110itiE MATTERS.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, -1369.
New A.dvertisemonte : .
New bonds— IVlekbein A: Farr. - -
flees° anal - At for Sale—D. ll;Beleher. •
Estray—O. B. Stone. - - •
Dissolution—Williams & Bears.
New Arrival—ll re.-11. B. IcirobnlL • _
.Estray—lre Me hell.
stock Horses— .A. Fish. '
Sheriff Sales. • . - . ._ ,
Applications forLicenso. • .
.New Milinery—Miss R. J. Keeney.
Life Insurance and Trust Company- 7 M P
Bigenex, General Agent.
STEINMANN has done a neat job in the
p o st-ottico. The lock &Owens are now' completed
:Ina the general aspect of roominess and neatness
mot be plCasont to all.
PrEms.—Mr. C4eo. Bite())
broke his leg on the 34 inst.
Farmington has a ghost sensntiOn
The Mansfield furnace went ioto operation on
t he nth.
_ _ _
. DEIFERTI.EDH-- ' The Unusual demand
upon our space this week forces us to defer near
ly two cldutnns of matter prepared for this num
ber, including local news frem Mansfield, Co -
ingt6n, Maiusburg and Farmington, as well as
our usual dish of "go sip." Wo regret to defer
correspondence, but ost of it came too Into.
PERSONAL.—H. C. Johns', Esq., litte
of Rutland, has located in Williamsport, where,
he will engage in the practice of his prolesSion.
qtr. Jchus•has the talents and the culture ne
cessary to EUCOCES in law practice, and we expect
to hoar of his rapid rise in the profession.
TABLEA.I.7S;. — The concert and tab
leaus at the Court House, Tuesday 'evening of
last week, was largely attended and yielded a fine
r evenue—about .S(3O. We understand that a more
elaborate entertainment is contemplated under
the Aloe auspices, but we are not yet advised as
to time.
NEW MITSIC.—We have received the
following choice sheet Music &Sin Oliver D itson
1 Co., 277 Washington st., Boston : "I will come
to meet you darltng," Song and chorus—dedica
-I,A "to those who aro looking beyond- the river;
“Oh! may we meet again," ballad forsoprano or
tenor; "Sleep well ;" for tht: piano; andwrassels
en the boots," and "Will o' the Wisp," waltzes.
"Tsss.els on the Boots" is a capital waltz for
beginners on the piano.
WESTFIELD—CONCERT.—Rev. 0. B
Weaver writes us
"An unequalled vocal and instrumental concert
came off at Wifellield Arpil 230, ultimo, giving
i.
entire satisfact'on to all who heard. The pro
ceeds wero app ied on the purchase of an organ
for the chum . Resolutions of congratulation
scerQ unanimously adopted, and the musicians in
)ited to i epeat the concert, which, was agreed to
find the appointment fixed for May 20, inst.
Prof. T. F. Hecker, with his happy faculty for
Welling, will superintend the preparatiMs and
the concert. All lovers of music arc exp o edted to
ittend."
kI3nIGHT Cow.—Dr. Pratt, of the
Curhing Journal, Lets off tho following about
Charleston cow, in tho last ntunher of that pa-
"A cow in Tiogn,
.somo dozen miles from
Charleston, bad been for threo years driven to
Charleston and kept there while she gate milk,
which was used in making cheese. She was re
turned home each winter for keeping.. Seine
weeks ago before she "came in," like a wise now,
feeling the pressure of the lacteal fluid, and real
izing Qat it was needed to make cheese at the
factor •, she went to Charleston on her own
accord and virtually "tendered L iter services" for
'the summer."
That's not Litel, Doctor. We used to know a
curt, in this town, which opened gates like a
human, and helped herself to our cabbages like
mitetinia». Whcmcvor, r ho found a good bait
the would go through ton - five-rail fences to get
to it.
CAPITAL!—We rejoice to find the
fl•Howing ittan from the Cornipg DentocraL The
muter Far that ho caw, at Peek's wagon factory,
Corning—
" A Stage coach for Mi. Hazlett, for the
Tioga and Wensboro route, mirth 4 ; '50 0 . This
was nearly completed and lvb have never seen
Ono equal to it in general excellence, beauty and
Finish. The painting was particularly line, ex
hibiting the most beautiful striping we have
ever seen executed. The construction of the
coach is such that we must congratulate the peo
ple of Wellshoro on having a stage in which a
journey to their place can be made with (morn, t
Ce enjoyment."
THE STEVENS FAMILY.—Mr. A. J.
sleN CUS:II. S. COUSIII NVidsor, Carindr4 sends us
a note with circulars, and ash us to inform the
"tevens ho is preparing a ()erica
! loical history of that family, including its va
nous branches, from its first settlement in the
United States to the present time, with a vi w
!o publication in book form. Ile desires Weal
kra of the family to send him their names it
tall, living or dead, with date'of birth, marria:e,
(11* death j bilth-place, Fettlorent, or residence,
business, or protestion. This should include the
entire gienlberahip of each branch of the family,
eig far back as eau be ascertained. Also, what
vlitions, church, civil, or military any have held
,r hold. We comply with the requctl of our
ntrespondent, as there'' aro Eoveral families .of
the name in Tioga county. Circulars prepared
4 fi,r the information are furnished on niplicatien,
MAD DOCI IN SULLIVAN.—MIS. A. 61.
flip of Sullivan sends u 3 the following account of
a dog supposed to be rabid, which made an
attack upon a dog belonging to t 4 house last
week. Mrs. Hill and Bliss Lyda Hill were sitting
ini the house, when they were startled by the
ru,h of a doeupon the stoop. Mrs. It writesl
"The dog rushed up the stoop and seized bur
deg, tumbling him about and biting him .the
while. Miss Lydia went to the rescue, and after
a battle forced the strange dog to let go his hold,
when he rushed past her and into the house. We
I
soon put him out and gave the alarm. In a few
minutes several men with guns were pursuing the
anim I. Air. Hill shot at him but'did not hurt
him much. The dog ran for the mountain nod
took refuge in an old 'house. °Routing him from
this cpver he - Was shot and knocked over as he
Lrek4 for the open-fields ; but he recovered and
made•for the road where Mr. Hill met hint and
1 1
knocked him down with a club. By this nue
several men CElllld up with guns and the ere, to
was killed. The dog belonged to Mr. Li r (It
mann, of Troy, as Mr. 11111 neat day found
at that piaci.. Mr. Lindermann said that th
was bitten about three weeks ago. At that Um
Mr. L. did not suppose that tho dog was ea,
Some days later the dog snapped at bim ba
failed to bite his tleA. Ito tied him up, hut t'
etsature broke the chain and got away, hilit g
great many dogs on his way to our place."
TIOGA IJuCAL.—The following ilscqnS'
reached us -to late for publication lint
However, ".snohblettm" always "keeps," which
ten feather in the cap of any 'writer :
The temperance men of the place have le
icived themselves into a committee of the whole,
and have 1113(111 a flank mo‘ement open the
enemy,
They have bound over Messrs 'Puller, Bolde n ,
gmilb, Crelh'and Lang, in seine from $:,O to .$2011 . .
Poe the past three months there bar been a hien.-
try in operation here, it !wing the first' thing of
the kind in the place. It is about- three-fourths
rda mite from town, and all the better for
that. as nuisances of the kind decrease in an in
eerie proportion to their distance from any vii
hrge, We do not know of it drunken man being
teen in the streets for a long time. This it a
compliment to any town, surrounded as this i 4 h)
uerke that employ n class usually addicted to the
me of imoxicating drinks:
Th e town clock, which has been dead for seine
years past, has been resurrected through the skill
3114 ingenuity of Wile, the jeweler. Its' pulse
heat. regularly, but it is too weak at prm,ent to
though w ith good nourishment -trot
`oftiething stimulating, it will be able to resume
function inn short time.
Meade and Cady, have painted the phiz
,of the
"hoary beaded potontatoi" and its appearance is
quite agreeable tomli. r , - '
• D. PerrY, - formerly engineer at the Bayer Mills,
has Inoved "bag and haggage". to .Williamsport.
Ile takes with him - the reputation of a good' on
gineerj and honorableeitizen. ' -
The borough school commenced Monday the
3d. W. E. Hathaway has been engaged to teach%
the summer term. .
T. L. Baldwin has made his customary visit to
the city this spring, anY the new goods are
making their appearance i ta largo quantities. lie
keeps the host assortmentlazoods In the place,
any thing from a cork-ser e
T to - a sewing-machine,
Ind from that to a mowor reaper, together
ith a large stock of drNoods and groceries,
may always ho found at his store.
Mrs. Lovejoy returned from Rome, (not . the
ancient city) last. week. While'thero she had a
cancer removed from the tower partof her month.
She is now doing well, but has suffered much for
the last few weeks.
Prof. Towner and son, gave a concert ut Parr's
all, Tuesday evening. Mr. Towner has few
iperiors as a singer and teacher of ninsie, and
s son bids fair to. rival the best base soloist in
o country.
Rev. J. F. Calkins held tenehert' examination
here Friday the 23d. Sunday morning nud
evening he occupied the Presbyterian , pulpit, in
exchange with the pastor of that church.
Ira Wells, formerly tanner, and merchant at
this place, was in town the fore part of the week.
'There is a little talk 'to Om effect that he and
, of itratistield,
(-leo. Stratton propose building, another tannery
in this vicinity, but wo say this with no authority
whatever.
Rev. Mr , Parker,•of Austinville, preached at
o Baptist house Sunday evening 25th inst.
Under date of May G :
B. B. Borden started for tho west, this week
He has bought a farm near Plainfield, Wis., and
exchanges the life of a well situated druggist for
that of a •farmer. We wish him success.
B. C. Wickhn i m is thinning nut his nursery
very fast this string, by shipping large quan
tities of trees to Jersey Shore. Our village hag
runny nurseries„but only,oneof the hind men-
tinned above, which is patronized .by all wanting
any thing of tho kind in this localitk.--
S. Id. Geer has returned from his southern
trip, and reports very favorably of the country.
He cannot tnOto up his mind to go. Hates to
leave this land of sourhtuut, and steady habits.
We are surprised that "Somebody" in Mims
field should come out in a card, denouncing
Emery's theory, and at the same time expressing
his ignorance to the many readers of the Agita
tor. He says: "In fact, since reading Mr,
Emery's theory and Judge' Edmond's testimony
in the Mander ease, I hardly know it' it is safe to
believe anything." -
Is this the first he has hoard of similar. the
ories?' Ile must be Rip Van Winkle the second,
and is just retaining to a conscious state. If these
theories bring his thinking faculties into requi,
sition, they ha the desired effect.
Uncle Sam 1. fled us in forwarding our items
last week in tit ie for publiCation ; consequently
I we remained in the dark. -----.._
If at any time "Snobby" ehoold fail to "toot"
his bugle, or the editor's columns should ho filled
with matter of snore importance, just call at the
'Orage house" and examine the bulletin board,
which will always ontain the very latest news.
gossip, marriages, and deaths:
OBITUARY.—With tiufeigtied
We chronicle the death of J. A, Karr, E4,en
the morning of the 7th inst., at Emporium, Cam
eron county, after a lingering illness.
Mr. Knepp was born in 1835 and was, cow°
quently, at the time of his decease 31 years old
Ho was a native of Tioga county, wo believe of
Lawrence, where his parents reside. As Deputy
Sheriff of this county, and as Commissioners'
Clerk, lie won golden opinions, and will -be re
membered long and favorably by all. Few
young men possess the tact and the capacity for
business which distinguished Mr. Knapp. In his
social relations ho was frank and genial, a Linn
and steadfast friend. In business he was the
soul of honor and the reflection of punctuality.
let the loss to society can hardly compare with
the voiceless afflictions which disciplines the
hearts of his wife and children, Ithl family and
friends. The uorld, was better for his life . %
•
The triennial Convention of the School Di
rectors of Tioga county met in the Court H o use
Tuesday afternoon, :May 4, and was called to or
der byllev. J. I•', Calkins, County Soperinten
dent.
On motion, Rev. N. L. Reynolds, of Blos,loirg,
was elbeted Chairman, and Mf'.961'.9. Vites
and - Henry Tlollnnds Seeretaries.
The roll of districts was called and 1:12 Direc
tors answered to their names. The whole number
Or Directors is 21(1.
A quorum 'being present proceeded to bovine
On inc,t ion it. %rag ardered that the F.l.l”"rc
fixed before balloting for suporintcudont, An
amendment to postpone until atter balloting WWI
10S1.
The emus of $1.500, 5;1000, $12:11), and x•'1100
were severally mimed.
On a call of the ayes and noes, the salary was
fixed at $1250.
Illessrs. Elias Horton, A. 11: Rockwell, and
P. A. Allen' were then ilominoted for c,nuity
Superintendent..
On the first ballot—
Mr. Horton had 65 votes.
Mr. Rockwell had SO Votes.
Mr. Allen hail 17 votes. ,
There being no choice, o second hallo', was
ordered, resulting a , follows
Mr. Horton had. 68 votes.
Mr. Rockwell had •19 votes.
Mr. Allen had 14 votes.
And Mr. Horton was declared duly ticeled.
Adj. xi, e die.
?1.5. - In:who ••.; W.ll. Ml , laugh el al I)
V 4 P. Damon et al
Lawrence Griggs et 01 vs Maly J. Hi ierson.
F. E. Stnith, _Uhler vi C.J. Wheeler ,
Bean & tneworth vs A. B .Tanner '
W. Y. Campbell vs Morris township.
John MeOraw VS A. H. Foster et al
Morris P. Kelsey Vli William L. Beet,.
TowM.hip of Jaelo,on ye Updike et al
Harden tor Itimitey et al ‘e E lien Goodall
U. S. Ceulting VS It r Illif flee et al
MIUhl TIM In
C F V 9 WHCCX Whitney
.lobo It fledges vs Timm Comity
.1 C Fisher N. , 1 A W Lewis
C Bennett & Co. vs Lowrey At Donalihmn.
Bridge R. Remington for Allen vs Mansfield lroo Wks
Wlt Coles , vs Morris Township
31 Coles et el vs
E.l Ih; orth
Frank Crav en
P Minion
Da%id Datizelger
[For the Agitator]
Tame De,r, ASSOCIATION.—ThisAssom,Iti„,, ,„ 0 , 1 , 0 ",1
of M Misters and Laymen of the 3i. J. Cho, en, fs to
hold its third quarterly keggion at Knoxville, to begin
with a pennon Monday evening, May 17th, and to con
tinue until Wednesday noon. It is earnestly desired
that et cry pastoral charge on the DN.. let lie
tell; tor the sake or better mutual aciinsintant and
'religdous quickening, conmel, intellee.tual improve
ment, and the better prodding to advance the connec
toinal interests et the piste ict. No pastor can welt af
ford to be absent. Tho question will lie considered
whet her tei have a Dist. let camp meeting, and where.
StINMY WHOUL, nibT/TUTJ.N.
In October loot the Troy District Itt4..ociation provi
ded to carry out the iii tractions of the Etott Clears/to
conference by bolding, (luting the par , five Sunday
r. , chool Instltotes In the Dist' ict : and dm pmdurs of
the following charge., were appointed to pi 0% hie fur
them Reverarly ac to time, place, and all 1111C1iedil1g4.
Towatila, 3fonroeloll. Liberty Corner,, Uht or,
Fork•nillt?. and lluxhoro, to unite in one lard Bute.—
Itev. C. t. 4. Fox, Chairman.
Troy, Canton, Burlington, Stnitlititdd, and Spi ing
field. to unite In one. Nev. N C. Veto, Chairaina.
31ansfield, Mainslturg, Jackson and Lawrenceville,
IlloPtbtrg to unite in one. ltev, W, Cochran, Chairman.
IVelltrboro, Charlc.tott. and Pine C,eek to unite in
one. Bev. O. L. 0 dawn, Chairman.
' I:110X villa, Farmington, WeA Chatham, Wectneltl,
and Brookfield, to unite in one. 11ev. I. Feel el t,Chati
, man.
Taal DISTRICT QUAItTLIILY MELTING.--ruill Ili Quarter.
0 ' —TIOga sad LaNcletwevit te, May 22d and 23•1 ; Canton,
r. Moe Lttitli and :Al; Troy. Jute filli :ilia Calf ; Fai ming.
toll. JllllO 1 .:111 81111 1Z1111; WC,lfiClil, Juno 12111 Mid
.11 bill', (Nreet me to' 'I cacti at W e r.itllol..l, July 4111, in
)rr eve" inl-I I l e ful'llboliiu, Julio 191)i 1111.1 _ 2, 1111 ; 1:1c/N41 , 111g,,
° J1111e1;1111 hlit 201111 1111111 , 1/Ufg,21 , 111 11111127th; Wt ~.t
no Chatham...lM • :;t1 anti -lii,, Ulatilt .don, July 711 111111
A . 4111; 11111 ,4 C/1 e. .i ell loth and 11 th ; litvdtot c Ilith and
llth, expect I 10 111 proarli, SUrtfhty;at 5, p, ta.; Riot
la ;staithtield,.l il) 17th ttild 15111; Jaeltson, 17th and lb ;
t ‘e Si. S. .1(3 tier, blIppl). 1 11111 kAi1g:1 . 11 .1 1 10 Pie:fell iCtli tit
2P. 31., 1.11 , 1 tii,oot (LI . con reel Ilcu ; Sit Int:hold, Jul! , / 7 111
a and Fob. lam to lue.trli Stliffhty,:f I'., :.t. Ktioxvillo
.10 ly ::1111 and 15; /a vol, holt'. July `Jill' and '33, expect
me to 01, at Moot:field Hollow. Friday 2:311,21'. 51.,
a 1 11 111'11 1 :: . . Conlt. I', nee ; P:'e Cif. ol:, July :;t and
Au; I t '., ti•atm v, duly t.,1 and Atli. l. or Contert111:11,
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School Directors' Cortventioill
--
Trial List for May Term, 1069
Na'lrving et al
VH Stan
C Rgfhbttno
CjohnFon
.4 Eve Mel Ilaktod
SABI:xi 11 :7 1 .c1t00L4.---'l . llcre afe per
hap, 1.0 kv, ; , 11111.1y ~,to.l In din ConlltY 4 4 44
that htl.l et the Yeet,4 Schmel
t harhB W.
t elh•het,., ivre-t»t Sepetiweneictst• came
atot , lig Ls tiollethil,g 11!..4 . a 3(..r- age. Since
then Sett 4 hsts nut tune,
11,r .1110114'y to ni.ike tIo! •••60,11 u:iefut Wool ett raet -
e, au I In: 11 , 1•4 silt, I, 11. .1 ) 1 1tee the
fit /u/or ac heve etit,llPl
,„di-jbati•als, “:,/,1:11,(‘'S."
~,,C7ll end
Thio has been expentkd fo r I . ,„ ( d is , an d i n
purchaArig •preeentd fur the trehuinrii. Tho
"Christmas tree" last winter, given
. under the
auspices ofitto ; ,sehool • wits. a , ,,apleasitd •saocess.:
Every member of tho school received a present,
with one exception, and that mistake was after
wards generously rectified. Tho "tree" was worth
not less than $lOO. Our Superintendent has
fust,returned from New York with, a lino collec
tion of hooks, and we now have a library of 250
volumes._ The, average attendance* of soholars
and teachers has been about 80. Occasionally a
friend stops in and honors us by a short address.
Tho lost visit was from Doctor Webb. Aftei'• 'an
interesting little speech the Doctor read a story
and sung u cheerio& melody as only ho could
perform IL ~ Call again, Doctor! • -
Thosesfoud'of talking to children will find it
an agreeable pastime to come up and see us, and
give an encouraging word to the school. What
has improved our Poilool so much is the fact. that.
every hotly in the neighborhood reale interested
in it. Heads of families, fathers, mothers, yOung
men and maidens, and children, are punctually
in their places every Sunday. The pleasant,
genial countenance of our Superintendent is
always there. casting sunshine all around him.
111 r. Sears has won a place very near the hearts
of the people of this neighborhood. We .believe
he canto up hero for no other purwose that to do
good, with a heart overflowing with love for the
cause in which he was to engage, and a determi
nation to succeed, he set about his noble work,
The people appreciated hi4-efforts and helped him.
The result has exceeded the expectations of the
most presumptuous. The inhabitants of this dis
trict have been made better for his coming here,
and we mean to keep him if good treatment, re
spect, assistance "love and money" can induce
him to remain. 11.
CrtArti.csroN, May' Ist, 1809.
J DICKINSON Mil—Dens •Sir: The one-horse
Cultivator purchased of you, made by 4es: ,, rs Fords
Howe, I think far the best I have ever used.
It works as well in hard ground as in {soft, and
is destined to ho king among hoed mph, us the
Mower and Reaper is among sowed ones.
Revectfuily yours, LEROY TABOR.
. Lots of nice now goods nt Wickham 'dc Farr%
Tiogn, Ps. Such as Dry Goods, 'Groceries .11ats
and Caps, Boots and Shoos Crockery 41-.. Voodeti
ware—ready to be inspected, and sold at a fair,
profit. Call and see.
HOUSE -CLEANING.— Hugh Young
k Co., are now receiving their Spring Stock of
Wall and Window Papers, Curtains, Curtain
Fixtures, Cord and tassels, Gilt Cornices, 4e.,
willeh they-Ore now selling at i-ery low figures.
Persons wanting goods in their line Mill do well
to examine their stook before . buying elsewhere.
No charge for showing goods.
MoINTOSII—UNNINUS —To Wellsboro, on $1771.
day, May Ibt, by Om Bev. A. Bowman, Mr. A m
drew M.:tutor& and Miss Lla o.Jeuriings, both of Cov
ington.
RYON—IIUNTZINGER.--At the restdonco of tho
brae's fallow, April 29th, by the Bev .Thos. B. Barker,
of Lancaster, Geo. W. ilyon, Eery., of Shamokin, to
Miss Pilaw, daughter of Win. Iluntzinger, .EN., of
Schuylkill, Haven, Pa. No cards.
DITCHI3URN—DANIC—InUnion.2Sth ult., by J.L.
CI ova:in(' , Esq., Wm. Ditcliburn and Margarot Dann.
all of Union.
SNOB 'FILET
CIIAFFEII—KVANS.--Itt Mansfield, May 2d, hy Roy.
Watson, C. W. Chaffee, to Louisa Evaus, Loth of
Sullivan , Pit.
COCIIRON—FU USON.—A t the A!. E. Pa reonago,
Liborty, 28tb, by Roe. ll.Colburn, Goo. Coch•
roll Lir Liberty, Pa., to Laura, Fulguson of Nanvoo, Pa,
r~z- HALL'S
- VEGETABLE $.1011 1 4N
HAIR
NEIVAR
I'S the only 'infallible Hair Preparation for re
storing Gray Hair to its original color and pro
!noting its growth.
It is the eheapest preparation ever girered to
the public, as one bottle will. last longer
«nd accomplish more than three bottles of
any other preparation. •
Our Renewer i 3 not a Dye, It will not stain
lho shin ai ethers. It will keep tho hair from
falling oat. It vleanses the Scalp and makes
the hair soft, lustrouq, and silken.
Our tre,itiQe on the flair sent free by mail.
R. P. HALL & CO. , Nashua, N. 11. Proprietors.
For.salo by all Druggists. [Apr. 14, IS(9.
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ATARRIAGES.
SPECIA.r., NOTICE§.
-0-
NICE
AT
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1111 7 ICKHATII it FARR'S,
1!11
TIOGA,• PA
E
StICII AS
DRY GOODS
Groceries,
HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS & SEIOES,
CROCKERY & WOODEN
WARE;
ROA DY TO BE INSPECTED, AND
01,11 AT PROFIT
CALL AND SEE
WIOKIIAM & FARR
Tioga, May 12, 1869.
Notice toTax-Payers.
- wiLL attend at my storo in eßebore to re.
I
.calve y Borough'and School ,Taxes; for 1809,
Thursday the 13th, Taesda' the 18th, - and
11ednesday the 19th, May, last
To all persons who pay on those days, an
abatement; of five per cent is , allowed. After the
above date no abatement can be; made.
Taxpayers are earnestly requested to make
prompt payments. War. - ROBERTS,
May .5, 1899. Receiver of Taxes.
Chas. II: Goldsmith, of 1Yo11•bero, will bo a
oandidato for Troatiurer, subjoo to tho ,dooislon
of the Republican convention.
We are requested to announce Giles Itoberts,
of Knoxville, as a candidate for Treasurer, sub
ject to the decision of the Relmblican County
Convention.
David Cameron, of Tioga, wi i be a candidate
for Treasurer, subject to the de ision of the Re
publican Convention.
11. Stowell, Jr., of Wollsbor, will be a can.
(Vitiate for Treasurer, subject tci the decision of
the Republican County Convcnion.
Remember that Albert Bakor,,bf Westfield Boro,
a one.arnied " Bucktail n that li,otes no he shot, is
the candidate for County Trpsttrer, subject to the
deeiqon of the Republican County Convention.
Yours Respectfully ALBERT BAKER.
We aro requested to announce Alonzo M.
Spencer, of Richmond, as a candidate for County
Treahurer in the approaching Republican County
-Conentian, and subject to the decision of the
same.°
We aro requested to announce Gen. R. C. Cox,
of Liberty, as a candidate for Treasurer, sub.*,
to the decision of•the Republican County Con
"volition. . • • ,
11. S. ARCHER offers himsel
Register and Recorder, subje.
of the Republican Convontio.
P. L. DEANE offers himself
the position of Register and'
tho•decision of the Republica
tion.
Lratox . TABOR, of Chariest
dato for Prothonotary etihjoc
Republican Oonvention.
J. F. ' DONALDSON •is a can
of Prothonotary, subject to
Republican Convontion of Ti
pIVORCE.--To Mary Ann Royse e Take
ntitice, that Carlos Rouso, your husband, has
applied to the Court of Common Pleas of Tiogn
county fur a divorce from the bonds of matri
mony, and that the said Cont has appointed
Monday, MJty 31,, 1869, for a laboring in the
said matter, at the Court House, Wolisboro, at
which time and place you can attend if you
think proper. . B. POTTER,
May 5, 1369. - Sheriff. •
TN DIVORCE.—To Ly Cooper : Take
TN
notice, that Rebecca' Cohpor, your wife, by
her next friend, Miner Watkins, has applied to
the Court of Common Pleas f Tioga County for
a divorce from the bonds f matrimony, and
that the said Court has appointed Monday, May
31, 1369, at the Court Roust), Wellsboro, for a
bearing in the said matter, at which time and
place you ciin attend if you think proper.
13. POTTER,
Sheriff.
IN DXV• WE,—To Tryphona White: Take
: notice, that Daniel A. White, your husband,
has applied to tho Court of. Common Pleas of
Tiogo. County for a divorce lfrom the bonds of
matrimony, and that the aid Court has ap
pointed Monday, May 31, 1869, at the Court
House, Wellsboro, for a hearing in the said
matter, at which time and place you can attend
if you think proper. J. B. POTTER,
May 6, 1859. 'Sheriff.
1. N DIVORCE.—To Daniel Green Take no
tiro, that your Ivife, Henrietta Green, by
her next Prtend Abiel SIY, bas applied to the
Court of Common Pleas of ITioga County for a
divorce from the bonds of (matrimony, (Ind that
said Court has appointed Monday, May 31,
1809, at the Court ROUE°, Wellsboro, for a hoar
ng in the said critter, at which time and place
mu can attend it you think proper.
J. B. POTTER,
Sheriff.
TN DIVORCE.—To Ma W. Br4in Take
notieo, that your husband Edwin C. Brown,
has applied-to the Court 6f Common Picas of
Tioga County for a divorce from the bonds of
matrimony, and that said Court has appointed
Monday, May $l, 1549, at the Court Idolise in
Wollsboro, for a hearing in said case, at which
time and place you can attend if 7 0. w think
proper._ J. B. POTTEtt.
Slay a, 1869. Sheriff.
IN DIVOTtCI3.--To Margaret'Atherton : Take
notice, that Thomas It. Atherton, your hus
band has applied to the Court of Common Pleas
of Tioga County for a divorce from tho bonds of
matrimony, and that Fnid Court has appointed
Monday, May 11, 180, at the Court House,
Wellaboro, for a hearing inisaid matter, at which
time and place you can , attend if you think
proper. J. B. POTTER,
May 5, 1869. sheriff.
NEW
GOODS,
TN DIVORCE.—To Joh . F. Bristol: TaltO
notice, that Polly B.lristol, by her next
friend Cornlins Howland, has applied to the
Court of Commom Pleas of i Tioga, County for a
divorce from the bonds of matrimony, and that
said Court has appointed Monday, May, 31,
1869, at the Court llouso, Wellsboro, for a hear
ing in the promises, at which time and place
you cali' attend if you think proper.
J. B. POTTER,
Sheriff.
To Lovers of Good Stock.
LSTILL continuo to keep my Alderney Bull
for improvement of MilkingStook. lie will
be part of a season in Middlobury, and balance
of tho time at Wellsboro.
have for Salo, 1 Devon bull, pure blood, 2
years old. Also 2 grade Alderney Dulls,
blood, 1 year old.
I would call attention tl:o my Chester County
White Boars—Uncle Sam and Young America.
Uncle Sani will remain ati Middlebury—Young
America at 'Wellsboro.
Thoso wishing good S
Wellsburg, May 5,1869—,
pounty Treas
ItEarBTnit &, It c
PROTRONOTA
May 5, Iqc4
Aray 5, 1860
May 5, 1869
'Register's
ATOTICE is hereby giv.n that the Adminis
trators named beloW have filed their ac
counts'in the Register's Office for Tioga County
Pa.,—and that the said accounts will be presented
to t Orphans' Court, for said County, at a
scssi n of said Court, to be held in Wellsboro' on
Monday the 31st day of May 18t19, at 2 o'clock
A. M., for oonfirmation and allowance.
At'oount of Jno. I. Mitchell, Adminstrator of'
the Estate of Sarith A. Nina, late of Tioga
Township, deceased,
Account of Roswell Ackley and Jano Griffin,
Administrators' of the Estate of Philo Griffin,
late of Middlebury Township, deceased.
Account of A. W. Wilson and Butler Smith,
Administrators of the Estate of Thomas B.
Goodonow late of Covington Tw'p., deceased.
Account of C. If,' Seymour, Surviving Ad
ministrator of the Estate of Royal Rose, late of
Rutland Township, deceased; with whom is
joined D. G. Stevens and 11. M. Stevens, Ad
.ministrators of Ezra I. Stevens, deceased, who
was also an Administrator of the said Royal
Rose, deceased.
Account of Nathan' ATtin and Hiram Brooks,
Administrators of th4iillqate of Nelson Austin,
late of Wellaboro r tlee l eaied. D. L. DEANE,
Wellsbore, Pa., May 5, '69. 0 Register.
PETITION FOR CHARTER. Notice is
hereby given that an application has been
made to the Court of COmmon Pleas of Tiogu
County for a charter of Incorporation to Thomas
J. Recife, Michael Davey, and others, assooitacd
for encouraging and disseminating the prin
ciples of Temperance, to have continuance by
the name, style, and tipo of " The First Total
Abstinanee 6ociety of Blossburg," and , that
Monday, the 31st day of( May 180, is appointed
for the anal hearing, whn, if no sufficient reason
is shown to the contrary, the Court will grant
said Charter. J. P. DONALDSON,
May 5, IS6O-1111. Proth'y.
Acilninistraor's Notice. -
J4 ETTEII of Administration having been
grantedi to the undersigned upon tiro estate
ofAarono Searle, Late of Jackson, deed, all per :
sons indebted to, or claiming against said Estate,
must settle with ELLEN SEMILE.
Slay. 5, ltititl.-bw. Adnex. —
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For i l ialle.
AM AGENT for K' i nnoy S:. Co., celebrated
pilatform Spring W' l
guns, ell styles, also
for their light Carriag .s and Buggy Wagons,
all made in gootl style, pd from Jersey timber,
and warranted in ever respect, equal to any
made. Uan furnish any of the above at the
lowest Manufacturers price's. L. C. BENNET.
Wellsboro, May f, 1669-tr.
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,Planino . b •itl 3latchiii,..,o..
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PLO CEI e ING, Tr.. 4 INSCOT
' IN Cr, OA' UIE .1) tC• GILOOVED,
•
with rapidity and exactuesa, with our new
chine... Try it and see. B. T. VAN . IIO.IIII
April 21, 1869,
NEW . 4DVERTISE
WOULD respectfully inform tho public that
slie is now opening a largo assortment of
which
. clie offers for Bale at lo prices. Her
stock comprises.
Flowers, Hats, Bonnete l :Ribbons,
, • Laces, •
and ladles fancy goods, genertilly
Particular attontion paid to ''repairing Hatt
and Bonnets. Wellsboro, April, 28,1869-2 m. -
rer.
Ar. Dress-Making
THE undersigned would say to hor old friends
and tho public generally, that she has fitted
up rooms in hor building (let door below Van-
Horn's ware rooms) for thopurphse of carrying on
•ec, Dress-Making!
licr goods aro all now, and consist in part of
Flowers, Laces, Ribbons, Straw goods, ff:c.,
and in short, everything pertaining to a Faih
ionablo establishment. Cull before purchasing
elsewhere. Prices reasonable.
Particular attention paid to bleaching and
doing over old ladies' bonnets.
Apr, 21, '69-3ln. Mrs. JEROME SMITH.
State Street Lots.
ACONE having laid off his land OD
. State Street into town lots now offers
them for sale on reasonable terms. - • ' -
Weilsboro,4ril 28, 1869.
=
as a candidate for
t to tho decision
as a candidate for
ocordor, subject to
I I county Convon-
1 HIS is to give notice : That on the
22d day of January A. D. 1869, a warrant
in Bankruptcy was issued against the estate of
James M. Bunnel of Wellsboro, in the county of
Tioga, and State of Ponn'a, who bas boon adjudg
ed a Bankrupt on petition of his creditors ; that
the payment of any debts and delivery of any
property belonging to such Bankrupt, to him, or
for his use, and the transfer of any property by
him aro forbidden by law : that a meeting of the
Creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and to choose one or more Assignees of his
estate, will ho hold at the court of Bankruptcy,
to be hidden at tho office of F. E. Smith, in the
Bore of Tioga, Pa., before F B Smith, Register,
on the 10th day of May, A D 1809, at 10
o'clock A. M.
n, tvlll be a caudi
to tho docision of
Mato for tho of
the dociaion of the
'go. county.
THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
11. S. Marshal Western District, Pa.
Apr 28,'6J. Per DAVID CAnnnon, Dep'y.
Just Received
S PRINQ SACKS and SACKINGS, at
DELANO 4 CO'S
April 14, 1869
ANEW lot of POPLINS, ALPACAS ..to„
and Satins for Trimmings at
DE LANG lc CO.
Is the piano to got your PHOTOGRAPHS. Now
and Rustic Scenery. The now riabinot size wade
in any position. apr. 14, 1860.
A SPLENDID stook of Kid Gloves only $l,OO
nt DE LANO t CO.
A . LARGE Stock of Spring Clothing at
. DE LANO Sc CO.
Made at CLAY KING'S Art Gallery, at $1.25
per dozen. Also HALO AMBROTYPES, largo
size for frames, $1,51) each. apr. 14, 1869.
In Tiega County for sale at the lowest prices, a
CLAY KING'S
Art Gallery:-
which will be manufactured tg ordor at roasona
blo prices, at CLAY KING'S
April 14, 1669. F Art Gallery.
WHOLESALE' AND RETAIL DEALER
inrall kinds of
Wines, Liquors and
Cigars,
,ock please mo a
I L. C. RENNET.
()lice.
Nrs. J. SOFT
Spring and SUMMer Millinery
• in all its departments
In Bankruptcy.
April 14, 1889.
4aittw MK,ixigg"
ART GALLERY,
April 14, 1569
April 14, 18G9
HALO PHOTOGRAPHS
Largest Stock of Frames
April 11, 1869
FOR SALE.
A 131) Cfldid stock of
Picture Frame Moulding's
Grooery and Provision Store,
CORNING, N. Y.
°C. " 1:10. ..±.3r_0r...,,
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC, GREEN &
DRIED FRUITS,
CANNED F.RUITS AND
VEGETABLES,
WOOD & WILLOW WARE, GLASS &
CROCKERY WARE,
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, CABS &
PERAMBULATORS, TOYS, &c., &c
A full and complete assortment of the above
mentioned goods of tho best quality always on
hand.
Particular attention paid to Fine Groceries
Dealers and Consumers will rind it to their in
terest to examine his Stock before buying.
Corning, N. Y., March 31, 1889.
Orphuhs' • Court Sale
Y virtue of an order of the Orphan's Court
of Tioga County. I will expose to sale by
public outcry at the Court House, Wellsboro on
Thursday, May, 20th, 1800, at 2 o'clock P. M.,
thou and there, to tho highest and best bidder,
the following described Real Estate, the prop
erty of Ella. S. Hoyt and Eva C. Hoyt, minor
children of Josept Hoyt and Sophia Hoyt, do.
ceased, to wit:
A lot of land situated in the Boro of Wells
hero, Tinge County, Pa. Bounded on the North
by lands of A. P. Cone, on the East by lands of
U. . Fisher, on the South by State Street, and
on the Wert by land of Eliza Maxwell, contain
ing a of an acro ' more or less, with a ono story
frame house andsomo fruit trees thereon.
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
April, 28, 1869-Im, Guardian,
Orphans' Court Sale.
BY VIRTUE OF an order of the Orphans'
Court otTioga county, I will offer at 'pub
lic sale nt the Court nous° in Wellsboro, Friday;
the 28th day of May ngxt, at 2 o'clock p in, the
following real estate, Into the property of Minor
Benjamin, of Delmar, dea'd :
A lot of laud in Morris, surveyed on warrant
No. 1378. James Wilson warrantee, It being
all of said tract lying west of the top of tho
hill, west of Stony Fork creek, commencing on
the South line of said tract, a the top of said
hill, and running a straight line to a point 'on
the North lino; at the top of•said bill ' Tho
point of said hill to ho considered as the point,
at the toll of rocks, containing about seven hun
dred and fifty acres. Terms Cash,
SA RAU BENJAMIN,
Apr, 28, 'O9-Im, Acho'4, of M. J3onjamici.
TEMA
MEDICAL
LD
Is often quite expensive, but this y
tiro reading.
If by accident, you yet scalde
• burned, or strained, then a'
Saintlier
immediately; for it is quick to
and powerful to cure pain and so
If you arc afflicted with la?
numbness and stiffizess of the lim
severe pain, or painful swellings
ralgia and Influmatory itheuma
try
SALVTIFER
byall means. Apply it quickly s
leave it open to the air; and, use it
,to directions on the bottl.
If you have Sore Throat, or
_Felons, or Croup, or Pleurisy, or
or any of these disorders that
outward remedy, lien
SALUTIFER
Is what you want, far it has pro
ing to thousands. Although it
to be one of the strongest medicin
so safe that even a ehildmay han
SALUTIFEB,
Kept constantly On hand for int
will certainly preventmuch su,
may save life.
If you are prudent and ecoh:
desire to save expense; then re:
SALUTIFER
Is found to be a saving of more
year in all families that
/2 For sale by all Druggists
Depot 252 Greenwich St., Now Yor
Wholesale and
DirG STI
y c. JERE
T i a 'E fu e l trl s s t a o r: Z o o r f will keep on ha
11 1 1tEGS IND MEDI
Patent Itiedi
Flavoring Extracts; Perfume
Lamps,' Wicks, Dye Colors,
Lime and Brushes,
.Var
Sash Brushes, Window
all sizes, Varnish o
kinds, Fancy Soa
•
Hair Oils,
kSPECTAC3
Hair and Tooth Brushes, a
Yankee Notions; also a
sortment of
Horceopatbic 1I
and a full stock o
Boyars aro row/maw/ to call and examine pri
ees Indere purchasing elsewhere.
March 24, 1809—ly
GENTS' & LADIES' FUR
FRENCH MERINOS AT COS,
AMERICAN MERINOS'
IT - GREATLY II
Wollabor°, Jan. 20, 1869
FEED, MEAL, PORK, PROVISIONS,
A choice lot of CLOVER and TIMOTHY SEED,
besides all kinds of GARDEN: and small FIELD
SEEDS, SEED POTATOES, ite., at
You can got cash fo
EGGS, BEANS, POTA
BEESWAX,
March 31, ISI3D
RIP SHE
Olt CASH, wo will moll,
Very be, Rye d Oats,
here,
Best imported Feed,
Best Common Eeed,
'Cow Feed.
The above goods, at the ahove pricos, aro
strictly cash !
We don't mix sandhi ourfeed.
We haven't a Plaster MP/ connected kith our
Flouring Mill !
Our Food is pure! W4T.0311T & BAILEY.
Wellsboro, Jan. 20, 1800.
New Goods
ust Received and sold cheap, for Cash.
tjl -r • April 7, liB-tf, TOLBB it BARKER
PAINTS, OILS,
l ure Wines and Liquors
BULLARD &
tiro now offering
ALL OTHER G
PRICE
CALL AND SEE
The Best Stick of
Flour,
.c~., '~
in Wollsboro, can bO!ound at
M. B. PRINCE'S
lig B. PRINCE'S
FROM THIS
ELLIN
VICE
,t 1 bare for
bruised,
PIY
iee
eness.
eness, or
rs, or with
like Neu
ism, then.
DPg Mg W
I t'as'not to
according
Will sell from t
tansy, or
require an
DREGS
I 'M a bless.
's reckoned
; yet it is
'le & use it.
Perfluwery,• Nptionm, Dyes
zediate use,
'ering, and
Stu(lis, Paints, Oils,
, mical, and
nember that
than $lO a
se it.
Varnishes, Glass, Putty,
!EE
I=ll
EM
Alcohol, Turpentine, Kerosene Oil,
Tobacco, Cigars,
data
imo
Wall-Paper, Curtains,
WI
ine,
y, Ker
lane '
, sene,
I .11
' ish an
Glass
all
Positively no Ithunbug.
ES
ck of
as-
full at
onzplet.
Wollsboro, March 3, 1869
OM'
UZI
Fresh Goods Reeeived Weekly:
W. C. DRESS
1100S1 •M+l
Bats and Caps.
ICU. f
Converse & Os
keep constantly on hand a flute stook
MEft-CIIANIW
AT OST
GOODS AS REPRESENTED
ATC
Jan. 8, 1868.-ly. CONVEIRSE &
ODS
DECED
The undersigned would respectfully infOrm
the citizens of Tioga and vicinity that ho has
just opened a
Watch aml .11 - ewlbry
establishment in Borden's Drug Store, and is
prepared i to execute all orders in his line of
business with despatch and in tbo best i of man
nor.
ALL WORK WARRAN T ED,
12!
Tioga, Feb. 24, 1869.—. if.
1110I1C4AN & TIPPLE, 4.05,
ARV, receiving fresh lots of goods by t railroad
~ every Jay at their Store in 1
East C laarleston
and hereby give notice that they intend to lead
ono-Horse towns liko Wellebore and Mansfield in
both
Soo if wo don't do it,
April 21, 1869-4 w,
your
THE GRAND PRIZE
'OES, GRAIN,
, AT
L. PRINCE'S
1 OES
A I TE
F*D at tilos° pr
t and
. $2,50 cm
2,25
2,25 "
2,00 "
. 1.75 "
round. of Qom' Buttof wanted
9
e.do 9 000 tbr which I will pay 45 . cents in
trado a t my Stort.i. ' 0. L. WILLCON.
• Welltsboro, Nov. 23, 1868.
FOR SALE—ono pair of pleaturo Robe, at
Deo. .13, 1803. TOLES At,BARKER'S
fR. PITCH'S ABDOMINAL SUPPORT
ERE, for sale at Roy's Drug Store.
AMINO for hops,bentquality 25 atsrryard
4%
at DE LAND
Pet. 12.
L4AMP .-- A now kind of Innipforicepsono—
uo breskass of obitangye—nt FIp.LEY'S.
lituIUIITI T
Fixtures, &c., &c., &c.,
AT COST FOR CASH
P. R. WILLIAMS do CO
il?
Dry Goods S'
Fresh Groceries
CROCKF t RY
Bo It remembered, that
TO BE UNDERSOLD
WATCHES'
r
(IF
543.
umwmiglt
1 CLEAR - THE TRt
PRICES A'gll VARIETY
at the
i
Paris Exposition lirriiverselle.
CUICKERINWS
Amerlean Pianos Triumphant
OVER ALL THE WORLD.
;Visa 11. W. TODD, Agent.
Dee. 23, 18113. \Vollsboro,
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DENTISTRY.
DR C. N. DARTT, & Co.
Dentistry
still continuo the busiess of
Lulea Dentistry in Wellsboro whore they
respectfully solicit Ike patronage of all who need,
or desire the services of a Dentist. Having been
for the past fourteen years engaged in Dentistry
exclusively, they feel confident of giving perfect
atisfaction in all operations intrusted to their care.
Special attention given to the treatment of car
ies, irregularities, exposed nerves, ulceration,
and inflamation of the gum°, and all other die
eases to which the teeth mid gums are subject.
ffra7First Class Wok guaranteed in both me
chanical and operative Dentistry.
Gas and Ether given for extracting teeth.
OFinoE over Book and Jewelry Store.
Welleboro. Feb. 24, 1869.-tf,
NATIONAL
LIFII INSURANCE COMPANY
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Chartered by Speci'l Act of Congrestr,
ArpRq.ED - JULY 25,'1868
Cash Capital. $1,000,000,
First National Bank Building,
PRILADELkiIIA,
There all Correspondenco 9iotad be Addressed
t=E
CLARENCE. IL CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Cht4itnan Finance .5-, Execytive Corn
Barmy D. COOKS, Vice-President.
EMERRON W. PEET, Secretary and Actuary.
B. S. RUSSELL, Manager.
_ Circillars. pamphlets, and full particulars giv
en on application to tlio Branch Office of the
Company, or to
It. C. SIMPSON, WELLsndno, PA.,
by whom applications will be received and Poli- ,
cies procured for Tioga County.
Dec. 0, 186S—Iy.
ltgo
Great Bargains'
!For all who call at
Wilson VanValkenbures
ood
f genera
No. 2 Union Block. in
El
French Aferinoes, Empress Cloths, Bea
ver Sackings of all discriptions,
Poplins of all colors.
NOT
DELAINES & - PRINTS, ALL STYLES,
SGOOD.
PACTORY'S, SHEETINGS, BLEACH•
DI AND UNBLEACHED MUSLINS.
HOOP SKIRTS,
of every description ' DRESS TRIMMINGS and
BUTTONS of all kinds; also the largest and
cheapest assortment of
READY ADD CLOTHING
.
over brought int , li t oga County. Remember
'I the,.place, . ittl.;:call before purchasing-,
t 1
i I
ilire have a large assortment of Gents' ruttish-
Drawers, Undex-Shirts, Flannel Shirts,
Ruck Sleeves, and Mittens, and
Clothing of every description
manufactured to suit.
Thankful for past patronage, and by stria t at
tention to business•wo hope to sharp a oontlnn
ance of tho same.
S i ; l WILE
WILSON ,t, VAN VALKENI3,IIRG
Wollsboro,Oct.l2, 1868—tf.
OK.
;44 44 44 4,4 r,44
To TUE WORKING CLAPS:—/ at& now prepared to fhr•
aish all etasses with constant employment at their
homes, the whole of the time, or for the spare mo
ments. Business new, light and profitable. Fifty cents
to $5 per evenlfig, is either earned by perptis of either
sex, 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 scud me their address
and test the business for themselves, I make the follow
ing unparalleled offer: To all those Who are not well
satisfied with the bash - K.35,1 will send $1 tom for the
trouble of writing me. Null particulars, directions,
sent free. Samples molt by mail for lOcts. Address
IL C. ALLEN.
Augusta, Ale.
March 17, 1569-31 n
Cabinet Card Photographs ;
and all special sizes, and finest styles of pictures,
finished in first class manner at Ssionoor's Art
Gallery.
Manalleld, Fob. 3, 1839.
IgratETTERS of Administration having been
j
ed upon the Estate of Philona Lan
dis, /ate at WoUsbora, Elco'd, all
,porsons indebt
ed to, or claiming against said, estate must bat
tle with . TROM.kS ALLEN,
Wellshoro, March $l, 180--Gw. Adair.
ON" pair largo 'remit Ilorees, weight 2 r 600
lbs., 2 Utica Wagons, 1 light two horse
Democrat Wagon, I Ugh t two burro covered il'a
gon, 5 pair Bob Slcch , , part new, 2 sett Leavy
liarnets, 6 pr. binding Chains, &c. Terms easy.
For further particulars inquire at tlie. s .4. t oreCO of
J, B. DEIION .
Niles Valley, March 17, IS69—tf.
A FULL Stock of Groceries at old prices at
MI LANG CO.
A pril,l4, 1860. - -
A Mason 5; Ilamlin 'Cabinet Oogan. I?ivo
Octavo Singlo iteed, for cash or on timo.-
-Inquire of J. B. Shakespeare; over John R.
Boweree Store. April 7,1869-4 f.
EiWal=oll
OF TIIE
D. C
PAID IN FULL.
BRANOII OFFICE
OFFICERS
itcg Goods, consisting of
Administrator's NOtice.
For Sale.
sr• Sale
IaZIE2t.
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