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NVEDNESPAY, JIIsIE 16, 1169.
Now A.dreitiseimenfs
Wool wanted—Tolei}- & Batke - r:
Notices in disolinrge•-•,• ; Win. Bostwick, Jobs B.
DenD. L. •
_
Executor's Notice—John -estate.
Lost—Elmer , _
Wool wanted—Scare k Durby.
Arrigneti's Sale:- - 4M
Assignee's Notieo:-.1T.-Bullardi•Assigneo.
Summer Goods=Tools•& Barker; •
Every thing is lovely—L, A.,Gardner.
tiummer is long a-coming-Bullara & Co.
Ca'ution—A. B. Bastions. • • ;
Administrator'allotice—LeangerCulver; estate.
• , _
Forrnati 0.k1y.7,..Y.—. 7 T4e lad ipavf , the
M. E. Churettare preparing with 1, -eomnielidaitie
E nterprise to serve tho pithlieisith• delitnitios 'mit,
Cream ) Lemonade, Strawberries, ' and , d,ako -on
the occasion of our national Jubilee fort tsnfning.
.11ske up your mouths f or f 4 ' - ' j'
.
Losi between 'Gardner's Grocery
~,
a a nKolley'S Store, Wellsboro; Sattifday,i last; a
i s ,'s black ports monnaio, oontainin& about
eigt \
dollars in money, and an Express receipt.
TI4 findir will bo suitably rewarded on doliyeil 7
iugl thc k same at the Agitator Office.
GOOD SAwmck.—FiVe MeII 'did roue,-
i t ,g day's work at Vissoher k,Ran4lB3l'a Gapg
Mill, Niles Valley, on the Bth Inst.' TwegingS,.a
malay and 'edger cut 17.368 fee 4 of :stuff,
26.975 feet of 1 , 1 inch stuff-14 343 ft, .in cloven
hours. Perhaps Bradford comity , will try to
hest it. .
, .
LAND AGErloy ‘ .7--=Mr.Janes M. Bun 7
nel, of Charlestorvis'the General Agent_ of - the
North Carolina Land "Company' for iTevf 'York
and Pennsylvania. This Company advertises
117 Plantaticin of valuable lands, each mere or
l et s improved. Those who want to . go' ! South
will do well to examine Mr. Bannel's lists.
WASITING-MACHTNE. -7- Mr. Ira A.
Ne*ball, of Crooked Creek, lias obtained a patent
for a *new and improved ,Washing Machine,
"which is said to bo an excellentthing. It cleanses
the olothes by forcing tho hot suds titian& thorn,
does not wear the clothes, by abrasion, - and is
cheap. We wish Mr. NoWhall sneoeis. i '
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PERSONAL.--WO see by the Petaluma
(Cal) Argue, that Rev. Geo. 11. Joiakey formerly
Rector'of St. Paul's in this village, is Meetiog
with great encouragement. Two years ago the
(lurch was nearly double in capacity;' and the
vestry has decided to again increase its capacity
21 slips to meet the demand. His friends" will
learn of Mr. J's. aIIOCOSS with plea Sure.
Ci-lERAY FLATS.—A correspondent
writes:
"Our village is improving this Spring. We
have a : Sunday School, of which Mrs. Laura
Wheeler is Superintendent; and a Lodge
.of
Good Tomplars, which meets every Saturday'
night. Dr. Martin is building a house, and Mr.
Wheeler has built a neat fence around his- lot.
Decoration Day was observed by our people. It
was a solemn and 'sad occasion, especially to the
mothers."
WESITIELD LocAL.,---Our Village hi
improving. Messrs. B. & N. J. Kruson have
each built a now picket, fence rind painted their
houses. Nelson Burdick has just finished a new
house, ono of the finest in town. Gardner &
Hunter are building a new store. Wetherby has
built a now wagon shop. lion, B. B. Strang has
repaired and painted his residence, and others aro
preparing to go and do likewise. -
"SOMEBODY:?'
Much obliged. '
TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION. The
Good Templets propose to unitein a celebration
at Lawrenceville, July 2. Extensive preparations
are on foot.to_runder the demonstration imposing
and effective. The fact that lion. S. B. Chase,
0. W. C. T., of the Qrder in Pennsylvania is to
be present and deliver the Address, 'will nttraet
all who wish to hear one of- the most •offective
champions of Temperance. The point is stdmi
ably chosen, and the substitution of Cold water
for whisky in a celebration of the nation's birth
day strikes assns a measure most rildical. It
to be hoped that every Templar who can go' will
be an th , ) ground, as well ,as the himdreds of
temperance men and women who are not con
nected with any organization. Let the... occasion
be one to be remembered in the annals of tem
perance.
TFIE ByTTEIL ,M . A.R.ERS.'— "Mrs. B.
M.," writes us from Michell's Creek as follows:
" were interested, last Fall, in tho account
published by. you, of the amount of butter !Made
by some of our Tioga County Butter Makers,
and thought pethapo some of your readers would
be interested to know how much some 'others
have made. Last year wo - pilked two cows, one
three the other eight or nine years , old,' from
which ve made three hundred and thirteen
panda of Butter, besides using bream freely on
rtrawberries and for other purposes. The hot,
dry weather, and our cellar both being very un
favorable part of the time. This year we made
during the month of May, from the same cows,
eighty-eight and - three-fourth iounds of nice buil
batter. In addition to this wo sold seventy cents
worth of milk, besides the cream that was used
in a small family.,his was done without in
fringing on the preeeding or succeeding months."
—Perhaps somela'ody can'think of a, more profi
table way to invest $lOO than in two cows. Nilo
can't.
CHATHAM LOCAL.—On the 23(1.
Um James Andrews fainted and fell with ono
hind near the atovo door, and was badly burned.
We hope to 800 her recover without the loss of
her hand.
Miss Ethic Goodwin has taken the Close School.
:he is deservedly popular among the little folks.
Miss Gusta HurMotet has taken charge of the
floc School. Sho deserves success..
On the 30th ult., sixteen conyerls wore Im
mersed in-this neighbot•hootl. Rev. Mr. Raslsell
officiated. -
Mrs. Conly ie repairing ber houso, and M. 0.
Brovin is building a now dwelling.
There is a fine promise of fruit this yet& in this
vicinity. Nature is clothed in emerald robes, and
the odors of - May flowers scent the air. Well
may the soul respond in gratitude to tho Dispen
er of all these gifts.
The main rom is being nicely repaired under
the supervision of Mr. Jno. Spalding. Mr. P. S.
Warren is to see to the work on the hill road.
The measles aro having it all their own way
hereabout. ItILLSIDE.
BLoss LocaL.—Your' correspondent
hero seems to have fallen asleep, and with your
permission I Will - give you Boum 4tems to show
that wo are improving.
Messrs, Tritnble, &haslet', Erwin and Boyle
hare built now side-walks, and Messrs. Samuel
Gaylord and Roberts have built new houses. Br.
Rilbourn has improved his dwelling. Neat
fences havis been built by the' T; R. R. Co, in
front of the premises of several of their tenants.
The Good Templars are prospering and adding
to their numbers weekly. Tho officers, for the
current quarter are: , W. C. T,, A. J. Spring ; V.
T., Laura Keagle ; T. Jennie Knight; F. S.,
James Boyle; S., Win Kirkland ; A. S., Mary
Walker; I. G. Charles Ely; 0. G , W. 11. Cook;
Marshal, W. Miles; Deputy, Sarah Boyles; R.
S., Julia Garfield;' L.' 11. S.; Maggio. Buirr
Past Worthy—B. Mnsselman; Lodge,' - Deputy
John Cook. The Lodge has many earnest wor
kers.
The Baptist Sunday School holds Monthly Con-certs under the conduct of Mr. Henry Iloßands.
Every lessor; is illustrated by blackboard exer
sires, rendering them very interesting. At the
last concert Rev. N. L: Reynolds exhibited some
heathen gods and clothing, and delivered an in
teresting address on the manners and customs
of the heathen. COSMOPOLITAN.
We hope to hear often from our friend.
CLOSE OF Scxropi,.—The Spring Term
of the Academy closed Friday evening with ap.
in - opiate exercises. Tho house was fearfully
jammed, and the air was fearfully mephitic, -but
va must accord to Mz. Stone the high praise of
giving the-best entertainment of Its kind that we
Loa recollect of. There was ,no pretension, no
graining after effect no sounding of trumpets.
The entertainment was-modest and unassuming,
and so a success. •••
Miss Boyden had the Salutatory. Itrras good.
The recitations wire excellent, some of them
itiperior, 01 the epeottionlar, , the
, Libcrty 801 l
Nay most elaborate, and "Our National Represen 7
tali " 8" most (uncial. Both were well toodotodp
br l thq
was best in t0ae)?14.:.:',74r . .-..:ROjf., Lan don'n jj o -t
tiow was heitorVoliTeriStrtiiiiii : ::raoit' otitiosis
high a& : ,, - "Virif
Laug,4" in -# l aVirgcti:chl;i)gt ik ,09'1•X 4 I1,; F# l !-
that Ale power 41qt;tfx4r . olis,:jutfficiertOo';,makis ,
him an effective sieikeis! ,
MA tio-f4teireie and ACia'.-Brish;',*(ke cliaeti +t: wall
selecteftind
the exereis4:was
entertainment.was a .tired it': te! - tite~riB '?bon
-
andsrantdons::' ' 7 ,
lir - Stone ritifeir-Tionf-rthe Pobbol, It is
dOilbtful: if 4 xcefinled. at present. Alt 4.
attentianco not beeelemtill§,_{ativ 6 of Into
will it : he , until' tho:petropii will cene'etVW:ikon--
of rigid diseiPliataii4 enpaoity: The building ie
going to ruin,
_its
~ s urroundiegs.ftwe. , territdoi ikt
t„beiedesolationl• -Altogether,' tgliefive 0 0 :4 0 10,,,
ibiny' will • prove !viork of inegniiiide::
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Irereulei " ; • •':' ~1
II OM II
THE
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THENOIIIit M.; 1.00400L.-7-A ontspon=
dent sent ue the following too late for instweek
i
"The Senior - blase has just passed the finitl:'
examination very. satisfactorily. Some members
fofti
the zclass have, done very-well,:botter there
they. xpected themselves. Others who , h e not
l
quite so much " brass" did not douite as moll.
The 1 ollowing tiso the subjects et their: Til ese's,
names ntid addresses: , , 4 • ~.- •:: -
Knowledge is:Power': ,Ada L. Bailey,toharles-'
tonl, 'Pa. Coeducation, of
,the Sexes; Florence
H. Boenrd, - Osceola, , The Elements , pf
Every Science•Shneld "-be'Tatighf 'in' our
men Schools :
inent-Faculties Ought to KOCeiv,c Special Allen'. ,
rt
tio: Permella,`'Buttles;')lftinefield;Fti. - Science
of Governmental Study, Corenion, Settee' ti
Delwin' D. Chopin', , Siringl7lr `,',` No
Professien offers gd many Oppa#nialtiei
veloping and' Training' the. entire! ' Pewerii
Children aaih at of Teaching I - It: ebb,
Spring Mills, N. :The 'Prefes,sl4l` Of 'Teich-,
int'Offeri Ebi
Brehder ld:for Mental andhfOriii`
Culture than' any Otlier.i Stisan"b..: - CrtitidalV
P i ke; Pa: ' Parenta'inore . l3laMithle than TeaCh l .
era' for the Inethelehey CoiiMon, Sebonte:
Ellen 'K. Doane,,,'Leona. I'd. '2 li", - Kne k yrltidge of
Language Inerease9 thivEtVcierfey crttie'Teadti
Teach
er: M., Lizzie Haines;
Should 'Be Taught in "Doinon :"I,iizio
.
O. Lindley,ll. T tri hO'Art of:Eiteniperl,
anions Speaking Should liceeilie more Attinitir"
in Our High Schools : Conrad nollenback; East
Ilebron, Pa. If the Teacher Pallet°, Incite
Live for . Study, his Labors, era of,' no,
Mira Norton; LaWrencevillo, , parents Ilavi)
a Greater lnfluence than TeaChers in,Yorniing
the Character 'of the' YOUng :,Lnecitta"„ Lyon,
,
Spring 11111,'Pa. Informal
,Instruction Thos,
E. Myer; Alycralittig, T raining
Essential to the Development of the Mental
Moral Powers : Byron B; Slade, Alba, Pe: 80.
tarty Should, precode,Mental Arithmetic : Vora
I. Spencer,
: Mansfield, Pa.: Inerdinate' - Loye,e,l
Power Tends "to the DestruCtion Nations:—
The Labor' of the Teacher Tends to ventinteriet,
this : Elwyn' Sephor,,Coltimbia, Pa, Physical'
Training Necessary to thn _ Full DeVelOpment of
the Mind i Milton D.. Stiles- East, Troy;
Geography Opens alirdader Field for - Obtaining
Knowledge than any Other Branch : 11.
Vermilyea;Vaines, Pa. W. F. SrEfouniv4i.p.
MANSFIELD LOCAL..— Mr. Albert
Sherwood is about to build a residetite on Pros=
pea Hill. Ilia well known taste and enterprise
is ample pledge that the structure will .not fall
behind the improvements in thatpart of the vil
lage in style or finish,
Tho, Tioga R, R. is up to '‘liiz" ; nowadays'.
Three times a day, from three to four trains beet
at this place. On the 3(1 ono locomotive drew
129 ears from Corning to Bloss.
Fuller is adorning his hotel front with • a. neat
veranda.
At half past three,' P: M. StindaY,'3oth'ult., the
citizens of this 13oro and vecinity mot tit tho' M.
E. Church; according to previous alrangement,
and formed in procession under - direction- of 1 Mr.
Win HoHands in the following order: Orator and
!orgy; Soldiers Orphans; Soldiers Widows;
'oldiers Choir, and citizens; and marched to
he gra4yerd to decorate the graves 'of eoldier4.
Ise committee on flowers, Mrs. S. B!' Elliott,
rs. J. Pvlderris, Mrs. J. R. rilson, IklrS. - M.
L. Clark and Mrs. Wm Holland , faithfully
,cxe
gated their part of the work, anti as 'each grave
Was decorated, an eulogy on the Service and death
of the fallen hero, was pronounced by .gentle Men
selected for that purpose. The oration wag ae
livered by Prof. F. A. Allen nt tho Cemete - ry; and
was a fitting tribute to the patriot dead, full of
feeling and treasured memories, and the gravOs
were againl)edewed with the tears of it chastened
but rcdeenied and grateful 'people. The choir
sang appropriate music, and 'the opening mid'
closing prayer-was delivered by - Rev. JAS. Palmei
(Universalist) the only minister in, attendance;
But tho most beautifal part; and on 'clia.3leriging
the noblest 'sympathies alb. , humanheart was ,
that orzne Outdrew-..e tau - Orphan School,' in
uniform and to the number of over 100 marching
in sections, with flowers and 'Wreaths to strew
upon the graves of the sleeping - heroes: ' Many of
them know not where their' fathers sleep, only
that they fill soldiers' - graves. _
Mr.riffle( Bri.iley's ,barn, on the NOVOism ,
road, about two miles from thiSplacc, was Vurne'd
Sunday 6th inst., with several tuns of hay, and
some farming tools belonging to Mr. Thaddeus
Welsh, who occupied tho - farm. It is supposed to
be the work of an iiicenddry.
The several road's ' and streets in, ' and: about
town, aro beilig improved, adding Much :tie 'the
appearance of our Boro, and the, conycmience pt
all concerned. l ' • '. •
I.see by advertiserrient ) iTt-the'Agitgioitntlast
week, that the residence and lot about a mile
south of town, belonging to the heirs of Amos
Bixby are fo'r snle, Who will 'tto' fortunate
man to buy it?.
Mr. L. H. 'Elliott the oldest readout of li,fans
field savo one, has the most forward garden here
about. • Not areed in -it.
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"AearDENTAL."
TIOGA LOCAL.—Temperance i 9 being
hooted as ono of the humbugs of the day, by the
lower elements of am "whisky ring," since the
late victory in Court in favor of the defendants.
The I lodge was probably n, little hasty
_in its
action, but no respectable citizen will censure it
for trying to stop the unlawful aloof liquor.
Rev. Thomas Cullen occupied the Methodist ,
pulpit:Sunday morning and evening. Georg
Putnam was baptized by him in the evening.
Viiwk Place scorns the idea - of being an 011
bachelor, consequently he has "gone and done!
it."
John_ Van Name is..shipping large quantities .
of shooks and•staves this week.
' F, Smith has commenced his now ,etrieo "-on
Alain-Bi, it is to be a concrete building. ')*
J. o.chicffolin has Llano a. public good bi.::rati . h.
lug a now walk in front of his .resitloneo 01
Main-st. •
- . .
Mr. Jabiri Bash and wife returned from
_theirt
western four Saturday. * They have been
lag around the circle," visiting their friends at
Omaha, nod other western cities.
-H. IL Borden hilA laid ailurable walk . infient of
his residenCe on Church street. . -
Jake Sehieffelin has put a powerful force
rump in freet of his hardware store. - . •
The improvements in the outskirts now tle - mand
a brief notico. I d Fisher has sopninted MS house.
P. Shook is making a lino addition to his house.
The flower yard and garden add beauty to their
home.
John W. Boyd has built a substantial :fulteet,
around his lot.
L. 11. Smith has Americanised his hotiKe. - Tt
was formerly a very awkward Dutch baildipg.
Lyman has a line house, and good farm; lie'
thinks ho can now gat a living on his farm, if'
his property in the village will net him enough
to buy his provision. '
C. 11. Seymour has moved bi. barn, built new
fences, mid otherwise improved his property.
The grass and grain in the vicinity promises
an abundant yield. I,6winers nro- , IIOW 4 heing
their core the first tidie: The damp; cold *rather
is keeping (halt. crop back and causing,. many
wry fitees among the fanners. SNOBBLETON.
- COViNGTON LObAL.—Street CormiliSs
loners , Pine on the East side, and Kelm 'on the
West, aro making decided iraprovements':On the
sidewalks; for which all pedestrians will ;return
thanks,
Gicl Putnam, with engine No. ID is trotting
some heavy trains over the road this Bunimer.
from 110 to 130 cArF, wilt' nspirations
foil3o. t• •
Captain Peter fiellz came on to the Tioga
river end located at Mansfield, in 1805 -_-just li4
Years ago. Ile:noncresides •here,l 4 isNuito hale
and healthy, and works more hours than - a ma
jority of the younger inhabitants. Any person
desirous of-learning how our forefathers lived and
worked, eon glean much from him.
Rev. G. P. Watrous started 'Wednesday for
Philadelphia, to attend a Ministers' Institute.
If Mr. W. will relittoiir"tlip"lnstitutit" the imin:
her of miles ho has travelefffer:the last , y&ir, on
foot, over snow drifts and littbs, - aittl-through the
mud, to his thpeo different appointments,preach
ing once every Sabbath- to . Ctieli; lie 'will - Cause
some of the divines ,who Consider, themselves
.overvierked with one congregation, to feel satis
fied with their lot.- „ .
.Advices froniDaniel Willson,' noting ar
rival at Auburn, California, tempted me to show
the Advance that has beep paiio in nomilinnica,
tit% with Wit Shit° Mao' titi
'l+A paslV l l4.-ftpx(fit• .'in
sailtitg;lressoMOM ITHfrYOrk, •Vra Cit 'Mr%
,and - 'wits 7 inouth4- 7 ,ml44llayti,“Onnhing a t m o
..7anoitt(dad;VAlPtiiPliei; l ll 1 8 50 , r Nils
'
son and 0.11: Paoli 44 q.t thet:"lsthMus?
ldr. Packard OictlO gtrifie 'effete 4.hysician, 'left
,rthe steamer ' et Itivanna and. returned. r. 'Pillion I
;iron t . 013;1414 13 1* .; tyi3eicti Pan arna dOring
MO it jioklY . seagotiV Hctrohd 4E31464,1*i. htibritig=
formorli'df Wellahniikl•ntti6 died ,
(rem disedtel Icontreeto after„hts a,rrivai r --11A;
tirtiied - inSaff.Fi r titibiseti ahintt: ten 3, _-weekilrOOt
;New:V . ooi: atill4oaitigUAlia'StiitiOtiing
near Jan col n, ,In 02;: ThosMillSon (who ; - had
returned) atarte d baolt,with, hie; - -wife,, and 'quite, n'
'crowbar 'of_ adventurers"; they ; had, a, Very 4, fair
trip, ; rteluding,tionting-Land 044 tho
OPP9474 B .omuo.r9gteißnstirtailq in; .g 7
Dame4,„lVilisen,ltarted Thursday, ,1514y.T,24,,!
4809 atl2o i. r :"Friday,atidarkiwelnkir
Chio including a detention ; of 9 hours _on the
;!Erie";- Saturday Mdrzting at Chicago; crossed
the Mississippi tit,Olinton initho afternoon ; Sun
flay ercninglook nipper . at FreMont, =to miles
west o_f Alonclay morning brpakfaptid on
tho P4ittOrileri 280 litei*st,ooTaNairmi4
aftorrinlnaluile in Big t'6f thdßoo!cy M Ott§ount o
'
saly,plenty,torairad, vrolvesi-deer, , ,,entelopes,Ao; -
Tue4 l -YLto!lning,looo49.4k, PQ gqlca
of Omaha, on the 'western slope of the :Rooky,
Mountains ; men , '2 inches' deep, ond -more a
doming; arrived itt'Ogden, Utah\ fo`estippir; in
thdevening,tho engine ran off the track, on a 30
feet einbaninnent; eintsing short ',delay ; s:Wednes.
clay,-morning at.3:o'cleck arrived at! Promontory'.
Point; -- remained until d; Thursday,i they ran,
along the -lint:Omit river ndarly daY,icrossifig
, theliierras" in'ttio. arrivilg at Album'.
nliles east of _Saeramento),at,oon , Friday;
loductili z 'the delay of ' hatirs - ' _ , ' the trip °was
made inless than 7 _daYs' . . , i sHis It.lLifadethroitgh
*as $ 190 .7 0 . ! , -4',ICQ44Pki-T).OI4,PENT.
4
Sunday Sal Ciirtvento4.,
The annual' 'inegt.ing artha BaPtist Sun,
day Pohool ,Conventiln n3ll,- he heldovjth the
Delmar church, 'beginning Lou.' •Wettileidtey4ube
at'loi o'clock. Among the °aerobics
this' opotdrig . a.ad'resiCbsltUC,X - R4ti`cipitC'on,
Bel I &US dltiirg tdflo by'Rev.'A;C
subject, The Superintendent. Also Rev. G. P.'
'Wagons, on Befeete in pnrßunday, Selrols-end
Rev'. A. Stonis hrio - aiM s- of4llo SwidayYStiliciol -
Teacher" closing milisitly'-forenbciii , by 'ritimerai
rally of the Sunday SelMcil children "from near
and from far." • E. T. BENTLEY,
t• T. E. ItITCHELL, Coma.
„. N.. L.. REYNOLISS.
=EI
.„
TIST., of, lutter:roMnining, in,',the Wellsbark
j
koii-o,ffico, Juno Ist .180.
Broki, Obarlea. Butt
ler? noaley,Brigga,T...ll.-Bryan, Mary ; g. Boice,
F.-J. Austin, Qoatoho, .Oran • Campbell, (leo,
G. Duryea, gv a ,n,s, 2; Maria .14.
Fisk, Willis , 9regoiry, Stephen, Smith, William
Peago,_J.,P.,Stroud„Sainuel Sehaublin, William
H. lleyneddt+, Gould
,Ridge, 13.:W.,Foppkng, ,g(s
-roin.ll Wilson, A. Wheeler, Minnie Wilson.
tovai
Enquiripg for tlpo npovo, plonsosny, advortisAfie
etters.•, •
- ;Nr4i3,14,40,t_5'.
' Farmington June 9,
at the residence' 611teeboti ,f 1";.• Hall;.Esq., 'by
Rob. S. Boma,
anti . ' -
TlTOMA,SWlllTE.—XpLan%rencovjlio,J,nno
6, at thO rosithinco of OhOster White, Esq...-by
Roar. 3.. J:.Turton, Mr: Wm: Thomas, of. LAW.
moo, Pa.; -and Miss ••Bally While, 4aw- ,
ronooville; Pa. ' '
flu ItTER-FISTI.—In' Tinge', Juno '9;'ne the
rosieloneeibl - the brh.le's,,father, ,by ‘`i,.!.ine, Mr.
Adolheit 13ertie,.,of ,Miss
Hattie S., youngest (laughter 'of .J. Eish, Esq.; of
'Bogs. .
-,„
' EVANS—BONNEY.—At the: homeof, the
parents, Juno 6,• by Rev, M. S. KYnier;
Mr. John Evans Jr., and Miss Mary E. Bonney, -
both of Blossbur t g.
BOOKUS—i'EARE.—In Wellsboro, Juno 7,
at tho Al. E. -Pargonage; by•• Rev. 0. L. Gibson,
Philander Backus, and Miss Eliza J., daughter
of:Aijol Pen)ig;utl,ne, cbarioann. ;
ALLEN—LMcBABTE4',--.At the residence
the bride'ii mother, Juno 0, by, thesamei.Mr. Ed.
win It. Allan, and Miss Isabella Alf 'Mo lartar,"
'all of Dolmas. •• ' ' ' •• ' '"''•
SPECIAL NOTICES'.
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C
, By its use
•It.will make Hair ArOsi upon ' bald ok
„
eept in very raged , : persons, as it furnishes the
nutritive pririoiplehy which the hair.is nourished
arid supported.
;It will-prevent-the 'hair from falling-out, and
:Ades not stain the skin—, 4$
Nb patie• irvhionagiof its stlS?riokfty pied: hi!
adduerld'tlian the
fatettart so many imitations
of; it are offered to the public.
IT IS A SPLENDID — IIATR-DRESSING !
pin. Trliso on du), War ;opt.freo by >man; :', r
..11. . TIALL it , CO., Nashuai.Nl ll..PropriotOrs!
rr salo.by u.ll Druggists. (June 104,890. k •
it
• ' • .
A
agan's agiiiitiG_ Rahn.'
This mild° is the Trot) gecroe of Beauty. It is what
Fashionable Ladies, Actresses and Opera Strigorfi use to
produce' that cultivated distingue appearance so much
admired. in the Circles of Fashion. • • • - .• • - -,•
It removes all nnslightly Bloiclies i Redness, VieCk
les; Tan, stuf..urn and Effects of Spring Winds, land
&les to the C•Jmplexion a Blooming Parity of trans
parent delicacy and power. No lady , ,who,values a
. fine
Complexion can 'do without the flagniilia Ilitlm .'
~, 15:
coils Will buy itof any of our respectablwdealere. '
Idon'elfathairon is a very delightful Bair toressing'•
Juno 9, 1660-Im. . : ,
•TO OONSIIIIIPTIVES;; - :
VIE Advertiser , havingtoen Yetito'redtc: health in a
few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after having suf
fered several years with a soverp, lung utrection,, and
that dread disease,Cousumptlon—is anxious to make
.known to hie fellow.sufferers the means of curo,,,s
'ko all whd &tiro it, he will send it 'copy df the pro
Scription used (free of charge,) with the directions for
preparing and using the some,_ which they will find
MI: CURE von Co:l,Bl3ll , ll97f, t A6TlVitki lIRONCIIITI6 2 etc,
!rho object of the 41.11,4rdi54r InAinding
lion is to lament tho afflicted, and spread information
-which he conceives to bo invaluable*; and ho hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as, will coat them
atipassing r i x s , 5 • •
. PartidtolBl4rw 'R the'proseriptlctit,'
, • • ' ev ...I.IDWAILD A WI Lg ON ,
Williamsburg, Kings County, N. Y.
May 26; 1860-Iy.
:Administrator's s ~Totit e.
LETTERS of Administration having boon
granted D.; the undbrsigniid upon the 'es
tate of Leander, Culver, late oC Islkland, deed ?
'all persons indebted to, or claiming against the
estate, must settle with -
It. T. 'WOOD,
_DOLLY CULVEIt,I
Itlklandejuidf IC;
-20 000'Lbs.'‘'Wdol Wanted
•
-for which the highest price Will be paid at the
Store of
Junol 11; MD. " TOLES • •
00 9 000 tbb. of WbOl wanted, end for
which tbo highest market
price will be paid, by SicAltS k DERI3Y.
wellAoro, Juno 141, 1809. -
Assignee's Sale:
OTIcE - is ltoruby given tha4l will ~exposo
d:111 tiisalo tit public yenilim, Oti'SittuidaY, Jun
jnz.t„ at my Officoin Wallsboro, a lot of Oro-
Caries, Yankeo NotiOns, Baikets etc., filo prop.
erty of Jame,s M. Bunnel , Bankrupt. ,Salo. to
Comnienco'at 8 P. M.- Terms cash.
- M. IlUI;L ABB,
• /
. Juno 16, 1860-2 w. Assignee.
• Assignee'
WESTERN District of Pennsylva
nia, ss. The : unilersigned hereby.,
give cnotica pc, his appointment as Assignee of•
Jas. M. Dunne!, of Wellsboyo, in the County of,
l'idga anti "Strip of, rpohoylvithia,, within sold',
Disi,riet, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt up
on isotition of his crocljkprs by the District Qom
of Distitot.'" ' M. BIIfiLARM,,
Wellsboro, Jtine 16, Assignee.'
•
In , Bankrttpley.% , •
In the Distriebeourt of the' Unitea vStatets,• for
the Western Distriet,of•Ponnsylvanio.-
John B. Bonn, a Bankrupt undue tlie'Aat of
repngress of March 2, 1867., having . applied - for
airdischnrip fro all is debts, attiVOiliKA
able underaidiAdt, by order of tho''Ocurt; -no.;
tire' I,s beraby glVen, to, pursonsffhp bare lbei-lelits; and other perforis_interetsted,,
tt apPC:ii - Vo day;, of July 1800, at' AO
u'clQQak'J4:,M before IF,IJ, Smith i 3 Iteigiptir
Pttiler'pptsy.•-at attimi
eettfie, r if any they have, urhytinisobargesta?old.'
no t bo granted to tlike.sai a Anil forth:
or, tiatite 1'816.04 given, -flint the'Eeetind;old:
Thltd Meetings of Creditora of the
,safd:ltatife.,
rapt; require:d., by tho_27th attd,2Blb
said bq tlaid ba fo r ? . tb9, f kid49gisifgi
at the s_.
Tri.;•••
• , • , t 3, 0. MCOADIPI`BiS t - .1
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Jtinti 10 8 1809-2 w.
Niro
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T you want the beet 4.
,pwatt,pjog,lA2l - icouttr;
lcioas in proportion. If
I, : „ i', , _:•t Vi Cl-id r!,=-' v-ir',,:;,,':;
YDr6SS '01)0dS
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NE
Cloths . or
bylife.f.4%444,!ok ' :uilide,o l l
, i
.;:t.c.ft")ll dit,xte,
Car
• - .i•j!:i:
i,ht
wherp , yon Can 110
In.abort, if you
i .
FOREIGN & DO
at the lowest pr.
c;,3
PEOPLE
'whore prides are unifoie'
:and fair doaling le the
! . IT
a r i
por oent letiS tbiin — you can buy`elsewhere,
call on,the agents of the
•
IMIN
ORM L.&
ME
Come and son for yo
opposito Dm :Dickinson
cortirpg; Mdret!
NEW . Spit
t .t ~~>
=NM
egis
:GNU
, ,
WI
CORM•
1,1 4 ,14
.164,1 T
MEE
WE have just roe°
Goods rsuitahle
whifihOo;deSireito call
plo of 'hop. Cuunty.
,--•
BOMESTI
FANCY DRESS(
SILKS, SHAW '
• r '"WOOLENI
;for 113011. and Eloii3' wont: - :- ` l `
. •,,,. (J.-i-,,:; .• . . ',• ~:v - •,. • ,
DO
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1 ,- •- i . , tck ~,-, i•i - , ", -, . ' -., ' - •; '', ."': ' .
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1
TS; - ;•A ,11 - SHOES ,
•„.,,.3 ..„.
I,
Carpets"
- ;f -1.10
we havelL full assoktme
And prides tlint will ea ,
tpt4'this is the place to
OU
,;
Grocery'
wo haio over,ythin .1
g no
: " assort
GROCERIES A j
' linvfi - also jnfit
• i
.rt
cuoc
BE
•
direct (rpm the Imp orts
tern, very pita,,anct.elk,
.r 4., 2-
.'Do not -fail to-look
tuaking;,
; :r
Cording', March 2418
bALi;
. I Pildoce,thefiD
aid/ i 4,1889,
.1 0 %.!!
„.
PRiN
St STOM
EMiMMUM
MZEMMI
4 Z,
ERIOAN PRINTS in
otJ Yat4: an 4 40111 or
•on want any ,
affliEUN
ors Skawl§:
If you Ton
- •
any
ME
ENE
, asslmeres,
=I
efrqpi: e .rctoit at),"
yea' lent 'ins,'
[i,
r, E
iir
•
0 rollp to, sploot froto. , =-
ant anything in _
1 •
Ina€l
GOODS,
1
cos. ,Call at tbe-
STORE,
and low, where honolty
, otto; and if you want
.4 3 1. 7
Hi COMPANY,
and be c
nvinccd,
selves, 'Store directly
HOMO. i• ,;
ITFI,
869:
.~, ~ i
' GOODS
EMI
V . • ' t
- I'i... •
'A T It
. •
=I
a: 'N. , Y.
wed a large stock of
the l Sprlng trade, to,
Olattehtionfof the'Ocot:
• C.l
GOODS,
90DS4 JOPLINS,
'COTTON exp,
GOOPS;
=BE
CM
.Iscl
i ,1 , e
It on inspection of Goods
isfy the "closest buyers
?aka theii•,pui'chaaee. In
, !11, "
epartment,
;,
dad", 4 . make a 'compliilO
ttit . ,
6666®
=I
,D PROVISIONS.
ecoived a arge ot o
„
i
r
I AIM •
~ ;~' \
MEI
o, pc ,entireiy ; now._ pa t
,apes than ovgr optirnii in
I brough- our stock beforo
I •
mchattes,
NEWELL &IQWEN.'
Pr; • •
- '
Igg tAylesof Shawls
DE LANO itcO.
- SOFIE D •
7ecr.,7,0uLp.r4pcit0i1iy:46,....-4126 potato Unit
She is now °ming ajarge -assoriment of
whiah'
slio; - .-offola-for-'atlow, , ,pooOs,
stook--domptitea:` ‘• • - ,`:•••"
izivpubb.one,.,
and Miss fnuolgOOdsilionerally i i > •
Partioniai •attontion paid ta , rePairine Nati
a:4;OA neo ' ,,• • iV eiisuoro, April, 28; /8 9-2su
•fir DressfMakitik,
- .
Undorsieed would say to bor:old.frionds
- d-tho-pd 't hat Aid has Shod'
up rooms "in beOuildilig ' . (lst door lielow Van-
Ifories WariiioOrbs) for tlo,pnrpi)sotif 61k
•-; . ;
'
ill
ry &
lal
In all dep artments.
I t 2
er gocidfi.le4t44ll#l3lT' 40.P.Pti.0111)4rt91
,Floiveis, Lucia, .12ibtions, Straw
ape in short, averythangtertalning to n.llaah..,
fumble establiehmbnii— Call beforerittroliaidag
elsewhere. Prices reasonable.
attention fold to' blelioblog
doing over old ladies' bonnets. -
-
Apr.'2l; l Bo-3m. , "Mis!'JP)l,OllP. r.
Just Received
9 A 0 10 % ,iii14 f 40111 1 ,1438, At '
DELANO & CO'S.
SP
11'14; 1869,
•
'in* lot, Of
.P.QtDDiii3, 41;#ADAiil 'esci•.;
land,,illatitis for Trimmings at •• ,• - • •• '
• • DE LANO`iit•CO:
April'l4; 186 ii. , • ; z.•), ;,‘„ 4 ,• •••
A
, .
t C 1 1: 64: 3r tie l Et "
I
• I ' ART 'GALLERY
Is the place to gOt'ioni . klIOTOGRA,1 5 .1:10. , New
and Itnethi Seeneiy. The'nei Cabinet size Amide
in a.U..1 1 9P4 1 9n...e,t; • Arr.
LARGE Stookof Spring Olothing .
. • _DpLANO &
Aptil:l4,
Largest Stock of Frames
=I
.Tiogagounty for sale at thelloweetpripes, at
180. I, • Art Gallery.
A spleddid stook of
Picture Frame Mouldings
Which will bo manufactured to order at ieasona.
We primes, at .CLAY• ItING"S
April 44, 1869. :Art 0a144. .
A.. H. EASTMAN,
DENTIST
No. 13 '
E Lian ORO, PA.
•
,
New Illillinery, ;
,11k/IrISS lt. A. KEENEY begs leave to inform
tho citizens of Tioga and vicinity that'sho
has takon rooms over -Bordon's Drug Store, op
phaito the Post-Mee, where;she will' be happy
to wait,on all who will give•her a call.
Particular attention paid to bleaching. •
Mayl2, 1869-tf,
. BERLIN PRINTS AND . FANCY
PHOTOGRAPHS
Furnished 'to order. Now is the time to beautify
your Roines. Old Pictures copied and worked in
ink sepia or oil, at CLAY KING'S,
April 14, 186 s). • Art spiAllery.
- W -AIC , - " Rb 7 - - ; "
,AT THE NILES VALLEY STEAM'
' FLOURING MILLS.
•
10,000 Bits. Corn, - ' .'•
;10,000 a Oats,• and any amount of
'good wittlat. ' J. B. DIMON k Co.
Niles 'ahoy, Mafch 24th,./809-tf.
=I
Great Improvement- in= Denastry.
sive right i'of Dr, Folsom's Im
; lba prin d pattint, Atmoripberio Dental
Plates"for" bags County, • I now take pleasure
in offering t. to the public as tho greatest rots
covEror 7e,, made in •
Mechanical Dentistry.
,
By the`use 'of which, we can'overtiome`any any
all difficulties which havo heretofore baffled
the skill of tho most practical Dentist in' the.
world. Plates constructed
,upon thin , plan re.'
main' perfectly firm under , all circumstances, or
Condition of the-mouth, as no air, or particles of
foodcan.possiblygetnnder•them.• Those having
old styles, Ctold; or Atubber Plates, can, it half
the cost, have the Improyerekent applied tO them
answering itroVery'respdot the same 'purrione as
as a new set. , Perfoot satisfaction guaranteed
in oi-er*. „ N. DARTT, Dentist..
7ollsioro, J'une 1869. •• „ -
.
' -Thiele to cetify . tliat we ore now using the Improv
ed DentaX Plates with, perfect, satisfaction. Raving
used the old style ofplates far yearswith all the troubles
and - intonvorLienca tho use of such plates,
we theerfnllY recommend the improved Plates as far
,superfor•to anything yet, known : , B. XL:KIMBALL.,
.
CIIAB.
Wjlsoiitt 'VaiiValkelibtirg's
No. 2 Union Block. is
Of piece wilore the crowd go to.find
THE NEW SPRING STYLES
pomziA, ciONAmicus, LAWNS,
ORGANDIES, PIOIJES, CHINTZS,
PERCALT,tS; OiNagAMS,
t
. i 111 -,
DJLAINES & PRINTS, ALL STYLES,
PAPTOTtrA t . SHEPtINGS, BLEACH-
EkAND tr,NtLF,A.OHED:MUSLINS.
of every'description, DRESS Txtignaisigs apd
BUTTONS of all kinds; also' the largsst and
;• ohm-Post nisortinont of
OTRING
ever, brought into, Tioga, Coun . ,Remember
the place, and call before urchaving.
, ,
To have selected our stock with great:cm'
and-notify gentlemen that in;
" , •
41,41 HT PASSIMERES,WEEDS, LIN
PCS, PARAMUS' S 4TINS, GAL
TERS, & SUMMER WEAR ~
li=l
of eN%ky'do . seriiiiion wocan't be boat.
„
Thankful' foVpast patronage, and by strict at
tention t; business tae-hope to'sbern continu=
anon oft e same.
0, • •
• iiriL9 . oll A'irAZT V.AiN.E.II.I3trAG.'
Iyollabo'rd,May 19, 1869-1*
' Administrator's Notice.
lETTERB - I lf"-AdmioistratiOrf bating> . been
granted On tho estate of Ira Graves, late of
9.svington,i.deed;• all persdos 'indebted 10,1 or
,Maiming against:said estate must settle with ,
CALEB B. GRAVES,
Covington; Jilue,-.2, 1880-6 t: - Adm'r.
• AiroiicE:=,-.P
Mill yard,'
notified to wove
IV . A . wrgD- 7 9, II
---- ~
Amps.—A ,
.11.4 40 brea,os
MIME
FOR SALE.
HAVING -pttrolittsod . the .exolu.
110,9 P SKIRTS;
•rsone rhaving Lumber . It our
awed a year or over, are hereby
.thotarao Nvithoat dOay.. 7; :
do F y, on'eaw ,
:TRUMA.14,44,-BOWN.
ow kind of lamp forKerosentm ,
of obifnuoys—at V OTANYT.
EOM]
Eng
la •,!",;I:fgrtj,,
L►- EDIOAL , ..: VICE
i . you litvo for
_„,........ ,
~• , .
fa,
, If by accident, you - get scafded, • bred,
J r burned,' fT•ppr_4(taect,.o6,,apply.
i • T r',!--,-
_
ofton quite:expenstvo; but thi
tho Youdinig. .1
SOtutiter
irkinediately
,1 2 ,1br it : is` ittipkito" giVe:
and powerful to cure pain and soreness.
-.11 you= tire afflicted with] lameness, or
numbness and stfifness of th limbs, or with
Severs pain, or ,pginful swell ngs .. likeXia4
ralgin: and LlhilamatOig Rh citani,..'llien
try -
SAIAUTIF R
b gag . A, ply : `it , quic ly so . as not to
leave it open to the air r andlwe it according
to directions on the bottle,
.
1f youhave Throat,loz: Quinsy,. 'Or
17elons, or Croup; or Pleurisy,or . Chilblains,
or 'any of these disorder's' J at 'require an
. outward remedy, hen
SALUTIF R
is what you want,
u far it
. ha)proved a•bless•
ing to thousandi. Although it is reckoned
"tO be one of the striingest medicines ; yet it is
so safe that even achildmayihandle & use it.
SALIJTIFER
Sept constantly on hand for
will certainty prevent much
may saviklif:
,c•:!11')
If you 'are prudent and
desire to save.eXpensel; Oa;
SALITTIF
~t
Is found io - ee 'a saving of
;year in all families
02b4Tot; sale by all Dral
Depot 252 - Gibetiwieh . ,St., Nei
Wholesale an
MEM
-DRUG S
By W. C.
TilE subscriber will keep o;
a full stock of •
DREGS.HDU
P.41 - FRS,, OIL
Patent Me lanes,
Flavoring Extracts, Perfumery, Kerosene,
Lamps, Wicks, Dye Colors, White Wash
Linie an'd Brushes, 'Varnish" and
Sashltrushes,'Tow Glass
all sizes, Yarn 4 of all
kinds, Fancylpaps,
Hair " 0(1
SPECTiA
Hair and Tooth Brtiskes
'Yankee Notions; also
sortrnent
nomteopathic
and a full eta
Pure Wines an
..13.•,•mtra csso teljuisnaiwa a. *
cog bcfpro purohasing elsowb
March 24, 1869-Iy.
LOTS
OF
NICE
=Er
WIC KIIAM &
TIOGA, P
DRY GOODS
=I
=I
Grocer ,
• HATS &
BOOTS &
gROCKERY
WAR
, ,
READY TO BE INBI
SOLD A A FAI
CALL AND
. • / - 1 ,
tviti
_Voge l /4ay 1* 180%
MEM
=I
immediate use,
su f fering, .aud
. 1 1. f
economical, and
remembei that
• tore than' $lO a.
hat use it. .
gists.-,Wholsiah)
YOrk.
Retail
ORE !
ESS.
band at all times
DMUS,
a full, stock of
a complete as-
lediclues,
E 153
Liquors.
W. C. KRESS
El 3
GOODS,
EiBI
FARR'S,
SUCH AS
ies,
CAPS,
SHOES,
OODEN
ECITED, AND
PROFIT,
DM
HAM & PARR,
MEE
ELLIN OPP I COST
REM
, FOR 'aAsHA
Elill
'
IP9 240 VIIMUILLEOI6 CO.
Vili•sell from this date their entire stock of
DREGS, lIEDICINES,
Perfairy; Dye,.
Stunk, Oils;
Varnishes, Glass,
Alcohol - , Turpentine, 'Kerosene 011,
Tobacco, Cigars, '
Wall-Paper, curtains,',
Fixtures, &c, &e., &c.,
AT COST FOR CASH
Positively no IhnnbutF.
P.'IL WILLIAMS do CO.
Wellsboro, March 3, 1869.
Fresh Goods Received Weekly'.
Dry Goods
erricbrewiesi:
CROCKERY:
130008 von gam
flats and Cars.
Be it remembered, that
Converse & Osgood
keep constantly on hand a large stock of genera
MERGIIANBIZE.
GOODS AS REPRESENTED. NOT
TO BE UNDERSOLD.
Tan.B, 1868.-Iy. CONVERSE ‘t OSGOOD.
WATCHES
.; •
; • u
.'u.zivymzimvs
The undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens of Tioga and vicinity that ho, has
just opened a
- Watch anii Jewelry '
establishment in Borden's Drug Store, and is
prepared to execute all ejdors initis line of
business .with deipatch and in the best of man
ner.
ALL WORK .WARRANTED.
•
/. S. WILE.
Tioga, Fob. 24, 1860.—tf. •
THE GRAND pßiz-g
at th©
Paris Exposition Itniverselle.
CHICKIE4ING'S-
American Pianos Triumphant
OVER ALL THE WORLD.
Mae \W. TODD, Agent,
100. 23, 1868. Wellsboro, Pa.
I.ISI,XICOP•F I COrteg3
ORGANS AND MELODEONS,
FOR sale by L Ci. llOrk. Haines Brothers
Pianos', Chickerlngs, Steinways, and Steak's:
Itintermister's Organs and Melodeons, and Ma
son 35 llamlin's Organ. These are alifirst-class
Instruments. Having the experience of many
years in Musical Instruments, and tuning the
sumo, I can offer greater inducements to custo
mers of Tioga County than any other dealer in
Northern Pa. Every instrument is warranted
for five years.' Per full particulars see Illustrat
ed Catalogue. I. G. HOYT.
Mansfield, Pa., ilarch 3,1869-1 y
For Sale.
T AM AGENT for .Kinney A: Co., celebrated
platform Spring Wagons,: all styles, also
for their light Carriages and Boggy Wagons,
all made in good style, and from - Jedey timber,
and tyarranted in every respect, equal to any
made! Can furnish any of the above 'at the
lowest iltsinufacturers price's. L. C. BENNET.
Wellsboro, May &, 1869—tf.
„ . State Street -Lots:o
A P. CONE having laid off bis land_ on
A
e State Street into town lots now offers
them for solo on reasonable terms,,
Welisboro, April -28,1889.'
FULL !Hoek of Groceries at old prices at
11. c • ' • • ' LANO 00:
Aplll4, 34611.
MMEE=MIME=II
2111111
Putty,
go
',11to"iho:0103:1311pf VlOatented • i;raidit;
‘, StfitVgroi4 QENtialls OPRICA .' - ~• -
-11Analearino, r
A,
ij, May, 25,.16138 ,
• i 1
.. .
N obedience to an Acifof • Assembly, il . pprb vett_ ••
the eighthliy of April, one thou and"cifght
hundred and sixty-nine„lou Ctrs here notified
j'
th a t th a w county Land Lion Docket, contain- •
lug the list of . unpatontett• land* - for foga Alo.', '
prepared under the 'Act of - Acsem y of the
twentieth of May, one thousand sigh . hundr e d:,
and sixty-four, and Abe supplement t trete, has
this day been: forwarded to the Pro oriotary of .•
the county, at whose office' it may be eitimined.
Tha liens can only be liquidated by t e payment
of the 'purchase - money, interest an •fees, and
receiving patents through.' this Da tt#ment—
'Proceedings by the Attorney Canard have been
stayed for ono year fropu this date, in order that
Parties may obtain their -patents wi bout addi- '
lional cost. ‘ JACOB M. CAMP 1 . BLit,* . •
' Suryeyor t eneraL
, -
teeth Upon the ground 'eau bo ixactly gatiged
by 'the 'foot. Every tooth is lade endear of
every other tooth, and the bead being movable
the rake adapts itself to every inegvOity of the
ground, It rakes clean; is simplo o strong and
lasting. To try it is to buy it.
- I refer the public to the following -
have the rakein use
.R. Toles, Chatham; Chaney Ackl
E. K. Stebbins, Clymer; J. W. Lavin
Isaac Thompson, Kelsey Emu, Harr .
Potter County.
par -Orders for this Rake' may be
ma at Westfield, Tioga Co., Pa.
Juno 9, 1869. ' ISAAC PLA
Valyable Property for
11.1 Roseville, in tho center •of th ,
Said property consists of a fine '
admitted to be the best, in Tioga Co'
feet, two stories high; togetherwi
sortmant of 'merchandizile, such as ..1
inn first-class County Store. This
stand for trad - e, and one of the be
butter trade in any county.
• The subscriber contemplates got ,
will give a fair bargain to thoparch , ,
easy. ELMER BACKER. June
With For
full Directions and Forms for all T,
every State, by TIMPHILT/19 PAllBOll9 s L. !
of Law in Harvard University. A New B
body, Explaining every kind of contrac
ligation, and showing how to draw and
The highest and best authority in the 1.1
our liberal tonne: also for our patent Bi
Sent Free. / PARMELEE & I
Juno 9,186.94 m.
In Bankrupte*.
In the District Court or Oa Baited fita for the Wes
tern District of Pennsylvania.
JAMES It. WILSON; a Bankrupt nn er the Act of
Congress of March 2d, 1807, having appl ed for a dia.
charge from all his debts, and other cl me provable
under said Act, by order of the Court, N tice Is here
by given, to all persons who have prov.. their debts,
and other persona Interested, to appear o. the 10th day
of July 1800, at 10 o'clock, A. M., befor B.E. Smith,
Esq., Register in Bankruptcy, at hla - in Tioga, Pk,
to show commit any they have, why a Di. charge should:.
not be granted to the said Bankrupt. And further,
Notice is hereby given, that the second : nd third meet
ings of Creditors of thopald Bankrupt; r .quirod by the
27th and 28th Sections of said act, w be bold before
the said Register at the same time and . ace.
Juno 9,1869.-2 w. . 8. 0. Ike NDL.P.B3,
Clerk.
House and Lot for
OIITH of Mansfield, Tioge Co I
ia easy walking distance of th
State Nornial School, &o. House i
good size and. convenient. Excell
cistern water close to the door.
about li aero, and ,has a number
.Dlastiant
home. Will be sold at a low figural
inquire of
Mansfield, Juno 9 1869—tf.
•
Estra.7.
1 ROM the promises of the
Sullivan, May 22, ult., a bloc
old MARE COLT. Any one return
colt to' the subscriber, or giving
where it m ay be found, will be suit:
,ed. • GILEE
4 - June 9, 1889-3w.0
TVellsboro Wool-Carding
Q A. HILTBOLH wishes to inf,
0. la that he is ready to do all
his line with promptness and in a'
manner; and also that ho will ke
oash to exchange for Wool at his sil l
S. A. H 1
June 2,1869-6 w.
HOUSE & LOT FOR
Tiogi, located' near tho cent
logo. House in good order, and t
with a variety of ehoieec fruit trees
and good water. Worth $2,500,•an
at a theaper figure. Ingniro of
Tioga, Juno 2,1869-2 m;: S.
Orphans' Court Scl
BY virtue of an order of the Or'
of Tioga Co., to me directed
public vendne, on the promises '
Saturday, July 3, 1860, at 10 o'oloi
the following dcsoribod property la
of A. G. Herrick, dec'd, to wit:
A lot of land in Lawrence, bountl i ,
lands of Ann Herrick, deo'd, a
River, south by land of A. hi, Kna
by highway—containing 1 s acres,
Also, another lot of land in Lawr
north by lands 'of Warren Boma ,
oga River, south by lot above
lands of' James Miller, and west b
—containing 1k acres, with frame
barn,
apple orchard, and other fru
on. Terms : cash ;1, in ono -y
years, and in throe years from da
JOSEPH
Juno 0,1869-3 w.
Executor's .Notie
LETTERS Testamentary havin been granted
upon the last wtll and testame p of John R.
Dickson, late of Charleston, dee'. , all persons
indebted to said decondent, or ela ming against
the estate, must settle the same wi h Charles H.
Marycsi Wellsborough„
WILLIAM. J. KI ' g Y, "Re m
PeCAZRO A. NICK.' LS. J
May 21, 1869-6 w.
el.dirninistrator's N.
LETT.gRS of Administration
granted upon tho estate of •B
late of Brookfield, deo'd, all poreo.
orslaiminglagalnit-tho same mus
• BENJAM
Brookfield, Juni 0,1869-6ro
'Dissolution.
THE Copartnership' heretoforl
tween T. S. Griswold and
was dissolved' May 28, 1869, by d i
r. Kimball takes the business, a
indebted, or having' claims ag:l
must settle with bias. T. S. GRI
• W. B. K
Union, Juno 9, 1869-3t.0
E. N.IINT. REV. TAX
T AM now ready to receive a
Alonsflold, the United States
nual List for Incomes, Licenses,
for. Tioga County, and for the ace
Tax Payers, I will meet them a.§
ceive the same':
ELT:CLAN D, Cu Ivor liotel, Wo
16th, from 10A. M. to 4 P.-M.
• WELLSBORO, Goldsmith I'll t'
Juan 17, from 10 A. M. to 4p. .
MANSFIELD, at tny44Bee, ri,
from 10 A. M. to 4 P. M.' ,
As there will be no persA u o
who neglect to pay on or Aeon,
June 5 per cent on tax, , 20 fonts
4 cents per mile travel ,ofreular,
according to Section twfinty-eight
their money . to me by.inail must
cent postage) stump to insure the
run their oufn ' WAI. E ,
Disputy Coileeterfor Tiogn County
Mansfield` May 26, 1869, '
DlD'stooli of gia
ASPL'E
Apra i4,18C9,
ersotto who
!.7, Clymer;
Brookfield;
son Valley,
,ddressod
IC, .Ag't.
.ale.
• village.--
tore.house,
.ty, 50a30 i.
a fine as
:ay be found
a splendid
points for
g west, and
er. Terme
1869—tf.
'Prof Parson's
•e of Business.
saetiorus In
D. ; Professor
1.. k for Every
and legal ob
. :acute theta.
nd. Bend for
lo Prospectus.
Phila. Pa.
ZflA
Pa.,, within
Churches,
good order,
nt well and
of contains
f choice fruit
nd desirable
Address or
BIXBY.
bacriber in
two year
.g the said
information
Ibly reward-
MAINE.
IWorks.
rm the Pub
business in
• orkmanlike
, p cloth and
.p.
LTBOLD.
ALE—IN
of the vil.
o lot covered
Fine barn
will bo sold
M. GEER
MI
phana Court
will sell at
, Lawrence,
It - forenoon,
e the estate
ed North by
t by Tioga
,11, and west
ell improved.
.nee, bounded
!, oast by Ti
eseribed and
James Miller
liouse; frame
trees there
-1-• r in two
of Kilo,
UILES,
Adm"r
ffMl
'having been
enjamin Cuer,
.s• indebted to
settle with
,N OVER,
Adm'r.
existing •be
. B. Kimball
ntial consent.
.d all persons
lust the firm
SWOLD,
MBALL.
NOTI
my of
Taxes)
turf:
.rntri
Col)
An
& dco.
Aden of
Bto e-
,(14 1 , Juno
I, Ttiursdlq,
ny, fun
!, all
ty of
and
radded
it'send
three
;Jpt, and
MS,
ice give
'• 18th
r 130 tie
will b/
AU ti
nelos
tl r
h Piet. Pa
rotonly $l.OO
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