iffOME MATTERS.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10, 1809.
New Advertisements
Notice to Tesohers. -OWloston Directors.
Notice to Bridge Builders. - Coinbilesionere..
Sherif Sales. J. B, Potter.
Lost Pig. Miles O'Connor,
Dissolution. W. M. Adams dt Geo. W. Vincent.,
Mansfield Normal School.:
Venda°. A. lowland.
FOB SALE.--A cutter in good rig—
id]] bo sold cheap. Alio, a no* Tanning mill,
of S. H. Mather's make.. Call at this office.
T.IXANREIGIViN6. Gov. Geary bus
adopted the 44 Presiilent'e Proclamation for Thanks
giving, the 18th ofs this month.
Nol,rie.- 1 -Jestlces the Peace elected
in October, shiluld notify the Protbonotary at,
once if they iTitend to ahcept, that their com
missions may issue. .
THANIZSGIVING.—We are requested
to give notice that the traders of this village
bare agreed to close their stores Thanksgiving
Day. People; roundabout will please take notice.
AceEPTED,r-We learn that the chal
lenge of Jake Vail bra been accepted by B. B.
Lamed, of Granv . ille, Pa., to twitch Hamiltonian
with the Hillier horfe, on Wellsboro course. Mr.
Lamed big paid in his money.,
A MoNSTER.—Mr. Edwin Pratt of
Charleston, left with us a Swedish turnip weigh.
jog 173 pounds. , This turnip was raised last
tesson and set out for seed. The turnip clothed
itself with an outer covering of new growth,
weighing as above stated. The original stook
went to seed, and five new sprouts AA . out
PrOnlld it.
OBITUARY.--One home in our village,
and a wide circle of friends here and elsewhere,
were on Wednisday of *sr. week bereft and sad
dened by the'saddeit death of Mrs. Mitchell, the
estimable wife of John I. Mitchell, "Esq. The
deceased was in her 33d year, consequently in
life's prime, and universally esteemed. Three
little ehildren are thtis ' bereaved of a' tender
mother, a husband of a loving wife, and parents
of a faithful and filial daughter.
UNION TEMPEBA.NCEEETING. —Thel
pastors of the Presbyterian, Baptist and Metho
dist Churches of this village have hreed to hold
a Union temperance meeting on the second Sun
dap-evening of each month, in the different
cburcbes, to bo addressed by the several pastors.
The first meetibg will be held at the*esbyterian
Church, Sunday evening 25th ink. `The Bap
tist and M. E. Churches will be closed that even
log. Services by Rev. S. M. Brooisman and
others.
Br. SINESS.—Mr. David Gardner, of
Bradford county, has pur/hate,d Mr. A. How
land's property on Main Street, anti Mr. L. A.
Gardner, Grocer, will probably occupy it. This
property is one of the most valuable and desirable
on Main Street, containing of an acre, and has
upon it a choice selection of fruit. Mr. Gardner
purchased at a bargain. We hope the rumor
that be will remove to this' county is founded in
fact. Mr. Howland goes to Kansas. While we
regret to lose so good a citizen, ho will boar with
him the beet wishes of our people.
THE NEW CHI/RCM—The beautiful
t tained glass windows now being put into` the
new M. E. Church edifice add new ,charms to the
inside effect. The beauties of the structure, and
the elegance of its appientmenta are 800 many
and so pronounced as tol banish the few' defects
is its construction. The enterprise represents
an almost incredible amount of energy and per
severance, and though en incongruity in Wells
bore architecture, fa no lbsa an ornament to our
village, a recommendatio \ n to the stranger, and
an exemplar for all time—while it endures.' The
fine alulitorium will seat many people. bat we
donta,il it will accommodate all who will come
to witness the dedicatory ceremonies on the 17th.
THE INDIAN CO C,ERT.—Prof ll
, Pla•
den, wit, his troupe of I diens, .gare two con
certs in this village last week. The first, at
Town Hall, was slimly attended, but the last,
given in the Court house, wit's fairly patronizril.
Many people had the impression that -the affair.'
nes of the ordinary sort of 'lndian shows; bid
nothing can be more unjust and erroneous
Prof. Flanders is a line musician, and the In.
d:ons are fine singers: Mr. Mah Koonce is a
superb bass. Their pieces are selected with
great care and exhibit refined taste. Altogether
our people do not often have a flnerentertainment
thin that given by P. and his troupe , We can
cheerfully commend them to the lovers of a pleas
alt. evening Aerywhere. ,
CFIOICE FOWLS.—Mr. M. B. Prince:
R , ing in State Street suburb, has a splendid yard
of choice.bred fowls. Wo lost week visited his
Lavery and there saw thirty pairs of stalwart
Brat:paha, and ten pairs of the Bieck Spanish.—
Nyith the exception of Mart King's henery at
Mansfield this of Mr. Prince's it the finest we
have ever seen. The Bratnah fowl is superior for
tie table as it it for eggs, while the black Span
lab is chiefly valuable for its eggi. i» producing
li,ch it is-said never tolire. .4s it costs Do
wore ti , keep a superior than an , inferion fowl,
•, at, the latter is never profitahl , •, why (1,, not
•artmos bespeak a pair of 13,,cautalis an i
t 4 paiii...h each, and tuake thcir fowls profit
L
Mr, Pribea fait and slaught , ,rs nll , eorts
t.'s 2 fur market, and anther year intends to it ,
o„ ai< fAcititi233 for rualtii,lying cbuiee breed,
t • ‘ , lch, an extent that bo eon fill all ' , Marti 7
U . ' , And gee his fiutig.
BoW\rAN'S con
V 10.14116 the Hemel° Society, and, through it
' people of this region, upon the auspicious
the• Winter cour.s? Lectures 111$1
irliley eight. The aU4le1100:15'09 good in hod)
q., unity and quality, and there 11'718 better order
Low is usutil on such occasions. Of the lecture
nc cannot epeak io -leans of too high praise
The subjeot was Astronomy and Meteorology
Ir. Bowman brought to the elucidation of hi
subject a thorough knowledge of the sciences and
familiarity with theories as well as facts.
lecture was enlivened by appropriate illustra•
lions both by apparatusesetlanecdote. As this
lecture was oply initial;at'the close the lect i urer
was unauimously requested to deliver the scoond
lecture of the course of Friday evening, 12th inst.
Wellsboro and vicinity' have often paid from
$4O to $lOO for much less value than lAlr.
Bow
man's lecture. Lot itho boucle bo filled by 8
C'elook. seats free.
Subject of Mr. Bowman's 2nd Lecture:
1. Electric Phenomena of the Earth. 2. Tele
graph to the Moon. 3 Ta.tho Moon's light worm
or co/d1 4. The Ballots. 45, The Astronomy
of the 28th chapter of Job.
'GossIP.—A great many cen turies ago,
so many that we do not care to count them, there
lived A matt. He was not born with a gold spoon
in his mouth. He did not set out In life deter.
mined to get rich. He was a teacher of youth,
and his school is still a famous recollection. Ile
taught that the 'Measure of success in life was
the aggregate of usefulness, Fie recommended
temperance, chastity, industry, and honesty. Ile
caloinod upon his pupils a paramount regard
for the greatest good of the greatest number;
taught that rulers r•hould exemplify the virtues
and punnish the vices of mankind ; taught that
justice was the highest accomplishment in guy.
truing ; that oorrupt i praoticibs endangered the
State; that without integrity man was less than
nothing; that demagogueism was the harp of re.
publics; that selfishness was a lurking crime to
• be condignly punished ; and many other things
taught be. In short this man arrived to bo the
benefactor of his dovintiymen . by elevating the
standard of patriotism and morality.
—Weil : This man's pupils generally became
distinguished citizens, and many of them achieved
deathless fame. The teacher was acknowledged
Ito he 4 pure, and true, alld good Citizen, an
honorable, wire, hightninded MO. Bilt it 50
happened that after this great teacher had grown
grayin'the'eerQlce"ot}iteednniry"lie rasa who
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held thl,reintrofvowfr in,that country came to,
regard hie maxima as reproaches, and ref:Natio=
upon the eorldnot of their' lives. And they con
sulted together, And ,endeavored' 30. silence his
voice. But he, with high regard for 'the' Masses
of mankind, and thoughtless for binaself,,oonola.
dad to do - hie' duty: 'rerieveredP.ind fell
under the ban of power. e - was tried, convicted,
and condemned; and, thathe ' 'be ,his own
best exemplar, they presented to ln , cup of
poison and bade him drink. He drank, and
lodied like a pbilosoPhor," without a murmur, or
a reproach to , his' •rportlerere 7 The:rfOrld will
never,lo . se:kiiht of that ealf-imtaelatioti. zor will
it forget the maxiins, which he taught{ the
men
,ulio ,cendonmed him to; death 'are neve r
mentioned. • .
'—ln view of this wonderful life aluidoath, Mr.
Martell Warty 'wrote; -
man'is either knave or fool; '
Or bigot, plotting orime; •
Vito for the adyoncemont.of Ida kind
0 1 . Is wiser than his Limo;
For him the hemlock shall distil, • '
For him the axe bo bared; - -
For him the gallows Bhalt be reared, •
For him the stake prepared ; -
Him shall the scorn and wrath of men • L'
Pursue with deadly' aim,...
And envy, malice, spite, and Ilea - •
Shall desecrate his name ;
But troth &hall tritterph at the last,
For 'round and 'round, we 'rt+n,
And ever the Right miles uppermost,
And ever is justice done 1"..
—But by this wedo not intend to discourage
the heralds of reform„
,Tho"PreterldeAhenefactors
of mankind murdered Socrates, the greatest ben
efactor of his age. The priests of the boasted
only true religion of *the age.cruoifted Jesus
Christ., And the Democratic party • Compassed
the death of Lincoln, the purest and truest friend
of the people the country has p oduced. Yet•
who that has the shadow of, n, hood, even,
would not ?ether have, .died • like Lincoln 'than
live like his traducers? Discourage the heralds
of reform 7 Never! Forward !
THE INt?IAN SUMMER.-711, Is EqW
4onorally agreed among scientific men that there
is no rise in the temperature :diming what we'call
the Indian Summer time.' 'Th theory ; is,:Alutt•
the earth in its grand 'march s
around: tho sun,
enters ; during the ear i ty daye:o , November, a ro
gion of calm., People will oh,so . re 'that there it
reldom more than 'alight breeze during the reign
of Indian Summer. It is,
,etntlatiCllll l a sea.
eon of dreamy calm. There being po wihd there
is little evaporation; and therefore an, apparent
rise of the temperature. It is assuredly a nes . -
onable theory, and better ezplains the phenetneila
of the season than any other we recolleCt of.
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NEW PAPER.—EIder Backus sends us
the initial number of his now temperance paper—
" The True Reformer," published at: Scott, N. Y.
It is clearly an able paper and deserves, a warin'
welcome,. We don't quite underetand.the Elder.
when ho says—"w'e have left 'infidels and semi
infidels to do the work which properly'belongs to
the church of God." If men are to bojii - dgod ac
cording to their works, as the Scripture bath it,
i. it not possible that at the last iind terrible
summation, "infidels and semi-infidels" may
show the bust record If they have been doing
the work the church of God was too fearful and
timeserving to do, who aro the: "Infidels- and
semi-infidels ?" In other worde, if the church
has been "unfaithful," as Elder 'Backus says, the
world has been faithful; and fidolityoannot'pro
duce infidelity.
CHARLESTON.—Win. Johnston, son
of , Col. Horace Johnston, in a fit of iosonity, es
caped from his friends on Friday last, and took
refuge in the woods of Charleston. On Saturday,
he entered the house of a person — residing . in the
vicinity of the steam mill, owned by G. P. Card,
on Hill's .Creek, to a nearly nude state, and de
clared his in tention.of drowning himself in the
mill pond. He proceeded to put into execution,
but was finally captured by-seuip of Mr. Card'ls
men,
alter plunging into the Pond; , ,,and was by
Mr. Card safely conveyed to' the residence of his
father in Tioga. I hope the disease may prove
but temporary. The young man was a very
promising youth, aged about lib years.
Cosnorown.
- roof
whom We are always glad to 'hear, writes
"It is • strange what realrleatmess people will
sometimes 'display, with the whole broadside of
a graveyard open. The Cemetery on "Poverty
lit 11" is in a sad condition. .The grass has not
been mowed for a year or more, and the fence on
the Main Street front is in ruins—hardly an up
right panel left; which makes the.Ceteetery ap
pear yawning for its freight of death. Are the
-Bore Fathers" responsible?
"During the past summer the ladles of tha
Baptist Church raised S7o.—for the improvement
of the comfort and looks of the church; the plat
form and Vallte ought to be rebuilt and repaired,
and a svoodhouse built. Shall the ladies do tbay
too? or are the male members, and our Episcopal'
friends interested in the matter?. i
Many of the sidewalks need be put in elrd4.
before winter sets in. Those on the north side hf
Sulivan Street, and south side of W,ollshoro
Street have been mentioned.
"In happy contrast with the above are the im
provements being made. John Murdaugh has
put up. and is crowding to an early completion,
large nice dwelling on Sherwood Street.
"Mast King continues to build, and things
begin to, look like business.
••Gee. Win. Haan& have built a vinegar foe-
...ory.on west It. R. Street.
"The Tioga Iron Company will put their fur
nace under blast about the roth inst. It has
,een pat in thorough repair.
"The bridge on ElMirs. Street has been rebuilt.
"Rev..l. S. Palmer has been ranking good im
provements on' his premises:
"Albert Sherwood 114 liis-dwplling on Prospect
.i'rect quite completed, it
.is occupied by Rev.
Taylor.
'Rec. N L Reyrroitl hav kern treating the
•ot iho brown mansion, of whieh he' is pro-,
;.-t'it , tor, with n ek , att nen- coat of shh.gleti; it is
present oreui.k.l hy Rev. N. BArrtrws, R,:ator
ul." Si James, Liturah. •
Elliott, ft rehitet and Builder, togtilter
h:s 61,31113, hare bleu` "taken in" by that
w, unique, gothic residence on Prti,peet llilt
' l 'e 410 not kri< ,4 V whether they lolly' oppreeioto
t•ty j..hc or not, but refer those %hose bosioe t _e or
i 5 to know, to" Mr, F lliott, wh 4 will t•ho're
:him the he-t cottage in liogo (snooty.
"Mr..lohorr , ilkner and foln , lY b4Y 4, east their
in ‘Varorly'N. Y, bearing th'e good of
all who knew them.
Mansfield has furnished Wm.' with many of
its beet citizens within two or three yeiirs; inplu•
ding Fix beads of families.
"Tuesday night, 2d inFt.,, D. C. nultien's slure
was entered, ind a quantity 91 goods taken, but
t what value I have nut learned. Probably -the
burglar or,burglars came trona, Troy.
"Willie E. Adams Dept, Cot jT S. Revenue,
.as bought out the interest of Gov.-Vincent in
be firm of Adams and Vincent
"R. N. Bolden hos a new stook of clothing
at,ri groceries.
"Dr E Mott is getting inn new stook of drugs,
stationery and toys. Clear, the 'track. far the
Holidays,
"The Adams's are receivitig — astock of
goods, a inch they propose to dispose of- cheap
tor cash.
dlial ct - Co. st•ways bait) new goods, and a
good•looking partner behind the counter.
Auct.DENTAL..
REmorotis. The F - int Quarterly
Me ting of the Tioga Baptitt Aesociatton will ho
hold with the East Charlesto n Baptirt Church,
WLdnesday Nov 17th, at 141 o'clock AL 3 . 1 •
Opening sermon by Rev. N. L. Reynolds. GOD.
tributions for the Education Society,
PliooßAlnln
Ist—The Mission and Missionary work of:lho
Sunday $Ol3OOl. Rev. A. B. Chase...
• 2a—llow oan WQ improve our present Sunday
.5.0h00l system? N L Reynolds. .
A 3d—Systematic religious instruction by pre.nts
.Lau importert auxilnry in tha t succe:s of the
Sunday School. Rev M. Rockwell.
4th—How oin we interest the -members of the
Churches more in the study of the Bible ? Rey.
N. Hart. • .„...
.
sth—liovi can we draw to and bold uncoil
vetted persons ? 'Rev. G W. Remington.
ath—Union Sunday. School concerts iu our
villages—their vc•Ne—and, beat mode, of con
ducting them Rev. S 3i, itrooktnan. , . •
7th—The relation of the,Sunday School to the
Foreign Mission.' Rev..(3l. P. Wittrous.
Bth—The influence of the life and conduct of
the Sunday' School teakhei on' their scholari.
ltov. C. A. Stotic. E. T. BENTLEY, Say.
TiocsA, Nov. ad, 1809.
DEDICAVION.—The dedication of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, of this village%
which was postponed on account of the .delay of
the stained glass and furnaces upon the road,
will take place positively (1 7 rovid,nce favoring)
on the 17th of Ig,rvetqfier, proXitne.(Wedue,sdaY4
Thie•was the first day after the postPoneracet en:
rebioh the ministers who have ' , nen etrJelen to
conduct the Services could he preseeit. Scrsic . es
at 10 A. It., and 7 P. M.
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.RAILROAD MEETIIOI.—The - citizenl3
efqW 4 elleboo eitloll9/ MO' 14i tl* Oimrt
ildneeiTheril* 0 " it 4114 Pent to
adjournment of Oct. 2Stlrulto--on motion Mi.
B. T. Van Horn was elected Chairman, and W.
Sherwood, %Secretary. Object
, e.f_ the meeting
stated by, Ilon. , ll.M.lWiliMine. , flenry Sher
wood, Esq., reported for the committee appointed
at teat meeting to secure releases from the people
of Delmar and Charleston—that the committee
succeeded in securing releases from nearly all
whom they saw; the same with reference to the
committee of gentlemen who were appointed fur
Middlebury, that with hardly an exception the ,
people hid signed releases. The speaker said . •
that the EngitlePrt+ of the; Nellshoto , apd ' ; littW.
reneeville R. R. Co, would maho t e,neak- survey.
from Tioga Boro' to near Crooked Creek. On
motion Ron. H, W. Williams, J. 13. Potter, J. W.
Bailey, E. J. Purple, L. C. Bennet, and Chester
Robinson were sleeted a oommioeo to procure re.
leases'froth Ctookedior4eklto "lbegti: Dni motion
Messrs, John W. Cluernsey t • , D. L. Aiken C. H.
Seymour) iind T. L. were "name d as
committee
,to represent pogo, And, act in con-,
junction with the Committee from this place.
was further resolved that a corps of eurveyoks'
should be sent over the route from this place to
the Manchester Farms, to inquire into the prac
ticability of a wagon -road between these places;
, Meests. Wtn. Briebe, , Chester libbinsOii,' A. L.
Bosworth, D. Heise, oad T. B. Bryden were
named 'as suelf , committee. Mr. Y.-D. Simnel
was then invited to adorp , B3 the meeting, which
ha • did hi a vty plthisiiiit and prietied manner.
On :notion the mooting adjourned to meet at the
call of thg committee.
WALTER SLIERWOOD, Secretary.
' "'Fresh' us'' lush" la ,the
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pure peueily Cotruplexion whichfollows ale use of
liege Magnolia :la , the Tine Secret of
Beauty. Fashionable Ladies in Society understand
this. t ; •- • ; .
County Girl
into a City Belle more rapid ly than any other ono thing,
Redness, Sanborn .Tan` Freckles, Bloicht.s and all
effects of the Summer Sun disappear where it is used,
and a genial. cultivated, fresh expression Is obtained
which rivals the Bloom or youth. Beauty Is possible
to all who w ill invest 76 cents at any respectablo s stOre
and insiot on, gettltig•ti*Magnoli4 Beim • si
Use nothing but Lyou's liathairon to Dress the Mile.
1 m.
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3-voal X 314, mai.= erz, eas no.
, IMPOILTANT NoTrar.:-,-Thoa..Harden
would respectfully to hia‘new and
desirable stock of MerChandise which is now be
ing received daily. As this stock has been
bought since tbo great decline in prices!. the
rrading (peh)ic GREAT BetnO4IINSI. All
are invited to 'cillrind
Wellsboro, 10, ispo.
MRS. SMITH wishes to I thop,pub
lie it hat she has )use , rgtturae;tl. from the ;oily with
i splOridld assortment of initliircry g6ollo. Site
has alto opened 6 variety store; whote—tiniy be
found all' those - - frinrey'artiolos tridoll:thp ladies
like so
,well-:—enmelegpg' Of' dross trimmings,
hoop-skirts, corsets, hatritraidS, .I/Vitclhez atdwe
terfalla, stamped _work; Jewelry, perfumery.
worsteds fur trimmed, tend worsted hoods, and
plendid assortment of latliei' furs, hit of which
will ba sold at the lowest market prices.
Mira. Smith returns thanks Tur the very liberal
patronage and hopes to meet a corttiOnance of
the same. - Itlns. Jrato3in
Wollsboro, Nov. 10, 1809—tf.:
FALL 4,t; Sofield
bas added largely toler,stook of Millinery, and
,is 'prepared to furnish' everything , in this lino of
goods at reasonable rates.
Ladies will also find Ft choine selection of Pan
efOoods, and a full assortment of .Zepbyrs, Can
vas, Hoods, Needles, Slippers and Patterns.
A largo assortment of Oertnantown yarns just
received', of oyery. shade and variety, which will
be kept constantly on hand.
Thankful for tho liberal patronago of,tho pub
lie, she hopes to 'merit a continuance of tho
Hanle. - MRS. A. J. SOFIELD.
Wellabor°, Oot. 13,1669
DEATHS.
' REDMITON.—In tVellsboro, Oot. 31st 1860,
Mrs, Desiro Redington, aged 60 years.
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13bo is gone,
She hits gone to tho sours sweet house of liberty,
To that beautiful laud of rest
..T.EET..E.—A.E . Port Allegany, Pa.,, Oct., 2 1 0,
)809, of pneumonia, James Perry Eldele, in his
4dth year.
The deceased was a son of Jr.f Tames SW:do o m
well known and respected citizen of Belmar, and
bad been it citizen of this county until within a
few weeks, when ho removed to Port. - Allegany.—
Mr. Steele united with,tbe Stony.rork Baptist
Church about 20 years ago, and ,had over been a
consistent member. lie was, faithful to. the erld.
and Ws last words Trere—l!l am going to the
blessed Jesus!"—Copt. •
.acMgPAIVItn - kaigilginT C lsfirn l an n LeY
Updike, aged It years, 4 months, 5 days.
Our 114t1c+"A4lie ea we know,
Did down into the village go,
For to return was her intent,
But oh, how different matters wont ;
Sho climbed into tbo window
Little thinking therb she must dio,'
Then you must„ also ready be,
Sooner or Inter to follow me.
_(lowl'onoteit!ekl.)
IVheretlB, it has pleased Alinighty God in llie
providence-to remove .frfitu ails world 'our .bo
ivcd brother, Daniel, 4141 / PY.A . _ 4
Reklored,' that we bow with resignation to his
ispensution and 3vlll cherish hif.p 4 lol:ElFY„.' l lv.fth
ffetiti :While weAindl,,i,,,Tatnent .. leids! - 4, •
llscoteed, that, we I offer tiiir eyintititlilfo 'and
mcio!enco' to Vie affileind funky of Itie'dooelised,
awl will ever encrish p . roper regard for thew and
rejoice in tbk.or, wall bein4.
litiolved, that the above' resolutions ho pub
-1 41ied in.thc county, papers, end a popy
•pro
4utpd to the family, , and also that a, copy be
placed in the archivesof • the lodge, . .
sPEciAE .NoTtcga.
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HAIR
Among . tho ~many hair preparatiens in- the
wasket is no oast' matter to deellie which one hf
theta i 8 trubq dellirable torn e. HALL'S vEGIE
1 A SICILIAN -HAIR RENEWER hint
men, berore the puhiiembournine 'years,. its vir
tue.t tested andvertitied to by unary loading'Ond
it.titiontial physicians of - New England,- among
Moan we uta).tattne Walter Burnharn, - ilil.p.,
formerly Proteskor of ourgery in the' Worcester
Medical Institution, and in Peon University of
Philadelphia who Heys, "I have hod it fur re
~-tortog the hair, where invetttrato 'eruptions had
toststod various kitidt of treatment.. and fcugd
ly MIR the bo k boolivnity resc(44
it.: original beauty, but also the disease .of the
' t eal ! , courplerely 'cured ;"ultlo Cleo. Gray; M. D •
I N'asbua. N. II . the leading physician ot. the
place Wite,lo fhb , , LIEN Etv pit, is inautifrclured . ,
ri ettlts'ot the pl.ephiatinn iiS thi s ' way i' I brie
ern its effeet.inyerz. urtruy cates. It will cer
tliuly restore she lflir to its original color, it
cle Ins the head of dandruff, and leaves the hair
.:-ott, glossy and beautiful I do not . think its
into in any way it,jurious,.hut , „on , thu contrary,
t can, therefore, cheerfully reecOtu
wend it to the public." A. M.
State Assa3er of ats., having analyzed it, as•
cures the public by cern/lame, that it is the lied
proppratlon for the niutdii4d; purposti of she
cnaiiy he lta9 examlifoO.t'l ,
With those assurances from such high sources,
r ly 'these who desire a perfected and reliable
hair restorer can do no better than use UAL'S
VEGEPABLS SICILIAN Alit ItENEWgIt.
it. P. lIALL.i ct CO., Nashua . , N:-.11-teroptieiors.
00: 20,'IStiit.
JUST 'OUT..
"CUERRY PECTORAL TRCCHES,"
Vor Colds, Coughs, 'SOre Throats, and Bronchitis.
lione as good, nuno so pleasant, none cure as
quick. •
Sot' by JOIINSTON,IIOLLOWAY ! t
Lthiladolphia. ' . . •
ERRORS Or YOUTH.
A OEN'TLENIAII who suffered for fears from Ner
vous Debility, Premitture Decoy, and all tho effects or
youthful indiscretion. willl'for the bake of outtotingtio."
Malay, VW/ free to all who, need it, the reeetet and
directions for making the simple remedy by Arhich,be
was cured: Sufferers whilang to proltt,by the '/Idver.
timer's experience, can do sdby'addreiNing`tif perfect,
confidence, ' - JOHN B. OGDEN.
MAY '24.!69-11. No. 42 Cedar Street. Now York:-
.
TIIN Adper flger, rititorel to liealtb ftt n a
: d r r ye ? -0 6 0.14511111PT1VE5.. ,
wea..sby it very Niaiple riinedy'.4tfter'hnoitig'stir
feriid6mveind years with -rt g6veie Tubs , &Medal. ina
tlitst, dread (*rano. Oonsuiraptiou-1 8 Auziona tti.itialtir
known to his felio,w.tcifferers tlipmesip oterVe. •
all who dl sire it. be will iiyuti a SOP) of t 46 Pre
scriptiori used (tr,,, of charge) 'with the' directions for
urepsmingi end nuking the saine.•a'hieti , they will find "ti
XVIII pIRC ran CONSI3IIPTiOR. ASTII2JA., 1111011CITIV.84
Tlltt.Zikket of ell.t Acivel usae ih,,Stnding tho,;Pretterip
tioa is tc , bquefit tlip afflicted, : acid spread tufo/m/400n
whichhe 'conceives to be furoinable; and fie Ilopes
every sufferer svtil try his remedy,' as it will cast them
nothing, and may provo a blessing '
Parties wibbing the prescription, wilt plettga ttddrcall
Bev . PAM &LLD A,. %Vit. - SON,
Williamsburg, 'Rings Conuty, N. T.
biny 26 18rAtt-ly: "
••' John 'rilclfitosti t ". • -'," '
, • DK Eli •AS •
R MONT AND ITA i.aAti M A king, Mah
iiractuter of NION U MEN TS, 'TUX B:STO'N Ea
&c, 44x. Cur. 11,rkel •)t. dar J Sti, eurbibg,
Y. Y. AU ordere prwmaiy nently eso
cafcdi
;AIN I kit !V VAN , DrlziEN,":Agont....
13,.1809- 1 7. -
100 R gALE.—.4. purebtooded k cheater-county
Jt/ prOci, 4 ryear OLl4,dincyAlkiii-opricn. reason
able. Spiqutre of. L. Q. 1)BliNICT:
Wellabord, Oct: 27, 1889-3 t.
XTOTICE. - The 'Scheol.'' Midden of the
11 Charleston School Igitriot will tieet at the
Young's School House, in Ober/estop, Saturday,
N0r6,1860,-at to hire Teachers for,
the 'ensuing 'linter 'sobools. Teachers are re
quested to bring their certificates.
Oct. 2742 w. '11:11417$ M. 841,131', ficey.
IVOTIOR TO COLLECTORS.—AII Oalleotorq
11 in the arrears will he required to MOO im.
'mediate payment and iettleidents; Or costs will
be made. I would also .call their attention to
the notice in tbo book part of their Duplicates,
as it will be rigidly adhered too.
0ct.27, 1589-tf. IL O. DAUBS', Treas.
OTIOg TO TEM) 11111113:;;—The Directors of
N
Brookfield - meet at ,the: 'Bed
? S9bool 'House, on §ettirfley. 1869,'at 10,
A.' 31,, to 'hire Teitdiers..for winter schools—
.tea'ebers niubt bare their certhicetes ..with them.
Alio; that the tinticofjntroanoing sanders Un
ion Series of readers, oud Robinsons.: course of
Atathehqatios is extended tinti),Dee../13, „Patrons
will' av4if themselyes of introductory. prices, as
Teachers will be required to teach no other
series of books, the coming winter. By order OT
the Board. L. D. SEBLY,l3eley.
• Brookfield, Oct. Tr, 12869.-tt, f
MUD School Directors of the Delmer School
District moot nt the new School Rouse
near Wm. Francis Cheese Factory to hire Teach
ers for the ()again winter School, on the 6th day
of Nov. neat at'lliO clock
.a. tn. , Teachers are
reqtiet.tedlo brink their Certificates.
Oct. 20, 1809.-2 w., 14. 0414PBEILL, Seey.
'SALU*IFOR
s truly' & novelty, in nzodleinej ditTfirtng ma-
Terlittryy troth an oaer prep ratitiral p it has a
power of its own, and possesses virtues that nit,
peculiar to,itself• •
It has ivondothil inieoessffn the relief and cure
of S
NEURALGIA, SPRAINS, SWELLINGS,
BUANS„RIIEIJMATISM,
, BLAINS, PAIN, SORE-
TkIROAV, „ ' ,
I&FLAMATION, FELONS,- QUINSY,
PLEURISY, BRUISES,
Painful Swellings and such disorders as require
an outward application. Price 50 cents,
Sold by Druggiiii generally.
October 27, Its i 9.
Large Stock of
•
NEIGH &IDMESTIC 'GOODS,
Suitable for the Fall and Winter trade, at
4 T - , SMITH it WAITE'S
Oct. 27, 4 1809. Corning, N. Y.
El
Cholera Drops !
This medicine is quite dif-
via from all .other nrennien
tions called
CII LE It A, URI)? .'
ti is an .unfailing remedy for
disorders of the bowels,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS AT 60 ca
PP,I? .BOTTLE,
Wollsboro, July 18, 1869—1 y
HAVE YOU 'SEEN TUE
IMI
Immense sock of
Carpets,
AND OIL CLOTHS,
In the Carpet Store of
Oct. 27, 1369.
1
IF 'YOU WANT
Coat , or Suit of Clothes ,
• Call and see our stook of " '
•
Cloths or OCtiisinkieres,
and leave your measure, and you can bo supplied
on short notico, at. •
• • •.,„
SMITH &AAA : I'MM, •
Oct. 27, lass.; o o ktdmi N. Y.
,
N Tioga County Common Pleas, August Term
T
180. No. 222. The , undersigned having
been-appeitited an Auditor to distributt) the fund
arising ft6M- the' ,Sberilra' Sale,,in the 'easa.of
Commonwealth, is; F. B. Barrington, will. at
tend -to the duties - Of hie appointment at" the
Oleo of Wilson.tV'N'iles, in Wellaboro. on, Fri
day. November 28: 1869. J. B. NILES.
°et -27: )Fl6O-4vr.o
500 cords of ilonateak Bnrk, wanted, for
witich,tbre,bigkwt,markot ptiee will be
paid oil :delivery M my l'annery. in ,IVensboro '
Jett 2, 1244-tf. 303EP1i BABBROLLA.
Notice.
!W 'S
SMITH L WATTt'S.
- Corning. N. Y.
Auditor's Notice.
John Me ',Rice's
Grticery
AND. PROVISION STORE,
Inlrosart Bleak, lee door below Converse scr
Os
good's Diy Goods ,
Come to John /I. Rice •
If yOu want to`get eon* good Moe,
Only one shilling per pound;
But you will not.find ,whiflry or wino,
'Nor no,' ether **Pound.
''' , •
But Teas, Teas, of the'very best,
iforo you will find a Urge hen'a,nest;
, Mores, cinnamon and candy,
Dero'YOu will fled everything bandy.
„ „
sour, Soar, of every grade and kind,
And prices to emit all mankind; ,
So there will be no gmmbilitg, ' ' •
li'hile•the barrels In arid on% W i lll be tumbling.
,
Crackes, Tobacco and Allspice,
Dried Beef and Sugar cured Ifams;
If I sell to you onoo I. can-t iee,
So call in woman and man. .
.. •
Bo giro me a call both great and small,
And I will try to snit you all;
But if you omit in berg by chance,
Do not forget to bring a few stamps,
Katmai() Oil iind , vinegat:
Coleman's Mustard and Ginger;
And Boap the best at ton cents a bar,
And One Bait for butter, the best by far. ,
Here is where you will find,
Brown's Glass cleaning Polish,
That will lait ROW everything is dernolisheit.
August 21, 1880—tf.
REMOVAL.
New Stock! New, Goods I
StAR 8c DERBY
HAVE Itakon the new store ono door above
Wright Bailey, where they are on band
with a fiowtatook of ~
130(tIC r i S, r BA.LthORAtS, GAITERS,
BOOTEES, „BROGANS AND
GALLIGASKINS
warranted to fit any foot from No. 0, to 13 in
clusive.. The stock has been selected by one
who has the advantage of •
THIRTY YEARS' - EXP.tRENCE
in the business, and is the best and fullest in the
country, Our stook of
FRENCII CALF, 'FRENCH * KIP, UP
PER, SOLE, COMION CALF,
LININGS, TENDING, MO
ROCCO, &C.,
will bo kept up as beretoforo.
On Bindings we shall' be found at hottie
ways, and we shall endeavor to sell at prices
satisfactory to the trado. We won't bo under
sold.
CASH PAID
FOR . HIDER, SKINS: FURS & PELTS.
Also tho top of tho Market for
WOOL.
But our beat bold will po on
CUSTOM WORK!
As usual
There's comfort in a well made custom boot;
That fits the corns without too much compressing:
For everybody knows a shabby foot '
Cannot be compromised by overdressing.
And one may wear clean linen with a stilt
Of finest cloth, but there Is no finessing
Will make a man with shabbily drossed foot,
Look like a gentioraan upon the street.
Along!.: Buy your boots of •
SEARS it DERBY,
- •
Or any other man. [Printer's Devil.]
Wollaboro, Oct. 20,1869—tf.
A NEW ARRIVAL
Of fresh
GOODS
right from the City, at ,
WICIZR.AM & "I'ARR'S.
E, tiLVEt NOT time cr ape:co to enunierate
the different
KINDS AND STYLES,
but would boTloased to have all
WISHING GOODS
wishing goods, 'to call and look for themselves
Tiog4Sept. 22,1889.
For Sale.
ASECOND hand Cooking Stove, several Par?
Tor Stoves. Bedsteads. and other articles of
furniture. Cred i t given 'lf aesired, - on witiefitotory
t‘eourity. Empire at.the office of the Bingham
Fotate Welielooro Oct. 20, 1.889...5ti'
worimr
Them Things is .iv
D VERY,tbin g is Itively;_and the sneer biped
Ala d 4 ,l'o4 4, frera leeeblime attitude. '
that the beat natured Wen In Town laving no
tieed the waits of the'ptittlie, ,and having boon-
Orally sapplied.himaelf with almost everything
which this world o st lord to appease them;
now benevolently prep° ea to open the whole be
fore the people, and - say+) all, old and young,
black and white, rich and poor,
COME:
You pay your Money and you take your
" choice.
Don't stand olit in tba cold
tn oxpeaod to the el
eeive and to th e s ting of ilia
,neighbors bees,
bait pull the latch string; iris always out in bus
hum houti` ? 40,
, .
The large hearted proprietor, or his urbane
good natured clerk will condtlot you, as it ware
through a.
tilled with delights.
Ist. A , GARDEN OF SPICES,' in whin
.every thing Sploydrota it nutmeg to cayenne pep
per mar be ;pea and proacutrcl.
2d, A GARDEN'OF ,SN I ITFETS, in intdob ev
ery variety of Sacehurine'delights, both solid and
liquid may had byitbe stick, pound or gallon,
and of such flavor Ind complexion as offs. make
every oohing west tooth in your head fairly
j amp with delight. Should you be pocuologt.
cally iooljned, this humane individual will oun,
duct you into a .
GARDEN OF, FRUITS, in, which almost ev
ery variety of lusoiou4 gangs-to be found gath
ered-Wow tho four giraiitrs of the globe, will be
shown to satisfy yourlargest longings. Oranges
from Cuba, Lemons from Florida. Prunes from
'Turkey, Raisins from Malaga, Currants from the
iirsciait Archipelago; Peaches dried and cane
ed alotig with a great variety of Canned Fruits
from the Jarso3B Dates (sum Syria, and Figs
from Asia al tour, No end to the supply' of every
species of NUTS from 8 Continents.
~ ,t
WICKHAM dt FARB,.
Please, Observe,
ENTER;
GARDEN
THE TEA GARDEN will lit command
your attentiBD) the warm decoction of the China
leaf and the Java bean have become almost uni
versal beverages, Uttd if 40t swallowed too hot or
ttrong, the mild stimulants are esteemed as
cmt catty promotive or comfort nd 'sociality,-
IVat comp ny of elderly ladies could over part
in peace without them? Now sour Mend the
(k.,
' GARDNFR, will he most htti;uy to Show you
all atilt Jle will ask you politmy to look at his
Tea. You aro welcome to try every sebeSt and
see ;f OtIN POWDER, Souohoog GREEN,
AYSON, which flavor you like, Qt of all
the 'other styles whose jaw cracking names would
be 'imizerous to prouourice, COFFEES, iu every
style, ditto, ditto, ditto.
Furthermore,
The beneficent proprietor of this mammoth oa.
tahlishment—ont of sheer good will, and if you
will believe him for no other motive than your
in'torest and bid, has at vast expense established
atjthe same plaee an immense depot of Previa.
ions ; qousisting of
d •
Flour, Pork, hard, Codfish, White Fish,
Sword Fish, Fa., Sze.
Meal, Hams, Butter, Trout, Blue Fish,
1 Hallbut,'&e., &o.
All of which he intends to sell at a profit, on the
principle c “live and lot live." lie generally
.7 ,
proposes so to recei ein exchange all the pro
ducts of y ur farm and dairies,and it is said coo
fidentiall to the publi.:, that /10 never refuses
Cash.
Tholfeirks him wretchedly to keop it. So
anxious is he. that ho dear people should want
nothing whatever that money can buy of
I=
REG - KL ATOR,
I I
CORNII46-. N. Y.
Here Ye Are Again!
THANKFUL for the favors we have thus far
reaelvod from the people of THE TIOGA
VALLEY, we whb to call their attention to the
l'ect that' we are just receiving a '
New Stock of Goods
alepted to the early Pall Trade, earepr,ising ev
e-ythiiig desirable, both iu nty la and quality, and
I,ll i 1t
1 bo pjemed to see our old emstowera and nil
1r a may come from that vicinity to . CORNING
to uy
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS ANB SHOES,
CROCKERY,
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
CarpetN, &c.,
as wo always Kiva customers from a distance
'i -
A LARGE DISCOUNT ON .PRIOES,
we thus make it l for their interest to come to ns
to make th it p 'r bases, as many poop' e in that
region will testify. We do not belt..ve in long
advert sements, displaying lonll eta of prices.
&a , bat will convince all who c me that we can,
and do /en
- .
GOODS ORE I
that this Store is, in reality
THE REGULATOR
for section oi country
Call and take a look through our Immense stook
and satisfy yourselves.
Cornbig, Sept 8, 18,--9.
1 )
L. A. GARDNER.
NEWELL dt OWEN.
, I
--',
,
liol
This space waa ao/d
to litathers, Ind ow-'
ing to the rush of ba- • '
einem he cannot 248 e
', ~
,
, 1
NEW SUMMER G
TOLES & BARKER,P.
(NO. 6, UNION BLOM)
WOULD say to their friends and the- public
generally, that they are now- receiving a
•
splendid assortment of summer
DRY \GOODS,
auxih as
SHEETINGS, SIIIRTINGS, PRINTS
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VEST
INGS, READY MADE CLO
THING, HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS AND AND -SHOES,
,also a large and well ',elected stock of 1
CROCKERY, IiARDWARE, WOODEN
WARE, STONE WARE, KERtO
- OIL, PAINTS & OILS,
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES,
SYRUPS, MOLASSEI
ETC,. ETC., ETC. '41..r
We are ablesto offer our customers the benefit
of the
LAST DECLINE OF PRICES
in the' New York Market, our Stock boring been
pnrohnAeLl since the grout decline in Goods.
TOtES BARWER.
Wellsboro, June 10, 1869.
KEYSTONE STORE Y)
WELLSBORD, PA.
1
Summer is Long a-Coming!
AND some people begin to lose faith in the
promiae of seedtime and harvest. In view
of this fact
"Bullard '45E' Comp
have concluded totUrry up the season by stock
ing their abOveis and counters Trith a wisely se:
lected and superior lot of
SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
comprising a variety of
Silks, Linens; Hosiery, Gloves, Em
broideries, Poptin 9, Lawnsilrercales,
ynquas,&e.,
together with a Bllns 10t of
24
Domestics, Shootings,
Clothing, Ladies Shoo :We.
We shall sell as low as auybody, and give you
good Goode,
—;Cm. zustao I¢,lBBB BlllytßD t 0 0.
CZ).
MEE
• •
_HAS removed Ms goods to tho New Storo IA
Wright- 33411 0.ra second door
oast of So-ars' Saloon. 1
aat reoeivNl, comprleing every thing ttautly
kept la a
DRY GOODS STOREI
'Dry - Goods, Groceries, Crockery,
- Hardware, Booth and Slit:Jay
,SO-FORTHS, -
that is usually found in a 'first-class o ntry
store.
Thanking my patrons for their very liberal
atronage heretofore, I propose to attend strictly
to bnsineis in future and soil all the goods I pos.
t.131y aan. So call in and see
Sept. 22, I 69.- . KELLEY.
- c
'Examination of Teachers.
itutiand, Rotteville, Friday .Nov. 5.
;.* sekt.on, Millartowp, Suturdny Noe. 0.
Liberty, Block Houae '
Thursd;iy Oct. 28.
Morrie, Batib'e School Friday Oct. 29,
lielinar, Stony Fork, Saturday Oct. 30.
, Vellsboro, Monday N tic. 1.
Charleston, Young S. H.. TuesdnY Nor. 2.
Holtutay'a, Wedeleaday Nut. 8.
Tioga Buro. Tburday Nov. 4.
Fnnotvg.tc,n, Isuttts S. H i ;ktonclay Nov 8.
tlaiTcos, Votuilyea's,Thur,day Nev. IL.
.vatl:at Union Academy the three Saturdaya4l
-
Teachers will come with foolbcati paper, pea
and ink. Exiijninations will o ,, lnotencia at 4) a.
la, All who expect to teach during Oa year,
Fre i.e.:week(' to attend their examinations.-
- here will bo no titivate exAminai ions. &hoot
Dtractora aro ourbest.y invited to attend
E. HORTON, Go. Sup.t.
AHOTEL and lot, known as Elko Keystone
Hotel In EtMaud Bore, is off,..retl for sale
tyou reaponabie tertne. For particulars, eu.
quite of the nthscritior at 1:11.11.laud, Pa.
Sept. 29, 1889-6 c. R. T. WOOD.
next terra of this Institution win nom.
utenne weduesday, Sept ht 0119.
For Catalogue's—address Prof. Chas. H. Ver.
ril, Mansfield, Tioga Cuuuty Pa.
July 7, 1889—tt.
A. B. EASTMAN,
„
_ I ) ENTIST „
t 2 No. 18, MAIN STREET,
ODS.
1
•
Lots of New Goods
So Ws ovq,r the way,
The people say- 7 -
Itelley has gone with bis goods;
Consieting of everything,
Including old wotnen'a hoods.
and an entities variety of
A.4lnitli , atrator's. Notice.
• I
TET IL-Jaz; Adulinistr , tion Levin; been
iJ grutatpi t , .• the uu tgDed up- , u the ettltt9
.1 Le.)wtid Scliw,buebt-r, vI Linerty, deed, all
•ors"ns indebted to, er eleithitig the es;
tite, LLILISL 1311:16. F. VLIIJ,
Liberty. Oet. 20, t Ml9-3t.
Eor ,Stiile.
STATE NORMAL .SCLIOOL,
biIi.NBSIELD, PENNSYLVANIA,
. ..ATITIVITATtoath nrin. timort
ea at short notice on any plate det4rea.
Teeth extracted without pain—proved , by
Aoores of witnesses; at the td ace. Special atten
tion given to the treatment and filling of the
natural teeth: All work warranted at "live and
let live prices."
July 28, 1888.
Great Improvement in jDensistry,
HAVING purebased the exe/u
-,give right, at Dr. Folsom's lin
sisaino proved patent Atmospheric Dental
Plates tur Tioga County. I now take pleasure
id offering it to the public as the greatest rim-
COVERY - yet wade in
Mechanical Dentistry.
By theose ot which, we can or,ercome any any
and all diffleulties hare heretofore baffled
the shill of the meat practical Dentist In the
world. Plates constructed upon this plan re.
Ensinperfectly aim under all circumstances or
coadittuti of the mouth, as no air, or particles of
food can possibly get under them. Those baring
ld styles, Gold or Rubber Plates, can, at half
the cost, have the riaprovemeet applied to them
aneweritOn every resvmet the Sahlc pm-pos(3'Ba
us a tiow*et. Perfect t.atielattke guaranteed
in every Case. C N. DAILTT, Dentist:
AV offshore, Juno 9, 1P139.
Thfs fs to certify flint wo are now n.ing the Trapror•
ed Dental Plates with peti•cL satistaetion. Ibivirg
used the old style of blares fou years a hit :GI the troubles
and c,s Ita.wn In the ate 0..1101 puttcs,
wt. Cheri fully I eeOttilltr tiel the ttnproird Hat , sus tar
z•upertor to anything )et kno.l l ro BALL,,
Ctl 5' 4 ; I N 3.-
-
Insurance Ag'eaycyo
WELLSBORO, PA
Cash Capital over $20,000,000.
IIRST-CLASS CO.I.4—NO.XE BE rTER..
ATES LoW ney good C"ropqnies
v.ill WA Poltetts un dw,i , ings old tdrui
-I.ei wriiten fit -tin, uai..c, uud deltveted tax
J•qptteet of Ilk etniUni,
Arc You linstsrd I
t cr , sts but little. parti , l2l.ezdy dtren
,ngt, tarn! prolirrt .. ), and 04,nrenry.
dmedinxe acid tram rt..nr,(3 e•ir
ter nan prr erntlial VOI. v,• I - tiVy,- &V,
A hoube. detti6,o: ItIO I.)r
f.r 3 r f'N•srP.”of 511,511. °oy
; .Se ;; .)Jr, ti /.;..-- 1 /• , -/th; , !/ C , lBe
Vuruktutv, ;lan
~ t
late!, CAcu•v,
Everyone Should, be Insured.
If not with tun. Smith & :Merrick will du it just
az, cheap, and jw.t as well (Giotto, gentlemen.)
i -hould V 6 giait however, to ifickieral enough in
i s wanner to pay for atlverti,t(9r.
SM.). I. MITCHELL.
Welisboro : Sept 22, I.Stal—tf.
CARRIAGE MAKU , G.
er LIE UNDERSION'ED still continuos the
Carnage liti . tine,s at his old stand on Main
sirevt, neer the Academy, xhero manutocturing
And repairing will be promptly done and Batts!.
diction guarranteed. The
BLACKSMITH - DERART.DIENT
Will be o'onducted by Mr. P. G. LYON, who has
had many years experience in the buciness,, anti
will give j ..duct satisfaction to all in
Carr;age Iro»ing, Horse• Shoeing,
Repairing, ,1 4 , e.
Particular attention given to !Joys° shoeing. All
work warranted. W. Man.
Wellsbufb, July 14, 1369.
To DEBTORS.--All persons inflated to me
are requested to cud /iad settle at once,
Atl aceourue wida tuo before the new nun was
formed Meat be Mcleod up without (Wog,
%I'ILLIAJI 8.013ERT13,
Weilsboro, Aug; 25, 1869.
f
*IL 11. Arms-atom. smaint, tatv.4.
Armstrong Ex Linn,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
WILtIAIISPORT, PENYA. -
Aug. 4, 1869-Iy.
Sno. ar. Adams,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR-AT-.LAW,
Mansfield, Toga county, Pa. CDlie.cti.mis
promptly attended to. [Sept. 1,1589.
EH
WELISBORO, PA.
II