1104 E . 11141',17,Eirt'S:
WEDI4PsDAy'
Zire,w4dvertiesements
Adinletrator'S Nottee—J. E. Cleveland, :tam's'.
Hone for Sale—Enquire 'at the Binghath Office.
Appraisement,Wiliis Peake, Appraiser. ,
Prepare for Winter-11.V: Darn. — ;
Livery Stabiel . —SettiNiratkins.
Livery and Exchange Stable—C. P. & o.lfoore
'Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral. , •
Valthani Watches. '
Money Lost—Geo. E. Cryslor. . '
raf.4l.loP. traveling
public will.please 'foie" notioe that the Mail train,
going mirth on the Tioga road, leaves
,131oeshuig
an hour earlier (2. p. sr.) , arta the accommodation
train an hour latei (7. 111 itilif.) than daring the
summer and fall.
Ltcrun.E.—The' fourth lecture
in the course . provid'ea by -the Hermit! , Society
will be delivered in the court House, Friday
evening, 28th CALKINS. Sub
ject: "The Preacher outeide of the Pulpit." The
public is cordially•invited to attend. Seats the;
BIG Yinvo,—,Mr. 3. T. Thompson,
of Charleston, must take the credit of the biggest
yield ofpotatoea'froni a bushel of seed. He this
!lesson raise b 2 bushels of marketable potatoes
from one buihel of seed--Rustyeeat Pinkeyes.:
MiNsPIELD -- S. B; Chase, Esq.,
G. W. O. T. of the order of Goad Templars ' , of ,
Pennsylrarde; will deliver an address on the sub
jest of temperanoe at thO SI. E. Charchln Mans•'
field Thursday creattig,,Nov. 26th. All are °or
(Hell,* invited to attend. A.
13to0D1— The traveling public' Vill
rejoice with rts that Longs note]; Troy is open
and doing a flue business. Adge Long and
Brewster can "keep a hotel," and that is saying
.4 great : 4V., Byerybody and his wife will go to
Long'e when they go to Troy: •
10. or G. T.—The following officers
of Niles Valley Lodge, No. 537, were installed
Saturday Nov. Ith, 'B9. Mary A. Wedge, W. C. T.
Henry Wedge, V. T. I. P. Bolen, F. S. Nellie
J. Fletcher , T. Susie Borden -W. C., .Marla
Wedge,4l. A, O. Marvin, I) M. ' Imogene
I. G. I. B. Lyon, 0. G. Nina, Sweet, R. 'II" $..
C. G. Catlin, L. H. S. L. A. Lyon, P. W. Johh
Fletcher, Lodge °Deputy.
JAIiEB popular poet
arid vocalist will sing in Mansfield Saturday
evening, Nov. 27, at. East 011arJester' Tuesdity, ,
Nov. 30, and at Tioga Wednesday, Dee. 1--skip
ping Wellshoro entirely, because we lave no hail
suitable for musical purpose. We really hope"
that Prof. Olark will count Wellobbro . into his
bailiwick before the bluebirds come again: We
rather guess that he can have the Conn Hemp,
with timely notice. '
Loot otrrl—We are informed that a
woman is traveling the country' selling lottery
tickets. Of course she is a, lawbreaker, and
should be dealt with as the ,'law directs. But,
„meantime, let nobody suppose that there is a for
tune in store for somebody in any lottery: No
fortune was ever made in that way, except by
tho proprietors. The silly ' folks who buy th.:‘ , tickets
seldom "draw ;", and when they do; they must be
pretty shrewd to got the cash.
A BLUNDER.—The paragraph •pub
liabee two weeks ego, relating to Air. William
Johnston, should not have been printed; nor
would:it have been, bad wo examined it prop
erly before it was put in type: We were overran
with business, and the blunder came out of that
preoccupation.' We are glad to say that M.
Johnston's trorible.did:not ariso from any home
difficulty. lie has been subjoot to a determina
tion of blood to the head for some time inst. EN
is a young man of strietly,temperanee habits.
,/
GooD.—We are glad that the Phre
notogicatJournat 16 to , be published in i octavo
formatter Jan. I.;18TO. This will suit a groat
many who read the Journal, as it will, permit of
its being bound and put Diva) , for reference like
other Magazines. It is the moat readoable and
instructive ot the MagatineA among family read
ers. The price ib $3,00 to single, subscribers, but
we can furnish it and the Agitator for $4 per
year. If you want it, come along.
THE CONCERT.—The COneert at the
M. E. Church last Thursday night, under the
direction of Prof. Adams, was ,a success. T,14
class showed the effeot of systematic training and
thorough subordhaation.to the, controlling mind
of the director. - Thijavenile class is entitled to
highest praise, both for readiness and execution.
Miss Louise - Rogers, who sang the "Orphan
Girl," showed that it is possible for her to en
ter into the spirit of the poet's song, a , showing
which the Moist.eyeiiOf the audience proved was
appreciated. She was encored. All sang well.
Miss Adams, daughter of the Professor, was pies.
eat. She is ono of the most -accomplished ; con •
tralto singers In the land I The receipst were
liberal, the house being k illl4d. Prof. Adams is
master of his vocation and his three weeks work
in our midst has been a very great benefit to our
young poop!:
THE COUNT3f C otrsE.--The Commies
loners met at theii office on the 16th inst., and
on opening the proposals fOrthe Superintendency
of the County House for 1870, found them as
follows:
G. P. Cook, Charleston, ...tin..
Wm. Nichols, ~ 1000.
Thomas Robinson, - Covington, 600.
Ell B. Deck .r
er, , 700-
DJ Monroe, Delmar, 8110
.
8. Bacon, 700
W. L. Wariner:- .., . 000
Albert Dale,' : 500
C. W. Crow), le Mal
D. H. Mclntyre, Jot:lt:ton, , 800
J. E. ti- bite, Knoxville, • 700.
_George Jordan, -, Lawrence, 800
Isaac Squires, • Sullivan,. 800
Lewin 1./..ggct, Tic l ka, 1000.
AMOS Dina, Union, 850
J B. D,entnirk' . '. 950
1 0 luiiit,. 1000
Mr. Iburnitc 16•44 i on woe ce4.O(A for th,
l'
-, rind w•.• h:•N< it• doun• that the sviectivti
oric
T b M .
1,4 4 repprfl:ri.tt, MIA/ 6,•; • . - q
1 eilßesday, 17th inst. The *lay br,,ke inauf•
p! , •;pu3).T, a 13:/fu/ rain, 14ith high wind preVaithig
frost 3, to M. The clouds brokeaway-rbow
e'er, and thotigh the walking was not elegant,
the weather proved fair during the day. The
church was completely filled, not fewer than 1000
persons being present. The dedicatory sermon
was preaohed by Rev. B. J. Ives, of Auburn, one
of the ablestl and most noted clergymen of the
denolnination. He is a `Man of great mental
tome and eleario energy, possessing'rare skill to
control his audience. His discourseabounded in
teachings by ilhittrations and produced a marked
effect. - •
At the close of the morning sermon the work
of freeing the church of indebtedness was under
taken and carried forward to a perfect success.
The whole cost of the building was stated to be,
in round numbers, $26,000, $13,500 of which was
repnted paid, leaving a balance of $11..500 to be
raised. We doubt if any native hereabout would
have mustered pluok enough to make the attempt
to wipe ont Bad' a formidable balance. But Mr.
Ireo had.an abundant experience in enckmatters
' and took hold of the work with an energy at
onciastonisbing and effective. To be brief, pledgee
for the payjnent of the entire sum of 51i,500, in
surns.from . ssoo down to $5, wore secured during
the afternoon and evening, making the largest
fihanoial operation ever witnessed in WellsboA
in any one day, probably. -
We congratulate the pastor, Rev. 0. L. Gth.-
son; neon the completion of his herculean labors
iu this direction. We can faintly imagine hi)w
profound mu; have been hie slumbers after the
-• work was do . •
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.A description of the Church building as it l ie
will be of interest, and we pretent the following
particulars:
•
Style, cruciform. -
Sire on the ground, 107 foot from front on
Main."o., to real Wall of Leoitira room, and 56
feet *Mit. ..„ ~I 1 ,•• i. ,
' .e.•7A 1. 5
Dimensions of neve - ''' * bil'ailDi feet.
'ortien' seit. • 2008 foot.
,' Height of well` - ' „.-:. , • 22/t feet,
Onetime ' ' ' ` 124478 feel
Slio of bovreni, .0.••
12z10 feet.
. 1.
'lbe tortens fbrm the veelilmiles of tide building.
,Tae order of mehltectute . „ resembles the. Nor
tuar.-Gothh;.• ' '.
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OV., 24, 1869.
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The windows - aro ',and beautifully
stained. The, ft . o eit i 4; o is finished with
ebestnnt, the ceiaing opeo'reof, witbAresied rtif=
terisind beirime?-beams• The walls and ceilings'
are painted in good. titetetka work of.Stoinnto.n.
About 400,000 brier, ii , ora, s ntiod in the walls'
towers and hnttreisesi water- I tables li aud
window=sills are of,..hotnideidresied tiancistono.
Thobnildirieeoittainsibesides the fine anditOilata . '
a leidure room, parlor; Libra?) , and readingroom s ,
and a room for tho children.
Artitocto.-8: Porter,'Of Buffalo.
Builder—Rad Taylor, of Newark, N. J.
- Mason—.N: A: Lloyd, of New York.
Tho corner:stone:Was Rita in2August, 109, 0 and
the stricture:is now complete from baseltO peat.
. .
Onx - TerAttar.—CaliCl' 3401tGAN *ART
died at his residence in • this village, liaturday .
Afternoon, 20th of consumption. /
„Capt. Hart was for many years a resident of
Charleston.'
,When the six Months troops were
called out during the war, he enlisted rin• Co. 'A.
Bth battalion and served out the term....' We
battalion Was afterward incorporated with the
187th P. V., and'the deceased followed his pons.(
pany into the new organisation. Ho was'promo
ted from tirao to r tinie, and at last attained to the
captaincy of C0...A. His deivotion to duty and
his fortitude under disoouragin; ; circumstances
ware marked; and his popularity among his cow,
rades assured ' from , the - first. Capt. }lint
served atmeptably , a* Postmaster ittithis place for
about three years. lie Was Mao a Member of the
Bar orTioga aottaty,.though failing health for
several years seriously interfered with ~his prio
tioe.• •He was in his 37th year. Ho. was -buried
from the M. .E: Church, of which be was a eon.
sistont metabdr;' Sertien by her. J. F. Calkins.
, :
GOrgszr.-L-Notv °quietly a' fitful breeze
from .Ohio, bearing on its wings, net healing nor.
Gilead'it balm for the nations, i, but a message
which 'betokens other , ayitiptoins of dettline ;•in
nubile virtue. If any tn , an, nominal ChriAtian
nominal infidel, know himself to t bii, in Om' )eaSt_
responsible for this 'state of ffairs if •any such
man has , itruek hands With the chiefs df disorder'
—let him take home to his 'eon!, if, indeed, he
has anything but a stomach, the unwelcome truth
which comes from the West: "The Board of
Udaoation in Cinoinati has, by a 'vote' 22 to
15, excluded the Bible froth the ptibliO schools of.
that city." We noted' the:, pendency of swat a'
proposition two weeks ago, in another part of this
paper. -Pessibly it did . ..not - „then'. app4ar,
_to us
that the proposition would ,carry. 'lt has !carried.
10 Catholics, 8 infidels, 1 Jew, and' three Chris.
Violist—so the report has it—voted'to exclude the
Book from the schools. We inosume,that not a
single Christian voted in that crowd. Chris-
tianity is spiritual liberty 'or it is nothing. You
cannot have spiritual liberty without a,freo press;
free speech' and a free Bible, Luther struck' for
an open Bible. Wieklif, before Luther, likewise
demanded it. This republic established tong.
bind freedom in the outset; and forfottrioroYearic
there has been no departure from the , rule until
now. }Of course somebody's to blame. Who, is
that somebody 7 Let us see This is preeminen
tly, a loose age. The Doctors Of Divinity de-'
flounce it as a freethinking ago. That is a mis
take. There is a ban on free thought; and
thought and action are hampered in a thousand
way, not gelid for them. There is a, species of
rationalism outside of church organizations about
which many good folks aro grelitly exercised.
Quiet i your fears, good people. The evil is nearer
than that. Your ohurohus are full of emotional
materialists, who aro not always rational on re-
ligious matters. They put profession above pos
session, theory above practice, They have taught
by example that an infidel lifo is superior, and
more acceptable to the Almighty than more
eccentricity of belief. Do they take the outside
world far a pack of idiots, and presume' that . its
observers do not ace and note those glaring rancor'.
aistencics ? Wo do not fear to declare that, but
for the .;,often compromising with known and
acknowledged wrong practiced by professing
Christians from tra period far in the past,but Moro
especially within..&period of twenty years, the
exclusion of the Bible from public schools in an
enlightened and Protestant city could not have
happened. The undeniable fact is, that a man
who should go about ringing the tthanges on The
Sermon on The Mount, or come of Paul's moat
trenchant Spistles, would starve to death, it; in
deed, he escaped the fate of Christ or Wel:
ThinlZ a moment:--Is not cash too often held an
equivalent for something that money cannot buy?
Do not professing Christians compound with
vice and inchoate i critno, as mCn with &lonics ?
Would not the Master find more qbles of the
money-changers in , the temple in this' year 1869
than he found and upset in the year &V, Would
he find fewer Pharisece,of Pharisees to
whited Sepulchers's'? Wis'ld ho find tin' ''decrease
of Sadneees, who deny the immortality of Mu,
- in effect r Would he not find more Good Same--
titans' than ho found of old ? PAh,the teaching of,
Christ's birth and parentage, and its coniPleinenf,"
the stories of the Samaritan man end women, bdie
been so slurred over and neglected for 1806
yeal s ! W icklif saw it, and Luther, "and Zwingle
Bat who dares to preach, to-day; that the parable!
of the Good Samaritan is not a: teaching of :be
nevolence"and Christian charity alone;.or, indeed,
in chief? It was aimed at the reiigiouS pride of
that age, and how close it out •`the branehei of
their pride!" The Jew never for - gavo. it, And
all tho advocates of a free Bible in -0 incinnitti,
:Itt Isiaelite was theltoesteloquent and strenuous!
'hint: of it. Shall the Second Coming bo to the
:; , aelite also', and shall the Israelite alone receive
:Btu ?
f
STATE tiOR'OOL,
MANSPIELD, PA.
111 TERM , EXAAIINATION of Ilds lorditute RIII
ruumv•iro Thursday Der 2. IRR9, at R o'clock A. 31.,
od couti our two dm public ore invitiol
°suss of N.V:I 4 CI 'l;5 —rhur..lay, A lf. . ;
8 to 9—M. Art. nootic r-üb. Junion , ) Miss Pr -ton
Etrr, 011'4o/wit' 'Just r 3 ) Coohrtti
oto li:.--Alg,t,r4t (3n ~ 31 A ) 1 rol 3 one.
(.luor,r II) tt t 99 Pro.aus,
t 4 (.1..5n0,t ) 13tItivrin
10 to 11—rng. (3 , nornor. (Junior 4 ) Prof. Wat , on
Ad ruuuh3' • (,:etsiors) Prof V. 17111
• A rishi3,l.l tc Miss naldwin
!I to m.,11 (e4iv Ines t) i.:,ovilran
t wen", 'rot IV:tt..l)fl
A ivano• i) Jsrie9
t 9 2 P (:•,,•111..ii.) Prof... Tol l, I
4h-411,111 x (.Inni , r r )
Lamb it.,1,11-r A . Prot .ttati
2. 1 4 to.3%—itending (Jti.iior A.) %I t-, Preston.
nt)X. Ornniniar. (P'111) Jll/lif)r) l't 01. Watson
3. 1,1 to 4X—zipon JO tt hew). of TegiChimg / Pry f. Verrilt
Fniver, A .I‘l
3 to 9,-Latin Render 8., Prof. Watson
Arithmetic, (advanced) Prof. Joneh
(Sub Juniors) Miss ,Preston
0 to 10 —Geometry, (Seniors) Prof. jones-
Arithmetic, (Junior B.) Miss Preston • •
10 to 11—:Anabasis, Professor Watson
French A., labia Cochran
- •
Reading,• (Junior B.) Miss Preston
11 to 12—Drawing, Prof. Thompson
• Peunmansbip, Miss Bradley.
11 to 21—Phys. Geography. (Seniors) Prof. Vorril
Political Geography, Mies Baldwin
German 8., Miss Cochran •
21 to 31—,-Aritlinntic, (Junior A.) Prof. Jones
- Eng. prummar, (Seniors) Prof. Watson
31 to 4/—Reading., (Seniors) Miss Preston •• •
French 8., Miss Cochran
•There will bo a meeting of the Board of Trtts
tees, Thursday P. M., at 1 o'clock. - •
Friday. evening Dee. 3, the Senior and Junior
Classes will give an exhibition in tho•Normal'
Chapel, commencing at 7 o'clock. Prof. Ifoyt
will have charge of the Music.
Tho next term win commend) hioNDss•, Dna
6, 1869.
"Fresh as a Maiden's Blush" re the
pure peachy Complexion which,billtms the use of
tinge u's Magnolia Malin, It is. the, 'lmo ! Secruf of
Beauty. Fashionable Ladhis in Societv understand
this. , . -
.
The :klagnolia Balm changes ataractic ConMR'S Girl
Into a pity Belle more rapidly than any other one thing,
itelluess , Sunburn aan ,Freckles, Blotclics and all
effects of the Summer Son disappear Wlikre it 1.; used,
and a get/ Jai, cultivated, fresh expression is obtained
which rivals the Bloom of youth. Beauty is ficiasible
to ail who wlll inrt 76 cents at any respectable store
and insist on getting the Magnolia Balta.
Use nothing but Lyon's Kethairon to Dress the flair.
m.
Xabciaa 3E31.2.1131.33.t0e55e5.
SEWING lIIACHLNES... t
4.9SVE, Jr., first Premium Sowing' Mn
• chine fpr sale iu Wellaboro; by .• .'••
Oot. 28, 1868-2 t. A. POLEY.
MMEIIMIME=:=
rffEgNfM
ytis. 131401MilihddtcOnforrathe,pub
fio th nA
iaebe bus just returned frollef city with
a splendid assortment of millinery goods. She
has Aso opened, a variety store, where may be
foUlid; all tho - se. failoy tirades which the ladles
like to well--consisting of dress-trimmings,-
hoop-skirts, corsets, hairbralds, switches arid Ira•
terfalls, stattiped work; Jewelry, perfuntety r
worsteds fur trimmed, and worsted hoods, and a
splendid - assortment of- ladies' fare, all of which
will be sold at the lowest market priegas. '
Blre. Smith returns thanks for 'the Very liberal
patronage and hopes to meet sa cut:Alumina° of
the'samoi: = 31691 Sat'atilta 01111 . 4..,;
Woligkere; V . PV; 10,18691 AG .
,
CIiIIRCIE Opxrarria; ()Oiling Ser
vices will be field in Bt. Andrew's Church, Tioga,
on;St-; PaYitioy.`3o sii•-•
• ItAR i,IAGES.
•- • •
Mo ODRMICR—GA.YLORD.--'• Xa 7 1 10'2 ' 6 km -I 'B3,
'f,! 1869, by Roy. M. S. Rymer, gr. p,,q.
McCormick, and Miss Bell Gaylord, all of Bkos);-
burg, Pa. •
,LOVIELL--ETZ—t/ty ; *loga, 16; 1869,
by • Rev: - C. Otis Thatcher, Mr. Orlando. ; Winn.
well Aolgra. Sarah M . V.Utsr,,all of Tioga, Pa.
[We congratulate youi]
4; 1869, by, ,Rey.
Calkins, John W. Engliik s co„Miso
')R h oda Ann Green, all of Delmar, 1 , 4.,
MEACHAM—KIMBALL.—Nov:.. 8, : 1869, by.
Rev. J. F. Calkins, Mr. Albert 14. Meacham of.
Delmar, to Miss •Susan RimbaD, of ,Charleston.
`. '-:313i*;.-:‘looll.lEtallr,..,
INATOMICIL PATHOLOGY,
And Physician for the Exciusititi ri - eatutertflif
Chronic .Diesases. AU Consuitations and L'inanr*
/ (nations of "Paiiente %Va.:to-Trete of Charge:
D t• OlitrlF examines and explain, yowl/beak :Vat:
out 'asking any questions. if be understand* our
case you knOw it, and cannot bo deceived. If he can-
not tell your disease and how you foal without asking
questions tie dope not ootietder Meisel( competent to
treat your case, This - is ,the criterion to go by and
patients ehoUld not be eatiatied with any other:, Thin
is the only direct and positive evidence of my ability
as a Scientinc Physleian, and by this standard I am
Willing to be Judged.
Dr. Clark treats no case unless conscientiously of. the
opinion that it can bo cured or perthartentlylenefitted.
Dr.:Clarki triats no case unless he cairideeprlbe the
.disease and its symptoms without Intorttiga ‘ titig his
patient.. • ••
Dr. Clark will treat no CilitOnlo Disease unless ha owl
explain its character to tho complete and perfecit aat-
I slaption op,thq , patient examined. And tho Dr. ..ould
. bens mpet,pcisitively state; that be desitca no patients
to stow treatment from film, unless tney ate"fully and
:completely satisfied •with his consultations and exam
-. inations, which dromade freeironi charge.
• Dr: CLAM/Owes-his practice 'upon' tho incontroyer
tlblo law of-Nature..,, Pirst---Tliat - evory'Cause has an d
affect. :Iliecond.edhat'discasea - are causes producing of-
leas of mynitortescand.thise overy•liieease has its own
peculiar eliects-"or hymptoms.-Whieh if PrOperlY and
thoroughly, understood. by the examining. Physician.
catrite clearly Pointed but to the complete- satisfaction
of the patient examined_
Dr Clark'a method of diagnosing or exPloiffint'dle
assn and their symptoms is only tho process of retie.
oiling from cane* to effect; and -hoe been acquired by
thorough.literary and medical culture, and also by an
elmost unlimited -practice in. 'every-form oY disease to
which the human spited' - •
Dy this proton of.reneening the Dr. bras acquired a
reputation and success in treating diaceoeo seldom at
tained.
Dr. Clark.is making quite a' number of convenient
appointments fur the benefit of Invalids who our go.
a long distance 7 to consult him. . Patients 'wil find
this an opportunity rarely afforded.and one they should
Lot fail to take advantage of.
The Dr. furnishes all the medicines, instruments and
apparatus, necessary for the successful treatment of
every case.
Dr. Clark will be at " Welleborta House" Wellsboro,
Pa.. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and lourday, Dknoruber, 22, 23,24,26,20 and 27,18614
Marifleiti, 1 ,Monday,. , . November 21, 380,
%toga, Hero. . Tuesday; ,- . • "' -• 80; •" ' '
Lawrence vine, ,11'ednottday,•' .• December, I, •'
MOSBbIITS, • . • Thursday. • . 44 , It
Bali Brook, . Friday , . 8, '
Wolisborog ' Saturday - ' ' 4, •
hitddleburyContro Monday -' .•
!-, •'' Ot '--
Shortsvino, ~ Tuesday . ,'. - ' ''. 7,' . •
Sablusvillo; • •Wednesday • - : ' 8, '
Ilinsttleiti. , Thtualay,o, •
Knoxville, Friday ,- ' ' 10, '
Little Marsh ' , Saturday • g 11, •
Stony Ruh, Monday . ' . .• , 38, '
Morris I'. 0., . Tuesday - ' 14, • -..
Nauvoo,
~,. ' Wednesday - • ' 16, •
Hensler to Arn, Thursday • 19, •
Onclens Cornere,. Friday , : .• , ' 17. '
illoaelturgh. .',i r Saturday ; -• 38, •
Cherry Flatts, _Monthly ~: ' 20, '
Covington, : Tuesday „. . g 21, '.
Ma inelairgli, Wednesday r • ' 22 , r, ,
Roser lila, 'TbUrsday .' 23, •
Idansfleid, Friday '.- . , , • 24, •
, Welleboro, 1 , Saturday 25,
tlol/iduyston'ai Monday . ,
••-4,
Tiogn Stir., Tuesday. . , . ' 28, '
, Millortown, -Wednesday,, . g 29, •
lartvrencoville, . Thursday. , 80,
r,.
Nelsou . • .. Friday • • • . ' 31,
.E.littaina, Saturday. : ‘ January 1, 1878 -
Osceola, Monday " 2, '
Keeneyville, Tuesday • • . . • 4, •
WellsbaSo, Wednesday it Thursday ' i. 6& 8 •
Nov. 17. 1880-2 m.
AP 4 PRAISEMENT.e—In the - Rogistiite aloe
for Tiogn County, In matter of
EfitOto Of John It. Dickson, late of-.oharloo
ton Township, in said county, deceased
To Wm. J. Kirby and De Azro A-Niohols,
ExoeutorS of the last will and testament of the
said John R. Dickson, deceased. Take notice
that. by virtue of Aidonitnission issued to me for'
that purposel, by Register cf• wills for Tioga
Co, Pa. I shall, on Satnrday the llth day of
Docomber mat, nt 10 0 'clook,i, a. m., on the
preiniseilato the foal estate Of. the said John It.
Dickson, doo'd., ghtirlbston township,
aforesaid, proceed to make a valuation and ap ; . ,
praisement of the said real estate . at which time
and place. you' On attend if you ace proper-
WILLIS PEAKE,Appraiser.
Charleston, Nov. ,t,'1869-3w.
A DMINISTRATOR'S 'NPTlCE.—Lettera of
11 4 Administration having been granted to.
the'underaigmed urion'fbcioatattiof Truman and
Wealthy Ifarrington; late of Union; detVd,' all
porfona indebted - to: said dededento or elaiiniag
against tho same, must softie with
• . , :• • J-.,8. OLBVELAND, •
• ,
Yti69=isw: - ' • Adm'r.
~SPECIAL NpTIOF.S.
.A.moug thc-,umuy hair preparations in the
market is tilt easy matter to decide Which one of
them is most dUsirable for Use. HALL'S VEGE
'l'llifLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWE,R, ,has
Leen betorethe public about nine years,' its vir-'
to- , 4 tested and certified' to by many leading and
i•Alueulial, phYsicians of Nel Xngland, among
, ell , ral Nit , notyruitan Walter , Burnham, M. D.,
tor niorly Pt , ofessott Of Sitignry_iit _ the Worcester
;ledical institution - , pod in Penn University of
kiiiiatietPhirt whmsais, pod.
used it for re
-toying the hair, where inveterate eruptions had
'osisted garions kinds of treatment, and found
'hat not co ly was the. hair beautifully restored
~ its original beauty, but also 'the disease of the
ealn - compietely c s ured- ; 7 als Goo . Gray,. A.l. D , ,,
,f Nashua , N IL. the leadin physician of the
taco where this RENEWE i is crituitirsatured,,
peaks of the preparation in thin way ; . I •hay.o
Aran its effecte in very teeny cases. 'rt will ear
trimly, restore the hair to, its ,original- color, it
cleans the 'head of tiantiruff,Aud leaves the hair
soft, glow} and beautiful I do - not think its
use in any wdy iujurious, hut on the , contrary,
beneficial. I can, therefore, cheerfully mourn
mend it to the public." A. A - , Hayes, M. D.,
'State ASsayer. of Masa:, 14114 anal_Trod it, tie.
sures the public by,oortiiicate i that it le the beat
preparation for the intended purposes of the
many be has emit:pined." „: .
With, those assurances Beni. such high sources,,
surely 'those who desire a perfected and reliable
hair restorer can do no better than use HALL'S
VEGETABLE SICILIAN r:tAIR RENEWER. ,
It. P. HALL A 00., Nairita, - N.'IL Pruprietors.
. ' Oct. 20, 188 D.
JUST QUT. ' ~ . ,
'.CHERRY PECTORAL TROCHES,"
For Colds, Coughs,- Sop Throats, and Bronchitis.
Noni as good, nono so ploasant, none cure as
quick
10 Astor Hume, - Nto York
datober 20, 1969-3 m ,
inimr,t , sur; who suffered ,for years from Ner
vous-Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of
ybuthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of suffering
lonablty, send free to all 'who ruul , it, the receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy by which be
weacured• tiufforora wisblng to, profit by the adver
tiser's experience, can do so,by addressing fn perfect
confldebee, ' 30011 N D. OGDEN.
May 26. , 0-Iy. No. 42 Cedar Street, New York. '
Advertiser, Saving Dery restored to health in n
5T•m weeks, by a very Simple iszoildy, after having suf
fered several years with a severe lung affection, find
that dread dilierist, Consumption—is anxious to make
known to his fellow , sufferers the moans aware. •
,To all who desire it. he will send ,a con of the pro
ecription used (free of chhrge,) with the directions for
preparing and using the Same,. which they will find aa
eons CORN Ton Ccorsusirrimv, AsrumA, Brunmnrip, etc.
The object of the advertiser in - sending the Prescrip,
Lion is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceives to ho IhvaluKide;-,abd he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing, acid may,prove a blessing • z
Parties wishlfig the piesitiption, will please address
. Rev. EDWARD, A. WILSON: " '
Nirilllamsburgi-aingi - ounty, N. Y.
May 26, 1860-/y.
Picot' Eason or 'rr ~, i .: ,
HAL L'S •
iETAULE SICILIAN
1108.117'0.2y .:f7 CO.,
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
TO
,OONSIIMPTIVES.
.:. ^i r h 'z'~.~:nH. ~ztt:..{i~T ~`:,ir~^F.Pr.'..n"'--~r.:.»d :'i.'
rillicall
:I , RAILROAD-NOTICEiI 1
EN=
!MI
ME
..,, ~.
1 ,4013!wo expect to build 10 make of the
road Mir winter, and meet bare the—
~~.~~~~
MEM
To do it with, we Shall here a fter sell goods oni,
,f ,'
„For Cash;
.
nOtiee is Vorehy given to , all who owe as,-to
oaJl and, p ay tip, or we Audi make costs at once,
"as aro IStinthaire the money,
Our cash vises to•dap are as follow;
BostlYhtto Void Plow pOT soak, $2,00
1 1, llf " - li e d -,g• 111% r. 1,75
4; s pr i ng •. a • ,ri • 4i
.4,..... igko
" Packwhdat " " ' e... 1,150
- - - Everythlttg *alai% iii proportion.
We will pap Cash for
100,000'' Bushels of Oats,
Wheat au4 Coro.
A 1..'
NaY.l7~Y2B~s tf.
For Sale.
A SEVEN OOTAIYE PIANO in good condi
tion. .1 1 4064onaciitablit:
„*to. MARY BOAST. •
Chtirlostop,
,17; WY. '1"
• - , , Pliftnere. •._
•
IWILL sell a fall-blood Devon 'Bp.% 2, years
old, for cash, good parr, or exchange for
stook.. ' - • . ~.„
I have a mammoth " Cfiester County White
Boar, procured' of Hugh Henry, of Philadelphia;
and ,t his boar I- Ault keep tor service.
to the general 'POMO I would say that I am
brepared to • Bell :goods, at ,-anctica, being, as I
elieve
s qualitted by experience to make my ser
vices Profitable to employers. Tornio reasonable.
BUNN.III,
• Welleborq&v. 17,1884:4w.
Administrator's Notice.
LTITTERS of Administration: having been
granted upon. the estate of Hiram B. Kil.
tuurn, deceased, all persons indebtod to, or
claiming against said estate, will settle with: „.
. ,
BALKY ANN KILBOURNB,
"DelM - ar, Nov A l7, 18139 1 :6 . t.. Admits.
500
Hemlock Bark, wanted, for
t ghost market pries will be,
paid on delivery a my Tannery, in Wellabore. -
Jae 2, 1882—tf. JOSEPH RIBEitOLLFI.
L4rge Stock of
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC GOODS,
Suitable for the Fall and Winter trade; at
SMITH & WAITE'S,
Oat. 27, 1860. Corning, N. Y.
ROY'S
Cholera Drops
This medicine is quite dif
ferent from other prepara
ions called
G11011E44. DROPS.
It is an unfailing remedy for
disorderi of 'the bowels.
SOLD DY
,DIitIOOISTS AT 50 cta
PER B 0 TrTLE,
Wellabor°, July is; 1869-Iy.
HAVE 1 7 0,U SEEN THE
1 Imams!. Stock or
•
Carpets,
AND 01L GLOTTIS,
it( the Carpet Btoro of
Oot, 2'i,41869.
EIMMIIMI
IF YOU WANT A
Coat,,or,, i l Suit of Clothes,
Cali and eon our stook of
Cloths or Cassimeres,
and leave your measure, andlon can bo supplied
on short notice, at,
Oct. 27, 1869.
ME
WRIORT wpm
REMO
SMITH t WAITE'S,
•
Corning H. Y.
SM/TII A. WAITE'S,
Corning, N. Y
iißice's
GroceV • • "
AND 018-914 STORE:
In Mager' 'Moak,' 10 door ,belino Cosverss 4. - 0
' • •#ood's Dryhods Store; ' --;'
Come to John H. Rice • , • ,
If you want to get sone good Moe, -
Only ono shilling per pound;
But you;IliII,nOt find whiskey or wine,
' :Ifor any,other compound. • •
But Teal", ',llea% of very best,
Bernina will find a large hen's neat;
Cleves, einnemon and candy,
Rore you Wilt find everything handy:
Plonr, et every grade and kind,
And prices to snit all mankind j
Bo there will be ho grumbling, 4
While ibis barrels in and out will be'timbling
praokara, Tobacco and 4. l lsPice*
Dried Bea( And Sugar-al/rod name;
If I tell to you ono() I • oan twice,
Bo call in woman and man.
,
So give me a call both great and email,
And I will try to suit you all;
.But If you pall hiller° byobanoe,
'Do not forget:to bring a few stamps,
Korona Oil and vinegar.
Coleman'. /Bastard and Oinger;
'And'Soap tbe bpst.at ten cents a bar,
.And fine Balt for butter, the beet by far.
Re?ro iniTheris'lon will find,
Biown's Glais clashing Polhill, •
That will last until everything is demolished.
August 26, 1869—tf.
ItENOVAULd.
. ...
New StockL New Goods!
-SE / A.RS & DERBY
It
7 ,A ggr, k rz , : txrg r i e th o er ne ate lioo o r n ` t i t ::
id% a taw stook' tit
BOOTS, B ALMORA LS, GAITERS,
• 1100TEES., , vBROGANS AND
ftr GAL LIGA.SIi INS
' .. ~
warranted t i O fib nyLfoot \
from No. 0, to 113 In
°bistro! . Tli a ok Intel boon aolootod by ono
who haa Mei adv Otago of
THIRTY YEARS'\ EXPERIENCE
in tho buelpess o and Is tho beet and fullest in the
country. Our stook of" f
FRENCH CALF, FRENCH KIP, UP
PEP, SOLE, COMMON CALF,
LININGS, BINDING, MO- -
° ROCCO, &0.,
will be kept ap as heretofore
On Findings we shall bo found at home al
ways, and, we shall endeavor to sell at prim
aatiafaetory to the trado. Wo won't be wider=
sold.
CASH PAID
FOR HIDES, SKINS, 7RS & PELTS
Also ilk) top of the Market for
WOOL..
}ltit, our beat bola will be on .
CUSTOM WORE!
Aa usual,
There's comfort in a well made custom boot,
That Ote the corns without too much comp:taming
f'or everybody'knowe a shabby foot
Cannot be compromited by overdressing.
And ono may wear clean linen with a suit
Of Buret cloth, but there is no finessing
Will make a man with shabbily dreseed foot,
Look like a gentleman upon the atreot.
• •
MORAL : Bay your boats of
SEARS h DERBY, •
Or any other man. [Printer's Devil.]
Wollabor°, Oct. 20, 1869—tf.
A NEW ARRIVAL
Of freeb,
GOODS
right from the city, at
' '
'MetalAid & FARR'S.
WE HAVE N 4 T time or free to enamerate
the differs t
KINDS AND STYLES,
but would be ploaeod to hove ell
WISHING GOODS
wfsbinigoode, to call and look for thomaolvos
Tioga, Sept, 22,•1869
Sohn Mclntosh.
DEALER IN
VERMONT AND ITALIAN MARBLE, Man
ufacturer of MONUMENTS, TOMB-STONES
&o. Cor. Market tr. Cedar Sta., Corning,
N. T. AU orders promptly and neatly axe..
outed. ANDREW VAN - TAMEN, Agent.
Oot. 13, 1889-Iy.
El
WICKHAM & N'Altil
iSTONTO: rZII.II,
Tl4m -Things is Arriv
ii , VßElrthlug le lovely; aud the sneer biped
&Towle - Isom a sublime attitude.
ladll Please Observe,
that the best natured man In Town having no
dead the wants of the public, and having boun
tifellY supplied himself with almost everything
which this world out afford to appease them;
now benevolently proposes to open the whole be
fore the 'people, and say to all,'old and young,
black and rbito, rich and poor,
• • -
COME ,
•
1
You pay ‘ you Money ant you take your
choice.
Don't stand out in the cold exposed to the el
merits and to the Sting.of the neighbors bees,
but pull the latch string, his always out in bus
iness lions., ito.
ENTER I
The large hearted proprietor, or hie urbane
good natured clerk will conduct you, ae it were
through a
GARDEN
filled with ravishing delight;'
" Ist. A GAEDEII OR SPICES, n which
every thing Spioy,from a nutmeg to cayenne Pep:
per mar be seen and procured.,
2d, ‘ A GABDBX OR SWEETS, in which ov
ary Nrarlity tf Saoeharine delights, both solid and
liquid may be had by 'Rho stick, pound or gallon,
and of such flavor and complexion as will make
every aching sweat tooth in your head fairly
jump with delight. Should you bo pomologl
cally inolined, UN humane Individual will con.
4ttet you into a • ,
GARDFN OF, FRUITS, in which almost ev
ery Verfety, of lusoions things to •be found Bath-
trod }rein the four quarters of' the globe, will bo
shown to satisfy your largest longings: Oranges
from Cuba, Lemons from Florida, Prunes from
Turkey, Raisins from Malaga, Currants from the
Grecian Archipelago; Peaches dried 'nd cann
ed along with a -groat variety of Cann e d Fruits
from the Jerseys; Dittos from Syria, and Figs
from A siaMinok. NO end to the supply of every
species of NUTS from 3 Continents.
THE TElk' GARDEN will next 'command
your attention; the warm decoction of the China
leaf and the Java bean have become almost uni
versal beverages, and if not swallowed too hot or
to strotg, the mild stimulants are esteemed as
eminently promotive of-oumfort lnd
What oomp , ny of elderly ladies could over part
id peace without them ? 'Noir your triend the
GARDNER, will be most happy to show you
all this. • He will ask you politely
_to look at his
Tea. Yon at 6 welcome to try every chest and
see if U.iiN POWDER, Sonohong GREEN,
DYSON, .ko. which flavor you like, but of all
the other 'styles whose jaw crooking names would
be dangerous to pronounce, COFFERS, in every
style, ditto, ditto, ditto.
Fuirthermore,
Tho beneficent proprietor of this mammoth es.
tablishrient—out of sheer good will, and if you
wilrbelieve him for no other motive than your
interest and his, has at vast expense established
at the same plaman immense depot of •Provis.
lone, consisting of
Flour, Pork, Lard, Codfish, White Fish
Sword Fish, &0., &c.
Meal, Hams, Butter, Trout, Blue Fish,
' Halibut, &e., &o.
4
All of which ho intends to sell at a profit, on the
principle of "live and lot live." Ile generally
proposes also to reoci';e in exchange ail the pro
ducts of your farm and dairios,and it is said con
fidentially to the public, that ho never refuses
Cash.
Tho' it irks him wretchedly to keep it. So
anxious is he'. that the dOar people should want
nothing whatever that money can buy of
Wellsboro, Juno 16, 1869
RE GUL ATOR,
CORNING. N. Y.
Here We Are Again
%IRANI - MIL for the favors we have thus far
received from the people of THE TIOGA
VALLEX, we wish to call their attention to the
fact that me are just receiving'a
New Stock of Goods
adapted to the early Fall Trade, comprising ev
erything,desirable, both in style and quality, and
shall be pleased to see our old customers' and all
who may come from that vicinity to CORNING
to buy
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CROCkERY,
OROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Carpets, &c., &e.,
as wo always giro customers frcim a distance
A LARGE ,DISCOUNT. ON .PRICES,
we thus alto it,li t •
interest to come to us
to make t cir po for th e ir
rchases, as many peop o in that
region will testify. We do not believe in long
advertisements, displaying long lists of prices,
,tobut will convinee all who come that we can,
and do seli
GOODS' CHEAP,
that this Store, is, In reality
THE REGULATOR.
for tlll3 . sootion of lountry.
C4ll and take a look through our it:mem+ stook
and satisfy yourselves.
owing'
Coating, Sept. 8, 1889. _
MEI
L. A. 4ARD.NEII.
j
Mil
,1
i t ,
t!'
t
This space t waa sold
' to Mather's; but -ow
ing to the rush of bu
siness he cannot we
it.
,
NEW WINTER. GOODS.
TOLES & BARKER,
(NO. 5, UNION BLOCK.)
WOULD say to their friends and the public
generally, that they are now receiving a
eplendid assortment of sunnier „
DRY GOODS,
snot' am
MEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, PRINTS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VEST
INGS, READY MADE CLO
THING, HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
also a large and 4,011 selected stook of
CROCKERY, HARDWARE, WOODEN
WARE, STONE WARE, KERO
SENE OIL, PAINTS & OILS,
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES,
SYRUPS, MOLASSES,'
ETC" ETO., TO.
We are able to offer our customers the bond
of the
LAST DECLINE OP PRICES
in the Noir York Market, our Stook having been
purchased since the groat decline in Goods.
TOLES A - BARKER
Woßsboro, Nov. 17, 1869.
KEYSTONE STOREY.
WELLSBORO, PA.
Summer is Long a-Coming!
A ND somo people begin to lose faith in the
promise of soodtimo and harvest. In view
of this feet
Bullargi i Go.),
have concluded to harry up the transmiby stook
ing their sirolvos and counters,with n wisely so
lecte4.4n aupotior lot of
`S
i. 1
I
t
i
~
Mit DRESS aoODS I
I , ,
aginpriiiinft it vArloty of
Silks, Linens; Hosiery, Gloves, Em
broideries, Poplins, Lawns, Permled,
Piquas, &c., &c.,
together with a fine lot of
Domestins, Sheetings, Shirtings, Sum
mer Clothing, Ladies Shoes, giro.
We Isbell aell as low ae anybody, and give you
good" Goode.
-- 6m. - rust me 16, 1869 BIILLA:RD Sr, 00.
. ,
.
iorAs itinovvi his goods to the New Store Itt
~LILI -Wright 86 . Issiloy's Block, mond 1104
east of Sore' 132100 n. k ''.
Alt received, comprising 'every thing wally
DRY GOODS STORM
El
Dry Goods, Groceries, Cramp;
Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
hat is natuilly found in a Brat-dais country
storo.
CM
Thanking my patrons for their very libsral-" . "'
patronage 'heretofore, I propose to attend strictly
to business in future and sell all the goods I pos.
stbly can. So call in and see
•
TS truly a novo ty - ia medicine, differing ma•
terielly from I I other , preparatione ; it has a
power of ite own, nd -Poiseesee virtues that are
peculiar to itself:
It has wonderfu success, in the relief and care
of
NEURALGIA, SPRAINS, SWELLINGS,
BURNS, RHEUMATISM, OHIL- I
- - BLAINS, PAIN, SORE
THROAT, .
it
)
!NFL MATION,
.FELONS, QUINSY;
, PLEURISY, BRUISES,
Painful 'railings and snob disorders as require
tin outwardapplication. • Prico 50 contd.
Sold by Druggists generally.
October 27, UM.
C 7. 13.- NE„ellezr,
Lots of New GoodiL_l
kept in a
So it's over the way,
The people say—
Kelley has gone with his goods;
Consisting of everything,
Including old women's hoods.
and an endless variety of
SO-FORTFIS,
Sept 22, IEB9
UTIFER
SA
•
AdministratoT ,Notice.
LETTERS of Adminlitration having' bean
granted to the undersigned upon the estate
of Leonard Eichanbaoher, of Liberty, deed, all
persona indebted to, or claiming against the es:,
tate, must settle with MAIL E. VEIL,
Liberty, Oct. 20, 1869-Bt. Admr.
STATE NORMAL • SCUOOL,
MAltarzELD, PEswailintrue.
►jIHE neat term of this Institution will eom
ji menoe Wednesday, Sept. Ist 1869.
For Catalogues—baddress Prof. Chas. 11. Ver.
ril, Bionsfield, Tioge County P.
Jnly 7, 1869-tf.
A. IL EASTMAN',
'DENTISTL
r7:7 4 . iv 0.13, lciAtil
Artificial teeth from ono to an entire set hurt-
ed at short notice on any plate desired.
Teeth extracted 'without pain—proved by
scores of witnesses, at the office., Special atten
tion given to the treatment and filling of the
natural teeth. All work warranted at "iive and
let liver prices."
July 28, 1869.
Great Improvement in Dekeistry.'
HAVING purehasod the
sire right of Dr. Polsora's
sttuiliai proved patent A irli °spheric( Denttil
Plates for Tioga County. I now take pleasure I
in offering its to the public+ as the greatest Dr-
CIOVR.RY yet 4 made
- _
Mechanical Dentistry. •
By the use of which, we Can overeeeme any any ,
and all difficulties which have hcrettifore baffled
the skill of the most practical Dentist In the
world. Plates constructed upon this plan re
main perfootly firm under all circumstances or
condition of the mouth, as no air, or particles off
food oan possibly get under them. Those having
old styles, Gold or Rubber Platen, can, at half
the cost, have the Improvement applied to them
answering in every respect thp same purpose as
as a now sot. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed
in every -case. C. N. DARTT, Dentist.
Wellsboro, Juno 9, 1869.
. This is to certify that we aro now nslng the Imprdr
od .Dental Plates with perfect satisfaction. Haring
used tho old style of plates for years with all the troubles
and inconveniences known in the use of such plates,
We cheerfully recommend the improved Plates as Ilsr
superior to anything yet known. It. 8. ICIMDALI.
OEMS. WILLIAMS.
insurance Agency.
WELLSBORO, PA.
Cash Capita-1 over $2O l OOO l OOO.
FIRST-CLASS CO'S-NONE BETTER.
RATER AS LOW as any good Companies
will take. Policies on dwellings and farm
property written at this office, and delivered on
payment of premium.
Are You Insured I
It costs but little, pairticularly to insure
dwall-
Inge, farm property,' and contents.• Detached
dwellings and farm property insured for 3 years
for one per • contum I and expense of policy, 4to.
A house, detached 100 or more insured for
$lOOO for 3 years, at an expense of $11,50. Only
$3,83* a year' Small tax—good thing in ease of
fire. Furniture, provisions, bedding &0,, at the
mane rates. There is no excuse,
Everyone Should be Insured.
rf not with me,'Smith ct Merrick will do lt• just
as cheap, and Just as well. (Gratis, gentlemen )
1 should be glad however, to befriend enough in
this manner to pay for advertising.
JNO. L MITCHELL:
Wellsboro, Sept. 2, 1869-tf.
NOTICE TO CO LECTORS.—AII Oolleotore
In the arrears will be requliad to make im-
mediate payment a d sottlemol/fi '
or costs will
be mado:l I would also call their attention to
the notice in the back part of their Duplicates,
as it will be rigidly adhered too.
Oct. 27, 1869-tf. H. C. BAILEY, Treas.
Register's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Eteoutors
Administrators and Guardians names' bo
low, have filed their accounts in, tho Register's
office, do and for Tioga' county, Pa., and-that the
said tteounts wlll bo presented to tho Orphan's
Court for said county, at a session of said Court
to be held in Wellsboro, on Monday the 29th day
of N o vember 1889, at 2 o'clock, P. M., for eon
firmation and allowance.
Account of Philetud Crandall, Executgr of
the last Will and Testament of Albert Fowler,
late of Nelson tw'p., deed.
Account of Sarah M. Els, Administratrix of
the Estate of Chas. 0. Eta, Into of Tioga Boro',
deceased.
Account of 'Hiram Kimball, Administrator of
no state of Jacob Duryea, Into of Delmar, '
tw'p; deceased.
Account of Abram S. Keeney, Guardian of I
the person and Estate of Ransom E. Wilcox.
Account "of John English Administrator of
the Estate 'of Robert Martin, late of Delmar
township. , D. L. DEANE,
Wellsboro, Nov. 3, 18134—tf.
Wit. A. AIIIISTRONa
Armettong & Linn,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
WILLIAMSPORT, PENN'A.
Aug. 4, 1869-17.,
afield,
Jae. w. Mamas,
ATTO NEI — AND CODNSELOR-AT•LAW,
Maafield, Tioga oonnty, Pa. Collections
pr. ptly attended to. [Sept. 1,1969.
KELLBY.
WELLSBORO, P
Rtgistor,
SADIUaL LINN.