HOME MATTERS.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1801). '`
New .Advprpaeuten.ia '
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For sea . J.lireland.
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Planing a d Matching —• B. T. Van lion.
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Electionerc-13. H. Cantab.
Millinery— re. 0. Brait)t. , •
Notice to Tea . ere—L. D. Seeley. . .
Annual Eleatic; . —S. B. Elliott.
Clear the Track Mongan at Tipplo.
Portebie Engine ervhall .t, Ileceo.
Bev. W A. Sriitt l lt o ; era Iloneehold Goode at
private sale. .
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• ScluooL.--Mrs: Bush 'Oil again open
her School for littAfo e lks o Monday, May 12.
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BlOlNG.—Customers . weit, books
with us to be bound are requested to all and get
them. ' \ ' •
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We l aro now making up another box. for bin' r
ding- Bond along your Magazines and pai4blets
at once. . \
Bid STEER.—Mr. J.'G. Dartt has tt
k teer,,three years old, whiah'weighed, on the ]7th
inet.;l79s iotinds. Bradford county and Elmira
paperTpleaso copy, and go In.
PERSONAL- - Representative NILES
reached his home in this village Saturday even
ing. Ile expresses his unalloyed satisfaction at
being remitted to the quiet of home life after a
winter of isilo at the Capital.
BUSINESS.—Dirs. Caroline Smith, well
and favorably known to our people, has estab
lished herself in tho Millinery and Dressmaking
business at her house, Main Street, first door be-,
low Van Horn's Ware Rooms. See advertise- ,
merit.
RASCALLY. Mr. C; F. Butler re—
quests us to notify the rascal who, on the 9th t i
lust, wantonly and wickedly put a bullet thro'
the head of ay innocent lamb in his field, that if
he will make himself known he will receive the
present of a fall grown- sheep. We fear that a
man who would wantonly shoot a lamb Will' bo
Able to -resist the fasoinations of a full-grown
sheep
BUSINESS. — Mr. A. Foley has poi.-
cbsted the lot between Roy's and the Post Office
and will at once erect a fire proof storethereon.
Foley has procured ono of Frodsham's Chro-
ammeters and can regulate all the- clocks and
watches in the country, provided that they arc
worth anything for time.
Mr. F. M. Sears has bought the Foundry prop
erty lately owned by Williams & Sears, and will
conduct the business hereafter on his own account.
CoNcklri.:4-We are requetted to an
nounce tha theyi'eltsboro Cornet Band will give
their first OUlneertut the Court house Saturday
evening, filayl,proximo. The proceeds are to
be devoted to payment for the instruments now
in use
We commend the enterprise to the patronage of
the public. The Band is - superior and tho instru
ments aro first class. It is hoped that by a few
concerts daring the season the debt may be_ dis
charged'. Certainly it can ho if the people ap
preciate the voluntary services of tho Band on
public occasions. The Band has dole its duty.
Let the citizens do theirs.
TUE AURORA.—The people of this
latitude were treated a magnificent spectacular
exhibition of the aurora Thursday evening, 15th
ist. At 7/ o'clock the northern heavens fer 00°
along the horizon, upward, were filled with a soft,
diffuse light. At 8 o'clock seven-oighths of the
heavens, from horiion to horizon, was luminous,
and streams sprang from a poin t near the N. N.
E. At 81 the movement of the aurora became
undulatory, the pulsations averaging two per
second. The point of convergence was 21° S. S.
W. of the zenith. At this time the display was
very \ grand. At the point or convorgencii the
ronuaat billows' seemed to toko form of flocculent
clouds, assuming various shapes, and melting
away ever and anon. At 9 o'clock the north
beuatne dark and the display consisted of a bright
arch springing from the horizon • due east, with
an inelinati n southwartls° degrees, and span.
nrng the heavens rested pon the S. W. horizon.
This arch bad all the col i nrs of the lunar rainbow.
At halt past nine there appeared a beautiful
corona in the south, the elevation being about
' An°. From beneath this the undulations of pale
light preceded with unusual rapidity, the
1111 Eat ions reaching 240 in a minute. During
this southern display the northern hemisphere
was dark, save a stream or two which shot from
the zenith about 15° degrees, "northerly. The
electrical phenomena, while the undulations were
at th "
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r highest, was marked and peculiar. Elec
ries ashed when brought near conducting sub
qane e, and the discharges equaled those of a
mai battery. Our experiments and observations
were kept tip from 7/ to Ha I'. M., and the
. chaliges, b‘oth in the display and in the electrical
phenomena, noted at intervals of 5, 10, and 15
kalutei. It was a magnificent spectacle.
GtOSSlP.=eince,, el.pring was apostro
phized by popts in mellifluous verse, scented with
tie mingled perfumes of roses and violets. But
:ince April showers have become traditional, and
May flowers - have migrated into the kingdom of
June hero on the pea - k s of the Alleghenies, th
pet's lyrebeeomes it flagitious liar, when it attune
itself to sing of the showers of April and th
Euwers of the May. Still, some of the quiet let
down influences of "ye ancient" April, occasion
ally pernieate the atmosphere and paint the skies.
We noticed, from our porch on the 'hillside, not
:it nights and mornings ago, a speak of Spring
In the western sky. It was after sunset. Low
flown on the horizon swam, like"floating island,"
a flock of soft, golden, downf, gilt-edged' clouds,
with what some people name -"purple" srtings,
but which to our eyes appeared "blue." They
hosted any to the south-east like a flock of
swans, and upon a sky like transparent silver.
To the east the skies wore deeply, darkly bluer
but not shadowy and coldi as in December you
totuolimes see them. Away to the northwest
floated a soft summer haze, mortifying the smoky
blue oC,the mountain ridges and lending it a
transparency like a bridal veil. To the South
Jay, near the horizon, a huge pile of cumulus,
with its western edge fairly aflame. At the
zenith the sky was of neutral tint (judges of
' , Airs will hold their peace), and seemed it'll-netts-
im.hly removed So much for the skies. The
air was like to a gentli3 zephyr, just froia a sea.
t•ia of gentle dalliance with a dish of ice.e-enm.
Lie robins were about in good force, chirping
1,3 mating, and evidently looking for fitvorolde
lots We notified five minutes to permit
tne ,notocruphin4 ih; =tine np'.n
rait , ),ll- way H..!r, " I ".‘g " `‘"
I, ~I N xH i , ~I
pelf. But jut then, with an it runrt,4 r
not to be forgiven by reason of comp - ion
I , l“ienee, a matter of fact fellow in a noatterof
bi , t wagon, the wheels of which were clogged
with matter of fact mud, hailed, w ith—" Did you
'et! such awful roiids ? the mud is knee deep 'PI
--well, next morning, the sun rose, Dian
Jr bah, with a bevy, of nymphs tsars i
eirrwomulu E robes edged with gold and th
cider down, , on either hand. Ye wh
1)m1 it may astonish yourselves by rising carj
"tmai.f.li to see tho phenomenon of sunrise. Til
Ili,. hold your critical tongues in abeyance-1
the sun rose with April protniee; the tliT,
qoft, the Iling low; the rqbins taubful;,ami
K,. returned thanks—not in words, but by
6111.2: fifty cubic feet of the morning air as de.i,
ns might be. An hour Inter th e skim:
gr..,% dark "all of a sudden ;" and then came an
April chewer which came dotvn as still as the
1'. 11, 1 , nee of the ballot-box, you know. In brief—
il', -h , ,wer froze as it fell, and in less limo thrt 1
!' 1 .:1 , ei to write this sentence, the hills Armin
.:..; . 0 re ns whitens wool: * t '+Sileh is‘April, u
, rrr• in the cloado. - Crocus and hyacinth, rods ,
1,.1 lantatia—thcso . bloom undpr the friendly
a rui di of our inhabited rooms. But April l wII
.ed to warm her showers before they can safely
d and bloom under th+pera 1 , k ies. However,
the language of our East Charleston friend.--
4 ‘Thire's beers a sunntiftveri'yilit•- • 'SineC - 'leat'
rometnberr, So, though the..shtspets fif, Aril be
squalls, May'will soon be here; - and though' ttas
voice of tbe'turtle niny'not be heard iii the land,
the frogs have thrice peeped in thosnarsb ,caters,
end brico have thy retired befe!.; Ow frost.
Theo will he Ite=useal netivity,ln the etatritne
piedinirlt.et.ut-. May. approaches, antl-41,•,..s who
- desspair of summer. will sigh far Setll4-o.er
i summer comes.
--.So far we had progressed n - week ago, when
ho 'act became apparent that other and moro
ate -eating matter from our local Corrc3pondents
wo ,d crowd "Gossip" out for that week. , It
ma be that there was a speak of wisdom in the
postponement of the same, as the fair maiden
'wh l om we call spring, has not taken jhe icicles
out of her hair, or the icy pendents from her cars.
The skies, as . we saw them at noon, were Lead
fully bloc, and cold, and still. We put it to vote
if it is pleasant and encouraging for every fourth
man to bait you with—s!LoOk out for a foot more
snow I" Oar. only consolation is that these frigid .
Prophets don't know anything about the weather.
ll' wever, snow is about the - only really Clean
th ng wo have in GAS lower world. Tho grass
h' a - neat appearance, ' but it is; somehow, dog
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ge tive of worms and bugs; and then it siile
.ksfses has snakes in. it, yori know; or if you don't
kdow, then you are ,a trifle greener than April
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gr i asaafter a wfsrm shower. Snow, however, id
pdrfec \ tly , pure; no worms or bugs in it; do snakes
lui.k under its glossy white. It is the poor man's
manure, the rich man's delight, the happiness . ..of
th l i boys. is so handy,too, when yOu want to
tr ek a man.\ Do you suppose a fellow could
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ste l a] your tipplc\with impunitY if snow were nor
ml in August ? 'The untracked snow. is -hatter
tli is forty watch dogeand a dbzeti - -policemen.
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wh has anything to 't7 against snow.
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IOGA LOCAL.—bur correspondent
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are to have a now landlurd at Farr's Hotel,
e rge Hazlett having made' arrangements to
a possession of that house thlispring. George
.s ell known to the traveling
pu blic to be a
kid, and obliging fellow; and wetrust,ho will
do I h is utmost to make it all that a hoist-should be.
Mr. and Mrs. Farr will leave many friends, for
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th y have kept a hotel noted for its order,- and
w oleaomo diet, and have reared a family'f boys
in hotel life, who are an honor to their parents
an society. No bar-room carousals have shaken
):1 it determination to be moral• and temperate
,o ng men; and if we are compelled to part with
7,1 or a part of the family, we do it reluctantly.
enry Watts has purchased a house and lot of
I. . Colo, on Cowanesque-St., not far from the
, ri lge. ' i
r. 0. S. Getter, tailor, has purchased a house
lot on Main-St. just below Broad.
.n effort is being made by some-of the citizens
4* he place to• convert our Ilietrict school into a'
;t•ded, or academic school. There may be some
v o would rather have a. private, select 50h901,'
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pay treble taxes in the form of heavy tuitions.
I t wo trust tbe.majority will not agree to do'
nay thing of the kind, and'hope that all citizens
interested in the school will do. now, what they
should have done ten yeatg ago: 'Our schools
have not been. in the most flourishing condition
for some time past, and we know from experience
that any select school, foreign to. the &stela.
school, will hardly support itself. Let us have
united action upon this and if Berates is the man
to put the institution in running order, then em-'
ploy him.
I Now that the frost is out of the ground, and
t ere are strong indications of spring, we hope to
13 a many old fences and walks give way to new
o cs. If some of our fences were in better condi
•ti n, (especially,those upon Main at, not many
illles from the Methodist church,) a liberal use of
tl is paint brush, in 'some localities would improve
If a Borough to such a degree' that we would not
b usla should the Oover'hor of the State pass
tl rough.
e l. b ;r r e e s I l a v y a t s e r a i a I t l e c m h p u e i r c a h, n c e
Sunday leettLr e
eveningdelivered I
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i st , by_ Rev. C. Otis Thatcher. The house; was
T. 1.1
w We
j e ll a le ro d,
g o li w w lng to t s o ee th t e he ß e ap le t iz ist c l o w n i g te reg i a n ti n o n n
o icing with that,of the Presbyterian.
e ort of the kind, and hope to see the slime re
p ated by other denoniinations.
I'. S. Tuttle has gone to New York to perches°
a ew stock of goods.
S. M. Geer has'gone South, with the view of
rn 'thing it his home if.Jie finds a locality to emit.
We arc not at all en:eland - that he should, for he
is l a good citizen, and un efficient town officer.
Prof. W. G. Hathaway, of ‘ Chicago, is visiting
his friends in this place. He arrived the Ifith
instant.. -
`the Cornet Band favored us with sumo music !
last Friday evening, it being their first appear;'
anee in their band wagon this spring. They,
p
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ssed through the principal streets, and gave
al an equal chance to hear and see. Wo arc
o liged for the same.
Goip has been very busy for a few days past
ith t a alleged elopement of ono of our married
,itizems„ with a young girl of 'the place. Com
. ent is unnecessary. All were astonished, the
.arties being supposed to be far above anything
.lthe kind. .
T. A. Wickham has gono to the city, and will
.ndoubtedly return with many things that will
Pleas° the "fair sex."
MANSFIELD LOCAL
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A. Hunt, Esq. has put up a neat and substan
al fence, about his lot noxt.south of the store of
itts & Bro.
Mr. Jas. Webster has repaired the side-walk in
ront of bis grocery store eri'Main Street. The
üblic would not compirin if one or two others on
' ain St., would take the hint, and do likewise.
Prof. Chas. Allen Principal of the Wisconsin
State Normal School, has been here a few days
visiting his brother, Prof. P. A. Allen.
, Mr. R. N. Ilolden has refitted his storo on
Main Street, and been to New York and returned
With a find stock of groceries and clothing.
11 Adams & Vincent are building a nice brick
:liar store house, in rear of their store.
J. W. Adams Esq. has located in Lawrenceville,
-14rehe proposes to do legal writing, anti plead
tile cause of the innocent tind injured, I trust no
rssfully, , and to his profit.
The Baldwin blacksmith shop is in blast again
nder lease and managethent of R. T. Cady.
His anvil rings loud and clear,
As music to a workman's ear.
Mr. 0. Newell has' purchased Dr. P. NovelWs
dental fixtures, and established his shop over 0.
V. Elliott's Shoo Store.
Mr. H. B. Taylor's writing school has boon
discontinued for the season, and Mr. and Mrs.
Taylor are going to their former home near Bo-
Raysvillo, Bradford Co., to spend several weeks.
Allow me to assure your Covington local, that
"Acci." yields to no man in his admiration of
home manufaoture, where it is useful; and if Coy
ington has any velocipede ridefs, who feel equal
to the task of beating our •'best." man, they can
bring that marvelous machine along, and we reck
on that •'back room" training will be found quite
efficient. •
We are iorky to have crowded your Covington
local, [who soqmis too poor a christian to have a
name] into tfki necestity of falling back upon
stale jokes, I Would say for his benefit, that, that
"adept," "saw'gate" "rider" graduated at• that
business in the Boro of Covington, five years ago,
and while 'let a little boy, and hus'" not followed
it since coining to Mansfield.
Slinll wo Near from Mr. (what's his name?
itiotn ?
Now n word to "Snobbleton". Your coriespon•
, kit is di•lightcd 1.) ho tLat Tiogn is
•," 'ke• atot bizzino., he is sensible of ntiviti c , .
Thig 41 prlll, .1. 11411138 launched at his headi,
Lido, ob.; he might do in the rirdon
•• h .I.k. !lit• ,t of Mr,. Cohn ~o re
,0.11..11e, [not )our wife, Mr. Editor) and if•• ho
could he 118:11red 'nu change would he in the
programme of hospitalities when he comes to
he waits an introduction by "mine host,"
to "Snotady," mho blows his "horn" well, but wo
do cci,h ho would pass it over to Lawrenceville,
at greenhly to r«piddidt.
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,The n'aur. sugar fesiival given by the Gow
Thnplars, WiAnfl.scty evening pas.se,
off plensant ty awl profitably.
The revival at the Al. E. Church still g:tins
force, nee If. Latakia, now of Ctiemung, but late
pastor of this charge, was here Alorolay, Tucoiat•
and Wednesday, last.
LinEwry Loc4L.z---Mr. G. R. Sheirer,
sends us the folloning tibituary notice: •
"On the sth inst.,after an illness of ono week,
our much esteeme citizen, Mr. Edward O'Niel.
The subject of this notice was burn on the 12th of
Jan. 18:i7. Mr. O'Niel was one or till) patriotic
men that nobly responded to the call of their
country 'in 1861. lie left home, wife, and chil
dren, and gave himself as an Ilfferitig.i 1,1110 1 1 the
altar of his beloved country. Sic enlisted in the
106th Legiment, I'. V., and proved to be a faith
ful and valiant soldier until the expiration of the
time of his enlistment, nod then received his hon
orable discharge, as having bee» a truo and faith
ful soldier to his country. Ile was a good citizen,
a true friend, a faithful.husband, and a kind pa
rant. lie leaves a wife and three children to
mom% his untimely death.
"Min, on the fAino day, our much esteemed
neighbor and old citizen, Mr. George Lovegood.
/10 was born in Williamsport, Lycoraina county,
tho'l.l:6t; hatui.o' liesai
deeply cent:Med to l lichouse - for eight'Yettrs past,
sorely,alllicted;with::•Rhotimatism," which he bore
with christian fortitude until his last moments of
life. It can bo truly.lbc-said of him, that ho was
a model man:: no was an excellent citizen,' al
'ways deeply interested in the welfare of his town
ship, and county, and as will be recollected by a
.greet many of his old friends in the county, that
be at onetime, tilled the. office of county Treas
urer, and Commissioner, with fidelity, and, to the
general satisfaction of the people of the catinty.—
Liberty has lost ono of her best citizens, and his
family a kind husband and parent.
3E41 cs c,,abl. X3‘2.6II23.C•ENSESI.
BRUSHES.--The largest, and beet assort
ment of Paint, Varnish, and Whitewash Brush-
es ever offered in Welishoro, may bo found at
Kregs's Drug Store.
To the School Directors of- Tioga County :
I respectfully offer myself as a candidate for
tbo office of Superintendent of Common Solna,
for Tioga t County. . Eros HORTON.
SiE) POTATOEB.—Gleason, Harrison; Early
Goodrich, for sale at. Prince's. •
NEW BOUNTY Lsw.—Under an amendment or the
bounty act Jest passed by Congress the following per
.ll
sons arc anti led to bounty who were not included in
the act of Jo y 28,1866 :
I. All sold era who enlisted for two years, or for three
years, and were discharged a gloat tlipo previous to the
expiration of their term of service, shaft ho entitled to
additional bounty ; two year men to $5O, and three
year men to $lOO. When. such soldiers discharged,
states that ho Is discharged by reason of "expiration of
term of so vice," if not
,alroady paid moro than $lOO
bounty.. ' -
2. The widow, minor children, or parents of soldiers
Nylio died after being diticliarged t ,without getting boun
ty, (and 'till°, if living; vidOld /i 015" be entitled:to $5O for
two-year service, or $lOO for thiee.year service) are now
entitled' to the bounty of such' deceased soldiers,.
S. This act prolliktta all bounty_ claims from being
pled after DeceMberl, 1869, candor the act of July 28,
1806.
' I will attend to the collection of ouch claims. •
.1011 N I. MITCHELL,
Wellaboro Pa., ]!Earth 81. 1809.
HOUSE CLEANING.—Hugh - Young
& Co., aro now receiving their , Spring Stook of,
Wall and - Window Papers, Curtains, Curtain
F i xture', Cord and 'tassels', Gilt Cornices; &c.,
which. they aro now selling:at ..iery law figures.
Persons wanting goods in their line will do- well
to examine their stock before" buying elsewhere.
No charge for showing goods.
SEEDS—Plenty (Antos clean Timothy and Clo
ver seeds can be procured at the lowest 'figures,
at the stole' Of WICKHAM A PAW%
Apr. 7,1569-4 w: ' Tioga, Pa.
Scwisa Miettinne.—Blias llowepTr.", First
class, Pirst'preiniurn, Double-thread Maobinea,
and the Wilcox & Gibbs Single thread, twisted
loop-stiteW Machines, for sale - by
MRS. A. M. PriTS.
Mana6eld, March 17, 1869-4 w. .
SEWING MACHINES.
7 4 LIOWE;;Ji. t fi rst Preui{um . Bewipg Ma
-I foi• inio in Wellaboi6, - by •
Oct. 28, 1868-2 t. A. FOLEY.
DYER.L—In Covington,- -March 30, suddenly,
EDWIN, only son of Hon. E. Dyer, aged 29 years.
rAiAll?,R.—ln Rutland, Tioga Co., Pa.,. on
Tuesday, March 30th, of inflammation of - the
Luigi, Lemuel - M.. Palmer, aged . 88 :Ydara.' The
deceased was horn in Woodstock, Vt., 1801,
and removed-to this County: , in 1837. Xe had
for 18 years been a memb4r of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, and diedhopo of a glorious
immort only. 1
Mercazitile
51. Kelly II $7
David McVoy 14 7
John A 31artin 5
O P To:,lor 11 7 -
II IV Holden 14 7
Chas Chapel, billiards,3o
M. 'Om Coal Co, 5 GO
J I. Belden H 7
.1 l'idterson 14 7
bones Kr•lly 11 7
Thomas Hall 14 7
Elijah Phoney 14 7
bones Morgan 14 7
Al A I)erow 14 7
.1 as Mitchell 14 7
.1 C P.V/1118 11 7
James Traltey 14 7
1, It Smith 14 7
.1 I Belden 14 7
Jacob Miller 12 12 50
:NI I. Noq . 14 7
w mania& 14 v
-8 1: Caldwell 14 7
'Doss ME; ltlt. Co 8 30
11' lloeltenberger Bey 8
Hirsch. Ely & Co 14. 7
Blobs al k RIC Co 8 30
11 C Bailey SCo 13 10
BROOKFIELD.
WOOd L Stanbro' 14 7
' ll'M Simmons 14 7
CLYMER.
W 0 Bristol 14 7
titebitins 14 7
ltualtta'reo Benchl4
Took'r & Ilurns'del4 7
Bristol 14 7
CHATHAM.
C SWAN 14 7
John Short' 14 7
J S Atoury 14 7
W A Newcomb' 14 7
• COVINGTON.
Sanderto Nowelll4 7
SNOBBLETON
`Accidental
CoVINGTON
3 Ihrtinan, refititurant 5
Packard & Reenyl4 7
J C Bennett 14 7
P L, Clttrk 14 7
E Dyer • 14 7
JO Pin o 14 7
CrIAISLESTON.
Albert Tipplo . 14 7
T Weetbrook 14 7
Cooper it Kohler 14 7
D P Stone 14 7
Holman Morgan 14 7
E Rockwell 14 7
G 3 Parsons 14 -
DEERPIELD.
arsv Praylo . 14' 7
B Payilo • 14 7
W Wagoner 14 7 -
M Lee. 14 ,
DELMAR.
J(3b WiIICOX 13 10
COl6 &Co. 13 -10
Win Colo 14 7
ELSLAND.
Tubbs & Crandall 14 . 7
Wrn Dor nbock 14 7
A J'llllman 14 7
Doence purib'r 14 7
J 0 Whitaker, bilPda 30
J Q Parkhurst 13 10
Buekbee 6•. Co. 14 7
I Reed 14 7
FALL MOOR,
Fa)/ D'ic Coale°. 6 60 00
FARkINGION.
Doano 1 7
CI AI'S
S . X Billiugs 14 • 7
D IC Marsh 14 7
14 7 -
Wilcox 14 . 7
31 IC Remo 14 7
P It Bryan 14 7
E L Boynton 14 7
D B Lnuo 14 7
Chas Shelve jr 14 7
011 Wood &Son 12 , 1250
L Case &Co 14 7 '
A Doorman 14 7
W'D Knox 14 7
Goothep'd &Prido.l4 7
Win B Smith 14 7
Wm D Knox '3OOO
.1 Dearman 14 7
M . , Martell 14 - 7
Giles Roberta 14 7
LB It rl nolda 14 7
Truman Gilbert 14 7
LAWBENCLVILLE, 730110
Georgo McLean 14 7
L Kolb 14 7
Joel Adams 14 7
C P Leonard 14 7,
Joseph Phippen 14 7
C Mathe r&Co 11 15 00
LIDLTITY
mr,qo.4 - Sewman 14 7
codm.l3 14 7
N über R Monte 12 12 50
1) Ii Werline 14 7
:-.(.10 in:: 4: :%lillerl2 12 50
ISer9ina a 11art'n 12 3250
G It ?ittrffer 14 7
C B Veit tc Son 14 7
11 Seelemann 14 7
Al 3 Comstocic 14 7 •
J G Allied': 14 7
MOTt R
Joh Donne 7
W ithielcwelk CO 14 7
Henrietta Leste 14 7
Notice is hereby give
held at the Coirttnißione
the 2.1 flay of Juno A
hours of 10 a. in. and i 0 p. ni., at which Unto and
place all persons 'aggrieved by the foregoing ap:
Pralrement viii be heard, and such abatements
made seems proper and just; and ell persons
failing to appear at said time and place, will be
debarred from making any defence before me.
- • BELAU FROST,
Mercantile Appraisef for Tioga Co,
' Wel6l)ort,, Apr: 14, IBOU.
PORTABLE ,ENGINE )
SulN I.E \I ILL, and one ran of French Burr
stones for Feetl, for sale, very clump. Par
ties eau •t•o the ipitt.hirteg molting up to the let
of May. NEWHALL ar. REESE.
Hill's Creek, April 2t, 1860-310
NOTICE. TO TEACUERS.—Tho School Di.
rectors of Brookfield will meet at the Red
School Bongo Saturday, April Uth inst., at 10
A..M. for filo purpose of eoritraeting with teach
ers for summer schools. Teachers 'must bring
their certificates. lather•business will ho trans
acted. By °raer of the Board.
April 41,1869, , • 1 4 , p. SEELY, Soo'y.
DEATHS.
„ppraiseinent
'or the Year 1869.
f Tioya Comity f'
Class. Max
Bt.oss.
MAINSBURO 'BODO
B Parkhurst 14 7
(}D Wino • 14 7
Fox & Clark . .. 14 7
It 1.1 Doud 14 7
MANSFIELD LORD
Adarue Vtheentl4 7
W 14 7
C Slingerland 14 7
0 V JJilott 14 7
J Webster 14 7
Chas Slingerland 30 OD
D C Holden 14 7
It N Holden 14 7
N Kingsley 14 7
W L belp9 14 7
.1 0 Itiff 1.1 7
kl IV Phelps 30 00
51urdough 4 - Pit te lt 15 00
It Olney 19 7
Mart Krug
'T Parvim • 14 T_ -
J DIMOII & (.30
M C Potter 14 7
S Stuplea
It hI Keeney 14 7
V B 11011Jay,Enting II 5 00
A J Smith 34 7
D & MG Whitu 14 7
C B Whited 13 10
Seeley & Bogart 14 7
Ell J Cattail 13 10
Porkea d Bros 14 7
OYCIEOLii.
R K Skinner ' 34 7
N Strait &Co 14 7
Henry Seeley 14
Martin & Bos'ill 14
Wm K Taylor ' 30 00
R llammorol a Co 14 7
C Bosworth. 14 7
Seeley &Crand'l 14 7
P Crandall & Co 14 7
Levi Skinner 14 7
nicumoxi)
T J Jilleif 14 7
Elmer Baclcor 12 1250
Watkins & 13 10
Minor Mills 14 7
J D Tedder
UT Harkness 14 7
Ci D Leib
J B Hathaway 5 00
C Alvoid 14 7
II 11 Borden rtc Co 14 7
J Van Osten 14 7 ,
, Bald Win &Co M. .14 00
FlEsmith&Bonl4 7
1 . .. Y Van Osten, billiards 80 00
Joteptt Ptah .18 10
Philo Tuner 14 7 •
I P B,Ttittle 13 , 10
Johnson &I;owo1114 ; 7
J J Brady 14 7'
8 . 13 Borden 14 7
J Sldeffelin 14
Wickham & Farrll
TlOO A. TONiNALITP
J II Mitchel 14
BFdoDlrvin 14 7
T 13 Griswold' 14 7
John Irvin 14 -
WESTY/ELD TOWNSHIP
Edgcomb & if 14 . 7
J B &BO sturg'k,l4 7
9 'Wilcox .14 7
Kruseu & Pease 11 16 00
I F &male 14 '• 7
L-Plank 14 • 7
Th =Wu% Phil's 14 7
Burks & Muter 14 7
1) sicKttughton 14 7
K B Hill, billiards .3000
J Bwarzenbacb, brewer 5 00
Sanders, T&CoI4 • ; -7 •
E B Bulkley 14 7
Ait r Clem° 14 . 7
BEIM
ILICOXVILLE BORO
Wilson & Van V. 13 10 .
Jlt Bowen 11 15 00
CB Holly 13 10
Converse & Osg 14 7
at B Princo 14 7
Convene & Osg 12 12 50
0 Hastings 14 7
webb & Hastiti ge 13 ' 10 •
0 Van Vitik'b'g. 14 ' 7
Ell Hastings 14. 7
J C Wheeler 14 7
DeLulu 6r. Bache 11 15 00
John A ltoy 14 1
mrs Bunnell 14 7
I, A Gnretner 14 7
W T anithera 14
& Borker 13 10
C L Wilcox 13 10
Nullnrl & Co 14 7
11 T Viin Horn 14 7
I Is Witrriner
Thomas Ilardeh 11 15 00
1E It Kimblo 14 7
Charles Stevens, E. II 5 00
Sears & Derby 14 7
'Wm Roberts 14 7
Young .5: Co 34' 7
D P Roberts 14 7
A Foley 14 7
Wright &Bailey 11• 15 00
Heo. Haslett, H 500
2 billiards, 40 00
C Shaffer, brewery. 500
n that an appeal will ho
rs Oleo in Wellstioro,nn
. D. 1569, between the
SPECS:A.Ii ItcO,,IOES. •
'':' !*::, , • - - :-- - 6...-.....:: I - '- , ' -
. Atiraigt - „ ' HALL'S
- . :...; VEGETARI6.ICILIAN
,
_ . HAIR ,
. ,• , otr• .. i ..r
4
1
Is the only infallible:Mir Pygmalion for re
storing Gray Hair to its original color and -pro-
Oa citing its growth. _ . .
.
it the cheapest preparatioil
Bever offere4 to,
the public, as one bottle rill. last conger
and accomplish more than three bottles of
any other preparation.
j i
Our Renewer is not a Dye. It will not stain
the skin as others. 'lt 'will eep the hair from
falling out. It cleanses .the, Scalp and makes
the hair soft, lustrous, and silken.
Our treatise on the Hair sent free by mail)
R. P. HA.LL A CO., Nashua,
,N. H. Proprietors.
For sale by all Druggists. [Apr. 14,1888.
N.g'W : A.D.V:trYTI.SeEMEAtTS.
CLEAR THE
• MORGANAr. TIP 'tLE, Agt's,
A R e R v
er receiving day at fresh teir lots of
il looda by railroad
, , •
and hereby give notice that they intend to Idad
ono-horse•towne like WellebOre and Mansfield in
both,
PRICES AND VtRIETY.
Sea if we don't do it.
LECTION OF OFFIC
I -rooting of the' atookhof ,
Impzevernent Company, and
cars to. servo tho ensuing year
office-of theSchnpany, No. 231
change, in the city of Phil,
May 4, 1869, at 12 o'clock:
April 21, 1869-3 E
:Jiist lie
SPRING SApK,S,und Ste,
April 14, 1869
ANEW lot of . POPLIN'
and Satins for Triratnl
April 14;180.
C31.13w. • . 1 - • tig 7 e;
• - ART - GAL
•
Is tho plaeo to . getybnr PITOTOGRAPIIB. Now
and Rustic Scenery: The neat Cabinet size made
in any positien. •r apr. 14, 1869.
ASPLENDID stock of Rid Glove only $l,OO
at_ . DE LAO - dr, CO.
April l 4 180. • • • , •
A LARGE Stook of Spring Clothing at
DS LANO A. CO,
April 14, 1869.
HALO .PHOTOGRAPHS
Made at CLAY ICING'S Atc. Gallery, at $1.26
per dozen. Also HALO AMBROTYPES, large
size for frames, $1;50 each. apr, 14, 1869.
Largest Stock of Frames
In Tioga County for ealo ttt
April 14, MP.
Picture Frame Ttloultlings
which will ho manufactured to ordor nt reneona
hie prices. at CLAY KING'S
April 14,1869. Art Gallery.
13 10
IrIDDLEBUItY
ll=
MEDICAL ADVICE
Is often quito expensive, but this you have for
the readhjig.
If by accident, you g4t scalded, bruised,
burned, or sprainSd, then apply
Saintlifer
immediately ; for it is mid: to giverelief;
and powerful to cure pa n and soreness.
If you are afflicted with lameness, or
numbness and stiffness ;like limbs, or with
severe pain, of painful .wellings like Neu•
ralgia and Inflarnator Rheumatism, then
BE=
EM521223
14 7
EMEMEI
byall means. Apply i quickly so as not to
leave it open to the air; and use , it according
to directions on the bottle.
ME=
13 10
TIOGA flatO
"If you have Sore Throat, or, Quinsy, - or
Felons, or Croup, orPleurisy, or Chilblains,
or any ortheie disorders that require an
SALUTIFER
Is what you want, far it has proveda bless
ing to thousands: Alt4gh :it is reckoned
to be one of the strongest medicines ; yet it is
so safe that even a child may handle & use it.
SALUTOER
Kept constantly on hand for immediate use,
will certainly prevent much suffering, and
• may sui4 . life. •
7
1500
0711
VOYMELD DODO
. If you arc prudent and- economical, and
desire to save expense then remember that
Is found to be a savingrof , more than $lO a
year in all families that use it.
wzw..Bnono
. fjarTor_sale, by all 'Druggists. Wholesale
Depot 252 Greenwich St. )l New York.;
. For Sate.
• A Mason "do :Hamlin Cabinet , Oogan. Five
It. Octavo Single Rawl for cash or on time.—
Inquire of J. B. Shah spectre, over John R.
Bowen's Store. • April 7, 1869—tf.
•
New oods
Just Received and sold cheap, for (Math
April 7, '69-tf. (TOLES Qc BARKER
John C. Horton,
ATTORNEY Ja COUNSELOR AT LAW, Law
renceville, Tioga County, Pa. Office over
' George 111cLoano Boot 4 Shoe Store, Business
attended to with prom• tness. apr. 7th, '69-Iy.
Fresh Goods Re eived Weekly,
340 M t,„WM) VIRZIMP3
Converse & Osgood
keep conatantly'ori band a !Argo stock of goner
GOODS AS REPRESENTED. NOT
East Charleston
GEO
'elved
•
KINGS, 'at
LANO a, CO'S
the lowest prices, at
CLAY KING'S
Art Gallery..
FOR S. LE.
A iplendid atticltof
SALUT
ovil
outioccrd remedy, then
SALUTIFER
•
Dry ,foods - :
Fresh 4GfrocerieS:
CROCKERY!
Rats and Caps.
Bo it remembered, that
MERCIIANDIZE,
TO BE -LiNDEBSOLD.
Jan. 6,1868..1y. CIONVBREILIA OSGOOD.
I,..gPlibi .ligiig
=MI
,A. Parsons & Co.,
We invite your attention to our Nov Stock as
wo think you will find it very attractive and
'cheap. IVo do not, as most in the trade, claim
gretit advances, Am.; but intond to give more
goods for a ' dollar, taking the tiverago of our
stock, than at any time for several 'years.
Our Linen &odic is very large and cheap.
Brown Table Linens 4e, be, 68, Be, per yard.
Bleached ". "i 6e, 88,10 s, 12s, "
Table Cloths in extra Sizes and
Qualities.
Napkins from
Towels from
Tossrellings
Fall lines of Drapery Muslin!, Marseilles
Quilts, Table Spreads, check and striped Naiu
seeks, dm, at very reasonable prices.
In poinestic? Cottons onr Stock is
very desirable. With as many
Leading qoods at Low Rates
TRACK.
We have Brown Sheetings yd. wide 12i els.
Bleached muslins is per yd. _ Handsome Prints
is yd. Common Prints cents, and all other
goods such as Checks, Denims, Ticking's,
Stripes, so., equally cheap.
Cassimeres, Kentucky Jeans, •i^ Cotton
acres. larger stock than usual, and at
still lower prices.
;Itl3.—The Annual
,ders 'of the Tioga
hn election for of&
will beheld utile
Philadelphia Ex
, dolphin, Tuesday,
Dress Goods and Shawls.
Wa have a fine Stook of early Spring Goode,
11. COLKET,
Seo'y,
We are keoping 'a still Larger Stook of, the
same: makes of 'which trci sold ,so many last
soasois,and are now selling thorn at about 10 per
emit leis than last fall. Wo shall keep all the
numbers , baring them at 3s, 48, 4800, ss, 13s, 7e,
Bs, ]O3, 120, and—wo know that no one oan beat
us either as-to• prices, qualities, or as to to the
assoritiont.
ALPACAS ,te.,
ea
tt
LANO et .CO.
BOOTS & SHOES.
•Chut4,rade last year was larger in this stock
thanAger,before,..npd wo desire to increase it
this sdavon, - anil to do so, intend to keep -a still
bottet goik •in fine work for Ladies and Chil
dren, •,We-shall continue to keep up our large
assortment of •
Richard Soil's Work in Men's and
=Boy's Sho - es, 'Women's & • Chil
dren s Calf, Rip and Moroc
co Shoes.
At **A the same prices as last year. Fhis
work Is the most reliablo of any sold, and our
large trade enables us to soil it at a very small
profit. In
Ladies' Serge Congress Gai-
Wo • shall keep a much larger stook than over
before, and sell it less' than regular prioeß.
Wo aro selling off the balance of our atock of
Winter Shawls, Sacquelpgs,
Good, Furs, &e.
At a reduction of full 25 per cent. from our
regular priests, any ono desirous of buying very
cheap can now do so.
J. A. PARSONS & CO.
Oornin tr. Mstreh I 14--1250 v.
Atlantic and Great Western
CLEVELAND, TOLEDO, ell:ICAO,
• MILWAUKEE, ST. PAUL, '
OMAHA,
And to all Points in the WEST and NonTn-WEST
Dayton, Cincinnati, Louis.
VILLE, ST. LOUIS, KANSAS
CITY,' MEMPHIS, NEW
. OIi k LEANS,
And all points in the South es Southwest, with
No Change of Coaches
TO CLEVELAND OR CINCINNATI.,
From any point on the Brie Railway. An ad
vantage and convenience not offered by any
other route.
3 Tam:luau LIGHTNING ExrttEse Titania
- DAILY.
Baggage Checked Through, and No CIIAN , •
from one car to another, preventing loss or dam
ago.
Tickets via this popular route can be procured
at all offices on the line of the Erie Railway, and
of - '
When purchasing ask the Agent , for Tickets
via the, .ATLANTIO it GREAT WESTERN
RAILWAY.
H .
AVE on hand and are conetant ly receiving,
at their
Hardware 'Store
every - artittie needed in • this region of country
• HARDWARE LINE.
SHELF HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL,
NAILS, MIDDLETOWN AND
- .ELMIRA SAWS, ROPE,
TIN-WARE
No pains will ho spared to meet the wants of
our customers.
THE following ordinance *as passed by the
Burgles and Council of the Botough of
Mansfield, at a special meeting of said Burgess
and Council hold April 3d 1860.
Ist, Owners of dogs or bitches within the Bor
ough, and perrons bringing dogs or bitches into
said Borough are required ,to have the same so.
curoly muzzled or confined from date of duo pub
lie/Ilion of thii ordinance to the Ist of September
next. And from the lot of July .to the first of
September in each and every year thoreafter.—
Any pirson violating this ordinance shall be
subject to a penalty not less than one dollar and
not exceeding five dollars in tho discretion of the
Burgess._
- $1,75 to KO "
18,180, 18, 200, 250, 2.8, 8s
- ias ever.
very cheap
BLACK ALPACAS.
tors, Serge Balmorals, and Polish. Boots
. AlSo, Kid and Pebble Goat Work
WINTER GOODS.
THE
-AND
ERIE RAILWAYS, .
THE GREAT BROAD GUAGE ROUTE
l'oll
BEERS & ABBOTT,
OPPSISIT DEPOT ELISIRA.
W. B. MATTI:TO,
(ten.- Ticket and Pass. Ag't, Cleveland, 0.
L. D. RUCKER,
Gen. Supt., Meadville, Pa.
inn. 6,'69.
HARDWARE AND STOVES !
CONYERS & OSGOOD
in the
STOAT
Cookint . Solf-Regulators and Coal
Stoves.
Jlome Companion,
and the Justly celebratnd
AKIN AN COOK STOVE'
CONVERS d 6 OSGOOD
Wellsboro, Jan. 6, 1869, ly.
Borough Ordinance.
2d, The Burgess and Council shall appoint
some person whose duty it shall be to kill or des
troy all dugs or bitches running at largo in said
Borough not securely muzzled. And the person
so appointed shall receive a fee of one dollar for
each dog or bitch so-killed, which sum shall be
charged to and collected from the owner of such
dog. WM.,HOLLANDS.
Attest: E. It. WEBSTER, Sec'y, Burgess.
Mansfield, April 14, 180.
A PULL Stock of Groceries at old prices at
DE LANG ,t...afa t .
Aptit /4,1889,
SELLING OP AT COSI
aDg Rio W1tz142471a CO
$1,50 to $5,00 dos;
Will sell from this date their entire stock of
Perfumery, Notion
Varnishes, Glass,
Alcohol, Turpentine, Ke
Tobacco, Cigars,
The Battle has been Fough I
AND VICTORY WOl4.
aOODE3 high in quality and lo •
carried t6e, any, and hereafte
ready and willing for active and •
in behalf of all those who will cal
orders at
Flannels, Sheetings, Prints!
laines and Dress g,
with a great variety of YAN
with which to fill in and tri.
call special attention to our
with prices which we know will compare favora
bly with prices of the same goo; s beforo the war
which have been made to order from perfect stock
with warrantee. Work ready to bo shown and
fitted to all customers. The Grocery stock in
eludes,
Flour, Pork, Fish, Salt, Sugars, Teas, Cof:
Then comes the WOODEN WARE, such as
Tubs, Pails, Wash Boards, Mot Sticks, Sugar
Boxes and Pails, together with umerous other
Goods, such as Crockery, Olass-w l are, Stone-ware,
b. 0., which we will always be gl d to show and
risk the selling after the goods o seen and ex
amined.
IVICKII M do FARR.
establishment in Borden's Drug Store, and is
prepared to execute all orders in his line of
business with despatch and in the best of man
ner.
FOR CASH 1
DUGS, MIMIC
stutn, Paints,
Wall■Pallier, Cu
Fixtures, &c., &e.,
AT COST FOR CASH.
r
Positively no Humbug.
P. R. WILLIAMS & CO. .
Walloboro, March 3,1889.
WICKHAM &
TIOGA, PA
On the Dry Goods side we h
complete and assortment of F,
0-00
Good . stock of
Hats and CCM
Boots and Sh • es,
fee, Rice, 'Syrup, Morasses, &c., &c.,
Tioga, Oot. 16, 1868
WATC
4E.
. 42
_ 41!
4V It W It 114
The Undersigned would r•
the citizens of Tioga and vi
just opened a
Watch and
ALL WORK WA
Tiogn, Feb. 24, 1869.—tf.
THE GRAN
at the
Paris Exposition
CMCKE
American Pianos
OVER ALL TII
Aliso IL W. TOD
Deo. 23, 1868.
201000 Pounds of Good Butter wanted
for which I will pay 45 cents in
trade a t my Store. C. L. WILLCOX.
Woltsboro, Nov. 23, 1868. •
VOX SALE—one pair of Weasure Bobs, at
Deo. 23, IM. TOLES et, BARKER'S.
DR. FITCH'S ABDO! AL SUPPORT
ERS,A,/ for sale at Roy's pru g Store. ,
SACKING for hopa,beatquality 25 ota peryard
at i a LANO A CO'S.
0ct.12. ,
A4AMPS. ---A new kind o' lampforKeroftene—
no brookage of obluineyi--st FOLBYT.
" BOMB EXCHANGE!"
I sing, I sing of a 'curious thing,
Almost as strange as Boggs upon Tyng ;
I've swaiWound II circle as round as a ring,
And whiltOtho down east part of my swing,
I stoPPlAtiheroity and took on the Spring
, TYLES GROCERIES
SUGARS ARE LOW IN THE NEOE,
Molasses & Syrups
havo a freer run downward, with a funnel-eba.
ped trail. .
however, aro cut from,the neck downward, and
the style is blue and silver with stripes.
NES,
TEA
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
t.~*:.
I ~
use to startle the innocent people about the coun
try; but you can depend upon finding the very
best of Teas at the
Putty,
BEE-HIVE EXCHANGE ?
'osene 011,
the styles are various. You can- have the latest
styles from the following fashionable foreign
MOCHA, JAVA, RIO, LAGUYRA JAM
AICA, &C.
tains,
&c.,
Flour still wears hoops over all, and dispenses
with trails as unprofitable. I have all grades
eatable. Aloe, v
PORK, DRIED BEEF AND HAMS,
together with a full assortment of light grocpries
and canned delicacies. As ever
Paya Cash or Trade, for all MARKETABLE
Wollabor°, Apr.l, '6 Vir,i: I I ;444THER B.
Let Use Bare
1-41A_C_Er!
in erica have
will be found
ffloient eerviee
and give their
'ARRIS,
I F you want to see a . good ktook of
1 , %re a full. and
11 and Winter
i
FALTii& WINTER GOODS
WI
Muslins, De
oods,
EE NOTIONS,
up. We would
assortment of
If you want/
Zaklatnn 2Da 0001t1
ALPACAS, POPLINS, CAMBRICKS,
FRENCH JACONETS, ORGANDIES,
PEQUAS, VERSAILES, BLACK
AND COLORED SILKS,
&c., &O.
ALSO, IRISH AND FRENCH POPLINS,
SHAWL AND CLOAK DEpART
MENT COMPLETE,
TRIMMINGS, LOTS YANKEE NO
TIONS, HOOP SKIRTS, BAL
MOREL SKIRTS, OPERA
FLANNELS, CORSETS,
DOMESTICS.
!D1
READY-MADE .CLOTHING,
Cloths and Cassimeres and a Tailor to
Cut and Fit.
Ili IF 8
!speotfully inform
I .inity that tie has
HATS AND CAPS, STRAW GOODS,
CROCKERY, WOODEN WARE,
HARD WARE, SHELF HARD
WARE, NAILS, IRON,
1 1 ewelry
SALT, LIME, PLASTER, PORK, FLOUR
Lime, Cayuga Plaster, t&c.
RANTED.
i . S. WILE
the most complete stock you can find, such as
TEAS. We are old tea drinkers and know them
to be good.
PRIZE
niverselle.
ING 9 S
riumphant
Also, Butter Tubs and Pails; Butter sold on coin.
charges for handling; but would
like a entail portion of the pont* , you got in re
turn, that is if our prices suit.
~' WORLD.
, Agent.
Wellsboro, Pa.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
taken in exchango for Goode. Wu proposo lv
sell our Goods reasonably. "Live and lot Livo"
prices given at the counter—only one price.
Cash paid for produoo if desired.
The fashions for
And moroastonishing still,
ildEstols.erol,
r.---TEA-4TEA. 1
, ~..,, 4 -,s
~:-N -.,! ..
-, ,r-qe)
red:fiom a drawing furnished to
er.irlii) buys a pound. Of the styles
wle*lons, &e., I may mention that
Black Tea
if yea.lorig for it. I cannot get
up all the bard words which the
As to
Ocaree,
ports, to wit:
In the matter of
PROVISIONS 2
MA T H E R S
PRODUCE.
CALL AT MATHERS'S.
go to
T. L. BALDWIN Sc 001 S
TIOGA, PA.
Bitch as
A fresh lot of
Boots and Shoes,
GROCERIES,
SUGARS, MOLASSES, ,
and in fact everything in the Grocery line
FARMERS TOOLS,
All kiTle• arid euporior quality
If you !FM don't fail to try ours
'want good Wo warrant it.
T. 'L. BALDWIN CO
Tiage, Ps., Nov. 26,1868.
The ArneHean Cooking Stove
Tho only teat been burner. It is a Well known
fact that in a cooking stove with an elegant fire
box the fire will die out at each end, and a large
quantity of dead coal will' accumulate at these
points. To prevent this in the American and
aid and make a uniform combustion through all
parts of the fire-box, air is admitted into a hol
low chamber at the top of the stove above the
fire, and carried through this hollow heated
chamber down to near thebottom of the fire•box
at eaohend, and then' admitted directly into the
burning mass of coal. By this means a utittorm
combustion is obtained in all parts of the IN
chamber, and loss coal consumed, and a more
continuous fire can be kept than in any other
stove. This new patented improvement is an
other great acquisition to thiCalready world
renowned cooking stove, which is now on the
Fairgrounds only liar exhibition, where it can be
seen by all desirous of examining its many per
fections, and is for sale by Warrant It South
worth, of this city, agent, for Shear, Packard .1.
Co., of Albany;—[/tochesecx Democrat, Oct. lit.
Fon BALE BY
' SHEAR, PACKARD k CO.,
Nos. 17 and 19 Green st., Albany, N. Y.
For sale by Wm. RODEttn, Vendor°, Pe.
March 31 1869-3 w.
NEW AND NEAT;
1- 1 &IC IFIEVEMagI e 1-`,l
10 For $1,25,
At Wood's! Gallery,
Dissolution Notice.
THE copartnegkip heretofore existing 'be
tween R. O. BaileY; P. Williams, and S.
Bowen, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will hereafter be conducted un—
der the name and firm of S. Bowen A .Co.
S. BOWEN.
P. WILLIAMS.
G. ROLLANDS.
April 7, 1889.*
• DENT • TRY.
•,
~-„ DR C. N. DART% & 00.
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will atilt continue the business of
sil laSSl• Dentistry in Welisboro where they
respectfully solicit the patronage of all who need,
or desire the per iic ea of et Dentist. Having been
for the past fourteen years engaged in Dentistry
exclusively, they feel confident of giving perfect
a defection in all operations intrusted to their care.
Special attention given to'the treatm nt of car
ies, irregularities, exposed nerves, c eratlon,
and inflamation of the gums, and al ther din
eases to which the teeth and game ar su bject.-
lad - First Class Work guaranteed n 44
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chanical and operative Dentistry.
Gas and Ether given for extracting teeth.
flicla•OFF.tcn over Book and Jewelry Store.
Wellsboro. Feb. 24, 1869.-tf. :,- --
NATIONAL
LIFO MUNCH CNN
OF Tin
UNITED ST,'itES OF JOSERIO
WAEIHINGTON, D. 0.
nartored by Specig Act ofOong
APPROVED JOLT 25, 1868:
Cash Capital, $1,000,09
PAID IN, PULL
RANCH OJOICE :
First National Batik Buil
PHILADELPII i I4 t,
Where all Correeponderi f ee should be Ad.'
OF.gICIERS :
I
CLARENCE H. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance Executiv
Hamar D. COOKE, Vico-President. ,
EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Aetna •
B. S. RIISBELL, Manager.
Circulars. pamphlets, and full partioula
en on application to tho Branch Ofilce
Company, of to
IL C. SIMPSON, VirELLsifbao,
by whom applications will bo received and
cies procured for Tioga, County.
Doe. 9, 1868-Iy.
treat Barg
{For all who call at
Wits(tn it VanValkenbur
Noj 2 Union Block. in
FreAch)U !.. eprinoes, Empress Cloths
ver ••alliings of all discrlptior
= Pbplins of all colors. I
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DELAINES & PRINTS, ALL S.ZYLES,
FACTORY'S, SHEETINGS, BLEACH
ED • I I NBLEACHED
tr : OOP SKIRTS,:
. .
~r ';
of every deSoriptien, DRESS TRIMMINGS nnd
BUTTONS of \'all kinds; also tho largest and
, cheapest assortment of
. ,
REEDY )11DE CLOTHING'
ovor brought into Tioga County. Rom
the place, and call before purcbasin.
We have a large asaortment of Gents' in
lag Goode, emulating of
Drawers, Under-Shirts, Flannel
Ruck Sleeves, and Mittens,
Clothing of every descrlptio
manufactured to suit.
Thankful forpast patronage, and by a
tention to business wo hope to share a
ance of the same.
WILSON & VAN YALHEN
Wollaboro,Oct.l2., 1868—tf
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TO vim WOakEva Class :—I . am now preps isf to for
nigh all classes with constant orafiloyment at their
E lre
homes, the whole of the time, or for the{ s mo
ments. Business new, light and profitable. Fit y cents
to $5 per evening, is either earned by person o either
sax, and the Mays and girls earn nearly OH rich as
men. Great inducements are offered those who ill de
vote their whole time to the business ; and, tha every
person who sees this notice, may send me their ddress
and test the business for themselves, I make .he °Hew
ing unparalleled offer: To all those who are not well
satisfied with the businoss.l will scud $1 to pay for the
trouble of writing me. Full particulars, dimtions,
sent free. Samples sent by mail for lasts- Add -ass
E. C. ALL E N, .
Aunsta,Me.
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March 17.:560-3m
Cabinet Card'Photograp?a,
and all special sizes, and finest styles of piotares,
finished in first-class manner at Spencer's Art
Qallery.
Mansfield, Feb. 3, 1869.
Administrator's Notice.
T ETTERS of Administration having been
grantod upon tbs. Estate of Philima Lan
dis, latu of Wolisboro, treed, all persons indebt
ed to, or claiming agnioct said estate ; must set
tle with THOMAS ALLEN,
IVellsboro, March 31,1869-Bw. I Adwr.
For Sale.
rINE pair large Team Hones, woi
kj lbs., 2 Utica Wagons, 1 light
Democrat Wagon,
flight tri,o horse col
gon, b' pair Bob Sleds ' part now, 2
Harness, 6 pr. binding Chains, tte. T
For further particulars inquire at then
J. B. DIMON
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