0031 E MATTERS.
WEDNESDAY, JI:ILY- 7, 1869
\New Advertisementb
Wool darding—Mooro 4 lTle . on.
Notice to Collectors—ll. C. Bailey, Co. Treat;
State Norma) School.
Wellsboro School District Statement.
Farm - ler Sale—Morris Sceloy.
PEOGRESS. — The M. E. Church build
ing is progressing. , The enelosureis nearly com
plete, the math tower isbreeping upward and the
inside work is progressing.
E. J. Purplo's now brick house is up and en
closed. His onto prise deserves warm eonimen-
dation
THE BAKERY.—Mr. Stevens, our en
terpiising and honest baker, is now t t o -oducing a
tic& itrticlo of pilot bread, in addition! common,
French and Graham leaf, cakes, pies, &c. The
pilot bread is a nice article for Innters and fish
ermen. Lunch, and more substantial meats,
,i;ith coffee and tea, is served at the Bakery res
tronant at all seasonable hours. Also, ice-cream.
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SMEAD'S ATENT .— Mr. E.,A. Sm ead 'a
patent %Whiffle roo Rook is probably destined to
Eapereede eveiy other appliance - I its kind. It
i4ars to be iirctty nearly perfection in its line.
No snore unhitching of tugs, and no more fumb
ling with cold fingers to hitch up with tugs of
nay pattern. A Rochester firm is manufacturing
the new hook, and Mr. Snead is unable to fill
his orders at that_ Messrs' Roberts & Bailey, are
sole agents for Wellaboro.- "
Cow DISEASE. - --Mr: dames A. poyee,
of Afainsburg, writes us that a good many cows
ar e dying from fever after coming-in, in that
neighborhood. This is owing to the dampness
tf the weather, doubtless. -The remedy is to
Ole your cows a clean, dry place to lie 'in for a
week after calving. Better Co cut grass and feed
them under shelter, than to let them run out ex
posed to tho variable weather. That used to - be
the remedy when fro took care of the cows, and
it seldom or never failed.
IMPROVEMENTS. Messrs. Forsyth
and Karr aro finishing off the front of Van Horn's
new wird:louse in plain and tasteful style. The
brackets are very neat, and the butternut wain
:coifing under the windows will pleasingly con
trast with the white trimmings.
Jacob Sticklin has got his new factory in work
ing order, and the wheeze of his engine adds to
the hunt of baldness. . We hope Jacob may have
a run of Wok now.
All, YES !—A Bradford county farm
er writes to the Reporter to say that ho milks
nine owe, and from 539 pounds ofmilk made
201pOunds of butter. '
Very well; Fay that the butler sold for 40 ets
a pind ; that would be $B.lO.
Now.,plenty of our farmers uffike from 5139
pounds of milk 60 pounds of cheese, and sell it
for 18 cents per pound. That amounts toslo,Bo.
And it dolts about half as much to make. the
cheese as it does to make the butter.
Moral: Make cheese.
THE DAIRY.—We took a turn about
the East Charleston Cheese Factory last week,
and found its operators as busy as bees. The
Factory is operated by Mr. Elias Tipple this
year. •
The present receipt of milk is about 6,500
lbs. of milk per day, and the cheese-make daily
about 700 lbs. Tho faotory is doing -first-rate.
East Charleston is improving healthily. Its
farms never presented a finer appearance than
they do to day. Progress is everywhere visible.
Avery is manufacturing some of the very band
foulest lumber at his Jail There is Moore A;
Bac'on's Wool Carding Machine, also, where good
ivork is done and without tiresome delay. Mesbis.
Moore b Bacon aro the !new proprietors, and
ought to draw a liberal patronage. •
TILE TE3IPLA 4 RO CELEBRATION. --
The Templars' colehratio6 at Lawrenceville on
the 2d, appears to have been the most consider.
able gathering on or about the Fourth, in this
rouaty. Tl.e crowd at Lawrenceville numbered
from 1000 to 1200, the several Lodges in the
county, save two, being well represented. The
R. It. Company very kindly furnished transpor
tation and half faro tickets along the line. The
doesting was addressed by G. W. C. T. Chase and
Maj. G. W. Merrick, whose remarks were listened
to with mr\rked attention. Good order prevailed
throughout ) the day. Though each Lodge was
expected to furnish its own raticms, the Lawrence
d',illc peoplo providea splendid for those
who -neglected to carry their rations along. The
believed to have been very profitable
to the cause of temperance.
NORMAL SenooL.—From the •eata
logue of the Mansfield State Normal School for
1z , 68-1,569, we gather the following statistics:
Whole number students taught, - 337; of
which number 225 were normal and 112 pupils in
model rchool. Forty-three tool: lessons in In
mammal Music, and 41 in Prawing and Paint
ibg. The Graduating class numbered 19, and
was prnMiuneeid by Alio Board of Examination
equal to any Mass graduated in the State, and au
',aim. to most.
The resignation of Prof. Allen, tendered last
February to take cifeet at the close of the teint
then current, was not accepted until June 4, fol
kiting, at which time the following resolution
was adopted:
/: , raital, That we accept the resignation of
Piot'. V. A: ALLEN, tendered Fob. IS, and we ex
prets that ibis formal acceptance has been delay
ed, with the anticipation that some arrangement
mi;lit he made to retain him as Principal of the
cebuol, and this, of itself, indicates our apprecia
tion of his' service's.
The resignation of Prof• Allen neees.sitated the
recon.trection of the Board of instruction and
Government, as folio trs :
J. T. 4TREIT, A. M., Principal
Charley 11. Verrill, A. M., acting Principal,
Professor of mental and moral Philosophy, and
Theory and praetice . of leaching.
Wat2oll, A. 8., Profetlor of Latin, Greek
do,l Euglish (Jr:minim
Henry W. Rind, B. S., Prof. l i e Mathematics.
Miss Frances A. Cochran, Prey, ptrees. Instruc
tor of FrenCh and Berman.
Mi, , s Susan 11.. Preston, M. E.. Instructor o
Elocution, Sc.
Isaac G. Hoyt, Professor of Vocal and 'bistro
mental mule.
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Charles 0. Thompson, Prof of Drawing an
Palming. •
V. Allen, Steward.
Mrs. L. F. Minn , Matron.
Prof.:•trait's hbalth not at present permitting
active duties, Prof. Terrill a ill discharge the
dunes of Principal. All communications relating
to the school ffs . est. be addressed to him.
The school has attained to a high and enviable
reputation among the Normal Schools of the
cauntry under the manageMtlnt of Prof. Allen,
ably seconded by the gentlenta» who now head
the Faculty. To Prof. Allen; \ freedom from the
harassments of the last seven Aears means health
and Prolonged life. Few inch have so well suc
ceeded in attracting and retaining the love and
teleot of students ; and few CO happily combine
the talents for teaching and husinetts as )11`.
ILOSO who best know the scholarly gentlemen
'lttta whom the managetnent„of the School is now
devolved, confidently exp&C„lthat the Institution
sill press steadily forward in repute as well its in
buitneeu. The new Faculty la thoroughly com
petent, and if ~ustalued as' they deserve by tIM
piddle, the school will lead among kindred insti
tutions, not only in Pennsylvania, but in the no
!ion. For every practical purpose the course of
instruction is equal to that of any university,
chile the cost is ranch less than the cheapest col
legiate course. Men well . acqudinted with the
khool s In Philadelphia have assures' us that the
114116 41.1 School affords advantages denied by
ta'161"111(1., and that it has no superior in 'noel
e,tential respects. We have no fears of:t.ny
Et luandering of the Stato appropriation to this
B ' lool . 1!'o Commonwealth, founded upon the
i nteiligenct of the masses, must foster its schools
if it Would presorve liberal institutions.
REM 6_1004.--Tlie-'l3liptistrChurches
in the Tioga Association aro herehy notified and
requested to complete the collectitiris4 the Build.
jog Fund subscriptions for 1668-- 1 60; so that ,the
whole sum may be paid-over at the Annual Asso
ciation in August next. PastorS or Clerks of the
several oh arches will please actprotopily in making
their respectis'e collections, so that-the whole
amount subscribed my be paid over on or before
August next, to , P. C. VitzoELosn, Trees.
- SITIPPEN LOCAL.--T see you are re?
marking of local improvements in differeqt,tewn
ships and_have , neglected Shippen. Supervisor
Butler is inpking a very fine 'road thrbugb the
center of the settlement on 3liddle Ridge. If the
people would move their fences and give,. him a
chance, he would get on faster.: Charlos•Marrow,
has put up a substantial stone fence along his
farm, and Delos Taylor is building'n Ilmi barn.'-
ST. LURE'S CHURCII, BLOSSBUWI-.-
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"S" sends us the following interesting repoilt::
"Tho presentation of tho offerings of. tbdichil-,
dren of St. Luke's Sunday School at Blossburg,
on Sunday evening, Juno 27, was au oceas4in of
interest to all lovers of children and, Sunday
Schools.
The ladies of the church bad 'very tastefully
decorated the chancel' and its surroundings with
glowers,' which gave lv pleasing eifeet. The perig
ees opened by prayers'from , th'e Sunday School
service, after which came the presentation of off
erings. Each class had its name with n scripture
text, a quotation from some of the poets and nn
appropriate emblem. Tho infant class were the
"Lambs of the Flock." Embletn- , -Lambs resting'
on a bed of mess. 'Among' the , other names were
"Our Bishop Steven' Class .r Emblem—A scarlet
mitre, ornamented on ono side with a gilt cross,
on the other a crown of the same. ' , Depend:,
duce: EmbleM—Cress twined with ivy. "Glass
of the Good Shepherd : Emblem—An' Oriental
Shepherd with his crook. "The Little Builders:"
Emblem- 7 A branch with birds building a,itest.- 7 ,
In this way each of the ten classes had some ap
propriate name. 'Each emblem represented some
pretty conceit or illustrated some important truth.
One from each class was appointed to carry Alio:
emblem and offering to the Rector and Superin
tendent, the Rev. M. L. Kern, who placed them
on the altar. After the offerings were presented,
the children sang several pieces: The Cr9ed,and -
Commandments, with a few Other like recitations
were beautifully delivered by some of the little
ones. The singing of the ehildrerCunder tho su
pervision of Mr. T. W. Thomas, was very fine,
and did credit both to the little Musicians and
their instructor. The services closed with the
Gloria in Excelsis and Benediction.
The exercise encouraged and gratified the chil
dren, and also afforded much pleasure to the old
er ones: ,We intend to have like exercises each
year at this time. This reason was chosen for
our anniversary haduse flowers aro more abun
dant with 'us at Blossburg than at Easter and
Whitsuntide, for we have to have Floral decora
tions at children's festirals. Flowers and chil
dren associate so naturally in our minds." S.
L.
MAN / SPIELD LOCAL.—P. M. Clark is
building new walk in front of his property on
Academy Street. ' '
Tho fu once went out of blast the f29th ult.,
owing to danger done by the chill.
Prof.ll. S. Webster has gone west. lie proved
imFelf an able instructor while connected with
lie State Normal School, and bears away with
im the best wishes of his many friends.
J. W. Adams, EST, has returned to Mansfield
Lawrenceville must h'e a peaceful community so
far as as the law ".biy." is concerned.
The work of putting the Normal building in a
complete state of repairs is going forward rap
idly, and the accommodations aro to be some
what increased. All communications should be
addressed to Prof.-C. H. Verril. •
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The Camp-meeting near Mninsburg closed on
the 30th ult. The parties who run the half-way
concern near tho Powers School House have been
put under bonds for selling liquor, and other
wise violating the laws of the State; it is to be
hoped that the full measure of justice will be
meted out to them.
Office seekers arc getting thieht and the game
grows interesting.
For the benefit of my friem . b• ° II," of- Bless,
Ilwould say that I may not, be lof very ancient
origin, but quite out of my teens, and do not
covet the honors of grey hairs 'by any menns.—
I fail to see the point of his last communication,
and appreciate his desire to rise above a personal
controversy. I did not see what his lastcommu
nication had to do with Conventions, but pre
haps lie has forgotten the question at issue.
The County Committee seem to have over
looked his powerful arguments, for which I am
truly sorry, as the prineip.le involved was in tho
main right, and much ito be preferred to that
now in use. .ACc.ILIENTA
TIOGA LOCAL.—We are called upon
to mourn the loss of a worthy citizen. Maj.
Vine Depui is dead. His funeral was attended
on Wednesday by a largo concourse of friends,
although thOrain kept many at home. It was
the request of the Major that his body should
not be taken into a church, consequently the .
servioes were held at the house, concluded by
Rey. C. Otis Thatcher. Mr. Depui was well
known through the surrounding country, and his
sudden departure be deeply felt by his family
and friends. He leaves a wife and Eeyen chil
dren, all of whom were present atilie funeral.
Master John Hyde met with a sad accident on
Saturday last. He had been riding horse- to
plow corp for Hiram Calkins, and was going
from the held to the barn, when the horse took
fright, threw John on one side, with ono leg
fast in the belly-hand. Thus he ,was dragged un
der the horse's heels in a horrible manner, until
the'strap gave way. He was picked up by Mr.
Calkins, badly bruised, nearly naked and ap
parently Olifeless. A Doctor Was at onco sum
moned and the lad is now improving.
Johnston ,C; Lowell, tanners, are slacking up
a little with " biz" during the warm 'months.—
They have reduced their corps of workmen near
ly one. half.
Yes, he is cooling. Tioga is to hare a
sation. Trim the street lamps, wash the Nick
°lron, and sweep the walks. Tom Smith is to
pay his country friends a visit.
You that would see a millionaire, who drives
a twenty thousmid dollar team, will do well to
visit our city. ,
_ Miss Ella Wellington and Anna Guernsey re
turned from Lyons, N. y., last week, where they
have been to improve their musical qualities.
Miss Anna Baldwin and Rosa Guerbsek are
also home from Mount Morris during tlicit
cation. It -
Mrs. Hance has built a new foot walk frontiri r g
her residence on Main St. ,
The first rattlesnake we have heard of this
season was killed by Lewis Daggett on Tuesday
last._ II is snakeship had not arrived at the
years of discretion or ho would have shunned
the company of so dangerous a foe.
MAINSBURSI LOCAL. The Camp
meeting is over ; It was well attended, and no
doubt the effort will have a healthy influence
upon the cause of religion in the future, besides
the diteet benefits fed at the present time.—
There was some disturbance occasioned by bad
whishey upon unwise boys. Oh, that men
should put wine into their mouths to steal away
their brains!
Several, improverrknts are being made in the
borough. Mr. Shaw has' built new fences in
front of his buildings, and painted his house.
Mr. A. A. Rumsey laid an excellent stone walk
in (rent of' his house, and Mr. B. Parkhust has
laid 000 in front of his store. That walk. will
la,t gentlemen to wear out more boots than Mr.
Itunihey will ever he able to make or repair, or
than Mr. Parkhurst will sell In all his lifetime,
antbbe good then. Several'plank walks have
also been relaid, and more ought to be. .
her'of the pioneers of Sullivan has passed
away. llenry, Rew, aged 88 years, was buried
on Thursday, the lst inst. ile-died of old age;
and not until (lie last sand of his life seemed to
have run out. Only three hr four more remain
of those who have lived to see Sullivan grow
from the wihieraess to what it now is. Only a
I few years longer and they will all have passed
away.
"SMI.T."
Quarterly Meetings and Camp-Meeting
I desire some changes in the time of holding
quarterly meetings as follows: The quarterly
inceiing at Pine Creek, (the Meadows,) wlll be
July 17th th, at Ike usual hours. Blues
burg, .Jul} 10, 11, Hey. J. J. Turton conducting
the cervices. I am to preach July 18, nt 8 P. M.,
and to meet quarterly conference Monday, July
allek hours a's the pastor may appoint.—
Jack,oo, July 21, 25. 1141 V. M. S. Kymer will
combact services at the regular hours; and I am
to preach and meet quarterly conference on Mon.
day July 211, at 4 P. M. E. Smithfield, July 31,
Aga'. 1. I ant to lie present at the regular hours.
Springfield, July 31, Aug. 1. I am to preach
only on Sunday at 5 P. M., and meet the quar
terly conference on Monday, Aug. 2, at such
hours as the pastor may appoint. Wollsboroi
July 31, Aug. 1, conducted by the pastor. I am
to meet the quarterly conference on Tuesday,
Aug. 3, at such hours us the pastor may appoint.
I am to preach in Westfield, July 25, evening, -
Please allow me to say further through your.
paper that 1. feel very thuukful to the Groat Head
of the Church for Divine blessings -.during our
Cainp-Meeting. And I (bank the good citizens
attending the meeting, and those residing in the
vicinity, for their interest that we might peaccia•
bly worship God jn the grove. We were soma=
what annoyed by the " whisky ring , ^ and I fear
by that means many who came to be benefited
by the meeting, were diseenraged. I hope next
year all who come to our OstopqUeeting will come
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to hear tend'ihe rtiligionsly'benefitOd: I Was dis
appointed in not having the assistance on_Onn
do, 4 flistinguisbed clergyman from :;abroad,
as ho badgiven me encouragement, Most of
the Christian people'whe attended were greatly
prated. I think they will, go to their homes
with increased Spiritual power; and, will, reek°,
themselves more useful there as Christians. Piero?'
were several very (Attar cases of eon Version • and
the closing services, including the administration
of the - 13aciamept; ' 'weke'very, imtiossivo, aqd
will never be: foilgotteri.4 lam sorry that, any
petitions so conducted themselVoi that the friends
or good order judge it their duty to enforce the
laws upon them. Cocumor •
, •. • . -1; .z Presiding
•STEELE—"BARTLE.--Adtbo M. E. Parson
ago in We!Moro ' ,on June 24th {?y Pov. 0.
L. Gibson, Mr Nathan Steele to Bilks Lois A.
Bartle, both of Delmar.
the ianie,
July 4th ink, Mr. Leopold Sobimpf of Charles
ton, to Miss .Franeht Blattner of Wellshoro:
JOE
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OLAYSO'N—L'CLARK.—At 'Covington, Juno,
30th, by the Rev. G. P, Watrous, Mr. Harold H.
Olayson, of State, Bridge,, Oneida '
) 00., ; 15t. Y. to
Mi.le Jennie S. Clark of Covington, Pa.
toRDEN, In Charleetarlk 'Juno 20, 1860;"
Mrs. Susan Borden, aged &5 years, 2 months,
ant( 20 days—, - I' ;_
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-Tassed'no more on lifo's.rough
All the stornia"of sorfoq i fied, _
' 'Death bath -found a qui6t
For the aged Chriatiai bead
Peaceful aluthhers
!Guarding now her lolOy'bed.
SP,E . 6IAI,
RESTORED TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTHFUL COLOR
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, • •• 'fly its use. •
1'6;411 make Hair grow upon bald bends;ox,
copt in very aged persons, as it furnishOs the
nutritive principle by which the hair is nourished
and supported.
It will prevent the hair from' falling out, and
does not stain the skip.
No better evidence of its superiority need ; her
adduced than the, fact that so 'many imitations
of it are .)ffored to the public. _
,IT IS A SPLENDID HAIR-DRESSING!
Our Treatise on the Bair sent free by mail.
R. P, HALL .4 CO.; Nashua,. N, 11. Proprietors.
For sale by all Druggists. [June 16, 1869.
Hagan's .Iliagnolia Balm.
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This article is the Truo Secret of Beauty. It is what
Fashionable Ladies, Actresses and Opera Singers use to
produce that cultivated distingue appearance so much
admired in the Circles of Fashion, ,
- It removes all unslightly Blotches, Redness, 'Freck
les, Tan, Sunburn and Effects of .Spring Winds, and
gives to the Complexion a.BloomingFurity of trans
parent delicacy and power. No lady who values a fine
Compleliqp can do without the Magnolia Balm. 76
cents will buy it of any , of our respectable dealers.
Lyon's Kathairon is a very delightful Bair Dressing.
Juno n o 1869-lm.
Tllll Advertiser, having been restored to health in a
few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after having suf
fered several years with a severe lung affection, and
that dread disease, Consumption—is anxious to make
known to his fellow-sufferers the moans °fermi.
To all who desire it. he will send a copy of the pro
scription used (free of charge,) with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find a
sintc CURE Foll/CONSUAIPTIoII, ASTIMA, UnoNciuves, etc.
The object of the {advertiser in sending the Prescrip
tion is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceilves to be invaluable; and lie" :hopes
every sufferer try his remedy, as it will cent them
nothing, and mn -prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, 'will please address
Itev.EDWARD A. WILSON,
- Willieinsbutg r Kings County, N. Y.
May 26, 1860-1 y:
A GIINTIENIAN who suffered fer years from Ner
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of
youthful indiscretion, will, fur the sake of suffering hu
manity, send free to all who need it, the receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy by which ho
was cured.. Sufferers wishing to peoflt by the adver
tiser's experience, can do so by tidUrMislng in perfect
confidence, JOAN B, OGDILN.
— "lin: 42 cacti. 1.14,044-i-3," errr
EAST- CHARLESTON
VVOQI4 CARDING.
"LAVING purchased tho wool carding' works
of Mott /Cc Whitney, the subscribers aro
now prepared to -- card wool into rolls promptly
,and in the best manner. Persons coming from
a distance, and wishing to carry their-rolls honie
Tith them the same day will bo accommodated.
he charge for carding is based upon the weight
of the rolls, and not upon that of the crude
wool.
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Satisfaction guaranteed. We have ri drat-class
machine and plenty of power to drive it.
July 27, 1860-41. n. MOORE dc BACON{ ,
STATE • NORMAL SCHOOL,
' MANSFIELD, PENN:§YLyANIA':
lHE'next term of this Institution .vl , lll cora
moue° Wednesday, Sept. Ist 1869.
For Catalogues—address Prof. Chas. H. Ver
ril County Pa.
July 7, 1869-tf.
A LL duplicates prior to the year 1869, not
settled. on or before the Ist day, of August
next, will be entered, and executions issued as
fast as necessary, after that date.
C. BAILEY,
Treasurer of Tioga County.
July, 7, 1869-tf.
Dr. H. R. - Phillips,
AITTUMIONAMtk-ftgt
THE undersigned respectfully announces to the
citizens of Westfield and surrottnding coun
try that, he is permanently located at this place.
He is fully prepared to do all kinds of
• • (DENTISTRY,:
in the highest style of the art. Stlisfaction
guarrantood. Office over Scovill's Drug Store.
Fine Photographs can bo had over the Drug
Store. iI. 11. PIIILLIPS.
Westfield, Pa., June 30, 1809-Iy.
SNOBBLETON
Guardians' Sale.
IN pursbaneo of an order of the Court of Com
,mon Pleas of Tioga County, dated Juno 7,
ti 9„ the undersigned Charles Bulliley, guardian
of Francis Shaw, and Charles IC. Ward guardian of
Lucy Shaw and Elizabeth Shaw, minor children
of Daniel J. Shaw deceased, will on Saturday
the 31st day of July ISO, at 12 o'clock noon,
upon ,the premises expose to public Sale all
that lot of land situated in Elhland Rao, In the
County of Tioga and State of Pennsylvania,
bounded on the north by the Cowanosquo River,
on the cast by lands of Chaves Ryon, on the
south by lands of John A. Hammond and lands
of the Bingham Estate, and 'west by lands of
Polly Davenport—containing lOU acres. , Terms
$2,000 at time of sate, and' the balance' in one
year from time of sale with interest.
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• ' CHAS. BULKLEY, }
Guardians.'
• CHAS. IC. WARD,
Juno 30, 1809-3 w.
Furniehod to order. - Now is the time to beautify
youtidotnes. Ohl Pietures'eopied and worked in
ink sepia or oil, at ' CLAY KiNGI'S,
4iApril) :... 14, 1869. Art Gallery.
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ANTED, ~..2.._,..
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AT THE NILES VALLEY STEAM
FLOURING MILLS.
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10,000 Bus. Corn,
10,000 a Oats, and , any antonka of
good Wheat. J. B. DIMON do Cd.
Niles Vnlloy , March 24th, 1860:-tf. '
FOR SALE
stook of
c Frame PI dings
which will be manufactured to are'r: tit r e t u m na
blo prices, at ' CLAY KING'S • '
April 14, 1869. Art-Gallery.—
A NEW lot of POPLINS, ALPACAS Ac l - 1.: s and Satins for Trimmings at
LANO A- CO.
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April 14,,1869
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CALL and seethe Spring Styles sof Shawls' at
DJ LANO 00,
April 14, 1860.
MARRIAGES. . „
DEATHS:
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'GETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR
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GRAY HAIR
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
ERRORS OF YOUTH,
Notice to Collectors.
BERLIN PRINTS AND FANCY
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Cassimeres, P annele, so., /to., for
They also manttfaCture as aerial—
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to suit customers. All work, warranted as rep
resented. They invite particular attention to
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which are warranted in every respect.
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ROLL;r CARDING,
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F'il
IBM
INGHAM'S large stook of Oassimeres, 26
per cent lose than any competitors, and warrant,
ed as represented.
mlnufaoture to order, and do all
kinds of Roll. Carding and Cloth Dresaing, and
defy competition. ' .
INGIMIS have ne good an assorOmont of
Full Cloths, Cassimeres, 'lke.,
and give more for Wool in exchange than any
other establishment. Try them and uglify your-
INGIIAMS wholesale and retail at the Cow.
anesqueMills, 2 miles below Knoxville.
Our Cloths are warranted, and sold by the
following parsons:
DELANO & CO.. Wellaboro, Pa.
T, L. BALDWIN & CO., Tioga, Pa.
J. C. BBNNETT, Covington, Pa.
100,000 Pounds of Wool
Waisted.
• • JOSEPH INGHAM & SONS
p o 001151d-11in* oo
NEW S WRING GOODS
1 AT TRH
REGULATOR,
CORNING. N. Y.
ME
J _
,
AITE have just roceived a large stook of
Ty, Goods suitable for the Siiring trade, to ,
whiehe - desird to call the attention of the 'lido
plo-,of,Tioga County. In
10(0011$ 5 I
-FANCY DRESS GOODS,, POPLINS,
SILKS,!SHAWS, COTTON AND
' WOOLEN GOODS;
for men and boys' wear
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Carpets, &c., &c.,
wo have a full assortment on inspection of Goods
and prices that will satisfy the closest buyers
that this is the place to' make their purchases. In
Grocery Department,
we have everything needed to make a complete
asaortment of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
WO have also jast received' large lot of
CROCKERY,. • .
E
diroot from the Importers, of
than
new Tat
tern, very neat, and cheaper than ever offered in
this market before. • • •
Do not fail to look through our stock beforo
making purchases.
r
NEWELL k OWEN.
Coming, binrola 23, 1868,—1y.
, Just Reeetved
S PRING SACESTi 8 4 C A I LI T CI C? ' 4& 4 C
0 S
April 14, 1869. ."4
ART GALLERY
Ie tho place to got your PHOTOGRATIIB. ,Now
and - Rustle Sclinor.V The new Cabinet like made
i n a ny ;position. i , :{ iopr. - 14i 1869. I
-r
••
A riAB I R, Ff took of Spring Clothing at
" ' it' CO,
' 4pril 14t.1864k, -r: • •• -
Largest Stock of Frames
In Tioga bounty for sale at the lowed firlCesi
CLAY KING'S
April 14, 1880. Art Gallery.
g. 13 . F45T11.4114."
DENTIST'
1 4 ; Mits,f3Takvii,t .
ti A - 11 . 1V.V1P P NiELLSBOR9, PA.
EMI
STEAM Engino Jr. Boilor, and all tho gear
ing for an up and down Saw,
IMII
lEEE
For Sale,
JOHN It, BOWEN Ak.
We'Moro, June 23; 1869.—tf. •ar
DIRIV SPRING GOODS
A.T the PEOPLES' STORE
11E
, • , • •
CORNING, N. Y.
.S a
I! you want the beet AMERICAN !PRINTS in
umaket for 123 cents per yard, and; otiAr
Goode in proportion. If
,yon, want , any
Dress Goods orlphawls.
If you want any ' l
Cloths or Cassimeres
by the yard or made to order hi the, mos p .
proved style. • If you want any
Carpets,
call where yon cRa find 70 rolls io solect from. .
In short, if you want anything in
FOREIGN I DOMESTIC GOODS,
nt the lowest prices, Call at the
PEOPLES' STORE,.
where prices are uniform and low, whore honesty
and fair dealing is the motto; and if you want
any
. nrmis!.,
25 per cent less than you can buy elsewhere,
call on the agentsiof the
GREAT IT. S. TEA COMPANY
. and bo convinced,
• Como and see for yourselves, Store directly
oppositc,tho Dickinson Rouse.
SMITH & WAITE
Corning, Mardi 31, 1869.
Wilson. & VanValkenburg's
No. 2 Utiion Block. is
i 3
the placo where tho orowd go to find
THE NEW SPRING STYLES
POPLINS, 'GRENADINES, LAWNS
ORGANDIES, PIQUES, CHINTZS,
PERCALLES, GINGHAMS,
DELAINES & 'PRINTS, ALL STYLES,
FACTORY'S? , SHEETINGS, BLEACH
• ED AND UNBLEACHED =SUNS.
HOOP SKIRTS,
of every description, DRESS TRIMMINGS and
BUTTONS of all kinds; also tho 4argost and
cheapest assortment of
REIDY MADE CLOTHING
ever brought into Tioga Cennty. Remember
the place, atid becull fore put:chasing.
We have selected our stc)ch with great care'
and notify gentlenienthat in
LIGHT
ENS,
TWEEDS, LIN
ENS, FARMERS' SATINS, GAI
TERS, & SUMMER WEAR
of every description we can't be beat.
Thankful for past patranagei and by strict at
tention td business we hope to share a eontinu
anco of the same.
- W.1.1030N & VAN VALIIENBURO
Wallebo
to,May 19, 1869—if. '
Administrator's Notice.
T E,TIERt3 of •Administration having been
grained on the estate °lira' Graves, late of
Covington, deo'd, all persons indebted to, or
claiming against said estate must Settle with •
• CALEB S. GRAVES,
Covington, June, 2,1860-6 t. . • ,Adier.•
WrOTlOE.—Porsona baying Lumber in our
IN ; Mill yard, sawed a year or oVer,'are hereby
notified to move the same without delay. 1
. .
WANTEr)--paittle pay on saw:bills duo.
TRUMAN A BOWEN, '.
AMPS.—A new kind of_lamp fo r Kerosene—
jj nobroakapotobiwneys—at Nolan 8.
" BEE.IIIVB EXCIIINGE!"
How cloth - Ike littlebusy bee'
'Ove each shining hour ?
Whera'buy Sitgar,"Coffee, Tea,
His' Pork - Hams, Fish, and Flour•?
. „ .
The busy bee improves his time,
And saves his oash also,
At Mothers's, - whose ,goods are prime
Besides dog - cheap, - you know.
DLO"
I's not my strong point or best hold; but I have
'as duty to discharge in the way of providing my
fellow creatures with all of the necessaries and
many of tiro luxuries of life; therefore, I am
bound to proclaim that in'tny line of trade I in
tend that the travel in and out of the
BEE-HIVE EXCHANGE
during the season, shall lead the "great, intelli
gent, liberal, and discriminating public to liken
it unto
THE SWARMING-
of ye gentle and tuneful bees in flowery Juno.
I have made a now deal; and . shall, hereafter
keep a full stock of . such Dry Goods as'
SUGARS,
SALT,
STARCH,
TEA--TEAMITEA-TEAI
TTTTTTTTTTT TTTTTTTTTTTT
GRBEN,--BLASC,--JAPAN- pNG- 7
LISLE BREAKFAST,
au varied in assbrtment, and as high in grade
of quality as you,will find anywhere this Bide of
the Celestial Kingdom. In the line of wet
goods I regard with pride my stook of
Molasses & Syrups
which, like other, and loss substantia sweets of
this chequered life, aro vanishing adown jugs
and kegs; though I have a steady supply from
the Oily, and defy the aver-aching (sweet tooth
of the public. Among other wet golds I have
Mackerel, Codfish,
as wall as
. WEZUMIZaNg :
AND FISH • HOOKS AND LINES,
Together with all and singular the various
C•OF FEES
COCOA, CHOCOLATE, & BROMA
. And listen, ye barefooted ! I have a large A;
splendid stook of
BOOTS. i & SHOES,
And I want to exchange everything in my line
for Greenbacks and
MARKETABLE PRODUCE AT CASH
RATES. ,
Call and sea me. If you call for anything
I haven't on hand, I'll assure you that it's at
Tioga, and carcotad crroiy
IVellsboro, May 5, '69. W. T. MATHERS.
C.G B.dig=F.L.L .
COME TO
T. L. p.ILLDWINIk CO'S
(ITIOGA, PA.
and sea a nice stock of Goods for the
Spring & Sum?ner Tpde
ZIZIEIZZ =ERZ 00023
—all styles, colors and pattorna—
ALPACAS, POPLINS, CAMBRIQKS,
FRENCH JACONETS, ORGANDIES,
PEQUAS,'VERSAILES, BLACK
AND COLORED SILKS,
&c., &c. '
BEAUTIFUL SUMMER SHAWLS
and a large assortment to seloot from.
CLOAKS READY—MADE, AND CLOTH
TO MAKE MORE, ALL'' KINDS OF
' LININGS, FRINGES, TASSELS
&c., TO TRIM DRESSES
OR SACQUES.
- -Our stock of—
YANKEE NOTIONS
•
can't be beat. It keeps up with everything the
Yankees halve thought of so_far.
HOOP SKIRT BALMORAL SKIRTS,
OatSETS, &a,
R—O—M—H--N
DaEMOUglisg
too numerous to mention; . but will say that you
will seldom find so largo an assortment to select
from in a country store, and clear down to the
BOTTOM FIGURE
Wo also keep a largo assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
in snits, and parts Of suits. • Should we fail to
suit you with icadianado, wo have Cassimoro,
and
•
. A TAILOR' TO OUT AND FIT.
Boots and Shoes,
all styles and,eizes.
HATS, AND CAPS, STRAW GOODS,
AND GENTS' FURNISHING •
GOODS; A COMPLETE LINE OF
CROCKERY, WOODEN'WARE,
HARD WARE, SHELF HARD
WARE, NAILS; 1{.0 4 N,
Locks, Latches, Carpeniors'
•• A GENERAL STOCK OF;
6-ROCER I 4E44,
Fresh. TEAS aro lower than at any time since
the war. Did not go to Cuba to buy sugar, and
so have some cheap. We rre agents for the
•E'. HOWE SEWING MACHINE.
4F----I--W-X
Farmers, if you want tools to work with drop in
SALT, LIME, PLASTER, PORK, FLOE
- Lime, Cayuga Plaster, &o.
Butter tubs, Pails. Firkins, and Ashton i Salt to
flavor with. AU kinds of Farm Produco want
ed, Prices can't be beat.
H°A N K S
T. L. BALDNVIN it CO
Tlogi, Pa,, May 5, 1868.
SELLOG OFF IT COST
79- /89.
Will s,lll
Perfumery, Notions, Dye-
CRACKERS,
Varnishes, Glass, Putty,
Alcohol, Turpentine,. Kerosene Oil,
Wall-Paper, Curtains,
Positively no Ilumbug
Weiisbor
Fresh Goods Received Week y.
C ROC KE
MOVIPIg OECEOD
Converse & Osgood
keep constantly on ; hand a large stoek j of general
GOODS AS REPRESENTED. NOT
Jan. 6, 13138.-Iy.. CONVERSE OSGOOD
--,
WATCHES
1
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1' m w MIMIN
The undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens of Tioga and vicinity that he has
just opened a
Watch and Jewelry
establishment in Borden's Drug Store, and is
prepared to execute ull wders in his line of
business with despatch and in the beat of man
ner.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
S. WILE.. I
Tioga, Feb. 2.1,-1869.—tf. r 1.
THE GRAND PRIZE
Paris xposition Universelle.
CHICKIERING 9 S
1 1 American Pianos Triumphant
L , ' OVER ALL THE WORLD.
Mies H. W. TODD, Agent.
Deo. 23, 1368. , Wellsboro, Pa
EnIIMMILCO els
ORGANS AND MELODE 8,
FOR sale by I. G. HOYT. Haines slithers
Pianos, Chickerings, Steinways, an Stook's.
Ifintormister's Organs and Melodeons,
and 'Ma
son it Ilamlin's Organ. These are_ . allfirst.class
Instrumento. Having the experience of many
years in Musical Instruments, and tuning the
same, I can offer greater inducements to custo
mers of Tioga County than any other dealer in
Northern Pai Every instrument is warranted
for five years; For full particulars teo Illustrat
ed Cathloguo , . , 1. G. HOYT.
• Mansfield, Pa., March 3, 136---ly
TAM AGENT for Kinney Co., celebrated
I platform Spring Wagons, all styles, also
for their lit Carriages land Buggy' Wagons,
all made in godstyle, and from Jersey timber,
and warranted in every respect, equal to any
made. Can furnish any of • the above at the
lowest Manufacturers price's. L. C. BENNET.
Walsboro, May 5, 1869—tr. •
• ,State Street Lots.
AP. CONE having laid off . his land on
• State Street into town lots now offers
them for sale on reasonable terms.
Wellsboro, April 28, 1869.
AFULL Stook of Groceries at old prices a
• DE L4NO It CO.
April 14, 18139,
FOR CASH !
•\ -
waxagglsuz co.
from this date their entire stock of
DREGS, MEDICINES,
SIUIJI, Paints, Oils,
Tobai:bo, Cigari,
Fixtures, &e., &e., &c.,
AT COST FOR CASH.
P.R. WILLIAMS dr. CO.
o, March 3, 1839
Dry Goods
Fresh Groceries
Rats and Caps.
Bo it remembered, that
i
TO BE UNDERSOLD.
at the
For Sale.
•
'To the Owners of trapatented Lends.'
SURVEYOR - GENERAL'S OFFICE,
Reitaxamina, P 4 .1 May 25, 1869'.
TN obedience to an Act of Assembly, approved
A the eighth day of April, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty nine, ou are hereby notified
that the it County Land Lien Docket? contain
ing tho list of inpatented• lands for Tioga Co.,
prepared under tho Act of Assembly of the
twentieth of May, one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-four, and the supplement thereto, has
this day been forwarded to the Prothonotary of
the county, at whose office it .may be examined.
Ttio liens can only bo liquidated by the payment
of the purchase money, interest and fees, and
receiving patents through this Department.—
Proceedings by tbo Attorney General have been
stayed for one year from this date, in order that
parties may obtain their patents without addl•
tional cost. JACOB M. CAMPBELL,
Suryoyer General.
1 1 1
ITHACA WHEEL RAKE.
IBE undersigned, a practical farmer , is offei
lug this implement to the farming public
with perfect confidence in its superiority to any
other rake id use. The teeth are oil-tempered
spring steel and fully warranted not to break •
with fair usage. By an ingenious arrangement
the loaded rake is easily discharged by a foot -
treadle and hand lever, and the pressure of the
teeth upon the ground can be exactly gauged
by • the foot. Every tooth is independent of
every other tooth, and the head being movable
the rake adapts itself to every inequality of the
ground. It rakes clean, id simple , strongand
lasting. To try it is to buy qt.
I refer the public to the follo4ing persons who
have the rake in use :
R. Toles, Chatham; Chaney Ackley, Clymer;
E. H. Stebbins, Clymer; J. W,. Davis, Brookfield;i
lank, Thompson, Kelsey Erway, Harrison Vallby, '
Potter County.
,':"Orders for this Rake may be addressed to
me at Westfield, 'Loge Co., ga.
June 9, 1869. ISAAC PLANK, Ag't. •
Valuable Property for Sale.
I .
.!
N Roseville, in the center of the village.—
i
Said propert consists of a fine store house,
admitted to bo th best in Tioga• County, 50x30
foot, two stories -- tgh ; together with a fine as.
sortment of merchandizde, such as maybe found
in a first-class County Store. This is a splendid
stand for trade, and one of thelmst points for
butter trade in any county.
The subscriber contemplates going west, and
will give a fair bargain to the put•ohaser. Terms
easy. ELMER BACKER. . June 9, 1869—tf.
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Laws of Business,'
With full Directions and Forms for all Transactions in
every State, by TICEOPIIILUS Pentioxe, L. L, D., Professor
of Law in Harvard University. A New Book for Every.
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ligation, and showing bow to raw and execute them.
The highest and best authority In the land. Send for
our liberal terms: also for our tent Bible Prospectus.
Sent Free. - PARSLE EE & CO., Philo. Pa. •
June 9, 1869-3111..
Administrator'
LETTERS of Adminiitration having been
granted to tho undersigned upon the es
tate of Leander Culver, late of Elkland, deo'd,
all persons indebted to,
or claiming against the
estate, must settlo with .
R. T. WOOD, . .
DOLLY CULVER, } admes.
ElklUnd, Juno 18,1889-Bt.
House and lot for Sale,
QCUTII of Mansfield, Tioga Co., Pa., within
► II
walking distance of the Churches,
State Normal School, &c. House in good order,
good size and convenient. Excellent well and
cistern water close to the door. Lot contains
about n acre, and has a number of choice_fruit
trees, grape-vibes &c: A pleasant and desirable
home. Will be sold at a low figure. Address or
nquire of
_Manafield, Juno 0, 1869-tf.
DISSOLI47ON. Bi, .1.
that the Co-partnership under the firm
name.of J. B. Dimon & Co. is this day dissoll-
vod by mutual consent and agreement. All
debts due said firm, and all claims against said
firm aro to be received and paid by J. B. Dimon:
and L. C. Bennet, who, alone are authorized to
collect tho same. J. B. DIMON, •
L. C. BENNET,
G. W. FOSTER.
The Flouring lc, Milling business will be con
tinued by the firm of Dimon & Bonnet.
Highest market price paid for all 'kinds of
grain delivered at the Mill. J. B. DIMON,
Niles Valle
HARDWARE AND STOVES!
CONYERS tcOSGOOIrr
11 AVE on hand and arc constantly receiving
attheir
Hardware Store
everY article needed in this region of country,
in the
HARDWARE LINE.
SHELF HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL,
NAILS, MID&I,ETOWN AND
ELMIRA `67.WS, ROPE,
STOVES,
Cooking, Self-Regulators and Coal
Stoves.
Home C ompanion,
and the justly colebratrid
AMERICAN COOK STOVE,
TIN-WARE
No pains will o spared to`rneet flit) wants of
our customors.
CONVERS do OSGOOD.
Welisboro, Jai. 6, 1869, ly.
100,000 LBS. WOOL WANTED
or which the hithost price will be paid at the
Store of 6
June 16, 1869.
Adatinistrator'e Noti(io.
LETTERS of administration having been
granted upon the estate of Jared Nowell,
late of Union dec'd, all persons Indebted td, or
claiming against said estate will settle with
Wm. M. NEWELL,
Union, June 23,1869. 0 Adm'r.
Wellsboro 2 Mrool- Carding , Works.
SA..IIILTBOLD wishes to inform the Pub
. lie that ho is ready to do all business in;
his lino with promptness and in a w orkmanlike
manner; and also that ho will keep cloth and
Bash to exchange for Wool at his shop.
S. A. HILTBOLD.
Juili 2,1869-6*
HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE—IN
Tioga, located near tho contra of the vii.
Houso in good Order, and the lot covered
with a variety of choice fruit trees. Fine barn
and good water. Worth; $2,500, and will be sold
at a cheaper figure. Inryniro of
Tioga, Juno 2, 1869-2110
• \ Ezpitor's _Notice.
T TITTERS Testamentary having been granted
upon the last will and testament of John R.
Dickson, late of Charleston, dee'd, all persons
indebted to said decondont, or claiming against
the estate, must settle the same with Charles H.
Marks, Wellshorough.
WILLIAMIJ. KIRBY, E v r ,
Do AZRO A. NICHOLS.
May 26,1809-6 w. •* -1
Administrator's Notice.
T A ETTERS of Adminitdration having been
I granted upon the estate of Benjamin Cuer,
late ofillrooktield,.dec'd,iall persons indebted to
or claiming against the flame must Bottle with
BENJAMIN CEEB.,
Brookapid, Juntig, 1860-6 w .o , Adm'r.
For Sale.
A Wad(' & Barnlin Cabinet Oogan. r Five
(iota in Single Reed, for cash or on fitne.—
Inquire o J. B. Shakespeare, over John R.
Bowen's Store. April 7, 1869—tf.
SPLENDID stock of Kid Waves only $l,OO
at LANO tt CO.
April 14, 1889.
Notice,
J. N. BIXBY.
L. C. BENNET.
, June 13, 1869-3 t.
TOLES dG BARKER
S. M. GEER