HOME - MATTERS.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1869
New i'd.yert*aement,t; • ,
Notice—N. L :l o.eynS.ld?.
Carriage Making—Ht. N. Writ_
Agents Wante4 far Chamblin's Law Book.
The American !Cooking Stove—Roberts S Bai
ley.
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PEESONAT, t - - : M. 3. C. Horton has .
I t ttLawrencoCille and now . may be found of tile;
office of Mr. Seyinour, at Tiogo. , -
PERSOVAL. — Tbe honorary degree of
Deketor 'of Sjicred Theology traS conferred upon
Rev. Charles Breok by Columbio. College, at its
recent commencement.
THANKS. We are. obliged to Mi s .
Close, of the Round' Top Cheese Factory for II
handsome lump of cheese, Os, lesions as any
we recollect of.
ART.—Mr. Charlie Thompson has
tffo pictures on•olchibition at the'Book Store, one
o f his own and one, a first effort, -by a young
l a dy pupil. We can sto that Charlie improves.
Go ahead.
GOOD ENOUGH.—Mr. P. P. Lundy;
un employee of Mr.: Jacob Sticklin of this place,
hasjust recoived intelligence that ho it , heir to
$25,000 in gold in Europe, Italy. Ho purposes
sailing on the 28th inst., and to return in Decein•
lee next.
No. 30 of Hearth & Home will con
tain first chapter/ of's story " 'Rho Romance of
a Rioll Young Girl," illustrated. This pa - per hati
won a high place among high grade v . vb'elclles . .4
Its contents aro varied and its illustrations =-
workably lino. $4, per year.
KILLED.—A man named Patterson
left a saloon in Blossburg ono night last week,
and instead of the wagon road, followed the
railroad track on his way home, Next morning
his mangled body was found 'on and near the,
track, his heart and intestines being scattered
about and his legs severed from his body.
Is comment necessary ?
THE Dis for
_July, takes on
the full proportions of a Health Journal. The
Communications, Correspondence, Editorials, and,
clipping, are all even better than lest No. If
you want a large dose of common sense . fOr 50
cads subscribe for the Bietomw. Dr. T. S. Up
Pc Graff, Proprietor, Elmira, N. Y.
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GOSSIP.—Lotlis Napoleon is a man of
mark, the Emperor France, and the marplot of
Europe. Ho is very Powerful, also, having full
saving of the long arm of a lever which is sup
poses! to move the world. Ho has subsidized—
possibly ,we should • say subjugated—the entire
press of trance. He may therefore be said Ito
present the spectacle, not of a thing of shreds Anti c
patches, but of a man for whom the French press)
has made a character. When he winks the press'
eulogizes the third Napoleon. Whatever ho does
is pronounced wise and good by the press. If he
shake his grey locks nt Prussia the press declares
that Bismarck trembles in his boots. Without
the French press Louis Napoleon would be to the
world what Motley would ho to John Bull with
out credentials—an unofficial gentleman.
—Nevertheless, it does not follow that every
person in need of a character should rush to
some newspaper and order one. We don't ap
preciate the sagacity of a certain • healer of the
diseases which flesh is heirjo, who lately scntus
long string of recommendations, going to contra
dict a statement made by somebody, probably a
rival, to the effect that he was a quack. Nor that
other Why package from a dealer in patent-rights
also asked to be defended against a charge of
swindling the credulous. We cannot publish
such documents even as advertisements. Such
reputations die young, not like good little boys
because they are good, but because they are of
forced growth. Strike the fetters from. thipress
of France to-day, and Louis Napoleon cosi d not
sustain himself a week.
—'We are glad to be able to state that the Cen
tral Park, New York City, is to be rendered of
practical benefit. For many years its rich ex
panses of green have been of no use to the brute
creation. is now an elephant pasture; and we
hear that the city will Court import some choice
'Mock, HO) as the AbyeAnnian p.r, the C.lnc,t
-:itu bison, Durham, Devon, and Alderney cattle,
a few Chatuoic, hale a dozen Arai) horec, etc , ali
of slieb will be turned loose to graze in the hos
adi, of the Park. How gloriously shall the
duke ho exemplified, when that concourseof
- Hooded stock Shall lee seen grazing there. and the
lever of rural scenes shall no more be disturbed
ey the elick•eliok-clink of the lawn mowers.--
When Poston shall base utilized its famous
Common, and Philathafriria. its superb livinsr.
the idea of cars uric will he triumphantly
a ought out. An 4 roust Wellsboro lumber he.
hind the car of prOgress for a generation
—" Flora Devine," who is as much Flora De
nte as " Fanny Fern" is Fanny Fern, rends us
the following capital bit upon " Borrewer3:-
detret a MAD or woman who is forever bor
rowing from hie or her neighbor ; but of all bur
rowers I despise the newspaper borruwer the
cnott,-
There are hundreds of men who hhe t, lead
thetpapers, but arotoo mean to pay for thein,
Al fdepond uponAlui,dr neighbors fo tleftir read
la: mover.
Theto are, women who can welt afford to for
nish their kitchens with every »eces6ary article,
hit who, week after week, month afrq" month,
burow some !Illicit) for cooking, purposes from
their neighbors.
"There are men anti women who borrow every
book they read, and return them to (heir owners
ioiled and dilapidated, without n blush of shame.
"There are men who aro continually borrow
ng and sometimes forget to pay it back
o the one from whom they borrowed it. For toy
~art, i om:bier an habitual borrower little bet:
t.3r than a thief.
" *boo pinch any of my reactors? if
:t doe.. lel them put a on and wear it until it
become:. easy," '
A JOKE ON',SOMEBODY. — The Corn ing
J• nual 01 July 8, has it be following account of
•'' Double Marriage," in which tiro Tioga County
figured ati
. Oa m e nday Abe Fink of July, a man and
woman from Sullivan, Tioga Co.. P.t., mat) to
Ib 2 fditg to get umrried. They ealled at Justice
itotiri so n's office, but he nas not in. One of our
pomincnt citizens thong lit it a good time fur a
joke. lie accordingly went to Co li. & Tholason's
Imouance office to find an acquaintance, who is a
D•gular visitor, and calling bim out, It'd him: on
metenee of important bnelness, to„the Justice's
Ali ,, P. On catering, he saluted him as ;` Squire,"
and notified him that the couple were ready to
he married. Comprehending the situation, the
rms. "Justice" was equal to the emergency, and
at onee informed the palpitating twAin that ait' it
was thn equivalent of the Fotnth of July, no
Mimi.") MO le‘'al unless sanctioned Ly the
pre:rent° of six w Noce:ses l'inittediately the
requisite number was obtained by sending for
ill who were seated in the Insurance office.—
They were advised of the fuets and came with
qleten countenances, befitting the occasion.-:
Among theta were two lawyers end a Oevern-
Inset official.. Order reigned in Warsaw. Justice
tat enthroned, and the lovers were in cestas, at
lie thought that their bliss would soon be eon-
"unmated. The " Squite"addreerdi tbetn. blend
it;.; paternal and Magisterial ni,itimritx du his
lie asked, them if they had delib..r.tiely
roeh ed to become. one, and they in the
affirmative. Ile then enquired if tEcir patents
wero wining. (Thist was coil. consi , lering that
the voom and bride were each about thirty fist:
%L.ats old) They slated tlp lin jr parehtc
"ied• lie then infttruiefi them that as it Ira.
the Natiun' t , birth-day, no License tins required.
by them, and requested them to join their right
hand., but it was not neGri.lary to xtalia up
Trey grasped binds. li e enquired of the limn
he really lafed that woman.' Ile replied that
c did, He'a.ked him if be i would love and
her fol . better or for wdree, and clearing
to her, never set his affection., upon :my
'thee %tortilla. To all this, the moan unfalteringly
ieziatirdq, y es ," . 'rhe Squire" then pm 0-
huided zdraihir questions to the bride; not n.i.-
getting I. get her pledged "not to love any other
taste:" She solemnly bound herself in, these
pattleular. Then the " Squire" gravely pro
no.unced them " man and wife" in accordance
With the Laws of the State, and the authority in
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Itlitt`v,s,tea, I . 1 1 0 g ,t)lkt tl•tts ttlriled to pay the
fee of, one dqiit t r, which, promptly, did. The
ceremony •Iwel bee ri pertutin t mfd tl,o itelighled
couple were about to retirs . from the
_presedee,
Imt the new officials/1W that he was in a dilemma.
If they left:Tor Pennsylvania - without' being lc
gaily inarriedi it Might - become a Serious 'inattce
for the-new made wife, if not for others. Ile'
counseled with ono of the lawyers,,and il raeso -,
enger was dispatched for Justice -Robinson:
the meantime to allay suspicion, the 'neivlyAred
ded pair was informed hy - tho 'lawye'r - that. as
there might be somb,question,as; teethe jurisdio
lion of
,t he Jiistice pree'ent,," who was from, Liv r
Irigston• Ceut4:.'le Lull ",sen(outTor Leq.ltob-!
1112" to latrrY Ilion aver, sons to. avoid contin-'
',Aft, ar , w iebg'•delay the•latter was
and mode.- his appear/nee, to the greet, feller of
all present. lie • iromediateliyperforierd . , the •
ceremony' again,• in duotl ancient' form v and
received the fac and
Justice A s 'it, was •
the first, it. Will ho the last ,tithe that the latter
will undertake to unite in marriage. •• • •
"Two souls'aith bra a. aingla thotiichi;
Tiro hearts that beat as oho,"_
LIBERTY LOCAL:—Th6 present"priA
pacts for all kind of clops in'our• tciwriship, indi
cate n bountiful harvest the coining 'fall. Tho
weather for several weeks past;has been of such
a propitious character,' that it has given :Ili it
were, new life to the whole vegetable liingdont-7
The-uncommon growth of all vegetable f(that Lave
been thisigned nx the great oreabdto support
animal life) haS - Wet'been surpassed.by nature , for
a number of years in our neighWritood; we can
say with propriety, that \ if the •'elemCnts do not
conspire to do us damage hefore ttie gatluiiiug
time will come, that the Lamer' will truli.be, re
warded this season for his labors. Tho, farrnep2
in 'Liberty are saakiiig rapid' eurides•in the. im
provement of their - Mews and buildings. Their
labors are beginning to , disphtY , a great amount
of theoretical and practical .knowledge of. the
the business they aro following; and if they keep
pushing ahead their spirit- of improvement in
the future, as they have done in the past, the
character of the township will be FICCOIIa to none
within, the county. It not trespassing too much
on thu space of your autumns, I would nut forgot
to giro a iamaingnotico of the improvements, and
prosperity of our_ pleasant village. Within the
past few Months, there . has been a neat cottage
(keening erected on Church street, for Mr. Joseph
'Sheffer, who has become a citizen of our village;
also a tine barn for Mr. John Kohler, a citizen of
the place. Business matters are prospering finely
in our village; Merchants and Mechanics are
alive to the daily wants of their customers. In
short, it is believed by citizens, and strangers,
that there is a greater amount of business done in
our village, than in any other of equal size in the
county. , r G. 8. s. •
WEST COVINGTON LOCAL.—The fifth
was duly celebrated in this place by Pic-nic,
held in a pleasant grove dpon the premises of
Mrs. A. P. Graves'. About three hundred people
were present, 'The programme was something as
fellows : Pleasant greetings between friends and
neighbors ; after which the Declaration of In
dependence was read by Eidi.r. Rockwell. The
Party then adjourned to the tables which wore
bountifully spread. After dinner an oration both
pleasing and instructive was delivered by Rev.
Mr. Kemp, of Canada, a very able speaker.—
The finale was like unto all such oceaidons, joyous
and happy, long Co be remembered by the little
ones.
Alr. John Lewis is raimiring and remodeling
his hone',
3,1 r. Jacob Kiphart has been adding more room
to his,,innn in order to store his fine crops prop
erly..
i.. 1. deudings is ereicting a fine barn.
It'is requested thqtithe thanks of the inhab
itants be returned tat mlSupervisers fur repairs
upon the frighWay neir the west branch of Elk
Run.
COVINGTON LOCAL.—Our 3d of July
passed quietly and:pleasant, only a trifle too much
whisky.,The only accident was a severe ease of
sun stroe, the invalid was taken care of by his
friends; he soon recovered.
The festival for the benefit of the Band, was a
genuine succesi, and exceeded their most san
guine expectations; their rocs receipts wereslo6,
netting them about $lOO--4which speaks well for
the liberality of our citizens and surrounding
farmers, for their donations of cream, eggs, &c.,
for which tho 'boys' make their beg bow.
Crops: Haying is Well under way, and is a
splendid crop, better than fur years; corn is do
ing nicely ; potatoes prothisc well; • a larger
bicadth of wheat, on the ground than for years,
and it has the appearance of an - unusual yield;
soiiim rye nod barley growing, both are doing
ni'll; oats are looking vary good; the dairymen
alO of unusual yields of cream. Take it all in
I and there was iii , ver-more promising times for
tanners.
11. will be of interezt to many of his relatives
in this county to know that Dr. Harkness, who
o.oliten spike at the junction, with
111'llt little speech . , is the tame ram', this
county some nineteen years ago en route west.-
Too t ker preached at the Methodist
Church in thi r i place on Sunday, July 4th. Thir
ty-five years Ago he was presiding Elder on this
circuit. Itis sermon was replete with reminis
cences.
Rev. C. P. Watrous preached a Fourth of July
sermon, 'frith IliMorical applications.
Juzieph 11'hitnry has just raturned tram a. flip
toi.pitig in Michigan. fle r( ports no Ju -
tcr arum; th.w Tiiiga county raises, and produce
at touch lees s. CottntsPotiDENT.
MANSFIED Lot AL.—O. has
built a i. titan new" tome, and Inotwallr in trout
of his Troperly on Sherwosed Street; it takef•
inan,lioepeg , , to nmko u whlMe. One°, lint :needy
"pegging'd it. Bow his father and business
partner, managed In turn pegs iiito white paint
tf...r his residonceand now leiice on Mainshurg
is net ylitc so apparent, probably that is
What it comes to nt the " last."
I have 'seen a dirty little worm hatch out a'
nice big butterfly, but to Mr. Munn belongs the
runt of making a little old house batch out a
nice, large, new, white, painted dwelling.
Jelin Ifoklen has built a nets sidewalk on
Sullivan St.
P.M: Clark is about to build a new walk on
the t.hcrweud St., front of his property; if
Phineas don't stop "fixing up," somebody trill
go for it at a " figure" quite irresistible.
Mr. S. Street has fenced, and otherwise im
proved his property on Elmira. Street.
. The side walk itc - front,of the Bern School
h 00 ..e n e ed relmilding very eifith - ;---are tho Duro
lathers steeping?
On the ith inst., Win. Benson of Rutland ,was
o x ,onined before Justice Beach, of this Bore,
charged with selling liquor unlawfully, and wits
held to afswer in the stint of $2OO, for his tip
pena tines at next court.
Haying has commenced. The crop is doubt
less heavier than for many years.
The " soda fountain" at Jhe "Excelsior" drug
store, keeps improving on "age ;" and your cor
respondent haq either got to borrow a "quarter"
or no dogged off, nalcs:4 his claims to an " Ac
cidental" tryst, aro occasionally recognized.—
And another thing ; Accidental's pen is shoot
" nst-d op," and something has got to lie "did"
towards a new one, or operations will have to bo
suspended. gold one will answer.
The Good Tempters will give an lee Cream
festival at their hall, - Friday evening, ltith inst.
A general invitation is exttoidcd.
ACCIDENTAL.
TIOGA PICAT...—Tom Smith and fam
ily made their flebut on Saturday. A palace car
waa run up I in Corning for their accotnmoda
lion. Manyl readers will ask " who is Tom
; - zinith?" I uill,'anmver in as few words as pos
sible: th e sou of ,ir.ll. E Smith, shoe
maker. and t as formerly a member of the same
Ci "rt. ina cording to his own language he was
" never cut ota to drive pegs."
t he left lids lace with a limited amount of
Money, and tom, p the business of a broker and
speculator in winch he has amassed nfl
_ha
nwnse fortune. lie has been doing business in
New York City fur a number of years. Tho
Cornet •Batol gave him a serenade on the ova of
his arrival.
A vcrY ei , iI ilancaMO off at Ittultett'a on the
tin• It Ira, attended by npwarq of
y couple. o.kr lauttievy tric , n& alii> en
"
In your notice of E. A. Salmi's patent iihif
lletr. e honk last week, you failed to say that he
wa-1 a resident of Tingu. Ile is also the invent.
or of many, other-useful improvements.
Tom Smith and Alta. Miller were thrown from
bug.gy Wednesday evening. His famous team
was frightened by the ears and ran nearly a mile
b•bire they were ; the injuries to all eon_
seined were :light.
Tito atm i versa ry of the .Nation's birth-day, was
d on MoMlay night in a manner that
sago iziAl and delighted all prevent. Mr. Smith
wished to give the citizens of the place sone
token of his regard for them, and for that put ,
o-elii rch:-ed vter 5310 worth of tire waits : —
The 16,1,11 took place at the residence of A. C..
oho kindly threw open hia house and yard
for the etijo meta of all who wished to enter:—
The street an I yard welc filled with people 'at
an ear hour. The Cornet Band marched to the
acetic of action about 7 P. M., and were saluted
14 ! a "licYof lonian candles, creek eta,
&v. The db-play L lasted nearly two ho s, and
was one of the largest ever witnessed in this vil
lage. The large and beautiful yard was sp.en
didly illuminated, and the various colored rock
, odafiles, fell thick and fast a. 4 snowflakes
on u o infer Jay. After the InanDavdtfient had
cea.,..1, and the American eagle had tried its
voice in every conceivable way, Y. E. Smith,
Esq., appeared under the veranda in a speaking
attitude. lie weloomekthe geuerona gentleman
to his native home and - 'closed his remarks with
tho oft repeated Jitlesno Wei:Ws here 0.,..man,".
fie. 4 - ,Tim neiVanct last - speaker wait Dr;
rey. Ile bad known Mr. Smith for many years,
considered him ono of the first buiiheas mob `of
'New 'York, thought his example worthy of intl•
tation by the youth Of the cotmiry ; should ever
,ho proud of his acquaintance. Cheers wore re
peatedly given for •Torn Smith, A. C. Rusk find
the'! spakery-'pronesed: by a voice in - the amid
decidedly Irish. The band then played's, “Slos
ing ode,:' au4 the good' people went their ,if(ty
home, with ;heartfelt 'thanks far 'So 'gentiretis' an
entertairunent, and - ftilly,oonVeited to the! Limo
-honored proverb "Monpy makes the mare
go
o il
•SNOBBL'ETON.
Knoxville deserves a. small - *ice in' , Your , Loisal
Co andwo think, our.Loeal )Correspondent
pt this place deserves a very little .seolding•Tor
not " showing us up," in proper shape, every'
week, at least, ofteVer than-heedoes. Knoxville is
trying to "bq somebody!! and; no want our sis
ter towns, and villageth in the County to know it.
Our Porn is being *proved this suromer by
the, liuAding Of good.' ttb,4tnntial plain ks,
on both shies of, Main Bt., with, the exception of
a fetv property 'owners, who' arc determined to
do Setter. ' Wth: Illiirkram takei tbelead by put
ting down a .very neat and substantial stone
walk, im_fron tof his lot t and ho :bits Moil" broke
ground" tbr - n..'vitry nice dwelling. .011 r old
friend Jut Dearman is bound pot to be ; beat by.
liarkrain," ":or any other min," and'ln is
preparing the flagging for the front of his lot.--
I understand L. D. Reynolds 'intends 4 1doing
likenriSe. '
Hiram Proeborn had a " long stretch.," of Walk,
to huild; but .his i has got- tibout.lthrough;tpe iC
r°3 , l , l S.k vi ,g h PY,I ) PIO f9tirig sketch" of. muddy
waia -;
PridU has got his walk built, in front of
bis'lot, on which No buillt a Dino house last fall.
Ike Logan has Os° got his walk done.
-Gust Alba has edt his planlc tho ground,
and will build his walk as soon as ho `gets thno.
,t4,iles Roberts Esq., has also his plank on hind,
and. mul'. probably • build hts walk after 'COO.:
volition."
G. 13. Smith has built his walk, on tho south
Milo of Main St.; in•front'of his new houSe; just
.being finished.
A. G. Short has improved his place very much,
,by painting his house in colors. •
'Jerry Stoddard has got the foundation for his
store and house all ready for the brick, which
aro being made, just above town, by G. See
ley.. , .
Mill - St., is being improved very rnuelk this
season, by the planting of maple titles, - by J.
Ifoganctim'p, Rev. W. P. Omens, Pat Bowen 3.
G. Plnisted and Delos Angel, on the .cast side,
and by M. Ham, J. Matteson; W. W. Dunham
and J. E. Cady, on the west side a Mill St., and
by the building of plankwalks on the west side
of said street, with the e4ception of Wm. Morse,
who has " gone and done it" by flagging the front
of his lot. Mr. Plaisted, has also - bully a, t:tisty
little house on his lot, and- W Dunham has
got the foundation done for a nice littlo house on
his lot.
0. P, Beach is building the second edition '
of his great Golden Blemish,' that was, hut is
not.
Thomas Mattson has eornmenoed building a
dwelling on bis lot on Alba-St.
The handful of Congregationalists hero have
astonished us all by their successful attempt to
build a church.. They havp got something near
$3OO subscribed within the: - -last few days. Mr.
11 Freeborn very generously furnished a very
line lot on Main Street. And we bid them 'God
Speed.' Now AND THEN.
MARRIAGES
BANCROFT—HOWLAND.L-In Oceola, July
4, by N. Strait, Esq., Mr. John Bancroft, • and
Miss Hannah Howland, of Westfield.
JAMES—WOOD.—In Jackson, July 4, by
Rev. M. Rockwell, Mr. Oscar James, and Miss
Carrie Wood, both of Rutland.
RAMSDELL—HAMMOND.—JuIy 3, by Elder
I. It. Spencer, Mr. Charles 11. Ramsdell, of
Northumberland, Pa., and Miss Harriet C. Ham:
mond, of Richmond.'
PLANK.—WYATT.---In Clymer, July 'I, at
the residence of the bride, by I. C. Thompson,
Esq„ Mr. Sylvester L. Plank, of Brookfield, and
Mrs. Mary G. Wyatt, of Clymer.
Thus the aged delight to do ;
The young seem inclined to try it too.
DEATHS
CLARKS.—In Clymer, June 2, Marshal J.,
only child of Andrew J. and Susan Clarke, aged
1 year 2 months and. 8 days.
CIIURCHILL.—In Tiffin City, Ohio, June 14,
Miss Emma Churchill ; (formetly pf_Keenarviito,
Pei-0 ahnnk_ 2R _ • • -
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Our Treatiso on the, Daft sent freo by mail.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES. ,
E. Advertiser, barinc been restored to health in a
4w weeks, by a very simple remedy, after having bat
tered several years with a severe lung affection, and
that dread disease, Consumption—ls anxious to make
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Parties wishing the prescription, will please address
Her . EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wilimmsbarg, Kings County, N. Y.
Iffly 26, 1869-ly. •
ERRORS dOP YOUTH,
A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Ner
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of
youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of suffering - lm
ntuity, send free to all who need it, tho receipt and
directions for malting the simple remedy by which he
was cured. flutterers wishing to profit by the adver
tiser's experience, can 510 no by addrestdng to .perfect
confidence, - JOHN D. OGDEN.
Max 20.'69-Iy. No. 42 Cedar Street, Now York
EAST CHARLESTON
WOOL CARDING.
HAVING purchased .the wool carding 'works
of Mott Whitney, tho subscribers are
now prepared to card wool into rolls promptly
and in the best manner. ' Persons coming from
a distance, and wishing to carry their rolls bome
with them the same day will be accommodated.
The cliggc for carding is based upon the weight
Of, the rolls, and not upon that of the crude
wool.
Satisfaction guaranteed. We have a_firct-clasc
machine and Plenty of power th•drive it.- '
27, 18139-4 m. MOORE A BACON.
, .
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
MANSFIELD, PENNSYLVANIA.
THE next term of this Institution will corn
menet, Wednesday, Sept. Ist 1869.
Tor Catalogues—address Prof. Chas. H. Vor
nil, Mansfield, Tioga County Pa.
Jnly 7, 1899-tt.
Notice to Collectors.
A LI, duplicates prior to tho year 1899, not
1 - 1 settled on or before the - -let day of August
nuxt, will he entered; and executions issued as
- fast its neeessark,af ter that date.
' 11. C. BAILEY;
Treasurer of Tioga County.
• .. ..
July 7, 1869-tf. .
Dir. H. H. Phiilijos,
ZUMMOLI 4lgNiTgaUg
TIIE undersigned respectfully announces to the
citizens of Westfield and surrounding coun
try that ho is permanently located at this place.
Ile is fully prepared to do all kinds of _
DENTISTRY,
, ?,
id •tho highest stylo of the art. Srtisfaction
guarranteed. Office over Soovilra Drug Store,_
Fine Photographs can be bad over the Dreg
Store.il. R. PHIIiTaItS,
Westfield ? Pa. ? June 80118804 p
Aolen2liiist!
DEERPT.ELD, PA.
~ . ., ' l.-":4'6 . - ' ,•. ' , .
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MEM subseribore. w
Caceimeres, Plain
They aim manufacture
I pay Cash, Pall-Cloth,
Ao, so., to:, for W 001.4--
as usual
TO MER,
to.sni,CotOtoiSteri. , . Alll,
resented. - They"
their W,
CASgIMERES,-
which aniirsiratteed in:gyery nisi/est, Paitieu
•, lar a - acidic/Is given to
ROLL - CARDING
4ND .t .
LOT ti OittSglNG,l
INGITAWS largo stook of Cassimercs, 2b
per cent less than any competitors, and warrant.,
ed as represented.
INPII4I.MS minufacturo to order, and do all
kinds of'Roll-Carding and Cloth Drafting, and
defy competition.
INGTIAItS have as good an assortment o
Full Cloths, Cassimeres, Scoi,
and give more for Wool in exchange than any
other establishment. Try them and 'satisfy your
selves.
IisIGIIAMS wholesale and retail at the etiw
anesque Mills, 2 miles below Knoxville.
Our Cloths aro warranted, and sold by the
following persons:
DELANO & CO.. Wel'Moro, Pa.
T, L. BALDWIN &I CO., Tioga, Pa
J. C. BENNETT, Cdivington, Pa.
100,000 Pounds of Woo
Wanted.
. • JOSEPH INOHAM ?EONS
Deerfield, Juno ...II), 1.860—tf..
z~tEW GO OH S
AT THIS
REGULATOR,
CORNING. ' N. Y.
havo just received a largo stook of
ift Goods suitable for the Spring trade, to
whioh we desire to call the attention of the pee
plif-of-Tj()ga County. In
' •
110MESTM GOODS,
FANCY DRESS GOODS, POPLINS,
SILKS, aI:TAWS, COTTON AND
. WOOLEN GOODS,
for men and boys' wear
J
BOOTS AND . SHOES,
Carpets, &e., &e.,
wo have,a full assortment on inspection of Goods
and prices that will satisfy tho closest buyers
that this is the peace to make their purchases. In
Grocery. Department,
we have everything needed to make a complete
assortment of
GROOKRIES AND PROVISIONS.
We kkavealoo 'pet recopied a large lot of
CROCKEitk;
7 r
direct from the Importers, of entirely new pat
tern, very neat, and cheaper than ever offered in
this market before.
Do not 'fail - to look through our stock before
Taking purchases.
(I . oralua, bleirob 22 ) 18601.4 y.
:.
It ON SORES,
1y ; ;
work warttintia AS rap
particular •attention to
ter Proof
El
NEWELL do OWEN.
BIE2
artist Received
s plt#9 q.hanty,in'a stolg s v o s tt -at o . 6 -, s.
April* &889,
' oll *Yr .n g's
'ART •GALLERY, . •
1 1 e the place to get your PBOTOGItAPUS. Now
and Rustle Scenery. 'Tim now Cabinet size made
in any position. npr.,l4, 1869.
Sto9ic 9f Opting 1019t.bipg" at
DE • " l AN° t&,
April 14, 18.09
Largest Stock Frames
Ia Tioga County for aale at the loweet,priciio, at
" 'l` CLAY RING'I3
.-' •
April 140.1369. , ' : A4 Gallery.
A. B. EASTMAN,
1 1 7E713 WELLSBCTO, pA.':
For Sale, Cheap.
ASTEAM,Erigino:iti Boiler; and alt the gear
ing for an up and down Saw.
JOHN R. BOWEN.
Wollabor°, June 23, 1860.-tf:
NEW SPRING GOODS
Al' the PEOPLES' STORE
CORNING, N. Y.
•
I F you want' the boat AMERICAN PRINIS in
maakot for. 123 nuts por yard, and other
Goode in proportion. If you want any
Dress Goods or Shawls.
If you want any
Cloths or Cassimeres,',
by tho yard or made to order in the moat tip
provod style. If you want any
Carpets;
i .
1,
call where you can find '7O rolls to select from.
S In short, if you want anything in
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC GOODS
at the lowest prlees. Call at the
PEOPLES' STORE,
where pric6 are uniform and low, where honesty
and fair dealing Is the motto; and if you want
any
aluM l .l3h.,
25 per cent loss'• than you can buy elsewhere,
call on the agents of the
GREAT L S. TEA COMPANY,
and bo convinced,
Come and see for yourselves. Storo directly
opposite the Dickinson House.
Corning, March 31, 1869
Wilson & VanValkenburg's
No. 2 Union Block. is
the place whore the crowd go to find
THE NEW SPRING STYLES
POPLINS, GRENADINES, LAWNS,
ORGANDIES, PIQUES, CHINTZS,
PERCALLES, GINGHAMS, .
DELAINES & PRINTS, ALL STYLES,
gACTORY'S, SIIEETINGS, 'BLEACH
ED AND UNBLEACHED MUSLINS.
HOOP SKIRTS,
of every description, DRESS TRIMMINGS and
BUTTONS of all kinds; also the largest and
cheapost asso*ment of
REIDY AIDE CLOTHING
ever brought into Tiega County. - Remember
, the place, and e'en before purchasing.
We havo . seleeted our stock with . great caret
and . notify gentlemen that in
LIGHT CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, LIN
ENS, FARMERS' SATINS, GAI
TERS, & SUMMER WEAR
•
•
of every doLiption we can't be boat.
Thankful for post patronage, and by strict at
tendon tobueinoss tca hope to share a continu
ance of the'snolo. .
WILSON' .17 VAN VALIKENBURG.
Nyellslpyo,3lay 19, 1869—tf.
Administrator's Notice.
•ET,TERS of Administration having been
jj , grantnd on the estate of Ira Graves, late of
Covington, dead, all persons indebted to, or
claiming against said estate must settle with ,
' CALEB S. GRAVES,
Covington, June, 2,1860-6 t. Adm'r.
XTOTICE.-=-Pereone luiving Lumber in our
111 ; Mill yard, sawed a year or over, aro hereby
notified to move the same without delay.
. •
WANTED-a Halo pay , on saw bills duo.
TRUMAN ,V, BOWEN
XAMPS.—A now kind of lainpforlierosoni
i no broakageof ohimaoye—at FOLZTB.
DENTIST;
No. 13, MAIN STREET;
SMITH & WAITE
"BEETIVII EXCHANGE!"
How cloth the Wag busy bee -
Improve each shining hour P ,
Where boy his , Sugar, Coffie,
_Tea,
His .Pork, Hams,'Fish, and Roar ?
bvsyPee,ink'pr.ofts
And eaves Ma cash' also,
Atlfaihere a, whose goods are prtine
Be.9ides dog cheap, you know.
BLOWI W
I snot My strong point or beat hold; but I have
as duty to discharge in the way of providing my
follow creatures with all of the necessaries and
ninny of the luxuries of life; therefore, I am
bound to proclaim that in my lino of trado I in
tend that the travel in and out of the
I EE-HIVE EXCHANGE
~' _I~ r ~
luring tho season, shall lead the great, intolli
'gent, liberal, and discriminating public to likon
it unto ,
THE SWARMING
of yo gentle and tuneful bees in flowery Juno.
I hac:e wade a new deal, and shall hereafter
keep a full stock of such Dry Goods as
SUGARS,
SALT,
STARCH,
CRACKERS,
TEA TEA rIMITEA-TEA
TTTTTTTTTTT TTTTTTTTTTTT
GREEN,-BLACK,-JAPAN--ENG
14S11 BREAKFAST,
as varied in assortment, and as high in grade
of quality as you will find anywhere this side of
the Celestial Kingdom. In the line of wet
goods I regard with pride my stock of '
Molasses & 'Syrups
which, like otho l r, and less substantial sweets of
this chequered life, aro vanishing adown jugs
and kegs ; though I have a steady supply from
the City, and defy the ovor•aohing sweet tooth
of the public. Among other wet goods I have
Mackerel, Codfish,
as well as
WEgULIZTgE
AND FISH • HOOKS AND LINES,
Together with all and singular the various
COFFEES
COCOA, CHOCOLATE, & BROMA.
And listen, yo barefooted ! I havo a large dc
splendid stook of
BOOTS & SHOES,
And I want to exchange' everything in my line
fOr Greenbaoks and
MARKETABLE PRODUCE AT CASH
RATES
Call and coE me. If you call for anything
I haven't on hand, I'll assure you i that it's at
Tloga, and expected every minute.
Wellsboro, May 5, '69. W. T. MATHERS.
C-C--F -Lari.
B
COME TO
T. L, BALDWIN & CO'S
• I
TIOGA, PA
and see a nice stock of GOO4B fur tho
Spring 6; Summer Trade.
such as
ummo nui isn elm=
—all styles, colors and patterns—
ALPACAS, POPLINS, CAMBRICKS;
FRENCH JACONETS, ORGANDIES,
PEW:7AS, VERSAILES, BLACK
. AND COLORED SILKS,
BEAUTIFUL SIMMER SHAWLS,
and a large assortment to soleot 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 bo bdat. It keeps up with everything the
Yankees have thought of so far.
HOOP SKIRTS, BALMORAL SKIRTS,
CORSETS, &O,
R-O-M-11-N
ZONII2VVZ(OO
too numerous to mention; but will say that you
will seldom find so largo an assortment to sbloct
from in a country store, and clear down to the
BOTTOM FIGURE.
Wo also keep a largo assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
in suits, and parts of suits. Should we fail to
suit you with ready-made, we have Cassimere,
and
A TAILOR TO CUT AND FIT.
Boots and Shoes,
all styles and sizes
HATS AND CAPS, STRAW GOODS,
AND GENTS' FURNISHING
GOODS, A COMPLETE LINE -OF
CROCKERY, WOODEN WARE,
HARD WARE, SHELF HARD
WARE, NAILS, IRON,
Locks, Latches, Carpenters' Tools.
A GENEIyiL STOCK OF
GRO6tRIES
Fresh. TEAS aro 113wer than at any time since
the war. Did not go to Cuba to buy sugar, and
so hare some cheap. We are agents for the
E. HOWE SEWING MACHINE.
1"--I-W-X
Farmers, if you want tools to work with drop in
SALT, LIME, PLASTER, PORK, FLOUR
Lime, Cayuga Plaster, ctc. -
Buttor tube, Pails. Firkins, and Ashton Salt to
flavor with. All kinds of Farm Produce want
ed. Prices'can't be beat.
.'l'---fl----A-N-1~----5
T. L. BALDWIN 4t 00.
Tioga, Ps., May b, 1869.
SELLING OFF AT 'COST
FOR CASH
WHVOLUM a ca.
Will sell from this date their entire stook of
DREGS, lIIRDICINES,
=9
Pert7umery, Notions, , Dye■
Stiff, Paints, Oils,
Varnishes, Glass, Putty,
Alcohol; Turivntine, Kerosene Oil,
Tobacco, Cigars,
Wall-Paper, C tunains,
Fixtures, &c., &c., &c.,
AT COST FOR CASH.
Positively no' Humbug.
I Is: R. WILLIAMS .1.; CO.
Wellsboro, March 3, 180.
Fresh Goode •Rocqved Weekly.
Dry f)oods
Fresh / Groceries
C R. CC K E fl 2 Y:
MOWN _.11V,) SECIMOO
eats and Caps.
Be it remembered, that
ConverSe & Osgood
kdop constantly on hand a large stock of genera
MERC\IIANDITE.
GOODS AS 4 REPRESENTED. NOT
TO T E UNDERSOLD.
Jan. 6, 141119.-Iy. CONVERSE 41; OSGOOD.
;; i'
' WATCHES
, .
-,,-._,J
•.p t "t, .
• t :,4 p.. Y ) -7, -1 - .
UMWLIZ4 la tr 2
The undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens of Tioga and vicinity that he has
just opened a ,
._
Watch a!til. Jewelry
establishment in Bo ,don's Drug Store; and is
prepared to execute 'all gyders in his .`line of
business with despatch and in the best of man
ner.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
. _ S. WILE
Tioga, Feb. 24, 1569.--4 f.
THE GR
A_ \ D PRIZE
at th
Paris Exposition Universelle.
CMCKIgRING 9 S
American Pianos Triumphant
OVER ALL TIIE•WORLD.
Miss H. W. TODD, Agent,
Doe. 23; 103. 'Wellston, Pa
I ::° I3iRMILC:3 O 'no V I C:O7eICO
PRGANS AND MELODEONS,
FFOILsalo by I.' 0. HOYT. Ifaines Brothers
Pianos, Chickerings, Steinways, and Stock's.
llintermister's Organs and Melodeons, and- Ma
son ‘lt llamlin's Organ.• These are all first.class
Instrumento. Ifaving the experience of many
years in Musical Instruments, and tuning the
same, I can offer greater inducement's to custo
mers of Tiogit.County than any other denier in
Northern Pa. Every instrument is warranted
for fire years. For full particulars st - o Illustrat
ed Catalogue': I. 0. 110 YT.
Mansfield, Pll., March 3, 1869-13,
For Sale.
T AM AGENT for Kinney 4-, co., celebrated
platform spring 'Wagons, 411 styles,' ale , u
for their light Carriages.and .Ijuggy Wqgone,
all made in good style, and frog{ Jersey timber,
and warranted in every reslieet, equal to any
made. Can furnish any of the above at the
lowest Manufacturers price's. L. C. BENNET.
Wolleboro, May 5, 1869—tf.
State Street Lots.
AP. CONE having laid oft his land on
Stato Stmt into town lots now offor.4
them for sato on reasonable terms.'
FlVellsboro, April 2S, 1860,
FULL Stock of Groceries at old prices a
DE 14ANO a PO,
April 14)1869.
To rho thvaors of trbpsitented Lando. -1
SURVEYOR GENERAL'S OFFICE, 1.
Ilenfitenuno, Pe., Mayi.?b, 1869.
IN obedience to an Act of Amicably, approved
the eighth•day of April,.ono= thousand eight
hundred and sixty. 'due t -you. are hereby notified
that the " County Land Lien Dookot," contain
ing the list of unpatented. lands for Tioga Co., I
prepared, under tho Act of Assembly, of the/
twentieth of May, ono thousand eight hnndred'
and sixty-four, and the supplement thereto, had
this day been forwarded to the Prothonotary of.
the county, at whim office it may be examined.
The lions can only bo liquidated - by the payment
of the purchase money, interest' and - fees, end
receiving patonta through thhi' l Department.—
Proceedings by the Attorney General have been
stayed for one year from this date, in order that
parties may obtain their patents without addl.
tional out. JACOB M. CAMPBELL,L,
Suryeyor General.
ITHAGA,,WHEEL RAKE.
THE under Signed, a practical farmer, is offer
ing this implement to the farming public
with perfect confidence in its superiority to any
other rake in 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 discharnd by a toot
treadle and hand lover, and the,pressure of the
teeth upon the ground can be exactly gauged
by tho foot. Ev'ery 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, is simple, strong and
lasting. To try it is to buy it.
I refer the public ti the following persons who
have the rake in use:
R. Toles, Chatham j Chancy Ackley, Clymer;
E. H. Stebbins, Clymer; J. W. Davis, Brookfield;
Isaac Thompson, Kelsey Erway, Barrlson Valley,
Potter County.
f.ar•Ordere for this Rake may be addressed to
me at Westfield, Tioga Co., Pa.
June 0, 1869. WAA.O PLANE, Ag't.
Valuable Property for Sale. ,
TN Roseville, in the center of the village :A.-
1 Said property consists of a fine store house,
admitted to bo the be In Tioga County, 50200
feet, two stories hi . W.; together with a flue as.
sortment of merchandiado, inch asay be found
id a first - class County:,Store. This a a splendid
nt
stand for trade, and one of the , o t points for
butter trade in any cd.ttnty.
The subscriber contemplates going west, and
will give a fair bargaila to the purchaser. Terms
easy. ELMER B• C . R. June 9, 1869—tf.
WANTED 'AGENTS Bor Prof Parson's
Laws of Brisinesp.
With full Directions and Forms for all TransaCtions to
ovary State, by Titrornn.ts Peasons, L. L. D., Professor
of Law in Harvard University. A New Book for Every
body. Explaining every kind of contract and legal oh.
ligation, and showing how to draw and execute them.
The highest and best authority in the land. Bend for
our liberal terms: also for our patent Bible ProspeOus.
Sent.Froe. PARMELEE & CO., Phila. Pa.
Juno 9,1899-3 m.
Administrator's Notice.
IfETTERS of Administration having been
granted to the undersigned upon the es
ta e o of Leander Culver, late of Elkland, deo'd,
all persons indebted to, el claiming against the
estate, must Bettie with' 1
R. T. WOOD,
1 ,DOLLY cuLviEß, } Admfts.
lElkland, June 18, 1889-Bt.ol
~: House and Lot for Sale;
easy walki distance of the Churches,
i f
SOUTH of M Usfleld, Tioga Co., Pa., within
k)
htato Normal Sc 001, &c . Mouse in good order,
good size and c nyeniont. Excellent well and
cistern water el se to the door. Lot 'contains
about li more, and has a nqmher of choice fruit
trees, grape-vines (ET. A pleasant and desirable
home. Will be sold at a low figure. Address or
inquire of J. N. BIXBY.
Mansflold,.June 9, 1869-tf. -
IMISSOLUTION. Notice- is hereby given
..,
that the ft-LutrttlersTtlit untie* . the Urn:
name of J. D. Dimon 14 Co,.
is this day dissol
ved by mutual consent and agreement. All
debts due said firm, and all claims against said
firm are to be received and paid by J. B. Dimon
and L. C. Bennet, who, alone are authorized to
colloot the same. J. B. DIMON,
L. C. BENNET,
G. W. FOSTER. r
The Flouring it Milling business will bo con
tinuell by the firm of Dimon A Bonnet.
Highest market price paid for all kinds of
grain &live - rod at the Mill, J. B. DIMON,
, L. C. BENNET.
,
Nile 4 Valley, June 13,18139--3 t.
HARDWARE, AND.,STOVES I
CONYERS & OSGOOD
TT AVE on hand and are constantly receiving
111 I at their
Hard* are Store_
every article flooded in this regiou• of country,
- iu tho
HARDWARE LINE.
SHELF HARDWARE, IRON STEEL,
' NAILS, MIDDLETOWN. ' AND
! ELMIRA SAWS,- ROPE,
Cooking, Self-Regulators and Coal
Stoves.
Home Companion,
and the justly aolobratnd
AMERICAN COOK STOVE,
T.IN -WARE •
atro pains will bo spared to moot the wants of
ouit customers.
CONVERS OSGOOD,
iVellsboro, Jan. 0, 1869, ly.
160,000 IBS. 11x0 WANTED.
or which the highest price will be paid at the
Juno 16, 1869
Administrator's Notice.
LETTERS of administration having been
granted upon the estate of Jared NeWell,
late of Union doo'd, all persons indobted to, or
claiming against said estato will eettlo with
Wm. M. NEWELL,
Union, Juno 23, 1869. 0 A.dm'r.
Wellsboro Wool-Carding Works.
SA. HILTBOLD wishes to inform the Pah
. lio that he is ready to do all business in
his lino with promptness and in a workmanlike
manner; and also that ho will keep cloth and
cash to exchange for Wool at his shop.
S. A. lIVILTSOLD.
June 2,1869-6 W
HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE-IN
Tioga, located near the centre of the
lago. House in good order, and.tho lot covered
with a' variety of cboico fruit trae,s. Fine barn
and good water. Worth $2,500, and willq . bo sold
at a cheaper tiguro. Inquire of
Tioga, June 2, 1869-2uo'
Executor's
TjETTERS Testa raentary having been granted
upon tho last will and,testament of John It.
Dickson, late of Charleston, dce'd, 'all persons
indebted to said decendent, or claiming against
the estate, must settle the same with Charles 11.
Marks, Wonshorough.
WILLIAM. J. 1t RTIY, Fm'„.
110 AZito A. N10.1101;8.
May 26, 1869-6 w.
Administrator's Notice.
JAETTERS of Adtninistratiun having been
granted upon the estate of Benjamin Cuer,
lato of Brookfield, dee% all persons indebted to
or claiming against the
B sant° must sottlo with
EN.lAblibt OVER,
Brookfield, Juno 9, 1899-Bcr, o Adm'r.
For Sale.
AMason it. Hamlin Cabinet Oogan. Five
Octave Sluglo Boca, for cash or on time.—
Inquire of J. B. Sliahel=peare, over John R.
Bowen's Store. April 7, 180—tf,
ASPLENDID stuck of Elid Gloves only $l,OO
at D.E2 LANO & 00.
April 14. 1809.
II
Store of
TOLES ct BARKER
S. M. GEBTI
II