11016 E MIATTER,S.
wEDNEsDAy, SEPT. 1, 1809
. New advertisements
Attornoy and Gonne°lor•at-Law—J. W. Adams.
Sicilian Hair Renewer—R. P. Hail,
I).
Premium List—Tioga Co. Agricultural Society
1 % , ,,11,641r0 Inhumed Agency—Smith l Mu.
.PEACII AND ICE CREAM FESTIVAII.
The ladies of the Baptist Sooiety will furnish an
Ice e r entnentertnirimuntevory evening this week,
st the Town Ilall.l
I'EssoNAL.---Tol. Emery's reply to
~igw3 xil lappear next. week.
'The poem; entitled—" The Brook," did not
twit this office until the outside had gone to
It will appear next week.
•cifoor„ —,The Wellsboro District
nli odeummoncos 'to-day under the, auspices Of
Mr. N.ll, Young, who taught so acceptably lalAt.
and MIFSCS Wright, of Farmington, and
{ocher, of Wellsboro—both teachers of ascer
tained cud fence.
SPLENDID — That halfbushel of early
a pples donated to the printer's of tho Agitator by
Mr. Richard Moore, of Delmar last week. There
,can't a poor apple in the lot, nor a wormy one.
May Pomona preside over his orchards and every
Tor be fruitful. The "D vil" will ho the dohor's
c ‘erlaEting friend.
•
Tii IsforEou.—Sdrinc of our citizens
, air the splendid meteor of Tuesday evening
,eck. The papers give glowing. accounts of the
.fight, and all agree substantially with the descrip
:m, given by theme who Saw it hero. The lu
minous dotal lasted a dozen minutes, or, there
,
atout, as seen from this point.
WELL, WELL!—llohl your breath,
r (14 is true : Mr. Artemus-Borden, of Charles
kit spring sowed ono bushel of Norway oats
2zy quarts, by measure) on 11 acre of ground.
La:t reek Mr. Borden harvested and threshed
do: crop, and on weighing the yield found that
'l,c had strenly-seven bushels and sixteen pounds of
cAt! That is 771-fold; and nobody can beat it.
Bradford county take notice.
'FALL OATS.—Mr. - Arthur Goodspeed
!Elk Run, Covington, has left with us two,
tools of oats from a field of 3 *acres, nutoborini
spires to the - stool, and measuring 6 feet in
eighth. Some of the heads measure 16 inches;
r,d though,the oats are of the common variety,'
hey are estimated• to produco from 60 to TO
Awls to the acre r . One selected Spiro measures
.rer seven feet. ,Mr. Goodspeed evidently has
land and knows how to make it produce.
CHABLESTON.—Wo are obliged to
Cosmopolite" for the following:
-As Mr. W. M. Clo'le, whois in the employ of
6eu. P. Card, at his mill on Hill's Creek, was re
:bring a chip, or some other obstruction, from
the gang, on Friday last, the stick ho was using
.t_r that purpose, was violently thrust against
his head by iho notion of tholuachinery, render
mg him insensible for tho sipace of two hours.
fly was supposed by all preS'pnt to he dying. A
I , ll3sician I was brought us soon as possible)
-uceeetled in resuscitating him, and I am happy
Le 1E now doing well, This is another warning
tho<e Woking about steam machinery. MIL) ,
he heeded:"
Ci B. EA.T STORM.-o eastern
tornships of this county were' vi ited by a fear
ful storm of wind, thunO, lightning, hail and
lan, Saturday afterao . e r n, 2Sth ult., Mr. A. Knit . -
fin, at Ward, inkiims us that the storm in that
toun•hip was.-violent beyond proCodent. Fences
sere ',rostra:tett; orchards, and tiinber uprooted
,r twisted off, and standing grain aid- flat. The
ightning was terrific and the rain deluging. A
hurch in Canton was struck by lightning, and a
,urn in Liberty was baldly damaged: Mr. Orrin
hitlin's farm, in Ward, sufferett most, though
tiitf & Whitman's farm was badly damaged.
Mr. Daniel Bristol, of Mainz,burg, was struck
lightning while at Fan Brook, and instantly
Fdle 1. The body .u,Y /uhril battle Sunttgy.
VI. I.:hark:4on, lightning r ;lrnelt Mr. F. U. Ely'B
.4 and killed two lioree. We hemr of no
in Chid hwaiity,
iottl) TEM PLA ItS.-- , -()fileerS of CON'
Lgn, Lodge for the current quarter :
11',1'.'1'.—l:. Rolibin= - T.— Mary Cleaver
-Ann Aicelzer Ar:-I;lspt--lra
S -11.trriel Itebitu.en ;
Ir.] , Chaplain-6. W. Kelt , : 111;trAtal--
:1 Me : Deputy—Esther Ito:tue; I. It.--
MEM
Ali. , II ti to I .lircy ; O. t I.•- Cll tiles Lev • 1:. II
---1:111,1iiir Johnson ; 11. tic A 11.11.11,.
11 11101'1 , of Crookekl Creek 1.(14.1ge •
ii.ecney ; V. T.--Cai rie frosty
1 4 .croary—'fliono Keeney ; F. S .--Benj.
-('llLyton Croft; Marshal—L. IV illcox ;
. 1 .,, ,l: Willcox ; evnuy ;
- !ley ; Kerm.y.
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I'EvsoNAT.,.---\\Te bad (,lipped a band
,,re6l,lllletw• promotion to
I'.num for - hip or 'lie Full Ilrotilt Coal emit
~ .,1 11,13 3 Corning paper, at added t lies et°
.'me appli;pr i iate comments, ter last ncet:t.
l a
'l sie eoli t v ,pirited atvay, lostrevr , r, and
to,,st the los t was discovered it was too late to
'll4 traveling public hill - he s-its ry to
• 31r. Koigilit, whose genial smile and , easy
reffilureil it n pleasure to voyrige oil his
Ile will carry to I is new position all) the
:11,1(st,i01 popularity and success, and while
*tgretting his retirement we rejoice in his pros
! erny. If anything could atone for his abscnce
might be the fact' that Conductor Way tills the
7 acancyJ l Conductor Shattuck takes the position
seated by Mr. Way. Tho public is fortunate in
r , asing, such Railroad officials.
Mr. Charles L. Siemens, of this Village hits re
,ored the appointment to a first-class lerkship
in 2e Treasury Department, Wasbingt 'in. Mr.
sioTeni; by education an{i expericifee, is fitted
i. , ..ieharge the duties of ' his place will' great
crew
t, being one of the most accomplished us
.,,iit.ints to be found anywhere, We congral4-
lite bun. . .
fio; , st .—" A Man's stomach,'' said a
:fiend to us the other evening, " is like a one
horse wagon. If you load it for two _horses it
sill break (lowa ; but if you put on the load it
was intended to:eatry it will last a dozen years."
A very lioutl illustration. This is tlti trying
u.asotx. Rot days anti cool, damp nights., want
tr e,peeially unfavorable to the preservation of
healtli unless great ears be observed. W ithout
inUnthog to interfere with the butcher's trade,
we roar - say that not too much Meat should Le
rattn non-a-days, and pot too "pinch pastry.—
Pgid breakfasts, in whieh ripoy'ruit plays `tn
iieportant part ; plain dinners, also largely r f
luted with ripe fruit ; and slippers in which a
cup of Idaek tea is morq , if not all,—this
vi ill lestretto for indoors workers. Alen
Mho work in the fields may of, more titan sNien
eary people with impunity. Some people are
mortally afraid of ripe app lep. 'They won't hurt
aayko,fy if eaten is ith breakfast or dinner ; they
are not so safe eaten licteen meals. Remember
that the one-horse, wagon will not carry a two
toad with safety. Iternernbcring that ; and
t forgetting that more clothes should be worn
at Light than during the day, and the chances
are that you wilt escape the more mortal ili.eareS
Which rage during variable summer weather.
—There are two sorts of ex tremists— Ex
tremiAs with reason, and extremists uit bout
reason. The farmer have common souse and the
latter ha% e nothing but brute passion The form
" ' l,, z Libor, with intelligence, to draw the
' ,, r 1, l out of the pit of ignorance and vice ; oie
41, ca),.. ~t oady as a clock, or as the revoluti 111 l of
the glebe. Vii may leave thew to-day and re
turn (eerily Scars hence, and find them still
w "hicg for progress in the van. The latter At"
are ‘iolettt and obstreperous, aroiFivik and (oar
)
'ku'ne, an I hate all men who do not agree With
ttiem• you know where they aro to-dliy, but no
:tan it pres dent enough to Fay where they will
tt to-morrow. They are not to be depended up
',s because moved by passion instead of reason
and healthy impulse 'You can eco a type of the
former class in novae° greoloy, and you may rco•
ognin a typo of the latter class in Andrew John
sun. Thu former was radical and aggressive,
but uvgent to have the rebels treated like human
beings. Johnson breathed threatenings and
slaughter against the disarmed rebels, and ended
by falling into theit arms, the veriest rebel of
them all. Greeley was willing a few of the lead
ers should be tried, convicted and punished;
Johnson was clamorous for the death of every
traitor. You may see this thing demonstrated
every day, in various ways other than thoso re
lating to the rebellion. When will men' learn
that to be an extremist does not involve being a
Stuidd brute? • i t
writer'in Harper's Bazar is treating every
weog upon "Manners upon the Road." Some-
hues ho , hils the Dail 611 the bead, but oftener be
doseiet. Ho has not yet shown up tho boor who
crowds your - wagon into tho ditch when the road
is broad enough for the use of both. Nor that
other flip:aim:ll, guilty cur, who to - your morning
salutation returns a sullen stare. Nor that Cad s
compustiof : heariAliness and gloom, who heats
and swears.. at his horses in tin" preseneo of do
(Tot people: Nor that pitiable creature who'
lirawls upon the Streets whilo quiet folks go
about their business. If the Bazar utan would
do his specks a signal service we can think of
no better or surer way than in the foregoing di-
cetions
MANSFIELD. Henry Allen, Esq.,
has become sole oWner of tho propertyd lying on
the south side of Wellsbere St., and west of M. L;
Clark's store, having purchased it from Mrs.
Davis and Mrs. Holley.
The street leading from Main street to the
State Normal, called Seminary Avenue has been
made some eighteen feet wider, which is quite an
id/prevenient.
I see that Murdaugh, Pitts Bro. are draw
ing the material on the ground for erecting a
bui ding on Sherwood street. Let it be a nice,
one, that it,maykompare with its location.
A serious accident occurred at the gymnasium
of the State Normal on last Thursday by which
Daniel Holden, son of J. A. Holden was -very
badTy injured. While ho vas swinging on some
ropes attached to a large timber in the top of the
building, the timber, having become seasoned,
was moved from its place, and fell,
.striking him
on tho head, and from thence broke through - the
door beneath. 11 1 / 4 . Holden was taken up for
dead, but is fast„ recovering.
Ilusinel , .s, generally, is becoming more brisk
TionA.—l still find many little items
that may be of.interest to sonic of tho readers of
the Ay i iptor, among them you will find that the
cove bridge on M'ellAoro st., has been restrung
and replaulied in a creditable manner.
P. ticrardy's story, "Centurine" is to appear
in the "Western World new paper. Tioga can
claim this rtory as an adopted child. It was
written in French by Mr. Iterardy, and translated
in a treholarly manner by Mary P. Sherman.
Our moneyed citizens have held a meeting in
reference to the removal of Om county seat, and a
heavy gun may he expected that direction.
Dr. A. Humphrey has Bono to Detroit to ho
abtent three or Nur week.R.__
G. W. Sweatland, lailor, - has gone to New
York to replenish his stock of clothing.-
E. Bayer an ived front Brooklyn on Monday,
the 23d. -
Mrs. Quin Wellington, of Coining, has been
sojourning with her friends hero for the last few
weeks. -
Commissioner Van Ness has made an inspection
of the Berry bridge, with the intention of repair
ing the same.
A %cry modest ranee has been built fronting
St. Ai crew's chapel. The chapel is expected to
he ready for d.•dieatcry services in about two
mouths. •
'Pilo Gunton (Wind) Brothers, gave a roiree,
Bay.letl's Hall on 'ruk•ilay eve.
The festivals given by the Good Teleplays
tt•t re a stweess, The ladies who are
thus L•tboring lin• the good caw.. deserie the
highestemmneutati.ut from the lodge or ' l ,vbi,th
they oro metehm.i.
The remodeled borough sehool will commence
on Monday the :fifth of Augmd, tinder the :miier
him! of IL M. lienle Mr. Itceles is known to
he sielive. CIWYgI tie onto, and if aided by the
school officers be will give the school a system:it h.:
••reconstruction."
'Hazlett has razed "Parr's hotel" to the illonntl,
laud is badly in need of ikgiv sign: Soule hotels
' Piave staggering sign , ahottt the F tr,etF, hot
t:eorge does not. ;- , inith keel's a fi rst etas meatmamhet,
team ket, oi‘lei hotel, awl rf.t.ly livery.
N.. 11.1111 i": 4 llappil• 113, cnhl lot un
W:dittli ,t , ti) 17111
I'h , ctticutcnt kll llll3Cnhan tliflicnllica lilts
again t.poit..l qadttrith that i•lathl.
Villl N 3,1111: V. it I 111. i ho lAll ' lllll in Itiniidling his
ritt"itt of stigni ;-11,Johe.
E. Ilayet is laying a long otreleh of pump logs
for his launerv. and a ill r built: a new dam
at the
John Pielcptims, ono ij Uncle Saints rcgular-,
in Inuun Irutn on a furlough. Ile
r e ports s,p)e vot of lo he iu
halt 1.A110,11
F. E., Soli(IC • Lnv ~Mee is Applooeldog crania:-
1i tool, hough some ilaVe appl 0/CII6IOIIS 11:It I S
1 , .1111 , 13 CM) 1, not -Mint upon a rink.'
Tho almve I, -Stiold,y's" Mgt article at:, "Titig:t
local." lam compelled to leave the "scene ut
net ion - and pitch toy lent in another chine.
My eonnee-tion nigh the A 9 itutor Inos liven Most
pleasant, anal it any one leas been ()trended, or
tial , hoyn, ht• teas not the intention or the
writer.
I ant i`tolebltil to this community for many
v..rp and .1, indne.-3:us, im(l part with you teluct-
:Linty. Though 1. am unable to usher in a
"Regular" as did ''Aceitiental," 1 truilt the va
t alley tstli Lt' tilled by one better grattlied.
1 kill Lid my Friend, of thn town and county
Ly quoting the elosingl agraph of H. W.
-.Norwwtl.": "Awl if you, too. reader,
Mt livl n 1111111111 to 11•at•e ("Snobbleten")—
w wewl, I :10111 be lejnieeti uml repaid for ell
my trouble. I we, ecce,:ittrils,
Iwir Ex Local, SNOBBLETON.
We 'egret to lose tile terviees of our collet-Tom
dent. Ile has done as much to insrease the ardor
of improvement in the i'illago_of Tioga as any
citizen thereof. Many have suggested some more
pretensions writing, but "Snobbleton" has very
e( arly obeyed orders in picking up "unconsid
ered trifles" of ne•wsl. If tome one will take up
the cotrespondence and carry-it on wo shall be
glad of it. Meanwhile our ex-local has our best
wishes for health and success in the western home
to which his feet tend.
To SPORTSMEN.—Tne present gaine
laws of Pennsylvania are briefly digested by a
contemporary thus , :
Deer cannot he killed or taken except from the
let of September to ilhe :flst of December.
Grouse or Pheasants can be Aut front the Ist
of August to the `4oth of December.
Partridges can only be kill( d from the Lt of
October to the 20th of December.
Wild turkeys can be hunted from the let of
October to the Ist of Januaty.
Squirrels and rabbits may be shot front the LS
of August to the first of January.
s'Woodeock front the 4th of July to the 15th of
November.
Inst etiverow 'hints, which includes the rob
' his, ate prohibited to be shot at any time, and it
is illegal to rob. the nests of ant birds of all
kinds.
Trout can he Mica for with hook and line
only,“luring the onintlis of April, May, June and
July.
Sunday shooting or hunting is prGbibited un
tier a lien,vr penalty.
- Tr .(t• • , are entirely Fail)
ited.
Possei,ion of fish or other gaunt out of season,
i:.. :.nlli eient to eon% iet the phrty, even if they
%%ere put ehased. ~
. The penalties vary from $5 to $lO.
Pnii half the fine goes to the informer, and sty
on[: eon% ieted and refusing to pay the tine, Sea
to flail fin• ten days• .
The Septembi r Pooom Itl articles by the fol..
lowing author:, :
H. C, Lea, igts. Hav.4,ln no, Conens, Cal.
Dodge, Mrs. Cheeshro. Prof. De, Vero, Fenimore
Cooper, V invent Colyor, Stoddard, and
,Bayard
Taylor. It 6 a very readable number. _
T. s. Arthur Fon, Philadelphia, publiah
three inagaiines eminently calculated to make
the us orld Letter. The "Home Magazine" con
tains all that i.t needful in fashions, patterns, and
lalley uot6, tort-tier ttith talcs and sketches.
which, though 1111 . l'il" sensational, are instructive
and entertaining. "Inlee a month," a beautifully
printed nolgaxitio of Iliune, Foreign, and nrigkOnl
literatuie, uhen bound will form an attractive
Look in any prit ate It has a F alit]
story----The of Taxhary,"—Worth thrice
the cost of the inagayine, %%Adel) is only 4 , i. "The
Vhildren's Hour — is one of the hibst fascinating
of the nuottlilie provided for children, its illus
tration (wing gents of the ilcsigne and graver's
art. The eltildrea who read this lit tlo magazine
will grow better Its they, grow older. $1. 9 5 per
year.
DEMORUST'f4 YOUNG AunntrA.—This excellen
little periodical ift . constantly adding to its repu
tation, and is certainly the most sensible, prae
. . . . . .
fiord, and best edited of all the juvenile magazines.
It is not-composed, lige some others; of - a - certain
ntimbor of stilted articles, but.it enters right into
the
o
interests, and oaf:ovations , of . its
y groederstnd patrons; allows them to speak
rerun sympathies,
thomsolves, and stimulates them . .wonderfully
to activity of thought an _expression, We con
sider it the hest investment of $1.50 that any pa
rent ean mko. Published at 833 Broadway, N. Y.•
:Tun PIIR • NOLOGICAL jOL for September
l
contains th portraits and biographies. of John
Itogeitr, the designer and modeler of the ' well
i t
known "Ito its Groups ;" ' Jos. - A. Wright, ox
governor of Indiana, and late Minister to Prussia;
Von Baer the Russian Naturalist; Vinhie Ream,
the Washington Sculptress; be'sidea interesting
a6iolos illustrated and otherwilso,'on. Heads largo
and small; Personal Beauty; St Mark's Cathe
dral at Venice; Apoplexy, or the Philosophy
-of
Sadden Death ; the Rhinoceros ; Controversy,
its Uses and abuses; Life Saving Apparatus;
True Relation of the Sexes; kvisit to a Cloister,
or the Ape men, by Carl Vegt; Presentiments,
etc. Price 30 cents, or $3 it year. S. R. Wells, -
Publisher 389 Broadway, Nevp York.
'Hugh 'Voting 4;. Co., have all the Magazines at
leir Bookstore.
'ln 'Munny's Musimu for August, Miss,Aleott,
the editor, relates, with her singular power of
hilet aind vivid description, a pathetic experience
of 1101.'11080W life during the late war. Iter
story of "An Old-Pash. Oirl" is continued,
introducing Polly tosow fashions, Madam
Chuck and her Family" will please the little
folks, while "writing Composition" and, "Mario
Antoinette" arc instructive and interesting. In
addition to this pleasing variety, we have a
charming poem by Miss Prescott, the usual
Monthly Chat, Puzzle-Britwor, 'he.; the whole
handsomely illustrated- and melt printed. $1,50
, a year. Single numbers, 15 as,
Ilottext: 11 Fur-Lun, Publisher,
14,11romfield Street, Boston.
CORNING.—The .Tournal says: "John
Vaughn, of Knoxville, N. Y., W3B kicked by a
horse last week, and died next tiny." Tho Jeer
not mon disposed of 1000 dies in ono day with
"fly paper." 'We always knew that a Doctor
could slay hie thopeatide.
BOY LOST.—About the first of May
last, a little boy 10 years old, namod John An
drew Colo, left Fields' Station, on the Pennsyl
vania Central R. It., about eighteen miles from
Williamsport, PA, saying he was "going to
Buffalo, to find his Pa." Since that time his pa
rents Intro been unable to obtain any trace of
him. Ills residernee is in North New Berlin,
Chenango Co. N. Y. The boy has a" largo, soar,
caused by a burn, on ono of his arms. go has
blue oyes. He has a hole for an.ear ring, in the
upper part of ono (Allis ears. Any, person giv
:mg information of his whereabouts will confer a
favor upon ; his parents. Address James Bole, at
North New Berlin„Clienango Co. N. F. •
"REG ULA IL"
RELHIpuB.- 7 -Tlie pttstor of the BO
tkst church will commence a series of sermons
on the Milli and practice of the Baptist denomi
nation, on Sunday evening, next. The first in
order will ho the inspiration of the scriptures.
jrg- JUVENILE CONCERT at Baptist Hal
Wednesday Evening, Sept. I, under the lead o
Prof. LONA:. Go and hear the children.
3 c-a c:tcs it 1 33 IA iss i wt. e. Ist gsi .
FHOWE, Jr.,' first Premium Sewing Mn
4 , chino for sale in Wollsboro, by
Oct. 28, 1868-2 t. A. FOLEY.
Sell 00 . 1, 800 IC!4- The Sanders Union Series.
Tho peopte of the township of Delmar are.
hereby notified that the Sellout Directors' of that
township have by resolution adopted—
The Sanders Union Series of Readers and
Speller.
The Itobinson series of Arithmetics.
At vary low' introductory terms. The First
Reader to ho exchanged even for Osgood's or the
old Sander's First Reader..
The other hooks furnished at low exchange
rates, with or without the old books. These
terms can be learned. of any of the teachers or
school direeturs of the township, or by inquiring
at the Book Store of l I ugh Young & Co t ., Wollsboro.
People desiring to avail themselves of these liberal
offers can do so for ninety days from this date,
that is, until Aug. 20, LS69.
Teachers in the several districts of Dehnar are
requested to send or leave their names at the
Book Store of livart YouNn k
m A 1 2 . v ly .Ato-po,tucrov‘. cimrleFton,
Aug. 5, 11 Rev. C. A. Stolle, Mr. - William c,„
Marvin, a Cliarlestm), and Miss Nettie Mich,
'Fiaga.
AVII,COX—PFVFS.—In East Charleston, at
the house of (1. \V. Pitts, by T. D. Elliott,
Mr. Everatil Wilcox, of Mansfield, and Mies
Maly E. Pitts, of East Charleston.
sco-I'T —BRACE.—In Ellcland, Aug. 9, at the
iIIJUSO. Oil, Fred Calyur, by N. Strait, Mr. L.
W. Scott, of Elhland, aud IlieF L. . liraco, of
We:A.l'lo4.
S PLC I AI, I N - uricEs.
STATE NORPIAL SCHOOL,
MANSFIF:f.I), PENIRRYLVANIA.
mil E next term of 'this Institution will coin
merle° Wednesday, Sept. let 186:1.
For Catalogues—address Prof. Chas. 11. Vor
ril, Mansfield, Tioga County Pa.
Jnly 7, 1869-tf.
At ; lifusliA HALL'S
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lion for tho Hair ever'offared to the public to
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and create a now growth whore it has fallen off
from disease or naturrq;doettyr,
An who use it are unanimous in awarding i
ho praise of being the best Bair Dressing ex
ant..
Our traatssei on tho Bair soritfiee-liy Mail.
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Sopt. 1, 1 Btlo.
TILE 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 fel low•sufferers the means of eure.
To all who desire it. ho will send a copy at the pro
scriptlou used (free of charge,) with tho directions for
preparing and !wing the same, which they will find a
sear CURE reit CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, de.
The object of the advertiser in sending the Proscrip
tion is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which ho conceives to be invaluable; and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing, and may Provo a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please address
llev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Icings County, N. Y.
May 26, ISO9-Iy,
A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years' from NM.-
eons Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effectstof
youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of suffering hu
manity, send free to all who need it, the receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy by which 'he
WON cured. Sufferers 'wishing to profit by the adver r
t bier's experience, can do BO by addrutrling in perfect
confidence, 301 IN B. OGDEN.
May 213, , No. 42 Cedar Street, New York
ATTORNEY AND CO UNSELOR-AT•LAW,
Tioga county,. Pa. Collections
promptly attended to. [Sept. 1, 1869.
WM. 11. AIINISTIRING
Aug. 4.18604 y
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NotiCe to ColleetoFS.
OOLLECTOItS of the taxes for 1860 are re
queAted to be prompt in collecting up their
duplicates And paying over tho Fame by the Ist
of September. liy i so doing not less than $lOOO
can be t•avell to the county.
'Aug, 1, 1869. 11. C. BAILEY,
Co. Treasurer.
Rouse, .CS, Lot for Sale.
.A:0901.) Mown and barn, on a lot of two
tierce, within ten minutes walk of the'
our house, WellAoro, is offered for sale. Tn
quiro of John I. Mitchell, Esq., Welishore.
Aug. 25, Isn97ts.
V 10 DEBTOItS.—AII persons indebted to me
nro requested to call and settle nt once.
All accounts with me - before the now firm was
formed must bo closodup without delay.
WILLIAM ROBERTS.
Welleb.oro i Aug.-20, 186 Q,
SEWING _MACHINES.
MA 11,11:1AC4It;S
VEGETABLE!sICI
HAIR
.2?-I".,ItIEWER
preticht tlic Ittirrront faliing out
TO CONSUMPTIVES,
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
JnO. m. Adams,
Armstrong & Linn,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
WILLIAMSPORT, PENN'A
John 11• ; .4fees.
Grocery
AND PROVISION STORE,
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lu
Mozart Block, let door below Converge & Oe
o.ood's Dry Goode Score.
Come to John R. Rice
If yon want to get some good Rice,
Only ono stinting por pound
But you will not fOul pr/111840y or mine,
Nor any other ooniponnd.
But Teas, Teas, of the very best,
Hero you will find aslarge hen's'nest;
Cloves, cinnamon and candy, •
liero you will find everything handy.
Flour, Flour, of every grade and Idnd,
And prices to suit all mankind;
So there will be no grumbling,
While the barrels in and out will be tumbling
'Crackers, Tobacco, and Allspice,
Dried .Reaf, and pugar l oured Mann;
If I 8011 to you onco I can twice,
'So °Latin woman and Man.
So give me a call both groat and small;
And I will tryst° suit you all;
But if you uall in here by chance,
Do not forgot to bring a few stamps,
•Kerosono Oil and vinegar,'
Coleman's Mustard and Ginger;
And Soap the boat at'ten cents 'a bar, • •
And fine Salt for butter, the boat by fur
Here is where you will find,
Brown's Glass cleaning Polisb,
Tliat . wlll last until everything is demolished
August 25, 1869—tf.
T • IP. DONALDSON s a candidate for
tf • tho office of Protbon 'tory, subject to the
decision of the RepublloanlConvention of Tioga
County. [Mr. Donaldson's pledge of May 10th
1869 j„ ' . . • •, •
TO THE VOTERS OF TIOGA COUNTY.
HAVING bcen - liolicited by many of my Re
publican frlends front all parts of the
county, to become anindePendent . candidate for
the office of Prothonotary, I have conoluded to
yield to their requests, and Without offering any
further reasons for doing 80,1 now announce
myself as a candidate for that office.
Aug. 18, 1869. j J. F. D °Malan 01.
Patent' noopng.'
I
HAVE bought the right to use the Patent
Elastio Roofing in Tioga County, and am
now propamd to put on roofs cheap and in good
workmanlike manner. This roofing is,fire and
water proof. I rotor to Messrs. Wright & Bai
ley,.Tolos S Barker, and C. L..Willoos, whore
samplob can be seen and roofs in use.
MOSES WINGATE.
Wellsboro, Aug. 11, 1849—tf.
House and Lot for Side,
OUTII of Mansfield, Tioga Co., Pa., within
onsy walking distance of the Churches;
State Nor al School, &c. House in good order;
good size and convenient. Excellent well and
cistern water close to the door. Lot contains
fthout II acre, and has a number of choice fruit
trees, grnpo-vinos /N. A pleasant and desirable
home. Will ho sold at a low figuro. Address or
inquire off J. N. BIXBY.
Mansilelci, June 9, 1869-tf.
r i ll iX3o GFM!
M. M. SEARS, PROPRIETOR.
WHERE delicious Teo Cream, French Con
fectionary, all kinds of fruits in their
season, a mice dish of Tea, Coffee, or Chocolate,
and Oysters in their season—can be had at all
hours, served in the best stylet Next door be
low Roberts & Bailey's Hardware Store, Main
Street.
IVellsboro, Aug. 4, 1869.
TN Deerfield township, Tioga County, Pa.,
miles from Knoxville and 2i miles from Oeo-
Oill, on the road leading from Riser settlement to
the river. Said farm contains, 106 acres, 130
acres improved; is table land, and lies hand
somely; has,4o acres of meadow which 'flan bo
mowed with a machine; is welt watered, and
well adapted to dairying purposes; has many
tine springs; timber hemlock, beech, and.maplo.
Comfort:At.
viancd td/ r A t . , „w w .. eef 9.t feet square, a 30x40
oarn, ca /en,. raintry nr. -
young apple orchard thereon. •J:orins easy. Ap.
ply on the promises, or address, at Oceola.
July 7, 1809-tf. MORRIS SEELEY.
NEW STRING GOODS
tEGUI, A TOR,
CORNING. N. Y:
WE have just rocoivtl' a largo stock of
f 3 tillable for tho Spring trade, to
which tvo'dopiro to call the attention of the pee-,
pie of Tioga County. In
DOMESTIC. GOODS,
FANCY DRESS GOODS, POPLINS,
SILKS, SHAWS, COTTON AND
BOOTS AND SHOES,
wo have a full assortniont on Inspootion of Goods
and prices that will satisfy the ol4iSest buyers
that this is the lilacs to make their pm:amiss. In
Grocery Department,
we have everything needed to make a complete
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
We have also just received a large lot o
direckfrom the Importers; of entirely new pa
tern, very neat, and ebettpoi than over offered i
' this market before.
Do not fail to look through our stock boforo
making purobases.•
Corning, March 22, 186i1,—ly.
Farm for Salo I
AT T FIB
WOOLEN GOODS,
for mon and boys' wear
Caipets, &c., &c.,
assortment of
CROCKERY,
NEWELL 4' OWEN
'CJICW 3MirLACA3
ART GALLERY,
Is the placo to Set. Your PHOTOGRAPHS. Now
and RtiatioS o 9 l34 o. • Tho now Cabinet also mado
in any position. ! . . npr; 1 ,1869.
LArgestStoek of Frames
In 'flop Nputtly for-imie - at:tho lowest prices, at
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" • • CLAY KING'S
April 14,!1869. ' Art Gallery, ;
Ai. 11. EASTMAN,
7741.4 DENTIST
4 1 A'..o
Artificial tetith from ono to an °Miro set insert
ed at short nodes on any plate desired.
Teeth extracted without pain—proved by
scores of witnesses, at the aloe. Special 'atten
tion :given i to the treatment and filling tho
natural teeth. , All_work warranted at !give and
lot live prides."
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July 28,1889.:
NHS' SPRING GOODS
AT the PEOPLES' STORE
CORNING, N. Y.
I F you want the beet AMERICAN PRINTS in
maaket for 123 cents per yard, and other
Goods in proportioti. If you -want any
Dress Goods or Shawls.
(
I R you want any
Cloths •or Cassimeres,
by the yard or made to order In the most ap
proved style. If yoa want, any
Carpets,
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call whore you can Jnd 70 rolls to select from
In short, if you want anything in
OREIGN .& DOMESTIC GOODS
at lin Ipwpst - Triaes. Call at the
PEOPL iS' STORE,
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where prieellaki unifo n and tow, whore honesty
and fair healing is th motto; , and if you want
any
"1'30.1 3 1..,
25 per cent lees than you can buy elsewhere,
call on the agents of the
GREAT E. S. TPA COMPANY,
and be convinoed,
Como and see for yourselves. Store directly
opposite tbo Dickinson House.
Corning, Morel 31, 1889
Wilson tt, VanValkenburg's
No. 2 - Union* Block. is
the place where the crowd go to find
THE NEW SPRING STYLES
POPLINS, GRENADINES, LAWNS,
ORGANDIES, * PIQUES, CHINTZS,
PERCALLES, GINGHAMSi
DELAINES & PRINTS, ALL STYLES,
FACTORY'S,' SIIEETINGS, BLEACH
ED AND UNBLEACHED MUSLINS.
rrooP SKIRTS,
of ovory description, DRESS TRIMMINGS and
BUTTONS of all kinds; also tho largest and
the pest assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING
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over brought into Tioga County. Remember
the place, and call before purchasing.
No have selected our stook with great care'
and notify gentlemen that in
LIGHT CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, LIN
ENS, FARMERS' SATINS, GAI
TERS,.BS SUMMER WEAR
of e , Ory dodoription we can't be boat.
Thankful for past patronage, and by strict at
tontion to business we'hopo to share a continu
Once of tho same,
WILSON dc VAN VALKENBURG.
Wollsboro,May 19, 1869-tf
Hr. H. R. Phillips,
NYMOMOVI MUM
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MTIE undersigned respectfully announces to the
citizens ref surrounding coun
try that ho ip poinianently located at this place:
lie is fully jrcpared to do all kinds of
DENTISTRY,
in the higlios . t style, of the art. , Srtisfaetion
guarratiteed. Oftlee over Seotiirs Drug Store.
Fine Photographs can ho had over the Drug
Store. If. R. PHILLIPS.
Westflohl t iPa., June 30, 1860-Iy.
100,000
\ LBS. WOOL TINTBD
for lvtich the highest prioo will be paid at. the
Store of
Juno 16, 1869.
No. 18, MAIN STREET,
w4LLspoRO, PA
SMITII & WrE
TOLES & BARRER.
This space was sold
to Mothers, but ow
ing to the rush of bu
siness he cannot 'use
it.
C-C-B-&-F
COME TO
T. L. BALDWIN-gr. CO'S
TIOGA, PA
and see a nice stock of Goode for tiro
Spring & Summer Trade
such as
ZILIM 312,E aaama
—all styles, colors and patterns—
ALPACAS, POPLINS, CAMBRICK
FRENCH. JACONETS, ORGANDIE `,
PEQUAS, VERSAILES, BLACK
, AND COLORED SILKS,
&c., &c.
BEAUTIFUL SUDIDIER SHAWLS
and a largo assortment to Foloct from.
CLOAKS READY-MADE, AND CLOT
TO MAKE MORE, ALL KINDS OF
LININGS, FRINGES, TASSELS
&(.1 , TO TRIM DRESSE§r
OR SACQUES.
—Our stock of--=
YANKEE NOTIONS
oan ° t, be lent. It keeps up with everything the
Yankees have thought of so far
HOOP SKIRTS, BALMORAL SKIRTS,
- CORSETS, .&C,
R—O—lei—A—N
mazmauEem
too numerous to mention; but will say that you
will seldom find so large an assortment to soleet
from in a country store, and clear down to the
BOTTOM - FIGURE
Wo also keep a largo assortoacint of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
in suits, and parts of suits. Should we fail to
suit you'with ready-made, we have Cassimore,
and -
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A TAILOR TO CUT AN.O FIT
and Shoes,
Boot
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, Carpontore' Tools.
A GENERAL STOCK OF
GROCERIES,
Fresh. TEAS aro lower than at any time since
the war. Did not go to Juba to buy sugar, and
so have some cheap. We are agents for the
E. HOWE SEWING MACHINE
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Farmers, if you want tools to work with drop in.
SALT, LIME, PLASTER, PORK, FLOUR
Lime, Cayuga Plaster, &c.
Butter tubs, Pails. Firkins, and Ashton salt to
Bator with, All kinds of 'Farm Produce want
ed. Prices can't ho boat.
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T. L. J3ALDWIN do 00
pogo, Pa., May b, 1869.
higliam's Woolen Mills
DEERFIELD, PA.
MBE subscribers will p• y Cash, Pall-Cloth,
Cassimoros, Planuels, t a., !co., for Wool.—
They also manufacture as Baal—
TO ORDER, OR SHARES,
to suit eustotnora. All work warranted at; rop
resented. Thoy invite particular attention to
which are warranted in every respect. Partien
lat attention given to
ROLL - CARDING
CLOTH 13RESSING.
INGIIAM'S largo stock of Oassimoros, &c., 25
per cent loss than any competitors, and warrant.
ed asiepresented.
INGIIAMS minufacture to order, and do all;
kinds of Roll-Carding and Cloth Droning, andi
defy competition.
INGIIAMS havo as good an assortment o
Full Cloths, Cassimeres, Stot,l
and give more for Wool in exohane than i any
other establishment. Try them and,satisfy Your
selves.
INGIIAMS wholesale and retail at the Cow
anesquo Mills, 2 miles below Knoxville.
Our Cloths aro warranted, 'and sold by the
following persons:
DLLANO Jr, CO.. Weßsboro . , Pa.
T. L. BALDWIN A: CO,, Tioga, Pa.;-
J. C. BEINNETT, quvington, Pa.
100,000 Pounds of Woo
JOSEPH INGHAM k SONS
Decrfwl,l, JOOO :10, ISG9-1.1.
L-E
Fresh Goods Received Weekly
X _ool' i 4 ND gErtGni,
Converse & Osgood
cep ennatantly un liana n largo z.toeli of genera
MERCHANDIZE
GOODS AS REPRESENTED. * NOT
Jitn. 6, 1863.-jy. CONVERSE, s OSGOOD
The undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens of Ting'n and vicinity that ho has
just opened a
Watch and
__Jewelry
establishment in Borden's Drug Store, and is
prepared to execute all dors in his lino of
business with despatch and in the best of man
ner.
ALL WORK WARRARITED,
S. WILE
Tiogai, Feb. 21, 1869.-If.
EAST CIIIA.RLICTON
WOOL CA.IIIG,
HAVING purchased tho wool carding works
of Molt k Whitney, the subscribers aro
now prepared to card wool into rolls promptly
and in the beet manner. Persons coming from
a dithanco:and wishing to carry their rblls home
with them the same day will be accommodated.
The charge for carding is based upon the weight
of the rolls, and not upon that of the crude
wool.
Satisfaction guaranteed. We have a first-class
machine and plenty of power to drive it.
July 27, 1:369-4m
Plaaa.c:o -M"-"cortqatS6
ORGANS AND MELODEONS
FOIL sale by I. O. HOYT. 'Haines Brothers
Pianos, Chickerings, Steinways, and Steck'e•
liintermister's Organs and Melodeons, and Ma
son & Ilamlin's Organ. Those are alltirst.elass
Instrumento: Baying the experience of many
years in Musical Instruments, 11 d tuning the
same, I can offer greater inducements to custo
mers of Tinga County than any other dealer in
Northern Pa. Every io.ltrument l is warranted
for five years. For fali particulars Fee Illustent
od.Cataloline. I. O. HOYIT.
Mansfield, Pa., Match 3,1869-1 y
A P. CONE baiting laid off his land on
Stato Street ,into town lots now offers.
them for sale on reasonable terms.
Wellston°, April 28, ISli9.
At- STEAM Engine I; Boiler, and all the gear
iog for an up and down Saw.
• JOHN 4. BOWEN.
Wellaboro, Juno 23, 1862.-tf.
IMI
their Water Proof
CASVIIERES,
AND 1
Wanted.
Dry GoodN
Fresh Groceries!
CROCKERY:
Hats and Caps.
De it remembered, that
TO BE UNDE RSOLD.
WATCHES
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12
I t" 7125-.,
W 4 IA V 4 M N 2 4; !
MOORE & BACON
State, Street Lots
leor (Arai%
To tho cvanors at Unp4tonted &mds.
SURVEYOR GENERAL'S OFFICE, 1 -
HAttnisnona, PA., May 25, 1869.
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IN obedience o an Act of Assembly, approved
tho eighth day of April, one thousand eight
hundred and six ty - nine, you aro hereby notified
that the " County Land Lion Docket;' contain
ing tho list of -ilnpatontod lands for Tloge. Co.,
prepared under tho Act of Assembly of the
twentieth of M y; one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-four, and the supplement thereto, has
this day been forwarded to the Prothonotary at
tho county, at whose office it may be examined.
The lions can only bo liquidated by the payment
of the purchase money, interest and foes, and
receiving patent, through this Department
Proceedings by the Attorney General have beat}
stayed for ono year from 'this date, in order thi!'t
parties may obtain their patents without addl . -
tional cost. 1 JACOB M. CAMPBELL, -
• ' Suryoyer General.
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WANTED--AGENTS For Prof Parso,n'S
Laws ot Business.
With full Directions and Forms for all Transaction& in
awry State. by TLIEOPULLOS Pattsorts, L. L. D., Professor
of Law in llarvard University. . A New Book for Every
body. Explaining avery kind of contract and legal ob.
ligation, and showing how to draw and executo the&X.
Tho highest and best authority in tho land. send for
our llburnt terms: also for our patent Bible Prospootto.
Sent Free. PARNIELEE dr.CO., Philo. Pa.
JUTIO 9, 1869-3ra. .
Administrator's Notice.
LETTEIIS of Adminletration having been
granted to the undersigned upon the es
tato of -Leander Culver, Into of Elkland, deo'd,
all persons indebted to, or claiming •agalnst the
estate, must aottlo with
R. T. WOOD,
DOLLY CULVER, } Admr's.
Elkland, Juno 16,1869-13 t..
HARDWARE 'AND STOVES r
CONYEItS & OSGOOD
HAVE on hand and are constantly receiving
II it at their
Hardware Store
every article needed in this regibit - lof country,
in the
HARDWARE LINE.
SHELF HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL
NAILS, MIDDLETOWN AND
ELMIRA SAWS, ROPE,
srrov]Es,
Cooking, Self-Regulators and Coal
Stoves.
Rome Companion,
and thd justly oalabratud
11111111EIN COOK STOVE, j 7
• TIN-WARE
No pains will bo spared to moot the wants of
our customers._
CONVEES dc OSGOOD.
Wells . oto, Jan. 6, 1869, ly.
FIE AMERICAN
BU, ON-HOLE 0 rER-SEAMING
AND SEWING MACHINE.
THEgreatest invention and tho best sewing
Machine in the uorld. It has no equal a$
a Family Machine. And
INTRINSICALLY THE CHEAPEST
It is really two machines in one by a simple
and beautiful mechanical arrangement, making
both the Shuttle or' Lock-stitch and the'Over
seaming and Button-hole stitch -with equal fa
cility and perfection. _
ICoxecutos in the very best manner every va
riety of sowing, Such ns
HEMMING, FELLING, CORDING,
TUCKING, STITCHING,
BRAIDING AND
QUILTING, GATHERING and SEWL
ING ON,
and in addition OVER-SEAMING. Embroiders
on the edge and makes beautiful Button and
Eyelet-holes in all fabrics. Every Machino is
warranted by the Company or its Agents to givo
ont fro satisfaction.
For ftirther information inquiro of F. KINOz.S-
LEY, at R. C. Bailey's in Morris . Run '
or of MO.
S. K. EVERETT, four doors - south of the Depot
near R. Farr'a Hotel, Mossburg, where the ma
chine may be tried, and instructions received in
using the Machine, by all those wishing to buy.
P. KINGSLEY, Agent.
Morris Run, I'a., Juno 9,1869-3 m. a
Wm. Rinkle, )111 Common Plens of Potter Co., do
cs. r ‘ 12' Feb. Term 1889. Foreign Al
Chas. Dnsbor. j tat:butt:o
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The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, To
the Sheriff of said enunty °reeling :
L. S
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W e command you that you attach Chas
Bushor, late of four
_bailwick, Yeoman by
all and singular his goods and chattels, lands and Ina
meats, rights and credits, in whose hands or posses ion
meter the same maybe, found so that he be and apj,eor
before our Judges, at Coudersport, at at Court of (3 in
mon Pleag there to be held the 15th dayhf Febrn, ry,
A. D. 180, there to answer Wm. Raddoehf a plc, of
debt, damages fifteen thousand dollars end also, that
you 611111111 On to be4noraPpear be M.°
our said court at the same time aud place, to answer
what shall be objected against him and abide the judg
ment of the Court therein, and have you then and
theie this writ.
Witness the lion. Robert U.White, President Judge
of our Court. at Coudersport this 10111(111y of February
A. D. 1869. • 11.3. OLMSTED, MOOIDDOfitIy.
SU Enter's OEFLEE
Coudersport, Feb. lath :SC.P.
I li,reby rei tic) t hat the above Li a trim copy of the
original tout now 111 my hand.
July 21,1800-6 w. U. T. llEttiotus, Sher in
Oiphaits' court .8 l ale,
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BF virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court
of Tioga County, to me directed, I will ex-
Pw.e to sale by pnblie vendee, at the Court
House, Wellshoro; Thursday, Sept. 2, 1869, at
1 o'clock P. 111., the following described real es
tate, late the property of Simeon A. Butler, of
Delmar, deceased, viz : ,
. Beginning at a post and stone coner, running
east along the B. 11. Warriner lot, South 87°
East, 82 perches to a post and stone eornler,
thence by land of Horace Butler, South 97 8-10
porches to a !post and4tono corner, thence by
lands lately Owned by Ensley Simmons, 87°
West, 82 perches to a post and stone corner,
thence by land of Ira F. Butler, South 97 8-10
perches to the place of -beginning, containing
fifty acres, more or less, with about S acres im
proved, ono log house and a few fr it trees there
at]. SIMON V. BUT I FR, Adm'r.
Aug. 4,1869-31.
TIOGA HIGH SOHIOL.
/VIES School now becomes a p rman - nt In
stitution, under State authority, having by
spociallact received some peculiar privileges, and
it can now afford all advantages common to /Nen
detnic institutions.. To those designing to pre
pare for teaching wo offer very decidgd advan
tagos by combining the Theory with the Practice.
Fall Term commences Aug. 30, ISt3O, and con
tinuos 14 weeks. - '
RATES OF TUITION
Common English, Elementary Algebra, Pri
mary Philosophy and Primary PhyselogYfree.to
all pupils of school age residing' in TiOga Boro.
Common English - $5,00
Higher " 1,00
Commercial course, time unlimited 5,00
German—extra ......... 3,50
English Branches and Berman
~ 1 " Commercial course...
For information with regard to rooms or board
call on, or address
IL M. BEELES, Principal, •
Aug. 4, 1869—tf. Tioga, Pa.
4FEETWOOD, Ir, FARM PRODUCE 'RE
calved in payment fOr Tuition.
UNION ACADEMY„
KNOXVILLE. TIOGA CQUNTY, PENN'A
C. C. WAttD; Principal.
Mrs. ADA. W. HORTON, PioceldreAs.
Miss llonTom, AFsi4tant.
isliSS EMMA BARTLETT, Teacher of. Music
The Fall Term m ill Commence AuguA 31. !rho Winter
Term Noveather 30. The Spring Term March 3. Each
Term to continue 12 weeks.
EXPENSES PER TERM
Taition, including rent and wood;Vall Term $11,50
" '• Winter Term.. 13,50
"o " Spring Term..:112,50
Day Students , 7,00
Instrumental Music, (Piano, organ or Melodeon).. - 1 0 ,00
Vocal Music 2.00.
Use of Instruments - '2,00
Drawing and Pending 3,00
Board per week :1,00
July 21., 1869-11". z.. • ,
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Wellsboro 11'001- Ce'll•clihg, 1 - 1 7 ‘ orks.
SA. IIII:TB0,1.1) wishe• jo inform tho Pub
. lie that ho is ready is do all business in
his lino with promptness and in a )vorkmanliko
manner; and also that ho will keep cloth and
cash to exchange for Wool at his shop.
S. A. 11ILT130lill.
Juno 2, 1860-6w._.
JOR BALE—A lot of. cuttor timber, ready fur
use, will bo sold clmp. Call on
HALT. 4E MARCIT,
Km:top - Me, Pa.
.47 - 3 - nly 21, 1T69-3m
08-WORK, IN TEE'BEST STYLE, and
withdespatoh,alTHE AGITATOIt Ogle°.
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8,50
8.50