11.0itlil ' MATTERS.
.1 ‘ \V ED . Ny,sp - Ats. S PT., 22,„15c59
TNT ew A.dvertinetrtenth
Election Prodainatio'n—J. P. Butter.
l a a p Goods—C. B. Kelley,
ingiranco Agency—John I. Mitchell.
Cider Miil—A. W. Potter. ,
Freedom Notice--Chai.'Stevens.
Nmiee—D. S. Irelan.
sport Horse •
New Arrival—Wicklinin & Farr.
Ihitirance—A, L. Monroe.
Application for I'nrden—tleo. W. dootiall
FriendA of Republican prin
cipks. are requested to make ail necessary prepa_
r./Mais for the Meetings advertised in this paper,
GOODS.—MCSSES. ck Ilan] &
F,ur, of Tioga aro now 'receiving hits of now and
dairabic goods for the fall trade. Seo advertise
u.oit in another colunin.
A ucriorr---M r. Artemis Borden of
Charleston, will sell cows, yearlings, sheep, swine,
ping implements, and household furniture ut
Ins house, on Saturday, 25th inst, at 10 o'clock,
3. tn. Terms cad'.
I'tr,+,:cKs. — Mr, John Spaulding, of
Chathluu, has our thanks for a half bushel of
cldie potatoes. They are larger than any wo
barn seen this season.
\Veer° also obliged to M. N. Claus of Charles
'or a splendid eldoter of egg plums, and
:-..gne not leasplendikl apples.. The plums were
tramples or what everybody, who wants plums to
preserve world ditto to purehas,e.
THE AtrAtoAD.—The prospects fdr a
t:olroad to Wellsboro looks 'somewhat encour
aging. There ara two propositions—ono- to in
tersect the Tioga road at Arnot—the other to
intersect the Blossburg and Corning road at
Laarenceville. The project seems feasible, if
the proper efforts. are made. The farmers and
141,iness men generally should avail themselves
01 the opportunity not Only to procure a railroad,
at to enhance the interests of Tioga county.
zdatald this road be built, It would be but a short
nine till connection would be made with the
Philadelphia end Erie at Jerior Shore. •
FAST DRIVING.—The following pieee
0 poetry, though old, is pretty good, and will ap
ply to "fast driving" in Wellsboro; and the gen
limo) of the pave, — who sport with fast horses,
wilt, -oe trust, heed thondraonition he,c given :
"It' a buggy meet a buggy *
q..'etnin' dom.] the street,
14 it right to run 4,4 . )gether
IV hen these buggies meet?
Every driver has his failings,
They'ro but men at last,
Itutleomin' Op or going down,
;4hotda they drive s 6 fast
When a buggy meets a buggy,
Should these buggies race ?
And run over civil rootmen
In a public place?
Let the driver speed like lightning,
Lashing neck and flank,
But let them mind that, human flesh
'Aint covered o'er With plank."
11r, I It. AND DorNo.—Who ever be
coinvs a man of intluonee by titling under the.
barrow of despondency? What drone tiver bone-
Its the world, his' friends or himself? There - is ,.
atabing like action coupled with cheerfulness;
ore it everywheyo. Who is he silting on that
unity barrel at the corner? A man pith no
gy, a prey to grief. Ile does not, know n bat
to to and how to start. A lazy, do-lit do sort of
.1 vagabond, who hardly earns and
t• utter. Ito you wisl( to become such a character?
If not, arouse yoiHelf; away from tho arm
rlriii.upfrom the gutter, out of the downy bed;
Move your arms, k ick your feet, and stir about;
4be the blood a chance to cireitheto through the
,tins, and the air of heaven to enter your lungs.
:jcizo the first job presented and dispatch it at
oSiee,lup for the pay, and get anothef rfirthwith,
'
)ii Will soon earn enough to purchase u wheel
harrow or a handcart, and then you will begin to
use. Who knows uh, you may become? Pi
ergy is half oninipote t. Small lwgt pnings'end in
Loge gains; a penny welt turned brings a for
hw. Resolve then to do somethinis, and be
,analhing, and m;r word fl.r it, you will bless us
to your l\ ii g day for nut- p i dii.spokrn;o iec•
Wilt you
VISIT To ELMIRA.---We made a Ily
-04 hip to the above placti'nn Tuesday the It th
in:t. At eleven o'clock we fond ourself in the
und.t of a largo concourse of people, assembled
a thn re , ddenee of Rev. S. M. Broakman to
. 0it0c.,,, as the poet says, the
'Tniting two hearts together, that beat ai nue."
'I he affair was a very pleasant one, many wahn
n acre present to greet the happy couple, and
to( them good-lye, as they immediately lett for
Niagara Falls and the west.
In the afternoon we visited the State Pair
H ioands, rasped thrimgh the different depart
strat., and found some of theta well represented,
and sonic 4Mite meager. The exhibition of stoves
,sere rerMine, and of course attracted the atten
tpm the masses. The agricultural defiartment
sa- interesting; the horses, cattle, sheep, hogs,
,det twl-3 on exhibition were not very riflmerons,
t.ut of dude() kinds. Many things were probably
taught on the grounds after we departed.
We -Upped into the Atte,rti.tr sanctum,
rant the full corpse of Editors in operation,
L, (melting out "copy" for tho boys. Charlie was
olt‘ated at n desk on h biuh- stool, pinnaro (the
It:doing editor) was by himself, caged in a closet,
whit Tabor was seated at the window behind a
de of torz.p alters so high his head was hardly
' , creek - able, We concluded for the safety of this
ow, they were station beyond reaching distance
of cult other. However, wo must say, the Adver
a "lice" paper, and has a largo and in
creasing circulation.
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LITTLE BlTS.—Thieves are aboutdo
r! their migehief. Look out fur them.
Isfm,hier has erected a blnek.mith rho
cu A. l'. icing Judsge Willi: ton'.
—Thrce “prison birds" and one man for the
A•} law left Welbhoro on Tnesany the 1 Ith
in charge of Fheriff Pot ter, for tlu it place.; of ilon
linHnill•
--Bills have been b-oitnol annonnong two lays
races on Old Wellinlvvro 'Driving Park, Oet, t-; nni
'I Purses aro otrortol to t h e amount
--Also, races at Aeadeuty Corners' briNing
Park, near Knoxvill9 on the Ith . inst. Pin SE'S
to the ansonnt of S7G offered.
--The brink 1 , .a11s of Cont(3' contetepttled hotel
were commenced on Priaay last. If the ie-erkteen
I,eep the "brick out of their hats" the work will,
no doubt, progress finely.
B. Kelley, has mimed to Wright &Bailey'.
whore receiving fresh goodsTrein
the city.
--The old fence in front of the County Build
tnh has lieeitreniovtl ,/ l, and a now ono i 9 Hon ti
(Ake ita place r . C:ln't the Park :deo br eni:losed:
llitatn Dartt has purchased the Heel:solid
fle , p ternierl;':ewned by Chas, AI
he Viliterlin-chiel heing nlisolt, the gnat of
ha , me , ;S, and tie attention necess.iry to ho given
to c( rtain individuals - mho are inclined 111 he a
hole "wolfish " kill ho a .tillicient exentio for any
14, kin this issue.
--Charles Vither, is erecting a dwelling. lions°
"II the lot adjoining Sally Linti4ey west.
—The receipts at the Elmira State Vliir on
Wedrit' , sday are reported at *7.000, and nn Thurs.
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, hty :it $lO,OOO.
—E. A. Sinertil, of Tioga, exhibit{ d hi, patent
Whitlletreelfook to the tinge at the N. Y .
?late agreeing ; that it w4..1 ~bald of
Imything in ime.
Tim merchants of it'ciisboro, hare issurd
r0 , 1a. , • to the effect . , that their respective stores
will lo. e at t; ifelOele erery evening after the
trbt d.tti of :October until the first day of April
itpotts furnished to the assietant A•-
4i-or flit. Sehulyer county by the Fall Drool: and
4\1 , 14 I; Itun Coal Companies, shipping from Wat
kin., indicate a very healthy state 4;1 the llitii
r "n" f4v coal trade for the present, ECII.F( , II. 111PN'
:how that the first named company ,liav p.iiit
1 " On sales iimounting to $:199,517,2:: ; tlie
cceu n d on V 315,063,71; tip to September fir,t.
The Morris Run company has :Aso paid tax on
ti 5 9,140,68 of last year's business.—Elndra Ad
, rertieer
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FRUIT TREEB. - L-Mr.f . M.l3: Prince; of
this plaeo, II agent for.tha -Catharine Highland
Nurseries. This is one or the best nurseries in
Western N. V.; and Rib trta:S : warranted as repre
sented. Let everyone , buy trees of Mr' Prince,
: Its they will get just eilnkttlit*argain for.
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CANADA TmsTELs,—Mr. D. G. Ed
wards, of Charleston, sends us the'followind:
"As I travel over Charleston and adjacent
townships, I see that Canada Thistles aro running
the land to rain. Rimers allow them to mature
and sceil without an attempt todestroy them. • If
the era increases' in future as Ilpliby as it hag in
the last live ycnrs, Canada Thistles will soon be
King, though the 91.ibninl says Grass is King.
The law in force touching Canada Thistles is not
sufficient, because men lack,,pluck to enforce it,
,I propose thitt a law he mh.:11) authorizing the
Supervisois r of any township to enforce the
present law ,and eonfigento ail lamas produc
ing such noxious weeds, if the owner there
of shall suffer the thistles to go •to seed
without proper effort to subdue them, whore
they cover quarter of au acre 'and upward. •'f he
proceeds of such confiscated lands to be •kiven to
those hard working peer who - are trying' to keep
out of the poor-house. The attention of our rep
resentatives is called to the evil and the remedy
proposed. It is idle for ono man to fight thistles
while all his neighbors for miles 'around do
nothing to subdue them. Every wind bears the
seeds broadcast over the land. Such a law
would, in my opinion, be of greater benefit than
the removal of this bounty buildings." '
The suggestion of Mr. Edwards shouldjbe en
dorsed by every 'farmer in the county for their
own safety. There is no weed that spreads more
rapidly, and destroys the use of land sooner than
this much dreaded 'Canada Thistle. Let every
newspaper notice the fact. that may be kept
before the farmers.
MANSFIELD.—One can ren lily see by
the announcement of the Tien county Teachers'
Institute in your last issue, that Prof.llorton '
in earnest, and intends to make the "Institute a
success. Every teacher in this county ahmild be
presont, for it is their duty to uphold the Super
intendent's hands at this time, and we earnestly
hope to see at least 201) live teachers present at
'Clow', on Monday the 27th. And here let mosey
a word, which
,1 hope will not be..misinterproted,
last September at the session of the branch Insti
tute in this plaee a' handsome majority of the
teachers present) were from Mainshurg and vicin•
ity, and near the elin\e, the next Institute was):
located by vote at Mainsburg; this vote under
the'then existing circumstances seemed just; but
the precaution was, at the time, taken to insert
the proviso, subject to the pleasure of the suc
cessor of Prof. Calkins. Prof. Horton has, it
would seem, decided to hold a central Institute,
instead of two or more, so as to bring it under
cognizance of the common school lawS of Penn
sylvania, and this at once necessitates the loco-
tion to he at a central paint as regards popula
tion and direct eommanieation, The'last Insti
tute at Tioga was nearly a failnro from different
(muses, and a success at that point would go far
to restore our Institutes to the proper standard.
My object in this :.I..tranent i, to prevent any
mistinderstanding that may seem to arise with
the Le:teller: , who votel the Iti,litete to ho at
Mainshurg. Let alt rally at the earl of "our
leader" and make teaching a-sUCCCSS.
(_!( )17 N (WO N. —A bs•;ence must //CCM/lit
• the delay in " items."
We have a young lad 13 years of age, who has
drove cows, 'dolma berries, Sre., earned, saved,
and put out at interest $3O, since last spring.
Mrs. Jackson, of Providence, It. 1., has been
visiting relatives in this place.
Dr. Porter has returned to Now Orleans.
Mr. and Mrs. Keene, Misses Ellen and Bell
Dyer, have been making a trip to Niagara Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. li., have taken lheir departure for
Philadelphia. .
The mune of our society for the young should
have been announced as " Buds of Promise."
S. lrelan has sold his Coal Lands near Arno
to Mi., Cordella Smith, iil liloss.
On Monday evening, Sept. 13, D. G. M Butler
intliluled the Anna Colfas: ]lodge, No. 15, Do
gre° of Iteheid;:th, 1. 0. of 0. V. The following
is the tit. or officers :
N. 0 --0. U. Geriould; V. o.—Julia .F.etts •
S.—ll . teDina Kitt . ;T.— Susan
t heep-; W.-0.
,W
Kolts ; 0. O.—L. IV. Kill'; I 0.--If. A. Fisher
C.—Delia Detail; Lucy huller, It. S., and Addis
Mclntosh, L. S., to N. 0.; W. T. Holman, L. S.
and (I'. M. Butler, It. S., to-V. 0.
Covington sent largo daily delegations to Stuti
Vair at Llwita.
Packard s. Burney have returned from N. 1
with a line Anek of new good:+.
I. C. Bennett. has moved into his new quartet?,
and fitted them with flew goals, direct from New
Y4ll-1; . Cotntr•.t:rnyut:NT.
.
Republican Nleeling.
II Rally once again !"
The Republican Canvassing Corn
)ittee has appointed EVENING meet,-
ws for the two weeks following, Sept.
0; to wit,:
CEENEY VILLE, ,`4ept. 20, Niles a•
rick.
CHATHAM, (Nose , School Ilimse, Sept. 21,
swipe speakers.
KNOXVILLE, &pt. '4 evening, Niles
and B. B. Strang.
UROOK F ELD, Mink /limo, sam6
speakers.
SAB IN SV ELL E, Sept. 2-1, evening, same.
VERMILIE ,k:5; - - Sept. 25, evening, sonic.
ELM A It, English ! S`ellool House, Slate
Road, Sept. 25, cr.T6iing, Bon, S. P.
Wilson, Dr. Webb
UNION, Swamp, Sept. 21, evening, Capt.
Mato, H. IV. Williams.
WARD, Hollis School House, f!3,
same speake
f4TONY FO TIK, ()railed School Iloh.v!,
,'ept. 21, evening, TV. 11. ,S'»11171, .1 - , 11.
Cif Art,L - EsToN, Welch Se7aipl
l'«lphrantaral and N 1,1). d
CATLI N HOLLOW, AVIV 24 , Niiehell
a nd
MANSVIELD. Sept. 23, Jl. H. Smith,
Ar. IL 0,7)1,.
ROSEVILLE,' &p&, 24, /1". IL Sin la (ma
„David avncrod.
(.RAY'S VALLEY, Sept. 21, S. 11.
oft, D. Cameron.
LAMB'S•CP,EgK,. &pi. 22,',Shore Speakr ' S
BABB'S, Witon (t.
BUM( HOUSE, ,!ept. 23, same
CON' Nal' 0 JY, Sept •2 same.
S 1 , ; C,' ()ND TV P 1:.
N AUVOO, Sept. 27, Swill/ d ,Slone
UNION, Swamp : 28,
BLOCK HOUSE, 29th, Smith and a w.
jOVINGTON, :;11/1/, Smilit (t. Stone.
WELLSBOIIO, Oe.l. 2, Bon. S. P. Witgon
MAINSBURG, Sept. 27, .1. B. Nile , :, S.
B. Elliott.
CHANDLERBp RC, 2811 i,
DAGAErrs MILLS,
NELSON, Sept. 30, Ni'any Sites
ELK LAND, Oct. 1, same
. .
SI I IPP EN, Lei's, KV. 2S, Aferrtek.
NV II IT N 11,1, E, Seel. 29, 117/son d •
Cobb.
NILES VALLEY, Sert. 30, same.
1 F LllIAfl, Oast , ul , l Scdoor. 'forst:, Wrist:
AND lititiAll.l?.
111 I N, OcT. I, .1. CI. STRAhc, C. IV.
11r.Arn. i.
COWAN ESQIIE VA LI,EY, OCTI 2, SAME.
DELM . A It, KEN Nriiy's, P,,T. 1,
ANT) 1Vr.1:1-..
I•'A II MI NO, TON, PitEsin - TEs !;Ron,
OcT. 1, •I LAME II 13 NIPIIILEY, D. e A EnoN
IBA! PAY'S, OcT. 2„ JUDGE 11 1 1 111'111PRY,
• „I. I. ftl
DELI! Alt, GREEN SCIIOOI. 1t0U.: , F., 014. 1 ,
110SARD AND Conn.
'GRAY'S VALLEV, Oct. 4, A. Humphrey
W. Guernsey.
,• •
ITTLAND, Oct. 5, Humphrey% G u!ern;.:ey
MORRIS, (Job Doati'6) Oct 4, Niles . ,S SLOOP.
DELMAR, (Broughton ;_ , chOo) Rowe) Oct. b
ilea S. Steno.
MID LEBURY, Ott. 9, Nile , Stone.
Ito u 11 Top School 11 Oct. .1, Mr.,-
. cop,
it(111 . 11. %
CHERRY PLATS, Out. 5 , Merrick S.,
( °Aar,' 5011,4,1 II.) Ort. 9, M. 11. Cnl) ,
fit' 01,1, L I; I:.
CII ATII NI, ( II.) oct. f. I, ).String
plilvi11111 4 :ts•
. ,
The rtielliii4 OS% tts( 1 116;le'll to make all
necesHary a riangeme Ilk to tivett rugo,ml
at lemlalice the-ze meetings, , Rice
ample lmtiee,
By orittA• ui (....(aumit.toe, •
A. 1,. ll'isswOßTir,
Chairman.
Wr s t
4 4'
t.:
em
ployment 11,111 be given. 'Apply to L.B.A SMITH,
Bloeeburg, Pa. [Sept, 15, 1809-2t.4
MEI
, COvington';'Sopt. 12,
at tha M. E. Church, by Prof. L.l). Watson, Mr.
u, W. Thomas, an(l MSarah• M
Airs. oQoy, bih of
CON iiigton.
PADGETT—BABILB.—In Wellshore, Sept.
a, at the M. E. Parsonage, by Rev. 0. L. Gibson,
Mr. Oliver G. Padgett, andhtisa Melissa S. Bartle,
daughter of Andrew Bartl6, Bscp, 0 . 1 of Daltuar.
SE A RS—RIBEROLLE.—In , Wellsboro, Sept.
15; at the re§idonee'of the•brldo's father; by Rev.
0. L.1(1 ibson, Mri Frank M. Sears; and Miss
Josephine Ribprolle, daughter,of Joseph Ether
olle, Esq., all of 'Weashore.
[The printers were gentirouslirernernbered,and
all agree' in testifying to the exec/limey of the
"good things" clonatmL3i -Long may the .happy
couple live_to experienbe rsuushine, _prosperity,
and pleasant surroundings.] - • •
WILSON—BRDAKMAN.—In Elmira,
Sept.
14, at the residence of the bride's father Rev. O.
M. Brockman, by the same, Mr., D. Wilson, of
Wells, Bradford Co., and Miss Eunice D. Dronk
mani of ',Elmira,„ - ; „ •
• : = . •
BEAIfGE—CDLVER.L I 4n Chariest - oil; Sept.
15, MAU house of the bride'c father, by Rev. 0.,
L. Gibson, Mr. Eugene Beaugo, and Miss Lucy'
Culver, daughter of Sod Culver Esq., both of
Charleston. •
Wellsbbro, Sept. 1.8„:
at the M. E. Parsonage, by Rev. ,0. L. Gibson,
Mr. Orville Henry. of 'Wisher°, and Miss Jen
nie' Pinch, of Blossburg.
1-uc,4aza.l 3Eraxisti.xLe.l%isl.
SEWING -AtACHINES.
EII OWE; ' firs't 'Prom - 111;x; Sowing Ma
. chine, for salo in Wellibor6; by
Oct. 2S, 18GS-t2t
&moot. Boons: Sa»dirs Union Scrim
The people of the township of Delmar aro
hereby notified that the School Directors of that
township have by resolution adopted—,
Tho .Sanders Union Series of Readers and
Speller.
The Robinson series of Arithineties.
At , very low. introductory terms. , Thoßkat
Reader tali() exchanged even for Osgood's dr the
old Sander's First Reader:.
The oth'er books furniShed at low exchange
rates, with or Without the old hooks. These
terms eau .be learned of any of the teachers or
school directors of the township, or by inquiring
at the Book Store of Hugh Young & Co., Wellshoro.
People desiring to avail , themselves of these liberal
offers can do so for ninety' dayi from this date,
that is, until Aug. 2il, 1869.
Teachers in the several districts of Delmar are
requested to send or leave their names at the
Book Store of Mum YOUNG & C0.43M.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
rat‘ . its Hi s AL VS
- ' 7-,- '2`' ~.'..'" VEGETABLE' SIGILIA.N
'\ - - ' 7 ' HAIR
N
St3 - 71-Vc, 74
gr. 41 -z-v. , 1 •..,.- . .• ' ' P ''' 2 ?:E ? NE WAR •
tt . ? L.:%; ' ' ' ' - •
has proved itself to be tho most perfect prepara
tion for the hair ever offered to'the public to
RESTORE DRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR,r
and create a now growth whore it has fallen off
from disease or natural decay. ,
It mitt prcvrnf the Hair front Mang oat.
All who use it nre unanimous in' awarding it
the praise of being the best Bair Dressing ex
tant.
Our TresWe on the Hair sent free by
H. P. 11.1 IA .t. CO., Nashua, N. H. Proprietors
Sept. 1, 1869.
A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nor
vons Debility, Premolar() Decay, nail all Dm effects of
youthful indiscretion, AvillJor tho saki) of imfforing hit
infinity, Sethi frco to all who need it, the receipt and
ilireet ions for malting tho sintplo remedy by which ho
AUIR lintlerors wishing td' profit lay the adver
tiser's exiperic lice, can do so by addressing in perfect
confoletieb, JOHN D. OCIDEN.
May •20,%0-Iy. No. 49 Cedar Street, New York. -
A NEW ARRIVAL
or (mot (loads right from tho City, at
WiCKEIAPIL °& FARR'S.
WE HAVE NOT time sr space .to enumerate
the different kirals and styles, but:would
be pleased to all wishing goods, to call and Took
for themselves. W ICKIL & FARR,
TingA, Sept. 22, 1860.
TIIE GREAT NATIONAL
horse Fair
1111 II 111,1. AT
WILLIAI46POR . T, Pennsylvania,
• 19; 20:21., cf , 22 Oe.T. 18 . 09,
ON THE GROUNDS OF 711 F,
•
ICA L 4IXe Park Associaboti.
11112.5 T DAY, Tuesday, Oct. 10th, 10130
$1,000.--No. I:—For, llorses!.leat have
never beaten 3 minutes in harness or wagon;
$65 0 to first horse, $250 to second horse, $l9O to
third. . •
itlin,:il, 15'2,000.---No. 2.—F4l.lcirses thatintvo
never beaten 2::t3.in harness L orwagon; $l,OOO
to li rst horse, % .;':600 to SCCOIOI, $3OO to third.
SECOND DAY, Wednesday, Oct. 20th, 180
Puns,:, s':)oo.—No. 3.—Fur .Horses that liavo
never beaten 4 minutes in- hart:mart or wagon ;
$11,0: to' tiist, $125 to iceorl;slo6 to third, $75
to fwit tti and $5O to fifth horse.
l'unsu, 1,500.—N0. •I . =For liie-es that have
novtr beaten 2:42 in harness or_ wagon ; $9OO to
first horse, $l5O t 0 the sceond,,slso to the thircl. -
Peast:, $5,000;—,71T0, ft.—. Vor'all llorJea that
have nciter lipaten 2:27 in Itarnesa.or;wrigon ; $2,...
500 to /first 'horse, $1,250 tg second, $750 to
third, and $5OO to fourth.
TIIIRD DAY,Thuraday7 ,.-
Oct. 21st, 1500.
l'unsr., $600. 2 —N0. IL—For running Horses.--
200 to tint horse, $l5O to second, 51:10 to third,
n0(11150 bi p .tho fottith. eakell woights'. .-.
. 1 1 1 -onsn, $1 00.—No. 7..a--For iforsos tiiittimve
never beaten :50 in lutrneQs or wago n ; $5OO to
lint liorso, sl'. 50 to second, $l5O ,to third, and
$lOO to tho fo iirth.
Pa;usr., *7, 011.—No. S.—Between Goldsmith;
Maid and American (kid. :t5,0(1(1 to tirst hore,
$2,000 to s.acontl. .
olifltTll DAY, Pt illay, 0ct., 1 22nd, 1509.
ffllEl2
Ponsn, ssoo.—No. 0.-For Horses that have
never, beaten 3:30 in harness or wagon; s3oo' to
firf- t, horse, $l5O to second, $50 . 1.0 third.
ssoo.—No. 10.—For Pacers: $2OO to
first horse, $l5O to sc&ind, $4 OO to third, and
$5O to foorth.''
PURSE :32,000. - No. 11.—For horses that have
never beaten 2:30 in harness or wagan ; $l,OOO
to first horse, $6OO to the second, $300..t0 third.
C 01111b1TIO1'4 S.
All Horses ninst . he eligible at the time of the
idosing of entries.
Entrance Fee 10 per cent of purse, except
running races, which will bo 20 per cent,. and
roust accompany the nomination in all cases.
Entrance, money of ilerses proven ineligible
will bo forfeited to the Itssoeiathm,•;,i
Any Ilorse distancing the field shall only be
entitled to the first premium.
In all purses three or more entries required,
and two• to start. '
Ileats in each day's race will ho totted al
ternately.
'All the above races are mile beats,. est three
in five, all in harness, except running r cos.
The Association reserve tho right to ostpono
races On account ,orinclement wenth ,or any
sufficient cause.
A Horse nit winning: n heat in live, and is
ruled not, will not be entitled to a:premium.
Horses will be called at 2 o'clock, and start at
2:115. Except ' No.'3, No. f, and No. 0, will ho
erlled at 0 o'clock, A, M.
itlio Races w:111 bo conducted strictly in ac.-
Con enve with thy Rules of the Union Course,
All entries by Mull to be addressed to O.W.
Maynard, Secretary, IWilliamhnort, Pa: • •
Entries will (store at the - Herdic house, Wil
liamsport, Pa., on Thursday, Oct. 12, 18G0, at
10 Weleck, P. M. •
rich A.
Premiums will he nt the Ilerdto House
en the night of , onth day's races.
O. KENT, President,
W MAYNARD, See. and Treas.
Oct. 22, 186V—lw.
uGlieil i s har6b3igt."ll tut nu' aPPII
- for a pardon hum the se . ntenee im
wmod opal too by the Comm. of 'Qonrter Sessons,
on the ltd it.iy of Juno MA will' be made to Ills
Expollo'l4 John W Cleary, Governor of the
Commonwealth of •Ponn'a, on tho flret day of
OefoLer next. GEO, 'W. GOODALL.
Welisboro, Sept. 22; 1.869-3 w- • I• • -
11~ A.~ , tRTA ` G~~3 : ~. ~
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MADUIPACTIJITED ONLY
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
PR le 1111 UlllB, $21.;600
o'i THE'
llpplicalion fur Pardwi
ME
~,•• 21 20n.
•
( 04.
pAR4ONS,are 4 Warned riip.trest. purchas
-21., big a noto drawn s by-us in favor of Susie
Van erhoof, for the sum or ono hundred dollars,
date Aug. 26 , 1869 . Said note was obtained by
fraud eat representations and we will not pay it,
unless c 1 , olledl law. ; - , . . •
4 i;'''). '',
tz• , k' ''.v ' i: , A MOT D. • OOLEGBOV . B.
SOLOMON DAY.
Middlebury, Sept. 8,1869-3 t. •
REGULATOR,
CORNING. N. Y.
IIIIII!IMII?;i=iiffilIE
..
Here We Are Again I
lIANKFUL for tho flavors wo have thus far
• received from Cho 'peoplo of THE TIOGA
VALLEY, wo wish to call their attention to the
fact that we are just receiving a
A. FOLEY.
New Stock of Goods
adapted to tho early Fall Trade, compriiing ev
erything desirable, both in style ana quality, and
shall be pleased to see our old customers and all
, who,may come from that vicinity to CORNING
to - -
BOOTS AND . SHOES,
GROGpIES, PROVISIONS,
as we always give customers from a distance
A LANG
we thus make it for their interest to come to us
to make their rachases, as roar* , poop o in that
regiOtlMil‘ festifi.'•.• We di?' rtot-bolfoye•
advortiieinctits;lllsPlaying loni fisti of 'prices;
.tebut will convince all who come that we c«n,
and do cell _ ,
„.- GOODS::,OIIPAPi ,
THE REGULATOR
Call awl-tali.° a look through Our immense
and Satisfy yourselves.
NEWELL ,k OWEN
Corning, Sept 8, 180.
'John Vt. Rice's
Groom
AND PROVISION STORE,
Fn Mozart Bldel., let door below Convene,: d; 08. 1
good's Dry Gonda' Store.
Como-to John H. Rico
If you want to get, some good Rice,. .
Only one shilling per pound;
find whiskey :or wine, ,
'"Nor arieothe:r ., :ernpound.
But Toas,'Teas, of the very best,
Hero you will find a largo hon's nest;
Cloves, cinnomon and candy,
• Hero you will find everything bandy.
Flour, Inotm of every grade and kind,
And prices to suit all mankind;
So there will be no grumbling, .
While the barrels in and out will to tumbling
Crackers, Tobacco and Allspice,
Dried Beef and Sugar•curod Vann; ;
If I soil to you onoo I can twice,
So call in woman and mab.
So . givo mo a call both roat and small,
And I will try to suit ou all; -
Ilut if you call in hero y chance,
Do not forgot to bring few stamp's,
Kerosene Oil and cineg.
dastard and Ginger;
And Soap the best at ten cents a bar,
And fine Salt for butter, the best by far
Hero is where you will find,
Brown's Glass cleaning Polish,
That,will last until everything is, demolished
August 25, 1800—tf.'
Cholera Drops
This medicine is quite . dif'
• ,
ferent from alt other prepara
tions calked
CUULERA DROP'S.
It is an remedy
SOLD BV DRUGGISTS AT 50 de
PER BOTTLE,
WIWI°, July 18, 1869-Iy.
5
DRY GOODS,
CROCKERY,
Carpets, &c., &c.,
DISCOUNT ON PRICES,
that this Store is, in reality
- for this stotion of eountry
ROY'S
disorders. of the bowels
ictirte;
'ART
Is tho iiisce to got your PHOTOGRAPHS. Now
and Rustio Scenery. Tho now Cabinet size made
in a ny position. . apr. 14, 1889.
Largest Stock of Frames
In Tibia County far sale it. yin loweet prices, at
CLAY KING'S
11
,1 Art Gallery.
- April 14,1869
A: 11. EASTMAN,
DENTIST,
No. 13, Mem SynnEr,
, " iw4 , WELLSBORO, PA.
ArtifiAel teeth from ono to an' entire sot insert
ed at shett notice on any plate dealred.
Teeth extracted without pain—proved by
scores, of witnesses, at the office. Special atten
tion given to the treatment and filling of the
natucci teeth. All work warranted at "live and
let life prices."
July 28, 1869. •
NW SPRING GOON
Al' the PEOPLES , STORE
CORNING, N. Y.l
• ~
l '
'
Tis! you want the bust AMERICAN PRINTS in
maaket for 12! dents . per yard,• and other
0 ds id, proportion. If you want any
• " •
Press Goods or Shawls.
If you want any
ClotCis or Cassiniers,
the yard or made to order in the most ap
proved ntyle. IF you want any
Carpets
eon whore you can find - 70 rolls to select from
In short, if you want anything in
cOREIGN & DOMESTIC GOODS,
at the lovost prices. Call at the
PEOPLES', STORE,
whero prices aro nnifor,m and low, whore honesty,
and fair dealing is the motto; and IC.lyou *ant
IMO
, 1
1T'30.4‘., .
2tper cent loss than you can buy elsewhere,
call on the agonts of tho
VIEAT 11. N. TEA. COMPANY,
and Lo convinced,
buio and see for yourselves. Storo directly
oppsito the Dickinson House.
SMITH & WAITE
(orning, Mardi 31, 1830
1 .n.
Wilson & Van Valkenburg's
No. 2 Union Block. is
the place where the crowd go to find
E 'NEW SPRING STYLES
PCfc'LINS, , GRENADINES, LAWNS;
RGANDIES, PIQUES, CHINTZS,
PERCALLES, GINGIIAMS,
DE:AINES k PRINTS, ALL STYLES
FMTORY'S, SHEETINGS, BLEACH
.EL AND UNBLEACHED MUSLINS.
HOOP SKIRTS,
of every description, DRESS TRIMMINGS and
BUTTONS of all kinds; also the largest and
, - cheapest assortment of ,
BRADY MADE CLOTHING
ever brought into Tioga County. Remember
the place, and call before purchasing..
11' . 6 have ooloctod our stock with great care
and notify gentlemen that in
LIGIIT CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, MN
ENS, FARMERS' SATINS; GAI
TERS, & SUMMER WEAR
of, every description' we can't bo boat
l l'hankepl fo'r_ past patronaiei ar!(1 i by:Attie t at
tention to business NV O . hope to share a continu
ante of the same.
WILSON & VAN VALTENBURG
Wollßboro,May 19, 1869—tf
Dr. H. R.
01M011011 ID) NIIMAUG,
Tundersigned respectfully announces to the
citizens of IVestfield and surrounding coun
try that be is, permanently locate/at this Oleo.
}le is ftikly'propared to do all kinds of
•
• DENTISTRY,
in the highest style. of the art. SrtisfacOon
guarranteed. Office oyor Seovilll's Drug Store.
Vino Photographs can bo hat 'Over' tlle Drug
Store. , H. 11_,PIIILMPS.
lyestfield,Pa.,,4une 30, 186 =ix.
• •
- legrAikli
100,000 M. 'WOOL lINTED
for which the highest prico will bo \paid at'the
Store of
June 16, 1869. TOLES BARKER
~ '
This space was sold
to MutlierS, , but ow
ing to the rushof bu
siness he cannot use
it.
C-C-B-&-F.L-E,
COME. 'EC)
T. L. BALDWIN Er. CO'S
TIOC4A,,PA
and see a nice stock of floods for the
Spring. 64; Summer Trade
such as
iLtEM 14 DMliAgi 00411L2
—all styles, colors and patterns—
ALPACAS, POPLINS, CAMBRICKS
FRENCH JACONETS, ORGANDIES,
• PEQUAS, VERSAILES, BLACK
AND COLORED SILKS,
cf•c., cf•c.
BEAUTIFUL SUMNER SHAWLS
and a largo assortment to select from,
CLOAKS READY-MADE, AND CLOT
TO MAKE MORE, ALL KINDS OF
LININGS, FRINGES, TASSELS„
, TO TRIM DRESSES
OR SACQUES.
—Our stock of—
YANKEE NOTIONS
can't be beat. It keeps up with everything the
Yankees have thought of so far.
00P SKIRTS, BALMORAL SKIRTS,
- CORSETS, &C,
zawmavneig
too numeri us to mention; but will Bay that yoU
will seldo find so large an assortment to select
from in a untry store, and clear down tq the
,OrfOM FIGURE.
•
We also keep a largo assortment of
RTIADY-AIADE CLOTHING,
in suits, and parts of suits. Should. wo fail to
suit you with toady-mado, wo have' Cassimore,
and
A TAILOR,TO CUT AND FIT
Boots and Shoes,
alrstyles and sizes
HATS AND CAPS, STRAW GOODS,
AND GENTS' FURNISHING
GQ9DSi; LINE OF
CKOCKERY,WOODEN WARE,
HARD WARE, SHELF HARD
WARE, NAILS, IRON . ,
• Locks, Latches, Carpenters' Tools. -
A GENERAL STOCK OF
GROCERIES,
Fresh. TEAS aro lower than at, any time since
the.war. Did not go to Cuba to buy sugar, and
sc hav some cheap. 11e are agents for the
E. , JIOWE SEWING 'MACHINE
• • F--I-W-X
Farmer:4, if you want tools to work with drop in
SALT, LIME, PLASTER, PORK, FLOUR
Lime, Cayuga Plaster, dfc.-
Butter tubs, Pails, Firkins, and Ashton Salt to
flavor with. All kinds of Farm Produce , n•nnt
ed. Prices can't ho heat.
T H A N-
T. L. BALDWIN .S 6 CO
Tioga, Pa., May 5, 1869.
Tog Wooled Mills!
TIIE subseribers will pay Cash, Full-Cloth,
Cassinieres, Flannels, &e., &e., for Wool.—
They also manufacturo as usual—
TO ORDIM, OR ON SINK
to suit customers. All work warranted aarep
resented. They invito particular atteritiOA to
their Water Proof
CASSXMERES,
which are warranted in every respect. Particu
lar attention given to
ROLL . CARDING
II
. 1_
CLOTH 1111F,SSIN1.
INCIFIAM'S largo stVek of Cassimeros, 25
per cent loss than any :competitors, and warrant.
ed'a's represented. I .
INGHAM . m inufacturo to order;, and do all
kinds of Roll-Carding and Cloth Dressing, and
defy competition.
INGIIAMS have as good an assortment o
Full Cloths, Cassiieres, &e,,
and give more for Wool in exchange than any
other establishment. Try them and satisfy your
selves.
INGUAMS wholesale and retail at the Cow
anesque Mills, 2 miles below Knoxville.
Our Cloths ore warranted, and sold by tho
following persons:
DELANO' k, CO.. Welisboro, Pa.
T, L. BALDWIN A; CO., Tioga, Pa
JAC% BENNETT, Covington, Pa.
100,000 Pounds of Woo
lIM2I
SOSEPII INONAIII Si; SONS
Deerhold, Juno 30, ISO9-tf.
- • ;
Fresh Goids Received Weekly.
1100V , ,1 ZIP OICOMIIO
Cotlverse & Osgood
keep constantly on band a large stock of
f onera
Al CHAABIZE.
GOODS AS REPRESENTED. NOT
Jan. 6, 18118.—Iy. CONVERSE Ac OSGOOD
UM I I72tIMT•e2
The undersigned u:oula respectfully inform
he citizens of Tioga and vicinity that ho has
ust opened n
Waitela and - Jewelry
establishment in Borden's Drug Store, and is
prepared to eseen,te all ceders in his lino of
business with desifhtell and in the best of man
ner.
ALL WORK WARRANTED,
S. WILE
Tioga, Fob. 2 I, 1360.—tf.
EAST C MARL EST ON
WOOL CARDING.
HAVING purchased the wool carding works
of Mott & Whitney, the' subsCribors are
now pro Oared to card wodl into rolls promptly
and in the best manner, Persons coming froM
a distance, and wishing to carry their rolls home
with theta 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, 1t369-4m. 1110011.1, Ir. BACON.
ORC4N
T J 'IOR sali4by I. 0. HOYT. Haines Brothers
1 Pianos, Chlekorings, Steinways, and steck's.
Itintermister'S Organs and Melodeons ' a nd Ma
son .4. Hamlin's Organ., Those are n it first-class
Instruments. Having the experience of twiny
yearn in Musical Instruments. and tuning the
same, I can other greater i n aticemcmts te custo
mers of Tio'ga County than tiny other dealer in
Northern Pa, Every instrument is warranted
for live years, For, tall particulars she Illustrat
ed Catalogue. 1.0. 'HOYT.
Al li nsflida, l'a., March 3, 1.89.._..1y
V. CONE having laid off his land on
A. Stain Street
_into town lots now offers
them for Saloon reasonable terms.
•Wellshoro, April 23, IS tl.
For Sale, Cheap.,
ASTEAM Engine & Boiler, and all the gear
lug for an up and . dOWn'Saw.
JOIINTR. BOWEN.
• ,
Welleboro, Juno 23, 1889,—tf.
-K-S
DEERFIELD, ;PA
IMI
AND
NeVanteth
Dry Goods
Fresh Groceries
CROCIiERYI
Mats and Caps.
Bo it remembered, that
TO B 1 'UNDERSOLD
WATCHES
c_:• •,,
• F
\.
1
~ • ~?_ ‘,.. l'.. 5.:6 )
•&‘421. - --.4110 " '.- ,
3taczo-M -1 / 4 norrt4e.,e;
iNS AND MELODEONS,
State Street Lots
UNION ACADEMY,. !
KNOXVILLE, TIOG COUNTY, PENN'A.
C. Q. WARD, Principal.
lira. ADA W. MORTON, rreraDtreaa.
BI IPA MIRA itonrots, kiwistaut.
Bliaa Paine BARTLETT, Teacher of Manic
'T The Fan Term will Commence Augunt, 31. no Winter
Term NOvember 30. The Spring Term March 3. Bach
Toren to continuo 12 weeko.
,EXPENSES PER TERM
Tuition, Including rent and wood, Ball T0rni......511,50.
..
c_. "' Term., u Winter Ter.. 13,60.
, , 4 4 " ' Spring Term... 12,60;
'
Day Students; 7,00.
Instrumental Music, (Piano, Organ or Melodeon).. 10,00.
Vocal Musici
~ '2 2,00.
Use of !nitro' ants ,00.
Drawing and eliding 8,00.
Board per week:l 8,00.
July 21, 180-tf.
TIOGA HIGH SOHOOLI
fulllS School now becomes a permanent In- •
stitution, under State nutt:mit, having by
special act received some peculiar privileges, and
it can now afford all advantages common to Aca
demi° Institutions. To these designing
pare for teaching wo offer very decided advan
-Cages by combining the Theory with the Practice._
-Fail Term commences Aug. 30, 1869, and con
tinues 14 weeks.
MI
Common English, Elementary •Algehra Pri.;
mary Philosophy and Primary Physology:f r ee;to
all pupils of school ago residing in Tioga Boro.
Common English, - 1 $5,00
Higher ii
.. 7,00
Commercial course, time unlimited 5,00
German—extra .""3,50
English Branches and German 8,50
" Commercial course— 8.50
For information with regard to rooms or board
canon, or address
M. M. DEELES, Principal,
Aug. 4, 1869-tf. Tioga, Pa.
A FEET WOOD, do FARM PRODUCE RE
ooived in payment for Tuition. •%
Great Improvement in Densistrk;
HAVING purchased tho exelu-
If giro right of Dr. Folsom's Im
staa• proved potent Atm'oeptiarle Dental
Plates for Tioga County. I now' take pleasure
in offering it to tho public as the greatest DIS
COVERY yet made in
Mechanical Dentistry.
By the use of which, we can overcome any any
and all difficulties which have heretofore baffled
the skill of the most practioal Dentist in the
world. .IPlates constructed upon this plan re.,
main perfectly tam under all circumstances or
condition of the mouth, as no air, or particles of
food can possibly get under them. Those having
old styles', Gold or Rubber Plates, can, at half
tho cost, havo Clio% Improvement applied to them
answering in ovary respoot the same purpose as
as a new set. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed
in ovary case. C. N. DARTT, Dentist.
Wellshoro, Juno 9, 1899.
This is to certify that we era now using the Improv
ekDental Plates with perfect satisfaction. Halving,
used the old style of plates for years with all the troubles
and inconveniences known in the use of such plates,
wo cheerfully recommend tho improved Plates as far
superior to anything yet known. H. it. KIMBALL,
CHAS. WILLIAMS.
CARRIAGE :MAKING.
THE UNDERSIGNED still 'continues tho
Carriage business at , his old stand on Main
street, near the Academy, whore manufacturing
and repairing will be promptly done and satis
faction guarrantoed. The
Mr : TMI i nT I WnM 7 VTI';WM
Will bo conducted by Mr. P. G. LYON, who has
had many years experience in the business, and
will give perfect satisfaction to all in
Carriage Ironing, Horse Shoeing,
Repairing, &e.
Particular attention gire - n to noise-shoeing. All
work warranted.
IVellabor°, July 11, 18q9
Patent Roofing.
IHAVE bought the right' to use the Patent
Elastic Roofing in Tioga County, and am
now prepared to put on roofs cheap and in good
workmanlike manner. This roofing is fire and
water proof. I refer to Messrs. Wright ai
ley, Toles l Barker, and 0. L. Wilke w ere
samples can be seen and roofs in use
MOSES WINGAT
Wollshoro, Aug.ll, ISP9-tf. •
House and Lot fog• Sale,
SOUTH ofMansfield, Tioga Co., Pa., within
easy walking distance of the' Churches,
~t ate Normal School, Sn. House in good crrder,
good size and convenient. Excellent well rand
cistern water closo to the door. Lot contit r ir
1 ,
about 11 acre, mild has a number . °bone ,
- trtaz, gm-pro-vlllO9 CL'o. A illvitzlint Arid desirable
home. Will be Lsold at a low figuro. Addrehs or
nquiro of
Mansfield, Juno 0, 1869-lf
THE Gr-MAIII
i
M. M. SEARS, PROPRIETOR.
WHERE tleliciutis Ice Cream, French Cob
fectionary, all kinds of fruits in tlidirC
season, a nice dish of 'Tea, Coffee, or Chocolate,
and Oysters in their•season—canbe . had at alt •
hours, served in the best style.' Next door be
low Roberts ,t; Bailey's Hardware Store"; Main
Street.
Welßibero, Aug. 4, 18119.
.l-rouse Lot lot
AGOOD 'Must) and barn, oh a lot of two
acres, within ten minutes walk of the
Court Rouse, Wellsboro, is offered for sale. In
quiro of John I. Mitchell, Esq., Wollsboro.
Aug. 25, IS(l9—tf.
WANTED--AGENTS For Prof Parson'a
TAWS of -Business.
With fUll Directions and Flouts for all Transactions in
every State, by TIIEOP/711.U5 Pennons,L. L. D., Professoi
of Law in Ilarvarr University. A ew Book forEvetv
body. Explaining every kind of contract and legal t
ob
ligation, and showing how to draw and execute, th tn.
The highest and beat authority in thailand. Send for
our liberal Willa; also for our patent Bible Prosper up.
Sent Free. PARMELEE & CO., Phila. Pa,
June 0,1869-3 m
T
BERLIN PRINTS AND FANCY 1
PHOTOGRAPHS
Furnished to order. Now is tho limo to beautify
your Homes. Old Pictures copied and worked in
ink eopia or oil, at CLAY KING'S,
April 14, 166;1. Art Gallery.
SASH, DOORS. BLINDS.
Always on hand or furniallod to order, at
ROPERES (C 7 BAILEY'S hardware
Store, Wcitsboro.
August 18,1839
TO DEBTORS.—AII parsons indebted to mo
are requested to call and settlo at' once.
All accounts with mo before the now firm was
formed must bo closed up without delay.
- WILLIAM ROBERTS.
Wellsboro, Aug. 25, 1869.
I=l
ATTORNEYS-AT - LAW,
WILLIAMSPORT, PENN'A
Aug. 4,1869-1 y
ATiOrtNEY AND COUNSELOR-AT.LAW,
litansfield, Tioga e ounty,
,Pa. Collections
m'omptly attended to. [Sept. 1, 1869.
Lk. nl. INGII4III,M.
HOMOEOPATHIST, oflie at his rosidonco on
tho Avon". Went , borh. o
Aug. 25th 1569-tf.
ADZE to tho promises of tho subsoriber about
("I
tho first of 4tugust, a RED CALF,
about G months old. Tho owner is requested to
reclaim the same and pay, charges.
LEW I'S CRITTENDEN:
Charleston, Sept. I, Is'69-a,
1 - 71 OR SALE—A lot of •utter limber, ready
uco, will ho sohl oboap. Call on
HALL S MARCH,
Keeneyvißo, Pa.
July ISO9-:lm
CASH Paid FOR HIDES,
_
i l‘T. A, DUMP
Viiollsboro,Doc. 16, IS6S.- tf
LITTERS TESTAISIENTAV having boeu
granted upon tho estate Of Vino Derui
late of Tioga Twp., dec'd, all persons indebted
to, or claiming again , t t-aid estate, will soffit
with ELIZA DEI'I.II,
Tioga, Sept. 8,1809-60 Executrix.
lIATUS OF TUITION
11. W. DARTT
J. N. BIXBY
AT FACTORY PRICES
11M1
Armstrong Et Linn,
Jno. w. ®dams.
Estrcty.
E.l.TellfOr'S NO fieC
...
..
SAMUEL LINN
MI