li II 0011 E MATTERS. WEONESDAY, SEPT. 29, 1869 Now Advertise - monts for Rent—Hugh Young. pot Notice—Truman is Bowen. Hotel for Salo—lt. T. Wood. pir Friends of Republican prin are re(itlested to Inako nil neeeseary prepa tione for the Afeetings ativertised in this paper. EARY, WILLIAMS,' NO VICTORY I rifzi A GRAND RALLY or the friends of Gm Any, WILLIAMS arid the n ehlienn ticket, will be hold on WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. 6, AT 'TEM COURT HOUSE, WELLS/30RO lON. WAYNE. ZC VEAGII, .f phi)ndolphia, ono of tho most eloquent ora rs in the Commonwealth, will address the peo i!e on that occasion. . 110 N, SIM_ON CAMERON, sdl alai present during the day and evening. Turn out, Republicans and friends of good riverntneat, and plopare for a grand triumph t trio Republican• principles on tho second T ue .cday of October next. Pao VtrA.n.—Mr. Harvey Young, of Athn Mums., claims a. big orop of Onions , this , ~-35 onions (ill a half bushel. That will do. • REPUBLICAN MEETING.—ThLO will lza Republican meeting at the Burns School. Uwe, Charleston Saturday evening Oct. 2 to be illre::ed by M. 11. Cobb, and probably others. Arri.F.S.-L-Frieud Robbins, of Rich :, gladdened tho hearth and stomachs of the :rimers last week with a.lot of splendid apples. irre is a 'runnier every year up there. • Mr. A. Sprague of Charleston, has shown us two heads of a new t %tidy of cabbage, weighing Id and 15 pounds ar4 girdling about 4 feet each. Chola: APPLES.—We are obliged to m,Jamei Locke, of this village for a sample L t o f golden pippins, which may be considered, coreless. They wore superb. CLUB MBETINO.—TiIe Republicans of cllrbore aro requested to meet at the Town 11311, Wednesday evening, 20th inst., to make :natation for the Mass Meeting on the evening ttw t;th of October, and other campaign busi- LABW , I YIELD.—Mr. D. H.. Curtis f Chatham, raised 15 bushels of Goodrich po talcv from a peck of seed. Ono hi 11. yielded 12 iuta toei—thrtie-fottrilis of this batch were of or ire sire. This meet settle the toler question TIN Epp Ibro .—M r. and MN. Hugh this village;telebrated their . Tinfi','Z. l .- ung-on Wednesday evbning, last week. A large uq of their friends i were present, and the en was.ono of rational hilarity and keen en sinent to all. May they live lb celebrate their :11,1,1en Wedding. Pic-Nl( , .—The East ella4eston %nd mothodlist Sabbath Schools united in a tic Saturday ISth inst., i s n Whitney's Grove, occasion was interesting and prolitahle to Hers. Haskell and Reynolds addressed the 1,,,015. It was a most delightful time, every •hing having been quiet and orderly, and, the ~ ,ither all that could be wished. farmers, Meehanies:and business men—if you ,co not "Chamberlin's Law Book for the Pco h- get it at once, It will afford you the forms ' nhdair business when it may cost you time - n:l6ioney to leave your work to see a lawyer or at a dihtanee. Tt Un ' --tok of law, but ii 10 11 give yon 16,,1yk,1ge of tho onset , it hen you need legal ad- Tiloy.—The ''Troy House." as it is to will he thollinest hotel in Northern l'ennsyl :mitt, north of Williamsport. Wo took a trip 'l,rligh it tho other day in company with the lii e, and nits testify to its completeness,— Pere not ap‘ or room in it, and with all tho vlern conveniences added, DO 11D111 will regret , ing left over to till mercies the Judge and i,. 'rho lionise will be opeped in October.— .1-- to it: , proprietorA I.urrtt: The notice of the applesreceived from Mr. A. S. 4eynolils, Fr Tioga, somo t %too weeks i.ineo, : iI :;.; apples to the half instenil of t.;,.hel, n stated. " Detuocraey will please bear in mind a tin Republican - Ring, of which they hare s o 4 h q,.tyqinchlcs :41 townships in this, eonnty -!'philit: has aceepiol the T of the city of Williamsport. "Query" writes to . ash }km' is PI": 'Who) the';ineeme lax man asks me about the n:reu of my sloq 5.20 bond, and for how such ! ,old my gold, and 7 reply--"for ss"-- 1 , ; , 1 he then vsesses me with-10 cents lax—tli4e -- doe., he cheat' ino ? Or does the Democrat When he rays there is no tax to pay on gov .mment hands?" luny Democrat says that the income Ito oenouent'securities is taxed, he prolml, ..ilses a false)return to the itssessor himself, an holde''that all other men are similar hmive ,iery man pays a Ur, of 5 per cent on 1,0, in -111 eyes: of i-1000- -if lie does not lie--so Irt,rest on bonds is ta \ea just as interest (01 'NV I.l.lAmsPowc.--11. ving a few hotinl , t ,, ure in Williamsport lel, t, week, we viskted Ilatheirson's splendid mercantile c:daldiAincul G that city, By f a v o r of Ao. Of the wu found ourself placed on the, agree. .lulu of Mr. Do.viason, ono of (he members 01 house, and to his courtesy are indelded fur taxed 4.0• t Lntereating wonld a credit tn any city, ai t i: r l appointmeots are Llegant as they are appropriate. Upward of persons are employed, and l tho aalueted upon troll considercai 51t :tem. There are Fit VI:11 departinents, each, haying tts 4.wa soperintentlent. The 1 - O,IIIIS 310 ,pa i,ll- :111 , 1 well lighted, and et I.l'y applianee ~ none to modern eottvvilienei•, and et 11l Inx tit y. 1- Leen prot hied. 'Plc cha Is.; hat e title dor '-.1!or 'in the third story; its ;tell as a parlor awl im)• rntil thPre %la, a refuetory • the baqeinent where the employes %%vie 110.1)11- ' 1 in g ~,,, I 10. The 1111Iin %%3' n. 1.1,11,1 /01 •eries and so lour!' of the Original plan• hag. 0.. :Lliandonoil. 10 the eairet ware informed : that the stud: WUS I,llV—in lut there was n 9 ftSrOrtlllPlit. ,11011111 110 I.ave- guessed Ilia, 'however, ae I lie' 1111151119.% e I•o'n thouFaiitis• of dollars worth of beautiful ear en hand. As for boots no.l shoes, the room 061 tier upon tier; and we we e told that 1 1 , d ‘. , ding several Thousands was expel t<.l that :ales ;il this establislinientl, on -I,t , y .113 s in a d4ll reason, often go above ;Li:land. It a sigliquorth seeing, arid if any ..f our gn to Villimnspott, and return without "go :tr! through" Mathew so`ii's 111., of she , rill miss 111 the I eat things to be seen anywhere. n.vii;Erp's MILLS.—Mr. C. Stillwell, date of Sept. 11, writes us as follows : RIOT hp experience that repentance for " - "fig is e. 0,1 for a man's moral and spiritual hLilth. I therefore hereby revoke all promises t“ and for 111 r . Donaldson, as recent de% clop' place him under the lend of the Democrat- Agamemnon for Packer. I shall- be the hot Republican to [at my foot in such a trap, or to l ehioen ono of the defences against the enemy. a too proud 4f the achievements of the'lte pribh an party to abandon it in its hour of need. , 1 ,0 11 eland at my post, laboring for my coon (1/ 3 . crest. I risk no office, can work or let it 4 " , " 1) g under my own Vine and fig-tree with nono to molest or`mako 'lna afraid." clad no man put odic° above the common good, Otero could have boon Jo quarrel in the ranks of the party in this county. A few more mon as free from the maniafor plaeo as our correspon dent would strengthen the party materially. • INC; Tel Nv tiless" „ w rites : ” A .1. Fisk has built a new ,store and stocked it with goods. Farmers will fisjd it to their in terest to call and see him. Mr. Fisk' has also improved his house and his mill, and is i about to mid to the latter a planer and welcher.' "0. 11. Blanchard is building 0 fine dwelling, which; when finished, will ho an ornament to the neighborhood. It is a large square upright with projection for kitchen, Fee., in the rear. The gitehen is as it s hould be, tho pleasantest room in the house—a suggestion which, if followed by others would conduce much to the happiness of the female portion of the race, The work is being done by lotin Landon, a capital mechanic. Magoon .t Carlo are the masons, and Meade k (troves the painters. "Mrs. Jared Butler died on the 12th` inst., and Ma.s buried on the Bith, and the funeral was atten ded by a large concourse of relatives and friends. Mrs. Buller was ono of our oldest inhabitants, and universally respected. "Mr. It. T. Ball died at the residence of his son, Rhodes W. Rail, on the ledh. lie had long -been disabled, but was never absent from the Polls on election day, where he cast his' veto and influence for Freedom and Right. "There is a _story hero that Mr. Taber was drunk during the Fall "kook riot. I suppose it is an electioneering story, but it ought to be hipped in the bud. [Mr. Tabor was not in liquor at the time spoken of; nor was ho ever a "drinking man ; nor has any man in Tioga county ever seen him drunk. co. A(ITATOR.) BLOSS.—nt., Rev.Lilishop 0. Mull, 6f Scranton, visited CAtholie Chureh at Bless burg on Sunday the 12th inst., and after an im pressive discourse, administered the rile of Con firmation to 15G applicants. The Tannery works are nearly completed, and smoke is issuing from the splendid brick shaft, upwards of 10(1 feet in height. Adding one more to the many steam whistles now in use in this country. Among the many new buildings and improve ments to old ones, that have been accomplished during the sunimer, is a very pretty, double C-a tag() residence, neat to the Episcopal church, erected by L. 11. Shattuck, Esq. Not being well read in architecture, I presume it belongs to the ensmovoliittn order. gutox it Aw nENt 'Ey►LLE.-A corresponden of the awning /o:irnift, Write!, : '•Mr. James Stewart furl; moved his Shoo maldng establishment from Main Street, to Me chanic Street, upon a lot, lie!--rtirehased of Mr. Slosson, and which lies adjacent to the United States hotel lot.—The Rev. Mr Cvmcr who is to lie stationed here in place of the Rev. Mr. Turtob, is expected with his family in a few days.—The Lawrenceville Dramatic Association intend to visit Tiega on Friday of this week, and Addison on Friday evening of neat week, for tho purpose of raising funds sufficient to make the Fire Co. of this place, a munificent douation.—The brick block that. we have so long expected to .see stand ing as a monument of grace and beauty, I fear wcil not. soon be seen ; as Rusling ‘t . ParklmA do not seem to have the spirit for building at pros eit. It world make a splendid addition to our village. Take it all in all, we have one of floe most chahn hip; towns in Pennsylvania. The rain of last week, furnished the river with a plentiful supply of water and thousands of logs were drawn in :Old floated down the current, to supply the mills below. I understand that they drew logs into the river at Lindley the whole of S un d a y, with some four or live (Cams." Tio(l,\. The Atasii meting on the Slll W:1:4 11 meccas. I)elOgat i ons were pnwen t 'root z‘ll the towns along the river, and many others throughout. the cotitity. Brn,s hands en licett•d its with their toit , ic--able aihlreshes were delivere.l by F. E. Smith, ,lodge Ilmorlirey, Henry A lien, an i others. That the county build itto,t l,e retool, .1 141 :•note z weessibly locality, and that Ting:t is the place, seemed to be the general finpre , pion of the people urei , cnt. Foster Adams's daughter, a little girt aloud. two years' old, was drowned on the lags. Mr. Adams live,t on Mill Cleek, about three mile:, front thin village. It scrim; the little girl was playing in .the garden a short time before she inis:ed, and proltahly fell into the creek, which teas quite high at the time. About thirty men and 'toys went up from the %Otago, and al'- ter several hours :caret), found the hods in the crock about half a Mile 11 • 0111 Mr. Ada III•eg house. It was a sad sight, and few eye's were Airy as she ore talon from the stater and borne to her grief stricken parents. Robert l!re11 : , Otte It Ithaca 111 Iselko4.l. ••• '• ••• -•••• .••••• ..... 111.1. L(I replenish his stook td dry ~, t. The I,otig(• loom 111 Templars' has hero farnishoa wilt) Wiekhain A Fair have .lint reeeil ed a new ,took T. 1,. Raid will has one to the city to porch: new f .cooV. INCO(IN ITO LAmn'sCnEEK.-,--Efelearing new land, solving, planting, harvesting and gathering into Luna, i,nil link house 4, and making various 1 . 1.- pa irs. 0., CMlC•tit rte improvement in a commun ity or plai-e, then might Lamb's Creek ,rejoice in her prospi Lily. Though it has not arrived at that, 14:00 of increase of products likh IthiliCH it iiciaqsary bit the people to "pull (limn" their barns :old build greater; nor can they congratu late then p.ti c-elves on the proiiet of future en.e without hdior ;--yet are .rapidly going On in our midst, we feel t I v red of a new meeting- honie. The question has been--. - -titled in i-oow measme, and hope soon to have a f m -i ic al,l o deeision. It is devoutly hoped that our young folks may coo the propriety of remain ing quietly in the hone during teligions no Dialler nhether It be nn old , 1111)1/1 home or a It is a canse,,,of deep rel t , ;ret that the society at Lamb's Creel: is corriiiit.,_ How can wo look lor a elonige while so many itre-__in the habit nl win!: snout; drinks. The hot °filature has pro vided a "fountain of health," which is perfectly ltearnetcn. Another eat respondent writes: The principal topic of conversation here at pres ent, is the building of sidewalks, for which purpose the citizens met at the School house on the Isth inst.,—E. It. Ilaight, chairman, 11). L. Fratie, Seify—which resulted in each severally agreeing to build a walk in front of his residence on Main st, connecting with those already built, by L. L. Plower :eta E. It. Ilaight, extending to the School llow , e; to be .1 feet wide, and to be completed Icy - the Ist of December next; The next in order was to build one from the It. It. Depot to eonneet with the termer, to be 11.1110 Icy subscription. It is e3.l,Ce!eil all Will I:ollilitsnie fre e ly I hat the mi le:Trite may prove a SneeeS.:. W. E. La,llll , .t L. t were appointed a «mutt ittee of ar rangements, the attendance was general. They meet again in two weeks Iry a report (tom the committee. W. F. Lamb i 4 eland to open it street, to be known as 2d st from the road leading to the It. It. throtiqh to Chas. Pitsley it' he tPitsley) will o.onlinue it through to Main st„ J. Kelley has built a wagon repair shop where you get anything dome in his line. B. (tiles has jest, sowed to wheat a new fallow which !oohs "tip top" front the roil a , doe, Ira tllark's, beside it on the south. if. li. Cooper is clearing :may Cho rubbi- i to lit lip aWing on his lot. Don't forgt.t. 1110-3 hien, ' AV. C. Itipicy, hae building tip lln r. tidy hit' the 10C,to he laid. -M. 11. Frain. it; getting on finely. with lii ha% itig folded a k itches , tvuoilliuu-ii, : 11.1.1.1: 4 1,1 a :ill,' 1113' 111.4. Thu mirk ni soon 14 ' ii•tdY the plasterer. The st..rni or the 17tit whig•h p:i-,..1 over Ilia°, aid mud] damage to Ih road:, and bridges, op the etuull streams. Nelley's Turning ;lp wit, eompletely destroys by he 11..1, al." the brithrae to this place, vvhie has Imo! br, ti rebuilt in a in..re t nln , lll.lltial HMI by Sure' ‘Yells. jut Republican tin - ailing of the ll2d w,t: full attended liv bulb goillom.ni and Lulu—. :I led 1%111.i 1,11 111•1 e prom p tl y on 11 . 1 11.1, all en , li gn(e 11 , ald winitil t Ilvetive pnv It. 'LI N Wl.l'l . 1' . 1111 , 4, 311 , 1 I frog (bey ttt ty h tr. , ti do teed efteei of L;ettiiiii-,ont a lull vote on the Lit of 41,1idiet no•VI. tt t. M AN:AA r.1.1)-I'rovitlence in his go( permits the sun in all it, sploii,l"l upon our I, iutiful villitge. uere visited on Friday last I.y very heavy hieh caused the water in emy Cr e ek to rti•e eu high that it did a great thiniag- 1 -dare say that four thousand dollars would net lel.olll - those 1,1.0 suffered for the lusts they so, nailed. Among these who lust the 111(01. wont 111. Kelley, Phelps, A. tibturt. A. 11. Ingalls, _ Per. Taylor, illelleeli-t elerl.rytunit, has been :out Ly the i'"tat.relice to laln,r with' this people tor tho romiun (•;t•, fool troth 1110, '"nwns tt e but e heard read, Ito for hint gt eat :nieces:, in the tiucy.trd of the Gird, Tho t.ituailay•: 4 ell4)l,l ha , l a the kill ktg. Week a n d lilts t. ;1 , 111,1 (Is i•lijqy the selves very Ie C:corgo 11pliand:t h v pnrvlia , o l a It,t r0n..1 strvet, , ond I inplites ap n houso.i Fred. Elliott ' Imo of Col. Elliott, cad now be found ut the st(ap of Pitt.; 11r0%4 ready to'sell mo lasses by the pint, linart,oryatd,aloolutled dress goods, trimming's, I ca inn near forgetting to say that the high water of Friday torn down and washed away Mr. Kelloy's factory for turning, sawirre&m., situ. tod on a small crook emptying into the Tioga river at 'Kelly Town. Also glad to see the people , on Main street so vigilant in repairing the sidewalk destroyed by the water. REQULAIt. CITATIIAM.— Elder Livingston will ho welcome to return to tho west Chatham charge, where ho has for the past year boon preaching.— Several of the Falmington appointments have been added te this charge. I am inforined that a Sabbath School p is-nio came MY in the grove near the Daniels' School IDiuso on the 1 lth inst., inticb to the satisfaction of fill prosoot. The summer harvesting is nearly completed, and many of the farmers, if they have not want ed to "tear dolvn barns and build greater," have felt the need al'inore room for storage.— Nearly every orchard is laden with a bountiful sqply of golden fruit. May wo in thankfulness remember tho (treat llestower of all these bless- Mr. S. A. Cady is making preparation to erect a new dwelling house. Miss Susie Hastings is teaching a select school at the Round 'Cop settee! house, Wcstriehl. IIILLSIII3• - Repttblican ?Meetings. " Rally once again !" Tho Republican - Canvassing Com nate° has; appointed EVENING meet ngs for the two weeks following Sept. , 0 to wit: • BLOCK HOUSE, 201 h, Smith and Shaw. COVINGTON, 30th, Smith & wia,Lsßotto, Oct. 2, /tort. S. F. Wilson AIAINSBURO, Sept. 27, .7. It. Niles,- S. it Elliott. CHAN DLERBUIIO, 287 h, same. DAGGETT'S MILLS, 2Alth, same. NELSON, Sell. 30, ,S'tra ny Niles. ELK LAND, Oct. I, same. SIIIPPEN, Lcibs, Sept, 28, Maj. Merrick WIFETNEYVILLE, Sept. 29, Wilson d' Cobb. NILES VALLEY, Sept. 30, same. DIMM AR, OSBORN SCHOOL ILMISE, WEBB I , AND BOSA MINTOWN, Om. 1, J. C. STir.(3, C. W. BEAM)" COWANESQUE VALLEY, OCT. 2, SAME. DELMAR, KEN NEDV'S, OCT. I, I.SEIN AND 1VEI:11. FARNIINGTON, PRESBYThitIAN CHURCH, OCT. 1, J ()DOE HumPIIREY, CAMERON HOLIDAY'S, OC,T. 2, JuDoE_Hustrintr.v, .1. 1. Mirette.t.l,. DEI I ).NIAIt,, OrmEN &moor. IlOd OCT. 1, 11CSARD AND COBB. GRAY'S VALILE i, Oct. 4, A. Humphrey A: J. W. (Inert - boy. CATLIN HOLLOW, Mummy School house Fri day evening., oet., I, Maj. Merrick. RIITLA N D, /rt. 5, Humphrey ,t; Uuerncey. MORRIS., toan's) Oct 4, Niles & Stone. DELMAR, ( Broughton School Housci) Oat. 5, Niles & Stone. HOLIDAY'S, Oct. 9, NV II Smith, Dr. Webb. Bound Top School Douse, Oct. 4, Merrick & Mitchell. CHERRY FLATS, 0ct..5, Merrick & D EL M A It, (Osborn School IL) Oct. 9, MAI. Cobb OCr 01,A , Oct. 4, B. B. Strang. CIIA'PIIAM, ( Daniels S. 11.) Oct. 5, 11. B. Strang WEL,LSBOIW, Oct. I I, Smith, Niles & Others. The friends are requested to make all necessary arrangements to secure a good attendance- , at these meetings, give ample notitie, &e. Itf order or Committee, A. 1.. ENswoitTi , Chairm:m. `111.: OATS CROP.—A correspondent ing seen in your last week's mint ier an item alamt Norway oats, 1 aslc the far mer, of 'r toga Bro..iford counties to hold on nhile I state the following facts: Mr. 1,. Crippen of East Farmington, procured one pint of Nom‘ay mds lahcspring and put them on good ground. Last week Mr. Crippon threshed the crop, dan measuring it before witnesses, found that he had raised from the pint or seed 262 pints of oats! if tho farment Toga or Ilradroril Como io , ; heat that, ho will try again." SEE MATtRIAGES. E )14 welleboro, Sept_ 9. at DJ. E. Pars,thap by Ilev I). L. (:ikon,•Mi, 1, I . Dell., ETE it -It IL() w Cliessaning, Sag anatv !Melt., at the houseor the 111 ille:s teeth er, h}• Nev. A. It. ('leanly Mr. Will. W. Streeter am! Mir, Itiantlut It. Mown., 11r. rornierly it is i lrnt of Tioga LEV—CASE.-1n Kni,N% Sept; 11 y Itcy. . N. 1,, ly daug.ll(vl C:v.,•, Loll, 0 SEEM 14,14 . 15, by the :aloe, Warren lltt4ttal, el A, not, :Lod 111 ii• , Fannie E. Eon', of MAINE —.II}IINSCI:g.---At. the reQhlence ofl lie bride'a fattnr, Atte% 2f, E4lwin Alttine, of Mains bur;;, and Alisl Ellen Johnson, or Covington. DEATII:-$ V CATLIN,— I n Charleston, July 1809, Man Y 'l'., lite 011 1 Y son or Dexter I'. and Sarah 1. :alio : aged ri years 7 too. 1(1 (fay s— No /de boy. I) Lord (led Almighty ! to Thee %Ye turn it; our t•olace above; 'rite waters may fail from the I , ca, Nut i e er Thy Fountains or love; teach ns Thy will to (they, And sing With one heart and accord— ., It, I'. gave and talteth away, ' And prai,ted be the name of the Lord.' c>cr.l.l _..mm2rslara.o S ING -MACHINES. 110 WE Jr. list Premium Sewing Mn for sale in Welhburn, by o,t. 2S, I S6B-21. A. FOLEY. - • - K EC IA r, NOTICES -0- .Y 1 TAG' ,;E;zi-Is.: VEGETABLE: S ICI LIAR! HAIR • - _2? Er NE WER • itself le be the moat, perfect propara ion for the ll:vir ever olTared to the public to 111:sroltE llmtv 11. tin To ITS oltlqINAI. COLOR, Ind ,r(roo a uew growth whore it ling fallen off 'runt iiisotoo or natural decay. ill prevent thr Hair from out. All me it are unanimous in awarding it the t: eof being the hest (lair DreFsing ex tant. l'reritsse on the Ilair sent free by mail mANni.At"runi:n ONLY Ity ILA ht, (1(1,, Ns.Flinn, N. 11. Proprietors Sept. 1, 1869. ERRORS OF YOUTH. .% 41E741'1,8M A N mho boon•rel forr yr , :krs front Nor m4m-i Ilrbillty, l'aetnatnto L City, :11111 all 1110 elTerls of iudi,rrrtinu,will, I'M the Hike of suffering EP(' 111 All abu nerd it, lirrrtwii for u,al.ing tho :unapt° remedy by whirl' 1 0 , Sufh.rot* to profit by Om adver• oxpet b.neo t an do so by toldr,m(ing iu pet fret .1011 N 11. 0(1 I/EN. v. N. 12 f'...lar St ref, NeW York. TO CONSUMPTIVES, has in g been re , tored to health in a by a wary Yin - 111k r<mealy, alter i‘ id !OP:W.4 a lilt a t.mer, , lung affection, and that dread di,:elFe,Cotenitnption—ls anxious to make Istioo it to Ilk fellow•suflerei a the moans events. To all a ad. fit e it. he will head a copy of the pro ~,,,,l(frce of charge,) with the directions for preparing and using tho srmo, which they will find I % yon (7oNelThlrlioN, Atriain, etc. T . 1.• obi aof the advert sir sr ntling the .7Pre.wrip 11on in to benolit 111, , afflicted, and spread information which 6n cow-elven to ho invaluable; anti ho !topes 000ly , snacrer a ill try his remody, to it twill cost them "" 11,111, :, nod may prove a Lie:7Blllg. 'antes \ ll, lllllg fho preqrririt ion, will please address Rev. EDNVAItI) A. WILSON, Williamsburg, Kings County, N. Y. Nl.ty For Rent. rrinE howo and lot known es tho "Siunpson Properly" corner of Pe41.1 street, anti First nvenne. Apply to !BUG II YOUNG. • ;Sept. 29, 4 r. persC - 11[17t 7 ingtn;CttlCd saw billg with us, IVIIi pl use call at J. It. lb,wca's store. and Feltli) ut onto, either by cacti or no to. SPI.t. 29, I Stl9—illt A lityrEr, and lot, known as tho keystone „ft_ ifotol in Ell:laud Born, is otTored for sale upon re:vonablo terms. For particulars, en quire of the Fubseriber at Elkland, Pa. Sept. 29, 188t)-6t. R. T. WOOD. HALL'S TRUMAN it BOWEN For• &Ile W'covvv Them Things is Arriv EVERY thing is lovely, and the armor biped depends from a sublime altitude. You will Please Observe, that tho best natured man in Town having no ticed tho wants of the public!, and having boun7 tifully supplied himself with almost everything which this world oln afford to appease them; now honevolontly proposes to open the whole be fOro the people, and say to all, old arid young, black and white, rich and poor, COME: You pay your Money and you take youy , choice. Don't stand out in the cold exposed to the el ornonts and to the Sting of the neighbors boos, but pull the latch strirg, it is always out in bus iness hours, ko. • ENTER?. The large hearted proprietor, or his urbane good natured clerk will eoricluet you, as it wore through a , (71-Al-I.DEN tilled with ravi,lting delights Ist. A GARDEN OP SPICES, in which every thing Spicy,from a nutmeg to cayenne pep. per mar be peon and procured. 2d, A GARDEN OF SWEETS, in which ev ery variety of Saceharine delights, both solid and liquid may be bad by the stick, pound or gallon, and of such flavor and complexion'ae will make every aching sweet tooth in your head fairly jump with delight. Should you be pomologi. tally inclined, this humane individual will con. duct you into G ARDEN OF FRUITS, in which almost ev ery variety of luscious things to ho found gath ered trom the four quarters of the globe, will be shown to satisfy your largest longings, Oranges from Cuba, Lemons from Florida, Prunes from Turkey, Raisins from Malaga, Currants from tho Grecian Archipelago; Peaches dried and earth od along with a groat variety of Canned Fruits from the Jerseys; Dates from Syria, and Figs from Asia Minor. No end to the supply of every species of NUTS from 3 Continents. TUB TEA U ARDEN will next command your attention; the warm decoction of tho China loaf and the de - i.e horn have become almost uni versal beverages, and if not swallowed too hot or to strong, the mild stimulants are esteemed as eminently promotive of conlfort and sociality.— What company of elderly ladies could over part in peace without theirs? Now your priond the GARDNER, will ho Most happy to show you all this. lio will ask you politely - to-look at his Tea. You aro welcome to try every chest and see if GUN POWDER, Souchong GREEN, IIYSON, Ac.,which flavor you like, but of all the•other styes whose jaw cracking names would bo dangerous to pronounce, COFFEES, in every style, ditto, ditto, ditto. Furthermore, beneficent propriotot of this mammoth cs tablislanent—out of :Amer good will, and if you will believe him for no other motive than your interest and his, has at vast expense established at the samo place an immense depot of Provis ion-s, consisting of Flour, Pork, Lard, Cod tishi White Fish,, Sword Fish, &e. Meal, ]Tams, Butter, Trout, Olue Fish, - • Halibut, &e., &c. All of which ho intends to sell at al profit, on the principle of '•live and let live." De generally proposes also to receive in exchange nil the pro ducts of your farm and dairies,and it is said con fident hilly to the 'that ho never refuses . ftasin. Tho' it irks him wretchedly to keep it. So axiom; is he. that the dear people should want calling whatever that money can buy•of Welklioki.“, Juno 10, 1469. _—_—.3.s/uaz/on EUUAS, by an art 01 the (leneral Assembly of V ilio cotton( tioealt It ot Pennitylthnia, entitled, "An act to regulate the General Eleetions of this Com nitionaltli," enacted on tha 2,1 (lay ()fluty, 18%9, it is 1111jOilloa on toe to give public notico whet officers aro to Le clected—thorefoto I, JEROME It. PoTTEtt, High Shot in (it Tioga County, do hereby maim known and 00 this public nutlet, to the Electorn of Tioga County, hat a General El«•lion will be held throughout the teannty on tln) 21 Tuesday of October next, being the to elfth day thereof, at the mitt :11 diStlliqS said county, namely: illoss, Union school bonne. Itt ooktield, South Road school house. Charleston .Dartt. Solllement school house, Clymer. Sabinvillo school 11011 Ne. (11301:1111, tho Chathiun Center school home. Cos tiogton, hotel at Samuel Covington Borough, hotel of Samuel K If.' Delmar, at the Court House s Wet field, Cowanesono !louse, Tra Waan(l . Elkland Borough,liannel Hotel. Elk, at the Smith school 11011341. Fall Brook Ilmough, Fallow school house. Farmington, boos° of Peter Mowry, deceased. (tains, It. C. Vermilyea's. Jack:ion, house, of 0. Hamilton. Knoxville 11,u(ingli, Eagle Hot no. Lam once, 810( son's Hotel. Lamience Iformmh, Slosson'a Hotel. Libel ly, Sliath•r,s Hotel. Xlauslield Borough,M0(101 school ammo. Mainshurg Borimelt, Doud's Middlebury, lii llidaytown school house. Mort is, iloll.lo 4 ofthAL NePOll, house of Chat ley Boodrich. oceola, Hotel. ItiOniond, Methodist Church. Ithtland, boon, of Ebner Backer. Sullivan, P. 1)0101 . 8 Hotel. Shipper, Big Meadow sclmol house. Tioga, E. S. Faren Hotel. 'Tioga Borough, E. S. tares Hotel. Wellsboro, at the Court Honse. Westfield, E.G. Hill's Hotel. West field, R.O.Hill's Hotel. Ward, house of William L. Thomas. Union house of John Irvine. At tvhlclt 111110 and places the following named State, District, and County officers are to be elected: Ono In rem' for (Inventor 01 thoComonthwealth. Ono Person for Judge of the Supremo Court <Jr tho . 001111 11011 wealt h. Two poisons to represent Tioga and Potter counties in tho (olm{ Assembly, One person for Prothonotary of Tioga county. Ono person for Register and Recordor of Tioga county. One person for Treasurer of Tioga county. Olio 1101500 for CollllllltiSkiller of Tioga county. Three persons for Auditors of Tioga county. Ono person for Coroner of Tioga county. And lownHhip :mil borough officers for the ((event townships and borougllH i fTioga county. It is Bather directed that the meeting of Om Return Judges at t h e Court House, Wellsboro. to make out the violet leturns, shall be on the first Friday succeeding the said election, that help; the Itith day of October. um I aby said act further Brecht(' to give notico that every person, except 'bodices ul the Peace, who shall bold Wilco or appointmenta of trust or profit under the government of the United States, or of this State, or of any city or imorported district, whether a commis- Moiled officer or otherwise, a subordinato offic'er, or agon t, who in or who Shall ho employed under the evrutivo or Audiciary. departments of this State, or of any incorporated district ; and also that every member of Congress, and of the select or common ' council 01 any city, cominTSSloners ofany incorporated district, is by law i ncapable of holding or exercising at the tame time the ollico or appointment of Judge, in• elector, or clerk of any election of this Comtuonwettlth, • and that no inspector, judge, or any other officer of ally such election shall he eligible to any oilleo then to be . %ohsd for. lu aceordanco a its the net of Assembly, of March 1860, regulating the manner of voting at all elections,l further state for Om information of voters that all State officers wilt lie voted for on a singlo slip of paper labeled "Sin fel" and all county olliCors, Including members of Assembly, will he voted for on a seperato ballot, and labeled "Comity;" and all townaldp and borough offices will lie voted for on a seperate h allot, lithelett"ToWnship,' or "Borough." each class to ho do. posited i n seperate ballobbox es. For instructions in regaid to the organizationof boards of election, etc., see act o (Assembly of 2d JulY. IKIO, pamphlet laws, page 11th; likewise contained in a practical digest of the election laws of this Common. wealth, furnished at every place of bolding general elections, pogo 86, etc. given under my hand at Wellthorough, this 2.1 day of September, 1869. " .1. B. POWER, Sheriff. A NEW ARRIVAL - Of frail' goods right (*rim tho City, at ILVICKHAIVI & FARR'S. WE HAVE NOT time or space to enumerate the different kinds end styles, but would be pleased to all wishing goods, to call and look for theu4olves. WICKIIAM it FARR, Tioga, Sept, 22, 1869. STATE NOHDTAL SCHOOL, MANSFIELD, PENNSYLVANIA. r IIE next term of this Institution will corn mance 'Wednesday, Sept:lFt 1869. For Catalogues—address Prof. Chas. 11. Ver ril, Mansfield, Tioga Cirunty Pa. Jnly 7; 18filf-tf. Elkland .dgrifultural IllE second Annual Fair of the Elkland Union Agricnitural Society will bo held on the grounds of tho Company, at Elkland, on' the 14th, 15 and 16th days of October 1869, $6OO in premiums and ptirscs. R. T. WOOD, Seo'y. AND PROVISION STORE, Como to John H. Rico If you want to got some good Rico, Only ono shilling per pound; • But you will not find whiskey or wino, Nor any other compound. But Teas, 'Teas, of the very best, Hero youfirl,al4rge hen ' s nest; Clovh,•einnamon and candy, • Ilere;you will find everything handy. Floui, Flour, of every, grade and kind, And oleos to suit all mankind; So there will be no grumbling, While the barrels in and'out will be tumbling. Summer Js Long a-Coming AD . some people begin to lose faith in the N promise of soedtirrio and harvest. In view of this fact havo concluded to hurry, up tho season by stock ing their shelvos and counters with a wisely so tested and superior lot of Silks, l Linens,, !Hosiery, Gloves, Em broideries, Poplins, Lawns, Percales, Piquas, &c., Domestics, Sheetings, Shillings, Sum iner Clothing, baffles Shoes, tte. We shall sell as low as anybody, and givo you good floodB. —(rn, rustne 16, 1889 BULLARD A: CO. L. A. fIAIIDNF,R John U. Rice's' Grocery :Mozart Block, 1.8( door I,clos Convcroc & Oa good'o Dry Goode Storc, Crackers, Tobacco and Allspice, Dried Beef and Sugar cured Hams; _ If I sell to you once I can twice, ' So call in woman and man. - So give me a call both great-and small, And I will try to suit you all; But if you call in here by chance, Do not forget to bring a few stainpe, Kerosene Oil and vinegar, c o l ema t's Mustard and Ginger; And Soap the best at ton cents a bar, And tine Salt fir butter, the bust by far Hero is whore ' Itl . ou will lind, . Brown's Glass loaning Polish, 'That will last it ovorrhlng is domolished August 25, 18119 tf. KEYSTONE STORE WELLSBORO, PA. Bullard A Co., SUMMER DRESS GOODS, comprising ,a variety of together with a fine let of NEW SUMMER GOODS TOLES & BARKER, P fliff. WOULD say to their friends and the publio generally, that they are now roeciving splendid assortment of Fummor DRY GOODS, glicli as SHEETING S, SHIRTING S, PRINTS, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VEST ING S, READY MADE CLO THING, HATS & CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, also a largo and well selected stock of CROCKERY, HARDWARE, WOODEN WARE; STONE WARE, KERO SENE OIL, TAINTS Sc OILS, SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES, MOLASSES, ETC,. ETC., ETC. i We are able to offer our customers the benefi of tho LAST DECLINE OF "tPRICES n the Now York Market, our Stock having boon lurchased since the mat decline in Goods. Wellsboro, Juno 16,1860 ROV 9 S Cholera Irops This medicine is quite c ferent from all other prepara tions called CHOLERA DROPS It is an unfailing remedy for disorders of the bowels .SOLD BY DRUGGISTS AT 50 els PER BOTTLE, 1011sboro, , July IS, ISO-1y Largest Stock of Frames In Tiogn County for sale at the lowest prices, April 14, 1869. REGULATOR, Here We Are Again! lIIIIANKFUL for the favors we have thus far I received from the people of THE TIOGA VALLEY, we wish to call their attention to the fact that wo are just rcdoiving a adapted to the early Fall Trade, comprising ev erything doeirablo, both in stylo and quality, and shall IA pleased to soo,our old customers and ail who may come from that vicinity to CORNING to buy GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, TOLES ,t BAERER CLAY'KING'S Art Gallery CORNING. N. Y. New Stock of Goods DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, CROCKERY 9 Carpels, &c., &c., as we always give customers from a distance A. LARGE DISCOUNT ON. PRICES wo thus make it for their interest toleotno to us to mako th'cir Purchases, as many poop o in that region will testify. We do not bolinve in long advertisements, displaying long lists of prices, ILObut will convince all who como that ice can, and do Adl GOODS CHEAP, that this Store is, in reality THE 1-1,-F,G,ULATOR for this stetion of country Call and Julio aleok through our immense stock and satisfy yourselves. NEWELL At. OWEN Corning, Sept 8, ISO. NRIV. MIMI; GOODS AT the PEOPLES' STORE CORNING, N 1' IP you want tho host AMERICAN PRINTS in mantra for ln cent por :yaid, and other hoods in proportion. I you want any Dress Goods or Shawls If 3. , c,u want any !._, l I Cloths or Cassimeres, by tho yard or made. to order in tho most ap proved style. If you want any Carpets, call where you can find 70 rolls to select from In short, if you want anything in F 1 REIGN & DOMESTIC GOODS, i~t the lowest prices. Call at tho PEOPLES' STORE, where prices aro uniform and low, whero honesty and fair dealing is the motto; and if you want AMA., 25 per oont loss than you can buy elsewhere, call on the agents of the GREAT 11. S: TEA COMPANY and Lo convinced, C0111(3 rind soo for yourselves. Storo directly opposite the Dickinson Muse. Corning, March 31, 'lAiii) WANTED—TWO GOOD, 13toady journoy man Shooninkers, to whom constant em ployment will bo given. Amity to - L. D. SMITH, Blosßburg, Pa. [Sept. 15, 1860-20 MB SMITH & wmpr, This space was -.991(1 Mathers, but ow •ing to the rush of bu- Rincss he cannot use it. Fresh Goods Received. Weekly Dry Goods!: Wtesh (4roceries: CROCKERY! mm_i - 4. - .N: .AA - c - P) w-,Plomgo Hats and Use it remenilsered,l that Converse & Osgood keep conAantly en band a laige stock of genera MERC A IV' 11 Z E GOQDS, AS REPRESENTED. NOT TO TIE UNDERSOLD Jan. 6, IS(IS.-ly. CONVERSE .' osoqop WATCHES 1 -;;'••, A '•••3 --.'"•)- • 1- _,,,...„cf—N\ '-. ; '. i• ." ••s''''' _ .•(,',,,' '-( 1 -)0::', ( (•'6 . N.,',' , E., s-VYP, . t ' ' '-; , •;;it. '* = ,:- .. -5 -t .--7- . L.l Vs 7 1g V-A M TA Tho undersignoti would respoctfully inform tho citizens of Tioga and vicinity that lie has just opened a Watch and .11irivelry establishment in Borden's Drug -Store, prepared to execute all dera in his lino clf business with despatch and iu the best of ma ner. ALL WORK WARRANTED; S. WILE Tioga, Feb. 21, 1869.—tf LAST CIigiVRLESTON .WOO 1 CARDING.I HAWING purchased the wool carding Works of Mutt Lt. Whitney, the '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 rullahoma with thorn the same day will be aceommodated. The charge for carding is based upon the weight of the rolls, and not upon that of the crude wool. Satisfaction guaranteed. Wo have a first-class machine and plenty of power to drive it. July 27, 1869-Im. 11100110:1 BACON. I:bleztarus:›-Fortes ORGANS AND MELODEONS, FOR sale by I. O. HOYT. Haines Brdthers Pianos, Chickerings, Steinways, and Stcelt'e. llintermister's Organs and Melodeons, and Ms son & Hamlin's Organ. Those aro all firseem." InStrumonts. Having the experionco or inunY years in Musical Instruments, and tuning the same, I can offer greater induccmeoce t custo mers of Tioga County than any other dealer in Northern I'n. Every instilOoent is warranted for live years. Per full r,,,aculars see Illnstrat- I. O. HOrf. ad Catalogue. Mansfield, Pa., itt.relt 3, lgtl9—ty ,Siate Street ,Lots AC0.1413 having laid off his land on State Streot into town lots now offers them for sale on reasonable terms. Wagborn, April 2S, Isllll. Executor's Notice I T I ETTERS TESTAMENTAY having been granted upon the . estate of Vino DcPui, Ito of Tioga Twp., deed, all persons indebted to, or claiming against said estate, will settle with ,ELIZA DEPUI, i Tioga, Sept. S, 1869.•40' Executrix. UNION ACADEMY, lII4OXVILLE, TIOGA-00trNTY, PENN'A. 0. 0. Wenn, Principal. Mrs. ADA W. HoRTON, Precotress. •Mies Mat Ilonrox, Assistant. Miss Emu BARTLETT, Teacher of _Music. The rail Term will Commence August 31. The Winter Term November 30. The Spring Term March 3. Each Term to continuo 12 weeks. - EXPENSES PER TERM. Tuition, including rent and wood, Fall T0rm......511,60. at " Winter Term.. 13,60. " Spring 7,00; 1 Tian 0, Organ or Molodeon).. 10,00. 2,00. 2,00. 3,00. 3,00. Day Students Instrumental Mimic, (1 Vocal Music llso of InatrumoutH..... Drawing and Ponc.ling. Board par week ,lnly 21, 1869-tf. TIOGA HIGH SCHOOL. THIS School now becomes a permanent In stitution, under State authority, having by special act received some peculiar privileges, and it can now afford all advantages common to Aca demic Inatitiitions. To those designing to pre pare for teaching we offer very decided advan tages by combining the Theory with the Practice. Pall Term commen ces Aug. 30, 1869, and con tinues 11 weeks. L RATES OP TUITION Common English, Elementary Algebra, Pri mary Philosophy and Primary Physology.frec;to all pupils of school age residing in Tioga Dor°. Common English .$5,00 Higher 1. 7,00 Commercial course, time unlimited... 5,00 German—extra 3,60 English Branches and German 8,50 " Commercial course... 8.50 For information with regard to rooms or board call on, or address . I 11. M. DEBLES, Principal, Aug. 4, 1860-tf. Tioga, Pa.' i t FEET WOOD, 6r, FARM pRODUCt ceived in payment for Tuitio . Great Improvement in Densistry. HAVING Purchased the exolu fatzrr, vivo right of Dr. Folsom's Irh °CUM proved patent Atmospheric Dental _ Plates for Tioga County. I now take pleasure in offering it to the public as the greattat 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 tho most practionl Donna!, in the world. Plates constructed upon this plan re main perfectly firm under oil circumstances or oon(qtion 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 h the cost, babe the Improvement applied to them answering in every respect the same purpose as as a now set. Perfect satisaction - guaranteed . in every case. C. N: pARTT, Dentist. Wellsboro, Juno 9, 1869. This to to certify that we aro now using the Improv ed Dental Plated with perfect satisfaction. Having used the old style of plates for years with all the troubles and inconveniences known in the use of such plates, we cheerfully recommend the improved Plates as far superior to anything yut known. IL It. KIMBALL, CIIAB. WILLIAMS. • CARRIAGE MAKING. TILE .UNDERSIGNED atilt continuos the Carriage business at his old stand . on street, near the Academy, whore manufacturing ; and repairing will ho promptly done and satis. faction guarrantced. :;The BLACKSMITH DEPARTMENT 7 Will be conducted by Mr. P. G. LYON, who has Vad many years experience in the business, and will give perfect satisfaction to all in Carriage Ironing, 11or5c Shoeing,- Particular attention given to Horse-shoeing. All work warranted. i 11. W. DARTT. Wellsboro, July I.tilhtl9. Ilunse 11,0 t Ai. Sale. A(1001) llo , :so and barn, on a lot of tn - d arres, wooin ten minutes walk' oflbO Court Douse, Wellsboro, is offered for salo. In quiro of John I. Mite.hell, Esq., Wollsboro. Aug. 25, 1869- tf. A. B. .13ASTMA:111, I)ENTIST, Nn. 11, 11t A IN STREET, I,lt, t,.•..•. Artificial tooth from ono to an entire set insert ed at short notice on any plate desired. Teeth extracted without pain—proved by scores of witnesses, at the office. Special atten tion given to the treatment and filling of ,tho natural teeth. All work warranted at "live'and let live prices." July 28,180. BERLIN PRINTS AND FANCY PHOTOGRAPHS Furnished to order. Now is the time to beautify your Homes. Old Pictures copied and worked in ink sepia or oil, at CLAY KING'S, April 14, 18t19. Art Gallery. SASH, _DOORS.IBLINDS. AT. FACTORY PRICES Always on hand u r furnished to order, at ROBERTS & BA ILI7PAS' Hardware 'Wore, 116boro August 18,1560 TDEBTORS.—AII Persons indebted to me _ll. are requested to call and settle at once. All accounts with MD ibaoro the new firm was formed must ho closed tip without delay. WILLIAM ROBERTS. Wellsboro, Aug. 25, 186'J. V:31". G. ARMSTRONG Armstrong a ,4inh, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, WILLIAMSPORT, PENN'A Aug. 4,1869-1 y • Jno. w. Adams, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR-A . II.LAW, Mansfield, ' Tioga eount,y, , , Pa. Collections promptly attended to. [Sept. 1, 1889. Freedom _Notice llllSils,rto certify that I have given my son Chas. A, Stevens the remainder of his mi nority and that ho is free to transact, business fOr himself, I shall claim none of hib earnings or pay no debts of his contracting after this date. CIIAS. STEVENS. Wellsboro, Sept. 22, 1809. AME to the premises of the subscriber ahout C the = first of August, ult., a RED CALF, about 6 months old. The owner is requested to reclaim the same and pay oharges. LEWIS CRITTENDEN. Charleston, Sept. I, 18601:It. FOR SALE—A lot of cutter timber, ready for use, will ho sold cheap. Call on • HALLS MARCH, ISeneyrille, July 21, 1869-2 m CASII Paid FOR HIDES, by Dr. A. DITICIP. 1 Wollsboro, Doc. 16, IS6S.-tf Applieu I m for Pardon. PPUBLIC nooeo is hereby given that an appli cation for a pardon from ytm sentence im pos,sd, u p o ,rmr , by the Court of Quarter Sessons, on the: hi day of Juno last will be made to His E xe aboney John W. Geary, Governor of the o,,umonivealth of Ponn'a, on the first day of October next, (EEO. W. 000 DALL. . Wellshoro, Sept: 22, 18G9-3w. calltion.. ALL PERSONS aro warned against purohasi ing a note drawn by us in favor of Busk; Vangtorrioot; for the Nlllll one hundred dollars,. dated Aug. 2.11,18t39. Said noto was obtained by fraudulent representations and wo wilt not pay it, unle,s compelled by law. AMOS D. COLEGROVE. SOI.ONION DAY. Middllebury, Sept. 8,1869-3 C 4 C/Msr ART f-} A LLERY, Is the place to got your PIIOTOGRAPHS. Now and Rustle Scenery. The now Cabinet size made in any position. apr. 14,1,869. JOB -WORK, IN . TUE BEST STYLE, and withdospatoh,n ITIIkI AGITATOROfiIco. WELLSBOTtO, PA =I == E81).(iy:
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