- -
Arrival and - Departnra, •of Stages: -
lIVIE Stages imaging over
, . -9_ '_,.thaftliarent ratites frm
depitri and•
arrive as Pillows from the
"t3 g sr.4/.sa 'Attie „
tveosporo Poet truiCel. •
k-Tipoftc-Depar;lo l 4,ft, arriveT4p.m.
Witissoso A Pdassisa;:--bapart SU. m., arifie 6 4 p. m.
itrzussoso A Pitts Csixit,.-DetutitTuati.* Fri. 2
e arrive Tuesday,A Wr1.129/.
WIMLIIIIO3 I O & .7saSilSHOßS..—Tatrt MO& & Thur. 9 a.m
arrire Tamils:y.lo .6 P.m . I • .
TIOGA COUNTY A,OTATQI3;
Tlepass'
W.F.DNESDAY, JAN. 26, 1870.
, .
- New :Advertisements. • '
Exeoutore Notice—Hannah Seeley , J John
- Howland. •
To 'boos. CouNTr &moon Ihnzerona. ,--
We
are requested to state, that Mr. B. Horton, C( ant,
Superintendent, will be In Welleboro, during the
first week of Court to dlstributednnuhl ItePorts
for 1569, and'Teseher's ruonthily repoite, dm., to
School Directors, . - ' -
We call attention of our re. dare to the notice
in another cOlumn; of the TiimPerance Lecture,
of Mr. M Brodie, which is to take place in the .
evening of Feb. 4 1870.
PUBLIC bALE.—W. B. Bowen offers
at pudic sale at his residence; Jan. 23; inst., at
10 A. u., horeei,dilws, yearlings, shoats, wagons,
sleighs, hay, faruting utensil., household' furni
ture, &c. . -
NOTICE.—Our Agent inforix!ks las_ s thal
4eirenlation is afloat in ?Addlehnty Knit Farm
ington to the effect, that THE AGITATOR is fur
nished to some in those localities at less than the
regular sabscription : price. Such a rumor is
without the least ahaddow of truth, and muet
therefore have been started by,,some ill-disposed
person. -
, . . _
RELlO.lOl7B. — Rev, J. S. Johnson, has
been preaohing with good success nt the linm 7
wend School Ilona°, on the plank road. llb
bapilifed twenty porione by iainainidOn',"on Sun
day 16th init.
—Rev. N. Ilait,bas also been conducting
aeries of meetings in the ..iirOwn Township
Church. Some twenty persons havo received
the ordinanoe of baptism, and oibors' arc anx
ious to go forward.
TIOOA BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. - The second
Quarterly Meeting of the Tiopßaptist! Associ
ation, will be held with Ihe'l3loesburg- Church
on Wednesday, Feb. 9tb, at 10 o'clock; A. M.
Openirig sermon, by Rev. 0. A. Stone. Contri 7
butione for the General Association,
E. T. lin& TLgY, Clerk:v
• •
PUBLIC LEDGER ALMA-NAC.-13e0. W.
Childs of the Philadelphia Ledger . presents ad
his subscribers - with a copy of his very valuable
Almanac, in place of the Carrier's address, New
Years. This involves, an expense of several
thousand dollars, iiind:displays i ja liberality,•not
often indulged. It is the first copy. issued, -'and
ho proposes to keepititip fropo year to year,: It
is a valuable book of referinecc and contains
many items of interest not often found in 'Al
manacs. lie has our thanks 'or a copy.
TRIBUNE ALmAriee.--This Ind ißpensi
ibis little annual is on our table. It is a collec
,tion of facts, figures, current history, and infor
mation in regard to our own, and foreign gov
ernreents; which makts it i invaluablo ns a book
. of reference.' This year in; addtiion to the us
ual matters found in dour best alrifanacs, it give's
the Constitution of tho United States with the
auieuduients, an abstract of the laws of Congress
for the , year, a digest of the Homestead Lair,
statement of the public debt, Fronch and Atn
erieon weights and measures, deftts of various
nations, with a summary of votes for several
years past.
HOTEL CHANGE;—Bateman Monroe
Esq., has leased and taken possession of the hotel
recently mwtipied by Messrs. .Erastns Fellowv
said E. J. Putplo, who have moved into their
new brick house neai- thn,,Old stand. This hotel"
bee lon been conducted on the cold-water prin
ciple, aid under the now administration, we'can
assure the public. that the iamo beverage will be
freely used both internally and externally if de
tired. personti attending court, or visiting Wells
born, will find this house a quiet place to stop,
with good beds, a well supplied table, ldts of
stable roam fur horses,tatan attentive landlerit.
SHOWS.—At the ,Wllustrels last Wed
ne.:daf and Thursday evenings, so say they who
were there. Wo beard a boy say ho saw "the
elephant." Wo thought we beard, him roar, but
have been informed that he roared pot, and that
it was only tho singing of a hymn that fell upon
our ears. Some fellow must have played " the
lion's part." The music was good—particularly
the
,mouth-organ exercise, and the trombone
solo. All that was needed to perfect the harmo
ny, was RA:torso-fiddle, and the fine tooth-comb
performer.]"-
Burletqulis it 7 Why, " The.l{ansns Emigra
tiou Society" of our Eulyaul du ts: it* null -tit%
compaicii to it.
PERSONAL.—,Gen. R. C. Cox has en
('red upou his duUes as County 'Treasurer, and
has been stopping at the Wellsbon. l e Hotel.
—II. C. Bailey, County Tree Surer for the post
too year•+, has laid aside his ofliklial keys, and
two takes his place as a privat!) oitizen, respce
hd fur his faithful .na efficient discharge of his'
Ntildah duties. Mr. Bailey was a good officer
uhb WIA never tzuorved hour his duty by fear or
iathr.
--Mr. AL 11. Cobb took hix Oleo on The Day
~ n the 10th inst.
--Leroy Taboo!" and tinnily havo moved into
Oio house on Win Strcot, in this viilago„lately
Rcopied by B. Monroe. Their many friends
uitl km glad to welcome them bank.
STATE TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATION:
7 --We have received a circular from the :Mate
c. , ntral Committee, fixing Tuesday, the Bth day
Sf Fobuary,lB7o, for holdinga State Temperance
Contention in the Court Bourn in Harrisburg, at
10 o'clock, It, M. The State Temperance organ
izations to be represented by delegates not ex
ceeding five its number each ; Temperance Organ
izations by not wore than three delegates (lAA ;
T omperAneo:Secieties, Divisions of S. of T., • and
Lodges of (loot! lemplare,, Churches, Boroughs,
Townehips, hy :only one delegate. Credentials
aili bo requested from those desiring to take
a part in the priasecilings. Each delegate is isx
scisied to give 9 .s2 toward, paying the expenses
on that occasion. Delegates will be furnished
With half fare Gaols on the railroad by furnitih
sag their credentials.
IMPROVEMENTS.—Under the super
(.l' Mr. Broaktnan, the new brick hotel of
MT. N. l'• eVile;Orl Coiner of Main and Walit
Sts., in this •village is making good progrris.
The mills aro up three stories, and a French roof
nit Soon bheltera from the tteather. The end
et this hotel. when eAtnpleted, will net be 1.;F9
than $25,000,.and it will take' rank' among ih(t
Meet hotels in Northern Pennsylynnia. 4-
11.11. Holliday expects to put up ,is large' brlek
hotel hero next summer. No town kinviting to
ztrangers, unless . its hotels afford ie. like se
mom:iodations, and nothing,. pettinps, has' so
euch'retsred the growth of WellSb i hro, R 4 the
want of such entertainment.
Mr. Wingate has removed 1,140 house, bought of
Wai. 11. Smith Esq., from the lot on Main St.
• .
Preparatory to commencing the foundation for a
block of brich stoies to he put up next summer,
by Mews. Smith and BOwen•
R. B. Van Fiero has a very . testy cottage on
the corner of'-Walnut, and Waln streets, near
i I F. K. Right's,Nihich we 'saw for the first time .
the other day.', Mr. D. D. Holliday's on the op-'
polite corner, approatibes completion, while -the
house Mr. Wingate isrmoving, is to be placed on
a lot near by. Such improvements make the
village attractive, and .to a stroller about town,
• speak of bow much others might do, to niu4erfor
themselves happy homes, while yet they hare, tho
means within their power.
On'every street, indeed, we find new buildings
going up, or built within tho year, and there
• 'ems to,be no suspension for Abe winter. Tho
!neon has been so 'open' and mild, that the
weather has been no serious bitidrauee,
• g.P.
, !1 "'
have reopfiliaritillitlillftaielgieiatiVisLComtt;
mitten of the' Young Aferes Christian Assitciationi
.wireport of the Convention held,at
it esyifaWas
grand ; tuipeea44 ; oo 'dettelidee.hitieirtee
tindatice';' repreiferilinkAsverY'assostiaticid in the;
Slate oleept two t thins in : Whitish there;
were no-tumeolatione,sent.delegatee preparatory ' ;
to organising:: It:speaks - in Ithe'highest terms;
of the cordial weleome giten' the delegates . by;
I the people' Many Atiestlene
general: interest in association work. - were, dia.3
angled, and much PriCtlial Jtdbiguillen
Thet:kneatinii lore flittil highly spiritual , . elsarai t '
. .
a
-wasitivert ta- association
work.' '1%60 ; ffirt'ebitAfOttleil,' there ? were but
275 ; assiteistionsin 4.6 Since then 20 new
odes bare loon fultroVganlsed, rind new
foiled into all the .old ones.. Fo u -s; other, twins
have begun to organise, and 26 others•ther-Com:
mitres are'working in and hcipe to organize
'Mations ;during the winter. Copies of the report
willbernailed gratuitously, and information With
regard to the work given by addressing any
member of the Executive Committee, which eon
;sista of ilhornas K. Cree, Chairman, Pittsburg ;
Pater B. Simone, Philadelphia; Gen, Jas. A.
Beaver, Bellefonte; Thounie - 11: Rabo.Pittsburg ;
,C. C. Shirk, Brie; U. A. Myers, York ; Francis
one, Harriabdrg.
A RESPECTED 691‘TE.—A
correspondent of the Bradford. Reporter
. writing
coisoerningtb.ofteatb of on of the citizons'of Mar
ao)anty says r "'Yon will confer a 'favor.' upon
.thp niimorotis friends" and acquaintances of the
isle Joseph Ingham by giving tie--following
Owe in your columns. Deceased was a ,riativo
of! came to this "•cennti 'nearly' SAY'
years ago. • In I.97.lieccame to Bradford county
where for many years ho was engaged 'in busi.
ness as a woolen =nut's:dr:Ter, and by his in
.ddstr3r had placed. himself In good circumstances,
won ho Met With wheavy loss. His large fee
toky wasrenderedruielci ti;y: the destruction of
waterpower by the, Barclay, Railroad; so
014 the breaking out of the rebellion found him
:c4r)paratively poor. Ho took - a debided stand
upon the Union side by encouraging enlistments
and combatting the opposition with Millis ener
gy, ho being strongly censured for urging men to
enlist. The old hero indignantly replied, "Sir,
liberty Is sweet : I came to this country to enjoy
it. Two of my boys are already in , the army,
and if it becomes necessary, I gill shoutdor my
gun• and follow them;" end added (in his
otiinest and forcible Manner.) "Liberty is worth
;fighting for and dying for." Ins son Capt. J. B.
Inglnunovit l h,his blood sealed 'his devotion to
tin) Olirking. He fell at Antietam, in tho
spring 0f883.' -
The old gontleman, and his sons, again CORn
niencod,b siness near Knoxvilld Tioga County
Nona.
Joseph Ingham possessed a mind of.more than
milinaricapecitylle retained his mental facul
to the last. lie suffered intensely, at times,
for nearly three years, and during my last visit
to:tho family, ho made , use of the following mag
i •
gestive langnage : Death has marked me for a
victim ; it has no terrors for ine. I have tried
to ; live an honest life. I am waiting and pray-.
fng for the time to come when my sufferings will
be,over. Death is nothing. TjM Real Man—the
Soul—has only to shako off this old, worn-out
house of clay and pass to a higher, and I trust,
.ha l ppier state of existence."
ale alwags maintained a - spotless charmiter,
WO an affectionate husband, an indulgent par
.
enk, self-imoraficingyariot, and during his long
reoidence in Bradford and Tioga counties ho ox.
hibited all those higher traits of character worthy
of imitation.
Ho died on Christmas—tho day of an the year
hold by him most-sacred—at his residence near
Knexvillo, Tioga Co., Pa. 1 1. A. It.
GOSSI.P.- I —yee indeed ! The old denle
still tittrvires, and since the spring has smiled
upon us in winter-time, her spirits have revived
and an irrpresselblo inclination, she says, bids her
splak out. It is true, the dame remarks, she has
nothing particular to say, except it be to die
colitlio upon the vreatlicr--a subject always on
hand in rain or shine, by night or any, in sum
mer-time or winter—or concerning the neighbors
(who are near aaough by, in all settled couirtrys,
to , furnish a convenient, and abiding theme,)
but then, sho says, why of the weather ? The
weather lives in the same' filthily with _us all,
therefore all mustbp . acqtinietcd with it (in - that
•hoyrever,' the old -lady' is at fauit, for I have
known persons to live in the same family, and
not know each other,) and as for tho neighbors,
they are too good to be talked about, and she
would not mention thorn, because, she, said, if she
should, there was Mr. Bangs, that insinuating,
good-for-nothing, miserable, wretched doctor,
wilt) was always negleCting his own business,
(which she said wasn't very creditable either,
us she had often heard said,) and meddling with
others', concerns; for that whereas ho never did
anything and yet ho lived, and niust gtit his
living in some way, and the , Lord only i ltnew how
for he did't, and if the truth was knolvn, she'd
stake her eyes that ho did'nt got his lifing hon
estly. for be had a sort of sneaking. /heep-thief
look abOut him, ns she had often noticed and
hetird others Montion—but to come back to
what she was going to say, sho wouldn't mention
the
~.4 . neighbors, for if she did, that good for
nothing Bangs would hear of it, in some way
and go about saying ,that sho had been tattling'
but if ho did , Elio would jus let him understand
how his cake was buttered, that's all. '
that is, tha.G'a all the old lady said fer a min
uto'Or two; for she was all outof breath and went.
off into a fit of coughing and wheezing at once,
and it made a poor man's heartache to See her.—
So than it's not about tho weather—that's
nor of the neighbors, for that's not gossip, biit4
',mailing worse.
Oh ! it's about the moon—sweet, placid, pale,
Modest moon, that bbinct out so bright, and
hangs so queen like in the sky to-night, as it
800111F1 to say to me that it is nil alone, and yet it
is happy, and objoys the light it lends.' Mono?
yes; but with God and the angels, and them who
know it better than vie. - And as I took, is it
strange that ono should with to be there, or more
strange, that all should not? Though we see her
every night, yet she is unknown to utl; and it
does not seem unnatural or strange to me, that
some one who likes her, should long t 4, make her
acquaintance, to ho introduced to her, and learn
to talk with her in tho hidden tongue of the fu
ture world. Why, certainly; she . is tho hostess
of t first ' !Way-side Inn," and when ono gets
them will she not point the way to tho eternal
Sp ng, and tell us whither the others who have
tlret,pnssed that way, havoigone upon the endless
journey? Tell us whether any word was loft for
us, rind by what way WO first can overtake them
all,"and it any ormamong theta lingered for our
coming? Yes; . I like the moon; she has always
seemed near to me; for has she not spoken high •
hopes into my ear, and shed a light of halcyon
dayS upon the pictured memories? Wo nro ac
quainted already ; for we have talked together,
on nnightl . now recall, end then she said that I
should come btistk, and see them all, whom I had
left again, and I have seen them. This is only
parting under another hire, but yet a /ow, else
nething is, but efirinco ! _,And chance never made
the meow, or if it did, then her I wish to see, for
she was made, or was, and she must know the:
Good !light Moen, for the roan from Nova
Ei.o:la awaits my coming, or, his book read thro
ant light gone mil, ie sleeping, and f kunst go', or,
may , hap, come before the inOrn to you.
Li-x:l'mq: ON , BNlLON.—Friday. eve
ning 4.f last week, J. Emery, Esq., delivered his
lemnre . ko nerd Byron, at the Court, Ilouse,"to
large audtence; It wns,an' able authlimpassionato
review of his life and character, with apt quota
tions- from his portils to illustrate his nature and
genius. Thitsolvialfstenetfattentivelktiere well
repaid fer the hour it consumed. Ills strictures
,upon the impropriety of Mrs. Stowe's revelation
tverejust, and will he -endorsed by most 'of Lie
hearers. We are not of those who believe her
utotive bad, however, , and think there is enough
twat:, facts and surroundings of hereaseagainst
Byron. as we Jtow understand them, to substan
tiate its truth.- Ile does net rand:front the man
ner in which his allegations were received, we
conclude that his aullieneolvas with - hiiii;on our
side of the house at , east. But then, it must bo
remembered that we do not always "seekturselves ,
as others see us ;" and it may be that the Justin
Cationof Bryon:has its root in a sympathy that
atl men, because tnen,need themselves. - It was an
in-I-match ; and it is enough that two human
lives were made wretched by it without this
cruel infliction of that wretchedness upon others,
after the grave had-long closed over their life
sufferings. Charity is the loveliest of all the
graces; and that, It nothing oleo, should have
)11fro,.,13t9,e4:qrpro ununfolding o
usa4Yl.l•'.S#4lh ~
et! faecti 4 tii4; • ,
The Colonel thinks that if the lines written to.
3fri. Leigh by *lron, after he lefkiZnOan d• can
be tortured into evidenee'of s guilfy indulgeime
between them, then no poet it'safe
aoribbling
wines of love, ever No ppro, to , hie :own grand
mother.
POVINGTON LOOAL.—It Is • is not too
late to join the 'Tribune Club at the Post Mee.
Mr. Boßtt will forward - additions to his of -
thtiWookly for one dollar.
L. , Paokard and wtfo have returned to
,Miniabsota, *hero ho intends locating for the
fuluro.
o.4toinkien has made an ongagOment with
Mr. B. Kinney and,will retain management of
th 9 qtas's,Pactory for another year.,
IX'he deiceruiants of Tilley Marvin dOceased held
tiniir annual Now Years dinner at Richard Mar
vin's on the let of January, forty•sevon sitting
down to the tables. These re•UniOns wore insti
tuted before his 'death, and aro continued in ac
cordance with his wishes.
On Tuesday Fob. 22d, 1870, Il the "Odd Fel
lows" will dedicate their now hall,—coremonies
to commene9 at 11i o'clock. A dinner will bo
served in the lower hall at sl.oo—the proceeds to
bo used in fnmishing their lIMI. They invite
an members of the Order, 'and - those friendly to
it, to participate With them.
Rev.. Mr. Greenlaw,- assisted by. -Rov. Mr.
Reynolds .of the Christian Denomination, are
engaged in Biding a revival on Elk Run,' with
great success.. They,have baptized nearly 40 at
present writing, and tho end is no yet.
, -
- K i ATC Fu ns. - Your .1.,0ca1 ,.. with other.
Tioga eoun y people, instigated by sundry
'articles in the press of the country, visited El
mira to listen to her adventures "out in the
WOods" and confesses to a sore disappointment.
Sho appeared upon the stage of the Opera House,
attended by two elderly members of the Y. M. C.
A. , One of•them announced the ooneluding loo
turo of the.conrse, soon to follow, Ind who
would insist upon reciting from memory, on ly to
correct hiMeolf, from the scrip in his hand, and
would persist i lin calling Captain Hall "Sir,"
and Sir'Jolm . Franklin, "Captain." Ho then in
troduced 'Aliso Fields to the audience. Sho
throw of wrappings and stopped forward, re
vealing a medium sized, rounded form, hazol
eyed littlo woman, dressud in a stripped silk of
the latest cut. She hold in her hand a neatly
bound copy of her lecture, to whioh sho refor
rod (mite too,often for effect. Her lecture was a
ramblrug account of a late visit. to' :the Adiron
decks,' of hunting, and tithing ; stories by the
camp fire, confabs with gaides,lirits to expec
tant tourists as to outfits and necessaries, includ
ing the ustud "fish" story of a trout weighing
\
thirty pound, who engaged in the fur business ;
(dosing with a peroration on the John Brown
family. • The Tatter of her lecture, fair, to good
—delivery poo —result, disappointment.
KNOXVILLEI.—KnoxviIIe, has made
more improvements within the last year, than
for many years previous, and the prospect for the
year to come looks quite flattering.
The Frtfp &larch has in4n lately much im
proved, by an outside dressing of white lead.
Truman Gltheft has almost finished his tasty
drug store, on the corner of Main and Mill
streets.
Rev. J. Cairns, Congregational minister Into of
Greenea Chenango Co. N. Y., cominernied bin
labors hero on the 2nd inst.
A Couplo of Westfield' "Gents," (ono quite
young) fell into the hands of spoilers, and got
badly fleeced hero S. faw nights since. Miss
placed confidence, and marked cards aro said to
have done the business.
Thorn has'bc'en,and continues to be, n largo
number of eases of severe fevers, in this vicinity,
and will, deubtletss, es long as we halo such
changeable weather. B.
NsPtur.D. Our friend E. W.
Phelps, who resides upon the banks of the Canoe
Cutup, had fiinished his residence, except idling.
I ng the veranda. ;Some of his friends, thinking
he was MOW bikt slack, part:based some shingles,
nails, Jte., wont up to his place, and not.saying
ono word to him, went to woik and atiii , bivYi
parts that Phelps had loft without shingling.—
And thei . l wont to Lis barn—caught a very largo
titrkey,:the had been keeping for Holidays— ,
nught it to tile village and had a " Turkish"
supper, to which Mr. Phelps was invited.
The hou,-e of Wm. Hollands caught afro on
Friary last, in the absence of the family, and
was laterally deinolished, although the fire was
extinguished by the ,Cigilanco of the people,
leaving the frame standing, but hardly any por
tion that was not burned over. The citizens
have contributed already, about sloo—toward
erecting a new house, and have begtin the work.
There was no insurance, and his loss is quite
beavy.
The building on the corner of Main and Sul
livan Streets, has boon repaired, and looks altneet
like a new building : REGULAR.
TIOGA.—T. have expected, for some
time past, to see a communication in your col
umns from this part of the county, but the con
tributors ,seem all to have left the country or
given up literary pursuits.
Our little village is still located at, or near the
mouth of Crooked Creek. In our vicinity, lies
the ground, over which the proposed Lawrence
ville and ‘Vollsboro railroad will probably pass.
I commence with our Geographical situation,
so that. the People of the counts' may know where
to•attend court, in case the Court }lousobo spirit
ed away, sometime, while the people of Wellsboro,
lenbt expect it. if the townships of Warm and
Union, can ho bodily. transferred from this
county, to ono existing only in contemplation of
a vary fertile imagination, it would seem a small
job to transport that. Wostminister of Tioga Co.,
to some, point on the Tioga River. In this age
of legislativ(f legerdemain, you may well ho ap
prehensive. r think a railroad would ho the
most. unsafe thing you could have, so mar the
covorted prize, and ilrticularly a railroad to Ti
oga. I presume, however, you hope for the best.
The present system of making tho county pa
per an index of the improvements of tho differ
ent parts of the county, Inuit strike all as being
a - good thing. It makes it in reality, what it pur
ports to be—a county newspaper, giving to all
parts of the county an idea of what; tho neigh
boring districts aro doing.
In our village, at present, the proposed rail
road seems to Ito the topic uppermost. All wish
earnestly for its construction, and' successful
oration. Wo regard it as a . powerful 'agent for
the develnpment,of our county, in every depart
ment of industry; and particularly to the Im
petus it will 'give to coal operations in the
southern part of the county. Ily consulting youi
columns, I see many of the ihrmers and lumber:-
me» along the route, have already signed off the
right of way. Those who have not done so, aro,
I presurno,,ready to do so, on receipt of a fair
compensation. Such a work is looked upon by
all, sensible Toon as a great blessing; yet the
damages in particular cases, may perhaps ho
fair subject for. consultation. We all say, good
speed to the work, and think it a praiseworthy
object.
Our people have commenced the New Year
with appropriate religious exercises: series of
meetings bi in progress in the Mothtst and
ur
Baptist chches, bringing forth fruits meet for
such - efforts. Tinny of our young mgrtbers of
society t claim to have found a knowledge of the
truth.
,T. Brady, who has heretoforo carried on the
news business in thin place, is now Polling off his
stock at auction. non Roy.
MARRIAGES
1111111 U ItT• -CLOSE Westfield, at the resideiice
of the bride's father, on the 19th inst., by Itev. 0. It.
Weaver. Mr. W. N. Ilulburt. to Miss Helen Close, both
of Westfield. Pa No cards. I
[May the happy-conplo airraYis experience happiness,
sunshine nod prosperity, through life. ,}lo.]
, DEATHS.
[Announcements of deaths published free, and all
obituary notices wilt be charged ut the rate of 10 cents
for ten words.] . •
MEEK.—In -Delmar, Jan. 12th, 1870, Mrs. Mary
Illsek, in her sixtieth year.
•
/ •
MITCRELL.—In Delmar, Oct. 20tb,1869, Mies Mar
garet , 31itphell, in her 77th year.
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XECUTOIIS' NOoll—The undersigned,
Tl.
Executors of the estate of Meltzer S. See.
ly, deceased, late of:Deerfield, request all those
indebted to said estate to make immediate pay
ment, and all Hume having claims against it to
present them for settlement to
HANNAH SEELEY, Mex.
JOHN HOWLAND, Ex'r.
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Deoraeltl, Jan.2s, 1870.-601
TPsAs4:lll.iqCOCti:77 - -*,.%.
s teatnier„:',:,4 , wpi: , einiinie
to lecture upon the i outdexit of Teniporanoo in
Tioga County, at,tho folloivlng places
Htunmisnd'a Sahool boine; 11111114niry 4an. 24
Manstield, M, E. Churoix, • 28.
Tiovi,. •- - - - •• 20.
Blosebarg t - - " 2 7.
Mainsburg, - - 28.
Farmington Hill; M. E. Church, - 'ft 29.
Mitobbils Orecif,l3olloOl House, 1- " 80.
Fermi!yeas, - - Jan.3l.
Wellaboto, Feb. 1, 41 /0.
- Wm. M. at'sszit, District Deputy.
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May VI, 1869-Iy.
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111 . 4 i
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A largo aHsortmontof
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WARE, CLOCKS AND,PANCY GOODS.
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SEELEY, COATES & CO.,
BANIiiII.I3, Knoxville, Tiogn,. County; Pa.—
Reeeive money on deposit, discount notes,
and sell drafts on New York City. Collect
ions promptly made.—Dec. 15, 11389-lyf`
House 5 Lot for Sale.
A GOOD House and barn, on alot of two
acros, within ten minutes walk of tho
Court House, Wollsboro, is offered for sale. In
quire of John I. Mitchell, 'Esq.,Wellsboro..
Jan. 25, 1810—tf.
COVINGTON Sid FACTORY
P. ik.k.11.-,G: MILAN, Ppprlepr!.).,_
THE telbeariberk would any to the publle, that
they are prepared tifi#talce-or-hrnbdt;"
SASH. AND BLINDS,
DOORS • PALINO SOROLTA:, BAw;:
ING, &0.,
..
~ ~-. i.: +.; c • .: -‘ '-
'Alsoidoler,s iii ::. ,i: i' .
Lumber and Shingles.
Prico list for Saeh primed . and glare 4 per light
8 by 10-12 i onto.
9 by 13. 8 by 14, 10 by 12, 15 cents
10 by 14, 9 by 14, .15 bents.
10 by, 10, 20 mtg. • •
Our work is made of the best seasoned lumber
and in the best manner. Calland seo us.
Jnn. 6, 1870-Iy.
Medical Card
Doilies
CLARK, after vitilting the principal
!
JlJoities of Western Pa.,fo the accommodation
of Ms numerous Patients t roughout the Wes
tern Counties of the Stat. , will visit again,
WELLSBORO, LOS BURG, MANS-
FIELD, &! TIOGA BORO,
on the following dap
Appointments for Jan 8t Feb: 1870.
Brio, Pa., Reed House, Jan. 10, 11, 12 It 13.
Pittsilurg, Merchant's Hotel, Jan. 14, 16, 16 & 17
Scenery Bill, Pa., "Oftleo,"Jan:lB, P 3,20, 21, 22.
Altoona, Pa., P. it. It. House, Jan. 23, 24, 25,26
Barrisburg, U. S. Hotel, Jan. 27, 28, 20, & 30. •
TIOGA COUNTY.
Weßebore, Pa., (Wellsbero Hotel) Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday k Frid y, Feb. 1,2, 3, 4.
'Roseburg, Pa., (Ezebange Hotel,) Tuesday,
February 8.
Menet:told, Pa., (Mansfield II 'tel) Wednesday
Feb. U.
Tioga, Bqro Pa., (Ilazhat's Hotel,) Thursday
Feb. 10, N,
Elmira, N. Y., (Ratbbono House,) Friday
Feb. 11.
Dir4lark examined more than 1,000 invalids
in Tioga County, and such was the satisfaction
given in examining and treating Chronic diseas
es, that ho placed nearly ono-half of this number
under regular treatment, and with scarcely an
exception they aro rapidly improving, and
many of his °urea aro truly remarkable.
Dr. Clark would like to give the names of re
markable cures performed in Tioga County, but
delicacy in publishing patient's names at home
forbids. Please notify your afflicted neighbors
of my appointments .
Jan: Byfiro:-
Tina Marble Works.
wHE undersigned is now preparpd to exe
j. cute all orders for Tomb Stones and Monu
ments or either
ITALIAN OR RUTLAND MARBLE,
of thelatest style and approved wor‘inship
and with dispatch.
Be keeps constantly on band both kinds of
Marble and will bo able to suit all who may fa
vor him with their orders, on as reasonable Orme
as can be obtained in the country.
FRANK ADAMS.
Tioga,Jan. ,1870-tf.
NOTICE is hereby given that D. G. Stevens
and Joseph Aiken, Trustees of Martin Ste
vens, have filed their accounts in the Prothono
tary's office of Tioga County, and that said*.
count will bo presented to the Court of ,Cummon
Pleas, on Monday the 7th day of February next,
for confirmation and allowanco,
J.F. DONALDSON, Prirth'y.
Jan. 12, 1370. '
NOTICE is horoby given that Isaac Sutton,
J. Doarman, Doles Angel, and others, have
*-1.44 - re—ovar.. -- .'ertatarawao ss• MIA.*
oonty for a Charter of incorporation to them
selves, their associates and sueeessors, for relig
ious
. purposed, under the name and style of
"The First Baptist Church . of Knoxville,' and
that charter wilt be granted at the next term
of said Court, commencing on the last Monday
of January inst., unless sufficient reason pe
shown to the contrary. J. F. DONALDSON,'
Jan. 12, 1870. • ' Prothonotary:
House and Lot for Sale.
MR. CHARLES 'WILLIAMS offers for sale
his house and lot, eituatq on the north
west tide of Main street, Wellsbero' Pa.
,A good.
house, outbuildlngs,fruit trees, an excellent gar
den spot, with all things to snake a comfortable
home. For particulars, call on
CM
2, 1870
SALISBURY, BROS., & CO.,
Extensive Manufacturers and Importer's of
Gold, Plated- & Oreille Jewelry,
SOLID AND NICKEL
1 1 7,ML13 VertEh
AMERICAN, ENGLISH & SWI:
Watches,
CASED BY OURSELVES,
And every description of
FANCY (1001)3 AND YANKEE NOTIONS,
Especially adapted and designed fur Southern
and Western Trade,
Circulars and full descriptive Prioo Lists sent
free.
A gentranted everywhere. Addresn,
S`&11 - TS13T1RY, co.,
51 Dorranco Street.
Jan 12,1870-3 m, Previdodce, R. I.
TEMPERANCE.
MARRIOTT D ROSINS Esq.,State Lect
urer, under the direction of the Grand
Lodge of Bonn., (1. 0. or G. T.) will visit Tioga
county and lecture on tho subjeot of Tomporanco
as follows in the evening: Mansfield Tuesday,
January 4th, Covington, sth, Blossburg 6, Morris
Run 7, Cherry Flails 8, Wellsboro 9, Stony Fork
10, Charleston 11, East Charleston 12, Middle
bury 13, Niles Valley 14, -Westfield 15, Knox
ville 16, Elkland 17, Nelson 18, Lawrenceville 19,
Matnsbnrg 20, Rosevillo 21, Job's Corners 22,
Tioga 23. • - Jan. 5,1870,-3w.
Register's Notice.
NoTreE l is hereby given, that the Executors
and Administrators named below, have
tiled their accounts in the Register's Office in
and for Tioga Co. Pa., and that the said accounts
will be presented to the Orphan's Court of and
for bald county, at a session of said Court to be
held in.Wellshoro. on Monday the 31st, day of
January 1870, at 2 o'clock P. M. for confirmation
and allowance.
Account of Harriet M. Stevens, and Daniel
9. Stevens, Administrators of the Estate of Ezra
- T. Stevens, late of Middlebury Township, de
ceased,
Account of Patrick llallinan Executor of tho
last will and Tostament of Cornelius llallinan,
late of Union Township, deceased.
'Account of J. Emery, Administrator of the Es•
tato of David 11. Smith, late of Wellsboro
D. L. DEANE,'
Wellshoro, January, 5, 1870. Register.
IMPORTANT TO FARRIERS I!
I HAVE about 200 bushels of g enuine Norway
Oats, andlivill dispose of a part of then's' a
reasauable price. Those wishing the pure seed
please call and exa m ine. L. C. BENNETT
Wellsboro January 3d, 1.870-tf.
ANOTHER TUMBLE T
I.Bt#
SEE WHAT SELLING FOR CASH!
Our Pries To• Day.
.
Best White Wheat Plour $7 pr bb11,75 pr. saok.
0 Rod witnter ' $6.50 0 1,62 ' - 0 .
"XX Spring Wheat, 6,00 " X. 50: ' o '.
Buckwheat Flour, 3,00 Per'loo lbs.
Bost Feed, 1 . 2,00 ,ft cf.. -
Bran and Shorts 1;50 0 -- • a
, '•
: . •
Meal 2,25 di 44 1 ,
Those prices only TOR CASII. i
WRIGIIT .E DAII.IIY.
All persons not haring settled with its, can
not biome us now if they find their accounts and
notes loft with nn attorney for collection. We
g ive duo notice. W. &. B.
13M3V---WeWant nR persons having any bags
with our mark on them, to return the same at
once, as we shall take stops to soonre'them.—
We have 500 bags scattered among the people.
.
Dr. B. OLARK,
Scenery Bill, Pa,
JOSEPH 'WILLIAMS
WRIGHT A BAILEY.
The way to:Get Rich
i.
Ie = to buy' your
Gr-OODS
wbesa ypn pan buy titoni CHEAPEST I
Youlah do that at
ME
Wilson ec, Van Valkenburg's
El
A SPLENDID LINE OP
;CHOICE WINTER GOO S,
Purchased at tho Bottom Market Prices,
just rooehred.
NUR MN CLOTHING
E:MI
lII=
of every'deseription, and clothing made to order
in the very best sty o. and warranted.
WILBON do VAN VALICENBURG.
Wellsboro, bee. 15„:1869
CMICE POULTRY.—I lave a re* more
fowls of the Braiiinh and Black Spanish
breeds for sale. Pure bred and very film. lam
also receiving orders for eggs for setting, to be
filled in rotation as received as early next spring
au the weather will permit. No orders noticed
nolees accompanied by the cash. Price $1 per
dozen. M. B. PRINCE.
Wellaboro, Pa., Dec. 20, 1800.
U - 9STRAY.—Camo to my enclosure, in Niles
Valley, Dec. 19, 1869, nine white sheop.— ,
The owner can have the same.' by proving prop.
erty, paying oh • rges, and taking them away. •
, Jan. ii, 1869 fiy. _ , EItASTUS NILES.
MIA Rlll FOR SALE.—The undersigned offers
for sate th following property situated in
the Toviliship o Liberty, Pa:.- 7 =-Bounded the
North luy Goo `;l4toliee,• East' by Negro -Lott,
t South and We., by John Messner; containing
422 acres and porno porches. About 40 acres
'cleared, and under good cultivation ; also, con
taining some of the choicest Timber in th'o
County—to wit: Pine, Ifernlohlt, Cherry; Ash,
Oak, Red and White Bass,-&c,
Also, another farm situated t n the Williamson
Road, Bounded on the Norts by G. Krause,
South by Jahn Bland, East by Benjamin Hughes,
West by Daniel Brooan ; containing 65 acres ;
about 25 acres cleared. House and Barn thereon.
For particulars apply to 'JOSEPH HUGHES,
Jan. 5 i 1870 -3w. Liberty, Tioga CO, Pa.
Elk Run Plaster.
TTH'S PLASTER . having boon thoroughly
tooted by the farmers, and 'pronounced bye
all, to bo a Truporior article, wo take I pleasure
in saying that we can supply the masses, as
wo have any quantity on hand, Pried per ton,
5 dollars- 1. CHAMPNEY.
Jan. 5, 1870-sm.*
FROM TIIE ALBANY EVENING JOURNAL of Dec.
7, 180i).—heavy Darnages.--In the great snit of
John S. Perry against Jagger .t Littlefield,
which has been before the United States Court
for the past seven or eight years, And for three
years or more before the Iron. A. A. Boyce, of
Utioa, appointed as Master to ascotain and re
port the gains and profits made by the defend
ants In violating the assignments and infring
ing the patents under which the celebrated
Oriental Stoves are manufactured and sold, we
learn that a report has been made awarding to
Mr. Perry as a damage, the sum of $52,747.82.
Some thousands of Stoves that were sold by
the Littlefield Steve. Manufacturing Company
are understood not to be included in this award,
but are to ho the subject of further proceedings.
—Alban/ Evening Journal.
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ORPHAN'S'COURT SALE.—Puranant to an
order and &ere° of the Orphan's Court of
Tioga County at November Term, 1869, the un
dersigned Guardian of the person and estate of
,Danief,lCelts, a minor child of Beta) , lteltz de
ceased, will expose to public sale at' the promi
'se, below named, all that lot of land situate in
,Union Township, Tioga County,. Pa., bounded
on the north by lands of MarlaWLandon, on the
east by the highway leading. from the Block
norm road to Lyndes Spencer, on the tiouth by
lands of R. T. Thomas, and on the west 'by
lands'of tail Month Landon, containing 'three
acres of ground, and a small board house thorn.
on. Terms of sale, one half cash, and one:halt
'in one year. Sale to take place on 'Monday,
Jaheary 3d - , 18 , iO, at 2 o'clock P. M.
. E. CLEVELAND, Guardian.
',ion,M Pa., cc. 3d, 1889-4. w.
XTOTICE.—We pay Cash for ASH, CHERRY,
and CHESTNUT LOGS, delivered at our
Milt Ash Logs out 12 and 14 feet. Cherry and
Chestnut 12, 14 and 16 feet long.
We saw nothing pht.rt of 13 feet in length.,
TRUMAN A., BOWEN.
Peo.'B, 1889.—t(
FRESH GROUND PLASTER
AT TIOGI-A;
BY T. L. BALDWIN, & CO.
$7,50 ppi- ton,
EkI;;CUTOR'S NOTlCE.—.lketters Testamen
tary 'buy ing been granted uponitbe Tait will and
Testament, of Joseph T. Streit, late of Mansfield,
deed, all perssns indebted to, or claiming against
said testator, are requested to settle with, WIL
LIAM J. 000TH, Exr..or 0. v- ELLIOTT,
. ~
agent, Manqfield, Pa.
Duo. 22.1868-6 w.. • ' •
; 3 1 , 1ir 114#6111)Tht-.. - --
A ' , yew store & New 6 0ods.
(One d?or.b r elityiVfei;b .}..#141144prai : 13410
T
ji wvalaT t to those os e whom It
tray eon
corn, at-us jut , returded-from , the
City--bought ea 'fully and close, a full assort
teat of \
GROOPP.43 I P.ROV/SIO,PIEI . FLOUR
.... 4 .--\;••:
AND FEED,.. &A, - & O .
Come and price my
TEAS, SUGARS AND , SYRUPS,
Before you Parana! ? , - W. P., NGONY, ,
Woileboro, Jan. 4; 18704 f. •, . . - . '
IRON WORKS!
FOUNDRY`
- WELL§BORO, PA.
•
•
SEAR & ` : AVERY,` iqiSoI;II7ETORS.
PLOWS, HORSE HOSES, OULTIVA
TORS, FIELD ROLLERS, KET
TLES, ALL SIZES, SAP . PANS,
FARMING • „ OTENSILS," ALL, .
, KINDS, WOOD MACHINES ro j i
SAWING WOOD; •
=1
Brick Machines,
CHURN POWER; THE TOMPKINS.
COUNTY, * HORSE POWER:-' EIGHT
AND TEN HORSE, CONSTANTLY
ON HAND,
And also, everything usually found in a first
class shop.
Wo call particular attention to our MA
CHINE SHOP, which has been re-built with
now, and first-class
MICIIINERY,LITHE
,'lron PLANER, 3RILL, Am. We employ none
'ut first-class workmen, and are, therefore, pre
pared to do our.work_in. the best style, and at
short notice.- Wo have ;recently: added new
MACHINERY, for Planing and Matching
boards. Call and see us.
Jan. 5, 1870-ly. SEARS .k AVERY.
'BEE - HIVE EXCHANGE.
BUT AT 'DISCRETION
y ou
see that half a column or bpaegb with brat
1. an inch of reading matter don't help me
atter all. What d'ye do Mae for t" asked less
than a million of my customers, when I appeared
in blank. - And, being tuckered out 'with trying
to explain why I did-it, I am forced to do it in
print:
Know ye, all good people, that I am doing
Lend Office Business;
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
SUGARS, ALL GRADES, SYRUPS, MO
LASSES, PORK, lIA.MS,
SHOULDERS, MACKEREL, WHITE
MCOES, COD, HALT
BUT, AND 80 FORTH,
Aud 11113 selling cheap as 1 always do, and can
save country dealers their expenses to the, little
city of _Elmira. or the big City of Now York.—
But then, •
is one of my biggest, brightest, and best things
YOu ennnot get better
or cheaper, than I•oan sell you. You may pa
tronise the Great Ameriecual Tea Company, and
ikon I can do you good. I hero enough to Bet
Tioga County a'
for the next 25 yertrE4 Doside9 no men base big
ger or better lot of
. ,
• I '
2001. M V111011;30'
theft I have, and am selling them nt a bargain
II
C N NED FRUITS, AND VEGETABLES,
not mixed as I mix them here, but in good order
I buy nll the
that I can, and nhnost ovory,thing else 41t tee4els
Sign of the BULL . BEE•IIIVE.
Wellsboro, Deo. 15; 1869.
Oct. 27, 1
ESE
MAatiirE' Suff . !
I Surrender,
Therefore,
TilE,' TEA - -TRAtir:
OOLONG OR GREEN TEAS,
TE S '- HE - ING!
Everything
in the Gro : uory Line,
WOODEN WARE, 'CONFEC
TIONERY,
BUTTER AND CHEESE,
W.:T. MATITERS
HAVE YOU SEEN THE
,l'inttne,n4e Stock of
Carpets,
AND OIL CLOTHS,
. -
lin the' Carpet Storo of
I
SMITH. I . WAITET.
'Camilla.; N. T.
969.
ME
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u A'
con
here We Are Again 1
rirtHANEBVL for the favors we h e that far
received froze the peoe of T X TIOGA
VALLEY, we wish to call their att oA to the
fact that we are just receiving a -
New Stock'of Goods
, . .
adapted - to the•eatly Fall' Trade, eomPrisiag er
orythipg desirable, both in style and quality, will
shell be pleased to see our old , oustonters and ill
who may eottiefrona that vicinity to CORNING
to bay
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
CROCKERY,
GROCERIES PROVISIONS,
Carpets, &c., &e.,
as we always give customers from a distance
A LAROE-;DISCOUNT ON PRICES,
we thrill make it for their interest td come to us_
to make their purchases, as many people in that
region will testify. We do not believe in long
advertisements, displaying long lista of prices,
go , but will convince all who come that we sew,
and do sell
that this Store is, in reality
THE REGLTLAR
1
or this section of eountty.
Call and take a look through our immense stook
and BMW' , yourselves.
Corning,Bept 8, 1889.
C-C-B-&-F-L-E y
OT. L. BALDWIN gr.
.0 'S
and see a nice stock of Goods for the
FALL & WINTER.
141.12 E E 0 3EOOO 07414124
—all etylos, colors and patterns—,
ALPACAS, POPLINS, CAMBRICKS,
FRENCH iTACONETS, ORGANDIES,
PEQUAS, VERSAILES, BLACK
AND COLORED SILKS,
~
' • I - irPC.
BEAUTIFUL Winter SHAWLS,
and a large neEortwent teeloet. from
CLOAKS READY , -MADE, AND CLOTH
TO MAKE MGRE, ALL KINDS OF
LININGS, FRINGES, TASSELS
Sce,, TO TRIM 'DRESSES .
. - OR ISACQUES.
—bur stock of—
YAN EE NOTIONS
can't be beat It keeps up with everything the
'
• ran ses hove thought of so lhr.
HOOP SKIRTS, BALMORAL SKIRTS,
CORSETS, &C, •
7, - .lt - -0-M---H--N
mountsunta
too numerous to mention; but will say that you
will seldOui find so largo-an assortment to select
from in a country store, and clear down to the
We also keep a largo assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
in suits, and parts of suite. Should we fail to
snit you with ready-wade, we have Caaahnere
and
A TAILOR TO' OUT- AND FIT
Boots and Shoes,
HATS ANiti CAPS, STRAW • GOODS,
.AND GENTS' FURNISHING -
GOODS, A COMPLETE LINE OF -
'CROCKERY, WOODEN-WARE,
HARD WARE, SHELF HARD .
WARE, NAILS, IRON, - -
Look* Latches; Carpenters' Toole.
AIIENERAL STOCK OF
GROCERIES,
Fresh. TEAS are lowor,, than at any time since
the war. Did not go to Cuba to buy sugar, and
so have some cheap. Wo are agents for the
E. HOWE:SEWING MACHINE.
Fa? ors; if you want tools to wtirk with drop in.
SA T, LIME, PLASTER, PORK, FLOUR
Lime, Cayuga Plaster, coo.
Putter tubs, Pails. Firkins. and Ashton Salt to
flavor with. All kinds of , Farm Prodnie 'rant
ed. Prices can't be 'be4-
T.~....g..._._A.:._N~---rK-S
T. L. BALDWIN & 00.
Tiogii, Par:, Jan. 1,1870.
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WEIS
DRY GOODS,
GOODS CHEAP,
NEWELL -. & OWEN.
COME TO
TIOGA, PA.
such as
BOTTOM FIGURE,
all styles and airms.
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