Arrival and Departure Staes:
. .
Iran, stfige4 .running two':
0 - if't. • -- -- 2._., .1 the di ff erent routes from
,=---.--: .•-•:-.-1,..-",'',.,41..'..-,e‘ Wellsbore. will depart and
-•••• : " L iii"` , ' - ' --- = ' -' ft•- .l ' . arrive as' follows from 'the
..i•Atf.S..i.l. lll t.t.ilf c is.'_ . 1
....,--...-_... l5 ellsVoro '9;4 Qffige:
WEl.Limunco & 1100t..-I.lepal - t1034, a. in., arrive - 1 1 A p. m•
„
W ELL [M ao & lit Arisrat.o.—Dopart Ba. m., arrive Gp. M.
ift . .t.t„ uono & Pyle CRPXR.—llt•ptirt Tues. & Fit. 2 p. m.,
. . ' arrive Tuesday &Fri. l 2 m. ,
p; Li own') & JIMSFS euoittc.—Depart Itism. iThur. 9 0.. m
a rrlvo Tuesday & 141.5 p.m • - - ' "
TIE COUNTY AGITATOR.
Local items.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9, 1870
TOW Advertisements.
Look at tbie—J. Schreffelin, Jr.
Highland Narscries—M. B. Prince,
Union School—E. Horton.
igh School—C. C. Ward.
Wullsboro Bakery-L-J. J. Burgin.
lulmr's. Notice—Q¢arles Stanburrough
iluardian's sale—C. W. Beech.
DONATIO* - Thp frien of the Rev. O. A. Stone,
will give hiT a donation at the hens° . of V. W.
Lewis, in liqddlebury, Wednesday evening, Fob.
16, 1870. All are cofdially invited to attend.
Tru: " Universalist Conference," that
was to be held in this plaoo next week, has been
r oitponed. It will take place hereaftet,lof which
duo notion will bo giyen.
A GOOD ONE.-11Iram >treeborn, of
Knoxville, killed a 'shoat hat fall, tta months
weighing 318 pounds.
c
See advertisement in another column, of the-
Tioga Hardware Store. Great inducements
offered to purchasers, and a largo assortment to
moloct from.
TilE DANCES.—A Fisherman's Dance
Will come off at the Westfield House, on Friday
evening, the 18th instant. Mr. A. B. Grayee,
the proprietor, will make ample .preparations to
Accommodate all who come.
:--Mr. Charlei Sandbach will"give a Masquer
ade Ball, at Germania Ball, in Germania, on Fri
day evening, Feb. 25, 1870.
TEMPERANCE I , :fECTURE.—The lec
ture of hi. Brosius, Esq., at the M. E. Church, on
Tuesday evening of last week, was listened to by
a large audience with much interest. Tho
Com
mon expression was that it was an able argu—
ment, and in - this opinion we fully concur. lie
is an earnest worker, and for his earnestness de-
MTVCS credit in a high degree, as evincing an un
abated interest in the welfare of the people. Ho
is fertile in arguMent, and well informed ,in the
statistics bearing upon the subject. From all
parts of the county, we have heatd expressions in
high praise of his efforts. This was his 'last ad
dress id the county. .
We learn he new goes to Bradford county to
eantinun his labors.
TIME CITANGED•—The time of bold
ing the Qnarterly Convention "of I. 0. of 0. T.,
is riuMged from March 1 to . ll . latola 3, 1870.
The Convention will meet at Wel'shorn on that
,la}', and continuo two days. lion. S.-B. Clinso;
I. W. C. T., is expected on the last day, and to'
locture in the evening.
•All theledges in the county are earnestly re
quested to send delegates. E. T. Ilnyett,
Ti,,ga, Vol.. 2, 1870. .. W. C. T.
tj REAM KIRI , : IN TOWA NDA .—For
rvoßins which we cannot understand, our 'rowan
vorrespondent has failed to forward us any no
-o.ooit of the recent disastrous conflagration iti
tlyit plarc. We only know that the block of
“1 , 101 on the north sle of Main street, occupied
by Joseph PowNll 0., Tracy Moore, H. W.
Noble, and wo !Jolley° ono other merchant, took
lire at an early hour on Saturday morning last /
mia were burned to the ground. Report says
that but few goods were saved. Loss, $250,000.
Il DON'S WASHING MACHINE AND
RINVEIt. - This Machine ileally n greet favor
ite ladie& and only needs to he seen to
he appreciated. Megsr;i. liendric t Carr, the
Agents, are now canvalOng this county and ex
hibiting the maehingt,' and nearly every family
•csures uno. It wcshes the finest into or the
heaviest Led-clothing without injury. It bas
hem thorougl4 toste:d by the following persons,
nh cheerfully recommend it to other:
• Mrs. J. B. Wlttyrn,
Mrs. P. C. VAN GEL:limn.
A good story is told of a Tioga county
m”rehant, who agreed to take a farmer's oats at
forty cents a bushel, if the latter would let biro
tramp the measures when filled. The farmer
to it. Tho buyer paid fur minty bushels,
:md next day went after them. The - farmer filled
ihe half-bushel, and the • merchant got in and
tramped th l em down. Whereupon the farmer
pared the oats so compressed into the bag. The
merchant protested, and demanded that the mea
sure should ho filled up after tramping. The fur,
met informed him that there was ro agreement
of that sort, but that ho might tramp down time
oats to his heart's content after they were mai,•
;ured.—Drad. - ite7p:: •
led
tortHERMA re SOCIETY.—TIie next led
turp bopre this society will be delivered on Fri
day evening next, by Mr. George W. Soars. The
Subject—" The, Amazon." •
While en tho subject oflectures, we call atten
tion to a proposed course of lectures, two in nunr
hrl to be delivered inlour town, by the Rev.
Il Hartley, of Blossburg. Subject " The
Manners, Customs, dc., of the Tribcsof Western
Africa•" Mr. Hartley was for some years
a Missionary in Africa. We undeistand that
theso lectures have been delivered in MassaChu
setts with marked success: The lectures will be
illustrated by pictures taken from life.
Mr. E. Smith, of Mainsburg•, who at
tetwed suicide by hauging last summer, and
was afterward sent to an insane asylutu at
Phila
dclphia, has escaped from the care of his keepers,
it is supposed has r endod his nxistunee, as
, usi a prolonged BearulCnothing has • been hoard
from fie, Gin.
Mitt YOUNG FpiaiS for February colt
rmaq We tlirO, which ; grows interesting; Our
Mrgagerin, Snow ; Burton-and the Baby, Mr.
the Capital, A Clean Sweep, the Owl and
thn I'moy Cat, Jaok's Victory, linw Rattles are
roNght, MrFs•M'tiarret's Tea Party, the Evening
Lamp, arid Our Letter Bog, make' up the con
o There Itrtieles arc all illustrated, Envesthe
!until, arid are-Jail interesting to young folks, tho'
‘, O Inro aeon better numbers than the present.
HERMAIC SOCIETY.—I ettr last. We
hrietly gave notice of n lecture to be delivered
tviele thi+ society nt the M. Church in Ibis
111 111 . 4 e, by J. Adams Smith. nu officer on hoard
the Kertroirge, during all her cruises in the late
The notice was handed us after \our forms
` 111 "1 1 and we were 110 t able to give our readers
elea of the Opportunity afforded them.
e moot speak too highly of the lecture. It
Mtensel.y interesting throughout, and ens
1. livered in exceedingly good taste. It was a
1, 1 :Want narrative of the cruises of the hearsarge,
n•iug vividly before his hearers not only the
%id,taqes of life upon' the ocean, but glimpses
of 6,reign lands an the state of public opin
h,n ahruad, sol9l and Warned while we were all
agrosyel in the great war. Many n pas•Mges
"'re eheinent end inspiring; but when he came
at OA last to the sinking of the Alabama, he
i',"v to that grandeUr of descrißtion; and t hat
: , 1.1j,5iy of action in speech whikh only presence
'•i • 1 ptrheipation in tho actual scene can give to
any 'sun. There wan the sublimity of acting ;.a
1 , wt in history, out upon the sen, yet the observed
"r all• Such history! Such tittles! Such a
• , tans! It falls to the lot of few Men to toll the
tttlry of such a fame from their own lives. - Ma!ny
there be who paint imagined truth, but few in
,i,el do net it out In fatt. In action and the
actual do those who to t and take a part, rise
above the misty fog of imagination, and nee a
: , treal t of nature na ahe,ia. Mr. Smith bus seen
'"any—he reflecta them all. A picture of health
nll , l lonely vigor, his presence adds intensity to
his expression, and commands respect ler a
:widens fearlessuesa, which tho ocean may have
inoroaeed but did 4ot create,
DtAmAirici.- 2 -Atke ybung mob l i") I 11116
place have organized a Dramatic Association.
We !lope the enterprise 111 ho encouraged,.
They have gone to consider ble expense bilke r
curing Scenery and Permanent, fixtuietvand .eptt
pect ta furnish Goeasional ontortainmenta for the
;omit public.
The firet will he
g isCal at the Court house,
151ednesday evening, Fob lb, including the drama
''lliac): Bycd!Susen," and the Woe, "A ,fiegtaar
Ad m !salon 25 conts—roioived,sonts 6U pints.
,
Gossrn.—The old dame wears a' blu'e,
check-apron, snob 'as the girls usod to have on at
school, long ago, when we sat down liPsideAkem .
those long summer days;'to get a lesion out' of a
book which had not so many !envoi; gone as ours;
(for you know the mistress wouldn't allow the
boys to sit , with tho girls without 'a' reason, and
if the lesson wasn't out, thero was no, rearon) - ;
-and all the while getting the lesssn, looking rip
into those beautiful oyes, like me n y' a chndte 'l l f °
eloquent and loving, the meantime ranning a
largo pin through the ample hem, as if the game
depended upon it. No, not such exactly, for the
old lady's wailong and full enough in which - to
carry a basket of chips, to snake a fire. beforo the
BUD struck the noon-mark, so the table should be
abroad and the dinner bell should ring at early
twelve; while the girls' xvCio of that dainty pin
afore pattern, trimmed _ up in fron t"so ,bowitoh
ingly, so prettily, in our eyes, that they
never looked so charmingly • in any, other, all
through the long years ahead. Oh atop, says the
dame; none of your love-making over the mere
dreams of a crazy boyhood. Many a man'.
head's been turned by the light of such fancies t
and I could tell you of some, but I- will not
only warn you in time. The dear old soul I She
had been taken to do about something she had
merely mentioned, she Said, and they called it
tattling; and she had made, up her mind she
would hold her tongue—she said those Very words;
—Or tear of ifOring the feelings other neighborj...
And the poor old lady really shed tears, talking
the matter over; for she said she didn't mean
any harm at all, but only mentioned it, as a mat=
ter of news. Oh well, good dame, never mind—
Id will be all right in the end; and now I will
tell you how it was about that girl, furl know
yoti will keep my secret. If you toll it to any
body, just tell it. to the moon—she never reveals
anything out of the family. 'Mold on, broke in
the dame; that's . moonshine.
.Oh no; she was'
real flesh and blood—blithe r gay;pure, fresh as
a' rose, arid as sweet 'to look ripen as a May morn
ing. Whether she was sweet or not, I'll say I
never knew; for, hoiv should I? Would you
waste the last honey-suckle for n bouquet of_ an
hour? Ab, creel, cruel bearis; that - shalr ; piek'
the flowers of earth `only to let 'them die, and,
none be left, to love;' but to' mourn 1 - The
tall trees crush them ; the mail little ones, bent,
on mischief, hide the sun's rays to banish 16Volfr
noes; the stealthy vines creep about to entwine
within their folds the souls of ail,who come with
in reach, and banish all the fragrance and tinge
of life by the foul odor of slanderand detraction.
But the certain sum of all the accumulated strokes
intended for others, is self demolition and do
sttuotion, by which all tho charms of lift) aro
moulded into visions of regret and disappoint
mont. Then the flower is crushed and Withers—
f is•fragrance is no more destroyed, than when it
fades and dies the death of nature : somewhero
it is blooming evermore !
Wii.LlAmspoßT.—A young man, aged
about seventeen, committed suicide et the City
.111 tel ou tho mornimt •of the -28th ultimo, by
shooting himself through the head with a pistol.
1 1le was a native of Philadelphia, whore his pa
rents rcside. Financial embarrassment is sup
posed to he the cause of this rash deed; ho hav
ing lived very fast for some time previous to his
death. -
'Moro is much talk again alft,..„. ,a,railroad up
Pine creek, and so through tho Jenesce valley to
Roche ter. A meeting baS been Ailed for the Bth
of February, at the Herdic House, in this city;
,and from the well known financial ability of those
who sign the call, it may be expected that some
.thing will rasult from it. It is stated,upon good
authority that the Pennsylvania Central has of
fered to make connections with it on the south—
thus making the shortest routo to Buffalo by
about forty-eight miles. The advantages of this
road to tho western portion of Tinges county, can
not bo overestimated, for it would, develop the min
eral resources of that Sectioh, and would be the
highway over which the vast amount of coal
which her mountains contain woof(' find an out
let to market. Why would it not be well for Ti
oga county to fend some of her public spirited
citizens down here on the Bth instant, to aid in
the good work from which she must' derive so
much profit.
Au item has been making the rounds of the
press, that Peter hurdle was about breaking up
in businet-s. This is a piece of news which has
home received with soniefsurprise by Itir. Herdic's
many friends in this eitj); fur it is well known
that lie has paid out about eighty thousand dol
lars the last,„eek for city orders, thereby
raising thelli from abiiiir's-ixty-five cents on the
.dollar to pAr. It is rather
.strange i that a man
who should he able to restore the credit of ii city,
should be unable, to pay his own debts. I see,
through the columns of the Agitator, that you
are much opposed to the formation of a now
oounty. If you don't want a new county, you
ought to instruct your Representatives to vote
against the project of making Troy a half shire
town ; for, just as sure as that is accomplished,
it won't ibo lout a few years before the eastern
townships of Tioga county' will petition to be
annexed to Bradford and form a new county, for
that is the natural market of all those townships.
-It is only a flank movement to accomplish the
same object.
The ice-gatherers are in despair, and • Amid.
this mild weather continuo much longer, we shall
have to do wiihout that delicious article nest
Bummer.
A company has been formed to commence the
erection of a large building, as soon as spring
opens, for the manufacture of railroad bare.
The Circuit Couft has been in session for the
post week, and the amount of criminal business
is lighter than it has been for many years. H.
. COURT PROCEEDINOS.—Very little Of
importune° took pine° in Conrt last. week. There
was a full attendance of jurors, but very few par
ties and witnesses. Oily some five or six in:
dietnnents wore.prosento . d, and but, two or:throe
tried.
el , lllllloTlWerlith vg. Cleoro Bu lOn. inttiet
tnent, rana—conviel ed. and fentonced three years
and nine months in itilatdern Penitentiary. Same
vs. Satne—Larceny. Convicted,., and senteneed
two ycara and three iuonthe.'
Comtnenwealth vt+. AMOR Farnattt et. al.-- 1
'aequitted on an old indiettneni for larceny.
A bill wag found against 31111100 Clork for false
prolenees. Continued.
Commonwealth VA. Charles Kimball—indict,-
iment for assault and battery. Ignorei—proso
entor to pay costs.•
CommonNealth vs. Aaron Searle and Ellen
Searle. Motion in arrest of judgment argued.
Tho judgment was arrested because the jury did
'net find and return a verdict on defendants' plea
of former conviction. •
Wednesday afternoon the applications for li
cense Icor° (liken up. There was eonsideralife
eNcitement and interest manifested. The Court
held that they have no discretion in cares where
the exprest44l of 101 l b 1;.! sentimentl.f/f( 0 ,10 111 COI
im clearly for or again: t. Liectites nets granted
l.ilt,rty, Delmar, .1a ITN Ann, 1110 ~ .1110
otl,or places—refu,ed in Covinid.on and Osceola.
The oases from Wellslioro remain open till' May
Sessions.
OLD GRA.VEYAM) ON TILE
last telegram front this departed spirit app(o
on the fourt4 pngo• We hope another spi log
will not be suffered 'to pm. 4 witbont roinothing
being done to remove tho d ;elation of I hot
" Perhaps in this mt.:talcs' spot is laid
Some heart mien flagrant with colestisi ft ra; __
Ifantis, the roll of empire might lisrs 5w..3
(Jr waked to OeAtav the 'icing lyre."
Let us give them boner company than the bri
era and strolling herds.
—We cheerfully give place to the fol
lowing reeolution, and recommend that oil
schools should bo governed by the toio»o.oliriadian
spirit:
At a meeting of the Delmar Board of School
Directors, on the 29th of January, it was
Resolved, That the Holy Bible be used in our
schools:and that the school teachers retitle chap
ter, or some verses in the Bible, every morning
when they call their school to order.
RODEAT Cman4t,i 9 Sco'y.
1 „
Dpl44)#l-1111411 Oat tittiql!V
ovary 45 ilter 7 Orin sit i p `fti tho nountlr
sionally got items of their progress, but novo,
anything from Delmar; and I have boon fearful
that your readers would comp tG thh"Ooisdlusiols
iliat:W.o are all asleep. It is true that for a year
past we have labored undor groat disadvantage,
'from: the want of certain aid, which it was in the
poivor of certain authorities to confer, and which
(as has been proved) they would have done for
the asking. A drug store was started last sea
son, the proprietor- of ,whilli . (st is Bald) did all
tliat ho'dtired do for the anielitirtitiori of 'the eon
'Aition of the people of Delmar; but still they
suffered. At last it Was put on FOOT to make ap
plication to the Court of Quarter Sessions for a
licensep s dq • ?Into -the •people, of,l)clurar,„nnd
more especially the denizens of the little village
of Stony Fork,' - as io' the' appliCant Might 'soma
(and also to the . Court) most „condaeive to their
prosperity. And after mature deliberation, the
'Cottrt, came to the conclusion that 'they could in
no bettor way contributo to the necessities of the
aforesaid people, than by granting a license to
sell liquors to trai , elers, and :forthwith granted
such licensei Ant} now, Mr. Editor, do you not
feel like rejoicing with the people' of Delmar
Henceforth, t'least for the space , ef a. year, we
need not go hungry, nor naked ; and it must bo
that the little village of Stony Fthk will piosper
beyond all precedent., I do not, know but it will
be able to draw some of the trade frinn
ro'; I ?ear, at any rate, thki some' of the " trav
elers" will commeneo their. journcy.at your place
Pnirn.
[We can only say to'" - Vritio" that the Court
should not bo censured for granting this license,
as the expression of sentiment Was overwhelming
in its favor. The law does not givo the Judges
dictatorial, but Only n legal discretion. The
" number and eha l racter" of tho remonstrators
and petitioners shonid be taken into considera
tion, and a fair expression, oneither side, should
control the discretion of tho Court. As Ito trav
eling from this place to Stony Fork, wo think
there is po pecasion.—.En.] -. •
LIBERTY.-Since my last conamilnl
c'ation, I havo gathered the following items:
The new county which it is said peter Herdic,
Esq., is using nil his effort to forin lout)of parts
of Tiogn, Bradford, Sullivan . and Hycoming court
ties,iis causing quite a sensation among the citi.
zens of our township. 'lt is feared, that with all
the remonstrances:that i s are, been circulated and
signed, Herdic, Backed' by tho'k. C'.'refilio'ad corn
pub.*, will succeed in his efforts. It is pretty
generajly-believ { ed,by the people, ilk pectiong,
that' i pr Hy Of 'interest 1,120, Prdinitfi #er4te
to take such strong action in the formation of a
new.county. As we understand it, he wisher to
have the county seat near the locality of his
'Mineral. Spriug
,woulflno doul
gica:tly enhance tho value of his property.
Irt,a)ority of the citizens of our township are not
,afrxiotis to become 'inhabitants of the 'proposed
county, from the fact that it would most assuredly
'increase their county taxes fifty per cent. above
*hat they, now-arc,, and would cousequentlycon7,
Clime vary high lien butubei of Year's, the
expenses of putting up the now county buildings
were paid oft'. All wo'ask ia our township, is to
have a chance to vote for or against the division
of our county ; and I think Peter would find his
finely concocted scheme so awfully defeated, as
far as otiritownellip aA et:IC A- corned, iri tbtrinathir,
that his . pfetiSant dreams of heing dictator in his
proposed now county,
,t would soon vanish from
his over anxious mind.
' Mr. George Artley has sold his dwelling house
and lot, on Water street, to Mr. W. G. Werline,
who'new occupios the prenlises. -Mr. Artley pur
eliaied, and now occupies the property on Main
street ,Mr.l?,dwaid
Mr. ,quinnet Hartman, inks , Fold 103 store and
throning house on Cho' north sido of Main strut,
to Mr.. Davi d, Monier. , Mr. Hartman has pur
chased from Mr. James likelier, on Water streot,
n. dwelling Imnse and !M, which ho intends to on
copy next hiu iu Mr, James Sheffer and family
intend leaving I , IIV cillagp tho [irk. of next May,
to find a now liooso ;tiny iiroPperily go
with them.
ftm•. Thoinm; Alert is, pastor of the Ey angeli
cal A~sorintinn, 11113 111111/11Se(1 of Theodora tilier
f.r.. 01 oar village. a buigialg,lo4. situated, DTI
Water street, for the purpose of meeting a par
sonage honge thereon, whiehlte intetnha to hare
finished by the first of next May. 801111311.
LA w RENenvitax.—We find the fel
towing in hio Corning Journal
Quite au excitement was produced on Wed -
nctav night, on account (If thu burning of the
spoke Mid hub fielory in thin town. : It appeals
that Lawrenceville is destined to have yearly
Gres. It is very certain that it was the incendi
ary's work, 118 the factory had not been in opera- ,
lion during thedny: Very early in the morning
there had been 'a small the tulip. in the engine.,
but the building seems to!haVe been fired in the
oppeqite side from the "engine. It broke out
about eleven o'clock, and people were at the
tq:Clle of fhb tire in a short time. The 'academy
building stood near it, :it'd the efforts of quite a
number of our eitifr.ll,llB, ciitit water; , Wtre needed
to save it. The side of the building Wiis seine
what blackened, the window blinds were warped,
and the books; tables and chairs were carried
across the street. The wood house caught once,
but was speedily extinguished.- Had there •been
any wind, the school building, with many others,
must have been burned: The factory was 'in
sured, but the insurance will net cover the loss.
It was owned 14 Millspaugh, Turner, Charles,
and others, each having an insurance upon the
pioperty destroyed.
AT A 111 7 ,ETING of I .V WO Awake lodge,
No. 666, of I. 0. of G'. T., at, the lodge room, in
. .
Knoxvilley Dec. 27, 1869, the following preamble
and reFolutions were Adopted : •
W4iereas. t', The messenger 'of death has , again
entered our circle, and taken from our midst our
late W. V. T., sister Marian)), Love, therefore,
Resoli , ed, That while we Mourn' the loss arid
cherish theemery of the loved one, we bow in
humble suh issiou to this afflicting dispensation,
recognizing therein the hand of Him who, in the
exercise of is justice and His nier . by doth giva ,?
1, - 1
. ..
and alsota 'th away. '
Resolved &bat in the death' of sister tow),
thus cut off in the early.years of'hor usefulness,
we have loot en active and faithful friend of our
cause, the Sabbath School an earnest unddevoted
teacher, the Church' to vrla t ch,,Sba . ,'belonged 'and
the connunity, in which ,sho'lived, a member
whose Werth afill worthinesti.we'shall long cher:.
IA in fond awl, faithful memory.
}'.
"
nowived,, that we tender to our _ 1 weave.i i, I'o7
tdier 1,4 e? Alio sympathy of.every 15tto'•and faith-
Tel hearup our,eircle, and, with hint we drop the
silent tear.of:mourning Over his early, 'separation
from the companion of his youthful years..
Resolved, Thai:toiler family and friends wo
protr.er our heartfelt sympathy, and say—point
'ing to ber.lirm reliance upon her Redeemer du
ring her long and patient ,suffering from diseak'ot
and liar' glorious tritttnph of christian faith in the
h o " r • o f deal h moan ) not as those without hope,
for tho andahledaughter, the affectionMe . and be
loved sister, has laid down the 'crags; taken up
the crown, and gained " sweet rest in He * amen."
Itcqolvc, , il, That our charter frame and regalia
he al•hpell in mourning. for the ensuing quarter.
Resolved, That ono copy of the's° resolutions
be furnishod brother Loco, ono-to tho parents, of
tho deceased, and one to Ai) Agitrtior`ferimbri
cation. j. EvntterT,.
R. TrAt.t„ Committee.
V. CAST,
VICTOIt nA4I:,
MA RI tTAG ES
CLAP F . ...-11LISS.—At the M. E. Parsonage in
Wollsboto, Feb. 7th inst., by tho Rev. 0. L. ib
son. :kir. liingeno L. Chnni, to Miss Mary E. IMPS,
only clanglorr of John Bliss E,lry., nil of Charles
ton.
a It ENE', I,—OLOSE—In Midillebbry, by Thom
as Keeney 1•lsq , Mr. Edgar W. rend' of Pits
field to Mrs, A rutena Close of Middlebury.
PRUTSAIAN—M!CLURE—Ih - Honey Brook
on the tlth. of January at the residence of the bride
mother 1y ,Bev. W. A. Forguson, Mr. Gen. M.
Prutstnan of Tioga, to Mist. Lizzio M. McClure.
PUBLIC VENDUE
WRI, he ...rid at pnlili*vondtio, on the old
Evan of the su bse ri tier, in Middlebury, on
Tuesday. the 15th instant, the following prop.
4.rty :
4 4ne pair five )Por (.1 , 1 tie revs, one double, bar.
' , cf .', two three yo.,r old cults, seven cows, eight
cahos, tale tkilo year old bull, four hogs, one side
hill plough, ono dog churn, 0710 bond churn, ono
dritg, one eheei. , o press,tsixty-fiyo milk pans, and
ether things too numerous to mention. I
Also 1, tons of bay.
All souls under the dollars, cash. All over
fly u dollars, sic mouths' credit given, for good
paper. Snip to commence at ten o'clock, A. M.
Felt, 2, 147(1. 1a• .10SERII
A , •
DM IN. [STK ATO ICS .NO'f ICE.—tetters of
A thnittiArittion having been granted to the
undersigned upon the liAate of Wlll. A. Wood,
late of New Jerrey, dace:awl, oil persona owing
said (.90.te, or claiming, o i ga i n , t , t h, same , w ill
ettlo with OLLAS. S'PANISURItOUG if ,
Brookfield, Feb. 9, Adui.
IAPLUIT4 a OPNAMESTALVEO."-
3l,l4,,pr i inee , ,cf this • place r is taking ord i ere,
for fruit and 'Ornarnentiil trees, f ehiubbery'&6:, for
the "Catherine highland Nurseries," Schuyler
Co., N. Y. These Nurseries have;a; high'- reputa
tion, and we have no 'hesitation in 'commending
Mr. Prince to nil 'who desire anything .in -this
lino.. Ilet will talc° orders (hiring the" winter,
and soo them filled by delivery in prOpor season.
Those trees aro molt better adapted. to the cli
mate, MI6 these re' F od tinder a warmer sun,
es they will not be so likely to, suffer from ex.
ioirtro dur l ing our winterg,--4t; •" •
SPV.CIAL NOTIdES.
O 11, COLD - OR SORE THROAT
fteoutrealnltnedleteattantiOn; as nog
5 , .. 0 • 4 / 4 /j1 lect often resultsfn an Incurable Lung
cr4
B RO NC H IAL Dispose..
c 3, s Trochee
i;?Ue fl 054,/
W/It most invariably give Inefant relief:
BOA.
Buottonins, Airtnts, .GATannt, Consinarrtva and -
Tnaokr btruaine,they have asoothlng effect. '
SINGER'S PUBLIC "EIriEARERS 'U6O them ti: t ,
clear eind strengthen the 1 . 0100 - .. ; •
Owing to the good repu!ption and popularity of the
Trochee, ninny worthless and cheap Imitaileite are 91-,
lured, which aro good for nothing. lie cure) to obtain ,
the true ~"..
Broiwn's Bronchial Troches.:
SOLD EvgnywnEnr.
Tha,Donfessionatof an Invalid,
ÜBLISHED for the benefit of young men aud,,others
P
who suffered from Nervous Debility,oet.,suppTing
the Means of self-cure, Written by one , who cured
himself; and sent free on receiving a post-paid directed
envelope. ••Address r • NATILANINL ,
' Brooklyn, •
CLEANSI2I6 THE Ilmsdn," upon which' charl
atans have harped so much, is not a Mere catch
word and delusion. The microsoope ahem -that
some diseases .exist like parasitic growths upon
the globules of tho blood, and it is farther known
that sotne,-aubtle substances destroy or expel
thorn. These Substances hovel:mon oombineti to
make AYer's Sarsaparilla, which- does effeotually
expel the disorders that breed and rankle -in the
blood to rot out as'it were the machinery otlifq.
[Mercer (Pa:),Whig; - ,
ERRORS OF VOUTR: '
A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nor ,
roue Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of
youthful indiscretion,will, for the sake of suffering hu
manity, send free to all who need it, the receipt and
directions for matting the simple remedy by which he
was cured'. 13ufferers wishing tot prod' by the 'sayer- -
User's experience, can do so by addressing in perfect
confidence, JOAN B. OGDEN.
,Mity 20,'09-Iy. No. 42 Cedar Street, New York.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
TILE Advertiser, baring been restored to health in a
few weeks, by a-rery simple remedy, after !laving sew
feted several yetiie with a'sovero lung 'affeetionf and'
that dread disease,Consumption—is anxious to make
known to his fellow-sufferors the moans ofcuro.
To all who desire it, ho will send a copy of the pre
scriptionTiedd (free of chargo;) with the _directions for
preparing and using the same, which tiffly; wlltllnd a
SURE CURB FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTIIUA, BUONCIIITIs, etc.
The object of the advertiser In sending the ProecriP•
tlon is to benefit the afflicted, and spread Information
Which he coucdlven to be invaluable; and he hopes
every sufferer wintry his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties Rish Ong the prescription, will please address
, Rev ,EDWARD WILSONI •
Williamsburg, Kings Coaint*, N.Y.
May 26, 1869-Iy.
Guardian's Sal©.
TN pursunime of are order oft Court of Com
]. mon Pleas, of Tioga,oounty,ylated the third
day of February, 1870, 0. W: , Belfeh,' Guardian
of Romeo Mattison, Cummings I. Mattison, El
len Mattison, Ralph Mattison, Ruth Mattison, I.
S. Mattison and Willis Mattison, will„ o, Wed
nesday, the 2d day of Morel], 1g70,' expose to
public anlo, all of tho Interest of his said wards
in all that lot of land .situated in the borough of
linc;xville, in Tiogn county, Pa.; bounded on
the north by Cummings Mattison, on tho oaatby
I. Goodspeed, I. I)ottrinan, A. Dearman and F.
Woodbury; south•by Main ascot, and west by
L. Mattison; containing eighteen acres; with
two frnmo houses, one frame barn, and an apple
orchard thereon. Also, all that other lot of land
sinus ted in Deerfield township, Tioga county,
pa.; bounded on the north by the Billings es
tate, east rind west by Cummings Mattison, and
south by If. Freeborn and estate of IL Seeloy,
deceased; containing 25 acres, more or less.—
Terms. gash. C. W. BEECH, Gua'n.
Feb 9, 1871) 3w
elitsDoro flattery.
BURGIN ;would hay to the citizens of
. Wolisburo and vicinity that ho is pre,
pared to supply thilin with
BREAD, PIES AND CAKES,
of the Legit quality. We also servo meals to
those who u ioh. UYSTERS always on hand,
for sale, and nerved if desired. (Jail at the old
Steven,' ntond. .1. J. BEItGIN.
Feb. 9, 1870-Iy.
'EG 11. Harris'
CELEBRATED BAKING POWDERS
OT sale by
Feb. 2, 1570: P. R. WILLIAMS ct CO.
Kerosene Lamps,
CHEAP AS DIRT, AT
Fob. 2, 1870. P. R. WILLIAMS .k. CO
THE PL&CE TO BUY KEROSENE
OIL THE CHEAPEST AT
Feb. 2, 1870. P..R. WILLIAMS k CO
. Foie Anything
. . You want in the
- • •
IMUC . LINE,
Go to P,. R. & Co: They keep the
beet, stoek and Eel!. the Cheapest. ,
Feb.• 22, 1870. -
House Lot for Sale..
ALGOOD liduse 'and tarn, on a lot of two
nitres, within ten minutes walk of the
Gourt Hon's°, Wellsboro, Is offered for sale. In
quire of John I. Mitchell. Evq.,Wellaboro.
Jan. 25,110111—U. .
• PENNSYLVANTA
STITH - NORMAL :SCHOOL
III; T second half=year (21 Weeks) of flits iiist(-
•
lotion commenced January 31, 1870. The
ad Aorta (14 weeks) will commence March 21st,
1876. Send for a circular. •
• Cll/11,1LE14 H. VERRILL,
Feb 2, 1870. , tf
,Principal.
Planing & latching.
FL OOR ING, CEILING, WAIN C OT
IN 0, TONGUED & GROO J
with rapidity and einotriess, with our t 1 w Ma
chinos. Try it and see. l;: T. VAMP. RN.
Millsboro, Jan.,1,1870.
• GREAT BARGAIN.
PIANO FOR SALE. Now. Celebrated ma—
kers. Mado of ,rosewood ; carved logs, iron
frame; over-strung hags; 7 octaves. To be sold
for one-third less than cost. (lunrantiedfor five
years. For cash, or on time, with good security.
Can bo seen at C. B. Whitehead's, Nelson, Tioga
county, Pa. feb 2'70 20'
NTOTICE—Is hereby given to the citizens of
1,1 Delmar school district, that the School Di
rectors will meet at the school house near the
Delmar elme:o) factory, on the 12th day'Of rob.,
inrtnut„for the purpose of letting tho •wood for
the winter schools of 1870-71.
8.0 BERT CAMPBELL, See'y
Delmar, Feb 2, 1871. 2w
Norway Oats,
IHAVE for snlo forty bushels of the gonuino
Itam.sdell Norway Oats; being part of in
bivilleh; raised from 23 quarts sown on / of an
ncro.ll The sced from which the above oats wore
raiscit, was bought in Now York city, from the
sole agents for the sale of the genuine Ramsdell
Norway Oats. 11. S. ARCHER.
Ili.boro, Feb 2, 1870. 3m
TX EC UTORS' NOTICE.—The undersigned,
Executors orthe estate of Eleuzer S. See
ly, deceased, bite of Deerfield, 'request all those
indebted to said estate to make immediate pay
utelut, and•all those having claims against it' to
present 010 1 )11 o. settlement to
HANNAH SEELEY, Ex's.
JOHN HOWLAND, .I.37c'r.
Deerfield, Jan.2s, 1870.-80
;l j ~j~.
t t:
t.
EARLY 'SPRING TRADE
~.., The sqbsc i tihers are_ now receiving now goods almost daily, spited te
am tr deofithiS peas:On:oi bti,iroari and we wan and aro willing to mako ft nn object to all•per
sone • bo'itrolirepircid to buy snob goods early , to buy of us: as two think we can claim safely
to ell thorn nn average of
•
1., ..
i • • , , -
TWENTY-FIVE RER CENT.
on the prince of any, but new 4Oods,And also a saying of eousiderablo moro than interest on
what the priocs will ho when htisiness is active.
OUR LINEN STUCK is ENTIRELY NEW,
. .
BROWN TABLE LINENS,' HALF BLEACHED TABLE LINENS
_.
BLEACHED, TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, TEA .DAYLAS, SCOTCH
DIAPERS, SHIRTING LINENS, BROWN CRASHES, BLEACH
, ED CRASHES, HUCKABUCK TOWELING, BORDERED
" 1 ''TOWELS; FRINGED . ;TOWELS, TABLE SPREADS,
LINEN;BOSOMS, &C., &C., le Murkba - at full tw tnty-five per cent. less than the prices at which,
Ova sol 4 our many goods last season: 1' ' 1
Our Domestic Stock,
• - ;
we aro now filling up with all the desireta alieis in
•
*
BLEACHED •SHIRTINGS, BROWN SHIRTIN as• liow N SH ETINGS,
TIOKOTGS; , DENIMS, STRIPES AND NEW IST STYLES IN
PRINTS, NEWEST STYLES IN GINGHAMS,
. ,
;:
Which wo are soiling at a small advance on the present low rato of Prices markets
Roots and Shoes.
• ,! - j, (! t ii i `•;•*, • • •
:3 • •
,Wu aro also adding,largely to oar stook of . 13, .o titp,Skue , .;, putting in as fast as possible,
• newest styles ' -
I
LAT)IES' SERGE POLISH BcoOTS.
LADIES' PEBBLE GOAT POLISH
BOOTS%
And shall keep a still largor stock this season than last', and also sell thorn at a slight reduction
in prices, as wo have been onahlod tcusot a - .
off of several of out leading m . alt6g; andiri lalt i eases whoro wo,do so, wo give our oustomero the
benefit of it. We increased our sales in this department, last year about 20 per cent. over the
year before, and hope to do the same this year.
Ai-lb - Conic and see us, and we will show you an attractive - stuck of
N W cootie, A.9,':.LOW Ch it IP.
an' help you make your money buy more goods, Per dollar, than ear a good many years
Corning, Feb. 9,. 1870.
-.-..... pp, AYER'S
1, Pe...,
5'.47 0 , r• Cherry • Pectoral.
.. 4.1
!--,
,
L .
~,L., IS n i - i t:t t l 1 i ni nt expectorant, ett.o r
t p r ti , i
F &i:7, -,',...4k.1 o 1 P a sale to meet
reliable ge c u ure ne f e o r
fr
Mamma of the throat anti lungs.
A trial of many years has established the feet, thatlt
is umre efficacious in pulmonary affections, than any
other remedy. Its efficacy has now become so gen
erally known, that it Is justly regurded In many coun
tries as a medicine of indispensable necessity. In Great
Dritain. Franco, and Germany, where medical science
has reached its highest perfection,' it is prescribed in
domestic practice, and constantly used in the armies In
hospitals and other public Institutions, where it is Re
garded by the attending physicians as the most speedy
and agreeable remedy that can bo employed. Scarcely
any neighborhood can be found where; well known
cases of diseased lungs, which had baffled' the efforts of
the most skillful and experienced doctors have been
completely cured by it. These results are the most
convincing proofs of the superior curative proverties of
this preparation ; and to theta the authors point with
pecilliar entiefaction. Whileit is most pow‘rful against
confirmed diseases, it is extremely gentle use a medicine
In infancy and youth, being quite harmless to even the
youngest, when administered judiciously.
This health restorer accomplishes oven more by pre
vention than cure. If taken in season, itheals all irri
fattens of the throat anti lungs, whether arising. from
Colds or Coughs, or frost other calms, and thus pre
vent that long train of painful and Incurable diseases,
which would arise from the neglect of them. Hence
no family should be without it. Influenza Croup,
lioarseness,Whooping Cough, Pleurisy, Incipient Con
sumption. and other affections of the breathing organs,
give way before the pre Affluent combldatien of •medi
cal virtues. •
Prepared by Dr. .1. 0. AYER d: CO., Lowell, Masa.,
and sold by all Druggists and, dealers lo raedjelnes
everywhere. N0v.11,11.869-2m. ,
TIOGE 'MGR SOROOL,
11. M. ' Principal.
R. T. MARKS, Assistant.
Miss HATTIE D. CLOSE, Prim. Dep't.
d Term will opeUDeo. 20, and
,_continue 14
.00 weeks. Tuition strictly la advance. No
bills made for less than half a term. No deduc
tions made except in oases of protracted sickness.
Rooms to rent to those who desire to board them
selves.
RATItI4 OF TUITION
Common Englieb, Elementary Algebra, Pri
mary Philosophy and Prinniiry rhylsologyirreelto
all 'pupils of sohoolagefesiding in Tiogn •Boro.
COlOlllOll English' $6,00
Iligitor • " 7,00
COmmoreitil emirs°, tilde unlimited— • ' 6,00
German—extra 8,60
English Branobes and German ' - 8,50
II -
" Comuiereitileotarse... 8.60
For infortnationosi tit regard' to rooms or board
call on, or addross l,
R. M. BEELES, Principal,
1:M0.15,18BD-t[. " ' Tiogn, Pa.
A FEET WOOD, .4 FARM PRODUCE' RE
-9 calved in payment for Tuition.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTlCE.—Letters of
A
Admintstration having boon granted to
thu undersigned upon the estate" of John 11.
Rico, Into of Wi 4 .Altiborb, dee'd, all portions in
debted to said decedents or claiming against the
game, mat settle with ESTHER It. RICE, -
Jan. 19, 1870-6 w. ' Admt'x.
A. B. EASTMAN,
DENTIST, r
STREET,
mss ;
18, MAINOTTIEHT,
14 ...110* WELLSBORO, PA.
Special Notice.
A B. EASTMAN has the largest stock of
/A.,• teeth ever kept in Tioga county. Also a
Iif:NrIMPTIOVEMF:NT, never before offered to the
public, with which ho can give more perfect sots'
of tooth than can possibly be made on any ether
plan yet known. [Soo testimonial at the office.]
Nitrous oxide gas administered with remarka
ble effect; rendering the extraction of teeth pain
less, and even pleasant. Two now and complete
gasometers in operation, furnishing a full sup
ply Of fresh gas at all times.
special attention paid to filling and preserva
lion of tho natural teeth. Prices to suit all.
Fob 2 '7ll tf
T ETTE4I2S OF AtIMINISTEATION having
I_,/ been granted on the estate of James - Scott,
deceased, Into of :Chatham, all those indebted to
said estlito aro requestrd to 'make immediate pay
ment, niut those having claims against it; to Pr0 .,813»t
.,813»t them for settlement. MOSES LEE,
Chatham, Jun 12,1870. • Adm'r. -
NOTE LOST..—AII persons aro hereby forbid
purchasing a note of twenty-live dollars.
against Joseph J. Shumway, drawn in favor' of
Uriah Dunks, and now tho,propertylof '
Feb 2, 1870. 3w W. D. BOWEN.
1,, \lO 0 a
' -4 1 4 0R
anft every article in it, consisting of
1=
LADIES' SERGE BUTTON BOOTS.
LADIES' PEBBLE GOAT IgITTON
SMALL DISCOVNT
HARPR'SPERIODICALS.
TERMS FOR 1870.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE, Ono Year $4 00
HARPER'S WEEKLY, One Year' 400
HARPERS I.lAz.ka, One Year 4 00
HARPERS MAGAZINE, HARPER'S WEEKLY, and
HARPER'S BAZAR, to one address, for one year,
$lO 00; 'or any two for $7 00.
'An extra Copy of either the Magazine,
Weekly, or Bazar, will be supplied gratis for
every Club, of Five Subscribers at $4 00 each, ►n
ono remittance ; or, Six Copies for $2O 00, with
out extra copy.
lianPun's MAGAZINE contains nogrly Double
the Amount of Matter furnished in the Galaxy, ,
The Atlantic, Putnam, or Lippincot. exceeds
In about the same ratio any Englisi Magazine
of the same general clUsa.
A Now Story. splendidly Illustrated, byrWilkie!
Collins (Author 01 - "mho Woman in White'," "No
Name." "Aimadale," and , 'The Moonstone"),
will-bocommenced in Harper's Weekly in No
vember, 1869.
Persons desiring to renew their Subscriptions
to Harper's Periodicals will much oblige the
Publishers by sending in their Names as early as
convenient before the Expiration of their present
Subscriptions. This will obviate the delay at
tendant upon re-entering names and mailing
back Numbers.
Now Subscribers will be supplied' with either
of the above Periodicals from the present time to
tho end of the pour IS7II for Four Dollars.
.Addrogs HARPER .3; BROTHERS, Now York.
Now York, Oct. 15, 1869.
BOOK AGENTS WANTED FOR STRUG
GLERS AND TRIUMPHS OF
E-1-BARNUM.
WRITTEN Ey HIMSELF IN ONE LARGE OdTAVO VoLUILIE—
NEARLY 81)0P
MIES—PRINTED IN ENCILLAI AND CI ErtmArr-
93 ELEGANT Full. PAOLI ENGRAVINGS :
It Embraces FORTS' Ykane ltscautecrioas of Lis Busy
t
Life, as a IVlerchant ,Bl} eager, Bunker, Lecturer and
Shayman, and gives accounts of his Imprisonment,
bls 'Failure, his Success nil European Tours, and im
portant Bistoticai , end Personal } Reminiscences, re
plete with humor Anecdotes and Butertaining Nefra
tivu, No book published so acceptable to lull elapses.
Bvery ono wants it. Agents are selling frOm 50 to 100
a wek. We offer extra terms. Our Illuvtratid Cala.
leguo and T errns to Agents sent free.
, , .i. LUCRE .4 CO., Publishers, Hartford, Conn:
0T101.1.-We pay Cash for ASH, CHERRY
IA and CHESTNUT LOGS, delivered at our
Mill. 1 Ash Logs cut 12 and 1.1 feet. Cherry and
Chestnut 12, 1.1 and 16 foot long.
We saw nothing short of 12 feet in•lengtb.l
TRUMAN Jr, BOWEN.
Dee. 8, 18(19.—tf.
FRESH-I. ROUND PLASTER
BY T. L. BALDWIN, & CO.
EXECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Lottors Teitatnen.
tnry having been granted upon the last will and
Tostanieut of Joseph T. Streit, late of Mansfield,
deo'd, all perssns indebted to, or claiming against
said testator, are requested to settle with, WIL
LIAM .T. BOOTH, Ext... or 0. 17 ELLIOTT,
agent, Mansfield, Pa.
Dec. 22. 1869-8 w?
CHOIOE POULTRY.—I have a few more
fowls I. l f the Bramah and Black Spanish
breedg for,sale. Pure bred and very fine. I atn
elso receiving orders for eggs for setting, to ho
tilled in rotation as reeeiv'ed as earlynext, spring
as the weather will 'permit. No orders .noticed
unless accompanied by the oils!). Prico $1 per
dozen. M. B. PRINCE.
Wellsbnre, Pa.. Doe. 20, tsn9.
rSTRAY.—Came to' my enclosure, inNilos
Valley, Dee. 19, 1869, nine white sheep,—
The owner can have the same. by proving prop.
city, paying charges, and taking them away.
.inn.: , 18119-3 w. ERASTUS NILES.
T"" PLASTER,.having been thoroughly
te.tcd by the farmers, and pronounced by
all, to lir a Foperior article, We take pleasure
in saying that we can supply the masses, as
we hare any quantity on hand, Price per ton,
5 dollars- 1. CHAMPNEY.
Jan. 5,1870-5m.6
BM
BOOTS
J. A. Parsons &. Co.
AT TIOGA,
$7,50 per ton.
Elk Rini Nster.
IRONS. WORKS!
FOUNDRY A; MACHINE.. SHOP !
WELLSB ORO, PA.
SEARS ,41; AVERY, PROPRIETORS
PLOWS, HORSE HOSES, CULTIVA
TORS, FIELD ROLLERS, KET
TLES, ALL SIZES, SAP PANS,
FARMING UTENSILS, ,1 ALL •
KINDS, WOOD MACHINES FOR
SAWING. WOOD ; :
Brick Machines,
CHURN POWER ; THE TOMPKINS
COUNTY, HORSE POWER= EIGHT
AND TEN, HORSE, CONSTANTLY
ON HAND,
And also, everything usually found in a fast
class Shop.
Wo call particular attention to our MA
CHINE SHOP, which has been re•bnilt with
now, and first-class
lACKI NE.ItY, L A TIIB,
Iron PLANER, DRILLA.c. We employ none
but first-class workinen, and are, therefore, pre
pared to do our work in 2 -the beet style, and at
short notice. Wo have recently added new
MACHINERY, for Planing and Matching
boards; Call and see us.
Jan. 5, 1870-Iy. SEARS &,,AVERY.
BEE - HIVE :EXCHANGE.
il aloTte 0
.. Ags, - ,- ,
~ :,,,, i .
N. -. ~.t;
Surreder,
BUT AT 0.t9.98,ET10N!
Ysee that half a column of sptico with half
an inch of reading matter don't help me
attes till. It'liftt d'Ne do Mot - for ?'•!. ;asked loss
than a million (f my customers, whoa I appeared
in blank. And, being tuekiirell out with trying
to explain why I did it, I dm torcedtto do It In
print:
Therefore, ,
inow ye, all good people, that I am doing a
Alin(' MUCCI BliSinege,
WHOLESALE & Ityi. AIL
in
SUGARS, ALL GRADES,' SYRUP S MO
LASSES, 'PORK, HAMS,
SHOU LDERS, MACKEREL, WHITE
FISH, CISCOES, COD, HALT
BUT, AND an FORTH,
And I am selling cheap n' ralways d , and can
save country dealers their expenses t the little
city of Elmira. or\ the big city of Ne York.—
But then,
THE TEA TRADE
is one of my biggest, brightest, and best things
You cannot got better
OOLONG OR GREEN TEAS,
9 9. I
or cheaper, than I can'soll you. You may pa
tronize the Great Americati Tea Company, and
ihon I can do you goo'd. I : have enough to pet
Tioga County a •
TE - HE - ING
for the next 25 years. Ileside§no than bag n blg
ger or better lot of
MCDCMA RSZ T *MAD
then I have, and am soiling them' at a bargain
Everythfint g
in Om I: rncory Lino,
PANNED FRUITS, AND V al EVABLR:
WOODEN WARE, CONFEC
TIONERY,
not' mixed as i mix them hero, hut in good, order
I buy 'nil tho
BUTTER AND CHEESE,
that I earl, nod almost everything ele(lmt teasel
Sign of the BULI, A: BEE•IIIVF
W. T. M A'rll PAIS
We1181)7 1 o,' Doc. 15, ISM: . .. .
_ -
rIAVE YOU 41EN' THE
Immealse Stock of
Qa,rpets,
ANT) OIL CLOTHS,
in the Carpet Stem of
Oct. 27, 18439. S MITTI •A; WAITE'S,
doming, NAY.
Wellsboro Hotel.
B. HOLLIDAY, Proprietor. A large and
B
cotnmodioua House, looated in tho inunc
dilto vicinity of all the County buildings, with
large and commodious barns. attached.
.tßaY•James Hazlett nets ha hostler, and will
always ho tound on hand, attentivo.to business.
inn. si, IS7o.—ly
1500Isrs Al the finest ground Cayuga
Plaster, in Tioga , Conn ty, to be bad at
the Man , fleld Plaster No charge roc de
livering nt; the Mansfield Depot.
Jan. 19, 18711-3 m. C. H. OWENS.
C.F.& 'O. Moore,
IIERY - -AND -EXOICA-NGE STABLES
Wellsboro, Pa. Office and Stables onoWatw
Street, in roar of Court House. They will SW
nish horses, single or double, with BuggieS, et
Carriages, at short notice. Long experience la
the business enables the proprietors to =attunes"
with confidence they oan meet any regionable
mantis in their lino. Drivers thruisbed, if dashed
and passengers carried to any past of the countify.
Thankful for past favors, they invite pontistuance
of custom. Terms reasonable.
-
Nov. 24, 1869.—1 y.
•
.-lIARNESS Sll6l l
GW. NAVLE, would aay to bti Molds
. that his Harness Shop is now in ruilblast,
,and that ho prepared to furnish bony? or ligb t
Macisixorie•mise.E.,
on short notice, in a good and substantial man
ner, and at prices that can't fail to suit.
The best workmen are employo l d, and none but
tho best material *nod. Call and soo.
Deo. 9,1808-Iy. G. W. NAVLE.
13i. et Ira. is et rk. 43 a •_
R. A. L. MONROE, be tho authorized
Agent for Tioga and Potter Conntiea, to
effect insurance in the
Wyoming Insurance Company.
Royal, Capitol $5,000,000
London, Liverpool /t Globe, Capitol, $16,000,000 ,
Ile will canvass the county during the week ex
cept Saturdays, when ho•will be found at the
office of John. I. Mitchell, to attend to.all who
may give him a call. A. L. MOIiROR.
Sept. 22, 1869-3m.0
Furniture ! Furniture !
B. T. VAN HORN,
MrAXING completed his new Cabinet %ra
house on Main street, Wellsboro, bas stock
ed it with a large and superior assorted stook of
FURNITURE.
Chambei \Suits, Walnut, a sh, aple,
&o.; f
from $l5O down, and ea Cheap
as the same. goods Dan kip bo't
in the cities, freight added. •
•
Parlor Suits, Walnut, Cherry, and
Mahogany, Reps or Hair Cloth,
from $135 down. Al2O,
SOFAS, LOUNGES, COUCHES, TETE-
A-TETES,
with Upholstery to suit.
Center Tables, Walnut or Marble Topa,
Looking Glasses, Brackets, Pa
per Racks, Rocking Chairs,
all kinds,
Wholesale and Retail.
I am manufaoturing as usual, and Intend to
keep a full stook of ware, home and oily 4nado
at all times. My Ware Rooms aro *admit fn.:l
heat, and now contain the largest, costliest fond
best stook of Furniture over brought tntn•the
county.
Plaiting and Matching,
SCROLL SAWING .t, MOULDING,
dono to order at the Factory.
Jan. 1, 1811c1-111 D. T. VAN HORN
'
-L-E
COME TO
T. L. BALDWIN gt CO'S)
TIOGA, PA.
and seo a nice stock of Goods for the
FALL et WINTER.
such ne
lAMHU MEM 0041E4
--alll3tyles, colors and patterns -7
ALPACAS, POPLINS, CAMI3RICKS,
FRENCH JACONETS, ORGANDIES,
PEQUAS, VERSAILES, BLACK
. AND COLORED SILKS,
BEAUTIFUL Winter SHAWLS,
end a large assortment to select from
CLOAE.S READY-MADE, AND CLOTH
TO
li i.
AKE MORE, ALL„ KINDS OF
LI INGS, FRINGES, TASSELS
c„ TO TRIM DRESSES
OR SACQUES
—Our stock of—
YANKEE NOTIONS
can't be beat. It leope up with everything the
Yankees have thought of so fur
HOOP SKIRTS, BALMORAL SKIRTS,
CORSETS, &C,
R-O-M-11-N
DONCIEMIIeg
too numerous to mention; but will say that you
will seldom find Ho largo an assortment to select
from in a country store, and clear down to the
BOTTOM FIGURE
Wo also keep a largo assortment' of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
in suits, and parts of suits. Should we fall to
suit you with ready-made, we have Cashmere
and
A TAILOR TO CUT AND FIT
Boots and Shoes,
nll stylPs anti sizoN
HATS AND CAPS, STRAW GOODS,
AND GENTS' FURNISHING
GOODS, A COMPLETE LINE OF -
CROCKERY, WOODEN WARE, '
HARD WARE, SHELF HARD
- WARE, NAILS, IRON, -
, Looks, Latches, Carpenters' Tools.
A GENERAL STOOK OF .
GROCERIE ,
Fresh. TEAS aro lower than nt any dm since
the war. ' Did not go to Cuba, to buy sug , and
so have Homo cheap. Wo aro agents for txe
.
B.' HOWF; SEWING MACHI E.
I (
F_ I W X
Farmers, if you Wart tool& to work with drop in.
SALT, LIME, PLASTER, PORK, FLOUR
Lime, Cayuga Plaster, ibe.
Buttertubs, PislB. Firkins, and Ashton Salt to
flavor with., All kinds of Farm Produce want
ed. Priem] can't bo bent. I
-S
T. L. BALDWIN & DO.
Tioga, Pa., - Jan. 1, 1670.
A illargain
,
TO THE min - wbo wants a good grazing farm
• within two iniles of Arhot, in Blass tw'p.,
Icon offer a bargain. My farm contains 100 acres,
50 improved, with a plank house, frame ban
30x40, and other outbuildings thereon. For
terms and particulars apply on the premises, or
address at Cherry Matte. J. E. HENRY.
Nov. FT, 1669-Siv.