Arrival and Departure of Slogeo;
— ' - irPaLlitake% foOitrig 0\4 , ,
, , - this dttrqr...nt ratites trnin
----a 4; Walleboro.t will depart and
as ((maws from the.
5' L
4Crelleborsk Past 018 eat.
iv muscat° & Twat,. epartl(!,n tn.. p m
sttsadaa 8 Bt.tasirsal;.—Diriait 81.'m., a ritia 6
WOLUIORO k Coy narozer.—+Dep. ilfpn. dr Thu r. 2p. m,
arrive Manday &Thursday atl2ru. , , ,
Wattnota kättszi T TBn tiottaDY. oliart Mon4Urt
Th. 011..tu
aiivetsday 6 p.m'.
Milli
TIOGA-i-COURTI_AbifiTOL
Loa
WEDNESDAY,• MAAckk ;P,::18t70:
New. -.M.vq ni
rtiaeentit. ,
Rolling at noet—Bn6kil d o CO's stock. ,
Agents Wanted—Petition h Carpenter.
Watoh Lost- 1 43.W."
Notice to CollelEors—Cointaissioners:
Rosadatis. - ' - l.•
Read Harrisburg tetteron 41 : 11 paga,;-,
--The Richardson-Washing Machin: is telling
rapidly; and giving entire eatirfactiOn. M. ,0.
Sutton, agent. ';
L
BlNroqq.-7A botprbinding receiyeg
on Saturday, and the booka are mow ready
,for,
delivery.
RELT9ious. —Rev, C. A. Stone, : , of
East Charleston, has . ' accepted a call . from Tito
Wellsboto 13npliit Church, and eOmmenetta,his
labors with that church on the tint of Aprif next,
CoNcERT.7-Prof. J. G. Towner & Son,
the celebrated vocalists, vitt give ;their: - second
concert in the Court House, Tuesday evening
March Btb. •
Considerable space i taken np this
week with a history of Covington Lodge of L 0,
of 0. P. We think it is a wetter' of interest to
many of our readers, and it will not be leap un
interesting to any who desire a knowledge of the
'•
Order.
1
NEW PAPER.—We have reeeived the
Drat number of Valley knretpriee a new
_paper,
published at Lawrenceville in this county. Mr.
U. C. Mills is editor and-proprietor. It is a • six
column paper, and presents tinittra creditablo - np.
potence, for's paper in leading
,-stringe.
ten to the Enterprise.
• .
W. & It R.—ln another column is
so advertisement for sealed troposals to the 15th
of April, to contract for 12 Miles of tho' Wells
born and Lawrenceville Ruilr4d. ,Ther4aninder
of the mate will be let latex: in the seas On .— This
looks like business, and-we trust, that everOodi
now, will—ulook out for the oars while . the bell
rings."
SiTbDEN DRAWL—Mr. John Boat
men, Sr., of Delmar, died very suddenly on Fri
day last. It appears that Mr. B. had of Into
been subject to fits,. and being left alonn.,in-his
house fora short time, was found lying upon;the
floor entirely senseleis. He lived about'four
hourstafter being found; .The funeral toolc plpce
at the Delmar Baptist church on Surtitity.hist o
and was attended by a large concourse of people.
The remains wore interred in the Delmar ceme
tery.
HERMAIO SOCIETY.—Tide reading by
Mill Susan R.l'reaten, of J3tato . ,Normal School,
Mansfield, before this Societ t i:on Thursday even
leg of last week, attracted a large audience.
When she made her apPearance,'ltere Was' . not a
epare seat in the Court House. The audience
was complimentary certainly, and the selectiopo,
read must have made the hour interesting to all.
Some parts were very well presented. She, had
a good voice,only_ wanting in volume, perhaps,
for such an audience, in such a room. We found
it somewhat difficult to hear where we eat, par
ticularly while some illmannered boys (we think
they must have been boys) were disturbing the
whole audience early in the evening. ;
DONATION.—The gathering at the M.
E. Church in this village, Wednesday evening
last—a donation for Rev. 0. L. Gibson—was a n
agrecabltparty of tho old and young, who made
the evening a pleasant pastime. The'lecturo
room ecrred for 'kitchen and dining room, whilo
the young folks made merry in the rooms up
'stairs. Tho "boys and girls," we inpan.
question is: When will tlitfeld "play" go out
of fashion 1 We guess, as long as there shall ho
e girls and beys," they never will. And why•
should they ? These old tunes, and the same
child-like way of singing thou), melt away the
ice.of years, when we come within reach of the
merry sound, and translate the soul to our 011111
childhood, fresh, pure, sweet with the fragrance
of new life. Let them have their day : They
cannot be boys and girls toollong.
The contributions in cash amounted to some
tl3O.
LA. FAYETTE COLLEGE.—We tiro in
debted lo Mr. John F. Pollock, of Fall Brook,
for a catalogue of, the officers. and students of
this 4ollege for 186940. Mr. Pollock is among
the .I_uniors. There are 180 pupils in attend
ance. 'Besides a regular classical course, the
Trustees have established a Scientific Depart
„meat, embracing a general seientinc CJUTEt and
a technical course. Tho latter department was
in 1860, to carry into effect the condi
tions of a donation of $240,000 by A. Pardee,
I P.N., of Hazleton, Pe t :., and bears his name.--
Other donations have increased this fund to a
half million dollars. Th \s; % , ,e believe will add
greatly to the usefulness and success of the col
lege.
TE3IPERANCE CONVENTir.7—Thefe
was quite a large attendance of th Good Teta
plan of the county. at thy Cedity Convention'
held in this place, on Thursday and Friday,-of
of last week. We listened to the'lectsro of Mr.
Chase, at the Court House Friday evening, and
aro pleased to Anil that this great 'temWeratice
organization has so good a man at the bairn.—
Ills leuture was informal, - but full of facts and
suggestions worthy of consideration by all.
We shall give a report of the proceedings next
-week. '
NoitmAL SCHOOL, MANSFIELD.—Un
der the management of Professor yorridl, this
institution is maintaining its former 'high rep
titian. It desert the patronage of our peo
ple, and we are g ad to note its continued pros
perity, •
The State appropriation Focures fifty cents or
more a week to thoin intending to t nal: Stu
dents over 17 years of age, n Ito were disabled, or
whose fathers lest their lines in the Mildary or
,naval service of the country, become entitled to
$1 per week, by signing an agreement to teach in
the Comdon Schools of the State; and those
graduatingy receive fifty dollars, by dtgreeing to
teach two full years in the Common Schools.`
PERSONAL.—Mr. Morgan Sherwood,
formerly a resident of this piaci., is visiting his
friends in this vilingo.
Leroy Tabor, Eeq., has rcitnned from hie,
trip South, well pleased with the countty, and the
ttutiment of the greater part of the people.
Rev. J. F. Calkins, of this place, has gone
South for the improvement of his .health. llc
mteiMs to travel through Ucorgia and Florida,
tie iielieve: Itis health, for some time past, has
been poor, and wo aro glad he is allowed this re
qite. The best wishes of many friends follow
Dr. D. Slitehell will supply his place
daring his absence.
—Maj. A. E. Niles, U. S. A., is home on leave.
lie was Btationed. in Ititasiasiyo until that_State"
was re-admitted, when there was no longer need
of the military. Ile id looking quite well; and
his many old friends here, who admire his sol
dierly qualities and patriotic sacrifices during
the war, heartily welcome him hack.
"Charlie' Phelps was in town the other
nsyli He has usually been "on a train," eveity
time we have seep him of late years; but we are
glad to testify that this. titan be was not.
— Mr. N. T. Chandler, after an ablepOW froui
Illbo c ro p of 14 years, has returned, we Lope, to
b toomeaono of our permanent citizens.
We have received the February num
)pet of the dfulufactitrer and Builder. Like lig
p r edecessors, it is full of interesting - matter to
tied: milled, tradesmen and manufacturers, while
it Makes a very entertaining and instructive
text book for young people who are desirous of
acqu s iring a knowledge of snechapicalpursuits.—
neatly printed aryl profusely illustrated, and
brim full or excellent information. Western st
Co. P u blidlitra Pfttic Row. $1 50 a
year 15c, tingle maim.
toeisWA `LA
,
Mi..ptitt,C.: t
—A good story is
„told oa.osdain
tinpor,S t r s mo Ivotrirer, Flip, up!» Viis -
ter ! ( 16167;
vor otiotal abiliiiiiii;iic•grii*no4riyortunityxfor
filly one, in his aodlooseJto,r4flite:hift, arguments)
or, Sintifyiotecoporrayie. ••
. „
Alvtdd-toper, in the andienee, pretty - veil, pick
led, and partly in , themind, and bearing on his
figure-bead untaletititable
,tokent:.or hio m bisky ,
co., 4l po g oi; 'o* f i..mia '0104.4 iii,o`c l 4 l q.eNte:.4 l l'.
.such arguments, and do' it'eonalusirely, < ,:.
":1 - take,",sirldlit,tbe 13i41e for my rule, and ,
irs eed enoUgh; for Mti bia"titand hyrittif,,in . alt :I
My bad spelleisoTar; • and what dots it :say.l.-,.: :
N . Fliir.;'94tl 4,15.44 014,134 titeir?:4liiit'S„,oat,',4. l
seyi.- And:how 'west it- '-with- :David; Saul, -emir'
Solomon, and tho rest of the A T estlesf '4h.ti.f i 'i
drank' consi'd'erahle""freely: Andi:th'ert.,:iii. Vliii. ,
one ease in the Bible where a man trererdted pc
water-unti he leas'in hi i t ' Wotan 1i,14 '9FEIIKT:7O
nal • And,then'this' it. ty . pure drink' - at'
itsOffecti : 'Take a pair f
'of, boots-;put: 'Om in`. n .
tut) of water —lot iota stay there, 7 antf..what'is the ,
enheeknonee ? Why, - 'they'll 'tet t . ; And if water
Will, rot,boota, what in t he
i nt4na of reason :do -
Yonisiipioie its would he 'on the..Coalfttry of
a incueit'stornach I: - I tell:you,
,if you- don't stopi
this 'ere foolin' with Wate„r„ . iti?ll'have 'aii'ether .
flood—that's all." . , y - I - •-•;“, 27' ,
. she audience decided the !Able argument to be
sound, ‘. ~, 77 -- ---:,:,....:::': . '' ''. XX:' '
Wellsbero, -Fe b .2B, 'WO.
. -,., . .
.
-Auenox.—George W. Foster, at Niles
Valley, will gall at: attetion, 'Wednesday, March,
16, 1870, Lis liousehOld furniture, cow; lumber;
itunherman's tools, farming tools,• three wagons,
hoises, harnesses, , joke of eattip;lo; Terms—
sums over $10; thin will bo giyen.
4AcicsoN.'—Our correspondent writes
bat the lumbergieu have got in s larger stocks
••„ • •
than usual. The sleigaing has-f,eAltre4d bust.
noes,. the faces, -of , busineis„men 4 o,ear 'a More'
che'lirful look,, and) since • the sifori• came, there
imams a prospect •of better times. The be k' .
West Jack son Is mostly. out of tberitciodsr. • •
• There are many sick, prinelpallY lith diseases
of the langs. Dr.yoorhes - has built a house,
which adds• much' to ,the , iniproveMonC the
place rtek, of tato there , hasbeen so Much sichL
ness, that. he has not had time to rest, night' nor
day. - ' ••
' The'MethodistChtlrch.havo built a now, Par
sonage,' which is a tneimproVemerit:' „
We bear but little from ither,tegislature,, and
'are sorry that their deeds are so .evlll that Ahoy,
.fear to publiih them.
, Mr. Soper bas held a Singing Convention at
Daggett's Diills with very kotici'snecese. -
,M. K. Retan do Co. aro doing • a good.b.uliness
,in Weir store at lifillortown ; Bryan,
at nine -
KNoxviLLE.—T he ii aftax Fob;
2sd zde.s tin-eventful one' , at
qtriox, "of Deerfield,' and 'Rrally" 4 o,9odcipepC'of
Ki3oiville, after a long trial of - the evils and 801- f
itude of Single hlessedness,'ettp l iejo''lhe
elusion that it is not-good for man to bo alone=
nor woman either—and sjoined their hands,
hearts and fortunes in holy wedloolt,, with the
well-wishes and hearty, cong,ratulatioes of their
numerous friends.. • .•
\ At the same time, just across the street, , the,
hetet of 'C. C. Phillipsoras a donaiion"hold, for_
the benefit of Rev. Isaac T. Everett, Methodist,
minister , on this charge, and Into -W. C. T. ( of. the
Good Tetnplars here; where were 'displayed the'
usual liberalitiand'itousual.good eating Which
exlatii,towards the TecipiOnt of 'the Onefit; while
at the hur t to occasional thrist'Y' was' dis
pensed the..nsun.l ~ '•- 1, • .
A littlo past the; noon' of night, at thedihiesaid
hotel, many
,person's received ocular, and a cer
tain iwirty tangible proof,,tbat though a 'person
may refuse and refrain froin yet . he ma r
be badly whipped. Subsequently, on cemplaint,
tho saloon ketlpers were arrested..t Ono entered
into a.recognisance to appear at Court, • and the
other rim held for examination.
As this case will doubtless be legally investiga
fed, I refrain from farther recital. B.
LIBERTY.—=The 0191glituir
orid in 'a few weeks More, shoUld it reitiath'
•se, the lumbermen will he through with - their
work, and we hope' money ; will becouie More
plenty, which will have a tendency to revive busi•
nese matters. 'ln our section, rio depend'on the
success of the lumbermen; for, if they -do well,
money Is circulated among our citizens, and con
sequently the merchant and mechanic have a'
fair prospect of doing a good , business. Tho
luniliering business carried on for the petit 20
years on Pine. Creek and its tributaries, has fur
nished our farmers with work during the winter
. season of the year, which tins ',enabled them to
raise the most of the purchase money to 1)&3- for
their farms, besides making a good market for
the sale of their bay and oats. Had it mkt, been
for the money that our people have realized from'
the lumber trade, they would not bo in ne good
circumstances as they are at this time.
Tho brass bend that I mentioned in a former
communicaaon, are learning very fast, and OTC
enabled, by the excollent instruction they have
received from 'their teacher, Arr. A. 17ieldheuse,
to play several pieces of band music correctly
If they continue to learn as fast In the: next
month as they have in the past, they will be able
to discourse music for any occasion: , :We wish
•
them great success.* '
Feb. 28, 1870,14 r. John Levergood, after a con
finenient to his bed Tor siiiniinths, departed this
life, aged 69 years and 40 months. lie was horn•
in Willianisport, Pa.,. and..with his'father's fam
ily, came to Liberty township in the 'year 1814.
Ile has been a constant resident of the township
until the time of his death: We feel sad .that
another-one', anil,nearly . the last, noe l of our first
1, etc le rs tui been f,ak en: front ourTtAds4. :We, shall
ever cherish him in memory, as having been a
good citizen, an obliging neighbor, and a very
Lind parent. SCRIBE.
TROY.—It seems as if we were going
to have no end 'of snow this winter,—or Spring I
suppose it now is—for soon us the saw begins
,to melt, the weather gets . a little cold ` and "more
en t w.
fallis.- There has', imeit ' considerable;'eold
weather and the ponds are glaring with ice, and
for,several days the past nieek,eur• igemen have
been busily hauling ice. The skutiats hate also
improved the .opportunity, and I should judge
have enjoyed themselves very ranch.
A Musical Convention is i to,be held in Long's
Hall in this place, March 22, continuing four
days. It is to be under the management of Prof.
`C. E. Glaldin
'The Troy ' .Union
nion Grade Sc eo4.•nr or
the
efficient management of Prof. Hutton and his
:Able assistants, is flourishing finely, with upwards
of two hundred sohollars. The school will bold a
grand exhibition in Long's Ilall on Friday even_
ing, March 18th. The exercises will consist of
recitations—original and selected—vocal and
instrumental music, Am The admission will be
25 cents: to he devoted: to the purchase of. an
organ for the school.
pn Tuesday evening last, a very attentive au
dience wore assembled in the Presbyterian Church,
listening to 'an"- able and effective lecture by
Marriott lirosius Esq., of Lane:niter, Pa., State.
lecturer fq I. O. of G. T. of this State. Mr.
Brosius will also lecture through the county du-
Ong this mouth.
The County Commissioners have engaged the
Methodist Church for the purposo,of holding the
firs term of Court, which willbe held on Monday,
March 2Sth, and is to emithiao one week. The
bill fot''a new Judge, passed both Houses of tho
isiature on Tuesday, -- and was duly Signed.
P.l/. Marrow, Eq., of Towanda, was appointed
Judge.
Miss M. J. Upham, of Towanda,i has. secured
rooms: over Itlitollell Herrick do Co's stoie
where she will lake in all kinds of dressmaking,
She comes highly spohen of.
March 3, 1870. TENNY.
La Fayette College.
XASTON, Pa., Fob. 22, 1870.
Mr. Editor:—We 116 e jtist returned from
.pcl,-
ebrating the natal day of George Washington,
end thinking that; our Tioga county friends
would like to know bow college students cote
brat6 the birthday of that illustrious hero, Ivo
send the following to Trio AFITATOn. In La; Fa
yette College there aro two literary societies, the
Washington and Franklin. The Washington
Society is the oldest, having been founded in 18-
,30, and the Franklin some three or four * tit] a r_
terwards. . Both' are now in a very tluirisbing
condition, having ,more than eighty active metn
bars eaob, and bet Ween two and. three thousand
volumes of 'a librarY.` The Washingtons cele 7
brute annually the 22 of February, tiwil4thtlay
of the man whose. n me they bear. This your
the 22d came round, and found us, prepared to
entertain a select audience in Jeilts's Chemical
Ball. About li . o'ohick, groups of well dressed
ladies and gentlemen might be seen wending their
way up college-hill; to participate in the exerci 7
lea or the day. At two o'ilook the soehityßas
Pert„ - .
' 416 4 t 4 Ok4itiuliW#lTV - WATiolgf t k v .4 4 l .l
Alika toinsielhifthOWasliMet6i4o/4fOttib,
thoOxereises were fairly opened with a poem' by 1
Mr: Seellay; of the Junior Clair. ' The inthieet
wits "The Titilthirlin,Aghtire.:l l oetil,",.and
was handled in such,a way as _to give . honor to
himself anthe Society. , Next came an oration,
....by:Mr. lien edy, of Cbambersburg, a,lraduate
'of the Celle e and of the • Society. Mr. Keane
dfa subject as "The Universality of Labor”;
I v
1' and Ihave heard good- judges say that the ora
tioa.was.a at asterly, one,,. Ijip.. ges tures '
. were: ap..
priipiiate - and - natnial; is "language plain ' bat
:forcible, Vs illustrations strilting:: During his
remarks, Mr. 'Kennedy had occasion to mention
the value Of a scientifie education, and ) calling
ajtouttopt to. the tlehn ‘ ltille• courso t in 14, 'ayetto
ohege,,sald that it was free from. the 'itifideliti
,of the Githit l ail4iiO3iti, aridll6reixioied ft:tilt:the
skeptleism,,A English i . Univertiltkes— , .a. remark
A that we know to be true . . After listening to the
i:4ation and some more music, the audience were
, entertained by the reading of the second volume
!
of the Washington Journal. Some of the art(-
' e'teti in , the' jon'inal` were of an unusually high
Oder foil ituch,a poper,.whlle others wove of such
&nature as to,put the audience in goOd humor.
lthe exerelsedtterO ehised-with an oration , by Mr.
litnmert, of the Senior class. llisi subject was
‘4The Washington of To-day."' After - briefly
sketching the 'work of Washington and our Rev
oiut.lenary Father?, 00 orator noticed the work,
i lhat yet remained to be - done to conipictir theirs'
..
nd make it 'perfect, and.i the ':tiecosairy 'of men
Imbued with a, lofty spirit
. of patriotism and of
Muth. The audienee'septirated,Well pleased with
the entertainment.; ; and if our efforts have added
sinything to the honor of 'Washington, and caused
any to imitate his disinterestpd patriotism, we
Wilt consider ourselves abundantly rewarded.,
To kebp 'nlive the McnierY of distinguished men,
iii the,duty of all; and Washington is a character
that heeds only ho known to be 'admired. May
tie erteentinue to ho " hello, pace ammisquo
4uoru superior princeps."
- I . ;• •
, •
Wall Paper, Window Paper& Cloth Shades,
SPRING STOOK 10R1870.-:-lipgh Young et- Co.
have just received their firstrlnstallment of Wall
Paper, Winclow Paper, an Cloth Shades, for
Spring trade.; which will be sold cheaper than
ever, Borders, Window' Flitures, Cords; Toss.;
Corntees, - Pietbro nails; and everything
51se that belongs to the trade. Come and price
our goods, and f cgeniine,thetia'hafore puriohnsing
elsewhere. • SpeeTtneiis and'prfees' sent' by mall
to any part of the county.
; N. 0, Our stook is .thoLlargost ever brought
int the eott,n , tWand - SteA rfktilt4nd X 0 be under
dold3 .a c 1 R OiritOtiNG
; Wellsboro, March fl, 18 0.-tf. '
TIM Newest, largest, best and cheapest as
sortment of Frames and frame materials, " any.
*here tio hatband," together with'new and team.:
tiful syles of pictures, at Spencer's Art Gallery,
gdaneneid Pa. • .
4 -, •
3 March 9,870-L-2w. ""' •
MARRrAGES
T,C. I I) , ,IigIierAUTIQBBLL«—At 14itobelk's Oreelri
Tioga ,on tho 3d inst., liy i ltev. A. B. Chase,
F. Towner, of Williamsport. Pa., and.b.tisa
tdther J. Mitolioll, br Tiogd , Pat' ,'•
[To sey, May no cloud over east a shadow o'er
their lives, is to brentherwish no life has over
realized: To bid them look beyond . the clouds,
is fai, ) biOnr.] . , , : s ;;,.,
WHEATON—CRIPPEN—In Gaines, on the
Vith ultimo, by IL Smith, Esq., James N.
'Wheaton and Mies Adelaide Crippon, both of
?otter county. _
WOOD—WAINWRIGIIT—In Knoxville, on
the 26th ulthrol,-,by- , Rev. Isaael;veritt, Mr. Jos.
Wood and Idis Waiiiivrikhc all of Knox
, lt•
GRAVES - Elhland, on the lot
instant, by the *snitie;'Mr: Graves and
Miss &fie E. Kelly, both of Elkland.
'S6O4L-CII.OIdKSRANKL-Li ArnOt,on'tho
6d instant, by Rev. David W. Eakins, Mr. Wm.
'sett and Miss Agnes Craiekohank.
• KNOX—GOODSPEED—In Knoxville, on the
23d ultimo, by Itev;Joliii Cdirtis , Mr. George W.
Enos, of Deerfield, and Miss Emily. Goodspeed,
bf Knoxville. t ,,. 7
DENN.SUTTON—On the 18th ult., in Ohat.
ham, by Rev. 8, Butler - , Mr: Norman Bonn, of
Clymer, and Miss Sarah Sutton, of Chatham. •
,
-• el - LA rp —lar.condln—T.-Dearliold.-on'tho2sth
ultimo; by lhe'rapie,'Mr. Charms craft ana atm
DsYlisea Elwood; both of 'Deerfield. '
I STRAIT—BRONSON—In Osceola, on the 27th
Otimo, by N: Strait, Esq.,' Mr. James Strait, of
yrrimpeburg, and Miss Iltildrth orFarz'
Inington.• .• - •
The Richardson Washer.
WE the undersigned do hereby say to elf— .
that we have tried this machine, qnd
think Whir 'superior - Jo any we over saw. It
Washes complete' and worlds with perfect ease—
Only requiring about one tenth the labor of mite—
Mon washers., - We think it cheap; simple and
durable: It deed not wear the clothes, but slim=
Ply cleanses from alt - dirt. And wo cheerfully
recommend it to all; it being now canvassed for
with great success. , Marcll,2, 1870. St
Mrs. Jerome 'Mrs.lfana‘Mathers,
" Mary A Dewey, " 0 °erg!) Parker,
" ChrlatinaWathin's, " 'Nettie Watkins,
" Lewis Ilblnies," " P. '0: Van Pokier.
lttr: M. 0. Su tton,is'ilio only antkorized Agent
is this locality.' . Mar. 2-6 t.
fARPIIANS' COURT SALE.—By virtue •of
UV an 'order. issued out of the Orphans'. Court
of Tioga county, the undersigned, Guardian, &c.,
of Lovina Collins; will expose to public °sale, on
the premises, in Union township, on
.the '3oth
day of March, A. D. 1870,' at VO'cloek, P. M.,
an undivided one-fourth part of all that certain
lot or tract of latrinituate in said I.lnien tow-
Ship, Tioga county, Pa y ,. arid,' Winded on the
north hy•lands o'flra &Ter, cast by lands of
scpb Collins and L. 'A. Griswold, south by lands
of 'Chauncey Bacon, and west ty. lands of Geo.,
G. Collins; containing ,mbout fifty-five acres,_
(fifty acres of whtoh aro cleared,) togethorwith
One frame house, frame barn, and small orchard
thereon.
Tortcht—One-third cash, ono--third inonely,ear
from the confirmation, and ono:-thirtl• , in tyre'
yoars • 'CHARLES sTooKivELL,
Starch 2, 1870, 4t ' •Guartlian, _
IMPORTANT NOTICE
, '
cLospya 0V.7 1 SALT o~
WittiitEßL:4444lDi t
s r.
•
The subseriber offers his entire Stock of Winter
Goods at aeon"' „ . . •
Cia&S , TOM Ogg..U.V.
This will be found a raro opportunity lOr
purchosers, as tho Stock is largo, and wollselected,
consiiiiing in part of . - ; •
DRESS GOODS
of various rtylos; and fabrics adapted , to jbo
Season
SHAWLS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS,
BUFFALO AZ4D LAP - ROBES,
GnNTI. OyERQOAT, AND A
GENERA!. STOCK OF
WINTER' CLO THING.
The public are invited to, call and examine
the Sleek.
Wellabor°, Fob. 16, 1870—tf.
For Anything
Ynq went In the
111111% LINE,
Go to P. R. Williams & Co. They keep the
• best 'stook and sell tho Cheapest.:'
Feb. 22, 1.170. • ,
cotrtm, COLD SORE THROAT
•
Regniras
c6 C r iti t :p hot often reilalp in an fyienitible 'Lang
oNGHIAL
• ctt
R •
< 5 Broviies , Pronchu .
t rZoches $ ,
'?oC\'wi ppat!nyntlabligivolnetantrallet•
linn,4lnotiaanntl, Ortainen, ctiprommvz
TicaosAiitinainks,,thei bares Noopling '
p1N98113-spd P 111440 SPEAICEREI Imo thorn to
clear and strengthen, the roice. •
' Owing to-the good rettntation and 'popidaiiii of 0 1 1 e
Troches, many worthier's and ohoap traitotkena Ore of•
fared, +flitch are good for nothing. , ante to obtain
the true ' . . •
AMOUR IeIIaUnIATIS
THOS. HARDEN
, Ittpignla.__Brogqlll3_l,
SOLD NvETerwnEnit. [doe.l.'B9-4m.
The Confessionstotan'lnvalidi
,
pl44l3l3 . 4ll:lfor'tfie baiietif cfioung.vten and. n4lefii
ikuffdred frim NerVotiliDebility,ect.,stikfl4
the radish's, If l'aelf•cn re. ti Written. bg 4 ,:orss) whams!
himself; and sent free on receiving - apost•pald directe
Nd,THANIBIaddLYFAIR I
•• • .•• .• • •-:•-• • Brooklyn N; ,
" "ERRORECQVI(OIII l , •
A '1:1 - 11.NiLtliAN.w106- edfrerod l for 'serail:bin . Tier.
roue Dobilfty; PrornatuteDecity itnd Alf ttib , offel7o.of
youtbful indiscretion, wilt; for tke sake,ofettfroring.ku-,
manity, se mitres to oil: who -tm/ it; tber.rficelpt L und'
directions fofinaking,tius:aisapp3 remody,by whicnn b!)
Sufferere*lstringto:proilt. by tha..adrer-'
titer's experienCe,,ralc . 4o:'stp:ky s4dressing to jperfeet
confidence, ' ,TQUN,II, WIDEN.
May .. 2V1394y..,.,.., Ito: 42 qoctitif4oef,
. . . .
TO 'OONSIIIIIP'TIVE 14.
.T4l;Adverquir, having beextrestorediu health lit a.
firw..wecks,hy a ifty ilinp,le'remedy,after-htoing auf
fired sevoral years with s radar hung affection, apd'
that dread dlseaso;Oinasumptiona, anclous tiff ninflte
known to liht fellow-inflierera themeanepf
ITo.alf!ivh.o.desire'it, be send ifleopy ottho:Dio
scription-,used (free of oharge,)Nitli the directions for
'preparing and naing the same, they ; wilt And a
sons Conn roe DonetifisEriolf,4_ l llllMWlltuiCillimif etc.
Thouhleot:pf-the aclvertfserin semling :the' Preecrlp
non icto•henegt tho afflicted, cpread, information
be conceives .to he invaluable; and he belies
o cry sufferer will try hje remedy,. pi it viill cost them
nothi ug,tind may prove ablessing, - •
'Pattie" wishing the preseriptiOn, phiftee Add Ms
. Rev.EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, RingaiDennty, N. T.. .
May 20,1809-Iy. .
W 11 1 1 L
BETWEiyN D i l 3 o ff sf s b u ‘ r v g a W m e a l n is u b r o a r c o tu c e o
d in
Geneva, Switzerland. The tinder Will be suita
bly rewarded by leaving Said watch at this Moe,
Or at the Railroad Depot, Illossbarg.
Feb. 9,1870-2 w. S. W. TRULL.
•-
AGENTS WANTED'. •
id••IVE Men to sag in five Counties in Penn.
sylranla--d k'''' ' '!","', ~' li • C ~
WHEELER & WILSON
1 ,:-.. 7 1 2.1. f. . .•,
t; • I' , ' : ."1 : .n
sewing Machines,
' Wagons furnished; and the most liberation/is
to Agents and Purchasers.
•, - 4 ' ? i - , ' Address, (moan on- •,•t : . 1 .:), •
; ei +,'-'' '4. P, t ifEII, El ON :is CAIIVENTAni,:
i ' First National Bank;
Mar. 9, '7O-4t. Williamsport, Pa.
... -
SALISBURY, BROS., & CO.,
Eiteasive Manufacturers And Importeri of
Gold, Plated & Oreide Jewelry,
BVLID AND NICKEL
PUN Ella Wilk/4 -
.I).MERIOAN, ENGLISH & SWISS
Watches,
CASED BY OURSELVES,
And every descelptioh of
FANCY GOODS AND YANKEE NOTIONS,
Especially adapted and - designed for Southern
und Western Trade.
Circulars and full desoriptivo rriee Lists sent
• five. - •
A g ents wtinted everywhere. Address,
BANBURY, BRI:ii;
51 Dorranee Street,
Jan. 1,2, 1370-3 m, Providedoo, R. I.
^44 - ,14-4, a lry.V.ltr
The Place ti) buy,, Gropqrieg
• ,
L. F. TRUMAN, •
lAVING taken th'eStore formerly occupied
by John R. Bowan for dry' gonds;and con-
Vortod it into'a
GROCERY & -PROVISION
.ESTABLISHMENT.
everything fresh and good can ho fonnd here,
and at prices to please.
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS, MO-
• . .
LASSES, FISH, . &0., &C.,
to suit rill
„
Cull and see' us, that we may aonvinco you
of the fact that our inotto is, "Cheap, Quick.
Sales,-tirind Small Profits.”
L. 'F. TRUMAN.
; Wollaboni, Feb. 23, 1.870-tf.
Tiloryinaining Dry Goody, of J.. R. Bowen,
will boyol4 at this,astabliahment at vary low
flgurcY.• , „ L._P.'. TRUMAN.
Guardian's
TN pursuance of ,an order of the Court of Com
l., non Pleas, of agog° county, dated the third
day of February, 1870, C. W. kleaoh, .Guardian
of, Iferaisi; Mattisonyentranings J, Mattison, /A
len MattisOn, Ralph Mattison, Rath Mattison, J.
S., Mattison and'Willis Mattison, will, on Wed
nesday, the 23d day of March, 070, at 10 A.
on thopremisos i expose to
Public sale, all of the interest of his said wards
in all that lot of land situated in thebotongli cf
Knoxville, in Tioga 'county, Pa.; bounded on
the north bylCummings Mattison, on the east by
J. Goodspeed, J. Dearman, A.. Dearman •and F:
Woodbury; south by Main street, and iirest by'
L. Mattison; containing , eighteen caores;' with
tWO frame houses,; ne frame barn, and an apple
orchard thereon. ,Also, all that other lot of land
situated in Deerfield townshtp, Tioga- county,
Pa.; bounded on the north by the Billings es
tate, Oast and west by Cummings Mattison, and
south by IL Freeborn and, estate of If. Seeloy,
dedeaSod, containing 25•itcres„' more : nt
Torras.sash. • - 'O.' IV. 'DEA
Feb 23;11370
.Notice:
flilDD undersigned, appointed an Auditor in
the matter
s of the account of .I.Eineryi, Ad.
miniairator of the estate 'of David 11. Braith,,tio
ceased, to settle said'; account .aad marshal the
assets in the bands of said accountant for dis-_
tribution, will attend to the duties of hi a ep •
pointment, atlOoffice, in Wellsboro, Tioga bo.,
Pa'., on Wedneaday;'March 30; 1870 ; when and
Where all persons. are required' to present their
(debris; or be debarred trots coming in for a share
of said assets. JOHN I. MITCHELL,
Feb 23, 1870. 4t Auditor.
E. H. Harris'
CELEBRATED BAKING' POWDERS
. • •-•, .
,for solo, by
•
Feb. 2, 11170. P. R. WILLIIVEIS &
Kerosene Lamps;
CREAP
Pot. 2 , 1 . 70., P. R, WILLIAMS & CO
TAE PLACE TO BUY KEROSENE
IMI
OIL THE CHEAPEST AT
Feb. 2, 1870. P. R. WILLIAMS it, CO.
Theinbeeribere 4Tp now reoeiving new w foodo'almost, daily, ouited to
i'he'yinr,'nia •'eruitand are ling 110,ntekeli titCobjege - to all per
legit vilanie't)reitirea te!bilYtettoh 'erity;to buy 44 as 'b• es, we think we can olefin safely
to - enve them an average of
on the rmes any new gal) s, an also a pavlova' considerable more thou interest on
' l' ' .dt " bat - . a d
.on
I/1114141 " will be when busin - esi is active. • , ' ~
.
, . .
NORWAY ,OATS..FOR fitEElt „ !
T
IIAVE twenty-five bushels of the go nine
t ,
j Ramsdell Norway oats, being part o fifty
bushels raised from one bushel sowing. The
seed from ,witioh• tho k abovol oats were r isod,
was bought •in Nevi •York Oily froai the 'sole
agents of the genuine Ramsdell Norway Oats.—
Price. $5 per bushel. Address, •
HIRAM BROOKS,
Feb. 10,,10-tf: , Wellsborb, Pa: •
T"", Rubaoriber will open ii; ,School in the
village of Oeceola,,ou,Monday, March : 7th,
1070, and continuo twelve Weetcs.
RATES OF 'PIIIT I TON :
Primary,
.....:...... $3, 00
Common'.Fnglleh,
$6,00.
Higher, • 86,00.
Eeb. 9,-tf. C. C. WARD, Prinoipql.
• t ,
Miss D'arrio D. CLOSE', Trim. Deple
d Teroi 4111 open Deo. 20; and continuo 14
kw weeks. !Tuition strictly in. advance. No
bills made for lose than - half, a lefra. No deduc
tions made except in cased of piotracted sickness.
Rooms to rent to those who desirotOboard them
solves. • " i
, 11.41,TE5. OF TUITION.
Common English, •Elementar l y Algebra, Pri
mary Philohophy and Primary Physology l free,to
all pupils of school ago residing in Tioga Moro.
Common English $5,00
.
Higher , c 7,00
Commercial course, time unlimited ~, 5,00 ,
Gorman—extra 3,50
Bugfish Branches and Ger Man 8,60
" Cominaroial course... 8.50
For information vfitkregard to rooms or board
gall on, or addresi
11. M. BELLES,, Principal,
D00.15,1869-tf." " noga, Pa.
A FEET WOOD, • & FAWNS. -PRODUCT;'RE
-1 coivod in payment for Tuition.
DBAINIATAIATCIII,'S..IiQT.I.C.B.7-aLetOrs of
„,a,_ Administration , having. been granted to:
the undersigned upon, the estnto, of John U.
Rice, into of Wellsborq, dee% all persons . in
debted to,saitl decedents,or claiming against the
lame, must Bottle with g.STIIER,R. RICE,
Jan. IA 3.670-Car. , •
•
DENTIST,
No. 18 , MAIN STREET,
WELLSBORO, PA.
; •.t
t
a
)3 .
lir- ;
r 0 4 -
e, • - . r
.IEARLYi' SPRIN i :
,b-ltigAiin
'i
~, ..~l'7
TWENTY-.FIVE PER CENT.
IMMO
O'Ult LINEN STUCK IS EN'TIRELY NEW,
•
BROWN. TABLE LINENS, HALF BLEACHED TABLE • LINENS,
BLEACHED TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS; TEA DAYLAS; SCOTCH
DIAPERS, SHIRTING LINENS, BROWN CRASHES, BLEACH
ED ()RASHES, HIICKABUCK . TOWELING, .BORDERED
TOWELS, FRINGED TOWELS, TABLE SPREADS,
LINSN , BOSOMS, iiiharlted of flail twonty.fivo percent. loss tbap the prices at arlaloh
'We sold our many goads hist season. ' -
Our Domestic Stock,
We are now filling up with all the desirabje makes iri
BLEACHED OWINGS, BROWN SHIRTINGS, BROWN . SILEETINGS,
, TropNos, DJANIM,S) STRIPES AND NEWEST STYLES IN
PRINTS, NEWEST STYLES IN GINGHAMS,
Which we are soling at a small advance on the present low tato,of prices IR L
wtiotoralo taaViieto:
Boots and Shoes.
=KM
We aro also Wing largely, to onr ,stook of Boots and Shoes, patting in as fast as possible,
newest styles in
LADIES' SERGE POLISH BOOTS.. LAMES' SERGE BUTTON BOOTS.
LADIES' PEBBLE GOAT POLISH • 'LADIES' PEBBLE GOAT BUTTON
• BOOTS. . -BOOTS. •
And shall keep a still larger stock this season than last, and also sell them nt a slight reduction
•
in price§ Remo have boon enabled to got a • • .
•
•
off of sevhral of ouYleading makes, and 'ln all oases where we do so, we give our customers the
benefit of it. We increased our sales in this department hist year about 20 per cont. over tho
year boforo, and hope to do the same this year.
'Come end < see us, :and , we wig., 'show: you dn . attractive stock .of
n c.
and help you make your money buy more goods, per dollar, than for a good many years-.
Corning;' Feb. 1870.
High School.
TIOCA HIGH SCHOOL.
IL P 4, BEELES, • Principal.
R. T. MARKS.
A. B. EASTMAN,
Special - Notice.
A, B. EASTMAN has the largest stock of
A
• teeth ever kept in Tioga county. 'Also a
NEW INPROVEUENT '
never before offered to the
public, with which he can give mote perfect sets
of teeth than can possibly be niado on any other
plan yet known. [See testimonial at the office.]
Nitrous oxide gas administered *ith remarka
ble effect; rendering the eitraetton Of teeth pain
less, and oven pleasant. ; Two now,and coinplate
gasometera in operation; furnishing a,faltsup
ply of fresh gas at all times. , "•
Special attention p'aid'to filling and preserva
tion of the natural teeth. Prices to suit all.
Fob 2 '7O tf _ •
' PENN SYLVANIA - •
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
MANSFIELD, TIOGA
COVI
in next , Terra (14 weeks) will commence
T
ilionilay, March 21st, 1870., .
• TUITION :
$OO pays for Board, Room, Wood, 011, Wash
ing, Use 'of Text Books., Those designing to
teach, receive Stato aid amounting to $7,00 or
sl4por Term.—Send for Circular.
CHARLES H. VERRTLL,
Feb 2, 1870. tf, Principal!
GENUINE. NORWAY OATS
For Sale. by ,
RonE:kis, s g ot of , Itl i maaVl,
a
February, 10,1870—tf: •
NOTICE.
All persons indebted to the subscriber in Ac
counts4or Notes, aro -requested to• call immedi
ately and , attic with A. LEE; Knoxville, Fa. ,
-Feb. 2,1870-2 m. . ' M. 11'. LEE. .1
I=
„, 1 i ~- ~ i
!MI
and ovory artialo jn it; consisting Of
SMALL DISCOUNT
T L.ll W
Assistant.
En
=II
=I
PRICES.
J. A. P9sons & Co.
t: • ;-
!. AYER'S
CATHARTIC .PILLS:
. ,
•
A L
tho Most perfect puria
live wo are able to produce,
i.r .. •_;„:70.. and as wo think, has ever yet been
made by any body. Their effects
have abundantly shown to the community how much
they excel the other medicines in ustr. - They aro safe
and pletuient to take, but powerful to cure. Their pen
etrating properties stimulate the vital action of the
body, remove the obstructions of its organs, purify the.
blood, and expel disease. They purge out the foul tirt
.mors which breed and grow distemper, stimulate slug-
gish or disordered organs into their natural actions,and
impart tone and strength to the whole system. Not
only do they cure the every day complaints of every
' body,• but formidable and dan
gerous disease. While they produce powerful effects,
they are at the same time. in diminished dosel, the
Safest and best physic that can be employed for children.
Being sugar-coated, they are pleasant to take and,
being purely vegetable , aro entirely harmless. cures
have been:Made that would surpass - belief, were they
not substantiated by men of ench oxaltod character, as
to ' forbid -the' suspieion of `untruth. Many eminent
clergymen and physicians certify to the public the re•
liability of our remedies, while others have sent us the
assurance of their conviction that our Preparations
contribute immensely to the relief of our afflicted
fellow men.
The Agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis
our American Almanac, containing directions for the
the of these medicines and certificates of their cure of
the following complaints;
Coetivom is. Bilious Complaints, Rheumstism,Dropsy,
Heartburn. headache arising from foul stomach,
Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid I nee I ion of the Bowels and
Pain arising thbrefrom, PlattilencY,Losa of Appetite, all
Diseases which require an evacuant medicine. They
also, by purifying the blood and stimulating the system,
cure many COMO:titan which it wouhl not be supposed
they could reach, buck' as Deafness, Partial Blindness,
Neuralgia and Nervous Irritability, Derangements of
the Liver and Kidneys, Gout, and all other kindred
disorders arising frkm a low state of the body, or ob•
itruction on its functions.
' Do not be put off bit unprincipled dealers wiW other
preparations on which thay make more profit. Demand
ATER'S and take no Others. The sick want the best aid
there is for thorn, and they.should have It.
Prepaired by Dr. J. O,.ATEP. - 1: CC., Lowell, Masi.
end sold by all Druggists and dealers in medicines
eve' whore. Jan. 10,1870-2 m
OOK AGENTS RANTED FOR STRUG
GLERS AND TRIUMPHS OF
P. T. BARNUM.
TEN Br HIMSELF' IN ONE LARGE OOTAVO VOLUME
TILT SOO PAGES-PRINTED IN ENGLES!! AND GERMAN
33 ELEGANT FULL PAGE ENGRAVINGS:
Embraces FORTY YS4S RECOLLECTIoNB of his Busy
Lif , as a Merchant ;Manager, Ranker, Lecturer and
wman, and gives acclbunts of his Imprisonment,
his Failure, his Successful European Tours,, and im
po at historical and Personal Reminiscences, re
plete with Rumor Anecdotes and Entertaining Narral
We,' No book published so acceptable to all classes.
Every one wants it.- Agents aro selling from 60 to 100
a week. Wo offer extra terms. Our Illustrated Cate.
logue and 1' crass to Agents sent free.
J. ii.BURR k CO., Publishers, Hartford, Conn.
FRESH GROUND PLASTER
AT TIO GA,
BY T. L. BALDWIN, & CO.
457,50 pea• ton.
.
Planing t Matching.
FLOORING, C . T
ILING, WAINSCOT-,
0 T-,
5.,
1)
, 1 INC, TONG ~F & GROOVED,
with rapidity and exactness, with our now Ma
chines. Try it and see. B. T.VANHORist.
Washer°, Jan. 1, 1870. ---
Norway Oats.
HAVE for'sale forty bushols .of the genuine
Ramsdell Norway Oats; being part of 77i
bushels raised from 18 quarts sown on 2 of an
aura. The seed from'whieh the above oats wore
raised, was bought in Now York city, from the
sole agents for the sale of the genuine Ramsdell
Norway Oats. It. S. ARCHER.
Wollshoro, Fob 2, 1870. 3m
,Wellsboro Bakery.
J. DURGIN would say to the citizens o
tWencher° and vicinity that he is pro
pared to supply thorn with
_•
BREAD, PIES• AND CAKES,
of the best quality. We also serve meals to
those who wish. OYSTERS always on hand,
for sale, and served if.desired. Qall at the old
Stevens' stand. - J. J. BERGIN.
nab. 9, 1870-Iy. •
--....,... ...
UR-Iti 4W 0 Rt'S-1'..7
OM
=EI
FOUNDRY dr. MACHINE = SHUP '
1
wEr,Latkplio, PA.. ,
SEARS •85 AVERY, P
ROPRIZTORO.
- -
, •
PLOWS, noßsp HOSES, CULTIVA
TORS, FIELD ROLLERS, KET
TLES, ALL SIZES, SAP PANS,
FARMING '' 9 ' UTENSILS, ALL
KINDS, WOOD MACHINES Fox
SAWING WOOD;
Brick Machines,
CHURN POWER; THE _ -T©MPSINS
COUNTY, HORSE POWER/OHT
AND TEN HORSE, CONSTAN'TLY::s
•ON HAND, • "".
And also , everything usually found. in a Bret
claim Shop.
We tall particular attention to our MA
CHINE SHOP, which has been re-built with
new, and first-clans
tieIIINERY,IOI I IIII,
Iron PLANER, ]?DILL, dcc. We employ none
but first-class workmen,upd are, therefore, pre
pared to do our work in the beat style, and at
abort notice. We have recently added new
MACHINERY, Jeri Planing. and Matching
boards. Call and *lie us.
, .
• '
Jan. b,1870-Iy. • _SEARS ib t AVERY.
BEE - HIVE EXCHANGE.
BUT AT DISCRETION
OU see that half a column of space with half
an inch of reading matter don't, help me
alter all. ll'hat d'yc do that for?" asked less
than a million of my customers, when I appeared
in blank.. And, being tuckered out with trying
to expliwn why,' did it, I am forced to do it in
print:
k _..._ . . .._
I .
Know ye, all good people, that I am doing a
Laud Whoa Business;
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
SUGARS, ALL GRADES, SYRUPS, MO
LASSIS, PORK, HAMS,
SHOULDERS, MACKEREL, WHITE
FISH, CISCOES, COD, HALT
BUT, AND SO FORTIT,
. .
And I am selling cheap as I always tic., and can
save country dealers their expenses to the little
city of Elmira, or the big city of Now York,—
.But then,
is ono of my biggest, brightest, and best things
You cannot get better
or cheaper, than I con eell you. You may pa
tronize the Great American Tea Company, and
then I can do you good. I have enough to set
15oga County a
for the next 26 years. Besides no man bns a big
ger or better lot of
3001 M ct P 300,5%
then I have, and am rolling them at a bargain
CANNED FRUITS, AND VEGETABLgS,
WOODEN WARE, CONFEC
TIONERY; •
not mixed as I mix them hero, but in good order
I buy 'all Or
— DOTTER AND CHEESE,
that I enn, rind almnSt everything else but teasels
Sign oftile BULL it BEE-HIVE.
W. T . . MATHEW!
Wencher°, Dee. 15,1869. ' •
' HAVE YOU SEEN THE
Immense StOct of
Cat a pets
-
AND OIL CLOTHS,
in tho Carpet Store of
Oct. 27, 1869: SMITH tt iyAITE'S,
Corning. N. Y.
' ; Catharine
HIGHLAND NURSERIES.
•CATIIAhINE, SCHUYLEre CO., N. Y.
FRUIT., AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
i GRAPEMNES,STRAWBERRIES ,
PLANTS, BEDDING PLANTS,
ROSES, &C., '&0.
PRINOE, Agent, igelleboro, Pa.
Feb. 9, 1870.—tf
IMES
..01P'.
s , AT ' V -- . l r; - .
f.
1 _ ~,...„,_,_ \
"r -..
kiiPug _....., 3
&arisen*,lei;
Therefore,
in
THE TEA TRADE
OOLONG OR GREEN TEAS,
TE - HE a IN°
,Everything
in tho Grocory Lino,
GEO. TIM & SON, PROPRIETORS.
Co &
. .
. .
1 4
WHIM AND • -31'...--- ...•: -.- • -
~- ~, :
? ' Wolisboro, Par ..0.1 .
• - • • — - - -'•
treat, in rear et. conr. , •
, .:, -... : •
* - -
rash horses, single or (
, • ,
Carriages, at short' notice. '- ....... c ,
tbo.bnsiness enables the proprietors to &nth,—
,
with conlidancelhoyean meet any reasonable de
mends In their lino. Drivers fernbhe4l, if desired
and passengers carried to any parCof the country.
Thankful for past favors, they invitii contittialloo
of custom. TermerciasoUable. -:' -.- ' - ' :
NO. 24, 1869.-17.-. --/'-, -..-- . -.. . ~ :. -.
'Furniture ! Furniture
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'ErM
AV% completed his new Cabinet Wass
ail. boil. on Main street, Wellsboro, has stock
edit with &large and supertor. assorted stoat of
Ohamber Suits, Walnut, Ash, Nape,
. 4t0., 40., &0.,
from st6o doirn, and is cheap
as the same goods can be bo't
in the °Wes, freight added.
Parlor Suits, Walnut, Cherry, and
Mahogany, Reps or Hair Cloth,
SOFAS, LOUNGES, COUCHES, TE'IE-
A-TETES,
Center Tables, Walnut or Marble Tops,
Looking Glasses, Brackets Pa
per Racks, Rocking Chairs, •
All kinds, - •
Wholesale and:- Retail.
lam manufacturing as usual, and, intend to
kiep a full stook of ware, home and city made
at all times. My Ware Rooms are spacious and
neat, and now contain the largest, costliest and
best stook• of Furniture ever brought into the
county.
Ili
Planing and Iliatelking,
SCROLL SAWING do MOULDING";
done; to ordoi at the Factory.
Ja . n. 1; 1869-tf
and sac a nice stock of Goode for the
FALL & WINTER:
UMIIIIZ MEM 0410.214
ALPACAS, POPLINS, CAMBRICKS,
FRENCH JACONETS, ORGANDIES,
PEQUAS, VERSAILES, BLACK
. AND. COLORED SILKS,
&c., &o.
BEAUTIFUL Winter • SHAWLS,
- and aJargo assortment to select from.
CLOAKS READY—MADE, AND CLOTH
' TO MAKE MORE, ALL RINDS OF
' LININGS, FRINGES, TASSELS
tficy., TO TRIM DRESSES
1 1_4
': OR SACQIJES.
• ,
—Our stock of—
.
Y . NIKEE - NOTIONS
can't be beat. It keeps up with everything the
Yankees have thought of so far.
HOOP SKIRTS, BA MORAL SKIRTS,
CORSET , &C,
I m
manzurodii_
too numerous to mention; lint will say' that you
will seldom find so large an assortment to.seleet
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 suits. Should we fail to
and you with ready-made, we have Cassrmere
A TAILOR TO CUT AND FIT.
Boots and Shoes,
HATS "AND CAPS," STRAW GOODS,
AND GENTS' FURNISHING
GOODS, A COMPLETE LINE OF
• CROCKERY, WOODEN WARE,
HARD WARE, SHELF HARD
WARE, NAILS, IRON,
Looks, Latchort, ens pentore Toola.
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GROCERIES,
Fresh. TEAS are lower than at any time since
the war. Did not go to Cuba to buy sugar, and
so have some cheap. We are agents for the
E. HOWE SEWING MACHINE
Former), if y j ou wan t!iplA to work with drcip in.
SALT, LIME, PLASTER, PORK, FLOUR
Butter tubs; Pails. Firkins, 4,nd Ashton Salt to
flavor with'. AU kinds of r arin Producer-want
ed. Prices can't bo beat. r
T. L. BALDWIN do 00.
Tioga, Pa., J;an. 1,,1870.
EXECUTORS' NOTICE:—Tiro undersigned,
Exeoutora of the estate of Eleater S. See
ly, deceased, late of Deerfield, request all those
indebted to said estate to make immediate pay
ment, and all those having claims against it en
present them for settlement to
11 ANNA II SEELEY, Ex'x.
'JOHN HOWLAND, Ea's.
Deerfield, Jan.2s, 1870.•:-60
CORNING . JEWELRY STORE I
A. D. DUDLEY,
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
A large wenn:tent of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER PLATED
WARE, CLOCKS AND FANCY GOODS.
SAN Engraving done in any etylo.)
Corning, Dee. 16, 1869. A. D. DUDLEY,
ly. No. 10, Markit St.
THE Spring Term of UNION A,citwalty . will
commence on MeadAy, ltferch 1841870.
Tuition ....
Room Rent and Wood ... - $5,50.
Board per week, $3,00.
A Teacher's Class will be oiganisttd at the
commencement of the Term for the instruction
of those wishing to teach daring the Summer.—
For farther information,.address
Deerfield, Fe , . 9,'70-3t. . E. NORTON.
VAN ROTW;
FURNITURE.
from $125 down. Also,
with Upholstery to nit.
B. T. VA 'HORN
COME TO
T. L. BALDWIN ft COW
TIOGA, PA.
such as
stylos, colors and patterns—
BOTTOM FIGURE.
all styles and sizes
A GENERAL STOOK OF
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Lime, Cayuga Plaster, &e. ,
T.-..r~sw~ 1~~~-il-gyp
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Union Academy.
BERM
El
- .:1..,"55, to $7.