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TIOGA COUNTY AGITATOR.
Local -
WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1870. -,
No* - A.l:l4elptisiitmtinti.
New Gooda—rT. L.-Baldwin do CO.:,
, • 'Wickham (15- Purr.
HoWard Association: .•• •
Loan—Fisk th lit(ted. • •
Auction Sale=—A.t) Crow!.
Planta—M. B. Prince.
Register's Notiac--B.16: Dann . %
Wanted- 1 -A. V: !Smith: '• ••
SELE.CT SCHOOL.—MiI3B JetitlieyaOs
will open n'seleet 8611:001 - 01"theiloWii
16, 1870. ,
WICKRA2d & PARR have Just return
from Niii'Vdrk'inith - e,lreiti: and well selected
stook of goede,'which - they are selling ut such
low figures thatt lib prices are OorhOleteliruinea . :
Soo adverPsemebt next jw,eek. 2L ,
.riEw Goons.-=fife . old . and 'reliable
house of T. L. Baldwin a -, C0., Tioga; havef , just
received piles Of new goods,-which.they aro= of
fering below knock-down prices. Any article 4e
sired to promote the happiness of any household,
can be 'procured at this •tore, in the domestic,
pruvi•ion;,nor hardware /in°. _Sea advertisement.
.4.14.a.R1Vgi MUSICAL . OULDer- W 6
-
would call our readers' attention, andesptoially
those who are interested in Music, to this 'ralaia
ble musical tionthly : • Eaoh:ritinxber .evataias a
large amen*:9f , bee tifatuer,music_and_,inter
esting 01.461 reading -mailer. The, terms, are
only $1 per annum.", Speoiraextcopies ian be ob l ;
tained by euelealrig feeient's to 'Chit' publishers;
B. Brainard Bone,- Clevelevacip Ohio., We.f ad
rise all ovr readers to send for 'sample copies apd
examine Or themselves.' .• '' "
, -
,
EGG QUESTIGIC—W find two,
eggs on our tabJe, iespe'etively labelled "common
and French fewl's eggs." . • - Toe - Fteacili - egk is
of fairliize, and. iper petty44end(dirt-41- its ai
cc-
mansions. -Thesel wale do tioerilia In the mon%
fling as early as the common breed„ nor detheY
retire ns early , * theleyeang.' They !are;!net. as
great layers as Isomer others,' tint are 'seen at all
"fashionable hourr 'moving abont with grace and
style, appreciates} only_b_y persons who have a
peculiar taste for ‘ kigh-life. Eggs fur sale by Ed
Lanaoureaux,ht $ per dozen.
The other :is 'not so large an egg, ankle from
quite a different breed. These 'fowelS have Cleft()
a strong desire for the water, and have both fiat
feet and beak. :Eggs s3'lmr„tioion, bii ilasier
Irving Truman: _
BABIES, BABIES—'WHO H AVE THE
BABIES ?—Theis wilt* be work for the census-tak
ers hereabout. A baby procession was out in our
streets last Friday evening. Little carriages, lit
tle children drawing them, little babies in • them.
Forty wagons in a row— '
Forty babies 1 -What a show'l
Forty bachelors agnp'--
lla'er have known the name of —pap,;, .
(Not.eo pretty as papa -
That rhymes better with - mamma);
'Forty maidens, all forlorn;
Forty mare—what's the barn,
Oh, %would be eo nice a thing, , • '
To write it eighty—in the spring !
NEW BUILDINGS.—Mr. Isaac Sears
showed as through bis new house the other day,
east end of Alain Street, which is nearly comple
ted. It is a commodimm house, convenient, and
substantially built; and when hnished will add
mach to the lower end of town.
—Mr. Ferdinand itobinspn- has his dwelling
under headway, which, by the way, will be a very
pleasant residence when completed. Its location
is the first lot east of the' Episcopal parsonge, on
Walnut street.
CLOSE 'OF ScitooLs.—Friday of last
. week was the cl4e of our village schools. The
afternoon was bearitifed ; the boys and girls came
out in their holiday attire, ns has been the' habit
of school boys and school girls these runny years.
Such a scone of happy, ebeerfal, all elated faces,
gladdens the hearts of all, and awakens happy
recollections of the distant 'childhood,' all beauti_
ful, pure and fresh'as the morning.
We were glad to notice' quite a large number
of visitors present—parents, Directors, and oth-0
era. We are sure they enjoyed the afternoon.
There was speaking and sinking by many pu
pils. They acquitted themselves well. The sing.
' log added greatly to the enjoyment of the exer
cises. We shill be glad when music, is.taught in
all our schools.
Thera are three leachers and about one, bun,:
Bred and fifty pupils. The rolls bear more names.
The term has been eight months, with a vacation
over tho holidays. That is ti'long term ; but the
interest has been well sustained, though die
.at
tendance, has not been as regular as be
fore the -spring opened. That is not at,rge;
considering ene' temptation to be Outdoors these
pleasant days„ . - Older people can scarcely keep
their offices and places of business.
If any have not madelped progressl it is not,
the fault of the teachers.- They are all comps=
tent, faithful, efficient. They deserve credit, not
only for the discipline they him maintained, and
the instruction" they have imparted,, bitspeoiallyl
for taking gond care of the Potiooli.4tus. Spaccf
forbithi particular comment.
S. S. INaTlTiJTri'.—Thp Troy Distri ct=
S. S. Instihute, and Cdtivention will be hold. at I
Canton, May 10,11 artH 12, at the M. E.! church.
The Convention, already noticed in one or two
Pipers, will, be preceded )3,y , alwo driis' Institute.
The programpieviii : soon be received, by each
of the brethren of the district and others who
are booked for the discussion. of a topic, 'kb. -I
trust they are on their litcay at- ilia time, though ,
delayed, unfortunately, bnyond the time of their
intended issue. -1 , ,
Those whose names . apperir in ibe.pro
,
gramme, are gencially pledged to be present, and
prepared oiir tb6 work assigned them. *Hence
failures need not bo anticipated nor feared, but
an occasion of 'unuatitil , interest mcpOeted. as
ters are urged to bring two or three S. Be oaf
tierkers with them, as delegates.
Rev, C. W. Bennett has been selected to taci-e, as
Conductor of the exercises, and Will .present,
Tees.day evening, his interesting le'cture entiHod
"Travels in Europe and the Holyland." .
Brothers and sisters, S. School laborers - in nd
ja4nt districts, aro invited to be present. Do not
forget that tho latch strings of the Cantonians
are proverbially outside, ready to •be rigorously
pulled. By request. k J. RnQtyA.
• •
THE ATLANTIC ,MONTHLY. - -The
MINY number of this excelleent . ,magazine, is on
ear table, and comes ladon"ait itSual with intel
lectual diet of the best quality. ~payard Taylor's
t't ) TY, "Joseph and his Friend," is a 1 very easy, 4
b,!turai, simple tale, reflecting many beauties
along the way. The interest does not ft4k., Mr.
lilessing is a character. He holds an office, he
4 41; and at the wedding &f -Joseph and his e
daughter, Julia, ho makes the dny a great ora
tion, by the Presence of his brother officers, the
Collector and others. Mrs. Illeseing maintains
the dignity 'of the family, just as we have oftCn
teen it donc:in many anodic'. family with more
Wet than Means. Clementine is all that her name
would indiCato. It is a pity she did not marry'
before the soured. Still there is something - about
her to like.. She shakes hands nt a respectful
distance, All such girls do. Julia is not <level-.
(Ted enough yet, to be thoroughly made out—
that it, to a country lad. Still we do net blame
Joseph for falling in Lo . re with hewers she appear
ed on her first visit to the country.. It is not a
Oily lore -tale: It promises,to be one true to Ina•
Erc, on of More 1 1 41 merit. than any he has
therto written. it
The .bole number is good. The article, "Our
1°115 7 Problem," is especially valuable nod time-
Y• Wo had occasion some two years since, to
Mad the history of the finanCial struggle in Eng
land early in this century, and wq then thought
if ohmage thatits lessons had not been brought
!alo more common notice in our oyrn.
Terso, $.4 year. Fields, Olgood & Co., 124
Trimott Street, /leiton.
Items.
• -
Thi.v.. , r-Most of our.. rootlets lire"
award
awarilthat Mr. id. IL Cobb is editurzef,..r4e .0 1 41'
a 1 4011,TAVITaikaptrpublfalled in'xI1 11 00: 1 40 16 '. -4
4v4sit ritti; v i4l4o.lc. is a
small folio ifitatizsold TO end:cent a copY;and at
$4 a year to.subsoritrers, colunins is found;
frprn Amy to 'day, . i thu,,esseneeof i alithe;koWs,
re
boiled down so'that'a• sti.-of bueiness . may see
at a glance, all tbaVis..lof importance, . Most of
the, great dallies . aila 'that`oda is
regnired tO, fr wadoAbiengiiiitgrerif,.,4o4:.6l . x t ri fi n .
portant matter, to learnrwhat is of'any= Aceount:
At a glanCO,
f9rthe.lmi!iljis..'ittia: l l 7 ,'U
bPst Ptate::
4?/
.eltitc;; ; WlA:the.abil!ty-
Whloh,places Jifr. Cobb among the foremostmons..
paper:writers
~the country.,
,They are:ri.4tJkr
"tiifan,-but-independerit,-40.tilwitYaIiiiiinalgvr4th
the,apirit.of trim philanthropy: ", Soel'i.lolllc.orn
nature; be norddnot _he laaa,‘, 'and ballrosAf„,... a
Ilia sayings are' the reffootion' of - a treollfeshorn
of' tho' iquitier; and untrarrimeled by the dist3i..
patibris; pfltiose,degenerato tlaYe
tred of-error-and linear truth whiehlec , l;him to
war egainit alaTery; "cd &nbar
everY i wrong, , end, encourage
.every right. action
'and' tenti : onoy which be 'perceives in the world
about.: The Day ia, s i!nrfti niista; fat' the' ed.
xtorials, which. tneet.of the, readers of Tun Aor.
/Aron , will recognize as hie at uslance. :Addrest:
rAD
e ay, 'northwest ctiiner,.ilf,Siath an d Chestnut
streets Philadelphia: " • •
PEFISONAI4.—M. Elteley, formerly
of this .„
C'ourity, is neve!' a„ resictent 4okrion,
Seaman county, Minnesota. Mr: 'Seeley; speaks
'll' high terms of -lb at part , of - the Meat;
--Richard llettleldi long and familiarly known
'by' some of our reideis si"Distk•iletflole! who
kept a hotel many years at Iforeheaiff; L I'4 is
no More. Ile iArd to, spoil a pack of cards -every
litnalie'had a dailco;"by"wiitirig" inl4tations
upbn theta, Tsrnimira miatintar t nod nnantnitr
in tills.
. . •
Dadid Beckwith. who, lived - many Years, fo;r:
at . Tioga; died
~ in , Middlebury, =genie . two
weeks age.::o,ld)ige,and an
01"jeot of obarity, in- bin last days vimt-we aie
fold,he samaritan who - eared for
him In bin lestqnoments. -- - • -
—On the first moose publish a very' tine po
em, bi ,, `onr , •tOwnemanl 11. 'W.;•l3e4tre. Ho has
Written peemtvfor
,several. of the leading:maga
altie;,ttlf• of :IrbiekhaV,e hleen`yort 4Odittible
-This - ranks with..tbe best of; tbil season,
and' will live long after the author of " Joint 0'
THE SMITHY" shall havO earight his' last trout,
hail!, his last camp fire, Aad poised' within the
vale; tit iiirther Hiatt of •-• •
A , _rel2•beatea roast:.
That loads unto , t u , oucttag.l._
. ,
wttcv is ,old gentleman ; over 76
years ,of age;, and We pill:dish whattio has tO
to oidnioneof ninny Mbeti FuCh :Foil;
yeara:lead wisdom to old ago.
—Oar readers will reaogni.ta an , old,, corr4on
dent: in " Mesta Melgrove;q-who contributes this
'week, " FIDGETY We "are al44.tn pub
xneTit prious , Original matter.
TFIFi TRAVEILEMe IgBI3ItAIsICEI CO:,
OF rIARTFORD,Morirr, haPi•ivithinf the past trvi3
wooks, ryittea,poliates 41top„tho,liy'es of a large
number of our. citizens, th.rough,thcl efforts of ire
epeeial agent, A.r.ax. M. Damf. „ 'The coliipani
is:riopular, because its Security' is ample—it has
$lB2 of cash assets to every $ . lOO ~of
Its rates are low; it Selby insurance for-cash . %
and pays its losses in cash-,,neyer in poli4y-hot;
ders notes. 'No . o've . r-paY+ketii . , arc reciaired—
consetiunntli digappoinim(inCinrei:tl
to iin
possible• ". dividends." No question but what
yon have reliable :insurWnee VaNiiit. cost.
Smith ttMerriek are the agents
and vicinity.'
OscEoLA..7-The statement in my , last
that " the spring floods bad come down the COw
nnosquo," failed to' corer the whoie'ehse * -at least
is was somewhat premattfre.'"All dap faintlay
and Monday, the 17thi'and 18th, the rain• poured
down incessantly. Tho rise in the river at this
place, lacked only four inebek -of the greatest
height attained by the flood of 180. All the low
flats were inundated, and every , lornei owning
these valuable bards suffered 'considerrible &w
-age from the abrasion of the banks. Proviona
floods of unusual height have always occurred in
the night; but this ono put on , a bold face, and
came in broad daylight. Our citizens, equipped
with umbrellas and their best tarpaulins,took
occasion to see the sights, and kept the ridges
welt occupied. - Down came the remnants of the
last " drive" , of logs, regardless of booms—trees,
stumps, and rails, on their way to make fence for
farmers further down stream, with an indescriba
ble amount offlorid trash of all kind. Fort
unately, our village is situated above high: water
Mark, and rie one in the town suffered very much
inconvenient°. Holden brook brought down twp
or three small bridges, and some logs from Don
ham's mills. It also carried away the sheds of
the Methodist ehuroh. ,At mills on tho' river,
there was a break in the embankment about tad
poud,'but, the damage will be• covered by a foni;
hundred dollars. Ido not hear that any, bridge
along the river bas been swept away. Antd upon
the whole, the flood did mph less damage in this'
section - than was at first eilieeted. "fig.
J.AcKsorz.—The weather is fine, and:
thofaming portion of our Community are hurry.
log to put their grain in the ground. • . ,
The roads aver tho hills aro not yet settled, 'so .
as toord pedestrians much pleasure.
Tti, was,sotae maple sugar wade hereabouts.
Dr faith, just . below Millertown, is complain
ing of cart disease. Wehope'the malady will
not eat e him to lose anymore flesh, for lie luls
Bimini bed of late to tiro hundred and sixty
pounds. Ills business is in rather good' :demand
at present; for there is considerable sickness here.:
Miss Garrison ie• recovering, under the judi
cious treatment of Dr. Voorbess. I There are
several cases dyptheria.-'
We see signs of some new married people going
to howieteeping: Make them a calk 'What a
fine)bing it most be to live by mini seilf. :Young
mon and maidens, go,thon and do likewise.
The (Athena o 1 Jechson live in momentary,
fear expecting a call from one Peter, to diminish
their lands. Our, prayers daily arise that the All,
wise hand will so direct his covetous eyes that ho
may be.satistlc(twith less territory i , and - hence•
forth take his true position atiotireommon' mor
tals as a braggadocio. The lengthening shadows
remind mo that.it ,istime tUelose, And as we take
glance from our windows and see that mother
earth is donning her mantle of green we cannot
bolp,exelaiming "Long live Jackson."•' '
(We wonder if "Oirez tx AIVITiLe has gone
and done likeviihe 2 H&j
MAINsBuRo.- . -On the 24th' inst., El
der Rhinevaule baptized 'sixteen converts of the
M. E. Church; and during the three. Euntlays
past, Elder ltockwell has baptized. twenty-nine
concerts of Ihe Sullivan_ltou4l3apt)st Church.
The heavy rain of the 17th' dad 18th made End
havoc with the,roatts and .bridges in this locnlitY.
Farmers are busily engaged Sowing their spring
crops, with now and then apiece of spring wheat
largo enntigh to look greenover the ground.
CRATHAm. —Recently a little son- .of
Mr.-11; Shoit•lost ono of his 'from an tirrOir
bounding back from the wall againt which he
was shooting, Striking bim in the eye. • -
S. Love is giving instructions in vucal
music nt Shvrtsslillo.
\ Our people and called to mourn with the af
fliicted family' of Air. Lynirin Hillbert, who recent.
ly lost their eldest daughter, Augusta Hulbert,
on the 22d ult. Iler- memory will be cherished
by hor associates and pupils,f and all who know
r
,
—Rev. 14athizniel - Hart,' of the Brown Town
ship church preached at Shortsvillo on tho even
ing or 'the 24th: ' • HILLSIDE.
BLO&SBURG:-7--At a special meeting of
Arbon Lodge, No. 459, of,l, O. of-0.7., held on
the evening of the :lath of Idareb, the following
preamble and resolutions were unanimously adop
ted: - ' - --
Wheroiß; The kirigeLof Death:bred: " visited our
lodge, and collect the •apirit of ourllirotber Rob%
Baird from its earthly tabernacle and from our
midst, guiding it, as we believe, to light and lib
erty beyond the dark river, learing,bis pineoya
cantin the family circle and in our lodge, there
fore ho it
Rest Ned, !That by this tliapentiation oft e .Al
might:pi:tide lodge hes lost a faithful;eartiest and
conscientions member; his widow and children
have suffered. a loss - - which' they atone can feel
and fully oompreheninexpressible-ln words.
Rev?keg, That the widow of our departed BA-o
ther bns our fraternal, heartfelt sympathy, in tid e
her titne Of trial and deep distress ; and our htifie
that rho m'ay fully realise that she is in the bands
of One who can and will heal every wound, and
dry the orphan's tear, and thus End consatathin,
Resolved, That as a tribute and mark of re—
spect to the memory of our departed, Brother,
who was, a good man and true in all the relations
of life, that the lodge room bo draped in mourn
ing fur the space - of thirty days, and the mem
bers imiuested to wear the Usual mourning badge
for the same time.
Remised, That a copy of these resolutions be
tor warded•to.BlosS Lodge, No. 360, A. "r.•fil:;' re
questing said ledge-to attend tbo fuuere 1 or.ourP
acceasedl3rether, on Friday, April 1, "1870. '
Resolved, That a copy of there resolotions be
forwarded•to-thO widow, of the - deceased. soil
;copy each to the Odd Fellows Companion and
Tioge. COuntrAkitator, for pubiicatlOfl
' N. G.
( Jolts W. Bumf, Boley.
k 4 1 ,1* - I ,ilflr4i77 Ace 7ri:
.3 , mitt ket,tre,yo ; lt t.- =s .1. 0.- last,
fall ibat the Whole-broadside - of ant: gra.voyara'
lay. open, " yiwtAtag for lte victims." ' . lt ibex
vetoibed marey o "aridilAsittlalle‘itill ories, "give,
give." Since the beautiful spring his powep and
the grass grownix.een, Cattle have •been feeding
abtive the graves where our beloved sleep. The
evergreens have beertfloidly hrolien. and injured,
and stones have been
. overturned and broken. A,
At last we have aro used from our lethargy.—the;
fence is to be rebuittond faereq,(nund
in "older. TO this end win s ibu Xdoese n •
tide that a mooting of the' 'citizens of Mansfield
and Riohmond willbe held at the Baptist Churofi,
in Mansfield, on Saturday, May Pftlt, at 2 P. M.,
Ito &ilea liajfe•itiut'lnelin4
ap• Let P7lrY,Matt,t l l l 7 , MtiP ( .l,/4 1 )'?0 friend
bailed on tbo ot:papeeltito b_ave, attend
thjs racetint. l gist ua nfanifoisi`eitii'iilve for our
dead, by protecting Almis last resting 'Utica froixi
desecration. • A. 1.4 A.
Mansfield, April 30, 1870.
*.
B _ RS FORA3r
-tusk: 6 '
Donnisipond • ;
Sosefili
Dettnar;, *
,Tobn KarfiJqkn:Pengl4l:l
Chattiani;'Johti Paulkner
Liberty, William Foulkrod
Alansfield, Porter Gaylord, Mart Ripg: -
IY,ellsbaro,!ThokdiardenAlfjtelpilik,
Pall l3rook , John lE:timpani S Shepherd'
Covingt.O. IY* 7 :000 1 534 1- 0/101Witsiin
Nelson, OCO Loop; Henry Ra:thbono
Liullivaoi Eljiotsttop2;iThortia,e]Upynolds
Rutlrind,'Crrfn lioso
' Mose,
,L. 13 Staith.
osceola, 'Norman Strait, Hiram Taylor
Lairrepeorine r Geo L Ryon
s• 4`ti,nefle, •
•Delmar, 4 Thos Allen, Chne Elietitizeic!R•iebishind
Charleston, rActiEitin, John Blies, Eti
gene . Benugo, Cleci Pnrker, - Josiah Reese, Win.
Webker •
Liberty, Daniel C Lonhart, R 0 Sebring
Weettiold,„Asu Baneroft,-R,Siviuslat.
• Inekeiiri, Artetnue
ietatr,Vlari
Rutland, John Benson Jr
Clymer 'Squire Di Rushmore
„Broekfleld, fie° R Crippon,, I Platik
• 'Deerfield; 'Honk Everett - ' •
Gaines. Benj Furman, B P Strait
Ticiga Boto, GeiloW-llathaway ' •
Middlebury, Amos-Ives,- (itect W--Patter;- Jobh
Smith, Cornelius Smith -;-
Covington, Thomas Jones • '
I.o4wrenee,. Dyer, Insebo ..„- • •
Lesireece
Blkland,•P'o 'IG Parkhurst - 1
Union, Josiah Newell :o
Wellsbore; B J.Purphs
Farmington; James; Preston • -
Sullivan, Athertiliebniond . i •-
Itiehmend,_ll Searle, Jusii,Wilson •
Mainsbnrg,,John B,•Strp .. nA r
Os co o 'John-TU . 6IA 4
Knoxville, Julius Wood ;
Tit/ge, "•.'"
• ' • `Ne!sori,: pCriPpaild -
y r- tel '
• -- Tnevcnau Jintotts 2d week , . . :
- • cDeerq'eld, Daniel •
Angel,:ebasilowland •
Liberty, F Roger, J:Kohler, T. Thoreau
Wellabore, /LC Bailey
Clymer; Wm Beach • „ ~• •, •
Delmar, Elisha Brown, Amos CcTlidge, Peter
D Walbridge ' • -
Failß took, , ,Rfp u re m
hatliath; James Close •
W Sinith
Farmington, PreierielcSady, : • J. •
1. - Charlelon, Ti J, Elliott, Chas.,Ferry,,.- • rz.
Snek'ityp :Drivid,Everett., ~ •" , , , •
tt
Osceola,, Narmari Pla,ncters'
Rutland, Seely Frost; Srenho'n" Weol "'
WOrti, Alfred Turman
Brookfield, It Hunt, D W Nc..bles • '•-• • •
Hurley:, OP. Taylor ; ~,... • •
~
Insehei
.rennings.'S Kelsay
ITioga. Boru, Cephas Miller • •
11`etsou, Philip Tubbs
lin
II
'he ladies' Club,
of NeW York, re.
ten tly changed their discussions from woman's suffer
age to flair Pronarations and Pimple Banishers. They
deeltred that woe nature had not endowed them with
beauty, it . was their right — yea their duty—to seek it
where they could. So they all voted that Magnolia
Balm oVerettnlo Sallowness. hough shin and Ring.
mark.. add gave to the complexion it, Most clistingut
07 , 011)4111191 and Marble-hint appenl , anco (dangerous to
lalen.na tto i tht) ; Oract Mut Lyon's_ Kathairon made the
ttlir growl b IA; twit aori awful pi-etts,
prevented from turning gray. If the proprfetomof
thet; artiele% did not send their sisters au invoice, they
are not sinl . rt.—May 4,1870-cm.
TIIB most litabieer PF.nsoNin tho world Is the :Dye
peptic. Everything looks dark and gloomy; ho reell
"out of sorts" with himself and everybody eleo. Lira
la a burden to him. Tlibt can all be changed by;tak Eng
Peruvian Syrup (a protoxidu of Iron) ? :'Cattea of 27
yearn' et j Yfiding Nom been cnred by it: --"
•
MARRIAGES.
BA RTLETT—GITCHELL—In §uiron, on
the 20th of Mnrch, by Rev. P. W. Dow ,!.Ilir.-A1-
bert Bartlett, of Rutland, and Miss , Cordoba,
Gitchell, of Sullivan.
_
[Announcements of deaths published free, and all
obituary notices will bo charged at, the, into of 10 cents
for ten word I •
' HOAGLAND—In Harrisburg, April 2nd, Ja- .
oak Hoagland, of Susquehanna,
_agett,sl.
" '"
years:" • "
•
STREBTERfn Tioga, March 29, 1870, Jes
se Streeter, aged 60 •yeara, , • . - „ •
Blest are they who slumber in theAteid ,
They toll
_um thou, too, oh fatheriart bitiSt, • -
That thy form limb beneath the sod—
Thou. bast gone to share with brother, heavenly
,
Rostaing,tbroukh the boundless starrr sky,:
What is now to then this earthly . clod ?
At a glance ' ten,thousand:suns sweep by,
thou gazcat on the face of God:
LIMY sight the eternal reooid lies;
Thou dolt drink,frora liTe'a immortal wells;
Midnight's mazy MIA before tbeo
And in heavenly day thy,spirit. dwells. •
Tot beneath thy dazzling Victor's crown,
-- thou:doit send it fither'slook on Me
At Jehovah's throne thou fallesi down;
-.`" -
And Jobovali, horiring;iinswereth thee.
Father, oh, when life's last drOps aro wasting,
. Those dear_ drops which Ifilees own,earih- aro
- • ;,;-
When my soul the pang of death is tasting,
To my dying bed Mane down' from •Ifeaven f ,
tot 'thy cooling . palm fieshjy - *O'er
• ' Siiihing 'to the darli'and silent ,
Lot ilia awful vales bo briiWberoro riio ,
Whore thO donors oVesurrOtion' bloom.
Then with thine my soul shall Soar throughlfea
• • '" '
With"thO ihnie Unfading glory blest;
For a borne, ono - star to all bogiven',— .
In the Father's, bosom wo,shall rest..
ONCE 171 AWHILE
Then bloom on gay tufts of scented roses,
O'er their graves-your sweetest fragianoo shed ;
And white there their sacred dust reposes,
- Silenee-reiga around- their - lowly- bed t
Adtv, , i%:4 % 44 - •,'_. 7 A;,L. L.
RRI'RATE R
' • —4ZlOLiSTego
qr EXPECT to bavo Araale,:at tbe proper time
e for-Planting, a - elloice lot'of vegetable plants,
Consisting 4.q ! oabbsgps > > oonliflow_ar,e; tonnatoe.!,
peppers,, 4tel
Alio soma' of the fieoit annuals : 'olitubars; "te
rms, verbenas, lantanas, ite; •
ean'alsolninislf all " Midi . of bedding and
house plalitd; froni;iniesoi the' beatCifeen Rouses
in the United States. the above at .reasona
ble prices: lie..§l4(lniidOn Stare'ilieeC .
, $ B. PRINCE.
Wellsboro, Map 4, • 1570. , tf
NEW SPRING GOODS
A:NEW arid desirOleLztOck of Ooode-,cin
Again ' be found nt
w.. ‘ Ki,iA:litr i : : : - . , j1 - 017.('. i,‘
wo do not, boost tho largest; bat -- a stock well
aid „carefolly selected, - and 'bought strititly for
Ca4h. : saviug interest aid: discounts:lo44
purchum:s will at once perceive they have. in.thetr
favor. „Most articles in.the, • „
6ecooritig
•
can c•a_found,at prices which always guarantee
their sale. ,
DEATHS.
Tioga l Pa.
Groceries;
WOOD] WAliti.:4;:;;:biloOkio
LINE,
em,L 8E row Youltsavzs.
El
ITIORTIAM'd;'PAitn;"
.111 , 4 y 4, 1870-tf.
= •
W, '
APVICII AT -4 OaTartek:'. -6
A• COUGH t
,qcgm AR.sORRTRRoAT
Itoquitietninedinta:attantlon, tut nog
fecaficii risnite tiaatijtieiiiitl4 Lung
BRONGI-11 ALPI • 1"; k„. .
liroton'a Bronchial • Troche*
•
i g ., gIT,o In Dian 1allet:
~.g,0n../lacutouts* .astusta, CavAßntr, Consvtirrn and
Tintoiet Ilitinians; they 'have a soothing effect.
?II PE4I4/CB-101
, 4 ' 4 ! t°
'cteat inn Strengthon tbliVoice: ',1.;v4 1
Owlni; to the good reputatlisn and - -ii , spaliritynt the
Trochee, many worthless end , Chilip kroltittlint!tire"0 14 ,
'Eared; which era 'iota for neiAngClie aura igkOtahi
the trne ,
- 13iown's — Bronebial 7 Troblitio,,
v.popkilvaga l cw,appo tft [deo.
2.'BD-6m. •
, .
• Xtiti)lAl3 : :ol ' ..Yoll l / 1 11. ~,'; 2 '
4vii "'Vkti""
V. 9,1 , 9 7 4 4 , Itv°
:Fent Prettlatore lkscay;jited pie 'Offoctgi Of
youthful,' tiditere don, eill4for the sake of suffering tin-
PuttitYillOPO free to ell who- need it,
_the receipt end
frectgosie for Making the, eimplo re m e dy *Zilch be
.Iree cnredi Bann:op vilahing,to by.. Ana' ,pdver
:Mires experience, can do. *why edOreitiltbk perfecit
conlidente, JOAN . deDBN.
api'y 28069-19 1 - i XI. 42 Cedar iStreeti'fiely York.
a
..rmckevirto , IF Wiry, eitthie remed,nsfter_blith* jut
fere* 'WOO raga with- a laver° lung sifectiotti end
thtit dread disease, Conenimption=ris susiouir toithake
!chows to_ hiertellowAntzerare the mean ft *retire:,
desirel6 he will send a copr'efthe pre
eoription riled (free of tharge,) with the directions for
preva i ling and ruling the same, which they, will Pod a
firase9verksta Dostsulaszarr; esraxa, 13sopounze,eto.
A l titiobject ottlieadVertiser ln sending: the. PrescrlP•
.lion is to benefit theatilloted,• and mead thfermatlon
,Which he oodheiveafto , be>iteralhablet. Old he hopes
"MIT atiffeterwilltrY blaremstiyi ¢e t itlwlll clot them
:nothing; and may prove ablessing;:- , •
' -Tsirtiostvishing , the wail:Option will ass address
• f iter.BroWlife.ll.; WI Pl LBON, •
Williemsburgplarigit Contityilf;lr:
Afay26, .
, e‘. , Tbellaiifeasiono:,orali WAN;
I far ihi benefit Oft WWI and 0001,
isei
a who yuhlirod itourbrotwouiDeb psotoopP/Yib
Ay EUmuittof aolbonso.: Mittel; , by • one .-who pe
himialfr and sent free on rroceivin a oft-pad, , ,
envelope. Addrowt,—lth MAY? , ,- ,
ff=lllll3ll==M2
IVtiltraperi VandQw Paper& ClotliShAtiles.
.
Spaniel - tiluiet. tenrig Co.
have just received their first installment of Mall
,Paper, W indow Paper, and Cloth Shades, for
Spring aide; Which will - lie sold aheapert then
spar., Bordere,yindew Fixtures, .Cor,dl,-,Tass
els; oneCeriiieh Picture nails, aid.' everything
else that belongs to the trade. Come and price
our goodayand examine them before purchasing
elsewhere. Specimens and pikes sent by mall
to any part of the county.
N. B. Our stock is• the largest ever brought
into the county, and wo don't intend to be under
sold., HUGS XOUNII.4IO Co.
Weliebare;'Xiirob.l3",
.',~..>-
ya.
7-1:- AN U
..I:SAL „,
• -
(PRE sato of the subscriber, which was to take
place on the 29th of April, was adjourned,
to accommodate individuals, to Tuesday, May
10, at 12 o'clock M., at 161cl:time he will sell, at
his residence:lu poknur, quo yearliag.colt,.. ; threo
co*'s; baolesiaye, parlor stove; fastalrie utensils
and i'Reneint assentraent Of - Musa:it:old fuiniturd.
Terms: Under $lO, cash ; over $lO and ta.
der $lOO, six months; over $lOO, one year; and
sleighs six months Without interest. ,‘ .r-fo
• . Delmar, May 4, 1870. . A. CRPIV,.I:3, i
- Lqis ". -- oti - N6v .- - (itioils• 't.
T. L.. BALDWIN & OD'S
arid two a pita stock of Goods for tho
SPRING it • SUMER.
LUZ= M 1151144 00030
AoAcAS, POPLINS,'. • PAMBRICK.S,
FRENCH: JACONETS, ORGANDIES,
PEQtJAS, VERSAILES, BLACK
AND COLORED SILKS,
&o.
•
BEAUTIFUL 6thinei -SHAWLS)
and a taigOtiotortmerti to BOttot from.
CLOAKS READY-MADE, AND CLOTH
TOMAKE ,MORE, ALL KINDS OF ;
LININGS, FRINGES, TASSELS
&c., TO TRIM
,DRESSES
OR ',UNTIES.
yA.T4it.:t..' NOTIONS
can't bo bear:, rt, hoops overitbilm the
have - thought of so far.
HOOP • SKIRTSBALIHOItAL:SKIRTB,
' • COUSETg,' &O,•;
too nutnoroua to pontion; but
,aay. i tbut you
will aelqom find's° Julio 013'66i:41mo:it - to'aeloot
from in.a Ootnitry•atotorafid . abide- diatin to the
BOTTOM:
1 ' riVe alio keep 'a laige assortment of
REAjit:IttADE CLOTHING,
in suits, , and parts of quite.- Shanidly() fall to
suit you with ready-made;tve have Caisitnere
and . .
A TAILOR TO, CUT AND FIT.
and Shoes
HATS "AAN - D CAPS,` STRAW GOODS,
AND GENTS' "FURNISHING •
GOODS, COMPLETE LINE OF
CROCKERY, WOODEN WARE,
• HARD WARE, SHELF.HARD,
. • , WARE,, NAILS,- IRON,'
• -Lochs, Latches; Carpenters' , To at s. ' • _f.
=EI
GROCERIES`,'
Fresh. TEAS a reJower than at any note sines "
the war ;: .I)id not go to Paha to buy.sigar, and
so have some 'chirp. We are agents for the
E: -- 'IIOW 'SEWING itiACITINE.
Farmers, if you wanttools to work with drop its
SALT, LIME, PLASTER, PORK, EPUR
Lime, caylfgallaster, &c.
BOlter tubs Palls. Firkins, and Ashton Galt to
davilir !frith ' . All kinds of Parns 'Produce'woni.
ed. , Prices can't be . •
Tioga, Pa., May. 4, 1870.
COME TO
TIOGA , 'PA.
snob ns
slides, colors and patorns—
--:Our stock: of
MCDE I ;i1M42014:,
all stylus and
A,; OP7E4AL STOCK OF:
=I
T. 'L. DALDWIN I CO.
=MEM=
' l. ' : ollitt'AiGN,OF:lB7k
MEM
110
OM
;rul
NM=
", .4
Tew srn. FGoods
'i t '
ss
C
AT TUE
I.t J )
PEOPLES' STORE
flUlt, STOW fBNo* VER:Y 00111PLETE
in all Priiis 4ot (o' t,ho
standard of aoice at par. Our •
Ma 'OF CLOTHS
15 ,very large, and=westnake Clothes to order
when desired: Our
OARrEit '.' ST,QOK:..;'
•
•
•
lithe largest tis section of the State, arid
prises 10 to 20 per''Oent lower than last year.
Linen and . White Goods
M as low ae befoee the war , We keep the ilutf
;ale Brand'Binek iAlpnea, whiehldadam petnee
net, ,Pyank Leslie. and harpers' ,Bazaar unite in
,pronateneingAbe beet, Alpaca •in .market also
lbe,Beaver Bratd- pnee. Whales, a, splendid ar
ticle, and full ats9rtjnent. The ‘. "
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UNITED:SjftT,EIf4f:C,O.m?AgY,
tinta
r._ .*- - " " ~;,send us; With , this lad tiyiel'oe
,:._1.1..ut.,--'- I
:luifitioeived;tlie following no
-1 •i"' :,-: T ' tiee: '"Vre prokiii.after April
1 1et,J,870, to pack a co'rtifloale
"" 7- - 1 ,ficm,„an.. elegant Silver Plated
t ' ._ - - Tea fiery ice,',dally, in one pound
package.- The certiciett,t,v. when >found, will be
f6 - rwarded . t& hit through our agent* and they
~ .Ifjl,ll d ell vet-. the servica to. the fortunate ,party."
We ao.tho agonta . for Ow Company, and we
can aftlTro our cutuomere; Ooir ,
,
•
are cheaper than they can be sold at retail, be
sides the chance of getting a Tea Sett.
We solicit a call frow all the citizens of Tioga
County and vicinity, visiting Corning, and we
assure theta that they shall be kindly and fair..
ly treated, and we will do them good.
• a154T3;1...5r , WAITE.
Corning, April 20,1870. '
Wholesale 'and Retail
DRUG STORE !
By W. C. KRESS.
LOTS„ SPRING GOODS.
THE subscriber will lieop,on nand atall times
a full stockof
DRIIIISANDIIRDICINHN
pAi,riTs,
Patent Medteines,
SEM
Flavoring Extracts, Pet:Amery, Kerosene,
Lamps, : Wicke s Dye Colors, White Wash
Lime and Brushes, Varnish and
Sash Arushes, ,Ifindow , Glass
all Varnish of all -
kinds, Fancy Soaps,
Hair Oils,
SPECTAC)L,S,
Hair l and Tooth Brushes, a full stock of.
.1 7 akee Notions; also a complete as•
sor(mept of
Honmeopatfiic:llledicine,
add a full stock of
Pure Wines and,Liquors:
Buyers are requested - to call - and oxamine'pri
oes before purchasing-eloped/eta.
Apr.'2o, 1870,
Notibe.
•
THE d'OtLgOTORS of the several tovinships
.in %legal county, hexing duplicategrin their
hands which 'remain unsettled forycar 1869,with
balance of tax;due the county are requested to
settle the Benin before or during the next terra of
court, and for'balances due the county from de
linquent collectors on duplicates for any pre
vious year, if not settled within said time, costs
will le made. The county, as seen by the Auditors
rePott is paying interest on a4arge amount,
.of
money, and ,deriving no benefit from a large
slim - which mast be collected.
April 20th, 1870-4 w. R08T. , 0. COX. '
HARPER'S -PERIODICAL S
•
TERMS FOR 1870..
Ifanrsn's idetiztrta, One Y0ar......54 22.
Itent.En'a WEEKLY, One Year ' 4vu
HARrna's BAZAR, One Year 4 00..
'.ll4nran's .11,1a.o.azinn,lfanrEtt's WEEKLY, and
IfAurnat's Bawl, to one addrosti, for one' year,
$l,O 00;, or any two for : S7 00.
An extra Copy of either the Magazine,
Weekly, or Baser, will bo supplied gratis for
oveyy Club, of Fiver Subscribers at $1 ceeach;in
00*min/ince ; or, Six Copies for $2O 00, with
q,,04411,. "Ty* • •
..„Airqlea Mecums: coritains nearly Doable
kW . efount of Matter furnished in the Galaxy,
antict,. l Putnarr f or'Lippincot. It exceeds
in about the same ratio any English Magazine
of the same general class.
- *Now Story, splendidly Illustrated, by Wilkie
Collins (Author of "The Woman in Whito,""No
Name." "Armadalu," and "The Moonstone"),
will be eoinuienced in ilarper's Weekly in No..
ventbet, 180.
Persons desiring to renew their Subscriptions
to harper's Periodicals will much oblige the
Publishers by sending in their Names as early as
convenient beYdro the Expiration of their preiont
Subscriptions. ; This will obviate the delay at
tendant upon re-entering names ;and mailing
bacii N umhers.
Ne* Subscribers will be sapfdlod: with either
of the above Periodicals from the present time ,to
the end of the Otnirls7o for - Vitir :Dollars. • ;
• Address HARPER da „liitWilli:CßS, New York.
New York s Oots - le s 1869.
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Treas. Tioga Co; Pa.
IiMMMI=IM=
41251r i gdg . 4.7e ll erl i n Ar g P racZn 6 e 7 : Va . % pe ° 4al
rtratOtasie Machine In the Market. *tali teanra.
ere* Teton. Llbersteoromlsolon allowed. Fot terms
and elrenbir, addeere, 'A. B. Munro, Oen. Agont,No.
700 Obeerertt cia4 . lPhtladeldhhi. Pa.
. 1 11
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, ~.•,-, CLOTii
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111
Mil
FOR GENTS, BOYS.AND CHILDREN,
•
I
f LIE entkeoribeil is. new. receiving a full and
eemplete stook of , ,
.~.
~~ _ ~
CLOTHING,
. . ,
bought Sinew the great, decline in prices, and
whieh he now offers on the moat' liberal terms.
Wellaboro,'Apill 13, 1870,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTlOB.—Letters of
Administration haviag been granted on
the estate of Hannah AI. Osborn, late of Wells:
boto,oooasedosii those indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate
,' payment, and
those having claims agahist itlo'present them to
,t- • DAN OSBORN.
Adm'r.
April 27, 1870: et
,Sswing *aniline Agents Wanted,
• "
.. TO SELL
. ,•
HEELER "Az . WILSON
Sewing
,counties in Peansylvania. Wagons for'.
'niched; and• the most liberal terms to agents' and
purchasers. No capital required.. Address of
on . PETERSON & CARPENTER;
• , First National Batikp,
April 13,
,10-te Williacuiport, Pa.
0 4 0,0 0
'"To - ntr, wore NO CLASS.—Wo aro now prepared',
tO falmlsh all classes with constant employment at
hem% the wool° of the time pr for tlfo'eparomoment.S.: l
nevi noes now, light and protitablo.- Perseus of either
sex easily earn from 50c. to $5 por evening. and a pro
.vortional Bum by devoting t heir whole time to the
businefts. nova and &Iseult rawly as much as men..
That all who see this notice may send theirtuldress, and
teat the business, we make thli 'Unparalleled offer
To such as aro not well satisfied, we will send $l. - to pay
for the trouble of writing. Full particulars, a valu
able sample, which will do to Col3llllollto work on, and .
a copy of The Popte's Literary Cbmponion—one of tho
largest and best family newspapers published—all sent.
free by mall. Bonder, if yon want permanen t , profi
table) work, Mikes, E. C. ALLEN & CO., Augusta
Mateo. March 10, 1870.-3 m
,FOR SALE.
Atrafi i i 1 1 1 E4 1 1
c o ts o g u t a r :. °l. El a q utr il o u L e
the premises.
NEW GOODS
l
EARLY SPRING
.
The subscribers are now receiving. new goods alinost daily;• suited to
the trade of this season of the Year, and we can And are willing to Take it an object to all per
sons who are prepared to buy such goods early, to buy of us : as we think we can claim safely
to save them an average of -
_
on the prices of any ew ut n goods, and also a saying of consbalerable more than interest on
what the prices will be, when business is active.
OUR LINEN STOCK IS ENTIRELY NEW,
. , . „ - . , • ,
. , . .
BROWN, TABLE
,LINENS, HALF BLEACHED TABLE LINENS.
B.LEACHED, TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, TEA DAYLAS, SCOTCH
'• - ' DIAPERS, SHIRTING 'LINENS, BROWN ,CRASHES, BLEACH
ED 'CRASHES, MiCKABUCK TOWELING; BORDERED '
TOWELS, FRINGED TOWELS, TABLE SPREADS, . ' •
LINEN BOSOMS, &C., &C., is marked at MI twenty-five per cent. less than the prices at which
we sold our many goods plat season.
Our jfiontest 1 -- e o 7 ek - , -
.
BLEACHED SHIRTINGS, BROWN SHIRTINGS, BROWN SHEETINGS,
PICKINGS, DENIMS, 'STRIPES AND NEWEST STYLES IN,
PRINTS, NEWEST STYLES IN ouggiums, &C.,
Which we are selling at a small advance on the present low tato ofprices in wholesale markets
Boots and Shoes.
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h ( ,
. . . .
We aro also .adding largely to oar stook of Boots and Shoes, putting irk as fast as possible,
• newest styles in
. .
. . .
. ,
LADIES' SERGE BUTTON .BOOTS.
- LADIES' PEBBLE GOAT BUTTON
• BOOTS.
. .
And shall keep a still larger stook this season than last l and also sell them at 4 slight ref:hie ion
in pricieß, as We have been enabled to get a
LADIES' SERGE POLISH. BOOTS.
LADIES' PEBBLE GOAT POLISH
BOOTS.
off of several of our lending makes, and In nll oases whore we do so t ,ive giro our customers the
benefit of it. We increased our sales in this department last year about 20 per cent. over the
~
year bpforo, and hope to do the ewe, this year : ' .!
...-
rCorne and see us, .and we will show you an attractive stock of
NEW GOODS, AT PRICES,
and holp yon make Your Motley buy more goods,per dollar, than for tigood many years.
. ,
thrning, Feb. 9, 1870.
ME
THOMAS lIARIEN
FOR
TWENTY-FIVE PER
andeyory article in it, oonsieting of
NVO 'are notifilling up with all the desirable makes in
SMALL DISCOUNT
=NM
- Ailito l llll.UCEmpLosirollT
. .
11[18.Hciallen e? r ; J. W. Hoary,. Hig
ovnor, or
Pennsylvania, labaring , Undera At of la
son kir, orwant or Money, hos4ng vetoed, the
• , _
.Terse,[ 81106 re; Pin° reek and Beal ( )
, itoilroati Bat
we wonhtiespectfully inform the traveling pub
lic, that We will continue to run the ' • •
•
tomtit from 'Welleher° nrid l ' i lloge c'en t
with all - passenger trains. ' " ' u g
,
Having purcbascd astbmber of grit CM S her.
sea and carringes;' we Will continue. to convey
passengers fn our I'ALA,CH COACHES, *doh,
for comfort and co arm:Hone*, spied and flaky,
are unsurpassed ou any route west of Now Toirir t
Through fare, $1: 50. Way stations in propor
tion. Alwaft halt when flagged.' ,"
F. D. BUNNBLL
I April 13, 1870. tf,
S9OO__WANTED an active tray n
. -- each County in the Btates,to el
end take orders by sample, for TEA, 0017 RE, and
SPICES. To imitable men We will give a salary of
$OOO to 0 2 000 a year, above traveling and other expen•
gee, and a reasonable commission on sales: , - •
Immediate applications are eolicited from proper per.
ties. References exchanged. - Apply to or address On
medtately, J. PACED'''. & 00.,
"Continental Mills."
April 20,1870-4 t 1 384 Bowery, New York::
. ,
ry rAlNFies i ,
01148 &ND: i,41111811118 •
For '
March 10, 1870—tf. - I
. C. MIES&
E. H. Hatrite
tOELEBRATED BAEtNO POWERS
- for eel* by'
Feb. 2, 1870. P. R. WILLIAMS ie 00.
The Place to Buy Groceries,
14. V. TRUMAN,
take the Striro foimeily ooaupied
IFI .by John R. Bowen for dry goods, and con
verted it into a
•-, •
GROCERY* St PROVISION ‘i
ESTABLISHMENT,
•
everything fresh and good can be Tonne! here,
and at prices to please.
•
' TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS, MO-,
LASSES, FISH, &C., &C.,-
'
to snit all.
' Cell and -see ,us, that we • tuay eonvince'yOn
of the fact that our motto is, "Cheap, Quick
Sales, annd Small Profits." •
•
• L. F. TRUMAN.
Wellshoro, Feb. 23,1870-tf. • ' '
lIILLINERY.
MRS. E. E. Kimball will be found hereafter
in liar new quariers, ;river Young and Co.'s
boultst(Wo.• She has just received lots of
SPIAN9 MILLINERY, r
to which she invites the 'attention (f the tyies
of lYcliaboro and vicinity.
MRS. E. E. KIMBALL.
April 13, 1810.1 y
FRESH GROUND PLASTER
AT TIOGrA,
BY T. L. BALDWIN, & CO.
$7,50 per toit.
TRADE
1
i
CENT.
J. A. Parsons•& 00.
~.P. 1
) i
707 4/15234/14 2419.
Al Y,4lrtn.oe, an order ii.inked.OuV4 the ()cur t
Al of. - Common. Platte of Tioge`cOunty, the un
derslgned, gaarkiiin of Dynnaltich, Mary Rich
and Albert Riob , wills:pose to public rale, on
the premises, in Chatham townsidp',.on the 19th
day of Bitty„ 1870, it tee o'olook A. M., all 'that
certain piece ore parcel:of land athlete- in said
township of Chathain • and desaribad'ati follows :
Beginning at the n ortheast Cornet; of a. lot of
lend owned by - Lavkl),,Cietksy;:lbence along
the north line of said Costleyinorttlitt devote,.
West 80.7 peiabesi to a pail , that:O.:felons the
east line of .Robert Howlaridi .144, north, 20.*).1
degrees:west, 41.8 perches, to wpost In the road;
thence along the highway leading le :William
clarit'e, north, 813 deg:cue:tat, 1494 perches, to
a post setting le the west lino of lands owned by
Winiaza Clark; thence along the. west line of
lands owned by William Clark, south 42.7 per
ches, trX post; thence along the north line of
land owned by William B. Rich, south 7811 de-
i t
grecs, west 54 perches, to a post thence along
the west line of said Blob southi. eight perches t
to the place of beginni n g; containing 40.8
acres, more or leas.
Terms: $lOO et tbii time of sale, = and the bet
mice in three equal annual instalments thereof- -'
ter. • WM. B. RION, Guardian.
April 27,1870: St
JP you went to feel like a, liforpiug Star; buy
goods at the Tioga hardware store.
sOBBISIMLIII.
Aprll 27,187 u. It )
GENUINE --NORWAY ' 'OATS
• For Sale by
fIP. ROBERTS. Seed
, got of Ramsdell,
• New York.
February, 16, 1870—tf.'
Vision Academy.
.
/FRB Spring Term of Union Ace.ezur will
JL commence on Tneeday s !clank 10,1870.
Tuition - , - ss", to $7.
-
Room Rent and WOod $5,50.
Board per week, ' 13,00.
A. Teacher's Masi will be organised nt the
ooMmanoement of the Term for the Instruction
of those wishing to teach during the Bummer,
For further information, address '
Deerfield, Feb. 9, '7O-3t. E. DORTON.
A. B. EASTMAN,
DENTIST , 1
# tN
WELLSBORO?PA.
Special Notice. -
AB. EASTMAN has the largest stook of
. tooth ever kept in Tioga county. Also a
.saw zurnoVzirErfr ' never ,before Offered to the
public, with which he can give more perfect sets
of teetlfthan can possibly be made on any other
plan yet known. (See testimonial at the dice.]
. Nitrous oxide,gas administered with remarka
ble effect; rendering the extraction of teeth pain
less, and even pleasant. Two new andicompitte
gasometers in operation, furnishing a'full sup
ply of fresh gas at all times.
Special attention paid to fdlin_g and. proservak
Lion of the natural teeth. Prices - to suit all.
Feb 2'70 tf
Elk Run Plaster.
THIS PLASTER having -been thorougl4y
tested by the farmers, and pronounced by
all, to be a superior article, we take" pleasuie
in saying that we can supply,the
we have any quantity on hand, Prioe per ton,
5 dollars• L
Jan. 5, 18V0-,5m.5
G Smoking
Tobaodo.
Loril
lard's
Is an excellent article of granulated Virginia; wher
ever introdUced it is universally - admired. It le put
up in handsome muslin bags, in which orders For
Meerschaum-Pipes are daily packed.
i! - ZW-s - YACHT CLUBTOB SMOKIOQ
ACCO
Classed by all who 012.913M0 is as the ' , finest *fail:" It
is made of the all.
leek leaf grown ; it is anti.nervons
in Hi streets, as the Nicotine has been extracted; it
leaves no disagreeable taste a fter smoking; it is very
mild, light in-color and weight, henCe one pound will
last as long as 3of ordinary tobacco. In this brand we
also pack orders every day for first qnality Meerschaum
Pipes. Try it and convince yourselves it is all it claims
to be, "Ina FINEST OF ALL."
LORIL- CENTURY CHEWING
LARD'S TOBACCO
This brand of Cut Chewing Tobacco has no equal or
superior anywhere. It is Without donbt ivat, thew
ing tobacco in the country.
Lorillard's Snuffs.
Have now been in general nee in the United Btate4
over 110 years, and still acknowledged "tho hut"
wherever rsed.
Hyour storekeeper does not have tbeso articles for
sale, ask him to get them; they are sold by respectable
,Jobbera almost everywhere. •
• Oircnlar and prices, forwarded on application.
P. LORILLARD & CO., Now York.
March 18,1870-3 m
ANOTHER, TUMBLE !
Cash: 11370
BEE 711 AT SELLING FOR CASE"
Our Prices To-Day.
Best White Wheat Flats rs 7 pr bbl: 1,75 pr. Back
" Red witnter $8.50 " 1,62 "
"XX Spring Wheat, 6,00 " 1.50 ."
Buckwltea Maur, 2,00 per 100 iba,
Best Feed, 2,00 '"• • "
Bran and Shorts ' 1,50 " " •
Meal 2,25 " "
These prices only •FOR. PAM.
1 WRIGHT & BAILEY. !
All persons not haling settled with us, can
not blame us now if they find their accounts and
notes left with an attorney for collection. We
give due notice. W. Lt . : B.
HAGS.—We want all personahaving any bags
with our mark on them, to return the same at
onea, as we shall take steps to secure them.—
Wehavo 500 bags scattered among the people.
WRIGHT A BAILEY.
TN DIVORCE.—To Charles Bruce: Take n o :
flee, that Frances Brace, by her next friond,
A. Leo, has.. , ,applied to tbo Court of Common
Pleas of Tioga county for a divorce from the
bonds of -matrimony, and that saW Court has ap
pointed MOnday t May 30, 18707 at the Court
House, in Wellaboro as the time and place of
bearing the said applidant in Rath premises, on
which occasion you can attend if you think,pro
per.' JEROME BISPOTTER.,
April 20, 1870. 6,heriff.
SUCH IS LIFE!
A LL aboard for Wellsboro, Tioga, and way
stations. ' t -
Cow Catcher on the right end. -
The county buildings to remain and
repaired. • . .
saith the building. of the AIR LINE rail
road from Lawrenceville to Wellahoro, " the land
of the' free and the hOtres of the brave," whibh it
is pleasant to' know, and also that passengers - go
nn • . .
The Air' Line Stages.. •
to and from, fast and not slow,-rain or snow, on
til tho whistle doth blow , in Wellsboro.
I will be in Wellsbore tho last day of April
and the first and second.of May, to sell town lots,
of all sizes ---.14, to one acre, or 10 or 150
acres. Como ono, corno all, on F.D.' Bunno
call—sell cheap for'eash to all.
April 20 1 D. BUNNELL. "
Gieat Improvement in Densietry,
HAVING purchased. the exclu
sive right of Dr'.• Folsom's Ina.
11 ~~~~t~• proved,ciaeont Atmospheric Dental
Plates for Tioga County. 'I now take pleasure
in offering it to the pulalio as •the greatest Dist.
covanx yet made in
Mechanical Dentistry:
. By the use of which, we can overcome any any
and all difficulties which have heretofore battled
the skill of the most practical, Dentist in• the
world. Plates constructed upon this plan re
main perfectly firm under all circumstance's or
copition of the month , as rip air, or particles of
fo d oan possibly get un thir thin& - Those having
old styles, Gold. or Rubber Plates, .can, at half
the cost, have the frarirovement applied to them'
auswering in every respect the same purpose as
toin new set. perfect satisfaction guaranteed
in-every cage. C. N. DARTT, Dentist.
• lirellsboro, Jan. I,` 1889. ,
This is to certify that vo are now using the Improv•
ed Dental Plates with 'perfect satisfaction. Rating
tisedthe}old style of plate' for years wi th alithetroublea
and, inconveniences known in the use of inch plates,
we cheerfnlly recommend the Improved Plates as far
le:Tenor to anything yet known. R. R. KIMBALL,
CITAS, WILLIAIIB.
EXECUTORS' NOTlCE.—Letters Testrrent
tary having been granted on the e*tate of
Mrs. Mary Meeks deceased, iate of Delmar, al
those indebted are requested to irate pay
and those having claims to present tbgpt to -
WM. IL MIT% ,
r CRS. COPEgattß,
Diareh 2 1870. Ow • ,Exectitora.
No. 18, MAIs STEISZT,