Arrival aud Departure
~of Stages.
• - TfinStagi,‘,
tko diftcreut routes from
IlleibibtirC, will dep‘trt nud
atq 11.1 lows 11111 i till)
WOllOlOl-11 I'unt slake:
&Tt ill., arrivo I
owl 7 O'clock p. to.
if ciasuoto) d 141.1:4,14:1.1).—1htput t 811. 1)/,, nrrira c, m
•
1N,f3.14411c1it0 & ColubLithroka.—Dep. 310 u. A: 71ati.2
t !s o 14 , 9841ity Thurnday At 12 1 1 1.
WaLbuotto Se Jedtaxy Ssioxe.—liepart Mon. a Thur. 9 zu
r el vo Tu ofiday , b
IVELLsbotio & Storm Foal—P4lL Welt. & Friday at 214
p. m., arr. Wad. & Friday at 12 tn.
TIOGA COUNTY AGITATOR.
Loe - al Items.
NV:EItiNESDA, JUNE 15, 1870
New Advertisements.
New Store—C. 0. Mathers. •
Notice—R. O. Cox.
Notice—Clarinda & Maned Schopnover
Coneort—Prof. I. G. Hoyt.. • i )
'Wool Wanted—D. P. Roberta.
LITTLE Burs,--Who'n decide when
doctors disagree?
_mewing—The( street gossip.
—We've bad a terrible wet rain lately
—The crops aro looking finely hereabouts.
—Good pre3criptron—Lagerßeerfor broken jars,
to be taken by both physician and patient.
.
—Rather brash—A bad woman - encamping with
her liege lord; and driving a family out of door,
Tough—That person's nose, that's always pok.
ing into other people's business.
'—iVellsboro is how favored with three steam
whistles and a tow .
—Two petition signers for license wore seen on
the street the other day—one had a "brick in his
hat," the other was "piled-up" beside the walk,
without either brick or hat—hog drunk.
—lmproving—Our streets; under the personal
direction of the Burgess.
—The right man for office—One who has a clean
record and pays the printer. ,
—Nothing—A hole in the• heel of a stocking,
without either font or leg.
.=-Crowded out—Several communications 'this
week.
NEW GOODS AT TlOGA.—Having just
returned from the city, (Wickhttni Farr, Tioga,
Pa.,) are again pupped with a nice selection of
goods which they are disposing of at the loWest
figures. Call' and buy goods •of what they are
worth.-2w.
CONCERT.—Prof. 1.0. Iloyt and Class
ill give a concert of vocal and instrumental
music. in the Musical Department of the State
'Normal 1 . 3 chool, Mans4d, Tuesday evening, June
21, , 1870. We bespeak i for this coheert a large at
temiance us a rich treat is promised. See adv.
AGENTS WANTED.—The second \'o/-
ume of Alexander H. Stevens' great work on the
Veal will soon bo issued by the Philadelphia Na
tional Publishing Company. This work is sold
by subscription only, and therefore must be,se
cured through agents. This is a valtOblo work,
and no do#t will meet with a ready s4le. Agents
wanted fur this locality. Address the above
company, 21) South Seventh St., Philadelphia:
STonE.- 7 Mr. C. C. Mothers, our
eaterprisingy)oung friend, has just opened the store
recently oconPied by Mr. Laugher Bache; with an
excellent assortment of Merchandise, and prop:mu
to keep a good variety of every salable article to
suit his cus \ tomero. We commend the new FIOTO
and its proprietor to a generous public, tice;ad
vertiselinot in another column.
)FAST Durvusw.--The Burgess of Wells
borp, requests us to state, that last driving thro'
our streets is a violation of the borough 'oidij
nonce, :and in all such eveal\ereader, tho law
will he strictly enforced. trust that 'alt per
sous'whe are in the habit of speeding their lion
bcs through the streets will bear in mind, that the
Wellsboro Driiing Park was purchased by our
citizens for that purpose. I Not long since a lady
wfis killed in Lock Haven from the effect of fast
driving in the Lifted. at that place. 'A word to
the wise is sufliaioni. •
:Maim ABOUT 'ltloqs.—Capt. Shaw,' of
Canton, Pa., nriles as follows:
"A few days ago, while in the office of Dr. Cleve
land, OgdenShurg, C 0.,) was shown a
hen's egg laid 19 : oneif ,r,„w yen,
dying - it was laboring ander tho haltunibation that
AO leas a goose. 'rho Rehm . ' measurement. of this
egg is as follows ; Greatest eireumference.-:4 in
ebes; smallest eireuederezine 7i ineheti; weight
s ()eases. If any hen can beat this and live,
die will bring a 8100 readily• in this market for
beef. As it' is necessary to have a responsible
name to this story, I nill sign my name.
A GREAT lioux.:---The various sub
scriptions gloat in our sheets, bagging for some
one.' rut your Paolo on ono paper, and {you aro
elixted sure for fevcral nails a day in tIM same
direction. It - is hardly possible f7£, a business
man to pass along tho street without being "niet
by some one with paper in hang, saying : "Can't
you flue 'something, as I‘l,r. so and so has
with an accident—lost a cow, pig, hounbunt•
or horse run away 'and' done some damage, ete.,
eta, etc., ate., tho,caso way he. Those claims
must be "heard," and'. prossed as tcorthy, for hf
coarse, were it not under Very peculiar circum
stances THEY would'nt circulate such 1 paper.—
Olt, no, of course not. lint our very expens.ioe
experience has taught us, after taking a grellt
many bait risks, to invest ih that kluttof experi
ment hereafter with both eyes open, 'ltiviirg, only
to known worthy objects Beware of pickpock
eta.
lE=
tiOllBE IN A €II.tocERY47---Dtyipgille
lime when W. A. Nichols, Esrv p was a c'esitlent 4f
Wclishoro, we Jffevei al times saw „tt.horse .
but never before heard., of a.horite,e.nloying
groecry sb - ,re . The fitory runs thtfi3:
week, a horselCtlonging to the SMith boys ofthis
place, while being reined up in front. of W.
Mothers lcroaor.Y, made a tlatdiinto the front door,
the wheels of the vehicle breaking out tho largo
front glass, the horse breaking:loose from his rig,
and passing' tlirouclo.the grocery and sterehousd,
landed in the lack alley. We venture to
say, that another eirciviistance of this kind is be
eel the recAllectjop alpy ono. It insaid, that
tOt, hone is noteddlic:feats Ibis hind having
retentlxasetuded a flight of stairs, and finding
his passage stopped, was compelled to retrace
• steps. We shall egpeet to hear next, that title
horse has taken passage on the Air riirie.
l'ElisoriAr..-11in . jor W. A. Nichols is
at Austin, Noodl) county. Racsns, Otigageil in
the pilctice of law, UH.I Iho Ea le and exchange
or lie 'in.l Ii cawils are wick' phase
auL Illy
—lion F H ;:treeter, Judge ,•r fht, 13th Jud
I t d;-triet, I hritiltitrd nod Sitqueltan na etm- 1
ties). t. - twt't CotW. fin heard the :Jr=
enuluel in the p u d ge
et. al . en a u ~hot. to rt move the same to the
tatet. - Court tor trial. Ile is csvecied 'to hold a
Nita here )213i111` tilill• In the fall. jar the
4'41 eases in which the Judges of Olin flis
- ttiet are disqualified to sit.
--lion. John W. Maynard, W illia me port,
attended Court in this paeo -lost creek: lie u"
engaged in the case of vs Stoicii, on the
.part of the plaintiff. Mr. Maynard, in addrece-
Inc the jury. made anion allusions to his former ;
connection with the liar of this county, which
.ero listened, to with interest. He tens the last
to address a jury in the old, And the first in the ,
new Court I.l.uuse4. in 'this County. 'Our Court
house wan built iri 1835, at ditioh time Mr. May-
, nerd inu.t lim:cherrn quite young Agoluts done.
tointtiiing for him but yeal a, culture, travel, far
wore Few indeed equal him in tho Itapityl
lution of %inflow in law, without (D'art. 31n nort.r
reetoo to thief. (or arts object, but ho tartly bails
inkhe the 'duel of
,the eitec in 11;illti
'lop euutit) hao luipisheti soveral.littinguirit-
Ld lawyero to the Stut e ,) litu i among thetn all, per-
Lit,: none has oueceetlid more eutinentty thtn
Judge Maynard, 1
—Mr. William 011iistnat j :who was recently em
ployed 'in this office, left on Friday morning !net
for Catskill, y., ashore ho takes a "sit" on
Joe Hall's Peinocra‘. Williatn itas our best wiebes
fernhis'fUtlite success, trusting however, that he
4, 4 not become corrupt from Joseph's teacilingg.
5
Our correspondent " Bacchus," (George W.
Setirs) recently paid Catskill a' flying visit, on his
ar nay . to the Atnutou, from whence be will•regu e
eurrevontl with the Vecorder. This ur—
rani3otnent trill add much to tho interest of our
Paper, and will, we trpon, be duly appreOlat9d by
its readere.—,oagekfil .fiecor I
--E. W. Ross, long a resident of our villakh
40neilil well being
be has token an native and effective interest; bits
replayed, to Pittsfield, Warren eolni . t , y, Pa., whore
he ties:a large lowlier , interest', -whieli - ,4leniUnds
his constant
,
COURT "Piio'c'Et!tirilos.—The second
wek of CourVelosed'up im Friday ? , Tli z ere Were
i nnlimportatit causes tried,' unless it be that of
Bush vs. Stowell, in stltich a very !Roo question
lof jaw is involved. It is a suit upon , a pronds•
sory note, payable in instalmeno;',witli annual
interest., 'The questiOnd!, "Whether - the Stntito of
limitations begins to rue' frotu • the. maturity of
eachltistalment, or Whether thenote alma be oon
sidered as ono instrument, upon which the stat
ute does not begin to run till the maturity of
-last instrument: 'Titer() BOOMS to be no precedent
in our State—a singular fuet.„ rho point NIS re
served by tho• Court, with directions .to the jury
to find a special verdict. The jury, after, re
indning out ionic ten hours, Were - unable to agree,
anti were discharged,bi the Court. So it must
be tried again.. . • : ,
Several of the most important cacaos on the
list *ore continued. ' There wore 'few witnesses
in ( attendance, so . the hotels were not crowded,
save on the day of the circus. A:" Side,. show,"
on the adjacent green, furnished forth a continu
ous stream of music, ground out by shine good
natured, lusty' chitp, Whose' motto must he, "Never
say die." It no doubt enlivened the seriiies•iif
the blind goddess. The crier and tipataves fa
vored clearing away the tables for, an old fash
ioned dance, but the less susceptible few, within
the bar, r objeeted, and the Court refused to enter
tain the motion. Ono, more wicked thin , the
rest, moved for an innuest to snake it out a nu'.
Nance, but thought better of it when reminded of
his boyhood; so the n'gripder" did tiotceasOun,.
til long after nightfall.. The next morning, a
few faint reverberations still °avil about tho
corners of the-Court House, till silence was com
manded by the crier , took their depar
ture, fearing commitment fol7ecintempt.
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STATE NORMAL SOROOL.'---WO b4i7o
received the annual catalogue of this i . nitßution
for 1870. The calendar of annual exerciseszls ns
ollows
"Juno a 3 and 14, Monday and Tuesday,: Anal
examination of the senior elass.
"Juno 19, Sunday evening, annual sermon be
fore the students. , ,
' "Juno 20, 21 and 22, ' Monday,
,Tuesday and
Wednesday, examination of Classes. . .. .
"June 21, Tuesday evening,.concert.
" June - 22, Wednesday evening, oration and
ent before the literary societies.
i
"June 23, Thursday, Commencement. Alam.
• 3 meeting."
?Tha i Oration before the eoeietiea will be deliv
ered by Han. It. 11. Strang; the iireni, by . N. IL
Cobb, Esq. We are sure none of our readers
who can arrange to be'preseut.• will forego the
pleasure. blanEfield is a very pleasant place in
which to spend a few; days during these annual
exercises, particularly in the lovely niontlii of
June; A rifle across the country through the
fragrant tields'and the luxuriant woods, is most
refreshing. "
The foliating ate the officers and 'Trustees ti
Orrictlits.—iloti. Simon B. Elliott, Prtisi
dent ; Joseph I'. Morris, M. D., lst.Vico Presi•
dent; Lyman Beach, Jr., 2d Vico President; Eu
gene L. Sperry, Ittifiording Secretary; Frank M.
Shaw, Corresponding Secretary; P. Q. Clafk,
Assistant Corresponding Secretary; Andrew , J.
Roes, Treasurer. , .
" Tra. - .sTEEs.—.Leman Beach, Jr., Luther II
Brewster, Rev. Wesley Cochran, A. M., Phingas
V. Clark, Ben. Shaun 12. Elliott,. Wm. Hollancis,
Jo:reph P Morris, M. D., Frank M. Fhaw, Alonzo
M. Spencer, Eugene L. Sperry, Rev. William D.
Taylor,4l. DI., John Voorhees, Rev, U. P. Wa
trous, Al M., Hon. henry W. Williams, Philip
111111 P," •
' The Board of Examiners end,races th Stato
Superintendent, the Principals of the other State
Normal Schools, in part, and the Superintend
ents of adjacent counties. I
Professor Verrill is assisted by able instructors
in all the brancheS taught, several of whom ara
graduates of We School. Vina-lt. Pratt iq,Prin.
eipal of this Modal Sehodl.
The first nips - graduated in 1866, and nurtibtir
od 15. Thu 'bin of 1667'-humbered 21; 1868 ,
3n; 1869, 19; and the iiresent ulass, 19. The
Juniors number :17.
The nummary of pupil
low's
Gen I lumen
Itatlien
Whole number registor
Students in instrunienti
Students in druiviiig ar
Tho first. Term for
her 7 ; the stcortd, Deo.
1671.
3. H. SHAW."
ARNOT.—It, is Wry interesting to
hear the news from the various parts of the
county,,and sometituos from localities outside of
the county,. I' judgeit might perhaps ho inter
esting to some of your readers to hems from Ar
not. The outside world seems', by tins Agitator,
to be all astir—building, foncipz, and improving
generally. Well, Arnnt is not behind in general
improvements. The primitive forest is' , being
swept away by the sturdy axkunn. The steam
s‘i Mill is kept running with unremitting vigor,
ripping up those stately-monarchs of the forest
into all sorts and sizes of timber, lumber, lath
and shingles. Tho hark is also carefully peeled
and sent to the'new tannery at Blosshurg. The
company are hurrying up with a number 'of Ile ,
houses, to accommodate their workmen, and en
larging their evorkf, with a view to considera
hle increase of their business.' 'Another' vein of
,coal has been opened this spring, and an inclined
plane constructed up to it, for the purpose, of run
ning the coal down to the level of the Mho' vein
by gravitation. This is 'a vein of beautirul,liure
hituinineue coal, and is known its the Seymour
vein. ft takes its name from ex-Governor Sey
mour. or the State of New York. With a view
to tetmomy mitt busine.l3, the company liave • one
of the small engines constructed' by Smith &
Porter, of Pittsburg, tanning front the mouth of
No. 2 (Ilia, hauling the neat from there to tlie
chutes. This engine only weighs live tons, and
has been in successful operation for saidtVweek i .
The design,etentually, is to use her fur hauling
coal out of the mines, instead Of by mule power,
118 at mt.:Ant. 'This is tile first of thiS class of
engines over need tor this purpose in this, part of
the country, and inattgoates a new step
development of the mine'al resources of old 1.-
vg,-u. county. .This engine will do the ivork of
ten moles, and with greater dispatch. • "
(;AN . ToN .--- A few,days ago I was unr
rg-ait.g.,ayhisgical epeintiov in a barber shop,in
chin ILL foliuning 1 dialogue
tool. ',late 40,(en 1110 It tiinteiLtis knight of tlip
toyseli: ,
" YOU ill ibis toun, 1 reckon 7?
3/, •• It giNcs toe grua i.ain to so, that I d/
Ile AinS• [;uk c%liero 3ou
'• V (.!1
B.' ,' (heti?'
N. ",
.
" r.N.I ":
•• It i> hot inot (1 a town, fa it.?"
11. '• It is hs Lig a town of its ..Aze ne I ever
/b.' It (10ii't stil,puit n iliiiber,4nes it P'
Now thih is 111 of that conversation thtit•r?3'ou
will get, and it is enough. It roiled mo up.
get roiled when I think of it, The idea ,Of
'mg rue ir caw., was big enough to, support a
barber shop. I felt about as I suppose that guide .
did, when asked if that three thousand-yeay.old
mummy was' dead. I' beats all how little pobplol
know of places ahnost in their - midst. It is (Me.,
of tbe littln leculieritie of our,. American pea
11;4= % toiaigrt ci.untiire, 'before we .visit.
our loon: , man has got u low hundred dollars,'
which he purposes to devote to traveling; - su be
rtarte fur Europe, tribes the night train for Noy
Yolk, at a time when there is no moim, and con
ectitiontly. aces nothing of our own beautiful
scenery ; and when be umets with soma inquisi
tive foreigner en his own soil, ho is forced to con
fess that he has timer seen our eon lofty tnohn'-'
taus, our beautiful and wonderful cataracts, or
our majustie prairies . ; has to admit that honever
has been outside of his county, except "%Oren he
Caine throught.o New I'4lc tbo eight.' Now,
ladies and gentlemen, , (ucuso me, I have got on
my hifalutipg so, that I forgcd, for a moment,
arid thoaght 4 was addressing a Sabbath school
iu attpulauc?
-..- ...., • lltiritiril ---
ir)S
girl;
al music .........
,paintingul
70 ,
will begin Septeni
-2; the (bird, March
1 bat's up on the Northern
;IyAt.,,tho‘ruth Is, tip ) lano,rattoo : pf Mot (
pp.ytierian4l3,sll,ptho,tfoi,; ,. tithaotivra too
dolor ,
Mitidittiin; is sitaft§'ani - diing ; it reflects
seriously on the intelligence of the community;
and I am,glad I don't UV'S wher I would havoto,
patrbnizelhat barber: '''Wo till take' prldo in our
respective villages; and that is right, and agrees
with.the constitution, in the third person, singu-=
tar or plural number, and either gender, tomer&
ing to the rule which says, "If any man at
tempts to haul down the American flag, spot him
on the instant," 'You may not see suddenlybOW,
, that Tale applies, bid if ytu will itUdY,5ll l care?,
fully, for a week or two, it will be' bloat' a lt mud.
I don't'want your readers to think-I brag on lds'
town being tho 'waviest. 'quartered ono in tlfo
State, for that would he mattifostly
Dbilridelphia is bigger tbnu :"tWo l of it; add hes
tweomus, hare, ,I ant glplit. ignt ;snob a tromen-'
dons large place, for if it was, I wouldn't ara l nunt
to ninih—wilereas, now, I tim qtltire a chap, "YOtt
know "it is better.th to' a king among oats, ti l ifin
a eat among kings." And now, for the benefit of
the rising generation, and their fathers, mothers,
oral other relations, 1,. propose •to lievoto a!few
,brief drops of ink,
,for the pampas; of demonstra
ting i thatDanion add Bungtown 'aid very differ
ent places. Inmyforinor taionted -communica
tion, I told you where Canton is located, together
with littlo'Ofits Uncloni history; but to conto
down to facts and figures Tho oldest man in
town, or the most talented, (that's sue), can't be
to tell holv s many popitlations Wo i beiVe In the
borough. Tho only, wity,.wottttouipt to got at it,
accurately, is something on the system they v4igh
hogs out West. (Did you over hiar it tioseribod?)
They tako a long plank and balance it across_ a
log, put the pork' on ono end, and some stones On'
tho other end, (of tho plank, I moan), until there
is an equipoise, and then guess at the weight of
tho,stones. Welli our way of getting at.the cor
rect amount of people bore, is similar to that in
this only : wo guess at it.' 'Canton borough, then,
contains somewhere from 1,000 to 1,500 people ;:
and a more honest, temperate, industrious race or
.critters, you can't find int the United Statei, of
New Jersey.: Our villageis built .on laud gently
sloping (give the long sound to the "o") to !the
south. The streets all run at right angles With
the
. other, exept , when they run parallel. In
the "buildings, Ivo have not tho extremes of arch
itecture and style that is forind in largo places;
wo have no brown stone fronts, and no-huts of
poverty; and, the retuayt , of , strangers who
have visited our village, that We have the tensest
. ooor houses of any,toivn ofits size anywhere.—
We have' some dice resideneep, nut most Of the
dwellings,prOlhOse white cottages' pluisei" white
ness and neatness aro, suggestive of that purity
of dOmestio enjoyment, which makes' those ot, us
who have known the sweets of connubial happi
ness, so contented to stay in this , world of sun
shine and iutdows; and, without murmuring,
bide our time. In regard to our business houies;
wo have four4ry gobd4tores, Six -'groceries, two
hardware stores, one drugstore, ono clothing
Store; turbo boot and shoe stores and 'shop's, one
harness, ,two jowelry,. two tailoring, an . d . thlree
millinery 'shops ; beside the usual number of other
shops—blacksmith and wagon shops. And hit it
be knOwn we have onaharber shop,' run .by' tiro
sections of the Fifteenth Amendment. 'As for
manufactories in the borough, we have of steam:
.one woolen factory, ono sash and blind and plan
ing ' Ono agricultural implomeni 'manufacto
ry, ono grist mill, and one saw mill ; and we have
two water power cabinet factories. Then wo
have three hotels and four churches; but what
we brag on in oar pliblie buildings, is our now
and beautiful brick schoolhouse, now nearly com
pleted, at a cost of alma $15,000. We are going
to put at the head of our wheal; a thorough,
c'opetent man, give him a gbod'ialary, and then
have a placc; to cducato our children, without
'lrving to send them away from home.
I must notlcirgdi, f i'vbile-ivriting,'• to mention
the fact that we have a - now banking house, run,
under the
_nape of Strait, , Clark • - Mr.
Clark, the managing bead of (ho concern is, a
well known business man hero, a gentlemancwith
out ostentation, dna wo boliovo they will beld
ronized by all in this section having .tieedip do
business with such establishMents. Our butter
shipments are heavy, ono fires last year handling
about $lOO O OOO worth of the greasy stuff; and
their shipments this year will overrun flint
ailment. The tiame of this firm is Burk, Thom
as A; Co., and it is composed,of three young men,
and beside their heavy ehipmenb• or'bntcor, tier
other things in proporticin, they have a . direct re
tail trade of more than any, two stores in
hr;ro—faet, and no blowing. Tho character or
Our businarg —.a ...sq. oou . ig
-,tai, - arttl'eorpmand a good trade., tTho profess
ions' are well filled, in nurnbel•Fr;.- in fact, 31;0 dnift
want any morn prollissionai Men we 'have quite
enough, for the health, voqnith and linipinese ;of'
the people,
•And now,. Messrs:-.l3ditois, I have hltd my_saY,
and fool much easier; in fact, I am gottinNite t
"good natured, and feel as if .tho people will,
future appreciate us; and, not stick up their noses
at Canton. .1 am is mind toliave 1,000 ottraleC
pies'of the Agitator strode:off for grtulto l us cit' -
culation among outside barbarians, so that When
I-cNance e to register ruw i namo from paw* they
won't get it mixed with itungtown ; and so teat
I Can step into a barber shop without being alli—
ed whether we support such a sweet 'soon toil in
stitution ourselves. If anybody thinks I arn
"blowing" in this letter, lot him eorne'and
We welcome with clean hands, to hospitable'
homes, all who will add to_ the real strength tif
our villago. It is no placeicithathiners and loaf
ers; but is a good place for men of capital, whi
ther that 'capital consists )I:if:money,• tiurselo,i or,,
brains. lours truly,
,8,3r . 4 . 649u5.—Rev t J. B Giltputul,Wt
123
...• . 128 •
- 123
.v!?Pfl 4117:Pr9A0 in • Pr , 0 1
day nest, at 2 1
I'. M., the.. 1,901 inst.
EQUITAItI,V. vs. NATTOrI - kt.,'-;--The fol
lowing calculations of dividends mado.,frorn tli
•tquithfile, are rauchleslf - thari Its 1)01'0' 'Welders
residing in - this 'vicinity has-4 "1-oiteiried for-the
past five years, as any of them are ready, to veri
fy. I have campared it with the - National; ber:l
cause I regard the National as one of the best
stock companies in the United ) 51ates, iity eV"
ject,i•toiff hovi; the difFtfrenep',,betwe,pn this mutual
and sibelc sYsferns.
inleantcafplua. :Tett donuts? paynteribi OYsl9o(k,
payable to as in tf tyears ' .or to his 1.1.fir4' . ..:
runtatited, in case 'of previous denth . .l • './1941 75
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Prinniunis, ' 's6oo s ;
$873 00
'lnterest, • ' 248 84
' .‘• • • ' • '''';
• '? ' $B4O 03 s'lloo '73—5311,10i
• • In the National, the policy hOlder , payi"sl6o
more thriWbo gets', and thou only , gati Per.
cent. for the use of lila Money—Lsimple interest;
The companies compound it at from eight to ton
per cent:, and renlizo much', Tho
1300 compolinds its interest at.t . ,on sper'cant.,
annually, and realizes more in this Ivey than the'
ono thousand dollars; ,but not so mach as the'.
National, as you will see by tho above table ;' for
all Money received as premiums, over and above°
the actual expenses of the Equitable, is dcolarcd'
a dividend to the policy holder. Pioures will Hai
lie. • 4 - A'if STONE,
Wollsboro, JU'nO lb, 2iv Ag't Equitable:
OAIITIOIs. Tha rcharers of tbo Pernitan Syrup (a:
proteet&i Soitition of the protoxlde of Iron) aro call -'s
t loved ngelust being deeinVed by nuy 01 the prepura-::
tfontt of Peruvian Bark, or Hark and Iron, which may:
be offered them. Every bottle of genuine lute rznuvtArt;
SYSIIP (not,Peruvlan hark) blown In the glans: ExAm. l
INS lIIE BOTTLE SEFORE PUKCIISS/NO•
IWCONNELL—JIAVENS--,ln ,qpvington,,op ,
Rio stli 'instant, i;,li,Roi. G. l'..)Vatrqus,
is M'Conooll, of Charl6ston, and _ Miss Erne) nn
Ravens. of Covington.
,
IV9l l s, ori_,o
224 tiltiino, by 4ov:Chialosilloolefi, Mr. Vrarilir
lin linisandor, of Jackson, and'llias Susio 14,
eas, of Rutland. '
SPNNCER—SP.ENCBR—In Jaokson, on- the
Bth Instant, by the samo,'Mr.•A. JL Spencer and
Mee Hattie Spencer.
QUIT'AIII:E. NATIONAL:
- - $lO3 '9l skr. 39 •
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tifkAZlrg ntiin
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s_ually,largo awl elegant display of ,the ; Bummer
inehlorld,' with oral' sixty illustratiens'and two
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aitUraryi matter, TioPulaYmUsiOrinil iitherheantim
ful features, and so elegantly and artistically got
up as to make it jemphatiOally the medal Maga
• .
DotOrotit hits also outdone all others in,
* his
filiEral offer of valuable Premitinisl •• A' now and
extraordinary list is given in the.,
,July
,numbef,
which is very attractive,' among which . a fine
!and-Valuable parlor'ehrorno, 'pentad in eighteen
'coloth and worth sfr,oo, to bilgiven ai a premium
to each subscritr i or. -- Yearly, s3'. 'Address, !
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BRAINATID'S' MilfireAL Worii.n for .Tunb Is at hand,filledWith boatitiful' now ramie and tutor
'fisting reading. The beardithl son 4 and chorus
Leiq, - tontained' in this number; in 'Alone
'worth the vino or tho This number
also 'Oontains.,a splendid' k new la:larch IT' W. P.
Wyman, and ritherehoieo nruhlo. *Certainly no
'person interested in mole oan afford to bn `with
out Brainard's Mnsieal World. The tornis are
only $l,OO per annuM.Specimen copics.will bo
`sent tb any addrois on receipt of ton cents. Ad
dress, S. Brainard Setts, publishers, Cleve
land, Ohio. -r.
tionnY's BoOK for Jatio bi on our' ta
ble. The embellishments in this number consist
of the following : "Waiting at the Perry," a
stool pinto; a Six flgurh colorod` fashion plate; a
bandsomo slosign for Patchwork,printed in blue;
The Unoxpoctod Lotter; an oxtonsion shoot, con
taining 33 designs of dresses, lingerie, bonnets,
and articles for children's wear • a plate for head
drosses., bitts f ifito.', The eorio3 wear;
articles
in this number are all splendid. Tho reputation
of this magazine is of the highest order, and , no
coonnont from us can add to its worth. send $3
to L. A. Godey, Philadolphin; - Ph., And Secure
II copy.
Pcik,#%. Calk/ ,luilisltA
Mr. Allon Daggett of Laurfoneavilk), announces
himaelr h 444d.kdato far th,q„ ifiee'rit flhorlff, the
hh3otfoii. i 4 * '• t
Mr. T. L. Baldwin. of Tioaa, announces himself a
candidate for tho office of Sheriff, subject to the deed.
elon of the Ropublisan Convention.
Mr. B. A. Fivh, of filainsburg, announces himself a
cfadjilato.for vricptor: itil,riff,.cibbjey, ; to the deed-
Sion of tho Robbliottn Clobvention. • '
.
Mr. .Too -El.llothjim . ,
of. Deetiflold, offers himself as
a candidate for the ofilco`of Merin; subject to the deo'.
Mon of the Republican Clonvontion.
Mr. M. D. Willholm, of Knoxville. offers himself ap
a candidate for. Sheriff s subject to the i ,
.deels(on• k of the
Repbblican party .e ' •
Mr. J. M. Phelps of Mansfield, announces himself n
candidate for the ollice of Sherlit-eubJect to the decis
ion of tho Republican Coniention.
Mr. A, John Smith, of Middlebury, announces him
self non candidate for thooilko of Sherlif,sub t ect to the
decision of the. linpublican Convention.* -
.A CAnD.—having been solicited by inany ) .of
itT
' friends, In different townships, to offer myself as a
c ndidato for Reprosentativo, I take this method of
i fortning them that I accede to their roquest. Wish. ,
t; it to ho distinctly understood that I adhere to my
mievionsly exprened opinion against personally can
vassing for delegates' votes, to, seduro a nomination, I
shall therefore refrain from the usual practice. Should
the Republielins of this county do me the honor of
choosing mo to represent and servo , them in the State
Legishittire;l will endeavor. by a faithful ilischargo; of
my duty, to repay them for the trust confided in nte. -
Bluss, litay 31,1870. HENRY HOLLANDS.
,CONCERT
Vocal &. Instrumental Music
By l[. G. Hoyt ! IL- Class.
The Musical Department, STATE NORMAL
SCHOOL, Mansfield, Pa,' en
•
Tneaday Evening, J4to, 21, 1870.
Single Tichet, 50 ecntr.
Family; Tickets .in packages of not less than
fear tickets, each - - - - - 35 cents,
-for 'sale at th'a 'Rails of thallormaPlluilding:
PRO,GRAMDIE
1-ovorture.--"Siogo do Corinth" Rossini,
For tho Piano,
` [eight hands] by, Missos Hunt,
Waldo Beach and Hill.
2-Song--"I'M Queen *of the Fairy Band,". 3•
Knight. by Miss A. Ryan. •
Solo--"La Foto W 4 Foos," Warren.
fly Miss M. 'E. iChapmftil. ,l
4-Trio—From "Don Givvanni," , Mozart.
For violin, Orggn . atid•Plano, Apnea Hunt,
Waldo and I. ,q, Hoyt.
5-" Fan-Tour Gallop." For piano, [four handsi]
By Hose Vincent and Fannie Elliott.
a-Mit: r ev it "CS
claiming," Linwood: By Alitisoa Ryan it,
Horton, and Mopore. Edwardl - and, Hoyt.. '
- 7-Piano Sol o—g"l`lke nit- by, M i
. . .
8-qtoffming's Strohion Waltz," Lannor.
For Piano, [four hands] by Mittsos Shattuck. i
9-Vocal Daott---"Ah Con'id I tench tho nightin-
gale, Koller. By Misses Ryan & Horton.
10-Piano Solo—"Munio on the Wathr," ' A.
.P. Wyman. By Miss B. J. Shattuck.
11.--"D'un Ponsioro,"from La So l inamhula, ,
ficlini. -Trannerlhodlor Cabiriet Organ, Violin
and Piano; by I. G. Hoyt. By litiascui Hunt,
Waldo, and I. G. Hoyt.
12-"Avo Marin," Ilauptmanti.
By Mine A. Ityan.
'l<.,; i ,',
PART 2.
4-"f3infotfia and Choral" John , 50b.,..
)"_Por 'two Pianos. and'. Organ,. .Planos, Miesds
Beech and Hunt ; Organ, Miss Waldo. •
14-Vocal Quartette—"Serenade," Baker.
Misses Ryan and Horton, and Messrs Edwards
and Hoy L. • '' • • I
16-Piano Solo—"Titannia," "as - performed - )4
'Miss ABU- Welly 'Bo By Miss p'.ll. _Rah!.
16-Vocal Hint—AiSister Else's," •' Glover.
By Missotilllan;aud Ilerrcint . st - ;
17-Piano Solo—"Fantasio Drama
By Miss Fannielpoechv
18-" Hymn de l'oparn a Model .. ...
• - Hamann. - For the Violin, - Organ and 3? i•
• 'anci..l'ltHisos Hunt and Waldo 4(6 I. G. Hoyt..
19-Song andQuartette—"DrearnrOn,"...Stowart.
Missos Ryan & 'Horton, and Mossr.l...Edwardp
1 3 A • •' • ;;'.,
20—Inotnti Solo—"Vo1i Mozart.
Transcribed for Piano by Sidney Smith. By
Miss Stella Waldo.
IV-"Paidon do Tioarmel-Meditation," Moy.
Organ A: Violin. Hy:MHOS
Hunt and Waldo and I. G. Hoyt.
/IV - Doors open of 7, Overture
Our course in music is identical with that of
the
,most stfccessful mu schools in this country.
It opens thO . shortest possible road to solid musi-,
en( education, saving a vast amount of time and
lobo;.; , *,
A Correct use of the fingers is acquired previ.
One to their being used upon the keys of the piano,
'Li the preliminary exercises only" such mato4
rial is used as will host scours a thorough train-l i
ing,and development of the ,tßuscloa of, the fia-
'gent aridilrffn 1114 ',togotlinr: with :.'.,flpi Hill! fd , :ill Old.
wrists ktotiling'srachstnaferial ' its tvotad have' a
tendeney to begot stiffness of the fingers and
bands. The most diligent and faithful practice,
of siudouts is required, and cannot under any
circumstances
,be neglected for the practice of,
pieces. , - , ,
. There,.'seemi to bo.'a ..provifilitig•ti
tuleney to
hurry over the preliminary technical xoroiscs in
careless superficial manner, or to n gloct them'
entirely for compositions' so . far' biwond their
powers, that:their labors amount to no l tmoro.lhhan
an unsuceossfal attempt, ens to,stiffe the hands
and fingers to such an extent that they will re
main stiff aiol clumsy over afterward: I
' The study of the piano should he' made as in
teresting as possihjo, hy intraduciug as soon as,
practicable, such pkeees as aro composed _px
pressly for beginners, which should by studied
in connection with other exorcises.,
Juno 15,1870.- 2 -Iw., ' • I. Q. HOYT.
HAND IN. HAND
MUTUAL LIFE,
INtURANCE COMPANY
Office, No. 112 S. 4th St., Philadelphia
C bait' s & C4l)iial :$500;000.
Assets,. ' q $1,000,000 000
Valdation - of • 693,600 00
Annual Income, - 67,010 06
Ratio of Assets to Liabilities-4155,00 of as
sots to every $lOO,OO of liabilities.
MI
^This Company ; which ranks amongst the
most popular and - racccessful Llfosinau'ranbe Com
panies, grants policies on : all desirablo plans,
11014 ',AAA ,EIC4fr#I
CIE9'AItE glitr-roIitTATAIILTI;
IpCll6l,Afi RITTENAOtrE4E;
lioßß`s 11t.-FAUST, Sang
' "'A.•ii.'4l9l4lo:?E, Agent, WellstOig
OilioWwitli - Jio. I, gitottell.
• TO OONSUNPTIVES,
TIIA Advortiser,baving been restored to health in a
taw ,weeks, by a vary gimp le remody s eaftets haying RUC*
'fdrod4iieral"yeate with a ifovbro lung offoition,:nnd
that dread disoaso,Consumption—is anzioue to Make
known to his follow•stifferera the MOSIO otcuro.
To all who desire it, ho wilt send a Copy of the pre
anrlation usod (free of charge,) with the directions for
preparing and using the eamo k • which they will and a
suns Cone FQ4 OPNEIMPT/011, At3TAILI, Bitommitts, oto.
The object of the advertiser in sanding, the Preserip-,
Lion is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which lie conceives .to be invaluable: and he holm
°Toni thifferor wintry his remedy, as ii Will dos! them
nothing, and may, prove a blowing. '• "
Parties wishing the prescription, will please address
ilev ;EDWARD A. 'WILSON,
•
May 20,1060,1 y. Williamsburg, Kings County, N.Y.
,
ALADAyA Cral/08 • WO are info mad that tho most per
slotting and unyielding of the private citizens who have
claims vs. tho British government O. Ayer
LOwel I • Mass., the manrifacturers of modl
'eines. They will consent to nothing loss than that
their demand for medicines destroyed by tho British
pirates shall bo paid in gold and In dollars to tho last
cant. They are emboldened by the fact that tho des
truction of their goods by„ tho English In' Oliina and
elsoWluiro (for witoro aro not the thoublosome nation
trampling upon soinebody t) have hitherto boon paid in
full, and, they now toy, that thoy shall be. They how
ev or propose this compromise ;-.tlivo nil Canada and we
' will call it even, becautio wo can thon sond our rome•
dies there without duty. [Washington News.
Maf• 18, 1870.
IT IA AN I:STUMM= D FACT, that Consumption CAN be
cured ; but It is far bettor to proront the cruol dim:lase
from fastening lteolf .on thd eyitem; bY tho timely ueo
or it remNly like Dr. WISTALL'S BALSAM OP WILD MERRY.
Thle standard preparation will epoecilly cure a cough or
cold, and oven Consumption often yields to its groat
power. •
A COUGH, COLD OR SORE THROAT
- ' Requires immediate attention, as uog
'go v
CIWfV.
loct °Ron results in an incurablo Long
e RONG H I A L D"°':
• Brown's Bronchial Troches
- A„ nu k,
• uu will most invariably dive instant relief.
Pon Bl4Ollgarna,,./tormI4 4 .OATA.II2II, CONBIMIPTIVE and
Tniokr Dimon, they have a soothing effect.
SINOERS and 'PUBLIO SPEAKERS nee them to
clear and strengthort the voice. ' •
Owing to tho 'good reputatlowand nropufarity of tho
Troches, many vorthloss and clump imitations Oro of ,
forod, Which aro'good for nothing. >Be ' pure to obtain
-
thqtroo:, • , , •
-•
The Confessi ons of an Invalid,
1114IIBLIKERB for tho benefit of young min and others
jE whirsuffered from Nervous Debility,oBt.,supplying
the means of self.cure. Written by ono who _cured
nod soot free on receiving a post•pald directed
envelope. Address, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
Brooklyn, N. Y-4m.
A,GENTLEBIAN who suffered for yearn from Nor.
vows Debilily, rromatiaro Decay, and all tho effects of
youthful indikrefion, will, for the salco;of suffering hu•
manitypiend free td all who need. it,the receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy by which ho
:was cured. Sufferers wishing to profiti by the adver-
Maces experience, can do so by addressing In perfect
confidence JOEIN OUDFN.
May 26,'6-Iy. No. 42 Cedar iitreet, New Yort-;.
The Ladles' Swoosh, Club, of Now York,
recently changed their discussions from woman's suffer ,
ago to flair preparations and Pimple Banishers. They,
declared that were 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 overcame Sallownetts, Rough Skin and Ring
marks. and gave to the co taplaxion a- most clistingue
(SoroSiati) and marble-like appearance (dangerous to
men no doubt); and that Lyon's Kathairou ma'do the'
Hair grow thick, 'soft and awful pretty, and. moreover
prevented it from turning gray. IC the proprietors of
these articles did not send their sisters an invoice, they
re not smart.—May 4,1870-ren).
MEI
Soma Srocic lon. 1870.—Hugh Young dc Co.
have just received their first installment of Wall
Paper, Window Paper, and Cloth Shades, for
Spring 'trodo,' which 'will ,hO sold cheaper than
over: •' Borders, Window Fixtures, Cords, Tass
els, Gilt Cornices, Picture n4ils, and everything
else that belongs to the trade. Come • and prico
our goods, and examine theM t beforis purchasing
elsewhere. Specimens and prices sent by mail
to any part of the county.
N. B. Our stook is the largest over brought
into the county, and we don't intend to bo under
sold. . HUGH YOUNG & Co.
IVollsboro, March 0, 1870.-tf.
The McFarland Trial End&
Gold Down, Goods Down, and Specie
Payment Resuthed !
of ahnost every quality, style and price, and an
endloSs variety. Drop in and take a lank through
our now stook and ho convinced.
CLOTHS & A,SSIMERES
of ovary description, and clothing made to order
in the very best etylo, and warranted. Also,
SPEO.LAZ ,NOTICES.
Brown's Bronchial ViOches.
. , . soL nvErtlonEnß 7 ide0.1.'69-6m.
ERRORS Or YOUIIII.
all Paper, Window Paper & 'Cloth Shades.
and so is tho High Peep of Goods at
~7i~te~r~ c'~C'~:ui~ia~ : iißj'uliii-~y~e.
fiLE i.V. 1 GOODS
Ladies' Dress Goods,
boautiful ntylos, large assortment and cheap
CUTTING 'DONE
in any stylo l desirad
lIIHDY MADE CLOTHING
always on hand to lit a customer at once
Nos. 16, 20; and 27, containing 400 yds. lOc.
30, 36, snd 40, " .000 yds.lse,
" 50, GO, 70, and 90 " 700 yds. 25c.
: i tV'e aro also Agents for tho celebrated 'HONE
.4 CO'S Sowing Machines. .
WILSON VAN VALKENBUI
ji
Wollsboro, Juno.ls, 1869.'
. ,
. P .
•,'
. 11.1110PHREY & Co.
OPPOSITE tie the Trazlett House, TIOGA,
Pa., ••,•1 constantly en hand a largo assort
inditt of F:r; ly
Groceries and Provisions,
FLOUR . i'EM), AND MEAL, PORK,
BUTTER, I,ARD, CIiEESE, &c.
, •:X1.91 Prices doln to the bottom figures,
Mity 18; 1870.-3 rs. A..IIIIIVIPIIREY 16 00
• ITIVEIt, STATES
Internal lleArenue Taxl,
OTICE is beroly given, that the annual
1.11 list of taxes forilB7o aro now duo. All per
ions owing tho United States for Taxes in Tioga
County, aro request° to call at my offico over
Writ. Adams' Store, i Mansfield, on or Wore
the 10thAY OF J E next, and,,pay their
' indebtedness, or cost will be made. For •the
'convenience of Tax p crs, I will be at
4TlOGA,llazlott's I itol, Friday Juno 3, from
101 t, n. to 4 p. m.
''II"AWRENOEVILL
day4uno 4; from 10 a.
lILOSSBURO, Ooli
JunO 0, from 10 a. m.
ACADEMY CORN
Wednesday June 8, fr
'.W;FILLSIIOItQ, D,
Eday Juno 9, from 10. a.
All that send moue,
throe cent postage stain
at their own risk. ' •
De by Col., Ti ,
June 1,1870-2 t.
Ell
L
P
tt,
Daggett's Hotel, Saiur
• . to 3 p. m.
mith's Hotel, Monday
3 p. m.
CS, Cowanosquo House,
10 a. m. to 4 p. tn., •
Holiday's HOtel, Thurs.
[.to 4 p.m.
by Mail must onolosa a
for return receipt, rind
W. E. ADAMS,
a Co, 18th Dist:,
NEW q-OODS
D
A
No. 3, Concert Block, Corning, N. Y.
PAISLEY SHAWLS,
Opon Centres and Small Centres, in Blacks and &allots
ARABS, A. T. Stewart's & M. Landerbergen's Styles.
Spring shawls,
DRESS GOODS.
In Great Variety. PARASOLS from $l,OO to $5,00 each. SUN 'UMBRELLAS from $1,25 t.o
$2,75 each. RID GLOVES—the Josephene Seafuless, warran tett. equal to any in market.
\
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.I • -
.
. ..
• -
, . 3-1 - CoCkl, .oE3l3.l"rtis,
. _
From our regular manufacturer at still lower prices. CORSETS in great variety from the
Worcester C(yset Co. at low prices.: WHITE PEQUE in great variety from 311 to 621 e.
PRINTS, GINGRAMS, SIIEETINCS, SIIIRTINGS,
TRENTON PLAIDS for Children's Woar. Tho best cheap lgoods in market
least, we have an entire NEW STOCK of
Serge and Pebble Goat
FOR LADIES, MISSES AND OHILDREN, in Button Boots, Polish Boots, Congress Gaiters,
also Berge Goods foxed in Fine work. We keep
J. RICHARDSON'S MAKE,
Elmira, an endless variety, which is warranted by us as equal to any made. CALL and see US
o lively star°, and iittong itiaucarnents to buy.
/S 2 r .-
THE FOLSOM IMPROVED Twonty-Frio dot
, tar Family Sowing Machine. Tho cheupeilt
1' mit Olivia Machine in the Market. Agents wanted in
c re 'ry ?Mon. Litioral commission allowed. For terms
and cirenlor, ailtleoss,-A. S. ITAXLILTON, lion. Ageut,No.
700 Chestnut St., Philadoldhia. Pa.
The Subscriber
WOULD respectfully call the attention of
closo purchasers to his now and extenssive
stock of
MERCHANDISE,
; just received, such as
DRY Goons,
SHAWLS , DOMESTICS, or ALL UNDS,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, COT
TON MATTINOS, PLAIN AND .
COLORED, TABLE LINEN,
BED—SPREADS, '
•
Window Drapery, and : an endless variety of
GLOVES, RIBBONS, PAR
ASOLS OF ALL STYLE AND PRICES.
The
Clothing
Department will ho found - full and complete,
including =any new stylos of fine Goods, made
up, and in tho piece. All aro invited to call
examine. Also an endless variety of
SHOES,
very cheap at THOMAS HARDEN'S
WeWhore, Juno 1, 1870.
•
NOW - SPRING IIILLINORY
AND FANCY GOODS.
MRS. SOFIELD has returned from tho City
with an assortment of Now Goods to which
rho invites the attention of the ladies of Wells
boro and vicinity. Her stock comprises a choice
selection Of'
STRAW GOODS, LACES, RIBBONS,
FLOWERS, KID GLOVES,, HAND
' • KERCif.IEPS, COLLARS, FANS ;
EMBROIDERIES, and a vari
ety of WHITE GOODS.
Thankfid foro thm generous patronage of the
past, shb 'hope's merit a continuance of the
same, Bonnets & Hata' repaired to order.
Tom- I am also agont for the Willoox
Sowing Mociiino. Mrs. A. J. SOFIELD.
Wellsboro April 20, 1870. tf
100,006* PONDS WOOL
WANTED. '
A LSO, $10,060 DOLLARS WORTH OF
Goods,
To ho 891(1 at tho lowest break down prices, at
• - ACADEMY CORNERS, PA. •
Juno, 6, '7O-tf. PURPLE 4t, DEMEAUX
MILLS & WATER POWER
FOR SALR.
TRE GRIST AND GANG SAW MILLS
on Crooked Creek, and on tbo Railroad
now building, will be sold on favorable terms by
E. BAYER, ,
June 1,18704 t. ' Tioga,
J. 4.-PARBONS COLUMN'.`
AT
PARSONS &
PLAID, PLAIN and STRIPED
S ,
J. A. PARSONS & CO.
$9Oll
"'WANTED an uctivo man, in
."Aitcli County in tho States, to travel
and take orders :by sample, for ThA, COFFEE, and
SPICES. To sulthhle men we will give a salary of
$9OO to $l,OOO a yetW, above traveling and other expel),
nes, and A reasonable commission on solea.
linmediatoapplicationsare solicital from proper par
ties. References exchanged. Apply to, or natives,'
im
eaediatcl3', J. PACICEIit & CO.,
"Continental Mills."
384 Bowery, New York.
dlu•il •2G, IS7O-4t
E. H. Harris'
I CELEBRATED. BAKING POWDERS
for solo by'
Fob. 2, 1810. P. R. WILLIAMS 'itz CO.
•The Place to Buy Gioceries.
,
L. F. TRUMAN.
A b V y I
J. N o L t taken ßo t w h e e nfor Store
dry f g o r
Bode,erly
aortToiend
H .
I +
vorted it into a
• ,
i
GROCERY 8/ PROVISION
~.
t,
ESTABLIsHmEN
.i-'
everything fresh and goOd can fonnd here,.
and at prices Co please.' i
TEAS, COFFEES, SUO RS, MO
LASSES, FISH, &C., Sqc., • ,
t
' •to suit all- ! '
Call and see us, that we may erinvince you
of the fact that our motto is, " Cheap, Quick
Sales, annd Stn6ll Profits."
~ -•
. L. F. TRUMAN.
Wollsboro, Feb. 23,1870-tf.
; P'; is ; P . ; ; ;
TO THE WORKINO OLASS.—Wo aro now prepared
to furnish n.ll classes with constant employment at
home, the week+ of the time or for the spare momenta.
Business new, Belt and profitable. Persons of either
sex easily earn from 60c. to $6 per evening. and a pro
portional sum. by devoting their whole time to the
business. Boys and girls earn nearly as much as men.
Tbnt all who see this notice may send their address, and
test the business, we motto this unparalleled offer :
To sash as aro not well satisfied, wo will send $1 to pay
for the trouble of writing. Full particulars, a valu
able sample, which will do to commonco work on, and
a copy of The People's Literary Lbmpanfon—orie of the
largest and best family newspapers published—rill sent
free by mail. Reader, if ,you want permanent, profi
table work, rddross E. iJ.• ALLEN $t CO:, Augusta
Maine. March 10, 1870.-0 m
lOWA LAND AGENCY.
THE subscriber would inform tho publio. that
. he has tho agency of a quantity of
'IOWA LANDS,.
whiOt ho will sell for cash, or exchange for real
or personal property, on reasonable terms.
GREAT BARGAINS' OFFERED.
He would say that be has examined the prop
erty and titles for himself, and believes he can
melee it for the intoroet of persons going West,
to'give him a call heftwo purchasing elsewhere.
For particulars, inquire of t 3. D. GOODELL,
May I '7O ly Sabinavillo, Tioga Co., Pa.
MINE lIARTk'ORD LIFE AND ANNUITY
INSURANCE COMPANY wants good mon
as agents in this County. Tho Interest Bearing
Plan, exclusively used by this company; enables
agents to do ) a large business and obtain insur
ance where no other plan will, on account of its
thoroughly onuitable features; providing as it
duos, income during life, and giving exact itts7
tico to all, old or young. Agents can secure
unusually good contracts by addressing,
KINGSBURY cf.: KELLOGG, Gon'l Agte.,l
03 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Juno 8,1870-4 t.
TO STOCK GROWERS.
MR M
. M. D. RIM ,
of Charleston, Pa: has a
fine hloculed Alderney Bull, which ho
keeps fur service at tlio aboverilaco, or will trav
el two miles in nny direction to accommodate
farmers. Saryico, 42 to insure..
Juno 8,1870-20+ • ' M. D. RICE.
NEW SPRING
ANEW and desirable stock of Goods Can
again be found at
'ICKHAM ir FARR'S,
Wo do not bout the largest, but a stook well
and carefully selected, and bought atriotly for
Cash, saving all interest and discounts - which
purchasers will at once perceive they have in their
favor. Most articles in the
mazt:w ,R.c.•ox:Piet
WOODEN WARE, AND CROCKERY
can co found at prices which always guarantee
their pale.
CALL A. SEE FOR YOURSELVES
May 4, 1870-tf.
- DENTIST,
o. 10, MAIN TBEET,
1 1 :4VP I S CI VELLSBORO, PA.
AB. EASTMAN has the largest stook of
• teeth over kept in Tioga county. Also a
saw INPROVEUENT, never before offered to the
public, with which ho can give more perfect sets
of tooth than can possibly be made on any other
plan yet known. [See testimonial at the office.]
Nitrous oxide gas administered with remarka
ble effect.; rendering the extraction of teeth pain
less, and oven pleasant. Two new and complete
gasometers in, operation, furnishing a full sup
ply of fresh gas at all timps.
Special attention paid to filling and preserva
tion of the natural teeth. Prices to suit all.
Feb 2 '7O tf
L"" - "EUREKA." Smoking
lard's ' Tobacco.
I. au excellent article of granulat d Virginia; wher
ever introduced it le nniversally addddMired. It is put .
up in handsome muslirnbags, in which orders for
'Meerschaum Pipes aro daily packed.
L L .01 1 4 YACHT- CLUB SMOKIOG
TOBACCp
Classed by all who consume is as tho "finest ofall;" it
is mado, of the choicest leaf grown; it is anti:nervotts.
in its offeots, as the Nicotine has been extracted; it:
loaves no disagreeablo tasto after smoking ; It is very •
mild, light in color and weight, honco one pound will
last as long as 3of ordinary tobacco. In this brand wo
also pack orders every day for first quality Meerschaum
Pipes. 'Pry it and convince yourselvos it is all it claims
to be, "File MUST OF ALL."
Last but not
Lom, CENTURY f""'"
LARD'S °SACCO
This brand of Out Chewing Tobacco has no equal or
superior anywhere. It_
- is Without doubt the best chew
ing tobacco in the countryi
Have now been in general neo in the 'United States
over 110 years, and still acknowledged "the 'beet";
wherever need.
If your storekeeper does not have these articles for - -
sale, askilim to get them; they are sold by respectablet
jobbers almost everywhere.
Circular and prices forwarded on application.
I' LORILLARD & CO., New York.
March 16,1870-3
ANOill
SEE WHAT SELLING FOR CASH!
Our Prices To-Day.
4 •
Best White Wheat Flour ST pr bb1.1,75 pr. sack
" Redwitnter 56,50 " 1,42 "
"f XX. Siring Wheat, 6,00 " 1.50
Buckwheat Flour, 3,00 per 100 lbs.
Best Feed, 2,00 " . " ' it
Bran and Shorts 1,50 " 1 "
Meal 2,25 " -"
Those prices only FOR CASH.
WRIGHT 6: BAILEY
All persons not baring settled with us, can
not blame us now if they find their accounts and
notes loft with an attorney for collection. We
give duo notice. W 4. t: B.
BAGS.—Wo want all persons having any bags
with our mark on them, to return the same at
once, as we shall tako steps to socure them.- 7 ,
Wohavo 500 bags scattered among the people. I"
WRIGIIT A. BAILEY.
The AIR, LINE CoachesA
1870 'ILI 1870•
•
La. vs
ANOTHER MAN OVERBOARD.
AN attempt to confiscate the Air Line Coach
es, which proved to ho too light for heavy
business. The Air trine is a paying business—
it pays the travelers and proprietors. So we all
say LET HER RIP !
The Air Line stages leave Wollsboro at 5 a.m.
and 11 a.m., arriving at Tiogn at 7/ a.m. and 1i
-p.m. Loaves Tioga at 11 a.m. and fi pm , arri
ving at Wcllaboro at 1 p.m. and S
in" - Tho Air Line coaches alrinect with trains
of the Blossburg and Corning railroad, and the
stages leaving Wollsbore for Cedar Run, ,lersay
Shore, Pine Creak, Gaines and Coudersport.
._77-Orders left at Trunian's express_office, or
the hollle, will be attendod to.
•i F. D. BUNNELL th CO.
May 11,1870, tf
THIS Burson I offer the finest assortment of
FLOWERS ever found outside the city, em
bracing
Fnelksias, Geraniums, Aellotropes,
Verbenan, Roses and Ornamen- °
tal Foliaged Plants, &c.,
which I offer at prices within the reach of all the
lovers of the beautiful; also
Vegetable Plants,
in their. season, and all, the bettor sorts of
GRAPE VINES. All kinds of
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS
for sale, from tho most reliable seed men at Mc-
Cabe & Mix's Nursery, Now Block. Cstalogues
will be sent free on 'application.
Ordora from unknown correspondents, unless
accompanied by the cash or, satisfactory refer
onco, will be sent by Express—C. 0. D.
No charge for boxing and packing. Boquets
and Wreaths mado to order.
Towanda, April 27,1810-3 m HARRY MIX.
82,000 A TEAR AND DXPENSES
To Agents to sell the celebrated WILSON SEW
ING} MACHINES: Tho host machine in the
world. Stitch alike on Loth' aide,. ONE Mecum,
WITHOUT MoNov. For- further particulars, ad
dress 26 N. 9th St., Philad'u, Pa. Air. f--3m
OTICE.—Wo hereby forbid anyperson true
-1,11 ting or harboring our father, Jacob Gra
ham, on our account, as we shall pay no debts
of his contracting after this date. •
JOSEPH GRAHAM,
HENRY GRAHAM,
ICHABOD GRAHAM.
Jackson, May 27, 1870. 3m
WH LEAD, LINSKRD OIL,
and
PAINTERS' MATERIALS or ALL KINDS,
for sale cheaper than at any other establishment
in Tioga county. at
°P. It. WILLIAMS & CO'S.
Tioga, Pa.
Groceries, I
LINE,
WIOICHAId lc FARR.,
sA. B. EASTMAN,
Special Notice.
Lotillard's Snuffs
it TUMBLE!
Cash 1870 ;1_
Green ' Houses.
OODS,
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