151
and. Doititt . re:l'4 Stages , 'll t
ISE
II
•
rifillgStagaa r nnint over
the Moron routes from
IrVeliab9ro, , ,VCI4 „depaff. and:
• arrlro -as' follopa frot h the
Viaz-is Walleboro Pobt (Minot ! 4
titisono & Tim:lc—Depart 0 & 10, a. arrive 134
,• "and VcOlocky.:,m. ;
A . _
ifttianoso't MaNerttn.—Depart 8a; re.;l,arrita 8 p. m
glltspoßo k coroEnaroar.—Dep. Mon. & Thnr.2 pcm.
arrive Mcriday &Thursdpy at 12m.
0 . 1131 . 2.31t0 &,3znasr Snons.—D.Oart Mon. a Thur. Da m
. arrive ra6Bday* ri . .6 p.m • •. •
Ifni:pogo .4; Srotrt Boar—.Dap. k 'Fri lii y 'at 3
p. m, Ayr; kriddy . at I?,m. ,
TIOR COUNTY AGITATOR.
Local Items._
EMI
WEDNESDAY; AUGUST -17, 1870.
NOW, Advertisements.
6lVOrie s-0 . D. Sill. - • _
Life Insurance—A. L. ?Jonroe. •
Jiouse and Lot for Salo—Mre. Stevens
For SaleEllaa Tipple. - - • •
For Salo—O; 11. Soyniniir.
„Far Sala_or Ront-0. H. BoSfrnonr.
Breen tor'e Notico--Lowis800loy.• •
Select School.—Dire. N. hart.
Cancers—Buchanan 4%, Down.
_ .
ACCI §ENT.—A -- son of - Mr. — Mororoy,
on Mein a reet,'(thie iicietvieil: nab* t'ro . ln
a hullo en Wednesday . feet , bruieingAind teasi ng
the leg terribly Anat. .below the knee., Dr. J.
Shearer tlfeaaed•the irotind, indrthe'vonng man,
we learn, la , • •
U-'—See -You what ',1:7-C" has
to ny on the weather In CantOti, printed on first
page. T l . e story xultst true;' Par . ,;!_ohn Smith
II yet altri and in good health. :Ati:yof„bui Otit
dere' who hate a eoriosity to see him,' eon 'ensily
/ad him Out. - • , ;
• HEttbiC PARK Abi4O(I4.A.TIUN.--Tite
i
ir
Septeinb meeting of this Association promises
to be a g' eat Iliingl ot i its ,kind.; i,36,50° premi.
ma aro fired. There are .four
.days! trotting,
to wit : Sept. 13, 14,13, 18. $lB,OOO will be giv
en,for an horse beating , 2 .;17}, 'ln pr:ii . lttat.rnaia.
No doub tbero will ba a great orotl.
TnE TURF —A matched trot is ad ,
vertieed to oomo off . on the Wellsbore Defying
Park, Aug. 20, 1870, at 21. ltli, , lieleveerilal eel.
ebrated horses Jupiter and Jeff. Davis, for a
puree of $2OO. 'The trod: has recently theca put
in good condition,and the sporting men will no
doubt have a gala day., , -
-
LvTLE Bas:--,The'pmallest wan
ing is the euewbe'selbrbiniself for tbee.centi.
LTbe Burgess - Lai - suepewled work on the
otrents for the present. •
—Wedding, invitiitiou eqd siailing cards neat
ly exectuted at Clue 666. • ,
, Foley, - tbe jeweler by . trade who Works at'
it, boo juot receired now additioise of fancy goods,
to Ivo already taiga assoittiteit,
—C. L. Wi!cos, has broke ground preparatory
to the erection of a :brieir Store on Main it., ad
joining Thee. Harderee. -
—Mr. C: B. 'Kelley is in New York'pnrohasing
goods.. , His customere way 1,.x.k for a nice ag
.
gortmeat when be returns. •
To
Jvs:Tslcg-,OF T>~ ti .
Melt'le,t Oepeet.culty httention'
of Jitsil‘its tf. 11:1014. whieh;ithie i it IlieST ' dnty
In Bald I,p sran'scrilite tilaseii:Ven‘4l . ays
before Cnart. Thuse ‘,t hich thereafter•leeutru•
late, MU) be Bent up - at Cuurt. Under, the trres*
eat fkractior• ut sending uont, until t purr cute,
he is unable to prepa \ re causes in se..ientl
Rt:JEcTEiI PROP4ALS.—Nyel)ave ' re-,
cei%,Li Pe v en* I iiropoealfj at this' otficii; offuring to
furniFlt paper for the Amt./6713a with (%e Ode
printed at a very low price. Wo decline tho offer
for the fctilowl»g rempotio
Ist. Wo elwaticl 'fool as 03017,11 we were' weving
borrowed clothes.
2.1. The paper won 1.1 he a poor reproaentation
Of the phtco whilt,t , it, IR pit Wished.
3.1, Ft ‘votild i bo q Jo mails of utlitra,
printed on the pviie torn', Only slvtipping heady.
4th, We hn re tie desire to sail unilyr take oofora.
.3th, W' would roti oily patronirer the !space due
tbetatiol twit:ego - av their infererts
1;11): ‘V110:1 11"(• 111 trait it rill
Ln 1711.11/ :11111 not lhnan tfli.) propags):
N',• trarl i 11.1 , alstlre 1'017'0114 Will 114 S*11 . 1.1 . 11:010Ty
HO the pill ties alt letters containing
Oft 1+.14111::l(11. 111:q.1d k . 1111111%! , 11 , 0143 . intn Iha WrlltO•
lkilikfq •
11\v;i1NK:-:s Cit.x.N_(.4la.i.-1.11, IL. E. Va.tl
Ih n:c u 1 ray hiP litrinez‘f, i n L a
join: Mr. A 1.1 t 1106'
[,,t% 11. V1'111.400
11 voi yt;pA 41.1 y
bard, I
, 31r. Dvatt:i we aro !,,pl4t, ly dOOll to 61!
61..41" cil iBo hurel niver,tly kvpt.aly :11 r
D. 11,,I;aa)
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11
Thi, (3rilti• It) 1.13 cvmdttotti by VII% A .
Orivki.,,ht.) or the IVeStriPitt 11134 not,
Mr. Itunnt•l:ta rel.. rtv.l. %%41'011114July iniononen
the r.t. f, V.110t) thy hollge. ;$ rendy . t.t. open: ' 4 ' 4 ,
. 1.11,11, anoooneing the il.l).frif 11 , a1,1
that ~t ir (411 frittutl 13,.t , mat.
mine= 1111f1.1/Ing I IC "i2Vetl ten's
of d.:alittg "tit Illtilne ' S baVerag9..... , l
be,, tito !.. , •v, , ;t•l his
-_, •
I,li): l Nurtm.a.l., :SCHOOL:',-We art
glad to .11.11113LIItCe that the trusteti: , have DULY in
kattreret 'ttaprot - eutetan vii . the ~Noritril Stti.)ol
but ling. at Alatif,tiold; which %id', add ;really to
rho a .. ant,..•:l:fiitols nt the iireieuti , ,ni 6,r a Lit
.g.\
p,r twatt,-v of paw:- A l-r'ipeb -roll . Al let
twt tiw wholo.hattiling, dna to Lint') n'ut lo in
-1,,,f,t,• s::tli th.•pill litth( of the rt.:hoot:1011e flint'
Vitto.:o .1 hl. al'.l ruir-e Ito the rows heret.),
foto , •• , •1 al• elc, few; arartwenttt, ••, !he that \‘
sh:tH 1- at ouzo.he t tltblut Lind otr,Lotc s tat.. "flicy
ir,,,..4ry 16%. and ill ,uitt ti to the par es
fo; %vim b tbt.y have hcen u,.. , ,.1. Ibi, aangv
will 1%. :1,W3)64.itt.1 the !Sky lights by whit! theSo
Nric, 0. ere ,ligt,tot at,d satizitarl, and. greatly.
:Ad, 1 ., .b e b,.„,,iy ~t ow LusLling. It will It/$(.O
01:1114 the z.clioni 4o ai:9113/1/titlt* Sollie forty or,
III ) 111(.1, i•oittit, - rho co,t will be atdat $2,:7,00,
and thaexp t •usea will Le Wet 1,3 -. 4 11)40 frOLII ri,:.,j
drnt 4.1 , iz,t,5, for whioh no ndtieot.tail the Trutt-
'L.:I. ~, , , ,:ee• indiriaoally resp,n3lbl4. • -the itietil
tutien 11., r , ay ingAnd ire have tto doubt the prof
t! *ill calico; (Item in due season •
PERsoNAr,.—Jervis Langtion, one of
the oldest arld'.utort respectable aitir.ons of Elm
n. ?lied in th...t city the tiih inst. He came
to Elwira prilr H d
e was of the oi lurn
btring tirm Arida Uh k Laagtion," iyhich at
one woe ail a Leary eaunts.—
neei....lit awakens some of hur ea:rliiest rt.-ounce
tii/le. °Alit rtV ar.l. Le g.iccit in the coal bui•
' , b.', Iron. whieb'ho real Leal a.-large fortune. '
nas a va:ual - il° ettlixo, and Wilt hu greatly
in Elinir.t, ;churn lie Was Inve.d or bin per
tqcll 4.n-ill, and highly ~ .".eder mod fur hi° public
oh:Tn.°. • _ . - c
Tito AdrcrriA, r r him
Mr. Idtagdeu FO inurkc:l his la by hie daily
conversation, that hie death to person
hinle7lfiT7 l / 4 4.-“ , ry ht.usellald pf Guy
city
his mc i a ,- G , , : r „ or ,. araithaiically a
1(.41 man hd s..hu t. rupt. Mdy the great
vault,. which dipritsgiiiphad hip turr.r le
t'ea-un. , l up to lLe 1.11111 11 tie 011.0.0 may we
hope that 4iherx toil spring up in ttix ),lame, alike
Ithe , l ;ON. hiesn d , f.y tehuui umi 'through
'how our community ni.ty o .ntinUF th profit
hiQ.example.'7! •
•
--N E Iluatin g s has :wen- traveling thiriagli
Miehipn. Ha sag t the crupipaok well.'
. •
—pr eseor C. O. Thompson and wife have_ re•
leaned fro:a their trip ouch. ..
--- Mrs. M. Me I,allar l mil timelier, who have
imely k•rn on a visit 1,1 their frimulo at Mitchell
' l4 ' 6 , h ire ~.i.!t mat on their return t , their 11,..tne'
In San Prariei4eo, via the Nelda ' rriiiroa.i. One
Welk te , quidielies the journey. • • -
--.llr. 1,. lingers retiree froto the editorial man.
IgiTlent of th,, 31 , 1try,,t, '.ll/0? N. 11. dc J. C.'
Sant tia‘c entire control of tile paper. Mr. tto-
MS bus conducted the Miner with ability, per—
tieulstly in matters of State politic, and we. are
lorry hear he !cares the profession. • •
''''Alf , Wm. B. Bowen Las been on' triprlyost
to liapal i and hee'returned to ' turf, it'llc6i
go, with the.intention, we . believe,. or , 0111114
p e r'lnsnently in KanSas.
—James White, a son of lion. R. o.lsMte, if
thi l village, returned home from the West laM
Rock, lie bits been in the territorsee arid Cali
Lrnia. • .
—Messia. Bache and Smith 1!sro tptiFned from
t hrir trip in North Carolina.
•• : filaskißititi)'9.=lifi: 11.... J ( 1 .% ' Itittiifitt
I /
iirtio IWO in a very nice reside cepa. the ,l l ol-titier
A's proverbial for keeping extr . breedi'tit'ilierstro
eat tie; lipgs, ..41.44,, chielleit ii; , : 04:"atid , ‘ - tliese, tati f
a littleaheadiif any_e'nii.,;Vikil ltitafiilvisliiiiiiiii, -
habitation a short tithe Slade, tut "attention} was
called. to a large over•groltrt, Jlrabapa rooster'-
whom it is said, when • ilea crows, the who a.
neighborhood is thrown bite .commation. lie is
disoribed as follow s i l 1 • .•-..- •• ";• '- • ',.: ',.
•
, •On the hill-sido•whep •the sun wog low, , •
Not nitiniintiiithifagei," i'' ' :'. - . „ "::•1
A -mighty Brahma's, arrtiil crow .'• -.:, , :.
1 - Broke on the deep t anquility. - . ,
Bat hill side Ea* imelthe eight,
.
W hen' the, roosterrOso a' broad' day. I lib t, : • ' '',"
1
To exterminate in tlea&y fight „ 5 • ~ , ,
The short-legged ( CLina'siMaJetity., •••::: ~,
, Then rushed tho drepdf 1" battles t 00 ,7
'Then flew the feathers. f i'irid'irlile'; - - ' :',
• . But lender than all ele beside, - , ... , ,
- ' !he Bobtail, creme trininphailt/Y-, ". 1
_ln quick succession all roped, • • i
' 1
The neighborhood vier_ quite dismayed, '
'
4 4 Cured the -nnusual s node, . ,
In terms of great it verity. ' ' • ' 1
•,, The battle's , ended—now oriee ‘ mere, • --
Peace is restored as hetletefore, , , ' "„, '..:
, ..
• And thanks arise to lieriien.Cier - ' ' k. :I
,
„. The cessation, otainh hostility. ,
.4.ll!—few 'cyanid mourn;nai many weep,
If in some anrk,'lleinlit rA' iont
fa hot , — -
Shoff
OSSIp;
. p
ad, to. nigh to
, . . , .. . ..
li r oW, Elossip,l,ivarn yon 'of , Misanthrepy.• I
bid YoU turn nytay from - Bitch, tlionglitti k and /
i
etop you, ere yon say ell ie . I . ll..broodingt . of to
manyit ours world ,promp l , you to .
av I
. becaueo ~
know full spell the Ivorldleffullot honest, 4 )4119.0
Work' to bo chine; .. I, who !tiara: known : : so many, :
and alt so long,, have licenee. to speak : of ,t.ta;iii,.
her world—Nat sphere witiall ilk hidden ta•all'
save the Immediate participants.' 4.11 - ,havoitiolt:
sorrows, all their griefs) pll their boors 'of 41(;1
port:dem:ly; and some a , hinging for the yasftl - - -
taratoopen, heforo tpe,*Q. It., 1011 e -common'
lot, kccause we all are hylaiii *lt should `. teach
us that we'are htimail-.4 nt we. travel heremit-,
long,
,stedi ycry - soon will)toirriejr:te the '*erld
unknown; but which - we tray: -know, If we will>
andieeo by the light of - C4l9;e, if .we will I ?ellisYti•
A. long, wearitome v i
it May he, lonely *ay, ntia
yersing_whieh we grow .out sore and '.desolate, ih
soul, if we want the cheerful light of that : Olt:EST
itoFF of the - eternal hoiChfter; bet if we , would
look heyordb - naught eain .weary,. nothing make
deeolutei, WO, ..cisrry h - udsp l e With ; e light - end'
C•literful: heart awl easyt
step, if- inspired. by
- love
io count thou • uothin. Think °Utile mother;
who, begintling with the playthl' Pastime - rid
i
listless pleasure of a u w home, the first in,Wed.
clod life; Comes ut'lest t i tee tiro cares in/ditties
multlply.to itifluity,m asurcd .by. Ite,..ftitau 614 ,
ability ,to•neet thourad -; - yet'sbebeartrail with a.
bhoerful heart; and stunts, hothi z o'g btu - Ansel:ti r e
which . love- prompts her to do!, W4hout.eueb
tender ' atfection for h er
chitd;:etioh lithe,' 'carp.
Might he . counted .or-'tortured into ~ a .hardship,.
and Oftli" life made niiieralife uti:thiniaginarYtiou=
tiles: , Itt is.iiot for us tddelva.in such plaCea,fe . i
suicidal Misery - . - EctO gh coinee:litithout our go-:
ing after it. The . ~ &t is, we are.n.oilinueli - : we
are only itifinitesimal atoms, all' dependent upon
each other in / the infinite whole; and whoa we
contend against. the world, We' War against our.
selves ; 36r are we uurim part of ii ? 'lt is hope
which , tikes the - w•orli light ; love, Which 'trans
fer & all.4.rce to p+sures :, lose .of the world,
c
9 de up Ot geed area l anti women, to make the
-1.,, toying better; love luf home,,, tom 'of Triendt; ,
but, ,heat of all, the ore infinitelovoirkieh stiaos
and dissipates all our, sorrows, brightens and
beautnies ati out pleasures, and saves is from the.
. ~
el its which transgressions bring upon us.
,Scsl' w Mild 'not "have you look al way
.. ti pop: the
;lark side:. Take a I cheerful view of things:4-
Lgolt about you lu. the world; and it you cannot
pun enough to enjoy in your own right s at lira!,
console with the thought that ,trans', tranyhave
darker, sterner livta,befure - tbsin, ' -.• •
1
Dear dame, }ou mistake me, if you think 1,,
dread thb hardships of life—that.is, .the struggle
fur oompetenee or elittrawer ; they are my lnAt,
friendv - Work is - iny_gratt - rellelLeach day "I
c balm in,y iieif :avow to - theili -- i.r-or...tabor,•": and thren if,
mot therois - work to he dune. - !I - ilk.; work for
own tueritV ileted.:l.llentms, Jar its vicious
inilue ,,,„ , I„i„ ti ,„ I w ou ld now indulge merely
for the vatiets which iL giyinettt t h e himiseve in
which We life is ter. I cannot 'target thebills,
the woods, the streams. They talked to rho so
fawiliatly, after' the dreary ' - witi . ter elostftl, , and
spring mime to let the light into benighted phi.
„ ca . . k t ,,, t a t e to leipit wpotinitture is, wit i ldierie4tl
--it is the gft . ..t I,ighlive , in, which the . senl grows
finnliar with thjeternik round of ittemiliveciu.
lc tu3.lte,i r ne heft9,Thirger i w irer' - . niidlei,lll4 the i
, . i !....n
trot . DRUM". , ' l _ ,
..
- , ,-;
BLit W1.W.11 kinlir < c be,!timesThiljrie's. or , 'wortp
th:iii thdt, whun It stirs 3)evp..ll . to . iiicitagonei, in
'itoprolo•r habit:, it etars t . .,; be opp'ertunity, and
brio.nnee'n , enure a agairnd VarPelees. I.nok about
„•
'our groceries and billiard 'rooms, stores, hotols,
eountry ceriteridaciiv, timl 'see the 'ivtn3tedtirne
' , Thiel, .air youth', oC, worse yet, our acinits'ihrow
away in wart - se than u.erm!s pastime_l This isnot
1,.4 , are, it i , no: idleness: it is gross vice. The
impressions and "influencee seri', motion waves
winch ra,vea''ve..noi tor it'll iir,defuTaiitiea in the
foletutt, soul. till
.tkiti . _ become ettneretu mountains
..t cieC, aiiit woe, .yet. ivory day , wit see all this
itolidgml litter., us, and we shall sec, se long as
ti - .. w,u :4 Icumin's what it iloiv it..,„-Altthesc vi•
c..:8 arc entrenched l with Ith4,:power of\midiey,
.eotitributt..l in a bad cionie by here or gain and
until this power shall he overcome by liberalitY
r iv• rk •Ju the' opposite. !•:ifie, - tht.: evil will:eo'n
o-f
I=
CIE
bu4i
14s 11014
ttn,.w. tang as law allov‘i tad wei io Mali?
L Nieitnts habits profitable. by thus
incititttir gad stii ulating-the.grob?er nature of
man: this . great bane of , human tc!eiety, cyhiol! is
t.e.epporLunifs, it' not the eaue,'"ol•inore crime
urc lhaci any other one so-n.O evil, will
l onrinti r e io pf.pibUrt the world,
1.01 , -.(-d; dame, we have enough` tuugibie aoik
•: bait us to etnploy all human effort: fur the hot
, •
ertu4tit of the world, without reaching away In
c, trOli,l4len realm', wherein man may not s'oe
,•ith ilia natural ekes Tho great, mistake .0;
hat we 104 54 , far' away for something to do,
hat wo overlook Millie a:iilcf r alicout‘us, and see
ng, one of them, we do nothing ouvkelves, and
.e .4 ontent to put a toy pennies int the bog . 'i4
i si
: ui c iz .
i t
de la t . e ctli t i l lu c a a rt i c
ht t , a r.
e k: a u :vwh u
a l o ) 33. f e e b r s,
tpv t i h er e ,etst pope
popsooltth.ewhaeittahhveetiiss....
c , and the word:preached thereinds so far out
vacht of our natural senses, that - we go and
e awig, impressed that the minister must be
red, since he ens thinia, we are nriable h)
prebend, and makes them all plain to him
and mystery to - his hearers. Within a stone's
v is a suffering family, or a pliblie dance
.4s:.Sahhatla after Sabbath does the man el
preach the crucified Jesifs'aud icraetioo ai,)-
t nonsense. lie takes hold, or thinks he has
of things eternal; whereas he id grabbing
e dark, for eolue,thivig, ho knows not what ,
.
:ever ectohos anything4that the wort: timbers
ait L'e- draws his last breath and is, gone ; 7 ,-
the world gays be wil; a goothmarl, rase
ever did anythin wrongt '•Like p stetter,
lis-
ople The Hoe follow theihepheilf: that
my mro the salt of the earth to , savetbetti•
~- t h e y gersthet iseives well laid Awn in
. . .: ~
made After - dm old - recipe., invented 'when
CM
u$E,
ow
,Lll,
he iy.r..a' rnion . gun wai a . pistof;:shut titeir.eyes-,
li,r fear they way he eondeatinel for went or
, ,v4k0,.. of.,t , ti.; to sleep in the felf-oonseiods-'
~ ~ "f H I.pool pickle. able to eAvo' allwhe keep
nolir la:tie till the resurrection
. ' I
Not ny,:m itO i 9 the church than the world—dot
An muo.h : and wc mil i v not hide behind others'
fnnliK orsel‘e.: w 8 ..834eli_miuister nnel
church thry-=we nre nil under liii:epbAigntions
t o coot i„ t t evil and do good. Wodo lint -little. of
should do morn: so`shatiit Stever
j eme ‘S . f. should begin at_ ktitne, take
darn the blinda;,,nad, runke _crime and wrong
ashamed, by pining them in their enormity, tr.
Cure Thin,lf we have DO enotigli of
puive;• to squeletithfurid - keep thetii down; nie:§
far iminnB •
( it - tot:F / 111ES AND, P RON' S.—We re
for l,ar rendert= to the advestisement of Mr. C. D.
Silt, Corning, N. N, in another coluinn. Mr.
fiill tins for nanny years„been engaged; in the
nhove tteine , s, slid Las by strict attention tbcre- .
to. and keeping the best assortment :=‘;f goods,
built.up a large trade, both in the whOlefate and
retail buiiness. is a prqpipt, reliable business
man, and alwa)s. - keeps a largo !took from 'which
anything desired can be ohtained.. PersOn'a 087
Ring Corning, 'aotild do ivelltp gall at his e.stab4
liehment, on Pine st., um the B. R. Depot. •
' ...• '''' ' ', :t : i` , - - i" " ":`, < ' - '1; i'il i-2 . ! 7. i. :a• r. 7 ;.• r. i' It
' ., ,,*4415rii4-Piw *ffic4ol:' :7 +i! Pk
'ieverertaye thaYe ltitr). In Ciintamplattiii a, tit
ter for intblication. SUbjeot i the . Mansfield bit
eial ground.., Object: the. raising • ; t:if z niiefe funds
toward the finial:4 rind - irisprovetnent Of . : said
toonnd. I hive hesitated only because I feared
Wound the feelings of thbso who have as yet
r
neglected to respond to letters asking aid in the
good work. To-day's Advertiser contains a corn.
municatlCßifrom "Somebody" censuring the de
lay of the committee having the matter in charge,
and , stigeljtoncludirig That sae, too, '" have &Pa:
up all hopes of dying.", As this Is not this deity
and we desire " everybedy"te have an opportu
nity to belP fonde, the groUnd where somebody
must surelille,l, will postpone 'my "plain,
pis
•
Frnislied tale? no' longer. -: - -—• .- '
The committee appointed at alitesitlhg Ateitl
fens Judd in IdaY last, due netipe of vrttieh was
given in your coinintie; confided of Mr. F. W.
Clark, Miss Amy A.,Davi,s.And • Mrs. A. M. Pitts.
As sooK as the subscription 'papers, with their
imposing legal heading, could bo made out, two
cif • i the ; eentinit ten ' , commenced
,thli ,campaign, ;
doubting not 1t .799. 11, a,' a... ebork,and,ttopessful
one. -It is dub to 'Mb ' - eitizeiis of Miakteld'e k itil
vicinity, to say that, jr,ith lety-exeeptions,*they
_hive responded nobly; j ,Zany, poor, hard working
men giving three or - flife dollers;'when We looked
for but one or two. There ere those who gavo
bat one donne, when we 'expected .fivii; but, the
majority have given cheerfully and libeially...'...-
*e have beetidiettppeinted hi : pot; !leering from
Some to'Witom letters bad' bben addressed, whose
hearts were enopoo4 to.bbliarut ;44 tbeir p ok.
tits well lined,..while,a,fidthful few hayo for ar
tied liberal sniii:'•`dan it be' that the hoar of
t.he silent ones have grown cold-as those of their
!''fends who Sleep on tip hillside, regardless of
the eurronudings f- i Or,
,tike romp gentlemen:
here, are they 4 waiting td see Whit style of * fertie .
is built," forgetal tit l the fact that tho ki*tici of
fence depends upon the aniouneinbsoribed ?
1 For the. information 'of all concerned, I pre
iwipt, a, statement • pf.fecte, eocarepiixited-,, Whan
njtii•had biOnippffieed,,, it . nd.:diffeOnt mjetiti§t,
building O. fence r s whiCh should not btiliplietiirld'
by frost every spring, pretty thoroughly discuss.
ed, a number, Fly generous , souls began to cryi
"Why noi•put--viii', fin irons fonee ?" And each
one added, " Ili : double , my, subscription t", It
fan
- from tongue to tiingte l _tiil :Age necessity of
re-eauvasising ,, ttierfield,
,if we would please the
people, becainelskaieiii. :1 5 610iiraili of this
how ;effort ja nearly Aqoct more. A fkynt in Zitaink
generously offered us - .i . discount fremJregular„ .t
prices of more thin s6o l.. andjt 'is four: intention
to Imt'up a neat' iron fence, three feet.'high', with
poets apbhorid in - Itionie eenk, below' thOltrost ,
level. To do.this, andmakw:tho s retueliiii)g three,
sides eetiuris wefneed•at leastslofi more.
. Wo appeal to every.POrson'hiving r a friend bit
. stied .in the Mansfield burying ground, to forward
n remittanceas Loon as be,,,for,,lSte s ierkfie this orti-
Oleovlkether previously solicited or \ net. Bend
eaon'ey:in r s egistored titters') aid ii s anr l lPosttilasteir:'
willlhave MIT receipt: 1 ..- :-/. -' : 'ff-, , 0i , • - .1-, ' ~..t
Any ono of'the sommittsi• Will gladly .ifeci3ive
, their offerings,- the:4enee shall • bei .. - eubstantlatly.
and spdedily huilt, , the; graves of ‘yettr Acrid pro.-
tected,.and this "shame to the .whale eotntaunl4..?
ty" changed to the credit side. :2 '- , i' ..•
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ONE OF TICS COLiITTEE.
ME
MEE
August, 5, 1870
: Mr. tdit i or`i:4llaiiiig oecabiOn !igei into
Dol
tpar a few days since, on arriving at the Delmar
cheese factory, I thc:ught,4l would stop and see
my old friend,'Mr.Eau Francis,- who makes
the cheese, and ift , also part owner of the factory.
Cif courso_l Must see' the. Chien. 'whiCh- I sup—
posed must be considerably " puffed'up' this hot
weather ; but, tomy surprise,.it w,ps.„ smooth
and-fair to look at us in oidluarYseifs - onsl'• -Nei
ther did irfond Francis ecinflo it . palC;tl up
,as he well might be, when conteinplatinffl his sue.
cede as a checoef_Maker.;l l li
• Now, Mt:. Editor, you ought to pay a visit to
that factor,y; it would do you good, ,or, any ono
=else; to icti - -the 'splendid : lot' of: eittic . s . o deposited
on the shelve:. Everything about the establish.
mont is iu order, s nd reflects credit on the man
ager. , As to' th,L . RiviliN :of t c cheese', yoti
knotv all about fvt; - titere..bas- been
quantity of it consumed iu this borough-already
the prcseut season., I am-glad tile -product. of
this factory : l4'Bo well'apPieeiated, not only,licre, s
but abroad; . -'Thera W Ord t -to n I atit
manufacture sent into bycoming,ovnt t ylast fall,
Ailieh was so satisfactory, - that there has been an
order gent 2 this,estrly.ln v iha..sonson ;i for,- anothor :
lot. S uCeeess tie With/ 4. r Franoip, Tor ei - diiiitirVis
it. And the farmers of - Dellar owe him a debt
of r,ratitude fos,what ; hef has done.- for them, in
enabling Olefin to derive some profit front their
milk dirrifif.; thariri woaihnr. - ICt."
_ ,
I,Aun , s (InEnir.- 2 SO . .1100 . 4 bits been
nailing again for Obserrer. Nonyenae, By-the
way, filvaid 'tliO j itniiiin'r or
Iliu.y.ol,iumliar, leans! Lind out l ip,m7„gralpiprr
There ore many c questiens-Mio,gratuutar m 14 1 ,114
settle that of. t.xf . 'eurari,ii rigsh hiLh,
hs;st TN - ellar-fa "gti
•
including tbd right; anY l oV ttlf priteie
hither. I.roat, or trust. iler ability to do this I
will not centpit;,.lruc,"entt„sho—,ber relentnqls
theen higher obligations )viiich already rest upon
her? Oud tude her
As such,'woman cannot be too well educated in
all that is useful, refinad and eitivetirii, crowning
the whole with that "wisdom. which is,from
above," without which all othdr linewledgecOhi;
bined cannot fully qualify)mr for the position
she is to fill. Thus qualified, and in her right
position, tehat . is, • theregroat and.noblo among
men, that we have not a right to expect as the
rcs.ult of her labor and her' influence? As ono
has. said " 3 1 7e0 in herself, she yet. gnome Co es,
ert an influence Second to that' of Who thade
or what she is. • By . her gentle firmness, her
right choice,'-und r 'unswerving adherenco to it,
she has luellifiTl the olidttrip,e, n ariti „tamed. eves
• : ;• 1- • s" "21 1 1 1.::
• ;
! • Tettipteg. arid ! ter hive ' ••••
• Empires-from earth have-passed.
F,ut.wom bath lefty trace
Thom? glOviof 4Q",0..n11Tit!" ,- - ,- . 7.1 - 7 :1
-In view, into, of woman's influence .ze she is
sit uatectrilrmil 6in eountry,Neith WI het
tages for culture anti elevation, ; can, Yr 9 consent
that.she he sent to the-polls can 'Vellfirtist her
out into the cold, to till,,places and oeeupy,pepi,-,
(ions that man Duly, with 'his stern "nslnie, is
competent to More thacr-all• that-can-a
be spar qd from tier own work? Surely tt)ore is
inetigh , (4 tot forth all , her;energits, noc1;41141
Poweri'a Va? mifid: 2 lioinan's diffeietit 14Se-
Ove positions, especially as wife and mother,
and more particularly; tho lattef,-if,sho ho true
to her;God. and 'true 'to ' herself,' her influence)
may be such as ought to satisfy her; for certain
ly her motives in -notion' wilt-ber - refleoted, her
principles will be represented, when her sons go
frorkt he. paternal roof to take their lkiacelf aurciDg'
Let women beware „of...this • t•trifo, or-publiO
place ; for isurely, if these, her higher and most
sacred, duties -be neglected, and her . purpose is
acconviistidig, this; roan 011 eYotttdally 4 - 2egon;
orate; OA lifsionaany thiosel'ilner
qualities which beautify tho female character.
OBSEUVEM,
BA.l.:K.Ruiqty.,.--rFt:om the following
amendment to the general bankrupt act, passed
by the last Congress, -it appears
~ that•aprlicants
for the benefit a inid lot 'may' bb discharged
from all debts contraeted prior to Jan. 1, 1869;
and by reference to the'R3d section - and amend
ment thereto, it appears that a petitioner may be
discharged from debts °entreated since January
1, 1869, provided hieaSsets "equal filty per iiin
,tum of the claims proved against his estate, upon
whioh he shall be liable ae principal debtor;" ex
eluding of,,course.all cleitatatt s gainst ,him, for en
dorsfemente,Ar: tka:lialk dfiriaty, ov'the likei_When
the Original debt ought to be paid by another.—
Re inay also be - discharged if.his assets do not
equal fifty per centum of such debts, provided a
.majority in number and amount' of-his Crediteri
who shall have proVed ;Stich claiiiii : agaitiAtiliim,
as principal debtor, shall assent to his'Ajgtirge,
• This virtually amounts to a general net, without'
restriction. 'Below is the section referre&to, ap
proved July 1.1, 1870: - ' , • ' • ' =
"That the provisions of the second clause of
the 334 section • of said.'net,•as amended lay the
first•sectiota of enact in amendment thereof, ap
proved July 27, 1868, shp.ll not apply .tp,thosp, ,
'debtell:Orn which the - bankrupt seeke a,diecbatge,-
which Were eontrneted'piler - to 'the first day of,
January s 1869."
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BASE BALL.—A. mat,eli ‘ram pf , C aso
ball IVEsg to have takenk p1ae01aiiF4144,4b6.41
el l August between the,'.l,ledgh.antl 4 .+Retidys of
this placeand_the•Star chili - Jar Tiogit. - The' lat
, tee failing to appetirat . tho / ariKiiiited time, tlfe
former are entitled to the game by a score of nine
to nothing. Chainpion Miner Rathbun; Fcorer
J. Robinson of Welleboro. .
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•
Itleltenh and Rendyl bud - maite ponaltitra—i
ble preparations for the reception of the Stars,
and were not a little disappointed „nt — theti non
appearance. •Theyl itikettiO To find ,the Stars
good Rations and plenty of extra eii:,ars—and
Would'havo rall . endeneored 'to equal not MO
oeed, l the very kind welcome—and the brotherlike
uod gentlemanly' ripener in which they treated
the Rough and llealiys at . the game ; . of August.
the Bth. 3.
OP IN OPEN Ant. There was' a
-- I .
pleasant party assembled in Samuel Dickinson's
grove r Thursday evening of last week. The evil
rting,was, doll/slap; and 411 seorard . to ,en,lOY
thomeelvel vot7 much.:{'`,9 ' '; `': -.,
: I a 4 • - -' r '',l i ''.......4:L... -....--I ' V_,... -:
NOTICE TO SOLDIERS.--1111.4 preparea
tOlnalie applications for artificial mbs or op
paratio, (or money value of the ame) , for 'loll' officers,
officers, soldiCrs, teamen and marine I
disabled in
the niilltaryor nril servico of the T.lr ted States," ,
during the late war, that is, to officers not above
the rank of Captain in the army, and Lieutenant
'in tha navy, as per not of Congress, approved
June ',licith, 1870.. ' , Oto. W. Manures.
i Aug.,l7, ;Still -Iw. ii . : . ~'- , ,
~, v • l4 le ' . "" , i.% ;;., =10;
..."I'4 Si. ! . I , il ,„ , - ,, r , ,1 •.-11
The banktilk house of Yolyt'Uttn i lloy
& Co: was robbed on Monday morning' last, rue,
/nor nays, of $30,000. A well dressed man enter.
ed ihp hawk, and engaged the cashier, W. 111'07
lor, ta conversation in regard to city bonds, Ito.,
while 4 boy about aixteen years of ago made his
Cray to tbe .vault behind
_Mr. P., and
,deposited
thlrea l iolls . .of shilliin-a•grasitehel,:with whloh
httnalule a ,sdeoPflefUtesiape. Thowliole traneac
tfon teems to, haye been.. dOno
,by, experts, proba
bly professional burglars and confidenoo men
from the largo cities.
.Bo adroitly was the affair
conducted, that the Cashier mistrusted nothing
wrong till the thieves had got too far off to bo
apprehended. Officers aro upon their track now,
however, their 4°ll having been discovered, and
t ! heiearrest will probably soon take place, It Is
to be hoped so. Tho loss of this money will not,
ickl.ti,APP,7 4o- 'l.!mrliit flPlai?'it l 49lmiPirk. acid the
bankers surely bs.vo s tlio : mymptithx ,of-the ocni.
inunqy rti, tholr, let .ne c ti l ope, but: tore pOrary . legii. ,
i-- - ,s" . ei'fir4O ..TOirriita:' ''l:'. "'
I Du. Tann. 6 . , UP DE. GRAFF - per.
formed a queer operation upon a - gentlemen, at
Ovrego, on the 7th inst. Ile removed half of the
upper jaw, and corresponding portion of the
cheek, which was suffering from cancer. The
Opening loft was so large, that it became neces
4ar",,tqclose, it up.by,taking a piece of. intoga-
Ment l franiihdshodiderofihe . psAent, add trails.,
plantli.in 'the fti 'The shoulder -i ancOaceare
gra:pi:id . ..together while the 'beiling-inViiiiiris
going Uo.—..gtiraircii - o lifo._ T A 4 r. I:
B4PT , lsx:4VociAtipisr: - .7.7 e twefl y 7
eighth annual inceijiNk•Of ttirkTioga Baptist As.,
soeia'tl'oa," iii 6o l Iviti c the toiV 6114
Rapti-It .01iutoh', on Wislirasisday,"Angnst iljat 101
ITT preach : the
opening sermon. - - ... Contributtong
ary tuidn.• '
I Tioga, August :1;1870. -
.; Dr. Up De Graff, Elmira, removed a
4, portion of two lower lip of a prominent gentle.
Man of this city, for a canoeroue affection,' the
10th ing, Several operations wore also perform
ed at the City Hospital during the day, for eye
difiloulties.—E/mira Adv.
;
13 . 1r5.-r-Soldle,gt Whet
were to tiil old:Pati'neYlvaate ,lteserro organlie
bons,nro entitled to Siete py, ant eboold , send .
their address elattif if4etie, tit
O s eikafilte, 'Ea *lll attekid to rilleamis tirikmpt) , '
ly. '‘, Aug. 10. 2w .
MusicAL.—L. B. Powell, 110 . Penn
avenue, Scranton, Pa, bas tho general agency
for the Chickering pianos and Masori and Ilam-
Pu organs, in a large portion of the t tates of N.
York and Pennaylvania,, These celebrated in
struments aro the only pianos and organs mann
factured, tipareselling•at low rates, strigtly on
the ; " ; ono prieo,T y stein.',' , . ‘ qend, , !? yo7ell for
' Aug 3
FOR' ‘
ycits-o, wo
aisn ItitAt AL" Is the.lm...•
el title ofc.the rlow
. Rural andlitOuryvil,fonatly•
1:y 'lf F.; Lslirs, thaspublfsherof
tolYsit44l ‘Chicagoi ~ Prizes • aiatoff
trod for stories and contributions on variou4'sub
jects by young writers. and .fino promimto for
clubs of subscribers. 'terms, $l,OO per year.—
The first 500 subsoribers are to' be credited for
two years. We think this paper must excite a,
great interest among the young men and young
-Women throughout the United States. Address
'lt N. F. Lewis, Publisher, Chicago, 111. •
The 'August number of BjtAINAIID • I3 MySICAL
oili f 6 i.irweAeivAleVart . d 'a ontfilna tlvro` . netv'Sbnga,
and t'
mit ti.,.'-xtAnktil3.trumMata,L
cedilky - rftyartger, oalicdi :rhoiJzOp Para
rk
1 411 `
new ef.oryby )Veldon .erntitled
di ti;r l 'appeli Sit thidilinnber,".besidetijiiliei
uiu-
Rical.
y zittertainingTeldinglinittet.
)
ictwan. ogit tliis„kuraM te:JIo musical
'Anbl , e'rs . one o
he hest perkidldals'ofluLkirid
in ttidieotiritryt t - ,` Vpbetimen o'cip a ban ‘be obtained
by,r , el,i,riingjen opta tq,,thu pubs berg, Aledtirs,. 8 1 ,
Draintind ,tc:Bens,': Cleveland, .01 -. Tli" Rubier3p
tirn'tircee%R mid r'y
"(Me" opens Lilo tempting feast spread for the
ypung in AlEnny's AIIISEIM for August. The
„illuseinn is n cheery 'alttructive monthly, ins.truot
) ie.to well as "entertaining, with a wholesome
voral tone. ° Its readers are sure to enjoy its
Isits. $1,50 it year. Horace B. Fuller, Publish-
Bihrton.
SPED AL NQTICES.,
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LadiesTesire,whatMen-Ad- - :
Mtle. thing Is' Beauty: 'What do Wo
aciS: l lt,b,eauttlul ?, Ar,Lusparout cotoMexto -
tt • atul ,
I ds. ri lard' ~ . IVIAt ptOducetbeen
Atugtiele Magnolia Ealtit -will matte atti or:11411Y
appear buto'4o4.l4ld ',Lymettitatb;ii . dit will - keep
tialr la ite place,-aV make ft grow:Ake the April
- •‘a
-iquveuM Me xi Sr Crtria ttiuminfftr
-fr , eradl•
ctitel4.adacur;zita Bireeethe • iri the
rivorl 3 l,lturi et_ o i ly WA of nary prit . ly.Af yottlOstu to
get rid of fitiikou;nees t Bkag matke st‘ Moth•
pdtcbbe; etc.; d'ott'efSkg', , t • the Magi:Mita 'HAIM lodltie.
•
;Ataisgs. artt info - rued_ alai the Most ion
:Ms E4ial-en'yleiclitig of tltepritatdloltitenewhohave
claim cvs, tim Britinh Cloveruidant•Are Dr - ,6 . .T. O. Ayer
Co., • of - lu'ell . Mask., fife - indnuracturers of medi
cines. will - con sent - pa impitt less thaV- that:
their - demand medicines' destroyed , by the British
pirattit shall 'Bel:aid luld'imdcila Ts to thlala4it
artrumholdened' by - the fact. that itio,:dea;
truetionlaf• Waif- goblle by the English id China and
cksewhero , (for ynere are not liii,:thoilhtesome nation._
tradarding ppon scdtmbodylY,hai..4 tiltbarto Boon paid ill
t.Lia1Ai1e.04411.1441: TtlaY tow
oirer propofia . t h is compromMe: - ..yive ua Canada end yre
wilt call it oveii; becd,usa aye )teri-thedisonii reinti
dies thert;without ri.uty ; t I.Waphing i tyla
i bier 'lB, 1870. - •. - •• • ' • • -
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Wall Paper, Window.raper4 ClathShaAies.
SPSING STOCK ion 1870.—Ifugh "Young ft Co.
have just received tfieir first installment of Wall
Paper, Window Paper, and cloth Shades, for
Spring trade, which will bo sold cheaper than
over. Borders, Window Fixtures, Cords, Tass
els, Gilt Cornioes, Picture nails, and everything
else that belongs to the trade. Como and price
our goods, uud examine them befOre purchasing
elambero. Specimens and prior sept by mail
t‘ any part of the county.
N. B. Our stook is the largest ever rougbt
,into the,coptity,,-and we don't intend to b der
aQtd, littti u y'ongsa
Wellsbore> , March 6, - .1.870.4tr4 •
• -'‘ . ..',ANNOUNVEirdtATTS % v ,
. ,
Mr:Allen Daggett, of Lawrenciiille, atktieeit
hicatiolf • a oarldictajo:foi' the °Mee' of ,Sher iff the
ensuing olectinp. ' ' 1 .- - •
'-• ; '
' Mr: T. L,17.11 - ar,ln, , oflloga.,announ:os btroself .a.
cancliditto for the Office bt,Sheriff, 43 übjeot' toteh deo!.
slon Of the Republican Convention ; et .' ' i., •
-.„ .
Mr. E. 4: Fitb, of hisinsburg, announces tm'self a
candidate for the office of Sherlff;suliject to - the 'dect
sion of the Republican Conireuttetr. 1
,_-,:', -
Mir. Joe S. Ingham, of Deerfield, offers hllsolf as
a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the doe!.
sion of the Re publicanConlvutton.
'Mr. M. D. Willhelm, of Knoxville. offers himself as
a.candidato for Sheriff; subject to _the deci ion of the
Republican party.*
;Mr. J.3l...Phelps of ?Jansfleld, eunounc hi self a
candidate for the five of Sheriff, subject o tbbdeem&
I\
lot, of the opublichn Convention. ' I ;
,
;Geo. P. Cfl d of Charleston, (hill's Creek) offetzlilm•
Self a candi ate fornthe bilice,of sheriff; subject to"ibb
decision,of the Republican Ginventlon. 1_ , , ,
'llli.Satnuel P. ripley, of Kichinord townshi p , offers
•blinsolta.candidate for the offiCe of Sheriff, subject to
the decision of the people.., . -, • i _
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A CArtii.—havingboon 4 4 ;inany ; Qf
my fricids, in dillcient toWnships, to•offor Myself 'Ks a
candidate for R.Cptesentativo r / Aram- this. method of
informing them - that tacdode to' their i'Oquest. Wulf
-4,,g it to be dfatlnetly understood that I acthercito mY
'previously expressed opinion against personally can
vassing for delegates' votes, to.pecure a nomination, I
shall theroforo refrain from the usual practice. Should
the Republicans of this county du nr -tho honor of
choosing me to represent and servo them in the State
Legislature, I Will endeavor. by a faithful discharge of
my duty, to repay them for tho trust confided in me.
Blocs, May 31,18T0. HENRY ROLLANDS;,?'
Mr. L. D. Seely of Brilokflebt, announces himself a
candidate foi•tbe pfllce pftatoleslonar, subject to tie
declelcim of the Itepiiblican`Con von " ' .
Ur. 11. 11. Stebbins,
candidate for the office of County Auditor; subject to
the decision of tho Republican County Convention.
lessors Iluenensn & lioww of the American
University, are making wonderful cum* - -
of Cancers, Tumours and Ulcers by their
now discovery .= A painless trastmen4.
knife, 'fto' plasters, LetriV haustio
The most . remark-
Able circa OA Cr) >ll4l o - se a-
treatment . is,,it p rates the them cal. elements:a) 4ricerons
mirths, so **they shrivel, die and dis
appear and whiner return. All those ar(- •
e&cantall On thoPrelfesters Bucheban & pown,
ve .Ityt•Or tuldree4; blebl4, Tine Street, Philada.
{ - •:1.t-V.i;:f.-i'f,
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CLOSING: ~OTYT:At:SALE
liEll
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Summer
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The Balanceo i f onrigiiinther stookwe desire to elate:Out during the nox
2 or 3 reeks, and shall sell cheap in order to do so,
• .
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Pali Goods.
MEI
We are atoekingltw*Ltkiism.-'oobdEi for.the early Fall trade, in Prints;
Sheeting ; Scarlet;; grey and fancy ~ F lannfils'; - Carpet
Warps '• Cotton Yarnsi . .Battings vO4
, BBime.res ; Boots and Shoes, and in
tend4o- have - regularly on hand a still more attractive stock than during
thoipast'season, loth as to prices and aiitiortrpolit Qnite: a.targki_ 'Aare
of our Goods we - AVill be . able sell from this date, at even 'fOxvei, _prices
than during the' Spring.
Corning, Aug . 4,-, 1870.
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VEOETABIzE SICILIAN
HAIR"RENEWEk
Is the only.-perfected and
ince LIU ft efill,k 'Prepare st.
preparation 'of 'its,; kind
over piked to the,
and has no , competitor
in -' By its use
GRAY- R • is soon
restored to, its original
youthful . COlOr and 13rilp
Haney, which is sci Much
admired bY, ECKE6Int
whose hair ii 3 thin' briblling
out 7111,by'tlie: use ,of
Renewer,soon see its geed
effects, as, by itifonic and:
stimulating properties the
hairglandS will be incited
and . the hair Igroy;r• thick
andstiong again. In cases
of Paldness i will create
ti new' growt_ unless the
ibllicles aro de6tayed. It,
is_ ceding, allays all
;tad ~n 4
the scalp.: It does net in -
the skin - do . .ttyps.;. but
mkes" the White•and
- •
dean. As a DRESSING
it is the_ best and most
eoonomibal preparation in
the, world \ as, its' effects
last se much longer.' Send
for our. Treatise-.on the
hatr; - Er'ee 'Co 1 11,"b'Y
Sold by all &twists arid rkigeral l in
Price one Dollar Per Bottle.
R. P. HALL & CO., Proprietoiii.
„- i LA.I,O2AT4RT I gampatour,
:RESTORES
GRAY
BAIR
TO
ITS
ORIGINAL
COLOR;
PROMOTES
ITS
GROWTH!
AND
ISA
SPLENDID
DRESSING.
RT
- g T at;
,BOTTLE
AND
THICKEN
UP
THIN
LOON
WOODIttiLL ACADEMY - .
EN V(). Ai: Y.
1 .-11. CODS, Principal.
. Miss M. M. L. Cobb, Preceptres.s.
• Prof. A. Brown, 1
N. BEEPE, -
Mideldtiry'Elimmotii, Teacher of Ins frumcn tol
.Music, Thorough Bass.
Prof:;Lowis Mead, Teaohor of Plain and ()r
-un-model penmanship/
A ednii+otOn't 'fcaohor,wilr,be moon - red for. the
Priniary.• ", " 6 '‘ •
ttNDAR ; "
• Fall Term will oommerfetilAtigU l at aind bon.
linue , 13 weeks. Wiu tor Term will cOmtuenco
November 30tb, Andicongnue 13 weeke.l Spring
commence Murch-Bth a 1671.
' , EXPENSES PER TERM;...
, , ,: ~,
11140? Mathematic:a and tap.gneBo:•••;4.., , ..% . r 7 .; v et e
Conanialk , glleli,' • . Ix t
-'' --. • ' 400
Vrltuar
Rent per y,
Scholar, AOademy $2: Boarding-1f0te0,...8, , 00
'
Pantuanehip, plain, ' 5,00
Ali—
Instrumento - 1Z ' ; 2 5-
Instrunabotal:sinsic, ' ' ' 4 ' 10,0 a
Uso of instrupout 'f
•
gait in Prtrate ninnies, 2,60 to 3,00
A boarding club will be formed to accommo
date-thoie.who- wistt.to join.: :Any - I Ono 'nrishing
to 6041 i-the club bill ht thn commencement of
the term, eon do so by paying , the Principal $2
. ,
per week„, , • ---- • • "
must be satisfactorily agraiagedln
wince. No bills arranged for loss than a half
term, No ,deductions, except in oases of pre
treated sickness. Students intending to leave
at the middle of-the-termy must -make their - in-
tentions known at. the commencement,r no de--
ductions will ho made.
The Trustees having Purehalsed7: the boarding
horise and secured' other :buildings ,cl9se by, feel
confident that all will.ba aicommodatid with'
•
rooms.
A' teachers' Ousels expected for the full term,
givitig-Juition free to all melnbers of ,the
Those wishing rooms, can address , the Princl
pal,:•Ure. B. Baiter, S. Buchanan,, or H.
'Mat.
latte.and obtain a prompt reply. Aug 10,'70, 8t
E. 'H. Harris'
CELEBRATED BAKING POWDERS
for Balely
Feb.i 2,187 G., P. U. WILLIAMS J 6 CO.
13 RICK FOR SALE--At the new• works,fiear
the acade - my; Road to the •Itiltf, ..oppositei•
Elish&33rown's, on Main etreill. A feW thonsaid
now on hand, ilnade of the be material', and
well burned. , ED. WETMORE;
Wellaboto, ,fuly 18. 1870., 6t
'Application. for. Charter.
Voncg is hereby given that the following
111 'application's for charters of incorporation,
have been pled in my office, and will be presented
'to the Copts of Common Pleas of Tioga county,
MmidaY, August 29, 1i370:
Application of J. Culver, A. Kimball, E. Mit t
A'..Thempson,,J. Kloqh; , et al. under the name
of the "First Christian "Union Church of Charles-*
ton?! ' • •
Firsi‘ MethOilist Episcopal Church in, Knovi .
vino.
First Socioiy ,of tho • Methodist, Episcopal
Churfh in Chatham. •
,SecOnd Methodist Episcopal Church in Rutz.
land. -'
Socond Methodist Episcopal,Church of Deli .
mar. • • ,
• J. F. DONALDSONi Proth'y.
A~igast 10, 187,0, - 1
,Fire and.. Lift Insur• ce.
'•
INDEPENDENT Flre_atisupeo company of
boiton, Mass; .oa . "ltil,
...$OOO,OOO.
Equitable Lire insurnneo coiapatty'.ottlie
States. Assets, .$1.3,000,000;.-attuutir briefness:_
$5.2,000,0004 •- -W , A. STONE; Awl*. t k
• Wellsboro, Atiguat 1'0,1876 tf,
11113
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J. A. PARSONS & CO.
UNION
IKNOXVILLE, TIOGA CO., PA
MRS. RORTOy, PRIN.OIPAL.
. ,
Tne Fall 'Fern) (or 1870 wii:corpmence August 80.
Tin Winter " ' •-• , de 1. ,,
~ovembel29
Vie Spring 14 , 4 February 28.
Scud, for circular. July 27,1870.1 y
,BEE
I will •-Not . Surirtnder
Ahit NO SUSPENSION 06'
but I run up (ho tumor for
: • -
Teas, Sugars;. Syrups,
MOLASSES, :'PORK, HAMS,
a t
rind all Forts of
FLCILILIP.,I 131 - z-PR.OVISKINS
• ',WHOLES ALE AND RETAIL,_
Come'7-.1
T. Mathers'
OEM
%V
'• 1 •
. -
Atui .3c) what a SWARAI OF THINGS in hie
vino can be bought for n liWo money.
willnot . beik;Undersold
![
LOOK -- lAT , :TRiii! -
! 1
CASII PRICES AT lIIE -REM HIVE
1 . .. • ~ .
, .
. ' '.' SVGABS.', . ' . !
•
\Good Brown Suiar 10 I cents.
Beet P. R. Sugar, ...• 1 , ! ‘.
\
A Coffoo Sugar, 1.4! "
, . Criir, Powdered kOrrinnlated 15 ; 4 f ~ ,
\
TEAS.
"
. Good Tongl7ison Tea, '.. $0 T.
Beek ' '!'2 N, 4; ".,_. I , 450.
ooioog ',Tea l '\
, , •.;o• • $ 0 • 715 , ls.° o -
Japan T0ke,:;.. 4 .." ' --,..... 80/ 91,00:
Ix(
~ • . .C3CTFEE,• , •- 't
Rio, good article
_ ". beet article
• • -'•••4...16 cont 3.
25, , "
Java; -• • - •
'3O;
but, \ 35
0 - .E3 A C
. , ..1
Cavendish, 1 ' '' ** •"
- A.14.15Q 1 .1k
Shorts- - BO,
Elinukhig; , * • . •
SALERATUS.
~/0 Chi>
8 Of
/0 "
Deland's host, . •
Soda,
b moo,
it Very I!irgee:',S.ltok
Constantly-on: band,bougbt tow and sold chap
For Cash:
I have aka° a large Wok of
r>OOTll 221.0111014
Which I will swill Cheap enough to please otts
timers; no Matter-if tho feet are "•as large as all
out doors," and' the family "too numerous to
mention." •
Sign of tho DIILL, & BE HIVE.
1
AVellaboro,
uly 20, 1870.
Notice.
. 1 Register's A
_
NOTIOE is hereby given that the Epcutors
ofid...a.dmiiiiitrators named below,; have
filed their aceonnts in the 'll,' - eglster's omco for
Tioga county, and Olat.the;sa4l accounts wll be
presented to the Oiphane'Coort for said county,
at a suasion , of said Court to be hold at.Wollsbcv
ro; on Monday the lg9th day of Angitst,lB7o, al
two o'Clook P. Ilf.;lbr oenfirmation and 'allow
ance ' :
Account of John Sheffer and—Joseph Morris,
Executors of the last will of Jadob Kissinger,
fate of Liberty, Tioga . countY, deceased:' '
Account of Thomas,Reynolda, . gdminis trator
of the estate of Elijah Welch, late . of Sullivan,
n i t
Tioga 'county, deceased. • • ' 1 '
Account -at S, - S‘., - Paolt 4.1, Administrator. of
the oltate of 6 ithe - rtdtablAe 1, tato a Covington,
deoeumed;, . .__ - _
AteountAf• it. A. A. Nic oh; and W. d." Kirby,
ExcieutorT3 of "tho last will o John It. Dickson,
late of Charleston. deceased. • . ,
AeCOnnt '.of. Joseph '. Guile,' Administrator of
thci estato - of-Danielli.licely,late of Lawrence,
decease'd: - - - :'' . • ,-.
. •
ilincOunt of 0. 11. hoymour, Administrator of
tho estate- of Maryatto A. Roso t late of Rutlanl,
dicearod.• • ' -• .
!Account of J. 11. Woodruff and 3. J. Werline,
Executors of the last !will of Joreuilalt Black;
late of :Liberty; deceased.
Account of Benjamin Wells and J. W, Gnern
sejr, Admi istratora of the . astato of 0.8. Wong,
late'ofla lisOn; dedeased. • '
,D: L. DEANS, Rogintet.
Wellabo o, August,3, 1870 44
•
. ,
1-I.lasd and Lot fol. ..
4 THE subsesiber 'offers for sale hie house
'and lot_on'Main Skeet, opposite Dartt's
' ague Shop: Enqttire on the preiniees of
March 30, '7o'—tim JOHN ETHER.
IME=EI
glys
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ANCE
W. T. MATHERS.
IMES
, f
, 7 , t
s The' Nuoser
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7OULD reeleatfolly.roall the otterition,,of
oboe puroluima to ifiatow and extsnuivo
MERCHANDISE
P
I I
Just recoil/a s etioli as •
DRY, 11:00B&.
,„i
114 AWLS •POMESTJOS, oi "A it, NM%
CARPETS, -0i.14- I ;PLOPIS,. COD
TON MATTINgS, PiAIN AND
6LOIIED;- TABLE LINPN,.•— . : ,
BED-SPREADS ; . ' z.i • .. ''.
"FindoW Drapery, and im ondles li,a.riety of
HOSIERY,- GLOVES, 'RIBBONS, - PAR.
ASOLS OP ALL STYLE ANIS nags.
The
t'
!~
Clothing
Department:ivlll belound full' and oqmpleto,
including many now styles of fine Goode, made
up, and In the piece. All are invited to call
eltatifine. Also ai ondlexe varloty ,
SHOES,
•
very oliewp at WHOMA4
Wellaoro, Juuo 1, 1870
100,000 POUNDS WOOL
AN I EVS) • • "
I
'9".T.SO, $lO,OOO DOLLARS WORTH OF •
To bO sold i at the loWeat break down prices, at
ACADEI4X CORNERS, PA. .
_ Juno, '7O-tf. iPURPLE4k DEMEAVX..
- PRE lAR FORD LIFE 'AND ANNUITY'
j. INS RANCE OOMPANY wants good man
as agents-in this Oonnty._ The Intereat Bearing
Plan, oxclusivoly used by this company, at:tables
'agents to !:to a tare boot:less and obtain-insur
ance where no othcrpian tat!, on account of its
thoroughly equitable,featureb; providing as it
does, incouse during litii,.and Siring enact ills-.
tine to all, old or. !young, Agents Can secure
unusually good conir ets by , addressing,
' KINGSBURY d RELOGO, Gen'l Agts-,
623 Walnut St.,Whiladelphia, Pa..
f i Juno S, IS7O-4t. •
The NeFar,land Trial Ended
;
and so it thoifigh Price of Goods at
•
Wil- on Valkenbtirg's.
•I
Gold Down, GOodo Down, and Specie
l'ayn - ent Resumed
rifiE lir-GoODS
•
of almost evory quality, style and prioO, and an
eudleas variety: prop in and tako a look through
our new stook and he convinced.
Ladies!,'Dres!t ,Gooop,
largo assortment
CLOTHS &I:II.BSIMERES
ofovery description, add clothing mado to ordor
In the very hest etyle,•nnd warren ed. Also;
CriTTrkiNpr,-DO*F,
' ..'
in' (' style (I;3stregt. ~
•
READ 1,
MAIIIiII.4OIIIIN
, •
I
alWa
r e on hand to tit.a onttouter at 'once
fi ' at r
-*9 - r s :r ut hilei
411 A c.4„,4 5 -14 z#4.3 3
allte,s' toe\ rcrOlVirti D
EMISLAND niIkSAD.
; 11(A. 10; 20, and 27, containing 400 yds. 100.
.1 30, 36, and 40, " 800
,yde.lso.
50, 60, 70, and 90 " . 700 yds. 250.
We are also Agents for - the ceiehrhted: - 210WE
CO'S Improved Sewing Maobinoe:
I . •
WILSON k VAN• VALKENBURG
MreUtbora, Juno. (6, 1869
1116ical 'ln§truilletitil
TIE subscriber ; informs 1170 public' that he
has sonstantly.on band a largo assortment
of
•
ORGA NS, AllillA)DliONS,
. AA•D
liastrutiOn -Books,
. .
for We or iant.
i:2titim - xxoss
furnished to order
Qbn INSTRIJ . ICIENTS TAICEN IN
EXCLIANOR, and anima -of Oho foirGo " hand t°
be sold cheap. 'i ' '‘', " • ,
, ..
Da will bo.foun,i'at l
his rosidlince no4rPottate
;kW in Middlebury, Tioga county, Pa. :Ad.
dreia, , .. i ~A.B. A. ERIOOB,.
July 0, IB7o.—tf. 9roakodp,reay,,:Pa.
•
IThISSOLUTION.—.TiIe partnership heretofore
JLP oxisti:ng under the firmname of Stowell &
`Tipple,:, wee dissolved by mutual coneent; on'
the 2d clay of July, _lB'7o. All persons owing
the Iste'firm, will call and sortie sh'e ionic with
Mr. Tipple, 7ho;has the books and aceounts. -
' Al.. STOWELL, Jr.
I •• '
Wellaboro. July 20, 1870.
MI
NEW SPRING: GOODS.
A NEW and doeirable stook of Goods • Gan
21, again be found . at
WICKHAM &I FARR'S
• „ . , ,
..
• ' We do no • C:e ,
oast the largest, but , a stoc k we
and oatefolly salaam], and_bpught stringy, for
Graeh, saving all interest and discounts whlois
purobasere will at once perceive they have in their
favor. Most articles in tho'
r)i%,e c:A4:•co7zogs
=I3
oatC)66 fqund at pricer, w,llloh 41;94,0 guatiints•
thelrsaid. . , I_,
: XEd UTOR'EI NOTIOE—Le tears '-TOll taiiecn-
J 24 tary having been granted on the estate of
Nanny J. Greer,,deeossod, late of Daerdeld town.
ship, those indebted to said estate ,are rognosteti
to make immediate payment, and those Wing
claims against the same, to *prestint.theit to -
3: E. WHI'RE, Executory
Knoxville, Jul); 18, 1870: 8t I • / _ .
NM
Tioga, Pa. ,
li
, Grbaorieo,
WOODEN'WARE, eta °ROOKERY,
LINE,
pAT.L d 6 ORR FOR YUURBRI,VEB.
WIOICHADL FARB-
16y 4,1810-tf.
YOUNG .BERTRAND.I
11111D3 well known STOCK HORSE will Stnnd
I the ensuing season as
At the stable of tho Subscriber lil Mainsburg,
Thursday, Friday and Saturdl of each week,
and at D. D. Holiday's, Wallah ro, the three first
days of Court, ofeach week. Terms, $lO to ensure
Pasture furnitthed for mares fros a distance. AU
acoidentB at thii — ris owners. Owners dis
posing oil mares before foaling, Ibe held re
epopeiblefor the inauranco mono •. ' .
May 10, 1870-tim. a ,A.
a I
• Loril- "EU-RP, it ,),) Smoking
lard's- Tobacco.
Is an excellent article of granulated Virginia; whet.
ever introduced it is nniversally adinlied. It is put
op in. ba,dsOmo muslin bags, in which• orders for
Meerschaulh Pipes aro daily paelceil.l ,
•i
L.O YACHT CLUB- SMOKIBI7I
LARD'S - TOBACCO
Cirosed by all wlio consumers tie the "finest ofall;"
Is made of to choicest leaf groWn; it is anal:lantana
In its sffeot , as the Nicotine has been ex.traoted: It
leaves no disagreeable taste after smoking;" it la - very
mild, light in color end. weight, hence ope pound will
last as long 003 of ordinary tobacco, - luihtsbrand we
also pack orders °very, day top ilret quality MeerSobautal
Pipes. Try it and convince youreelros It is all it:claim
to beeras FINEST or
D
R • a •
nsn
•
LA
LORI ' L i I CENTURIV ,• CHEWING
" TOBACCO
This brand of Cuphowing itehacco hits no equal or
sriperior anywhere It is withont doubt the best clew•
lug tobacco in tht country.
. ,
Lorillarirg Soma% 1,
1
nave now Leon in general use in the 'United Stated
over 110 year!, uod eta, acknowlvfiged "the belt"
wherever used. i
If your storekeeper does not baits these articlesior
Belle, aek him to get them; they are sold by reepeota le
loPbere ale:Lost overyWhere. _
Otrealavand prtoes fervratthel on a plicittlon. •
• , , , -
- P. LOitILT ? A Itirl-. -CO„ 1 , , ow York.
March 16,1870-3 m
Wevir
Ela
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C. WI KELLY. y
S.
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'HAVE jint i ecnivett., lots of new 0004
whiCh - wo I.)ropore to Bell to our customers
at living pages. Drop in and look
TIIIIOIIGII TilE STOCE,
and we will try and e.invinee you, that we not
only hare ,
GOOD GOODS,
.
but that we are gelling thorn clear down to the
bottom Of the Market. bavo a complete as
aortmortt of ,
;..4161ES?. , •plIESS ,, GOOD,
HATS, OAPS BOOTS" AND SHOES,
OROOKEEY_,." GLASSMAEE,
. , TEA, COEEEE, SPIOES,t
'ETO., ''TO
r •
X* S . o charge for showing 400de. Call and
so 98,
1 , .
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SPECIAL NOTICE '
,—On` ind after Merida3i
May 141 will sell anode down a tthe very lewesf
Cash prices and for ready pay.
, May 11,1870.
S.,ta
te —'— h . N° mal Schoo l,
MANSPIELII, PA.
. . • ..;_-_,______
. FALL TERM hazing Sept. L . 1870.
'WINTER 'TERMbegins Doe'. 1,2, 1870: • -
SPRING TERM begins Matell 21,1871..
For Cataloguo or admission apply to
, ? CHAS.-U. VERRILL, A. M.,
Illanclicliktly 6,16 1 70. i • - - ' Principal,
.
Administra
THE' rgidersigned, Administrator of the es
tate of Ira Bullock, late. of ]Middlebury de
owed, gives notice
:i liat be will egpOse.to public,
sale, on TAuraday,'t e 25th day or August, 1870,
on the promises, • and will sell for cash to the
highest bidder; the 4ntereit of Bald Ira Bullock
deceased in the follOring lots .of land, to *lt :
" That cortnin lot of land situate on the easterly
side oft,the'road loading from Tioga, to Wollsbo
ro, tulle county of floga and. State of Penn
sylvania,.neir the toll gate, at Niles Valley * and
bounded as follows :. On the northeast by said
road, and on the other sides by lands of .Abram
Lon;y containing one acre, bo tho tiatio more or
lees. Also,lhci ono. half interest of ;Said Ira Bul
lock deceAsed, hold in.eomnion with 'one James
Alford, in:their lifetime, t- in, shut .oecteo)9•,let of
land in , said townshiri,,ni'Middlelinry4honniled
,and described Lis follows : On th f eVlWhtlands
formerly of Aaron Niles: ;on the ‘bitiithy lands
formerly in possession of Willie& Danubian-de
it
ceased ;: on the south- by
,lands-p.of Phil& dor
Niles; and west by, lands of said Aaron N les ;
containing 43 acres, more or less, being the same
lot conveyed to said Ira Bullock and Jaines 'Al
ford, by L. I. Nichols and wife; by _deekdated
Feb. lb, 1868. Sale made in.pursuance of order
of Court, dated June 1/, 1870, _Terms cash.
1 -.: ,•%4EO. I I).KtENEYi '
August 3,1879 4w :•, . Adminlatotor..•
. Is . ..
1 •
it DTVORCE.—+To Guy Wing:-. You • ari
•• hereby •notifleethat Wealthy Wing, by her
next friend, J. P`.-Kingsley, has applied to thr
Court of Common Pleas of Tio county for lu,
divorce from the bonds of mat pony, and 4titt.
said Court hail appointed lido ay, August, - 20th,
1870, at the Court house in Wellsboroi: as .the '
time and place of hosting the said applicant in
the prdmiees, on which occasion you can - attend
if you think- Tiroper. , 3. B: POTTER,
. August 8;1870 401 - elsoriff.
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or's Sale.