Arrival anti : Depitrtare,il,4i- oil Nag&
-' ,—, • _._-'_ 17,?i
TStages running over
A. the different routes from
41,„ • Wensbord, w3ll depart and
arrive se • follows frpal the
. Wettsbero Spat 614e0: _ r
& VOA .—Depart 0 & 10, R. uf,, arrive 11(
and 7 o!elock ff,. '
SILO sow g 31A9eyELD.—Depart Ba. rn. ) orries 6.
„ t wos° A COODERSPOST.—Dep. MOD. & Thin'. 2 p.m.
" arrivo Mcnaay Thunday,at 7.2 tn. -
Ottenoao Ark zany Snoaso—Depart Mon. a T,hnr. 0 a m
arrive Tuesdays Frt.& p.m
& &rens Fosa--Dep. Wee. & y rbin , al
la., arr. Tues. & Filday at-124u: ' -
TIOGA COUNTY AGITATOR.
q.Aocal
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14,• 1870.
•
Now Advertinemente.
to Partition -4. B. Potter.
Distoption—Wilson & Van Vnikenbotrg.
Adatioiatrator'n Notice—L. D Seeley;
Penuyirania 4tltte Fair. '.
LITTLE BrEs.—ln thirteen years up
tc 1870, 2,717,717 for4igners have landed on
Jmerican shores.
S. Commissioner 'Raymond reports the
fold and silverproduotion of the United States
1569, at $63,0 0 0,%00. •
—lt is said the oyster — dealers in Netr
.York
city realize from the sale) ef oyster stews, V6,-
;0,000 annually.
EGG Ili AN EGG.—Mr. L. Wetniord,
tf Elk township, we titte . tol(l,, has a heti 'ptover
tai in the variation of eggs wilioh she lays. A
hart time since she layed a large sized egg,
,EA contained another egg. Su& an egg would
to more profitable to sell than to set:
THE LIVE ' .INTER4—Mr. John C.
Juotis, we are gla to note, is making a gOod
record for himself in this place, its a painter,
piper banger, &o. Mr. Jaoobs does all his work
tatly, expeditiously, and at prices that give en
;fr.: eadsTaction. Tluisevishieg first class work
Ind a prompt man to do it, should leave their
gdere at his residence, west en.. of Main street.
DRESS MAKING.— % >:.: Flora Stod
dird, of Groton, N. Y., has taken rooms at Mr.
Parker's boaregawnwilare her services can
trresured by Auso vrisiiin dress making done
3 . kuporior *tanner. Mi Stoddard is an ex—
it aced worrroman, guarantees good fits, and
*a rante her Cork to givo_ the' hest satisfaction.
Gi a her a r ea.
. ,
tiulczo .4; Mr . • Lyman Pritchard, of
Clymer, comeritted suicide, by cutting Vs throat
lith a razor,...in tho 31st of July last. Mr. P.
en n gyed Artisan, much esteemed by neigh
btre. aidl jusf previbus to his death eras thought
be tornewat insane. Ho leaves a wife, aloes!,
tbd.lren and a largo circle of frfends to mourn
tit
•
CONCE '.--Professor Dartt is condue
i.og a singin convention in this place, and will
dose with al bblic concert Saturday svoning.—
II
Ile has a large and well trained olass,.and 11,111 no
iiubt give ou poople a rare treat nt the concert.
Te hope to !Fp II large attendance. • . •
limn° N, PARK, .WILLIA4SPORT.—
The horse fair 'iat the ilordie Park, on the 13th,
:h1). 15th and 16th of September, promises to.
I
a great aktraotion. The best hoises in the U.
States and thh Canadas lanee entered, among
thorn a large number of the best running horses.
,The premiams , to be oentlpsted for amount to $35,-
M. Exeunt!On tiokets3 be issued 'by the
Heront railreads to Williamsport and return.
l'EasoNAT e t—The Potter Journal says
, r. Thomas K. Beecher, of Elmira. is to lecture
.. _ tid!repoif Tuesday evening, Sept. 20.
'=Hon. Johll - 8. Marin, of Potter county, wall -
I.minated for itepresentativo by the Republi
tin3 of that cu'un . Mr. Mann is able \and hon
.., anti will do loom sultstintin) work (for the
tozefit of the con tnunity than many 'who are
r..re popular than he at linrrishurg. Potter
runt; claims one of the Representative.., and if
wl.l in to have-one, Mr. Mann would be nocepta-
L , e to , •tir ) enple. Our Convention must settle
bit question. ~
—T. D. Stops, formerly ' of Tioga, is now Al
Trempolenn, Wisconsin. Tom is an honest, in
;'Lotrimis boy, and we wish him wan:
-William B. Bowen, formerly of this place,
I..purchivicrl a farm at Salt River, ,
elibelirt co.,
.Nbignu.
—►lon. A. G. Olmsted, our State Senator, was
n loan lost week, attending court.
'—iter. John A. Bowman Inoi been called to
trAch near his old holuc, and left town lot
vek to enter upon his new field of labor. His
we unticrstana, will r«tn4in hero through
hinter.
—Capt. A. D. Wight is engaged on the Wells
and Lawreneeviille railroad as Engineer.-
He understands his !business thoroughly, and is
le of the most deserving youn mpn of out
*
DRAM ATlC.—pie Wel . boro.Dramat
k,ocialion will give three en ertainments du—
'mg the week of the Fair, commencing on Wed.
tesday evening, Sept. 21, with entire change of
programme each evening. The drama; in three
Les, entitled "The Toadies," will be presented
• a Wednesday evening ; and the eoncitiding farce
will hen side-splitter, entitled 'I Trying it On."
By request, " Michael Frio or the Maniac Lover"
sad 0 A Regular Fix" will ,lae presented on
Thursday evening A beautiful- drama of three
4:! , , entitled "Dot or the e F ioket on the Hearth,"
'ill he played on r Feiday evOing.
The Dramatic 4.ssociation have prepared en
, -ety new scenery for the' above plays, painted
w scenic artist, C. L. Stionmaa. They will
';are neither pains nor expense to make these
utertainteents equal if notleurpass any of their
`riner attempts. For east of chariseena: ; see
rogrammes, which will ho distributed trr few
GEM
THE STATE F.A.th.-L-It appears to be
tt, policy of the State Agricultural Society, that
very portion of the State shall have a chance to
thP Progress of a given 'geographical dis
trict in agricultural, hortibultural and raechani—
nt purruits: and in pur i .suanee of this well de
lad plan, the society thi;i year has fixed on the
thriving city of Soraiiton; Luzerno county" in
'he midst of mineral and:agricultural weali4, as
"I place of exhibition.
For this purpose, a carefully prepared and
space of ground hal been enefoiod,'abuud
utly supplied with water, easy of ncooss to any
rant' of the city of Scranton and surrounding
"RLS, sad epee which. has 'been erected two
esretuily protected front the weather. 250 x
iset each ; ( ono halt 175x45, several spacious
'eat4. 125 horse stables, 150 cattle sheds, an am
;..,:heater with 1,000 teats; and every other ar-
Lzecieuto for the ec l itnfort of visitors or exhibit.
",, In every department usually
s reprtsentibd at
,4 6, , borrs. 'Weativdse4lt especially thu , s,
'Co hare n.ver*, keen the operations in a great
Nil and iron district, to visit Scranton and Ale
tae Fair, which . copinences, on Tuesday, the
is day of septeanta4, 1870.
FAIlt NVEEK.-1-711 1 e-annuttl Fair pro
%.e. I to bC a great sueeess.,, Our people seem Co
'ale a very great interest Slreld the wen- ,
!ter prove favorable, we have nn cllint it very
'"?,s aurriber of people will be in inivn.4 The
Fair was so unexpeotedly.ri success lan Year, tbat
ti)e enthusias ts of the people is ardent in the
4 14
Ilan. S. P. Wits(n, President of the Society,
recent and positive assurance that Hon. Har
i? White, obit( is to deliver the annual address,.
•ill be here en the 23d, which 19 the last day of
ti. Pair. We expect to hear a good address from
It Will be delivered on the 'gr‘ounds, at 11
o'clock, forenoon.
The Executive Committee nre now completing
tr reogements for the comfort of stock, and for
the convenience of ahibildts and visitors. The
Crestest want is a proper building for . tt floral
tali. The Society in is expended'over $3,000
in buildings, fences Nand improvements on the
Ronis farm, which aro now ortavaliabk iovr
we eau afford to put up with the buildings we'
hese for use on the Park grounds , until the Srl
eiety is permanently establishdd.
The Welleboro Park Association will fdllow the,
Pai r by races, on the afternoon of tilt het
and both forenoon and'a(ternoon of Saturday.—
IMP Magma an offersd, mid gm/ itliik ,l 7 1 9 I
1 1cOsif:.!Ite 744 O RiTi
!dent the Pali. '
The Teachers' Institute corarnenaes the arst,e4,
the week-, rul epptinues,:tivP 4am , 43loslng krtdivi:
Thegtato'Suppriete:o4eV'et4;:ikth . ;#l - :1114 - ,',10ki
educitti4ill men 'lilt hitre.?.'=#e hepolovee-i - -
.Ivgo attaudant r o of teacheie; arittlhay.-shOtila by
an band promptly the filet tlay k so'astnuoh work
lie possible can be 300 beforelhe - Fair 'Opetl.=—:
The sessions of the Institute Itill: c he'ttiVot ‘ tr u p4 i
at proper intervals, to 131 the taaOhere;opportit,::
iiitY to the Tel ro The lectures / end ,tlisous. -
'sloita at the evening
'for visitorirat:the Palr,•eaolt evening. We eigaliir
request our citizens' to Open-their'hoeseti liberally
to the teaohera—partieularly the lemaTes: - . • •
. _ .
tlint the great attraction for !title who. wish to
make the Fair a heliday.* - 4k,f_tifi be,theienter;
tainmonte which will be given,lbyTtbe.-.,Drarniitio
thothreo evenings of the Fair. This
Association bas airway acquired a high ; reputa
tion, and justly so; for it has presented ouveiti
tens the best entettainments,, in the Jaeger 'of
theatricals, that have ever been given in Wells-,
o. The great difficulty will bo to make roont
for the"; audience. Our, evati"teilinSppotlia, have
heretofore filled the Court Heine at each exhibi.
Lion given, and the crowd, in attendance at the
Fair will undoubtedly overfiewit. • .
'Altogether, Fair week will be an • ovation in
Wellaboro. jt will be a good opportunity for our
friends in distant parts of tho county' to ovine up
to : the county seat and see what is doiag and
what has been done in Wellsboro tbo past year.-- 7
.Let us lay aside all local jealousies, and see how
Interesting Tioga county can make her county,
•
, SCHOOL NOTiCE.—AII puqq. 8 'under
the age of 14 years, who will aVend t. e Borough
il o
Schelde! the coming term, areinetitled . be prev
ant at the school house, Friday morn g Of this
week at 9 o'clock. It is very importsi that .all
such fiupils ':are requested to buy no books at
preseri t. • .A. C.: W,llivan§, Fritioipai. ,
•
IRON I CASTINGEI.--BlearB. SEARS &
Aviirtri Proprietors of the Welleboro Foundry,
are doing dome very creditable -work in the way
of heavy iron castings. They are doing all the
work for the iron front of Messrs.. Smith 14 BoW
eirs block of stores, and the specimens we have
seen reflect great credit upon their establishment.
Their patterns are symmetrical and the castings
are. Vcry• smooth and; pretty. They have in
curred large expenses' to prepare themselves for,
this kind of work, and are now fully, able to
oompele with the best establishment elsewhere.
They make iron columns, window cups iron
fences be., del They make patterns and
oast anything needed in lids section in their line.
Such enterprise deserves encouragement, and . cire
hope our people will pattonize thentin preforeueo
to going eisewherb. , ,
CORNING.—QtI Re a numbcr•glitherea
at the base /MD grounds.last Friday, to witness
the exciting-gamebetween the Star"; of 'Bop;
and the Kearsages, - et , this place. It was the
.best contested game thrit hay been played iu this
county the ,prisent year. Therelras extraordi-
nary good playing in both clubs, and but fothe
tu
ungentleanlx.interforence of outsiders, I think
the Stars would have carried home the lakelit.
The score stood — tin follows : Koarsages , 21; ztO,
24. Blinders: Stare, 5; /Unmet', 1. , •
During the playing, a peddler's .horse Ucawo
frightened at a looomotiveiand• ran away. The
driver succeeded in checking the horse, by turn—
ing him in among this players, and he stopped
near the second luts'e. Some thought he would
make a home run,
LAWkNCIEVILLE.—On Friday, Aug,
20, the ICoinkerboekera, of this place, and the
S'eartr, of Tioga ‘ played a match game of ba6o
ball, ‘ s vhiohretinkl in the defeat of the former.
Seem: 14; Stare r 48.
• Nathan-Elston,. ah \ employm of E. F. Branch;
was badly injured on tlie,29th ultimo, by falling
from the pile driver at the \ sawnisill. One of the
guy ropes to the ladder gaveway, and ho jump.
od, striking on a pile of edging,ibroaking his an.
- - ,
kle
. and otherwiso injuring 'MM. Dr. Darling
was promptly on hand to render ; inedicnbaid, and
at last accounts Mr. Elston Was'pitti \ ng along as
•
well as &paid be expected.
0. Bows: al RENE
SULLIVAN.—I Bee by a late Agitator,
that Repeater Imet.ikett to heart what I saidCen
cerning the Sylvania picnie, , atid his excuse for
not giving a more pytieixod description, was te".. \
cause ho had no tact to amplify or embellish, and
ho thobght I might have said so and so. In re•
ply, I will say that the etateurint I made was
not exaggerated, nor written fur the purpose of
extolling the Itakerburg school over that of the
State Road ; but merely to glue a more full ac
count of the picnic. Perhaps I could have said
more, and, Bke Repenter, could have said less
I might haio said that Sabbath schools, to the
number of ten from Sullivan and elsewhere; held
a picnic at Sylvania, and-'.Above all others the
Bakerburg. school took the first premium ; which
would have bean a very interesting account of tt
Neale, indeed. Don't you think so? I wonder
if' the reader would have thought, I did it to
boast of one particular school over all others,—
If Repeater'will take the trenble, to look at my
statement; he Will find that I-said, "except one
six horse team and their flag." I gave their flag
the preference. But ho is excited, and says I'
might have sai'd therßakerharg flag was tho poor.
ost. I wonder who told him. It must be ho has
been * swinging "round the circle," of late. It's
a pity some friend could not have: sent -him this
information elfin_ earlier day. ,It might have
savothirn much excitement', and helped him in
his no "tact to amplify." Without saying for
'Mar, I will repeat what I said Wore—that with
the extlption of ono 'six horse team and their
flag, there was no school that excelled, if equalled
that of Bakorshurg. SHANDY.
TIOGA.—Mcs. : Rum has
claimed another victim.' ' On Saturday last, Sep
tember 3,'an elderly Inhering man, working on
the railroad, and a stranger in the place, in a'
state of intoxication, fell from the Crooked crook
bridge below Tioga, literally driving his head
into his body. On Tuesday following be was
consigned to the grave; and that is all that a
large portion of the people care to know about
it. Bat many thoughts intrude themselves upon
my mind. I think of the poor wife ana l fatniV,
who have now reveled the last remittance; but,
in all probability, they got but ti:ereall portion 'of,
his earnings: for the greater portion doubtless
went into the pocket of the licensed whiskey
dealer, who will also be a mourner—for rum has
done its perfect work in this as in millions of
other cases—toed he Will get no more money from
this poor victim. These teen are in good com
pany for, what think ,you, Messrs. Editors--
leading members of all, the ohristian ? churches
in Tioga county are backing them up by their
influence, directly and indirectly, in opposing
re Monstrance, and in some cases, as I am credi
bly hammed, themselves signing ,a petition for
license. Think' of it - ! A Nati—begging to be
licensed to kill And that is not all: to dcfraua
the wife and family OT - the s pooninebriate of bread.
To the Good Teniplare—anll--I._know there are
many good ohristians among them—l say: Per
severe. Send up a good, well signed remon
strance against iiceritte:' Do not tire of 'the'goell
work. lie instant, in season and opt of season,--
far
.) o'er helper is Ho who went abont doing good,
and for so doing Suffered perfocution, end who
144 s toid.u. that we Must fight if we would reign ;•
4d Wilt.. thanks be to . Crod, will give us thesic
tory. COS-31prOITF:,
WHITNEY'S MUSICAL 01.1138T.--71iia
excellent musical monthly is a, welcome tine., to
every household where it has ever gained ndmis
sion, and it is al mystery to us bun; tiny ono
would think or doing without it. The Septoul:
ber uninher,contains the following music, which
is also published in sheet form : Minnie Moytte,
lituAing at tho' bate, and Tulip Sohottisoh. :31
por year. Specimen copies ton cents. Address
W. W. Whitney, Toledo, 0.
EVERY . SATURDAY for September 10
is one of the handiomest illustrated papers ever
issued. It contains European war pictures: the
Baden Prisoners taken at Niederbreun, French
Soldiers Bathing at Nancy, ho. Its literary con
tents comprise able and very interesting editori
als on the valance of Power, An Empire's Bull
Run, .40. it has a fall summary of home and
foreign news, two .additional- chapters of The
Mystery of Edwin Droodi - __ether' fresh and
readable articles. Si a year. Address icicle,
Osgood & Co., Roston.
DENTp4II.ItY. Ci , N. Dartt, dentist
office in Wright & Ballo b it Itiockywheiii he -Con
tinues to make teeth wit Uwireio -- /nyareßviiefic
which given. better satisfaction : than any thing
else in use. 'To bd had at Dartt's only..—Ang. 42
.3.llllgttt. ',-,- • ' . . -
1.4.P. 14 E injtar. W 2 t*" '- 71 1 4 8 148i
au egrioultni4 kier;;;Ablishelif P,T i hkra44lifki4l
by Pasohah Merris,:who is also editor.: It ie
valuitiAe paper for farmers', and WO hope,
-t4 ai more generally eirottiate4 . l4 - . ptlf,4l l 4y
itionit no* ie. It is gotten up i 4 the same a tylo
as the American Auriga/lyrist, for $1 AO a year.
Address.. Paschen
. Morrie, 18 North Thirteenth
etreet,'Philadelphia:
B; Powell, 110 Penn
avenue, Scranton,, Pa, has the general agency.
PON& Chlokering - pianos'and Mason - a ,
lin organi, in a large portion of the States of if.
York'` and Pennsylvania. These celebrated in
, squtnents are tlio only pianos and organsmanu
factureat that i are
,sulling, at low rates, strictly ,on
the "one price eystem."` Send to 'Mr. Poweli for
U ' eUr *pular!' and price lists. Ow . , Aug 3 '
,T,li - Arrigs.,Mr. Orrin - Moore will lao=
Ceptour thanks for it very nice piece,' of :venison.
Gonerak-Election Proclamation.
AIrIIEREAS; by nitne'eof tho General. Adieradaly of'
• the CommTaph of _Pennsylvania, entitled,
act to regulate tho Osineral.Eleitiens of this COM.
monwealth," enacts on the 24 day of July, 1839, it is
enjoined on me to SIT 'NMI° notice What officers are to,
he, elected—therefore JEROME B. POTTER, - High
Sheriff of Tioga County, o "hereby make known . ,and
give this public notice to he .Electors of Tioga County,
•that a General Election tv I be held throughout. tho
c minty on the 2d Tuesday o October next,, befog the
eleventh day thereof,at the s yet al districts within said,
county, natnely: , • • • • • - ;
Moss, Union schoolhouse.
, Brookfield, South Road aehoo °use. - •
Charleston, Dartt Settlements 00l !mime.
Clymer, Sabinsville school hour
Chatham, at the Chatham Center shoot house. • • •
Covington, hotel of Samuel Hitt.
Covington Borough, hotel of.,Eautuo Kiff. • •-
Delmar, at the Court House ' 1
'Deerfield, Cowanesqne House, Ira Wn per
Elkiand Borough, Sandy Stinson.
Elk, at the Smith school honso.
Fall Brook Borough, Fallow school house. , - -, '
a• Farmington, bonse of Peter MoWry, deceased.
Gaines, 11.0. Tormilyea's.
-Jackson; house of 0. Hamilton. .
.11;noXvIlle Borough,Eaglo House.
. Lawrence, Elosson'is Hotel. •
Lawronco Borough, Blosson's Hotel. .
Liberty, Sheffer', a Hotel.
- Borough, Model school house, -
MainsburgDorongb, P.Doud's Hotel.
liollidaytown school hones. ' "
Morris, house of Goo. Critic
Nelson. house of Charles Goodrich,
Oceola, Hotel.
,Richmond, Methodist Church.. -
Rutland, house of Elmer Backer.
Sullivan, I'. Doud'a Hotel...
Shippon, Big Meadow school bduse. •
Tioga, 0. W. lluziett's Hotel. • _
Tiogn Borough; O. W. llaziott's Hotel.
Wolisboro, at t lio Court Hour.
Westfield, E.G. 11111's Hotel.
I,Vestiloid Borough, 11, 0, lIIII's Hotel.
' Ward, house of William L . Thomas.
Union, house of John Irvine. '
At which time and places tiro following
_named Dii
trlct and,CouutY officers are to do elected r
• I Perkin' for itepi enentatire Congrese.r
2 Persons to 'Pa. lirmio of Represontritivr • • '
1 Person for Sheriff.
1 Dotson-for .Co.Connuissiotter.
1 Vernon tor Co. Auditor.
2 Forgone for Jury Commissioners. ' •
township - and Ai d borough - elites for, ho several
- townships and boroughivorriegapouuty.,• , -
It is further directed that the meeting of thellottirn •
Judges at the Court House, Wellahoro, to mak° out the
general retlune, shell he on the first Friday ancceedipg.
the said election, that being the 14th day of October, a,
' lam by said act further directed to give puttee that'
every person, except Jettlecs of the Peaco; li l a shall
hold office or appointments of trust or profit u der the
government of the United States, or of this
,State„ or of
any city or incorporated district, whether nleommis.
stoned officer or otherwise, a Subordinate officer 'elegem' ' ,
whoja or who shall be employed under tho
executive or Judiciary departments of this State, or of
any incorporated district; and also that every member
of Congress, end of the select or common council of
any_city, commissioners of any ;incorporated_ district,.fa by, leiv.incapablo of holdingor exercisingattheatimo
timo the'office or appointment ofJudgo, inspector, or
clerk of soy °Mellon of this Commonwealth, and that
do itispector,Judgo, o any other °facia of any such
election shall bo o blo to any office then to bo voted
for. .
In accordance th the 'eel of Assail/Iy, - of March:
1810, regulating 0 manlier of voting at all elections,
r furth,,r state tor the information of rotors that ail
State officers will be voted furon a single slip of paper,
labeled "State ;" and all county otticsrti, including
membet aof Assembly, willbe voted for on a separate
ballot, end•labeled "County;" and all township and
borough officers will 1,,e voted for on a separate ballot,
labeled "Township" or "Borough," each class to he do- I
posited in separate ballot boxes.
For instructions in regard to• the organization Of
hoards of election, etc , see act of Assembly of 2ir July,
I pamphlet laws, page 219; likewise contained ins
practical digest of the election kgl'l.s of this CoMmon
weal th, furnished at every place f holding general elec.
dons, pavane . etc.
Attention in called to the following amend
ment to the . Constitution of the Uitnod Stator,
and tho layve enacted to enforce its provision,:
The Fitteenth Amendment of the Constitution
of the United Sta.tes is as follows:
"Section 1. The right of citizens of the United
Status to vote shall nut denied or abridged, by
the United, States, or by any State, on account
of raco,rolor, or previouii eticidition of servitude."-
, "Section 2. The Congress have power to
ouforeo this article by appropriate legislation."
The Congress of the United States, on the 31st
day of March, 18,70, passed an net,, entitled "an
'Act to enforce the right of citizens of tho United
t.tlei to vote in the several States of this Union,
and for other purposes," the first and second zoo,
1117 ts, of Nlll3Ol :ITU Rs follows;
Section I. Be it enacted by the Senate and
liou \ se . of Itopresontatlves Of tho United states of
America In Congress assembled That all -citi
zens of the •United States, who are, or shall be
otherwiett qualified by law to Vuto at any election
by the peoPle, in any, State,• Territory, district,
county, eity,\ parish, township, school district,
municipality , or other territorial subdivision,
shall be entitled and allowed to vote at all such
elections, withoul*stinction of race, color, 'or
previous condition Of servitude; any Constitution,
law, custom, usage, Or regulation of any State'or
TerritOry i or by, Or undor its authority; to thO
contrary notwithstanding."
"Section 2. Anti be.t further enacted, That,,if
by or under the authority 011ie Constitution or
laws of any State, or tho laws ‘ of any Territory,
sin act is or shall be . roquircd 'to bo done as a
prerequisite or qualification for 'voting, and. by•
such eonktitution or.law, person , or officers are
or shell bo charged with the performance of du.
- ties in furnishing to citizens an opportunity to
perform snob prerequisite, or to becomn \ qualified
to vote, it shall be the duty of every such ppr
eon end - officer to, give • to all citizens of the
Unttta Steles, the same and equal opportunity
to po form such prereqtisito, and to beoente
qualified to cote-without distinction'of race, col
or, or previous condition ,of servitude; and if,
tiny such person or officer shall refuse or know
ingly omit to give full offect to tht's 'section, he
shall,for evorysuch offence, forfeit and pay , tho
sum iii ftvo itutoll'od dollars', to the person
aggrieved - thereby . , to he recovered by au action'
,on o.caso,, with full posts ; and such allowance
tor oicuniel foes as the court shall deem just, and
shall:den, for every such offence, be deemed
guilty "f a misdemeanor, and shall on conviction
thereof, bu fined no less than five hundred dollara,,
or ho imprisoned not less than one month and
not more than one year, or both, at the discretion
of the court."
SOMEBODI
TheLegitiature of this Commonwealth on,
the tlih day of April, A. D. 1870, passed an act;
entitled farther supplement to the act. rela..'
ling to elections in thil Copimonwertlth,'?ithei
tenth seetien,of which provides as follosis:
"tiec►ien 10. That to nowt of every aat , -,el
Assembly as provides that, only white freemen,
shall be entitled to vale or be registered as Vo—
ter, Or es claiming to vote at any general/ or
special - election of this Commonwealth, be and
the same-i s hereby repealed ; and that • hereafter
all freemen,• withoutAistinetion of, puler: shall be
ourolled and registered according, to, the, prov
isions of the first section of the act approved
goventeenth April, 1870, entitled "An Act fur
ther supplemental to,tbe act relating to. theeleo
tions of this Commonwealth," and when other- .
also qualified utaler existing laws, bit entitled
to vote at all general and special elections in this
Conitaunwealth."
Olvon under my hand at WellsborQugh, this day
orSopteinbor, 1870. B. POTTER, Sheriff.
IIAWLEY—MEAD—On Sept. I, by Roy. W.
P.' Qinaue, Mr. Homer C. Hawley and Mies/3010
Alefiti, bolt of elywer.
%IDE county bridge whore the road crosses
•Phonix creek, (on the Pine creek road to
Coudereport,) in the township of Gaines, will bo
let by the Commitsioners of Tioga county, ,for
the building of the same, to the ,; lowest tuld.e,st
bidder, on the preutsses, as by 'plan to be exhib
ited on Thursdny, tho 29th day of September,
1874, at ono o'clock p. tn.
JOB REXFORD,
• _ M, W. WETIIERBEE,
P. V. VAN NESS, • ,
Sept 14, 1870. 43t
NOTICE is hereby given that - a special Court
vtlll be holden at Wollabor°, Nov. 1.4„,1870,
:fur the trial of the fallowing causes:
Bache, et al vs. 11. A. Guernsey.
M. M. Converse vs. H. Colton. -
got:delta Smyth vs. 0: W. Bailey at al.
-J. F. DONALDSON, Proth'y.
i September lit, 1870. • °
. . . .
Notice. .-
. : Id; 3'iUISONS having account unsettled
With the undersigned at Cownnesquo V;til
-4
ley, aro 'requested to come •forward • nt once and
settle the mac, and save costa. •. •
' ED•013031B 4: 111.11tI413:URT.'
ITOwanesquo Volley,-Sept.,s, 1870-9 t _•
THE copartner:4llp lieretOraci existing nn
-der the tirm name of Wilson & Van 17alken e ,
burg WLI }P,FI;oIVeiI Stint. ins 4 i'by
mutual consent.' Persons Auto - firm,
are hereby notified that prompt payment must
Ue made. WILLIAM WILSON,
HENRY VAN VALKENIIITAG.
•
The above business Rill hereafter itegenducted
by Mr. Witham Witeonlitrletly on the cash aas
tetn. poodamill ba-sold at the very lowest pri.
eon, ancleatlsfaotton guarrautood -to all.
Tdpril 34,1870-Bw. Wri44olW/149.1i.
NIARRIAGES.
INEME=lri==l=lllll
To Bridge Ppilde,rs.
Dissolution.
W
- 7'7 --. ------.-- V -- ;77E — .1", -- .'
Wollshtro Uttion Graded
~
' ' , SCHOOL •
A. C. WINTEry, A. It. STAPED.INTEND
I '' '' ' ENT o} l7 GiaDED - --: " 5 '
. . ,
And Principal. of High Schoot -, (
!,'•, ,- - 1
1 TT is the 'determination [of the Directors' to
1, make the coarse of\instruetion asthorough
andityateniatio;as eatthefoutd in the: State.!--'..
1 :Ootpmegcing wikkh the primary department, the
Palasirpst master every year's allotted work, be
fore being a.dirii ted to the neat higher. ' • .
The beat of teadhers will be employed in every
department, the most approved methods of in-
Atructiori. naed,,,and tbe beat
. Of care, exorcised
'titer' tbnParfialkObbol,;ind i n - .i: ; !':-; -: -
. , The ittou 'Eiiaooe' °WS - thOse adliaatagbit:
The Principal •is it 'graduate of the ltoohoster
I illniversliY, New York, a gentleman of large wr.-
&Acme° in the best conducted schools of the
country, who has spent two years, in Europe,
-and speaks German. French and - Dalian. Ho, is
qualified to give superior instruction in History,
Piac Arta and the Ancient Lan g uages. /flamer
:glen itulltgher Itathematies,the4'cfences, .ifookT.
,koc . pinry arid'Medidovill'be equal to-Ahat if the
•
.best aladerafoo:l ',. , • : • , •-- ' - -:-
• . The Board belie to soon be able to, tirleure la
. structi on in 'Ptifilling . and DratiihY, by a lady
who has had seVeral years' instruction by the
beet 'Eudora In Germany, and who has practised
in the Galleries of Berlin, Dresden. Munich and
3
Fiore do. , 1
. , I ,
, :Thei best school is the cheapest school. The
Boar intend ta obviate all objections to this
class of papularl schools, as far as possible.• A
sufficient 'corps of teachers will be employed,
Mit full justiceinlay be done to every pupil.—
Tuition, is•freo td all .within the. old boraugh lim
its. Pupils froth abroad are invited.; Tioardin
Privato,laroilies "rom's3 to $4 pbroweelr. -.• ' • -
Tuitibn; Com on Englieb,tper, term, sb ,' .... ,-
High • F r
English. Mathematids, &c., $8:
• -' Br'Ottokie 'or Doem.'
. •
September 7,1870. tf
.ANTED • -
:a Valley Steam . Flour-
ing DIM,
BUSHELS -of white and tod
wiater..itnd *ring, whoa!, for,
y the highest market price.
DIMON , di '4BENNET. -
3nr- - • - - -
Stolen:.
. • W
At; the Nil 4,
0 1 000
w Vi we win if,
84t. 7,1870.1
ROM, auk
18700) 9 ' l:U
p,en. Said 3 4 1
oaisitnerep 11
silver gold.'
at , vicious timed
l4etho4 of giving
that if suoh dept
stand ithci eons'
paid fprthio apps
the tihdvo Rotutt,
Middlebury.
I.oscriber on , the night of the 30th,,
lair cushions to a a democrat wit=
I,hions, was covered -- with brown
wiling bottoms, and ; bound with
ctseveral things have been stolen
em .my premises; I take this
ph thief or thieves fairpotice,.
redd ions do not Cease they must
?clue ces - hereafter. $5 will be
rehons'on of the thief who stole
' A. B. A. BRIGGS.
:opt. 7,870-3 t.
AU Agent ;anted.
TO 0E1.74 WHEELER/ ' ILSON'S SEW
ING 'MACHINES in': Ti. Cotity,_ Pa.
Wagons furnished, and the, best Terms given to
Agents. Address
, PETERSON; CAR' ENTER,
Sept, 3, 1810-tf. • DQZ.II3O Willis , . BOW, Pa.
C. H. IfiCELLY,
S riAs JUST RECEIVED LOTS OF
New 4Groods !
=I
Drop in anti look'
TIIROEGII TIM STOII,
and wo will try and convince you, that wo not
only have
GOOD GOODS,
but that we are taping, thopi clear down to
bottom or the Yo have o eotataeto at.
eortmont of- • ' • • _ , • •.• •
LADIEW,IMESS GOODS,
'All plyles' and -pricer
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
CROCKERY, GLASS-WARE,
TEA, COEEEE, SPICES,
ETO., ETC.
We - do not proposs to mention all the items in
store, as wo much prefer showing goods.
lA,- No chars() for showing Goode. Call and
see us.
. 1
Sept. 7, 18794,
ESTRAY,—Came to the enclosuie of the sub
scriber, about the first of .August, a spotted
(red and white) steer, about four years old. The
owner is raid ostod to'prove property;••pity char
ges and take him away. .• DANIEL FIELD.
Delmar, Aug.3l, 1870 3w
Strayed
FROM thd enelosuri; of the subscriber,. o n the
1 I tb, inst., a red•yearling.,heifer, short nook
and home turned In.• Any information of the
above heifer will ha liberally rewarded.'
DAVID 110.1V,E14.
':1:114P. 31. 1810-3 . ti 4
DZIEriAt Wilrainva 2.
El
' = ' \ E,ftisMAN aif,' VAN HORNE,
- aiikICATIbE AIVOIECTIANI I CAL
tsal " dai earrtlerta.
Anew and auptifior base foi artifloial teeth—
having three times the strength of the vnbionite.
Is offered with•the emir:ince that it removes ay.
cry objection made by tbo patient._ . Teeth filled,
cleaned and extracted in the mostlisProved man
nor. All work registered and warranted. Office
ago 13 Main st., Wellsboro.
Aug. 3), 1870
:nemel in
HARDvirAiE,
of, all
AGRICULTURAL',AND 'MECHANICAL
IMPLMNTS,
Building Material,.lron ;Nails; Cutlery
Stoves, Tin-Ware / &c .
MY STOCK Or STOVES embraces Forty
different kinds, and I am' prepared to
guaya9oe
Bottota Pricift to Oath -Buypia;
I have also on hand 4 large stock of
Electric X Cut Saws,
•
and Moor's Double-Braced Anti Frame Wood
Saws. T hose are the best saws in the world, and
are fully warranted.
The best etook of 'VII' end kerosene ' LAN
TERNS in the,connty:.
I hair) Many
,artiolea not kept by otlir deal.
or which tvould‘be • glad to, ehotv, and glie
prices that will defy•aatopetitipq. ; -
4n. 34 j.' I 3O.WATECW, Jr.
■
tgaEmITAME IS LEGION,' , may, bo ems lid to
those who, die annually (if - Consum_ptiok although
science has of -late year sensibly dimi bed their
number. It to gratlfyingt ; to know.that - enoral,
use of Dr.Wister's.MisoM of Vad:', Cherry:* arkely
instrumental In attending this end. •
• !„,
How to' bok Youn4.-Sixtqdn !
Jl o n't vatic or tem vile flair Re storers, but idUlpip
apply LtagaO's anollallalm upon
,yourrfaeonech
and hamde. a 0 useiLyon's Hathation upon you hair.
rip Balm mak a,lbur
,00mpleaton Peary ? , sett and
natural, mid y , n 6%111101: What' i•Ortoyea
freckles,'tap, /towns* rlni.Marke::MOth.pptchea.'
etc.; and in pla cot a rod, ruatte4ace
marble purity of an eaquialto belle. :It glyeti to mid
dto the bloom of perpotuaU-youth, • t addi these!
efforts bee: aplendid head of hair produced by the'
yitoation, and a lady lantil done ,her !mat 4ray of
miciremeit. • Itrothora wi 1 _have no spluator !elatore
when theft) articles aro at.
ALABAMA Oteuss. We arq infotmisd that the nidat Der
alst an t and unyielding of the private °Miens villo hay°
-claims Ts. the British Cloyernment are Dr. J. 0. Ayer
,ts Co., of Lowell. Mass., the rumunfaCtureri of medi
cines. They Will consent to nettling , lens than .that
their demand for medicines destroyed 'by, the' Dritish
Outgo shall be paid in - geld and in ' , Oilers to tho last
oent. ^ They are emboldened by the luc that the dole.
unction of - their goods by the English lb China and
e ig e wbero where era not tho'• thoublosomelnation
trampling upon somebody f),havo hitherto Wen Paid in
full, and. they now say that they shall ho. Thdy hew.
ever propels° this compromise s-tiivo us Canada ond We
will call it oven, because we can then send *nil t Fotust.
dies there witliout'dtity. -DVashington
May IS, ISTO. „' , • • ,
Wall Paper, Windoii, PapeikelotliSliadese
SPOING Brock lea 170.—liugh Xoung Co.
have just rtuiefved'thei Bret installment of Wall
Paper, Window Paper, and, Cloth Shades, for
Spring trade, Which will be. gold cheaPer than
ever. Borders, Window Fixtures,, Cords, I Toss.
Cornices, Piottire nails, and- everything
oleo that belongs to the t trado, ; Come andl price
our goods, and extunin thorn 'before pardoning
elsewhere. Specimens and prices sent by mail
to any part of the county. • V
N. B. Our stock is the largest over brought
Into the county, and we don't intend to be under
sold. " MUGS YOUNOVoIItf. -
Wender% March Op -18 7Q.-4f:. .
IMO
val i
-new di3cin;cry. A 'painl*it? irtaini;•ni , :i e g
hails, 71C , 1 1 1Witerth! , 111) - 011.itiq IAI/1/01.,"
The mo!,:t —-- - . - .— - ; fomarlci'
able cilect : cAltcp,Rs; of th 1 a
4 tregment ...... .. ..... ~ ... is, it gepaj
j rates tho chemical
they
of cancerous
If growths, so, that they shrivel, die and' dls,
`-' appear and :will not return. All thaw at
idea can call on the Professors Ilnchanan t Down,
University; or address, No. 61.4 Pino Street, Philati.
Mr: Allen Daggett of 'Lawrenceville, ann , uncee
himself , a candidate for the- aloe , Of -Sheriff, the
ensuing election. •
Mr. M.D. Willbelm, of)t uoxvillo. offers himself na
a candidate for Sheriff, euhlect to the (*felon of the
Republican Party!
Mr. Samuel F. Ripley, of • Richmond township, offers
htmeelt a candidate for t • e oiticerof ,Bherig,,filihJect to
the decision of the people - ' -
( Guardian's
NOTIC E
is hereby i3iven; that the undersign.
N'ed, Guardian of E ff a A. Millard a minor
child of William Millard, late of, Jabitson town.
ship dePAMsed, will in Ipursuaned of an order of
the Orphans CoUrt of Tioga aunty, on the 6th
day of October, 1870, at 2 o'clock P. M., on the
premises, expose to public soli all of the interest,
of said minor it t the following, described_ tract of
land in Jackson tow ship, Tioga county, Pa.,
bounded-north by lads of W. J. Hazen and
Henry F. Wells, east by lands,: of James Friends,
south , by lands.ef Jai; W, Tubbs -and Henry P.
Wells,
aud lands'of-George Westlako
and Daritis 'nacho,- containing eighty.soven and
one-half acres of land, be the same more or less,
and being let bi0..12 of lands doodad' by H. H.
Dent to H. 0. Spalding.. Terms, ono half cash.
on' confirmation of the' deed, and the balance in'
one year with inreres secured by judgment on,
the property P C. YAW GELDER,
Sept. 7, 1870.—At Guardian, dm
•
• Town lo,ts tior Sale.
THIR:TY good building hots, situated on both
.sides of state streak, in Wollsboro. Those lots
will be sold on reasonablo torms. Apply to WI
Sherwood, at Henry IShorwood's law pfllee in
Wellsboro Pa. I
Wollsboro, Aug. 29th, 1870-4 t.
Illvil " “ EUßEKA ill
” - S(Milg
lFd's = . Tobacoe.
Li 6n excellent article f granulated Virginia; whin.-
ever introduced it is nuiversally admited. It Is put
up in handsome muslin bags, in which orders for
34eorschatint Pipes aro daily packed.:
I ,
°
,ARIL'- SMOKIOG
VACItt CI_ uB .....r 05 .,„0_,.....
..,....... -
Classed by all who con umeis as the' , finest otall;a It
istnade - of the choicest deaf grown; it is anti:novel"
In its Wools, as the Niootino has been extrac tEdts it
loaves no disagreeable taidot altar smoking; it is very
mile, twit In color and weight, benne ono pound wil
last as long as 3of ordinary tot acco. In this brand we
f
also pack orders every day for rst quality Neer wham
Pipes. Try it and convince yo rsolvos it is all itclaims
to be, ' , 2116 FINEST OP AILM
1.---. L-
LORIL-
QJ~ I IL®A 'c"K'N°
LARD'S T O B A CCO
• ;
This brand of Cut Chewing kfobacco has no eqUal or
superior anywhord..; ItAwithont doubt the boat chew
ing tobacco in the'country.
orinard's Snuff's
Have now p.cefit in general use in the United 4: tea
over 110 years, ant still neknowledged "the Mat"
wherever used.
If your storekeep does not. have these articles ibr
sale, oak him to gat tberit;' they, aro sold by respectable
jobbers almost everywhere. •
•
Circular and priceit forwarded on application.
P. LOR.LLL,I.RTh'& 00., New York.
March 16,1970-8 m
. -
C, B. KELLEY:
; An Bankruptcy.
District Court of the Unite States, fur the Wes
tern District of Penney/violin.
Western District of Pennsylvania, es: A war
rant in Bankruptcy has been issued by said Court
against the estate of D. S.l.k 11. G. Irelan, of the
county of Tioga, and State of Pennsylvania in
said District,'_ who have! been duly adjudged
Bankrupts - upon petition'of their creditors, and
the payment of any debts and the delivery of
any property belonging to said• Bankrupts to
them or to their UFO,
and jtho transfer of any
property by them are forbidden by law.. A meet
ing of the eredicer of said Bankrupts to prove
their debts and to choose ono or more Assignees
of their estate will be bald ata Court of, Bank
ruptcy, to be holden at Tioga Boru in said dis
trict, on the 17th day of September,'A. D. 'lB7O,
at 10 o'clock in., at the office of F. E. Smith,
one of the Registers in Bankruptcy of said dis
trict. , 1 ALEX. MURDOCH,
U: S. Marshal West. Die. Pa.
By'D. Centauri, Dept'y. . Aug. 31,:2870-3t
IN the Mattel Of the estate of David liulelan=
der deemed, 'To LtiCY A. Itulslander, John
S. Iluislander, Susan E. Freeman, Worthington'
Freeman, E. K. Ifulslandcf,- Harriet M. Vanval
ealnear, 3Chn Vanvalcalnear, David J. iluislan=
dor, Julia , A. Lamont, - ArChibald Lamont, and
Eunice Edgeton, guardian of Lucy P. Bulslan'-
der, Clara S. lluisiander and Thomai Hulslan
der,heirs at law of said decedent, youand each
of you are hereby notified that by virtue of a
writ of inquest issued out of the Orphans Court
'of Tioga County, inquisition fog making parti
tion Will be taken upon the lands of said deco
dent at his late residence in Charleston town
ship, its the County of Tina, and State of Penn-
Sylvania, on Tuesday the 25th day of October A.
D. 140, at 2 o'clock, P. N.
'Sept; 7,1870.-6 t. _ • 3. B. POTTER, Sheriff.
!, In Partition.
,
IN the eState of Allen Dewey t late of Sullivan
townsh p, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, do
ceased. To Orson Smith, William W. Dewey,
George Dewey, Dolly Ann Fowler, Samuel Fow
ler, Albert, Dewey, Lovisa Sperry, Ashman Sper
ry, Lymati Dewey, Mary Fuller, Jonathan Fel.
ler, Ruth Johnson, Frederick Johnson, Fanny
Snow, William L. Snow. .:and Walter Dewey :
You - and each of you are hereby notified that
by virtue of a writ of inquest for making parti
tion of thl i ral estate of said 'decedent in Sullivan
township, loge Co. .Pa. Inquisition will-be
taken up; said real estate on the 27th yof
October, :D.1870, at 2 o'clock P. M., when
,and where yen can attend if you think proper.
Sept, 187 . 0-6 t. ,J. J 3. POTTER, Sheriff.
Administrator's Notice.
TaTERS ;of !Administration having been
lj granted fo.the undersigned upon the estate
of Ethan P. Eddy, deed of Brookfield, all per
sons indebted 'and all claiming against the said
estate will settle with L. D. SEELEY,
1 - B. A. SEELEY,
Addieks - Administrators.
Knoxville, -Pe. cum testament° annex°.
Sept. 143,1870-6 w.
•
OLD
"P NNSYLVANIA. HOUSE"
LATELY known with° Townsend House,
; 11 ltd for a time °coupled by D. D. Roll.-
" de* has been thoroughly refitted, repair.:
esl.'aud opened; by • -"
MONT/OE4
who be happy to accommodate the' old
friends ofhouse nt- , very reasennbliixatoti. ' •
Aug. 24, 1 18T0. 14014R0D.- -
.
SP~C~zAL~ N,~'~'~~~~~
• • N ; 4:46,
kr=-5-
of co
ANNODIsiCEMENTS.
In Partition.
•;: -•.:. ,- - • .. , •.- - a •-•—, ~ , - - - ---.1. I f,. -..• , , -N4.,. ,-..,:',. ~ -T' '-'.
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CLOSING
i a,
SUMMER
Sia.mmer Shawls !
Sun Vmbrellas,
The balance, pf onr'Sammer stock we desire to Giese "out during the next
2 or„3 weeks, and shall sell cheap in order tor, do so.
Mete Pall Goods.
We are 'stocking up with New Goods for the early Fall rade, in Prints ;
Sheeting Shirtings ; blue, scarlet, grey and fancy
~ i annels ; ' Carßet
Warps ' • Cotton Yarns ; Battings ; Cassixneres ; Boots a d Shoes, and in
tend to have regularly on hand a still more l ettractive stock than t during
the past season, both as to prices and assortment. - Quite a large share
of our Goods we will be able to Sell from this date at even lower prices
than during the Spring.- ' i
i
Corning, Aug. 3, 1870.
- -
ITALL,'S
VEGETABLE gICILiAN
HAIR RENEWER
11" :630k
e
Is the only 'perfected and
scientifically, prepared
preparation of its kind
ever offered to the public,
l and has no - competitor
in merit. By its use
'GRAY IT AIR is soon ,
restored to its original
youthful color ' and brit-
Nancy, which is so much ,
adinired by, 'all. ;Persons
whose hair i's thin orfalling
out will, by the use of our
Renower,soon see its good
effects; as, by its tonic and
stimulating' properties tho ,
) lair glands will be incited
and the bnir V grOw thick
1.
and sfrong a._ am. - In cases
of Berldless ii, will create,
a new gro)%th unless the
ifollicles re Destroyed. It
lis cooling; and allays all,
'itching and irritation of ,
the scalp. it does not stain
- the _skiajas__d o... Ayes—but _
makes the s alp white and
clean. As a l DRESSING:
it is thet' bet and Most
economical 'preparation in
the world, as its effects
last so much longer. Send
for our ~Treatise on- the .
hair, free to all, by ,mail.
RESTORES
GRAY
lIAIR
- TO
I T 3-
ORIGINAL
COLOR,
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AND
I S- A
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TRY
ONE
BOTTLE_
AND.
THICKEN
UP
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LOCKS!
Sold by all Druggists and 'Dealers in Medicine,
' • Price one Dollar I'er Dottie.
R. P. HALL & Proprietors.
LABORATORY, NASHUA, N. H.
WOODHULL • ACADEMY.
WOODBUT.T.., STEOBETT CO., Y. Y. ,
D. lI.'CODB, PrinCipal.
Miss M. M. L. Cobb, ' Preceptress. '
Prof. A. Brown,
N. BEEBE, J Assistants.
Miss lithry SimMons,.Tertcher of Instrnmental
Music, Thqvugh.Bass. •
Prof. Loomis Mead," Teaubor of Plain, and Or
namental Pennmanihip.
,A competent Teacher nrill , bo
• proonrod for the
Priml97-'-
CALENDAR.
Fall Term will emernence August 24, and'oon
tinue 1:3 weeks. 'Winter Term will oonitnence
November 30t and - contione 18 weeks. Spring
Term will COM once March Bth, 1871.
EXP NSF. g FEB TERM.
Higher Mathematics and Languages,— $7,50
‘Common English, . 't ' . 6.00
Primary, , 4,00
Rent per Scholar, Academy $2.: Boarding.nouse,-3,00
Penn:mug:tip, plain, _ 5,00
'
Instrumentals, - ,25
'
Instrumental sluslo, 10,00
'
•
Use oft ristrument 2,00
/Mind la Private Families, I • 2,50 to 3,00
A boarding club will be formed to accommo
date the's(' who wish to jein.' Any one. wishing
;t0 settle the club bill at :tiro ,eoriimeneement of
thO , terra, can_ do so by-paYing, the Principal $2
per rook.
E , All,bills mast bo - satisfaotorily artbAgedin ad-
vance. No bills arradged for lose than , a half
term. No dedudtions,except in cin4 of pro.
traoted sickness.l Stuents ' ptending to leave
at the middle of the term, mast make their in
tentions known it the commencement, or no de
ductions will be !ninths. 1 , 1
The Trustees having purchased the boarding
house and secured other buildings dote by, feel
confident that all will be acoommodated with
rooms.
A teaohors' class is expooted for the fall term,
giving tuition free to all members of the clam
Thoso wishing rooms, can address the Princi
pal, or 0. B. Baxter, J. Buchanan, or 11. Mar
latt, and obtain a prompt reply. Aug 10, '7O, at
H. Harris'
CELEBRATED BAKING POWDERS
for sale Ly
Fob. 2, 1870. P. R, *ILLIAISIS & • CO.
• RICK FOIL SALE—St the new works near
the academy. Road• to the kiln, opposite
Blisha Brown's, on Main street.' A few thousand
nbwion hand, made of the bed material, and
well burned. ED,. WETMORE. •
Well sboro, JulylB. MO. 6
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' , IM UN ACAIIEMY
ICNOXVILI ! P t TJ9OA CO., PA.
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MRS. E. MORTON, PRINCIPAL., 1
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The f rill Term for 1370 will commence Aulruet, 80. .
Tl.M'lVinter -' " id . November 29.
Thu Spring " ' It February 28.
Saud for ciroular. ' , July 27,1870.1 y - 7 .
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State Normal' Sc 001,
. MA*SETELD;' PA'. ' , .
FALL TERM , train's Sept. 7; 1 SIO •
'WINTER TERM,begips Dee. q, 1870.
SPRING TERM b'etiiie Mar0k270.871;
For Catalogue or admieeloa apply • •
• CHAS; EL irpituu, A. M.,
;„ Mansfield, July 8,4810. \ 7 Ps4ioißt4.,,..
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• 1 J. 'A. PARSONS Si CO,
BEE - HIVE EXCHANGE.
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If vows •
%Igor
izie a
I rrill Not Surrender,
I ASK NO•SUSPENBIOid OF HOSTIIfITIE
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blot I run up the banner for
Teas, Sugars, Syrups,
MOLA,E3IIB, PORK, '14148,
and all aorta of
01i00ERIES AND PROVISIONS,'
WITOtP,SALE AND RETAIL,
Come to
%V. T. Mathers'
And see what a 81IARM OF THINCI:9 in I
lino can be bought for a little money
I will 'not be -Undergo].
LOOK AT THIS!
CASH:PRICES AT THE BEE-HIVE
SUGARS.
Good Brown Sugar 10 cents
Bek P. R. Sugar, 12
A Coffee Sugar, "
Cruet, Powdered h Grranuinted t ls . '
TEAS.
.
Good Young llyann Tea, ' $0,7 , .
Ba t ,ti , n it 1,56
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Oolong Ten, $0,78 to 1,00.
Japan Tea, - 80 to 1,00.
COFFEE. •
Rio, good article 16cants
" best article , "
Java, ' 1 , if
" best, . 35 "
. • TOBACCO.
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Cavendish, ' 80,7
Shorts . • .. ..,. ........... 3
' Smoking, ' 4... 3 I
SALER TITS. —7:
Deland's beat,
Bode,
Rice,
-A 'Very Large Stock
Constantly on hanrught low and sold oh .a
. .
For Cash.
I have lso a large stock of
300'21 among
Which I will seell cheap enough to please ens
touters, no matter if the feet are 'ma large as 101 l
out doors," and; the; family "too numorousl to
mention."
Sign'of tfio BULL' do BEE-HIVE.
W. T. MATHEW,
Wellsifero, July 20, 11370.
NEW SPRING GOO I
A NEW and desirabl
1 - 1 again he found at
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WICKIIAM• St FAIVR'g
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y lloia l '
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We 00 not boast the largest, but a stook Wtl
and carefully seleoted, and height skied! liar
'Cash, saving all interest .and discount% which
purehasers will at once perceive they have 1p the*
favor. Most artioleiin the ,
3iO3E=L'lr r4or‹,cirogs
lil
Ot:Ooe - rk.s ;
I=
WOODEN WARE, AND 0800 ; - r • r
J..
LINE,
I
can ea foun4,4t.prfces wjaloh'sigrayBguaraiiteii
their sale.
CALL a. SICEyOR-YOURSELVES.
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i l . ~WIQICE,IAitt 4 AfißO,i
May 4 4 182441. : •' . ''' `. •
The Subspriber
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Trrourop upee tfully 4.1411-,th4 pttft off, :
Vt. elose purahoirs to Lis new. and.e/q 14 4 ,11 '-
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stook of
ME
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Anstruction Books,
.1
10 °to
8
10 "
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3. '
stook• of Goode
'NERCHANoINE,
pet received, not% as,
DRY G001)8.
SHAWLS, DOMESTICS, 'Oir" At, sues,
CARPETS, OIL 'CLOTHS, COT .
TON MATTING % PLAth AND
6.61u1D, TABLE' LINEN,
BED-SPREADS,
Window Drapeiy, and an enclloo, vatisty of
HOSIERY, GLOVES, RIBBONS, PA." (
ASOTA OF AIL RITYLN AND rptize7
The
Clothing
Depaitment will be found full and ootitplete,
Including many new etylea of fine Goody, mad*
np, and in the pieced All ate invited to eon
°amino. Alp an endleis vavietypf
SLIOES I
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THOMAS• KASHMIR'S.
very cheap at
Welleboro, June 1, 1870.
100,000 PORN WOOL
WANTED.
A"°' $1:0,000 DOLLARf3 WORTH OF
Goods,
To be sold at the lowest break down prices, at
, ACADEMY 00101 M till, PA.
June, 6 , '7O-tf. PURPLE a DEMEAUX.
Musical Instruments !
111.121R , subaoriber informs the public that be,
has aonstantly ,on hand a large assortment
of
OR:GINS, MELODEONS,
I=
AND
for sale or rent.
Plstiic
furnished toCorder
OLD INSTRUMENT& TAKEN IN
EiCTANOE and porno of the same on band to
be sold cheap. , • \
He will be found at bis residence near Potters'
Hotel in Middlebury, Tioga .county, Pa.- Ad
dress,7 A. IC A. BRIGGS,
Juy 6,1870* Crooked Creek, Pa.
Fire and Life Insurance.
INDEPENDENT Fire insurance company of
Boston, 'Mass. Capital, $300 , 000; assets ,
$600,000. .
Equitable Life insurance company of the 11.
Sates. Assets, $13,000,000; annual business.
$52,Q00,000. W. A: ITONE, Agent.
`We!labor°, August 10,1870 if
25,00 111
Bushels. of LIME
for sato by
24, 1870.-4 t;
ti.U;..
ELLSBOR 0 AND ,MANSFELD ,
,
STAGE 'LINE.
•Jr l, l'.-g— . ., THE undersigned, proprsotor of
3 . ric•:' , ..ja.. -- this lino takes this
.method of In- •
forming the public that the above Stage runs
daily (Sandays eacepted,) between' the two gYa -
000 as f0110w5: ... • • ' ' . • .
Leaves Wellsboro - at 0 -a. In., aad arrives' at
Mansfiold at 10.30 ai-ar7 ------- .. •
Loaves :danallohl t 2.30 p, tn., and arrives at
Wellibaro at 5 p.m. .TOY-Fare $l,OO.
11
Ani. 24, 1870.—t 'W. B. VAN HORN.
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Executor's. Notice. • •
lETTEIRS Testamentary haring . been granted
4 on the estate of Alfred, .Seeley, deoeased,
bf Jaejtson township. %Togs Co., Pa., all
rladelit„ ed are requested to- make payment,
:hose having claims to present them to
lg. 17, 187047. LEWIS BF, LEY, liter.
late
thoaa
and t
An
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For Sale or it:eat..
(lbOil dairy farm in ficiga township, Ti:
o'ga county, Pa., about
.2,} miles west of the
ngh of Tioga. about 100 acres improved,
,t
K unimproved. Has on it three barns
divelling houses, an apple and peach orob-.
rul Other frutt,trees. Terms easy. Also ad
.g on ' the west, a \ farm and timber. lands
40i 10'100 cores. as desired, _with 80, acres
.ved, with a good barn, a good house and
, •
orchard.. Good for a dairying farm.
r g 17 ; 1870-tf. C. 11. SEXMOW,t,
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Tioga, Pa.
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FOR . SALE. . ',
THE Store, Dwelling House and premises in
Blosaburg, Tioga county, Pa, formerly 00.
cupied by Nast & Auerbach, in the most buel •
mei pest of the town, are offered for Dale muoli
below their value. For price, terms, so., confer
with M. F. Elliott, EN., of Weßator°, or tho'
enbaoriber, - - O. H. SEYMOUR. '
Aug. 17,1880—tf.' Tloga, Pa.
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-, House andliot. for Sale.
T undersigned of ors fur sale a village lot
j_ with house and liarn, on it, situated in Rose-
Ville, Tioga County, Pa: Address
• • • i . 1 Mrst. E. 1. - STF,VEN6, '
Aug.l7, 1.870-tf, Middlebury, Se.
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FOR.',: ; SALE • j
Real Estate s and Store' 'of Goods
THE subscriber o ff ers for sale a house and lot '•
at East Charleaton; Tioga Co., Pa.. .with al
Store and goods. Also a house ant lot itt tev—'
ington Borough, Tioga County. ,'• -
The house and premises in- Bast Cbaastou
are well malculated for- the accommodation of
the traveling pnbile.-,, Bearing i.o live'more
qui
etly, I 'Frill sell this'prOpe,ily ,at a bargain and
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on easy terms. 'Addroluror call' on meat - Eas
Charleston, .Tioga Co.,'
Aug.l7 1.870-4ta „ ; ELIAIii TIPPLE. •
'WOOLAIITTED
CASH PAID 808, AT: ,
'BIIAM &DEWS;
Wellaboro, Juno, 13; 1810-3 m. • - ,
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