Arrival and Depart!tro ' of Stages.
,ir x. .-mn fl Stages running' ovoi
the different routes from
t: - 7, - 7. - 4 - ,7,r3";; , ,e.'7:-.;;.!'
a W rr eas o bo as ni, fo rl dep art and
l ';•to`!' r ` .3 !"--.E I - 1. l '• Wolleboro Po rt the
WILLIBORO & Tloo&.—Dep 7
art 6 & 10, a
m . 1111., arrive 1%
and o'clock p .
viut-gooto A Matrarmm.—Dopart El a. m.carrive Op. nit
visa/mono 6; CouDiairomr.—Dep.lloci. & Thur.; p. m.
arrive Alcaday &Thursday at 12m.
gac~e \
80110 & Jamas: Suomt.—D/part on.& Thar. Oa ca
a rare Tuesday it F 11.5 p.m
wousemte & Brom! Fonn—Dep. Tiloll. & Friday at 2
p. m., arr. Tues. & Friday at 12 in.
TIOGA COUNTY AGITATOR,
Local IteMs.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. s b, 1870.
New Advertisements-
Fall Millinery—Mrs. Scofield.
Now Goods—Stuith & Waite.
New Goode , —Newell & Owen.
Now Goods—A. B. Heine.
Dissolution—Roberts & Bailey. ?
For Salo—L. C. Bennett.
Orphan's Court Sale-411..L. Deane,
'Auditor's Notioo—M. F. Elliott;
&cantor's Notice--Tate & Smith.
Administrator's Sale—C, ,a, Seymour.
In Bankruptcy—J . , W. Guernsey.
T. L. Baldwin & Co., Tioga, have just
received piles of Fall Goode. Adv. next week.
Fort SALE.--A lot of household fur
niture. Inquire) of W. IL Smith, Wolleboro.
SELFAT SCHOOL.- Mrs. Bush, will
open a Select School for children; on Monday
morning next, the 10th inet, in the Town Hall.
VALUABLE PEKIEE.Ty yQII SALE.—
Mr. J. Fisk Oilers for 84 his 'intensive lum
bering'mills on Elkhorn ()nick, also all his timber
and farming lands. This is a rare chance for
oome one.
LucKy.—Mr. Deane, brother of, Re
corder Deno, of, this village, has recently been
elected Surveyor for Arapahoe county, Colorado.
MusT HANG.-- , llElle Ferguson, the
murderer of the Longer family near Ithaca, in
March last, boo been found 'guilty of murder in
the tl rot degree, and lentepood to be hanged on
the 4th of November next.
N EwTlooDsi-L-Meetirs. tintittt& Waite,
A It_ Heine and Newell & °motet, have received
their new Yell amide, and are offering induce
iieute to the tieolile of this county which should
--tteit, their attention. See double column rniver
,
talllPlll 8. •
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Ixt"ri.E Brrs.—box-Uovernor Packer
iiii.il recently al. IVilliatnevort, Pa , wherdi lie has
itnithd ni a ti vi ears.
—Men. a. Roberts it. Bailey haw, dissolved
1 -
partner:4l p, by mutual eminent. Mr. Roberta
eomiiims business at the old stand.
—Thu work - on the now brick block progresses
•ly. The weather could not hove boon more
avorablo for the work. Smith Bowen's block
has a substantial iron front, put up fly Soars ct
Avery, of this place-. It is very well . 4lone.— ,
Wright 41; Bai)py's front is very pretty. Theirs
was put up;bY parties from I,,lmirn,
—Erastus Fellows put up the uew fence in
front of the " Old graveyard on the Hill." We
wish otAri s i-would gL and clear away the briers
and thorns, and tnat\e the place look little inure
as if some one had respect respect for the dead who
sleep there -
—C. J. Wheeler is putting a fine front on his
house. When completed, it will be a commodi
ous dwelling.
—Mrs. Iletsey R. Wilson, of Lawrenceville,
died recently, aged 73. " he had resided," says
the Enterprise, "more than a generation in the
village, and has'been associated with every char
itable, moral and religions movement ill It be
longing to the lust thirty or forty years." She
was a sister to Mr. M`Dougall. Sho was much
beloved 14 those who knew her, for her ohrbdian
and womanly character.
—An excursion party from the Arcot mines,
near Blossburg, went to the Watkins Glen last
week. Mr Cameron, the Superintendent, was
present. A lino brass band accompanied them.
—Corn. .
—Willi‘atu Ketchum, ofChasing, died on the
27th ult., from a blew received on the head from
some unknown person the previous night. He
was in company
, with a woman of bad character
at the time he received the mortal wound.
ROUND TOP CHEESE FACTORY.—The
lel:owing is the number of pounds of milk re
ceived at the above factory , up to the 17th of
September, 1870:
Wl' &mini:fay, 5,216 C Coolidge, 830'
J Mather, , 2,092 C Seeley, - 264'
if Kimball 4 Co, 2,8'55 I 0 Buits, 3,314
N Claus, 016 A J Tipple, 709
C Close, 606 T. Peake, 256
W Peako, 614 Ph Van Horn, 2,940
E Peake, 699 H Kimball, ' 796
A Walker, 91 A Lamont, 1,130,
P Bookig, 1,296 S Morgan 678
II Peake, 799 J V Morgan, 212
A Thompson, , 1,057 W Rabb, 640
B Claus, 222 K Coolidge, 2,445
Total,
WELLSBORO.—By favor of H.l). Dem
iug, Census Marataal, we are onablud to lay before
our readers the fdllow l ing statistics of our village :
712
728
White mane inhabitants,
" female "
Corti male "
" female
T,A0,1 lithatatants 1370,
1660,
Inert,,se,
Nu. Dwtilinga,........
"HOP
" Make, (foreign]
u Females, "
deaf & duwb,
Blind,
" Deaths past year,
Trades and occupations 118 follows
Merchants, 16; Clerk, 28; Bakers, 2;•Law
yers, 11 Isfinisters, r l; Tailors, 6; Grocers, t
Landlords, 4; Coopers, 2; Carpenters 19; PhYe
icians, 6; Machinists, 3 Masons, Its ; Druggists, ,
4; 3ltihnurr, 4 ; Painters, 13; Insurance agents,
6 ;iDentiste, 2;
Waggon Makers; 6; Boarding
Roams, :1; Tobacconists, 2; Tanners, 5 ;01eat
Market, 1 ?Land Agents, 2; Beer ManufaetUrers,
2, Tennisters, 6; Bankers, 2 ; Cabinet Makers,
; Editors, 2; Lumbermen 6; Flout dealers ' 2;
Priuters, 3 ; Livery Stables, 4 ; 3; Labor
7S ; Velliler., 2 ; Brick Makers, 8; Stage
Drivers, 4 ; Music Teachers, 1 ; Farmers, ::8 ;
CC , lags 'Proprietors, 3 ; liuuamith, 1 ; Justices, 2 :
Tinuers, IS : Surveyors, '3 ; School Teachers, II ;
Slaulders,l ; Barbers, 2 ; Shoemakers, 13 ; Da
guettnin Artist, 2; iireury twin 1;" Blacksmiths,
11; thcif•maktre, flarnessaushcrs, 5 ; Uphols
ters, 2.
=I
TH E LIE NM LED. —Ed/7°7 - .11 Agitator :
Ai there hsa lien n story put in circulation that
krettily took Mr. It. W. VA» Par s er's cow from
him for the funeral ebargea of wife, pleaeo
putilith the following letter from Mr. Van Barger
Litwerf, 801Ieh will sati'afy any prrson that the .
'tory was atartcd fur th!ctionteriug purposer.—
T!te COW was purehasea three year:; ego : frosts
tits the yarn htis been eirutili;4-1:
"Iturt.aNn, Sept. 28, 1870
E, A. Fisn, Esq.—Hear Sir:—Learning that a
nor) , is in circulation that you tonk a cow of me
,ti,r funeral charges against my wishes which is
4 " to; but it was a fair business trousaction,
413 4 you took ihe cow at my request, and to my
•hire satisfrction. I cheerfully make this state
ment to correot any frilia impressions that may
b..v been made against you.
R. IY..VAN BARGER."
MAlNsbußQ.—Fire has been diseov
emi twice in Mr. L. M. Doud's barn, within the
last two weals, just-in--time-to-be overcome. The
bu ilding is so heated, that if it ehould be burn ,
td, the liro would bo likely to
workscnsume nearly
the ehole q eillage. It is the . an - incen
diary.
Bider Myron Rockwell preached his closing\
Y Solon to the - State Road Baptist church, on the
th lust. lie hen baptized 41 coliverts for -the
ehorith since lastsprieg, and leaves the church
to the highest prosperity it hoglover enjoyed:—
R e geerwith' the warmest frienilship . of t9l.
I believe the school -houses in Built° are
looling the Meat slovenly of any in the ounty.
As we pars by them, we are pained to see doors
aecl window blinds swinging upon their' hinges
by ererY gust of wind, aiding tern off, underpin
ning fallen out, wood scattered about the yard,
and ether things unmentionable. We hope. there
will be a committee appointed to fixOp a little
before the winter schools commence./ I don't
Want the School Directors to read this;
RBiIIATBR.
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1.
,No7cE.-- , -There a - tneetiug of
the firemen,- at the englner s'hottk,'.Nyeili k oiduy
evening, October 5, 1810. This meeting is called
for the purpose of testing whether Theo .orgenisit
tion is to live or die.
'`Efirippruth:l4,FottUitirt;
Tioga County AgriculturarSooiety.
PREMIUMS - AWARDED FOR 1876.
CLASS I—Bonass.—F. D. Bunnell best pair
matched homes, $6; Lewis Holmes 2nd . best;
Mares, $4 ; F. D. Pannell beat "3 year: 1)1d,, stall
ion, $5 ; L. L.ltuttsoil best 2 year ' , old rrfallien,
$2; L. C. Bennett beet 4 year old stallion; $6; S.
Mills best matched mares, $6; P. A. Potter 2nd
beat 3 year old stallion, $2; D. 0. Bristol 2nd
best single mare, $2; J. D. Locke 2d bearriateh-:
ed mares, $4; L. U. Gillett best pair 3 year old.
geldings, $4; Win. Benjamin beat single horeer
$4; W. R. Coles 2d beet 4 year old stallion, $4;
Brutus Rice 2d best 2 year old Stallion,
CLASS 2—MARES AND COLTS.—F. Russell,
,24
bast sinking colt, $l, and 2d bed yearling:eoltp.
$1; Charles Petty, best yearling colt, $2 . ; L: IL
Butler, 2d beat matched yearling polta, SL.; N A
Elliott, best brood mare and colt, $4; Dan Rose,
beet matched yearling colts; $2; isaiah:
Oohs, 2d
beet-2 year old colt, $1 ; Jamea Dibble, 2d,bes4
3 year old gelding, $1 ; Frank - Baker, b t two
year old gelding, $2 ; R C Bailey best 3 Y arfod
$2.
. . , •
CLASS 3-4AOKS AND MIIIMS. 13 Blanchard,
best pair males, $3; W B Smith; eat jacir : L . 3
.. . ,
CLASS 4--CATTLD.—Chatrie EN`retit'47 - ,
Year old Devon bull, $5; beat Devon bull calf,
, $2;
2d best Devon cow, $1; and best native c0W,1.55;
L 0 Bennet, best Alderni3Y bull, $5 21 do $2,
andld best Devon' bull, $2; Wm: Carroll,. best
Devon cow, $5 ; best yearling heifer, $2;
best yearling steer, $2; John Die t ltinson, 2d.best
Dbrham cow, $2 ;'C Van Valltbtirg,
.24 best
native cow, $1 ; D Edwards, 2 bed 2 yeaiold
heifer, $1; U Q Fieher i -nitsed Dnrharri
von cow, $2,, (discretionary,) and 2d best yeateling.
heifer, $1; A J Kreiner, 2d- beetl,,yearlingc.p,all,
$2; Benj Seeley, best 2 year old heifer, $2; BB
'Waterman, best 2 year old Deibn iheifer, (diecre r
tionary,) $2; 3 Dockatader, best heifer calf, $2;,
W Larrisoo, best short horny-Dilrham cow, $5,
(discretionary) ; J norapaugh„ beat Durham bull,-
$5 ; 2d beat 2 year old Ayreshire heifer, $1; and
best native bull calf, $2; Merrit Griffin, best Dar.
6111 0014, ; heat native bull, $5 ; and best-2
year old Durham heifer, $2; UL hlillor , 3,1 best
Ayreshire bull calf, (disoretionarY,) $1; WilliaM
I)oivner, 3d'best Durham cow, $1) F P Vornoll,
hest Ayroshire bull, $5; best Ay&shire
heat du 2 year old heifer, $2 ; t io Lull oalf
$2 ; au.l 2d beat ti
i Lull calf, Sl.l • • \
CI-ASS 57CATTL11.—ehnr les Itthereatz, hest
oke working oxen, $5 ; heat yok l O tic. 3 tn- old
s.teors,,s2 ; boil yard of cattlei (a h0.n1,) $9;
'Lazolle Kimball, 211 beiit,yoko old 'reteers,
; Joel Culver, Ikeat, yoke beef .;11.11, , , $3 Nll
,Nili.s,:hest yoke 3 rear old steers, ;.1 "Athol ,
'toil, beat yoke yearling steers, $1 ; 'Newton John
son;42tl hest yoke of oxen; $3 ; Carroll,' hest
yard of (tittle, $5.
CLAHS ltorapati best coarse
wool buck, $3 ; boat edo, $2; best 3 lambs, $2 ;
;S Dickinson, hest mutton sheep, 4,2..
CLASH 7—Hoos.—L C Bennett, - best Jlia, $2;
boat sow, $2 ; Charles, Sohinipf, 24 best sow and .
pigs, $2 ; S Moore, do, $3; E 4 Fish, 24 best
boar, 1.
CLASS B—POULTRY. ---I. C Bennett, best nook
and lion, $1 ; p F Butler, variety 'of poultry, me
ritorious ; C 0 Van Valkonburg, . beet variety of
poultry, S 2; Abram Walker, pnir of geese, uteri
torious ; Win ,Roberts, variety of fowls, merito
rious ; M B P inoe, 21 beet variety of fowlQ, $1 ;
Daniel Field, est pnir of geese, 'St ; best Gaines.
fowls, (no premium); B C Van ' Horn, 2d Lest
cook and hen,' black Spanish.
CLASS 9- 7 DAIIIY PRODUCTS.-
21 beet hand made cheese, $1 ; F
best 10 lbs. maple sugar, $1; We
factory cheese, $3 ; best Chedder
do, $1 ; JDockstader, 2d beet tr
J Rorapaugh, best firkin of butt
of butter, $3 ; Charles Clote;'
cheese, $1 ; J K lock ? best Ititnio
E J Brown, best box of hooey,
2.1 best tub of butter, $1 ; b 1
boat maple sugar ; B Jeffers, lo.s t
$1; M J Austin, 2J do. l
° I
CLASS 11—Li ARDEN VIKCJETAB'
I
roll, beet Scotch kale, $1 ; A l'il
winte i r squash, $1 ; M 13 Prince,
rota bagas. $1 i best egg plant, $
best display of vegetablee, s` 3 ;
best 6 beets; 'rhos Allen, tart lo
$1 ; lleolga Sturrock, Lei i clot's),
termelon, $1 ; E J Brown, Lent .rainple 01 pota
toes, $1 ; Baldwin Jilekseii, bent S putupaille, 50e ;
John Butler, best bride Lt :Adobe, $1 ; Belay
Griffin, best putnpkiu, $1 ; VI m II atrisop„s t unple
of potatoes, 506.
CLAss 12 2 -a It AlN.—Fraliklih 110554.11, best epe
(Amen of pop eon], 50c; Chauncey [tall, beet
bushel of sprit6, wheat, $1 ; best barley, $1 ; J
Dookst_ader, best It
. bushel of timothy seed, $1 ;
Karr, best bushel of oats, $1; J M Roe,. best.
bushel of winter wheat, $1; Elijah Peake; bilit'
do of beans, $1 : E .1 Brown, specimen of tnilleV
500 ; Alpheus Willard,.best bushel of corn inpar, l
$1 ; Henry_ Griffin, best do peas, $1; sampre . of
Lima beans, 50c; Nathan Austin, best do .
buck
wheat, $l, I
CLASS 13—FRUIT.--.lra MiLlllo rime, , variety of
apples, (die.,) $1 ; II M Ktullotll, best 'variety of
plums, $1 ; grapes, $2; Thomas Allen, best varie
ty of apples, $3; Gunton Steele, variety of ap
ples, (dis.,) $1; iiiol Peake, do, $1; Henry Grlf- 4
fin, variety of pears, $1; beat general dis•
play of fruit, $3; Zuuri Allen, bust variety of
pears, $3.
CLASS 14.—AunicuLrunAL ImtLL.Ansts.—dtP+,
Dick i c c i n, best field roller, $2; 2tl do cultivator,
$1 ; a a )or, (die.,) $1 ; Sears A: Avery, best side'
hill plow, $2; hest iron beam. , plow, $2; bent
churn power, $2 ; best cultivator, $2 ; S Dlelqn
eon, beet mower, (Clipper,) $2: J II Mather, beet
fanning mill, $3; Isano Plank, bust horse. rake,.
$l, plaster sower, (die,) $2. _ ' f
Chnss 15—lifectinment..---Jobn Dickinson;
best farm wagon, $3 ; C it S Flougliton, 24 hest
platform spring Democrat, $1 ; 2.1 best singlet
buggy, $1; best cine4herse. wagon, $1 ; 2d beat
lumber wagon, $1 ; Ed Wettnoro, best clay brick;
$1 ; 'lt Lounsbury, best specirrien of blacksmith-',
'tag, $3 ; A D Taft, best home.mado brooms, $1:
Lewis Holmes, Lust straw cutter, $1 ; II W Haat,
best platform spring wagon, $3; C & S Hough
ton, 2d best specimen of blaeketnithlng, $1 : Geo
Harris, best single buggy, $3.
CLASS 16-lIOL'SPAIuLD ANI) .I)OAIKSTIC.-Mrs. I) G,
Edwards, beit rag carpet, Si ; Wm Willcoic, beet
flannel, $1; Mrs W It S March, best full cloth,
$1 ; best pair woolen uliften2, $1; best corn
brend,.sl; beet specimen of patching. SI ; hest
catchup, $1 ; Hiram Brooks, best dried beef, $1 ;
Chauncey Hall, Ite,t too , cloth, $1 ;
* Mrs. Eli
Johnson, best apple butter, Si; Mrs, Chas ()lose,
bed quilt, (ilis.) !Ale; Mrs. l'hilantkr Beaus,
best pair t.f woNleil .bieking., ttII ; Mrs Elisba .1
Brown, bome'tna.le' ewinterimne, $1 50 ; best
white do, Site: lit::t jar of pickles, $1 ; Mrs. I F.
Field, best wheat bread, $1 ; Mrs Nancy C Peak°,
best wooien 3 urn, T.oc: Mt a Geo A Brewster, bet.t ,
bed quilt, $1 : 1 1 .
CLASS 17 .'t.ow tins, l'AiNrutos, ,tr.—M B
Prince, Gra:t ward cactus, 50e, ; Mrs. Wm Itoh-
31,6811
CHAS. CLOSE.
1,468
80.9
2 SI
292
II 74
ME
erts, 2ti bnat:ditrplay ne flowers, $1; F M. Spen
cer, rpeeimeip; of photography, ;. 511 pa Ada
Bailey, t.peoinieir of In:unit-drawing, commenda
ble; i'Nt 410. : Mies Batii.:ltillan/), best earl
stte Ivt ball So, Sib!.; Mrs W A Stone,
be-1. itieeiriin 61 feather flowers, $1; beet hair
work, it ;'Mrs. Wtsi Itolierts, hand bouquet, well
arrangi-i1;'1,»Ilor, bn'e; Mrs David tlttyrroelc, 2d,
best palter betitiet E J Purple, best parlor
bouquet, $1 ; fine ; Mrs 1 - 11nis Sehimpf,
bati ,
ld .att.inged; J H Denrie,-Af-,
glian, veri areely iloneoie; Mis Geo Hastings,
toilet phi eti:1,1.4)
E. A. FISH
CLASS 'l4 l -11ItAVONO MATCH.— A J Ktoiner,
21 premium, $3 ; 11 Lloyd, firat, $5.
CLASS H)—(IENT'S 1)/SCIIETIVNARY —A Folry;
E Howe; Jr, %.7owing ti.to him!. s'2; Robert Hoy,
salutifer, 500; J 6 Chose, patent beehive, $1 50;
M B Ylrince, Setet Mduntain k,ei.pers, 25c; W
Herrington, gun and fixtures, *A; IYm Francis,
elieeee, two years old, boc ; Young Awe,
ricer chttse, 56c; (,`.Furman, live• deer, $1 ; - Seth
Wetmore, patentitp"Ortar-mixer, $2; llnesorLaw•
ton, pine apple cheese, $1 ; Dll Stowell, bear
skin :Ow, 75c; M 11 Prince, Golden Saliright
bantams, 511 c; E J Brown, String of peppers; 2tio ;
Baldwin Jecheon, roll i.f butter, 5043; , C Schimpf,
cucunit,m,,, 25c; Ed Wetmore, clay tile, 30o;
Mosel. Jolitieon, tanned buckskin, 50c; M B John
son, Ll;:ehLerry wine, 50o1 , Andror Site‘tivowit
geological cabinet, $lO.
CLASS 20—LAPIS' Dratmr.TioNairr.—Anne
Herrington, clminise, $1; night dices, 2d pr;
Mrs 11 Brant, 2d best bedspread, 50c;' Delta Sp—
ire% pr woolen 'Fattens by little girl, nicely done,
500 ; D Karr, can
. of cticrries, very nice, 24;
Esther Walker, home:made shawl, $1: Mrs
'W .? •
m Bilis, leme-mitthi f ireoleit =,
eapet, $2; kear
soy hlankotill.; attune/ sheets, s i ll Mrs
tablellieni.sl,l Mrs
ple, fancy box, 50o; Miss Mary Kelley, but Dl.
Mc, mat, 60o; Mrs Nelson Claus, sample canned
fruit, 500 ; blackberry wine;- very-. good; Mrs B
Jackson, best coverlet, $1; Mrs Eliza Hari pair
kearsullankets, 2d pr, 'so; Mrs D II Belcher,
; crochet tidy, awarded premium for durability;
'soo ; Mrs J Pierson, lounge cover and pillow, 500;
Aggie Austin, specimen of piecing by girl
"stx years old, 50o; Soldiers' Orphans' School,
Mansfield, calla of fancy work—you fine display,
triailhera and pupill deserve great create-42i
Laura DlTastinge, pieoed'qu s ilt by girl four
It
years old, $1; Mrs Farr, firooi painting, 50
con le. M/TOIIELL, StO l y. -
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• THE NURSEH Y.—The Ocitobee
ber of this juvenile inagstind is 'on 'our table.—
It is a God-send to the little folks. , The cuts are
fine,;-and the matter is chaste, instructive and in—
teresting to tho mere child. How much the chil l
drdts of our time owe the great art of printing
Which brings them such valuable freight. Terms,
$1 60 iiyettr. Address! J L Shovey; :30 Deem.
field street, ; ;.;
THE , ATLAHT/C NIONTHLY.7-The Coo
fober number is, upon, our. table, full of ohnate
and exeellenereading.' Taylor's story, - "Joseph
and his Friend," keeps up. the interest well in
this number. The little poem, "Regret," pub-
Belied in` - another; eollimn - ; is fretty. There 'are
other poents , interesting :prtill9s,
.+ Senator
Wilson's reply to J. S. Black on Edwin M. Stan
ton, will be redid interest, i !Torras, $4 a
Yeir. Address Fields, Osgood * Cp., Boston.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WITHIN,TIIE WIEOI4I JIANG II of tonic and 11l ter
etivo medielned Iciforrti,M ono lain if fled' to mal'ocon4
eideration thah the Peruvian Syrup., In all came of
enfeebled and debilitated constitution it fa the very
icruedy needed. The mostpoasitivo proof of this can
be adduced.
Iu this age of scapticism, facts aro required to in
iipiro coundence la the minds of the people ;',lttit, With .
good indorsers, they are willing to test. - any ' entitle
claiming ektraordiriary: merit, The- propyletori sof
Hall's Vegetable Sicilian-Hair Renewer offer the fol
lowing indorsement off the merits claimed by them
for their preparation, by the Pittsburg, Pa., "Chris
Elan Advocate;" viz.,"The public have so often been
deceived by the use f worthiest preparations for the
hair, that an article of this kind, to gain their favor
and secure their patronage; must possess real =Tic.
We are glad to assure our readers '<that 'HAIN' Vego•
table Sicilian Hair Renewer is meeting with the sno
ws which it Merits so Justly deserve; and ree have re
liable evldenccit hat It' will perform%allths.L Is claimed
for it, to restoring gray hair to its natural color, and,
as a permanent dressing. IS unsurpassed. .1 •
Tho Prettiest %Dian In Nevi
Fork. Atisa IC—, well ingliti l ln nur faitilonablo
ioedity tor" her dislingue appenranco and Lennilful
iouinlexioli was owe a . salter:, retigh-aklnded girl,'
'ki
at,her reG, free e ince. sh i pitched jute
tin m's Magnolia Hahn, and Is now mi pretty, in corm
plrx \ ion an she ia charming in tannulita. Tit if 3 (Mita°
ororruinen fienklee, tan, sallowness . , moth•patelies,
ring intiai . s . etc..,andrnjkeir one look ton years pacing
fr time . tiegitolla Bairn f 4 :triinipti s tent
complexion, end Lyon'a liatliairon to 31111,k0 the hair
plentiful,luxurlant, sett and delicate, have no rivals.
The ICathniron pr6 . lznta - tho -- hair from turning gray,
vradlcatTra dandruff, and is the boat and cheapest di ess
ing to the world:. • N
MADAM& Ctsists. We are informed that the moat per
sistent and onylehilug of the private cltisons.who have
elaluts.vs. the llritilh Government are Dr:J.O.- Ayer
C 0.,. of LowelW 'Mem,. the: manufekturere of medi
cines. They Will eoneentito nothing doss then that,
their demand for modieines destroyed by the Irritlsh
plretZ:hell ho paid in gold and lit dollars to the last
cent. They aro embolden - tut_ by - the fact that the des.
tructio of their gdode by the Englfidi'ln 'Ohio and
elsewhere (for where aro not the thonblesome nation
trampling upon somebody?) have hitherto been paid In
full, and they now say that they shalLbe. ThoYirw
°vet' prbpose tide comprowdad :Itl m
ives baniide itn vie"
will call It oven, because we on then send our\remo•
tilos thorn without duty. [Washington News. \
May 18, 1870.
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0 r.tica the chemical ekluentq of•cancereitg In
E . l : •,..,,t.i., ~, tl.•:? tli, y t.ht ircl, die o tol tic,
c. tit.i,c•ar t u rd v.iil v.t ce:mn. All tlecte of
, f1i.'(...1 cmt call Mt jitrPiefe.cter; Iltichaltae Sz.l.l.?tyn,
4 1 , ,:k :1v: .., Rath ('SI4, Ni.. (.11 Net i• rect. rlttitelti•
s7.........s,22mammitiplettemptiemozar,, , ttu.,, .• ,
Hiram Breaks,
tranklin Hayes,
11 Francis, beat
cheese, $2 ; 2d
h of butter, $1 ;
Ikr, $5 ; best tub
d beat factory
lid e e,s i i
$
; I F 'Pohl
tiliumway, 2d
t maple r y rup ,
• , •
Mr. Alien PaggdttoT LiArreturoilffe, announces
himself n candidate for therifile6 of Sheriff; the
ensuing eldtitieti.
l' W Car
dl "u g h., in, hest
Lest ',mold() of
I ; 1V w Carrell,
illirain Brubit
icd of cabbage,
s(le ; lwst wa-
Mr Vatimel i l . Itiplejl OI 1 Richmond ton;Jeliip, offers
'dolmen a candidate for the olth o of Shot hi, subject to
the 4e:F4241213 O;fit r ip P991 1 4''. ' t 4 z
I hereby 1111110111161 myself as a working maul canal
date tor ifepresentatiyo, subbiet to the decision of the
free soil independent votes of Tioga Couhty. on the
m.icond Tue.oley,:of October next, free from all pantos . "
rings, cligties, and monopolies, of whatever nature,
name or hind, and favoring a law, that :will al IoW,-.110
fifth or company or men M own more than ,one hen:
(Ire& acres of land, within the bounds or the Couhty,
and that the owner must reside upon. Also a system
of free railroading. And a law to seenra to labour its
pay friar the roul-estate uporitabich it kibtatis.: 4 1 1 heno
are my views hitgod_upon an equal destri bution.of real
estate in a Republic, asagailist a landed, asistecraey in
the same, which flute, with the present system will
build up. • ALBERT
Delmar Sept. 17th, 1810.
I hereby offer myself as an Infippendent candidate
for the Oki!, of theritt of Tiognitourttii; Ilia ask the
support of my frienda for that office.
tiept. 24, 1870, •
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Guardian's . Sale.
BY. Virtue of an ordei issued mit' of the Or
,plittne Court of Tioga county, the under
siyeed,,guardiitii of Cyl4l4t( EasOni :,,9tirah,•!ga, l
eon•and ...Tetanetia EasOn,f, will expOs* to ptiblie
Bale, at the Court Boum) in WellSboro, in said
county of Tioga,. on SdtindaY,. the 42d day of
October next, at 10 'o'clock
. 51, an undivided
oae.thirtieth part' 'of cubit' lots of Woodland,
situate in the township of U ion, in the coun t ty
of Tioiti afkgiaid, and • Bta e Of Piwinttylvabia,
to wit: /
Lot No '3
of warrant No 1, Villiain Wilson
warrantee, containing I°,2,notostindlls-I.perches.
Lot No 2 of warrant N. 2, William Wilson
warrantoo, containing 133 acres and 55 perches.
i Lok, No 2 of warrant No 3, IVilliarn Wilson
Warrtinicit, , containing:l4l ; abreS nntlAo Pontos.
Lot No 6 of warrant No 4, William Wilson
warranteo, containing 129 acres and 26 perches.
Lot No I of warrant Nii: 6, William Wilson
warrantee, containing 145 acres and 62 perches.
Lot No 2 of warrant No 6, William Wilson
warrantee, containing 127 notes and 52 perches.
Being in all 849 acres and 154 perches. Bof
ertnee being had to , a writ 'of partition A! fu,
Court of Common Plcao - of Tiogn:conti ty, 'No:I7,
May Term, 1852. •
'Fern's ens') on confirmation of Ealo.
, Stall KASol`4o,pardi”vi
..1344.1.:,E ;870 4t. • -
State , Normal
. School,
'MANSFIELD; 'PA.
PALL TERM beetnf Bent. 7,,,4870.
WINTER TER l AlegiiasiDdo.lt, 1870.
PRINO TERM bogies March 27,1871.
Par' Catair;krt:or a,drnissf‘jn apply to I ' lE3° '
'CHAS, IL YEW - LILL, A. M.,
Su1#1;1:470.
r1. 1 .1-IE OLD
"PEIINSYLVANII- HOUBE II
z", LATELY kiiO;n as the Townsend House,
1N; and for a time occupied by D. 1). Doll
day, has been thoroughly refitted, repair.
ed and opened .by , ;
- 'DANIEL:- VIP.N,ThiDE, ! ,,
who will 'be . happy to - rieeknindiato ` the ;old
friends of the hhnso nO: very'Viliainnael6
c.
Aug.-24, 1870. DANifiII.4.4fORQE.
FOR S \IT" " •
A . House and lot on ; Pearl Street, al house'
.t Smith of district school house.ttfnire
:Et
die premises.
:DIY virtue of nn order *tied out, of the Or
phans' Cii l utt Tio'gki'coUritSf, the Utider-k
Signed, guardian of Robert',.Brottlts
Pettes, will expose to.pulalln's4lsk,, at! the Court
House in WellOoro,,in eount.tot,Tioga, on
Sutordl4; the 22d day of Oetobikr mixt, kt ten''
o'clock A. ikt, au undivided one forty-second.
part, and alskrirn unttirillert-orrer—hundred then-;
ry-sixth part of certain lots of woodland, situ•!
ate in:the towikship of Union, ip tho coirnty
Tioga tifortst•aitli State of 4 1 .kinkisjvivta i nid„ : to,
wit:
Lot No. S of warrant No.. 1, William Wilson
warrantee, containjtix,43.k ; noriti and 154 per
ches.
Lot No. 2 of watrant No. 2, William Wilson
warrantee, containing - 133 dares nod 551'1U - dies.
Lut No. 2 of warrant No. 3, William'Wilson;
warrantee, cootairilvlBl acres and 125 porches.
LUt No. 6 of warrant No. 4, William Wilson
warrantee, containing 129. acres and 26 - perches.
Lot No. 4 of warrant No, 5, William Wilson
warrantee,
,d'onteiningl4s.iieee p ■ and 62 perrhees..
Lot No. 2 - of warrant No. 6, William Wilson
warrantee; coo mining 127 - itcres and-. 52 Pere es.
• tieing id all 849 fibres and 154 perches. Ref
erence being bad to a . writ -of partition in the
Court of Common Pi tea of :TOgu . eounty, No. 7,
May Term, 1852.
Terms cash on confirmation of Rai°. '
B. A. PETTEB, puardism.
a!pt, 2/i 1.4.0.4 t
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
T(,) the
'ofers of Tiosit C . o . tinty. '
laxii a fan or treitettetic
Examination of Teachers will be held at
Brookfield. Seeley S Az, Monday, Oct. Bd, 1870
Westfield Boro, Tuesday, " 4th, ""
Clymer, (Sabinsville)..i.Wednesday," 6th, "
Chathamilolose 011.: -.Thursday, "-.
6 th,-- "
Middlebury, (Neentyvil)e) Friday,;" th',- 44 :
Nelson, `' " flOth,
Lawrenceville, 'Tuesday, " 11th,- "
Jackson, (Millertown) Wednesday, " 12th, a
Rutland, Roseville,...-Thursday, " 18th, "
Maineburg, ....Friday, " 14th, "
Mansfield, (State N ormal) Saturday" 16th. "
Covington Monday 17th, "
Blossburg Tuesday " 18th, "
:Union, [Ogdensburg] Wednesday, 19th, "
Liberty, (Block House) Thursday " 20th, "
Delmar. (Stony Fork) Friday " 21st, " '
Wellaboro, Saturday ' 1 22d,
Charleston (Whitneyvhle) Monday"
gtob 24th li , "
Farniioia,Va*biDll'i wilweiroA argp
Knoxville, Thursday " 27th, "
Gaines, (Vermilyea's) Saturday " 29th, "
'4nd for three following Saturdaykat Union
-Actideniy.
Examinations will commence at 9a. m. Tea
()here will provide themselves with pen, ink, and
at least five sheets of fools-cap paper. All who
expect to teach during the year,will attend these
examinations. There will .be ho prliate exam
.o;3,o4olDireotora are earnestly invited
to attend. , E. 'HORTON, Jr., Co. Bap%
1401)00 BRICK
F OR SALE, of the beet material, by
•
FREDERIC MARGRAFF,
Kiln opposite; the new Cemetery.
Welleboro, Sept. 1871.-3 me.
ad
'B "id
0 - yi ge ui Ori3.
Ter Miuntyrio. where , th e. 'roan, ores
Phenix or , (on ihn' Pine creek rend' to
Ooudersport,) In the township, of, Gaines, will be
let by the Commitsionere of Tioga county, for
the building of the same, to the lowest and best
bidder, on the premims, as by plan to be exhib
ited, on Thursday, the 29th day of September,
1870, at one o'clock p. m.
JOB RBXFORDr
,
M. W. WETHERBEB,
P. V. VAN NESS,
Sept 14,1870. 8t Gormley/.
The .Cheaft Cask 4 St9ie.
William Wilson
11448 JUST REOEIVED LOTS OE
GOODS!
Marked ahem 14n
El
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To enumerate the articles aV,givo.a' Oioortp
ttha of the vartoty'and' qaallt of Ito do, 'would
bo labor thrown away, I therefore boy to all to
I.
EN
and seo for themselves And take a look through
the mammoth stock and convince themselves
that
S. L POWER.
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I=3lll
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ATe the•two great inducements for ooplo to buy,
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Remember the A :klape, .Virtleqn, Lis Van Valken
biiigh's old gtautt; -4
=I
k/ept.
WICIIIAM FAB.II'
Invite the attention of the public to the com
plete and well selected stock of
Pan IGoott4
. • . .
More earnest efforts .than ever 'before will be
put forth to lilettee 'and fu'rthor enlarge their
-steadily increpsing-tradM " Ari attempt' to name
the "'
VOWS ARTICLES
kept would bo f ugeless, but gulhee it -to ' R gay, the
itoolegelb'raebs
Eliri
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•••
oods to Suit
CALL & SEE FOR YOURSELVES.
. Sept. 21.1870-Iy,
• 4
Farm - for Sale.
IN Fdrinington . , near the Lime Rijn, • 3 miles
from Nelson, containing 65 acre's, 50 improv
ed, for $1,500.
J.W. : TUBBS,
Sept. 28, 1870-3 m Lawrenceville.
LkaTilt§ Adminiltrition — hitiring teen
granted on the estate oft W. K.
deceased, late of TiOga Ttiwisehip.Tioga Co., Pa.,
all persons indebted to the (*ate 'or owing the
same, must settlemith, C. H. SEYMOUR,
JA RR. MITCHELL - ,
Bept;2B; 1870- Bw. - - ' Admen.
OPE W 1
ME
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AND HAS
TO VERY LOW
Cash Prices.
t „ '
ME
DROP "It
J':iG.ooß-,'A00115.,.‘,
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_AND
EOM
Low
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MEM
EMI
" VirThi•TAM
Tioga, Pa.,
, k .1.,'1A
El
MID
iiideb they 'hevejuet reaeivi3d
all elast4ea of trade
W.TOKIIAM
I.
. . ,
,
Ar 'now prepared to offer 'great inducements to their patrons, as they have
just filed their store with an endless variety of •
.
•
GODS
Of alilo4 everygrade, piality and..pr co. We only ask the people to call and
Book through our steel; aud save us th time of enumerating the artiolcsiu Store,
i 1 and then if they don't buy It w n't ho our fault, as 'our vials are
1
: ' I, r l 'Marked Down to - the toweit 'ltoteh.
We
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LA,
A. very large assortment, and at very low prices.
1 .
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Carp t t./S .!
.
We have a very-urge steak of Carpets, '
varying in quail y and price.
sons wishing anything in this line would do well to call and look troubgh our stook.
1 . .
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AS
1
'TE,kt I t iinited States Tea. bompany,
• niuch cheaper than'at retail.
' ar pets o f
We are atill Agents 'for the
and are polling good grades
Corning, OcL,6, ,1870.
FANCY
AND HOOP SKIRT MANUFACTORY,
This is the largest Fancya Store in Steuben County, and is now filled with an
Pali 4• Fri nter Seasiitn.
' "'", •
(Treat bargafpe•ln Seamless KID GLOVES, anal every of
ZEPHYR WOWED, ;
SILK t4YELTIBT RIBBON,
HAIR AIOOODS, real and imitation,
SWITOE{Ek EMBROIDERIES,
BUTTONS, BUTTONS.
Fancy Jewelry, Bracelets, Charms & Chai s.
CORSETS of every kind, and in fact every thing kept usually folindin
V 4 ,„).
Ei2) A `% - kes:\s6sio !
iFF‘Ladies you will save money in buying goods (you cannot gq,t in your vicin
Corning, N. ,Y., oot, 5, 1.810
qiwor there they'ean find a full assortment of .every desirable Ityle of
&rear Plill G00d.4 11-
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•• ' In DRESS GOODS;•vie have Prints from the cheapest to the.best.
. •
DELAINES, COL'D ALPACAS, EMPRESS. CLOTHi
MERINOS, _ PLAID POPLIN, t ra)i. QUALITY.
'JAiPANESE SILKS & ROBES, • FRENCIi & IRISH' POPLINS, Acc
, , •
,
Then our BLACK ALPACAS : THi CAPITOL ,sqrpaEvi,apy others ever
' 'shown in the market,' in 'color. weight, finish and Durability. We have an almost ' . 1
, endless variety of
. .
ME
SINGLE AND DOUBLE WOOLEN
. . • I
Just wbafeverybody wants wild at prices muoh less than eat season. Als6 a full line of
SINGLE AND DOUBLE PAISLEY SHAWLS, . t reduced priitis4 In
. • I i - ,
. • - - .
COMMe Sitl.oo CYCOttC) '. 4 *r.c•lc•cia,
i • .
we have a much larger stook than usual,*andlaving br - , .se goods et.th hiwest mark, the l y
• . have reached this season, yve ean'and will sell t (~ as lo • as merchants ust pay who
have to buy now. Wo tire offering splendid bargains in every dap, rtment
_..
••i . ,
.. - ,
Dry Goods , ' Groceries, -
.Boots,
ME
ao., and invite all to come and flee us, de we aro not to be undersold. , DRY GOODS
are Bore to go higher,,so come early and save moneY:.
Corning, N. Y. Oct. 6, 1870.
CLOSING
SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
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The balame , of, "otlr Samther - stock' I,Nie desire to cloie out thing the, nest
2 . or 3 weeks,..and shall sell cheap in order to
. do so. •' ' s.
•
We are stocking 4 with New Goods for the early Fall trade, in Prints;
Sheeting'; Shirtings ; blue, scarlet, grey and fancy Flannels ; Carpet
Warps ; Cotton Yarns ; Battings ; Cassimeres ; 1390 ts and Shoes, and in
tend to haye regularly on ; hand a still more attractive stock than during
the past season, both as-to prices and assortment. Quite it large share
of our Goods we will.be,able to sell from this date at even lower . prices
than• during the Spring.: • ~
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Corning, Aug. 3, 1870. ' J. A. PARSONS & CO.
p _ i ~.
Smith
e pleasure in'saying to the Ladles of Tioga county, that we have an
endless variety of very desirable patterns of -
mote 9 DagiES 0000E9
From a Calico Wrappor, to the oddly Bilks
LINEN AND WHITE GOODS
t r.
WE, SELL CLOTHS ANDCASSIMERES VERY LOW.
- - , ,, REHEBIBER THE . PEOPLES' STORE, CORNING, N. Y
Arnold B. i
No. 4, ARCADE BLOCK, ( tear Erie Depot,) CORNING, N., Y.
Immense atook of the•latoet novelties for
ame
ity) lily•i6ing to the RANGY STUIU of
EVERY PERSON IN TIO.GA COUNTY
Dit"V 0-0013 S,
I=
Regulator, Corning, N. V-,
r - ji
A
Summer Shawls
Parasols, Sun li 4 mbrellas,` &e.
area, Pali Goods.
•Sr, Waite,
CORNING, N . Y.,.
{
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' 'n
WHO WANTS TO BUY ANY
SHOULD GO TO
PA' ONS
OUT
Ell
OF
,4!,6 WAITE.
ein€4
If I
STORE,
I
er Mild of Gloves
GERMANTO N YARN,
SASHES AN BOWS,
CHIGNONS, bras,
LACES - & TRIMMINGS,
BUTTONS, BUTTONS.
A. B. HEINE,i
[near 91., Depot) CORNING; N. Yi
SHAWLS,
Crockery,
Shoes,
NEWELL & OWEN
GO S ,
SALE
EE EXOHANGE.
I 1
I will Not Surrender
I ASK NO SUSPENSION OF HOSTILITIES)
•
but I run yip the banner fox ,
Teas, Sugar; Syrups,
y ,
1 . •
i MOLASSES, PORK, HAMS,
and all aorta of
GROCERIES AID PROVISIONS,
WHOLESALE ANH RETAIL,
borne to
T. Mother'
And see what a SWAMI d' THINGS in his
line can be bought for a little.mone7,_ .
. I • • I .
Will - not' "be Underso d!
Per-
CASH PRICES AT TljE BEEHIVE
j SUGARS.
Good Brown'Bug,r.. •• x ` l . lo ,COnta•
Boat P: R. sugar, " l2
A Coffee Sugar, ' "
Cruet, Powdered d arranulated 16 "
Good Young Firma Tea, - - 10,75.
B e l t if if 1,50.
Oolonic Tea, $0,75 to 1,00.
Japan Tea, • 80 to 1,00.
Rio, goOd talkie ...
"- facet article....
Java, 1
‘‘ 1 est,
Cavendieb,
$0,75
Shorts ......... • 85
Smoking, -80
Deland'a boat,
Soda, ..
I
A ;Very Calm"-e-giga—,
Cionstani,ly on hand, bought low and sold oheap
MI
Wen a mazo.
•
Which II will seell cheap enough to please 0118..
tomors, no matter if the feet are "as largo 'as all
out doe - n.lO and the family !'too numerous to
mention .'
'• Sign of the BULL it. BEE-HIVE.
Wollsboro, July 20, 1870
I ct• at.
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'Liver and Kidneys. Recommended by the Medi
cal Faculty and many thousands of our best citi-
Read,the testimony of Physicians and patients
who have used llosadalie; send for our Mundane!,
Outdo to llestith hook, nr Almanac for this year,
whiett we ptiblish lof 'gratuitous digfi button; It
will giro yau much valable informatiot .
, Dr. U. W. Carr of Baltimore, says :
• I takepleasure in recommending your ROBADA.L,
Is as a very powerful alterative. I have seen it
used In two (amen with happy results—one in a
Case of secondary syphilis, in which the patient
PronOunced himself cured after having taken five
bottles of your medicine. The oth'er in a •case of
scrpiula of long standing, which is rapidly irtt=
'proving tinder its use, and the indications are
that [the patient will soon recover. I have care;
fully, examined the formula by which yout
your Rosadalis is made, and find It an excellent
hompound of alterative ingredientd.
Or Sparks of Nicholneville, - .Ky., says ho ha
,
l used i ßosadalis in cases of ticrofula and Seconds'
ry Syphilis with satisfactory results. As a clean
or of the blood I know no hotter remedy.
Samuel 0, Maedden,Murftershoro, Tenn., says
I have used seveatbottlen of Rosadalis, and am:
entirely cured of Rheumatism ; send me four bob•
ties, as I wish It for my brother, who has scrofn
kw; sore eyes. _ -
• Benjamin Bechtol, of Lima,Ohio, writes, I have
suffered for twenty yearn, with au inveterate
eruption over my whole bridy; a short timeeince
I purchased a bottle of Rosadalis and it effected
a perfect cure.
Ro [ sodas's sold by P. R. Williams & Co , and
W. 0. Kress, Welisboro; Philo Tuller, Tioga;
M. L. Bacon, Blossburg : and Druggists generally.
Mnrch 9, 1870.-I,y. '
OTICE is hereby given -that a special Court
N
will be holden at Wolleboro, Nov'. 14, 1870,
for the trial of the followjng causes :
William Bache, et al vs. H. A. Guernsey.
M. M. Converse vs. H. Colton.
Cordella Smyth vs. 0. W. Bailey et al.
J. F. DONALDSON, Proth'y.,
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' September 14, 18,70.
HALL'S'
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR RENEWER
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RESTORES
GRAY
A FR
TO
ITS
ORIGINAL
COLOR,
PROMOTES
ITS
GROWTH!
IS AND
A
SPLENDID
DRESSING.
TRY
0 N, E
BOTTLE
AND
TiIiCKEN
HP
the world; as° its: effects
THIN
last so inuCh loner. Send
" • For our Tre:itise on the
LOCKS! halt, free to all, by mail.
Snld by all Druggists and DT/en in 11Icdicini
R. P.l HALL & CO., Proprietors.
Administrator's-Not icei
T ETTERS of Administration havitig. been
. .ju granted to the undersigned upon the estate
of Ethan P. Eddy, doted of lirookfliAti, all per.
sons indebted and all claiming against the said
estatci will settlo,with L. D. SEELEY.
B. A. SEELEY.,
Administrators.
cum testament° annexe.
Address
Knoxville, P 4.
Sept. 1 4 , 18704 w.
T ,_ ,
LOOK AT THIS!
TEAS.
I * COFFEE.
18 cents
.. 25 "
80 "
..... ... 85 "
TOBACCO.
SALERATUS.
:10 ote.
8 $g
' 10 "
For Ca5h.,,.:.:,--
I have alio a large stock of
W. T. MATHERS.
Ie the only perficted and
scicutifica l lly prepared
prep:a:l . 6ml of its kind
C:VQI' of to i tho public,
and
in hte.fr:it. l l By .' its uso
GRAY [ P AIR' is soon
restored to itti 'original
.1
youthful color awl bril-
Haney, which is :A0 1 , mch
achnired by all., Persons
whose hair is thin 'or falling
out will, by the use of our
Renewer,soon see its good
effects, as, by itslonic and
Stimulating properties tho
hair glands will : be incited
and the hair grow thick
andstroUgag - ain. In 'eases
of Baldness it, will creato
a new growth unless the
follicles arc destroyed., ft
Is cooling, and allays. all
itching and irritation of
the scalp, It (foci net stain
the skin , ' as do dyes, but
makes. the scalp white and -
clean.
ean. As a . DRESSING
it is the best and most
economical prepltration in-
Price one Dollar Per Bottle.
LABORATORY, NASHUA, R. E.
The 'Subscriber
•
OUL 1 roßootfully
. oall "the ottontin of
W 6 oloso purChasora tvhie no and bztenthu
stook of
MERCHANDISE,
just receivef4 tuolk as
DRY,. dolma,
SHAWLS. DOMESTIOI4, ov £II EiNDis
. OARPETB., OIL 01 1 0TEB, _ COT
TON MATTINOS, 'LAIN AND
coulaxn, TABLE LINEN,
BED—SPREADS,
Window Drapery and an endless yslety of
HOSIERY, GL n yES, RIBBONS, PAR
ASOLS OF LL STYLE AND PRIM: '
• Tho
/Clothing
Department will bo found full and comptetei
Including many now styles of fine Goods, mild
up, and in.the piece. All are Invited' to 04'
ennmini. Also an endless variety of •
SHOES,
very cheap at THOMAS HARDEN'S.
Welleboro, Juno 1, 1870
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iliE.,subscriber Informs tho publitiligk r e s
has constantly on hand a large 'assortment
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Instruetiosi nooks,
for eale or rent.
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furnished to order
MI
015- OLD NBTRUMENTS 'TAKEN IN I
EXCHANGE, nd some of tho same on hand to
sold cheap. .
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Hie will bo found ut his residence near Pottage'.
Hotta in Middlebury, Tioga county, Pa. Ad
dress, ' I , A. B. A. BRIGGS, t
Jtily 0,1870.-ff. , Crooked 'Creek; Pa.
Fire and Life Insurance.
TNDEPENDENT Fire insurance company of
j Boston Mass. Gupital, $800,000; asset, '
$600,000. •
Equitable Life insurance company - of the U.
Sates. Assets, $13,000,0001 anqual businest.
$52,000,000. W. A. STONE, Agent.
Wollsboro, August JO, 1370 tf
•
25.,00a
- 1
Bushels of , LIME
for salo by
Aug,. 24, 1870.—,4t. • W. C. KREEN3.
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,
lEL t SBORO AND MAN(IFELD
SAGE LINE.
. THE undersigned, propreetor of
this line takes this' method of in
'n 4 the pnbto that tho above Stage . ranC .
• mid, ys excepted,) between the two pia:. •
..s
tormin the)
daily ( rind
48 as folio
Unveil WelMoro at 8 a. m., and arrive• at
Mansfield at 10.80 a. In.
Loaves Mansfield a t m., and arrives at
Wollabor° at 5 p..m. 9P Fare $l,OO.
Ang. 24, 1870.—tf. W.,b. VAN HORN.
For Siile or Rent.
A GOOD dairy farm in Tioga township,
Ti
oga county, Pa., about 26 miles west of the
Borough of Tioga. about 100 aoros improved,
arid 46 rthimproved. Has on it three barns,
'three dwelling houses, an apple and peaoh orah
ard, and other fruit trees. Terms easy. Also adz
joining on tho west, a farm andjimber lands
from 40 to 2bo acres as desired, th 80 acres
improvid, with a U..00d barn, a good house and
apple orchard. Good turfy dairying farm.
Aug. 17, 1870-tf. I XI. SEYMOUR,
t
I Tioga, Pa.
C. B. iELLY
HAS JOST ItE6EIVED LOTS OF
New l oods!
,
) 1 Drop in afid look
THROVGII THE STOR,
and wo will try and convince you, that we - no
only havo
G 0011) GOODS,
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but that we are selling them clear down to ttio
bottom of the market.' WO have a oomplito as•
sortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
All sty lesand prices.
HATS, CAPS, .ROOTS AND - 110Efik t
CIWOKE 'Y; GLASSWARE, '
• TEA,• OEEEE, SPICES,
ETO., ETC.
.23 to mention all tlio items in
prefer ahowlng
IVo'de not prop
store, as wo much
Xe" . 100 oTtarg ,
see us.
Sept. 7, 1870.
for showing .Goolls. Pall and
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An Agent Wanted.
rpo' STLL WHEELER d WILSON'S SEW.,
MO MACHINES in Tioga County, Pa.
Wagons furnished, and the beat Terms given to
Agente.• Address
PETERSON A CARPENTER, •
Sept. 6, 1870-tf.. Box 1188 Williamsport,Po.
1111
O. B. KELLBY.