, , , . . % l i vi d , and ,Repoprtuirel*t 84;840*. • ,-;• , - know of no.otherofiltAver,o ' nontienieut aa,tbat '• • - , .....:, - 1 • ' l , - '. ''' ' l4- ''',' '. - lli An *ate of tile '" beautiful peninsula," no TUE Maass running offe r iliOnbtlia May now preperly be called ft , ,!.- 1 ./ifiehf - kJ, the different routes from and :. • e:r r : ... : - .7. . „ ,.. 7 ,- . ..." . Wepsborci ?, Vil depart _ and . 9 ~ N ,. .., - ,,,., : t ~ ~ , , ~, ‘,."`".,_;: ..' , 7 , c; , ', •• • • -•'*?js 'in Las :II I tlr r itTbr - FlTAl i c i r , 7 ° '. ' . - -M c 11,-4 : l 4sl,4pniin;,tke 'l '.ngene...4lo,4:tinie. , , , , ,, 5..:•- • - .• _— - , e. „ 0 .0 3 i ham estate We et,lnty; Vie benii — ooniineirtn Art 9 A Ttoos..- Depart 6 ilk 10,R. ro., arrive lA . , v ., , , Wo os.. and 70'400 rm.; •.-- cs; his house by illness, threatening fever, for some > 7 :- • 4 w i tt s6olo a Msseilin.— Depart iti .sa4 airt f i l ,o p . m fl...rae past. • t ‘ . ,1.-. Egil9ll olio Si Coonzassoar.—Dep. Mon. 4 Thur. 2 p. m. ^- srr,ve Merida, itTharsday at 12 in. W{l4/80A0 la MOSBY Bnoss.—Depart Mona Thu r. 91% ICI 1 s rrive Tuesday a lrf.,l),p;nl • , :,',,• /moose tr.,Sreirr,lrosix—Dep. Tuee.•, - i Friday at 3 p. in., arr. Tace..a Trldayat pp.-, , •• . TIOGA COUNTY AGITATOR. Local items. WEIiNkSDAV,cO'CTI 19,'18741. New - Adverttpolientio No Cootie—S. A. Persona & Co. N e vi Goode—C. B. Kelley. . Billinory—Mra. B. E. Kimball: Bank 'Report. R. B. Meeting—A. q.„ Stearns. Fruit Trees—M:-B. Prince. Buggies—B. Baker at Son. Executor's Bals—ll.Vi%Williains,,j'.l..Mitelaeli RI/LBOAD. Mcist of the force -epga ged on the Welsher° and Lawrenceville railroad, larremployed between Tioga -and -Lawrence. villa: The workwilt go on through the winter i n the deep eras, bIIESIONERY.7-Tlig TidgaEaptlßt ittiala; ',lotion has secured. the, aervienailef i Aar .1 . ; Johnson, of Maine, to labor iq this c Minty 'as a. missionary the coming year. Mr. ;'Yohnson 'is a vary able preacher, and no doubt will do a good cork in this field of labors • CA.1181A.038.--Timaimton, N.' Y., car, eq. facto o has a' widespread reputation' fa', manufacturing steish fond substantial carriages of all kinds. The hitt/glee lent out from tble:file-`, toy, vie with thet4sat in the land, arid are iota at reasonable " plie a.' Nor farther information, call on Mr. L. Stoddard, at Sean it Avery's foun dry, Wellsboro, • •' BORO Orrzonas.—The following,of% ten were eleoted for Ma Boro' at the tato Boni. Seeley, Burgess; Wm, - Baohs:and Ellabs Brown, COniiellnien; P. Calkins and 3 W t Bailey school directors ; Charles G. Van Valken: burg, Constable; B. I.l."Rntrinvon . and John VV. Purcell Auditors. PUBLIO Yoseph` mine and Miellael'EngoVofthiseleston, will sell stpublio isle, on Tiesaa*,' tie 8 h of Novena. ber, at their residence, one span of horses, one caw, a heifer, two lumber wagoni, one buggy, bobtlede, bone fork and rake, large kettle, two plows, - _ ,• . THE BISTOMitY.—The October num ber of the Bistoiery hii beim received at this of fice,lito contents carefully perused, and, in our opinion, it is a valuable work, and should be_ta licnk in every fvully.' ,Up DeGraff, the Offer, owa how to handle the e " pen" at Well 'al the, kfe, and if the Bistoury grows in excellence in the future as in the past, we shall - expect him to adopt the former business altogether. Send for a copy. Ir is cinlilfey cents per year: IN A SNARL.—Tabor, of the Elmira Advertiser, seems to have a good deal of sympi thy for Barnes, of the Bath Courier, while Dr. Pratt, of the Corning Journal, refused his paper a place on his' tablet We are surprised that Bull don't try to bring about a recondiliation bettieen these " snarled up" editors, and not be so elated over the glory awarded him as being the best looking .ditor, in the southern tier. : -Brown, send each a bottle of Mrs. Winslow's ;soothing syrup, that the may return to their respeetive duties, and we k for H. Boardman Smith's election to Con re .0. • • MAN LOST.—Mr. A. P. Roberts, of Kettle Creek, Ps., offers a reward of ono hundred dollars for the body of a man by tho `name 'of James Johnson; who mysteriously disappeared from his camp on the night of the 20th of Sept. lut. Ho was about 45 years of ago, fire.feet 8. Inaba' high, of light complexion, arid had blue eyes. When last Seen, was in'his shirt alcoves, had on a - pair of dark pants,, checked woolen. thin, and wore a small pair of gold rings in his CUL • T \ IIJTTER Mm CHEESE.—Mr. H. D.; Deming furnishes 'ua the figure?, froth which we' make up the following statement of butter and, cheers made in Charleston, Delmar and Wellabo-I to in the year 1869:* BVTTER. Charleston, 110,053 the., at :;n c , $33,015 907 Delmar, 99,074 " 29,722 20i 12,791 " WellAboro, 221,918 " aman*, to $66,373...46 103,270 Ibt.., at: IVO., '45,400 - 28,523 " .d• 3,978 4.5 4,918. " " • 737 40: j Total, Charleston, Delmar, Welloboro, Totaf, 134,709 lbs:,, atuo'g to - $20,206 33, total value of batter as above, 66 575 40; Total value of butter and cheese, '386,781 75% Those Interested bla au 1 d keep a scrap' boot Ind preserve such statements as this: We suspect neatly all the butter and ehet:ser credited above to Wellsboro, was made in thaq portion of Delmar added to the_ borough since Too BAD.—While' the gallant D. 3. mocracy of Bleaaburg were engaged Saturday night, celebrating the election of Mr. Sherwo'od; a diepatch was reeeived4whieh fell like a wet blanket upon the "fervent" assembly. We arti told that the noise of the guns grew ,fainter and fainter, fainter, and finally, dwindled down frorii 'the so potent" tones in which at first they' thundered : EIItIMOOD is P.I.F.CTZD 1 into the faint, and fainter and faintest reverberation of distant echoes wis4 F etin g : gIIERWO 9 I) TS----SH4'WOOD Is, SHER+ WOOD- - --.811EAWOOD•••••••-.-SIIER-7=-SHEB--- rata , At the time we write we cannot tell whether Sherwood le or isn't; but we know come Dem 4 °erste who wish the echo were a little' more dis. toot. PERSONAL.—The 'many friends, of Ms+ jar V.A. Elliott, formerly of this county. now of Omaha, Nebraska, will-be glad to learn that,,hip health 18 greatly improved. lie has been unable to attend to his professional duties for some months,' but has now so improved as to :spend few hours each day in his Office. We _till') he may fully recover. ' • We are always glad to •h ar from ,our Tiogo friends, wherever they may e. —Major W. A. Nichols, foinerly of Wellshoro, is now at Aupflt, Neosho, county,- Kansas; eni pod in the practice of law, and doing well. —Chester Robinson returned from California, Gila the Pleitlie railroad, some two weeks= ago.— lie Is pleased with tha t trip.• . 4. 11. Putnam, of 'l'iogis, has been Absent:dui.' ring the summer; and is now temporarily tri. llll. br.- T. R. Warren, formerly of Tiogii;ja at TongonoxiOtaness. • Jbe. F. D. Ritter is ist Athens, Pa. .12 Ito redoing owt business ti the drug line, and. has a pap lag practice. .•.• I —Jesse Stock, who used to keep the Johnston Roam, at Vogt," and afterward a hotelsat Wood. Dell, N. Y., is now keeping the Elmira Douse, at YlmiryN: —tlen. who has not been well , for a fen weeks back; is again at his poet in the ‘Tres.. 7 tortes office. —W. H. Smith, Esq., of this place, is making - preparations toyisit North Carolina again. We fear that country-has so groat attraction for bins that he will ultimately settle there. No place can well afford to lase such men as Mr. —llugh Young,"geq., has taken Miijo:r . Mer tiot<'e place in the insurance agency at this place. .• —John Dumeaux and wife have returned from their wedding tiinr: Mr. found, at the , 'tore of 19th, Wilson; —Liroy Tat;or's liddieieYis box 426, Norfolk, Virgiuia. —Simeon I. P<ITS'Cr wan teat b,eard from on',the br , adrimers of the powatelc i ne,ren route for Salt river,.3fiepigan. le,basbeeti on s Tiilci•goose ghtit;f 3 i 0f3.49, tsr 4 7 ; DM hirß6of; ti Tr? TBO - SURDA:VBOI9OT, Cori vaurtota..--T he' Aiioilatteik, aril l ' hOld, - /ta•osPod , , ramming Oct.' '31, - at ;•,,;( • , The.. Sha,das , .'fieheol coYrimittca; t (lteve: W. Co' obran,.o. L. (Mien and T. L. Ai', toirej halie thought test ttLeembne the SundorSobool Coin the AdiaeadatiOn 1" heiee t!le 1'011,13f/t ing programme is armenteed a . , , `„ I,, , Qper . ling Andreae,. by :Rev. D. D. Eu c k.A, Inspiration -of the.Seripturea, - by- Itow V . ; - b:;Teylor.• • • The Language' Or . th - e'Dleeloll4;'by.lt v. L.l).:Watson. ", 4 4. Is Water Baptism Essiatiat to Loving Faith, by,!tey. W. Otitham.' Sanday Sghtial Contentiatt will , organitA; No l x. - 2 'PAL' z ' 9rder of t xereineri i : Ttep,i:)r!a Vita i)UA'o?,e:oti the condition , of their . Sun day Schools. • 2. A etatement by the. Sunday School Superint toodeit of the manageiapni of their jB; . treficielti: ' 3. Reqirementa of "the Discipline "'with 'regitcl to Sunday schools, an essay __by Rev. J. J. Tar ton., : . El 4. Design - -and Use of•Srus4ny school eonferent, reports,,in essay - by W."3.,Wente. b. Disausaton of :fitistany- sethoot report . of WC 63nferipoo:. , -• , • • Or 11 .:4 •6. Arrangement's • for Institutes .aceording , ,to • said report. ' ' • ' ' 7. Importance Of eontinnilig. Bunde:y' throxigh the year, essay by Retr:'l3. Compton. • gr 0 : 8. how shall VP/ provide suitable tekohoiji fa! Ole Sunday schools.. - ., - • • Roiftr,‘ 'l3earettiries.„ r _ • $ Mr. M. B. Prince bas . a choice lot'of winter bloc ing'p laitto for' atilt. Girt hlin WI. I 1 Day. Goons.--The,tipd9raigned boa 'oPened a Dry Goods and ~ Yarikee :Notions.':Ol)- bin nonie, next door east of the Multby , Broth-, ,434;414*0t' Street; Cornlug t ,*laell, be will ; be able to tke himself useful to hie old friends, %ha he hop erosay new,: ones. have nosy in stook, dresigoods, printiLearsi.:: ;mires, - slm*, cloths, all leading domestfo goods} ltsisiery and iYsulkee notions,. any ,of whicicoaU l lbe bought for cash, or on 30 days, as reasonable 4ts can be, boUght in Nu* lEorit,"vrith the addition of freight. ' i , • t f: l 3oT . '2' October 19,11570: ti • -• . _ persons J 0044 .yr . the' firm 'of A . Humphrey Ticigti, are requ'ested to.elo!.ie their fteeoUute before theflr , e!.• 41ey,s1 . 1;0 7 eem'beT nee. , enro+ . Oetobe'r 12, 1870 .. 2in "' • • • THE November nu' her of Detuorest's MohthlY id duperb...lt oontai a beautiful" full , length'. portrait of Mlle, NilS.on,in _concert costume; a large lithograph sheet, of Fall and:Whiter Dress es; Tennyson 's poem ; zau g 4;er,7 elegantly illustrated; new Mello andj.many other attractive, features:' Deinorest's :Monthly,. .for November, j-is -truly gorgeous: -Dernorest's Monthly Magazine_ improves 'with every issue. It is oontinuhlly astonishing us with some new enterprise, some additional attraction. The beauty of its typography;•its gems . of -literature, itslinad of useful information, its aristio and ele gant engravings and fashion plates, Can not be' surpassed, and ,the value of the: premiums given to each subscriber is perfectly astonishing. Yearly, $3. Address W.•Jermings Demorest; 8313, Broadway, -New York. . DEVOREBT'S YOUNG AMERICA , has become al most a • family necessity. We do' not know where more pleasak; spicy reading can be found for the children. y The handsome ;engravings, - ingenious passle•pictntes;ind beautifell 'stipple resets, are very attractive and entertaining 'to the little folks. Young America is so 'universal a favoritelt would be difficult for us to say any thing which could add to its deserved popularity. Address W. Jennings Domoreat, 838' Broadway, New York. $1.50 per annum,- with a choke of premiums, worth several times the' east of the inag4ine, to each sebscriber. Sample copies 10 cents, post free. ARTHUR'S LADY'S HOVE MAGAZINE for October contains a brilliant programme for . the coming ~,, year 'lt is the announced intention of ilto pub lishe of this high-toned periedieal- to make it the ' Queen' of the Lady's Magazines" for 1811. Hem rig striven to make it the best reading meg azin of iteeltitts;:they- now 4sraposif to give all the attractions of tho most popular fashion coon blies, snoh as dolored. steel fashion plates, ole., ' to. and to add new fel:lt:urea never' 'yet at-' tom ted by any of them. Among these are a series of cartoons on toned paper. The leeauty, taste, 'excellence and rare interest of its literary contents, combined with all those new attractions cannot help making Arthur's Lady Home Magtt7 sine the favorite of the ceining;feit r ison. Spect menes_tint free. Published by' T. 8. Arthur & Sons, Philadelphia, Pa-, at 2 a year; with' large reductirs for clubs. 3,837 30; MRS. MARY MERRlCif.:—:Dled.at the laiiitee of ber son-in-um Luther SbumiraY• Eel.; In Charleston, Aug. 28,1876. Aged 82 years. Mrs Merril* was into •Of the; ]set of the plo; deers. ' She came to the ,town of ; ,Charleston, when young, and was the firet=womiti, who came through the woodi, from the entileotent . on hi Tioga , river to Dartt'e settlethent. • • • • "She 'married James Dealt, lather of 'GUN Dartt geq., for her first hueband, by whom she 'had a large family of Children, 5 of whom are still THE CIADREN'B see,' by the Oo tobor number, that' the publishers S. "Arthur do Sons of Philadelphia) of this pure and-.beau tiful magazine, aro preparing for the coMinlej year their budgot of good things for the litto ones. If you have noverlaken it fur you -chil dren, sendior a Speoimen copy; and ;we are' very sure that its appeanme among them will' make titer eyes glow rutd their - hpbrts beat with • pleasure. Evr. t av oATVIIDAit for • October 8 is peculiarly • rich irAoth Pictorial and Literary attractions. It contains, from advance sbeets,•a spirited Ode on the Proclamation of the French •Republic, A. C. Swinburne; au excellent story called "Thet Doniinie'a Sons able Editorial Articles on Oa - European IVar, and • other choice miscellaneous; reading.. _ Its Pictorial Contents 'lnclude fide portraits or Gen. 'Von Steinnsets.. Gen. Trochu, and M. Thiers; some superb War Pictures,— , a Charge of French Curiassiers, Turcos,, German Landwohr t France-Tireurs, Singing the Marseillaise and IN . very striking two page-picture representing the Crisis—Bringing, up ;the •;.Gunk •'A two-page Supplement accompanies this number of Every Saturday, containing a remarkably good original Map of Paris. MARRIAGES. RAY,---00W Oot.. 0, A the residence bf the Bride§ , Mother, by. Rev: D. D. Duck, D. D., Mr. William M. Gray to Miel Jannie.S. Cowdett. , • . , BIGONEY—TRUMAN.—In ale village, Oeti 13, By the Bev. D. D. Beck D. D., Mr. Wi lliam P. Bigoney, of Elmira, to MiSO Elizabeth M. Tru4 man ofAVelleboro.: _ • _ ' , —A choice lot of cake and a beautiful bouquet accompanied the abotce notice. May the' happy couple alwaye, find their path strewn with flowers, and a pleasant,and prosperons : journey ' throUgh life, is the wish of the 'printers. • BABCOCK—A2I;'SARTIN—Kt the residenie 4 the Bride's father in' Sherbune, I'. Y. Sept. -8, 1870, by the Rey. T. B. Hyde, Mr. Frank G.ltabooek of Westfield, and Miss Fre:tide G. Martin., COLE—PEWPOLD—In Brown Township, by the Rev. N. - Mut, Mr. George Cole, of. Pine Creek Brown Township, to MifS Annie NeWipole,. of English ()enter ? Pine Township. • ---- .- - • WOOD - D . -:;jOILN I SON—In Rio:vine; on the 504 inst., by Rev. John Cairns, Mr. Wood, to Miss Prances A. Johns6n, daughter of Joel John. eon Esq., all of Knoxville.. . SEE DEATHS; FREDIE— In ChrirloPton l 'Ootober god, iB7O, Vrodio Son of Hiram and bibTetnon, aged tobtattie. ' • " Tice gono to 'iliert amongit • the utifo,dolng flowers of paradise.- r Aftertbo docenee of her first busbarici, oho was iitalted In rovrriagi, gerilek 14rtiOr';'10:3shorn .411pluttl thrcD - Oliillireri; t l.76 - ; of whom • ••• -- " • . r 7 . . nor letnind husband was the father , by- , a.. for mai totirridge of Israel - Merrick Escr, ' deceased, so long an/ so favorably known in riekatonnil, as Comm ssioners',‘ clerk. , 'Her 'deicendt,inta 13 counting 1 ee,also \of her step children.--,number over 120. , ; . . Mre Me rick Csxperien'eed religioa;et..about_the age of I7,land remained a, 'tionsistent Christian character . till her death,' a' period ,of 65„ years. She eras a member of the Me t hodist Eilsa6pal Church, during most or .all , of that .ittae:-. - The Ivbtile record is honorable. The- - memory of thi.iii4 is' 4lfffPfl , ' " 9, L. Q. ~ Pkt!tiDe*eiVA.P4l. gam!" 4 11 P9rei Mit exhilii (*es nlghjiil kapperi Thursday; Friday it - Satinday evenine. . The Welleb?ro qpere, A 9489,10,11 be DOW on Se.ttirday at i 2l).lll.,lO4fie'llighest bidder, at the promisee. BiAompE.--Albert Baker, of Westfield, offers a LamVitTaitting machine fOr gala, $lO less than cost: Thi =chino is a good one. - • . 2, Oct. 19,1870. It ; • , ‘: : • , „i r YAWNING 'ISIILLS.; 2 -'•vve mills of J. 11. Mather's 'rotate 'fOr. sale. • These millk aro admitted by tho farmers generally to be the best in use, Call at this office.—Sept 28,1870, ~/ - DEpriti.ST - EIN N:-Lrinirtt;,' dentist alßeo in Wright klialloy:s Dipoki•whereqke con tinues to make teeth with . the new improvement which gqres better stitisfaetion than any thing else in use. To bd had at Dartt's only.—Aug.42 070.—re. SPECIAL "Mt RINI/TES TOR IIiaIItEBBILENTOP '.Every. body who has traveled I)y..rallroad has heard theabovo announcement, and; his Isrollabli auUlred from eating too bodily thereby sowing the seed of Dyspepsia.' It is a comfort to know that the Peruvian Syrup will cure the worst cues of Dyspepsia; as thousand are ready to, - MSS 'H." ~- Ir. - 1' DD ., 110 I- AV NG returnedidf;Welleiforit' to'Spend the ._ wl ter, you'd be happy Ao snooty° her old tousle puplls,„suid-anOtberif tithb infiy wish to place themselves under her in s etructlon. Oct. 19, 18 o—tf \4l. W. TODD. or 't- ale. AHOUSE AND LOT-,-lot oontainS 1 acre— on Riobole Bt. Also one 8 year old Hun titonian 'colt, 2 new buggies, one Guilty and harness. R. C. BAILEY. „PAO:ImM, 1.870. r tf „ Railroad Meeting; miHE annual mooting of the Stockholders .of , tlie,Tiognitailroad Company, for the oleo tion ot President, Masters, Secretor and .fireasurer, will , be held at the Ace of the Om pan, in Oorninit, N. Y., on the 7th day of Nov. 1870, at 10 o'clock A. M. The election to choose at 12 o'clock,: .o;. , o..szzoNs, 0ct..19 1870. . & me t a ". • • .. L6tB' , ',,Ot'i=lt‘vv.: - ..,:;,G00d5:,!.::: I ..0 Lr,•• . . ,~~i: ~J:~.._ _ C.oME.- 'ol. . - ~ T:IL',4IALDWINytIqWw . ; TTOC4P, PA. and see 'a jaioe.litonk.otritigas fOi the FALL' 6c-. WINTRR =MI ouch as ILizinta mtittitiomo . - ArtfAtterns:- 1. ALPACAS, POPLINS, BLACK AND ociLoREDALO;, • , imAliTiruL ' and a largaassoMan d ni.Ao aoleet frorp.! ',CLOAKS FREkIS"I.=III.DE,-AND'OLOTH TO MAKE MORE, ALL KINDS OF LININGS, 'FRINGES, TASSELS - • 860 •E•!. 17,0 -g - A I 4:„PR.POP,E4: .- 0R)84.0 . 4up4. • • - . YANKEE}` NOTIONS ,ean't be heet:: it deeps ujC witeierythleg the Yankees hevelhought tif ao far. lOOVSKIRTS; BALMORAL SKIRTS, .P 'CORSETS, &C. i/6. 01,410 ; . ,‘sat-ix too isenierOmutomention^, , bitts‘lll say that you will seldom find so large an assortment to, select from in a country store . , and clear down to the -•— t „B9T.TQM Wo alsoAeep a largetassortmeni of READY-MADE _CLOTHING., .„ . • in suite, and: pane oC suit!. Slionldlee fail to suit you with ready,utade, we have l easslznere and A TAILOR TO CUT AND FIT. 7 11tiots titiae s'hii‘i"'-'-' 1 ajllitylen.d sixes. ) . 44'4 4/51? ,GA PS,. :STRAW - EPQD B , ANDci ra, , TTB' FERNI SUING GOODS; '?•A COMPLETE 'LINE OF CROCKERY; WOODEN WARE, .HARD WARE, SHELF-HARD • • t WARE, NAILS, IRON,, LiPtike 'l4atottes Ceirpenterf:T44ll4 ' " t A GENERAL STOOK OF ,0%,) GROCERIES. ~ ~ ~ .i.~ E. HOWE 'I3EWING 'MACHINE.' ~.z: ,i,•• • r i , • :• .: ii •' • .•' • •,- )1 Tea era,Vliyou waritto Y olei to work with drop in 4 forLT. '1 LIMF4; . P LASTER; P.P.AX;Pt9 I 7 II : Lillie,. C 4g r ga-Pliistcf,iffo:- Butter tube, Palle:litikit(sOtbd 'Mitten Salt to flavor with, Alt litide 'oft Farm Pioduce want ed. Prices can't be beat. tick' I ESE Tioga, Pa, , 10. 12,1870 .IEILMIX: I CoNt.riiI P THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL' Ur BANK of Wellebor e ugh, Pa., at the close of bust- 1 ness 01, p, • x 10'10::: , .• ,c't -=: ''{`• #2SOIMCEOLk .‘; "-t - t 'l/ • Loans and Discounts " 131,603 31 U.S. Bonds to seoure.uirculatien 100,00000 U. S. Bonds and aectuillett on band 86,800 00 Other Stocks. Bonds, And Mortgages. 8,000 00 Due Dept .r.xlydraing And BeserlS,r 4 4 o ll4l4.;••=i ' 8 4 02 37 1 Duel from other National Bank! • -- y e, .2.064 72 Due from - Sinkers' • Atocoi /a Current expenels ' ' '" • .688271 Taxes bald ' t• ' " ' '4;038 17; -Oashitems,(lscluding fitarrips,)."..;..».4`" : 2,480 . 21 Bills of other National Broke ; t 4,0 0 700 rectlonalEurrencyo nquding, hilekole) - _OBOOO Legal Tender Hotel; ' 24,703 00 , it,;11;070 2 4 ''' ; w.-t' ` " liktifitrtgB. 1 ' •in . .. • 100,000 00 Capital Stoc k pp aid -.*- .41 , • ‘.. 10, 5 84 8 1 Surplice V0rt1.:‘,..A.1 :.. - ::..t...1.—..-.4. ...... „ . ___ _ MisquWthatireqt and: Nutclistigin.... - 4..1..:-.4a ^_ , nit : 2 thidlvtde refits . 877891 IX) Nat. Bank Circulation,(outatonii49l),. , z 62 551 35 Tedivldual•Depoeite - .:t. .. . . -" , • i'1%1151 Due to Neltiotter Datiltli ' 4..:3' - • t • - - , 452 5 Due to Banks and Benkera STASI Or PIFirIVA,TIOO/09tInfi ROlduiron, Onside!, of The First National Bank of W e neboroligli v Tu.,. do, inderunly inrear that the above statement to trite ' to the. beer of virknowledro sad belief. J. L. ROBINSON, Cashier. Subscribed and-sworn •before tnethia 14th day of Oct. 1870. A. S. BREWSTEB,.J. P. Atlost—O. Itoeintiox; Ft. W. lirrit t ranit; A lir,v,llA7.pj Noticp. WR an HEEAS; y fiiifo,-Istibelle M. Cbautpl ney has left my bed and board. I bare ! klf,ll, o : l 24 l l ll .:4PMokkihfArbPf,4l , AroirVill l loo on my acCount as I Atilt pay no .4911ta,atnet , °contracting after this date. , :.?":-.4rtARECEIAMPNEBY, Morris Butt, Oot j 1 . ,3 1 ',1370-3k- ~• WANT VP-7,1):, yontli t *Tlece to do chore' for Diiitilivitfiln ttie BOttitigh limits Awl ing.-tho winter.— 4pplyiet thia_ office, Oot..111;, N . OTlCS—aherthatieston 'School Direbtdro will peat at Ito Xonag's.-,Sehool House, Saturday Noi , :lth, at I n'elobk T.tq hire Towehre for the Winter terms:- By of the )3i)erd. - 044.1008704 t; • ••' • •••• - • ,'• f- ,•;••:;, aam~iriat~oin or Teadheri. Examination of Teaotters will be held Brookfield. Seeley S H, Monday, Oat.' Bdl 187 P Westfield Boro, Tuesday, " 4th, ", Clymer, (Sabikurrine),..Wethmsday,"eth o --". Chatham, Chs. StH' .Tlnfrifday, " Middlebnry,4lCeeneyville)Tridly, l, 4!-' Nelson, • Monday, " 10th, ' liawrenoeville, Tuesday, " 11th, Jackson, Ofillertown) Wednesday, " 12th, Rutland, Roseville,.....Thursdayi " 18th, Mainsburg,. ," 14th, Mansfleid,Oßate NOrmal) Saturdm dr. 10th, Covington Monday 17th, Blossburg Tuesday. " 18th, Union, [Ogdensburg] Wednesday, " 19th, Liberty, (Block HoUso) Thursday ' " 20th, Delmar. (Stony . For . k) Friday " 21st, _Welleborot "- Saturday ", 22d, Charlestol:(WhitplyvglaMoadal . • Tuesihik Farmington, Campbell's SH, Wed. " 28th. " Rnoxville,.. Thursday " 27th, ,"" Gaines, (Vermilyeals) Saturday " 29th, And , for three following Saturdays at Union Academy. Examinations will °omitkeno(' at 9a. m. Ten. (iltere vtiltprovide themselves with pen, ink, and at least five sheets .of fools-osp paper. AB who evieot to teach ohtring•theyintt 6mA:satiation'. There will,be , no private 'exam, battens. Scheel Directirs'are earneatlY Invited to-attend. ;112.11ORTON; 140,000 BRICK F OR SALE, of the beet material, by PEBDERIC MARGRAVP, Rile opposite the new Cemetery. Wellebpre, Bept. 23, 1870-Bm*. • (.10.% • 11111 Ttiea Cash, Wive William Wilson .3 1:- trtri!":ittOiipi)3),),±;iiTa ,71` • « .., • J ~.. t ~ n '!~/ t 'is/r' • 'c MIE , :)t GOODS! N. v 3 : I', 'A.:`,. "1, AND 1148, II iIiME 0107* /Cask Prices. ME .1“ V f To enumerate the articles and give a disorip tion of the variety and quality of goods, would be labor thrown away, I therefore invite all to EEO ' • ':c • • •1 and giee for ; theinsqlves and take's looletlroiigh the 'mainteoth stook _ and coniltie'a `tkeniablves ME A . 'o . l';*-7.: , Val s`, . A Low Prices Are the two great inducements for peolsle to buy. INIE MI • Rispp?ster ; \ the - plb,cei :Qslken. 1;1'0We old stand, PIM Sept 28, 18.70-4 - 10 a ti OIIND on the 28614 El'epteinber, .12N Pocket Book, :contaking *testy near anti-', dait e wn, in Bliddjelitiry. .The Owner eau ; bnvei it ptoeing property - and payikg 'oberger,—, OAR 'et .Re4inittott!s isotel; fiANSON. ,Oat i 12,1870.-21. . • • - h .•• • • Tit ATED,aiit into the. enolisara of 8., • )4,7 `Deraeatne,Sept. Bth', I. 870 ;, bee tsio year old helferiA ,star to her bee f a, wb‘te epetoa Jilt hip, w 444 - spot bbok Of eliotilder, ti e d all white legs:" The (hitter liv.notifiea 'to apOrearindllll7; ,charges, pr ; ,the said stray wilt be Aoli.acootong to Jaw,• • • ,„, lightlfdLlTX. Sept:2l; 18'10-2w. • ' • • • E n... 4 4.2 • CI r —74 0 0 114- es PI 0 Q PS 4 8 E-I i. p j Fra . 41 0 8 . ~..D..) o .... c..., ~,... p.. 1 b g Is co ?:-, .4 0 . k 7.7.. , 02 "ti cs 7 1 , ,i t . ) H., , -,, - w t , .I g . - a , 7- , r. . ; 51 4 rts .. t 3. . •,,,E d t, ••• ,=.l P ' .. 0 7 01 Iti ' ' : I • - „'. . 4 4 6, o o .4.i: 0 • i.. .. , - :". ::.'....) , •`PSI . , reC _,4, 1 .. , r^ . ra- cL) ' ca., al cl .• ^, ...Z , " 1 i • ~....1' :I* ' . • la 0. • oNi - ' l / 4 , ~ ..2 .::: .%),: > t 4 ..:. _ his: ,41, ~,,,,w -4 -44. - --, ,, lithil The - 'Fait- T s 'eriii • I ."‘olvizrTiOoA:niair adgooL.: nOMBIBNCEID Septf•lB, 'lB2O, and -closets kj December 23d, 1870. Winter term will commence Jan. 2d, 1871 i and close April 7, 1871. Spring Term will oommeneo April 24,1821+ and dome July 28th, 1671. TUITION.—Common English, 85,00, Higher' " 7,00, Tees blathernetlo Ir,lluditig.o • com., • nierctal 0'044; 1 ' ' s '$10;00 'Any: of the larigultgod; • /8,00 ,„ 2 ; ' l , , "Ar..W4 I tif I ASKIL/i, :Qct. 12 1870-4 w. - ,Princlpik r:$3lM7B 24 Ia'ITERS~ of ‘Administritlon. i iiving - Vet' 4,4 girded on the . estate ,of deseased; late otTiois Township. Woe go., Ira.' all persons indebted to the estate or owisigthi same, must settle with C. H. SEYMOUR, JANE E. MITCHELL, ; ° Bait. 28,1870-6 w Farm for Sale. Farmington,ki near the Lime Kiln,, 8 i miles •.,froM2lelsen,lcontaining 65. acres, SO iinprov: a d, f or $1,300. Sept. 28, 1870-3 m • Lawrenceville. 1 .r• Executors' Sale. A LOt of cows, young cattle, a nitro, a yoke or working oxen, calves, bay, path, wheat; 4thokwkest, - cornatalkei.Ploirgt. ilYttice; alVA'aftief farthing utensilaL a lot of beda, beddlttge and . bnittebold furniture; :will 441104 , thts hotted_ of Witham A. hiltohellilliddiebury, on Saturday, ',Oatetbei 20;1870; ittPnet 'o'oroek% P.M.; late, the prope'rty' of fidget Mitchell; teetsed- , ,t ;' - - ; 41pf3111. MITCHELL, • trek - l a r et A9r• r, l.; • 1 ! IS ) ..1, !,,, j`, \ :.., %`• 1111 lin lIEII 0:1 . . ~.: ~'. t .! MBEI TO VERY LOW NMI El SW DROP IN _ _.•l ‘^ AND =VEI witen. I ",y ~ , , ., t . : .. tttiv,, tL.-, , ,::: 0,. :7 ..., -1 ~, ~, "tv„ - .;..a".... _,,,,,,,,,,,,' : , E;',.. ~::-• - -;d: , /. 4 ,'-- •' - . . . ' SMI - I ZSZ, ' Wcolt. :-:-:.: ' ' r ' ' . ' - COIINING , I'. Y - - -' -' :- r• --, ' Are ncow - :irepared- to offer,great inducements .to ,theffpetroftili as t 'ey have 1 r : - 4. -:,-; -,- .1 -,,. 1 ..jtiet,ills4tkeiriettre with an eadiene yarlatr or:. +."', • ~, ,;_•., • --; , . i„t •,., ~,,,.: ....' , i - ,- ” ~ , . . ." ......v. , . . . „,......,,. ,•,„.•,,...z..,,,,..,., ',,, : 3 .47 - z'.. - ivalt ,t- „.' ' , - , ,,k •:' ',l, 4- , Of alraoit eiitory , grfc4o',:ri4'litia price. Wit slitit,fatijk''thti'VOPl6-140 look thioitsir'onistook and 'save tus the time of otiaatetellat t titittieloo;lo)3ojA _, -:-.: -_...ett4 thelt if t1.1,!74Til be #lven't be our fils l !til! pgr doili"rit ' , ":.: ,, :5 1 ,fi -,. ~, ,-, ..-- ~f - - f i-, 7; . , ,':':' ' ~„.,1:'': ,2, '' , :,:q1,..1. 1. Ilkoriied'llowit , ; to ~ . the'..-- . l6iittromit - 'Not4 iki; ES If IN Wet titkis pleasure In Saying to the Ladles of Tiogi cquziiy• t ..44ll 1 - • • . 'endless variety of very desirable patterns of ' I I LAMM IMMO 0J) LINEN AND:WHITE '',04:00 H- lIMI 1 i a'k i 1 ' r i Carpets! Carpet,s d.ffJ ~, f"-' ' r/ is e I i ' We have a very large stook of Carpets, varying in qualktY and pri eons wielfingintlthlng in thls line would du won to cull and jock 4fottlig , our si r ' ''ii,i i 4 1 "''' ') t . ...'' l' We are still Agents for the TE AS . ;united States T end are selling good grades mail* cheaper it , kiilN "WY. f3ELL &obis :Akio bAISSIMERES VER* • ABAIRIKRBRI PEOR,LBIV BTORB, CORNING; N; eqrAl!ii,i7 . 64. • • SP/Ellin A. - ibriold B. Ilein ',..';:. 7 L -C . ;.: , . - '7 . lc.':* - ;;;...., AI OOP; -SKIRT'ArANtrYA.cIo • .14 t;;4, &RC Erie Depot,) CCl:ll#4 . ME i`:.. •~ ~ 101111 r i 2. , d +•. ' This diAo,loliliAt:Xt.'dx(ejlitdie kedtten bow? ty,- fdad no immense 'erode of the latest novelties for ' yw..u~~. 4; 4 ~M I~Y.eyw~.~ ME FOR 4) Frinter Se ME Great-hargaintOn• Seaniless KID GLOVES, and every other ZEPRIR , :WOE TED SILVFLVT RIBBON, lii IR (1000DS,! Teal and incitation, SWITOIXES,I ELTSII:OIDE,BIES, BUTTOI3; • i-f:•,... , :,,-._- ~.,-: , -2-.,:--:- •, ~.:•,,..,._,. , . , _... FanOk''SWOlry,:-:'.Beaqelett; CORSETS of every kind, and in fact every thing kept uena ' m-A,mf'.4sT MI 901 14adleAM:701. sane money► tn,!buying goods (you cannot' g ! • 1 ity) by going to the HANOI' STORE of • I • I • :11 • Corning, N. Y., Oot, 5, .1,870. 1 I El tVERY PERSON AN' TiooA , - ;' .4_`l It) • , -.the.,,p6gulti49r f , Corning, ,- T" • For there•they can•find a full assortment of every deSirai 11511 Reza Pall Goo • In DRESS GOODS; we bre Prints from the cheapest DELAINES, COLD . ALPACAS, , EMPRESS CLO ,MERINOS, , • PLAID POPLI -JAPANESE 'SILKS lc ROB 3, FRENCH & IRIS 1 *"...Thetitigt•BLACK ALPACAS: THE CAPITOL surpass'. ''stiowii. in the _market., in color. wei gh t, finialt and Durability. We It • ?i, ,t- ;.'=f • -• ' inditithe variety of • ....iSINGLE --AND . 11111BLt jjj WOOLEN' gnat what everybody wants,and atprices rand . : e i sa that' last m .. oot. • tINGDX AND, lIITBDE PAISLEY 6 AWLS, at redpoed p 7aoxxieSticti ' . , -_ .- •-: (-.) , - • . we-ix'ave a-ranch larger stook than nival;Una hevirig borighttbese goids l at ' 2 have reached.this mason, we can and will sell them as low as meitilia , have to buy now. We areofferibi splendid bargains in every d , .., .. . -.... .., '1 . Goods - , i _ Dry *, - Shoes ! , , „; „, . , &a., .and invite allito come and see;us, as weave hot to be undirsold.l are sore to go 'higher, are come ehrlY:mid save monoy.l =LI 1 -.- . 1 NEW • • Corning, N. Y. Oot. 5, 1870. Auditor's Notice. remit undersigned, Auditor, appointed by the ' Orphgree (Nutt Of 'Tioga`county, to distill,- uterihe radneye lathe hands os the Administra ter;of theistate Of Ira Grait .. fs,i deceased, :will (Otlind to the duties of his appointment, at his sae ip W4lliboiv,-on the 10th day. of NOVIM -1)041870, at one o'olook P. M. illet 5, 1870 4t M. F. ELLIOTT. Ander.' fall & Winter Millinery AND FANCY (lofts. ,MRS. respectfully annofincee to theldblio that she is now readying a ,eomplete "teak of • -; 7 „„I - Fall and Winter Goods. 1 Sspeoial iiteliticirk,ii invited - tolei aisortinent of - .„- H • Oireets,,and Ready Made White Goads) Also, Zephyneand GermantOwii • ' -Wools In Fancy shade. Zephyr and everything pertaining to the trade. KID-GLOVES of the best brind.' Eats, (*pa, :lot:;0a, Ribbons, 'iloarets; Tame, &o. , The W*oi: Sewing *aehinefok Bale, for rentbylhit week. • :• ' bars. A.J. BOPIELD. Wellsbero tt'et;fo, 1879:: tf • ':V(o l o4or* . . - 1 1 0tel;' - ' 9911. MAIN ~13T. 'pkg 4rupE, ; 'l2l firEiikioili;;Pii.' SE3L..SUNNEL, Pxw. . Thi popalat Hotel: lately, kept by B. B. Holiday. Tito ProPiketai will spire no pains to snake its first-close • boustc• Ath the attigei ar rife and depart frOm this house. , i goocklo,stior in attendance.. •f , ost: • • r. Prow a Calico wrapper, to the costly alike. =I A very largo assortutorp and at very , low prices. , ra t ,' =V 'al', ~, , 1 . ... =MIME ,Wll.O WANTS TO' I •G 4 0 D, MN =1 • GERMANTOWN ,YARN, "• SASHES AND, DOWS,': L. . ,.- • CHIGNONS, CURLS, " • • LACES & TRIMMINGS, I BUTTONS, DUTTONS. Charts 6hains. [near the Depoi] • SHOULD 'GO TO . _ I 1 W WITH r upt or tainted Blood are sick all over. It may burst out la Pimpiss, or So' , or In eotde aa. tire disease or it lira y merely keep you - listless, deprelised and good for ~ nothing, - But Yon-carittot have good health while your Wood le impure.— , Ayar's Bariaparilla purges out than impurities; it expels disease and stiMulates the orrice of life into rigorous action.' Beale it rapidly aurae a variety of complaints which are canted by impurity of the Dldoksuch sti-Sdroftila, or ./Ung's Evil, ' Tumor., Vicars, Sores, Bruptione;lgniplea, Slotches, Bone lit, Anthony's lire, Rose or rysipel,'as, Tatter or Salt Rheum, Scald Read, Ring Worm, CApeer or Cancerous Tumors, So re Eyes, Perna le Diseases Ouch att It sten t ion, rrregrilarity, Suppression; Wriltes, , lSter illty, alio By plane or Veneral Diseases, Liter Complainte, and Mart Dieeases. Try Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and/sea for your: self the surprising activity with which it aloha's the blood and cures thoite disorders. , ,- , , - I During late yearfl the ,publie hate:hest] Misled' by large bottles pretending to give a glatirt of *Moot of Sarsaparilla for one dollar. 1 M oat of these bays been trends upon the'sick, for they not only Contain little, if any, Sarsaparilla, but , , often no coral/re ingredient Whitever. Hence, bitter disappoint: l :nen( lugi l lowed the use of the various 'extracts of Sareaparilta s whieb flood the market, until the Intim. 'itself has bes Omit synonymous with fraposition° and cheat. Still we call this compound, " Sarsaparilla," add intend fo manly Such a remedy as shall rescue the name from the load of toblonuy . which rests updri it. We think we have gronudfor both:ring ft tuts virtues which areirtheisti. We by the - class of diseases le is fateded to care. - We can assure the slok, that we offer them the best altars, tire we know how So-produCe t •and, we have mitten to belief e. it is by far - toe most effectual purifier of the blood yet dithorsred. , Ayer's -Cherry Pectoral is so universally known to surpass every other ' Medic 6 for la t e Sive of Cough., I Oolda , lttfluensa, Hoarsen s; Croup. Itronehittis,ln , cipfent Consumption,. and r the'rellef of Conentiiir I the Patients in totem:cad s gas of the disease, that it Is useless herdto redouut4 . evideriee of its virtues.— , The world knows them. 1 I ' Prep- I nd by Dr. J. 0. A ER & CO., Lowell, Maim, and . eo d hy, all Druggiits and I .d . aelers in medicine* ev. r yw , ere. , <-Z ; - , saiii,-18;111404.1bn: • & 111.0 - ore). AND, .EX t CHAIIGIII, ..kiTABL f: 1 , IWillaboro, Office and Stables on-We Street, in rear of Court I House. They will fur oielv,horses, single or 'double, with - Buggies; or Carilagia, at abort notice. Long eiperienee in° zbe business enables the proprietors to announce pith oonfldenne they min meet Any reasonable de %uaiideintheirline. Driiere fdrnished, tideland iqd peesenge re,carrip4 to any part of the country. i'llatieltfttl for pest favors, they Invite <motional*, diatom, Terms reasonable, • • N0v . ;24,1889:-.ly. , • ' ' =I ch. liffil KIM t ( El 92 ~:~ Ea 1 141 12 1 Slleii with an f Gloves ind nd in a E 0 am kt our viola MI i INE, 0 G, N. Y. ili 0 111-,•,• = best. " Ai I. JO" QUALITY, i'LINS, •there ever [almost any, ye 01:1 El WLS, 4960 ,icas. • full lino of Iti : • Cleo he loi Ate mm tepartm Cr eat mark, they t pay who oat ockiity, DR - (1001i81' OWEN. MI Cleanse th Blo' BEE, , .m.v.g‘;ExcilAk - • wail - . (" a _ . , . • NO. i ASK 1 . 1 ! 11 and Les, Sug"ars, Synips, r haiie an MOLASSES::HAMS, (711t00EILIE . AND - PROVISIONS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, rin W. T. Mather's' And ion . what a SWARM OF THINGS-Whig line-van be bought, for a, 114 Vie meetly. II will not' be 'Undersold! Per- CASH PRICES SAT . THE BEE•HIVE t: • .Ixlloll7, t retail. Good Browalitigai cents: Beet P. Bassui, , 12' b A Coffee Sugar, ' e - 1s Cruet, Potrdered'AOrranutated 1k RITE. 111111 _ _ ._ Good Young Gysion' Tea, .. .. .. ....t...: $0,75. B eet it li Ii 1,50. Oolong T0i,4...... ' - • 'hi. $0,75 to 1,00. Japan Tea, ' v - S . 4 . ; . , adrrxk,, , ,, Rio; goo d - attiolo ...... 16 cent& 44 - best tirtiolo... - • 25 a Java, 80 •." - • ~ a best 85 44 '' - - TOBACCO• - .'. • - . 0 ca vendloh?.... • 1 . - Shorts - $0,7 Smoki n g?... . - L • • Y. SALER:AI/7S. \ Delancl'a best, ' ' 10 do: Soda, ' 8 If Rice, 10 " -.Very Liu* Steak Constantly on be k nd, bought low and: soh!' (+heap RI - • I have also,u largo stook o ©WE% a ©Mgt Whl h I will seell oheai enough to please ons tomers no matter if the feet ere "as large as all out d+s," and the family_ "too numerous to mention." • Sign of the BULL & 888-HIVE. Wellaboro, July 20 co isA. • 'T" (4REAT A, , ERMAN. /1131ALT.11 I RR, purities the blood and cures Scrofula' gyphille, Skin pigmies, Rheumatism, Diseases o IWomen, and all Chronic affections of the blood, .Liver and Kidneys, Recommended by the Medi cal racnlty and many thousands of oar beet Wei /tens. Read the testimony of Physielawrand patients ho hive used ROsadalLe I send for bur itosaiLallaa Outdo to health Book, or Almanac for this year, !which we publish Mr gratuitous distribution; it 'win glee you much eatable information. 1 'Dr. It. W. Ceri of Baltimore, : I takoplenauro in receinfruerd ng yoriritotan4. gas • veryneoweritti, alterative. I have stain \it used in two Oases with happy results—onb in a 'ease of sooondar i y erhille, In which the patient pronounced Maisel oared atter having taken five 'bottles of your mad Who otherp a case - of scrofula of long standing, which' is rapfdir ira4 Proving tinder its nee, and the 'indications ire that the pationt win soon reeover. have care fully examined the formula by which- your Drour Bendel% is made, and find It in excellent bompound of alterative ingredititts. , I t ' , Or:Spa:kg of Nieholasylila, ky.., Bays he has sod Rosadalls in eases of Sarofula - and Seconda iry Syphilis with satisfactory results. As a clean. or of the blood I know no better remedy. Samuel 0, McFadden, blurftersboro, Tenn.,4tys I have used seven bottles of Rosedale, andfann entirely cured of Rheumatism; send me fourbot ties, as I wish It for my brother, who has eerofa lens sore eyes. - • TY le of Benjamin Bccbtol, of Lima, Ohio, writes, !have suffered for twenty years with an inveterate eruption over my whole body; horttimeeinee purchased a bottle of Rosadal and ft elfectad a perfect aura. . - Romodalle fe sold by P. K. W lifame * and W. C. Krum, Wollaboro; Philo Toiler, %logs; M. J.. Bacon, Bloaeburg,and Druggists genefally, March 9,1870.-IY. N°TICE le h. eby given that a ejnoial Cour will be hol on at Welleboro, Nov. 14, 1870 for the trial of t following oausea: William Bach:, et al vs. 11.-A;' - aiterneey. M. Dt. Conver.e ve. H. Colton. Cordella Sn4t • vs. O. W. Bailey et at ' .F. DONALDSON, Proth'y. September 14, 1870. VEGETABLE 'SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER • 4,, 7ti N . Is the only perfected and 'ttif I li iielbrif ill ealli .70 - eliared preparation of its kind ---.......- F rail O ng over offered .ti, offeredto the public; 1 .tai4 14 . 1 u and , , has no conifietitOr •:11IrA ir 'in i,k4ar"i ( .: By: its u i r 1 I GRA Y HAIR: is • - so it restored to its original • TO youthful color and ' bill , . ITS lian , which is so much Dom i dmi'ltl by,.all. - Persons . Whoi 4if iS:tliiii or falling LAnny nri MM) out will, by the use of our PROMOTERtiewer,go*seelts 604, • ill . effects, as, by its ionic and stimulating properties the GROWTH! hair lands will-be incited ; An - . anskthe Ipir . - griT - tlibik anastrong again. ' In cases I S A m of .13.a14.e5s it will create SRENDLu a :nevi - giowth 'unless the Daum ibilielei are destroyed 1t TRY is Cooling, ap6l.•allaylll. 0 m ti .', itching , awl , irritation - of II " - the scalp. It does notstain BOTTLE the skin as do dyes,' but ~_ , IA : , MUI ake§ the scalp_ t . n d ~ O.; !,_. uncKEN i c c lean. As a DRESSING is the best and most nil i , .. . _ ,ur..: econemiet4'prepnyation in ' ; THE • - the world; as its etrepts ' THIN , ~.. . Wit so much longer. Send for. t our, Treatise on the L 0 cfl4. aI, biur* ,fir to all, by . mail. . a.6p _A Dnigsd.,46o Dealers in Medicine.. Prise one Dollar per Sou le. R. p;;:RALLT. , B 00 , :;Vroprietors, LABORATOUrNABEU4, N. R. ETTERS of Administration Wising been X/ granted to, the undersigned upon the estate of Ethan P.°Eddy. dee of Brookfield , all-per sons Indebted Rod ,all claiming against the said estate Will settle with L. D. SEELEY; • ;• ' B. A. IiEBLDX, d'dministraton. oam testamento mien. Address Pi: - Sept. 14, 18T0-6w. ME 'but I ro,upj,443l?anp(4l for: and all s'o'rts of camo too* :titre 17- SUGARS. MM For Caah. W. T. MATIMRS. 1870. I=l rEEE r:2 HALL'S . . . The Sitboteriber ••WOULD reopeotfully call the atteraktt of doss puroltirots to Itto Atm and ortanolato stook of „ . -„. _ - EN i;`4, MERCHANDISE; Safi received, &moll of DRY ,GOODS. SBAWLS. DOMESTICS, 'or Itri , pct e; CARPETS, OID CLOTHS, OM ' ,T9N AXATTINGS, . ?Lox An, , COLO • XI), TABLE • BED—SPREADS, Window ti l o,pory, anti an oodles§ variety of - - ' HOSIERY, GLOVES, RIBBONS, ASOLS OP ALL errs* APrP MONO. Clothing . Dep~irtm~nt w!]l f ' be found Ind cc:14 1 0% Lei_ _ . ineluding many new 'Viol of 'One Goods, imag e lip, lip, and in the piece. .411 sr* invited ;0- oil/ saistnine: Also an endlesit viiiefy of SHOES, very cheap at, 7 ' THOMAB HABOION'R. Welleboro, Jude 1, ,1810. binsical Instruments 1 ORGANS,, '31E110D.E4148, -• !instruction ;Books, )or sale or rent. lastll.oes -1 furriieUect to order. frjfaift 4, OLD INSTRUMENTO TAXEN IN EICOHA4NOIL and some of the same on haad t. he sad *heap. . .• Ile wilt bo found °Allis residence near Potters' Motel, in Middlebury, Tioga county, Pa. Ad. dress, A. B. A. BRIGGS, i July 6,1870.—ti. Crooked Creek, Pa. ' Fire and Life Imaurante. RDEPEINDENT Fire ineuranoo company of I Boston, Mace. Capitol, 8109,000 s runlets, ..Anitable Life' insurance comepany of the tat. Sates. Aisetti, $18,000,000; lemma' bueinete. 'U4,000,008. W. A. STONE, Agent. ' Wellsboro, August 10,1870 tf 25,000 Bushels of LIME Aug. 24, '070.-4t ~,..i.' „ „' W ELLBRODO AND IVIANOVIILD STAGE LINE. ' 0Q.. ; -_,-.L. THE undersigned, propriletor of :,.zieeZ , ..:;.,•-.- this line takes this method of It forming the pablia that the above Stage runs daily (Sundays excepted ? ) between .the - two pla ces as fellows : Leaves Wellstn° at 8 a. m., aad arrives a 2 Mansfield at 10.80 'a. m. , Leavis Mansfield at 2.80 p. Ea., and arrives Aliqt Wellsboro at 5 p.m. atesl,oo.' •• Aug. 24, 187(4-4. _'W. D. VAN HOE . , Fox Sale or Rent.- . . .., , • 1 • i t . GOOD dairy farm in Tioga township, Ti- AL og,a eountyaa., abOut n miles west of the Borough of Tipp. about 100raores improved, and '4O niimprobedi,_Bas, onit threA_ bane. three &telling hntiliee, an apple and'plaoh oroh. rr i n erd, and other , fruit treas.! Te e easy! Also ad foining on the west , a farm d timber lands from 40 to 200 acmes as deaire , with 80 ar improved, ith a good • barn, a good 'house • d appjo orchard; (Good fora dairying Birth. - 1 Aug. 14, 18.70-41. 0. U. SBYAIOUR,' Wellsboro Uulon Graded SCHOOL:) A. 'C.VraBS; A. M. SDPBRINTICRD ENT 0! ..‘. GRADED, BORVOLS, And Principe:a of Sikh Sohool. IT is, the determination of the Directors to make the course of Instruction as thorough and systemade as can be found in the • &sta.—. Commencing with the primary department, the pupil must muter every year's allotted work, be. fore being admitted to the 'next higher. The beat of teachers Will be employed in every department, the moat #pproved methods of in struction used, anki this best of,eare caeroised over thA pupils in school and out. ' '"- • The Mau Soneoir. offers these advantage, t The •Plinelpal is a- graduate of the Rochester Untveriiii, 'Sew York, a kentleman of large ex perience in the beet- oondueted .Wohools - of the country, who has spent two years in Europe, and apelike German. Frera4 and itatian. He is %nailed* give superior; instruction in Rissort, Fine Aifiland'the Anoitnif Languages. juattno (lon in Higherlifetlunnaties, the - Solana:, Boob. keeping and Matio t. , will be equal to that of the best academies.. . • - The Board hope, to aeon be able to same In. /traction in Painting and Drawing, by A lady who has had several yours' Instruction by the ,bost wasters In Germany, and .who hie - praollsed lin the Gallerles'of Dresden. Munloh and 'Florence. The bast ohool is the disapsat school: The Board Lute d - to . obviate all objections to this elan of po ular sohools, us far , as possible. . A suffloient o rim ,of teaohers will be employed, that full ju tioo may be donor i ttO every paplL Tuition Is free to all within the old bbrough llas. its. Pupils from Abroad are invited. Board to private famSiee from $8 to $A Per wr. " Tuition, Qommou English, (par te in,,sB. ' e, , Bleier Bnglish.3lathema i los, &o, sB. Br Oabzwor Bough September 7,187 P. tf i 1 ExecutOrs' Noti6, LETTERS TESTAMENTARY having been granted ow the estate of Conrad Bernaur. late of Gaines, Tioga county, deaeased, all pet -80118 indebted to said estate will osU and nttle with, and those having. claims against itgreseat them to W. W, TATB, 0. A. SMITH, Oat b, 1870 Ott. Executors. CA AND SEE that large stook Of rill pa• selll off at cost, at - IL WILLIAMS a CO'S. ,Wellsboro, May 26,1870. - =I ME The AND I 4„, ii ' for solo, by W. C. KIicESS lloga, Pa. II A I' 11 I
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