(/$5.7?~~i?S
, • - lbei r 'epiailfEcriFd.o'li'glfaiiiii '-'-
'2'.o')'ll:l3'; ntstanafaiirlilLeti 20, 1371.
Now is
( die ninl i r of our illititent
Ar ' fig - ukin atr, ili the
duZilZtOer I igni P. i lit 4 row
big with distant mutterings of the: ap
preaching storm = , ,Thcembitteretl 4 eel
'lnggraWing oiit 'of the' lippWitte l tl eat
bill grows' 'i:il rini'ker and stronger, • i and
1 Will Probably buimitn4 ifif , , i (_ An"- agree- 1
, s inetlf' to' illMigiiie; ' iiitiainati Lite alit:efl i
- Atarenibly sive t' li a t - titit - LbATSl4ure
1 OtAtil pl&iteint onki al ittniero SAittra , 1.1 ap-
r19,,.th..,Att-Ja.:...a.cvAtAttneik with..
t e. - - septennial - ile - iisits, Klittithl thgy
fail,to .perfort* this part*, tif their rutty;
the Governor will probably oonittitalt l
' there in an extra sest, i
on, anti tilt:l: r iper-I
baps the' Wit, (lap of summer , a r'-;
bring the'fittibildrn and doughty' erient- - .
bens to al . ?Fopm• swisp of . .thrlydrastiftt 4
t tiontit ;4141'gitt19'6FA ' 1 3:11 ti calendar -of ,
_bills - Already - exceed& one thtiusantt, , -
, i swi th. a rapid in craaso mitt I 1 li'io ad4sion , '
of TueSday;
~k'lien ii - ,, , p 1 . - g6iyttriii,:.'aPPro- ,
'".priatb i lt`,"M'll' .'vqeli , i, lll,l ,' ,ii i 'l ' ).lf; the
chtti,rrryln,:ikti....Btrang, and tAs/k ,•,r l'eee
'dente of .till.otlier MI 1i.,. natll; pasgad. to a
third' lea a i nk.,; , Tt, I.
, i , oii, 0 ktit foil for
-, imblid•saloiti`_lt# i'rtpr4isciftrai,ti ti 3 t,i;t i
'last yeiti',`t . wii'll qinlii:d iln)iikinii ilUi ar?,,,
_making it se yea iosteittl of five flu nitre('
tbottsaml, awl_ ut; Vast lamit , roinaked
before, it scone tlan.licEbiabfr , itKisvimijii
i.
~Ir made Q f tb e peaplr's `moot.y, t ILO to
.: provide, fqr the. calm:2lllva .. , f t tl ialt i*Baili .
; .,of the_ rising generatlint tuf MIT.' gilt
anA . rapidly i growing,lb . tatit4ianditit a'
• , sum added to .the five ,iiiindred•Aluittl
say d ,tylars for, the ell ucation. al ni: iviatiii ,
,tetuineeef..;sOldlets! orphatis, mattelatiii3 .
. total amount almost a-million niairtr
. .
• , ("Patter-of dollars ;. a' stint vastly-lit ex- i
. Cleie iorany sum •or soma am ail ptiatO
wby any other State in the lintel' ;,ant.t,
mayme,hope that its- result; . 1 / 4 011 he- -
(Note ! manifest, more and more; Oli' .
.all coming•tigea,• until wit• can le's:elainit . '
\
• ith pride and satistitetion tit, t :this :is
truly the "keystone" Of he t.. reat!fell
• .eral aretto t • • • • t '' - - 1
The contemplated ‘- i ini - ,ao nA
1)ylom"
• • of Danvillo again taps' tini. : 'rrensu67 to
' - the (Aloe of two 'lO n drOd 'and. fitty.thouT.
sand dollitrA:•' \VIM •tliti'i'Ai oAi u n l ,
draft tlinu t iqnst alroady . ox ptAt tiled; Ji rip. :
.• pears' that Alko : %yid iii M Itiel ';':(lfilee al-
ready hogin to • Fhost- ' I hi.mgeti;es 'aboyg,
the etlifiten of the gronnd ; and iK'rna3l'
become ari•)
itay.rn lin
insane in ages yet aitll6o, fioW. try()
the adage, that mdn trinS ,
with other people ) a money
sera' with Mei r• . ..T(Ael;nrie Coi me
that these 'charitable Inatitntlona' aro
becoming too nunneVouß (air
rand with ono or two rof 'or in° Le
gislature to bountenane.e th'ese
done frauds, they weld& snim beebme
',. beautifully less, or else ilepend'npon,
the benevolence of private holt viiiiiale,
like the Otrard endowment:
-The 'great topic of : i.e., verAathin: for.
'the last feW days, iinai4n' in relation,
to the remoVal of •kletir tor Suniner l from,,
the chairrnmiship' of tlieCominittee of
Foreign Itelations'; htft the 'group.*
hue andlory has connoftem I he'Dernoc-,
• • racy,, who are; all of a sudden,' very,
' much in loVe with the man 'ttPoii i W;hotu ,
in times past they havi4' henpeti mere ,
abuse than upon Itay ether Heine ino ;
whiter we of Pennsylvania Shoold'.fiel
the last to complain, front the liteahat,
one of our most 11(311004 citizens' islse,-,
/ leeted to till his place. The result' will
probably be, that upon a
_sober Se6nd
thought, everything' ill fall baele . into
its original channel. 'A n d'i f none take
it to heart more i than the lionilred'Sen,-
atortrom Massachusetts; all will Yet be.
well. The fact, will 'soOnbeenine'pat,
ent, that thase who are undertaking" to,
create diacord front this movement; aro
•eitherpolitical opponents or no friends
of the epublican party. - - :•• - i' . __
The ' centennial celebration and an- -
Divers ry" of American intii4Kunience,
fe iixet at Phlfattelpliin,..fer the year
1878, ti , , act of Congre4;, and 'Commis
sioners are to be appointed by the Qov
ernors o\f the illMrent States to make
all needful regulattoniC thiti arrange..
ments therefor. Governer Cleary' has
appointed non. B. A. Strang and Sena-;'
for Olmstead - to represent the northern'
half of the State, and' twe, other4 - for.,
the southern half, in connection With i
himself or successor. 1t is,liitetniq to I
make it one of the grandest national
jubilees of ancient or Modern times;
and our people cans rest assiired• that
their interests will be faithfully eared
' for by our members of the CommisslOn. '
An industrial khibitionis to be Con
nected therewith, at which all nations
may compote: and the produets of
s tig- I
riculture anti art wily ho dlitplayetV to
the wondering gaze of Utitold thotwatidit!`
Lordet of the 'eaten and low nem repirb;
Mane can there commingle' on ternisnf
equality, and nn', earl !age of D i'V, s a
throw its dust nom the tattered gar
ments of the inelidieunt. Here all rife:
free, and the flag' that rit'otiq'tii the •fnil-.1
lionarie will equally ontrit the temily ,
bore.
,
The laCest,excltentont in tort it wosito
or a t I o h iltdiv4h.od by Dos iiiii;l(;),:i,4t,
" Josh /linings," on " Milk ;"_}roil the
quaint and trite gityinga of ow spiadcer
'Were enough to Weep the audience t'on
vulsed - with laughter ditriiih , , 't hi; entire
delivery. There is ilothiog profound.
or metaphysterti in titeaddre,.S . ; tint ite
appearance of the leeturer,.the hi:lnner
of the delivery, and the itilliptiibliity of
his bitrleilque-, will' in ali C it person latiOi
anti - grouP fat in Naito of' hirthadf; -in
faet, i is Iltift of tli(bSiC , (titftiic ft'octi the
aubli le to tin' , ridiettlous, !lion fellaau
tomaton of qitstoto tlio e‘itry ititY."fil‘rti 7
ity, that' it drives dull caro•UtviiS , ,opeus
many of the long, Pent tip oit»iutels of
our baecr twi yes, awl !eta in the rtitit-=
shine that tartar and w ` lciest
heart. MIA iti tiliull for ".Tosit,') and
_ My worst wishis that lie 'l . l)4O)'S it z*
, .. •
much as I did. -
//arritiblirg holititti (it 24 81111110 h, and :
over 6,000 attenditittt,, mtexlit ,ftatr .of,
the entire poiailittittit. Strittioas ef
forts are t)eiot; Illatie to etreet a toillpTO-:
snipe I,o,eee tt the.
,eital 4/11(!rittorp4 unit ini
ners,.who are now on a Stripes, , t”i.t the
intervention of the
,LegiSlattlre to in.:-
yoked to compel the Ontpr atilS.e. But,
would Whet be better,,fer, ,tits „laborer
Who Is dissathilled with his :wages, AO
• quit his employer. and seek -a • living
elsewhere? • i am lit favor of perfect
freedom of action In this 'latter; ;and
ace I,eapitallst of laborer, shall - elSlin
HA right to emploY whole 1 pleacio,, Or
labor for whom I please. Tills' , «wad=
nation of 'men to cOmpoi au inereksd of
wages, is in injuriobs as it is 194)1410;
Borne upon 'every, southern breeze,
comes'to our cars the, wait of the whip
ew and Orphan from the, savannas of
georgia, the pine forests of the Caroli
nas, and the everglades orFlorida,. the
old Story of ratiOn. crultir / Outrage
its n' d death ; the peaceful ,domieil- of
quiet sleepers entered at lone midnight
by masked bands of marauders and on•
repentant rebels, and the inimitekruth=
lessly dragged forth, to ipiii:courg&l,tin T .
pOsbned, or eitiellY murdereizilp. • Th - is is,
no fai-fetched Imagination of, thepolit- ,
coal brain, nor ler political,•dapitei, buts
so true and ter ible that in our heart . ijf; i
hearts we courtwish it )ivcrO,otherwhie:i
HoWleng; Oh, "eivA4g i te there no.
poWei ,in the government 'to • stretch
, • . . . . ~
dilitroistiiii - 4. Op rittif-„iiiiiifitlifi'iliii
Viitf? Shall ''', . the -Winiffer ; intiteaati
d Won from his . home - an': ilrOide;
.p ead in 'win! ;f! th .t 4.. .,.. ,:r0 :,"2 - w ,
tur laws and'; . '
•) , :-. - 1 , '',.:' w 7:•• ti "4
i fji . - 1
citizen? W , flf d 'f - -. 1, r:F,.., 1 . at.
not yet w )th ,) • iwq; iNf':,. ir;t I 1 1
:
rnetee„ba' .i.,_ twe -'. r \
be ii-._,tt:i._
speedy.an i d , l ndign. punisiwnweut,'and
the ensign still remain „upon our ism
my-A.4'4lw --latift--"tl44W-fnt-zt her
(= • .
i l tai i. kI f -the biaVe."
X-27.
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4' , j , l' I :P.':e: ii rirtitiftit it cialtiii.' ll a' t -'' 1 1
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I , 1..?3 ,Pg .;' i l:t• T)fICA /it I 1 , '.) t
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•: - i , '7 t 1 1 1 5.91 1 14 1 7 R4 4 8Y! ' s . f l i Fh ' . '
IL3
,
cotoselj.kippealeil. tild3
Court of Appeals, asking' for a.,peisi,
restiit:4
01 ,eaf4;t0) 11 4e , has
-
v. lll 44\xhtl'diYi• .PkotutOing• Tor
,a,
`falay;
what eoßtrOls j 9st ty,p .IsTais:,
I
la fiti• ti'iFitatt; The ,
old game el barrio:4(l'64 Is giitu r i(iii I the
peoplesfiretNiiivtitt'dg' Itu;'finkaalled,
withthe:hints.'
• itoutha'.beiOld "fit 'ttiJ-44, • "• 'I" 't
uphoa,l qs
the f F tnesa, of, ; the ` ParitAt,th' nob f4r R 42
1;11 ; 4 . there , ;doubt .atiout 11e,ri4ptability for auarehy.
o nll ll 4 ll g. Vh .3 ot MaY 4N!fir3' 'Potts' WY I N V,W
near niorp„htoetjahed-1u Parts ,than; 'was
ap,t)tctt i tturtug , tkoiqeptire siege.. 4., • ,
; , .•
, Shen/4 the Legislature and the ipeo,-,
,pie deeide,ln favor of a ConventlOi to
amend :the. Constitution; b ore' • is t .one,. '
subject ,that 1 . receive speehil at
tention.. N'Ve , mcalit the subject: o f
and apecial , legiAlation: There" etin. be
no tiObti t- nd ' of egielcrtlon
has beednio - groat' 011`,' aa , (l' I lib( the
!evil' la in ereaAlae: !hie facl I t,y; itli
whhifilecial and special knw,snoonittet
'ea; hivii - 6 - this.increase,
session,,alarge !nimbi:got' bills
introdaced
,and, prissed,, into Jaws,
n reference only tOpartlenlar
' counties, and not a few to indiViduals,
only. , As a general thingAhese-laws
aro, enacted :Without the knowledge of
the people,of tho 'county to he atlijoted,
.o Copt Rome.few.to be particularly he&..
::tome of these -laws May be
harmless, it Is true, and. not intended .
, for any advantage that could not be ot;-
tabled , by fair and open legislation ; and
"smile may not- beOf general' int'ereet to
the people of tha - eoinly.; But ;the peo
ple should - blade the' opportunil* : crde-,
aiding 0 6 4` o.l6)l).§oV:e ' S
V./1 4 411 1 Pr: AbOyi are
or are not such
,as they. abonld.
. Faetleally they do this,..wilen
hwye •kb° opportnnittYief
iqg the merits of a proposed law!'
right of petition or remonstrance should
not he,dented or abrldgLd;;yet:if laws'
are privately and • Secretly passed thro'
the Legislature, Withdut the? knowledge
of the people, petition p atidreineiistrance
are aubStantially denied., are fie
rinently' pipiSed
'System, for the express. purpose of pre
vetiting theh, coming to the knowledge
of these who would:be opposed totheir
prissage,, ...
If knots ,of politicians,. or rings, of
speenlatorsoor individualh, can th u
procure legislation, then, so far; is' the
government the i people 'abrogated;'
the government, solferOs 'nit rein/6W,
can. We yill,VontUre to say there are
not much less titan a dozen such bilis ,
Antrothiceli, :or to ,be introduced, this'
session } having reference alone to Tiorta
county, ,orparts , of 'thecounty,'et til in
dividuals. We' do - not' i sttY these "hills,
ought not to pass, or to have been'Pass-,
()di for we 'iolow 'little orlMthing
,of
them ; but We dO'say that the people of
Tiogit'countyaliaukt have a chance to
say whether of trot, they wish theift -
Pacsidel; They want no sharp practice,
no snap judge - mats, no laws passed mt.
cept - on duo consideration. We do , not
mean,sneti, consideration' as some cap.
ttous persons saylegislators :sometimes
130,t such consideration as they
~woult\ receive if laid , fairly before the
Utile. ,
Now'how can the Convention fiiinish
ti remedy for this evil? We answer :
Let there be inserted in' the amended
COntititittlima S'ection Or 'article 'forbid-
ding any bill net:having a Oficial
,a -
plicatiOn: WholO Slate, from, be.'
ing elitPitaineif by the, Legislature, till
said bill pr . the stibstanee ,of it ;shall
have been published in onoi or more
"nowspapers of the)county oricpunties to
heiaffected, a sufficient length of time
to give genotal Jnformatio4 ; the ex- 1
penee of such ; publicatlon twbepaid by'
those asking its passage. .!'•
Brothers of' the newspaper preta,
.whitt•say you to such an amendment
the Constitution ?
. . i
Since the above:lves in type, we have
receiyeti,a hili,of which the following
is ,a , copy, , and which has passed . the
flonse; and ianow hefore the Senate
,
The bill is sojnanifestiyin the interest
of the few and , against - the s interest of
,•i I ,
the grea mesa Of thepeople of our cat 41-
ty, that wo earnestly entreatthe Ben to
not to pass it, or tit ;leaPt not until tle
people of-the cotinty ask its passage :
EEC. T. Re it enacted to., ; _ .That : it ,shall not
'be lariful`from'and after the passage of this ,sot
for the soperviiors of the tiovend .townsbips of
Tioga county to Thvy for road and nihor purposes,'
:or for the sehobl directors 'Of' thci sedorat town!
ships, of said county . to levy for school or' Wild
ing purposes, a groat rate of assessment on 'the
valuation of the 'unseated. lands of said oounty , tri
any year than shall ho looted by the county com
missioners of said county for ,county. purposes
for the same year. _. . - .
Sac. 2. That the lou.upon tho valuation of
the unseated in said county pf Tioga . for
- the year tine thousand 'eight hundred and seventy .
and one thousand eight hundred and sovOntilene,
by the supervisors, oft - the several .townships. Of
said County, for 'road and other purposes , and by;
the'sehooldirechirs of the said several townships'
efrthe said Vountrof 'Bogs for school or building
purPosos, is hereby,roduoed,to five ,mills .on, I the,
dollar on said Voluation; and it shall not he law,-
rid for thelleasurtif of bald bounty of "Tioga to
collect a greater rate of assessment fdr the"Prii
poses aforesaid frn the owners of said unseated
lends for thoseyeers.. . ,
,
„flno. a . Thai the courts ; of the bald 'county 'of
saoga shall not bay, Tower to direct the' levy Of
a tax of wore thtui.one-holf per contain on • the
assessod valuatiou• of thereat and personal prop=
erty,of thelereral 1 toit nib;P
Tiogii M
for th e kayment of :.
. d o e r bo azd a dl a c n o y un o t r y :an 'iof
of the Bald several townships of sa id, county in
any ono year. . f
The Legislature has passe t i 'as act tin
thorizlng the' Pargeks and Ciitilicii n{
Tioga*bikroCgli'to 'llMitf4
Also an act to exempt from taxation
all,lhe ;real estate iri this" COmmCn !
Parson;
ag.614 , 24 .he e *frereu religicustdenotei n
nations, not exceeding $3,000 itl value,'
'of.e4orpt4tlionage. " 4 . t
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~' •il‘ tike.., auld -rn . ~,I) : --- 1 oniecrn-
Yf :- ' .f. •:..ii':., ;••.- • n ,' •I . Afertionitiont '
I' iL I'l . 1.1 I :
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rr i ,,i ' - it' obody is d Is
','i„ ~. ~- - i'§. - ..',•,,: t, :•,., :' :: Ft 1 - -- 1 :.. ' t it doer:
'• • r 'II i - - - ': ~;-,: : , iir „
- 17 y 1,,; t j , , g 117,:ii l ab i , that a•
State, u 1 eilitifty R t i snittipaZ " , should
.....-
be FOl l O4 O OO b.Y..n.Pelll9.9ratiefiettate.,
. - E l ni this the Republicans have them-,
..,..• -,.. r , t,
Selves to that*, 'Wrangles, dli4A,lfillim,
and " lits, ,4 all the iesuAtiptiats s.
-nnaa, .01 , ,..4,r,e.i..-... - ................ ..._ . ...
nemLtin - muusn 0
,stinney, tahaeN the
filiiiWits4iltfeilile, i lititii iingteidi tti*
lifisciiMEl 1 •1104 4 .4111elliiiii ill - kit 4 3; :
A t ii, a liiiiiir hoiffiiiiftiWilee ,
tiir
Eoli t) f i l?it,latl9 )_s ii ' il 14 1.i.. .1 ' 4 ,,
~sea Ill" l iletili i M9 , , * l WillAttillk i be .
C P --‘'-'l :s4*i 0 1 4tg * # PP?? 'WA'
~_ 1 ; 1 4, , IIY-: ~, s Y _ 11 • -It( . 1 , ..),,f,
Xic-OV4ItitTIR 4 tlienibilfAß ON ligt i ' ,,,,
' 1 PIO% Ahe;ideibikte '.. 0 A111 1 40 A 4114 $l l ,
4utan -, ,g9XttheAnotandAnadetaM i lpfk
:sKteechOrtim . sebleh weiaidtraot,thci Mil
.10W1k1gYi- - % :.--joult yi;.lpc.ii.f , )lllv , i ,iii
;• _tit :04tdrireemtlels ' , MO til f addle Itheikrtetwitk
cell 4 t l Agli t) it b.% 6 1 Y(Itl," tain,ariki-P4tr , Os trills
ommonwealths in,ajoruy,, al three ,a t l+6lo tit
ihel3eziate, Enireiii in `thh ittiiilie 'l)f'iteielettilal
tires; ' nottrithstandlhg ttlat'rabet ithfitir; leant
rel,yend An, penie . luetancee: j outrageoua :eon Lillie:
tione, have peen *4O to "ecteoreplleh toe. (1 .1 the
dialed& "f thd 6etotnittee bad in . igew-'-thatl of
maktrig 41 duljeritrinlbothlhotlies lent- 1 0.1 , 4 irk
norLty !,arty r -f MO. free ,to,.oanteeethe hilt inlgli, t:
laye teen worse. The committee pe4ld as easily ,
"hai4tlopertlid ii bill glifair a yeinointitlO ruajarl
tyief Alen in - the Senate and Wisely ttn thictleuge:
ginth a f , hill ,Tiald hair° required, vory Little; mere
gerrytnn&ring, /te Itope,blieens4 re q.°, there
fcire"thittihful;*thht under the bill;. as rephrted,
tive!-411iihoftett‘efeol'fblirteen of the thlrlytthree
,llenatere, 4 and, fertyreeveri , ,efithel one :Isutlidred
Repr . elonSell t vie,, ivy 4 a r9 ifipm44 .l i tuo ff ic It le
lane eildiaide that temperate are diejpalit& tie
.oongodoisi little to-a pertyzin 'the nrojeritt in- the,
Cotogioairealth o t and obatrolling. all •,,thei depart
11111t0, f f„tlr.S44 ( l :139',PPP,Ptr'; },,t 1 ci 1 : ; 4
Ttt A4O catnpaigu,l4,lB7l2il,wsli suhmit
It Aft of, ,some importances that: the• Re-:
,publican , par ty.. Pay ing,an i Undoubted
•
major' ty ofi votes, in:: the :Stateilsh'ottld
have a,correspondleg preporiderane I . a,
the State. Legislature: - W hose , •fanl t..is,
it it has not? , Whatever faults': our
adversaries -may havo, lank of unity
and •concentration of their forces to ear:
eleoti on, ' - oau not ho' ii•a• ge di
against them: "t'AndLif Andivßepubileaniia
44vbs'elleoted in 102 for , Preaidont,ithere
hininite l d action ainoifg 'Repabli*
ean - throughout the cotutry. I (every
one-horse , polil,lolan who • bores _for a
petty-60i tie
_u nake'eessibilY, is hound_ to
'vent pleen On tile, party at targe t it
is quite possible ti3attheeaudifiate wiio
carries thnlitiriciu,ypto, will carrY tlie t
eleotiOn as welli--,arid,w,hope will be the
fault?
The i !!loCal option!' ;
,has passed
the House. It provides that "at the'
nexthuntial municipal 'electhM iu eve
ry and township in thia
Coratoonwealth,and at the annual mu
nicipal eleCtion : eVery third year there-,
after, in every Such viard, borough and
township, it shall be the duty of the
inspectors and judges of, elections in
said wards * I:K:troughs and ;townships to
4'oNPiY.o.Molcetaveither written or,print
ed, from the legal ,voters of said wards,
,boroughs , and, townships, labelled on
the outside license; and on , the Wilde
,forlieense orngainst ;
• Sectlon second' regulated': the'rebeiV`;
ceunting and' making returns oP
tho Votes so talierii 80Ond:thirct pro- .
vides that " wheneyei; hY . the returns
of elections in any Wark ,borough or
`toWn'shipafqesaid,, it shall appear that
there ie a majority , agaixist license, it
shalt not be lawfuLfor any license to is
sue for the sale, of spirituous, malt,
nous c or other intoxicating •liquOra,' in
waral,_harraselb.
time thereafter; until tit an 'eleciiori, l l as
above'provided, • 'imijohti vote'
in favor of license:" i
On Ttiesday morning, F. W. Perkins,,
prOpileta of the 'Atlantic line of
van a and Florida StearhShiPs, was follfld
dead•in his office, at No-pt 3
ear,'
Street. Oyer his righl. ; ana Above
the temple Was a Pist4'wound, Which
had evidently, ;occasioned`
death—if, indeed,' the fearful 'beiiting
ho had received over the head had :not
previously prodticed'insensibilitY:: The
back part of hie head haclheen beaten
to a pulp.'Tie akdt Was .fractured In
twenty places, ea if he had Veen strick
en doWn by Berne , heayy,histramen Land
pounded until life was , extiact.' it Is
probable that the pistol shot was fired *
afterward by the assassins to make sure
the butchery was eomplete. T 7N.' 0. Pic.
COALAND : SALT
.41 the House of. Representatives at
Ni,r,ashington, on:the 10th Instant, some
of
.the, members appear to have been:
seized with a sudden‘niarilalor repeal
ing duties on salt and cOal, which soon
became contagious, spreading in the di
rection of tea, coffee, • m'alt ' , barley, to
bacco, peaehl:prandy, etc. 'lt culmifia
ted in placing coffee, tea, salt Arid eoal
on the' free 'ltSt: ' A consummation at-
I
tained, iwobabo,'icriore through On-,
vietlen that it was of no avail as regards
tinY' alterAtlon of"" " t
be present tariff,
froin any desire to,tleker the rev-
Cline • there wing quite as much
probability that tb+-13enate -w i i 1 be
struck. by, lightning
dors° the action •• of
Bait_ bill and Its a
Democratic /menthe
North. Carolina, Avh(i. 'were quite entlin
sisal° pending the 'passage 'of the bill,
7 sabiequently got a' little 'sick; ae they
reflected that thelr'brin States bad coal
tnterests l that . afreated - . .A
)21 , -ibutae corresiiimdent imp!.
" The bituminous,coal of those States Is nearer
tide water than that of •NOva Scotia, 'and Senator
Sprague, who has used both; is the authority for
the statement that the product ~of ,the Arlrginih
mines Iti worth a dollar a ton more than the for
•eign coal, white that of North Carolina is more
valuable stin. Stops-have already horn taken to
develop these mines and place their products In
thelstow England markoi; but the action of the
l a
'Have o-dity will 'prevent anything fiirther in
,that. 'motion , for• :tho .piriterit. 4 - The leaders el
the De ocratio aide were'boaeting to-dayof theit
splend a organisation, which commanded „t 1 e
solid oto -of the ' Democratio delegations from
these El tee, in direct opposition' to tho . interests
of , th constituents, 4 and '•the -gentlemen then“
, .
pe visa re only, hoping that,their friends at home
maY'n t 'hear 'what they have been doing." ".• ''
=cm
1 14iO - itepublicuri Sena* he,yQ held
fiii6th - erkaticup; nocerto
00 i ts j4-,*i i e t 4 C i r - a '4l o Bl o/0 tAi,tg/i
itet , 14/; . iit this seseltqn,s4 congrem for
the suppression the:Ku-H.las outra-1
gee bythe Southi - • ,
The jury n the Case of Filkine, who'
.aig ed for the express robbery!
„ ar
at Aglow, =nd also ter. he, ,attempted
of, .he express rueseepger i hi
t whichi i he n i • arty succeeded, liave ren-`
dcred,aire t let of guilty_ of robbery, in!;,
the fi lilt degree, andihe Court sentenced
Ake'priteoner to twenty 3ieare , imprlson-'
'mentln , the Clinton , prlson. ; • k •
-1i rxeioent i desi r ee.ft. te, be, stated
i .10 14ecifitIdiY ,9P1) 08 0$ n , the!
eettlenkent of. the. Alabama .cjei,ms, to
tikking_4l4 =the ; ,quititiou .; of, sacquirlutr
gi t l .2 3r :!Atisk tenitorY, $4lB culAtitieut
•Ifo .99Poss.fi ftlioivittig t4at question
to come before,theligkeennieelon;
i 0; tuq-
PART rob 15.`""
1.- . :) . .! f r. ; ' ,. / ', ' ) ; IT.. is i,
X , ;fi :I , .-- 1 C!: ; :.
• 1 . " ; : 1( '
t i
~.:,„.: y , I . :,
: - n,kkitillsetjuantly• a i
finfetti the reserves,
4 - 64 - etelve - f aftriiiiiiv
n tiiiii iitititi'Mattoitit
ta-, - lirpi The , --,-,ii
`'', Irkirirltit:ortithtiOlittit ikt#l:4lli4d ,
. , ..
~.,,, ~ . ~„ f,-. -: f : f- ... pitifs: strAns
Arnheseador.to the new scivernnielit_ 'of
Filittifig l
. .A . P" O o.',lii i i?"t f ,,i.0.:47,-,,,. , {
- "Tho l iiin t lifilek_ i t ini 0 ii4i t li4lAtit'e;4l -
itio&nethfiltititele§litiv'e, tiiitis'o"elited
i ti wi t -41 3 hoo t k A tt , i . 1, - ;., , i:1 -4,i k ".1. ! I, 1
.4
tit
ij thii i , i6Viitil 'entii:! - §f i/ DeniiiiioPd.
13Widelit liiivik' ecilinized'the` French
Iffil l itiblmt ~., t 0 , !.. 0:1;ii 1- -1,-,i 1:.„41 , i ;.
d tic:Ciiiiitiot tiiliAbil,N4 '',lol(i i i j oidaY,
tiresiditi oiiei' 4 M! tiiiiirti' '''' 44 '" 1 ,
441shi3ntifoiliititoiiiii tiiiiiiiiii We Mont
i rilartre liVilifiibriOil''' The J 61160 6 .1 'Con- ,
tintati r biltii# dti t r fie" viCiii i? - ', "
'crusting
theirisiiiitOtfkiii'.‘ l ' f '' i ' c ' r " ''' i
t!:l3f4intirk has inforiinjdVlifere that he
' fir criibiiriaiiiseit ih organizing politiCally
land fohnittiCiehill jr 110 i RiAti'd ilWikVitices,
4rinfilgotiittitS 4 iketoithiliiiid 'iokibitiki6e of
ihelninibitaritti;'and f Ee l re il'ilainititt,lon s
thatOO Ail an` fe'priiniKittii QifiV,Oiliiiiciageti
'by ' 'the ' t OoiriP4ittilii'4 pi,e'itiiilionse
inanufaoturers,iiiid that be •vtitita'ikban
don Alsace and Loraine if the inlem
bitkbi in e ciedsed one and a half mill
fittibilittlithibEo fib ft.i,( NI, I' , 1
as that it ivill en
the , Ifousi - on the
emimente: Some
from Virginia and
- SENATOR, SUMNER'S ci DEPOSITION.
.‘ 71 - rui
: , Al ef°r li t , n .P n 39 ,0 ,0 NNI,C'YfM.. 4 4 ?NI Tea
-4P111,,4108t.,Pg ,IPqn_ed
that chinjes Spinney lone longer:R/04n ,
of the 'Committee. on‘For4;ri Re:
lotions. ' look , , upon ithfa • Its inost
unfortunate -ati this's - 41mo; 'when. 'kinity
among 'Republiettiiii toe note !anti' lnflu
ence 1r doUbly , deitUrithlek'
etippiessioriga ireasOnablS' IfivCrfesEjnese
at the South and " a Ohisd 'organization
In 'view 'of the' . ' Presidential Caii t ipidgn.
Atutsvii are serry tAre'onfilp3inblicon
Coil temitoiltries yeadi; tityp' shies
on `tho`assiiinptiori Olat It fight be=
tween the Sena(er anti P esiilent Grant;
thereby doing :nineh , to, ,widen be Wt.;
fogpnce t
,whatoyor, it may be, and indu
-91,41g Pf.okle .cepuuso. the cause-
.of one
0 04P.0ther.7 ,- tick the innuenoe delight a
par opponentsovhonre openly - ljnbileiit,
In the forostieett of n ;'serlowi' diiretenee
in our ranks., . -;
While regretting the reiiibtal of &A
stor Sumner from 'a ' Pcisition: he has
held so longnid' ablY,'we are not pre
pared to' lay
Winne on the Pr sident
at) d'his supporters. - , In NieW of the, lui
portant questions,to he arraugediby the
joint ff igh Commission, it is , almost
imperative that Ahem should. be, ;cor
diality, confidence, and unity of viewS .
on rigio .1 al,questionfi, between the m-
ecutive and the Chairman of the COM-,
inittee on: .Foreign Ittfiations:n :Such
unity.. it :is generally understood, I did
not elciet.P We see no reason' t4'.i' deubt
the 'ability of sqerieral - Catneren 'for, the
'position he r Volda;end *p adilse, all lie
*iiiiiiitio. t4e 'Oit'c''os the 'joint `born
tzi issioti is turned:gyvo., to We Public be- ,
'fore condemriing eityr Mr. Sumner or
; the (,''resident. :„.-r)., . •„.
We helleyp,th go* conatnittee k i with'
Mr. G a mer ;
on
,ChairOan, will . be
found well np • to its , work; and in the,
,mean time let us all refuse to assist at
family quarrels.;
Below, we eve a few extraete front
, points in tliti country; which give
tOthe idea Of the divergent 116 1 ws.eelled
faith by the, deli4iilOn of the lidatigh
ehusetts Senator : , •
The step was necessary, ttnd ,it wae, impossible
to retain longer, without ad mitting !hat lie
was the Administration; and that , if " only`idayo
ilecoAdlPP4 to. itiwz a iposltion llrhioh ire ate'
glad to know the President refuses to assumd--
Bridgeport ( Conti'.) Sciandard. ' ,
Tbla 'pisPemikitiritii 466; iiiii‘ith
.etundingithat-Mrißutnibr's (amnia will protest'
_against, it.-3-,-(9,yrecoffAipr , mi.i -; • - ""
Those Repubilorins who. remember , that ;Stun
ner's career in' Congress begari with his oppoei
dion fugitive alavelaw; Upward' Of twenty
years,ago, when Cameron was At Penniylvania
pro-atelier/ Democrat, of the stria test, will
• never forgive Shunt this blosi at their ohampion.
—Harrisburg Patriot.
The position is on& for which Mr. Sumner! is,
especially Stied, both by education and expert
once. But the place 14 ,also, one that it is desira
ble should Stied by a man who Is is sympathy
with the Adminiatiation.—Cin: Gas. '
There is a special reason for' 'getting' Caineron
in and Sumner out,, , as the President propotes
asking for an appropriation of a millionand . a
'half 'to aid in antaiing San Dominge.—Pitts.
burg Post. • •
Trilf; we think he rieiver in his•life out a ,
teritgure than he itoeslat present, and Icier in
tary. President never IhOlirqdfilllg , eg kmom i e f,
attitiid'e.-LLPNifq. Age. . F.
President of tiitte4 Slates lis t .
games the right and rittorepti to exercise the'potr,
or of party organization to degrade a aenator, , it
lithe State.not less than the individuatat
the deoree of 'degrachitiori . ainied,—Clika,O,
Times. - • •
It means that ldr:-Bumner' has beeri'foreed.
aside for a worse and weaker . man. It ; means
the Cameron-Chandler olique have .become MaB
- of the situation, and this every honest:Re.
publican will regret-Otenv i etand Leader. •
Wo spealciplainly e last of the`time plain Blies;
king is, moat demanded,'and when it may prevent
immense mischief. Under no, pretext shealdanY
statesmen be allovieil to be sacrificed for oppe.,
'sing a measure of this sort. It Was enough for
the :President to throw his weight ;for a scheme
on which his party, bad Rasped no judgateet.--`
That ho,' or others for Atm, attempt to
punish Benixtor of `hit=:. Limner's rank ;and,
standing for daring to oppose a pet! schenka Of .
,the Excoutivs,,is not to be permitted - without se,
'datums* and protost.--L:Totede , .
,
While his great ability is eoneeded,it afforded
no)juitification for 'the tobitinate - tirsdeaVor to,
_farce his Republican associates in, the Se4attl,'
and the Administration as well, into,oequies4nes:
ivith his peetiliai vieivo-:-Dayuinjour e
_„!
We believe that the average opinion - 6? mini+
:ble Americans will be :that the: renieVal of 14fr
Sumner was forced Eponrthe friends „of :the '
'ministration, end most reluctantly, reasorted:to` , ;
that it itnplies neither reprOich nor persecution,
and that it simply means thatbO Icing is
held responsible,for the maintenanee;of irleadly
relations with foreign powers, the President does
`not propose - to • allow hie holier? hi be diiided
against itself.—N. Mat. .1 • .4 -
4 4 frOWANtiA."—This , high - bred ,
was sired Ah4a-ga (Thief; grand
eire,'Rysdykle "Ifambletoidan;" dam, Vermont
Black gawk; grand dam,. Messenger; ono white
pastern, behind, bleak points, dark bay, 15,hands
and 8 inches high, 4 - years old in Jnly. He Is
one of the mast remarkable animals the country
bas produced. 'He is beautiful, kind; •and blood
Me t , action perfeot,, possessing great strength.
lie is in close proximity to,twa of the molt no
table Stallions in this' nottiOn:
and "Ethan Allen," a mast fortunite'eroia. “K
-, .TBRINS-,4100 to insure...ll26 at Onset' sonde%
*hick *III not be refunded lanky event, and 17e .
itbettriiveti . in foal. We have find stabling` and
pante; en reasonable fermi. Best . posalbld clue
, taken of More& All accidents and -.escapes ~ at'
Ostlers -risk. season, Marchl2th, to November
1it,1871. ' "
; - Dirk A MONTANYBI
Towanda; March 22d,1871.-8m
Administrator's. Notice.
NTTERS ADMINISTRATION..haiting
14 been granted on tho.foilyo -4-,4lohard
Hull, deCeaied,' late' or Tina tow n ship, those
indebted tb bald ostataltill mute immediate pay
ment, and those havititoLahns against the same,
presentlhem, to . MART S. NULL,
' WARIINN .. IVNLLS,
isbn 10
6•' • Athlete'
Notice. to,- cosionersi, f,
SHE antotiribor tusitne business •in lraneail
-J. 4v RI lomofor.thote:sbout , tho
next, epd la proßardl to 3ooste,gensionovo,o4fino
'to intblito lands, undo*. Oki late truptolentent tqAct
Lionnifteici not: thttgoki &minable: 'POt fultbir
pgtinulnu, awl tom* of poof,,apply xro Ow. W.
metrick,Wolisboro, Pa.
- • WASHINOTON'LA - 1146 . 0 , 4;',
' MlXOttiillithAlilAtir.'3,; 0 1 b
12/111
- goqdfAeig9
*fitihirkit; brAlletticiilfriboo Vo
cent loweirico thortiggers,,vgto
`acconi.7l
•
w I ilesl for k& next 0 Jaye:
Snell's (best in - market) boring maobt
complete e for_ t
Conch
Panel planes, trirane. • 74
Ilestoarpiuterstinnorin petk. - -skt,too l thet
'But eesitintakere- , ti
Jenningazi,biteEd9ttilterMres Per set , I .
Barthciloniiiiidjustable bit brace
BallbW°.(.. silvecplat
theelliqqaree, .
", • " 0
(food hand saisv,..- - 4
Boatilles, /to percent dishountePA
Beet drawing knife. . Bo
,
A No. 1 sat ospittx plumb 1 90
.4 0 e 11 3414,9 liPtt.ofikel9t ;Ofi Dlsten'a'satia' ;
'This abqtre arelpt,t7 a small,part of ,tbe i Boo dif•
taint itudi'V'itiep:tfiii eobanice ifs,st I van
Inaranteteltha-PiloaratuViiiitility a:reef:is
„y the
most milleal,"i 1•1', = •
fer.buildera'(,tatttware, have"' on ;band
80 different Mode of lookf9 snob :foal riat ikbob
locke;:marilde rtM,deld 1901te, teerA
Coe dead Iciiike; Zit& rind inorticacatches,t upright •
and horizontal • !im p
,and. .datid looks, ,Inrolturty
and cottage ' `lecke. Itilght latabas itpd Tooke,
with ..conibinatroli tsfo9k. I - Ifabb'eted !bolsi and
latobee,for folding and sliding doors', all lade.,
The,celeitr,a,te,d,,flr,andfordi• store -door mike;
500,000 "otianges.
' 0ke5t,,10e19001,./L,lnf4si, Inaluding , Valee
binailonoheprst ipAdq.• so
c,r4n,e,mstar
—noniptokibleo ,I+.l/
t doxop, xl knOb , kfalmknobk:brinipletii,' I
1 dozen knob loOke,.witti knobe, , btittei
Ind screws complete for 12 doors, ,11 . 1
The new" l'ranch. enoiSed latch.„the,hest,
latelZ.Avarconstitated, dozen, 1, 200
Common htutio latobee.-perlozon; " ; 80
I keep a complete assortment of the "National
Butt,l',:siparfeat right , andqiit'lliatts." loa f s° jolot
ei,,frergt, ;tore , tban;all,. Others put tokother.—
elry. guar, 4cfviy,fliff ,(iti. the building! that
idere teiroll'in'Ttogct February 9/h)t,voit l earfd.
" A dollar' Isaired 'to dolltir bade ?' home
and got the prices before you buy, odd 1 will do
you good. ,
-RaMeMberi.all gbode at' fraiaMEN to
PER CENT. bololo manufacturers' priret!.
J. SCHEIFFELII
March 22, ; 1821 tf •
~Wa
European -
owl , seenmi ctn.
sN killed, ,- Women
urety' over E/e§ent Style andifinlph of
2poutortrienz:,),_
;from. Margirio re'szaw Photograph' Gallery Welle.
borp., All.the 4100 Styles of pictures, suah as
German and Medallion heads, qabixiet Size, new
i i
"Waterla Size; tiOPOrcelala Plata' '(Plain or
colored), and many other.. StPoo to numerous
to, mention, latemeocople views; a d, views of
Private,Residerices .made at potion hie prices.
Copying old *biros nrid enlargingtho Fame to
any else toothed, a speolality,'when desired :i they
will to retouched In.lndia ink, or colored , in oil
or water colors. A good asortment of ‘ frames
esinstantly on hand: Call and o.4ftinio" specimens
before 'going el seirh ere.
N. B. Abut mistake the place, 'itl
Badman's Dental Rooms, .opposite Co ,
Wellaborot '
Dissolution. •
/Mg Firm heretofore existiadiaide •
af. Bash Ak:Rtindolph, it this , day
by rapt* ooFktisnt. 'X'he boßbe, uttea
nOtinte, Willriemaiiiiit the stand. °going)
above Finn, until eetiltai Aiid thiibu
be hereafter conducted by , s ."
. MOHLER S ,RA/41
s ' l ' Minh, 15th; 1ff71".1-84tir'.•
For Sale.
celliol'iPf9"%•.! Igaol old
L. ,tho,
March; 16th 1871:" '
,
We',shore School ax ,
lit School Dircotors of Wel!shore iwill bold
.1 ;si racoons ..• ......,esosmo, (#..lause,j2nursday
afternoon March 300.871, from
,two to four; o'-
'63eoleforthe purpose of hearing 401000125' for
abatement and correction of School tales fcirAhe
Year ending June 1871, after which time no snob
applications will be heard.
• "- . By order of the Bo I rd.
. ~, • R. B. WEBB rest.
Attest: JOHN I. AU TO /I T / I , Bee ,
March lb, 1871:--8*.
- ,
For
vximiLsioi and 01imita Seed Potatoes. The
, ALS two best Variotidi told cialture. Very
'FF.Q.,..au*vP...4P.4 good keepers. Prise p bushel,
uq, per peek, gook; ,
Delquir; March, 15;18,11-4w.
. ; C. E. BRE AMER.
.. • .
NOME le hereby given, that the Commis
, Metiers of Tioga county will hold a Gen
eral Appeal far those who are aggrieved by their
asseesp2e,nts and militia enrollments for the year
1871,,as by not of Assembly in such ease made
apd Provided, for assessments, oolleetion.of tax
es, &0., at the Commissioners' office in Wellabo
re, on the 2bth, 20th, 27th it 28th days of April
next, commencing at 9 A.M. each day. M. •
1 . ,••
W. WVMI:MIZE,
P.V. i VANNESS,'
JOB REXFORD,
Commissi
' 'Attest : 'Taos. Anpuzi, Clerk.
- Mari& 1a.1871 'Bw ' '
THE BEST HOTEL in the COUNTY,
, Ji ` 44
' ' it OMB ROUSH."
N 'i9. Rooms large and well vanilla
-Itad. Accommodations not surpassed hy
n
any first class hotel in the ' 1 " Northam
Tier." AILLS no higher than at ascend and
third rate hotels.• Looation, corner of Main and
Walnut stteets, yellsboro.
A good table,good liquors, good order, and a
good hostler. A. B. 4RAVEO, Prop.
March 8,1871.
.AdministMors' Notice.
N Monilay,`the 27thday. of March, instant,
O
11. be Sold,' on the farm of the late Butler
Smith, in Covington, at public voodoo, :the fol
lowing proporty, t to wit One, pair of horses.
itro`WagOns, 36 yearling cattle, eleven calves,
;fortr 2 plgS; one liog', three hives of' bees, 65 ahl3k
ens, about 20• tone of hay, .n 6 mower, plows,
harnesses, whifiletreespantl munerons.other far-
Wig implements; wheat, oats, buckwheatio ‘ oro,
)p'ork; 'and honishold goods:
.;•Terms.: purobases'• lath Men . '5.26 bash,;,
.from,s24,tosso, a , credit • of 'three mo`ntlis will
ho Ore?' ;over,$ 6 0 • Pradit,of. sin months. .In
each'o' Bo pays erit to be secured by Adipnerit
exemption note, oi other Security satisfactory to
the Administrators, JAMES 8., FROST," '
JOHN H. WILSON,
r March 8,1871'8w " ' • . "Ad inari4
STEREOSCO_P .
ALBUMS,
3
I=l
E. & 'H. T. ANTHONY ter, C
591 BEOMMAY, NEW YO3
Invite the attention of the Trade to that
slvalulkortinent of the above goods, of t,
publiofition, manufacture and importation
Also,
,PHOTOWTP,RN SLIDES
and
I. f
• , • . GRAPHOS
Ist t t VIEWS OF , •Eci filiilidAT E.
E.: ANTHONY_ 0
• •
_ •; , ri 591 BROADWAY,' NEW If -
OpPOiltB hietrOpOlitall_ZQtel,
INPONINIIII AND yANFF4.9II:IIII/11 . 8 CF - -
l'EtiiiiotAAPHidl i tAl , Eßl . Ls.. '
Maire 4
fotratrix's Notice.
fi
iainate r?'"itt/BitielfiliATiON lon the
JIA estate of Option -O. deceased, late
nf,Tioga, haul g been granted to the undersign
ed, all,percepaindel)ted.te.said.ostate, and those
agalbeethe same, are notified to
call foriettlement Ori John W. Quernsey, l 4if Ti
oga, or on the undersigned at the same place: •
, RUTH ALFORD, -
• !Tiogn,fhlatell'e, 1871 et " Admin'x.
„DiVPAOLL.IIO /Main Lyman : are
ipteriihy nOtill4-"that Nanqy Lyman,
,by her
nett' friend, - ,tiarld• 'Hart, has 'applied to the
(kiwi of OemiziMittrldia ItiOgis county for a
diy • ffeesrciA tiithondli;oLidatrituony, and that
Oki haariag i ?r,o4lapplifpat i premises
itulte Dad M on day, Mai 290871 i, !hen
to l akidarluilkulake
if 'mug' yOis ham if
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• I .f` , in o :toey,f , i'and also on the roe" ,
trent :ittnuel blektneen'a to William Magenta's
Also, a lot of 'half an acre, corner of Mead ,
and Walnut streets, Xelleborel with a,ggo
bouite Of ten roiXreid;litiltoiibcr; good or=
der, and good barn and well of water, on the
premises.
Also, a lot of one acre, corner of Meade and
ditueolnuttreets r meillitterttOtormktletitableritria
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• ?f, 41i61 quantity of
household furniture.
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, W.T4 AM OARICOLV,
Mardi 2; - 127f '' Wellsboro, ?a.•
; PENNSYLVANIA"
'Normal 'School •
Digrichmilfqn.ol444 , l 1 71 ( 0 04
, l'erto !Open* -Akirch .27th, - 1871. 11
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r. -,,5 11 9#1 1 . 1 4?,t 0 F, 1 4.4.714 (10 Tcoi•tv., i
CHARLES H. VERRILL;A. M. P
111N,IPAI,
Prufo i ssor of'Solence and 'Art atTesOhing, -and
Mental and Moral`Ptilithiaph' .
HENRY' 'JONES, M. :8 ; r'Professer 1.4
Mathematics at.il Nataral'l; „
' N„
,CLAHAL A. pi; An- •
(MIA ' Llingualcia ° Buslidh lit:swum : A -
MISS PRANCES,. A. C9011.11AN,. ;
Iristinclor °(:litodera Languaivis, Botany ;
PlurOP o .liraPhY: • • , - ; ‘1
MISS SUSAN - R., liIiESTON,M: E ;Instruct
or °Pleading and Elooutiou.
ISAAC G. LACY:A' ' , Professor of InstruMental
" ;•
...CHARLES 0 MPi3ON, :Profaiior of Crow
ing and-Painting.. ti • •
'...LBWlS'MEAD,anstraottir of , Penuatinehip;,
'ISS • ANNA , 114- K ELSEY,—.tAesistaut ';:har
Mathiniaties: - • - " • -
`VINE W. PRATT, ht. E.,- of Mod.
el Sohool. • . ,
' •MISR MYRA { 'HORTON, R. t ,'Prdceitress.
'MISS 11.!p., Assistant.
."''' • ' ''SfATE AFPIROFthAiIONS:''`. •
time CENT;'0101011E YEN iveuK, 10004 by
deoloritig,intedildn t.) teach. •,' ,
' Ityr.is recent' eat of ihe'l:egielain tbe
follow
ing apProprlatioes: are spuds by the State to
Normal Stadente and tiraduates: ,
1' Each student overseventstak
„wars of, ago,
who shall elgwa paper declaring Wintention to
teach in fhii Common School the State, shall
receive the sum of Fifty Cents per heel; towards
defraying the : expensee'ot tuition and 'boarding.
-Earth student over seventeen gears of ,age,
who wee disabled in the mititaiyantl naval sl•des
of the United States, or of Permaylvani , or
wlotte father lost,,his: life in said earth°, i and'
who shall etgn, an - agreement ae above, shall re
ceive them:int - of ONE DOLLAR per week.
8. Eaohiitudent, who, upon graduating, shall
sign an agreement to teaoh in the . Common
Schools of tbie Slate tree full years"' shall rceeive
the SUM of FIFTY DOLLARS'. - '
4. Any Student to secure these benefits, Mud
attend the School at least twelve coneeoutive
weeks, • ,
*A School Year must be at leant four months
DIPLOMAS AND EXPENSES.
All the DlPlomas aro authorizod and furnished
by the State, and exempt those who hold therit
from any further oxamtnation by authorities
aoting under the provisions of our Common
School laws.
Expenses for School Year of 42 IVeeksi including
Board, Tuition,Room Rent, Fuel, , Oil, 'and
Washing, $188(less 50 cents, or $1 per week,
as stated above,) and less $5O if graduating. ,
Expenses for 'Third Term, (14 Weeks,) com—
mencing March 27th, 1871, including, as above,
$62, (less bOets. or $1 per week.)
Tuition and Rook Rent, for those who do not
board in Normal Building, $lO per term, (14
Weeks,) lees 50ots. or V. per week.
Instruction in Instrumented Music, including
use. of ipstrument, $1 per week.
Penmanship, (24 Lessons,) $1.50. •
Braying, s.3' per term. , „ •
. Painting, s6'to $ . 10. - per term. - •
Board tan bo obtained in private families; at
$3.50 to.s4 per week.
NoEXTaa - OHAROEB. Students admitted at
anytime. . • • . ,
All bills are to becpaid promptly in minuet) to
the Principal, who acts as agent for the Trustees.
Students boarding in the Normal Building furn- 1
ish sheets, Pillow-cases. and one comfortable.
For further Informatigti, or . Omission' to the
•
School, address the priaelpall , '-' .• _
Mansfield, February 15th, 1871,6 t •
W. W. WEBB, M. D.,
khysician and Surgeon..
Oman—Opening out of Ilasling3 do Cole'
Drug StorO.—mar. 1,1871.
Lots of New Goods !
COME TO
T, L. BALDWIN tr. CO'S
TIOGA, PA
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and aee a nice dock of Goode for the
FAL & WINTER,
such as
nakmintio ummoz zoom
—all atyies, colon and pattarne—;
ALPACAS, POPLINS, BLACK AN
; COOKED SILKS, dc., 4).
BEAUTIFUL Winter SHAWL
find 'a large arsoriMont to select from.
CLOAKS READY—MADE, AND CLO
TO MAKE MORE, ALL KINDS OFI
.LININGS, FRINGES, TASSELS
Aco,,r- TO TRIM- 'DRESSES
.1 OR SACQUES.
Y,t.N KEE NOTIONS
—Our took of—
can't be beat. It keeps up with everything
Yankees have thought of so far.
HOOP SKIRTS, BALMORAL SKIR
CORSETS, &C.•
MORIMMECii
too numerous to mention; but will eay that •
will seldom find so large an assortment to Be
from in a country store, and clear down to'
BOTTOM FIGURE.
We'aladkbep alarge assortrikent of
READY-MADE OLOTHIN 4
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in 'Bnitti; and parts of suite. Should we fa 'I t
eitit d 'yon with ready-made, we have Claes!. ei
an
A TAILOR TO OUT AND FIT
Mil
Boots and Shoes
all styles and sizes.
HATS. AND OAPS, 'STRAW 'GOO
AND GENTS' FURNISHING
• GOODS, A OOMPLETE LINE Oi
", ORPDXERY, WOODEN WARE,
HARDWARE, SHELF HARD
WARN, NAILS, IRON, ,
Locks, Latches, Carpenters' Toole.
A (MISSAL STOOK OF
GROCERIES
E. HOWE SEWING. MACHIN
Farmere,ll you wanttools to work with dr pi
SALT, LIME, PLASTER, PO IE, PL i t
• -.Lime, Cayuga 11asti+ cea..
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Battoitatte,Paiiti. ittkino, and ahtonS . It
flavor with.. Ail kinds of, Farm roduoe al
. Priciproiaretttejseat,. •
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The'subintriber invitereall in nisellor-Eiktli /4p040" Poods.:to 0/1 1 .7 - and oi4uaitio. ;tbtir new t t-, d ,
i , IVe intend to - eep a tifillierier v ittioritnent . of DRY GOODS and itooti l and films
than last Bongo ns
, and aletireoectliter gi t •adep than we have hept.for several yt 8! & ps t t.
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Than *tapas are a much cheapr than foi sexeral pears past, that we have felt warraratd
puttluq iu;:► full line ntprilsea, 044 , think w'f, eau suit 4,uy ups ? , Ne hallo •tligru iu Taffeta sad
drtie'Okittri ater, 4 $117r51,50, $1,62; $1,75, $2, $2;25; 42.54: $2,75, $3
;• , 1 .4 't, ` .4<'•
diripapionion SILK/3 'a'n.4l POPLINS.
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p i leo mue oer,in pr ee, au( leo filial► keep a grod assortment of lot% . is' " ' l ' •
edluo4Nrjfil Bilks and Poplins, and a fair assortment of the better tialities.•
We have a first-elaas assortment,- in „regular and extra sizes, white and colore!d, at very k w
,;• 0 prices. I(lereauti Quilts. very cheap:
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We have a very fine stock, from the lowestpiricen uptvorgla us e rine an no'
$4,56, $6, $l, s6,' $ 11 ,0, , 512 and $lO per pr'ir. These price kept in .
* sol on order. ' ,
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.R . A . PIRr" . 3ItISLMS, in all grade,'
TABLE LEVENS, in all grades, - vertu
NAPKINS;-white and colored borders, from $1 to
TOTVELS, BuCkabuck, Dice W Damask, bardered,..fron,
' We invite attention to. our new stock, of striped and plain Japanese
• • 'striped and plain Wrench Black Taffeta. and Gros-Grain
Silks, Black Alpacas, Black Pure' Mohairs in all .Nos.,
Black and White Plaids, Black and White
•
Stripes, Fancy Plaids, Suit Goods
as well as an entire new stock of
Domestics at the lowest •
cash prices of
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• , the season: •
THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform his many patrons 'And the tradtkg,
_that ho hai made largo reductions in prices of his winter stock of
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bLOTIIB,,CASSIMERES, alt of which are Offered for Cash or Beady Pay at prices that, can
not fail to give eatisfaCtion. The public are cordially invited to call and examine and het cut
I vistaed that now is the time to bidy cheap. The highest Market Price
Wellaboro, Feb. 22, 1,871
The Largest Establishment in Northern Pa. !
H .
AW , N° facilities for buying and handling largo quantities Jf fa ()ode enables him to offer
them at the lowest Jobbing prices. In Our retail department tiot.de are sold at a small ad
Vance over wholesale prices. ..c-jarge Stock of -
ME
Transfer Ornaments, Stripeing Pencils
and Brushes for Carriage and
Cutter Ornamenting.
A full line of all classes of Goods appertaining to our business kept in (took
SHOVELS, SPADES, FORKS BENCII
- SCREWS;WOOD SCREWS, 0 • RRIACE
novrs, (MRS, SKEINS, WASHEREI.,, PIPX ,BOUS, AXLE-TitEE'., E,LLIT
PIO SPRINGS HORSE SHOES, HOOP, BARABAND IRON, GRIN STONE
HANGINGS, CORN 'POPPERS,,SAUSAGE CUTTERS AND STUF ERS
COMBINED.. Also, PISTOLS, PUPA CARTRIDGES, POWDER
ANDCAPS,, PATENT.iBARNDOOR HANGINGS
a neir thing, and tnadeler nit. These aielnt a few of the many Artiolos aompooilii. the itc.eil
ifardivere I inyitt , the' pubOo to call and examine for themselves . 0 I aim to keep the
beet gnality eflieude my line; and `all work= to order done itroniptlf and 'wall
, •
SASH, DOORS; 13 LINDS 1 AT FACTORY PRICES
winitorioieb::l l lB7l-1y.F;•• 1 1= , LIVILLIAM ROBERT&
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Parsonsiti&, , ,Co, s
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curtains.
- DRESS •GOODS,iin ?led) styles for c' arty spring trade.
PRINTS, GING HAMS lc., choicest jatterns of the season
. •
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= ! A, full stock of Black -, :White and anted
Glore.s,
• 7 in- our regular make (the Josaphene seamless) ivarranted equal
- . to any in the market.
ME
March 15, 1871.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS
Shawls, Dress Goods, Furs,
Ready-Made Clothing !
Paid for all kinds of Produce.
W. 4 4 .. 3E.T...361.3MEEW,,
otiligegtol,-:
RHODH ISLAND AND WATER LIMB,
GLASS, ALL SIZES, SINGLE AND DOUBLE THICK.
F,'AINTS, AEL KINDS AND COLORS,
1
,VARNISHES AND VANISH BRUSH 5, A FULL STOCK
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Feb. 1, 1871-ly
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J. A. PARSONS & Co.
GENTS, BOYS -und YOUTHS
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ilavi gon hand a large'stock of Tin, Stoves
and Hardware, the undersigned takes pleasure
to announce that he haa at a great outlay, ad
ded to the usual stock of the old, stand on
, •
MAIN STREET. WELLSBORO,
a complete assortment ..1 ohelt ; Hardware,
of which ho enumerate the following artioles
NAILS, SPIKES; CROWBARS,
,X CUT, MILL, HAND• AND BUCK
SAWS, BUTTS, STRAI , 11NGES,
CARPENTER'S TOOLS, PUMPS
AXES, AUGERS, T
• STOOKS, HATCHETS
CHISELS,
tfl•
IiESE
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310 d. ;1:1,75, $2, $2,60,
'lock, told liner gi,o`dg
'cap,
' 5,5 Q pr•. Az',
' 12s 79 $9 pr. (1,2
THOMAS HARDEN
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