TIOGA, COUNTY ABITA
Local Items.
WEDNESDAY," MAY,,24, 18
New Advertisements
State Normal Sobool
Hardware—J. Schleif°lin..
Jack —T. IL Bailey.
Publio Salo-1411as Tipple.
Sowing Maohine—Elias
Plants &0.--M. D. Prince.
Plenty of salt at Wickbam ez, Parr 's
kst glop. 2w
RELrarous.—The reception announ
wl last Sabbath to ho given Ilev. N. L. 101-
i necessarily postponer! to Wednesday eve
;lug, Nay 31, a his tesidenatt on the Avenue.
J 1 friends are cordially invited.
1)r. UpDeGraff operated on a young
toan from Penn Yen, on the 18th instant, for
>roes•oyo. Also on a child for hare-lip.—Elmira
.11tivrt leer.
°UR N NEIW BAllMEii—at the C
ilowee t is a sbaver—sniooth and pain
his work in ag)3oothirigly barbarous manned
ithout harberiiit4.,, Try bim.
•
NORMAL BeilooL.—We publish
another column the proireinrif exorcise
the Atanstleld Normal Behiyal. The public
cordially invited to attend tisko cumin:
they will no doubt be of unusual interest.
We learn, that W. A. Stone,
made a very acceptable speech before the 01 ,
Schools last week. Mr . 8. le capable of mai
acme tall talk in that direction as helves
teacher himself.
ALMOST A FIRE,-011.1 Tueday of' pat
week, the dwelling house of Wm. T. Mat.era
ca ught fire in the roof, by the dropping of 94trke
from the chimney. It catight on the lee and
iside,hnd burned a hole through the shingles and
roof bonnie before being discovered.
LARGE EaoS.—Mr. T. Hastings, of
Chatham, sent to this office two large eggs laid
by a Creole hen, which measured respectively
by ei inches. It is said this hen produces
eggs of this size regularly. This being the fact,
must certainly take the prize.
LECTURE.—Mr. T. Morris Chester,
the eloquent colored lawyer of London, England,
hill lecture in the Bowen & Cone hall, on Tnee.
by evening, May 30. Mi. Cheater cornea highly
reetaninended by our exa'hangea. Let him have
a largo bongo.
The following persons were installed
officere of We!labor° Lodge I. 0. of G. T.'s, on
Monday, tho Sib instant; Dr. W. W. Webb, W
C T; Mary Miner, W V T; Gco. W. Merriok,
S ; Frances M Wright, WA S ; Josiah Bmo
v, IV F S ; Ada Bush, W' T; J. 0. W. Bailey,
PWCT; Clarence Wcbb, W M; Androw For
qth, WDJI ; Susan Derby, W I 0 ; Hiram
Dewey, W 0 0 ; A.\J. Ross, W C; Ada Wilcox,
it 11 S Susie Parker, L HS.
RUNAWAY.-011 Thursday, as Mr.
English was deseending,'a steep hill in
the routhwost part of the village, in a lumber
wagon, the team became frightened and unman
ageable, running down the hill furiously, tbrtiw
leg Mr. English and a friend of his out of he
wav,0,11 , ,,1 piling thernsel ves up promiscuously
;her n short run. Mr. English was stunned, and
,r.,;nitlilo when picked up, but his friend escaped
:nitir . y. tie soup rdcovered, and is not seriously
hurt
I` iTATIoN ACCEPTED.—As this is
hot leap year, and being a strong believer in
Women's Bights—the proffered invitation of a
iady, of course, was accepted—Und thus a small
I, ,, rtion of tbe,49itator was gallanted down Main
, uset M a "style" never before enjoyed. The
runs were handled with grace, the, "little boss"
managed with skill; and thus we were safely eon
reye,l to our place of destination! Success to
Women's Rights, Suffrage, and the sex generally.
PF,ltsol L .— Miles Watptlß, of Del
has sold his property, and rOmoved to Voke
7111e, Va , on the 26th hitt.
—Our young friend, C. L, Peek, of Farming
-13, who has given ono yanr - to the study of law,
• no. completing, his course with M. F. Elliott,
F. 4 . 1, of this village.
—Wallace Moore of Charleston, left for the
•• .t4ltrA Home, Milwaukio, on Monday last.
The question was asked us the other
lay if - ne believed all the Democrats wore Nu•
We frankly ansiv'er, No.. But we would
that it has been proven that all the Nuklux
,re Democrats. The Investigating Committee of
he United States Senate make the Kuklux:about
0 , ,00.1 strong in 'North Carolina-,all of the Dem
',raja torsaaPioa.
H'.npPßS' MAGAZINE FOR JUNE.—
Wc are in receipt of advanced sheets from this
most popular of all the monthlies. As usnalk the
, abet matter is varied and attifictive. The au
ztst of " Nothing to Wear" contributes , a poem
tntitled " General Average." r.-n. Thorpe has
mellent article, "The N. Y. Custom - House,"
with thirteen illustrations. Among other articlei
tu, " Thc Hint of Dawn," " A: Bohemian House
" Via American Baron," the" Horrors of
5 1 11 immingo," " That Placo Under Govern
znt." " Tito Confessional," together with the
records—scientiflo, historioal, literary—and
,reritable "Drawer."
VISIT TO OUR\ I GRADEI) SCHOOL.-011
7:mtly, the lt;th i stant, school was visited
Hon. William Parsons, member of the En-
Parliament, ,and widely known in this coun-
Fehril r and lecturer. Ile was secompa-
Bache, Bowen, Dosard, Young,
15 ;rrick, Patter, Judge Williams, John IV. Dili
br. W. W. Webb, Darius L. Deane, and
I'7. N. L.-Ite3 nolds—the fatter an escollent tea
himself. The Principal, Professor Winters,
vietly explained his system, and put the differ-
t 7.1 grades through short hut sharp exorcises in
zeatat anthonotie, in which they showed a quick.-
tss of reasoning and perception, only attain
S systematic and judicious mental training.
Se exercises in singing still farther showed the
st or syst e m and di sciptine. And we think
'e "II ellihree.l rules of order which obtain at
one rif its be st features.
Th., really graM peninanslii p (if children from
de; en years of age, did not surprise us,
, rkei•ivin but it was highly oredita
elicits• 1
remarks or surprise and admira -
• r. from Mr, Parsons, wham we understood to
that ho had seen nothing comparable to it in
r'and among children of that age. Tho wri—
.lone on •LiteS • which were handed to
i,dors n ith a request that they ho examined
illy = and an opinion given as to the two
whete sa many were of nearly the same
tff of extelionco, it was flifricalt, to decide;
lho ebnla, the two by Masters Der:ming
I Harry were, Von outiced beat. Two
Ma , t;ro Etner and Spencer, wore near
%. 474.1.
he arithmetical demonstrations given by
. 11th grade," no do not propose to speak
Ay. We Thought the lower grades kept up
title fairn,proil pie() in reckoning: the lligb
-1
Niel left ue hopelessly astern. iko used to
I , at least the !itople roles of lit matio, in
' 11 asp --stoic and sure. This new style of
Et at fmir columns of figures, taking a gone
' 4 'i'rago of the Idaekbuard, letting an un
-'t -ornething equal something else, getting
t e s cmatie.o twist on the sum total, and pop—
•ta (ha right answer liko an algobraic Tack
t 4ns , hews our old•tinte notions of figures.
Or know that these bright eyed girls got
is right answers by some process, while we
!iiinilPring in a state of mathematical itn
45"—and that Mr. Parsons, who understood
hiad himself, was pleasel anti gratified to
:all extent. - fie extended an invitation to
'too to attend his lecture in the evening on
mbar, of which the scholars generally avail
henssetree.
e visit was a pleasant incident to the schol—
•so lesa to the visitors. It is gratifying to
nr beet citizen taking a lively, interest in
if:10611E1a success of this school. Many 'of
4,4, 3 that it it the inatitution of the county.
tt nli of 118 or about as will exercise so strong
utoonee in drawing to our village a most
nEIO class of citizens, who are seeking a
of location. Even the railroad will not
t4 " 4 t ° enhance:oe value of private redden
tht borough ; and If the school progresses
wriint rate, it is destined to be the best
4 nett moccasin' institution of learning in the
sm Tier,
4 , Wells.
born hiinetrei Troepe"-will peke their put .00;
pearance %Tinian 4k Crino's bail, bnlfedunirtiy;
and Thuraday evenings, May 3/ and June
1871. For particularap son bills. - ,
Olt
MORE NEW Goons.- - T• L. Baldwin
Co.et have just returned from New , York wlth
lote more of new goede;irhieh make their stook
eittenaive.and ootaplete, at the little store around
the corner, at Tioga .
' 601281 P ON WEATHER, • CROP 'PRiler•
'panrs, 1170.—At this date, May 20, there is a let
up in the 000lnesii with which the weather clerk
has treated us for three weeks. Vila nu/10g
that* in no frost, as there has been nearly ivory`
morning during the pasti wo Weeks.. . '- s - '
The party warm weather that4revalled in
', ! April swelled the fruit buds almost 'to buretingt
land the subsequent cold has led to s general im"
pression that the fruit crop in tale region has
(been spoiled. Thismill be found, to a great ex-2
:tent, erroneous. Some of the earliest blossoming
'trees we tled-to be badly blasted in blossom; tho‘
'many of the embryo appl es are lively at tho oen•
'tor, oven on those. Early Harvest, B. T. Green
ini
and Golden Sweet are badly injured, though
't cy bid fair for a partial crop, yet, Veltman
peating ii hardly injured, and Northern Spy,
, ioh.blossoms some ton days later than inbet
(varieties, is not hurt at all, at this time. Manylp flier varieties are:safe for a fair 'crop, unless we
have a freeze after this .date. We shalt have op
, leo enough.
one
oing
but
.8 in
Mums will probably be a failure, for leveret
=aeons: First, they were in blossom at the right
tam to be killed by frost. Then, the few that
escape frost aro aura, to be killed .by the ouroulle..
birdlyi we never have a ()rep of plums, anyhow'
nor peaches.
V~
sq.,
I do
I.
;11C0
Grass, which is, after fill, our beat bold, never
looked better. Oats and - potatoes never fail here;
and corn, if it can be coaxed out of the • ground
ear enough to be hoed in June, always " comes,"
By the way, it is an excellent plan to put enough
Corn in a loose muslin bag for a second plantings
and bury it in the ground about a week or ten
days after planting the corn crop. It will sprout
and be all ready Jo come up quickly, in case the
first planting Should be out down by frost. And
it is a capital way to sprout corn for
, for warding
the crop, in any catty. will make - cortz anion
up quicker than anything we ever tried—except
a flock of long-toed hens, with which we are ex
perimenting the present season,—sucoesefully, so
far; though the experiment—at the auggeation
Of Our neighbers—rather takes the direction of
Pet -pies, just at present.
En peasant, our Waltonians have gone to the
glens- and hollOws wherein, and adown which,
the cool trout streams foam and dash. • We are
of, but not with them. We sit here, hating our
seltand all civilized notions of editorial duties
and responsibilities, wishing all honest men might
be rich enough to hunt or fish when they please;
swearing inwardly to r shoot a deer and catch ton
pounds of trout—" as occasion shall serve."—
" Kite," " Charley," "Hi," the " Cap'en," and
others, are doing it to the speckled ones this
blessed minute. We could give a shrewd guess
as to the flies they will find most taking this hot
afternoon'and evening of the last Saturday that
over was---brit we shall not be there: "The pity
of it, jago, the pity of it."
We saw them start off—the happy villi ans—
with rods, baskets, ole clo'ea, anid—groecries,
We bear no malice; we wish them success; and
we will give them a neat local notice anent the
splendid mess of trout which they— —are going
to " lay on our table."
P. S. Notice next week.
A STONE-PLANK QUA.IIII.Y.—A curl
ous and valuable quarry has recently been dis
covered and opened on the farm of Mr.'llual
Bartlett, some twtt hundred rods north of Mains
burg. This may 'e literally described as an im
mense deposit of 'stone plank. It covers some
six acres, and the Stone aro found ready for uso—
smooth, true, of uniform thicknOss, and in slabs
of more than 20 feet long by 16 feet in width,
told from ono to three or four inches in thickness ;
etich stone, however, preserving its thickness as
J
neels/ as if sawed out by machinery. The stone•
is very sound in texture, even in grain, and,
wt i,
, en first taken from the quarry, soft enough to
ivbrk easily, though it soon becomeilike hard
gray granite on exposure to the atmosphere. It
is ti.'fliet bard to account for, that the edges of
these large slabs are as true in most of the speci
mens as though worked out: by-41._ekillfal atone
el:liter. They aro easily reduced to any -desired
ise, without brA.Ln....... -- + ••
site without breakage ; and the stone indeed '
ap
pear to be very tough ; a load of these stabs hay
ini been brought to this village last week over
tbk) rough mountain road between here and Mains,
burg, without injury. They were twelve feet
long by four in width, and one inch thick; al
i:
in st as smooth as though planed, and without
v r i p or wind. They were quickly bought by our
11 ow townsman; F. K. Wright ; and any one
y see how the thing works—for a walk—by
ling at his residence.
heritT Fish informs us that be examined this
trry, at a point where these slabs were in lay
twenirseren deep, large enough to square six
feet, and of. a uniform thickness of two in-
qu
era '
toe
lot of these slabs has been sent .to Corning,
t an order from the George Washington bank,
re they are to be used as flagging. And Ele
i Pomeroy, of Troy, on seeing specimens from
quarry, ordered $5OO worth of them.
Iy . r. Bartlett has taken a skillful stonecutter
intopartnership, (Mr. L. B. Austin,) and this
stone-plank mine—for such it is—bids fair to be
-a ftirtune for its owner.
d6ubt if there be a similar quarry in the
State. •
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.—Dr. Up-
DAG rairs complete operating case of surgical in
struments, manufactured expressly for him, and
whiO cost twelve hundred dollars, has arrived,—
It iP
said to ho the most complete case, and the
vainafle ono owned by any surgeon in the
cd es.—El. Adv.
moi
Uni
ENSUS RETURNS FOR TIOGA CO.+
POPULATION.
1860. 1870.
890 3,988
003 909
1,687 3,580
,'.u.s. and Roro's
kfiold
,barn..
oston
,gton...
,gton borough
old
rid borough
ington
:rook buro, taken f'm Wird
vile
ace......
()bury
ibtxrg.
ITM
1,166 1,160
.. 247 270
.. 1,771 1,467
~. 1,085 1,083
.. 443 440
1,320 • 1,105
.. 1,135 923
ta born, (from ‘Vestriold) 379
663 - 287
809 1,468
.
borough
EGO!
AGENT.—Mr. J. H. Peterson,
Creek, has the agency of this county for
y excelle,w books, which should find a
sate in every family. One is mitten by
Spencer, and entitled. "Tried and True,
r and Loyally," a story of the rebellion.—
her, the "Laws of liCalth," which should
by everybody. We bespoay for our
riend a generous subscription to the above
apr.2tl-st.
BO
of Pit
LEM
read v
11e11 Y.
or Lo‘,
Tho of
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ISEM
MEE
LA.nv'e lloo!c.—You ought to see
good k umor our " better. halt" puts us i n
places before tie one of those delicious
ho mikes frorn GODEY'S receipts, and we
, ink it would be pleasant to be sick awhile,
~nrao would follow (ilonir'a advice for the
dm. GODEr tens you how to dress well,
11, be well, get well, eat well, drink well,
I, and die well—we've not tried the lat-
(BOA!
,what al
when s
dishes 4
often t
if the
sick ro.
look w
live we
ter yet.
ADY'B FRIEND, Won ;Jose, 1871.--This
Tus
is a apt , iondid number. The steel•plate, represen
ting th meeting of Mary queen of Scots and
Queen
I .
lizabeth, in the garden of Fotheringay
Castle, s a picture of extraordinary interest and
value. In the colored Fashion Plato wo seo a
group o graceful ladies, attired in airy summer
robes; and there is a wood-cut of the Rhine,
that too t romantic of European riven. Music—
the "Ite ter Gotop." A-quantity of illustration'
of handling!, Rummer costumes, bathing dresses
included, must be very acceptable to the ladies,
and the ariey. work looks particularly captive
-113
tin. P ice $2,50 a year (whioh also includes a
large ste 1 engraving). Published by Deacon a
retereo 31%111'012We.
ItzustAtio. 4 rhe course of lectures
'given under - the, tWint of the IkersnOlofip
`diety came to i Week, ivittkthree‘ fea
tures on 'as Mani- auccesa,iyo evenings by the
son: William; Pereon ' e. =Aa a; leohriii,
song ranks high. ,We think him seeond to ,few
who makelle irafirdikin; . eitherin
matter or manner.
_
Nis lecture on, Meade) , evening, "Richard
BrimleY highlYerdartaintugand
instructive, as was alth hialeettire on Columbus,
T desday evening. But his. best effort was. ho
closing le4nio'p'Ofn Wedunifleie:tive.o4B:":l‘ 1 9 1 ,
- 11 -
mixed` , 4 6 4 1 ', 0 ;'n,e'entrast 'of
,Cite,t'f.;,, gP
_speak.;,'the lecturer taking ,bflrei.fiCliiiiAtkio o '
genial 'the Yioar, of Wik‘fleid,s for ; the
Arai half of his lecture, and finishing with the
Bias of Satirists, William hfahepeace Thaoke
ray. Naoh ono of these usnitflyforms the rub
jeei of a distinct lecture ;:but,_request, I.lr.
Paisuna ociuseated to try his hand at mixing
them; and we ,fanny his success - induce him
to repeat that Mixed lecture morn than • once.---„
The feature • was ' not announcedao,n. °end° one;
not s o intended or looked' for,,tre imagine;
_hat,
knowing something of thriftleas,,shiftless, mis•
managing, improiident, though generous, genial
and huMoious Goldsmith, we' had thought to , pi,
anlnsed . by a aerie's of ithilniseenteiXoneerniog
. 1 4 1 P) , lifer. Aolnolicfirr,io , Weri) 044 , 41/itAkPior-..
The idea of wit, humor, unreokoning .-,generosity
and rare geniue i going to bekbungq, and ably:
cring al:11140o ',34lslooVe',,i4b of
London' "did aOiliritaie' oar' rleible;fultlis to
any certain , extent: We involuntarily. thought
of my lord;Torn.noddy, going from hie Albin'
his own carriage, flush of all worldly advantages
--aave brains, (which really his lordship bad
'strain reason to trouble about)—while
such intellects as Johnsoraiind Goldsmith's were
in sieloien t to, provide the possessor with fi,)*(ht's
lodging or a square meal ; , wail too sad for
.
laughter. And wehadtawatitio 4011;1 prepare=
den for CaohinitorY: eidioises on isnithirig that'
might turn up concerning thetrasor-edged cynic,
Thackeray. Bitter as fresh plaoked wormwood;
cutting all the more deeply that ho cuts smooth
ly ; we would have said that any satire of Thaok
eray's was rather calculated to (mato s cynical
smile than a genial laugh, in an Arne:loan wadience. And we were mistaken again. '
The lecturer was most happy in his Toy:A:ling
of the satire which flows so smoothly throughout
the works of Thaokeray. We never before folly
appreciated Wiggles and Wiggles. Never be
fore wore we so fearfully kuiprissed with the reck
ioss criminality of eating green peas with a
knife-rin good sooiety ; and never before rlikwe
thoroughly realise the sublimely'ridlerthilis peal=
Lion of the man who, wearing boold,'lonkiedevin
on the man who wears shoes.
As the lecturer, with a fine appreolation'ef his
author, dilated on the notable phase of the sat
ire, that the mast arrogant wearer of boots is the
man who pulled them on for the first time but
yesterday, we noticed the Hon.'s Miss Wiggles
and Mrs. Waggles exchanging nudges and winks
—induced, of course, by a keen appreciation - of
the satirist's wit, and the leeturet'e rendering of.
the same ;—because, here in the backwoods,
where our richest village millionaire would
scarcely out up into vest-pocket-change for an
average gold broker in Wall street, we aro all
equal,—except - the difference naturally arising
from integrity, intellect and good behavior. Jim
Fisk. Vanderbilt and Jay Gould are the men who
pulled on boots for the first time, yesterday.
Your real American aristocrats are the Knick
erbockers of New York, •Huguenots of South
Carolina, Mayflowers of Masisaolansetts; a n d
Younger Sons of F. F.'s who ernigrated' to James
town, Virginia, as the alternative of penal servi
tude;—and the entire batch are enough to make
a wooden Indian blush—these and their descen
dants. But, sturdy, uncompromising republi
cans, have Won the world's respect, from the days
of Lyourgus down to the present hour; and a
parvenue assumption of exolusivenessr In a re
public, is worse than eating green peas with a
'knife, in any society.
If the last of the Hermaio lectures, in the
'course, was not the beat, it was very near it. And
now a ward about the proceedings of Tan Han-
SIAIC SOC/lITY Of Wellaboro :
The Society was organized in the fall of 1869,
and started out by giving a free coarse of home
lectures, delivered by volunteer speakers. It
was our pleasure and privilege to bear most of
,the efforts of the various speakers, And it is no
tlattery,when ,we, confeas,,to astonishment thst
men of Intelligence, with a few weeks' desultory
preparation, could come so Irery near the popular
lecturers of the day.
The Society is incorporated, is composed. of
fifteen or twenty young men, and has,for its ob
jects : improvement and eultivation of public
taste in literature, innocent and profitable enter
tainment for long winter evenings, and the estab
lishment of a public library, so soon as the funds
of the Society will warrant the attempt. During
the lecture season just closed, there has been a
course of leeturerdelivered here, that we do not
believe another village of the same size in the
State would, or could, support. This is mainly
.due to the onerky and executive ability of the
Harmaic committee, whose names we are reques
ted not to mention ; but all our (Athena know to
whose efforts the success is mainly dub.
It is not uncommon for an inland city of eight
or ten thousand inhabitants to find itself in debt
for a leCture course, to the extent of two to five
hundred dollars. Some forty-five of our leading
citizens, having doubts as to the possibility-, of
making a lecture course pay expenses, signed an
agreement to make all pecuniary -delleiencies
good at the end of the season. The expenses
slightly exceed the receipts; but a dollar from
each signer will cover the deficit. Ttukentire
affair is highly to the credit of our modest' little
village.
The programme for next season will be an- ,
nounced in due time.
Sohn& s of the War 1812, & their Widows
I tak this opportunity to inform you. that on
the 14t • day of February isn, Congress. passed
an Act, which has become a law, granting Pen
sions to the surviving Soldiers of said war, who
had se •ed for a period of 60 days, and to the
widows l a those who have died, who were mar
ried prior to the treaty of Peace, (viz Dec, 14,
1814,) and have not again married. Also to,shch
as have served Jess than 60 days, who haCheen
personally named lastly , Resolution of Congress
for any specific service of said war. The under--
signed has on band a fall supply of blanks, and
can prepare and forward by mail the proper pa.
pars with full instructions, by patties giving
particulars of service, the name of wife before
marriage, when and where married, and full
Poet Office address. I have on band copies of
complete rolls, and many hundred names, of said
soldiers, and my experienee in the prosecution
of such claims, for the past 14 years as agent,
will insure to claimants, all the advantage which
can be derived from the same, all communications
promptly answered.
2,012 2,014
869 723
317 318
1,054 1,079
2,329 1,925
679 670
79 172
312 341
1,161 1,007
1,338
437 440
1,525 1,532
313 400
1,037 960
515 480
1,642 1,450
440 433
1,567 1,501
111 212
517 464
4-16 509
1,345 1,650
April 26, 1871.-6 w
KINSEY—BARBER—In Covington April 29,
1871, by Rev. W. D. Taylor, Mr. Tames Kinsey
of New York city, to Miss Mary Barber, of Cov
ington Pa.
BARNS--WEED,-Also by the same, May 3d,
1871,Mr. George A. Barnes of Richmond Pa:, to
Miss Alice T. Weed, of Mansfield Pa.
DUTTON—SHORT—At the Farmers Tom-.
perance Hotel, in Wellsboro, on the 20th inet., by
A. S. Brewster, Esq:, Mr. Chas. 8., Dutton to
Miss Eliza Short, both of Tioga, Pa. , • • -
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wall Paper, Window Paper,
Decoration Paper, Borders, Cords, Tassels, Cloth
Shades, Cloth Curtains, (gilt) Window Fixtures,
Pictures, Picture Frames, Picture Glass, and
every otbor article necessary to beautify Hons.
The largest assortment of this line of goods ever
brougbt into Tioga county.-_ Call at our NEW
STORE Ng. 3 Smith & Bowen's Brick Block.
May 1, 1871- tf. EIUGEI YOUNG Js CO.
The Confessions of an Invalid,
pIIBLI$11131) as a warning And for the benefit of
young -men and others, who suffer from Norton*.
nees, (Inland debUtty, &0., erapplying rRI ;tun 07
Ma CUR!. -
Written by one who cured hitnael, and sent &pa on
receiving a post-paid directed envelope. Y .
Address. Meerut = ?deviant, Brooklyn, N. Y.
May 17,1871-41 m. • - •• - .
Fine stock now ready,both 'adorers and
A
Vegetables, about thirty,vartoies of Ver
benas, nineteen of Fuchsias, ton of Polio!, - and
a general assortment of Bedding, Green Hones
and Climbing plants.
Early York, Wakefield and Feariought cab.
bags, late varieties in their season. Bearthen
flower pots, with end without saucers attached,
Urns, Banging Baskets, and wooded plant lad
ders, as cheap as the cheapest. Send for price
list. W. B. PRINON.
Wellsboro, tilay /1371-4.
WM. B. SMITH, Agent.
Knoxville, Tina Co., Pa
DIAIZBIAGES.
PLANTS:.
New :.Store I
NEW GOODS!
Y 4
AND Nsw FIRM!
•
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W. J. Horton & Jiro: her,
El
i
NO. SMITH it BOWENfEi BLOCK,
ME
ME
,
;43114 T
WFLLSBORO, PA.
•
HE citizens of k7elleboro and vicinity, will
T
please take notice, that the above store is
now in full operation, and will at all times keep
a general assortment of merchandise, and sell at
the lowest prices. We sell
Yard wide Factory for. 10 ots.
Prints for
Detainee for 20 ots.
Fronoh Oinghame 25 chi.
Queens' Own Alapaca, (epeolality) 31 to 750.
Ladies' Dress Goods.
ParcaAs't *hairs, : -.4*A
15-snelt and Irish .Poplins.
fs • .
Japnese Silks,
Fanoy Colored and
BLACK DRESS SILKS,
all it prices mach less than have been sold for
before. We keep a full line of
FANCY GOODS.
Yankee Notions, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps.
Hosioryfrom
Boots from
Mena' Shoes from VAS to $15,60.
Boys' Shoes from $l,OO to
Children!? Shoes from 30 eta. to $1,25.
Bats from 75 els. to $3;50.
Caps from SO eto. to $1,25,
All Seasonable Goods at unprece-
dented Low Prices, '
CROI6II GROUBRiIIS, &O.
Teas from
A Sugars
Potterea Sugar at 121 ote.
Coffees from
Spices, all kinds.
Soaps, all kinds.
IN
Out motto is, "fair dealing, low prices, and
itriet attention to business" which Is always
the key to success: ,
We invite every one in want of anything in
our line, to drop in and take a look through our
stook, as we are always pleased to show our,
Goods.
W. J. 110 W lON k CO.
Welliboro, 4, nil.
SEEM
11111
Eril
loots
EMI
10 to 50 ete.
...$2,50 to $5,50.
.59 ctn. to $1,60.
25'to 80 ote
~ j S '~ i
yp s
•
ADOPTED lEHE CASH, ItipiDY.PAY sure, la - now I , i - 104 00 1 4 the juges
stook of
GENERAL MERA.PHANpISE'
.1 .
ever brought into this market, whisk' he offer, to tbepublio at lirlies that esairuit fail to give
entiresatisfaotion. .
Carpets, Oilcloths, & #oilekecpers Goods,
plothiftedc •GoikVijknorniehing Goods,
will be fonnd very attractive. All aro invited to call and examine and see for themselves.
,- Wellabor°. May 1/, 1871.
• • • '1 •
r „
An Immense
New
, Ilattia' Pieelo
, .., ' -Clis -:, Pa', ::- 1 !1, 11 1, 11 . 1 ),P lE H.,:. 3 k l
, ~,.., ~..
i: '.::',.i.,-- - ...“.-„ 1 4. t.r,'..-..: , ~..
DRY GOODS!
DOMBSTIO GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, PRINTS AND HOSIERY,
BOOTS AND SHOES A SPEOIALITY,
HATS AND OAPS,
Ready - Made
CrAllOlO6
The Highest Market Price paid for Coll7lfry Produce.-
TERMS-STRICTLY CASH.
May 11, 1871.
ar. R. .13„AL1UBL.11E1ILNES
Cheap Cast Store!
HAS A PULL ASSORTMENT OP NEW . GOODS, SUCH AS
Foreign and Domestic!ry Goods,
Which wilt be sold very oho p.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, WHITE PIQUE.
BUTTONS, ALL KINDS, %DT AND OA SSIMBRES,
LINEN GOODS, 'POPLINS it WHITE GOODS,
" Gloves, Hosiery, Knit Goods and Notions.
Choice Groceries.
Sugar, Soap, Tobacco, Syrup, Lice, Saleratus,
Coffee, Tea, Crackers, Salt, Fish, Flour.
Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes, Rubbers, Crockery, Wooden Ware, &c.
Cash. Paid for BUTTER, or shipped on Commission.
Please call and look our Stook over. Yon will always dad 1111 read/ and willing to show
goods.
Wellsboro, May 10, 1871.-Iy. 1 .I. R. BAIII2F.EIt.
Wickham_ Sr j Farr,
TOGA, PA.
HAVE just openedtheir Now Stook of SPRING GOODS and are selling 500 Pieces of the
beat Prints at 10 cents pei yard. Deot yard 'wide standard Sheeting, at B, ' 9, 10, and 11
per yard. Our4tock of , .
DIMON 6001919
litackAlpaca, Tapaitese" Poplins and Silks, Pure Mohair Granadiers,
Percaler, Organdies, Lawns, Robe Patterns, Colored Al
pacas, • -
JUnens
FOR LADIES SUITS, IX., AC. We have au ologant line of
DRESS
We have a good assortment of the best styles of Spring and Summer SHAWLS at norrou
PRICES. We can show the ladies the largest assortment of
White Goode, Hosiery, Gloves, Laces and Ribbons, and a full Stock of
'Yankee Nationei and T.rinuningsig
We have a largo quantity of BOOTS and SHOES, to snit the foot and puree of all
who wilt favor as with a call. Oar 'stook of
READY-MADE CLOTHING, Hats, Caps, and Straw Goode -is
entirely new', very extensive, and very cheap. GROCERIES \
and PROVISIONS, we have in abundance. ll
Don't forget our immense Stook of WHITE GRANITE AND CHINA WARE
ffair-juet drop in and you will see bow it is yourself.
Tioga, May 8, 1871.
George FMneis Train
MONEY! MONEY!
The Cheapest" Placein Town to Buy 3),our
Orticeries,
IN
MMM
Truman Brothers.
OE
Tor] XLE3 eitVl.atl3r C:lEteh !
April 0, 111/9.
a apeolelity.! The
Stook of the
Dry GOODS,
JUST Rucaninnk AT
(Baobe's old Stand) Main Stioid,Weggitkio:
DRESS GOODS!
AND A FULL STOCK OF
The potronago of rho public solicitod.
le complete, including the best brands of
and all atylea and colon of
and Chinese Grass Cloth
FROM 15 to 35 CENTS PER YARD.
FOR PRESIDENT IN 1872.
is at
Mil
THOMAS HARDEN.
latest Styles or
111=1
Clothing,
NO BOOKS KEPT.
C. C. MATHERS. ,
GOODS,
WICKHAM, & FARR
L. N. TRU MAN, ..
A.A. TR=AN.
r - ,
~.,,,,, In gnkruptcy, , s .
Western
.I:diarist f Pennsylvanle,' as.
'This le to give nodes, That on the 27th day of
Aprif, A.D. 18,1,cawittrant in Bankruptcy was
Joined against the estate of James Porter in w as
amply of Tioge, land State of Ponnsylvanb,
who has been adjudged a Bankrupt on petition
4 0 . 1,19 creditors; that the payment of any debts
and delivery of any property belonging to snob
BinkOtPC Co' him or for Ma ute;Untthe transfer
of any property by Mgt are forbidden by law;
that'a meeting of o orodltora of the said Book
'r apt, Co prove the debts, and to (loose one or
more assignees of is estate, will be held at a
Court of Bankrupt y, t 3 be holden at the office
it
of F. E. etratb, Re W, at Tlop, Penn ' *, in said
D trio before R. . Smith, Lug., Register, on
Lb' 27th.day of May, A.D. 1871, at 10 o'clock
ist
A. M. A. MURDOCH,
7 17,1,871.-3w. 1 , U. 8. Marshal.
=EI
V' viable Town ' Properly
• 1- FOR SALE.
THE subseribar offers for sale the following
property, iris: 20 village lots situated on
State Street, 4 lots situated near Sheridan at., 9
&MN of land near the °mastery. This property
will bo sold at mod ate woes and time given;
also the house and I , t of Chas. Williams, near
the If. B. . • animosities is also agent
for the North Cato us Land Company. Par•
ties deliring to vial that section can get Rem
road tickets at redo • d prism, and also valuable
information in refs on to the Company from
May 10, 1871-tf. W: SHERWOOD.
13 BLOW will be to , ud a few of the 'late test-
JILP impulse registerei Bastuupt's Dental Of
fice. I 1 hi- r 1 9 .
Wore Ito have teeth extraeted every day,
should use the gas.—J. P. Higgins.
After suffering severe pain_ by having teeth
extraoted, I went to adman's, and took gas ,
bad flits teeth sensor • d withordealn. And would
by all means use it a : . . Brisoo.
Had eight teeth re eyed with the aid of gas,
and one without. I refer the, gas by all odds.
Wm. W. Bur oy.
Perfect satisfactio no pain.—Arville Comp
toO. i.
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Sill & SqUir s,
WHOLES . B DEALER IN
Foreign it, Domestic iquors
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Agentalor Fi e Old Witisklea,
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G. N. SqVzsgs,CORNING, N.. 7.
May 71
17, 111. I
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&delly all Druggifte and Dealers in Medicine.
Price one Dollar Per notille.
R. P. HALL 154 CO., Proprietors.
LABORATOET I NASHUA, N; Rs
Aug. 3, 1870-Iy.
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Gen't Ins
Life, Fire,
Assets o
rllB. CO. of North AO:mica, P 0,050,535 60
Franklin Firelns. Co. of Pbga, Pl 3,087,452 35
North British k Mercantile Ins. C
of London and Edinburg,. 10,000,000
Nortrner. Fire Ins. Co. of N. Y. 500,000
Niagara \ Fire The. Co . of - N. Y 1,000,000
Farmoro‘slo. Fire Ins. Co.,York, Fa. 909,889 15
Pbcenis Mat. Life Ins. Co. of Hart-
ford, Conn. 5,081,920 60
Penn's Cattle Ina. Co: of POttsville. 800,000 00
Total \ $24,229,842 64
Insurance promptly eiTeoted by mall or other
wise, on all hinds of Property. All loeses
promptly adjusted and paid, Live etook Insur
ed against dentbfire or theft.
All communications promptly attended to
Otkeo on Main Street, 2d door above Church st.,
Knoxville,
Pa. \ WM. B. SMITH,
April 25, 1871-tf. Agent.
STEREOSCOPES,
.
VIEWS, ' \
matrio, j ,
\ORIcOM F RAMES. 1 . M
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E. dr, H. T. ANTHONY & CO., •
591 BROADWAY, NKW YORK, •
Invite the attention of the Trade \to their eaten.
sive assortment of the above goods, of their own
publication, manufacture and impo rtation.
Also,
PHOTO LANTERN 81.6118
'and
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GRAPHOSOOPES.
IIEW VIEWS OF *warn.
B. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
a 1
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10ADWAY, Nnw Yolk,,
pposite Mettopolltaalliitei,
IMPORTIMS • HAIMPACTORORB OP
PHOTOGRA IC MATIiRIALS.
Me rob 1, 1811-1 .
gozse an, Lot for Sale.
A DESIRABLE HOUSE, - nearly new, and
one-trrd of an acre of land, adjoining the
driving pa Price reasonable; terms easy.—
ire o L. 0. BENNET.
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Jed to its 'original
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- hair is thin or falling
ill, by the use of our
vver,soon see its good
ii, as, by its tonic and
lating properties the
1
lands will, be incited
and he hair grow thick
and s rong again. In cases
of 11 , ldness it will create
a new growth unless the
follicles are destroyed. It
is cooling, and allays all
itching and. irritation of
the setdp. It does notatain
the lkin as do dyes, but
makes the scalp white and
clea 1. As a DRESSING
the best and most
i mieal preparation in
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PE, TIOGA CO., PA
and Accidental.
er $24,000,000.
KNOX VIL
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07 COSMANINS
GOOD TEE/PEARS
mintrAL serum=
LIFE INS; MONITION.
Chartered by Epeeist Aot of the LeglaWere of
1 Pennsylvania,
[ CHARTER FEB-PET/3'lf.
PEihfALES ADMITTED ON EQUAL TORMS.
' °motto, 2
Hon. Si B; Ouse*, yreettent.
'l.. A. TrLan, Vic, President. ' •
Aram Gobs, Secretary.
- PLAN—To secure a benefit ots2ooo at
death, exemberahlp, fee (payable In '
ranoe3 ' $lO 00
Annual due, (after dratyear,) ' 210
Mortuary assessments , from $1 to $2 0, ao.
cording to age. Persons Insured from 1 to 60
years of age.
Wanted, an active baelneee matt in • .every
towneblp, to work for the Good Templara Mutu
al Beuellt Assoolation. E. T. BENTLEY.
General Agent for Tioga Co.
Tioga, Feb 8,1871 tf
FIRE INSURANCE.
.11'NO. I. ItILITGRELL, 4gl,
WELLSBORO, PA.
emu Policies Will - et-class Companies Mai
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RELIABLE COMP
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will grant Insurance.
1
San: 4, 1871.--ly.
The Oheapest Place in the State
. Foi.rhotographsl .
_
AT
WOOD'S GILLIIIII
fj CARDS for 60 tents. Largepioturee and
V frames for $t Old pictures copied, en
larged and finished in the finest style. New
style Wilkes and everything kept In a gallery on
band, or furnished to order.
•
THE . LOWEST PRICES AND THE
. REST WORK:
Rooms over Gardner's groom store.
fes 11871 tf Wellaboro, Pa.
Application for Charter,
NOTI,OE IB HEREBY GIVEN that the fol.
lowing applications for charters Of incor
poration' have been filed in my office, and will
be presented to the court of Comm'pn Pleas of
Tioga county, Monday May 29, 1871:
Application of Oliver Hamilton, Jacob Lar
'risbn,John B. Everett, et. al, under the name
of "he First Methodist Episcopal Chnroh," of
Jaelcson Center, Pa.
Application of Joel Culver, Litman Fenton.
Jeremiah Block as others, to amend the char
ter, of "The First Union Church of Charleston.
Application of 39. Kingsley, Aaron Squire•
Nelson E. Brace and others for charter of incor
poration of "The Daily Creek Baptist Church of
Rutland."
May it. 1871-3 w J . P. pONALDSON I .
Proth'y.
IikirANHOOD: HOW LOST, HOW RESTOR-
In ED. Just published by DR.BEWIS. 258
pages. Third Edition. THE MEDICAL COM- '
PANION AND GUIDE TO HEALTH, on the
radical mire of Sperrnatorrhcea, or Seminal Weak
ness,lnvoluntary Seminal !Mesa, Lppoteitey,
Metal and Physical Incapacity, Impediments to
Marriage, eta., and the Venereal and Syphilitic ,
Maladies, with plain and clear directions far the T
speedy cure ofSecondary Symptoms, Gionorrhma,
Gleets, Strictures, find all diseases of the skin,
inch as Scurvy, Scrofula, Ulcers, Boils, Blotehes
anvil
Epilepsy, and Fits, induced by eelf.indulgence
or sexual extravagance.'
The celebrated author, in this admirable Trea
tise, clearly demonstrates, from a forty years'
successful practice. that the alarming conse
quence of self-abuse may be radically cured ;
pointing out a mode of cure at once sluiple, cer
t
tain, and e ff ectual, by means of wh oh every
sufferer, no matter what his condition may be,
can be e ff ectually cured, cheaply, privy ely, aid
radically.
.ir•This Book should be in the bans of ev
ery youth, and every, man in the land.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope Price 50
cents. Address, DR. LEWIS, No. 7 Beach St,
New York.
March, 8 1871.-6ra.
R. BAKER &, SON
AT WESTEIELD, PA+ "
KEEP - ON HAND AND MAKE OKDEE
111JGG-11ES & P.I4TFORM
Spring Wakons: •
es=
NY edo not propose to sell cheaper than the
cheapest, but make- as good as the, BEST at
reasonable prices. We also do painting in the
highest and 'best style of the art. Any one
wanting anything in our line will please CALL.
H. BAKER 8 SON.
*eattield, March 22,—tf.
TO THE WORKING CLAI3B,—,We are now prepared
to furnish all classes with constant employment at
home, the whole orate time or for the spare moments.
Blisters* nrw, light and profitable. Persons of either
sex easily earn from 50e. to $5 per erentag,and • pro
portioual sum by devoting their wholo time to the
Elena and girls earn nearly as mute as MM.
That all who nee this notice may send theft address,
ond 'test the business, We make this unparalleled offer:
To such as nre not well satisfied, we will send $1 to pay
for the trouble of writing. Poll partienlans, a valuable
sample which will do to commence work on, and a
copy erne I eopte's Literary Companion—one of the
largest and best family newspapers published—all sent
free by mail. Reader, If you want permanent, profita
ble work, address
E. 0. ALLEN & CON'Aerairszt, MAINE.
Aplil 19,1871.-3 m.
$5 To $lO Per. Day MIEN. WOMEN,
• BOYS and
Ofilf,S who engage in our uow hotlines make from 0
to $lO por day in their own localities. Pull particulars
and Instructions sent,. free by mall. Those In need of
permanent. profitable work, should address at once.
GEOSO it STINSON & CO., Portland, klaino.
Ap II 10, 1871 —Bm.
PLASTER. PLASTER.
WILL be kept constantly on band at Ttega
Depot, watt' the 1.51140 May next, a
87 50 per ton. • • 7,1 DILLISTIN.
March 15, 1871 2m
APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSE . —Notice
'is hereby given that the following' named
persons have made application for tavern licett,..•
sea and eating house licenses, and that the same
wilt be presented to the Court of Quarter Ses
sions of 'Nga county, thel2ilth day of May, in
stant,• at info o'clock P.M.; when-all interested
may attend if they think proper.
JOHN P. DONALDSON, Pro'y.
1101111,9.
, L. J. Kimble. Lawrenceville.
' L. Phillips, Fall Ilrook.
James Patterson, Bioseburg.
3. Wilson, .
'• D. W. Hibbard, Ruthenia.
C. W. Wheeler, Union.,
Orson Edgeonnb,
Geo. Close, Weslielde
• James Kelley, Blot*.
William Sage, if •
R. W. Thomas, 44 '
R. L. Boynton, .Teekrobi 4 '
B. R 6BB , 931401%
O. C. Phillips, Knoxville.
; William L.1%041118, Wird.
' Robert Trader, E lklan 1,
Morgan Shaul, Deerfield.
• Bugene 0. Martin, Osceola.
Bites M. Smith, Wogs.*
R. R. Bond, Lawrenceville.
HAMM nousas.
Burly I Hayes. Blessburg.
Martin Scully, Steinberg.
James S. Mitchell, Blass.
Stephen Bowen, "
• Robert Begat
Barnard A. Murray, "
May 3,18 n AN
JRO. I. MII`OHILL.