• • - 2 • _ _ Eil THE TINA CthirliAtiTATOß :i,,RthOtrir. Nt'Zl&Yl6li;itruH' ni ‘ " ••• • p. q. V' a ~x~. HRH OF SUBSCRIPTION 'NUMMI IN ADM, \ - 5 abecrlPtlcrn, (per yrar) MO. RATES OE ADVERTISING. l'sx Miss or 3.1m0x cat LE63, MAAS ONE 13417 AR) 11n. Blue I 4.lnr I 13310 r Mos 11 Yr "Ara 'V I $ l-,43° $ 2 . 00 E 2,60 i moo 157,00 I $12.00 4 sqtexag, I 2,00 1 8,00 L 4,00 1 k 8,00 i 2,00 I /8,00 ti7o.rij.-17:71 10,00 1!1.@01 37,00 022 pa eo,oo Cao,op -..:5-.7.7T1E - Y3115706110) 5 1 7 it ,, b0 co,oo 100-,01. z ,vecial Notices 16 cants par line; Editorial or Cal 1.0 Cent" per line. ,totk:Lit advestislng I,Mai ba Raid 'or In Entrance. a6t iCo Bhutto, Oonstabla Blankn, Deacti o lndir t hand. t.stjt4lNlDEgiS CUPS• .....-,...1.1„,,....,..... .' \ .. BTATIONEI.' 'l.l . O. 1: . ".'elo.i.' PARKHURST it'CO:, : .i , Tloga iarble . • Works. —........... . 4....04."4.4. - 44.,--,—... .....•.... 113.A.ISIKETS„ ;._.. : I IFS undersign 4 le nor prep i nted to oz.). j,; Ycit lf L. ' a e°4 ,P M•74;19. 1,4016„ T, 001#m ,-' . /••••. 4 0- ..-... ,•,:s. --- :: '..- .1 • cAte all orciprelnropb,E,tbrops and 3 103 m. NeTtik "Y "' .. g .., 1 11.: 11 1 .111 i .40 'Y." rinons:r, 1 2;4 4k, ..• 4 P • .' t . . , e b , ~ A, ~ , -',,,,_,,,,. 1 ::.- " ."` ' ' • ittattArt ,, v ,,,- I tu i ,te of either Puernen '" il# 44. 12;00loX„ 41:24 11 l i z ; ,:‘• rAiLICECI.SI'. ? Turnerd " loaf 1 4 4. ~ • 43; T o stp .8.10 1111 P L . i - , CrISO:r. i i 1 ITALIAN OR RUTLAND MARBLE, NowtOgh r , " •••_...!.... la . pa ...”.,1*••••• ~.., Pv.7irryis,lii7. 1160' 61* ' ' 20 6# 1020.1# va .f,t . ) , 31, 161141.13 pi ". 1" , ...~ 1 . _ .111 . 7 7 - 7 .. 1 sit with dispatch. Owego • 488 4.-1040 4 . 8,12 ## 6.511 * 4 SaCitv, Coates & Co. 0 keeps conetantly on hand both Maths of, waTerlY '! 610 ".,10.1Str lb 4.02 if &MI ' 1 .1i 1i.1•.,5, liunxville, Tiotto, County, Pa - .l' 31arblo and will be able to cult all who may e, 1 -," , 544, `, l 1/.119. s' 4.40 "' 6,15 " vo him with choir ordert, an as racLoonabilatailu f 0 °° : l o , - 71 12n3izi t nil ify : it a i ;#! •,; flit Etcp ." 1 1, 28 99: 5 ,1 J ! 1: 2 0 9 3 9 . r e ' . :y 5 ,52 156 ,b . r ‘ 1. ' - ar T .sioaliy oa depooit, discouut aotati ',- - - - 0 n; se Cat 110 Obtained in th'fi nunnery. ' wootestia ,60' 102 T #6 ~.„„... 019 ei , %a 9.0 a ail ,ad soli drafts on New York Imp o tfo 11 ... I'LLAZUE. ADAMS. . Buffalo •( 10 60 SV 'B,Wip . lll . U. 20 a 1140 41 un a prof:aptly malle•.-- Jun 1,1-871-Y ' • •logo ,Jan.,1,1871-)f. , 8/48 174115 fl. 1140 r.tt 1.01kV•r: , 1 2,114.171 LIURIPp Mtratiall 3 tritrr.-Oatnealt. 'A , srMis?; t , . fir -41, ,1.40 ) 1,1 UT E c. HSCri ' Cil du : ' " ' 1.16 is xl. 10,25. 4 DAro CoArs, } lint-sviiia. ro WA-A' ' ail' Tscriv is .4 3 , Its` it vxes 004 tivAx.xl, I I " IFLa 3C3. 461.3:Lew, Neatiolio. 1-05- -9.20- 4 - fititaliti 4.4061 n. _ A i. 8.80. pm I.Bolta IVACO pin 4 gr 1 7 ,26- '-'- r 4.00 onr 4.01) s i p It i • /o.lo' 6- ' COO " 6.80 . - t. ,, ...., rA..ve . •- • . .... G. 130. W. 11E111 11a, ITTOWSEY and COXISSELOE at L.Vit OLUce in Smith and BoTren'a 131oolt,daron hull '•••x. Agitator 060913 p , *tsiz?, [second floor.) Arvildtfclo Ps jaan_iyee'4 k 07' 51 - C 43 Jno. L. Ztehell, t rael ORACPIfs 7 4 .F t iatut, Iran co Agiat. - 0 chettirere's Drtig Efecrio;' Welleboro, Pu. ' Jun.l, 1871. q Vi r tiliaLl A. &Me, .I..nnoy rind Counselor at Law, tint door abode ..!onvor6o Osgoad'e store, ou Slain stYnni. wellsboro, January 1, 18Y11(.1 IRO, W. Adamo, lrney and °crams°lur at Lav,..llo3otteld,Tinge, -wary, P. Voiloarhirgi promyrly atttnodtrd Tun. 1, 197-1-y WI bon F.; 'Sikh., i —graoye ankl Courolors at ta..,;. , ;llrillittoad, ,p-otoptly to bane cum:ired to their-care in' 'at) uoantica ot Iloga and Pottaz. Olacso on -be kvcoun. Jan. t, .1.871 y E. r . Wtt,E7.l . ! • John W. Guernsey, Ar.oraoy and Cauncrulor at Law. 411 btuangEre to Oloa will lin pruovtly attondou to. iidied 14 door tooth of o.3unty, 1; 11371. l'ii3a. 15. Smith, Bottuty and In,curatit3o Agent. C.;or.. ttardzitiona gent to the above adtireau will re., .aive prompt attention. forma aluderatt, ,:tutus, Pa.—Jan. 1, 1571 7---------- Buyni ij llthir - Okt011y:. - ' - I —r— A , ..1r.e,- an .1 oauusel.)r6 at law, ''.l:loga Pa All :LiSLaleaS outruice4 tuthvit Cana will revt4vA , - ' i.r..Hapt , EtteCition. '. H.. :3 Evtkoi s 5. 0. UOUttlf. Jau I. WI y li ---- 4S. .1 41.1f177:a. P-rinstrong u Lima, ATTOUNEYS - .AT - LAW , wILLL'aIeTI)ItI, PENI3 . A. )hn 1,11171-y, _ OS. D. Tata. k, Co., it , L 1 0 106 11 1) Drugglato, and &salvia in Wall Paper, licrrcrsnao Lamps, Window . GIUS9, Purininory, PdID r4OilV, Se., tLe.—Corultag, N. Y. Janil '7l. D. Bacon, M. D„ Physielau4l34 Stirgemblit dour vat of Imaaffiol• 11340--Afalo Etntut. Will lacuna yromptly tt 11 culls. Wallsbcro.—Jan. 1, 11371- A. M. lugham, M. D., 11,moeopathln, Oftoo ut hit) Iltoitltravo (qa the, nvonu6.—•Jan. 1, 1871. Oeurgo Wagner, ihr, ,Da op lartt, duoi uoittipf Xtobcttlf Bail; e y'd Clot dwo re Bun*. Cuttluvliittlogaud 110. pairing done promptly and well.—jau, 1, 18T1 timitb 'l3 hotel, T:l,3i, Pa , r, . :kl. Smith, Proprietor. liouto is good ccodltiou to acooruniatlatu tho traTiollog pablic lu a pveriw manner.—Jan. 1, 1511. Farm em' Ternperanto Hotel. Kr, E. 11. , )5i KO 7.1, having parahated housa, 1 0Jn..1 , 40; is :atom 4 5,LA ,ctio viol, etrialy ccnap•+rapCd vsj E I!'n f i tu,N uhd tvit'. Ci6arrlve ft.atn. 7 • ,Jltuary 1,1971 Cuion Hotel. • _ . . z. 11. '741-, Horn, Proprietor, ~F'ellgUoYo. Ps: t 5 pleAsautly fvuiiorl, and liar ait .au 1 mwmatenues fur min and bl3det. Charger - 28,lueate.--.19.n 1, 1871-Iy. w. W. WEB% N. D. ) _ •• Physician and - tirgeon, - rucr,—Oronlng outl4/6 --sr,4r 1.197(. F' :1 R:11 FOR ~..1 I, 6 TH E f••r galis (tile te.re•, tni'? C-Z t k.,11.,1;0w", c , ,u rd.% , 1 •.• %it hin • ‘V,••';•.; •r, t c •••• . r.t..? tifilliTo (n C. a Jn LIB. ME =Eli !h^ ME F t• at 3. 1.1.3 r Si e ONE lICNDRED AC I; eighty 11111 T Cis• ,1..) I ver4 t . tlio to 1•, Nil Ai ClJ , tr r : 1 , 19 • IL 'Qrn :11)10 L Ol P. rao gw,.! ,2. IS., moti Fi<lapriM r,r t rry. 1, P (11' C!V 3r:U EOM ;,;• 1 .I' , 1 10 1 ; ,i •, New Jewelry Store. gin I t c.; =EI .Veweir:§' :0.1!: (tug 1:y C. 1,. IYill ".t N e fi'l al , Nortomot of %OCKS, JEwEmer, LT 7 EI? A ND PLATED-wAy-E. tvAIttINEH, one of the •••o:t. , en Peunzy!vattia, tt, REPAIRING OF WATCHES CLOCKS &e., &e., &e. t'uo eYiilfu )Fiqz of IC 11 ti ii -c.octccn ` l /rs rant e.it pcirlea co U eufrwirrlt Guarantee. S. B. ARRNE . Au i 4 23, 1371- tf. Shoe, Leather and Findhag Store. E. Tioga Co., Pa. rqhgcriVr e re notify tb.ttr friends ..u0..11..re nr.• doing a ivv°l n.d a«oll.h,ro ,treet. op. "-• t. b lel k. el , lt.,•,ts of • ‘. l t t t rs tt h tih for il, E. b . 11:111 a, SUN. NO 7,1671 tf hi is a popular hotel lately kept by B. D. 110 itlay. The Proprietor will aparo no paint' to mike it a firat.clasa itoure. All the stager ' ar. rite and depart frumlthis house. A geed hostler In Itendttnee. Livery attached. f . art 1,1871-1 y ) SILVER SPOONS, Pk ed Spoons arid Yorke; Table, Butt* and Fqft ntfive9 Caps, Castors and Cake Baskets; Na 'stn Rings; Cream Salt Sugar and Mustard SPOunsi Flue Gold and Agate Rings; Gold Pons and Penails; Solid Gold Sets; Pearl Paaey and Plated Buttons; Watch Guards and Chains, to., A large stock of SPECTACLES, GLASSES,Iand Cold Glasses, all at reduced prices, .. . • • ' 1 - • " ..) e g. lligt.*atOlies' and - ,TUwilt'Y nett& ItqliVed • ic • h mit 1, 18'7'1. .1E '' #w :' -- Bio• ASTRA N g 0340 1 -r -Late. - oPrataziri) seen utinuinuAL lii4z - 7 , , . .. i ' i allejl'ire •' " ' DENTIST. 011ie opposite Cone House, Wollsboro, Pa. All uperatiuns neatly and carefully performed. Sat iefaitton guaranteed at 'live and let live prieee.l F b 22, 1871. tf ( , •P:NY/f; And ONE Exalt bean. moro than forty thousand in advance of their rales of the previous year, and over forty four t r iousand more than the rates of any whir Company fur 1510, as shown by the following figures from BWORI/ roturns of the Pales of Licen i Ses. - The binge: Dienufaeturing company i . ,sot over ail letoranes Sescify. • . . :: .v , ..' 'Afis ltfite . tv.. - -- - lio -. .if; mitqa-.. &Id over tAo Wilear f, GiOs Sew- Ogidtarkina Co , 05,P43 d,. Sad lioi• tko 17ood &witty Mu rehi/4 Go., 62,821 do, SPcd doer the Grt.var dr Baker Scitkag ;lac/tins Co, 1 0,631 do. Sold±:er tAe Howe Madams 0., 52,471. . do: ,42,3c1 er -tAo WAIF! tw cY Tito -on - !fa -- ttfacriiring - Co., - ...,;.48,615 do, all of ithieh is mainly owing to the popularity of what is known as the "New FA.Pror Eirivraa !A m:11; 9 1 14 4 " wilieb is now fast finding its way into'istros7 woll regulated housobold.—For Cir cularislgiving full particulars of Niachlues, their I - Folding. Vases of many varieties of- wood and tinish;l i tbeir Attpehments for rannsratts ttinds of work, vhich, till recently, it was thought that delicatet tingers-alone could perform ) , att :well as partibtilarti about ill "tall - alas used; by their Ma clilnes much ae Twist, Linen Thread, e!Yo - 01 Cot ton, Oil, do., Ise., apply to any of their Alathar- Ind Akettrs, or Co , ! TIEp INGE 3 MA.7-tTAOIVRI - 174 Co. 4.s9. 6 llnnialvaq, - 2 Noitii York. - 'Philadelphia Office 1106 Chestnut Bt. March 22, 1871—tr. EMT== J Plano lorgebt a cion of t @IEEE vKiity, that Ail Id excLauF, pitriug bolt $A CIE-EAP. • 1'..4k0. , ant, • new, loather Joy - baggy ; ono 1 ,1 c , t Ypen buggy, nearly now ono two hortt• lurch; t tingloliarnere. _ • IVIUG LIT &.; Pint) PI, I I ! HS Subscriber offers for rale his ram, situ. 1 uteri it till: tour of Duluatr, some eight w il ts fro 1 , Well:A.)om.* Said farm contains 75 acres, C. the Ilii of which is Improved; good frame balm 30x42:enti R. g - eod log house, an.? some fruit trove tVieen. , Said farm is net.mr parsed fo fertility of FOii in this Eet'...n. For partienl3 s inquire of the rubycsibcr at the ollice of U. W. , lerrick, Esq., ‘Vtdkboro Pa. 4)111 19, 1871-tf A. REDFIELD. Bu A . N Inititutiozi to prepare , young tom' for our it,c,q4.- Tho grawiltattre ur` this i 01111 ege.• a re n ring c, ,, rninistidintt , and tuorutivo - positlunrt in ue:irl ci.r . ,. elty !ii aro 1itt..,,. ~ Orr F t uI , r,,, c, , ormin!tljr full particulars, Ppm , - ~,,, ~,.74 V tar - etc, . olkgo til.ili R dlls, Pun Draw to. *(ti , s e .t. ti 11 ot•ton owl u,1.1N-611 ~. ~~~ -O!EigoaSSONINON vf , ) . ~r- , - - •••, . _ ' - - s" - - ; 1 -, • • 1 , ,:, „., ~. ,„,i - ~,f , ,,,,,. ~.:. t,, I ia11.14 , ~: u 1....!• •-'i-•i• - .-•,;--. ',..; . ;“••. s'. - • - ),4i*ii ;-.- -- ,t ••••• , Is•-•` - -_,,, ...-.' , i . ' ..!,, ,-.—•• • ••,!- •••,' i .." '., ~:,.. ~ ~ , ! .--j' , __......, ..,,,,,... , - :- ( ----.• ~ :,.. ....„ .4.., ..7 ; : ~,, . , , .. , , , ...y. 5, ,_ ,, .. - „ ;,.. ,...t.: 1 ,, r 1 1 :: 1: ., ; i :• 4. ,. :1 13 ,,,,, . 7,,. . ;,..,:,, , i ' ~ ., ,: ::••;: i; ;;;1, . :.:11•I ir . i . :--...,,.. , .--, , • . 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Zsii ,' ',. -I''' '., Ist s 7.: tit '.'.; ‘..7`.:i''-' , " • ,: 1, ‘ , '"\,..,: .- • 1 ' -.' 2 , , . 1 Sr, V: ; • -- - - - - ;- -- .._ .............----.....- WON i , _ 'f_ ~' VOL, Xvill. Wellsboro Ho tel , • COR. MAIN ST. ct TUE AVYaIitYR, WELLEGIORO, PA. SOI L . BUNNEL, FROPIR i FIVEI I IC T IOS constantly on hand, ELGIN v s 01:T11A 1%1 and SWISS WATCH -25,• ino, Alarm fir Culondur GIMES, ruE SINGER Dilanufavturing Company, aT, THE; SUORLD'S: `FAIR, =UM ooatitutud by tho homes of the-people— etroived tho OToat 'Award of tho HIGHEST SALES ! base l'oft ell rivals far hated them, for they SOLD IN 1070 OYDRLD Lsrp Tivz - NTY-suvraz TtimituirD ) lIONDAEDd l TitutT7 'runts Mettrimzs 1 New Music Storel OPPOSITE CONE TIOUSE, VVrI.T,c-.13( - )T10. PA. EENE WS ..ror IrAwrorad /via Fralno Sofr - Pelul A ill 0: PO ICI ES Dealcs lu all ',duds of , - and Musica):Morthandise, 'ti host seioction of I\ll.'6!C in this tree o Country. Planox warranted for 20 e:Jr7, eons and Cabinet. Organs DTelo th Oreorier'f: rittent Foot Pcdal u 5 of Int,lruui..nti bought or taken in .7.a to let. 7.3.• All or.lern for ro- I nd Tuninx proiuptly attended to. J W. MeINTOSIT, Agent. s: 1. arm for S'ale• BUSINESS COLLEGE. A J ►Ynk\ Ltt Eiwira, N. Y. Auguat 3,1871—ft =Uri _ Northeia'COliii'al. , - Direct bu L tokthAnd Bouth, On and aria 110ridyirtif,13filYST1, Trains will deport from Trdpicra. rott•Cui•-. 4-. " •-; -. .-:::-..• ..' - ' . . , . 14.1,v STITIIWARB. - klalia.B.uress,ll , 9BA. , ~B uffalo Exgrios,ll.9l,.3r , h- --- ' - ' , iike , 7.08. , GOLD OR SILVER CLOCKS, JEWEIA IVY, COLD priAms, PINS, PENCILS, I CASES, GOLD & STEEL PENS;` TIIptIBLES, •vtaLliehmeat, which h . old low for Itopalring dond neatly tort NOTICE. January 1,1871—y. - 1 --- 1 -- ---• -. -- ...-11 --- l' - - - -, c-r-. 41 1111 - Itil - V H- Tri ! — O l ia r .NIS,, TuP:subEer Oildli 4)fre for. solo r: lbo fof— .:',l6tviboilreablovii!og proporty v io Wells- ,born.,' 204010 lots aitid o i ,Stattt ,A4elt, 40. 4 lots On Cboildatoty3 tract, (t Era4ue ~ Follo,wg Vann;) and die - Jima° ;irk - lot of Otirlett-Will-, laws. ,- ; TI1O's - orot4Ori, ive'll' situated , end wilf bo -said 'ork's:iitsuriablo_terans t l. , ..., _ ~ HENRY 11,E#TirO01? .t. SON. Auiust 23, 1671-0 _ ' WEI • • - -- ttLEMORO , ,AND MA DOliELii STAG ii: r4xl't.E4::::i • .. • • - TUE. undersig•ned. ,proprsato.r of. , this lipo takes this toothed, of in ioruttoa th'itr.PtOlio • that th above- Binge tune ,t a ns_ (Snadaye excepted.) betwoon the two pla, nes as . - Leaven Wellaboro RCS a. m., aad arrives•at Ilanpliold at IQ Stt a`fm . ' 'F .;f LoaveX viltut•field at 2 21(1 p. m and arrives at IVolleboro at 6 p m. jiW"Raresl,l6. JO* 1871-ff " B. VAN 801411 Ir. =MX= : RAILWAY 1 41/V441331X13 p , ? 4 1 t ,ilia4CT 0 Thai. TAU; rixii.iiiii6arlati NEW and IMPROVED DRAWING ROOll and BLEEPING !XlAClMED,entatiltan gall Modern Improve. merits, are ran throe& air all 'llene between Buffalo. Niagara Falls, J3ilalpabliOD Vtldge,Oltraltrad, natfaud New York. • WeatWard. ia,adiiia - Duo 444 , ." Da° Mactatted '4 ll R. " _ additimaLLota d.ao a, m. c - • 6.00 a. sa l dal4., IStAti pa; 0.00 a. ta.dally § dratti akitt• tittdo•23 /440 .14SEri 11 ja raaaaintar i ktlfftplel mint gt-at t ,TfactV tril424-ptia*••Wiest Viet 7L,"1. lIIVAPAV '''' ; ;‘: -i • " ,' " - _'• ',', !. - • .0 1 1,.. r5 t, tict l / 4 .16 ; t i n .7''.il r mt.7:en. 4-17'51 - 11)1 efti-r ,, i-ur . ll 1 , 111.-41..r.11.144-OC.:-Yft,4l4;i,-4.4t5 - .161.4. . Diittchr..?....! k 0 ‘,.14 oa iv mi:. ..:;..;.::,,;: ti .(444 ml , stglii As CrUedbleut.. t",:•..7 96 "tt..a....... -- ,..4. I. 345 Ji 7100.P0 lb Ikliouivilie”,',r, 03122DL1N.a.......mi1f*-4}Uivitfi A lii liUll :!• mit 'M r tR1. 4 71f a ,-:, 1 1,03-. ~, 41 , 0 m.l 40 • 4 . emu iltldo "t :` 'Leis' •'". 636 ^ _ l /Qoo li '' F OA' te Niagara vans . 148 . 4 I a 461 - 4 L ito vitt . 1 fold%) 1101Talb;:.7.1 - ` *+ , 211 - TM±lr23 - " - . "1 - 00 - j Ri:nlboti , r ~4 L 600 4 , !,6 4.0__",i..4.a.4wil gr' no4' 1 5°3 suP :ll ( I 's - [Ft) wti ' '7919g. , ' , A I`l 0 1, M,., 1 ' *"• ! a F';‘.lu6t , /Itmiri..e... "I I 410 '" saa?.lo/1-23214 7 04 Ls% /111 go' re way - t0y... 0 11 ail f 4 i I al) ostrzi sr Altatorpla cvw.gm,a q 4 1 + 26- ,?: i 1 , 047.2 i Aso.. f‘dia4lJics, *rograpm..,,,,i4, o gt, ;4 1, 1 , 2 4 , ,,i 7 4, 4 •:1 *lO4 —., r ,, v c rit - r- it, ty •11 - 4 - r - 7 . v" , 7f .. e , ,1 .tddiet , _OO4 00 ' ••••pr...••••• ..........c.v. NOtibUrr. 1 41 fv'.......;.. 11 40 a m . .'....4....! 9 . 110 , " ' 4 - 3 1 urintit...• ".11.......1 806 1311.FA.78.7nsoliala Dap Patyrson- 44 i 600 " lola 4 . 133r21Pitm .IE4WPm N4svarar...---,1-.1..1.161. IL a of. pm; 616 ....... 4 Justly ettlr ft ," .410 0,1 4.mi 216 i ....4 1 ~11/2 N uw X °tk .. ''',":l/ le Ve il t.9!"'Pg.f.k "k g° p m Addit.i9na X. 1 ,°. 041-1 4 1 , 1 ozaz Afkiii• 6 40 ft in ', iiiilry irouillO ht.1i41116:" 6.16 a D.I„ . sandal. excalitird. !rpm ELumllolll4- .., 1 6LO ' a in- exotigit putalaylri fralia QWe a. " ''.• II .7.60 a m., tamp. baud ual. atoms t i I 4, 1.06 p. m.. exoept duudays, from ealatid I'M: • 9,101;?... m., gawp*, 89901krt,1rtam ,Llopeullemille. - , !th5,1134. • v : ~,,.t itonad, .041.1 p of t •,„ - 1,13 t. RUCIItIIIt, - - ' ; ) ,ii 4 it.- it: ton: --. ' I 0 "I ktUP ' t) •' - ''' thontrPoil. Ag i t. Blisssburg& Corniurik Tioga- It. .. . DEPAILT F 11.031 TIMM/4001Sn EOM.. ':C No 1-9.811 a 111 Nos-8;28 p'M 2 . N 014.44 No 7-6.83 a in No 9,1X07.,p1ci:.. "No 11435 Or No 14-B.Bop m ~ Nol6.l,Ct.l4p_m No1?-1.84oni DEPAL.T riPO3l T/0 1 34A•acrilia No 2-4.12 p -44% 2 n No 6-6.28 a m No 6-6.08 a . No 10-10.10 is TA: No 12-1120 ain No 14-12.07 pnt 'No 2,64-1 M p,to No 18-6.18 p m No 20-6.tv ion No 22-,11.,12 pin No 24-12.36 to A. a. GOliftON, L. L. 811ATTITCit, Ittopt B. A. 0.71. - Bupt Togs IL R. = EZII Well TA. a oitris‘l,3‘ ~ '" -,, i, zgrfisPdt , RENtnt a l ii .., : ''''. n ' . . •' ' • - f"11111114. °c “IJA.O Sliddieb r pTA" . WIS 11084. 5), .. ‘ . ' ~* *dm Nflwirialoyvailfqntlia.:llofikin DO lug 5c.14111, derputdr.nztV4ol) •„,,- 4 ,". .. ow. 4. n . irt ßir.- iPA , dyat l ,th • • .. wait) 'lak, tp (4i te usliva Tibgsl,loioKrinvlbSlG , OEI -II .1 • ' • - j —.. : .U.alaw,ctitficl4 gkigati 6 3 l ,41L,: ::. • • ) 1)1111 41oLli, lam a sghompaio . 1;ollIdaj".•;./144,9,irph rale* . • * " . - ' " ' "Zitddlbban; DUO/ v. too?. ‘• arrin3 R. Zilileo Valley . , 10:W2414910 Sept 13;1571 . '-: .1 '.. A.:11: +MATO'S; 12430'..... . ag ill Vi r tiliit. s k STOI-1.1-11 a;1 -a` . ; • - , 4 WEl,i 0110 "irr: --- '.. ,rl. i ' • i 3.< _- 7 , „ EANDREIt POLY, who lin'a !pu p been kietab -5"%;g1',-)lleVed in: 4eweliy i?ael r4 ~ ..;..,,,,,,,,,,bO,. in iVellsburY, bub al- . ' . 1 ways ob •MO 0, vpriduk v .... .. 4. ~.„ . . ,,;yl:_- : : kfulla and Tir!p'ed pi ' ... . ... ' SISNINII!MI MiER ICAN 'WATCHES; SPOONS, _ 1 ., m .HAZt.,RI3; PLA- ''i' t TED ARE, ~ • SEWINC ACIIINES, &0., iLt;„i 4io. With most other orticl:e!usuallj kept in such C A S . - _ EMI OMT! r and promptly;and on A. POUT. , . . , -!--,, ~. -. .- - 1 ^- . .-4 ,-.- , :4' , 4='.'.izi , - - i - „ 4 .0" '' Miltall e --- 1 - - .* i10,.4. . .egu vo ›4: ;tA I . ,-. - PA 00TOBBE 25 1871 wpraaßOßO TIOGA ,001 IN # filsio49. - :bOIINTYi-44., i - 1, ' ' '''' ' -:' r!'" ' '.s 1 113HIMOninioniieittit •iiVennlyt.. • '. \ . A vaults 'to ' the ;Sheriff of said -. l(*. i_ ' , IsoutitycOreotiog: - ' 's r . --- 0' - -Vietferberunaad yen that - you at= :. ,_::":-..!-:.'" tar& john t'ltrow4 Ira A. Ward, ' Willitini 41: Ward, John Ward', It';, liflikilesjii Wardi.Preseott ,Hall Verdi BdwitOd Or.' %%emotion and eornolla PennoYerollitr sat: lived Jobn Dykens, by all and sin,gulat:, Welk oodr and ahattele; • lands , and itinotheriti,‘ in irbeitaThiinde orrposseasicin tioever the ;saineliety 4,046-Alma -they be• And _apifearbercire oat: Voutt of epOpien Picas , to he Ito den 'at WellabOro';',lii litill , fbi said county; on the ISA ISlOndal of Nov, neat ? }here to, answer James Iscialriy 4tridlik; y. ',WileXt Of a plea of debt, i' and also,tbat you'eum. nion-thp'person ) , O4bribass and every' 'of Aiya +V WIR•Ser Hands theleada or *Ara:4ll,v 'itery'§f %heel of theeaid - Jetin 0. Brown dr ;Itil tally 'to fduttdistr the? 10 std atiiiiat 'boro:ro %Or !AM Voint,-;at t . day ind plate . eforesard,:to Atitilliver *bat sli lite of/ebbed fo,theni,liid'abide IbillndiruientOtthe apvirtinthe'pte,eruhres.' . 4id itiffireliott then endlilwrothiliVrilt.' - ' _. l ,'', irlitteli the flok.-llf cu t Whitioßteiltiiptidio of 9nr; Ito court. :. Stilt: 21, 11171.',' . „; 4 „ .. =„ ..t , r- ----' 7.:W: DONALDBOFi Pei i,1'f11177 - z 4 7, ...: ‘,... •-• ;,,— j 4 :, - ..._:'', , .41., . •, .. ' 7l trti iiiils tW efibi,tatifieotloiiiiiiat tifittilledfalikteiii,laiftidd itit4llo.olfala ski& 4 ird '44 lif NMI; eltattellifthi'lthi if tiiopt i boWdGE neridldektibld' CV' tigio f ti4liting ibreb biltiared istidlitk l tivoisidl . o, O*itkia lands of the Defitearia; kiCitiffeil _ ' OA Din Viektito:l6 Oriffit r•waryantwor-sticatrt to 11.1b43114, T pia etit*d - riff / :cf P,ebilly 114 slicks %rad i , aciteibr oft td t larldr Arrant 170. 5227'; `NiOdiii:Ael ;ft / Ifttyraigijit...4ltuatad in ' Veil/A(4OIPS . slid i (blab 25 caret of `nrisbattid lands:Oa . •Ati lqp i Alo9; Frankan Obliage .w4ranto4',lii loss tOwnahleirtifrirestid . ralsoi the fkitcerleg dee pb . .. ißtfo.eflatiA in' 8404 .01tiAliMittett, flentiteat-kyoif g; irt4 4 #l-4 . 84 there ilf tastsfibui ii %HO& • • 15,,1 ..tbkr3f tl. ..Weetsorcer.cf warren Hp.* , 41b, „ it i§ltUrk l elritilth` it ;an a Vtlienifi d4rdilli-'itshiVlltt: ; ft, 4, LW: 104 4 1;ti ii, . tit ges qoptirsva - ';':1. •r - i 1 i Itititol.4l*o3)ll7 el/Y : 6'467 .P LI giffiti*Wil4l3. totals - 4:4lNa' ko , en a Itk r... 4li n l s lir- s' l wki l iZttiti t ??? el tP;',4 4 - ~ite the cerebral - &egret* east Volt ei) iib#lt XI illgrees ' +6Bp-: - 14 porlibes. 4 1 4 ,:or „,...yytticsiti yereheir,riortlr • li'degf 4t..0 pailih# t tiftetti le tfligrees wasteSls - poretie_Cte' 00 plactrof iferdniniiteintaltiltr s tf4l?s:iereff, of ,t hind o;- theriaßotiti; •• • ' .. 1 '. ' ' !"i ts Oat: if; Isl=t: -tiola eit 't ; A : . 214113terig MFIROHANT T=RINGI . . • ;. • , jraßOtircWAGEl3l%, • bus, just ractived ,11-A:l,apekb anortmettor 'ofe. .r. 71 - for gentiormeo CO:ARSE,& Fin CIiOTIIIND ili,teietied. to ulanuitieterd'in the $OB/ 1 ancren the' fibbrtest • notlelt.', Pereofie vial:Mug tiloilsteg - Will "drop In' stof 'Yee ray , Good. BiTs• and the ( teat ; of work gß iitti li te ed• r • • 413 Oct it` •V".' • . • •,... 1 • • • • •• '''Adnaintatrafare Notace • .IiTTNRS.,Ok DAIINVIVIUTION havlt4 bbBj granted to, the inderligtiaci op the tate efsObailes Reitel; deeptutd, late: pt the teitasfilti'efltleittoond; all lietiOnti 'lndebted t 4 laid- ...State and those haVint 'idelins against it will settle with •IVARGARET -FRANCIS 'OL'EMIINii, Rlehteend, Sept 2Y, 187,1, tit' Adtp'rss oinblued Cloves thiovs • - and, S4araiori, . _•• machine - 1,9.mq , by. eighto - herself with .lapparent.ease,and requires hnt. , few‘hande to work It. :it has no. complicated fparte, , ltinot no •hreakagea and eonaequent delays sad eipan: tee.. No man can:feed:it hurter:than -its •Bbllltg toihrelk - otiptirate ' bull . end , Arleen An - . Meet thorotigh , intasener.'Por. style aftnish:and kia'B6. l fni appearenae it has no equal. .11,threshee-the b MlA's* azutso.,,Fte,..wv engatilitem-etvo Ws* , from the chaff. hull* theneeil`from-thlepod had clean& the .80ed for,ularket all , at one oporalionl. , 'Clips• city from 2.0 to 00:buebels otneed per "day. • Manufactirid by Abe Birdeell.Manntactarink Company, Booth Bend, Indiana: For furtheF- Partivularffii - trend to the manufacturers or their agent ferike.elonet. Leaf, a paper which, gives full pattlohtto In regard to the machhie, and hitlidoknY.Yeittable :euggegtions Meth° to the 'relatuto(,the ciav;er Drop.- , 4pply. tb :11'1 W. J. MANN, 5 A ,); Uottitkiot M ILQreel Tioga..do ; ra.• • .4.0.P1 1811.401 rs.'a ,; • ri--4.--,.4...4:.3' . . . 1 '. -Wir:"TO: faigir'-GAUSII. , A.,:. -....,-,,,,...... .• ~ • ~ 1:4,1,...AT! ,a; 4.....,1 ....::,2!. - “.. o i r w: • ' - 1., 1..; 1 a r t i Jra.s pet . , iit freticApis!" , t . iiki-' ,Priatiaqs,:'n*: 1 ; gW e ji l la t t r , : o ritl i gt to . I' r i ldji fit byltiftiablatialiSrubintiolttabialone;tazarten&N b , c9t.))ooll3entl, d i ttorit'dl . areta u t . tiparrtaire p reraltpil Panetta:Vl ailVqy9ll r.l__24,2lltlll_E P 2010413 The World-reucraned trati'dro Ili fhb eidtbirale Vrc lam, clearly prom Itchlt.hlit Mb eitietteUtet that the 6 witilcop.sio."o:llpikikorg. may be effectually Noted xlutod, t-,toodi ... ..eati wltboutAangetyne. .1--elmiettane, ,_ elrfftltutte, "Mtge, or le, yoldtrag but a nAtaidoX cure et ;aline certain and effectual:By tablah deer" ettfferttr, no matter what hts; curtiltbm i 47 be, way cur blcatrell atleliPlAN rlyalyitfid, l e calli t r ;kis_lecture. T i ffilltrr o ... 4 'then ad tor e Be '.' - • - • , -• ,,q• L .1.. A: „ ~ _.s, ..., i '- feV " i ' adrit4liiltalti'Mrllslol)o tO way itddrAr. , 'on' retvilit -41 mkt* ITtsri Irctsge at= It, t 5 1 1101.% dry 5 1 tig tri liemblichere;• .:-- , ...1 ' C f,t .1 ~:•(1, 1 ;,) -0, ' AIbo;DRI CITAXERWELVE "Merriam GtiliteTprlii ' ``.s WIWI Ahddatan the Publlshm. , 0 -,_ _ • 9:.J cli AB. J. o. Et= .0 Ocr.e:'; _ 121-litoadtuty,Naue York,Powt•OtOce-lbiPa- 4,688. - Eept. 27. 18711k-7 . , -- .41 - • r- VIL.LAGA4TSfOR'SAID rip RE subterfber is now, offering:village lot . 1 for aele_in_the-western-part, of Elm villogo on reas,ongl?leutortns- Said\ lots and - lirgeJated nlO/3; situated, Aiso.abilzti-/80,1100 feet of pine linnbei salo,,et ftryttrianA Ilowon's r ill,.Welisbora.' Svptfi f 1871... - • * • • THE,X3EiI HOTEL in the COTTAT-rit. Iffiff,!:': - C(liiht 110181" - 1. l(trge and well ventllti -44.... Akei:lirituotletlens- uotC'eurpaseetl. Dy arty rier. l :4 l, l l .444i*Ner24o4e f eldoptt - and ti~frOtti.4,tilif.,'o;olll,lcur t yittleA 0r_i14 . 11 . 14b,t1 Wiltiutgt4e/foiyeltatp,rke.• , • fociFtlitakOßditilt(dts, gool ardor, and a good host/or. • A 11. GRAVIP, Prop'r. Moral) 8.1871: : : • ~ .. . ; . •.• .. „Plaiiing..and.Natolu g:.: D ONE with neatness and dispatch. 'AIBO D'EVtb. SIDING made from snob lumber. Can Tqane inciies wide.: :A.r.llaraliti;in'a ana, niond ereekji Jaekscnifiinniddp;Tioga oounty:,• - • .. Si . HAMILTON. Jackson, June 7,-1871 if - • :THE 014E114 "PENASYtIiiIIA ~., 1 10118E" ~.,.trAtsLy."owifi.tho.Tow.reziolo u i e , ~:ahL FOr life cii3el.ci'pled,by D. 'D. Rol th'otottipiis , refitted, ''• •••, '• - • • • • - .1' • • 3.1 -2. R.•0 0 00NN • who will,b happy. to aocommodate a, Abe old Monde ttive h Qua* at voty reaBonabloiitis. - M. JL. O'OONNpR. IrETTERS•OWADMIMISTRATiON , tiAvibg • 1 . 4 been grantedt'e tiff:Oval derilgued on 'tire no tate.,a, DeCilt CAlelden;deteaietl, late et Tana field; 2To - ga : eti.;Pa , all persons indihteditd the said estate ,And 'those having otaitatilightnet it will settle vatt.h....— , c SARAH 0, SEYAIOUR; Adinr'e. Oet 18, Lan. Real_ xa a Eor.. Sa,c., ONE npugp AND DT: on thole btreel, on. O ic'ovs i 'finished ',bieol,Y Doi - hike 'roires easy. ' , ' Onelot un' Siate street, upon 'le belog, . 4 ' • • ' ," " Ten ,ftia D ` : 14 For ttdn tr®tl`iteibatof timber - find Ili 1561 /114;4 eplendid dairy fermi in Delmar, oot— tadang 875 acres. Inquire of June 31, ltfl tf warenT a BAILNY. lIPZI limmErfina tz fil l ip: • - - ;1111.4,, 1. 17 2, THE DEAD ,tEETEE,. • I , C„tottv 4. an ~t . gal's:- . .11..1,1V(Vci Tta • is id : l6 I " A pretty hand (she cottldn't spell), j ' • 11 P4 /33U14 votevote it;;; And i 'twas as re member it pia -" " • Th4 v f,P l 4 4 / 7 11141r I TIARA 4 1 4 . . A5.,Fifm,117.144,1' ) .1%6 thet t reeiii,, ioa t ttin-;-ttre potta I hired her ein'gne4i ' ; • '''. 4 thr4Loutviioeild'e = .oninAtoeftnUdioinpenee«,-nntbhig lisiD7=lC) ' iu post4gtil ( TllO/04) dita ti '. r9ll (By Jove! tt - Fire hundred neter(lceleulate) Pr- • • WAT1Mt44 1 47441941i 4 4011. ;Al •, And yet It died-oaf oo* .1); 11. 2 .09tr9,1 1 .1 9 / I StlßcAjtk , ::,,3.;: I - :1;) VOW: igieti.?r. , r,ii it • liPil4llo4ttlittthipkilbut, 11,P MID 3 I _aStl l 4, ttaink.;PAPVtViltla :3slE , 41 39 0 4. 11 1+YPIPSIVI , T1119.1LOIRWI, : .4 , WEICATETPI s2 o t4lo,3!OiiPtih tea FRIVOL— :4 I - tlAmt Tv 4,liTfitel , nionever _I sonde i t • Thiteeterquireftwom kfreetkA23 - Qlbuftededlintt; thevtuilleulatrell, Are road ferdstp.relabtloki,il c rase rn i•L-Tbey thank': vial -= ciindrhoviitldrelkif ;-, • ;1 1 41tielidetliaineettkeil4rirj . ';. ,: iiarini ,7l ll l filQitifai : l74l4lolben .4:;:s41.1 cr M3'8V8.41:142T0V1 : 9y lIMIN 'll 20 L.' 24 C.:4S L - Pi IG4 agr)”L;:r. fßrsnallbti 001d5111.416944 ; ME EIGHTS OP" ONIZENS._ ,c, W 4 bum OM. _ 11 5 1 ve r ti'llg 1 Is Mgt a, l lO .I,Futh is Pa sier, learned' Wan an old error, Ptoeot4• .The workLis slow to perceive the error of :a wrong long persisted in pund Woman, 'in Atte , face of , elfrdthausabd years of progr6isc still stAis suitor; nd Poi rights equally God-given to her iterto tis: A centltry*goltsaid, , that in every age `and eraintir,"die sirorighi° the e WO 'Mies 'had usurped file ficiv;,:: ors of the stlite`and obtained_ ether to the cares oidomestla life: Pike same Is Still true. ,with the, _4,4eption Ott ittigett far edueitien and occupation. he masculine ,prestx.R 7 tion Becton' ,to bevtlifit Men's rigbterers either heaven-given or self/Oven, while those. of. women , are simply. man.given. A very complaisant view, indeed, „from the by our permission" stand-poi nt. :ant take even that VIOw; and woman's right to citizeialtdp, itilbejlitto INC and fixed, as anythingdan hi* lative entketinents.' !v:44,i2 pinkniiil6 4 rn this tl'afiedAtaiek, , A4 si , IPM„to the "Jarlidic,ticif thereof, 'are elypiins i of the tipited States," is the language of the Fourteenth Arnaud. ment. This precludes all argument op the point of the citizenship of,womend Equal then as oltiPams; uponl whet growl& of law, justice, or expedieiney; are woMearezeitided front , itairnpoiti other eitizens the fast polVefs br the Subjectio the !aids', exerefalng 14iiious civil rights; the own erehip and qlsna,M4*tent of. property,, payment .14 tßiet. l 4.16 Jias. w4th diki4btittle.a rewever4bYelAould they,beflepriv4.l (gall political power ' , while =f ll ll ens, lunatics,- idiots ruml-eriminalsi.on lite removal :of their disabilities, may Imams or. rash mothe Tight' to voter •1 .- 7: I -1, , The:right basis :of government equal rights for rill citizens. 'MIS "has always beep pur th,eory'of goverintient, but i weare,yet ion cowardly to pqt. into praCtke. it is Just, ir it is right it 7 daninst be wton g lti What became , the:eo•called fOP' e t te. t 12 4t 6. 4 111 R40 , 00iV1aMit0. 43 su fragelnfmtebthetaselves= in tbAr tot? They,arzilAqiead 'Air i fteN ViiV4 l4 ll 4 #/4 11 ,0 3 f , tIM tub ereilitimnt -.th apeople,ter gaw , ern' thAniteWeaafttre*seirtiriarNflarjr, 0016 3( ki i $ 7 §r^lASi . 1 0 ti l t; l u fihe broad prinelp 13 tr 11 whicbla free gtiveriament saref, r'Cat r : KIM t ofmk-41E:43d threugh illsVall4o., , by the , election as , law-makdfs twi the Emponeuts of certain prificfrdes of goirernmene and law.— The trght of im,pular euirrage In fonnd etrupadAlscittta3tent right of self•gop leaunctUts „„, : • • Air iffiitiOt3l OtiOljd "iciarti ' elpate Fii4tPr.nigatktriAo l . ol oP tl 3 e;Pillu*-• pies that shalt yule them—takiagt the; voice of tlitt •ittidotity a's - the. Vetee of the whOla. 'This le "a vital eleioent,—and the want of ,i - t - fatal toall7governments by the peorilk Thei inlettaie the-elec tors of the rtilars. - And sitffritge Is sim ply the expressiOn, legally ascertained. Of the niajorityof the PeO t i P,4 1 .; •!;.' • •- • ' -• But hew` are 'the tria l leilliesolf, PeOPIP : Ve 4tit,44.04 kta uptimme,d, while one-half, Of. thii leitlienst interesied as: ballo i tl;_ 4nci *,ll42iirill Qurr opponeuiw substitute for the rfglifitriil 'principle or. egaalsilftktigAi Wou)(l„rhey lebt, Aoyernulent:2(:4hiar let tb . vt.g, set up - ofilere 'of nobilityi :of-Star and' 4.4iir;• ter. ~Would liettti; 'and rbe,, tinsel a prince, and erect an !italitireited• monarchy ; "Wcitqd 'they' he;i43 ep Then let flew ithale'sove'reign libvier• fn k tPe hinds ' of`', 4 , , 44140 ; 16g tirOkilebzirs, - (93,d'fon . ii4_ a_ret6 L cr 4044.7 j ,jCio Atiey , w an - t - a gar: vertiniontlotforeei , =Then let thorn, Sol-- get ifientititaiiita, O a ce;icarii ife9 rt4pt i ,iiraf; 1;66i:t0 thq,c;apriqkt,6f Military clietatar,,And.•perpetuate their. Iflstorytenl.Vilo 'Abe blOody rim OP n 111.• No that would be F a ints tent; b ut trot' gttehtty to r , be tiesirect.: B at ~ybuf;iq.;tlio` aqit*i/O: Of " 0 0. 1 r *Pie* Ma .i jorities:, of •• prlyilsgerV, clines 'of' Ito- IRO- t hin- the •itestiotisar littq?ligar= ehy t u - suipinithe ' rights iinxii444; ties ii , „hieh ,by,,justiee--(ami belong to-ante Anally large elites .cif citl 7 zags NY)-Itti'fltt4e interests tii .. tti" ieACE I 3 iiDgerZal If 4i:4gl),v:to?, meat le nobalollow mock - My, thigd'ita rge#l s W44A 4 tigigiAClAFl C ~ J - 0.440i1N ticu in each - individual citizen thereof. If not, whore does it 03t?— „ . MI MR ' ~[f' I ME . WeII EOM 1 1 , 40'1 tAto people" any tioWar?, Tf god V r iviat 44? Shill - it be hy' ttto fqsl. Verity? For what reasons How ,few ? , Who are the,Paisobe, to, rightfully compoie andbew, and from what source, do thefhbtain their right to - do what u. iiiijoiltkliita no right,to do.? Equality-,--nbt of , sex,' knowledge, f,cirtunai r COlor, strength, or beatify, but of :iighti 7 ,-equality before the law—ie favoritesuid prominent maxim In ttle .gsgoi'Clatitta of our' rights as a pee life; ;If then, all oltizons arti equal be fore the law, the law should be equal loan-Without favor, partiality, or, pre -3)0%1 4 . t: t,halewabludall alike, than glift,hotildalikko , have a .voice In, their emjefr.9?o. If they compel equal obe. Alif#y should give. equal protect t ini •1r *there ifieuld be"" no ,taxation witliout i reiliretenitition," by what eoror aikiitii&tit*' 'do we tai' ttioie 'citizens Atom I Wal &I- , riot Imitirrilt to vote? 3 volvtiftlitiebts their justpewesa Iran .thtgredineent - .6f the governed,°P itshat,esnabe ettidefithe juStnete of that gOventropelf ealling.iteelflree,,yet rigf idly qxstuillyg9u,-lAalf Its cat tenta„ frtyp approval or disitpm,y.al of Ifs, laws, principles, or: tuettanree? ' ' The logic of aqual4 of.Trights is in- exorable. Tedlicard it Is in adopt the prinelplabif force or usurped. power,_ as agtilitatilmAinstinatof the goveriked,:rr Alt4llsli6llitahltis 4 11890.0 lYe, Oti/P.tic• / 11 a r ttectgitvggarließtvole4o Bl lo*.l4er 0 4 4144141Bh)::: T i. 1 4 40 n ... 11 ) 0 8 161 ?t". tue3; . 4, h ave the, non fit 946 4 0:111 t4Iftre . OPt i nOaltiii - Of rhts allowed thein.?: - I‘.4e; they hold theakqply_hy _sulteratice---a tenure which may, ~ba-swept away at will, 1)3 , 16h - ohm, pip:inky less lu n tan !bersi.vrivilegedlo- usurp the rights of , - -.,.-,4;440.18:f5249.1i191at4P30 great, tuPr' ca a ntral l Ate] Idea pta t free popu olnyertyneni..,,in. language of otirmoqail.ane,olit, he who woiihl tie no stave,_ must consent_ to . -I/ ave uo iiitWo r io %bee de i 4 treidom to others, deserve It not - for thamselves, and. under .a just God, ;cannot long le 141n.1t• , • ~ '-'/' --' ' toritftrpondonoo - or the Agitator.) : 8 1 ',-- - ''' trasoi, (It Y:,) Oct. H. 7871 \. l The•Cliaiter of Cornell University is the fitiitiliniteted by the Legislature of theefatti - iff 'New l'Ork,"•which give to thWitistltittion the income -of the mile oftiberpublio lands; - andNestablish the pritielples 'of the general organization 10,00 University. In commemoration 4:,/, this - enactment, the 27th of April, the [anniversary of its final signature by therGOVernor of the State, is kept as,' a holiday of the university, - Vilegfudents at present Mini ber about Gob,` meat and small, -ladles. and an.— VA' isinpPotied to bean institution for tht:edMiation of young men only ; bu t:' fthistimelCas : nothing is Said in the laws and doeninents of Cornell to prohibit yOung ladies from entering, two of Ole, sex= - hava.!mtide their appearance" this'' year,, and, brave are-they,, or I mistake.! 7K-9,P„M lady,- triKl!ar., ,Phice * Y9Praelf in., tbelr.Ppentiet4. - tockaginatively, for a me.' *tent; moss in front of you, boyi 1 - 4, the rear of you, boys on the right of yon,a boys noon the left of you ; truly, 64s all atoubd you - ;;--but If your oa• ture-is only as trustful as theirs, you are all iiglit;, fora gentleinanly class i thitfOrCorttell, and the `ladies, I feel' 'tnite,4lll"- have no trouble because of tbe 'obndtret of their follow students; for,oltliough it would be. almost Ica possible- to find a class of 1300 young ' menr,without-its containing one or morel 'rough . characters, this class I. admit-', t . e . d to. bo above the general average ; ;and the high moral tone which per ;vadeslt generally, woUld immediately , qu'ell, gity rude or ImpOliteect. , ' ' y eernell 'b'ae'rtitiny great advantages 'foi''lt t qtitir.,Year'Old 'net - Hutton. .- Her regular arintiaikiticOme of $125:000; be isldettabbtit MAO as tuition from the etttdenfee; her-'aver increasing' library -01"11Q,000 volumes; her facilitkes - for practical -agriculture and,, nechanies;- ,litir.rnujieume and rare collections,. are .entieemente to- the knowledge-seeker, ifound In few 'other colleges in the mult i try, ' . ~. . .. 1 - . $ 6i-z", • .!; . • .6 ~...e . -1 . u . I. ; _ , ave g i ven a Very urnt a eei 1 _ of laTavi of 'the Most prominent featuriel !of the university, simply because ' It ',Vitimlld -take fi, yoleme 'to contain areven iti - totiat .400 the particulars.. .1 ,villa DoW'ii.ry . takA,,tilineate'briefly a few o(the ndvtratagee 'of ii . residence in Ithaca; !the - .l,tret and Most direct of wilieli - is the 'tinted - leCturerti which the university 'naturally calls to the place. There are, first; the,neti-resident Proft.ssore,w, heeo 1 lectures are of course 'free to he stu dents, although delivered . down ' , town, ' in. thtibtill efthe Cornell library build -11740.6 thieVeniug., They are.. as fol.' ,lows-i‘t_Professor-Louls 'Agassi:.; on ea :tenal history', twenty lectures ; ProfeS• sor George, W. Curtis, the hest orator lir A.merien,lwentY lectures, ou recent literature ;-Professor Theo. W. Dwight, tWelvei lectures, en 'constitutional law ; PrOiesaor John. Stanton Gould, twenty lectures,ommeohardes- applied to agri enlinie.; Professor James r Vessel Low -4; t - Wels , ti lectu'res, on. English-Mere iture.;' •Prole,ssor • - G )Idivln - Bmitit, on ° ;Viignah hiatory, lectures twice a wee ; Professor Bayard Taylor, six lectures, lei(: dernian literature; and 'Profes+r 10..retille . 8thitii;three, etc ore itiiiologyr--. 1 Beal - deli - these,' 'there are trouiy notO , i tieitietiages'efilled In by the leeturaas r ! ! sociations, owhich there are t wo.l- - LThe Adelphi ilea- cabmen already e'l . 1 . !itsOrtlise, or cv_hloh theopening iect 'RI : was deliVer d by T i heodore Tilt u ! , , lthe young man who so pluckili mod i 1 i argu hieit tatt4ely atiaeltetf J-lorae.e (.4 0 e- , y:•4`ii';','taiert.„o . f,'Woncien'S - :nigh Le.' .It. ; itipaea:Wotild permit, we would gi , ht it , ;1170ftelt: tilitrif6t. of' hiss . 11is i lectu re. 1 11 i 6 i i i - 1 / 1 0:tC °t:;n4 *: ! t -t r O* '9 : S lV ee t Bonne."7-.i I:3fliere':wililecture, - as follow,, ; - 1;•y e4 1.-1 : ic Dotigiatiit 2 Wlo,''thaugli dark, -ens sbcd , i . 44i'etil'4,igi e;ubsept; i. 7. ; - soli-, tb :born:lo g os ,P 'io which place rte, aceoth- ' 1 , A • • 1 'pante d - tht'lat United, Stu, es, inOrn!nis ;. , 1 1 107, ,,-. l 3 o, l qcili(Yr' :13.:4. Ray! ed,,. o ii, e, ilh . 1:414-4.0tUima of Shakespeare thnier his 'arm, Or othertyliie. •Hais a reputed tea-, kt Pr - ,! - J. ti1,..( 1 1#1. -4 ',Y4tkqettigpie t ille greatdra=:' aPettei.ba4 'fattened the, highest, _praise in Next yorkacity; !•Colonet Hetuer it." isiirtigtie,Ante . ' the Profesio - r 'of Rhetoric , i, .i_•_. - f ;4114 ; 1 -;' , 'Wit . .46W„kr,esi , letli - of - t. he - .A.tteliiiii(aeademy - of•Arookl ye. - Hie *hieet IS' i SttakOpetife, --- iied nis molten- - o . 4.i,tf...ikiiioptiii:x4lo Oily. ihrvo:. :-.i .6, o s ,, beeause:every "tine likes:: Mtn. -: Mrs: , 11,' Ili' Stiiht6h; hie etii ineti t "'liropilinti,s l 'tights" ad vocates4, who w ti I i ihioeti 1- tttefit ', preee'eil, &cialighteit , tiieliu bite in generafiti ;regard '.; tek. Vitt " iroe - trepeb.;, lie." Mara Twain, whose subject is, " Iteminiseeneee of some Uneorenon iZi=a piece c h aracter I - have chanced:JO :Meet"' Nb one who enjoys true and original wit !should fail to hear this :tare; Last,-brit not leatit, Hon. Horace Greeley will IXlngo some remarks on " Self-made Men." Said retuarkewhi doubtless binge on the raising of , cab bage heada, or a ten cylinder Roe press and' &daily paper, on a email patch of Western" 01%1443,1 Oust one hundred Miles' from Civilisation, where a man may " grow up with the country." The Ithaca Association has not yet made any announcement in regard to its course. The student has also free access to the immense library, plenty of boating and base ball, enough beautiful and natural Scenery In and about Ithaca to study for six months without tiring, and more lareig.than be wants to, do to keep eri ticsitudle.q, if be is of apfagfutturn of - • ' Occs.terost4z: • .: : Trapping a Move Chief. • - • '• :Ear , the telegraphic dispatches a few dttils , ago; ariaceount Was given of dep 7 ul7y Visited "States Maritud ?envy; 'at tdrt SMith, Arkansas, having brought tiftrythat place seven white • men' Who hiul ••beim fighting with wine - of. the Osage Indians. The fact of 'one wau I,a,rl9ginji. in &even' prisoners may excite PimptiA , fl Alm. roluds of ; some- of our re o sdeph, 04 after reading, the. following kpAden it t;th.ey will—be itt !glued', to .J).4; , • , • ' "Jar gOi s ga be itiktnilitirly called, isikrifiti 86 YOirb of age, about five feet fetilifititieiffit bight; s lim built, 'lint Weighilig Oiler 13 pounds, with dark hievrn hair; thin moustache, steel gray eyesiand ti-thin visaged countenance, and with - determination*written in ev ery,linep.ment. Of all the deputy warp shale, : of which there its &Urge number M that district, Joe is perhaps the most daring and the best acquainted in the Indian nation, through which they Fide, ~ .loc'his ride through the nation Itia invarlabli goes, Mime, thinking he can 'keep his business and actions closer this , wat - toast With a* partner. Armed at all timeS With two, and sometimes four 1,10 Bind navy allies and a knife that semewbat resembles •a scythe, he Often-makes excursions out into the Si oux and Iclowa's country, bank of fort f:3111.-mid distant over two hundred mile3l from cvilization. 4bojt th r ee years 1 ago a noted war 1 chief of; the •illowas, known as the " Leaping Panther," scalped and burn-: ed alive a white man and his family, who Imprudently ventured teo far with in. tit.L - (mains. When the news reach• ed -for Smith, a number or • deputy Marsh 111 audit lietiohnient of United States roops were sent to capture tb $ 1 red sk ti ned assassin. , Afte spending about two weeks scou ring II e country, the men- were forced to return to fort Smith without a ei Dee prisOuer. At the time they started out I= Joe Peavy was in the Nation, from which he returned at about the Battle' iltne, is the-party. Leaping Panther was . Well known to Joe, whit) bad frei iiii4ritls; visited him as well us others of the wild Chiefs, and when he learned the result of the expedition, he volun teered to go out and bring him in. -. Iln awing that it was almost certain death for one man to venture within the clutches of Leaping ,Panther, the United states Marshal inelsted that Joe should . lakesome men with him. De ifi e .00 elluing all company, he lane evening moneted . 141 e horse, d crossing the river ) 'he rode in e direction of the Mows country. °thing was seen or heard of him for a month, and many of hl4 Wende, , 'ho were aware of the na ture of his ride, were illarful that Joe had at map been overcome. ' Those who k . ikeid hinEbeet held out that he would turn up all right, and of f ered bete that he would bring the chief in *with him. The - latter were right, for Just 28 days , after_.ihe'was last beets entering the wocsis r be rode into town with Leaping P.arithethound hand and foot ou a pony L luiroitt - Or blur, while two squaws, who proved to be the favorites of that Avor thy.; were`Ort, potties 'behind Zoe... The latter';,pe*enage rode- cititetly thrunizb taws -to 4.-the 3all, :where ho turned his priSentiFo*:tO:the authorities , , AliKito)einiciiiestioned as to- how , be effeCted themar4ure, Joe stated that ho riatidetcltehlatound ; the Wows conn try, and-mited -It from the. west,— Knowingieyer foot orthe ground, be had no difficult fu finding the village of theitiowas ud his man. The latter at first regards Joe with suspicion, but, the judicious u e of a bottle orwhisky and some toba to, together with auy amount of unadulterated lies—in put:, illowan—as to wherehe was froth, it pally -caused the chief to think it was all right. . . Joe.eta.ed around the oamh for over 4 week before he could induce Leaping I Pnytt,uer to make a visit with him a. some neighboring Indians, when he (l astly consented to go-with him, and he concluded to take two of - his wives with him. This did not suit Joe, but fearifig to arouse the chief's suspicious, he made _ncl objections, and - the whole party fringed off in the direction of the other Indians whorriLJoe , wished to vi- sit. fly a liberal usel)f his tongue, Joe Induced the chief to make a detour from their direct course, so as to brituu thetn near tart Sill. While riding alouir' one day, and when well out of the 1 - i owe, country, Joe suddenly brought out one of him revolvers to cover the chief, while wl di :tile other he. halted hit. wiped, telling the chief that if he moved -he wohld kin hltihr I ~ A tinest of 'instant death compelled , one alike-BA/us-yrs to remove all' of her hin , hatnils ANON, and thou - securely tie ' Win wit‘t a. thong of buckskin. The whole transaction did not detain the • party over half au hour, after which' the lioi,rs' heads were turned In the 1 diNtltion of fortMmith. , At night Joi! wenl.i tics the squaws to separate trees, i i aft6' vi tile.th' lie would i to the chief to liliimeil, and in this wa would pass tie night; , :4lireni-the time ho was pitteKi caller arrest, Elio 'old f, Indian - n-llke, presery et I :N: sti)i id *Me 0,-never, open- , lug I ) tzi lipl except, at ti eS to order one i or„hitl , ciunwii,t6 perfor some service, : - In / this tuatiner Joe traveled over two' ; hutnifed miles, partly through a wild ludi , slucottutrv,land all through a gents- Cry in which a white face could not pre.- t lay) I.Y ' be ;found. 1 `TrilSlS , bitt,otte of the many . install- • eizk. ; of Jos'e dar r lng, :of "which 4'l la rge voluM e cud 'be ! . writien. `Throughout Alt Ithht'VtilibtrY. where all go armed . ' fro mit their '-earliest'yeari;=- Joel: isrreei - ig; - nixed as a supeih i shot with the revel , ger, the fagorite • weapon. Some fees • I 1 Y. =ME NO; 43 i, z 1 I IN MEIZI Book & Job 16 reit supplied with onto all kinds of Jo dl Large additfone of bare been adds , , t:ooation--Bowen ). . which he has perf.rmed with this wee .pon snack of the. marFelotni, such - as , sneffing the candle, driving nails, ate. l' )Norse thieves ere Joe's espeeialj pets, Ihe invariably bringing back the ani 133 ilk. stolen, while 'pe-thief le never af ;ter heard from, Joe says they always get away. It is sulipeeed they do—with about a half ounce of lead lodged in , their brain. Z.Tevel?, engaging in a quer. ref unless forced upon him, Joe is ore& ited with havidgfu nished no less than eoyenteen jobs for t 6 coroner, without Conntlug the horn thieVes,Who always flaway., . ; 1 TUE IdORECON TROUBLES. 1 . . speck of war leome up from Mor. wee don). For venal) \weeks past it has been apparel' ti that naattera were cud Mi nett ug at Salt Lake, end 'that a conflict Was imminent between the Federal au• therl ties and the Latter Day Sainte.- 4inige. ...NVlCOrtn,' of the United States pietriet. Court, • has held the scales of *dice upon an even balance. showing no, fear of or favor for the polygamists, Whereby he hae incurred their hostility, and Ida rulings and deereee in several 165tancea nave given lem no occasion to ePprehend auyjudi` lel partiality iu their favor. ,' Ai the last ses s ion of ,Congressg a law was 'passed that gave We Mormons an intimation that the got rnment in ten • dud to assert and th eir) in its authori. ty in Utah, regardlesi 6;their laws and caistoms-; since whieh; time both the° l' government and Mortnon forces have esen•maneuvering for supremacy in the Territory. This law placed the several' TVsous That Thad -hitheto been under the_control of the Salut 1 in the hands of. Federal of fi cers, • w ereby serious 1- concern was created 1 the Mormon Catup. Disregerding t is law, they pe)zed the enly prisoner In the peolten. tiary and contlued hint eisewhere, and guarded him with armed tnen. Under a warrant Of the District court, tAelea. den / of this movement ll ere arrested andlhe prisoner - retaken py the Uuited Sttles Marshal: A grand jury was impa, enfre into these outragei polygamists were rigidly the ruling of Judge WK. , coarse greatly incensed Mormons, and'gave emus! bend a collision and aerie) EMI In addition , to this, Lb- autteorlties ha'ing knowledge of a re orted mar der committed some years since in the vicinity of Salt Lake, by t e Mormons, udder the authority and by the c - insent of Brigham Young, the Governor de-. termined to bring the guilty to justice. Oue of the pariii. , 3, a Danito, named Hickman, concerned in the deed, was arrested, whcrupon he dWelosed, ana'g other things, t at ho and two others, by , order of Brigham Yo ug, iu 1.867, murdered a man in Echo annon, took $960 off his_ person, deliver dit to Brig. • , ham Young, and told him where they got it. The Governor sea to the place where Hickman Bald the ones of the murdered man could be found, and they were found as stated. He also de. scribed,ho* the skull was Jroken in by a bar of iron, and that'wnsifound to be tree. t . ](t is on the testimony and hie abcomplices that th Yciting and his eonfedera made out.. The United S in !Utah aro very resolute, king together iu their fi Mormon domination, with ag* End entire harmony. ' Mormon power Una been b e 6, instance Proceedings have also been coalmen. ceil against leading Mormons for the crfme of bigamy, and already Brigham Young and Bishop Wells, the Mayorof Salt Lake city, and a high functionary in !the city, have been placed under ar rOt. In consequence of real or prep tended illness, the Mormon chief has tick yet.been broUght, into court to plead tolthe charge, but remalus under arrest at his residence, in the charge of a deeel uty Marshal. Three additiOnal oompte. nies of United States troops have been Sept to and quartered at camp oug-• lass, which is about three ;mile from Salt Wit olty,i to be in. readin a for ally emergency -that may arise. The government forces seein - detertniOed to enforce the laws at all hazards, ,liud it is limssible and quite peciblibie that they tell! meet with reel Stance. The Nor• triOnl are in the majority, abd well ore gijnized and armed. "The deluded ful4 lowers of Brigham will obey any cow= ttiand lie may issue, whatever the Con. :•aqt,,•nt•ce, hence' the possibility of a uohtlict, Sooner or later, such a_tttrife inuet occur there, ,and "It may as I well -.r isle now as ever. Too long bave:we sn boil tied to the infamous proceedings i,rl lie deluded and.: mligulded -fame' til4., an ; d we hope that at last we have ac l r; cat at the period'cif time when this f:lei Att - 1 in And•damning blot upon our übtional character shall be dealt With 4cordittg to law. Polygamy ir, ,the surviving " twin sister" of the " relics of barbarism," Which the Republican party denounced sOcin after its organization ; and having cl:eStrojed one of the sisterhood, it now Onnains for it to dispose of the other. abninitiat loth We _do not apprehend spy vety serious difficulty in dealing With this subject. Notwithstanding the -superior nunierical force 'of the NlUrnions In the locality of Utah, the' facillties now - for concentrating troops,. :ire such thatthe govdrntnent l can rea riil hying to Ktilt, Lake from East and West a force sufficient to render all re sistance futile. it is to he, hoped that t lp4 mormifoi leaders will perceive the ikt,4 l 6t-lty m il yielding peaceably to the estleutioli of the 'stye, and spare the bhepditte,•of blood in NV kat; must be ap. 'lucent trt t ism—a hopeless resistance. What wit LW the effect of the con- ViCtilln of i lt.adlot; members of that re ligiouselvet of a crime which they pre-- 1 ten i d r ‘gard as a. part of their creed and faith revealed from .11eaveu, Is LW.' fled) to fell. W hatever the consequen- - the intpgrity of the iovernatetit, liettor of tiro Atilt:demi people, and the r eivitizatioli t,f thaligeOmperetive 1y 4ettiond that this - crime com mitted ~iganist mauve, agshist reason, against and against law,.in the name sod under the plea of religious belief tut veneration, be destroyed root and tA ranch. 'Wo - it;j i nhinthat.thb day dawns ,i• 10 1 is ipiely`.-fi'?-be tio!ieuratiltitecl..4r I .lleato • • - . 1 !:0et.. ,WAsHvery(grhy. (tAPA i ot_the,dea , ou who retila,rkeil to h( newly settled limillistet, "The Lord keep isro!a humble ud, we will teep you pee!. ' ~„ - _,, ~ RE gita, Printli Rouse, Proem an' Work wi 1.6[011. lipes to ma. peattios and H the la to this di stylen of t7p• estmentk Cone,s Block, 2d Floor untitled to fn. , front which eXcluded by .art,. T,his of the leading on to appro. s consequen- of this roan ease 'gainst vs has been Pi tea ofileera nd are Ns-or ' Lt. against great tour ; 8o far, the eaten in ev-
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