MESMI
THE DAYS THAT' ARE xi)
Oh, momorieti grileicOritid,pleesiehtopluee'si %.
Where happy birds their wood•notes twittered
Oh, love that lit the dear familiar faces/
We buried long ago.
Fronk I:arren ... .tt esie .
. o` eituasNre .
ber,
Anti baekihrd gaze, with )ierning
°yak.
Ac hearts regicnt;:iii of
The ertnenteile anny lkie9.
ti tad. haulm that See tnett their rainbow tinte to
•' borrow ; C• •, •
Iron' same illuaiined HO or fairy . ioru
Bright days that never !nuked a bright to tatirrtm,
Days that return, no tnore.
Fait gardgos with their many blossomed -alloys,
And red ripe roses breathing ont perfume;
Dim violet nooks in green r nestered valleys
limpurpled o'ee with blonin.
Sunsets thatligiftcti . up the brow'ry
Turning their illisky ginenig tO gli Oerinki guld ;
Moonlight that on the river's fern 'frtn iicki reaches
Streatried, white-rayed, silvery
O'er moorlandsidealc we. wander, weary•hearte'B,
Through man,* aaaggleid i wild ayol thyrtly ni42e;
\ d3mtnemberinki-ne ir, dreams, the dip) deparied,
Tho bygone happy days!
CASTE) AR. ON .I,III.COLN
1 - wish to present you another
,exam.:
pie of adeeided ptirpokie , to - accomplish
gradual\abolition, which wns foreed.to
couelude by 'immediate, abblition. I'
refer to the example of Ameileit: ' * '--
The puritans are the patriarchs of lib
erty ; they opened a new ' world on the
earth ; thl• opened
.a new, path for the
human eo s I
cience ;' they created a 'new
society. Net,lwhen England tried to
subdue them and they -cOnqueret; , the
Slave] repuhlic triumphed, antt
.y
re
trained. Washington could only eman
cipate hie slaves% Franklin sitid that
the Virginians could not inoke the.
name of,Goti, - ;retaining tiavry,, Jay
said that ailthe,prayers .A.O ries—sent
up to Heaven for,. the, preser ation of
liherty, while SlaverY,centin ed 'werO
mere blasphendeft,_, Afason - mourned
over the payment his descendants muse
make for this great crime of their fath
ers. Teff 4 i erson traced the line, where
the black Wave of Blavery should be
stayed. . •., . ,
Nevertheless, Stak.ery inv'eased eon- .
tintdiy, Ppeg. that you
,Wil 1, pause a
'moment to' . conpider that man who
eleans.ed thi4,terrible stains whiab ob
scured the'stnrs of the' Anierit , an, ban
ner. I beg that`yen will pause a , aid,
ment, for this immortal noble has here
been invoker] t•for• the perpetuation of
Slavery. Ali ! the past century has
not, the century to como.will not have,
a figure so grand': pijicausb \ its eVtldiSaP
pears heroism also. J
I have often eontemplated and des
cribed his - life.'llorn inn cabin of Ken
tucky, or parents who could hardly
read' horn a new_ Moses in tie ta?liqvln
of the desert, where are fOrgeil all great
and oliattnate thoughts,' monotonous
like the desert, and,, like the deSert,
sublime.; growing., up among those
primeval forests, which; with .their
fragrance, send welnitior incense, and,
with their - murmurs, allond Of prayi!rs
to heaven ; ri , boatman 'at 8 years in he
impetubus current of the Ohio, ants, at
0w
17 In the vast and . m - it - waters", the'
- Mississippi ;' tater; a woodman, with ax'
and arm feting the Immemorial trees
to open a'way to unexplored regions, or
his tribe of wandering workers-; • read
ing no other book than -the Bible, the
book of great sorrows and great hopes,
dietaied ofWit.,l4:prephets to the sound
of fifers they dragged through NM
ever and Babylon,; it ()Mid of Nature,
in a, word, by one Of thoseMirtiele;4 only
comprehensible among free peoples, he
fought for thep . enuntry, and_ was raised
by his fellow•eitizens *to the Congress
at Washington, and by the nation to
the Presidency , of the Republic.; and
when the evil grew more virulent, %viten
those states were dissolved,' when the
slaveholders uttered their war cry and
the slaves their groans of despair—the
Vilooacutter, the boatman, the son of the
great West, the deseendant of Quakers,
Plumblest of thelintrible before hislcon
i4clence, greatest of the great before his
tory, ascends the Capitol, the greatest
moral bight of our time, a•M strong and
serene with his conscience and his
thought ; before him a veteran army,
hostile, - Europe behind illm, England
favoring the Southi-France encouraging
rOaelion in Mexico, 'in 104 hands the
riven country ; he arms two millions
of men, gathers a u half million horses,
sends his artillery 1,200 miles in a week
from the banks of the Potomac to the
shores of Tennessee; fights /1101'0 than
600 battles ; renewal before Richmond
the deeds of,Alexander, of Ctesar ; and,
alter having . emaneipated 3,000,600
slaves,.that nailing ungh t.be wanting,
he died-'n the very moment ofvietOry.-
like Chrrsi like Socrates, like all re-
Jeemer/, at the foot of his work.' His
work ! Sublime achievemenn ever
which humanity shalt eternally shed
its tears, anti God his benedictions!
[Great applause.]—Tritnne.
TampEßANcit AND PAPPVW 4 .—About
thirty years ago a few eitizetisf New
Braintree, in Massachusetts t 'inet .to
gether and;resoh:ed.,that, the best inter
ests of the.,tosht required a tavern in
Astbich spirituous liquors should not be
Held, n» the• filet was patent to all that
too maziy of the young in the place
would congregate at the " village inn,'!
and were fortniiig habits of social drink
ing. After talking Over the importance
of the matter, and satisfying t4emselves
that the euterpriso they proposed would
not ppneapayinly one; they subscribed,
some $7,006, built a hotel, furnished it,
and engaged a hindlord to ran it free of
rent. Soon after this reform, the people
of the town came to the conclusion that
i t Was an unprofitable business to farm
out the poor of the town, as had long
been the practice, to the lowest bidder,
and at alown meeting they voted to buy
a poorhouse farm, and put the poor at
work. ,This was also carried into effect.
Twenty-flve Years baye passed away
had going to that %quiet, thrifty town
not long ago, this stage driver said to us,
on passing the " poorhouse farm,"
"There is a funny Mace," "Wks , so ?"
we asked. "Because, it is a poorhouse
farm, and not a pauper in it. Anii
Suppose the reason is, some thirty years
ago a temperance tavern was started
here—no liquors have been sold, and
there is no drinking, nor drunkenness,
and not a pauper in the town,"
Do the best we can, we must not: ex
pect every one to be friendly to us ;- for
some will hate us becAbse others love
US. i
It is doubtful if any man could by
possibility Flo his noblest, or think his
deepest without a preparation ofsutler
ring. . .
Mr. Greeley says that the Solution , of
- the question whether woman is eqi,
to man depends)ipon who the wom an
is, and who therm is. .
Anger'may glance into the Creask ofa
wise man, but rests only In the bosom
of fools. ,
=AISO
EONS
7i,904 County Agitators
i
litlB. Mlles is wall stocked with Typo, Presses, Sc.,
and kas,everKediraVaise fur ,ilelng - • ,_,
r.,.
, ~'
N
,JOll I'ItITING -"
----
In - a superior manueri Plal tier In Colors, from a wed•
ding card loin sleet-Cosier. Any kind or sly to of work
ilono nt. Obis`
allen, asgidlows i
Law Books, Pamphlets,' Cards ; invitation Cards,
klimASOlS,Pregrammes, _Checks, Drafts, Duhllis,-
Bill Saida, Circulars, Orders, Shipping Cards,
Uusinesa Cards, Envelopes, Tinfoil Piste Printing,
Visiting Cards, Wedding ..-' I &a, Sic., Ate. ,
. 3 itsti,ce Blanks, , t
.
i"(iti
And all 011nir blanks constan i
tly On ;midi and far nide:
' i ' ‘ • ' 1
Destia, a airantes, VS4Sot.Cuntfact, - ,
Deeds, qult•clalnt. iSiutinteolti, tittlitoonas; '
Statomopt and Confession, 1 Warrants, Execution*,
Amicable Action, .Indetuntrying Hands,
Bonds,Gonstable's Sale, A,ttasliitten Is, .Indgr, I all t
Collector's Sate, tKot4n, eetttlart and, Itattd'"
Narrine Certificate, for A pthuen t a r Guardian.
And any , Otber Mantle not onninora.irut aboro!4111 be
printod..to order 01 abort notice..
- 4:l'e - rtiou a sending orders for JUR WORK wiii got
i i
their worn prop Hy done and retnrusa . We. shall
spare no pains to I ease on r enstoinsis in this depart.
ntent, Those.-sending work, please mote llae elm, al
joli, kind or ink 0.4 d paper desired.
, 1 ...
•
VAN GELDER & MITOIiELL.
.;-3'sbOt:l6. Proprt6ters
.
VETE do 'not pay ap
Vl' • but we do II e I I go
than any other btare in this vicinity, which is
bettor. We hay just received a
1,1►7 , tge?) IlEii-tC)O43]My
and'havo bought them to sell in order to do this
quickly, have marked the.. et email profits,
tvt-Tri Got& AT PAR es A BAB 9•
Dry Goods
of all kinds are cheaper than they have been in
ten yam* eArecially.
DRESS SILKS, FRENCIi , POPZINB, o.
afull line In stook, and at each low prices that
averilady oan afford a new dross.
We have a complete aeaortment and CREAPRII
TUN 'EVER i3EFollt. Our Stock of
Domestic Goods, Fancy Dress
.Gdoder, Wookkpoths,
Yankee-Notions,
&c., &c.,
litre risudi very large and varied, and wg nem::
ANTEE rnicce to be as low as can be found any
where within 100 miles. Our
is full of fresh Goods AT SPECIE PRICE'S, and
every one can nom affordAo have everything they
eat made good.-
WV. IPORDIALLY FEOi'LE OF 'hoot,
.601SIVIT to call tend examine our Stock and pri
ces—being satisfied that it will paY then in come
and buy their goods at f
Wealvrayegive customers froNn ri.distriboe.the
"INSIDE TRAM"
WALL PAM
T ET it ho distinctly understood 16 tho inhale.
JU 'tante and citizens of Wellsbo t ro, that we
sell 5
.WALL PAPER;'
•
cheaper than can be sold by any other firm In
Tioga County; farther we do affirm that no man
can undersell us unless they r else goods . 17'
the -
AIR LI E.
35,000 ROLLS OF WALLIVAPER
. • ~
bought - at the prase Gold prices $l,ll, which
we will sell cheaper an any othenfirm west of
N. Y. Cold and exa ne, and we are certain
that we can pleas'e in Price and quality, and if
not spited we .will pay, yea for ,your time in
specie. - .
"%ialdeZtuo th
At their Stable on Peail St.,opposite Wheeler's
,Vragen shop.l Single or do u ble rigs furnished to
order. They ,im to keep good horses and wa_
gone, and in'terul to please. Prlceareasonahle.
W.ATKINS dc:I.Olkl)EN.,:.
•
Noe. 24, 3884-Iy.
et ALL AND SEE that largo stock of wail pa.
Der, selling op' at cost, at'
P. R. 'WILLIAMS & CO'S.
7ollsboro, May 25,1870.
SPRlelit PAYMENT!
cie in making change,
ahem
gal to 50 per Cent tem!
FOR THE SPRING TRADE
IN PAISLEY SHAWLS,
CROW DEPARTIIIHNT
The Regulator.
NEWELL Sr, OWEN.
Corning, April 6, 1870.
WA LL PALPPt!
WALL PA ER
and any other artield ip the - f
Drum TAirie•v
'We have just received from N. Y.,
Vg.ILLIAMS CO
sro,
We!labor°, April 6,
Liver
Livery Ibr Hire,
.
- "A ND. 11) AR .16
Ifavingformeda partnerebtp In the Tin, 'Noire
and Ilardarare trade, the undersigned have the
pleasure io announce that thy have, at a great
outlay, Bedded to the usual stuck of the old stand
MAIN STREET; W.cLLSBORO„
a complete assortment of Shelf Hardware,
of whieh'we enumerate the following artiolos:
NAILS; SPIKES, CROWBARS, X CUT,
MILL," RAND AND BUCK SAWS,
BUTTS, STRAP. HINGES,
CARPENTER'S TOOLS,
_PUMPS, AXES,
•
AUGERS, •
BUTTS,
1)ITT-STOCK HATCIHETS, CHISELS,
SPADES, FORKS,
• BENCH-SCREWS,
WOOD , SOREWS, OARRIAOE BOLTS,
Bviats, SKEINS, WASHERS,
r PIPE BOXES, AXLE- ,
TREESr_ELLIP
' TIC
SPRINGS, HORSE SHOES; HOOP, BAR,
k BAND IRON, GRINDSTONE
HANGINGS, CORN .
POPPERS,
SAUSAGE CUTTERS AND STUFFERS
COMBINED. Also, PISTOLS, ~
PISTOI,UARTRIDGES,
POWDER AND
CAPS'.
PATENT BARNDOOR HANGINGS
a new thing, and made for use. These are but a
few of the many articles composing our stool;
of Hardware.
We invite the public to call and examine for
themselves. We aim to keep the best quality of
goods% outline; 'and. all work to order don•
promptly and well.
AGENTS .FOR THE
Buckeye Mower
SASH, DOORS. BIA,
AT FACTORY PRICES,
Always an baid or furnished to oxd
ROBERTS & BAILEY'S Ha
Store, Welleboro. •
11. - (iBEIPTS ; Jr, BAILBY.
Wu: ROBERTS. t • ' •
R. O• BAILEY. j
Wellaboro Jan.'l,lB7o—tf. , I
Lois, 'of NeNt 4. Gods
L. BALDiiilll & p C 01.43,)
and see a nice stook of Goods for the
SPRING it, SUMMER.
EgLagmo Emma; (looma
—all styles, colors and pattocns—
ALPACAS, POPLINS, CALBRICKS,
FRENCH JACONETS,. ORGANDIEP,
PEQUAS, VERSAILES, BLACK t;
AND COLORED SILKS,
&C., (fo.
BEAUTIFUL .Bummer SHAWLS
and a large assortment to select from,
CLOAKS READY—MADE, - AND OLOTII
TO . MAHE MORE, ALL KINDS OF
' LININGS, FRINGES, TASSELS
' &0., TO TRIM DRESSES ,
. OR SACQUES.
YANKEE NOTIONS
can't be beat. It keeps up with everything the
Yankees have thought of so far.
HOOP SKIRTS, BALMORAL A' TS,
001i.SETS, ece,
MOZIMMOZ
too numerous to mention; but will say. that you
will seldom find so large an assortment to select
from in a country store, and clear down to the
BOTTOM :FIGURE. •
itaghWe also keep large casortinent of °
READY-MAD] CLOTHING,
in suits, and parts of I ,A. ( Should we fall to
suit you with ready-ma to, have Cassim'eri
and
A !TAILOR TO T AND F 144
~ ,
BoOts and
HATS AND CAPS, STRAW GOODS,
AND GENTS' FURNISHING
GOODS, A COMPLETE LINE OF
CROCKERY, WOODEN WARE,
HA, RD WARE I , SHELF HARD
WA:RE, NAILS,I IRON,
Looks, Latches, Carpenters' Tools.
'A GENERAL STOOK OF •
4ROCE
Tiil3 are lotrer th ,
the war. Did not go to Cub
ao.have some chonp. We are
pnb
E. ROWE SEWING
Farmers, if ion waitta oh to
SALT , LIME,PLASTERrPORK,FLOUR
. Lime, Cayuga Plaster, &0..
r„,l
Butter tubs, Palle. Firkins, a)
paver with. All blade oF.
ed. Pelees can't be beat.
" T. L. I!
Tiogs, May. 4,18 .
1
1
IMO
OM
QOME ~'•O
TIOGA, PA
such as
—Our stook of—
MI
Shoes,
all styles and- !Isms
IES,
at ao , stimo slap.
to buy'augar, awl
lagraa for the
MACHINE.
workfith drop in
d Ashton "Salt to
rin Produce want-
ALDWIN'a 00.
1 - RE11 1 10VILL: ~',k
New S toc k-4 Nelt'oo_6(lsl
- ; •
SEARS & DERBY
•
AVIg rotten , lhatictaw kora
WrSght & 'where they ere:-on - tea
with a now gook
BOOTS,: BALfeIORALS,
BOOTEES, BROGANS AND
. : GALLIGASKINS
warranted to At any font ltam itea, in
iTbe stook his been seleoted by one
wbo bas 4be advantage of • •
rnia Y` YEARS' EX:I4E4I4OW
in the business, and isthe i best and t 41)est in. the
country, • Our sioolc-of- , -
FRENCII CALP, FRE:NOR ICIP; 'UP
PER, SOLE, COMMON CALF,
BINDING, MO.
ROCCO,
•
will b l e kept up as heretofore.
On Findings weahafi 'be - found • at betas al
ways, and we hen endiaVoi fcPselt at prices
aatisfactory to s the trade. We won't be under
sold.
C SI-I PAID .
'FOR HIDE SKINS FURS & PELTS.
Also the op o th .
° WOOL .
-But our b• • hold will be on
CMS OM WPRICI
usual._
There's comfort in a well made custom boot,
That fits the oorne without too much compressing
For everybody knows a shabby foOt.,c l . -
Cannot be compromised by OvordreSsing.
And ono may,wear clean linen with a suit
Of finest cloth, but there is no finessing '
Will make a man-with shabbily dressed feet,
Look likn a gentleman upon the street
rifouxr,: Buy your boots of
BEARS it -.PERRY, , •
,
Or any other man. rerintit's•DeviLl:
Wollsboro;Jan: Ih69—tt
lAM AGKKT for Kinney & 00., oel ted
'platform -Spring Wagons, an styr-s also
for ' th'eir light Oarrlaget and Buggy ":':ons, ,
all made in good style, and from Jorge imber,
and warranted in everpespitet r e. alto any
made. Oan furnish' any of the aborh at the
lowest Manufacturers price's; Z. 0. BENNET.
Wellsboro, Jan. 1, 1870-0.
Home and Lot for Sale:
- iTousH and tot, and ,vadant lot for Bale
XX. cheap. Location Wollsboro, and (lockable.
Inquire at the Agitator'Office.
Jan. 1, 181h-z--tf.
To TnE FARIIIER9 or
TIOGA. COUNTY.
lAM non ultdiug +sly manufactory,iu Lawrence
villa. a superior
• FANNIN:O MILL,,.
whichpoimseettie followittgadvantsysover allother
mills: — •
I.lt eeperitea rye, oats, ratlit ter. a n d ton lue e da,extel
otiebeand cockle, from whoat. - , ,
•
2. It cleans flax seed,tikes out yellow seed r aud all
other seeds, perfectly.
13,1 t clean s timothy seed.
4. It does all otherseparatingrequlred Of a mill ;
This mill is built ofthe beet and most durable Um
her, In good slyle.and Is sold Cheap ier cash, or pro
duce.
• I will "Ift n patent sieve, for eeparailng oats front
whealito othermills,oneeasonableterms.
3.8 AfitTFIBIt ,
eager.
P
IRON. WORKS!
FOUNDRY it AIACDINE SHOP
WELLSBORO, PA.
SEARS & AVERS(,' PROVRIZTOREI.
PLOWS, HORSE HISSES, OULTIVA
TORS, FIELD ROLLERS, KET—
TLES, ALL Brzxs, SAP PANS,
FARMING. 'UTENSILS, ALL
KINDS, WOOD,MACHINES FORd
SAWING WOAD;
Bl'ick Machines,
•
CHURN POWER; SHE TOMPKINS
COUNTY, HORSE POWER--: - EIGHT
AND TEN HORSE, CONSTANTLY
)N HAND,
And also, everything usually found in a His
zlass Shop.
We call particular attention to our MA
CIBINE SHOP, - whtioh hats been re-built with
new, ant tiret-elatt
ItiCHINORLUTH
Iron PLAINER; DILML, hco. We employ none
but first-class workmen, and are, therefore, pre.
pared to do our work In die, best style, and at
short notice. Wo haie recently added new
MAORIRERY, for Planing and Matching
boards. Call and see us.
Jan. 5,1870-1 y: tiEARS & EVERY.
hid e+ fr : t o El tfi
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Lift4•l;§l3ll,;A:NCE,,i
•,- • "
- VNITEV-STATES:
Chartered under the Laws of N44 - York:
Cash Assets $12,000,000.
Annual Ausluess: " "A63,0Q0,0P0.
le.sedn#i':2dd
,fau
sobsequhot . prenktouts;los:to 1tiOr . "00 the
amount 4f ma pp10y..., Divider* itse from 10 to
26 per conl,l3ie 2d ylear, witinafaiss each ' yeas,
therefore.. Thti f ilqultibla=lad 'bilittleslS to thti
mount, otr$12,000;000 Mere butt #iiat (1669)tbast
any other 'company-411'0fmk; • Ptfrily transit
and noo-rottoitoble. No other oreinpany can show
a better eo'ciid, larger - dividends, Ayr cafes 'soli
amities. r Alt the 'profits lest the tuttnalkixpenses
of thermal:Holy are , divided :among the
a pelloy .
holders as ,dividends each year. .Any ono desir
ing of having a life insured, if he will examine
the figures of theEqUitable, will become convinced
that it is:to his advantage to insure In this cow-4
pany in preferone to any other. '
_ VY. - "AvirrONE; Agent
Office with Wilson 4 Niles.] for Xioga Co.
April 18,1810-4 m • •
Grocery,: L ikell'krOyleto!i Store,
00 #NINO; N. 8".
ci.'
! ' t
.
WOOLEBALE. AND RETArL DEALER
in'All kinds of
GROCHRIES, PROPIONS,
Wines, Liquors and.
Cigars, H
FOREIGN 8; DOMESTIC, GREEN
DRIED FRUITS, 1'
CANNED FR UITS AND
VEGETABLES,
!
WOOD & WILLOW WARE, GLASS it
CROCKERY NV E, ,
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGE , OARS dc
PERAMBIMATORS, TOYS, &0., &o.
A fall and complete assortment of the 'above'
mentioned goods of they beet quality always on
hand. • . ,
Fatal:mkt attention paid , to Fine Groceries.
Dealers and Ocinsumers ails end it to their in
terest to examine MOM* before buying.
Corning, N. Y., re I, 181'0.
e-""
CORNING JEWELRY STORE 1
A, D. DUDLEY,
34 1 : illatohmalcor,l and Jeweler.
A large aerortment of
WATOHEE, JEWELRY, SILVER PLATED
WARE, °LOOKS AND. FANOY GOODS:
- Air Engraving done In any style. I
Corning, Deo. 15, 1869. A. D, DUDLEY,
Iy. N0.,10, Market at
•STZOKLIN, ' • -
Ohtkintialteb Turner, and
rarnitnre Dealer. • ,
Q. A 1•11 ROW and RAMO= opposite Dartt's
0 Wagon Shop Main Street, where he la pre
pared to tarnish Cabinet Ware of any kind to
Innen, In went.
Orders promptly filled and eatisinoti+guaran
thed. Venal Turning done ta-arder.. ."
Welleboro, Jan. I,IBZO- O'.STIO,ILIN.
. ,
' Valuable Farm for Sall:
farm of three hundred stores, witl>> two hun
dred and twenty-live Reran improved. Olt
? aced two miles north of Tioga• Village, on the
' 4 I; C .5 vet and Railroad. 'Well matiterad, un
der a good state of cultivation,
and good build
ings. Also four houses and lots for sale In Tioga
'T. L. ZALDWIN.
Tioga,Jan. 1 , 1870-tf.
Wholesale and Retail
DRUG STORE!
By W. C. KRESS.
LOTS SPRING .GOODS
Tlin subscriber will keep on nand at all times
a fall stock of
Patent Medicines,
Flavoring Extracts, Perfumery, Kerosene,
Lamps, Wicks, Dye Colors, White Wash
Lime and Brushes, Varnish, and
Sash Brushes; Window .Glass
all sized?, rarnilh. of , all
- kinds, Fancy Soaps,
Hair' Oils,
SPEOTAOi4
• ;
Hair and Tooth Brushes, a fu , atock of
Yankee .Notions; also a co plete as•l
aorimept of
Hoiciteopathic Medienes,
and Ei full stook of
Pure Wines and Liquors.
Buyers are requested to call and examine pri
ces before purchasing elsewhere;
,Apr. S 9, 1870. • W. C. KREBS.
HAND IN HAND
MUTUAL TAPE,
INSURANCE COMPANY
Office, Na. 112 S. 4th St., Philadelphia.
Chart'd Capital g;sigo,ooot,
Assets, - - - $1,000,000 000
Valuation otHoles, Ds. 893,600 00
Annual IncOme, • - - 67,910'96
Ratio of Asasti to Liabilities--$165,00 of as-
sets to every $.100,00 of liabilities.
pfirThis Company, which ranks amongst the
most popular and successful Life Insurance Com
panics,. grants policies on ali s desirable plans,
both with and without profits. ALA POLI
.
OLE'S ARE NON-PORPRITABLE.
MI
NICHOLAS RITTENHOUSE, pre*.
ROBERT M.
,FAUST, Soler,
A. L. MONROE, Agent,Vellaboro.
Office with Jno. I. htitotoll. ,
0
"4
XTOTIOE.—We hereby forbid any person trite
ting or haiboring our father, Jacob Qra•
ham, on onracoonnt, as We shall pay• no debts
of his contracting after Oda date.
• JOSEPH' °Haws,
• HENRY GRAHAM, s
lOHABOD GRAHAM.
Jaakiaa, May 27,1870. $m
El
¶AINTs,-OILS,
11001tat.:BRIIG:ST:0111L
. ;
.
gORNIN9:,
RUGS AND 'MEDICINES, PAINTS
Aar AND OIL% •
fluppEus DAN) . DW, INICEI, , KEITH'S
0014dEVIILX - 015 11141101Ntg:
re:A.oirs;
BuRN - parp 0000AINE, FLAVORING
• L'IMAIDTS, KEROSENE LAMPS:
.PATENT , ,MEDICINES, ROPII
ESTER PERFUMERY
AND FAVORING EXTRACTS, WALE
PAPER, WHOM CLASS,
WIiITEW4S
AND DYE COLORS,
AGENTS /o FOR MARTIN & CO'S RE
. ( FINED oIL.
Bold at Wholesale Prices.' Buyers arerequested
to Dill and got quotations before going further
Nast.
W. D. TERDttili & CO.
Corning, Jan. 1,1870-1 y
P#tent Roofing.
I•}EAVB bought the right to use the Paten
ilTostio Roofing in Tioga County, and am'
now preparad to put on roofs cheap and in good
workmanlike manner. This roodbg is fire and
waterproof. I refer to Messrs. Wrightl& Bai
ley, Toles dz Barker, and 0. L. Willcox, whore
samples can be seen and roofs in nee.
MUDS WINGATE.
Wellsboro, lan .1, 1870-tf.
Welloboro Hotel.
jl3B. iIoLLIDAY, Proprietor. it-large and
41. oOmmodiona Ilonao, 'pouted in the imtnis
ate.violuity,of all the County building', with
large and eoelmodlotts barns attaohed.
jitiONTainea Ha:detracts' as header s , and will
always be found on hand, attentive to business.
Jan. 6,1871).—1y .
Furniture I Furniture!
8. , P. VAN HORN,
TrAVING toompleted his now Cabinet Ware
house on Main street, Wellaboro, has stook
od it with a large and supotrior. assorted stook of
FURNITURE.
Ohamber Suits, Walnut ; Ash, Maple,
&e., &e., ho.,
11101• from $l5O down, and as ohe a / 1
as :the same goods Can be bo3
11 in the cities, freight added,
Parloir Snits, - Walnut, Cherry, "and
:Mahogany, Repa or Hair ,Cloth,
' r -Prom $125 - down.. Alio,
SOFAS, EOUNGES, 43013011E5, TETE—
A-TETES,
•
with 'Upholstery to shit.
Center Tables, Walnut or Marble Tops,
Looking asses, Braok to Pa
__
• per Racks, Rocking hare,
all kinds,
•
Wholesale and etail.
• e
I arulnanufacturing an usual, and intend to
keep a lull stook of ware, bottle and olty made
at all times. My Ware Rooms are spacious and
neat, and Pow contain the largest, costliest and
best stook of Furniture ever brought into.the
county, , .
Planing and Matching,
SCROLL SAWINO . &;;MOULDING,
done to order at the Factory.
B. T, V . N BORN.
Jan. 1, 1889-ti
WALKS & LATAUtOP.
na&Lana
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, NAILS,
IV YES; TIN-WARE,
BELTING,:SAITS; BUT C R Y,
WArkER: LIME; Y
AGRIOULTUR'AL IMPLEMENTS,
Carriage and: Harness Trimmings,
HARNES)3E6, BADDIE I • S, ;
°outing, N. Jan. 2, 1870-17.
Ingham's' Woolen gills I
PA:
T" i lsubscribers will pay Cash, Pull-016th,
Chi 810101 . 011, Piatitlol2l, &0., ho., for Woo).—
Mayas° manufacture as usual—
\ • •
TO MIL OR ON MIRK
to suit customers. All work warranted nem.'
resented,• They invite particular Attention to
their Water Proof
CASSIMERES,
which are warranted in every respect. Particu
lar attention given to
ROLL II CARDING
AND
CLIITII DRESSING.
MOHAIR'S large stock of Cassimeree, &e:, 25
per cent leas than any competitors, and warrant.
ed as represented.
INGHAM manufacture to order, and do all
kinds of , Roll-Carding and Cloth Dressing, and
defy competition. - •
=GRAMS have as- good an assortmgnt of
- •
Full Moths, Oassimeres,
•
and give more for•Wbol in exchange than any
other establishment. ;Try them and satisfy your
selves. .
wholesale and - retail' at the Cow-.
anesqne Mills, 2 miles below Kno*villa.
Our Moths are warranted, an 4 sold by the
following persons:
0. B. KRUM', Welsher°, Pa.
T. L. WA.LDWIN CO., Tioga, Pa.
• .T. C. BBNNETT, C gtonqa.
100,000 Pounds
,of, Wool
Wanted.
jeot to the , decision of the Repot) town , County
Oativentfoo.
INGHAM BROTHERS.
/ Denteld, June 1, 111tOltf.
1,, •,.
r N. Y.
QN 'and aftor MONDAY, May 2d, '2lllO, Tralna
wilt tuna o Oarntrtg, at the follow tug hours, v Ist
- 1 •
0012(0 WEST.
. ,
6,46 and dpibettaan.;l .lloll T IfIL",„ daily for Roch
ester - Buffalo Dunklik, ' Cleveland and ',Cfneitt
pattl,-mektag' direct cotamectfou with trains of the •
Grandk and Lake Shore Railways at Buffalo,
Dunkirk d Cleveland for all points West,;eull at'
Cloelii ti with the Ohio ; and AlivolvalPPl and - " " ill *
villa Short [duo Railways for the Southend Son lb
' wes t : ) : . 0.
618 a in, BXPRI3BB 'MAIL, Sunda)*
Duffed°, Dunkirk and Cleveland, c i n etiug wlt
ell;
trains Pr thailleat. A eleeplog Coa ch to
aitatedsto
this train running through to Buffalo.
10,221 a. 62 . ,
, MAIL TRAM, Betideya exec tod, tor
I kluge o and Dual:lrk.
145 p.m., BALTIMORE RICERESS"tido reacept,
°LI, for ltocheeter and Buffalo*yla Avou.
7,25 p.m., DAY EXPRESS, Sundays exce.ted,pv
Atocheater, Buffalo, Dunkfrk;Cleveland, ct 'clung!,
laid the Booth Stops xt drin clpe ! stations end eon,
neoto points on Junin line.
,
New and improved Drawing Room Coaches aci:ompauy 1
this rain from Now York to Buffalo, and Sleeping
i ?
Coact) ti attached at llornelleville, rifuning through ,
_ too velaudaud Galion without change. . •- •
/Lk 5 p. in., EXPRESS MAIL, Situdaye excepted,
Tor llntrolo, Cleveland, connecting ,witli talne for.
the West.
,ted.
12,08 P. WA YYREIG lIT, Sunda yea xcejr...._.
0,45 g: t . ve., EMIGRANT TRAIN, daily; for the Wait,
11,48 p• ni l NIGHT EXPRESS, Sundays excepted,
connecting at Now York 14 Itliafterstoon trains and
Ateamerefor Boston and Now England &Blew.
Bleeping Coaches accompany this train to New York
4,35 m.,I3IOINNATI EXPRESS, Mondays ox
pepted„ connecting at 'Elmira for Witilitumport,
Harrisburg and the South; Woo at Elmira for Conan
- dalgus; at Waverly with train of Lehigh valley Rail.
way; at Owego for Ithaca; at Binghamton for Coo
- peretown and Albany; and at New York With steam
ers and afternoon Express trains for NeW . England
- cities. Jr". Sleeping coaches accomPany this train
to'Neil! York A . .
11,28 k m., DAY EXPRESS, Sundays excepted,
connecting at Jersey „City with midnight express
trafn afNew Jersay Railroad for Philado Ipb la. Also
stops at 'principal statedna and connecting points on
. main line.
:New , krid inapcovid Drawing Room Coaches accompany
this train to N w York',,'
1248 p. m., ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, daily for
Susquehanna. .
2,20 p. m., ELMIRA MAIL, ;R1111111).s exeopted.
4.,30p. in., NEW YORE AND BALTIMORE MAIL,
!Sundays excepted, connecting. BC Elmira for the
South.
. .
9,57 p.m., LIGRTNINO EXPRESS, Dally,connact
log at Jersey City with morning Express train of
Now Jersey Railroad for Baltimore alsd Washington;
and at Now York with morning Express train for
Boston and New England Cities. Alsr stops at all prin-
cipal stations and connecting points on main line.
Sleeping Coaches accompany thliktraT, through to New
Nock.
11,33 a. m., WAY BREIGIIT, Sundays excepted. °,
Atir A revieed and complete" Pocket Time Ttibleo f
Passenger Trains on the Brie Railway and• connecting
Linos, bats recently been publiebed, and can be procur
ed on application to,the Ticket Agent of the Company
Wht. R. BARR, • L. D :RUCKER
Gael rasa .A gent , Gen't Sup't
Blossburg & Corning, & Tiogit R. Ic
Tiatnewillrun as follows untilfnrther notice: ~,
dooommodation—Leave a Blossburg at 6,50 a. n.i..+lllaus
fluid at ,40 Vnr
Tioga at 8,22, Larencevllie a t 9 07—
i t
artivip ' Corning at 10,10 a.m.
Matt—Le a Blossburig at 2,80 p. ra „Mansfield a t 2,10,
Tioga at 8,45, Lawrenceville at 4,29—arriving at
°tinting at 0.80 P • Ittt •, 1
Mall—LeavesOorntag at T,50 a .m.;lawreneavali at
8,414,Ti0ga at 9,28, lelanaHald a t.lo,os,—arrlvlng at
Bloss-burs at 11,45 a. In .
AIXOMITIOdatiOI..•LeaVp II, O OI ' Mug at 2,55'p. m.,Law
reacaville at 4,41.11.10ga at 4.65, Mansfield at 5,88
arrivin it a t Blossburg it) 6,20 p. in. -
. L .H .6jHADPIICK ,8 up , t
TRAINS FOR THE NORTH. •
7iraineforOanandagulaloavo Elmira al] follows':
Accomodation at 112 pin
Haven [fastest train on road) ...... 12 05 a m
Mall 10 00pm
Accommodation 615 pm
On andattar,luno 12, 1870, trains will arrive a t.d
lepart frog' Troy; as follows; •
LEAVE 110itTHWARD,
848. p. m.—Dally(oacept Sundays) for Elmira and
13ntTalo,via Erie Railway from Elmira.
`lOB5 a. m.—Daily(oxcept Sundays) for Eimira,Buffii
lo,Oariandalgua, Rogheater, Snap airidet and 038
Oanadaa.
• ~ .
LEAVE SOUTHWARD..
T 25 . 131.—Da113(except SundaYe) for Baltimore,
968 lashillgton,Pbiladelphiaptc ,
, m.—Dally (except &Maya) for Baltimore,
ashington and Philadelphia.
1/11) It• PINCE. BD. B. YOUNG
n'lBuptilarrieburg, Oen') ase. et
m0ne,518.,
A
Best
gi
Bee.
Beet
Bra.
Men
not
note
give
B GB.—Wo want all portions hating any bags
wit . our mark . on them, to return the same at
on. as lye shall take steps to, secure th em.—
We have 500 bags scattered among the people.
eve
WO
and
gen:
T: E subscriber would Inform tho public that
che has thti agency of a quantity of C
lOWA LANDS,
I
will
or p
MI
thr
Th,
cal
TIME TABLES.
AILWA
*LE -RAILWAY,
GOINQeT.
11.6.0040r1) OISECKED TIIIMUCIII
Northern Central R
~I
OTHER TUMBLE TS,
Cash! 1.8-70
BE WIli!..T SELLING FOR:CA8111
w Prices To-.fifty.
VhiteWheat Flou'r $7 pr bb1.1,75 pr. sack
'ad wltnter $11,60 " 1,82 "
X Spring Wheat, 8,00 " 1:60 "
k
and
Flour, 3,00 per 100 lbs.
1 eed 2,00 "
Shorts 1,60 " ". .
2,25 '' “'
iise prices only FOR CASH..
1 • DAIVEY
, persons not having settled with us, ,car..
. Janie us now if they find their accounts and'•
left with an attorney for collection. We
[due notice. W. la. B.
WRIGHT .% DATTA&Y
. . ,
.11011 1 /Ng MACIIIM IS !.
! E Excelsior is dooidedly tho best and mist
' dutab/o '
MOWING MAOHIN •
j brought into Tiogtdounty. Por sale by J.
r tendyke, Wellaboro •, A. Silbert, Mansfield;
.i . P. Wortendyke, East Charleston; who is
=rat agent for Tioge, county. 1 '
at Charleston, June 22, 1870 tf
•
FOR SALE,
•
the undarligned, a span of horses, ffve
\
years old; a good farm or ad team. Can be
on the premises of E. P. De ii, in Delmar.
D. 1.. DEANS.
'ellaboro,inly,l3, 1870. 2m
• . HUMPHREY & CO.,
, •
PPOSIVE the the Hazlett Maze, - TIOGA,
I
f i Pa., keep oonetantly,,on band a largo assort..
t of Family
,
oceties acid Provisions,
OUR FEED, AND MEAL S , PORK,
BUTTER, LARD, OfiEESE, &c.
Price's down to the bottom figures.
• 18, 1870.-8r0.. , A. HUMPHREY A CO.
OW A LAND' AGENCY.
oh ho will sell for cash, or exchange for real
ersonal property, on reasonable terms.
iill 1 -
t REAT BARGAINS OPFBEED.
r I
•
e would say that ho hex trimmed the Ptrop
; and titles for himself, and believes hel can
r 1)
ait for the interest of person going West,
ire him a call before , purchas ng else* ere.
;particulars, inquire of S. D. OODE.Lt,
i ay 11, '7O ly Sahinsville , logs Co., Pa.
IHotel for . "Sale•s .
Ht' ROTEL ail Osceola, is offered (or sale
lort . reasonabl terms. Ale- stand is a de
hle one, hes wo barna upon the piem ises,
o wells of goo water, and slot of fruit reef,.
lot contains acres of land, Addres •or
on ' IMES J. MART
! cools, Jane 1,1870-11 m. The Proprietor.
I ' '
HARKNESS &,
• , •
R 0,7 7 AND siroE AtAKAIRS.I
Pp An Mozart 'Mock formerly oocuple l d by
J, .11; Rice sic a Grocery Store.
.
.SOTS AND SHOES of all kinds mlt!ile to
order and in the best manner.
EPAIRINGof all land's done prompt'
. Give us acall,
• • Jong , ukftiorE
SHILEY.
ellsbliro, July 18, 1870.-4 y. •
Spring Milli ery; 1187 q!
nArRS. smjefil, on 'rain
.6treet., has' jug
opened a'very hug aisortment of
MILLINER COOK,
suc"all
HATS,
,_EONNETS;
LACES, FLOW
• • COLLARS, ii
&0.,
nßl~ k
afraid. will be e*,
oda. All work done pr.
AlRe.
Wellgioro, 71by 11,
MILL ,
IlLif RS, B. E. Rituba
1.111. - in her, twilit 'quail
bookstqre. She has ju
SPRING
to which aho invites t
of WoHaber° and vie
April 13, 1870.1 y
NIIIV SPRI
AND P
lit RS: SOFIELD has returned from • the City
Inwith an assort ent of New Goods to which
she inyftes•the atton ion of the ladies of Wolle.
bore and' vielnity. ler stock comprises a etiage
selection of \
STRAW , GOOD , ,LACES,. RIBBONS,
• FLOWERS, K D GLOVES, BAND
KERCHIBF'',OOLLARS, FANS;
EMBROJD ' RIES, and a
ety of " IKETE,-Gool* ,
Thankful for the generous
,patron eof the
past, she hopes to merit a tin ne6 of the
same. Bonnets & ats repaired to order,
~flRi" I am also a
Efewing Machine.
Weilaboro Apia
CAMPII
s "1
• ;
ft.
New S
STAIE
ry6R STOOTC
In all Ito bra - n ,
standard of Gold at
ST On
is vory largo, no'
wbon rid. Ou
CARP 1
is the.largest'in th
prices 10 to 20 per
.Linen an(
•
arO as low as befor
ale Brand Black A'
est, Frank Leslie
pronlonneing the b
the Beaver Brand
and fral Oil) 1
UNITED STA
I
1 i7•• •ff.atsili p ' , 4... 11
i
1 1
paokage, The ce
'forwarded to u
Will deliver the to;
We ae the ascii./
can asFrtro our CUB .1
, . gill
ar cheaper than
all ea the chance o
. We solicit fl ea(
()aunty and vtaini
assure them that t{
ly Wonted, and we]
Corning, April
HARN
W. NAVL
that his Ha
1 1 and Omaha is re ,
1‘
1-3Cetar
on short notice, in
ner, and at prices t
a gbod and substantial man
'at can't fail to suit.
, gir
The best workmen aro employokand none taut
the best material Call and,,see.
Deo. 9,lBtlZ—lyi G. W. N'AVLE.
' _
X im, u r am. ie
MR. A. L. M I ONROE, is the nufhortr . cd'
Agent for 'Bogs and . Potier Counties, to,
effect insuranco in the • - . ~
Wyoming Insurance Compaul.'
- • -
Royal, I Capitol $5,000,90 0
Loa don, Livorpll A,,Globe, Capitol, $16.000,00 0
Ile will eanoade i il county during tbq weel4 ex
cept Saturdays, of hen ho ,wpl be found at the
office of Jobn. I. Mabel!, t}) attend to all wbotl ,
may give him aC. IL , lA. L. MONROE.
Sept. 22, 1869 •tri.•
c 4 4114
Trlll i Stibscriboi.
1 • villago of Ot
1870, and continu
•1 • RAT;
' ' u ari,
lioCorn uon Engli
igbo ~...
eb. 9, f.
ING,
CEILING, TVAINSCOT
it LIED & GROOVED,
) P
m
and
with rapidity I
ohint6. Try j
Ileboro,'
d exaotneee, with our new Ma
, d see. B. T. VANBOBN.
1,1870. • - 1 lee
NBT 'RAW GOODS,
RS, . RIBBONS; .
DKBROBTS, '
1 &0.,.
I •
mud/ below termer pri
mptly, Bridip
CAROLINE fiNITE,
S7O-tr.
liMile=
NERY.
I t wilt ha found heleaftat
era, over Young find Co, , i
st recelvpi lota of __
MILLINERY
•
!e attention,l of the Itylies
init:V.
IMRB. R. E. KIMBALL
-MILLINNIV
NOY GOODS.
)•
:ent for the Wllleox-le Gibbs'
Mrs. A. J. SOPIRLD.
0, 1.870. tf
GN OF 1870.
"f. 7 I‘... 1 •
X . >•17 1 . 1 . 7
:7-77
ring.. Goods
AT THE
NOW VERY CODIPLhTE
hes, and Prices down to thr,
yor. Our
OF CLOTH
we make Clothes - to order
T STOCK
s sectionlof the State, and
ont lower than last year.
Whi aods
the Isar. ,We keep the Bulr-i
ipaca, ishich Idadam Demor
nd Bazaar unite - in
eat Alpaca hi arket • also:
mare Mobairs,l splendid
fi tment. The
ES TEA CpMPANY:
the last inroce
the following uo—'
oposo after April
pack a certilkont,e
nt Silter Plated '
in one pound
• found, will he
kd us with
r at received,'
ice. "We
5t,1870, to
.r an elega
ea Service, •
ificate• Who
'vice our
) vice to the
agente, and they
fortunate partyl
a for the - C'ompany, and wai l
otnerft, that reir
, 1
gw,
i bey can be sold at tat
getting s Tea Sett
from all the citizens of Tina
y, visiting Corning, Wild we
,ey shall be kindly and fair
will do them good, •'•
SMITH &
0,-1870, I •
'SS SHOP
would say to his friends
mess Shop, is now inifull blast,
;fired to furnish heavy or light
eatBABOISI F
~
;le , Schtioet.
.1r open a SohoOl .in the
°cola, on Monday, Marsh 7th.
twelye weeks.
US OF
$.l 00
$5,00.
C. C. WARD, Prin?ipal.
li.
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