II - - TIE c•,44-,qk PIKS!). k - k Hark the'voice of Jesus crying, Who will go and work to-day? Fields apakwhite and harvest wnitia , Who a Atear the slicavOl away? Loud and twig the Alastergirtfloth, , • .•" Rieh rt.:wards he 'offers free,; I. Who will anesser gladly saying llelo am I, send isle, amid mu? If you eatch4 erase the ocean, ' And the<lioati4l4nde esphiru,' • You can Rua tile heathen nearer, „„Yon calf find them at your dour. If you cannot give n youvAhousande, • You can give the wiaudoitnite, • And the Last you give for Jesus Will be preoious in his eight. If you cannot speak like angels, If you cannot preach like Paul, You can teel tho lore of Jesus, You can say ho fdied 1,13 r all.. • • • If y. 91 cannot funky ' '; • '; • With thDiadeniiiitre'litii - 4,Blarras ! . You can kid ittOrtife 'children , To the Savior's waiting arms. Let 'none bear you idly saying , • There is nothing I can do, ( 'Firbile the mils pfirtorrlyetsi472 Ani you. • Take the task be gave yen gladly, Let His work your pleasare be; Answer quickly when be Hero am I, send me, send-me. ETERNXL; OUR-WASHING The quiet fidelity with whieli 'she" will dish-water her life away f l or l 'him" is a marvel of endurance and grave. Just here is the servitude of woman heaviest—no ,59.0T1i, hi . A .he,r fwork done than it requires o b'e done again. Man i t works by jobs,t ' nds them and takes his pay. This pay canV translated - into sotvethisig elsodeslrablo. A man works all day, and draws, pay :for: his day's work. This pay allures him, as oats it' horse homeward bound. : Thus men work by termiTtrid.joba;nnd although work is ato'O s rit!Ay,,yfit,Nilieri cut, uff thus into terms.and, jobs,' ;weomen go heartily on otiO journey and, clininc 'of4 milestones Not so with our matey. "She"' mends our socks, end we put our irrepressible toe upbn the darned AlltOt ! (tkitt Aii3dapna it again. "She" I;t4tthes mit iho fanily, and the family _ makes liiil,,tii to B(jitl . ' back the same garment to 'be washed again. 'She - puts the room' in - order, and we get it +tallyho be ;riplinp again: The same tioek.s the sanie.washing, the . same room every time. ' Slie, pus' no successive jobs, no terms"; ne' pay day, no tally stick of life. She' washes -the same dish three, hundred and siXty-tive times every year. No wonder she breaks it and is glad of it! , What, a re lief to say, ' 1 . ..i/li doll' thatAißit l 5 • Not only have we washed dishes, ' but also we iloeked • and;sot•Ved and helped Tit a meal, (with 'sated 'appe • tite bbeause of cookhig) and now we are astounded at the. number r ' . 4f thoulighi, - and steps, and 'acts, and Processes :in volved in a very plain. supper.. ..4 nd we had it, and with it came Oidoni. . Gentlemen all ! kir go •into a rem - an, and see a table ready set. It seems to .is one thing---a supper. . It: is, in fact from fifty to two hundred separate things, taken down, one by one for us to lase, and for 'her' to wash and put back whence ti ey carne. ; There is.it plate of biscuit. flo that plate of simplicity we with our cwil hands and feet brought together a now quid ,fire for baking, viz :'kindling wood; raking out stove, ,and hod of coal. Flour, from the Ida, shortening from the graVydip...down-, cellar., salt from °lie box, sugar • from another, soda from the jan, and (muri atic) from a bottle, a spdon, si, pitcher of water, i dripping pan, and a tin pan for milting these Ingredients ;—and after all, happening in : forget...We_ thing for ten minutes we burned the biscuit half through in a way which we 'reckon quite uncomfortable in a coold ,rean while that one plate 0f;h41,49e1t, added to the eternal distil-wash; o.'6' spoOns, twat pans, one plate and a little cup. Juit a littlt, c piece of. steak ontributed eight pieces to the dish-wa. h. A few strawberries sent in six piec i to be '6l. ready to soil agititi:'Four eggS impressed themselves on six separate articles. __Gentlemen, we'beggn at ten minutes of six and a quartet freight we found ourselves - triumphant—every thing Cleared away except the dish cloth. You see wnwasbed up the bread pan, the dish pan and the sink, Scalding theni all (and our fingers, too,) and dried them off with the . .dish cloth:. Now where on earth can we go to wash out that dish rag? Not In the clean pan" Not over the cretin, dry sink! • . \ We steed aghaebfor five minutes, and then wadded up the rag, round - like a ball, and tucked It into the far corner or the sink, and,Bhut down the cover. Gar sink has a. cover.. But the rag, though hidden, was heavy on our con -B'once. `SliiiineVer would have done BiWe haye well; dish-cl theA, but li ty they washed them ptetlse our skill. And so we said, 'she' 'sawn ~ leaving •us to thought and good rSolutions. We shall be a wiser and a t, tter . warm for at least two t days after h? r return,' i And whenever we stop to th bk, shall rank a enecessful house-keeper and home mark as a worker eecehd to none Mt It - scale of aievement an deserv ing. Her services are like the air, the aain and tne• sunshine, .indisponsible 4 . yet too often enjoyed without thanks giving.,--Rev: T. K...Reecher, , ' • TAKING:MILK TO TIIF t VAI:TORY.— At a late ineetiugof the ipktrons of the Sycamore Cheese Factory, the proprie tor,-in the coarse of some extcellent re marks on the above subject, said : A large portlion'Of th's3 milk has been brought to the factory in lumber ,Tsrag oni—the,cans not sufficleiitly prOtected from the sun, and in almost ail cases the" morning's milk not sufficiently cooled. ' As a consequence we were troubled from the latter part of June to the first of September with the dread of all cheese trifiker#,,,AQMipg , curds. Milk, after beingl , oEirefhily cooled, should be hauled to the factory, as far as practicable, upon spring Wagons, and the Cans during wady. v• , either shou • always be coverea With a thick.wi3olen blanked, or buffalo robe, to protect them from the rays of the sun. SOFT GlNOE63ipti).----1 e one cull of molasses, is o-tbirdsdf cup of water, ode large tablespoonful shortening, 1. te4spoonful of sotlaor !saleratus; ginger tot suit the taste, one cup ; bake slowly threequarters of 'ap. - hour. It is much lighter and nicer to have. the oven cool when emit put in. -• TOAST AND CPLEMSE..--COO d elite' of bread half an inch thick ; - pare -Off the Crust and toast it, very slightly. on ;este side; Cut P. slice or cheese a quarter• of au inch thick, nott'sO big me' the bread \ by half an inch on each side; pare off the rind, lay it on the 'toaatetll bread, place ou a flat tlik.plate, and put in the oven ten minutes or so. Mix a quarter of a teaspoonfod of salt.and mus tard and spritikle of 'Per,er ; aEicinto the cheese, and you will have a ' &piteous luncheon.' Tioga County Agitator. . , riling office' is stacked with Type,yreasi , a, &c., and Inui eyed advantage, Cur doing - JONI PRINTINt4 to a superior luau nor. Dialli'ot 1 'Color , t root a Wed ding card to a sheet 'roster. Arty kiii4l or stylo of work dotal) at this office, as follows: 1 koit Bank!, ftimphlets, 'Cards, Incitation Cards, Mind 1111111,1 o rogrnmincs, Checks r Drafts, Ouldlls, \Silllloads l Circulars, Orders, Shipping Cards, ''lnsicess Cards, Envetopcs, Tinted Hate Printing, 1, siting Card% Wedding &c., &c., &c. • Jtootice Slaitko, • - 1 I , f Ands 1 other Clanks constantly on hand and for sale: , .., Deeds, a mite, , • School Contract, Deedtionr Im. • ' Summons, Subpoenas, m el Eastan an Confession, Warrants, Executions, Amicable Arai n, Indemnifying Bonds, Bonds, Cons`ta le's Sale, Attaehments, Judgment' Collector's Sal , . ' Notes, Petition awl Bond - Ilarriageoeatrte, for App'ment of Guardian. And any ot' l eor Irks not enumerated above will Be printed to order n short notice. , It •-• • Perions Gen log orders for JOB WORK. will get their work promptly done and returned. We shall spare no pains to please our customers In this depart. mut. Those sendiug\Trk,•plooso , state thettize of soh, kind of ink and pa r desired. : VA GELDER A MITCIfELL. Proprietors. mob: IE70: <, SPECIE -P WE do not pay specie in m but we do Belt goods from - -i . . :I. . . 25 to :50 per Cent ess _._ ,: • than any other• store in: thin yioinity,-which in better. We hay just reeeived,a • \ "taitiCare• , .gEttc)CALT.., R'THE SPRING TRApE, . • and have bought them to sell la Order to do this gOtokly,,•haye marked them at small procits, w'ru (iOLIOAT PAR A'S A i34tilS: ' Dry /Goods of all hittle Are cheaper than they have been in pc years DRESS SILKS, FRENCH POPLINS, &o • afull\lin \ in etock, and at such iow Prices tha eiety hay n afford a now dress. • . . IN PAT LEY SHAWLS r we bavo a completo ass tment and eI:DIAPER MAN rvta BEFORE. ,OA BIQCk of A Domestic. Goods, Fan Dress • Goods, Woolen Clio* s, • Yankee Notions, GROCERY IIiriRTMENT is as usual vary large and varied, and WE' ,ANTES pructts to be as low as can be foun where Within 100 miles. Our is full of fresh Goods AT srgOta inters; and 'every one can now afford to have everything they eat mado good. WE. CORDIALLY INVITE TUE PEOPLE OP Tioo Courrtx to call and examine one Stock and prt ces—boing eatlefledthat it will pay them to come and buy their gelsdB at _ • The -Regulator. We always give customers from a distance the "INSIDE. pkevic." jr NEWELL da OWEN . Corning, 4pril 6 1870. • WALT. PAPER! WALL l'ArEit WALL PAPER! T kin) dietinotly understood to the inlinb- JA Hants:an& citizens of Welleboro, that we will sell WALL PAPER, and any other article in the 7CPinXig Line, tf cheaper than can be sold by any other firm in Tioga. County; farther we do affirm that no man can undersell us sinless they receive goods by the LINE. We have pet received from.N. Y., 35,000 - ROLLS OF WAL L ' bousht•et the present Gold prices $l,ll, which we'wlll.sell cheaper than any other firm west of N. T. Call and examine, and we are certain that we'can please in Price and quality, and if not suited we will pay you for your timejn specie. PER. WILLIAMS & CO. Weljabgrp, April 6, 1870. - ' Livery Stable W ATKINS 44. LOUDEN • epectfully inform the pub 7..c.aimeik..!` • • lio that they have es tablighed•a 'Livery for Hire, At, theirPlable on Pearl St., opposite Wheeler's *agon shop*. Single or double.rigii furnished to order. They aim to keep good horses and we gene, and intend, to please. Prices riasonahl • WATKINS ;t ,E DEN. ttov. 24, 1 89-li. • t cALL A D BEE that largo stock of wall pa ' per, selling off at oost, at . P. it: WILLIA MS dc CO'S . • tWollabore, May.2s; " ' ,A 7 , • Havingtoinud a partnershipl in the Tin, Stove and Hardware trade, the undersigned have the pleasure to announce that the have, at a'great outlay,--added to the usual stop of the old stand on • MAIN STREET, WE LSBORO, a, comp etc Asacriniani of helf Hardware, of which Wisnunihrate the fol owing articles: NAILS, SPIKES, OROW ARS, X OUT, MILL, HAND AND ' BUCK SAWS, YUNT! king (Tango, BITT-STOCKS, HATCHETS, -PHISELS,, • SHOVELS',' SPADES; FORKS, . , 'BENOIT-SCREW , S; - - " f , I , • -•.! \ W OD SCREWS, CARRIAGE BOLTS; I. BURRS, SKEINS, 'WASHERS, PIPE BOXES, AXLE - TREES, ELLIP -4 TIC . , SPRI GS, ORSE'SHOJ & BAN IRON, A 0 HANGINGS, I - - . 4 \POPPERI SAUSAGE CUTT P COMBINED. \ J PISTOL CA POWDER CAPS PATENT BARNDOOR HANGINGS, a newib i l i ng, and made for use. The are but a few of t e many - articles composing our stook of Hardware. - We invite the public to call and-examine - for themselves. Wo aim to keep the best. quality of goods in. our line; and all work to order • one promptly and well. AGENTS FOR - Vie' Buckeye Mower i& Reaper. SASH, DOORS. BLINDS AT FACTORY PRICES, ROBERTS & BAILEY'S Hardware ' Store,. WelNero. 1 ROBERTS & BAILEY. . ' Wm. ROBERTS. R. C. BAILEY. 1, - . . WelisbOro, Jan. 1,1870.-y. 1:7A11 any ILLDIIIIS . MEM 421.0031 AIIPACAS, POPLINS, CAMBRICKS, FRENCH JACONETS,ORGANDIES, PEQUAS, VERSAILES, BLACK • , AND COLORED SILKS, Stove,s: StOjVes BUTTS, STRAP LUNGES, OARPENTER'S TOOLS, , PUMPS, AXES, , . AUGERS I' - =" BITTS,I SA • Iso 1 0 Always on hand or fn i rnisbed to odor, at Lotp of New GoOds_! COME TO , H BALDWIN & 00 , 8 \ • • \ TIOGA, PA. and . see a ' nico stock of Goods for the SITING & SUMMER. such as —all styles, aolore and patterna— to. Sumnu t 3r 8111 / fWLS Zt to Bpi— and a largo asaortm pLoAKs READY-M. TO.MAKE MORE, LININGS, PRIN . ( tto., TO TRIM OR SAO —Our stock of— YANKEE NOTIONS . can't be boat. It keeps up with everything the • Yankees have thought of so far. HOOP SKIRTS, BALMORAL SKIRTS, CORSETS, &CI, ZOILUIVZIECO i too numerous to mention; but' will eay that you will seldom find so large en assortment to select from in a , country stop, and , clear down to the BOTTOM FIGURE. We also keep a large assortment of READY-MADE: 'CLOTHING, in nits, and parts of Suits." Should we fail to suit you with ready made we have Cassimere and A TAILOR TO 017 T AND FIT. Boots and ,Shoes, • all styles and ekes. HATS AND CAPS, STRAW GOODS, AND GENTS' gIIRNISHING GOODS, A COMPLEIE , LINA OF CROCKERY; WOO EN WARE, ~ ' HARD WARE, SHELP HARD •;> - ----.,..WARE, NAILS, IRON, • Lo'dka, Latching, Carpenters' T 0015... A GENERAL STOOK OF' -j :4ROetRLES', Fre c eh. TEAS ard lower tltaq at aq r gm, 0 1 1106 the war. Did not go to Cuhaito buy sugar, and, so have someioheap. 'We are agents for thol J • " I E. HOWE SEWIN6 'MACHINE', Famere, if yo)liwarittoolo to work with - drop in SALT, LIME, PLASTER; PORS,FLOUR Lim e,-Cay . ugie Piastcr, butter tubs, Path. Firkins, and Aahtoti Balt' to flavor with. ' All kinds of Fairm Produce mnt ed. Prjoee can't be boktik, T. L. BALDWIN & CO. • Tiogs, Pa., May. 4, 1074),A,.• •"' . . New 'Stook!' SEARS & DERBY AAVE thken the new store ode loot sheik, Bailey, *here they.aie oh band with a new stock of waionted to tit any foot from No.. 0, to 13 in clusive. The stock has been selected :3y, one who has the advantage of c Y , • - ; TiflliTit TEARS! EXPEEIENC.E ' • I'47' = • thilnelneeeland le the beet shit &Wet tai the oountryi‘otylstock of FRENCH: CALF, - FRENCH RIP, CP PER, SOLE, COMMON CALF, "LININGS,"BINDING, MO- R0000,—&0., will be kept up as heretofore. i On Bindings we shall : be found at, lio e al viart,and'•rwe Asir - endeavor, to. Sell r. depriosa sattifsetory to the tradd. We won't be under sold.. Mr 9;11001tit Alt; SASTQNE ' • °' D STUTTERS PISTOLS, IDOES, • I -I .OTH OF EMI , • BOOTS, BALMORALS, GAITERS, BOOTEES, BROGANS AND GALLIGASKINS • CASH PAID FOR HIES, BKINB Epp 85-:A'ELTS. ,118 .the toreef the htaiket*t Woo L . Bet our best hold will be on OT,JSTQVI -'_ l -AB' natal. Therces comfort in a well made custom boot, That Wattle corns without too mach compressing; For everybody knows a shabby foot Oannot be compromised by overdressing. And one may ,wear clean linen with a suit • Of finest cloth; but theri'fi no Awning Will makes man with- shabbily dressed het, Look like a gentleinati-uponthe street: ~ lifonsLi Buy your bOoti' • . stAR6 DERBY, Or any other Man. [Printer's Devil.] Ifellsboro,`.Tith. 18 ( 69—tf. • For Sale. I, y AM AGENT for Kinney A Co., celebrated platform Spring Wagons, all Myles, also for their light Carriages and Buggy, Wagons, ail mats in go.olistficiin - - - Jerao timber, and warranted ,in every respect, equal to any Made.' Can, furnish any of the above at the -lowest Manufacturers price's. L. (L-BENNET. Welleboro, Jan. 1, 1870-tt. liouse and Lot for. Sale. OUSE/ and Lel, and vacant lot for sale 11 - 1 - oheap. Location Wollsboro, and desirable. Inquire at the Agita(or Ofiloe. . Jan. 1, 1870—tf. TO, THE FARMERS. OF TIC)C14:: COUNTY. TAM now building atmy manufactory,f n Lawrence 'villa.* superior FANNING NI LL, ... 1 .; whidhposeeeses the following s!yantsgetlover al tether mine: .1:lt eeparateermosts,rfttlitter,andfouleeeds,and obese and cockle, from wheat. 2: It cleans flax Need, takesout yellow seed, ania' 11 other seeds, perfectl3i, 8, It cleans timothy perfectly.. ;. 4. It does all other sepexatlegrequired of a mill . This mill is built ofthe best.sed most deiable tim ber, in good style, and is sold cheap tor 7A, or pro deem. , 'Twill flt -a - patentacme, for separating oafish= wheat,to o ther mills ,on r eaeonableterths. .7. El bIATIIB/t. awrenceville,Jse.l,lB7o-t f FOUNDRY dc MAORI SHOP 1 . WELLSBOROf A. SEARS & AVERY, PROPRU ORB. IN!! PLOWIORSE HOSES,, CULTIVA\ TORS, FIELD ROLLERS, NET TLES, ALL erns SAP PANS, FARMING ,UTENSILS, ALL . KINDS, WOOD MAOHINES You SAWING WOOD; O Brick Machines, CHURN - P R • THE TOMPKINS COUNTY, HOR -__Qw.gß- EIGHT AND TEN HORSE, CONSTANTLY ON HAND, And alsoi b l verything' usually found • in a firs °hies Shop. [We call particular attention to 'our' MA .CHINII SHOP, which has beer re.bulit with neW, and first-olasa MICHI Nil HY, L TIIII Iron PLANER, -DRILL,Ao. We - employ Trona' but first-class workmen, and•pre, therefore, pre. pared to do our work in the best style, iod at short notice. We have. recently added/ new MACRINERY, for Planing and '• Matching boards. Call and see us: Jan. 50810-Iy.. SEAEB . A,VERY. el --Millgitill. tti g" 8 0. ' 0, ,t 4 1 rk 1 o'' m -,''' e+. -0 1r - g 1 --- 3 1 ,-.) :, : i k o : :v , a , riß , ' . ._, . ti:-. ‘,,,g . p„... _ . ';<.' t il 51/ MI6 • j Hc ~ 1 1 . ,o 0 z• t 1 4 4:.1 : 4 - -"• * r I I I ' I , 4: 00 I I I ';1 ' eFt , .1, CD .... VI I I i • I '. . ..,. ~ . , • i., : ~....„ ..,, ~... ~.... 8 4 . 0 =• r, :: : 2 2. .2-' :A , 011 0 1 /11 0 I X I I 2, I li ee • A, 1-'`oi t'..:-' . P1• 2 1 4 -..cA,p -, 1-4 i-k C Ca az = CA Cta IND -. 0 i-1 , 1• 4 4 CA ..k1 CD tD C.CH,"I 4:: CA 01 4 2) 5 D,- . 4 .P,P. IT N•PS ) f 11 OCA CO CC) Cs.,'W Ca ts, s CO co' 0 O OTC t' , ..l CA CN.7 '4 ~,V r;32 p 00c0 0: h-i ra t-4 fzx -go 1.1 : .50:p.snp co i rc;ixo chnp.i... . • ~• ,• . • New Goods ! I - t I J , . I 'I 0 ~,4 Til EQVIrkARIGE, LIFF J?i.sAux!,'AWei OF THE UNITED Sl'Ag§. Chartered under the Laws'of liewYork. Cash . . . Annual Business $52,000,000. DlVlDENDfi s ,appEed : to reduce. 2d and all sArbsequent premiums, or to. inormuse the amount of the policy. Dividends are from 10 to 20 per cent the 2d year., and increase each year therefore. The 'Equitable' did. business to:the itinouni of $1.2,000,000;more. last year (1808) than any other company 7 :4ll oath. Purely, Mutual and non.forfeltable: . No other °input) , canehow , a better record; lafger dividends,, or safer seen euritios: All the profile leie the actual expenses of the company - are diVided - among the p olicy holders as dividends each year . " Anyone desir ing of haring a life ineured; - . if ho will examine the figures of the Equitable, willbecome eonvinclid *Wit it is to his advantage'to insure in this cora l:4pp in preferene to any•other. • • ir ' • • • W. A. STONE, Agent • Office with Wilson & for Time Co. r l April 13,1870—0 m.• • - Grocery ant Provision 'Store, CORNING, 'N. T. .; .; Via.X:Pai "XMACAir WHin"al7llgo RETAIL , DEAL* ; j . , GROCBRIBS, PROVISIONS, Wines, Liquors and Cigars, FOREIGN & DOMESTIC!, GREEN & DRIED UITS, CANNED, .FRUITS AND VEqAT44.JILES,' WOOD & WILLOW WARE,' GLASS & OROOKERIT WARE, CHILDREN'S 'CARRIAGES, DABS it PERAIIIBULATORS7, &a., Act. .• A fulVand complete aSsortment oi the above mentioned goods of the best quality alwayk on hand." ritrtlonlar attention paid to Fine • Groceries. Dealers and Conimatera will find it to their in /forest to examinaibiststook before buying, Corning, N. 1::,toi 10870. CORNING JET ELRY STORE I A. . DUDLEY, ' lam' Watehm ker and Jeweler. A false assortment of • WATCHES, JEWELRT, "SILVER PLATED WARE, CLOCKS AND" FANCY GOODS. Engraving done in any 801 p. - Corning, Dec. 15, 1889.1 . * A: D. DUDLEY, ly. Ho. 10,2darket St. VI • • J. STICK - LIN, Ohaiimaker, Turner, and Furitture Dealer. - Q.:ALS ROOM and FAOTORY opposite Dertt's ► Wagon Shop Main Sfiee.t, where. be is pre. pared to tundra Oabinettl Wars of any . kind to thrill fir 'want. Orders promptly Ailed and otiefaetio n arterial.. teed; Raney Turning done to order, Welleboro, Jan. 1,1810. •J. STIORLIN. • Valuable -Firm for Sate: . • Afarm of three hundred gored, with two hun dred and twenty4tive acres imp:wired. Sit uated two miles north of ! Tioga . Village, on the Tioga River and Railroad. Well , ' watttered, nn der a good etate-oficaltiration, and good build ings. Also four h owes and iota for sale in Tfoga village. I T. L .114ILDWIN. '"Tlo4a,San.l,lB7o-tfi Wholesale end \ Retail DRUG ISTIORE By W. KRESS - \7 -.. • , 1 . 1 LOl 7. SPRING GOOD S -1 , . . ra ta i il . b o scr e r o r f will liimp on - eittict at all t t taaaa .-. . _ 654 DREGS ND MEDICINBS' OILEi, I - • Patent Medicines, Flavoring Extracts,' Perfumery, Kerosene, Lamps, Wicks, Dye Col Ora," White Wails.. Linurand Brtakes, Varnish and Sash Brushes, !Windom Glass: " all sizes, Vatnieh of; all kinds,..Fancy Soaps, - H ' air Oils " SPECT Hair Macs ;moth Brush es, a full stock of, Yankee Wolions ; also . a complete ea .\ - sorthrni of , { , Vicomte' • • ild'irfall,okools. of ' / Pure Willis (did Liguori. Buyers are requested to call and exa mine 747 , pri eea before purchasing elsewhere. . -• . . Apr: 20, 18ro. • W. C. E.105/13gl. HAND IST HAND :PA , IF,TT,LAL TAFE, NSUIIANCE -COMPANY Office, No. 112 S. 44), St., Plilladel&a. , VharVd:Caiiiiiti $4001000: - . Amato, • - - $1,000;000 000 Valuation of Policies, Iss. 893,600 00 Annual Income, • - 67,910 96 Ratio of Assets to, Liabilities—slss,oo of as sets to wirery $100,00.0f liabilities. EEC Ttua Vompany, vtdeb, rake' amongst the molt popular and succeseD4 Life Ipmileri le Co na pante., grants polidies on 'airdsaliable plans, both with and without ,prolits. All 4 POLI CIES ARE NON-PORPNIZABLE. • NIOH9LAS RITTENHOUSE, Pres't Ropint r ; M. , FAUST, Seo'y' . A. L. MONROE,'Agint, Weldor& Office with Tno. I: , „ WOOL WANTED CASH PAID FOR WOOL AT DRABS d -DERBY'S. Winston, Taup,B,lBlo-3m. Wilo . l 4 llsltli'D,!'oo l '',:(l:4% 6 , 9 . ASIN:q; MiII 'RUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS Lie AND OILS,. THADDEUS:DAVOS' INRS,..KiITIVS CONCENTRATED MEDICINES, ' IREDEtt'S FLUID, EX . TRACTS, • • BIANETT'S 0000AINE, FLAVORING EXTRACTS, KEROSENE LAMPS, PATENT MEDICINES, ROCK ' ESTER PERFUMERY .ND FLAVORING E l PAPEA, WIN.' WHITEWA AND DYE AGENTS FOR' M s' • FINE Sold at Wholesale Prices to.oall and ,get "qiititation rant. , ' W. D. Corning; N.Y., Jan.ll Patent " IRAVE height tho ri Bluth) Roofing In nqw prepared to put on r workmanlike manner. water proof. I refer to Aly,Tolea d ,Barker, in. I :eaMPlee can beapen and Wellabore, Jan .1, 11/7 I, Wellsbor; B• 13. P • 001amodious lions dlate vicinity of •all the large and commodioni b . jEfff-Jinnes Ifastett an always be bound on band Jan; 50.870.-ly * Furniture ! Furniture ! B. T. VAN HORN, lIItVING completed his new Cabinet Ware house on Main street, Wellsboro, has stock ed It with a large and superior assorted stook o ,FURNITURE. Ohamber Suits, Walnut, Ash, Maple -&o, .ho., &o, from $l5O down, and as oheap ae thb same goods can beho't in the office, freight added, Parlor Suits, Walnut, Cherry, Mahogany, Reps or Hair Clo frOm $125 down. Also, SOFAS, LOUNGES, COUCHES, A-TETE S, 1 1 with Upholstery to suit Center Tables i Walnut or Marble ''Looking ulasseei Brackete; Pa' per Racks, Rocking Chaire, all kinds, Wholesale and Reta lam manufaotnring , as usual,• and int keep a full stook of ware, home and city at alltimes. My Ware Rooms are spado neat, and now contain the largest, cos tile best, stock. of Furniture ever brought county. ' • Planing and Natchin SCROLL SAWING '&;',MORLDIN • done order at the raotorY, Jan. 1, 186 1 9-tf. 8.. T. VAN 110 WALE= & LATIEEtOP DBALIIRB 11% • I HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, N STOVES, TIIV-WARE, ELTINV, SAWS, CETLE , .• \W A TE - 11 lil/IE;, 1 AG IGULTURAL IMVLEBINNTS r Carriage and ;Jaime. TOmmili HARNNSEINS, 6ADDLT4 do. Corning, N. Y.,\Jati. 2,1870-17. , Ingham's Woolen Milli ! \ DRERFIELD, \ _ 7heHE subscribers will pay Oash;Tall-Cloth, Cassimerest, Flannels, ar.o., 440., foi \ Wool.— yalsa manufacture as usual— ' \ 10 DRIER, OR ON SHIMS. to eult . ouCtotners; All work warranted ail rep.; recanted. They invite particular attention to • , • their Water PrOof cAssimEliEs, which aro warranted in eery respect. Partictt lar attention given to ROLL CARDING -CLOTH DRESSING."' INGHAM'S large stook of Casaimeres, .ko., 25 per cent less than any competitors, and warrant. atlas represented. . INGHAMB manufacture to order, and do all kinds of Roll-Carding and Cloth Draping, and defy competition. - ,: " . • " INGRA,PdB, have as good "an assortment of Full Cloths, Oassimeres, and eve more for Wool in exchange than any 'other establishment. Try, them and satisfy yoke • Glail t El 'wholesale and retail ' • 'at s miles below Knoxville. tui Cloths $Te, warranted, and sold .by the following persons: - 0. B. !Imam. Wellsboro, Pa. T. L. BALDWIN +A CO., Tioga, Pa. J. 0. BENNETT, Covington, Pa. 100,000 Pounds of Woo Wanted. ISM joot to the dectiolon -of the - Reptiblioati County 'Convention. ' • , iiitisidi`iine itito=tr. TRA°OI'S, WALL OW GLASS, :11 LIME 1c IobLORS,-- VIN cp , l3 RE OIL. Buyers arerequosted g - before going furtbet `BEDELL & CO. I. 18704 y ootlng. $1 ;tonee. the PUten , Joe County, and 'am' oftrohnap and in good hitrooflng is Are and ihera. Wright Jr. Bei 0. L. Willcox, where oofe in nee. • I,IOBES WINGATE. -tf. Motel• olirintor. A. large and Wonted in the imme- County buildings, with me attached. , as hostler, •and will .attentive to business. and IEI MI I tnd to m La andaand a nd to the EMI AND INGHAM BROTNERS. RAII*4 4 I . tAELEti.; ' 'ERIE - 11AIL1VAY. ' , OTrulN , and slier MON,DAY,,,May 2d, 1870, tio will loavoCorning s 'at tho following hours, viz: aoiNo'vrgim. t - 5145 nail spa NIOUT EXP., daily for Roch - ester Buffalo -Dunkirk, Cleveland and Cincin., nattl, making' direct conimection rtitli s traina of the Orand Trunk and' Laktilihurellelitvaxa at Dutra Datkirk and Cleveland fur ell nt • Cincinnati with tho Ohio and and Louis. vino Shull Lineltellways for 'the Southend Faith. west. , " , , , I 6,18 a in, EXPRESS Sundays excepted', for - Buffalo, Dunkirk and Cleveland, connecting with Mine fur theliCest: A sleeping Coach is attached to this train running through to,Buffalo. 10,22 k. m., MAIL' TRAIN, Sundays. excepted, for Buffalo and Dunkirk. 1,45 in., BALTMMOBE,RXPRESS,Sundaytexcept ed, for itocheeter a'nd Buffalo, via Avon. '7,25 pi m., DAY EXPRESS, Einndays excdpted, for' -.Rochester, Buffalo, Dunkirk, Cleveland, Cinch:l4 l W," 'and the South Stops at drincipal stations and con. netts pOints onsoain line. New and imp,rov4 l ßrawitig Roan Coaches accompany this train from New, York to Buffalo, and Sleeping . CoacpeaattaChod atlifornellsville, running through to Cleveland andkialloa without change. 11,25 p. m., EXPRESS ?AIL. Sundays excepted, ipe ituffelo, Cleveland, connecting wit q trains for tho West. , - , I 12,05 P. in., WAY PRERMlT,Sundaysexceptcd. 645 p. EISIIGRANT TftillN, daily, for the West. •Go d AST.. ,; • • 11,48 P•m., NX:0112 EXP Sundays excepted, cennecting at No* York with afternoon trains and Steamers for Boston andliew England &Rtes. Sleeping Coaches aecoMpany this train to New York 4,35 a. m.,OINQINNA.TI EXPRESS, Mender; ex cepted, connecting at Elmira for Williamsport, Harrisburg and the South; also pt Blinira for Ca nap daipwat Waverly with train of Lehigh Talley Belt way ; at Owego for Ithaca:l4 at Binghamton for COQ.. perstown and Albany ; and at New Writ with steam , era and afternbon Express trains for • New England cities. Alaif., Sleeping coaches accompany'fbis train' to NOT York. . ' 11,28 a. m., DAY EXPRESS, Sundays excepted, connecting at Jersey „City with midnight express train of Now ,Teriey Railroad for Philadelphia. Also elope at principal stations and connecting points on main line. New and improved Drawing Room Conches accompany this train to New York. , - 12.15 p m., ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, daily for lipsquehanria. 2,20 P. in., ELMIRA MAIL, Sundays excepted. 4,30 p. m., NNW IVPRIt AND DALTIMORE MAIL, littridaye excepted, contiecting at Elmira for.tho South. • 7,57, `P. in., LIGHTNING EXPRESS, Daily,connect lug at Jersey City, With morning Express train of Now Jersey Rallrdad for Baltimore and Washington; and at Now York with morning Express train for Beaton and New England Cities: /tier stops at all prin. cipal statioos and connecting point's thlinait Sleeping Colaches accompany this.trea Through to New- Nork 11,33 a. m., WAY FREIGHT, Sundays excepted. BAGGAGE CHECKED. miropall. Alir A revisedandcomplete"PockeiTime Teble"of Passenger Trains ontheErio Railway and connecting Lines,has recently been publishod,andeati be 'proctir• ed on application to.the Ticket •Agen t of tbe Company - MLR. BARE, . • L. D. RUCKER , • . Gen'l Pass. Agon t. Gong Sup't Illoooburg & Corning, & Tioga R. I:_tj 'nannylllrun asfollowsunttlfarther notice: , Accommodation—Leaven Bloonburg at'o,so a. m., Man geld at 7,40 Tioga at 8,22. LawrancoNlin at 9 07 arriving at Corning at 10,10 a.m. Mall—leavesßlonsburg at 2,130 . p . in „laminae] d at 3,10,. Tiogaitt 6,45, Lawyencoville at 4,29—arriving at• —Corning at 6.30 p. M. Mall—LeavesCorning at. 7,60 a .m.,'Lewrencevlll, at 8,44, TiOga at 9;8, Mansfield at 10,05—arriving at Blcae•burg at 11,46 a. ni . Accommodation—Leaves Corning at 2,66 p. m.,Law• renceville at 4,04 Tioga at 4.55, Mansfield at 5,38 arriving etßlossburg at 8,20 p.m , • L JI.SHATTLICK ,Sup't Northern Central R.R. TRAINTFOR TUB NORTH. 'Drain a for Oanandaguialeave Elmira as follows : Accomodation'at 712 p r 2 Express [fastest traln on road] • 1205 am Mail 10 00 p m , Accommodation 6 15 p m On andafter4uno 12, 1870, trains will arrive aid departfrom Tiny, as follows; 'LEAVE NORTHWARD. • ' • 841.- p. in.—Daily (except Sundays) tot' Elmira and Buffalo ,vla Brießathyny from Elmira. 10 85 a. m.—D ily(oxcept Sundays) for El rnira',Ruffa lo,Oanandaigna, Rochester, Suop.Bridge and the Oanadas.li r • - LEAVE SOUTHWARD. • 728 A. m.—Daily,(except Sundays) for Baltimore, WaslaingtOn,PbOadelphia,&c. 988`P, m.—Daily (except Sundays) for Baltimore * Washington and Philadelphia. ' ALVARO RAISHB ED. S. YOUNG •-(lo !ISupeHarrliburg, Gen'lPass.Ag't Baltlmore,Md. • • ANOTHEIA TUMBLE T. - -Cash! 1870 SEE WHAT SELLING POI CASH! Our Prices To-Day. Best White Wheat Flour $7 pr bb1.1,75 pr. sack " - v ßed witnter $6.50 "XX Spring Wheat, 6,00 " 1.50 " Buckwheat Flour 3,00 per 100 lbs. Best Peed, 2,00 " " Bran and Shorts 1,50 " " 1., eal ..1... 2,25 " " Th:se prices only FOR CASH. WRIGHT & BAILEY. All ; not b noteel give persons not having settled with its, atzke, as now if they find their accounts and p eft with an attorney ifor collection. WV ue notice. . • W. •&. B. BA B.—We Irani all persons having any bags with our mark on,them, to return the same at onoe, as we shall take steps to, seer) them.— We hayo 500 bags scattered wrong the pooplci. W.11:10" 6c BAILEYS t MOWINGI4 lIINES 1 • THE Excolsior is decidedly the best and most durable MOWING MACHINE - ever brought Into Tioga county. -For sale by 3: Wortendyhe, Wellsboro ; A. Shuart, Mansfidld ; and by P. Wortendyko, East Charleston, who is general agent for Tioga county. East Charlestondune 22, 1870 tf • ) 'FOR SALE BY undersigned, a span; of horses,' ffve years old; a good farm orroad team. Cangie seen on , the premises of E. P. Penne, in Delmar. , • . D. L. DRAM:: t Wellsboro, July 13, 1870. 2m • A. HUMPHREY & CO., I . . , /APPOSITE the the Hazlett Hods°, TIOGA, Pa„ keep constantly on hand a largel assort ment of Family ZN Groceries and Provisions, FLOCICIEED, .AND MEAL, .PORK, BUTTER,. LARD, CHEESE; &c. • APE,- Prices down to the kpott , May 18, 1870.-3 m. A. flu lOWA LAND AGENCY. MITE subscriber would inform the . pub 4o that J. he has the agency of a quaitity of " lOWA which he will sell for curl, or exchange for reef or personal property, an reasonable - terms. GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED. • • - Ile would say that he has 4 examined the prop erty and titles for'himself, and believes he can make it for the interest of persons going West, to give him a call before purchasing elsewhere. For particulars; inquire of S. 13. 000 DELL, May 11,'70 ly Sabinsville, Tinge Co., Pia, • - Hotel •for Safe.. riIHE HOTEL at.. Oseeola,.is offered for sale ,on reasonOlo tones. This , steed , is a de 'sirable' one, 'his two barn's upon the premises, three . wells of good . sisiter, and a lot i ef fruit trees: The lqtetontains 11- acres of land. Address, or call on'. JAMES J, MARTIN, Osceola, Juno 1,1870--3 m. The Proprietor. HARKNESS & RILEY,. • •• BOOT 4.11T.0 . • SHOE " Af..4KERS. Shop in Mozart Block formerly occupied by Jr N. Rice as a Grocery tore. BOWLS, AND SHOES of ail kinds made to Order arid in the boat manner. • REPAIRINGof all kinds.doneprqinptlyand well. Give no a call. I • ;• . „ • JOIN - HARKNES • REILEY, ; , Wellsboio, Jur /870.—1 y. ' 4.1 • ing . Ontinery;..lB7o 1., Sp Is. Sh' I.pened I MIL S, FONNXIS, STRAW GOODS, ,ACES, FLOWERS, „RIBBONS, ,COLLARS; IPDRERCIPFB, liiEi - - whieb will be aold'umeb below former pri• All work done promptly, and to please. all 008. CAROLINE • Ilkbpro, May 11, 1870-ti. RS. Ei E. Kimball will be found +lc.reafter in her new quariera, over Young and Co.'s store. - She has just receivedlotti of - • CM PRING MILLINERY Ich am invites' the attention tho l!tdies eliriboro and vicinity. to TY of ' ril 13, 187, O. ly is SPRING. MILLIN RS. BOFIRLD ,basireturned from , the City with an assortment,of New Goods to which invites the attention of tho ladies of' Wells , and vioinity. Her stock comprises a choice .tion of she bor sal STI i• AW GOODS, *LACE'S, 'RIBBONS, LOWERS, KID GLOVES, 'RAND• '' KERCHIEF'S, COLLARS, FANS, *EMBROIDERIES; and a var►- ely of WRITE GOODS. herik e lel for the generous patronage df the ~sh hopes to merit a ontinurinee of the r e,. • Bonnets & Hats repaired to order, .-..-.: I inn also agent for the Willeox & Gibba' l ing Machine. Mrs.A.'J. SOFIELD. I ellitoro Aprll 20, 1870. tf . - 1 CAMP lON OF 1870. • , _./,' •.?", J ' '5 1 . 4 , 12r "1 .1. 27 - '- , s ' . ix.... , •-::-::-.4.__: ~----rs---- • '''-', ' .t_....k °' /1— • ... 4 ‘lliiii - g —. A' -:,-,. E O UR in standar is very 11 when desi ip tho largl prices . lo t Linen and White Goods are as loci alo Brand 13 est, Frank pronouncing the Beaver B deb), and full UNITED forwarded to will deliver lh We ao Apo can eEsuro on are cheaper t aides the ehn We solicit (leerily and v i assulte them t ly treated, Corning, A G' that 13' and thatbe is in figures. plin.tnt c 6 on abort noti net., and at pr. r The best IV I the best mate Deo. '9, 186. '~~ R. A. Agent effectineurane • ,_ WY° l llll4 / I Royal, ' London,Lii He will nanva cept &thirds , office of John: may' give him Sept. 22, 1851, epFUE . Stbse liio,va"ndleo;f, Pr Common . 1 .Er; Higher, , Eek. ?qtr. Plan FL6ORIN , • ING, Ti with fapiditir chiiiesi' Its* Welleboro, ITII; oti 'Alain Street, bee Jett a very large aseortmiat Of INERT GOODS, such as .`, MILLINERY. MRS. E. E. XIMBALL. AND FANCY GOODS. Min w Good's AT TU OPLE . Si. STORE 1 1 -4:era__ ial STOCIC IS ,NOW . VERY COMPLETE 11 ite branches, and Prices down to thN of Gold at pai% Our OCR OF CLOTIIS rgel and we make Clotbes to order ed. Our 'RPET STO K st irrtivis section of thel Mato, and 20 per cent lower than last year. before the war. We keep.tbe Buff-, lack Alpaca, which Ziladani Demol 'mine and harpers'' Bazaar unite in the best Alpaca in market; also 'and pure Mohairs, a spleridid sr atsortment. The TATES TEA COMPANY, =I send us with the last Invoice jitst received, the following no tice.- e , We propose-after April Ist, 4470, to pack a cortlfloate Afor ati elegant Sit. or Plated F Tea El.rvice, daily, in one pound certifreAte when -found, will he s throu'gh our agents, and they, 1 1 service to the fortunate .party. gents foi• tho Compaiay„ \ and - we customers, that their I " 30 MEI lan they can be sold-a - retail, be l ee of getting a Tea Bea. . , , 1 call from all the citizens of Tioga oinity,:visiting Corning; and we at they shall be kindly and - fair . we will do t o heru good: SMITH & WAITE ru 20, 1870. NESS SHOP Y. HA VLE, would say 1:o bis.friend!! Harnosa Shop is n t win full blast, prepared to furnish hoary or light iarLessiseps, . , In a good aud Substantial man CCB that can't fail to milt. ritinob aro employed, and none but ial wed: Call and see., G. W.-NAVLE,;- u r et, ±t. 4 0 e! ; MONROE, is the authorized ( or Toga and Potter' Countie3, to , Who ',i sm - Imes Company. • ..Capitol $5,000,000 pool tt. Globe, C.,.snitol, $16,000,000 s the County dui-in/3+ the tre . olt ex s, when he will be fOu nd , n „ t a t je s I. Mitchell, to attend t . . 7 all 11. "" call. :, A. L. 1510I0 0E. 19-3m.t - , igh School,' Met; will open a School in the 1 Oaceola,'on Monday, March Zth, nue twelve weeks. TES• OF TiTITON $3 00 $5,00. ' $6,00. 0..0. WARD, Principal. EMI , • g, &• Natcningo.,... EILING, WAINSCOT- N , {TED : 4:6 GROOVED, an exantneal; with o ur • new Ma 913 see. B. T. VANHORN. ' 1113. 1, 1870. . U II 11 Il
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