11
U
Fro 1110 bay:
- .I I IV, A suurso THE AB, Al 3 Y?:
We measured the riotous baby .
Against the cottage wall—
A lily grow at the threshold,
And the boy was justl tail ?
A royal tigor
With spots of purple and golkl,
Atid a heart like a lowelvi
The fragreint dew toholkli.
Without, the blutpirdS Abided .
Iligh up in the ohlrobttrees,
And to and fro at the 'window
The red rose reeked herbees;
And the we pink fists of the hehy*,
Where nevet It moment still,
1 „,
Saab:A:Ling at shine and shadow.
That danced on tho latticed Rill !
Tfla eyes wcro wide as blue
ilia mouth like a flower unblown—
Two title bare foul T dgitt i furtny. mieo,
Peeped out from hicauouT gotwn; •
And wo thoughtritli oftrapfuro_
Thai yet, haclit tiittall'eif polo, •
When JunO rolls aroun.l • will; her rnes,
''o'll measure the hoy
•
• ,
Al Met io,ri darkened chamber,.
,With the sunshine ohntapsy,— _
Through,tlio toars4ll4-fell liltA 4 4 1Ttif-i- rain
f • Wo measured the boy to.dayti ' •
And the little liar° feet that were dimpled
And sweet as shedding rose, "
••• •
Lay, ride by sidle together,
'ln the ht i l eb of a long reffsol
Up from - the dainty.piliolv, .• ,-, •
, I \
Whitt' as the riton dawn,
\ , I
•
The fair Hilo taco lay smiling, r
With the light•of heaven thereon',..
And aut dear-litlo hand like roselettrea
Dropped Prom a rose lay still,:'
Nor to anatoh pt the agnehitio ! .
•
' Tat crept to the"abtruded Fill! •_
We rud lured:tile sleeping ba'hs
With ibbont whim at enbw4.e. • ..'-•: •
For the a ;Wog ronoivood °eats-0 ,6 1 .
That we ed LIT below ;.• , • '
- c i,
And out of t e daitkoned °heather
? IWo went wllt a ohlidloas moan—
%...
To the height - o s the sillies angels
Our, litto ono h grown 1..
I 9
. . • ,• - -
,
i • How to Co..47llliata
. . ,
Carving is )07ery i
plishment fo - ,i) kti -La,
men, and she il be tl
not learn it b ultion - ,'
joined by att - ::tilloe
true that tI French i
th.e meat sit ul 16%-kait.
necessity Or e rvingaf
rich; but ln mitiler' 1
elegan Wes "aro not pp
ledge of carving shout
boy's or girl's. eduCati,
we hear a person say,''oll! excuse me, r
can't alive. I never tried." Or, if, it bir
attempted, one soo,nt t uds himselfsat9Y
embarrassed. 1 - le'graapS the kbite iadd
"fork desperately; he has
,tearhed, tilai a
slice of the breait of a turky tali,' dainty,
that a wing is good the second joint,
also, and the leg 1s net so good ;. but it
is not an easy task‘:to , separate ! Ahem'
and ho thinks ho 'Woiiid rather nut
.wood than ~.. Cu t;,, tuj:ky. .:.11.e does tot
know that on the bask ''fielt a delicious
i
morsel called the. oyster,,and.: that the
side-bones belowjhe'.eecond joint are.
considered titbits: This must be taught
him. Ladles ou l ght especially to make
carving a study ; : at.their own,lionie the
task often devolvetrsupon 'them,' and
they should be able to perfortri it with.,
eve, and not be forced to - accept' the
assistance of visitors, who would prob.
ably dread the operation. ;-The platter
should be placed so near the carver that
he has full control over it; if far, , off,
nothing ea)) prevent an ungraceful rip-'
pearance.
.A sharp knife i.4' 'requisite
and a thin and welltempered blade: In
' carving a turkey, ctit off the wing pear._
eat t o you &it, then the leg and second
joint I then slice the breast until a
rounded, ivolylßhati
. ed,•-plece
_appears ;
insert the knife bk‘veen• that and the'
bone a,nd separate them ;' this part Is
tote nicest bit of the'breast ; nest coraes
+n "merry thought." After this; turn
' ver the bird a little, 'and Just below
e breast you 'Will find the oyster,
1 h
hick you separate t‘s you did the itiner
breast., The side bubo- Iles beside the
rump; and the desired morsel canbe
taken out withobt separating the whole
bone. Proceed the same way wiyi the
other side. The fork need, not he re
moved during the whole process. An
es,periencetl carver will dissect a fowl
as easy as you can break an egg or cut a
• potato. Ile.retants hiS seat,• manages
his hands and t elboWs artistically,l and
is perfectly at ease. There is no' diffi
culty in the matter ; it only requires
knowledge and practice, and those
should be taught in the family, each
child - taking his or her turn, Chickens
and partridges are carved in the ! same
•
way.--Hearth (ind• iiO7llC.
Tho.rarmer's Beeprity.
The high prizes of life are not offered
to the fariners—_,not one in a thountud
acquires* a princely, Jeri fortune by the
`vation of the soil. This iSso weal ander-
stood, by tie shrewd men wbo "will be
rich," that almost every mall'' of • them
avoids fa'rming as by Instinct. Blit ,
there is another side to this subject,
which of interest and instruction.
Almost every farmer who has average
.• health and industry, acquires h eompe
. tence, and.an independence. Four out
of five of All the families to ~whlch the
Ohio Farpzer is weleorne,l will 'furnish
proof of the assertion, that men begin
ing with nothing but vigorous industry
and an unsullied - name; - have ; within
the.last twenty years, risen to the Po-
I ssession of comfort and abundance. The
exeeptioris to.this remark are few, and
can be readily accounted for on the
most obvious principles. 'Wove se d own
against:this the fact,
,which tie - last
tUrty years have • developed, namely,
' „ that out of every ten Of all who eng..
in trade fail in ;business, and fart/Ors
have abundant reason to felicitate them- ,
• selves on titelr position and its bless
" ings.
Where the farmer exercises cayo and
prudence, and does not go out 'of his
business -to make money, he is quite be
yowl the reach of bankruptcy.
Wehav - some. pains to learn
the 'Actual condition of the farming
interest inthe region of our circulation,
arid is i ,mir belief that nearly every
serious case ofembarrassmenthasarisen
from\ot3e, Or Vali of the• two following
causes : Esti:3+s have purchased faster
. than nsce*ity rsquired, .or prudence
permitted : or.they 'have gone beyond
their busines tp engage in speculation
more or less remote from their work as
- farmers ; when they have, become Om
mercial men, they : have incurred the .
risks bf cotnineree,—and these risks
should not be set down to the 'account
of agriculture :- tor where farMers have
kept aloof from these they haveovolded
those c ntatglenients which have been
the "lion's net?' to so many men. -
Wse invite the r.ttontrott of our young
,men to Om facts: They are' worthy
.of the most thoughtfpl reflection. Other
Professions are a)Ways crowded to over
"flowing, very few succeeding In them.
The present commercial derangement
is scattering the fabrics built , on hollow
credit, 'while the farming interest put. s
es.comparatively nnseathed.-o..Pariii.
1'
Pop ;minty AgitiOr.
rrla oat° is well stooks& with Type, greases,
ild has every advantage for doing
in ft iniperior manner„ Plal Oar In Colors, from n, w4d•
ding card to a sheeemoster. Aoy.klndoi stylo_etworlc
dono at ibis office, as follows:
Tisw BOolts, Pamphlets, - Cartisanvitatlen Garda.
Itanaliiiiii,Tr9glattinles, Cheats, Drafts, Dtibilis,
ilatitads, Calculates; Orders, Shipping Cards,
Business Cards, Envelopes, Tinted Plato Printing,
:Visiting Cards, Wedding • Sc., &C., tr.. •
Mil
An;l'nll other - lrla»ks constantly on band and fai'sala
. ,
Deeds, warranteii, Contract,
Deeds, quit-6MM.!Summons) Subpoenas,
Statement and ecitifes &ion, Warrants, - Executlnh 4 , •
Amicable Action - , . 140 cm [drying Sonde, •
Bonds, Constable's fiAle, Attachments, Judgment
Collector's .13ale, NOtea, Petition and Bond
Marriage Cart Iflento, tot Aprknant or Gnattlbtu
And any viler Menke not nunteoritied shore will be
printed tosarder on short notice.
. .
AW:Pereons sending orders for JOB-Wr IS will got
theire work proroptli done and returns Wo shall
spare no pains to pM5e, our cristomors In this dopart
men'. Thoso sending work, ulease elide the size of
lob, kind of ink,and paper desit -- - , _ --
1 t V ANI CIELDER , TCLIZ4b."
~ ' - Proprietors.
w - g - do not pay tpecio in making change,
but leo do Eell goods from
than any other More in this vieluity, which is
bettor. We hay fast received a
,
and have bengbi them to so li in order to do thin
galokly, hark marked them at small profits,
WITU GOLD AT PAU Au 4.nastB.
Dry Goods
JOB PRINTING
JIMA ice
Feb' MI.
"SPRelli PAYMENT!
25 ,to 50 per' Cent Less
Il
X.21343r get MtC,C3I3.,
t • .
FOR THE OVRING TRADE !
1.
111
Goode,, Woolen
Yankee Notions,'
&c., 4Vc•,
le 116 usual vor largo and varied, and ws stun
ssrzu rums obe as jow as can ho found an)i
whoro within 100 miles. Our
GROCHRY DBP,(IIITMONT
is full of fresh Goods AT 1473C1E rnicns, and
every one can now aEfprd to it ve evory thing they
eat made good:
' Ni r 'N CORDIALLY INVITE. THE PEOPLE. Or TIODA.
COUNTY to cal and examine our Stool and prl
oes—being azi Med that it will pay' thom to coma
and buy theirgodds at
The ,Regulator.
1 ,
We alwaye give onstontereitroin a distance the
'
"mien TRACK."
NEWELL & OW•tN.
Corning, April 9; 1870.
WALL PAPER!
WALL PAPER
WALL PAPER!
T ET it,bo diotinotly nderstood to the tobOb
itanto end cites ette of Virsboro, that we
will eoll
WALL PAPER,
'and any other article in the
torlig
cheaper than can be sold by any other Arm in
Tioga County; further No do affirm that no man
can undersell cis unless they receive goods • •
the
AID LII%E.
We have Piet received from N. Y.,
35,000 ROLLS : 6F WALL PAPER
bought'at the preient Gold priced sl,ll, - which
we will aell eheayAr thin any ether firm west of
N. Y. Call and ;examine,- an wo are certain
that wo can pleate in Price u d quality, and i,
f
not suited' We will pay you for your timo in
specie. -
•
P. It. WILLIAMS dr. CO.
Wellsboro, April 6, 1870.
Livery Stable;
•
UT ATKINS it LOUDEN re
epochally infokm the pub
l'a s aireel 7 s Ho that they have ea tabllehed a
Livery for , Hire, • '
1
A their Stable on Pearl St./ opposite : Wheeler's
w gon shop. Singlo or double rigs furnished to
order.,. They aim- to keep good horsos and ,wa.
gone, and Intend to please. Prices reasonable.
WATKINS it LOLTDRN.
N0T.2.4,1.134-Iy. • . . := ,
[`BALL A •B un that large stook of walepa.
I.j per, neillisg off at aost;at
• - 1 • P. R. WaLIARIS A , COll.
- Yffiliboropllay 25,1870. ; •
D IV 'A K E
AND
a partnerabiri in the Tin, Btici4a
de, the undersigned have the
nee that they have, at a great
he usual stock of the old stand
Raf4ngtorme
and Hardware tr'
pleasure to anno
outlay r added to
IREET, IVELLB-BORO,.
MAIN S
, rtmont of Shelf Hardware,
orate the following artiolee :
a complete asa
of which we onu
MILL,• HA
BUTT
CAB
I' S, CROWBARS, X OUT,
`D AND BUCK SAWS,
, 4:ASAP HINGES,
ENTER'S TOOLS,
IMPS, AXES,
AUGERS,
BITTS,
HATCHETS, CHISELS,
8, SPADES, FORKS,
NCH-SCREWS,
BITT-STOO
WS, CARRIAGE BOLTS,
SKEINS, WASHERS,
r BOXES, AXLE
REES, ELT,,IP
TIO
WOOD . SOR
BURRS,
PI '
:ORSE-SECOES; LOOP., 8411,
IROlf, - GRIND'3TONIr -.
NOINGS, CORN '
POPPERS, ' -
SPBINOS,
& BAN 1
11
',UTTERS AND STUPPERS
ED. Also, PISTOLS,
OL .4bARTRIDOES,
'OWDEIt AND
CAPS.
SAUSAGE
- COMB I
- PIB
ARDIDOOR HANGINGS
PATENT
ii made for use. These are but a
y articles composing our stook
a new thing, a
few of the ma
of ffardwate.
o public to call and examine for
' e aim to keep tbe best (panty of
a; and all work to order done
well.
. .
Wo t
themoolres.,, '
goods In ourli,
promptly and
AGENTS FOR TEE,
Buckeye, Fr . 4k. Reapen:
SASH, DOORS. BLINDS.
AT FACT9RY PRIpBEI;
Alwaye , on land or furniabed to order, 'at --
ROBERTS de' BAILEY'S Hardware
Store, Wencher?. ' '
ROBUIVIII 1G BAILEY.
Vic. Rosanne. ,1 . I .
- R. C. Bmity. ;J '
Wellaboro,Jeini 1,1100-41.. ; . •
-
—nll-4yles, colors and 'patterns—
AI I PACA.S,I POPLINS, CAMBRIORA
FRENCH JACONETS, ORGANDIES,
PEQUAS, VERSAILES, BLACK
AND COLORED SILE.S,
. &c., &o.
BEAUTIFUL Sunni* SHAWLS
and a largo assortment to I
select from.
•
CLOAKS READY—MADE, AND CLOTH
TO MAKE MORE, ALL KINDS OF
LININGS, FRINGES, TASSELS
Bco., TO TRIM DRESSES
• OR SACQUES.
--Our stock
YANKEE NOTIONS
outlet be beat. It keepe up with everything the
Yankees have thought of so far.
HOOP SKIRTS,. BALMORAL SKIRTS,
CORSETS, 4!tO,
, .
if 30,1130‘211.00
too numerous to mention; but will say that you
will - seldom and so large j an aSsortment to select
from in a country store s ' and clear down to the
BOTTOM ( FIGURE.
4 i,661' Me also keep aJajte assortment of
READY-NADI; CLOTHING
in suite, and parte of stilts. Should we fail to
lt
sa yon with ready-made, we have Onesimere
A
A TAILOR TO, OU
Boots and Shoes;
all etylea and black;
HATS AND CAPS, STRAW GOODS,
AND GENTS' FURNISHING
GODS, A COMPLETE LINE OF
CROCKERY, WOODEN WARE,
HARD WARE, SHELF HARD
WARE, NAILS; IBON,
• LoAs, 'latches, Cip-pentore Tools.
A GENERAL STOCK OF
GAcCERIES.,
Fred'. .TEAS aro lower than at. any time since
the warg- Did not go to Cuba to buy maw, and
so bavo some cheap. Vo are agent., for the
E y e 110 WE SEWING BIAOIIINEk,
, Farmors, if ydn wan I toots to work with drop in
SALT LIME, PLASTER, PORK ,PtOUR
—Lime, Cayuga Plaeler,
Buttertubs, Pails. Firkins ' and Ashton Salt to
Savor with. All kinds of Farm Produce want.
ed. P,riees ealabe boat.
Tiaga, Pa., May. 4,1870.
=MI
AND FIT.
T. L. BALDWIN & (10.
i -
•
• = f
New StOk. , GOocs 1
- -
SEARS & DERBY -
/ • •
TarAvE taken Ate now store ono door, above
Wrightlla ley, wbere they are oq band
with a nowatook nti • '
ROOTS, IiAT I MORALS, GAITERS,
BOOTEES, BROGANS AND
/ GAILIGASKIN ,
1
-
warranted telt any foot from No. 0, to I.llin
elusive. The kook .bas been eeleoted by , ono
who.bas tho advantage of 3
„,. . . ‘ ,
TIIIRTY'NEA43', EXPERI E NCE . .
- _ - y
~
In the husliteee ) tindie'thle hest and fullest in the .
equntipp , 'pus etoey ..- ,gt -- -: _ -
• • _-
PRENOtt ' CALF', itENCLI KIP," -UP.
PER, SOLE, COMMON CALF,
LININGS, BINDING, MO•
will be kept up av heretofore.
On Findings we obeli be found at home &t
-we, and we shall endeavor ._,to sell at prices
aatiefaotery to, the trade. i We , , won't be,under
eold•-• ,
CASH PAID
FOR RIDES, SKINS, FURS & PELTS.
.Also the . top tit khet.Marketfoi
• W-0
Bat our boat hold will be ou
CUSTOM WQRK !
_ .. ..
'As usual.% ' • - —, - • .
. - k . 4: 4.- •:4 ; . , .".•\--
There's Comfort:it:At Wolf madecustom boct; '
That fite the corns without too much compressing:
'or everybody knows a shabby foot
Oanuot be compromised by overdresaing. _
And ono may wear clean linen with a suit
Of finest cloth, but there is no finessing
Will make a manlvith shabbily dreased feet, . .
Look like a gentleman upon the etreet. :
MORAL : Buy your boots of
= , . SEEMS & DERBY , ,
i • •
Or any other man:,, [hinter's Devilj
Wellsboro, Jan, 1,18694-tf. .
For Sale. l
o 'tad
11) ifo 4 rm ill gri f n o g r Wi7o e L: all s"
steles, e a nls
for their light Carriages and Baggy Wagon:,
all made in good style, and from 'Term timber,
and
,warrented In every respect, equal to any
Made. - Ctitrfornish - any of Me above at: - the
lowest Manufacturers price's. L. 0; 4BNEIST. ;
Wellsboro. Jan. I, 1810-If.- • ".
House and Lot for Sale. - - •
• -
ITOM and Lot, and yaoant lot for We
cheap. LoontionlVelbilioro, and doitirable.
Inquire at the Agitator °Blob. . •
Jan. 1, 1910—tf.
TO THE IFASIEFOI -OF
TIOG.A: COUNTY.
rAM nog butfding - at my man ialbctory,in iwiriotioe
villa at superior •
• FAXIITIVG MILL,
istdcb possesses fit elollowing a dranfastesorer allother
millac . •
I.lt separates rye, oats, rat Atter. an d fo ulseeds,and
almond cockle, from wheat.
2.1 t cleans Oa: aced, take' out yellow e eed , ,azl all
other seedy, perfectly.
2, It cleans tlmotby seed.,. ,
L. It does all other separatlngiequired of a mill
This mill Is built oftbertest and most durable LIM•
tyilr,iu good style.apd is ioldslresp ler cask, or pro
duce.
X will tit a patent store, for separattns natefrom
wheat,to otherruills,oitreasonabletenui.
J ?SATHER..
t swiericevlllio7en.l,lB7o-t f
IRON WORKS!
3 r
FOUNDRY hjYtiORINI • 1 1
WELLSttOrtb . ,
SEARS & AVERY, • PROrBIST Bs;
PLOWS, HORSE HOSES, '-OULTIVA:
, TORS, FIELD ROLLERS, KET
TLES, auas, SAP PANS,
FARMING UTENSILS, 'ALL •
KINDS, WOOD MACHINES an
SAWING} WOOD;
Brick Machines,
•
4.0. ; THE rr
.8,1310 row'
tIORPr
Busily fouU4 hi a drat
We eon particular utter' Lon to our MA.
OHINB SHOP, whioh-bar bo re : bullt With
now, And tint-dem
• ,
111011 , INIRTit IT
POWEit ; THE TOMPKINS
HORSE POWER- NIGHT
HORS); CONSTANTLY
HAND;
041111,1 x
COUNT_
AND TE:
And aleo, everything 't
claim
le. e employ none
ii llir
Iron,PLAN/111, DRILL,'
but firat-claaa workmen , and at , thereforeipre.
pared to do our work in the bat style, and st
abort notice. We have me tly added. new
MACIIINBRY, . for - Planing and -, Matching
boards. OsU and gee se.
Jan. 6,1810-14. -*\ BEAUS & AVBRY. 0.
I \ ,
lr F \mu.
R. 5
1 r t 4
g . . 2
e i •
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A c").•c") 0 Wzi ti Wt1:1
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GA ...I GO ts.o )A. GO 4 .4 g:b. C-71 crt,
PZ I $ 1 ;.?
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d c.t: •-4 ra ch pl.l
MEM
THE EQUITAM:IOI
LIFE AsstißA:Nchri66iiii
dash Assets • $42 OM 00Q '.
,
• nnual Busin ess' 44 . 2,000*.'
: , • -,
ID _._
IVLYENDO applied to mince 2d, snit all
subsequent pretulunisi' - or to , inerease the:
amount of the policy. ' Dividende are frOm 10 to
20 per cent the 2d year. and increase each' year
i a,
ersfore. The Equitable did 'business-to the
mounter $12,000,000 more last year (1869) than'
yl other company --all cash. -Purely mutual
d non.forfeltable. Ro other s oompany Can show
better record, larger dividends, or safersecu
entities. AU the profits lees the aetual expenses
of the company. are . divided among the volley
holders as dividends each = ear. , Any one delft
'ins othaving a life insured, if be will examine
;the figures of the Equitable, will beeeme convinced
that it is to his advantage to insure la this QOM:
'pony in preferene to sirly other. •
/W. A. SUMP, Aifekit -
Office with Wilson & loilles.] 4 for Tioga Q.
. April 18,1810-0 m • . „ _
VV . 110LESALE AND RETAIL' DEALER
VV in all kinds of
Wines, Liquors and
Cigars,
*bop 81 WILLOW WARR, Of,ASS &
CROCKERY WARR,"
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, CABS 433
A full and sonipleto assortment of the-above
Mentioned goods of tile best quality - always on
„band. ; '
Particular attention paid to Mine 'Groceries.
Dealers and Consumers will find it to their in.
West to examine hielBtook before buying,
Corning, N. Y., p 9 1,1876..
13Att AO 'Oil and PAOTORY opposite Dud's
Wagon Shop Main Street, where ho le pre
pare:l:km) < mum campot Ware or any ulna to
`.; OrtieriJirqraptly filled and eailetaetionguaran.
14)046, !Vane) , Turning dot:mile, order.
lliffni4Jun. . :J..I3TIVIZLIN;
' 0
~:..,
1 g
t%.
II 6 t
0
~,s4
F THE incErkEr S73ATES.
Chartered under tie Laws of Neer :Mork;
grocery and Pnrilolon Store;
CORNING, N. y. _
1::,. X):,, Iliqr4.X.a 7
GROCHRIES, PROVISION
FOREIGN & DOI , IIESTIO, GREEN &
DRIED'• • FRUITS;
CANNED FRUITS AND
VEGBTA.BLES,
PERAMBULATORS, TOYS, &0.,
CORNING JEWELRY STORE 1
•
4. D. DUDLEY,
, al/Z , •
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
A large aosortateat of
WATCHES, 'JEWELRY, SILVER PLATED
WARE, CLOCKS AND FANCY GOODS.
At!' Engraving done in any style.
f:lorttittg-, Dee. 15, 1869. A: D. DIIDLRY,
' - No. 10, Market St.
i , - -J. STICKLIN,
-Ohairniaker, Turner, and
Furniture Dealer,
. „
:-.7attcabie 'ltem pr
Sate. -
Afirm of Ores hundrednoreciwith two him.
dred and twenty-five acres improved. Sit
uated two mica north of Tiog6 Village, on the
Tiop /goer and Itallrocd. -Well watttered, un
der a l sti 3 Od Mate of cultivation, and good build
-410 four tionneeand loth for rale in Tioga
village. , - T. L . BALDWIN.
1870-tf.
Wholesale and , Retail
BEM
liftiiG . STORE !
By W, 2 C. KRESS.
LOTS ISPRINCI acts:
THE
ull r e l l trer t will keep on amid at a times
aRRUGSANDMICHIPINIIS
PAINTS, 9IL'S,
Patent Medicines,
Flavoring Extracts, Perfumery, Kerosene,
Lamps, Wicks, Dye Colors, White Wash
Lime and Brushes,, ransish and
Sash Braga, Windoio Glass
all sit" Yarn 4 h of all
kinds,, Nancy Soapy,
Hair Oils,
SPECTACLES, _
flair and3ktoth Drieshes, 'a full stock of
Yankee .NnOons*; also a compkts as
" isrimene
Uomamopa4re
and a fall stook of
" t
Pure Wines md Liquors.
Buyers are reveeted to call and eaarnine pri
oee before purehaeitiir elsewhere.
Apt. 20,1871.
HAND IN HAND
MUTUAL LIFE, •
SAMANCE-COMPANY
Office, Iro. 11211 4th St., Philadelphia.
Chart'df Cppital $600,000.'
Assets, .1
Vainailon df Polleitis, 'Us.
Annual InOorne, -
Ratio of Aeeeti- to Liabilities--=5166,00 of r ad
seta to every $lOO,OO of liabilities-
• '
This Companyi.whioh ranks amongst the
most popplar and Successful Life Insurance Com
panies, grants policies on all - desirable piano,
both with and without profits. ALL POLI
CIES ARE_NON-POREEITABLE.
NICHOLAS RITTENHOUSE, Preet.
ROBERT M. FAUST, Seo'y-
A. L. MONItOR,Agent, - Welleboro.
Office with Jno. L
WOOL WANTED
CAM PAID 808 WOOL AT
SEARS A DERBY'S.
Wollaboro. :utte r 8,18704 P. ' - - • -
=
MEE
liMil
v . W. C. HRBI3B.
li k ° 8 1 9 ° 2: ° : ) 0 1 0:
- 67,910 96.
ViogLIiDIt I J,U STORIL
/ 1 . CORNING, N. Y.
MEDICINES, PAINTS
'
THADDEES, DAVl p t3' INKS. KEITWs,
!:jONOENTR ' D MEDICINES,
IREDELL'S EX-; .
1 114011; " •
BURNETT'S 0000AINE, FLAVORING
EXTRACTS, KEROSENE LAMPS,
FATENT ROOll
-
AND FLAVORING EXTRAOTS, ‘ WALL
PAPER, WINDOW GLASS,
WHITE W ASH. LIME &
.'AND.DBE COLORS,
.1
AGENTS ,FOR & t3O'S~ RE
- • FINED •
BoldB3 Wholesale Brims. Buyers are requested
.t&uall and get *dation/ . before going further
MI
D. TEEBELL it CO.
corning, N.•Y.;
Jan. 1,1.870-ly
Put Booting. •
IHAVE - bought the right to - use the Paten,
A 1/14410 Booting in Tioga County, and am
Dolt prepared to put its roofb dump and to good
workmanlike manner: This Tooling "is are and
*eta proof..' I refer to Mears. Wright Bai
ley, Toles & Barker, and C. L. Willcox; where
samples oat be seen and roofer in use. -
. • * - MOSES WINGATE.
Welisboro, 1870-tt.
- •s - Wellsboro Hotel. ..
I ,
Plateli. PIOLIDA.Y, Proprietor. A large and
• commodious House, locited In the immo
vicinity of all the County building°, with
large and commodious barns attached.
flar-Jimea Hallett sota as bodice, And will
always po found on band, attentive to business.
JIM.. .5i 1870,--1y - '
Furniture ! Furniture !
B. T.-V
TT AWING- completed his new Cabinet Ware
house on Main street, Wellsboro, has stock
edit with a large and liaperior assorted stock o
FURNITURE..
Chamber Suits, Walnut, Ash, Map
ao., 4t0.,
from WO down, and as oheap
tis the same goods can be bo't
in the &Iles, freight added. •
Parlor Suits, Walnut, Cherry, and
Mahogany, Rops or Hair Cloth,
from $125 down. Also,
SOFAS, LOUNGES, COUCHES, TETE
A-TETES,
with Upholstery to suit,
•
Center Tables, Walnut ideible .
Looking elasses, Brackets Pa
per Racks, Rocking Chairs,
all kinds,
Wholesale and' Retail.
I am manufacturing as mud, and intend to
keep a full 'stook of ware, home and city made
tit all times.,My Ware Roonas are spacious and
neai., and na' contain - the lai•gest, costliest, and
beet stook of _Furniture over brought into the
county. .
•
Waning and atching ,
80/101;L'.1341.W.1NG
done to order at the Faotory.
1889-tf.
Lj t,B
WA RE); & LATHROP.
DEAVSRB IN
lIARDWA. , IRON, STEEL, NAILS
.
• . STOILE. TIN-FARE,
BELTING SAMIS, FiITLEBY
- .WATER LIMP,
' A ( t iRICIithTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Carriage and Unmoor Trizrinsings,
HARNESSES, SADDLES, An.
Oornini, N. Ird, Jan. 2, 1870-,ly. • .
Ingham's Woolen Mills
DBER.PIELD, PA.
subioribere will 'pay Cash, If all-Oloth,
Classlmeres„ Flannels, &0., /So. fo 'Wool,
Theyalio manufacture as usual—
,
• ,
TO olpim., OR ON I&H RBS9
to emit customers. All. work warranted as rep.
resented. They invite particular attention to
• their Water Proof
CASSIMERES;
which are irarrattea in every respect. Pardon
lar attention given to' I
ROLL = CARDING
AND ( H
CLOTH RE S SX G.
s INGRAIid'S large stook of Cassimeres, .40., 25
. per cent less than any competitors, and warrant.
'ed as represented. -
INGRAIIII3 m"nufacture to order, and do all
;kinds of Roll-Carding and Cloth Dressing, and
defy competition.
INGHAM have 'as good an assortment of
Full Cloths, Oassimeres, &c.,
and give more ,for Wool in exchange than any
other establishment. Try them and satisfy our-
INGHAM wholesale and retail at th Cow
anesque Mills;2 miles below
Our Cloths are warranted, and sold by the
following persops :
C. B. KELLEY, Welleboro, Pa.
T. L. BALDWIN & 00., Tloga,' Pa.
J. C. BENNETT, Opvlngton, Pa.
100,000 'ounds of Wool
Wanted..
ject to the declefon of. the Republican County
Convention. f •
INGHAM BROTHERS.
Deerfield, June I, 1870..tf.
1111E*MILEEP
atter MONDAY, ?da y 2d, 1870, Trains
ERIE
(Y..lirr Corning, at tho fol lowing honre,ylz
1114 10d
Goma WEST. - •
5,45 and 6,06 a. in., NIGIIT EXP. ' (fail, for Roch
ester i thidalit,,. Dunkirk, Olereland and Cluck'.
DAM, making direct couituccGou with trains of the
Grand Trunk and - Liao Shoro Raitirays•at Buffalo,
Dunkirk and CP:wetland for all points
sieelppi West, and at
GnClutuitti with tho Ohio and Mhtnd Louis.
villolikort Lino Raittraya for the Southen a d Pouth-
0,18 a .ro, ZXPBESB unlL, Stitolaii - oarepted, for
Iltuskirk and Wantland, connecting with
Wilms - for tholl'ust; 'l6, sleeping °ouch- is itiseked to
this train running through to Buffalo.
3.0122 a. M., MAIL TRAIN, ilithdaya , eicepted , for
Buffalo and Dun,kirk.
- •
2,45 p.m., DALT/510RM imPituss,smidayeexcept•
ad, for RochoOterand finffalo,vla Avop. •
PAY EXPRESS, Sundays eicopted, for
Rochester, Dutra% ' Dtinkirk,Cloveland, Cincinnati,
- and the South Stops at drinelmil titationis and eon.
- midis points on main line. , -
New mid impreVed Drawing Room Colic:lies accompany
- tblettrain from Now park to Buffalo, arid Sleeping
(loupes attached at floruollsrilio, mooing through
to,Olevoland and, Gallon wisbOut cbarige. . •
11,25 p. m., EXpRESS 'MAIL, Sundays ,ortepted,
for Bnlfolo, Moreland, connecting witq trains for
.the West,
12,05 P. iii.,WAY‘FßElOLlT,Siindeysexcepted.
0,45 p. p 2., NifIGRANT TRAlNdaily, for tlie West.
11,48 p: NIGIIT EXPRESS, Bundays.excepted,
connecting nt New York with afternoon trains end
/Reamers for Boston and New England &ilia. •
Sleeping Beaches accompany this train to New York
4,35 in., CINCINNATI EXBBEBS, Mondays ex..
cepted, connecting . at Elmira for:" Williamsport,
liarrislenrg al:intim South; also at Elmira for Carm•'•
deigns; at Waverly With trairket Lehigh valley R
way; at Owego for Ithaca; at Binghamton' for Co&
perstotrn and Albany; and at New York with steaM:
arsons] afternoon,E,xprese treine for New P.ngland
Wir Bleeping coaches accompany this train
to New York.
12,28 a.- DAY EXPIIEBS, Brindays excepted,
connecting at Jersey City with Midnight express
. train of Nei Jersey. Nall.road for Philadelphia. Also
stopsat principal stetsons and connecting points on
maid line. ••
New'and Unproved Drawing Room Coaches accomPany
this train to New York..
12.115,.t. AceoI I MOPATION daily for
Mann anna.
2,20 P. In., gLAIIIIA MAIL, Sundays excepted.
430 P.m., NEW YORE AND 'OALTIMODN
Sundays excepted, -connecting s4t, Elmira fpv the
V" )
,
- South.
7,67 p.M., - LIOITTNING Expupss, Daily, connect
lug at Jersey City with morning Express train of
• flew Jermy Railroad for Baltimore and Washington;
and at Now York with lubrulug Express train fur
Boston and New England Cities. ;Afar stops stall prin
cipal stations and connecting points op main line.
Sleeping Coaches aceompanyi thiktnG 'through 00 New
No*.
11;33 m., WAY YR - RIGHT, Bandar; excepted.
• ItkilOAOE iItIROKED THROUGII.
•
JeA revisetand inplete“Poiket Time Table" o
f
Passenger Tratee on thelirle Railway and connecting
Lines,has recently been published ,and Ca n be procur
ed opapplicatlon to,the Ticket Agent of the Company
Wl4. It:
(I BAT.R, L. D RUCKER ,
ong Pass. Agent Oen'i SuP't
AtcoutModation—LeavosTthomburg at 0,50 a. Ent.illan
field at 7,40 Tioga at 8,22. Lawroncovillo at 9 07—
, a r riving at Corning at 10,10 a.m. •
Mell—Leavesßlovobarg at 2,80 p, Ed . ,Manatiold ntB,lo,
Tioga at 8,46, Dawreruoeville at 4,29—arriving at
Corning at 5.80 p. m. ,
Sia&—LeavaeCorning at 7,50 a Lawroncevillt at
8,44,Ti0g1t at 9,28, Manatlold at 10,05:—arriving at
Blosa-burg at 11,45 a. m.
Acaommodation—Leavea Corning at 2,55 p. m „Law.
ronoovillo at 4,04 Voss at 4.55, Araniottold at 5,3
arriving at Bloseburg at 6,20p.m, •
L . IYATTUOR ,t3up'
BARN,
,
•
lc etristorCkteindsgulaleeve Elmira as follow a l : •
Aocomodation at 712 p ra
iraprese [fastest train on road] ! • ' "12 05 a m
'Mail 10 00 p re
,
Aocommodation . . 015 p tx,
Onand.after :nue 12, 1870, trains will arrive fa 411-
4spertfrotoTioy, es follows; . .
-LEAVE N,ORTIIWARD. '
78'46_ p. m.--Daily (except Sundays) for Blum .
it and,
Bttlfaloor la Eriellailway frOm Elmira ..
10 86 a. m.—Dafry(oxcept, SUndaye) for El mlra.Buffa.
lo,Oanandaigua, ItocEester,lcusp -Bridge and the
Ca nacho. , 1 --------
LHAV4
1
R ,
D.
123.
.P DMlY(excezt lundays) for
' Ba --- lt .-.-.- i . m o .
,e
, Lshinton,Pbtladelpia,ac..
968' P. m.—Dally ' (except
( putidaye) for Baltimore,
W shington end Philo
,01014.
'ALF ,BD R.PISH.P., 1 Eb.S.YOU.ikte^ •
Q. Mira ilarrieburg, Oen', Paes. All
I , . Baltimore,sld.
B. T. VAN HORN
0 QING BAST.
Bloiisburg & 00f111,11g, & Tioga R. It
%%miaow'llrun astollowanntiipartber notice:
Northern Coutkal II .R.
OTHER TUMBLE!
Cash: 1870 :
BEE WHAT SELLING FOR CASH!
Our Prices, Toe -Day.
Best White Wheat Flour $7 pr bb1.1,25 p . £ aok
~ nod witrkter $6:50 " 1,62 ' 4 4
"XX Spring Wheat, 8,00 " 1.50 ,i
Buokwheat Flour, 3;00 per 100 Itoi - ,
Beet Feed, 2;00 4 4 " 1
Bran and Shorts • '1,50 " ' 1 -
Meal ' 2,25 " " ! \
Those piices only FOR CASH.
,W1t4.(1/IT & BAILEY
•
All persons not hating settled with us, can
not blame as now if theylind their accounts and
notes left with an attorney for etilleetion. We
give due notice. - W. dc. B.
BiGt3.-We want all persons having any bags
with onr mark on them, to return. the same at
• nee, as we shall take steps to secure/them.—
We have 500 bags scattered among the people.
WRIGHT it. BAILEY
MOWING MeHINES
•
milE
durable Eacelaiords decidedly the best an moat
.
OWING 14AOIIINE
ever ought into Tioga county. For sale by J.
Wo ndyke, Millsboro; A. Shuart, Mansfield;
and by P. Wortcndyke, East Charleston, who is
general agent for Tfoga county.
East Cha l rleston, June 22, 1870 tf
- -
• FOR SALE,, •
BY •
Y -the undersigned, a span of horses, ffve
years old; a good farm or team. Can be
/men on the premises of E. P. Deane, in Delmar.
D. L, DEANE.
Wellsboro, July 13, MO. 2m'
A. HVMPIIREY & CO.,
0 •
PPOSITB the the Hazlett House, TIOGA,
Pa., keep constanyy on band a large assort
ment of Fatally
•
Groceries and Provisions,
'FLOULEEED, AND MEAL, PORK,
BUTTER; LARD, CHEESE, &c.
„mi - Priene down-to the bottom figures
May 18, ism-slt.
lOWA LAND-AG
• •
THE, aubstiribor would inforni r t o public tha
ho hoe tho agency of a quant ty of
• lOWA LAMJS,
which he will sell for cash, or exchai ge . for rea
or personal, property, on reasonable terms.
GREAT BAR9AIIgS OFFERED
He Ivould say that be'bas examined the prop.
orty and titles for himself, and believes ho can
make it for theinterest of persons going 'West,
to give him a call before purchasing elsowhere.
For Particulars, inquire of S. D. GOODELL, •
May 11, '7O I.y, Babinsville, Tioga Co., Pa.
- I
Hotel for'Sale.,
PRE ROTEL at Osceola, is offered for sale
on reasonable terms. This stand Is a de
sirable one, fens two barns upon the premises,
three wells of good • water, and a lot of fruit trees.
The lot contains 14 acres of land. Address, or
call on • JAMES J. MARTIN,
• Osceola, June 1,1870,8 m. . Tho,Proprietor.
HARKNESS 436/RILEY
007 AND SHOE MAKERS.
Shop in Mozart Itlcels formerly occupied . by
• 'J. 11. Rico as a Grocery Storo.
• ) -
B° V.G SHO ES
of all kinds made to
o°rlS erAnd in the best manner.
REPAIRIRGotaI zdonePromptlyand
) ' •
•JORN RARENES
•,Whi. REILEY.
.14 ( • ; • gro;JulTl.B467o.ftly;
A. iItIbiPIIRBY & CO
EMI
Niillittety; 1810:!
Sol
Moia Street, bas • just
netl , a Very.large assortment of
lt A r Its
JAL, op
IiLINDRY GOODS,
=oh as
otaiRTS, STRAW -GOODS,
OES, FLOWERS, RIBBONS,
►°MARS, Ii'DKERCIFFS,
&0., &0.,
HATS,
LA
let) trill bo ROW tenth below former prl,
work done promptly, and to ipleu4s.
alt of mr
eat. A
MRS. CAItOLINV.
, oto,'/ilay 11, , 1870-11.
UM
MILLINERY.
Al l"
iti
bookatQii
1 . E. E. Kimball will be, found hereafter
Ler new quarte . ro, over Toting and Co.'S
a. , ben just received lota of
RING MILLINERY
the invites the attonaon of the ladies
Ware and vicinity.
to wide
of Noll
;AIRS. E. E. RI
3 3 ,1,87.ci T ly
April
SPRING MILLI
lOW
', AND FANCY,4O.DS;
Air RE. SOFLETJD has returned from the City
In with an 'asiortment of New Goode to which,
she. imAtes the attention of the ladies of - Wells.
boro and vicinity. • Her kook comprises a ()hole°
selection of • .- " • • -•-
STRAW GOODS, LACES, RIBBONS,
FLAQTEgs, KID DOVES, A F AND.
- KERCHIEF'S, COLLARS, FANS,
EMBROIDERIES, and a
et!, of WHITE GOODS. 0.
MI for the generods patronage of the
te hopes to merit a continuance of the
Bon:neta A; Hats repaired to ter.
Thu
past,
same.
; I am alto agont for the Wllleox & GiblA'
Machine, • .141 rs. A. J. BOVIELD.
'sboro April '2O, 1870. tf :
I
Sewin;
~ el
AMPAIGN OP, 1870.
tZ 14 ( Y.; s.
rV~SI. ,x> * 2 v
Aft,
wrug Goods
IMI
AT THE
P
OPUS' STORE.
R iSTOOR. IS NOW. VERY 0014iLEVE
in all Ste !nano:that . , and Prices down to the
lard of Gold at par. Our
12Zril
o
try darge, and we make Clothes td order
n d :sired. Onr
CARPET STOCK
be largest in this section of the State, and
,t.et 10 to 20 percent lower than last ye):. I
I'
nen and White Goods
•
as low as before tbe war. We keep the Buffl
• Brand Black Alptipit, which Madam Demor
, Frank Leslie andalarporl' Bazaar unite'in
enouneing the best Alpaca in market ;,also
Beaver Brand pure Mohan', a splendid Sr.
ie, and full atsortmont. 'The
iTED STATES TEA COMPANY,
k.
send us with' the last invoice
---' ..-#.61, - ; ---- i just reoeiVed, the following no
i C ., , -r5-.: I tic°. "W i e propose after April
- '
..0 I Ist, 1870 e 1 to pack a certificate
1 for ani elegant. Silver Plated
.._ ; • Tea Seivfoe, daily, in one pound
pa, i ckage. The eertiacato when found, will be
fo warded to us throughiour agents, and they
wi I deliver the service t9 l the fortunate party."
'a as the agents fel the Company, and we
ensure our euitomern, that their
b -11331 SS C
• cheaper than they can he sold at retail,,bo
ea the chance of getting a Tea Ben.
Vo solicit a call from aliiho - oltizons of Tioga
nty and vicinity, visiting Corning, and rye
uro them that *bey aball be kindly and fair
!treated, and womlll do them good.
SMITH &
arming, April 20, 1870. •
HARNESS. MO
j • W. NAVLB, would say to his friends
. that hid Harness shop 1$ now in full blast,
'd that ho is•propartid t o furnish heavy of light
iiCs:,xmaxersisetes,
abort notice, in a good and; aubstaptlal man
r, and at pridoa that can't fall to Boit.
The best workman are employ ed, and none but
e best to/aerie,' need. Call and see. , • ,
Deo. 9, 1888-Iy. G. W. NAVLE.
' •
xx set Ix le a xi es fa
X• L. MONROE, is the autliprizod
i Agent for Tioga and Potter Counties, to
e oct insuraridin the
Wyoming insurance Company.
Royal • - Capitol $5,00 0 , 000
London, Liverpool & Globe, Citpitol, $10,000,000
'•
'ln will canvass the county du l ing the iroek ex
•opt Saturdays, when • he wilt be found nt t o
aloe of 'John. I. Mitchell, to attend, to all •ho
•ay give him a call. • ".A •L. MONRO • '
Sept. 22, 1860-Bm,'t
WI
1- r
with rapidity -and exa4niets, with our now Na
Ohm: Try it and nee. B. T.. VANBOBB.
W~ilaboro, Jan: ,p11,70,p • •
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