was
MEE
I t AO : ilia err;
Ina TSIMP.4 I I9Hid)e'P tiOy tayt
ifs nrw4b.q. stWOns,,stitahlag away
...
On a little robs of nhtto ;
One foot on the rocker,. she hoped keep
Her frollekeffinelmhrfaet asterN4
o'l4 tldieb hir4o'
In esiify stitch of the garment alto ivrongbt
Thaeloring mother 4atened a thougbt..7'
Mies of that little onel— '
Anti einilett on her baby in happy pride,
Aa it slept in the oraillo-byer side
Till tholittle robafwaa donaii r, •
Then she folded up the cambric) and' lace,
And Itissetglier little ones hubby fares, ,
"E %hat amlitd lalts Went 0_0, 7 '•-, •
She-tossed kt..up and , downin - tho - nir;!.
pretty - . balm .when- yen
WO5l r • -- i•
That new litt i le robe," said she.
' \ ln a rosewood,ootlin thi l baby lay ;
,
Its mother iMirttept the Might away ' '
Watching its dying breath ;
With itileried,ta her.ll - 9t?m she prayo!. i to r l;cop ,
Her tra'reittli'beki'it:oiti'going to p eep -
ctild`iiiins of death. -
,
They hurled.tho baby in tho gaTmentjust enough
Whose emery etltoh held a hopeful thought,
From that loving mother'. eight ;
Qn a marble done they wrought with a tear
'Mow man jr hurtle aperburied here; ,
I ln that Hutto robe of white !"
ft i a .e''t tt
In the Saviour's arm. a baby lay,
From*rtwrood,cpplu far awj y .
the.reelms °flar and lighti;:
The angels altirment bad !Oka about I:
Ito little form; which will never wear one.
A gumless robe of white. ;
Agrioulture -= Advantages Aoorning
f rom its Pitrauit.
The following, on the subject of "Agri
culture and its Advantages," is 'taken
froth the Farm. Jovr'nhl ipublishcdiat_
FayettesviilV,'Pennsylvania: • '
Of all the various occupations and
professions'which have engaged the at- ,
lion -of mankind, there is none that
seems sq pre-eminently useful, so hon.
orable—in short, so compatible with
all our interests, as the cultivation of
the earth...- There is no occupation that
has - so mafy resources within itself, or
which ca furnish, from its own 'means
the \euppli es for all our necessary Wants.
1 1
Food, raiment, and luxuries innumer
able', are the fruits of the fariner'S labor
and care, And -In their train follow s .
health . ,,happiness, and independence;
In view of these fallts, for ' facts they
are. are we not led to wonder 'that s o'
many of our young men are placed be
hind the counter to leain the arts and
.--
mysteries &the. yardstick—go , deprive
the mSelVelfef the bloom lin d' fresh nees'of
youth, and bringing early and deep fur
rows of care and anxiety on their brows,
by the difficulties and perplexities at
tending the prosecution of mercantile
ptirsuits, while so many and s'n strong
inducements are held out for them to
engage.lii that profession which, Was
the earliest employment of man; and
which as the light of science is spread
abroad and improvenients are made hi
the art, is becoming morej ateresting,
more profltale, and,-St the Same time,
less laborious? 'With what different
feelings 'do the farmer and the mer
chant leave their pillows in the morn
ing I The one, buoyant with health
and spirits, goes forth with the first
dawn of day, to his cheerful labors in
the field ; while the other, after a rest
less and perhaps sleepless night, walks,
in a sober mood, to his cotufting-room,
anticipating, with fearful forebodings,
the,insolveney of his customers or the
lill-suceess of a' , venture. With what
'honest p'ride and heartfelt satisfaction
does the farmer look at his luxurious
!fields, his richly laden orchard and his
, growing flocks, with the happy assur
ance that with,eVel'w returning season
ifs substence'lB increasing ; that he is
bove want, and far from feeling the
: uctuationwof merchandise , or the em
t
barrasment of tOide. Who_ that has
seen the hale and vigorous plowman,
whistling along as he turns urcthe fur
-1 rows, and has not sighed for the joys of
f,pastoral life?- Or, who line enjoyed the
. E . prlvilege awitnessing the internal ar
=rangement of a ,thrifty •f rmer's estab
lishment, and observed the care and
attention evinced in the Omestie econ
: omy of his industrlous'a d frugal wife,
that has not coveted the happiness and
independence of the farer? Much as
the wealth, and prosper' y of a nation
'may be advanced and pr muted by its
ia
commerce and manufactl rers, still we
are constrained to look -upon-. agricul-'
ture as its source and oundatiou. - It
i l
is absolutely necessary t our existence;
for, let men, 'pursuehatever other
business they inay, the are still de
pendent on the farmer for what they
eat, drink, and wear. And suppose the
farmer, by way of relaxation, Occatiloil
ally deviatei e from his regular routine
of ditles, and engageB a little in horti
culture, or the cultivation of the chofce
kinds of fruits, will hii not, be paid a
thousand fold- for the time) and labor
bestowed on a few trees, vines, or
shrubs"? And, further, will not the
_appearance of this house atid "front
door yard" be immensely improved,
himself and. family ejoy a larger
amount of pleasure' awl gratification,
- not to speak of the frequent lessons of
neatness and'Order which his Children,
would,learn by the cultivation of a fe
varieties of ; flowers? And will
,„ ......._ .__ - _ 4
.11: Word for yo. - -
----------/
Truth is one of the * , r est o f gems.-
Many a youth has b n lost in society
;
by allowing'it to nisi his character,
and formally thr• ing it away. Pro
te
fanity-,is a mar: of low breeding. Show
us the mAii th :t has the most respect—
an roath` ne er trembles on his - lips.—
Read the . :talogtie of crime; inquire
the ohar: rer of those wig) depart from
virtuq_; -/tbout a sin - gliTexception, you
will fl •d 1 hem to he profane: Think of
this nd don't let avlle word pass your
. lip .
,Honesty, frankness, generosity,
v:rtue—blessed traits! Be these yours,
I y boys, anti we shall not' fear. You
, are watchhd by your elders. • Men who
are .profane, - vulgar, careless, will not
choi , se you. If you are uprigli, steady,
these silent !monitors which, so be
fully remind us 'that "the ban
made them Is divine," also hay
al tendency:and 'cause us to loo}
nature up ta. nature's God?
inch/aliens, pefore long you will iind
good places, kind masters, and the pros
pect of a useful life before you.
REGRET A GENEROUS
—Never be sorry for any generobs thing
that; you ever dld, even if it.washe
trayl. Never'be sorry that yOli w ere
magn nimous, if the man was mean
afterward. _ Never, be sorry that you
gave. ',lt was right for yOu to give,
even if you" were imposed ,upon. You
cannot afford to keep on the safe side
by being mean. You had better, many
times in your life, for the sake of keep-
Jog yourself - in the , practice of ber
knee, ,da-thloge that
rather than judge
you will always be 01
v. calculation. Give'
,
headway, mid in the
be eider fer,youe--BE,
Tioga County t Ag itator
ft ;
7, ,-,
..frglis cake 18 *oil stocked with Type, Pressor, &0.,
and has every adrautago for doing
•
JOBTOPRINTINGT
in a supar t ioelxit r e, itiaiient Colui a, trail) a \wed.
ding tardlol%lSh roater:' - Ahl hind or styli:ll,f %Pork
dorm aI this cane, an follows:
Law Books, Pamphlets, Cards, Invitation Cards,
Hand Bills,Programmes, Cheeks, Drafts, Dubilis,
Bill Heads, Circulars, Orders, Slapping Cards,
Business Curds, Euvelopm Tinted Plate printlnk,.
Visiting Cards, Wedding .to., &C., &O.
.3usiice - Blanks,
And ell other hiftn.lt4 conitantly on;finott and for bidet
...
. . ,
Deeds, warrantee, ~, - ~.• •Schout Contract,
Deeds, quit•claba. ; . Summons, Subpoenas,
Statement and Confeselon, Warfante, Tocecutione, -
Amicable Action, . Indemnifying Bonds,
Bonde,Constable's Bale, Attachments, Judgment
Collector's Sale, Ncitea, Petition and Bond
liderriagoCertificate, - ibr App'ment of Guardian
And any other blanks not., enumerated utt.uva
printed td order on ebart DOWD,
' Persons sending orders for JOB W
ORKO will • et
their work promptly done ani rW shall
'spare no pains to pleasi our customers in this depart ,
meat. Those sending work, please atute the site Of
Job, kind of Ink and paper desired:
Yeb. 1870
- UTE do not pay specie in making change,
V V but we do soil goods from
•
than any other oile ip.this vicinity, which is
better. Aril hay just receiydct a
3CJiarae• Sißt•c•o3r...,
and have bouf,ht them to welt in order to dO this
qqlokly, httre marked them at small profits,
malt tqlotm AT PAR t 9 A BASIS.
Dry roods
of ali,kinda aro ottaaper than they have Ilan in
ton ypara espocially.
DRESS SILKS, FRENCH. POPLINS, it 9
\
a full line in stook, and at kuch low prioea
evory lady clan afford a new dre3P.
we have.a complete assortment and CUP:AYER
?RAN Brzi: BETORD. Cur stock of
Domestic Goods, Fancy Dress
- 1 Goods, Woolen Cloths,
• 'Yankee Notions,
&c.,
is as usual very•large and varied, and wa auan
ANTHEI PRICtEi to be as low as can be found any
where within 100 miles. Our
is fall bt froh Goods dT 9P41:11P. ITICES, and
ever} one can now afford to haNie everything they
eat made good.
WE CORDIALLY IRYITR TILE PEORLY. 0➢ TiOOA
00IIIIIT to call and examine our Stock and pri-
oes—being patiallodtbst it will pay them to coma
and buy thnir goods at
I
We always give customers from distance .110
"mem Twos."
• NEWE L & OWEN.
Cl i orning, April 8,1870.
W A:L - • P APER !
ALL PAPER
f r Abli plipsEß!
tha
ET it be distinctly understood to the inhab
itants and citizens of Wellsboro," that we
will sell •
a mor
hrough
.heaper than can bo sold by any other firm in
log& County ;* further we do affirm that no man
can undersell us unless they' receive goods by
the
35,000 ROLLS OF WALL PAPER/
bought'at the present Gold prices $l,ll which
we will sell °tramper than any other 7n west of
N. Y. Call and examine, and ste re certain
that we can please - in Price and quality, and if
. not suited we will pay yon dr your time in
'epode.
P. R. W LIAM L , CO.
Wethboro, Aptil 6, 1871. -
VAN GELDER & MIPCIIELL.
Proprietor'
SPECIE PAYMItNT!
•fll6 tie 50 per, Gent Loam.
FOR THE SFRIN - G TRADE
ME
IN PAISLEY S HAALS,
GROCERY DEPARTMRT
The Regt"to •.
WALL PAPER,
and any other artiole in the
3Drrlig MaMe,
AIR LINE.
We have just received from N. Y.,
, . Liver,
/ W ATKINS fr, LOUDEN re
,
spectfully inform the pub.
flUmelllf , ;? lie that they have established a
Livery. tbr Hire,
. their Stable on Pearl St., opposite Wheeler's
wagon shop. Single or double rigs furnished to
order. They aim to keep good horses and wa
gons, and intend to please. Prices reasonable.
WATKINS & LOUDEN.
Nov. 24, 1869-Iy.
CALL AND SEE that largo atock of rail pa-
Per, selling off at coat, at ' f -
P. R. WILLIAMS ot CO'S..
Wellaboro, May 35,1870: • ' • •
Havingformed a partnership in the Tin, Steve
and Hardware trade, the undersigned have the
pleasure to announce thit they have, at a great
Outlay, lidded to the usual Adak of the o
_ld•atand
on
a. complete assortment' of 'Shelf Hardware,
of ithioh we enunitrie,tict following artioles:
NAILS, SPIKES, CROWBARS, X OUT,
MILL, 'RAND AND 'BUCK SAWS,
BUTTS, STRAP MINUS;
- OARPENTEI%'S TOOLS, •
`PUMPS, AXES,
AUGERS,
KITTS,
Cal
BITT-STOOKS; HATOHETS;:OHISELS,
SHOVELS, SPADES, FORKS,I - _
BENOH-SOREWS, -
WOOD SCREWS, CARRIAGE BOLTS,
BURRS, SKEINS, WASHERS,
PIPE BOXES, AXLE
' TREES, ELLIP
TIC •
SPRINGS, HORSE SHOES. HOOP, BAR,
BAND IRON, GRINDSTONE
HANGINGS, CORN ,
POPPERS,
SAUSAGE CUTTERS AND STUFFERS
COMBIN.ED. Also, PISTOLS;
PISTOL CARTRIDGES,
- POWDER AND
. CAPS.
PATENII BARNDOOR HANGINGS
a new thing, and made for use. Those are but a
few of the many artioles,oonstiosing opr stook
of Hardware.
•We invite the publioto call and examine for
themselves: We aim to keep tho boat quality of
goods In ourlino; and all work bo order done
promptly and well. ,
AGENTS b'Olt THE '
Bilekeye Ptiower & Reaper.
SASH, DOORS. BLINDS.
AT PAOTORY PRICK
Always on hand or furnished to order, at
ROBERTS & BAILEY'S Hardwoh
Store, Welleboro.
ROBERTS do BATLEY.
,\ • T. L.
TIOGA, PA.
an see a nice stook of Goods for the
A' ING . Jc, 'SUMER.
LLEZIIIIM EMMA ChOOMC
styles, colors and patterns—
ALPACAS, POPLINS, CAMBRICKS,
FRENCH JACONETS, ORGANDIES,
PEQUAS, TERSAILES, BLACK
BEAUTIFUL Summey SHAWLS
()LOAM READY—MADE, AND CLOTH
TO MAKE MORE, ALL KINDS OF
LININGS, FRINGES, TASSELS -
&0., TO TRIM DRESSES
• OR SACQUES.
can't be beat. It koepe up with everything the
Yankees have thought of so far.
HOOP SKIRTS, BALMORAL SKIRTS,
CORSETS, &O,
INDEMOMOO
BOots and Shoes,
all ed.yles and elle&
ATS AND CAPS, STRAW GOODS,
- AND GENTS' FURNISHING
GOODS, A -COMPLETE LINE OF
CROCKERY, WOODEN WARE,
HARD WARE, SHELF HARD,.
WARE, NAILS, IRON,
Looks, Latches, Carpenteis' Tools.
Stable: I
A ND - HARDWA RE!
MAIN STREET, WELLSBORO,
WM. ROBSTIT.9.
R. 0• Iten.sr.
Wellaboro, Jon. 1
1870-tf.
/
Lots of .\
New /Goods !
CO 4E -TO
411,:
LDWIN & 00%
such Re
AND COLORED SILKS,
&c 9 &o. ,
and a largo aaaortment to select from
—Our stock of—
YANTKEE NOTIONS
too numerous to mention; but will say that,yo.
will seldom And so large an assortment to select
from in a country store, and clear down c(the
- BOTTOM. FIGURE.
We also keep i largo assort out of
READY-MADE Cf °THING,
in suits, and parts of suits. Should we fail to
suit you with ready-na 'de, we have Cassimere
and
A TAILOR TO OUT. AND FIT.
A GENERAL STOOK OF
GROCERIES,
Fresh. TEAS are loWer than at any time since
the war. Did not go to Cuba to buy sugar, and
so have some cheap. We are agents for the
E. HOWE SEWING MACHINE.
Farman!, if you yon f ' svnnttoolc to work with drop in
•
SALT, LIME, PLASTER, PORK, FLOUR
Lime, Cayuga Plaster, &o.
Bnttortubs, Pails. Firkins, and Ashton Salt to
flavor with. All kinds of Farm Produce want.,
ed. Prices can't be beat.
T. L. BALDWIN A CO
Tiogi, Pali may. 4, 18f0.
BERM
.;.- ,:p.;., i, ~', r, f r 's , :,-; ;",,„ 7,9 _i, 4,„ ~,,• ~,,, ~,i: : ~ ~ A ..., f r, ~,
ltlgrj[o.lrAlii 4 - . t---:..- , .",: ,- ;"; . , :'t
Nelv- Stock! New, Goods I
&
tr . AVM taken the now otove,, One door above
1.1.; Wright'it Dailey, where they - are on' band
wittCalloW Stock of ' I ''', rt'
BiLitoit.ALs, 431Alitrt
BOOTEES. ',BROGANS AND
GALLIGASKINB
_warranted to fit any foOt fiono NO - . 9, „to 13:
elusive. • The istook has boon oeiesitetl* 10 ,
who has the advantage of.
TITIRT:Y YEARS' EXPERIENWI
in the biteltim;tii3d le the beet and fullest in
eountr*;: Con*,etook . of '
FRENCH . OALPYPRENOTI KIP,
SOLE, 1:10211KON' CALF,
'LININGS, BINDING, NO;
Roopo, &0., •
ivlll be kept up ae kereto'foro.
'On Bindings we shall "be found •a''t ho t.
ways, and we shell endeator. to 'tell at .
satisfactory to the trade. We won't be a
sold:
.CASK PAID .
FOR niDP,s; SKIN, FURS as PE
: Aire the top of the Market for
• NY 00L s.
,But o r hut hold 'will be on
aus*om WORK
Al aural.
There's comfort in a well made 'custom . oot,
That Ate the aim, !What ton much (10D2 . rasing:
for everybody knows a shabby foot
Oan,not be compromised by tivenitessimr.
And one may wear cle n linen with a eel&
Of finest o}ool, but' the. is no finessing
Will Make a man with shabbily'dressed. fat,
. 2.
Loik like a gentleman upon the area./
Monet. t Bui your boots of
• -' SEARS - A DE R BY,
-----__
Or any other man. [Printer'C Devil.]'
Wencher°, Jan. I,ll3Bfir-tf.
,
For Sale.
T AM AGENT for', , Kinney & Co., celebrated
I platform Spring Wagons, all styles, also
for their light Carriages and Buggy Wagons,
an made ip pod style, and from jersey timber,
and warranted in every respect, equal to arty
made. Cab furnish any of. the above at the
lowest Manufaoturers price's. L. 0. EMMET.
Wellaboro, Jan. 1, 1870-tf. - I
House and Lot for Sale.
OUSE and Lot, and vacant lot for Bale
Ll_ cheap. Location Wellsboro, and decirable.
Luqulte at the Agitator Office.
Jan. 1;1870—tf.
TO . THE _ JVALIFMEIIS /OF
TIOC A COUNTY.
r AU now building atm) manallhotory,tn LawrenCe•
ville.a superior
FA NA T IFtg - o..tra .4
Whfc pOeee•tlee the following adiantage seta: Al lather
-/
1. I t separates rye, oat • , an d f 6 ul dee d s And
amend cockle, from wheat.
'2. It deem flax seed, takes Oat yollew seed; and all
other seed s, perfectly. /
'B, It eleane timothy seed. •
4. It does all otber eeparatingrequired of a mill .
This mill is built , uftbe beet and moat durable Um.
ber, in good etyle,an d is sold cheap for mob ',or pro.
duce.
I will fit a pliant sieve, for separating oa
wbest,to ott7rmills,onreaeotutbleterme.
.11 NAV
Lawrenoeville,3an.l,ll37o-$
/ •
IRON WORKS
FOUNDRY MACHINE SE
WE L.,t, SB ort Q, ,PA
SEARS &;! AVERY, PROPRIET
SEARS
,
PLOWS, HORSE HOSES, CULT
TORS, FIELD ROLLERS,
TLES, ALL sins, SAP PAN
FARMING UTENSILS, AL
KINDS, WOOD MACHINES ro
SAWING WOOD;
Brick Machim
I3HURN POWER; THE TOMP
0011NTY, HORSE POWER- EI
AND TEN HORSE; OON6TAN
-ON HAND, •
And also, everything usually found in
elm Shop. A
We call particular attention to ou
011INE snoop, which has bop I
/ re . -bull
new, and first-class "
II it 11, 1 1 NH R , LSAT .
Iron / PLANER , MULL, ti' ni
c We e pl
but ftrat-olasvirorkmen, and are,"jtheref;
pared to: do4ur work in the beat style,
short nottoe. We have recently add 1
51,50111N8RY, for Planing and' 511
boar d. 'clall and see no.
_ 1
a..
an b,18704 7. SEARS! It AV I ,
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prom Dispensatory .of b 6 ,Unitod Stator
I
'Noma Unita-Ache Leaves.
-P.Ro ?,digit 47177,8.—Their ocloi is
strong, .' sive, and ' -, sonzefohat aro
niatit, their taste bitterish, and analo
gous
31E_DidAL PRO:PBB:TIES
AND USES.—Buehu t Leaves are
gently stimulant, with alpeculiar ten
dency to the Urinary Organs,
They are gwey.,m- or? tB.
_g
_the
i lirinary Org4ns,. such, as Otravel,
Chronic Catarrh of the Bladder, .Mor
bid Irritgr \ tof theßladder' and Ure
thra, e of the ,:rirostate - Gland,
andreteniion f Inc,ontineweof Urine,
a - lossof tone in ;the parts con
cern • 'n-its_evacuation! The remedy,
hasalso beenireeomn4?uled in -DOl
pepsia, aronic Rheumatism, Ou, tan 4
eons AffecOns, and .Dropsy,
F
, HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
'BUCHU is used by persons from
the ages of 18 to 25, andfrem- 85 to
55, or in the decline or; change of life;
after Confinement, or labor pains; .8"
Wetting in children. -
in a f fections peouliar to females, the
Extract Buchu is unequaled by any
other remedy, as in Chlorosis, or Re
tenticrn, Irregularity,' Painfulness or
Suppression of Customary Evacua
tionsl_Uteerated or Schirrous :Siciteof
the Uterus, Leueorrhosa, or ,Whites:
1
DISEASES OF THE BLAD
DER, KIDNEYS; GRAVEL,
AND DROPSICAL SWELL
INGS.—TIis medicine in6reasea the
power of Digestion, and excites the 40-
sorberata into .healthu ,action, by. which
the watery or Calcareous depositions,
and alt Unnatural enlargements are
reduced, as well as pain and Inflam
mation.
BELIMBOLD'S EXT ' ACT
BUCHU has cured every Tate of Di
abetes in which it - has been given,
Irritation of the neck pf the Bladder
and inflammation ofthe Sidney' Ul
ceration of the ifyneys and Black,- , -
Retention of Urine, Diseases of the
Prostate Gloa, Stone in the Bladder,
7 ^) , lus„Gravel, Brick-Dust, De
- 'ta) , ,cus; or Milky Discharg
ifeebled and delicate con-
say _......, Jf both sexes, attended with
h'efollowing symptoms: Indisposition
to exertion, Loss of Power, Loss zif
Memory, Dculty of Breapaing,
Weak .Nerves, Prembling, .Horror of
Disease, Wakefulness, Dim s of
. Vision, Pain in the Bac, Hot ands,
Flushing of the Body, Dryness f the
.Skin, Eruption on ,the face,
.allid
i
Counfenanex, Universal -Lasszt eof
the Nuseuly System, to.
HELMB OLD'S EXTRACT
B UCHU is Diuretic and Blood-Pa
r:lying, and cures all diseases arising
from habits of dissipation, excesses and
imprudences in life, 'impurities of the
Blood, 4c., supersedi7y Obpaiba in
affections or which it is used, such as
Gonorrhceec, Gleetei of long standing,
and Syphilitic Affections—in these dis.
easss, used in connection with Helm
bold's Rose Wash.
Sold by all Drugs
everywhere. Bewar'
Ask for lielmbold's.
Price---,1.25 per bo
$6.50. Deliver
Describe symptoms
cations.
Address H. T.
494 Brdadway, N.
NONE ARE (4
rESS DONE i
graved wrapper, wit
Chemical Warehom
.H.' T.
INN
1 '11,1304 -AND II EDI
I,P AND, 01X.8,- , ,
811 • NETT'S 0009AINE, FLAVORING
XTRAOTS, KEROSENE :LAMPS, -
PATENT VEIHOINES, BOOR
ESTER PERFUMERY
rGENTS; FOR MARVIN & CO'S RE
Sold at Wholesale Prices,. ,Buyers areroquested
to dill and got quotailohs be!ore,gotug tirade
East.
al
keep
atnit
nett,
beet e
°bull
1'
P
fists and dealers
e of couzzterfeits.
Take no other.
tle, or 6 bottles
to any address.
n all COMMUIIi*
ELMB OLD,
NUINE
1",,P IN - steel-en
h fa,c-simile of my
ie. and signed
r LAIBOLD.
MIEMVA3
1111111
CO
ME
=II
ME
DDEUS DAVIDS',INKB, KEITH'S
ONOENTRATED, MEDICINES, ,
IREDELLII PLUID,';I . EX.
, _
D FLAVORING EiinoTs; WALL
PAPER, WINDOW GLASS,-
WHITEWAS# LIME 8a
~ AND DYE' COLORti,
FINED 011.1„,
W. D. TERBELL & CO
Corning, N.Y., Jan. 1,11870-17
, , •
' , Patent . Roofing.
IHAVE bSugh s titelight to rifle the Paten/
• Rimed° -Roofing in Tioga Oonnty, and am
mow prepared to put on roofs oheap and inifoOd
workmanlike manner: • This , roof' g is fire and
water proof. I refer to 'Messrs. Wright at Bai
ley, Toles tt - Barker r and 10. L. *Moo', where
samples can be seen and roofs MIMIC i
MOBBRWIN4ATE.
Welisboro, Jan.l, 1870.4 f.
I • •
WeHsbor
B • B. MOLLIDAY, Pr
• oommoillona House
dlate vicinity of all the
large and commodious ha
pa-James llaelett not.
alwaya lielound on hand,'
Jan. '6, 1870.-1 y -
Fiirnituro
B. T. V
VINE+ completed is new Cabinet Ware
, ottae on Main street, Wellsboro, has stook
ith a large and superior assorted stook of
!UM
FURNITUIt.E.
ber Suits, Walnut, Ash, Maple,
So., 4%4
' from sll,o' down, and as cheap
se the • Same goods can bo bo't
in the cities, freight added.
Oh
tr Suite, Walnut, Cherry, and
:hogilny, Rope or Hair Cloth,
I
from $125 down. Also,
8, LOUNGES,t:OUCHE , TST
A—TE ES, z •
./
with Upholstery to'anit.
r Tables, Walnn(or Marble Tops,
ooking Glasses', Brackets, Pa-
I per Backsocking Chairs,
)kll
kinds, i
• 1 .
,
' 1 oleiale and Retail
,
i m ui tr e ll t ik o rti o lt 'as n i i i lal f ;
a a n ti d d e l t n y ter a r e
r
Imes. My Ware; Rooms are apaoions and
nd now contain the largest, costliest nd
ook of Furnituti Ow brought into the
.- •
Pan' ,
M
SOF
Con
suing and Matching
SOROLL SAWING A;IKOULDING,
done rder at the Factory.
1, 1869-t
Jan
WALSER
DEAL
'AWARE, IRON, STEEL, NAILS,
STOVES, TIN-TV ARE,
TING, SAWS, C TLORY
WAT.E4t 'LIME,
I. GED:HMV:IRA I
IMPLEMENTS,
age and Harness Trimmings,
.DARNESSES, SADDLES, ho.
ItA •.i
BE
ug, N. Y., Jan. l 2, 1870-Iy.
1
MI
gham's Woolen
-
E subscribers will pay Cash, Full-Oloth,
lassimeree, Flannels, &a.; &a., for Wool.—
' also manufaoturelas usual—
E 23
ORDER, OR ON SHIRES,
TO
t ouetomere. AU work warranted' as rep
ted. They invite particular attention to
their Water Proof
toe.
rOBO
CASSiMERES,
whin
ere warranted In every respect. Particu
lar attention given to
I '
OLL CARDING
AND
CLOTH BUSSING,
,GUAM'S large stook of Cassimereg, ho., 2b
ent less than any competitors, and ,warrant.
represented. :,
GRAMS ta*nufaCture to order, a d do all
of Roll-Carding and Cloth Bras ing, and
I oo mpetition. ' • I-
;
'GRAMS have ae good an assor meat of
all 010 t SI Oassimeres, to,,
. 1
and ( give more r Wool in exchange 'than any
other establish nt. Tfy them and satisfy your
selves. ' 1
an7 ,I IMAMS w olesala and retail at the Cow
ue Mills, Iles below Knoxville.
ur Cloths are warranted, and sold by the
swing persons : ,
0. B. KELLEY, Wellsboro, Pa.
T. L. BALDWIN & 00., Tioga,Pa.
J. U. BENNETT, Covington, a.
1
por
ed a
kin.
dory
1,,
0
foil.
0,000 Pounds of Wool
Wanted.
o the deeiskon of the Itepublioan County
ention. ,
I
~.--, 7 _.. zireinAm BlitiTilßßS.
Med, Jana 1,1810 , 4 i.
, ,
'sot
Con
STOU,
FIRM
CIES
ii tti . ' .2.4 'a ' 4 -
, ao4l :ta t eiib t o t i,,,Aleil ay , 3 D,.. Tta_tis
la
:44115:1d'' 45,o( 6ik• EfiirtiWcir
ester BU ff ald, '''Dllll ir , 01.001ari nd.:_Clirin ,
'' nattti tattprdtrect.coutui6ollo4 altb.tyainavl - 4_, be_
Cfrand , T inda and I,ajto oh - ore Railways a$ Otaalo,.
- : , D ifhliint. awl' °tavola:ink for all points Wort, and at
• - Dlnclnnatti th Mb 'OlO andlittealsitpfd and Utile.
rill° Shot LI a Itallwit„9a for_ Om Sonthand 13anth•
, west . } ; N , , f ' . , •
~•:. 1 •—•-•, • 1
6,10 - a n),'i'li I'RESErDIAIT4, itinania ekciptod; for
y
Dndalo, Jinn I rk and Cltrraland, - - connecting -irltb
'" trans tor Aho eec . , A aleeplns%Ooach Is attach +d to
. ,thln train rla Moos pi rdosb to Ontrato. 1 -
12 a•ral, B AIL. TRAIN. Enndaya eiCeptrd,for
Bunidoand l nkirk,, "• "" ' ' ' '
' I
145 p:in., , D LllMODEDXPRESO,Sundaye4rapt
ed„for,Rflahe ter and Buflitiloetla m0n..... -
7.2154). m., D V EXPRBOO, eon/aye a xcopted , for
• tu)olitiak , i,'Dtt alo;` Dunk Irls; eliiv'titand;'Cluoinnatt,
. and the Soot - Stops at &tint-WO station s and con.
-•noCte point! u plain 1)09.... d - -. ' . -, ;•• :.. ' il •
'No! and My 1
, ed,Draxl4,o4 Boolnlpolichea acca ‘, piny
•
INES; PAINTS
Hotel.
oprietor: A large and
; located in the itairie-
Uoutty buildings, with
iris attached. •
as bottler, and ,will _
'attentive to busineee.
Furniture
HORN,
111
B. T. VAN HORN
LATHROP.
IMEO
Wel
Sten; ' X4)l to Du Mao, and Sle;plug'
Jed at Rornellielllo, running th ough
lwand Gallon withottt change.
, EXPRESS IftAIL, enudaya ,eacoptod„
Clareland, connect Ing witit trains for
Air PRElollT,Sundayso . acept 4 id.
lIIGAANZTRAIN,datiy, for.the i Wear,
'. - 1
It& train f r o
Canapes attac
to OlOvaland
11,26 A. -m
to c tsutrolo,
the West.
12,05 p 4 Ul9
6,45
GOINn EAST. •1 .
. NIGHT EXPRESS. Sundays exCepted,
• t -New Yorkwitii afternoon (mini and
L Boston and New. ngland 'Alitles.;
' riles accompany this train to Now York
1•INOINNATI EXPRESS, Mondays ox•
netting at Elmira for Williauispott,
)d theEouth; also at Elmira forCanan
9rly with train of , Lehigh Arall4 hail
or Ithaca; at Binghamton for Coo.
'toy; and at New York with *cam.'
Expreas trains for Now England
lag ccutollos .accompany this train
r. EXPRESS, Sundays oplopted,
;soy ,City with midnight t4prais
ay Railroad for Philadelphia. Allio
stations and coo pouting points on
11,46 P. al.
connecting
Steamers to
Bleeplog
4,35 a. M.,
cepted,
,co I
I.larribbor
&ague?
• way ; 1
perste)
. ore ant
"
'to N4;l
11,28
Ciilllol
train •
stop 4
main
New ant
thle ti
12.10
thaw
2,20 it
4,304.,
syiday
aonth:
. .
Drawing Room Conbee aCc4nyany
'foal. -. It., . 1 ; •
7.03.11.10DAT10N TRAIN, drily - for
! .
m., BLMIRA ;MAIL' itt alleys oats led.
1
lip., NIM - YORK AND DALTIMORM ,MAIL,
r , x excepted, Connecting at Vallra fOr the
~ LIGIUTNING EXPRESS, Duily,cinneet•
oraey City with wording Ilapress t 6.11; of
Bey Railroad for Baltimore and Washington;
.' Now York with morning Expreis train for
d New England Cities. Al sr 'stops at all prin
lona and connecting points on mall. lido.
aches accompany this,,tra.'N through Ito Now
74.57 P
/ ingot'
Now J.
and td
Boaton a
clpal eta
Sleeping
Nork.
13.133
a. at., WAY YRBIGHT, Sunday c excepted.
BAGGAGE 011EORED THROUGH.
wised and complete"POOketTline Titble"of
1:r Trains on the Yale Railway and connecting
recently been publlebed,and can be proctir
'pllcatlon to;the Ticket Agent oftho Co, mpany
BARR, D. RUOIC.BR ,
. • Gen'lBup't
,
- ir •
Pilf1501:1 :e
Lines,
ed ono
~phl.R
Moo & Corning, & Tioga
Tratnswlllyin lisfollows until ffirtb Or notiee:
Accomniodatlon—Leavesßlossbnrg at 6,60 a. ni.,Mans
fold at 7,40 Tioga at SM. - Lawrenceville at 9 07—
arriving at Corning at 10,10 a.m.
Mall—Leaves Blossburg at 2,80 p.m.,Manstiold a t 8,10,
Tioga at 2,45, Lawrenceville at 4,2 o—arriving at
Corning at F.BO p.m.
Mail-+LeavesOorn lug at 7,80 a.m., Lafiren ,
8,44, Tioga at 9,28, Mansfield a t 10,05—ari
BloSa.burg at 11,45 a. m.
Aocomitalation—Leaves Corning at 2,85 p. .
regteville at , 4,05 Wloga at 4.6s, , Maesdeld
arriving at Bloseburg at 0,20 p. m.
L .U.SUATTUO
• ' 1 Northorn Central ICU.
' TUAINS FOR TIIII NORTH . ,
TralUsforoanandagulaleave Elmira ati 101 l
AccotaMilation at /
Exprose [fast at train on road] ./
Mall'
Accomniudati n.........
•
rJune 12, 1870, t in e will
ii r
Onandaftii
depart from' roy, aim follows'z .
; I HAVE N TIIWARD.
845 , I ii. m.— MV(e/En t Sundays) for Blmira and
Buffalo, la Brie uilway from Elmira
1085 1. m..;— ally %nein Sundays) for Elni ira ,Buffa•
lo),Cana d gna t Roalmater, Bnap.Bridge4ml the
Canada • i .
EAVB 13011T11*.ARD.
ally(except Sundays) fur Baltimore,
on,Philadelphis o tc-. •
ally (except Sundays) fori Baltimore,
Orland Philadelphia. .
ED. S. YOUNG
Cien 7 lPase.Ag't
Thiltimore,ll.l.
723 , A m.-,
ashing
•
9 .; P r m. 1 .
Washing
ALV.RBI) It.
' Gen'lSup
If ME.
;Harrisburg,
frUM
AND
ash 1870
BEE WI
ILIAT SELLING FOR CASH!
TO•1 13 1 1 Y"
Our
Best White
" Red w
"RS Bp
Buckwheat
Beat Feed,
Bran and :
Meal
l' heat Flaur $7 pr bb1.1;75 pr. sack
Inter $0.50 " 1,62 "
ng Wheat, 0,00 " 1.50,
Flour, 3,00 por 1(10 lbs.
....4.... 2,00 .. 1 10 ,
ihorta..... - ..... 1,50 " I " ,-,.-
I, , 2,25 4 . )- "
ceso
FOR CASH. I s
WRIGHT .t BAILEY
These pr
All pend
not blame 1
notes left wi
nglyo due n.l
ins not having- settled with us, can
s now if they find their accounts and
tl an attorney for collection. We
lace. : W. ..t. B.
BAG B.—
with our in
once, AB
We have 511
e want all persons hating any bags
kon them, to return, the same at
shall take steps to secure them.—
'0
bags - scattered among the people.
FOR SALE,]
odcr.i g t,od, 4 a spun of lui.6es, ifve
.1d; a good farm or road team. Can 1 e
premiees of E.Y. Denbo, in Delmar.
D. DEANE.
, July.l3, 1870. 2m
TOY the
yearf
e@on t
Wend)
•
intiPIIREY CO.,
I TE the tho Hazlett l l ouso, TIOGA,
1 1 4 ep constantly on hand a large alert
-Imi/3'
MI
(APPO:
kJ Pa., k!
moot of Fi
ies and Provisions,
FEED, AND MEALL, PORK,
ER, LARD, CHEESE, &c
Groce
FLOUR
i BUT
f
coo down to tho bottom figven.
•
8'70.-3m. A. Hai TREY dc z CO
OM. Pr
May 18, I
A LAND AGENCY.
*scriber woll l l.4 ) inform the publio that
tho ageno o a quantit) of
OWA LANDS,
ill sell for cash, or exdhanke for real
property, on reasonable terms. I
T 13ARGIAINS OFFERED.
d say that ho has examined tho prop
ties for himself, and believes he can
tho interest of persons going West,
a call before purchasing elsewhere.
, lars, inquire of S. D. GOODELL,
ly Babinsville,'Tioga Co., Pa:
TV, ;3iu.
wllieh he
or persona,
ORE
• He won
arty and t ' '
make it fo
to give Id
For partic
May 111
- I .IAI
Pr ini'4ll
on re
siroble onl
three wolf
The lot c.
call on
1 tel for Saleo
IOTEL at °seek*, is offered for EILIIO
l• sonablo terms. This} sfand is a de.'
~ has two barns upon the•premises;
of good water, and a lot of fruit trees.
, ptains 11 acres of land. Address, or
JAMESIJ. MARTIN, _ .
I itne 1 , 1870-3 m. The Proprietor.
• I
Woo:Iola,
RKNESS &RILEY,
BOOT
AND SINE MAKERS.?
i °tart Blook formerly oeeupled '
11. Rive as al Grocery Store.
AND SHOES of ap l kinda nu
and in the best manner. /
' INGof all kinds done
7
1 e us aeall. I •
JOIIN 4 RUMS
Wig. REILEY.
ro, July 18,4870.—1 y
7 1
Shop in
BOOT'
orde
REPAII
well. GI
We 1181)
I '
i aluable Farm for Sale.
, ,
! of three hundred aore4 with two bna
and twentyflveapres improved. Sit
!miles north of Tinge \(Wage, on the
er and Itt(Ilrood. Well watttereti, un
i state 94 tultivatioN'and "qood bulld•
i o foyh ousel:and loth f i r sale in Tivg ,
T. L 411111.bVi'Ill. '
au.l,lBlo4tf. I 1•
A far..
dre ,
Dated two
Tioge Riv
der a goo.
tugs. Al.
Tloga,
INZMI=I
=II
/13
' avllltat
lying at
tn. j - Law.
61
at ,88
,sup't
■
.7 12pm
12 05am
.10 00 pm
...6 16p m
1 KiTott,d
LU
WRIGHT dr, BAILEY
ado to
'mptigand
Spring
poetic,
,1870 j
pi:. f - 7!:" .11
, tr 2
Skreil, bike 'f . abi .
I,iirjeOtioitOtint of
111118.„SMITAly
.01:.opeaed a vsg
lir NODS,
iiiCkvi
TS STSAWY GOODS,
I WEBS, RIBBQNS
-RERCIFFS,
nAts,
ri,
COr f,
4614 much lit oiv - I - Mb.it - pito I
promptly, n d plettat.:l,.
all of Willa willlJ
des. All work do
, CiitOLINE
771 •
'lron), bID
ILUNERY .
MI
All 1;44 R. E.
jn hei new
boolieto e. She
'alba)) will be found !mealier
,quarters, over Young end e o , ,
as just received tots of
ET RIN
to abic eho inti, l
vf Wel mbar° nu ,
es (he attention 'tlf the ladle!
'Vicinityt
MRS. E 11. R !MALL.
April
13,,1870
MILLIMiII
NEW SP
AND
FANC GOODS:
LI.) has returned from the C
.rtniont of New Good's to • ah,
tontion of tho ladies of Wt)
liot stook cowl riatt a oh
AIRS. SOFI
with au mar
she invites the a
boro and vioinlt . 1
selection of
STRAW GO
FLOWERS,
KEVOHI
EMBRO,
ii DS,. LACES,:: MI/130
KID GLOVES, 'RAN
MI/130 1
COLLARS, FAN
'DBMS; aird'a
WHITE GOODS.
rflr
'he generous patronage
to merit a continuance
Hate repaired to order
Thankful for
past, she hopes
same. Bonnets
Altr` I am ale
Sewing Machine'
Wellebbro Ap
•,o agent for the Wllleoz
J. SOFT •
11,20, 'lB7O.
CAMP
IGN OF 187
I "
.• • _
. _
,
New
pring Goods
PEOP
AT THE
L I,S STOII,
OK 18 NOW aVEIIY COMPLE
branches, and Prices Omen in
mold at par. Our • '
017.11. 8T
in all i
fifnuearci 0f
CR OF CLOTIIN
Eli
is very large, and we make Clothes to a
when desired. Our
RPET STOCK
CA
ie th i c lark ;
prices I.oitj
I
•
st in this Traction of the SIMI?, a
20 per cent lower then last year.
, and White Go
Linen
are as low as before the war. We keep the B
alo Brand Black - Alpaca, labial 31adana Dc
est, Fran Leslie and Darr.ers' }3:l4filir UCil
pronouncing the best Alpaca in tuurket ;
the Deaver Brand pure ltlobairs, a splendid
tide, and full atsortreent. The
l li I]
• •
TES TEA COMPAN'
,end uE with the last iuuict
itiBt received, the following
ice. "We proput , e alter Ald
st, Ib7o, to puck a cer tificate
anelegant Sih or IPiajtd
Tea Service, diiity, in one po
lificate. when found, trill to
.hrough our ogetitt, end tki
Ver the bervice to the fortunate tatt "
will deli
the agents for the Company, atoi
e int l r enstatnerg, that their
We a
can assi
'X' El .4 3 1., Eli
per than they Can 'tie sold at retail,
1 13 chance of getting a Tea Sett.
are the
olden t
We
Oount
at 3811 1 . 0
ty trr
:elicit a call from all the citizens of
and vicinity, visiting Corning; and
how that Ahey shall be kindly nd f
ed, and we will do them good.
•
SMITH & WA ITE'
ng, April 20, 1870.
Corn
HARNESS , SHOP !
CW. NAVLE, yrouid say to hie trig;
r. .bat his Hamm shop is now in fullq
Ind that hole prepared toruin6b ticar y(r I
"Xistarrualißiele z IS,
lc nutlet), in a good and etilstnotial
,d at prices that can't failyi suit.-
, t
m a t e s t v e o r r i
El k
i tot e ll e 1 r e
ec ui ift(y e d d ,
e a nd non
1
u.
•i, 1888-Iy. ,), ,a. 1 - . NAVI. I ,
BA. giii 1.11. _Et xi - o
on aho I
nor, an
The
the l bb
Doe
i
M'
A. L. AIONItOE, ib the author
)gent fur' Tioga and Potter Countis
b urance ( in the
I I /
roming insurance Oompan
Boyar Capitol $5,0 00
Loud 'a, Liverpool &Globe, Capitol, 516,000
Ile w(i I canvass the county during the wee:
copt SaturdaYs vr, hen ho will bo found at
ojEce (}1" John. I. Mitcliell, to attend. to all
taay gfro Pim a call. A. , L. MONRO
Sept. 22, 1868-3ra.*
effect I
W
High School.
T' Subspbor will open n 86bool in
village il Osceola. on ill onda,y, March
870, find continuo twelve weeks.
- - 44"i'ES OP TUITION
Prinsiry, f - . , - t, Si
Common .English, ttl
nigher, • $
Eob.lo,—ti. ,O. O. WARD, PrinoiP
1• . .
'llatiing ec, Matching .
!RING, CEILING, WAINSC
',l TONGUED & GI: oOr ED
r~
fdity and e ! r t actooss. witl2 euK.rev
Try it and see. B. T. VANBOR
:boro, Jou. 1,1870.
with rit
chines.
Well
II
MOM
1111
MILLINERY
1
,f the
t' the
IDlbb '
LD.
SEE
dill§
/
00
,00.
~00.
.1