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ART 'THOU LIVING TETI
5.,14/4114 •,•—•
here- el .0-
" 0 1 M •
Sityoidlhe realm drbroiten ties,
To an the *ante that snook us here.
And dry the tears from .1,6430103,e5;
endless spring. '
And Jane stands near srith deathless tioniii
Where we may beer the deal ones sing •
loud gr in ibis wesldef ogist .;
I athr , inii
With tears for one I cannot see;
0 mother, art thou lioulgyet, •
aAnd duet theidstill remember me?
I leelihy kisses o'er me still.
Tiro inteeen, onge!staiiy life?
I heard,thiiiiiiiiiiietind me thrill
An undertone to ear* and strife,
And tender eyes upon n 4 !thine, .
Ai frottra.belegsginiiked ' `.,
Till I - r+ Mail Mar-Al .- on 'rfrtleine,
And I forgettbat thettba4 died; •
I almost IQibeaoh vain regret '
In visions brilife`to - /
But, mother, art thou living yet,
And dust thbn still remember me?
=
The spring,titnes bloom, the summers fade,
The winters blow along my"way,
4iftoyer ararrlight and shade
' 'Tlifrueniery lire" by night and day. z '
It soothei tc; Sleep illy wildest pain,
Like some sweet song that eannot die,
And like the murraiur of the main,
Growl( deeper when the storm is nigh.
I know the brightest stars that set ;.
Return toblesnthe.yeaFing sea,.
But, motbir: thou living Yet, ' -
And diet thou still remember we?
t i sometimes think thy soul oomea back
' o'er the dark and silent stream,
Whore last.via•watched thy silent track,'
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.\
To time° green hills of which we dream
Thy loving arras around me twine,
-My obeeke bloom yoisag4ridihy breath,
Till thou art mine andl am thine,
Without a thought of pain or death :
And yet, at,titnes, wine.eyee are wet '
With tears for Iter I cannot sea;
0 mother art thou living Yet,
And doet.thou still remember me?
iloneing Manure
There is little doubt but that twenty-
Me per cent. of all the manure in New
•England, and fifty per cent, of all at
,the West, is wasted for lack of shelter.
During the winter, in some sections,
barn cellars furnish all that Is'deArable
as to place and protection ; but not more
than one farmer in five has one of these
most desirable apartnients. , •
The general practice is to throw what
is dropped in the stables out through a
small hole cut in the side of the barn,
generally: making the - deposit directly
under the eaves, so that, whatever the
rain can wash away, it is helped to do
in the most effeotive and complete man:-
All this should be changed, and must
be berm the farmers of our country
will reaiizo the higheei return for, their
investrdents
13xperience has long eince demonstra
ted that four months of and sun on
anymanue heap, or oh any yard set
apart for the purposeof mi'king manure,
decreases the value of the fertilizing
material nearly if not quite one-half.
How. eau this loss be made less' or the
waste be saved altoge t her? _
Of course where there is,.barn-cellar,
and an abuudanee of mak % Iparn is
spread over the bottom in the full, the
saving is at once and c o mpletely acco,m
plished.,. When there is no barn cellar,
roof can be joined to the main build
,rng, and be made to jut out ten or twen
ty feet, as the circumstances may re
quire, under which the stable manure
may be deposited without large loss.
But, most needed of all hi a covering ;
for our suMmer cattle yards. What is
their present condition? Suppose fr
farmer has a dozen- come. Rao) day,
an hour before the setting of the sun,
they are, driven into the- barn yard,\
there to remain for the next twelve
hours, and to 'deposit most of the food
in another form, that. has been gathered
from the fields during the day.' If this
could be all saved and returned again
to these same
,flelds, it would produce
as much animal food, and, under some
eircurnstanees t ebnsiderably more than
was required to furnish the material
thus deposited.
Instead thereof, at least three•quar
ters of the worth of this manure is dried
out by the summer sun, or washed out
by the summer showers or the - wiqer
storms, till the next spring, when it is
taken from the baihytird to the' 'corn'-'
fields, it is almost worthless, and the
whole summer grazing of a large farM
is measurably lost.
ur barnyards should'be covered, or
the 'Manure should be gathered each
day into el pile. Some cheap yet (lure=
hie oofing \ over tbis 7onlii pay for At
sel revery, two yearspossilily efteti year.
It would certainly do stiff all:the liquid
deposits was absorbed by a plentiful
siipply of mulch or loan.—Hearth and
Home. '
Jean Paul Bichter qay!: " To insure
modesty, I iivoplcl adidsei the educating
of the sexestegether her; fortwoboys will
preserve twelve girls, or two girls 12
boys, innocent, Amid winks, jokes sad
improprieties, merely by that Instinc
tive sense which is the fOreitinner of
matured modesty. But I will guaran
tee nothing in, a school where girls are
alone together, and still less vr,here boys
are."
What inspiration of the evil one first
set people to educating the sexes sepa
rately ? For the remote and rare chan
ces of an occasional departure from roe-
titude, people have risked the sacrifice
of the moral nature of both sexes. We
Jivould soon .educate a child in the
"'slums of a city, as in a conyent school .
or a nunnery—oidihnt:jiii'kbout whit
" boys' academies" and " female semi-
nudes" amount to.' West Point and
the colleges are moral lour-houses.--
Any .4sten2 that proceeds on the as
sumption that ignorance is virtue, is
corrupt.
WEAT wo need now In life, above
everything elliedn.christian men . who
take the lead ,ii many pleasures, and
make them honorable and noble,—
,Pleasure is of, God : Bois su'flering.
Joy and -sorrow are - both of them born
of God. There is a niamlyc way ,of ifttit
ioyluirone i e selfiwbleh Isnot only par-'
mixable, but most wholesome, and in
moral things Most beneficial, , , Let
i
men be free t 4: 14 an iakwai .amuse
ments, free to tit
r ke Joy, and that abun
dantly ; and, ye the moment pleasure,
and its perissions, become riled or
even sullied, let thern'tqWeWAy &Com
them, and soon them, and loathe them,
so that the world, looking on them
shall see that they are "men of pleas
ure," not -in the sense that they are
men of no conscience, but in- the sense
that they are m:n of,.eminebt, con
f.icten9e.—Beccher. : , •rvr •,, ; 1 . ,- t
A person, was complimenting Mrs.—
on her acting* certain female character
so well . " To ldo J 491.100.41 .that, char
acter," replied' the lady, modestly,
"one shOt!ld be young and handsome."
"Nay, madam," replied the gentleman,
'you are a complete proof to the con.
trat7.,P
Tioga County Agitator.
MI
,
MEE
MUM amcd Id IrOrstaciked qi E t p,„ -Peer ap.,
sod s too every rodian'tage for othg '
JOB PRINTING
MN
la a'supert ot inaunifiylstaNkr.DA Wore, from a wad
'Mug card to a 5ti05t,g0Aat,...,.., 4 4.ay, VtiAdor style of work
(1000 at Das office, as,PLIOI I,,, - , - • ..
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.1
taw Books, PamAISDI, ' ' - Carii, insltat lois Cards,
nand Bllls,Programmea, Ckesks, Drafts, Dubin.,
fill Ilaadly Circulars, Orders, Skipping (lards,
Buslnssa Cards, Dassolopar, Tlatod Plats Printing,
Visiting Cards, Wadding . £O., do-, C.
..,. , . . -
,
1 ' '-'• - JiiiiMike - Blanks,
And RU otbar blank* conitantly on band and for sale:
Beads, Is-arrantee, Sebooll:iontract
Deed*, quit -claim. • BarrimotUii Bubpleinsa,
Ntatement and Conteesion, Warrants, Isecntions,
Amicable Action,. • Indemaltylngßorids,
Bondi, Constablel Bole, Attachments, Judgment
;Collector's Enle, • C Notes, Vegan and Bond
AfarriageOertidcate, ' ter'Apertient ut Guardian.
And any other blanks not enumerated above will be
printed to order on abort notice.
ariirPersons sending orders for .TOB WORK will get
their work promptly done and returned. We 'stall
spare no pains to please our customers to this depart
ment. Those sending work, please state the sire of
job, kind of ink mid paper desired. • .
VAN GRLDBaft.fillTOUnt 4
Proprietors.
S'eb. 1870
Let .the -Cannon Roar. !
THE ddoiri4E t
Throughout the Laid
• of the large assortment of
elli*JEW G'CIODS
Whioh bus Just beeaposisredat the new Store of
CHAS. C. ITIATUERS.
Come and See the New Geode!
'WE LIKE TO. SHOW, THEM,
In the line Of
DOMESTIC'DRY GOODS
we are offering great bargains which cannot fa
to please.
Wo are 4150 offering great bargains in .4,011
DRESS GOODS!
which cannot but please the billies
•
Grocery Department.
_We have an excellent line in this ,department,
end at prices that must suit all, Look at the
figures : .
Sugar from 10 to 14} cents.
.Teti, from 76 as. to $1,60.
•
D. B. Deans Saleratus, 10 cents.
Syrup, 80 cent).
Coffee 25 cents. ,
Chewing Tobacco from 80 eta. to $1
We also i keep a large assortment of miscellan
eous goods, such as is usually found in dry goods
:stores, Our assortment of ,
,` •
Hats and Caps
or Men and Boye, are varied and complete. We
keep in the
Boot & Shoe
rade, the different Myles to please 'all, and of
: the best manufacture. •
Sept. 14; 1870.
;WALL PAPER!
WALL PAPER i
IM
WALL PAPER!
1" ET it be distinctly nndsrstood to the 'Minh
itants:stud °Weeny of Webber*, that we
will Bell
~ WALL PAPER,
, .
and any other article In the
NI-attleo,
cheaper than can be sold by any other firm 'ln
Tioga County; farther We dean:trot that no man
can uudersill i us unless they receive geode by
the.
AIR LINE.
We have jut received fnim N. Y.,
35,000 RQLLS OF WALL PAPER
honightlat the piesent Gold prices 31,11, which
we will sell cheaper than any, other Arm went of
N. Y. Call and examine and we are certain
that we can please in Price and quality, add it
not suited we will pay you for your time in
IPPeoie.
P. B. WILLIAMS a CO.
Wellabor°, April 8, 1870.
Livery Stable:
•
, no ATKENS 8 LoUDEN
speetfully inform the pub
-llp thlitthey,ture established a
•
!Avery - for litre,
At their Stable on Pearl St., opposite Wkee
wagon Shop. Sioglkor•dontde rigs titrakitteS to
order. They afro tr. keep good home and we
gone, and intend to please. Prioes reasonable.
• • !" 'I WATKINS , * LOStElt.
N0T.24;184N. y. - - •
Haring on"band — a largo stock of Tin, Stoves
and Hardware, the auderelgared takes pteaanze
to announce that he has at a great outlay, ad
ded to the usual stook of the old stand on
a oomplatel assortment of %half Hardware,
of Ifiloh he enumerate the following articles:
, . .
NAILS,EPIKES, CROWBARS; X CUT,
MILL, HAND AND BUOK SAWS,
BUTTB,43TRAP. HINGES,.
f CARPENTER'a TOOLS, '
PUMPS, AXES, ,
AUGERS,
BITTS,
BITT-STOOKS, HATCHETS, CHISELS,
SHOVELS, SPADES,
_FORKS,
• - BENOH-SOREWS,
,
WOOD SCREWS, CARRIAGE _BOLTS,
BURRS, SIMMS, WABSrRti
P,IPtROX.RS - ,* AXLE-'
TREES,
"
TREES, ELLIP
TIC -
•
SPRINGS, HORSE SHOES, mor,BAR,
& BAND IRON, GRINDSTONE
HANGINGS, CORN
POPPERS,
SAUSAGE CUTTERS . AND STUFFERS
COMBINED. Alea, PISTOLS,
PISTOL CARTRIDGES,
POWDER AND
PATENT BARIOOOR,HANGINGS
is new thtng, and made for nee. These are but a
few of the man *vadat; composing the atook
of fiordßare: •
C. C. MATIfERS,
, Baoho s s old Maud
Stoves koves L.--
-,,,,
,_
MAIN STREET, WELLSBORi);
• s
1 • '
, •
I invite the publio ~ o call and examinb for
themeelvee. I aim to,keep the beet quality of
pods in my line and all work to seeder done
promptly and well. - •
L
SASH, DOORS. BLINDS
AT FAQTORY Pp,TORI3,
Al aie on hand or:tarnished to order, at
.RO,ER AS! dc, BAI6ErS Hardware
-7 Store, Wellaboro.
•
.11 WILLIAM IROBERTB.
WelleboropOot. I,lB7o—tf.
The Atlantic Cable'
fIPHOUG.II transmitting its freight with very
ow rapidity, bidding defiance to time, die
tango, Horse Power and Steam, is nevertheless
decidedly a
11 1 11 T /, L1NB!!
and in .that L ne moat GROCERIES are to be
found, (room or later.) The
PUEILIC
will therefore take notice that
L Ax GARDINER
continuos to reoeivod and transmit to his cus
tomers
inspAlrenzs
of every thing under- the-beavers ? In the line
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
with the most incredible dispaiSh., What is the
need of mentioning articles when the pistil° is
assured, that BVIIHNTHING ,
ever ought to
• be kept in a ^ i..
GROCERY & PROVISION STORE
is kept here and for sale. The only tbins tits
subscriber promises, to do as en attraotion' to
customers besides keeping the ' best aisortment
of Goode in the town, is to try to giro every
men ble money's • worth. ,
is. A. GAM:OBL
June, 8, 1870.
Grocery, and Provision Store,
CORNING, N. Y.
Cf, =o r ISIX-ar.ar
VitOAROALE 44Z4D' RETAIL DEALER
in all 100,6 of
GROCHRIBS, 'PROVISIONS
Wines, Liggiors and
pig**
FOREIGN it. rp;dpYrAcri GRENS'&
DRIED ',FRUITS;
dill
CA NN RITIT S AND
V:EG4TABI 4 ES,
=EI
tvoob & WILLOW WARE, GLASS ,&
OROOICXBY
OnILDRiIOB CARRIAGES, CABS &
PERAMBULATGIik
. „
A full aud. notenlate - alsotinient ti c thi 4011
*oA
mentioned goods of the beet anti lil*ap
hand,
Particular -Attention paid to Phut ro
nazis'
Dealers and Oonetraters *rill end it to thelf.34
tercet to examine hie Stook betore buying, °
Corning, N. T., Avg. 17, 1p70..
IXII
. - -
Stork! G
14EARS & DER.I3
trAVE(lehoir rho new store orle do
JUL, -Tirsisitt 4 Dailey, where tiler are
With i ritaprook of
SOOT"), 1 1 04 8 MOW S:
` t l i Oqr
'CIALLLIGSSKINB 4I
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,
warranted to fit apicoot ; troca.lfo v d, It
Istinstvel':Thit stock 'bait' b40',f 1 , 0 100441
'who but the'advintagiof' • :
TUIRTV, YEA.RS! EXPERIE
in tiiibusiiieWiiiitio tli o l4it 'anti full
#ountry, Our dock of
.I *lNCif.:o4o; FREN O U 'B[
PER, SOLE, 4101010 N. 0
7PSIBN BMPANf,t, ,7 4 0
, - ROCCO 'AZ
Oa Mailings we e'hall be found at
ways, and we ABU endeavor to cell
estiefactoryto the trade. We won't.
sold.
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FOR HIDEB,4IC.ISI3, FURS &
There's comfort in a well made custom boot,
That Atathe corns without too mutt coniptessing
For everybody kiwi" a shabby : foot ; _ r I
Cannot be compromieedlY Overdressing.
And one may wear clean linen with a fait
Of fined cloth, bot.thare ientolininiales , • -
Will makes rain with shabbily Quoted feet,
Look like IKPAilmasti'utoralietreet.
yourßuy boots , of -
•item; a DERBY, .
Or any othar, maxi, ,Eftliqaea,,,Vevila
Welltboto;Jan. i.BBIF-tf.
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TO JPAIMOSitiI QF
TIOGA COUNTY.
-s• M cooithutldluit stay monufactoty La A,awrence.
-0110.• superior •
i
PANNING .711./.4 0 1
Slight?
i mams:lawn turfo i nnoingadni
Mlles . -
I.lt eepareteetmeati,'2atAltter.andfouleeeds,tkud
oheseaad cookie; trete wheat.
2. It olcaue flax feed, teheirout yellow reed, tuptlett
other acute, per46t,lyd - - • 6 .
8, It eleauttlmothy ee d:' • •
4. It does all othereeparafingrequfred of a mill .
Thls Willa built oftho peat _arid , most durable
..ber, to good etylit. aad is sold %,ebeap for oath, dr pro
duce.
'twill At a patent slave, for separating °metros)
wheat,to othe r mills pureseonab Werra • -
J IdATII2II'.
tewres coy II I e,Jau.l, 1111704 f •
•
IRON WORKSI
FOUNDRY .4 - MA OWN . SHOP
PLOWS, II:;IRSE HOSES, CULTIVA
TORS, YIELD ROLLERS, 'KET—
TLES, ALL mum SAP PANS,
FARMING , UTENSILS,` 1,4 ! •,1
WOOMNIACifiNEE fair
SAWING WOOD;
t.
•
CHURN 'POWER; THE TOMPKINS
COUNTY, HORSE POWER- EIGHT
AND TEN MORSE, CONSTANTLY
401-1?;
And also, everything usually founk s
• 'elan' Shop. "
We call paTtioniar • attention to, liaw
0110Podkieli, has IskeliEzro7bnilt: with.
4 0 w, cud \
MICIIINBILY,I4IIIII,
~
Iron PLANER, DRILL, &a. enzploY i nous
but first•class workmen; and are, therefore, Pre
pared to do our work in the but style, and et
short notice. We have recently added =new
MACHINERY, for ''Planing Atne r - Mstliebing:
boards. Call and see us: ' •
Jan. 5, 1870-IY. j - SEARS & AVERT:
MI
=IN
MM
Ma
will b• kept up as heretofore.
- Also the top of the Market fo
INA our bbeti b o ld *lllbo on
OUSTQM
,-...,-t::); 1,-;.ts-i?kt
WELESBORO, PA.
SEARS & AVERY, Paopturorose.
Brick Machines, ,
,
jaigi... tit) ir
gr. it 4 ,tre „of
f t s _
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CARPETS,
,
on,' CLOTHS A isTD' 4 •
ref ov,,ed .1 a ;
Mayo 1870..
, lionse and Lot for Sale: r
undersigned offers for sale a village lot
4irtli house and barn on it x situpid Repo-,
s .Tiogu County has' Addren,
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AN.IS'US.SS.L":I3;aoh I a Leaves 'are'
. 9 ay slit' natant, with 4 . peoulier ten
-614,4ney to the Urinary OrgaatB,
II
Phill'cire given in eoniplaints ail the
srl;ni
26/4 8 ;1 irstme Gir rdirr i :
bi Irritation of the - der and (Ire
ihke, Disease of the .Proatais Gland,
led
a ' retortion gfiniikinainf INis ,
f i m a 7 4 01# 40 # 1 1 ? ithfrifigol
ce t ill 'iniiitkin-J - 'hi*
ha+ also been resornmSndsd i nn. Do- *.
peßsia,Vleitnießhi'ali4ll4
eglia Affeetioni, and Dimoy.
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BINEtU' I 4 is' used by ] i
the I;ages of 1.8-trYBB;
550 er-- 4 0 ,1 4 c 40.140 or 1,
er 9 r conAnimigoorko
yreOl g thiehitdroh:
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MIMI
I affistions peouliar to fenudesj the
.Extrast Buohu is *led by y
other t r 1 ,(0, fn Tosia,,or Re ! '
tentiop, • I ' fulness or
Suppression of Caton illoaeurs
tionst,t Ulcerated or Sel4raus Secs& of
the Uterus, Leueorrhwk, or "Mies.
g*iOtale‘
.DISEASES OF 74i1E BLAD
DER, I ID n &R d i GRAVEZ,
ANI DROASiCAL SWELL
ING Inedieinit,increaeee the
power' if Digestion, and l pxoileathe*- .
Berk 1810 11 efigfkit;),Wietiek
the W, 'fitisjor - wearsonsdepositi r ons,
sand all Unnatural,(*uranenis-tire
-reduead, as Welt cp,pain And:N laW
MatiOni - : 1 :s_t •
- .
BETAIBOLD'S .i I EXTB.*OT
BUClftf has cured every Mae of .Di
abates * whit?: it has lbedn B ladder /rritaitiqn of the wok of the B!addar
and lillammatton VithefKidniy4.o ,
ceratioyifof the Kidner . 04.,.,f04
ladd 4r,,.
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RET I RACI2S u iKEBOSENB 41PS.
••• , .
PATENT' MRDBDINES, .11000-
Ti eir odor is
mouth* -:acrd=
PBRIUMERY
„
AND FLAN4SI4IIOIIiXTRAOTEI, WALL
PAPBIi,*INDOW GLASS,
MBE
ME
) 1 , : WIMEWAtIII LIME As
&ORNTO FOR MARGIN & CO'S RR ,
'• : Einqp pzIL.
r
I -
fiold.at Wholesale Prices. Buyers arereqnsited.
ty aMi end -get quotations before going further
fl
QM
Patent Rooting
Ia ' iSoltbig lik . Mow pounky h t and , am
4 AVS 1 2 12 04; :OA ilight .to lino '-the Pitea
no
. pkitailid e tolatiiix ioofiqamag aid in..g004
* ' Ikevaminat.l'lrati ki4oloi :JO 110.10.
i
MOMS' WIN GATE,
ini tu t fe ‘. v,-1; reek , to, krtfaifirirrigtff a nat
ter, oleo* Ilaiiraurrnsid.(olJl4,47llb3EM, *Erre
amp Itis Omuta ma ihat toots la mko. ,
irellaboto, Jas. %, VITALit - ', - .. , - .• ,
,
- .
I
BXTBACT
psrsans frcAm
-'s from - 85 to
I, hcriag4 r ;
' orPOOVY 4ct-r
-• 1 .
1 - • "
B. '
T. V A N IfORN,
. . ,
. .
VlllO nom - pieta.
, hie new Cabinet Ware
-lil
nose an Wan atreet, liVelbiboro, bassloolt
t
e ft ftli a laqa and Riper ornaaartod tioals of
l i ~
, i , -:- , ~. ', i 1 , i . . , 1 . - .• 'i ' ,
' 'FURNITURE. ..
}`
Olituizbu Sunn i !abut, Ash, Maple,
Arty 4.; ai.,
iplimi
" .
from ON down, and as cheap
as • dm-tape- goods can be ho I
in the iittee. freight added.
Pa rloi. Bttiti4LWAltint, Ohexry, and
ida*V"i; R 4 1. 01 'qr. niiir, Cloth,
1 . leo* IRS !down. - Aiso
,)
80 1 '403; LORAIONECOMINIIES,. TETE.
1 A—Tiirkiliiii ,
i withilghoiatiwy to suit.
Oenter Tables, Walnut Or Marble Tops,
Looklug Glasses, Braokets,
Per-Backe Booking Chairs,
aft kinds
Wholesale. I amid Retail.
I am manuinaturlng, as usual, and lifirmd to
keep a igil stook of Ware, borne and city made
at 8 11 1 1 Wteui• My Willi, Roma aro spaolow and
Reek ai4 now aontaiWthe krgest, costliest and
lefiat Hook of Farniture ever brought into the
county. I • •'• • ".
' •
Pla
‘l3. ulug and'
• fill 0 '
. • -
!done to order at' t he Saatory.
If
wish Ziedrii.
1 , for H 4 Itit i. jlt
T. L. B
J. O. li
•
•,
• -
mug sobsoritoi r . will ',open , .a , Sabena fn 'the'
1 cvuti s of osoooio. on 2domiayi Mari% 'lth,
lOTA, andedetinnetwelve weeks., „
itA4BO OF TtrItION4 - : '
, Primary": SS OD
"thit4eilieMs
er;.,t - - • $11,00.•
. 476%.WABDiPtitailfitit
I.' ;
ME
EIM
-,•
=NM
f SAND • DyNi ,479
ERBXLI, &
-
°palms, Jan: 1,:13f„I'
urniture I Furniture!
-
o
1, . 1809-tt. B. T. VAN BORN
1 -
WALSER Ac samaiisor,
bak* . ans
HARDNirARN, IRON, STEEL, NAILS,
MI
82'0rA 7 4, -- 1731-WA:la,
VILT;i6.0.1i11%;,11111.11111 1
- ; - .4.rom n stodE,
-J:,4te
Clanilk a andlliarpepis
• • 14121.1f180R5 11 , 04,114144E5,
Coming; N. L, Sail.: 2,18i'0-1?. •
tlit .
high is
.‘ iII 1
PA.
aIHE subsorlbors will pa, Osab, 2;111-Cloth,
• Grantlairni, Naimoli, ay., .14., for Wool.—
, evilite • •, • two se aiiiii-* •
,r
n.l • ttd ".
10 4 'i 'ft 019 IS gililin
tisziltowtto err. All work warranted arm.
minted. limits pmetiodoicattention to
• their !star Proof
. {
•
ASSIMER,ES'
t..
,
,
,
whioh are wrstmdl
or 1W-
SMMi
ROJIL
CAItDING
;`)f ~t'
AND
i r
1. , ,
' ELI) 11
~.._
DRESSING.
• .
,ilklS4 lnrivi,ataak of Caaahnerea, &a., 4f. pa. aunt ' any atampalitom, and wartaag.
Owe
LNG NS aianifaainrajaNdai., and da all
Hada of goy and OW* Dressing. sad
dettisk "
as good an assonnneat o
gasidmeres,
Full 0
tor Wool is esokenige than any
ent., ' Niatit - AMloatlaty you!.
L t lzrett ••'"
bolesaltand retail at the Cow
-1 att*bilow Nnoxvilla. •
•
and , gold. by the
welleboro, Pa., ;
lIDWIN 4% 00., %logs, Pa.
IiTT, - C0014417a, Pa. ,
easi give mo
DOW IWO • •
salve&
' '''l2lO}lAMM
sumps Mille
10,0,Q0Q, :Pounds 'of Woo
,••
• Waiukted..:
jeetio the ‘decieton,a.the:.*publbett County
Convention. I " •
:.:041fiifte141, 167.4-itt. ;
BM
MINES, PAINTS
lIMI
=I
mien Mills!
ON and niter, •IdONDAT
nOqin kW, 00j
.•• - •
doom . 1
5,46 and 6.06 a. zu., NIO
mar. Donnie, Dunkirk;
mil. 'Tinting, direct, Qom
• Grand Trunkqind Lake fi
Dunkirk , and - eloroland
Oinodnnatsi with the Ohio
tlllt Shot t Line Itallwaye
west. ,
6,18 a ra, SWIM% me
Buffalo, Duo Ask and CI
, traltir for the Wept. Aal
' this train rtinnlv throng
) ,1
10,22 a.m. , IL THAI
lingaloand ' Du kirk.' '
1,46 p. tn., BA MOREL
ed, for Rooheato and Bull
7,126 p. m.,'DAY BXE'RES
Rochester, Duff Io Mink]
and the South Slope at d
!tette points ou wale hies.
Nevi awl Improved Drawing
th &train froui• Nevi You*
0 epee attached at II °rue
to Clevelitrid and Oaßon w
1 6 p: al., BXPRBSS
t tiutlul.), Cleveland, co
i Wadi.
IL CM p. cu., WILT FRBIO
fi, 9 . La., EDIBRAI4T T,
Goma
11,48 NIOUT EX
corkoectlog at Now York
Bteakueri fur Boston and
-
Oleeplu4 Cvachea *tawny
4;36
aned ia., nnecting at
OIN - CINNA;
v, co
liarrialuurg and the South
4algua; at Wel/arty with t
way ; at Owego for Übe
Peratown and Albany; an
Ora sad afternoon lixpre
cities., /lir Bleeping cow
to N6WYork. ' I
1128, a, m, DAY EXP,
ooanecthig at Verso .01 ;
train of New Jersey Rail
amps at prieelpal stetson
.thatti line.
New aad Improved Drawing,
this UAW to New York.
1%18 p. M.; Acoohnth
11101108125111:111.:
26140 114d1R4 EI .
430 p.m.,-NNW YORK
timing exaepted, cob
• Roilitt.
7.07 P.m, WONT:UN°
Isig at,Jarsey City.witle
New Abney Railroad for
• and at Now York with
;Roston and New liagbred Cl ,
040 station' and replier.°
fileePlug Ockiehee aaeomPao
'Ol NOrk.
,44 0 . 2 33 a. m., WAXEREI
, BAGGAGE CliX
• liar A ley bred stAsonspl
toseenr4 ?mine on the St
Mee ,hnit recently been pa •
•4 on apt:4lo44km so.tho Tic
WM. R. 13AAR,
Gen'l Pane .Agent
•
Bloisburg & Coral
Tiainsiolllrun as follows
docOlgimodation—Learorßl
11014 at 7,40 Tioga at ft,'
suiting at Corning at 10
Igau— l iasaveattlosaburg at
Tlqp at B,4B L t,avtrouco
Corijnor at F all p. m.
11,41 1 -7 , oa.o oo orning at 7 I
144i,rbsa at 9004 Matto
Moss-burg at 11,46 a. 311'.
Accombicidatlon-rLeaTea
retipivilla at 4,44T10ga a
arrillng t Alcomburg at
' Northern 0- . trot H.R.
TRAINS PO : TJZI• i i0R1111.
Trains foreannelagulalo ,ye El trans follow a:
Aocomodatfon at. \ 7 12 p in
limpretstfastast Wall our • dl 12 05 a in
Mail . i 19 00 pru
Acoomakt•dation i „
...015 p m
On and ofteirJnno 12, 1.849) trains will arrive and
depart Was Troy, as follows;
LEAVE NORTHWARD.
84b p. in.—Dally ( exospt Sundays) for lilna Ira and
Buffitio,via Mrieltallway front lilmirti .
1085 a. in.--I)ally(eaceptfinadays) far Elmira ,Bnffa
lo,Qinandaigna, Bochrier, Snop.llrldgo and the
Oa MOAB, .
LEAVE 80 '
723 A. m.—Dallx(exaspt
Washington, Pbtladell
95f R. in.—Dally (except
Wallington and Phili
ALPII/3D B. 91111118
Oun'llitipt.ilarriSburg
ANOTHER
Cam& 1.
OBE WEAT BEL
Our Prie
Beet White Wheat Blow
I " Red 'Mater
XX Spring Wheat,
Baokwheat Blear,
Beat Peed, •••
Bran and Shorts
Meal .
$1 pr bbl. 1,75 pr. eaok.
$6.00 " 1,62 "
6,00 4, 1.50'
" •
3,00 per 100 lbs.
2,00 " " ..
1,60 " t fl
~.. 2,26 " "
These prioea only 'F R - CASH.
RIGHT et BAILEY.-
All poisons not hating settled with na, can
not blame no now if they And their acoonn a and
notes left with an attorney for collodion We
give die notice.
W. & B.
BAttl3.-!-We want all
with oar ;nark on them,
()emits we shall take
We hai , e /kW bagi scat;i
lOWA LA
subscriber woul;
he has the 0gal:is:I.
which sell for
or pers al lmberly, on
BARt
Ho stiy that be
arty an! titles for Lime -!
make It for tho'intorost !
to giro him befor!,j
For partioulark
Slay 11, '7O ly Fab!
H4.2.X.NES
.8007 AND
Shop ig 'Mosart Block
J. 11.iRliie as a
TIOOTS AP]) 'BHO
Order arid in Elio b:
BPAIRIN,Gof all k
well. Give Wiia,oo.ll.'
yi r ellebc;ro,,buly 12, I
NOW
EAST
oPaRA
D
A new and superior -
haiing Ores thima the s
Is offered with, the Assn
erg objeotion toads by t
cleaned and extracted I
ner. All Work register
No 18 Main et.. Wellab
Aug. 81;1870.
For Sale
AGOOD dairy far. ,
oga county, Pa., a
ugh of Tioga. abo
and 40 unimproved.
three dwelling houses,
erd, andothar fruit tree -1
joining 'on the. west, a
from 40 to 200 cores a:
improved, with a good
apple orchard, Good f
Aug. Ir, 1870-tf.
WELL ' !MORO
• STAGE
,- rt. THB "on;
•' . 4l3te' line t
tannin, the publie• the
doily,(Smadaye except. ,
- oil as follows: • '
Leaves, WeHeber° at
‘:
Mansfield4lo.3o a. tit.
-Leave* Mai:Wield at g
Wellabota at '5 p m.
AM.. Pit It7orrtft
.-11 day -2de 31170; Tralup
• 11)110094 houriolsz,
an. ~‘,, „ _
Boat-
Crtaeliiis d and Olnoill•
suttee with trains of. the.
ore Italiwsys at Menlo.
rattpolotsiVest, tied at
rid Mississippi sad Louis
the Southend Oeutb-
L, 13nntia . 3 - 8 excepted; fOr
connecting vial ,
[ping Coach is attached to
to Ennio.
, Sundays exciiitad,for
XPRloB,Bundayttexcept•
o,vla Avon, , ~ •
Sundaye excepted, for
;Myelod, Cincinnati,
tuclpsf atatfona and con-
(iota Coactito accouopany
to Buffolo,Olid Bleoplllit
WM°, rooniug Wrong
thong Outgo, -
MAIL, Sundays excepted,
oecting wftq tralpe for
IT,l3utidaysoccipted,
AlN,daity, tuetba West
Sesr.
iliklig, Sundays exctptod,
Ith afternoon trains and
▪ Nogland Aides.
ny this Mtn to Now York
▪ EXPRESB, goodays ei•
Arnlra for • Williamsport,
Wad at Elmira fur Canon
alit of Lehigh' valley Nall
at Binghamton for Coo-
at New York with steam
trains for Now England
hes accompany this train
SIM Sunday!' .excepted,
!. with midnight, express
oad for Philadelphia. Also
I. and connecting points on
Acorn Coachaa accompany
inON fAIRAJUg i daily for
• V, Sundays excepted.
• ND BALTIMORE MAIL,
otlng at Eltotra for the
EXPRESS, Daily, co nneet•
toning Exile's truth of
itinsore and Washington;
°ruing 14press train for
ies: Afar blOpli St all WIS.
*points titl' wall. line.
thia.tra'a hrough to New
ya exlcepted
lr HT, &rad
ton
Eat
!Vine Table"ofd
nil connecting
'tan be proottr•
f the OcinimlY
MOM ,
to"Poctke \ti
e Hai/wait
!Holm:tom
et Agent*
L. D. ;
g, & Tioga U. R
7 , ntilfurthei nonce
I.eebnrgat 6,60 n. m „Ilan e
Lawrenceville at 9 07—
, 10 a.m.
80 p.m ~Mansflold a 040,
Ilia ut 410—arriving st.
ibo a.m., Lawrence/111.as
OA at 10,08—arthring at
'riling at 2 0 56. m.,Law
4.66, Ilauottold p at 6,58
I , 94O P•Lia• .
1 1. .11.113HATTUdlisSup't
THWAR:D.
SandayeY for Baltimore/
BMA°.
Sundaye? for Baltimore,
13D.B.YOUNG
Gon')PaecAg't
Baltla?ora,Md
\ TUMBLE
$7O
ING FOR CASH 1
s Tp•Daf•
persons having an • bags
to return the ea .. e at
jftope to secure them.—
red among the people.
BIBBY A RAILBY
D AGENCY.
inform the public tha
f a,quantit, of
ANDS 4
Lb, , or exchange for rola
Ireasonable terms.
INS OFFERED
;has the ,rop.
f, andexamined
believes be p can
f persons , going Nest,
purchasing elsewhere,
f S. B. 000 DELL,
nlville i Tioga . CO., Pa.
& RILEY,
'HOE MAKERS
formerly occupied by
Grooery Store. -
1 8 of all kinds made to
at manner.
Ind!, done promptlYand
JOHN HARHNEH
- M. RBILNY.
:70._l y.
II linixi ,
VAN HORNE,
VX AND MECHANICAL
raltlertes.
so for &Medal 'teeth
1. eagth of the vuloork . tte.
nee thakft 'removes ev
0-pationt. Teeth filled,
the moat asproved man.
7 1 , and warranted, Office
or Rent:
. in Tioga township, Ti•
• out 2 } wiles west of the
t 100 agree improved,
as on it three barns,
• apple and p&oh °rob.
. Torres easy. Also ad.
farm eiid l tialbe 1=44
desired. with' 8 f) nores
barn, a 'good honse. and
'r a dairying farm.
Q. IL BEYMO,UR,
• • Tiogn,Rn.
ND MArisram
LINE.
ortignid, proprooter of
ties thie met hod' of iq
the above 'Eltaiwrowe
I ,) botleen tho two :VIII-
a. sad arrive* a
1 30, p. to,* &nil arthas a
4006 :s4lo,iiiiri i - ma!
_,.,.,_..
AXES. SMITH, on- Btreei;4- ite just
opened, a varyiargo assortment of -• • -
•
•
HATS., , ONisf,Ett:',. , STRAIV GOODS, '
L ititiEtno,
Q LPARS,-.IIqIKERCIPFB,
• -
all fif whi b will bk4.ol4 . liiiicxLi ! eio r iolt at i p r {.
elm: All work ds , rto pronnikkt„ end ; to please,
- - -
• . .
• • Ai..o - :-CA12,01,054 SMITH.
Wollaboro; Isitiy 11
air READ. THIS i 49a
TC MAKE MONO IS TO
SAVE IT i
'3E3.41.1:138LE111.
HAS PILES OP
*Vete Goods
i •
•
i
' on sale, fresh from n t h atty..-
Step in - and . se Thei), !
i .
rye kcep all kinds and qualities to' pleura':
_ „
.FRESH PROttßiEs',f.-
In any quantity and at tha best kinds
Retftemo7 the place,
it.' BARKER
WeSebero, Sept. 21,1870 tis "• •'
W#KRAM- 4, FARR
Tioga ~ Pa.,
Invlto the attention of the public to the com
plete and well eelected stock of.
lii
Pail foods
which they htle just received.
. , 1
More earnest e ff orts than trter before will 'be
pot forth to please and further enlarge their
steadily increasing trade.. An, ttempt' to name
the . .
VARIOUS ART
kept would be Indus, but sutli
stook embraces
Goods to Suit
all plassee of trade.
CALL _A SEE FOR XOURSELVES.
& biARRI
Sept. 21, 1870—ly
BARN SS 81101 ) _ . 1
GNAN% 'would ;say to his friends
• that his Ha neeS Shop is vow in full blast,
and that ho is prepared tofurntsh heavy or light
evessioes,
on short notice, in a good and substantial man
ner, and at prices tbatran't fail to suit.
The best Workmenare employed, and none but
the best materiel used. Call and see.
Doe: 9, 1868-Iy. G. W. N/A.VLE
UNION ACADEMY.
TIOGA CO., PA.
1.11 l
MRS. E. .11011a0; ( 1, PRINCIPAL.
Tho Fall Trim for 1874 tranuoco ALust 30.
TLo Wititbr " November 29.
The Spring "
Send.forcirenlar
Wellshoro Uuion
SCHOOL
A. C. WINTERS, A. M. SUPERINTEND-,
ENT OF GRADED Soli LEI,
And Prinoiirl.rd of High, School.
TT is the! deterMination of the Director to
make,the coarse of Instruction as
,thorci
and ayetematio as can be found In the &it .
Oommenoing with the primary department; the
pOpilimnet mow every yeaea allotted work, be
fore being admitted 'to the next 14gher-
Thi best of teachers will lie employed In every
department, the most apOrtived Me th ods of in
struction used, and' the beat of care exercised
over do puplis.in school and out.
Thd Bros &moot. offersthese advantagea,:
The ,
is' a graduate of t,he Rochester
Unto roily, .New Turk, n gentleman of large ex
perience in the best condnoted schools oft e
eountt.yi who has spent two years in Euro pe,
and speaks German. French and Italian. Hp is
qualified to give superior lestraetien in Arietory,
Fine Arts and the 'Ancient , Languages. Instruo.
Lion in Higher Mathematics, the .Seiencosi. Book.
kn e ping and ifteefe. will be equal to that of the
'beat academies.
The Board hope to soon be able to' secure
,struption In Painting„ and ,Drawing, by a lady
irho bea,hed several Yeare lnstruction by ' 'the
.best misters In Germany; and *he ha's nrsotised
In the Galleries of Berlin i 'Dreinta. Munich and
Florense. ' ,
Tha.hiit school is the ofteoloars.,sebool. The
Board intend to obviate , all objections to , ibis
'clan of f peiniar aohools, as far as possible. A
suffiolent corps of te.aoheri will be employed,
that 10 Justice May be done to every pupil.—
Tuition le free to all within the old-borough lim•
ite. Pupils from abroad ere invited. Board in
private famlllee from 458 to $4 per week.
Tuition, Common Realist'. (per term; sb.
Higher Boil 1011. Moth emkties, do., $B.
BY tlabhk. or 80/RD.
ElePteutheef, 1870. tf • '
utorii' 'Notice,
MI
LETTRRS TESTAMENTARY _haring, begin
granted outtbe estate of Conrad Bernaur,
late of °abler, Tioatr - eountSr,"doceisid, all per
sona iuclebtod•to sold estate •wlll oaJl 'add fettle
with, and those kaying elskas against. itpresont
.theta to/ • I W. W. TATR,
O. A. SMITH,
, Gainda, Oot 5, I BfilY Bto , I :cantors:
T , RTTERI3, of Adteinistration• having been
jl grantid the estate of, IV.
deceased, late of Tioga Township. Tioga Co., Ps.,
all ,persons Indebted to ;be estate .or owing the
*acne mast settle Rip C. II ABYMQIIR, ,
•
Um kg ill1M111)41•1 , ,
440 :,;Iko-tdw. 4 Adine*s.
El
MOM
ME
ELM
e it to ea F, the
ME
1414 nary 2S
July 211,1840.1 y
Graded
II
II