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IS PUBLISIJED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING DV
P. C. Vail Gelder.
i6Rli9 OF 811BSCRIPHIA INVARIABLY 114 mum.
,:EtiLscriptlon, (per year)
RATES 0 ADVERTISING.
TV LIM OP MINION OR LW, KUM ONE Buyisi
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CZ' Special Notices 15 cents per line; Editorial or
Locak2O cents,per line.
Transient advestising liner be paid for In advance.
trirluatice Blank°, Constable ',llanky,
Deeda,Judg•
ment Notes, Marriage Certificates &c.,ou hand.
kti_ISILNICSS C,%:RIDS
tiEO. IgRRICKI
ATTORNEY aid COUNSELOR id LAW.
Office in Smith and Bowen's Block, woes hall
from Agitator Office up stairs, [second floor.]
Welleboro Pa, J an. 4, 1
Jno. I. Mitchell,
Attorney andcounselor at Law, Claim, and In
surance AgaOt. Office over Kresel Drug Store,
WeHaber°, Pa. Jan. l,_ 11371-y
William A. Stone. _ ' ' '
Attorney and Counselor at Law, first door above
Converse A Osgood's store, on Maln etreet.
Wsllaboro,. January 1, 1871 y
Seeley, Coates it Co.
driNK ERB, Knoxville, County, Pa.—
Receive money on deposit, discount notes,
and sell drafts on Now York City. Cofleet
ions promptly made.--Jan 1,1E1714
Monami SenLev—osoeola.
iI.IV&D COATS, r Knoxville.
VISE CIkANDALL,
Jno. W. Adams,
Attorney aorl'Counselor at Law, Mansfield, Vega
county, Pa. Collections proinptly attended
to. Jan. I, 1871-y
Wilson &.Niles,
A tturneys and Counselors at Law. Will nttend
omptly to business entrusted to their air° in
V ' counties of Tioga and Potter. Otßoe on
t
he Avenue. Jan. I, 1871 y
V '
$ F.WILbON.] [J. B. Niue.
John W. Guernsey,
ttorney and Cosinselor at Law. All business
entrusted to him will be promptly attended to.
()thee 2d door south of Hazlett's Hotel, Tioga,
Toga County, Pa.-,-Jan. 1, 18T1.
Wm. 11. Smith,
Pension, Bounty and Insurance Agent. Com
munications sent to the above addresa will re
ceive prompt attention. Teims 'moderate,
K [lox will°, Pa.—Tan. 1, IS7I.
Seymour & Horton,
Attorneys and Counselors at taw, 'Tioga Pa.
All business entrained to their care will receive
prompt attention.
LJ 11. SEYIIOUR
Jan 1. 1871
WM H. % R3ISTRONG
Armstrong & 'Lulu,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
WILLIAMSPORT, PENN'A
Jau 1, (871—y
W. D. Terbell & Co.,
;V li.ilesale Druggists, and dealers in Wall Paper,
'Kerosene Lamps, (Angs t Perfumer y, rain ()its, Y: Jah.l 'Tr
P. Bacou, M. P.,
Physician and Surgeon, Ist door east of Laugher
Bache—Main Street. Will attend promptly to
all calla. WOW:m.o.—Jan. 1,187 E
A. 11. Ingham, M. D.,
ilomooopathist, Office at his teaidence- On , tho
birentio—Jan. I,lBYi.
George Waguer,
14ilor. Shop Brat door north of Robortti tc. Bail
ey's Hardware Store. Cutting, Fitting and Re
pairing done promptly and we11.—.1an.1,1871
.
!iinitt i s Pie),
lioga, Ea., g. 14. Smith, giopriptor. house in
good condition to accommodate the traveling
public in a superior manger.—Sari. 1, 1871.
curnielY Hotel.
B. MONROE, Proprietor. This house, formerly
occupied by E. Fellows, is conducted on tem
perance principles. Every accommodation
for man and boast. Charges reasonable.
January 1,1871
-4
I Julon Hotel.
v4n 'torn, Proprietor, iiiolleboro. Pa.
b&isti ie pleasantly laqatod, and as all
t aim vonionoue for Nan and boast. Charges
IcAeraP,--.141? 1811-IY•
House and Lokand Nine Acres Of
Land for Sale.
CHARLES WILLIAMS` offers fur tale his
house and lot on Main street, Wellsboro;
and Ix acres 9f ling] Rf . mr f.to cemetery. pn
t44',.. of Joapp4 1Y inic,u3p, ej Wo Vetat.Lro roun.
Ir 7 Jan 1,1871 . tf
New Tobacco Store I
II E subscriber has fitted up the store first
1. d,,or oast Thomas Harden's dry goods store,
010 manufacture and sale of
if .1 4 41, (gll grge4sB), *2 fipy (flui apizion
Ut 'KING TOBACOC,Atithigan Fine Cut
WINO, all kinds of
PLU 'PIMA 0049;1 PIPES, and thechai-
rvaf ft:
r„ , ir• Call and ~ e :Ctor;
youre4rees
JOHN W. PIIRSEL;
eN,boro, Jan. 1, 187I—tf.
HOWARD SANITARY AID AS
tor 1110 Belief aryl Cure of theAring'netl d a 1
on Principles a Chriettan Philanthropy.
F,SiAY:i UN TILE ERRORS OF YOUTH, and the MA
lie. of Age. to relation to M AHRIAGE Mitt Soon, Evit f e
with SAE' itary aid fur the afflicted. •ient free; In sealed
encel ,, p , 6 Addresa, (lOW ARDrOCIATICN,
May 41. iSTO-ly Box P. iiiladMpliia,pa.
. ,
1100 A DRUG STORE Y
BORDEN keeps constantly o'
I band: Pure Drage and Medicines,
Chemicals, Paints, aritpo ll s,MmPlui.,
Stationery, rabies Notions act • d
Pile •C RI PTIONS CAREFULLY COll POUNDED.
11. U. BORDEN.
1871 —ll.'
WE .LSBCJEtta - 4%.140 A.NilEtt.6
STAGE LINE.
' 'Du I undersigned :propreetor of
"-' l 'w".dr.;g- this line takes this tastbed , of In
f.rwing the 'public, that the above Sta4e,rutle
, ti) isendays eatepted;) betiatien the two
as follows:
kaired,lVellsburo at 8 a. to., aai artiv43 of
.41 a sifield at 10 30 a ID
[ .caves Slaistteld at 23u ta ,and arrives st-
Wclloburo,at 5 p W Ago" kare ,26.
Jan', 1571—ff W. B..ITAN 00111. •
; ; •
Tie*-I . ttuoiqi,stpo,
VOW opened in Smith it'tio*bn'e black, ve t
e
. 1.11 ,ond Bel, n mtMe room vvh,ro, !via , bn kept
on eibibition, and-for bile, ,A• ' ..., ,; _ 4
StOiliiiiii . and atiiei'iiiiimili
i
oabinet Orglino, ili4 ;3 ebbiee,elecil4fAi illeki
Mune. ' Neve mind° ts: ieitred ' 1 iv try - moo t ...L. ,
Lessons on 2141.' blidriinni'and . litt filagint
will be given. -Opportg ty for prcetiontttgo_rdPit
io
to those who may disk 'lt :U. 'y. TODD. ,
~•
Wellsboro,Feb.ls-3M0." • ' '
4dministralae,vlVoiceo
y BITHRB 9F„ Ap111.441114131,1
,B - eltat,e of Whit 4; dtfeenae , late ut
""Ival? folvalatiß l hkrAgg k ittettp greeted to the
undersigned,' all thine itideleted to or having
&stun Igalnat said estate, will call and FAUN
. i NATHAN S. WHITING,
15111,11 0, M141 . 9h 29, 1871 810 0 Admires,
A TOR
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1121 ,50 1^ 1X !
NATO I 46,00 1 60,00 I 100,00
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i -t ,P ,YLVK - .t. - :; .lUSE! -
LATELY known as the Townsend Berme ,
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H and for a time occupied by D. D. Hon.!
uT day, has been thoroughly refitted,-repair
ad and opened by I . :..
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DANIEL MONROE , I
I,
who will ,be happy to accommodate the old
friends oftbehonse at very reasonable rates.
Jan 1,1871 y, DANIEL MONROE.
Idarple : Worn,
nrai i ic undersigned is now prepared to exp,
(into all orders for Tomb Stones and
monis of either )
ITALIAN OR RUTLAND MARBLE;;
of thelatest style and approved workmanship
and With dispatch.
He keeps constantly on - hand both kinds k
Marble and will be able to suit all who =yip.'
vor him with their orders, qn as reasonable terMe
as qan be obtainqd ,, An,,tha,oontitry:
FRANK ADAMS.'
Tioga,Jan. 1,1871-tf.
Fall & Winter Milliner
- - -ANII4A-NOt doom. •
SOFIgLD, respectfully announces
the that ?the is now receiving
completeAtook of
Fall and Winter Goods.l
_gspe c ial attention is Inv* to hergassortmeat
'of - • '
Corsets, and Ready Made WhiteGoods',
Also, Zephyrs and Gerthantown
Wools in Fancy shade.
-Patterns Zephyr ant everything pertaining
to the trade. BID GLOVSB of the best brand.
Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers,
Laces, &c.
The Wilcox & Gil ba Sewing Machine tomtit);
or rent by the week.
Mrs. A. J. SOFIELD._I
WellsborolOot. b, 1870. tf
New Millinery
SMITH, on. Main Street, has jni4
opened a Yettliirge assortmept of
714p1f 0,03011/4 0
MILLINERY' •GOODS,'.
Which she is Selling at COST,
such ag
lIATS, EONNETS, STRAW GOOD%
.I,ACES;ELOWERA, -
dOLLARS, 11 , D1ERCIPP8;
ecc., &C. 7
f am the only agent in this place for
GAY'S PATENT MUFF.
Ladies that have not noticed these ➢fulls will be.
astonished at their cheapness, beauty and com.
fort.
all of which will be sold much below former pri n '
41 . 1 !Uric douspromptly, end to please. 1 ,
241143. CAROLINE SMITH.
, Wellsboro, Nov. T, 1670—tf.
NEW -11 E NT MARKET , ;
(First Door Beta of
_Cone Houso.)
04014100fliga opened a wirket for th 4;
FRESH MEAT.
Cash will ho paid for pork, beef, mutton, bee
cattle, bides and sheep pelts.
Freak Ash every Saturday.
RERERIAR STOWELL. JR.
'Noveruher!, 18701 f '
Notice,
ALE persons indebted to D. P. Roberts by'
Book acoount or Notes arerequested to cant
and settle and save Costs, at G. W. Merrick's!
office.
Feb. 1. 113.71.-44% •- R. - i - P.tIROBERTS
_ • • •
, JEwELER
MANSFIELD, PA.
Tz - EEPS eonstantly on hand, ELGINI
4 . l Ac • _Lt. WALTHAM and SWISS WATCH-,
c:114 ES, Marine, Alarm & Calendar CLOOKS,i
SlLirtilt 4 SPOONS
•
Plated ',.BPcltint6 attd Yorks; Table, Butter and i
Fruit Knives; Cups, Castors and Cako Baskets;
Napkiti Rinfi,s; Ordant-kGt Sugar and Mustard
Spoons; Rine (Told and Agate-Rings; Gold Pens
and Pencils; Solid Gold Sets; Pearl-Fahey and
Phited Buttons; Watch Guards and Chains, Ace.,
A largo stock of SPECTACLES, GLASSES, and
Colored Glasses, all at reduced prio2l.
N. B.—Watches and Jewelry neatly Repaired.
March 1, 1871.
IlialLIU14:3 1 . .
.
-I.Ncr e
RS. F. I. EASTMAN still continuos to
73. ff Pr" fl ffl ';'' ! iliP,Aulds now propored
t, iktiltpr pupiitC• . juktruotion books and
new music, as Cheap as can be found elsewberta
Lessons , given on the _
. r , • - . • ' ~: '.1 , 0.
Plana," Organ & ItlebidOolt
instruments furnished for practice. Also instruc
tions:given in vocal' music. -Having for many
YPAbeiliTOn A
geRSAVati , will 11Wwt° 0
mou n otivz
IfarA. 1, 1311.:tf .
It: EASTMAN,
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-,„o ?J.! Mft - lIECIIAIVIT9AL
bEIiST.
Office opposite Cone Rouse,
,Wollelloro, PO: All
operations nbitily and carefully OvfOrtned."l'Blo
- Instanter d at 'live and leinvo
Feb 22; 1811 if •
Al
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Great Balloon Ascensionl
EN . killed, en and efilttiteiti goirig
Over 11!Eletp!,011p);(f 44 of
; vanalivltat
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frOm Nara . taotelWeikP otograpb Gallery Vi'ells•
b""- rAwitrow lea_of icture,w, snob ea
G ertual, ati - o', 444111 .1110141,4: ablnet Sire, new
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V& ata",Sirei itilaV4eala ' l c., r a (plain ,or
C 131" "I , Skitillf.o4,l4.lFer, ii - .41113alerous
Ito ~taeatialit, A toetifaipW ^ * . f . ;" r e. views of
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by gauttilligstibont.' .Tbe obte.,:und Ato:. -
opunts)Wkil it - chi istbull bcCu'phici'bi "the
shpts itnd.tbe,biiaiue% tiiill
bk.slizets
k erea ft qCquF4u ; t ittl,Eli ( ,i it ell DOL PII.
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46imi4igimior' Rowe: _
L it - 'gram! ADMlNlSTRATlON l)eptigroutounthe;.-.l4**)ut
I,•ae q es t eed, We of Tioga tow nship , , thin
indebted' to Add eetntoirillingki ininiedilitel OLIN!
went, and Owe heying claim against the law,
10 1 tirtiteut thew to CART S. HULL,
WARREN WELDS,
TOP; OW9II 22 ; 1371 8w . Adw'rL
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RAILWLY:=3I4S.. -
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5,46 A. M., Nletti , EiPittilli ( ilisidois t ‘ exciAtid)
for Briffnlo,DrinkirkAnd 'Oa West. ' ' - I ~ '
6,06 A. ni,;iiyitif kiElfziWaiiiiir(e,io l','lti; koi - ,
Rochester, Sntidala excepted) fcr' Briffald, • Dan.
._ ,;-.: kisk; and ale weat: ,w. —' •'•
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6.00 A, M., MAY VREIGUr tor; Rochester;' S ni"
: ..; . ' days, excepted 4; ' - :-. ;• , • ;;J ;= '-' •' f• ,: t •
1
10,25 A. Id., MAIL TRAIN, So ndiys' 3 4xcepted or
- ; ..- Regain and Dunkirk.,: - .....,1 •.. ; ..- t. . .
12,171) P. M.; WAT;ERNIGHT, Sundayaexcepted,or
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SOO _4, ito SALTIMORIISXP.,-SUrtdaya brospidi
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souted, (T 4a:
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P. 41 ft Nil #?vb11417,).F0,4 . IRIANGAIAA th e W
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12.13 A. 11,1 EXPASS#I44II., $11040,11 CAT•PT 44I PI
for lintalo, tinntirs. and tins west,
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10,13,4. hil Y1 0 4r,..4fP/44 1 4.§r 1 . 1 ;4FEePr.,
connecting at: ow oirk - with' . °raw/AMY nii,l
and steamers for, the New Satl '44lotti , r. , +‘ 4
4,48 A.'m:;dit4oo . ii.itt - iiinitSii; it6.44y. 4..
, cekted i ccitilatiala t SA EC* Jeiffey 'Withlratuir
;-; for Phllada. Italtimore and Waidlingtolur ; 1 ••
2,07 P. SE, ACCOMMODATIGN 'PRAIN; ;Or Eiral f a;*
• Sundays. excepted.;- ;,; - • ;• ; ;1• ' 1 =
11,28 A. M,';'''DAY =REPRESS, Sundays exeept44
c...;!:.Cciltiteiting:atiJersey; Olty ,with wignitt,t Ku.
• - = ,Preee ireiS fiRT KtkilagelptilEk•-•: ‘. . :, ' . ; ...:- i
. ji,lif,lls P M., AUSQUTilliktiitA WAY, 4 14 11 T,: ,s.•:
11,01111. A. M., WAY. SILITIOTIT, thuidaya Uarep td d 4
4.30 1 , .. 2d., , DIVTSION:SIAIL, Sundays accepted';
7.44 U. M., LIGHTNING IMPRESS, daily;conneo.
„ , • lug at Jersey ; City wish morning Xxprels train,
for Baltimore and Washtngton.
, , ,
- - iiiko o tAo* 0140Kup ( TintpvoXl:. •t,c_ i -
air A revla ant o _
o t Time Tabio"af
Passenger Train's onthe Erie Railway end ootinectiag
Lines,has recentl ybeen publl she'd ,“ ad ca a' be p roe nr
ed on applicatiOn to the Ticket Agent ofth e Company,
WAT .R. BARS, ; , 'L. ;D. RIJOXER ; ' ', .
ileulpass.Agent. . ~ _,„ Ailefilfinp'S.:
EMI
Blossharg & Corning, &Ttotii R. :
Taatria'willruni as 61111:49k until flgtber.notilk
GOING .NOIITLI TROM •TIOG A - -
NO.: 2, 2.35- No. 4;4,28. No. l B, 6,64. No.! 8, 84
No.lo, 11 ;36. No. 1 . 4_12,12., 5,60. •
6 4 20. N?. 18, 11,12. . ; 1!
GOING SOUTH , FROM •TIOGA.
No. 1,9,28. x, No. 3, 4,66; 6, 8,01. No. 7, 1,15
No. 9, 7,20. N 0.11.10,18. • Noi 13,1,42.
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NortheraGehtral 8.8. •'
• i• 'TRAINS VOllVili NORTH., •
Elmira as follow e :
Accoßlociation at p
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Expreeti[failtest train oti road]
Mail
Accommodation - 0 15
On and after Dec.! 5067,0, train a., w,lll arrive aid
depart from Troy, as follows;
Lvavri l
024 `P. m.=4a lly(eicopt9nnday s for Elmira mat
Buiftilo,via Erie Itailway from Elmira,
10 14 a. m.—Dail y (exoep ti3nridays)for El mira,Dufilt
-1 o,Canandaigua, Rochester, Snap .Bridge and t
Oa nadas.
SOUTHWARD.,
965 A: Iti.l:-Delly(ex&;fte r Bundiiis) for Ditithrior
Washington ,Pbi ladelphia ,&c.
7 07 P. m.—Daily (except Einn,days) for Baltimor#,
Washington and Phßadelphia.
ALFRED R. FISKE, ED .8 .YOUNG
Gen'lStipt.llarrisburg, Cien'iPass.Ag't
, Baltimore,Md4
• c
Ariiitti of stages.
L r .t. nitiMPiligas runnin ova
' j: the different route s
fro
~:7 , ; - .1 4 Wellaboro, will depart an ,
--•`• • 'arrive as followe from th e
• b W °nib io 'Poet Ogles:
WYLLISBOO & T10GA...-Depar t 6 & /0, a. m., arrive I -
A 1 1 4 , 1 1 T 4 riird 7 o'o)ock p.
Wstteamio & Commestom—Dep. Mon. & This. 2 p. in
arrive MondayitTkuraday atl2m.
WEL L 5110110 &JZlMlTBitteaj=DOPlTololl.lllThirr.9a
erriveTueedays 1ff145 p.m 4
Wafteuotto 6741' tOhAstielgiTikeik'
itt:ili*:4-Tridatier2
AIEWEIARYi STORE:
WE LAB 0 RO, PA
lIIIIMME
141 :1 ; C:
AMERICAN wATgus,
GOLD OR SILyEAI,OLOOES, JEWEL.
RY, GOLD'cCIiAiNkICEYS, RINGS,
'PINS, PENOILS, -C.ASE,SLGOLD'iI,
STEEL ,PENS, THIMBLES,
§ 0 !;!RS, .PLA
. TED W AR, ,
stWiNc f 4iciiiioii,'
With most other articles usually kept in such
establishment, which is sold low for •
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Repafiin'g done really, apa promptly,
} ,on
bore roncir k : , ITPPY•
January 11,8t.14.
un
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ATTEN TION.' ARMERS!
PLASTER
) , t
1 W1'44011 off batast the Elk Bin Meter
I an
:11:::::::7 G aines. Price $5 l OO per
on.
VERMILITA
& BEINAIIER
1
Farm and Timber lot for Sale.
rp - , HE undersigned (dais fat kW/ hitrufittailkf
I Middlebury 'Township Tioga, Co., known as
tne Ezra Stevens farm cot:agile& one i bttudgul
eitifirtiliik :41,014314AliiiFis,1 1 jeitin, bii 14.
e large fru," ll:muse : AAA• iia t geo4 s 4utdition,
Illrm under'statMorgood caltkation, beat quai
), of flat lantks en t Orookutt Creek,. rg,,iiroalk _de r ,
dVillaif. 4 .4l#o , ‘ adjiiitifit,'itinhei: beat tifp
utak - a:44W; iiiitsitiftw ;liiki`.igiatley i /or
hemlock, and hard woods,"efith - quite tv 'tato'
amount of is p „ ~, , ,
I Address W. A.`..'S l / 2 'ON'E' Sifq., Wellaboro Pa.
11 Atka IBRI -1 .4., g TE V. 4. / 4 P+ i T
Wellsboroaeb.ls: l ßlL-if.. . . . . ...., ___ ....
1 Real ,Est , e . Soi, - q k
,Es `t, L i ' - 7 . r. . lar '
r i
,> il i ike*Atiii4A kifoijoi, lie.
.. „,,,.,„. ..io t a Esit:
'21,94 tale. I, t. 0,04 :. J a w." *Pric“3l,4% bongs
'rui":4, °m
J, dPaiElliSii ' la Al4griaa Millisinal
;art i f tl W °41 1 19 / 14P cgt r 4inurifenT , .4"l4. : lan
ip' _ulii4f.i - , r ,qt tippg and IpartkeiatiksPi7.
1 A ll°B - 404i,f0; kittl 4prOi Carolina Lan Com.
Pi t l33'. Isi ' ' ' ' ' •l ' '': IC " ALAR fatERWQOI) 4
I Feb 22, 1871 tf ~ , Wollaboro, ra•
4t7 - .: ';-2,,,i.01,f .4r ----7 1411: i ' Lli ..l :
,T -;
IitOWN LOTS - tii isle iti.4lo - gibiliOagbi,!7 - •
A ii ,- • ' t, (-lE.•p. , BmiTirli, 80*
vi
rch 1,1 4 . ` ' 8714 f . : • ;.• ••-.. ; • •-, . ~. ~ , :
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EMMEN
.4 ,AS got,
41.(4" 7, • w So 3' 1 1.
MOWN lots for sale' in Wellabore. Enquire
ofd. Emery Welleboro, or W. V. rmery,
Box, 2822, Williamsport Pa.
WellOoro, Pob. 23-4 t.
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ANA R RIAT. 1 r01"/
y 'Rhb kas Ling been estab
lbilied' In the Jewelry buss
noes In Wellaboro, has
!al
)ways ion sale, various
,kinds ,n 4 prices oft . 7
&c., &o„ &c.
S
. -
" • ' t_ , • z 4 'AL; p.fif d
10 ' 7 TlOlik -- /0 0.01 M ?A i ' --Aparfsrfrf
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to
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ISOMNI
1: - • WA. A. •,A P •
, poEws
~1 -1, 1
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MEEII2IE
~14
'MMI-IVHEEL&-
5 Merrily w Mt:Garth the ray
; of the Wenn sunshine, milt wheels play,
• Thiotviiii at every raliai4 a rare
„ 1a142 kette.ehoweriof.gemh
1 lift t'; ‘"' •
_Clapping-theirAing-bends-in,gleb,
•Young childranwateh theni• 1 50 ; 11 4'1
AidtfiegOoet r mitdAiiiii
Of th e iriteel. ,
1111
The traveler, on tkie cla4tY,lvaYi
G l auma i aii/tAlle• 4 0 Pe4tetia gray ;
• And aa the wateris•fall 'and
Feeletha Ereeh i tkeaa in
Bat the atillvatt teller ; wltOnpitlyri r e,
WQrk P' v 1 441611 1 " 1 "
„ Rn y, a Its he hears the. Wheel,
6 Wltattl femoutrlVer foe grinding weal!"
t, J
tAltrthingewpon:the Garth, , tu •
Twealtreient beltip•
4.- mtqiitok.h se
io n n
gd'lrl--'
0 :,
1. 16 4 the tY o onkiked,; l 4 , ,
;,
„, ,") . "41re 1 19.nitla.alkre $014051 to flow,
r I • . / •
a S6 WS I I. tfl ) P 4 llJOYAntree/ored bow;,,; .
the former, ; his ieaseof Want* glint 6 +l
- Calmly igagntletthe ater: putt.
•
s The poet Hen forme in clouds that Sail
Dreamily over the dietvs,y3*;
The praotleal 1611 looks up to try
A 81/11$ atitheanoftairA.orrah&iir dry)
To MIMI, sway,to pendant bees
The poet tilinoat bends We korm • j o
The Praati9ai exult,” thousand/I 3
To gather sweet prbduee froni'the hives. '
Only 41 Ova t4tage ate,altin L
These eon antipOdal—in
And In their love for their little one ,
Dove-eyed daughtere of sturdy - sone.' •
•Iforrilt eraltzing:o4
OF the warm sunshine, mill-vrbeelsiplay,'
Throwing at evertroiknkt.i . ,inre
Lustrous Bh9t , errotgemein air.'",
• tr•' • , 1 - •
IIiISC~LL.~N,E4 i7',5~..- .
---- ....
THAT FRIEND OP lita--,k*g,tioici)
We ate fr,iqndi.Y.4.4 - LVOlog.. We ill!"
6.7oupd;: itiained, 'plight la-n . O , Minted
hlin; in 14104 - and . ntaii.khairOdOOA
ditlOns-*liii ; gam in - oorxespand. Virf
know hint as a terrier; hdand;' Pointer-
Tieger, inaidikkTeritanndlatid and "xi,
grel-not,' to , tarentiOn L gte3r,h,Oun,d TIP
" ptlier?':dek i. — ands 4. :all. bis, aspeetp
and , affirittles,lwe'arejtaltied to say. tlyir
iiii !ettpi,frw}sAre' diFlXll.3o.6:UtWitTiliva
I Edoi3oll4n 1 1 ...;•Wi3; Anideraittitijip.itifeciltt
Welf th46Weiy_ man who owns.- ii_po
he]; 141. eP (Ikon-legged ',whiffet; chit*
i
`t. been , offered $ lO , for hiiii!;'!"init' gke
tile' ii**, 6 4 . l4,*Mtlit: 9r4.fititonn
, land:dog hastalWays "been offet , ed'ls
.f o rth i f fe l i or v ,,L,',A.) -,..y. , v' , . v , -.:_ :. 3 ..1.
.k. , - ; .: ~,t
7-14 1 411 Yee ir WO Piave- raised; . trahredistn
6 - 014--them. -' Arid we- hapiieri' tr';'' k
that . ,the dog nulearkee 1,a,9n0i;34:
3ingatteataresithattho' agriouittqlo
- 1 11 11 1 4 : 9 11 tl l lf Fe i .i ' tt l fßOOYii,if ll *.tii
.14041 i fttp l etirll, up. p.-ba l .r4plim9f r i/
1 .210.9*4 iiilint:iaiies,, If it h: t,'
knowledge that diliA hox i t.:!ftaiOihor
do '- i : "Ail ' l id"! ifirc_ l 7__ket .41;0i. nit 6
r rig i At 13 flif trapoo. - i Ffir la .l Tier will}
Inve%t hie Matley'in_ shee p - hushandry,i,
within ettong.probabilitystifltheirbeingi
eatentlyA *
by
- dogs which - helapgvagabon-1
dish nitiiii l WhO Ineve'riorrieriilibeuniary!
responsttlity tha n the ddigkillealselvea•t
No ric h tat& iouthn ! stilt a neighbor i ,
c Y) : ."!•I I I 43 P.P# P.. , ,lTAtfli - olog — ti' , , , 0.1 aid,* tni
bite h*nele : 44.te,, , ,,n 7 4 1 . 004,1/9 good
for not i ng4'44*K) ' No l en() sfinuld send,
a ettfill Ae l it' l heightior's of afi l driand, ,
where fi , hilkiN'e l hyp ti is pikli t :dog is ; iePt. -1 -1•
I. t‘*! **V4 4 lePno_VA.: l log;deaerires;
to have a ft lend lt °atilt* a-neighbor,
well in crcase ortifektigsa 'ln cant; ',the 1
'•
1224430 in keepa ea- ill4eanditioned,
,111-
triOne'Our libtout i hiln ret ! tbe'ptittiese '
q r .:441 1 4 /4. .UeighWors/iheir 'cattle,
and sheep,lshould lie -ent•off ffinxi
~fi d l
Pill,' Aleit,9 ll l4, l i , 1 10*W c iinesises that
are usually undeit,tooiinapqtainhig to
E t tr PPi di .Y ' , /i og l ; . l3 o l .find..:l49J.wlift )
sharply, , b ecause there is reason- fcii , it.
Therel,s hOt fir thaVnited - St i atei a bet
ter cou nty fcir sheep raising than- this;
and the , feascin Why we awl` , nOt j pre;ein
ineo,,in,
Vlr' .. i 'q l 4.#4ool - 04 ' n I s rlf`ni giNPn in
One WRI i WOC4e., c l, :, ~i iilif!.
• Ask ant, irnkik I , nitho!eotil iv:1 1 has
gone'lli t ! c i ' P4 l 4lP N YP l gitt t i . ' t
416'4grea
, test dr : a7•34 o k/k 4 a 11 , f641 P t. particular
'braufn:f i f InfliskslaidrY, 3 .1/0 -milli Itell
iyou i the - alined cattaint • y thrill leis. ii'd
ifs fill l i e t ii i, ll3- 0- 1 4'4 4 k a • '4 1 14 3 1de; ,-:
itu at lA= bringing hdmeofit h ii miseb ief,
t
a l nd t if ee °ll4l o l 9 l ?? r4l A l 44:l.*4 t,iio':
iPt*iiti4,tiie or itog la .ibopeless.taglio.,
Tor, , yetirsil the - nimhaf lleiatrtioildh er
Lamht wco
epq6l4 'ad 1444 ' 6iioiiiii big: :
iii rite a to, over. $65 t 000. •Be th Very'
ny•eases life novae repOited ..' it ',4111'
and large sheep fairae` rs of that State 1
30 that the A'eatAlamage; ,1- tit . 'ifie- *obi 1
gr01t4 1 %, i .... i1 te04 1 4 P.'i•Ce ;..•si , th an- so o r.
30,arinuaily. ti••• .-I ••',di, ~, 3, ~ a 1 , o
1 The rA z stib il f Lf t, ‘O!' . i l i ) g 61 04 I ,uterelSt•
1 1F 0 npvniii : hp country ; stringentlawe
have hten'ena?ted ' in .saieral:WeXerl,
E3Catle, cl 4o l4l 4 l o' deg iti ; be ing 'geneiaili
i
Teeognize.d
,as the - bulf-yeelaiined saif
........el,t_iiitifin
f :An mapeetton iwith this :enbjfebi No'
trffin - fteld '9l•,t`liVo'frenci . the' 'report rit ,
P;Pit f4..iiiviout i d ,Airlouliure for Fer.
Mem 1870, which irtofa 4 ,
.eoFhtsri, telt
1 /4 , e4 *1 1 1 , , , P, ° ,,ta .: 00k9i&1:a -a: ,: i ,1 ,i
f 'fa. --tl‘- ~ . ...tl, R.r-iThete itat oven awry.
general 'disposition ametig futwerirtol gst xid Of
sheep, particularly the tins wooledbreeds, afd
40 siosiorititworro.- /Thews whn 3{Sep 'Sheep hate
got,theeparset wookid kisdpretlyluKtoont,lci . ttle
miuttmlball:*o l ; 11 # 8 Irb gl ed , elfl ;' , h)" , #1
`ASO lialitsalwittitifon# Ws,. , ~ 5 1...1,,r, , , -,:f,
if
'i w 4)oonii„lncl:—Tlis dearnoisou of stetp
T 1 is ° ltteiltetilo n Tnittel l i e n " s 4 l;ll:s d ai 1 : 1 1 4. 1 2f 1
o these eentesimay gaited , widdeu. the •*ei 3 dot'
niutton sheep were 'Wight - roe dtlrihk the ptid
fIY a! pa acopantilif: ike i libilti es* , mg be!fr,sfit_,
0 11 4; Peal& _Tilers! pi. a growitw sintlitterit ICLI
voila the lirxer, long wooled tiliCtieff tidal' 1
sauna& hebanfiliefi otitcpm,tf,Wciffbdt I
61 p,raittkitit fer 141_00 ' ~,,,,1 , , 4 ', .
1 1
the tax.
liOgl3 s4s.periead,uhd toi4e
tax. ____ . 1 ' "
i
i " 1 *•gr# l4l Q_JtVi i iilo6,l 9l 4 oB )o444g
sold ironing were entrusted tole htft:e
then Chink; las iiiiit4itik' a 111066:
us takeO c ki,io:4_,ll t r :- .1 l '
I" Thettiit t ioutelmsi ler. reeking yesterday,
,wthint tti ekticoi t two ways a littleB
- top; like a rallisiyjnnotion, Slid bas
ppokered frills edged witlia4tting' on eaoh end
PTAY34iiiritith,,, , WVl99lt iillickliti 4 ,Wliat ,ii itriAlnill)
Ye rp l emor,Erleacn. os3 PaPs..rlitlk 944:Irer 11F :j
hie; and none but villaitut wp,pliksoiciltgitimpro,
that."• ". --".. - t ..t. ,f,r, { %,11
.
Who is the straightest man men
tioned in the Bible? Joseph, because
Pharaoh made a rule of him, '
7;.-P ,,, , t .--.. ~ ' '''Seoitst,MOOree,gil'4 l liifil 1 A r
t ,.
.". The'NeV ifttilinittit4ift t iOkridell 7
bverhaide l &ell . ma - Virli I, k,Ariiiid,s' L A ,-
i'' '44l `," I to . I #l,' . .iiitlii4tl ( c41101101:00
The, iiitint#ei, , Villii:!paA sfOiri4 : dil,
voice ?k, f iuo l 4,loqPktelMits).!Mt, lb e''''
tangs to it l ourrilousalaiis_Of fellows, who
should lo g eincehave been suppresstd.
as nu isiitiW. , :4jirliziei Or ialmilar oh ra'
A j _CteT,AkTl 3 iti4ta sdn.o4kAtly , gPligtred at
2 ! IT' 1 4 71 91 .4_ a9.di •:, 4.4k4 5 1 94* i /114'; t S'
ii
,no *RAI Ifr AstkclVT494 le. disc l oy rf
.4`i tt l,f ) :fk.e' 4,4319,94 n(12,4 1 31',,.#1.epikt t
,(A.111;?144 I M, ,4, l 4r44l l 4l,l;k@rtilititaho t
lik9r,P 8 94 J. 4.041; 4 97014109 - 1, ;1/,Tht: /0 ' g
4 .. 3 )6T e i t.O9rOMPAYRYO4I.A 2 PO,II " 1
Pf*.t% ,:? 4 ,4424141.4444AttAt.P.01 ' "eV
lORAPT:Iv,RPAPNAIIrAttIia. &o
~h4A NA 914. 4914POTTIP•philAvoroeouSagptift
4911tYp: .I!:4:IN4PfTtIiT NoPived anY l in l '
, 419 11 Pin3 1 / 1 4 h ( tiVP,Anteliged:te' week
alt)gat setrikgan;44id A Anilwledga pt ,
itiANcti A &abetted prociir' edionecatad'
A. few Inentha Oh:Iowa i imeiblianti ) re-'•,'
eidlng Ilk Connaatteutiliktitt tradseeting
busyness kiiiNpw,Ydrky'tainp . Lliefore la'
Judga.anditestilled that hel 1 / 4 Vati first; iii=
brined ofple ;Wet& dlibice frimi lilt
,‘!by see:l7 the linnOunciathetit of ti 1 .
, marriage ith another mtin.n ' 'llatben
prs)g t eftdcoito:proy . o :by Wellablar,witikel
ea, that:* was never nerved iitith it e
.proaaa;, . hat- the Lproper , :kkldriments *
wereinevek• forwarded tollinif; that Cie
atildaVits (iti which the diVeiZeiituith ,
tained.were :never 'sworn to i that - .the
wife was, living) (Mid bed. beeril , ll*lng
for a conslderable ;..timaprevltito) .:-with
hpr second husband at the thrie the:di:
vurefe , was lo.itain ed: ; that she ran aW4 ,
with. Ale lat er to Etirope, i andl kept ht
w. A 4 unknown:Wier first' lib
.band.until eke. was released fro& him
by,ftri illegal proc.ess.!?.. : Many other IT ,
stanzas of 'a similar character bait)* beep
.brought t i c our attention.' Theire4tre
fellows in New Yorkiwho make a , 4.-e4.
ular business of procuringsuch diVoreet
Advertise rents .are.published in some
of the country papers to the effect, that
absolute divorces in this and other
States 'wili l."3 effected without "pAI3;
ietty.". - , ;., " • ~ ,
.
~~
A second gusxanteee, to do the' same
"with as little publicity as possible." A
third advertisement reads.in this wise;:
"DivorgeOegally prooured ,in a
_short
time
-for persons tiom any-state or cow+
ty Without publicity or change of 'resi r ,
deuce. Incompatibility or desertion.
finffietent .titi'se.'" And theiti"lais;yergS7
'ag:they . style themeelves; have.,pient*
iitidiente . 1 The 1 4mi:write .which the
,guarantee 'places a direct prom itim I've
:domestic :infelleithls and Weparatiotia...-4:
indiVidim!s ' ;who *kid' citliorwiso t 4
dOterred fro to'seek iok a separation on ,a 0
Mint of the notorety, are encouraged
;t4 63 .0 0 by l •Oda , promise of. seert.o3t;•-i
The promise is; to 'a certairinittent;'eari
Xif i l l fh a 1fi1 . ..,,.,.. 14 4 . 4 , " -04104./t4 l .
14;7 , vti Y's .P - 4.e , - .ma ttir i lleit over toa refi
Imps ? ' yha latter, , after bearing the'
facts, renders a decision to tho 'itfjlee;
which is entered upon the gond:records;
In this mariner all iMblicityla,avolded.'
Itie'isferee May, aiid,prohably often is,l,
",in ;Caine •firith the divorce lawyer, = In,
that event r he decides withouttnny re-1
Bard to the justice or- facts of 'the case.;
It very frequently hal:I - pens, aein the'
- ease'lready tilted, 'that" the iiqfiii(l4,4 l
is hot inadO•aware of proceedings., .Thel
riPtiee.. or Jaummone,. is inserted 'hi"'anal
obscure paer, or puryoely Misdirected. i
Miiiii;fend 'tit' puts 'ln', an tippeatinee,;
and the 'Plaintiff Obtains a verdict by,
del:twit. .i3ev,ertti instances of colitielon
between .husband and wife .have 00,-'
purred ;• one aiding the o her 'toPrOcure
a' (Wore° by failing to aat,ar before the
referee. In various
O th r ways, Judi
vidualspew contrivo, to, 'obtain 1 .141.i1
i°1 3 4 1 44, n
la o kia'. .i:iith9at . either proceed,
l'
lug to, Iria i Jor having their.domes'
tie affairs paraded ti4rougly the newEi.
papers.. regard,' '-tinirefore, - . for'::the
sanctity o .thiit' marriage relation, and
for public theralagenerally;dictates the
immediate abolishment of the secret
referee system as appiied to divorce
, ~
suits. ~. . • - : , . .
PIEE WM/LING .110SIITAL:
The I • • ; _ -
following article from tho.Revo--:
tuftorii4vea a peep at high-life morals
ia.New,York:- ) • -
1 , fi• it rso bt elite es: Itatrfientf 'thee ' flab - . • e artitigo S'
,drive to the tense in th& - dead and silent hours,:
I
mimi,.an infant . wrappott in enareidered „flannel:
a l naliiiolaWn is &eft at the door,. while those.rho
brought it mill bank Nampa to . ` ifth -
Avenue-or`
,
•Itfirrrityliliii, tekifloititifiteii:plioAs 'in' tit - et:Sit
'sooiety:-'..-Priobibly no honk) m•NoiefTerk-litiene
'murty , dark,:radi, a ooret thteads Lbfilifo liiitorky
oonyerging nd forming . p . icons within ire walls,
"a's:Sister Ir e ne a Foundlin g Hospital. • ~, ! -.! _
1 •'''Since'tbe openingobrthe' institution;
,atiteitii
l c )
'huntiredinC atfoliftVe' been imoeli , ed' within - its -
Wa11a...-At i stated: that-our polies !records ett&W
duking this errod nboutsono-balf atYmany Awes:
' l ot infantiol o as previously, stained ! itelpagge , Att
the ' train° '' length - of time. ' Valiant; the , worst
Bill! or Murder- his" reeblied . 'a 'olteeli - throbjkt -
Wit: benefiCerit means;-'that never' cattle hive
been reached in any other manner, and whicili
bught to finance forever all the oarning,nbfeCtions
thakbavo.been,raised againit:tbik iPeftellar :Oral*.
it'aii.i.tLy:',l. , , ..;-: ~., • .-... ;. , .. 1
The , Tribune - ,'Withltirnsiffillitialkkit- --
1' r
orward - logiO u thus' hita'the, 1 1)einoOra
:/.‘ - 4
6 ;".415 1 0.,AiAt A4V.4 ,titOing . e, delloaeY,
o abuse nn honest:, earnest lo7er Of tree.;'
dOrn9 althost beforevhd la col ,In )i8
IravP :.. ' . i '• • f • • `. 4. ' ' 2.: ... 4
I ' + ^ . . . ' • ;
With charming and ehemteriStul e wavy, a
Chicogo.: Taller/ .pbeeriathat !I t tilf i :. tits
ire 4: l l:fit noi It an l ,k, 2 as
Gar on di,_ d,siiht, e II I ifs
generli or nisation as a 'philanthropist, his
ability, or ilia onerg.y„hukas a thief." The acts
•cif the rare old Quitkeroirhloil td the nicely-son-
Ative Demderatio,consoience-lcok like the ft , were
don2prised in the aid whioh lie extended to men,
*omen andt children fleeing from slav e
epurse,,y,o4;AlS
. ern PeAteret-eitti ne s to . . t hiati?
'to nuttsistiqktithell reo;vit chile-of .11ithiltrief;
viz : • that every human being in the Votiliii - lar - Taa'
own body and,son‘find that the man who,holds
liini as pro ,erlY.ibittxnailtitialOr.--thavity prince
1, levee. ' ' 4 ';'
f u ll r.
Tran i Albt WedL T 6Bd
'Philadelphia, each, the sum of one
thousand pounds, brilngi to be loaned
;tb mechanics in small sums. He ca1'A1,1401440
'A 1 ,14014 4 0 WOW iota itieltikie;:kui
that in 100 years It would amount to
AlBl,OOO, or over $650,1300, and he gave
direettoroiao r toit@wfuture use; fu- esert
case: Hi eittfOtatidbil
lave not; been realized. like fiind' left
Boston attheiihe,ginUibg of the pres
ePt Y ea r l aW)P.ViteLt g4%.9o B omici , 1014.
and safely iiiyAted, Mae R'lAllEt.:-
delphia and is still Sthidleir; Staie
having seen lost by the failure of the
United faitutes' 13ftuk, and it now
alitoun z to less thou $60,000,
MIMMI
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lir, t
ra'l»y.'.. eFi;
" if/40Pa wpm, di ~ , .. ;
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Ii)? IiENRY. t.Litio 1 13 EleEqR:•
. , .- i
\' If pebpld do - not isk qtiestiOns, 'nap'
shall they get information? • Esion if i lt
promptsbe:only curiosity that proptd the (pals?
lion, "au answermay sometimesi dogood.•
We don',t , auppose ,any ,h,nuaan: belg
,c,arPtlV.l9.Pallg# WlA7FNairo.r e s py Pr et
I .
4'4 11 4 Tf4 4 APP-. _TP.P 8 ta.RP 414Yek.04 ' 9 '
estafe,
.re viesupokp, dpwilgegt, l 9,l,4 At .
no*lo,d,zwbility i.tuit,cip,y, , one yfoil d
Whitely . t o covet . 'BiK theri,,lp a ; 4-
ligb ; where'pebtkafiie not ;JO 1040441:Lc a
hairy bin that they'ean . sit 'aciivn add
diftimil a matter, many queei,ipiestiOits
'cline up: 'thin; IS 'obb of them, ,i , hpili.
las . beoi o p i our 2 fitinds,ti year, ! hat'as
it,
has kept through So'matiyage.§, 01E4124
likely to spoil in a few motittii,"aitil $o
here it'ils: , - •t , . '- • ,•- , ' ' ' I •
=Er
../ Dicsiatri 17; 1869.E 1
, W, Beeolm-.,-pear
form me; ttiongs the columns of tko Neyrlrprk
'Ledger; , abir.Coires *lto yroo;°ooli oblige ‘•
. 4-, A,lim+rma THSI LIEVOEU.
t`Rheytiftlig record, of Cala!a courted p
or wed4.lllm. Rowever. lattgestlag - to
P a !4F 3 t!" . 3 33 RPAvc4 l + it , 44. 4 Pf KlP,Aikte
ieat excep npork,Ae r ,cupposktlo'n
beetlie acconnely Gieueila of, tpie cr
of' AdOn'w-as designed t.o elcchl
I the supposition that any
. people had
been'. created. 10.thinf and'EVewoe
the Bole progenisors of the race, then
Cain and Abel, 'tie inferred, must baVe
thcillr own sisters-la connection
which ie Olock!ng to,the,sensibittttes 4f,
ip whole race, et a subaquent stage O
d e velopment.' _
' But Illttny of Viet - ethers of the cheych'
denied that Adam and: Eve and their
children'' were' the onlYPekiple On4he
globe. They affirmed that the test' iii .
Genesis Very plainly implies that there
Were other inhabitants besides Adam's
family, They allege that verse 14 d,f
chapter,,4th of Genesis plainly impli es
that the• World was Alreagywidely pop
ulated. For, when God declared that
Cain `shoUld be driven out from his fain;
, ,
ily, and made ' a vagabond in the earth,
Cain deprecated the genteace; and plead
`that "every one that iledeth m'e shall
slay me." Itowas plainly not his faint
ly connections that he feared, for he de
sited not to be driven forth • from them.
It was the people that- he should meet
when a wanderer in the earth. - Who,
then, were these, people wnom Cain
• feared to meet when he should have
gone forth into the earth ? • . .
It is also reasoned by. scholars that
the natural .method of soothing •11 a
,fears wbuld have been. to tell hies, '
...
"There are no other people on i ear ii
except your father's children." I -;•
stead of that, the Lord is represen d
as falling in with Cain's impression e;:
L ikpectieg the population_ of the _WOf d
Ae t 4 tiAle, Ve ",set, a. mark upon .Calni
Ipatkoy, fin ding kinci shonid-kill hinr.'t
iltill further, it is said that Cain,. eepa4
' rating . hikumelt krain his kindred,' went
to the land of Nod, east of Edoni, !'ftn
Ale bullded a ei,ey, and.calledlthaname of
i,, 46 'pA kYil i fier the. rieme -9f hial son 7Etv:,
e0h.",.. .Tllial fathom , very • pertineutlyi
, __.._.
TO ofk_tf vi 4 MO t .411* XII Ili • eny .r 1 7 7 r Tr*
, llMPAdelgealkitP#MOrdlnary state u
; 1 4/ /Pell' 41.0 04 1 44 bane enabledflaio
filltfillup a njtari d 4owever; mall, wit h ,
his own children 1 And it is inferred,i
therefore, that there were, peopledn•the
landhcsides the- immediate posterity of':
Adam. ; If Adam was the only progen-1
itor„Cain must have married his sister.[
If, there were other lines of people; oth-1
er Adams, as it were, then Cain might':
.4.llvP,PWrieclhlto another Stock.. i ' I
1.• Watickaot i express any judgmeet- ini
the matter.. Wo giire our correspondent
the opinions that have been held inAin t
early days of the church , , , bikt with the
additional. statement, that ahliot all;
modern Christian writers have rej cted
them; .., ~ • .•,, ~ • •
, But as the origin of race's has, in otrk
day, . assumed an important scientific
development,' and-116 very Many able
scientists hold • tol 'a variety otoriginal
race stocks, it is interesting! -to know
that thote views have.been heid'befo t re,
and upon S upposed Biblical' - grounds.
Bytt are there no more questiOnti about
Cain ? ,Does nobody wish to know his
wife'A name? Does one Wish--,to
know what .the mark• was vhiely the
Lord affixed; to Cain ?- DoeS 'no one
wish to know when. Cain died? Ques:.
lions must be scarce to leave such points
untouched. .If Cain is to be raised, he
ought_to be tbereughly dealt with.—
,Ledger. " ' 1
A CHINESE STORY.
i 3
, - Sane yeareago, when the' Tai-ping
(rebels were devastating the .most fruit ,
!fill proVinces of Chine, • a novel 'plart
!was invented for diseovering the molieg.
land treasure concealed by the terrified'.
! merchants 'and people on the first war
-1
prig, ef the. approach: iof -the. rebets.--. 1
Bern e I ugeniouslTaliping thought With- •
t. -
' ll l, himself -thatas,all - , mere ••are devout
'vOrsilipera , of gold , and-silver;...som&r
lb ilig,.oofii posed f rom man would, in all
k.trobability,: be , more efficacioui , than.
anything else in , . discovering hiddeh
treasure, without putting-men - to; the
value; .of ,pUlling down :each 'I Separate
hrick,or anysuspected place; to get at
the , Coveted board.!-He therefore Seized'
he,firet prisoner he could lay lauds On,
luyl:quietly ' pro eeded to cut k hinilli)
and put - h im lutes: large caldron, where
e ,was allowed to simmer until a Burn
, Cleat coating of oil had collected On the
t u.rface;. this . wile icareftilly. skimmed •
. tr, and then 'a rill 'of cloth *at, spread
4 1 .)utkartd soaked I the belm'an oili %after
jvhich It was tig tly rolled uplui&con.
verted into a tofcb.., The - rebel !then flit ,
b 181 torch, , and;- Sin Zs,' fever Of i expecta-.
i_lPPostrtedlin auestiof a. likely. house.
P4ty MI , 00 n d on ei Act bia taste; ...het erre
t,e red,: and y
eiowl3waved thp Walk la all
direetionsi intent3ylvirttching the' fianieit
)0.k9b.1 3 . 11 90 M
4X.oo.4oerieedllilokering.44-...
ilika a rptilcl P S. tlxigera, clutching rat gold!
*rim 4 .444,Liva0:0-rimp.-J-....a. ..., 4.
,Al-1... arllblity.
alld Aelt,PareAbie wa# -a, High ~that itre A „
surg,lwlP,t LcaaceitkliilexaetlYiWbvre , the
torch It te4ergui.,,
~HeLaceordiagl,y , actle ;
Wqo l •.O.O.l l .llo l led4c4Vni.tbetipmkofiAbe - :
-wid i l r and mare
. euough ,theraidlemv,ere4:
a ecot.Y Ward 'ofrilver.`, ~Thia.,plan,,
*ad n ertird'in • ereall7. t 4ited
thw V thiettieli),`iriul'hieMejl id iiW . -
..toriou at that, , i6il , tin , Ittipetial )6M•dbf--olif
`Wh9Se suit was mrinformating)
olc c Albe rebels. prikproxi ihootessical ,
ed ilata thi?,trtith Or, : thnkePcit'Atler.
mai 'inglir,the Simile' ti,thfiethat he cong,
nolfpfrAibily 1414iVe it .' , -The ' prim:list
decisive/twat multi Wasitbeir triethes&6l l
dlecoVerlug3 hidden treasute.t :: , Wily
upqp,thoefilcetreplied thatiaittlO,Pßles ,
ouer ipmrsistoli
_,lll, Yiplaetihkg_t 5t9 . 11 1,- ,c k
tilittaTtirthe'eepot.t. h? .10P101,,clu; tri 7
self tilleheitielot tesithigita 'tit Er tor
falsehoo on his person. The prisoner
was immediately killed, cooked and
converted into a torch, and used with
the greatest eueeeee.--"lppleton'e Jour.
CM
- Church
[F
NO. I
Bishop Whit.ehonSe, ,tbe DiooeT of
Illinois, 'has lately 'givini'ordinatiO to
a young; Swede;' Rev. Mr; Aln lot,
from Gotheborg,l3weden, • •
The Rev. Jacob Totka, a, minister of
the German Reformed Church, _has
been received as a Catidldate foi' Or
dere in Minnesota,' and ' the 'Re v , jd e ,
T: Hillmiar , late- pastor cf the 'Roman
Catholic congregations at e St., :&uthony
and Minneapolis has bee ' r e ceived in
to the communion ot„ the - Protestant
Xpiscopal Church.,—.Episcopal..Reg'r.
, It has ever been a principle of the
'divine government that every privilege
should be, bdund np with some duty;
,sorne.tzet of fait/i r onwhich it Is in fact
Made to depend. Thii is true even In
the natural corder s ,in the, sio h e r e, of
man's physical and - intellectual life.l-4
Every Righbrings with it Its an:rep-
I
pending tw :y,-;-civerit'rlvllek e its law
plied Respo sibility.. The two are for-,
ever.insepaMble. , By the fulfilment of
the duty alone, can the possession; and
enjoyment of the right be secured ; by
the recognition of t h, e responsibility
only, can the benefit' of ther\Privilege
be retained.
'Thus—to turn first , of all to man's
physical lifer-finisevery one's right to
enjoy the largest measure of health his
constitution is capable of; but in order
that he may not lose thepractical good,
the actual bleising belonging to. this
right, he must have a decent regard for
the duty which it implies: namely,
obey the OrganiC Laws of his being.—
If , a man degrade himself below' the
level of the brtite, through gluttony, or
drrnkenness, or licentiousness, it is in
vain for him to say, " I am a man,' and
therefore entitled to all the rights and
privileges iof a man ! Cursed be Re
lentless F to for depriving me ofasbund
1 ;.
body and _ ood health !" The body
Ibe
comes no
l e the sounder, the lx eal t h
grows none the better, for all his talk
about' rights and privileges,, until he
makes up his mind in sober earnest to
do his duty, be faithful to his responsi
bility, with respect to himself cis a ma
terial being. • - ' . ,
So, also, of Mauls Intellect. If any
one contains within himself the germ
of a 'Bacon or a Newton, he hat+ the:
right: to become such : but who does not
see that the mere clamoring for the!
right will never transform an ignora
mus;
into a sage? Who does no see
that study', application,years of ard
work—thttt, all this is implied? ' 1 •
Bit if all this be so with our rights
and privileges in regard to the /cal im
portant interests of life, why shouid it
be deemed lt true.of those relating to
the more imp rtant—a., to thesupreme
interests of our being,—our rights and
privileges as spiritual, immortal chil
dren of (lad ? It is not less true! The
actual enjoyment thereof, as real,belle
vers ier .Christianity, as sincere mein
/
b en s' s r the Body, f 'Christ, demands a
proper.understau ing of, the duties in=
rtf4. - Tidtcyettions i liooed In the yeti
nature of things this onus( be so,—
While profetikng OyaltY , to the Church
of Christ, we are net 4 imagine that
We are making ood our profession,
whilst we at least secretly keep up an
actual allegiance—if not also openly a
defiant a lieglance—to self and Satan.'
Whatever the life of those " who pro
fess and call themselves Christians"
May be in other respects, the g reat ques
tion is whether, in the light' of their
relations, to Christ and Ilis Church,'
they are indeed true to their highest
duty ;—whether they indeed look be
yond themselves, and discern in the
Safety, and honor, and good name of
the Church as Christ's own Body, and
in her divine comMunion, a higher and
more sacred thing than is to be found
in all other interests, in whatever light
of self they Imay be viewed'. Are they
indeed to be accounted "Church peo
ple," who think (and very, justly) that
the majesty of the civil law must needs
be maintain ed for the protection of so
ciety ; and yet seem, to consider it the
veriest trifle to do despite - to that which .
they pretend to recognize as the King
dom of Christ upon earth ? Are hu;
man institutions, founded by the wit of
man, to be honored and defended ; and
is this divine ,institution, whose chief
corner stone is Jesus Christ,. whose
i builder is God, to be contemned and
'defamed at the dictates of a wounded
!self-love—or at the ' instigation of the
IdeVil ?' ' • '
1 We write Ihns'plainl • because of, our
' i conviction that, if all who are known
as " Church people" could but be bro't
;to see their suicidal course as such—the
great ‘ 'harm they are doing to the cause
they nominally represent,but virtually
Stand hi the way' of :there must be
!manliness ati d tvOnianlin l eas , enough'
Within them, to .rouse thernrto a sense
of *their; duty, as :read in the light'of ,
Past. ,vows,—no less binding than:the
Most
. solemn oath, administered in a
bourtofjustice!•• ,Church members stall! I
ding aloof and occupying nczaral grouid
lu a life or death struggle betwebn tt
Church of Christ ' and the' Powers o
Darkness r Until the Church 'returns
to her first, love,—untll her.childreribe
come ready once more even to lay dOym
life itself for Christ's sake, the World
'ray well doubt Whether the , salt has
jest its savor;=twbether it‘ is fit for
aught but the dung bill, and to be trod
den, ; under , foot_ er men l suppose we
abut our, eye's to our Christian. duties,
refuse ; to f look: ;death und judgment in'
he face, deny,our,erd for the .sake of
use and self ip ci ulge ace ;- , cau all, this
' ''"• for' 'i
t' . ' h
geetire us an
,e s eine ere forever,,
,anY iurp're ! tlian if ' iire
,d led, the martyr's.
sdeetti 1 isTol ' .4ot* or. later we must
.go:. and to us it IS the most conclusive
:proof (that. eon Id • be' • iiddubed, to 'show
bow slight a hold the'sublime tr4the'of
-o t hristianity bave° on , he generality of
inen;÷r-this fearfulrpri a -the lire will:,
Ihg : to,pay, forn , few b lef ye ra of ease,'
or self , • indnigence, or bold ! differenee, 1
' 1 74.1 k fewl.YßFE! . l 4 ltiek. A'illo lOWOi , will:
seem ii!Se ea leaeY d.rtrlt ,An i bWrittletet
.o*,tlo-19-.*,/1101 ,they . ,FPFe put,
p;r4S - Nre ' W 6'0.0' t 0 an lia7!ftoy . .f ..„
, c , -
E ! A tart atom these Interbilit l e rich are
,ritto'reicetledd 'h.f, -.'
tin d *tax" 0. i,4 4 );
Phurch s Sf t i bibit r i t*F indfyl, , 41 , welk;
.bebiel(if,) indeed, fliere ii anytto-4.
.mortiliy•Of the' nett ft wl-11.- We arq . B gh
,pundered , from ' ber otnninunton). l- oui
ilr?div ideal welfare, apart , I . icira ' , ibis° i
Jlterests; 'ends tufthi this:life: !'WhetiNvor I
il:IPs4 lulls • portals' .of tbe,;:grave;--as obr
140.0: o,lo)l4cir .Iteth taught ‘ us—there
are two communions, one or the other
of which we must enter ;—enter, not
because of any arbitrary decree or sen
tence of our Judge, but because of our
hinguarml
•
Is well stipplio_ P tosses and Types to one
cuta all - kinds of Job Work' 'with neatness and
dispatch.
Largo addition. of all the late etre; of type
• have been added to Jhis department.
NO. 14,
LoopVon—Smith &Bon's Blook, 24 Floor
---
unfitness tot the discernment-find ap•
predation and enJoymentof any other.
The one, the Communion of Sainte, is
but a continuation of the life , the bles
sedness, belonging tO the realeommun
ion of the Church - dn earth : a life, a
blessOdneas, limited '!only by ETERNXT_
'TY I xf that life, that blessedness le to
be ours, (and this is addressed, not to
infidels, but to "church peOple,") we
must not make light 1;f Itepentance and
Faith, of Righteoustietis and Holintss
—in short, of the Kingdom of Clod h re
and now. K.
ZEMIN
the Agttetor.l
[For the Agitator.]
Mr. Editor you allow me a
part of the "church column" in your
paper, to offer a few thoughts on a sub
ject which is exciting, a good deal of at
tention at the present time, namely,
" .Regeneration by Baptism." I trust
the subject may not be deemed out of
place in this column,' as your contribu
tor " K.," from week to week, occupies
the whole space, in propagating the pe
culiar views of the Church to which he
belongs. Our purpose is not so.much ,
to put forth our own views on this sub
ject, as to state the views held by many
distinguished Churchmen ! themselves.
In the "Essays and Reviews" by
prominent Church of England divines,
published eleVen years ago, .is an essay
on the Interpretation of Scripture, by
Professor Benjamin Jewett, of the -Uni
versity of Oxfcitd. In the course of the
essay he speaks of "
_the extraordinary
and unreasonable Importance attached
to single words, sometimes of doubtful
meaning." He mentions, among oth
res, the question of infant baptiam, and
fortifies his criticism by thisstatement
- "In the instance of infant baptism, the mere
mention of a family of .a jailor at Philippi who
was baptized, (' he and all his'—Acts ' 33,)
has led to the inference that in his family there
wore probably young children ; and hence that
infant baptism is, first, permissible;' secondly;
obligatory." (Am. Ed., page 396.)
Mr. Jewett says, further, that he be
lieves infant baptism to rest upon suffi
cient grounds, but " the weaknesa is
the attempt to derive It from Scripture.",
In a reply to his essay, Rev. - Dr. Geo.
Moberly,l3ishop of Salisbury, remarks :
"If there be Ay persons who base the oblige..
tion of infant baptism thus upon the inference
so drawn from the Acts xvi, 38 '
I have nothing
to say in their defense; but I do not know of
any such; I believe, on_ the contrary, that there
is not g single passage in the New Testament
which directly referi, in its own proper or imme
diate meaning, to infant baptism, much less that
th er e is any which proves its obligatory chorea
tor."
rA. correspondent (G. F.) of the Prot
eStant Churchman,'New York; writing
a-few weeks since about the ( recent ac
tion at Chicago 61 Rev. Mr t l Cheney's
case, recalls the passages abobe quoted,
and then comments as follows :
" The Bishop of Salisbury, as yotrwell know,
is not the only man who entertains this opinion
as to the silence of the New Testament about
infant baptism. You aro well aware what Nean
-der, Do Wette, Meyer, Olshausen andlothera have
said on this point. Every one of your readers
too must see how it bears on the Chicago i
ss dog-
j
sion. For if there is not a single passage n the
New Testament which directly refers to nfant
baptism, or proves its bbligatory eharaote how
much less is there a passage which refers to Ithe
effeces of infant baptism, or proves what ita a
reas are ! And if thic l .i. 4vhdt-..,
nnds a „n,„„,
ro man '
like Mr. Cheney to preach as las, z er ~..„,,
and to do the work which he ii doingr'""." lll ,F ,
will affirm of every baptised Child, that las he
been regenerated in' baptism by the Holy Spirit l
"Depend upon lit, a good ' many thoughtful
men are beginning to say of a 'Church which
sanctions such a !judgment,-=That J,s not the
Church for us." t - :
Another correspondent, in au issue of
the same paper, two weeks ago, writing
from Chicago, says : ,I.
"Though not a member CU Mr. C,,.h e n e y's
Chnrob, I have felt much interest in hiis trial and
its results, not from personal feeling for lam not •
acquainted with him ; but ,on aceonnt of the
principle involved, and the attitude of the Epis
copal Church (of which I have been a member
for twenty years) toward those - holding the views -
on the subject for which Mr,' Cheney was con
demned. I have been much !atcrested in the ar
ticles in the Protestant Churchman in relation to
this subject, and especially in the abort article
by G. P. in your last issue, whiCh induces me to
trouble you with this qommunioation. The mode
of administering infant baptism in our (Church
has always been so repugnant 'to my mind, that
I could never consent to havojmy children (of
which I have a large famil3l) receive an ordi
nance which; to my mind, taug4at what Wr posi
tively untrue. I cannot believe that a infant
of but a few months old, who has no conception
of good or evil, who knows not oven that there
is a God, can have ' the heart and aff etion¢
changed from enmity to the love of God,' can be
'renovated in heart,' can •be ' changed rom a
natural to a spiritual state;' (I give, yen Web
ster's definitions of the term regenerate;) and bx
what? Thc tsprinkling of a little water - '
and the
expression oil a few formal words, which, include
several assertions wbioh to my mind are wholly
untrue, This has been a subject of thought
with roe for years, and I have conversed upon it.
with many earnest laymen and ministers ooorir
Church, and have been surprised at the number 4
making the same objections. I can say with
' G. P., 'Depend upon it, a good many thought
ful men aro beginning to say of a Church which
sanctions such a judgment, (and, I mayfadd, en
forces such a doctrine,) ' This is not the March
for us:' " " . E
Your correspon cent "K.— nas ttuth
fully_remarked that " the chief pause of
the feeble hold thp Church hag, on .the
mass of the people, is to be found, 'in
great part, within the Church itself—
appearing as it does in the o b•ioue
want of a real, living; 'moving 4aith in
the Church's teachings on ,the part' of
those--who know well enough what.the
teachings are." , W M. N.
..{_ ~ w . a~. .j
i
• - The' Agitator-
Book & Job Printing House,
Important to Youncr Housekeepers
' ln the recent work of Dio Lewis, he
gives an account of one week in which:
the 'sum total expended for hiSsfood was
54, cents. two days ou of the seven
he indulged in a brief S ew, the meat
for which each time cots exactly two
Cents, and he says " there was really
enough for 'two of us i " As for the oth
er days, the carte for a couple of them,
will give an idea of, all : " Sunday
breakfast, hulled Southern corn with'a '
little. milk. 'My breakfast cost three
Gents. 'I took exactly the . same thing
for dinner. Food for the day, six Cents.
I never take any supper, i TueSday
breakfast, two cents worth, of beans,
With half a cent's worth of vinegar.—
For dinner, one quart of rich beau por
ridge; worth one cent, with four slices
of co irs° break worth two cents. Food"
for , Tdesday, five and a half cents." In
Cone' sion;.lDr.'Lewls remarks': "Of
I could
sours I don't pretend 'that ent - iw nt
'Can =1 vein th is luxuriouwa,
'limas health
icverybo y that can e A:l o
;have 'lived jus ,t d
conoerne ,o n half the
and streruak. •. _ I
~ n e. „..weeiaes, on. three Oays, rata
:;;Tnuch altogetbter, and suffered from
thirst and dullnesS. But ' then I may
plead that rar.iab)t,a'are yery aetive.-:
c not only have•written forty odd pages
Of :this book during the week, but I
haVe dOne a large amount of hard rims
.onlar labor." . , •, • ' '
I 0
; .A. fast youth hired a horse to attend
s funeral. •
'"Den't drive him too fast," said the
keeper of the liverystable. "I may a%
well kill him," was the reply, "if he
caul keep up with the loners)."
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