• , , • I ~'OL. elic Agitator. IVSLISIIED EVENT WEDNESDAY 13Y 6111/DER it BARNES, C CiF,LIVE.Tt. I A. Y. MEd : —V.,00 per annum to advance. 'Sla Ir iv iaiiistigi : ATEs OF Al) 41n. 7in. 12in 20 in MIME $4OO $6OO $9OO $l4OO 6 00 7 00 II 00 16 00 GOO &001300 1800 001 9100 16001 20 00 /0 00 // 00 20 OP 29 00 ts co - a 00 26 00 3.6 00 20 00 Y). 00 as to so bee 28 00 36 00 GO 00 100 00 T 1 0u }2OO 000 le° 300 400 •• Ao 300 600 1 6 1 ;ra 4 43 00 4 00 9 00 5 00 000 12 0 0 8 00 V 2 00 /0 00 I'2 00 18 00 2.6 00 a cw-nten le are calculated by the inch In iottigth ;„.., and any less apace is ilia% as a full inch. advettiscnlents It - mat be,patd for before It ,'cc ou ) early contracts, :when balk-it:arty Ln advance will be required. NoIICES ill the Editorial Murano, o_t3 the " .iik o‘, It:cents per ilino each insertion. /loth, for less than SI. ;,licts in Local column, cents per line if t wo n‘e lines ; and 60 cents for a notice or tire 'S tA,m of MAILIIIMIES and DEATHS A all obitrotry,notices will be charged 10inserted coats 10 /L E 0 par cant abovo regular rat es i'Aitue 5 lima or lees. 35,00 per year. 1311ti11ICSS Cards. --- 1 r ,I, til LW' ,, • V. A. JoHniON, Braeelder & Johnson,„ t t ), t ,„,, ~ Atunument.4,••TOElibtitoiles; IDAhle. , icautci., A., d'al.l mad m. 0.. Shop, Wall et., '.. 1 ,,,,,,,v, Welinhoro, I'a.—July*o, len. R. S. Bailey St Son, ,E+, il, Idtcd. l CF. CW114.18'31011 IItERCHANT:i. i! „ 11 ,, a ...±.1.,-.datty. Our hotel and faintly lir t“ (Admit the highest market piece I, kiA i ati a d Mims. No. 3u Sonth Water 1872-3 m. * • A. Redfield, , t ,N 1 011 COUNi',ELLOI3. LAW.—Collect- IL O : . ..rt. 1..10.1 to. °Moe oNer the roatothee, A .% mt Esq.—Wellstioro, Fa., Apr. 7, u. H. Seymour, L A ) 111, Itoga Pa All business en t , 1 „ , ,„, v tll ict t Live. proulvt atteution.— Ceti. AA'. Merrick, ;vr_ - 1 lANN - On\ eit m Lonen & Cone's Notatuv °th ee , 2 ( 1 fiour, marliell 4% Cameron, ..'.! 1' A auk' Insurauca . I • 1 , at.anis bpck." block, ortrr ,1 i Wcllaburo. Pa —JIM. 1, • NV011,11:I A. Stop.e, . C` B. Kelley's Dry Ooria ui I um, Maui %tre . .ct. h,. lIM Emery & C. D: , 4 ;" I.' V. —ollee. opposite,Com t Ihmsr, Ant ,ri • WiniallilSpOrt, PA. Ali LUStIILE,3 I" /II to —.Tab. 1, 1±...c2 .1. C. Strang, A t i.AW DISTRICT ATTIihNEY.-- ❑, Wellshoro, -Jan 1,'72, .J. B. Nile, L LAW —Will atteth.l p.outi,ti) to tam toi , t , .1 t. , Lta c<LL.: to tli L.Qt•Lutice 0.1-tioga t':7 7 <•ti: t , AV. Adams, ~ LAW, Mansfield, Tioga Lottit3 , , Pa ..• ••••,,lpty tt. —lntl 1 16;1. C. L, Peck, u i_!:`•: claims 1.1,111i11): , :011. - ciud II Bo thcrQ, 'Nelson, 'llog,t co., ra no. \V. Cr'ulernses - , t=" .—All brisiitess eutiuntea • woly itt.....Lidc.l to-011:3 Ist Aocith N. I'6, ,tvec.,, r .."-t<, La I.lliii, 4VT LAW, Wilita;E:9;cit, 11 MC:1,11:0:4i MEEE %Vin. 13. Sitlith, A1.1011:41 Et linty ,LL.I Lt. atioliq st nt to tto. v 111 le t tentit.ll c; ins 1,11,1.,.0e —En ,3 I lal 1. 1;•;'... Van (lehter Sr Barnes, it I, -- kinds .;.t Job Plahling done on „kJ IH lLu b 111 , flow' —Jan 1, 16.752. W. 1). Terbell & Co., 4• i TaItIGGI•3I:, and dealers 11/ Wall Paper, • 44, Limps, Window Glass, Perfumery, Paiuta, -• , 41,1 m, N. V. Jan. 1, 1972. bacon, M. D., •, ',Mt Milli:I:ON, Ist. door east of Laugh. t: t -11 attend promptly to all • .11-1,4,,, Jan. 1, 1,5;?.. .1. M. Ingham, 111. D., I-T. oillea at Ins residence uu the Av ',.lf 1.. l'a , Jan. I, 1872. AV. W. NV - ebb, M. D., , AST) hUR.i MTN. —ortice--Opditing out of Drug Store.--Wellebom,Pol.. Seeley, Coats & Co., h 10,x, ate, Tio;_ aCo , Pa -- I,:cccive, wotiey t• and sill alts oil Ncw 11,,t/B prumptly 0. ,/ } I {)Ai (•••1.1 CRAND 4„ .DAVID COATS, KIIUXViIIe & 3 4 all_ v.fa Elk land.lrta Co., I , a. , JOHN PARKHUII6T, C. 1.. PAT/J.0.0N. Vale House, 11 11, I t 1 Yulo. This 11. ~, k.utlithln to itecouulloklate the tra% el -- i N Lr lo a :opei tor nazmuer.—Jatt. 1, 1t372. Pctrolium House, FTi 111.11, , ;is ci pordiptor.-00CA He mm and beast Charges rea !alb t.ticot ; {ecru to gncatr •,. I 1.-72 Farmers' Temperance Hotel. 7 .Rl, moNpa,e., I , ll%aur, psirchaseci thift hoube, t w flan. Hs in the past, Ft, icily tem ”,p 1 h ['At , / 3 - arc ornmodatlOU for elan • -tI. li,'• I ll'l o ll3ble.-11"(11shoro, l'a., -,. 1•72 Unioo Hotel. ' '‘N tf tor, Wellaboro, Pa.—Tins I. ;.4-tutl ;1- :4,1, and 1t all tlyt conven mu, . a r,l iit 71'4. Charge 9 1110,1e1 atc.—Jau. Wellsboro Ciirt 1:‘.11 , i ST. k. AVENUE, • Wellsbaro, Pa. SOL. RUNNEL, Prop'r. [-pont [Ltd Lady kept by D. B. Holiday sp3,t, no ',fins to na ,ke it a first " All the stages linty° ai.tL dcpirt frQ4lltl4lB.. vr.,.,1 hostler in attendance. et-ly•Litti!rY, .er•; i l iv' OLD ' P P , NNSYLVANIA HOUSE" . 1- rld.V Itiown as the Townsendand C' ! r a time nocupied by Ij. D. Holiday: has been 4 . t homighly minted and reratoeil by NI. R. 0 'CON N 0 . 11, • hippy to accommodate the old friends of I , ° l „t~ \ c7 y reason stile rates. _ M. It. O'CONNOR. ilfrs, 'C. ,P, SMITH, " ` )L t; Lind elegant de 6 igUS I" AT11.1.17 e,rw. '1\)•• CYlr G&•003:1JE• 73 " the public to call and, examine good's and trouble to show goods. a). 28.1819, lira. 0. P. 131113:ti. . i. ' riot 1. , ,: ?, ..,!- f, i ) •-- i i - 1 . 1. lii 1 1 - i 1 - 1 t.. , .% . -r 4 , -, , SHAKESPEARE. • What shall Mg crown be ? But the laurel leaf That, blood•besprilled, decks the warrior's bead, Who grasps at glory as'llestilittionts chief, A living monument to thousands dead: \ - Bequeathing a vast legacy of grief, Some pest incarnate fed with human life, -Born ambition, or thtilusti of strife. In regal diadem, shall we proclaim agl4nWillah‘ttketdd - dircuraiscribeliiwwerptii4. kingivoyron , et would Oily shame "K . The kluglier Thought whose realm is the whole Ssirth; Such petty vanities but mock his fame. Profane it uot i , he to all crowns above t item of peat°, Evangelist of Love t --John Brougham. othors abige our question. ; Thou art free. We.sak Mid ask. Tholptmilest aOartattly. Ont,topping knowledge.' For thd)oftlest That to the OW a unerOthllo his rosiest*, ,; Planting his steadfast footsteps tu-the Bea. Making the heaven of heavengbitrdstelling-plate, - Spares hut the cloudy border C - Jfihis Came To the Vile.] searching of morality. Ahd thou, who, dithot the stars and auilbsruns know, seif-sehO(ded, self-seanued, itielf-lihiarded, self-secure, blast walk on earth unguessed at. Defter so) All pains the immortal spirit must endure, All weakness that impairs, all griefs that bow Find their soul voice .1k that, victorious brow. • K —Ala/Mew Arnold. The End of an Experiment It's a very convenient house,' said Squire Northall. ' Water-filtering cistern, aspara gus bed; dry basement, everything in apple pie order. Such an Opportunity don't occur every day.' es,' said Miss Grace rennypacker, ey ing the premises in a keen 'business sort of way.- ',What do you think, Gertylny dear?' • I think as you think, aunty,' said Ger trude, who was the most docile little white lamb of a damsel that the imagination could conceive: ' Then we'll take it,' said Miss Grace. pay a quatter's rent in. advance, itn(l sign the papers to-morrow night.' The Squire took snuff in an embarraised sort of way, and said: Excuse me, ma'am, but is it true that you're one of those woman's rights people?' 'What dif f erence does it make whether I am - or not shortly demanded Miss Penny packer. 'Because I don't believe in that sort of thing,' answered the Squire, and 1 won't let , my house to one of 'em.' 'iWell, then,' said Miss Grace, bravely, .'I doibelieve in a wintan's right to vote; to lecture, if she chooses; to stay at home and make puddings, if he chooses, and in being as independent as she chooses. If thaVs be ing a woman's advocate, I am one.' • •,` Then,' said 'the. ,SqUire, thrusting his hand deep into his trousers pocket, ' I'd rather not let my house to you.' Then you can let it alone,' said Miss Grace, tipping her round hat defiantly on her pose: (Ane, ()city.' And the obedient niece dittifay fonowed in her warlikenunt's footsteps. ' What shall we do, aunty?' Gertrude ask ; cd after they had walked on a little way. There arc houses enough,' said aunt Graces, and I won't be dictated to I I ,tell You wh at, Gerty; thelnore - onth sees . men the more one gets disgusted. I wish I knew of an islaul somewhere inhabited solely by women 'So do I, aunty,' said Getty, clingi4 to 'Miss Orttee's protecting . ,skirbV Miss Pennypacker selected the next most eligible house on her list—a swiss, cottage on Ithe bill, owned by an apathetic Old lady, who would tet her house to Mephistophiles Iliire-elf if he had come with a dr.!ss coat, Fibno hoots, and a suitable iecommenda tidnilutn the real estate aeent What kind of a neighborhood is it?' ask ed Miss Pennypacker. Well,' drawled out old Mrs. Hall, "taint very lively. The doctor who lives in the Lid house—tin eccentric sort of a Mail, that won't have a woman nowhere around; -and there ain't no society, and--' " I don't want society,' interrupted Mis 4 Pennypat l:cr. (-live me the keys, and tate poi-session at once.' ()rent was 'Miss P:mnypacker'sgleeful congrtuulations when she found herself snugly installed ui *tuurel Lodge,', which the mule ‘II.C. maze (.11 th%'i • P..o=e , , clan:lMb, honeysuckles, and a plenty of cutrant hushes,' she chuckled.— ' I'll send for a load of books at once, and gut your east.] up in the north room, GMT' `lt will be so nice, aunt,' said Geitrucle, NVIIO was one of those human mirrors who reth•ct the thoughts, ideas and propensities of those who stniound them. 1.1 t; 1 1t,72 Miss Grace Pennypackez was fat, fair, and thirtptive—a smooth-browed, merry. eyed old maid; and (Jetty, at sixteen, was ju.t like a daisy—fresh, innocent, and blush ing. idiss Pennypacker believed in 'the inde pendence of women, and bad a store of the ories which she-ve:ntilated on every possible occasion. Getty belie ed just what her aunt did. ' And now,' said aunt GraCe, show that old blockhead Northall whether two women can be independent or not. I won't have a man about the premises, for I always believed that whatever man can . do woman can do much better, ig she only chooses to turn her whole mind upon it.' So aunt Grace had - halls whitewashed by an Irish female, her garden hoed by a stout German frau, and her piana columns painted by a sharp-faced daughter of the soil who %worked around the neighborhood'. for in t] shillings a, day and her board. ' Doesn't, this . suit you, my; clear ?': said Miss Grace, coming in'from the gardelinith an apron full of gladiolus bulbs, and a-trow el under her arm. " Yes, aunty, dear,' said Gerty, descend ing from her chamber with a purple velvet bound prayer'" bock in her hand, a white muslin dress on, and a round hat to match. Miss Grace demurred somewhat. ' I'm only going to church, aunty,' said Gerty. ' To hear a man preach!' But what shall I do, aunty?' Better stay at home and . read a sermon.' ' We haven't any sermons, amity.' I could' preach one myself, I dare say,' said aunt Grace, ambitiously. ' Well go, just for to day. Next week order down Blair, Chanping, and Spumeon.' They are men, toii, -- --f-suppose, aunty,' said Gertrude, a little inaliaiitiSly lint Miss Pennypacker thought pro, pr-not to hear, and went gently on her way. ' My birthday,' she thought as she feaned hadrin the rocker, and l ns Gerty's departing footbleps AO away ..ofn they ear, ' Well; welt, liciiv'theliime passes; to 'he' sure. 'lt seems but a day since I was as.young as Gertrude there, with Harry Ames drawing my picture, in a rustic dress, with a wreath of corn flowers and wheat, a Flora. 1 be lieve I should have married Harry Ames if it had not been for the meddling of Sarah Clifford. He did love me—and—yes, 1 do think I loved him: Well, perhaps it is Let ter SO; and yet—' ' Hallh-or shouted. a deep gruff voice o, er the hedge of arbor vitas that separated Mist' Pennypacker's domain from the cructotic• disciple of Galen, who kept house with a select corps of men; Wish you would keep your hens at home, front scratching up my strawLerry beds.' ' Hens yourself,' somewhat ironically le spondAl Miss Grace. ' How can they N% lien don't keep any?' ',Whose aria,they % then!' , , I know! Who are you ? 11.'nt Doctor Ames! And I wish you'd tell your servant girl to leave off flirting over the fence with my stable man, at least until Ire gets the wagon wheels washed,' - 'II you are Doctor Ames,' philosophical ly responded Miss Pennypacker, ' I think you might be better employed in making pills and powders than quarreling over the fence with your neighbor.' Thbre wds a moment's silence, then a rus tling among the leaves of the arbor vile hedge, and - a round, good-humored face of pearect above the green luxuriance. ' I do believe you are Grace Pennypack er,' said 'the abjurer of womankind. ,Of course I tan;!. said Miss Grace; and you are Harry Ames, grown older, and not half. so handf.onter Shake hands,' said Doctor Ames. ' I would if I could reach,' said Miss Grace. ' ' Hold on a minute, and I'll come around by the gate,' exclaimed the doctor. And this was. the unromantic way in which two lovers,' separated ' for eighteen years, ,met again. , , I lr -, .. ii , 'p 0 II 1 pil l .i I 't L, . , 1Y" 1 1 ti, ; I , ~ 4 ' ,• • d A .n ; ( ' -•., , I : ,li i I 'll , , kr ) V 0 , . • . t 1 1;4 1 - ,C .4. 1t, = e J IN , 0, ,v•'4. ') • J'c',,-1, „."1 , I ~. ___. i ' ' t ff. t .: • •.,! WE4SB42It, TIOG , - ri T .... _ iAsh Was even: - eb larater*id , -thel doctor; l ', and:not niarriet\ yet i' '- " , ' : • f bhouid think not I'lf es Ortice,aiineibi e.. 0 enlitticallY; ' ''',''t it.').'Oti', :4 : -VW :' And yhy nop' - - , ' . - 4.- --,,..i.ii,, , ,-. Tim a my busineaSr _,- A , ~ , : I The d etor looked - rOgi#sl4ty ,Alii - 4,rtiea Pennyp ekeilaughed; she_ couldn ' t lielP.it‘ 1 Wlte iGerty carne we, casting, about 1u ; ks.er.livi, AOrt.tvilettVemoqit - Altatre,ke.,:hti4 proinise :Meltev.' Curtis ' CaliterbutY:lO . , take ch rge of a class, Lathe eunday . seb,but, 'she fund aunt Gracechatting familiarly iiiith th ferDelous Medical man who was the teri . s or o half, the country. 'ii ne •titet Wlber.inst yet,' thotiglif aAr ...., _ S ' trade., But`the catastrophe couldn't he put oft JoiCrer.!:„--JA.unty 1' gasped Gerty, running into Miis‘Pennypacker's room the next day, ' the lio l vAtlr. Canterbury is trying to oilen the garden 'gate. May 1 gso and unlock it?' ' Yes i child, yes,' said Miss Grace; ntithu same tithe scratching her nose. "l'he men a ill sonwhow Work their way in, and 1 don't 'sec anyllhe to struggle against fate.' • eo, Odle Getty and Rev. Carlos Canter bury mingled ;Dimities ansi the'at9gY,t o e l 47- er in the front: &Men; Harry ' IVine and-his sweetheart talked a 'medley of auld tang sync and asparagus, rhubarb plants and re ' proach: , over the hedge in the kitchen gar den ? ' It's all nonSenme, 1 knott!,' maid Miss Pen nypacker to herself, "hitt be certainly has improved!' ' Attitty, dear,' mid Gertrude one day in pctober, wliqn the air was full of hazy gleams; tri4l you would tell me what you really think of itiatritnouys 'ant I, too oung for ',l:•:; , • L'i - ? , ` Anil. too 'ohre demanded 'ant Grace, ruining with u look of' comical perplexity to her niece. I tin% know what you mean, aunty.' Whitt do you mean, Gertye , 'Mr. Canterbury has asked me to be his wife, and I said 'yes," faltered Gerty, as she greW pink. ' And l've promised to be Dr. Antes's' wife,' said Miss Pennypacker, striving reso• lately trot to be embarrassed; 'so while we are about it we may as well have two "wed: dings.'l 010 aunty,' Whispered Gertrude, nestling close up to Brace, ' I'm so glad!—because' really'diat think 1 should have dared toot married unless you did too,' ' Child,' said Miss Grace, smoothing the girl's Olden hair, ' here's an end to our in depentience.' 'No aunty,' said (Jelly, coming boldly _out with her first oilginal opinion, ' it'p on ly the beginning of it.' And Miss PennypackOr did iiot contradict her niece. NASHY. NASBY GOES TO A COUNTY IN SOUTH ERN INDIANA TO ASSIST IN vixran UP THE COALITION BETWEEN THE DEMOCRATS AND • LiDERAL REPUBLICANS. CONPEDIVIT X ROADS, Joon 8, '112.. wtrz invited to go to a county in south /me Indiana, in which I lied some fiends, and asilist in lixin the coalishun between the Demokracy and 'the Libeeal Republieuns, that they might march to vietry without 1 didn't like to leave the Caners. The spring time hes conic agin, gentle Ann, ate' it is pleasant here. The trees life Opt into blosSont( the little birds is a liftin up Iht is voices harmoniously, the weather ie is warm ietiough to go baiefooted, and the t i ed steep in trent of Bascom's is never so plea sant to sleep upon err. now. The warmth di,poses 3on to slumber, and the flies aint come yitto minder it., Likker never 'tastes ez well iii Kentucky - in•Joon. But when did I ever hesitate to gu where Booty culls? I went. „ • • The county hez allaz been slightly Repub lietin;! that is Republican by perhaps two hundred --maioriry; jilt enough to let our people eit a site at the piomised land with out ever entering into it. The Liberal move ment teok so well there that it bet.ol/10 eMtaiit thing ,t hat if the Demokracy and the Republican 'Jolters coot! only pull together ilium)%ll cwz ashoored But, I thought to myself, this can't possibly he. It Aril] all go well enough till they cum to makin a plat form, and thin they'll split into fragments. Theta toolteity a difierence between the lrefeany Deiookrat ae;,.l Reputeletin—a kW let etio't based on principle—to adtnif -- tav' hope that they ea n ever pull trod togeth r. hut filetei mined to do my best, and sato° h thingi, so ez to make agreement ez easy e possi to wunst that an • informal be held, and that six iepresenta -1 c unit front "the Dentohratie party and 84; (tom the ratty Who heal gone owl- to Oiceley shoeld be appinted, and enipo'wered to fix everything conneetid to the ciunpane. The caucuss was held, and the following wuz them as wax appinted,to arrange the, detale: Brown,--O'Shaughne sey, Peters, Blodgett, and Bludgin. Lispwl RepiVirom--Jones, Thompson, AL dams, Dodder; . Potter, ,and Maggins.,- , These gentlemen Met' the same afternoon' of Weir appiniment, and I acted as a sort of umpire, that there mite be order and sys tem Observed. Mr. Smith (Dem.) remaiked that the fast thing . in order would be to fix the platform of principals In such a way that both wings of the new party could shed onto it. For without a platform to stand onto, no Demo krat could go into a eampaue with any feel in of safety. He weatld propose the diiens , 'shun of 'the dithtient ishues afore the peo -1114 , It would be necessary, of course, to a Wile, down in one pint and swell out in another,. to git - the-principals adapted-to the „Amy divers l a k es o r men w hi c h h a d n ' t a hoot together, CZ. it \lea% and he would silk jest Youniversal Amnesty be fast discusses said Ito myself, the fast install nieut of trouble is onto us." But it wuzn't. The other seven had bin yawnia fearful,. It" tiuorih this-oraslutn but they eaelf elniked oil their respective yawns long enough to exclaim in louts " 0, blarst rouniversal A timusty I There nine no doubt but what we shall all agree on that pint! (lo en!" 1 u wax tit:hunted to see them ruff pints got . ,iviloo iats)'. '• What shell ue do :with the sufferage 4111Cbli0117" naked Mr. Smith. "Blarst the sufferage question!" exclaim ed the Leven with one voice. "We shell It avti no trouble with that!" • " The tarif f —" " the tariff!" shtcekcd the sturdy 'even; "there can't possibly be any trouble .aboat the tariff, nor will there be any difler eded of opinion regardin nashunul banks, vied service, revs-nets or anything else. We shall agree on all of that., Pass tt!" • " Thank heaven," I Hutt, " they see - the need,ssity of success, and are tractable.— Thou aint nothin else that can make trou ble." -_ . They all yawned terribly. There wuz an anxious silence for perhaps a Minit, which Mr. il'eters (Dem.) finally busted. " hat we want to know," said he, "is wilt( shell we nominate for Shale" Mr. Jones (Lib. Rep.) said, with waraith and:touch feelin, that his friends had urged hinito accept that place, twit he _had after nitwit sofietnishun con'setitid to tate Mr. Peters rematked in a sarcastic tone that Mr. Jones bait bin, if we could take,his, word for it, solicitid by his "friends of the Republicun party to take that Iposishun for ten years, but as his friends vas composed principally of hisself, his father, one son, and a brother-itsliav he had, never took to it very - much lie would see the coalishun in Tuphet afore he woukl•congent to. see it made the vehicle for played-outleblishnists. "I'll never consent," said Mr. Pet-ors, f" to, see the best ofils in the county by,.a rotten, decayed renegade.; I want - that - 01ns myself." 44tnniejitly Mr. Jones and Jir Petere.wkii scull', their personal differences on the floor, in the manner - -tor which southein lngeany is telebiated. : Mr. Thoinpson (Lib. Rep.) said' the envie word " A tiditinl" Immejit :Mr. Brow n • (Dent.) said that that place he had consider ed Innen; 10 which Mr. Thompson replied thaelii. Brown witz-only in this movement because the reglai Deraokracy nominate him for nothie. c . That place," said Mr. Thompson, "is so pekoolierly adapted to My abilities that have— Mr. - Thompson and Mr: Brown wuz; in less than a second, rollin the door in shear hug, each franti !ally endeavorin to possess hisself of - the otlka left eye and rite-arm. Mr. M'Closkey (Dem.) and Mr. Adams (144.Ret.Viot 4 1'i , 44 - '4 u%o - iiii n 'ioihei) . 4": ez.to,Wb eliieligiad:* ifoinintited 1 6f fiet.ori: :tier, - ;:,The TpeathiteriMp_ liirniithe lik.'Xiii - Rhaughtie'4.ir ti r .so4:o - u4',lff.'potitt,et s it.th Rep.) anjoeetoilkoißir a -'84 . -t4i , bik:ielli :(Detu.) akwf. Mr; f!iicter (f4ll. Rei;)'tilter9oo concefu4 a iestiu 1 it:l4l;4;4pp i Ovi 0.0, ,the,Outitsr - ilefltOil #.'' If f, Ilt k)ett 'trfiiiii4 awl bir4- iiiitgo:4 l :- Wii 11* if f 4 l4 ;ir 4 OtialirAtioatit-k0 iliq. 1'44 t r t . Tact, Ait itti-ti it(kra sThey '‘ , 4 1 9 . 1 Ult 'oi;* the ' 4 ' i;Jk 4 . 0 4 . 01/ tri f , each Oi*,t's.'tkitas iii,'*itiiit i . , , this' Alf 14; ilad room b4Rthlek.ni6inwhihi, wlth tho'kt,t4o, andoatha 'or 61i I.w:tiii 'eotilltidliliitil',.; : •:i''',*,' I didn ' t kbOW:Ot fluetii)i6 leOW - tho: hulttqi' resulted; Mt' ao,liii4;essiiik' fiiie 414 lusts an hour, and 1 hadn't the' tithe ti , Mt - 1 ' 1V: ' that the whOe.ildnif went uP ' Thejt iill 'haute' ered to be lifigtidleiA,‘%‘ltich" 10 - potalq, - -ati . in mint tirk 44 ,- * , eanT he; ' Foch Agit ii' wullii ' the meveinen.t Anp'nntii:ite.hiesol . C . liiiii lf :4 e: - couldn't, itlt what ' he'eililit:il ' lef, - hkilliO, Terrell id Inmt thp,',iisi.i4o;ml;t., 'And it *it iq • busted iteetirdih. ',' '`''" '''''' '-", ' ' •'- 1 couiiipnt jielp think in 4.11 MS Way, iil//1/1.; taut no ninttot how 141'41 4.4ll'llilliattlar the averfigitLibertil it% and', 4tAit masr bu tnit‘(v:rl .. 4 ptinsijnittSad plfitforn),lbe,q - ar6 titeuithitit, in earwig when eoiln l 4 . to' I . don't ':kuuty whittW thtt t4pit; their apathy fit tbd' hieet lug, or ti4eir,fielliest tics is qttepr: • ' • (Whic•ta veiit Piwtiusster.); ' Campania s►onga . . One oftbe - peculiar and_ greatly. 1". Ups dreaded'afllietions of .eueli, succeedim; Prpw identiall election, is ihe, ; •f or song*, for , tikhout;timoltite.,i_tell44t. l doggerel breaks :mat dili.forer . the , comity . , and rag 3s,with ,violeioLe quit. j4Ttc . ct y . irresistible: stAlig 1 ,1! apt Oslti .ally a Ithing: beautY.ibill„ne,venlielesA among masses Soy fareizer. : ItAvaa eph(tmie- 4 leurf,u,l. extent in - 11340.and oto, ii‘mom sarFep: ted regularly Ave) x :1901 , though riot pixbaltaltoi.quite its latneMa.P.l4, an extetit„.This,-year,idl..olllloarauccs'iiulj eate a repetition .oft the doggerel; that swept oVer the land thirty years agq.„•,,.Thele ; are hundreds of ',them in Opt, directly, apt*. the crjr atill;they come,iprotestationtu tliy contrary,inotwithstanding, i.,liete rto,w : is,, Mr. George, Alfred ThOWnseud,:ilre... man, who caSt the six vOteSitoCPcittWilke, , at Cincinnati Convention, towing the v e ry foAn most of the troubadours, mid. of .go.urse . has ; his campaign song. „Bete vit ffi 01:4.t. g9t4A_ of Tomlnsend's polltteal aarjazipuritht; ; 'Ti houestildrieu °redo?. .; • • • Mith bin old uhtte coat amyl ;Oat . ;• The politicians laugh to /42 4 4-212. i . In joy the people laugh; A tali& cornea o'er the Paddy!! tare, . And o'er the negro . * tuonlb;;. • - 4 And prat. since !althea° hlooily y ‘ o4!°, too, ur0044 So; I ,2 • ; • It is Inelniachnly ',fact doesn't. carry, stafT,' ) ,:and: n homer says he does is, &liar' and :a ;-:villairi,-ergo (L.A. T., etc; But tbis.songster,gomOn:•singtug i s and advises everybody. else t015in,, , 1..-toos,r•as if there were no other.duties in: until he reaches the final !Mrs' s • - • etsic Up aha sheik •e•Ltugt.°:.;*l 'rho laughhig ina oanearouti , Togither let Ilia Northerrn•itiuk ' ; 'And Southern Poi Brown taut Grabby lireik a/U.141A And lead • Tl4'll torch Ili how - la Laugh and f irk WirAl t.'eachtheniliove to whi i:'! t I • • t • Aud i d what o,e4l)i.'Oreeti , Y'inlyY Itti su that . this` rins,cidie,ll - for 'a4ti,titty thiriksgiat lie Calf lairgir l arid - -;.faroi- sit 'pen and the sante tune, •,itoesn'tA l i9W ,tickitrrt),f, from :4 hecillaud l o. ' ie - song ever lit the Nati Birk Strii he perinitted the - Usuat ' t xpreAslidi, ,intionett, ease 's=4.Wilielris " eO4 it itAi lift " Lasti Rebel Yell"--4tot f OW years ago, you knowHlint'ttni tateStsef); indicatiUg a resurrection , i,sonnkreutarkii hie nidiuter of the test felicitously' entlitid;: - , Kilt fitriffor- • ace." ! of owl though we are putztett paiiw,tviiid under heaters - thq,segati Al 13 tnotringAtrif caw liVe•te ter. This is the tint Verse, - and •f. Iteb, uitti and tea teal' raise as 1,10.4 As when I foiles,rul Jackson threu4h h Llaz... ctutt, Or btertu.:a ILL rules rat roil. Heil, Bat the old yell 'eGult,.. Tha,49A silent are lb.! .1 ; Cluic=vilabop ! (Gray rolormi tit the van!! For the first ui tlo.' Vaud Who, after we broke ine.ka, Behaved like An, thicle.at,d a lieu." Military • remembrances, involving gray . coluetns, -camp tires, 'passing view of Stoncivall Jackson, etc. ; The tune the song is stmg:to is " Tramp, Tramp," which calls up toddling facts in cOnneeticin with the grettt kebellion. "In my piison.cell I sit" 1 -r*,Libby," perhaps,, or the 'more MO ac eoninaothitions of Aodereonville. • • The song is coarse in some pakeßiaure, 14. - ef.liq'old rebel Uniform, but LOS :touching. And, the see ond verstils no less'noticeable, for,it -Speaks with •much affection -- of;tho Uncle and the Man Who 'did "fOr a traitor sign"-,,La rery, tine:: thing to.do, undoubtedly:, . • "We eaW hie tvhlte hat. like the eilit trues, `' • Stand up with old MT. and for ck,ouloor ehln; , We elaW how it brought hire but Spit; and abose, As Le Found In our won't& oil trod But the good deeds Clice teord the rebel yell. , ' • WhOn-hvep t : • '• • t Pia) euiniun in the v,au I) Fer the drat of the to .ka • ' Who, alter we, br"t a d,11,1'4, • Behaved and a 11 m l" • This song tit 'the rebel whon.hooit closes as follows: "We don't know you folk* to that ft nety.Nnith—•: To the IN niocrath In yalu we aPpedlod: The carpet•bagger still is taterzlng on'our bt 2 a.th, Likti the lizard on the old Il4tle tient • There is One' ye haat Horace dl - eeley the just Whoe-hoop 1 pray column In the veil I) For the aril et the Yanks Who; aftei we broke ranks 1 • Behaved likei au path: and a Maul" " Our;vote is our own; We'll be cheated riot 9. Gauible'yOu In old parties who've nothing to icse I Friend iterate, the farther btir otoo, ArA thin ha rebel yell b 4 the sign of .the taloa. I Aiad the old yell comes, Though silent the dtuuls; Whoo-Whoop {orgy caluniiii-ippissvllo, . • For ti4 ' fit i of tbb 1414. Who, afterwe broke anks, Behaved like an Baas and a Maul" It cannot be said that Dr. Greeley has not earned this touching tribute. He faithfully did all he could for the boys iu gray, and it is perhaps meet that he should have hi s re ward. Let then the rebel yell go on. Let the '!whoo-whoop" proceed. 97 re h a man named Grontnrho succeeded 'most olacinat-' ly, some peters' 'SO; irr stiffing those rebel yells; it is rather more than probable that be can do so again. •At- all events we shall "ke.-4--2tretear lc Courier. An ecclesiastical trial has been concluded during the at 'week. at,§l::Louis. We have made no allustort to It 119rep!orei'inkiretrilig n 1 t. ,. _'t , ' ::.• , :•I , e 4Ci I . , , not to do so until Ili conclusion. The 'Rev - . ' the; filmHiatt , Pe.i..t 'contaiti4 , l llklJ fulhisvin E. F, Berkley, D. D., well known as a prom- terse` Mid-pithy statement in' regard to , a. inent clergyman of. he. Church Guth in Lex• ' 'l:Ara igle , noinination - at Baltimin't We ington and St. Louis, was charged with con- continent% ii to 'the' "attention Of nil pantie duct of which it would seem iinp,,smihie an d 6 a3 ,,hi aut h ma: , „ . 1 „ . . ~.• , .. 1 ,. ; ,- .1.. that - any person above the lowest and basest - The party wit/ *make A stAbiglit 4 10111htd , o f chdragtpts could h, g aiity.-,:;, - .B (!fat , un . .064 at .patiiiiiilre. in , putt big, Orteley'smitne `kliown friend, whose kindness is hereby ac-i, at the head of thelickeii -the etry.straight knoWledged, has sent us papers giving an : est nninination poisilbl4,44 li . ' , proposes,. by; account of the trial as it progressed f*on> that tp.oinstilittlhoiidd party-organizathin 'day to day- WAClPillep,tkat wtOur,e,,, ,, Avail in power' at Washinkton:. , Yiehling not It read;all the reCOttli 1? Ellaticing l att '&11, siiitil ing, tompionlisitignotitingipromiging UM It ciently to follow the - genefal drifi,'We 'Caine ing, they !hive - Captured ~ia- . „feeble:obi matt,, to the conclusion before the verdict was tvhosedesirxi for office kid - most an insanity ; reached that it is senseless togive the clergy, imil'ivlin; to - emu - 044 it, , is ready, t 0 .tion ins: advice abdift'ProPrietr Of deportment ,ail: ' hack, ini4in •thorectiLluif Ails:Whole life) and 1 circamspection upon all occasions, No diil on the. - sappositi:iii Of liia 0011'1,11.4y liiiti interior can be Bo prudent but ' where tiler Isis own i Piirty, , ittt . ,-i,f.t'lp t isel ti r-tiptuioß-e, is a will there is a vi,"t.y l of putting a bars publican - dotes i:notigh.l to , put theinßelvei construclion upon it: • tiena pastor canna intn power - - Whealits they will in a fatherly way lay his arm upon theAtouli Caryl ag faith' tu taliente, las this, to•it iitiOraies . dors of a-little child to soothe - her petty son ' ful. terniination,f or . whet her, %slice:v:lldg in.i rows, without helnyoLabig title tiecused . , o it, theywill..cheat °tee/4i or rilreelay.lelteat conduct of Imliljti l tlievintaltiti theliiiietit ;,..then, ha Sionher-Ot4ithul-:lint milling as - can baLguilty. ,:: The result:Alf the 1t it at : Na. 4 I allt. cloy is; , u4'l•Zlii'Vls'ilie Will-the 'not - .mach, .theatckitaittekof the sitused , on deeo '4 in, Ne s f!t r the men Intl . Willeie - -iiiiiiils helots deify trieti- by the'eotitt'hk ti r iiiiiiiiihoui - i.oi t ..— eicil id i n..e I it. '.. I. . slititegit tied vitt tititvviiii I Both thesturch,and- 3 114n_nccused are-, ni.ibt he thrilwir to tholtisigy, :adventurers, but con c latulatellbn MO , rWlLL—Ciittiohlnikliit?.'%"titit. a bit' of political ptrwer.r. :: I 3: , , I! ,nat; r. GI ' ley had been: , the' President ..W.lami'll i ottureholders first threamwil, to , volhuLto vottitil'imu, Shawn. great:ill!' :Writh;* ;bit t Ale; 41A,Widah has rendered :gr. ' Hu- X•Ai no/ . iiin6l6failiouefforlltlidlieiiiiin Ain'. $ • u . ~ d ilteright •of Itte ''Netinnal . (for IV illeOlit C.:nal:b . ' it Stink 1 tittite) - tifil , tfrtot=. -1.03 liAtlataint4tol 4 l , llol Bee:n*4ooloi i,..tiglit tt Wi 101 wed toguija panto.:,, This wa, o' its Iyf inipatientouthiea of Innklinunit inn -a, 4 - conviction, whiehlikencd 'bib ire. 011.14 that` Of 'oaf ' fathers ia tile itev‘itit 1.. I ,ch t. l -1 'Mr. Greeley hail been'• the Prete de AA is.the,distibter at Bull Run, that to t. tr 4 . -ttyyt etwis of ,:tite intewsgeros would ha% ~ .fir tightirbonta total surrender or the North ,lii was tai liiiiii, thiectd, 'dejected, broken : dowitby that evehT,' that ho lay'suPine and ;44F/iyelittetipon the iloor„:trith no morestiff :nesaittihitattatf there is iii an.crupty sack; , .ati (.44thut,spirit,.lie .wrotaltis,pusilittniuton . s ca d , of ithe next - day signed, II: (I:' At .13, ttionii.nr ; wittin ten nation was shrouded' In f 4 ,5(4 . AA-, aiid'e Ve'ry inanly 'voice was lifted to• en Inutjtga it and quicken its leeotery, 'this nt • voliteisouhtled4 base and despicaille cry, .01 silay-, ~ax 4 -, retreat., , What , WOUld - hnve, 1 he ',tali elYiNt i had ,the pusses'ior of 'it been _hi 1 4 irt tithottly•? '' • . -•''' "' ••'• ' ' , s • 4 ii . i rt,1884 ' when perhaps ' the - most _ , , Ate lane i mid ti. 3 trig crisis of' our histdry had at rived it when thin , .l3o9rbOUDegiocrats were near p'r dating a reaction in the sentiments pfl,thir ; North; when • everything depended : main ; the 'firiunetis '-tinti - consistency with whietk'iniblit opinion at home enppotted the , r v ~..„ our brave boys in the field; :when Li spin', *tinatott, Brant;, tiherman.And the w oli , itirytil.counnunitY were makingalfinist au earl 'ail 'endeavor/4 to give a' final stroke ko OK ellion-;-listroke which would bring ,attimt,n wouly,tt cessation of hostilities, but Atte oili r.glor,tous results we It ve. since ut 14ittg(kit Mr. fireeley had been the Prsi -, AktAttitetat of Ain't/Ilea tineolti, wealfo'd .. vgpill none of thiti-putriotie exertion with , gt•aritilfruits, but. peddling :neg.othitions ,ii _Milt*Stmada frontier, with the Clays and L , pdrs-ayd'.oth4s, in which emanCipa :Li ikw b 5 be >l-14aglit with' monty,' and ' not .FY n os to •-••'‘ ,•-• •' • . . : . , . , ~_ t,%llAti it- w lit be said that It -is these and 04ryicep4 w,hich,Anake thvelaY poplliar, ,AllteiSpiith, where even the late rebels will Al6e4ilyeives come to his support. If they do, it Aural i l li I ) at the expense of - all their recollee ,th.*: neethe kvar :Greeley - has. been an ,a tiycl dvocate of :every objectionable lima s re.of reconstrnetion,, qkd that. most des . , . ;I) OV,i Illttliii?.C•ttliti dangerdua of ail our 1,,iy,e41. dn; the Kult.lui hill - -lias had no rea 64W..sppporter; than' he. ''That' any belf-re'- .00444.43dnthern gentleman, that anyhon.; et oPPOlAlll(,Of..tyrauny rants centralism allould, he. willing .to ; accept as his t t c ,iff, ifeuld 'be infinitely' mote strangelhan .1, e,:acqtilestetice • of:the Dettiotrats in hitt 'ri 'atiaturon, _ l iind: the . congratulations 'Of ,C se qad'Trtintbuli! For. there is,.. there t It I'4e . fig.,,entecthing like truth, honor, .cou s ency in polities; it is not a chase of shad 7 'cl fs,, a were game of, stiutile—tt race I or, MC .4;- tite.te are kletlyttill awful print:lido of j . I.WitiO4i;li: lie itt, Atte bOttoin; and Wh r ieli s t , n►tlin'lnve their "'country, who respect 1 : 1 "sqlve:9•,' who stedy the future, are bound tt Teatird. ll • ' , "..... rn- ~. ~„. . . • ~ , , -,, Ti i --" •- ' ' ••• n• n - • • - ', ~. 4 ,T h e Oetaber. Petition. 1•111111 L - , The '-eLeetion. of the State tickets ',present ed; by l'enesylyanta, Ohinaral : In d hunt. ; the index Mtates in every :Presidential struggle— is.,ot, 's ic,h'inomentous luiporttinee that good .44einit, fans sheidd exhaust every Proper et r4 'l' 1 01, gain position for the greater battle to. tt Hine ; No feeling of faction, no lei oval d Illei4or'ilisappeintment shotild be.porinit t il , fnlnte4tere,lwilli a.,cordial .011 At ,nct lve, ' Itigitt.of.,the Alepublican tiekels present e .; ., i . Afoliiiiiiii revenge 4 are never sitfe:, are s iduni - if 'everliiititietf,' end in a- contest 4t ei llif;'s they-should net be indulged for-a le hr,, , ._ Alt 'of. the • nominees pietetited. erk.ltitirly seteettlii 14 tt nt+,ki())LW.Yf96,R„O- I' ttlfeine . s 4 ejio t r oolt:part In the minium - tong i.. Iteslw, itkl ,ilintigit fatiiiiles unity 'hive If Ihni4li' itt'otiri‘hatY. to 'yield personal adnil. 4 , Ittnioatol 'pie:felt:nee for the general gond. If,llit-rtitty, by orgaitif.ed etinit Anat. anything, - canflati itecconiblished, and ,no luau is jusu• ed-7.l4 l ..bl ,, nnO_tiaLof tin ( rganiiiitihn upint Anil ea Ilt 41 t he b elite ti 0115 - Tro - not - ,-ttntrlA in, . thiCipleB are isamanount ; men are brit their i reattires; and if . they' properly represent ; act clily'lliein out, all' is done that can be .teasoroddY di:Mantled. The faddy e'xpressecl *ill o the tnajorityi4 the law, in both goy= ‘i < rnmenoil and volituttny political action.--'- 'o thiii System' we - owe every blessing which .‘t enjoy- To' it we owe our religion's, po . 'unlit nod-social prosperity. , It leads, to ev i)e-reenrrittg , sacrifices; but without' sacri fice thp:e'iS,ltc good—without tinitY nothing - ran hit Ift:!&)itiplistedl ' 'All men admit these ,izei)hi trail - its:and if they fail to acknow: .dge. them inproctice, the y fail in a per °runlet% of coMmon duty, and should' have * to intitatbrs.. , The ticket presented by the itepublienna of :Pennayivitnia is made up of. men *110 1 4.1% itble and honest, and with, the -Wog- aped rice :of our people in election icandSl,litiebnint'and fable charges, we do inn .believe - thiit many of 'them can; be led• iinif Plain ditty, 'even-if the fow selfish and isappointetl howlera bowl With added mil cc front now until October.:—Afedia Amer. The foilqwhig purports to" be' bona tide oareponiliini:ehet ween the Queen of Eng hind and-the,ihnigliter Of our, 'President.--: - wilefi, F egouti,i,- or nor, the' rir4t 'Wier is vor li n , Ot , 1 ..,!,,sitili• Aifferic:urgirl,',Oul the lust 0: fis ii . , , iii:olly.iih,it (.4 Aileen!: :' ;' -' -, !: ' - "1. is:iii.Ey'ici l'Ort , l:, 114, 'I I'f - '2 • ~ ...ii.i i R.,,, 1 „,,i y,, n a Qi,,;4.. -•i' Iffik taii,,,E lati;v3 ti I. illy hoiiiir lit tin ' eillicia) retitirmi, - I g ived I igrinigh is high , 4iltiVet,i (Vittl't 1.1.1 A Clltiniiivft ipiti ) 1, ttoot,,) to he pre.wiiieilio yiiiir Alikivsty. - I should dearly , hie*. 14 . 6 see y.iiii, War t ittl'ght till iny iiiialier and fritli6 - ' that ,i lied locen,thtu, liolfoie,l, i'litii,,bitt a situile Apiericitti mid.; ;lint t 111 i) . the liciSi dent' ilattgliferigivOnte,lip „Oahu, to }beet' re_eiiiinitfon. uS a ial.ekelgn. :Al, .w.t . iti, the kind-bily unite is luting' as my cluiporqn, I ' fl ool limit Ifni:, k shiiulit hei'veri . glad. Ant r, Seeraary iif li t cHgathri liiiiis 'at soniejuditi-, cal significanee ur t)iis dilportiiiiity.. I eon not sO h4t4.14.01t: and nu buld ,not. wish to be so rtictilved, fieeause'it ,wOuld not be' right, ns J 411 1 flifthinglit Americanpolitic-i, ittal I ant sttrk i ky tinlii.r would not desire, me to appear other than as my" simple and, very ' . bumble sett. If ,with this explanation your Majesty Wa i l alloTw inc .to visit you, I shall be, greatly lionoied' and lfe - very_krintd. , ' ; - . 4 .1 Dave Written'this note (if lay nwilino gififf,ifunl licentnie I think it the right; thing to do. "I' iun your Majestx',s _ very obedient servant stid.(ldiiiirei. Si ii.i.LIII, Git Aii '1.7.. . . . Dive : instructeo Lady to Ct.) - ut , cy,ti)"4;iiu this nOta',""agul tia p hoitO,thifyttioribt„witliout, thq iifetvpittiOtt, o f oui tosit 0( 1 atate.: ; r ztiat yottir‘vt,tt. gtt tiliall;lp inn pilitiv.„Ogritit;settleti Age titan stior . ktf,4l,3i Indy !oil& it'Otie r .,44, : v ittttar titta, it plcioutrit to 'fiwg9t , Unt Queitti" hi re . - ceiviiig YOU toltuirroit• tifterpoila itt ottr-til lice air attltor. Vic ' . ~. . i - 1 . . . . . . f I • f ~- .. , . •L ' : - ,- . ....Ai , .. , .. ~.- _ .., . ....... . . .., Z •- ' r . I ' t .. .i.A ,' . I - [:-.:.::': I .._, )AY. 4V-r4Y„I O , 1872. = pon reeky- tht Atlas Nellie Grant. Itif 'LW AN, .t Lawre Tlrn4 Table J 40, ika •,c.tillidtlo:4 l -t; ; I , Yr p w 4. W. , ear - 8;31' 17434iin.f, 3 !A 4,1 7.1. i • 1.0170 03 4:> 7lt Dip Darialug . • • 11 eittSt; 710 1.011001) II 41 • ti bJ "'lime tree II ..tts 4,44 uOO -11,440 1 bl 111.1 . 4 0•4 0 II rlatssaciod ILS.II :s 154 . to 57 ' 3 titt ti 'so ' Holliday 11)47 :1 44 4$ 31111/1141tur ;11 0.41. Vitt , 'ill 41 3 Y ti o.i StAgeit:l4l4 04,14 lit 0 be: 1514.14150:u. - „ 'Bl . l iiihu rg I I • 3 3 • Time 'Cable TJaes E.110. - t Monday ' DEi..tuT No. 341 a. la Na. :(5 r 4 all 'No • „ 106 a 41 0, iu " ; Fr: t L. 4., 311.1. CCU ;€0111*ISSII" - pewit, Font of Vine Streit, EASTWARD. Mad dup. t, Acr t ommotlation (lel,. Wilttatu• 111,41 atrWa at Wilitatuspu, C... aantar t aac Ali ad tional tratu leuvu* De' W'maix)r at 9.1.4 a; ra...z-1,,r Mt 1 Tot*, Ito tow and iataruat.iiat &red cOnitetution is ipatta-at WI tor lib.:att. - • •.-. - ,- No of oast beta/eau r , Awl Willituitiport. i 1 _ 1 •_.;.—±_,.• - 1 - ...Erie .Hal l Tads TABI.F. Aporrso J Now add improved proatna Coaebea t ,ioinbintog all =oder sun thrp it on all trains botwe • ter. Ilur co; Niagara rails, Sus land and Unroll/44U, Westward. STATIO)4IB. , York, •Lve Pluirtu. (•' Shuira, " Gomm, a Prd Pant► ikchebt' 4 6 ;MT iloru'vlle, Buffalo, Nails pirkir,l4 No.l. No. • 000iita 1100. at p . m 016 6 25 " 11 50 702 (" 12 65 „ • 12 26 sissup /03 • 1160 pm 620 1245a01 I 7 OS 1 .16 I 252 14.0ArriouAL . Local. TVA 64. m , except Sundays, fry vale and iWaY. 6 lb a.3u., excpt Sundays, 51-r,llla Ind WO. 11 . 00 a. daily !rem aqdWa 1 15 isAn., except fiaudayis to thittail and Way. .230 p. etcopt thindaYe. liarnateivitto au4 Wfli. • Esstuard, 18TATI.038- DkinkitC Lye 3111a4. Maid% FL:m*l3lle, liocht.u4r. ‘• ;Corning' Dhaka. Vaw4.ni:.•• ,AnnitioNAL Lo No. 12 110p5ii - 146 ?f: 200 " 6 05' Sup. 34 1.PUL 745 '• 63: 10, La •• 700au, L 2•t day 0 •5 50 aqua., except' ;Jim, Owego aid Way. 5 65 dairy from UW ot add 11 , 44. 7 Ou a.; wt., - except latleys, Blug,butitettiand • 7 00 except 6pu3uys. 1 twaitualqui wiry.. - , •;• 168 p 14...xeupt 811 114 1 4 8 . Ettutrei 4u3 Wiry. 1 as p. tu...wxoept tiatianye, liesighettrimes and Way. • *p a nt. ; . •tlbLio4.tyH exo....4)ted, bet.Nrce Jeer - - ,Thitatgh eat Rateo, for late to the Co ittgDeplit I , t• .. Thla ib th.e only auttu.riz.t.il wav Cernpan, for the sale of tug— Daggalia will he 2.lle4tiszl on ' at the (..lowl.awra L. D. iIIIIJILER. Geu't 3oVt. Northern cent Trains drrisu and &tout at T as luli *Milt ?e.iBD Ningu . ra:i.7,vvreag, 117 p : 'J IS V m Cincinntiti 26 a arc Cyrus wiztotEsALp .11 Foreign and,: Do tVINES, I Agent for Fine Jaui 1879 Lath, WILL be found on band Ty season at the Milli of Jackson, April I, 1879-tt ,Houghton; Manufact, l l 'idagilift Bug 1.1 i miail ILCIIIIBIg It SLEIGHS AN We are prepared to do in! junkie aud,4l 4Le beat teed- • • WaII:NOS it coils,- stony Emit, Jan. 1. 1872. 12113 IAS now In snick, a ft hand, at the lowest 'o4l Twitte, 2 St 4 ply co ,e, & }trend. Faiawl's pate suitaws,:x. t CLOTICAND FOR 0 ' ' A full amsui huent of fIRINDSTuNtS,C I,t(),WS Li ANY, NILLA - LOP INCA :ja i : lilt: 2, extra ettikae Ott . NEM 111 Mechatki HiiDHL nitTLIO ROLD,HARIA • ' TI AISTIA A RAI, 11,1 •Coins In end (ake'i loot It Isounrse obpite • . Jw 1.. 18 4n - f • CARRIAGES OPPARP9a Nine I T i la kk gone, kc., I 'unable tornui.. , Villee/ek of 14Wickcevl Ow.re or:Ay (Up' 'work be l iarelntch4iikte„ el Ism. 1, /813,- 4 434.1 .G:, 1E311311 i I MM scuttle- tG. , B. o. '4. , ; ; aut%td, 11:17*." P 0 14 93 ek?,R . frakt a.au, ir.4l. adui; qr. • 7:30 -7 , 7* '6'oo 74 40 • 0 18 81.'•846: '0 98 dai BW' CiS . • N 49. U6l 641; 4 BS9. ,9 91 6 aR 9u3 9 111 116' . 413 0 "7 27 Ufa t 1 Su 134 • •!/!1 966 '162 9 2^l 9 1:i 464 unit: 661 ow Arr: p♦b 11104 8 13, rlny't lifigit . R. R.' o. 32. laut 1872 Vs AT SLOSIBUito. 1, loooa.m .. ... .10 1.0 p.tli lu:rag At tourittto'.' 4 . ... 11i tiai/t k fl. I. E. Supt Too It. I nroad. • illiameport, Pi li.oo a. in G.OO p. m 6.10 p. m Apart, 943 a n, 10, at Ile.dic; RoFuto, tou; Philadelphtir t i N. linitybs. It:Jur/Zug, lid auto with" t atm ia..l44bia, Now York EO: SVEN)), Sup?: Era uNy. 30, 1b72, Atuoia awl iilaiptui Ituprovemeutti, are !Li New York, Roc/lea : enotod Dricige,'Cleve• No. 3.* 'I 00 p ua .1 26 u m 5 15 " di 01 Nu 7.1 6 SO v hi .2 62 am 6 lA' .• 642 •• 7010 '• MEM ' 105 Bft. 7VI 13ft m 11 20a1:0 1120 am ' I 1210 ma I 1210 pm • 1 1260;' 11450 - NB WE-wrweituk.. Owogo for Horuelle oni Eluequelianua for, sous fur lloractA4ville ,)111 Eluttra •for Lyon, (from Illagheantou• fur 0113 No. 8.1 • 1000 pm 1012 pro 1125 ^ 5 05 a in air} o.ao 101 3 80Emu 800 " 1100 ~ 8 10" 1919 on 1247 " A ..Sti 949 " 11 at 121 4. f, 2 s' E IS " MIMI 3 33 pni =ME IMMEI trom norm Illaville for titusquuhautla, front' fiorivellaville for, ruin Owego fur Siaitiile f.•om Patuted Poet foi• ElEig I;E=1 i StLa:inelippia aitd Pot .IVe.,t at the very Low• , atly's Aloe of the Coku lAgeucy of the Erie Rail iYestetu Tickets in Cork y un "134:1.e1s purchased WM. R. Paserr Ag't. } ' al t Railway. • •. •uy, 8131C8 Juno nth, 1872 ;alto Express, 315 p m hiiazla lirpreas, 915 p m 6 62 a m 1.11. P/SECE, OW/ Supl. . Sal, EALEE IN estie . Liquors !MEE Old Whiskies, CORNING, N, Y Lath at 111 Alines Um present 0. IJAMILTO.I, -near Jackson Centre. & Co., ; IRK, PA. 1 ere of les, Sulkies, ' 11 . ( 1, TRuaff. MW WAGONS, EMI 808 SLEDS. Mang In onr Line on short er. 80 1 0 r.^tlon guaran- OVOIIT011: ORR & CO. Welleboro. Mil 2 wilt keep eimatantly ,Mt market quotationa. ) tou k jettotwine. Marlin 2, t 13 tentadder, trout 8 to Bft. !fiE , ERTIVITEXIA 1 114,3 .SAWS. ke Warm and Berea NAL , AVUER,L BAR QIIANTriIf. HA VE= ONR DOWN. , complete assortment oY es' Tools, itB AND 130V-.E.- ARE CONSTAN- D. DOTTON I IteItICIFLTIP,I gimes anti pee' tinw iittEirk`FLlN: Jr) ME! ft - WAGONS ! . • mi telfurnish . Carriages, ushort - notice: anti on sea= ;den of - TINA, and , ammo., , cap at the examine Wt.illaboto,. an hal*. ? 121 E >-- ~. ... . ~.. =I Piani)-Fortea and Organs! MN; g, WANTING PLOWS pa Darum) w ilt t °ally 1.0 their itatt*lt to bliy ar I; ,:(4 : . ; .:110,YT 47.,:CR. ' Wiar44.ll.tug tho beat fustrumeute 9t lowest prices, autteut tint inoet favotable tern. 4 4 , A tyre . sallANti gicagelliaea 441414 following assen t . klate. - itfri::. 0.. taut.% illYeatest. elan immixtlAne. A tuft' 400 .00fillbletikettqbdtifIllbralltalS;Ifitb tesoiumee.aud duration :of tone. .. - . ' Ttai to'4b la oiantlo, equal, eaaY all& ieaiihfulive to oyery.dacl of the fingers. ' A defediu any one of these points, wilt cause a cow. illtifo falluie of the tuetxueunet. We watiant every Piano for the term of nvi years. illarTusiing promptly uttooltd to by the most expe rienced Tithui 4. - - Instruction DookS of the most apprOred metbodslor the Piano iiis Organ couste.ntly on lima . . D. D%HAII, I. O. HOYT, • Matt& Pa. ' Osceola, Pa. . • Dec. 13;1871.4f 1 WELLSRORO Boor ; ! Bash & Blind Fastoryi RENstiMIN dueirs, le prepaid to [umiak first- QUO Work, from the boat lum or; at bU bow fao i-y wbith to now In full operation. Sash, Doors, 1F1102.1141% 0 ;AND' MOULDINGS, codastortly on. laud, or manufactured to ordell Planing and glatlching done protavtly v tand tr, the best manner. The heat arorktnett;mnployed, and uone but the beat seasoned lumber used. JAthourage home industry. , • ' Factory uear the foot of Main Strrt. Jan. 1.1672-tl'. Deerfield Woolen Mills! • DEERPIELD, PA. TROHAIit BROTHERS, PrOPrietors of the above Mills, 1„ will miumfacture as usual to order, to suit customers. • t OUR -CASSIMERES, are warranted. Particular attention given to Roll Carding & Cloth Dressing We w wetacturo to order, and do all kinds of Roll- Carding and. Cloth Dressing, and defy competition. We haVe as good an assortment of Full Cloths, Casstnterts, and nivelcuoro for Wool iu oXchango than any other establisliment. Try them and satisfy yourselves. lye wholesale and retail at the Cowanesque mills , 2 miles Wow Knoxville. Jan. 111672. /NO/;AM 11110THERK J: H. , Griswold's Water Wheel. 1I E uuduned, :awite fur the above Water I Wheel, B eau cheer naly recohunonit it as sepa l:lor to ail other° to use. Poisons wishing to put. 'chase atiotail 800 - ibis wheel in operation bolero buy ing other wheels. Deerfi Deerfield. Miy 15. 1872. Read We following I .t.eitzr. 21, 1812. ' We the underalgood, nal ehased fall: of J. H, wohre Water Wheele oqing OH indite of water to run three run of atone under a 2i) lout Lead, and are well pleased with the wheel. We have ground sixty bualiela;per hour with the three run and can average that ampunt per hour all day. , , Store • • . AT TIOCIA, PA., and au eLlire new Stock of { BOOTS .4.ArD SHOES. HE. sAnTi & SON, baying- Just cchupleted their • na , , , ,43fickl-fitoro on Main siscet, which is one of. the bosi tarsi:4od and //lost luvaidg stores in the coun ty, arc 1101 r ()flaring to their old cu homers and thei pub licgenetally a ladtor selectoa stork of • BOOTS AND fiIIOES, khan evbfbeibre present." m the borough of 'Doge.— nttaa'tvars of Burt's melte, Constantly on hand. Al so, Dawson & liamlin's Organs, and a variety of styles to tickle" from. All are invited to call Toed examine prices and quality. 11. E. SMITII & SON. 71004, Jan. I, isl2.--/y, WALKER & LATHROP. vrAirns IN lIABDWAIIE. IRON, STEEL, NAILS, STOVES, TIN-WARE, DELVING, SAWS. CUTLERY, WATER LIME, AGRICULTURAL IMPLITTARNIS, Carriage atul i Harness Trimmings, 11A.RfiESSE8, SADDLES, &c. Corning, N. Y., Jan 1, 1872 LIVERY . STA'BLE. wALTRINS 4KETCHAM RF-ElPEcr. fully Inform the public that tut* have (,tab llabed . ' F, , Livery ror Hire, At their ittuble on Pearl fit ,oppratte Wiloolet'e rogon shop. I tugle of double rig% ntrut.ilied to order. tto, aim to keep .tel horses aild wagons, land itituud to pleise t hut. reatentabio. • WATIIINS h kai,TetiAM. Jan. 3. NC' • THE EARNERS OF uitm COUNTY: . lANI now building at my mauulactury, iu Lawrence vine. q aupmior FANNING MILL,i 1 which poinieitien the ollowlug wil.vaiitagesover all other Wile : 1. It separates rye; oats, rat litter, alit' foul fieed, and chew, and cwkle,, friau wheat. 2. 14 deans flax seed. takes nut yellow scut, and • all otter neede, invtnctly. S. it chains timothy need. 4. It (loco all Waal scparitting required of-ii will This will is built, f the best and most- duraLlo tLui: bor, iu good s4le, and is Bold cheap for cash, or pro duce., . , 1 I will fit a I,at • J t stove, for fieparating * oats from who'll, to otkott w llltt. 611reasubablo terms. Lawetitictivilli.. all. I. Iti72. . J. U. MATLIEII. i Nwiv 'a6ivelry store IVIILE Undersigned would respectfully sayto the ylt lzeua of Wellsboro and vicinity, that he has opened a • Jeurelry .Store in the. buildlog rectioUy oceopluil by C. L. lYillcox Alia stock comprises a full liamoilmeut of blOU•s, ateltesl Silver and 'Plated- IT'itre. a l 8: S.D. WAR' N4_..it , Gale of the beat w" iausuu i N th ern Peattaylv alai, will atttliht to the ' " .Rep iring, -of Watches, Clocks, 4-c., 4.e. For the skilful doing bf which lila saveatoen years practical oxustisncs is sufficient guatntee. I H. 13: IVARRINER. Wellsburg:P, Aug. Aa. 1071- It. . Town lots for Sale. ligE subserlber offers the Village front ojf. hie farm Cfor sale in /Identities to snit atrebasete, and at prices to make it an object for , investment., 'These lands ho flpely for village lota. cud a portion of them cannot • tici . exceliett for mminfacturing muposea.— They Ito ,Immediately ,ori the ~extension o 4;trant, Nati and Walnut streets, aud south of Second Arenph. They will be sold lb lota or larger waddles to mitt the wants of purchasers Jae? 22, 1872.4m' Estray Taken Up. . . flay of May, 1872; the. Mibeeriber teolc up. n Light red yearling heifer.. tie !same having auayed tin to his premises* 'Amid a nitle' and' a Lilt from gellidaytemn. tribe owner fa *equested to call and got the saute , P(I PAY,cliarges• I' 1010,10 w, Jima 26, 1873-31 T,. , • ,e ) I ( ( CM OA- BENJ. AIIBT/N I. Di PHILLIPH. camn...roN PHILLIPS Jewelry, li. F. KELSEY IN Pit'Oiture and' Undertaking. Van Horn &thandler,`" iSuccdaeora in D. T. Van Horn) • .leirwmirt aAte . 0 old ouelllgeauniorp trio lin AND, COMMON TUBNITUEB i o 1;t: , tumid in Boit/tern Pouct4vaula, ocpwiletiNt Of DNB PABLOB AND CHAMBER "WB,, SOFAS, 'COBOSMiI. TELV-A,TETES, • - I . MARBLE ANAIWOOD TOP CENTER TABLES, ItATIDA.OIO3, FANCY&M. 1111131088, OVAL AND,OQUARE W faaW .- .8; - BRA.Ct..- ' ATS, SORB Ito.'l-RANK ht&ITRASS >ES, BUSK & EXOELBSOR MAT , , t =ASSES and a full slOtly of the common goods usually found to a first-class establishment. The above goods aro large ly of their cwn lrattiufacture. and saitio.4lAn is guar. anteed both as to quality 11111 i price. Thep 'sell the Woven Wire jliattrass the inostApopplar tr6 3.ls ring bid sold; also tho Tucker BhpSpring tUt has Oil trial for 17 years and giv en universal satisfaction. Our • Coffin, Room, is supplied with all sizes of the Excelsior Ca &et, a new and beautiful style of burial case, together with abet buds of Itoreign and home manufacture, with trim mings toMateb. They will make Undertaking a sgm.— laity In their bitainese, and any needing their services • will bo attended to promptly, and at satianictory char,. gee. ' Odd pieces of Furniture made, and Turning all kinds 'done with neatness and dispatch. Jan. 1C 1872. VAN BORN & OHAI3OLEI-1-- To witait rr MAX Coziorsor.—liaving concluded that lau entitled to a little rest after rirly 40 y.ears close application to business, I have paHed over the furni ture business to "the Boys" se per above' advertise- ment, and take this method of asking for them the same liberal patronage as has been extended to me.— My books may be found at the old plebe for settlement Jan. 10, 1862. - B. T. VAN WHOLESALE DRUG STORE. IMI CORNING N. Y. DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS AND OILS, THAD DEUS DAVIDS' INKS, FEETH'S- CONCHS MEDICINES, =EDELL'S FLUID , EXTRACTS, BURNETT'S COCOAINR, FLAVORING EX. TRACTS, ItpROSPIE LAMPS, PATENT MEDICINES, ROGER PERM. MERY ARD PLAN/OMM EX.- - TRACTS, WALL PAPER, WIN - DOW GEARS. WHITEWASH LIME & DRY COLORS, • , AGENTS, OR MARVIN & CO'S REPINED OIL. ' Sold at wholesale Prices, ' BOOM are regnaajed call and gefootattons before geing further Jan. I A 187% R. G. Bailey. (Sitccessor to D. I. ROBERTS) DEALER IN Stoves, Tin and Hardware IRON, NAILS, CARRIAGE BOLTS, HORSE SHOES, AND HORSE SAILS, 1 CARPENTERS' TOOLS, A general stock ,of Builders Materials.. LOCKS, BUTS, LATCHES, HINGES, &e.; - Also. ORAPPING PAPER at manufacturers prices. JOBBMG PR4EPTLY dITMIDED TO wyrPerms Cash, and prices reasonable. Find door above Oone,lifouee. R. O. 15AILEY. Jah. 1, 1872 HARDWARE! LUTZ - & KOHLER, AYING opened a first-class Hardware Store in Mansfield, opposite Pitts BrO9„ on URAL Street, respectfully invite their f iends andlhe public in got gtal toltlve them a call. They guarantee satisftietibb all eases. Their stock coush3ts ol [7 liel"rLE3, STOVES, TIN-WARE, NAILS, IRON, IJEDIT \wag, SPOKES, HUBS, AORICuLTURAL IMPLEMENTS, CHURN POIVERS, A:c. • and a gonersi line of Goods, second to none in the country, at the lowest cash prices. They are also egeute for the LORRY MOWER, ITH ACA WHEEL RAKE, ARNOLD HORSE FORK, Asl) HAY CARRIER. f NV. O. Kgrz, LI.ITZ & SOLILEIt 1 ritAllic Konum. 1 alauallWd, Jitu. 1, 1872. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY KNOXVILLE, TiOOA CO., PA. Life, 'Fire, and Accidental. ASSETS OVER 521.000.000- stliarre OW Commlure Ina. Co„ of Norib Arunkl;3l, Pa ..$8,060,606 60 tarkklin Piro Ilia. Co, of Villa, Pa 2,687,454 25 upublie Ins. Co. of N. Y.. Capital.... 8750.0a0 A.A.. JUL CO. Of Cincinnati; '' • $1,000,000 Niagara Piro the. Co. a N. Y ..... .......... /.00000Y Partners Mut. I'ho Ina. Co. York Pa . —909,889 15 Pluentx Idiot Life Ina. Co. of klarfford cc .5481,070 50 Perm% Celli° Ina. Co. of Pottaville 600.000 00 Total i. . ...$24,229,5e'l et • Inenrou6e promptly effected by mail or other a, on all kinds ot Pioperty. All losses promptly RAI tad and paid. Livo etock bleared againet death, fire or theft. _ lam aktailt(ltilt fur filo Andes Fire Insurance Co p 1 Cincinnati, Capital, e1,e00„000. All comiuuukattoub promptly attended t0. , ...0111c n slid street :Id duor from Main at., KnoiryWo Pa. 711. B. MUTH Agent: Jau. 1, 1t172-If. MRS. A, J. SOFIELD Snow receiving from New York, a tine assortment o 311/1111.13aerwr AND FANCY GOODS, • which she offers to the public. at low rates. Enitil thing nanall9 found in a 1 ! Fancy Store, ,• will be Itm l t_oll band and sold low for casb. ; sax SU4 Gibbs, aiming rasabinas.for see. , ' ' Jilin ) 181% • 100. A. J. S • ' 11 NO. 28. W. i 3. TERBELL & CO I=
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