CONTT One honest. John Toiccip44 l . B , l osagfr;lAd ditab .. Although be wee Pour, did not want to be rioh "Poi 011 these l vein Wishes to 141iwere'prern - By ti feittinstetnbit of being . .i ntented.;:i ,::- 41 . -N, .- . ~,- .... Thongh.eold were tint westber,, z., deer were ~., toed; 1;, . •.: _, :::-:., :,.‘ 1 `, John' inner wae foundlin 'a inusiqUiiiii mood, bur ttillie Witi equitantly - beaid-to deolidiee,--• "'Mat he: 'could .not . Prevent he would 'oh! fully'betir,'", ~ •'. ' • . . .- ~, - I '" For why, should X grumble acid - mariner 1' ? •' If I iiinicitiet neat, rn be . thankfull for bre And- though crating may . rett.he,:mt . cciand deeper' • • • '.' • • • It, Can' never , ',datum brand ' and: Cheese . to . cheaper." If - John was afflicted with Nielstaini or pian o Be wished ,hirnaeg..hetter, tint did not entupht Not lie.down / to fret ill dependence and Rom But bald that .he hoped to bo better to:mono . . If any,one wronged bita and.trented him Vi:ity4olinLotas good natured-arid sensible B . For ho said that revenging his Injuries dime IV„onld be making Aro rogues where there' be but one: - And thus - . llonoot Jan, though hia:•statioa I.llittablor , ro,Aod through, flip''' . ead world owl And 'torero. if soma folks who are greater And riefole.r, • Woild Oopy Vohn 'l'oropkinr,itho 'hedg'er ditcher. ' VOioes7Wiat They Indierite. There are light, Autcle,:surthee 'nes that involuntarily seem Co utter .1" "It wont do to tie to.” , man's voice -may assure you of - strength - of purpoEie - and reliability, the tone contradicts his speech: Then there are low, deep, strong es where the Words seem grand on; if the niart,oWed huthanitY gru and 'meant- to Pay' it , some day. man's Opponents maywell tremble, I • his" friends may trpst -his 4rengt pgrpOse and ability to act. Tiatie is: the I coarse, boisteioui,d torial torte, invariably adopted by gal' persons; who. have not, BUM. cultivation to underatandpelf significance.- There is the increduloustone, L lull of acovert sneer, or a secret can't dupe me" intonation. There is the whining,. 'beseeo velice, that says" sycophantwas is as if it uttered, the word. It carolec., flatters' yoh—it words, - " I loVe 'y 'u ; I . admire'you ; you2;are • every thin you should be." - :4 • , Then there is -the tender, ~tau teal, compassionate ,;voice, that .1394te tr l 3. o * goes with sharp tfeatures, but al ays with a genuine beneiolence: • If you are. full of affection 'and tense, your voice'prcsolaims it. .- Ifyou are full of honesty and strt of_purpose, ydur voice proclaims it It you are cold, and calm, and and` consistent ; or fickle, and , fo, and deceptive, your voice "will be t ly truthtelling: „You: can notNyear a mask ,withc being known that you are wearin Yoh k!anndt change your voice f naturaktouerthout its being k that you are wing so. I "Our yo ' man" composes his • piece" on After, and here it is: _--; • WIN - TER. inter is the coldest son of the y ar, because it comes it I v winter most! y. .In some eountrie ter comet, in the summer, and the ' vbry.pleasant. I wish winter' ea summer fn this eon Ittry,„..Which best gevernment the,sdn ever silo 6h. Thenwe could Ito skating h • and slide dOwn hill in linen trow, We could snowball without our f getting cold—and men who go outs riding wouldn't .have to atop at tavelfn to- warm, as_ they do nos •snews more in the winter than i i,ck cr,n, T . ~ti,c,,,,,c...c.., . . or° +6O ~....-. Is because so many cutters, and s are made then. , • • ~ • Ice grows =eh better in winter than in summer, whiCh was an Inconvealence - before -WO disbovery of. ice-hottses. 7 - Water that is left out pf doors is apt to freeze at this season. Soiree" folks! take - In their wells and cisterns on 4 cold night, 'and keep them by the fire, so they doult freeze: Skating" is. great fun in the nter. '. The boys get .their, skates on when the creek is frozen over, and p 1 y tag, 'break through the ice' and get, et all . over (they get drowned sometim a and ' • are brought home all drilping, which - makes their mother scold,gettin water all over the carpet in, -the front room,) Jail and _break their headß, an enjoy i themielVes in many' other w ye. A wicked boy once stole my aka s and ran off with them c and I could no catch • him -- I; Mother Said, - " Never mind, judgment wil - take him." .- Well, ifjud"gmentdoes,judgm have to be pretty lively on his l' 1 that boy-runs bully. • •- 1 There ain't much sleigh-rid! ' cept bi the minter. - Folks dori'j' to Care abbut it in warm - W Giown-upboystindgirlsliketo . riding': The boys generally driv 'one hand and help the girls hol muffs with ,the other.- Broth - , let me go alo'ng. a little way once be took Tulle Crane out sleigh - and I thought he opiaidt more a to hOlding the Twit than he did bag the horses. - I, Sfiow-balling is:another *lute I have snow-balled in thestung4 we used stones and - hard apps isn't so amusing wilt is in, the • somehow. • . - WESTERNBrUPLIC/WY.—Wes maim plicity—notgretiness, but gentil a e can dor, of Character—is to be seen in the . folloWing incident furnished se "a time Since by a Western corresponde t: In a wild Western neigh•orhood where the sound VI - church goi bells had neyerbeen heard, notice w' given • thatthe Rev. Mr. A.—z-,distin uished Presbyterian divine, wciuldprea Li on a certain day. ' The natives,. w• o • con sisted mainly of those hardy p oneers who have preceded civilization' , came to,hear Win. They -had an indistinct idea that""preapliin was something to• be heard, and'attended to hear it( 'After services had begun, draw }inviter with rifieln hand, and accoutrements of the chase abou, entered and took the only vacant) na i l keg without either Mad. rent of the preacher's thoughts t into a description , of heaven and liabitanti With great power he had • d picture (Atte habitation of the and Nlia4 EIS si gnlrig orch of the pat apostles and , j)rophets, his app place. Calvanistio tenden hirn to reserve the Apostle Paul climacteric,• with his eye fixe the highest point, and with an • gesture that seemed to be dire the_loftlest altitude of 'the hi pleas, he said: • "And - where, my bretiaern, sl set the greiif Apostle Paul?" Then .pausing to give the imap time to reach the .elevation d for the Apostles he fixed his ey( 'our hero of the rifle. He, tb thinking the address personal, r stantly, and then replied: • "If be can't do.any better he my seat," •,. it Is'neeales 'to sv . that this -was never reached. • • Otiprx thiris.—rLong ago .0 thusotts, it was the custom for V) go titiout the mOOtrog haus :I dfwifrE 01;4, rilwake up the • gt. feeteg - *kni t on_ on ,whif;l4 OYfr4 F. 4 1 .0 IVO eitL, • )la:!fr. W.f;,¢N +92 - 4M454 a_46nio e fifeji4/4 wee 4 ryifvf, , t orßba - Ait , 6 , 4 , ,iy,,A 1E414 Sri 6fit%iv )+4-rl fin 4 t!AtrAißolork'moof , t,..: • , DuLtiiiM sciforatsmrra itog.lo, - : .*:.:fltomplgNif, t) i . . Onploor abovoltcysTrug store, El EBL;sBCU . RO; _P•A,, We take pleas re in annonneing lo'tbe p; I{o that wino:emcee° the Weir Year ,frith 'enini*ed faellitiO for accommodating cqatpinerke with the eliebieit'aleck et' ' 1••• • • . YAAGE. • NOTIONS; WOOD di .WILLOW " yet. offirg tfi this piibifr. E3ll and , liousiekeieprs e he I his yet ge, and I of BEST SUGARS,. SPICES, ~ lfliEltßlEs, (StOrtid,) 'PRUNES, BOX RAISINS, (mom sERDLgss RAISINS, r, croopNG, CURRANTS; ‘ * PICKLES, SAUCES, ' MI lent In- I= 'at is 'You Oonnt Oysters, Carmel Oysters 1 Dag 101.1 ;and % pre BALTIMORE MARKETS; ME3 firm, • lish, qpal- ut its , one, sum a + ONVII THE HUNGAY cE 1:186921,780LATE Will find our RESTAURANT open at all sea sonal:do hours , where Oysters in every style, pre t pared by askillful cook, are served tip to ,delight the palate-And gladden the c heart. , " , DM CE th win it is I 0 in WE AIM TO PLEASE is the e up refoot .ers. Always glad to see out 'friends, because wo in. tend to give thein their money's worth, and -if they tall Ofice,therwill b 4 sure to call again: MASSEpTA 13ULLAP,D, 0. H. GOLDSMITH.. ngers leigh every . It does I eighs Jan. 2, /86 YONT r T. L. BALDWIN & • TIOGA, PENN'A., RETURN THANKS to their customers and friends for their . 'Continued Liberal - Patronage, over And beg )l ioitva l that they. hoe t will :0, for 'I g ex.- t seem. : : ther. ,: sleigh t: 'with SELECT STOCK OF GOODS, their r Bob ..When ding, ntion r) hold • sport, Jbut es. It Inter, DRY GaODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARt• RATS' & BOOTS_.& SHOES, FURS, ROSES,. BLC:, SzO. boned the tam, seat--a Ins cur : d him its . in- We obeli try and keep our ptook. Vila a lessed, larehs, opriate les led or: the pward ted. to venly COMPLETE IN ALL DPPAETMENTS: We havo s tileo made arrangements,. to keep on band -- • all we Ground rlaster, !ination esigned :.9 upon 'ezefore 1 ,- e in- ;Which tro shall sell at a t `l* ,TV la take climax o ~ '~, Mina: 11 person during leepere, • end of ether .h rnctr tof .TON tOR LESS. VI6IIIISIS Sh l / 1 11.4 169 t felt ta l osionto st , supply fits i`zssliks6 gotitillar at 'iri6Vo is*, go OM -., 11311 ME Eil3 El the CANNED FRIUTS; and 70e -fine# ritikt 666 AR 1 I . f " on sale it our conntor. 111 11111 Consisting:of oftodliEity, AT 4LL TIMES J. UT TUB vap t ":s4satrarfflori, c'E 4 .4iii2koila is AT C. :3„: MAIIIIEIII4 Would announce to the gdod people of: Tioga County that they,hat!e just returned from New York with their +mond full stock of , • aLL . BtWITTER Ctoolifi;‘ 'embracing all the ,novelties as well. es the sab oteur:leis rectaired. TRESS GOODS 3n all vcirie4ies,.STAßlX .:4,R4NOI'"AOPIDS, OOP SC.tArf,Vt - , • & BEST VRENOIIVOYeOO.II,- , SETS, GLOVES AND go - SIERY, YANKEE NO.' ; • - TIONS i &c., &c. - • .11. TR i• , ..Ft14.811 , .., MINK, CONY, and Siberian Squirrel. The largest Stook or ' - ' CLO t fe 5; vAs44ll4Rps in,{4.eowitY,4 RE Di" , gAD4, - , ,a.1 4 9Tr0pi and 0 OTITING made to order ,super , • 1 intended by first class tborkmen. • SHOP MADE A_ SHOES in end less variety, HATS (ft CAPS • . , . to suit all tastes, =2 •:GROCIERIE - %; iBce.;•l3OCL Our gOWt6tiq - bti.6l 4 fignOit ,a4ilng the 'test panic in Now- York'anal wilt' bold at panic prices.. Prices lire down, monopoly broken `up. No other atoro oatt or dare compete with us in qual ity, and price Ni furthir Fir tleularsi &atilt the store of - 0. B. MAT ER's CO. ' Lawrenceville; Dee.,l9, 1866. :66ii' . :tiizik‘litt si.'iiiiiiiEltir(o6l. '(ATE commence this year vrith an exclusively VV C4SH business.: 0;18H PAID FOR,' WHEAT I CASH PAID FOR OATS I CASH PAID - I FOR ':"CORNI, , • CASE/ FOR EVERYTHING I A, LA , Rep ". OF 49tac _FOB. Y - 10 1 ASH'i "' " LARGE s, oth 'OF 'FEED FOR A LARGE , STOOK 'O' PORK FOR d' all and sea nal WRI(PIIT it BAILEY. Wodaboro, Jan:- 9,11867-Iy. • 1 , • All persons Indebted to 'us by „note or book account must call and settle or pay costs. • Jan. 8;1867. • *RIGHT do BAILEY. Stoves: Stoves:: AND HARDWARE! WILLIAM"RO ERT begs `'td IN-1- announce to the citizen's of Ttoga County, that" in addition to , his excellent stock of Stovq, Tin-Ware, Bdttania, ,and 'Shoot-Iron Ware, hei has, at a groat outlayystodkOd his dote ' ' • MAIN • STILEETi WELLSB0110; with comphite assortment of Shelf Hardware, of which vrtilMumerate.theTfollowirig.artioles: NAILS, SPIKES, CROWBARS, X CUT, MILIWEIAND'IAND.;BUCK: SAWS, BUTTS, STRAP' HINGES, CARPENTER'S .TOOLS, PUMPS,. AXES„ AVGERS, B4 c rs,"' ' *RITZ-STOW; HATCHET. S 0 OIMEP3i: SHOVELS; SPADES, FORKS; BENCH-SCREWS, WOOD SCREWS, CARRIAGE' BOLTS, BURRS, SKEINS, - WASIIERS,,. • • PIPE BQ4ES, 4. E• • • - titt.ts;'ELLlPl '"" TIC , , . . SPRINGS; HORSESHOES; HOOP, I3AR,. & BAND IRON, GRINDSTONE • 1 / 4 .e ',RAXGINGS; CORN" ' • ; POPP,ERS;, MI SAUSAGE CUTTERS S AND STUFFERS COMBISRD. /Also; • PISTCLS, ,, • • PISTOL OARTRIDGES,".' • POWDER , AND • . CAPS. „ . PATENT BkdINIOR'itANdIN.GS a now thing, and made for olo.Polio ara tiNit .a few of ,the many , oritoloi ooitixiosios our stook of Hardware, • • . ••• We invite 'the public to call and examine for therein:lime. We' alto to keep the beet gnallty of goods In our ; and all work to.'order done promptly and welt. WILLIAM ROBERTS• Wellaboro; apt. 1,18661-0. NE* FLOUR, GROCERti !. AND, PRO . VISION ,STORE. • Edwin -, B.; Canvey, In ready tgiti'rnish ouptotacirs with , FLOUR, COMMON TO‘-BEST, PORK, HAMS, MACKEREL, WHITE 1? , FISH, CODFISH, .AND PRIME .OROCERIES OF ALL KINDS: 411; f :r i o t dp e or:tpiCtltk!tysa;tasOrtt. ' 1) Dc 42 :, FLEY has on rump 94 th ose etpl, Amerlatip watchos,.at No. 6 Union Block. • . • Dlt. NITOWS KEIDOISIINA.L ; SUPPORT .;:'; US, for sale at Rikylo Pros Store. ME El.T.: t i CASH I CASH . ! ~ S Mill 111 INEI3 I OM. ~,,,, E CABINET ORGANS,, and Troat, ]lnsley A ,Co'l4clodeorta. ' • Ciders ficu - ilealeter aollolted: Address, L. B. POWEllir, - ;July 2Q. • 116 Penna. Avenue, Scranton, Pa. 900DS AND NE* PRIOES T L C \I ' - , T. A. WICKHAM'S, TIOGA, PA. \:.' AV,T*G. Apt ,retArkiiil4 fro4k.r.f)vr'Xbil{ "?4, i - iZT974's9PV I TQt II/I P'SM 6I t 6 4 ; : Iv; •11.ve ) STOO/tOP tail those in want of Goods wtll find it to their interest to call; agd f ( -) • EtAMINE OUR STOOK bofoio 1)414, 11,1.i.ivihete:''' - - Kept constantly on hand, a ohoioo la of PR/41:. 1 .FAUI7,- qR09P138,..,0,,QUA.- PORK, All the aboye Goods are bought at the lowest Cash Prioe c s'aud Fiats() sold • , ONLY "son CASH OR READY PAY. . , . , ' I "Don't forget the place, at the old stand of VAN NAME & WICKHAM nowt - Veln,2o,qBB7i:iff;•- LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND J. W. BRADLEYI3.44,EERA.TEDP,A,_ TBNN DUttEX." ELLIPTIOAOR - 'DOUBLE SPRING) K.l It rT . IT ',TIRE wonderful itexibility ! W% great comfort' and 'plotunaro to any' ady wearing ' the Duplex Priliptio Skirt, will be experienced particularly in all crowded sOmemblies, operas, car gee, railroad care, church pews, arm chairs, for promenade and house drew, as the skirt can be folded when in use to occupy a small, place as easily andeMitiehiontlj.lna sift ormuslin ilteaty an in. Valuable quality in orineline, not found in any single spring skirt. ; A lady having. enjoyed the pleasure, comfort and great convenience of wearing the duplex elliptic steel spritigl skirt,fernidngle day; never httetwards;WM: ingly dispenl6 yfith their use. For children, Misses and young ladle's they are superior to all others. They id)! not benkor,broak like the ( aingle,epring, but will ptiferve theit'perfect and graceftil shipteerlien three or four ordinary skirts will have been thrown aside as udelese. The hoops are covered with double and ttyleted thread, end,the bottenErods; Op, pot only dun• hie springs, but tviice(or double) covered; preventing them from wearing out when dragging down stoops, stairs Au. ThOD uplex Elliptio is a great favorite with all ladles, and 101iniversally recommended by the fashion slime, as tbp standard skirt of the fashionable:world: To <enjoy ..the following ine.stimable advantages in .erinoline, iniperlok 4nality, perfeet !manufacture, stylish• shape and flnish,flexibility, durability, comfort lit and echnomy, inquire for J..W,. Bradiel'a Duplipx Ellipi tic ,or double spring skirt, and be Burt. erri , get , the l gcti• nine article. , s l4 / 1 4 Faffigfit.W 0- 01*_9tir .red ink ink ilitatnlp i 4 J".- .iv.k Bradiet's -Duplai 'Elliptic Steel Springs, upon the waistband—none otbera are genuine. Also notice that every hoop will admit a pin being passed through the center,. thus revealing the two (or double) springs braided together therein, which is the secret of their flexibility and strength, and binatfon not to be found in any other skirt.- , For sale in all ptores where first clue Skirts are sold throughout the United States and elsewhere. Menu.. ; facttired by the sole owners of the patent, WESTS, BRADLEY & GARY, ; Jan9,Bm 97 Chambers &79 & 81. Reade et,,, N. T (Patented Novemberi7,lBB6.) 1111111 AMOST valuable article for all who drive hor ses. See "Agriculturist" for Marob, 1888. Reoommendod by Wilkes, of the Spirit of the Times y - Bonntiti,•:Ofi the NoVr •Yorit Lecher; laid many 'other celebrated horsemen: The subscriber owns the patent for Tioga, Bus, nehanna and Bradford oounties. Individual ox township rights for sale, on favorable terms. • Harness makers who wish to make the lines for their opstomers who buy individual rights, will be doplt wit libetally.; ..--... • -.- 1 ,r . 6' l' - ' i l i By i aisicg altutiatfpnj the putfety ' l ines rky pci 2 2l titiltehed to a mOst any - bridle. - -' - c•-- All persons are cautioned against making or using the bridle or lines, in the counties aforesaid; without authority from the undersigned. ROBERT . O. SIMPSON. 1 We'labor°, Sept. 5, 1866—tf Matheii &i MOrton, fROORIEN itIROTIONS, HARDWARE, WOOD & WILLOW-WARE tittlsrf.RE tNQTIONS. LA WRENCEVILLE, PENN'A. 'Cash Paid for•Pioducts {O. B. MATO W. J. HORT Nov. 21, 18Q6-Iy. ) Union Clothes Wr'i'nger, IHAVE the right to "soli the Union Clothes .Wringerovith elliftie epringe,entiA .1 118 14 self to any thickness. Menufactured . ,atj Water. ; ! bury, Vt. lam prepared to furnish )id all. harwtho agency for the towns of ittibury, , Tioga, Nelson, Elkland,'Oceola, and Farmington,r i REUBEN T. BALL. Farming* . ill, Feb. 20, 1887—tf. • otlCE.—Nbtice is hereby given , that Rob ert Custard, Senior, has been placed in charge of tract No. 1690, and those parts of tract No. 1689, in the vicinity of Babb's creek, belong ing toll° heirs of Luke W. Morris; and all per. ions arp _forbid trespassing thereon, undo pop. alty of • •• , ELTASTON P. 'MOith/S, 805 Market Street, Philadelphia. Feb. 27. 1867-6ai* TALI: • BROOK - COAL, 4 -4Th,e, undersigned, havingtnalte - arrangements to - furnish Boat bytbo TON•or I OATte LOAD, coarse orfine, golio- Itsthe patronage of the publie. ' _ 1 ALSO—has constantly orie dila; c a large kook of CARRIAGE BOLTS, &o. at wholesale and -retail. Or* BLAOKSAIIT I.NG. of all kinds done in the best manner. • 1 I B. M. 0 . 8E11 1. . I Thiga, Dec: 1, 1.86'13-4, - .' ! k p i % Jl, _ - SORE THROAT AND QE . • SY 'ARE 0141 ed with , ease and eertaintyll one or tairo.np plioitionet# SAW:4IEI;I4,Sin tb9 ann3lao. SO" at ;1_ 1. " AQDP • • . -,- ~.", :-. - -.• -.• ME fetq~~rl~le~an~fi,i'~iae~ VEALERB IN - -+*Ntaf_ $ • Jump - Tr` id„111: ia l s i l l. 1 •. , . •-• 111,' rA. • V 1 • EEPS toustsm4 on handfino stock i f Pure Drugs, Medicines, Ohouttjals, :141wild4 , r Medicinal and SacreMeatal use;mals. all the .pularPatent Medicines, Paints,•Varnishes, Oils, 0., all kinds of brushes, Dye Celors, I) Woods , 4t4Stuts, , fin 6 ToiMt fßoape, ,, Perfuntery, PoM. ades, Cosmetics, 'lc., I r 1 STATIONERY, PENS, PENCILS, i . ;(tritYs ll lVl D irM l4 Fif'::.l emorandum Books, Pass. Bon ' e &e.,,i Potash bulk a 16 vents ° par pound, Horosone Oil, amp Oil, Turpontino, Be sine, to. r o 1 Freak Oatmeal and Pearl Barlo at 10 ots par 1 undf I .am sole agent in Blossburg for Dr. 1 .Weaver's y, xt4l I weed, t -to 5 0,.t441:414 IS altlthium, tio_ittiyi Vivalos ion ° facie, and nil diseases arising from impure ato of the Blood if used according to directions. Partioulab Attention giyan ; to. o:onsisounding fiysioiin i s arid iithetprtmeriptions• ' I gtiaran e satisfaction, both in qualliy and price. Remember the Store, opposite the new Coal o'e Store Mossburg, Pa. • . Ang. th,lB6B—lP. J: L. ?Amt. & .N:'IIAMMOYIV§ NIIRSERY.- i . liidditlpttgy,,A'kort, C.1 . . 1 411%4-, , ~,,:i ~.t. 45) , 1 V '', - i'Ait, ''' -4. Shunted on the Plank 'Road, 4 ranee from Tier,. • '' ;Vo are prepared to fitritishloo,ooo Fruit Trees i atthe following prices : : j 11Appletrarirg rr 4 iii r e72,i 0 iaiilii thigiirsery; is( cents delivered. C2mmorkaixe, 20,Cents at the 1 nrsery, 25 cents delivered. Pear'Trees, 50 ob. Sumura APmtsl4-2: garfest, Early arrest, Chenango Strawberry, Washington Strawberry, _Fled Astraohan, Rummer 'Bellflower, Biramer Orulicii,C,Rninmfielinfr, iSviixistaiori,Vonr Dm. {TALL dertno.--Pameuse, Gravenstein, Rambo, lhhattiti Pippin; Pill Pippin, ißepubliatin Pippin; 14 wley or Douse,-Ataldeit's :Blush; ' , Large Wino, r o i,dies' Sweating, Lyman's Pumpkin Sweet. IWzrrza...iisrrits.,—.7Baidtvip,, Bailey rest, Reek Gillfhliviio;BliielPiiamsiti; Airierlea Gol din Russet, Roxbury Russet,Rbede Island Green iil g,Epopup,,,SOtsenburg, Swear, faweet;Gßiflower,, gar' I:WOO; Eeney Greetinit i lloiiey ' Rifeet, pound Sviiiiit,'Ponfid'Soiii,liieles'Pleatant; Tali an Sweet, Tontkiklifetto . : EilieWilikiier. - PEAna.-:=Bortlett, English Jargenelle, Bleaker"! Meadow, Bella Lucrative; Louisa Bone, D Jersey, tieokol, Beurre D' Amalie, Golden Beurre,Plemistk, Ileanty, Gloat hiorceauc Lawrence'., Also—Biberiau Drab, Quinces, and Grape roots -'• Bo ver t al7ftrl o oo o . itliddlcihu i rY,'lfogit'ilo4aPa':jiti, i i , i'BB44y. toves''St''Thi Ware MYR, iMILLIONn r EEO OPPOSITE nu% BUILDING, Ti now ,N prepared to furnish the public with anything in his line of business, in- quantity as large, in quality., as good, andfis'olioap in prioo any dealers in Northern P.ennsYlvio44. Ha pays particular attaut(on to srrovE ANtririri WARE tOd intend•to keep a full aseortme In that lino. 17 7 ,4 P -i promptly, and warranted to giro • REPALRING Jaaouted in tbo boat'inannar and ..... 6 ,i:,5JA1.0-1, V Alp SEE - ;:'f -S.'4_ ?" Y D. P • !Wollabotough, Mar03.,71,4q66. 1866 FOR 134 LE 132 d. WIOKIiAM, IAT HIS. NURSERY OF FRUIT AND OR. 444 1 Pn41d T4g4 B , • 009000 kit)* "Trees. )tO,OOO Pear Trees.l A kaa C•i'PIAIii; 3 I)I3 I AOII,'OIIERRY, tind ORNAMENTAL ! TREES do SHRUBBERY. , The Frnit frees are Compose& o the choic e st ittroffes, gooti;liealktlY;,llb o 49_l4 the and in bearing. Any one wishing to get , supply Will do well to call and see my stook b fore par. chasing elsiwbere. tffir• Delivered the depot o.ce of_ebArgo.,_ Tioptti . l7 f q. f81£1,613 7 - 1?* ) 6!„: F o c ßzy, iillITO aitd Cattla Powders, hme. _ k ...•I . l ito. An 1 lave umhie. iniprtores 'the quality or,thelnilk. It has .'been proven by ac. thud experiment to increase the quart tity of milk and cream twenty per cent. and make the utter 'crux, and Weet. In fattening cat tle, it gives them an appetitodoosene their hide, and makes them thrive itho Lunge, Liver, Etc., this wale acts as a specific. / illy putting from' , " ono-half a paper to a pgper in a f barrel oT awili Via iaba:ve tligeaues will bo eraclipog4l 7 - ;Tn ., or entirely prevented. It glen In time, a certain gprevrontive and curd for the ling Chplet a. t Price 25 Coats per Parser,. oz . 6 Papara for 81. • - PIIERfaiID S. t* . orrit: 866--1310:4 AT Tntrrt, WHOLESALE MO AND 3TEDIEINE DEPOT, , No. 116 F.ranklio. 13t,,. Baltimore, lad, en y9l h e e *l6 , ll l y od l)rdi t : t : e j:s . antl, ,Storekswpei thr on h. 1 For sale by John A. Roy, Welleboro. _ _ lOLIN t4TRIN , GI3,nt, - • WEBB'S,DRUG BtORE. • , ~• . . , „ '/FE -AND wrlags OF ,ELDER,- SHEAR_ DOWN.--Those who wish to secure a-copy et this excellent world can do so by 4 3 0 ,11igg!ttt this office soon. , August 20,1666. ME 10 - 08-W,ORK, IN; THE BEST, smE, and with despatch, at THE AGITATOR Office. , . BUSINESS, t of overything atiefaction with , dispatch ROBERTS 1866, . •f• - &Liughs, "icett in Ob !!" 1••• ' • • :Se\ •4` , --_ • • a F. *iv: , w . ini I I utainit arfintil. • '-.) r„ =I SUGS el'gi MED . WIN,gS,:I'..WNTS, .., 'r f,a~ ii THADDEITS DAVIDS' INKS, OCiNCEN; • . tIVATE:D CIN- 1 t 911,RIATI AND BRA KEROSENE LOPS; PATENTMEDI ; „:„ RETROLEUM OIL, EOOEIEiTEII , PER• :1, YUMERY ;.. AND mitvoniN9 , ExTA4oTs, WALL ',; ',P4P.I)It,IITIN.DOW.OLASS, AND DYE COLORS, Sold at Wholesale Priem, Buyers aro requested t y e,oall - quotations before going further East c, W. D. TERBELL & ,CO. Coming, 1,18,071 y clothing: Clothing THE, attbsoritterlaidng now aptero3oo , • , • , CLOSE OUT lita- WINTER CLOTHINO* P r ig)Eß GA EALENTS, (1"9 , - I' r Offers the whole for . • THE NEXT THIRTY DAY S , At. sotnal COST ;for cash. Mfg stook "1- „ targe . Lind Attraoti've, and will be found,worthjr of attention; as it oompFises poet , . • . VARIETY OP ELZGANT OL'OTHING I Ha also offers Me stook of OTTER DRESS .WODS, which ooaprides a groat' variety of French Me rino°, ooburgh Varlynottas; together with about 20 BETTS at iumuar - swot, On tho'somo torpn. ' TH6 tAI3. H l it - ELDEN. Nelleboro;_Fob, 20 1 1887. , , • - REMLIVG-1 7 .0.ATS FIRE ARMS. MUM BY THE TOADipmucamaiy LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO DEALERS 200 f 000 BIIRNIIIIIED U. S. GOVEIRISIIENi. irmy :Revolver, 44-100 in. Calibre Navy Revolver,, T 36-10 G in. Calibre Dolt Revolver,' , Navy sire Calibre Pollee RevolVer, Navy alai Calibre New Pooket Revolver , 31.100 in. Calibre Pocket iiiivolver,'(Rider's pt.) 81-100 in. Calibre Repeating.Pistel, (Elliott pt.) No 22 & 82 Outgo Vest Pocket Pletol, No 22, 30, 32 & 41 - Cartridge Cani 22 4%.32 Cartridge Breech Loading Ritle,(Beala i ) N 0.82 &38 or . • Revolving Rifle,'Zo it 44-100 in Calibre ' E. — REMINGTON & SONS. MI PRINCIPAL AGENTS. .Moore New York; Wl&Read & Son, Boston;'.Tos 0 Gmbh & Co, Philadelphia; Poul tney & Trimble, Baltimore; Mary Poloom & Co, New Orleans; Johtiten, Spencer & CO, ,Chicago; UM Rupee)! & 00, St. Louie; Alberta Crane, S* Prsnotaco. • . b'eb 20 1807.-2 m. • PRESERVE YOUR TEETH. T• 1.11 , 117ALk BirgeoliDentiet, would t/ • spectrally inform the citizen. of Tioga;Law reneeville, and vicinities that ho has located per- inonently at Tioge,(ollionOver Taller's Drug Store) where he may be found .the first three weeks of each month, and will,be at Lawrenceville the last weak in each month at the kesitionoo of Chas. Tans go der . ' ?tirtioular attention , gliren to' the treatment of of all diseases of the Teeth, Gitms, anti Alveolar process, . Oleanhigßilling & Extxaeting Teeth pnd to ' regulate ' lrregular 'Teeth in young ersons. Also,'especlal attention given to Pitting , Artificial Teeth, Palatal, and obdurators on any kind of plate desired. ' •AF Antesthetios administered and. Teeth Extracted Arithont pain in every !Ilea where it may be eon• isidered advisable. work doe *Mt promptriessi and warranted; and atPrices censistant with the times. Let every one call %fhb may need or wish for a good looking sett of teeth: • Tioga, Pa., Entrwit,'lB6B. , -tf. ' 1 Tra , lratplr With the 'COTTAGE PRESS and= • ANN INJL the AltlYttite reaterial accompany. • • * ins Plfeiery term con dolls own •'' Irrnitingacatlyoricklyandthecti •MAll• Z:tili v izth r tlicrfg° c° - yattre old • eon tlaslly manage tbe largest else.. ••• - • Printed ntstratiltolas orb:sent with HIS• • each °Eke, 'cabling the lartokaser to goat werk 'provioug • knOwledge of : printing." - A circa. - lar cantaining • fulldescription, OWN pr i ces, testimoniatiotc; sent tree •to all. Oar. Specimen . Meets - Of • TM Cutsi & 0 44 4911 cents PRINTZIL Avatmi,PAEss•co.. . —2,6 A s t, M 13,1867-Iy. , • • New York. . • • rwommeer W PEPS 131, LATM:COP, Dsotakne szt • • EIAREWA IRON, STEEL, N'AilfB; STOVES, TEAT-14 7 :4.1th,, • BELTING, _SAWS, CIITLERY, WATER 'LIME, ,AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Cialiago and . Mini' esti Trimsn . Inge, HARNESSES, SADDLES, eto. • Corning, N. Y., Jan4 l 2, 1867-Iy. .; X.NEWELL, DEN'OBT,VANBSIELD,Pau . grateful 'for the Veil , ' liberal patronage heretofore reoeived, trill - continuo lo as to ',per form all dental operations, as to merit the rapidly increasing professional demandi, now engaged. All operations in all departments of the profes sion executed in ttie boat possibici manner.. All new, useful inventions and improvemonts adopt-. ed. The highest good of his patrons the u/tima tum of his ambition.. Deo. 6,.:136•••tf FLOUR PROM CHOICE WHITE WHEAT, 'buckwheat tionr; corn meal and feedialiraqa on hand. Call at the Charleston Mill before buy ing your flour and feed. I can make it in object for you to bey. ' A. .4134031,74. May,16,1860-tf IMMO =ME MI 1- EMI 1!!!!! . A.- Pan lap *ado lky ‘ oviity mon., Woroiin v anci ‘ ikii4 fu • ; oiriotlyndbOie io ..pion of ,b4iNtitisoir: goods or . known popular 61 concern of , r • MEE ' W. R. Snifthls San , ADDISON, N. 31,, Thousands and thousands of people have al. ready reaped their reward by thus doing. Every DRY GOODS, GROCERIES ,CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, CAPS, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &0., ' are on band in abundano6, • 01 . 0.4 r FOR - TUE . IpttlONl et thci old BeliAe Corner, the PtOP.IES' STO E, GRAVE AND IMPORTANT INFORMA TION, TOUASII BUYERS WHO WISH TO SPEND THEIR MONEY WHERE THEY CAN GET THE MOST FOR IT. W. It. SMITH'S SONS' stein of. keeping an enormous stook of goods t all times of the year, and selling them cheap, this system so ob.- noxiods to big profit stores is fairly)begun for the gall eeason at their store ' rid Mich a year for doing 'people good was never known before. e Cer. tainly there is no good reason-for swindling pri ces.now; we have had enough of them already. The great advantage and importance of trading for Cash or Ready pay is fully illestratod by the 'low prices now ragir.g at the.Peopletd Store. A FEW HOUSEHOLD WARDS FOR THE FARMER. MECHANIC, & PEOPLE GENERALLY. ' cowls al n. COMM which has a big assortment and is selling teatimes as many goods and of 'course can sell theta as many times chea per than small concerns. We give all suoh vantages to our customers. • A FEW OTHER B/0 THUM TOR Tag PRI:J ERK` MITER TO PTHEIDER REBORE eIe&NA• DM' ars MONEY. Look out for big stores and bigrente; big notes and big rates of interest and no real takers at that—all of whioh 'to, very bad as `against W. R. Smith's eons' situation. Light expeusos and •no rents, new goods at breakdown prices, and the good old motto of email proilts.ipod value and quiet returns; flying to tho broo o. •Tbo fact is, the only' true and certain road to fortitne for tbo merchant le always to eye his customers, as we. do.uentoarhe onn for ftisimontir, and depend on i , far e sales for his profits. Atain, our popular an legitimate system of dealir#,-buying atriotiy for ash; always having (shah on hand. render us masters of the situation when a drop comes in the market. Never before was there 'such a tempt ing lot of goods, at low priees, as. W. E. Smith's Sons can and will. show fro3n this time forward. - • • 'Oar stook of Dry Goods and Olothing can't be beat, and no customer who IS in tho right shape, ever•taav the store without buying, and none who Care -Idiot they say, will make. the assertion that they ean buy goods elsewhere as cheap. •We keep the argest'stotykdaf • • _ BOOTS ANL SHOES; BATS AND BAPS, . - ' that is kept in the county. Call, if nothing more thanio ale the IHEAP GOODS on tho as tions counter. g/ CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS *Fr at ruinous low tutee. Thp cottage and palaeacian be'repleniahed for a bong -how, by- calling or the Picpies Friend. OROOKrtir, WALL PAPER, and a thoasand,ether artieleCean be found; and no one who sees them can help buying. We manufacture all the GL OWING wo soli. Every well dressed inawbuys his harness of William It. Smith's Sops. We alsoinake tp order. Our,Cutter is,master of his art; he stands down the hall for no man who wields the +ears for a livelihood; his MI cure the defoimed. We keep Pork, Flour and-Salt, always as low or less than market rates. . It is more than ever the duty of every man and woman to call here before buying,' and look through the stock of tempting goods and bargains, as no one can imagine or form piny idoa bow great a difference there is between the prices of goods bought for cash and Trioes of, goods else where botight for notes that are not paid promptly. 'The safest 'thing for all- buyers who want the lowest notch in goods,; is to call and get W. B. Smith's Bons'•Prices, • and take , around in your pooketslo compare. A great, many stores will get the coici n ehotader after you visit the Old Cor ner where they work for their customers, ' You-catinbt mistake the place, as it occupies the room of four stores, inimediately , on the Erie railway, and the rush is constantly going on. Call; If for nothing more theft to see how we spike the guns. Yours,traly. • W. R. SMITH'S 801 , ,T5. Addison. N. Y., Sept 6,1866. , • =II MIM kind of fIi.V'V‘CAVieL •", 4"" 'f; kayo -stAtzamv. , --- • • • On and after slcindit.Y:llov,rl, $5,5i Corniug at the following hours: • iWXSTWAxn, , - 12:28 a. m., Express Vail:Sundays "oxcentod, for Buffa• to, Salamanca, and Dunkirk, connecting with trains fpr the West. 7:12 a to Night Express Sundays exceptedacir Buffalo, Ultimatum, and Dunkirk, making direct, cannot:Doh with trains of the Atlantic &' "(treat Wdstern, Lake S hare, and Grand Tritnk Railways, for all points West. 1%43 a. ta.,Night EiPrees, Daily; for Buffado,-Salataaace;, Dunkirk and th, West. , • • . 7:50 a.m., Mall 'train, Sunday's excepted, for 1144 , 1,,,. ter and Buffalo; Ida Avon. - • , • • • - 10:25 e. m. - 3fail`Train,,Sundays excepted, for Buffalo and Dunkirk. • ; 2:15 p. Baltliciore Express,- Sundays. excepted, for Rochester and Buffalo, 'tali-ton. , •-„ - •,e:4O p. to., Editgrant fruity, Anlly,'t'ar the West. I „ 7:27 p. Day Express, Sundays excepted, for Buffalo, Salamanca and the pest, connecting at= Salamanca with , tho Atlantic & 'Great Western Railway, and at Buffalo with'the. Like Shote and "Citarid Trunk Rallwayi far POlateVest and south 7;25 p in Day Expressitiundwye excepted, Mr Rochester .1.25 p m Way Freight, Sutidnyi exceptedt ' • - XASTWASD itoMM, . a m., Night” ..xprltssiDally, , ounect.lng at Elmira for Canandaigua, alt 'for' ijarriebtirg,i Philadelphia, and South, at °rage-Mitt for 'Warwick. and ar New York with afternoon 'trains and steamore for Baotou • andaimv England Cities. 8:58 n : m., Cincinnati ExPreini,llotidays oxctpted, con. nocting at Owego for Ithaca; at- Binghamton for Syracuse; at Great-Bend fortaranton, and Trenton; at Lacks axed for Rawloy,autt Q ray court for "Martinis an Warwick. ' • 10:40a, my Day • EXpress, Sundays excapied; Ling at Elmira for Canandidgna, at Binghamton for Syria. cuse, lit:Great hand for-Scranton, atLuckawixati.for Malay, and at -.Jersey City with midnight Expsess Train of Now Jersey Railroad for Ebliadolpilds;. ' mono and Washington. , '- • I 10.45 a m Accommodation. Train daily:. 1.2:80 p. m, way Friiight, Sundays excepted, „- , 3.20 Baltimore Express, Sundays excepted., ' 4:20 p. m., New York and Baltimore Mall, Sundays ex cdpted, cm:twitting at Elmira for Harrisburgh, fhpa • dolphia;and South. 7.05 p m Lightning Express, Sundays excepted, con• necting at Jorarry City with morning express train of Now Jersey Ralirclad for Baltimore and Washington, and at New Yol . with moruLtig•express trains for Boston and the 44t. . ,• , = • WM. It. BARIt,• , IL BIDDLE, Gen'i Pass. AgoS , t. ' ' Cold' Sup't. Dlossburg & Corning, & Tioga rt.. B. _...--. Leave Corni g, ' ' ' Arrive. Mail, 15 aaplail, - I 0 04. p 111 Accommodation, 1 39 p miAocomtnodation,lo 20 a m , L.I.I.SIIA.TTLICH, Sup't. • • Philadelphia & Eric IL U. Trains will iqr. and depart at Williamsport as follows: • Eastard , • Westward , 1 Erie Mail Train 10 10 pni Erie Mall Trala...7 16 a m WE:press Tralti-4, 60 a m Erie Eihita Train..B 46 p m Elmira Nail Train 885 am . ,Eltnira Mull Train° 66 p m Passenger Cars run throttO on the Erie ?Sail and Er Drees Trains witheut obiang,e both ways between Wills ~ dolphin and Erie.' I' : • , •-• .‘ • - NEW YORE CONNECTION.• ' • .' • Letrro New York at 9 a zu, arrive at Fria 9.80 a. in, - Leave Newt/fork at 600 p ra, arrive at 'Erie 716 p in Leave Erie at 620 p'nt, arrive at New York 4.40 pm. • Leave Erie at 10 26 a in, arrive at Yaw. York /0 /0 a m • 9 A. D. 'Triza, aa.l2'l Supt. Northern. Central 12. - U. ---- .., . TRAINS FOR TUE NORTH, . . • Trains for Canandagnia letive Elmira as follows : AcboruodatiOn at - 7 00 a 'm 47. ' I Express (fastest train on roll) ~... 1146 am - Maill, 0 16pm Way Freight,. [passenger cOaci attached] ...... 7., 710 a tit • TRAINS FOR TUE SOUTH. ---'----- ' , . ' Trains for Williamsport, - Baltimoie and Philadelphia tic., leave Elmira as follows, • ' blab at ' 4 46 a m ' Express - , • ......i ...................... I . Local Ereigh ... 6 80 a m .. Through ; 000 d to _. PII.The•E rose train which leaves fortba North at 11, 45 am, ro a tnrough. direct from -Williamsport to .C.inandagulaj Tlio Express which leaves Elmira fur Wfrlllatosportat 5 80 p at, is tho ' throtigh . train' south front Canand/igula. J. N .DUARRX, Gong Supt. - Atlantic and Groat Western R. W.- ' . . . • SALAMANCA,. STATION. ' . • I .. Wair.wann Boom EssMAIM 80n3D,. Mall 1, - 5:30 I Express . 610 Accommodation 0,35 Mail 5.52 Express ' 12.10 'Accommodation; 11.45 i Express 11.00 t Express . 3.W At Cory there Is a Junction with the Phlliidelphia e_ Erie, nden Creek Hull Rnada. , AL li leadville with the Flan/ilia and Oil. City and Pithole 'Branch. At Loavittsburgo the Mabonlay Branch makes a di rect route to Cleveland. At ituvenua cetulectp with Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad. i The Road passes through Akron,, Ashland, liallon : Marion, Urbana and Payton, intersecting various ran ibilds, and terminates at Cincinnati. D. MCLAREN, Gen. Supt., Meculyillu,Te. DEERFIELD WOOLED" ;FAV TORY . rriLIE EINDERSIGED paving pure - based 11 the well known Woolen Factory of JAessrz. E. & B. S. Eowon on the Cowanescrao River, tw.o U31%.42 east of Knoxville, takes this . nabthod of informing the inhubitantetyf Ti%ga and aditaintrig counties Cheitlie will Inm:infector° Wool by the lard or on shares to suit customers, into FLANNELS, OASSIMEKES, DOE-SKINS, FULL• CLOTHS, qt-all kings The maohinory has beci.n thoroughly repaired and now machinery added thereto, also an im proved new wheol which "willenable him to work the entire season. He wilt pay particular atten tion of goll.Cardlng Sc. ClotlrDressi g, whioh Will be dono in the neatent possible, n • not, having added one now Roll Maohine, ill enable him to dispatch and acoommodato pe pla from a distance. He would farther Bray the -Ile has carried on the b.usiness in. manufacturing wool for farmersin BradfOrd and adjoining counties for tho'prat \ twonty years'; he' therefore osn warrant all work and satisfy his customers, using nothing in manufacturing but genuine wool. • JOSEPH 1NG11.413• • Deerfield, Jan. 1,1866-Iy. Tioga Marble Works. 1101 T . D. CALKINS, late of the firm. of (Wk. 11. - • ins dc Conklin, is now prepared to eye. cute all orders for Tomb Stones and Monuments, of cater. ' _ ITALIAN OR RUTLAND MARBLE, , of the latest style and _approved workmanshifi, and with dispatch. - He'keops constantly on hand- both. kinds of Marble and will be able to suit all who may favor him with4..beir orders, on as reaAnahle terms se can be obtained in tho oonntr,y. Stenos' diacolored with rust and' dirt cleaned and made to look as good as now, HARVEY ADAMS, of Charleston, is my Agent, and all contraots made with him will be filled by mo at shop prices., H. D. CALKOS. Tiogn, Dcc. 19, 1886—ly U. S. CLIA.T,M AGENCY 4 For tho Collection of, Army and Navy Clattas and;Pendons Tilt NE* BQUICTYLAW, praised July 28,106, git es two and three years' soldiers extra bounty., ttend In your discharges. OFFIO Tbr:eo months' who were In seryll P NS] To . att who have lee neritlY and totally All other Cloverial ,I ; EnOME 13. - NILES. Wencher°, Ottotier 10,15e..64i Planing & ,Turning. - • 13. 'T. VAN HO, t trAvniG got, his now Fnotury In operation. fe now *prepared to' iil orders for Cabinet Waro promptly and in the he -t.style of workman ship. Having procured n I NWOODWoIiTH 'LA ER, • ho is ready to dress boards o'c lank with dispatch :SOROLIAVORK & 4i6KEM: furnished to order. His machines aro of the new est and most improved pattirne.: Shop cOrner of Pearl ad AVaip Ste, WELLS. BORO, PA., Oct. 31, 1860.-tf. B. T. VAN HORN.. , • BounV and Pension Agency. T_TAI7ING received definite instructions In regard to .1.1. the extra bounty allowed by tbo der approved 1 July.2B, 1868. and baying on hand.a large supply of 011 necessary blanks, .we are prepared to prosecute all pet' CM an onty claims which .may be placed in oar . hands. mons living at a distance can communicate vtitb us ,b latter , and their communications will be promptly R lllll 1 :MAW. . i Wellsboro.October 24,1814. • --- What is the Matter ? • I S general debility troublesonno? is ,your MOO 3 I Impure ? is, the whole body dlsortlerA nud weak? Then got a bottle of the great Blood Po- • rifler—it is Depurative Syrup If . lodide of It tassium: follow the dtr . ,ootioi caiefully and y?, will bo bonefitted. Sold at, Roysti Drug Stoic. • TO PARENTS.—\NoLhing is st ofte'n wanted , as a good licainrie for the colds of childiret• Now you We' it: the Compound Balsam ofi Thiarhound is just the thing for children, for it— cures not merely the cough but the cold also.' Bold at toy's Drug Broro at 25 cents por bottle. II Officer! perms =
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