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lex by aSt enyidurtil4 - : cfgo oiled ,
iv ' r iga: .0 ipot : '; l4oi lei
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Rite; of not to x!ritoori,tiiii, itiOL.
then Whetter tit theiiittr t il*ceit , ,!,
iiariaiiiiiiiiiiroid_. : lol . 46:lll l. rojidAkisx
6 .'li.Fiffi**9 l oik?sidOzi 4 my troul4e3,
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1 0 i ll i ft i t SU F4STA9/ 411 t 1 .Tivirrite‘ii4 1
(
"Tabier raid by a speech to Jiarwe end:
e miittrifniid . tge tiOluittia natUnd things
it sohnollai:ingned With i` 'tisa eonsint 4 al
wootl7 to -.3)#i willed. - • ~- , - , ; -
• i
' • .' ' - , ' To Write, to spPal
o ipeaft i perchance to fail,ip,,there's tr49':
n , in a _ pec3h of length What troubles - , cent
lien we hate atm:000, liliii r dly thibilgn, :•-
•cuirt give as pause. lliereti the respect i .
tat makes calamity oLthe school -bors li .
'or Who WOold-near the, duffs Wad coati of.
le.Tesethefs gong, the Kg girle: evattimel
to peqigs
.fif. Aespised nit, the eaerii_af all;
`he Insolence o4'peoplo, and the sperne ; i
tat the riaitort, iy. of patient Merit takes,
he he self might 'his qtd'etus make ...
'Pith oercifoSitlert7 -" ' ' -,' " .' `2 - -.• ''•
Who would farthings coin, • -.
!o. 64 3 2 and mot under a itoori 6149 b,
lot that the dread of- something after lohoi
1:
Ete tuitrisd punishment; free limn islliloh
To' °holm aver youi;:puFzl t eii . i.l:ie , :aol„ :
ran tasikes as rather „bear•the ills we hare
IThan fitto others that we know not of ?
II
~,
Thns coneoiqco does make cows.xdo di' 'us
And Of:resointinii
i ls sicklieAlc'er with the psis east of thong
,And.corspoaitions of groat faith and mow
'With'this regard their currents turn away,
And aose the name of smartness, '
OOSNETICS.
. .
- The ancients had an tiatoniShing
her of oils, soaps .and perfuinr.
Romans made large use of sm g
vi , a4i-ball, for clean Sing the' i ski
bathing. After taking a warm or)
te
bath, their bodies were anoin d
'perfumed, oil. Cosmetics w re
large demand among the wain n_t
°lent Rothe as they are at th :p ,
day, and every imaginable Ale is
had reeofirse to hy, them 'for Cs
"I•pperfectiond in 'the _s:t.lor of thel
h4,lt, eyebrow - 6, &..e 1 Pliny did no '
it beneath his notide to - record a n
of. 'preparations .of this kind,. ..
them obtained from different. pi:
Among these the peelings of the
'when boiled, had thenredit of 1 .
'l4 to the• hair a l?laek.,color, 1
'grease as lauded for t ita reputed
erty of Making the hair groW , on
'bald heads. Light hair was prom
applying'tin lees of vinegar and
lee Elms, and black was made iv
another wonder-working_ subs
Then there • were means promi
make the hair crisp and to curl it.
' saysthat women dyed their gray
with the juice of herbs., from Ge
and that art gives them a more ' '
color than natural. PropArtlbs i
his, mistress of an excessive use o
'trim. Foolish attempts to 'ohatt
.color of the, hair were thtin, as th
now often punished by, its entire
_Ovid tells of a young person, who
fell out when endeavoring to oh :
chestnut color to that of black
eyebrows were dyed black by the
ante and flies. A more practi .:
Was to straighten the hairs and d
with a needle. blackened in a,•
False hair • was used by tab :-
women. lvtartial 'ridicules, one
'sex who, inrher agitation at a vis
her lover, put on her false hair
down. A similar deception was
eed in having artificial eyelids.
. The preparations intended to
, the annplezion fresh and the a
were verynumerous in ancient
TheFimpress Popposa, in her jo
always had with her a number •
the milk. of which she used as a
The froth of fermented liquors NI
for this object. the soap meet in
came from Gaul (France), and
two kinds, the soft •and the liq
was made with gnat's fat and th
of the beech. Wrinkles of t
were said. to be'removed by-tire
beans. This wasalso sometime
to the water 4for the bath: The
satirical poets were ver severe
ridicule of those v. , omen who;
their faces with pomades, whit 4.
chalk. •
Moder:a-chemistry has furnis
tatlic preparations, which have
misapplied as to be made to e
the composition of various cos
The'effects of using them, such
into which lead, bismuth, me ,
arsenic enter, arenaostpernicio
'damaging - the health and •so
•
causing death Itself.
V A REMARKABLE MAN.—At H
ranee meeting, held in Alabi
'time ago,_ Colonel Lemanons
had been twenty-three years, I
mies of Napoleon Bonapafte, ,
the meeting._ He arose before
enee, tair•ereet, and vigorous
glow of health upon .his eh
said :
• ."You see beforeyou a man seventy ,
years old: 1 have fought !two, hundred
battles; have fourteen wonnd: on my
body; havelived thirty days •n horse ,
flesh, • with the' bark; of tre• : for, my ,
bread, snow and ipe for -my d ink, the
canopy of heaven for rnycoveri i g, with
out stockings or shoes on my. ' eet, and
only a few rags of clothing. J , the deS
erts of Egypti have marched 'or many
days with a burning sun .upon my na
ked head; feet-blistered to th • scorch
ing sand, and. with eyes, no: tills arid
mouth . filled With durit , --an , .with a
c i i
thiret,se tormenting that X liav opened
the veins of my arms, and au ed. my
own blood i De / yon ask howl rVived,
all these horrors? I answere , that
1
under the prov deuce of God, never,
drank a drop o spirituoui liquor / in my
We," and, cont inued he '"Baron Larry,
chief-of the inetileid stairof the French
arms. has stated as a fact, that 'the' 6000
survivors. who safely returned" from
Egypt; were all thoSe Men - who abstain
ed from ardentlipirlts.' .
, ..
f . .
Vnivrr ToNgurs..—W hen I was a hog,
I and a numb of my playmates lied
rambled through the woods and fields,
till i quite forgetful of the fading light,
we found ourselves far from hbroe.—
: Indeed we bad lost our way. It did so
?ek appen we ere nearer home-than we
thought ; but how - to get to it was the
question. • By the edge of the field we
eaw man. coming along, and we ran to
- ask him to tell us.- - ,Whetherhe was in
- trouble or not I not .knowl, but :he
gave is some very euily answers. "Just
then there came alon another man -a
near neighbor , and w th a merry smile
on his fate. "Jim," . said he " a man's
tongue Is like a eat's; it is either a piece
ofvelvet or apiece of sandpaper, Just as
•
he likes to we it and to makg it; and I
..deelfue you ,always. like . to - use your
tongue for asaud,paper• T the velvet,
man, try the velvet princ
Amos. _
/
sLE AIMING A TRADE.—It • was a 'wise
law of the ancient Jews that the sons of
even the wealthiest men should be made
to- - serve an apprenticeship . to Owe
useful occupation, so that in case of re
verse oTfortune, they might have some
thing to."fall back upon." The same
exists in Turkey' where very.maw,
even the Sultan himself, ust -learn a
a
trade: How fortunate wood it be now,
had it been a law in thi country.—
" Would -to God I had atrad 17. is the co'
of thoutiandeof returned soldiers, North
and South, who find themselves ruined
in pocket, with no imme ate .prospect
of gaining a livelihood. It houid teach
.
parents that whatever_ Al e they, -may
give their sons, they, shout give them •
a tradth—New Mr /4r. - . 1
. -
Ws rather think that
indtant slave to vies that
-Ow spoor fellow who had
e. 6 , •
*Tzlood blond ' COM away
as the old lady said when
by the redness of her nose!
,_ , •
1
:Ipa,
I! MC
NS
I Jura-
The
,
in it in
apor
with
in as
an
esont
• was
• eting
skin,
think
rober
ost of
nts. _
Pe
part-
of the
ta'rel24
upslcha
practi-
reserve
in soft
Rome.
rneys,
f asses,
bath.—
b.. 4 used.
request
was of
uid; it
e ashes
le* skin
theal of
added
Roman
n their.
.daubed
lead or
ed
me
~een so
-r into
etice.—
las those
eury, Or
le. etimes
tempei'•-
ik short
whn
't the ar
dressed
he audi
with a
eh, and
he Orieet ,re
•e ever saw
[. witrigers In
show Melt,"
eiVa4 dtuck
MMIMIUMOMI
QOK;-:AT f.3IHISA
MI
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MEI
BEL L &
,A.RE
. NOTT #SWL,L.OI7 - •
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ME
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:.• -•( •
E 'Cr o'o D
DPI! araost, preparatory to. pupil's in a iale‘
-aaleatett • - , „ ,
SPRING„:,.gTOCK.
,1"
otiß • CI;OTHIATO
• ,
is destrable'at tottass.: ( '' ,We ,hre getting up
SUITS at the lowest pbtilble - iiideis - and hays
'given unlveriSl Viqf have wide ilia
'bargain with' 'ever;V:one that 'we c :bitve sold to
'and itill'eontinne to do so- : 'year -
• . • . • •i i ; ;-
.
C t L. SIN G
, pji .
L.
•
•it
of us; and if it deep not 'milt
a gale.' „
&faIPESS Ci f 0 htf
•;BINDS,
.
1120.t.L1N0 OPP . AT 0
•
We hare our usueltrnieet asiorted•etock of
PRINT'S;., DEL /ONES, dm,
SHEET7NGS;. SHIRTING% STRIPES,
• , DENIMS; , • &c„
at the lotreat postait?le zailtitet prices.
ROOTS . AND „SHOES, ItAiI,DWARE,
CRO,CHER"y" AND GROCERIES,
EiATS, f f CAPS, &o
Call. and see us.
,W,llaboro p Feb. 27,1867.
GOQPIS r
J.-R: 'Bowen &
itAirEjtiet returned ir4Sai New York with a
large,assOrtment of a•
WINTER 'GOODS
•
Boiglit at Pardo irrieoe, and sold accor
dingly. Wo resaeotfully. invite attention to our
stook of • •
CA.SSDORES, B E V - E R ()LOTH'S,
TWEEDS, FLANNELS;
1=
also a lirge Otia of
MERINOS; ',EMPRESS • CLOTHS; AI,
.PACAS, and ofht.i. DRESS GOODS
andDRESS TE/MMINGSr •
Also, a large and new assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
M greatly it - educed prices.
r Atr.
LADIES' Ft1:1?) nice assortment, new
and che4p.
BON-TON, , SILVEIt SPRINO, anti_ other
• kinds of, ROOP SKIRTS,' ",
YANKEE NOTIONS;.HATS &' GAPS,
HARDItAItE, CROCKERY,
• GROCERIES,.
HAND MADE BOOTS AND f.DVES,
ME
•
/ind many other things which we Bill be pleasid
to show s to all who will call end examine our
STOCK OF GOODS
. .
Before' purchasing elsewhere, as we ellive i
will pay you for "Font time and:trouble.
SMALL PROFITS; QUICK . SALES, &
,READY. PAY 10 OUR MOTTO.
.r.:. , . . r
. r
~ , -"".IM. forget to all at the
i .'
---- ,
. ... , ,
EMPIRE STORE, NO, i'IINLOOIL
:Welleboro, Do" I!, 1860.
=I
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1
ME
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nttot lexpeo
S' -
, At B-
ra
- 0. BULLARD;
E
, '!`-"- ~, _ .. ~vl,xF. ~x - ~ •`5':4°.35~~~~d4~ c~=.~ `~t'u '~~xcm:.u~;. ~~3G+:,i~s`:w~,~c'4~~~%~f rTr'~w"✓~iiat r; 1 ~^:,4i':~%;.
SCGOLI)SAITIt':
RIOCHRy& USTIERAST,
Itr ? " ti. 1,3
Ono door above Roy's Drug More,-
MI
WE1:42,13E0R0 . . 1.
1 . f
1. t_
We take pleasure in announobig to the ublid
that we commence the New Year with enlarged
facilities for accommodating customers 'w4b` the
choicest itoOk'of , ; r it, • - • :
' .1
RdePRLIM,' 'YANKEE Z 4 ls,
WOOL , dy WILLOW WARE{
yet
. jaffered to this
Housekeepers
win 'And the
•
BEST,VG, ARS,; SFlroSic,'
RAISINS, '(anecti) PRUN-t€
CITRON,SEEDLESS RAISINS ,
cKINGCURRANTS,
• PICKLES, SAUCES,
CANNED FRUITS.
• 'and Mit pied •
Count oys t ers, & Canned' 'Oysters,
! • •
right from the
BALTIMORE MARKETS,
on 'ale at our counter.
THE HUNGRY 4to DISCONSOLATE
Will dad Oar REEITAII/tAtiT arm at all sea.
sortable' konmivhere Oystersin'e.vers, Sty,le, pre..
pared by a'skillthl cook, are.served up to 'delight
tha.palate and gladden the heap,
WE ° AIM TO PLEASE
Always glad to see our friends, because we in.;
tend tb give them their money's wiSrtb, and if
they call once they will, be ante to call again:.
iI4ASPRNA BULLARD,
C. 'II:34OLDSMITIIi,
=EI
WINTER.; .OF . 1867 -
ll=
~ ~ t, ~ ~~f l f'~
1 5
T. 'L. BALDWIN i&
TltiGA, PENN'A.,
%•' 1 _
RETVBN THANES lc,' th eir eestometa and
' friends for their
Litieral' Piitronage,
ME
And beg_ k inform them that they have
; *attar;
SBLECT STOK OF GOODS,
Consisting. of
RE
BEM
DRY GOODS,
i
~i! r~~
. ,
dEPIES, ITARDWARF, HATS
O&1 s;' V.OOTA &: supts,
_ • , ORPOICEET,,
FURS, .RODES,, &C.; 840.,
.r..., .
INME
.W 0 Ain try and keep I ' Ali Stook
COMPL \ RTE IN -, ALL 'DEPARTMENTS.
n,' Welump also made arrangetnonte :to keep on
bond,: - • • , , ,
•
4 - zz, ,
Grouml Plaster,
IND
W. 6 IFh wl #4l Bell 1,4,a
YE R Y ;41.0
MEI
r i n g
- ` - TOY OR ,L.C,iSS,
littoulde not ffl to 'onto a solpply of
tilt - Ezoollont Fertiliser st oiteel • ;
Tiogs, Zan. 2,1867.
ME
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:/".! 3 s;
,
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CEVVR4 ArrAPTIO.N.
MS
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LAwrowesvi - LLE.
. . .
. _ . . ..
- 0 --'• Q.' ' nit A tint
Waitl4' antioantie :to the 'IOW
,poOpii of, Tugs
Cciriat7lttai Ibiyliavo just, retortioll ;from :New.
Vca.k.wiNheir oecon4 - fall stock. Of ": ' i
.embrsusiu k alt the tkitiolihio. as_ 5i5 . 11 ,.. as thii.i4l:e.'
rtantials required.. -. ,'. . ; -
-iiiii) 5 ' ito ' 1i Li t.42'' ' ''''.; ''''
8* OD -tts, t'vepiietr is, ST Lg .
- &'FAtior, vcOris, 1190 V mug,
.- it BEST FRENO,H ',WOVE OOR4 .
-.- s.gts, , ,' bto,v;as :*ND: 1#O• ~; '--. -
, - BIBBY, 'YANKEE N47.' -
, -
,419-/I B sr-A- 3 .>: "ft?. -, i
..-- - v - ru-ns -. .- • I r
,• _ , , • •
MINK, ',o&st .and : Siberiati'Al4rreL
. ' -f r*l#lorgeittiiiiiir of - '
CLOTHS & -OASSEMERES in the coOnty,
AEA:OY ..14.41MA_ :" .PX.9,'1,111NC1,. dud '
. 17 " -OLOT.IIIIIO niadertti'drik;' pert ,
intended by first dos wo en. .
RE ' '1:/- i ~,
SHOP MADE' BOOTS & SHOES _inteAt
leis variety, HATS & OAPS 1 ':";:',
ii i:T . • 1 ;1 .', fi-f° ll clilasqf; 0 - k's ' '
,: - -'
EMI
GROCERIES, &C., &P.
Ourgoods hive been bought daring the lut
Nit* NV* AO .4011 'sold_ at yanio
prices.
.
Prices, aro dciwn,,monopoly broken. apt No
other store. can or dell' compete with ns In: goal
it, and price. For further particulars call at the
store l or, ' a 0. gik 414T481L & 00.
Lamm:mac'lie, Deo. 19, 1866.
te67.
ME
=CUE
=
Vll odintaaraia this year-wink an (441151174
044847-bualneBa. • • . , " •
CASH ,PAID FOR WHEAT 1
CASH PAID FOR OATS
CASH PAID FOR ''---CORN
CASE( TOR EVERYTHWG 11
' ; 17,- ; /I - '''f . , ; - 1 c;1 .. , ; ~ i ,- ; ,, : : i , ;:,_.:•
A . ZiARGIE- Tstobr. ;or - FLOUR ittat
CASH 1
A LARGE• STOOK OE PEED 'FOR
• ~ • ,OASR
A ,1441,ACig STOOK, :01`, PORK FOR
PAM I
Call and sea nr. ' , ,
WRIGHT 4t BAILEY.
Wellaboro, Jan. 9, 1807-I,y.
Ali parsorm,indobted 40. s,.by cote ori book
aecount must call and settlo or pay costs.
Jam,3, 1867. WRIGHT 4 BAILEY.
Stoves! Stoves LI
A..J11)1/P: ?)11.1116,R,D11116.115.11 .1101
;
•
. • . 10 •
r ,
. ,
Werth-41E1L1J.414 :41414ERTS bpis 4 0
J4T , A. annelids. to the citizens of Tiogo Cettrity,
that id addition to his we,' tient stook of Stoves,
Tin.Warih'Brittanta,' and . hcet-Iron Wate, lie
kalra.9t - ritat Ottth9r,fitteo -. Me store ori
‘ OO,
: ;•, 1,-sq,.)-ti•! '1 -. ,'-c , . 1 , ,, fi
,•• ,
-, • .., . .., 5. - • •:-. ! • ,
. ,
• . - AIN. STABET, WELLSIORO,
•:
~3 :; r•
with a oompleto assortment of Shelf Hardware;
of which we enumerate the following articles :
NAILS, SPIKES, 'CROWBARS, X OUT,
t I grtrl ieS"
1 kiAItES
CARPENTER'S TOOLS,
" PUMPS, AXES,
1 AUGERS,,;:
i3ITDSTOOKS, HATCHETS, CHISELS,
SHOVELS, SPADES, FORKS,''
BUM:SCREWS,
WOOD SCREWS, ',O4..BRIAGE BOLTS
, IfOBIVS,;SKEINS;
' .PIPE BOXES, AXLE--
• .1 TIMES ELLIP-
TI •
1
•
SPRINGS, noitsi SHOES, HOOP, NAB,
.8c BAIMMODT•OIOOSTONE
T JRTOTNOS,PORN
"P r OPPERS,
•
;SApSAIIE'QUIVERS Alao STEIFFBRS
COMBINED. Ater, PISTOLS,
PISTOL OARTjIJ a* '
'POWDER AND • '!
CAPS.
PATENT EARNDOOR iANGIiIGB
Nati
a. Slaw 'nib& and Made for use. Theis are•but a
few of this many artioles composing onr stock
of Reidworo. •
- A•
We Invite the public) an examine examine for
themeiliea; We aim to keep the beat quelitY of
gooditin onirline; and all 'mirk to order dono
promptly agid well. WII,LIAIif ROBERTS.
7ii r el!e;boro,Sept.l,lB6ll-tf
NEW FLOOR, GROCERY, AND .ERO
VISION STORE.
'Edwin 11: Carte*,
Is ready to furnish elastomers With
i7r.Amm, - COMMON TO BEST; PGRK,
4Art*, MAOKEREt,, , WHITE
. OtiDFISH,.-AND
PRIME GROCERIES OE' ALL
,•! .
Next door taVortverselstoro.
Wellsboro, Dee."l2,lBBo—ly.
WOLEY has some incest of, thane firka;Ariertimu
V watches, at 0.„5
, • -
irst R. ' PITCH'S ABDOMINAL SUPPORT-
Erts o for sale at Boy's Drug Store.
NEW" ' f . o - 0 . D a An.
'WICKHANEN,
"DTKVINiI duet
,jam, Now and car
,- - ,STOOK OF _ GOODS
All film In want of Goods will find it to tholr
intorept to , oalt and
MGM 1867.
and loath Prices before buying elsonlioro.
' 4
DRItD 4RIJIT;,•GROORRIES, ,PLOUR,
All the aboiredoods'are bought at tlo lower
Cash Prices and will be sold • -
. .
Don't v forget :the place, at 'the 42113 stood of
VAN NAMI WNICHANt. '
Vega, Pa, Feb. 20, 1867-tf,
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND J. W.
BR'ADLET'S OELEBRATED PATENT
DUPLEX' ELLIPTIC (OR DOUBLE
SPRING) . '
Ij~. UD wonderful , flexibility and• great comfort and
pleasure to alay'fad wearin - the ex
Skirt;will be experienced particularly Du
in all crow ßiliptio ded
assemblies, operas, carriages, railroad cars, church pews,
arm chairs, for proo2enade and house dress, as the skirt
can be folded when In Use to occupy a small place as
(wally and cotreenioutly ass silk or muslin dress, an in-
valuable quality In crinoline, not found In 'any single s
spriug elcirt. 1. • , • . ~
A lady
,having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort and
great convenience of wearing the duplex elliptic, steel
spring plan fora single day. will iniSer aftetwards•will•
ingly dispense with their use. For Children, Misses and
young ladies they are superior to alijothers.
They will not bend or break likehe singe spring,
buil VII Preserve theirs
perfect And caul shape when
i o.
three or four ordinary skirts win nro been thrown
aside as toeless. The hoops are covered with double and
twisted thread, end the bottom rods are not. °Lily don•
bl apkings, but twice (or double) covered; preventing
th m from wearing out when dragging down stoops,
q ire ,to. , * ; , ; -
heD nplex Blliptle is a great favorite with all ladles;
and is universally recommended by - the fashion. maga.
linos, as the standard skirt of the fashionable world.„
'' . s TO' enjoy pe Ritioaug ' inestimable advantages in
crinoline, viz: superior quality, perfect manufacture,
stylish shape and finish. flexibility, durability, comfort
and economy, inquire for J. : W Bradley's Duplex 11111121
float- double spring . ekirt and be mire you get the gen,
- tune:arum.
. VAITTION.-- . To'guard against imposition, ho portion.
Tar zo note° that skirts offered as "duplex" have the
red ink stamp;, vie; "3 - ..; W. Bradley's Duplex Elliptic
Steel Springs," upon the waistband—none others are
genuine. Also notice; that every hoop will admit spin'
being passed through-. the' center, thus revealing the
two (or double} springs braided together therein, which
fa the secret of their flexibility and strength, and sewn.
Mouton not to be found in any other skirt.
For sale in alt stores where first class skirts are told
throughout the United States and elsewhere. Manu
factured by the sole owners of the patent,
• - ' , ' ' ' ' Vi'Ll3ll3, BRADLEY * °Ara,
Jan9,812 . t , o79hamhers t 79 s t 81 Reads ate.; b I. Y.
; '
Hattman's• Safety Slid%lan i :Lines.
i °. ,
~ '
•
-A"ST valuable artiole for all ishadrlie hori.
sea. Set; " Agrieniturlst" forfdareh, 1851.
Itecomniendee by Wilkes, of the Spirit :of the
Twin); Boinei, of the .NOR, YOrk Acker, and
many other celebrated horsemen., 4
The subscriberciisne the patent for T ogo', BUS
,qtteliarina and BrAdford counties. fedividualOr
toireShlp rights for sale, on favorable terms.
Barners mak ers who wish to make the lines far
thl r ir custoniers individual rights, vrill
be itoalp withliberaUy. , . i
By a aligbt alteration, the safety lines may bo
attached to plinintt any bridle. • '
411 persona aro' cautioned against making or
owing the bridle or lines, in the counties aforesaid,
Without authority from the 'undersigned.
• BOBBItT, 0. SIMPSON
*onshore, Sept. 5,111664 f •
IMMI
M.athei • &
G i i(los4!s& . ,:i!4(lyis!t)w i 'g -
CROCKERY, 151:4RDWARE,.
WOOD -8t
tAlqlt.E NOTIONS.
Cab rota for Produce, f a• B ' MA \ ruEir ,
(W. J. Hogirog
Nov. 21, 1868-Iy. '1 . •
• Union Clothes Wringer.
IHAVE the right to sell the Union Clothes
Wringer, with elliptio springs, and al:Vasil
self to any thietness. Manufactured at Walter
bury,-Vt. lam prePare'd to .furnish to all; I
lave the agenoy for the towns, of Middlebury,
Tioge, Nelson, Elkland;Oceola and Farmington.
REITIIEN,V. tau:
rm. Fa Hill Feb. 20 1861T-tf.
ME
NIOTICE.--NOtiee . is bereby given that Rob.:
art Custard, Senior, - bag been placed in
charge .of tract No. 1590, and those parts of tract
No. 1589, in, the vioinity - of Babb's crook, Wrong
ing to:tho bobs of Luke W. Morrie; andelllper
sons are forbid trespassing thereon, under pen
alty ofiTecution.
, . ELLISTON P. MORRIfiI
805 ,Market Street,,philadelpisia.
4 . Fob. 27, 1867 — n* lS
, - •
•
"CLALL - . RAIGOR COAL. - -The` underslgned,
,having make arrangements furnleli Conl_
bythe TON or CAR LOAD, (Aare° or !lie; ea°.
Itsthe patronago of the •
•ALSO—has eastantly on hoed, a' large took
Of CARRIAGE BOLTS, dco., .at wholesale, and
clIe• PLAOICSAUTIIMG", kinds .
done is the hestmanuer. S. m.
Tioga, Deo. 1 ? , itlec,rt.c.. ,
ORD-THROAT AND QDIRST ARRII3
'O4
S ed!witlfeatie ancteertaintyly o'nfioPtvio
plioations of OALOTIPHR„ on tho outside! Sold
at ROY'S.
..t„
1_ ,J
r 4 -00. 4 . 1 ;,PA.
EXAMINE OUR ~STOOK
t.,
Kept constantly en hand, a choice lot Of
PORK, &0., &0.1
ONLY. inn, CASH on READY RAY.
a S' ' K . l !ir's,k,
(P,ktented Novonabori7,lBB6.)
rishmuns
..LA - WIZENQEVAL,Ln,
' Sgiiii•llitidiehietii'sfie - : • • - ; , 1
-
1,14
' --4'711:10 114" - D 110 No
. I.,okiiiettale PA
..%.:' - ':':•t ' ' -,,:,:;')''' • ••, .
, IC EZi Ph 40131,0330.0)Uhtki1ia.540 titckot,P*o•
~ D gs, Adit4leines,Chenticale, &0., - ,- :,
NINE ' S. A,ND II;i001Si ,;; ."
tqr,Meilloinal andt,OSCreraentel„ noel abip all the
p - optilat*atenEMedleipos,P,aluts; VarniSit9oio l ,l4'
&0._,-:altikinde of bruebes, PjeVolors, P7O 'AVOO4
04,EltnFo, lbw, Toile.gospel. PeOnmea, pone
' I 'l - ' , i . l - -,;.. 4448;, 0 9fittletION 4'04 : , -. : • .
- . Tl' filiteiEltir, L ,'1 1 '210,,: , PENtiLS,
, '. 3. I PAPER AND 4NYEKAPEa -.,- -, ,i
,Memonittilitin,Boaks,4ass Book's . 4.li4.,l'otaili
t )
in, but at 0, swats', por,,porfid, l ' Herosene Oil,
Lamp ilvTurpontine4lenzine,•&o. ' ' " ,-•
.. ea and;Pearl.`,Barley , at ,a a per
"Orel 'entre l'
ponnd I 'fu n -sele i l',ngeitt ' s in Blessbitrg for Dr.
A. Wehyer's ; Bit: Eirove,ed, mad, warren; -it to
cure ScrOfala, Salt libetim;Scurvy„,Piraples on
the Aloe, and all diseases arising from impure
state of the Bloodlined itecording to direetions.
Pa ocular attention 'given -- to eoutrietteding
''Physician's and • other Preseriptions;' I gueran.,
toe eatlete,otion,,both in quality and price. 1
t 2
Be ember the Stille 2 • opposite the' non( Coal
Co's tore, Blol3l3bUrt; Pa. -, ' ',; -i ; ' ' • .`•
, :47 . D., ,0; . 1866....tr,, - 11.•;,,_ ..• j !„ ~ 1 ,1, -, .. BELDEN. ' '
. . . _ ... - ... , .
C' `NI /1 41 1 44PN 1Y 5 .. . / `I I3 ASERY. -, rs z
iddlebtary, , Tioga CO., P.O.i . „
.. . . • .. ,
la
Eli tod on the Plank need, 4 miles front 'Vega.
-- .1 e are prepared to furnish 100,000 Fruit 'lntik
at t e following prices : - -
ippletrees—largii size, 26 cents at thetNursery;
so 4onte delivered. ' Common- 81E8,20. cents et the
Nursery, 26 cents delivered. Pear.Treosi 60 cis.,
Summit -Arpttes...lturnham. Harvest,' Early
, Harvest, Chananko Strawberry, Washington
Strawberry, Red Astraohat; Summer Bellflower,:
Summer Queen, Summer Mug, Sweet Bow,' Sour
Bow. -'. ; . i. . • -
Eafai.A.razats.—Eatatiuse, Gravenstein, Rambo,
Ribston Pippin, Pell:Pippin, Republican Pippin.
Hawley or Douse, Maiden's Blush, Large Wine,
Ladies' Sweating, Lyman's Pumpkin Sweet, '
Av isms Arpt,r,s.-,Baldwin, Bailey Sweet,
'Black Gilillower; Blue Pittrinain, American goi.
doh Russet, Itexbit4'l2usset,Rhade Island Given.
ing;Eso - pris Spitzenburg, Swear, Sweet Widower '
Sugar Sweet, Haney Greening, Honey Street,
Pound Sweet, Pound Sonr, Peek's Pleasant, * Tall.
mm Sweet,: Tompkine Co. King, Wagner. ,
lase.—Bartlett, English Jargonelle,, Bleaker's
Meadow;bella Licrative,,Lonisa Bona D Jersey,
Sacked, Benrre D' Amalie, Golden Benrre,Et t ersish
Aunty, gloat Marceau, Lawrence. - 1 • : -
Ileo.4lllellatt Crab, Quinces, and Gratin roots
several varieties. -.= II &N. HAMMOND.
.1 Middlebury , Tioga Co., Pa., Jan. 1,1866-Iy..
,-.- - - - - - •, -
.
M=
•onm 141 1 7 York; with
oted .
Ili=
fl!. 4;
=ME
Loves •Sk Tin Ware
•
FOR THE M ILLION::•
•D. 'P.' :ROBERTS,
i •
OPPOSITE ROY'S BUILDING,
Als now prepared to furnish the publio trig)
nything in his - line of business, in quantity as
arge, in quality; as good, and as cheap in price
As any dealers in:lcorthern Pennsylvania.
ileyi/yo liartioulai attention to the
STOVE AND TIN WARE BUSINESS,
and intend to keep a, fall nesoiimenle of every thing
in that line: • ‘ ,
TIN WOE MADE 20 ORDEtt,'
promptly, and warranted to givo eattt!tootion.
REPAIRING
ezeented in the best manner and with dispatch
Mt ND SEE ME..
D. P. RODERTS.,
•
WellshorOugh,M:roh 7, ' 1566. , . •
1866. . FOR ?ALE. 1866.
B. 0,
AT 'HIS NURSERY OP - ktiriCeiirr,
TOR
NAENTAL TREES, IN 'TIOGA
604000 - Apple2riseps.
.104000 Peat - -rri*eo.
A good supply of PLUM,PEAVIii : ODERRY,
and ORNAMENTAL TREES SHRUBBERY.
' The Breit trees are composed of the choicest
Varieties,' good, healthy, some of them large and
in bearing. Any one wishing to get a, supply
will do well to tali and see my deck before var.:
chasing elsewhere. Or Delivered at the dopot
free .or charge. . •
Tina, Feb. 28,1586—1 e i ;
F-0 U-T Z'S
liaise aids&Cato puma's,
00 G ,
T SNP
VEILS, 1
LOSS
Mg A:
USERS
wtad,
tmi
the Appel
a sine
sleeey
*mem
La all diseases
the - Lungs, Lir(
ate:; thts arttb.l
acts as a speelfl
, putting frtr
ono-half a ,Fat
to a paper in
barrel astral tl
ribose disease
trill be eradicate
or entirely prove
preventive and caro'fn• the ligilehotera.
Priet/23 ,Cents pe•4 Papon o-• t; Papers for Si,
• 'PREP iturb
S. A.. rerltriii7.
AT T•ft,lhrt.
- YHOLESALE RFIIII-:-/iND;3IEDICIAR
No. 116 Frankli*St., ,Raltimore,
by . ..1)1.141644 , 01nd
oat the [Tatted States.
For, oalo by John A. Roy, Wallsboro. •
ST atATIOLT' RI GS
W -
BBB'S DRUG STORE..
TIPP) AND TIMES OP ELDER SHEAR
AjjtOWN.: 7 -.-Thosit rfig:wigh to egpare a Oo0;
'of"this oxooneat'woik,''.caa do `so by - otyiltrig at
ibis Office goon. • August 29,1860.
iORNORK, IN THE REST STYLE, and
V with borate:, at THE AGITATOR Me.
ittfiti:eitt;i:iiiitOiiti)iio
ME=
TIROS` AND MEDICINES,' PAINTS
isit.DDEO'rtAvlb's , INI S, CoNOEN
. TRATE)) ' OIN•
KEROSENE LAMPS, PATENT XEDI
CINES' n PitROLEIIM OIL;
ROpRESTER P
, VEIMERY
, •
• -
AND FLAVORING EKTRAO Ny-ALL
PAPER, 'WINDOW GLAS '
OM
SotfilkWholesale,Prizes.,, Buyers ere minuted
t 4 gall stria get quotations : before golug further
f ,
MEI
TERBELL & CO.
Corning, N. Y., .111
Clothing: Clothing '
•
TIIE sibeeriher having now determined , to
, •
UNDERGARMENTS,
THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS,
This titoA"ls Large and Attractive, and will
bo.fonnd Worthy of attention, as it Comprises a
great N.
VARIETY OF RICH & ELEGANT
which comprises a great yariety of French Me
Cohurgs, Parataettaf; -together with abou
20 SETTS of , • •
on the same tonna.
_RI;WIVGTOIVS" FIRE ARMS'
200,000 7/011315111MD VIE U. S. GOVERNMENT.
Arm 3, Revolver s . . ,. 44.100 in.. Calibre
Navy ReVolvoi, , 30-100 in. Calibre
Belt Revolver, - Navy else Calibre
Polree'Revolver, "= Navy size Calibre
Now Pocket Revolver, ' 31:100 in.. Calibre
Pocket Rovolvei, (Rider's pt.) 31 ; 100 in. Calibre
Repeating Pistol, (Elliott pt.) No 22 & 32 Cart'ge
Vest Pocket Pistol, No <2 . 2, 30, 32 & 41 Cartridge
Gun Cane No 22 & 32 Cartridge
Breech Loading Eitle,(Beals') No 32 & 33. "
-Revolving Rifle, & 44-100 inCalibre
' E. - REMINGTON & SONS.
Prttcriext, AGENTS:
Moore g Nichols. New York; Wm Read Jr, Son,
Boston; Jos C Grubb & Co, niladelphia; . Poul.
tuey dr, Trimble, Baltimore; Henry Folsom Co,
New Orleans; Johnson, Speneer A- Co, Chicago;
L M Rnmiey ik 00, St. Louis , i Albert . E Crane,
San Francisco. , Febl) 20, 1867.-Stb.
IL RANDALL, Surgeon Dentist, would re ,
'speotfully,litform tho citizens of Tioga, Law
renceville, and vieluities that he has toasted per
manently otlioga (Office over Toller'S Drug Store)
whore ho may bo found tho first three weeks of
each month, and will be at Lawreneevilkohe last
weekin each month at the residence of his. Van
gordor.
Particular attention, givori to the treatment of
of all:diseases - of the Tooth, Gums, and Alveolar
process,
•
'- This prepaYation,
tong and favorably
known, will 'doer,
ongttly reinvliotato
broken•down and
loef-spirited horses,
by strengthening
and cloansing the
stomach ands Into.;
tines.
Oleaninarning EtExtractingT6eth
and to regulate irregular Teeth in young
persona. Also, espoeial attention given to Fitting
Artificial •Teeth, Palates, and obduratore on any
kind of plc)te desired.
Ananthotioe administered and Tenth Extracted
without pain in' every case whore it may be con.
sidored advisable.
All work will be done with promptness, and
warranted, and atpriees eensistent rvith - tho tiMer.
Let every one call who may need or wish for a
good looking sett of teeth.
Tioga, Pa., Nov.; 1866.—tf.
It is a serer pte
Ventive of an ALP
emelt, incident • to
, . • ... .
. EVERY „. With the GOTTAGE PRESS-nod
the printing material acCompany
ing it, every man can do his owns
„ .
printing neatly, quickly and cheap-
MAN.l ' .;.vV i on ey ,t:i ' al w b o s y i Ei gn l e y
e i ar n :old
can easily manage the largest sire,
Printed instructions are sent with
. - HIS • each office, rambling the purchaser
to go at work without a previous
knowledge of printing. A•cl r en -
' lax*, oantaining till. description,
' OWN pricce tibetimontale &e., sent frac
to au.. Our, specimen Shoots of
• 'Type, Outs, he., ten ceute.
PRINTER. ARAMS PRESS CO,
- ' ‘ .. ~ 26 Ann St„
March 13 1807-Iy. I tiew York.
m proves the quality
of the milk. It bas
been *overt by ae•
Anal experiment to
[nerve's) the keen•
tity of milk and
cream twenty per
cent. and make lb°
butter firm. and
,a Wed. In fettoning
cajti.e,it gives them
on appetite, loosens
.theit hide, and
makes them thrive
' WALKER & LATHROP,
DEArirns tx
RARDWARE, IR AN, STEEL, VAn4q;
&OYES, I I.N- WAR •
BELTING, SIM'S, CUTISI Y,
WATER LIME
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS; •
parringo and: . !farness Trimmings, .
HARNESSES, SADDLES, 'ke.
Certung, N.' Y., .an. 2,1867-Iy. '
In NEWELL; pE1.117 . 8T, M'ANSPIELD,
X,. grateful rot. the, ver . y, liberal' patronage
heretofore'recei4ed; will:continue Ali us to per
forcei all dental' operations, to merit tke rapidly
increasing prefelpiatiolsdemands now engaged. ,
All 0pen:440118.3u • all departments of the wafer-
Mott executed WOO best poSsiblo manner. All
now, useful iny„outiens and .Ituprerecaonts adopt
ed. The hlgliest good of his patrohs the althea
.tqtrt of his atithition. , • Dee. fp,
„ .
ritoun PROM. CIUOICT
. IVIiITE WritA.T,
• litiokivinsit flour, porn, n;reni and fpoil,
,on had. , Ono at,ibe.Charlgstsin litt e i:ottoo.)„y=
•ing your flouy vid"feed: 'tent iink it an objec,t
for you to buy. .. A. R &SELL . .
May 18,1866—tf
'.. c.Qt.S:.X'-'q,,''''i',lts!
_ .`a,,,~~.,
ME
OINNATI 'IMES' AND
P ! RA.WM,
WASH '
t . .
AND DYE COLORS,
'qn. 1, 1867-17
__: _
,ICOSE OUT HIS STOCK
WINTER CLOTHING,
• Offers tho wholo for
At ttotti'al COST for coal).
CLOTHING!
IMMI
lie also,offers his stook of
WINTER :DRESS GOODS,
.114.&EDHM&1 9 P
THOMAS lIARDEN
Virellaboro, Fob. 20,1807.
PRESERVE YOUR TEETH.
"OA! PrRAIor..EL.
EMI
, J3llllll RAILWAY. •
_On and slee , sronday, Ncv,l9, 180 R, Crain p URYears
Corithit 034014441 g hciyr!t: , •
• " itie*AubtoilsD,' '''
',ref r
*iindais
12.23 a,
113113
-.to a, ra, Exttrea* :tiod. rot- B ura _
akd'Duakirk,'Fannetting with train,.
Tor tlta West ! . •• • ' • ' • • • •
7:l2'irrri N.igkt.Exitatit;Padaya excepted, far Buffalo .
Salamanca,,and unkirk, tasking ( Well contmetku
with traint_of tin Anal/Mr/St (treat 'StiCatern, Lake
Sh aro, and Grand Trunk Ralicfays, faralipoluts Wcet.
Tl.O u, nt,4tlight Eacgresa,Dnily , la Buffalo. Sahatainco,
- Dunki . rk and ; West. , <
7:50 a. m., Mail Train, Stinilaya tpxeptcd, s ior Doan, •
. ter and Buiralioitt,Avna. • ,
10:28 a. tn. Mall Ttllit,,Ehttigay,a atie•ePted,l for Buffalo
end Dunkirk. '
'2 t4' p rir:altfm'u4r ei*; -8012 4aY 5 'vioPted, for
Itocheater and-Buffalo, tie -Lvaxt..
6:40 p. m.;',F46.lliratt6 trahr, pay, fob the Weit,
,
m_ Day ExOfees,ettundaye excepted, for Buda e,
sll4iraiktma and the:Merit, cOrmeettnk •at • talareante
ivith ,tho, AttantlO' 'Great 'lVetitera'Reilway, and
of Buffalo tit tbei • Lake' dtiore• - aiid :Grand Trunk'
' Rat lwaYe tar jsb e inte'liest and eoutb.' '' • •
7;85 p In Day /tepee* Sundays excepted, tor Rocheettr
VrrOpeVietght, ttridaye'exdoPted
Eii
MEM
Eigrarszto itorrara. - ' -
12:11i R. Piled Express, Daily, connecting at Elmira
for Canandaigua, also for Ilarriaburg t Philadelphia,
nod Soutli i .atfirmitiprp_ for Waiwicit, nod at &a
'goik with ,afternoon trabila and ,aterameta for toatta
and New Erigland - Cltie2.• - - '
8:58 a. m, 0 inel n,nat i Express. Mondays excepted, cot.
netting at Owego for Ithaca; at, Binghamton for
.13yramise;''at'Oreat Band for Scranton, Ph lisSolobia,
and Trenton ; at Lankawaren for Nawley l iind sr - Only.
court for Nowburg and:Warwick.
. .
1030 a. my Day iax r pross, Sundays eV:Corded; Connectiti
at Elmira for Cawindalgua, nt Blughacon for Syn.
, caso,at Cireatßond for Sarni:Lion, at ektwaxon icr
..ilawlep, and at 'Jersey City with int nighli raPsen
Trainor Raw Jersey itsiArnadyfor
more andliVashingion. '
10.46 * a ia.Accommcahtlow Trait. &MY.
p.SAndays excepted; '
_ .
3:2011. re., EaWriters, Express, Ettn4oo excepted.
4:20 p. m. t , Now York and Baltlmoredifail; Sundays_ sz•
copted, cot:Mooting 'at Elmira for Ifairleburgb,P/Ma
dolthia' and South.
,
T.Ok.p,m Idg - taxiing Express,. Sundays excepted, o n •
necting at Jersey City 'With trinining express tram of
New Jersey Railroad for Baltimore and Wrishingto ti ,
and at New York with .morninit express trains for:
Boston and the - Bast.
it:13,0114, • -
'Goa'l. r 1115; Agent..,
~ ,
Blowitburg & Corning; & Tioga R. R.
~... Leave eorriirig. : ,, Arrive,
Mall,- • 815 a ra1Mai1,..,..5. 5 &pr o
iodatig .:..3 1.10. pm Accommodation,u2i)-
etecpromt eon, -......tmati0n,tte.1.0 in
:, 5 -•..- -; • le, ri. SIIATTECR,Sap't.
' qt..
..' r' ----- r i bilaitoliiiii; 1 1 / 4 Erie U. U. •
Trains will arr and depart at IVllllamsport as
- ' r
• Eastward ~ ,Westairard
Eric; tsait Train 10 10 p m Erie Matt Trait,...' 15a m•
a -Exprees Train.A 00 et m Erie Ex'ss Train..B 13 p r
Elmira Mail TraltlB,A.s:a m "Zlmlia Mall Train Btbp It
Pawnger Cars run through on the Eiie Mail and Er
'press Traing without' change both tears between AMU
4100:art-and Bine. .. -•- , •
NEW YORK OONVEOIIO.N,
Leave! Novi York at 9 a rn, arrive at Rrio . 9‘l3o m m.
Leave NctriYork at 6 00 p m, arrive at Edo 716 p
Eerie Eito at in; arrive at New York 4.40 pm.
i4eAVI Erie at,l9 26 a m, acrltro at Yew York 10 10 a ra
A. L. TYLM, Oen , ' Supt.
Northern Central .R.
TRAINS FOR TILE NORTIL
tratnefor Cs.tiantlagnia. leave Elmira as follows%
Accent °dation at 'looaa
Express (fastest train on r0ad]...........,.,....;1145 t
_
IVay Freight, [passenger coach attached]
TRAINS FOR TUE SOUTH
Trains for Baltimore and Pbilitdelika
go., leave Elmira as
Mail at
•
Express
Local Freight
Vim*
ve m The Express train which leaves for tho c
11,45 am, runs through Iliroct. from Willie=*On t,
Canantlagula. Tho Express which leaves Elmira
Williamsport at ift . Eo p m, is the through train Acta
from Canandagola. J. N _DUAItitY, Gun'! Sup. =
Atlantic and Groat Western W
SALAISIANCA STATION.
iirrTwARD B6I:ND. EiSTWAILD BOUND.
]Mail 6.80 Expreis Si
Accorumoclatiou
liapros •
I.`xpreos
At Cory there Is a junction -with the P 11111145104
Brio, and Cil Croak Rail Heade.
At blaadYitio with the Franklin and Ozi City t.. 1
PI di Ole Branch. ' •
. At JAarlttsburgo the. Alaboniny Branch maker
rect route to Clairol:mi. As if !MAIM connvnte vel
Cleveland and Pittebingh Railroad.
The ltdad passes through Akron, Ashland, GULL
Marion, Urbana and Daytuun intersecting' var one tel ,
roads, and terminates at Cincinnati. McL+ ILEN.
. • Gen. Supt.-, 31eadvilo, h.
DEERF/tSD WOOLEN - FAO' ORI
UNDERSIdED having pu eliatt.
-IL the Wen kttONVII WOOtial Fitotoryl)f fkicskn
& 13. b. llowen,osit he Cowatiesque
tie , 4l, of E.uoxville, takes this . method
informing the inhabitc.nts of • Tiogaand adjoin
caiuntios that ho will manufacture wool by 11.
yard. or on a bares toa nit ouktumere, into
FLANNELS, CASSMERES. DOE-SE
- - FELL OLOTIIS, of ail kinds.
The machinery has boon thoroughly repairs
and new machinery added thereto, also an 1:
proved new wheel which will enable him to tm.
theentire season. Be will pay particularatm
don of .
Ley
n's
801 l Carli n ;" ,. Cloth Dyessilii
which Will be donein the neatest possible trxi
net, hp.4lngudded one new Roll Macb(Be.t
enable hint to dispatch aid anoomrnotlnte r,e'!v
from a distanoe. He would arthor say that 4
has carried on the business in manufsetur:,
w001 . 3r (Armors In • Bradford and adjoirl
counties for the pa . st twenty years; he then''
can warrant all work and satisfy his euturl
using nothing in matrufacturing but gem,'..
wool. ~ JOSEPH INGRAY.
Deerfield, Jan, 1, I 8 6-Iy.
irT D. °ALICIA'S, lato' of tho firm of 01s
J• Ina IL Conklin, is now prepnied. to cr
onto all ordors for, Tomb gitonea and Mo r rneo
of
ei,hor • --
ITALIAN OR RUTLAND MARBLE
of this latest style.antl,lapproved workinniul
and with dispatoh.
• Ho keeps constantly, on Bind both'ikdr
Marblo and 'will be able to snit all whO mny fah
him with their orders, on as reasonable tenri:
can be obtained in the country. '
Stenos og
, discolored with rust and dirt cl
and rondo to look as good as now.
HARVEY ADAMS; of Charleston;is try Afs
hritl"nli contracts made with hiuL,wili be find
6 " at shop prices. 11, B. CALKINS
Tiogn, Dee l l9;lBo6:4y
U. S. CLAIM AGENCY,
Army ittni•itivy Claims And Pension!.
/TIRE NEW BOUNTY LAW, passed July `:.,151h,c'
„I_ two and three years' soldiers oxtra botinty
in your discharges.
OFFICERS' EXTRA PAY.
Three months'. extra pay proper to.volontor ttS
cello were in service March 3,31%.
PENS.IOII7B lIYE:RP,ASEI)
To all who have lost n 1116 h Anti who have beeli'
neatly and totally illymbl4d.
All other Government elnlms proseentr..;l.
JEROME II• NHS'
IVellsboto, October 10, 1.800-tt
Plan7g at" Turnini
B. T. , 4.AN HORN, ,
TTAVING gotiriiiknow Factory in ( Teri:
is now prepared to fill orders for 01
Ware Promptly and id the best style of wort
ship. Ilarinit procired a
• iV7D'WORVII, PLANER,
he is rertily4 dross heerds or plonk vith difrPS:
fureisliedV; order'. • maohints areof tbal
est and most improved patterns.
Shop corner of Pearl and Wald Sts, IVP
.110RO, PA.,
Oot. 31, 1866—tf.
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Bounty and Pension Agency' '4J
fi4 VING received definite idetructiou. in rgt .
I the extra bounty allowed by the net sfi'•
July 23, /..930, Ansi basing on' band n la 7 - " 1441 `
tfeceseary blanks, wo are prepared to p
talon turd bounty claims which may 1
bnlu)s. • Persony living nt n distance ,
with us by letter, null tberr connom
promptly
• 117ellsboro.October 24.1860.
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Sold at Roy's Drug Sore tit.2s col
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Tioga: Marble Works,
For the Collection of
SCROLL-WORK & BRACKETS
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U. RIDDLE,
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