The Tioga County agitator. (Wellsboro, Tioga County, Pa.) 1865-1871, June 26, 1867, Image 4
ET. NOT 'PARTIADJ Eli Il . , itiali..fiat." "'""' u " , ihey, ~ ye ..114414459. 04 klioult • • """:""• liii. • , irtnitflered far in diffs tl4 , , ayi; And tlio , glit:tboY narer'inOre"maY moat .., -, • .' ,Oa Wir!tOr eves or.Summor days. " ? .';„f: , 14Matierts not thrOugh realms divide ,,,,, '''', , v...7 Though boantileSse.h.s l b414 , :0n.jh , 0t01141).; ri t - T,, Fur itill,,ilefilniNiliii . 4 And Oflp, -,; --.', - 6i= = . ..17(einri iot4s to her and soul to abut. '":' , ..., ... ,-..,.... , t . • j_'. _,, ,, , , f.,.... , : Ix-. k . .,7ho.y.arci aotliqrtokt-4nly those .-.-.. - • AropartectivitontiitFlirfb . aniitts;- '' "" Thilr-absonie trealts-not our rtpti'se: ' " Afp.O hero nti:Sliflro ia Oilf,doili t ht s.,' nil' iilititoi.kroutle, and still ',„-r, _ As.for fro4us:as polo from polo, ~.: Ifh6 ISk thesymplithetic thiill ''.' ' ' lOf heart it; heart. - and. , o Ito .4(i'tl- ‘.., 0* A... MAN arOoKS :. WITIVE BETNIci • BRAVED.-4f - there - .is; • one' position:. wheren,z man looks'morP inferier.than in another; it - is when, in Ithe - ininds Of a eaarber. .Locik-at hiM'4hia feefian a / .....19Vel with Ids -,helid, flial coa," and - hat, - , - - those apPen4ages ; of dignity, • hanging on .the peg, ,4 towel roundhis neck,. his '.,. face coyered witlf latlier,:tind , the ton sorial ;,knight holding the -.glittering steel--at his thront.!- His-life and -moos-, 'taehenrealike in the bands of. his belt efactOr. - 90easilonally, ' perhap,s',". 'the thought flashes across hisind. as: he feels the sharp scraping o rr f lite. razor, and hnensts abrciad u pon th,e spectator. ii k a look'. of imploring ,helplessness ; b t the bystanders, re not', thinking of lu thoughts, and with a sigh he ; console himself _with the idea that he-is in the hands of a profesional,-and if his life is at stake, Y so,-also,-is the barber's reputa tion, ou can'go into any shop in 'our city, Vviferethere area dozen 4ubjects, with bibs on;,,,being 'Operated oir by-its, flyway barbersOind'yen care no morn for - their-presenee thou you would ~for so many blocks of wood. Their faces are covered with white froth, andlthey can not make a reply to any opinions - hOw-;' ever absurd; which you may • express.—, Physical demonstrations are, to' say the least, inconvenient, and there' they' sit, undergoing a species of martyrdom, - waiting anxiously until they shall hear , the magic word "next's and the new ar- I rivals take their place. - • The map' Whoge.; credit is good . for t thousands on' Chinge and the prOprie- 1 tor Of' a - peanut stand occupy adjoining seats, and are 'equal before the barber law. Thelheav,ybearded - merchant,an4 the clerk' with his sickly moustache heaven congenial sigh' and experience a like Sense of. relief Wheh the terrible operation'has. been performed, and a glance at the mirror - reveals a . smooth lace. • ' Place a prince in a common chair in a. common Shop in the hands of a common barber, who is shaving him with a com mon razor, and -he is the commonest hind of a commoner. 1 - - I ' FATAL RESULVP OR . CARELESS-, NEss. "—A queer person was old Barney Siggit ; in fact, a much-abbsed Man, Who met more accidents . thari 'any other ten men in the kingdom ; and to render it doubly , aggravating, they were all caused n through other folks' carelessness. ' , "Now, my friends," he once said, 'you . all call ino, an unlucky feller, 'causb . l'm allers! gitting inter seraPes an' such like. But may . Ibe blower iof I'd have half the broken bones an' black-ant-blue spots; If folks would only be a little More keerful ; - but folks will be folk, isspishally'the keerless ones, an' be a leaving their traps aroun' fur hon est men ter kill themselves on," The following, will prove that the old , gentleinap. was about half right in his .-, belief.l .Returning home late one 'night 1 i . ' from a political meetpg at the , taVern, where spirits - of an lindefinite quality' • had fr ely circulated, lie,Stunfhled upon. sontfe lOose boards-which covered a I half-, t fished pit, and in much less Qme than i wodid take a cross eyed to, see a odnd a earner; lie wa.s going Wrciugh: `9:3lc - it, on miserable cuss !." he. - screamed.. ",Fall now; an' break your neck, why don't you ?" i .. -- But, fortunately for! Barney, the pit was not Very deep, and with theexcep tion of a scraped ship, he sustained no, great injury. As quick as possible - he crawled out ; and as he :was regaining, his feet, he muttered : ' , " "By Midnight, of that don't beat the most keerless trick I ever seed ! Who- ever 'nerd the beat of a man a digging a - hole like that ore, and then leaving it out all night ? I gad, he oughter die!" THE DtrTeli2AN'3 .ADVERTISEMiNT nine away or stolen or was strayed large 'plack horse, - about .fourteen ; or fifteen-hands and six inches hie—he has foui• , plack 'legs -=two pehind and' ‘.two before, and he is plack all over his poty, but• he has. got- sortie vita iSpots upon his pack; when de skin was rub off I Breezed him, and ide. Vito spots is all. plack again. He drptsrainci banters and sometimes valks aizd his legs and feet go on one after anOder--,hnhas two . ears upon his- head liioth alike - -but von ish placker than tudder—he has two eyes; von ish out and tuder ish pon the side of his head, and ven you go tuder side lie vont see you : von he eats a good deal he has a pigpellY—arid has a long tail that hangs - down pehind; but I cuts . it'shordt.toder cly, and tis not so long as it was-rhe is' ot all around but his hind shoes -con* off, and now he is '. only got shoes Wore; and when he ish been frightened, he joortips about like everting in the yirorld, ho will ride mitt a saddle or chase or'a kar, or he will go by himself, without no pody put a bag on his pack vid a p'oy on it, he ish not very old and.his head yen he valks.or runs goes before and his tail 'stays pe hind only when he turns round and Oa -- mat, - and den his dail sumtimes comes" furst. Whoever will bring him pack shall pay five dollars reward, and if he pring pack de•tief what stolen, he: pay 'pesides twenty dollars and ax no. ques tions. . - STAAEN PONDPRLAIIGAIANERBAITGA OUT OF TEE PARTY I—The Oscaloop Herald- tells the following amusing story of a life-long Democrat in that vi cinity who was for years a Slave to, lrink, but for twenty' Months past bad bevi a radical temperance, man. lie was sit ting in his office conversing with sever al of his rends when the doer opened -and Mr. ~ a,"rigid'old Deknocrat, came in. The usual compliments:of the day passed, when the latter gave Mr. H. a slight nudge and winked him. ont to the 'back door,: when cautiously peering around' to see that no one was observing them, ho drew from: the deep ;;recesses of his pocket a pint flask, which bore the appearance of having been - ifeSieral times visited; and asked him' to drink. "No," replied 11, "I' donOlrink." • "Yon are a d—d liar," responded D. "I pledge yon my word, responded 11.,: "that I have not drank a'- drop for aver twenty months." ' - "1a that sop" • :"It is ,• and lam now a member Q g • the Good Templar Lodge in this place."' For a momenta look of blank astonish ment came over the countenanceef the old Democrat; which gave way - to one i of anguish, as he skid : " "Good God ! have you left the Demo cratic-party ?" • Mr. IL is still a strong Democrat,' but thinks the above too good to be lost. _A the baftlo of Kingston,the Junior Reserve' (Made up of- t 6 la ds 'O f eighteen) were sent to force the 'Crossing oftSOuth*,est Creek and dri the enemy`' ,f ; a, away, to Make good the pasge 4ifi:oth .,er troops.. This they did very hand somely., but encountering a severe ; fire, a portion of one regiment sought a` safe - place./ . A$ they. were streaming to the' rear, they met the_. Alabama boys and were greeted with shouts of laughter. A general officer, in no laughing' mood at the behavior. took steps td .stop the-! disorder, and with his ownhitrids seized one of the fugitives. General: . "What are you running for?" Junior[ l'Ob; General, •the Yankees were shooting t at us!" General, "Why didn't you , shoot 'hack again ?• Ain't you' ashanied 'of yourself?-You are cryinglike a baby.”• Junior, (blubbering,) "I wish I was a baby, Oh,' i: wish l. wee a gal baby-l" , 'PATENT WHITE •' IMP CL We beg leave to call- tho attention of the p Re L to an entirely now - quality of Wire know White Wire, possessing a coating which prov it:front over corroding or turtling from its unif whiteness during any number of years, an which Letters Patent has boon secured. it been found to be the only ciliate suitable f clothes line, except the old-fashioned rope cord, which always gives so Much trouble annoyance Or breitking a rotting Out, and dis c orineolothes,turf by-being . 'nbliged to put it and, take it down every time used. With I „Wile Clothes Line lon have none of those ann ances, and when it is once pat up it gives ye mere trouble untill the stakes or posts rot dow whiciai it is attached. After using- it we are lidentlyou will fully corroborate the atatem •of thousandiof others in its praise. Over 3 000 lines already sold, and sever) , family sh hays cbapge, the .at kccip ittindim water qr ltingt time; henco;tyea • itcannot•'discolni do 1 HIM p rope or cord. Site of Wire, No. 9. =I =I II qix Reasons why every family. sh , liae one of these Patent White rire-eto . Lines : - -.' • : 34 , 7;* ' ' have — it: " ; jet. ' Ton never to lo c o •in no m• what the weather may be; the Weather ea affect it. ' heather 2d. It will last from twenty-five to fifty yi at least, and during that time you , will wear -fifty ordinary linos, besides- suffering an tit amountif trouble and apnoyonce with tbenl ill 3d. tf is the cheapest, '1 44 ino id, • ' larort to say not hi ng of its groan 6rivetifencof od rope lino coats about 2 cents per -foot, anal this only 4} cents. This will lost a life time, while that with good care will last about a year. Wire, at 25 cents per foot, wp'uld be cheaper than a rope lino. 4th. You 'meek load it heavy enough Clothes, and the vtind never blows strong en; to break: it. - . • 6th: ; It does nalti ailivay' discolor or clothes that aro hung upon it. - , oth. It will saves its price in saving you tr and annoyance every throe months you own ~Tho Wire is annealed before coating, makes it yeti gat and tolighl . It Van 'noir broken in the use for whtch it is intended. Prico four and a half cents por foot. amount fora ,good line, 75 to 100 feet. Olothea ar e fastened to it with the no clothes pin. Yitqa THE pittss... 'The following editorial- notices 'from the Tri bute, Independent and Christian Advocate, are am ng the inatty newspaper testimonials 'Which we have reneirbd, but space will not allow is to introduce more hero: The Ameriohnt White Wire Olothcs-lie , is a superior Mild() id It's iya It does not : i _jute clothes, and 'is hlmoSt itideistrtictable. very housewife should use it;: We arb now "win it.— N. Y. Tribune. .Abe Patent White Wire Clothes-line, is'all it purports to be.- s a most Indispensable °Jade. Ii does not injurekthe clothes; and never wawa out Eiery house wilqultituately i have h.-1W Y. In dependent. . • THE WHItE:ViIiE CLOTHES LlNE.—Among the special annoyances of the washing day are to be reckoned high up the list the ill adaptation of clothes lines." The old cord or rope has done mach good service; but what;with:its' broliking, rotting our, disOotoring the clothe's, and the an noyance 'of putting up and taking down each week is not quite a perfect article. A substitute is now offered in the "Patent White Wire Clothes Line," for sale by thd American" Wire COmpatY, 149 Broadway.-- The r pi3cullaiity of this wire is in its coating, which; it , is said, never becomes broken. We have seen l it used, and find that i Igiies entire satisfaction.- T N. Y. Ohrislian Advo 'cats. Feb. 47, 1867-tf. Stoives Sr,: Tin Waye FOR THE M=Ml OPPOSITE IROVB BUILDING, •'d P L.- t • • Is now prepared to furnish the pnbl anything in his tine of business, in qu large, in quality. as good, and as cheap . ) as any dealers in Korthgn Pennsylvania. Ste pays parti4u t l4ratOnttoVa;the STOVE AND TIN *ARE RUSI; and intend to keep a full assortment of eve' in that line. TIN WARE. MADE TO' ORDER promptly, and warranted to give aatiefaotion executed in the belt manner p;id.yrioll..:MO i patc4 • T CALt AND . SEE ME. .Weilaborougb, March 7,18 a. Hartman's Safety Bridle and Lines (Patented November 7, 18 Ob.) A MOST 4aluable article fo 'all drive her- II see., Bee " Agrimilturiet" for March, 1806. Recommended by Wilkes, of the Spirit of the Tiptoe; Bonner, of tbe - Bieta! 'York Ledgeri and many other celebrated horsemen. The subscriber opus the.pateut for Tioga, Sus quehanna and Bradford oonntiek. Individual or township rights for aale, on favorable terms. • Harnoss,makors who wish to mitke the lines for their custorers , who buy, ,iudivilual stghts, Till bo dealt it th V 41,- ' By a'sli ht alteration, tho safetylines may be attached to almost any bridle. All persons aro cautioned against making or using the bridle or lineti, in the oounties aforesaid, without authority from tho undersigned. ROBERT O. SIM'S N. Wollaboro, Sept 5, 1856—if lIARICATESS & RILEY, . BOOT AND - SHOE MAKERS , ovxtti 4:601(44, `80414 $414 - 4 1 tR 1110'00TS AND SHOES of all kin& mo,do to jilli ardor and in the best. manner. REPAIRING of, all kinds dono promptly and good.' Give us a call. ' ' JOHN HARKNESS, •"_. •!:WM-7 , 1448,Y r i ' Jan. 2, 1667-Iy. GARDEN SEEDS At Young's Boolf FikiWilt - SERbs Yr pr:k "rm . cODE/1, 1428 - Yting'ilio6k A ';'4 + • FLOWER SEEDS , At Yonng's Book Store. OARDBN SEEDS AND BLOWER SEEDS, At Young's Book Store. WeltOoro, Aptll . l.o,lB6t—if.: ' THE largest ateortaient of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Plated Ware in Tioga county at .- [t9decB6] FOLEY'S. PL ATBD aka. katicats, 04141, eta, militate, sugar baltis, ate; atL • • _ :ROLEX'S; - ; -tp,;;:rf.• : I• R. FIB, Agent, Toinu'a. REPAIRING D. P. ROBERTS. REM MI . . if ~ Sal IgLINIEOHMII .- . as , nts 1 rta on AT THE PEOPLE'S STORE , •I,EI kNOWiBECEIVING: A. W,t1.1:x141 iv..l a • FRESH: STOCK OF 'GOODS' Adapted to the uld of Hog SP ,13.1-Nqy TRHJ) t•-••• !uld ',hes • and • ate prepared . ; to: aupply..l,l4lwflnter- of :tho people in _ .~. ..~: 3 NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA EMI out told :,.,~~ pity GOOD'S. L. 1,.1. T.+~T^:\.~ ~.a ~..tea 4. ' 4 ' OUR LONG EXPERIENCE with ough . - has 4tuglkt That ..60'6.'i)''„' . 6 -6.6"-b- l ublo il. hiclt .r be giire the best satisfaction, and . - those accustomed to patronize us know_tbat we • . 7'. : : KEEP ISE.:BEST GOODS 'non , • , that are to boa ttai seatiOn and t h ose who are not onrpatrone are thelosera vita asnleha, we are, , • , We keep as usual a LARGE STOCK OP CLOTHS to 4011 by the yard or MADE . UP TO ORDER AND *AR. RANTED TQ . OUR STOOK WILL BE KEPT FULL; and all Gooda sold by us Warranted to give Satisfaction, Sold as Low-as at any other E_ stab lishment. Mind that. OE We invite an examination of our Stock and Prices, pledging ourselves to • SHOW GOODS FREELY AND riARE NO ~vboq no iuld i~ `wUde' { N, Apr. : l9, 11A67. NEW „ ARRANGEMENT " • =MI Wilsott tt NawYalkenburg. o with tity es H price Have established themselves at 0 NO.. 2 , 3 % 4 .1.3 . 1•11 ,131.,0C4K • t:o" "tt siz Etl • latel occupied by E. D. Bunnell ;1 They ar now receiving h lare stock of DRY GOODS, In parLeuch a EWE Cloths Cassitnerds; Vestings,'Lidies' Cloths, and a large.variety of r i • Ladies' Dress Goods. 1 ' 1 i t - 4C I I fit 1, GROCERIES, iii':! MERCHANT TAILORING ~ AND FUR:NP3,II : II.,TG eOQDS. . . • DON'T 1 .FORGET THE • PLACE ~~~•x. 'I To buy cheap,-and a choice lot of J SPRING GOODS. YkliMO lo 4.3-0. SEE "pie -are Agents for Singer s . Sewing Machines, the, hest 'and cheapest liachirTe ,fOr ,family 9 8 01 less liable to out of.repaltiiitut itiore.:daral4a, than tiny dther,-adalited twiltWor - Ociarie Call and see them.. - I The Senior' parinerhwe baclh largoAxperlirrcie in Merchant Tailoring. awl it is the intention of the new Arm to put this branch of their business be and sneeessfhl 1:304. psborq,Veb *ok,/atnr.if. t ' S. , • zirt:• =1 WITH WNW t' OEM OFFENCE SMITH & WAITE ~; ~PRI~TQ~ ;'°,~ ~, 7 s ~. =I =EI MEE ; i 4 '4:•!;i OEM =MI . . _ • cAzy - TRE 1,545 t 1, , 0:.1 t. 'X.VILENC ILLE. 4• SI..MATIIfAIt- - 81 • Would anndlinee to the good people Of Vega County' that they have just returned • from - New York with their s econd follicle& of • , • PALL 1 'IMINT-ttc , GOODS •: 1 ; embracing all the novelties as .well as the sub. stantinls required. TRESS GOODS in all vieties, STAPLE ) 1 A...FANCY GOODS,. H O OP SEIRTS,-,,,, -‘& BESTIP,REN9H.;I SI By, Y - AgkE.E NO e- TIONS, &c. • MINS, CONY, and Siberian Squirrel. • _ _ _ --; - T l 3O r‘ , ...p,t- poix.9f, 4oTHs & 0 4 15,sofp*s„in :th4,, fvg gil• READY MADE','COTKING,' arict CLOTHING made Yb order super. iiitendcobp Aref,c . igss ipiqm s ey;: SHOP MADE BOOTS & SHOES in end ,variety, HATS 6c ,CAP 4,„ ' 0•14,44 .; Ott ME —..!ur goods have been bought during the List panic in New York and witlja ; eo)(l , ..nt panic prices. - %-Prices are doiwn, Monopoly: broken- np.,:.E'n other etor? can or dare cotopote with ns: ln,qual. ity and price. For farther particulais call at the store of C. S. MATHER Sc .CO. Lawrenceville, Deo. 10, 18613. 1867. Wigan-BALLEIL:;:-.11367, - • .1 WE comnii,h4 this iehr with an o CASS btisirioss. - , CASH PAID FOlt'' WHEAT I CASH .:-PAID 1 CASH ,PAID FOR„ ,cORIII 1 , - 1 CASH ,„ FOR EVERYTHING 1 1 A' LARGE STOOK •OF FLOUR FOR A 'LARGE STpCK OF FEED FOR - • , CASH 1 . A LARGE .STOCK OF . PORK FOR Call and seats. WRIGHT it BAILEY Illsborcr, Jan. 9, 1987-Iy. All p l orsona indebted to us by note or book account must call and settle Cr pay Costs. '' Jan. 3, 1867:- ' WRIGHT do BAXLEY. r• El M.A,.!c_Alk,V RM.:T. • ; • R. _WILLIAM, ROBERTS ~.bege 'to -111. ann'onnbis - tO' the' eitheits of. . Tipta.County, that in addition to his excellent stook of'Stoves, rdWare; prittaniN ; fittest-teen; Ware, he, e; at a gietit.nntlity; sleeked Thin incirn:on, MEI ' MAIN STREET VELLSBOI3.O , (1 , • P 1-, • : • with a complete assortment of Shelf Hardwire, of which we enumerate the forlowi'ng•articles: NAILS, SPlicxs; .0.R9w8,A8P,, X OUT; MILL,' AND' AND" Streit S ItAVS, BUTTS, STRAP HINGES, CARPENTERIS TOOLS,- *; PUMPS, AXES, „ ':AUGERS, f , • in MEM BITT-STOCKS, HATCHETS, CHISLS, SHOVELS, SPADES, FORKS„ 4 BENOIT - 800*S ; • WOO) SCREWS, CARRIAGE BOLTS, BURRS, .skrinsrs,%wAstigns, , PIPE BOXES, A.X.LE BLUE', I TIC SPRINGS,, TIOBSE 410E . 5, lI.OOP, BAR, & BAND IRON, 'ORINDST9N4 . : 'IIANGINGS;:CORN i ~~ t SAUSAGE' CIITORS 'AND' - S'T G EFERS COMRINEIY. Also, PISTOLS, PISTOL CARTRIDGES,'; - - POAVREB‘%ANDI.: - ' 'J OAP.% RE • • ~;.; • •. PATENT, BARNDOOE, HANGINGS • a new thing, and made for use, - , Thekoare,but•a few of the many. Whiles ooinposing one-stock of Hard Ware. , i i „ . . . We invite the ptiblic,tnjeallf:ind examine far themselfes. We aim to keep the hest quality of good's 'k outline 'and' all work - Co .brilist done promptl)r and ItOntRIV 111,11 WolleboriSiaciiii 1,48604,f; , i7:3 'I. `-,:') v, f -EIAL4 tt ROO nn ors go -U havlitg ;1%14 itythe TOM ortiA LOAD; dciarneoi finiv 'babe pittronago•Ofllittiliblio: l - , • ALE3OI-hos constan fly:Ain '1 !fat:o itoeit of CAR4IAI3II , sours, 404 at wholeade rotaiL:i 1010 - )I3LACJCpIiiTTAITN(I 7 litti4e' done in kho tieetmnbner. 8:-41. - Tioga;Doc. 1, 1860-tf. • : ' • - "IT I 0;i1. I N STRIA S=a} V W.117)13' DRUG sTpati: IRELAND TIMES OP' ELDER SHEA.It DOWN.---These whip, wish- to ,Oonto a copy of thiseacellont'work;',olin do tip by Oalling ,at , this offion anon.' ,; ; 'August 2E0866. TOB-W,Ditlf; IhT"TlIt BEST 0 0 1 7,..aad tp, l 7 . 0.0 4ostiateh,at'TßE#GlTAT9R Otßoe... IMMO sum CASA I. CASH 1 ° St, , BIT TS, R'! . tei;H-d - IPRI 4 1 1)17W. ~ . . -'i . , A i 4 1 1 1 1. 1 1 VI.) ' ,tt fit 4 A' ti T. A. WICKHAM'S) 4 , , gfar.-gl:, , r , ii I tIi n lniciintoens h:• - ott , ..7,‘-f;it Tfaef4;,,,PAe,-, • - T„' ; t! " ' • - Eikr AV ; iG Joel reburied from New York with , s: -sf.•tt; t-; 1! STOOK OF • An thoso,in_AwA.Pk.of s loolf interest 'ideal' ana . z 4 " 1(.1 • • `"' gXAMINE - CIVIC- 4 3'1'0m. • 1 - .1.! •, • learn Prices before buying elsewhere. Kept constantly on hand, a choloolot of DRIED FRUIT, .aitottfißrEs, FLOUR, • lil tho above Goods are bought, at , tho lowest bash Prices and . ivill be sold' ONLY 4oR"OASEI ox READY PAY. : . . . • Don't ' l fiiket' the phice, - 4 . i; .Afe " at/L ( l4o`t VAN NAME & WICKHAM.' llogn, Pm, Feb: 4 4% 186741. ;•1" To the Public of Wellabor° ,_; t SURROUNDING - COUNTRY I N. A SUER, TAttrththigtoWcltoild of notifying the people SPRING! CLOTHING:: is on band, 'end offers it lower than before. The Store is 7'well , stockeil with the most fah.; ionable COATS,; :PANTS Arm VESTS, assortment of I- -; GENT'S - -FURNISHINQ -- GOODS, -1 4 1 4-7 ; - 'IT:4ITE AND ASSIMERE SHIRTS, COLLARS, NECKTIES, SUS PENDERS, SOOKS, and d good largtilot of the niost ! ja'alaionobio HATS AND CAPS, ever brought to this market. Also _,TRUNKS, BAGS, AND UMBRELLAS, which you can buy low for cash, at the Cheap Clothing Store of N. ASIIER, under the Asrits. for Office! 1 , ! 7.••_4.- ;i• Veltehord, . :1 • • BULLARD & GOLDSBUTHI GROO' & RBMITIOT, i Ono door ab'ovo BOA biug Store, WELLS 13,0 R , - ,-; o take ileasure in announcing to Abe pulp that we commence the tiew'rear with enbiled 6cilitios for accommodating oustomors with the ohoiceat stook of ORQOERIES, yArrist NOTIONS, ; WOOD & WILLOW, WARE, 04:405tic..,L Homiekeeptiii can fled the EAST SUGARS, StIOES,. amißßlEff, - (Stottedj PRIJNES, DOX RAISINS, . CITRON, tinpyrap ,RAisuroi - - ‘cooKtrka, ,OURRANTS,I, PI Cott, ..OANNPD FRUITS. - " and the • Count-terif ) &`datinea Oysteis • , right - from the - • !BALTIMORE., WI tiikETtt; wct ;•.„ 'on ialci.at our counter. -,:j.477IE'HUNGRY & DLO NAktbL TE eena4ci hourici.wlicitifthatetsin'eve_ry k . ,t by a Alliful 00,W aye served mite/ delight bitei and gladdenAilluno . . 4% : :.„ " i ' .;. 14. '4lrnyci glad to.. ee& our ,friencie,leautpie . ,wo fehit:t.ci givii - thera•-• tin*. nionera 'ty M et,th,kandig , tho* ot4loppesAhoyelvilljlip etttt tri Jan. 2,11187 i •-- g; GoLgsg H. -•• " • . • • ; KOIT LEONARD, 41141411TT,..having .reoently. pun:. abased Mr. Andrew S. Tipple's interest in the 'EAT MAR kr..7 1 would on* 46 OM shore And mi. °fillip that he will continua the business at the _ .old Borst stancl—giving entirtilattention in supplying the `Wadi of all who 'May favor him with their patronage. NI band ntliglit(gsol3*.OP ALL KINLIS. -- - Shop ifte DoorSoutb of Barb?), Shoe Shop. Wellshoro, April 11418074 f. .- • - • - , Iq9TlON.—Notice is hereby Wad Rob._ Ceetard, e flentor, linen plated' In charge of tract No. 1590, and those parta of tnt9p, No.-4514,1n the vicinity of Bableffteek,heliong. leg to ge hetet laikti'M-lifdriliti:ind . all per lop; groiforbld trespiteilit ; :thetreOrkilmider pen-. "!ltAr - pf Tesecatlon. •:-6.;, ELLpiT4ust P.-atoiatis,-- - • : Market itypiirtiltalelphls. ' '" Whafa ti fig I'll • :11 1 ;a TS general debility lewd= It yotir blood `l. l roPlira ? la the whole, body ,disordered- and weak? T h e n ittf d a beitle (he , greet 11166 d Pw l rifler--id is Depuratlit Simi; of : Indlde:of 1?9". tassinta4 follow the direetione vat an4:loa. Will be blsneiltted; Sold ittiteroptilo44l4 71 1 11 - l i tiStoAl4_ inTittilkiliNTS.--4. B. eke- - n, dealer in, , Denker , , Brother ikna : Hawes ilk sabers Omen, MIRO Hamilin ebb " . Wet mete, Trent, Linsey 4t Coanelodesnai and wentager melodeons. nen= . .oTet• Atr. ltat. •. 1 1:100.12 net . • =I MI KUM „r!, •, 5 I . : • ~. ,~ "z ' - . . • . - 0111 - 11tOatiyhita' Ike j- AI"; BLOSSBURGI, .; .I"K!iggpq.poustpost nit and One stock af Para porgs, - ,lisdloinsu'Vbamicalse _ • .ik•%: ,131414E4 AND 1141:010,;,, • for Eadfoinkland Saorementai -usas:eiro all tka - lopniarTatenkblediaine4 Pianis t , Vataiabea, On% So, of brudirmi D'ye (Mors; Dye Woods and iit44l, 418: 1 1'404-Soapt;.:Parbirnery, point ' -;; nthesi'Oorhardics, I tsi; : A l t,Slo/44 4 4 . 'PAPER AND ENVELOPES, fdamallitildrunithrilts;, Alai . Booke r ' & ti.c Potash in bnlirrritY lb oenteAus4 onndi-gero en o Oil: LaMp'oll ) iTriztiontiria, Dantinti, 4 . 07 _ r 7, Ihtsp,plloiololpeol Wail Maley at 10 Ott per pope 4,-1-1011.eale!apnt•Iii:Dloitabeirg for Dr; N.tWitaier's Ext. Fireweed, itud - :svatrant• it- to atiiitiklitala, Bat fillietatialearew:Tinipleerou i th. ArSiesliitAil-Akeiree :Itts6o QUA. aiojAituridUng - tallifebtf6nri Pb7eielan'eAsidiothegyreeorlptione., gasmen* tee eettefeetteei k9i.h An :quality ail& RQ ember 1;04/3lershtetspositoi. thse-,nort Go_al Co l s. Wire, 731Ptieburgo R.:8;Q? tit 0 : tin Tr 1:: itteir;jlBo,lot'4' _l6(ortiolak, DYALBII9_ fit[ ; iiiIOCUMS,.&::PROWSWNS' 04 1 X.ERY, ,lIARDWAREi4J:I ... ;;: lIES W4ol:v rWAIALOWt.WANRE., .lry T . : • yAltittii DAWRP.NOB*ILL I E;" • • • A: en ot,!:11.1--t^ is •: Cash rata. for rioandi, u•• • •P' l " 4 " , • •- Tlottrox Nov. 21, 1866-4 y. 1866 -, i " FOlt BALF: ; 1866 • ' 'B." C. - N4'I4IICIAM, A T 1118 NURBERY OF MIT AND OR NABIENTA TREES, IN TIOGA :- 60,000 Apple Trees. 10,000 'Pear Trees., :iiitto4Suppli Of Flittlif, PEAOH, OIIERRY, and',ORNAMENTAL TREES & SHRUBBERY. The Fruit trees are composed of the choicest varietlekgeod, healthy, some of them large and in bearing. Any one wishing to I get a. supply will do well to call and see, my at ok before pur dittoing elsoirherc. - figfr Deliver d at the depot free'of 'charge. • , - • Tioga, Feb. 28, 1886-Iy* HARyAH'S NATIONAL - GATE t [PatentPa September 20th, 1864.) ' ' ITS 01,8,11k14,444E.: i. The moat - oowmon iorkman or a fanner can build . • 2. It is, made of all , sires, and is perfectly adapted to aU Gate purposes, whether for cattle- Yerd,,farna o door-yard or garden. 8. It,regniraanb binges, Aid cannot be blown' open nor alga. • '- - - 4.'lt does. not /wag Ai', poet, and the' Gate itself cannot sag.; ' • - - • 5. lirctohy stock eannetoptiii it. 6. It eannot be driven againit +than open. It Is not obstructed by either' rain, sleet or snow. - • 8., • Being ehulit' without mortise or tenon; it °coats but little more than 'u pair of good bars: 9.; It irstrongor than any other gato built of an equal; antount.of lumber, And 'its strength . is equal upon both sides. • • -.;• • y • ,- 10. 'lt is the cheapest, neatist, and''moetcon venient and durable-Gate in use. ' , • Daring the fall of 1888, the National Elate haa received the highest award - at SEVEN STATE +ha/ arerisruirr- cncrxrx-r- - rtutrz, run in aomputition with, ethos Gates,it has taken the FIRST ,P.1104(11711 in every instance. It cha ll enges the whole list of Gates to a prac tical teat, throughout all seasons. The National Gate, has received the unquali fied approbatiolik of-sal who have used it. " These Chttes, insluding Poste, are built at a cost Of to $8 ; according to workmanship and material •usett.; : Thilr manntactum "insures a profitable:investment of capital, as they corn mind a ready sale at from 80 to 100 per cent. profit; and it is perfectlyoafisliziput them up at all times under a warraikas tAey kites in no case failed to give the Allen satisfaction- • • • J. P. BILES, . ' • D.ANGELL, '• ALB. gar= Alghts for sale in Tioga and Bradfbill Corintles. , Applicants for purchase ef• Territory, send for C ircular containing particulars. Bights for average .Farms are uniformly sold for $lO !slob, including printed drafts and spool. lications for building all sires of both Farm and Entrance Gate, by the aid of which any, one can tionstruet them. • .. On recolpt of $lO, ses du.iccompanied by a particular description of thefond for which the right :is desired, the appropriate Conveyance, drafts, ac.,- will be promptly, forwarded- • Addi!)!fr,silqk AlOmP, ••-; ; -; • ; ; NATION,m4 GATE CO., March 27, 1867—tf Enoxville, Pa. CHOLERA, tißtiPg ROY'S • ornms , copy; t , L..: - CIJRZW - DYSEI, I O.Itk, r ,CURES OROLERA MOBlark= ,l, - ; .. • C URES ORRONICI, I),IARRIEPAA 9 ,4 ' • ,s , 11011friiti toivel'iCoMplainte, btitidai n o t. ILl,cure anything else. This medinitikAs cure-all :- it has the ''conflifetioei or 'it'arY',kor/' for it is never Ittioin to fall : ;It .should' igt!.kopt on hand 'by every faintly. Bold .by di:Mora-in medicine at SW: cents per bottle. For sale In Welleborough at Rore Drug Store. .' '. 1 "1":0 1t1Lzi•,!.."6-.: .41.tauswour. Reocal 1,4111ft',.T5111,. . ""11413 -" il flei - a1 4 44.240 , ict ; ft • , ititi article dat K . ., 5 e 41 41.-,,, • • Patio!. t ; Lai* :-. • *win the .. • • :1 f r f,7, eTo;737ifseaaes -- . 7 - - - Arilk befredlesta - 44t• 'cittitely proventA: mo, a Ccrt'Ails', Isreverlyre and care-teethe 11Crandern. T.R-40- 2 teentyPerfPwile'VollnellibT-IL7 Viair4ll/XED . „ , 061.:. 4 VOlrtZr A' B Y S dm !ra m_ . = • •AND 31ElfiCINE .. St.*: Diatimora; nrru gg i st,in:kec r ens oat the Visited States, -. • " ' did ' •I''' 1 1 .4.• RoYt:r . • Inirc'• • N ci ri ~;- 4 .6i-- Wr1f€2, 1 ,45-10 .V.P - 4 ..w.ll . .. • ~..; ' Y,DREGi':-STOIII = MEE D RUGS "ANP MEDICINEEVPAINTS •. - _ • _ . iHADDEUS DAVID'S! IN ,* CONCEIV „ . , . ktROSENt tAbIpS;',..PATENT::DIEDI: AND FLAW*IXOr kiT,RAafg;*A.LL B=E ME Sold at to call 12Mli eMelricurte trwalpable. belhey'a the 'quality ; IF hag Been proven by se-. ,tudkletperitnent thereon' the' quirt-' tity - milk: and ,Sreitto„ twenty per cpt, spot make the Atu Wit , firm, and • pheift. • /rt fattening. Weiliodyea Ition appitate, Hama: Asir ..111414A44 WW.q•Alwat-tpunvik, Llitlft*PßOM °nolo'? 'hilt wsuoktr, , beakitheat flour, 'corn meal and food, always en band. Call at the Charleston Mlllborpre boy ing-youefloar and feed. I °unmake It an obj ect (or you to :buy. • A. t."11613,L. 41,7 10#1866—tf: - . NM , ' =I : ; TRATED , . ItEDIOINES, C11444T1-34NE'S ':AND B4AND)r - ,- WHITE- Y PAH LIME; =OE Min ot-t t: CINES, PETROLEUM' OIL, • ' _ ROCHESTER PER ; .t rtiMERY APER, WINDOW GLASS, - AND DYE COLORS, NM Wtw i leaalq PTIC4; a. Ihiyarzt are requested rid' ietitintatiOn's before gotng further t i. , rtifl ~D. TERB4Lt 85 CO ng, N. *„ . , - 3 : an. I; 1867—1 y ST FASHIONS DEMAND J. W. I LEY'S CELEBRATED PATENT •-LEX-EI,LIPTIC • (OR DOUBLE S, _X it LAT n BR ~Du IiBE wonderful 'lleilbility and great comfort and . pleasure to any lady, wearing the Duplex Elliptic 8k rt, will be experienced particularly in all crowded! assemblies, operas, carriages, railroad oars, church pews, arm chairs, for promenade and house dress, as the skirt can be folded when in use to occupy a small place as 'easily and conveniently as a silk or muslin dress, an in • yaluable quality in crinoline, not found in any single spring skirt. • - A lady' having enJoyed ' the pleasure, *comfot t and great convenionde of wearing the duplex elliptic steel spring skirt fora single day. will never afterwards will ingly dispense with their use. For children, Misses and young ladles they are superior to all others. • ' They will not bend or break like the single spring, but Will preserie their perfect and graceful shape when three or four• ordinary skirts will have boon thrown aside as useless. The hoops are covered with double and twisted thread,'end the bottom rods are not only &ti bia springs, but twice (or. double) covered; preventing Omni from wearing out when dragging down stoops, stairs ,&c. - ! Theß,uplex. Elliptic is a great favorite with all ladies, and is universally recommended by the fashion inaga• rinse, as the standard skirt of the fashionable world. To' enjoy the following , inestimable advantages In erineline, vizi superior quality, Perfect manufacture, stylish shape and finish, tlexibilillyolurabllity, comfort and economy, inquire for J, W. Bradley's Duplex Ellipi tie ,or double spring skirt, and be sure you get the gen nine article. • . , . CADTION.—To guard - against .imposition, be particu lar to notice that skirts offend as .. duplex" have the red inkatamp , , viz :{.• J. W. Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Steel Sgirings, ' upon the waistband—none others are genuln. Also notice that every hoop will admit a pin being muted through the center, tbus'reyealbag the two (or double) springs braided together therein ,' which is the s cret of their flexibility and strength, and apom binatio not to be found in any other skirt. '' For lo in oll•stores where first dhow - skirt s uitc sold thralls but the United States and elsewhere. Maim, factors by the solo °where of the patent, 1 : -1, . !VESTS; BRADLEY & OARY, 97 Chambers & 70 & 8). ;Wade ate., N. Y. ME GTOIV ARMS BEI dt , SOLD Tne TRADE GENERALLY rirscOUNT TO nRA.T.PRS it 20 0.9 FusutisnED •Tlifil U. S. GOVERNMENT. • • . ~. , . Armßeyolv.er, . 44-100 in. Calibre .., , . Navy Revolver, ..,. 1 . , . * ..-.. .; .. 36-100 in. Calibre Belt Revolver - '- ' ' - ' Navy, eize Cal ire Pollee Revolver, Novi ,. size Calibre New Pocket, Rev01ver,.,.... ...... 31 100 in. Calibre Poeltpt. Revolver, (Rider's pr.) 31.10rna Calibre Repeattng Pistol, (Elliott pt.) N 0.22 Jr, 32 Cart'ge Vest Pocket Pistol, No 22, 30, 32 41 Cartridge Gnu Carle- ' ..............No 22 le 32 Cartridge Breech Loading Rifle,(l3ealal No 32 it 38 " Revolving ................30 it 44-100 in Calibre i E. REMINGTON le, SONS. • PEINCIPAL AGENTS. ' Moore & Nichols. New York; Wm Read k Son, itotlon; Jos 0 Grnbb &I Co, Philadolphia; they & Trimbleißaltimore; Henry Folsom & Co, New Orleans; Johnson; Spencer & g 0,,, Chicago; Is M Ramsey & Co, 14. I.OEIV Albert'E Orono, Sam Francisco. • I ' Fe b ' 20, 1867.-sm. PHOTOGRAPHIC. E. & EL T. ANTHONY & CO., Mantifactiiier r s of Photographic Materials, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL) 501 BROADWAY, N. Y in addition to our main business of Pliotographic Material - 5170' aro Headquarters for the following, vie: Stereoscopes & Stereoscopic Views Of AnierteaU And Foreign Cities and 'Landscapes, Cronin!, Statuary, etc. - ' Storeospepic Wows of iho War, riegathres.rnadeln tho,'varlous campaigns and fOrtning a ccmploto Photographic history of the groat cinite.bt. 4 Stereoscopic Views on Glass, addled for either Magia Lanterns or the Stereoscope Our Catalogue will be sent to any address on receipt df fltatilp Photogravhic Albums Manufactnro more largely than any otherliouse, about 200 varieties from 150 centa to $5O Gael'. Our ALBUMS have the reputation of being superior in beauty and durability to all others. Card Photographs 'of Generale, States , " mon,. Actors. etc., etc. - .Our 4ata,loguo embraces -over FIVE TIIOU ' SAND different subjects, including reproductions of the most celebrated Engravings,'Paintings, Statues, etc. Cata logues sent on receipt of stamp. ;' • ' Photographers and • others ordering goods 0.0. D., will plesserromlt /5 per cent. of the amount with their order. The pricatrand :quality of num goods cannot fail to satisfy. Jan. 2,1607-9 m. ' ' ' To tho Ffti:n:iers of Tioga County lAM now building at my manufactmly, iri Lawrence Ville: a !mortar • • • FANNING MILL, which 1541380111106 the, following advantages over all ether Lt. eeparatee oats, rat litter, and foul seeds, atilt! CRoesanil cockle, from Wheat, ~2. It cleans flax seed, takes out yellow seed, and all Other seedsp perfectly.- - • 8, It cleans timothy seed. , 4. It doe all other separating required of a mill . This mill is built of the host and most 'durable tim ber, ingood litylo r and le sold ,cheap, for cult, or pro. , 4.ltee. L I will ill 'a Patent' sieve, for 'Separating oats from wheat, to other milli, on reasonable terms. 1 • J. H MATHER, Lawrenceville, October 10, 1846-Itf FAELLICER & LATHROP. DEALETtION HARDWARE, IRON STEEL, NAILS, STD. YES, , WARE, lIILI'IN ,;SAWS, CUTLERY, 91041M:0Z cigar - nem; TOmminge; (ACARNEEIBES,- Sin IiLES; Corning; . . , NEVI RUC,- DENTIST, MANSFIELD; Pt.; • grateful' for_stho very Ji b eral patronage horetoforo received, will contiano eo as -to per fortis all clental'opOratioes, nit.) merit the rapidly Increasing professional 'detoindi now engaged. Ali operations in all departitientsof the profee. "sloe exeCiated in the bast- possible manner. :All eiewitteefel inVentions and improvements adopt- IfirTirfte highest good of hie patrons•tbe,ultitea tom of bis ambitimp' j* ••• Dec'•. 5, P66-tf -•• • ,RATETC.i? NEM • - - ERIE - ' On anti afro Monapy,./tpril.l26;lB(l7',4rsau tkilleare Corning st 014041101 n boors: . • Vtr,siw„ Mtn sotani.. . _ 12:28 a. cu., Express Maar SundaYe eaccpted.for Buffs lo,Adalauinca, and Dunk irk,sontincting with trains ' for tho West' ' _ . • - . • • t):44 a m Night Esipress, Siondaye excepted, tor Buffalo. Salamanca, and. Dnnkirk, malting` direct eon:action 'with trains of the Atlantic it Great. Western; La e ti here, and Grand Trunk Ballways t rorilipOints West, 7:07 a. m„Night Express, Daily, for Buffsle, Salamanca ; Dunkirk and the Woit, connecting as above. . '7:15 a. m., Night ExPrOss, Sunday's excepted; for Roth , ' ester and lintrairg - via Avon. • - •• • --- 10:82..a.m„ Idail.Tralm, Sunday% exopted,-foX *tor and Buffalo, via Avon. • p; u. Baltimore EXpresh 'Sunday's 'Unaided" for = Rochester and Buffalo, via Avon, 1:03 Day ExpresS,Satidttl excepted, for linffalo,' connecting with fhb tAiko„ bore 'and Grand Trunk Rallivays forpoltitvest and xotith t 7;10 p m Day Vorm,Stradsya excepted, tor Rochester 6:40 p.m„ Emigrant train, Milli, for the West. 1248 a. in. Exprest Mall, 13utdays ortood,lot Burrai o , Salamanca and Dunkirk, **Duetting 'ettittraltis for • the West. ' _ , One OEM `W' " 'Freight Bribd"ye 12.50 p ay: , e eel) gd • sairrwettototftm. • • • 2:16 a. in., Night Expreas, connecting at-Gray, court._ for Warwick; mad at New York with aftertt aim Wain' and steamers for •Ilostonend Nsw England iCitina. • ••• -- • - :01 a. m., Cincinnati Express, Mondays excepted, con necilug at Itltnira for Harrisburg; Philadelphia and the South; at Owego Or Ithaca; at Illtighemton tor Syracuse ; at Great Bend for Scranton, • lailadol ' phis', and Trenton; at Llickawaxen lhrHawley,apd at Myoourf. for Newburg and Warwick. : 1Q.1.5 a m Accotnmoclatloa Train daith aaabeaPail at :at 'Limits for Canandaigua. 10:48 a. m., Day Eipress,,Bundays excepted, connecting at Elmira for Canandaigua, at Binghamton for Byrn cusp 'at Great Bond for Ocrantonott Lachawaxen for - Hawley, and atjersesyClity udth: midnight M.r.psees Train of New Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia, Balti more and Washington: •- • - 3:12 p..m.,Balti'More Exptess, • 4:35.p. New York and Baltimore Asti, Sunday* ex cepted, connectipg at Blair . ..for Eittirrisburgb,Phila delphia, tind,Boutii. • ' • 7.07 ,p MLighining. Bxp . ress, Sundays excepted, con necting at Jersey City with morning exprass train of • Now Jorses Railroad for Baltimore and Waehington, and at Now York with morning express , trains for _Beaton and tbor.aft. - 12:80 p. m.way Freight, !Sundays excepted, I= YM. R, BARR, Gong Paw Agent ' Northern Contritt 12 - ; U. ' ' • TAAINS FOR THE Tratue foanandagnia leave Elmira as foll t‘C ow ; Accomodatiodat • ' 700 a m Express [fastest train on road] 1196 a m Mail 616 p m Way Freight, (passenger coach attached]. 7 10 a m On and after April 20th, 1807, train' will arrive oat depart from Troy,, as follows; MOVING 606771. • ' mom° VOrill Express • -645 pm F.xprese am Elmira Mail 560 am Elmira Mail '966 pm Local Freight 'lO5O a m ,Local Freight 3 35 pm Through Freight 855 p m Through Freight 200 a m , E. 5. BROWN, Div. Sun. ,Blossburg & Corning, & Tioga R.•n Ira . ithis will run as foilowa ti/tll further notice: ' Accommodation—Leaves Blaiusbnrg at in, Mans field at 7,35, Tioga at 8,20, LawrclecaVilde at 9,08 arriving at Corning at 10,20 a. tn. -- 51411—Leaves Plossburg at 2,85 p. in., Aianaffeld at 3,25, Tibga at 4,00, Lawrenceville at. 4,57.;-arriving at Corning at 6 p. in. ' lifall—Leaves Corning at 8 a. In., Lawrenceville at 9,08,- Tioga at 10,02, Mansfield at 10,40—arriving at Slott burg at 11,30 11,. mr, I, Accommodation—Leaitos Corning at 4,50 p, m., Lei , . roncevillo at 5,58, T3oga at 7,02, 514130161 d at 7 40.1' . arriving 9aßlossbnig at 8,25 p. m. L. IL SHATTUCK Sup' t. Trains will arr. and depart at Williamsport as follows. Eastward Weiltward Erio Mail Train 10 10 pin Erie Mail Tra15....4 30 a m E. •Express Train.. 4 25 ato Erie Ex'ss Tratn..B 45 p m Elmira Mail Train 835 am buffalo Express 10 3D a m L. H. Accom'od'n 320 p in Elmirallail Train 055 pm Passongor Cars run through on the Erie Mail and Ex press Trains without chanar both ways between Plans dolphin and Erie: NEW. YQRE CONNECT/ON. Leavb New York at 0 a In, arrive at Erie 10.00 a. ni. Leave Now York at . 00 p In, arrive at Erie 4 0$ p m. Leave Erb at. 0,00 p . , isrrtro at New York 8.15 pm. Leave Erie at 10 25 . in, arrive at Vow York 1010 a zr.L ' ' A. L. Timis, Genii Supt. . -- -Atlantic aif i l a ore, .. ... ' SALUItiAIiCA RTATIPN ' WETTAVAIM BOUND, Rae:wenn BOUND, Mail : 6.30 I Ex teas 6.10 Accommodation 6,85 Mali 6.62 .k .props . -12.10 Accommodation, -...:11,15 Express 11.00 ) Express " 0.10 At Cory there is a jiinction - with the rhilodelphia & Brio, and Oil Creek Rail Route. . • . •.' - ' At ISfeadvillO with the Nranitilu and Oil City and India) Branch: . . At Loavittsburgo the lilnhonlny Branch m akes a di rect route to Cleveland. At Ravenna connecta with Oievcinuil and rittsbutgli Railroad. -- - The Road panes through Akron, Ashland, Elidloa, Marlon, Urbana and Dayton, interaceting variourrail roads, and terailnat i ets at Cincinnati. D. DicLARRN, . . . - Gen. Bnptl Meadville, Pa. , . . U. S. CLAIM ADEN Y, For the Collection of , Army and Navy Claims and Pens o lo s. nrinE NEW BOUNTY LZ:pasied Jnly2B,l I gives JE.. two and three years' oeldiers extra bounty. Send in your discharges. OPPICERS' EXTRA PAY. Three mouths' extra pay proper to volunteer officers who were in service March 3;1805. PENSIONS INCREASED To all who have loot a limb and who have been perma nently and totally disabled. AU other Government claims prOsecute. - • JBEOhI B. Wellsboro,October 10, 186#1-tt IPl!twiing & Turning., B. T. VAN HORN, - 11ING gin his new Factory in operation. I§'Tkow prepared to fill orders for Cabinet Ware promptly and in the beet etyle of workman-. ship. Having precured a he is ri3ady to dress boards or plank with dispatch furnished to order. Elia machines aro of the now est and most improved patterns. Shop corner of Pearl and Wain Ste, WELLS BORO, PA., , Oct. B,i, i8615-tf. WELLSBORO PETROLEUM CO.— ' Notice is hereby given that the Board of Direoldre of this Company at a meeting held De cember t 5, by resolution decided to close up the affairs of the Company and distribute the balance in the hands of the Treasurer, prorqta among the Welders of paid-in stock. The prtiporty of,the Company will ba sold and the pro eeds divided in like manner. Stockholders will piesenttheir receiptc to the Treasurer. By or er, Dee..l9, IsB6, M. U. 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