~~,~iarsrs t:
Of all the joys vouchsafed to tnau
, In life's tempestuous whirl,
Thero's nought.:,approachcs_heavort so near IL-,
A!! sleighing With a girl. „
A rosy, laiiphing,hukorn ;
A frank, giA:natured, henost girl ;
A reeling t Ai l i,og,,,,daSling, clotWg, , •
. ,
snatching, jolly;j6ltitig;
_ . - • _ ; ;
Jaunty, - r
Dear little darling, with ii red 'hat' 'And rhtt e
"featheri,who smiiggles xight",up, agailisc your
waistcoat, and lets you
_assist her in •-holdin2,--
,her tauT;
Who laugh:gat you a mouth 9fpolcor—
A dear duok of
,a girl. •
Pile up your wealth as mountain
You sneering sei,ffing [
I'll;Inugli as I ;o fleshing a:t
With thy jingling bells and girl.
The brightest, dearest, sweetest girl;
The triinest,'g r ayeilt, neatest girl ;
The funniest, ilu r :fest, frankot•t,
Roundest, i . :ipest; roughest ,- rarest,
Spunkiest, opiciest,Equiruaiest, squarest,
Ralf conctaliug amorous flashes, -
Jun the girl lur p. chap like toe
T o court, and lovp,`and marry, you see-,
With rosy cheek ai.il'elustering earls,
Thu sy:zetest and. the best of girls. •
- EZ.A.II/NINO" a TEA.CLlER.—Mr.Trus
teit 811 ek les as tci Lig i h his door;i,vity;
one day, ivheo preseitied kilo
s:elf before hinn, a perieut rtrat r, to
search of a school to keep for the " win-
Ler. , ' -
"Have you ever kept a school ' ? "
"No, sir," replied 6aunders,
"What, are your qualilibat ions ?? at.ii
ed Suickles.
"I have been 'c•hrough the rule of
three and interest and can read and
spell any word in the spelling book ;
and I reckon I ca .flog any boy who
won't In lld."
"Have_you..atiy. •ecommendations_V
"No sir, lAlmug it you would exam
ine toe, and if I was qualified, I 'c'ould
hire out." . ... .
. "What do you ask annonth'? -•
•
. '•Wbat 'do,wou payold chap ?'c
"'.."cat, according to the qualll ealions
of tii,? teacher." • •
• "I'd like to be eXamined then. , 'lf
you'll bring
-on your books you may be
, gin." .
"0, I thin tell all about a teacher: by
l'e.eing him walk." 1 -• .
••, '"Phitt,'s-ca4ily - done," saki the can
didate, With 'on nix. • . ,
Well - then," scud ,Spick les, "you set'
'out and . walit tip the road. poihtin'g• in
the direction which Saunders came, and
when I'm .-atisfie,d,' . l.'ll 111111 to - you to
' stop." _ -
The teacher , f.tarled- , otr-itt a- brisk
pace, nod ;.inicklus shut,. WC slool : ..and
went into the 'boost?. ._. . .. _
'When Sounder; - reached thus lop of
the 1111111411 . ra Milo away, it began .to
occur toliioi that his examination had
passed.- 7 4124e•tican
_iVit.
ARE OUR FEET PROPERLY CLOTHED.
—lt is somewhat surprising, that, with
all our boasted improVeineuts, we have
not as yet produced 4 proper 'coYering
for the feet. DarbarouJ people, if their
climate admits, go NN T. ith bare feet, or
wear sandals eovecing only Ole role, Or
slippers with just enough of upper to
retain thf . .o sole on the foot. - ,We, how
ever, encase the whole foot, and a poi.,
tion of the lei, in a material alMost
fm
pervious to air stud moisture, and gener
ally uncomfortably hard and rigid. The
color and polish of our hoots ate direct
ly calculated to attract the sun 7 s rays;
and the enamel on patent le'ather, and
till' blacking on ordinary' calf,tends to
harden and solidify
_pile substance, elos
in;_; the pores and making air-tight
cases Mr a portitm ofOthe body which
exudes mole prespiration Oman' any
other, and is subjected.to greatctr strain.
Our boots in summer pm boil our feet
in a warm' bath, and in the / winter
freeze them in-an icy envelope/ It is
doubtful if
. wet feet are, in themselves,
very conducive to disea , o, some medi:
cal men to the contr., y notwithstand
ing '‘ureramped onlinemeni or the
fee,., it an 'cy cod envelope, generated
by perspirationand chilled by the ex
ternal itmosphere, thus shutting the
prisoned feet up almost tti r-tight, is at ,
unhealthy as it is uncomfortable.
For hot weather there ig hardly . ny
shoe so agreeable as that introdu •ed
within the past three (Jr four rye rs.
k 110 W I) as the army shoe, and extui. ve
ly uheil by base hall players. his LIN'S
Call vat 3 at d unblocked leather. t Is
cool and remarkably easy on t feet.
i
The texture of the. canvas al we the
escape of the perspiration, an the Col ? ,
or of time shoes dues not aaract . the heat
of the sun.
It would - seem that the plan of co r
in,,..,: other portions 'off our body co
material pervious to air light advan
tageousiy be extended to oureet.
There is no natural reason why ur feet
should be se/much, more sensiti, •e• than
our hands. - They become indurated
'land jleprived of their natural activity
• b}, long, close confinement./ The peo
:ple of , warm climates, who se T 110 C. toe:.
ias we do our fingers, and the barefooted
, ehool boys; who picks up 'd throws
' the foot
late is a
seems,
-.the ascent to the House of - the Lord
which Solomon Showed to the Queen,
of Sheba, we cannot, wonder • that, on ,
seeing it therb was no spiritin her: The
pinnacle of the Temple .on which thiit
tem pter plabed the Savior has just been`'
uncovered'to the base,'aud is fOund still
-to have - an elevation otlone hundred and
thirty-six feet. The - siatethent of Jose
piths is therefore no-.exaggeration. If
any one looli.ed, from the battlements
into the valley he Would be giddy,
while his sight epuld not reach to such
an immense depth. Seetiops of the an
cient wall of Ophel havq been exhumed,
showing that, as Josephus ayn, it was
"joined to - the southeast ,angle of the
) Temple. Aqueducts, cisterns, rock
hewn channels andd - pasSitgea have also
, _
beendibcovered wit,lnn aind around the
tiaretn, throwing tie* light on the' hull. ,
- dings, the arrimgements and the ser
vices of the Temple. The grCat work
of a cowl : OW - exploration or ancient
Jerusalem isribus , fairly and' 'auslii
eion:dy emniii''nced. The opportune
i visit of the ,Stiltan and Grand Vizi_er ,to
thi,, country,. and the zepA
renitations
nutde.to the latter b:lthe Arelibisillop in
York, followed us us they have been by
the energy, the wisdom, and tact of
Lieutenant Warren and his admirable
itieve smoothest down 11losiem
1,1-( , jud removed loc I opposition, and
ab.u. Si:ought about opportunities for
- aid exploration tuch as
:It - Yk r f.ke , nrrp,d l)efore ; and b,esides,
•tg.te :u.ullabel for Arab laborers;laborers;'have
_ et. , 0. 4 1;11(4 to kip ! 1,0; , ,0ric, and are eager .
t t.o 62 nl3 11(1 f, , LX aCit points
for ii - uect- , z.i.ll.eliploratl.oLt. are now well
known_"
T P 1 7 41 .E.--Tet33l.,el'StiCe puts
wi,ori .the .ilue. Luca s )1.! tl,c bstrel,
itloutT in the Pu) l.4 i,
ereti;r. in C0111111t',; - 43(}IitA'lltttlet)t.
tiit• 1113ust', s!i()l4e:4 Ufl the bairt)e, ‘jy..)l•
tl,t: body, I t,,Ilik;'(.:11(;f: in ,the bridp fr
4.nd the whole body.-
N
.I,:."tw, Rklamaiitcs P}o.xt - F f .l.
..,:,
. .
-=CON' ERS & OSGOOII
N'idtittion to chili elti- i i;u§itieks (MOW;
Wocioring, Lc., have establis.bod
STOVE, TIN, AND GENERAL HARI?.
IVARE STORE, -
two doofs tho3irintlt
ujaolftr,&-
TIN-WARE
, HPMANITY PRINCIPLE,
ttintis, in the - most sulniAntini mantic). in'tho
matter of '
• 1
-, 4-
' , llO have ennugto do all tho cooking and warm
ing in fl; .. oga.lntinty. In fact. we have Stoves
enough to M SOLVER
A A in
We Ere tho only agents for the solo of the -
.
)111BIIICAN - COO: STOVE'.'
in yolisbOto; and this Store is tho
AUTOCRAT OF ,STOVE
Viris :keep all kinds of Ilardware, iron, Nails,
steel', nurse Shots, and a complete variety of
"-_ sHELP ifOtlYWAll4.`;
If you don't believe it DROP IN.
CO, VPs OSGOOD.
'We'Mbar°, Sept. 4,180707 f .-
Proofs of the Superior Quality
C'N WATCH
:7 ;;ITT C 77 • -;
IL.VI ' l4 ' if La.
WALTH A 4, MASS.
The American NVatch Company, of Waltham,
Mass., respectfully f•alnuit that, theii. Wntehes aro
cheaper, more accurate, less complex, more dura
ble, bettor adapted for:gendral use, and more ea
sity kept in - order and repaired than any other
watchds in the market. They aro simpler in
structure, and therefore stronger, and less likely_
to be injured than the _majority of foreign watch
es, which are composed of from 125 to 300 pie
ces, while in an old English- wotelv ;t sere - aro,
more than..7oo - pdios. lfow . they - mint ludido i r the.
hardest trial 'watches can have, is shown by the
following letter. 1
PENN. I i tAILROAD. CORANY.,„
- -OmerTSITI
l Avroo:ra, PA., 15 Dte,lBoll. j.
GENTLEUCN : The wafehes manufactured by
you have been in use on this railroad for several
years by our eniiineinett, te.` , YltntuAe.,furniih'
watches as part of our equipment. There are
now some three hundrA of them carried on our
lino, and we consoler. them good and reliable
time-keepers, Indeed, I hare groat satisfaction
In saying your watches give us less trouble, and
have worn, and (Ili wear much 141 get without re
pairs than any watches we have ever had in use
on this road. As you are aware, we formerly
trtuted to those of English inapufacturo, of ac
knowledged good reputation; but as:a class they'
never kelp tithe ak'cortectly"..mir-iiitVo they'debe
as good service, as y o u rs ,
In these 'eummtvulents I ant sustained by my
predecessor, Air, Lewis. whose experience ex
tended over a series of years, Re&peet
EDWARD H. WI IA A MS,
• General Superintendent.
American Watch / Co., Waltham.
We make now five different grades.of watches,
named respectively as follows :
Ar i ,lo, ll ,
Ilict/thwu 11 1 «tch Comptny, :)luxe.
I'. S 11. , rtlett, Jlare.
Wmt. 6lle, y, c lh,n tuu,
ilunie Wohh conipa l i,. 'Maio", Mail.- i
All of these, with the vxception of the r llome
Watch Company, Arc warraut.4l by the At*ericatt
Watch Company to he oil, the ,best to terial,Leti
b..• trwet, approved nrnele.and, to pozsuse every
requisite tor aira. 1 Lbletitheept3r. Every depler
-riling tbee : eiVatches' , is iirovlded #viii tlto',.oo,ln
pony's printed card of gaarantce, which should
accumptny each Watch sold, co that buyers may
tool pure they arc purcha,ing the genuine article.
There ar,o numerous eounturleits and imltatlems
r our Palyhes 'bold throughout the ceUntr,i;,,and
‘so a- (ild
11 caution port:haters to be on their guard
agai S t ill) libllio.
ny grades of Waltham Watches may be pur
e used ~f WlllOll ilea ter4.throughoui the ociuntry.
i
BOBBINS & APPLETON. ~
Sept. 4,1867-6 m. , I S 2
Broadway, N. Y. .
Elmira Saw Manufactory.
Cast and Extra-Clad Stei r e . l Patent Taper
l Ur
uund
Gircu ar :Mav t
ioci
• •
LL, MULEY, GA NG, CROSS-CUT,
CLEARLNO. SOOTH AND OTHER .
SAWS.
. ,
Mr. J. SCIIIEF,FEI.n,Z, Jr., , stutyurlsed.
-ell at Factory Price's •
Orders for rep:tit:fug, if 's , 6., left Mr. tit -
relirt trill be attuuttedliag - lirittiptly'es if / 1 3f(lit
.the Manufactory.
! ANDRItAVS . VUItBSGE.
Sept. ]B. 1887.—tf.
material
- ,ave us
ns . and
one of.
'W. Jeliorton '
.
LATE iir i tho firiia ll pf if;iingr, :„TlOrtork, trriv.
ingjusi i - eturricti Irr'tti'tli cit '''onsii3lA"iiili,
1.:, non , preparkl to oiler to the citizens of Law
renceville, nod vicinity, a general assortment of
GROtJI HIES',•&-,.-TROVISIOIB--
1 .. . CROCKERY, HARDIVARE,
WOOD': •Yc - WILLOW;RARE ;
• YANK,EE NOTIONS.
1
LAWRENCEYILLE,•: - PENN'a...C);
September,'ilitt iat`liff : : 1-: • .' 1 c, its'
'. • •,,..) t '.—: • i.' r%.t.:1".i.:.-:::'•
.—The
resting
•ries at
Oct the
,ions of
ines of
:u
'on the
at the
td more
The
ravine
n d the
olved to
'eti and
'' The Amerien i n Cooking Stove.
Al"T' ER twenty yeats experience in the man-
Ufaeture
t n, stoyep, we becamp l eopyltteed,
' , quo six' years since; thief, a egst, - ticatititit '9l'
:Hartley was being; eipepiled . kt the_peoPta tit tbis'
-, ountry ; in buying Cheap Aind !i.?ortli less et'a iiitia
large portion of which= Was- ‘i.a4e(i)' - fiti.lritiiit.
true economy consieted'inl'huYinlftlteatest stoves
that could be made, notwithstanding the price
Was higher. With this view we proceeded to
construct the American Cookinz 8;ove. and
,ipared no paina:or expense tuuitili,u i it, the best
and tinwt perieet tatpii.n tftt.Cmitti be [naafi.: And
wo have experlinented "Oh 11:',.A1114'6611Y.
watched ite operation for the'last all "years, and
, I hen an iinproviauent etig , ested it.clf. we have
at once adopted it, alai w e hare teveral of these
improvements bemired I.:i letterra patent. In
rhi punnet. we 4,,, ;oat loi-itate t0,...ay . , vi3,.illiye:
ilia ght it i„a lliglaer ;tote of laermulayi-;Aiaria ,
raas heretffitire heel. :attain. al an eaaidiing stovcat.
Ihe recent inapn.veineetai in ;Mtn stio:o has
added larcely t., it• eiativenieraee hod effective
owls. In all the verimie. .4 . ,toeera 'cc (harm
itteturi., we -turfy tiain'talners, iiiir il - dlit, eenve
cionce end e iliniac , in 0:aor a ii•.e r AtLer than
.' eeriness id t;riees t; till 4i ;' , '.t , .1 I; ;.: 5 -, !-ii ~1 t4utis.
i,,,i w e - ,„t ie ly thi'. ia,;“l-,..1 .f ,h ~.c, :;:r..liteitig
Jur stoves. 611 EA It, rACK.'II , I.. ,t,;;( . ; ~
- 1 I . - Alli my - . .''.‘; Y. 4,
For sale by CO.NY,ERSF. , A priGOl.llJ. Wells
titai,• P.l. 16;VP - 071.41171. .
Cleaning Sewing Machines.
T"'nuillers.good ber.,by »ontier o em.ra of
:Sewing Al - wel,thos that he - is - prepared to
c:unn and put t.u.Th chichinec in good okder on
Can, He also is nvot for the " patent tucker,"
which wan be u,cd eii
.-4 . 011:":: 13., 611AKB,PEAftg.
LYellsborp, 8;1 it' it t 11.:0`
NIUSICAL - Us:STRUM I:NyB.—J. B. Shake
pear. dealer in fierizei it - Brother and
tVunes 14 • 11rotfierr pianos. Mason & Hamlin cab
l'rent. l.iriscF & Co. melodeons. and
Ibe 6t vth i r , 4 , 3: m ei o depo q , Rama over J. R.
#39w t en' t , twro, ' ,Sept. 12, 1860.
ON 111 1:
MEM
.1-
, . _
i ' •1 `
'0111:1 IV alum *a - o - - 094 0 2 _
-anusato °Jim(' pun oultuoza puo Bud otoota '
I•cr:onoad.ui aueq lila - onapia put; opooo Jo°
•sont;qtrkb !paw tit olumpAno 2uldoon ()solo patk
quaqoaen spoon Lui Ivo sogolututpu cptaq eat
"Sto:slantove osoupmq omaquoo-elo 111 UtlittlCla .
t IA iiireu ttligbitgigusillip, *WI
slql 4 14!.‘ftitIP A. " u /INA # 4 4 °4l44 Vilr ac )
tuna V. ; 'ova atm pi ngs aeuttua bora - KIM
4° 3 d " i t . r s ial 4 0 FIA 'PfiqMv.ti '0 'n AivolEttnva
~,
i ' _
it
liractitsfvqii'Mutia
Y. ~ t 'x'
s ~. ~
,~ s
• .
• t '
poiragorto
ery) of 2.l,auca ,lo uqiuolre aryl ltua pinoet oAt
Minim MIMI
T
IMM!O
30 vozs exis t LIOd 13 'WV
00 ±-'''':': ''' *(P 12 14 Peg) faEriu, 11314151 ,
g I I '3b1131111,1 II3Lt/141
i'Z I 'l , lOlll (lox rilva
fzo _ 'Nola awls asnOu
, v, : sHOli 3 1tru49 P 11913
O 95' , peJpanq Jed srilvx
- 1
•
•
p..k747z5 , auv .2.41
1" . “:. ~ _ '..`.41, r , T ',(." 4 I.=
.4: 11:-.1 16. '.l 'I )1, - i:I ,';'-'l"'i.'...;T:-'
•Vd 'a - rigid - sly - 17K
~ \- ' I ii . 1. 1a...,,i'
oiocivipai no locia p.l qy
q 41 4 •
, s.t ,,.%! 4
113111011 H ,4,41)1'•11 `D
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i 'n' `3IIVM-M1 '3OVM-SSVI9
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• ' . •
6- S A . :11(o . Ji S
/
`a IV.M.C[II,VH
anoS 2ulSnq AA o2u)tioo.zoti cog.sui v eava plinr
sopyisna .1 , Icr:eirg,. Ul3 -OAS
NEw SPRING GOODS
' I #:::)- 9:Q ,R 4:41V - :0:2i4 :,
AT THE PEOPLE'S STORE 1
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING A
2 ,
FRESH STOCK OF -GOODS
Adapted to the
S Pt RING..i TRADE,
attd: are prepared to supply the wants of the
, pooplo in
NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA
i•e:i 100 „•,,;„
FE
DR - v GOODS.
=EMI
OUR LONG EXPERIENCE
z-
fci - •
- stauttitl436,ltblitki
6 - 4::)_,D GOODS
r f:
give the best satisfaction, and those „accustomed
to patronise us know that wo
KEEYviTHR - BEIFIT-GOQDV''
that,nre to be found in thi ,section, and those
who are not our patro re the losers
... , qUite as mu 9 e are.
- ' '
ft:
.We keep iLe naval a
LARGA7OIO - ..VOV - 9400 - ;
- I ,
6 Fell by the yard or
kitig UP' VOTAMDER, Alth WAR.
RANTED •fo'
0111 t $' 00K y WILL~BE BEST. FULL,
MEE
OM
and all Goode sold by,uu
Wari•anW. give Satisfactior,
ME
it N,P,
Soid as Low as at any other Estab-
lishinent. Mind Oat.-
;i, :
We invite an taxon:ll4l%6On 'of otir• Stock ' dad
Prioea, pledging ouraelree to
I SHOW GOODS FREELY, AND TAKE NO
OFFENCE'
11/1
when no sale is made.
~r
.~iSi.
Corning, N. Y., Agr.
A 0 ,--
• ic
=I
IMO
.
L
MEN
BIM
11/1
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, F " ,
I
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ITH do WAITE.
0,1867.
, •
11. ru
litlr" !.: l E4*r PLO:-;,T
IMO
DRUGS, 1414p10,INIIS,.,,PATENT,IWF I D-..
ICINgS,PAINTS,`biLS,
, DOW•GLASS, & PUTTY, .
Have come dowit: ff ;. Old - Pri at lag;
WE' du not lit%ilato to :•ay thot WO kt o the
:
PURE ENG LlBl.l
MEDI CI N4:s;'
••, ;i ,
PATENT. MEDICINES
-"?
• IA.NKEE _NOTIO;NS,,
ti
4 ,
P.k.ll.fire II IER 17
PRICY.,A.p:poLp,S, T`rOILET SOAP,
k - CLOT', :HAIR, TOOTII & NAIL'
BRUSHES, MIRRORS,•`
4.;11011011% ,&C;i
EVER
,RRO#9ll,i:; . 't:N:to TIIf.S JIAWAt:ET.
We Lava urge:Abe titigiOt Stork, -
PAINTS. OILS, GLASS' AND
)4
;
3 q'~ . c. .;'
Pure White, Lead, Pure W bite Zine,'s Linseed
Oil. Coach Varnish, Furniture Yel
low- Ochre, Venetian Red, Chrornelrel- .
Cbrerne Oreoti, Prussian Blue,
Patent OrTir; 'Luker,: Japan,
Spnnirh Whiliug, Paris Widti, Ka{ Ailine, Resin,
' Tar, Log loud, 1 2 ustic, jirnzil Woad. cam
woad, Rclyilia• , Potash, 'Putty, Moo
cohol, Nuke - 116,i Spiii6 . 3tarpontine, •
and }Commas 011, Paint. an:l
Varnish Brushes,
Which we will sin 25 per emit. chomper thou twy,
other establishment lu the county. in,short,wp
baie every thing' ever kept in.d first class
DRUG STORE,
and all we ask is for you to call and examine our
stock and prices before buying• *slumber°. Re.
member' we can't be undersold.
All goods warranted or no sale.
P. R. WiLLIAIId, P. it WILLIAMS lc, Co
J. L. IY4.LiAus. , No: 3 Union
Millsboro: Juno id, :1807
Stoves: - Stoves::
AND HA RilliVATiEi
.IVER. WILLIAM ROBERTS begs to
announce to the citizens of Toga ,County,
that in atirlition to .his excellent etock,ofSioves,
Tin-Ware, Brittania, and • Sheet-Iron Ware,. ho
hes, at a groatoutlay, stocked his store on
lEEE!
MAIN STREET, , VI,4LSBpRO,
with a oompleto aisortmopt of Shelf illardlara;
of which wo enuMera,to'litii 611 owing artieletts
,
= MILL; lIAND , AND . - BITCII.', SAWS, ,
BUTTS, STRAP HINGES,
OARRENYER'S TOOLS;,
PUMPSI
AUGERS, '
1 1 . ntirTs
, -
BittSTOCK I S, ,HATORWA ,CHISELS,
SHOVELS SPADEB,4OItIiSr,
WOOD !SOREWS, 'OARRIthE
BURRS, SKEINS, WASHERS, ~
PIPE BOXES, AXLE
TREES, 'ELIIP- T
TIC
_ r ' ~ :} ~
SPRINGS, •HORSE SHOES, uoor, BAR;
& 114$..Ns.`is0 - , GRINI)STONE
HANGINGS, CORN
‘...POPPERS;i::
EN
i . A:IISAGE .AND sruiTEßs
Alstr, PISTOLS,
PISTOCOAItTRIDOES,
POWDER AND
sitia
tr;
NM
• , . ,
• -
PATENT EARNHOGH HANGINGS
A new thinuatidloode ftr,,,use . : Those are : bal a
few of tho many hitidlas composing our stook'
of Hardware.
• We invite the public to call and examine for
themselves. We. aim,to keep the best quality of
goods in outline ;.1 and 4t Work ta order ,alone
promptly - and well. 'WILLIAM ROBLRTS•
. '
Welleboio, Sept. 1,1866-if.
Boardini Rouse.
BOARDING by the week, el Otty ;r iefla Lock
enn he bed hn ren 6nnfilo 'tame oppo•
rite the old U. S. Hotel Stand, Metin Street,
Weßebore. , M.: M. SEARS; Proprietor.
Aug. t, 1867. tf. • '.` •
l oli-WORIC, IN THE inIST STYL E , and
with de,pat9h,litTllß AGITATOR Ofacti.
ENE
MIMIC
1)1? 1, 7 GS
ME
=
ERNI
MEM=I
Sri
r! .
R IP 1
.•, %!:
TO .13-111' , .. t t f !"SELI ( , 13.' OUR
,39,.1757-AT,ESS
WE rill bu y at the tkigbeat . porket gigo t
the folliiwXos artielee -
EIEEO sp jq s,
N.
I DEgit'l 3 Xitig; .' /Vit.S;!*OESs
:earn. VEAT; SKINS; •
Icr,wbiob pve riA)lpay cash.
Wo will osariiMciara to ordor,Froach or ho
Wined CALF or KIR, ROOTS, • •
our and at fair ratisi, and iaiy eiptolal 70 . o
to REPAritINCL , • . •
AL.'S:
We have a first-rato Mock of
READY-MADE' WORK,
op which We Phi' not be `iitillargold, end.from thie
time peahen make it a poiCalie keep up the' beat
,stook of _ .
LA DIES' GAITERS,
to he found in the county, which we will sell at
a lower profit than such tkrtieles
,bave; over been
offered in this regiOn. - •
We shall likawlse'icitip up a good ,assortment
. .
of
LADIES!''BALAIORALS;' L § A T
BOOTEkt COILDREN'S AN'D
MISSES WORK op VA.:
MOUS STYLES,
and all styles of ?AWN'S WORK.
4.6 1 21.711.E.R F:thDiNGS
'can be.bought of us as cheap as any Lwbern this
side of New York, and we shall kespa fall.stack
FBEISTCH CALF, FRENOII,,KIP,., OF er
PER, SOLE, LININGS, AND
BINDING. ' • ' •
Our Stook of PEGS, NAILS, THREAD, Ana
RASPS, GLOVERS' NEEDLES;' LAST
TREES, ORIAI P S, with • SHOEHAKE'R'S
TOOLS and FINDINGS, will-be found -the lar
gest-in` the county, and tot telt for *matt profits. -
% -We talk business and "ere mean business. We
have been . in this reginia long .enough. to be well
known—let those who knowXs try us. Corn er
Pf Main and Grafton streets, opposite Wm:. Rob
oda' hardware Store, O. W. SEARS, •
GEO. 0.- DERBY.,
Wollaboro, April 24, 1867—tf.
.STING TONS' FIRE ARDIS.
Anny Revell* • • • " ' ? .44-100 la. Calibre
Navy Revolver, '$8:100 in:
Belt Revolvei,' ' ' • Navy, alto Calibre
Police Revolver, Navy size Calibre
New Pocket Revolver, - 31 1001 n: Calibre
Pocket ReveTver,' (Rider's pt.) $l-100 in. CaLib
Ropeating:Pistol; (Elliott pt.) No 22 &32 Cart' a
Poet Pocket-Pistol, No 22, 30, 32 & 41"Cartrid e
'Gan Cane ' No 22 & 32 Cartrid
Breech Loading Rifle,(Reals'),N,a 32 138 "
Revolving Rifle,' '• • ' 30 44400 in Calib a
' REMINGTON & SONS
PRINCIPAL AGENTS.
ZiteWe& Nichols. New York; Wm Read & Son,
Roston; 'Jos C Orubb & Co, Philadelphia; Peal
tney lc Trimble, Bahia:tete; Henry Folsom & Co;
New Orleans; Johnson', pence: & Co, Chicago,
L lfi Rummy .4, Co, St. Louie; Albert E Crane,
San Francisco. - Cet. 9,1867.-9 m.
NEW ARRIVAL !
MRS. E•. E. KTMBALL
Is now xi:mitring a new and fashionable stook
of ,
MILLINERY GOODS
fresh from Now York, which be will sell very
cheap. Call and examine new styles and prices.
MARC STREET, ' WELLSDORO, PA
October 16, 1307.
WELLSBORO FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP.
THE subscribers having proetttad additional
machinery are now ready to fund-h to order
all sorts of
CASTING!,
aucu As
PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, FIELD
ROLLERS, MILL GEARING,
SLEIGH-SHOES, W 0 0 D
• SAWING MAOHINES, •
&c., &v.
Wo have ziloo°O
wiounwoßTll PLANER,
for custom and job work, -We aro also prepared
to do • •
SZaT2'ING O & • SCROLL SAWING
to order.
'raving a first-class screw-cutting Latheivea
aro prepared to make
CHEESE ‘ . 2:),R,ESS SCREWS,'
to order. Builders of . Oheeso Factories ore so,
quested to examine our "work. We manufacture
the
,Chaniplon Plow,
one 'of the finest implements in the market,
' -1 Ciiiih'pnid for bib
CHARLES 'WILLIAMS,
F. L. SEARS.
Welleboro, May 16, 1867-tf.
1867. ;gl4ll/1T ft -BAILEY. 1867.
W.O commence this year with an exclusively'
CASH business.
CASH , AID' FOR 'WHEAT
CASH PAID FOR OATS I
CASH QPAID FOR 00R,N.1
CASH FOR EVERYTHERIaII
A LARGE STOOK OF FLOUR FOR
OMR 1*
A LARGE STOOK OF ,FEED FOR
3 CAM! ' ' • •
•
A LARGE • STOOK •OF PORK FOR
CASEE I r t,
Call aad,i3te ns wniG T- 11AlTitY2
Wellsbora s Jan. 9, 1867-Iy. ' . • •
All persons•iudebtod to us by note or book
account must call and settle or pay, costs.
Jan. S, 1867. ' 'tlrltlGllT BAILEY:
. . .
.WilMoro' Wool `Gailling M a chin e,,
IBTAVING covered our Machine with entire
1 - 11 new Cards, we aro itow ready -to Card all
Wool jwlthout delay, mid in the beat possible
manntr. MI Wootsont from a distance by Stage
Fed
will be returned by the same if re .
S. A. I TBOLD,
ORIN LAIR.
Welleboro,June 12,1862.
DR. FITCU'S ABDOMINAL SUPPORT
EBB, for sale at Boy's Draglito're:' '
niLENDER ; Preach,- Marine and Ohnroh
Olooke, at [ieol9] ; , P01•14r3.
M!MM
EEO
, „ ,
To the' ItV,llolioiro
SURROUNDING": COUNTRY I
.
Lfr: „ASILE R,L '-
,
TAICESAbIit method. of notifying the' people
that Ole Stock of - ~ -
::.SPRING 'CLOTHING:
;- •
Is on' head, and offers dt lower tbgri before.
The Store ie well sleeked, with the most fash
ionable
COATS,:. PANTS Aril) VESTS,
.:180, A faige assortiFtent of,
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
consisting .of
WHITE AND. OASSIBIERK SHIRTS,
; COLLARS, NECKTIES, SUS
•PENDERS,•• SOCKS.
and a good large lot of the met feshionat;le
RATS . AND CAPS,
ever broUght to this market. Also •
`TRUNKS, BAGS,. on UMBRELIIS, ,
" • • •.
Ishieh you eau tiny low ,for cub, at the Cheap
Clothing Store •of•N. ASH ER, Ist door east of
Vag Valketibures , Flour Store. •
Vi;ellsborO, Sept. li, 1887::
18Q61866.
, • F OR BALE.'
, L '
- , BY
. . -
B.
C.IVIOEMAJV
T HIS NURSERY OP 'BRUIT AND, OR,
NAMENTAL TREES, IN TIOGA
. -
60,000 Apple. Trees.
10,04MV Pear Trees.
A•good 'Supply of PLUM, PEACH, CHERRY,
and ORNAMENTAL TREES A' SHRUBBERY.
• ;
The Fruit trees are . coinneeed of the choicest
varieties, good, healthy, some of them large and
its bearing. Any uno wishing to get a eapply
will do well to call and see my stock before pur
chasing elsewhere,. OS- Dldivered at the depot
free of charge. ,
Vega, Peb,.2B, '
FOUT
CELSBRATZD
HMO ad CatHo Powlors.
_
TER, II E E
COUGHS, DI;
TEISPER, 1 1 1
YERS,FOUNDE
LOSS QF APPI
TITE AND VIT/
ENERGY, Zee.
use improves
wind, increase
the appetite—give
a smooth
glossy skin—al
transforms t 1
miserable skelel
horse.
To keepers of Cows this preparation la invaluable.
mproves the quality
of the milk. It has'
been proven by ac
tual experiment to
Were:tie the quan
tity of milk and
cream la enty per
ceik and make the
butter firm and
tweet. In fattening
cattle, it gives them
uo appetite, looSena
their hide, and
manes them thrive
In all diseases of gwlue, such as Coughs, Ulcers in
the Lungs, Liver. • !",
&c., this article •
acts as atspecific.
By putting from
one-half a nariar
to a ps,per In a
barrel at swill tha
=0
above diseaP.ls
will be eradicated --
or entirely pr.:vented. If plvin in tinni„ a certain
preventive and curs fs? chahva..
Price 25 Cents pa: P , pc , o P:.ptic for U.
RIMPAMED S Y
§;. A. vourrz, & 13130.,
AT THEIR,
wnousuß intro AND AITDICP:E DEPOT.
No. 116 Franklin Italfiriore, TEL
For Sale by Drugo 11%.11 1 " 'l
out the United St/tC..M.
DAVID FOUTZ, Successor
For ealo•by Johi A. Roy, We'labor°.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, MANS
FIELD, PIMA COUNTY, P.A.
v.i)Aotrxtzw - -
F. A. ,Allen, Principal, Professor of Natural
and Mental Science.
J. T. STREIT, A.M., Professor of Languages.
CHARLES H. VERRILL, A. M., Professor of
Mathetnatics. ,
Has. L. M. PETERSELIA, Modern Languages
and Drawing.
Miss MARY E. HUGHES, R. E., En. Branches.
Miss. S. R. PRESTON, B. E.. Principal of the
Model School.
I. G. HOYT, Professor of Yoeal and Insinamon
tal Music, -
Miss ALICE B. SEELEY, Assistant Instructor
of Magic.
SCHOOL YEAR 1887-8.
First Term bOins September 4, Mil,
Second term begins Decemb's*
Third term begins March 28#'1868,
EXPENSES PER TERM OF 14 WEEKS.
Fall and Spring Term, including board,
room rent, - tuition, book rent, fuel,
oil, and washing, $6O 00
Winter Term' ' 64 00
Day students, tuition and book rant, 10 00
Total expenses for school year $lB4 00
• No extra °bargee. •Booms furnished with
stoves, chairs, tables, atanda, pails, bedsteads,
mattresses, pillows, and one comfortable. • For
further Information send for Catalogue.
Aug. 7, 1807, o r . • Address, Principal
IP you want a FIRST RATE ARTICLE of
•
FLOM MEAL, 'PORK, HAM, FISH,
SALT :ort GENERAL GROCERIES,
in largo or small quantities, drOp •in at M. B.
PRINCE'S FLOUR & PROVISION STORE,
examine prices, and yon can be stilted.
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange.
'Heavy, Packages delivered anywhere in town
free of obarge.
Terms-I—lteady,Pity. Next - door to Conyers.
Wellsboroi - Ang. 1, 1867. M. B. PRINCE.
- --- Hire. A J." Scofield?
r now receivi , g the Fall styles of
•
MILLINERY,
direct from the city, and' will be pleased to see
her old (kinds and customers,With as many new
ones as may choose to favor her with their pat
ronage. I have engaged a Brat-class -Orem:ea
ter, tflul um prepared to carry, on .
DRESS -MAKING
in all its branches. in a satisfactory manner.
'Orders taken for flair Jewelry. Good prices
paid for human hair. Store over VanValken.
burg's Grocery, Main-st.
Welleboro, Sept. 25, 1807--ti
•
ItAIVE CHANCE FO t BUSINESS MtN.—
The fine location for a store betwee the
building known as Rey's Block, and Bullard's
Saloon is now offered for sale on peculiar and
favorable terms; inquire at Roy's Drug Store.
J. A. ROY. •
Butter and. Cheese.
ItIGHEST Market Priee paid for Butter and
Cheese, or shipped for parties at
24,ju1P67. TOLES & BARKER'S.
Coal for Sale.
COARSE BITUMINOUS COAL for Sale
Cheap, by
, ,Sl'pt. 28, 1887. D. P. ROBERTS..
V l llollSite DRUG STOUP.
=
TIROS AND MEDICINES , PAINTS
Az , AND AILS,
THADDEUS DAVIDS' INKS, CONCEN-
TRATED MEDICINES, GIN•
KEROSENE LAth'S, PATENT MEDI-
AND FLAVORING EXTRACTS. OPAL
Sold at Whokink Prices. .Buyers are requested
to call and ga. quoiations before going further
East
Corning, Jan. 1,1868-4 y
CENTRE OF - ATTRACTION IS AT
C. S. MATHER 8 CO
Would announce to tho good people or Tioga
County that they hate knit returned• from Now
Yurk with their second full slock of
FALL tr.. WINTER GOODS,
embracing all the novelties as well as the nub
etantials required. i
Thls preparation,
"ng and favorably
CI:10WD, will ther
ngbly,reinvigorato
'roken-down and
ow-spirited hones t
,y strengthening
Ind cleansing the
itomach and inlet-
DRESS GOODS in all varieties, STAPLE
& FANCY GOOD'S, HOOP SKIRTS,
& BEST FRENCH WOVE COR•
SETS, GLOVES AND 110- .
SIERY, YANKEE NO
`ll' TIONS, &c., &c.
It ig a lure Iwo
.entive of an &a
wes itSciamt to
MAX—
MIL'?K, CONI, aid ''Siberian Squirre
CLOTHS & CASSIMERES in the county
READY MADE CLOTHING, and
C NG made to order super
intended by first ciciss wo? Amen.
SHOP .15fADE BOOTS & SHOES in end
less variety, HATS & CAPS
to suit all tastes,
GROCERIES, &C., &C.
Our goods have been bought during the la
panic in New York and will be sold at pan
prices.
Prices are down, monopoly broken up No
other store can or dare compete with its
. au qual•
ity and price. Fur further partieularseall at the
store of C. S. MATHER k Co
Lawroncoville, Doc. 19, 1896.
es. J. S'IICKLIN,
•Ohairmaker, Tuner, and
Furniture - Dealer.
SALE ROOM, oppoaito Dartt'a Wagon Shop,
Main street. FACTORY in Sears Wil.
Hams Foundry,,second story.
Orders promptly filled and satisfaction guaran
teed. Fancy Turning done to order.
Wellaboro, Jane 12, 1287. J. STICKLLN.
PUB undersigned is now prepared o
exe
cute all orders for Tomb Stones an Monu
ments of either
ITALIAN OR RUTLAND MAR LE,
of the latest style and approved vrorkm nehip.
and with dispatch.
Ile keep constantly on. hand both kinds of
Marble and will be able to suit all who may fa
vor him with their orders, on as reasonable terms
as can be obtained in the country.
Stones discolored with rust and dirt •cleaned
and made to look as good as new.
PORTERvIVILCOX.
Tioga, Nov. - . 1, 1807—tf..
To the Farmers of Tioga County
T AM now building at my manufactory, in Lawrence
superior
FANNING MILL,
which possesses the following advantages ocer.allother
mills
1. It oepartdon onto, rat lifter. and foul seeds, and
chess and cockle, from wheat.
2. It donne flax seed, takelont yellow seed, and all
other peed., perfectly. , '
It cleans timothy seed. •• • •
4. It does all othor separating required ofl a mill.
This mill la built of the best:end moat durable tim
bar, In good style, and is -sold cheap for cash, or pro
duce.
I will iit a patent glove, for soparatlug oats from
wheat, to other mills, on reasonable terms. , •
Lawrenceville, October 10, 1.9004 r
KNOXVILLE, 2700 A CO., PA
FACULTY:
• ELIAS GORTON, Principal.
• Mns. ADA W. HORTON, Preeeptress.
Miss MIRA MORTON, Assistant.
Hiss AMANDA DRAKE, Teacher of Music.
CALENDAR .TOR 1807-8.
Fall Term commences Sept. 3d, Winter Term Nov
20th, Spring Term Feb. 18th, 1868.
EXPENSES PER TERM .
Primary Department
Common English-, "
Higher English • - •
Languages and Higher Mathematics...
~
InMusic, extra....
Vcical Music, extra.
Dniwing, extra
&ions Runt
Bdard per week... r
Knoxville, August 14,1867-tt
P.
NEWELL, DENTIST, MANSFIELD, Pa.,
JE • grateful for the very liberal patronage
heretofore reeeived, will continue so as to per
form all dental operations, as to merit the rapidly
increasing professional demands now engaged.
pw,
A operations in all departments - of the precis
ai executed in the bast
,possible manner. All
useful inventions and Improvements adopt
( . The highest good of his patrons the ultima.
turn of his ambition. Dec. 5, '6B-4f
FLOUR FROM CHOICE WRITE WHEAT,
Itokwlleat flour, corn snot:dab d feed, always
on bond. Call at the Charleston before buy:
ing your flour and feed. .ean tnahe it an object
for you to buy.
May 16,1866-tf
CHOICE LOT OF GRAIN BAGS fm Palo
cheap I at . .WRIGIIT .t BAILEY'S.
Millsboro, Juno 5, 1807.
THE largest" npsortment of Watches, Clnel(6
Jewelry and Plated Wore in Tiorm rotinty
at jt9dectlfll FOLP.I":4 •
T" QUEEN'S 'CEPHALIC PILLS.—T heo
-are the latest iMprevement among, tho
They are confidently: . belleved.to be the beet pills_
for family use that have ever been made. They
are so Mild and pleasant in their operation and
yet so effectual, that it would be quite impossi
ble to supply the _demand for, them were they
more generally known. The whole story is told
in the - directions which accompany each hex.
Price 25 Cent 4. For Sale at Roy's Drug Store.
ACKING for hops, best quality 25 ets peryord
at DE LANG & CO'S. •
Oct. 12.
CORN IN G, N. Y.
eIIiNATI_WINEtA AND
BRANDY, W RITE.
WASH LIME,
CINES, PETROLEUM OIL,
ROCHESTER PER•
Effd
PAPER, WINDOW GLASS,
AND' DYE COLORS,
W: to: TERTIELL & CO
'THE GREAT
LAWRENCEVILLE.
FURS! FURS!!
The largest Steak el'
Tioga ffiarble Works.
UNION ACADEMY. 7'
t,„in. lli
kveCortilligal aDuol EL. (Oiluktp411,10111,: .
19/tEllteßit Douro, - • . •
12:28 '-sirens buudu)..•scrpled.furiillllk
lu+uulawaucw.rt,,.i
with i 4 •B4m,
• /
for the West.
ui g.:tprenti, ziltl.l)6,Na.epted, for ISMIalt.,
un.s I)italoat.; - , 'puking three& cub tit ctiut.
%Atilt/ail/4 or tll6 cut
,IleAteri., Lake
. .
ultoreoual Cisaiol'rruok ROI it) 0, Cat itllpoitito H tat
7:03 a. ro.,:l104 Exp: ria,liaity, fur ltorialo,F-olamout
Dunk': h a n d tbo It rct, N ntatetlntl; lib above.
1:10 n. ut , Nigh[ EX id •hb, Z.1.1111.1i13 I , J. I. G.
eatrr Dud buffalo, via Ay:Ai.
10:32 4 'l . to, MaI I Train. Etintlit34 cxceptc(l kir ituflult,
awl Dunkirk.
410 p. ot.J5 Itirnore kxpi eX4epTed, fat
I[ocl:eater and bu ff alo, via .WV.511. - •
p. tut. Day Expeues,rbehcia)wexcepttet, for iltiflalo,
Baksitianca, Dunkirk and the Weer, connecting at
at Salamanca with thu Atlentic and Ofeett Western
Railway ; at fth the 1.0;,. Shore anti °mild
Trunk Itnilwaye, and at Dunkirk en the Lake Blau°
Railway, for all points wcrot Ana tenth,
7;10 p m Vay Expreis, 5t0...63 b occvocti, lyr Ito-cheater
12.60 p ur 11'tLy Etimi.ty n rxcoine-t,
6:18 p. ur , Eridirritait for tho West
LL F.ASTIV4III)I3OI7/ID.
NightlExrre-or, 1a 1. , iunriti)4 Zkcept e d,
centletting at Grisyteari for 11'llwigk, tool at New
York with afternoon ti .11.1 oteawei3tsir Busto4
and England Cities.
4:IE a. ya'. ? Cincinnati Exi)reeto. Monde) a excepted, con .
nertleg Elmira for litrrixbuiv.ll.illatioilihiu rani
the L. 4 outh; at Owego ,for Ithaca; at DingtianiNta
foreytatiteet ut Oreat Della for Scranton, - Plalatlel- ,
plain. and Treatunpit Lackawaxen for Hawley. and at )
Oraycourt fur Newburg and IS'ar‘if,k ,
U. 16 am 4CCOLall.n6thitl4ll TfstilA J.ih , 'A.k.liLtClip;,*; at
at Elmiratot' Canamlnig-an.
10:4S a. in., Day }2.l:l.4 . s.tiundayeuxtepteit,cOnnectlng
at Elmira for Canaialatyuit, at Bingintintonlibe Syra ,
CUR!. at Gieat Band for ecuu,toa, at Laii,anaiitti tar
• Lawley, and at Jersey City with taldiiight Expeera
Train or Ww .Jersey Railroad tor t
more and IVinittington.
3;12 p. tn., Baltimore Express, f...nmittys,excepted.
4:25 p. tn., Now York and Baltimore Mail. Sundays ex
;cepted. ... . , —,. .-
7.07 p m Lightning exprepe, Sundays bxcepwl, eon
necting lit Elmira fur thirrieburg, Philadelphia and.
the South ; at Jersey City with morning eipreea
train of New Jeremy lhuiroad for lialtimOro and
Washington, and at Isle ork with morning 'et
- press trains for Boston ii d the East.
12:30 p, in. Way Freight, $ inlays oxcepted.
W5l. It. BARR, lt. BIDDLE.
Gate] Pass. Agent. Gaul SELO...,
13Lai:obi:mg & Corning,. & Tioga it
T.taius will run us followia Until tiirtltUt notice: •
„ .
ACcomutottation—Leaves tilossburg at 1,05 a. tn., Mane
field at 7,65, Tioga at 8,36 Lawr. ntevillo at o,le—
arriving at Corning at 10;25 a,
Mail—Leaves Mosabor t e, at 1,60 p. m., Metal,lleid at 2410,
'fiuga at 3,08, Lawrence , /Illa at 360—arriviag at
Coining at b p. m.
Mail—Leaves Corning at 8,16 a. m , Lawrimcorillu at
9,18, Tioga at,10.00, 31anfifield a1510,36--arrivlag at
Blosa•burg at 11,16 a. ni. _ • .
_ .
Accommodation—Loaves Corning nt 3,45 p. m . Law ,
rontevillo at 4,62. Tlogn at 6 tdi, Mansfield nt
;635
arriving at llios,burg st 5,20 p. tn.
Northern Central U. rt.
TItAINS ' FOR TIM *MTN.
'Patina fur Conandagula leaN.cylnaik na fulthv
Accomodatlon at ...Ott a rh-
Expreas (fastc.tt train on road) ..... 11745 a rn
Mail t, lb p to
Way,Frolght, [paslmnger coach attached) 7 10 a 111
On add after 4pril 29th, AU, trains will air c and
,Depart from Tray, aa follow a;
ASCAT.SO 1t0911.1 MOVING Nom
Express 695 p m EX,VI ers 1050 a m
Elmira ?Stall 550 ain Elmira 51101 ~.-9 55 pin
ri lri
Local Freig 10 50a to I Local Freight 335 p m
through eight 955 p in l Through Freight 2LOa or
E. j S. BROWN, Die. Supt.
On and alter MONDAY, October 14th, 11367, Trains
°tittle P4fiudelphiu & Es ie iCail head uu ae ftiii.l4 a
Mail Train leaven Plilladalphin
)
;:i" " 15 Midi/Apart--
arr. al Erie '
Eriiietia leaves Plifla.lElphia..,
Erie
r , '•,- wiiihim n ,......
r - air. at Eike
Elialra Mail leases Philadelphia...
.:
G arr. at n . l.T'llttua'vte'°„rt- -
-
, EASTWARD
Mall Train le.ires Erie '
" •• 11 illiemspui t.
" " urr. at Philadelphia..
Erie Express Eric
IVillaumsport.
•• art. ut Philadelphia
EllllllEl M LI 1,1% Ilareu
•• t.
" arr. at PhiladAphia.
ulul EXples.9 cunneet with all trains ou Wart.
Erauklia hallway. Paseougura leaavlog Philadelphia
I. 12.00 M. arrivo ut Irtinutuua at 64t) a. ra. HIM Oil
City at 9 50 a. a'.
Leaving Philadelphia at S 06 P. nsriva at oil City
at 4;35 p
Atlantic ana Great Western U. W
1
IVETTWARD BOL:11 ,
Map
Ac(ionnuodatiou
Bxprems
.11.0 e I Express
At Cory there is a junction with the Plilludelphis a
Eric, and Cil Creek nail Roads.
At Sleudelliti with the 'nautili!, unit Oil City uud
Pithulo Blanch.,
Eaprt hs
At Learittaburgo the Alahonhay 13ranclz wakes a di
rect route to 'Clevtdand. At Ravenna COMIVU uith
Clueeland and Pittabutgli Railroad.
Thu Road .imssus through Akron, Athland. ththou,
Marion, Urbana and Dayton, into ?Acting curious
roads, and terminates at Cincinnati.
L. L. RUCKER, (len. Supt., Meadville, -
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• .IlAl Estatt
TllE Subscriber will sell or ro t the following
valuable property, to wit:
Ono Wvern taut] in Lawrenceville
Ono!farm, on which he now residue, onc•half
mile from three churches, two School Rouses,
two grog shops, and one railroad, and about the
same distance from the line of the Wei'there and
Lawrenceville Railroad.
,The farm ronteius IGO
acres of good land, 50 acres timbered, well wa
tered, and vy productive. It requires that the
seed should be Fowldi and planted, however, to
ensure a burliest.
One far. *, Jacksion +.--
first.
Al:
stock
P 1
B. T. VAN HORN,
lIA\ ING got his now Factory in operation.
is now prepared to till orders foi Cabinet
Ware promptly and iu the beet !.tylent* workman
ship.- Ilaving ! proeured n
J. II MATIIEIt
ho is really to tiros* boards or plunk with dirpatob
furnished to Lrder. His machines aro of the new
est and most improved patterns.
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Oct. 31, 1886-tf.
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