'' - ''.: - '::•' , l.i:Eirigbie , i , AAit : :•io . 2i::•: o ' .., :' -
oliii st*ga,hoW aittakeithpletoos atraggie,
And worry this was* , world tbtopgh,
. In 'Min to Unit*, ntbent, .
4nlliptitis tintietfojka An r = 4
',.l4httroitatl• rani bilfgated;
Bat still they are striving eaoh day .
Topplikn, beliovv
_they ars Ifealthy,
M•thottli
un
eople over' the way.
The demon Pride ha/I'm:Lined many, ,
`Arid envy,
bane
Arid envy, onoe taking possession,
Viriu lead no to sots moat insane.
obangaliatipy homes into hates,
No matter what reason say ;
-fied - heiP,tbe poor 001 i bo once end*
7 1 1 *- 1 7*. folk/ Oat-the nay:,
' ~~' fiQ'JfG. 3 > . , ~~
mimbli
EEM
It is itaportatit tolavekciod salt for the
preservation of meats, and more espeo
lal4-80 ' for 'lbutter:,and 'i cheese. The
0412Pritintalleardinregard to Michigan
butter not keeping well, are probably
due in a great degree to the bad ,quality
;Of ithe ealt'used in its • m antifrieture. 1 It
is not unlikely, however, that this, 'be
ing so bomplon a fact, , Isla some I in
statieesatadeati 'excuse for carelessaess
'processes
- in:some of. the
pf batter making. ) : .
The production of salt within 'the
State,.la,andoubtedly o im,
f very great J
:portatiee a- hut if_ the people • who buy
and use it Suffer a'loss in consequence,
it becomes a question whether we are
on the whole benefited: The salt , Wan' .
ufactarers may not at present concern
themselves Treout the matter. As, long
• as their salt idle, their ,chief ,object is
accompllshed. - __ It cannot be supposed
that alt the complaints against Saginaw
salt are result of. prejudice T . though
it is not in feu led to assert' that no good
salt is Made there. Such is its reputa
tion. however,,that people who want to
maker the best 'butter a nd cheese are
afraid of it. Within he 'past' season,
Ave have beard propri tors- of cheese
factories In this -State, Say' they would
upon iio account use.either Saginaw or
Syraetise halt:. • The proprietor of a large
' batter dairy, who hasheen able to sell
all his batter considerably higher than
'regular alar,ket rates,.said' he would not
uSo'Saginaw salt for a day if he were
offered a year's supply gratis. The Eng
lieh . Ashton salt, purchased In New
York; is used in these dairies, ' though
of coorse'at a much'' greater cost' than
would be incurred for that • made at
••Syraeusebr Sagipaw. • ~
' There was .'formerly great trouble in
'regardlo the'Syractisesalt, and the New
York Legislature was obliged. to adopt
measureato gUarantee ,its' quality. It
la new, .clahned, however, • that some of
the dairy salt madeat Syraapse, isequel
in quality , : to any made in the world.—
T,here are two kinds which 'haVe a high.
reputation rotte cal led - "Cruilialtiga Fac
tory Filled" talt, - ; and, the other " EX
.nelsior Nills" 1 salt. ' The Utica N. - Y.,
• Herald •statea' that. 'SeVeral analyses
which' been Made of , the .former
klird; , B4ciw it to he purer and' better
• tharettie'Ashton salt.•., i• ', • : , •
; ',lt aSerne'from, the paper - referred to,
' that. Many of.the New Yorkeheese-and
bulterdairles haselatterly been using
thiS ,`C faetory,filled"- salt.. • "It is pos
siblef",says, •thelrerald, "that some
delrymen•to avoid expense, still use the
common bariel'ealt,' but if 'they, do, it is
unwise,* and at a r i sk of injuring, the
prodnet pf the 'dairy," -- ; ~ •
•'Vire, paper from which we quote, gives
an aceoUnt OfWhat • seems to have been
very fair co parative test of the qual
i
Wes - of '' the nondaga' - faatory filled
and the Ashton salt. Samples of the
two kinds were rienf.to some of-the best
butter-makers -of *several cdun ties •of
New York and' one volirify la _Penn
sylvania, - wathAnstroations that. two
tubs of• ' butter.' froM ; each "dairy, were
to be Serif to,the lite exhibition of the
New York State Agricultural Society,
at Buffalo; one tub from each dairy to
be salted with Ashton - and the other I
With Onondaga salt, the same quantity
being used in each case. The examina
tion of the butter was made by a com
mittee 'appointed by 'the Society above
named—the' knowledge of: the-kind of
salt used in the respective , tuba being
witheld from the committee till after
the decisions were made. The commit
tee say; - . .
" We prenounee in twenty-five cases
the butter cured with the factory filled
salt made at the New York mills, Syra
cuse. to be the best as compared with
its alternate package cured in the same
dairy with Ashton salt. In five cases
the Ashton cured butterwas the best.
We have no doubt thatif or the preser
vation of butter, the factory filled 4airy
salt has no.superlor."--Larying (Mich.)
.Republican. • - • •
RENABICABLE STortlf.—A gent? `
man In whose credibility the most iin
plicit confidence may be placed,_ re
lates the following singular story, the
parties to which, and the material facts
Involved; are personally known to him:
A young lady named Helen Hunter
between • . .Dyonsburg, and Prince
ton, sentucky, during a protracted re:.
ligious meeting held during the month
of November,. under the 'banana) of
religious excitement, fell into a trance
and remained in astute of apparent un
oonciousnesa fora period of fivedays.
. Whet) she• was aroused from the state of
lethargy into which she bad fallen, she
related the experience of the_ five days,
-during which silo professed to have
passed into the other world and wit
nessed the glories of , Paradise as Well
as the horrors of. the bottomless pit.—
But the remarkable feature of the story
is that she predicted that three young
men, then apparently-in the most robust
health. would die'before the year was
out. A week after the prediction was
made one of the young men took sick
and died in a few days. A week or ten
days latter theSecond,died, and on the
first day of the new year the.tbird one
expired.—Evansvine Xciurncl.
"A T TIT 13En kit AT.'.'.--Somewhere
abouttbe year 170, (sip runs the tale,) a
traveling mill-wright, (in those days
the king of mechahles,)= foot sore, and
with the broadest l l9:erthern Doric ac
cent, atoppedateroho, p locality indica-4
tive of field sports lamttbeit the engine?
factory of Boultou Watt, and he ask
ed for work.- •:.‘
His aspect was little better than .one
or Pbeggary and poor looks," and- Mr.-
Boulton had bid him God Speed to:36mq
other-workshop; w.hen, as be. Vail' turn=
n
ing away sorrow fUlly, Boultonaud- - ,
denly called back and inquired::
"What kind of bat, have you on yd r- my friend.": -
"It'sjust timber sir, I just made it,
sir, my ain sel."
"How did you make it!"
"I just turned it in the lathe."
"But Isis oval; --mah;' . ..tunithe lathe
turns things - • , r
"A well! I Jorit.g,nat'd the lathe gang
anither gait ter. - PleaSe the- long
journey afore Me, and I:thoght I'd have
a hat to keep out the water, and I had
na muokie spare, :.and I just
made ane." _ - -
By 1118 inborn Mechanism .he had in
vented the oval lathe and - triads - Me hat
and the hat made his fortune. He be
came a distinguished mabhinist.
TEE SCHOoLICASTIM ATIROAD.—The
following is a literal copy ,of the list of
questions-proposed for disbussion in a
debating club out west; •
Subgecka of Diskushion,
Is clangit morralle rong?
Is the reading of fletishus wnrks aoni
znendlble •• • •
Is it n ry that familia shud re
`weave °rough litterrary educasbu ?
femaiis to taik•part in politiks j
us dress, constitqte,the .7220rral p o rt
of , • • 4-
"Seat" sigd One* girt to another, -
$ act - glad' I,have no beau now !"--
" Why sot"- asked the, other._ "Oh
sense I can- eat as nutty onions as I
please."
•
To fatten a Vita baby,"-throw it out of
the window and it will come down
plump. -
.
When a man W4re a wig can he be
Said to be pagisibg tin (h)airs?
Ell
R. WILLIAM ROBERTS begs to
M
-ennounce to the citizens of Ttoga County,
that In ndditi9a - to ;hip egeeltent at oat. of 8 tovea,
tinNtareißrittiinia, and Eillebt-Iron Ware, he
has, at a groat outlay, stocked his store on
MAIN STREET, NVELLSBOR?,
with a complete aeoortment of Shelf 11,ardararo,
of which we enumerate'the following'artlelee:
=REM
NAILS, SPIKES, CROWBARS, X CUT,
'5 MILL; lIAND AND BUCK SAWS,
'"- BUTTS, STRAP HINGES,
CARPENTER'S TOOLS,,
• , PUMPS,' AXES,' •
AUGERS,
• , BIXTS, •
DITT-STOOKS, ,IIATOHETS, CHISELS
SHOVELS, SPADES, FORKS,
BENOH•SCREWS,
WOOD. SCREWS, CARRIAGE ROLTS,
BURRS; f3REI,NB, 'WASHERS,
PIPE BOXES,' AXLE.
TREES, ELLIP.,
TIC
SPRINGS, HORSE SHOES, HOOP, "DAR,
:BG 7 I3AND' MON, GRINDSTONE
HANGINGS, CORN -
- POPPERS,
SAUSAGE ,currEits AND STUFFERS
COMBINED: AlBo, PISTOLS,
PXSTQL CARTRIDGES, .
POWDER AND
CAPS.
EOM
PATENT BARNDOORAANGINAS
• -
a new Thing, and made for yea., Tliese are but a
few of `the &any artidlom 'oomriosibk our stook
of Hardware.
We invite - the 'pada to calf and examine for
themselves. We elm t kee the host quality of
goods in ourlinei and work to order done
promptly and •w 1311: " 'WILLIAM ROBERTS.
Wallsboro, Sept. I , lil36Ltf.'
To Owners of Horses and Cattle.
TIOBiAs , DERBY CONDITION 'POWDERS ARE
warranted superior to any !Ahem, or no pay, for
the cure of Distemper, Worms, Bote, Coughs, Hide.
bound. Colds, l / Ziorses ; And Colds, Coughs, Loss
of Milk, Blac T.,
ongue. Iforti DisteroVer, tem, in Oat.
They arxrperfeetly solrran'd'lnnocent; no need of
stopping the working ofyour animals. They increase
the appetite, give a tine coat, cleanse the stomach and
urinary organs"; also incieaso the mllk of *sows. Try
them, and you will never be without them. Hiram
W 3odruff, the celebrated trainer of trotting horses, has
tus i xi them for yeard, and recommends them tb his
friends. Col. Philo: P. Bush, of the Jerome Race
Course, Fordham, N. Y., would not use them until he
was told of what they ere composed, since which he
is never without them. lie has over twenty running
horses in his charge, and for the last three years has
used no other medicine for them. lie has kindly per.
mated me to refer any one to him. Over 1,000 other
references:can:be seen at the depot .'; Sold by Druggistil.
and Saddlers . Price 2S cents per box. Depot, ST
,Cortlandt Street; New York. [Feb. 191
Public Benefit,
AMONG the useful improvements of the day,
there - are few that give more promise of
good, few so well adapted to relieve human suf
fering, few so sell approved by the publioos that
new and powerful remedy called Balutifq (or as
-the German people call it IlealthbringerA,
It gives lease aria comfort a.tbe peer. s ufferer
from - .Neuralgia end Rheumatism, and brings
speedy relief to that large class of diseases that
are often cured and always benefited by an out
ward application.
For sale by all Druggists. ' . •
Wholesale 'Depot DAY, HOAGLAND* ST'.
GRR, Nol4 Courtlandt 13dNetri York. ' '
Nthr .grroitE
CONYERS & OSGOOD
TN addition to their old business in Dry Goode,
Grocorios, 4t0., have'establishod
STOVE, TIN; AND GENERAL HARD•
WARE STORE,
two doors below the old stood; where they man
itatiture • - .
TIN-WAR'S
Olt 1 FIN
HIIMANIT - Y PRINOIP4.
, -
that is, in the most substantial manner. In the
matter of
~~
we have enough to da all the cooki n g a n d 'Warm
ing in Tioga County. - In fact, we have Stove.
enough to MAKE . A SUMMER in
WA LB USS4A.
We aro tiiet.o'oiy agents 3or,the tiqo of the
AMERICAN' 'COOKITOVB
-
in Vellsboro; and this Stove is the
AUTOCRAT. - ..0P- STOVES.
. .„.,
,
We keep all kinds : of Hardware; Iron, Nails,
Steel, Horse Shoos, and a complete variety of
SHELF -HARDWARE.
If you don't, believe : it D#OP •
411 • CONVEUS' ds .OSOOOD.
Welleboro, Sept. 4, 1867, ly.
Eirn . ra Saw Manufactory.
ace and Extra Cast Steel Patent Taper
Ground
Circular ,Servi a.
*ILL, MULEY, GANG, CROSS-OUT,
ICLEARING, BOOTH AND OTHER
SAWS-
M. J. tsCRIEFFELIN, Jr.; is authorised to
sell at Factory Prices In Tioga.
Orders for repaiting,4e., left-Arithldr.
promfitly'as If left -at
the lifaittifito tory.
BURSARS'.
'Sept. 18, 1867.—tf;
CASH PAID FOR ASH LOGS, at Bodine'a•
51111, by O. S. KIMBALL.
Willeboro Dee. 25 1886-ti
MI
3 .1 4 tx : s l l uw
_ •cio n oadett r awe gul ailoOfi d puu ut)o99lno
veimuunto ipuutypt eauiapaun gusdacni esott} pug
spoon aaeo coallumirept Gal% oal
qIeLIRTIFIVe gauging ealup_ien 641 u ?pima
1 „ lfignll_lol9o4itiliNflLlOSH
%kg fitilSlol , fit 4E4 1011 4 da ita2 two'
uem:. y -evci east{ pittogs 400110,4
403 does ow 1 1 0 1qa Vll'4 01 1 1 ;1 '0 polfignya
.i7i:i.-11:,:f4.',.,.)..i,.;:,. . .
i
. lIIRINVIII' NI - 09 'i.
1
;,a p~aasgotoo
• s ,.
e q .; o wwjsß• j o.no r idoviii e q / " pi! . 1011,
'I i• • ;: , ' •.: •
tV• '
1 1
; io,Aoing flial.-ifseAm'osly •
-
09 , (pus ily,01) , saruoial. act
evil " . " 5 bitllHllla naa„aa
fzr 'NOVI (1011 'IVA
440 N. 011). aOllB Hs OR.
Ch „ `ssou norms pfto
cot tr pp.:punt( awl 91rhi
, • •—• ;• . •-,, -,:` !
DNITISS 321 V 3.41'"'
V. i,: • i :
'-1 '' . t. !...• :. -,..-: 1 :t;
ME
Tcr `a7amsAtvz
IMO
qes i turp4ogettopt no Joitscrpalqi.
ivaittona - jk - _,4*,4i5,.:* NO:
..
41 0 t
• •
"311.,Vtik - Nll -'3Hrm--ssvl9
=MI
`SOIA4I.ILS
Gauv. 4 l4ct'uvH
1, ,
anc!,F,Aaynct oßsluotued, ellaumeetia patr:•
melting inim uo O&a u oweg
NEW NP-R.I . NG. __ ; GOODS 3
ii - -, -
IN 0 0,ILIV:I NV; i'', ''':l
AT 'it : E 4 PEOPik8 5 STORE
WtE , ARE
,1 . %1 . 9W 'REqIVING A
FRESH STO,CK t oF GOODS
Adapted !co the •-• 7
SPRING TRADE,
and are prepared to atiiiply the wants of the
people to
NORTHERN PENtIffYLVA,NIA
WITH • ' 1
DRS t S.
OUR LONG -EXPERIENCE
has, taught us that
Gooi)
glee the beet aatisfaetton; and - tkose:aeonatotned
• to patrontee us know that we
... .
KEEP THE BEST GOODS
that are to be found in •thle. section, and thoee
who are not our patrons are the Imre
quite MI much u we are.
We keep as until a
LARGE b?
:CLOTHS
to {fon by tie- y0 . 440t:
• =
MADE UP TO ORDER AND WAR
RANTED' TO i'IT.
OUR STOOK 'IV= BE KEPT FULL,
r ' I •
and all Goode sold by tte
Warranted to give Satisfaction,
•-• ;li k, i}4 ^As
+,s • .
A. li D
Sold as Low as at any Other Estab
lishnieo#. 1144 that, •
We invite an examination of one Stook arid
Prices, pledging oUraelvea to "
8110 W • GOODS FREEiali •Aiii 'TAKE .NO
OFFENCE
'wben
2 49 aalojs ,
SMITH & WAITE.
corning, If 3%, Apr. 10, 1861.
11
=ME
Mil
EMI
=MIN
1:1 ' a.
I ,
• -
- •E;LEMPER
r.-- ' '• .e;
k,
la
MEE
DRUGS, MEDICINES„PAT,RNT.AED- :
DOW MASS, & PUTTY; ;
,
IlavO come siOviii to Oliiih4e6l3 41*.
, •
AXTE dolnot hesitate to say that we havO the
v T,, , 093 0 0- 1 ,1 1 T 1 5,9f < ,
P ÜBE ENGLISH DR UGS
PitEtift AtiviclNES)
‘,4/' M 14 1 ,;:. • Id;i
YANKEE NOTIONS ,
ef—T
FANCY ARTICLES, TOILET SOAP;
-TOOT/E;& • -`
- BRUSHES MIRRORS •
„ ..... ,
i : :', - , - 1NI . NES::: : :4711(100 . R$46, ',
wrzi? - 11.autiovir ,. .tzffici,11.1118cir.i.iff22:
..;, ...... •
, • lifle"htvo Oleo '&6 1 4444 titoOic
PAANTS,.aus, :g3LAss 3 AND .PUTTY,
Suoks•
PPure ylikite Lead, -Pure White - Lino, -Linseed
Oh: aliaoh Varnish, .Purniture Varnish,' Vet;
low.Clohre, Venetian , :Bekichroine Yel- 1 . '
low, Chrome. Green, Prussian Blue,. - •
Patent- ! ,Dryer - ker •
pac,v• Japan • •
• !.) ;01.1. •
"-••-••
Biranish'Whiting, Paris White, Kalsomine, Resin,
Tar, Log Wood, Rustic, Brazil Wood, Cam
wood, liedwocek, potash" PuttA-, A1p0.. ,
2, • Binatila,` B&W ,Tlifp
011,"Pilift and -•-
Varnish Brushes,
' •• !,
Which we 'will pail 20. per cont.. ()beeper than any
Other establishment in the 4ounty.. , Iwihott, we
havo egeriNnk,elyer 440. in a first Wag '
, •II - •• t••. •,' .• ,
czz.•'`i "
DRUG - STORE''
-~~;
and all we aqk is for you to call and examine our
stock andprices befcre,b,uying ,eleawhern.,; ;
member,we , can't bo,findorsqld. T ,
All godds whiratited or no Sato.
P. R. Wzr.LremS, 1 . P. R WILLIAMS A. (50.
J AJO. 8 U.Oop Block.
NoHaber°, lunB 26/1867.
FARMERS' EXCHANO.
O. G. VANITALKENBURG &BRO.
- ipxon 4 lNoz for - Farm Produce and 11144 nn'
ill the principle that "even exebange is no
robbery!'
PORK, 1141 S, -,SHOULDERS ; NVIIITE
BI SHi )lI.A.CEIRtLi CODFISH,
SMOKED HALIBUT,
FLOUR, CORN MEAL, BUCKWHEAT
FLOUR, FEED, &C., &C.
We have no ambition to get rich faster than
our neighbora w,IPA - Ateil s Cl, 4 9Y6FAUttrtone; nor
are we degirota; of :rizaninganir oreagon that we
may hay° more to eat, drink, wear, and
To Lay , By for a Rainy Day.
As an evidence that we deal fairly and square.
ly with our easterners, we point to the fact that
our run of custom has stead i tty inoreased. from
the firs,t, fnd'pr • Ise — "grrofekderiPtila
r/• i r
• I
•
HA TI 0 1110 AILD
We pay CABO for PikOtlol3, and keep up
with the market prima. '
Remember the place,
:row N SEND'S - OLD -STAND,
AMIN ,STREET, WELLSBORO, PENNIA
' Sept. 11, 1867—tf.
NgWYMALoNswooups
AND NEW PRICES,
AT TIOGA, PA.
oicHatku RAM haiinB takoti
vV- tagei 'tbi 'lank xleolln 'la the inarkst,
have received finds stook and are prepared to
furnish thole in want of
'• 1: • - '
:
At the /meat sash rates. The stopk constant of a
:general assortment of
lIRY GOBIIB,
AND YANKEE NOTIONS,
Both staple . and. fancy:
Hats & Caps Boots do Sires,
Together !W1
PORK, FLOUR, SUGAR, TEAS,
~! • '
And many other articles too numerous 'to' Men
tion. We woold say to Merchants, Farmers, and
all others in want of RORK or. ()IDE& RN/I
MMO, BUTTER FIRKINS AND TUBS that
they can -flud-th 1., ..orquantityTirlioldatior
retail at our store.; :This woidcds alrneir 'aria ex
tra In quality, just manufactured here at the
Factory.
.WXORHABI . :PARR.
Tioga. Doo. Tai 1867.
,„ Cleaning Sewing Madhines. • -
•
THE undersigned hereby notifies owners of
Sewing Machines that he la ;prepared to
Olean and'pnispolt tuadities in good other on
call. He'aise isagent for the "patent tuoker,"
Which can be used on any raaohine.,, , t! ,• •
JOgif,l3.'snAtat.henr.
Wellsboro, Sept.44B6T, tf.
. „
Welisboro 0190-Dressing Works:
lIAVING engaged Mr.-JAMES EMITS to
superintend .oni , VidtkiniliVOrks we are
now' ready to do all, kind , of :coloring:and 'dross =
Ing in gooditjle, and On 'sbork,notlee. , I
,
' • • • 11. HILTBOLD;
Sept ? , IS, 3,86-11: 0,, 41 - LAIR; • •
"IrOatailig - llblige "
OA/t 6 .XiTOS.rt:h k
w_e_ or dii34-andloilig.
B ;log, VIA be:had on reatolisble' terms 'o'o°4
site the_ old U.S.. Hotel _Stand, Mein-Street,
Welleboro. .114 7 1 3714g111,pte . p01ter. 11 ,
Atitz/ill l .trriffri:l.9
• - • r
!:.• q:•1 uto
NWIMMEM
EMI
BE
,
11111
M=Mt=3===
" r il
IFt.
To'
_Bpi/13Cl- ir ' SELL SS 'IS. ogs
8.-2%
TVE will buy..at-tbe bigbest 'market price,.
thefollowing articles.
SHEEP P E X 45 19..„'? DEACON " S
4
tik
DEER SKINS, FURS, HIDES,
otikY:44 4 : qlf-PCS• _
for which we will pay cash. • -
We will manufacture to order, French or Veinis;.,
lanned'CALF or KIP pawl's, in the beat man
nor and at &lintel, and pay especial attention
to It/IPAIR,I110; - .
We . haveittfltat-rate stook of
.11E.A . ,DY7MADE , . WO1114:-,'
on whioli we will not be undersold, and from this
time we shall make It a point to keep up the best
"1 4 , 4 .1)X2 1 09 4 GAIT.E.R2 - •
to be, t9nn,a. gke, whieh ire will sell at
alt*ltr run/Allan imolvartieles : bare , - eier been
erect in OA
" )4Webill,ilkowise,keop -up-a goad. assortment
LUZ
LADIES" BALMORAiS, .LEAtifER
" . rimong's '`ottuip - BE Vs ,AirD
: op • • ,
, f ,„col- • - . RIOOA =13%711E5,'"• . ' •
, .., . ~ ~ ,t 1 , S , -O. 'S) • " '
';•:.1411:4.0.40,14101-14ktiis,:woRLi - • • -
• ••• • -
• -.. 1 L:451, i r . 1J I DING'S ~
earl be bo' tiiilo 4 f - li,
,*'c r ik,iiiipTiiiiyihe're . this
side of -New ark, titittift, 001, keeps .full stook
"
PAR.
INOR . "CALF;.' . 11i,E$011.
§0141,C,
• •
.40 . 444 of PROS,•RAIDi, THREAD, A TV
i r PB, OLOVSH,T, ReZDZES,' 7 1211' . 8,
TRESS, H
OR TPS, wide SHOEMAKER'S
T 0 0.L.7 and FIX) I,NOS, will batoand the W."
gait in the ticittiO, and tbe,o4/pir Onnitinlfik 4
WO talk business and **an bitinfak. We
bawl:mil in tbli ration long 'enpngh ;He Will
.Imowno.lefthose , -Who knbir ne,try Dotter
of• Main and Grifton atreete, opposite . Wm. Rob'
NW Hardware Moroi " ' •0. W, I:l24.itSr
020. =ROT:
_Welleboro, April .2‘11161.4t
REM141791 1 0.W1 T.R,E 41?.?112.
Mr
r, ‘l443ol43,sTunkrnamt Ountrtati.ir
ILIR EIY A IP# 36OI 7n''±9.O44 I OR B
206 , 11 0: 0 4niatiPOP,'T* 2 1 :KO. goVallalltltT.
A'imyll 44.100 in. Calibre
Mir" Revolver, r 30.100.10..Ca11bre
Z.?syy , ;be Calibre
PollooßiprOlVer; : Navy else Calibre
ffew Tooke% Revolver, , 81 100 - in. Calibre
P.ooirtit Itopilver,' (Rider's pt.) 31.100 in. Calibre
Repeating Plib)l, (E ll iott pt.) No 22 &82 Caress
Veat`PoOket Pistol, No 22, 80, 32 & 41 Cartridge
Gun bane No 22 & 32 Cartridge
Crelob Loading Riile,(Beals') No VI & 38' 4 4
Revolving Ride 36 a 44-100 In Calibre,
" ' R. RIiMINQTON 4t SONS. •
, PluzcinrAL Aisarr.
Moose 4t, Nil:thole. New York; •Wat Read & Bon,
Boston; Jog C Grubb 00, Philadelphia; Pord
trity, & TriinNe.RaltimOre; :Henry Velem & 0e;
New Orleane; Johnson, pence? 00, Chicago,
L M Runieey & Co, et. Lords; Albert' H Crane,
Safi Pnincisco. Cot. 0, 1867.—0m.'
NEW • ARRIVAL 2
MIS. E. E. KIMBALL,
now readying a new and faeldonable stook
of
MILLINERY GOODS
fresh from New York, erhiCh the trill aell vOry
cheap.: Call and eiamittO. atylekand,priees.
, • ••
Mem Minter, WzLtsbosto,'PA
Octoboi-20iie;47:
WFALLSBOAO: FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP.
:•
t, s t ; 4 •• -4 ,
/11111 E subscribers having procured additional
± machinery are now ready to furnish to order
all sorts of • . t '' • •
CASTINGS,
817Crt All
i r
PLOW S, OULTIVA ORS, FIELD
ROL LE R 8 - , ' 'MIL VEARINO,'k '
SLEIMSROES,- 06 D -
SAWING MAO INES,
&a., &a., &a.
• We'haie alto a
WOCONIATH PLANER,
i for custom and job woik; We are also prepared
, to do
'STAZZTFIN 4 802?OLZ WING • • 1 , 3
• -; r 1 o74er.
Having •r S t-olasir, ''ftertWkluttlog Lathe, we
are prepared t Mike"
CEIEEsIII PRESS
to order. Builders; of , Cheese , rioted°. aroma
quested ,to exanritte bur"work: Wi manufacture
ihe
Cha
, Plow Plow,
one of the an
t hepleumtts is the market.
OLD IRON.
ouARLEi mum%
F.:11...5E4P8. 1 , ,
;
R
L 7 15 plelertt:
1868. W MIT & BAIiEli 1868.
Cash paid to
Wellsbciro,
so this 7e'ar with an exolueively
minas&
A - 17 8 comae
yy CASH b
OASR
AID FOR WHEAT I
CASH
AID FOR OATS I
;Axp OR LCORNI.
OASHr _
CASH F
EY:BAYTXUNO I I
TObit FOR
OASR.I
A LARGE
A LARGE
TOOK OF FEED FOR
'CASH I
;TOOK OF TORII FOR
I OASH I _
A LARGE
?OW and sea us,
Wellsboro, Jan
WRIGHT & BAILEY.
0,186747.
,Atu pqrpkope Sad
skswount =gist call
~„
I btod to 'dote or bOok
ad settle or pay code.
WRIGHT et BAILEY. •
Welpdwrp,
,',
11AVIN'G oov .
new Cards,
, pot without...de
laminar. , Alt W:
Will be returned b
of Clarding:Naohintv
red our llfaehlUe *tit entire.
e are upw ready to Card all
ay, tied', best possible
trout flim a dtstatee by Otago
the saute if reirlifed, •
1 8; EL' HILTBOLIi,
PAIN,Br#APt.. •
1887:
,)gelleirarvltin
FIWIL'Et
JLJ BRE9, for Bid
ABD93lMiti
at Rors Drag Stor
'mei,' Maine l eio . 4640
Cdeol93 • ,-rottrs.
GALINDO/4 ,
bloke, at
cmGE
MOM
r,i',‘ A , T-0. '; ':,1 , 40 . ! - i'iii)ll 6 'bf 1,,
--, AND
abitiOU*YING C
AVIS'n
MAKER tbie Method:of imtlf •
that tlko fiteoit of -• •
`SPRING CIO
.1;„ 3 ,:%.i i-,-.:..','•:i--
is. 'enT bank , and 'effete 'law
The State , ta' 40111 •ateeke4 with
{enable —, z , 5 t" ' '• '
COATS, PAN S AND
.
also, sr large6ssortca
GENT'S FURNISHING
coneieitng of
WHITE,AND CAMPO!
COLLARS, , -NECKTIE,
FENDERS, sop;
and a goad large 10$ of the mo
HATS AND .
ever brought to this market. Al
TRUNKS, BAGS, AND, 115
which you'Onn buy for cash
Clothing Store, of N. ABUER,
Flourl3tore.
~Y411,000,.89pte110 1867.
1866.
FOR SALE
B. C. WICKIIA
A T KIS NttBERT OF RR'
2112 L, NAMBN AL .TILERS, IN
60,00 , Apple '
10,000 Pear T
A good 'ripply of PLUM. PEA(
andORNAME:TAL TREES A f
. . .
The /telt ir a are composed
i
iliiiielegt gcKidfr °alibi', some of t
inbeacirig. .An one wishing -to
ailltdo well to e 11 and see my sic
chasing elsewhere. ; pit* Delicate
free of Charge.. -- ,
,Tloga;Pen. 28, 1888-Iy*
F 0 U T 2'
csisinivsy
Horn ad Calllo
C:sDI Q E - IYA
DOE; 8,
ZMPEII, E
r
i 1
815" APE
VT& A D
NERDY, Ex:
utO,leatre:vel
In go dletilies of Swiiio,
the Lunge, Liver,
app.,, tuts ovtiou ,
agile as a opecifie.
putting from
oze•oelf A paper
to : papa irL
bare' ol swill Via ,
above' dieeasee
Will be enutioeted
Or "entirely , prevent
Prevvotire , and civo fnr s' flog-VW
Prloe f)3 Centa pez -•••••• , ,
POILT'VZ
• - • 8T 'bY.ZR
• WROLMAIE !giro AND
No.' 110
Poi iihtli,Vy
out thq !halted Statci.
DAVID E. Fornz,
For sale by John A: Roy, Wellibo
STATE NORMAL ' SOHOO
FIELD, TIOGA COUNT
V4%.CTLTVX"V - .
F., d. Prinolpal, Professor
ands Mental Science. ' - -
J. T.:STREIT, A. M. Professor of
011ARLES' R. TERRILL, A. M., P.
Matbetutiti4. • '
Mai: L. M,'PETERSELIA, Modern
• and Drawing.
ibiteslKAßY Si HUGHES, 13. E., En
111230... S. , R. 'PRESTON, B. E.. nine
Model School.'
I. G. MOYT, Professor of .'Vocal sad Ii
tel.Mulio. • tsi .
Mies ALIOE B. EEI,EY, Militant II
' of Musici.
SORDOL YEAR
_
Eirit Tani begins September 4; 18
Second term begins Deeemter
- Third term begins Marabi2B; 1 8
• EXPENSES PER TERM OP 14 WE
Pall and Spring Term, including board,
room ,rent, tultion, , book rent, 'Dna'
• oil, and'ereabing,
Winter Term,
Day studente, tuition and book rent,....
Total caverns's for school year.,
No extra. charges. Rooms funds
stoves,. chairs, tables, stands, palls,
mattresses, pillows,•and comfort:a
further Information wind fOi Catalogue.
Aug. 7;1667, 6w. Address; Pr
Mrs: A.J.' Soli°
i s now reoeiving the Fall , etylos of
MILLINERY,
diced from the ()iv, and will be pleasi
her 014 friends and customers, with as
ones as may choose to favor her with
ronage. I have engaged a first-slaw
ker, and•am prepared to carry on
DRESS MAKI
in all its branches. in a satisfactory man
Orders taken for flair Jewelry. 0
paid for human hair. Store over Van
burg's Grocery, 3fain.st.
Wellaboro, Sept. 25, 18674 f,
RDfIiNOR tOiDDEIINEI3I:3
The line location for a , storo betty '
building known • as Boy's Block, and
Saloon is now offered for sale on • peonl
favorable tempt j inquire" at ftoy's Drug',
- A..'
lISIOAL INSTRUMENTS.—J. 8. ,
.I.XL pear, dealer in Deekei & Broth
Hater & Brothers pianos, Mason Ham ll
inet organs, Trent, Linsey & Co. melodeo
the B. , l3honiniter melodeons. , Room _eve
Hewett's; store... - tdepi. 12,
Butter and , the
fiGuEgT•Market'Priee paid for fititt
l Ehease, or ehippod for partial/ at
24ja1y62. • , TOLES & BARICE)
• Coal , for Sale.
fIOARSE 81111111II , TOUS 0041, for
Clheap, by .
Sept. 28, 14467.
THE Wiest senortmont. of, Watoboa,
jowolry arid Plaid Wifro, Tioga t
et. ••"10660- • FOLD
f
tiSH PAIL FOR BUTTER AT
WRIGHT 44 BAIL
ellabOro
UNTRY
Itig the, pooplo
KING
thati before...
be .most
VESTS, •
tot •q
GOODS,
E SHIRTS,
S S-
t fasbi.nable
,APSI
BRELLAS,
at the Cheap
et door east of
1866.
ET AND OR;
TOGA
recs.
ees.
1 11, CHERRY,
HIM BEERY.
f the choicest
• eta large and
get s supply
alt before par.
at the depot
Nom
s preparation,
LnU favorably
.• will thor=
I reinvigorate
-dogn ' and
ted horses,
trengthening
, leanslng the
h and Into*
s a sure pre
?et of all dls-
Ifi 'MANDclY' at to
invaluable.
the quality
Milk. It has
. raven by ac
' . emu:tent to
!se the quad
.f milk and
twenty per
;. .11 Make the
'. r thut and
In fattening
ft gives them
.. • the, loosens
bide, and
. them thrive
swat. as Cou
Ulcers in
fro: 81.
RO.,
I:. Lain,
ssor.
, MANS
' , PA.
lof Natura
anguages
ofeseor
anguagen
ranohes
pat of the
,stramen
druotor
1.. . seo oo
04 00
!. /0 00
1.4.184 00
ed with
dstea4 o Js ;
. ,
nofpel
4,
I'd to sae
; any new
1 , air pat
mama-
IMO
1221
k i. prices
1 , : Liken-
I:en tbo
ullard'o
or and
tore.
fff OY.
hake
.r and
n cab
e, and
• 3. R.
800.
:se.
it and
Salo
D. P. ROBP •
looks
, minty
' 'Be
R i soora of:Alio'Suporfor
7 Tux
AMER]. 0 1
,N ,
11 ' A, I CH
=~uene' Ar
ME
y y. i 11 1
„ _ ,
. ,Thollniorioan-:rratoh °faunally; Of Waltham,
ktass..,:respodifully inbnalt , ibat their are
oheaperonortracourattiti lees aoMplex, Moro dere
hith•bettaradapted for gamin' "Use: add more ea
illy,kapt in order add 'repaired'- than tiny , other t
,Watobosin:.the ere simpler iii
atritature,-.and:thereforeiirenger; and leti;'likoly
to im injured thhu the majority or foieignyeateli.
,es,.lwhieticrocerriPosed or:frote 125 to 300 pie
'Goa, N 12116,111 canyold Watch there ore.
more.than- 700 - Parts: 2 , now they run under tho
hardest Arial . 'vratolee can balite, is 'slii t trinhy the
folloitintlettor: : ", - - • ,
•
PENN. -11AILtROAD' COMPANY: •
firma OP THE GEN'L SPERINT.ENDEN7',
• Atirtiese, PA.i 15 Dtio„ 1866.
..GEN4ausa : Thu watchei Manufactured by
yell have boon in use on.tnis railroad for several
yearit'hy'opy ongincinen, to, whom we furnish
war:alma as part Of bur -ignipinent; 'There are
now.some three ' , lmndred of them carried' on' our
line, and we consider them good' and reliable
timo-keepers,--Indeed;f have great satisfaction
in raying your , watehMkgiVis us le.te - tronble. and
'h*veworn, and do wear much longer without re.
pairs tlitin anyiiatches We have ever had in use
on this road-- 'As you are aware,'we formerly
trip/U(14o ._these of: English " manuacture, of no.
hue wleclgod good reputation; butaira claes"they
iteverlesp time poo9rrectly, nor-have they done
'OA 'good service, al,Yonrii. . •
--In' thole Statements I am sustained by my
predecessor,, Mr-Almeria; Whose - experience ex.
tonded,ovor *series of yoarki.:. iteSpeetfuliy,
EGWAILD ,W.11,,1.1A1,15,-
" " General Superintendent.
(Ameriean.Wateit Co.', Waltham.
We mokeillow five
. different grildes of iv,ntebes,
Omer! via bectiVely'as:Tolloiii:' '
...ipptatan; 71-aey & CO., "Oral:ham,' Nape
Waltham: Watch Conipitny, Watthatni',Aftice
P. C4. Ba r tlet t,. , .'Waltham, %Male
Wier. ;prery, Poston, Nese.
Merits Watch ainpany Itattoli Mass.
All'of those,
,with, the exception of the•flome
Waich:Cs - intpeny, are warranted by tho 'American
Watoh . Company bo of the . best * material, on
the' mo st approved principle, and to possess every
requitilte for timekeeper. - Every dealer
telling Osesb.Watchas is provided with.the Corn-
P"roi )sitintia sari o f guarantee,. which 'should
accompany each Watch sold, sp that boyars may
feel sure they' are purohasing the genuine dttolo.
There are numerous counterfeits and imitations'
of ear Watabes sold throughout the country, and
'we wohid caution purchasers, to bo on their guard
againit
Any gradea - of Waltham Watches way b
iihatied bf throUghout the co
.110B1010'S • & .APPLEITOAT.
Sept. 4, 113.,7 r -Btu.-, ' 18,2 Broadway, N
.
The ,Inierican Cooking.Sto •.e.
A 3 FTE R twenty years ' experience ili — the 4l
man
: erector() of stoves, we became convinced,
some six yeari since, that a vest amount -Of
money was being expended by the people of this
CountO, in buying cheap end worthless stoves, a
large portion of which was wasted; and that
true economy consisted in buying tbo best stoves
that could be made, notwithstanding the price
was higher. With this view we proceeded to
construct the
,American Cooking Stove. and
spared no pains otr expense_ to make it the best
and inost perfect stove that could be made.. And
we have eieritnented with it, and earefellY
ii /
watched its o erasion for the last six 'years, and
when an in) rovement sugkested itself, we have
at - once adopt ,d lt,,and we have several'vf those
improvement ' secured .by letters patent. In
this manner ado not hesitate to sayove have
brought it to' higber state of perfection than
has herotofor been attained in cooking stoves.
The recent • improvements in this stove has
added largely to its convenience and effective
nese. - mall - the varieties Of stoves we manu
facture, we study usefulness, durability, cony°.
silence and economy in operation, rather than
cheapness in price, and in so doing we are ands:
fled we study the interest of ;hose purchasing
our stoves.. SHEAR, PACKARD, A CO. '
Albany, N. V.
. For sale by CONVERSE ch . OSGOOD, Wells •
bore, Pa. neept67-3m. ,
J. STICKLIN,
Ohairmaker, Turner, and
FUrniture Dealer.
Q ALE ROOM, opposite Dartt's Wagon Shop,
10 Main Street. I.'4i.OTORY in Sears & Wit.
liaMs Foundry, second:story.
Orders promptly filled and satisfaction guaran
teed. Fancy Turning done to order.
iVellshuto, Jane 12,1.883., J. STIOKLIN.
•
• Tiota Works,
• • •
Undersigned le now prepared to axe
-1 -cute all orders for Tomb Stones and Monu
ments of either
ITALIAN OR - RUTLAND MARBLE,
of the latest style 'and' approved workmanship.
and 'with.dispatoh;
lie keep' 'constantly on hand both kinds of
Marble and will 6e able to suit all who may fa
ar him with their oiders,'on' as reasonable term
as can hecobtained in the•oonntry.
Stones discolored with rust and dirt cleaned
and Made to look as good as new.
POSTERAWILCOE.
Tioga, N0v.,1; 1867—tf: •
the
,Facniprs' 'of. Tioga County.
;I
AM now building atmy menufliptory, in Lawrence.
ville. a superior
•
•FARR:LNG'
whlchPosettitsis tho following advantages over allother
"" ' :
1. It - sipaiates- Mite, rat litter. 'and fonl, seeds, and
chess and cockle, from wheat.
t 2. It °band flax seed, takesont yellow seed, and all
tither seeds, perfectly.
• 8, It cleans timothy seed. -
4.' It does MI other separating required of a mill.
ThismUlii built of the best and most durable tim
ber, in gated style; and is sold cheap for cash, or. pro
duce.
I will fit a , patent clove, for separating oat. from
wheat, to other mills, on reasonable terms.
3. If MATHER.
Lawracevllle,October 10, IM3O-ti
. UNION ACADEMY.
A . ..1it0XV1LL5',.. 7 70 4 9.41 CO., PA.
FACULTY:
' HOUTON, Principal.
Mss. ADA W. HORTON, Preceptress.
Mtge MIKA NORTON A Aeetetant.
kites AMANDA DRAKE, Teacher of Ilinoto.
CALENDAR FOR 1.8417-8.
Fall Term commences flop!. Bd, Winter Term Nor
20th, Spring Term' Feb. 18th, 1868.
EXPENSES PER TERM. .
ktinlari Department $6 00
rnmati English 6 60
Meer English 7 00
Languaget and Higher Mathematics 800
Instsnsnental Mnslo, extra 10 00
Vocal Music, extra- 1 00
Drawing, e xtra 3 00
Room Rent, 2 50
Board per meek... ..... : ............ ...... 860
KDOXVIne; Atittis t 14, 1807-N.
Planing and Scroll Sawing,
V
CO 4 TINCITON, TIOGA CO., PA.
The undersigned has put in a -
Woodworth Planer
AND A SCROLL SAWING MACHINE
at his shop, aOuth.east aide
of
Mill. Ile will Iteep constantly on band
:CLAPBOARDS AND _FLOORING,
and subscribes himself the publiok's bumble ser
vant at a fair componsation for labor.
D. S. IRELAN,
Covington, Dec. 18, 1887.—1 y •
Planing lilachinti.
AT KEENEYVILLE, PA.
T HAVE . pat_in a that-clues PLANER, and am
I
prepared to plane flooring, aiding, ate. to
order. GEO. D. KEENEY.
Sept. 18,1887-Iy. • „
NEVY-E'DL, DENTIST; MANSF.IELD,Pa4
grateful for the very liberal • patronage
heretofore received, will confirm° so es .to per=
form all dental operations,•as to merit the rapidly
increasing ,professional demands now engaged..
All operations, la departments of the proton
eion'exeotitO,Ai. m eat ,possible• manner.' - All
now, useful
,ipv,entionsanti improvements adopt.
ed. The hlgheet good_of: his patrons the - ultima.
turn I • Deo. 5, '
itOICE , t6T- 'Or GRAIN" DOS • , tor ; sale
C
etwap ! at WRIGHT A BAILEY'S.
Wollaboro, Juno b, 1867. •
MIN=MSI
. ; NEs
I irraVXL
113
--• mum. aiitiAtriiv.
• au d diker . .3l.o9 l l, t y, :4ot
leave Corning. utlitieot the. - (0110viltig !wore:
'4BB2wileato Boturto
4 , 4
1.2:28 a.m..,;,l4prep..ifai ." 4.1
. l AdO)' tqtc°ll44.fur
110
10, Hilatitielleal;ttpirbiftiklrk cath t t't
for tho.Weat. " - • = tidy
6:43 al ur Srglit I prom; C.ololiijse eigepfed, fa t Boa r
w
,safmiiica,kud roVkliq f rew,lC:
,w)&14 0 . 0444 qr_ dui/11il n c l
:s
,vl33r,ctlt,
t;e
Sior - e,lllo . oraptlterupkjt
7:03 a. La., Nigh t
lapross,bill 1,1 , finlo.:= a
Dunkirk una.the iVeet.cuOnetting aanbore.
7:16 x: Iv Night - 4 , .:11,1 Chi:, 30' talayft rxcrviat tet " L
oaleo ti thilrelo,ocia Avor.
ithag a. ril.; Mall;Trniu.Sundayo excepted, for
1,
and Liuutiltk, ' .
1:46 p. u,. lialtirnoro.Raproaa. Sunclay • * 9lCepted,
itOClLC#Writud.,aUtrKto.'fityloio.. V,31
7:0 4 3 14'iLl.. 1 bLi s lit.ki)rbi•e', (:x Cepi (oil rot Itu tt , Cfa
Batattanketi; Ihmktrk. viral Cho' Weer;
at_calnmanca lvllb the Atlantic :and (Iry t Ay s . at , l
Itallway ,•• at Buti,ik) with l tho Lalce YhercTa ail Otto 1;?,,,
Tina itailwaYa, , aud ot)atikitit with the fake etc
1 1
, Railway, for all points, west uud
•
7ilO Suudnye_exeepted, tor Bothene.
12.60, p,,rp Way rrelgh OdOps exy:optait. • yrs.: l '
154 Dtitli,r6i the West,
ME
12:16 a. in.; Nfg - h - C.. Ex preis. Uu.ily. Sundays vittod,
''connecting at' Gt Itycatiri for Warwick, and at x t v ,
York with- aftarnooutraturt and ate/Amex for 13(41‘4'
nod. N Enfrland Cit Sus—
,
fati Exprres,MondaYe txremla,a t
- neeting-atElmira for ficirrisbark, Philadelphia. tv .
„ the South;- Alt • Owego for .Itlmeit t at Ittnebean at
forS,yracuse; at Great e ttend forSeranton, TlntafAit
and Trenton; at Lack:ll9llstep' for ilavaky. miry:
Uraytpnrtpr Nowtairg and 3VartriCk
10,15 am Accommodation ,TraWdnii,y, , cgti 'teene r at
at lim itrn for tjanantlitigna... ,
10:48 a. Day Expreef, Sundays except eii t conae c ii tt
. Elmira fofeduandteigua, itt laughs ratan for fiyn.
ante, at Groat Baud , for Scranton, at Lackttwattu
' Hawley, and at, Jereey eity.,with midnight. EititA l
Train of New Jersey it'd iroid for Ph Gadedidi ia, tait•.
More and Washington: • r• •
Galtirnor.s.}.lxprtssi Sundaye excepted. • f",:J•.
CM p. In., New Turk and:Baltimore Nail, Sundays ex•
• •
cepted •
.07 p in Lightning Expreis; Sundays excepted, COL.
• 11C , 3111gt Elmira for itarrfaburg,• Philadelphia at/
•the Son h ; at Jerat;Sr Cit y with morning - vapren
train of Now . Jerre . Railroad for Millman) sad r.
.Wash,lo on,ancl at New York with; inerniog ex. >'- press tr Lie for Boston and the Ease., . -,'.
12:130 p. in 1 Vay frefght, Sundays excepted. 1 . .;
_—_ —. _
WM. IL
IJ- RIDDLE, l,
~-
Bent Bass. Agent. -: • ". - , . Gen'i Sur!
„.
. - . • - , . , •
Blossbnrg:& Corning & Tioga •U. R
T.thipo, trill rim as, follow, until further notteat
ActomModitiora--Leavai Bloat/urea; 7,05-a. m., Mast.
field at 7.6..5.: Tloga at 8.83' Lawrrntevllle at, pd;_
._arrivingat Cor.alta; at 10;25 a. m-
Mall—Lesvos Illossburs at 1,84 p. m., Manalield at 2,trj,
Mali at 8.08, Lawrenceville. at _ 8.60-rarriving et
Coming at 6 17 , ra.' • ,
Atedl—Leavta C f orrOng at' B,lt. a. m,, I : , aviteaceitllle et
9,18, Tloga atlo,oo,',l,ticustle . l4 at 10,80—arriving at
Sloss•burg at 11;194. Iti7 i )
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AccommodatlonviLeavetreornt 9 at ' 8 ,e15 p. to, Las..
' rancavlllo fit 4,52, Tlogn at 8_ , Slain:led at 16,25--.
uniting at alottabarg at 7,20 p. tn. '
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Northorti .beitiar. fl.
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TRAINS, roil Tlf RTlf.
T2lllno fur Cunandtigula laurel:lmb A as hAluas:
AccOmodation it - ' ' 7 thi a a
EXpr O Att[ttlet69t traitt Oh rued) . 11 45 ~u,
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31all t', IS it cl
Way•Preight, [paisen tier coach At taelleill ......... 7 10 ato
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On and after Nov. 24, 1807, trains adl an-ite ant
depart from Troy, as follows;
pur.
iptry.
AVE - NORTIIITAKD
. .
10 65 A. M.:— . llaily (except Suuda34) fur Elmira. Dulle r
lu, Canandaigua, Bocbester, Susi). Bridge and tin
- Carinthia. -
945 P. 31.—Daily (cacept Sundays) for Elmfrrt and
Buffalo, via Briu 1140P:say (rout
; LEAVE: SOUTH
00 A. M.—Dally•(exetpt Suudaya) .4 Baltimore.
Washington, Philadelphia, &c. -
005 P. Al.-- - Dailylexcept SundaYs) for Baltithort,
Washington and Philadelphia. ,
J. N. DoBARRY, ED. S. YOUMI
Ocrel Bupf.llorriibutz, ' Uen'l rasa. Alec
Baltimore, 3hL
rhiladolphiiok Erie R.
•Oa and utter AIONDy; OCtot , el 14th, 180, Tildes
on the Philadelphia & Et alien! Road trill tun io (Oki , :
t 'i - ; Vir UsTWAR ir.
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia. ' ILiti pla
•• •• " Vtilliameport..... ........... .. 8,08 Vla
.. " arr. at Erie ' 845 P rn
Erin Express leaves Philadelphia ,.. ',lr Ui
a ,
66 " c " Williamsport • 8 P
.6 •• arr. at Erie I 5a ni
Elmira Mail leaves Philadelphia ... 4.50 a ui
0 6. .. Williamsport • /6.28 pin
" " arr. at Lark Ila •en Ii: i. 55 pin '
EASTrVAIIA.
Mall Trull leaves Erie 10.40 a hi
" ts " Williamsport 11.40 pto
" " arr. at Philadelphia. 6:. - :.. 8.55 te,th
Erie Express /eaves Erie l. i 4.25 it ill
" " " Williamsport ; 3.50 it iii
,•" " arr. at )I.oo hiladelph a )1. pLa
Elmira Mail leaves Lock Hay ii 7.10 a to
" " W in
illlaepo t
5.5 it in
•• arr. at Philadelphia. d5O p m
Mail and Express connect tyliii.eii tr. ins on Warren
& Eranklin Railway; Piisheutters leavi g Villidelphia
at 12.00 M. arrive at. Irvimitown at O. a. at. and Oil
City at 0.50 a. m. _ .
Lestiing Philadelphia at e. 06.1 P. il., tkdttVti at Oil City
at 4:85 p in. ,
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Atlantic and Great Western R• SOU.
SALAMANCA STATION, '
Trani. lion Nn. ' ' ken's Asa,
6.141 Ilxpretx r.. fat ,
Acaom - modation ' 6,36 Mail'
Express 12.19 Accommodation; . ••-•Mit
Express -- 11.00 - Express
At Cory there is a Jonetlon t#✓2htludelphie a'
Erie, and CR Creek Rail Roads.
-At Meadville with the F.-012'01u and Oil City ems
Pltholb Branch. •
At Leavittsburge cue alanoncny nranch makes a di
rect route to Cieveland. At lliivenr:a connects with
Cleveland and Yittsbutgh Railroad. 7
The Roar passes through Akron, Ashland:Galion,
:Unripe, Urbana and Dayton, interst.cting iferions red
roads, and terminates at Cincinnati. •
L. 1). -RUCKER, Gen. Kept., ',We vine. Pa
Real Estate
THE Butmorther Afill sell or runt following
valuable,property, to wit:
One layout stand in Lawrenceville.
One farm, on %%Lich he now resides; pus-half
Imila frotn three ohurches, two School Houses,
two grog shops, and one railroad, and about the
•aarne distance from the lip - ts ot the W.411.•b0r0 and
,Lawrencoville,Ralirnia.: The ferto contains 1t
'acres of good land, Mr acres timbered, well wa
,tered, and very,produotivo.' It requiies that the
seed should be sowed and planted. however, to
'ensure a harvest.
One farm In Jackson—township, 175 acres; a
tlrst.rate place for a eheese factory. . 4 !tt
. Also—fur sale---4 mutts, 75 sheep; end other
stook, cheap ou reasonable terms.
• , M. 8. z iIALDWIN
"Lawrence, Apr, rgl, 1867—tf. ,
Planing & Turning.
B. T. VAN - HORN,
LT
AVINO got bis now Faetory in oporationt.'
ja. is now prepared to fill orders for Cabinet
Ware promptly audio the best style of workman
ship. Having procured a
WOODWORTR PLANER,
he is ready to erase boards or plain;withAispatob.
L SCROLL-WORK & BRACKETS,
turniahed,to order. • Aie machines are of the new
oBl and most improved patterns.
ifediop corner of Pearl and Wa:n Bro,
BORO, PA.,
:Oct. 31, 1866—tf. B T. VAN H ORN,
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