CROBB PttliPOBEl3
love my charming Petty, and
My charming Polly, aba
Ip fonsl_of Dick, who'd gire , his hand
• goy gan, wha Antes on—mal.
, .
Each day try my Poll to meat,
1 4':.P 0 . 11 7.14f10s to see •
'Vtinia g Diok,,Nvlio.lounges every street
For Pan, Arho hunk! up—me.;
1 frown .when Fanny's "path.-I 'cross,
Fan young Dick to see, •
Dick swears; tho ?ppm! at Poll, who'll'
Her head at alghtof—me:'
Oh would ono kindly fate transfer.
Ban's lo've to Dick, aria be
Not lore my Poll, and rho not cap
For Dick, but sigh for—me.
nut no it is 0:4 tot of man ;
'Twas ever 80, ,you see
That tolthwes Diok lowa
Ana :FtM is Oviet—on sopeboOymise.
_ . .
. - LETTErimmi 'TAT."
- . ALBANY N. Y. April. 23 _
DEAR , A.O - 4-TATen;:.: ' .- j
• Fearing . .lest; - ,,yen :' may thinl that
,"Pat" is dead, :drop you a .fewl- lines
to - say thathe is "right-side up s with
Care," and to-use-the language—not, of
the - . imnicirliti `'Shakespeare but of a
common mortal Whona the world , has
knot yet immortalized—" his head is lev
'eh" The hotels here are crowded with
Members of,the. legislature, lobbyists,
and witnesses and ...lawyers who • have
' come here to,speak their piece - in,' the
Cele:Hiscock inurder-ease4wd by the
way I am. inditing my
.epistle in the
very hall of ,the Hotel (Stauwix) only
a' few feet from the `spot where poor His
cock ivas standing when he 'was hurled
from life inineternity t atid I sinnideras
I think of the .sickening"details. Ide
, not know how•rnuch to blaine,Mr.,His
cock - was in his acquaintance, with the
Cole family, that is yet to be proven.
but 'I do know that it:is a cowardly act
for - one come to coe cautidusly behind
another, and without a word of i)varn
ing place a pistol close to his head and
blow his,brains oat I 'The conversations
going on around me; conducted in ani
mated tones, remind me of " auld lang
sync" when in -A country school in Irei
land the little boys were exercising
their lungs by Studiiirud 'their lessons
aloud, and it was a continual buzEz-z.—
On my right there is a group discessing
the great Erie War, some condemning
Vanderbilt as a despotic monopolist
whose motto is "rule or ruin," ethers
condemn Drew the other great fellei',
and so the war of words rages hotly
1.,
*hen a wat:Worn veteran appe rs. on
the scene and shouts out, "San thing
to eat, gintlemin if yez glaze ; I lost a
leg at the first battle of Bull Run, was
in. Col. Corcoran's 69th Regt. i Have
travelled all the,way from -Omaha on
short allowance, an' faith that same
Omaha is the quear place bad luck to it,
and if yekwer go there which I would
not advise yez to do, - ye'll have to pay
' $O. a week for yer boord, an' may be
'get no Work in the bargain" Of course
he got a meal and some-money. I think
he was pretty _near right In the last part
of his remarks, if some of these New
York corruptionists would go out west
they ,would not - get any Vun s or Drew?s
to come down with the cagh, and help
t rem to pay4heir Hotel .bills, and in
s end of flotaing on life's sniffing. tide,
t ey would - sink in the dark waters of
o livion—that is providing theydidn't
g t into State Prison anti thereby snake
t temselves notorious - if not imortid.
, 'lmpeachment is being talked ibout a
good deal, but Ljudge that there is a
conviction in the minds of the Majority
that the President will be removed, a
consummation most devoutly 't o he
wished, say I.
The people' of the Empire State have
got Dickens on the brain at present,
and you hear on the Cars and iu the
Hotels remarks about Greeley's Speech,
and Dickens graceful reply, and the
tine suppdr..oh I wasn't it nice ; with
its 12 Tow ts, 9of which were devoted
to the Press, and the Pie a-la Pickwick - ,
and the pudding a-la Barnaby Budge,
and the Samivel yeller champagne, anti
all the other eccentric, though compli,
mentaryeteeteras that went to Make
, . But seriously this
IDickens was_airrand
:be public would read
;y - for his " Atneri-
Mirth] Chuzzlewit,"
......,"er cue pt., ..ens that reflected on
America. Mr. 'Dickens deserved the
honor in my, bumble opinion.
Since Vanderbilt has been, trying to
get Control of the Erie Rail Bead, Erie
stock has' been fluetuating a good deal,
and to my personal knowledge many- a
fortiMe has been lost and made in gamb
ling in It. One -man made $60,000 in a
week, and lost it all in a short time
after. Another madesl6o,ooo, in a day,
and another lost $25,000, in a day and
so on od libitum. The impresSible
Train says that nearly- all Rail /Road
corporations are corrupt, and tor the
words broad , Yuage, broad gouge' lhould
he)srubstituted.l . /
T. haven't tin#, now to discuss whether
he is right or •NVrong, so imp More at
present, but mere anon. ,/ I
I-am yours smoothly " r' .
, i
,
gentleman was chiding his son for
stay ing out late. of nights—or rather
earl of next morning—and said:
"« y, phen.l •
was. 6f your age,
my frto d riot vtogooutltrafter dar ,rhonyouha
a d ce of a father , you had,"! sneered
tl . youthful .7 igate. Whereupon
I s father very ashly_ vociferated: "I
had a confounded sight better on than
3ibu, you your. rascal!"
Fanny,Fer i is .55, and isn't ashamed
to own it. .he says she feels half the
time as th gh she was just made. She
don't eat. pastry, nor candY, nor ice
cream. ,he has stout boots, and water
proof cl ak, • no diamonds, likes, she
i
says, " i ni e bit of beefsteak and a glass
of ale, an body else who . wants it may
t eat . p. - - - go te bed at ten and get up
at sx. I dashtout in the rain because
it eels good on my face. I don't care
f my clothes, bilp I will be well ; and
• . fter I'ata buried, I warn you,L don't
et any fresh air or sunshine down on
my coffin; if you don't want me I to get
up."
• .
Itwas formerly the practice among
physicians to carry acane having' a hol
low head, the top of which \V0..4 gold,
pierced with holes_ like a pepper box.
The top.contained &small quantity of
aromatic powder, or of snuff; and on
entering a house . or room where la dis
ease supposed to be infectious prevailed,
the doctor would strike his cane on the
floor to agitate the •powder, and then
apply It tcilils nose. , Hence all the sold
prints of physicians • represent them
with canes to their noses.
A good story is told of camp-Meeting
John Allen : At a social gathering of
ministers of different denominations, a
Baptist brother made a display ofobjec
tions to the Methodist' policy, because,
he said, "there was toomuch machinery
to it." "Yes, responded Brother 'Allen,
"there is a good deal of Machinery, but
it'don't take so much water to run, It - is
the Baptist does."
_ . ,
Th 6 other day an old sailor at tlio
south end of the City llall .Pailq caus
ed a great commotion by yelling out,
" Hellcat, there, I say ! Murder I Fire !
Watch ! Gridirons...! Brimstone .liol
loa P' "Whit is the matter ?": asked
one of the crowd., '`Why, I'm, ci , ut Of
terbacker—got any , about' ye, .any. of
ye 2" was the cool reply. . , ,
A - handsonie . young bride was o serv
ed to be in 'deep reflection on her wed
'ding day. One of her bridesmaids ask
ed her the subject of her meditation.—
"I was thinking," she replied, "which
of my old beaux: Inhould,,marrY, if I
should become a wfdow.",
- Thebest thing outran aching tooth;
The, abundance eta, m iser is but poverty
to him.
Rest satisfied with doing well, leave
others to do better.
.p11,N1A,,,_:„:04.c44,NT;,
P.,llln*oo,•::OP***
w •
I
and Others.
ASHES, BEESWAX, BEANS, BUTTER
- CHEESE, EGGS, FLOUR AND
toss
MEAL, FLAX, COTTON, \
FURS •AND SKINS,
DRIED AND GREEN'FRUiTS, GRAIN,
WOOL, GAME; 'POULTRY,
'NAVAL STORES, HOPS,'
'6-618'610,
ME
.• , •
FEATHERS, HEMP, PROVISIONS
OILS, LAY ? TALLOW, SEEDS,
868
JOSIAH CARPENTER,
' General 'Commission Merchant,
442, 444 and 446 Watihingioii St.,
±V - c9NA;7•Mrciri:s . ..
And reed: o Lis weekly Pries Current of Pro
duco and Groceries the most complete Price Cur
rent Published in the United States.
SEND FOR A PRICE CURRENT.
Marking Plates & Cards furnished' ree
Liberal Advances made on Consignm'ts
Esta Visited May 114,1860.
First Class References given when Required
April 22, 1.868.-Iy.
NEW HARDWARE STORE 1
CONYERS '& OSGOOD
addition to.thoir,old businefEkin,,-Dry Pooda,
J._:ctronerias,:dco.:, I n take dstublislied, -•
STOVE, Tit.% AND GENERAL LIARD
WARE
,STORE,' - •
•
two doors bellow the old stand; where they wan
ufacture
that is, in the most substantial manner. In the
matter of
STOV- - ;S;
. .
Ti ,
we have °ne) gli to de all the ettoking end warm
ing iki na County. 'ln feet, we have Stoves
enough to J AKE' ,A su,innqn in
We ere the only agent 3 Can• the sale el the
AURICH COOK STOVE
in WO!shore; and this Steve is thu
At:TTOCRAT OF 81.1.100Y45,
We keep till kinds of Hardware, iron, Nailei
Steel,,llorse Shoes, and a complete-variety of .
If you don't believe it DROP IN. -- ___
• -- _
- , CONVEI S - 1;_0F , 909p.
We161:oro, Sept. 4, 1867, i 3'.
..,,, , • . • • 0.:• .Ll.
Stoves It Stoiv&
A MO' A:R111,11V
MS. WILLIAM ROBEll'l'S' begs ,to
announce to the eitizeni of Tioga County,
that in addition to 'his excellent stock of Stores
Tin. Ware, Brittania, and Sheet f lron Ward,. 4 tio,
has, at a grdat outlay, stocked hilt store on
MI
MAiN STREET, WELLSI3ORO,
with a complete assortment of Shelf. Hardware,
of which we enumerato the following articles:
NAILS, SPIKES, CROWBARS, 4 X CUT,
MILL, HAND AND' I3UCK' SAWS,,
BUTTS, STRAP HINGES,
CARPENTER'S TOOLS,. ;
PUMPS, AXES,
•
• AUGERS,
'• BUTS, '
BITT-STOCKS, HATCHETS, CHISELS,
SHOVELS, SPADES,. FORKS,
TENCH-SCREWS,
WOOD SCREWS,- CARRIAGE BOLTS,
BURRS, SII:EINS, - WASHERS,
PIPE BOXES, AXLE
TREES, ELLIP
• ' TIC.
•
SPRINGS, HORSE SHOES, 4001 ) , BAR
& 'BAND IRON, O:3RINDStONE
HANGINGS, CORN
SAUSAGE CUTTERS AND FruFivts
COMBINED. Also, PISTOLS, '
• PISTOL, CARTRIDGES, '
POWDER. AND . .
CAPS.
4 ,
1 - -
PATENT HARNHOOR HANGINGS
a now thing, and triad() for USO. These aro but a
few of the man7 , .artieles irinVoeing, our stock
'of Ilardrare.
i We invite the public to call and examine for
;themselves. : We aim to keep the host .quality of
goods in outline ; and nil work to order dont*
,promptly and well. ' WILLIAM EO23TRTS•
.Nyellsborp, Sept. Y,lB¢ G-%f.
1 : 100P SKIRTS, at, "
tte'XiANO' lc CO'S.
Ili
TOUT;CONBIQN
T,OO,Ii . CCO, 'SORGHUM, - -
MOLASSES, • &0.,
TIN'-WARE
• "oN
lIUMANI't4
WALR USSIA
SHELF tIARUWAIj,E
~i , 1
TOPPERS,
IMIIIIII
=EI
.~
,r,~,
y i)k•i
~,,,,
TOLES &.BARIEIt
,
(* . 3';*.p:ArrpN i4poicy
Wbwio kat received . our n
'largo stuck of
DRY, GOO
SHEETINGS, • S I RTI
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
' -RS A PY
THING, rlit. IS & d'
BOOTS 4ND, SHO
also a large and well *laded
CROCKERY, lIARDWARE,I
WARE, STONE WARE'
SENE OIL, im.urs,.,
SUGARS, TEAS, COF
SYItUPS,• MOLASS
DTC., ETC.
•We are alAe to offor,our custom°
of the
LAST DECLINE OF
in the New York Market, our Stec
purelaased since the great deolino i
• ' ' (TOLES &
Wellsboyo, July 3, 18.7._
SAVIN - G I S B
gi,-AADNE
GROCERY AND PROVIS
OLD saying that a penny saves is a penny
earned, justifies GARDNER in naming his
ostahlishnient 13ank. Economy ie
Wealth, sttid'some old chap name t have
forgotten; and it is economy to trade where the
. I
SLAUGHTER (•
of high prices is being proticuted with vigor and
without,,repriove: 1 I can sell Sugars', Teas, Mo
lasses, Fi , 3ll, , :Pcirli,: - Ffoui Corn ! Meal, 'Coffees,
Canned Fruits, spices, and everything intended
for family use, giving the buyer the benefit
OF THEE
•
fall of •the markets, an advantage duly appre
ciated by everybody,eseepting only those verdun
NOCE'N,
~chn prefer PROMISISO TO 1 1 1
dred per cent. profits to: the 'tette'
twenty five per eent, cligh nn
goods. I shall ofTer my stork o
prices . - ; •
EVERY' MONDAY'
EVERY TUESDA
EVERY:WEORES
EVERY TII.UIt SD
EVPAYi Y'ktiro4V,
AND
• EVERY , SA T URD
and fill up as fast as I toll out,
4 1 ,' ( i t *
W'ellslAio,juno 12, 1267:
PHOTOGRAPH GA
1J- 1.1.11J.L40iik.,
NOW OVEN
,TO TUE
:.,, i; , p , i- i. .'.., .•': r.
MESSRS. KING ttr, EAST'S
form their friends find the
that they have fitted up a now I
levy in the host possible 'style.
best,§l4-4IGIrO. in thiiStale,
to take All atYleti and Aids of
PHOTOGRAP
.AMBROTYPES & MEL
in the beet artistic manner, for 1., ekets or Cases,
large or small. Large 'PHOTO RAPIN copied
from small Cards or old Daguer entypee of de
ceased friends. No trouble to take
CHII,DRENS PICTURES,
Sample proofs alys gdyen _wen ordered
Come and try us.
7.31 - Gallery over Eastman's Dental Office,
Fifth Door below Roy's Drag Store.
yinD.,ls . , 1869-Iy l ;, •," I
HARKNESS i4t RI EY,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS
.Over Nilson & Van Valkesiburite Store, in the
room lately occupied by 71c,". Seer y.
BOOTS AND SHOES of all
order and In the best menet,
REPAIRING of alllinds don
'good. Gicties'a
JOHN I
WM. RI
Wethiburo, Jun. 2, 1867 ly.
E. B. CAS
AGENT FOR
iIARDING'S ED
I OF e:Mitt, PULPIT,
GRAPH tBIBLES
Wholesale Dealers tyll) find the list to embrace
the largest assorttnent Of. Bibleb in tho country.
The publisher has no hesitation in pronounc
ing them more Saleable than any Bibles publish
cod.
t T y l l i e e s v o a f rio n s dto editionsgond sizes
do a embraceo typo,
the
varying vttri•
in prieCTrom $2 to $3O, for Family Bible, larg
quarto size.
=MI
HARDIN
PATEN r FLEXIBLE CII
PHOTOGRAPH AT E t•
The superiority of "Itarding's ';
Ohain-Back Album," over all oth
manufactured, will, upon the pHs
Lion, be apparent to all.
Pdrehttiersnee lisiured that the
pre 'all of the best PhilndelPh ie
E. E.'
Jan, S, 1868.-3 m.
Wpllsboro Afeat
BEEF 1 , Ponn. I *MuT
11111 E subscriber opened a Meat
j building lately eccupied by
Crofton-street, Monday morning,
he will keep a foil assortment of
FRESEI , MEA7'S
Hams and Shouiders. Zr the Nord :
eticouragernent I will keep up a go(
Feb.ll9, 868--310. A.
S AC t IsT(7, 14-n• hope, best talt i y A ,
Oct. a l2. •
V 4
cv and' very
Sip
'sbeh nd '
PRINTS
VEST-
C.PS,
stock of
WOODEN
KEE°.
OILS,
EES,
_
i fife, benefit
RICES
having boon
Goods.
BARKER
K.
OTHER WISE
E
N STORE
THE ,
Al one bun
, Co PA YING
elivery of the
I goods at fair
ro A Y,
Y,
Y,
a ARDNER
ph - No
I JLERY
tti,
(PUBLIC
lAN would !n
-übile generally
'holograph
Having one of
wo u'ro;prepared
HS,
NEO TYPES
Bring them rtlong.
ICING & EASTMAN
Inds made to
promptly and:
iME
TIONS
PHOTO-
, s i
: IN-BACK
UM,
latent Flexible
it re heretofore
test examine,-
atove
a !Jooks
ufaciuro.
CASE,
Troy, Pa.
iarkdt 1
N!
,forket in . the
)s-, Webb, on
eb. 17, where
o will give we
64 Market.
. TIPPLE.
23 cts pormil
I 0 & CO'S.
kh.`t.-Iti":14115h/A41781 440
'•L .." r. -...
'' ' '-''' '''''' h_ ''' , i'if , ':! 4 - :;.,;'
A '?;' 541 ,- 4i 4.,,r-
SEMPJR
=
•,
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PATENT MEID
- ICINES, PAINTS, OILS, WIN
'DOW'GLASS, & POTTY,
Tye come down to Old Prices at last.
_; • ; . 1 -Y.,
WE do not hesitate to say that we have the
Largest Stock of
PU.R E ENGLISH _ DRUGS
IifEDICI.IyES,,
gEDIIN,ES
YANKEE isTobiloNS;
PERFUMER Y,
FANCY ARTICLES; TOILET SOAP,
CLOTH, HAIR, TOOTH & NAIL
BRUSHES, MIRRORS,
WINES & LIQUORS, &C.,
EVEN 41 -
ROl ' 7GYir 7N A' T.
We have also the Largest Stook of
PAINTS. OILS, GLASS AND PUTTY,
=1
Such u
• .
Pare• White Load, Pure White Zino, Linseed
Oil. Conch Varnish, Furniture Varnish, Yel
low Ochre, Venetian Red, Chrome Yel
low,Chrome Green, Prussian Blue,
atent 7 Dryer, Lacher, t repan, •
_ , - •
Spanish Whiting, Paris W lie, Kalsoml , Resin,
Tar, Log Wood, Fustio, Brazil Wood, Cam
wood, Redwood, Potash, Putty, Moo
. eohol, Benzoic. Spirits Turpentine,
' and Kerosene (NC,: Paint and
' Vathish Brushes, •
Which we will sell 25 per, cent. 0041par:than any
other establiehinent in' the 'county. In short, we
have every thing over kept in a first class
DRUG STORE,
and all wo ask is for you to cull and examine our
stock and prices before buying elsewhere. Re
member we can't be undersold.
All goods warranted or no sale.
1 , R WILLIAMS 4 Co.
• J. L. WILLIAM'S. J .No. 3 Union Block.
Wellaboro, June'26;"lB67
Nair Gi-c•cocim!
J. R. Bowew& Co.,
R A v V a Al e j d uti n tz r e t te ri d t f o r f om the city a largo Land
, since the decline in prices, and will be
sold accordingly., • Vito respectfully invite atten
tion to our stock of
CASSIMERES, , B•E'A V E
,R CLOTHS,
" TWEEDS, 'FLANNELS',
• . also, a large line of
MERINOS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, AL
APACAS, oilier DRESS. GOODS
and DRESS; TRIMMINGS,
• Also,;o, !atie ontr . l,:iot Oisoitinon tof
•
RUDY MADE ,CLOTHING,
at greatly reduced prices.
LADIES' r EUES t —a j!ice 90oriment, new
and cheap.
BON-TON, and other kinds of HOOP
SKIRTS,
YANKEE' ii/OlrioNS;
lIATS AND ' d.111 ;1 S, .11A ItIAVAA:II
CROCKERY, GROC E RIES,
HAND MADE 'BOAS • AID . SHOES,
'And many'othOr things which We Will:ho ' ed
to show tUall who will cell und,eiamine our
Stock of Goods •
Before puiehising elsewhere, as.we believe it wil
pay you for your time and trouble. ,• .
SMALL PROFITS, QUICK SALES, &
READY PAY IS OUR MOTTO.
' Don't forget to call at the '
pmpire Store, No. I.llnion Block.
Wollsboio r 140'o IS, i 867. •
Stoves & Tin Ware
FOR THE MILLION.
Good peopioAil;both:groo,t;o4td amall,—if you
want to keep •
PEACE IN THE FAMILY
you m oil' bavil enoujih.to UaWdry•Woodi a gOo#
W w
ife, ell-behaired children, and to crown all, a
TIP'. TOP COOKING STOVE!
Thisiast;antl crowning:good,. I have at ray Tin
and Stove,eatabliehment, oppoeite:/tofa Meek
Weiieboro, - and itifname le the - - : ; •
.404E , ,0,0,.001.011 . ,;
on'sli bands admitted; to be bqtial to' any in the .
Svorld.
TIN, WARE MADE TO ORDER,
promptly; and warranted; to give satisfaction.
,R 1 PAIRII46
executed in tho beet manner and with dicilatch.
- CALL. AND SEE hiE.
Welleborollgfi, Nov. ; 21.-1887•
T o LA iy •• t i•-• •
BANK RI - BLANKS.,
in full "YOUNG'S BOOKSTORE.
-1 - 1713 will buy 'at 'the blgheat market rice,.
?..tthelfolinwint art t iores. ;,
SHEEP , PELTS, DEACON SKINS,
DEER SKINS, FURS, HIDES,
nrip VEAL SKINS,
for which we will poi cash.
We will manufacture to order, Preach or home.
tanned CALF or KIP BOOTS, In the best man.
nor and &Clair rates, and pay, especial.attontiou
to ItEPAIRING.'' • '
IFe hate ait rat-rate s‘coek 54
READY-Ming WOR - K I
on which we will not be undersold, and from this
time we shall make it a point to keep np the best
stoeit'of
to be found in thO °aunty, which we will teen at
a lower profit than such articles have ever been
offered,in this region. : • •
Wei shall likewise keep , up a good assortment
of
LADIES' BALMORALS, , LE ATHER
BOOTEES, CHILDREN'S AND
LEATHER it. 47111TDINGS
can be,bought et es.as *ha s p swiftly Where this
side of New York,'etta wo slit& keep dfkil stock
of' ;;;t:'
FRENCH' - 01 LE; eft 4oll KIP, UP
PER, SOLE; LININGS, AND
Our stock of PEGS, NAILS, THREAD, AWLS,
RASPS Q.LOVERS'. NEEDLES,- LAS ,7'S,
rfigid,o. AI 14 8, )o(ih' SHOSMAirSit'S
TOOLS and FINDINGS, will be found the lar.
gent In the county, and we eat for small profits.
We talk business and , -we . mean business. We
have been in this region long enough io s be woll
known—let those who know us try us. Oormr;
of Main and Grafton streets, opposite Wm.,Rob
erts' BardwaraBtore.. ' O. W. BEAU,
GEO. 0. DERBY.
Wollsbore, April 24, 1807—tf.
• it 11 - 4981'8 It MI `PloUgutrX
'oll£l AATIN , *ll !ID 7 'Reim
-.mod' ay; oupnc past oulataxo Paumuo mold
monoodantraoq aoopa pay 'spoon .1110
.aomatnib ipmae al Olympian Saplooq egoto paw
sluiqoPiif 0P.900 LEQ ,umo aquivaipa IZAIN ea&
tAlemetifoao asouleaq oiamPain °ill al 2aliaon•
.n can two Loq Say , otqqoan
app"topa. Lap val mon ,42 wog land two
1111111 V Into oAvq ppioqg iomaya Sioen %quo
JR; daoq OA Roma .0 .11 £q pomanyj
popuqopra
fut*utta Jo nontumu oto uso mom, e/ii
i g aiIIVAIaZIVH
sseupmg sum no eiz nu °A vg
1868. ' WRIGHT 8c BAILEY. 1868.
Virra commence this year with an exclusively
.119 CASH business.
, CASH PAID FOR WHEAT
_
A LARGE STOCK OF FLOOR ,FOR
A LARGE ST(X/R OF FEED FOR
A LARGE STOCK -Or_ PORK , FOR
Call rand eee ws. WRIGHT it BAILEY.
„ .
All pampa Itidebted to ne by note, or book
account raukt'call and rattle or pay code., .
Jan. 3,1868. WRIGHT d pAILEY.
Wellsboro Clog-pressirig Works.
HAVING_ an aged Mr. JA2klEft BOW& to
Buportntend our Olotb r ing For t in we are
now ready to do all kiturof coloring and dress
ing in goo 4 style and on Short ;notice. • •
t IlltipOL
O: GLAIR.
D; P. ROBERTS.
Sept. 18, 1867—tt
WT.,;-E;416R.41-4 ,
it' SELL
.'6 tI
Aus.r.y-wsss)
ALSO,
LADIES' GAITE.RS,
NINES WORK of 17,61. 7 .
*Ogg 'sitT4B, '
and all ptyloa. gf MEN'S WORK.
BINDING.
ULMVJNIIO3
ONINUU
Jo' noolti g. 14 V `OIIIV
09 ''''' (ptin iseß) %sax, IlaildlEl
RI I uauditt
Now aou
fho WOIII maks anon
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44
'MOH quuttEt PIPS
OP 9$ Volpunq sod Evnyx
=1
'Vd* V'l3-rISiATViir
.‘4n0.119 Oaoquitoia no zoea paqa,
I
11a11,1101Iff 2 S 'ff '0
MI
.10
h3v-,.! : ]o,v,fti7NlA_
,',34vm7ssyis
SS[AoliS
mild Sailing Sq at:mond ,e9.tvl v emu; pas;
CASH' PAID FOR 1
c" . •
OASII PAID, POll. CORN I
CASH FOR EVERYTHING 1 1
CUSH •I
CASH I
CASH I
it i ellaboriy, Jan. 9, 1867-IY:
. 1 0 00
is6s '
, • „
. ,
` .
•B 0. VVIORIIA.151; • .
. .
. i t ,T 'HIS NURSERY OP FRUIT AND OR.
NAMENTAL ittEgs, IN TIOO A :_
60,006 Apple Trees.
10 0004'ear 'Trees.. ,`•
. A-good supply of PLITAI; PEACH, CHERRY,
and ORNAMENTAL TREES A SHRUBBERY.
' '•
The Fruit trees are ,composed of-the choicest
varieties, good, healthy. stone of them large and
in biarlng. _ Any ono wishing' to get a supply
,' Hdo well to call and see •soy stock before per
'. aslng l elsowhore. • AB- Delivered at•thc•depot
1 free of °barge.
Tloga, Feb. 28,1888-lye
To Owners.of ilortws nod Cattle.
moms , CONDITIIM, POWDER"; AKE
j warranted daperkd to any other„, or "no pay, for
the curo of 'Distemper,. Worts, hole, Couple,
bound. Colds, &c„ in Mrs , s; atilt Colds, Coughs, Lola
of, Milk, Illack Tongue. Dorn Distemper, Am., In Cnt•
tie They aro perfectly safe and innocent; lin laced of
stopping the working °rpm' animals, They increase
the applite, lave a line emit, cleanse the RIORI ich and
urinary organs; also increase the milk of cows. Try
them, and you will never be without them. Iliratu
Woodruff, gee celebrated trainer of trotting horses, has
used them for years, awl recommends them to his
friends. Col. Philo. P. Bush, of the Jerome twee
Course, Fordhant, N. Y. would nut use them until he
was told of what they ate composed. sine., whiel, be
is outer without them. Ile has over twenty running
borsee In his charge, and fur the last three years huts
used no other.mediclue fur them. Ile ,ims kindly per
twitted me to refer any ono tv him. Over 1,000 other
references can be seen et the depot. Sold by DrOggists
and Saddlers. Price 25 cents per hex. Depot, 60
Oortlaudt Street, New York. , [Pub. 19J
Public Benefit,
A , •
MONG the useful improvements of the day;
there aro few ,that give more promise of
good, few so well adapted to relieve' human suf
fering, few eb well approved kcy the public as that
new and powerful remedy called balutifer.(or as
the German people call it Ilealtilbringer)
It gives ease odd comfort. to the poor sufferer
from Neuralgia and Rheutritism, and brings
speedy relief to that large class of diseases that
Are often cured and always b'enUilted by an out
ward applloation.
For Gain by all Druggists.
Wholesale Depot DAY, lIOAGLAND A STI
GER,,No.b4 Coltrane& lit. Now York.
NEW FIRM, NEW GOOOS
AND NEW PRICESI
AT TIOGA, PA.
WICKHAM' lc FARE, having taken advan.
tags of the 'late decline in the market,
have:received , their stuck and are prepared to
furnish theta in want of
&oods
At the ir t] e cash rates. .T6e stook consists of a
general sortment of
11 111 G 0 . 11 S
-- AND YANKEE NOTIONS,
Both staplo and fancy.
Hats tt, Caps Boots t Shoes,
Together with
PORK, FLOUR, SUGAR, TEAS,
And many other articles too numerous to men
tion. We Weald say to Merchants, Farmers, and
all others in want_' of, PORK or CIDER BAR
RELS, BUTTER FIRKINS ' AND - TUBS, that
they can find them in any quantity, wholesale or
retail at our store. This work is fill new and ex
tra in quality, just manufactured hero •at the
Factory
Tloga. Doc. 11,1867
WELLSBO.RO .FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP
THE subscribers having prpcn or*it, , n !Dial
machinery aro now ready td.furniellic 'order
all sorts of
CASTItiGiS,
PLOWS, 'CULTIVATOR 8, FIELD
ROLLERS, MILL GEARING,
SLEIGH-SHOES, W 0 0 D -
SAWING MACHINES,
&c., &c., &o.
Wo have also a
WOODWORTH PLANER,
for custom an 4. job work, 'We are also proparad
to do
SLITTING & SCROLL SA WING
Having a tirst•olees serow-cutting Lathe, we
are prepared to make
CHEESE PRESS SCREWS,
•
.
to order; Builders of Meese - Factories are ro.
quested to examino our work - . We manufacture
the
Champion Plow,,
ono of the finest implements in the market.
Cash paid for OLD IRON. -
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
F. L. SEARS.
Wollaboro, May 15, 1887—tf..
Grocery and Provision Stout
CORNiNG, N. Y.
CS. Mi. ISIII.gr_.,
VITROLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
IV in all kin& of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Wines, Liquors and
Cigars,
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC, GREEN &
DRIED FRUITS,
CANNED FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES,
MOOD & • WITAOW WARE, GLASS '44r
CROCKBRY WARE,
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, CABS Ac
PERAMBULATORS, TOYS, &c , &c.
•
A full and complete aesortmont of the above
ineutloned goods' of - the best quality always on
hand.
Parttouter attention paid to Vino Groceries.
De . alers and Constiattirs will tied it to tboir
Wrest to:n.sasaine bAii:Stools. before' buying.
Ciri,iing,,N,,T.,74e;reli 11, 1808,
WICKHAM tt FARR
such .is
to order.
4:3719 r %l• !It e l 14PPeriCSK AUIIiALY
OP kill
W l'Cli
• • - MADE AT• •
W A LTl±Ailil ; M ASS.
The American - jWatch,Cinapaii), of Waltham,
Mass., r eappetfully submit; that. their Watches aro
cheaper, more accurate, less compiex. .....re tiara
lite, hotter adopted for genenll Alpo, ittitiyaOrc ea
sily kept in order and repaired than any otper
watcher: in thu merit-et. They are :.iinpler to
structure, and therefore eirorsor, and
_less likely
to be injured than the innjori iy 01 foreign watch
es, erhighorecomposed ttf frotri 12.5, to :Hid, pie
ces, white ity an ,old Et,gli.l watch there are
more than 700 parts. How they run under the
hardest *trial'ivotebes titlll the
following letter:
, PENN. RAILROAD. COMPANY.
Orneg OP THE
AvrooNA, PA , 15.1)t0., 064..
GeNT ' LEUKS : The wotelies 'manufactured by
yOu have been in Ilefo . oll this railroad tor several
yenta :by our ettgintoon, to whoa) we furnish
watches.as part of -our equipment. There are
now some three hundred .•1 theuf Carried un our
Zino. and we cobsoler them good and reliable
time-keepers. lfoleefl, I have 'groat satisfaction
in saying your watelfcs give'od trouble. and
have.worn, and ft.:, wear much bulge? without re
pairs than any watelles.wU, have ,over • bail is use
on this road. As you urn "
' aware, no formerly
trusted to 16use of l u lir6 Mill)UraCtlart), a 00.
kut4hidged I, A reputation; but as ILlelasik they
never,kevp time us rurreetly, nor lotto they dune
as good serviee, as yours.
In anise statements 1 fun sunteined by my
predecessor, Mr. Lewis, whose experience ex•
tended over a series of yours. • Respectfully,
EDWARD 11. :WILLIAMS,
(AeueTal Superintendent.
Atherican Watch Co., Mikhail).
We make now live dill - urea grades of watches,
named' nispect ively. us follows :
Appleton, Thug & Co., Wnithrtn,
Waltham ' Watch Cumptriv. Iratko;‘,
P. S. Bartlett, Walth OM. Ma4l.
Win. Slle ' ry; Bahian, Muss.
' ' Hol4 :Watch . Ct;liv. - mq,/, Bi;atua, Mac..
• All of
, theve, with the exceptien the Horne
Watch Company,ere.wqrratited Ity the American
Watch eumPany lb be , of the best mateti4l, on.
the west approved principle. and to lutsfei.s ekcry
requisite fur a reliable timekeeper. Evert 41eAer
•selling these Watches is prl,Vilit 11 with the C..itt
pitpy's printed card of gearanteo, whieh
accompany each Watch ield.,s t that: buyers 'may
feel sure they are purelmAng the geattine article.
Thero are liumerous counterfeit,: and imitation 4
of our AVatches sold throughout the eountry, anu
we would caution purchasers to he on their, gusto
against totioni I ion.
Any grades id Waltham Watches uoly be pur
chased of Watch Dealers throughout tic c uttiry
ROBBINS I & APPLETON. •
s .
Sept 4, 1887-.6t0. lB2 Broadtvii), N Y..
The American Cooking Stove.
AFTER twenty years experience in the man
ufatiture of stoves, we became convinced,
some six years since, that u vast amount of
money was being expended by the !wapiti of this
country, in buying cheap and worthless stoves. a
large portion of which was wasted; and that
true economy consisted in buying the best stoves
that could' be made, notwithstanding the price
wachigher. With this view we proceeded to
Aonstruet the American Cooking Stove, and
spared no pains or expense to snake it the best
and most perfect stove that could be made. And
we have experimented with- it, 'end carefully
watched its operation for the last six yea's, and
when an improvement suggested itself; we haVe
at once adopted it,' and we have several of Apes°
improvements secured by letters patent. In
this:Manner we d 2 not hesitate to say, we have
brought it to a higher state of :perk:cant' than
hatv_heretefore been 'attained in cooking stoves.
The recent improvements lit this stove has
added hugely to its 'convenience and effectave
nega. In till the varieties of stoves we ninon
facture, we study usefulness, durability, cenve
•nioneet and economy in operation, rather than
l eheapness in price, and in so doing we are anis
fipd Me study the interest.of those pert - 7.1111041g
our itfives. SHEAR, PACKARD, di CO.,•:ts,_
Albany, N;
For sale by CONVERSE ik OSGOOD, Wells
bore, Pa. Ifisept67-3m.
To the ranhers Tioga County
s ir AM now building at my manufactory, lu Lawrence
•
'rifle. a superior
FAATNING ,MILL,
FNMAlitilaSa..
1. It separates oats, rat litter, and foul seeds, and
chess and cockle, from wheat.
2. It cleans flax seed, takes out yellow seed, and all
other seeds, perfectly: ro
3, It cleans timothy seed.
4. It does all other separating required of a mill.
This mill Is built of the best and most (hirable Um
ber, in good style, and is sold cheap for cash, or pro
duce. " •
I will fit a patent sieve, for separating oats from
wheat, to other mills, on reasonable terms.
- MATHER.
Lawsencoville, October 10, 1866-tf
UNION ACADEMY
KNOXVILLR, .T.TOqA CO.; PA
FACULTY:
ELIAS HORTON, Prinzipal.
Sins. ADA W. HORTON, PreeeptreFa.
Mies MIRA. HORTON,.Asalatant.
Miss AMANDA DRAKE, Teacher of Slush..
'CALENDAR FOR 1807-6.
Fall Term commences Sept. 3d, Wiofer Term Noy
20th, Spring Term , Feb. 18th, 1808.
• - EXPENSES PER TERM
Primary Department
Comwon English '
higher English
Languages and higher llietholtultlce
Instrumental Music, extra,.
Vocal Music, extra.
Drawing, extra
Room Rent '
Hoard per week...
Knoxville, August 1418674 f.
REMINGTOIVS" FIRE ARMS
iovF:nNnkar.
Armi Revolver, 44-100 in. 'Calibre
Navy Revolver, 36-100 in. Calibre
Belt Rev01ver,......... Navy size Calibre
Pollee Revolver, ' Navy size Calibre
New Pocket Revolver 31 100 in. Calibre
Pocket Revolver, .(Rider's pt.) 31.100 in. Calibre
Repeating Pistol, (Elliott pt.) No 22 & 32 Cart'gc
Vest Pocket Pistol, No 22, 3D, 32 41 Cartridge
cairn Cane No 22 & 32 Cartridge
Breech Loading Rille,(Betils') No 32 &38 "
Revolving Ride, 36 & 44-100 in Calibre
E. REMINGTON & SONS.
Pittucto.tr]Wits.
Moore AS: Nichols. Noti , York; Win Bond 4: Son,
Boston; Jos ti Orubb as, Co, Philade Poul.
they' .15• Trimble, Baltimore; Benry Folsom A 5 Co;
New Oilcans; Johnson, weer it Co, Chicago,
L bi Rumsoy 4 co, St. Louis; Albert B Crane,
San Francisco. • Vet. 9,1867.-9 m.
... S TATE . NORMAL SC TOOL, MANS.
FIELD, TIOGA CO 14TY, PA.
•
m-.A.c0T.../x , . ‘..
_ .
F. LI., AUon, Principal, Profo"ssor of Naturn.
and Mental Science.
•
3. T. STREIT, A. Itl„.Profcssor, of Languages.
CHARLES 11. VEItIVILL, A. M., Profc!sor of
Matheinatids.
Nina, L. ItI t •PETERSELIA, Modefn Languages
' and Dinitring.
Miss MARY, B .
Miss. . S. R. PRESTON, 8.1 E.. Principal of the
Model School. •
I. G. JIOYT, Professor of Vocal and Instrumon
. .
tnt Music.
EVAN MEREDITH, Instructor of 'Vocal Mu
- sic.
'BOIIOOL YEAR 1867-8..
Pint Tor'ut begini Septomber 4, 1847,
Second'tertn. begins Decenib'r "
Third tefth'bigina March 24, tpqs.
• .
EXPENSES PER TERM OF 14 W.FiI,EKI2C
Fall and Spring Term, including board, ,
room rent, tuition, book rent,'-fuel,
oil, and w sh i ng, $OO 00
Winter Tertri, 64 00
,Day ?Andante, tuition and book rent., 10 00
Total oxpensis for sohol,,yoar $lB4 00
No extra, charges. Rooms furnished
stoves, chairs; tables, stands, pails, bedsteads,
;mattresses, pillows, and ono comfort:l4lo. ti'or
'further Inforraationisond for Catalogue. ' " ''• ' •
Aug,' 7; 1867, 6w. Address, Principal. '
•-
MIRE laritiel areortiment of Watetiee, Cloaca
JosvArynifd Plated Ware in Tioga county
at [t9deo6l3] -- FOLEY'S.
==
$5 00
000
7 00
800
...... 10 00
100
3 00
. 4 . 250
• f' 3 50
D 6 GENERALLY
TO DEALERS
• LAWS (P 111C4 1 1
• - • LULU 4141,LWAY.
lyuatirl viiThtS• "Nii4"..2&01:
loavuGot nlng aliont folluliv /he hours:
' A444 - u - t* : s4inna,. •
12:1,4 a la., Exi • snaday • rzctptcd, for But),
1,,, Solutooncti z ood tiocirkii:ej,tirCtill ill, tram,
for the West.
e: .i .0 •- igist‘ i.xpr.o.s a olio:, s, xceptcO; for ,
batailittuca,Awl o•iikiol, cora.). 1,
.) al) t) oitin [tic A I laid j 4: ktIL -1, •• 1,1
'bore, awl Gluon! T rul:l,rlij niu) 1, 11 :. (01 ' ,1,. 11 ~ I
7:03 .1. 0t.,N11:,11t for 4% 11
, 6
Dunkirk. Mid this 11 - tit, colp3p,cklog
m., Night F:xiurgs.StilltltlytiliCetzpitd,tw 1;‘.1
Avob. -
10:32:1.m . VnJ rrain Sunday» cxs:Liava, 7oi MAL:,
uud Dunkirk,
• •
1:44 p. nr, lhoJtinoote Expre.ss. :Soono.loy o - xcepirtt,
Rochester :111 , 1 041111116, VIII Amon,
7:03 p. m.. lisy 1:x prons, SeMhs)•eant•l•iii,l, for titifiale,
.satoomoope4o. It /110 il:f3.lrelt, 11,1 11 1 f.C1111g . . 1
• 111 — $10/1 1 / l alleit WWI OW .11111Ifite WeH,ll,
: lot DnDalv.tsitla tiro-Late . 4 1... ,, .... , 11101i1. 41 , 1 ,
To link nt Dunkirk :Alb oh.-
Itininey. n.l I,qpuitkts it t tin,/
7;10 p ui t 000,!, o
12 tin p Ili Froliotttro' noteys co);ttfotert.
5 m :4B p. Emle:ttint 'or in, Dally; fur the West.
. , EAsy WABB "GUM, -• •
12113 a M., :Night i. ; ‘,,, ,,, f. Datiy. , kuntinya exeepto,
connecting at iii.t o ),..oari fop )(fllIltieli, alai at NEW
York men!' afternoon trains add ` I lot Botteal
. „ ..,
' and NtAt Lottlauel Citleii. '` : • •
4:18 11. ni., elnei n tin t I , Ext)re,m; ltlonartyd rxeepted;cun
neeting at Limira Cro Ilarriglaitg, l'itilt.delplila ;mai
the Solidi; 141 OW. -1.10 fOi rthnen;nt rin g l amtut ,
for zk.yracuset-at Bi kat th.tall !or ttieelailint t l'hil+Plo I
pliiii 'll'o Trelitote: :it '1,:tc1:01 - mten fur liti 1 W lt,3' itial at
toltityrourt for N/..1111111'11-11-11 - 4 - XIICONIcIi.. , 1 .... 1
.
Ic).11,. I. u u A 4. (l..4.1111)4111111//1 ; 1 414
11till (, rnnm7f.tima at
at tlimi,a lur Ca ila iiilll.lgun:
-i . , .
10:48 4 M.; Day Exprel,,Stititlay xc'4i.tert,cottueMirg
at 1.411111ra for ettpattlitlgeta, at Binghamton fur fiyre
ettgri. nt Btkat fluid for St rallton, at Litchtt% bac:, ft.r
laltiCy..lll4.l .11 .11;r1,1.:1 (qty . %%lib toltlntght Expke.s
dna N i1v% , ..1' 4, '1 4 10111M1d114'1411,41401,1, In : LOU:.
1ur , ... imil 'llit..ilingtoa -
o t - t o . ~.....• . 00 • . 1
-1(
3:12 p. 111.. Baltimore /?..tpre.to. st”:2l.•9el:excoftteJ•
4:36 p, Nr•tv Yor ei
veptttl'r.
.07 p in Lightning Expretia, ,Saida) F, e4coptetl,leon
'meting it Elmira for Elarriiintrg, Philadelphia and
tau :lunch ; at Jer.,...y City with morning:- eapreso
unh, rd Saw Jetsoy La'ilrond fur Baltimore ' and
Wfiy,iiiigtfin. and ,at :It, tuorping , ex
preAg trltla4 for Boston Hid (lie cast. '
2:30 p. in. Way Freight, Sundays excepted. -•-
vn
GOtel Pass. Agent
Blossburg & Ccirning, & . 7 1 ,teek12.
m ill run as '1,11,)%va putp rarth9r ttpti4e:
Accatamadotimi—Leaves lili.ssburg at,1,08 - a. m., Mans•
froll at i 87, TirYga at 834 La'wraicovilla' at 3;18
ill riving at Corittrig at IW:en n. us. - '
.7%1Ai1-1.-enveg illossburi ut 1,50 R. tu,MUnstitld at 2.Z:0,
i 0.7,11 ut Law reneCvilla EA 3 brriviug at
Col uitig sit 5 p. tn. • . ; .1"" •
?Inil-I,nves Corning nt 8,15 a. m , -PrxrClKeTillP tit
9,18, glop nt 10.00,'Ilans11e1d at 10,Y6-Arriving at
'floss-burg at 11.16 11. In.:
Accurdiiiodi;tion—Leares C6itling . at 3,45 p. ' Law.
nineeville lit 4.5.2. 'now& nt.5.50," Mansfield at 15,35
tiiiriv;lig. at Li rg 7;20 0. /IL " • .
f. ff SHATTUCK, Sup't
Northern Control It. rt.
• TRAINS fOR TIIS 1'(OIV1711.
•
Trains far Csinznidagrilalcai o . F,inilrita . s . follows:
Acomtmlatiou sit - •
.. 1 7 61 (: 455pni
a a lll m
U,ul
pitNtett. trail; Ou road],` •
Way Freight, [passulitter coach attached],........7 10 a la
- Ou and alter Nor. 21,' 1507, trains trill arrive an 4
'tlepat t front roy, as followtq'
LEAVE NOILTIIWARD.
10 55 A. M.—Daily (*.septa Sundays) for Elmira, Buffa
lo, Canandaigua, Roe Lester, Simi). Bridge and the
P 45 I'. M.—Bally (except Suntlnyil) for Elmira and
Buffalo, via Brio Bed Nay front Elmira.
LEAVE BOUVLI WARD.
000 A. M:—Dally (exoept Stindaya). for Baltimore.
Wuahington, Philadelphin, dc.
UO5 I'. M.—Daily (except 'Sundays) Tor Baltheore,
iili:ashlugtdia and Plalladtlidits„
J,j4. I)ultAllaT,;;f2 r,11,09: YOUNG
lien't Supt. Iturrinbtim (If 6'l Paso. Aet
ItttjOrnorr, Mil, •
Philadelphia &; Erie R, E. •
Uri-anti utter AIONDAY, (hitotier 14th, Trailei
on the & Erte Wail Reuel will run us Miley..
WESTWATi 0
Mail Taain waves Philadelphia • ' 1115 p In
... ... 1 Williamsport. 8.05 a lit
~ .- arr. at Erie ' 8.45 pal
Erie I..:xpirees l aves k ,
avesliihtdelphia - 12.00 now,
••.•! if II Illimpiport. ~ 8.45 pni
•• nrr. at Erie.. 9.45 aat
Elmira Mail mares Philadelphia 8.00 A. II"
" " , %V il liam wort 0.25 p Iti
" ' arr. at Lock Haven ' 7 .45 pln
EASTWARD. ,
Mail Train loaves Eris 10.40 a -tn
" •• `- Williamsport , 11.40 pin
"' " arr. at Pliilatlolphla 8.55 ain
Erie Exorrta leaves Erje ' 4.26 p In
.. .. I " WHIM p0rt...,:4,.. 3.50 a. In
" '‘. are. at Ylliluch Alia '. ' 1.00 p in.
ItlMira Mall leaves Lock' Ilav 1 ' :i.....,.....7.1.0 a - m
- •• " :Willlainsport 8.86 a al
*` •• 1117. at Pillittllelplllll . 010 pja
, ..
Mail and Expross donnoct l
with all trains on Wm roi
& ' , inlaid in Railway. Piissongei's feavilig Pldladelylll4
at 12.00 M. arriva at Irvinetown at 0.40 a. m. and oil
City at o'so it. in. ; , ,
in.
ut Ciu, .
frayind. Philadelphia-at RIM V_ hx.,Aativa i;t on Oity
I)
Atlantic and Groat Western R. W
SALAMANCA- STATION
WETTIVALD BOUND. ' EASTWARD BOUND,
S.lllll ' 5.30 Express. &le
Accommodation 0,35 /Hail 5.61
Express 12.19 AC601711110(114410n, 11.45
Express 14.0C Express Ol5
At Cory there Is is junction 19th flic Fill/ lidelphla
Erie, itud CR Creek Rail Roads.
At Meadville with the Franklin and Oil City and
Pithole Emrich.
At Leavittsbnigo the Ilahoultly itranat makcs u tli
rect route to Cleveland. At liarenna connects uitl,
Cleveland and Pittsbui glt Railroad.
The Road pmaser through Akron, Ashland. Gitilmi,
siarion, Uthalia'apd paytop, interieptiPg ysrimil tall•
rods, and terminates at. Cincinnati. i
L. D. ROCKER, den. SOW, Meadville. P , t
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Real • Estp.tp
Milli; Subscriber' Will sell or ronf the following
voluablo proporty,.to wit:
Uno tavern standlp Lawrenceville!
One f4rat, on which he now residesome-haii
mile from three churches, two .... r .,L•ebeel Howes,
lvio grog shops, and ono railroad, and about the
same distance /rein tho lino of iholleboro told
Lawrenceville Rai!real The farm t eontalus 160
acres of good land, 50 acres.' tinslair6d,swell wa
tered, Itotj very prodgetive. requires pat oe .
seed shentel be pelverl sad plaritial:ltotreyer,
ensure a !UMW.
Ono farm IP JacksoP loryntihlP, 175 acres; a
tirst.rate place fur nPe4) factory.
Also—fur sale-4. muips, 70 sheep, ned other
stock, cheap nu reasonablo terms.
Lawrenco, AI r. 17, 1867.4 11 f f :. 5 .: BALDWIN
Planing' & TOrnings
13. T. VAN HORN,
AVINO got his now Factory in oporatico.
is now prepared to fill ordors for Cabinet
' Ware promptly and ip tht3 Jost At t ila of woricamp•
ship. Having procurod a •
WOODWORTII.PLANER,
ho is ready to dress Loaids or plank wiib dispatch
S.cf l Pl4-WPBK ;.; BRACKETS,
furnished to order. flis niachinesare of the sea
est and most improved patterns.
Shop corner of Pearl and Wain Sts, WELLS
8040, PA.,
Oct. 31, 11311f4 I.
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At Dartt Settle'ment,
T EIE,SUBSCRIBER .hos oponed a 1:m10,
GROCERY & PROVISION STORE
it't.the Alive nanictl place, triune he proposes to
furnish Goods in his line'eheap.'
Maritet prices paid for .Farm Produce, otthe
in cash or trade.
,The patronage ;of the public PI
respectfully solicited. AI/Bt. - 111 'lll'llZ. I
Charleston; Dee. 1 t,1867.4f. -
* • J. STICKLIN,
tiisk
Ohairmaker, Turner, and
Furhi4re pealer;
BALK ROOM, opposite Itertt's Wagon! Shop,
Main Street. FACTORY Be.ors
limns Foundry, second gory. -
. Orderepromptly Vinod and satisfaction goafto•
'teed. 'Fancy Turning done to - Order.
Millsboro, Juno 12, 1867. 'J. STICKItIN
Tioga Marble Works.
111111; uatiorsigap4l ,
.Tjaw- pruparril to iqf'
cnte L l l l l t , rders for Tomb Stones and :tlfsna
,
ITALIAN OR RU'rLAND
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of the latest style and npproi'eti -tforkoianshit'•
iat".l with dispatch. ,
#° keep, constantly en t. hairtd both kinds a
ihrarble ithd will lie ALIO In suit all. icho' run)
vor'hitir %%lib thi ii rena1 . ..17;60 hrt ri-usonable terms
Ireton:41.110 &Oration in the country.,'
Station discolored, trith tits& 4nd tint elcat,en
TocieSeloOkas good noropof,
toss 'l4* 04 1 1867-if.
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B. IDDLE.
B. T. VAN lIORN