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..BLecat .aAracums, :WAR Ittrtrlt.-
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Radicals... The kept
Belevealtiebeitittiled. indite°, - - •
Those who went forth to mash our foes
RAi iktii
40/1411-w4T hatlllusthis rebe llirous onmseci. •
"
. Who sallied forth sword in band, I
Beat back our foes fn, griped Our lanyl—
' We owe them all that tli4 deniand.
Badieels—Theie whops Wiles hate
' Bee:ans. they teidejl , .the traitors fate,: • •
Few ever..qlcfatithgt haltteillitty -
With gond' opinion itt
11.1idiosb—Thoie who money lout
To make the tortes all repent,
We giveour . pledge In that dark day ,
• That each and all 'should hero - their atty .f )
Btritioitilhosolrho keptaheitvord; • "
-wDefend their-land' with purse. or,sword,
Beftire snob men all traitors must •
fiblniAision booker ,bite`tha dust. •
• itlileals-rThose \who with their might
Oppose the wrong, defend the right,
Tly.lDitntAheyaMnd, for him they vele ; ~
Ytufgfrnourituj.kainiiing). 3 94h;. • •
Radieels4those who' Can fnrgi.l:o
•
tad reperifirig ; rebelit:hic,A.
Rot'yebile • ,
1 40.4 14 .:•!** 6 ' in ) 3 ttniethlw?llt• , .
oppOso wrong,
1 - .10404 - tyo:fireak i aOnst the:istrong, • ,
Regardless ef:eolor or of ..hirth, „
Treat:l4ll,as min o'er ell the
Muliolits .7 7l/41Mile4 honored name,-
Wised: 'hare the
' riTAo l 44,lii
- Ilitt'eoku o oo4:iritichiS tying b reath : e,
teliOld'that tinfoxisOldier'! grare„
.4te died hie countrymen to save! V --
Bravo AI:0)&6p of 9...foreign : hirth
- 5td0 . 14414 with - Mire-in
Theromntiihrfrlepkiinited stand •
' Firm as the stool. they hold 1n: hand,
Trusting in God oar foes must quail,
Biit - freedom .here shall tatter fail; r
Conservatives-IWe 'they not read'
Whae,Ckltig the,go el Judge, has said
About' the a wful guilt' and end - j
• Of those who do the wrong defend.'
• Rebellion cloth arise from hell
,Where'all, the rebel angela dwell ;
Where all robellion,a men - mast go
And share' with their/ thdir cup of woe.
Let the oppressed of all - lands come •
And share with us our happy home;
Ileneo forth this land most ever ho
Land ,of the.braye horno_of,the free. ,
A : """ A
days since some Democrats from".Rartd
olpk, yeneAsee, passed over - to the At.=
ka4BaFfehore',,'an&kkintipped, a, colinect
to,the-Tennei , see shore,
and covi;hlded 1001 ,till- - his, back . .was
OA Pp, and-then - covered him with tor
.pentine. charged him with hay
fug stolen a revolver from some 'one of
their{ of Whioh, however,.-there was '
pr.lof , kvhatever. - Hcf had no instil, had
noVhad Any,•and there was no trace - of'
any in - Conection fact
is; he wait cowhide&turnentine 1
beanie he'lviid preferred te work for a
Yankee who was planting corn on the
Arkansas .shore,, instead of some of
the ii .10o:tried
,to, 4ire Whether
the.c:Oloredinan so;.outraged by these
Democrats. Will-suOive or ;not, , very
doubtful:, • , - • • ,
Horatio Seymour bitterly denounced
thevar . palliated the rebellion ; denied
the•right'of the government to " Coerce
StitteB;7. discouraged enlistments; pro
nooneed for slavery rather than union ;
enee,red , at the, promised victories; in
stikatedithe threateningly urged
the suspension' of the draft; • piesided
ovek,tho Qhimago`Convention that call
ed —the--war-a -failure•. and demanded
submission of the Government ; and by
his whole conduet'sosatisfied the rebels
arut:CopPerheads . that they prayed- for
his eneeetalythen•agaire a Candidate for
Governor fa - 1864i- and they ;have made
hip their candidate' for 'President in
186%-:mltarper'.B Weekly. '
.
Tiiii;:;Crileinnati Chronicle declares
tll'et,atilo„time since the Chicago Con
vention haS Ohio been doubtful. "Nor,"
says that paper, , " is It true,na has been
gratuitously asserted, -that the Republi
cans of Ohio , are:apathetie.,They are
at work in earnest, and never with
better hopes than to-day. We have
felt awe, freth , the Outset, of at least
25,000 majority for Grant in this State.
The' presentindiCations are that it will
exceed 40,000.". ;This aceordis with the
opinion of an_ emthent Democrat of
that State, publicly -e.lrpressed, only last
A gOittlengin.wbo was Waiting at the
Spiingfield depot; the other day - to bb
tain-aview of .Mr. Burlingame and his
"celestials,",4l4 - pi.uaohecl a man, who
wespettmding by 'the Massasoit House
truck plied with i fully a dozen trunks,
and asked if he' was iri charge or the
Chinese. embassy;; and they would
dine at the Massasoit. " Oh, no ; 1 dts
not bilking to the:embassy ; -xnyself and
wifeareeotkour- way home from Sazato
ga and this is our baggage."
•••.6. l farmer t who had employed a green
Eittera!der, ordered • him to give the'
Mule, Saila cornliti the ear. On his
cordingin the farmer asked: " Well
Milte, , didypu give the mule the corn ?I;
" be Sure I dld."„ " HoW did you
give it 4"-.'‘ And shnre, as ye told me,
In the ear." how much did you
give?" e_ see, the . cratber
wouldn't, hold , , and kept switching
his ear about 'so I couldn't get but .
fist fFitiluticetil,a7l 3 .ro. •
"Madame;", said a polite traveler to
an e s egentrie old, lady, -," if, I see fit to
help myself to i l this milk, is there any
impropriety in it?" "I do not know
what yOu oleari ; t' if 'oU mean to in
sinuate that there is anything nasty in
that milk, P.ll,ive you to understand
thifyou hasie s truck the wrong houSe.
There - ain't - the .first hair in4t, for as
soon as Dorothy told me the cat was
drowned in ; the- milk,, went a nd strained It right,Over!", , .
AFFECTED young lady, seated i a
rocking chair; reading, the Bible, •x
-claimed : "Mother, here is a.grarornat
ical eirmirr the-Bible." Mother, low
ering,her apectacleS, and approaching.
thereaddrin ailery scrutinizing attitude,
says:. iti it is the very thing that
boa beiti Eating the leaves and 'book
marks.)f
) "it is a standing
-rule in my church,"
said one clergyman to another, " for
the sexton to .wake up any man . that
he sees asleep.",' think,q replied
the other, "that it would be better 1O.1;
thesexton; whenever a' man goes
sleep under your preaching, to wa
Varl,P V' - , •
MUD SPELL.-A young lady who
teach - es music in an acadetuy in West
ern New!..Yor4i pent an order to a pub
nailer recently, in Which she had spell
ed thewordsvory poorly. 'She apolo
gized by adding a postact:ipt as follows:
you roust eAlews, thie letter, a4I pia
bi float butt spe bi ear."
Gel): N. - P. - Fotiest, the negro trader.
Of 'rennet:lse% thus speaks Of the Union
men of the Smith : " ram asbarned to
Own - it that they were nurtured, on this
They are too 'low for me to speak
about, an I have nn words 0"' express
Conte pt for them." Tife-Ohero "
of "Fort Pillow is becoming fastidious.
The; " Zephyri Pi is -the name of
the last issued hoop-skirt. It is said to
be a marvel oflightness, fleetness, flexi
bility and „tenacity ; and one of the
shop-keepers; publicly announces that
it-makes the ladles feel as though they
bad nothing_on. '
A ladY who;had been reading law, is
n;dOubtregarding the validity of her
marital condition. She says " Lotter
ies, are Illegal, and marriage is , -the
greatest lottery in life."
If a man has got airy religion worth
the having he will do his duty and not
-,inake- a Ines about it.
_ls the empty
- kettle.that rattles.
e l
A lady was tollcetl the other day w y
ab.i'elkeseto live a sitiglelife,she wily y
repiliai ' " Because lam not able, to et -
-- portalbusl?and.' - .
Thelainnni Greenlan bend 1E; now is
- eertained to be nothing but an old-fash
ioned Dutch stoop. •
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ME
ilitirionelk, Farmers
IMENZI
:and Others ,
-• • • ,
, c(iNstoii YOUR!,
ASiLES,B*ESWAX, BEANS, ,BUTTER
.mi,i.Ei'lliiii> bilgii4 iituil'g:idi:kiii,-
'E I EATIIERS;' ifEMP, PROVISIONS,
OILS, LARD, TALLOW, SEEDS,
• .
• TORAboO, SOR011104,`•
MOLASSES, &M.,
And receire bls: weekly Price Current of Pro
duce and Groceries MO, InusecUmptatis, Price Cur
rent Published in tbo United States.
Marking Plates & Cards furnished Free
Liberal Advances made on Consignrrets
• • Eatablisbect May let, 18130,-
\ First Class ißetereneeir given when Required
. April 22,3868.-li,
!CONYERS & - OSGOOD
TN addition to their old bus7nc3a 161Yry Goode,
Grueeries, Lo., have established a
•
STOVE, 'TIN, AND GENERAL' HARD.
WARE STORE,'
two 10pr3,13010w-the old Mend; where they : man
ufdeture
We keep all kinds :of IlardvilieLi,'lroti, Nails;
Steel, Horse Shoes, and a complete, variety of
t • 11.01)W•OE.. •
If you don't believe it DROP IN.
Ajlll.ll-111A.RDIVAlit
R. WILLIAM ROBERTS begs to
announce to the Citizens of Tioga County,
that jA toiditivos t0,;:6 is' excellent stook of Sidi es,
Tin-Ware,llrittania; and Sheet:44-0U - Were', Sid'
has, at a groat pntlay s stocked store on
• MAIN STREET, WELLSBORO, :
t r,6t(EV§V;* 4 ; l 9l , tr , Olfft 430
t MEAL, FLAX, COTTON >.
FURS ANI) SKINS.
NAVAL STOII.I S,110?S!:
General Commission fierehant,
44 0, 444 apt 440:017asintslon St.,
Ners;vr
FOR: 4' : I!K4C,E ;CURBENV
NEW HARDWARE STORE.
TIN-WARE
ON lIIE
HUMANI'T'Y PRINWLE,
that is. in the most aubetantial • rn the
matter of
srro - v
we have enough todo lilt the tookintand warm
ing in Tioga County. In feet, we have Stoves
enough to MAKE A SUMMER in
. .TVALRUSSIA. ' • '
Wo arc th \
only, agents for tho saioof tho,
AUDII
ANIOOI. STOVE
o Wellsboro; 110 this &ova is tho
AUTOCRAT OF STOVES.
,oppivEßs 080061).
Washoro, Sepe..4;'lBBr.,
_ _
Stoves! Stoves !
with a complete assortment of Shelf hardware,
of_ which we enumerate the following articles:
NAILS; SPIKES, CROWBARS, X CUT,
MILL; MANI) AND DUCK. , ,aws,
BUTTS, STRAP 11INGES,,
CARPENTER'S TOOLS,
PUMPS, AXES,
AUGERS,,'
BITTS,'
, 017-STOCKS, HATCHETS, CHISELS,
SHOyELS, SPADES, FORKS;'• , i
BENCH-SCREWS,
.WOOD SCREWS, OARRTAOE -- BOLTS,
- BURRS, SKEINS, WASU.ERS,
PIPE BOXES, AXLE.;
TREES, ELLIP. - -
--TIC "._
SPRINGS, HORSE SHOES,,IIOOP, BAR
& BAND lELON i - GRINDSTONE --- --,_
HANGINGS, CORN , ,
~„
POPPERS, '
SAUSAGE. CUTTERS AND STUEPERS
COMBINED. Also, PISTOLS; '
PISTOL CARTRIDGES,
POWDER 4.ND
CAPS.I,
PATENT. BAR DOOR HANGINGS
a now thing, and made for use. These ato but a
few of the many articles composing, .our stock
of Hardware.
We invite the public to call and ,examine . ro
thamselveo• lVe nim to keeip the boat quality of
goods in our line and, work , to' order done
promptly and well. WILLIAM ; ROBERTS'
Welleboro, Sept. 1,1866—tf.
Hero Fruit Jar.
500.P 4 10 8 ,:y0f
the HERO FRUIT R
V. D. TERRELL do CO,
1 Corning, N, Y,
We,are prepared to till orders for the perk
Fruit Jar as low , as they can be bought 'any
anywliere, anti shipped blow Corning. We can
give sfecial rates on large ilnantitles. It is tbe
best anil most salable, Jar in the market. Oet
quotations from us before ordering elsewhere.
afar +b,lB, 18138.—em
WASHING', MACHINE.
toM. WILKINSON, of Charleston; having
to purchase& tho right to inake , and•vend the
If. P. lanes Washing Machine in Tioga Courity
hereby gives notice, that the machines aro being
made at Tan' Iloin's Cabinet P*11210'17; Wellsboro,
where they may be ntocutell. , ,„
The best, cheapest; and most 86tio,itilotntiobino
,ever invented. . . •
Juno 24,18884 f.
200 Aol li ar e tjd u rtioYeel l t e t4 l4° ' 4 l- s !t e"
WRIGHT & BAILR36
=MEZMEMNStMRIM=
4 * '• . ''''t Pii • 115 .?,;, , ki
OW
.... - r
, x - r • ••• . 3y......Nw ir , , 1 jit A , ,_ll,'
, -ni
-IN OW ,IS _ - our ' -mo-to.„Duy.'.
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T r _vvis(l.utore goods:o4N ja, 2 4ectio,ar, - for
;4,1: - . Ws atarket.l` gild ii#llA3t.erttirs*.ork 6,
: 1' Ni I ATOHESOLoOK ,- JE.iffELRY;'.
- _ LATED - ' -WARE. ..-
AND' FAN.' `-'•-' '
" .• - Ct ..gOODS; . A COST: :. -. •
,
i •
II '2Ol GI: C l o cks at ' 7. "'" ' .A. -- - $3 60. '.
, .
, • Vothic " ' " '. 3 63.
• .
COttage " 1 , " ' .' - 1;70.
1 . • _:
Armories - tn. Yiratohei . t In _Bilrerlitlllting .. pases at :
$1.9.; 'Fiiier 146voimitt; lia libivio narevit dot- .
respendingly low prices. Plated Ware at, Altan.
liftitiarere prices, .
„ . ~.. , . ~
THIS
_ls - 1,74j,,',,,.#44.,8,iiGi. AU ' l! = 4 ~...y.ws-,.4114V1iN
-,.4114V1iN tPAI.'EIi 1 1..) - &'",
. „
pin anti seo for - yourself.. ,
:, Wellsboro, April 22, 'OB, ' *A. POLY.
=EI
rnint,for, /*morn and Others.
THE 'G FTON•J MINEEAL'i , PAINT (CO.
,
ore now 'mantifetiftiring!thel: BesV,Oheapeiti
and most Durable Paint in use; two coats Well
p t it. : on,, mixed with pure Linseed Oil, will laid 10
or 16 years; itispf ;slight brown or, beautiful
Chcieolate tergf en,
Insti, stone , ' drat afire Or to suit the tette
of the :consumer._ It is valuable for fences,
Barns, Fonees„„Carriage, and earmalters,pniie
and --..WP04047 1 fia 6 ; 42,TiTatiral Icapletyrdnt4t
Canal .4044/.1 Y 0 3 00 5 i.,T4 l 3 bi)W,P.DAnuitpC,an - -
' vas, Metal and Shingle Roofs, (itbeiniFire arid
-Water proofs,) Floor Oil Cloths, (one mtumfaie
liner baring vsed-b,OOO bbis. the peat year,) and
and as a paint for an,y purposo is unsurpassed for
body, durabilityValisticitiand adbetiviiesse-
Price $8 per barrel of 300 lbs.,
which‘Will Supply
a farmer for years to' come. Warranted in ell
as above. Send for a circular which gives
frill partieularif..b-None gennina;unloiatr branded
in a•trade mark, Oraufton Minetel PaintelPetz
sons can order the Paint and remit 'the money
on receipt of the goods. Addiesi
DANIEL BIDWELL,
June Pearl'S York,
To the Soldiers of Tioga County.
OUR attention is respectfully called to the
fonoirizyk ....sct at assembly" passed 'atilt°
lalst session of the Legislature, end to the DAM
ties afforde4„hy,virtue of that ant, of preserving
the evitienets'cittiui sellatihe 414'8410ra in the war
for the preservation of the Union.
Be ii &masted ,by the Senate and Rouse of
Represeriti,tiveF lot the Craninonisettlth' of Pento:
4ytvariia itt`'Oetibrat ,Wetublyniet. l iind ft is' WV
by' enacted by the authority of the saute: That
the Recorder,- of Deeds or the seVeratOounties of
this Commonwealth Atre hereby. authorised and
required to record nil fnittl‘diseyargiut Como'
mo-siened ati'd 'non!CoMinis“oned 'OffMers and
Privates upon applientien being made to theta
!Thy the holders of the same, tor a hieh the Heuer
der shall bo allowed the usual fee for recording
and that the recording of the same shall nut be
suhject the pad .sent of the State tax.
;, It. ITN 0. • :, W. figARL: G ()verger. ,
We115b0ru,Pa4:4 ) ,Y:13.,. 1 0 9 7-arft "r
• ' Recorder, Tioga Co.
Had Book of PolitioB for 1868'4
• •
SPECIALLY adapted for use 'in the coming
Presidential campaign: , contain all the
mutter in the Politicat Manuals of 1866, 1867,
and 1868. Compijed from official -sources. Will
give the whole Political 'MOM!' of ttio' Govern
ment, and of Parties, including Impeachment,
Reconstruction, „General Politics, Platforms,
Acceptance of Candidates. 481..tfreut April, 1865,
to July, 1868. Tables on D'obt and Taxation,
Revenue and Expenditures, Banks Southern
Registration and, Vo,lcs. ; Election Tables from
186 U to date. 4.6o'tngoe,'Bvo, cloth, $2.50, post
paid.
2ho PolitleatTfliftintfor 1465, , separately,
cloth; SIN *Tait Cdovar casts; ;peat: paid
Address '•
EDWARD lifoPflE4BoN,
ClerhtOro Bore of.;47l,firyenta,tiv9t,
; . ^i D•":P •
SAVINGS 13A' K.
OTHER :
WALt - 11 NI
ltddirti N 'iIIiOVISICN"S-1!1::$RE
. ,
rk D saying that ti,: -.- penny saved iky:a penny
uttruoil,justiliest4GAßMJEß in naming his
establishment, a Savi,ngs Economy.-is
Wealth, staid Battle 01(r - chap whose ut,ttne I have
forgotten; ansl it iy eoo[lol.lly to tratla, , whore (Po
•
o f high prices j's being, preset:aid with,vigor and
rvithcidt reprieve. I'S:in AClMlgiltti: .- Tetts,
llio
lnßses,. Fish, :Perk, Tour, Corn Alual, Coffees,
Canned FrnitS;Spices,'aild everything intin)lo
- for falaily,use, giving the buyer the benefit
OF •-• THE - 7:
fall of the markets, en advantage
.duty , aPPTO
ci.ited by iivei•Ybedy,ntidelytt 'tally' these Terdane
who" fiforci 'PYIabIIS'ING TO PAY ono hun
dred per cent. p - flitt - r:Co" the, ltollor; to PAYING
tvren,ty.five per ' , cot, cash on delivery, of tho
gockis. shall °ref. fay ustoetu'uf: goods .itt;.fait.
prices.
EVBRY. MONDAY,. -
.V,V.tltt"lttgiiAY,"
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
kvtai - v 4 It -
kiVEI3X FRIDAY,
• - ;Cs , l
,EVERY - _ SATURDAY, -
and fill j up osfast'as.l Fol! out,
•
Wollsboro, Juno 12, 11387.‘
E. tit‘cAsE'
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AGENT FOR
HARDING'S -EDITIONS
OF FAMILY, PULPIT`,
• ;41 APO
Wholesale Dealers will Boa the list to embrace
the largest ; milertuirri t t ?•ibles bl i the country.
The publisher has'no hesitation in pronounc
ing them more saleable than any Bibles publish
ed, , The ,various editions, etubraco tbe,,yari,
ons .
styles and Ties of, tYl36,i , hitylrig
in- price Crete $2 to Viktor Vitmily• 'Bible, large
quarto Eke.
'NG ' S
,` 7 A s
PAWN 'l' FLEXIBLE CHAIN-BACK
PHOTOG R,A.pr4 ALBUM,
The superiority of " Patent Flexible
Cbain-4oek Albura.', aver, all otbfra toiotorot4
fo n nu factured,"Willi 4'1411' t l . ll `pliglitcl4'Ociiiiihliz
Lion, he' aPparetib r to-all. "fr fr
Purchasers and !allured -ilitit:tho abo , ire . . hooka
aro all or thA!tostPhi)oilolptlia jot}ntirsqturo. .
E. TI Asn
Jan, 8,1.868.-313 i. " '''Toy, Pa.
Mindoro - Meat' Market !
rruig,sgb3o.ober:P P Onedllie 4 Makketiin / the
l„ately t , ueopiled ;by ;Dr.-Webb, on
era ftUri:itreet,. M,Ontli)y Morning, FCb: 17, Whore
be will keep 11u11 - assortrednt.6f:t • •
Ileitis and Shoulders. lithe people will Five me
encouragement I will keep up a good Market.
Feb. I9;1868r-Siri - .' '
1.---
Scales ! Scales ! Scales !
rpilir Mini° Platform -ScaleS„ itll 'ordinary
size:, for heavy, and counter use, may be
found at the jlarillyare
ales
'Wm. • Roberts,
KNellitheto. "'Those WO"; F"a 14 1) at
cut and hateitelsnperm'e artYvelieftV.' They ;ire
madeitt-tha, host styln Intl have tahou the premi
um at all thogre:4
haye_tha:tmlu, agenCy_ fa_i_thtkijM.Seales
region. r ,.IVILL.KAIki ROBERTS.
Weltshor4AtaY,l2;
=
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13 ut - CQ'S.
Odt 'l2. • ...• • , • !•,?q
gns
Tlft;:yrycli , s - Artppm vm t :B;I3.pPOILT.
, foi,ealizratiltoreltprKSlorpi
TEE 'BEST STYLE, and
atiiiiitoh, a t THE AG/TATOR Office.
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: FANCY, 'ARTICLES, TOILET SOAP,
3 CLOTH, HAIR, TOOTH ,84 NAIL
BRUSHES, MIRRORS, , „
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iAtaYiVA 0 targeet . 8 to* qf
PAINTS. , :OIL&OLAS
Pu're White Leo& Pure White Zino, Linseed
011„. Roach yurnimtr, Fornitive Yurn)bh, w t .
' °Ohre, Veneflan Red, 'Clifthue: Yel
low, Chrome Green, 'Prussian Blue,
Patent .Dryer, .Luelcet,l
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panisli Whiting, j'atiolliio, Kilsoniini), Relax],
, Tar, Log . Wood, Faatio Broza Wood, Cam
, wolidp;Rtaiiroost,-,
Spiritsza'atinitine,
and Herosenci,oll, Paint and
Varnish, Brushes,
Whiph we rAthaell, .?,.5• per ; cent / ph„"Aper : thin in,
other paAeliqah,ract),t-4L4o,;,PaktiAky sf :',,t esort, set?
hEiv , e'ovP*7 0 41 pkieTPTIAta:41PiOT$F,e!.iiki!,..- •
DRUG STORE,
t
and:all:W*BBk le for youto;oall and'oxamlue our,
pt'oeiciand• prlcumbeforetbuylagf,Lalsowltere.j„ r fte
inemberme lao: undersold', , ;,,,
. 1 'All goods warranted or no sale.
• R. Vnica,4gOi-ti .. ,l:P. R I VILLI&DIS &Co
J. 1,. Wiaamis. g Union -Block,
Well3l.)in* Juno 26,"1.867;
-.•
A Patent IllAht that'l4 Nei
T" SUBScftIBER having purchased the
right of- 1). n. Stiirdevent's Milk Shelves , &
Provision Back for Titige, 'Conn EY;' I s prefated
sell Township or• individual -rights at fair. rates,
,ThiS Rack is portal)* and so arranged that It,
catilae &kali aptikead inillogether agall
urinates, _ lt nocupim!lesstlifin feur'reotilfquare
Of a ramie, One can be pieced 16 the •blieliert in
,cold weather. and tri.tike *4..0... 7
and will hold fron 72. to 84 pane of milk. The
shelves are made , in skeleton form so as toallow
the free Circhtitiori qkr -- itit niountrthe „
rt'l4s vaiita iituteidtp '' more
griimn;
_keep'from 'fear to 'silt ' h sirs lohger
than' on eislinary Shelves. •
Each shelf turns by itself independent of Vie
tither, so that the cream of the former milking is
not disturbed by Ow removal or putting on of
Pans. Thti-framet is-inich• Iliac it esit be readi
ly covered with a cloth or gauze, effectually ex-.
qiuding,inseets or duet. Itis a complete arrange.,
meat to . dry fruit Vin. The £ub>;ot(tit"rr will goon'
visit different parts of the County with a model
Of this racc , or he can be addressed at Wellsboro,
by - thiSe'debirinito Purebale Totinship'or'indb.
vidual rigtts. Specimens can also be soon at the
Foundry building of Sears & 'Wilhelm in this
Borough a, any time after the middle of Marsh.
, ,10 ' iIEORGrcIPROMPSOIT,U:.
• Wellsboro, March, 11, 1868-6 m.
Stairiet4""& thi:Vare
&oft „TAN *ILLION.
• • .trr
Go od fpeople all, both!groat:and small
.*ou
wantlp keep. J•c• • N•: • • !
. .
:RF:d~'3EclN~!l`HE,~ls'-ADI7LY~'`~~ ~
you must have enough to eat, dry wood, a good
wife, well-behaved children, and to:croyn all, a
( 1 1 !...c_ ) : ' • : ' •
TIP I-TOP-- COOKING 'STOVE!
",;\ ';',l" r'?l . • '
Tbfallast!and'efoivninktoo'd,' I have at my Tin
and Stone establishment, opposite Roy's Block,
Wellsboro, and its Vann)" la the'
,
Y
on'ial bands Omitted ; io bo-,eqoal c:ootity 'pie
world:• ' - " '". " •
TIN 14IADE TO, ORPER,
promptly,and warrantod to give satisfaction.
executed In the boseniannor 'and with dispatch
-`dpi eNn SEt
D. P. ROBERTB.
WellsbOrotiet; Nciv. 1847.
-.1% tot ----
Pirtfle
t.A=.lloli tifittßiSfal itikOovemoducdt.ftboAiy,
there I are few that give more• promise of
good, few so twoll'adap led Lo; telieve • libman, suf. ,
feting, few so well approved by the public as that;
new and powerful comedy called Saiutifor (or ate,
the German
ease
call' it - Ilehithbringer). •
It gives ease and comfort to the poor sufferer
from ,
,Noaralgiu,epC. Rheumatism ...tutd,
spoody,trotig itiib4t.taige claim, of ,? distasiis that
are o ft en bored: tOid.altraya behefited by hit out.?
ward application,
For sale by all Druggists.
Wholitsalito;topotiltAYt,;llo4ooND STD.
OER. No 54-Courtiandt York":
T' •Y 1E4% '
P 1 . -I ' l l l ' lll TP B-L A N
in fµll Ho '4, YOUNa'S
• •
FOR SALE CHEAP.
••1 elegant tom open Buggy, 1 leoc,o baud
A operk l bakik BtreblidAtiaud' off, li rr i g i ro, _;
1 aulltoYi^l tivtrhoYsti Binfier wagon. A-4
wit/4W. it!'.'l3AlLiir.
ME
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IBM
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fl - r 1 iii'-ii ~~ ! r~ - i~~f ."
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MIN
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r SLI
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',TIT . . •
REPAIRING
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TO ',.2tOr :8„01Z:
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Ai ri t
,;-rJ - 7) •
011EiP 1)N A.CON'o. SKIN S
EIL SkINS
for_whloh wo.will pay " •
tt..,Ora will manufacture to , fir4orarench or home..
Utica .11?Alek`..pr R.1P,134991'i$ ja the, haat; .xnari
nor aria at. fair. : ratta,"aq pay eiipaaia,l,atOotion
.61 ; 1iRPATIVII 4 T03: '. • • '• "
-s.
firs •1
JIEADY' - MAlit WORK'
if
itiitthlc *A, 01 tot lip aPto9l4, '4114 froptt)i
• time we Shall ntittpiAt wpoitt:l4lpop up thsti !lost !
stook 'of .
• -
49 . 4 . 8RA'
to 'l)'e -ther which We Will 'sell Ai
`it inner proilt, that! enoh articles have , over boon
offered fn ibis rektor'.
We Olialltininpe'keep' pri"'n . Aped assortment
of
84*0114 - Ls; - F.
BOOTEES; ' 'I6'IIIOIIDV s -
MISSES WORK c VA:-*
RIOUS STYLES,'•
and,all istAeo of. MEN'S
• -
. .
ZEATIIER , ' t r• FINDINGS
can be bought of us as ebeifiai any where - Ole
a de of New York, and we'aball keep a full stock
.1,
- -
/Otidif-044r,: t4t,blCit .IUP, VP?,
-, : , I,PEkTSOLE,. LININGS, 'AND'
I , BINDING.
.4 ,
ibui stock otPEGS; t AWLS,
RASPS, „fiVIOVERSI NEEDLESii 14.11,1 TR,
TREES, 0.J4 tirlit A S", with 811.9RAJAKER'S
TOOLS and FINPINGS,,,will_ke found the; lar
gest in the countyi and tatielf for eniall ryoftw.
We talk business and wp ipoan-husintSps. No
ba - orplieisn' in tbiereglori etiongh l be Well
tirOgie who knOnsiiS try ' Corner
of Main and Grafton" iitr'!ets; tppositeVai. Heb
ert? Hardware Store, 11r,, ABA ftq f
0:'
ollsbdiei 24;;:ffiatii-ff.';'
868, 84 1 ,-kP,r, 1868.
WRvitiminanoti.this year. with an akoluahrely
CASEL.businaso.r , ,),
• .
OA4k : •-. PAIR .,4O.I' ; WH
F Ar t
,
OASH-PAID FOR OATS 1.1.
MIN
OABII, PAID FOR cipior
cus6:47du'EvirtirrplNGit,
:;.,, • , t
::1410 . ',s'roicac . : 1 - gz i op4 FOR
FEE.Y;!'
; • GASH I
A 'l4itbk STOCK 'OF.'',P,OXI.K. FOR.
. "t
=ME
Cali - and ta6eT lA. WRIGHT . - BAILEY,*
,
Wo!labor°, Jan. 1-967J1j;)
CI
.!,; I ; ::4
1111 t bs , 'iota or 40!
acifoiint ukuatoalfrAiut aeid4 or,pay oiisti. •
.1•40 i '8 1888." tATTJEYI •
T#DI4: . EAT:DRO r it:„:O . O',IB;,.
*-ii..ii7'.)k-N.4ii-‘lT'al4niiiir.g"g
RKNEFIT I
'r • "
rltiocat4mAin , • ,
PitRT'FIRST.'
In view ofthe oieiteinplated Railroad soon to'
to be built to Virellaboro, the propriefere bavo
eoneitidS'd to give the Istopi(?,horetkbout,s, daily
entertainments throngfi the year; eienthenping on
the 14th of Janpry, The.first plose, entitled,
"LIVE AND IT,T,LIATRI"
ID! Two CUARAOTERS.
MEI
`° - ATX . ?4 VArmt
rnona.
Let Live; • ' •L'• • " " 'Taft PESPLE,
This great drama has , drawn crow
Ae a,houses
both in this and the old Countries, and is ad.
ratted by all to be one of the,mest profitable, in
terating teetiffeeis lixtrait ' ' •
• aitif.e'..49sBo
ME
, *
wish' it dlatlnc. understood, that all
classes_ of politicians, and even' those who • feel
a little Wolfish—and in fact none aro excluded
creel - no — • •
BAZAAR 3 OP IIION i_
Where we ean'. , 'furniah 'gni. style, kind and
,quality of Gentleuten'a wearing apparel on short
'notioei and at Moots astonigilng low.
* CUTTING ; :DONU ADMIRABLY
GlAghs, Cassitheres, Vestitigs, Ladies'
Cloths, and a large windy of
Laliee Dress Goods. -
Bost kinds 4 tiod na 0111(4 AS tho,deapest.
-Tickets t
t •
In this great' Tragedy for the benefit of tho
pnbliepse would not omit saying to tholadies
that we also keel ; everything to replenish their
Trirettetrplcoe.
Conte one•and`dll and witneis the above en
tortaitiinent. We ido hot ankh to be oid Stars,
but shall endeavor:it° do onflie!st to gitio' , all the
worth of their tatiney:
. •
- Reseive4§ea(B for`the Ladies.
• k..•
•-; Reiiioni4tir the place;
NO; UN - 10N- BLOCK.
shnli eye' our. Patrons the'full ben;
eat of the :deciline In priced, and eiteuding
thork:our.thankiffor the very liberal patronage
heretofore ..exten4ed, - ire solicit a continua no
of the 'same, • it •
IifIL'OQN A VAN VALKENIRIRG.
Inhere Jah:ls 1868—tf:'
WelAsp. r ,
Homei Life Insurance Co.,
Nb. 258 B*4.DWAY,,NEW . YORK.
ALL the net' route of this d,o ' puny go to
,; the Assure* : • ':-.-. ,''
~:
14p forfeiture erPoileles. L.: : • _, :
MiLimitatioitiM tososidonee or ravel. --..
The Home htil'in cieiple Anti Cap MI .most ee
°wolf iAvested; t , -.; , ..„,,,,
.
WALTER O. GEXITRITIL ~.. ' , ' ,
Pres.
GEORGE O. ELPLET r " ' Body.
I. H. FROTHING/IAN ); ' TrtA.e.
WM. J. COFFIN, ' `',l ACTUARY.
MORGAN HART,' Ag't, Wellaboro.
*arab 4,186876 m. .
HARKNESS' it--
RILEY,
,1)001-ANDJSROE MAKERS
,Over "Witeeti ton Votkenbere's &ore, in the
••rtooffir oluziirctl by` Bert j.-' Seeley.
TOOTS - AND:SuORS of all kinds toad& to
JlDlkitirder finals - the beet manger.
REPAIRING of all kinds - dra promptly'and .
good. Give us a call.
JOHN HARKNESS,
RILEY. .
Wtillaboio ? Jan: 2, 1888 jty. •`::rf
• WOJaboro - etoth=Dit'ssin& Works.
Tirivurd: Changed' Mr.! JAMES SKI= :to
jOll. kalieriniond our Clothing. Works Avec'ttre
noire Zeit*do` nil kind of 6Colorlig atur ~ dress.
tag in good itsl6-and n oiler.
,
t r , : l- ' TBOLpi
4.8; /867:4: 1 oiqszimit?aii). --
.'Nq~ .
BB'S!
glil
.r.tir;'6o64D.
the I?,ar4uette,FßEE.
PART TIMMY
)11,1401.SAL11._::=0111Q;$THL:
EMI
CO#NING;:‘' II % - Y..
;
x , .
,
mon
ORME
= ••„ - .
. :AND OIL'S; i, .• , -. •
' III . Ai3ObRUS D,AVIDS' INKS, x*rru!s
•
coNouNTßAtripilv
.isp LNEs,
•
. • TRACTS, • -
BURNETT'S 0000AINE, FikVOßiNil
EX`CRA KEROSENE LA.MPS;:',
PATENT
ESTER PERFUMERY
ANEELAVORING EXTRACTS, - WALL
PAPER, 'WINDOW GLASS,
WUITEWASH LIME Fc
ANI) DYE CDLORS,
AGENTS FOR_MARVIN & CO'S . 'RE.
FINED OIL:
MI
MEMO
Sold qf.'Wholesnle . iii;yers are requested
•.• I
to call and got quotations 'before. going fartbq
past. ,
AV..D. -T,ERAPJA.;,& CO.
Corning, N.Y., Jan.-1,1368,4y
iB6 „.,
F.o4' SAIX.
B . C. WICKIIAM,
, T HIS NURSERY OF FRUIT AND OR
NAAVENTAL TREES, 91 TIO4A t
-460,000 Apple! `gees.
*O,OOO Pear , frees:
A good supply of PLUM', PH CH, CHERRY,
arid ORNAMENTAL' TRIOS IHRUBBERY.
The Fruit trees aro composed of the:choicest:
varlotles, good, healthy, some of them largo ata)
Irt bearing.. Any one wishing to ,get a supply
will do well to call and see my. stook before por
,eliasing elsewhere'. jar- Dollverediat•the depot
free of charge.
Tioga, Fob. 28, 1888-Iy* ,t . , „ ,
To Owners of Hotses" and Cattle.•,
!TOBIAS' • DERBY CONDITION POWDERS :ARE
11 warranted superior to any; others, or no pay, for
thecuro of Distemper, Worms, BOW Coughs, nide.
hound. Colds, &e., in 'torsos • and colds, Coughs, Lots
of Milk, Black Tongue,-Itelth 'Distemper, &0.,-in Cat.
the. They are perfectly.bafe - andinnocent; no need of
stopping the woricing , ofyOur animals. They increase
X 1140.013010, 07oA flue coat, cleanse the stomach and
uritte t ryorgans; ,also feel:gam the milk of cows. Try
'them, and you will'hover boiwithOnt them. Hiram -
WOodrilif, tho celebrated trainer of trotting horses, has
need' them for Imre; and recommends • them to his
friends, ,• Col. Philo: ,P. Bush; -of the, Aerotne • Race
Course, Foram, N. Y., would net use them until hs
-wap told of what they are composed, since, which 'lto
is never Without thou. Mhos- over tiventy running
horses in his charge, end for the last three years has
~need no other Mod:ciao for them. 110 bee kindly per
mitted me to refer any ono to him. Over 1,000 other
references can be seen at tho depot. Sold by Druggists
.and ; Saddlers. Price 25 cents per. box. Depot, 58
,Cortlanift iitreet,Netv'York: • [Fob, 10] '
ME
WELLSBOIO. FOUNDRY AND
i.IkLAC HINE SHOP.
TIIE subscribers' having prOcured-additiotia
machinery fire now ready to furnish to order
all sorts klf 2'
CASTINGS,
PLOWS, 611 L VAPOR S, 'FIELD
RO LLE R'S, MILL GEARING,
SLEIGLOHOES; iv, 0,0 D.
SAWING. MACHINES,
&c., &c. .` '
Wa bay° also a
:14VOODWORTH PLANER,
for custom and job work, . We are also prepared
to do
SLITTI,AIG & ;SCROLL S.,4WING
Haring a first-class screw-outting Lathe, we
aro prepared to make
--- OHEESE''. PRESS- SCREWS,
to order. Builders — of_Cheeso Faeteries are re.
quested to examine manufacture
the
:ChaillP l o Ilow,
ono of the finest imilenients in the market.
pub paid for OLD IRON.
•
CHARLES ,WILLIAMS,
F. L. SEARS.
Welleiloro, May 15, 1867—tf.
GFopery and PFovinion , :, Store,
' CORNING, N: Y.
to. ID.: gea.tar_.A,
Niv il in o, 4 s ti L tFo i r D, RETAIL DEAL E R
GRORRIES PROVISIONS
•!t
Mil
Winefi, * Liquors' and
eigairs,
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC, GREEN &
DRIED FRUITS,
CA.kNIf7.I) TFRUITS AND
VEGETABLES,
WOOD & WILLOW WARE, ,GLASS &
OR,OOKERY WARE,:
CARRIAGES, CABS &
PERAMBULATORS, TOYS,.&q., &a
A full and oomploto assortmont oftbe above
mentioned goods of the, best quality always 'on
- Po:Alen attention paid torine , Groceries ,
Deolors and Consumers pill dud it to Allele in
Wrest to cumin° Lai *oat, before buying. •
. - C - ofning,•ll. March 410818. T - • -
-•
rivin.! f iriest, asiaortment,of 3Watablioi ClOake
lontelmun &Mated Maio i4i ~ .fil o ku counts
sts ~ .0 1 i/goil.qtirdocl36r I 4iNanfe.
e===l
,
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to onJor.
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:`' -I tr. • ,' I 'Faal o3
4414, avt/0 4 , 44 14q1,4444144. / ./ . , u tt a,
' 7 tiontib:J= 15440,0poofyano
•kantorirteki Zuftlee4 , estop pin
ajuttlituoitippoe,,Afte,- nett /03414uu/pli e..441qM 9
q104f09/ O VPAPPO/In I IO4PPANi # l 4) yi 2 uni.ma
oin int ! ) Aiicr day , oulgooly
glq4 -q11444114. t,tau.o. 44410. uvo
utc ,, v -Goo lotutua-i.totok
41/011. 0 / 4 inol4/4 j441440.443v0 if pdittc!lv;g-
.; ; 4 .;
*IMINVId
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eq) bi easualua-jo,uonuc?)4l, utt . Napa ['As ,
SINIINFI4III
d.104 -- 'll
, .. . 4e,una. ualann.
RI 1 SHIM:111d liaaana
tzt fliva
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ch • --"951011,4uu1ig MIPS
01 , gt; , • 'paApuntipti
osn7gs 'HUY 1,41
•va `a-74-msiv-vx
MIMI
olocisuota no .iooa priql
1131-11L01111 LOX 11 '9
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`S 3. NO bit S
sauvmuuVH
lal
nod Ittild'tiq Sci 'o2zei I GAIN put
' ' 7,
osouistig,
,1411; ,uo oka OAim
The; American Cooking Stove.
AFT"Men*, years experience in the man
ufaaturttiet stoves, we. became convinced,
some six ye a aim?", that a yak.. amount of
money was being expended by the people CT this
country, n buying cheap and worthless stoves, a
large portion of which was - wasted; and Abet
true economy consisted in buying the hen stoves
that could„ be made, notwithstanding - the price
was higher. With this view we' proceeded to
tionstruOt the'American Cooking Stove - , and
Spared•mo - painslor expense to make it; the best
and most perfect stove that could be made. And
we have - experimented with it, nod, carefully
watched iti operation f or the last alx Yea* and
when an itaproveMent suggeited itself, we have
at once adopted it, and•we.have several of these
improvements - . secured by letters, patent. In
this manner ,we do not.besitato to say, we have
brought it to whigher state of perfection than
hns in cooking stoves.
The reeentliiinprovemeras ' , this WWI, has
added largely to:its convenience .and effective
ness.,, all the varieties -of .stoves we manu
factue, we - study
.usefulness, durnbility, Conve
nience and coontitay in' operation;rather than'
cheapness in- price, and in so doing' we are satis
fied we study the interest of those.purehasing
our stoves. SHEAR, FACRARD; & CO., ,
. • Albany, N, Y.
For eale by CONVERSE & OSGOOD, Wells
Voie, • Pa. - • • , May 13, 1868.,
-
To ; -the Farmers of rbga.County:
I AM now irupdiugtip, my manufac t ry, nce
in
,Lawre
villo. a' superfor
' . ,-, . FANNING MILL,
whioh poasessesibe' following advantagiis over all other
mills: t _ - , , , „ , , , . ,
I. It separates oats, rat litter, ankfoul seeds, and
'allege eta cockle, from wheat. ,
• 2. It cliiing flax acted, taes out yellow seed, and, all
other seeds, perfectly;— i_.
• 2, It cleans tlinotby seed., ':------_-__
- 4. It does all other separating required of a - mill_
This mill is built of the boat and - most durable ilfi.
bor, in good style, and -is sold chimp for cash; ,or pro.
duce. .• . • • • -'
,Twill fit patent sieve, for separating oats from
wheat, to otbersollle, on reasonable terms.
, J. R MATHER.
LarirencOrille;Oetobet:lo,lBBB-tf
.
'UNION, ACADEIVIY.
. ,
, • -
~ KNOXVII.L.E, .
TIOGA 00., PA.
.iketriTtri • -
-'•''t
~ El lAS ORTON, Principal.. - .
• Mas. Am. u- - tWItTON, precopireB9. '
Miss MIRA ORTON, Assistant. • • '
Miss AMAND -DRAKE, Teacher of Mule.
1 • :• . GALE D E AR BOR.: 1807-4.. .
. Pall Term conime 6es: Sept. &I, Winter Term Nov
20th, Apring Term Beb.lBth, 1868. .
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Lanknaoa arid Higher Mathematics 8 00
' instrumental Mnsic,'sztra •• • - 10 00 -
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. .Itoom Rent. ' • i 250 ,
. Board per ,weelt...‘.. ''''- : ' 8 50 .
• jrnoirillo;-Amlnst 14, 18137-tt. ' , •
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AGEENIS WANTED FOR' , • "
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11121.13 - itarzwAv. .
' iyi. 'ma arei 310 - ndiu „mat . nth: itor,: I• . (~. „, s , a
IVIATe VOrlif) l y )1 I about the, folloWl ng hours:
• ilpitifttfP 291/ # l4 - 1
6:03a m XtEdle Express, Run a) excepted, for Offish,
Salatnanci l and Dunkirkonakingdirect 'connection
• with trains of• tho Atlantic:4c treat,Woetern. lak e
SBoro,and Orand Trunk liallwayir,forglipoihti 'Wm
8:22 a. ra i Nkist Express, Vittly, for hairs lo,Palsm a h es
Dunkirk and the West - , connecting. as abovi.
than a. u, Night. .Expresa, kin miays exmpted, for hot h.
ester and Buffalo, lit Axon.
. . ‘• - 1
10:15 a . m., Mai I Train. Buszava excepted, for Buffalo
and Dunkirk. ,
1:45 p. rn.liultinsoro Expresi Sundays excepted, for
Docheater and ltutralo, sin AWL. • -
(ad p. r n .ViLfisEXPreis,Ba days eicepted, to* fliffale,
Salainancu, Dlinhirlo and. lim Wall conflating
, tit, eirautifincu'. with lini Atrantte &DOI areal Wbstera
Bailyity D Ittlgvitato withtlieli (Asks Infore arid Ct_cfild!
Irriplt /I_ll , llWityihnthi at th m ik trk*ltixthulitkalftra '
• • RallWa4r, for all points wee& and south.
'
6;4o'p ru Buy Exprea.ffnndayaexeepted,i or It och astir
12:86 n . m., Itxpreas Mali. Sundays exceptid. for Buffs.
lo,ffalamanctyind Drlnkirk, rdrinecting n Rh train I
'for the West. ,
1. 7 30 p in Way Freight, SuxuhtYs - 'excepted. ,
6:40p. m., Emigrant trilin,lMily,fo'r this West.
, .
assasinn norms, '
1 '
12:441 a. us., 1 , ..15.1it. Lxprors,„lmily, Sundays anept e ,a,
ttonttectlng atl Grayeourtl4r Warwick, and , at New
York with afternoon trail= and &tanners for Donlon
Mid ,t , i ow Haglund Cities.
4520 a. In.. CI ncinnattlixo kc z'S',,, Hoi - Td a ) e4.3lCopied , and
necting AL Elmira' fdrilarfiatm.g, l'hiludel,pida and
;the youth; At Owego for Ithaca; At Riughatmon
for Syrac ow ; at Great Dead' for Scranton, pldludel,
ph la, and 'fronton:at Lackawaxon. cos,RaNslay,and St
Graycourt lo , r'Netslm,rg, and Waratsk, _
0:65 a, 111., Day Express, tiiMistiseicepten.connectlea
at Minim for Canandaigua, at Binghamton Ego byra.
ease, at 0 NI; t Bond for ffcrautou, at Lackavasea for
' Hawley. And at Joao . ) , City with_ midnight. „gloa ts .
'Praia of New Ji!reey Railroad for Philadelphia, Patti.
mors'and Washington. - • '
10.22 a m Accommodation Train daily, connecting at
at Bimira fur Canandaigua,
`2:26 p. to., Ouitinirs , iP,xpicei, Dandqys excepted.
•4:86 p. m., Nen;'Pork and Baltimore Hall, Sundays ex.
•coptcti
8.08 p ra Lightning Rxnrese, dohdeys excepted, con•
necting at ;Elmira for Harrisburg, Philadelphia and
the dorm/; at Jersey' City witlf - morning etpreis
' Min or Neil , , Jerso llaiad 'for Baltimore ,and
Washington, and at y
New 'F lro ork with morning ex ,
presatrains for Boston and thy East. .
,
12:311 p . M.-Way Freight,fflinclaya czookti.
IVSI. ft: DARE,' . - ' ':lt. RIDDLt,
GOZPI Pasa. Agxfnt.
• • - -
lEllosalparg & Cornitig, & Vfoga B.
X.R.atns.will run as follows until further notice:
Accommodation—Lenses Blessburg at 8,15 a. m., Mos.
tela 14t , 7,0.5.:Ti0ga at 7•,41,' Lawrenceville at
arriving at Corning at 9,25 a. m. •
51a11—Leaves Bloseburg at ,CO2 al.; Mansfield at 2,40,
Tiogn at 3 ,18, Lawrenceville at 4,oo—arriving at
Corning at 5 p. tn.
• Mali—Leave Corning at, 8.00-a. ta., Lawrenceville at
9,03, Tioga at 9,45 y Mansfield hC 10 , 22 .0-arrivlng at
Bloss•burg at 11,00 a. ta.
Ateommodation—Leaves Cdirding at 2,40 p. in., /SW.
rencovil to at 4,00, Tfogn *at ,4.60, Alan efield at 5,30--
arriving at illossbutg at 0,15 p. m.
litotthorn eentia - I R. R.
TitAINS FOIL THE NORTa,
Trains for Cat andagil la lenvo Elmira as folic:We:
Accomodation at 700toa
Express [fastest train on road]
,1146
am
Dianolspm
Way Freight, (p asal:lnger coach attached).,,... ..: 7
10 a
On and after Nov, 21,' 1867, ticitna clll &trite ant
depart from Troy, as follows;
- - •
10 65 A.M.-4)311y (except Sundays) for Elmira, Buffs
. 10, Canandaigua, Rochester, Susp. Bridge and Bis
Canada&
9 45: P, (except Sundays) for Elmira and
Buffalo, via Erie Railway frora
• -
•
LEAVE 801Eini WARD.
600 A. AL—Daily (except Stinda'ye) r for Baltimore,
• : Washihgton; Philadelphia; &a. •
4 ; 06 •P. 'EL .—Bally (except Sundays) for 'Baltimore,
. Washington and Philadelphia, •
'..T, N. DuBARRY, ' ' ED. S. YOUNG , a .
- • Gaul Supt. Harrisburg, tierei Patis.;Ag't
• : . Baltimore, lid.
. .
I On and alter 'MONDAY, slay nth, 1808, Trains
on tho Philadelphia. iriii'llallllohd Will run as follows
WESTWARD.
'Mail Train leaven Philadelphia
'" :"lliameport
" arr. at Erie
Erle'Expreaa learea
•" - " `• Williamsport—
" :‘ arr. at Erie
Elmira Nail-leaves Philadelphia—.
Pitilliamaport...
1 ‘ atlr...at Loeit Haven
tl EASTWARD.
Mail Train leavea Erie 11.00 a m
" • " ' • " Williamsport ' • 10.15 p m
" " err. at Philadelphia 7.10 p m
Erie Express leaves Erie ' 7.40 p m
" " ~" Willii/MBOOrt••••••• ........ r... 8.15 a m
" " arr. at Philadelphia:, 5.00 p m
MB and Express 'connect with 011 Creek and Ails
ghony River Rail Road. Baggage Checked Through.
, . ALFit 1) L. TYLER, Beal. 8 0 0.
. .
. ' -
-Atlatilla and GreatWextorii It. W.
‘SAiilitAtiCCIA
iiry.r•rwann Bourth. keISTWARD
Mail' ° , • ' 680 Express 610"
Accommodation 0,86 Mail 6.61 i
Express 12.10 Accommodation,
Express 11,00 ExPreiii 6.10
At, (Tory there Is a junction with the Philndelphist &
Erie, hnd CII Creek Rail Roads. '
, At Meadville with ; the lorankila and Oil City and
Sabato Branch. '
, At Leavittsburgo the Mahoniny Branch makes a di.
Feet route. to Cleveland. At Ravenna connects with
'Clov'elond and Pittsburgh Railroad.
TIM Road passts through Akron, Ashland Galion,
Marion, Urbana and Dayton, intersecting various rail•
roads, and terrainates at Cincinnati._
• • • L. D. RUCKER, Gen: Supt., Ateadirille, Pa.
THE Subscriber will MI or rant the following
valuable property, to wit:
One tavern stand in' Lawrenceville.
One farm, in which ho now resides, one-half
mile from throe churchee, two School Rouses,
two grog shops, and 'one railroad, and about the
same. distance from the line of the Welleboro and
Lawrenceville Railroad.. The farm contains 180
acres of• good laud, 50 acres timbered, well wa
tered, and very productive. It requires that the
seed• should be sowed and 'planted, however, to
inaure tt harvest. -
Ono-farm , in' Jackson township, 17c. acres; a
first-rate place for a cheese factory. ..
Also—for sale-4 missy 75 sheep, and other
stook, oleap on reasons* , terms.. •
M. S. 11ALDWIN.
Lawron - Oe',Apr. 17, 1807-4 f."
_Planing & • Turiting•
B. , T. - VAN
j- HAynici got his ne* - PactorY in potation.
\is pow 'p
repared to iiil . orders: f r cabinet
Ware promptly: and in the:best style of orkman.
ship. Having procured a,
.:
• w l ppriwonn( i PLANE ,
_,,
he is ready L dress boards or'Plank Withilispatoh.
i
SCRO.LLAVORK . & - BRACKETS,
. . .
, • ..„ • . •
furnished to order. -His machines are of the new
est and most unproved patterns: . ' . ' ,
Shop corner of Pearl and Wain, Sts, WELLS.
BORO, PA., i ' ' ' '
Oat.-31, 1860:-tf. H. T. VAN HORN.
•
, NEW' GROCERY.
•
At Dartt Settlement. •
=
MIRE SUBSCRIBER has opened a new
,GROOERY & PROVISION STORE
At tit's, abo►o named place, whore he proposes to
furnishloods in his line cheap. '
=Market prices paid for • Farm Produce, either
'Wendt Or trade. '-Tho Patronage of the public is
iespootfully solicited.''ALßEßT TIPPLE.
" 'Charleston, Deo. it, 18614 f. • ' •
Ohairmaker, 'Turner, and
Deafei.
SALE Roolli , onposito Dartifs, Wagon Shop,
kJ Main Stroet.'i FACTORY in Sears 8: PM.
Mime Foundry, second story.-
Orders promptly filled and satisfaction guaran
teed., Panay Turning &mato ordei.
Wellsboro, ,Ynno 12,1887. J. STICRLIN.
. ..
IM undersigned' is , , now
' pep'aied to eas-
Teute.all Orders for Tomb Stones and•Monu-:
infanta of either , ... .-
,
ITALIAN'-OR Ril -
TLAND MARBLE,
1 • •
of Abe latest etyle' and approved . workmanship
andsw th dispatob. .. -; • • . '
He :keep: constantly, onbola- both kinds,ok''
Marble and will be able to suit'_all orb° may-fa
vor him with their orders, on as reasonable terms
gm can be obtained hI the coantry. - . ' •
Stones discolored with rust - and dirt cleaned
and madeict look as:good,os new, ,
:,1'• =,' ~,-, ' „ . , -.-. PORTER , tir4LOOM ,
~ritigti, Nov.l ,- 1.867—tf. ~, :, .=, ~, :: . •
Tie LAITO 00.; Agents.for
ji../ as Woolen Mills. BS-squabs
D.ll. 131c4121711CK, Bu
LEAVE .NORTIIIVARD
& Erio R. B.
Real Estate :Sale.
Tioga Marble Worko.
I=
A
NEI
ERMA
~...11,15 p ra
8.20 a m
8.45 p m
12.0 - noon
8.50 p
10.05 a m
..... 8.00 a m
0.28 p m
7.45 p in
=I