REFORM, tied' Willna break the bruised`reed, Nor leave tho smoking flaz unbound; The wife regulosA husband freed, The orphan clasps a father found. :part•; Ler d, the thoughtless ! guide the blind! 'fill man no more shalt deem it SAM To live by forging chains to bind Osweaker brother in the anat. The Truthful Witness A little girl, nine years of age, was nf- , ferpti us a-witness against a prisoner on trial for a felony committed in her fa ther's house. • `.N,',ow, Emily,' said the counsel for the prisoner, upon her being offered as a witness, 'I desire to know it you urt 6.c.istand the nature of an oath?' & - .1 don't know what you mean,' was the simi l ile.a.u - swer• • •There. yOur honor,' said the-coun sel, addressing the Court, is there an ything further necessary to demonstrate the. validity of iny objection? This witness should be rejected.f She, doesn't comprehend the nature of au oath.' Let us see,' said the judge. here, my daughter.' Assured by the kind tone and man ner of the judge, the child stepped to wards him and looked confidingly up into his face with a calm, clear eye, and in a manner so artless - and frank that it went right to the heart.. • 'Did you ever take an oath?' inquir ed the judge. The child stepped back with a look of "Lorrpr, and the red blood mantled in a blii4h_over her face.and neck as she an sir.' She thought he meant to inquire if she ever _blasphemed. lA° not mean that,' said the judge, who saw his mistake; I mean, were you ever a witness before?' No, sir, I'was never in t )vtis the answer. I-Jo handed her the Bible, Do ,you know that book, for?' the lookea at iti.nd a ligNl V, it is the Bible.' '• Do you read it?' he aski Yes, sir, every evening. Can you tell me whEct tl inquired the judge.' - ' It Is 'the word of the gr ark,,wored. ' Well, place your hand upon this 131- hi on »d listen - to what I say ; and he re peuted slowly and solemnly the oath us ually adrnioi c stered to witnesses. ' -` Now,' surd the Judge, `you have ~ worn as a_witness. Will you tell me ,rhat" will befall you if you dou't tell the truth?' i shall be shut up in the St to prison answered th • child. 'Anything else?' asked the Judge. I shall never go to Hetivet ,' she re plied. liow you know tl4y.'' ked the ju.ige again. eitild took the Bible, and turning • :apitily to the chapter containing the , Commandments pointed to the injunc tion—Thou shalt not bear false witi4ss a,zainst thy neighbor- 7 -and said: learhed that tjefore I could read.' ' • liar any one talked with you abdut y(,ur being a wittn,-.i ill court.against t. e- man ' 'tag in c , l the judge. • Yes, sir,' she Lep:fed. My mottle: 11,. , Nrd they wanted ale to be a witness, ia,A. night she called me to her room - me to tell her the Ten Com, A int then we kneelen 1;1;11111.1!) , ..1:1S mid she prayed that 1.-A h‘pW wicked it ictistc. bear it.d , e a.,alt.st my neighbor, nod thin (it'd would help me, a Huh. , 213.1 ti, to tell the truth as if it were he- !orit.l fun. And witeu I value up hely with hither mhe iiissed me tun.: told me to t'emeniber the ninth commandment. and tout God would hear every word I saiiP pita believe this?' asked 'the Judge, while a tear glistened in his e 3 t caud his lip quivered with emotion. • Yes, sir,' said the child, with a volci ! hat Atoived her conviction of its tad". was perfect. • • God bless 3 . ou,•my child,' ,Said tht jud;.:e. you lia.ve azood. mother. Thi witness is competent. Mere lon trio 'Anr my lice, Mid nocent of the °burg,. against mo . , I would pay - God for such a ‘rituess as this. Let her be examin ed.' She told her story with the simpliei ty of a child, as she was, but there wa, a directness about it which carried - con- - victimi of its truth to every heart. Bile _was rigidly cross-examined. The coun sel plied her with intinite and ingen ious questions, but she varied not from her first statements. The truth so spo t- ken by that little'Child was sublime.— ' ; f Falsehood and perjury had preceded her testimony. The prisoner had in trenched himself with lies till he tho't himself impregitakile. But before her testimony falsehood was scattered likt chat!". little child for whOm a mo- I her-prayed for strength to be given het to speak the truth as if it were before Coo ,broke the cunning devices of ma •-- tuned villainy in pieces like a puttee:, 'vessel. The strength that her mother prayed- for was given her, and the sub lime simplicity—terribly human to the prison er and - his associates—with which she spake, was like a revelation from God himself. • THE PERIL OF ENDORSING. Pity and charity are sometimes inconvenient and ruinoussenthnents in huskness. A 'New York correspondent tells a story of a gentleman of that city, who, for .21) years hal not,knowit - whata money embarrassment was, which proves this. His business was eksy, he lived in lux ury, with achy and country loitnne, and could draw his check for.any amount be needed, without endorsement of his friends or accommodations from the bank. A friend came to him for assis tance. He tried to-help him; went' in a little way; went farther to save that; found his friend fraudulent and trde Muller, and now can't tell whether in six months he will be penniless or not. "He indorsed for a : friend" used to be the proper inscription for the cell door of every caged debtor. A 71?.11.Y GOOD LITTLE BOY.—Little Walter Draper is a very!good little boy neeoidinrr to all the rules laid down for good iirtre boys. Last 'Sunday he ask ed permission of his moOter to go down to the Gotild & Curry rbservoir, which his mother refused on the ground of its bo.iog the _Sabbath, Uood little boys sometimes cry a little, and Walter be gan blubbering. ' "\Vhy, Walter," cried his mother, "I. am n , donisheti! The idea of your wish- 1 ina to go down to the reservoir on the Lord's holy Sabbath to go swimming with II lot of bad little boys!" "800-hoor blubbers Walter, "I didn't wDut to ko a swimming with 'ern, ma: I only wanted to ~go down an' see the bad little boys get' drowned for goin' \v - inuoin' a Sunday—boo hool" Vir ;2;ll4l Blior2ppise. Patrick O'Flanigan, being In an un c'emain and "diseunifuddled" state, and ng‘t Haile able to distinguish, at a late loon - of the night, his OWII hotise from ncighlalr's in a low of similar ones cot lel mied to malt ea bold posh and trust Ascending the steps, he rang the hell, which was answered by the lady living nest him, and who knew , "(,;,iiii you t:t-tell me where P-P-Pat rick O'Flan(hie)gan lives!" he ° asked, icadyitig W hit) self by the railing. I `'hy, you) are Patrick O'Flanigan," said the lady. I " 11 -h-botheration! I don't ask ye who Patrick O'Elanigan is. I want to k-k-know where the ould chap lives." - . - " 1 „I” Igxil)le tili(xuld not lose eight of tiof iiiitiortanek of keeping 1113 1)111i!4r tit the head Of the Land I)(;p:irtment, tor t ih fink of the most :ite klie Etatf! Coriv. :117f k he 021)1 of partie* rimy ofreA:l,4rl p_l.l e peyjk. , , li. „, ; • . t Cc- r, (itn., K;Eall libel .ie 41.4.14 1 / l A)ast wt., / .. 7 f rtj(-Nt heax testimony tAittt they A w k i y 4. ( :"A.A 1 .).;.:1 and exAct jubtioe at lass jAwiu. l Ou wily IlEA : prAiNirsl:Noly i§ . YOtir Tinge Da, iiityineiti;*arniteit Consia7 ' I FO3IC , ASEIE,S; BiEESWPAX, BEANS, BUTTER OHEEW 'EGGS; FLOUR AND DRIED AND OR,Eill;llTs, GRAIN, FE . AIIIE - RS, •fitNIP, PRAWISIONS, OILS, A ttb, ,TALLOW,SII:DS ' Co me JOSIAH OA 111-)EIN General 00111111iSSOil Merchant, 442; 444 auci - 446 Washing - t4in St., And rieoit o bls weekly !'rice Cuirriit of PrO dueo and Gtrocetie2 the ?nest etianylete Pile*. cur rent Published in the United States. SEND .FOR A PRICE enit:ENT Marking Plitte 6: Cards furnished Free. Liberal Advances made on Consignm7s. Established Nay ht, 1860. First Class References trivvb equirod. April 22,1868.-Iy. EW HARDWARE STORE 1 CONVERS & OSGOOD their , tl , t hustu.,s 1 , 1 Griteeriet=, ,tt . hare t?...,t.thlisbetl.ll TOVE, TEN;AND GENERAL (Iai d) WARE BfORE I two T ire below the ~k t stood; iv/lace they man ufnct e TIN - WARE . ON "I BE 11, MAN IT Y PRINCI PLE, (hat i.. in th watter of \ ST . Alt A Tee r l S AI 9 IVA L le . . s'S_LA. t is E:Ile of the 11111111CIN COO ' \TES. , ,in, Nail,,, i •ty of r 1 le have enough to rig in Tioga County ,nough to• MAKE AS We are . .1313 only rtgebta fur Wi3llo,oru; and this Store Is th) 2 l AUTOCRAT (5r ST We t reisp . all kinds td I, Horst, .hoc.?, and a entapktn vari Et you •IJn't behove , it DROP IN - CONVETIS "OSOOO IVellsboru, 1, 1867, Iy. Stoves: 'StoVe Stoves . • .111-4 111. 11 D. A A. It D . IV A IA lit I MR. WILLIAM ROBERT'S begs to annot3eo totho citizens of Toga County, that in addition . hi 3 Cia-taro, Brittania, and Shect-Iron Warp, iia has, at a great outlay, stoolod his storo on , with a complete assortment of Shelf Hardware, of which we enumerate the foliewliag articles: NAILS, SPIKES, CROWBARS, X.<JUT, MILL, HAND AND BUCK SAWS, BUTTS, STRAP' HINGES, CARPENTER'S TOOLS, PUMPS, AXES, _ AUGERS, BUTTS, BITT-STOCKS, lIATCHETS,:pIIISELS, SHOVELS, SPADES, FORKS, BENCH-SCREWS, • WOOD SCREWS, CARRIAGE BOLTS, BURRS, SKEINS, WASHERS, PIPE BOXES, AXLE TREES, ELLIP TIC SPRINGS, lIORSE SIIOES • HOOP, BAR, & BAND IRON, GRINDSTONE • HANGINGS, CORN POPPERS, .• 'SAUSAGE COTTERS AND STU PPERS COMBINED. Also, PISTOLS, PISTOL CA R I TRI DOES, POWDER , AND CAI* • PATENT BARNDOOR HANGII fI new thing, and made for 1180. These are but a . 03 of the many - articles Composing our stock f (fittAVVIITO • w e invite the public to call and examine for •hemselves. We aim to keep the hest quality al soot's in our line; and all work to order done ,rotaptly And well. wl'LLIA:ki ROBERTS. We/18hnro. Sept. I, 1888—tt Hero Fruit Jar, CROSS of the 'MAU) FRUIT JAM ...lt/ for sale by We are prepared to fill orders for' the Iler , Fruit Jar as low as they can be bought nny , nywhere, and. shipped from Corning. We ear: dye special rates on large qourititici. It is th. , rest and most salable Jar in the market. (tom !notations from us before ordering elsewhere. , March 1868.-6 m WASHING MACIIINE. JAS. st . 'WILKINSON, of Charleston, having purchased th - e right to make and vend the U. P. Jones Washing Machine in Tiogn County. hereby gives notice that the manhifies aro being made at Van Horn's Cabinet Factory, Wellsboro, where they may be procured. ' The hen, cheaperr, and more 9eliatble machine ever Invented._ June 2S, 1848-tf, - 201 i litwitt? tieeth 100 bushels (.39Y4i kgiled ‘ 0140 eklit kitoll V? StlCiliT et ; • . " and ---- oii her s. MEAL ; FLAX;-COTTON, FURS A'&1)-SION'S, WOOL, OANI E PO U OritY; NAVAL STORES, III)PS UINSENO, TOBACCO S .S„ORGIIUM, MOLASES, ite- molt substantial manner. It•the nit the c.,nl;ing and Witt In. In fuel. ue. Lnvo Move: NIIELF II ARDWARE IE2 MAIN STREET, WELLSBORO, W. D. TERDELL Jr; Co., Corning, N. Y. -FTA VINO more goods than is this market, I will sell my WATQUES,, CLOCKS, PL'Al'Eri WARE, 'A i N CY !OODS, Al' CO 0. G. Clocks at 1 Gothic ' ' I - Cottage American IVatches in Silver hltt $lB. Fitter Movements, is tibarir~ re..spondingly to price: Plated ufacturera' priers,. • TiffSAS-NO If UMBE), B t •• . • • WettsboN.APril 22. 't3s. E Paint far Fameis ai r GR A FTON MINE 11 A 11 1 , nre,non , manyLleintiog (1.0 t and most Durable Paint in tie P ut on, mixed with imic Linfted pr 15 years; it is at a light brow Chocolate color, and tan la' eilfq' lend, stone, ar..l. olive cream, Pf . Abu consuatei. it i- valuabl Barns, Cusr;,l4e gad t_a and Woollen tturc, Canal Boats, Ve2 , l4elb vas, Metal anti Shingl t l ItOor4, Water proofs,) Floor tail MI6, turerhavinF v Eglj 1)146. the and as a paint tu'r any purppse is usurpassed for body, durability, aliuticity and t dhesivertess.- 7 Price $0 per barrel of 300 lbs., which will supply a farmer for years to come. Warranted in all eases as above. Send for q 'circular nbik•li gives full particulars. None genuine nulc:s branded in a tradie murk, Grautton tliue,al Point. Per sons can order the Paint and remit the money on receipt of tho goods. Address DAINIEI, IiIDIVELL t , 2.7 , 4 Pea rl St, Now York. Juno 3,1868-61 u To the Soldier 6 of Tio .YOUR attention is re:pet:MO following 'Act of A'ss , :tabi 3 tadt Fe.sibn of the Leg , tizittlre, al ties uTurded by virtue of ,bit ac the evideuee ut our serviec sui ter tile 1 3rezervtitieu (athe Btt n Be it enacted by iht Sen.llo and Mouse of Reprkentstit se of the Commonv ealth of Penn ivaaaa in Go! era' A,,mbly me , audit is here by enacted by the onthor.ty of thr.i +/me: That the Recorders of Deeds of the et:royal Oatnties of this Communtsoulth are he , thy authorised and required to tecued all floni disellargos 9f Cora ,m,E.ioned nod uon.ijunnit , 6onvd Officers and Privates upuu applieutioli bring i wade to them y the ho'.ders of the same, ter is Well the Recor der shall be hosed the usual fn Cur recording; anti that the recording of the ratio not be •object the payment et the State tax. 1 JNO. W. G EAItY, Governor. IVellzbvio, Pa., Jtily 13, 186 S-3 10 B. L. DEANE, - Recorder, Tioga Co. Hand Book of Politics for 1868. P,EC IA 14Y adopted for ut.c in the coming Preittlential campaign. Will contain all the .oatter in the Political Manuals of 18013, 1887, dud 1868. (.`outpiled front official 4murces. Will L;ive'the whole Political Action of the Govern ment, and or Parties, including .I . lupeaehment, Reconstruction, General Politi :;, PlatformA. lcceptance of Carididaleg, kc., fron April, 1865, to,duiy, 1 568, T f ibl e s on bebt 'Taxation, Iterunuo find Ex pond itures, liltitcs Southern Registration and y,a,s. Isleetioq ',tables from 1860 to date. .1110 pages, e 1 ;b,132 50, post 'aid. ! . . ,\TOVE The deal llahuel f , .r ISGS,I bepa rawly, ; peper cover, 75 een , p rt pale SAYINGS GARIJNE GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE O L en establish Wenlth, s h forgi,ttoti t 1) • of high in icEIB 'wino pru.,..eettic pith vigur and without repriev 17eutt soil tt gars, `l'va, Mo usses, Fish, 1?t, it, Flour, b! , .rti . Meal. Coffees, Ciknned 'Fruits, t;Cities, t...i'uj•tliing intended for tatnily:nse, girt v, the buyer the henetii. (.)1 r .I I I - 1 advuuzuge duly appro elated by over:, budy,eN. verdan N N C, 1 wiiu plcier .PieU.V.l/qA(i 7'o l'A 'alit hut Bred per cent. prufltel, t.. YA YIN twenty-ftve , p.-r del;v. t) tl guotk. f 11.3 • -at. ft: prices -- •• EVERY SAT!: and fill up 212 fast . A . Ai tRD Juno 32, 1667 rIGENT FCci HARDING'S EpITIONS OF FAMILY, PULPIT, & PHOTO- ft BIBLES. _ . tVtletesale Nniers Hill findlthe iist to embrace the largest assortment of Biblea: in the country. The publisher has, no hesitkien in pronounc ing, them more Sit a publisb ed. The various editions etnlrace all the vari• ous styles of binding nod size of typo, varying in price flew $2 to $3O, for Family Bible, large quarto cite. ) HARDIIs.G'S PATEN 1 1 FLEXIBLE CHAIN—BACK PHOTOGRAPH 'ALBUM, The superiority of "Ilardig'sPatentnoxible l'hain-Bock Album," over all others horetorore annufactured, w).11, upon, the slightest exarailyt !ion, be apparent to all. Purchasers are assured that the- above Aiooke of the hest PhiladOlpliih manufacture, lan, 8, 'MSS —3ln Wellsboro Meat BEEF PORI( ! At r s.tibPeriber uponvd a Mi l I building lately Occupied Craftun-Etreet, Monday 'morn e, will licep n full 11R:3 , ln:float c t• - I. FILEISIT AMA Yams and Shaiit oncuuragonsent I will keep up r Fob. 10, 1868-3 m.: ' Scales I Scabs ! Scales 'FILE Butliilo Platform .4'll ordinary AL size., for heat; - , anti - counter use, may be ;.,und at the ilardwitre :'tote y 1 Wm. Roberts, Ilahere. The:e Scales are the Fairbanks pat ent and have nu tmperior anywhere . They are mule n the best style and havoc taken the ptetni: a tit nt all the great exhihitler :4 I - I hive the sole ngelicy for there Scales in fhb" region. 11.LI I A M itortEliTs. Wellsboro, Feb, 12, ./9t3S. . A C ISt I".a. how, 1 , q;• , 1 quality 2.) eh= pc:J . 2;llrd at I) LA N° k "CO':. Oct 12 • FIR. FITCH'S ABDOMINAL SU P PORT. ERA, fur sulu nt Roy'l rug Store. JOl3-WORIC, IN THE BEST STYLE, aud with despatoh,at Tun *4IT+TOR 06208. to Buy! I=3Zial necessary for utitiro stook of EWE fay , FAN ,ST. etieg Cases at Cares, at dor van: at 3la/2- B ITABLE SALE ,d Others:' PAINT CO. lieapeSt two wads well 1 1)/1 will last 1O or I,eautift4l' go.l to green, •eit the taste e for Houses, Makers, Pails IMpleMentils ; ' Bottoms, Can being. Fire ant (ono warnifae •-iast pear,) and Heady Y:► July. EDWARD McPkl Clerk of the //wive Jf • WASIIINOT OTHER TVIS THE saying the Penny Eltvird t, poliny led, ;it/stifle:: Ceti nbN Eli fel t.tteinghl 1‘01: 11. Ittutic. t id Nome-old chap L huyo End ,t tv!ivri: the I,A Lrall'l%- r -INTS 7'o A Y huns. t PA YING d el; v i ) u t• the .ap fair EVER Y MON DA )\ TUESDA liVnltY WEDN ESL), EVEICI"11/UllSDAT ER‘ RIDA3. E. 111' . CASE, B. CASE, , Troy, Pa Market! TTON at Market in the Ly Dr. NVebb, on ig, , reb. 17, wheie oplo will give me good MOliet. . J. TIPPLE..-, P. 11.,1VILLIANIS-- & CU. lit SEMPER IDEM, .$3,50. .. 3,63. . 1,70. DRUGS, MEDICINES, 'PXWENAI I1IED•t ICINES, PAINTS, OIL:e VIN DCIIr,GLASS, & PUTTY T VER- Have oomp down to Old Prices at lazt. A " POLEY WE do noy heetato to say that, Ire have the Largest_Skick of • PU R E ENGLISH DRUGS PATENT MEDICINES, FANCY 'ARTICLES, TOILET SOAP, CLOTH, HAIR, „TOOTH & NAIL BRUSHES, MIRRORS, . WINES & LIQUORS,-&C., y to the ime,ed at the HI Cu the radii- ETTER BROUGHT INTO THIS MARKET. We have also the Large9t Stock of pF preeerri kir? , ill the war PAINTS. OILS, GLASS AND PUTTY, Puro White Mild, Pure White Zino, Linseed Oil. Coach Varnish, Furniture Varnish, Vol. tow Ochre, Venetian Red, Chrome Yet low, Chrome Green, Prussian Blue, Patent Dryer, Lacker, Japan, Spanish Whiting, Paris White, Ralson:tine, Rosin, Tar, Log Wood, Fustie, Brazil Wood, Cata wood, Redwoo,i, Potash, Putty, Alco cohol; Benzolo, Spirits Turpentine, and Kerosene Oil, Paint and Varnish Brushes, Which we will sell 26 per cent. cheaper than any other establishment in the county, ;In short, we have every thing ever kept in ajflrst elhis DRUG STORE, and all we ask is for you to call and examine our flock and prices before buying elsewhere. Re inember we can't be undersold. All goods warranted or no sale. , ;ItSON. feprearnialivor, is,' D . C. P. 1.. Wit:melts, 1 P. It "WILLIAMS A 5 Co. 3. L. WILLIAMS. j No. 3 Union Block. lairi Nellab — o'r6; Jt!nis . '26, 1467 A Patent Right that is NQ Humbug. THE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the right of 'D: B. Sturdevant'B Milk Shelves Provision Rack for Tioga County, Is prepared to sell Township 13r individual rights atfair This Beek is portable and so arranged that it can be taken apart and put together egain in Aire minutes.--It occupies,- less-than-four feet square of a room, and ean be placed in the,kftehen is l izertter r el t.l. 411113 WiliL . olti r9g.72 tp-84 pane,of milk. The shelves are trade in skeleton form so as to -allow the free•cirMilation of air all around the pans. It has been proved that milk will raise more ereatn.und keep from four to, six, hours' longer than o 3 ordinary shelves.• • 4, Bach shelf turtit itselt,indopbrident of the other, so that the cream dr the former milkipihs not 'disturbed by'the retittival 'Jr putting on Of pans. Tho frame is AhEli that It min be result ly covered with a cloth or gauze, effectually ex oluding insects or dust. It is a complete arrange -3 'thent to dry fruit upon. The subscriber will soon visit diffkent parts of the County with a titfofil of this rack, or he can be addressed alt Wellsboro, by those desiring to purchase Toivnship or indi vidual rights. Specimens cad also be seen at the Foundry building of Sears-6; 'Williams in this Borough nt any time after the middle of Marsh. GEORGE TIIOAIPSON. Well3boro, March, 11, 1868-Gm. Stoves & Tin Ware `Good people ail, both great and small,-..if you ant to keep PEACE IN THE FAMILY you .. ust have enough to eat, dry wood, a good wife, 011-behaved children, and to crown all, a \is TIP. TOP COOKING STOVE! This last a d crowning good, I hare et my Tin l i and Stove tablislimont t opposite Itoy's Block, Virellaboro, a d its name, m the HOM I b , COMPANION .t: - on all bands atlas tted to be equal to any id the world. • TIN WARE lADE . TO ORDER, promptly,and warrant \ a to give satistketion. REPAIO . executed in the best 11111131) r. and with dispatch. CALL ANDS ME. D. : ~RODERTS Wollsborough, Nov. 21, IBa7, Public Ben : , it, A itONG the uleful improvements of the day, ti.. there areifecw that give- more remise of I t good, few so well dapted to relieve h man suf fering, few so well approvedlis the publ c as that new and powerful emody called Salutifel• (or as the German peopl call it ilealthbringerp\ - It gives ,aao a d comfort to the poor a !rarer from Neuralgia and Rheumatism, and blings speedy relief to that large class of diseases that are often Cured and always benefited by an att ward application. \t For sale 1y all Druggists. Wholesale Depot DAY; DOAOT "--- ,ACILAND STL GER., No b 4 Courilandt St. Now York. T. O E It 8 - BANKRUPTCY BLANKS, in full itnte, at VOUNG'S I#OOICSTORE. elogant new open Buggy. I second band 1 open buggy. 2 second hand top buggy.=-• sulkey.__ I two horse lonbor wagon. WRIGHT & BAILEY. h.--. 1 s Lill if' IifEDICINES,, YANKIE NOTIONS, .P.I;RF,UMER Y,' Such a FOR THE MILLION FOR SALE CHEAP. W-- F 1-11 Pit! TO BUY t• SELL IS OUR 8U5, 1 . 1 Y.4 6 :1 -;*z IMO 'VETE iat)the-t*Eletri market..plisse, NY the following artselea. •• ; SfIEEP . • P E•L S, • DEACON SKINS, DEER SKINS, FURS, HIDES, - AND VEAL SKINS, for which wewlll pay, cash. Ve .- will - manufaceure to Order;French or hem tanned CALF or RIP BOOTS, in the Vest man ner and at fair ratty, and pay ospooia) attention to REPAIRING.. :":‘ -E, I 4SQ, Vo hive a:first-rater,stcieli: of REABY-MAIIE, WORK, on vr_hten - me - triii not to uriAorsad, from this timo we shall make it a.point to keep up the host stack of - • • 'LA ITERS, to be found in die :county, which we wilt sell at a lower profit than ,aoch articles have cm been offered in this regioti. We, Anil likewise keep up a good assortment df LADIES' BALMORALS, LEATHER ROOTERS, 'CHILDREN'S AND MISSES WORK us' VA• MOUS STYLES, and all atylos of MEN'S WORK LEATHER .j. FINDI.NGN ona be bought of us ax cheap as any where this side of New York, and we shall keep a full stock of FRENCH CALF, FRENCH KIP, UP PER:, SOLE, LININGS, AND BINDING. Our stock of PEGS, NAILS, THREAD, AWLS, RASPS, GLOVERS' NEEDLES, LASTS, TREES, ORIMP S, with SHOEMAKER'S TOOLS and FINDINGS, will be found the lar gest in the county, and ,we welt for small profits. We talk business and we mean business. We have been in this region long enough to be well known—let those who know us try us. Corner of Main and Grafton streets, opposite Wra. Rob erts' Hardware Store, C. W. BEARS, OEO. 0. DERBY Woflsboro, April 24, 1807—tt 1868, WRIGHT fk BAILEY. 1868, Wconstnenue this year with an •ezolasively CASH business. CASH PAID FOR WHEAT I CASH PAID FOR OATS 1 f CASH PAID FOR CORN I CASH FOR EVERYTHING 1 1 A LARGE STOCK - OF 'FLOUR FOR CASH I A LARGE STOCK 014' FEED FOR CAS} A LARGE STOCK OF PORK FOR ';CASH ! Call and see us. WRIGHT BAILEY Wellsboro, Jan. 9, 1897-:ly All persons indebted to ne by not° or book aecount taaat eall,and settle or pay goats. ' Jan. 3, 1868. WRIGHT BAILEY. TIM GMT DRAMA OF '6B AT Wilson ct VadValkenburg's _ PUBLIC BENEFIT I .... n~~(I2ZAMM2+•. P. 611.1 FIRST In view of the contemplated Railroad soon to to be built to Wellaboro, the proprietors have concluded tea give the people hereabouts, daily entertainmenti through the year, commencing on the / 4th of January. The first piece, entitled, "ti' 7l LET.LIVE - Two PIEARACTERS, Ltve, WILSON & VAN VALNENSORO Le Live, THE PEOPLE This great drama has drawn crowded houses both In this and the old Countries, and is ad mitted by all to be ono of the most profitable, in teresting, and best pieces extant -Tickets to the Dress Circlet—FßEE. PART 5E.0,0-ND We wish its distinctly understood, that all classes of politicians, and even those who feel a little Wolfish—and In fact none are excluded from the /BUHR ! Where we can furnish any style, kind and quality of Gentieutten's wearing apparel on short notice, and at prices, astonishing low. CUTTING DONE ADMIRABLY Clothri, Cassitneres, Vestings, Ladies' Cloths, and a large variety of Ladies' Dress Goods. Best kinds, and as cheap an the cheapest. 2 - YoketB to the Parquette—FßEE PART THIRD . In this great Tragedy for tho benefit of the publio; We would not omit saying to the Ladies that we also keep everything to replenish 'their VC 7.' . magic:lL:robe. Come one and all and witness tho above en tertainment.' We do not claim to be old Stars, but shall endeavor to do our beat to give all the worth oT their money. • Reserved Seats for the Ladies. • Remember the place, UNION BLOCK N. B.—We shall give our patrons the falllben eat of the decline in •prioes, and extending thew our thanks for the very liberal patronage heretofore extended, we solicit a continuant: of the same. • • WILSON & VAN VALRENIIIIRG. Wellsboro Jan. 15, 1868—tL, Hoe Life Insurance Co., N. 268 .13goADWAy t NEW YORK. ALL the net protits•pt this Company go to the Assured. - - • No forfeiture of Policies. • No Limitation as to residence or Travel. The Home has an ample Cash Capital most so . curotrinvested. - ~.. . . WALTER S. art/FPri'm - Pres. OLTROEV. RIPLEY, See'y. I. H. FROTHINGBAM, ' d .. 4. TREAS.. wit. J. COVPIN, ACM AIM ' ''' .., _ ' MORGAN MART, Ag't, Wonsboro. . March 4, 1888-om. HARKNESS & RILEY, BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS, °yip. Wititon é 'Van VatkeributO Store, in th• room lately occupied 6y Beinj; Seciey. BOOTS AND SHOES of all kinds made to order and in the best manner. , REPAIRING of all kinds done promptly and L :00 d. Give us a call. JOHN HARKNESS, WM. RILEY. ellsboro, Jan. 2, 1868 -Iy. elisboro Clotb:-Dressing:Works. la" 'PING engaged Mr. JAMES SMITH:to -MI. perintend oar Clothing Work's we are now mop to do all kind of coloring and dress ing in good style and on slsoit notice. S. A. HILTBOLD, Sept. 18, 887—tr. 0. BLAIR. • - ' • . . ' Walt= DREG STORE. CORNING, N. Y. DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS AND OILS, THADDEUSTDAVIDS'INKS,' KEITH'S CONCENTRATED MEDICINES, IREDELL'S FLUID, EX- TRACTS; , • MN BURNETT'S COCOAINE, FLAVORING .EXTRACTS, KEROSENE LAMPS, PATENT MEDICINES, ROCH ESTER •- • PERFUMERY * AND FLAVORINO EXTRACTS, WALL PAPER, WINDOW GLASS, WHITEWASH LIME & • AND COLORS, AGENTS FOR MARVIN & CO'S RE FINED OIL. Sold at Wholesale Prices. Buyers are requested to oalllnnd got quotations before going further Eaet. W. D. TERBELL & CO Corning, N. Y., Jan. 1,1888-1 y rb B . 18 FOR SALE. 1868. BY ‘.....0 B.' C. WICKIIAM, , iT HIS NURSERY OF FRUIT AND OR. , NAMENTAL TREES, IN TIOGA :- 60,000 Apple Trees. 10,000 Pear Trees. A good supply of PLUM, PEACH, CHERRY, and ORNAMENTAL TREES & SHRUBBERY. The Fruit trees are composed of the choicest varieties, good, healthy, some of them large and in bearing. Any one wishing to get a supply will do well to ealLand see my stock before pur chasing elsewhere. gar' Delivered at the depot free of charge. Tioga, Fob. 2S, 1868-Iy* I To Owners of Horses and Cattle. rIIOBIAS' DERBY CONDITION POWDERS ARE warranted superior to any others, or no pay, for, the 'cure of Distemper, Worms, Hots, Coughs, Hide bound. Colds, do,, in Horses ; and Colds, Coughs, Loss of Milk, Black Tongue, Horn Distemper, &e., in Cat tle. They are perfectly safe and innocent; no need of stopping the; working of your animals. They Increase the appetite, give a - line-coat, cleanse the stomach and urinary organs; also increase—the milk of cows. Try them, and you will never be without them. Hiram Woodruff, the celebrated trainer of trotting horses, has used them for years, and recommends them to his friends. Col. Philo. P. Bush, of the Jerome Race Course, Fordlinm, N. Y., would not use them until he was teild of what they are composed, since which be is never without them. Ile has over twenty running horses in his charge', and for tho last three years has used no other medicine for them. Ile has kindly per mitted me to refer any one to him. Over 1,000 other references can be seen at the depot. Sold by Druggists and Seddiere. Price 25 cents per box. Depot, 60 Cortlandt Street, New York. - (Feb. 19] WELLSBORO FOUNDRY AND MACHINE- SHOP. TEE subscribers having procured additiona machinery are now ready to furnish to orde all eorte•of— PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, FIELD ROLLERS, MILL GEARING, SLEIGH -SHOES, W 0 0 D SAWING MACHINES, &c., &0., &c. WOODWORTH Pb for custom and Job work, We are a to do SLITTING & SCROLL Having a first-class sor e vr-cutting are prepared to make CHEESE PRE 'S So to order, Builders of Cheese Factor quested to examine our work. We m the Champion PI ono of the finest implements In the ma Cash paid for OLD IRON. CHARLES WIL F. L. SEARS. Weilskoro, May AS, 1887-tf. Grocery and Provilion c'. D. - MILL., j WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER in all kinds of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Wines, Liquors and Cigars, FOREIGN & DOMESTIC, GREEN & CANNED FBUITS AND WOOD & WILLOW WARE, GLAOS & CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, CA IF PERAMBULATORS, TOYS, &c A full and *complete assortment of the 'above mentioned goods of the best Apathy always on hand. I• Particular attention paid to Fine groceries Dealers and Consumers will dna it to their in terbseto examine his Stock before buying. Corning, N. Y., March 11, 1868 THE largest 'assortment of Watches, Cloaks Jewelry and Plated Spare In Vega county at [Wade] Fours. CASTINGS, SUCEI Al We have also a to orde CORNING, N. Y. DRIED f FRUITS, VEGETABLES, CROCKERY WARE, `8 Sulll 'PigUgunif '6ll£l daIN 'a 1:11 • 'Eamon 74n0.i Jo; ovpnr pun nuccuurn pun !Ina 08110 a *aonoodsul nog lila saaiad pun 'moot) ino vormunnb wine al wompinn &wino; (nog; pun oluscrasayg apone, Ssa sago onitelunepn Deng Om 4 .qoalenlove osoupmq atump.ing eql ni_autiong • .1) can una Xoq'Xust 'onigang am tutu Lop s nt e a / a n g uaniilutqd also now v -ono fang pinogn aotusna Linea lam /0.1 4031 tlopin fputio.tp4 *0 •H poluoqvg NllO3 Gip 03 nowatu Jo uollttom otp iino pino,4 oA VIHNIVIaII HIMICI 10 vulli a/tll,Sla& m 09 (Putsl 'WO ‘sun.t. 2121,1,1111 RI I. `sximula liaiana , in ''''' — 'l\lolll . (lOU 'Hybl 4.40 `l4Olll. 2 . 0/I3 a 5210,11 sh `saoit 3 tuuliB mos 4) 9$ 'PelPnnq Jed S'IIVN v - ;r vggissArrAr ';oo.tig olociettem no looci `ualisLouti v warm II "B "3'' 111VM-Nll. 1311VM-SSVIB I .1 ' SSiAO.IgS I a 11. V AA 4 al 11 VII 4n06 2alStiq ,Cq aumoied awl u °Atli pau Netting .1110 A UO °Kg Ire GAVE The American Cooking Stove. AFTER twenty years experience in the man ufacture of stoves, we became convinced, some six years since, that a vast amount of money was being expended by the peoplo of this country, in baying cheap and worthless stoves, a large portion of which was wasted; and that true economy consisted in buying tho best stoves, ,thsst, enntd ho made. notwithstanding the price was higher. With this view we proceeded to construct the American Cooking Stove, and spared no painsler expense to make it the best and most perfedt stove that could be made. And we - have experimented with it, and carefull3 watched its operation for the last six years, and when an improvement suggested itself, we have at once adopted It, and we have several of these improvements secured by letters patent. In this manner we do not hesitate to say, we have brought it to a higher state of perfection than has heretofore been attained in cooking stoves. The recent improvements in this stove has added largely to its convenience and effective ness. In all the varieties of stoves we manu facture; we study usefulness, durability, conve nience and economy in operation, rather than oheapness in price, and in so doing we are satis fied we Study the interest of those purchasing our stoves. SHEAR, PACKARD, CO., Albany, N.Y. For sale by CONVERSE & OSGOOD, Wells born, Pa. tiny 13, MIS. NER, o tlroparod • WING To the Farmers _of Tioga Count) Lathe, we AM now , building at my manufactory, In La*ranee I vilie, a superior FANNING MILL, EWS, 1 lea are re anufacture which possesses the following attract ogee over al [other 1. It separates oats, rat litter. and foul seeds, and chess and cockle,front wheat. 2. It cleans flax seed, takes out yellow seed, and all other seeds, perfectly. 8, It cleans timothy seed. 4. It does all other separating required of a 01111. , This Mill is built of the best and most durable tim ber, in good style, and is sold cheap for cash, or pro duce. IV, ket. lAMB, .1 tall tl t a patent stove, for 'separating oats from wheat,-to other mills, on reaaonabte terms. .1. II MATHER, Lawrenoeville,October 10, 1866-tf UNION ACADEMY. tore, KNOXVILLE, TIO6IA CO., PA. FACULTY ELIAS HORTON, Principal. Maas ADA W. HORTON, Preceptress. Miss MIRA HORTON. Assistant. . Mass AMANDA DRAKE, Teacher of Music. CALENDAR FOR 1887-8. Fall Term commences Sept. &I, Winter Term Nov. 20th, Spring Term Fob. 3.8th,1868. EXPENSES PER TERM Primary Department Common Englieb Higher Engßah Languages add Higher Mathematics... Ifietrumental ?Sued), extra Vocal Music ' cum Drawing, extra Room Rent Board per week... Enoxrille, August 14,1807—tf, AGENTS WANTED FOR TIII3 OFFICIIL HISTORY OF THE WAR, Its Causes, Character, Conduct and Results. • By BON. ALEXANDER IL STEVENS. A Book for all Sections and all Parties. This great work presents the only complete and impartial analysis of tho causes of the War yet published, and gives those interior lights anti shadows of the great conflict only known to those high °facers who watched the flood-tide of revolution from Its fountain springs, and which were so accessible to Mr. Stephens from his po eition as second ofUeer •of the Confederacy. To a public that has been surfeited with AP PARENTLY SIMILAR PRODUCTIONS, we promise a change of fare, both agreeable ,Ind sal utary, and an intellectual treat of thC highest order. Tho great American war has AT LAST found n historian worthy of its importance, and at whose hands It will receive that moderate, candid and impartial treatment which truth and justice so urgently demand. The intense desire every where manitested to obtain this work, its Official character and ready sale, combined with an increased dommission, make It the best subscription book ever pub— lished. One Agent in Easton, Pa., reports 72 subscri bers lu 3 days. One in Boston, Mass., 1.03 inb-, scribers in 4 days. One in Memphis, Tenn. 100 subscribers in 5 days. ' Send for Circulars and see our terms, and a full description of the work, with Press notices of advance sheets, &e. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO. 28 South Seventh-St. Philadelphia, Pa. May 27, 1801•4 t (1N1773S 321 V gat A 0 11 LINES OF TRAVEL. • MIZIE • AMWAY; , On and after Monday, Noy 11th. ISCS, %who %; loaveCorniugat about taw followinglsours: 6:03a in Night. Lisprese, Sancta) s excepten. tor Wm.!, Salamanca, and Dunkirk, making dirt connect', with tfains of the Atlantic k Great Western, LsL. Shore,aind Grand Trnqk Railways, foi all points lyest 6:21 a. tp.,Night ExPress; Daily, fOr Boffalo.Valum ants Dunkirk and the West, connecting as ribose. 6:85 a. m., Night Bin:vies, StindaYs excepted, rot Ri ester and Buffalo, sin Avon. 10:15 a.m.,lllillTrain,Sundays excepted,, for Buffalo And Dunkirk., : 1:45 p. m. Baltimore Exprote Sundays excepted, fur Rochester att„d iinffelo, via Aron. 6:33 p. in.. Day Exprees, Sundays excepted, for Maw ° , gularoasca, - ,:Druaklrk and the Wear, cerinecting et at tialamanca withl the Atlantic and Great Western Railway,' at 'Buffalo with the Lake Shore and 0 ratat • Trunk Railways, and at Dunkirk a itli the Lake nor. Railway, for all points west and south. 6;40 p m Ihty Expreee,..,cutnit....ys exct;pl,ll.loi Rochestei 1,2:35 a.m., Express. 31a11,Sttudny,, excepted .for Rage. Salatnanert,tind Tankirk,eoniteeting with trains for,the Weer. , . 1.30,p m Way Freight, Sundays excepted. 5:40.p, to Emigrant, train, Daily, ferthe West. . EASTRAnD BOUND. - 12:30 a. in., tilghr Express, Daily, Sundays excepted, . connecting at' Orstycourtfor Warwick, and at New York with afternoon [rains bud steamers for Beaton and New Englaud_Citles. 4;20 a.m., Cincinnati Express, 3 1unduya excepted, e ,, r , fleeting at Elmira for liarrielnirg, Philadelphia and the Smith; at Owego for Ithaca; at Binghamton tor Syraouse; utOreut Bend for Scranton, Philidel phia,and Trenton; at Lackawaxen for Hawley, BALI at Orayeourt for'New burg and Warwitk . 2:0 ti-- in., Day Express, Sundaysexcepted,connecting at Elmira for ~ at Binghamton for Syra cuse, at Orcr triton, at Latitall lino for If a ' with midnight Expleu aioy, and Train of Now id fur Philadelphia, halt!. more and We 10.22 a m Acer at Elmira r,.... 2:20 p. m., Baltimore Bipress, Sundays excepted. 4:35 p. in., New York and Baltimore Mali. Sundays es• cepted * 8.03 p in Lightning Express, Sundays excepted, con. netting at Elmira foe Ila risburg, Philadelphia and the South; at Jersey Ci y *lth morning express train of New Jersey lin (roadfor Baltimore and Washington, and at Noe York with morning ex press trains for Boston ad the East. 12;30 p. ta, Way Freight, Sundays excepted. r WM. R. BARB,, 11. RIDDLE, Gang Pass. Agent. '- I Gen'l,3np't. Ellosobnrg & porning, & Tioga R. Ft Tullis will run as follows until further notice: Accommodation—Leares Illossburg at 6,15 a. to., liens. field at 7,05. Tioga at 7,41, Lawronevillo at 8,26 arrivlug at Corning at 9,8.5 a. to. Mail—Leaves Blossburg at 2,00 p. m., Mansfield at 2,4 e, Tiogn at 3.18, Lawrenceville at 4,oo—arriving et Corning at 6 p. m. Mail—Leaves Corning at 8,00 a. in., Lawrenceville at 9,02, Tioga at 9,45, Mansfield at 10,22—arriving et Blocs•burg at 11,00 a. m. Accommodation—Leaves Corning at 2,40 p. m , Law. roucoville at 4,00, Tioga at 4.60, Mansfield at 5,EO— at Blossburg at 0,16 p. L. H. SHATTUCK UV!. 1 % ' Northern Control R. R TRAINS FOR. Tun NORTH. Trains for Canal/claw:lla leali Elmira as follows Accomodatlou at Express [fastest train on road) Way Freight, [passenger coach attached)._ On and after Nov. 24, MOT, _trains will air/Thu.4' depart from Troy, as follows; * LEAVE NORTHWARD. to 55 A. 51,—Daily (except Sundays) for Elmira, 80.. 10, Canandaigua, Rochester, Stop. Bridge and tliv Canadas. 9 45 P. M.—Dally (except Sundays) for Elmira and Buffalo, via Erie Railway from Elmira LEAVE SOUTHWARD. • 000 A. 11.—Daily (except Sundays) fur Baldincrr. - IyashinVon, Philadelphia, Ac. 905 k. M.—Wally (except Sundays) for Baltiacr,, Washington and Philadelphia. J. N. Dt'BAIIRY, EL. S. YGUNG Oen'i Supt. Harrisburg, (3,0 pass. Ag't • Daltlniorc, Md. Philadelphia & Eric R. R. On and utter MONDAY, Sept. 14th, IST3S, Tretn on the Philadelphia & Erie Bail !toad will run ti. tollok • Mail Train leaves Philadelphia " " " Williamsport. " " arr. at Erie Erie Expres+ leaves Philadelphia " '• , Williamaport •' •' arr. at El le Elmira Mail /cacao Pliiiraia/phia " " Williameport " " atr. at Look Duren EASTWARD. ) Mail Train leaves Eriq •` illiainbpoit. " " arr. at Phitadelphia:. Erie Express leaves Erie " " " Williamsport. " " arr. at Philadelphia Mail um/ Express connect with Ca Creek and Alto Any River Rall,Road. DaggAge Chocked Through ALFRED L. TYLER, Can't Sup t. Atlantic and Groat Western a W WEI TWARD BOUND. EASTWARD BURL., Ilan 6.30 Express 6.10 Accommodation 6,85 Mall 5.61. Express " 1219 Aceoroutothition, ..,...11.46 Express 11.01 I Express 616 At Cory those Is a junction with the Philndelphin ti Erie, and Cll Creek Roll koads. At Meadville with the Frttul:1111 411,i Gt I City acd Pithole Branch. At Leavittsburgo the Alabama) itr.nch makes a di rect route to Cleveland. At Ravenna counetts nith Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad. The Road passes through Akron, A.latand, Marion, Urbana rind Dayton, intersecting' cal i(.la , roads, and terminates at Cincinnati. L. D. RUCKER, Oen. Saw , :death ilk. Pa Real Estate Sale THE;Subscriber will sell or rwlt flit t..,1:.,% 1 valuable property, to wit: One tavern stand in Lawrenceville. Ono farm, on which he now resides, eiic-hhlf mile from three churches, two School, Ileusti, two grog shops., and one railroad, acid aboot tLe RIM° distance from the line 01 the Wef!•bWl a,d Lawrenceville Railroad. ' w Eco acres of good land, 5U acres tiatber,.l. w),s• tered, and very productive. It irvi.tes tte seed should be kowed and pia taeo, ensure a hnrves(. One farm in Jackson township, 17::, I tirst.r-ate place fi3r a cheese factor), Also—for sold-4 mules, 76 'sheep, cud utter stock, cheap orrieasonahlo terms. 'M. S. BALIA LS Lawrence, Apr. 17, 1807-tf. Planing AL Turning. B. T. VAN HORN, rrAVING got his now Factory in °pet - suss 11. is now prepared to till orders for Cabinet Were promptly and in the best sityle of wort:lon ship. Having procured a WOODWORTH PLANER, he is‘ready to (tress hoards or plank with diepatch SCROLL-WORK & BRACKET, furnished to order. His machinesare of the new est and most improved patterns. Shop corner of Pearl and tain Sts, WELLS 50110, PA., Oct. 31, 1.866—tf, $5 00 8 00 ..... 7 00 800 10 00 ... 200 800 260 ..... 3 60 NEW GROCERY At Dartt Settlement. • i T HE SUBSCRIBER has oPirned a near . GROCERY & PROVISION STORE • At{ll C a bed I,:ttned place, wheio ho proposes td furnish 0 Ji•de in hie line cheap. If arket peies.s'paid for Farm Produce, either its ash or trade. The patronage of the public 13 res petfully solicited. ALBERT 'I IP PLE. tildarleston, Dec. 11, 1867—tf. • - - J. Sr.r ICKLIN, hr-.! , 7 Chairmaker, Turner, and Furniture Dealer, , SALE ROOM, opposite Dartt's Wagon Shop, Main Street. FACTORY in Sears Wil liams Foundry, second story. Orders promptly filled and satisfaction guarnt• teed. Fancy Turning dot e,to order. Wellsbo'ro, June 12,1867. J. STICK LIN. Tioga Marble Works. THE underkigned is now prepared to ex. cute all orders for Tomb Stones and Menu meats of either ITALIAN OR RUTLAND MARBLE. of the latest style and approved ivorkm, l an and with dispatch. h kinds He keep constantly on hand Lot. Marble and will be el& to suit all who fray fa. vor Win with their orders . , on ns reilSonabli 10[11 as can be obtained in the country. Stones discolored with 'rust and dirt eleseei and made to look as good as new. PORTER, ICILCUy• } Tioga. Nov. I, 1867—tf. Te LANO & CO. Agents for the Susquebafi 1.1 au ~Poalen Mille. WEFITWAILD FOUND. connectin g At WESTWARD SALAMANCA STATION 13.. T. VAN HORN .713Uan, 1145 am 6 15 plp 710 am 104 u 1, ni u m .. 9.50 p m -.11.30 noon .. 3.35 p m .. 9.50 a in .. 800 a tu .. 9.28 p m .. 7.45 p m 10.50 a m 10.115 p m :.Cop m 7.35 pm S IS n m 5.1 A) p
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