What haat thna•fer thzsentterti. send- , 0 goittiriif:the-Autt art' tho;toismilitliered aheavas !- Thy hope sheuxi: bring again t The only reoord pf, my park, • b#ll , d grata. • • ' • - tbejitl4 . l Imdantad n Viti t ti tla ,ot u 'tPay ,brqw t4ghtt 7 4:filyibl).01baadittiOniYIire I,2llitt Aght. What tithaligitvaTat 114ttlolde 7 • ' - r Whets ibyothitis • Y. 3 .1a131b0tl iiid,iorroWdy'Or • - '-Whatbaiii‘Ttlyliervints for theit r pithlet Only ..:to dare tried. t - 7. - =.' . 'el . 'ool7lilslt 6ioltt: The..,v 1 4910'-',POpulation of ; the, neigh esprt.to it with regularity ; 411 : r theioungers, Blithe idlers, all who have, "done . their 'weary , ' day'a 'work, all , the town gads and • go4ips In_trousers, as veil tag th, 'Who' go . 'for. molasses in lusts; Tor' nails,' tfibacco and raleins— loiter,abOnt tillt and lTsten in tins most otinvienent place :of ; ' public feeeption.-- 411d4f the :Stare an'd.p94.office chance beitithinetf, (he flocking of the *ith-..Nyivesi and offspring, •'Orly - puts one out 'at , any attempt at description.: Besides • the sugar, tea ; aita codtls4, isoaP, and' brooms, there e all the letters that are add resSed per sonally to the uteu _ Atd_ivoixien of the . • ' ' - , , - ' Truly f anitam to be thooglit,of. The ttOof total their' .of , till'. eor,respondence - . With their istraYo-iiWaY couilus,, nelees i i ,' 'Ftt.it , sirWs i ,ittidl - e4ilitietts.• Therefore at ....a — tilt Ilttle laiverthe:i3.niarriilng.town- col -, ltas .., ,',l'hereforodO.' they . corno.-bither,. ~,,e, i szi 'lng atlOr,eyOning, picking up waifs! ~- o news and: watchi»g. like . paid detec ti yea the p_ostruasterle distribution ' of the • Jellte,rs. -kTlierefore do 'VAST' !rustle and*: ;bt !Ale around the fUnetitmary'is person ' -- - W ett'the:•ttlail hug's is fetched in from • - i'th, 'bdritilriud Pr,offei• assistauve in as • Sorting. the, iniscellaneotiii - neWSpapers vh icii•ho.emptieb Oyer,: the couu ter. ,` (;)firinlflidvice, When , it is: needed and ', when it is 'got: Subinittlng comment, ~. . . • priglnal .and assorted--on 'all classes ....ar topics, with such sly loot-notes as OLIO , May not at first understand. ' - - " --,--;. Then a cduntryilstOre is a, strangely • - - Inlet , place, cif an afternoon, Whether in etilintierot?Nit/ter; safe When. perhaps:,. ' some liftle kW patters into e4cliatige a akelhor thread, the'tlieS and the rural _ ' merchant havelt entirely to themseives, , , If the place Is in charge Of. a spree,. _y_ottsig elerk.„,i iss lieu of the master, h.' -ensploys isitnbelf_Wst h brush arquilt-i;.; the little (-fruited mins:g r im : orae,ked :des' It ''-.--- --' v-43Wepy.: boots over .the liteitjeefe;- ----- . • It is not less a realm of doziness. eltb • - er in planting-titne,..ankthrough. the sweaty spell 'of buy i pg. in the former season the usehore about the g;ardesi, told off' overtheir - farms,, and a , fo.i; Might take o_lelsurely 'trot 'through th. -, town street without attracting the 6 , .. of rirarter or hound. • Perhaps an enter ' prl . sing pedlar, atiiipor a ' bright red w t ,- gen, trundles ,up 'to, the doorstep, end •Irrini his canopied Los "passes the time ,of;day7.- with the prompt clerk, ask, for the latest •news, and -offers essence at the very l,owebt I ... Jigger q 'Or- stray cow 'comes tearing ,off the succullent :grass' like "silk 'near this" door,' pe,rluip, with 'a. bell strapped -about; her, neck, and putting - Jlle tovis more completely to . slt:ep Tiii;lS • the - stnte in the'eouu try tow ii dr the ' village. It sometimes stand., ._ ' linWever,hway. by itself at the crossing of two • Nads With the proprietor's dwel ling in,T_, : eloSe - pro - pinqUity ; its entire ' - front protected from burglars by an tin • tient swing-shutter, • and' barricade,: .with hoses:and titieketi; half-filled With beans and . dried' - apples, oats, that are , r tilted on the broad shelf,lnitt under the : W indow • 1 dO' not - believe a lonelier ' 1 spot cau s tic. found in the Whole range 0: Puritan New ngland; a initlpond in H faded Deceinberafternoon i& a place o; resort by oomparison—a hemlock thick - Etat sunsetis noisy in cotitrast with its ' sepulchral ileisplaten via. • - But When - fermi rig 'doei n (it:drive and leisnre is to he had In solid Chunks bj • all who want it, the stdre - iii not alt., gether so, bire•tif faterttsc,to the casual • observer. 'lltiddled as the talking pop ulatlim love•th be - found, their portrait, .at NU-lengths, mathen be - readily ta ken. The men an the boys" ,- perched on barrels or the ea titers; either swing. .i i lheirTelt and-gossip, or swing their feet and Spit. If it - is winter,, they huddle up to the dult , boxh.stove,'and polish the long pipes With their ihard palms as 'COolly as If, they were halumanders.— They are' stowed in unseen corners, too •=;-This. young, fellows in particular— ,- where they. work over . colorless, but , / lemetimes rank, jokes In half whispers, and snifter in nasal unison over their odd 'confidence's about the girls. The !small boys drink fu what falls, grininf bashfully when the older ones laugh : they are taking their early lessons faith fully and well. ' . • - Of whiter evenings; the stove, crarnm . 'ed with - seasoned sticks, rears lik any . menagerie - lion.No ,January lode without can drowniits growling sound. The loungers are. gathered In a great open circle, each with a hnnd erected for screen. There it-is the affairs of the nation are sifted: there each town sov ereign closes with his dissenting neigh bor, and finds - bid own personal niche among those occupied by the loyal wor thies. The minister's last sermon come, up for analysis at this rustic round-ta ble; whenthe astonishing fao; is re - vealed that they atell not lass .pro found theologians tha marvellous ma • s ters of State craft and . tlvll, policy. • r ii To the store cock the farmers, itt-ear nest _with their spring wqrk t after seed. and . Manures ,and agricuitural imple• 1, thetas. Boys run thither on- errands for their Mothers . , their sisters, and thenaselve:... Thrifty housewives drive Up before the - door at an early foreliooll • hour, in the summer thee, and go in to make 'barter of eggs ;and butter, and stocking yarn, for cotton clotia,lor cali co, or new shoes, with proper "power of squeak -in them." , The girls flook , with red blushes bqruitig in their cheeks, to see - if austliing lies over for them in the mail, 'or til exchange a - few -words with - theisieeit=liairedolerlt;OY to ' finger, for tile twentlet;ll ti le, the limi ted stock of bereges; Vitita d muslin de Mines' which he ever sta ds ready to spread about the - counter. ' You will see a whole caravan of old _family cobs about the 'premises, some with bob-tali, and some with switch, holding down their, heads and drows ing away the.hours• *lB if they had crop ped poppy heads instead of green clover • for their . morning's repast. :And elder -1y females 'are visible, too, • climbing friskly into and-- out 'of their open wa gons, the-day's successful barter giving ' _ them the nerve required to' keep them - from falling. . . As politicians, the men who gather statedly at the country store strain the limits of common comprehension. On city rostrums it is thought the political - notorietiesSorrt“imes give a start to,the public pulse: but at the store, the'work is personal!, end striking and - thorough, • , beyond example., They make .it their 'grand point:here to corner a man, after which operation,lt is thought he is nut . worth putting out much Stlength upon. It is held to, be the coronett feature of argumentative skill and power to gam) opponent "where he can't, get away." and so it is, according to &crates him self, who bad an awful teasing way of patting questions4' or, agreeable to Fa ther Aristotle, who lell by the nose the, - rest of the dialecticians of his day, and inielea his system on .all the schools st 4 'of %tail° after him. To "argue the pol tie' esteemed one of-the -divine 'rights of man ;':and na government or :authority to take it outof their hands. I could write down twenty cases; says a 'snouts man when wished God bad —dons otherwjse than he did; but which - I bow see, had I bad toy *mei will "mkt have led to extvialvo mischief. WELLSBORO • W. A 'k'rinciPOs Miss S. D. ROVSE; Preuelq.resst Mug. A. B. 8.t01x.9.x, Toselierpf Music. CALENDAR . Win ter.teria commie noes Nov. 26, eloaerfebruery 26. g o o ns feria cop Loot!c9FAsa-cti itiA4 oloana June 4,, 1 EXPENSES PER primary' Depart ment " ......... 0,00 Common EngtiAb " • - - " $O,OO Higher Vnglish27,oo Languages and fligher,..llnthtinattcs ~C sB.ool nstrumental Music . ..... :.. .. • • ' ' Each Term to contintle fourteen' weeks.. kilts due, ono half Owii day of iin a t, remainder at 11116111 e often:o. No deduction 'isatto 1 tuition except for 'sickness None but kobiuson's thetantics Tiro used. 2tudente on untering are requested to regiV e r, thpf;,,nametetie 'getter with' the - 6tualea they, Wulf ';a plit - itneT ouelnittof their talttou. Small procured pt ieatorittble rates In theriling6. weusi;oit, N ao 4b rtr_r_9!"lthe flotir:q of TAIJSZERS aS • -13 1 -ELLSBOR.O .13AXERV.IV . ' fritlE SUBSCRIIIEB. havin'eetellissia;nl 14m ,L salt in the BAKING BUSINESS. ) • , --- in'Abfit village, next door to' E: .8. Kimball's Grocery, is now prepared to cary on the business in ell Its various branches. keep; con stantly on, hand an assortment : of ,Bread, such tit - LOAF BREAD, BOSTON ORACRURS, - ORMIAM — BREAD, - - BUTTER CRACKERS, BROW N • • "; ,B=READ, 'NV A T E R, -CRACKERS, SUOAR CRACKERS, . - DYSPEPSIA AND :SODA BISCUITS, OYSTER CRACKERS, CAKES, , • -PIES, AND LUNCH, , . - oit all hours 'of the day, Sundays exested. f I.l 3 :_ s o ct a rta •ti t it t to :I/titaness shall endeavor to merit the ; publio patronage, , -- Oil AB. STEVENS. Well/bare; June. 24, 1888. NEW I HAiIDWARE STORE CONYERS & OSGOOII N. on nto their old busiroDry Goile # IG ,t tabi zl a 1 iTovE, TIN. AND GENERAL HART) WARE SCORE--=---- -- ] %here they ma WO liners below qaetp--- T I N, - - A R HUMANITY PRINCIPLE, hnt in. in the most substantial wanner, In the ontter of ae STOV F I 4I 4S hnvo onoCgh to do all the cooking and iv:ail:t ug in Tiogn County. In ram, wo have Stouts itcough to rAKE A SIMMER is• . IVA LilagS7A. .Ve are the enly agents for the sale - of the Olt 711 E 111118[ II CaOK STOVE in Welisborci; and this Stove is the AUTOCRAT OF STOVES. \ 'keep all , kinds of hardware, Iron, Nails .sie4ll, Horne dhow, and a oomploto variety of S IBLY --lIARDWARE.-- Et you don't believe lt, DROP CONVERS OSGOOD. Sept. 4, 1867, ly.•• Wellsboro, Stoves I Stoves 1: ARID HARDIVA UR. WILLIAM ROBERTS ant 10111104) to the citizens of Ti , that ID addition to his excellen sto Brittania, and Sbeet.lr u MID, at a great outlay, stocked his et MAIN STREET„ WELLS oith a completil assortment of Shelf ,f which we enumerate the following SAILS, CROWBAR' MILL, lIAMT Aik:D BUCK iityrrs, STRAP Ill\ CARPENTER'S TOOL 1 PUMPS. AXIS, AUGERS, BITTS, BITT I STOCKS, HATCHETS; SHOVEL . S, 'SPADES,' FO BENCH.-61.31tEWS, FOOD SCREWS, CAIRRIAO BURRS. SKEINS, W ASII PIPE RuXES, AXLE TREES. ELLIP. iPRINGS, lIORSE SHOES. 110 & BAND IRON, GRIN UST HANGINGS, CORN POPPERS, iAUSAGE ,CUTTERS AND S • OOMBINED,• Also, PISTI PISTOL CARTRIDGE . POWDER AND - CAPS. • 2AT3NT B I ARNDOOR HA new thing, and made for nee. Thee few of the many articles composing ttarztwave We invite the public to call and e themselves. 'We aim to heap the best ;roods in our line • and all.work to promptly and well. W11;1 . .1451-110' Wellebwrf., 4 01)t. I , 1866—t1.. Jiero Fruit J. 500 GROS S of the HERO FR for eale by . - j W. D. TEUBELL Conti Wo aro prepared to fill orders for Fruit Jar as low it I they can be b anywhere, and shipped from Commit_ sire special rates on largo quantities best and tucHt salable Jar in the me quotations from us before ordering cl, March 18, 1868. - ---fita - WASHING MACII I _ . JAS. AI. IVILITIN'SO*, of Charles purchased the right' to make an 11. P. jimea WsLtising Ma ;l ino in Tit) hereby gives wide° that e machines made at Vaia Horn's Ce ti et Factory; where they tatty he prim) ed. , The best. cheapest, an most send ever-invented, . : • - June 24, IB6B',tf. -200 Bushels Timothy Seed. Cover seed, cboicert kind's WitIUIIT 4t Th4itittince Agenei‘'' WYOMING INSURANCE CO., J WILEES-BARTCH,:.PA:: - - • R. 0. .N\T S; foes; . Prsi 'Pi. T. Ran; Gc1i7491. - L. D.,Suonmazen, V. P. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, 8150,000. IHIS is the oesoponi for. whiob Theodot% Hatfield wee lately agent, nod-policy hold ers who wish to renew their insurance are re. 341 11 ti#P ) .:,1 1 ,0 1 Y . 4 0 0 1 0:8U4 8 . 1 . 31 0.be.r. , 1: 1 7 , . .Girard,-Fire,liipur,anoq : Co,, Co., .. ..-: I PilliiDELifirA. , '': ''''-' J. B. A.t.vonn, TELOAIMII CRAVEN, President Secretary. ,A. B,oliLart, r. " - Capital saoci,o s oo, Ali plScl In'Cnab.. • • 1 SUlTalai OVOr $160,000. 4i Continental Ins. Company; O i l TUE eTtle* OP 241 P 'YORK. Cash Capital, $500,000,00 Gross Surplus, Jan. 1, 1868, 1,314,590,81, Cash Assets, w.. do - 1,814,6410,81 laiPeiieles written at this °Mee. GEORGE T. norr,.Premident., ' LAMPORT. Vide Prisident.'* CYRUS PEAK, Secretary, • . The sulmillber.tnkai tbigtnethed of informing the publib thnt be has the agency of thet.. above Coturtnieti, and will. be found ut hie office over Royso Drug Store, adjoining Agitator Office. - , , - MO L. MITCHELL. Well.lboro. Pa., Feb. 28, 1808-tf. • COUNTRY MERCHANTS Daitrymeni; Farmers ASHES, BE ESWAX, BEANS, BUTTER CHEESE, EGGS, FLOUR AND ;k TEAL; FLAX, COTTON; DRIED ANEPOREEN' FRUITS, WOOL, GAME, POULTRY, NAVAL STORES, HOPS, FEATHERS, HEMP, "PROVISIONS, OILS, LARD; TALLOW, SEEDS, TOBACCO, SORGIWM, 'MOLASSES, &C:," &C• JOSTAIT CARPENTER, General. ppm mission, Ekere4aat, 442, 444 and 446 Washington 'St., bevy Boris. st=l.l.txr, And'recety e his weekly Price Current of Pro duce and Groceries the moat complete . kriee Cur rent4lublished in the United Staten. ' ' •. - SEND - ,.FOR-A PRICE CURRENT. Marking - Plates & Cards 'furnished. Free: Liberci? Advdridee . made on OP rudynnattit Bstabliabed May 18_0800- ..r.:,-.4.-iiirtraer - Iti3refe - rieeelifen when Required • _April 22.1868.-Iy. , _ _ GRAND GIFT GALLERY Go to King & Eastmanil GRAND GIFT GALLERY PHOTOGRAPHS. Rle2 begs' to oga County, ck of Stoves, n Ware, be Ore on Asplendid Gift 'with every 82 worth of Pio lures, Frames, Cord And Tnekels, OVER 500 PRESENTS TO BE GIVEN LMI Hardware articled: Tho largest assortment of 'Frames and Cases ID Tioga County: to he Bold low for cash. In ad• dition to the low prices, - will give away the following Pretexts worth troll) fifty ewe to fifty dollar.; one hundred presents worth from sio 'sso; two hundred presents worth from $3 to $l O two bundred.preserits worth front 15 . 0_ gents , to $3 IThe presents consist of 0 old'and Silver Watches, silver Cake Basket, silver Ten Bells, Castors, gold lentsh Chains, Beals, Chanel, Sleeve Batt , as, hf rids in setts. Watch Hooka, silver Plum() Forks, Tenspoons . ; all gilt Fratties Cases, Setts, Cord and Taiselr, Gold Rings. family Bible, History of the Secret:Elervise by Co) Baker. with Other pros. cots too'nutuerons to intuition, ~ X CUT, SAWS, S, lIISELS, I,KS, COME ONE. COME ALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES AND BE CONVINCED. BOLTS RS, Your present given to you the Peruse day of alt tiug. *Prices tho eame as tost year. GALLERY OPEN TO PRESENTS, JULY I P, BAR NE Don't forget , the pinee—orei Eastman'. Den tat Moo, sod 9 doors below Roy's Drug Store Main Street CLAY KING A EUGENE EASTMAN. WiMeturo, June 25, Ib6B. • lIIVFERS I LS, iniportant Facts. Q INCH milutiter Is stow being useo in'thous. 10 Ueda of families the following facts are int.. portant to'be lim i ng ' . • FIRAT--Tblillagh it Its the most powerful of all popular remedies, yet it is so aotepoulided, as' to Ins safe and hittmlees. (s of such a %titer° that it may be handled and used by children, and persons who are ignorant of Sledieihes, ~Sccotre—ft is found that ~ i •alutilesteill relieve severe pain in any part of the budy.sooner than any other application. Tainn—lt le Important that the bottle be we)) corked: - if left Wren only a few minutes it. loses strength. . . FOCRTII—ThIs useful remedy ran be obtained from almost 41111ery•aeaier in tneatainee." GINGS aro but a our WO l amina for quality, of A rder done HILTS- • ATTENTION' SPITING bas come, and Otos° desiring' full burns can bavti,tbena by. buying 3PlaisStea s aCtbelifill , orniechampney-tt.-Corrabioh-weare selling al SEl'peri ton at our will on Elk Bun.— All kinds of ProdUce taken in exontinge for -Platter. Givens u cull. -•I. CTIAMPIVEY & CO. Gaines. Tinga, CI; „Pa., March 26, 1868401' IT JAR CO., g. N. Y. , the Hero tight en,y• Wo entl It le the ,irket. Get etcher°. N...uis , • - AGEDiI'S - •WANTP - n -- FOR . Alen- or - our r. The men who govern our country. inak'e Ito lawn, tare 'fought Its bitttles. claimed -us with ,thCir,,elo qUenee, founded our colleges, control Our rattrouth, ruanuOictorits, and oar, /3J:ounce—one , attraCtivO ViDi• unto, full of :vivid , interest, lite - like - illustrations and characteristic anecdote. .050 .oisce-42 tine 'steel portretts % end the Urea rf over 60 Men. Price low to snit tLn Abiti,c l / 6 spest as well us the Moat In. tereatlug book publielted within five years. Sales Ito* ,Llvery thkly want!' to know the Via Lisp:Ty of these pen. Bend for circular to eltliftijni;Cluclirnutti, p., Phicityrm, 4" or Bt. Lonia,Alo:. Opt:18, 2588=7m 4 . ori, having id vend the la County, nro being We!Moro, 6 plc:bine' 0 bluthels A/LBY. =I and Others.l ConsloN Youn FURS. AND 'SKINS, GINSENG, FOR YOUR AWAY 1 100 4)00 . PolllidB Of' -WI Wttnted. • .. • „ . . , fling sabecriliers mill pay Caeki;Vull-Cl• Cassinterom, Planner ',to g 40, for Woo Ttterai mOmurabtixraas - OleFl4—; . , • TO ORDilt, - oit : ON' SLIM to suit austotatts, ittt vork warranted tut resonted. They invite particular ittteuport • 'theSr Water Proof •'• '; I MI O,LOO.2IC,2NMZD obi.* bra warranted in. eytiry, ieapact, -.per . . attebtrdu even tb , ROLL•OARDIN(I & OWTR-DRESSI t" • • • Twenty Yeara• bik,pin : Appoe the,..biteinite iititeltifiteAtiixOsting • '.patron ' •• %No &heady 404 toed*, ~,poLarkeikeo.r ltt—Viteklsb?ro,orro : - agents: 00,44Aoctr ' . . & SON Deerfield, May V, 1888-0, 4:A.N, I,N,G:.Sr: .B:A;1\; IC GARDNER'S GROCERY AND PROVISION STO LD saying that a, penny saved is a. pa ~, aarued, Justifies GARDNER. in naming usttsblishakent 'a; Savings 8ank.,.... liCanom,* Woolth, said some old chap whose mama I h foraPifee 3 nad econuiny.ii, trade ;where • SLAUGHTER of high prices is being prosecuted, with vigor aL ivilkoyr reprieve. 1 floe Sngere. tear' 4 loos , os, FIA, Pork, Flour, Corn Wel, ,Coftei Canned Fruits, Spices, and everything intetuif for. family use, giving the buyer the benefit s. 40.1` TAE • fall of the markets, an advantrige duly up 'elated by everybody,exceptipg only those ver. •11•11•10'0ENTS - rho prefer PROWSISO TO PAY one hl Bred-per cent profits to the seller, to P' , twenty five per - tent. cash on - delfiery' of goods.. I sholl offer inj , stock of goods at prices - _ _ ME EVERY MONDAY: •SVEItr_TUESDAY; y, EflY 'WEDNESDAY, .4VER.Y THUASDAt i . .EVERY FRIDAY, :• • —.BVERY 4 - TU.III4Y, and ill ni ite fast as I sell Cli. Jane 12,1887. Now is Your Time to B MIS 110rAritia moro goods tlian ie necess' this market, I will et 4 natio' sto -wkratiEs, CLOCKS, JEWEL ' .PLA'T'ED. WARE, AND FAN CY 300DS, AT, COST. - $4, o•Othie • " ' " •• o age _" _ :Vetches to -Silver Minting iaei a $l9. Finer Movements, in heavier Cnieziet 00T repeiidingly low prices. Plated ,Ware Man ufsottirere' prices. ' TH1.8.18 No HUMBUG, BUT ALVEIVe Qall aticrado for iouriolf, Welleboro, April 22; 'BB. Stoves & Tin are E'OB THE MILLION. \ titiuti people all, both great nun yuu want, to keep PEACE IN TUE FAMILY you mast bavo enough to eat, dry wood, a good wife, well behoved ohlldren, and to crown all, a TIP a TOP COOKING STOVE! Ills last and crowning good, I have at my Tin mid• Stove establishment, opposite Roy's Block, Wellsboro, and its name le the HOME COMPANION ; on all hands admitted to bo equal to any in tit l e world. TIN WARE MADE TO ORDER, protoptly;and warranted •to give satioStetion. REPAIRING izeourpd in the boat manner and with diepatoh. CALL AND SEE ME. D. P. ROBERTS. Wallightugh, Nov. 21, 184. Public Benefit• • . • A MONO the wilful Improvements of- , the day, .Cl *there emit's?' - that give, more Dross: l lse of goed„.:few tidaptOd.to relieve human suf.. fering, few so "well approved by the publio as that now and powerful remedy' called Salutifer (or as the German / people eall,ll. ilealtbbripger). It gives puma and elesnfoit te'the poor, sufferer "Odin Neuralgia and "Rheutuatisin,* and brings speedy relief to that large crass of 'diseases that are of ) ten cured and always benefited by an out svard applicatjon. Ear sale- by, all 'Druggists. • /wholesale Depot DAY, lIOAGLAND k 811. GER, No 54 Courtlandt St. Now York. T 0 L A AV , Y 'R S _II:,ANIC.AUPTOY BLANICS,, in fail setts, at YOUNG'S 1300KSTORE. • • FOR SALE CIiEAP: • ''" 1 ologant 'non , . open 'Boggy. •1 'second band open buggy. 1 tooOnd -band top buggy.-- 1 ealttey., /, twolioige lanber wagon. IVILIO LIT 4 BAILEY. TOB-WORK, -IN VIE DEST STYLE, and witb tiozpatob,auTllß AGITATOR 011164. . LANIPS.—A new kind of lamp for l Heroferne I tiieiiktit4<ft chin:m . olB—ot FOLEY'S. ' 1T.991 3 .1101/q8,_.0,„., De bAVO 4 902. IMENI aTir.F,B 3 firak7 THE AND L. A. - GAItD2,I/3 •••••••••• : .. 11WIP.. ITABLE SALE! 1,21 • - „ *.P/kXPEtt wire S;., ME DIP INES, TA.TANT,i - , . 3 .11(1W-AlciASS,*PiciTTY1' =EI Heide oQnie down to Old Prices at last. ,1117[1'. sioi : heetiata to say that syi_bavo the —largast Stooloaf--•- -•— '•• - , • 71; - • , •••.. . -DR.rtas --if-OLEDIO.I-$26" PITHNT 11111ICINES, ,tIT 3EE`: NOTIo S; P.E.1?1!11421 VANOY ';TOILET SOAP I MOTU oustizs•-' MIRRORS" WlN . p.:4l.'ppoßs;.&c., &VER :BROUG-HP 4RPO 2114 .24.R.C8T We hove 1400 the Lorgest,Stook of . PAINTS. OILS, `GLASS AND PUTTY, Stioh a • Pone : W hite Le u d , , Pure. White Zino, Linseed 9 11; CerlolilVirnle4, rcirniluro Varnlsb,,Tel -1 lois! oOlire, Venetian Bed, Chrome lel )•1 loir,"Chroine Green, Praselan Blue, , Patent piyer,.Ziaoker, , Japan, • Spanish Whiting, Paris White,"Ralsoralne,llesin,, • Tar,'.l44 •Wood,Kustio, Brazil ,Wood, Cam wood, Ited - wooci, Pet4sh, Putty,"Akiui. eohol, Benzoic+, Spirits Turpentine, ~ and Kerosene Oil, Paint and Varnish Brushes, Which we will eell 2,5 per giant. cheaper tintzt other eatabliabtnent in the county. ' In ibort, we hevtieres,r thing over kept in a hist Obeli DRUG STORE, • , • and all we ask is for yon to oall and examine our stook and prices Wore buying els/mbar°. , Be member we can't be undersold. _' . • • ' •411loods warranted or no safe. ' .. . . . il - • . , ... ...--...--.....— .......—....-----.,--------"-----.......-• P. T R. Witiftltidel 1 ,P. R WILLIAMS di Co. 'T. L.,Wts.tuAro 1 ; , No, $ trizionl3look. . . . Wellliberal June 20, 1882. To the Soldiers of Tiogs, Co. .t jr: VOT.IR attention is respectfully call to ibis foll"tull!'4 llo3 f4kasembly" pass • at the kat femoral of the Legislature, and' to t.e futili ties afforded by virtue of that set, of preserving the evidence of our service as soldiers in the war• for the preservation of the Bnton. ' Be it enacted Draws Senate and Rouse of by StaticiialiYarra, by enacted by the authority of the Name : That the Recorders of Deeds of the'several Counties of this Commonwealth are bereby_authorised and required to record all final disohargee of 00M mlialoned and non-Commissioned. Officers and Privatise upon _'application being. Made to 'them by the - holder, Of the - same; for,whioh.the' Racer :der Shall - be allowed Sensual faa forYpeOrding; end that the recording of thb - mime shall licit :be subject the paythent of the State tax. • JNO. W. GRABY, Governor. Wellsboro, Pa., July 18, 1.868-3 m D. L. DEANE, Beoorder, Tioga .•, s ~ • ~ Paint for Farmer and Others. pint GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT CO. are now manufacturing the Best, Cheapest and Most Durable Paint in, use; two coats well put or 4 mixed with pure Linseed Oil, will or lb.,yeate; it is.of.a light brown or besatiful Choimiate ooler, and. can be changed to ''green, lead, stone, drab, olive or cream, to suit the taste of the consumer. It is 'valuable for, Rouse!, Barns, Fences, Carriage and Car makers, Pails and Wooden ware • Agricultural Implements, Canal Boats; Vessels and Ships' Bottoms, Can vas, Metal and Shingle Roof', (it being Fire and Water proofs,) Floor Oil Clothe, (one manufao. term. having used 5,000 bble. the past year,) and and as a paint fur any purpose is unsurpassed for body, durability, alaFtieity and adhesiveness.— Price $0 per barrel of-800 lbs., which will supply a farmer for years to come. Warranted In all e'ases as abovo. Send for a circular whioh, gives full particulars. None genuine unless branded In a trade mark, Gratilion Mineral Paint; Per. ions can order the Paint and remit: the money Cu recelpc,of the geode. Address DANIEL BLDWRLL, I.l‘une 3,78130.-8 m :, 254 Pearl Bt, New York. • Ea; CASE, ; AGENT FOR I-lARDING'S EDITIONS OP FAMILY, PULPIT, & PHOTO -1 '` - Wholesale Dealers will 13nd the list to =brac. the largest assortment of Bibles in the country The publisher has no hesitation in pronounc ing them.more saleable than any Bibles publish ed., The various editions embrace - all the Vari ous styles of binding and ;het of type, varying in rice from $2 to $3O, for Family Bible, large quarto also. HARDING'S PATENT FLEXIBLE CHAIN'-BACK PHOTOGRAPH ALUM; Tho euperiority of " Harding's Patent Flexible °bath-Back Album," over all other. heretofare manufactured, will, upon the elightestexamina• tion, be,apparent to all. . , • Parobecere are asCired thafthe, above boobs. are all of the - Wit Philadolphla manufacture. B. B. CABE, - Troy, Pa. Jan. 8,1888.-Bm. Wellsboro Meat llEtiket! BEEF! Poi 1 Mums oN 1 TAE sebsoriber opened a Moat Market In the building lately occupiedby Dr. Webb, on Ortifton.street, Monday morning, Feb. It, where be will keep a full assortment of .FRESH MEATS flame and Shoulders. If the people will give aie encouragement 1 will keep up a good „Market. Feb.l9; A. :T. 'FIPPLE. Scalal Sca4es I Scala ! Milli Buffalo ,Platform Scales, all ordinary J. sizes, for heavy, and counter use, may , be found at the Hardware Store of 'Wit. Roberts, Welleboro. These Scales aro the Fairbanks pat eri.t and have no superior anywherri. They are ;oedema the best style and have taken the prong• um at all the great exhibition*. , • , I have , the sole agency for these Scales in this region. WILLIAM ROBERTS. iiWellsboro; Feb.! 12, 1268. •7 . • , S A ft ? KING for 11 - "- 17 but tll%V roe 0ct,,,. DPITCH'S ABDOMINAL SUPPORT BIM for sale at pra l e otos, CASH PAIII.Y/031 19001., * bq - anus 17,.1,0f. D. =WM .: . -Iv_x 0-::7,o:;:titi-At-,-,:i- TO BUY f r SEI4, QUR WE stilt buy • . ut mutkut..peicte, article". - • • SEEEPI P E tiff S;'-±)EA001+1 'SII.4bIS; YIIIIS3VSKINk: FURS;; 4tPgS, • - 'VEAL . SIMS for:l4.loh wo,will pay .ettib.' • = : , •Wei.vtlll manufacture tsw ; °Mei, rPirloh or , h °o •- taiineirOALPkr It.II!)3PPTS, In tbit best. man: tit fale;Stis,i'M pay iiskisetiA attention ,tolLUPAlltitle: • ' - • ' • MI REAHY'MAIIE ,:;-W,1)111c..; .„ on *Molt - tint underiold, a nd f . rOm thIS time we .ball ipoise it .11 point toleoP Vest itoelr;orc ,-••-, • .I;4O.T.EAT GtAIT.SRS, to be found Im - tba . :cOttuty, *blab -we sell at a lowstptidtt.tbast s t b at:doles. bale over been ofetedla this We shalt itkettiss keep up a solid aseatttuaut "- ; - ME 14DIEW ‘I34L4ORALS, LE A 7.13. E: * .A L . VAC SEWS WO.RIVpx.Y.A ; .. RIfiJO '` STYLFA: • LEA THEP' - 172VDMOS , can be bought of ul al cheap as any . where this aide of New Yoik, Mid we than keep a MI steak 11100 H CALF, kItENOII 10P, UP. 'RER, SOU, LININGS, AND BINDING ; _ Our stonk PEGB,'"IIIt,":7ILORAD, AWLS, It 48P2,' GIL OVBRAV ,•!ZrAiltD,l4 Z 3. s, 'TRAM 0.1? Idr P i 9, iortll 'iIBOIIIf4ICRR'S .TOOZS'alid'FlNDlNG‘Viltrp;it - otind count,;':(o.triecleti fur irtiatOebil"' ~W u talk hatioettrand - tre:mOno ; have heon-In thls,rigtom loig enongh: 'to be well known-;=let those who know us try on,: - Corner of Main end-Grafton streets oppogito Wm. flub t, - R commence this year With an esqltusliely MOH bttsinces. „ - • CASH PAID - FOR WHEAT 1 CASH PAID FOR OATS I DASH PAID FOR CORN CASH FOR EVERYTHING II A LARGE STOOK OF FLOUR TOR CIASti I I A LAIWE - A. LARGE S Call and, sea . us . . llsboro, Jan. All persona inde account moat call Jan. 3, 1868.7_ - wmxsisono ACB ,shoyr HE ralooribers to promised' additionil ‘lnaohinsel ars now itinnirtblarntilito.,9lllo PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, FIELD ROLLERS, MILL GEARING 7 SLEIGH-SHOES, W 0 0 D • SAWING MACHINES, acc, Itqi, &a. WOODIVORTII YLANER, forotutom and •Job work, We are also prepared to do • SLITTING & SOBOLL Having a &at•olaae eorew•ontting Lathe, we are prepared to make CHEESE 1. 1 22E5S _SCRETVA. to order. Builders of Cheese Footorles,arire. quested to ettamine our work. We maeufactere the Champion Pltow, one of the finest implements is thO market. Caitt paid for OLD IRON. ORABLREI B. L. mama. Woilaboro, May 15, 1861f-tf. Orbeery and Prov!don -State, ELTIZAX-A, . , HOZESALE LAND R.STAILti ER' DEAL kinds f GROCERIB,S, PROVISIONS, • Wines, Uquors and . elgors, FOREIGN dr, PDMjESTIO; GREEN . & CANNBD FRUITS A.p,W WOOD & w.naor WARE, GLASS & CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, CABS & TERABIBULA*AS, TqYS, &0., &o. 11. frill and complete assortment of the abet , * mentioned goods of 'thfi best quality alwayi : on band. -- Partimdar attention paid to Pine- Groceries Dealers and Conanmora will 4nd it to their in tenet to examine Ma Stock before buying. Corning, N. Y.,- March 11, 1868. TUB largeit •ftilsornnent of Watilei; Clocks t.Tonelvy and,Pl" WA Warn in Vona touniy . tit • (i 9. : Obi' . ,ROZarEita , • • ..... MEM We have a litattrate.atook.of TOOK. OF :FEED FOR CASH - • : 00K OF .PORK . FOR CASH 9, 199747; ; bted to, - as by note or book' and mettle or pay aorta, it BAILEY. CASTINGS, overt ♦$ We have also a to order. CORNING, N. Y. . • DRIED PRI7ITS, rEG,ETABLES, OROCIRRY WARE, WHOLBSILE 'llllllll STORE, NGi- N OORNI. t , Y. _..;.,&:_ . . . Vlrde : DIOINES, PAINTS. D THADDEUS DAVIDS' INKS, KEITH'S OCiNCENTRATIM MEDIC ', INES IREDELL'S FLUID, TR. :CAURNETT'S 99C0 1 EXTRAOTS, PATENT ME ESTER-P • AND-FLAVORING EXTRACTS, WALL PAPP, WINDOW GLASS, W/lITEWASII DIME& AND DYE COORS, AQENTS FOR AIARVIN & CO'S RE • FINED Sold at Wholesale Privet Buyers aro requested to call and get Auetations before going further IME! - V, D. TEKBELL & 00. Oornipg, N. Y u Jau, 1, 1808-ly 1868. , FOR SALE. 1868 • BY I B. C. WICKHAM, A T HIS NURSERY OF FRUIT AND R. NAMENTALL TREES, IN TIOGA 60;000' Apple . Trees. 10,000 Pear, Trees. good supply of PLUM, PEACH, CHERRY, and ORNAMENTAL TREES .4 SHRUBBERY. . The Fruit trees are composed of the choicest varieties, good, healthy, some of them large'and. in bearing. Any one fetching to get a"-supply will do well to dell and see my stock before par °hoeing elvewhere. "gir• Delivered at the depot free of charge. Tioga, Feb. 28,1868-Iy+ To Owners of Horses and Cattle. T , OBIAS' DERBY CONDITION POWDERS ARE warranted superior to any others,, or no pa, ,v for the once of .Distemper, Worms, hots, Coughs, Hide bOund.Oolds; &c., in IdorsOe ; and Colds, Coughs, Loss of IBA, Black Tongue, Born Distemper, &c., in Cat. il tie.. They are perfectly t fe and Innocent; no need of stopping the working ofy tir animals. They increase thooPP o ;a o , give a flue e t, cleanse the stomach and nrinaryorgans: also !nor e• the milk of cows. Try them,lend you will never be without their. Hiram Woodruff, the celebrated tralnerof trotting horses, has used them for years, and recommends Onto to his friends. COI. Philo. P. Bush, of the Jerome Race Course YOrdbaftt tN. TN would not use them Until be Was told of what th are composed, since which be Is Rover without th em. Re has over twenty running hordes in his charge, and for the last threi years bee used no other medicine for them. Ile has kindly per. mitted mato isfer any one to him. Over 1,000 other rattroncee can be seen at the depot. Sold by Druggists and Saddlers. .Price 26 cents per boa, Depot, SR Oortlandt'Streat, New York. [Pelt. 19) . . . "The American. Cooking Stove r A . PTER twenty years experience in the man. ;t2„ nfacture of stores, we became convinded, some. six years since, that a vast amount of money - Was being expended by the people of this cotintry, in buying cheap and worthless stoves, a la rte portion_ of.. mah _um. .....,...a, :.arka that sista seonomy consi To sted in buying thelkest stoves that. nonld be made, notwithstanding the price wad higher. With this view we proceeded to 'nonitruot the American Cooking Stove, and spared no pains or expense to make it the bast and most perfect stove that could be made. And we _have experimented with it, and carefully ivatebed its operation for the last six years, and when - an improvement sugges t ed Itself, we have , at once adoptedlt,and - we hav several of these Improvements • secured , by le tters patent. ,In this manner we do not hesitate to say, we have brought it to a higher state o fperfection. than has heretofore been attained in cooking staves. The recent , improvenients in this .. stove has added largely to its convenience and effective nese. , In all-the varieties of stoves we menu facturei we study usefulness, durability, conve nience and economy in operation,; rather than cheapness in price, and in so doing wo 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. ' May IS, Ifieti. To the Farmers of Tioga County. TADS now buildlug at my manufactory, in Lam-mice a supatior 'FANNING MILL, ; whfOlk posBoespß tbo following advantages over all other 1. It separates oats, rat litter, and foul geode, and oho:sand cockle, from wheat. 9, Itolosns flax seed, taheskout yellow seed, and all bther #OBll6, , parte° t I y. 8, 'lt Meant timothy need. 4r It does alt other separating required cit a mill. This atilt le built of the beat and moat durable tlm.= bar, to good style, and is sold cheap for cash,, or pro. dude, . . ' I still flt a ptitent sieve. for separating oats from wheat, to other mills, on reasonable terms. J. II MATELER. timresicevals,Oetober 10860—tf • • UNION ACADEMY. 41Z2V0.17-IZZE, 2710a4. CO., PA. FACULTY: ELIAS 110ETON, Plincipal. MRS. ADA W. NORTON, Preceptinee. Micro MIIIA HORTON. Assistant. Mae AMANDA DRABS', Teacher of Musk. CALENDAR FOR 1887-8. Fail Term oommencaa Sept.Sd,Winter Term Nov 20th, Spring Term Feb. 18th, 11388. - • • RUE:MIES PER, TERM. ;primary Department $5 00 Common English t 600 Risher English 7 00 ' Languages and Higher Mathematics 8 00 Ittitrameetal Manic, extra - ....10.... 00 Vocal Muds, extra. 100 Drarrin'g, extra. 800 • Room Rent 2150 Board per week.- •0 880 Hooxitille, August 14,1887-ti. AGENTS WANTED FOR 111 H OFFICIAL HISTORY "OF THE WAR, Its Causes, Character, Conduct and Amite. By BON. "ALEXANDER H. STEVENS. Book for all Sections dnd all Parties. This great work presents t• e only complete end impartial analysis of the 'arises of the War , yet poblished, and gives those nterior lights and shadows of the great conffic only known to those high officers who watehed the flood-tide of revolution from its fotintain springs, and which were so accessible to Mr. Stephens. from his po- Sidon as second officer of the Confederacy. To a public that has been surfeited with AP. PARPNTLY SIMILAR PRODUCTIONS, we pro:aloe a change of fare, both agreeable and sal utary, and an intellectual treat of the highest ordei. The great American war ban AT LAST found a 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 combined with an increased commission, make it the best subscription book ever pub— lished. One Agent in Easton, Pa., reports 72 subscri bers in 6 , days. One in Boston, Brass., tOs sub foribery in 4 days. One in Memphis, .41312. 106 subscribers in 6 - days. • Band for ,Circulars and see - our terms, and a. 'tall 'description of the Work. with Prose notices ofadvance abeeta, &e. Address . : NATIONAL PUBLISBING CO: • • 26 South Seventh-9t. Philadelphia; Pu. 7 147 27,185'41 , . _ I 19=1 OTS, INE, PLASORING OSENE LAMPS, 1 I °INES itbon- REUMERY LiILES OF '113:47Y - E . L. =2ll . • 114uLiteiiV. ro , audaftcr monthly .I,tay truhjs v,tl cave Vorniugat about the followitighOurs: vr;s:waity 8:03 a in Express, bUalia) a excepted, for Dem, k 4atataanca,und utak/U*4MM. CObiltCtiUt! With trains of. the 4 ilautio Greet v., vpier„ , hore,andGrand Trunk itallways,torail Dalai LV. eti t .8:21 a. I.l2.,Night ilzprese, Daily, for il tiffil/O t E/(144 t a Dunkirk and the Woe t, connecting &either'. 8;86 Night.,khiprotat;lannuayii excepted,for Roth. ester and JAtiralo, via Avon, • - 10:16 a.m., Hail Train * Sundays excepted, to; Iluffal; and • • -- • - - I:4k p. in. Dal timer° Espreee, Seindaye ',excepted, fel Jtocheixter,and lieffitle, via Alien. - • - 8:33 p. m.. Day-Exprese,-Bundayirexcepied. for Derek, Salamanca, - Dunkirk - and' the West, 'connecting at at Ualtunancii with the 'Atlantic' a 104 ,9 ti ll'eetera ; airdlereilifillro , ruke Stores r Grum' Trank4lailtiaye; mid t.Daukirk nith the L ke Shelf, hallway, for all p ea t and r south, 8;40 p in Day Exprere,Siinday's iixeeptrd,ter,ltoeliest e , 12 : 85 a. m., Express ,liaii.Sunday• excepted:for Stn.. lo,Balarnanea,and Dunkitit,coptiectißg,svltti traits' fcirthe.tileat. , , • 1.30 p roTiray' 'rfs!: t, Sundaya excepted./ 5:40 p. tn., trnigrant that, Daily, for ilia Wert I.llll2lfAltb BOVXLI 12:40 a'. nr., Night Exprere Dolly, Sundays excapted, connecting at Graxcoorefor Warwick, And at Near York with ufternouu traltte auirdtatimeti fp, Boston and Now kinglautt Utica. 4:20a. at., ql44lzulati kxprass.Blondaya excepted,con nectlog at Elmira for Barrishurg, Philadelphia end the South; at Owego-for- Ithaca; at' Bingliatoton . fordo:ammo; at Orison Bend for Scranton, Bialladsi. ph Tran ton; at Lackawititeu for Hawley, and at orayccurt for ziOrburguad Warwick. 9:03 Day Entrails, SU ndaya uliepted , ,contlactin g at Elmira for Canandaigua, ut Binghamton fur Byra• cum, at Great Band for Scranton, at Lachawaxea for nawloy, und'at . ..Tersey_City with midnight Expose .Train of Note - jersey Railroad for Plaladelphia,llalti. Mori, 'and IVashiegton. 10.22 ain Accommodation Train daily, connecting at at Elmira for Canandaigua. 4:20 p. m. , Baltimore Baptise, Buildups escepted. 4:85 P. M., New York and Baltituore ilea, Sundays es voted 843 p m .Lightnlug katpress,' Sundays excepted. con • meeting at Elmira for liarrlshurg, Plffladelphla and Alio south at Jersey City with morning express truth of New Jersey. Railroad for Baltimore end :Washington, auciatit Now York with morning as. prose troths for .Boston and tho East. 12;30 p, so. Way Freight, S undays excepted. W3I. R. BARIt,.. • - ,11.11:IDDLE, Oen'l Priaa..Agent: • Oon't Bort. Bloszburg Sc. Corning, Tioga E. A Tiaiva rill TAP tut. fellowa 'until further notice: Accouninodation—Leaiei Blossbtirg at 6,15 a- re., Slane , field at 7,05. Tioga at 7,41 • Lawrencevill at gag... arriving at earning at 9,85, a. na.. Unit—Leaves ploieburg at 2,00 p, m., 51aub eld at 2.40, Tioga at 8.18, Lawrenceville at 4,00—t rriving at Corning at bp. m. • Mail—Leaves COTAIIig at 8,00 Lawr ncoville at 9,03, Tioga at 9.45, lianatiold at 10,22 Lrriving at INcissc-burg at 11,00 a. In. Aceounnodation—Laures .Corning lit 2,40 p., m., Law. re:weenie at 4,00. Tkgn,itt 4.60, Ifanafleld at 6,119.• arriving at Blosaburg at '6,15p. m. L. If . BIIATTUCE, np't Atorthopn Central it: it . - - ,TEADIS \ FOlt TILE NORTH. Trains for Csnnndngnlu leari) Einiirs as &Hon: Accomodation at - 7 . 04,m Express Eflustesj train on road) ...... ..... ....... .... 11 46 ato Mall 616 pm Way Freight, (passonger coach attached) ..... .... 7 10 a m On and after Nov. 24, 1807, trains will atsire an 4 depart from Troy, as follows; LEAVE NORTRWABD. 10 56 A. M.—Daily (except Sundays) for Elmira, Duffs lo, Canandaigua. Rochester, Sun,. Bridge and the Canadas. 91r46 P. 51.—Daliy (except Sundays) for Elmira. d Bu Em alo, via Erie Railway from Elmira. LEAVE souTinyAßD-76 000 A.l 51.--Dally (except Sundays) for Baltimore, Itia4 hinglon, Sbillidolphia, to. 905 P., l l.l..—Daily (except Sundays) for - Baltimore, Washington and Philadelphia. . . J. N. DuIIARKY, - ED. S.-7011/10 Gien'l Supt. llarrlxburkr, Goal Eau. diet , Baltimore, Md. . . Philadelphia & Eiio V. U. On awl after AIONDAY, Sept. 14t11, 1885, Trains on the Philadelphia &—Erieltall Road will run asfolloits I,'VEST WAIt D. Mail Train jeaTe.4 ........... ....10A0 p " illtamsport .8.20 a is , 4 00 arr. at Erie. ' 9.60 y 122 Erie Express leases Pbilattelpbta 11.80 no= 4, 0. "' ' Williamsport ' ' .8.26 p m .. .6 arr. at Erie . 9.60 a m Eltalsa, Mail leaves Philadelphia. ' 43.00 is m 6‘ 66 " Williamsport. ....... 0.28 p m ,4 $‘ arr. at Lock "laver' 7.4 yse EASTWARD. Mail Train leaves Erio ......... 10.60 a m " • " " Williamsport 10.16 pin 44 " arr. at Pitiludelphia. 7.00 p m nrie Express letreasErl. 7.26 p m . ,` " " Williamsport 8.16 ans " " arr. at Philadelphia 6.00 p m * Wail and Express connect with Oil Creek and Ally gheny River Ball Road. • Baggage Checked Through. ALFRED L. TYLER, Gen't Sup't., Atlantic and Great Western IC W. 1 SALAMANCA STATION. - WETTWARD BOUND. EASTWARD BOUND, !doll 5.50 I I.4preas ............ Accommodation" 0,25 Pawnee ./2.19 4 Accommodation, 11.40 plane ........ . 11.00 I Uipreet 610 At Cory there le a Junction With the Philadelphia it Erie,and Cli Creek Rail Roads. AiMeadville with the Franklin dad Oil City mad Pithole Branch. At Leavittenurgo the Mahonlay Branch makes a di. rent route to Cleveland. At Raectacke connects with Cleveland and Pittebuigh Railroad. • • The Bond pasties through Akron, Ashland, Uallea, Marion, Urbana and•Daytoriiintoreecting 'various rail. roads, and terminates at Cidriuunti. L. D. RUCKER, Oen. Sept. ; 31eadrille, Planing & Turning. B. T. VAN HORN, HAyiNo got hie now Factory lu operation. is now prepared to fill orders for Cabinet Ware promptly andln the beet style of work Meta• ship. Having procured a WOODWORTM PLAI\ ho is ready to dross boardr or plash withdispalob SCROLL-WORK & BRACKETS, furniebtul to order. His mnahiues are of the new est and most improved patterns. Shop corner otPoarl and Wain Ste, 1% ELLS BORO, Pi., Oct. 31, 1868—tf, NEW GROCERY At Dartlement. T HE SUBSCRIBER has opened a now GROCERY & PROVISION STORE At the above named place, where be proposes to furnish Goods in his line cheap. lifitrket prices paid for Porta Produce, either is cash or, trade. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. ALBERT TIPPLE. Charleston, Dee. 11, 1867.-tf. J. STICICLIN, tK • Ohairmaker, Tgrner,- and / Furniture Maori _ ,SALE ROOM, opposite Dukes Wagon shop, Main Street. FAOTORY In Sears it Wil liams Foundry, second story. ' • Orderspromptly filled and satls'actlon guaran teed. Fancy Turning done to order. Wellsboro, Jnno 12,188?. J. STIOKLIN. ,Tloga Marble Works, PUB undersignod is now prepared to exe , cuto nil orders for Tomb Stones and Monu ments of eitbor ITALIAN-OR RUTLAND:MARBLE, of the latest style and approved workmanship and with dispatch. Flo keep constantly on hand both kinds of Marble hind wilt be able to suit all who may fa vor him with their orders, on as reasonable terms as can be obtained in the country. Stones discolored with Lust and dirt cleaned and made to look as good as new. Tlogt, Nov. 1,1867—1 f Notice. TE attention of Merchants and Others Hableto a License, is respectfully called to the act of the 11th of April 1862. Pamphlet laws, 462,reg- , ranting the collection and payment trf 'Licenses which are payable at the Treasurer's Office on the Ist day of May in each and every year, and by laid act, nll Licenses remaining unpaid on the first day of July, the Treasurer is required to sue and press to judg,morit and collection, as soon as practicable thereafter, and in default thereof, to be personallyl,iable. Those liable to a License are therefore rthriested to be peoespt in tanking their payments before that date, there by avoiding any trouble to themselves and naucb perplexity to the Treasurer. Juno 3, 1308. 11. C. BAILEY, Treasurer. CHOICB LOT OF ,GItAIN BAGS for , ; Bale cheap! at • WRIGHT & BA/tErS• .Ifirollalioroo June 5,185 V. B.l'. VA' 1101tIC PORTER WILCOX.
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