IM
- PROXY.
ESE
,Yon may ides mo-fortuy pother, -
•rtir'iny sister, iousini'Aunt';
Or for somebody or other,
Whom , you long to kiss and caret.
- I vilLtake the toke n '
a; Cherish for that other one;
• What I've dreamt of
. long end blindly,
PendlY:Aireirrit ae
kf4
me for another,
You Will note a silent tear
pall for somebody or otter
Who will novertneot me here.
But this kiss you've only lent it,
• I riU„kee'D,V, for i ;her own,• •
z .,1 - Atithongho:9A' lcurs4 . lnitl. sent tr,
• - ,tfire retrupou my brow. -
_
TOtt ionfitlss me for smother,
One_ you cherish 14ndiy, bete,
Porrsi mother
Os for Somebody else es dear.
Sesialthikiss here iti,my keeping,
tina liCtifth a tendet brellth r
Iror my lovoi perirft . psi - ls sleeping
In the dreamless sleep of death.
Yortmesr.'!SultriPt
Ma is my mot'lor.—l am her som Ma'sl
name 141:13. Shrimp ; she is fife wife'
of 31" ei p;_iind' Mr. Shrimp Nis her!
husband. Pei is toy father— -My{uame:
is John"' qgprge ,\V-oelittliton :Shrimp.
Therefore pa's
. riame is Shrimp too; ;
and Bo is ma's. .
, My ma has a tna."Sberis mity . griand-
Paa• • She is rnotheviOaw Ars,
Ta , says?that mother 7 i - ti4avirs';'Ought to
.bo;Vetoeck:r•llke *thy t grandrna,, ,better
- brinVs die ten
cent stamps and bolivars. She don't
bring.aoy..te.,p ' av:—BraybEtbaCii-Wby he
dordon't like her.;'
Aunt Jerusha, is my aunt. When pa
Was alittle buy she•was his little sister.
like-little sisters. Dicky Mopps has a
little sister, :,g.er name is Rose.. "Talie
her out riding on my
-sled.' "'Atha' J e
roam, don't - like 'her. She calls her
" thaP,.M:OPPEi I :l•thitilt. A Je
rhsha ought le lie ashamed: of. herself.
•• Atint4erusba•ls,a.'very,,plous , woman.
81i0.ilever wiuits--ds - ; to talk aloud on
ShnJay„tznd, says we t ought rto • have
eola,:- dinners, •,Slie 'hears (nae - sey 'the
cateehlim, and knowifiCall without the
book,: She: says . - that Susan Jane is
spoiling that boy: 'Susan Jane is ma;
and that boy is use. 'She says that the
baby will early shOw a change of. heart.
If a, elity.ige•pf"boa.it, make a ba"--
by skip cryln„,, ,, ' 1 wish ,so too.
Aunt Jerushkliveth with :us; Some
(-Imes I 'think. ma-, .rather have
her live' somebody-else. I. asked
Aunt” Jerusha :once .why she didn't
Marry soniebodrand , set on for - herself.
She said-that, ninny' and 'Many a man
had wanted. to mary ber, - but - while her
poor Susan Jane , WaS iii sudha state of
health-she col:1141;#% . think of leaving.
Besides; Slftai*trid, *hat would become of
-yiti.ul:poor Pit 7 - •
Aunt Zerusha .semetinies. has u state
Of health, too. Oh' washing-days she_
has the-headache; antidoe; her head up
witifbrown..paper. and ;vinegar, and I
have to make toast for-lier)at the kitch
en fire: I make some for myself, too.
Aunt -Jerusha- says-- nobody knows
what she has done toe that boy. That
boy is ine,:again. I told pa what. she
said. lie said il 3 wati just" ' Nobody
did,know. 111 a ay.Ohat . Aunt•Jerusha
means well, and that she'Si Pa',s' dear
sister. don't see villy .Itrit,!ti.auy rens
on.shestiotild itliv4 - w.scold me , when I
eat cabbage with a knife.
`JOAN C.y-AISYLINGTON
HANGING , BAC/C;--IlorOes will be very
i commonly !Mind: tis what is termed
"haw , li back • fur their stalls," the • mo
rnent_the_stable door is shut and they"
find themselves alone; some will even
do this when persons are present. This
is a habit that always excites the great
est ire on the part of the groom ; the
broom -handle or fork usually corrects
this *kttempt, aocompauied•by. swearing
at-the horse, and sundry condismnations
of ciltballibis_es.i 4 ." and , frequently his
limbs also. Wel - lave seen- men insane
enough* to listen at the door, or watch
a s windoW till they_ found -the' horse
had 'conawittedsthis heinous sin, then
rush into the stable, and chastise hint
as unmercifully as Undeservedly. We
might With as. Much justice punish a`
Wan' becatiie he - - moved. his person to
get eilse,l,when we had placed him in a
situation that rendered his position
painful ; but Hsu man has found that
he could teach the generality of grooms
to think bpfore'they act, he has been
more fortunate than we have in this
particular. _
The whole secret of a worse hanging
back is, that where the stall is on the
decline from the manger to the stall
hind post,.standing on !.no inclined
plane causes his loins and hind parts to
ache intolerably, be hangs-back in or
der, if possible, to got Lis hind legs be
yond the gutter, thus "diminishing, by
many degrees, his standing uphill. In
good and well laid stables horses are
not found to acquirc.this lfabit; so-the
capse of it speaks for itself, and ought
to be immediately, remedied. The stall
lanot Should be perfectly flat from the
• manger till it comes within a foot of the
gratintrit should then haVe a fall to
it of half an inch.- • By this, the 'four
feet of the horse stand on quite level
ground: It should! slope in the satire
'degree a foot each side.of the grate, and
also a foot behind it. This is sure to
make the wet made -by the horse run
into the drain; and his bind as well as
his fore legs , stand level.—Piairie Far-
TIMMS TITAT I HAVESP.EII.-1 have
Seen a farmer build a'' house so large
that the sheriffturned,him,outof doors.
I have seenliryoung roan Sell a good
farin, turn EnerchanyAnd die in the
insane hospital.
I have seen a farmer' travel about so
mu - eh, that there was nothing at home
worth looking after.
I have eeen a riling girl marry a
young man of,diesolutahabits, and re
pent:3t- it as icing' as,ehe
I have "ottravggance and
folly Of"childreil„hring,thelg .parents to
poverty - and - want, and themselves into
disgrgee„ :•' • "
I have. seen 'a 'prudent, Industrious
wife retrieve
,the,fortunes of a family,
when her litisbalid pulled,at the other
end of the rope
I hare — titeiiiic
de
spised the enunsel: of :the wise laid ad
vice of the good,.end his career ln-pev
erty and .wretchedness.: -•-" •
1 have 'seen 'a man depart from the
truth, when candor and veracity would
have eatv.ed laitnz much better purpose.
I' have seen a map engage in a law
suit about a triPliiekirair that cost him
more-in the'clid - tban'would have roof
ed all the Einiidlnga on - hls farm.
JosM3illing6 been experimenting
Pills-for thstgood of mankind, and
says: le"Er yn are looking after a pill
az mild-az-a-pet lalnbi and - az searching
az a fine tooth ccc4P;buy,Dpetsirliing
boners silent perambulators,twenty
seven in'it Vox, respectful
draggers. Theze pilot'' round
but attemP.striktly tew bizzualf, Wand
are az good in the dead. of night az au
alarm cluck.." '
The ArMY and Navy Journal tells •a
story of one of Sherman's 'soldier who,
at the close-of--the - 'war, - when he re
turned home; was never able to accus
tom-himself to the soft luxury of a
- feather bed,.atill had to stretch himself,
if he would sleep at all, on mother earth
One night a pistol shot awoke the vet
eran, when he instantly turned over
and began-to intrench himself, scratch
ing up the ground with his hands.
An advertisement in an. Irish pap9r
lately;. 4 ¢e4ing feral the conveniences
and advantages to be derived from met
al window sashes; other
particu
lars observed, "that these sashes would
last foxeyer; and afterward, if the own
er bad•tib use for them, they might- be
sold for old iron.
One charge in ikklitlifyer , e bil tegainst
a client: Nytai,-." Tprivakitig up, in the
night and tbinking of your ;business—.
live dollars,"
• • ;.• .
iVVA:"STONE,..:..- ' k Trin"Mpul,
Mfaa S. D. Boost; ...... Preceptress,
Diss, " d
B. RA STN Atm. •kr •;i. Tca ch or of Moil°.
• CALENDAR FC,E. 1668-9.
'Winter tcnn ootamences Nov. 23, cl6seslAnikais 23,
Sarfr,.!°"/ bitkfF l4 4,l) ußit:Cl9ips OD f>
Yilma I/XPtNSES•
;- ;gh,op
"Oc;minon English, " 1e.,00
Higher Ruttish tm ,47,00
Languages and Higher Mathematics
ragtruraelivit 8 . 1331 R, ' ' 110,00
P.FOVOS - f , ‘4.' „'' " 400
Bach Term to continue fourteen weeks. Bifla due,
one half first day of term, remainder at middletiof term.
No deduction made In -tuition -except for Sicknees.—
None but Itobinson's Mathematics are need. Etudents
on entering are requested to register tbeir peines,to•
gethereattrztheatadles they to purene, and pay
onstallif their tuition.
Hoard procured ¢t reasonable rates in the village.
43 , ,Ortier , of Iht, Board T. ttIISTBES.
WellaborolNob:-4;1865.
1V,4,41 4 5E 0 ; 110,1,14KB:1ZZ
established him.
T H lS: jiii tt alßEß having
BAKING BUSINESS
in this village, next' door to' E.' A'. Kimball's
Grocery * , is now prepared to nary on the business
is all•itd various branches. keep con
stantly on hand an assortment of Bread, snob
as - •
LOAF. BREAD, BOSTON. CRACKERS;
• 'ORA .11101; • BREA I), UTTA R '.:
CRACKERS, B ROW Nti , '
, 1 .• &READ, W A'T E R'l' .
- CRACKERS,- SOQ'Aft
. . ,
• • ' - CRACKERS, -
•
DYSPEPSIA' AND 'SODA BISCUITS,
OYSTER CRACKERS, CAKES,
• •, PIES, AND LPNCII,
at all hours of the day, Sundays rtcepted.
'
'By str at atteitlou to business shall endeavor
to merit he public patronage.
CHAS. STEVENS.
. Wellaboro,June. 24,. 180.- - .
NEW HARDWARE' STORE
GONVERS,& OSGOOD
Iv addition t lf ie l i ia r yVas b_ui . c . l ß ep in Dry G i pdey
u r n !le".
STORK, TIN, AND GENERAL lIARD
• WARE STORE,'
'ova daurti bntuw tLa (Ad stand; %t..ril [hay Luau.,
afaottue
TIN-WARE
OX I.IIE
HUMANITY PRINCIPLE,
•
hat is, in the meat suhstantiol,.
ttitineer.,. In the
natter of r, ,• - 7
•
ST'OcV - EiS,
wo have enough to do allthe cookiug and warm
ing in Tioga. County. In fact, we; have Stoves
enough to MAKE A SUMMER in •
t
TPA LRUSSIA_.
Vo are the only agenti for the sale of the
AMERICAN COOK STOVB
ri Wellsbonii and thbfStove is the
AUTOCRAT OF STOVES.
We keep all kinds of Hardware, tron,-Nalle,
Steel, Rom Sheet, and a complete variety of
S ELF lIARDWARE.
It you don't oliove it DROP IN.
CONVERS.4 OSGOOD.
Wellabor°, Sept. 4,'1867, ly.
PACIFIC HOTELa
170, 172, 174, & 176 GREENOWE - Sr.;
New 1'0r.h 4 ,-,
trNDpiermuri takes pleas
j_ urcl in ann,euiggit?g to.hismutnerous friends
-mud patrons that from this date, the charge of
the Pacific will be $2;50 per, day: -
_ Being sqle Proprittbr of this House, and there.
fore free from the 00' common, exaction of an
inordinate rent, ho o fs fully • abici to meet the
downward tent/Arleyof - prices without any failing
off of service.
.
It will, now, as heretofore, be his aim to Main
tain undiminished r ib's favorable reputation- of
the Pacito, which Mitts injoyedfor many years,
as one of the beet.oe,tiarOers Asitals. : -
The table will bb houritiftiit'supplied With
every dsliettoy of the Beason.
The attendance villi be forced efficient apd
- ,--•• • .
The location ',Br be found oonvenient - for
those whose husineld calls themin the lower
part of the eityi being one door north of Cort—
land Street, and one block west of Broadway,
ana l of ready access to all Rail Road and Steam
boat Lines.
-• Deo. 20868-6 m
JAMES M. BIJNNEL
JlTa a r lau
turn l e o d t from o the City with a new and
GROCERIES, •
and
YANKEE NOTIONS.
FRESH COUNT OYSTERS,
always on hand.
•
' Will keep constantly on hand overythlig in the
line of Family Groceries, as well as P tEbbvisions,
Fruits, Confectionery, Yankee Notfons, Toys, - &e.
All of will be ibid: at reasonable prices.
JAAIit I 3.BUNNEL.
•
,Nov. 11, 1868—ly.
THE LARGEST, STOCK OF
5EV1"C101i7.33319
INbuTiy°itlatZettrtnataad the Ohespeit Ore,: to
Agent for L.. BOLLES lit"- - O . O'S BOSE,
Binghamton, N. Y., and '
F.M.iBA -SAW- ,E I A I O2 7 OBY-", - ;; '•
Elmira; 11 7 :•Y. -
STOVES SOLD . orrniert..
Mansfield, Nov. 2b, 1808-Iy. G. B. RIFF.
TO FARMERS!
FMLE 417 N PLASTER. --We - hereby certify
ithat we have ,used ,Plaster manufactured.
;by Champney liernauer, at their ; Work+) on Blk
Bun, In °DIEM township, and' we belieVe it `to be
equal if not superior to the Cayuga Plaster;
David Smith $ 3i Conable A P Cone
Mil Cobb 11 B Simmons J Bernsuer
3 . 9 Barker Ara Smith B strait
_ .
$ B.Davis Albert'lling John 0 Miller
Watrons WII Warrens L L Marsh
it M Smith . OA Smith 11M Foote
J D Smelt. P C Van Gelder J J Smith
Jared Davit" LIE Zimmerman 01. King, •
L L Smith. ci . : • •.:
. .
N. B.—Plaster alwait, on hand at the Mill..
Price $5 per ton. ' Nov: 41868.
- • Farm for Sale I • '
THE' Subscriber, being about to go west, of
fers-for sale at a great-bargain to the
chaser, the following property, to Kt.: One hun
dred acres of land, situate about 4 tildes South.
west of Westfield Spro, on Potter Brook ,4oacl-,.-
seventy.five acres improved, lbw balance good
hcmioek and hard timber, with good sugar bush,
good apple orchard, good. frame barn ,and log
house thereon,: The farm Is well, adapted to,
dolling purposes, hiving a plenty of living 'wa
ter on all party , Per terms; call on the subscri
ber on the premises, or address him at Westfield,
Tioga Co., Pa.
Oot. 4,1668. - Vattlait )4318a1.
y
air.
WYOMING INSURANCIII CO.,
- WILK,P3.BARRE,'
R. C. Slant, 8.-1102 a, Pro,.
W. T. Ries), Qen't Ap't. L. D. Soosuaxect, V. P.
COITAL ANRORPLUS, $150,000.
the etompaity It'd. which Theodore
Hatfield - 1;7os ogont, nu l polio) , hold
era who to renew their InAurauee ere.,re.
•quested'folippip to this subscriber:: '
Papuranoe, Co.,
J. B. ALvonD, 9'IIO.IIAS CRAVEN. Preeident.
Secretury 4 A. S. GILLETT,' V. "
Capital $2OO 000
)„,, 4
Continental Ins Compa
f , rcn OI 4 . TAG 6TY UF, NEW AtrAK'.
Cash Capital, 5500,000,00
Gross Surplus, Jan. 1, 1868, 1,314,590,81
Cash Assets; do 1,814,590,81
Policies written at this °nice.
GEORGE I`." HOPE,' Prookicut.
IL ,LAMPORT. Vico Prokidebt.
- CYRUS PECK, Secretary,
Tbe`stibacifi,er - talies thit, riiethod of informing
the public that ho has the agency of the above
Companies, and will be found at his office over
Roy's Drug Store, adjoining Agitator Office.
• " • ' MITOBELL.
Wollsbuto, Pit., Feb. 26, 1868—tf.
A N •11111 Alt rp tir A it - E 1
MIVITIJAM.I3OI3ERTS, begs to
LTA announo6 - 16 the,eitisede of' 'Tioga County,
that in addition to his excellent stock of Stoves,
Vin-Warn, Brittania, and Sheet-Iron Ware, he
has, at a great.outlay,ltoelted_ kis store yr)
MA IN STREET, \VELUM:SIP,
with a complete 'assortment of Shelf Hardware,
of which we enuworate the following arlieles; _
NAILS, SPIKES, 'CROWBARS, X CUT,
MILL, BAND AND BUCK SAWS,
BITT-STOCKS - TrATCIIETS, SMIS,r4LS,
SEM 1.5,; SPADES,' FORKS, ' -
BE NO 11-SOREW S,
VCOD SCREWS, CARRIAGE BOLTS,
BURRS, SKEINS; WASHER'S,
PIPE BONES, A4LE
TREES, ELLIP. •
TIC '
SPRINGS, HORSE SHOES. 1100 P, BAR,
& BAND - IRON, GRINDSTONE
HANGINGS; CORN
POPPERS,
SAUSAGE CUTTERS AND STUFEERS
COMBINED.'" Altici; .PISTOLS,_' . .
PISTOL CARTRIDGES,
POWDER `AND`"
OAISB.
PATENT. BAHIVDOOR HANGINGS
a new thing, and mado for use: These are but a
few of the many artioles omuriusing,:.our stack
of Flardware. _ • - • • -
JOHN PATTEN.
We invite the publie to call aaffe*ltialne for
themselves. We aim tolteOpthe'boat ititallty of
goods in our line • and alLwork :to 'order dono
promptly:and WILTAXM °BERT'S;
Wolleboro, Sept. 1;1808—tf.
• ,
For doing doing ifabilly? - -Yrashing io t
.
cheapest ma :Q
nor. Guarantee
the world 1 as, all' the strtugat4k;94lolri
soap 'with t e mild and lathettiiiaeitulagfelca
genuine Casino. Try this.sple44l - 44147-130$:
by the Etl:l5E1C1613E011/A1,
Front Street Philadelplilo,..- sept-2, qlB-I.y.
.•
mpor $4
Q INCE 8 - 41 u ti 6111 b °ln
Audi' of 'families the ',follunri4ftiets,krp
Portant to be known.' ' ,
FzitstrtrOugli it le the inopt,:poiterful,of all
popular rerniedkesc ,Yef hie /6..oiliapoiiiided, as to
be safe and 'hartidesti:" 'lt is of herb a nature that
it may be bandied uae4
persons wittiarliiltoiaill. diftedtie l 4o ll -
SECOND-I'e is•fottn I : ll ll" , l 3 l4tltirdr,'lvill — xol4to
severe pain attifter't of tiq'bOdy sooner than
any other applieation;' l ;; • - z •• •.
Tamp- 4 64r is important that the bottle be Well
oorked,,if left open only a few' mintiteilt'ioees
strength. . .
. Fotirrit—erfiliusefui retnedy Van be - obtained
from airn?st e 7., dealer in
TTEI~Z~TONARS I`' '•
S .
PRINC - hiti; coine, - tiUd those • Vettlring full
barns oan- • '
sS o .llEste•i• - '
at the Mill of L • Champrey-4 Ca. iihtoh WO are
Belling at $ll perjorLat,
kinds All of Produce talon. in. exchange ,for
Planter. give ua e,ealt 11• ' ‘7!
' •`•",- 'L CHA.IIIPtIEY' di" 011 -
Gainer, Tioga, Co., Pa., ElattlL.26, 1868-6 m•
- YES.I.: YES 1 YE'S . 1 '
R. WILLIA us, & CO., have got the best,
JE • largest and cheapest stock of Drugs, med
icines, Patent Medioines, Paints, Oils,' kt,yo Stuff;
Brushes, Varnisher,- , Yankee No
tions, Perfumery, Tolintt Sinn; Fishing Tickle,
.!to., lc., ever bronghtl into this county. They
trill positively sell everYthitig in7theitilltinaheap:
er that: can be binzght elsewhere. They bought
their goods in large quantities and for nett cash,
and can and , ivillaell cheeperthanutty'other es
tablishment in this county. Call 'and examine
stock and prices. P. E. WILLIAMS Is CO,
-May 9, 1868; ' 'No`. 3, Union Meek.
FORisSALE CHEAP.
1 elegant. new open Buggy., , : I, Isecond hand
open buggy: I second band top buggy.—
I aulkey. l l I two horse lunber),wagon.
: _ • •
0 it,. 3. .TROMPSOI3,, :%'' '
- . . „
- ' - tilAtrertimn .t‘ej ' • .
BLACKSMITIi f has,t o Brea, .ated ,is. prepared
to do ailkinda of w„oi ' in2his line siitisproinpt•
Ines:, and in a workm nlike manner, lioaimos
at ezollenee in his tiade.
Mansfield Juue , l3,lBoB-1:r.- ' "
AMPB.—kia Or eruct:Ks. .„
T tr‘kii d L oi l lam r
jL if
~typaiftiteqat,iiitop,A t v v eLarisi ‘.
ISIE
In
1M52019
All i
Surplus Over $160,000
Stoves 2 Stoves 2 2
BUTTS, STRAV
etARPgNISIVS - ,Topl:B,'
P MPS: AXES;
AVIER§,
' BITTS;
INIIMIE
DO , ' 000 Pounds _701:-..w6-
MIES
Wa
PHIC 'sat:Orators wl
"Casalthores, J,
Tbey Mao mentsfaeture as u?
TO ORDER,, OR
to mutt customers. Alt wo
tweented. They invite p.
their ,W;oteel
T : 1 )
MEE
oillause
whioh are warranted in a
lar attention
Rcittokitimicei.
Elia
Twenty years eXperlon l
rants them In expecting
—N9 ,eboildyw
Wei
the sale of our Cloths.
JOnPil
Deerfield, May 180
`A rrNGS
7 - 07, - ;A:11,111 11S
GROCERY AND PR VISION STORE
TH
•
•
LD saying that a penny saved le a penny
O
.earncsi,justifies-meARDNBII. n"intneds
oitilidiSit6l - eatCl , Eiteditigs;rißatilre r 0 11601titi bar is
Wealth, said some old chaps whose name I have
forgotten; and It is eoonomy to trade where the
SLAUGITER
of high prices is' linitfeprobectitelfwith vigor and
, withourrepriel* ,, , , Tl-ean-is ihenziattt, Teas, Mo.
lasses, Fish; ' Pork, 'hloni., (to rn Meal, Coffees,
Canned Fruits, Spices, and everything Intended
for faintly use, giving the bnyer the benefit
OF T E •
fall of, ltitOniarkets, an 40 iinnige "diilY appro.
isiated•by eieribody,etri*l 'g onlr'tbose i'erdant
iNNOC NTS ,
who prefer PROMISING OPA Y one hun
dred per cent. profits to the 'eolfir,te., Pal YING
twenty-five- - .oo7TOSKTiociiti Onf, ellySiliof the
geode, rehall-effieiiii:itocli or goods at fair
prices
EVERY MON 0 AY,
EVERY TuE -DAY,
_, EVERY:WED SPAY 7 ,
EVERY' TI 1U ' SDAY,
EVERY 'RID : xr,
EVERY-SAW • DAY,
and All up as fiat as
Wellsbor9,, June )2, 1887
Now . ig'Youf"T
gAVINe more goods t.
this market, I will se
WAT,9,gES, .CLPQ.N."
PLATtD'
, CY 9OODS,—A
0.• G. Olop1;13
Cotte,r " "
American Watcbc.2,l SUv
$19. , ..Eittir , is I
relSPOttdinglY P
ufapturerstprice4' ;
THIS • IS NO HUM?:
/TABLE-
Can andtsee for yours )'.
Wellsboro, April 2
stiiiei "i•
FOR THE MI
Good people all, boll grea
want to keep
PEACE IN TI!.
,
you mud nave enough, to ni
miff), well-betiavid
BEIM
Torfoopl
Thie lantiood crowning good
Ord ,- Btoite establfsliment, op
Wollatioro, and name 1a t ;
HOME COMP
. ,
Wall:bands admitted to iro
world.
TIN BARE
- -
promptly, and warranted to g
executed in the bost:tnenner,..end.wittk dispatch.
:!t„ -,•••c:.-
- . CALL. ALISTDe.S?arAIL - '
e 1." •
• - ID,. PC ROB RTO.
Welleborough, Nov. 21, 1867,
Publie Benefit.,
A ti9ng/t4o46tid-,thiiiikiiWalla of it/i
thera , ;.aresflutlthnittrktritdCifi t iatfi6of
good, fa* so tiefladaptell•tot.rOteeptjhrefiee Jur.
feting; few so well approved - IV the public as that
new and powerful remedy called Salutifor (or as
the GereteltMePlelaTh l t Pee) ..
It vies ease - and.,pqm.torA pithetipeur Sufferer
from •Neuritleti'and. Akinusattsto c , ) au d: tlitings
apeods relief to that raze class of diseasee that
are often cured and always belief:ti l ed,
ward app/Joatlcpgr
For ealeo4l RriorgiocE,l l 4s c, - ,,
. Whdlesere Depot DAY, HOAGLAND
9PH, lAD 64 Couttlandt Bt. Neer York.
L • •
.B A N ,X.,11,1311):2 .0 z -LA
in Fall'aetts, at • YOIII4CPB 80016311'01,41.
yG SEING- 1 .114,P111-1418.: . 7 . :
T AB. Bt. WiLtalfB93F„.of arlisto4l4vitig
:Rural:mod the rightotolnithe:atiti .vend the
p. Jones Washing 3faohine in Tioga County,
hereby gives notice that the machines are being
made at-Vatt.frornts Cabinet:Panto:ay; Wellebbrei
rwlrere they may, be prochretig,-.11.1 •,;• -„.,t:f,..;‘ , 1
'2V° beet, cheapest, and mos t sensible macidnii
ever invented.
.June 24,11865i-If t : ; • •
s us t e. 27 o N -li t .-1# ? b 2oo io , rl , o ß t i nd.
WIGHT
& 14.4617.„_
.
EIMI
Fall-Cloth,
~ he.; for WOpt•—
ual--
)N SHARP%
• : ;
.
k *snouted as rap. -
rtioular - 'attention to
Ttook
MEI
: r
,zll3Siit;
~•ry respect. -Pollen
given to
1.01"11-DRESSING.
.o In the business war
. generous patronage
°the made. ,w
sito' rii, are 'agents for
NOILLIE 4: SONS
tr.
TA- - N 'K. '
0 2tklE.R WISE
AND
A. GARDNER.
M me to Buy
=8
,ttri 'le- necessity- fOr
1.1 my entire stook of
, JEWELRY,
AND -FANr.,
f"- 6
8 ,1 6 °1
,68.
• • • Ig7o.
r nttng Cage* at
r chlify9;,cit apr::
88. A E'ER
.
%.
Vare
LION.
and amall —if you
; dry wonixiaf good
I . nd to crown all, a
MOO!
Nava at my Mu
posite:Roy's.,Blook,
Amox ;
equal to any in the
Tb ORDER,
wo satlefaction.
IipPAIRING
MEE
„
,
..s .
-It "WILLIAM% Bi . 'CO
7„
XV.EU,
=MN
DRllQS„taginciNN6,. I°,&TENT,,MED-1
I.OINkS;PAINTS;'(Jtts; 'WIN-
DOW 'RUTTY,
Have come down to aid Prices atlast.
AXTZ-Alo not hOoSisto bate tbe ,
.."1 1 V. latest 'Stook -of "
P.;: q# 4' i. -P-IV - 04239.4ir . DR-LrELS,,
P ;
:iff,',4IOI).I.O.EIVES, -, i-' , ..:'
1 :: • ~,,,',-,, ,p,;;T.:.i.-1, ,- -.,rs-r •=:: '.
PATENT MEDICINES
J., 4
?.
YANKEE , NOTIONS,
..... ,
i!EIiiPIUMER Y, "
'' '' ,Tirs, •
FANCY ARTICUS - , - t'-TOILET SOAP,
CLOTH; HAIR, TOOTH & NAIL
BRUSHES, MIRRORS,
IC 3 ,
WINES & LIQUORS; At, -
JcYEX Jinc&elar !THIS MARKET
,We have also the lowliest Stook or,
PAIN,TS• VILS, (MASS, AND , PUTTY,
1118
Suoh a
Pare White Lead, Pure White Zino, Linseed
011. Coach Varnish, garniture Var lrel. •
:; 7 10* 'Reds,'Clitaine ' -
low, Chronso\Ofeeni, , .Pressian-Brue,
Pateni Dryer, Lacher, Japan,
Spanish Whiting, Paris White, Rslumina, Resin,
Tarr Lot , Wop rnstitiplttalll
, ,stoode fteditkedirPtitash,i.iPutty; Also
eohol, Ben*olerSpirits•Vnrpentine,
and Ketlosene Oil, Paint and
Varnish ,Brushes,
•
Which we will tell 25 par cent. cheaper than an,.
otharAstablialimontin-tha-{eiinty; - • -In short, we
have every th,ing %ever haptirraqirstvlate-' 1 • '
ME
DRUG STORE,
and ell_ weLask is for you to oalTand exemine.our
stook and kiees before buying elsewhere. fte
member we can't be undersold. -
All goodtrurropted or no eale.•
'• ; •
P. R. WILLIAM/, P. It WILLIAMS A Co,
J. L. Wataiiio. f Tfo.S . l3ioioti Zook
Wollsboiro' oar: • •
Paint fet, ?armors- and Others.
saITIE GRAFTON MINEItAIa , PAINT CO.
are now mantafgeluring_the_Rest,-Oheapest
tantili - Fiara Paint in useL.twestoats well
put on, mist wittVilre gnireed_9ll,Willlast 10
•r , 10 •irearirlViftlitli'llglik4rown or beautiful
Sueolate color, and can be changed to greet.,
qad, stone, drab, olive or cream, to snit the taste
the consumer. It 'is' val 'u'able for Rouses,
3arns, Fetus, Carriage and Car Makers, Pails
ni Wooden.ware Agricultural Implements,
Canal Boats, Vesse ls and Ships' Bottonis„Can
via, Metal ittnllßbingle Reba; (lt Welnllrire'and
Water 'proofs,) FlOorwoll Cloths, (one manufao.
'starer having vsed 6,000 bbis. the put year,) and
and as a paint for any purposols unsurpassed• for
body, durability; alartieitylind' adkesiveness.—
Price $0 per barrel of 800 lbs. ' which will supply
a farmer for years to come, Warranted in all
cases as above. Send for a circular which gives
Pall particulars. None genuine unless branded
in a trade mark, Graafton Mineral Paint. Per.
aorta can ordo the Paint and remit the money
on 1.4;0610 . 01k - 6 goods. Addrest tr• •
'• DANTE% BIDWRIA,
June 8,1868-6 m `, 286 Pearl Bt, New York.
ip,._:ll.„ipAsE‘'' 7
AGENT FOR
HARDING'S, EDITIONS
OF FAMILY, PULPIT, It PHOTO
GRAPH BIBLES.
Wholesale Dealers will find the list to embrace
the largost„tmortmen,t of - liibles , in-tittruomltrjr:
ThalAillYtehttarlso : itesitatioiiiii
lag them moro saleable than any Bibles publish.
ed. The various editions embrace all the, part.
one styles of .binfling tuld efseskof type;traryliti
in pride from $2 to $3O, for Family Bible, large
quarto size.
HARDING'S
PATENT__ gI4E4I.ELE ,CHA1,N 7 414011.
FtteCiGER‘APH'
The Superiority of “Harding's Patent Ples.ible
Chain-Back Album," over all- others heretofore
Manufactured, will, upon the slightest examine
d-61i be apparent, to all.. '„ - • •
`'.Purohaseriare iseprA.that. the .above books
*ie sill of the befit, Philadelphia manufacture.
E. B. CASE,
-Troy, Pa.
Sinn 8, 1868.4 En.
11
A. W.. AYARS,
I NICIVXIZoIe. ifiriCiCoro
S ithe only Platte, rilde- of 'Wow ; Toxic City
I
wli *on 'wilt AO • constantly op • nand, ai
good gallons:title of • •TI - • -- ' • '
..GRANITE i>llON - UMZNI'S;
. ,
,
out at thiCieletireted Quinsy. end Cooeord'gasis•
ties, shiped direct toldi o
"_fier.;:lalio . Atm ss.
tioruktint: of Marble: ptlit.. Slat. ista*lsoy,49o l.
.I:e ; ; , aff• cheap
as eon be oought In the Statp ‘ ...All.orders ITS;
reaelvemrperstontd attention: - "EihnO unCtraref
ro r onifforewitterstreelP•cfliii'dini 'Verlivelyers
Jewelry Store, Illmlfal ‘ N I • NA, •
July 29 , 186 E4 1 L0 •-•
k* : i t • t E t ales I• • •
Tlllll Buffalo :Pi a tfoint al I' r 'orillinit
ilZeivfor-heavyy aliViititinteeiiirti tan*, be .
Solind at the Hardware Store of Wm. Ablpittii,
Welishoro. These Soaks are the bliiiMinfis
ent - and. hara_no.snperior • snywhere. -- Ther - are
thejtestntyleandlarrnkiwthelignial;
rpm at all thigiiidgiltbibitiohi; .
hive the sole agency for these Scales in this
region. ' lol7ll 'z ewi1. , 14, 1 4.11c9PME1*1..
Wallah oro, 1 4 61411; 108.
• .
774+ OT v '
11111
T" underaignad offera7forlsale, on ': nation.
able terms,iCtialielde faint;eVitated to Mat.
o:Township. 'flogs, county, Fe w on Aha..,araot
1 frentilCatmitttei riteneriLle, Wke
tom theleitniiilitti4ll; iketairdng 1'5,0. sorely 11&
sores tinPrinict •- geod frame honio,large hay.
:barn: and shed, and a good hone barn, also two
good pte•orohards,, Wtal watqed. - .and well
adapted td did/7114.'4bl one destring n .good
farm and pleasant' home dn'well to' appljte•
B. B IVAND'Ugabi• •
• ,
' Sept. - 2:1868-0. ,"'
Q — ACkING - firi hbtdit#lll,4tti9,ity 25 ets 'Parra
17thi • .ps tam aco B.
00t.,12.
DIII ITCHII — AIIIINIMATi7StIPPOttI
SW, for sale at Ticiititteit-13:041
6 . 4Eat.PAID , FOR WOOL',`• b e y;•• • • . _ • '
1,1 na 1808. D. Ron owit:
' Brit* fit , Agate.
125 000 GOOD BRICK for Sitie at
1 - . Abe yard,
tety;Welltboro, by PRZD. MARGRAPP.
r, • ••••-• .•1
El
El
MEI
.
Ke : 414 : 31E1
• :;;::
. t
*.ti: '4O market' price ,
th. l l 194011 1 4,4'1'400.- ' ; • -
1.; folteteeliti , l
.FIIRSi
•
9 i
:far which Wer.tiiit thijr ;
YAP 4,11/-ittaritititottirn tit : order, gratiato tie b'9me;
'fioratioilCALlP;titaflP 1306'1154it tlio;,boOt taanz,
'nor and at fair rat's, atinnenzi
to'REPAIRINCk. -- " • .
. . . .
htkoto tirot-ratO stook of
lig,.iiiiitigiAbs' liittlitik
roti w, ►e n not un ereold, and froth tble
ht be —4
,tlino:wevehallionite it'a point to koeo up tbO best
-Nook of. ' '
L:Api4S" ,GAITEWS,
-to be. found in she 'county, which we will cell at
-a lower profit than such articles hair,' ever been
offered in this region.
'We Chan likewise keep up a good assortment
lADrES'.4AOIO.ItALP.. L giA TILER
•
BOOTEES, (11 - IILDABIVS £NP
MISSES,MORK or VA-
•
and alt.etylea of MEN'S WORK.
.
• LEATHER PIT.N.DINGB
can be bought of .us.as cheap is any whero this
side 9,f. Now Yeth ' and we ehall keep a full stock
of „ •
FRENCEI CALF, FRENCH KIP, 'UP
PER, SOLE, .LININGS, stip
' BINDING.
Oersteek of PBGS; NAILS,T,II.IIEAD, A Ins,
itA'Sps; . GLOWS'. ArEEDLES, LASTS, -
P S; SHOE ii(AKER'S
TOOLS and 37.,6Pi t tVa.T , will be found the lar
gest in the count y , and, we .el( /or male profits.
thrtalk btieliteis and • w . e - Mean begin ess. , We
hadwbeen:inithis 'region long. enough te be well
knOWn.l4-let Riede 'Wile know, ne try' us'. Corner
,of, Mainland' Gietton 'streets, cippoSlte Wm. Rob
eitelfifdvierolltore, — 0; W.• SEARS,
• " ' 'olo.' 07' DZltily.
Welleboro, April 24, 1867-tr.
1868, .14114/1T 14 - . BAILEY. 1868.
Wlll commence itis year aith an exclusively
OASH business.
CASH .
,PAID FOR WHEAT 1
CASH' PAID FOR OATS 1 f
CASH PAID FOR CORN I
°ASH FOR EVEItYTAING t
A LAROR KOOK OF FLOUR FOR
VA {1
• „
A LARGE STOOK OF FEED FOR
CASH I
A LARGE STOCK OF• PORE. FOR
• CASH 1
Call and inn las. WRIGHT .1; BAILEY
Welliboro, Jan. 9, 1867-19.
All persons indebted to, us by note or book
account must call end settle or pay oosts.
Jan. A, 1,86.5.
. 7 _ . . :WRIGHT & BAILEY..
WI=SBORG;ifOU-NIWZ- AND
M:WaiT - WiiTi7:4l
•
MUIR ,anhaoribera • having procured additional
,machinery an now ready to (tindab to order
au aorta of
CASTINGS,
SVCH ,s 8 r
PLOWS,: 00LTITATOR 8, FIELD
RcizLE as , MILL GEARING, ,
SLEIGESHOES, Vro 0 DD.
SAWING ; MACHINES,
itc„ Co.t
We hav * e also a
WOODWORTH PtANER,
• - • •
for otistoni-atid Job work, We ari; l also prepared
to do , ' T
SLITTING . SCROLL &I WING
to order.
Having a 9rat-clue■ eorew-entting Lathe, we
Are prepared to make
CHEESE PRESS SCREWS ,
.to order. Builders of Cheese Peotories are re
quested to eicamine our work. We manufacture
the
Champion Plow,
ono of the Sneak kap)ementa in the market.
(Tapia paid for OLIOROIT. ,
On ALES WILLIAMS,
•
P. L. SEARS.
Weileboro, May '
Grocery and Provision Store,
N. Y.
Z'o. DILL,
VETHOLBEIALE MID. ILET4L EISAILER
VT in all Wads of
11110CERIBS, PROVISIONS,
Wines, Liquors and
=I
vi ices;
FOREIGN & DGP4ERTIC, GREEN &
DRIED PRIIITE,
OA NNE 1T . ,t9 AND
VIVO.grA'BLES,
.WOOD & WILLOW NAILE, GLASS &
• CROCKERY WARE
•
CHADBEI - 1 1 S - T - OARTUACIES, CABS &
PERAMBULATORS,,
A full and complete aisorttnent of the 'above
mentioned goods,of , tbe best quality always on
hauff. t • • !
; attention , paid to Fine Groceries.
Dec Br and. Consumers will tind 'it' to their in
termit to examine-his , Stdok tbefore buying.
Coral') g o -1 , 1,711, "March Ili 1868.
1
ergo t 'assortpinnt _oLlT.stolnup elnokit
lew,elry and Plated Waro in ,Tioga county
, , • g?..470021,
Wilnira4s4lAt;;;;9.4ll,l)A i li) l lo l ;,
MI
_ ~•: _ _ .E
,
yit,U#3B AND, IitEMOINES, PAINkS
Ant OILS;
THADDEUS DAVI DS' INKS, KEITH'S
. 'cONOENTKA.TED 4EDIOINES,
ittElnilifi FLUID, EX
• TRAC'T,S,
BURNETT'S OOCOAINE, FLAVORING
,s.rptA9IB,,ICHRoppRIE LAMPS,
,PATENT'•MEDIGINES,
ESTER PERFUMERY
- AND FLAVCatING EXTRACTS, WALL'
.4APER„WINDOW-GLASS,
wtfrtgwAsu LIME &
AND DYE .COLORS,
AGENTS FOR
. 11.4.1tV1N & CO'S RE
FINED OIL • •
•
Sold ut Wlldlipalo Pzieea. l3uyore nro roquosted
tO oall'aud got, 'quottkOoli.si before gain .furthor
W. D.. TERSELL -& 'CO.
Easx
Ctlrnitig, N. Y.; 'Jan.
1868.., ',FOR SALE, ' 1868
.
E. C. WICKHAM,
A T HIS NURSERY OF•FRUIT , AND Oft
a. - 1 00XTAL TREES, IN TIOO A :--
60,000..App1e 'Tkees.
10 000-.PeariTirees. -
A gccld'idp4ol:y of PLU;)i, CHERRY,
Bud ORNAMENTAL TREES SHRUBBERY,
- The Fritlt trees aro coteposed of, the choicest
varieties, - good, healthy; 'some of thew large and
inikehring, 'Any duie'4lshing to get a supply.
weillo well to call and seCtoy'etock before put.-
ehaslog.elseribere.. Delivered at the depot
free of charge.
Tioga, Feb, 28; 186871y*
To - Owneri of - Hoises ' and
rgIOBPLS' DERBY. CONDITION . POIVDEILS ARE
warranted etiOrloilb itnY Othr'S, 'ch.' no pay, for
the , cure; of r DisteMPer, Worms; t Dots, ICou g LS, hide
bound;Gilde; &c., in Horses; and Colds, Conghe, )Loss
of 1 , 111 k; Totigitejlotti'Di‘t'etipei, &v., in Cat.
tle. TRey are perfectly safe and innocent; no need of
etopping thU.working ofyour animals. They , increase
theappetite; g{vett ilno cdat, eleanee'the 'stomach and
nrintivyorgaos; ilsotnetease :the .milk :of cow's. , Try
them and you will ;never , without ; th .flirom
Wotairtilialhb'Oelebrated Warner Ortrtitiing riles, has
used them: fee years, and ' recommends eta to his
friends. Col; Philo. R. Binh,. of the Jerome Race
00nrsb, Fordbania'N: Y.. 'wonlcf not nee them until he
was told of what they are eeraPosed; since which he
Is never wftbatit them. He has over twenty running
horses Inhistkii'rga, and for the lait'thiee years has
need no other modictrie for them. lie has kindly ner•
milled mete
- refer any, one to him. Over 1,000. other
refinances eatt:be seen at the depot. Bold by DiUggists,
and •Daddlere, , ,,Price" 25 cents per 'box - . Depot,' SO'
Oortlan4lqtz*, trey ! '!fork . • , [Feb. 19]
he .iiiileritan , Cooklng . .Stove.
. ._„
AFTER twenty ,years experience in the man
ufttotureerstoies, we becathe , convinced,
some six years since, that a' Vest amount of
money was being expended by the - people of this
country, in.buying cheap.antt worthless stoves, a
large portion of which was wasted;. and that
true economy Consisted in buying the best .stoves
that could be madeknotWithstanding , the price
was higher. • With this -vieve we proceeded to
construct the American Cooking Stove, and
spared no pulite or expense to make it. the best
and most perfebt stove that could be made, And
we have exporimentell with it,;end careflilly
watched its operation for the teat six years,
and
when an improvement suggested itself, wehave
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 heretoforebeen 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 ussfulnesb; dniability, conve
nience and economy- in' operation, rather than
cheapness in price, and in so doing we are awls
fled we study the interest of those purchasing
our stoves. SIIEAIt, PACKAIID, dr CO.,
Albany, N. Y.
Vor sale by CONVERSE 41r, OSGOOD, Wells
boro, Pa. - • May 13, 1868.
To the Farmers of Tioga County.
I.hd now building at my manufactory, in Lawrence
villa. a anporlpr
FANNING. MILL,
wbiob possesses the following advantages over ellotbei
mille
1. It sipper - cited oats, rat litter, and foul seeds, and'
chess and cockle, from wheat. '
2. It cleans flux seed,:takesont yellow seed, and Rh
otber seeds, perfectly. '
8; It cleans timothy seed. • '
4. It does all other separating required of a mill.
This'suill is built of the best and most durable tim
ber, in good style, and' is sold 'ltheaplor radii, or pro
dace. •
X will fit 'a patent sieVo, for separating oats from
wheat, to otber mine, on reasonable terms: •
J, Ii MATHER,
Lawrenceville, October 10, I8i:111-tf "
UNION ACADEMY.
kistarrnzE, •TIOGA C 0.,•
, •
FACyLVE :
' • •
ALIAS - rtoginizi, Principal.
MRB. ADA W:RONToN„l;ieceptroso.
Mos MIRA MORTON„Aselatant'••
Ems AMANDA; MAKE, :Teacher of Mosio. '
CALENDAR EON 1807r -B.T
„
• • - .
Sall Term pomniencee fgept. ad, Winter Term Nov
20th, Spring Term S eb::2Bth, 1868.
,AXPRIMES - PEll TERM.
Primary, Dekiartraent• $o 00
Common Itaglisb ' ! 8 00
.
I Higher English 700
Languages dna Higher Mathematical 8 00
_ Inatrumental Music, extra 10 00
. -
Vocal Music, eXtra......i , - - 100
•
Drawing, extra 800
Rand Rent - " 2 60
Hoard per Week-, ..
1 .. ...
in. , August 14, 1867-tf.
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•ou to ofttei' Nov; 2.bdi 16t;ei, (Emil • v !, 4)
leave ow ni 11#14t .tibqut.•the.follilwing
, ITstertslattit , novin. „
6181 a dith't li ' xprress,eiiitatla)eilzeelawd, tor Bona
laintine ,titod` 1111,0104 k, tunitt ug,diret4 .cusibtx Dun
with truitut qt Atlit i ntle & Nlcliern,
Sholo,untitittatiTenn
6:42 a. va r ,Nlithr itxproreiDallyi for hinttalti,'Sal ant au t.
Dunkirk and, tlia.',Wilat,cptin tc.tlßioAtitlarre,
'6:6o‘a.'L'i:',"titglitAiproi9Atitendaytt eitceptc 4.10 Li it.
'5.; rotor rapt lsullatour la Mutt: : •4'
.16:99 it .n 4,41411 Tralu,itutillAya eieepteil - for" - ltittslo
and Dun;cltlc • - -•- ••• '
1146 p. Dipress, Sundays excepted, for
Rochester and linffalo,xia Atop.
7:38 p. ta.. Day Expritia, Su ndaia excepted •for Enr u t,,
Eialamnacti, Dunkirk- and: the 'Welt, contiectlng at
at ealatpauca with rho Attantlc, and, Oren t•Wastesti
' Railway; tit Dunaj° .B , ,Duukit h the .I,ake 8 hut
Railway, tor j all • p otti t a widen tt d a oath ."• 4 "•' •
7;46,p at Day L'Xuritsa,tintidayr e'reepti4 .lot BOatier t.i
12:86 Exprenit latt.suudaysuxc4ptedaut ha.r. k
to, Salamenc it ,anti Dunkirk, cuunroting with Malts
tor tha Wort. ,
1,50 p nl ,{'ay 14 , 4:144 t, Stindaytexcapted: •
6:40 m mkt, Dans,fortho West.
. -•••
•- ltesilraltszotn.
12:43 A. w., Ntitht bliaidays eats l a t d
eonnectiug ut Elmira foi.Vitilistdriport.Herrfsberg
awl the South, and l'.4ew York with afternoon
traloti and eteawere for'lloston Had New England
-•-- -
4;20 a,C I lie I IHxp ,- . l l.)acitty eX tt La'g
'at Eliufrtt toreatia ilitigpa„ at ttlughamtoti for Byrn •
cute: at °real. pail: for SerAa toll; 4aßekulvitsteb fur
a
, Hawley,awl ft Jalsey City with- tuldnlic'ht liztiseek
Trafriof Now - J . 1 . 1.ga Railroad far Pb!la , sl%jplila,,Balsii
morn and %Vas) avian."' •
11:02 a. m., Day ktxprro,Stindayle*aeOfeif;kiDiibiciinal
at, %Waverly tor t Tot audit; at
„Birtgbnintvs; for 1.:jr0.:
cone; at Greatatend for Scranton, attechtmaxehl
for Ilouradoley Yiltddteliowh:tdi ttnii3nciitolittyl et '
Jersey city. midnight, ~ exprairs rraln.f9r, ,New
Jersey Railroad for Pliiladelpbtu "
, .
10.80 am - Accouactdation Train daily, C9nsirctlag at
Owego for Ith(ca - -
2;20 p. m. , Baltimore Expres e t Sundays ox4ptaii.. l
4i35 p. Nair York an d'Hitt tinie,re Dia I. S u timj s
rx
cepted, connect fog at - tiltotrtrfor Canandalgtut.:and
at Itiarerly for '4'crtrauda - , - ,
9.05 N _
to Ligh . tuing Express Dailyicannecting at, /1-
lair& for'WilliontspOrt. - liarri‘Vurg and Om South,
and at Jorary City with morning oxprera "fleits'of
New Jcrsoy Itatiroad for 141atielphia . , naltimote
And Washington's- •
12426 P, tu, Way Freight, iintiditY e ekeliritki/:
4:6" A reviectl arid complete "Pocket -Tinie lable" of
Plvi 4 ei , ger Treloron'tbe - ErrelThlieray and conflicting N,
Lines, hos recce ly_ta.e.a , pulArkeil!,-iiPAFO l 4ll'PiOeur• . N
ed-on 440116U - 1U 'cri,ll4'olleke - ettrtli of the Compa ny WN.l. Its , BATifi; '‘ "-, •' - ' --.- ' L ' ' 11l titglii. -
°eel Pas . -Agorkt.,--, .:, ~: , I*(lett'l Supl
...
•
• Ellosoburg ilk Corning, tr 4. TiOBl4 Et., R.
, ,
Taaine will run as follows until farther noti ce :
Accommodation—Leaves Illossburg at 7,16 a, to., 3 1ans•
field ut 8,05. Tioga at 8,41- Lawr, nceviile.st e,e2—
arriving at Corning at 10,40 a. la. - - •
Mail—Leaves Blossburg at 2,00 p,ut.,..3laustield at. 2.40,
Tioga at -3,18; liwrencesllle"ul 4,00--arriving_ at
.
Corning at 6P.ta • • • • -•
Mail—Leaves Corning at VIA- Lawrenceville at
0,03, Tioga at 9,45; Manellad at 10 , 2 2:--arriving at
Bloas.burg at 11,00 . a.
„,.7/ t •
AocOnintailittion-:=l,e,illis COI win g .at 2,411 p. la , Law
renceville at 4,oo.lloga'at 4.6ll;4fitniflelrt at 5,20
arrlying'ftt niasAnrii at cip,p,tn.- -
. L. 11.21/AnEtqli,sup't
rait/a fur ettuatrilagtalaliaroSliulra as tallowy: \
Ac4ihuottatiou ut Ottat Fru
Expreaa[fatite'st tiain ou 'rad] Il 46 inn
Mail - • •- - •
'Ol6 p La
Way Fifigla, [passenger coacli4ttaclatl] . .... I
IV a Hi
On and nftor Nor. 21, 34407, traina , wiJJ arrivo ant
depart frciin Troy, as follows;
- LEAVE NoitTIIWARD. . •
10 56 A. (except Sundays) rot' Rltalta, Lure-
RI, Canandaigua, Rochester, Snap. Bridge and the
Canadas.
945 P. M.—Daily (eicePt Sunfla;ys),,i Blinirn end
Buffalo, via 'Erie Railway 'row Eltnite. - : •
LEAVE. gOIiTiIIVRD,
4100 A. M2-..-Ditil..(racvpS, SAlDdity..4). far Baltimore,
Waeliington; Philadelphia, fie. 1 -
9 0.5 ,P. 31.—Ba11y (except • Siindais) for Bahlthott,
Wn4laington and Philadelphia. -
J. N. Dutt.ilfitY, , ED-B. Y.Ol - 4'ia
Betel Supt. Harrisburg . . 0 eliPPPass...4o
- - - - -tAiithdre,
Philadelphia &
On and atter MO,NRAYi, • Z5 0 7/...' 23 d515 6 6, . 1 / I t I DI
on tnoPlitladetpldo &Erie Ita.ll.lload w2ll run an Tot tua
. • ,
Mail Train lonia' Philadelphia -1 14545 I) m" 4. A', Williamsport .....:. , Bib qi in
arr.at Erle .. 9.60
,g m ,Erie Express Maros Philadelphia 11.60 boon
.. •. ". Wrlliameport 8.450 p m
•' • 6 err. at Erie _ A 0.90: a m
Elmira Mail leaves - Philadelphia - " - .8.01 1 ain
", " " Si illitanirp ort ' 610 p m
" ' " 'err. at Look Haver, 7 ,4 4 Din
EAk!WAItD.
Mail Truitt leaves Erie /MIS a ru
•• 'Williamsport m
arr. at Philadelphia 16.00 •.a ra
Er ? 'c'Pr"s leaces Erie
.......... tt
•• arr. ut Yhiladelphia. 4.1213 p m
Mail and Espress connect with 011 Creek and Alla
ghat* , River Rail Road. Baggage Clacked Through.
ALFRED L. TYLER, Supt.
*tlantic and Groat Western R. W.
SALAMANC
r..„W tvivalt.6 Hov D,
6.30 ,
accommodation 0,35 Mail " ' ' 541.
Baprcal 12.19. .Accoultnotlittlon, 11.46
Cxprese 11.0 C I:.V.prese B.llr
- At Cory there is a junction with the Philudelphin &
Eric, nd CII Creek pail Evade. -
At dead ills with the Franklin and Oil pity and
Pithole
At Leavittehurge the .klahoniny Brituth makes a di
rect route' to Cleveland. At Ravenna, coutiyets with
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad. •
TIM Road passes through Akron., Gallon,
'Marion, Urbana and vat ki.s
roadsoind terminate
NEW - GROCERY •
At Dartt Settiumont.__
SUBSoRI FR bas opened a new
• GROOERY PROVISION. STORE
At: the above name place, where - he proposes to
furnish Gloods in Ills line cheap.
Market prices paid, for Farm Produce, either
or. trade. The patronage of, the public, la
resl)pcifillly solicited. ALBERT TIPPLE.
;Charleston, Dec. 11, 1867—tf.
- J. - STICKLIN,
tigo
Turner s and
• .
Furniture Dealer,
,CALK ROOM, opposite Dartt.'s IVagou Shop,
Main Street. FACTORY iu Sears &
Wil
liaina Foundry, second story.
Orders promptly filled and satialaotion guaran
teed. Fancy Turning done to order. --
Wellsitoro, June 12, ISGI.
-.J..$
-...... s ao
Tioga Marble
. •
firtHE undersigned is now prepared to axe.
1. uto all orders for Toinb Stones end Menu•
monis of ciao'.
ITALIAN OR RUTLAND. MARBLE,
of the 14test style and appioved worliinatisbir
and•with Oirpatell.
Re' keep constantly on band - both kinds p‘
Marble anti will!bp.able Ito suit all •.nrho may,fa.
Vol with their ordels, on ai reasonable terms
as can bo olttained couniry.
Stones discolored with rust , and dirt cleaned
midland" to book as, gooki l as, nisar.
• PORTER, WILCOX.
Tioga Nov. 1, 1867.41. ,
MBE attention of Merchants and others liable to
n License, ie respectfully called-to the not of
the 11th of April 1882. Pamphlet lawd,492,reg
nlating the collection and payment of, Licenses
which are 'payable at .the Treasurer's Office on
the lit day of Mny in each and every -year, and
by'snid net, nll Licenses remaining unpaid on -
the first (My of July, the Treasurer is required to
'sue ; laid prese to judgment and. colteetion;'-al
soma praCticable thereafter,' and default
thereof, to be personally liable 'nose liable , to
a_Lk___lense aro -therefore requested .tt - b - ha prompt
lii'maktrefr pa)
o ments before that date, there.
-by; 'aioldiffig any ab to themselves and Much '
perpfexity to the Treasurer., ,
. Yana g; ISOP fi."0.1/ tLEX,I rea
e.IIIOIDE LOT OF .02 AI ' IIAOB 'for Salo
i;heap Int ‘. . .‘lllll3ll dc' BAILEY'S. :
- t yttalaboro i Juni) 5, l86T•
=Mt=IIMM
Northern Central ;12`. it.
'TRAINS PO/C.IIM
W.ESTWAIt V
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Expi te. 4114,1
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MEM
Notice.
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