:. 'r' THE" B'liL ING: BN.OW.
•
/X:lkateli tb seo thePtii "proaeseiois inst;— ;'
, Tho struggling , shadowy shapes thilt - tio'ineorittr,o;
I sit nod watch, through oloutiod palms of gloss, :
lirough vi_osyettaius 'of tho failing 000 w. -
The fairy 'phantoms of the peopled air '
Come softlg glidift to the earth boloiv:.
I eit and list—J list in.vain to hear_
Ttm. reathety footfall of the, 41104 !BMW •
lqo sound, save now and then a tnufflinkeet
And muffled wheel; and; In the silence, le I
alt and ;worship, 'neath nip whitening roof--;-
The world keeps Sabbath for, the, falling snow".
- o,lliteSsvirigs are Atitetjngrillartgrad,tokitiN:
I.lnSeeri;imbeard=—tho loved of long pp: -
'Alas! _why' miss and mourit T, more than they,
The forms that rest beneath thefallina snow ! •
•
THE COMING Gi;ttr,.—She•-,WillivOte•
w,lll tie of Stone use In the',,"%i.Orld, will
cook Itorown•food;'•ivill earn her living,
and will not Wean old amid, „Xbdeom
-1-ifg,girl -will not 'wear, the Grecian ,bendi
'dance the Islornian, ignore,_ all pusstbill-;
ties of knowing how to,work, will, not
endeavor to break the, Antattal Or linso-,
Phibtleated yedng men, will • spell cur- .
redly; uuderst i and English before- . she
afl:ects French, will preside.with equal
grace at the, pi no and rthe:;WaShboard,',
will 'Spin more -tun for tii, house than
for the street,-ill not despise,4er, plain:
- clad mother, her poor relatigna,
~(,Ir, the . :
hand of an lionest, worker;'Will_lyear a:
ten net, `speak good,. plain, , :malisping:
EtigliSh, will darn'hei Own. stockings,
will know tau= tO make doughnuts, and'
will not read the New York hedger of
tenor 4han ahe„dot3Ati'ol3ible.Lr_,....,
Tae cenliog glrOvill, walk live miles
a day,' if need be, to keep her cheeks :z ip
o:qt. will mind [per health; Ikeiphy,slcal
develops ent and ter mother, waladept
a custom.bott „sensible' andneonduceve
to comfort arid health; will _not .con
found hypoOrisy :With politeness; -will.
not practice lying _to pleaadr• instead 'of
frankness; - will,tave the•epurageto'Out
an 'unwelcome .acquaintance ;Avail.: not
thluls, that duplicity is French -refine
ment;
, w tbat assumed hospltality,',Where
hate dells In the heart,}s . lie/Of than
ontspoken " - condemnation wpi , no 404-
mound grace ofmoVeent - #,I01:•ailly
affaffectation;- I w,l I not ; regard' it • as , the
end of her being.,to have 'a - beau f.
will notsmile 'd, be a villain sliil;' ,
The coming g rl Willnotli)ok to, rtrit3
an
in
but'to reason, fir her fashions; will not
aiin -to follow a, boliSh fashion; because
milliners and dress makers havd decreed
it. ,Thity . will be her aim, and lier life a
- , r ,• t ,
living sacrifice..• '
~ •
~ .
„ .
lArrrNus.‘,3
'Ma i y itttorileYd in all ecnirts freithantly;
owe (heir stincess.and nothrietY to their.
art in Tbullying” wlttiessi.s, on the op
po4lte Aide.of.the tast..s which they
arci ',enc:aged but occasionally , . they
-"'Wake Ltp the wrong pfissenger." • -
- There was adiorse case in the - justice's
court of N--- 77 , one day,"in which a
"4tiatned` Way_ke
happened to be engaged. .A: aloes •and
easy witness had been called CO the
stand by the plaintiff, who, in a plain,
straletforWard - manner, 'made. the
other side o€ the case look - rather blue.,
The plaintiff's attorney being through,
'Way ke commenced a regular cioss-e4-
atiaination, which was cut short in this
manner:
" Well, What do you know about a
horse—are you a horse doctor?" . said he
in him peeuitir contempttidus mid:over
bearing nal n er.
'" No, I don't pretend to be'a horse .
doctor, but I know' a good deal of the
nature of the beast."
“ 'Mut means to say that you know a
horse_ from a jackass when you , see
them,” tiaid Wayke in the sa , ne style..
looking very knowingly at the court.
~and glancing - rather triumphantly
around the crowd of spectators with
4.l:leirraphic expression which said,
Now l'vegot him on the hip."
The, intended victim, gazing intently
at thl., 44•vil-14,11t.r_AraLtvieiLtint._
Olt ye-a, just so—for instance, Fa
never take you font horNe!" -
HomE.-We have rarely
'seen a simple child's story ll.tt inure
tpuobed u, than thefollowitig from. Ulf
1.
"This is My home!" cried the little
one, a trcasnred Loy of roar summers.
as, fresh and rosy, he came Irvin school
at the close of Er - whiter afternoon.
" Indeed, little Willie," said his pa
pa, " how is it? Suppose you go out on
the, side walk, and try at the next. door ;
.suppozoe 'you step into the entry, throw
oil your little sack as you have here,
and-go into. the parlor, wouldn't that
be sour hoine?",
No, indeed,',
said Willie,_
would not be."
"But telVme why not."
He had never thought,of this. He
paused a moment, •then clireuting his
eyes to where his mother quietly sat
sewing, ho replied with au earnest
gesture, "She lives her,,."
SNOW El''ES.—Ellis, 4n speaking of
the Esqu'imaux, says: " Their snow
eyes, as they very properly call them - ,
are a proof of their sagacity. Tese are
little pieces of wood, bone, 'or'. ivory,
formed to cover the eyes, :and lied.'on
behind the head. They - have two slits
of the exact length of the eyes, but very
narrow. The 'invention preserves the
eyes from blindness, a very • dan
gerous and powerful malady. caused by
the action orthelight reflected from the
snow. The use of these eye's' Consider
able strengthens - the sight, and the-Es
quatnaux are so accustomed to' them,
that when they have a mind to view
distapt objects, they commonly •use
them instead of spy-glasses."
AN INTELLIGENT CIIILD.—We, are
from being fond of those children vul
garly called "phenomena," of (vhat
ever nature their celebrity may e.—
le.
But we love above all things thosee a 1.,.
kling and bright_ nudvettes, those oh ' rifl
ing little childish apropos" 89 full 'of
truth, of grace, and freshness. Thus.
the other day. Mr. M—had invited his
dintor.to dine. _As dinner was being
served, a beautiful little blue-eyed girl
exclaimed:
" Oh! I -am so glad when you come
- to dinner, doctor
•' Yoti are very fond of me, then; My
child ?" inquired the doctor.
"Ohl ; .btft we always have pie
when youcome!" -
,
• Some one who has leisure to inform .
himself on those things, sayst,that
"short dresses are good things -for
the shoe makers and bad for the doc
tors. The,ludies buy and wear better
alines, and the doctor% report a notice
able deelin , in diseases among women
comir from cold, damp feet. When
long ,arin e n ts prevailed, women were
very careless hi\ this respect, wearing
thin and broken shoes, and ithiS, togeth
er .with the dampness always clinging
to their long skirts, brought on illness,
which not unfre uently terminated fa
tally. i
The famous atblete, Tom Sayers, was
once asked by a gentleman, "Well,
suppoSe when you are training,
you use 'delay oil beefsteak, .and Lott
- don" porter and pale ale?" The boxer
replied, In 'my
,time I drauk mote
than Was good for: me. but when I have
business to do, there is nothing like
water and duMb belle Atter retiring
from "business," ',he took to . drinking
and died a water made him
Sampson;'a alcohol laid him in •the
grave.
tr
.
A patent has' been taken. out for a
tleW process in - cigar-making. The
leaf Inbueeo is - ground to a pulp and run
oft* in 4,111-ets, us paper is made, clone up
and ioUd by the quire or ream—Lind
then every one makes his own cigar, if
he pleases.
The town of Wells, Vermont, has a
citizen who Married at seventeen. His
first child was a daughter, who married
at thirteen, and eighteen months after
ward made her father a giand-father,
at the early age of thirty-one and a, half
years.
IttIBILLS (ilittlr-ACADIEM 7 1" - .
, 2 .
- - . Priboipal,
Miss B. D. itousz, • " Precup! , resq,
bind. A. B. EASTMAN; Teacher of Music:
, I
I ;. CALENDAR BUR
Winter terreceititnentiitini. 2g coos@u je I 4 4 TY- 26 .
72ng terra comm.nees • klatch Isi;'olld;CjOHlJ,tip 4 !.4_,
`-'.E.Twitlsmil EAR
. 111411.;
Cominon 8g11114.::. '
Ifigher English .......
• Langiuiges and
Instrtutnentul /hula • ltilo.oo'
....... ... ' 00
Each terra to continue .fenrteen weeks. Bills doe;
one belt BF* day or terta r in
resltider middle of term:
No deduct n made iri lultlau except for sickness
None
None bat admen's Mathematics are used. Students'
tat entering are, requested to register their names tW
gathbr with. the studios tiipy wish' to pursue, ;duel pay'
,ougatituot their
Board procured at reasonable ra'tetrinthe viUage. '
Wellshoro, Nov. y-g
4, I rde r64B Or the , Board of 'V ttLISTigt , B.
~ • . - , .
' :WE'LLS.I OAQ. - ,13AZB'Br.
r is SUBS oursia, Laving established him=
BAKING EiIISINEBS.,
la thle sillege;nest door to E. 11.;:ltialbalris
tirocery, is vow prepared to cary on the baldness
- iocail its various branches.',. I , 'keepz Con.
staatiyon band art';AuSertment of Bread, such
Its • . -
LOAF BREAD,,BOSTOS 4 ? 1 1 , 49:1KER§,
GICATAINI `B READ,] BUTTEB
CRACKERS, B 40W N
BILBAB A :WAITZB,
GBACKEBS, sOIAE
ORA:CHERS, -
•
DYSPEPSIA AND SODA - BISCUITS,
OYSTER CRACKERS,.PAPS,
,
PIES,'AND •
at all hours of the Osy,,Bundays excepted.
strict attention to! hualoese eadeivor
to erlt the public patronage.
• CHAS. fy4vprts.,....
~ -Wellebero, Tette. 24, 188,8.
NEW WINTER GOODS.
TOLES & BARKER,
(NO. 6, UNION BLOOM)
WOULD say to,their friends and The public
geoet all y . . that they are now reeeiving'u
piendid assortment of Winter •
DRY GOODS,
SIIIRTINGS, PRINT'S
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VEST
INGS, READY MADE CLO
THING,' -HAGS & CAPS,
BOOTS Arm SHOES,
also a largo and well selected stock of
CROCKERY, EIAIIDW ARE, WOODEN
WARE, STONE WARE, KERO-
SENE OIL. PAINTS & OILS,
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES,
SYRUPS, MOLASSES,
. ETC,. DTC., ETC.
Wo aro tilikio to offer our customolljbo bonen
, f the -
•
LAST DECLINE OF MOSS
, n the New York Market; oar Stook having been
-pug
TOLES do BARKER:
Wellabor°, Nov. 18, 1868.
PACIFIC HOTEL
170, 172, 174, & 176 G ItE4NTVIciI ST.,
PHF.; UNDERTGOED takes pleas•
j ure in announcing to his iiiiinerous friends
.Ind patrons that from this date, the charge of
the Pacific will be $2,50 per day. .
• Being sole Proprietor of this House, and there
fore free from the too cobiuton - exaction- of an
inordinate rent, he is• fully able to moot` the
downward tendency of prices without any falling
off of service. •
It will now, ns heretoforo,be hie aim to main
ain thn favorable reputation of
the Pacific, Olich it tins enjoyed for many "cam
is' one of the best of travelers hotels
OE
The tablo will be bountifully supplied ,with
Ovary delicacy. of the eenson.
The attendance will be • found offlciebt and
obliging. • .
( The location will be found convenient for
:hose whose business calls them in the lower
pal k
of the city, being one do north of Con—
lon Street, and one block wo of Broadway,
an of ready access to all Rail Road and Steam
boat Lines.
De0.,2,1808-13m • „; 7 JOHN PATTEN.
New Tobacco Store !
HP, subscriber bas fitted up the , rooms ad
joining D. P. Roberts Tin and Srove Store
for the manufacture and sale of
CIGARS, (all grades), Fancy and Common
SHOEING TOBACCO,Michigan * Fine Cut
CHEWING, and all kinds of
PLUG TOBACCO, PIPES, and ate choi•
cot Brand.of CIGARS.
. Call and sac for yourselves.
3011 N W. PURBEL.
Wellabor°, l'lov.ll, 18843-,4f.
TILE LARGEST STOOK OF
15 1 1°07.736,14
I N bu Ti y b i t att ? e on w o o t t i a and the Cheapest place to
Agent for L. BOLLES c 0 CO'S HOSE.
Bingharnton,,N. Y., wad
ELMIRA SAW loACTORY,
Elmira,
STOVES SOLD ON TIME.
ManaGold, Nov. 25, 1868-Iy. G. B. RIFF.
TO FARMERSI
ELK RUN PLABTER.—We hereby certify
that we have used the Plaster manufactured
"oy Cliampney Sernauer, at their not ks on Iltk
Run, in Baines township, and wo'belleve it to be
equal if not superior to the Cayuga Plaster.
Cone
HSmith S M Conablo A P Cone
Cobb 11 B Simmons J, Bernauer
W Barker Asa Smith - B Strait
S B Davie Albert King' John C Miller
J H Watrons Wll %mous L L Marsh
H-M Smith - 0 A Smith H M Foote
J D Swat. P Ven Gelder .1 .1 Smith
Jetred,Davis J F Zimmerman Q L King
L L Smith. - •
N. B —Plaster always on hand at the MI
Price $5 per tun. • -. Nov. 4, 180.
Farm for Sale 1
TIIE Subscriber, being about to go west, of;
fern for Salo at ' a great bargain 'to the pur
chaser, the fallowing propertY, to wit: One bun
dried acres of land. situate about 4 miles South.
west of Westfield trii . rOy an Putter Brook Road?—
seventy,five litres improved, the balance good
hemlock and hard timber, with good sugar bush,
good apple orchard, good frame barn end log
house thereon The farm is well adapted to
dory frig purposes, having a plenty of living Wa•
tar on all pats. For terms, call on the subscri
ber an the promises, or address him at Westfield
flop Cu. Pa. .
- Oct: 7, 18138. WkLMER
TrOP SKIRTS, at -
De LAND k :00'8.
(IASI! PAW FOR WOOL. UUTTNR AND
\.) CREESE, by C. L. WILLOOL
Juliol'4lB6B.
such as
Netb Yol k
AUSlRrnee Agfe,CY*.
;.tom•, eq%).,
:;,14 ,
.
WYOMIN' 'INSUIVINCE:
_fo.'-
t ,
-
xxl. u5,a48.8.u, ;p4.-.
u. Q. SlSiliteir • ' 1
' Vi.-13. itoisa, Pm. i
. W. T. Bran t am Al". , L. D, 8 nositAtart, , V. PI
OAPITAL MLSMLU3,SISO,OO:
. .
TIMIS is the 'company_ for which Theodoie
1 Hatfield wail lately agent d , policy hold 4
era w ho wish..to renew , thekraturi}n9e, ikr9
'quieted tho foilpidy to' ,
• -
Girard
puitA,DE.LpitrA. .
Tacaras Ortavgiv. Provident.
A. S. Gist,zrr, V.
EINE
J. B. ALVORD,
•
S'Orfcary.
app ,I.s
paiftuti, .oaeh. , "-
Surplus Over $lBO,OOO.
Continental Ins.. 6onipany ,
'
la I
Cash Capital, -- • - $500,060,00
Gross Surplus, Jan. 1, 1868, 1,814,690,81
Cash Aslets t'.l 814 590 81
fielfai'olieles written at this office.
Gllbßaii T. ItOPEf, Prestdenti-: I: , •
U. H. LABIPOBT. Vico President. •
, • • CYRUS PECK, fileoretary.
fib
The subiseriber takes this inethOd of Informing
the public tbat be bus the agency of the above
Companies, and will be found at his °Moo over
Roy's, Drug Store, ad39llliiii; 468ite49F 4 41 00 ,
JNO. I. MITOBELL.
Fellaboro, Pa., Feb. 26, 18.68rtf.
AND HARDWARE!
XS R. WILLIAM ROI3ERTS , begs to
t announce f 0 the citizens of Tioga County,
that in addition to his excellent stook of Stoves,
tin-Ware. Brittnnia, and Sheet-Iron Ware, he
has, at a groat outlay, stocked his store on
MAIN STREET, WELLSBORO,
with a complete assortment of Shelf Hardware,
of which wo enumerate the following articles:
NAILS, SPIKES, CROWBARS, X. CUT
- MILL, HAND AND BUCK SAWS,
BUTTS, STRAP HINGES,
OARPENTKR'S'TOOLS,
PUMPS, 'AXES,
AUGIERS,
BITTS,
BrrrndraUtrar - rIarIMMITS..I;
SHOVELS, SPADES, FORKS,
BENCH•SOREWS,
MOB SCREWS, CARRIAGE BOLTS,
BURRS, SKEINS, WASHERS,
PIPE BOXES, AXLE•
TREES, ELLIP
TIC
SPRINGS, HORSE SHOES, HOOP, BA / R,
&.BAND IRON, GRINDSTONE
HANGINGS, CORN
POPPERS,
SAUSAGE 'CUTTERS AND STAFFERS
COMBINED. Also, PISTOLS,
PISTOL CARTRIDGES,
POWDER AND
CAPS,' •
PATENT BARNDOOR HANGINGS
a new thing, and made for use. These are bat .a
few of the many articles composing our stook
of Hardware.
We invite the public to . eall. .e zamttib for'
themselves. Wit'! aim to kieithe be 'CUality
goodi in airline ; and "all %rork•lo'.onlet .donis
promptly and , well.. WILLIAM RbBERTH•
Wellsboro,Sept4illtH*tf.
•
QUEEN OF ENGLAND SOA
QUEEN or EtIcLAND SuAP.
QUEEN OF ENGLAND SOAP •
For doing' s; ftimilk washing in.lt.,h'= • and•
cheapest manner. Guaranteed ~ 3 4. t,:n;
the world I Has all the efto2o4 • Oalts
soap with the mild and lathcfrink... "iof
genuine Castile. Try Able siplent•
by the AL DISIN-`;CEI E - MICAL WOR C.:, • Njt
Front Street, Philadelphia. , nape 2, r6134y. •
•
• Important F acts.
0 INCE 'Schaffer Is now being Eisen in thong.
► ande of families the following facts are
portant to be known._ ' , • .
Fitisr-rThough it is tho most powerful of all
popular remedies, yet-it is so compounded, as to
b,e sure and harmless. It isof such a nature that
it maybe handled and used by children, and
por,sons who are ignorant of Medicines. - - '
Secortn—lt is found that Saluilfer will relieve
severe pain in any part of the body sooner than
sny.otlier application.- •
Taian—lt tinportant that the bottle be well
asked. if left open only a few minutes it loser
-tretigth. ' • •
Fovarn-- 7 This useful remedy ran be obtained
from almost every dealer in medicines. ,
ATTENTION FARMERS
SPRIM/ has coon, and thoFe 'desiring fa
barns pan have them by liuying
X 3 9Lastmiter
~, the Mill of Lehampney it Co., which We are
lolling at SO per ton at our will on Rik Run.—
All kinds- of Produce 'taken in exchange for
Plaster.' Give us a call.
-- ---- • = - - L AMPNErck: CO.
Gaines. Tinga, Co., Pa., March 26, 1868-6m*
. - YES 1 YES I YES ! •
PIL WILLIAMS A CO., have Rot the best,
• largest and cheapest stock of Drugs; mad
ipines, Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuff,
Brushes, Varnishes,' Olti t ss, Putty Yankee No
tions, Perfumery, Tenni. Soap, Fishing Tackle,
ac.; ,to., over brought into this county: They
will positively sell every tang in their linecheap
1 /
er than can be bough
el ewhere: They bought
heir goods in large ens titles and for nett cash,
and , san and will sell cheaper than any other es
tablishment in this county Call and esainine
stuck and prices,P. R, WILLIAMS it CO.
May 9,- 1863. -, . No. 3, Union .Block.
FOR SALE ' , CHEAP. • •
1 elegant new open Buggy. 1 second band
, 'thin buggy. - 1 second band top buggy.--
1 sulkey. I two , horse lunher wagon.
WRIGUIT /St BAILEY.
A, J. THOMPSON,
[MANSFIELD PA]
•
BLAOICSMITit; has two fires, and is .prepared
to do all kinds of work in his line with prompt
ness, and in a workmanlike manner. }halms
at excellence in his trade.
Mnnifleld June 3, 1338—iy.
PIA/UR at, MEAL, idways on hand pt
Jane 17.1808. ,JAMES M. BUNNELS.
100 - 00 (YTOUndg ' 4 +; NoCit
„z •: 4 kla k-t` t - '
Waited.
•;;:: 4
T HE
sobeeribers pay
Cassimeree, Flaatiele, ottc
They also 4taaufhotore as ueutl 4
,-TO ORDER, OR ON SHARES,
to spit enstoniers. : All work. 'ltorrniited . as rep,
resented. They invite : particular, attoikttnnjo:
their 71Vitter.'1 5 ,r0t4
'CL6501111111111113116 0 T
MEM
ihioh are warranted in every respect: • /!aitisnw,
lac attention given to,
A i g
3-t1: k
RE!‘
ROZIAAXDING OLOTIOIANCL.
Twenty years *aperient* in the huelnesiwar:
rants them In expa)tlng a pursue,. patrfamge
zlqn4thixlfty ilothp J=o4,
5i ftsl , V 7
di., at
1,7!
- Detail° * at Wellsboro, are agent2lh
the sale clime Olathe.
1108EPX INfallAß3 t 30 1 ,18.
Deerfield; key 13, 18684 f. ,
v. -Kr k L .1 4Z. 1 9 4 :?Ternic;
1 1PAVIN S
OTEIZRWLIE
- .
• I
. <,;r , .=:!,114.1 11,
GROCERY AND PROVISION - STORE
:rMiu~.u~
THE
lALD saying that..s2 r i t mny saved 'isijrstilb. a pen;
tisto p •
71 4 trPet-itVear
rofit a gay age 4PPX/Cil
tiank.• conomy Z I.
Wealth, said some old chap whose name I hay -
forgotte ; and it Is economy to trade where th •
SLAUGHTER -
. 4 ,=.-
of I'll6' i 3 / 4 45 titielp ,VrSseeu 1;414 • th - ,
vigorand
without ropileire4l] feaililliggail, Teas, Mo
lasses, Fish, Pork, Flour,Corn Meal, Coffees,
Canned Fruits, Spices, an everything intends.
for family use, givin g buyer the benefit.
OF THE
fall arkete,At ntage — 'Pity ,?..ripp"re
dated ti l everiqidnexciejitilig - bnlithese verdu
INNOCENTS
who prefer PROMISING TO PAT one bon
dred per cent,p,r,oAtuW r tb,-isellskr t ito l , Fl-4. YIN 4
twenty- Mr..? j4ttc.l4l4k.oalb‘..bi;.deli;set of t
pods. - J. shall offer my stock of goods at f ,
prices
EVERY MONDAY,
EVERY TUESDAY, •
~, V ERYOWEDiN.EBDAY,
EVERY THURSDAY,
EVERY FRIDAY,
AND
, .
' ' E rFff . . 4I 4 . OADA,YI _
and fill up. as fast as I sell ont.
• L. A. GARDNER.
Wolisboro, Jane 12, 1867. •
'
Nov is Your Time to Buy s !
;, J.: ,
1131rAVING more goods than Is' necessary 1 r
JUL this market, I, will sell my entire stook I
1
WATQHES, •; CLOCKS, , JEWELRY
--- a_7olsa zt e - V•16117 , , = .
9,.CLlClooffet at . .?. .. ' ..... •:.......1:!
Gotiiie ' '," ' sp.
cottage,. , ..- ." ..„., ..,..:t.42,70.
. , . •
.1
American Watches in Silver llnnting , Ostiee_at
sl9.` , - ,Einer 'Movement , irt,hoSyler Cases, at ooh
ib
resiacindlitiliqow.priceo , Plated Ware at • Maul*
urao#o47-Prksiia. ~ ~ , , , ~ ; ', - f r
THIS 15 NO HUMBUG BUT A.VE
TABLE%A.LFE-- - ,1 = ••
•
•
Call and see for yOursolt • , ,
1•
7 . 1 4 1 0.)0r 0 ; APO 2g116,9-;, , -• • , I.TOLDIC.
"
Stoves it - `trin-War,l
POR THE XILiION.
•= ~,'".. ,‘,,, ~7 . - - ,'. , ,-",-, -i ,
Good people all, both great and small —lfon
j
want to keep. I
ima.an IN T ) LIE
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you =et have ahoigh aty *odd,' ad.
wife, well-behaved children, and to crown all,
TIP TOMOOKING' 001111
This lasgand crowning goCd; 1 have at toy Tin
and Stove establiehinent, optioDiteZßoy's . ,BloOk,
Wellsboro, and its name is the • • •
MOM COMPANION ;
on all bands admitted to ba egnal to any in t
world: _ . - .
. • r ' •.•
TIN *AItE M fit to ORDER,
promptly,and warranted to.give satisfaction
• •
,I r' REIIAtRIN'4I
executed in the best manner, and with• dispatch
CALL 'AND SEE ME.
- 1 - P. ROBERTS
. ,
Wellsborlugh, Nov. 21,1587. • .
Pgblic
A-N05. 0 6 : 6-" N r. mpreyetneets • of, the day
there, arelow•• thin' . o
good, few so weliadeptato iblieVe'•ittxman suf
fering, foist, well approved by the public as tha
now and powerful remedy called Salutifor (or a •
the German imaple•eall it,Healthbring6r).
It gives ease' and cioinfort . to 'J101 . 11_00? aurora
from Neuralgia and end.
brio:
speedy relief to that large class of diseases tba4
are often cured and always henaftted by an out.
ward applisetioti.q*,j • t
• For sale , 'W-all Druggllttr.'
Wholesale Depot DAY, HOAGLAND &
GER, No, bdOeurtlandt St. New York. .
, • ,
TO LiVilrElt
•
BANKRITPT,i3T - - BLANKS,
in fail setts, at, BOOKSTORB.
JAS. M. WltilliSOlt of chtitlesion;hirit n:
purchased the- right - to 'iriakithd'Vntid the
U. P4ones Washing Machine in Tioga County,
hereby gives notice that the tnaohinee are being
made at Van flora', Cabinet reokerYpWolleboro,
.where they may be KO/lured.
.The hest, cheapest, and most sensiblemaohine
ever. invented... . • - I' :• '
June 74;1868::•tf7-
200 Beebela Tiniethi Seed. NC! bushels
Clover coed,
,eboieut kinds
IVIgGHT & BUM.
'tir-AtlciflL' LIMB. &
4E:
SEIVXPER MEM,
BEE
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YANKEE NOTIONS,
P.E.R.FUMERY,
FANCY ARTICLES TOILET scat ,
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, ' low, Dbrome reen, Ppeesteu , Blue,. ,
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hAie trieriihitil 41V6i - y.e'pt in a Are e l an
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DRUG STORE,
and all we ask la for you to eall and examine our.
Block: and prices' before , bnylni altimeter°. Re;
merabenvre4an't !be undersold. • • •
, Ail good' warrantedfor DO lialo.
P. R. Wilaxs; t • .P.R WILLIAMS & Co.
No. 8 Xfaionillook.
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toPA,4oll l 7.llllAncellentiesJolii,oWiisine
t*J9PT 7 / 1 4 1 ,*!tik a, monthly oiroulationlbfebout
1 09.90' 0 .9P1et1i - AttNitass :pegerere 400 be I faun d
thrit f ehelintal :Ugh andseeerall rendtair ol
the 111 0/..1 11 fW0 spaaltiot thiii IrliritAso evidende
of tbe,oniture of the AtnerloawPeoplevend•the
,popnlarityAtrbee acquiredas .merited.. =Each
Number containgially /44.. pages of, reading..
iIIAtIYTYPEIT!ItantAY libiatinUd2with Odaaialeitt
date; and it combines in itself the racy monthly
and the more phliesophioal qttexterly,,,blended
with the best feateres , ef, gib ditity,joumali It
has griatpoWerin thettidatirieZezi!of a lava of
pure Iftertithra.—Trubner's Guide to *serious
Literature, London.
We can account - 'for itrsticossa only by the
simple fact that it meets precisely the popular
taste, furnishing a variety of pleasing and in.
'tractive reading for Wil.-.4tates Heratii, Bolton.
"4 4 1 ensiti.yrer921142 / Rhona*,
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TTARPER'S BAZAR.
A eupplemnt,oontniningmtemie fait itted
patterns of useful itititthiedad'in — panies the paper
every fortnight, and oecasionaily an elegant col.
ored fashion plate. • - -
Harper's Baser contains 16 folio pkgea of the
size of Harper's Weeklyrliiiritiut on superfine
calendered paper, and isynblisked weekly.
Critical Naies (i 11 We Ness.
Ilatt,Rtfittir
.tetraVete4-ti.kilitlety iniateorisiFalar tisf
'kind interest to the fampy; j articles on health,
dress, and housekeeping in all its branches' its
editorritillasttesmißeolaily isdaitlq to tll6ii 1b
it is InteM4K - Iti ,i,gtisresCazurestxttet; bee.
rheildei;V4tlcrittirles'andlitirttyx itaitteso4,erit.
'lt is not kiffifriiibfethiatthilletirisaW
'features, has achievycljztaakileiftlztieitibtimense
success; for soinithliag of its kin 4 was desired in
thousands of families,
aridielti publishers have
filled the demadd.—AT. Y. Evening Post.
Whether ye oonliflerAtis itklatinsha:baspil. :non'
the islogiinch,"alia l 'ea . gerldrity, he Raper, ; its
typographidal , `attraticii,;'tlielkiftii ,and Pas
ment displayed "' s lei t vivrti g i‘ er .tha literary
aontributions oenttiined in its pages, we unhesi
tatingly prononnoeit to be, stipepier eacbtand,
every pertionlitralkisiWothirtifitillitephbliCatien
here or akroadi•—,
• liarperl Ilfagekine,
Etarper'a We'eltly;extsi
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oetoipt of Cantikilthiiiiiis,of;ooB Or • Vol..
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Times."'
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ful Family PaPertirthe-Uttion:"
HATPER'S WEEKLY. ! --81)LBNDIDLY IL
LIISTRATIAD; •'" "- '
Critical Notices of the Prep.
The-Model Newspaper of •oii‘oittiniii4Om=.
plate in-all the departments' of 'an'lttniiifcitif
Family Faper—Harper'e 'Weakly 'has 'atrial" for.
itself a Tighe to its title, . o 'll. Journal of °iv'lis.
stiou."—N. Y. Evening Post.
Our future lie torlans -will. enrloh, 'themselves
out of Harpers's Weekly long' after•tiriterS,lind
printers, and publishers are turned to -duet.—N.
Y • . Evangelist.,.
. . .., , . -. , ~_. . ..; ,
-... The best of its dais' in AMerioa.—Boston Tea.
ethr.
Harp or'e•Wee - lily taa : Y - bei ' Un ' reserv' adly' dealer.
e. . set newspaper' in ittnerica,-;•The)/ads.
•endont, . . . which
The articles open u s-,(*ations: all%
pear, in Harper's NViokly from eakto week form
a re markable series of brief Political - es a.—
They are. distinguished by .clear and - p r b nte.
atatement,ty good common genie; by itidepend
once and breadth:or vie - w... ' They are the . expreds:
Con of mature conviction,' 'high' PritiolPhi, ' aid
•
trong feeling, add • take their place among the
est news_pakier writing of 01 , listo.—NortA 4.
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fillt4a9i"o:*w**.°rtf4l:iili*iit.oli t 9 *AI Segitt4,iii
6- 1- 1 / 1 1 r i - 04 6 4 ,1 0 4
ever imal
Arinichtvits `ithin. ' • ' . . : . - 1.%.•
We shall4Ferkse.keeP up it-'.1044 es4stozent,
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thip geliki/Eiiio4o,t';.l42 A.THERI
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tr.rcw.„.: - .:1-'49 eat..
oan be bought OLsiaiti akeilas,atiFliffeire tail.
gdimillrN.F4,:vilklApoyakein, wfull stink
Yt..1.7 c.'d.1! . ..r.). 4 ..fi ,izrlU -- . - a 1!.u.c,•:.C..:1 ,-' '. r' :'-', ",
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lagliaill, taverhe,s — Jviigozzg;lA...tors t
(MEER, ORf4( kb 3,-::vaa -sorkgm - 4,i - vra
452014 , 40 -, riwimgeX :yin Itilfiinii 'the :far
geiehilthlebtonity/ thtdrise okfcr stmaU prets.
We talk linshiedif-iiikt-istingen badness. We
havkassatissiblivighniToug entitles , 'tabs well
known—let those whb know us try as. Corner
ofr.Mainrand•Grithhostreabf;ivilealtaVio,itol
- arta& HardWarel3tOte;!-- It- - 1 11:•W:'61.118i'
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Wellsboro, April 24, 11M-tt. "•-• '-'" '
MEI
Nmaatt - tzo ) i4,Nt)
MACHINE SHOP.
sinticAberi iruing procured ,additional
machinery are now ready to ftuttichto order
all eons - " .
_
41 , 11* INS
- • • •
PLOWS,- _
IT A TO-RS, FIELD
- ROLLERS, • :MILL GEARING,
SLEIGH-SHOES,' WOO D • "
- SAWING MACHINES,
Alco. -
w!:,q9 ; w! z iq#:pl;l,ANEß.,
fownetomand joi work, tre aro alio proj.4rod
• ,
SLITTING' saßo.i.z, SAWING
••• • .„ to order. 7. . • . •
aavirig" s' Aril-elan 'arrow-cutting Lathe, we
aro prepared tp *aka - - - .
;SORE T V
of Cheese Pictorials are re. , i rcted to axamino our iror. l , manufacture
tampion Plow,
one of the
Cash paid for 'OLD IRON.
F. L. SEARS.
Wellsboro, May 15, 186 f-ti.
Grocery and POWston Store,
earzzc. ! i r
1177014 1 3113AD8 AND AZT= DEALER
'.ltllll-kindrot
GROCERES, PROVISIONS,
`llrifiCs,- 1 41-Wfliors
Vigor* /
r : r • i ' r:a ~ ...fir
IN)RtIsiN ,41; 130Mi8 ; 119, IGREEN: &
CANNED FRUITS AND
rt.
WOOD &yely,ovvwAßs ,C4LASt,A
CHII.DBEWS CARRIAGES, CABS &
PERAI4BULATORIVTOTS, &0.,
. ~ . .
A hit sad eoinpleto nisortment of the above
mentioned goods of the beat quality always on
band: .' .' . - . .
.
Particular attention paid ,to Pine Groceries.
Dealers' and Corisurriers will duct it ,to their in
terest to examine his, Eitoek_before buying. • .
'COnitig; lt . T.,'Mareb,ll . .18611. - •- • •' '
Paint for Varmers and Others,
THE GRAFTON • MINERAL PAINT CO.
are now manufaeturing the Beat, ' Cheapest
and :most Durable. Paint lii use; vivo coats well
put on, mixed with ptiroilnlieed. Oil, will.laat_lo
rl5 rears it is of a light brown or beautiful
lioeolatficolor, and can be changed to green,
:ad, atone, drab, olive or cream, to suit the taste
the consumer:. It is .valuable for' Bowies,
,earns, Fences, Carriage and par makers, Pails
Woodeu.ivire, Agricultural - Implements,
;anal Boats,' WOW.' and Skips' Bottotalf, Can*
vas, Metal and Mingle Roofs, (It being Fire and
Water profit's ' ) Floor 011- Cloths, (sae roanufac:
furor having vied 5,000 bble. the , past year ) ) and
Lnd as a paint for any purpose is unsurpassed for
body, durability, - alasticity• and, adhohlytinces.-...
Price $8 per barrel, of 800 lbs., which will supply
a farmer for years to 'oome. Warranted in all
3aBai as aboYe., Send fur a circular which gives
full particular& None genuine unless branded
in'a trade laark;Eirautton Mineral Paint. Pet..
sone can orde. the Paint and remit Ufa' money
on rassipt of the,goods. Address , • •
•DANIEIL.BIDILL,
June 8, 1888-auf,• •154. Pearl St, N w York.
Mew ALiervvviat
RS. B. R. 'hia just - returned
from the oltywith a larger and finer gook of
:MILLINERY GOODS,'
than she ever offerid fdr the Pall 'and Winter
trade before. Cinaternera are requested to call at
her, new shop,, one doot above the . Proabyterian
well, - Main'-street, Wellaboro, and examine
fort
• ,Oct 21,186: rTon,:(-1
St t i 4110'oripii, 101iiii m ati t Wg e ard ,
00.12. •
BUCIII All
MEE
CORNING, N. Y.
Ind
EN
MIMI
ME
DRIED FRUITS,
VZGA,T44gZ,42N,
=1
OROCTICERY
Att•llt*,,O - A - lit'i,',ooi,igoo
daft* ,
-
,
tiAUGe ArgOlOlNitik PAINTS
AND OILS • - •
TRAMM[O3 114103, KEITH'S.
COI CE MTED MEDICINES,
FLUID,
" IiaROT
• •
;ILt.IiIqITS,643O,OANE,:kLAVQI,UNG
KEROOVE LAMPS,-
PATENT 4EDIPIN3I§, ROQl= •
itsitto, PERFUMERY,:
Ant ne*404443 trritAins, mita,
PAPIPROIIIND.O 7 GLASS ,
~• WECLUViiSILLIME & •
AND DihnOLCiiil3,
AGENTS .POll MARTIN &-,9O'S:
taw
13nyerti are FeguesbiAl
to oali and gap. orations before going furor
, .
East.
NV,. D. TERBELL• it 00.
186,8 ; , kat lB6EL
• BY • - •
R. - *lcut4A.A, ••
47 HIS' N WORRY, OP - FRUIT -AND OR.
NAMENTAL TREES, IN =DOA t-• •
00,000.Aillide Treesi
10,000 Pear Treeso
. • . • ,
Algood Supply of PLUWPEACIT, CHERRY,
and ORNAMENTAL , TREES & SHRUBBERY.
The Fruit trees. are composed of the choicest
ve,rietief, good, healthy, acme of them largo ono,
Any hno whaling to get a anppl)
will dowell to call and see My stock before put
phasing elsewhere: AV- Delivered at the depot
free of charge. ,
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• . • • • • •
•
To Owners of Horses and Cattle.
TMUS' DERBY CONDITION POWD E RS ARE
warranted superior to any others, or no pay, for
the cure of Distemper, Worms, • Dots, Coughs; 111cle
bound. Colds, *o:, in horses; and Colds, Coughs, Loss
of- Milk, Black Tongue, morn Distemper, &c., in Cat
tle. They are perfectly safe and innocent; no neal-of
stopping the, working of your aulmals. They increase
the appetite, give a fine coat, clbanee the stomach, and
nrinaryergans; also increase the milk of cows. Try
them, and you _will never be without them. Hiram
Woodruff, the celebrated trainer of trotting horses . , has
need them for years, and recommends them tot his
friends. Col. Philo. P. Bush, of ' the Jerome •Bace
Course, Pordham, N. Y.. would not use them until ho
was told of what they are composed, since which be
is never without them. Ile has over twenty r_untilus
-horses in hie charge, and for the last three years has
used no other medicine for them. Re, has kindly per
"inltted me to refer any ore to him. Over 1,000 other
*abreacts can bo seen cent s ot. Bold by Depot, 65
Saddlers, Price 2f, par box. Depot, - 65
eortlandt Street New York. . [Peb. 19j
fio the
_Farmers of Tioita County
- ;
lAM . Matv b'ulidlng at in maAnfaotor y , in Lamm:ice
villa:a maperlOr '4 --
, FANNING MILL,
which possesses the following advantages over all other
millet • - -
1. It separates oats, rat litter, and foul geode, end
chree and cockle, from wheat.
2. It cleans flax seed, takeeOut yellow seed, and al
Other'seede," perlectly.
8, It cleans timothy Deed.
4. It does all other separating required of a mill.
TWA 'mill le built of the beat aud, most durable titn
bar. in good style, and Is sold cheap for cash, or pro
duce. .
I alit fit a patent Alava. for 'Separating 'oats from
wheat / to other wills. on reasonabje forma.
J. 1.1 MATHER.
Lawflatf:fii , ille ;October 10, 1866-tr
itylvtiac> —lElcortet,
BnoßwoleTigEeppo bo N e fS
Cheapestare
TiluEnivelirsital - ZEiiSek
FIIiST-CI;ASS PIANOS MADE.
Every Piano Is warranted for five ; care. Sold by
Oot: 14. ISAAC G. 110 YT.
UNION ACADEMY.
ICN6I"V.ILI,Z, TIOGA CO., Pil •
• - • F4ouLnt :,.
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ELIAS .11031 TON, Principal.
Mu. ADA W: HORTON, Preceptrese.
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Miss MIRA HORTON. Aesistant.
Mum AMANDA DRAKE, Teacher of litualc. -
OALTSDAR FOR 1887-.8.
- lan Term commences Rept. ild, Winter Term Nov
110th, Spring Term Yeti.lBth, 1888.
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EMPENORS PER TRAM:
Primary Department ga 00
Hommon English, , . .
~,, ........ ,6 00
Higher English • ....- • ?00
Languages and Higher Mathematics .13 00
Instrumental Music, extra • ' -10 00 .
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'Vocal Music, extra. 100
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Drawing, extra ' 1 • 800
BOODi Bent • ' te*
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Board per week... ' BMI
. Knoxville, August 14,1867-4 i. -
• • Brick for , sale.
1.25.--00 p qOOD BRICK for Salo at
the yard opposite the Cea3e !
• , Virellsboro,*by PRED..Id4RGRABB.
• 1858•41a6
ME
On and after aleadcf , -Nov. 2 & 1 1/8 6 4",, „,,
leave(lorningat .ebont tho lettocinithenre:
wskrwAtti?.3sounn..
6:21.1tyl x. preret itinedays exceptedffor Mot
dalatnanca,and Dunkirk, utak Ins direci conctak,
with trains?' the Atlantic A. great Yetstern,Li;
Shore,andO andTronkliallwaye,fetalipointt Wtn
6:42 a, in4ighitipress,Ditily,for fitaffilo,eularn a ,,,
Dunkirk. an 4 the IV,eet,vonnecting as above,
6:60 if. ni.;ilight Exprede, Benda,' except( 1 1
. ester and Outran, 41a Avon:
10:09 a. ta hiatt_ira ;S on der eiteepte .for Btla
and Onnitltk. ; " :
3446 p. m.tialtiinore Savvier, 'Sundays excepted } t o
decimeter and Buffalo, via Mott. •
T 4438 p.A..DayZsprcis,Bundait excepted; fOt )3 u
• Salatnatica,,Ddnkirk. and the Weld, cenneetita at
'at Salamanca lth the Atlantic and Great Wotan
hallway; at kne Ma le k Pun kirk ad thelake Mins
Ilailway,for all points west andeonlb .
. .
705 p m Day Extqops,4andayipxceptcd,torThigheit it
I2s a.in.,Al:xpress Sundaysexcaptta .fot But,
lo,Salamanca,and Dunkirk,connacting with ttau t
for the Wast. , . • .
I.4o"p_za. WirgrOgh . t.,l3aadaptaaxosptail.
60 1, m grapttcop, Vail*,fati the Wan.
• -sxartrasasottita .
IRAs. in., Nitta UsliregMi Da ll Y2 Mondays tatiept id
connecting at Zitulra for Illiliavairportptfarrisbar g
• and the "boiatbi and at' Nor! York with aftern GuL
trains and steatporafor Sgston and /Caw Engiud
Cities._„
1420 a. ra. 3 olntinriati Esp. litionday;Ozn'irlited . tvr
at Elmira for Canandaignai at Himghatatoti for 2,11.•
maw at Great Baud for SarAnton. at Laekawaren to!
Itactioy, and at City -with midnight Exp ien
Train of Noti;JertoritailrOaii fOrnilitelphia, taw.
more'andWashinatOn....-, • •,• . „
ilicddr:m.,,llay:Expretill;Sitnditle 'inn/foci teninacting
.. at wnyerly fay Towanda; at - BilzgliarntOn for Syra.
crusty t, at,Gyeat, Vold- for, Corm:don, at Lathan-earn'
"forlionesdale; at Middletown for UntontlUe, and et
-. 7 ,Teraey CitY'-adtli" midnight train for tin
Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia : . : ,
10.80 a m Acebmmndatiateassindally, ottnascu rig it
°Wee for : itheis
Imo p.:lll4l6ltitiotiiiirreill,l3ittidale oxec.ptid:"
4;85 pinf.; NOW York arid Boiltfiaoremidi.s"ml, et.
4 coptedrCOnniteding - nt. Slink& for. ConanAtlntui r alit
, r . ski , F.l l l's ,FIT tor T9iTand,' , '.. --. t '.. ..- - -;•. .._, -- _
Mei p drAglitnineExprefie ' it netting, at M.
: biro for'. Willialnapork, Morita rt aid' the Foutki,
and at Jorsey City with snort! g exprou . trace ro t
i tic
Nei' Jeri°, "Itallroid for Ph aditlphll; Dahl:nor.
.. t". and.V4altingtob ' ' - ' -,
.12giter pita:Way Freight, Sunday 1 cepted. , .
),„ , Azir , A. 2 :6l se d A rid ooniplt;topif ohket limo Table et
Paeaonger Train, prt.thet.t.rittlla way and roantettni
Linea; boo recently been publiahed r .and CaP he proem.
ad on application to,tlie Ticket Akent of the Compaq
wm . 11_,BAm ~. .. - .. !- , , 11. RIDDLE.
Geti'll , riattiAiant, .. . , . ition'lSey't..
lIMIRM
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Blosabtrg Optnin Er ' $l. u.
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Tains will - ran as &Mies Until, farther notice:
Accommadation--Learea itioisbarg at 7,15 a. m.; Slara
field at 8,06. TiOga at 8.41 - Lawn-mail/la at 94._
arriving at Corn! ogAtt.lo,4l2a-m,...
trail--Leaves Bloseburg at 2,00 p. m., ffianefield it 146,
•,..fitcligir_at Lairrencatfile" at -4,,00-Lartivies et
-, Corning at ,6 p.m. --,- , • 2 •
'srall..Leavel Corning at B,CO a. in., Liwrenoreille at
9,03, Tfoga at 9.45: 4lansBelB-si.lo,l2l6....arrlying it
Mcrae:burg at,11,00 r,: -
tcoommodation—leavea Corning at 2,40 p. in, L i z
,• renew:ole at 4,00. TOO at-4.6a, Mansfield at Als
artiving at Blossbnrcat 0,16 p. in; . ,
L. 11.3/IATTUCK,Sup't
eritArNs FOR 11l IVOItTrf.
trains for Canandalmitifeaii) Zimira as follows:
xceoznodation at ' 'oos m BxFireis [fastest train 0n.....
....... .....—. 11 95 e n
;tail 6154 m
Way Freight, [pas longer coack 10 A 111
On and after Nov. 24, 1867, ,tratte 1 will arrfr, act
lepart from Troy, as follows;
,• 'LEAVE NORTHWARD. •
J 45 A. hl..=Daily (except Band e4s) for Elmira, Bee
lo, Canandaigua, Rochester,- Eusp. Bridge and the
Cahadas. . .
10 65 P. 3l.—Dally (except Sundays) for Elmira sad
Buffalo, via Erie Rallsfay from Elmira.
' 1,11,9.9 E BOU T W.A B,D:
10 18 A; at.: , —Dally (except 'Sundays) Par Baltic)"
Washington, pbilallelphia, &a. -'
524 P. 11.—Dally (except Sundays) for Baltimore,
'Washington and Philadelphia.
p ID
" " arr. at Philadelphia .10.00 are
rjei F.rf, rats
4kmi,3lvillllai (+l5
U " arr. at PUlladelphia...— ... 4.20 p
Mail and Raprese cohnect with 011 Creek and All,
, gheny Ricer Rail Road. Baggage Chocked Through.
- ALFRED L. TYLER, Raul &Vt.
l i Atlantic and Gre
JIAVING got 'his now Factory in operation:
Is now prepared to fill orders for Cabinet
i f
Ware promptly , nd in the best style of, orinen.
Having roc
ship. record a - -
WOO WORTII PLANER; - •
tto laroadA• to aro's3 boarda or plank with dispatch
SORO I LL-WORK,' & BRACKETS,
furnished to order. His machines are of the now-,
est and most improved pattern's.'
Shop cornor - of Pearl and Wuln Stir, WELLS
30110, PA., •
Oat 31, 18136—tf.
ALE ROOM, opposite Dam's Wagon ShOp,
Q .. Main Street. FACTORY in Soars & Wil
dams FOundry, second story.
Orders inomptly filled and satisftiction guaran
teed. I Fancy _Turning done to order.
Waal:limo, Juno 12, .1.36'A. J. STICRILIN.
TS now reooivlug a large and complito assort
ment of Fall & Winter
bought since the late deolino in prices In Ifew
York, oottaisang et'
Groceries, Hats & Cups, Boots 4r, Shoes,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
LAiItDIM MUSA 60030
AND TUIMMINGS,
Gaiters and, HOoP Skirts ; also a nice
. line of TEir, New Crop, very
fine at educed prices,
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all of whioh will be sold at the very lowest mar
ket prices.,, We respectfully Invite all to call and
examine my stook before purchasing elsewhere.
Empire Store, No. 1 Union Block.
Wellsboro;Oot. 16,18614' ' .
:I,W 141,14 ESi AJO : - .ll' It A'VE L .
MOE ,aaiLWalt .
- .Northorn Central R.
3. N. DuBAERY, ED. S. YOUNG
CWl'lBllO. Ikarriaburg, Uoial Paaa. Az-%
- - Baltimore, Md
Philadelphia & Erie R. R.
On and after MONDAY,. Nov. 23d, /888, Tress
on the Philadelphia & Erie. Rail Road will run as folios , i
WESTWARD. , -
ail Train leaves p
" Williameport 81 a m
' " arr. at Erie-- 0.80 p
Effie Express leaves .....11.80 noon
"4 ..... p m
'4 4 . 4 arr. at Erie. —.40.00 esa
Elmira Moil leaves Philadelphia. - 8.00 a m
4 . 4 4. 4 Williamsport 6.80 p m
" arr. at Lock Maven : 7A6 p m
EA6TWAII.D.
Moil Train lento Erie—..... 10.66 a m
. ; SALAMANCA I BTAT/ON.
WarTWALD 3 . 301 Jan. Bumps Borst,
' 5.80 .0
Acoonimodatton .......
Express «.»....«..19 Accommodation,
Express Express
At Cory there is a junction with the PhiludelpLis &.
Erie i ' and Cil Creek Rall Mat.
At with th XrankEn and Oil City and
PHl:tole Branch.
At Leavittsbnrgo the abonlisy Branch makes a dl.
rect route to Cleveland At Ravenna connects
Cleveland and Pittubm gb Railroad.
The Read passes through Akron, AsblanO, Oslloc,
Marlon, Urbana and Dnyton, Intersecting salient rail
roads, and terminates at Cincinnati.
L. D. RUCKER, Con. Supt., bleadvhie,fa.
Planing & Turning.
B. T. VAN HORN,
J. STICKLIN,
~""~ i ' Chairmaker, Turnei l and
(7 t Furniture Deafer.
MORE NEW GOODS!
John R. Bowen,
Goods,
iar3r
&c., &c.
Particular attention is invited to our Stook of
Aline assortment of Ladies FURS, very cheap,
Remember,
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tWestern U. W
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