OV ANb OVER - AGAIN.
Over and over again,
No matter whioh way I tern, •
I ultras And in the Book of Life
some lessons I have to learn.
I must take my turn at the mill:
I must grind out the golden grain,
I must work at my task with a resolute will
Over and over again.
We cannot measure the need•
Of even the tiniest flower,
Nor check the flow of the golden Earth
That run through a sine° hoar.
But the morning dews must fall;
And the sun in the summer rain
Must do their part and perform it all
Over and over again.
Ovor and over again
The brook in the meadow flows,
And over and over again
The ponderous mill:wheel goer.
Once doing will not suffice,
Though doing-he not in vain, '
And a blessing failing us once or twine,
May come it: wo try again.
The path that has once been trod
Is never so rough to the feet ;
And the lesson we hare learned
Is never so hard to repeat.
Though sorrowftil tears may
Aoti4he heart to its depth
With storm and tempest, tr
'f ‘ o render us meet fur
"HO WAS T E BURGLAR.
• BY 3i : KLEIN%
_
In the year %
lived in quiet lit
' tle village of M—, not quite fifty
miles from ' ticago, and 'was,there
en
gaged in a 'rocery and confection° y
store. Ho I came to, go to this place;
from my ative town in the souther
part of ew Hampshire is more than
or anybody else can tell.
But I left home as soon as I was of
uge, nd being. retliier giddy, and, EiS
they call it now a days., fast, I wanted
to et away from th•< eyes of my par
• eoks : and I thought that if 1 could get
`r flee into the world and out of, my mi
les town, I would " get rich,! , and
come home and show the old folks and
' the neighbors, that Robert Sanford was
somebody after all. Fortune in some
way or other brought nie to this place in •
the fall of the year. lat once got a
situation as a clerk in a gr ,cery - and
confectionery store at very reasonable
thiges ; and in the course of the next
two yenrs having been very economi
cal with my mousy, I was admitted as
an equal 'partner in the bushiess; and it
pay Me. first rate, I managed to get
enough together to purchase the other
'intere,t, in the concern, and' was the
sole proprietor.
Well, about that time I attended a
private party and , there met and was
introduced to a beautiful oind accom
plished young lady by the name of
. 0 Mary Somers. Our slight acquaintance
ripened into intimacy, and hi the con me
of the summer we were married.
Her parents were well of in worldly
things, and at once set us rip iu a neat
cottage on the bounds - ()Attie village,
_
and my wife insisted that tily only sis
ter should come and live with us. 1 1She
caine just as we had got comfortably
settled, and we were of course very
happy to see her, I not having seen her
in six years. Every thing seed to
pass oft" pleasantly for abort two
months, when one morning I went
as usual° the store, and on my arrival
there discovered that my wallet was
• not in my pocket. I naturally suppoied
that I had dropped it at the house; and
needing - the contents that forenoon to
pay for produce, I directly sent- my
errand boy after it. My - wife sent urea
note saying that it was not to be found
in the house anywhere.
I then, vent myself, but with the
same result. It was not to be found be
tween flie garret and tile cellar.
' Here was a mystery. I knew that I
•= had not lost it on my way (lowa, and I
,came to the conclusion that it must
have been taken from my pocket while'
I was asleep. • litut who co s ld have
taken it ? Ther were non ll , !tri the
n
house but my wire Li tl alatcri t 'muse
keeper and my errand boy. II
The housekeeper had lived with my
father-in-law nearly fifteen- veais, "and
was known to be strictly honest. The
boy had been with me in the store over
• a year, and had in the course of that
time had many chances to take ten
times the amount that alas in the wallet.
but had never touched a cent. Of
course I could not suspect my wife and
• sister.- But wbo4as the-thief? •
The next morning my wife missed
her gold watch. This was too much.—
We had fastened the door to our , cham
ber, and the only means of access was
a door leading into my sister's chamber,;
but if they_ did, they did It without
waking any of us.
Matters thus progregsed in this man
ner for three nights more, the first night
uty watch was taken, and the second
my gold pencil; and the third my
wife's -jewel case from a trunk at the
head.of the bed under the table.
I then accused the boy boldly of rob
bing the house, at which he was so
taken back and indignant that he left
the• store irntnediately, went to the
house and packed his satchel and start
ed for the depot; but I had an officer
there and arrested him just as he was
stepping on board the train.
At being thus accused, arrested and
searched, the boy was so astonished and
ashamed that he cried, and begged of
me to let him go home. But I thought
this only a ruse to get away on, and
answered him that I would let him gb
• Monte when he came down with the
watches, jewelry and money, at which
the boy broke out *in so6s,'and protes
ted his innocence. But I•could not see
it, and had hint taken to the village
- _ • lock-up. He was exdmined that after
, noon, and the
.evidelice was so strong
against him, on his attempting to leave'
. d
flown so suddenly after the robberies
that the justice supposed he was the
guilty one, and said it must go up to
the - county court which set in three
weeks, and if nobody gave bail he must
go to jail to await a trial. He was sent
to the jail at the county seat, Some six
miles distant.
- That night we supposed we were rid
of t•te burglar, and slept soundl with
out fear of losing any more valuables.
But what was our consternation in the
• morning to find my wife's linger rings
gone ! She had accidentally left• them
on the stand the night before, but they
were l not to he found.
. 3.Cdw who is the burglar?
The next night I resolved to watch.
4 I accordingly provided myself with a
revolver, and retired, not to. sleep, but
• to keep awake and watch.
About Midnight I heard a slight, noise
in my sister's room, and in a short time
her door- slowly opened, and I clutched
my cocked revolver nervously for the
burglar was coming. When the door
was swung open, my own sister, in her
night clothes sound asleep with a•lamp
in her band, came into tbe.room with a
cat-like step. She came straight to the
head of our bed and took a fancy china
match box off the stand and went back
with the same noiseless step. I arose
as quietly as'l could and followed her
into her room, and saw her go at once
to' her trunk and dpenit, and then open
a false top which she it down from the
Cover; and looking over her shoulder I
saw my wallet, the two watches, the
jewel case, my gold pencil and several
other things that had been missed. I
went back and awoke my wife who
'came in, and then we awoke the som
nambulist with the open trunk before
her. The mystery was explained and
the real robber caught. :At daylight I
was on the road to the county jail with
the constable going as fast as horse-flesh
could carry us to release Harry Johnson,
the boyfli had imprisoned on a mere
• • supposition.
To, day the boy is my equal partner,
ant} the firm name reads .Sandford
Johnson, and my sister is severely
curets of somnambulism.
ITALIAN OR RUTLAN,
•
pf the latest style and approv e '
and with dispatch.
He keep constantly on lien'
Marble and will be able to suit
lascan be obtained in the coltar
vor him with their orders, on as
Catnip weddings are the latest do.vl- Stones discolored with rust al
ces for getting up t' benefits' for married and made to•look as good as net
the
and they, occur pas: often as I I
tile baby has the stomaeheadhe. PORT
'lloguiliov.l, 1867-if.
_ .
MASO IC.
088 EA LODGE, No. 317, A Y. M., meets at theft Dalt
over Dr, Boy's drug storil, on Tuesday evening, on or
' before the Full Moon, 6 o'clock 1.. M.
TWIG& eilarrkit; '6. 104, A. A. M., meets at the
Hall, on Thursday evening, on or . before tho Flail
.
Moony lit' tro'Clo 'P . R. L.
: TXOGi DOTTNOi , No. 31 , R. & EL MASTERS, meets at
/
the Hall, on the third Friday of each calendar
month, at o'clock P. M. •
• - .-. - , .
n.liCidGll N DOIHIANDERY, No. 28, of HEIGHTS
' ADEHPLA ;And ;the appendant orders; 'lmola at the
Hall, on he first Friday of each calendar month, at
a o'cl. P.lll.
„ . .
W. A. STONE,.4 ... Principal,
Miss S. D. Douai, ..,... Preeeptrees,
bins. A. B.BASTMAN, Teacher of AI usio.
Winter term commences Nov. 20, closes February 28.
Spring term omtuenees „March let, and closes June 4,
1869.
EXPENSES PER TERM.
Primary Department $5, 00
Common English $0.,00
Higher English $7,00
Languages and }ligh t er Mathematics' $B,OO
Instrumental Music $lO.OO
Drawing .$3,00
Each Term to contiLlue fourteen weeps. Dills due,
one half first day of term, remainder at middle of term.
No deduction made in tuition except for sickness.—
N one but Robinson's Mathematics are used. Students
on entering are requested to register their nntnes to
gether with the studies' they wish to pursue, and pay
one•half of their tuition.
re driveu
need them all
'even.
Board procured at reasonable rates In the village.
Wellsboro, Nov.
By order
4,1.801 of the Board of TRUSTEES
limo aliTairo p PowtTors.
....,_,
....,,,ir. This Tparationdong and favorably
1( „ - ,.bw - known, ill thoroughly se-invigorate
9 ..'-'.': .J ..biFken own and low-spirited horses
i il k g ;by strengthening and cleansing the
, ii "AIA i t stomach and Intestines.
- . ~' ..._,...t , '. It is a sure preventive of all diseases
-....•- ' 7 '•:-'- incident to this animal, such as LUNG
FEVER. GLANDERS. YELLOW ~.
WATER, HEAVES, COUGHS, PIS. en,
TEMPER, FEVERS, F 0 UN D ER , s'. - qt.,
LOSS OF APPETITE AND VITAL .1•;;-; - ~..-
ENERGY, &a. Its use improves : - ~ -- s.-.; lri
the • Wind, increases the appetite— 1 i ' , ... P
. v
gives a smooth and gloss y akin—and '- I (
kiiiii o
transforms tho miserable skeleton ' -.:-.. _ ' •
Laos flne-loolthig and spirited horse. --- ...---=-.--r-----..---
ITo klepers of Cows this prepare..
i
. 1 ct tion is Invaluable. ,Itis a sure pre
4Vrkiikr\ ventive against Illnderpest, HollowHorn,ts• 1•1.... . 1 Ho, etc. It has been proven by
.
.....4, actual experiment to increase the
, mr - . . quantity of milk and cream twenty
, ':s• . _
-, • -- ..;tr per cent. and make the butter firm
and sweet. /n fattening cattle, it
gives them an appetite, loosens their hide, and makes
them thrive much faster.
In all disuses of Swint, such as- Coughs, Ulcers in
the Lungs, Liver, &c., this article acts . s .
as a specific. By putting from one- 41 a i t5i‘h- - ,,
half a paper to a paper in a barrel of '.:•' . 7ssiN.;.•.NZ
swill the above diseases will be eradl • 1.•••• v :
anted or entirely prevented. If given _ ar
in time, a certain preventive and
cure for the Hog Cholera.
BALTIMORE. Itrd
For sale by Druggists and Storekeepers throughou
the United States, Canadas and South Am:lm
Feb. 10;18419-1m.
MORE NEW GOODS!
TS now reoeiving a largo'and complete asoor
meat of Fall er. Winter
bought since tho Into decline in prices in Now
York, consisting of
Groceries, Hats tk. Caps, Boots & Shoes,
YANKEE
Particular attention is invited to our Stock of
ithiEDIMS3 !DENS 5001/S
AND TRIMMINGS, - •
Gaiters and Hoop Skirts; also a nice
line of TEAS, New Crop, very
fine at reduced prices,
A fine assortment of Ladies FURS, very cheap
11
nll of which will ho sold at the very lowest mar
ket prices. Wo respectfully invite all to call and
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Empire Store, No. 1 Union Block,
We'labor°, Oct: 21, 1888,
To Owners Of Horses aid Cattle.
11 , 013IAS' DERBY CONDITION POWDERS ARE
I warranted superior to any others, or no pay, fur
the cure of- Distemper, Worms,' hots ' Coughs, Hide.
bound. &c., In Horses; and Colds, Coughs, Loss
of Milk, Black Tongue. llorn Distemper, Sc., in Cat.
tle They are perfectly safe and !innocent; no need of
stopping the working ofyour animals. They increase
theappetito, give a flue coat, clew se the stomach and
urinary organs; also idcrease the milk of cows. Try
them, and yon will Bever be without them. Minim
Woodruff. the celebrated trainer of trotting horses, has
used them for years, and recommends them to his
friends. Col. Philo. P. Bush, of the Jerome Race
Conrad. Fordham, N. Y.; would not use them until ho
was.told of what they are composed. since which he
Is never without them. lie has over twenty running
horses in his cLarge. iind for the last three years hoe
used no other medicine for them . I Ho has kindly per
mitred me to refer any one to him. •Over 1.000 other
references can be seen nt the dep. t. Sold by Druggist ,
and &Millers. Price 26 cents .er box. Depot, 56
Cortlandt Street, New York. [Feb. 10]
THE CHRCH
I his paper has been recently e
proportions. IT Is THE LAROI
Tilt WORLD. Is the le:Willi; oi gat
meet. and opposes litAllll.lll. cl
eill.leellesS and church caste I'
that publishes Henry Ward Deed
it does every week.juit its they:
out qualification el cot tection
uutaets al suffrace ; a union of eh
and the riglimof labor. It has t
Department of any paper in II
smiles for the family, and ror the
evils, ltd cditoi ial rnanagerneu
Writers and editoi s are from el
church, and from every grade oft.'
aptly termed the fie, -t organ of ti
Such a paper, otTering prenii
chines, Dictionaries, Appleton's'
Organs for Churches, etc, makes]
pets for Canvassers in the woi Id.
Etery Congregation may Masi
vico. an Organ; a Melodeon, n
Polity for its Pastor, or almost
thing, by a club of subscribers.
Send for a copy, enclosing 10 eery
RENA
41 l'.
ta.,P. S. Subscriptions received
R. Rrusen. . W. J.llruse.
R. - KRUSEN
WESTFIELD,
WOULD announce to th
are now receiving a ful
cerement of
DRY GQ
Notions, Carpets, FM's, Hai
Shoes, Groceries, Provisio
Hardware, Stonew
which they are prepared to mil
change for Country Produco,atj
competition.
Westfield, Dec. 2, 1868—tf
MHE undersigned 1,3 now
1
cute all ordure for Tomb St
Enfants of either
pr),•Tln.;7
PAOTILTY :
CALENDAR FOR 1863-9
FOUTZ'S
DAVID E. FOUTZ, Proprietor,
John R. Bowen,
Goods,
3D-rWr CA•4000,61.Ei3,
NOTIONS,
aco., 4ke
Remember,
Tioga Marble 1.
TVELLSB OR 0 BAKER Y.
THE SUBSCRIBER having estatilizittAi
tikn
a elf in the
BAKING BUSINESS.
in this village, next door to E. It. Kimball's
Grocery, is now prepared to eery on the business
in all its various branches. I will keep con
stantly on hand an assortment of Broad, such
a
LOAF BREAD, BOSTON CRACKERS,
GRAHAM BREAD, BUTTER,
CRACKERS, B ROW N
BREAD, WATER
CRACKERS, SUGAR
CRACKERS, ,
DYSPEPSIA AND SODA BISCUITS,
OYSTER CRACKERS, CAKES,
'PIES, AND LUNCH,
at all hours of the day, Sundays excepted. ,
By strict attention to business shall endeavor
to merit the public p}ltronage.
CHAS. STEVENS.
Welleboro, Juno. 24, 1868.
WOULD say to their friends and the public
generally, that they are now rec
e iving a
splenclidssortatent of Winter
I .
SHEETINGg, SHIRTINGS, •PRINTS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VEST
INGS, READY MADE CLO
THING, HA TS & Gips,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
' I
ilso a large and well selected stock of
CROCKERY, HARDWARE, WOODEN
WARE, STONE WARE, KERO
SENE OIL, PAINTS & OILS,
SUGARS, TEAS, • COFFEES,
SYRUPS, MOLASSES,
rao,. DTC., £To. , •
IVi r e aro able to offot our oustomers the benefit
of i the
LAST DECLINE OP PRICES
in the New York Market, our Stook having been
purchased since the great.decline in Goods. .
TOLES A BARKER.
Welleboro, Nov. 18, 1888.'
IL 1i ALI JUL Al lIIL LIII 'LVILXL JE I
MR. WILLIAM ROBERTS begs to
announce to the citize l ts of Tioga County,
that In addition to his exec lent stook of Stoves,
tin-Ware, Brittania, and S eet-Iron Wara, he
I
has, at a groat outlay, stocked his store on
MAIN STREET, W i ELLSBORO, ,
with a comploto assortment of Shelf Hardware,
of which we enumerate the following articles :
NAILS; SPIKES, CROWBARS, X CUT,
MILL, HAND AND BUCK SAWS,
:BUTTS, STRAP HINGES,
CARPENTER'S TOOLS,
PUMPS, AXES, •
BITT-STOCKS, HATCHETS, CHISELS,
SHOVELS, SPADES, FORKS,
WOOD SCREWS, CARRIAGE BOLTS,
• BURRS, SK.EINS, WASHERS,
PIPE BOXES, AXLE
TREES, ELLIP
TIC
SPRINGS, HORSE SHOES, HOOP, BAR
& BAND IRON, GRINDSTONE
HANGINGS, CORN •
POPPERS, ;1: •
SAUSAGE CUTTERS AND STUFFERS
COMBINED. Also, PISTOLS,
PISTOL CARTRIDGES,
POWDER AND•
CAPS.
'UNION.
larged to mamtnotls
ST RELIGIOUS P‘PER
of the Union Move.
use communion, ex
Is the only impel
er's Stfr1111.11M t IVIIIC)
yc delivered.— with•
• him. It Rdvocnte
Whims lit the polls .
to best Agricultural
o world;
uetion of social
is Impersonal; ite
Try branch of the
ifciety. It 11114 bean
bought in the world.
/ma of Sewing Ma.
Cp.:loped la. Pianos.
one of the best pn•
PATENT BARNDOOR HANGINGS
A new thing, and made for nso. These are but a
few of the many articles composing our stock
of Hardware. •
. -
We Grit° the public to call and examine for
themselves. We Mtn to keep tho boat quality of
goods in our line ; and all work to order done
promptly and well. WILLIAM ROBERTS•
Welleboro;Sept.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
a Coalmanlon Ser•
•, or a Lila Insurance
any other needful
TN Tioga County, and tho Cheapest place to
I buy in tho world. '
te. to
R. CHILD,
Row, NEW YORE
Agent for L. BOLLES & CO'S HOSE,
Binghamton, N. Y., and
t.this omco
F. D. Pease
CO.,
Mangleld, Nov. 25,4863—1 y. G. 13. RIFF.
publio that they
and complete as-
YES! YES i I YES 1
•
no R. WILLIAMS dr, Ob., have got the best,
1 it largest and cheapest stook of Drugs, mod
wines, Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils,•Dye Stuff,
Brushes, Varnishes, Glass, Putty. Yankee No.
lions, Perfumery, Toilot Soap, Fishing Tackle,
tto., over brought into this county. They
will positively sell everything in their lineetienp
er than can be 'Aught elsewhere. They bought
their goods in largo quantities and for nett cash,
and an and will sell cheaper than any other is.
tablishment in this county. Call and examine
stock and prices, P. R. WILLIAMS & CO.
May 9, DM. • No. 3, Union Block;
DS,
s, Caps, Boots,
8, Crockery,
re, &c.
for cash, or ex
rain which clef)
orks.
repared to 0.14-
Ones and Monl
o AIARBLi
• workmanship
A, J. THOMPSON,
•
[MANSFIELD PA]
BLACKSMITH, has two fires, and is prepared
to do all kinds of work in his line with prompt.
!less, and in a workmanlike manner. Healmes
at excellence in his trade. •
•
Mansfield Juno 3, 1868-Iy.
both kinds of
11 who may fa
eaeonable terms
CASH -PAID FOR-WOOL , BUTTER AND
CHEESE, by C. L..WILLCQX.
June 17, ISAR.
'nd dirt•oleaned
A WILCOX,
EILOUR 6; MEAL, always on band at
17 Arne 17. 1.888. JAMES M. BIIANBLII.
NEW WINTER GOODS.
TOLES & BARKER.,
(NO. 6, UNION BLOCS.)
DRY GOODS,
isuoh us
Stoves : 'Stoves :7.
AUGERS,
BIT TS,
BENCH-SCREWS,
/Sine' CZ*NTM I I9 •
ELMIRA SAW FACTORY,
Elmira, N. Y.
STOKES SOLD ON TIME.
100,000 Pounds of
THE subscribers will pay Cash, Full-
Cassimores Flannels, &0., &0 ., for W
They also manikin:Rum as usual—
TO ORDER, OR ON atJUtill
to suit customers. All work warranted ae
resented. They invite particular attenti.
their Water Proof
akagazsaanto
which are warranted in every respect. Par
1
lar attention given to
ROLL-CARDING & CLOTH-DRESSI
Twenty years experience in the business,
rants them in expeoting a generous patio
No shoddy eloths made.
DeLane & Co., at Welimber°, are -agents
the sale of our Cloths.
— JOSEPH .INGTIAM & SON
Deerfield, May 13, 1388—tf.
SAVINGS.BANK
GARDNER'S 1
GROCERY AND PROVISION STO '
OLD saying that a penny saved is a pela
earned, justifies GARDNER in naming
establishment a Savings Bank. Economy
Wealth, said some old chap: :whose name I ha
forgotten; antlifitleomiOmy.tO trade where t
SLATJGHTER
of high prices is being prokeouted with vigor tv,
without reprieve. I can sell Sugars, Teas, M
lasses, Fish, Pork, Flour, Corn Meal, Coffee
Canned Fruits, Spices, and. everything *kende
for family use, giving the buyer the benefit
OF THE
fall of the markets, an adiantage duly appre
elated by overybody 4 exceptig only those verdli
In
who prefer PROMISING TO PAY ono bun
dred per cent. profits to - the seller, to PA YIN'
twenty-five per cent. cash on delivery of tth
goods. I shall offer my`- stook' . of goods at i fsi
prices
EVERY MONDAY, i
EVERY TUESDAY, 1
EVERY. WEDNESDAY, '
EVERY THURSDAY,
EVERY FRIDAY,
AND
EVERY SATURDAY,.
and fill up as fast us I sell out,
Wellaboro, June 12, 1867
Nov is
,Your Time to Bti.y!
HAVING more goods than is necessary' fo
this market, I will sell my entire stout of , • ' „.
1I Critioad So.gfc# of Pto ,- P?Arr4„ „
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY - , is mostp.opular Monthly in=the lam—N. Y.
- .PLATED WARE AND FAN. 'r '
ond tr,t viritad 'excellences of liarptir'm Magazine
0.. G. Clocks at $8 , 50, • --ajouinal with - . 0, mohair). °lnsulation of about
Gothio " " , 8
83;
.8 0 1 70,U0Otoples—in, whose - pages ere to be found
me of the choicest light and general reading of
- Cottage 41. J... 1,70.6 the day. Ve,epeak of thie'work ,as an evidence
of the sulture of the American People; and the
American Watches it Silver ilanting Case's 4 Popularity it" 'has acquired' Il i .tnerhe4. Each
$l9. Finer Movement ,in heavier Cases, atCo) . Numher nOritains fully . 144",pag0, Of , reading.
respondingly low price Plated Ware at Ma! matter, appropriately illthitrated with good wood
ufaoturers' prices. I cute; and it combines in itself the raoy Monthly
j and the more philosophical quarterly, blended
THIS 15 NO HUMBUG BU'l A VEF with the best features of the daily journal. It
ITABLE SAL:I , has great power in the dissimination of a love of
pure literatnre,—Trubner's, Guide to American
Lite,ature, London., •
We can account for It§ pnocesa only by tLe
simple fact that it_ meets precisely the popular
taste, furnishing a variety of pleasing and in
structive reading_for lisrald, Boston.
Call and sae for yourself
Wollaboro, April 22, Yoi
Stoves 4i7, CI.Nt Wat
FOR THE MILLION.
Good people all, both great and small —if
want to ikoop
h FACE IN Till. .
you must havo enough to oat, dry woos, a go
wife, svell-bohaved children, and to crowp all,
TIP • TOP COOKING STOV
This last:and crowning good, I have at by T 1
and Stove eatabliehment, oppoolte Roy'a! L Bloo
Wellaboro, and its name is the
HOME COMPANION;
on - oil - bands admitted to bo equal to any in
world. 1
TIN WARE MADE TO ORDER,
promptly,and Warranted to give +satisfaction.
executed in the beat manner and with disputa
CALL AND SET, - .
„.. 7;1: P. ROBERTS
Weßiborbligh, Nov. 41; 104.!! ') '
Public Benefit,
AMONG the useful improvements of the das,
there are few that give more promise of
good, few so well adapted to relieve human suf
fering, few so well approved by the public as that
new and powerful remedy called Balutifer (or er
the German people call it !lealthbringer). •
It gives ease= and comfort to the poor Sufferer
from Neuralgia and Rheumatism, and brings
speedy relief to that large class of diseases that
are often cured and always benefited, by an out
ward application. '
For sale by all Druggists.
Wholesale Depot DAY, HOAGLAND A BM
GRA, No 54 Courtlandt.St. New York.
TO LAWYERS—
B A lk R 11 - Pira
in fall aetili;'nt
!EMI
•
WASHING MACHINE
JAB. M. WILHINSON;of OharreSton;having
purchased the right to make and vend thei
U. P. Jones Washing Machine in Tioga Count y
hereby gives notice that the machines are being
made at Van Horn's Cabinet Factory,Wellsbore,
where they may be procured.
The best, cheapest, and most sensible maahinel
over invented. •
Jana 24,1808—tf; , , .
Cli..--..'- '
200 Bushels Timothy Seed. 100 bushels
Cloverseed, choicest kinds
WRIGHT. & BATLEY.
Wanted.
=EI
0 i
OTHERWISE
THE
L. A. GARDNER.
.........:-
A. TOLL•'
REPAIRING
WILLIAMS &,, GO.
~EMPEIV- 1 1;EM,
::.; • ;,
lIIM
• • ,
UGS, MEDICINES,' PATENT MED
ICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
WIN
DOW GLASS, & PUTTY,
ace come down to Old Prices atlast4
E do not bedtato to Bay.,thntiro Intinithe
14.11:3611401Cof
• ,
- ENGLISH :D.RrI.CfS
XEDWINES,
MINT MEDICINES
YANKEE', NOTIONS,
PER.F UMER Y,
NCY ARTICLES, TOILET SOAP,
CLOTH, HAIR, TOOTH & NAIL
BRUSHES, MIRRORS,
WINES & LIQUORS, &C.,`,
VER BROUGHT INTO {THIS MARKO
Wo have also the Largest Stook of.
INTS. OILS, GLASS AND PUTTY,'
Snob as
re White Lead, Puro White Zino, Linseed
'Oil. Coaoh Varnish, Furniture Varnish, Yd..
low Oohre, Vattern Red, Chrome Yel
low,Chrome reen, Prussian Blue,
I atent Dryer, • Luoker, Japan,
-• 1 ! ,
anih Whiting, Be s Kalsomine, Resin,
ar4 Log Wood, Finale, Brasil Wood, Cam
wood, Rediropd; Potash,: Putty, Aloo-
Benzole, Spirits Turpentine,
and german Oil, Spirits_
and . • •
Varnish Brus h es,, . .
Leh we will sell 26 per cent. cheaper than any
er establishment in the county. In short, we
• e every thing ever kept in a fist class
RUG STORE,
d all we aik is iblybu to call and examine our
ck and prima before buying elsewhere. Re
•mber we can't be undersold. ,
All goody Warrarited or no eslg. I .
IIIiMMIAAIIO,444-1t W1LL1,A318:44..00
44,iWoLutimv.ff z.rf , titr-blistiourßlook.
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- - • •
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' supplement containing numerous full-sizod
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„ n eve y fortnight, and occasionally an elegant col.
ore fashion plate.
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- gile', of . Harper's' Weeklii printed 'on', superfine
galendored paper, duals ptiblighaivibilly.
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especialftsre lyp u a s t- e
uci s i lutenist to, the
,fareily;..artielesAtt health,
tire s, and housekeeping in. ail, its branches; its
ceit l s orial matter is spediallY etdaptatolhe circle
it i intended to interest and inistract; and it has
''bosi l des, good stories ana literary matter of merit.
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feat res, has achieved in short time an immense
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nd Bazar, to one addresa for r oneyser„islo; or
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ilot binding, will ha _sent by . express o - freight at
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.tea; cloth binding, will be emit by express, free
'fie cpense, for $7 each. ' eleven Volumes, sent
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'reight at expense of purchaser. Vol.' XII, ready
;Tan. let, 1869.
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'A complete PTimei ctoria s. l '
History of the
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ful Family Paper in the Union,"
ATPER'S WE EKLY,---I3I:',IIEPIRIDLYIL
LIISTRATED. -
Critical liT4tiCas.of44, fro,.
.• "
The Model. Newspaper, of onr eorintry=l•oom
piece in all the departmenti of an -American
Fatally Paper--Harper's Weekly has earned fur
itself a righe to its 'title, "A Journal cif Civilis
atiop."—.N. Y. Evening Post. _ ,
Ohr future bistorinne will .enrioli themselves
out of Harpers's Weekly long after writers, and
priaters, and publishers are turned to , dust:•-•N.
Y. Evangeli st. , Tlie best of is class in America.—Boston Tie.
allo t . „ . .
. ~
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edl
t e bast newspaper in America.--The 14c14!
pen cat, N. y. •• • -1.-
T e articles upon public questions irhich ap
peal in Harper's Weekly frommeek:tameek form
a remarkable series of brief political :essays:—
Th 4 are distinguished by, clear. atul„pointed
:statament, by good comincirr sense, by indepead4
'encl i anci breadth of view. They are the express
ion f mature conviction, high principle, and
strong feeling, add take their place among the
best newspaper writing of the time.—Narthlli
fieview, Boston. •
1
Ta ,zfrar 4; SELL IS 'OUR
- B - USIXESS I
W$
) tAigWing ArgelOgt
41C$ "DI
~XiggXl,: " ;glC4.,t 1111
I,istrlPEAL:rl3l
!' •
for . ibloh we Win pay, cixeh:' ,
Wo will manufacture to ord ,
tanned CALF or KIP-BOOTE
nor and 'at. fair ratts-aad pa:
to'REPAIRING.
S.O ,
- We have b tiret:inta stook of
on which we will not be undersold, and from this
time we shall make it a pointlo keep up the best
stook
io be' found In the county, which we will sell at
a lower profit than such artioles.•bave ever been
- offered in thierogibir t -
• , WlD.Dhati likewise •Iteep • itp• 'A good assortment
'of 1."! r .
LADIES' - BALMORAL'S, LEATHER
BOOTEES, CHILDREN'S Asp
MISSES WORK op VA-
• • 'MOUS STYLES; '-
1
'''" • aiia all style's. of tik.Fi WORK'.
.„, •
. LEATB'ER
eon be bought of us as ()Wean as any where this
side of New,York, and we shall keep a full stock
of
MEM
1:2•,(4;
=ME
NEW F
E:J!Y- -- .DX - WORK,
:LADIES' GAIZTERS,
PREIS - Cg ~G4 l ,,l;P.:FltslslCli KIP, UP
-4044,11.tt1NG5, AND
t7'.17 C • *
Qnr: :•• ;
atoekvf - )PROS;;NA/LB, THREAD, AWLS,
RASP/4:: 9110VBRS' INZEADLES, LASTS ,
%TRAM-re; kilal4f-P 8 4 . -with' -SHOEMAKER'S
00,1•11, Anil FINDINGS, - will be found the
st:in the 4Ounty, nod We H{l for small profits.
' r3Virtalkagisiness4ind-we • leelal bleb:awe. We
. 13 ye been inthier-regiotflong, 'enough •to be well
,own.oi-let those •wbo'- hnowitte try mi. Corner
biabrand - -a-raftorfoetreele;l'opposite WEO; Rob
• ellardwaieStotb,R'l •0. REARS,
- - • • GEO. 0, - DEBBY.
Welliboroi April 2-1 ) 1867-tf.
1, •
WMiiii3OßO FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP.
T •
. ,
'subscribers having procured additional
X machinery am new read.* to furnish to order
all sorts of _ •
tikS - T 1 GS 9
even •e
PLOWS, = 0R 8, FIELD
:ItQZtj.E ILL GEARING,
SLEIGFI:BIIOEtk W 0 0 D
SAWING 3,IAOHINES,
4143.,.&41, &C.
We have
WOODWORT
for custom and job work,
to do
SLITTING' dc SC
to ord
Haying a firat-elass 'a
are prepared - to make
CHEESE PR 1
to order. Builder' of
quested to examine our
the
--4211a.voi.suraiip , 2..cp
one of the finest implements in the market
LD IRON. -
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
F. L. SRAM
Cash paid for
Wellaboro, May 16,186
Grooery and Pr ViaiOn Store,
CORNIN , N. Y.
V■ =).
WHOLESALE AND
in all kinda of
GROCERIES,
Wines, Liq
Ciga
FO SIGN tt DOME
DRIED F
iCANNED FR
VELETA,
WOOD & WILLOW
CROOKERY
OnitDitEN'S CARR'
PERAMBULATOR
, complete as
mentioued r geg4 of ,the be
hand;.;— ~•
• PertlCular 'attention pa
Dealers and Consumers wil
terest to examine his Stook
Corning, N. Y., Maroh
Paint for Patine S and Others.
THE GRAFTON MI ERAL PAINT CO.
are now manufacturing the Best, Cheapest
and most Durabli -Paint in use; two coats well
put on, tailed with pure Linseed Oil, will last 10
, r 15 rears;- it is of'a light brown or beautiful
ohoeelate color, and can be changed to green,
end; stone; drab, olive or cream, to suit the taste
if the consumer. It is valuable for Houses;
Barns Fences, Carriage I and Car makers, Pails
, nd Wooden-ware,Agricultural Implements,
Oanal Boats, Vesses and, Ships' Bottoms, Can..
vas, Metal and Shingle %iota, (it being Fire and
Water proofs,) Floor Oil sloths, (one manufac
turer having weed 5,000 bb s. the past year,) and
Ind as a paint for any purp so is unsurpassed for
body, durability, alafticit • and adhesiveness.—
Priee $8 per 'barrel of 30111. a., which will supply
a farmer for years to cow •. Warranted in all
cases as above. Bend for • circular which gives
full particulars. Nono ge
in a trade inerk,.Gratifton
dorm can orde the Paint a
on receipt of the goods. A ,
DAN]
254
June 3,1868-9 m
• Farm , for
rplIE t3clbscriber, being
,;fers for ealo nt a grea
ohaser, the following propo
died acres of land, eituut
want of Westfield - Borpi
se t Venty.five.aaios iraPrbv •
hamlookand,bard timber,
,gocidlippin 'orchard'," odd
house ,thereon. The farm
darying Purpoies, having
ter on all parte. For term
bar on the premises, or add
Tioga Co., Pa.
00t. 7,1868.
WHOLESALE DREG STORE.
RH:
price,
• CON SKINS,
8, LUDES, ,
INS, •
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS
AD OILS,
r,Fronsti or home•
in thowbost man.
especial attention
THArEUS DAVIDS' INKS, KEITH'S
C NCENTRATED MEDICINES,
IREDELL'S FLUID, EX
TRACTS,
BURNETT'S COCOAINE„FLAVORINO
EXTRACTS, KEROSENE.LAMPS,
PATENT MEDICINES, ROCH
ESTER PERFUMERY
1
AND FLA V ORING EXTRACTS, WALL
AGENTS FOR MARVIN tt- CO'S RE
FINED OIL,
Sold at Wholesale Prices. Buyers are requested
to call and got quotations before going further
East
1869. FOR SALE. 1869 •
BY
8. 0. WICKHAM,
A T HIS NURSE...BY OF FRUIT AND OR
ji
NAME.NTAL MBES, ICI TIOGA :-
601000 ; Apple Trees.
10,000 Pear Trees.
A good supply of PLUM, PEACIL : CHERRY,
and ORNAMENTAL TREES A SHRUBBERY.
, • -
The Fruit trees ate composed of the choicest
varieties, good, healthy, some of them large and
in bearing.. Any one wishing to get a supply
will do wel to- call and- see my stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. :par Delivered at the depot
free of _charge.
Tloga, Feb. 28, 1888-Iy*.
1.0.
I PLANER,
We are also prepared
OLL SA WING
'ow-cutting Lathe, we
vS SCREWS
C
km° Factories aro re
rk. We manufacture
iPki,or - Irir,
EE!a!I
RETAJL DEALER
ROVISIONS
of s and
89
TIC, GREEN do
lIITS,
UITS AND
LES,
ARE; GLASS &
WARE,
AGES, CABS &
TOYS, &c., &o.
ortment of the ahore
t. quality- always oa
'd to Pine Groceries.
find It to their in
before buying.
1868.
nine unlesp branded
ineral Paint. Per.
d remit the money
iddress
EL BIDWELL,
• earl St, New York.
Sale! i
: bout to io west, of
bargain ' o the par
ri l
Eh* / wit One hun
about 4 Iles Booth
' otter Brook Road
d, the balance good
ith, good sugar bush,
Nine barn and log
is' well adapted to
, plenty of living
wa
i, call on the subscri
ess him at Westfield,
'TIMER BUBB&
CORNING,. RAT. Y.
'PAPER, WINDOW GLASS.
WIIITEWASH LIME &
AND DYE COLORS,
W. D. TERBELL & CO.
Corning, N. V , Jon. 1,1868-1 y
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Insurance Agency.
WYOMING INSERANCE CO
WILKES-BARRE, PA
R. C. SIIITD, Seey. W. S. Roes, Pre.
W. T. READ, Gerel dig't. L. D.BROxNAKER,
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, 8150,000.
/PHIS is the company for which Theodore
1. :Hatfield' was lately agent, and policy hold
era who wis p to renew their Inaurante are re
quested to a pply to the subscriber.
Girard Fire Insurance Co,
PHILADELPHIA.
- THOMAS CRAVEN, Preside
A. 8. GILLETT E V. "
.1,
J. B:ALVORD,
Secretary.
Capital i1t12043,000,
All paid Oath. . '
Surplus Over $160,000
Continental Ins. Company,
OF VIE Ol i tr OF NEW YORK
Cash Capital, • $500,000100
Gross Surplus, Jan. 1, 1868, 1,314,590,31
Cash Assets, do 1,814,590,31
SerPolleies written at this office.
GEORGE T. HOPE, President.
H. H. LAMPORT, Vice President.
CYRUS PECK, Socrotary,
The subscriber takuis thi s lel hod of ihforming
the public that he hatlim agency of the above
Companies, and will
_I 0 found at hie O ffi ce ever
li
Roy's Drug Store, adjo ning Agitator Office.
LINO. I. MITCHELL.
Wellshoro, Pa., Feb. 20, 1868-te.
To the Farmers of Tioga County.
T AM now building at my manuttiotory, in Lawrenee•
I sill°. a superior
• FANNING MILL,
which poseessea the following advantages ovor another
mills: '
1. It separates oats, rat litter, and foul seeds, and
chess and cockle, from wheat.
2. It cleans tax teed, takes out yellow seed, and all
other seeds, perfectly.
8, It cleans timothy seed.
4. It does all other separating roqulred of a mill .
This mill is built of the best and moat durable Um,-
bor. in good style, and is sold obeli) for cash, or pro
duce.
I will lit a patent sieve. for separating oats from
wheat, to other mills, on reason ablet er m s.
J.II MATHER,
Limiciontine,Hotobit 10,18664 f •
LINES OF TICAVE!..
✓ :mixt neummt.
Oil ud after 51 (tilde,. IbtsB,
leavelloraingat a4out the fo los6ll4;Lyo t urs:
IV:AV:WARD Beuzia. g , •
0;21a to NightExprees,Sundaysexceptcd,forEnflah
tialawauca,and Duakirk,ritak lag (Mkt.; cuousctlex
with trains of the Atlautle & Great, M estera,txl,
Shore,andUrandTrunk Railways lotallyainttlstAt
6:42 ut.,tileit i Exprces,Datly,for fluffalo.Salarasb;,,
Dunkirk uud she West,connecting as above.
0:50 a. at., Niglit'Express,Suudays oacupteu ,11.,/
cater and buffalo, V)a Aeon.'
.10:09 a .m.,3lailTratti,duuda3'ti excepted for Buffalo
and Dunkirk.
1:45 p.m.l.laltlasoro Express Sunday •axceptefit , fc,l
auchestdrund Buffalo, vie. Avtl
7188 p. tu.. Day Rxprees,Sandaysexcepted for• But..
iialasaanca, Dunkirk and tht, West, conacctiai- at
at Salamanca with pa:Atlantic and Grunt
Railway; Bullalo &Dunkirk witl: the t /..
Railway,for all point; west uud south.
7;45 p Ray Express,S udays excepted,torltooh est
12:85 a.in.. ExProst: Slail.Suuday. excepted
lu,delataanca,and bapklrk,cerineotiag with !telt,
for the West. • .t
1.80 p m Way : Freigh t, Sundays excopted.
Osilo p Emlgritu ttrOn,Dally,for Lb. •
XASTWARLDOUND;,
1%10 a. in., Night Express, Daily, 3lnnilays except,
connecting at Elmira for Williamsport, Harrisburg ,
and the south, and at New York with afternetn
trains and steamarsfor Boners and New Englund
Cities. . .
• - . .
4:20a. in —Cline I nnat i Exp. Mondays exoepied. song.
i
at Elmira r‘, l r Cana dalgua, at Binghamton for Syr. •
cute, all:treat Bon for Scranton, at Lackawaxen for
liawley,atal at Je soy City with midnight Expetqs
Trainor New 'Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia, Balt I
more and Washington.
11:02a. in.„ Day 4xprese,Bundays excepted .00nnect mg
at Waverly Inc Towanda; at Binglieuiton for 8,1 ra
cube; at Great Bend for Scranton, at Lacktin oar i
for Honesdale; at Middletown for Unionville, and at
Jersey City sAith,midolght express train for New
Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia .
10.30 am Accommodation Train daily, connecting a I
Owego for Ithaca
2;20 p. m., Baltimore Express, Sundays excepted_
4:35 p. ni., New York and Baltimore Mail. Banda) s ea
cepted, connecting at Elmira for Canandaigua, and
at Waverly for Towanda
5.03 p m Lightning Express Daily, connecting at El-
I .
miri. for Villiamsport, Harrisburg and the South,
and at J rimy City with morning express train of
New Je say Railroad for Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Wa s lugton !.
12:35 p. ni. ay Frefght,Sundays excepted.
.(*-- A r Viand and complete "Pocket Time Table' at
Passenger Waffle on the Erie Railtray and connecting
Lines, has ecently been published , and can be procur
ed ou appl cation to •, the Ticket Agent of the Company
• 1
WM. R. BARIt, • H. RIDDLE,.
Oeu'l Pass. Agent. Oen'l Snp't
Blossburg & Corning v & Tiogo R. n
, -
Trains will run as follows until furthor notice:
Accommodation—Leaves Illossburg at 7,16 a. m.,
Mans
field nt 8,06, Tiogu at 8,41 Lawrencovllle at 9,126-
arriving at Corning at 10,40 a. m.
Mall—Loaves Illossburg at 2,00 p. m., Mansfield at 2,46,
Tioga at 3,18, Lawrenceville at 4,00-warrlving at
Corning at 6 p. m.
Mail.-Leaves Corning at 8,00 a. m., Lawrenceville
9,03, Tiogn at 9,45, Idansflold at 10,226... arriving at
Bloss-burg at 11,00 o. m.
Accommodation—Leaves Corning at 2,40 p. to , Law
ronceville at 4,00. Vega at 4.60, Mansfield at 6,20--
arriving at Blossburg at 6,16 p. m.
L.II.BIIATTUCK,Bnp't
.Northorn Central 12. 12.
TRAINS FOR THE NORTH.
Trains for Canandagula leave Elmira as follows :
AccOmodation at 7 00 a ID
Express [fastest train on road] 11 45 a m
Mail 015 p m
Way Freight, [passenger =channelled] 7 10 a in
On and attar Nov. 24, 1867, 4 trains will 'arrive aui
depart from Troy, as follows;
LEAVE .NORTIIIVAB.D.
...
9 46 A.M.—Daily -(except Sundays) for Elmira, infra
lo, Canandaigua, Rochester,. Snap. Bridge and the
Ca nadas.
10 65 P. M.—Daily (extept:Sundays) for Elmira . and
Buffalo, via Erlo Railway front Eltalra. •
i l'
LEAVE SOLI EINV.ARD.
10 18 A. M.—Daily (except' undays) kor Baltimore,Washington, FbiladelP fa, &o. - .
624 P. M.—Daily (except Sundays) for Baltimore,
Washington and Philtidelphia. •
J. N. MARRY,I ED. S. YOUNG
Gen'l Stip t.llarrisb . nrg; j Clete! Pass. A g't
Baltimore, Md.
On and after MONDAY, Noy. 23d, 1888, Trains
on the Philadelphia k Erie Rail Road will run as fol
WESTWARD.
Mail Train leaves-Philadielphia.......
•• Williamsport
6, • " err. at Erie
Erie Express leaves Ithilaclelphie w .
•• .4 '4 • Willlemspert.X.,
•' •' arr. at Erie
Elmira Muil leaves
4, •'Williamsport ..
4 ' am at Lock lluven
EASTWARD
•
Mall Trois. 1 Mrto" • —.. 10.65 a n,
" " yilliatusport 12.55 pis
" " air. at Philadelphia ' 10.00 co to
Edo Express leaves Erie - 6.25 p m
" " ,' '• Williamsport 7.50 a m
arr. at Philadelphia 9.20 r. m
Mall and Express connect with Oil Creek and All,
gheny Ricer• Rail Road. Baggage Checked Through.
ALFRED L. TYLER, Deng SuP't. 1.;
SALAMANCA STATION.
, WESTWARD BOUND. I EASTWARD BOUND,
Mall 6." i l Expresii ............ ........ 6.1 t.
Accommodation .........0 Mail 6.61
Express 12 ? Accommodation, ......11. 46 Expreaci 11. C Expreao 6.1 w
'n t
ti
At Cory there le E l / 4 .JunctOon with the Philndelphis
Erie, and Cil Creek kill 1 bade
At Meadville with the Franklin and Oil City sod,
Vithole Branch. -
At Leavittsbnrgo the 3lahoniny Branch makes a di
rect route to Cleveland. At Ravenna connects with
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad.
The Road passes through Akron, Ashland. Gallon,
Marion, Urbana and Dayton, intersecting various rail•
roads, and terminates at Cincinnati.
• FACULTY : .
ELIAS EIWITON, Principal.
)ins. ADA W. HORTON, Preceptrees.
Miss MIRA HORTON. Assistant.
. '
Hies AMANDA DRAKE, Teacher of Music.
. 11 CALENDAR F0R,1807-8.
Fall Term commences Sept. 3d, Winter Term Nov
20th, Spring Berm Feb. 18th, 1808.
EXPENSES PER TERM.
Primary Depart men t.,.... .... ........ .... ........ ....$5 00
Common English
Higher English 7 00
Languages and Higher Mathematics 8 00
. Instrumental Music, extra ' 10 00
Vocal Music, extra. ............. : . ....—...., 1 00
Drawing, extra 4, 8 00
,
Room Rent ' , 2 60
Board per week... ........ ......... .....'........ • 800
Knoxville, August 1.4,1867-tf. i
Imotssiaacb-Plortes
Timm, lIAINES BROTHERS PIANOES are
univerkally acknowledged to be ille . Chonfest
FIRST - CLASS .PIAI‘TbS MADE.
Every Plano is warranted for firo years. Sold by
Mansfield, Oct. 14. ISAAC 0. HOYT.
Planing & Turning.
B. T. VAN HORN,
LTAVING got his new Factory in'operation.
is now prepared to fill orders for Cabinet
Waro promptly and in tbo bast style of workman.
ship. having procured a
ho 18 ready to arosl hoards or plank with dispatch.
fuiniabod to order. ills 1:13 net) in es aro of the new
est and nfost.improvod patterns.
'Mop corner cd!Poarl and Wain
.Sts, WELLS.
BbRO, PA.. •
Wet. 81, is66-tr. B. T. VAN HORN.
•
J. STICKLIN,
Chairmaker, Turner,-- h and
"Furniture Dealer.
SALE ROOM, opposite Dartt's Wagon F. , 60r ,
Ilain Streut. IACTORY iu Snuis a Wii
'limns Foundry, second story.
Orders promptly filled and satisfaction gunrui -
teed. Fancy Turninn. 6 done to order.
Welleboro, Jnno 12, 1867. J. STICIO.IN
Fordoing a family waAting in tho best and
cheapest manner. Guaranteed equal to any in
the world! Has all the strength of old rosin
soap with the mild and lathering qualities of
genuine Misfile. Try this splendid soap. Sol 4
by the ALI)EN DIIEMICAI. WORKS, 4S North
Front Street, Philadelphia. Sept 2, 'OB--ly.
Q ACKINO for hops, best quality 25 cts per yard
.
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0002.
Philadelphia & Erie R. R.
Atlantic and Gre
t Western R• W
L. D.'RUCE.ER, aoli:Supt., Aleftdvllle. ra
UNION ACADEMY.
KNOXVILLE, TIOGA CO., PA
WOODWOR•TII
SCROLL-WORK & BRACkETS,
It
10.45 p ni
8.15 a tri
_
9.50 p m
.....11.50 noon
8.60 p m
10.00 a m
..... 8.00 a to
0.30 p m
—.. 7.45 p m