0117,13, DARLING:
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Little feet that patter
On the velvet- tufted floor;
Little lips go nieltiiik,
Sweetly mated o'er;
Little mouth all dimples,
Smiling as the angels can,—
Queen of elves not hull so fair as
Laughing, little Ann.
Ilatr eo soft and curly„
Biased by summer's setting sun;
Brow so while and pearly,
Angela fairer none;
Eyes like dew-kissed flolets •
.•
' 'Fleshing in the moonbeilTElS'S
Little Ann - of - Malden manners,. 1.1
Girl of laughing ways.
Cheeks Me damask roles '
Erectly blouming t.ido by side}
'teeth to pearly peeping,
Fit for fairy's bride;
Laughter like' the music
Of the prattling mountain stream;
ainhow in the household,
OM. little fairy queen.
Is your Will Xa4el
" An impertinent question," some
thoughtless man may say, "What has
anybody else to do with. so - private: and
pis-wed a matter as the cnaking of my
will ?" . Mere. than might at first be
Flipprlsed. WP:e and children, at least,
Live something at stake, or other retie
lives who will be the legal heirs of a
,m'an who dies witittliut leavinga will;
01,0 benevolent causes which it may
be in one's intention to remember s but
which may receive nothing from- his
(eaving till to-morrow what ought ti to.
Ise duite to-day.
A man has no right to eet in disre-
H; d of the fact that ail individual hu•.
ilia» life in uncertain ; that accident it
-lIUi disease may hurry any - one of us
wc,le of the world et an unexpected MO
.lielit., There are few who, ire antieipa
t ton of death, would not wish to - direct
us to the disposal of property : left -be
hind.. The law does indeed snake wise
and just provisions, on general .princi
ples, - fur ordidery cases, .distributing
the property in equitable. propertion
among the natural heirs. 'But' , c'Veu if
one would prefer to make precisely the
legal distribution, is there-no- Choice as
to - who shall be. the executor? Make
your will, and you can appoint syour
known' and tried friend, -so that your -
estate will lie co refu Hy settled and , made
the most,-of e die without a will; and
some one may be rntlide administrator
whom You Would - by, fie means choose. -
and whose leicapacitypr dishonesty will
waste the estate.
Moreover, lithe usually wise provis
ions of the law do not meet the-.de
mands of special cases, which' are =not
infeeqUent. There is often in the-filth
ily of children who will be left behind
a greater disparity as to their respective
need of help from the paternal'eState.—
There are daughters likely:to remain
'Li n married ; there are children disabled
from labor by accident or disease; there
are those who have suffered freth Spec
ial misfortunes while the others have
beemne rich. Why should all receive
equal proportions, such as the law
leindlyeallots? Then We have known
an adoped child .cut off ; by's - the—law
with nothing,- from the -neglect of the
lather to leave a will. So, also,• where
there are no children and but a small
estate, the widow, who needs the whole,
49htitins by law but one third,-quite in
sufficient for her support, while the
two-thirds go to- other' relatives 'who
certainly in sues a case have ao claim,
and who may possess even abundant
means. Where there is such piessibil
ity of p , rmanent .loss andseutrering to
..",I.lrVi Vera from the absence of a will, it
appears to us a very plain sin to neglect
to make one. It is a positive cruelty to
those whoth we profess to love:
The bearing or this subject on benev
olent institutions ehotild nob over
looked. We favor the distribution of
property for charitable purposes daring:
a man's ife;'as far as is possible; • for ac
ting-thus-es:him own executor, there is
cer:ain ty arat his wishes will be' carried
telt, and %%ill not be defeated by cove
tous heirs 'or faulty executors, while
character will improve by the 'process.
and the setisfaction of witnessing the
good accomplished will be unspeaka
lee. The cause, too, will gain by re
el 2 i V lug needed aid so much more speed
ily. It does not appear well in a rich
Christian, to cling to his property til,
the last, giving away during life, but it
small proportion of it, and • then to be
come suddenly benevolent in his will.
when lie can no longer hold a' single
penny. God cannot thus be mocked!
Bat many have only sufficient prop
, eity for their support, and no poor re
latives to inherit what shall tie left at
death..: Others need to keep a large - cap
ital in the business which they are
actively pursuing, and the income 0
ci hie!' I hey are geßerally distributing. '
Pea li of these classes wish to deal ho
orally at, their death with charttabli
e l ei .eheisttei institutions, and yet-they
del.ty from mere procrastination te
niske their wills and to secure the de
F:ri'd re-nit. Even old men are guilty
rti lilt , : neglect, and that, too, after they
Live full,‘ les:Weed and perhaps prom
si• 61 to make provision to aid a specific
ohhale Does not God hold' theta to a
~iettin respOnsibility in this matter'
1 ; they should suddenly die, leaving no
V. ill, and in - 'Consequence God's cause
ho; Id suffer loss, will they not' go up
‘)
to the bar of judgment, to give account
of - their stewardship, with guilt upon
their souls? '•
We urge every man, therefore, who
Ita6 any property. whatever, be he 91d
or to make his a,ill without
tu en ty-tour hours' delay; fiSr he - Ittiow-
WI out " what a day will bring-forth."
FIRST-CLASS BEANS. A country
man entered a New York restaurant,
where the tables are separated by' low
partitions. The stalls are ituMbered,
d that in which he took his seat it
!v , ignated No. 2. The waiter whose
ditty it was to tend to that stall chanc
ed to be at the other end of , the room ;
nod us the countryman seemed to be 14
the proprietor took his-order,
which was " pork and beans."
To inform the waiter the proprietor
shun t ed : • ' •
" Pork and beans—No4..."
On hearing this, the countryman
Jumped to his feet, and addressing the
proprietor, angrily asked :
" do you take me for—a beg
rar?' I don't wan't No. 2 beans.l've
money to-pay for a good article, and
wont No. I beans. No second-class
beans for me."
PntsuracE.—Every man is more or
leis narrow ; every man as he grew old
er hardened .into some prejudice. He
did not know they were prejudices; if
he did, : be would shake them off and
tread them under his feet; he thought
them-the most solid and precious and
permanent things in the world ; but it
kvas not wise that he should be permit-,
ted to stereotype them, and be able to
transmit them to'future generations. -
A.shoemaker receiving a note from a
lady to whom he Was particularly at
tached," requesting hint to make her a
new pair or ti hoes ; and not k nowing ex
actly the style required, ho dispatched
a written missive to her whether she
- would like them to be " \\Trim nd or
'Squire toad V/ The lady indignant at
tbi,-specimenn of orthography replied
" Kueether." -
A transcendental . preacher took for;
fext: "Feed my lambs." A plain
farmer very quietly remarked to hiw
On Coming out of the church. "A very
good text, sir ; but you should take care
not to pnt the hay so high in the rack
that the lambs can't, reach it."
t
Josh Billings aye one live man in a
village "like a case ov itch skt a dis
trict i-chooi—het, its everybody skratch
iwo r at oust"
A Buffalo thief, asked to account
for a bar of iron in his possession, said ' Try it; Boys and Girls. ej
he found i floating in the canal. mailed En*.
~. -
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
--7-77 ERIE
IE RAE
CI
N and after NONDAY, Fel
will leave Corning, at the .
,Ootno, WE T.
6, 2 A. M., NICIIIT EXP., da ly for Butfalo,Dunkirk,
Cleveland, Dayton and Cin innati, making direct
connection witirtraintoi th grand Trunk Balittay
at,auffalo7, and vith.thol.ait Shore Railway at Bur- ,
falb;Dunkirk'and Cleveland for tar : points-West and ''
',l4l,6lll:Afise.; and at Cincinnati with the Ohio and
Miesteolpptlliallwiy for lb. outh andSAßl:West.
101,„ This train makes a dß\
all Lines to the West and Soul
new .and improved
Peculiar to the Broad Cause,
night travel, running through
and Cincinnati, and thus fora]
LINE from New Yotk,Cinclnn
running through 800 miles wit
6.50 A.. AI., NIGIIT.EXPRES
itusbeSter aladlluffalo, via Am
10.09 HAIL TRAIN,
Buffalo and Dunkirk.
145 P. M., BALTIMORE
cd,ifor Rochester and Buffalc
7,313 P. M., DAY EXPRESS,
Buffalo, Dunkirk, Cleveland,
the West and South, connect:
Cleveland with the Lake Shot
West and North-Nest: bud
Ohio and Mississippi Railway •
West. Sleeping Coacpes at
itoruellsville, running thr
out change.
7,45 P. M., DAY EXPRESS,
Rochester:
12,35 A. M., - EPRESS 3f AI Sundays excepted, for
Buffalo, Dunkirk and Cloy laud, connecting with
tralus.for the West. A Sloe lug Coach le attached to
tide train at New York, 1 u thing through to Mead
ville without change. A S coping Coach is alto at
tached ut susquelniuna run lug through to Buffalo.
1,30 P. - 31, WAY FREIGII Sundays excepted.
540 P. M., EMIGRANT TIt4IN, daily, fur the West.
Gun AST
15,24 A. '31., CINCINNATI , XPRESS, Mondays ex•
cepted, connecting at ,Elm ra for Cationdaigua, at
Ower,o for Ithaca, at Bing tarnton for Syracuse, nt
Great Bend for Scranton, a Lackawaxen for Hones•
dale. at Middletown for U ionvitte, at Goshen for
' Niontgotneryot Greycourt for 31.kwburg and War
wick, and at Jersey City wit, afternoon and evening
trains of New Jersey Railro ad for Philadelphia, Balti
mare and Washington.
10.30 A. M., ACOMMODAI
meting at wego for Ithac.
II
1 ~, t 132, A. M., DAY EXP ESS, Sundays excepted,
' unectiug, at Waverly for owanda,, at Binghamton
or Syracuse, at Great Ben for Scranton. at Lacha
,iVlxl3l.l for Honesdale, at :t iddiotown for Unionville,
'and at Jersey City with idnight express train of
New Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia.
2 aro P. 31., BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Sundays' ex.
, eepted.
4,35 P. 31., NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE MAIL,
' ouudays excepted, connect ng at Elmira for Orman
detigag, and at Waverly fur Towanda.
e. 05 P.M., LIGEITNING I.XPRESS; Daily, connect
,ii at Elmira for Williamsport, HarriKburg and the
..nth, and at Jersy City w th morning express train
of New Jers4 Railroad, fur Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington.
12,35 P. 31., I6VAY FRED),
J::ir A revised and coma Ict l
i'assengor Trains on Ulu Fain
Lines, has recently been pail
al on application co the Tio'
WM. H. BARR,
Gou'l Pass.. Agent
Northern Ce
TRAINS FOR
Trains fur Canandagula len
Aocomodation at
empress [fastest train on roa
Mail
Way Freight, [passenger coal
On and aftot Not. 24, 186
depart from Troy, as follow
LEAVE NO
g 45 A. M.—Daily (except 9
' 10, Canandaigua, Roche
Onnadas.
1
1.0 66 P. 31 .—Dally (except S 1 mieys) for Elmira abll
Buffalo, via Erie Halfwit from Elmira.
LEAVE SOVILWA RD.
'4 lb A. 31. - Ifitilly (except undaya) for Baltimore.,
, Washington, Pldladelphiu, &e.
855 P. M.—Dally (except 9tindays) for Baltimore,
' Waultiugtoii and Philatle phis.
J. N. DuBARttY, I ED. S. YOUNG
Gen'l Szp t. Harrisburg,
I 4 Gong Pans. A g't
Baltimore. 'ld.
- Philad'elphia
On and alter MONDAY,
on the nuattelpbla &Erie Da
WESTW 1
Hall Train laavoo
" " Wil liamnpo
" " arr. at Erie..,
Erie EXproos 'lmmo Philadelp
" " "Hump.'
arr. at Erie
Elmira Mall leaves Pliiludelp
" " " WiliMulop.
" " arr. at Lock Havel
EASTIV
van Train leaves Erie
" _
1 1 " arr. at PhileclelphL
Erte Express leaves Erie
- 44 it
liamspot
" arr. at Pitiladelph
Mail and Express connect
Keay River Rail Road. Bag
A LFREW L,
Atlantic and Great
SALAMANCA
WETTWARD BOUND.
dal! 6.301 El
ra
tecomodation 0,25 6
; xpress 12 19
apresa 'Luc
At Cory•there is a junction
tIV(e, and Cil Creek Rail Ron&
At Meadville with the. Fr.
.11hole Branch. .
At Leavittshnrge the Mahe lny Branch tenkes a dia.
.ect route to Cleveland. At Ravenna connects will
loveland and Pittsbusgh Ra tread. •
Cho Ituad passes through Akron, Ashland.
Marion, Urbana and Dayton, intersecting various ran.
ends, and terwinates dt Cincintptti.. • •
RUCKER, Eln.Btipt., 'Meadville, Fa.
Bloasburg & COrniag : , & Tioga R. R.
Trains silllrun as follows tintil further notice
. . .
I.ccom notlatlon—Leave!, Blburg at 7.15 a. in., Slane
add at 8,08, Tioga at 8,11 Lawrncevtlle at 0,32
Arriving ntCortataig at 10,1 1 0 n. m.
tall—Leaves 81 )3sMirg t 2. 1.1 p. m.. Mansll4,l at 2,40
Cloga at 3,18, coy Ile at 4,oo—arriving at
Co~uingatEp.m.
lall...Letves Corning at 8, 0 a.m., Lavrenrevilb at
9,03, rt9ga at 9.45, 31t nsflold at 10,22arrIvIng at
Blosq-burg at 11.00 a .
Accommo lation—Leaves Co ning at 2,40 p. m.,Law
ronreville at 4,00. Tioga at 4.60, Mansfield at 6,130-•-
Arrivibg nt Blossburg at 8 16 p. m.
.II.9IIATTCCiI, Sup't:
THE CHUROH UNION.
{ 'his paper has been recenly enlarged to mammoth
1, proportions. IT IS THE &ROM RELIGIOUS PAPER IN
.rgx•wooLD. Is the leading rgun of the Union 3lovo
i
inent,larld opposes rituallsth, close, communion, ex.
•hislveneva anti church casti. It Is the only paper
hat publishes Fleury Word etcher's Sermons, which
c does every week , Just as t ey aro delivered.— with.
ott qualification or correctlion by him. It advocates
qiiiversal suffrage; n union c f chrtations at the polls •,
tud the rights of labor. It las the best Agricultural
leportment of any paper n the world; publishes
.tortes for the family, and , o the destruction of social
vita, Its editorial toonag ment is impersonal; its
.erlters and cdttots nte fri ni every branch of the
hurch, and from every grail of society. It nos been
cptly termed the freest organ of thought in the world.
1
Such a paper, offering pi - emiume of. Sewing 31a.
!Ones, Dictionaries, Appletptes Cyclopedia, Pianos,
%cans fur Churches, etc , m•thes one ot the best pa
pers for canvasser n in the N%oi!(1.
, Every Congregation may obtain a Communion Ser.
rice,an Organ, a Melodeon, a Mible, ora Life 'insurance
?olby for its Pastor, or al Lost any other needful
thing, by a club of subscribe,
Send for's& copy, enclosing 0 cents, to
111 NRY E. CHILD,
4 PARX Row, NEU' Yoits.
Ile!).R. 8. Subscriptions recciived at this office.
R. Krusen. \V. J. Rrnsen P. D. Pease.
• , R.' KRUSII3N & Co.,
WESTFIE4D, PA.,
WOULD announce t the publio that they
are now receiving full and complete as.
sortment of
DRY GODS,
c
Notions, Carpets, Furs Hats, Caps, Bots,
Shoes, Groceries, Propisions, Crockery,
Hardware, Skineware, &e.
which they arc prepared o sell for cash, or ex.
cha2ge for Country Prodt)Co, at rates which defy
coOpetition.
Westfield, Deo. 2, 1868 i tf
n'Esrs MONTITLY MAO AZOV
'edged the AI del Park,
to Original Stories.
`lame o Tito
, in g er
DEMOREST'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE universally
acknowledged the Model Parlor Magasino ut
America. devoted to Original Stories, Poems, Sketches,
Household Matters, Owns o Thought, Personal and
biterary Gossip (including glacial departments on
Fashions), Instructiods on health, Music, Amusements,
etc . by the best authors, and profuselylllnstrated with
costly Engravings, useful ar il reliable Patterns, Em.
brotderies. and a constant succession of artistic novel.
ties, with other useful and entertaining literature.
Nn person of re nement, economical housewife, or
lady of taste can afford to do uithput the Model Month
ly. Spocimen s copi a 16 cents; mailed free. Yearly,
$3, with a Talpable premium two copies, $5,50; three
copies, $7,60; five copies $l2, and splendid premiums
for clubs a. sa each, with t o first premiums to each
it
subscriber. sint„A new Dam m L - wanton Solving Ma•
'chine for 20 subscribers at $.3 :tab.
Publicatiou Office. S 3 Brow:may, Now York.
Demorest's Monthly and Y nog America togothers4,
with the premiums for oath.
D EMOREST'S Young Am
best Juvenile Blageziw
that sees it says so, and Pare i
It. Do not fall to secure a co l
with a Glass Cylinder to co I
good two•bladed. pearl Pocke , !
1.0 .r of other' desirable artlei
each subscribbr, yearly, $l,
ZAKERT. .
TIHE SUBSCRIBER having established him
self in the
BAKING BUSINESS.
in this village, nest dear to E. R. Kimball's
Grocery,, is now prepared to cary on the business
in all its various brunches. I vitt keep con
stantly on hand an assortment of Bread, such
'as
LOAF BREAD, BOSTON CRACKERS,
GRAHAM BREAD, BUTTER
CRACKERS, BROW N
BREAD, WATER
.CRACKERS; 'SUGAR
_
CRACKERS,
DYSPEPSIA AND -SODA . BISCUITS,
•
OYSTER. CRACKERS,' CAKES, •
-PIES, AND LUNCH,
•
at all hours of the day, Sundays exceptel.
By strict attention to business shall endeavor
to merit the public patronage.
CHAS. STEVENS.
Wellsb - dro, Juno. 24, -
.LWAY:
43ruary 15.1869, Trains
follotring Loma, viz:
Eh-West,
daily connection with
lhAYest, and Is provided
Drawing Room Coathen
,rlplge , ..l both for clay nud
1,0 Rochester, Stade
iling the ONLY DAILY
all and the South-West,
halt change.
S,!ildndaye excepted, fur
vc(n.
Sundays excepted, for
PR ES% Sianday II oxcept
, via Avon.
, Sundays excepted, fur
i• yton. Cincinnati, and'
:: at Buffalo,Dunkirk and
we Railway for all points
at Cincinuatti with the
for the South and Soath•
ached to this Train at
ugh to Cleveland with-
Sundays 'e:ti`oopto, for
;lON TRAIN, daily, con
T, Sundays excepted.
"Tocket.Ttme Table" of
Railway nod connecting
ishod, and can be procur•
, t agent of the Company
• U. BIDDLE,
Gen'l Sup't.
tral R. R.
LIE NOLITII
e Elthira as follows
_......620 a in
........ . 12 20 p m
7 10 pm
ilia•ttacheil] 8 00 a m'
1, trains will airiveand
TIIIVARD
ndays) for 4 Elmtra, Ban..
I I ter, Snap. Bridgo mitt the
Erie R. R.
28d, 18168, Tram
'toadylllttin atfolloVA
!RD.
.10.45 p m
. 8.15 u to
. 9.60 p
11.60 noon
8.50 p m
.10.00 u in
8.00 a m
0.30 p 117
....... 7.45 p m
't ,
.101,0 a m
.12 6.5 p ID
10.00 a in
6.25 p in
t t
7.50 a ti)
a ' 9.20 p in
i ith Oil Creek and Alle
ago Checked Through.
TYLER, Gon'l Supt.
'Western R• W
TATION
EASTWARD BoUND.
ail
i rese 5.10
6.61
commodation, 11.46
press - QiV
with the Philadelphia,S;
and 011 City and
trice, Enlarged. It VI the
. Every Boy and Girl
Its and. Teachers confirm
y. A good Microscopo,
fine living objects, or a
knife. and a largo nnni
s, given as premiums to
I. Publication Office,
,
Broadway, New Yorki.
lmen copies, ton" , cents,
NEW WINTER GOODS.
TOLES & BARKER,
(NO. 5, UNION BLOCK.)
WOULD say to their friends and 'the public
generally, that they are now receiving a
splendid assortment of Winter
DRY GOODS,
such ne
SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, PRINTS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VEST
. INGS, READY MADE CLO
THING, HAPS & CAPS,
BOOTS ANTI SHOES,
also a largo and well selected stock of
CROCKERY, HARDWARE; WOODEN
WARE, STONE WARE, KERO
SENE OIL, PAINTS,;. & 'OILS,
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES,
SYRUPS, MOLASSES,
ETC,. DTC., ETC.
We are able to offer our easterners the benefit,
of the
LAST DECLINE OF PRICES
in the Neyr York Iftrket, our Stook haiing been
pu.rehased dried the greatcleeline in Goode.
TOLES ap BARKER.
Wellabor°, Nov. 18, 1868.
Stoves: Stoves St
AND HARDWARE!
MR. WILI.I.A t 1 ROBEBT43 bcge Lu
announce to the citizens of 'Tioga County,
that in addition to his excellent stock of Stoves,
Lin-Ware, Brittania, and Sheet-Iron Waro, he
has, at a groat outlay, stocked his utoro on
MAIN STREET, WELLSBORO,
with a complete assortment of BITlf Hardware,
of which we enumerate the folloWing articlea:
NAILS, SPIKES, CROWBARS, X CUT,
MILL, HAND AND BUCK SAWS,
!BUTTS, STRAP HINGES,
CARPENTER'S TOOLS,
, I MPS, AXES;
AUGERS,
BUTS,
BITT-STOCKS, HATCHETS, CHISELS,
SHOVELS, SPADES, FORKS,
BENCH-SCREWS,
WOOD SCREWS, CARRIAGE BOITS,
BURRS, SKEINS, WASHERS,
PIPE BOXES, AXLE,-,
TREES, ELLIP
.
. TIC
SPRINGS, HORSE-SHOES, HOOP, BAR,
& BAND IRONARINDSTQNE •
HANGINGS; 'CORN
POPPERS,
SAUSAGE:CUTTERS AND MITERS
COMBINED. Also; PISTOLS,
PIST,PL, CARTRIDGES, •
POWDER AND
CAPS.
PATENT BARNDOOR HANGINGS
a new thing, and mado for 'use. These are but a
few of the many articles composing our stock
of Hardware.
Wo invite the public to call and examine for
themselves. We aim to keep the best quality of
goods in our line; and all work to order done
promptly and well. WILLIAM ROBERTS•
Wellsboro,Sept. 1,18613—tf.
THE LAMEST STOCK OF
TN Tioga County, and thO Cheapest place to
bay in the world.
Agent for L. BOLLES & 00'S HOSE,
Binghamton, N. Y., and
, ELMIRA SAW FACTORY,
. Elmira, N. Y.
STOVES SOLD ON TIME.
Mansfield, Nov. 25, 1868-Iy. G. 13. KIFF.
YES 1 YES 1 YES 1
pR. WILLIAMS & CO., have got the beat,
• largest and cheapest stock of Drugs, med
icines, Patent Modioines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuff,
Brushes, Varnishes, Glass, Putty. Yankee No
dons, Perfumery, Toilet Soap, Fishing Tackle,
&a., to., over brought into this county. They
will positively sell everything in their linecheap
er than can be bought elsewhere. They bought
choir goods in large quantities and for nett cash,
and can and will soli cheaper than any 'other es
tablishment in this county. Call and examine
stock and prices. P. R. WILLIAMS dr, CO.
May 9, 1868. No. 3, Union Blolok.
A. 3. THONPSOIJ, •
['MANSFIELD PA)
BLACKSMITH, has two fires, and is prepared
to do all kinds ofwork in his line with prompt
ness, and in a workmanlike manner. Hoaimeo
at excellence in his trade.
Mansfield Juno 3, 1868-IY.
CASH PAID FOR WOOL, BUTTER AND
CHEESE, by C. L. 'WILLCOX.
June 17,1858. _
171 / tOUR AIEAL, always on band at
AZCIO if. 18,68. ./AMES M. BIiTNNEWS.
100,000 Pounds , of. Wool
Wanted. _
subtle:Moore will pay Cash, Fall-Cloth,
Cassimeros, Flannels, to., &0., for Wool.—
They also matitifaeture as usual...."
TO ORDER, OR ON SHARES,
to suit customers. All work : warranteitas rep t
rei!entecl., They ,invite, ,partlaular, att s eiption l to
• . , ,tholr—Wator Proof s . 4`, •
" ) ,
041f10,11114330-
which aro warranted in every respect. Particu
lar attention given to
ROLL-CARDING & CLOTH-DRESSING.
Twenty years experience in the business war
rants them in expecting a t generous patronage.
,' No shoddy molts made.
DeLano & t Wollsboro, are agents for
the salo of our Co., thoths.
JOSEPH INGHAM SONS
Deerfield, May 13, 1868—tf.
§'AVIN\GS BANK.
OTHERWISE
' GARIINER'S
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE.
po:sol
LD laying thaia;popny -saved-,is a--penny
O
earnttijustifies'eAßDNEß" ih'inniing hit
establishment ,a Savings Bank. - Economy is
Wealth, said some old chap whose name I have
forgotten; and it is economy to trade where the
, SLATjiaEryR
of high prices is hellinir".9o.4-400r/th vlior and
without reprieve. I can sell Sugars, Teas, Mo
lasses, Fish, Pork, Flour,Corn Meal, Coffees,
Canned Fruits, Spices, an everything intended
for family use, giving the buyer the benefit
.. THE
; -
fall of :the markets, an ' advitntage
'duly nppre
elated by everybody, excepting only those verdant
INNOCENTS
*ho prefer P4Q,4l , .yrati.....Tv_ loarc:
dred per cent: 'preLfp,tqA v ti:o4lolsme.,4,7lNO
twenty-five fel" cash: on delivery of the
goods. I shall offer my stock of goods at fair
prices
EVERY MONDAY,
.EVERy.,q.'URSRAy, ,
VERYWEDNESDAY,
EVERY THURSDAY,
EVERY FRIDAY,
EVERY SATtTRDAY,
and fill up as fast as I sell out.
• 1. A. GARDNER.
Wellsboro, June 12, 1867.
Now is Your Time to Buy!
4 .•••••••:•••••••••
HAVING more goods than is necessary for
this market, I will sell my entire stook of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
PLATED WARE, AND FAN
CY GOODS, AT COST. .
I O. O. clocks at
Gothic ‘' 3 , 63.
Cottage " 44 . 1,70.
American Watches in Silver Bunting Cipes M
$l9. Finer Movement in heavier Cayes, atoor
respondingly loW,pricu Plated Ware at Man.
ufactureTs' pikes.
THIS 1$ NO HUMBUG B U'i Ai VER
ITABLE ..c!.AL
Call and see for yourse:f
Welleboro, April 22, 6" A, 10119 Y.
Stoves :&,- Tfi WW }re
'OR THE MILLION.
Good people all, both great and email —if you
want, to keep
PEACE IN TILL .. .
you must have enough to ea t, dry Wooc i _a good
wife, well-behaved children, and to grown all, a
TIP. TOP COOING STOVE!
ThhOnetf and crow ning good, -I, have at my Tin
and Btove eatahlhd:kment, opponitelßoy's 1 1Blook,
Welleboro, and•ite name in the: •
HOME COMPANION;
on'ell'handa admitted to be equal to any in the
world.
TIN WARE MADE TO ORDER,
promptly, and warranted to give satisfaction.
REPAIRING
executed in the beat manner and with dispatch
CALL AND SEE ME.
D. P. ROBERTS.
WellabOrongh; Nov. 21,1811 - 7: • -•-
• ‘:
AMONG . the useful ImproVementeoT 'the day,
there aro few that give snore 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 Salutifer -(ur,as
the German people call it Realthbritiger): •
It giies ease and comfort Seth° poor sufferer
from Neuralgia and Rheumatism,
and brings
speedy relief to that large class of diseases that
are often owed and always bonolltod:by an out.
ward application. - .
•
For sale by all Druggists.
Wholesale Depot DAY, HOAGLAND itr.
GER, No 54 Courtlan4t St. New York.
T O LAWYERS -
BANKRUPVOY-. BLANKS,
in full setts, at YOUNG'S BOOKSTORE._
WASHING' - NACRIIIM .
JAS. M. WILKINSON, of UhetileititOkttiving
purchased the right to make and vend the
H. P. Jones Washing Machine in Tioga County,
hereby gives notice that the machines are being
made a t•Vtitt Horn's 'Cabi nht Pad tory, Willitioro
t where they may be procured.
The best, cheapest, and most sonsiblemachine
ever invented.
June 24,1888—tf. •
200 Bushels Timothy Seed. 100 bushels
Cloverseed, choicest kinds
WIAWIT & XIAMEN.
~~~~~t:~ ` ~~~~ni~rnnEi~t
FAouLir:
W.A. STO24E; ' -.Principal,
kpp S. D. Rovag,' - ....—Prcecp!rcßa,
MRS iturputf riaeharorgisie,
bALittinia, -Ron ,1868.,-9.
t 6
ititer 41113. posliebxtuiry 28.
,1869,
" Sp W eins terin . p.puitiaeiitei!gwrebet .. l4#
; " : •
" " ;11 4XPEZ`tagS Rtat
udety Dbpar MOD ...•..e,•...0•••••••••;+4..,......•4*, 00
OCki3PA .'
lligh9Fi ng11eh...... s ••• $7,0 0
Unsnaps and Itighei Mathematics $B,OO
Instrurauntal Music $lO.OO
Drdwin;g v.••• 1 - 7.1 43•00
Saeh-Term-to-eontintorfourteen -- weelte:
One half first day of teFni..rercailnder at middle of term.
No deduction made ln..tilltion wxcept' tot sickness.—
Moue-hut ltobleacti'sAttlietacktlee 914,604,.; Students,
An ente4Vil aia4COU.Sted_.,tultigla4r, tholp names:to
gether with the studios Rink wiih 'ter'Ruirm
,and pay
pne.half of their tuition.
.Soard.procnred at reasorulble rites in' the village.
•
Wellsbor`ci''Nov. 4 1 order: B6B of thelloatd of TRUSTEES.
ORE' ,NEW GOODSt
John It.' -.Bowen,
now receiving a - la,rga and complete aasort
twin tof .Fall & Winter
4: -9 . a
ght since the sate deoline . in prices in Now
consisting of ' '
3Crian7 - croocls,
merles, gats & Caps, Boots 4,shcies,
ANKgE NOTIONS,
artioular utterittion is invited to our Stook:6
=I
gio•pp.oFl. - ,,:ogolgt
TRIgiONGS,
alters and Htiop Skirts; also a niSe . ,
lii or; EA.O, New Crop, very.,
.„.
: fine at reduced, prices, .
flop atuiortment of tidies FURS; vory °hoop,
of which will.li,otofd atittio 'Very lowept mar
t prices. We respectfully tnolto all to On,ll and
a millet zar, stbok lbafcire tairohguifnk elevation.
I.lloemenibin.;
MPin), Stoo l t r i Union Bloc!,
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eller.
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ed the bast newepapie l in Atneilca - Tho:/ndo.
ivident, N. Y.
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pear in norm's Weekly from week to week form
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merican Review, Boston.
.
To Owneikof orses-:And
T°BIAS' DERBY .CONDITION, POWDERBO4IIB
warranted superior to any "otblific„
.ar ',Sok pay, tir.
the cure of Distemper, Worms , 'Dote, Conglat,'Hide
bound, Colds, Se., in Horses ; and Colds, Coughs, 4 Losa
of ;Milk, Black Tongue, Horn Distemper, &0., in Cat..
tie. They are.perfectly-safi and innocent; no iielitt of
stopping the working of yent Theyrinerease
theappetite, give a fine coat, cleanse the stomach and
urinaryorgane; alto increase the milk of sown. Try
them, and you will never be without. therm •Ifiram
'Woodruff, the celebrated trainer of trotting horses, has
maid them for years, and recommends them to hie
friends. Col. Philo. P. Bush, of the Jerome Race
Conrse,Yordham, N. Y., mould avenge theatt until lie
was told of what they are composed, Since Which' he
is never without them. P.'e has over twenty running
horses In his charge, and for thelast three, years 'ban.
mired no other medicine for them. He has 'kindly Der ,
tutted me to refer any one to him. - Over LIMO - ether
references can be seen at the depot; • Beld,bYlPAlllllitits
and Saddlers. Priee - 26 - cents per box. Dep?t,
C. land tStreet,Net.York: •1. ; • [Ti b.1.9]
O f ASH Paid FOR - RIDE'
S,
,„o„%m. A. MUM.
NE wilt buy' of 'ilia t l
I the fcladiyhiglatto
SHEEP PE L
AFL
for which we wily pay oast
1 WI W.in_tnattufactur_o to
;monad CALF or.R.Le AO(
nor and at fair...xstiss, and
'.o ItEPA.UtLN„ , ,
. . ' A. - .L, 8 0 ,
We 4aveli dist= ate stock of '
RE111Y...M.4- E-. W ORK, ,
i, -- -, --. boil -' - '.
ptiAttich ife*iirli'ot dorsold, and from this
tinieltio:ibitil totike i.it Pi, nt;tollocp up th,o bolt
haok'of ""“ ',.. 1 -, .
WM
w
TO . BUY I t„ ! Sr .4
.
~ . .. . .
L i A t IILES GAITERS,
to be feund in, spent R, Which we will sell at
ti lower profit than such er toles have ever been
offered in this region. 1
.-VirtY shiktllkewlso'keep - gi p e good assortment
j.,
LADIES' BALMORA S,_ LEATHER
' - BOOTEM-L3j : -DREN'S Arf,D
MISSESMO ' g.. 1 Oi VA-
• ---RI-011 - 8- - : -LES, ' '
andAt4lqs.of
LEA,TRZR.
oaa littebonestAliaa oh
alda - of New fork, and w
of
FRENCH • CA4F,
PER,,
_,
Oar stock o/ .phia b
4
RASPS, GI :0
litcli ievr.:
TREES ' , RANA;
00.R . 5-and
Wet 1 1:0116611 .
havetiee - ii'in this region I
known--let those who • .
of Main and Grafton Mr
lifts' Hitribrint stor i
r..,;
1 r'SI3PriPPAYN
rmilfil
11152
THE subscribers bay
machtura,are.now_
ell sorts of ' ••• "' "
CAST
PLOWS, CULT I
ROINELS,
SLErcitrsaQ,
We hay
WOCIIIWOB, I
for enotorm and job work'
to do
SLITTING & S
C--L L A
tO 0
Hating a ftrilt=Olikat
are prepared to mjtke-
CkEzsZPii
" F 3., •-.
to order. • 7 ,Bidders of
quested to examine pur
the
Chaniipi
ono of the !lewd !raptor('
Oaah paid for OLD I
CH
F.
Wellaboro, May 15418
Grocery and
CORM:K,
c. x.
WHOLESALE A
VVI in all kinds of
GROOMS,
Wines, L
= Gig
FORNION & DO
CANIirED
VEGE
EMI
WOOD & WILLO
OROCHE
CHILDREN'S
PERAMBULATO
A full and complete
mentioned Roods of the
Particular 1 1 1046:Mon'
Dealers atid Cubit:mete '
tare it .t4siltalliairo hi" Sio
Carol lirq Mato ..11
Paint for_F : II ers and Others.
anlln '(ki ON — , ANEEAL PAINT CO.
are now mannfac ipg,the i ßeet, Cheapest
most Ruin!)le, kainVin 7 ple;,two coats well
put On.milEed illeh pnre. , koseed Oil, will last 10
,r 15 rears; it is of a II ht brown or beautiful
Choeolate color, and ca be changed to green,
sad, stone, drab; olive o cream, to suit the taste
of th e consumer. It • i valuable for Houses,
Barns, Fences, , Carriag aticl.oo makers, Pails
,nd • Wooden-iiffr'ci; A rionlitiral Implements,
Canal Boats, ll'eiselir is d Ships' Bottoms, Can
vas, Metal and Shingle oofs, (it being Fire and
Water proofs,) Floor Oil Cloths, (one manufac
turer having vied 5,000 bls. the past year,) and
And ass paint for any pu pose Is unsurpassed for
body, durability, alastio ty and adhesiveness.—
Prioe $6 per barrel of 30 lbs., which will supply
a farmer for years to C oo e. Warranted in all
cases as above. Send fo a circular which gives
full particulars.,,, None :ermine unless branded
in a trademark, Oranfto . Mineral Paint. Per.
sons can orde the Paint and remit the money
on reaeipt of the goods. Address
DA lEL BIDWELL,
June 8,1888-gm 2 4 Pearl St, New York.
Farm fo
TEE Subscriber, being
fere for ease at a grf
chaser, tb e following prod
Bred aoree of land, 'situ'
west of Weetfield Boro).e
seventy-tie' Veroe lmpr
hemlock and bard timber
good apple orobar4, j4p,i
house' ficereto,if;,` .41
ter on. all parts. For ter
ber on tbe proznieea; era
'Plega,Oo.; Pa.
Oct. 7,18118.
M:
hi, IS OUR
A'Sf •
tgbeet market price,
)BACON SKINS,
..4x RIDES,
SKINS,
•
rder, French or home
in the, boat man
. ay especial attontion
WORK.
•ap.as any where this
shall keep a full stock
:7.4NC11 KIP, UP
r KINGS, AND
1-ZaBEAD, AWLS,
ELS'DLLESI VA ST 8,
.eAT9O,4IfAKER'S
~ ,7701„rti# fMind.. the lar.
-ltetrfcro , amatclkiofits.
e ,nteitu bitanes6. l , ;Me
ong enough to be well
ow -ns try us. Corner
ets, onposito Wm. Rob-
C. P,AVW.NRABB, , • :
UM • '
•
4.13E0P. ,
ng procured additional
ytly to furnish to order
NGS,
ATOR S, FIELD
• OARING,
S WOOD• •
1014415,
9 • ~. 4!..k9
alio a
II PLANER,
We aro also propared
BOLL SAWING
Icier.
eletting Lathe, we
SS SCREWS,
heeso-Taeforioa are re
'ark.. We manufacture
n Plow,
nta in the market
BLEB WILLIAMS,
. BEAM
7-tf.
rovision Stoiel
, N. Y.
ri.a3Ll,
D RETAIL DEALER
PROVISIONS,
liars and
rosi
ESTIC, GREEN &
FROIT9,
' UITS AND
A#LES,
WARE, GLASS &
y WARE,
nAdEs, CABS &
S, TOYS, &c., &c.
eaortment of the above
best• quality always on
-'• ' '
•Pine' Groceries.
111 jfad it to their in.
, k ; tidforebuying: `
10108:,,
Sale!,
taabout to go west, of
t bargain to the pur
rty, to wit : One bun
to about 4 miles South-
Rotter Brook Road
-1,134) the balance good
with gdod sugar bush,
d ,franle barn and log
r)IC, Tien adapted to
a Pionty' of living Iva.
ps call on the sabscri.
Areas bim at Westfield,
.
Iniiiiii : * tin& '
,V110!IRSILB DREG STORL
TRA
ANDTLEVORING EXTRACTS, WALL
APER, WINDOW GLASS,
WHITEWASH LIME &
AND DYE COLORS,
TS FOR .MARVIN & CO'S RE
FINED
AGE
Sold at
to call ;
Wholama° Priem Buyers are requested
nd get quotations before going further
ECM
W. D. TERBELL & CO
EISM
ing, N. Y. , Jan. 1, 1868--ly
V. FOE BALE. 186,9..
181
B. C. WICKIIAI4I,
HIS NURSERY OP FRUIT AND OR.
ADIENTAL TREES, IN TIOGA
000 ,apple Tees. (RlO - Pear Trees. ,
od supply`of PLUM, PEACH, CHERRY,
' NAMENTAL TREES A SHRIIRRERY.
A T,
60
10 1
an A d 8
Fruit trees are composed of the cheicost
es, good, healthy, some of them large Land
lag. 41iy ode wlehing
. to get a supply
well to Call and• see my stock - before par
g elsewhere. OM'. Delivered at the depot
charge.
a, Fob. 28,1868-1 y
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verb!, ,
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surance Agency.
°MING INURANCE CO.,
WILIKES.aiirRRE, PA.
R. C
W. T
SKITZL, Seey. W. S. Ram, Pica.
READ, Ge,n7Aet. L. D. SIIOEMAKED, V. P.
mu
TAL AND SURPLUS, 8150,000.
~~
S Is the company for which Theodore
atfield was lately agent, and policy hold
o wish - to renew their Insurance aro re
. to apply to the subscriber.
era , w
quei
lag
d Fire' Insurance
PHILADELI'idA:
.1. B.
• 'LVORD, MoStAs Criensx. President.
t i"ts:!!TeAary. A. S. Glna:Eii., V. ."
*200,000y
All paid up in Cash.
Surplus Over 5160,000.
tinental Ins. Company,
00
OF TILE CITY Or Nnw Yonz
Capital, 5500,000,00
Surplus, Jan. 1, 1868, 1,314,590,31
Assets, do 1,814,690,81
Polisies written at this office.
Cash
Gros:
Cash
IGB T. HOPE, President.
H. LAMPORT, Vice President.
CYRUS PECK, Secretary,
GEO '
ri
lubscriber takes this method of informing
.lio that ho has tho agency of the above
flies, and will bo found. at his office over
Is rug Store, adjoining Agitator Office.
JNO. I. MITCHELL.
i sboro, Pa., Feb, 20, 1868—tL
The
the pu
Comp,
Roy'a
Wel
Farmers of Tioga County.
To ti
I A".
villa
ow building at my manutactory,in Lau - ranee.
a superior
FANNING_ MILL,
aquas the following adVantages over al lather
which
mills.
1 It
chess an,
2. Ito
other se
8, It c
!eparatos oats, rat litter. and foal seeds, and
. cockle. from Wheat.
eans flax seed, takes out yellow nod, and all
de, perfectly.
cane timothy seed.
.88 all other separating required of a mill .
11l is built of the, host and most durable tire
/..(1 style, rind ,is sold cheap for cash, or pro
.
4. It d i
This
bar, in g
duce.
/Will
wheat,t.
lilt a patent sieve, for separating oats from
: other mills; on reasonable terms.
..
3, II MATHEW,
--stilleAtotell4/M4l. , 5
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