All_the vital motioni.of . the ,earth,
mulif.howeirer; be - extremely sluggish.;
consequently , its breathing motion musA
occupy.for eaeh alternation afar great?
er period of time than that of any oth
er animal:- '
Mart ocouple for, each al
qernation of ' 'breathing' about-` three
seconds. Taking - all things into con
sideration, it may, be shown
. that each
alternation of an animal as large as
the Barth would, require about eighty
five "ibtiusantt Second4,-0i - "a",bont.thi)
time the moon performs an =apparent
revolution around the earth.
That the sun and moon have each an
influeim Upon the earth is not.. denied.
It44,peilectly consistentupon.the the. ,
cry that all the heavenly ] . bodies, are,
in.soine•manner, living organizations,
and I submit, unexplainable upon any
other understood. theory..
,1 contend
that the full 'explanation orthe tide
phenonlenk requires , something ,•more
-than the attraction of the. sin and
moon and that the vital functi um an
alogous to the aniartarsupplieSAl at req-
Uisition.
always
been:The subject of the, tides -ha& always
been attended with difficulty; upon the
commonly accepted theory. In a work
on the subject now - . beforoLtiie
pended this note—" The theory of the
tides, a subject of great difficulty„- has
been elaborately treated, by_Laplaen in
the.4th - Book bt the Mecanlque.Celoste"
to which I. refer the reader for the most
P)Wexfui reasoning in favor of.the corn-,
lunlilk:VCeetved Theory. . .
Tint wen have'. tficirmighly
-studied-that, pr, any work
same Subject, , in saying that , it is a dlf-,
lieu) t subject to explain on the common
theory, he will hu,,t,gii,•43 expression, to
the thotightOCevery sttidetit'or.,,the
Tides. I would like to go inth a full
•discusion of the subject on. My theory,
,require more space than a
newspaper could afford. „.
In t co n nee ti o it - let •-me refer to re 7
witting- springs and wells. I-confess I
ain net „familiar , enough,wlthatie;.:Sub
ject at ,preseiioto say that. tlink:may be
britnght, rto the support of .itittirtbeory;'
but Illave , no,liesitation in taklug3la4t;
springs w- tWe Iye : Ours!, a'n d •
intermit for the same length of.. time,
and w filliniiiik.stsv en
ty-four. hours are pbenomena of Ina- ,
• menselveight'in . 1 . 1 ".` •
.W,0. 1 44. 6 r0,
,P 1 4 , -Irgiaroti' 22 l l B BB .- , • ' •
THFJ oCitiT or A ELISTIf;ri-liii4l3.
M an olderbi gimeliman eat)
I , On the top of his ,bead‘ was
And atop•of hicylg was his bit.
The wind it blow high rind blew strong,
Astbe elderly gentleman eat; „
' l .iiiid,it:tOre flora hit hind ,
'l.4nAllilunged in the
•
ThiCOntleman then took his cowl,
Which lay.by his eldo as ho sat,
And be dropped the river his - wig
In atteniptibg to get out hifhat. .
His breast it grew cold with despair,
Azid fel/ in his eye sadnets'iatv
So he flung ist the river'his dine; •
To swim_with his ,wig end his-hek
How ,Hz WHIPPED HEVI.—A lad
narrating a street:4lo3V in which hey had
been engaged, said:
" I'll-tell- you how it was. You see,
Bill and rile went down to the Wharf to,
fish; •and,r felt in my pbeket and found
my knife, and it i )was gone ; and I said,
Bill, you stole my knife; and'he'said I
was another ; and I said go there your ,
self ;, and he said it. was no such thiiag;
and I , ,aid lie•was a liar, arid could
Whip him if I wil4 bigger'n him ; and
he said he'd' rock me' to sleep, mother;
and I said 110 was,a bigger one; and he
Laid nearer had the inciaes ; and I
said for him to An* over that• or
I'd fix Win for a tombstone at Laurel
Hill,; and he said nry grandmother was
• no gentleman; and I said he dersen't
take it up; bit he did, you bet ; you
never—well i vou'never did ; then I got
up again,' '3 111 said lie was too much
' afraid to do i' again ; and he, tried to,
q but he could not; and I grabbed him
and throwed ',him down - on the top ol•
me like several bricks; and I tell you
it heat all—and so did he; and my lit
tle (167 t r ot behind Bill and i bit him;
_ and liill e kiekedat the dog, and the.dog.
put, iffid" ratter -the doglo - fetch
"him back, and.l didn't eatel3 him till I
got clear home; and I'll whip him
more yet. Is my eye very black ?"
A Goon GVIC.—Ai the —';Rote)
in ~(.lircf, they•are-noted for diepateh ii
tilling- orders,. for tneals. If-a warm
d i ordered, some time is' taken
to-cook It. Not long since .t_'stoppe4
there, and sat dewn at the table . with
an elderly gentleman, who,": . o.rciered
squirrel. But his patience, tivas at last
i i xliatisted,'and he beckoned ; the stew.
art tO,hini, and sjild :
" Has - the Man got a good.gun,?" •• -
" What, man ?", asked the stewart.
." The-man that's• gone to-shObt, the
squirrel I ordered," said the old gentle=
man, with gravity.
Just then L choked, and did not h ar
the steward's answer; but I saw h m
disappear, and hilt few seconds the old
gentleman was devouring his, squirrel
with riliparent relish. ,
7.
A funny little incident ba \ ppened to
a clergyman who preaches in the lOhlo
State Penitentiary, He met 'a_female
inmate who is said to be ,very crazy,
who sharply aeliedt "
" Well, bhaplaio., how do you like to
preach to us 2'
" Very, well, i c htdeed," • he /lied.—
" 1 1...du behave w are quiet tin attelp
tive.!
, PteaChiog • to- yO . .very
welt i indeed.) • t „. t
" In' that ease chaplain," • repllea the
girl with asigh, go ahead. Preach
as you have a mind to: :1 suppose you
are the bent we can afford now I"
"Hog ON ZIOTtt SIDES."—In cer
tain Manufacturing. v_illage not a thous
and miles from Gotham lives,a- T small
ril
storekeeper 'peed Bacon E iYhOtil Jex, 4
m
tree - parsimony seemed to render him'
not altogether lovely in the ey,es if. his
acquaintance. On one occasion a cue-,.
tomer was giving vent to his opinion
of the person, when a by-stander in-_
quired:the name °tithe merehan-'
I' Bacon:" was the r t
eSporfae. , _
• .
' 4 Weil,'" replied the standerl‘by;.."l
have traded' with , him roy,self.'end /ta ew.
he'lkas a mean man; but I didn't sup
pose until how that he . teas -" hog on.
both.sidesl l . l .
- - •
Josh.. Billings defines a. " , thurrer
bread biziiiess man" as " wmi that
kneWe muff about stealin' so't there
leant envy body steel from him, and
snuff about law so that he can do his
stealiu' --; - •
IL FoiN.E."—A penny-anner,i speaking
of a man who was bitten by a mad 'dog,
thuS lifeally expresses bimselt:
"He was attacked by a quadruped
while' laboring u de ' celebral eicite
meat." , - •
What is the di ' eren a between ii
civ
ilized dinner and a person who subsists
at the North Pole? One has a bill of
fare, and the other has his till of hear.
A - therriber'-ot. the -Peaeo Society is
said to have objected to live on the
earth because it's a revolver:
A IF3outhqrn editor congratulates him
self that 'half the lies told about him
ain't true."
if you want tO be Baited go to the
tailor; •If you want' to be nou-suitt..d, go
to law.
- -
ladY „was cornmendin to a gentle
man a medicine for the gout. -
I , I know *many who praise it - to the
eltieg." Bite said. -
No doubt, madam," said he;: " rot'
it:has sent 'many to the skies to praise
it." • •
:RAILWAY TIM
i -. 7;, ERIE, L:44/1 ,
Oincvator'NoNim.r, Feb
will leave Corning, at the foi
i • 000* Wm. f
6,43 A. AL, NIGHT EXP., dall • for Buffalo,Dunkirk,
Cleraland, Dayton arid Cineloat!, making direct
, connection with trains of the rand Trunk Railway '
!at Buffalo, and with the Lake 8 ore Railway at Buf
falo, Dunkirk and Cleveland; f tall points West And
; North-West, and at OinclnhaU With the Ohio and
' Missiattippl Railway forth° flontli and Sonth•Piest.; 1
> 1/3::This train makes tit direct :daily_ connection with
all Lines to the West Audi South-West, and is provided
with the new and' improved Dr wing Roam Coaches
peculiar to the Broad Gauge, arra ged both for day and
night travel,_ running through t Rocheste r , Buffalo
and Cincinnati, 'and this fatal 13 tho ".1) AI IN
hINETiohI Nov York, Oinelatiat aid the South-West,
yttnnlng through 860 miles witho t change.
680 A. M., NIGHT EXPRESS, nuiltiya excepted, for
Rochester and Buffalo, via Ave,'
10,09 A. M:, MAIL TRAIN, t
nuncio and Dunkirk. • ,
1,4 1 3' P. 11., BILTIMORP. RXP:
i ed, for Rochester and Buffalo,
7.38 P. M., DAY EXPRESS,
' isattalo, Dunkiik, Cleveland, D
the West and South, connects
• Cleveland with the Lake Sher
' West :ettei''Nerth-West, and -
Ohio and Mississippi Railway f
a l
1 . , West. Sleeping Coacpes atta
1 - JlerneUsvillo, running throe
. °tit change. • • • '
7,45 P. M., DAY EXPRESS, 6
Rochester. -
12,35 A. M.,•EX'PRESS MAIL, Sundays excepted, for
• ttuttkio, Dunkirk and Cleveland, 'connectine. with
• 'trains for the West. A Sleeping Coach Is attached to
this train at New York, runtog through to [t.
. Mead
ville without, change. - A SI a ping Coaph is, also a
t i
' tached at Susquehanna rano' g through to Buffalo
i,34,,P. M., WAY FREIGHT, Sundays excepted.
540 .P. M ., EAUGRANT TR!, , daily, for the West.
• •
, . -•--- •-•••00ING - E ef. - . - - --- : .
0.24 A. M., CINCINNATI E PRESS, Mondays ex•
cepted, connecting / at Einsita for Canondsigua, at
. Crarelm , for • Ithaca,' at Bingbi l anitonTor- Syracuse, at
on, at latekawaxen
Great Baud for Scrant for Hones ! ,
t
• dale - at MiddletowlAS for Uri 9w/tile,. at:A:logien for
i
Mont emery, at - Greycourt or Newberg arid War.
, trlc4 nil at Jersey Clty wit afternoon and erealag
, trains of New aersey Railroa SOT Philadelphia, Bala
{ more and Waehlugtort. , ~. ~...
10,30 A.. 11.1., ACOHDIODAT ON TRAIN, daily, coa
-1 naming at Owego for Ithaca
/1,02 1,4 :M. y DAY EXPR 88, Sundays eicepted,
, couusctiug at Waverly for T wanda, at Binghamton
', for dyracuse, at Great Bend or Scranton. at Lacks:
, waxen for noun:idle, at MI dletown for Unionville,
. ; and at Jersey City with trildnight express train of
' i New Jersey Railroad for Pbi adolphia. ' i
2,20 P. M., BALTIMORE PRESS. S l undays. ex
i cegted. ;
4,38P 2 t 1 ;,' •NESt r iolit - 4. " - BALTIMORE WAIL;
ouuditis excepted, connecting at•Elmlra for Osumi•
i dotting, aud at Waverly for Towanda:
0,05 P. M., LIGHTNING EXPRESS, Daily, oonnect.
• ; lag at 'Elmira for Williamsport, Harrisburg aud, the
, Sonth,v dud at Jerliy City with morning express train
o f NO Jersey Railroad, furl Philadelphia, Balthiere
i and fWashington.
12,35 P. /IL, WAY FREIGI3
I SOT A revised and complete
Eiassenger Trains on the Erie ]
nos, has recently been. publti
on application to;the Ticks
Md. R. BARR,
I OW/ Pass. Agent
- ---- •••••:t_ V vrp
Northern , a •
TRAINS ROE
iTraiustorOattandapla
.Accothodation et.
Http rose Vastest train on road
Mali
Way Freight, [passenger aoae •
On and after btor. - 24) 1867
depart from Troy, as follows;
i LEAy.F, 14011
945 A. 111.—Dally (excapt Bat
10, Canandaigua, .lioche.s6
On nadas. ,
10 66 P.,6l.—Dally (exaept Bal
I,3atialo; via Erie .11tilway,1
IBM
LEAVE SOU I
416 A. AL—Daily (except S
Washington, Philadelpid •
855 P. ..11.—Daily (except S.
Washington and Philade
J. N. DU BA HAY,
Gen'l Sup t.llarrisburg,
Philadelphia & Erie R. R.
1 .
On and hirer MONDAY 'ovk 23d, 1868, Trains
on the 14,hiladoipliia &Erie!: i Road icril run tuft/1101ra
WESTS 411 D
' Hail Trnin leaves Philadelp ih..
.. 4. .. Williams art,
" arr. at Erie or
Erie Express leaves Philade p
" " " William p
•' a arr. at Erie......``. .
Elmira Hail leaves Philader,
4. . 4 _.. Williamen
.‘ . " arr. at Lock Have
EAST 1V
%Tail Train /eaves Erie '
" " Williamst
" arr. aVYldiadelpi
4rlo Expscoo loaves
.. Williams
" " arr. at Phila ,
Mail and Lumens com
rtietiy River Rail Road.
ALFR.
Atlantic and G
BALAMA
IVETTWARD .110115 D.
6.
tecommodution 6,36
e.gpress 12.19
r;xpress MOO
At Cory there le a Junction
Frio, and Cii Creek Rail Rend
At Meadville with the Fr,
Vithole Branch.
At Leavittaburgo the Mabo
rect route to Cleveland. At,
Cleveland and Pittsbutgb Ea
rho Road passes through
Marion, Urbana and Dayton,
roads, and lertninatee at an.
L. D. RUCKER, Q
; Clositrarg Cornin
Trains will run as follows
.teeora•aociation—Leaves 810
Bald at 8,05, Tioga at 8,41
arriving at Corning dt 10,4'
dull—Leaven 131 >ssburg at 2,11
Tioga at 3,18, Lawrencov
Corning at 6p. re. " •
Nlall—LeavesCornlng at 8,01
9,03, rloga at 9,45, Hamill.
Bloss.burg at 11.00 a. in.•
decommo iation—Leaves Co
rencovllle at 4,ooaloga at
arriving at Blosaburg at 0I
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•
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PIES, AND LUNCH,.
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By strict 'attention to business shall endeavor
to merit the public patronage.
.; 011 AS. aTEVENS.
Juno. 24, 1886:
NEW WINTER GOODS.
Elinal
MO & BARKER,
(NO. 5, UNION 11LOOS.)
,
•Wtiro itig;io their friendtiritid pailta
generally, that they are now receiving a
splendid assortment otWinter -,
-
DRY GOODS,
SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, PRINTS,
OLOTHS, OASSWRES, VEST
READT,I MADE, .101.0"-
THING,- tars "CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
also a large and well selected stook of
CROCKERY;' EIARIAVARSVIVOGDEN
WARE, STCNT),WARV HERO
,SENE OIL, PAINTS & OILS,
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES,
SYRUPS, MOLASSES,
ETO, ETC., ETC.
We are able to offer oar outman the bona
of the
•
!LAST DECLINE OF PRIOEs
in the New York Market, our Stook having been
purchased since tho great decline in Goode. -
TOLES & BARKER.
Wellaboro, Nov. 18, 1868.
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10.66 a to
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A N 11),t . It ii.: Vi..D - WAAL r. I
R. WILLIAM ROBERTS . begs to,
announce to the citizens of Tioga County;
tat In addition to - hie -- excollent - stock of Stoves,
On-Ware, Britton's, and Sheet-Iron' Waro, ho.
t 4, at a great outlay, stocked his etoro on
I
, MAIN STREET, WELLSBOR9,
witli a . oomPlete aiiforinieht of 'Shelf Illirdware,
which we enuinerate'ilie following sudden:
NAILS, SPIKES, CROWBARS, X CUT,
MILL, HAND AND BUCK SAWS,
[BUTTS, STRAP lIIN_GES,
OARPENTEIV,TOOLS,'
PUMPS, AXES,
• AUGERS,
• BITTS,
•
BITT-STOCKS, HATCHETS, CHISELS,
SHOVELS, SPADES; FORKS,
BENCH-SCREWS,
WOOD SCREWS, CARRIAGE BOLTS,
BURRS, SKEINS, WASHERS,
Run BOXES; :OLE: - . •
• TREES, ELLIP.
SPRINGS, HORSE SHOES. HOOP, BAR,
. & BAND IRON, GRINDSTONE
'HANGINGS; CORN
• POPPERS,' -
SAUSAGE CUTTERS AND STUFFERS
OOMLUNER4. Akio, PISTOLS,
PISTOL CARTRIDGES,
POWDER'r 'AND
& •NIOs • t.ktittle:
a new thing, and made for tlllO. These are but a
few of the an a4ides composing our stook
of Hardware.
We invite the publio to,call , And:examine for
themselves. We aim-to keep the beat quality of
goods in our line • and all work to order done
promptly and well. -WILLIAM. ROBERTS'
Weilsbore,Septa 3,,y18664f. ,
TUE .LARGEST STOCK OF
ti4ixtitoos ,
I N bn ir y ic i rg e ou w n o t i i, d a - nd , the Cheapest place to
Agent for L. BOLLES CO'S HOSE,
: Binghamton, N. Y., and
ELMIRA SAW FACTORY,
Eimira, N. 7.
STOVES SOLD ON TIME.
ganofiell, Nov, 25, 18 . t . 3,8-Iy. G. B. RIFF.
YES
R. WILLIAMS .4 CO., have got the best,
largest and cheapest stook of Drugs, med
icines, Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Staff,
Brushes, Varnishes, Glass,Putty, Yankee No.
tient!, Perfentery, Toilet onp, Fishing Tackle,
Ac., ke., , ever brought into this county. They
'will positively sell everything in theirlinecheap
or than can be bought elsewhere. They bought
their goods in large quantities and for nett cash,
and can and will soil cheaper than'any other es
tablishment in this county: Call and examine
stock and prices. „ P. R.WILLIAMS dr, CO.
litty 9, 1963. - No. 3, Union Block.
_
. S THOMPSON
NAN/WIELD PA] .
ULM:MST/MIL has two fires, and is prepared
to do>ill kinds of work in his line with prompt
', nese, and in a workmanlike manner, Noah:nee
at excellence in his trade. •
Mansfield June 3, 1868-Iy.
OASII PAID FOR WOOL, BUTTER AND
CHEESE, by - - O,IA. WILL9OX.
June 17, 1808.
FLOUR Is MEAL, always on hand at
Janol7,, 1898., JAMES ALBUM'S.
MOE
such a■
100 ; 000 Foundwof Wool
Wanted.
ics
WEIR subscribers will pay Cash, Full-Cloth,
: Cassimeroi, flannels, &0., &0., for Wool.—
They also manufacture as usuali4--
TO ORDER, ,OR SHARES,
to snit gnaw:Dore; All'_ufork scirranteCts rep
mooted. •They, invite particular attention to
their Water Proof
04t,ZEICMIEMit o
which ere vaarrspltO in every respect. Pardon-
attention given to
I=ll
ROLL OARDthe & Oi3OTIItoRESSINik.
''' . . • : -
Twenty, ,years ,er,pertonee to:the pyieineas war
rants theitt"lit ..10.tp‘otted a .getieidni - paironale.
• • 'No IthoOy.olethe •
•DeLano k Co., at WoCaboro, are agents for
tlie - sali of our Clothe, '
• JOSEP.ErPTGBig
DeeiBksidt,ll4rl3;
SAVINGS BANK.
°wimp miss
GARIFNER'S
GROOERY AND PROVISION STORE
TI3E
OLD saying that. et.penny myna ; is a penny
1.1 earnedijustidas GABBER/1,4n naming bts
etitablishment a Savings Bank. Economy is
Wealth, said samo , old-ohap , Whose ame I have
forgotten; •and , it is eeencroor•to trade where the
"l iii o.i •,,to
arr,likU fe—IME
of. high ;pritee is heistgprosoutted with vigor and
Without reprieve. , .1. earl sell flume, Teas,
lasses, Pish, Pork, Flour '
Corn Meal, Coffees,
Canned Emits, Spices, and everything intended
for fttrylii# gyfjng the buyer the
ot i F r=
:; . •
thli,of: inarkista;`aif-tiffitittitag.i 1 daly-:appm:
'elated byttbOhodyitrideptingenl l y these verdant
INN - ovErVils"
who prefer PROMISING TO NY one hun
dred per cent. Profits to.. the miller, to,PAYINO
twenty-flee per cent. cash ,on delivery of the
goods.' I shall`c..r.... 6 .'thy sto i c*: of gbods at fair
prices -
EVERY ; MIS/MAY,
. EVE RS' TUESDAY , .
tVglItV WED tIF4SDAY
EVERY THURSDAY,
EVERY FRIDAY, -
~.aNri
Errair, SATURDAY,
and Hit up as fast dal toll out.
Wellsbor6,lune 12, 1867.
Now is Your Tuneto Buy!
•
•
101 A VIIVG more goods' that is necessary for
this markst - „II - wilf•sell my entire stock of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, . JEWELRY,
9DLATRD ur, A.-/s-v -,--3 - I cm—v-A- 34.--.
CY . GOODS, AT COST.' ;
0.6. Clocks at $3,6 0.
,
Gothic " 1 ° 3,63.
Cottage " " . . 1,70.
American ;Vetches in Bi).v,or lltinting - paseseS
slj 411 t °heavier. Cases, et oar.
respoilitinglilow price, plated Ware at'Man
ufacturerst prises.
THIS is NO , HIT,MBUG BUT A VER
' I .4BLI'a.SALT I
. • .•
llnit
atiece - forsourselt
Wellsboro, April 22, ,G. 3. • A. OLEY.
_ _
Stoves St rffln 'Ware
FOR THE MILLION.
Good'people all, both great and entail —if you
want to keep "
PEACEIN TIIE
you must have enough to eat, diy woo°, p good
wife, welt-behaved children, and to crown all, a
TIP • TOP COOKING STOVE!
This laetland crowning good, I have at my Tin
apd - Stove establishment, oppoeitelßoy's,talock,
WelialiorCiand-itirtime -hi the- •
lIOME 0030 ANION;
on'all;bande admitted to be equal to any in axe
world. • • ,
TIN WARE MADE TO ORDER.-
promptly,and wfrrante4 tq give satlsfaition.
REPAIRING
executed In the boat manner and with dispatch
CALL ASD SEE ME.
D. P. DOBERTS.
iVellabprough, Nov. 21, 1887. • - •
..Public Benefit:, •
A BONG the tieefal improvements of the day,
1 - IA. there - are few that give more promiseof
good, few so,well Adapted to relieve - btnatilinr.
feting, feirso'well 'approved bythe publaak that
new and powerful remedy called,Balutifer (or as
the 'German people call it Healthbringer). •
It gives ease and Comfort to the poor sufferer
from Neuralgia and 'Rhemnatism, and bring
tweedy relief to that large class of diseases thilt s
are often cured and always benefited by an out.
ward application:
ffor,sale 43 , all Druggists.
Wholesale Depot DAY, *HOAGLAND & EMT.
GEE, 1T0_54 Courtlandt St. New York.
T ' LAWtkittil-
BANKRVP'Tey
,BLANKS
in fail:eat:is, at YO.IIN4'B'i3O4KSTOBE.
'WASHING MACHINE.'
AS. M. InialtiBON, of Chariesten;havin
phretuteed the right to make and vend th
•11: P. JonesWaabitig Machine in Tioga Count • I
hereby give; notice that the'machinea aro boin
made at Van Horn's pabinet Factory, Virelleboro
whore they may-be procured.
The beet, cheapest, and most sensibleraaahin
ever: invented::' ' • • _ -
June 20s,os,tr. .• • :
.200
Babas Timothy . Seed. .100 buehe
°Warned, ohoinet Made
WILLOT .4 &KUM j
M.A14,.140,09,/[teo..7:4I,CENkV ,
'PAOVVIT: ‘'
,
w. A. g i tthlt, Principal,
Zilrea - S..D. Ronan, • •Preceptress,
Mac: A,'B.Daarrtrar,' • Toaclier
•- • CiAriIiNDANT.9IV•AiI6i3.-9: •• • ,
Wttitekteim 0641411iiiirs'
EirtiOarM CoihnietiMii . Maralqith;i4d cloaesJuntill,
1'
akinqinp - pzu TERM.
Pritne:ryDeArtitent $6,00 .
Common • • 8040 .
•IllisbarVagliab • • $1 ,001
''lssuirnages and lligbar Mathematics, • 4...4,00
iWitrliaiental• Mull° • - • ' • b.,:;,.510.00:
' • .
Bich Tarps cbtitinne fotirtiett , week's. • Bills due,
•one half tirstidayof term, remainder at middle efterns.
No deduettotrnide in • tuition except Or
None but Rob neon ' s Mathematics are Used: • Studenti
on entering - a te-requested to register theirmames to.
gather with the Attunes Alley wish to piratie; and pay
ono-baiter their tsiltion.. ••' " '
o e
r aionable rates in tbey_ll.lagei
IfkOttler of the Board of,TAIIttTEE
Welliboro, Nor. 4, 1868,
TS now reoeiviig`i► lir& and ooriiptoto assort
raeut of Fall & Winter
•
, G " Cli f id i S •
Vonght idnoo the' lafe iieelina 3ti prldee fallow
fork, oondeting of . " ' "
(traceries; Mits, .Capp, - ,Boots & Shoes,
- YANKEE, NOtIONSO
1ik1191132 ZINC§ 60030
AND TRIMMINGS,
Gaiters and Hoop Skirts; also a We?
line of TN t aVer.N'Or eroPC:brY
fined 2'441'65'0 prwea,
~ft flue asstlitifottFetitife 1 017 OhOnP,
411 of whloh;Alai th oC7i, e west mar
- -.
keti prices. We respectfully Invite all to gall and
exontino zoy. stack- bef9rartrahaslnt- - olstnob4re.
• .
,•
ginpire
' WelMoro, Oct. 21,1868.
if..l A. GARDNER.
Thirtpseven volumes of a tlie Magasine,ln neat
loth binding, will be sent by empress, freight at
expense of purchaser, for $2,21 per volume.--
inle volumes, by mall, postpaid, $B. Cloth
t oes, for binding, 58 cents, by mail, postpaid.
!
The annual Volumes of ilarpeee Weekly, in
eat cloth binding, will be sent by express, tree
of expense, for $7 each. Eleven Voltims:„ sent
qm oecei.pt of cash at the nue of $5,2 5 :15er . 714 -•
ieight R1,1;46110 Of purahasor. Vol. XII, ready
an. 11341869. 4
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nd on Harpor'sWeekltind Harper'/ Bina:, 20
Mate cull; to be i*id at;thn . eubsoribeee post.
office., : • • ' , • • . .
'Or Babseriptions sent from British North
American Provinces must he accompanied with
20 cents addlticei, tillitrepatHuitektiOtteipbst
tage. Addreis,. . ::: 0 ...., .)1 ~.• , i
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1 •
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LUSTRXTED„
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plete in • • nii-tbe - departments' of ' Ameiteet
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' itself a !fele to its title, ."A Journal .of ,
•Y:;EveninP • "- ' ' '
'Our future historian's 4111- etirtali thateselles
out of Harpers's Weekly long - after writers, and
printers, and publishers, theri!.t.uriiid to .dust.=-N.
F. Eeangdiet.
The best of its class in Amerlea...Boston Tra•
„ • • ••
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ed the bast newspaper in America.—The Inde.
Pendimt, Zr•IY; I - • .; ' •
The artioles upon puldio questions .whieh ap
pear in Harper's Weekly from week to week farm
a remarkab le - . series di :WWI - political essays--
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ence and, breadth of view. They are the express
ion of mature conviction, high principle, and
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merican Reefiq Boston.
• . •
To Owners, of Horses and Oatile.
Tour4s-. DERBY CONDITION POWDERS ]IRS
• warranted superior to any others, or no pay,' for
'
the cure of Distemper, Worms, Hots Coughs, Bide
bound. Colds, &c., in 'donee and• Colds, Coughs, Loss
of Milk, Black Tongue. Horn Distemper, &c., id Cat
'tie Theyare perfectly safe and innocent; no need of
stopping the working of your animals. They increase
tbeappotlto, give a fine Coat, cleanse thb stomach and
urinary organs; also increase- the milk of cows. Try
them, and you will never be without them. Hiram
Woodruff, the celebrated trainer of trotting 'horses, has
used - them for years, and recommendi theta to his
,friends. Col. Philo. P. Hush, ,of the Jerome Race
Course,Yordhatu, N. Y., would nut use them until be
was told of - what they are compOsed, since which ho
is Dover without them. Ifs has over, twenty running
horses in his charge and for" the last three -years has
used no other medicine for them. Ile has kindly per
mitted me to refer any ono to him: Over , 1,000 other
rpferences can be seen at the depot. Bold by Druggists
and Saddlers. Price 25 cents per- box. Depot, 1P)
Cortlandt Street,Now York. [Feb...l9] •
CASH Paid FOR' HIDES,
M==M
MOlit 'NEW GOODS!
John- R. Bowen,
rss3L•Wr' -Ca.cNc'eLs,
' • Ace.-
Particular attention is invited to.our Stook of
Remember,
~A~p~~'f3 ~bT~u' W ~MONTSYi~ M~ CiIIZ~ID.
, , , Oritical Neticesof the Preto. • •
this most popular Monthly in the worlti.—.liT. Y.
Observer‘ •,-; ~; ~-,t - ~' ;.; ; • ,".• ` v 1:" -"
We mustrerfer in terms of eulogy td the high
tone and varied excellences of Harper's Magazine
ejournal with a monthly circulation of about
170,000 copies—in whose, Pages are to be found
some of the'ohoiceet light air general reading of
the day. We speak of this ork as an evidence
of the culture of the Ame eon People; and the
popularity it has acquire is merited. Hach
Number. ontains fully 1 pages of :reading
matter, Appropriately illustrated with good wood
cuts; and it combines in itself the vaoy monthly
end the 'mere philosephidal tirarteriy, blended
with the beet features of the daily journal. It
has great - power In the dissimination of A love of
vire' 'll te r atn re.;••• rritbri sr's ' gait. 'to Amst,iikis
Literat'u're, London. .
!We can account for Its success only by the
simple fact that it meets precisely the popular
taste, furnishing a variety of pleasing and in
structive reading for all.--Zion's lfgraici, 4losfon.
` '
"A Repository of Fashion, Pleasure,
and Instruction."
H ARPER'S BAZAR
.
'A. supplement containing numerous full-sized
pattern. or userut artieles accompanies the paper
every fortnight, and occasionally an elegant col
ored fasbon plate. '
Harpoe, e Bazar contains 10 'folio pages of the
size of Harper's Weekly, printed on' superfine
calendersid paper,'and is published weekly.
1 . oriticol Notice, of the Press.
Hariel4Bazar contains, besides pictures, pat
terns, etc., a_ variety of matter of, especial use
and interest to . tip°
.family; articliss.on• health,
dross, and housekeeßirig in all its branblien, its
editorial matter is speoially adapted to the circle
it is intended to interest and instruct; and it has
besidel,-good stories and literary Matter of merit.
ft is not siorprishig that the Jennie!.' with audit,
features, has achieved in a short time an immense
success; for something of its kind was dashed in ;
thousands of families and its publisher* have
lilled . the demand.-14 Y. Evening Poet: : " - -
Whether we consider its claims as based upon '
the elegance and superiority of the paper, its
typographical appearance, the taste and judg
ant displayed in the engravings, or ;he literary
ontributions contained it. itiloages, we tinhesi
tingly pronounce HO be superior in each and
very particular to any other similar publication
ere or abroad.—Phirsz Zrsrallntelligincer.
. Harper's Magazine, on year;
Harper's,Weiskly, one your $4,00.
Harper's Bazar. one year, $4,00.
'
$4,00.
An extra copy of either the Magazine, Weekly
r .11diar will, be supplied grsitle for every Club of
ive Subscribers at $4;00 each, in one remittance;
r Six copier for $2O, • . '
Subscriptions to Harper's Magazine, Weekly
nd Bazar, to one address for 'ono year,slo; lor
{no
of Harper ' s perledictill, to opts adress for
{no year, $7. '
Back nuretiers'ean be supplied at any time.
.... ...
prNeal,4Yeciese, of the ,Pretej.
by M. A. DURIF.
elLboro,Dee.l6,lB6B.•4f
-INIFi-W., FA-R-41-1
is OUR
131,NINES,
t YvAlfpit i tt,4 l o, fitAteat ingrlcat price,
BgEEP ' - 4•4 1 5 1 ft,M9lsPl e lt't - •
g",VA15,01 SKINS,
ANT, VEAL' SKINS,
. : . 1 : .., ~ ..1 , -.i. , .:;-:.: 0.'11., ..• . , . , ,
fer:sstilatbzwpWl liiiatcoish. ci .1 ~. ,:-. , '.. :. .
lireneitiVikunfintatetwordok,Freneh er horde- '
ti ntrad 0/11.47:13FICIPACOOTP, its the best •tikan
nbrtradtatnifitlriiiqse,'and pay-especial attention
to ft,P;AritING: .-- '' ' • -
• • • ' ~, 2,. AiLAik..o , ,- —:
__,,,.... , _ , ,‘
'. ..Wif,baie'a.,Arilt,'44;ito'ok of
Y . . ,
IitADV I II 1) : 4K
. /ti
-,..nt.•,..1:.::-111
shotwhlch trerislil'ea be un ertald, and from this
tilde areshall - makcit a pelt to keep up the best
stocli'of ' •. 1-' i . ::• . - •
0 kletiockttatht ,tire v4bu,ntj, which we will sell at
elower.profit tharcsach articles hive over been
'offered in thls•regioa. ', .. :
' We shall likewise keop. pi) a good assortment
LADIES' lILIMORA 9, LEAT RER
. BQOTPJEgnogiitO. I I4.DPS AND
' MISSES NO IC ti,P . :VA- .
rams ,',5- .'ES;•
and alt 'styles of hi bliii.iyagit,
:. 1411PtilE1 '
t y; FiliribitNdg
_
onn-lehtlght.of acat cheap as •any where this
shine!' New York, and - we shalt keep a fulJ stock
of. ... .„ _
nvirrojitumx.;,:giciwog - RIP, up.
PAW,Otx4'tltillicis, AND'
~. k. , ... ,_. ~..- 1 : -ItIN-liik+tiv--:.. , •
~ ,-,- o at r, (I i ilk 11 ma st.nd kit'r,l.l u,l - : ....:,-..., . .
ur.ttdvpfinkliffoßisittfMrllllo3A.P; A-WLS,
t.
,4741?Viatitft 1 4 4' 40,414 a, it 4S,T 8,
Tt ,tfl f oo,saft"'`dAli-t 'gg
6m :e ' ° *et'etitYl4ati n tf •lo.oftee...
Tittnaggetstitat;'4,l4 *t wee - 6 busikaise; We
ttYoollo4l4kielitgle.s. l et enougli..fo:be well
Art ''' 13" faiVe ll e c ir, fi,lii ir ivin e . o ar_
ertinr il ard" iiiiiilinfi -- al (It w. - ARS, "" V
• . 1 bo.a XI .11 N.4 si c .1.J.-,;seiter.:lo - ; DERBy..
V:4111411100WAI Sri- • ittlizr,:::,:, .1. 2. ,:: ..:.: :. •
ME
,
WE Exj.15—..0 • a “ior
~„
' -440:11
iabioriberi" hay'
...mooPlizori.ore now
ail isorikof •
CAST
PLOWS; s:0 xr r 7 1 VA.IT 0R 8, FIELD
' RCiLXES.B.,. ItiLL GEARING,
' ' SLEIG4SIOES, "W 0 0D -
SAWINGAIAOHINES,
We havo l al a •
WOI3 . IIWORTE PLANER,
•
fcir imitate and jab work We are also pvipated
to do
SLITTING & SII6OLL SAWING
'laving- a first-alai,
are praparaiA to „paha. •
CHB,ESZ - 1',2?
to'ordet: tilldets of
quested to examine our
the
Champion Plow,
ono of the finest ample ante tho market.
Oa paid fOr OLD
criAimus WILLIAMS,
SEAB O.
. W..llaboro May 15, 1: 87-tf.
Grooery. and
CORN
- CS. X),.
WHOLESALE A
in all kinds of
i:a , 2a
Winellt
ate
FOBBWN
Magail
CANNEL)
pias•74
WOOD & WIL '0
OROO :
OMVggEN'S . 0
PERANBULAT
A full and compla
niontinnod goods of th
'Parttrilar (MOM.]
Dnalora and Consumer
tereittn - ovicaine Lis g'
Mid.;
Paint far . iax
TREE anArrorTL
,
Tllr?Povl'.7lla!Bufact.
and boet - Dorlibl - e - P:
pat on, mixed with ti
tr 15 *oats; it is of
Choeolate color, • and
end, atone, drab, oil,
of the consumer. I
Barns Fences, Oarr
lnd WoodAtorare,
canal Boats, 'Vessel
vas,"Metal and Shin
Water proofs,) Floor
tdror baying used 5,0
Ind as a paint for an
bOdy, durabitit;y, al
Price so, ppr.hfurrolo
a fartnerJ,foVloibtro t
eases 14 ab ort::"
fall particuittis.-:-.N
in a trade mark,'
sons can orde the P
on receipt of tho goc
•Jano 3,1868-9 m
Fan'
rpIIR Subsorlber,
fors for Sale at
chaser, the follow in
dred aorea of land,
'Wen of Westfield B
ieventy.five acres
hernial* and :hard t
good apple mbar
house thereon. Tb
'buying purposes,
ter on all parts. P 4
bar °alba premises'
Tloga Co., Pa.
Oot. 7, 18611.
twAry , AV))
Wok.
g- prootited additional
-ady to torniel►t
t 4 order.
NOS,
As •
CM
MI
to o
orew-cutting * Lathe, we
SS SCREWS,
,c4oese.Faotorhis are re
ark. We manufacture
rovleton Store,
Dail
R. Y.
Sii;XX.aLap
D RETAIL • DEALER
PROVISIONS,
nors and
ESTIO, GREEN &
FRUITS.
RUITg AND
ARLES,
WARE, GLASS &
Y WARE,
' TAUS, OABS
RS, . TOTS,. &0., &o.
assortment of the above
hest quality .alwer on
paid to Fint::Oatioilea
will find it to - thoir in
, k latoio'bnying.
.W 141868." • •
ercandp3thera,
I,I)IMXIAL PAINT CO.
'sin the Best, Cheapest
nt in . use ; two coats well
• Linseed' Oil, will' last 10
light brown or. beautiful
can be changed • to - green,
( 2
' or cream,. to suit the taste
: is valuable for Rinses,
ge and Car makersafalls
Agricultural 'lmplements,
and Ships' Bottoms, Cran
k Roofs, (it being Fire and
Oil Cloths, (one manufac
-1 0 bble. the past year,) and
~P4rPose is unsurpassed . for
P t,i ot3 , and'- adhesiveines . s..;.:.
300 lbs.,which will supply
'eerie. Warranted In 'ail
id"-for a circular tsbielygliei
De..genuine
.urileis branded
uftorafineral Point. Ter.
;, int and remit the money
de. Address
DANIEL BIDWELL,
254 Pearl St, New York.
for ZOO
being about to go west, of
a great bargain to the pur.
property, to wit : One bun.
situate about 4 miles South.
ro; on 'Potter Brook Road—
mprolied,- thebalanoe good
bur, with good sugar. bush,
~. good frame barn and log
farm is well adapted to
living)/ plenty of living wa.
or terms, call on the subsea
'or Address tilta - at Westfield,
WILMMIL EMBEE.
DRUG STORE.
inirm
rRNING, N. Y.
_ :
S AND MEDICINES, PAINTS
OILS,
DRUG,
AND
US DAVIDS' INKS,
.KEITIP4
lONTRATED MEDIUINES,
EELL'S FLUID,
,EX•
TRACTS;
•
TR - ADD'
CON
BURN D
EXT
TT'S COCOAINE, FLAVORING
• ACTS, 'KEROSENE LAMPS,
ENT MEDICINES, HOCH
' ESTER PERFUMERY
PA
AND F
ATOMNG . EXTRACTS } , WALL
APER, WINDOW GLASS,
WAITE W A Sa f lAMB &
AND DYE COLORS,
AGE N
S FOR MARVIN & CO'S , RE
FINED OIL,
holeiale. Prices. .Buyers are requested
Sold at
to call and get qaotatkons before going further
MI
W. D. TRBELL gi CO
GNI
Ong, N. Y.; .lAn; 1, 1808-1 y
06
i do
POlt B ,_ .
.i. 9. ALE. 1869,
jl BY
B. C. WICKHAM,
' i ti. , .T t/llls'NußsEttot OE FRUIT ANDOE
-6 a
..„ NYAL TREES, IN TIOGA ;
6 j '
00. Apple Trees.
1.0.4 ! 00 Pear Trees.
d:stipply of PLUM, PEAQH, CHERRY,
INAMENTAL TREES 1, SHRUBBERY.
A go
and 0 '
The
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WILKES-BARRE, PA.
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EIIAD, GenTAg't. L. D. SHOEMAKER, Y. P
ITAL AND SURPLUS, $150,000.
IS is the company for which Theodore
1: Weld wad lately agent s and policy bold
hp•wish: to renew their Insurance are re
d to apply to the subscriber..
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rd Fire Insuraipe Co.,
PHILADELPHIA.
. ALVORD, Tnosus ORkVEN, President
Secretary. A. S. GILLETT, V. "
pitaiiitgoo,ooo,
All paid up in Oash.
Surplus Over $lOO,OOO,
ntinental Ins. Ootany,
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h Capital, $600,000,00
Surplus t Jan. 1, 1868, 1,814,090,31
h Assets, do 1,814,690,81
Polisies Written at this office.
•
ORGE T. HOPE, President.
LAMPORT. Vico President.
CYRUS PECK, Secretor'',
ho subscriber takes this method of informing
the publio that he - has the agency of the above
Campantes, and will be found at his taco over
y's Drug Store, adjoining Agitator Office.
JNO. I. MITCIIELL.
ellsboto, Pa., Feb, 26, 1868-ti:
o the Farmers of Tioga County.
AM now building at my manufsetory,in Leanne°
_sills. a superior,
. I FANNING- MILL ,
i
w. ickpossesses the following advantages over allother
m its.
. 14 separates oats, , rat litter. and foul seeds, and
chess and cockle, from wheat. •
. It cleans flax seed, takes out yellow seed, and all
other seeds, 'perfectly.
' I s, It cleans timothy seed. . A
4. It dOes all other separating required of a mill,
• tikie mill is built of the beet and most datable tim.
bir, in pod style, and - is sold cheap for cash, or pro.
duce. 1
I will ill a patent sieve, for separating oats from
w eat, to other mills, on reasOnable terms.
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- This preposstlon,lotig and favrably:
, t 7, knons, will thoroughly re4wrigorafe
1 ';• broken 'down andlow•spirited borus,
by • strengthening and cleansing eta-
s stomach and intestlncs.
• • •• • It is a sure preventive tit all diseases
- • •-• incident to this animal, such as VINO
FEVER,' GLANDERSi YELLOW
WATER, lIEAV _ ,E 8 COUGIIS,
TE3IPER, FEVERS, Fl) D ER, ,
LOEB OF APPETITE Al.4tD VITAL 1
ENERGY, ato. Its. use Improves. " •
the wind, him:am tlao appetite— 1
gjvcsa smooth and glassy skin-Land "
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transforms the miscrablo skeleton • .
into alluedooking and spiritmlhorso!
. .
To kiepers of Cows this prepare,.
tlon Is invaluable. It is a sure pre
'r ventive against Rlnderpest, Roney
• ,• Horn, etc. It has been proven by
• 1 actual experiment- to incresue the
quantity of milk and cream twenty
- per cent." and make the , butter fain
• .and sweet. In -fattening cattle St
gives them an appetite, loosens their hide, and makes
them thrive much faster.'
In all diSeties of Swine, such as Coaghs, Ulcers In
tbe Lung . Liver; Ace., this article act? ' • ,
as a sweise. .By tinttingr from one- •
half a paper to paper in a barrel of !..!
&will thenboyediseastftrittlXittralit,•, •
caved putirely,Preventett If in lb
f
in. time, a certain treirCntip
cats for the Bog Chotera. • - • - •
DAVID E. FOETZ, Proprieior,
3,1 d.
For solo by Druggists and Stortketiors_tbroughout
the Xinttod Matas, Canada' and 9 onth Arasizbia.
Fob. 10,1809-1 m;
HEARTH and HOME
ZS A iftENLY
41grioultnral and
.rirosido Journal,
awn: .tt•
1314L - ENsa2l , handsome folio pages, printed from new
typo, on superfine book paper, and sibigulantly
fgated by the best artists.
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ed by a corps of Able editors and contributors is t
each depurtnient;
It ii devoted to thainterosts of the
PLANTER,
GVARDRIIER,
FRUIT-GROArzu,
- and tho FLORIST.
ORNAMENTAL GARDENDTEL -
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PLANS OF Cr
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time to tiravoi also Cornets:
Greens.-
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wlil bo foram!
Farmer later
al:a WHEN,
.Iterest the household t plain
ling and domestic management,
.1 a napkin and the cooking ota
a education of children.
from
good,
MRS. STOW?
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manes In tli
THE BOYS AND GIRLS
.7.11111nd Mar own page always lighted with such Pan
platares, and fan to stories, a 5 shah make than
look sharply every week for the coolhaz Of fig ARM
AND 110.314.
TERITIS FOR. 1 8Of).
Elngla Coplo3 4, Invariably In atiranca ; 8 Copia
$10; 5 Copia& $l5. Any ono 32 ntir.: :Is 71) tot a dab
ofls Copies Call at one time), will i-.^e,flro a cops
!too.
No travailing' agents ensplaye.i. Adir:s3 all ans.
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UNIOIT ACADEMY.
KNOXVILLE, TIOGA CO., PA
FACULTY:
ELIAS MORTON, Principal.
MRS. ATA UORTON, Freceptress.
Miss . BIIRA KORTON, Assistant.• •
lases AMANDA DRAKE, Teacher-Oh:aic,
CALENDAR FOR 1.867—.8.1
Tall Term eOmmenceS Sept. ail, Winter Teha Nor
20th, Spring TOTITI VIM). th, 1868.
EXPENSES PER TERM.'
Primary Departmint 1500
Common English 000
Higher English I 700
Languages and Ilighor Mathematics 800
Instrumental Music, extra 10 00
Vocal Alusio„'extm. ...... ~.... ....... ..-.... 100
Drawing, extra , ! ..-.
Room Rent 8 00
2 to
Board per week... ..... ........... .--.1.....-.-....... 810
Knoxville, August 14, 1807-tt. i
Planing Sr, Tnrning•
B. T. VAN HORN,
AAVING got hta new Faotory In operation.
la now prepared to fill ordera.for Cabinet
Ware promptly and in the beet style of workman
ship. Havlag'preenreta • •
WOOD)VORTH PLANER,
he Is ready to dress boards orplank with dispatch
SCROLL-WORK & t BRACKETS,
furnished to order. ilia machines aro of the new
est and most improved patterns.
Shop corner of Pearl and lValn Sts, WELL'S
8080, PA., ' .1.
Oct. 31, 1866—tf. B. T. VAN BORN.
; 4 ' k J. S I TICKLIN,
Chairmgker, Turner, alid
Furniture Dealer,
-or
SALE ROOM, opposite 'ltii:tt's Wagon Shop,
Main Street. FACTORY Iu Bears IVII•
items Foundry, second Atory"
Orderapromptly 'filled and satisfaetion gun ran •
teed. Fancy Turning dope to order.
WeHebert), Jnne 12, 1867. J. sTrelcLur•
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QUEEII. .E
-OF-NQI:AND SOAP.
E_Ndt.:AND SOAP.
•••
Fordoing a fami p washing in the Alert and
cheapest manner. 9uaranteed equal to any in
the world f Has the strength of old rosin
soap with the mil I and lathering qualities of
genuine Castile. Try ,this splendid soap. Fold
by the ALDEN OEIEMICAL WORKS, 48 North
Front Street, Philadelphia. Sept 2, '4B-Iy.
Tioga Works.
rpHE undersigned is now prepared to exe
cute all orders for Tomb Stones and Monu
ments of either
ITALIAN OR RUTLAND MARBLE
of the latest stylo and approved workmanship
and• with dispatch..
Ito keep constantW'on hand both kinds o'
Marble and will be able to suit all who may fe
ver him with theitkorders, on as reasonable term'
as can be obtained in the country.
Stones discolored with rust and dirt cleaned
and made to look as good as new.
PORTER WILCOX.
Vogt/ IStlr—tf.
Valuable farm for, sate.
A farm of three hundred neres;with two hen
l& dred and twenty-five tierce improved. Sit
uated two miles north of Tioga Village, on the
Tioga River and'Rallrecd. Well retttered, un•
der a good state of cultivation, and good lifitid"
lags. Also four houses and lots for sole in Vega
village. T. L. BALDWIN. f
Vega, Feb. 12, UMW.
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week, giving 'the
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