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As bfiiiko stir the morning, ,
A iTtki t ie reigne,lkair; ,
Steeicpfittiqfi44esps above me,
• ....,iiiilogeroqs4) Ind bare;
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.l` A s gtilbstiliellintrY,i . 164• 7 : . • ,
• I** tien tho_guilty aspen
Hath noised her quivering;
As though too, were waiting,
Waiting for the Spring. •
97)11e,:,4 E ttrA l ß t ° t?rri ri'S
If haply where I stand,
Hut one ltrny, , ,notir of rentio •
I % •_ c r. Ot.tliwAkriifir
Why art thou mute, 0 blackbird ! •
. 9igirut3l4l - 141Y; (lust not sing 1 t"'
Ah! surely they are wailing,
Waiting for the Spring. 1 . •
ft heart ! thy days are, darksoine !
0 IcAft.:,!.;
P!:,0 5 -.1211:',.e•1Y.! 1 . 1 trlatOto:r sudihltiol
•.- c Proclaim tho turning year,
- Saone hattllio trees bp;lpp.fy t. s.
'_ S P l l l 7rY , ( b lO)? / tIP ?.i $g 5,
let .
'Waiiting. for tite'S'priisi.
,
The Rural .New 'Yorker gives the fel
dpvilugSug,g,estiOns'ontaisink,:earlfArcg'r
114ables-43 - , I
;". A - 2 ; PEAS:
Get a fevi!PlaP'e'rs - ict the N'elY, earlieif
kind -say extra Early May. Selebt the
' 11) 71Vehrliiiry I Mitreik
yoli eau, spade up as much ground in a
r.. 13 /4qge4V4,SPqP., : f l4 : Yol4stiesire,-to plan
:ssyn'south.Sidenf afene&lo
plant Your peas thlcle, r ilite'efriblies'ditip,-
cover with warm, dry ( leaf mould or
Opp, manure on eilehekde : , of -the
cernfax 0;0i Op, a
foot t on each'elde'sci 'that they will' not
, fall over on the row. Scatter straw
, lightly over • the:row SO iii . i
i r loy tO
. 'fglly
r • 1 .. •' rt
qextincle e the 'stinligh . t.'lf 'i'et - jr, 1 ini:lo
tan t weatiter,sets in,. ,wttici4.w.iiibq t, ogitse,
~, , r;.l. .1 , - r. .1 ; (. i , 1.1 • ...t r. ti ...'
in all iirobability:,)coy e ifthe - fcitvEt vkith
plank or boardeuntil tife r itingh it eatii
,erili over: - Remove when:the Eiu ri 'ihines
warmly:- -In thia way--yetrtart- have a
iIAW`-n4e,sse§" a mouth p so i, ONranee
'of those planted atllia The
pea is.quite hardy, as I have had thein
covered with." - snow when two inches
high withcintfrijnry, when protected as.
above diteot4,. - , •
_•-•;--ri'gucm.,stugns.
Early - h-;-'scrOcure some sods
about eight inches square and four
inches thick. -Turn them over and cut
the soil so that the seed •can be stuck
in an, ipcl3. or so, deep.. Plant only
the ' 7 " - Early Bet - the sods
in a pit or hot-bed, if you have
them ; if not, - set ther on a shelr in a
room where there is a fire; water with
:warm water occasiOntilly:tis' the
sods get dry; and when warmer weath
er conga remove them to the garden
and place small boxes a foot sqtiare,
having neither bottorna,,tot tops . fiver
,I,herri.," At night,"natil - tbe,youn plants
get:" hardened," place a pane of glass
eTer them. Remoim the'boxes . -as• the
: .
ground and the air get warmed up;
and you will have fine early cucumbers.
LETTUCE.
Make. a hot-bead in the usual way,'
about four by eight feet: "Sow any early
kind of seed you prefei• ; keep it covered
with sash ; air and water every bright,
pleasant day. Thin
.out the - plants as
youlise them. such a bed will,furpLak.
an abundence, quite early, fora favtily
Of a dozen or more. . • 7 •
•
TOMATOES.
Sow in boxes of about two feet by one
and a half, six inches deep in earth of
the'. richest kind.• Cover tiler Seed half
an inch deep. If you have• a hot-bed,
place this.bOx in ft; if ,rint l -set it in a
suimy,windoW.,!Water occasionally:—
When the plAnts are an inch or two
high thin them out to about an inch
,
ap rt. So soon as the weather is free of
fro t,' transplant in moderateiy good
gti den soil, not rich, as that would
make fine vines, but poorirtat.
FROZEN PLANTS.—Some still, clear
night Jack• Frost will findlis way into
the ladies parlor or, \chamber, where she
keeps
,her hduse plants, , and, ah mel
neat rnorping the sweet Pete; will be as
rigid - as the artificial flowers on her
bonnet. Now what shall be done?
Don't hurry theiW into a warm room to
thaw them by the side
. f)f a stove as you
would a frost-biten chicken. Let them
remain where- they were, frozen ; close
the winw shutters' dtop the cur
tains, sous to make the room quite
dark ;
,thela sprinkle the plants with
- celd . twuter, i direct'froiU the cistern, and
Wait. for the result. Do' not allOw the
room to become warmer . than 45 deg.
for t,wenty-fouihours. If a few drops
of spirits_ of
,camphor are thrown ; into
the dish of water before sprinkling, it
will: be all .the better. Plants treated
in this way, though frozen so' badly,
4 that _water will freeze In flreps'on l the
leaves 'when :sprinkled; Yet by keeping
the room dark and 'cool for an entire
day, they will out unharmed.
. ,
PnuNiNo.--Injnied trees, such as
have teen breken , by iiiiiina or other
vise, 'druid have the raggbd wound
pared smooth.. Those slightly injured,!
by mice and rabbits, will recover if
~ earth hi) drawn upto - CoverAlie,woliud.
If the bark is completely One; the only
way to save the treats to connect the
bark below and_ above the ! wound by
coins, inserted in the'bark ao as, to span
over the injdred - part. , _ .
before -
Prat - ill:4 is lo be dee growth .
begins. - In pruntnivnegjected ,trees;
- the object should be to get an open and
well bolaced 'head. ' • Take !care that a
ball :Wolin I Is not made by the falling
4 1.
of the 11 b when tartly sawed_ oft
--rare-wounds smooth,- And cover them
wipk,wax or pain hvbio. Tuay be tinted,
to be less conspictione.—Anteri Can Ag
riculturist.
QREAT " YIELD OF OATS .— For theln.-
fcirmatlon of my brother farmers In Sus
. Oqunty, I' would Mention my
stieleeeelastsiefti raisinktnits. About
the last day:of, , April I sowed one acre
of ground to 'eo‘mnionoats, the same as
I have sowed for ten years past, and
froth that acre I , raised 81 bushels,
•
'`weighing 37 lbs. per bushel, or 93 bush
'de and 21 tbs., weighing 321bs. per
bushel. Bring on your IsTOrway
bug,. and beat that if you can.
J(39 ~ MCContrr.L.-- - Montroso Re
-' jiiibnean. HarFord, Feb. 18, 1870.
ArthurlLewis and Frank H Green
two boys aged 15 years, of brooklyn,
hayevbeen , arrested for , robbing their
parents and employers of !Aimee thous
and dollars, with which they attended
a prize, tight at Mystic, then bought re-,
volfrera and bowie knivea at New Lon-
. •don; stole a boat there, -- were run - down
by a Soinid et#o2o 'Arid picked up and
~ brought, back home where , they were
- • - detected intndeavoring to pasSi aforged
.%chdek. • They' made,ll; (Of, con,f6sion
titter their arrest.
",PftiNeP4T-V l 4“=" •
Tioaa oußty-: Agitator
ftit'o.
it. 4 1 44 • II; 4 -1 4 1 V i4
%q• lto
offiet - is vreil Mocked with Typo, Presses; / 10 4
j .. an d t igu wiery avputege for-4dolng
131112
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iii is:l44llot Mana:l ;oi tlaince to ClilorS, tiara a red
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Bill Itditdt, tilictildie; - - ' Oidai'al'ShigipineCaidei ' l '
ttnalotateiCdrdaiEnietdpesi Tinted it'Tatti Srlettlig, !'' 1
Y.titltitg PITO', Wedding - .`., , 1 .- -itc:, ,-4,- - el,; - ,,te-q; 1
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i -autl Therblaa ncon§lantiy
Onjowl - add for mitt:
i
Deeds, 'warrantee,
~,_ 'School ontract ,
Coeds, qntt-claloi." ' . Sammons, Subpoenas,
Statement and Confession, Warrants, Executions,'
Aro 44 . Voni'w - ., - t - ,, ,. re . ; Indeptnlfyiti# Bonds, , ...,, ,
1
no .13Onmblelt Sala. 1 , ettaolivatinui, Judgment -'
Co lector's Sale, Notesl Petition and rand_
MarrialfoCtrtipeilkn f ,„ I, ;I 11 ~ A ippulet? t i tTiittpl inn. -
A —!.
r *: ' '' l on ally J: wi l t •
, tidally otknr blanks 'nut enu owed - . .pg
printed to order on abort notice..; t ' .41 , 2 !.• 7• , : ,
rl
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. •
4 P„eteowl gendfng pder9 for .34..)8, ji4}t6" } tinsel
tnerr , Wpriii ycrippQy Ogno_p.ti4 .TOttabskt:, Wre sbalf
atiaiii no pains to please; our custoMersin this depart/
mont. TbatiooterMing work„pkoulo mato the sin) qt
Job, land.eifink. Mid naftiflebtreati-'
Feb! - 1870:
Rose . ,
Climax, oililßiaoso Prolific.
Early, Rctett.hc - xtie - rita of lbitr,_Cielebrated
rioty, are already well knimn—planted eadeit t y ,
side with the early. Goodrich and York potatoe;,
they matured 'twelve days in advance ; , ,
t aVeiAlc'tzi for, 8.C . .",
ceed p ,thc underilgnilif
received a yield 0f : 123 poandss - - It' is a putntd
!nr;auVirlor table quality.
The Breese Brolifie mature's about tsvett - w °aka
later thari the Early hose—is generally pip-,
ductive; often exceeding a hundred 'told ? and
Will prove l a ni,UA:•voluable ,variety ,for field'
culture, , .4-lc,al4e - a potato!, of. ono elfin t : table
3T4itYiv :3: 7
- Early Rose,--,
Breebo-Profideij'
price per peck, 1.91 00
• • ,1 Poglld, .00
,5(1
IL S. JOHNSTON,
Feb. 23, '7O-if. Tioge, ,•
1M
aooE•s
'Wilson- tt Van Valkenburg's
CHOICE WINTER GOODS,
Purchased at the Bottom Market Prices,
1-
MU NthlC CLOTHING
of every description, and clothing made to order
in tho very beet style, and warranted.
t-13.C.0
RE)GUL A T,O
,I ,
Here We Are Again!
,
_ .
rrifiA KFUL for the favors wo have thus far
1 received from the Wiople . of THE. TIOGA
VALLEY, we wish to call their attention to the
fact that we aro Just recefving a
adapted to the - early 1111 Trade, cotaprieint Etv
erythiug desirable, both in style andluality, and,
shall be pleased to see our old customers and, all
who may come from that *felony to CORNING
bay
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
A LARGE DISCOUNT ON PRICES,
we thumake it for their interest to.cone to us
to make tiktir purchases, as.panny,popp a in that
region will tqatify: We do not bailey° in Ion&
advertisements, displaying long lists of prices,
to , but will convince all who come that we can,
and do fell
call abd take aAook through our itnaonoo stook
and satisfy your elves. ,
JOB MINTING
4,-Blryogg4,,
• , ,(!roprketorat
The way to Get Riell:
L ja. i to buy your
, I
where you,c!” any them, ?HpAPESTI
,) . You can do that at
A 'BPLENbID LINE or
just received
WILSON, & VAN VALKENDURG.
CORNING. N. Y.
New Stook of Goods
DRY GOODS,
HOOTS AND Sling,
.
CROCKERY,
Ciqpe4s,
so wo always give customers froM a distance
GOODS OREAP,
t hat thieStoreis, in reality
THE REGULAT . .m.''°--
for Me [motion of oolintry.
• .NaWnat
Co osi optie e HOPI
t . . - 31.; , 'Asi"
usAs
San
StO
~t,,,'. i. iita;t
-A Pi -MAR -IV nE!
=I
; • ; - , ..a
t idinyingfortnetLit partnership in the Tin, Stoic,
.dgnrdrf.,are, trade r the ; undersigne4,l)tive the
P!ea,sure_to Ann pone?
,ftnit they; hare,, a,grent
outlay; added - to the uSital stockthe old stand
on
.1
MA[N STREET , WELLSBORO,
oempletC:agsortotent of ,Shelf ' , Hardware,
of which we enumerate the following: articles :
RAILP, SPr i a*:'OttOWIIABS,, X cuT
'.51 1 14 " o_, /tin 'BUCK SAWS,
1, • , BUTTS, - STRAP HINGES,
CARPENTER'S !',l'OOL5,
PUM,K - AXES,
•
BITTS, • ,
MIME
- "qtcoitt , S,:iiaDgs,:494p3.,
WOO 'SC I REVV4S, PVT%
ArRACSKEIIIVaSH - ERS•P
• : PIPE BOXES, -, AXLE- , _ • - ,
TREES; ELLIP
- "VIC :" •
Ilii
SPR!NGS, HOBSE'SHOEk HOOP, BAB,
• it - BAND ' IRON; 'GRINDSTONE
• lIANGINGS, - CORN
' • POPPEBS,.
-
SAUSAGE iItPDTERS AND STUFFERS
VONMINED. Also, PISTOLS,
• ;' PISTOL TCARTPIDGES,
POWDPR, AND
PAT BAR >~ObR HANIMIGS
a new thing, and made for use. ,r Those are but a
few alias many . - artiolie 'composing our stook
of ifirdWaili.
••• • • •
•:( -
the,p,uhlio to ball and 'oiramirie for
thomaelves. We aim to keep-the boat coplii, of
goods In oar lino ; and • all work to order -done
promptly and well. '
AGEN'i3 'OR THE ,
Itinikeye ylOwer & Reaper.
SASH, DOORS. BLINDS.
AT FACTORY PRICES,
Always on hand , or furaiabed ,to prclorat
BaRER.TS & -13AILErS Jitar4ware
Store, Welleboro.
• ,• , ItIiRATEA,_7I ATT . -LT
R. C• BAILEY.
Wellsboro,Jan• I,lB7o—tf.
Ingham's Wooleii Mills !
. .
DEERFIELD, PL
T"sabieribers will pay Cash, Full-Cloth,
1:1
• assimeres, Flannels, &0., for Wool.—
They also manufacture as usual—
TO ORR% OR ON SHAM,
to snit customers. L 11 work warranted as rep
resented. They invite particular attention to
their Water proof
KIM
CASSIMERES,
which are warranted in, every ,reepoet. Partici
' attention'ilVol2 to
' i
ROLL a CARDING
CLOTII BRESBING.
INGHAM'S large stook of Oaseimeree, itc.;
per - cent leap than an y corape9tora, and warrant.
ad an reprOented.' ' •
INGRAM manufacture to order, and do all
kinds of Roll-Carding and Cloth Dreaaini, and
defy competition.
INGifIAMS bavo as good an asaortme
ni
i - ,
I Fill Clothi, Oiiiiimeres, &c.,
and give more for Wool in exchange than any
Other establishment. Try them and satisfy your
:Area.
INGRAMS wholesale and retail at the Cow•
aneaque MillorgFdlos below Raoulllo.
Oar Cloths are warranted, and Bold by the
following persons:
DELANO 4k, 00.. Wollabor°, Pa. •
T; L. BALDWIN & CO., Tioga, Pa.
J.-0.-BENNETT, Covington, Pa.
100,000 Pounds of Wool
Wanted.
nignms, at, 80Na.
rimblii Jam i f 11114 i.
Stoves Ali i t,`
=II
011
F "r S
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SEEI
. ~, ,~- ,
AND
Wholeill6 -iiid -iiittitair
• t
ii
DRUG
,;, • -
• ;1•(';`,, to "? 11;;;
•
Absto . p
) op ,tjnt‘4oupiF e . a p i
times
;A. a fult-etocieof ;; •
;.; -
•
CAI •
1 REG s ,.. AND maingts s!
•, .• , .
PAINP3;' 4 6.I I Liii,
Metilehtegi ,
si ava
g onn: ,cr%:kf r47 01 e)
Lamps, z4s, Dye ,TaitgWad)
I,
Lime antf.,Brushee, , '„Varnigh zinc/
Sash Btuehee, IRtitlnfitOides,
'ail ai es t reirks4
HO. 'pig.
S
LP.
Mai' arid' TOoih° likethea, `tr.' folr'otOoki of
3 . 1 17 ` , g4ef.. 4144 , a. :compYte,cis-= -,
••. • •.-•i , - •
• !•;.• y. ••,-- •-" •
- and a:.fullitook of
• •,_
Purn.infines and Liquors.
,
•
Buyers a'r,e`fetititiitisd to call arid*tatalaii pti"-
oes before puectaslig elsewhere. ' ' ' • •
EMS
Jan. 1, 1130.'!:
,i‘
P. •
IF •
• I ,
TOE/ WANT A .
•• ••
Coat 'or - Suit of Cloth& 1 .
•
) .Call and see our Bleak of
- 71
Clotho or, Vatishivereil; •
and leave your measure; andyou can be supped
on elkort notice, at . , , •
• •
• SMITE & WAITE'S,
Oot. 27, 1869. Corning, N. T.
•
.• •_
Large . Stock of
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC GOODS I
1:). • •
Suitablo for the Fail and Winter trade
• SMITH &
Oct, 270868., .!, Corning, N. Y.
REMOVAL.
New Stock ! New Goods !
SEARS' so DERBY
HATE taken Ate mew store i ns door above
Wright'& Bailey, where thy are on hand
with a new atook of , , .
BOOTS, BitIcisIORALS, GAITERS,
BOOTEES, 'BROGANS AND•
GALLIGASKINS •
.warranted to flt any foot from No. 0, to 13 In.
olurive., The stook' - ha,' been' rolooted by one
who has flak advantage of
EXPERIENCE
in the buolneee, and fe the leg radfuldes 0, the
country,' 91:!u pt4c4c . ctf , '
• ,
PRENOiI PRENOII KIP, UP
PER; SOLE,' OCIAISION.
LININGS, BINDING, Md.
• •
•.vpIA ka kept up as heretofore.
On•Plndfnge 9ie ehali-be' foind at home al
ways, and me shall -endeavor to sell at pilots
satisfactory to ,the Arad°. We won't be under
sold.
_CASH PAID
FOR FfIDFS,:I3RINS, FURS & PEVA
Alto tho,toi of the Market for
WOOL*
Bub our bastitold mill be on
• CUSTOM WORK t
•:..AD
• -
There's ootnfoft,ja ' a
well made oustomloot, ,
Val OA hitt ifftAtitich out tosizunoh compressing:
For every bey a shabhy foot
!Cannot Itti:ipinptOttilled by;Oterdremaing.
And one may Wear 'dean linen with a exit
Of finest elothi•bttt their" ii no fineseing
;Will =this &imam:with ;shabbily dreamed foot,
Look like a gentleman upon the street. r'
Buy 'yotifboots of 1
' • • • 158.14tfl DEADY ' ,
,:Or Any other Man. [Prin i et's Devil.]
•
Wellsboto,-Jan. 1)1869-tt.
.. ~
.; ~.. : ,., : : : ..i.:,• . k-1 17 . mai.. - ~ • : ~ .
~,...
--,..
r AM Asti KinneyA Co., celebrated
4 .416. -if
A piattoim gp;kog, Wagons, all ,etylesi alai)
for thidiAlAt i garrlagea and Baggy Wagoni,
all male, nigood.atyle, and from, ,J.oreey timber,
ank.ivarranted,ln, every respect, equal to 'AO
nas* - Oan>,fitroilid;i any of tbe, above at, the
lowest Mannfaetur,ere price's. L. C. BENNET.,
Wellebora', .Talf. - 1, 1870-tf..
_.:
;:gotet,fkud Lot for Salo.
,• t -
#
01CiBleifidloi, iinil vacant lot for a aii)
cheap: lineation Welleboro, and desirekie,
quire at the Apitator Office. •• • 1
i ' Jank 108704--tri:,+
,t';(l'. iT,CIi• Ili
TO ' :TH E, , FARMERS • 0
' t l
. ~ r-11 . 10431-A COUNTY. ; •:.:
lABI now building at my mannfaciory,l n Lawrence
ville.a superior ~ .
. .
FANNING- MILL,
whichposilesses the collon:tgadvantageiover allotbOt.
mils: . . . ; ..
LIR separatesrye,oets, c r t•lftter.andfouleeeds,and
c,heesand cockle,from wheat.
• 2. It cleans flax seed, takesout yellow seed, and all
other seed s,,perfectlp . ,
3, It cleaUatimothy seed .
4. It does all otberseparatingroqufred of a mill .
This mill Is built s ortba boat and moat durable Om*
bor., in good etyle,und Ia add cheap for cash, or pro
duce. • • . I, • .. ,
I will fit :a patent /eve, fob separating oat tiro?*
Wheet,to otbermills,o reaeonebleterms. . .- . ' ' ,
Lawreacevifle,Jan.l,lB73-t f J. II MATHEIti
. .
=RI
Per Sate.
Ano' ilIROUtiAlt SAW- MILL, 35 Horse-prover
Engirio, Shingle Mill, and appurtenanisoth.
wnzna the Foster Mill, Middlebury. Inquire.
of J. B. Potter,or of 8.8. no - Awe% Wellei#oi
Pa. ,1 , ..:, •!: ; 1. , ,-; : Z.A., t
VOV./7, /11014,41.
5 "
STORE 4'
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" - Paha 'hurl Ninvprt, Teacher of IllOke. . .. ir; r , As 7
Of .J
L ine Pall Term will Commence Antopili ) l. Thoitinhir‘
Moire November 30, The Bpril3g Wer,MershA t • Nadi
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epition, liolading relit owl woOsVa *rain' 41, 1 9 6 0.
, . 1".1 0 71 1 Terag'...,l,llo.
-ii -.! Spriti trer#l:,':•. .12,50.
tiay Students. " ~ - - ' like /...../«P. Q,
latrumental g'steoi(PlinOlOrgen or Stelodeoo4l - 12e:
B o o ca o l t h i n us j o r ig i tyz.”l..lT•_4l--t",:q . 7 , ..0..f..... .i.r...1
Tirawlog and grniii...t.t/..... I r _,' . 8
•• . • — • a vt . J
.r. 3
. Board per week ' 'l' ' '
Jan. 1,181 0 70. ' L,-1 11: , 'i .1 ~: • ,
i - .1
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/lone alittzGattlirfAill!gii‘
2 , ombsikOefkraul. ,lownd 6: bly,
4 r ;. - 4 , Icribwn, will tilloroollVentr,
'3, I • broken down .• • a lowt. tilti._ ,p,
and eanidlit W
:I - • A Ilk i ino '6.,. 3t: ~ i : . e ll. ,ii - • es. i .14
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_, - , , c, mt. g .1' ... ". ntive atoll disease*,
• • • Imal, such as Li7p!li
,TViR4. 44 J111 6. - '4".tW • ~
.•iITATE_,II MAT •• •• ri; SPID/8. 6 f ,'' '., dam, ‘'-
- i..TEIIREitt, PET •:• 8i I ram, 00 I : . 1 . f!t..
ASSA2f .. APP 4
.it ~. ;. „ , ArpAL 000 ,-,- . . v,
4"4"L*11,: • . • • -!+• el --, •• i
the whid,.. 3. .I _ 3 ..1: ....,.. : b . • sita 4 I i
gives &smooth tuill:' : A' • '
Ll • -" d t •' ' IMF '
transform AlT tr , Blom :4 2 :- : ,L...,
.="_, ~.., :',,'•
Anton ane•4oo • .. .. ~ •
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1,- , , yirmild "Ill!orkiikerkbi CirailhliE4447
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it ill IL sure
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'1" 1 frt e 'vOir , , - L '' ' Ist '—'..eat. Ho o'
"iO4
',,:( 'k • -,.i .1
12gIves them an SIVOI
v,s,hera thrive maca' -
.
Irk all &leaser
,the Laugh Lir ,
as a ammo.
loaf a paper to's
.t ; gwili the p
above Ma ,
coated or eattlZ . .:r s
.1: 1 time, a
'cure for the fAraf
r
DAVID Es;',FOITV *left,li 1
11 , ,,,r e '
,XIALTI , 03S,WeIRI. OFIC.z.
" timid
i. F9r_ sale bypnligests, am; S _ kevpr thr9R4 ,
tae united 15M”?1ati Sonteric:a. , ,
•:Jan. 5,18704 m.
, -
Grocery-iand--froyision
CORNING, N. Y.
cY.
AICTROLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
in all Irlgide of . '
GROOMS, PROVISIONS,
Wines, Liqtfor
Cigars, ,1 • ;
FOREIGN IL DOMESTIC,• GREEN &
DRIED FRUITS,
CANNE.D FRUIPS 'AND
VEGETABLES,
WOOD Sa
,VTILLOW WARE, GLASS lc
quetcamiy wARB,
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, CABS &
- rEgArdilqx;NTORS; TOYS, /kb:, &b.
A full and complete 'assortment of the above
mentioned goods of; the best. quality always on
hand.
Partinlar attention paid to Pine Groceries
Dealers and Consuntere,will find it to their in
(erect to °zombie hisfiltock before buying.
Corning, N.
I'ORT-AN NOTICE
1=1:1
I CLOSING OUT SALE OF
WINTER . GOODS
The subscriber firers his entire Stook of Wi nter
Goods at actual • • ;, -
001P2 1 TOM eikAne
This will be found a rare opportnniti for
Verohssers, us.the.Stock is large, and wellieletitua,
consisting in pail of •
PRESS G.Cpx4rLit
of various stylis; and fabrics . adapted - to' ibe
Beason:
SHAWLS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS,
BLIFF4th. LAP
• .. • ~ • c•- • 1 ,
GENTS 'OVERCOATS, AN D • A,'
~}~NSIi'IIT~ STACK .OF
Wiiff.Eii CV) riiiiiml
The iTblio'.ore invited to' oallhnd exalt4tie
the Stook.. ;THOS. TIAADEti::.
Wellaboro,
.1 ; 14.1r,SITIOKLINf ,
‘.) L - 777.7 • ,
t
Oliiiiripaker" -, Turner - and
A
/ . • ,
Flanit*o
4 ALE ROOM=WrittPAOTORY O r ktiositirDtirt ,
Wagon Shop '.-Street, Where be is ; pre.
'parede to furnish•• Cabinet Ware Oto any "hied to
those in want. , it' • '
( Orders promptly - Ailed and eatisfaltiongWarigte
teed. Fanoilitrrning donitle ' ''' ;
Weilsbore, Jan:1;1870: = JTSTIORLIpo,
Variable:Far* for Sale,
' •
• ,
A farm of three hundred' stores, with two
A
dred an d‘twinty-five mires ittrproVed. Sit
uated two tallessiOrth of Tioga Village, on the
Tioga River and Itailroad.:t Well watttered, un-.
der a good slntooftoultivation, anci; gnodbalid ,
Inge. Also foufit audits andlota for Salo inTioga
. L pALTIWIN.
Tioga, Jan , 1870-4 f.
Dr. H. R. Phillips,
onlasmom INIMMOIL
THE undersigned respectfully announces to the.
citizens of‘Westheld iibd surrounding coun
try that ho is permanently• located at this place.
He is fully prepared to do• all kinds of
. 10,JENTISTRY, ,
•
in the higheA style of Op art. • iirtisfaetlen,
gnarrante 'omen over SoOvill'a Drug . Stores
Pine Photogiaphs can lie had
,gver'...lthe
store. B. ParkupBi..
Weinfield,l%,,TunelBo,lBo9-Iy.
"fiffittrlNGlT 01111 ' r ` •''" 3l
=MAT MIKE .irkBLIC
I
RIO IA 14 , 1)g gr 'l4 „,
I • ..45•111.:. 1- , tf,;,l) • 41-F-I ho•
ap ,
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L7!.4 itAY ci , t,:i ~..
,••••••
Aiip' s tlpp4elNAp, P,lNa'B
1- •
tECADIAtth'PAVIDS! :- pillgl i .; KEITH'S,
00110iNTRATE .
CREDELL'S -
-HTRAIt;
41 Ai • %)S ‘•
•I
#II,RNETT'S POCOAINE, ti!LAV:l34llcii
EXTRACTS, KEROSENE' 1 LA.1013,"
PATENT .MEDICINEii'
• ,
AND FLAiloinsid EkT,ltAg.ps, wATA;
PAP 1i ; WINDOW GLASS,
~,,wurzuwA..sii tun &
AND D,XF! COLORS, • "
' 4GEN'Xi:'E,OR, I ,.*ARY:iN.skee'S : RE-
Bold at Buyeie are reqfieeted
•
oall antig i ef.inointions before going further
Bait
Cornirie, " . 1 'i5.,40,1 - 1 1, I'B 70:4
'WANTED, , -
- .
ATTHR.BILES VALLEY-STEAM
. .
- noußnief MILLS. ; ~ :
,
,' " 10,000 Due. Corn, '" '
10,000 '" Oats ,• and., any amount Of
goodd wheat. ' 3:B.1)11120N & Co. '
Niles Valley, Jan. 1, 1870-tf.
Patent • Roofing.
ir HAVE bought the right to nite:i tbe; Paten'
Elastic -Booting in. Tioga County, and am
.now prepared to put on roofs.cheap and in good
workmanlike i nuttinef'. , This roofing is fire and
water proof. I refer to Messrs. Wright At Bai
ley, Toles & Barker, and C. L. Willcox, where
•samples can be seen and roofs in use.
; . • •••: HOBBS WINGATE.
Wellsboro, Jan.l, 1870-tf.. . ;
"Wensl4)*) Motel.
JOD. litotiLti Proprietor , A Jorge and
. commodious House , located the Immo
:diate vicinity of. all the Conity buildings, with
large and commodious barns attached. '
i fitilr•Jamea Hulett riots •as hostler, and Will
always be found on hand, attentive to intents's.
Jan. 4,1870.-Iy. ,
FOis Anything'
•
• .
•• Yon want in the
• c LINE,
Go to P. it. Williams & Co. They keep the
best stook and sell the Cheapest.'
Feb. 2,2,. .
CASH Paid FOR HIDES,
by Ni. A. DIIRIP.
Welloboro,Deo. 18, 1868.—tf
MI
ILlwry: • fiiituDlC Z
SETH WATKINS respectfully informs the
public) that he has established a
Livery tor Hire,
at the barn on the premises lately; owned by R.
.Q. Simpson, Esq., located on Pearl and Crofton
Streets, Wellsboro., He alms to keep good hor
ns and wagons, and intends to 'please. Prices
reasonable.—rNrof. 24,1889-Iy.
DonNo am4pinglo,teame furnished
.
•1 5 t he , 00 R_,IM of tb finest' ground Cayuga
, aster in Tloga Con -' 'be bad at
the ittirifield--klatstei Mill. -
11verhag at the Manalteld-'
Jan. 10,1810-3 m.
1:!=1
Furniture ! Furniture!
B. T. VAN HORN,
TrAVING completed hie neti► Cabinet Ware-
Jlia. house on Main Street, Washer°, hasstoek
ed it with a large and superior assorted stook of
FURNITCRE.
Ohambsr Suits, Walnut, Ash, Maple
Etc., ho., act', I
EU
OMfrom $l5O , down,. and u cheap
ee ,the _ game goods can be'go't
1n the cities, freight, added, '
Parlor Suits, , Wall:Ltd; Cherry, and
Mahogany, Reps or Hair Cloth,
from $125 down. Mao,
SOFAS, LOUNGES, COUCHES, TETE
• A-TETES,
with-Upholstery to gait. ,
Center Tables, Walnut orttarble Tops
Looking Glasses, Piraekets, Pa- .
per Backs, Rocking , Chairs,
all kinds,
Wholesale and Retail.
Xam manufacturing as tuatal; and intend to
keep a full stock of ware, home and city made
at all times. My Ware Rooms are epacions and
neat, and now contain the /argot, twang and
ben stook of I?Narnlture ever brought . Into the
county.
Mr
Planing and Matching,
SCROLL SAWING & MOULDING,
done td order at the Factory.
Jan. 1, 1889-tf. B. T. VAN HORN
WALKER & LATEzoP.;
DEALERS IN , r I .
HARDWARE, IRON, STREL,, NAILS
STOVES, TIN- WARE,
BELTING; SOWS ; CETLERY
! WATER LIME, •
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Carriage and Ilainefut Trimminga,
HARNESSES, SADDLES, ac.
Corning, N. Y.; Jan. 2, 1870-17. '
C. F. & 0.. Moore,
LIVERY AND EXCHANGE STABLES
Wollsboro, Pa. Office and Stables on Water
Street, in roar of Court House. They will fur
nish horses, single or double, with Buggies, or
Carriages, at ettor4 notice. Long experience in
the business enabibs the proprietors to announce
with confidence they can meet any reasonable de
mandsin their line. Drivers furnished, if desired
andpassongers carried to any part of lbooacitry.
Thankful for past favors, they invite continuamce
'of custom. - Terms reasonable.
Nov. 24, 1869.—1 y.
•
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTlCE.—Lettere' of
Adminiatiation having been granted to tho
nndereigned upon the estate_•of John Howland.'
-late of Deerfield twp., doled, all persona indebilbd
to said decedent or claiming against the . same;
must settlocrith B.‘I3OWEN, Adger.
Marsh 16,1670.-60
[MEM
FINEDOIL .
Tpro3pLL & co.
0N and attar lIONDA ,i,Nevil ls tk,lllo9 , Trains
,lanitanar499/ 1 : 0 011efi1 4 0 49 1 10wInif Nears,v la ;
_s 0011ift Wart
12135 a *?extzps Sundaye excepted, for I
isaffuld, Dun irk' lind'Cleveland, connecting with
trains for ithllVest:' - A sleeping Coach le attached to
traluktitiihidt throngh
td. , NIGHT EXPRESS, ' daily , 'for Ruch
eater BD Mitch , l'ihinkirk, Clirieland and - • Clad a
i aatlisnialtlag, dl.ll l o,f o 4 l lnectlea mitt) tritineor 'the
,_taan *Tank and ,Paltal4aoPainibrnY/11C }f urtalb.
uuhfrr
,and 'Cleveland for all pointy Yeah and at
' Inc intiatrt Withlthl Ohlo and AllesiselP fend Lontw
iv villoyBLoit iMielfeAlwaysfor • the South and fOtit LI;
WtoSt. - P. 1, : ' •
1046 lc , nu; MAID iItAIN; Sundays, excepted, tor
42,05 1111 , EIG1111, Sundays excepted. . „
:2,45 eh, DALTIMORIC RXPRESS,Sundaysexcept-i
ed, for ltochetiter and Buffalo, vie Avon. .
Q,OOO. WO, 'ESIIGRANT TRAIN, daily; fur 'the Wesii;
'7,38111n4; DAY RXPRESS, Sundays accepted, for
ttochester, Buffalo, Dunkirk; Clevelaud, Chicle nett,
.1
end ,the South . Slope at drincipal ; stations and con
, I . IO C IB BlAnti 0 4 twain lice--
.„
NM
.„
Nay end improved Drawing Itootn,Coa thee accompany
tide,tkalu- tcoui,.afe}v• York, So Llairdle..aud'eleeplyg
Coaepee attached at CorneltsVille; fuoida g through
'to Cleveland and Callon without change.
• EASI4.
. , .
4,45J4 M.,CINCINNATI ErPRESS, lionjays ex.-
;opted, : connecting at, re. fur Wllliarusport,
.flarrisburiautl the,SOuth; s so at Elmira forth' flue
"clalgOin tit Waierly - with'irain of Lehigh Ittlley Roil
' way ; Owego.for Ithate:; aillingliatutolu for Coo.
Perstowntind Albany ; and st New York with steam
, ' ars alid.Orterfloon Express tralps for Neiir England
; Lig,' Sloupips couches accompany thin train
to Now 'York. ,
11,45 . a. ~, EkTßEa,Sundays' . excepteo,
connecting ut Jersey City z with Midnight express
Mita of New Jersey Itailrotil tor Philadelphia. Alen
'shine tit principal Statsoni an d connecting points on .
.vattin _ „
NOW and incprovott,Drp,Riug Room Coaches accompany
taut ‘rftlßto Tiny Toth,
wAy,pltELOKT.Suudays excepted.
12.20 P. In.;_-E141.1.11$ A ,31#1L, Sundays excepted.
4.42 p• in., NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE ,MAIL;
0 2 .0.0d4Y4' o 3 (FioPteo, le o 4 ll ePqx43 • at - •E!'uire for the
7,513 p.m., - LIGLITNINCE EXellESS,Dally,counect
-,::laugst Jersey, city.witlx morning Express train ,ol, '
)pass airplay Bea ll:NA liaktiwore and AVaiiiingtoti;
, at ,Now,'York.' with morning Express trulu for
'Boston and'NeW England - Oltiei: Ater etimaatall pfln•
cipal stations and connecting points on mats, line. •
Sleeping Coaches accompany tniktral; through tO New
.Nork.
is 1 : ' I. r
•( - BAGGAGE CHECKED Tlll,lolaoll.
gra'A'ier.fitii(and Complete , !Pocket Time Tab' e"o
Passettger 'Xraiiton the lCrleltYUlway and , connecting
Linea bee recently bean publlebett,,and CAA be procur.
, etl on application: coats Ticket:Agent of the Company
WM. . . : L. D ,113.1CKEltr
• tiert'lfaee.e.gont. • - Gen'l pup!t.
Tiro ga R. Et
Tssinswilircin si follows nutiltarther notice:
A.Coodimodatioil-=Leaves Blots burg at 7,60 a. m..lslana
field $t 8;40 Tioga at 11,20. Lawrencovilk atlo
arriviag at Coruthicat 1/,10 A.M.
Mall,vLoavoal3l6 ll buFg, at 1,20 p. m.',ldaneflolo
Tl9O tit 2,45 ; LarrencOvil le at ;3,o—arriving at
Corning at 4.20 p. tn. •
llial/.4.eaved Corning at 'B,OO a Lawn:moo:villa at
9,03, Tioga 9,95; 3.lanagold at 10,22—arriving at
most-burg at ii,oan. m.
Accommodation—, Letiveb Corning at 2,40 p. ro.,Lair•
roncoville at 2,65 l'loga at 4.48, Maniliala at 6,80
atriirlagetillossbarg at o,lop . m .
L .U.I3II4TTIICK,Snp' t
Northors Central R.R.
TILLINE FOR THE NORTH.
Train a for Cauandagula leave Minima:A follow a :
Accomodatiou at ' 7 05 p
Eatirotta(laqtoat train on road . .... 12 20 auk
' R.. 1•) 00 p m
way Hrelght,(passonger coach attached].........o 20 a m
On and after Nor : . 15;1869, train wil arrive and
depart from Troy, as follows;
LEAVE NORTHWARD.
10 85 a. in.—Daily (excopt Bautlaya) for El raira,Butra—
Canandaigua. Rochester, Soap .Brititto and the
Ofnuadaa. •
,
966 a. na.—Dally (except Sundays) for _Elmira and
Buffato,Via Brio italtray from Bimira.
LEAVE .SOUTHWARD.
723 A. m.—Datl7(except Sandals) for Baltimore,
Washington,Phlladelphia S o .
966 P. m.—Daily (except Sundays) for Baltimore,
Washington and Philadelphia.
ALFRED R. FISKE ED. S YOUNG •
Gen'aupt.llarsbiburg, Gen'l Pass. A g't
Baltimore, old ,
eC-B-&-F-L-E
T. L. BALDWIN & CO'S
and see a nice atocta of Goods for the
e
FALL & WINTER.
uonma Enutsz (zoom
—all styles, colors and patterns=
ALPACAS, P ',LINS„______QAMBRICKS,
FRENCH JACONETS, OR e I •
• PEQUAS, VERSAILES, BLACK
' AND COLORED' SILKS,
• : • , &c., &o.
BEAUTIFUL' - Winter SHAWLS,
4
and a large assortment to select from
CLOAKS READY—MADE, AND CLOTH
TO MAKE MORE, ALL KINDS OF
LININGS, FRINGES, TASSELS
• &os, - , TO. TRIM DRESSES
OR SACQUES.
- Y4:NKEE NOTIONS
oan't be beat.- It keeps np with everything the
Yanklea have thought of so far.
HOOP SKIRTS, BALMORAL SKIRTS,
CORSETS, &C,
R--Oi-M---H~--N
MOSCOMEN .
too numerous to mention; but will say that you
will seldom find so large an assortment to select
from in a country store, and clear down to the
BOTTOM FIGURK
Wo also keeryt largo assortment of
•
REAPY-MNDE CLOTHING;
in snits, and parts of suite. Should we fail to
Suit
and you with ready-made, wo have Caesimero
A TAILOR TO CUT AND FIT.
Boots and Shoes,
HATS AND CAPS, .STRAW GOODS,
AND GENTS' FURNISHING ''•
GOODS,,'A COMPLETE 'LINE' OF -•
CROCKERY, WOODEN WARE,
HARD WARE, SHELF HARD
WARE, NAILS, IRON,
Looks; Latches, Carpenters' Toole.
IA GENERAL STOOK OF
GrOCERIES 9
Fresh, TEAS aro lOwer than at any time since
the war. Did not go to Cuba to buy sugar, and
so have some cheap. We aro ngonts for the,
•
E. HOWE SEWING MACHINE.
Farmers, If you wanttoole to work with drop le
SALT, LIME, PLASTER, PORK, FLOUR
• Lime, • Cayuga Plaster, &o.
Buttertubs, Path. Plaine, and Albton Salt to
flavor with.. All kinds of Farm Froth:leeward..
ed. Prices can't be beat. ' .
Tg _ -A~- S
T. L.;I3ALD'Oni it 00.
nom Pa., Jan. 1,1810.
COME TO
TIOGA, PA
such as
—Our stock of—
all styles and sizes.
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p,i(liji
„ •
r 1 ), FL G.
,iLtii:A:fii,yl
ME
11pH_, pds,aqti a t tb •
Pt, Wog ay o a, public tic
14
. 1
-they are propared to make or tarnish
=1
SASH ANA -BLINDS
5.?1:15 4 7_l - 414 21`
DOORS, SOOLI4,- SAw
, ;7, /W.; 11,,
Alm), dealers f 4
umber and Shingles.
'l4°o . 4llp' Xtekptll444l aitd glized
8 b y.:)
—1•
1 1 021 cent.. • •
9 by 1 13. 8 by 14, 10 by 12, 18 cent„..
10 by 14, 9 by 14, 16 cents.
10 bY.;10,k211 colitei 4 ( '
Our vrcick , l3, made 0019 beat. aeaioned lon4 l
and in the best tontniir. C‘alt and ree tic
.inn. 6, 289.0-iy.
litisitrtince A.genci.
WELLSBORO,' PA-
Gash pipitaf.Mr,ex 1$20;000,1000
3, IFIRST-OLAES CO'S-110NE BETTER
DATES. AS LOW t as z any- good Comeis4,
will take, Policies ou dWellings aLd laN
property wrltten'tit . and' deliveied
poy et ed i t rim m.
, • I
Are You Insured
It costs but little, particularly to inpuro tlio;
Inge, farß,property,,,,and,,centents t i -Aetaakd
dwellings and farm property,insured for 3 yiv i
lot an e: Or l eentu in d - 'e xperise' policy, i c S F
j A louse,' detached 104 more !neared E
81000 forAl:years;at an expense 0f.241,50. °tar;
$8,83} a year !
_s w at_ tat—good thing in can I
fire:; Furniture, provialOns, bedding to., at tit
game rates.l: 'floral!' no excute, rt
Ximilmde belnsured
.
If nc t with me, Smith ft Merrick will do it jnit
as cheap, and just as well; (Gratis, gentlemen
oho QM. be glad hensa.Vcritelbrfrfsnd enough
ithid?:denfier te pay for advertising.
".INO. I. MITCHELL.
Wallsboro, Jan. 1, 1870—tf.
,NOW _iticskkerk
Them Things is Airiv!-
EVERY thing is lovely, and the sneer bipi
depends from a sublime attitude.
You will Please: Observe,
•
that the lest natured man in, Town having u
ticisil thetwants of the public, and haling ben.
l
i
Orally su plied bimself ivith almost ererythiti
which thi world 0• n afford to appetite the;, now bone olentli• proposes to open the wholek
'fore the people, and say to all, old itud )tnit;
blaolt and white, rich and poor,
COME ,
•
You pay your Money and you take yfiLt
choice.
Don't stand out In the - cold 'exposed to thee!
entente and to the Sting,of the neighbon btu
bu! pull the latch strirg, it is always out in hi
iness hours, &c.
ENTERS
The large hearted proprietor, or his urban
good natured clerk will conduct lop, as it Tm
through aI ' r..
GARDEN
filled with_ ravishing delights. •
1 Ist. A GARDEN OF SPICES, in ' , bid
every thing Spicy,from a nutmeg to cayennovq.
per mar be seen and pit:Mare&
•
- '
2d A GARDEN OF SWEETS, in which v•
cry v ' ‘iariety of • Saceharine delights, both solidati
liquid may be had by the stick, pound or galks
and of such.flavor and complexion as wil; mote
every aching sweet :tooth' in your head fate!
jump with delight. Should you be poincleg;
cally inclined, this humane individual will ea.
duct you into a
GARDEN OF FRUITS, in which tilmoit
ery variety of luscious things to' - be found ,ginb
ered from the fear *quarters of the globe, Rid
shown to satisfy your largest lfingings: Clump
from Cuba, Lemons from Flhrida, Prunes le:
Turkey, Raisins from Malaga,Currants Irm al •
Grecian Archipelago; Peach es dried and fiat. •
od along with a great variety of Canned hull
from the Jerseys; Dates from Syria, and lip
from Asia *incr.; No end to the supply ofeu
ape = UTS from 8 Continents.
THE TEA GARDEN wi n t commel
your attention; the warm decoct ion of the ChM
leaf and the JaVri, bean have become almost ao
vereal beverages, and if gat swallowed too hot cc
to strong, the mild stinninntis .are esteemed .
eminently promotiiie of comfort and noolnlily,-
What compiny of elderly ladies could over fill
in peace - without them? Now 'your friend tit
GARDNER; will be most hp.Poy to show ycl
all this. He Will 'ask you politely to look at Li
Ten. You are welcome ,to try every chest s ri
see if GUN POWDER; Soucbong GREEN,
&o.,HYSON, _ which - Saver you like, but si
the ot)her styles whose jaw cracking names wadi :
be dahgerous to pronounce, COFFEES, in evep
style, ditto, ditto, ditto. ,
Furthermore,
The beneficent proprietor of th l
ia mammoth of
tablishment—ont of sheer good rill, and if )0 1 r:-
will believe him for no•other niative than yoti
_%
interest and his, has at vast eipease establiabd ~
;,';'
at the iame_plaeo an immense depot of ProT11.1„,-
-
1 - '
ions, consisting Cf ---- •.,
Flour, Pork, Lard; Codfish, WhitoFish.l - '
Sword Fish, &c., &c:
Meal, Hams, Butter, Trout, Blue Fish, t - :
I Halibut, &c., &c.
.•
All oi which ho intends to sell ut A ri l l'Ufit, ou Elt
printiiple of "live and let live." Ile gocerall I
proposes also to receive in exchange ail the prt•
ducts of your farm and dairies and it is s t aid ccc•
ffdoritiall4l to the public, that he neve' refuel
•
Cash.
Tho' it irks hitu wretched] to keep it. Sol
anxious is ho. - tbat , he dear poop e
nothing whatever that money can buy of
Millsboro, Jon. 1, 1870.
HARNESS SHOP!
INTAVLE, would say to, his friend!
VI • that his Harness Skip isnilw in fullbh:t.
and that ho is prepared to tarnish heavy or -
1-XistrilA3EoSe Sp
on short notice, in a good and substantialmo
ner, and at prices thatoan'tfail to suit.
The, best workmen are employed, int] nonebel
the best material used. Call and see.
Dee. 9,1888-Iy. j i G. W. NAVLE.
33. IS X' 0 el
MR. A. •,L. MONROE, Is the authorize d
Agent for Tioga,. and Potter Countiez, to
effect insurance, in the
Wyoming Insurance OempanY.
Royal, Capitol $5,0 0 1 0 "
London, Liverpool & Globe, Capitol; $16,000, 00
He will canvass ;the county during the week ek
ceps, Satuidaye, when, he will be found at de
office of John. I. Mitchell, to. attend to all Irlo
may give him a. call; A. L. MONROE ,
Sept. 220869-Bmo
• .High gehool.
Subscribor will' open et• School lc the
village of Osceola, on Monday, March 76 ,
1870, and continuo twelve weeks.
BATES OE TUITION
Pritilaiy; • ... .; . .
... „.. $3
0,0011130 ff s Englisb,..., .... 55,0°.
$6 00.
..... ..,..,... ..... ,
Bab. 9,-0: 0. 0. WARD, Priaolpil.
~ i
' L. A. GARDNER. zll