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t irill;NlA AT LAW.—ollice 111 130WCII
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li ronN •.1T LAW, over C. B. Relley,'s Dry Good
Wrigbt S: Bailey's Block on Main street.
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inollNlT AT LAW.—Ofllee.opposito Court House,
l'aray r 1110 k, WilliaMsport, Pa. All business
Rots - utt,nded to.--. Tau. 1, 1812.
.1. C. B , ,rang,
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1101 Nom no pains to make it a first
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`PENNSYLVANIA HOUS E "
"'" lATEIX known as tho Townsend Ilona° and
1 A fur a WWI occupied by D. D. Holiday, has been
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toil be happy to accommodate the old friends of
boa%) at very reasonable rates.
hn.1,1370 M. It. O'CONNOR.
TIIIE FARMERS OF
TIOGA COUNTY. .
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All Goss buildAng at manntakory:in Lawrenco•
a superior
FANNING MILL,
wileti pence...lea the following advautagcsbeqr all other
ulll3 :
R s ePraieh rye, eats, rat litter, end foul aced, and
I. tht.. and coats,
from wheat.
It cleans flax seed; takes Out yellow seed, and all
t thq" 'etas, perfectly. lt • • ' •
chaos timothy tMCd.‘ *
4. It does all other separating required ,pt y.
mlll fa built of the beat and moat -durable Um
d good Myth, and in sold cheap for cash, or pro.
rhEaill fit latent: i3levii; for IlaParaling oats Prom
to other,nous, on reasonable terms.
"AlranCerville. Jan. 1, 472. L H. ISATHEII. •
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I sang to my 'heart in the tittinanne of Mir—, ..
Anit,the tgetleletle.bird.44l Ll2O-synainore spra y" -- 1 ,
sang tckhie mato in the nest: ,-. . ' , -
"Sweetheart, the daffodil blooms on the lea;
The blossom's are. Ansuble and tree; 1 ,. , ,p,.
And alt throffigh the orntrinerry year we nl4l be '
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~' , , - „Tran*!:!nd Fent, Tren tind. Feet i" . ,1.1 , 'f:' ~ i
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I sang to my heart In the burning duly,'.
And the golden-haired sun in a sapphire sky
. Uplifted his fiery crest;
Anti . the thousand-tongued land was melodious with
song—
"Oh, the world shall ho merry, file days shalllbe long,
love In the sunshine is reliant and strong, 4
Treu land Feet, Tredund Feat l" '•
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t ry heart 04 wsinepf ine Tear; f
And the ro of the an mkt hung lurid and wear
ar down in the sorrinribl west;
The nest was forsaken, the snarrows had fled,
The music was hushed, and the blossoms were dead,
But a voice through the silence and solitude said, •
and Feat, Treu and
Aud - sti {ruing th's(voice iu the wind Slid- the snow,
"There Is light niter darkness, and joy after woo,
' And the loveltbet is tried is the best;
I care not though tempeat'be black in
Though the bird may be tickle, and blossoms may die,
What matter? my dearest shall find me for aye
mid peat, Tifier.' end Feat I"
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The Famine and TerribletSulferinginemlA.,
/Editor ql"the Agitator:—As I have not been
a constant:reader of your paper lately, I do
not knqw but yopt%rTle6haiT been quite
fully informed of tbe terrible suffering in
Persia from famine. , I am [led however, to
think otherwise, from the silence of almost`
all 4iio journals I have read on,the subject.
But AS - 41iCie4s no.datiger of , aWidtening too
great an interest on the subject, and as we
need to be often reminded of such matters,
will you permit me through your columns
F. A. JOHNSON
to say that for so* time ; a most dreadful
famine hai jiievailecl over ii considerable
part of Persia, so that all subsistence fur
man and beast has been wholly -consumed,
the greatest distress has prevailed, and star•
vation Jo an, unparalleled extent has taken
Bev. J. 11. Shedd, one of our rnissiOna-
ties there„ writes: "ln many places half the
populatidn luni perished for want- of food.
In the city of Shirar and vicinity whole
familieghave,died off,, in some instan
ces the corpses have been devoured by the
survivors. Thousands more must die,_ un
relioied from abroad.
"In the city of, Ispahan 14,000 'are oftl-
Cialli - reported 'aS having died of starvation.
Among the pastoral tribes, numbering over
a million, the direst miseries have been ex
perienced. The pastures have dried up; the
Clocks find , herds, hove l perished; their de
pendence foi food is gone."
These are not exaggerated statements.—
For months the most reliable accounts have
been received. And ought not the people
In this highly, favored lantlto Unite itt:#nd
big relief? - Siimdthing has been sent from
England alid Germany, and about $4,000
from this country, by which a few have
,been relieved,_ and a few lives saved. But
ten t 1144, 'and probably alaindred times its
much is needed. Probably the famine in
Ireland, which - awakened. such general in
terest here -a few yearzi ago, was compara
tively small to this,
Will not the publisherS of - nil newspapeio
call' the 'attention of•their reader's to the.
subject, And will not the people every.
where in this favored land contribute tore-
lieN7e the suffering?
Let us not wait in oiler to get large sums,
9- to get every one .to contribute. Let u 4
go to work hastily; gather up what we' can
at once, and send it wig! Op hopl that it
will save some poor fellow creature Arom a
horrible depth, by starvation. , Moneys for
this purposq may be sent, tot Arai. Rankin,
No: '23, Center street.---Voric--louLt-he
“ ter or tiliS - iiilirle will guarantee time - c.v._
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ery dollar will go directly to rprilja, 11/ lip
— thfully ex end d to relieve' the starving.
E. D. WELLS.
ijille, Aug. 19, 16'2. 1.
Lawi enc
Linn,
figs About Dreamsd
_ls it not a curious fact, for example, thi
roma are all the crodions of our ow
minds—that we ourselves originate the forai
:tnd faces that look on us, and *haps tel
iify us—that we 'think the thoughts tha
others seem to speak with their lips—tha
we and no others are the others of the cow
edy that is acted before us, or of the terri
ble tragedy in which we ourselves are the'
only sufferers?
There is another curious thing about our
dreams, and that is the short period of time
in which they occur, This has been often
measured—by noting, lorexample, the hour
or minute when one has fallen asleep,
dreamed a long dream,• and awoke. Many
remarkable instances'of i this have been giv
en. • I shall add to these one from my own
experience. Very late One night, when wea
ried in body and mind, I was dictating to a
friend what required to be seat to press
early next mqfw
p, Lep* a aeatened and
'suddenly' fell asleep t tlA4reamdd a verflotig
and complidaterd &Tali andliAeti I awoke;
_feeling quitb tefirOhed,....but !for ta tptmui Wh nt
utterly corifWed ivilprelVas Or at
I had been doing. Recovering myself, I
began to apologize to my friend for having
so long detained him at that hour of night,
expressing the hope that ho had been able
to employ himself profitably in preparing
his college exercises, when, at last, ;timing
round—for he had boon - writing With his
back to mb--Lhe asked me, with an express
ion of wonder and almost alarm, if I felt
unwell; or what did I mean? I wondered
much more ;svhen.l heard that he had 'never
lifted his pen, nor bad. eeasedwriting, and
that I was aroused by his repeating the last
word of Op sentence, so that could not
possibly have slept above three or four sec.
orals! And thus along dream, which seems
to occupy a night, is often found to have oc
eupied,
,perhaps, only a few seconds heforp
waking, This ratty acceunt for ti fast often
noticed by men recovered from drowning,
that just before becoming uncoaseloustheir
whole life seemed to suddenly pass before
them like a panorama„and - tune Ny'as nutty %
lag_ in the rapidity of `thought.,
'There:ls one experierice which we have
acquired, I believe, from put' Areal/A l as
from no other soured, and that is our awful
suffering through fear. Who was ever smit
ten when awnite—witli such abject terror,
such dread alarm, Prot sights of .horror,
from dangers dim, impalpableoriysterions,
overwhelming, as in a nightmare? We seem
to encounter death in its worst forms, to
combat terrible foe a, to endure agoied pt
tornont, to iiiipprspentgtb by ...ievory 'savage
demon Meal power—wild beasts - Of - the des
ert, the hideous forms of serpent life and of
ocean life, while we are all the time utterly
powerless and deserted. Even the dearest
friends turn away, and we are alone antitha
all that can fill the soul with such fear that
the hero of a hundred fights starts up with
a cry of terror, and the greatest emperor ,
screams like a chlid I Whatw
a .olultrful
..deseriptionia that: of such; &Ont./given
Ehpitaz the 'Temanite in the Book of
Job: ,
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Now a thing was secretly brought to me, and Mine
ear received -a little thereof. In thoughts from Ole
visions of the night, when ilepp *lepp Meth (di men,
fear emit° upon me. and trembling, which made all my
bones to shake. 'then, a spirit passed' before my lace;
the 'hair of my flesh stood up; it stood still, but I could
cot discern the form thereof; taa image, was heroic
mine eyes; Mean was talePr,F..l . '
It is very likely that: lon will sagely re
mark that all those terrible dreams of ours
have been caused by some trifle—sonic in
discretionin eating, or by'sorne acid; in.
digestion. I have no doubt-this is generally
the case. Some of - you may have seen an
excellent caricature of George Cruilisliank's
representing a maivasleep_On 'his back, with
an expression of agony on his' face, while #
black pig sits on his chest, and looking at
him, asks, "Why did you Clitpork for sup
per?" A most pertinent quektioli; — whipli
might be yaried by askinfspfferers from
nightmare, "why did'yottetit cheese, or pig
crust, or this or that dainty,'-which eau4.s
you pow to suffer?" ,And it surely is, worth
as laught,so viviffly Each ,nigtiV.
agonies. - -what pi,..effeet the body has on the
mind; 'how what' we calla trifle - aftipting the
nicely adjusted and finely tempered organi
zation of the one willAiteeP 011_ s citrArd
a small morsel perhillis 'Of 'to te t Oi
make the immortal spirit of the greatest
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Statesman - as: ' of 'the 2kieilOot:
huy experienee 7 aliarter of -great idarltuesst,
So, hook abartr,after:Hie'bedy,PY' cOb(4.4e 11 00:
to aod)f ,SvlU
save inucirsufteringin the , entaU.... , - - :-
- Anot he eeinitai siact abOutdMirrui is that:
We very', seldom If iiii"Or fOitli:o4 l / 1 4 .-*Illit"
chiefly occupies out' miOds 'during. thei.day,
This side of the brairitaitto - Speaki4ii.weat'
vied, and sleeps sOundly;:whilialhat 'portion,
which- Was idle. - during the dap etaidris
awake and - works at - night. Accordingly,
if we want to kitovi' whet hail giveit rile, to
font dreatpa,,womust search among the meat
Ariyial ' our day-th b !Halts but abist
triVialltire.so numerous thatwe seidoircliaire
palience to search long enough to distirver
the Piny', cuP of water ,which .at 'fiight Our
fancy ulagnifieS into ea oceSitiosSed
storno Hence dreams from different,Sout-,
ces ma assume nearl y the sainefottn:" . For
exttuipl;e: when one of my boYs was itl With,
scarlatina;--I had a shocking attack of
'nitre which' I was titt.Clllo,l2ll3:i•V* . 01511
dray hI v'`roan a house on , tire, ' itnilrfmii t
which awoke With a sense of , herror4l.
seeing hint Perisir in the flntnes - while ep•?
pealing; ale' for help. lA' Teen' T ap tti'lri9
that was told by his sick nurse that;
he wa.4iin a refreshing steep,'ind tbitt he had
sprungitlp,in the night *with 'a • scream, •Intr ,
ing ilia!, Ins room was on fire: 'I was deter
nuned„lif possible, to trace out the originet.
so strange a coincidence, and seartit'alr,iong'
the tripes of the" ',past'dityLlteicallitig pny
thoughts, X remembered, thit 4 at ciowilOti,
meeting the , previcais evening littit4 -, c6rde.c-:
tuned' 'what would be done in . the ill-conv
structeii took .fire r anti-frow n - ;L
could poisibly. fescue &di family who
were seated in the inmost pail Of. it:
much for.tuy part:
share? i On making minute inquiries, • I. Wl—
cerluinedthat the physician attending.him
had casu4Uy4emaiked in' his heariOg4lie
day belore, "Although this' room is very'
coinfoftable; I have a dislike to . all. garret
rooms Peached by wooden stairs on -account
qf fire. Thia remark ho had Lewd and no
ziced.
Thui our dreams, so• much ' alike,- occur
ring the same night; originated in different
yet sunder trilling incidents of the previous
day l- 7 .-;Vermaa,- - • • - '
DR, LIEBER ON THE
. PRESIDENCY.,; ;
A dermani Opinion of Oree leylam.
Dr. Prods lacy, the eminent Germaxi
leador; and se °La i . wrote to .a Mend in
Washington u days ago Ms views on the
present national canvass. The letter was so
complete an argument in so short a apace
that the gentleman to whom it was addresi;
ed obtained permission to print it.. It leas
follows: "
; . " liv„‘V Yam, Aug. 30.872:,.*:
fiD4ar Sfr:--1. have always taught it as a
maxini of fundamental importance that he
who has a right to vote is in duty bound to
vote. Snubbing the poll is undutiful., ' Vo
ting for tut impossible candidate is equiva
lent to not doing onr duty, especially in a
country the policy of which is primarily'
founded upon general suffrage. We come
down then to do this: we must vote,'and
can Vote only . either fur Grant Or for Air
o re *y. e cannot vote fort, man, in the
utoon nor ought we to abstain from the bal
lot box. Solon made a la w that 1 4 porn
continotions evury Allteniiin slinka tuiteona
side ~a the other. 'Certain tL is that ju peace
ful jit ks , if yam Absence of civil war be
called peaceful iittleP, the priiioipie of So
lon'a jaw ought to bu universally accepted
and acted upon. , , , •
4 .• haven the nomination of Mr. Greeley,
and especially the peculiar. method of the
nomination at Cincinnati, seemslo be :a do-
plorable fact In the annals Of our country;
•ausl the Baltimore ratideatioir is like Coneu
imiage between Republicanism imd pan-wo
ra!y, taking tli s csil 410rd . 4, or course, in their
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paily meanings.- Mark this the Democrats
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do JIM surrender io the Republicans; on the'
contrary*, .Mr. , Greeley and-his followert stir:
render to the , Deenoperaey. - Elections, like
_ra ., Wr 'be spoken. of
know, sliouldldt," r, y -t rypiPPe L- _ - ..i„,. l L tit
dei3 of btate§, we shaß;havela
hint a fat .worse President than We bad in
Mr. Buchanan_:,. Is i not openly avowed by
.ccessionistS; Who declare themselves Gree
ley into, that the' lost cause will'then stand
once more a ,fair ,Chancel' That pitiful
Stare rights doctrine— . nong can linow'it bet
ter its intricatfillo't myself—will visit
us again. It destroyed the noble Common
wealth of the Netherlands, it' brought our
RepUblic,to the brink of ruin, and it would
unavoidably bring upon us, .under that Pres
ident,
disloyal c.l,sorder, and probably san
guinary contusion. As to financi a l On;
that could not be avoiilo. Will be
top, eltTayagnnt to apprehend from' a 'coni
bintitidrittlaillif Mustlake - .place . lnndez:zo .
weak and botch receSs aim% rlteppdik
tion,;pensioning the rebel soldiers; tissiirning.
the rebel debt. Why riot? The glorlfica
tion Of the ICenttmity rnsolthiens, though, if
1 recollect irght, -Mr. Greeley calla - them in
one of his works a rank treason, find re
newed eivilbloodshed stare us in the face.
Nowhere are amiable fictions more out of
place thanithelitatesuiritiktilit nitdillrietl4.l4
mine, whose name 19 knoWri'fn both
hemispheres, weillebe obliged, should this
country really be visited with that election,
riot ` indeed to shake those hands which
foully brought him to the -verge cd death,
for they are bolleg in Ow grave, but toshake
hinds With' those who warmly applauded,
and ;doubtless still applaud, the cowardly
and;savage act. •
They charge Grant with centralism. Do
they again.cpnfigfrlLl:nationansfirit'Wf
tralism ? Havel thee dirt rne Iron
hist.nry and our'itYWn times that the Demo
ei aey is always inclined toward absolutism
andklespotism ? AU State rights men, even
Mr.lCalhoun—he was personally my friend
-were severe centralists within their States.
Their idea of proper government in the
Unibn 71#A Kay tlloutmat possible State op
position to the national government, just as
tt had occurred in the „Netherlands, Still
you may possibly object to this the question,
whether the Democrats havp ntit ed this
country to a glofifllla llPValpluent. I totally
finnycontqrtitteit grown great des k
pile of • w iiich Is eliaracteristicallY Dein- '
ocrittic—clective judiciary, disregarding the
Sutirente Court, distribution of national
.funds, repudiation, State riAlits doctrine,
idolatry, of slaverY,,and a 'civil 'xvitt; v '
tfiiirly began to reseriNg tbe Cternien thirty
YOTI' CV:II%. Willi'relerenee to the Demo
crats and the success of this country, we
have the same old and ever-repeated error
in logic--becausethings existtogetherthere-'
fore WO' stand as 'Cause - and effect to each
other. 'Storks love the frogs of, the Nether-,
lands,!, and,- on - every farmer's house is a
stora'snest. The
U Netherlands was a repub
lic; teri:COM tr,p4l tai hi, said, 'Storks like
I Ei4itailics , ‘ " •
tWe aro told thingsought to be forgotten.
What haVo the Republicans done ? Has one
traitor been tried ? has ever a people shown
suelt absence vengeance as the Union
people of the United States have done ? If,
as 1 pray, God to avert, the Democrats come
in again under Greeley, it pginitva no proph
et to foretell ilia} ire Shall see a very dif
terbrit spirit on the part„ - of 'the' victorious
Deinoerats. I shill vote for Grant.
-Your obedient servant.,
"FRANCIS LrEnfn,".
Joshua F. Bailey, is one.of,the; immortal.
men 4 hose Dania' stood-..conspicuously in
the Tribune column of defaulters
.uoder
(Idiot.. lie.. was_ eqnspiebnOn*h?Clitltie of the
ufggriltiide* 'id - lils 111010, '1;i3. 1 3.11. The -
aniount will be cellecteti of_ his, sureties, as
is true of others. , But that fact was, of
course, kept out of ,si4ht by the Tribune.—
lts'Object was to deceive, to convey an im•
pression of profligacy and great losses by
this Administration—an impreasicinjust Alio
opposite (*the - truth: 42 Mir was there the
slightest intimation that any of these defaul
ters had beett,appointed, at , thio iii,attgAtion.
of PreeleY Petitttri 4 C. A ilcio..NYlt.t.!o o (1 , f
d i nt f= et ought to. t ay_c,seated, its,.ups„iti.
crCttal elicOcoorcalledfortliii frank 'tick:
/ 8
ti Wk. gement of the truth. It did neither.
Sense of shame, a love prustice were tilt;
4 owed to influence it a ta l i t ti breadth. It
b , cowig)##‘l t,tr.P4X.4IY Py .T ,oat logy_ 40
!, cinisitclntiortvtirtling the ti,spltititiotts';oft
rl.eley for the Presidency, it has out
_1 ose from the thousands who have been the
petrel* and frlends'of its youth' and ~ age:-- -
The bumiliatimvis great; but its cheek ling.,-
les'not. The public, however, have aright.
to know the extent of the wrong and injustice
/nava., 5 .e 1. .‘7
il—raiumDrunv - TiuGA ,1 ) A s " - Di 3bi
*DAY AITGII 4 ST I-
.1/1•• 44
The-List of DEfaultere
•
o -is•atinblO en : s eirA ;11.01"0 knit*
Voundeziebiti: -. tW,4,,Ndtidnistrstiini Thei•s=
liltutS t ,-*Wiiiirly
• 14 friends wilt-.thisnijormittedloitalgt:i44lo
tage . 4 . 4 their- '01463' oldokli,onid'ithpoit
the " Admtu4trattO' - vvosur,b - liviv;
-Ovideneo it,sbOubilbe
;„Ifibor e lino*: to
and nieWsoned arrpwiii 4hey-unioi not be
Inirprised to see these airtnytOturti . itig hakk:
Orgies or Tem
, Toett.7anuw.lo,.lB4
„ tr,,,.P..:Fessestten, ,S...rretcry the, Ow44lArtk , ..
_DEAD. tilsits. Mr. J. P iats for nom iwayiariy
been spechil *Atli{ iiillaTrua.nrs th•psrtment in this
city, anditutt comineuileei inintett ti gettentV esteem
by tilt intelligent and t:atne.elr , Etiili
t”tints io'thS
lion shuseCittiathe skibiencti ellteraitif. Whatl;
-iv his services - b .'ibis - or
in come ether posittint, lite r -4sl) tkoy} witfbci
found eifecti, ye stip _his3vn.) , ls. tlitactivi
,7onrs•; :;”
-4 , •
Ron.,
thket Vat 48)hiiitta V.tinte?..ialitc;ttrynitt
`able considerstitin Art 7i , PAiilley,otMew :York city..
1
fok Hoiso•posaionin
bomb .Thipartment.., Rohm* nAntfiAll*oll46o744*4:
4elice; isys:sooity..,sonneserviss...!,,
shall .to gratified tx). l o , ini.tbot.v , 4l,Owip - 4(4ogriatid
Lim from, tomepite,ettlitre bit tti outs may havo their'
gitatest spbpse oinsarailin ski; reapectinpy,
; t Aszryotr.
TEO. "114Ditiiiiii2247 - ,l2sYn , ; 1,1164 mi;
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•Tork, 12 NMI tur IE2 tiroWtb' 6104 it tp: 4 ll
.6l:l44.ll.l4ittWallYing thilj Page le - PRADlgprit•
tilit,2lo ,etubtit iiithe2 2 4:42.1)14 04 ira7l: 62 ;-. 1
2222e12 of ,legts *Wkilleives4U24l2l24o,4o, 0 ,
Meet *IA is mailitiorst ItieWanti4W /2 0 1 1 4 12 M 64 1 ,
I h 2,2 _llever 111 1 4.272221( tgau ist wilimo Inutineo . I,tai
ruilir 113111(VieekeilbeeetigblYbellivemeitnitte
. edieire. :, 101,211 y. Atßovn 4
• ;a. A u ply
leadle iteputliesuel an 41e1.1e " Ntito041:: 11 4-114iretealiv
asteemetl I unsure httilPF etutp*,2lsi3l be WWI 1
Ida ilidaldiart4 : i , ThdrY0 1 81 10 ) •
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Illitlikatily Syiiiiliblnk ot teliblipy,
2W, h_ ,e: lll % l Yopigi''brginiV , 14i3iiiiilther4ei
wq r uil l s suottr4t#o. 1
,0 11..votitom , . i --.
_ lien a woman,begins,to'roadloveilioriiii
abed—lhat's a 'symptom. -- 1.- .: ~, :' , ::-,,,..:
_When -ii wornangives -a tele'.
,on hearing,
of-a Wpdding-74t4tit's asyr,nptum, - -,..,,
When a woman begins t0....,iiak,„ - thfit ',she's'
refused many en efferr4tiinVit,,i) symptom.. • .-
,Nlititi:a '_;wAilittlir begins to, talk :- - about.
rheumatism , lii her ;linees4that'S, 4 sYs,Mit••.
tom. ' .. ' L
,--' When a wOmati . begins to refuse to tell
her age—that'sa syMptem -
Wheß llMOMattpegilil9 ti find fault with
her lookingjeMfArd4#3' itirin't flirtlie
feattireerightuatrilit ills qui- ii‘ u, , ts;,,4t 0
What a watnan begina to. talk about cold
drafts and, stops up the crevices inikedoors.
slid Winilow,a;+that's it's4•niptii - r&- : '-s I. 't , - --"-
- . When a wonted ,beginS -;tos:iiiiy r :whaf:ii
dreadful set of creatures inert tiri,,, and that
She Wouldta-, he htitherlid '', lath <Mti ftri the:
worldi-that'a a aympturn.,. , . , ' ,
• WbOp.: a: woman , begins - to:. Change -
• her :
...
shOes ;every' time she'conies into.thetense,
lifter
.9, walk that's a'-symptom. -' ;• •
.--i-,
When a W man'begins in
,ssy, thin a" set,
,viiiit - has HO.' Will:10E1p, , Wtit a - I nectlieahlt•-•
that's 4 syrii iiiin ',- .-.-,. • - ---- . -.-, , -
When, Itiv, in lifto) e tii . have a little (tog,
trottla4 atter herLttiit *. t sii'synitiiiiii..o 4 ;:•-; .:•.-
W eri a Woman begin 4: hi 4, have% a eat nt
her elbow at meal time, and-4ives it mod.
,eued milk—that's a sympha t . - .1 .:'•t
Whim it Waillati begins hilie ashamed to.
take WY her bonnet in a, gentbanisn's; - 4.;oin-,
piny because she has, no .pap on--,-that's,ii
symptom.
. When ii woman begins to vitt) bed with
her etoeitingfi and' a thinitel nightcap 0g , .-..-.-.
that's a symptom: ,- ...,,_; .
_.
~ „„ 1 -
When a woman !wino -1(i put - hit- angora
before her Illuaili when talking to any one;'
fur fear they should see stie . ' ! l to , iii.g . -, 4 9 ,r :
teeth—that's a syMptom. 1 : ',i- . '
Civil Service
_Reform.
•
A special Washington illy
New York Times Bug; 41.r.lfweitly,4ttows
scalOttiqg AIM% V Vatelerbilt, , lJrh , :lk.
klicafaikaigitco,pflu r a..tifne-tht 7 sr
Senior would not pay, and whieli i -dewed
probable Mr. Greeley would have to losritttl,
less he could assist young Vandcrhill t.fi get,
the money out of §ogehiely else without,
returning noy Valuable consideration. The
United States Treasury _Scented ..most open
to attack, and it,was made in regular form,
and Was long continued. In the _first place
Vanderbilt was quartered on the defaulting
Bailey, who wit hini 'on the pay roll-'ot;lts
office, and paid, sci
4 4.9,000 a year to Mr. Greeter, To gt.tt the
*lti;cott hapii inthis way would take - longer.
Gaul Jacob served for Railing; and more
,speedily"to draw it from the fountain ottliq•
Treasury, it was determined that, - .o,Arnti. t
iTeiblit, Jr., should have g WiNt nftit u.. ......
Gail- Grant blia been tempi:tined of for
At 4offing all the old laws of, the Unite :
state,' when- e nominated? Mr e AL'Ni, Stew:
art fdrascr e tary of the Treaskltt lutr
Greelerhadltot then beconie:sei:;_iffo 7 :-,IN:
was be tletia Reformer..44-fiaY.llllo.al.rg.
Stewart wasrecoguized 'as Secretary hy..aft
iniAn4gtlon qf letters to the Department
!fug lor,,offices,
,
Mr. Vanderbilt's was almost or nett() Itile
first tine received. It ertra gaintinvo :
Waidmicerow, D. e l March 1130.—TothilIV. ,
T. ate Ilisetatery of the freasury; 1 3 -;
D. (11,:41nri most respectfully make applied nor
the poilitien of Assessor of the Ninth dishier., Stateilt
New York. Hiving hill confidence in my
discharge the duties incumbent do oftlae.;lac t i otki‘
ly with nenor and el-edit to myself '1)14 'to pay 0'01144
ore, I am, sir, very , respecitiA cilpdient Ur
vast, • , 'AttlatErELT, an.,
•
No. 85$ Fifth Avenue, N.
•
Under theletter is the following irliree,-,
anent in the handwriting of , ,Grecieyz.: • - •
tridorile the foregoing application of Mr 0 , Viine
derbilt, and respectfully ` at hlii applit i m n ia
/ W RA PS qTlt-ini.vil New York:
Mt. -Vanderbilt reteivetlejdefired
f_lppctittliod,4l4:Efo'fil*..fitil,iwil, fie dire's'
31f. preeley nearly the timotint r - 7 ,
Anyone can therefore guess whitt , ts-likely.
to hitppen to Mr. Vanderbilt antt the Untied
States Treasury if btr, kiNeley
.. . .
Ail Appeal , to Celpred Voters
. . i WAinikerroA, Aug. 9, 1872. .1
ailored /Wow t Ifieens:—.ln view of thq
insidious and dangerous advice and
,P2IIOWI
of Mr. • Sumner, 1 think it ig My dy er to set
forth a few urgent l'enerina why we, asn race
and as Utley? pitieSoti;,all lioolid ,uo c iti the
same interest, , cannot; antishouhrnot vote
for Greeley and Brown, but that to a' ma
we should cast our whoicrWaight into the
nc)%v
scale for Grant and Wilson:' - • • I , • ' - ,- --
First. e in the South have:beencjiheta
ted fro slavery by the tlimet agency
. of the
RePubli an part y Uad Greeley 'ffeen Pies
ident-instekt of 'Lincoln, we ' Wuehl 'to-day
havp been In a worse bondage under -the,
Slaite Republic of the Southern Confederate
Stafes - than,ever before. , Greeley advocated
thitepelicy and did his best to establish 'the
Republic of which slavery was to 1,00 pie
chill coiner'stone. -' •,'----- • - ' •
I Second. Our first vete was east as freed
men for Grant in. 186 a: Rave we been dis-,
app4itqcl in ibe result of-his -Administra
tino -1 - relilous to that'perhxl -you - had no
vote. Now we have equal rights (or almost ,
equril rights) with the white' race,,,- We van
acettmulate property as' Oter:ilce , We have'
the law's protecting otter*, ft.l Alley linen;
out marital relations are r&spected; our
wives and children are our bwn, and not
the.property of others; we can'testify in ev
ery court; we have the right if we have the •
power:to bare our brethren eructed` to. tile
Codgress of the conntryt we are a power
triett is Ulti we hold thebalance; '
Of power
ht America; no corroppt or vacillating . man'
eta be-elected _ to • the „President' el; chat r
~.nril
esa We consent td•vote 'for bine' '' - ' • ' -- .
... third. 4ll'Oirtlits• oebiiried 'iiiiii , e 1 1865.1
and chiefly since we cast our vote , for -Geri,
Grant in 1868. Are we prepared to risk the]
abandonment of these great privilege's Mt . •
blessings, and vote for a man ,v4O 40110 .-
tb(tt any State may dissolve WM ilie Uftion
When she Fps lit, or pass such laws-Etta may
spp(e ttt tie; hest? Arp we prepared tri - tote
let Alp hemittees of the Derneeratielthrty,
whose , hearts never have chanoot toytord
us, who kept us in 'slavery kts lupg - aktliey
tlad the power l and Who if they lia44l.ke
power stain would, to say the:Vast -ot :it.
dq tlielr very . 'Almost_ to
.lestl i ct our . 'libett
tles.ao4 tippet ea ea et 'old. lir. Sublil
may actelVe-biuoulf; he cannot deceive • ;
to use the :lritiguage of Mr.latitesit. - ,D
little ; Chairman of the Convention,.* , .h
notpinrited,Mr. Greeley,, one of-the oh cis
of/the petaination bCtnelfir °Veil hr r"f l -
T negto supremacy ." And„fOraeoth," tit i s
I thistsapremacy they so much wish t • vp
throw? 'lt is simply, the cancella is of
" T *". VIIIIKS-.1.81.1011••••••
aiiimorilriiilyttiiiiain g s Enid, pr: loge:4 oint
- Ineottetyijr4giti**oade4i Amite no no - .
tinenete3i,‘,„ 4 ,r4titt , p,iPocl to bAIT,. Inn' In
b
With - GilibtA* aticnhy - istOlueuhulhbleq.
1 41 , 1 bet, made lasting. 'With ,
wo
. ud enter upon a Se,n hAf : ;,rou-,
Mit - ansunitnoW,lit'atylsnaus fetnre.
ternpul4us;adlihaiis - would bier friends.--=
surrbitfidshittri ait' they
even.',ll4 ) iitrallakulif t ev'en 'few litautteh
friendsihintittendeayouto,stent the
troublea, they,','wottld be swept $w 4,( ,wlth
thertoZtikinintAte &tit work of. the Ro.
PbLuparty' robe an; 'abortion.' I; ,
not be - 014 4 We Will send one rote out of our
entire nildstlO'kelp bringq‘about such dim
thati when the time
comes, .v,ertrtnin eur arses will be found.
true to Op hunian rights to , ali.
b:i#Daiitok Dondtdoe.
': , britilitkillatt' Pre Abets: 1 '-' -" '''-
- V,46; 6,44 '4lll'g' "eillidatif 46r - the`
Viiii_lis 'kW elnituffir fitiritrbe' • ttautk.
6
tierPef ' iiii4, (blither inhabitants' dtthis
eatintry. - ~ Ithtliti, ease.: of 'Abe death iof t - 1140
'Preside it thn...Viee Pri*ldent tabealaisplacia,,
'and teXtircities 41,14 prier during Ole I.erift.
As Preilidenta ere generally well: in; in 'life'
t when theytakteofElde, and? thaw, eanee and
respenspilitr , tVfronitight,,the •'ehttatee-of•
_,,Klee resident'e baying .to.: discharge...the :
lun e fops of hia,chitt Isnot 0 : 91.1 XO/flute. ;
fad (4 . la ;t he , h l ,4 8,44t1ea we have had
i Hsi' eises,af nsOyeetdciflt 'Tiler; Filltonf
and tlnfinhatri* tt.t.rilfi7PreettieW
CA ftvta 4. these men gains -the cottnxry
sign tillustratione of ,thedfallPere, P 0 , 1 4 449,
i b d,
`flow; fr4m ~ .80.0 ,21c4014e t t iTYler . *Parted
"fil - if: paitgi .I,,q4o l ). 4 ;4lingracea hifliself *I
F•thei w de country bY atopetaibig`athlaltiaut
' geld 'lty . Waandittion , of 'beiplesedraniret
enn 99. .liefibandobed Mr pare also,-rend . t
by his aneelte4,,abelitiagy "nad,,igriorance
1
prodetlijilMself, cptite, worthless 49 a politl!
910, zee - front 'if.' entire 'Partitions' paint or
,Viiisvi But In, Ibis, ulthough ho embroiled
the eci try in n't needless , way,-the made a
milatake whichmeny other alea might 144V0
Tim* ib _his. place- In his drag Mt 1 attaga:,
ration'itgeno, bowfiiitir, Old his blasphemous
stump SPeeclieti 'afterward; 'ho exhibited a
cher:tette infehna had never been seen is an
Ainerielm:Prosident .before. , ..:. •.-: -... ~• ",
1 • • -The deseriplietaißfe Johnson by thoDcuk.
Locrate tbefore •h 0 t .beenaut l a Democrra~t are
worth :recalling. - The 'newspapers' of 'that'
party liad•no•worditatrabtitilve for hint.' •ffe
' weal al law 4 hfeiVerese-roadit-palttielariv.he
'Vies NI! ignorant - boor; be was ta, , drunkard;.
40,04 everythingpthat , was has? and dis-,
otiolg.,, INA() Wasa good . deal of bath
an what they Said; Loa; althinigh' they forgot"
,altaboat it and described.' the se* rim as'
,a noble martyr after he went over te their
party.: • •., ' -,
~n. ..1 - - i,t,.., ; • ... •
..,. i t
' kis pariousiptretnetnher t too, have John-,
•santplas; nominated. ' No e xamination, was ,
made into his character arability.,, , Nobody;
thought of.iminiring whether ha , was .fl.so
ber Plan, - or Whether he was competent,' lat
tatty It . Way, • t .o•ile,cliattge Gni ,duties of rho
Prest4attf Ile was •nominated because, a
loya floutherner was needed on the ttehet
to 0 rset ;MA Lincoln, t . ' ,
In a t still, anora ref . ..ideas ;way - Nr. Chat?.
Bri)itrli wn - i, recently nominated at eincin
riall 11l liiiiinabbub' Which' Succeeded the
balloting for'PreSidenf, la Ilium was thrust' t
doWn the Convention's throat; :no time; was I
givthi ;for ;deliberation or„ iflaalry,; in ; feat
the COnventlon taad at the , time cowed to be 1
a fieli berativp hody, find had' solved itself
bald, a mob: ' This, ni we - lhavolust now l
said WM Wit:morel ya repetition of- the mis.
take ituttlezin selecting Johnson,—it was an
exak.teration ofi Ito , ill ,JahllWlJ'll case•Atttla,
had,..been known either for or against ins
character. lll{ id.r...tiroxvil'ai'ciiiie;leatitever,
grave 414' lied 'already' beeti ' suggested as
to hisllifib tai and among the leaders of. the
reform - innietnent;titemwits a general -feel,.;
ini; thflt he ly,fia.attaptit
.. caudidatc.for Ude
relit*, ~, _t_ ,,, ..•-. •. ; . •
If haiinoraurprisedliii;'therefore,, to tind'
ttir.Octiziii: . 9,4otr'ciiiiiged Witfr - I-rdisguit
Neltet-ta' - it 4 iiketinessl d~ivis recent.
.pap re .9ireutiolentlesAstal..ageta..
talkie( while there,_dispussiOns a s o, t li e • d e:
gree of his drunkentiesS, and as
'• jokes
abOut i lt. The subject is a very disagreea
ble one, and we havelpfrained as' long as
pos.sible froin i doing anything to increase the
bwerness of the campaiga bydragghtg such
4 topic" before oUr reader% . lint as the story '
has now beea detailed with the most pains
taking IfititUttniest- , by s dozen netvspapers,
and the Springfield:Republican, •one o f the
moat ppatiinent ;estpporters of . th,p Greeley ;
moi'etuent, instend,uf deflying, has actually
adthifted - the.,cilarga, .`sa d f' demanded` the
withdtak`All, Ea . Ur, liroifn s name from the
Atom, iwe ennnot-remain , silent ;.any Ling er. • The story must Iliktaken as a fact.
It Beetles elmost.bapossibinto believe that
!the i country 7 iiii`xnaqlOisk •of, taking. a
Man VirjPr,siodo,*tito ),s - asked Vy'hi4',ow 4
'foitskAteta ut ritifieliota tiiii ticket of
re•-
.414 ipatty. orf-nedount - of lalta• drtuakinhatf•
ite,l It istuseless to declaim upon each- a
eubJett ;1 to make heated arguments about It;
to exhort people:VA rntaekubektlifits aetbrietY.
is.all `eatilliiiifitaliValiotilelqittlilletifao43?
. ,
to,Temind peopld , of 'the danirtitrhielt may
come; from We-change of no drunken Vice
.Ptvident 440 a drill: l 49R ?keiddintt.i I There
-3 4 e toiAgi wh4h*ar? Jeilst,lolM9r iiiii-
1 0 1 - - r-.T!c: '
THRODOaZ TILTON.:
. .
i triint dr Grieley. 7 ,
IJlion7 the illAtiliforlroops by: AhreliMn
LWOW' ' , Giant threw i Wilda I him baldness,
raisell'n , cliniPatty,.. 4 ..ami offe,rnd hislervicee
, to thelltovunitticat4t.Grecley,, :through ,the
'eoluntits of the widely-circulated New)(o4t
1611,i,ineiniiiiim,itvd peneenble..scceitsiunoi i.,-,i
G r runt( sill t hero 'could be au terms, °trued ;
iciebetibn nucendithinal surrender: Greet.
ley tifted,upOs.cow. lout bash'. ~ • CLet- the,
waywawd biotoradeptirrin peace.".,7 , , . 2 ::•
=, rillii, in tba teeth of rod-tape stiperiers
Sad ',unfriendly : newspaper.; criticitn, . cap
Lured Fort•lfiinry and Fort. Donelson, and
hurled the Alters back upon i.lorintli, Urea
ley,was defy engaged in ascertaining whe-.
titer:there as nut :some philosophic, way
by , Which tile nation could be peacefully di
vided: ‘ '.,.: . .! .-, ; 4. ,
„Giant Bid nothing, but moved upon ,the
works 'at , 1 , -.
eksburg. , Greeley said ,triuch,t
end 1 tried t compromise Mr. .Lincoln by
Overtures of peace to:rebel emissaries at Ni-
Vara ,Falls. : .. , _ '
; . ~. , . „
Grant oh red.the great heart o f the mar-.
tyr Presider' by , constant :victories. 1 :131.ree
' •
~ „ .
I,ey - embarrafied" him by constant complain 4
; Grant drote'the rebels back- Orion A.tlan
ta, planned , Me brilliant march . to, the sea,
fought his?wiy'. to. Ulehniond .through the:
dreary. Wild4rnesa,.aud ; overthrew the rebel
lion, stakinglislife, honor and .reputation
on the result 'Greeley , lived in. luxury
,in
1 . 40V1 Norkmioining money' from the pnbli-:
i :t tiuu. iif ; the now of. Grantl,a victories,
Grant captbred , the 'rebel ; President and
lothzed hint lin - prison. Greeley bailed ~tbe
rebel President and, set Aim, at liberty. , -. ,
lir Grant is elected it Mill be. becausV he
1 .
receives, tha support, of ,those who, believe
that hislifclias been,a, true and noble oue,
And thatdie • will not. forsake, it. i..if Greeley
is elected itiwill ,be bccati:.a liS l receives the,
support of those who believe • his, lif,e ;lids.
been an ev,il one,- and-likatlie; now „proposes
•
to abandon it,'
.., ' ..,; ~ ,';
Grant's . Adiumistrat ion, we know .from,,
tbe . 'past, will be settled, safe r 'and. prosper-,
Qua. „Greeley's Administration,•,, we know
Jim the,same token, will be erratic, Vision-
MT and dangerous, : ' ~ ~ . ,,
~
The „two , men,;arfi before the:Americari
peoples..: Let. „them, choose w hum, they win
f?flow„ r ,---(..941c4r.v/P4r-?cess. t,- , ? 1,. ,
.....
-' ' t•'''.,'•• t - 7" -- ... 2 7,7 - -;! '..-,, ~ t t ~
. - t„.',. '..Coailtluag..; l. ..,,- i.; , • .4, .1
•
, : lti..l3llyiati,Liii Ilia bprierk en' fithief 'the
°hail', in the beinbeilliie Con vent ion `!O,. Oaf ;
timoro'said; • :,"' The 'History` ifif;onrinkol her
tontiry,illtfitratis:ilie fact Itirtg. Oliticiito—
kkiit icois tfiveesilecacl. The , Waft:tip.. id all
coallilCuis , fa ' our 1 / 4 1wa'enitni tyfof :politieat
ead'alka ra.ord of litiCitilliires: 'The coat
iititai of. Anhi * . Bitte it it li ''tlie' 'Pederiiiiits
to 1801 - ;e4vet d; lgenilmh , Witli'Clbliiqiiy.:-=-
~;(
The Onapiii 'OP De L :Witt ellilt6ritiirtBl3a‘
to defeat : 3fr. : .• fiedischieVaacitni 'Whit' fairure:
l) wits 'the' ecialitidif iif Iteuiy CI ay' and . duo..
Quind 'Attains!' ' lifrilafittn,t6llo l !...bilition`
xf Welt 'CultnitiateiPtib 'lllik in the i Opera
11onsi3 In this City iibiit A 6 ills ni nss i. B , think
abouCitli- , Willitikcyi dissent t. t,, No; gentle
menl- i• And Ave tat hers i ititSday to.call VI).
i on thbSeinasses - tol dee ihrhalbar f 004 , 30).k
!fatify anniatifest tinvoitvu ,„' o .:E -: 0,11,
. k ,
Gtiiol4oo . --ciyaeitki,e4l4.46,4•ActitiAidfitc tot.
Governor of Mtlitiaolioaa;4.
UM
'r-'. l l.&lLWAYri>Ttlitt .. - - Itliilitiiii - :;[;-.: - .:-' , .
ift 4
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'7•,1161 - t;erabitilifo:- - 4: - a.- • . • ' ,-
•rfiliail tiiO4 - 4roilday• 4utie zi, 1.672.`," •"
: - uoiNti i Niriti'ii:- i " ,'.` -:- -,' ' 'Vailiii bains. ~ , •
- 'ls ,- 'lO I ;4:'.: - ''. - i istailowi.':, ~z, -- :,ii: ~.:,-.4.--i. t ;
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4 41,Ui; p . UII - .aui.. .--
4 4 ,
~,-' . lian. tein. a.m.
.344 683 820 's.2 . ,'.'Carbilik,'Dep. 4'20 733 - 600
1.2 id" 440 57,22 , • , L'villo - ..' ,', - - -.5 all :8 AO 018
1293'•438 714 Pop liiiniliuil , 84,.848 828
it 50 429 710 .
~ -.. Lathrop, , is 05.... 6 69, 633
'1144' 445 0 54 •.,
- DrUeerisek '''
8441 9 94' 947
11 ; 83 ~, 4 15 aaa ...: - , Two viliagei-,-; 8 40, .9 04- 646,
Lt 11 '4'62 , 0 ii. llaiunioul . 903 _9 18 718
14w' 3 :Ai ' 633 " -llitl'oaliOlc; -,', 9' 12;' ~ ..9 27 .427 t
10 - 87: 860 6 80 Holliday 515 •9 30 732
10 47 842 622 • Middlebury ', 11,23' 938 .7 42
403.1.'537 - - .6 17'. ;v; Niko Venus, -1, ..v 24, `ll 43 `, 759
10 20 - .3 20 008 Stobeadalo • ' 936 951 803
10 11 #
15 6 10:4io'Nelhiboro ; Ari, 9 43:1000'• 818
~ - • • .
,-; : , ,-.t,••- ~-, -.. ~..„ ,rt4.ji. 111OUTpN,Aup'P- ..
'oloB9l?UrgAil i 007414t4 10g4.11‘4:,
I „ 31 - nx 4 1. 17 T4 1, 4 , ' , A9 , 4 1 *- - •
isice, Effect. Ilioliday nuO 3.1 Is72i 11 rorrArm?aert,COUNlN , O. . 1 Afittpi Nr i 411061111t11141.
, 80 a .l ai , No t 1 00".
3 " . "1":•'0 55
rOmizr
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P 1
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4 t„ -04 .P -
:
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euxepucg, 900 '15,7,06 R. R.
ll ; sl,
ustaw.lsso, uatirqous
, EASTWARAD.
p
' 0 . 00 a. M.'
, Accorotaielololl:lo3)4ofalloinsport,......„ In;
110104.110 O , A4II#I4DorL • • • • ~ .••4 ; 1 10 VOZ" ,
ad3Olir m t u tt witriaturport::: 4.26 W.
tails hives Depot, it mom*. noise;
wallacLark•at 1 4•0• Ia• ax—tar SAWA; N.
York, Amish:n:l'okt 'itztithictittiatic' putnui: , atiturging,
direct gioksumAkitt isgqtat,at vtruuwaiwpolrlPl, trignk
,for the wort.
No obarigo rare betwOiniaP , New York
ozolVi l 4 l 4o.rpo - rt.-. GEO. EDE, MO.
Trms-Tistat Aixmago. dui[ 3D:=1912. ;
Now sd LilltirovOde Drawing Itoom and Sleeping
Coiotios oorardning 4 modem improvements; "are
klat thrc . Olgkon all tro4O barmen :Now York, Roches
ter, tiling% Niagara Vane, Etoopettotim Ikidge, Clove.
• „ 'Ostrom& •
- STATION . Et.
N. Vast; Lire
ith
:= Ts , I
' Mx • 44
noctidst's Arr,
flanevlto, ,, • 4.
"MAW, • ;
"
Dan k, •n.
-. No. L
900 am
4134 pni
0 "c
-702' '
10 90 "..
S la flap
11 30pm,
12 45am
148 ..
2OS . 4
620 Am
700 4 4
?32 4,
Anxtrnoetat:Looat, Wzin•weito. . •
ix 6, except Eituidaya, fropl pyfogo.., roe : llornetle-,
iidlle and Wilt,
6 16 except Sundays,: from, Susquehanna for
linrll9llBville and W 03%. -
6 00 it: from Eittigu henna for Itornellaville
and Way, • • .. , ,
1 15Th „
except 'Eicindaye"; Prom I:lndrit fOr'Avon,
_to•Buffalo and Vo.y, , • r ;.; • , -
=:to i 4 M., except ihmdays, from Binghamton for
gotheliiivEllo and •Way. ' ',• - •
Eadward.
, . ---
STATIONS.' No. '12:.: 'NO. c .
1 No . 84 , No.-2. •
Dunkirk. Lvo .1 10 ppi s. -. I 1000 pm ........
Niag. , F4lla,"' '1 45 ' , 545pin110 12 pm 730 arn
,1111110113 ' .if •230 It' , 820 "•111 25 "...- 800 "
llornlave,." 014 Sup. 10 10 " . 3 05am ll 00 "
Rochester: l'' • 4 IXI p m • 6'311j 1 , • :.:: .... lBOO " '
Xiortilog, 4. , 725 - : 1138 " 432 •' 12 13 pm
11l Ira.; • " - 803 .. 4 ' 12 16aha 513 ", 12 47
Sing'Entn. 4 , 1010." ,- '2 15,".. 711 ".. 238. "
New Pork, " 703 a m 11 00 " 330 pm 840 ."
, - ADDITIONAL LOCAL TuA.INN EASTWATID. . .
500 at m., except Sundays. , front - 11oeuellavillolbr
Owego and Way.
_ 5 56 C m., daily froth Hornollavllle for flusquebauria
and Way. : ; ? , , ; , , .: . 4. ' , , s
700 rt. in :; liXO6O SundaYi, ' from , liornellavtlie for
11inchalriton anti Way. , - ,• - , ,
•,1
' 00 a. tn.. except Sundays, front Owego for Susqut
hanna and • I'Vay.l , . ' 1
1 543 p. an.,,except Suuckiya, from Painted Post fo,r
Elmira and Way. ' 1
1 55 p. to:, o=ol4 ituudays, from Hornellsrille for
SumPleilailrol and Way.
, I.Daiv
- tliol;sl , Til ezeoPtert. between Susquehanna : and Port
34rric ! ' •
' • Thropgh Tickets to all points {Peat id. the very Low
;eat Sat . -for side in the Compaoy's 011ico at' the Corn-
'utaggl, * " Cllae **
g0.r.1. (theekea oultou Ilekets pur ed
ape 9orapbaces (daze. ' • " • - • '
IM
, Northern Central Railway-. •
kirriva and depart at Troy, alum:June 9th; 1872,
as rollywa • • • •
•NOWTHWARD. BOUTIEWAII.D.
Niagara Express, 107 Tim Bann. iixPreae,3 IS p m
9 15 p m I Philada Express 9 15 p m
Exp."l,l `.lO ara ?Sail, ' • 862 a m
: •= 1. A. R. FIEIKE,.OatiI Sup%
- Cyrus 11}:4-S11114---
.."
I
. r
Foreign . 'find - Bonin 'Ate' 'Lliftion
kc-2 - ,
Agent: for =Fine Old. Whisklea,•
. : 1,1 111/.4. UM.
Houghton;Orr - & 0o;
f•Tcerz FORE, Pi:
• ' ,mal,gu*Auftn,", •-
, al 0- • 1 I ' •i .4
luggiea, Sulkies, :. ' , l
. P4APV4lits.titlxo, TRuglt - ANA
11 •
; • 4 ,
1 3TIERMS :AHD, 808 .gLEDs.
• ; i ; I
preriiredto - dlistLythiaiiu Lne bil `itiort
notice add In the best' ti2annex. -, : action
'teed.; s' 0 0130 9111 C di CO, ,
EIAtiWGS di GULPS; igetita Tborp.:. .;
etony,pork, ;
MEE
_~
/ 13 ~f
~~ .~~,
jAS now in stock, and will keep Constantly: c on
hand, at the 'lowest market quotations. ‘•
• Wool Twine. 2 1 1 / 4 ,4 ply cotton 4 jutetwinb. Marlin 2,
BAL a drawl. Hubirl'a patent Stell Ladder, from 8 to Bft.
;ACE ROREVIS, TAOKLE,IM,OCES, WIRE
OLOIM AND , WIRE GOODROEN-
• EftAl4l.ol4, EMERY WHEELS ,
FOR RUMMINO 13AWS:" "
A full sesortment.of Lake Huron end Beres
a ;
611Etinft0. ;' - CANAL WO EL`BAR- • '
,
ROWS INS QUADVITILALI•
NU.LA, ROPE FllOlll ONE
INCE TOWN. '` • •
•
, - •
~ .
'&11, extra engine oil &a:m*lsta assortment or
Mechanics' TOols,
E
i ~'~' l r~~'i~ iE
:'i • • ; • - ,
' HOUSE BYLLUBES Al , lO ITOUSE.-
; HOLD HAESAVARE-00/Oa4N
• • Thy ON 1141 , 1 D.: BOTTOU • • '
PHWEII4) - S AORICTYL.TU;•-•,,!t
• HAI. IMPT..„E3LEHr.I. -
,•• - -
It 1." Come In tuna takes looketot the floret /outset%
ho
w ts yotittielt. aad oblige ; J. 'BI}IIIIIMELIN,
; •
• • TO ,BOOK -AOZNIB."
ew , , 90
-„ ••
4i iittililittiltTer• P P
is roady tor, Canwissers, life :a companion volume, to
100.000 have
been Boa.' biurttWastri trate ria books ticrozwlreutts.‘
but take one Voids will stop you in ',t bit" Streets , to
subsdribe "There is a time, to latigh," aid' al
:who read this book Ses'clearlithi time bas come--
Awly ttt 01195, territay
'ill or OtrOOLIM - 'Adair eOll.
'4 l l : DITETIELP AS11111E81), Pabliiher,
Smolt Oita. Philideati."';
'June 26. SU-ft..
MEI
OEM
111
";No: 6:. .:N0: 1 7;*
1100sm 530 pig
916 OM 262 am
1150" 505 "•.:
123516/8 542
18 88 ". ... .
No. B.*
7 00pm
825 am
5 25 "
II 01 "
10 20 4. ,30 20."
705 Eft.; 7 241 lift
11 20,ant, 1120 tun
12 Wpm I I'llo
1260 "' 'll2 GO l•
4110 N. _ABBOTT,
Gairl Pasier Ag't
S i
'•.~ , . r
IMZU
1!1=11
' . .WELLSIIOIt4t
toor
If Sash & d: , Factory.
.•. , .
BE 81 - 124 AUSTIN. to 1;1441nd to fu valsh Ant
i work front Ma bean lumber; at hi! heirfac
tory ch is uow iu full operation. -.
Sash,
IBILICIIIIIO O
AND' MIIULOINCS.
conatatatlx on band, or tuanutactured t . order
0 44 1 0 g., ,Oatchivig
done 1? - fituit tbei: best :Manner. • The beat
workmen ; empleye& aria nom but the beet aeagined
Autubea,upel., 4n coupigs buuuthzdttitl:Y. „
.FtiotOty tear ah e foot I of= Maid 'Unit%
- i l / 2 87aitt •
•
,
~I Deierlielid-TVociden Mills!
IMEARIELD' PA: '
T.14(111,A idßltO'fllEßß . Proprietors of the abOve
ruhuufacture as usual toketier, to snit =stainers.
, ouit 'OIBBBIERES'
ire! srarraated. Particular attention glum to
• •
Rail Carding sk Cloth Dressing
We mtinufacture to order, 'find all
Carding and Cloth Dressing, and d competition.
• • -We bale a8 , g009, an sasortinent of
ilk Cloths ; Cassini/67'64 4.0. ;
and kiwi more for Wool in, eichango• Stutn any other
'establisliment. Try Mom and satisfy yourselves.
• •
• - We wholesale and retail althe CoWanesque . mills, 2
miles below Knoxville. , • • ,
date 1~ 1872. • • Bacaugus.
•• • ;
- J. H Griswold's Water. Wheel.
Madersigned, arc agents for the above Water
•_L Wbsel, and can cheerfully recommend it as alma.
nor to all others •in use , : Persons wishing to I pur•
chase should see this wheel fripperatlon before ',buy
ing other wheels. ' INGHAM =D B.
Daerdeld, May 18, 1872.
• Itead tho following :
I==ll
- •• . „ • WESTFIELD, A P RIL 24. 1872.
' We the undersigned. purchased one of •J. H. Gris
wold's 30 Inch Water Whack; .using Welles of water
to run thiee run of stone under a''2o foot head, and are
well pleased with the wheel. "y'o have grpuud sixty
bushels hour with tho three rim and can 'average
that amount per'hour all day. ,
E. I). PHILLIPS.
CHiLHLTON PHILLIPS
New '°4-41tco'
AT - TIOGA, PA.,
= ,
and au entire new Stock of
BOOTS .AXD 81-10.E8:,1
I' • ' , ,
H,E. SMITH & SON,.havlng just completed their
1 new Brick Store on Mliu street, which' is one of
the beat arranged and most inviting stores in the coun
ty, are now-offering to their old customers and the pub
lic generally a bettor selected stock of
BOOTS AND :HOES,
than eVer before presented th borough of Ttoga.—
Ladies*, 'aura of Burt% make,' co tautly on band. • Al
so; Marion Ac Orgami, and a variety of styles
to /select trim.' All are invitkd to call and examine
prices and quality. 13. it SON.
'Vogt,
WALKER & LATHROP.
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE; IRON, STEEL,. NAILS .
STOVES, TIN-WARE, BELTING, •
SAWS, CUTINIIY, WATER •
LIME, AGRICIMTURAL
IMPLEMENTS, „ .
uarnage. au.t Asprarztvsso• - --avralutztau ls o r
llARNpfotrq, SADDLES, &o.
Corning, N. Y., Jan. 1, um. • •
•
LIVERY STABLE.
, IT ET CHAIL & COLES RESPECT
+ •
as .1.1. fully inform the public that they
have established a
Liveiy, for Mire,
'At their Stable on Penal St. ,opposite Wheeler's vEggen
stiop. Single or double rigs furnished to.order. They
aim io keep good horses and wagons, and intend ft
please: Priers reasonable. • • KETCHAM & COLES.
Aug. 21, 1872.
New Jewelry • Stoj-e.
• • - "
1 11 E t u j i n tl e g= o tgi d igl e t c yPthit y t islaetit the
Vdt;
Jewelry - Store
laths, bullding4ecently. occupied by 0. L. Wiliest*
/Mato* cora sea a fullassortment of
'Clocks,' 'Watches. ; Jewelry,
• &trier anciPleited-Ware.
S.D. WAIIII.INER, ono of the best workruon in l North
ern Pennsylvania, will attend to the .
Reliairin4 'of Watelies;
• :
• ~ i elocks,-..fe.
•
ior tie skilful doirig of which his tniveraeen years
pructidal experience is sufficient guanaeo. •
S. B. WARB.INER.
' 7016150ra, Ang. 23,-18114f.
; ,
,',iii ' TOin lots. for Sle.
, HE sub Scriber offers the village flout of his farm
- ilalir f u orha tirri le 4ae i ti ne fa t ok_r a a n zi t i l i tl la is iee t cl O ot . ts s f, Li ar it nia n n u iz rc ri, h tom a r q ue e no r nt. s . j rth d he s i,i t
cannot • be, excelled for maunfacturing purposes.—,
They Ile' immediately on the extension' of Grant,
Pearl and Walnut streets, and South of Second Avenue.
, They will bo sold in lots or larger quantities to suit
the wants of purchasers.: _ , . - _ •
'. lltay 22,11872.-6 m. . B. P. K Pi,9EY.
, I ,
-. •
Mrs, C ? SMITH
_•
suow Yecctvin g now a nd clo g ant dem o s in
• ' %
and
tii,A,...wcryst
•
and invites the public to-call and examlna goods and
to above g oods.
Feb. 28, 1812. " Mrs. 0. P. SMITH.
OEN
.INSURANGE aiGENCY
4 ' ,
F E.N
C0X 3 711, TI9GA CO.. P11., 1
Life, Fire , and Accidental.
;ABBEYS ovER $24,000:000:
Air Ow COILPANIZS.
. ~
Ina. 01. of Borth America, Pa ..$3,050,535.40
Franklin Flre`lns. Co. of Phila, Pa ' • • 2,087.4521!
Repttbllo Ins. Co. lAN._ Yt; Capital, ' $ 750 ' 000
Andes Ins. Co. of Ctn innati, •• ... ..... ;......$ 1,000,000 '
Niagara Fire Ins. Co. fN. Y ... ... -.., • 1 000.00
Farmers Vint . Fire In . Co. ;York Pa.. ... . ::. 909,889 15
Phcenli Mut. Life . Co. of Harfford Ct: .6,081,070 60
1 4
•PenntaCattlif Ital. Co of Pottsville ... ' . " 600,000 00
' •
,2'otal.l. ' ' -
it•l -..- , 1 ~,' , ,
~
..lnaurento A effeetea by Mill or 'otheiwise,
o n all kindeof .7..; All losses promptly adjusted
.and paid, i i l,i,tre . . insnred, .ag '
giust death, rousted
or
'thtft.- -, ,-• ' • •;‘,'. —.- • - •' ,
I am also agent for the Andei Fire Insuranee -Co. , of
Cincinnati: Capital . $1,500,000, -- ;. • -
All oomtatinications promptly attended Ml.:Half:om
Mill Street l 2 l ,door from Main st., Kuoryille Pa.
iVpii. A. SHIT&
ian..l,, IM-tf ~ • \'', . Agent.
- .,‘ 1 4.11 - k r -- „ . ..,- ',s°--1—•
.
~
C.
(DES= tk:IWAGONS ,
...,
finlZ - anderaigned is pretend to furnish ' i Carriages,
Jl:Wafions, Sulkies. Ac.. on short notice, and on rea.
soruaAntetmc 'IL H. Borden of , Tioga, and If.
Wheeler:. of Inartencevilles , agents. ~iftli at the
lIIPOre TOO% or my shop in WelLsboro, and examlue
work beffripttrohealug elsetrhare.ll 2,' ; i - .
IiMA
ES
•
/
`L, • ;
MI
Doors,
IPUOILII22 O
I '
a
p
ME
- __
,T.'winimuut,
MEI
=I
~~
~ Vii,
._ ir::
, .
,Fainlturo alit''Undertaking.
. ,
Van - Horn itc - Chin:die • -
oacoewuplqrr..Toriliiriorn) 1 .
AVE now on. widdbidon and• main lathe oEll PEW,
.1.1. , Uni f largest and rod c Ode stock at i
F.INEt AND C 4 ON ,FUR4T,VDE
to be rola°, in Norttuan ItinrasyhiudA, COnAding 0.1
&ua
EiNV.,.VAIILOB AND own= Sin
SOP" (MODE% XiirErAmadmt
MARBLE AND WOOD TOP , knkirrsa T` . '
NAT RAM, FANOY GERAVIIA MThRO RR,
OVAL AND SQUARE ..8, . -
ETS, PURE No. 1 MIS MAMAS
' - 'ES, SUM ir. EirmaLeaoßliaz
and a fult stock of the common geniis' usually
a tirst.cass establishment. The above oods
ly of their own man re, and ,
settee& both as to quality ea* vette:, They sea
?Woven, Wire - ,ffattra:
the mm 4 popular spring be sold; also the
Owing ]fed het Las boaaaou trial for ,17 part
uulyargal satisfaction. Our -,
. _
CORZni ROOM/
! ,
ii supplied with alfalsoitTatltot:
'and baddifrd Wile_ of burial ciao,. togeaforaid
Undo of, fu and horde VuktivditctiirlVATl
iningo to Thoy maw.
in their busineasrand 232 7 ne e d i nirt hei r
wit be ettesided to tcamptly, end at satlethete j
see.: 044 pieces , of Foratturo nistlo. , and
all id*lS doLdrita,neauk!no and iltepetab._
Ja l o o . 11 . 12. 1 VAR HOAR &
TO rr suit enteams.—Havhag conch that
lam entitled to a little rest after nearly 40 y r oae
'application to business, I /UM visaed over tht
tura business to • , the Boys". as 'per above ad Chine
mein. and take tide method 'of asking for them the
same liberal patronage as bas been extended to MO•s
tly beloktimay be found at the old place for settlement
-' Jan. 10.1862. - B. T 4 VAN lIbRI
wnoLEs4Lt DAUG= STO
= - - -
CORNING N. Y.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS AND MG%
DELIS-DAVID'S' INKS, EEITICS CONCENTR;
MEDICINES, IREDELL'S FLUID. EXTRA
minpirrrs COCOAIN N. VLAVORINU
TRACTS, ,
310ERVENE LANIP
PATENT MED pINES, ROOEIESTER PER
MEM AND FLAVORING. EX- •
' TRACTS, WALL PAPER, WIN
DOW GLASS, WHITEWASH
LIME & DRY COLORS,
AGENTS FOR ,MARVIN
- & CO'S RUINED OIL.
Sold at wholesale Prices, Buyers are refine:
call and get quotations before going ibriber Ea;
7an. 1. 1872,
R. C. Bailer.
(Succesior to D. P. ROBERTS) DEALER
'&0 - yes, Tin and Hard
ittiMcnireP, CMS - aavarown..-
ANTI HORSE RATS,
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CARPENTERS' TOOLS,
A gametal stock of Builders Materials.
BUTS, LATCHES, Imam, &c.; Also. 0
PAPFIIi at manufacturers prices,
Eis):l:Mcpozolsly Wetly yntZp o)nolliM
tirTernis Obleb, and prizes reasonable.
above Cone use. • It. 0
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dipi. 1; 18'72
p drA;1111 , 14:1;:,t 31
LUTZ ,KONLER,
AVING opened a flrit-el/sa Tfardviare.
Jai , Mansfield, opposite Pitts Bros., on lihti
rtiipectfully Invite their friends and the pubii,
end to give thew a call. They guarsuites Ea
In all cases. Their stock cbnsista of
RAW7ARE
KETTLES, , STOVES, TIN-WARE, NA
IRON, BENT WORK, SPORES, lIU
' AGRICULTURAL' IMPLEMENTS
• CHURN POWERS, &c.
and a gcncial lino of Goods, second to no
cotind•y, at thd lowest cash KW&
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They are also azopto for the KIRBY MOW
AOA RARE, ARNOLD MORSE FO,
MAY CARRIER.
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JEWELRY STO
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Gold, or Saver, Caiie b l a , Jewelry, Gold
Binge, Picts,• elicit% eases, Cto
Steel' Pens Men; Spoons,
• ed Ware;
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SEWING MACHIN
Sio.. acc., ika'.
With mist all other articles turatilly kept
tablishmeittC *ltch ard soldlow for '
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