I r trDIT,IIES OF COLD Vii*TER.
- „ 1+
Ehall o'er Cola 'water be forg6t,
When we sit down to
Ph, no, my friends; fol. ie it . nat,,
Poir'a 'out by hands Jdivitte?„i::
Pourid out by hands divine, irienaa;
rour'd ontby hand% divine :
Prom springs and welli it gush(); forth;
Pemedortt by handidivine. ".
, I've seen the bells of tulips
To drink the drops that fell
From summer blonds ther(why should not
The two lips of a belle f's,
The two lips of a belle, my frieml/3 A
• The two lips of a belle; f-
What sweetens more than water pure _
The two lips of a belle? I '
'rho sturdy oak full many a cup' '
:Do'th hold up to tho sky,
TO Catch tho'rain, and drinks it Up,
I .lind thus tho oak gets high
'Tis thus the or& gets high, my friends,
'Tie thutithd oak gets high, ,
Byy e haring water in their cups;
IThen why not you and I?
Then let cold water armies givo
Their banners to the air!
So s shall the boys, like oaks, be strong,
The girls, like tulips, fair;
The girls, like tulips, fair, my friends
2`he girls, like tulips, fair 111
The boys shall-grow like st rdy oaks,
. The girls, like tulips, faik
Insects,
(
All insects have six, legs, unl ss they
have met with accidents. The ~
do not
breathe through their months but by
means of a great n uMber of lift e pipes
wliTch run through I them len thwlse,
having openings here and them, on the
sides of the body where the freSh air is
drawn in: These little openings are
very curiously contrived-r-in some cases
protected by tiny trap-doors opening on
hinges, in others having a strong grat
ing over thein of very course hairs.—
Hence an insect when ea in two, as he
does not use his mouth for breathing,
and as his brain is not confined to his
head but runs all though his body, will
i.
live for many hours in his niutilated
state. In fact some insets
never eat a
mouthful after they are ill grown. .
Insects have from, two to live eyes:—
„ Two large eyes . called compound eyes
because they are made upof many little
eyes'united, like a bundle of six sided
spy-glasses tied together, large at one
end and very small at the other, anti
looking under the microscope, like the
meshes of a very line net. Then there
Sire sometimes three little eyes in 'addl
,
tton,to theiarge ones, placed generall2
on the top of the head, although they,
oceasidnally, vary their position.
.All insects are provided with antert,i - e
which. are those little, many-jointed
t
projections extendin from the .head
near the eyes some , A hat like reindeer
horns. These are pr bably used for feel-.
ing, smelling., and hearing with,
al
though their uses have not been dell-
nitely settled. They vary much in ap
pearance; sometimes resembling Indian
• clubs, sometimes fringed like a fir tree,
• notched like.a saw, plumed like a feath
er, or armed With teeth like a comb. A
few insects have no wings, others have
two, others four, but none have more
than that number.
Insects Pass through several•stages of
existence before they become fully de
' veloped. Most of thein are hatched
from eggs; then they pass into the larva
state, in which they 'are- caterpillar,
-maggot, or grub, according as they be- ,
come butterfly or beetle.. In course Of
time they go into pupa, or mummy state,'
from which they emerge ready for ac
• tion-as perfect insects. In some classes
these 'distinctions are not so`, strongly
marked.
On examining a fly with a mier scope,
you will find six legs, armed each with
two sharp little toes; two big comp° lid
eyes covering nearly the whole of the
head, and the three little eyes -arranged
in a triangle ,• two transparent wine
strengthened by ,a net work of veins,
and covered with fine• hairs to protect
them from Wear and tear; a pair of tiny
winglets, and on each side of the body ,
a little knob which serves for unknown •
purposes. On closer examination of
his mouth you will find a proboscii or
trunk, like an elephant's;, this is noth
ing but the lOWer lip lengthened and
armed with three lancets, with which
it punctures its - .food, or exasperates
bald-headed old gentlemen. The end
of the lip is flattened and grooved like
the bottom of a meat dish for gravy.—
He is provided with a fluid g which run
ring down little canals in his. trunk,
dissolves soluble substances, so that
they are easily sucked up through" the
Same little cauids.
j On examining the foot closely under
, the microscope you will see that it is
armed with two little claws, protected
by fleshy pads, covered *with hairs.
Each hair i'• enlarged at the end, mak
ing a tittle disk, which is kept moist by
a fluid continually exuding. The little
claws catch ori the rough point. of any
surface, and the inorneffe tbis.is done':
• the little disks take het 1 by their edges,
leaving a vacuum, and ILhus creating an
almospheric pressure which sustains
the insect agamst the force of gravit'a.-
tion. While one foot is raised, the -oth
ers retain their hold, and the rapid mbve
me.:t of the six legs along the ceiling,
sho•A's how swift is . the instinctive ":ae
tion of this complex-apparatus. .
According to KirbP and Silence, 'the
common house fly, ,when undisturbed,
makes six , hundred strokes With - its
wings in a second, and when
_necessary
can ~crease its velocity six-fold.
- There is-one fact in the natural histo
fy of flies that is generally very little
understood, and what is true of flies, is
equally trutotif all insects. I't is that
flies hatched into the winged state nev
er grow ante more, either • smaller or
urger. If he is hatched a small fly,
-.u-11-he - remains all the days of his life.
Ills growing and most of his eating ink
been done in the larva of maggot state.
Then he, leads the life of I glutton, eat
ing with apparent rel • all Most loath
some things, revelh * in all sorts of im
purities, waxing vex-. fat and alderman
' ic, as do most large • aters in the human
tribe. ' An old w ter well observes,
"How few of us ar aware that all these
creatures now buzzing above our heads
once crawled beneath our feet !"—.Riv
erside Magazine. '
CONUNDRUMS.—Why is yoomtill of
married folks like a room thatis empty.?
Because there is - not a single person in
it.
Why are full-drown cats like unskill
ed. surgeons? Because they mewtill
late and kill the pationee.
Wbat tree represents a_person who
persists incurring debts ? Will-ow. ,
Why should an elderman wear aTar
i tan waistcoat,? To keep a check on its
stomach.
Why is a bad physician 1119 an 11-
tempered man ? 13eehuse ho is apt 'to
lose his patients.
Why does an. auctioneer like ugly
customers at bissales? He likes those
who are most forbidding.
Why are people who go to church
without paying for their seats not like
ly •to be much benefitted ? Because
they got good for nothing.
When is a physician like a bad school
boy and why ? At night, bectqlse he is
likely to be called. up. A' •
Which is the business that would
_`.` soot" anybody ? Chimney s*Oping.
A religious paper in Boston is respon
sible for the following: An ld lady
who was'about-to breathe he hist, re
ceived -a call from an acquaintance
ignorant of her mortal illness. I The an
swer sent down from the chamber of
the departing sufferer was memorably
unique; "Madam—sends her compli
ments to M adam ----,but begs to be ex
cused, as Ole is engaged i,n dying."
GENEItOITY during life is a very dif
ferent tliitfg from generosity in the hour
of-death ; 3e, our proeceds from genuine
liberality and benevolenee—the. other
from pride or fear.
'; 2t.W
,
-
TO BUY
_t__,S'ELL IS
- BUSINESS !
W.E. will buy at the highest market price,
tbelellowing articles.
SHEEP PELT. S , DEACON SAINO,
DEER SKINS,' FURS RIDES,
AND VEAL SKINS,
for which wro will pay cash. • !
Wo will manufacturo to order,Frdiech
tanned CALF or RIP BOOTS, in the -be'
.ner and at fair rates, and pay i e.iptiCial
to REPAIRING.
A L S 61 1
,
Welumi a first-rate ‘ist4k of,
-READY-MADE WO
on which wo will not be undersold, and
time we shall make it a point to keep uP
stock of
. ,
LADIES', GAITER
to be found in the county, which we
a lower profit than such'articles have e
offered in this region. •, • •
We shall likewise keep up - a good as
of
LADIES' BALmotAts: LE A
ROOTEES, CHILDREN'S j
MISSES WORK OF VA
RIOUS .STILE,- • -
and all styles of MEN'S WORE
LEA TITER FIND It S
can be of -ns as cheap as any . ni era this
•side of Ne4Yorli, and we shall keep allfull stock
of
II
FRENCH 'CALF, FRENCH RIP, UP
PER; SOLE. LININGS, A I ND
BINDING.
Our stock of PEGS, NAILS, THREAP, A WLS,
RASPS, GLOVERS' .N EE'DL ES, !?:, A 87'8,
TREES,' RI Ps, with Bfl 0 01,(AXER'S
TOOLS pod FIND/NGS, will he found the Jar
, i
gest rt the county, and we sell for smog profits.
We talk business and we mean business.
have been in this region long enough
known—let those who knori us try us
of Main and Grafton streets, opposite I
oats' Hardware Store„ C. W. SE j
GEO. 0
•
iVollsburo, April 24, 1867—tf."
Stoves & Tin
FOR THE MILLION
D. P. ROBERTk'
OPPOSITE ROY'S BUILDI
Is now prepared to furnish the
anything in his Lino of business, in
largo; in quality, as good, and as ch ,
as any dealers in Northern Peunsylva
110 pap particular attention to . tho
c
STOVE AND ,TIN Wm ' B
itnd intend to keep a lull assortment a
in that line. ,
TIN WARE' MADE'TO O j
promptly, and warranted to give satia
REPAIRING '
executed in the best manner and wi
CALL AND SEE ME
D. P. R
Wellsbcro‘ugh, March 7, i3a6.
THE PLACE TO BUY
VT the Lawreneoville Drug Store'
will . find every thing properly
the Drug Trade • • •
CHEAP; CHEAPER, CITE,
and of the lest quality for •Cash. •
Oils, Varnis les, Lamps, Fancy Not
Strings, Fishing Tnekle, 'Window 611
Cash paid for Flax Seed. •
C. P. L
Lawrenceville, May 8,1867. /
F 013 11Z
'luso aurr i Ciiii Po
TER, HEAVE
COUGHS, Dl
TEMPER. F
VER6, FOUNDF
LOSS OF APP
ME AND V t IT-1
ENERGY, tee.
use improve:
w In d iocrea,
the appetite-giv
a smooth az
glos3y 'skin—az
tranJform3 t 1
mi3erable skelei
hem.
To Ileeprr; of
It inerea,es 11112
In all diseacisi
the Lungs, Li,
&c., this :ink.
arts at a sperif,
By putting La,
one•lialf rip
to. a pap..ir in
barrel or aw i ll ti
*Pore seas(
trill be erivlicati
or entlrzly
preventive-and em•a f, r .ila 'Hog Chaf f
Prieo 25 tents par Pai)e-; or 5Pa;
PREPARED EY
rxyloVz
AT 'rutin
WHOLESALE DRUU Stir lIETHCIN
No. 116 Franklin Pt., Ealti ,
For Sale by ..,: I - 2
out the Unitc‘t
For sale by John A. Roy l Welled).
B. B. BO.RD
TIOOA, PA
AS. just returned front; the CitY l
_ILL and desirable stock of goods 6
DRUGS AND MRDICp
Yankee Notions, - of every desCriptio
Plated-Ware, Wall Paper, Paiits ai
Stuffs, School Books, Groceries, and
thing that is over kept in.:a Drug
Store. I would also ea)) the atte
public to our Stock of GERMAN
(Paled in the ' wide world, anti ain't
Agent for the " Morto<q_9 l r ld,Peri,l
ways keep a large assortnieti - -
Tiogn, May 8,1867-if: trill. B.
Dlt. FETCH'S AIIDOINUNAL
ERS, for anlo nt Roy:Blpm 8
TOl3 -WORK, 4N THE TIEST BTYLE,I
t? ".frith dovatO,at TIit4G.ITATOR OHi
A . MEII.IONN WATCIIBS/irf
..ti Boa from - 427M Lp dt FOLE
• -71
V' We
Ntlf pri 'N.I 4111., Ds
UR
AT THE -PE.Q.pLE'S PTOTLE
WE -ARE NOW RECEIVING A
• e
Il k homest man
ttention
STOM OP. GOOtiS
SPRING TRADE,
al
rom thi
the bee
II
aid are prepared to ;apply the wants of the
11 sell'at
•er bee.
NORTHERN PENNRYLVANIA.
ortme
11 E 1
ND
give the best satisfaction, and those accustomed
to patronize us know that we
to be well
Corner
that are to be found in this section, and those
who are not our patrons are the losers 0
quite as much as we n a.
Vm. R
RS,
ELT El
ar
MADE UP TO ORDER AND WAR
RANTED 'TO FIT.
OUR STOCK WILL BE KEPT FULL,
Warranted to give Satisfaction,
Sold as tow - as at any other Estab
lishment. Mind that.
rinbtio
:uantity as
i np in p ico
Wo invite an examination of our Stock and
Prices. pledging ourselves to
SHOW GOODS yREELY AND TAKE NO
OFFENCE
SINE'
overythin
' DER,
faction.
Corning, N. Y., Apr. 10, 1867.'
NEW AItRANGEMENT I
i h dispatch
Wilsoif& Van Valkenburg
BERTS.\
,RUGS.
whore .you
&longing to
PEST,
lso, Palo ,
one, Viol
1 ,, as, &c.
NO. .2, UNION I3LOOK,
ONARD.
Ws.
This
long a.
known,
oughl,y
broken
low-spi
by et
and el.
Brom . 1
tines.
It is
I. d re t p a t i t ,o rti r Mi i.
will dim ,
-invigoiate
own Ond
ited hories,
engtbenlni§
rinsing )the
and inteis-
a sure ire•
DRY .
Cloths,i,Cassimeres, Vestiugs, Ladies.'
Cloths, and a large , variety of
Ladies' Dress Goods.
buttt - r firm
and
ing
om
CO
td
re
MERCHANT TAILORING
ers fort
'E DEPO
ore,
11l I.n.
Ell
' with a argo
, onsistitig of
ES,
,n, pies and
.d Oils Dye
finally ver b!
and Notion
lion o the
SPRING GOODS.
We rd.° 'Agents for Singer's Sewing Machines,
the,hrst.and cheapest Mao/lino for family use,
less liable to get out of repair, and more durable
than any other, adapted to fine or coarse sewing.
Call and see them.
AMPS
o that
!and sh
nne-
I am
11 al-
IBORD
surdtore. I
The Senior partner has bad a large °aperient*
in Merohant Tailoring. and it is the intention of
the new firm to pat this branoh of their business
beyondsmccossful competition.
and
co.
:liver
Is.
Wellabor°, Feb. 20, 1862—tf
um
IN, COl2
.r.., , g•M1... ,,, •
--------''''' Thi
Adapted to t -e-,
people in
WITH
DRY t OOD S.
OUR LONG EXPERIENCE
has taught - us that
GOOD GOODS
KEEP THE BEST GOODS
We keep as usual a
LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHS
to sell by tlwoizard or
and all ,d
Goods dby ua
AN It
when no sale ie wad%
SMITH & WAITE.
Rave established themselves at
lately occupied by F. D. Bunnell.
They are now reoof lug a lure stock of
SPRING
GOODS,
In part, such as
1 0i.00ERIESI .
AND FURNISHING GOODS.
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE
To bay obeap, and a choice lot of
• THEI !a#PAAT •,; j
CENTRE OF ATTRACTION IS AT
LAWRENCEVII,LE.
. , •
C. S. - MATHER & CO.
Would announce to, the good people of, Vega
County thitt•they hate just kitturned from New
York with their second till steak of
FALL k WAITE& (100118,
embracing all the novoltiea as well as the sub
stantials required.
• . 1-
DAM GOODS',in cal iariltip, SZA.PLE
4.FANOY .GOOBS,-.•HOOP SKIRTS,
4 BEST FRENCH WOVE COR
SETS, GLOVES min HO
SIERY, YANKEE NO
• • .TIONS, (1(34 &a.
o
FURS ! FURS 1 !
MINK, CONY, and Siberian Srarril*
2 ' . The largest Stook of
CLOTHS • & CASSIMERES in the county,
READY MADE CLOTHING, and
CLOTHING made- to order super
intended by first class workmen, '
SHOP MADE Boon L^,SEONS in end—
less variety, HATS & 'CAPS
to suit an tastes,
GROCERIES, &0., BcC.
Our goods have been bought during the Jut
panic In New York and will be sold at panic
prices.
Prices are down, monopoly broken up. No
other store eau or dare compete with us in qual
ity and price. For'further particulars call at the
store of 0. B. MATHER & .CO.
Lawfutiettyille, Dec.18,18681,`
1867. WRIGHT & BAILEY. 1867.
IM;I
E commence this year with an exeluelvely
w
CASH bnaineam.
• CASH PAID FOR WHEAT 1
CASH PAID FOR OATS 1
CASH PAID FOR CORN I
CASII • FOR EVERYTHING 1 1
A LARGE STOCK OF FLOUR FOR
CASH I
A LARGE STOCK OF FEED FOR
OAS I
A LARGE STOOK F PORK FOR
CAS 1
Call and see us. WRIGHT tt WIRY
Wellabors, Jan. 9, 1867-17.
All persons Indebted to uis by not. or book
account riust call and settle or pay costs.
Jan. 3, 1887. WRIGHT & PAULI".
Stoves!, Stoves 22
' AND HAItDIitrAIRX!
MR. WILLIAM ROBERT'S begs to
announce to the eittestis of Ttoga County,
that Iniaddttion to his. "Ugliest stock of Stoves,
Tin-Ware, Brittania, and. Sheet-Iron Ware, ho
has, at a great outlay, stocked hie store on
MAIN STREET, WELLSBORO,
with a complete assortment of Shelf Hardware,
of which we enumerate the following artioles :
NAILS, SPIKES, CROWBARS, X CUT,
MILL, HAND AND BUCK SAWS,
BUTTS, STRAP HINGES,
CARPENTER'S TOOLS,
PUMPS, AXES,
AUGERS,
•
BITTS,
BITT-STOCKS, HATCHETS, CHISELS,
SHOVELS, SPADES, FORKS,
. BENCH-SCREWS,
WOOD SCREWS, CARRIAGE BOLTS,
BURRS, SKEINS, WASHERS,
PIPS BOXES,, AXLE
TREES, ELLIP
TIC •
SPRINGS, HORSE SHOES, HOOP, BAR,
& BAND IRON, GRINDSTONE
HANGINGS, CORN
P9PPERS, 1, -
SAUSAGE CUTTERS AND STUFPERS
COMBINED. Also, PISTOLS,
PISTOL CARTRIDGES,
POWDER AND
CAPS.
PATENT BARROOR HANGINGS
a now thing, and made for Use. Those a 4 but a
few of the many articles composing out stock
of Hardware.
We invite the public to call and examine for
themeelvee. We aim to keep the best quality of
goods in our line ; and all work to order dolts
promptly and well. WILLIAM ROBERTS.
I
1 - irellsbaro, Sept.
1111 J. STICKLIN,
Ohairraaker, Turner, and
Furniture Dealer.
O_ ALE ROOM, opposite Dartt's Wagon Shop,
LI Main Street. FACTORY in soars d; Wil
liams Foundry, second story.
Orders promptly filled and satisfaction guaran
teed. Fancy Turning done to order.
Wellsboro, June 12, 1887. J. STICKLIN.
LAWES° EMU from $1.50 to $3O, ut
dad% FOLEYI
RICH Bohemian Glass Vases, at
dp3l9 FOLEY'S
CLENDER., French, latrine antl Church
°locks, at [decl9] FOLEY'S.
:NEW;
AT
•
• A'
=MI
no OA ,
•., ~
i ~.i , ,-..
:,, , ;_j ' !=' . 'd - '-'
T 1441134 'just riturued:
jri 'No w and carefully ae.
„ STOOK OF
All thoae•in Want of Good
iaterest to clan and !- •
EXAMINE' 0
and loam Prices befoke
Kept conattintly on bnl
DRIBD riturr, 9R
PORK, &
All the above:Goode are
Cub Prim and Will be go,
ONLY FOR CASH o
Don't forget, the place,
VAN NAME' &
Tioga, Pa., Peb. 20, 18
To the Public
SURROUNDING COUNTRY I
Ira
it
AC
1 1" thsn:e h to l lo t C 4 f 34 n°
tajang
tho pooplo
SPRING C
Co •, • ;
is , ant - Strut'
Vie Elisio is well itOoke
tunable
'COATS, PANT
• aiso,a large a
GENT'S PURNI
conaisti
WHITE AND CA'
COLLARS, NE
PENDERS
and a good largo Lot ofl
HATS A
over brought to this mar
TRUNKS, BAGS,
which you can buy low
Clothing Store of N. A
tor Office.
Welleboro, April 10, 1
Popular Dry '1
T RH SaVseriber Is
,SI.RIN e
' . - Merch
Among 'Which will be ie l
popular Styles of
1111141100
SHAWLS, CLOAK
at prices that are
Also, a
PRINTS, GINGHAMS. BROWN AND
BLEACH'D MUSLINS, TICKINGS,
DENIMS, STRIPE SKIRT
INGS, TABLE LINENS,
BROM BIGRAOIXED,
NAPKINS, TOWELINGS, LA AE AND
EMBROIDERED WINDOW CUR
TAININGS, MBOSSED AND
PRINTED TABLE AND
PIANO PREADS,
HOSIEBY GLOVWS,
• •
Eipecitil attention is called to his
CLOTHING iSc TAILORING DR-
P.A.RTAtENT,
Where a perfect fit is guaranteed or no sale.
A share of the public patronage is respectfully
solicited. -THOMAS HARDEN.
Wellsboro, May 15,1887.
PUFFER'S /
PATENT FARM GATE.
(Patented Sept. 11, 1866.)
I claim for it
Ist. The cheapest ( most oonvenient, and most
durable Farm Qate i , use.
2d. Any farmer o n make it with the nue of a
saw and hammer
3d. It does not as the posts, and cannot be
blown pen or shut.
4t14 It is not Ohs noted by ice or snow.
btb. It is etronve than any other gate, and is
equally so when o en or abut, and cannot be
blown open or shut, or does the hardest wind
affect it when open. ,
On the above clai a and especially in regard to
its cheapness, durabi ity, and convenience, we defy
competition. It is a nevr gate and has been bat a
lja
abort time before th public, but fit all cases ft
has taben the prefer ce over all other gates.
It costs, includin posts, only $1.25 to $1.60,
and farmers can ma e them at even loss than
this—they do not cot more than ten ordinary pair
of bars.
Township rights t i or sale on terms very pronto.
rii
ble to thoi purchaser Farm rights for sale for
$3.00 oath. I have put them down •to this low
figure so that none cad be without them, only
be sure and exainl e this before purchasing of
any other.
Any one wishing further particulars Will please
addoss the subsoriber, all orders will receive
pro pt attention. Address,
Apr. 24, 'B7-tr.
HAND POWER LOOM.
[Patented 1865.]
ALL portion* interested in the introduction of
practical machinery into our country, aro
requested to investigate the merits of
HENDERSON'S HAND PO WER LOOM. •
This loom will do all kinds of hand weaving.,
It will weave jeans, blankets, plain cloth, sati
net, heresy, flannel. seamless sack, double width
blankets, or any kind of cotton, wool or flax
cloth. It treads the treadles, throws the shuttle,
lets off the web, and takes up the cloth. It makes
the upper shed as the batten comes forward, and
beats up the Ailing after the cross made, ma
king better.cdoth and better selvage than can be
madolu any other way.
Looms made to order and warranted. Apply
at the shop on Wet& Street, sign "Loom
Factory." LEWIS WETMORE.
Welisbero, March 20, 1887—tf.
MUSIC MUSIC.—The Tioga Cornot Band
is now in good blowing order and prepared
to furnish good Music on all occasions for a rea
sonable compensation.
All communications should be addressed to
the Leader and Secretary at Tioga, Pa.
F. 11. ADAMS, Leader.
T. A. 'WICKHAM, See'y.
. April 3,1867-6 m.
PLATED WARE—Cake baskets, card bask—
sts, castors, sugar bowls, etc., at
THE largest assortment of Watches, Weeks,
Jewelry and Plated Ware in Tioga county
[19de066)
PA.
!.• ,' i,..: '',' 1-) O 6-'
,3-_
roxa , JlJom York: with
acted , , •
GOODS,
wtll find it to their
STOOK
lug, chow hpre.
d, a choloo lot of
r cIEWES,' FLOUR,
, &C
bought at the lowest
;
READY ,PAY.
at the old stand of
BC
BE
of. Wellsboro
s
OTHING
foliexi' than boforo
with . tho 'retest Lash
AND VESTS,
saortmont of.
HING GOODS,
!MI
SIMERE SHIRTS,
STIES, SUS- .
SOCKS,
tho most fashionable
'D CAPS, '
et. Aiio
'
ND UMBRELLAS,
Ifor loath, at tho Cheap
.lIVR, under the"Asiia-
1 oods Trade 1
ow "receiving his
STOCK
i andise,
Cancl many of tho moot
SCOMOp
NOS & SACKINGS,
ortby of attention
till line 'of
0. B. KIMBALL,
Oceola, Tioga Co. Pa.
FOLEY'S
FOLEY'S
t '~ Dxag~ r fi~edipaee, &D.
J. L. IS E L'D EN 9
I,IIIPBEIWAG, PA.
Knib constantly on kand a fine stock of Pare
Drags, Medicines, Chemicals, &0.,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
for Medicinal and _flacremental use; also all the
popular Patent Medialnes, Paints, Varnishes, Oils,
Ito, all kinds of brashes, Dye Colors, Dyo Woods
and Stuffs, One Toilet Soaps, Perfumery, Pom
ades, Cosmetios, .kc., •
.sTATIoNgt.y, PENCILS,
PAnit
Bromorandam Books, Pail 'Books ' &e., Potash
in bulk at 15 cents per pound, Kerosene Oil,
Lamp Oil, Turpentine, Benzine, 45z./k
•
.
Fresh Oatmeal and Pearl Barley at 10 cts per
pound. I am sole gent in Blossburg for Dr.
Fir' N. Weaver's Ext. Fir' weed, . and warrant it to
oure Scrofula, Salt Rh um, Scurvy, .Biutples on
the face, and all d Imes • arising from impure
state of the Blood if need according to directions.
Partial)lay attoition i4Ten to compounding
Physician's and other Prescriptions. I gitaran
toe satisfaction both in quality and price.
Remember the Store, opposite the now Coal
Co's Store, Blosaburg, Pa.
lApi.; 1 . 5, 186*- ti; '.
"-;
;! , • ',`, '! 1
Mather & Ilorto ,
DEALVIR IN
GROCBRIES - &-.PROVISIONS,
CROCKERY, 14". AWARE,
WOOD'l'Si.watibt-:WARE,
,Y,ANICEE NOTIONS.
LAWRENCEVILLE,
Cash Paid for Produce, C ..a..IIAOTRETEz,
Nov. 21, 1866-Iy.
•
1866. FOR . SALE. 1866.
BY
-
B. C. WICKHAM,
AT HIS NURSERY OF FRUIT AND OR
NAMENTAL TREES; IN TIOGA
60,000 Apple Trees.
4.0,000 Pear Trees.
A good supply ,of PLUM, PEACH, CHERRY,
and ORNAMENTAL TREES Jo SHRUBBERY.
The Bruit trees are composcd'of the choicest
varieties, good, healthy, some of them large and
in hoaxing. Any one wishing to *it a supply
will do well to oall and see my stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. 03 , Delivered at the depot
free of charge.
Time r Feb. 28,1866-1 y
ILARRAIt'S NATIONAL GATE
[Patented Septemb©r 20th, 1864.]
ITS CLAIMS ARE
1. The most common ,workman or a farmer
can build it. • •
2. It is made of all sizes, and is perfectly
adapted to all Gate purposes, whether for cattle
yard, farm, door-yard A)F garden.
. -
E. It requires no bingos, and cannot bo blown
opon nor stint.
4. It does not swag the post, and the (late
itself cannot sag, ,t.
b. Breach) , stook cannot open it.
6. It cannot bo driven against when open.
7. It Is not obstructed by either rain, sleet or
snow. ...do
8. Being built without mortise or tenon, it
costs but little more than 0. pair of good bars.
9. It is stronger than any other gate built of
an equal amount of lumber, and its strength is
equal upon both sides.
10. It is the choapest, Politest, and most con
venient and ddrable (late in use.
During tho<fall of 1865, tho National Onto has
received the highest award at SEVEN STATE
and same. SEVENTY COUNTY FAIRS, and
in competition with other Gates, it has taken the
FIRST PREMIUM in every instande.
It:challenges the whole list of Gates to a prac
tical teat, throughout all seasons.
The National Gate has received the
unquali
lied approbation of all who have used it.
These' Gates, including Posteyara built at a
cost of $4 . to $B, according to Worhnianallip and
material used. Their manufacture insures a
profitable investment •of capital, as 0.39 y com
mend a ready 'Bala at from 160 to 106/per cent.
profit; and it is perfectly safe to put:them up at
all times under a warrant, as they 14415ir in no case
failed to give the fullest sat'sfactioti.
P. BILES,
/D. ANGELL,
A. ALBA.
pa- Township and Far
Rights for solo in
Tioga said Bradford o°lll4l s.
J Applicants for ./ pu chase of Territory,
send for Circular ()chaining particulars.
Rights for average/Farms are uniformly sold
for $lO each, including printed drafts and speci
fications for building all sizes of both Farm and
Entrance Gate, by the aid of which any one can
construct them/
On reeelpt,df $lO, in all cases accompanied by
a particular/description of the land for which the
right is ;lashed, the appropriate Conveyance,
drafts, &c., will be promptly forwarded.
.Address, with stamp,
, !NATIONAL GATE CO.,
arch 27, 1867—tf. Knoxville, Pa.
//' LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
J. W. BRADLEY'S Celebrated, Paten
- DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(OR. DOMILII SPBING)
SKIR ..,
1 HEY will not bend or break like the ' Ingle spring,
but will preserve their perfect and graceful shove
when three or four ordinary skirts will have been thrown
aside as useless. The hoops are covered with double and
twisted thread, end the bottom rods are not only dou
ble springs, but twice (or double) covered; proven . ..ling
them from wearing out when dragging down stoops,
stairs, Ste.
The werwlerfut flexibility and 1 great comfort and
pleasure to any lady wearing & the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt, will be experienced f articniarly in all crowded
assemblies, operas, carriages, railroad cars, church pews,
armchairs, for promenade and house dress, s the skirt
can be folded when in use to occupy a small place as
easily and conveniently as is silk or muslin dress, an in-
Irikll/010 gnality,itiCrinolLtie, not foUtui in any single
... . r
spring skirt. - -
A lady hewing enjoyed the pleasure, comfort and
great convenience of wearing the duplex elliptic steel
spring skirt fora single day. will never afterwards will
ingly dispense with their use. For children, Misses and
young ladies they ara superior to all others.
The Duplex Elliptic is a great favorite with all ladle
and isuniversally rechnimandifil by the ' fashion Meg
i
nines, as the standard skirt of the fashicinable world.
!lo enjoy the following inestimable ' advantages n
orinelina, vie:. superior quality, perlbot manufec e,
stylish shape and finish, flexibility, durability, comfort
and economy, inquire for J.,iii- Ilradley'a Duplex Ellipr,
tic ' or double spring skirt, and' be sure you get the gen
aint) article.
, cAI3TION.—To guard against imposition, be particu
ler tq notice that skirts offered as "duplex" have the
red ink stamp„vis ; "J. W. Bradley's Vapies Elliptic
Steel Springs," upon the . tvaletbantlr-uenal others are
genuine. Also notice that every htiop - will admit a pin
being bused ehrOtigti the center , thus revealing the
two -(or ilettble)eptingi-hraided together therein, which
is the seers: of their Ilerdbflity and strength;and a com
bination not to be found In-any other skirt. ,
For sale in all stores where first class skirts aro sold
throughout the Vted .fltates and elsewhere. Mann.
re
factud.l4. tbeee otrnore of the patent,
WUSTS, BRADLEY A CARY,
jelyg s gru, 97 Clyynbern 479& 81 Reade ate. l N.Y.
POT; ,111,601 C COAL.-- , The undersigned,
- having make arrangements to furnish Coal
by the TON or CAR LOAD, coarse or fine, solic
its the patronageOf the public.
ALSO—has constantly on hand, a large stook
of CARRIAGE BOLTS, So., at wholesale and
retail. frigir: BLACKSMITEING of all kinds
done in the best manner. S. Id. GEER.
Tioga, Dee. I, 1866-tf.
Rochester ' Trout Flies.
FMB fitailatiber is agent for, **above celebra
ted 'Plies. Also a fine assortment of Lead.
ere, Kinsey hooks, Snolla, Braided Sea
~ insas & Linen Linos, Trout Baskets, Fly Books,
out, Ply Rods, Reels. &0., &o. Shop in roar of
iP Roberts's Tin Shop.
LORAN A. SEARS.
' ellsboro, May 29, 1867.
kILOUR FROM CHOICE WHITE WHEAT,
buckwheat flour, corn meal aad feed, always
ori band. Call at the Charleston Mlll before buy.
fig your dour and feed. I can make It an objeot
for you to buy. A. RUSSELL.
May 16,1866-tf
New Spring Goods
just received at C. B..KELLErs.
April 1, 1867.
11 1 1101ABSALli DRUG STORE.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS
AND OILS,
TIiAbDEUS DAVIDS' INKS, CONCEN-
KEROSENE LAMPS, PATENT MEDI-
L., BALDEN.
CORNING, N. Y.
1 1 'RATED MEDICINES, CIN o .
-
CINNATI WINES AND
BRANDY, WHITE-
WASH LIME,
CINES, PETROLEUM OIL,
ROCHESTER PER-
FUMERY
AND FLAVORING EXTRACTS, WALL
PAPER, WINDOW GLASS,
AND DYE COLORS;
Sold at Wbolosale Prices. Buyers are requested
to call and got quotations before going further
East
W. D. TERBELII it- CO
Corning, N. Y., Jan. 1, 1867-ly
PIIOTOGRAPHI
E. & IL T. ANTHONY & CO.;
Manufacturers of Photographic Materials,
WHOLVIALE AND RETAIL,
501 BROADWAY, N. Y
In addition to our main business of Photographic
Materials we arc Ilendunartere for the following, viz:
Storeoacopos & Stereo copic VibVio
Of American and Foreign Cities and LandfiCapba,
Groups, Statuary, etc.
Stereoscopic Views of the War,
Froni &valves made in the various campaigns and
foiming a complete Photographic history of the great
contest.
,Storooscoisic Views on Glass;
Adapted for either Magic Lanterns or tho Stereoscope.
Our Catalogno will bo sent to any address on receipt
of Stamp.
Photographic Albums.
We manufacture more largely than any other house,
about 200 varieties from 60 cents to $6O mph. Our
ALBUMS have the reputation of being superior Jo
beauty and durability to all others.
Card Phqtographs of Generals, States.
taen,4ictors. otc., etc.
Our Catalogue embraces ove'r FIVE THOUSAND
different subjects, Including reAtoductions of the most
oelebrated Engravings, Paintings, Statues, etc. Cata
logues sent' on receipt of stamp
Photographers and others ordering goods C.O. D.,
will please remit 26 per cent: of the amount with theft .
order. Thu prices and quality of our goods cannot fail
to satisfy. Jan. 2,1867-9 m.
Tioga Marble Works,
MILE undersigned. are now prepared, to exu
I. cute all orders for Tomb Stones and Mona
meats of either
ITALIAN OR RUTLA A MARBLE
of the latest style and mix.° ed workinanshi
and with dispatch.
We keep constantly on hid botto• i kinds of
Marble and will bo able to suit all who! tuay fa
vor us with their orders, on as reasonable terms
as can be obtained in the country.
Stones disooloreci with rust and dirt clean°
and made to look as good as now.
WILCOX & WHITNEY.
Tioga, May 22, 1867-ti. °
T 6 the Farmers. of Tioga County
T An now building at my manufactory, in Lawrence
I
vine. a superior
FANNING MILL,
which potmems tho following advantages over another
mine: •
I. It separates oats, rat litter, and foul seeds, and
chess and cockle, from wheat.
2. It cleans flax seed, takes out yellow seed, and all
otb i gr seeds, perfectly.
3,' It cleans timothy sea
4. It does all other separating required of a mill.
This mill is built of the !best and most durable tim
bar, In good style, and Is sold cheap for cash, or pro-
duce. . .
I will At a patont slovo, for separating oats from
wheat, to other mulls, on reasonablo terms.
Lawrenceville, October 10, 1806-tf
WALKER & LATHROP,
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, NAILS
STOVES, TIN-WARE,
BELTING, SAWS, CUTLERY
WATER LIME,
AGRICULTURAL I6IPLEMENTP,
Carriago and Harness Trimmuigs,
HARNESSET,_SACDLES,
Corning, N. Y., Jan. 2,1867-Iy. }
RE111 : 11VG-TONS FIRE .ARIIIB.
dUP 'OLD BY THE TRADE GrafE7Aer
LIBERAL DISCOUNT - TO DEALERS
200,000 FURNISH ' S'' , THE U.S.GOVERNRENT
Army Revolver,
Navy Revolver,
Belt Revolver,
Pollee Revolver, ...
New Pocket Revolver 31 100 inl'Galibre
Pocket Revolver, (Rider's pt.) 31.100 iu.!Calibro
Repeating Pistol, (Elliott pt.) No 22 & , 32 Cart*
Vest Pocket Piptol, No 22, 30, 32 1 41 •Oariridge
Gun Cane J No 22• Sc, 32 Cartridge
Breech Loading Rifle,(Beals') No 32 & 33
Revolving Rifle, '36 lt, 44-100 ini Calibte
E. REMINGTON ..t iIONNt.,
PRINCIPAL AGENTS.
/!4TOOTO & Nichols. New York; Wm Road & Son,
Boston; Jos C Grubb Jr., Co, Philodelphim Pool.
they 14 Trimble, Baltimore; Henry Folsom tt, Co,
Now Orleans; Johnson, Sponeer & Co, hicago;
L M Ramsey & Co,. St. Louis; Albert • 3 Crane,
San Francisco. Feb 20, 180 ..541.
Tipb • NEWELL, DENTIST, MANSFIELD, Ye.,
• .grateful for the very, liberal patronage
heretofore received, will continue so as to per
form all dental operations, as to merit the pidly
increasing professional demands now e gaged.
All operations in P OI departments of the profes
sion executed in the best possible MIMIC . All
new, useful invontions'irtid improvement adopt
ed.. The highest good Of his patrons the 11a-ma
ture of his ambition. Dec. 5, ' )6--tf
ROY'S CHOLERA DROPS
•
CURES COLIC,
CURES DYSETEI?Y,
CURES CHOLERA MORBUS,
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHEA,
S all Howol Complaints, hut does not
care anything clan. This medicine -an°
cure-aIL : it has the confidence of every body.
for It is never known to fail : it should be kept
on band by every family. Sold by &Mors in
,medieine at fift y cents per bottle. For ealo in
'Wellaboreugh. at Roy's Drug Store. .
NOTlCE.—Notiee is hereby given hotßob
ort 'Custard; Senior, has been placed in
charge of tract No. 1590, and ; those pmts of *net
N0.'1589, in. the vicinity of 13,abb's crk clf, belong.
ing to the heirs of Luke W. !orris; .hriti all per
sons aro forbid trespassing hereon, under pen
alty of prosecution.
BLLISTON P. ORR IS,
fit!S Market Street, Philadelphia.
Feb. 27. 1887—lime
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.—J. B. Shako
pear, dealer in Veeker & Brother! and
Haines A. Brothers pianos, Mason & Rainlin cab—
inet organic, Trent, Linsey & Co. melodeons. and
the B. Shoninger melodeons. Room over J. R.
Bowon'a etore. Sept 12, 1866.
,
RAILWZtV. • '
On and aftoibtondny, Apr 11,29,180, trains 11 in leaN
Corning at tlitifollowingbotire:
vaitaXwann tomb,
•
12:28 a.m., Express Mail, SUI1.11‘) a excepted. for Buffa
lo, Salamanca,and Dunkirk, con ecting with traits
for the West.
1k44 a m Night Express, Stuldays exe pled, for Buffalo.
Salamanca, and Dunkirk, making beet CODEnltfi4l
with trains of the Atlantic it Great %stet n, isle
Shore,and Grand Trunk Railways, forall points
7:07 a. m.,Nlght Express, Daily, for BUffetio, Ss la m
r a ,
Dunkirk and the Wet, connecting ns above
7:11 a. tn.`, Night Express, SUndays excepted, ro, L oa ,
ester and Buffalo, via Avon.
10:32 a. m., 3fail Train, Sundays excepted, for Both..
ter and Buffalo, via Avoi,
2:15 p..m. Baltimore Express, Sundsysi excepted,
Rochester and Buffalo, via Avon.
7;03 p. m.. Day Express, Sundays excepted, for Buffalo,
connecting with the Lake Shwa and Grand Trunk
• Railways for points west and south.
7;10 p m Dap ExpreesiStindays exceptec , tor Rochester
5:40 p. m., Emigfant train, Daily, fch the West.
12:25 a. m. Express Mail, Sundays excepted, fin nuffak ,
Salamanca and Du kirk, connecting with to f, r
the West.
12.50 p m Way Frei t, Sundays excepted.
' EITRARD BOUND.
12:16 a. m., Night EX:Press, Daily, connecting at , Gr"
. court for Warwick, and at New York with sittrlio,,r,
trains and steamers for Bostonaud New Loglacd
Citiefi.
4:01n. m., Cincinnati Express. Mondays excepted, cot,
necting at Elmira for liarrieburg, Philadelphia and
the South; at Owego for Ithaca; at Einghamt,t,
for Syracuse; at Great Baud for Scranton, Thiliatl.
phia, and Trenton; at Lanka waxen for Hawley, and a t
Grayeourt for Newburg and Warwick .
10.15 ata Accommodation Train daily, connecting e ;
at Elmira for Canandaigua.
10:48 R. tn., Day EXI}TCBO,BUladayS excepted,connectic i
at Elmira for Caahmittigua, at Binghamton for But
Buse, atGreat Bond for Scranton, at Laelrawaxet f;r
Manley, and at Jersey City withmidnight Elpettt
Train of Now Jersoy Railroad for Philadelpitia,Put.•
more and Washington.
3:12 p. td., Baltimore Express, Sundays excepted
4:38 Om., New York and Baltimore Mail. Band a) . t ,
coptod, connecting at Elmira for Ilarrisburgh.Pinli
delphia, and South.,
LOT p m Lightning Express, Sundays excepted, cc.c.
necting at Jersey City with morning express trait: cd
New Jersey Railroad for Baltimore and Washingtcc
and at Now York "with morale, express trains i'
Boston and the East.
12:30 p. in. way Freight, Sundays xcepted.
don't Paae. Agent
TRAINS FOR THE NORTH.
Trains for Canandaguia leave Elmira as fell6wB:
Accomodation at 7 G 4 ti
Express (fastest train on r0ad].......... ........ ...II 45
Stall6ls p a ,
Way Freight, [passenga coach att . actic4] .... . 7hp t z
On and after Apriligertrains will arm,. kni
depart from Troy, as follows; .
• MOVING BOUTII. 7iovixe sorra
Express 11 45 pre Express .........lp;p alz
Elmira Mail '550 a m Elmira Ma11.........t5 1 • t .
Local Freight 10 50a Lbw] .. 335
Through Freight 0 55 p m I Through Freigbi 2 09,
E. S. BROWN, Div. Sui , .t
• -
Ellossbiirg & Corning, & Tioga A. R
Stains will run us follows until further notice
Accommodation—Leaves Blusaburg at 6,50 a. m.. N 1.73
field ,
at 7,05, Tioga at 8,20 Later, ncevifia at , :,,,i,_
arri ing at*Corning at 10,26 a. in.
Ma i l Loaves Blousburg afr2,35 Pratt.; Mansfieli at ;,...
Tio at 4,06, Lawrmetaville at 4,67—arrniag ~
Corning at 6 p. In.
Illttil—{Leaves Corning at 8 a.m., Lawrenceville at sq..,
Tioga at 10,02, Mansfield at 10,40—arriving at i 5 ,;,..
Lurk at 11,30 . m tn.
Accommodation—Leaves Corning at 4,50 p. m , L t a.
macerate at 0,68, 'toga at 7,02, Mat/Mehl at 7,14
arriving at Blossbarg at 8,25 p. m. -
L. M. STIATTtiCK, sap:
Philadelphia Br, Erie R. R.
Trains on tho Phlladolphla & Erie Rail Rad
as follmcs :
NvEsTWARp.
Mail T leaves Philadelpril a
Williamsport.
" arr. at Erie
Eua ExplaNS leaves Philallelplii4
•• illtainverr,
au. at Laic.
a Mall leaves Philath:WlLL—
" " WillitunnyorC:.
" " arr. at Lack Ilaven.•...'
Buffalo Express loaves Baltlutoro..
" " WillLumport
" arr. at Lock Haven
' EASTWARD
Mall Tulin leaver , Eric
• " Williamsport.
4, arr. nt I .l l iladelPhia ,6
Erie Express leavea Etta
Williamsport.
" arr. al Plailadelptaa
Elmii a Mail loaves Lock Ilaven
- .
—A' •• Willlaruspoi l ~ t.", aa.
" "arr. at Philadelphia i. ai 4 m
Luck Haven Ac. Cm leaven Lock Unveil I.i.v 1, m
1- , " " lefty ea 'Williamsport 3,20 v m
'•1 ' arr. at Philadelphia l'.11 1 „, ar.
l" 1 A. L. 'Prix'', Gale! Fuld
• t SALAMANCA STATION
WEIMAR]) BOUND.
Mail 5.30 Exidicas
Accommodation 6,35 Mail •
Express 12.19 Accommodation,
Express 11.00 I Express ...... ... 11
At Cory there is a junciiou with the
Brio, and Cil Creek Rail Roads.
At Meadville with the Franklin 'and Oil , City art
Pithuhr Branch.
At Loaviltsburgo the Maboniny Branch makes
rect route to Cleveland. At 'Ravenna connect. co.
Cleveland anti Pittsburgh Railroad.
The Road passes through Akron, Ashland, Gel
Marion, Urbana and Dayton, intersecting ctinoi..,,
roads, and terminates at Cincinnati.
L. D. RUCKER, Gen, Supt., Moadville, re
AGENCY
For the Collection of
•
Army and Nat) , Claims and Fenolous.
MEE, NEW BOUNTY LAW. passed July 28,18V.,;/.. -
1J two and three years' soldielli extra bounty seta
In your discharges.
OFFICERS' EXTRA PAY.
Three months' extra pay proper to volunteer act: ,
who were In service March 3,1865.
PENSIONS INCREASED
To all who have lost a limb and who have been poiL ,
ncntly and totally disabled.
All lther Government claims prosecuted.
'• JEROME B. NILE:
Wellsboro, October 10, 1860-tt
J. II MATHER
Planing & Turnipg.
- Er AVIV G gOt his new Factory in operatkt
II I_ is now pt t opured to fill orders, for Cabire
Ware promptly and in the best style of workuist
ship. Having procured a
he is ready to drat. boards orlla.uk with ditzpat:i
44-100 in. Calibre
..36-100 in. palibio
Navy oho ICalibre
. Navy sista,Calibre
furnished to order, His machines arc of the to ,
est and most improved patterns.
Shop corner of Peail and Wain St:, WEIL
8011.0, PA.-,
0et..31, 1866-4.
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with the fit st premiums to each subscriber. Au
dress, t W. JENNINGS DEMORF:ST ,
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Deuteron:a Monthly 'and Young Atuerteti,l'
gether $4, with the premiums for each.
March 20, '67-fim. •
INSURANOE AGEN Y.
MESSRS. NICHOLS d , l off lA, "act"
respeutfully inform tls.• eoplo, of t6it c'
einity; that they have the agency of woe of
best
Life & Fire insurance Compani es
In the States, and ara'now prepared to into d
reasonable rates.
Mr. MITCHELL having been appointed -
NOTARI 7- .)..PUALIC ,
will attend promptly to any business relatic;
his office, which may be centrusted to Idw•
Tile) , will he found at 'the offtcb formerly occu•
pied by Lowrey and Wilson; tin Main Owtt•
Wellsboro, Pa. • lifprchl 3 , 1567-1 Y
Bounty an&Tension Agency
.. ~,, ,
.....
TTAYLNG reetilved defluitelnstructions to ro;:° . ,
.„_,U1... the extra. bounty alicaod b.; tho 3 " 4111 : : :
Jul., 28, 180, and huVing on baud a large iiuppl `t
neciaBnr3' _.iiii-hi I: s, I ateprepared to prosecute Ali i r,
isiou and bounty claimswhich may be PIIICe d "' 0 ,,
(iambi. Pergon a ll•ing at a ithitake Call Lt" n " . l ' l i i t
with inc by letter,and tboir cotnnitifticatiou• '
ill
promptly num wm. ii. buj blvd. .
Wollaboro.Octo ier 24,1866. ,-
or TR:
Northern Centr 1 R. R
AtlaTitio and Croat Western it- W
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