`-`' - Skied Vottqe
RUNNING WATER.
Sliding through the verdurous meadows
;Dreaming in the greenwood shadows — ,
,_ . l . lying like a feathered arrow '
Through the gorges dim and narrow,
',policing to-Its own glad tinkle,
Wrierie,:inliody a dud and crinkle;
Ttook-iraiirisoned eddies twinkle,
I . 3iid,whlto 'water lilies sleeping,
Steslthily through thiokets creeping—
• Many-voiced the brooklet ever,
Wanders onward toward the river.
Musical tho infant whisper
Of-the little i hill-born lieper, '
• Whore on fairy ehoon of glen
oliiaidly it treads the; grass.. -
, Musical the topes, though firmer,
\ Of its dove-like woodland murmur;
OW its shout_ and soul-exalting,
When q'er rooky barriers vaulting,
sweet and oft its liquid gushes,
As it dallies with the rushes—
Thus a living song forever
Flows the brooklet toward
Bleat the life that sweeps along
Brook-like, rscith a pleasant song— .
Gliding throdgh the fields of youth,
Beautiful with Love and Truth;
Striking out In manhood's prime,
Sparkles from the rocks of - time.
Making through the shades of ago
Calm and solemn pilgrimage;
And at last, its journey done,
Through the shadow and the sun,
rearfully„ without a quiver,
Melting in the silent river.
A Washington' Story.
.
Mr. Gay, senior of the National Ho-
tei, Washington, bears quite a resem
blance to the late Gen. Cass, upon which
is told a good story.
A stranger who supposed that he
knew Mr. Gay well, put up at the :Na
tional. Since this house lias become a
crack hotel at the Capitol, it is quite
till all - the time, and the new comer
was necessarily Apr the first knight sent
- .to the lip-floor to sleep. Coming down
stairs in the maiming a little cross, ho
met Gen. bass there, who had a 'fine
suite of rooms ih UM hall. He stepped,
up to him and said :
,
I'll not stand it ! YOu have put me
at the top of the house. I must have a
moth omewhere else, lower dowrr."
G . -Cass interposing nervously:
"Si , ou are mistaken in the person
age ;1 you are, addressing General. Cass
of Michigan."
StrLnger, confusedly, " Beg your par
3.don, General-thought it was my old
friend 'Gay. Beg a thousand pardons,
sir. All a mistake.—all a mistake I as
sure you." - -
The General passed out of the build
ing, but soon returned; but as luck
would have it, the stranger met him
full in the face again,
but in another
position. This time he was ,!sure he
had nit Mr. Gay, for the Barr from
Mich' n had just gone out I So the
stranger stepped. boldly, up, slapped the
General familiarly on the shoulder, ex
claiming:
' "By heaven, Gay, I've got a rich
joke to relate. I met old Cass up stairs
just now; thought it was you, an d be
gan cursing himlabout my room." ' •
General Cass, with emphasis, " Well
young man, you have met old Cass
• again."
Stranger sloped, and he has notteenheard--of since. - I
STRONGEST MAN IN THE WORLD.--.
A native of Australia, Mr J. E. Evans,
recently gave'an exhibition of remark
able strength at the Sea Hotel, in Ches
terfield, (England, to establish his claims
as the strongest man in the world. He
held a fifty-six pound weight in various
positions, at arm's length, and increas
ed the number until he raised four fif
ty-six pound weights above his head,
holding them at 'arm's length, - and at
the same time standing upon four tum
bler glasses. He also held the'weights
on the top Of a glass, and allowed a glass
of water to ba placed n on the top of
the weights. He laid at on. his bare
1,..43
chest, and the weight rebounded as
though it had come in, ntraCt. with a
piece of India rubber.' A. piece ()Moue
four inches thick, was placed upon: 111. S,
chest, and Mr. Hinch, blitek - smith,
ismashed it with two blows lute frag
iments. Mr. Turner then cut a piece of
two-inch iron in two across his chest
4 with the hammer and chisel. The feats
concluded by Professor Hercules laying
flat upon the floor; and allowing Mr.
. Hinch to strike him, witb.all hls strength
with a sixteen pound sledge hammer.
The , blow was met by the professor; and
the hammer rebounded without leaving
a scratch upon his body.
.. i ,
WU:IAA LAicauAGE.-L—There _ii as
much connection between the words
and the thoughts as there is between
the thoughts and the actions.- The lat
ter are not only the expressions of the
former, but they have a power to react
upon the soul and. leave the stain of
their corruption there. A young - man
who allows himself to make use of one
vulgar_ or profane word has not only
shown that there is a foul spot upon his
mind, butby the utterance of that word
he- extends that spot and inflames it
tom, by indulgence, it will pollute and
ruin the whole soul. Be careful-of your
words, as they show your thoughts. If
you can control the tongue so that no
improper Words are pronounced by it,
you will • soon be able to control the
mind and save. that from corruption.—
You will extinguish the fire by smoth
ering it, or by preventing bad thoughts
bursting out in language. Never ut
terwina a rd anywhere which you would
be ash ed to speak in the presence of
the m t refined female or the most re
ligious man. Trylhis practice a. little
while and , ou will; . soon have command
,of yourself. __.
How THE INDIANS POISON THEM
ARROWEL-A rattlesnake is caught and
penned. He is made angry- by being
poked with sticks, when a piece of deer
liver his' held toward him on the end of
a stick. Ipto this hcatrikes his fangs.
The liver is then withdrawn, and a
piece of dogwood about four inch)es
long, citrefulily sharpened, is thrust into
the incision 'made 'by the fangs.:-. Tile
stick is perinitted to dry fora shorttline,
when It is dipped into a glutinous solu
tion, which,Arying, hermetically seals
the poison, which would otherwise de
compose. This piece of dogwood is
used at the head of the arrow. To be
wounded with such an arrow is almost
certain death.
To PRESERVE ICE.—How to preserve
fora considerable length 'of time,
f r doinestio purposes, and especially
l o ftr the s ick tus room,
ange " a is ke t ge Pa r gs a o l let:lu x i
I Woolen fabric, the inner one should be
l ik6n inches *ide by fourteen inches
deep. The outer bag should be made
at least two inches wider each way.—
After placing one bag inside the other,
stuff feathers between the two, and sew
the two bags together at the top. Puta
block of ice into a bag of this descrip :
tion, and it will be preserved from
melting for nearly a week, when under
exposu r e it will melt in less than an
hour.
A blind man had been sitting oneday/
and.pleasantly,chatting with some vi
itors for an hoar, when one of th
wished the company good morningl
left the mom. ' ti What white teet .I , -
lady has 1" said the sarcastic blin
" How can you , ptossibly tell I
said a , friend. r Because," ,
ready answer, " for Uie last P"
she has done nothing but la I
When Napoleon was 7 4 an officer
of artillery, a Prussian Meer said in
his presence witb.- mu h pride, " MY,
countrymen light on y for glory, but
Frenchmen light fo money." " Yon
are night t, replied apoleon, " each of
them fight for Ir they are most In.
ii i
want 90
WELIAI3O9
MACIECINE MOP. I '
MBE subecribera baying procured addition
rriaohincry are now ready to fubiish to ord.
all soite of . ;
SIIOI AS
PLOWS, CULTIVA I V2O RS, FIEL
ROLLERS,' MILL GEARING, -
- SLEIGH•SHOES, W 0 0 D
SAWING MACHINES,
&c., &c.' •
WOODWORTH 'PLANEII
for custom and job work, I . Wo n o also proper{
to do
SLITTING cfc SCROL' SA TAI."'
' Having a first•cioan aerelkieu.ting Lathe
are prepared to make , 31
CHEESE PRESS .2 ORE W
to order. Builders of Cheese Factories are
quested to examine our work. We manufact
the
•
Chamidoim Plow,
One of the finest implements in the market.
Cash paid for OLD IRON:
-CHARLES WILLIAM'
F. L. SEARS.
WollaborO, May 15, 1867—tf.
Stoves & Tin Wa
FOR' THE MILLION,
Is now prepared to ftirnish the public •
anything in his lino of business, in quantit
large, in quality_ as good, and as cheap in
as any dealers in Northern Pennsylvania.
•
Ho pays particular attention to the
STOVE AND TIN WARE BUSIN
and intend tokeep a full assortment of everyt
in that line. 1 •
TIN WARE MADE TO ORDER
proMptly, and warranted to give satisfaction.
REPAIRING
executed ip the boat manner and with diap
•
CALL AND SEE ME.
. ,
D. P: ROBERTI
Wellaborough, March '7, lgte.
HARKNESS & RILEY,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKE
•
Over Wiison , 4-• Vati- Faachburg's S'tore, i
room lately occupied by Benj. Seeley.'
"D OOTS AND SHOW& mat
_Cp order and in the bout manner.
REPAIRING of all kinds done promptly
good. Givo us a call.
JOHN VARHNES
WM. RILEY.
We'labor°, Jan: 2 - 4 ; 1867-Iy.
- • _.
2.-:
- A. B. EASTMAN, I
' • 4., . 4-.
_.
- 7 . 1-.-r-A
• I ' 4l'
A AWRGICAL - & . H4CII4NII
:Y. i , te :,
a ...:
DENTIS
IS permanently .located at Wellsborb, I
over J. R. Botien's Store, where he is
par d to execute all work pertaining to' his
fes on with promptness and in a superior ..
ner i
.
Teeth extracted without pain by the u:
lately improved Spray Produeer. Chlorol
and Ether administered when desired. All •
warranted. Satisfaction guaranteed or no I
- ges. . July 3, 18 ..,
THE BLODGET PREMIUM HARP
HORSE FORK ahead of all othe'
market; when tested with other Forks it
fails to give a decided preference. Be surl
examine before buying others.
All orders should ho addressed- to' either
WEEKS, WM. CHAMBERLAIN, J. H. C I
BELL, or C. L. PECK,
Nelson, Tioga County;
July, 3, 1887-3r0.. 0 ; I
Horse 011 l Calllo Poe
sPeclTtc.
Byyptathlg from
/ C , f ar e r :alf a paper
a paper in a
dt swill the
Above discaacEi
maitre eradicated
or entirely Pravenl
Preirenttve and
Price ib Cenps per 2ap3r, o - Papersfor.
.
VOT_T r tZ 13180!
that
man.
;hat?'
AT =ETA
WEDLINALB Duo ME: CINE Door/
No. 116 Prar.:o:a St., RilLimore, ,
For Sate by Drugglgts and fitoutceepers throe
.put the United Staten.
. .
For.salo by John A. ROY; Wellaboro.
as the
calf hour
ly, • „„,
rt R. PITCH'S ADDOMpIAI. STIPP°,
13- MS, for sale at Doy's Drug Store.
TOE-WORK, IN THE BEST STYLE,'
tj with tivaptitqlhat At rrAmos
A MERICAN WATCHES in Hunting Silver
ja, ems kota-$27.110,ap at r,
,RQI4EXTet
..1
.11 1•A
,C ~ S_:~ ~ N~G ~~,
We. have also a
to ordor
, Y;
'
• J ,-;•••;?;1
D. P. ROBERTS,
OPPOSITE ROY'S BUILDING,
11 - ();' ,F r ARMEICSI
GET Btei
ROUT Z'S
CRLEDELPED
ier:, • .; ~ ~,,,,,,,,,, Ty;
1%1 1 : • „HJ
AT THE PEOPLE'S STORE I
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING A
FREWSTOCK OF 'GOODS
111
SPRING TRADE,
and are prepared to supply the events of the
people
D \ R°'Y~ GOODS.
give the best sattsfactien, and those accustoms
to patronise as know that we
f ili,
,I k.
11 1 1 A
riii
,2
. i
rrt:, t , • • t
that aro to be found in this section, and those
who are not our patrons aro the losers
quite as much mime are.
M
r
t p7 . .. i ' j
tr„lC' 1
L -..•••11
MADE UP TO ORDER AND MFAZ.
OUR STOCK WILL BE KEPT FULL,
Warranted to give Satisfaction,
NM
EU
Sold as Low as at any other Estab
We invite an examination of our Stook and
Priem!, pledging oureelvea to
8110 W GOODS, FREELY AND TAKE NO
, OFFENCE .
Corning, N. Y., Apr. 10, 1867. • "
'NEW ARRANGEMENT I
't Eel
and
Wilson (cc, ,Van Yalkenburg
ffice
pre
pro-
an-
NO. • UNION BLOCK,
o of
OTM
• ork
har-
i i?,
'ON
a In
over
and
3
D . R
4);1 D 0 S
, ; v. ? f ,!••
orl,''
ay
' This prepara!
long'. and favo
will
known
oughlyretnvig
brojten-down
low-spirited ho,
by. strengths:
and cleansing
stomach and 1:
tines.
Cloths Cassitneree, Vestiugs, Ladies'
Cloths, and a large variety, of
• ' Ladiee' toren Goods.
It la a son
vontive of ail,
c.a,mca ipetikit
B
MERCHANT TAILORING
AND FURNISHING' GOODS.
-
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE
SPIeING GOODS.
We are Agents for Singer's Sewing Machine's,
the hest and cheapeef Maobine for fatuity use,
leas liable to get out of repair, and more durable
than any — other, adeptedie Hue or obutue sewink.
Call and 'nee theta. "
•
The Senior penal' hes had'a large ezperlenoe
in Merohun Tailoring, , and it le the intention of
the now tirti i i to put this branch of their hulloes!
beyond 3 nilessfai competition. • „
Wellaboro;Feb.2o, /567-0.
IN CO.R.NING,
Adapted to the
. F,
NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA
WITIT
OUR LONG: EXPERIENCE
: • - ?.. •
, has taught us that • - .
GQ-CiD •43E 0 O-D !EU i
•
KEEP THE BEST GOODS
. ; ;
We keep as usual a
LARGE STOCK •Or CLOTS
to sell by the yard or
RANTED TO FIT
and ill Goods sold by us
AND
lishment. Mind
when no sale is made.
SMITH & WAITE.
Have established, themselves at
;• - ;
lately occupied by F. D. Bunnell
•i ; 1 • ' ".
They are no reeeLing a tare stock, of,
--' i
SPRING
MAE
In part, snob as
~GROCtitiEs;;, ?, ,:.r.
11E111
NMI
--__
To buy cheap, and a choice lot of
i
['NMI
=9
,_
'—',' - ''''' — ';' — ' - litt — d-It s tAr '7,P
CENTRE OF' AltliAtTiON IS AT
LAWRENCEVIX.LE. •
•
C. S. MATHER & CO.
Would announce to tho good people of Tioga
County that they have just returned from New
York with their second fullsteck of
FALL Pf. WINTER GOODS,
embraoing all the novelties as well as the sub
stantials required.
DRESS GOODS in all varieges, STAPLE
'& FANO( GOODS, HOOP SKIRTS, f
'&BEST'FRENCH WOVE COR
SETS, GLOVES AND HT
SIERY, YANKEE 'NO
TIONS, &c., &c.
•
FURS ! FURS I
MINX' 'CONY, and Siberian Squirrel.
CLOTHS & CASSIMERES in the county.
READY MADE CLOTHING, and
CLOTHING made to order super
intended by first class workmen.
SHOP MADE BOOTS & SHOES in end—
! less variety, HATS & ,CAPS
to quit all tastes,
p•ROCERIES, &C., &C.
b.r goods have been bought 'during the last
panic) in New York and will be sold at panic
prices. ) -
Prices are down, monopoly broken up. No
other store can or dare compete with us in qual
ity and price. For further particulars call at the
store of C. S. MATHER & CO.
Lawrenceville, Dec. 19, 1966.
1867. WRIGHT 8C BAILEY, 1867.
WI/ commence this year with an exclusively
CASH business.
CASH FOR , EVERFHING I 1
A LARGE STOCK OF FLOUR FOR
CASH !
A ' LARGE STOCK OF - FEED FOR:
CASH 1
A LARGE STOOK OF• PORK ' FOR
CASH 1
Call and see us. WRIGHT do BAILEY.
Wellsboro, Jan. 9,1887.1.7.
AU persons indebted to 'us by noto or boric
account must call and settle or pay costs.
Jan. S,•lSdt. WRIGHT & BAILEY.'
Stoves: Stoves 2'
.
A N 11,4. kettp*A4i'in
IA - R.. WILLIAM ROBERTS begs' to
J-TJL annoruieli to the citizens of Tioga Coulity;
that in addition tohisoacellent stock of Strifes,
Tin-Ware, Brittania, and Sheet-Iron Waro t ; he
has; at a great outlay, stooked hie store on
. ; ": - • •
with a complete assortment of Shelf Hardware,
of which we enumerate the following articles
NAILS, SPIKES, CROWBARS; X CUT,
MILL, .HAND AND BUCK SAWS,
BUTTS, STRAP HINGES,
f•
CARPENTER'S TOOLS,
PUMPS, AXES,
. AUGERS,
BITTS,
BITT-STOCKS, .HATCHETS, CHISELS,
SHOVELS, SPADES, FORKS,
• ; BENCH-SCREWS,
1 , i
WOOD SCREWS, CARRIAGE BOLTS,
BURRS, SKEINS, WASHERS, .
PIPE `BOXES, 'AXLE•
TREES, ELLIP
TIC
=1
SPRINGS, HORSE snots, HOOP, BAR,
kBAND, IRAN, GRINDSTONE
; HANGINGS, CORN
• ! 'POPPERS:, ' "
SAUSAGE CUTTERS AND STUFFERS
COMBINED. Also, PISTOLS,
PISTOL OARTEMES,
• • POWDER. AND
OAPS.
OE
PATENT BARNDOOR: HANGINGS
11
a new thing, and made for use. These are but a
few of the many articles composing our stock
of Hardware.
, ,
We invite the public to call and examine for'
themselves: 4 We •alm toriteep the boat quality of
goods in Onf line; ' and' all work' to order done
promtdV and weir:" • Wll,Ltithi ROBERTS'
Weilebot!o, Sept. 1, 1866-tf , ,
J. - STICKLE
•• . •
. 3 'Ohairmaker, Turner, and
4 1i
• Furniture Dealer.
SALE ROOM, opposite Dam's Wagon Shop,
Main Street. .FACTORY in SearsWO
llama ,Foundry, second story.
Orders promptly filled and '
satisfaction gparan
teed. Fancy Turning done to, order.
Welilibm, Jane 12,1887. J. STIOKLIN.
';
LAD l l.l B . l : 2 "froms' - '° 6- $l4Lr.
RICK Bohemian Glue Vaees at ,
doel9 toLirs.
riALBNDER, Preset, '
.Marino end •Churi*
Cloeko,'et goal's. •
,•
CUM
EN
The largest Stock of
CASH PAID• FOR WHEAT 1
CASH PAID POP, OATS I
OA4II PAID ,P6ll, CORN
MAIN STREET, WELLSBORO, ,I
•
F i=lF fdl •.
•
TO BUY 4- SELL IS OUR
B URINES'S !
h will buy at the highest maticeif price,
Vy dm following articles.
. .
SHEEP PELTS, DEACON SKINS,
DEER SKINS; FURS, HIDES;
AND VEAL SKINS,
for which we will pay cash.
We will manufacture to order, french or home
tanned t?ALF or-KIP BOOTS, in the best man
ner and at fair rates, and pay especial attention
to REPAIR G. -
ALSO,
W have a first-rate stot of
READY-MADE WORK,
on which we will not be undersold, and from this
time we shall make it a point to keep up the best
stock of
LADIES' GAITERS,
to be found in the county, which we will sell at
a lower profit than such articles have ever been
offered in this region.
Wo shall likewise keep up a good assortment
of
LADIES' BALMORALS, LEATHER
BOOTEES, CHILDREN'S AND
MISSES, WORK or VA
•
RIODS STYLES,
and all style's of MEN'S WORK,
• LEAT#RI? c f• FINNNGS,
can be boug h us as cheap as, any where this
lido of Now York, and we shall keep a full stock
of
FRENCH CALF, FRENCH KIP, UP
PER, SOLE, LININGS, AND
BINDING. .
Our stock of PEGS, NAILS, THREAD, AWLS,
RASPS, GLOVERS' NEEDLES, LASTS,
TREES, ORIMP 8, with SHOEMAKER'S
TOOLS and FINDINGS, will be found the lar
gest in the county, and we sett for small profits.
We talk business and we' mean business. Wo
have been in this region long enough to be well
known—let those' tVhd• know us tty us. Corner
of Main and Grafton streets, opposite Wm. Rob
erts' Hardware Store, 0. W. SEARS,
GEO, 0. DERBY
Wollaboro, April 24, 1867—Mt
NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES
AT •
T. A. WICKHAM'S,
TIOGA, PA.
AVING just returnod fronp Now York with
17 New and carefully aeloold
STOCK OF ()goys,
All those in want of Goode will find it to their
interest to call and
EXAMINE OUR STOOK
and learn Prices before buying elsewhere.
Kept constantly on hand, a choico lot of
DRIED FRUIT, GROCERIES, FLOUR,
PORK, &C., &C.
All the above Goods are ought at tho lower
Cash !riees and will be sold]
ONLY FOR CASH OR READY PAY.
Don't forgot the place, at the old hand of
VAN NAME it 7iVIOKHAM.
Tioga, Pa., Feb. 20, 1867—tf.
To i the Public of Wellsboro
AND
SURROUNDING COUNTRY 1
N. ASHER",
TAKES' this method of notifying the peoplo
that the Stook of
SPRING CLOTHING
is on , hand, and offera it lower than before
The Storo is well stocked with the moat faah
ionablo •
COATS, PANTS AND YE A STS,
also, a largo . assortment, of
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
consisting of
WAITEAND CASSIMERE
- •
CELLARS; NECKTIES, SUS
TENDERS, SOCKS, '- •
and a iood largo lot of the, most ,fashionable
HATS,. AND CAPS,
ever brought to this market. Also
, TRUNKS, BAGS, AND UMBRBLLAS,
whiob you can buy low for cull, at the Cheap
Clothing Store of N. ASHER, under the Agita
tor Offioe.
Wollaboro, April 10, 1867.
FARMERS' EXCHANGE.
O. G. VAN VALHENBURG & BRO
HAVING purchased tho Store lately occu
pied by William Townsend, are ready to
supply eustemers with
PORK, HAMS, SHOULDFRS, WHITE
FISH, MACKEREL, CODFISH,
SMOKED EIALIBUT,,
FLOUR, CORN MEAL, BUCKWHEAT
, ! FLOUR, FEED, -AND ALL
HEAVY GROCE,RIES,
Al
WHOLESALE - AND ',RETAIL,
andat reasonable poem
FARMERS & OTHERS
Will find it to their advantaggap call and look a
our Stock before aew here.
iteutembei the
TOWNSEND'S OLD - STAND, .
11111' STBEET, WILLSBORO, PENIPA
. Feb' 27, 1867-tf.
MIMIC I MITSIO,—Tbe Tioga Cornet 'Baud
• is now in good blowing order and prepared
to faralsb 1044 Music, oh 'all ocseasious for.* rea
isonable comportiation.'
All loairiatimientions should be addrosied to
thelseader siad Oebreti►ry at Tioga, Pa.
- 11 1 ; 11., ADAMS, lioadar.
• 'Tie A. 'WICKHAM, Seo'y. . • •
April 8,1867-thu. ,
Drugs, Medicines, Btm
J. L. BELDEN,
• BLOSZURig, PA.
TI MPS constant] an hand a fine etock of Pare
„IX Drage, Medici , Chemicals, .ko.,
WINES AND ) LIQUORS,
for Medicinal and &memento' use; also all the
popular Patent Modie!nos, Paints, Varnishes, Oils,
(to., all kinds of brushes, Dye Colors, Dye Woods
and Stuffs, fine Toilet Soaps, Perfumery, Pom
ades, Cosmetics, &c.,
STATIONERY, PEN-S, PENCILS,
• PAPER AND.ENVELOPES,
•
Memorandum Books, Pass Books, &e., Potash
in 'bulk at 15 cents per pound, Kerosene Oil,
Lamp Oil, Turpentine, Benzine, &c.
Fresh Oatmeal and Pearl Barley at 10 cts per
pound. I am solo agent inillossburg for Dr.
N. Weaver's Ext. Fireweed, d ad warrant it to
cure Scrofula, Salt Rheum, scurvy, Pimples on
the face, and all diseases arising from impure
state of the Blood if used - according to directions.
Particular attention given to compounding
Physician's and other Prescriptions. I guaran
toe saticfaction, both in quality and price.
Remember the Store, opposite the now Coal
Co's Store, Bleaching, Pa. - -
Aug, 15, 1866-tI. J. L. BELDEN.
Mather & Horton,
DEALERS iN
GROCHRIES & PROVISIONS,
CROCKERY, HARDWARE,
WOOD & WILLOW-WARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS.
LAWRENCEVILLE, PENW.A.
•
Cash Paid for Produce, 1 1 % 1 I T : n ft
Nov. 21, 18811-Iy.
1866, FOR SALE. 1866,
BY
B. C. WICKHAM,
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AT HIS NURSERY OF FRUIT AND OR
NAMENTAL TREES, IN TIOGIA
60,000 Apple Treed.
10,000 Pear Trees.
A good supply of 'PLUM, PEACH, CHERRY,
and ORNAMENTAL TREES A SHRUBBERY.
The Fruit trees are composed of the choicest
varieties; good, healthy, some of them large and
in beariag. Any one wishing to get a supply
will do well to oall and see my stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. Agir• Delivered at the depot
free of charge.
Tioga, Fob. 28,1860-Iy*
LATEST PASSIONS DEMAND
J. TV. BRADLEY'S Celebrated Paten
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(OR DOUBLE SPRING)
SKIRT.
HEY will not bond or break like the single spring,
but will preserve their perfect and graceful shape
hen three or four ordinary skirts will have been thrown
aside as useless. The hoops are covered with double and
twisted thread, and the bottom rods are not only dou
ble springs, but twice (or double) covered; preventing
them from wearing out when dragging down stoops,
stairs, &c.
The wonderful flexibility' and great comfort and
pleasure to any lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt, will be experienced .particularly in all crowded
assemblies, operas, carriages, railroad cars, church pews,
arm chairs, for promenade and house dress, as the skirt
can be folded when in use to occupy a small place as
easily and conveniently ass silk or muslin dress, an in
valuable qualify in crinoline, not found in any single
spring skirt.
A. lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort and
great convenience of wearing the duplex elliptic steel
spring skirt fora s i ngle day. *ill never afterwards will
inglyllia. dispense wit their use,: For children, Misses and
young ladies they e supsrier to all others.
The Duplex Elliptic tea kreat favorite with all ladles,
..4 tesmt-,....-oetsy /ocoodxnenuect by the fashion maga.
nines, as the stan&rd skirt of the fashionable world.
To enjoy tho fo lowing inestimable advantages in
crinoline, viz: stOarior quality, perfeet manufacture,
stylish shape and Isiah, flexibility, durability, comfort
and economy, Inquire for 4 W- Bradley's Duplex EWA
tio,or double spring skirt, and be sure you get the gen
nine article. — 4 --
CAUTION.—To guard against imposition, be particu
lar to notice that skirts offered as "duplex" have the
red Ipk stamp, vie: "J. W. Bradley's Duplex Ellintic
Steel Springs," upon the waistband—none others are
genuine. Also notice that every hoop will admit a pin
being passed through the center, thus revealing the
two (or double) springs braided together therein, which
is the secret of their flexibility and strength, and a com
bination not to be found in any other skirt.
Yor sale In all stores where first class skirts are sold
throughout the United Slates and elsewhere. Manu—
factured by the sole owners of the patent,
WESTS, BRADLEY A GARY,
July3,Bm. ' 97 Chambers & 79 & 81 Reade sta., N. Y.
Popular Dry Goods Tradel
T HE Subscriber is now receiving his
SPRING STOiOK
Merchandise,
Among which will be found many of the mos
popular 13tylos of •
MtViggi , ODOM%
SHAWLS, CLOAKINGS & SACKINGS,
at prieeethat are worthy of attention
Also, a fall lino of
PRINTS, - OINGHAMS. BROWN AND
BLEAMD — MUSLINS;
DENIMq; STRIPE SHIRT-
INGS, TABLE LINENS;
BROWN 8s BLEACIIED,
NAPKINS, TOWELINGS, LACE AND
EMBROIDERED WINDOW OUR
TAININOS, EMBOSSED AND
PRINTED TABLE AND
PIANO SpIMAM,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, 44.
Special attention is called to his
CLOTH:IA &. TAILORING DR-
PARTMENT,
Where a perfect' fit is guaranteed or no sali.
A share of the public patronage is respeotfuliy
solicited. . THOMAS 11 EN.
We'Mara, May 16,1867. •
6;
HAND PO WE.
[Patented 41
ALL persons interested in the introduction of
practical-machinery into our country, are
requested to investigate the merits of
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HENDERS'ON'S LIAM) POWER LOOM.
This loom will do all kinds of hand weaving.
It will weave jeans, blankets, plain cloth, sati
net, kersey, flannel, seamless sack, double width
blankets, or • any kind of Cotton, wool or flax
cloth. It triads the treadles, throws the shuttle,
lets off the web, and takes up the cloth. It makes
the upper shed as the batten °times forward, and
beats up the filling• after the cross is made, ma
king better cloth and better selvage than, can be
made in tiny other way. •
Looms made to order and warranted. Apply
at j r he shop on Water' Street, - sign "Loom
FaMry." 'LEWIS WETMORE.
Wellsbere, March 20, 18617.44.
FALL BROOK
,COAL.—The .nn; orsigned
• having make arrangements to
or
Coal
by the TON or CAR LOAD, coarse or fine, solic
its the patronage of the public.
ALSO—has constantly on hand, a large stook
of CARRIAGE BOLTS, to., at wholesale and
retail. ACP BLACRSMITRING of all kinds
done in the best manner. S. M. GEER.
Tioga, Deo. 1, 18M-tf.
ICII4OIIII PROM CHOICE WHITE WHEAT,
.1.,` buckwheat flour, corn meal and feed, always
on hand. Call at the Charleston Millbefore buy.
tug your flour and feed. I eanmake,tt an object
for you to buy. . A. HUBBELL,
May 10,18884 f . •
1111011ESALE BRIT STORE/
DRUGS AND . MEDICINES, PAINTS
AND OILS,
THADDEUS DAVIDS' INKS, CONCEN-
KEROSENE LAMPS, PATENT MEDI-
FUMERY
AND FLAVORING Xiiii,AOTS, WALL
PAPER, WINDOW GLASS,
!•, AND DYE
Sold at Wholesale Prieese Buyers aro requested
to call and get quotations before going further
QM
Corning; N. Y., Jan. 1,1861-1 y
Manufacturers of Photographic Materials,
In addition to our main bneineari of Photographic
Materials we are Ileadqtutxtera for the following, viz:
Stereoscopes & Stereoscopic Views
Of • American and Foreign Cities ail Landscapes
Group - s, Statuary, etc,
Nrom negatives made in the various campaigns and
forming a complete Photographic history, of the great
contest.
-Stereeseopic Views on Glass,
Adapted for either Magic Lanterns or the,-gtereoscope.
Our Catalogue will be sent to any. addrega ?on receipt
of Stamp.
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We manufacture more largely thati.any other louse,
about 200 varieties from 50 cents to $5O each. Our
ALBUMS have the reputation of being In/wrier in
beauty and durability to all others.
Card Photographs of Genorals, States
Our Catalogue embraces over FIVE THOUSAND
different subjects, including reproductions of the most
celebrated Engravings, Paintings, Btatuesi etc. Cate- ,
IN mos sent on receipt of stamp.
rhotographors and others ordering' goods 0. 0. D.,
wilt please remit 25 per cent. of the emedat with theft'
order. The prices and quality of our goods cannot fall
tci satisfy, • Jan. 2,1867-9 m.
. Tioga Marble Works.
TE undersigned aro now prepared, to °sel
cute all orders for Tomb Stones and Monu
ments of either
ITALIAN OR RUTLAND MARBLE,
of the latest style and approved workmarisbip.
and 'with dispatch. I .
We keep constantly on hand both kinds of
Marble and will be able to suit all viho way fa
vor us With. tbeir orders, on as reasonable terms
as can be obtained in the country.
;Stones discolored with rust and dirt cleaned
and made to look as good as new.
WILCOX & WIIITNEY,
Tioga, May 22, 1867—tf.
To the Farmers, of Tioga County/
lAM now building at my manufactory, in - Lawrence
vine. a superior •
which possosses tho following advantages over all othor
mills:
1. It separates oats, rat litter. and foul seeds, and
chess and cockle, from wheat.
2. It cleans flax seed; takes out yellow aced, and all
other seeds, perfectly.
3, It cleans timothy seed.
4. It does all other separating required of a mill
This mill is built of the best and most durable tim
ber, in good style, and is sold cheap for cash, or pro
duce.
I will, fit a patent sieve, for separating oats from
yheat, to other mills, on reasonable terms.
Lawroneeville,Octobei,lo 1860-tf
J. II MATHER,
$
•• WALSER & LATHROP,
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, IRON, MEI., NAILS,
*. STOVES, TIN-WARE,
BELTING,.. SOWS; CUTLERY,
WATER LIME,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Carriage and Harness Trimmings,
HARNESSES, SADDLES, Ac. -
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Corning,l4. Y., Jan. 2, .1.862-13 P..
REMINGTON'S' FIRE ARMS.
E GENERALLY
DEALERS
200,000 BIIP t NISIIED THE P. B. OOVRIINMENT.
Army Revolver, • 44-100 in. Calibre
Navy Revolver, 313-100 in. Calibre
Belt Revolver, Navy size Calibre
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Pollee Rovolver, Na 07,0 Calibre
Now Pocket Revolver, 3 14 0 in. Calibre
Pocket Rovolver, (Rider's pt.) 314 000 in. Calibrp
Repeating Pistol, (Elliott pt.) No 22 d'.; 32 Cartigti
Vest Pocket Pistol, No 22, 30, 32 et, 41 Cartridge
Gun Cana ...............No 22 .Ir, 32 Gartridgo
Breech toading Riflo,(Bealal No 32 4t. 33 "
Rovoiringßiflo, 30 do 44-100 in dalibro
• E. REMINGTON & SONS.
Mare dc Nieholii: New York; Wm Road d; Son,
Boston; Jos C Grubb t Co, Philadelphia; Poul
tnoy do Trimble, Baltimore; Henry Folsom dr, Co,
New Orleans; Johnson, Spencer & Co, Chicago;
-L M Rnmsey dr. Co, St. Louis; Albert E Crane,
San Francisco. Feb 20, 1867.-sm.
pNEWELL, DENTIST, MANSFIELD, Pa.,
. grateful for the very liberal patronage
here - tofore received, will.,continue so as to per
form all dental operations, as to merit the rapidly
increasing professional demands now engaged.
All operations in all departments of the profes
sion executed in the best possible manner. All
new, useful inventions and improvements adopt
ed. The highest goOd of his patrons the ultima
tum of his atnbitlon. Dec. 5, 'B6-tf
65.]
ROY'S CHOLERA DROPS
CUBES COLIC,
CURES DYSETERY,
CURES CHOLERA HORBU - S,
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHEA,
CIIRES all Bowel Complaints, but does not
cure anything olss. - This medicine is no
cure-all: it has the confidence of every body,
for it is never known to fail: it should be kept
on hand by every family. Sold by dealers in
medicine.rit fifty cents per bottle. For sale in
Wellsborough at Roy's Drug Store.
likTOTlON.—Notico is hereby given that Rob:
ort Custard, Senior, has been placed in
charge of tract N0. ; 1590, and those parts of tract
No. 1589, in the vicinity of Babb's,,ereek, belong
ing to:the heirs of Luke W. Morris; and all per
sons are forbid trespassing thereon, under pen
alty of prosecution.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.--J. B. Shake
pear, dealer in Bookerdo Brother and
Haines b. Brothers pianos, Meson .k Hamlin cab—
inet organs, Trent, liiniey & Co. melodeons, and
the B. Shoninger melodeons. Boom over J. 8..
Bowen's doge. ' Sops. 12, 1886.
CORNING, N. Y.
- MATED MEDICINES, CIN
CINNATI WINES AND
BRANDY, WHITE
WASH TIME, 41:7
CINES, PETROLEUM OIL,'
ROCIIESTER PER-
J I
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W. D. TERBELL & CO.
1124
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-.PI-10TOGRAPHIC.
E. & If. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
VVIIOLESALE AND RETAIL,
501 BROADWAY, N. Y. '
Stereoscopic Viows of thek,War,
Photographic Albt=o„
mon, Actors, otc., otc.
FANNING _MILL,
PRINCIPAL AGENTS.
BLLISTON P. MORRIS,
865 Market Street, Philadelphia.
Feb, 27. 1867-6 re•
LYNES 'OK, • TtIAvEL.
ZLOIZAWAT
On and after Monday, Apr 11,29,1867. trains ',Anus,'
Corning at tirefol lowing hours:
WESTWARD Perini,
12:28 a.m., Express Mail, Sunday, excepted, for Butio•
forthe W
8413771813 Ct. , and Dunkirk, connecting with trainil
es
6:44 a m Night Expkess, Sundays excepted. for Stiffak.
Salamanca, and Dunkirk, making direct conneethi,
,with trains of the Atlantic Great Western, late
- Shore, and Grand Trunk Railways, toren points West,
7:07 a. m. Night Express, Daily, for Buffalo.Salaman ca
Dunkirk and the Weat, connecting as above,
7,15 a, m,,,liight Express, Sundays excepted, far Bed.
.ester and Buffalo, via Avon'. •
10:32 a.m., Mail Trait', Sundays excepted, for Itc , rbt•
terand Buffalo, Vs Avon.
2:16 Baltimofe Express, Sundays erupted, Pr
Rocheeter and Buffalo, via Avon.
7:03 p. In.. Day Express, Sundays excepted, for Buffalo,
,connecting with the Lake Shore and Grand Trunk
atallvrays for points west and south.
7;16P in Day Express, Sun days excepted, for Rochester
, 6:40 p.m., Emigrant train, Daily, for the West.
11128 a. in. Exprmattlail, Sundays excepted, for t affair,
',Salamanca and Dunkirk, connecting with trains
the West. •
12.50 p m Way Freight, Sundays excepedd.
ti
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EASTWARD DOIJND.
12:16 a. in., Night Fxpress, Daily, connecting at Grey
court for Warwick. and at Now York with afterno9
(rains and steamers for linstonand Now Engl., I
Cities.
4:01a. in., Cincinnati ,E.xpreas. Mondays excepted, rob
noctiug at Elmira (or Ilarriaburg, rhtladolphia and
the: Sonth ; at Owego for Ithaca; at Blughatatou
for Syracnne; at Grpat Bond for Scrauton, Philadel•
WAN and Trenton; e t Lackawaxon for Ilawley, mid at
Oraycourt for Newburg and Warwick.
10.16 am Accommodation' Traindaily,
,connectlni
at Elmira . for Canaudrogua. I -
20:48 a. in., Day Express,Bundays 'mop ted,cOnnortiri
at Elmira for Canandaigua, at'llitighaintou for Syn.
Cosa, at Great Bond for Scranton, at Eackawaxee fcr
Hawley, and at Jorßoy City with midnight Extnrit
Trails of Now Jerseyll.4llroad for Phll4l4lphi:l, Balt.•
more and Washington. ,
3:12 p. lsr., Baltimore Express, Sundays excepted.
4:35 p. in., Now York and Baltimore Mali, Sundays ex•
cepted,oonnecting al Elmira for flarrisburgli,
dolphia, and South.
7.07 It in Lightning Express, Sniddays excepted, cou•
netting at Jersoy City with morning express train of
New Jersey Railroad for Baltimore and Washington,
and at Now York with morning express trains for
Boetdn and the East.
12:30 p. m, NV' a y Freight, Sundays excepted,
WM. R. BARR,
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Northern Central n. A.
TRAINS FOR THE NORTH. -
Trains for Canandrignialemm Elmira as toilette:
Accontodatlon at ' 709 an
Exproaa [fastest train on road] 1145 a m
Mall6lb p
Way Ft-eight, [passener coach attached]
On and after April 29th, 1867, trains will atrhe and
depart from Troy, as follows;
MOVING BOU4II. MOVING NOCTU
Express 646 pin Express DLO am
Elmira Mail 660 ain Elmira Mail 955 p's%
Local Freight ,1060 am I
Local Freight 335 pis
Through Freiglyt , 9 66 p Through Freiglii 260 It 1.1
E. S. BROWN,Div.Sup't.
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alossburg & Corning f & Tioga R. R
'l'..tains will run as follows until farther notice
Accommodation—Leaves Blosstuirg at 6,50 a. at,, Main.
held at 7,36, Tioga at 8,20, Lawr,nceville at 8,5 —.
arriving at Corning at 10,20 a. m
Mail—Leaves Bloaeburg at 2,35 p. in., Mansfield at 3.1:Z.,
Tioga at 4,00, 1 Lawrenceville at- 4,57--arriving at ,
Corning at 0 p. m.
Mail—Leaves Corning at 8 a. m., Lawrenceville at %O .
Tioga at 10,02,5innsileki at 10,40—arriving at Blvn. ,
burg at 11,30 m. •
Accommodation—Leaves Corning at 4.50 p. m., by.
rencoville at 6,58, Tioga at 7.02, ?Jai:111181d at 7,43--,
'arriving at Blosaburg at 8,26 p, m.
11..8LIATTUCH, Sulk.
Philadelphia & trio E. R.
Tralna on the Philadelphia & Erio Rail Road will rut
as follows :
WESTIV'ARD.
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia.
•" Williamsport.—
°• arr. at Erie
Erio Express leaves Philadelphia—
" " " Williamsport....
air. ut Ede
Elmira Mail leaves Philadelphia...
" " •° Williamsport—
" arr. at Lock Haven
Buffalo Express leaves Baltimore..
•` " " Williamsport
" " arr. at Lode Haven
EASTWARD
Mail Train leaves Erie
• " ."
" " arr. at Philadelphia
Erie Express leaves Erie
" •• 'Williamsport.
arr. at Philadelphia.
Elmira Mail loaves Lock Haven.
Williamsport. RM a tu
" " arr. at Philadelphia .5.40 pin •
Lock Haven Aco'm leaves Lock Haven 1.60 p in
'' ' " leaves Williamsport 3,20 pln
" arr. at Philadelphia 12.60 a m
A. L. in.sn, Germ sppe.
1
Atlantic' and Cdreat 'arena= H. ISM
SALAMANCA: STATION. r I
WETTWAAD BOUND. EASTWARD 11013 ND,
151pl1 ' Eprees 5.10
5.30 1 _
13,35 Binii 0.52
lAcebmtaodation, 11.45
11.00 Exprese 0.10
Ap . couamodation
Express
Express
At Cory there is a junction with the Phlindelphia
Erie, and Cil Creek Rail itoads.
At Meadville with the Franklin and Oil City and
pithole Branch.
At Leavittsburgo the 'Alabordny Branch makes a d
rdct route to Cleveland. At Ravenna connects with
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad. •
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• The Road passes through Akron, As and, Galion,
MarionOrbana and Dayton, Intersectin various rail
roads, and terminates at Clocinuitt.
L. D. RUCKER, Gen. Supt., DI idyllic, Pa.
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U. S. CLAIM 'AG-EN CV,
For the Colloction of
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Army and Navy Claims and Pensions.
rpriE NEW BOUNTY LAW, passed Ju1y . 213, 1805, gives
1 two and three years' soldiers extra bounty. Send
In your discharges.
OFFICERS' EXTRA PAY.
Three months' extra pay proper to volunteer officers
who were in service March 8,1865.
PENSIONS INCREASED
To all who have lost a limb and who have boon perma
nently and totally disabled.
All other Government claims proseCuted.
JEROAIIII B. NILES..
Welleboro,Ootober 10, 11394—tt
Planing & Turning.
B. T. .VAN HORN,
HAVING got his now Factory . in operation.
is now prepared to fill orders for Cabin 4
Ware promptly and in the best stylo of workman
ship. Having procured a
WOODWORTH PLANER,
he is ready to dress boards or plank with dispatch
SCROLL-WORK & BRACKETS,
furnished to order. His machinos aro of the now
oat and•most improved patterns.
rof Pearl and Wain Ste, WELLS
Shop corn
BORO, PA.,
Oot. 31, 1:1
166-tf.
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March 20,'67-6m, •
1111SUAANCE AGENCY.
NESSIM -7 1.110HOLS 4k, MI.TOFIELL would
rospectfnlly inform the people of this vi
cinity, that they- have the agency of some of the
best
•
Life ft. airs Insurancn Companies
la the States; and are now prepared to insure at
reasonable rates.
- Mr. MITCHELL having boon appointed
- NO TARY PUBLIC,
will attend pcomptly to airy business relating to
his office, which may be entrusted to him.
They will be found at the office formerly nen
pied by 'Lowrey and 'Wilson, on Main Street,.
Wellsboro, Pa. . ' March 13, 1867-49.
Bounty 'and Pension Agency.
TT ANING received definite instructions in regard 2 °
tbo extra bounty allowed by
tiM23,1360, and having on band a large supPIY of al
the act apprond i
necessary blanks, T am prepared to prosecute all Pen*
*ion and bounty claims which may he placed in my
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promptly answered. WM. LI. IIBIITII.
Wellaboro.October 24,1860.
11. RIDDLE,
Alea'l-811
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8.45 p i
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7.15 a m
B. T. VAN BORN