TRE.-VELLII BTC!NE
•
Along a road two' Irish lad.> -
Ono S'tirnnierle..clay,were, walking,
Anitall:did-While, with laugh arid shone. •
In lively strain were tailang,—
-
Atio'nt. the fair, about the girl~, '; • .
And litho were best at (lancing,—
While.at each pretty face they met
- ‘Their eyes were brightly' glancing
And as:they,etr . o,do _for ninny a rnile
They grew in tiine quite frisky,
And now anti therefrom lip to lip
They passed:the darling whisky.
At length y -before them in the hedge,
-.TlMydadsido NieVi commanding,
They. E 11*, itswhite' idep lettered o'er,
-: A mile atone lonely standing. • -
, .
They read and quickly doffed their , hats,
With sorrow - in their faces,
711'en,, turning with - reverential awe,
They attppcd back sea:cral paces..,
"Speak low, we're near the dead," said one,
i
mi., grace we'll not he troi blip ;' ' .
Al old Irian; sure ! I.oo—anci
. '
lis , natne is 'Allies to Don lin !' " •
A, COURAGEOUS BOY.
.
In Oneida County, in the Statecof
Nev.7'York,' there lived, some years,
since; not miles- from Utica, on
the road:to'Whitesboro,' two farmers,
who, from • some reason, were 'mort4l
enemies. We,will call these men 'Belt:-
ton and White.
Benton was a jquiet, resolute 'man,
Who feared no duper. He was open
as the day, and Ni ith a lacopie air about
him-that won th.
: •confidence of all that
came-near
-fin_the other hand, White 'had a
treacherous, Ilan -dog look 'about him
that,Phiced people on their 'guard,
,lest,
when:tifty,wcre off it, he mightsUddeh
ly spritfgNion them and destroy them.
White - !ivas of an exceedingly cross
disposition, and sought, and kept upon
histfarmthe most untamable, •vicious
brutes,in the form. of the dog •it was
possible to purchase with-money.
i It was known Whit. hated • Beiito,h ) '
andlthis hatred, it was surmised; arose
ft - o'4 disappointed love.. ire bail sought
the band oia Young lady natnied Wilson,
and had been refused, at the knife Linty,
the Ikaly aeeepted an offer of •marriage
from j thn. neighbor, and ,became Mrs.
13entrtiti. ' The disappointed, man •looked
nowhere else for a wife, but taughthim
self to despise, with all hiii• nature, her
whim he fancied he had before .loVed.
But, to return: White permitted his
dogs to range over his lands, — fiercely
attacking those who dared ,to venture
On them. ' Dividing the farms, a lane
ran from the Whitesboro,t-to the Deer
field road, and down this, one afternoon,
in search of berries, little Willie Ben
ton,-a stout boy of ten years, and a sis
ter,/Susie, a child of six summers, wan
dered:
Willie, • fortunately, carried in his
hand a small. sharp-Ogee axe, which
his hither bade him to take to the woods,
and 'amuse himself, While theife, by cut
ting couple of hoop-poles, Which •he
was to bring home, to be used by his
father to hold up the awning of a wag
on. .
The' children sauntered on their Way,
stoppingever&onow and then to gather
some of the wild fruit that grew along
their rnth, and while thus amusing
themselyes, a huge bull-dog, with say
age,..der-y' eyes, and heavy, hanging lips,
jurhped over thp ditch on White's side
of the lane, and before either were aware
of his intention, sprang at the throat of
the little girl, and threw her to t, e
earth. r .
Another moment, and Susan's throat
would have been torn out; but, in that
Moment, even before the brute could
close upon his victim, the boy had
raised the axe ; lid, with all h is strength,
hit the animal i I the head. The blade
glanced from the_skull, and while itcut
open the flesh, and eause.dthe blond to
run freely into the eyes and over the
face of the brute, it did not take from
any of his fierceness.
the dog now turned upon the boy,
leaving his sister terribly frightened,
but, physicallyunharmed, - and made a
jump. at him, which WA ' S boldly met by
the little fellow, who, standing firmly,
swung his a4e over his head, and as the
brute sprang upon him, struck him
squarely upon the ndse, burying the
.blade into it, almost cutting it in , two.
The vicious creature ran back with a
cry of pain, but, recovering himself,
was Again about to Tusli upon the little
fellow, who, without a cry .of fear,
manfully stood his ground, waiting for
a renewal of the attack, when a rifle
ball.whiStled past him, and burieditself
deep in the skull of the savage animal,
dropping him lifeless to the earth.
Fortunately for the children, their
father happened to be sufficiently near
to them to see the dog spring upon
,Willie,
and
not when he attacked
.Susie,) and killed him as soon as he
could fire with ,the 'certainty that the
hall woud not Strike other than the ob
ject or A 11h it was intended.
AN IR SIMIAN'S *ILL.-*-In the name
of God, Amen! 1, Timothy Doliti; ; pf
Ballydownderry,' 91 the country - Jot'
Clare, farmer, being sick and wake -in
the legs but sound head and miartn
heart—glory be,to God !-do make this,
me first - and hit will, and ould and
new restaineut 4 at first I give my soul
to Goa whin it pleases him to take it,
sure and no tanks to me, for I can't
"help it thin, and my body tohe buried
in the ground in Ballydown d erry Chap
el, where all my kith and kin that have,
gone before me, and those that live
after inc belonging .to me, are buried.
Peace to their ashes, and may the sod
rest lightly on their bones. Bury me
near me godfather, Felix O'Flaherty,
hechtixt and bctime him and me father
and mother wholie separated altogeth
er, dathe.other side of the chapel yard.
'jay° the bit of ground, containing ten
acres-rale:ould Irish acres—to me eld
est son Tim, After the -death of his
mother if she survives him:. Me daugh
ter- Mary and her husband, Paddy
O'Regan, are to get the white sow that't
going, to have twelve black bonfit.s4
Tedy, me Second boy, that was ki.1141:
in the war in America, might have Ot,
his pick of the poultry, but as he is gone
I'll leave them to his wife, who die& a
wake afor him. I bequeath to all Man
kind ih • qfresh air of Heaven; all the
fishes ofithe sea they can take, all the
Thirds ofhe air that can shoot. I' leave
[ 1
to Peter Rafferty a pint.ofpoteen I can't
finish; a d may God be merciful to him.
TIMOTHY DooLIN.
TH E AMENITIES 0 F LIFE.—The
Springfield (Bass.) Republican tells this
story ; -
- "There was a noteworthy, illustrative
intideht on a rail-car out of Springfield
the other day. l A big, black, but clean
and well-dressed 'colored brother? en
tered, and sat down by one of the—at
least, formerly—`rulingrace.' Tlie white
man looked venom at the black one,
and, hissing out, `Do you suppose I am
going to sit, by:, a- 7 ------black nigger like
you? Let me Iptiti" squeezed by into
the aisle, and took a vacant seat in front,
by the side of a small Yale, student-lad
from Springfield. The latter looked at
the neW comer, and saying, !Do you
suppose I can sit by you, sir? Let me
pass out! ) got up and Went back to the
seat fast vacated near the black man.
The party of the first part grew. pale
with added feeling, and said, 'Do you
prefer to sit by a nigger?" ,'I prefer tq
sit by a gentleman(' Do you say I
am not a gentlenlan ?' 'A gentlema
never swears, nor insults a man becall
of his color.' 'You shall be taken , ''re'
of, y (
f
ti impudent Jackanapes.' Vhen
the I ack brother, stalWart and sugges
tive,- spoke in, 'I will take - care-Of him,
shy, here ensued `a splendid passage
_of
silence,' and the car went on, and there
was no .assault and 'battery for the
'Worcester police court." . •
N. P. Willis once. said in• a private
-conversation ; that a woman would tire_
or nimbus Apollo himself, f the
young man hung about the house all
the time. •
thit litgitiltiK woman it!onHirited of
ftitiglY tit), 'Now 's:fit:'(l uil r iy,„ , from
kw' lAD, ti) this rim a bkr lik•ttl49sst.
41 - . , ! , l*.LittliNONV&Vr 4, '
.1
CLOSING OUT YALE 1-
SUMMER - I)RES'S 'GOODS 1
TN order to sell out the balance of our Summer
'Stock, to make room for
NW I'LL GOODS,
the subscribers have made Il a foilowing
"
aftEA RsECi CT 0.145:
Bost Crown Grenadines from.. 624 to 50 :els.
Figured White Alpriens from.. 69 to 56"
" from.. 44 to '31.1;."
Best Buff Marseilles from.. 871 to 62
Grenadine Shalvis...;, $6 00:to $5,00',
• - 00 to '4 00
Boit Parasols 375 to 300
• 260 to 200
200 to 160
And many other articles at equally groat reduc
tions. Our Stock of Staple Goods wo am keep
ing full of
Printi)gdod fdat Veinv;
Brown Sheetings, good width, 12. cents,
Bleached Muslins, " I£sa cents.
'Ticking, Denims, Strips°, Checks, Cottonades,
equally cheap.. 19nr eritirt .Stock avoilages
lower paces than at a 7y timo during the last five
years.
J.
earning, N. Y., July . A 2-I, ' SONS
'CO.
IPSAtI7R.
Stioie,:s'ili ' Tln Witte;
FOR THE MILLION
'ROB:ER:7'S r 11
OPPOSITE:ROY'S BUILDING,
Is now 'prepared to furnish the public
,with
anything in his line of business. in quantity as
large, in quality,lis and as,cheap in price,
as anrilealiiri in,Nloi•thern
Ile pny4artieular attention to the
STOVE . AND TIN WAItII BUSINESS,
and intend to heap a full tg;Fortin en t UN, very thing
in that line.
TIN WARE MADE TO ORDER,
promptly, and Warrzintod to give' iiatitifaction.
REPAIRING,
,oxelmteil ill the bc,t manlier and with dispatch
CALL AND SEE ME
P. ItOTIERTS
:klarch 7, 149;;ii„
ATTENTIO, EARNERS.
NOW 1I XD iff ,II YII 0 , 0 104,1
TI-IF CAYUGA Cli11q:,
, .
IVIOWER ..t. Itli'APElt. ip , undoubtedly the
best Machine in the world . , about 'OVEN
TY:JJNE THOUSAND of these Machine-9 beibg
now in use. It always takes the
,first 'premium
at Fairs:Old 13.xh,ihittons. ,
I hdve the sole Agency for this 'region, and,
can llll,all' orders promptly., I am also, agent for
....
the sale,lof , .. ,
. .
IVO OD'S -1110 WEI?, ,
famedfit‘r its light lint/ even tinift, l todtalor doing
fast and gond work. This Maelitno will pay for
itself in the saving of wages paid to mowers by
any large tanner in ono seasmi.
L. FrdtOlin it Ts.
Welleboro, :cline 2d, ISli7-lf.
To' the PattoerA of TiOga' Couhty.
r
_woo D'S PRIZE MO WER UO.IIBINED
MO WER f REAPER, .
MANUFACTURED •ut. Iloosie Falls, N. Y.,
for sale to all who may want a good relia
ble_
machine. -1
These maehineslarewell•knowrt throughout the
county, as being the best in use, and has taken
'iliqpretitiupt over all other competitors. We
shall"keeysan assortment of
- JOINTED BAIL MACHINES,
which hi ,•o lately been put life use. Also of
the stiff , har. ' ;Agood assortm n . t of .-the: guard
and miler fixturtis constantly on'hand t .Priee o 1
jointed bar machine - 5,4116. ChoUper than they
have ever liefore been offered to the public.
PURPLE -& KIMBALL, Agents.
Wellsboro, July 3, 1887-tf.
F.O UT Z'S
ElialEED
Horst aid Callto Potiers.
TER, iiEAVE
COUG-lIS, Ili
TEMPER, F
VERS, FO LIND E
LOSS OF API'
TITE
ENERGY, kc.
usa improves ti
wind, Increase
the appctite.•ltiv ,
a smooth at
glosBy Blain—:u
transforms t it
iniserabla
horse.
To keepers of lc ow. this piglom tion is illVilillAbie.
..1111 ' — wevis the quality
,f the milk. It rag
rem proven by ac
.ual
,t4perirnin : to;
ricrease the. gild-
Ity of milk ma
;ream twenty per
:,nt. and make the
utter firm nrt
;creel. In fittol ing
Attie, it gives II em •
in appetite, too ens+
thew li iit e , tad
iiihea them thrive
1
In all diseaiQs of Swine, such as Coughs, Ulcer .
• 4
the Lungs L • • . 5.... ..-. s- -....*.-q.
Zze , ti 1 ' niche • " ...el • !->`+ 1 `
nets a a ppectlit,. •••P▪ vi, 43; . •
By p cling
. 11 , 41.1 f , 1 :, -t t' . kt!....,1 • “. -
one I: clt a ply.. r * )..t.-4.-'„ i ;... :1 - ••• • • •:',.."..--
to a ptp r ill -
...... I. - 2: ,, --2 . - 4. _ ~-,.
,‘tl.
barn. of tin 111111,•
....,:.-- ~ - .• :i - - , 't
ahoy it rq rnqi, ^:i:
will b cradle it‘,l - - 4: 4 ,- ~ ...._-. •....,:,-- -. -_,....,,,,
or end • v p...‘ en tk.Ll If ,rivell in tinlo, a verb,
preventive . c.v. ' t - 0 ii , ‘ • I"•o) , ,
Price 25 CODA'S p.):•,_.1"), , ..):-.; a ,r...ialWir. RA' -1
-VELTAL'.IITt r.. 2.
S. ..A.... 3F•4001.T7E77..' A: lz .1 - 11' 4D
AT TIIIITTI
WHOLES ALE 111:1'fi AND IITRIONE DEPOT.
No, 116 Franklin Se., T''
rot Sale by 111,1•;•,'1 , 1i 't •• ; 7..
out tho Unttod State.:
DAVID E. FOUTZ, Stieee ~?..or
For sale by John A. Roy, Wellsbo're
DR. FITCH'S iALIDDIIffNAL SUPPORT
ERS, for sale at Rtq's Drug Store.
JOB -WORK, IN TliE BEST STYLE, and
tP with despatch, at T.! AGITATOR Office..
A MERICAN WATCHES in Bunting Silver
2 1 1 Cases from $27.50 up at I FOLEY'S.
geoazo
at a groat bargain At C. B, IiELLITI3.
April 1, 1867., ,
LADIES' SETS troll.? $1;60 to $3O; at
decl9
'NETIPRINU:IIOIIiS
AT THE ,P}IOPLF,'S STORE
WE, ARE O . EIVING A
MI
Fl ES!{ GOODS.,
Adapted to tho
• 't
SPRING ,TRADE,
and are prepared to supply the wants of the
people in /
1
DRY. ,GOOD,S.
. bas taught us that
.
, • ,GOOD GOODS
give the best satisfaction, and those accustomed
; ps ?ITT t!a” we ; ;1 .. c „
• i,t •I. • F ;1 I •
KEEP TRW BEND. 1300 . E1S
that are to be' round in this' il:4 '
ction and those
who are not our patrons ere the losers
qyile as much as we ore.
MADE UP TO. ORDER AND WAR
•
• !•
OUR STOOK lyyt BE KEPT . FULL
Sold as Low as at any other. 14:stab
lishnnint. Alind that.
We invite an examination nt . our •titook and.
Trieep, ple4ging unreolves to .
,•;io
• SMITH & WAITE.
, (~ : , •
`Corning, N. Y., Apr. 10, 1847.
. .
Wilson &. VanYallicnburg.
• , - , • '
NO,. tJNION 'BLO K,
DRY -GoQtss,i
This preparation,
14;4 and favorably
known, tvill thor
oughly reinvigorate
broken-down and
14 -spirited horses,
treng likening
and cleansing the
f tornach and intes
tines.
,7 1
In part, such' us 4-
• ' , -;.1.
Cloths, Ca imere:
1 . .
s, V
- estiugs, LadieS
Cloths, \ d
a large variety 'of
Ladies' Dressy oods. ,
MMSMI
MERCHANT.. TAILORING
AND ' b''l3 . 2.Nli3l-I!IN . CIi 'O4I)ODS.
f' 'DON'T FORGET THE PLACE
We uro Agents for Singer's Sewing lifubhines,
tho hest and cheapest Machine for fatuity use,
Ices liaide to get out of repair, and more durable
than any ogler, adapted to fine or course sewing.
Call and see them.
The Senior partner has had a largo °aperient:le
in Merchant Tailoring. and it is the intention of
'ttie new firm to put this branch Of their business
boyead successful competition.
FoLursi
.zw.:!_tcoßiviilvc4;-1 -- 1;
lin
:
NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA.
• •
•
1 , ; WITH
On ' LONG EXPERitga, •
-146 L eop
LARGE STOCK 3 ' OF CLOTHS
to eell by the yni d or
RANTED' TO 'FIT. 1
and all Goads sold li by 116
Warranted to give Satisfaction,
IMII
OFIfENCIE ,1
Lll
when H J
.illll
NEW RRANG EM ENT f
Havettablishod thounselves at
lately 'occupied by F. D. Bunnell.
They'are now receiving a taro stock of
FlC‘ ,
SPRING
GROCERII?,S,
t
MI
To buy cheap, and a choice lot of
SPRING GOODS.
We(labor°, Feb. 20, IBo7—tf.
V(.3' 1!
SENIPER
• ,
'DRUGS, MEDICINES, PATE NT 111 . E
D• WINES; PAINTSi OILS, WIN-. '
• DOW, GLASS, & PUTTY,
Have come down to Old Prices at last:
IXTE do nut hesitate to say that wo have the
Largest 4tocii,of .• , 4
. i I
PURE ENGI,I6'.II, DRUGS
31PD101,NlilS,
st •
PITHNT MEDICINEIS,
- t . •
FANCY ARTICLES, "TOILET SOAP,
CLOTH, HAIR, TOOTH & NAIL
BRUSHES, MIRRORS, '
• WINES It' LIQUORS,
EVER BROUGHT INTO TRIS MARKET.
PAINTS. OILS, GLASS AND PUTTY,
Pure White Lead, Pure White Zinc,! Linseed
Oil Coach Varnish, Furniture Varnish, Yel
lo Ochre, Venetian Red, Chrome
Yel
-10 'Chrome, Green, Prussian 1316 e,
Pa nt tacker, Japan,!
, .
,
Spanish' Whiting, Paris White, Kalsomine, Resin
Tar, Log Wood, Poetic, Brazil Wood) Cam
. wood, Redwood, Potash, Putty; 'Aloo
coholp Benzoic, Spirits Turpentide,
and Kerosene Oil, Paint and
Varnish Brushes, •
IVhich vre will sell 25 per cent. chaaper than any
other establisbmont in the county_ In !bort, we
have every thing ever kept in a fir chin
, 1
. .
. . .
. .
- ,
DRUG 'STORE,
•
EOM
-
and all we ask is for you to coll \ and examine our
stock and prices before buying elsewhere. Re
member we can't ho undersold. 1
All goods Warranted or nn sale, ~ 1
P. It. IViLf. l ,4ll,s, WILLIAOSdo Co.
J No. 3 Unio4 mock.
, Juno 28, 181
Stoves! Stoves !!
• ND 114111D*Ar
Nyt, WILLIAM , ROBERTS, begs to
pnnottneci to the citizens Tioga County,
thiS in nddition to his excellent stock of Stoves,
Tip-Ware, Ilrittania,. and Sheet-Iron Ware, he
has, at a grbat outlay, stocked, his store on _
KAM STREET, WELLSBORO,
with a complete assortment of Shelf Hardware,
of which we enumerate the following articles:
NAILS,, SPIKES, CROWBAP, X _CUT
MILL, HAND AND BUCK SAWS,
BUTTS, STRAP HINOES,
CARPENTER'S TOOLS,
PUMPS, AXES,
EITT-STOOKS, HATCHETS, CHISELS,
SHOVELS, SPADES, FORKS,
BENCH-SCREWS, •
WOOD SCREW 18, CARRIAGE BOLTS,
BURRS,, SKEINS, WASHERS,
PIPE'BOXES, AXLE
TREES, ELLIP
' • TIC
SPRINGS, HORSE SHOES, HOOP, BAR,
& BAND IRON, GRINDSTONE
HANGINGS, CORN
POPPERS,
SAUSAGE CUTTER S AND STUFFERS
COMBINED. .Also, PISTOLS,
PISTOL CABTRIDGES,
POWDER AND
.'CAFE,,
PATENT BARNDOOR HANGINGS
a new thing, and made for use. These are but a
few of the many articles composina our stock
of hardware.
We invite the public to call and examine for
themielves. We aim to keep the best quality of
good, in our line; and all work to order done
promptly and, W ILLIAM ROBEiUS.
Wellsboro, Sept: 1,1866—tf.
MUSIC! MCSIC.-=-.The Tio - ga Cornet Band'
is now in good blowing order and prepared
to furnish good Music on all ocCasions for a rea
sonable compensatiou.,
Alt communications should bo addressed to
the Loader and Secretary at Tioga, Pa.
P. li. ADAMS, Leader.
T. A. WICKHAM, Seey. • •
. April 3,1887-Bm. .
YA.OgEE NOTIONS,
" PElli i Y)lEii Y;
We have also the'LaigestSteek Af
Such as
AUGERS,
BITTS,
I
Ai't* . "'..i , :itiiiii - ;
iIWY Is OUR
TUE will buy at Atm bigheat .market price,
the following • - ' •
SHEEP . P EL' S , DEACON - SKINS,
DEER SKINS; FURS; RIDES,
' * • "ILND VEAL: SKINS, -
- '
for 'whieb_wo will pay cash. .
We will manufacture to order, French Or bone
tanned.CALF or KIP BOOTS, in the best man
ner add at fair rates and pay especial attentieu
to REPAIRING.-, ,
READY-MAlig , WORK'
on whielt wale% not be anderselo,,and from this
time we shall make it a point , to keep op the beat
stook of , ,
5 , ,L.A.D115:? G4.I7AMS;
. .
to be found' hi 'the county, ivhiCh we wilt soil at
a IciWor thaii inch articles , have ever Won
offered' in this iegtoti; " •
We abaft iikowisn'kOep up a good 'aisorto4e#t
LADIES' • BALMORALS, LE A T , H ER
BOOTEES, :01IILDREN's
,
LEAP-ok, if 'FINDINGS
oaf; be bought of ue to cheap at any where tbla
side of.HewiYork, and we shalt keep 'a full kook
of
FRENCH OALP, FREVH
, PER, SOLE, LININGS, AND,
BINDING.'
•
par tock of PEGS, NAILS, THREAD, A WLS',,
?I'A PS, avyrEßsi . NEEDLES, L A B.7'Sb
TREES, 0 R rm . PS, - lath SHOEMAKER'S
TOOLEand• FINDINGS, will be found the tar'.
gest in the county, and io• Mt. for mall projlit.
Wo talk business and we mean.business. We
have been in this region' long enough to m e well
known—let those - who know Us try us. Corner
of Main and Grafton streets, opposite Wm. Rob
erts' Hardware Store,* C.. W, BEARS„
GEO. 0. DERBY.
Wellabor°, April 24,1807—tf.
NEW GOODS !AND NEW PRICES
T. A. WICK HAM'S,
HAVING. just returned from Now York with
New and carefully eelected
All those in want of Goods wtll find it to their
interest to call and -,
1
and learn Prices Wore buying elsewhere.
Y
Kopt constantly on hand, a chola° lot of
DRIED FRUIT, GROCERIES, FLOUR,
All tho above Goods are bought at the lower
Cash Prices and will bo add
ONLY FOR CASH on READY, PAY
Don't forget, the place, at the old stand of
VAN NAMII 1 WIOKRAM. _
Tioga, Pa.,,Fob. 20, 1867—tf.
WELLSBORO FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP.
.THE subscribers having procured additional
machinory are now ready to furnish to order
all sorts of
PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, FIELD
ROLLERS,, MILL GEARING,
SEEIGH-SHOES, W 0 0 ID -
SAWING MACHINES,
&c., &c.,
ItOOIIIVORTII PLANE t,
for custom and job work, We are also prepared
to do
SLITTING & SCROLL SAWING
Having a. Brat-claaa aorew-cutting Lathe, ire
are prepared to make
CHEESE PRESS . SCREWS,
to order. Builders of Cheese Factories are re
quested to examine our work. We manufacture
'the •
Champion Plow,
one of the finest implements in the market.
l c
Cash aid for OLD IRON.
* CHARLE S S WILLIAMS,
P. L. SEARS.
-
Wel hero, May 15, 1867—tf.
1867. WRIGHT tic BAILEY. 1867,
WU conamlowoe this year with an exalusively
CASH busiwass.
CASH PAID FOR WHEAT
CASH PAID FOR OATS I
CASH PAID FOR CORN 1
CASH FOR EVERXTHING 1 1
A LARGE STOOK OF FLOUR :FOR
A LARGE STOCK OF FEED FOR
CASH I
A LARGE SWOOK OF PORK -FOR
CASK 1
Call and see us. WRIGHT .4 BAILEY
Wellsbnro, Jan. 9, 1867-Iy.
All persons intlebted to us by noto or book
aocouut must call raid settle or pay costs.
Jan. 3, 1867. WRIOfiT & BAILEY.
A FEW MORE PIECES
of those substantial Shootings , and Shictings, at
lApril 1, 1887. C. B. KELLY'S.
lOU Bohemian Glass Vases, at
&toll FGLEY'S.
You will find
the lateet'arrlval of New Goode a KELLY'S.
April i f 1861.
B MW= 1,
L 5 0 ,.,,.
We have a fuat-rats stook of
MISSES NVOETt or VA- ,
RIQIIS STYLES, •
and all siyles of MN'S WORK.
TIOGA, PA.
STOCK OF . GOODS,
EXAMINE OUR STOCK
" PORK, &0., &C
CASTINGS,
mumri
We have also a
to order
CASH !
PHOTOGRAPmc.
ANTHONY CO;,
Maaufactur of: Photographic Itaterictis
ac ! ' 27I:IDigANOALE AND IRDWAtt, •
501
"BROADWAY, N. Y.
In 'adtlition:to our main t;ti airisiss A 0141410
Materials the are lleadgnatters for the fellotripg,yiZi
, •
Storiioscopes,& Stereoscopic. Views
in 'Amor!eau and Foreign Oltiea and Landscapes,
Groups, Statuary, etc.
, •. • - • • , ,
StoreosooPic Views of the. War, •
Vrom negatives wedeln the various ‘lii ' mtiaigne and
forming a Complete Photographic history of the great'
contest,
Stereoscopic Views; on Glass, •
Adapted for either Magic Lanterns or the Stereoscope.
Our Catalogue will he sent to any addreis on receipt
Of Stamp..
Photogianhic albums.
We man &attire more largely than, any other house,
about 200 v ties from 60 cents to $6O. each. Our
ALBUMS, hay ther, reputation of being superior in
beauty and dur ility to all others.
Card rho rapko Of Generals, States.
, Actors. etc., etc.
Our Catalogue otobracea over FIVE THOUSAND,
different suldects, including reproductions of the most
Celebrated Enginelogs, Paintings, Statues, etc. Cate- .
o p
I goes sent on receipt of stamp.
' Photograpltern and others ordering goods 9.0. 04
vv I please relit 26 per cent. of the amount with their
order. The prices and gliplity of our goods cadnot fail
to satisfy. • , t , ,:Jan. 2,1807-om.
TAKE NOTIOE.--:•On receipt of One 'l)l4ldr
Lyman I will send reclepos for ni ing
compounds which with careful using will (Ake'''.
ally TOstere.gray hair to its original color, pre
vent premature decay and falling off, and impart
a smooth and glossy appearance to hair deadened
by eland's., JNO. D. GALLAGKER,
Aug, 54, /867-3 ma ..Wilmington, Delaware.:
. •
1866. -1866
FOR 'SALE. __
'B. C. WIOKIIAM,
A T HIS bIUURSERY OF FRUIT AND OR
NAMENTAL TREES, IN TIOGA:—
..
60100 Apple Trees.
10,000 Pear Trees,
A good supply of PLUM, PEACH, CHERRY,
and ORNAMENTAL TREES & SHRUBBERY.'
• The Fruit trees are. composed of the choicest
varieties, good, healthy, some of them large and
in blearing. Auy one wishing to get a supply
will do well to call and see my stook before pur
chasing elsewhere. OP Delivered at the depot
,flea of charge.
Tioga, Feb..2B, 1.8611-Iy*
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
J. W. BRADLEY'S Celebrated Paten
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(OR DOUBLE SPRING)
Si R T‘
REY will not bend or break like the single spring,
T
but will preserve their perfect and graceful shape
when three or tour 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 corniest and
pleasure to any lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt, will be experienced particularly in all crowded
assemblies, operas, cairrlay,es, railroad care, church pew',
arm chairs, for prom4nade and house dress, as the skirt
can be folded when in use to occupy a small place as
easily and conveniently as s silk or muslin dress, an in
valuable quality in crinoline, not found in any single
spring skirt.
A lady having enjoyed tho pleasure, comfort and
great convenience of wearing the duplex elliptic steel
spring skirt fora single day. will never afterward, will
ingly dispense with their use. For children, Misses and
young ladles they aro superior to all others.
The Duplex Elliptic is a great favorite with all ladies,
and is universally recommended by the fashion maga
sines, as the standard skirt of the fashionable world.
To enjoy the following inestimable advantages In
crinoline, viz: superior quality, perfhot manufacture,
stylish shape and finish. flexibility., durability, comfort
and economy, inquire for J. W- Bradley's Duplex EOM
tie,or double spring skirt, and be sure you get the gen.
pine article.
in CAUTION.—To guard against imposition, be particu
lar to notice that skirts offered as "duplex" have the
red tuk stamp, viz: "J. . Bradley's Duplex Elliptic
Steel Springs," upon the waistband—none others are
genuine. Also notice tha every beep will admit a pin
being passed through tl o center, thus revealing the
two (or double) springs breaded together therein, which
Is the secret of their flex Idlity and strength, and acom
,bination not to be found in any other skirt.
For sale in all stores where first class skirts are sold
throughout the United States and elsewhere. Manu
factured by the sole owners of the patent,
-
WESTS, BRADLEY & OARY,
JulyB,3rn. 97 Chambers & 79 & 81 Heade etc., N. Y.
Popular Dry - Goods Trade
THE Subscriber is now re'oeiving his
7
SPRING SPOCK
Merchandise,
Among which will be found many of the mos
popular Styles of
Ming 6 t: 00130
SHAWLS, CLOAKINGS & SACKINGS,
at prices that aro worthy of attention
Also, a full lino of
PRINTS, GINGHAMS. BROWN AND
BLEACWD MIISLINS, TIMINGS, •
DENIMS, STRIPE SHIRT
. • INGS, TABLE LINENS,
BROWN ft BLEACHED,
NAPKINS, TOWELINGS, LACE AND
EMBROIDERED WINDOW' CUR
TAININGS, EMBOSSED AND
PRINTED TABLE AND
PIANO SPREIDS, •
HOSIERY, GLOVES,,g.c.
Speolatattention is called to his
CLOTHING & TAILORING D
PARTMENT,
Where a perfect flt is ! guaranteed or no sale.
•A share of th'• publio patronage is respectfully
solicited. THOMAS HARDEN.
Wellsboio, M: y 15,1857.
•
RABK & RILEY,
BOOT 'AND• SHOE MAKERS,
Over Wilson & Van Valkenbures Store, in the
room lately occupied by Benj. 'Seeley.
BOOTS AND SHOES of all kinds made to
order and in the best manner.
REPAIRING of all kinds done promptly and
good. Give us a call.
JOHN HARKNESS,
WILL RILEY.
Welleboro, Jau. 2, 1867-ly.
HAND POWER LOOM.
I
[Patented 1865.)
ALL persons interested in the introduction of
praotical machinery into our country, are
requested to investigate the merits of .
. HENDERSON'S RANI? 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 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 filling after the cross is made, ma
king bettor cloth and better selvage than can be
made in any other way.
Looms made to order and warranted. • Apply
at the shop on Water Street, sign "Loom
Factory." LEWIS WETMORE.
Wellsbero, March 20, lB67—tf.
HO, FARMERS!
GET THE BEST.
THE BLODGET PREMIUM HARPOON
HORSE FORK ahead of all others in
market; when tested with other Forks it never
fails to give a decided preference. Be sure and
examine before buying others.
All orders should bo addressed to either J. R.
WEEKS, WM. CHAMBERLAIN, J. H. CAMP
BELL, or C. L. PECK,
- Nelson, Tioga County, Pa.
July, 3; 1867-3m.*
New Spring Goods
jut received at
April 1, 1867.
WHOLESALE DRUG. STORE.
TIRUOS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS
-LI AND OILS,
THADDEUS DAVIDS' INKS, CONCEN
KEROSENE LAMPS II PATENT liEDI
CINES, PETROLEUM
• ROCIIESTkR PER-
AND FLAVORING EXTRACTS, .WALL
Sold it Wholesale Prices. Buyers are requested
to call and get quotations before going further
EMI
CENTRE OF ATTRACTION IS AT
Would announce to the good people -of Tioga
County that they hero just returned from Now
York with their abcond full stook of
embracing all the novelties as well as , the sub
stantials required. -
DRESS GOODS in all varieties; STAPLE
& FANCY GOODS, HOOP SKIRTS,
l& BEST FRENCH WOVE COR
SETS, GLOVES AND HO
SIERY,''YANKEE NO•
. I TIONS," &c.,. &c.
FURS FURS 2 2
MINK, CONY, and Siberian Squirre
', The largest Stook of
CLOTHS - Sc CASSIMERES in the county
READY MADE CLOTHING, and
CLOTHING made to order super
intended by fi:rst class 'workmen.
SHOP MADE BOOTS & SHOES in enc.
•
Our goods'have been bought during the last
panic in New York and will 'hesold at panic
prices.
Prices are down, monopoly broken up. No
other store can or doll compete with us in qual
ity and price. For further particulars call at the
otoro of C. S. MATHER .4 CO.
Lawrencoyille, 1866.
SALE ROOM, opposito Dartt's Wagon Shop,
Main Streetv FACTORY in Sears A; Wil
liams 'Foundry, second story.
Orders promptly filled and satisfaction guaran
teed. Fancy Turning dono to order.
Wellsboro, Jnne 12, 1867. J. STICKLIN.
PILE undersigned aro now prepared to exe
cute all orders for Tomb Stones and Monu
ments of either ,
ITALIAN OR RUTLAND' MARBL,
of the latest style and - approved workmanship.
and with dispatch. '
Wo'keep constantly on band both kitids of
Marble and will be able to suit all who may fa
vor us with their orders an as reasonable terms
as can be obtained in the country.
Stones discolored with rust and dirt (ileaned
and made to look as good as new.
WILCOX do
Tioga, May 22, 1867—tf. •
To the Farmers of Tioga Coimt
_____ 1
l A v Allononweb rip u e itu r g at my manufactory, h Lawrence :
FANNING MIL., .
which possesses tho following advantages over ailother
1. 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
other seeds, 'perfectly.
2, It cleans timothy seed.
This mill is built of the best and most (limbic, tim
tior, In good style, and is sold cheap for cash or pro
duco. :
I will fit a patent sieve, for separating oats, from
wheat, to other,
mills, on reasonable terms.
J. 11, MATHER,
Lawrencoville,Oetober 10, 1660-ti
WALKER & LATHROP,
DALERS IN
HARDWARE; IRON, STEEL, NAILS,
STOVES, TIN-WARE, •
BELTING, SAWS, CUTLERY,
WATER LIME,
• AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Carriage and., Harness Trimmings,
HARNESSES, SADDLES, &c.
• Corning, N. Y., Jun. 2, 1867-Iy.
PNEWELL, DENTIST, MANSFIELD, Pa.,
• grateful for the very liberal patronage.
heretofore received, will continue so as to per
form all dental operations, as to merit the rapidly
increasing professional demands now engaged.
All operatics in all departments of the profes
sion exeent din the host possible manner. All
now, useful 'nventions„and improvements adopt
ed. The hi host good of his patrons tho ultima
tum 4 Os ambition. Dec. 5, '136-tf
R jS CHOLERA DROPS
CURES COLIC,
CURES DYSENTERY, •
CURES CHOLERA AfORBUS,
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHEA,
CURES all floivel Complaints, but does not
cure anything else. This medicine is no
cure-all : it has the confidence of every body,
for it is never known to fail : it' should ho kept
on hand by every family. Sold by dealers in
medicine-at fifty ' cents per bottle. I For rule in
Wellsborough at Roy's Drug Store. ,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.—L.I. B. Shake
pear, dealer in Becher A, Brother and
Battles k Brothers pianos, Mason Hamlin cab—
ln©t organs, Trent, Linsey & Co. melodeons, and
the B. Shoninger melodeons. Room over •J. B.
Bowen's store. - - Sept. 12, 1806.
FLOUR FROM CHOIOE WHITE WHEAT,
buckwheat flour, coin meufand feed, always
on hand. Call at the Cherleston M hero' e buy-,
ing your flour and feed. I can make it, en object
for you to buy. A. RU4SELL.
May 16,1866—tf
C. B. KELLEY'S
CALEND
Clocks,
CORNING., N. Y.
EMI
TRATEW MEDICINES, CIN-
CINNATI WINES AND
BRANDY, IVIIITE-
WASH LIME,
FUMERY
PAVER, WINDOW GLASS,
j • AND DYE COLORS,
Mil
W. D. TERBELL & CO
Corning, N. Y., Jan. 1,1867—1 y
THE GREAT
• LAWRENCEVILLE. 4 " *. '
cx Si MATHER sg Co.
FALL Sr. WINTER GOODS,
less variet, HATS & CAPS
to s tit all tastes,
GROCERIBS, &C., &C.
J.SIrf.iCKLIN,
Chaymaker, Turner, and
/ rrui,niture Dealer.
Tioga Marble Works.
4. It does all other separating required of a mill
eIHOIOE LOT OF GRAIN BAGS for P ale
k.../ cheap I t WRIGIIT & BAILEY'S.
Wellaboro Lino 6, 1867.
R, ,Prencb, Marino and Murex
i t (deol9] FOLNY'S.
LINES Or TRAVEL.
ERIE RAlLWritle.
On And after Monday: August 20th,1887, trains t :i .,"
leave eorningat shout the fulloyting bout s:
, 'WESTWARD BoUND,, •
12:28 Express 31 ail. Sundays excepted. for
it
10,SalAnninca,and Dunkirk, connecting will: traits
for the West. •
0:44 a in Night Express, Sundays excepted, fur idunst,,
Salamanca, and Dunkirk, making direct coes is ,
with trains of the Atlantic & Ureat Westein, tais
Shore,and 0 rand Trunk itallwayeaurssilpoints West
7:07 ri. Expi ems, Daily, for ttuffale•Palannthes
Duni:ilk and the West, connecting its above.
7:15 &On., Night Ekpress, Sundays excepted, tut Hui,.
ester anti buffalo, via Avon.
10:32 a. tn., Mail Train, Sundays excepted. fur itelfalo
and Dunkirk, connecting at Elmira for Canandsigna,
2:15..D. in, Baltimore Express, Sundays excepted, p r
ltoehester and Buffalo, via Avon.
7:08p. in.. Day Express, Sundays excepted, for g u n ak,
Kalatuanca, Dunkirk end the West, connecting et
.11f ighaullon for Syracuse; at Owego fur Ithaca; at •
Elmira tar Catentlinigna; at Salamanca with the At•
hurtle and /treat Wpstt•rn Railway; - at Buffalo with ,•
• the'f.uku :bore add Grand Trunk 'Railways, awl at
Dunkirk with the Lake Short) Hallway, fur all points
westand south.
•
7;10 Ii to hay Express, Sundays excepted, for Hocken: r
12 50'p in Way Freight: , Sundays excepted.
5:40 p. m., kanittrant slain, Daily, for the West
rkfirWARAoIIND.
Night Exprw.s. !-xce,
12:16 a. 111
. . . Tto,
connecting at Grayi.oart for Itint wick, and at tv
York with afternoon trains and steatnets for Doria n
and New England Cities,
48 a. m., Cincinnati Expresa. Mondays excepted. con
jnecting nt Elmira for liarrighurg, Philadelphia find
the South; at Owego for Ithaca; at Binglicntr,n
!for Syracti•se; at Great Rend for Scranton, Pidiadel•
phia, and Trenton; at Lacknwaxen for Mau ley, and at
0 raycourefor Newburg and Warwick.
10.15 am Accommodation Train daily, connecting, at
al Elmira for Canandaigua.
1048 a. in., bay Express, Sundays excepted, connect!!
L' at Elmira for Canandaigua, at Binghamton for Spa.
ewe, at Great Bond for Scranton, at Lackftwaxee t r
Hanley. and at Jersey City with midnight - Expeeie
'Praia pf New Jersey Railroad fur Philadelphia, Bair
more and iVivilt ington.
3:12 p. m., Baltimore Express, eundays excepted
4:35 p. M., New York and 'Baltimore Mall. Sundays ex.
cepted, connecting sit Elmira for Mai riaburgli, Phila
delphia; and South.
7.07 p m Lightning Express, &Imlay-A excepted, con
necting at &rimy Cityi with morning expiesa train of
New Jersey Bnliroadtior I:akin:ore and Wohliington,
and nt N6Y York with . morning express trains for
'Mahal and tho East.
12:30 p.llll. Way.Frei#llt, Sundays excepted.
NMI R. BARR, 11. RIDDLE,
Gen'l Prws. Agent, - Genl Supq. •
Northern Ventral R. R.
, TRAINS FOR TOll. NORTH.
.Trains fur Canandar„uia leave Fdmira as folle‘ l ve l : 4s a
I),
Accomodatlon at 7 90 a a
Express [fastest train on road]
Mail 4 615 pm
Way Freight, [passenger coach attached] ... .... ... 7 70 a a
On and niter April 20th, 1567, trains will arrive Ind' •
depart from Troy, as follows;
ItoVINO rioIITII. c. *MING aorta
Express 646 p m txpress - 1050 a a
Elmira Mail 650 ain Elmira Mail 955 p'ra ,
Local Freight 10 sOap4Local Freight...... 335 pm
Through Freight 9 5r,, p Through Freight 209 a a
. . . E. S. DROWN, Div. two,
Sloosburg & Corning., & Tioga R. R. 1
wilrrnn ns follows until further notice
Accommodation—Leaven Blosaburg nt 6,50 a. tn., Mani.
'field at 7,35, Tioga at 6,20, Lawreliceville at
arriving nt Corning at 10,20 a. tn.
Mail—Leaves Itlossitureat 2,35 p. fil, Mansfield at
Tioga at 4,06, Lawrenceville at 457—arriving at
Corning nt 6 p. m.
Mail—Leaves Corning at 8 n. ' Lan ri , ncrrilie - at 9,05.
Tiogn at 10,02, 31annfieldat 10,40—arriVrg at Bios
burg at 11,30'n. nt.
Accommodation—Leaves Corning at 4,5c1 p. at, Law.
rent:critic at 5,58,'190ga at 7.02,
f .. s lanalield at 7,4a—
arriving at Illoasburg at 8,25 p. to.
L. 11. Sup't.
Philadelphia & Erie R. R.
Trainii on the Philadelphia & Erie liail Road w
as follo*s":
WESTWARD."
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia
'• " Williamsport.
'• nrr. at Erie
Erie Expreti?yaves Philadelpfmt
" •• "
" arr. at Elie
Elmit a Mall leaves Philadelphia
• 1 Williamsport
arr. at Lock Haven' .t 7.45 pin
Buffalo ExOess leaves Baltimore 10.30 p ta
•
Williamsport 10.3041 M I ,
'' ". arr. at Lock Haven 11.50 ain
, .
EASTWARD.
.
Mail Train leaves Bile 1095 a ta
" • IV
`• t• r. at
Eria Express leaves Erie
" Willbunspok t.
" " nrr. at Philadelphia
'Elmira Mail leaved Lark Haven
" " Williamsport.
• " " arr. at Philadelphia.
Lock liztvca Accln leaves Lock haven LA p at
" “ -1 , leaven Williamsport 3,20 p to
•• - arr. at l'itiludelphia.. .I_.&U uin
• . ' A. 1.. TILER, thill'i Supt.
Lktlaritic and Great Western R• W
SALAMANCA STATION
NU' 711.1.1 BOUND. : E.LSTIVATID BOUND.
Mali...-.,........•..........5.30 Expre. ' 5 10
Accommo atiun 0,35 Idnil 5.C)2
Express 1 12.19 Accommodation, ..11.16
'Exiiieils 11.00 1 Express O.lO
At Cory Ureic is a junction with the PU11(10100., i
Erie and 01 Creek Rail Roads.
Athladville with the Fa anklin and Oil City and
Pithole Branch.
At Leavitteburgo the plaboniny Branch makes a di
rect route to Cleveland. At Ravenna etit!iects. with
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad.
_ .
The Road passes through Akron, Ashland, °alien,
Marion, Urbana uud Dayton, inteis,ecting various nal
roadS, and terminates at Cincinnati.
LA). RUCKER, Sen. Supt., Meadville, l'a.
U. S. CLAIM AGENCY,
For the Collection of
Army and envy Glnlms and' Pensions
MILE NEW BOUNTY WY passed July 28,1bCti, go es
two anti three years' soldiets extra bounty. Send
in your discharges. •
OFFICERS'EXTRA PAY.
- Three months' extra pay proper to volunteer officers
who were in service March 3, MO.
PENSIONS INCREASED
To all who have lost a limb and who have been perma
nently and totally disabled.
:All other Uovernment claims prosecuted.
11031 E B. NILES.
Wellabor°, October 10,1868—tt •
Planing & Turning;
13. T. VAN HORN,
ry AXING got his new Factory in operation,
is now prepared to lilt orders for Cabinet
Ware promptly and in IfSe best style of workman
ship. Haying pro'outed a
WOODWORTH PLANrR,
ho is ready to dross boards or plank with dispatch
SCROLL-WORK & BRACKETS,
furnished to order. His machinesare of the new
est and most improved patterns..
Shop corner of Pea l ikand Wain Sts, W ELLS
BORO, PA:,
Oct.. 31, Is66i—tf. "W . B. T. VA•N HORN.
DEMOREST'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
. universally acknowledged the Model Parlor
Magazine of America; devoted' to Original sic
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Cottages,
Household Matters, Gems of Thought,
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ments, etc.: all by the best authors, and prt,lase
ly and artistically illustrated with costly Engt:p
vings (full Size), useful and reliable Pattem,
Embroideries, Jewelry, and a constant snece,',
sion of artistic novelties, withother useful and
entprtaining literature.
Xp person of refitioutent,_econotnical.hoine
wife, or lady of taste can afford to do without tt,u
Model Monthly. Single copies, 30 cools ; back
rititnbers,,as specimens, 10 cents; either mailed
free. Yearly, $3, with a valuable premium; tan
copies, $5 50; \three copies, $7 50; five eopie),
$l2, and splendid premiums for clubs at $3 each,
with the first premiums to each subscriber. Ad
dress, • W. JENNINGS DEMOBEST, ,
No. 473 Broadway, Now Yolk.
Demorest's Monthly and Young-America, to
gother $4, 'with the premiums for each. -
March 20, '67—titn.
FALL pROOK COAL.--The undersigned
having make arrangements to furnish Coal
by the TON or CAR. LOAD, coarse or fine, sone-
Its tho patronage of the public.
ALSO—has constantly on hand, a large stock
of OARRIAOR DOLTS, &c., at wholesale and
retail. Irti's!- itLACKSM ITHING of all kinds
done in the hest manner. S. M. GEF.R.
Tior,a, 1 ec.l, 1866-tf. •
A. B. EASTMAN,
SUROWAL d; IIfEcHASIVE ,
D. E N 91` I S T •-
s permanently located et Wellsboro, Office
I
over .1. It. llowen's Store, where ho is pre
pared to execute all work pertaining to his pro
fession with. proMptness and in a superior man
nor.
Teeth extracted without pain by the use of
lately improved f i•lpray . Producer. Chloroform
and Ether administered when desired. All work
warranted. , Satisfaction 'guaranteed or nd char
see. July 3, 1867.
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