WAITING..
I havo witted while primroses faded ;
I have waited till violets aro dead.
Till the thick'ning buds,on the chestnut boughs
Grow leafy and full overhead.
Timo's gray bas passed:Over my tresses,
And line.; on my temples' are sown,;
I have waited fill harvest is gathered,
• And the white summer Aloyer-is moteti-;--
•
I have waited long under ill° vim -trees,
Till the green of the beeches grows brown ;
I ha' e waited while leases of the li n , ions
In . antunin conic fluttering dowel;
1. have waited tint,' light and (luck' darkness;
I have waited in immbine and rain;
I am waiting for ale {rho_ tuay neves
• Caine back from the rough lica again. .
How To PUT_ OtT FrnEs.--A " con
sulting ChemiSt " writes to a scientific
paper thajj-Iff , happened to be. presthit
some tithe ago at the burning of an oil
distillery. . Tiler place Was, as unial,
drowned with water, which merely had
the effect of - spreading , the II a nys _a nd
increasing their intensity, for thcoil
burned uutittlfere appeared to be noth
ing left to support the flames.• I noticed
the flaming oil floating On the surface
of the water on the floors. The water
running down the walls bore a flain
•.
ino• surface of oil likewise. This shows
that the water had little or no pOWOI'
over the burning oil.
, There was lying.near the building in
- Whichlthe fire broke out a large quan
tity of sand, Now, if half a dozen men,
provided with spades, had "dashed" a
lot of this sand upon . the flames soon
rafter the fire was discovered, it would
have been put, out and but little damage
done.
Some•titne ago I put out a tiro, which
might have destroyed ate immense
amount of v4luable property, by simply
dashing fifty ) or a hundred shovelfuls of
slacked lime,. which happened to be.
near at hand, upon the flames, which
literally choked them out. The fire in
this ease was caused by a ca \3k of oil
bekng set on fire accidentally. \ This i ,
otil' one of the many fires whi4lll have
seen put out by adopting the 811111 e
alCalle.
I consider it would lte,n good plan
()when of Mich places as oil works, etc.
always had at hand a quantity of sand
dry old limewaste, etc., which conk
be used In the manner. I have stated
MUSCLE All) ALCOHOL.—A corres
pondent traveling with the members of
the ," National Base 1-3 all Club" of
'Washington on their tour through the
country, states that they abstain froth
all kinds of alcoholic drinks—regarding
indulgence in this direction as fatal fo
their success as-, champion players at
base ball. To whait extent this rule is
in force among other clubs we are una
ble to state ; liut it is certainly bakd
upon sound principles of physiology,
and is sustained by the uniform ex
perience of all persons who, have had
occasion to appreciate the Value of
clear brain and %trong and steady ner
vous system.
A ti to this practics_of the__Washing
ton base ball club, conies in the testi
mony of the heroes of the prize ring.
No one suspects them of being preju
diced in. favor of the principle of total
abstinance, for the influence or (licit
lssaciations_and the thole tendency of
their profession lies entirely in the\ op
sosite direction ; yet, no ptwilist, am
bitious for it " belt," especild.ry in train
ing time, thinks of taking a drop of
intoxicating liquor, any more than of
arsenic or.. strychnine. • He knows too
well the.efrect of the r on both
brain and nerve, and in Co the ring
with a clear . judgment. - -
The question here s :s i tsel
total abstinence from ; e of intox
icating drinks is it •ensablq to
the complete command exercise of
the mental and physical faculties, that
base ball players and prize lighters are
compelled to rely on it for their great
est achievements, why is it not equally
valuable in all the various, useful and
honorable employments of life ? Sure
ly tho eourso observed by tiitme. :port
men is worthy of some consideration,
nd Is alike applicable to all mecbani
al buSines's pursuits. For our own
part we regard, the ready command of
ental and, physical faculties of more
importance than artifical pleasure,
which only tends to destroy and degrade
them.
NASriY'S BIOGIIAPHY.—"Nasby
written his "biography," in which‘he
says, " Uv my childhood I know but
little. My father wuz a leading man in
-the humble epeer in which he moved,
holding at different tithes the various
offices in the town up to constable, the
successive steps beln road supervisor
and pound master.- He wuz elected
constable, and mite probably hey gone
higher but for an accident that Occurred
- to him the first month. He collected a
judgment for $lB, and the money wuz
paid to him. The good man was a
- talented collector, but wiz singerly
careless payin over wat he collected.—
Ez showin the pekoolier bent UV genius
uv the old man, I repeat a conVersashen
rwunet heerd. A man why had an
accoAt to collect wuz consultin one
whia_knowed my father well, ez to the
'safety uv puttin a claim into his hands.
"Ishe a good collector?". askt the
.man.
• "Splendid," sed the naher.
"Is he a man In , responsibility ?"
the; man. •
-- "Sirgsed the caber, "he bez the
but;you'll find when yoo try
to git your money out uv his hands that
he lacks the response."_,
.Cood ther hey bin a more teehin tri
boot ?
He wuz like all men uv genius, un
balanced. His ability wuz all on -one
side. The grovelin plaintiff, who didn't
admire sich erratic Mips, raised a ruck
shen about the Paltry sum, and my ja
tiler emigrated.
PUL P IT ECCENTRICITY.—Rev. Sam
uel C wson, a Methodist preacher of
ecce is manners, sometime S -called the
"wit man, " was very popular in West
ern • irgipia some twenty years ego.—
He was csmeyed and wiry made, and
very dark skinned for a white man.
At times he was surprisingly eloquent,
always excitable, and once in. a while
extravagant. He once accompanied a
brother minister, Rev. Mr. It—, a
prominent pastor, in a visit to a colored
church. M`r,X. gave the coloredpreach
er the hint, and of course Clawson was
invited to preach. lie did so, and dur
ifig the sermon,set; the, impulsive Afri
fowls to shouting all over the house.—
This in .turn set Clawson to extravagant
words and actions, and he leaped out of
the pulpit like a deer, and began to take
the hands of the colored brethren and
mix in quite happily.: Ile wept for joy-
Then pressing through the crowd, he
found brother R., and setting.down be
side him, he threw his arms around his
peck, and with tears streaming dosVn
his cheeks, he said : "Brother'R., I al
most wish I had been born a nigger.—
These folks have more rengion than we
have. " " Well, well, " aaid brother R.,
"' you tome so near it you . ,needn't cry
about it. " •
•
A colored preacher at 4o - i,..outti re
cently said in prayer: 0 Lord, be
pleased' to shake .vour,tablecloth over
your hungry children dat dey may be
fed wid de crumbs of your love."
. AlPittsburg - burglar, in whose case
a juky returning the verdict of" not
guilty and that the prisoner j2a the
costal? were sent back by the hurt,
and afterwards "came in with a second
verdict of " guilty," claims his release
and has appealed, on that point,' to a
higher Court.
What is the difference between a
barber and a mother? One has razors
to shave,'and the other. has shavers to
raise,
Mil
What an als are admitted' to the
opera? Puppies and white :kids.
SUAnIER. DRESS GOODS 1
IN order to eell out the balance of our Summer
Stock, to make room fi , r
NEW FALL GOODS,-
Best Crown Grenadines from.. 624 to 50 cte.
Figured White Alpacas from.. 69 to 50 '•
•• " 94 to . 31f
Best Buff Mimscilles fret .. 874 to 624 "
Grenadine Shawls T-G 00 to $5 00 .
0i) to , 4 00
Best Pra,sols 375 to 300
250 to 2011
200 to 150
'And many other articles nt equally great reduc
tions. Our Stock.ut Staple Goods we aro keep
ing full 'ot bargains;,selling
Prints, good fast colored, at 121 cents, •
Bowe Shootings, good width,,l2.4 cents, .
Bleached Missiles, " 1.9 i cents.
Ticking, Denims, Stripse, Chocks, Cottonades,
&c., equally cheap. Our entire Stock averages
lower•prices than at any4inie (luring the last live
years.: J. it. PARSONS & CO.
Curning, N. Y., July 23, 1867.
Stoves & Tin Ware
Is now prepared ty furnish the public with
nything in his line of business. in quantity as
large, in quality as good, and as cheap in price
as any dealers in Norther»Tennsylvania.
STOVE AND TIN WARE BUSINESS,
and intend to he'ep a full assortment. of everything
in that line.
TIN WARE MADE TO ORDER,
promptly, and warrantbd to give 6satisTaction.
RE PA 'lit ENG -
exeouted-in th' best manner antl,with diepatch
ITTENTION, FAMIE RS.
N o IV .ISU BEAP I norm Po WM;
(JIVER .t REAPER; i undoubted)}- the
1 he i st Machine in the world, almitt
TVA/NE THOUSAND dirt.° Machines being
now in u.o. It always takes the tires premium
at Fair? mill Exhibitions.
I have the Foie Agehey for this region, 'and I
eau till all orders promptly. lam tike agent rol
the sato or
tattled fur its light and evou draft, and tor doing
fal-t and good work. This MaOlin° wifil spay for
itself in the saving of wages paid to mowers by
any largo former in one season.'
D. Y. 'ROBERTS
WolLboro, June 26, IS67—tf. •
To the FaVners of Tioga Cooky.
WOOllB PREZ I: MO WE!? if. CQ B INED
MO WER - .(C• REA P E
MANUFACTURED at lloosie Falls, N. V.,
for sale 'to all who may want.a good relia
ble-machine.
These machines 'enliven known throughout the
county, as being the, beet hi use, and has taken
the premium over all other competitors. We
shall keep an ass( t itment of
JOINM iBSR MACHINES,
which have lately ' been put into use. Also of
the stiff bar. A !001l assortment of the guards
and other fixtures Constantly on hand. Price of
jointed bar machines, $llO. Cheaper than they
have ever before been offered to the piddle.
I PURPLE A: EIMBALI., Agentc.
Wellsboro, duly 1, 18117-tf.
TER, lIRAVI 1
COUGHS, 111:3,
TEMPER, FE.
VERB, FOUNDER
LOSS OF
TITLA\D VITA.
ENERGY, &c.
use Improves flu
wind inere2zo
the appetite••give
a smooill
glossy . skin—:m
tran.rOrm3
be miserable skeletm
rm'
To keeper4Tit - rofr.; thH pr; paratiort i;
• t minove.; the quality
of the milk. It has
bc , :n proven by ac
tual experiment to
increat , e the quail
ttly of milk and
meant twenty per
cent and make the
butter firm and
t,•eet. In fattonlng
cattle it giver theta
on ttlip.slte 100 , 0°
thew h i de, unit
'tio in thrive
.In all diactiec-.1 or s uch a* COUgII3, Ulcers - in
the Lungs, Liver ,
0
4 Clll9 article y
acts as a t•pe - Vii:. •
By putting f cr k t i t t •
one-half p - •
to a papnr • •IP 4t4
barrel ot 1% tl, • 1-;:" 5" rn - Ltz,„—_
aboves t
2 cradi,.l'.e t--77. 7 -1--- 7 4 7 , -
or entirely pr , n-ent,l. ,If i —, in time, a certain
preventive :trt en--; f- , : • l I , •
Price 25 Cents per ~• ~pc—S for $l.
I — `l, R. 17.1 3 C11'S ABDOMINAL SUPPORT
ERS,-' r ealo nt Roy's Drug Store.
. •
TOB-WO .
with de
AMER
Case
(e ! (503a l •
at a great bargain at C.IB. KELLY'S.
April 1, 1867.
LADIES' 4ETS from $1.50 to $3O, at
deolo FOLEY'S.
J. A. FARSONS &
CLOSING 0112' YALE
OF ,
tbo subscribers have made (be fa lowing
GREAT RECUCTIbN
FOR THE MILLION
D. R0.131;1?1'6'
D
OPPOSITE ROY'S BUILDING,
Ile pays particular attention to the
L AND SEEYME
11'oll36oraugb. March i. )6,15
TilE CAYUGA CHIEF,
11 7 0OLY S 31011 7 _Eli',
FOUTZ'S
EM33:33311
Rrx - rATzt'.: ,
S. A..
5, - .117E173.
wriousttr. nrtra A's.n ntur,
No. 116 Franklin P.. -0.
ror Sale by itru;
out the United Sta
=I
DAVII) E. FbIITZ, Successor
For: snlo by John A. Roy, Wollsboro..
IC,• IN ITIIE BEST STYLE. and
patclt,at 'OE AGITATOR Office.
.CAN •WATCHES in Hunting Silver
; from 527.50 up at FOLEY'S.
. •, ~• ,L , • *. p...49s4 , .. asult, , •plauguin
dani.lt •fl . ' • sealefl
-anoS aoj o3ptif putt outtnuxo puu (Ica ottani
•uolloed:ul /awl ups goalid putt spool) tap
•soppoonb lowa ut oannpaull Supioott (num) pus
stnutioappl spool) km .10/10 se!Sulattaint entatt pet
'ACIOAKOIDYO saantany oatteapauji oto a t ifulisoQ
lc oan atm Coq 4 , *. au 'Gamow
sttit tote% Sup
-v ut uoiou 4 01 f woaj tauld nuo
auto t i r .000 oeug pinuqv Jowaus
aojilaent con go►q+a 'pliqoatuit . 0 •11 Sit popactiva
popuqopo
eto of glocrum
• lo acquiello 04) UVO pinom•e26,
09 .......
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D. P. ROBERTS
usaulsna aAa uu OAI3.
FRESH STOCK OF GOOD
SPRING TRADE
and are prepared to supply llt!e wants of th
' people in
Powders.
,k preparation,
and favorably
vn, 1%111 thor•
dy eh} v Igoruta
:ea-down and
.spirited lkonqm,
stmngthening
de:twang thu
nach and lutes
1. 13 a sure pre
,tl v e of all dis-
~~,0.,
`IIaINVId NllO3
%WILMA' MINIM
in loupt 45 . 19 .{.ID I! ((Jew
(pimp! lgo , i) 'suria,
• bx1)J111l 115LL111E1
"•
'ROIII UOll 'IIVN
0.111 [3OllB aSIIOII
• gaol' Ituvqs vilos
Fuptinti lad sinyil
0M17738 311 V Zit I
Vd - tarighTSYYN
'iaaJis
O i l uo .tooa imply
d 0
6 SRAOLLS
:Y1 dVMO
St( ;'4:tittlti•lJrlii Olt I I: :).0:,. Inn
NH IV SPRING GOODS
I.IV 44(0 RIVING,
AT THI PEOPLE'S STORE
WE A - -tE NOW. RECEIVING
=I
Adapted ( to the
NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA
WITH
DRY GOODS.
OUR LONG EXPERIENCE
has taught,us that
GOOD GOODS
give the best satisfaction, and, those .aCcustome
to patrotriie us know that we
• KEEP TIE BEST GOODS
that aro to he found in this section: and thos
who aro not our patrons are the losers
quite as much as we are.
Wu keep as usual a
LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHS
to soli by (bp yard or
MADE UP TO ORDER AND WAR
RANTED WO
OUR STOCK. WILL BE KEPT FULL
and all Goods sold by us °
Warranted to give • !Satisfaction,
AND 1
[
Sold as Low as at any other Estaly
lishment. Mind that.
We invite an exiteination of our Steck art
Prices, pledging ourselves to
SHOW GOODS FREELY AND TAKE N
OFFENCE
when- no egla i 8 wade.
SMITH & WAITE.
°inning, N. Y., Apr. 10,1887.
•
1 •
, 1 0---;-- ' . .
t
' UGS, MEDICINES, PATEN' MED
ICINES, PAINTS, OILS - , WIN
DOW GLASS, & PUTTY, „.
Havc come down-to Old Priceefttlaat.
W E lo !l rg on eb a t t i t e n b e i: c o o to r to Noy that wai ha ve the
r< -
URI!:
I
• i f. MEDICINES,' 4
FANCY ARTICLES, TOILET SO&P,
CLOTII,' HAIR, TOOTH & NAIL
BRUSHES, MIRRORS,,
EVER BROM,' UT INTO THIS. MARKET.
PAINTS. OILS, GLASS AND PUTTY
Pure White Lead, Pure White Zinc, Linseed
Oil. Coach Varnish, Furniture Varnish, Yel
low 06hre, Venetian Red, Chrome Yel
low,Chrome amen, Prussian Blue,
atent Dryer, Laoker, Japan,
Spanish Whiting, Paris White, Kalsomine,Aesin,
Tar, Log Wood, Fustio, Brazil Wood, Cam
wood, Rodwoo :• Potash, Putty, Aleo
cohol, 13enz.olo. Spirits Turpentine,
and Koros,eno Oil, Paint taut
Varnish Brushes,
Which we will sell 25 per con!,. cheaper than any
otjier establishment in the county. In short, we
have every thing ever kept in a first class
~ b
and all we wile is tor you to call anti examine our
stock uud prices before buying eleewbel. 'Re
member we can't be undersold.
All goods warranted or no sale.
MR. WILLIAM ROBERTS Lego to
IT-IL announce to tho citizens of Tioga County,
that In addition to his excollent stook of 4tovos,
Tin-Ware, Brittania, and lleet-Iron Ware, he
has, at a groat outlay, stocked his storo on
with a cbmplete assortment of Shelf Ilardwaror
of which we enumerate the following articles:
NAILS, SPIKES, CROWBARS, X CUT,
MILL, HAND AND BUCK SAWS,
BUTTS, STRAP HINGES,
CARPENTER'S TOOLS,
PUMPS, AXES,
• AUGERS,
BITTS E •
BITT-STOCKS, HATCHETS, CHISELS,
SHOVELS, SPADES, FORKS,
BENCH-SCREWS,
WOOD SCREWS, CARRIAGE BOLTS,
BURRS, SKEINS, WASHERS,
PIPE BOXES, AXLE- -
TREES, ELLIP
TIC -
SPRINGS, HORSE SHOES, HOOP, BAR,
& BAND IRON, GRINDSTONE
HA,NGINGS, CORN
POPPERS,
SAUSAGE CUTTERS AND STUFFERS
COMBINED. Also, PISTOLS )
PISTOL C4.RTRIDGES,
POWDER AND
•
.CAPS.
PATENT BARNDOOR HANGINGS
a
anew thing, and made for use. Those arojbut a
few of the many articles composing our-stock
of Hardware.
Ea
invite the public tvall and examine for
theniselves. We nim to keep the best finality of
goods in our lino ; and all work to order done
promptly and well. WILLIAM ROBERTS'
MUSIC ! MUSIC.—The Tiogl Cornet Band
in now in good bloiwing ordet and prepare
to furnish good Nyyttio on all occasions for a roa
sonoble componsaron.
All communications should •be addressed to
tho Loader and Secretary at Tioga, Pa.
F. 11. ADAMS, Leader.
T. A. WIOKIIAM, Sec'y.
April 3,1867-6 m.
R. WILLIAMS' &
. . .
S - Ai IPER MEWL '
E.,
=I
TENT MEDIEJNES,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
P.ERFUMERT,
WINES &• LIQUORS, &C„[
We ban Ao the Largeof•Mtock of
Such as
DRUG STORY;
P. It. WILLIAms, P. It WILLIAMS &Co
3. L. Witi.t.ims. f No. 3 Tinian
Wellaborn, June 26, 1867
Stemves::
AND HARDWARE!
MAIN STREET, WELLSBORO,
%Heber°. Sept. I, 1866-tf.
NEW FIRM:
TO BUY 4. SBA 13 OUR
B USINESS !
WE will buy nt the highest market price,
the following articles,.
SHEEP PELT S, DEACON - SKINS;
" .DEER SKINS, FORS, HIDES,
AND VEAL SKINS,
•
for which we will pay cakt,
We will manufacture tlipsler, French or house
tanned CALF or KIP BOOTS, in the best man
ner and at fair rat , * and pay °swirl] attantioil
to REPAIRING.
ALSO,
We havo a first-rate stook of
READY-MAHE WORK,
on which we will not ho undersoldjuni from this
time no shall make it a point to keep op the host
stook of
LADIES'
_G.AITERS,
to ho found iu the ceunty, which we will sell at
a ,lewer profit than finch articles hayei over been
offerud In this region.
We shall likewise keep up• a good assortment
of
LADIES' BALMOIKLS, L E Air HE R
BOOTEES, CI A DREN'S AND
• MISSES W KOF VA
RIOUS TYLES,
and all styles of MEN'S WORK.
LEATHER : FINDINGS -
can be botight of us as cheap as any where this
aide of New York, and we shall keep a full stock
of
FRENCH CALF, FRENCH KIP, UP
PER, SOLE, LININGS, AND
BINDING. .
Our stook of PEGS, NAILS, THREAD, A 1178,
RASPS, GLOVERS' NEEDLES, LASTS,
TREES,. CRIMPS, with SHOEMAKER'S
TOOLS and FINDINGS, will ho found the fan.
gest in the county, and we sell for small profits.
Wo talk business and we wean business. We
have been in this region long enough to be well
ktiown—let those who know us
_try us. Corner
of Main and Grafton streets, opposite Wukßob
oda' Hardware Store, C. W. SHAHS,
GEO. 0. DERBY.
.!Moro, ApriL 24, 1.867—tf.
±---
NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES
T. A. WICKHATtPS,
TIOGA, PA.
ITAVING just returnedTro.. New York with
New and carefully seleted
STOCK OF GOVS,
4,ll , those in want of Goods wtll find it to their
interest to call and. ,
a
EXAMINE OUR STOCK
and loarn Prlcoa bofore: buying elsewhiero
Ropt 'constantly on hand, a choico lot of
DRIED FRUIT, GROCERIES, FLOUR,
PORK, &0., &C
All the above Goods are bought at the !owes
Cash Prices and will be sold
ONLY rOR CASH OR READY PA.
c - ~--: ~t.,~~_.~a _~hq
~fu$~.l6AME do WIOKHAM. -
Tioga, Pa., Feb. 20, 1867-tf.
WELLSBORO FOUNDRY - AND
MACHINE SHOP.
TIRE subscribers+ having procured additional
• _i_ machinery aro now ready - to furnish to order
all sorts or
CASTINGS,
SOO AS 0 °I
11
-
PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, FIEL D
ROLLERS, MILL GEARING, ;
SLEIGH•SHOES, W 0 0 Lol c i
1 SAWING MACHINES,
&c., &c., &c.
~, Wo have Woo a
WUUBWURTB PLANER,
,
for eustorn and Job work, `Yo aro ales, prepared
to do
SLITTING & SCROLL 44WING
to order
Having a first-class screw-outting Lathe, we
are prepared to melee
CHEESE PRESS SCREWS,
to order. Builders of Cheese Factories are re.
quested to examine our work. We manufacture
the
Champion Plow,
, p iio of the finoet implements in the market.
' Cash paid for OLD IRON.
CHARLES' WILLIAMS,
F. L. SEARS.
Wellabor°, May 15, 1867—if.
.. •
1867, WRIG/1T Sc BAILEY. 1867,
NVE commence this yeai•with an exclusively
(7.AS/I business,
CASH ' PAID FOR WHEAT II
I
CASH , PAID FOR OATS 1
CASH PAID FOR CORN I
CASH FOR EVERYTHING 11
A LARGE STOCK OF FLOUR FOR
CASH I
A LARGE STOCK op FEED FOR
CASH
A IeRQE STOCK OF PORK FOR
_CASH 1
Call and saa us. WRIGHT 44 BAILEY
"Wellsboro, Jan. 9, 1867-Iy.
All persons indebted• to ns by note or book
account must call and settle or pay costs. •
Jan. 3, 1867. WRIGHT. & BAILEY.
A FEW MORE PIECES
of those substantial Shootings and Bhirtings;ll
April 1, 1867. O. B. KELLY'S.
Rica 8.. emian Glass 'Vases, at
dee 9 . FOLEY'S.-
You *lll find
the latest arrival of New Goods a KELLY'S
April 1, 1867. .
PHOTOGRAPHIC;
H. & H. T. ANTIIONY & CO.,' i
Manufacturers of Photographic Naterials
NVUOLETALE AND RETAIL,
501 BROADWAY, N. N.
la addition to ourlaiD,bilsinosa of Photographic
Materlale we are IreOquartere for the following, via:
'Stereoscope' & Stereoscopic Views
Of Ainerican and Foreign Cities atid 'Landscapes,
Groups, statuary, etc.
Stereoscopic Views of tho War,
From negatives made in the various campaigns•and
forming a complete Photographic history of the great
context.
Stereoscopic. Views on Glass.
Adapted for either Nagle Lanterns or the iltereoecope.
Our Catologno will bo eont to any address on receipt
of Stamp.
Photographic Albuu►a.
Wo nianufacturo tuoro largely than any ether house,
about 200 varieties front 60 cents to $6O eaeh. Our
ALBUMS have the roputation of tieing superior in
beauty and durability to - ull others ° 1 .
Card' Photographs of Generals, States-
men, Actors. etc., otc.
Our Catalogue embraces over FIVE THOUSAND
different subjects, including reproductions of the most
celebrated Engravings, Paintings, statues, etc. Cata
logues sent en • receipt of stamp.
Photographers and others ordering goods 0.0. D;
will please remit 25 per cent, of the amount with their
order. TUo prices and quality of ouK goods cannot fail
to satisfy. ' Jan. 2,1867-Om.
WAKE NOTIOE.—On receipt of We Dollar
by mail I will send reelopes " for preparing
ootnpounds which with rareful using will eiteetu
ally restore gray hair to its original tutor, pre
vent premature decay and falling off, and impart
a smooth and glossy appearance to hair deadened
by sickness. JNO. D: GALLAGHER,
Aug. 21, 1867-3 m. Wilmington, Delaware.,'
- 1866
s ' FOR BALE. - 1866.
BY
B. C. WICKIIAM,
T HIS NURSERY CIF FRUIT AND OR
NAMENTAL TREES, IN TIOGA :-
60,000 Apple Trees.
10,000 -Pear Trees.
A good supply of PLUM, PEACH, CHERRY,
and ORNAMENTAL TREES .t- SHRIUBBERY.
The Fruit trees are composed of the choicest
varieties, good, healthy, some of them largo and
in bearing. Any one wishing to gdt- o supply
will do well to call and see my stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. irgr• Delivered at the depot
free of charge.
`Vega, Feb. 28, 1866-Iy*
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
J. W. BRADLEY' Celebrated PaMn
- - •
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(OR DOUBLE SPRING) s„,
SKIRT.
1 .1
•
/THEY
REY will not bend or break like the single spring,
but will preserve their perfect and graceful shepe
w en three or four ordinary skirts will have been thrown
aside as tiniest'. Tho,hoops are covered with double and
twisted thread, end 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 core, church pews,
arm chairs; for promenade and house dress, as the skirt
can be folded when in use to occupy a small pinto as
easily and conveniently as s silk or muslin dress, an in.
valuable quality In crhaollue, not found in any single
eprir g skirt. ~..
A lady having enjoyed the- plearara, coMiort and
great convenience of wearing the tiunle.x elliptin steel
spring skirt fora single day. will never afterwards will
ingly dispense with their use. For children, rdleSes and
young ladles they are superior to all others. •. - .
The Duplex Elliptic IBA great favorite with all ladies,
and is universally recommended by the fashion , maga
tines, as the standard skirt of the fashionable
To enjor the following inestimable advantages in
crinoline, vl4: superior, quality, perfect mahufacture,
stylish shape azt finish. flexibility, durability, toinfort
and economY, iMilre for .T. NY- Bradley's Duplex ERIN
tic,or double spring skii-t, and be sure you get the gen
uine article.,
CAUTION'!—To guard against imposition, be particu
lar to notice flint 'eliirts offered as "duplex" have the
rod ink stamp, viz: J. W. Bradley'at.lluplex EMptic
Steel Springs," upou the waistband—none others are
genuine. Also notice that every hoop will admit a pin
being passe through the center, thps revealing the
two (or double) springs braided togctho therein, which
is the secret of•their flexibility and strength, end &com
bination net to bo found in any otherkin.:
Far sale in all stores where first ciao \. skirts nro sold
throughout the United States and e otter(); Menu
factuted by the sole owners of the pal' ut,
\VESTS, MUDD Y & CARY,
_ July3,3m. 97 Chambers &79 & 81it ado ste., N. Y.
Popular Dry Goods Trade
T HE Subscriber is• now receiving hie
SPRING STOCK
Among which will be found inimy of the mos
popular Btylos of
33 NEti , 000300
SHAWLS, CLOAKINGS & SACKINGS,
at prices that are worthy of attention. -
PRINTS, 1, OINGHAMS. BROWN AND
BLEACII'D I%IUSLINS, TICKINGS,
DENIMS, STRIPE SHIRT
INGS, TABLE LINENS,
BROWN & BLEACHED,
NAPKINS, TOWELING'S, LACE AND
EMBROIDERED WINDOW CUR
TAININGS, EMBOSSED AND'
PAINTED TABLE AND
• PIANO' SPREADS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, 4-c.
Special attention is called to his
CLOTHING & 'TAILORING(
PARTMENT,
Where a perfect fit is.guaranteed or no sale.
• A share of the public patronage is respectfully
solicited. T11.0151A8 HARDEN.
Wellsboro, May 15,1867. •
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, MANS
FIELD, TIOGA COUNTY, PA.
F. A. Allen, Principal, Professor of Natural
and Mental Science.
J. T. STREIT, A. M., Professor of Languages.
CHARLES H. VERRILL, A. M., Professor. of
'Mathematics.
Mss. L. M. PETERSELIA, Modern Languages
'and Drawing.
Miss SUE E. CONARD, H. E., Eugb. Branches.
Man. MARY J. BRIGGS, B. E.. Principal of the
Model School.
I. G. HOYT, Professor of Vocal and Instrumen
tal Ifusio.
Pjirsa ALICE B. SEELEY, Assistant Instructor
of Music.
ScllOOL YEAR 1862-8.
First farm begins September 4, 1867,
Second term begins Decemb'r 9 ".
Third term begins March 28, 1868. .
EXPENSES PER TERM OF 14 WEEKS.
Fall and Spring Term, including board,
room rent, tuition, book rent, fuel,
oil, and washing, ... $OO 00
Winter Term, ' 64.00
Day students, tuition and book runt, 10 00
Total expenses for school year, $lB4 00
No extra - charges. Rooms furnished with
stoveb, chairs, tables, stands, pails, bedsteads,
mattresses, palms% and one comfortable. For
further Information send for Catalogue.
Aug. 7, 1887, Bw. Address, Principal.
HO, FARMERS!
• GET THE BEST.
?DBE ..BLODGET pREMIUM HARPOON
HORSE PORK ahead of all otiviirs in
market; when tested with other Forks it never
fails to give a decided preference. Be sure and
examine before,limying others.
All orders shciuld be addressed to either. J. R.
WEEKS, WM.-dHAMBERLAIN,-J. H. CAMP
BELL, or C. Li PECK,
Nelson, Tioga County, Pa.
July, 3,1867-3 m..
Ncw Spring [Woods
just receives at C. B. KELLEY'S.
April 1, 1867. •
Also, a full lino of
PIS.OTSIIT - M".
WHOLESALE DREG STORL
•' 1 Y.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS
AND OILS,
THADDEUS DAVIDSI INKS, cONCEN-
'PRATED MEDICINES, CIN-
CINNATI WINES AND
BRANDY; WHITE-
WASH LIME,
CEROSENE LAMPS, PATENT MEDI
CINES, PETROLEUM OIL,
ROCIIESTER PER• : (
FUMERY
AND FLAVORING EX`fIiACTS,- WALL
•
PAPER, WINDOW GLASS,
AND DYE COLORS,
Bold at Wholesale prices. Buyers aro requested
to call and get quotations before goitTg further
East
W..D. TERBELL & CO
Corning, N. Y., Jln. 1, 1867.-ly
THE GREAT
CENTRE OF ATTRACTION IS A.
LAWRENCEVILLE
C. S. MATHS R & CO
Would announce to the good people of Tioga
County that they hare just returned from New
York with their second full 'stock of
FALL fic WINTER GOODS,
______
embracing all the n ovelties ns well no tho sub
stantials required. '
DRESS GOODS in all vvieties, STAPLE
& FANCY GOODS,HOOP SKIRTS,:-
& BEST FREN.I. WOVE COR- - -
SETS, GLOVES AND HO.
•
SIERY, YANKEE NO
TIONS, &c., &c.
FURS ! FURS ! I
MINK, CONY, and Siberian Squirre
Tho largest Stock of
CLOTHS & CASSIMERES in the - county
,READY MADE CLOTHING, and
currruNo made to order super
intended by first class kmen.
SHOP MADE BOOTS & SHOES in end
less variety, HATS & CAPS
to suit all tastes,
GROCERIES, &C., &C.
Our 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 5 ttgo can or dare compote with us in qual
ity and price. For further particulars call at the
titere of C. S. MATlllill.'t CO.
Lawrenceville, Dec. 19, LW.
J. STICKLIN,,
4111- ‘ Chair Maker, r rnrnor, and
/ Furniture Dealer,
SALE ROOM, opposito Dnttt's Wagon Shop
Migan,Street. FACTORY in 'Scars ti Wit
Rams Foundry, second story.
Orders promptly 611 ed arm( satisfaction guaran
toed. Farley Turning done to order.
Wellsboro, Jnno 12, 1867. J. STICKL IN.
Tioga - Marble Works.
HE undersigned are now pre t pared to axe
T
cute all orders for Tomb shl," and Montt
moats of either
ITALIAN OR RUTLAND MARBLE
of the latest style and approved workmanship.
and with dispatch.
We keep constantly on hand; both kinds of
Marble and will be able to suit all who way fa
vor us with their orders ? on as reasonable' terms
as can be obtained in tho country.
Stones discolored with rust and dirt cleaned
aind made to look as good as new.
WILCOX & ItHITNEY
I, Tina, May 22, 1807-tf. •
To the Yarmers of TiOga County
•
AM now building at tnylnanufactoryiin Lawreneo
villa, a superior
FANNING- 1111 LI„
which possesses the following advantages over allother
mills: •
I. It separatos, oats, rat litter. and fond seeds, and
chess and cockle, from wheat. a
2. It cleans flax seed, takes ont yellow seed, and all
other seeds, perfectly.
3, It cleans timothy flood.
4. It does all other separating required of a mill.
, .
This mill is built of tiro host and most durable tim
b0r, , 10 good style, and is sold cheap for coal, or pro
duce.
I will fit a patent Move, for neparating Date Gyro
wheat, to other mills, on reaeonable terms.
J. II- MATHER,
Lawrencovillo, October 10, Ist3e-t f
WALKER & LATHROP,
DEALERS IN -
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, NAILS,
STQ VES, TLALWARE,
WILTING, NAWS,4IIIIERY
WATER LIM_E,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Carriago and Harness Trimmings,
HARNESSES, SADDLES, Ittc‘.
Corning. N. Y., Jan. 2, 1867-Iy.
P
NEWELL, DENTIST, MANSFIELD, Pa.,
..1E - • grateful for the very liberal patronage
herotofoost received, will continuo 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
now, useful inventions and improvements adopt
ed. The highest } good of his patrons the ultimo
turn of his ambition.
~ Dec. 5,
ROY'S CHOLERA DROPS
CURES COLIC,
CURES DYSENTERY,
CURES C.FIOLER..4 MORBUS, ,
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHEA,
CURES all Bowol „Complaints, but does not
,ouronytbing elm This medicine is no
cure-all: It the confidence. of every body.
for it is never known to fail : it should bo kept
on band by every'family. Sold by dealers in
medicine at fifty cents per bottlo. For Eflie in
Wellsborough at Roy's 'Drug Store.
mUSICAt INSTRUMENTS.—J. Shake
pear, dealer in lii?oker & Brother and
Haines & Brothers pianos,'Mason & llatnlin cab—
met organs, 'front, Linsey & Co. melodeons. and
the 13. Shoninger melodeons. Room over J.R..
Bowen's 'store. ' Sept. 12, 1866.
FLOUR FROM CHOICE WHITE WHEAT,
buolturheat flour, corn meal and feed, always
on hand. Call at the Charleston Mlllbefore buy
ing your flour and feed. I can oinks it an object
for you to buy. A. RUSSELL.
May 16,1866—tf
CHOIOE• LOT OP. GRAIN BAGS foi. eale
cheap ! at WRIGHT & BAILEY'S.
Wellaboro, June 5, 1867.'
CIALENDER, French, Marine and Church
0100110, at s (decl9] FOLEY'S.
LINES OF TiRAVEL.
_ERIE RAILWAY,'
Ou awl after )(Multi)", Augilit 211111; Itsre7, tr.in, Hilt !env° Corn ing at lihott r the_
WETIWM:II) BOUND t • •
, .
12:25 n. m., Expir e s ;flail. Suitila) t, excepted 1„, it ,, t . ,
la Saliinimica, an ,1 Dtinklrk, CO), i,Petio,: will. ii.i . ,,:
for the Wont.
f.:34 a in Night Expreath 2unda) ,o t'xtel•tod, for Itufno,
Salamanca, and Dunkirk, malt ing thi ccr Lai !e l t •,;
with trainu ti the Atlantic A: °lent {Yeme n ,. j; k - ,.
Shore,anilOreind Trunkititllwaye, ter n il „Aim qt,,
7:074. iii.,Niglit. Express, Daily, for Ihiffilla,Frilan it , ,
Dutilsir I. and the West;'connecting a s abet e, N ; •
7:15 t. tn., Night Exptenn, L. , timinys exc,. 1 , 4(1. (or r
trtt r and Buffalo, via Avon. ,
10:: a,
in. Mail Train, SundaYa excepted , 1 - 0 jj,dj,:,
aid . Du Oath, connecting at Eltnira fo-T-Camindata..,'
1:;1:1
p: in. Baltimore Exprrei, IF,uhday. excepted, , r
4
Itorhe9ter and . Buffalo, via'Avon.
7:03 p. tit.. bay Express, Sundays esxceple.l, for 1,,, t4 :
:ntanylncit, Dunkirk anti the W,.,,i, 5 r-..'"et , tin, 4
Binghamton for Syracnne; at Otygo fur Itt.tri• . ' t
}Amiga for Canamhtigtin: at liniamanca Mill the is,
lantic and Urine .We.terii Bann ny ; at Illitlak Will,
the Lake Slime. 111141 Grand !Brunk 11ai1w.)0,,,„,i 5 , 1
Dunkirk with thy 1411i13 Hhoro Railway, ki all 1,,,,,,,,
WeH t and noun]. •
:7;10 p la Bay Expraini, tin inlay. excepted, ter 1t0d,,,,, t
12 50 pto Way Freigh t. .9 iiiidnyn exreptid.
5:40 p. in.,. Emigrant train. Daily, for the West
PAW/WARD 11013 ND.
P:l6 at tn., Night Ex pro,a, $1111iitl) e'irephd,
coDUIW ing at tiray,t;ourl lot .IVDtaick, mai at
York with afternoon traits and steeituet,i-,o her
and Now Englautl
4:18 a. tn., Cincinnati Exprets, Niolohly Vcepteil
Heeling nt Elmira for Philo&
the South; at Owego for Ithaca; at 11141,buitui
fur Syraeline ; at fircat Bond for Scranton, 11,110 1.
phis, and Trenton: tit Lackawaxen for Ilua ley, and it
Gritycourt for Newburg and IVarwick„
10.15 am Accommodation Train tinily, jconoeCticg it
nt klinira for Canandaigua. '
10:18 a. ur ,1)11 - Y - EXIICe!19;DIIIIIIY4 o.l4C4l l f4,il ; 4obu ect i r •
at, Elmira for Cllllllll.la.ig 114/10. fet
SltiY
0m,,0 at AI eat, Bond for ranton, at
flaw:icy, and at .liii• - 86 It tali, 1 16ight
Train of Now Jersey Rallrc,ail for PNlas,lplifs,twv.
more and Washington. _
3:12 p. DilltilflOrt EXpretO4,SIIII eXell/ted,
4:35 p. In., Now York nod Baltimore MaiVEciTalays
copted, connecting at Elmira for-liat
dolphla, iind South.
7.07 p in
,Lightuing Exprertl, S l / 1 1(111) 4 excepted , noct iUg at JorAuy City ait 11 meaning express tree, cf
Now Jot soy Railroad tot Baltinula nod Wiwhingt,t•
and at Now York with morning txpri.",•s traini ft,
I.loBton 1111 a till, gutet.
112:30 p. nt. Way Froigl,t, Sundays excepted. 1
Wll. It. Bititir, - 11
Pass. Agent. ' 0 , 1011 , u ;",
Northern Central R.. 11
TRAINS FOR THE Noian.
Tinian tot Cana aclainialeare Elmira tt ft , 110 Z.
M.:comm.lotion at
I:7.4prese [l4.l3tout train on road] ..... ...... 11433 r.
Vall r 4
Way Prelglit,fpaesoager coach attached].........
Ott and after Apra 2£417,18b7, /mine uiii 11 111 , , 1 , 1;
depart from Troy, as follows;
- morixa bontu. - MOVING 201111
Ekpress 636 pin Express ' 10 le
610,1 660 apt Elmira :Alan ......... 6,5 Vt
Local Freight lO 69 ain Local Fieight..„.. 3
Through Freight 9 56 p m I Thrangh Freigh 2(.9,
}:. N. !MOWN, Lir.t'up't
_ _ .
Illoosbukg & Corning, & Tioga R.. 11
Tanins will inn us fullowa mail further Loth,.
Accommodation—Leaves Blossburg 'at 6,C0 a. m , )1 4 ,
field at 5,85. Tioga at 8,20 -Inure meviii e
at riving e.t Corning at 10,20 a. In.
Mall—Leaves Mosaburg at 2,33 Minatield
"_'hogs -at 4,0 u, 1...11,1 cub:sill. at 4 di
at . tip 111._
Nrifir-4.(11T1 . 9 Corning at 8 a. in , Laur, p .!
'Taiga at 10,02. llariallebl at lo.4o—aiiiviar at ,
burg tit /1,:i0 a. m. •
Accounnoiliition—Leavea Coining at 4 , Li p ct, I
renceyille at at 7.0 - 2, IL . a.uit hl at
arriving at Illoa,burg at p. al.
Philadelphia & Erie R. R.
Trains on re Philadelphia d Lric Rail
t 5 /.0 1 11.A1 n .
EzTIVAIt I)
31nil l't
•• 11'11 t
•• ~1 e . ;et Et ,
LI le E.\ 11,..,S
v,LI es .1;1111.010101m
• iill.Luippa
arr.
Elam it Mail
•• •• -•• ‘Vilii,or,p,lt •
• arr. at Luck !lain;
8111.01. E:(1 , 1 !envi
151111,11)1.w:ill I.
•• arr.:At 1.01:1,•. !fax et) ...,
EA :=,TIVAED.
Mail Train leave: T:i ;a ...,, .. ..
...• - •‘ IVlll.4lnFpui I
" arr. at Philaildplii I
Erki %xure.in learra Lila . . :. - 1., i. Li
. 4 k• " Williumepurt . . -1:26 A la
" - arr. at I.ln.lachApllla ...... .... .. lir) I. a.
Ettaira Mail leac.ls Lock 11art.n • . ;.1:. h a,
.• ‘• ‘•
V illlaninport S'l:, , I,
" I t " arr. at PLll.l(kelplii.t 010 ,n
Ltaic lave - u Acc in lent ci 1.4.(1: Ilavan . 1;.. • c
• • kit“, Wllllani.part
- ,- arr. at Plithidelphia
tlantic and preat.Wcsiorn It W'
l
.!...1L,..1:%1 ANCA hTATION,
11 ETTIVARD BuLND. E.'O,ITWARDI;9I"‘/.
man .5.3 u r Ilxprenr ' ..
A ccounno.lation . 5,35 I 51;111 .
Express 12 hi Atroinicalatll , ll.
Expcess . . , 11.Un
AdCory tl,lre inn junction with
Erie, and CO'Creek Rail Roads.
At Meadville with the Franklin nut) Oil
i'Jthole
At Leavittsbnrgo tho Malioniny Branch ninlor h
rect route to Cleveland. At ii., enrl , Lunn , ct, nut
Cleveland and Pittlaugh Railroad.
The }toad pithseethrough Akron, A eidand,
Marion, ittbnnn and Dayton, in tei vect cal iut.,t,
roads, iitid terminates at eincilitk.itti•fi ,
1,. U.. It UOK ER, (lan
Real Estate Sale
THE Subiseriber will sell or rout the folletting
valuable property, to )vit :
One tavern stand in Lawrenceville.
• One, farm, on which he now re...idcs, one 11,311
mile from' thret; churches, two School llama:,
two grogfshope, and one railroad, and shoot the
same distance frilin the line of the Wellsburo aid
Lawrenceville ltailr'ead. The farm contatn: ItS
acres of - good land., 50 acres timbered, well wa
tered, and very productive. It requires that the
seed should be sowed and planted. however, to
ensure a harvest.
One farm in Julkson toivithhip,
first-rate place fo- a cheese lamely: '
Also--lor niules,c7,p ,, sheep, and other
stock, cheap en (Ascii:ado:oms. •
*.i. S. BALDWIN.
Lawrence, ftpr. 17, 1867-tf. -
Pinning & Turning,
B. T. VAN ROHN,
AWNO got bis now Factory in operattec.
is now prepared to till orders for Ca'lhr...;
Ware promptly and in the beet style of %‘orktio ,
ship. Having procured a
WOdDIi'ORTII PLANEE,
ho is ready to dress boards or
SCROLLWORK & .111-IACEEP,,
furnished to order. Ills machine, are (d Ole no
est rad most improved patterns.
Shop corner of Pearl arui \Vain- WELLS
8080, PA.,
Oct. 31, 1366-tf.
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Embroideries, ‘lewldry, and h
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entert•tining literatme. •
No person .of refinement, econorni , at livuo•
wife, or lady of taste can afford to do %%attest Ile
Model :!onthly: Single copieit.:{o rent,;
bar
numbers, as :peciinens, 10 remit.: cutter
tree. Yearly, with a - va/mible pt .
copies, $5 50 ; three copies, $7 :•0; ti‘c ref:'
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With the tir.,d preteutiM , to v.ul tUI liter
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ether $l, with the premiums
•
HAND POWER LOOM - .
_ [Patented 1565.]
AIA, per,,,nd Intel o:4teil in tho introductio n
practical unit huiery tut° our F ountry.nr e
requested to investigate the'tnerits of
END I.;RSO HAND POWER' LOoN
Thin loom will do all hind, of hand v.eoini!
It will weave,'Wns,,hlatilcots; plain cloth. F 3U•
net. horsey, flannel. re'atniet•s nark, don; lc
blankets, 'or' any kind of eettonrwoel er
.;loth.. It treads the treadles, throws the .11u:dr ,
lets ell' the woh, and takes up the eloth• It I " .lk ''
•he tipper shorlis the batten epmq; vrpt• 0 " .
beats up the tilOnir, iifter the crowi node,
'.lug better cloth nod letter telvnge,tlian c•lr.
rondo in any °thee* ay.
, Looms made - to - Order and. warranted. •\
it the she on Wpter Street, eign
Enetnry." - LEWIS W ETM OEI.
..Wollsbero, March . 20, 1867—a.
LAMPS.—A now kind ' of lamp foiKerosgne—
no breakage bkf..V.4iinneya—at FOLEY'S.
L. 11. Sli ATII7CI:, Sup I
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44,
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A. I....Trt.r.rc, Vl•II! ill
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_plank with dil•Ntrh
B. T. VAN 111,1:N