A'oll PA Three little firms iu thn taillight ,grey, Scanning the shadows acmes the way : Six bluo eyes—four black, two blue— D{ • rrifol of lovti,rid happinese,' tee,' 7;4 :Watching for • ' ," - 7 • , • 7, - Tr , 111 - r%rttru with lisr plaotl o Ibrow, '-tondo face beaming -with joy just now, the rogue ;so loving-and gay, kiss from his sister ',;, * 'llr4stchipg t • • 0 Nollio with her, - ringlets of sunny huei npatle3 between the two, 4'" Pressing hor cheek to the window pane, I .; Wishing thn'abient One 116 mo again. Watnhing . for • Oh I how they: gaze at the psseera-by!.• f•ilo'n conking atiast !" they gaily cry, "Try agnin, my pets,"' eselaims . inarminh, And Nellie adds, "there's the twilighestnr, ' Wnithinn'for pal " _ • Jack. nods and szailo., as with lousy feet Ile lights the lamps in Aheir quiet krept ; r•That sweet little group ho ktiows full well lay an2t Wilie, sith golden haired Null. • Watching for pa. Socrpi.joyous shouts from tho window seat, . :Ltd 'eagei patter of childish feet; - • latty'nineical chimes ring through thehall; A inauly voice responds to the call, Welciime,' papa !" . • :-•, • • ,ReAarkable Esoapeu. • , • 1 . During the . horrors of the Freueli revc• olution,' a' tradesman • at Lyons, of the name of G-rivet, a man of mild and sim ple mapnersovas brought in one even lag, sentenced, among a number of oth- - ens, to perish the nest morning. - Those who' Were already in. tile cave .pressed' round . the - new' corner ,to sty napat h lie with him; Co' console him, and to fort!, fylim,for the stroke he was • about to. encounter ;• but Grivet hatino need Of consolation, he was as calm and eorn pos-. ed us if he had been in his.own 'Muse. " Coine and ,suP with us," said they, thigh the last inn in the journey of life ; toLmorl'ow we shall arrive at our - long. honie." GrivettLeeepted the invitation, 1 slid supped heartily" Desirous to...sleep as well, he retired to the remotest corn er of the.eave; and burying 'himself in his straw, seemed ' not to bestow a thought of, his appreachin i g fate., The morning arrived ;, the •Oyier:. prisoners were tied:together and led aWa y with outiGrivet's perceiving anythag, orbe-• 114' p6reeived. Fast asleep, enveloped in file straw, ,he neither saw nor was seen: ' 1 The tit= of the cave waslocked; and : When .lie awoke awhile after,. lie was'in'theutmost astonishnient to lind hints& in perfoet ' solitude. Thy' day pasSed, and, 'no new prisoners ; were I rought into the came. • The .next was ,_ he decade, when .the judges did notsit, lor did they, for some reason, sit the next day. (+rivet remained in- hie soli tude, subsisting on some scattered pro visions which he found about the cave, and sleeping every night with the same tranquility as the first. On the even ing of 'the fourth day the turnkey brought in a new prisoner, and. was thunder-struck on seeing a man, or, as he almost believed, a spirit in. t he cave. lie called the sentinels who instantly appeared. " Who art thou !" said he to Grivet, " anq how eomest thou here .."' (trivet answered that he had been there four days : " Doubtless," - he added; when my companions in inisfOtune were led away to death, I •;_lept, ' and heard nothing, and no one thought to awaken me. It was my in ist'ortune i since all. would now have been pi t, whereas have lived with the prospect of death before me ; but the misfortune will now undoubtedly he repaired since I see you." The turnkey immediately hastened to the tribunal to. excuse him self for what had happened. G rivet w.is summoned before it, and . interro gAted knew. It was a moment of lenity witll4lle judged, and he was set at lib , er i ty. A n instance once occurred •of an es -ape after condemnation whiehAeserveA o be mentipned, because. the fact is both ..ernarkablei and well attested. iVrum oer of persons were returning back' to 'rison after sentence had been passed Ton them that they were to be guil aid ned the next morning. TheY were,, according to custom, tied by the hands, :wo and two• with a cord, and were es corted by a guard. On their way they were met by a woman, who, with loud. cries reclaimed per, husband, asserting that he was agot4patriot, and had been unjustly condemned ; and she could bring proofs of Ills patriotism. The judge who had condemned the prison ers happened to pass 'by at that mo ment, and hearing the clamors of the women, inquired whist, could occasion ',herd. This being explained, and the judge very happily being in a , more -merciful humor than usual, said that a good patriot Must not be .executed, and •if -the woman's assertions were true, it . was Very right that her husband should • be released. He accordingly ' ordered the man to be unbound and brought to him, when he asked several questions respecting his patriotism, and what he had done for the good 'of the republic ; to all of which he 'received answers so satisfactory,,thathe declared him to,„ be a good sans culotec unjustly condemn ned , and ordered him to-be set at liberty on the spot. This affair, as may easily be ifilagined, sobn,drew a number of people together, so that the prisoners were mingled promiscuously with the multi tude.• . The companion with- whom the man had been yoked, finding himself single and unobserved, the eyes and attention of all present being now otherwise en gaged, thought that a favorable oppor r lunity of escape was.presented•, thrust ing therefore, the hand which had the cord round,it into his waistcoat that it might not betray him, he - ='W - --1111 7 great ' coolness, inade his way ''‘thrtiugh. the. crowd as if he had been a Spectator only, drawn there by curiosity. 'When he found himself at liberty, be hastened to the port, which was not far off, and jumping into a boat, ordered the boat man to row in all haste to a place Which he named at the other end of the port. The boatman obeyed, but here a \diffi culty arose which had not immediately - occurred to the fugitive, that he had not so much as a son in his pocket" to pay -his fare ; for when any one , was arrest ed, whatever money he might have about him, or anything else of value, was immediately taken away as confis cated property. What was he to do in :a situation so einbarassing ? He' did not lose his presence of mind ; but 'feel ing in his pocket, said. with a well-af fected :surpris.e; it, was' very Unlucky, but helialt-• forgotten his purse, and had not any Money with him. The 'boatman began tO swear and make',a 'great outcry,- sayingithatthis was all a mere excuse, that he NVII3 a cheat, and wanted to make him work withou „be ing paid. The fugitive then, its if a aid den - recollection had struck him, pu , his band in his pocket. and drew out the cord from which, 'during the . passage,. he had contrived to disengage his baud. ." HeQ, my friend," said he, "take this, Iby rib means wish to - cheat you ; I eault tell how. it has happened that I have come out. witho money but this cord, if yon will accept it, is worth more than your fare," " Oh, yes, yes -take it, take it," Said a number of other boatmen who were standing by, "Vie citizen is right, the cord is a good cord, and worth triple your fare ; 1 don't be lieve he meant to -cheat, lie looks like tin honest citizen." The boatman took the advice and ace pted thei,eord ; and Xiiejiberated vied i walked 'off to the 'Buse of a friend in the neisitorhood, where he remained conceal he rest of • the day.; heir night came, - he made his escape front the town, his friend famishing him with money and ether ncessaries for his journey ; nor had mammy day's elapsed before he was safe outs f the republic. k of the abscakt, ask following, questions: seful? Is% kind? Before you spe Yourself the tyre "h it true? Is It J. I. POSONS & CO., -TAW ..!0'111:-.: SAL:R . • r - ::; !J,',• : .--.‘-: c i i, : - : ~,, ' ;:4 )E. , iii.',i',- : :',. I .=' .! ,'";, 4 .'4,: . '1 'i:':l.:, -, : ; l''' 'i.,'l!.‘',' , .•••= 4', i o_tt,,, - "1 , ,t. - __ , •-• • SUAIXER DRESS GOODS 1 `;;.: .:t • • - TN. ordert i tsoll - out the-balance of our S arairker I Stock, t make room for „ NEW. FALL GOODS, the stilasoribers have made the.follylTing GREAT `REkUtTioNS: ,-.- Best Crownlaronadines 624 to 50 de. Figured Whito Alpacas from, 69 to; 50 " `," rr- • ' • frock. '44 1 to 31.} •• Best Buff Marseilles from,. 87.1,t0 62i " Grenadino Shawl's ' - $6 00 to $5 00 ; . •-- 5 00 Ito' 4 00 Best Parasols: • ' • - 3 751t0 300 .... 250 to 200 ' ~.. 200 to 150 And many other articles at equally groat reduo..l tions. , Our Stock of Staple Goode wo are keep, ing till of bargains, selling ' ." • • I Prints, good fast colored, at 124 coots, Brown Shootings, good width, 12i cents, • Bleaelo Muslins, -" • , 181 cents. Ticking, Denims, stripso, Cheeks, Cottonados, Ac., equally cheap,' ; . Our , entire ' Stock averages lower. prices than at any lime during the last fivo years. J. A. PARSONS 4t. CO. Corning, N. Y., July 24, 1867. • Stoves Ware FOR THE MILLION. .., D. P. BOBERTSI OPPOSITE Rors BIFILDI G, Is now proparod to furnish the publlo with anything in, his lino of busingss, in quantitj , as largo, in,quality. as good, tuad as cheap in price asnny dealers in Northern PonWayivaniu. Ile pays particular tteeniion to the STOVE AND TIN 'WARE 'BVSINESS, and intend to keep a full assortment of everything' iu that lino. TIN WARE 'MADE' TO ORDER, promptly, and, warranted to givo r.ati4fnotion. • IZEPA.TRINO executed in the bVst tuannor and with dispatch CALL AND SEE ME 1). P. ROBERTS Welisburough, Marph 7, 1566. • ATTENTION, FARMERS. .I,OW AND REAR BY HORSE POWER! THE cAYUGA GRIEF, MOWER REAPER, is undoubtedly the 111. beet Machine in the world, about ,TWEN ,TT.-ONE THOUSAND ,ot these Machines being now in use. It always takes tho first premium at Fairs and Exhibitions. have the solo, Agency for this region, and can till all orders promptly.' I am also agent for the sale of TVVOD'S 1110 WEll , , famed for its light and even draft, and for doing fa'st and'good work. This Machinowill pay for itsolf in the saving of wages paid t o o m:206 by any largo farmer in ono season. D. P, ROBERTS. Wollsboro, Juno 26, 1867—tf. To the Farmers. of Tioga, County. WOOD'S PRIZE MOWER 6.1 COMBINED. . AI 0 W ER & REAPER,' -- ANUFACTUREIP at floosie Rails, N. Y.; in for pale to all who may want a good relia ble machine. These machines are well known throughout tfie county, as being the best in use, and has taken the premium over all other competitors. We shall lcoopitn assortment of JOINTED BAR MACHINES, which have lately boon put into use. Also of the stiff bar. A good assortment of the guards and other fixtures constantly on hand . , Price of jointed bar machines, Silo. Cheaper than they have over before been offered to the public. PURPLE A KIMBALL, Agents. Wellsboi6, July 3, 1867-tf. F OUT AVS CELEBRATED HMO ail Nile Poor This preparation, long and favorably known, will thor onVly reinrigorato bro en•down and low-spirited. horses, by strengthening and cleansing _tho stomach Ond intes tines. ' 4 ` It is a tare pre. rentlVo of all eases iincident I to .'EVE-B, GLANDERS ) LL 0 NN I TER, HE HEAVES, • ~ COUGHS, DIS. TEMPER, FE. • VERB, FOUNDER .1.0.430 F A PPE. = 4 '1:3 - ..TITE AND VITAL ENERGY, &c. Its . ttQo improves the Rind, increases, .„ 1 • V: o,e appetite-41volt:: ; a smooth,. • ' • ' glossy skin—and ce•-•Z transforms t h e• -1 ; , •=•• • - mlserablo skeleton into a fine-looking, and, spirited .keepers of Cotes this preparation is invaluable. " improves the quality of,tbe milk. It has teen proven by ac tual experiment to increase the quan tity of milk and cream twenty per cent. and make the butter firm and meet. In fattening cattle, it eyes them an appetlte,looSens Utel2 It and In all dlscaseS of Swinc,•luelt as Coughs; Ulcers In the 'Anna, Liver, ..r 7 • , a4- - I-4 . 11,•••• fvF , this article . aCtg as a specific. By petting fr4 , Y) one-half a 410 a paper inn - barrel or sivill the r tWe r: ,re c r lf AC t - Nr, be erralleatcd ..d• • • - .or entirely prevented: If given in time, a certain Pecventive and cure fur the llog Cl•olera. Prico 25 Celltl per 'ane••, b Papers for $l. PREPAttr.n nY S. - 1 - 4740TJ'ilLiZ 1311.0., AT THEIR 'WHOLES tLE DEM AND MEDICINE DEPOT, No. 116 Franklin St., Baltimore, All ror Safe he DrugglA3 and Sturacererl rironh. out the linited•States. DAVID E. FouTz, Successor. ~For sale by John A. Roy, Wollaboro. DR. FITCH'S ABDOMINAL SUPPORT. ERS, for enle atHoy'# Drug Store. JOB -WORK, INTHE BEST STYLE, and with despatch, a t TILE AGITATOR Off.ice.' A NIERICAN WATCHES in. Hunting Silvor Casoa froth $27.50 up at FOLEY'S. Luz - aciama at a great bargain at q. B. KELLY'S. April 1, 1867. , , LADIES'- EfETSfrii,ta $1 50 to $3O, Ist_ chip I • FOLEY'S. 11 - 4981 'tl Al • `PleUsuulli .oita &aim •ff 'OCIALOi .I.oj o4par paw euvuuse rnu ur eFtekt. . *ualWAikui nog - 460 144 in:WifikkilftY' •soiliiiiintbipnutru4 eiump,:tin Saideeii oacm_wpv, 9 1 1 ; 1 $Y1 1 DPN J,Jpqo D Attit era2,uve .9a. ‘.4./'49. 1 1 0 .T 0.92 0 .11 1 91 4 , 44: 11 41 ul BUII d• • *ll on utter Soq Lug , ouppepq slip qua' Sup , ix ul mon qof y am} nvo *quo e.auq pinoqa Jecatiq Apia repo JOJ ea° 1 1' tA t ' a PPIAV I PltTulita 71,ariqP9.111w0111. ' N 163- Imisictetiko . , eta eaouum jo uonnolp wrS . prnou ojgt OfilMita 09 " EI I " UT - ti3O " 9Z " OV 9s" `IIHILLOiIIi ,41411 111113 '3IIVM-Nll ItIVM-SSVIB 1 'a IIIf.NIC[IIVH anog Su►Snq Sq egnputoled o2ni n smna put ssauisna snow Ty) o up eAug NEW SPRINdG GOODS AT THE PEOPLE'S STORE 1 . I 1 WE ARE NOW RECEIVING A FRESH 'STOCK OF GOODS SPRING TRADE, and are prepared to enpply the wants of the DRY GOODS. give tirs'bost utisfaction, and thoso accustomed to patronise ue.knOnt that we •4- that aro to bo found in this sootion, and those who aro not our patrotiii are the losers quito as much as we are. • tnakt-a them thrivo MADE UP TO ORD RANTED T OUR STOOK . WILL Warranted: in's* Sold as Low as at an lishthent. Mi We invite an examination Prices, pledging ourselves to SHOW GOODS FREELY OFFENO . . SMIT Corning, N. Y., Apr. 10, 1 MI lIEI 'JO Vow , opivi Slaely'cosiy • (paid peq) tECT, Itaxsad `stinnua 'lzmir 410 U 'WIN 'Roux aons asnou `saou su 4 q 9 run Vaapang .ted 0N1775'S .721 V 2.41 'lrcl `CIrIdLYSAtTrAP I= o.i?titillikt ao acioa paitg, : ao 4 sa - AoaLs IN - 'CORNING, 11 Adapted to the people in NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA WITH OUR LONG WERIENOE • hasi taught us that -~% r GOO_t• GOODS KEEP TgE BEST GOODS We keop se usual a LARGE STOCK to sett by the and all Goods s 4 AND when no gale 1 IjA,, I WILLIAAIS 1 "CO.. ..,_ ,f'.1,:,..*,•i„,_..-L, DRUGS, hItDICINES, PATENT-MED ' ICINES;-PAINTs, OILS, WIN - pOW:OLASS, & PUTTY, Have come down to Old Prices at last. . . . WE tiot befritetete-ee,y that yre hero the Largest Stork of P URE ENGLISH DRUGS . ATERICINE,:3 . • PIMP MEDICIVS, FANCY:,. ARTICLES; 'TOILET 'SOAP, CLOTH, HAIR, TOOTH & NAIL• BRUSHES, MIRRORS, J';i s • - • •; • • WINES & .LIQUO RS , &C., . EVER BROUdHT mro THrs , ItApkEr, We:1,111:4 ;;154.) ttio Llrgoo Stock of Ili=g PAINTS OILS, GLASS AND PUTTY, Pure White Load; -Pure White Zide, Liiifeed Oil, Coaoh Varnieh, Furniture Vorniab. Yol - low-Oebro o .Vonetian Red, Chrome Yol • low, Chrome Green, Prußatan Blue, Patent Dryer, Lacker, Japan, Spanish Whiting, Paris White, Kalamina, Resin,• Tar, Log Wood, nude, Brazil Wood, Cam- . wood,. Redwou . Potash, Putty, Aleo eohol, Benzoie, Spirits Turpentine, ) 6> and Kerosene Oil, Paint and Varnish Brushes, Which we will cult 25 per cent. cheaper than any other cstablislitrwrit the county. Io short, we have every tiling ever kept in a drat Chin ~t ) 1 and all we ask is for you to call and examine our stock and prices before buying elsewhere. Re member we can't be undersold. MR. AVILLIAM ROBERTS 4 ;bege to /71 annoWii&) to the citizens of Tioga County, that In addition to his excellent stoelvfiltoves, Tin-Ware, Ilditania, and Sheet-Iron ,Ware; he Las, at a great outlay, stocked his store on with a complete assortment of bhelf Hardware, of which we enumerate the following articles: NAILS, SPIKES, CROWBARS, X CUT, MILL, lIAND.AND BUCK SAWS, BUTTS, STRAP HINGES, CARPENTER'S TOOLS, - PUMPS, AXES, BITT-STOCKS, HATCHETS, CHISELS, - SHOVELS, SPADES, FORKS, • BENCH-SCREWS, WOOD SCREWS, CARRIAGE BOLTS, BURRS, SKEINS,, WASHERS, PIPE BOXES, AXLE.- TREES, ELLIp , TIC- SPRINGS, HORSE SHOPS; HOOP, BAR, .d& BAND IRON, GRINDSTONE - HANGINGS, CORN POPPERS, • ' F CLOTHS ard or R AND WAR ! FIT. SAUSAGE CUTTERS AND STUPPERS COMBINED, Akio, PISTOLS, • PIS COQ ., AB.TR [DOES, POWDER AND - . CAPS.: • . ,KEPT. FULL, d by us Satisfactieat; • • PATENT BARNDOOR HANGINGS • • , I a new thing, and made for Ilse. These are Vat a few of the many. articles °imposing our stook of hardware. other Estab d that. We invite the public to eitil and examine for themselvoo.. We aiin to keep the beet- quality of goods in our line; and all work to_ order done promptly and well. WILLIAM R`Oi3IiiRTS• Wellsboro, Sept. I, 1888-tf. 01 l our Stock and MRS. FOtS: Corsets and Skirt Supporters, all sizes, at C. 13. KELLEY'S AND TARE NO made. PLATED WARE—Cake baskets, card bask ets, castors, sugar bowls, ate., at ilc WAITE. 67. SEMPER - I:DEM; YANKEE . NOTIONS, , PERFUMERY, Such us IN DRUG' STORE, All goods %trranted or 110 enle P. R. Wii-Liams, t :P. It Wit:LLAMA Co. J. L. Wituitus. J Ni. 3lUnion Mock. IVellaboro, Juno 26, 1867 Stoves! Stoves AND HARDWARE: ti MAIN STREET, "WELLSBORO, AUGERS, EITTS, 111M2 ril _ . _ ,_ . i 5 WE ta BUEI DE 1 =WE far-lvtilob Waned 0 ner and a' to REPA Sl= - RE _ffi-MADE WORK,,.; • A on whio9 wo will not bo undersold , d and from this time wn shall make it a poirki take,* up the best stook of to be found in the .county; which we will sell at a lOWer profit than,stiolt articles have 'ever' been offered in'this region. • We shall likewise keep upou good aeso_rtment of LADIE4', BALD4ORALS,, 4 t A TH ROOTERS,' - CHILDREN'S .s:ND MISSES WORK or VA RIOUS STYLES,- and all stYlir of MEN'S wp4E. :LEATHER' if FINiOINGS . 11ght . pf us as cheap as any where this 'ew Verity and we shall keep a full stock oan be bo aide "of N of FRENC P_ 1 Our stook ] RASPS, PRERS,I TOOLS 4 goat in •tlii We talk tam boo known-11 of Main a ores' Hari Wenab ' NEW liU! - Er AV ! 11l Nat All thomo in want of 600(18 Wtll find it to their interest to call and and lent DRIED All the Oath Pric ONL Don't f.rget the place, at the old stand or VAN NA , IE A; , WICKHAM. Tioga, .., Feb. 20, 1887—tf. WELL' ' • Pi"rini bacribora having .procured additional maolkiagry_ara now ready_txfarnish to or4er all aorta of , ''1 6 . 4 ei , i' 'I . . 0:- • : ~, PLOWS, CULTIVATOR S, FIELD ROLLERS, MILL GEARING, SLEIGH-SHOES, W 0 0 D MACHINES, &c &c., •I • ISM 'WOODWORTH PLANER, for custom and job work, We aro also prepared to do ,' SLITrING & SVROLL SAWING Having a first-class scrow-sptting Lathe, we are prepared to make v 'CHEESE PRESS' SCREWS, to order.l Builders of Cheese Paotories aro re quested to examine our work. We manufacture the Champion Plow, ono of the finest implements in th 6 tunktet. pitid for OLD IRON. "• ' ' .; CHARLES WILLIAMS, ' SEARS. • • Welleb'oro,`May 16, 1867—tf. ' 1867 ? WRIGHT fx,RAILEY. 1867. WIC commence this year with an exclusively CASH business. ' OA A LA A LA A LA • Call an All per account Jan, 3, of those a April 1 itxott the blest April I. ;FOLEY'S. W FIRM! , . UY . - SELL IS - 0 dit OUSilv:Egs ill bay at the highest market pri• follotrinfronlielett. E E I rAT: ° :I)EA:COg R SKINS, FURS, BIDES, AND VEAL SKINS, urerill pay easb. matsufactitro to:brdei 4 French OrAciatei LF:br KIP BOOTS, lulls* beat Min fair rates, pad pay especial attention RING. ;We Have a tlit-raio kook of LADIES' GAITERS, BM ~... ~ ~~'-.,n CAP, FRENCH KIP,. CP- R, SOLE, LININGS, AND, BINDING. . of PEGS, NAILS, THREAD; AWI4 GLOVERS' NEEDLES, I. AS T CRIMPS, with SHOEMAKER'S and Filypixas, will befnund the Mr. ie coutiO, and we eel; for smolt preta. - luaineis and we moan business. We in this region long enough to be well et those who know tie try usi.Corner nd Grac i tori streets; opposite' Wni. Rob . ware Store,' , • l -'" ' 'O. W. 'SEARS, . _ GED.' O.' DERBY ro, April 24; 113137—tr. 000 D, AND ,:NEW PRICES AT , ~. , . WICKHAM'S, TIOGA, PA: NG just roturpod from •Now York with and cdratilly to:Noted ' • STOCK OF GOODS, XAMINE OUR STOOK. Prioes i before buying olsewhere EMI constantly on band, a oholco lot of FRUIT, GROCERIES, * FLOUR PORK, &C., &C above Goode aro'bon,ght at the lowes es and will bo sold FOA CASII on READY PAY. BORO FOUNDRY AND • CHINE SHOP. • CASTINGS, am= We have also a to order CASH PAID FOR WHEAT I .PAID Foie . B ATS 1 H PAID FOR CORN ! II FOIL VEIWTffING 11 IEI OE STOCK OF FLOUR FOR GASH GE STOCK OF' FEED FOR CASH•! OE STOCK OF PORK FOR CASH 1 d ee'e'us. WRIGHT & BAILEY. ro, Jan. 9, 1867-Iy. Lone indebted io us by - note or book ust can and settle or pay costs • 1867. W r RIGHT A BAILEY. EW, MORE PIECES batantial Sheath:* and Starlings, a 1867. . C. E. KELLY'S. Bohemian Glues Vases, at °OI9 on will find =rival Qf Now Good. a KELLY'S. 1867. PHOTOGRAPHIC. '.-,--*".www" -4..• , & IL A.NTHONY & CO, Matitifacturera•'of Photo. - qraphic ,Materials, , 'E - ' 501 ,' BROADWAY, N: X. H i in adtlition,to our meta huslat of Photographic. .17aterhile;we aro , llcadquiiirterio for , he fotiorring, vivi: Sternoscopes StriEteriieicopic ViOWS 1 i Of American and Vora a Cities and .Landscapes, EiroupeeStatuary,etc. .. -, - - . 1 . 'i34.iiriiiiiig' Pic V e • o i , wa of_ ibm War, Prom negatives Inaile'l the various campaigns and forming a complete Pho graphic history of the great contest.' .. . • Stereoscopic Views on Glass; ' - j • . .. Adapted for either Magic Lanterns or the StureoseopO. Our Catalogue will bo tent . to any address on receipt of Stamp. 4 - - : - ' ' rhotegrapbic Album!. -. , . . . • We matmfacture more largely th an any otbetiouse, about 200 varieties from 60 cents to 260 emit'. Our ALBUMS have the reputation of being superior In beauty and durability to all others. .l Card. Phopwrapho of Gammalo, Statoo men, itctors, etc., otc. Our Catalogue etabraced over BINE TIIOI.I2ANC different seljeCts;lniudlug reproductions of the molt celebrated Errgisvlugs, Paintings, Statues, etc. CAUL logneksent on recoipt of stamp. Vhotographers and others ordering goods 0.0. D., will please remit 26 per cent. of the amount with their order. The prices And quality of our goods cannot fail to satisfy. Jun. 2.1867-Om. • MAIM NOTIOK.--.on receipt of One Dolbir .1„ by twill I wilt:send reclepes for preparing .compounds wbioh - aitb careful using will otfoctU r restore grarbalr to its original color, pro 'vent premature decoy and falling off, and impart a. smooth and glossy appearance to hair deadened by sickness. JNO. D. fiALLAGRER, Aug. 21, 1867-3m* . Wilmington, Delawaro. 1866. FOR SALE . \ BY P B. 0. WiOKITADI, A I F 818 NURSERY OF FRUIT AND OR. NAMBNTAL TREES, IN T 100.49, :- 1 60,000 Apple Trees. 10,000 Pear Trees. 1 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 laygeind In bearing. Any one wishing to get a supply will dt) well te call and sea my stock before pur chasing elsewhere. Sr. Delivered at the depot free of charge. ' Tioga, Feb. 28,1866-Iy* LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND J. W. BRADLEY'S Celebrated Patnt DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OIL DOUBLE SPRING) SKIRT. Ire ILEY will not bond or break liko The single spring, but will preserve their perfect and graceful shops w n three or four ordinary skirts will have been thrown aside as useless. The hoop's ayucoverod with double and twisted thread, end the bottoßProde are not ouly 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 tikirt, will be experienced particularly in nil crowded assemblies, operas, carrieges t railroad cars, church pow', arm chairs, for promenade and house thloss, as the akin can bo folded when tto.use to occupy a emelt place as easily and convent Up as s silk or muslin dress, an in valuable quality Crinoline, not found in any single eprieg skirt. A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort l and great convenience of wearing the duplex elliptic steel spring skirt fora single day, will never afterwards will. ingly dispense with their nee. For children, Misses and young ladles they are superior to all others. 1 The Duplex Elliptic lea great favorite with all ladies, and le universally recommended by the fashion maga sines, as the standard skirt of the fashionable world. To enjoy the following inestimable advantagoe in crinoline, viz; superior quality, perfeet manufacture, stylishalimpe and finish. flexibillity, durability, comfort and economy, inquire for J. W- Bradley's Duplex MIN tic ,or double spring skirt, and be sure you get the gen. nine article. OAUTION.—To guard 4gaiust imposition, be particu lar to :said:that skirts offered as "duplex" have the red ink stamp, viz: "3. W. Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Stool Springs," upon Use waistband—nono °there 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. I/2r sale In all stores whore Ilrst class skirts are sold throlghont the United States and elsewhere. Manu factured by the sole owners of the patent. WEST'S, BRADLEY & CARY, JulyB,Bm. 97 Chateera &79& 81 Rondo ate., N. Y. Populr Diy Goods Trade T I Tc Ig • I • . Sub_aoriber has just received a large DRY GOODS, embracing every variety. CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, &C. • Merchandise, Aming which will be found many of the most popular Styles of ZILIEZZ 5001110 0 . SHAWLS, OLOAKINGS dr. SACKINGS, at prices that are worthy of attention. I PRINTS, GINGHAMS, BROWN lAND BLEACH'D MUSLINS, TIMINGS, • 1 . -DENIMS, STRIPE SHIRT INGS; TABLE LINENS, BROWN & BLEAOIIED, NAPKINS, TOWELINGS, LACE I AND EMBROIDERED WINDOW CUR . TAININGS, EMBOSSED AND PRINTED TABLE AND PIANO SPREADS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, 15.6. Special attention is called to his CLOTHING & TAILORING iDE. PARTMENT, Where a perfect fit is guaranteed or no sale. . A share of the publie patronage is respectfully eolioited. - THOhIA6 HARDEN. • Wellsboro, May 15,1867. QTATV NORMAL SCHOOL, MANS FIELD, TIOdA COUNTY, PA. r.„&x:/Vx.er - sz - .. F. A. Alien, Principal,' Professor of Natural and Mental Solent e. • STREIT,- A. M., Professor of Languages. OHARLES IL VERRILL, A. M., Professor of Mathematics,. ' MRS. L. M. PETERSELIA, Modern Languages and Drawing. • Miss SUE E..OONARD, B. E., Eagh. Branches. Mns. MARY J. BRIGGS, B. E.. Principal of the Model School. • I. G. HOYT, Professor of Vocal and Instrumen tal Music. MISS ALIOB B. SEELEY, Assistant Instructor of Mush). SCHOOL YEAR 1887-8. . First Term begins September 4, 1867, ' Second term begins Decemb'r 9 " , Third, term begins March 23, 1868. " • EXPENSE. PER TERM OF 14 WEEESI Fall and Spring Tains, including board, room rent, tuition, book rent, fuel, eil,.and washing, - $6O 00 Winter Term, 1 . ',64 00 De”ttidents, tuition and book rent, [lO 00 Total expenses for school your $lB4 00 No extra charges. Rams furnished! with stovee, chairs, tables, donde,. pails, bedsteads, mattresies, pillows, and one comfortable. For further information send for Catalogue. Aug. 7, 1887, 8w„ Address, Principal. We'Moro Wool Carding Machine. AVING covered our Machine with entire Xl.l new Cards, wo are now ready t° Card all Woof without- delay, and in tho best possible manner. An Wool sent from a distance by Stage will be returned by the same if required. ' . S. A. HILTBOLD, GRIN BLAIR. Wellaboro, June 12, 1867. • FOLEY'S. BOARDING by the 'week or day, and Lodg ing, can be bad on reasonable terms oppo. site the old U. S. Hotel Stand, Main Street, Wellsboro. • M. M. SEARS, Proprieor. Aug. 7, 1807, tf. I - !an:pug:m . la AIM 111114119 1866 Also, a full lino of Boarding House. Wlllll4llBllAi = DEG 81$11111. = `. UOIiNING, N. Y. i MI TARUGVAND MEDICINES, PAINTS AND . OILS, THADDEtiS DAVIDS' INKS, CONCEN- TRATED MEDICINES, CIN- c CINNATI AND BRANDY, W RITE WASH LIME, KEROSENEeJAMPS, PATENT MEDI . ()INA , PETROLEUM OIL, , ROCIIESTERPER- ; ..FUMERir AND FLAVORING EXTRACTS, WALL PAPER, WINDOW GLASS, ' - AND DYE COLORS; Sold at 'Wholesale Prices. -Buyers aro requested to call and get quotations beforo going further MI W. D. TERBELL & CO Corning, Jun. 1, 1887-ly THE GREAT CENTRE OF NITTRACTION IS AT LA*RENCEVILLE C. S. MATHER & CO. Would announce to tho good peo le of TiOga County that they hare just returns from New York with their accord full stink o , FALL k WINTER ODDS, embracing all the novelties as well as the Fut,- stantials required. DRESS GOODS Jn all varieties, STAPLE & FANCY GOODS, HOOP SKIRTS, & BEST FRENCH. WOVE COR SETS, GLOVES AND HO- . SIERY, YANKEE Nta • TIONS, &c., &c. FURS ! 'FURS ! ! MINK, COM', ititd Sibeian Squirrel The largofit Stock of CLOTiIS 'bASSIMERES in Oe county, READY MADE CLOTHING, a n ti CLOTHING made to order- super intended by first class low kmen. SHOP MADE BOOTS & SHOES in endi. less variety, HATS & CAPS Ito suit all tastes, GROCERIES, &C., &C. h , Our gools kayo been bought during the Jul panic in New York and will be sold at panic prices. • Prices aro down, monopoly broken up. :.No other store Can-or dare compete with us hi qizal-. ity and price. For further particulars call at the store of I C. S. MATHER t vq.! Lawroncoille, Doc. 10, 1846. ' " J. STICKLIN, hairmaker, Turner, and Furniture Dealer. SALE ROOM, opposite Dnrtt's Wagon Shop, Main Street. FACTORY in - Sears Wil liams Foundry, second story. • Orders proMptly filled a;nd satisfaction guaran teed. Fancy Turning done-to order. We!labor°, Jnne 12; 1867. J. STICKLIN. Tioga Marble Works. HE undersigned are now pre.ared to exe- J. cute all orders for Tomb Ston s and Mona meats of either ITALIAN OR RUTLAND .'MARBLE, of the latest style and approved orkmunsbip. and with dispatch. ' We keep . constantly on hand both' kinds of Marble and will be able to suit all who may fa vor us with their orders,on as reasonable ternu. as can be obtained in te country. Btpnea discolored with rust and dirt cleaned and mado to look as good as new; WILCOX & WHITNEY Tioga, May 22, 18i37-tf. To the Framers of Tioga County. lAM now building at my manufactory , Lawrence villa, a anparior • FAN;V . ING MILL, which possesse, the fellowitse advantages over alk,ther mills: 1. It separates oats, rat littor. and foul seeds, and chess and cockle, from wheat. 2.7 t cleans flax aced, takes out yollow seed, 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 - bar, In good style, and is sold cheap for cash, or pro duco. . I will fit a patent stove, for separating oats from wheat, to other mills, on reasonable terms, J. II MATHER; LawrOucov illo, October 7.0,1860-tf ROY'S CHOLERA DItOP.; CURES COLIC, tz4ie CURES DYSENTERY, CURES CHOLERA NORBUs, CURES CHRONIC DIARRHEA, CURES all Bowel 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 be kept en band by every family. Sold by dealers In medicine at fifty cents per bottle. For tale In Wollsborough at Roy's Drug Sture. UNION ACADEMY. KNOXVILLE, TIOGA CO., I. * ACULTY ELIAS HORTON, Principal. Mits. ADA W. lIORTON, Proceptross. Miss MIRA MORTON, Assistant. Dhsa AMANDA DRAKE, Teacher of Music. CALENDAR FOR 18G7-8. Tall Term commences Sept. Sil, Winter Term Nor 20th, Spring Torm Fob. 18th, 1868. EXPENSES PER TERM Primary Department Common English Higher English Languages sari Mathernatice Instrumental Music, extra Vocal Music, extra. '• Drawing, extra Room Rent Hoard per week .. Knoxville, August 14,1861—ti. TO NEWELL, DENTIST, MANSFIELD, Pa., I - • grateful for the very liberal patronage heretofore received, will continue so us to per form all dental operations, as to merit the rapidly increasing professional demands now engaged. All o i i i e atlons in all departments of the profes sionecuted In the best siossible manner. MI new, soffit inventions ant improvements-adopt ed.' The highest good of is patrons the ultitna tunt.of his ambition. Dee. 5„'66-tf FLOUR FROM civiierl IV HITE WHEAT, buckwheat flour, corn meal and feed on hand. Call lit the ,c hralestou Mill befdrobuy lug your flour and Teed. I can make it an object for you to buy. A. RUSSELL, May 16, 1966-tf CHOIOE LOT OF GRAIN BAGS fo r sale •ebeap! at WRIGHT t BAILEY'S. Wellabor°, Juno 5, 1867. New Spring Goods Jnot received at C. B. KELLEY'S. April 1, 1867. LE L 9)E! ,TRAVEL. ;Tun ILELILWAV. Ou ati , Ntur Hominy. Auyu.t 2#4li. 1 647, tr.tho, 6171 lenvoeurithigat nLuyt thy fullokiyg, lim n J.: - 'WESTWARD 11,01.1t11), 12:28 flxprea.a 811110,4 , t XCVided . fur la; I. 4 alantanca.aml Dunk nertin:;..w ith traiD s for the West. 6:44 it 'kn.:light Expreas.buntleriexceilled, for and Douhlrlf, uittairig with rahlii of the Atlantic. I: Omit Weetrra, Shoroditultlirand Trunk Hallway a. for all palate not 7:07 a. tu..-Night. Expresa,Dally. for Itatfala.l l alarnan r; D u nkirk and the Went. enanurtlng am above. 7:15 a. in.. Night Exprvea;Suielaya a. ha Rcrl. 4.Ater lOW Buffalo, tin . 10:;12 it., in,. Mail Tralu. liuralyyn n*l'l4ll4ll, far tt li ffid, and Imakitk, con uert ilsg, at 1':1111i111 air Canandaig ud . 2:10 p. Expresg, ,Sttildayn excreted, fCr . Hochuster nail Buffalo, Tin Avon. 7:0 p.m.. Day Mx ple,X, Sundays excepted. fur Dutiliirl. mid the .Sept, toithectir,, at itinghniatou for Syraeasu; tit Owego for Ithaca; u t Elmira for Calot1;111111glla; ut Hoililintlllol wit it the At biotic. awl Orval' We..tern Railway; at Ittalalo the I.alta 111111 filradnd Trunk lt:iiiwa) vow) at Dunkirk with the Lake Shore Beilway, -for all porno weal and south. • 7;10 p h.ty I.xprass, Suudnya excepted, tor llochett"r IE6O p m Way Freight. Sutalaya excepted. . 5:401). in., Emigrant train. Daily, for tho We'd. --.- 1 nisrweaD Isom. 12:11 a m., Night lixtirkos. Daily,. Sundays excepted, connecting at Orttycoor , l for ‘Vorwick, and at Near Yi t trk with afternoon flatus and ate•oarr. for Boblea all No . & England COLO. 4:18 t. in., CiudifUati Ex preen. Mondays excepted, con i nepting nt Elmira (or Ilarrhdairg, Philadelphia and the tz.ontli ; at Owego for Ithaca; at Binghamton fur Syractme; at Great Bend for ft:motto'', litiktdel• phia. and II e,ntunt at Lachawaxen for Hanley, al at Oraycourt for Newburg and Warwick. • jo s lb a nt Aeconnuodation Train daily: eltnnecting at at Elmira for Canandaigua. . - i 10:48 a. rit. : Day Express. Buudaye excepted, conneillie g at Elmira fur C'auttuditigud, at Binghamton for i i yra. case, at Great Bund Our ricranten, at rAwliit W(1141.11 kr Ila‘.loy. and at Jers'ey City with midnight Expreit Trainor New ..fen.ey Willmar' fur mote atidlVaiiiiitiositi. a 1: p. tialtivaa.r Xxprent., thiodays excepted 4.85 p. ta.. New I'm G u3id Baltimore 31ail.8unduyer e•x. copted, connecting- at Elwin% for Ilarrieburgh,PlTh .-dolplant, and Scutt. 7.07 pto Lightning - Expresa Suu4ays excepted, Elect inr..rtt JerthY Cit.: with morning express train New•'Jorsey Railroad for Paitirnoro uod WoAtingtcL, and at Now York wit ; burning expires ttafui Roston and the East.' 2:30 P. m. Way Height, Sundays excepted. V3l. 1(1,11MM, 11. PIDDLE, Clou'l Pws. Agent. . Gong Sup't Northam Central R. R 'TRAIN'S FOR Vit. Nowrir tor catrittudagulah,i% I' Elmira a rot Aecoumdatton at • EA preen [fastest limn on road J ............... Nall Way Freight, fpubAenger coach attached), On and njfter April 20th. 1867, tyaitu, rill arl he 111.., thLpart Tioy, as fOiltrAe; 7401 , 1iR bocta.. . Expraea 8 4,5 p Elmira 3101 560 a m Local Freight 1.0 50a m Through Freight , o 55 p m 2-- • • SlosEiburg & Corning, & Tioga 11. 12 'fattius will run as follows until further notice: Acecoranodatiou,leaves Illosaburg at 6,1,0 fClii.. :dant. field at 7,;15. Tutga.at 8;20, Lawn neavilfe at 11,‘ , J,c. -- arrhrk nt Coriiln, s t: at 10,20 a. nt. mit , . if— easea_plosaburg at :2,35 p. tn., Mansfield at 12a, 'Toga at 4,00, LliNvtritt.,olo at 4 : l7—arril in, at Corning at op. nt. . Mail—Leaves Cntnittgl\ t 8 a. nu , Lao rent!evilt-4 Tinga at 10.02, 1 1 1,1114 kW at 10,40-111 riving at Wt.,. l tn atrg at 11,30 a. . - ' Aecotatuodatitoi—,Leart:a Co: ning at 4,10 p. in , Law• react:rill° at 5.,18.7'higa ut 7.02, Mansfield nt 7,4' arriving itt Itlosstaz •;.; at 8.25 p. vi. L. LI. tiIIATTUCK, Sup Philarhirt & Erie U. U. Cu mvi after :t NDAY, tktnber,l4il), 1567, Tran,s on the PAIR:14100o Jr. Erie Rail Bond Will run as I/ Ain. If 4 ..._ W A ND. Nlstil Trails 1.-.tve , i Plsilsiddishiss •• • •• •• ; NVilllasswport.. •• ars, lit Erie r.riss Exisr.,:s .S‘ est I•ll3lstsielphist... •• ••, •• •• asr. i }Amiss* 31sti1 Ir.tysssi Sort .. '• ' rut: at. Lurk Ilssseis 1•:ASTIVAIII) Slail Tinin feared Elie, .- Willlattna.l t ••• at r. at l'biladelpiii.i. Elia Exprems !cares Erij - `• •• Williamsport - " at r. at I'MLidelplita ...f. Elio ot all leaves Lock Itasca “ 1 NVlll.lamspot t .... .• .• Ay. at Viilladdithia M, ii a:Itl FOWL es t'.311111.:l %%ill] all tralia . on Wair..a 4 , .F.tankliti Hallway. l'as:.enget , 11'10.'111g 1.1.111,tdC!1,1/1. 1 t -.00 31. arri.” att,oll City at .1.%5 p. tn. - All trains Of IVarrott .t: I. tudlain liattway wake e1..,e cuntaollous at Oil City tutu !lain"! tar Fianklin ..t,l Pelt al,unt Centre. flaggago ell Cels.(4 l l 'PL I ‘,llOl. , . A. 1.. Ilint, licii'l :_-'upt. Atlantic and Groat Wesiarn 8• l'il SALANIIiNCA, STATJON. WCTIWARD 17ni1, 5.311 Espies Accommull.tficai . 6,35 Mail . Expre.s, 1Y 19 Accomtitt..l.,thlu, 11.1 Espiern 1 . 1.0 l; 1.1 At Cor) Out. is n jituctimi mith the I'llllll,h Et it, oltill ell Cletk Indt I:iIA Is. At 31eathillt• with the F.ratililit) .11,111 tali I'it~ Pithele Branch. At Icavut,Lttrgo 11,1••Slul:oniu}' :Net route ti, CI elaird. At 1i:4%011m I 1.1,1 g. - I . )E , Cleveland and .I:aili end. The Roan parsep tliron6ll Akrun„Wil,ind. Slitrion, add Deytun, "iiterbt.t.t mg Nal 111. and terminates at Cuts; natl. L. 1). It UCKlllt, tirt. Supt., Real Esta Milli Subscriber Hill ;sell or rout the tolloulo.; valuable property, to . One tavern bitiml to Lawreitee‘ilh. 4 One farm, un %%Inch ho 111lr.." to-n?;- 1.,0 mile trout thine churches. two ,Ndit,i.l two grog sholtb, and ..1110 railroad, and about the Amite dibtanee front ,tite line of the Willbboro and Lawroneel.ille Railroad. The farm ;Mil tain., 160 tOres of good land, 50 acres timloared, wa fered, and very productive. It requires that the sired ..diould he bowed and Planted. how eve!, to ensure a harvi.bt. Uho farm iu Jackson tt.wriAtp, 175 ficrur ; a first-rate placu•for a cheese fuetery. Also—fur' sale—•f waled, 75 sheep, and ottle% stock, cheap on easenable -terms. M. I L nec, Apr. 17, 1867—tf. EME7 Planing Turning'. B.' 'l'. VAN HORN, Ur AVING got hi. now Factory in operation, 11 is now prepared to fill orders, for tVare promptly and in the boat style of workman ship. Having proculea a WOODWORTH PLANER, .P io is ready to tiro:a Lo l ards or plank with tlist.iJoh ~ SCROLL-WORK & BRACKETS, furnished to order. Ms maehiecsitre of the sew esoand must improved pattern:, , Shop corner of Pearl and•Waln Ste, IN ELLS 80.11,0, , PA.,,' Oct. 31, 1868-tr. DEMOREST'S MONTHLY MAUAZINE, universally acknowledged tiro Model Parlor Magazine of Atherica ; devoted to Original Sto ries, Poems, Sketches, Arebiteelore and Model Cottages, Household Matterr, Gluts ul nougiu, Personal and Literary Gossip (including special departments on Fashions); Instructions un Jic.iltl , Gymnastic, Equestrian Exercise,, , ,Mutic, Acnitr monts,etc.:•all by the best authoi:4, and prom:s ly and•artistieally illustrated with_ costhil:ugr,t rings (full bize), useful and reliable Patton:, Embroider*, Jewelry, and •ti. constant succes sion of artistic novelties, oith other useful and entertaining literatme. No person of refinement. ecotiotni( al ham, wife, or lady of taste ran alfor,rto do withwit the Model Monthly. Single copies, 30 cents :Pick nimbers, as specimens, 11l cents ; either uittii:(d free. Yearly, Via, with a valuable pt..inium; tan) copies, $5 ; three copies, $7 50; tiro eupi,-, $l2, and sprendid premiums for clubs at $3 . each, with the first premiums to each smbscriber. Ad #ess, JEIININUS DEMUREST, No. 473 ltroadway, New Yolk. Demerol's Monthly mid Voting A nim ke, to gether $4, with the premiums for each March 20, '67.-Om. it.s 00 0 00 . 7 00 8 00 .10 00 . 1 00 . 300 10 . 3 50 HAND - POWER LOOM. [Patent.cd 1565.] . - A LL per:34ns interested in the introduction- of .LII L . practical machinery into our -country. ore . grequested to invectigate•the merits of YiENDEffSVA"S //A Xll PO Irtal 100.11. This loom Will do all kinds of hand liCariaA It Will WORVO jeans, blankets, plain cloth, sati net, kersey, flannel. seamless sack, double width blanket , , r any kind of c ottorr, %void or ILL( cloth. IC treads the treadles, throws the shuttle, lets Mr the web, and takes up the cloth. It make the upper shed as the battefi comes forward, and heats up the filling nfter the cross is undo, Ma • king better cloth and better solve then can LI made in finy other way. • °Looms wade to order and warranted. A opl At the shop ou •Wotor Street, sign "L""u Factory," LEWIS WETMORE. Wencher°, March . 20, 1567-ti. L—A now kind of lamp for Kerosene— no breakage of obimneys—at FOLEY'S. 7 Us/ b. 11 46 is G7spu 7 11, t • uovirio Norm Fs:west: .10 t. 4. ui Elmira Flail p m Local Freight 336 p m Through ilteig hi :boa E. S. BROWN, Div; Sup't . h in, p h To . 4.•) ic l 1 . 2 L .1t bay w 9.45 ,n 1 . LO EL in . 21 ID 4`) p lil 1.4 4 111 11.41)11 7 m 4 in ; I UII p Ul 7 lii I 111 a 11, 111 111 EASIUAEL, =Elm 13. T. VAN 11013 N
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