POPPING CORN. And there they eat a popping corn, John Stiles andlinean - Cutter, John Stiles as stout nanny ox, And Sawn fat as butter. ' i • And than they sat and shelled the corn, Aud raved and stirred the tire, I And talked of different hinds of oars, And bitched their chairs up nigher. Then Susan .be the popper shook Then ,Toha he shook tho popper, Till both their laces grew as red de 'steepen, made of copper. And then they tholleii and popped and ate And kinks of fan a poking, And be bay-hawed at her remarks, And ihalaughed at his joking. And etlll they popped, and Still they ate, (John's month was like a hopper,) Atid stirred the Bra and sprinkled salt, And shook and shook the popper. 'pie cloak struck nine, the clock struck to; T h e still the corn kept popping, It streak elei , en, then struck twelve, - Awl still no signs of stopping. And John he ate, and Sue she thought-- The oota did fop end-patter, Till, John cried oat, " The corn's.afirz Why, Susan, what's the *noir Said she, "John• Stiles, It's ono O'clock; You'll die of indigestion, I'm dolt of all this pupping born - Why don't you pop ate question?" Hos! HE DthN'T GET HER.—On Sun day evening last, a young man of this vicinity, Whom, for the sake of conven ience, we will call John, went to visit thegirl'he desired to call hisown. The blooming fair one resides near the Rancocas. Ding the everting, the young man wunable to conceal the wish of his b, and in tender accents declared his desire that the young lady should consent to be his. He met with a fhtt refusal. The ardent John still pressed her farther, cleeraring that if else would not accept him, he would then and theile drown himself in 1 the dark, deep watersjof the Rancocas, and she would lieveil see him mores As this threat r -(fill not effect the desired purpose, ,he pre4eeded to carry it out s . He ran down tb the' bank, the girl hfollowing, win:in - hp plunged fearlessly into the streamj- c ;Wwding out until the 'chilly wa ters reached his shoulders. It will be remembered that the evening on 'which ' this occurred, was none of the warmest. ' Retreating, before tinally carrying out his purpose, John cried 'out, shivering with cold : "W-will you marry mo now?" - ,1- No py In he plunged again, this time until the water reached his neck, and again he halted upon the last plunge. you mv.rry me now 7" "No!" • • Another plunge—this time going al most entirely under water, the top of Ills bead only•being seen above the sur face. But, as life ' was sweet and the water cold he soon emerged and stag gered-out of the creek, shivering worse than ever, spluttering out : "N-now, w-w-will.you rn-marry me?" "No: I'll see you drown first." - "Well, I don't care a copper whether you'll marry me orpot. You won't get me into that water again." Nor again did he try his fortunes in the uncertain deep. Shivering and chattering with his teeth, he quickly .departed • leaving the fair one in her obstinaci ; and returned to his home, a sadder, a d, let us hope a wiser man. He says the heartless girl ma - go to the lower regions, and ho will go the other way, without her! Brave youth! He's come to his senses at last. Long may he wave above the chilling waters of the raging Rancocas.—Mount Holly Mirror. DANGER OF PORE EATING.---TRIORI• NA.—That dangerous and painful die ease which has destroyed so many lives in Germany and in the Western States, and which comes from pork eating, has extended to our city. Mr. Charles Wendle,. his wife and two children were attacked by the disease known as Tri china Spiralis on Sunday week. - When Dr. Crawford was called to attend the ease, and becoming satisfied of the na ture of the disease, he made inquiries about the diet, and traced it with great certainty, to a dinner of boiled ham, which was not very thoroughly cooked. Portions of two hogs,-{.one -of which was fattened by Mr. Wendle, and ono by a. farmer of which lie bought it) were subjected to examination by the microscope and disclosed the fact it was literally alive with the trichina.- This poison was communicated to the family as above stated. We are happy to learn that they are all likely :to recover.—r B. Bulletin. A . FAIR OFFER. -- 11 Make," said Dr. Franklin, " a full estimate of all you owe, and all that is owing to you. Re duce the same to a _whole. As fast as you collect pay over to those you owe.— If you'cannot collect, renew your notes every yeal, and get the Let security you can. Go to the builneas illigently, waste no idle moments ; b very eco nomical in all things ;• discard all,pride ; be faithful in your duty to God, in pri vate and in public worsbip, and do un to all men as you would they should do unto you. If you are too needy in your eiroumstances to give to the poor do whatever else in your power for them oherfully ; but, if you can always help the worthy poor and unfortunate.— 'Pursue this course dilllgently and • sin cerely for seven years, and if you are not happy and independent in your cir cumstances, come to me and I will pay your debts." "Would you believe it, aunt," ex claimed a pale-faced yourrm ° lady of the "upper ten," "would you believe it ? 'Uncle Solomon here tells me thattlie la dies out west actually speak to the tradesmen and retall,storekeepers They must be sadly in want ofsociety, musn' t they ?" "Humph !yes," interposed Uncle Solomon, "they are as badly off for so ciety my dear, as your father was when lie pulled radishes and asparagus for a living, and your mother sold them in -- E - cri l ioir4-"-ktn.rizot_---hal hat .spelety, lk.ths - rolly Dolly Adellnefalnted, and ,hei aunt - Was visible in the nest room. ;14 'AiiiING CONSENV"--A young man ,itohiii village Whose courage proved sufficient to " pop the - question" to his beloved, had his heart fail him when be was obliged O ask the father's con sent. Finally g tting desperate he said 44 Ain-, Da wants to.know if you bate any objections to mY marrying your daughter." The surprised ' pa tient" kindly replied "none in the ieast."-- . 7Corning Aurae. The man lives most perfectly whose Constant happiness is found in the con sciousness that, in doing the best that he can for himself, he is also doing the best that he can for every being that is _capable of having good done to it. If small streams are not able to bear great ships, or yield great treasures, they may, at least, water some dropping Bower; if not by the fireside or ' home, by the wayside in life's pathway. When a man lives with God hisvoico eball-be as sweet as the murmur of the brook and `the rustle *tho coro,--Ent. ereon. Open your heart to sympathy, but close it to despondency. The flower which open's to receive the dew shuts against the .In. " An ingenious Frenchman has patented an Illuminating cane for bachelors wbo return hometlate at night,. Why is a rooster standing on a fent% like a silver half-dollar? Because it. is bead on ono 'side and tail on the other. The baste of all hair dyes'is nitrate of sliver, or sugar of lead d sulphur. NEM 11ARDWAAE STARE GONYEIIS & OSGOOD TN addition to their old business in Dry Goods, Groceries, ac., bavo established a. _ • STOVE,TIN, AND 'GENERAL HARD. . • - -WARP two doors . below the old stand; where they man• ufaeturo • T Nil-V7 ARE. Olt . lllB HUMANITY' PRiNOIPLE, that is, In the most substantial manner. , In the mattor of S`TOV" Es, we have enough to do all tho cool:lug and warm ing in 'Bop County. In fact, we haVo Stoves enough to MAKE A SUMMER In IVALRUSSJA \V i e aft) the only agents for the sale of the iIIURICAN COON. STOVE__ in WollabO'ro; and Ellie Stove la Um AUTOCRAT OF STOVES. 140 'keep all kinds of hardware, Iron, Nails, Steel, Horse Shoes, and n complete varioty.of SHELF HARDWARE If you don't bolievo it UMW IN. CONVERS osoopn lgollsboro, Sept. 4, 1867, ly. VoL 30.11 T o. 212 ARPER'S IVIAGAZINE Tho plan of the-Atagatine excludes Politics and Polthnies. It in,•ludes everything pertain ing to Literature, art, induitry, Popular +.!cieuce, /Esthetic!, and, beeial iifv. "The Woman's King dom; a Love itory," by tho author or Joho Gentle an, is couarnanced in the January Number. For Dollars n year. - VOL. 12,1 TT ARPEfi'S A Record of the Times. :Nothing - pertaining to civiliiatlon is beyond Ile scope. The organ of no party or clique', It dismisses all questions of polities and F ocial,econo tu y . A novel by Wilkie Collins, author of "The Woman in White," will be commenced in the first January number. $4 par annum, weekly. Splendidly illietrated. Votanie ) Al ) Fon. THE AZAR. I§6B This is to be a a Journal f ft. the Ilome. It will treat of everything pertaining to Home Life. It will furnish the latest fashions in dross and orn ament; describe the amusements and exercises adapted for in doors and out.of doors , sill con tain stories. sketches, and poems. Published weekly, with profiles iliiinrations, at per an num. ..W• For any of Oat almvu publicattona ad drone, pith tho cash, ARPEI? c Bit OTHERS, FRANKLIN' SQUARE, NEW YOR K. 21'17. The tifee publications sent to ono ad dress fv $10: any two of them for 87....cie Dee. 25, 1867-2 m. Elmira Saw Mantactory. Cast and Ezh•a Cast Steel Patent Taper --1 Ur and Circu.lais Saws. MULEY, GANG, CROSS-CUT, CLEARING, SOOTII AND OTIIER SAWS. Mr. J. SCHIEFFELIN„Tr., is authorised to sell at Faotory Pricos In Tioga. Ordors•for repairin).7, to., loft with Mr. Setae& fella will ho: attended as protnptly as if left at the Manufactory. ANDIIEW6 gt BURBAGE 50pt.,13, 113(17.—tt. The Anteriean Cooking Stove. Arr Eat twenty years experience in the wan ufnoturo of stoves, we became convinced, come six years since, that a vast amount of money was being expended by the people of this country'', in buying cheap and worthless stoves,a large portion of which was wasted; and that true economy consisted in buying tho best stoves that could be made, notwithstanding -the price was higher. With this view we proceeded to construct the American Cooking Stove, and spared no pains or expense to make it the best and most perfect stove that could be made. And we have experimented with it, and carefully watched its operation for the last six years, and when an 'improvement suggested itself, we have at once adopteddt, and we have several of these improvements secured by letters patent. - In this manner we do not he3itato to say, we have brought it to n higher state of perfection than has heretofore been attained in cooking ,stoves. The recent improvements 'in this store has added largely to its convenience and effective ness. In all the varieties of stoves we manu facture, we study usefulness, durability, conve nience and deonomy in operation, rather !than cheapness in price, and in so doing we are eatis fled we study the interest of those purehasin , 'our stoves. SHEAR, PACKARD, & CO. Albany, N. Y. For sale by CONVERSE k OSGOOD, Walla'• horn, Pa. 18sept67-3ro. E. U.• (CASE, ( AGENT FOR HARDING'S JDITIONS , OF FAMILY, PULPIT, & PHOTO GRAPH BILBS. ni i Wholesale Deers will fi n the list to embraco the largest assortment of 8 . l tilos in the country. The publishpr has no hesitation in pronounc ing them more saloalple`than.any Bibles...publish ed. The various editions .embrace all thii% I hme styles of binding and aims of typo, varying in price from $2 to e. 30, for Famay..4liblo, large quarto size. .HA_RDING'S PATENT FLEXIBLE ',CHAIN-BACK PIIOTOb 11APII ALBUM, The superioity o f " liardio'g'4 Patent Flexible Chain-Baelr Album," over all others heretofore mrtoufaotured, will, upon the !slightest oxamina- Pirreli niers are 'fis'aroa tour tae t[w.o are all of the best Philadelphia manufacture. E. B. CAGE, Jan. 8,1883.-3 m. Troy, Pa. Planing and Scroll ' Sawing, - . COVINGTON, ?'TOGA CO., PA. - The undersignod has put In a WoOdworth Planer AND A SCROLL SAWING XACIII'NE it hie shop, south-east tido of Gorould's Saw Mill. lie will k ep constantly on hand CLAPBOARDS 'AND PLOORINO, i.O D. S. IRELTbIIe sae. and sUbscribes itesolf the publiok's I TI vent at a fair co ponsation for labor. - Covington, Dec. 18, 1867.—1 y Cleaning Sewing Machines. THE undersigned hereby notifies owners of -Sewing Maohines that be is prepared to clean and put such machines in good order fin cell. 110 also is agent for tlio " patent tuckor," which eon be used on any machine. JOHN B. SHAKSPEARE. Wollsboro, Sept. 4, 1367, tf. Wellsboro Cloth-Dressing Work,-3. UAVING engaged Mr. JAMES BMITII to superintend our. Clothing Works we are LOW ready to do all kind of coloring and dress. lug In good style and on short notice. S. A. RILTBOLD, 0. BLAIR.. 13cAA8, 18137—tf. • Planing Machin©. , AT KEENEYVILLE, PA. IRAVE put in a firet•claee PLANER, and am 11 prepared to piano flooring, siding, etc. to order. QEO. D. KEENEY. Sept. 18, 18137-I.Y. •11 . 0 , 11,•pt,otti* I!•ikt,svca ' , lfpnrputt otitis:luxe puts i[o3 aod4tilluaq [um ita.n.ia pau epooo aho uranumpaun aupiotot nog} Vag spoof) .S.gi Joao ag.tinu asp; sang em slauleaq cututpan am a! Outtuao • .ain atm Rafpfuti iattpkalirpi . in -*leap - a $- rlaal) 1%11114 In* .uu onvq pump Jeto.nra ,Goss 'Off qopua , putrulug .3 -11 /Cy pequera 'OR - a ad ' vnof Aoj •not ' 6ll3 Mitivni) EIUCEIOIOIV NlPik nom y • aoj daosi Mind NUM peleaciopra . . tea ~o uoilu,;p3 oqi Ituo eq; of MID ;~, itulaila 'SIN o loofa of,aul at.lae u 4osty '" (Pu! s l 15 3 9) 'SaiLL VaLlfla SNIXII.I.I llama& NOM (lOU 1 11.1q1 • istollz aollS 1911011 1 1011 Itit l 49 PIPS 'PPun4i 4 d Sq 09 • 1;1 I ' f4O • C. I, • Of 9S'• 04V177,YS ..V2llr ..gAI (1 - ` cria : rgsiv VAT aAls olotiguOlit uo',Jooci piny 01111 2 S' A,401 '1 Ilall VA-Nll S3IIVM-SSVI9 'TI 13 sa A t.oms 'a tt VA.CEHVH 4nod SuiS q Sq efivla66,lod o2iri s °Art puts nog, uct 9,ABH ssealsng NEW SPRING GOODS ' CO RA 1.N.-G, i 7, PEOPLE'S STORE I AT T.l ESE RE NOW RECEIVING A FRES II STOCK OF GOODS Adapted to the SPR NG TRADE, and are pr pared to supply the wants of tbo people in NORT =I WITH V ,GOODS. LONG EXPERIENCE 011 has taught us that OD GOODS give tho bee to satisfaction, and those accustomed •atronizo us knew that vro Ell P THE BEST GOODS not our patrons • mite as much as we are. who ar Wo keep as uenitl a UM ;E-STOCK OF CLOTHS to toll by the yard or MADE P, TO ORDER AND WAR RANTED TO FIT." OUR ST i CK WILL BE KEPT FULL, ad all Goods sold by us Warra ed. to give' Satisfaction, AND Iv as at any I other. Estab meat. Mind that. Sold As L' list we ipivito Pricee,i)ledg Ti exaniination. of - out? Stook and ng ourselves to SHOW GO DS FREELY AND TAKE NO OFFENCE boo ou aale Ie made. SMITH 4 WAITE. Y., Apr. 10, 1887. Corning, N! " 30 pA:. ,, ivit'iMims'l GO. i; SEMPFAR IDg;All; DRUGS, MEDICINES, PATENT MED- I -WINES; PAINTS,'OILS, WIN. DOW GLASS, & PUTTY, • Have coin down to Old Prices atfait. WE do not hesitate to say that we have the Largest Stock of UR E ENGLISH DRUGS c. MEI)ICINES, PITENT iEDICINES, YANKEE NOTIONS, -PE.RFUME.RY, FANCY ( A RTICLES, TOILET SOAP,. CLOTH, HAIR,' TOOTH NAIL -- - - WINES & LIQUORS, &C., EVER BROUGHT LiPiQ MARKET. We have also tho Largest Stook of PAINTS. OILS, GLASS it.ND PUTTY, Such as El Pure White Lead, Pure White Zinc, Linseed Oil. Coach Varnish, Furniture Varnish, Yet low Ochre, Venetian Bed, Chrome Yel • low, Chrome Green, Prussian Blue, Patent Dryer, Lacker, Japan, Spanish Whiting, Paris White; Kalsomine, Resin, Tar, Log Wood, Fuel°, Brazil Wood, Cam wood, ,Redwood; Potash, Putty, Aloo , • cohol, Bennie, Spirits Turpontine, and Kerosene Oil, Paint and Varnish Brushes, Which we will sell 25 per cont. cheaper than any other establishment in the county. In short, we have every thing ever kept in ; a first class DRUG STORE, and all we ask is for you to call and examine our stock and prices before buying elsewhere. Re member we i can't be undersold. All goods warranted or no tale. P. It. Wna f t.tats, t P. it WILLIAMS t Co. 3. L. Wn,Liehrs. j No, 3 Tinton Block., .Wclleboro, `Juno 28, 180, Stoves: Stoves i 2 .: AND HARDWARE! MR. 'WILLIAM ROBERTS begs to announce to the /Athens of Tiogu County, that in additiOn to' hie excellent stock afStoves, Tin-Ware, BrMania, and Sheet-Iron Ware, has, at a great outlay, stocked his store on MAIN STREET, IVEI4,SEORO, with a complete assortment of Shelf Hardware, of which we enumerate the following artiolee: • NAILS, SPIKES, CROWBARS, X CUT MILL, HAND AND BUCK SAWS, BUTTS, STRAP HINGES, 1 CARPENTER'S TOOLS, PUMPS, AXES, AUGER%, • BITS 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 HANGINGS, poRN. - POPPERS SAUSAGE CUTTERS A COMBINED. Also, PISTOL CIABTR POWDER A CAPS. PATENT BARNDOO a now thing, and made for use few of the many articles co", of Hardware. We invite the public to call! and examine for ibeinselvec. We aim to keep the beet quality of °ode in; oar line,; • and all work to order, done r promptlylind well. WILLIAM ROM S' Wasboro,Sept:l,lB6o-d. Boarding 11( BOARDNG by the week„ di ing, e n had on reneon i l site the o 1 U. B. hotel Bt4 irellebero. I M. Iif,• I SEA, Aug. 7, 18137, tf. • ldPl3,r.A now kind of la no break/tips of tilkimney. N lillr':::r?1 , :it 31 - : P,:,:,;,4 'PY ik, ;)Stx; r p`;ros - 1 - ' , 0 tut '- - ,B USI.Y.E'SS 7 WE will buy at tho highest market 'pries, the following artieles: SHEEP . ' P E ; DEACON ' SKINS, DEER SKINS, FURS, HIDES, AND TEAL SKINS, fur whicb we will pay cash. : , ,We will manufacture to order,Erench borne tanned CALF or KIP BOOTS, in the beat man net and at. fair rates; and pay especial attention to REPAIRING. • ' READY-MADE IVOIiC.3 DU which weotill uot be uudesesiksitisi'fisin this time we shall make it a point to keep up the best stook of LADIES' GAITERS, to be found In the county, which we will soli at a lower profit than such articles have ever been offered in this regipn. ' We shell liithWio keep up a good 'assortment of ' LADIES' BALMORALS, LEATHER BOOTEES, CHILDREN'S AND MISSES WORK or VA . RIMS STYLES, and all skylea . of MEN'S WORK. • 4E4 TILER, d- _FINDINGS caa be beagbt of uI ai cheap ai an'y' Where this side of New York, and we ehall keep a fall stook of ' FRENCH /CALF, FRENCH . KIP, UP- L'ENINgq, Ariz , • • - BINDING: ' Our stock of PEGS, NAILS, STIREA4 AWLS, RASPS, GLOVERS' _NEEDLES, LASTS, hi'VES, 0 R rzr s, with SHGENAZER'S TOOLS and FINDINGS, will be found the lar gest in tho county, and we sell for small profile. No talk business and _we mean business. We have been in this region long enough_ to be well -known-let those who know ns try tie. Corner of MIA and ,Grafton streets, opposite Wm. Rob- Orbs! Hardware Store,- C. W. 'SEARS, • . OEO. 0. DERBY. Wellsboro, April 24, 1867—if. REM:NCI-TOES' FIRE ARMS Army Revolver, • Navy Revolver, ' 36-100 in. Calibre Belt ...... Navy else Calibre Policia Revolver, Navy size Calibre New Pocket Revolver, 81-100 in. Calibre 'Pocket Revolver, (Rider's pt.} 31.100 in. Calibre Repeating Pistol, (Elliott pt.) No 22 & 82 Cart'ge Test Pocket Pistol, No 22, 30, 32 d 41 Cartridge Gun Cane • No 22 & 32 Cartridge Breech Loading Rifie,(Boals') No 82 &88 " Revolving Rifle, 38 & 44-100 in Calibre E. REMINGTON & SONS. Moore & Nichols. New York; Wm Read & Son, Boston; Jos 0 Grubb & Co, Philadelphia; Foul they & Trimble, Baltimore; Henry Folsom & Co; New Orleans; Johnson, penoer & Co, Chicago, L M Rumsey & Co, St. Louis; Albert E Crane, San Francisco. Oct. 9,1807.-9 m: IS now receiving a now and :ashionable stook of MILLINERY GOODS fresh lima New York, whioh she will sell very cheep. Call and examine new styles and prices. -MATH STREET, WELLSDORO, October 16, 1867. WELLSBORO FO4NDRY ;AND THE subsoribers having poured additinal machinery are nom ready to furnish to o dder all sorts of PLOWS, CULTI VA TOR S, FIELD ROLLERS, 'MILL GEARING, SLEIGH-SHOES, -W - SAWING MACHINES,' &c., &c. WOODWORTH PLANER, for custom and job work, Wo aro also prepared to do SLITTING! dr SCROLL SAWING ' Having a first.clais sorew-cutting Lathe, wo are prepared te make 1 • t. CHE.E I 9.4" Pie' ESS SCREWS, to .order. builders. of Cheese Factories are re yestedle e : mine Our work. 14 'manufacture e Ch mpion Plow, one of . the finest implements in the market. Cash paid for OLD IRON. CHARLES WILLIAMS, P. L. BEARS. We'labor°, May 15, 1867—tf. 1868, WRIGHT & BAILEY. 1868. X commence this year with an erslathalt. . I ABISI FOR EVERYTHING I I A ' ARGE, STOCK OF FLOUR FOR • CASH I D STUFFERS PISTOLS, DOES,: A LARGE STOOK OF FEED FOR A LARGE STOOK OP PORK FOR ~ H ANGINGS Call and see no. WRIGHT & BAILEY. Welleboro, Jan. 9, 1887-Iy. Those are but a posing our. Mock All persona indebted to us by note for book account laud call and settle or pay costs. Jap.;3; 18118. s ' WRIGUT BAitzy. WelMoro Wool Carding Elachine. HAYING covered our Machine with entire new Cards ; we are now ready to Card all Wool without delay, and in the but possible manner. All Wool sent from a distance by Stage will be returnediry the same if required. S. A. lIILTBOLD, ORIN BLAIR. Wencher°, Juno 14,1867. 11121 r day, and Ledg able term oppo inch Main Street, RS, Propriftor. DR. .EITOR I O ABDOMINAL . SUPPORT ERB, for sale at Rore Drug Store.. • . p for K - . mem. at POLErS. CALENDER, Pienoh, Marine end ehit , dt Clocks, at [deale] marts. A L S a, We have a Brat-rata stOOk of I PRINCIPAL AGENTS. NEW ARRIVAL ! MRS. E. E. KIMBALL, MACHINE SHOP. CASTINGS, BLICIE ♦i ' We have also a to order. CASH PAID FOR *HEAT I CASH PAID , FOR OATS! CASH PAID FOR CORN I CASS I CASH 1 'To ( = tho Public of Wellobar° ♦ND SURROUNDING COUNTRY 1 N. - ASH R TA thes tliAome; o method of notifying people that is on hand, and offers It lowor t• nu before. The Stotio is well stocked with the most fash ionable COATS, PANTS AND VESTS, alio, a largo assortment of ' GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, oonsigting of WHITE AND CASSIAIERE SHIRTS, COLLARS, NECKTIES, SUS TENDERS, SOCKS, and a good large lot of the mat. fashionable RATS AND GAPS, over brought to this market. Also TI LINKS, BAGS, AND UMBRELLAS, which you can buy low for cash, ut the. Cheap : Clot lug Store of N. AMEN, Ist door east of Vail Vulkenburg's Flour Store. ollsboro, Sept. 11, 19(1.7-. 1 - 866, FOR SALE. 1866 ) . . . , g Y 4' B B. C. Iii,ICKIIAM, A T N I NAVIT E NAL TWO 6.1 P O R- ) 1 , 60,000 Atople_ t iCrees. 10,000 Pear Trees . . A good supply of PLUM. PEACH, CHERRY, and ORNAMENTAL TREES. A SHRUBBERY. - The Fruit trees aro comp° e li t' of the choicest varieties, good, healthy, soot of thew large and in bearing. Any one wishing to_ get a supply will do well to call and see uiy stock before pur chasing elsewhere. AO- Delivered at the depot free of charge. , Tioga, Feb: 28,1888-Iy* FO UT Z'S CULZBAATED 800 and Cattle Powders YELLOW WA TER, HEAVES, COUGHS, DIS TEMPER, FE VERB, FOUNDER LOSS OF APPE TITE AND VITAL ENERGY, dc. Its use improyes the wind, increases the appetite—gives a smooth , and glossy attic—and transforms th o • miserable skeleton horse. In all diseage3 01 the Lunge. LI vc:.. ere., this artle:, acts a 3 a epectrie. By putting i'Aun one-half to a paper in .; barrel or swill above dI9eR3C3 will be eradi=te.l or entirely pr2v4i preventive and c, ?riO3 2,5 Couti S. A.. .IFCCE7 7 1"..7., AT Tntir. WHOLESUMiIBUfi !N9 KF.!;W:'.II DriCT, No. 118 Franklin PA # il;''reP, Per Sale h.7,ziPugett; 1 out the United States. DAV/D E. FOUTZ, Successor. -For sate by John A. Roy,-Wollaboro. QTATE NORMAL SCHOOL, MANS FIELD, TIOGA COUNTY, PA. 7'.4o,J=rtrz.er - w - _ P. A. Alton ' Principal, Professor of Natural and Mental Science. ' J. T. STREIT, A. M., Prefessor f Languages. CHARLES' H. VERRILL, A. M., Professor of Mathematics. ' Mac L. M. PETERSELIA, Modern. Languages and Drawing. Miss MART 4. HUGHES, B E., En. Branches. MM. O. R. PRESTON, IL E.. Principal of the Model School. I. G. HOYT, Professor of Voaal and Instrumen tal Music. 4Mnis ALICE B. SEELEY, Assistant Instructor of Music. SCHOOL YEAR 1867-8. First Term begitie - Septouthel 4, 1867, Second term begins Decemb r 9 " Third term begins March 8, 1868. EXPENSES PER FERM OF 14 WEEKS. Fall andlSpring Term, including board, room rout, tuition, book rent, fuel, oil, anii washing, $6O 00 Winter Term, 04 00 Day students, tuition and book rent, 10 00 Total expenses for school year $lB4 00 No extra charges. Rooms furnished with stoves, chairs, tables, stands, pails, bedsteads, mattresses, pillows, and one comfortable. For further information send for Catalogue. • Aug. 7, 1367, Ow. Address, Principal. Mrs. A. J. SOfield, Ta now T eceiving the Pall styles of MILLINERY, direct frc;ta the city, and will ( be pleased to seo her old friends and customersiwith as many new ones as may choose to favor er with their pat ronage. I have engaged a first-class Dressma ker, and am prepared to carry on DRESS-MAKING in all its branches. in a satisfactory manner. Orders taken for !Hair Jewelry. Good prices paid for human hair.' Store over VtinValken. burg's Grocery, Ninin.st. Wellsboro, Sept. 25, 1867—tf RARE CHANCE FOR BUSINESS MEN.— The fine location for a store between - the 'building known as Roy's Block, and t Bollard's Saloon is now offered for gale on peculiar and favorable fermi; inquire at Roy's Drug Store. 3. A. ROT. lISIOA,L INBTRUMBNT6.—J.I3. dbake perki, dealer in Decker '& Brother and *tines & Brothers pianos, Mason & Hamlin cab— inet organs, Trent, Linsey &. Co. melodeons, and the B. Shoninger melodeons. Room over J., R. Bowen' store. . • Sept. 12, 1886. Butter and Cheese. 11[TIOREST Market Price paid for Butter attd Ull Cheese, or shipped for parties at 24ju1y07. TOLES & BARKER'S.' Coal for Sale. SE BITUMINOUS COAL for Salo 28,1867 COA Ch Sept. MITE largest assortment of Watches, Clocks Jewelry and Plated Ware in Tioaa county [l9dec6B] FOLEY'S. 1111 CASH PAID Pelt BUTTER AT WRIGHT &Inman -T. WllOllB4lll DUG STORE. DRUOS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS SND OILS, THADDEUS DAVIDS' INKS, CONCEN- KEROSENE LAMPS, PATENT MEDI OINES,IIPETROLEUM. ROSJ j lIESTER PER PUMgRY 1 A D FLAVORING EXMACTS, WALL PAPER, WINDOW GLASS, AND DYE CAGES, Sold_rit Wholesale Piiees. t , Buyers are requested toonll and get quotations befile going further East A.MERi W A ECH The American Watch Company, of Waltham. Mass., respectfully submit that their Watches are cheaper, more accurate, loss complex, more dura ble, better adapted for general use, and more ea sily kept in order and repaired than any other watches in the market. They are simpler in structure, and therefore stronger, and less likely to be injured than the majority of foreign watch. es, Which are composed-mfaArom 125 to 300 pie ces, while in an old Nish watch there are more than 700 parts. How they run under the hardest trial - watches can have. is shown by the following letter: PENN. RAILROAD COMPANY. This preparatio • , long eta favorab kuo T r ii will tho,- oughly reinvigorate broken-down and low•spirited horses, by strengthening and cleansing the stomach and intes tines. It is a sato pit cntive of all dls• cases l AI t to A - - - . - - - OFFICE OF TEE GE:4 SPERINTENDENT, 1 GENTLEMEN : The w / ALTOONA, P ~ 15 Dec., 1860. tches manufactured by you have been in use on his railroad for several ryears by our onginemen, to whom we furnish :watches a part of our equipment. There are now some three hundred of them carried on our line, and ~.ive consider them good and reliable timekeepers. indeed, I have_ great satisfaction in saying your watches give us less trouble, and have worn', and do wear much longer without re pairs than any watches we have ever bud in use on this road. As you aro aware, we formerly trusted to those of English manufacture, of ac knowledged good reputation; but as a class they never keep time as correctly, nor have they done as good service, as yours. ' In these statements lam sustained by my predecessor, Mr. Lewis, whose experience ex tended over a series of years. Respectfully, EDWARD 11. WILLIAMS, amtlon is invaluable. Improves the qtutlity of the milk. It has been ptoven by ac teal experiment to Increase the quan• tity of milk and cream twenty per cent. and make the butter firm and sweet. In fattening cattle, it gives them nn appetite, loosens .their iii de. and makes them thrive General Superintendent. American Watch Co., IValtliam. We make now fivo different grades of watches, named respectively as follows : .• All of these, with the exception Or the Houle Watch Company, are warranted by the American Watch Company to be of the best material, on the most approved principle, and to possess every requisite for a reliable timekeeper. Every dealer selling these Watches is provided with the Com pany's printed card. of guarantee, which should accompany each Wabib told, en that buyers may feel sure they are purchasing the genuine article, There are numerous counterfeits and imitations of our Watches sold throughout the country, and wo would caution purchasers to bo on their guard against imposition. Any grades of Waltham Watches may bti pur chased of Watch Dealers 'throughout the country. ROBBINS & APPLETON, 1317,10., rt • J. STICKLLN, Ohairmaker, Turner, and T i Furniture Dealer. • ALE ROOM, opposite Dartt's Wagon Shop,O ►Main Street. FACTORY In SCllie it Wil liams Foundry, second story. Orders promptly filled and satisfaction guaran teed. Fancy Turning done to order. .Wellsboro, Jnne 12,1887. J. STICkLIN. rpHE undersigned is now prepared to exe j cuto all orders for Tomb Stones and Monu ments of either ITALIAN :OR RUTLAND MARBLE, of the latest style and approved workmanship. 'and with dispatch. lie keep _constantly on band both kinds of hi and will be ado to suit all who way fa vor lam with their orders, on as reasonable terms as can bo obtained in the country. Stones discolored with rust and dirt cleaned and-made to look as good as new. PORTER."' LCOX. Tioga, Nov. 1, 1867—tf. To the Farmers of Tioga County. Aj le a now su b p u o il i t r g at my manufactory, in Lawrence FANNING XILL, whlcb possesses the following a/vantages overallother m i! a ff separates oats, rat litter. and foul seeds, and elites and cockle, from wheat. .2. It cleans flax seed, takes out yelk•w seed, and all other seeds, perfectly. a, It cleans timothy seed. 4. It does an other Separating required of a mill. This mllll4l built of the best and most durable tim ber, in good style, and is sold cheap for cash, or pro duce. I will fit a patent sieve, for separating oats from wheat, to other mills, on reasonable terms. KNOXVILLE, TIOGA CO., - PA. FACULTY: ELIAS EORTON, Principal. Mits. ADA W. lIORTON, Preceptresn. Miss MIRA lIORTON, Aaalataat. Miss AMANDA DRAKE, Toddler of Music. CALENDAR FOR 1867-8. Fall Tenn commences Sept. 3i, Winter from Nov 20t1i, Spriag.Term Feb. 18th, 2868. MO NEWELL, DENTIST, MANSFIELD, Pa., jr . grateful for the very liberal patronage ~,,,,,,, heretofore received, will c•m 'I tinue rur to per form all,dental operations, us to merit , e rapidly Increasing professional (IC1110;114 11411% ngagod• AD operations in nil departments of the proles slim executed In the hest possible manner. All new, useful inventions and improvements. adopt ed. The highest good of his patrons the ultima tum of his ambition Dm 6, 'BB-tf D. P. ROBERTS CHOICE LOT OF GRAM BAGS fol. an!e obesp ! at WRIGHT A BAILEY'S. Welibboro, Juno 5, 1867. CORNING, N. Y: T - 11:ATED MEDICINES, CIN- CINNATI WINES AND BRANDY, Winn:- Won LimE, t i W. D. TEIt t iALL ./.: CO Corning. N. Y., Jan.), 1868--ly Proofs of the Superior Quality rzErn MADE AT WALTHAM, MA , Appleton, Tracy dreo., Waltham, 41firal Wcz/thant Watch Company, W«/Mant, Masa P. S. Bartlett, ina. El(cry, Home Watch Company, 182 Broadway,•N_ Y tiopt. 4, 1867—Cm Tioga Marble Works, J. II bIATHErt, Lawrtacevllle,October 10, 1860-tf UNION ACADEMY. EXPENSES PER TERM Primary Department $5 00 Common En lief - ) 0 00 Higher Engli h • 7.W Languages a d Higher Mathematics r i 800 Instruments Music, extra ' , 1000 Vocal Music extra 1 00 Drawing, e tilt 300 Room Rent - Il 7,0 Board per week.- .. 3 00 Knoxville, August 11, 1807-t I. On mid leitail;uniingnt nbuut tha prOUND., 12:28 Atxyreas 1(q- t ut , to, Salamanca, and Dunhill:: Connecting with t ra j 4s for the West. ti•t3 u m Night Uxtiress, r. uNklay►...%,, , epte Jul Salamanca, u Dunkirk, ontk df rtt Lt.!, but, with tiniur of thu AJlnuilc 4!: Went uHtnu ik, Shoroottnt GrnudTtuuk h . :03 a, in.,Mglit Expresa,lially, tot 13uftaln.:-ultill thttlkil k aud the Went, autzueutiuir, us above. 17:15 a, in.. Night Expro.a. builds) ( re n. t e , i „) , univr up,/ iluttiau. win A you. 1132 a. tn.. Mall Train. S'unda.o excepted,. f o r D u i tnio and Dunkirk: 1:40 p. m. Baltimore Expic:ss, :Fonda), cied. k r . Rot:Beater and Buffalo. via Avon. 7:03 p. pt.. Day Expo:ma, 8 middy s excepted for MA+ . ma:manta,- Dunkirk find thu West, connecting b i at e , ninmaneit vdtli the Atlantic and (;real itail i stay ; at patrol° with t lie Lake hinire find Gr4T,4 Trunk and u t Dunkirk pit,' Ole lake Si,. Hallway, for alf polutef west and south!. • 7;10 p mDay EExpressStrirdnya vxceptedrt.)r Ito hethrl2.so p m Way Freight, Sundays excepted. 5:48 p. zu., 14ullitrait t i rein, Deily, fur the, West 12:16 a. w., is;lght t:xpret A: Raiiy. Sunctalz t A , 11 . 40, connbeiing at Grayconrt for IS"iiruick. find at Ns.A York with atftornuut, trnirva 6titi atvatners it ri,i , :siew Englami Cittett. 4:18 a, m., CI uet tioti..lispr , AO. Mow - lit} 8 accepted Ac t , Fleeting a t lei flat rinburg,l't.ll4«teluhm the eolith; .11 Owego fut ftLrwu, Flt Ilitn.;kantw, tor 334,1Cuse ; at Cheat Bella for Scrantoh, Pllll,ld t b phlu. and Trenton: HI Lackawnxer4for hl,ll it inycourt far Newl‘nrg and War‘qtck 10.15 Arataaasedal lois Train thaly, t - tauttcttrq i t at Elmira for Caunndulgun . 10:48 fe M.,' Day Expresq. Stindayn excepted, eonureti: t at EiMin% for Caaandaigua, at Isingliamtou far 81•r4. east., at Great Bond for Scraidori, at Lachawaxta Ilamiuy, and at Jersoy City with uddbiglit Expto i 'Craig! of Nat• Jurbey Railroad for Plilludelphla, Butt . mote and Washington. 3:12 p. rn., Baltimore Exprees, littudaye excepteu 4:95 p. M., New Toth /it'd Baltimore Mull Fundaye cept.•d UT µin Lightning txpruas, Sundays (..),Cc 'Act! tyn. netting at Elmira for Harrisburg, Philddelvida the Month; at Jer,my City with morning r xprte. train of New Jersey -Railroad for Baltimore sed Washington. stud at New . , Yoik with morning tx. Koss trains for Bo.ton a nd the East: 12:30 p. m. Wit) Frei4ht, Stindaye exciipted. 11; .IL unitli, in. RIDDLE, (hal Puss. Agent. acinq Stip't Olossburg, & Corning, & Tioga It 'lntlns will run na fulluw•a un ll further notice: letantnotlation—Lenves plop§ utic at 7.05:1 . 1. In., Mit., /field at 7.0 i Timm at 6.33. Lawr uterine, at: 9,1 arriving at Coming at 10.25 a. In. Mail—Learts filoesbarg nt I,EO p. in., 15.1annfLeld at :I:a:, Tioga at 3.08, 1:ml-enc.:vine at 3.50--arrlring et Corning at r, p. tn. 1 , Mail—Leaves Corning at 8,15 u. n , Lawrenceville at 9,18, 'y uroga ut 10,00, blanafletil nt I.o,3o.arrlring st g at 11,10 a. m. Ac l il d :Zl ' odatiou—Leaves Corning at 3,4'4 p. to . Lar s ncevllle nt 4,02. Tiog - ti tit 6150, Mansfield at !e, :3, , ,_ . riving nt nlonitmrg at 7.20 p. tn. ). ,L. ll .BliT'rUCK,Sup't r - ' TRAINS FOR. TUE NORTH. Traius fur CanandagulaVe Elmlmas follows: Ascomodation at 7 Otl Express [fastest train on mull 11 45 al Mall 516pu Way Freida, [passenger canal at &ached] ...... 7lx a r , On and ilea Nov. 21, 1867, trams will arriTt at! depart flora 'fray, as follows: LEAVE I , 3OITIWARD. .10 65 A. M.—Daily (except Su days) for Elcuirs, 10, Canandaigua. Rockiest r. Bridge and tla Canada's. 945 -I'. M.—Daily (except Sundays) for Elmira sad Buffalo, via Erie Railway from LEAVE SOUTHWARD. ti CO A. M.—Dally (except Burtch' s) for Baltimore Wasniagtott, Miletelelpnia„ 9 G,5 P. M.—Daily (except Su days) for Baltimore, Wa4hington uad Pl'iladelp a. J. N. MARRY, „I; S. TOBNO Itarrisburg. Well I Pass. eig't Baltimore.. Md • Philadelphia &- Eric R. R. du and after MONDAY, tktober 14th, 1567, on the Philadelphia &Et io hail Road trill tun WEST MOLD Mali Train leases Philadelphia " " Williamsport.... arr. at Erie Erie Express leaves •• •• arr. attErie....... - Elmira Mall Iraqi " " " a Williamsport .. arr. at Lock /Liven EASTWARD Mail Train laves Erie " " 15 ililtunspoit.... arr. nt PllSladelphla Erie Express leaves Elie " " " I latuspirt.... err. at Philadelphia.— Elmirt Muil !races Lock Haven.... " " Willlumspett " " err: ut Philadelphia..... • Waltham, Jla•cy Boston, Atuum. !Jordon. Jferxx. 31,01 and Express connect. with all tralits.un Wurr . Eraukiin Itu Pastetigers 14.tving PhlLulalpLu ut 12.06 M. ,ta-rlvo nt Irvioatown ut 64u u. ut. tin.t ‘.6 City ut LO a. in. Leaviug illittalelpith at s.qt, at Oil at 3;35 p tn. WX2TWARD BatIND Mail Accommodation Express Express At Cory there is a junction Erie and Cil Creek Itsit ltogds, At ' Meadville with the Franklin and Oti Cit) et Li Pithole liranch. • At Leavittobuta,o the, Mahonlny litauch rect routo to Cleveland. At Ravenua eot.m.cti Cloreland and Plttabuigh Railroad. Tho Road panties through dirrun,!Abitiund. 1.11, Marion, Urbana, nnd Dayton, itilet.tctinc roads, and terminates at Cincinnati. L. D. .IWCRIRR, tier,. Supt ,•,, Real Estate Sale. rpHE Subaeriber will sell or rout the valuable property, to wit: One tavern stand in LaWreacee,ille. , Ono farm, on which ha now resides, on. L3ll }Lila front alrea Qhurobqa, twu tiohuel 114.,u453, two grog shops, and onelailroad, and about d; same distance from the lino of the Well Aura and Lawrenceville Railroad. The farm contaia.,lo aerea of good land, 60 sorra timbered, lvell se tered, and very productive . It requires that Oa seed short be sowed and planted. howevo, tv ensure a arvest. Ono farm in Jackson townsnip, 175 arras. drat-rate place for a cheese 'factor). • Also—fur sale-4 mutes, 75 sheep, and ()tut , stock, cheap on reasonable terms. . Planing & Turning• XVIAVINO got his new Factory in operattor , is now prepared to till orders for CulAtti are promptly-end in the ',test style of `v,orka , ;:t ship. Bovine procured a . [ WOC I DIV own' PLANER I 1 he is ready to uresr boards or plank with disputes SCROLi-WORK & BRACKETS, furniebed.to order. , Hie maobinee are of the DCIT eat and most improved patterns, Shop corner of Pearl and With .Sts, WELLS BORO, PA., , Oct. 31, 1863—tf. ' T. VAN 11010. 7 MOREST'S MONTHLY M A 1341. Z IP:' universally rteknoulw.lged tho Nadel Pam' AI gazine of A uterieti; devoted to Original zo• 1;ilt ries, Poems, Sketches, Architecture and Mckitl Cottages. household Matters, Gems 01 Thought, Persona/ and Literary' Gossip (including :pedal departMentsun Fashions), Instructions on ileultb, Gymnastic, F•qttestrian gsorclees, Itlusie, Autut.e. meats, etc.: all by the best authors, and profuse ly and artistically illustrated with costly Bove , vings (ft ‘ 4l size), useful and reliable Patton: , Embroideries, Jewelry, and a constant ~ueces ion of artistic novelties, with other useful owl emelt lining literature. No person of refinement. economical bou,e wife, or lady of taste eat, ne'ord to do without tl e Model Monthly. Single copies, 30 cents; l'uti• numbers, as specimens, 10 cents; either,. maned free. Yearly, $3, with a s_aluable prmnium ; ISO copies, $5 50 .; - three copies, $7 60; five c''1"" 1 $l2, and splendid pretuiums fur clubs at $, cad, with the first premiumst to each sub,sorilatr. Ad dress, W. JENNINGS DEMIOREST, No - . - 473 lirondway, iNew Yolk. . Demorest's .lontbly and Young'Americ. , , ti , gather $4, with the premiumsfor eait. - March 20, '67-6in, iIINTS FOR FARMERS AND 0111 ENS —Th. Rod P •tun Mineral Paint Cm. aro now manufacturia4 tio• Hoot. Cheapest and most Durable Paint its me: ' coats melt put on; mixed with pure Llnseo uri all: last 10 or 16 years; It is of a light brown ur.l.ami t l o chocolate color, and can he changed to gto.a olive or cream to snit the taste of the sots one r 1 1 valuable for Houses, 'Lana. Fences. Carriage n t,tl makers,-Palls and Wooden -wale, Agricultural liap;• menu, Canal Boats, Vessels and `Lips' en• vast Metal and ShingleXpols, (I' Lang Fire awl ifol" Proof), Floor Oil Clothe Oise nufgeturer taco, used , 6000 Mils. the past ytutt.;aa.i an it taalit tar purpose is uuaut passed tot Maly durability elartlett , , and adhesivenos: Price SO pet of zoo Nthi` f will supply a farmer fur years to come. Send f ° '" circular which glees full particulars Neu' , ttl'uu: L ' .unietis branded lu a trade mails Orgik'n slinn 4l Address DANIEL OIDIr Sept. 11.1607-Cm. 264 Pearl Street. ;WC, torY TOD-WORE, IN THE BEST STYLE, art Q witb deepatob, at THE AGITATOR Om LINES 01r"re.g4vEL. =I EUZE UAILWAV EASTWARD DOUNP Northern Central R. Pt Atlantic and Groat Western W SALAMANCA STATIOk EASTWARD DOVIND, Expresi. ....................:1 Accommodntlon, 11. i Yapfesa .6.30 .12.19 11.00 Lawrence, Apr. 17, 1807-If. B. T. VAN HORN, ot+-4 .17.10 L . 8.05 a ra . 845 p /2 ut 495 p :9.45n . 8(.0 a . 28 pr. .7.91 p c 10.4t1 11.40 p . 855 n r. 42p •1, 1.11:4J n ...... LUC, h 7.1'0 5.35 it. 14. 6.10 p M. S. BALDWIN
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