ME A ECEART or STONE Br .! 1011)1_, IfABRINGToN Whence comes my love? 0 heart, diselosel It was from oheeksthat shame the 9s o , ,From lips that Bpi. the:rut:o it . :Prom dyes Out rue k the diam6fid's.baze; jv Whence comes my oe ?as freely 'own ; Al, me ! %as fro a heart like, : sione. i Tho blushing cheek speaks modest mind, The lips befitting ords most kind, • The eye does tempt to love desire, - And mains to say 'tie Cupid's fire; Yet all so fair but speak my moan, Sith naught doth say the heart of stone. Why thus, my love, mo kind bespeak Sweet eye, swiet lip, sweet, 'blushing oheek— Yet not a.heart to save Myain I 0 Venus ! take thy gift cigatti I Make not so fair to eau se our moan, Or make a heart that's like. our own. Romance ui Iteal Life. In the year 1847 a family named I 'Angle, consisting of husband, wife, wio sons and four daughteri, became °livened to Mormonism, and started 'nun their old home in Oneida county, New York, for Salt Lake City. The family started in the primitive manner peculiar to emigrants, particularly in those days—provided with a coupleof large covered wagons, well: stocked with provisions and other necessaries, as well as with firearms and ammuni tion. Arriving in the western country, they were joined by other converts to the Mormon faith—the whole forming quite an iin posipg caravan. The sequel showed, however, that it was not ex tensive enough to overawe the hostile Indians. Wnen about half of the wea ry: -.;ourney bad been finished, they were at tacked by a large party of mount ed redskins, armed with bows and ar rows, rifles, spears, Jce. A desperate Ile ht ensued between the emigrants and their ttava v ge toes, which eventuated • iii the dc.eat pi the latter ; not hnwever till neuty of the "palefaces" had been kiee I ai:ti wounded. Au episode of tilt fi , .,,1,!---iy.;/,•trendin g , to the Pringle firm 1:y V.',..; til,• c!.t.pt.lll eof their son join it% :he i e i:aii,, who bore him rapidly. aw•ty. • Tint II LUC (ltai VI! whs but ten ,yea,.. old, mid the pet of the family. a;ni Cie an:tills:l of his parents can scatta.•ly t.e nott..!ined. At first an at t elt 'IL.••i re.-cae of the lad was cootemp hca.t.i, hut it, hopelessness was apparent Oli a ill ~il, . 'n CS thought, - and it wa, alt:11011)ttel I. . "It% '." 1 0 1, tA rod bay wits kept by ` I the I nil.: :is !or t.everal years, and in. man.) nit-iti.et-t became_ "one of them" enter ing lie•trtily into their games, hunts. wars and modes of life ; but all this time he longed Mr liberty, - and was fat from satisfied with his lot. At lit.st, in 1,35), while accompanying his Indian ft , 'SOCiii; e 4 on a horse stealing fora ifito Texas, - he e:eaped and made his' ay to New Orleans, where he gradually) agsi tnilated himself into civilized customs, Wien the late civil war broke t. he joined the rebel army, and becalm one of the most skillful scouts in Beaure garti's command: 1 -• To return to time emigrants. No fur ther misfortunes beret them, and the Pringles arrived at Salt Lake City in due time, and were received into the ' bosom of the Chdrch with great show of Satisfaction on the part of Brigham YOung. They tylourned the loss Of John as though he were dead, consider ing, in fact; his fate as ten times worse than death, and never expecting to see him again in this world.i. The othei son, William—Who was two 'ea-rs the senior of JOhn—greW up to be one 01 the pillars of the Mormon church.— And now comes in the most • thrilling part of the story—the part that gives the local .interest to our narratiye.— . William Pringle arrived in town 'yes terday., on his way to Liverpool, Eng land, it 4 a missionary in the • eaus of ~Afornionism. John Pringle 'likevise itt•rivcd hetown yesterday, havi»gl de <tided to come North, to visit his early home in Oneida County, New York.— By sonic strange freak of Providence, the brothers were brought face to ',ape. William in walking about thesity s'tep red him a saloon on Seneca street', in the afternoon, to get a glass of ale! A small. social party ' John Pringleam g the rest—were sitting around the sto e. il William invited the men to drink, which, strange -to say, they did. Otie -drink led to atiothlATTind the drinking 'ledt to song and story. John told the ster.x, of his capture by the Indians, and his strange subsequent life ; or at east be commenced to tell it, but was inter rupted by William, who recognized •ip the story-teller his long lost brother, threw his arms around him arid- fairly - wept for joy. William's programme - was at once changed, and, instead of continuing o n it i s journey toward Liverpool, the two brothers started for Utah this morning, determined ose no time in gladdening the heats of tho,e parents who had mourned their 10,t life,' for twenty long years.--;Plaih cle«lcf, (Cleat/eland 0.) , 1 A Car incident Going. to Brookline, one day, I gook a ear at a tdni• when it was the fullest. A eighteen or so sat reading in the corner opposite. From the cap he wore„and the ereOcarriage of his shoul ders I fam-ied that he had been in the army. While I sat looking at bite an 01(1 colored woman got in. Two gen tlemen had given their places to white lath I , ut none of the live seated gen tlemen olii-red ., the ohl woman a ,seat. She.w:ts very black and shabby, but the ne.ly ince way kind and patient, and the p , 4or eloihes , rere neat.. I wasabout to OLur Illy I , Cal, when t 4 boy glanced up, 1 ., ;-c instantly, and beckoning, :'aid rcsi " a place, ma'am," ;e took a with a Motherly "than - y, (1c; . • anti seated herself midi a ..!!h action. TNO girls looked et oh. r.aoti.er and giggled, but stopped !S ;th an altered idol; when tho , Wont. of Lk: had observed tin.; Ow youth was lanie. his clutch the old gentle fl an nu! kirbiled up in all impeat w'tv a hich made me suspect that he NV: ashamed otThiniself. Non nit,sn't stanti ; sit down, sit down,' lie !-a.d. sir. I can stand per knd the boy looked doWn at his book, coloring a little under the ioar-ap,ii-twt-Lty pair of eyes fixed on him. The old gentleman wouldn't 6it, down, and g,lancing at the buy's cap, he said : • "You've been in the army ?" "I was at Wagner." "Got wounded there?" said the old man "Lost my foot, sir." Up I got, and insisted that he should sit 'down. Bat he laughingly refused; saying lie was gOing to get out; and with a'inilitary salute he left the car. It was curious see how carefully the ladies drew their skirts out of his way : how respectfully a man opened the door for him - , and ho}r• gratefully the e Aored woman';: eyes followed himl— ..lllcrry'sAtuscum for RV!). • - GitAsT's HAmTs.,---" Miles O'Reilly" writes from Washington to the Citizen, that while he expects to oppose Grant's erection to the Presidency, he cannot fight with lioisoned arrows, and he therefore disposes of the charge of in toxication brought against him thus : " Let me, therefore, after exam ination, denounce all these recent ebar ges affecting Gen. Grant's habits as ut ter and damnable lies--Abe word 'dam nable' being not only justified but made a necessity of justice by their charac ter." Isn't that emphatic enough ? - Woman is a delusion!" exclaimed a Crusty old bachelor to a witty young lady. " And Mail is always hugging some delusion. or other," was the quiet: retort: • • • Somel3oily , who professes to know, ad ' vies housekeepers to grind their tea as they do their edtrep. ,Stovesa rives I N 1 Mi a t P WARE: MR. NV ILLI AM 11,,08t ItT S begs to announce to the citizene of Tiega County, that in addition to hit excellent stock of Stoved, Tin-Ware, Brittania, and Sheot-Iron Ware, he has, at a groat butlay, fiteeked hit'stoto on MAIN STREET, WELLS 110110: . , . . . , , with a con:pieta 'a - as - arta:lent of Shelf Ilarthiare, •,f which we'enumerate the following articles: NAILS, SPIKES, CROWBARS, X CUT, MILL, !LAND AND BUCK SAWS, BUTTS, STRAb - lIINGES, , CABPENTEIt'S TOOLS,' PUMPS, AXES, AUGERS, •• ' BITTS, 3ITT-STOCICS, HATCHETS, CHISELS, SHOVELS, .SPADE.S,. 'FORKS, BE NOH-SUREW S, vVOOD SCREWS, CARRIAGE BOLTS, BURRS, SKEINS, WASUERS, PIPE BOXES; AXLE TREES, ELLIP - • TIC iPRINGS, HORSE snor,s. 11.00 P, BAR & BAND IRON, GRINDSTONE tiAN9(S, CORN POPPERS, SAUSAGE CUTTERS AND sruFFErts COMBINED. Also, PISTOLS, PISTO C A RIDGES,RT POWDER AND . CAPS: PATENT BARNDOOR HANGINGS I new thing, and made for use. These are but n few of the many articles composing our stock of Hardware: • We invite the public to call and examine for themselves. We aim to keep.tbe best quality of 400ds'in ou line: and all work to order done promptly art! well. WILLIAM It OItERTS• Wollsbo 11•1111111E1 Sept. 1,1864—tf. To Ow iers of Horses a4l Cattle. T oni AS' DERBY CONDITION I'OWDER:3 ARE 1. warranted superior to any others, or no pay for the cure Distetoper, Worma, note, Coughs, aide- IMMO. 0)1116, U., iu ilOrerti j and Colds, Coughs, Loss• of Milk, Mack Tongue. horn visfemper, Cat. tle They are perfectly safp and )noocent; no need of stopping the working of yohi antnnkla. They increase theampetite, give a flies coat, cleanse the bhunach and urinary °roue; al.o increase the milk of cows. Try them, and you mill never be without them. Hiram Woodruff, the celebrated trainer of trottin • horses, 41as used them for years, and recommends them to his frienfia. Col. Philo. P. !lush, of the c 011ie Race COMA, Fordhatn, N. Y.. would not use them until, he teas told of what they are cotuptr , od, since which be is norm without them. lie luta over twenty running horses in hie charge, and for rho lest three years has used no other medicine for them, He has kindly per mitted me to refer any one to hint, Over LOW other oferences can be seen ut the depot. Soh) by Druggists old Saddicra. Price 25 cents per : box', Depot, 56 Cortlandt•Street, Now York. , (Vsb. 10.1 Public Benefit, A NIONG the mneful improvements of.the day, i -- 1 there aro few that give more promise of _food, few so well adapted to relieve' _human oaf tip fering, few so well approved by th Olio as that new and powerful remedy called • lutifer (or as rho German people call it Ilealthbringer). It gives ease and comfort to the-poor sufferer r u m NeUriligia and itheumatimn, and brings -pecdy relief to that large class of diseases that ,re often cured and always benefited by an out- Nerd application. For sale by all Druggists. whalecala Depot DAY, HOAGLAND St STI IEIt, No 54.Courtlaudt St. Neysi York. NEW HARDWARE STORE ! CONYERS & OSgpllll additionlN or t lo their o c ld e ,,b t, us b i l it is e i s l s et l i n a hrry STOVE, TIN, AND GENERAL HARD WA S roilE, two doors below the old Eland; where they.. man 'tincture TLW-:W.ARE MIMI HUMANITY PRI.NCIPLE, %co •hat is. in the inest, substantial. manner.• ' In the matter of STOVI4 S, we have enough to do all the cooking and warm ing in 'Toga County. In fact, we have Stoves enough to HAKE A SUMMER in LII USSJA Wet aro tho only agent 3 for the salo of . the AMERICAN NOE STOVE in Widisboro; and this Stove is the AUTOCRAT . 9F . STOVES. We keep nll kinds of ilardivare, Iron, Nails, Steel, Ilene Skates, and a complete variety of SHELF IiARDWARE. If you don't boliove it DROP IN. CONVEaS OSGOOD. V()Usher°, Sept. 4, 1867, 3.. Elmira Saw Manufactory. • • , • , Cast and Extra Cast Steel 'Patent Taper Ground 1 - Circular Saws.: : MILL, MULEY, GANG, CROSS-CUT, CLEARING, SOOTII AND OTHER• SAWS. Mr. J. SEIIIEPPELIN, Jr., is authorised to 6011 at Factory Prices in Tiogn. , Orders for repairing, &e., loft with Mr. Schief felin will,bo attended ns promptly as :diet at Oho Erariaaolory.: .• , • ANDREWS & DURDAGII 1 . Sept. 18, 18117.—t f. CIASH PAID FOR ASH LOOS, at Bodiaa's k) Mill, by • O. S. KIMBALL. Well3boro, Dec. 25, 1865—tf • :11-4 1 ji;i 16 EY, 7.011 a 11 4411 X 'Ef q 't) ,• . irtriga ,-;4noS 0 2 11 1 r.0 11 . - : t t'S".° ii"k n YTti "ttoneedtul auetfium itrala c t pm) 4itio.,0 4 ano ,norillutirtb Hums u! oaoecpill l Vtiploa4 ~dug) puiv emeqoJaic spooo S1(1 Jaai) saiumusiru easy ma 11Evat4rilOVO 440111311 g 01iimpaufj Coto 1111410K' 1 'll Oda UtIJ g(.11 A.li 'Oulgooly a m . ; [mos Sur _Uf 90,10 u 1 , ) t taw . ;kitiqd put) ulna t y ..epu atrq einc.(lF JaVutf.o.l.4u t,oicre 203 1 4611Ai qapitar.poitalle,4• - 0 iv ! dind 113INVId NllO4 popuqepto noutava Jo uoil9eile oql jit:o pooss-oa Mil `UMMAI j 0 naina . l afttni lt 'O9 E[ I In 140 G 4 Or Or* • ESE Vq" `G'IgLIS'AIVN leoxig o.toggilam go aooa pilqy EI IIaILLOIIII 1' JAIN, 41 '3 "31' 'ItIVNI-Nli 1311VM-SSVIB `SaA4►LS `aIIVAA.CraIIH ---- - -__ . - ano.i 2u!Snq Sq A:300040El 02in1 v neva pun ssouisna /noa uo oda us 00. NEV - SPRING GOODS IN CORNING, AT THE PEOPLE'S STORE 1 WE ARE r*OW RECEIVING A FRESH STOCK OF GOODS SPRING TRADE, and aro prepare ,to supply the wants Of the NORTIIE N PENNSYLVANIA DRY GOODS. OUR LONG EXPERIENCE GOOD GOODS give tho best satisfaction, and those accustomed to patronize us know that we ~ KEEP THE BEST GOODS that are to be found in this• section, and those who are not our'pzitrona are the losers quite as ranch awe are. LARGE STOCK or.lcLO'fllS 1 1 MADE UP TO ORDER AND WAR- OUR STOCK WILL BE KEPT FULL, Warranted to give Satisfaction, A . , Sold as Low as at any other Estab lishment. Mind that. 11 70 invite an examination of blir StoCk and Prices. pledging ourselves to- SHOW GOODS FREELY AND TAKE NO c / SMITH & WAITE. 13 rning,N. Y., Apr. 10, 1867. ''' (PIM 1s 0 4) 'SHILL U3..1,14111 nbmilua ma:tasra Noi tiou 'NOII.I ROHS 'anon E.K.1011 NutnlV littofif paJpiing led seuvx 04v17738 3,11 V 341 A 0 Adapted to the people in WITH has taught UB that We keep as usual a to sett by the yaltit.r RANTED TO FIT. aud,all Goods sold by us szD ,. OFFENCE when no solo is wade W I IILL/AMS: - & " g0 154 SEMPER' LDEM, IMI =I DRUIDS, MEDICINES, PATENT MED IOINES,PAINTS, OILS, ! WIN , ippyir PLASS ? , & PUTTY, Have coma! acit6 to Of`PriCes it last. • •:f ' .1 WE do not hesitate to say that we Inve the Largest Stock of PURE , ENGLIS - DRUGS MEDICINES ) , PATHNT MEDICINS, 1•11 YANTCRE 1 PERFUMER Y, FANCY' ARTICLES, TOILET SOAP, CLOTH, HIAIR; TOOTH & BRUSHES, MIRRORS, WINES & LIQUQRS, EVER BROUGHT INTO THIS .11.44R47. , We have also the LargeSt Stock of PAINTS. OILS, GLASS AND PETT,TIr, Such am Pure White Lead, Puro White Zino, Linea's( on. Coach Varnish, Furniture Varnish, Yol- low Ochre, Venetian Red, 'Chronic, Yet low, Chrome Green, Prussian Blue, . Patent Dryer, Lackor, Japan, Spanish Whiting, Paris White, Kalsomino, Resin,' Tar, Log Wood 4 Fustie, Brazii.Wood, Cam- Redvtoo;.Potast, PAO, Alen cohol, Beninle, Spirits Turpentine, and Kerosene Oil, Paint and Varnish Brushes, Which we ivill sell 25 per cent. cheaper than any other establishment in the county. In.short, we have every thing ever kept in a first class DRUG T9RE, , • j and, all we ask is for you to call ale:amine ettr stook and prices before buying els Where. 'Re• member we can't be undersold. All goods warranted or no sale. P. R. WILL:mu, P..lt WILLIAMS & Co. 3. L. WILLIAMS. J No. 3 Union Block. Wollsporo, Juno 26, 1307. FARMERS' EXCHANGE. 0. 0. VAN VALKENBIMG ft/. BRO. 9XCIIANGE for Farm prodnco and Canh, on tbo prlrip)o tbf o t e f'o!' , en oxe!isingo is no PORK, HAMS,, SHOULDERS, WHITE FISH, MACKEREL, CODFISII, SMOKED HALIBUT, FLOUR, CORN MEAL, BUCKWIIEAT Fr l opy,, &C. We have no ambition to get rich faster than our neighbors who are equally industrious; nor Are we desirous of running all creation that we may have more to eat, drink, wear, and To ,Lay By l'or a Rainy Day. .. , , As an evidence Ont we deal fairly and, aviaare lY rrttlt our euitomors, we ,point to the feet that our rut of cesiem hap olt7111:y ihereesed, from the first, and promisee to ow oonsiderdibly lar ger, lIARD TIMES OK NO lIARD TIMES. We pay CASH for PRODUCE, and keep up with the market prices. . (Remember the place, TOWNSEND'S OLD STAN-D, MAIN STREET, W.Rlaßilol2o, P.E2fN'A. Sept, 11, 1867-tf. • NEW FIRM, NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES, A T TIOCIA; PA. WICKHAM & 2FARR, having taken advan tage of the late ,deoline , in the ,market, have reeekved, stoOk and , are prepared to furnish those in want of G-dods Al the lowest cash rates. Tho stock consists of a general assortment of DRY GOODS, AND YANKEE NOTIONS, Both staple and fancy. Hats & Caps Boots &, Shoes, Wogethor with PORK, FLOUR, SUGAR, TEAS, And many.other articles too numerous to men tion. We woold say to Merchants, Farmers, and all others in want of, PORK or CIDER DAR RELS„RIITTER FIRKINS AND TUBS, that they calm and them in any quantity, wholesale or retail at our store. This work is all new and ex tra in quality,' just' Manufactured here at the Factory. W.IO.I.LAM Tioga. rodo. 11,1e0. , Cleaning . Sewing Machines. , THE undersigned hereby noti fi es owners of Sewing Machine's that be IS lirepared to lean and'put such machines in good order on call. Ho also is agent fork the "patent tucker," which inn be used on any machine'.' ' • JOHN B. SRAICSPEARE. Wollaboro, Sept. 4, 1861, tf. Wellsbofo Cloth-Dressilig 11111TAVING angaged.Mr. JAMES SMITII superintend our Clothing Works we are now ready to do all kind of coloring anti Oen log in good'etyle and on short notice. S. A. BILTBOLD, 0. BLAIR. Sept. 18, IM—tr. Boarding House BOARDING by the week or day, and Lod g , log, can he bad on reasonable, turps oppo. s•to the old U. S. Hotel Stand, Main" Street, elleboro. • ' •• M. M.- BEARS, Proprietor. • Aug. 7,1887, ff. • - ; • . • r • =I RE 41' W. yi R Iti S• t t ,e: t • .; TO BUY if (SELL IS OUR _BUSINESS WE will buy at the highest market price, the following articles. SHEEP PELT S, • DEACON - SKINS, DEER SKINS, FURS, HIDES, ' AND VEAL SKINS, fot_ethloh we will pay ouh. .7 • ;. • Site irlll ;nattiest - dare to drdet, Proust or hese tanned OAtP or KIP BOOTS, in the best man ner and at fair rates, and pay especial attention to REPAIRING. ALSO, We have a first-rate stook of READY-MA'W . " ; VE ORK, on which we will not be undersold, and from this time we shall make it a point to keep up the beet stook of LADIES' GAITERS, to be found in the county, which we will sell at a lowerproilt , than such articles have ever been offered in this region. We shall likewise keep up a good assortment 9f LADIES' BALMORALS, LEATHER BOOTEES, CHILDREN'S AND ' I MISSES Vora( ov VA:- • RIOUS, STYLES, And all styles of.MEN I BIVORIC. LEATIIE.O..4. FINDINGS can be bought of ns as Chea as any where this side of New York, and we s hall keep a full stook of FRENCH OALF, FRENCH KIP, UP PER, SOLE, LININGS, AND BINDING. , • Oor stook of PEGta, 'NAM; TRREAD, AWLS, RASPS, GLOVERS'- NEEDLES, LASTS, TREES, CRIMPS, with SHOEMAKER'S TOOLS and FINDINGS, will he found the tar. gest in the county, and toe sal for mall profits. We talk business anti we mean business. We have been in this region long enough to be well known—let those who know us try us. Corner of Main and Grafton streets. opposite Wm. Rob erts' Hardware Store, C.' W. SEARS, GEO. O. DERBY. Welleboyo, April 24, 1867—tt. REMIPGTONS' FIRE ARMS. , 200,000 murmur) TUX U. s.9corsatriumr. ! Army RevolVer, ' ' • 44-100 in. Calibre I Navy Revolver, 30-100 in. Calibre Beltßevolver '' . . . .. ' Navy else Calibre Police Revolver, Navy size Calibre Nesi Pocket Revolver;i 31 1001 n. Calibre Pocket Revolver,(Rider's pt.) 31 . 100 In. Calibre Repeating Pistol, (Bitten pt.) No 22 h 92 Oart'ge Vest Pocket Pistol, No ',22, 30, 32 & 41 Cartridge Gun Cane% • No 22 32 Cartridge Breeoh!Lii:ading Rifle,(Beala') No 32 138 " Revol4nOtifle, 88 144.100in,Calibre 1 ' E.' RBPdINGTON le SONS. PALNOIPAL AGENTV, Ittoo.to et Nlohols. New York; Wm Read & Son, Bcbton; Jos C Grubb & Co, Philadelpbla; Poul tne3 & Trimble, Baltimore; Fleury Folsom & Ce; New Orleans; Johnson, pencer & Co, Chicago, L M Rummy 44 Co, St. Louis; Albert E Crane, San &incise°. - , Oct. 9,1887.-9 m. ' t•TEW ARRIVAL ! N ~, MRS. E. E. KIMBALL TS nod receiving a new and fashionable stook of MILLINERY GOODS fresh from New York, which she will sell very cheap. Call and examine now styles and prices. MALI ItiTREET, 1YM14030110, PA October 100867. WELLSBORO FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP. TUB subeeribeie having proonred additional maohinory are now ready to furnish to order all ebrts of • CASTINGS, MIT AB PLOWS, CULTIVATOR 8, FIELD ROLLERS, MILL GEARING, SLEI4II-8110ES, W 0.0 D SAWNG' MACHINES, &c., &0., &o. Wo have also a WOODWORTH PLANER, for castor' and job work, We are also prepared to do SLITTING &" SCROLL SAWING to order. Halting a first-elm sorew-enttlng Lathe, we are prepared to Dinka . ; CHEESE PRESS . , SC.REWS T to order, Builders or Cheese Factories arde quested to examine oar . work. We masuraeturo the Champion PIOw, ono of the finest pnplereento in the market. , • . Cash paid for OLD IRON. OLIARLV3 WILLIA ~ 8, P. L. BEADS. • WoHaar°, May U. 1867-tf. 1868. WRIGHT & BAILEY. 1868, WB commence this year with nn exolusively RASH btieineir CASH PAID FOR WHEAT I OA - SH PAID FOR OATS 1 CASH PAID FOR CORN I • 1 , CASH F R EVERYTHING 1 I A riARGE:'Si'OCkb OF:' Lo><r POR CASH ! A LARGE ONNI,OF-FEEA FOR CARHI LAROE'SXOOK 'OF PORK FOR 1 I CASH! . Call and see usl. WRIGHT BAILLY. Wellsboro, Jan 0,1887-Iy. AU peraons intlobtod to us by note' or book Account *uet call"and settle; or pay costa. Jan. 3, mi. 1, WRIGHT & DAILEY. Wellsboro Wool Carding machine. lIANINe covered our Machine with' entire new Cards, we are now ready to, Card all Wool without delay, and in the laiket pueeiiile manila. Ail Weelsent from a distance by Stage will bo returned by the same if required. S. A.l lIILTBOLD, ORIN BLAIR. 12, 867. Well , .oro, Jun D • R. FITCH'S I ABDOMINAT, SUPPORT lIRS, for tictleatßoy'i Dritg Stara. CAL.BPIDERI French, Marine and Mach Clocks, at [deolti] FOLEY'S. To thy o AU SURROUNDING N. A- S TAKES this method of no , that the Stock of_ SPRING CL le on band, and (acre it 14 The Store' Is well ateekell wi losable COATS, PANTS AND VESTS, also, a largo atotrtcoont of GENT'S FURNISI GOODS, consisting or • • WHITE AND, CA SSI M ' B SHIRTS, COLLARS, 'NECKTI . PENDERS, SO and a good largo lot of the tn HATS AND, ever brought to this market. c Al TRUNKS, BAGS, AND U which you eon buy low for en. Clothing Store of N. A SIIER, Van Valkenburg's Flour Store. WeDeboro, Sept. 11, 18117. 1866. FOR SALE 4 •B. C. WICKIIA! T HIS NURSERY OF, FR NAMENTAL TREES, IN 60;000 Apple 10,0001 , Pear kola' supply, of .PLUM. PEA and ORNAMENTAL TREES-k The Fruit trees are composed varieties, gOod, healthy, Nome of in bearing.: Any one wishing to will do well, to call and see my at chasing elsewhere. J 1 Deliver free of charge. Tioga, Feb: 28, 1886—lye 0 UT Z' CYLEDZATED Rom ad Cattle P hone To keepers of Core tLI preparation tot provcti of the boon p mat e , luerea thy o ctentu cent. butt t-wcct. cattle, an big) thrir la all diseaes of Swiuo, aueli as Chug the Lusigv, Liver,- ~ 4 5 , 1" - ii•C &re., this itttte , , . Ij ' d , 4ill'x -'.7e. '344-::'it.,... nets as n Fpeeitlc. „..-': 4 i, 4 4 i ;, i.- By platting fr.,:a ••;?.& •,:i. , .. ' I', . .. , ,11 4 14 one-halt a p3p , ..- A'''al .-'. a .1 $ l l ,lNe to a paper in ?,* -.- " . , ?^ , 111P4 barrel or BWM t it, =>=- Above above dise r abt-4 i-1.7.::.1 , . - -,l* 4 . , ~,•', . !•i will he eradicdted `-'-''''''''''-- a , --- - 1 oc entirely pr,.ventvl. If gii:ort in tin; • preventive and ea , : 1,1. I . • i" ,. 7 CI•ot Price 25 Cents p.:2 r •ny ; f- TIIBTAIz LD R. A. 170 T AT Tll 112. I{'HOLE3AI t DTIV.(i AND v4) l No. no Funk? in Si., • Por Saio r.. 1 s out the United States. DAVID E. FOUT, SUCC For solo by John A. Itoy„Wolisbo STATE NORMAL SCIIOO , FIELD, TIOGA COUNT F Aat7X.TX. F.A. Anon, Principal, Professor arid Mental Science. J. T. STREIT, A. M., Professor of CHARLES 11. VERRILL, A. M., P Mathematics. Mae. L. M. PETERSELIA; Modern Languages and Drawing. ;• ; Mtas MARY R. HIJHRS, B. E., En i . Branches. Mesa. S. It. PRESTON, B. E.. Principal of the Model School. L 0. HOYT, Professor of Vocal and tal Music. Mesa ALICE B. SEELEY, Assistant of Music. - BOROOLI YEAR 1867-8. First Term beOris September 4, Second term begins Decemb'r 9 Third term begins Mardi 23, EXPENSES PER TERM OF 101 Fall and Spring Term, including hoar room rent,ituition, book rent, I fuc oil, and washing, Winter Term, Day students, tuition and book rent, Total expenses for school year No extra charges. Rooms furni, fitoves, Chairs, tables, stands, pails, C mattresses, pillows, and one oowfor further Infermatlon sand for Catalogue I Aug. 7, 1867, 6w. Address, 1: Mrs. A. J. Soli I 8 now receiving the Fall styles of MILLINERY, direct from the city, and will be plen a : her old friends and customers, with as r ones as may choose to favor her with ronage. I have engaged a first-class kor, and am prepared to carry on DRESS -IVIAK - ] in all its branches. In a satisfactory ra: Orders taken for Hair Jewelry. 0( paid for human hair. Store over V burg's Grocery, Main-st. Wellsboro, Sept. 25, 18117-tf R 0 4,1- IBIrCE FOR BUSINESSI The flue ()cation for a store bet.. building known as Roy's Block, and !Saloon is uoveOlrered for sale on pea favorable terms; Inquire at Roy's Dru' J. A USICAL INSTRUAIENTS.=—J. oar, dealer in Decker /.4. kt Bre 1, aloes Brothers pianos, Mitten .4. Be; toot organs, Trent, Linsey.4,6o. fueled: tbe B. &Irminger melodeons,' Room o Boirents siore. Sept. 1!/.1 Butter and Ch. , -n-IOIIEBT Market Price paid for B Cheenc,.or akiiped for parties nt 24julyGf. TOLBS A BAR . . • oal for Sale. C°CAh""iong,l4,l TI UMINOUS COAL Sept. 28,/ 887. D. P. ROD THE largest assortment of Warelik Jewelry and Plated Ware in Ties. at [i9deeelS] FO CASH PAZ' FOR BUTTER AT • WRIGHT & BAI ProoD3 of the Superior Quality Wellabor° A,ALElti ii o.'lsl WA-I CH •! IlaDii - WA . LTHAAI, MASS. ' OUNTRY I E R, trying be pool* The Ataerican i Watch Compiiny, of WitUlm tn, Mars., reepautfully submit that their Waillieli are ~ cheaper; more accurate,' two complex, more tiara. We, better adapted for g neral me, and more en oily kept hi: s enior and r paired thin any titre:. watchea in the tuarkt.t. ' They are bitliplvr hi structure, and therefore Indigo . , arid Ita-: , likely to be injured than the majeriti of foreign :catch es, which are 06:I:posed of 0 ~,i) 1,25 to :MO piv ot:, while in tin old Englb.ll watch thesis are. more than 700 parts. Uuw they run utoler,the hardest trial watches can have, bifrhown by the • following letter: THING wet thon before. ,h 1.1:o meat fatal- 8, 'SUS KS, GENTLeiSEN : Tile watches manufactured by you have been in use on this railroad fur semeral years by our anginewen, to whom we furnish watches as part of our equipment. Thoro are now some three hundred of them carried on'mur line, and we consoler then' good and fellable time-keepqrs,, Indeed, I have great satisfaction in saying your watches give us less trouble, and have worn, and do wear rouch Wiser without ru. pairs than any watches we have sue" bad in use on this road. AS :t•ou are aware, wo formerly trusted to those of English , manufacture, of ac knowledged good reputation; but us a class they never keep time as correctly, nor have they done as good service, as yours. , . In these statements I um sustained by my predecessor, Mr. Lewis, whose experience -ex tended over a series of years. Respectfully. EDWARD IL WILLIAMS, - , .•General SuperineentiCmt. t fashionable YA PS, II 'BRE LLAS, at the Cheap Ist dour east of 1866. AWCwietin Watch Co., Wa liLaht. Wo wake now live different grades of watcher., tiamed respectively no follows : . • Appleton, ''racy d.• Go., Watratra, Zero*. Waltham Watch Companif, Waltllunt, Jlaos. I'. S. Bartlett, Waltham, Ross. Tillery, B " lo o,LMuss. Rome ;Vetch Company, • nostiA, I All of' these, with tyo exceloi.. of the Howe Watch Company, are warranted bYl n tlic American Watch CotnpqnyAo ho of the bust tuatetial, on the most approved principle, and ek cry requisite for a reliable timekeeper. 1 I.ll.iry dealer selling these Watches is provided With)the Gam pany;s printed card of guarantee, which should . aceompaqy each Watch sold, so that buye4s may feel sure they are purchasing the wit:eine article. Thera are numerous counterfeits and imitations of our Watches sold throughout the country, and we would caution purchasers to bo on their guard against imposition. . ' IT AND OR 'TIOGA Trees. reel. If, CIIERRY, 1111.111313ERY. f thd pholcoAt em large and get a *supply ck before per at the deft Any grades of Walthatn Watches may bo par chased of Watch Pealing throughout tho c. iuntry 120E1MNS & APPLETON. Sept. 4,1867—0 w. 152 Broadway, N. Y. wtlers. • The American Cooking State. , . AFTER twenty years experience , in the Wall ufactu!e fd stores, we became convinced, some six yt;ars since, that a vast amount of money was bethg expe'ntled by the peophi ofi i this country, in buying el4ap and worthless stoves, a large portion of whiilh was wasted; and that true economy consisted in buying the best stoves that could ho 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 ho made: And we have _experimented with it,;and carefully watched its operation tor rho last six years, and when 'an improvement mitt:rested itqell. ne have at once adopted it, and we have .several of ,t,hcsit improvements secured by letters patent. in this manner we do not hesitate to say, we have brought it to a higher .tate of pit' wet hill than has heretofore been attained in cooking stoves. The recent improvements in 004 stove has' added largely to its convenience and effective ness. In.all the varieties of Ayes we manu facture, we study Usefulness, duAlity, ,iinvo i nience and economy .in operation, miler than cheapness in price, and in no doing re are satib liud No study the interest of thos ~ purchasing our stoves. SHEAR, PACKARD,'& Co„ invaluable. the quality ;ilk. It Las rortn by cc pertinent pertinent toe e the guan o milk awl twenty per I ti make the lirm awl In fatu.ning i gives thew 'tile, 10Obt. VA litle,, awl Isciit thi iye Albahy, N. V. For sale by CONVERSI Jr, OSGOOD Wens boro, Pa. ISseptiti-3m. U:ccrs in SALB 13.00. M, uppto.ito Dartt's Wagoii Shop, Main Street. FACTORY in Scars A: Wit. limns Foundry, second story. Orders promptly filled and satisfaction Guertin toed. Fancy Turning done to order. Wellsboro, June 12, 1 - 567. J. STICKLIN. n certain e:s for $l, IMEEEM ME BSI ra , MANS PA. of Naturu 1 anguages. rrotegsor of warn m on Initraotor ELM EMI EEKS. $OO 00 64 00 10 00 ...$lB4 00 I:bed with ibedsteads, doi For inoipal MI manyto see many new !their pat -IDressm- NG EOM l ed prices led MEN.-: • can the II ullard's .liar nod Store. ROY. h Shake her and lin cab- Hone, and er J. It. I, 1866. esc• titter and DM or Salo OE e, Clocke nounty EY'S. El • or .ttir PENN. RAILROAD COMPANY. OFFICC 01' 'TIM SPEitINTENDENT, Airook:A, 15 Dcc., MO. .T. 'STICKLIN, Ghairmaker, Turner, and / . Furniture Dealer, Tioga Zarble Works, M ILE undersigned is now prepared to use CIAO all orders for Tomb Stopes .and Menu monis of either , ITALIAN OR RUTLAND MARBLE, s of the latest style nod approved workmanship. and with dispatch. Ho hoop constantly on hand both kinds of 14fYirble and will be able to suit nil who may fa vor him with their orders, on as reason/Ale terms as can be obtained in the country. Stones discolorod•with rust and dirt cleaned and made to look as gOod ns new.. Tioga, Nov. 1, 1887—tf To . the Farmers of . Tioga- County lAM now building at my manufactory, in Lawrence villa. a suporlor FANNING- MILL, which possesses the following advantages over all other 1. it separates oats, rat litter. and foul seeds, and chess and cockle, from wheat. 2. It'oleans tlaX scud, takes ont yellow seed, and all other seeds, perfectly. 3, It cleans timothy seed. 4. It does all other separating required of n mill This mill is built of the best and most durable tim ber, in good style, and is sold cheap for cash, or pro. duce. I will fit a—patent dove, for separating oats from wheat, to other mills, on reasonable terms. J. If. lIIATIIHR. Lawroncosple;OctOber 10,1806-1 f UNION ACADEMY. KNOXVILLE, TIOGA CO., PA 1 FACULTY : );• ELIAS HORTON, Principal. )188. ADA -‘9, MORTON, Piecoptresa. 31zsa MIRA MORTON, Asalatant. • 11188 ,AMANDA MAZE, Teacher of sic. CALENDAR FOR 1867-8. San Torm commences Sept. 3d, Winter Term Nor 20th, Spring Term Feb. Mb, MOS. EXPENSES PER TP.P.Ikt Primary Department $5 00 Common English 6 00 Higher English ' 700 Languages and Higher Mathematics 8 00 Instrumental Music, extra 'lOOO Vocal Music, extra. 3 00 Drawing, extra 3 00 Room Rent 2 50 Board per week ' . . ' 350 Knoxville, August 14, 1867-tt. Planing and Scroll Sawing, COVINGTON, TIOGA CO., PA. , The undersigned has put in n Wood Worth. Planer AND A SCROLL SAWING AIACIIINE at bis. shop, south-cast, side of Gextallit's Saw 711111. 11e will keep constantly ut) hand CLAPBOARDS AND FLOORING, and subscribes himself the, publiek's liumhle ser vant at a fair compensation for labor. t k .D. S. INMAN, Jr. ' Coviugtp u , Dec. 19, 1b111:--1y Planing Machine. ' AT - KEENEYVILL.F..., PA. IHAVE ppt in N PLANER. ;111d uu prepared to phino flooring, hidint:, ear. ti order. OFO. D. KEENEY. Sept, 18,1867-Iy. PNEWELL, DENTIST, 'MANSFIELD, Pa. • grateful fur the very liberal patronao heretofore received, will continue so 118 to, pert form all dental operations, as to merit the Tepidly increasing professi , onnl'ilethant4 rto%N. engaged. All operations in all departments of the profes sion exeruted in tlje host possible manner 1 All now, useful inventions and improvements ddopt ed. The highest good of his patrons the ultima tum of IliN ambition' Dec. ft, '613-tf CHOICE LOT OF GRAIN BAGS for 1-:14:5 ,j cheap! rki WRIGHT •t, BAILEY'S. WoUB6oiio;, Slime. 6, 1867. 1 311 nut' uftel Sion 1.3. Nov. 25th. ,Z , . - ettVeCorOf /guttahi nt, the following hours: ''" .. 7 la - s• it • STWAII.D 801:1fib. 12:28 n• la., I 'Fress :qui i. '... untlay s excepted for Ilas, ' - ...!'i r ;i: SalarnA cti,it n 4 -14tnicirk, connecting a itii lai d re•:"= - `e.. 4 . fur the Weet. , l ,-.:2.tz: , . •.. ... , t.:•••••52 6:43 a ai ...tglit Exit' ees, ciluda)s excepted, for Saito t ['II'S, 5m aj „," (4 ,,, - ; ,i r i, Dunkirk, malt big direct tenuttt..;' ' '' ''''-' 4 with train, of the A 1111101 c k Vireat 11i:tire,. y . ,,,. r' a f f g S hore, and Wand Trunk Rail trarys i loi aII polbri.' p,,,, •.ffl 7:U3 ii. in.,Nigiit hxpress, Daily, for Ilit Ifs le.:-:•15t,,,,,, , • -,' 44 1 ,. - 1 DuultirWittid the West, connecting WI above, -'42 'i:ls a in., N %lit I.:ma ess, :-Illalti) 4...1 (.. ith 4 i; 1c.% IA l ' " e•ter Ann billialu. %1•I A St,ll. 10:32 a. tn., Sla a I tra ao , SoOdu.yB ()1C1:101,11, NI Dut, h, 2111,1 Punkah. - - ,".., 1:47e p in, Baltimore Express. Staid/Iy/, excepted, 1, - ,- 2.1 ibuchest.or and BulTalu, ela , Avon. . • ~,,,,isg , .4,- ,,, :- .4 7:03 11. ni.:l).ty Express. Nutitlaya excepted for saw t - -... , i,5, ri•illut•tiica, Dunkirk - and the 11ost, CM ,11, .0111: ~ 2,..:;'1 Li nt Salitillatlell with the Atlantic and (3 rent kr . s ICe., ,•.‘...: , z.,".. ".. I , Rada ay ; .at Banal,' with the 1. cl a ". shore nd tha t ; F.:l Trunk Railways, and al Dunkirk a lib 01,- 1.111,,,1 . 5h ut t '' . .,,,, - itaillk - Ily; I.r all 1 " to ‘l'osr nod ,00 114 " , 2. - ;;;"-:, 7;10 p in Day Express-Sundays exeeptell,fol itochesp r , t'.. 1 : : ';?• :- . 12. W pro Way, Vreight, Sunday, exerptedP 6:48 P. al„ Errligblii t train, Dilly, for the West. 1 • •••.--.- i j - i • YASSWASD DCIIIND. ' - - :iy, 1:416 At io ' ., Night I..xpre•ii, Bally • Sundays' exc et , t , 4 ' - ;, - ..i - connecting wt. Gray( toirLfur 'WArwlek. and at y,,,; 1 : . ,;:e1 York with afternoon trains anti sten mei b lot 1,,,, 0 -.- A ~,,, Now England Cities. •• ' 1 , 4-; -- I - f 4:18 a.m., Cincinnati Express-3101)days exseptiti.c ct • --,,,,,. netting at Elmira for II n rrisilt rg, Hollolciphin tel t ., ..,, tile,?outh; at Owego for Ith tea; at Itingion s t, t ,z :41 hit- byruense; at Great Bend fo • Scranton, I . l.llhaq. l''''''' pliia. and Trenton; at fittclotwaxen for Ma ley.llll kt ; ~.. Ili/tycoon for Newburg anti Warwick'. 10.16 A 111 Accommodation Train &Lib , connecting ~, lit Muni; a for Lasiandaigua. - ~,,.. t , 10:• \ •S a. iii., Day Expres;;Siniapiexcepted,connectk t ";;.. n . Elmira ter Carpi ii inlaigna. at Bingham/fon fur Syts :_''ec 114(.. At 0 trk Bon i fur Scranton, at .I.iwknuaxo, Pr ,-. I owloy,, Ina At Jersey City with midnight /.1•00. C. 2 7". Train ul New Jersey Railroad fur Philatielphla, Bak,. i t more and Washington,. , 3:12 p. m., Baltimore Express, Sundays excepted. . l-•, Ls-:-,.. 4:36 p. m.. New Yolk and 'Baltimore Mall, Sundays e l l•:•,; , cupted !zgi 7.07 pat hightning Express, :Sunda) s cxcepted , c o , t..', nt•cting tit Elmira for_liarryburg, Philadelphia act,i, the South; at Jeritey City =with morning expreo ••:S ,'.. train of New it 1 sey Railroad tor litinimoro ;ad . r.,.1. Washington. and at New York with- morning ex• press trains for Boston and the East. • , 12:30 p. in. IVay Freight, Sundays excepted. .;2.y.. Witl It. BARB, 11. 11l I/Dltil. %• .: ,_,.. Gotil Pass. Agent. flcrel Sup' , :,,,, Taainc will rim us 'follow@ until further make: Accominotlatfon—Leaves Blecsburg at 7A - A- m., 51ht, field at 755 Ploga nt 8,33 Lawn nceviLle at 0.15 arriving nt Corning at 10,26 a. tn. Man—Leaves Bloesburg, at 1,,50 p. in., Nlfinhfiehl al Tiogn at 3.09, Lawrenceville at 3 f,O--arrhlng Coining at 6 p. in. Mail—Leaeea Corning at 8,16 a. rn , Lawrencerllh 0,18, Tiogn at 10,00, Ilatudleld t.10,30--arriving a: Blosh-burg nt 11,15 a. in. PORTERiWILeuX 4p '4IIWYEL. s 8 •m maiLWlty. Ellossburg & Corning, & Tiogn V Asconnnodatlon—Leaver Corning at 3,40 p. m , Lan rencusille at 4,32. Tlogn at 0:00, Mansfield at AG arriving at Blosaburg at 7.2Cgp. tu. r • • Northern Central R. IL • TRAINid FOR TILE tionn. Trains fur ettuantigitialeavo .Liroira Its tolloot. : Accarnadation at 7 Olt a al Express (litatest Dant (711 road] 11 4.5 a e. Mall 615)te7 Way Freight, (trassottger coach attached; 7 10 a n, On and alley ' Nov. 24, 1867, trains will t}rrise atA depart front Troy, us follower LEAVE NORTHWARD 10 60 A. 10.--Dariy ‘ (vurpt ?Sandity a) for Melba, 11 1 1111 - 4- 10, Canandaignot, hallos ter, - ...5u5p. lirldgs and tbr. natiat, 9 . 415 p. (atop Su misty es) for Elmira ail Erlu Ratits • frtrio Arnim LEAVE eutI"HWARD. • 000 A. (except Sund43B) fur Baltimore Wa4hington, Philadelphia, ttc. 9U3 P. M.—Daily texcor B . gitd.ol) for Italtimor, IVa.llingten atiid"Plitharlphiad , J. N. Du BARRY, ED. B. YOUNO 9pt.llluirizburg„ Den I Puss. Ag't Baltimore, lid Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Ots vista after .NIONDAY, Octol63r 1.1111, ltibi, Ts,,il, on Elio Philadelphia A: Erlo Rail Load u ill s on a, follo,• 1 I • WESTWARD. a, Mail nail MlSlildllllllllil. 11.1Lp a. . •• Williallivort - - S.D:, ala ~ - 'arr. at Die 8.41 }, u: El le 1:x10 e6a le.iNl:2lPhilade/P/1111" /2.00 1104111 • . .' M'illiunseport 8.4 p u. •• •, arr.. at 1.;11,- 9.45 a al lqnsira Mail 1,1% es l'lsilrelphia 8.00 a h. •• •• , WWI int•port 0.28 p in , ' ah•: at Lock [moo i. 4:, psa EASTWARD. 31u11 31ail Train leaves I:ife " N 1 iiiiatopott.. ••r .., 1 •• a .at Philadelphia Ei ie Expr,!sii Ira‘,a Et io " • • - Wil I iain-por t .... " - arr. at Phil.delphia ~. k.ltaii a Matt le.iik , l Loa: 1.1avh.... •• - 111111w1unpoit....i S.Zr:l ala arr. at PhiLdelHala. 610 I. to ntil ,i3d Ltipre,i Ctitillva tt. ith ail tV.eiLat. 611 Wiktr , t, S: Erank 1 m Roil 11 ily. Pi.lBbel 1 Ord leal'ing' Pilikt(plph.i at 12.00 ;1. at eavu at livitiuttm II at i 5 40 it. nirisat, Oil Cio at 1.1 TA .I.'la. I. , avhig Phihhlelphia at SAO P, >t..... nu at ell Ca) at -1::3.5 I. ni. - . BEI Atlantic and Great Western S. V. SALAMANCA sT ATICIti WETIWARD BOUND. 5.30 Ea . pres, , .... Accommodation 6,85 Mull ----, Expregg 12.1 Q 'Accou(mo, .Exprens 11.0 t: Ex - preAs At Cory Cwre to u jttuction l thi Eric, and Cii Creel. Hail Roatik, At Meadville with the Frankly' ci Mamie Branch. At Leavittehurgo the Malionlny i Bra] reet route to Citvelmal. At imvema. Cleveland :tad Pitt:44'loi Itailreml. The Ronal pa6•6e. thrungli AL -froze, At.1 , 1111 ,, i• ,•• Marion, Urbana aD,i 1)113 toll, ifqel CI (ajic,'ll, rotutn,turd berotnu, te. at Clnehemai. 1.. U. RUCKER, Real Estabi Sale,. /TIME Subscriber will soli or rout the folloalhg i • valuable property, to wit i iOnu taveru'bttlfld is ColYrtl,lee'ellit . One Linn, on %dila hl how i teiiie,, "to. Lall wile trout title° church ,s, too t....elinei lieu:.:, two grog 6110 p t ,, ;ad al i/uid, anti ahem ih , mune distance fro the liue ut ;he 11 elltbore shd Lawrenceville lia Iroad. The faytii eohtaing Ilia i t acres of good lau , 50 acres titilbereil, well its tercel, and very aptluetivo. It requires that the seed should bu sowed and planted. bowevei, rq encore a burros'. , Otte farm in J4ehscin township, 175 acres; a first-rate place for a cheese tectury. Also—tor bale.-4 mules, 75 ebeep, and •otlirr stock, cheap oti reasonable terms. ...M. S. BALDWIN. Lawrence, A`pr. 17, ISC7-W. Planing; & Turning,. B. I T.. VAN HORN, AVINU got Luis now Factory in operatlim• is now prepared to fill orders fur Cabinet Ware promptly and in tho bust rtylu . ulivorhmna ship. having procured a WOODWORTH PLANE P, he is ready to aress hoards or plank witl'diquitch SCROLL-WORK & BRACKETS, furnished to order. Ilia machinef, are uf the t.ew est and most improved patterns. shop curlier of Pearl and Waln Ste, WELLS 11040, PAI, 0 -, t;31, 1860 1 -tf. .. EiIIOREST'S At 0 NI T 11 L Y MA OAZi N E. universally acknowledged the Madel ParloP Ma azine of America ; devoted to Origuad :I , t , - ries POCITIF, Sketches, Architeature and Mmtel llou Cot gas, sehold Matters, Gems of Thought, Per peal and Literary Gossip (including :reds! departmentamt Fashions), Instructions on Ilralth. Gymnastic, Equestrian Exorcises, Altlhile, Amuse ments, etc.: all by the best anillorsonti prefme ly anti artistically illustrated with c o oly Et,grn• vings - (full the), useful and rulinhle l'altellls.. Ela c brOillariCS, Jewelry, nttd a COUStuat t•llei . e•• sio4 of al tistie novelties, with ether le.eiid :tell °idea iitling literature. No porton of rtiltierpent, economiesf house wife, or lady of taste eau afford to i:o without the Model Moirthly. Single copies, NO cent:. : Lad , numbury, h 8 specimens, 10 tents: either 11,1 ‘,I free. Yearly, $3, with a vaPerable pretuitit : site copies, $. 80: three topics, s7,'o: tiro 0p ,,, , $l2. and splendid premium: for clubs at sli. eael., with the first premiums to curb subscriber .ktl• dress, W. JENNINGS DEMURE?(, No. 471 Itroadway, New York. .I!anierunes Altodfdy it Young America, to• ;ober $4, with 11,0 pre ttittitur For each. ,larch 20,'t;7-btu. 4 1o.; A\ t) 01 . 111•3::-. —The 1.31..( toi. htkut C.. Mu HOW 111.1111)(MIUrip.; on )11.,ct Poral.Mll;e: to.. coals 1%01 wit On, mixed unit mac 1,imq.,,,1 Oil. will 11. t 101 w 151-Neare; it i, of a light Iros,n I,r I..Huillla chocolate onion , and 0..11 ert`l.ll ohre or cream m .1)11 the ta , fe o f It I' 1 . 11111 . 11. f.. (or !louses. CJlllinge .1,1 , 11.1". 1ZZ.11:614, Pitibt Agri.l))ll/1n) Jowl, im.nIH.CH)).I Boot N't•: , ,lA and Csv• Ifetal and RLingia Imors. (I' 'Ting Fire and lYnttl r;roof). Floor (HI Cloths Cone .711 H ifitcturn hat - 1H;; need GOCO 111.)18 :t.• r `ar ) aR a prinefor stn purpose 10 onfiorpos.sl.l ill I , o , ty. e ilutalolpy...lHatic;t s . 1111 6 lonl3ivelf , ,Ao. Price 1,1)1. of 1..1.`0 (Arch trill bupply a lt.rmyr ror to Conic.- Scud for It cireolitr which Ors; full pH rlieubil.. oldat unless !molded h, o trade oinrk I)A\ I 111.11Wl - T , L -'t-I.t 11. 1S(17-Om. • 'o Yl111.• JTOD-W ARK, TIT:NS. STYI. F. aud withdespatch,at Tll AGITAT 01: Otlico. r -- ; . It'::: V.f.i. -,.., E ig ;,)1 , L. IL snArrucK, sup -t 10.4.4 a sit .11.40 . 8 f,.5 a ill . f.t 0 p Di 7.10 .3 „, Alth pt,LIVI. at ion. 11.4, If, r hillalitiptll.‘ tl UII CIO al,/ t B. T. VAN HORN
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