ItIV.aU4S. ISY. Of all the torments, all the cares, With which our• lives are carat,; Of all thiqlsgeeire lover beats, Sore, rivals are the worst t By partners in'eaoh other kind Afiliotions easier grow ; In love alone we hate to find Companions Of our woe. -" Sylvia, for sal the , .pangs yew' see . tVelalSoring in my breast, Iwould bog not you favor me Would you but alight tbe,rest, Ho* great soer your rigors art, .With them alono cope: , I eau en4uro my own despair, But.nqanother's hope. . _ EARLY BUING.—It 'hi a Crime against the body and against nature unless it is preceded by a proportionably early re tiring.- It is claimed for the French women who live in the large cites, who, spend three-fourths of their n i ghtO in parties, and balls,and -dances, and :the theatre, and theopera, retiring 'to their beds towards daylight, that they, main tain their sprightliness and vivacity, and their .gotid looks by the ttniversal habit; andstionit determination,;arising from rational principles, that under all circumstances, after , having retired to bed they will remain there ,until they have bad their fall sleep out, even if ' it requires until sundown. Our own ex perience will always tell us that if in sufficient sleep is had on one night:it will be followed' by a - day 'of ' Yawning, of discomfort, of disagreeable droWsi ness, and insufficiency in , whatever calling, profethilon, or employment we may - engage. ' All physiologists agree that the first step towards madness is an insufficiency of sleep, whether co polled or voluntary. The babe gets fr i t ful when its sleep is broken in up n. That same ,babei if in • good health al ways, wakes iii of , itself to crow/ and - play and )3 mile so lovingly in a ott er's - er's eye. -We emit better and in7re so e ly intranch upon the neceasarY amo nt of food for ten days, than abate from the requisite amount,of ale eP for two, fqr the simple reason that/the rest of good sleep recuperates t e brain and the whole nervous syst., m. An emi nent biblical commentator thought to save time by rising at Our in the morn ing,iLni result was an impairth7 of sight (by the sudden transition! om the darkness of thOclosecl eye, toot e, glare of artificial light)ond genet health which requir ed many months travel abroad, and enfeebled bodily health for the remain der of life, aotl this before he was three score.—Hall's Journal of Health. KENNY CATS EXPLAINED PM —A rev :tv Of an entertaining volume, - entitl" The Book of Catsi" gives the i, follow , lig account of the origin of the popu ar tradition regarding the Mil ken y cats.- In the time of- William th 9 Third, the English soldiers station s in Kilkenny used to divert them - elves with cat fights. In the course of ime the., 'idea was evolved of tying the tails of a ouple together, and flinging them eve a clothes-line, leaving them to fight it out. This diversion gained f such pop larity that a great scarcity of cats ensued in the town and measures were taken to put a stop to the slaugh ter. So, ,when heninformation reached head quarters that two cats were. lighting it out on a certain line in the barracks an officer and a squad were sent to arrest the men engaged in witnessing the di version. The culprits heard the tramp ;., "on the stairs of the approaching party. Quick as thought the windows of the 'room were thrown• up, and the cats freed from each other by cutting off their tails. These suspended 'from the line were all that was to be seen by the intruders. " Begorra " cried one of them, as he examined the caudal rem nants, " how the devils must hay e fought. They've just alien each other entirety, and left naught but their tails behind. them." A 'very talkative little girl used often to annoy her mother by making re marks about visitors that came to the 'house. ,On one occasion a gentleman was expected whose; nose bad been ac cidentally flattened nearly to his face. The mother cautioned the child to say nothing about this feature.' Imagine her consternation when the little one suddenly exclaimed ; Ma, you told me g to say nothin about Mr. Smith's nose. Why be hasn't got Any. • BRIDGET'S LEMONADE.--" Bridget! Bridget!. why don't you being up the leixontkle?" said Mrs. R. on the Fourth of July, from the top of e kitchen of " Why, inarm,lt said Bridget, wiping the sweat from her face with her checked apron, as she put her head • round the staircase partition, "why, warm, you see the ice I mit in the lein „onadeis sip hard that it hasn't melted 'yet,lhough it's stirring it over tlie fire I've been for, the last fifteen minutes or more.)) • , A Foreigner wlid liitdo heard of the Yankee propensity for the . bragging, thought, he would heat the natives at their own game. Beeihg some very large watermelons on a m arket-wom a n 's stand, he exclaimed: "What 1 don't you raise larger apples than these in America?" The quick witted woman at oneereplied: "Apples! anybody might know that you are a foreigner; them's gooseberries." "Is Mrs. Blinkins at, home ?" asked Mr. Saunders_ of the Irish girl, who answered his ring ht the door. "Yes, I blave she is, sir." "Is she engaged ?" • "An' it is engaged you say? Faix, an' I can't tell you, far, but she kissed Mr. Tineent last evening as if she, had nev er seen the like of him, and its engaged I blave they are, sir." , An Illinois paper says : " Ai Chicago publishing firm is about to bring out a new editimi of the Scriptures to be known as Chicago Bible, the chief fea ture in which Will be thefamilveeord, which will be adapted to the rowing wanisofthe west. In addition, to the blanks for 'Marriages ; Births; Deaths, &e., there winbe aeveralpages ofalvorce. An exchange says that a hen has the capacity of laying six hundred eggs, and no more. Usually they lay a few the first year; from three hundred And twentylo three hundred and seventy in the next three years ; an d the rest from the fifth to: the ninth year in clusive. The true economy, therefore, is not to keep liens after' tUir fourth year. THE man lives most perfectly whose constant happiness in the consciousness that, in doing the best that ho • can for himself, he is also doing the best that he can for every being that is capable of having good done to it. ' The question was recently raised in a " WomatOs Rights" convention as to who was the oldest' female' known to history. One speaker put in the claim for the venerable Ant-iquity, but the majolitywent plump for old Ante•dilu van., "My dear,'? said a rural wife to her husband, on' his return from town, "what was the sweetest thing you 'saw in bonnets in the city ?" "The faces, my dear.". "Father, why don't we over see •any ace at the window ?" askeda son - of his parent as they were passing an insane asylum. "Because their heads' are all turned," was the reply. .• , • learned Roboken •clergyman re cently " One of the - commonest and most conclusive proof that man is made of clay, is the brick so often found, in his•hat." " My dear," said a cross-grained hus band to his long-suffering Wife, ' 6 ' do you Intend , to make a foot of ma?"— " NO, my 'eve ; nature has saved me that trouble," gftIiNTRY MERCHANTS Dailrymen, Farmers MI and Others. CONSIGN Yoini' • ApHES,,BEE4WAX, BEANS, BUTTER OHSESE, 'EGGS, FLOUR AND MEAL, FLAi,' COTTON, FURS "AND SKINS, -- ' DRIED•AND GREEN FRUITS, GRAIN, WOOL, (44E, POULTRY, AVAL STORES, HOPS, FEATHERS, HEMP; PROVISIONS, OILS, LARD, TAf;LOWSEEDS, TOBACCO, §O.lp3AyM, - MOLASSES, '&C.; JOSIAH CARPENTER,' • General Commission Merchant, 4427444 and 446 Washing - Eon St., ri\Tesnr "lirszsras. ind smite his c iveeisly. Prfaiieurrent of Pro dce and Groceries the most complete PriceCnx /rent Publish/a lathe United States... . , SEND FOR A PRICE CURRENT Marking Plates & Cards furnished Free Liberal Advances made on Coneignm'ls Established MO Ist; 180. ' First Class References given when Required , Apr 11,22,1868,-Iy. NEW iIARDWA4 'STORE'! CONViRS - It-OSGOOD TN addition-to their old business in Dry Goods, Oroaeries; co., have established a STOVE, TIN, AND GENERAL HARD . ,WARE STORE, two doors bolow the old stand; where they man ufacture TIN-WA : RE HUMANITY PRINCIPLE, that • is, in the most substantial manner. In the matter of • ' • s~co~rEs 9 we have enough to do all the cooking and warm ing in.. Tioga County. In fact, wo have Stoics enough to .MAKE A SUMMER in WALBUSSIA Ye are the only agents for the sale of the AMERICAN COOK STOVE n IVelishoro; and this Stotro is tits - • AUTOCRAT OF STOVES. i We keep all kinds of Hardware, Iron, Nails, Steol, Horse Skoog, and a c!outplote variety of SITE LP. , lIA RDWARE. If you .don't believe it DROP IN. CONVg.R.S.A OS4OOD. Wollsboro, 50pt.,4,188.7,4yi, - Stoves: Stoies:: MR. WILLIAM ROBERTS begs to announce to the citizens of 'Poo oou4ty, that in addition to his excellent stock of Stoves, Tin-Ware, Br4tania, and Sheet-Iron Ware, he has, at a great outlay, atooked his store on MAIN STREET,. WELLSBORO, with a oomplote,assortmeat ofhey . of *bleb we entitneffae the folloivind eitieleti: NAILS, SPIRES,' , OROWBARS, X CUT; MILL, RAWL , AND BUCK SAWS, BUTTS, STRAP HINGES, CARPENTER'§ TOOLS, PUMPS, AXES, KIM BITTiTOCKS; HATCHETS, CHISELS, S lOVELS, SPADES, FORKS, BENCH-SCREWS,` WOOD SCREWS, CARRIAGE BOLTS, BURRS, SKEINS, WASHERS, PIPE BOXES, AXLE TREES,. FILLIP - TIC'. SPRINGS, HORSE SHOES, HOOP, BAR, & BAND IRON, GRINDSTONE HANGINGS, CORN POPPERS, • , SAUSAGE CUTTERS. AND STUFFERS COMBINED.:. Aiqo, ; PISTOLS, . • , ,PISTOL UARTRIDGES, , - • • • POWDER S AND .1 , . CAPS. PATENT BARNDOOR EANGINGS a new thing, and made for,use. These are but a 'few of the many articles composing our stock of Itardware., ' - , 'We invite the publloto Call and examine for themselves. We' aim to keep' he beet quality of 'goods - in our line': and:rail work to order done promptly and well. WILLIAM ROBERTS: - W,illatoro, i 8 66—tf. ir p SKIRTS; at De LAND & 0013 EN PINSENG, ON 111 E AUGERS, , I=ll ':.1.:.,-,' , ';'z'J'e.s . ; . .: f. , -.. f:, :,_;:,--; _,.:L.:r:,-:: NEW DRY GOODS b'TORE. TOLES & HARKER, pm. 5, UNION 1.11.00 L) WE have just received our new and, yery large" stock of DRY GOODS, ~~;:,~. t- such SREETINGS, SKIRTINGS, PRINTS, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VEST- I MIS, REA DY MADE CLO . Tnwo,.zurs CAPS,' ,11100 TS SHOES, also a large and well's elected stook of CROCKERY, A RDW A RE, "WOODEN WARE, STONE WARE, ,KEROr SENE 'OIL, PAINTS' it SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES,''`; ',.' SYRUPS,- MOLASSES, ETC,. ETC., ETC. We are age to offer our austomeri 'the benefi of the LAST DECLINE OP PRICES in the New York Market, our Kook having been purchased since the great decline in Goode. - TOLES 4 11ARKER. Wellhboro, July 3, 1867 SAVINGS BANK. OTHERWISE , 'GARDNER'S ERY AND PROVISION STORE GRO THE (ILI), N.,_„/ eat establi4 IVealth 1 forgottol saying that a penny saved is a penny, rued,justifios GARDNER iii namirithis stnent,a Savings, Dank - . , Economy is said - fctrao old chap ,whose name I have a; arid it is eoonomylo trade whore the' SLAUGHTER . 7 • prided itibeixtg•prosecutedlvrithr vigor and, reprieve. I can sell Sugars, Teas, Me l !Fish,F Pork, Flour,Corn Meal, Coffees, Fruits, Spices, an everything , intended ily use, giving the buyer the benefit • OF - THE •, , of high without lames, Canned for fa l' the markets, nn advantage duly appro y everybody, excepting only those vordun fall of ciated INNOCENTS efer PROMISING TO PAY one r cent. profits to the seller, to PAYI*G fivo, per cent. cash on of of f:he I Sliall , offer my; stock of goods,':xit'Atii EVERY MONDAY, EVERY TUESDAY, , EVERY:WEDNESDAY, EVERY , THURSDAY, • EVERY FRIDAY, who p; drcd pi twonty , goods. price& " AND EVERY SA i rpRDAY, up as fast as . 1( sell out. • _uT;•ti 'GARDNER, sboro, June 12, 186,7. and fi 121 •= - • )Pultilie' lit l enellit, AMQN,G the useful improvements of the day, t.hero are fair that give moisi promise of good, few so well adapted to relieve human suf fering, few an well approved by the public as that now suf fering, pOVierful remedy called Salutifer (or as -the German people call it Ilealtbbringer). Itives case and comfort to the poor sufferer from Neuralgia and Rheumatism, and brings speed relief to that largo class of diseases that 1 ,, are o ten cured and always benefited by an out ward pplication, Eosale by all Druggists. , Wh lesalo Depot DAY, lIOAGLAND doSH , GER No 54 Courtlandt St. Now York. F , i 1 fre tent Right that Is No Humbug. AP, T" . 51:113SOMBER baring purchased the li 3 g,ht of D. 8. - Sturdevant's Milk Shelves & 1 3 rovi ion Rack for' Tioga County, is prepared to sell Township ar.individual rights" at fair rates. This Rack is portable and so arranged that it can b 3 taken apart and put together again in Eve minues: tit teciiiiin less•thrin four feet squareof a oom, and cnnlin,placed " in the kitchen in cold oather, and in the collar in warm weather, / arid,ill.bold fron 72 to 84 pans of milk. The shelv a are made in skeleton form so as to allow the See circulation 'oi air all around the pans. 1 ,, It habeen preyed that milk wily raise more crea ~ a nd keep from four to six hours longer than a ordinary shelves. • Ea h shdlf turns by itself independent of the other i i , so that the cream of the former milking is not d aturbod s by the removal or putting on of pans. The frame is such that' it can he readi 'eyed with a oloth or gauze, effeetuallyei g; insects - 0r Oust; It is a complete arrange to dry fruit upon. The subscriber will soon ifferent puke of the County with a model hack; 6r ho '0103'1:143 addressed at Wellsboro, ly coy merit oil, visit of this oso desiring to purchase Township or indi rights. Specie:ions can also be seen at tho try building of Sears Lt. Williams in this gh at any time after the middle of March. :.sagoßqE T#OISIPS9N. 'liboirOdarcbi'll,lBoB-6m; , • i! ^ r , 2 by t . vidan Foun , Boro A . • HARKNES i& RILEY, BO T AND .SHOE MAKERS, Over Wilson & Van Valkenburg's Store, in the llelyOheupiftd !)s, Aell. if Ye r et4:,i, • BOOTS AND SIIOS of all kinds made to .order and in the best manner. • REPA tRINci el, all kinds done promptly and good. • ciii79,iics .c . q4.. . • • Wipbp . rf.l., J an t 2,0,a68-1,7:, E. 8. - CASE, HARDINq'SyaDITIONS OP:FAMILIti'PULPIT, & PHOTO- i • • CiRAP.II, ,BIBLES. Wholesale Deslori.villl pnil-the list to,qmbrae,a dietillfigest; assortMlut tfieWiriteryi Th 6 publi'sher bbsitation in prozionne4 ing them more saleablethan any Bibles publish ed.. The various editions embrace all the rim': nun 'styles of bilidlrig'and 'sizes of tYpci, varying in price from s2•to $3O, for Family Bible, large quarto size. , a 1„; 'ff.ARDING7S PATENT' FLEXIBtt 'CRAIN-tiApX P,4 01 '99 11 4P# ALTArbt, . ,The superiority of ." Harding's Patent Flexible Ohairi-Baek 'Album," over all others heretofore manufactured, will, upon tho slightest examina tion, be apparent troall. . - • Ptirchasers are• assured that the . - above' hooks aro all•of the beat : Philadelphia tnanuftictare. E. B. CASE, Troy; pa. 5an.'8,1868.-gm Wellsboro feat • -Market.! , -; - BEEF I.NR/if ;MUTTON I • TH' subs`orilrer Opened _ a hie;itt in the buildlng lately occupied :by DC. Webb, on Craftenlstteet,"`ldonday morning, Feb. 17, where ho will keep a fulf hisortment of ' " - • • ITRESEFIVATS ; Ramp and Sbouldere , if t he, people will give me encouragement I will keep tip a good Feb. 18, 1868-3 m.;.. A. J, TIPPLE, , VOR: SALE ;CHEAP. ' i• 1 el eka nt - new 'opan Buggy. , 1 second band open boggy. 1 second band top buggy.- 1 Stakey. I two horse lanber wagon. WRIGHT do BAILEY. EMEINOWE r. Al. WILLIAS3:* CO; * ?. SEMPER IDEM, ;',":, DRUGS, MEDIOINES, PATENT MED ' WINE% PAINTS, , OILS,, DOW GLASS, & Polo, Have come down to Old Prices at last.' W E im d; g n es o t t i lk t r o ta o ta r to say that we have the PU B E B_FGLISH -DRUGS PATENT MEDUINBS YANKEE 'r ' PERFUMER Y, FANCY ARTICLES, TOILET SOAP, CLOTH, HAIR, TOOTH 4. NAIL t *RUSHES,: MIRItORS, ! ' WINES' & LIQUORS; &C.,' EVER BROUGHZINTO 7'HIS ;11A1,1,KET. We have also the Largest Stook of PAINT '#bo2o . rFiTY, i' Such no 1 1 Pure in Leila, Pure White Zinc, Linseed Oil. Codoh Varnish, Furniture Varnish, ' low Oohre, Venetian Red, Chrome Fel loW Chrome Green, Prussian Blue, Patent Dryer, Laoker, Japan, epanish Whiting, Parts White, Ralsomine, Resin, Tar, Log Wood, Fuetio,,,Brasil, Wood, Oam-, • wood, Redwood,..Potash, Putty, Aloo oohol,' Benzoic, Spirits Turpentine, - and Kerosene Oil, Paint and Varnish Bruelies,. , Which we will Sell 26 per cent. cheaper Than any other estitbliihi*t in the county.. In, short, vre have every thing ever kept in a hist dies DRUG STORE, , .nd all we ask is for you to call and easmine onr stock and prices before buying elsewhere. Re member we can't be undersold. All goods warranted or no sale. ' f. P. R.•-WILLIAMB, 1 P. B. WILLIAMS dc Co J. L. Wn.t.temg. 1 No. 8 Union Blook. Welliboro, Juno 26, 1867. NMNA7' PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY IN WELLSBORO, -°? NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. MESSRS. KING le EASTMAN would in form their friends and the public generally that they have fitted up a new Photograph Gal lery in the best possible style. Having ono of best SKY-LIGHTS in the State, we are prepared to take all styles and sizes of, PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPES & MELANEOTYPES in the best artistic manner, for Lockets or Cases, largo or small. Large PHOTOGRAPHS copied from small Cards or old Daguerreotypes of de ceased friends. No trouble to take CHILDRENS' PICTURES, Bring them along. Sample proofs always given when ordered Come sad try ps. pff - Oallery over Eastman's Dental Office, Fifth Door below Roy's Drug Store. Jan. 15, 1868-ly Stoves '& Tin Ware FOR THE MILLION, Good people ail, bothlFreatland small,—if you want to keep ,W4p 41= tfr ; yctnatiet'htive enough' to eat, dry woo , a gooA wife, well-behaved ohildron, and to crown all, a TIP • TOP COOKING STOVE! Thislastland 'crowning good, I have at my Tin and Stove establishment, opposite:Roy's ,Blook Wellsboro, and its name is the HOME COMPANION ; on s all.batkallmitted to be equal to any in the weed. "t , 'r ")' • : TIN WADE MADE . TO ORDER, yromptly,and warranted to give satisfaction. REPAIRING executed in die best manlier and with' dispatch. CALL AND SEE ME. WollOpromh, Nov. ab T O . LAWYERS- BA in d KRUPTOY BLANKS',, 11 eette, at YOUNG'S BOOKSTORE. • AMINO. for bombast quality 25 ots peryard to at Da LAND a 0013. Oot. 12. "" ME ENE! • , i 1111 MEN NOTIONi ‘ KING & EASTMAN D. P. ROBERTS. I=EI=MEM NE VV . 'F IR 111 s. TO Skit; is • B MINESS ! • . . l iiry, will buy at the iiihoot Market ptfee, I V " i thiltrollOffibtartidell , -• : . SHEEP - lir.E-LTE,- ifEACION- - SHINS, ~ DEER',SKINS,,FtI ..,, HIDES; ' . ' - -1- : - iND VEAIf S 1 N5,.,: - - - for which' pre will,puy oaah.; - ' - • ' '' " • we Orin matinfloture to or or, Fronob or bogie- Untied OALY or KIP BOOTS, in tho - boat man ner and at Fair rotor, and pay e,spacial attention 'to REPAIERMO: • " • • ' ' •• A 1.1, ham s first-rats stook of RIADY-MADX WORK, on whir& we will not be midereold, and from thin time we obeli wake it a point to keep up the best Block of •LA.DIES' .GAiT.E'RS, to be feund in the county. whhib we will sell a a lower profit than inch articles have ever be e . offered in this region. , ' . We shall likewiseotsep up.llllF good assortment of LADIES' B,ALMORALS,• LE A THER BOOTEES,. • CHILDREN'S AND • MISSES WORK ox RIOCS' STYLES, and alt styles of MEN'S WORK. •, LEATHER EINDrNqS oaa be bought of us as cheap as any; *hero this side of:New York, and we ahall keep a full stook FRENCH CALF, FRENCH KIP, UP • PER, SOLE, LININGS, AND BINDING. Our stock of PEGS, NAILS, THREAD, AWLS,- ' RASPS, GLOVERS' NEEDLES, LASTS TREES, ORIMP 8, with SRVEMAKER'S TOOLS and FINDINGS, will be` Viand the lar gest in the county, and wo sell for, mall profit*. We talk business and we mean' hustness. We have been in this region long enough, to be well known—let those who know ns try us. Corner of Main and Grafton Streets, opposite' Wm. Rob erts' Hardware Store, O. W. SEARS, 'GEO. 0. DERBY. Wellaboro, April 24, 1887-tf. • ' '7l - 4981' 1 g ArPir i NlitleUVW 'OIIEI V iLIIH *0 •oontoo -any& • Jo; oilpar pate outtauxo pate [too °mem ittonoodout nog iito scow pao spoof, alto iloontantb was nl oavoipavg Ilaidooß °logs pay ormosopi spool) gJa aoeo Bolfwitioepo o4oq . ee , Liomoniotco olottionq 01811pilin Sullooa 11 am note ,coq aftto!ooltiont alql VOW: up u tri ‘ oc4ay a`io aj?ip a id UVO nom y • -God bmaq pinotto-seaLtea Csoia •opro au; d 9 oa , pliqoasm .0 11 posuoiva „ . ,,,ll'LLNirld NUO3 po;sucLejoo ern ol osowng jo nontiotio oq; uso prow& O VIHNIFIRI JO . 1100111 011111 5.10,1 13 '043110 09 (Pupa WO 'Baal, ualaan sI I '9141X11141 'gamma Cu . ' MOW (1011 'llirg f4O 'NO)II aOll9 aSIIOH 94 '99011 4° 111 E9 PII O 9 • .01 , 9$ 'Ff.:pang acid EVIIVII 9.A 7 177.75 .72r7 •vd . V - 7,vm - sArvir .f 1 looils oaoctsum no Jooa panty `VELUM ig ALUM 'll "3' ILIVIA-Nll 111VM-SSVI9 `S34OJLS "AIIVAA.aIIVH • ' ans•4•Stagnq AceSemeoied oßaul v Liu 'pus 8118149T1$ xnoa tio eitz uu eAvg 1868. WRIGHT & BAILEY. 1868; IMO W./I °numeric° thin year with an exclueirely CASH busineac - , ' GASH_ PAID PQR ' WHEAT CLASH , Fop, OATS CASH 'PAM FOR CORN 1 CASH FOR EVERYTHING I I := • :1 4 ; A LARGE STOOK OF FLOUR FOR CASH 1 ' ' A LARGE STOOK OF FEED FOR LARGE STOOK! OF PORK FOR Call and ace us. WRIGHT. & BAILEY WeMoro; J'an 9, 1867-Iy.: All persona indebted to us by note of book addount most call andaettle or pay costa.' 1 Jan. 9, , 1868. WRIGHT & BAILEY. Wellsboro Cloth;Dressing Works. W VING. inagsgod Mr.-3AMES OMITS to superintend all- Clothing. Works we' are now reedy to do all-kind of:coloring and .dress lug in good atyle and on abort notice. • S. A. lIILTBFAD, 0. BLAIR. Sept. 18, 1867—tf. a° CASH 1 DASH I lIMMEM =ME 13 OhliSilkg DRUG STOIIII. CORNING,' N. Y. TIRUGS, AND MEDICINES, PAINTS : 1 -." AND OILS, , . „ TIIA.DDEUS DAVI DS' II xs, ;KEITH'S C'ON'CENTRATED SIEDIeINEe, • IREDELL'S FLUID, EX- TitARTS, BURNETT'S COCOAINE. FLAVORING EXTRACTS, KEROSENE LAMPS, PATENT MEDICINES, ROCII ESTER PERFUMERY AND FLAVORING EXTRACTS. WALL PAPER, WINDOW GLASS, WRITEWASII LIME& AND DYE COLORS, AGENTS FOR 'MARVIN & CO'S RE •-• • FINED OIL., Bold at Wholesale Prices. Buyers are requested to call and got quotations before going further East W-. D. TERRELL & CO ,'corning, N. Y., Jan, 1,1888..4 1868. FOR SALE. 1868 . BY - . • B. 0. WIOKIIAM, AT HIS NURSERY Ht . FRUIT AND OR NAMENTAL TREES, TN TIOGA.:—. • 60,000: Apple Trees. 10,000 Pear Trees. , . , , . A good supply of PLUM, PEACH, CHERRY, and ORNAMENTAL TREES SHRUBBERY. The Fruit trees aro, composed of the choicest variOties, good, healthy, some of them largo and Au bearing. Any ono wishing to get a supply I L will do•we 1 to call and too my stook before pnr-• chaslng'el °where. /VP - Delivered at the depot free of ch rgo. . . . Tioga, eb. 28,1866-Iy* To _Owners of Hams and Cattle. tir°DlAS' DERBY CONDITION POWDERS ' ARE Warranted superior to any others, or no pay, for e cure of Didlietaper, Worms,' Bohr, Coughs, Hide bound.. Colds, dc., in -losses; and Colds, Ceugbs, Loss of Milk, Black Tongue, Horn Distemper, dm, in Cat. tie. They are perfectly safe and innocent; no need of stopping the working of your animals. They I nutcase theappetite, give's fine coat, cleanse the stomach and urinary organs; also Increase the milk of C6WR. Try them, and you will never bo without them. Hiram Woodruff, the celebrated trainer df trotting horses, has used them' for years, and recommends them to his Merida: .Col, Philo. P.. Bush, of the Jerome Race Course, Ifordham, N. Y.. would not nee them until ho was told of what they are composed, since which be is never without them, He Ilea over twenty running horses in his charge, and for the last three years has used no other Medicine for thorn. He has kindly per. mitred meta refer any one - to him. Over 11000 other references can be seen at the depot. Sold by Druggists and Saddlers. `Price 25 cents per box. Depot, 56 Cortlandt Street, New York. 19.1 WELLSBORO FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP. THE subscribers having procured additional machinery aro now ready to furnish to order all sorts of CASTINGS, MEET I PLOWS,. CULTIVATORS; FIEL ROLLERS, MILL GEARING, SLEIGH-SHOES, WOOD SAWINGWOOD MACHINES, &0., &c., &c. We have also a WOODWORTH PLANER, for oustomitid job work, Wo aro also prepared to do SLITTING & SCROLL SAWING to order. Having a tirat-elaas aoreW-outting Lathe, we are prepared to make CHEESE PRESS SCREWS to order. Builders of Cheese Factorlea are to quested to examine our work. We manufaoture the • Champion Plow, one of tho finest implements In the market. thigh paid for OLD IRON. . CHARLES WILLIAMS, P. L. ewe. Wollsboro, hilly 15, 1867—tf.. Grocery and Provision Store CORNING, N. Y. I€;.XX.,nLay *l - ITHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER NI in all kinds of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS Whies, Liquors and Cigars, _FOREIGN & DOMESTIC, GREEN & DRIED FRUITS, .OAiNED FRUITS AN I) VEGETABLES, WOOD & WILLOW WARE, GLASS & CROCKERY / WARE, CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, CABS & PERAMBULATORS, -TOYS, &0., A full .and complete assortment of the above mentioned goods of , the beat quality always 'on Aland. , , • Particular . attention paid toi l pine Giocerlea. Dealers and Sommers will flu if to theli in twat to examinable Stook before buying. ;, - Coming, N. Y., bleach 11,.1868. ‘ T"largest: assortment of Watch% Clocks Jewelry qnd Plated " are in Tiega county at [Elided@ , vouirs. ~.:::1 ,-: ::, , ..:/,,,":,.:::,, i ,, - Li‘r:cts : ?,,,-.,-,:t-;.1,;`,,..- Free& of the &mei , tor quailty vv. Tun AMERICN WA rell " MADIf AT W4,11/1 . 1A31, MASS '.The Amerman Watch' Oomphy, of Waltham, gays., respeetfully submit that their Watches are ehedier,lotire iiceurate, lOss complex, More (lure-, hie; better adapted for general CIMI, and nittrei,b,„ sity {Leptis' Order and repalted {thin any — othtir, watches:in thy Market. They ore simpler in structure, and'thereforis stronger; and 1055 likely to be injured thed the inajoriti of foreign watch es:Which areeoLoposed of, frnui 126 to 300 ceii,while in an old EnglielL wairli eller° ore more thaiooo Parts: how they run under the hardest.. trial Watches CarL have, is shown by the , following letter ' PENN. 'RA,TLROAD COMPANY. Orris a cw min Osn't SPRIIINTENDENT A ALTOONA;_ PA., 16 Dee., 186E1. GIINTLEN t The watches manufactured by you have been in use 011 this railroad for several years by .our_ eaglet:mon, to whom wo furnish watches as part or our equiputhut. There are now some throe hendred f them ranled on our line, and we consider tiwin good oriel reliable time-keepers, Indeed, I hero - gran► satisfaction intiaying your, watches live as less trouble, and have worn, an do weer inch longer witboui re pairs than any watches we hove ever had in use on this road. 'Ac e = au a l. re aware, wo formerly trusted to those of English manufacture, of ac knowledged good reputation; but as IL clads they never keep, lime as correctly, nor have they, done as good service, as yours. • In Abase itatettients r am sustained by my predecessor; Mr. Lewis, whose experience ex. tended over u series of years. Respectfully,. . EDWARD U. WILLIAMS, Oeneral Superintendent. American Watch Cu, Waltham: wo' make now five different grades of named respectively as follows . Appreton, ?racy 4E7 Co., Waltham' Watch Comprrny, P. S. Harden, Wm. Eitcry. Home Watch Company, All of thexofq with the exception of the lit.me Watch Company, ore warranted by the American Watch Company to be of the best moteriall, on the moat approved principlo,and to pussebs every requisite for a reliable tivaekeepur. Every dealer selling these Watches is provided with the Com pany's printed card of guarantee, which should accompany each Watch sold,'so 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 we would 'Caution purchasers to bu on their guard against imposition. Any grades of Waltham Watches ,may be pur plmod of 'We ! tett Dealers throughout the country. ROBBINS & APPLETON, • Sept. 4,1867-9 m: 182 Broadway, N. Y. The American Cooking Stove. AFTER. twenty years experience in the man ufacture of stoves, wti became convinced, some six years since, that u vasi amount of money was being expended by the peoplo of this country, in buying cheap and worthless stores, a large portion of .which was wasted; and that true economy consisted in buying the best stoves that could be' made, notwithstanding the _price was higher. With this view we proceeded to construct the American Cooking Stove, find 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. co have at once adopted it, and wo have several of these improvements secured by letters patent. ,In this manner we do not hesitate to say, we have brought it to a higher state of perloction than has heretofore been attained in cooking stoves. The recent improvements in this stove has added largely to its convenience and effective ness. In all tho varieties of stoves we manu facture, we study usefulness, durability, conve nience and economy in opekation, rather than cheapness in price, and in so ileing we aro satis fied we , study the interest of those purchasing our Stoves. SHEAR, PACHARD sk, CO. } any, N. Y. For sale by CQNVERSI: tr. ;0800.0P, Wells bore, Pa. I I Illny 13, 1868. Toi the Farmers of TiOga County ABI now building at my manufactory, in Lawrence I villa. a superior FANNING _MILL, • which possesses the following advantages over another I. It separates oats, rat litter, and foul seeds, and chess and cookle, from wheat. 2. It cleans flax seed, takedout yellow seed, and all other seeds, perfectly. 8, It cleans timothy seed. 4. It does all other separating required of a mill. This mill is built of the best and most dufable tim ber, in good style, and is sold cheap for cash, or pro duce. • Iwill•tlt a patent tlievo, for separating oats from wboat,to other mills, on reasonable terms. J. U MATHER, Lawroneavillo,Optobpr 10, 18138-tf UNION ACADE7. KNOXVILLE, TIOGA CO., PA FACULTY: ELIAS HORTON, Principal. Mae. ADA W. MORTON, Preceplrese. Alias MIRA MORTON, Assistant. - blisS AMANDA DRAKE, Teacher of.Mnslc. CALENDAR FOR 1867-8. Fall Term commenees Sept. 3d, Winter Term Nov 26th, Spring Term Feb. 18th, 1868. . EXPENSES PER TERM Primary Department Common English' Nigher English Languages and Higher Mathematics.. Instrumental Music, extra Weal Music, extra. Drawing; extra Room Rent ' Board per week... . Knoxvilhi, August 14,1867-tt. REMINGTONS' FIRE ARMS 200,000 FURNISHED THE U. &GOVERNMENT. Army Revolver, 44-100 in. Calibre Navy Revolver, 36-100 in. Calibre Belt Revolver, Navy size Calibre Police Revolver, Navy size Calibre New Pocket Revolver, 31 100 in. Calibre Pocket Revolver, - (Rider'a pt.) 31-100 in. Calibre Repeating Pistol, (Elliott pt.). No 22 •k, 32 Cart'ge Vest Pocket Pistol, Na 22, 30, 32 ,4 41 Cartridge Gun Canoe ....... No 22 do 32 Caryidge Breech Loading Rifle,(Beals') No 32 16 38 , Revolving Rifle, 36 & 44.100 in Calibre • . . . - E. REMINGTON ?.-, SONS. PRINCIPAL AGENTS. Moore dr. Nichols. New York; Win Road & Son, Boston; Jos 0 Grubb .k Co, Philadelphia; *Pout. tney & Trimble, Baltimore; Henry Folsom & Co; New Orleans; Johnson, peneer .t Co, Chicago, LW Ramsey & Co, St. Louis; Albert E Crane, San' Francisco. Oct. 9; 1867.-9 m. . .. :Flower , s, Grape- Vines, and Garden . . .11tants. brARRY MIX, OF TOWANDA OFFERS FOR SALE- . FLOWER PLANTS, Roses, 01" tubing, and other, an endless variety Verbenas, salvias,Bignonias, Geraniums, Pet argoninms, Petun ias. Heliotropes, Lao tansy, .ke GRA?E VINES. All the approvedarieties—Some two_ years old, in pots. All true to name. GARDEN PLA NTS. Tomatoes,-- r every- variety, Cabbages, Can flowers; Peppers, Celery, &o. Cucumbers, and Egg Plants, iri Pots. Plants carefully packed, sent safely to almost any distance. Persons in-the _Eastern part of the County, may send the r orders by mail and receive the plants by et ge. Orders left with WILLIAM ROBERTS, a his Haedware Store in Wellsboro, will haveprompt attention., All may depend upon getting plants exactly as or dered, and in good condi on. HARRY MIX. ~ 1868-tf, 1 Towanda, Pa,, Match 2 DR. 'MOH'S ABDOMINAL SUPPORT RRS; for sale at Roy'a i rug Store. CAC". pRINTII49— . „Nei?. Yorlt ',prieos, in Colors or plain, and aut to.sait ordors, at T AGITATOR OFFICE. C At S PAXD:F OR BUS TOLWORIC, IN TI E BEST STYLE', and with despatch,at T HE AGITATOR Office. = ~,, Oa mid /ftor 51u ad./ ,i . leave corn al gat aboat 1. / 1 witarlai 0:03 a of Niglt Express, ; ria la halibctt,l 141141 DU Liki with trulu of the Alla) Shore,arral rand Tr unk 6 :31 a. sa.,ig it Express, , Dauklrk i iii a tholl'est, Wil a. Ul., tit lit Expralai,Sll OlitAtki 1 offal *, V4i Al'oll. 10:t a. ta.( nit Tr4Autnitits excepted, for Buffalo and Duttki k,, • 1:,,a p. miltrthoore,Exprese, lintalys excepted . , for ttoolitait .r And Buffalo, via Axon. ElPkwus,nutitia)s excepted, for Buffalo, 13:38 p. tu. i i If, y sm anus ea!, Duukttk aud the Weer eaou 9 g • . at 36111IIptliCti With tills AliMatic Mut' lit:ttca ' W:etc.: l t!. - Itallwax; at tiss.ilo witlitlia Luke uhoki wail Grand _ • Tot nk flu/ praye r aial at Dunkirk. Vi lit the Lake Mane Ilallway, Isr all points west end south. 1 640 p ra tray Express, Sou day 8 excepted , tor Ilochester 12:85 a. us,- *xprest. :Mai I...l:lindayb excspted, for Botta si t, 10,Balam nea,aud Dunkirk. eimneeting with trains for the I 9 bet. 1 1.30 psu Wiy Freight, Bund.iya excepted. ~ 5:40 p.m.; Emigrant s rain, Daily, ft); the West. ;: i I EASTWARD 1101 MD, 1/:413 Night Expra*s, Dusty, Sundays excepted, connOcOng at Orayeourt fn• {\'+, wick, and at New York with unernoon trams and bitumen, ft,,r Ittmtatt tont Now ' England Cities. 4:24a. m . dluoinnati Expromiatiortdays excepted. co t , twetitsit e t Unarm iar Harrisburg, L hth u ll tl.l c end the Simi 1; at. Owego for Ithtteett at tliaglama. a tor 83•11 LC Ise; arra, 130 ml tor Seta wow, piths, mit Tie/n.lll. at Lackuwnzett for Hawlel l and at MyCou t for Nowlottrit andß'aru kk 0:50 a. lii., lay Expresa, tinudtiya excepted, cuuuectii,g at Muth - t fur Canandaigua, at Blngliaintuil tut Byt,i mut. at yreat Hand fur Svrouton, at Lathan !lUD ii,r ilawley,laud at Jarday City with •luirluit c hi 011," Traltiuf 'NeW,Jursc,t Railroad for Philadelphia, lialii. :mire an 1 Wombington, I I 10.22 ato ccoauttadallott 'Wahl daily, comktting a t at Mullin foi . ,Cnnandalgua. Ilaltituort Exprosa, Sundays exec 14,1 tfc+ 'Vial: and BaltintOre Man Filialt.p 62 p. 4:95 p. cepted 8.63 p at necting the :lan trail' o lirulthant, Mag. 11'1(11110in, Alms Waltham, Nuts lipston, 9ftsBB. Bo . stQlt, Masa. 12:30 p.m WM. n, B. Gon lure & Corning, & Tioga U. 13 Taaina run on follown'nntil farther anti. e• Accommodation—Lim-on illosaburg at 0,15 u. t„ Matc field Tioga at 7,41, Ltwrentoritte arriving at Corning at 0,35 a.m. Mall—Ltatvea 1310tablirg at 200 p. m., Manti Tioga nt 8,18, f..awrenceVille at 4,oo—iirriviug Corning at 5 p. m. Mall—Leaven Corning at 8,00 a. fa., Lawrooccrille o,o3,!Tioga at 0,45, Ma:I9MM at 10,22.-a rthing Mose-Mug at 11,00 a. m. Acconiniodation—Leavoo Corning at 2,40 p. m . Law. rencovflio nt 4,00. Tioga at 4.60, Matsuda at arri'Ong.at Dion9bnrg at 0,10 p. m. ATTUCR,swt L Nextborn Contr4 R. 4, :_y TRAINS FOR THE NORTH. . S - A • :--,'...i 'for Canandagnia leave Elmira as follow • : - It •-•:,, ation at -00 a i n .-.., , ‘4•N fastest train on readj ...... ... . , ... -21 •Il'a ' 4 ' 4 I ... e lif, o r , y x ,. night, [passenger coach ntmeheil] - 7le, r ~ vl • „. t after Nov. 24, 1867, trains i arlll ai Eireann''-:' 'rem Troy, as follows; , 11 '4 LEAVE NORTHWARb. ~?7- , : .M.—Daily (except einndaye) fur, El m ira, Batt- :4 Canandaigaa, Rochester, itinsp:tri4a and il ,-., 1 .',.:-• .oadas. I.( 945 P. M.—Dilly (except Sundays) 'for Elmira an! •:gA • ttaralo, via Erie Railway from Elmira. , • ~, , LEAVE SOETEWARD.IN -,* 600 A. M.—Daily (except Stinda7s) for ltaimpga :`Ol Washington, Philadelphia, &p. 905 P. M.—Daily (except Sundays) for Baltimore. -- '-t Washington and PtdiadelPhis. -:.‘. ...; J. N. Di:MARRY, v • ED. S. YOUNG" ---, Gen'l Supt. Harrisburg, tieu'l ils.m. det .., I • . lishlgioir. hi ••.-t7' • . - 1 ' Philailolphia & Erie R. R., .. , %3 On; and - after MONDAY, May 11th, 1605. Traits A on the Philudelphia &Erie Rail Load will ma al: A takv, ::•-4 • 1 WESTWARD. :- - ia • - V: Mail Train leaves Philadelphia. , 11,15 p a , -4:1? " .‘ " Williamsport 4... ......... • b`Z3. l aaf 4 A . arr._ at Erie '• 43 p a •_,§ Erie Expriss leaves Philadelphia 2¢.00 Two ••:- •• •• ‘• Williamsport ii 50 p a . err. at Erie 10 05 a e ••_„, glmita Mall leaves Philadelphia.„ ' • &to a a ,:4 " " ,' Williamsport 6.23 p a I g arr. at Lock Haven 7.45 p a EARTWAItb. -alit leaves Erie 11 014 a " ' " Williamsport 10 15 p c " arr. at Philadelphia 7.10 p a :Trot's ie4Vila T4lO 7.40 p a ~ f• Williamsport ~... 315 aF. " arr. at Philadelphia. - ",.isi p c and Express connect with Oil Creek and Alla River Rail Road. Baggage Checked Through. ALPRED L. TYLER, Geu'l Supt Tralue Acconio. Expreos T4tail..,. Way l'rel On ani depart ft 1 10 55 lA. To, Ca $5 00 6 00 . 700 S 00 .10 00 .100 . 300 . 350 . 3 50 'RADE GENERALLY 'T TO DEALERS I TIM - AT • MUT DAILBY'S.' INI IA MI El% .(b ghtulug Expretal, Eutida'ys excepted, cob. it Elmira for ilarrlebniog, Philadelphia an , ,{ ; at Jersey City with, morning exerts, plow 4orituy Railroad ' Daltitnoro awl , ton, and at New York with moriiiiig Mr , for Beaton and the East. Way Nreigli t, Sundays excepted. IA It it, Agent; Oen') Suit Waxitin MEER = OM Erlo E gheny lantio and 'CirCat We#prn gt• W. SAJAMANIZIA STATION. 'TWARD BOUND. B3cprosa .. 6.16 6.80 Accoufroodation 0,99 Mall Expre js 12.19 Accommosintirin, 11 1: . Expre s : 11.00 Express to At ory there is a juncition with the PlilludElplas I • . ~ Erie; and Cil Creek Rail Roads. 2 , At Meadville with tlio:-Eirtu9lla and Oil l;i4 al l'itLole Branch. •' ' At Leavittsburgo the Mahoulny Branch wake" .4. , Z. , :, reotjroute to Cleveland. At Ravenna connects sets. ..'..,t, Cleveland and Pittabdi sit Boatload. • . The; Road patises through Akron, Astland, GAL:. =A Marion, Urbana and Dayton, intersectiqk s.iinscris: roads I aud terminateteat Cincinnati. 1 L. D. RUOIER, Gen. Supt., Meadville, l; . _ 1 - - • Real Estate Sale. T HE Subsoriber will sell or rout the follow/ (valuable propsrty, to wit: One tavern stand in Lawrenceville. 0 L e farm, on which he now resides, ses•bs:: mile from three churches, two School Iltwo twOgrog shops, and one railroad, and about OA / satire distance from the line at the Wellsbotoli/ LaWrenoeville Railroad. The farm contains ifs stems of good land, 50 stores timbered, wall vri tore., and very productive . . ' It requires thins seed should be sowed and planted, howercr, v • ens re a harvest. o.e farm in Jackson township, 175 newt first rate platie fore cheese factory. A so—fur sale—i mules, 75 sheep, sad vat! sto'c., clump on reasonable terms. S. BALDWIN. Apr. 17,1867—tr.' - ing & Turnings B. T. VAN HORN, _ •got his new Factory in opstiti. is now prepared to fill orders for Wirt; Ware promptly and in the best style of workuu I • ship. Having procured a • WOODWORTH PLANER, ready to dress bonrds or plank with dispri he i OROLL-WORK & BRACKETS, .1, shed to order. His machines erect the to. d most improved patterns. op corner of Pearl and Wain Otte, WELLS 0, PA.; t. 31, 1868—tf. furni eat a BOIL 06 NEW GROCERY At Dartt Settlemaivt E SUBSCRIBER has °puma a nor OCHRY &, PROVISION STORE At t l he abovo namod place, whoro ho proPme il ' , furnish Goods in his line cheap. , . 24arket prices paid for Farm Produce, edit, i: in ash or trade. The patronage of tho publier 3. ] , respectfully eoliejtod. ALBERT TIPPLk- .' Charleston, Dec: 11, 1867-tf. ~.. ( I --_-_-. :,, J. - STICKLIN, Ohairmaker, Turner, agi Furniture Dealer. ALE `ROOM , opposi to Dartt'a Wag6n4,B!s, Mliars it o n u n Sr r o y e t ie . 0 F o ri A d e s T to O r ß y Y Sears - prderspromptly Gila and satlaraotion teed. Fanny Turning done to order. Wollsboro, Juno 12, 1867. J. STIOKLIIi I 1 Tioga Marble Works... , HE- undersigned is now prepared to at 1 outs all orders for Tomb Stones and Mot' mats of either ' ITALIAN OR 5 RUT %.ND IklAr' t -3 . It ' , ' I • . of the latest style and • approved worlunsrA and with dispatch. Ito keep constantly on kond both tiod'; 1 .1 Maible and will be able to suit all who DAC' :A Irt4 l him with their orders, on as reasonable ttn.f as Oen Stones obtained tp the country. Stones discolored with rust rand dirt &IP_ . and made to look as good as new.' i' 4 . PORTER WILCO; Tioga, Nov. 1, 1867—tf. _ t 1 • ./. -L------ --1 " t j6e IjANO .k CO., Agent; for the Suiqueo nutAroolen Mills. 1 1 B. T. VAN NOBS
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