D
AUTEL
liti
( ; She stood breast-high am d the corn, .
I Clasped by the golden li hhh t of: morn-- 1
.- Like the sweetheaft of e.snni ; - •
. Who many a glowing ki s had won. •
On her cheek an Autaran'flash
Deeply ripened:—=such a - blitsh ' • •
Dr the midst of brown was born,
Like red poppies grown with corn.
liound her iyes her treEsea
Whieh were blackest none could tell ;
But long lasheifvolled a, light
That bad - else been all too bright.
And )/or bat, with abady brim,
Made her siaoyfy forehead dint ; ,
Thus she,stood,amid the stooks,
.Praising God with sweetest looks
Sere, I said, Heaven did not mean
Where I reap than efieuldst but glean;
Lay thy sheaf adown and come,
Share my haryost and my home.
in - the Kitchen—A Not
Legend.
The Mish
Once on a time there was a man, so
'surly and cross, he 'never thought his
wife did' anything right in the 'house.
So, mie evening,, in haymaking time,
be came home scolding and swearing,
an s'howi '
ng histeeth and making a
-" Dear love,, don't lie, so angry ; there
is a good man," said his goody ; to
:morrow let's change our work. go
out with the mowers and mow, and you
shall mind the house at home." - ,
- kes ! the husband thought that would
do very well. He was quite willing, he
"said.
• 'So early the next morning his
,goody
took:a scythe over her shoulder and
went into the hay-field with the mow
ers, and r began to mow I4ut the man
was to mind , the house,. and do the work
at tome.
First of all,-he wanted to churn the
bitter; but when lie had' churned
awhile . he got thirsty and went down
to the cellar to tap a barrel of ale. So,
just when he had knocked in the bung,
and was:putting the tap in thesask, be
- heard the pig .=come` into the kitchen
overhead. Then off. he ran up the :cel
lar steps, with the tap in his .hand, as
fast as he could to look after the pig lest
it should upset the churn ; but when
he got up and Saiv the pig bad already
knocked the churn over, and stood there
rooting and grunting among the cream
which was running all aver the floor,
he got so wild with rage that he quite
forgot the ale-barrel, and ran at the pig
as"hard as he could. He caught It, too,
just'as it , ran out of doors, and gay.e it
such a kick'that piggy lay for dead on
the spot. Then all at once he remain
, bered he had the tap in , his hand; and
when he got down to the cellar every
drop of ale had run out of the cask.
Then he wentt into the dairy and
found enough cream leftto fill the churn
again, and so he began to churn,• for
butter they must have for dinner.—
When he had ohurned a bit, he-remem
bered that their milking cow was still
shut up in the byre, and hadn't had a
' bit to eat or adrop to drink all the morn
ing, though the sun was high. Then
all at once he thought 'twas too far to
take her down to the meadow, so he'd
'":just get her up on the house-top—for the
~ h ouse, you must know, was thatched
-_with sods, and a fine crop of grass was
. growing there. Now their house lay
closenp against a steep down, and he
thought if he had a plank across to the
thatch at the back, he could easily get
the cow up.
But still he could not leave the chiwn,
for there was his little babe crawliu_
about on the floor, and " if .1 leave it,'
he thought, " the child is sure to upset
it.'l So he took the churn on his back,
and went out with it; but then 'he
thOught he'd first water the cow before
he turned her out on the thatch ; so he
took up a bucket to draw water out of
the; well; but, as he stooped down at
the well's brink all the cream, ran out
'of the hurn all over his shoulders, and
so_dow in the Well.
Di nur it xtran.s..... dinzacz main, and Ile
thOugh he'd best boil the poriidge, and
1
fillbd e pot and hung it ovef the fire.
When he had done - that he thought the
pow might perhaps fall off the thatch
and break her legs or her neck. One end
of the rope he made fast to the cow's
-neck, and the other end he slipped
down the chimney and tied it around
his own thigh ; and he had to make
haste, for the water now began to boil
in the pot, and he still had to grind the
,oatmeal. . ,
So he began to grind away ; but while
he was hard at it, down fell the cow ofl
the house-top after all, and as she fell
she dragged the man up the (chimney
by the rope. There he stuck fast; and.
as for the cow, she hung half • way
down the wall, swinging between heav
en and earth, for she could neither, get
down or up.
And now the goody had waited seven
lengths and seven breadths for her hus
band to come and call them home to
dinner ; but never a call had they. At
last she thought she had waited long
enough, and went home. But, when
she got there and saw the cow hanging
in such an ugly place, she ran up and
cut the rope in two with her scythe. -
But, as she did this, down came her
husband out of the chimney ; and so
when his old dame came inside the
kitchen, there she found him standing
on his head in thaporridge-pot.
HOW THE GOOD TEMPLATS INITIATE
CANDIDATES.— The following must have
been written by a chap who got tight
on lager without knowing it would in
toxicate. 'lt refers to a Lodge of Good
Templars. It is a graphic description
of an "initiation ceremony," y the
writer understands it: •
In the first place, the_ victim for in
itiation is bli • idfolded, bound hands and
feet, and thrown into a cauldron of
boiling hot rain -water, and boiled for
five minutes.
This is done for the purpose of clear
ing his system of " old drinks." He is
then, taken out of the cauldron, and by
mearis, of a force-pump gorged with
cistern water, after which a sealing plas
ter is put over his mouth, and he is
rolled in a barrel four or five times across
the room.
The choir at the same time singing
the cold water song. . .
Hots now. taken out of the barrel,
and hung up by the heels till the water
runs out through his ears.
He is then cut down, and a beautiful
young lady hands him a glass of cistern
water.
A cold-water bath is then furnished
him, after which he is showered with
cistern water.
Re is then made to -read the water
works' act ten times, drinking a glass
of cistern water between each reading.
After which the "old oaken bucket"
is hung round his neck; and fifteen sis
ters with squirt-guns deluge him with
cistern water.
He is then forced to eat a peek of
sno while the brothers stick his ears
full' of icicles. "
go is then run...through a clothes
wripger, after which he is handed a
glass of cistern' water by a.- beautiful
yokng lady._ ' 1
He is then gorged again with cistern
water; his boots filled with the Same,
and he is laid away in a refrigerator.
The initiation is now almost conclud
ed. _ -
After remaining in the refrigerator
for the space of half,an hour, he is tak
en out and given a glass of cistern
water, run through the clothes-wringer
again, and becomes a Good Templar.
iA Scotchman having hired himself
to, a farmer, had a cheese set before him,
that ho might help himself. After some
time the master said to him : " Sandy,
you take a long time to breakfast 1" "In
troth; master," said Handy,. • n ehoese
o' this size is fiat sae noon eaten as - ye
may think,"
W e know tit, young lndy i, rAnoil in
her I.4n,gniage 1 -1 / 4 IAVM, PNeM Cho
word ' nhol4guard," huf goy iyAlty
" African k*ntiigi,"
IMES
EiititANTS
Dairymen, Farmers
40iherset
ApnEs,;IYEESIV,4,I,3EANS„.I3yTTER
bigEst,'Eaa§, krit,
MEAL,••FLAX, COTTON;
FURS AND SKINS, ,
DRIED AND OREIN FRUITS, GRAIN,
WOOL, GAMh,' POULTRY,
NAVAL STORES; fIOP,S;
GINSENG,
FEATHERS, -.HEMP, PROVISIONS,
,OILS, LARD, T4RCornSEEDS,
JOSIAH CARPENTER,
General Commission Merchant
, - ,
442, 444 and 446 Washington St.,
• New Csit'sP"
And require hls weekly, Price Current of Pro
duce rind Groceries the most 'complete Price Cur
rent Published in the United Steles.
SEND FOR' A 'PRICE CURRENT.
Marking rlates 44c,Cards furnipird Free
Liberal Advances made Of t Consignmlis
Establlsbed4ay let, 1860. 1 . • : •
First Class 'References:given when Required
April 22, l 888.—ly.
NEW 'STORE I
GONVIIS_ :.I * ..08G0011:
IN addition to their old business in Dry Goods,
Groceries, dco., hauo established a.. •
STOVE, TIN, AND GENERAL IIARD
WARE STORE,
two doore.below the oldetan „ d; • where they man
ufacturo - ' " '
TI•N:—WARE
ON 711 E
ici,
_
JIUMANI Y 'PRINCIPLE, ,
that is , in the most übstantial manner. In the
matter of
STOVES,
••• • • /
wa'have emugh to do all the coolcing and warm
ing in Prioga County. In fact, we have Stoves
enough to!,IOfA.KE A SUMMER in .
• r
We are the only ftgentli for the'sale of the
ARM COOK STOIT
in Wellebore; and this Stove ie tho
AUTOCRAT OF STOVES.
We keep all kinds of Hardware, Iron, Nails,
Steel, Horse Shoes, and a complete variety of
SHELL? TIARb*ARP.f:
IT you don't believe it DROP IN.
CONVERS do OSGOOD.
Wellsboro, Sept. 4,1887, ly.
Stoves ! Stoves
AND HARDWARE!
UR. WILLIAM ROBERTS begs to
LTI- announce to the citizens of Tioga County,
that in addition to ' his excellent stock of Stokes,
Lin-Ware, Brittania, nod Sheet-Iron Ware, he
ass, at a great outlay, stocked his store on
MAIN STREET, WELLSBORO,
with a complete assortment of Shelf Hard Ware,
f which we enumerate the following articles:
NAILS, SPIKES, CROWBARS, X CUT
MILL, HAND AND BUCK SAWS,
BUTTS, STRAP HINGES,
CARPENTER'S TOOLS,
PUMPS, AXES,
AUGERS,
BIT T:1,
BITT-STOCKS, H TCIIETS, CHISELS,
SHOVELS, S' ADES, 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, CORN
POPPERS,
SAUSAGE CUTTERS AND STUFFERS
COMBINED. Also, PISTOLS,
PISTOL CARTRIDGES,
POWDER AND
CAPS.
PATENT BARNDOOR HANGINGS
a new thing, and made for use. These are but a
few of the many articles composing our , stook
of Hardware.
We' invite the public to call and examine for
themselves. We aim to keep the best quality of
goods in our line; and all work to order done
promptly and well. WILLIAM ROBERTS'
Wellsboro, Sop 1. I, 1888-tf.
TrOP SKIRTS, at
Do LANG & OM
=I
' CoNatax:Ydori
TOBACCO, SOBGIIIIM,
MOIASSES, . &C., &O-
To ,
TVALI?USSIA
TIIE GREAT HAMA OF '6B,
Wilson At Van Valkenburg'S
PUBLIC BENEFIT
PROGRAMME :
'PART FIRST.
In view of the contemplated Railr . oad soon to
to be built to Wellsboro, the proprietors We
concluded to give the people hereabouts, daily
entertainments through the year, commencing on
the .14th of January. ; The firet:plecepiTtpled h
"-LIVE AND LET LIVE I Po
•
IN Two CHARACTERS.
Wiyoji (, .41INALKEtositilid.
Le TEE PEOPLE.
This great drama has drawn crowded twinges
both in this and the old Countries, and is lid.;
mitted by all to be tale et the most profitable, in
teresting, and best pieces extant
Tiekots to the Dress Circle—Frmi.
PART SECOND
' 'We wish distinetly undOrstoodt that all
classes of politicians, and even those who' feel
a little Wolfish—and 4 . 'n fact n i one are excluded
front the, ;
BAEHR . OF F lON
•Where we can' 'furnish any style, "kind and
quality of Gentlemen's wearing apparel'im short
notlem'nnd at'prices astonishing 'low.
CUTTING DONE ADMIRABLY
Cloths,,Cassimeresi yestings, Ladies'
s; and a large variety of
Ladies' Dress Goods.
• not kinds, and as chimitts'tte eheapnst.
Ticketa to the Parquette—FßEE.
PART THIRD.
lit this lt,eat b‘OpeSt of the
publio, we would not Omit saying to the Ladies
that we also keep everything to replenish their
"VSTardxa►73a. ,
Come one and all and witness the above en
tertainment.
,-We •do riot claim to be old Stare,
but ‘shiill'endtivor to db our best' to give all the
worth of their money.
_Reserved Seaga for the .Ladies.
Remember the place,
NO. 2, UNION BLOCK
4 4.• • • ; ;
N.-Be—We sttall giv.olout patrons the fullben
eflt pf the decline in .prices, and extending
them our thanks for the very liberal patronage
heretofore extended, we aolicit a continuanc
of the same: •'
WILSON it VAN - VALNENBURG
. ,
Rome lide Insurance Co.,
NO. 258 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
s • t
AT.T. the • net prolii, of this Company go to
the Assured.
.No forfeiture oi Policies.'- •
No Limitation as to rt-i4leneo or Tr.l%el
The time has au ample Cash Capital most SO.
curoly itirlektedi
•
WALTER S. GRIFFITH.
G/NRGE G. RIPLEY,.
I. 11. FROTIIINuit,m, I TREAS.
GYM. J. COFFIN, Af:Tn.t ICY.
MORGIAN HART. Al.O, Wel It.bort..
March 4,.1868-6tn.
y I,N K.
Q THE, R
GABON S'R'S
AN
'GROCERY AND PROVISION„ STORE
=WWI
T HE
OLD saying that a penny Sllvuil i n penny
earned, justifies A lillNkft in 'miming his
establishment t< Savings Rentaany is
Wealth, said some old chap whosell name I have
forgotten; and it is economy to trado where the
SLIATIGH'PE R
of high prices is being prosecuted xith vigor and
without reprieve. I can sell Sugurs,:Tea9, Mo
lasses, Fish, Pork, Flour, Ctirn Meal, Coffees,
Canned Fruits, Spices; and everything intended
for family use, giving the buyer the benefit
=OF THE
fall of the markets, an advantage duly appre
ciated by eyerybody,exceptiug only those verdant
INNOCENTS
who prefer PROMISING TO PA F one hun
dred per cent, profits to the seller, to PAYING
twenty-five per cent. cash on delivery of the
goods, I shall offer my stock of goods at fair
prices
' EVERY 'MONDAY,
EVERY TUESDAY,
EVERY WEDNESDAY, -•
EVERY THURSDAy,
• EVERY FRIDAY, •
EVERY SATURDAY,
and fill up as fast as I sell opt.
L. A. GARDNER
Wellabor°, June 12, 1867,
lIARKNESS & RILEY,
ROOT AND SHOE MAKERS,
Over Wilson 41. Van Valken burg', Stoiy, in ithe
room 'lately occupied by Benj. Seeley
BDOTS AND SHOES of all liinds made to
• order and in the beat manner. ;
REPAIRING of all kinds done promptly and
good.. Give us a call.
JOHN HARENESS,
WM., RILEY.
Wellaboro s Jan. 2, 1868 -15 r.
Ewa. CASE,. : ,
AGENT FOR
HARDING'S - EDITIONS
OF FAMILY, PULPIT, &I.PHO TO
• GRAPH BIBLES.
.Wholesale Dealoni will find the list to embrace
the largest assortment of Bibles' in the country.
The publisher has no hesitation •in pronouno
ing them more saleable than•any Bibles pnblialt
ed. The various editions embrace all the varf.:
ous styles of binding and sizes• of typo, varying
in price from.s2 to $3O, for Family Biblo, large
(parte vise.
" I HARDING -1 K
. _
PATENT FLEXIBLE CHAIN—BACK
• . PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM,
The superiority of "Harding'. Palcat Flexible
Chain-Back Albuni;" over. ail others; heretofore
manufactured, will, Upon OWslightest ox o araina,
tion, bo appatont to all'
'Purchasers ttre assurea that the ,above 1 4'eeke
aro all of the best Philadelphia Manufacture.
B. CASE,
Jan, 8,186.-3 m,,,
~Troy, Pa.
ellsb©ro Meat -Market!
BEEF! PORK! MUTTON! ,
THE subscriber opened n Ment Market in the
briping lately, occupied by Dr. Webb, on
Crofton-street, 'Monday morning, Fob. 17, where
he will keep, a full assortment of
FRESh A7'S
llama and ShOUldere., if the petiplew,ill give me
encouragement I will keep up a gond Market.
Feb. 19, 1868-3 m. A. J. TIPPLE.
Scales! Scalesl &ales !
THE Buffalo Platforw S.:caler, all ordinary
sizes, for heavy, - and - counter ti-e, may be
found at the Baidware of 11 in. Relterts,
Wellaboro, These Scales ere the Pairbrinks pat
ent and have no enperior anywhere. They are
inadoin the best style and have taken the premi
um at all the great exhibitions. -
I have the solo agency for these Scales in this
region. - NYILLIAMOBEIRTS.
Wellaboro, rob. 12, • "
QUA/NG for hops, Bost quality 25 cts poryard
at _ DE LANO Sr., CO'S.
00.12.
;IE,
AND
. .. ~
P. 11.11 1 11,1,11 AMS 1:0.
,
{
e •
5
SEMPER
•
I
!MEM
—, , 1 c: ~,, 1 _- ',.. •,,, : ! r i', ,1 , 1 ', I .' •
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PA' ENT lap
_ . ' , DINES, PAINTS, _ OILS, WIN- • • '
DOW' OLASS,'& PUTTY, - .
, •
Hive comedown to Old Prices at kat.
WE do not hesitate to say that we have the
Largest Stock of
PITRE. ENO-LIS I ,I)1?11 GS
M_EDI-qINES, _
PATENT MEDICINES,
it' , ,
yA . gKEE S,
l!to •
PERFUMER
FANCY ARTICLES, 'TOILET SOAP
CLOTH, HAIR, TOOTH & NAIL
i pRIJSHE,Si• 41R,Rops,
WINES $l, LIQUORS, '&C.,
EVER BROgGHT INTO THIS 'MARKET.
- ,• 4 'P:t;
Wo have also the Largest Stock of
• ,
,t 1 • • • ,
PAINTS. OILS, GLASS: AND PUTTY
Such a
titre' tirhitit Lead, taro White' Zinc, Linseed
Oil. Conch Varnish, Furniture Varnish, Yet- '
• low Ochre, Venetian Red, Chrome
Chrome Green, Prusxian Blue,
Patent Dryer, Decker, Japan,
,Spanish ;Whiting, Paris Wldto,Kelsoinine, Rosin,
, Tar, Log Wood, Fustie,.Brazil Wood, Cain
wood, Redwood,,. Potash, - Putty, Alen
cohol, Bennie, Spirits Turpentine,
and Kerosene 09, Paint and
- • - Varnish,,P.rusbers,
• , .
Which Vve will sell 25 per cent. qbeaperthin any
other establishment ip tfie'county. ,In short, we
have every thing Ovet t jtopt in a tirat slass
DRUG STORE,
and all wo ask is for you to call and oxa min) our
stock and prices heeere buying elsewhere.. Re
member we can't be undersold.
All goods *arranted or no sale.
P. It. WlLLt.tms, 1 P. It WILLIAMS 4Co
J. L. Wir,LlAus. J Ne. 311Jilion .1310:.
1
WuUnborn, June 28, 1867. • .
A Patent Right is No hum lig.
T "E rr? "IIE t having
iirchasc the.
right of hikt3lieesl
Provision Rack for Tioga County, is ptepared to
soli Tovitiship or,individual rights at ftir rates.
This Rack is portable and t.O arrang4l that it
can be taken apart and put together ajpin in five
minutes. It occupies less than lour fnt square
of a room, and an ho placed in the lit ten in
cold weather, an in the cellar in warp - Mather,
and wit hold fro t72to 84 pans of MM. The
shelves are made in skeleton form so ,Is to allow
the free circulatiim of air all :mom( the pans.
.It has boon proved that, milk will tiise more
cream, and' keep 'from four to six hairs longer
than on ordinary shelves.
Each shelf turns by itself independint of the
other, FO that the cream of the former Milting is
not disturbed by the removal or pitting on of
pans. The frame is such
,that It can be readi-
Veovered with a:cloth - or gauze; effectually ex
chiding insects or dtist. It is a cotnplettarrange
ment to dry fruit upon. The subseriberwill soon
visit different parts of the County with a model
of this rack, or ho can be addressed 11t Wtllsboro,
by those desirino" to purchase Township or indi
vidual rights. Specimens can also be seen at the
Foundry building of Sears & Williatmi in this
Borough at any - time alter the middle of March.
GEOII4E THOMPSON.
Wellsboro, March, 11, 1868-6 m.
Stoves & Tin Ware
FOR THE MILLION
Good people all, bothigrent:and smell,—if you
Want to keep
PEACE IN THE FAMILY
you must blot' enough to oat, dry wood, a good
wife, well-behaved children, and to crown all, a
TIP • TOP COOKING STOVE!
This.last.tand crowning good, I havo at my Tin
and Stovo establishment, opposito Ittoy's Block,
Wollsboro, and its name is the
HOME COMPANION ;
on all handa , odmittod to 'bo equal to any in the
world.
TIN WARE MADE TO ORDER,
• ir
primptly,and warranted to give satisfaction.
REPAIRING
'exeatited in the best manner and with dispatch
CALL AND SEE ME
Wellkborough,Nor. 21, 1.867
Pithlic' - 'l3eliefit,
Am"' ct o useful improvements of tho day,
There 'are few that give nioro promise of
good, few sowell adapted to relieve human saf
f4ing,-few so well approved by the public as that
new and powerful remedy called Salutifer (or as
the Gerthan people call it Ilealthbringo).
It gives'ense and comfort to tb+ pooi• sufferer
from Neuralgia and Rheumatism, and. brings
speedy relief to that large class of diseasea that
are often cured and' always benefited by oh out
ward application.
For salo by all Druggists.
Wholesale Depot DAY, HOAGLAN D k M
EIER, No 54Cotartlandt St. New York.
T O LAWYERS—
BANKRUPTCY BLA•NICS,
in full setts, at YOUNG'S BOOKSTOP.E.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
4
elegant now open Buggy. 1 second band
open buggy. I second and, top bbggy.-
1 sulkey. I two horse lunber wagon.
WRIGHT it BAILEY.
' •
• . •
D. 'P. ROBERTS
1; 1 ' V.l.'
F Sta
TO: 13
SELL 17
B I.I67.NES'S !
IMIEI
'UTE will buy, At; tho highest market price,
tho following articles. 7
SHEEP P DEACON SKINS,
'.; -DEER STUNS, FURS,
min VEAL SKINS,
for which wo will. pay cash.
~ : ~ •
`We will manufacture to o'rilor,Froncit'or home
tanned CALF or KIP BOOTS, in the he man
nor and at fair rates, and pay eniccial attention
to REPAIRING.
A L S 0,
\Vo have a first-rato sto , .k of
READY-MADE WORK,
on which we will not be undersold, ant] this
timetwo shall make it a point to keep up . the best
stook of. . •
LADIES'. GA 1 TEES,'
to be foetid in the county, which we nil] :ell at
low_erDicAlithan.s_44h articles -hove ever been
oifored irt this region.
Me shall kt ep up a good as:orttnent
of
LADIES' BALMORALS, LE AT II E R
BOOTEES, CHILDREN'S ANT)
MISSES WORK or VA
RIOUS STYLES,
and all styles Qf MEN'S WORK.
LEATHER FINDINGS
can bo bought of us as cheap as any where this
aide of Now York, and wo hhall keep n full :4m(
of
FRENCH CALF, FRENCH NIP, UP
.PER, SOLE, LININGS, AND
BINDING.
Our stock of PEGS, NAILS, 71IREAD, A 117,5,
RASPS, GLOVER AC" NEEDLES, LAST 5,
TREES, C 111 P hide SHOEMAKER'S
TOOLS and FINDINGS, will•ho found the lar
gest in tho county, and we ecll for small peqii..
We talk busincsiund we menu hminc-s. We
have boon in this ree,liin long enough to he well
known—lot those Who know us try us. Corner
of Main ond,Grafton strects,.opposite Wm. Itoh
efts' liniAware Store, SEARS,
(-; Er), 0. bni: By -
Wellsboro, April 21. 1867-1.1.
;31 - 4951 `8
'FI '0 ..;:mID3
ano.o .to) 05ptic put: (min - ma putt ittra as eld
", ,itog ium.sDoli,l put; ,poor)
•so!muup ilcuts Oilnrij pun
smutioJitiv KpooD A": 41, aano, o itApr n.tini OM
~ crodi!gritrtra 0060rul chursipttqf cup it! :irtunria-
•1! osn utta Soy gin: •nutgat:Br
sm . ) rp!M 1( . 1:1) 1: II! SUMS c of p ['mai lucid ttva
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1868. WRIGHT a BAILEY, 1858,
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WE commence this y r
e* with an eti - elusively
CASH . business.
CASH PAID FOR WHEAT !
CASH PAID FOR OATS !
CASII PAID FOR CORN 1
CASII FOR EVEIISTIII NCI !
A LARGE STOCK OF FLOUR FOR
-CASIFI
A LARGE STOCK .OF FEED FOR
CASH !
A LARGE STOCK OF PORK FOR
CASH 1
Call and sea us. wltri: BATLEY
Wellsboro, Tan. 9, IS(17-1v
Alkpersons indebted to us by noto or book
account must enll and settle or pay eosts.
Jan. 3, 1868. Ill' A: BATLEY.
Washer° Cloth-Dressing 'Works.
-F
T AVING engaged Mt. JAMES SMITH to
superintend our dir thing Wilrl::4 we ero
now really to do all kind o coloring and dress
ing in good style and on fli Ort notice. 0 %
S. A. lIIIABOLD,
0. BLAIR,
Sopt. 18, 1867—tf.
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WHOLESALE MUT STORE.
CORNING, N. Y.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS
_IL4' AND OILS,
THADDEUS DAVIDS' INKS, KEITH'S
CONOENTIZATED MEDICINES,
lIIEDELL'S FLUID, EX-
TRACTS,
BU RNETT'S COCO
. 1 I NE, FLAVORING
ENTR ACTS, KEROSENE Ivl.M PS.
PATENT MEDICINES, ROCH
ESTER PERFUMERY
AND FLAVORING EXTRACTS ; WALL
PAPER, WI N Dow ',Ass,
WHITEWASH LIME&
AND DYE COLORS,
AGEN't'S FO :N r i ARVIN CO'S RE
FINED OIL
Sold at Wholesale Prices. Boyers rire requested
to gall orul get quetaliong before going Inetlier
IBM
W. 1). TERBELL & CO
Corning. Y., Jan. 1, 1611.3-I,y
868„ FOR SALE. 1868.
IL 0. WICKHAM,
A T HIS NURSERY OF: FRUIT AND DP
NAMENTAL TREES, IN TIOH A .-
60,000 Apple Trees.
10 9 000 Pear, TreeP-s4.
A good supply of PLlilr, PEACH. oIfER RV,
and ORNA MENTA Tit EES I:BRERV.
o- The Fruit tree , . aro compnta,l of the (.Iteicopt.
• varieties, good, healthy, (ttar: of them large and
in hearing. Any ono wit , hing to — get a supply
tvilhdo wolf to call and co ley stock before par - 1
chasing elsewhere. Itelivered at the depot
free of charg.2.
Tito;tl,
To ()tvileN 11 , w, , e5 and (4111 1('.
rpoiti c(IN to IT CIN P(ilVI)El:: A ICE
%vat an . l, ..r tint par, tor
the clue et r, %Vet nii. Hide.
lienntl. Cold 4, it.ll'-‘ 04i •. C011:01 , ,
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1101 ti DI-.14.(11111 4,•., in (:.tt•
tin. .1 . 111. y 1101 talk. 314 innocent: 1141 /14•4.4 i et
t. htppiu; limo n 01 1 ki111 of your tinintabt. They , int 11 , a , ,
I,llel/4/11(41(41, girt! a. line coat, ch-itoto the cloniacti tint
Initial 1 1 1 . g41.1E1; . al,O e.tno the null; of Try
Ilti in, and you 11111 !Icier be n
41,,dt till. the rd. brat.-1 ttaincr ti t
tie yoat , , and i.•eGninwirl. them 1..
It ien.l,. 1;11,11. of onto Itiice
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en, told of vilittt they are cam pti.ett, ter, \‘ - {ll,, It (to
never 'nil flout then,. It.• lot , trier twenty t tinning
ittlr,el ill hi, chntge. and ler the t. t Wee
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miltcdtnclnteferanvonel., .I.tain tittle!
i1.r..1(00C0-4 eau lin Seen at the titled - . Feld by DI tlfr',.tb , bi
11111 i SIL114111•I'S. Pt k 0"... '2 - 1 cent. per let,— Pepot.' SG
Itatolt Street, New l'et 1. Feb. 19
WELLS4I( mo youNDRy NI)
AI,VeIT ENE 811o1'.
f
rilliE sithgeribero h-Lving proem- tot aol , titie tal
taaellianry are now ready to tartii-lt to or ler
;111 e , ,,r1,- , 01.
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i 0 L , ERS, MILL 01 , ', A.RI
SLEIGH siroEs', W 0 0 D..
sAw 'No m.vemNEs,
r.,&r„ 4."
IVOOJIWORTII PLANER,
for custom an'Al j.,1) wet Is, We are also prel•nred
to do
,SLITTING, (• ,S'C'ROLL S.: I TUNti
to. to acr.,
fluting. a tir , t-clas , scri c,-cultilig Lathe, ire'
arc I'reparp.l to in:kl:c
3n order, Ilaildcrs of ChecEe Factories arc
tclll
qac"ted In e MI our 11171.11130t11th
the
Chanapiion Plow,
one of tlie linrot implemen:F; hi thA
C,1:611 pail for OLD lIION
CO ARLES WI LI,LI
V. L. SEARS,
11F.1)5ro, 51ay 15, I;467—tr.
7 Grocery and Provision Store,
CORNING,
`QJO (f hie ~~ma~~~
WIHO LEA ALE AND RETA T DEALER
" Minis
GROCERIES, PROVISIIONS,
Wines, Liquors and
Cigars,
FOIZEION ,':, DaMESTIO: t n EEN &
DRIED FRITITS,
CANNED 17? U 1 T,S AND
L" - Err 'ETA -13.iiES,
WOOD & 'WILLOW WARE, GLASS &
CROCKERY \VAR 1,
cAI.II,I)IIEN'S CARRIAGES, CABS
PERAMBULATORS, TOYS. S-f• &c.
A full and eottiplet^ nEsorttneut of the above
teentinned r•ood , of the, hest quality always on
hand.
Particular attention p.. 1.1 to Fine , t,roecries.
Dealers and renstnnerß «ill find it to their in
terest to examine hie Stnek before buying.
..Corning, N. V. 'March 11, 1 8
THE largest • io , sorl men t Watellos, Clor1;8
Jewelry and Plated Ware in Tiova county
at L9dec 66] FOLLY'S.
:`-',
ME
Proofs of thelSuperior Quality
~4• TIM •
AAtE i tijON W cOll
. .
NV AI/MANI, ASS. '
The Amorican'Wateli s Comimny, of Waltham,
Mmes., respectfully submit that their Watches are
•trieliper,'more aceurate,,less complex, more dura
ble, better adapted for general use, and More en.
sly kept In ordee.a.tal repaired then any. other
watches in the etlirket. They are siinti l ler in
structure, and therefore stronger, and less likely
to he injured than the majority of foreign watch
es, whieli aro composed of front 125 to 300 pie
ces, while in an old English watch there aro
more than 706 parts. liow they run under the
hardest trial watches can hatio, is shown by the
following letter: _ . .
PENN. 11.11LICOAD COMPANY.
1
OPFlen 711 H Gine), SPRitINTENDENT,
, ALTOONA, PA., 15 Deo., 1868.
01:Nmunns r The watcher. manufactured by
yon have been in use on thi , railroad (or several
,yenN by our COgi p eilien, to whom we furnish
'ivatelles as lent of Ilor equipment. There are
new rump throe hundred .t• them carried on our
line, and we Consuler them good and reliable
time-keepers: Indeed, 1 bite great satisfaction
iu saying your watches give us less trouble, and
have with, and do %sear murk Idnger Without re
pairs than, any watches Imve ever had in use
On this rand. As you are aware, we l l formerly
truvto d 40 tho s e 01 English manufacturo, if no
. If nowledged good : hut as a class they
never keep time as eorreeily, nor have they done
as good serVice, as yours.
In thele statements L. am sustained by imy
predceeslow, Mr. Lewis, whose experience ex
tended over a series of years. Respectfully,' ',
EDWARD 11. WILLIAMS,:
-General Superintendent.
Amerienn ‘Videlt Co., Waltham.
We wale now five different:grades of watches
reapertively no follows
Arrieirm. Trroll ro.,
Watch Cwapring.
P. Ititrtle“,
Efieey,
Home Wali.lt Company,
All “f the, 0, with the exception of the Home
Wateh Company, ale warranted by the American
Watch Company to 10 of the best material, on
Ihr tu" , t approved principle, and to paysess every
rminuite ha. rihdble initcht:oper. Every dealer
thme Watchm is provided with the Corn
pany's piinted.card r f guaratitee, %Odell should
accompaoy ea, b Watch sold, 66 that buyers may
I,•„ :ore !bey are purcha-ing t h e genuine article.
There are Liu:lit:roils counterfeits and imitations
, a‘ oir Watches ,old throughout the country, and
iveaa mild caution purehastks I Q 110 On their guard
again-1 impo:itom.
Ark Walthaw Wateir:= imay Le pur
W.fteh thi.aigl4 , nt c“untry
•nonzaras & APPLETOAT,
18:: Broadway, N. 1
The American Cooking Stove.
A FT twenty year:: experience lit site lUari
±l, fa Hie of ,toves, we beeatue convinced,
some ix year, since, that a vast amount of
money was being expended by the peoplomf this
country, in buying eheap and worthless stoves, a
large portion of which was, wasted; and that
true economy consisted in buying the best stoves
thht email be made, notwithstanding the price
was higher. With this view we proceeded to
construct the American Cooking Stove, and
sparc , l no pains or expense to make i it the best
aml mos s t perfect stove that could be Made. And
we have experimented with it, and carefully
wateliedits operation for the last 'six years, and
when an improvement sug eosted itself, we have
‘,I4C, il,loplted it, and we haveseveral of these
improvements secured by letters patent. In
this manner we do not hmitato to say, we have
brought it to a higher., .fate of perfection than
has hereto Min been attained in cooking stoves.
The recent improvements in • this stove has
added largely to its convenience and effective
nes... In all the varieties of stoves we manti
c:l,lllTC, are study usefulness, durability, conve'-
nionee and economy in operation, rather than
cheapness in price, and in so doing we aro satis
fied we study •the interest of those purchasing
our stoves. SHEAR, PACKARD, 4; CO.
Albany, MIY.
For_sale by CONVERSE A; OSOOOD, ti ells
bore, Pa. May 13, 18t1S.
- iii Darner, Farmers of 'Fioga County
T AAI ll , ,NV'Willi!: at my manufactory, in Lawrence
In. a oil pel 1.1
FA,LVNING MILL,
which peisesqo3 the following advantages over another
will: a
I. It separates olts. rat litter, ancli foul seeds, and
clo and cockle. from wlicit.
2. It cleans flax seed, takes out yellow sled, and all
o 1 het :weds, perfectly.
It cleans timothy seed.
-I. It does all otherlseparating milked of a mill.
Thi, mill iv built 01 the best and most durable tim
ber. It, et 3 to, and iv sold cheat{ for cash, or pro
duce.
I will lit a patent sieve. for separating oats from
wheat, to other mills. on reasouable terms. -
J. 11 lirA.Tll EIL-
Law9'obv)lle,Oelober 10, ISOO-tf
UNION ACADEMY
TIOGV CO., PA.
FACULTI - :
ELIAS 'HORTON, Principal.
MIN. ADA W. lIOItTON, Preceptress.
3lisi MIRA micros. Assistant.
Miss AMANDA DRAKE, Teacher of Music.
CALENDAR FOR 1,807-8.
Fall Term 4 , 0111D/011a; Sept. 3d, Winter Term Nor
25111, Sin mg Term Feb. 18th, 1868.
E±PENSEB PER TERM.
unary Department 4100
Common English 6 00
Higher English 7 00
Lunen:l V:S and Higher Mathematics 8 00
•ti innental Music, extra 10 00
Vocal Music. extra. • 100
Maw ml.r, tiNtrit 3 00
Room Rent 2 60
Board per we& . . 330
Knox ille, An::,•ust. 11,1867—t1.
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1:111111' G TONS" FIRE, ARMS.
• ;
. ay TM: THAD!: GENERALLY
LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO DEALER?
200,000 Ft,ii.Ntsiin TIIF: U. S. GOVERNMENT.
Army Revolver, 4-1-100 in. Calibre
Navy Revolver 36-100 in. Calibre
Belt Revolver, Navy size Calibre
Police Revolver, Navy size Calibre
New Pocket Revolver, "1 100 in. Calibre
Pocket Revolver, (Rider's pl.) 31-100 in. Calibre
Repealing Pistol, (Elliott pt.) No 22 &. :32 Carrge
Vest Pocket Pistol, No 22, 30, 32 .4; 31 Cartridge
Gun Cane No 22 A; 32 Cartridge
Breech Loading ille,(Beale) No 32 Sas "
Revolving Rifle, 36 44: 44-130 in Calibre
E. REMINGTON S SONS.
Moore &.- Nieholg. New York; Win Road & Son,
Boston; Jos C grubh ,b Co, Philadelphia; Paul
-1
they at. Trimbl , Baltimore; hoary Folsom & Co;
New Orloam.; ri Johnson, poneer & Co, Chicago,
L M Ramsey-1- Co, St. Louls; Albert E Crane,
San Francisco: Oct. 9,19117.-9 m.
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LINES OF TitAFEL,
ERIE RAMWAY.
Oii ailid after Monday.- May llth, 15LS, ttait,t "
leave Cortlingut- about. the following, Lours:
- VIESTWAIt'A BOUND.
D-. 03 a to Night. Express; hi nds)s Ainted, ft),
Salatnancu, anti Duukirlf, making direct contactroA
with trains of the Atlas is A- (treat Weatet fi,
.:thore,autill rand Trunk nal lwaysifut all points We t
,032,1 a. tu.,Night l xprcbe, Dilly, for .Suffalo.Salara hm ,
Dunkirk and the West, connecting as above.
0:24 a. tn., Night Express, Sundays excepted, fot loch
ester and Buffalo, via Avon.
10:15 a.m., Mail Train, Sundays excepted, for %fill,.
• and Dunkitk.
1:45 p. rn. Baltimore EXIMI33, - Sundays excepted, it,
Rochester and lint - fate, via Avon.
6: ExPrehlg,Suttdays excepted. for Buffsk
33 p. in.. Day
Salamanca, Dunkirk and the Vest, connecting
at; ; •!allantancti with the Atituale and (treat West,,,
it ui t we y ; atMluffalo with the Lake Shore and Otati
Trunk Railways, anti at Dunkirk with the Lake Sig;
Railway, for all points west and south.
6;40 pla , thly Express, Sundays exbe,pted,tor Rothe/kr
•
12:30 a. In., Express Alai I.Sundays excepted.for Bat'
10, Salamanca, and Dunkirk, connecting with
for the West.
1.30 p rut Way Ft elght,'Suralays excepted. '
5:40 p. in., Emigrant train, Daily, for the wait.
EASTIVAIID BOUND
12:46 a. ni., Night Expre,..e. Daily, Sund;: x .s ce ep.ict:tcri
connecting at Gritycourt for Warwick, and at No;
York with afternoon trains and sleatneis for tone,,
and New England Cities.
4:20 a. in.. Cincinnati Exprens..aloutlay
meeting al Elmira for linrrishing. Philadelphi a AL !
the South; at On - ego for Ithaca; lit Itlngliag,Li
for Syracuse; at Great Bend for Scranton, Philao,
pliia. and Trenton; at Lackawaxen fur lhrKloi. and u
tiraycourt for Newburg-and Warwick _
0: 55 /1.. Day Ex pres., S ndayaexceptcd.cotineunt
at Elmira for Canandaigua. at Binghamtonf or En t '
mom, at Great Band for Scranton. at Lackawax o , p,
Hawley. and at Jeri.ey City with midnight P.t o .„
Train of New Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia, tait.
more and Washington.
10.22 a in Accommodation Train daily, c0ni0.,;,1 4 r
at. Elmira for Canandaigua.
2:20 p. m., Baltimore Express, Sundays excciaeo
4:35 p. ill.. NCW York a»,l Baltimore Mail ;
cepten
8.03 p in Lightning Express. Snndnys excepu,l,
tiect nig at Elmira for Harrisburg, Philadelphia ; . /
the South ; zit Jeirsey City with morning
train of New Jersey Railroad for Baltinx».
Washington, and at New York with moreh g
press trains for Boston and the East.
12:30 p. in. Way Freight, Sundays excepted.
W51:.1t. BARR, ii. MULE
.oon'l Pas,. Agent.
Dloasburr & Corning, & Tioga
't airs will run as follows until further natl.,
Accommuilati94-Leavea Blessburg at 6,15 a. a, 04 4
field at 7,05. - Tioga at 7,41 I ..nwr.ncevlll (
arriving at Corning at 9,35 a. tn.
Mail—Leaves Blosaburg at 2,00 p: in., Mant , ile
Tioga at 3,18, Lawrenceville at 4 Ou—arrii r•
Corning at 5 p. tn.
Mail—Leaves Corning at 8,00 a. n, . Lau reacevilli
9,03, Tioga at 9,45, 'Mansfield at 19.22,-arris
Illoss•burg at 11,00 a. tu.
Accommodation—Le:urea Corning at 2,40 p.
reneevilie at 4,00. Tiogn at 4.5 c. .Ntaa,g,
arriving at Bloteiburg at 0,15 p.
Northoi•n Central Ft, II ; •
TRAINS FOR THE NOBT11:
Trains for Catiantlaguta lea\ ta Elmira as fullowd
Acconiodatlon at
i.xptt•- , o [fastest train on road)
Matlt
Way Freigli t 4passenger coach attaclrd;
tin an d aft er N o r. 2.1, 1667, trains a ill al tate ,
depai t Duna Troy, Ittl 1 - 01101 VB;
LEAVE NORTHWARD.
IU 55 A.. 111.—Daily (except. Sul - 01115;9 Ita Elmira, 80.
to, Callantlaiglld, Rochester, wisp. Bridge atil t ,
Ca nadas.
9 45 P. M.—Daily (except Sundays) far Eltairs et
Buffalo, via Erie Railway train Elmi..i
LEAVE SOUTHWARD.
6'oo A, M.—Daily (except Sundays) fur -lialetam
Waslington, Philadelphia, &c.
905 P. M.—Daily (except Sundays) for Balenae,
Washington and Philadelphia. 4
3. N. IMBAIIIiS, ED. S. Y01.,'5 . 0
Uen'l Harrisburg. Pass. g't
Baltimore. 111
Philadelphia & Erie R. R
On and after MONDAY, May 11th. .11;::
on the Philadelphia &Et le Dail Road kill rue eS
IVEST WA R D
Mail Train leave
.'"
" " arr. IA Erie
Erin Exiiinse karat, Philadelphia..
" "
at Erie
Elmira Mail leaven Philadelphia...
" " " Williamaport
. a arr. at Lock Haven
EASTWARD
Mail Train leaves Eric
" " Williamsport.
" ‘• arr. at Philadelphia..
Erie Empress knees Erie
'• Williamsport.
" _ " arr. at Philadelphia
Mail and Express connect with OlLCreek and :hi
glieny River Rail Road. Baggage Checked Through
ALFRED L. TYLER, 0131:01Supit
Atlantic and Great Western B. W
SALAMANCA STATION.
„
WETtItARD BoUM). r.AStvrAtt ISOM.
Mall 5.30 Express 51t,
Accommodation 6,35 1 Mail ....
Express 12.19 Accommodatten, ;5
Express 11.00 Expit'Sd
At Cory therp is a junction kith the PhilinklpLil
Erie, and Cil Creek Rail ltoads.
At Meadville with tho Franklin and Oil City an
Pithole Branch.
At Learitteburgo the Maboniny Ittaucti Ina 9
rect route to Cleveland. At Ravenna coon
ClOVelalld and Pittsbuigh Railroad.
The Road passes through Akron, Ashland,
Marion, 'Urbana and Dayton, intern:elle); vari uirt ,
roads, and terminates at Cincinnati.
L. D, RUCKER, Gen. Supt., Meadville, II
Real Estate Sale.
. 1
THE Subscriber will sell or ront the follunic
valuable property, to wit:
One tavern stand in Lawrenceville
One farm, on which be now resides, ene.ta
mile from throe churches, two School Rothe.
two grog shops, and ono railroad, and about a
same distance from the line of the Wel6boro et
Lawrenceville Railroad. The farm contains li
acres of good land, 50 acres timbered, well At
tered, and very productive. It requires theta
seed should be sowed and planted. however. t.
amore a harvest.
One farm in Jackson township, 175 steel:
tirst4ate place for a cheese factory..
AlSo—for sale-4 mules, 75 .sheep, and otht
stock, cheap on reasonable terms.
S. BALDWIN.
Lawrence, Apr. 17, 1867-if.
Planing , & Turning
B. T, VAN HORN,
AVING got his now Factory in operAti: ,
is now prepared to fill orders for Oita
are promptly and in the best style of werldni
ship. Having procured a
WOODWORTH PLANER,
ho is ready to dress hoards or plank with dispaic
SCROLL-WORK & BRACKETS,
furnished to order. His rnaohinesare of the sew
est and most improved patterns.
Shop corner of Pearl and Wain Sts, WELL
8011.0, PA.,
Oct. 31, 1866-tf.
B. T. VAN 11ORN.
I
NEW GR CERY
t.,
At Ddrtt Soul ul'atit,
T HE SUBSCRIBER bus' uponed n nos
GROCERY & PROVISION STORE
At the above named place, where he propeteil'
furnish Goods in his lino cheap. -
Market prices paid fur Farm Produce, enter
iu cash or trade. The patronage of the public F.
respectfully solicited. ALBERT TIPPLE.
Charleston, Dec. n, 1807-tr.
J. STICKLIN,
(4 1 -k
Chairmaker, Turner, and
Furniture Dealer.
SALE ROOM, iopposite Dartt's Wagon Shop,
Main Street. FACTORY 'in Sears Jr IV I I'
Hams Foundry, second story.
Orders promptly filled and satisfaction via"'
teed. Fancy Turning done to order.
Wellsboro, Jnno 12, 1887. J. STICKLIN.
Tioga , Marble Works.
THE undersigned is - now prepared to exe
eute'all orders for Tomb Stones and Moo
moots of citbor
ITALIAN OR RUTLAND MARBLE,
of the latest stylo and approved warkmanehip
and with dispatch.
Ile keep constan ly ou band both kind!' 0 1
1 [
Marble and will he able to suit all who way fa
vor him with their dors, on ns reasonable tared
as can be obtained.' the country.,
Stones discolored with rust and dir cleane d
and made to look a good as new. ..
~.. PORTER WILCOX.
1867-tf
Do LANO &, CO., Agents for the Susqueha a
na Woolen Mills.
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