m*-* iJP HXBogl.l.i<(g|»oPß June J Stir Adrerttaemeats. • .4, ! X°tle*-4). P. BUUng*, r toater’’ tfotfe*—Jbshna Metcalf, fid Hahjp^U.* A St^SaM. borongb'eleetlon of WjUlim; j|srt, : held \shows aEappbncan _ cm fijir’i borough eleefiosiofaid votes., , • - rf-Biiliop Stevens will mesHhe Cleie|of tbit St.' Paul’s Church, on [aipeaday Mio{> Jo, y H •”<* ” main over Thursdst r, Sf ulySd. prices tcorning and evening. The rjte (rffCoßflr lkß will be admiriisferedon Thursday. ' , fff-Tes Teot Ti*ss. — We hare recelrei|he first ,-l^ r 0 f i hew paper-rreferred to ini<&tr 1 alb—with As abors name, published by A. Tha is neatly printed, is ijt Pvllifot, «»d jjstlar one dollar a year la advance. iWe-onoa tUh its editbv success. . ■ -«g- Burns Smrisirrs.—Over. airly t|onsand butWrttis shipped on EIW 'Wil road at thil lotion in tharnC ifh;tjf May. jUi is over two tons per day. ? If anyaj.&e rural Key-Steup State p»nteet.t^: f M-should bear from them.—Troy Tinea., .|,V? ’ Sohoouust* For"*ant of l iberty the ,wm banished from /jfcr want the ichoolmaetor, intelligent patriotism ban 'uiif;; fo* want ot Vftrft turn, jot ?|per bidfaia nbwwehave the task of jmt«sr down dtion attWcoet of treasure and blood. ■•W.o'moat jn'ftn thoway for the schoolmaster. ’ >’» BB'la^o jreipondent from writer: Hetrhips •«iffbr lesr from disrate lhaiy.fr'•mienakes, loodticke, Heards, scorpions andgallynij jiti In- K«b and reptilerare thus claued;—One litard,equal? lie scorpions, tied 'scorpions equal oni gailjnipper,, •i gillynipper dqbals one snake, due gal- ' Ijolpper,, tyro .scorpions jind JitsidJ OMfl one t&liok‘. ’ , * _ ' , j if] pS~ Short Hainan Ginns,—lt seents t|at the licit hair mania, which was so prevalent ip fliis seo tice a year or two aine*, has reached the' W*is| and is Itv raging in that section with unabated fdrS. The jceal of the Dubuque (Iowa) 'Btrald thtrfollow- Ijj incident, wbi6H occurred recently ip .jthjjfc’ city : «lie short hair mania Is as active atsMt.ji.C. F- Piltioi ‘short shingled’ the heads of ft '/y females Idl week, and the cry is ‘ still they con’l Jlryoong glaof one acquaintance has beeiHcadii! ( Wkndther In tie put three months to grant her tb , irli|lege of Itriag her haircut'.short, likeMise So I |sd : Sty, Her ■ither always objected, end told ber it \doked;ridic ilni, end if she ever had it eat ,ehe wohld prallop' In. The other day She sneaked off dflwa toiQi, went be barber shop, got it ent, and earns home poking lii a ‘ pleg-ngty.’ Her mother gave her tß'tgprom lnd ‘ welloping,’ which she took in good pait r 'telling )e nether she eonld not replace the hair. : Where dm is a will there is a way—licking don’thnjt when ijcnes is determined* ' ' t . ' jg- Notice io- Candidate!. —Some OT (Utr ex ■lugu—among them, the Wiltiamaport B+Uikn. and lis Lock Haven Prut, both in this Di^tricf—w’inll iij attention to the fact that while theyjiwijy bpen liiir eolnmni for communicatipne in favor,oilcandi inii, jet they expect to be paid for them; th6j tame u fer ether advertisements. The 'Prut not ■Web Hie truth when ittaya that-"tome peojde have Ipiiled the notion that hditora exitt merely gfbr the jvjoie of puffing politiciam and that they at eipect compensation." I t j‘|; Cotlidtring tho fact, that the AoirAT&k I»1 taken 1; aurly every intelligent family io iiif bounty, mil it not be cheaper for candidates to I llaco |them plm before-the people .through the mjtdinngof an' tinrtinaent in its column than, to go IjkeWi uhing for the votee and inljnenct Bf Thomas, tlehard end Henry, thereby losing time, 1 mdkoring ulttherwiie annoying the aforesaid Toj J Hist, and Imj ? We think the former plan mat ; m«|e re tftcubls; end ax printers do not live on; tr,| v||, hare .■misled to charge for all' oornmnnicat pttaMrhich axj tereafter appear commendatory of candidates for *•> ' ‘ ' <- ,| . Court Proceedings— Pxrxt Woelc^ Csort commenced on Monday, with an lop emnhcr of-persona in attendance, TB* -first t*7 »u devoted main); to the disposal o{ matters up. • lit argument list. The Grand Jury, hojwevef, were Mat work, end their attention hailed to the law, and Middies nnderit, In relation to 'violations? jjif the h«»Uw. This bod;, during the week; actei npon ni tsported the following: S Buts Focso.—Commonwealth vs.-Sphraiat Ut h(, uunlt with intent to kill; Sarah Jane kwaji William Qridley, larceny; Cbnuncey'Story, fatj'-siy; Lorenxo Lake, forgery”; Harrison Itpbbinr, •‘iphqgboas#;, Jeremiah Tonng, assault and bakteiy; V-B. Bslley, failure to pay over money due tbs State; Wh«l Stiles, malicious mischief; Andrew J. B’rutS; •u/Baisance; John Fisher, jr., and Franklin Sisher, •Wilt tod .battery; Hiram Inscho, uniting “i -Ksrtbe C. Stevens for obtaining 'goddsinnder pretenses. ' i si | Uxomn — Commonwealth t«. Bijgihy, with larceny;' Henry Markrsfa; that {edwith i * n d battery 5 Isaac Henson, charged, wjfh as ; with intent to kill; Gertrude A. Wajfren charged *' l i uisait and battery; And FranklinSJeveft and •hO, Bowman, charged with malicious oil tefief. lie following canoes stare disposed of by * feloart below: | v*.' Biohard Tilton. Thi i S’as a hroagtt by the overseers of the poor of t ie;tpwu ?«f Union, to compel tbe defendant to 1) kin tain ** pifs, whereupon the defendant alleged-thr J&ewai 1,1 ist lawful husband, and proved that *j)e hsS been Wsesly married. 'tt wae shown that both girlies r* •joyed the loxnty of tania. than ope dppncstic I sesl, and if one of the atAtetbentj alleged by fhintig be true, that Tilton ph>enr»4 for •>ssend child for one bathe!of per hs * plnnJit J oP w * Te * i> les* expensive gi this j*d* **““ 1,1 Mormondom. The inatttt wig'Bxed “ v the psrtiea and the case dlsmitsed., ,«j ®*®ocnwe»llh ys. Stephen Sherman, f i|Kion hither against his eon fop isSitßl; and JjT?' Verdict, guilty. Defendant tbbk leftibail ton i grandson of complainant {a tie j»tion jh*® •i* peace” againif hts grapdfathtir, jafid in . /*•" °l bail the old man was looked gp, gl'.tta show "«• eaeertainty of the iaw. •',, -■ katana ulth vs. Biram Brooks and In® 'er Action, misconduct in office. V* Hejnot . |“d Ptoteeutor pay the costs. ' ”f- p - v«.W. D.BalleJ, ibdtetei'i at 'ieb »*7 '“jions for fitilme to pay over moh#jE< din the guilty. Not sentenced. ~jM’” *«aMw«lth vs. Daniel L. Plank. cbargep wtth apon lsndi of the Bingham tb eqt guilty, and the proseenior, the Bingham tpo.thiffjs of the costs," - “jMsaapesltb Tf . gphraim Utter, tpdicji for ioUmt 10 Verdict, guilty .ifssanll I ‘"tmity of intent tpkiU. Defendant entered M.t.mett,B. P. Wilson, H- ■ c i liam*>«atl H. Shcrwocd, attorneys . for defence. CommomweaUh vs. A. C, Wilson;, indicted at Feb ruaryeoseions tot procuring*signatureto a notafor $lOO under false pretenses. Verdict, not guilty, end prosecutor pay three-fourths of theoost. * ■ 9-.* lB attendance upon Conn this week is Tory light. A report the business will be given in our'nent. ' ' ggj- Movements or Tee Tiooa. Bor». —The sol. diers fronrtbit County were.nt thelatest accounts, at the following places:. . Co, L, Sd RegtPa. Cavalry, CapL.R, T. Wood, Is doing guard in Washington, City, D. C; • Co. B, 101st Keg’t, Pa. V. A. BUiott, was before the enemy near Richmond,.Ta. - Co. G, 45th Beg’t, Pa. Vols., Capt. Whitney, had been moved to North Edistolsland/wlthin a few miles Charleston.' WiE probably be heard from at thatcity. ih a few days. : Co. H, 45 th Reg’t,,Pa. Yob., Capt SehleffoUn, was at North Edisto Island, S. C. rpPi I,4Sth ■ Pa;; Vols., Capt, Hills,. yrff -at North E<Rsto, with Campania*, 6, and B. . Co. H, 6th Begt. Pa. Bes. Corps, Capt. Carle, bad moved from Falmoath across tbe were moving South from Fredericksburg in search of the enemy. Co. A, Ist Bides, Reserve Corps, Capt, Holland, Co. E,let Bides, Capt. Niles, bad also moved across the river in the.direction of Richmond. Co, F, 7th;Reg’k, Pa. Cavalry, Capt. Dartt, and Co. 0, Capt. same made a charge into Wynkoop’s Regiment, and dispersed! a large rebel force sod captured their leader, a fighting preacher, named Capt. Trimble'. Gov. Curtin has ordered that the' words, “Lebanon, Tenn., 6th May,” be inscribed on the Regimental Flag, for gallant conduct in attacking Morgan's corps of Cavalry, at Lebanon, on that day, and defeating and dispersing it. Co. D, 57th Reg't., Pa. Yoi., Capt. Caulking, wai: in the battle of Fair Oaks, fire miles from Richmond, Sunday, dune first. There wera seven wonnded in this company, though we have the names of two only, vis., Theodore F. Dewey, apd Geo. D. Sweeter. Dew ey's haversack was shot off early in the fight, and he was afterwards wounded in the fbot. Streeter had his toe shot off. The Colonel of this Regiment, was wounded, and tbe.Msjor killed. GoTerdbr Curtin baa ordered that the words “ Williamsburg, Virginia, May 6tb, 1863," be inscribed on-the Regimental Flag. ■ Co. G, Ist Heg’t. Rifles, (Buck-tails,) Capt Hugh McDonald, was with Geo. Fremont, bo Saturday last, at Harrisonburg, Va. See Latest War News, in oar editorial column. The following from' this county were wounded: John Rhitiebart, and B. J. Ireland, of Tioga, severely; H. C. Bailey of Middlebury, arm amputated; and Willard Sikes, of Farmington, and H. Kilborn of Covington. There may be others wounded whose names we,do not recognise, but if so we shall know it by next week. —Floyd A*btcy, andJsamuel Witch 1 , of BdllWan, 50th Reg't., N. 7. Yob, ore sick in the Hospital at Alex andria, Tbere are several Sullivan and Richmond boys in that Regiment They are engaged in building pontoon bridges over the Chickahomlny, Sight miles from Richmond. , —We publish in Interesting letter in this week's issue, from Qecll, son of B. P. Deane,' Esq., of Del* mar. He is only seventeen years of age, and has been only a few months in the service. The letter was writ .ten before tbo battle of the Seven Pines, in which, hie Captain lost an.arm, and the Regiment w*s badly cut up. So far as we know, Cecil is safe, and we expect to bear from him soon. The letter was sot intended for the public, but it is none the less interesting oh' that account. —James Mere, and E. R. Atherton, nf Co. H, 6th' Rega't., Pa. Vol., are In the’ Hospital, suffering from typhoid fever, At last accounts, they were recover ing. . —Geo. W, Butterwortb, lato of the' Agitator, was in .the battle of Seven Pinos; But one member of the company (0, 53d, Beg 1 !.,; was wounded.. Co.F, 11th Cavalry, Cnpt. Mitchell, was at Camp Hamilton, Ya. . Tho parts of Companies raised in this County for New York Regiments, and the boys in the regiments of the Western States, can .only be beard from occa sionally. We shall be glad of any information as to the morements of our brave hoys, and we shall pub lish the same from time to time, not only for the in formation of our people at hume, but for the benefit of the sMdlers, who no doubt like to hear of the whereabouts of each other. SFEOZAIi NOTICES. IMPORTANT TO FEMALES! THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN IS continually in peril if she is mad enough to neg lect dr maltreat those sezoal irregularities to which two-thirds of her sex are more or. leas subject DR.-jCHEESEMAN’S PILLS, prepared from the same formula which the inventor, CONBLIUB L. CHEBSEUAN, M. D., of New York, baa for twenty years used successfully in an extended private prac tice—imnsß'diately relieve without pain, all disturban ces of the periodical discharge, whether arising from relaxation or suppression. They act like a charm in removing the pains that accompany difficult or im moderate menstruation, and are the only safe and re liable remedy for Flushes, Sick Headache, Pains in the Loins, Back and Sides, Palpitation of the Heart, Nerv ons Tremors, Hysterics, Spasms, Broken Sleep and other unpleasant and dangerous effects of an nnnatn ral condition of the sexual functions. In the worst oases of Fluor Alius or Whiles, they effect a speedy cure. TO WIVES AND MATRONS. DR. CHEESEMAN’S FILLS ore offered as tba only safe means of, renewing interrupted menstrua tion, bat LADIES MUST BEAR IN MIND That on that very account,it taken when the interrup tion arises from natural causes, they will inevitably prevent the expected events. This CAUTION IS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY, for suoh is the ten dency of 'the Pills to restore the original functions of thd'sexnal organisation, that they inevitably arrest the process of gestation, ' Explicit direction, elating when, and w itr they ehould not be used, with each Box—the Price On* Dol lar each Box, containing from 40 to 50 Pille. A valuable Pamphlet, to be had free, of the Agents, Pills tent by mail promptly, by enclosing prieC to the agent. Sold by druggists generally.' B B. B. HUTCHINGS, Proprietor, For sole at Roy’s Drug-Store. Deo-11, 1861,-ly. 20, Cedar sL, New York. THE subscriber offers for sale the Steam Grist Mill located on Stony Fork, 8 miles from Welisboro, with 8 sores of land, one store building and dwelling boose attached, one small dwelling and small barn. The mill has 3 ran of stone, 2 good baits and all the accessary apparatus in a custom grist mill, a good steaiii.engine all in good running order, which be will, sell atabargain or would exchange for other property .j There is no better location in Tioga County fir a good custom Grist Mill, title perfect. For farther particu lars enquire of S. 8. Packard, Covington, Pa. Also 97 acres bf latid 1} miles below the mill on Stony Fork for sale. Timber Pine and Hemlock. Covington, done 4,1862.3m* S. S. PACKARD. Sblnglc Mill For Stile. /“LNE of the most approved - kind, in complete run- I I nlhg ofder—will ho sold for went of use. Apply to.. H. 8. JOHNSON, Tioga fa. - Tiogk, Jane 4, 1862. 3L . Teal Skins. THE highest pries will he paid for light skins— must bO free from cuts or holes—by JOHNSTON A BOYCE. • Tioga, Juno 4, 5862* fit Light i light !i . light i 11—a largo lot of those fine flint Chimseys for Lamps, which du not break from beat. Also ■ tog* mortment of jatape. akoklot of that Petroleum Oil which nits every body, and does noterplode. lorsaleat ROY’S DETTG 6TOBE. FOR SALiE. THE TIOGA COUNTY A® IT ATOE. . AN HfYOCATIOH. That nice machine, the hitman tns ha I 1 -0 Qodl Inspire my mind, . .. That I may nndetxtaad the taisa, ~ No more to nature blind. Insplro my tongue, inspire my hearV And usoihl knowledge give, That knowledge too, mayl Impart, And toast) mankind to lire. DR. JACKSQK, THE OELKBRATD REF ORIS BOTASIC Indian Pkyslctan, OF MBXK CITY, WHIPA, Jfay It Oonnllxl u /eOetw—iWa Chary* Hornelsvillo, H. T., Chsdweok House, Saturday and Sunday, July If and 23 Cameron, N. T., at Botal, Monday,July SI Addlton, N. Y., Doolittle Home, Tuesday, July Si Coming, N.Y;, Dickinson Home, Wednesday, “ S 3 Bath, N. Y., Union Hotel, ' Thursday, July 3t TIOGA, Pa., Goodrich fiosu. . Tnttday, July St WBLLSBORO, Pa., United Stales Hotel, Wednesday and Thursday, July 30 and 31 Elmira, N. Y., Bnimpd House, ' Saturday and Sunday, August 2 and 8 TROY, Pa., Troy Haute, Monday, Auguat t~ Havana, N. Y., Montour Honae, Tuesday, Angnat 6 Watkins, N. Y., Jefferson Bouse, Wednesday,'Aug. 3 Dundee, N. Y., Ellis House, Thursday, Aug. 7 Penn Yan, N. Y., Stnel House, Friday, Angust 8 Those Suffering fromOhronlc Distatne, of any description may be assured that their eases •rill be treated fairly and candidly, and they will not be encouraged to take my medicine without a cones* ponding prospect of benefit. Dr.'Jackson can be nonsuited at his Rooms, in re gard to ail diseases, which be treats with unprece dented success, on a new system. He enrei Chronic eases of diseases, which hare been pronounced V*cu rable by. the Medical Facility generally, inch as Ner vous and Neuralgia Affeetions, Diseases of Women, Paralysis, Epilepsy, Asthma, Salt Rheum, Remittent and Intermittent Fevers, the diseases of Children, etc. All eases of Seminal Emissions which is carrying thousands to the grave annually. Remember the Doctor does not promise to euro all stages of diseases. While ail diseases are ewra&ls, if taken in season, all ttagtt are not. Your eon may bo curable this week, not next—to day, not U-morrtw; hence the danger of delsy. Compilation, Frte. Diitnr.t Invalid s,—Patients enable to visit Dr. J. by appointment, can communicate their symptom by letter, and hare proper medicineb lent to any part of the world by express, with certainty and dispatch. Ail letten of inquiry mast contain one stamp to pre pay reply. Address Dr. A. C. Jackson, Erie, Panna., Box 30. May 21,1862. New Spring: Stock, THE BEST EVER BROUGHT HEBE AND THE CHEAPEST! CALL AKB XZAXIHI TOX TOCEMLTM A T THE OLD STORE B. B. SMITH, THREE DOORS BELOV TBB WELISBOBO HOTEL, BULLARD & CO., TEANKfCL TO THUS NMOtBOUS TBIBSSS ICI ..A LIBERAL SHARE r OF PATRONAOB, i 1 Have Provided TbeßM|m , i WITH A FULL STOCK —or— ! DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, Ac., Afy WILL BE SOLS ! FOR CASH OR PRODUCE. ‘ Welisboro, April 30,'1862. I IJnlon Phoitgrapble Roam*. H. H. WOOD’S | UAhf OTH SKVMOHT JROOSdDB. { OYER C. W. SEARS’ NEW SHOE STORE, {First door below 6, L.WILCOX. H. H- WOOD, would say to the inhabitants of Welisboro and surrounding country, that he is new prepared to furnish them with every thing in the line of PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTXPES. OR MELAIJSOTYPBS, furnished at any room in the City. Just received, a sett of JAMINS CELEBRATED LENSES, manufac tured expressly for the Carta da vitite. Also a large assortment of ;: PRO TQQBAPBIC ALB BUS, i 1 .price, from 51.25 to $4.00. At this day, no psrlor ta ble is considered finished, withoutIhePHOXOGBAPH IC ALBUM. ' Cases of all styles. Pictures from twenty-five eanta to five dollars. • , 1 J l Thankful for past favors, I would solicit a eontrn nalion of the same, by doing first class work fori all. Welisboro, May 28.1882. H. E. WOOp. : DENTIST. jT i dr. Ralph Gillette] ' JASPER, STEUBEN COUNTY, N. Y., • | 1 For a long time a resident of Welisboro, will rl*lt cnee in each month Knoxville on the 25th, Elk land on the Sfith, Lawrehce+Ule on the 37th, Tioga on the 28th, Those living at a distance to avoid dimppj tat ment will please address by letter to Jasper* Rill ii J May 21,1862. :| Executor’l Notlfcfc. Letters testamentary harint b»h giith tod to tt a subscriber. on {he estate of Chun coy Austin, lato of Delmltr township, deoaased. No ; tic® is hereby given to those indebted to make imme diate payment, aqd those having claims, to pretest them properly authenticated for settlement, to ISRAEL STONE, Exaadcn Delmar, May 38,1863. ; Mohawk Chief* ; |. MOHAWK CHIEF will be at Lawreweevbte Rtfi sort afid Slit. Stfd Jtffle Wtk.aafifiTf®. ij M WaEabaro Adriltc tiia amjJisk-nfrbaMgittfi the iftb and 35tl of June. ‘ i.SBSAp. ; CORKING •'CHEAjp CASH STOREs - fJIB* efttsene dflioga and the neighboring, coan- X ties are resppsJfnljy invited to nsil and examine (at opportunity] the late, arrivals of Spring aid; Snamw Goods, raoelvod by tha subscriber daring the last fbw Weeks/ it being t» the interest of all to do seif It asodof goods and, they Bike BARGUXS. The stock }• full ofaawetyls. ia’aU kiads of 08*99 GOODS, fresh a good Hiaasiaya cloth at 10 cents to the rich styles in MoWaMquas, Poplins, Mohairs, and eHtba varied varieties )* asikrl st prices from 1 and 3. tog shll- Rage... Tbe a*y)n ate asw and daainblo and wen •over eheaperthaa now; wo ban good Da Lainaa 1 ; skilling yard, Tine Challias 1 abiUing to 1 and id. , host De laisfi Is. fid., Lawns cheap, Blatk silke ft, 7s. fit. per yard, »haap enough for the eldest buyer. We intend to ktepall goods required In this market sad guarantee tbop rices right. CLOAK J.2W MANTILLA STOCK. Wo make this | a leading branch la tha business and keep all the mew desirable stylos, snoh as English Sscques.Gipseys, Ac. We also keep a fall lino Of doth from fit. to I2e- per yard, also trimmings to match. i ✓ - PARASOLS, SUN UMBERELLAS, Full assortment, good ones Sa., hotter 6s. to 35., host IDs. to $3,00. I Domestic Stock* Wean jelling every artido in this line lower, than tha present market prices. J OUR STOCK IS FULL, ahd there !■ seareely an artids except brown sheet ings and shirtings in the heavy, makes, bat that we are selling as LOW AS EVER. We hare good blesihed Moslint at 10 and 11 ets., handsome yard wide do. at 12} ots., best qualities yard wide prawn; shirtings, 12} ets., rich prints war ranted fsst colon 10 ets., good Ginghams Is. yard. Pant stuffs obetp, Napkins, Tabla Linens, Towelling, Window Drapery Ac., cheap as ever. W# have a larger stock of BOOTS AND SHOES, than'we have usually kept, they are cheep. STRAW GOODS,/ snob as Men's and Boy’s Hats, Shaken, Fiats, Trim mings Ac., full assortment. Groceries. We intend to keep this stock so as to giro Perfect Satisfaction to all bnysn both at wholesale and rstail. WHOLESALE BUYERS, can most always pick up goods tbronghoak oar stock at mash lower rates than can be Found Elsewhere. Baying in large lots, enabling ns to sell goods at less than Hew York prices adding expenses. CUSTOMERS from ill parts are inrited to salt. Goods freely shown, and if prieaa are not satisfactory, we do not expect to tell any geode. a ’ [ ' JAMES A. PARSONS, Ho. 8 CONCERT BLOCK, CORNING, N. t. May SI, 1861 ' feb. 12,1865. ;ITEW GOODS! X. Li BALDWIN! s now receiving t large and Well 3e ‘boted Stock ef SPRING And summer goods, consisting in part of a-General Stock of DRY GOODS, ’'LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, READY MADE CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, BOOTS AND SHOES, WOODEN WARE, As,, * ' As., As., As,, AU sf which willbe sold VERT LOW for READY PAT ONLY. ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. AU psnoß* bojdag GOODS for READY PA An raipaatfitlly lariled loeall ud eaalalna THE STOCK, As tbs; are to b» told at VERT LOW PRICES. CASH PAID FOR WOOL. Ticfca, May *8,1842. T. L. BALDWIN. TWENTY FITE CASES OF NEW GOODS, ' jjtTST OPENED AT ' DoriiiasiPs ? fiee Hive. Great rash, for f cl«gant”and cheap ifew Goods at Dormaoi'a Bse Hire. Imported Dress Goods.' We'oall the ipectal attention of the ladiei to ssr dreia good! Department, eompriiiog aoms entire new Btylei which canabt be found, any when alas neb aa Chase Poepadonra, Qria d Rniiej. Modes, Axnline, * ■ . French Fancy Place, .Imperial Foulard!, -. New Style! frith Poplins, Norwich Lnitn, ( - Psnise, Anandriaaa, Tboas who contemplate baying a dross of any di icriptlon will find it their intereet to call at Dornawl’s Bee Hive. Black Bilks an<s MantiUa Silks, a full Una from {6 cents to $2,60 perl yard. Colored Dress Silks, plain and fancy, Just opened. SHAWLS—Brocie. Stella, Thibet, Silk, an endless rariety, at leae than SO dents on the dollar. , In Cloth and Silk Maptles onr assortment cannot he excelled In quantity, style and prices. DHlUncry Goods of srery description at wholesale and retail cheap at BEE HIVE. Milliners plea* lake notice. Finest linen ikhle Damask worth $l,OO per yard for 11,00 only. I, ' 1 Doeskins, Csaskatree and Broadcloths, a Urge as. sortment, cheep. Drapery Laeei and,Drapery muslins, from Scents to 75 cents per yard. Greatest bargains erer offered. 70 Dosen Shakers 0n1y....,;;;,... IJoants. 1 100 " Lisla Thread Glorei.......Odoteta. 60 " Ladies H0h....J.j„.;i,. OSotntfc 30 " Shirt SPronts,.... ..05 cants. 75 « BUk Mitts.. tye T ‘ iit» Brilliant* „..0» onto. (dar PrinU, MOO y»rd» wbi FuieoLM'' /lit Kid'-. i.,„..1.1.1...06 ««nU. Cttimbny .;.. ;...: .9* inti. Pimoli cad Sanihide* a rery ezUiitiri and ala flat variety. r * Ivory handle cvaSllidei from (1,80 upwards at ( 3)ORMAUL’S BEE Sttfi, , ISO Water St; Bimini, ». t. K.OSTI 13>BTbytbe-HbiBrib«r_ti*6 printed notbs beaHor l-dateiFannlßSiODj February 3d or 3d, IMI, da* 18 month* from date rrith use for $25 each.ope *lgn,*d EU Rnapp, theoiber dehloj Tremain. Alio a receipt of-Mettlemem in‘fall (Hih ahd ft dollar* in bills oif tlie Tioga County Bdiik; for any «r -»u fjf -atiatll » liberal reward will b» paid. 1 .*35-28, ii« 2. ' t>. A. Clark. . A LARGE NEW AND DESIRABLE ; STOCK O t SEASONABLE GOODS, BATE BOH RKCBTVID A* fit TKOY CASH STORE. We Have NEVER SAD A More Complete Stock TEAK TBS PRESENT. Oar Prices WILL BE FOEIfD BELOW j THE MARKET BATES. l Oar LargD I i»UROHASE,b, ( AND LARGE SALES , WILL ENABLE tTB -*to— ■ Give Bargains -r-TO OUR CUSTOMERS, NOT TO\B» ; founD elsewhere. OUR REPUTATION -Ml- 1 Cheap Goods SHALL BE } rriXT ISAINTAITTED. We Confidently INYITK COIPABtSOfi PeHne k dol> 'TROY, PA. \ ANOTHER STOCK OF jrilTß CLOTHING Ar prices |[ TttLf Below Competition. We bare jnit reeeeelttfd e Urge pordfaM* of lift •enable Seedy Made Clolkiag, from Uie Aetigaaei 6f tile belbwated ' , OAK BALL ESTABLISHMENT, At Mabla tas to tall be!o* tha boil of DnriafWciaHbs; tbit stock tn wall worthy th* attatt tiea ofc lO.E^tW^.cC.pigibißt; i - .:; PZBT&S: *. CO. TREES I TREESI FOB SALE, THE FOLLOWING APPLE,- Price, 20 Conti Aomsr Appfc—Early Harvest, Early Laz«e Yellow Bough, Golden Sweet, Red ■Astrecfisn. Grsveusteln, Fall 3?lppte> Potter Janetingy Eembo, Jersey Sweeting. Winttr AmU— Baldwin, Newton Pippin, Rhode liland Greening, Esoj«sßpit»mbaig,BostQßßui»f, LadiM Sweeting, Ladi. Applo,Peol£sPleasant, H*b, bardtea Hona-Sneh, Klng,Fellow Bellfiower, Nonb am Bpr, lalman’s SwaatiM, Entck Mfgnmae, Fay's Russet t, Hereford's Poanaam, Bot tle Gran, Wagoner. _ „ _ .. . Crab AppU-~lATt* Bad Siberian, Small Bad, da.. Tallow, do. - * Pear, Prlce SO Cent#. ■ Nmsßtcr—Madaliene, Bloodgood, Dearborn’s Seed* ling, Summer Franc Baal/ Eostiozer, Osband's BCm mer Bartlett. Auteein—Fondante d’ Antomno, Socket, Tirgalien, Bonrea d’ Amatis, Flemish, Beauty, Onondaga, Fulton, Stevcna' Genesee, Crbanistc, Napoleon, Henry 4th, Bis, Cashing, Blusher's Meadow, Beii do la Motto, Oswego Beurre, Golden' Beurre of .Bilbos, Benrro Boso, Woodstock. 1 , Winter —Lawrence, Gloat Morcean, Passe Colmar, Vicar of Wakefield. . sf ■ ' . For extra aized Pear trees we shall extra prices. ; Cherry, Price 39 Cents. Black Heart, Black Eagle, Black Tartarian, Down's Lata Bed, May Duke, Early Purple Gnine, Lato Black, Guy's Early White, Napoleon Bigarrcaa, Am ber. Fellow Spanish, Beauman's, May,- Holland Bl* garreau, Golden Drop of Herrington. Plains, Price 60 Cents. Duane's Purple, Lawrence's Favorite, Washington, Boling's Superb, MatteaoU’s Favorite, Smith’s Or-> loans, Jefferson, Mognnm Bottom, Imperial Saga, Peach, Price 19 Cents. Crtwford’l Early, ilolocoton, Bergen’* Tollo#, Street Water. InAeJly, Citairbs, Concord, Diena, Rebeooa,Deti ewi Hertford Prolific* White Street Water, Blaol Bmrgtmdy. t Enilltli Oooecberrle* S*reralTtriotes7 ! Cilrmftfs. Hatch and Red, do. Ornamental. Norway Spruce, European Silver Fir, SoetehFlr, Balsam fir, American Arhorvitse, Siberian do., Btt ropean Larch, Green Forsythes, Whits Flowering Dentils, Graceful Dentils,’ Althea, Chinese WelgHlS. Baltimore belle Rose, Queen of the Prairies, Willolf. The abore we offer for sale at our Nursery; the/ are handsome and of superior quality, hare all tedn transplanted and will bear removing with safety.- • In digging and packing care will he taken, and the charge for packing will be the cost of materials used. Trees will be delivered at the Tioga depot free of charge. We invite all to visit cor Nursery and see for themselves. Orders should be I sent in early. B.j C. WICKHAM, Tiofs, March 19,1552. JOHN R. BOfflN BEOS leave to itate that having "removed" fro* th. “ OLD EMPIRE STORE” across tUk Stredt to hit preset) t -location, he is now prepared to toraiib bis old friends and customers with a wall selected assortment of DRY GOODS, LADIES’ GOODS, . READY MADE CLOTHING, 1 CLOTHS. JEANS, QABSIMERES, BOOTS AND SHOES, , HATS, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, ‘ TEAS, COFFEE, ' ' , TOBACCO, AC., &d„ At t rtry small advance upon New TTprk Prices. Th« highest market price paidf >r all ktocEa of •f)] 1 4 )i;t . The Knoxville Foundry, in fall blatt nod in in:the bent rae- V/ jelnt order, where you can get Stoves, Plow*, Band Bcfipere, Cutting Boxes, Saga* Kettles Ac., Ae. of the most approved puterfan, and inode in the ben mean nr for i I 1 , , LESS EEICE than St any other establishment of the kind in the country; ! ' ' Machinery Blade and repaired in good style on short notice. ■ AD kinds of produce, old iron, copper, brans and pewter, taken in exchange for eastings. A liberal discount made to CASH PURCHASERS. P. S. All persons indebted are requested to call and nettle u . WtTilOtT DELAY, and sere costs, that I may still be able to do n.eredi business in part. J. P. BILES, Proprietor. ■ . Knoxville, March 26, 1562.-6 m;. . PEODU Eemtmbtr the placed—First Sto: Welllboto, Fib. 6,1862. i J WASTE®! ONE'THOUSAND BUSHELS WHEAT I ONE THOUSAND BDSHjELS CORN! ONE (THOUSAND BUSHELS OATS 1 ONE THOUSAND BUSHELS RYE! Tat which J« will pay CASH! : I WRIGtHT 4 BAILEY: Jlonr by (he pound, sack or barrel* Tted by the pound or ton, Bran'in any qdatttitfei, for (ala cheap at Wright A Bailey's Heir Flour and Tatd Btort. ' Tofk dot Stofe. ‘i AU goods delivered Fttßk OF CHARGE within tha : Corporation. ' FRED K* WRIOHT. WELLBBORO POST OFFICE; Mails close as follows: The Northern (Tioga, Cor ning, Cleveland, New York, 40.,| at 9.45 a. Jt. -The Southern (Troy, Philadelphia, Washington, in.. Vat 7.45 a. H. Tile Jersey Shore,, (Morris, Cedar Ehh, demand tha Gondersport (Pitie Creek, Gaines. West Pika, 40.,> at ?.p. If., every Tuesday and Friday. California Mails leave New Ydrk the Ist, llth and Jlst of each month. | : • An Overland Mail for California leaves St. Louis twice a week. Letters for this Mail should be markbd “ Overland." i All letters alleged to contain trainable enclosures should be registered. i Post Masters are instructed to retain all niiiil mat ter belonging to any invividnai until bis arrearages— If be bo in artear*—for postage lie paid.. . Post Office open from 7 a. M., to 8 p. m., every day, Sunday excepted. Hnan You> - g, P. M. DEACOiI SKINS WANTED—Thirty ,to Forty cents wll! bo paid for a Eonntf skin, and frco Hum huts Of holes, at 110 Brooklyn Tiilh'ktt near Xiega. - Xi.B. JOHNSTON. Fob-Uh-ISK.-Jiaoj. drapes. E ‘ ;e below lie CE. POST OFF
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