si i § f i J A Weary Have no Work to . ■ Ho! ye toil,' \ s , And strike “Where from thd|j|urmng iron’s breast, The sparks flight ami fro, Mobile the hammer'd ring, Ami Ilres. glow— ■* • . Ob I while ye hard to toll ; ; And sweat tilling day through, Uotocmbor it i«?|£|rder still To have no to do I - - Ho! ye soil, ; ..’- -Whose raids gufde the’ploW, TVho’heud the »umineT^iin, With b»rtii>jgpheek and brow— . Ye deem the Htffeie; still clings to earth, From oldcmtljbi till now— But While yo |esfl||tis hard to toll, ' And labor through, • , . Bcmemlvcf It Is I girder .still Tolmve to do! »’ ilo! ye who lO seft ;< uc . J ... Who ride wave, "Beneath who.<c : |A|lmit vessel's keel,' . * # . 1* -There lies n Mnmng grave, * Abmnd whoso gfk the wintry winds • •SsAfteufiends <9mry rave— • Ob ? while 'tis hard to toil, 4 And labor loigphuurs.through, Kemcmbcr itjifcMwrdcr still To have no ‘irejs, to do! Ho ! ye upon wfigje fevered checks ; The houlic gbjShia bright, Whose .mental |6i|] wears outrae day v ‘, And half thei-Mjary night, . Whodabor tor ifiJ minds of men, . tfhampiona and. right— , Although ye toil is hard, G'cn with thjjjslonous view, Kemembur it iigairder still * To biive no twg cto dof Tin ! all who lujga—all who strive— •' Ye wield a lo|i| power,* j | Ito with ydur tipiit, do with your strength, f ** • *HII every go® i hour; \ [ j r ■ The gloriofas plfijmege to do * | fa man's mo^e k 4|«blc dower, [ | y -Oh fto your and .yourselves, i 1 t ivTv your owiipljnrt-be true! I j A weary, wret&jW V life is 'theirs j [ - iWbo have uhtw irk to do ! # ti 4.. ' I LIFE’S cdfflbttOW BLESSINGS, j, • Man ure fur to overlook the vnluij of life’s common' tjSifsings. Food, water, air— bow rarely we tliatic of giving thanks for these essentials of. existence. IVe git d.own at loaded tables and satisfjfijklate and appetite—we pause ,at gushing sprites and slake.our clamoring thirst—we wulkigie hills, breathing the pure, healthy air, hardjferemeihbering. for a moment, that,these of all Stulls gifts are the most pre cious and vuluatSfi But now and then- eijine i-ahimity mbsing tire sources whenoeiwe supply our thirjflb and appetite, and then We begin to appreciajyl that Kind Providence tjat day by day tills j|&e buckets, swinging in )ur wells and- fhe Idepers where plenty keeps its ward. This breßiage of the watermains in Now York, and tge consequent stoppage of [the Croton, is a cas|| in point. Suddenly. evfery hydrant runs di® and neither coaxing need noribribiug weal® canforee one wolcume dpop frmjlVthe exhausted .pipe. Pails aud pitchers stand empty on' ®lebuard and table. In store and factory clerkftand workmen pant fur tpeir wonted draughtai|:| In homes of palatial splen dor, -where opuleishe commands every comfort nndjsunvenienceuSvater alone. is 'a trensurajbe yundiprice,' and |f|nut a drop to drink” is [the _ burden of every ‘|bnsehold lamentation. Tl)en, too, the danger fires is largely increased by the absence of t||| extinguishing element, lind additional watchmen are kept on guard, while extra puliceuien||pati'ol the streets, lest in an unexpected the fire-king march put with|devasting fi|}y. Thus by the mere burst ing of a water p|Se, a great city is reminded of life’s 'little blessnfgs, and joy and thanksgiving will breath it should,always 4°, when the cooling streaK begins again to bubble f - om the hvdrariPs mtSjjth. Let us nut v forget to be grateful for the Mammon' goods which spafkle everywhere alurf&the paths of life. A Ssake I'ceil—A traveler eaw*two snakes, a block, snake aiM a rattle snake, in the road beforelhim, movtfcg round in a circle, and arpa rontly foHowingjlaich Qtber. This cautious [ma-. nneuvre was pursjdbd some time, the circle doting ' at each round, uniis, when within a few feet| the black snake wasj«||erved to stop, coil, and place" itselflh an attUuo& to strike. The rattlesnake then passed antagonist several times, lessening the gm|ance at each round, wjhcn it also stoppedj||(Sd began to coil. But| tie fore it was reaafeijto .strike, the black spake suddenly dn'rlddjgmin it. The evolutions tyere Joorapid to be cfiSeßted ; and when it was again distinctly obsermi| both snakes were stretched out at full lengljtfikthe rattle snake envfeltjped in the folds of|tl|elblack, which .had also seped the rattle snaks aythe back of the headland held/him a short interval,'| the black snake gMidpilly unfolded itself, loosd'ned, its grip with is's Jpsiuth from the rattle snake’s head and moyedi-ajvay. On examination {the rattle snake to be dead, and appa rently every body-was crushed. _ jg Out” was about starling the cabin-boy bad jus i re ing twenty-five dollars for i Tl>e stoamef Hj for Siitt River, J arjj turnad, lifter ipefc -a, m _ w-i®ng .. y-u. stores, -yrl>n thiB!||®versation occurred: S Buy—“ Well, l’ve come on; bijard with the ‘ Bluall 'i|t||res.’” | Captain —“ have you bought?” ; Boy—“ I spPi;Bj,|tventy-four dollars for wjhis key and one Ibr'jßead.’^ - 1 j Ciptain—“ Tll^jder! what are you going to do with so uiuch-lulread ?” k _ I. per is a goyd deal like Editing a pewijd king afire. JKvdfj n little better ttji; lody supposes he cun anybody else.' We Have iriving- r aud counting lith ; irionco wo never yet imet jUI who did not think) he f|-(|iroulatien of any popi in II _ .; Been but iu all our d with ithat indivi could; double till .two month;!. - i h, ■- | nlLsay, or did you not |>ay, si id V Because C. pays jyou you said. Xoik, if m did nut say whatil Said, |w ? I j Miyß., did what 11 said yyhj nevM did say ‘-vljj you jiid say then |chat did yij A Scotchman|i|{ljnd an Irishman why tfare faaif'brtbings cojj|Bd in England ? | 'Clip nnsi+er v|Wc To give Scotchman; an opportunity to waiisoribe to charitable ajsso ciatiipis. " j!sjj|' ' Ari editor in S!ji to drink'any wi.tjjl water w >ts dsedirf in the tipie of it cured, jrae has never boon tijown fi | Ho says he nevQr htard ».general - remedy but once— [li —when it killed more taan i'i . 1 • Sotoe peopleii|| Lghest idea of contentn ent is to sit in the tiijjsa and see others gel; sluck in the mad.- , *g! i , ,i ■ » Ah ! how ditp yon like my njustache, Mith »Laura?” lisped'a dandy to a merry girl. ' “0 very wuj:| It looks like , the fuzl on tire bitck of a j . * •I J 5 5 : V‘ u. - S. tV'AVEB¥»-S PATENT | IMPROVED WINDLASS) X)o4 i PATENTED MAY 8, IB6o.—The object of this invention is to apply a brake to a winßlnss in' such a manner that articles attacked to the wind lass, and raided bylt, ipoy be lowered.witii fyellify; the hitherto slow and tedious manual reverse move ment of the Windlass being avoided, and the invention the same time admitting of the operator hiring complete control over the descending movement ejjf the being lowered. The invention is applicable to various purposes: its use in connection with Jells may be mentioned os an instance, in which the buck* cts, after being raised and emptied, may be easily low ered, and thfcir movement retarded at the proper ime, sot that they will not violently strike the water.- vSW etitijic American, I For the purpose of Raising and Lowering Baskets in Wells, it U decidedly THE GREATEST IMPROVEMENT OF THE , iGE. The Brake acts as a check upon the backward tfl >tion of the bucket, without turning the crunk, (the crank acting as a brake, pressing inward at the Hat die.) All who examine this machine, will dt once acki owl edge its PRACTICABILITY AND SUPERIOR] Over every other machine in use* The operatic the windlass is easily controlled with, and require os'E HAKD. It combines all the advantages of th fashioned with the self-emptying bucket, and many new./and useful improvements. It cun b "aptecUto wells of any depth, and will raise easily, ordinary turning, AVce Buckets nf-.icater per mi from wells of ordinary depth, and in the same pr tion to the depth of two hundred feet. The windlass and btake is also applicable to ft and lowering kind of weight, and in every rt is far superior to those heretofore in use. Having purcbasedvtfae right for the Counties dl -gn and Potter, Pa., the undersigned are prepar offer for sale township rights for the manufacture sale of the above improvement, on reasonable tc a: BIXBY, L. D. SEEL O'et. 16, 1860, CORNING- j FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE. BIGELOW & THOMPSON AGENTS. | 'AETNA FJUE INSVIIANCE COMPANY ' Of Hartford, Ct—Capital , sl,oo' HARTFORD FIRE IXSCRAXCE COMPAQ Capital, | $f»H PAIRXIX FIRE TXSL'RAXdE COHPAXY. Of Hartford, Ct.—Capital, sla PEOPLES FIRE IXSCRAXCE COAIPAXi Of New York City—Capital SI A T £VC EXGLAXD FIRE IXSCRAXCE CO. Of Hartford, Ct. st’2 MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE CO. , Of Suv York City,—Capital S2O MASSASorr fire insurance co. Capital, * $2O HOMESTEAD FIRE INSURANCE COMPAN Capital, sij NEW YOUK LIFE INSURANCE CO Accumulated Capital, The subscribers are prepared-to issue policies suranco on the must favorable terms in the abov known and reliable Stock Companies. Farth buildings insured for three years at ru low as any good companies. All losses will be promptly adjusted and paid j office. Applications by mail will receive pron: tention WM. L. BIGEL . Oct. 13, 1859. C. 11. TUOMPS P. J. FARRINGTON. Surveyor, WILLIAM, WALKER SPLENDID LOT O WHOLE BUFFALO RO LOWER THAW EVER BEFO: OFFERED IN THIS MARKET ! Whole Hobos from $3 to $8 at bis HAT AND CAP STOIJE, CORNING, N. T. Jannarj 2, IS6I, ERIE FOEN BRI AN D MACHINE SHOP, ■ CORXIXO, X. Y. WM. E. ROGERS & CO., PROPRIETORS, r.VXUF ACTURERS of Steam Enginev'B It I Morticeing and Tenoning Machines, Mill ing and Machinery, Plain and Ornamental Iror duw Caps, Sills and Casings, Poor and all ot Iron and Brass Castings. Alsu'Manufacture! large scale of JEFFREY'S CELEBRATED DOUBLE-AC FORCE PUMP, The best ill use for all ordinary purposes taining with the other nualilics that of u superb; Engine. ' ; ' ALSO—Manufacturers of the celebrated ‘‘Hclwkins Shingle Mills M --the best now in u£o. | Orders solicited by letter or otherwise. WM. E, ROGE Ccrning, X. V., Xov. 10, 1559. ly WEIXSBOItO’ ACAD Wellabaro’, Tioga County, Pern MARINES N. ALLEN, A. M.; - - Miss Cynthia Farmer, - Miss L. Li'cinpa Ai.lkn, - Miss JiOsei'iiixe M. Torn), - The Academic year will be divided into three of 14 weeks each. j printer Term commences Mondoy. Dec. 3 t Friday, March 15, 1861. Tuition.—Term of X 4 Wed Primary Department, Common Branches, Higher Englhdi, Languages, In.'trumentalmOsic (extra) Term of 12 weeks 1U Ik&rd and Rooms in private families form? reasonable prices. Students wishing to board selves may also obtain Rooms in private fauiiih - Tiio success that has the efforts ol Allen as a teacher in otheif institutions in wl has been'engaged encourages the Trustees to pate entire success in bis connection with, the boro Academy. The primary department will be under the t Miss'Allen, whose time*will] bo given exclush the children placed under her charge. TherewiH.be formed a 1 TEACHER'S CLAS instruction of which to bo iout of the regular hours, but no extra charge made. Bills of Tuition are toboipaid at or before th die of each Term. By order of Trustee J. F! DONALDSON, P. Wellsboro, November 7, iSGO» VALUABLE LA ma o it FOR SAI^E. THE undersigned is how offering to sc a large quantity of oicellonlt farming Imu uated farm two to; fifteen miles' djstonce from boro, in Delmar, shippon, Morris and Elk towa Tioga Co., Pa. 1 | , Tbo lauds are generally well witered, good sol In a hoaltby part bf the country, pnd will be » lots to suit purchasers and 1 on vkry liberal tei| payment. ! For further particulars inquire of the o Messrs. Phelps, Dodge & Co., dff and 21, Cl: New York, or of the subscriber. . 1 JOHN DICKINSON, Ag TVelLboro, lBOO-yfl THE I.AST jIttVJBNTED, BEST AND ’ BED 11ST XJSB liyfOßE ejastioitban feathers, and lighter am IT I durable. Price, ohlyj $5.00. Forsalebj ti E. D. WELLS, Lawrcucev ITIVENING Edition of tie DAILY TEIBU: li sixty cents a month ad 4U 1 SMITHS BOOK BTO AKEW'ARTkcLE 0?[ STOVE POLISH; Sale at lloy‘j.Drug Shore. BUOTUKfc Jonathan's Furniture Polish. 2j cent#/ i For sojo at H*y’s Drug Pt '. ! L 1 THE TIOGA COCMT AGITATOR. ismg «pcct Tio sd to * nnd rrms. ,008. X— ',ooo. 0,000 >,OOO. 1,000. 1,000, x. i ),000. $1,51 i.ooo. >f in > well tes ad t this pt ut- HAS A ES >ilers, jGear- Win [kinds p on a :ixg r Fire - - PrefCj/trrttit, - - it. - J/»«iV Tesiqfrtr. ’erme CIoSCS - 4 - 5 m*(] at [tbcm [s. [ Prof * jcli he kntici- Wells- ire of sly to ?. the School DS tiers j,Vells iships, Land Id in QS Of •nerg, f St., more !E for , —For Price src. bor6 BOOK STORE- i WEL \, OOKS, BOOKS! B hue; AIL FOR SMITH. iscriber, having purchased of E, E. Rob jisinterest in the Book and Stationery bo ld respectfully inform the public of hisde ;°" i THE sul | iason siuess, won sire 'to carr; 'BBAL jITE'WS K.OOM AND BOOK STORE, -A. 05 rll furnish, j: T THE Ol» mUD, where he w i A' G; Osgood's Store, or by mail; the following and publisher's rates, lES SERVED BY CABBIEBS. York Tribune, Herald, opposite 0. newspapers ' I DAII New Times, 'll; News, WEEKLIES. ledger, "Wavcrly Magazine, fChompson’s Reporter, Life Illustrated, Yew York [ercury, i | Weekly, WcicomM [uest, Century, Boston Pilot, Trno Flag, N. Y, Illustrated News, ! |lriah American, Littell's Living Age, Thompson's Reporter. Scientific American, Frank Leslies’, Harper's Weekly, Waverly JU ogaiine, j MCNTHLIEa , Harper’s Mngaßlne, Godoy's Lndy'a Book, Frofck, Leslies! Magazine, Peterson's Magazine, Atlantic Slloathlj, t Arthur's Magasino, - Eclectic Magmine, : Ladies* iffepository, All the Tekr Bound, Ladies'Visitor, Knickerbocker, Pickles, Budget of iFun, / Vhunny Fbellow. ' Also, wij.l be kept on band, a com .ete repository jof CLASSICAL HISTORICAL, POETICAL, SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS,BOOKS, Blaukj Books Paper Hangings, SHEET MUSIC, PICTURES, MAPS, i&«, Orders for|Binding Books. The .work executed to suit any taste, Land on the lowest possible terms. Purlieu, lar attention will also be given to SPECIAL OKDEKS for any thing comprehended in the trade. SCHOOL Sanders' Series of Headers, Colton’s AlFitcbes’Geog^j, Monteitf & McNally's *f Sanders'Spellers, Potter and Hammond’s Writing Book, Brown's and Kenyon's Grammar. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited WM. H. SMITH. Wcllsboro, Pa., September 5, 1860. yl STEWARTS’ STORE, NO. A CONCERT BLOCK, MARKET STREET, CORN INCA N. Y. STEWARTS HAVE 'Jt/ST RECEIVED THEIR STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER DAY GOODS, ( v GROCERIES, , PROVISIONS, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, YANKEE MOTIONS, Ac. 1 7 AND ARE SELLING AT EXTREMELY | LOW PRICES. Sept. 26, -IS6O. |revolutions, VLTnEfTHEK in Government or fashions never go tY x baek«|nrds. VOld Fogvism” may frown down every exhibition of youthful fancy, yet every issue from the Tress of Fashion shows that some new ad vance has beqn made in this branch of Science! and the Arts. ' Recogn zinjg this principle of progress in his depart ment of Trade, ! 1 J. NYE ROBfftfSOX, ha? not sought to keep up with, but' to go a little in advance of the ideas and wants of the community in which he ivea both a:: regards tho style and location of his business or tbd wherbabouts and hotv he dues it. i i Believing that honesty of purpose and a strict itention to Business ordinary circumstances insure success he to manufacture for this community a per will undci undertook tion of fHEIR CLOTHING, ' * j 7 .r9s him much pleasure to know that he has ceeded as td huvet recleived a good ■LRE C»F THE TRAPS. iruico of which—ilhilc he gratefully acknowl , favors—be-earnestly and respectfully so ■y kind ,ofi business there ffro some things’ called Leading jArtlclus. and so we find in anil it affti so (far tuc< Sll. A continu edges pas Ucits. In' eve that are this that BLACK are what : no estfibli: Elegant £ and as dc< hcan j’ou FAI cloths And cassimeres, ilruoat everybody wants-and. without which isbiueutcaU dress' up its customers in truly • tyle. Of these lie has a great abundance ■eply dyed h* onyiDcmofcrat or Black ilepab t can find in the Idud ; while in ' ISTCY- COLORD CLOTHS, meat is nolle"?) varied than the politics of the parties, ranging) all the way from genaine atiop down to rankest opposition. In bis of goods ftjr Over Coatings he is remarkably both as to i bia assort muucrouj selection fortunate LE AND DURABILITY. not only 4 TarjrejStock of Goods, but his fa jr manufacturing them were never better, loured in Mr. Ten Eyck a most (CELLEKT GUTTER. 'STY He lm* cililios fj having sui m And in e ,-ery other {department the most competent 'help. Confident that bo can offer advantages to bis customer! not excelled l>y any in the trade)and deter mined to make hisj establishment one of the best in this sect on of country! ‘he Invites the attention of the poop] oof Tioga County who are in any woy in need of a good, comfortable, stylish and durable gar ment | 3 | J. NTS ROBINSON. Cornirig. X;. Y., Xov. 10. 1559. , READY MADE; CLOTHING.—a large: Sin k now on hand fur the fall and winter trade, an<l will be edld vpry cheap by W. A. ROE & CO. Wcllshoro, Oct. 31, 1860. THOUSAND BARRELS best Side k at ¥l9 per barrel, or 10 cts. per pound, at 1 REOrCATOR. 'pEN l I*ol iWqrld, ■Wilko's Spirit, iPortcr’s " BOOKS. (Jrcanlcafs Mathematics, Davies COIUMERCI AL COUECE. LOCATE!) OVER TIIK SUSQCEHASXA VALEEV RANK', I BINGHAMTON, N. Y. FACULTY. D. W. Lowell, Principal, Professor of the Science of Accounts, Practical Accountant, author of Loweil’s Treatise upon Book Keeping. Diagrams illustrating the same, Ac. John Rankin, Commercial Accountant, Professor of Book- Keeping and Practical Mathematical J. J. Cu&tis, Assistant Teacher In the Bouk-Keeping De partmeui. • " A. J. Warner, Professor of Practical and Ornamental Pen manship,, Commercial Calculations and Correspondence. . - LECTURERS. Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson, Lecturer on Commercial Law and Political Economy. . a - Hon. UANfijo* Bilcox, Lecturer bn Contracts, Prommissary Notes and Bills of Exchange. ' Rev. Dr. EL Andrews, Lecturer on Cemmerclal Ethics. EXAMINING COMMITTEE. Hon. Sherman D. Phelps, Wje. H. Osporn, Esq., Tract R. Morgan. Esq., Wx. E. Tailor, of tho'flrm ot Taylor, Weed A Co., D . D. Denton, of the firm of Denton A Marks, po tf[itt C. Striker. The.object of this College is tb afford to all an opportunity of obtaining a thorough business edtiditlon. The books and forms arc carefully arranged by practical accountants expressly for this lusltutloii aud embraces all the recent; Improvements. '' The course of Instruction comprises every department of ImstactMk The learner will be thoroughly taught the science eud practice of Double Entry Book-Keeping tw applied to the fallowing [hinds of business, viz;—-General Merchandising, Manufacturing, Bunking. Commission, Stonmbonting, Rail roading, forwarding, Freighting, Foreign Shipping, drc, Yovnu Men cud quality themselves In a short time at this institution to fill important and lucrutlre situations. Am ple references am be given where graduates of 18CU are now ftlling dooirabe situations with salaries varying from SOUU to $l5OO per bnuurn. The Proprietors are In possession of testimonials from some of the first commercial houses in the; State, to whom they have furnished book-keepers, showing their entire satisfac tlon ami cbnfidence m the ability of ‘the graduates o*f this institution. Penmanship. InuH Its branches, taught by the most skillful and tho-ough masters of the art. No college in the bouutry enjoys a higher reputation in this depurtmeut. budies Department entirely separate from that of the gen tlemen. A pair of rich Sevres Vases, with the portraits executed equal to miniature iaintiD;6 ariti, in like manner, portraits cun be reproduced on por:e lain wares or Vases of every quality of finish,. ranging it price from twenty to one hundred dollars the pair. N. U.—lie particular in writing the address, tow i, couc tj aud?*t<xte distinctly. AH letters to be udressed to “Manager, American Photographic Porcelain Co.,* 7SI Broadway, Ktvr l oss* ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, ——— [ BKOADW.W, NEW TOUK. . OEX T S 'SY A X TED. i Students can enter College at time—no yaaitlon.s Tlpie to complete the course from 8 to 10 weeks. Student* pasting the requisite' examination ar-e presented with*tbc most elidiorateundelegairtlyeugraved Diploma issued by any commer ial or classical institution in the Union. Assistance rendered (to graduates in procuring sltuatu ns. teripw of Tuition, price of bcnml, testimonials from graduates*filling situations, Ac n send for circular cou- particulars. - * 13yl WHEN completed, Mi yenrg. ago. the St. Nicho las was universally pronounced the most mag nificent, convenient, and thoroughly organized estab lishment' of the kind on this continent. "What it was then, it remains to-day —without a ri val in size, in moHjituomntcvH, and tbo general elements of comfort and enjoyment. The Hotel has accommodation? for 1,000 gQCSts, including 100 complete suites of apartments fur families. gig hundred persons can be comfortably seated at the tables of its three public dining rooms, and notbiug that modern art has deviled for the conven ience and social gratification of the traveling public has been omitted in its plan, or is neglected in its prac tical details. The early reputation of' the bouse at borne and abroad, derived from its magnitude, its superb ap pointments, and its home-like comfort* and luxuries, has been enhanced every year by the unwearied exer tions of the Proprietors. ssep;ra3 TREADWELL, WHITCOMB i CC. PURIFY TBS BLOOD. ~ MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE . PILLS, AND FHCENIX LITTEES. TIIE high und envied celebrity which these pre-eminent Medicines have acquired .lor their invaluable efficacy in all the Discnuien which they profess to cure, has rendered the UMiul practice of puffing not only uunccca&ary, but unworthy of them. IN ALL CASES of A«thma. Acute and Chronic Rhcumthm, Affections of the Bladder nud Ktdneno*. BILUOi'S FEVERS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. In th« wjulh utiilwhere these disease* prevail, they ( will be found invaluable. Planters, farmers and others. who once use thews Medicines, will never alterwanld be without tlu-m. BIFLIOUS COLIC. SBROS. LOOSENESS, PILES, COSTIVE .NESS, CULLS AND COCO lIS,*CHOLIC, CORIIUT HUMORS. DROPSIES Dytirpna. —No ix-rson with this distressing disease, should dciaj using these medicine* immediately. Eruptions of Ery»i{M>hu, Jflatnlency. Ftver aud Ayue. —For tois scourge of the western country, these medicines will be found a safe, speedy and certain rem edy. Other inedh ines leave the system subject to a return ot the disease; a cure l*,\ th'*->e medic mes is permanent. Try them. Be satisfied and bo cured. F> iditciM nj (oMpitJum — GENERAL DEBILITY, GOUT, GIDDINESS, GRAVEL, Headaches of every kind. Inward Fever, Inflanmtory I’hcnia ti-.ni. Impure Blood. Jaundice, Loss of Appetite. Mercurial Ititm***. —Never f.ujs to eradicate entirely nil the effect* of Mercury, infinitely sooner than the most pow erful preparation of Sarsaparilla. MGUT Sweats. NEiivurs deiulity, co>irLAr»T% uf all kiml-, ORGANIC AFFECTIONS. iVfr*.—IThy 1 Thy urlj;ui.il proprivb r of these medicines wag rureu of kilos of do years’ binding, by tbo nso of IheaoXife medicine* alum-, PAINS in the head, 'side, hack Joints ami organs. Jifirum*ilLsm < ~~T\iu'** affected with shia tetnble disease,will bo sure of relief by the Life Medicines.? Push of Bhx>d to the Hoad. Scurvy;.Snlt Rheum.Swelliogs. Scrotiuln, or King’s Evil iu its worst forms, Ulcers of ev ery description. Woruis|ofuU kinds arc.efrocturally cxpellodby these medi cines. Parents will do well them whyiieier their existence ie ouspected. Relief will bo certain. The Life Pills and Pheoniz Bitters PUIIIFT THE BLOOD, And thusTeraove all dl-ease from the systdin. OR. WILLIAM B. MOFFAT, 036 Brwlway; tor. Anthony Street. New York For sjule hj all Druggists. . _ -02yl sold by ORTANT NATIONAL WORKS. rcoLisncD by n. appletos i co. 346 & 348 Broadway;, New York. 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An additional volume kill bo issued once in three months. A WAT OP PROCURING TUE CICLOPAEDL\ OR DEBATES, Form itt club of four, and remit die price of four book., and five|co]iie. will tie sent at the remitter', expense for cur. riage; or for ten subscriber., eleven copies will be ociitat m:r expense |for carriage. I TO AGENTS. No other works will HO liberally mward the exertions of -Agents.] Atr Agexv Wanted in this County. Terms made known on application to the Publishers. [Aug. 11, ’59. MIRRORSI MIRRORS* . MIRRORS! ' received at SMITH’S BOOKSTORE, the largest and best assortment of Mirrors ever brought to Wcllsboro, People who wish “to see themselves as others see tbem/’ will please call and examine. . PERRY DAVIE’S PAIN KILLER in largo hot ties. For sale at Roy’s Drag Store. . 7\TItCHELL’S SYRUP OF IPECAC. For Cold?, i\JL f ooghr. Croup £O., At Drng Store. , A- Novelty in the Ait World f . | PHOTOGRAPHS UPON PORCELAI Secured by letters patent in the UnUed>Statcs, England,France, and Belgium.' rpiiE AMERICAN. PHOTOGRAPHI' JL“ PORCELAIN COMPANY, No. 781 Broadway York, having secured their novel and Ingenious,, inventlo by American and European patents, are fully prepared tc c; ecutc all orders for j i Miniatcee Likenesses op Persons on China, presenting all the attractive and advantageous features o or dinary photographs, tho brilliancy and finish of fti water col or drawing, aud a hitherto *nnattaincd quality of dumbl ity-, by being rendered as imperishable as tho natural [properties of the articles upon which they are transferred. | As the patented process of the Company enables tho repro duction of photographs, not only on plain surfaces, but such as are round or of any degree of irregularity—portrait* can be reproduced with faultless accuracy, and delicacy of delineation, upon porcelain wares of any description and di mension used os articles of luxury or of household utility, such.os . j | 1 Urnsj Vases, Breakfast Cups, Toilet Articles, fee thereby securing faithful portraits and furnishing an uu qm and exquisite style of ornamentation of articles lb domt stij use. ' j | In order to furnish facilities for tho gratification of th popular taste, aud to meet the,wants of those patrons o! th Fine Arts desirous of haying portraits on porcelulh, the Coir pany have imported from Europe a collection of tape Ho porcelain goods, manufactured to their own order, ‘which he 801 l at cost prices* As the American Company are owners of the patent rlchl and consequently the only*persons authorized to use the pr< cesc, they have determined, in order to aflbrd people in 9T< ry section of the Union an opportunity to posscsi • Portraits on China, . to make the following proposition to Residents in the Country, who are unable h visit personally the Atelier and Gial leries.ih New York. Persons sending a photograph, ambrotype or dagnei r« type to the office of the Company in New York, acbompa: tie by "M Five Dollars. will receive in return by express, free of charge, A richly ornamented Breakfast Cup and Siu oer, with the portrait transferred thereon. By transmitting d daguerreotype-and Ten Dollies, they wjll secure in like manner, A bandspme French Vase, or Toilet Article, with tho portrait reproduced by the patented prixras. B; sending a pair of daguerreotypes and | Fifteen Dollars, j they will receive in return - I norTniS A BOOK , That Every Farmer, Mechanic an Business Man Wants. I JUST PUBLISHED, , | THE TOWNS!? IP AND LOCAL LAWS Of the State of. Pennsylvania, Compiled from tbe acts of Assembly by "Wililiaji 3 Haines, E-q. and published by EDWARD IT. JAMES, WEST CHESTER, PA. This work contains over 400 pages of closely prin ted matter, and will bo sold by subscription, j ft teaches tho duties of Justices of tbe Peace, with forms fur the transaction of their business. ) ' ft leaches the duties of Constables with all tbe ne • cessary forms, appertaining to tbe office. j , It contains tho duties of the Supervisors oil every County and Township in the State. I It contains the mode of procedure fur tbe laying onl and opening of public and private roads, of vacating and altering roads, the building of bridges, «fcc.J <tc. i It contains the Common School Law, with explana tions, decisions und directions, together with forms for-j Heeds, Bonds, Contracts, Certificates, <frc M «tc.l Thidj department of the work was compiled at by Mr. Samuel P. Bates, Deputy Superintendent, and is alone worth the price of the volume to any olne in-i terested in Common Schools. | 1 It contains the duties of Township Auditors. I It contains the laws relative to Doga and Sheep. It contains tbe duties of Assessors. * It contains the laws in relation to Strays, Mul 28 andj Swine. * • , It contains the laws relatirc to Fences and tPcnee- Viewers. ' ] It contains the laws relative to Game Hunting, Trout and I)eor. 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The work has passed the revision of ma iy of the best Lawyers in the State and has received their unqualified approbation, as a reliable band bo)k of reference upon all subjects of which it treats. | The whole is arranged in such a manner as to present a plain, concise and explicit statement of the duties of all Township Officers, os may be readily undcikoud by every one. Tioga County will be thoroughly can vassed for the work, and the support of the cilia' respectfully solicited 8.,8. SMITH, Wellsbord, General Agent,for Tioga County, P. S. Good canvassers, are wanted in all pai ts of this County for the above work, to whom u.liberal compensation will be given Applications, which must bo made at an early date, addressed to the Gen eral Agent as above, will receive prompt attenticn, ’ lllw.'l Prepared and £WA T T EACT 10 \S. ; 4 HC,- a - "W 0 OX3, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST. SKY-LIGHT Aznhrotypcs, Melainotypcs & Photographs, AT WOOD’S GALLERY, I Daguerreotypes, Amhrotypes or MelainotyWs’ En larged to Life Size, and finished plain or colopcd. Pictures in cases for al) cents—other sizes! in pro portion, and all warranted eipial to city worki : Work done in all kinds of weather esccptEfor chil dren. ' j Rooms over V.'m. Hoberts' Tin Shop, first door bo low Empire Store. ; Wclbboro, Oct. 31, 1800. | Preparatory School to r Tca^be^s. WeHsboro, Tioga County, Pen no. [ B. BURLING AMS, A. 8., - - Principal. The Winter Term begins Tuesday, Dec. U, 1800, and closes Friday, Feb. 15, 1861. 1 Juvenile Department, - - . $2 50 Common English Branches, - - 1 350 Higher English Branches, - . 4 501 ' Languages, - . , _ . 5 o 0 Pupils of any degree of advancement reefeived. and carefully instructed. Special efforts will be|mado)to properly qualify those designing to teach, for their profession, , -1 Wellsboro, Oct. 31, 1860. | , binding. ! BOOKS, Magazines and Newspapers bound in Su perior Styles. Universal facilities enabjo us to pleas all. Call and see at the BOOK' STORE 1 Balsam tolu, cough remedy.—tWu the most popular and useful expectorant now in' use m this vicinßy, It is prepared from the Balsam of a tree growings hot climates, mostly in South America. Tor sale at Roy's Drug StdrS. flonsbtou’s Eiqiiid Pepsin, rOßJiyspopsiaandlj’digestion. ' * For sale at Roy'? Drug Stor4, PEDLERS will find it to their advantage io call at Roy s Drug Store, as he has just received a large supply of-Esgendal Oil* and Essences jfil kind? which he is selling very cheap for cash, ' 1 T VITIO -V i : ipQo. FA L L TJj ASD WINTER DRY I! 11(1 W. A. ROE & CO. HAVE now on hand a large and e n STOCK OF DEV GOOES, consisting in part of Black and Figured Dress Siifc WORSTED GOODS, 1 Plain and Figured Delaine, -A-ISTO- CASHMERES, MERINOES, LADIES CLOTH, OPERA FUNI 1 IIOSG & SQUAKE SHAITi,; and in fact the best assortment of. Ladies’ Dress G ever brought to this county. We have also » stock of ; Domestic Goods. SUCH AS B:own and Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings Tickings, Denims, Striped Shirting's, f Bed and White flannels. Brown anjl Bleached Cotton R aßa , CotWn Batting, Carpet Warp, Cotton Yarn, Drillings,.; We hare also a large stock of Cloths and Casj Setinetts, Full Cloths, Tweeds, Kentucky Jear he re .also a largo and extensive stock of r Rjady made Clothing,.Hats and. . Sloes, Hardware, Crockery, Glass ware, Ware, <to. We would invite the particular atte of purchasers to our assortment of Carpels aadfi Oil Cloths, which is undoubtedly the largest crer* to this county, and which will be sold at price;« m ist give entire satisfaction. We would invite chasers generally to call and examine oargtodj pr ices, and they will doubtless find that (be pfo, buy good goods at low prices, is at the stout * - " - W. A. Ro£ t Wellsboro, Oct. 31,1860. H ARLES G. OSGOOD,/ Is now receiving his INTER STOCK OE GOO ry Goods, Clot GROCERIES, HARDWARE, ,ts and Caps, Boots and S IRON AND STEEL, NAILS, FLOUR, SALT, Ss Cr rh, for variety and extent, is rarely excelUt Whi renter inducements to purchasers tan h« no g ' in tb us section of country, cither in VARIETY. QUANTITY, QUALITY OR Mil LADY, GEXTLEMAX, BOY OR GIRL; Fsirmer, Mechanic or Lmnto llsboro, Oct. 31, 1860. THE REGULATO V C. Li WILCOX, yt/OULD CALL THE ATTENTION * ' tLe Ladies and Gentleman of WelLWa inrconnding country, to the inducements he buldi 4ut at his - Jfeiv Store on main Street. Called “ The Regulator," where purchasers will t!bc hffjtst, cJtcnjjtft n ml he«t assortment of Of tj select from in Northern Rednsylvaci-a. them, such as DRY GOODS, CLOTIIIXG, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shi GROCERIES, CROCKERY, FISH, PORE, FLOOR AND SW Faints and Oils, Yankee Motions, To the Zt^ioSa Lad on oi ants Shot le lie es will find at the',llegalalor the choicest ‘ Dry Goods, adapted to tho season, aad and tastes of all. ; makers will find it to their interest to gulator, and examine our assdrtmeat oJ t prices to suit the times. iiigs, a Tie them i er stor o ' the lie to c selves kbn in troth is, we buy our goods for Cash \[>r Cash cheaper than can be bougbtni ai 'i in Tioga county* Hoping to receive* patronage of the community, wo ask the :ome and examine our stock and satisfy t of the troth of our statement. :ns is • All kinds of Hides, Sheep Pelts and . exchange for goods, and the highest iven, * ■ . abpro, Oct. 2-1, 1860. FALL CAMPAIGN JUST OPEXIN.G AT & J. IT. EOBINSOy ONE RRICE STORE. rrr />v E wish to call the attention of our friend.' customers to our assortment of SEASONABLE GOODS, | suen as , --is LADIES' DRESS GOODS, 1 JACK AND FANCY SltHi '<;HAT.I,IKS AND DE LAINES, INGHAMS, BRILLIANTS, LAWNS, : ENCH AND AMERICAN TBS&' i ALSO . ! | pr: SHAWLS, MANTILLAS AND DUSTER-. 3 stock of staple goods is large. Particular svited to our 1 IWN AND 'BLEACHED SHIJtTINGS * SIIKUr!? 1 ' CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTING. I RMERS & MECHANICS’ CASSIJIEI&I READY-MADE CLOTBI^ CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, IROCSRIES, BOOTS AND SHOES. HOSIERY 4ND GLOVES, , &c., Ac., Ac., 'ellsboro, Sept. 1, 1860. FALL FASHIONS- 1860. "I ENTLEMEN’S wear of Silk Hats, at tbo JT HAT STORE in Arcade Block, appo-';!* iekinson House. S. P. QI J t , Corning, Feb. ;23, 1860- il att^ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. J [E ALL KINDS, can be found at tlie roaro-- ;■ . E. D. WELLS, LAWRENeEVILRt ANEW, Large, and Elegant assorttaoot dABSETINQ, Will bo sold at the lowest .prices, p’Et^ ianrepeeville. Sept, 12, 1860. Consisting of 'W’hcthex for COMPRISING
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