thh pops hobses. j
' The old farm houje. atilt j ]
_ ‘jHf* 1 do wisb that I bad thrower
**©»* tf tflrmenh with such* heart as 1 ve g< <, every
Tbeh(*wejNE*in»ieWßetbf»<A''y Ifcing man or woman that is indifferent to the
At dvM(fBjp?ftiMfiTraiAisf** * 4 trouble and pain of others. Of others; wheth
,# e jfe.°Jftfe? 1 9 1 /,* a g <> ~~ ,-I ' - . efr man,or beast, I make nof restnetiot —none
dlJliU p • is needed; fur the person that can- 6'# cruel to
The field* decked wui'hWmny grain*. and helpless animal would be »> to ha
rt«nb«bg., < wewl t «**«-f , J j
Their joyous sates prolong. 1 ; The beast can t pxpose nor take \et geance
:The birn, beneath whose shady * ] **' am its persecutors ; men can—at least tl ay ca.nl
Jt3n>oP' i S®W? l , < &P IffS? aumotimca. This is the only reason t iat de
a ° nefromabuBing n, ° n f d wu -
I*’
r i cnn'.tremember tEe time when my he
s*' " not aching fur somebody a trouble o
Where'S I dwells ~ ~ from the hoar when,,nit three years-oh
id. hat to,_chnrm, -fainting from a chair alt seeing an unlm
‘•: U» •* »»• I. «• «H* »*■ P"H
- j So you see why I wish to inflict a hea
Ijir- to. mine,on ewy body. „It would
wish' itbri~H'!ilf woHo, fihfrftll'fikd l
’think what a happy time there would b
•more uncomforted trouble ; no more fri
poverty ; r.ojmore crushed merit-; no mu
-blate lives; and no more cruelty to horses
t)ie beasts of the field would find that t
of their,redemption had come. Ab, ti
horses 1 I hope' a certain^author is cor.
bis admission that there may bo inline
fur them. I’m sure there ought tp be
uompensatiori for all that they suffer in tl
i 1 Horses are noble creatures, made by S
■ teous‘Creator for the aid andserviee of :
made to be admired and respected, an 1
'with m T h y :
they are abused.
1 Who would suppose, ' to look at the';
high-spirited bay, prancing along bene
rider, or gracefully trotting before son
gant carriage, that he belonged te the
race of which the wretched, heavy-eyed,
to the ash-cart or the watfr-barrel, is a(
ber ?
H f&Sss&&r&mf*Wi£
A BOY.
SfeoWeisf' my 'greatest please 1
ones to yoke up atid break in avpair^ifyoung;
formed the -ib is now
thi*tf-?W! yewKsinpe- 4bat > ■- happy, -jtiw.9* c Ityi
first
young ;' that is, they were three 'weeks old, and
I just t*niyEicMwSeii. first. I piit tKe 7 yoke
upon.ljjgm. _ Boy .ft's I was, Ibadtoraake My
ownyoke mdh(Jwa.’ ! My yoke tv is' m adefrb m !
a piece .af £wit„by ‘four: oak .lfikVtiing,randjmy3
.bows were of hickory- saplings,A.neighbor
who was a mechanic,'ana then practiced 7ma
king
me howto mart "and’cut out my yoke, and
:flt-my.:,b»wB,;i)uts .both: him-'
self and my father would give me npj farther
help,‘saying that if they let me work"
m)Bf£ ( |*ropl(J; how, to,. d<v the next.;. bWt
that if tbey did tlia .work and. jet jne look on,
mf mrh'd wbiiM get'no correct ‘idea of the"’
how; and tlitvt SmJioakißg-Hvy isecond yoloe l
would require jiapas much showing, ujjq.ibg
first, I thint-Uh-by were correct, for if*have
made manjfetf* iii> wa*«iSoe'f-Sfed that,
to^ bin «-
stqers. T recol 1 ectjjny first morning, when try
ivel and- get' my jjoke'oii; j
how they were;strpnger, than ■ my6etf,anddM»'j
angry Igot; how. |mv father looked quietly on_
it Was ,: Wear'fiiy ‘ircfi 6oF’
hoar torsohoot iflaiiy, )Ia n d i
had not,.even gphtb.e yoke.on p.ne of my rainia- -
tiire he checked-be inm j> an
gmrtno.iß.ent-ray lir school,- with* proniisp tba.’
next day to. show, pas how .to get along fgjffntiy.
welnho came Th'“due .course, and
with my fathei I got my'animals-'
oMldlay thejoka, without its.bows, on their
n!fiK^|aesffTfbl'piy bows/ and'by' steady pat
ting and constant jau'tions from my father to
keeamy tempy iE Mon .managed to get them
into the ydke.
Next I tied ths;f fails together, and left, .them
' for school. **AS Inmm *f untied their tails' and
geiUty iMeisodj |heyifrom the yoke, by taking
otfTltotlrtDW|«i&' at the same time, being 1
careful, howevw-i|olfW-tet drop.-for
that would frigh&n them. The nest day I
- ifetyi tied* «ngj
bfpnrcMHttnyiijl-Tne thirddaysfter-V<«>ng-
I let penjintp a large yard.
Here they ran'ljllre'^pa'■'fellows fof’d while,
tied together they- could
not g&oafr>f yoke, and-pqon, thay.w.ere
tj*e4s^.Jayid|lsra.,-,liefb , them in thg.yatd,
aod in ra| f .fhfjri' at night, before ■om 1
. bade llfien move around a li’ffle^Bdt
was j itiL- and; they .did. not
i ?-fejS? r . n ! n 6:i j' ho da 7 following I; go bon.
denfst there,was.>a little.ijispq
-B*ttoo'ds<Tunji'|i jlet them" gn;mnd soon hs i;
tfsaMUwnOtiifwp.th roy -whip,. which was'a.
BtiokvfbdtttTop if&fc long, with -a lash at the
efid^SbodVpjqs J ipj| 1 .‘soon taught; lbem b sto’p,
by touching thl »j|ovet. the head, and saying
whoa. IWn a- jpfoing at the wnrd whns, :they
soon got so tfe-ijT could' do’ with ■ tbhmatPl
fTOjppjJBtMC, > Ibiyard,>nd 4n_,iirff :wefik£ I
daiW 4kOS« Myj kbits, attached .to a little cart,
allarimrijd they iffe. Thasesteerswere^urned
ana had no yogi ißpon.tbem. until ip themonth
of .September,' ihfen, they were'yoked and put
aph tha Tebii ij ] Ole. team for going upon jhb
salf-mpadows, i hay.. They weratftpit
a»teactab!&iaB.t Idloxen, and- ever , after - were
gentle, quick atfdStrue at their work. | As I
grew
rMPyi ftpaip -of ;;a&e3, as weli as many a yoke
of two and threli yfear olds for toy .father, who,
likemwny anott fir|ih New England,.wasjin-the
y»saly;practioejMbnying young.cattle
western drover4i| py using gentle means, and
gradually aoobsfetSin.^ the animals to the yoke,
I could, soon. gecjatWa. .never before yoked, to 1
go truo and step-|y|-r-O/i!0 Farmer. |
_ E. p.
|m(|'thuB wiiteV to tfir Sottih*
far better. thin ao|r
■Mm
ernFkld‘T%nd‘ ift ti
..
hoi; feed forprop igtMSpg early tom'nfoea... Gut:
rfffdlle'top;-aftd ■( te a shell three-quar-,
tera of an inch ti nopp Fill the,cavity wliih rich'
mould, plant a'liilr seeds, and 'place
" Kiiep itt-afWarni
tddni.'Bj; ifposribla.and
kla with tepid* w! every dnyjintil'ifidre isrid
longer any,-dang iwysoo» frost,, when remove
'oWdoor bed nndb thin put nil
but one plant. j |h£oMthe turnip' shell ■ hut dpt
jpVnoJj tht.oikjffi -and the 5 8i)ell r wiji ~soop
rot,’affording 'a ■eifimzer*totbe 'tomato* plnjflj,
that will send - aa3nderfuHy,- A dozen
turnips thus to/7iqM&edrvf\]\-afford an abundant
i djfjsfy'pf carlj_ : £dd®o6B for an ’brdinaryftifnify.
'Cee iftrcm icrfEE
I % wS&idlZ reports 'v elatom&it
modiat tfceiSs|( lectures, that by p ad
ding fine salt, to' aq.aart cof
cream, as the iai-er, is skimmed from the milk
and,|»U«*tllrih>lhl|!<§flam‘pata hbtiiobouglv ac
cmnototss.afor n ]uSdjij»g.: the time required .far
etwremg irtadii fosStwo'er three midutaa. iu
ft wf Writer hefoundtbisto 'be
the ittf is that the salt hcts ’ njipn
the tbin floating, globules.'of" butter, 'and
«o;dt*solf»»!UJ tat v a slight agitation breaks
jbeS'at once;*.' - The e.j-
IfelimSift cabj|g|i|t tried 'Jjy* toy butter
’maker .11 .Sti V.'.‘ “ "
I " I n _, I '
■t&i* T . ; 1 Ha
f • of. flimn afc
clfr. nunrterflrf apoana’of eogaEj-beflt'tß^pHt
«$ #fc*rt ftepifcftUtyjbftlf ft gilUof mUlti 4nf a
irevtHfelfortf* •*««♦ cf l **® 9 ®!
distely,. ' ’''" ' ' *’
Yet the proud bay is hastening towoi
fate of the worn-out nag, for such is the r
which the ingrate, man, bestows on the
ous animal who has givpo all his stren.
his service. And when not able any 1
even to drag an ash-Safi/the miserable
is knocked on the head, er turned out to
~and die by the roadside.
The stage and car horses (used up in
year’s time) have frequently,as they pass i
the instructive sight of a dying cm
sfretchcd in the sun, gasping and groi
while about him assemble curious buys,
him into a few more struggles fur their ai
ment. This is not a rare roadside scene i
Christian land. . ' C.
Lawyers in - New-Yubk City. —Tber
about twenty-six hundred practicing lawy,
New-York City? Uiis :-bei«g <
whole number in trie Phited States; All
are not residents in New-York. Very mn
them live in Brooklyn, Jersey City, in Co
ticut, or elsewhere, and have offices in the
Their number is still fluctuating, those wl
come discouraged seeking other location!
is extremely difficulty to get practice in
York. A lawyer who now makes sixteen
Sand dollars a year, slates that for nine in
after he Opetid'd’ tsfflbe he did 1 kfot ’-tnake 1 ft
enough to keep-him in boots.-
A young lawyer is doing extremely w
he makes a living the first .three years,
even then geting- into a good practice de;
in a considerable degree jSton luck. Trui
man of known ability is fllw’ay-s certain ol
mately attaining busineS and;a fortune,-b
is noteisy for the young practitioner to
opportunities to display his ability. Tliei
not twenty lawyers in New-York who n
over ten thousand dollars a year by thelf
fession. The average Income will nob ex
if it even amouts tu.Sl.ooo a year.
“True for ‘‘Pgjlmr^McGuire,
'Pittsburg, was many yeitrs“ngti*very pnpj
ibotli in bis private and ministerial life, win
'classes and denominations. Its was a gg
iwann-heurted old’lrishman, fond of a joke!
the following was one of several good I
on himself, which he relished very mud
telling: - I
lie.- was. riding.out.op thp BhUs/ road opj
siitnrttef’a'dny,' wdiotr he /at a> hi«i
the wayside to get a drink of water, and 11
while. 'While in conversation iwriih the wi
of the house, he picked up a Bible, and a
her if she read it often.
“Yes,” she replied, “I have read it through
often.”
“ And do yon understand all you read in it,
my pond woman ?” '
“Yes, I do,” said she. ■ ■ •
“Well,” said he, “I have been rendi ip it
all my life, and I find a great deal in it whiuh
, I cannot understand.” ” . '
■ 14 Well,” said she, 41 if you are a fool, is •that
any reason that*! should he ,
- Sure emiuajv what couj.dJEd.ther.McC oirc
say to tIytCETO WOl ■
Men of Principle.—The pinn of prin
needs not theu restriction of seal or signa
or apy legal instrument, lleid'eals in soli
as in public, at midnight,as iri .sunshine,
grasped hand is as good as i bond, and
promise The conijdu
intoreSts df men. Vhr'ch eei
are reconciled in' him with a beautiWi harm
lie is himself the embodiment of justice,
symbol of a perfect society. His charities
not the droppings of a forima] pity, hut tho
ojent’of a yearning love. In his soul there
fountain of humor, and close by, a founta
teaW2^s3spwilimnn3inntjdW3PfT»‘ r 9P
every proper mood, touched by,the light gr
pf the passing hour, of swept hy 44 so!
thoughts that wander through piernity.”
” Mother,” said a liulej hoy the other day
know what I would do if I was- at sea, an
the men were starring and they should c
lots tofteJWhfkhftilinbe kilftil Jitnd'feolqri,
it shiulS witni^p^die— I’d the
ter.” “But,” said tbs mother,'•‘they w
soon fish yon up”’. “Ahj” said he, “hi
wouldn’t bite!” ' ’
A boy was asked one day what made hin
dirty, and his reply was: :
“ I am made, they*Wlj.j|)e, of the dust of
earth, and I reckon it’s joist working out.’’
“ Have ydn any traveling ink-stands ?” at keel
a lady of a youngl stationer.
“ No, ma’am ; we have; them with feet and
legs, bat they are,not old enough to travel y
Who f Only
one; The Infinitely Great*"
<| APu;eSi*.i:3Si£ |
tLociTaSloVMi
h-.-‘2*tem33rtanw»k. r -•• ~:
i tis‘:su.\ •■> a ■■■ ■■--» -« _»•-’•■> f-i ,r .?; •
1 •-* w: v'* •-* * - vcs".
D; te^w*tL,'t^f6idpJ(l r 'PJ^ fetforo Ctbe3cl l inic«of ! Acc»Ki:tflj
Accountant, author of Xrfttthw s){op.
tjkiok Keeping. Dmunuiuillqytmjngtbe same, Ac/ ‘ "'
Joun til|tof>k-
I Keeping uad Practical *. .
Teacher ; m tbo Book-Keeping ;je’
'par(WfeuJ,~:.>o *; . »,r i - .*• - -_ .
_A. J. Warmer, Professor of Practical and Ornamental
jmansUijj,.CvJt i Ufu.*l , <ilql t C!alculali>m» U 1 j d _ Cqrruspu bd unc e.
irt was
■ pain,
I, I fell
iky pig
: J»ECT^KBKS. r . - - , _ ■.
Iton‘. DXsul 3.' Dickinson, Lecturer on Commercial Lair and
1 PoiHiro’f Kctincmiy. t" - ■ - ' l ' • -• **l >, f
lion. iU.NsoM U\lcom, Lecturer os'Co&trtcti; £ronunis&ti*y
Nolcaabd itift* pf*j&diungei ; ‘ •T i”
Rov..Dr * iLA.spßEvr.3. Lecturer on CcmmerciatKlbica.. „t *
it simi-;
lLd‘l
p, f>wy
3: No
indless
re dea-
■ - . COMMITTEE..", -V .7.-
ttojT.SHgitMAxt). Push's,‘ Wm. ll.jOauoßN. -Ead., .Tract R.
Morgan, Esq., I WW.,fi. Tvvlor. of tile firm dt Taylor Weed 1
£Cu..*D. D. Dknton. of tLe firm dl Jackson, Deutoa r£.
Mbrka, U* WUtC.Sffiker ’••'•, •:*; :
Xitf uW&£of this Co.Jujce Is t,b afford to Allan opportauUy
of oLtuyuUg rt /borough busine*-* education, , i
The iUMI (lipiHK are carefiiUy.arnuiged’ by practl.-k!
npcoilntuntSexpfesfJyfor.thW IfisllUlloti*aud-embraces a|H
tbeiveour improvement*.- - 1 . !
’ tnbcWjrtw of instruction com prise* every- deportment oJ
.-'i'iie'i'Urner wjil helh^ouglJy/aught the Taaeucr
slid practice of Double Entry Buok-Keeympas applied to tlie
ManiitftCtUWii £.. 11 unlc InVf *Cfiroffl* *Io n f SteHtnboaflb'g, Hull
rtiEmiy 1
I Ywe.xo* quality jhemselXwilirftAhort/igiOßl-lIMB
SnstiOitiooJo:iiU imp>>rtaut aijd-lucratircr sitnatlous. Am
ple reference* cun he glveu’wliere cnnloaic? of 186.0 nre now
filling de.-tirabe vltuaUou* with'yaUirlii* varying frotirfsoo tbr
slsoopbr’inuifim.' ‘ l
’ ln possession of testimonial* from some
of tWtfirk eomhuTcbil houscs ln tbd State, to
iiw--fwflishwi-iKMiik«ko»tKtfK. hhatt'ing their iHntiEfc..flatia.faCc-
con&dcDco in.thq ability-of the,gnujuatea ol .this
rtiftftution. *'■. \\ ' J
. in all its brandies, taucbf by the mostskillitfu
dnd llW'-hnirirnmtiforJibf Ib&arU No college In ibe bountry
enjoys a Idglicc rejmeation in *• *> ; . t
separate from, that of tb?gep-
, Sven
le day
e poor
ect in
rtality
some
ls life.-
boiiri-'
nan—
-1 used
$ hoW
ounp,
ith its
e ele-
same
hori-
Lshail
fk-mpD, . :• . • ! ", " • .
. BtudentP-civn enter *!Colkgf* at any time—-Tia Taeatie»jr«
Time to Ciimplete tbe qpuriefn»m 8 to 10 week*, student*
>eqhi*.ite-4*inniimitfon are pre*ent£d with the
m »st elubtimte mi*) elegontlyengrhvtitl OlpbiulA issued,by any
rjommw-Ul-opxUiiUyil tnAtilutiualn tlui.Uuii*n, _ AssUtaure.
IrundorecVtourmUmtiw ip prociiriug situation*. ...
I •of '-TUilkinJ pHce of» lioarff.- tei*tli6omii]s';
Sfrom gra'Mnu*«^ljngyijui^iou%.Ac. T -seu(i for circular can-;
particulars. ” . -53^1
mein
d the
award
;enei
ih fi r
anger
beast
itarve
four
dung,
irade
ning,
Wll.l,
a
TONIC, DIURETIC,
Dys
— i -—AMD—' , - .
use-
our
S.
IHYMRATMtOfffitti
To the,Citizens of New Jersey and Penn.’ii.j|
: APOTHECARIES. DRUGGISTS, Gr.ncERS AST) PRIVATE'FAMILIES'.
I Wul/e's Pare Cot/nac Brand}/.
i Wnlfe* s Pare Muderia, Sherry and Part Wine.
' i Wtdfe'g Pure Jamaica and Si. Croix Pam, ■
' W^i/ e ' a Pi ire Scotch and Irish WlitsPey* ' :
< L ; t 'T77 :BOTTLES.—I beg lea-te to call the
>P\citizens of tin* Uiufe'O to the above Wines ami
Liquifs t»y Udolphd l Wnlfa- of -New York, whose
rmnu* >■* familiar in thin country f<»r tin* purity pf biacelo*
hhitoi! iil.iai Schapps. >lr. in his loiter to me,
.Speaking of-the jjurny ofhis Uiue* and Liquors, says; **l
wiljstiUivjuy Reputation as .1 uoyi .my standing ns.a nmr;
chant oTF tim'ivyisii «r tlie-'('itv of-.N'eW'York. t|iat
that iill.ftk* which 4-feotlle pife- purr as
Imp.irteT and of'tho beat"qli-il itv.'OTfTckTi lie rolled upon by
Every bottle inis the proprietor!* name on
the u- ix. Hii<j| a facsimile of hi} }dgnHatare on (he.ceftißcate.
The puMlc lire respectfully - Invited to cnll and examine for
'them-elvds, vFor«i(Ki at Retail, by all A puthPcpHes ii«d Qfo
jeers in Uhthuleiphia. GKOKUK J|. ASHTON.
1 No. 832 Market St., I'hihulelphia,.,
; j - ---- . 'Agent fof Philadelphia.
’ WlowtQg/voTO ther.fV-York Courier:
i (Exo&moos BCMJfiis for one New Vohs Merchant.—Wear*
happy to inform our fellow citizens that there fr one place
Id «ar city where the physician' apothecary. and country
merchant.,v-iVU no and purchasejmre vrinve a'id t,iqnorii.".«n
and <-f the best quality. W « tip* not intend to give
jiu elaborate description of ihh merclmii’a extensive busi*
•ne»a%llhOWgh irwfll wel! any granger or citizen to
yiMt Udolpho Wolfe’s extensive warohousfe, Nos. IS, 2U. nml
'ii I leaver street. and No*. 17. ID,and .21, Marketfiold street.
Hi*atuce of Schnapps on hand ready jor shipment could no:
‘haie hwn leas than thirty thousamlcases; the Brandy some
ten -thousand c.wes£—Vintages of 18?6 to 1866; and t<*n thou*
fri!n37b.vcS’of Madeira, Sherry-and I’ort 'Wine, Scotch and
Irish >Vhiskey JnnlH{cd and St Clolx Rum. some very old
apd aqual to any in thi* country, Ilenlsp hod, three, largo
.cellar* filled, with Brandy. wine. Ac„ In Casts, under Cos*
.tom HbuHe ICey* ready for bottling. Mr: Wolfe’s sales oil
.Schnapps last year amounted to one hundred and eight)'
.thousand duifn. mid we liope tpat.in less titan two years he
may*lie eq-illy successful with 1114, brandies and wines.
* fiis business nierila the patronage of every lover of hit
species. Private famines «ho wish pure wines and Liquor*
for medical u**e. should send their orders direct to Mr. Wolf*
ilritil every j«iK>th«*Cary hi the hind makeup their minds to
discard tke poisonous stuff from their shelves, sod replace it,
With -Wolfe's pure wines and Liquors.
We understand Mr. Wolfe, for the accommodation of small
dolileisln the country, puts’ up assorted cases of wines and
Ihjjnor*. Such a mail, and-Mich a merchant, "should be sus
tained agaiuat hi* th»ni*«ujd*t of opjMjdent* vu th»* Cm
te>l Statesmdu) sell nothing hut iioilatious, ruinous alike to
human health and happiness. Cm 6
irs in
f the
these
by of
nnec s
city,
o be-
inths
oney
sll if
1 ami
leifils
I, the
ulti
it it
find
a are
alize
pm
;eed,
of
mlar,
ih nil
Iniill,
j nnd
janes
1 ID
hot
iuj
■pt a
man
sked
l| MPO ETANT TO THE EADI E S.
WASHING ’ NO MORE A DEDDGB.
[fiio uiiilehfigQedjwuuM artjtfouliTeytytbte'pitmens of
Tilign County, that tht*y have purchased the right of
m ami selling .
MECArS WASH ?I.4CHINJB,
which for simplicity of con-miction, utility and cheap-,
exceeds any other machine in use. It meeds uo
■other Tecquimeiulaliun than to see it work. A b»y.
teii v>f of age, can do the washing-of a
faihiiy IN AN HOUR. Any* person in want of a
washing machine, can lake one oC
thtfse honie and do their washing with, and it not
perfectly satisfied, ■they-cun rdlurb it
ReeoHect. thif- machine is ho humbug, but an arti-
in every family. It docs not wear
up tear the clothes to pieces like band washing.
: PRICE/FIVK-DOLLAKS. Mnchilies for sale nl
ROE it ’tO.''S Store. Manufactured and sold at D.
dJ.’L’REOCii’S Shop, near the Academy.
IV. A. ROE,
i D. STURR.OCK.
Having used one of Mocay's Washing Machine, I
can. confider:tly recommend it, and would not be witb-
out uiu /or any price.
is MstT
n*“
fn <»t
■ Vstlnabte Ri»s«l Estate for Sale*
offers for sale the large farm
QKIGOS.PARM.’Mtnated hear the Welle
jiuO. JlansflfM, UojiO. one tulle e&at of-Whimeyrille,
x£uijt|ijulus-2lu nm*?-‘«U good frtnntng ltmd, acre*
improved. frith a fttinW barn'anil a Tag honse thereon, trill
Belhcheay. tor cash.oj* upon reaaynuUle time. Or exchange for
'property ni’Ar St<my Fprlc. ‘ ,• ' 1
For farther prtlcntur* apply to H. W, WtltTattte, Weltlboro,
Morgan JJortjChplyston. or the’aubecriber. ’ ' "■
Stony. Fork, 0(?* r 3, ISCo.—3iu, ■ il. 8- HASTINGS.
aces
WAEt PAPER - ■ i‘- ■, ■*•■ •
"WALL PATER V ’ ’ ’
i WALLPAPER
:s*.V.t'.v.T .. --i. ..WALE PAPER .■
' Later) styles nhdilargert msomnent of wall .paper
everSyoDght.ia Weihbnrn/ In connection ’with the
~ atmvj-cim.be’foilpd- W.ittJuw Shade* of aßlnricfs.*Call
wonAt t .r. • wm. ic^Mixir;
,' WMlsboro; April sti, 1860. ‘ A
-AK- OIL CLOTHS—It’II do
.Vi, £tlfl:goui.loeoß.thopaUer.n« %niVl«arg,ri ( e^ri e oj
nfflißir ■ :7f respeltorT
•- ,
r |'BN THOUSAND Side
ASUFeRtATWE.
Pcnniylrbma Hotter, ' V
iVelisboTn, Dec. 1,186 Q. )
J. IV. BIGONY.
i»eo.
’ ‘ :’™'l amp ■cAsyo^saas,:
: |,oHi€f;a s<i»A»l!-B»AW;a^ :
»nd fact’tbe t)!B9t A3Sortment 6f - .
Ladies’ Dress Goods,
eVer'brooght to this county,’ We hove also a largo
stoctof : f 5 ! ‘ ‘ r ‘ .
•> Domestic Goods,
' aoca AS , .- .i; ■ ,•; ,
Brown and Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings,
Tickings, l)eniras, Striped Shirtings, ,
' 1 Keil and White Flannel?, . ; . . .
.v Brown and Bleached Cotton Flannels,
Colton Batting-, Carpet W.arfie'’ -•
' ,i L‘ ;J , Cotton Yarn, Drillings, &o ; ic.
We have rIsY) fttarge : af<fck : of Cloths nnd CSsiitnlies,
Satioelts, Full Clothe, Tweeds, Kenluckj Jeans.- We
havaalsi) a large and extensive stock of Groceries,
Ready made.’Clothing, XlaU and--Caps, ’Boota and
Sho«B,“£Hardware, Crockery, Glass Ware, -Wooden
Ware, Ac. ’We would invito the particular attention
of pnrvhaseA te ; our iesSSrtftient'of Carpeteond'Fftwr
Oil Cloths, wlticb is nndonbtetlly the lnrgest overlbro't
to this county; and which will be sold,at prices which
most give entire satisfaction. Wc would invite pur
chasers jgenffltnlly.to call antipxwjne o^cgpods,and
prices„und’,pej. will iipol>tl.asSisp4 that-' the., iPlafo to
buy B«od goods at low prices, is at the slore-of
W, A. ROE A CO.
WfUsboro, Oet. 31, 1860.
Quarles g. os good,
Ib now receiving his
WINTER S" OCIC OF GOODS.
',, Consisting of .
Dry Goods, Clothing,
GißOcl^rES/HiRMAKE; 1 '
Hats and Caps r ßbots and Shoes,
lBO!f AND STEEL,
NAILS, FLOUR,
S .A. LT, <fcO.
Which, for variolar and extent, Is rarely excelled, and
t
no greater inducement* to purchasers can be offered
i -
in this section of county, either Ip
VARIETY'.-QUANTITY. QOAUTY OR PRICES,
■ '■ . -
Whethei Jor ‘
' LAST, GENTLEJiAN' BOY OK GIRL,
farmer, BTechanlc ox Lumberman.
Oct, 31,,1860.
j
THE REGULATOR.
C. L.: WILCOX,
\V ODLD , CALL THB ATTENTION of
• * the Ladies and Gentleman uf Welltburu and
furroundi&g country, to the inducements he bolds out
out at his • •
. oil. jgain JSji reef,
Colled •«hcre* pdrobaserf;WiH "find
the lurpe*t, cheopcut * nd be«t assortment bf‘
in Select frOm 'in JfUfth’ern Pedns,lvania. Ainong
thein, such as,
Hry goods, clothing,
i Hals and.Shoes,
GROCERIES, CROCKER V,
| FISH, PORK, FLOUR AND SALT,
Faints and Oils; tanked Notions, to.
To the Ladies.
Ihn Regulator the obojoast aelcc
tio»!«Pßr,-Goads,-adapted-to thaseason, *iSd'tu-th»
wants and tastes of ail.
Sbggiqakers wUI find it to their to call at
the Regulator,. apd eiamibecur, assortment of End
ings, at priccs to suitithe timos. ~ -
The truth'ia; we hhy‘dnr gooijfi for Cash and sell
them for Cash than ctm he bjAighl at nny oth
er store.m Tioga Hoping to a share
of (be patronage of the community, we ,m-k the pub
lic to come and examine out* stock and satisfy them
selves of the truth of our statement.
SS3T All kinds of Hides, Sheep PeUs'nnd Furs ta
ken in exchange for goods, and the highest market
price given.
iB6o.
FALL CAMPAIGN
JCBT OPENING AT
C. & J. L. ROBINSON’S
ONE PRICE STORE.
WE wish to call the attention-of'onr friends and
'customers to our assortment of (
SEASONABLE GOODS,
• - - SUCH AS
XADTES’ DRESS GOODS).
. COMPRISING ‘
BLACK ftND FAWCY SILKS
>*U.jES AND -DE LAKES,
inGhaMs) brilliants, ’lawns,
FRENCH Aim AMERICAN PRINTS
- ’ . ALSQ . | -
SHAWLS, MANTILLAS AND DHSTERS.
Our stock of .tuple goods is large. .Particular notict
is invited Uuour
DftOWN AND BLEACHED SHIRTINGS A SHEETINGS
CLOTHS, CASSISIERES AND VESTINGS,
FARMERS.fc MECHANICS’CASSIMKIES
READY-MCADE CLOTHING,
- - CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
GR4fE^^ v nOCTS AND SHOES,
. i l o SO|IERT->NO
Ac., .-i... Ac., Ac,, . Aft,,. . A|ct
Wcllsbord) Sep t.l, 1860. _i_
“‘FALL FASHIONS.
:.;:v
/GENTLEMEN’S wear of Sift -Hate, 1 , at the SEW :
■\3F‘HST-.’STORE it Arcade Elock,oppoeit«’"the
'DictinsottHonae. . ; . S. P. QuICK, ’ . I
Carning, Feb. 23, 1860. .. '1 Ratter.
HOUSEHOLD PUHNITOHE, .
QF .AJfJUlElNDS.’canWfnnnd altherSiortisof
Z . -EIS; yBLLS, LAW RENOBVILLE. ■
T) alsaWtSlu! 01;% $KmMy.— i,
fl _ mist papqlaT-#T«3 3 tHteWl ,exp«foraW-hnw fsAe;
irfWijnrlaintyJ Itl# prepared from the Balaam aAa! ■
WEI.LSBQRO JOpK STORE.
: BOOKS; iBOOKSi- ■ < ■
hbkka'H - Fo;ii,:sMTa.
of Kfe Hob - -
aiufeea,- mWi reaJrtolfuUj infjifm illi# jiubKa of,hi«<iß*
siro : to,cary|op,".. .« -* - 1 •- - :
WTB.3E* A*>. ■ ifMVT « ;»C>o;Sff
AND BOOK STORE,
, • --h AT, IBE OLD STASD,
opposite <?. G. Osgood’s Store, or bj niail, tfee followipg
newspaip«T» anil Mag»iine«j at rates.~
. vAWim sßnvm nx ca&bxebs. ..
■ New York Triboiie v
i Heralf}, - - .
•'■ ' ’ Tira4 ■' V
' 'I i
• 'i x
! WEEKLIES.- - *
KeW York Ledger,-' " WaveVly Magazine,’
“ Mercury,. . Reporter,
••< Weekly,, Life Illustrated, -
Welcome Guest, ...... . , Wilkie Spirit,
c; -- ; Porter's
Scienti6e-American, '•' " Boston Pilot, " J ' |
4 Frank’ Leslies', ' True Flag,, '
U. Y. IHustratetTNews, Irish American,
Harper’s Weekly, . , LitteU’s Living,Age,
Woverly Magazine, Thompson's Reporter.
"■••'
Harper’s Godey’s .Lady’s Book,
Frank Leslies' Jfagasino, Peteraon’s.Mugasine,
Atlantic Monthly, , Arthur’s-MagStine, - -
Eclectic MiigHjine, Ladies’ Repository,
• All the Yeait'Ronnd, Ladies'Visitor,-
Knickerbocker, Pickles, " ‘
Budget of Ijiin, Phunny Fhoilow.
Also, will |be kept,constantly on hand, a gem .ete
repository of - . , '," „
CLASSICAL, HISTORICAL, POETICAL,
SCHOOL; AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,. "
tll»nk jßpotis Paper Hanging*,
- SHEETS MUSIC, PICTURES, MAPS; Ac. '
Orders for Cfoding Cooks. Tbe work executed tpsnit
any taste, anjq on the lowest possible terms. Particu
lar attention ftriH also be given to SPECIAL ORDERS
for any in the trade.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
.Sanders' Series of Readers, Groanleofs Mathematics,
-Colton's-i Flitches' Geog'y, Davies 4{
Monteitf & “ Sanders' Spellers,
Potter and Hammond's Writing Book,
Brown's and |Kenypn's Grammar.
The paired ige of the pablie is respectfully solicited
-S* ‘ f TOff- "Bn. SMITH*
WeUsborO, pa., September 5, 1860, y 1
STO AOTT STOBE,
NO. 4 CONCERT BLOCK, .MARKET STREET,
boicifiifa it. y t
r STEWARTS
HAVE RECEIVED THEIR STOCK OF
FALL AMD WINTER DRY ROODS.
• GRQCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Boots an|(J Shiies, Hats and Caps,
l!
Ac.
AND ARE SELLING AT EXTREMELY
| c O - ; ; -V
' " ■" Jr -
Corninj, 26, 1860.
jq’EW DRjfJG STORE IN WELLSBORO.
o. W. GIBSON, ‘
Having just opened a first class Drug Store apposite
Hoy « Block, announces hi the citizens of this place
«tid eurriiumliijg country That he will keep Constantly
on hand a largp and choice stuck of ■
ukuasiaiiD hediciwes,
Wines amlll/iquors. Patent Medicines, Paints,
Uds «S Dye Stuflk, Lamps, Window
Qlass, Cigar* &, Tobacco,
CAM PH EXf, FLUID AMD KEItOSISE OIL,
and every otlienarlicle kept in a first class Drug Store.
AN EXPERIENCED DRUGGIST
always in attendance.
Physicians*' Prescriptions carefully compoun
ded, The public are invited 16 call.
Wellaboroj Dec. XU, iB6O.
WEL f.SBGEG P 0 U NBRY
AIVD 3IACIIINE SHOP ’
AG AIN IN FULL BLAST." ’’
EGBERT j YOUNG, lote of the firm of Tabor
Young dj Co., Tioga, lakes this method to in
lurm the Public that he has leased the
, and Machine Shop,
in tbeVillageTof Wellsboru, for a term of years, arid
good running order, is prepared lotto
all kinds of work usually done at such trn establish
ment, in, tbe botl mnnntr and out ofthehast malcrjah
TWENTY TEARS) EXPERIENCE
He has had over twenty yeara’esperiopcein the bn
spies.- and will have, the work, entrusted to him. done
directly undey.his supervision.
Jfo work will bt tent out halffiniehed.
MIL t - GEARINGS,__.P L 0 WS,. IS TO VES
and castings of- all kinds on hand and made tn order
MayßS. IBSI.if r ROBERT YOUNty
FLOURING MILL
,OS HILL'S EIRE EH,
LIDAYVILLE.
Tb» subscriber, having completed his large three
alory Grist tad MiU, ip prepared to furpish
tflpui, ilaal and Feed in quantities to suit purchaser*.
• - -t -p VSTO- M V-0 B K
of kinds «n short notice, arisen terms which cannot
fail to please. J havoTHREE BWf'-OP STONE
altnost dims tonlly ompMyed; and I am sure thata trial
"‘’‘iNve hdneaclsl to the-onstotnrr-aj
wetlas-mytalf.dn •,j : a..‘P.-ttco.tEilE>
■December 5,i«60. - , ... L '
_n_v a ?r,«T • - -> • - . '.i! ■. v.--
A Large, and Kfeeant asaortment of
t 4 ~C^CtiPiJ'X'XKrO;■ - - - -
iVillheaold at prices,' by''
~ •' J " E. D.WEELS/
Eawrerfedtills; Sept. 12. IS6O. r
News,-
;; ' n World, '
•' i'l V
mpiiot,
PATENTED M.
•L tliijnftveniiuD i* ;
>n such a manner thai
lass, and raised hy it]
the hitherto slow* and
ment of. the windlass I
at the Fame time adn
complete control over i
article bein# juwered,
various purposes; its
may lie mentioned as i
ctr, after being raised n
ered, and their mo vein
so that they will nut v
entijlc American,
F»»r the purpose of I
in Wells. U hr decided!;
THE* GREATEST IMPROVEMENT OF TH
The Brake acts as a,check open ibe be dm
of the bucket, without turning th« crank
acting as a brake, by j ressing inward at r
AM who examine tliis.to'ariiinfe, will at 01
edge its
PRACTICABILITY AND SCPERK
Over every other machine in use. The w, el
the windlass is easily, eon trolled with, and r ec
OKE HA.VD. It combines all the advaniagesai
fashioned with'the s ll'-emptying backet j
many new and useful improvements. It'«
apted.to wells of any depth, and will raiscea
ordinary turning, Fic Bucket ../ water »,
from wells of ordinary depth, and in the tat
tion to thwdepth of twlo hundred feet.
The windlass and b/jake is also applicable
and lowering any, kind of weight, and in en
is far superior to those heretofore in use.
Having purchased t e right for the Counties
ga and Potter, Pa., the undersigned are pr-j
offer for gate township rights for th'e mantUjct
sale of the aboveimprorement, on reasonable
... A. IiIXIIY,
Oct. 13, 1860. J L. D, SiiEl
CORNING
FI, E k LIFE IWSIJSANCE
BIG BLOW'A AGENTS.
AETNA I IRE INSURANCE COII EASY
Of Hurttord, C,t--pC«pital J 1,0!
HARTFORD FIHEi INRURANfiE CO-VPi'.
_/K •- fill
PAIENiX FIRE'INSURANCE CORPAST.
Of Hartford, Cti—Capital, ’ ' sl'i
PEOPLES FIRE j INSURANCE COMPAQ
- Gf 'New York '
EEW.ENGLAND FIRE INSURANCE
Of Hartford, Ct. -
MANHATTAN FIREINSUSANCE CO.
Of New York (fity,—Captal
MASSASOIT FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Capital, 1
HOMESTEAD FIRE INSURANCE CO.MPA.
Capital, , S|;
NETT YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.
AccQmalated Capita), - $1,51
The subscribers a*e prepared to issue pojicio
surance on the; most favorable terms in tbeaboi
known and reliable Stock .Companies.
Farm bniidinpp iisured for three yean at t
low As-wny goad ecu npanics.
AH lueses wHI be promptly adjusted sod pan
office. Application! by mail will receheprom}
tontion ATM. L. BIGELO'
Oct. 13. 1859. C. H. THOMPBO!
P. J. FARRINGTON, Surveyor,
WIiLIAM WALKER
HAS A
SPEENjpID EOT OF
W HOLE OUFPALO Rl)
LOWER THAW EVER 'EEIOSI
Whole Eobca from $3 to $8 at hii
HAT An£> CAP STO
CORNING, N. Y.
.. „E RI Ei FOO DRY
AND MACHINE SHO.
“CORNING,-??, y;
WM. E. ROGERS & CO., PROPRETt
MANUFACTURERS of steam Engine
Mordceing and Tenoning Machine?,‘
*“’g and Machinery*/Plato imd Oroatnental Pot
dow Caps/ Sills and C wing*, l>our Caps, nod *R I
of Iron and Brass Cai tings., Also Manufacturers
large scale of 1
JEFFREY'S ‘CEL:
FOJEU
The best in- Uf e • foi
t[lining with 'tYe other
Engine. •
)rs of the celebrated “B* l
■st now io use.
fetter or otherwise. ,
- WM. E. ROGERS
10, 1850. ; ly.
V AI<.U A BUB f
ALSO. —Mnnufqctni
Shinto .Mills”—-the.b
Orders soUcited bj?
fov.
f T , HE' undersignoi
- -»v i » luge quantity
unted farm two tn filtet
boro, in Delmar, Shipp
Tioga Co., Pai'
■ The lands are genen
ifl a healthy part of thi
lots to su|t 'purchasers
payment. ■ *
■For further portico
Messrs. Phelps, Dodge
New York, or of the son
SPHINO b;
MORE elastic than (1
duTaTC—pß-ceTh
.6 Bfl
=A- sew AnxicijsloF'^oy*
XJ^ ! .g»te atrßoy&DxitfStoM).
otmp
store s i n fu
_ [WORTH OP
■ ' OlltQC.
BOOTS-AND-SHOES, HATS Aw
•*‘ -* r v-: r ' »■ , A fti
> Crockery, Hardware,
*oii EXAIBITK)* At
J• BOWEN & Qj
Empire Store,
j'W'EttSBO.RO, TIOGA COUNT!
" Door, oe®, every’day (Sunday, M ’’
early dawn-HU dewyeve.-’and the bS$
Bhuw this immense sioclr. fteo-of chare,
the lowest key ever beard in Tioga cobbi/'*
.Never was' there such an'opDortnmi. .• ‘
of Sohmion to gratify the cye d fhe”"
ware we a Dow, Jr.] dr some greatman t.
nlary that would reach to the R„ekv
we might be nble to ell you one half „r
variety of Full and . Winter Good, I'",
ther»_i* nji use in taking. • We sell ' lo
ten afraid folk, may .think that we steal !
But do not be afraid,' friends. Come one!
yoij shad see, shut yjo shall see. If 7,1
Is poor, don’t forget four spectacles, ff! ,
yon the benvty of na are, boiled down in a
arls, BD d smences anj manufactured into
rseS* 01,u^wew 11
. kinds of Produ
Wellaboro, Nov, 7,
'j e J 6 n u kea iD e «iJ.iagj-fc
S.LAI'
lEßl’s KITCSj
-D WiA 7 DLA, r
• lY 8, 1860.~Tiie ol
to a V ply a broke t 0 a
' nn,cl ' a to rt
, tray be Wrtd with
tedious manual revere
sing avoided, and tb t i,
tiling of the operator
he descending ram at,
The invention is appii
dte in connection »j|i
in instance, in shirt ii
ind emptied, may betas
ifent retarded at the pro
iolently slnie the »;
•atsin'g and Lowerin'
OFFERED IIN THIS MARKET!
January % ISGi.
iRATED.'.DOUELE-ACIi
!JE' PUMP, ,
all ordinary purposes ap s *
qualities that of a superb
Corning, N. Y.; K<
AB.TinC W
'.SALE.
iis now offering to« l
j>f «xe*V)en* .farming
n mills’ disluioe ,
jn, ifbrris and Elk to Wltf
lly well watered, good w*
r country, and will 80
and on rery liberal i&
lars inquire of lb*
U Co., ]9*nd2l. CIlf ‘
scribed- - .
stfH DICEISSOSf. A **
JO-yl '
Wellsboro/Oct. 3,"18j
r" invested)
|d;Cheapest
Bo: in- • xjss 1
Uthew; Wd Kgbtcracd
wl£ss.()o. Tor sale
P'tPBILS, lawreoM^!
THE LA’S;
BEST.AS
ijp t>> IPECAC. y»'
V 5 ’ At V*f’t wi