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-■ -• • PEI^SYLVAHIA.
1 HER HILIT lE? rORKE AND ABUS.
From an offioiii we.leanr that the*
vvhole number volunteer co npa
,-nies in-this St^teiSs-about 500,. averaigiogrs bout
40 men to each or mbany, making an aggri gate
of over : 20,000 uni b|med volunteers. Th< en
tire military forct of the State is about 35q,000
' men capable of military doty. The arms o ‘ the
State are all in thf i possession of the volu iteer
companies 12,080; nfusketa, 4,706 rifles,-,! 1,809
cavalry swords_ a'id? sabres, 3,147 pistol, 69
pieciss of ordpar iej being sis pound brynza
cannon. Qf the )i hire there' are only aboi|t 2.-
500 muskets of.tFl pew model, 1,200 imprpved
rifles.tad 500 ca-alßy strords. |
Jjalance ay, Lunfit for active seryice| be
ing mostly of thq 'h|kvy old • flint' loyks. - |The
09 pieces of ordgmpe are in good ,condition,
with the e/oeptidi rJf the carriages; Front the
: above it will be s> eii that the volnntneijs on tEe
State have but 4,1J0S effective small arms, leav
ing ad actual deff-iit|for them alone of 14|800.
No arms are furfished fo the milijaa-by! the
State itself. J A)l:t£at are now issued toj the
millitia are furnitfieit by the United plates to
Pennsylvania. of $200,000 is annn-
Rlly.ftppropriatedioithe purchase o’.arm|, to
distributed amtme the States and territories,
in proportion tq -their representation in jCon-
Y gress. Inramiitiai to the fifty unifo -m compa
nies now enroUeri-in,.Philadelphia, two, Regi
ments bave been rfbrmed, which are intepded
for,immediate eerii®, whenever called upob by
the Governor of I sttnaylvania, or the President
r of the United |
, In reference being made upon
the Governor for ftoops, the 6th section off the
militia law! of J piSl 2d, 1832, which is I still
in force, provides t' Ihat when the President of
the United States jihkll have made a requisition
5 of a part of the mflitaa of this States for public
thef AdjvtigitrGeneral shall take| the
, ■ most prompt and ! efficacious measures for, de
‘ taohing andlsupplfipg with ail necessary arms,
; equipments,) amn alition and provisions,!
number of men required, and for having them
marched to the pSsceiof rendezvous. Provided,
the volunteer. tr9?pl and companies 1 shall be
first detached,*4d i may be kept in service jany
time nb exceeding 's|x months.” The second
- • section of the sa-ru I o * l provides “ that the irili
. tia may.be called; into service by the Gove -nor
in the event of rebellion, or an. actua or
-threatened invasions of this or any neighbo ing
• State; butnopor(lo| shall be detained in ser
vice, at any one ,tlift for a longer period than
tbrfee months, unSen the mere requisition of the
Governor, wi(iio*at;Ute direction or assent of the
.President of the'; D Filed States.”-
A CASE/©S’ HABD3HXP. ,
The New York of Friday last,
tains a statement i.of; hardship and cruel |>ut
i-ySgS -perpetrated;' iSpon a widow—Catharine
Botteford—of Nevt Mirk, by the authorities! of
*■; Charleston, which Mil arouse the indignation
,of every.humane fbtson iqjthe community—
The statement of is, that she left New
: ,lfork eariy in 1859, for Charleston.
Last September, ;iii| bring aacertaied that she en
tertained feelings;! jwLferse to slavery, she was
arrested by armaftibyr of the Vigilant Police,”
j and throat in|o cell, until it should
please the Majot,--;;o|gije her heating. After
- ,-beipg kept there | br?t whole night and par.t[ of
tWnextj dav, Sn o ipwany with beggars and <jis
. dased ctiminals cf nl kinds, the Mayor give
' her a .hearing, offence was “ Abolitihn
isn,” the staple tyfSjl South Carolina's grfev
ances. No obe appeared against the lady, and
the Mayor conduitel the case without !the for
_mality of a f lega? ; charge. He admitted her
peaceable, qpiet abd|pq|fenBive disposition, and
‘j; Spoke of berjgoodjhraracter, but told her. mat
%being an Aholitic hi^%, she should give bail| in
, three- hundred ‘d»llitfB for her good behatior
■ until she left thb-cit|!, or she must go to Jail. —
She refused fo girp hail, and was immediately
, eent.tp, ahold «bc gloomyajail, to-be in the opm
“ panibn of. crilmpials and murderers. Inraindid
she protest bet of any crime ; in vain
did she strive jJpj'jOoavince them that she ihad
'■ -not even conva %(jd iyith slaves on the sul jeot
with which ooy,charged, but like a cu prit
r -'she was'takdntihi'pifth. the crowded street! to
■ - Jail, to he pnn|.ih id Ibe knew not when or how.
' After being Jested for a long‘time, al the
] .while being to taunt and insult c f all
kinds,she wfotl "Wood, jdetjilinj her
grievances, an J (takfd for protection wbici, as
, a native New /Toi;ke|vshe had a right to cl ilm;
hdt her letter ipraii-aliswered by “ Farnand|” in
a vain of all tending to that im
pression that ; ia®y was being treated |ight
at Charleston.-Belbase came at last, howave ■,
•: and the May or rif Charleston very kindly |paid
. - Mrs. Botfsfordli paSsaga to' New York, jas a,
‘ deck passenger -in connection with sixty rqugb,
.'boorish lahorib jinon, who had gone thither in
•eatoh of work, but jwhb were not permitted to
land on penaltyj)|ha|ing their tbrbats out biy the
mercifulminntar[njei£pf Charleston, during the
' progress of these cun-ages upon this unoffend
ing female, been repeatedly told - that
had-shebeen ofi tie other sex, she would |haye
- been tarred an|| feathered, or bung to tjbe near
est tree.' All $4 S§uth Carolinar thel lagd of
' chivalry and hi tier !• i >1
I 1 if ! |
Might or , japobfeNCE.—Parson-Brownlow
thus describes [Jthe flight of impudence
An Alabama.peoelsion paper inquires if] the
, BurderSlatesk/o*v iphat is “The Hight of;lm
pudence?” 'W]V answer for the Border States,
that jt is to sethabdiljear a man swaggering
- and .swearing if./eye# crowd he enters,'thalTte
- will go opt of t-hb Cnion because he cap’tl get
his rights, by ijyingjthe privilege guaranteed
]. to take elaves.ift thelferritories, when, in ipet,
• be does notovrai ajnlgro in the world,
did and never ; find withal joan’t get .credit
in tvoy sldre where he lives,|for
a wool-Hat or a paiiHsf broganrl I
The FeAo'of- Tffll Rmebicas Union.—A few
days since Judge Lawrence, of Lo ;sn
county, Ohioj following order to be
entered upon the fotSnal of his Court:' “It is
hereby ordered thatlgie Sheriff of Logan county
he, and hereby ii di#oted at every term* of; his
Court, to erect upofit the dome of the Ct art
House in Bellefon.Wflie, a suitable, standi rd,
with the flag of the American Union then on,
and the same shall Inhere remain during the'
session of Court, as in evidence of devotion to,
the Constitution, the? Union, and the enfo 'ce
ment of the laws,' Paper,
; A good anecdote ig|related of a well-knc wn
vagabond, who was brought before a magistipte
as a common vagranS Having suddenly Har
pooned a good idea, tk pulled from a capacious
pocket of his tatterea coat a loaf of bread end
balAof h dried codfish, and holding them pp,
with a triumphant |pok and -gesture, [to ihe
magistrate, erclaime® “ You don’t ketch hjim
that way 1 I’m no vferant. A'nt- them wjsi- j
hie means, a’ supporter should like to know t’ |
i
■ i 15 ■ •
DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE ?
DO YOU WANT A MDSTAG
BELLINGHAM’S
I .1 I
CELEBRATED
STUBULATING ONGUE
FOR TB£ VOUSKERS AND BAll
The subscribers take pleasure in announcin
Citizens of the United States, that they have o
the Agency fur, übd-are now enabled- to offer
American public, the above justly celebrati
world-renowned Article.
Tlicglimiilutlng Ongneut
8 E. ifa.amln« atihj
sioian of .London, and is warranted to brin{; out z
thick set of !
WHISKERS OR A MUSTACHE
in from tbroo to sis weeks. This article is tie onlj
one of the kind used by the French, and in London
and Paris it is in universal use. I
It is a beautiful, economical, soothing, yet stimula
ting c'O'mpoiituff, acting as lt£6yjaa£ic npondb ebrpots,
causing a beautiful growth of luxuriant hair. If ap
plied to the scalp, it will cur£ baldness, and < auae to
spring up in place of the bald spots a fine gnwth of
new hair. Applied according to directions, it I will
turn red or towy hair dark, and restore gray balir to
its original color, leaving it soft,’smooth, and llexjible.
The “ Onguext u is an indispensable article i i every
gentleman’s toilet, and after one week’s use the r wjould
not for any consideration be’without it.
The subscribers are the only Agents fpr the aiji
in the United Stabs, to whoin all orders, musi be
dressed. | j
Price One Dollar a bos—for sale by nil Dmigi
and Dealers; or a box of the “Qnguont” (wolrra
to hare the desired effect) wHI be sent to any whi
sire it, by mail (direct), securely packed, on reccij
price and postage, $l.lB. Apply to or address 1
L HJSGJSAJAN & C|o.,
Druggists,• Arc., \
24 AVilliam Streep Tor
29-m6
]VT ANSFIELD CLASSICAL SEMINARY.
MANSFIELD, TIQGA CO., PA.
The Spring Term of this Institution will commence
April 2d, 1861, and continue thirteen weeks, !
- B; WIL3>MAX» At M.. v. .... /. ..rPflj 3rrrPA zi
* H.* P. R. WiLDMAN. ..K rreceptrcs^,
Miss E. A. Ciiask...., l....Musie Teuc
) Assistant-. I
Teacher m Primary DepartLp
Mr. Isaac Stick.vey |.....Penmanshii
EXPENSES. I
Tuition (Primary) per Term $!
Common EJnglish , ]
Higher English,and Languages
Music, Piano or Meldtfeon.....
Use of Instrument.
Room rent, per term
Fuel, per term
Incidentals, per term
BOafd in private families, per week
possible effort will bo mode, both
Trustees and Faculty, to afford a's good advani
con bo had in any School in the fitate. The Sei
is now in process of completion,|which yvill eni
lairifbrdAner very-jbeat--nccommiaatinni"to‘as
defats ot the operiilig df the Spring Term.”* tarl
attention will be given to such aa'are preparing
selves for teaching. Those who-have sons or c
ters to educate; will do wile to sepd them to Mai
Tuition payable one half at tb© comnaenceiE
the term, and the remainder at tbe middle or sa
torily arranged. r
All kinds of produce taken inpayment for ti
if brought at the comraenccnxont.of the Term, al
ket price. • ' v'» , * i .
Fur further‘particulars address the Principal.
Vacancies in the Faculty will fee filled immedi
Rev. X.,FELLOWS, Pn
Feb.;37, 1801.
A. J. Ross, Sec'y
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY SHC
MAIN ST., WELLpBORO.
MISS PAULINA SMITH has just purchase
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
coutjsting of Straws of all hinds, Pattern
Bloomer .Velvets* Silks nf all )
and in fact * "" ' \
ALL KINDS OF TRIMMINGS.
sho solicits a call from the ladies of Wellsbor
vicinity, feeling confident that t
HER GOODS WILL BEAS INSPECTK
and compare favorably with those of any esti
ment in the county in regard to price.
AND p]| ESSING don
superior manner. a
Room Opposite EmpirejStore, up-stairs
Sept. 19, 186 U. i
fjmsafgatefr CABINET
WARE ROO
THE Subscriber most respectfully announcj
lie has on hand at the old stand, and foo
Clicap iot of Furniture.
comprising in part |
Dressing and Comthon Bureau*, §ecrciarie* anl
Case*, Center, Card and Pier' Table*, Zh'nij
Breakfast Table*, Marble-topped and Common
Cupboard*, Cottage and other Bedstead*, ,SVtnj
fa* and Chair*, \ (iilt and J/ouldil
Picture FrameB* ]
COFFINS made to order on short no<
hean-e will be furnished if desired.
JSTv B. Turning ilcdSawipg dohe to drder.
August 11, 1859. Jj. T. VANH
Osceola! high sciiooll
j Osceola, Pa., Feb. 8, 1861.
The Spring Tormiof this Institution commeices on
Tuesday, March sth, and close!) Friday, ilaijllth,
1861. Hoard of Instruction,
A. R. WIGHTIIAN, A. 8., Principal.
S. R. THAYER, A. 8., Associate.
Mrs. J. S. WiCjHTCtfA!*, Preceptress. • j
MUs F. M. Dave.vport, Teacher of Music j
Tuition, from $3 to $5. Mnsift, with use of instru
ment, $lO. Board and lodging |>er day, 25 c sots, or
$l9 per term. Rpoms, $1.60. cßooms will ie fur
nished for those wishing to themselves. |
Apply for information to » j
A. R. WIQHTMAN ;
Tioga Co,; Po.
29w8
AUDITOR'S -'NOTICE.—the unjara
appointed Auditor to distribute the mone
sing from sheriff’s sale of real estate of P. C
A Brother against EilisoO, will attend
duties of said appointment on the 20th day 4
next, at the ofiice qf A. P. Cone,t in Wellsbon
o’clock P. M., at which tine and Mace those int
in said fund dre notified to attend.
' THOS. ALLEN, Aug
lB6l . rwt
NOTICE, —Whereas, mytf ife MARIA,
iog left my bed and board without just ca
provocation, this la to warn all persons not to ti
harbor her on my iccounc, as I Will pay no de
her contraction unless compelled by law.
Morris, March 13, 1861.--W3* I
NOTfCE.-fsLettfers teste men
tary having been granted ti'tbe subscribe -s, on
the estate.at William Adams,.late of Charleston; toffn.*
ship, dec'd-notice is hereby given to those indebted to
said estate to make immediate' payment, and! those
having claims to present them properly authent rated
for settlement to^ the subscribers. i
■ EGBERT ADAMS, ) „
RICHARD ENGtISH, j Kxel
March 13, 1851. j 32w6 ' - .
EXECUTOR’S NOTlCE.— Letters teat 4
tary having been granted to the subscribi
the estate of Zenns Roberta, late of Jackson towi
deo’d, notice is hereby given to lh«e indebted to
immediate payment, and those baking claims t
sent them properly antbenlicatecj for eettieme
the undersigned, at Daggett’s Milts. !
1 A. B. BBYAST, Ekccul
March 13, 1861.: 32w6» t
MIRRORS I
j NIRR(
JUST received at SMITH’S BOOKSTORI
largest and best assortment of Mirrors
brought to Wellsbora. People Who Irish “t
themselves as others see them,’’.Will. please cal
examine. 1 . .
; U
>tai
tc
d
pent.
up.
52 [5O
iioo
CALEB BA
MIRRORS I
CpiiraEBCIAL COLLEGE
■ I LOCATED OVHU THE SUSQUEBASHA VALLEr BAKE,
I BINGHAMTON, N. 7.
o Unt
uned-
t tbt*
and'
D; W. Lowell, Principal, Professor of the Science of Account!,
Practical Abcouutoiit. author of LoweiPs Treatise upon
Poole Keeping, Diagrams illustrating the same, Ac.
John Baskin; Commercial Accountant, Professor of Book-
Keepiug and Pructica'J Mathematics.
J. Assistant Teacher.in the Book-Keeping D*
Ipartmoni. .
A l , J. Warner!, Professor of Practical and Ornamental Pen 1
Unanship, Commercial Calculations aud Correspondence.
; LECTURERS.
Hon. Daniil S- Dickinson, Lecturer on Commercial Law and
[Political Economy.
>Hon. Ransom[BaLcom, Lecturer on Contracts) Prommissory
' Notes and Bills of Exchange.
RewDr. E. Andrews, Lecturer on. Commercial Ethics.
, {EXAMINING COMMITTEE.
Hon. Sherman D. Phelps, W«. H. Osdobn, Bsq.j Tract R.
Morgan, Esq., Wm. E. Tailor, of the firm ot Taylor, Weed
ACovD. D, Denton, of-the nrtn of Jackson, Denton A
Marks, De Witt C. Striker.
. The object bf this College is tb afford to all an opportunity
of obtaining h thorough business education.
The books and forms are carefully arranged by practical
accountants fxpressly for this Inaitution and embraces all
the recent improvements.
The course of instruction comprises every departmental
business. The learner will be thoroughly taught the science
and practice of Double Entry Book-Kcepingas applied to the
following kinds of business, viaj-UQeneral Merchandising,
Manufacturing, Bunking, Commission, Steam boating, Rail
roading, Forwarding, Freighting, Foreign Shipping,Ac.
Yodno Men cun qualby themselves iu a short time at this
institution to fill important and lucnitlre situations. Am
ple reference* con be given where graduates of 1860, are now
filling dealrobe situations with salaries varying from $5OO to
$l5OO per annum. •
The Proprletorsare 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
tion and confidence in the ability of the graduates of this
institution. ; ..... ~,, ,
Penmanship, In all its branches, taught by' the mostsklllful
and thorough masters of the art. No college in the bountry
enjovs a higher reputation in this department.
Ladies Department entirely separate ffom that of the gen
tlemen. _
Students can enter College at any time—no vacation.*
Time to complete the course from 8 to 10 weeks. Students
passing the requisite examination are presented with the
most elaborate and elegantly engraved Diploma Issued by any
commercial or classical institution in the Uuion. Assistance
rendered to gradnates in procuring situations.
term* of Tuition, price of board, testimonials
from graduates filling equations, Ac., send for circular con
taining full particulars. 13yl
iticle
1 ad-
!|gwls
anted
ibt of
WEIXSBORO’ ACADEMY.
■\yellsboro’, Tioga County, Penna.
MARINUS N. ALLEN, A. M.; - - Principal.
Miss Cynthia Farmer, ----- Preceptress,
Miss L. Lucinda Allen, - - Assistant.
Miss Josephine M. Topd, - .- Jfutic Teacher.
The Academic year will be divided Into three Terns
of 14 weeks each.
Spring Term commences Monday, March' 25; closes
Friday, June 28, 1861.
Tuition.—Term of 14 Weeks.
Primary Department, - $2,00
Common Branches, * 4,00
Higher English, • 5,00
Languages, - 6,00
Instrumental music (extra) Term of 12 weeks 10,00
'Board and Rooms in private families furnished at
reasonable prices. Students wishing to board them
selves- may also obtain Rooms in private families.
The success that has attended the efforts of Prof.
Allen as a teacher in other institutions in which he
has beer engaged encourages the Trustees to antici
pate entire success in his connection with the Wells*
boro Academy.
The primary department will he under the care of
Miffs Allen, whose time will be given exclusively lio
the children placed under her charge. 1
There will bo formed a TEACHER’S CLASS, tho
instruction of which to be out of the regular school
hours, but no extra charge made.
' Bills of Tuition are to be paid at or before the mid*
die of each Term. By order of Trustees,
J. F DONALDSON, Prcs't.
Wellsboro, Feb. 27, 1861.
►y the
ges a>
linary
lie us
Icular
tjbcm
augb'
■field.,
ent of
isfac-
ition.
mar-
itely.
a’t.
d hei
Hate,
Linds,
FOR SALE!
N,
blish-
WICKHAM & BLOODGOODi
in a
TIOGA, - TIOGA COUNTY, PA.,
A LARGE SUPPLY OP
FRUIT TREES, SHRUBBERY,
GRAPES, EVERGREENS, <tc., &«., <fcc.
M.
is,that
sale a
PEARS —Trees of the most desirable kinds, and of <«
tru large size, if desired. Standard trees in bearing.
APPLES —A great sapply"of the choicest kinds. Four
different kinds of Crab apple.
PLUMS —A large supply of the host and most approved
kinds.
CHERRIES —An extensive assortment of the best kinds.
1 Booh
\n and
Stand*,
dt, jS’o
igs fur
GRAPES—Viz: Delaware, Diana, Isabella, Black Burpmi*
dy- White Sweet Water, White Summer, Hartford Prolific,
Bebccca and Concord.
ORNAMENTAL —Weeping Mountain Ash. Horse Ches-
TSaVilalsam of Fir, Scotch Fir, .European Silver Fir, Norway
Spruce, Siberian and American Arbor Vitae, Larch. Ac.
SHRUBBERY—HoIIy leaved Berberry,Chinese WeigelU,
Spiraea pru nl folio, Deutzia, OtceU Fornythia.
- ROSES—Baltimore Belle, Prairie Queen.
GOOSEBERRIES—Of several choice varieties.
CURRANTS —Cherry, Red, and White.
ce. A
l
We would invite all who aru in want of any of the above
trees, &c., to call and sec them for their own satisfaction.
B. C. WICKHAM,
JOHN T. BLOODI3OOD.
Tioga, Ang. 22, 18C0-.yl
JMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.
WASHING NO MORB A DRUDGE.
Tbe undersigned would announce to the citizens of
Tioga County, that they have purchased the right of
manufacturing and selling
DECAY’S WASHING MACHINE,
which for simplicity of construction, utility and cheapo
ness, exceeds any other machine in use. It needs no
other recommendation than to see it work. .A boy,
ten or twelve years of age, can do the washing of a
family IX AN HOUR. Any person in want of n
good labor-savins washing machine, can take one of
these home and'cS their washing with it, and if not
perfectly sfttisfied, they can return it
Recollect, this machine is no humbug, but an arti
cle indispensable in every family. It does not wear
or tear the clothes to pieces like band washing.
PRICK, FIVE DOLLARS. : Machines for sale at
ROE & CO.’S Store. Manufactured and sold at D.
STURROCK’S Shop, near the-Academy.
W. A. ROE,
D. STDRROCK. .
igned,
|ps ari
andall
ito tbe
f May
, at 1
Tested
hat
ll xse or
i uat or
i )ta of
Having ns«d one of Mecay's Washing Mocfainet I
can confidently recommend it; and would not be with*
out one for ; any price.
19tf
Talnable Real Etlate for Sale.
THE Subscriber offers for sale the large farm
known as the GRIGGS FARM, situated near the Wells
boro’ and Mansfield Read, one east- of Whltseyville,
containing 210 acres, all good farming land; about 40 acres
improved, with a frame barn and a log hoase thereon, will
sell-cheap for cosh or upon reasonable time, or exchange for
property near stony Fork.
For farther prticulars apply to H. W. Williams, Wellsboro,
Morgan Uart,Charleston, or the subscriber.
Stony Fork, Oct. 3, H. 8. HASTINGS.
itors.
WALL PAPER
WALL PAPER
WALLPAPER
WALL PAPER
WALL PAPER
WALL PAPER
Latest styles and largest assortment of wall paper
ever brought in Wellsboro.’ In connection with the
above can be found Window Shades of all kinds. Call
soon at ' WM. H. SMITH.
Wellsboro, April 6th, 1889.
men-
t r, on
1 ship,
> make
1) pre
nl, to
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.—It’II do
you good to see the patterns and learn the prices
at the REGULATOR.
Wellsboro, Pa.
:rsi
i, the
ever
:) see
I and
HOUSEHOLD FURNIXUBB,
OF ALL KINDS, can be found nt the rooms of
E. J). WELLS, LAWREKCEVXLLB.
FACULTY.
AT CUR NUBBERT IN
PennKjfltajiia Haute, )
Wellsboro, Deo. 1, 1860.1
J. W. BIGONT.
PORIFT TBS SIiOOS.
j- MOFFAT’S
VSSBtABI<S LIFE FEILJjB,
AND PHOENIX BITTERS.
THE high and envied celebrity which ihojo pre-omihCn*
Modlclnea have acquired ior their invaluable eScacy in
all the Diseases which they profess to cure, has rendered the
nsnnl practice of puffing pot only unnecessary, but UhWortby
° f ,hom ' :IN ALL CASES
of Asthma, Acnte and Chronic Khemntism, Affection* the
Bladder and Kidneys.
BILLIOCS FEVERS AND LITER COMPLAINTS.
In the south and west, where these diseases prevail, they
will be found Invaluable. Planters, farmers and others, who
once use these Medicines, will never afterwards be without
mmocs colic, seros. lckdseneSs, piles, costive.
NESS, COLDS AND CODOHS, CUOLIO, CpBRDPT
HUMORS, DROPSIES. I
person with this distressing dlleast, should
delay using these medicines itnmediately.
Eruptions of the Skin, Erysipelas, Flatulency.
Fiver aud Ague.~ For tois scourge of the western country,
these medicines will be found ft safe, speedy and certain rem
edy. Other medicines leave the system subject to a return ot
the disease; a cure by these medicines is permanent
Try them. Be satisfied and bo cured.
GENERAL^DEBILITY, GOUT, GIDDINESS, GEATEL,
Headaches of every kind. Inward Fever, Inflaroatory Bhema
tlsni. Impure Blood, Jaundice,* Loss of Appetite.
Mercurial JWs«as«.--Never falls to eradicate entirely all
the effects of Mercury, infinitely sooner than the most pow
erful ©reparation of Sarsaparilla. \ -
NIGHT SWEATS, NEBYpUS J)EDI_LI^_WMPLAINTa
©fall kinds, ORGANIC AFFECTIONS.
Piles.—The original proprietor. of these medicines wm
cured of Piles of 3& years’ standing, by tho use of these Life
medicines alone.
FAINS in the head, aide, back. Joints and organs.
RhtumatUm,— Those affected-with this terrible diseass,will
bo sore of relief by the Life Medicines. -
Kush of Blood to tbo ,Uoarl, Scurvy, Salt Rheum,Swellings.
Scrofiula, or King** KVii'Jn its worst forms, Clcers of ev
ery description. ....
Worms of ull kinds are effecturaily expelled by these medi
cines. Parents will do well theta whenever their existence
lo suspected. Relief Jl-ili bo certain. *
The Life PilU'and Phoenix Bitter*
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
And thus ramoro all disease from the systdra. Prepared and
sold by 1)11. WILLIAM 0. MOPPAf,
335 Broadway, cor. Anthony Street, New York.
For sale by all Druggists. G2yl -
QH ARLES G. OSGOOD,
Is now receiving his
WINTER SIOCKI 0E GOODS.
Consisting of
Dry Goods, Clothings
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
i ’
Hats and Caps, Bclots and Shoes,
IRON AN» STEEL,
NAILS, FLOUR,
SALT, AC O -
Which, for variety and extent, is rarely excelled, and
no greater inducements to purchasers can be offered
in this section of country, either in
VARIETY, QUANTITY, QUALITY OR PRICEsT
Whethei for
LADY, GENTLEMAN, BOY OR GIRL,
Farmer, mechanic or Lumberman. .
Wellsboro, Oct, 31, 1860.
THE REGULATOR.
C. L. WILCOX,
WODLD CALL, THE ATTENTION of
the Ladies and Gentleman of Wellsboro and
surrounding country, to the inducements he holds out
out at his
New Store on' main Street,
Called “ The Regulator,” where purchasers will find
the largest, cheapest nnd best assortment of GOODS
to select from in Northern Pednsylvania. Among
them, such as
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
GROCERIES, CROCKERY,
FISH, PORE, FLOUR AND SALT,;
Faints and Oils, Yankee Notions, &c>
' To the Ladies.
Ladles will find at thfe Regulator the choicest selec
tion of Dry Goads, adapted to'tho season, and to the
wants and tastes of all.
Shoemakers .will find it to their interest to call at
the Regulator, and examine our assortment of find
ings, at prices to suit the timesu- *
The truth is, wo buy our goods for Cash and sell
them for Cash cheaper than can be bought at any oth
er store io Tioga county. Hoping to receive a share
of the patrffnago of the community, we ask the pub
lic to come and examine our stock and satisfy them
selves of the truth of our statement
JESP* AU kinds of Hides, Sheep Pelts and Pars ta
ken in exchange for goods, and the highest market
price given. ! j
Wellsboro, Oct. 24, 1860.
FALL CAMPAIGN
JUST OPENING AT
C. & J. L. ROBIXSOTTS
ONE PRICE STORE.
WE wish to call the attention of our friends and
customers to our assortment of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
sees
LADIES* DRESS GOODS,
COMPBISJNG
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS
CHATJ.PSS AND DE LAINES,
IXGHAMS, BRILLIAXTS, - LAWNS,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN PRINTS
ALSO
SHAWLS, MANTILLAS AND DUSTERS.
Oar stack of staple goods is large. Particular -notice
is, invited to our
BROWN AND BLEACHED BHJRTINOS i SHEETEfQS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERE|3 AND TESTINGS,
FARMERS & MECHANICS’ CASSIMERES
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
CROCKERY AND; GX^SSWARE,
GBDCEBIBS. BOOTS AND SHOES,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
Ac., Ac., - Acl, Ac., Ac
Wellsboro, Sept. 1, 1860, t
VALUABLE FARMING LANDS
FOR SALE,
THE undereigned ia Dow offering to settlers
a large quantity of excellent farming landed sit
uated farm two to fifteen miles’ distance from Wells
boro, in Delmar, Bhipjcn, Morris andfElk townships,
Tioga Co., Pa. ! i
The lands are generally well watered, good soil, and
in a healthy part of the country, and will be sold in
lots to suit purchasers and on very liberal terms of
payment.' ! •
For further particulars inquire of the owners,
Messrs. Phelps, Dodge A Co., 19 and 21, ells' St.,
New York, or of the subscriber.
JOHN DICKINSON, Agent.
Wellsboro, Oct 3,15G0-yV
BOOK STORE.
BOOKS, BOOKS I
HURRAH FOR SMITH,
THE subscriber, having-purchased of E. .E- Rob
inson hia interest in the Rook and Stationery bu
siness/would respectfully ittfottn the public of his de
sire to cafcry on
A JSTiBWS ROOM
AND BOOK STORE,
where be will famish.
AT THE OU> mnSi
apposite C. G. Osgood’s Store, or by mail, the following
newspapers abd Magaiines, at the pablisber’s rates;
DAILIES'SERVED BY CARRIERS.
New York Tribune, ,
i Herald,
< j Times,
News,
World,
| WEEKLIES.
New York Ledger, Waverly Magazine,
“ Mercury, Thompson’s Eeporter,
“ Weekly, Life Illustrated,
Welcome Guept, Wilke’s Spirit,
Century, | Porter’s “
Scientific American, Boston Pilot,
Frank Lesliesj’, True Flag,
N. Y. Illustrated Hews, Irish Americas,
Harper’s Weekly, Littcli’s Living Age,
Waverly Magazine, •' Thompson’s Keporter.
! MONTHI.rEB:
Harper’s Magazine, Godey’s Lady’s Book,
Frank Leslies’ Magazine, Peterson’s Magazine,
Atlantic Monthly, Arthur’s Mogazine,
Eclectic Magazine, Ladies’ Bepository,
All the Year Bound, * Ladies’Visitor,
Knickerbocker, Pickles,
Budget of Fna, ■ Phnbny FbelioW.
Also, will be kept constantly on baud, ft corn .etc
repository of
CLASSICAL, HISTORICAL, POETICAL,
SCHOOL ;AN» MISCELLANEOUS BOQKSi
Blank Paper Hangings,
SHEET 'MUSIC, PICTURES, MAPS, &c.
Orders for Bidding Cooks, The "work executed to suit
any taste, and on the lowest possible terms. Particu
lar attention will also be given to SPECIAL ORDERS
for any thing comprehended in the trade.
SCHOOL BQQK3.
Sanders* Series Of Readers, Greanleafs Mathematics,'
Colton’s A Fitches'Geog’y, Davies **
Monteitf A-McNally's Sanders'Spellers,
Potter and Hammond's Writing Book,
Brown's and Kenyon's Grammar.
The pajront ge of the pnblie is respectfully solicited
. ' > Wa. H. SMITH.-
Wellshoro, pa,, September 5, 1880. jl
STEWARTS’ STORK, ~
NO. 4 CONCERT BLOCK, MARKET STREET,
COBNINCi W. 1.
i| STEWARTS
HAVE Ju|t RECEIVED THEIR STOCK OF
D WINTER DRY GOODS,
FALL Ai
CERIES, PROVISIONS,
GRC
ii Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Boots an
YANKEE NOTIONS, &o.
I* ' '
AND SELLING AT EXTREMELY
LOW naxasa.
Corning, 26, 1860.
jypw DR CFG STORE IN WELLSBORO.
D*. O. W. GIBSON,
Having just opened n first-class Drag Store opposite
Roy's Block, opnonnees to the citizens of this place
and surrounding country that ho will keep constantly
on hand a large and choice stock of
DRUGS i AND MEDICUNBS,
Wines andiLiquors, Patent Medicines, Paints,
Oils d Dye Stuffs, Lamps, Window
Glass, Cigars 4 Tobacco,
CAMPBENE, FLUID AND KERQSINE OIL,'
and every othelj article kept in a first class Drug Store.
AN dSjSPERIEIjfCED DRUGGIST
always in attendance. -
Physicians* Prescriptions carefully compoun
ded. The public are invited to call.
rWellsboro, J](eo. 19, 1860.
WELLSBORO FOUNDRY
; Aim MACHINE SHOP
AGAIN IN RULL BLAST.
RO B T,YO U N s, late of the firm of Tabor
Young Js Co., Tioga, takes this method to in
form thaßublici that be has leased the
I Fgnnary a«d Machine Shop,
in the Village Iff Wellshoro, for a term of years, and
it iq good running order, is prepared to do
all kinds of woi-k usually dope at such an establish
ment, in the beat manner and out of the best material
TWBNTy TEARS SZPBRXENCR!
He has had oker twenty years'experience in the bu
siness and wiU tyave the work, entrusted to him, done
direptjy under his supervision.
No t corf; mil be sent out half finiehed.
MILL-GEAR INOS, PLOWS, STOVE.S
and castings of I*ll kinds on hand and made to order
May 28, ' ROBERT YOUNG.
Fj,CURING MILL
©lf I hIUL’S CHEEK,
NEAR IIOL JDAYVILtiE,
The subscriber, havipg completed his large three
story Gris Land Flouring Mill, is prepared to rornish
Flour, Meal and Feed in quantities to suit parch*jers.
C 4 STOM -Tf 0 B J 1
of kinds op shqil notice, and,on» terms which cannot
fail to please, .f have THREE- RUN OF STONE
almost constantly..employed, and I dm sure that atrial
of my work will prove beneficial to the customer as
"pe'eSXt’yW." R McCLHRE.
ANEW, Large, and Elegant assortment of*
OAKPETINQ,
Will ho sold at the lowest prices, by
_ i E. D. WELLS,
Sept, 12,1860.
NEW WHEAT FLOUR, tip top and cheap, at
| WRJOHT'S,
rpHE EMPIRE STORE IN p///
830,000
WORTH OP
»B¥ GOODS, GRo.
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS ANT)
Crockery, Hardware,
ON EXHIBITION AT
J. R. BOWEN &
Empire Store,
WEIJ/SBORO, TIOGA COtljXrf
tooora open every day (Sundays excetw
early dawn till dewy eve," and the bw, „
show this immense stock free of charge ,
the lowest key ever heard in Tioga count/
Never was there snch an opportunity sin.
of Solomon to gratify the eye“and the i
were we a Dow, Jr., or some great man wi(
nlary that would reach to the Rocky Mod
we might be able to tell-yon one half of,
variety.of fall and Winter Goods.! As
there is no an in talking. We sell so lon
ton afraid folks tnay think that we steal om
fiat do not be afraid, frifeiidS. Come one «
you shall see what yon shall set. If y OB ,
is poor, don’t forget .your spectacles. TTe
yon the beavty of nature, boiled down in ft
arts and sciences, and manufactured! into
stock of goods. Recollect, we will allow M
dersell us. '
All kinds of Prodded taken in exchanee r,
Wellsboro, Nov. 7, 1860.
S. I. AVERY’S PATJE
IMPROVED WIND T
PATENTED MAY 8, 1860._The
J- this invention is toapply a broke to
in snch a manner that articles attacked to
lass, and raised by it, may be lowered wi
the hitherto slow and tedious manual rerei
mentof tie windlass being avoided, and tit
at the same time admitting of the operate,
complete control over the descending movem,
article being lowered. .The invention is »
various purposes; its use in connectioe *;
may be mentioned as an instance, in which
ets, after being raised and emptied, maybe,
ered, and their movement retarded at the tn
so that they will Pot violently strike the
entific American.
Tor the purpose of Raising and Lowerii
in Wells, it Is decidedly _
THE GREATESTJMpROVfiMENT OF Tl
Tire Brake acta aa a check upon the bnckiri
of the bucket, without taming the crank
kctifig as a brake, by pressing inward at ft
All Who examine this tnachihey will at once
edge its
PRACTICABILITY and SUPER!
Over every other machine in use. The or
the windlass is easily controlled with, andr«
OX6 BAND. It combines all the advantaeesol
fashioned with the self-emptying bucket
many new and useful improvements. ItV
opted to wells of any depth, and will Jnisr
ordinary turning, Five Bucket, nf K attr
from wells of ordinary depth, and in the sat
turn to the depth of two hundred-feet.
The windlass and brake is also applicable
and lowering any kind of weight, andin eti
is far superior to those heretofore in'use.
Having purchased the right for the Couuli,
ga and Potter, Pa., the undersigned are pr
offerfor saie township rights for the manufat
sale of the above improvement, on reasonalls
A. BIXBT,
L. D! SKF
Oet. 13, 1860.
CORNING
FlrfE & LIFE INSURANCE
BIGELOW * THOMPSON, AGEi.
AETNA FINE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of Hartford, Ct.—Capital
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE £oA[fl_\
Capital, • jj r
PAiENIX FIRE INSURANCE COMPAV
'Of Hartford, Ct.—Capital, • (
PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE COMPA.
Of Near York City—Capital <
XEWENGL'ANI) FIRE INSURANCE CO,
Of Hartford, Ct. i’ y
MANHATTAN PIKE INSURANCE CO
Of New York City,—Capital
MASSASOIT FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Capital, i
HOMESTEAD EIRE INSURANCE COUP:
Capital, ,■
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Accumulated Capital, ' $;
The subscribers are prepared to issue polirie
surance on the most favorable terms in the >t
known and reliable Stock Companies.
Farm buildings insured for three years'
low as any good companies.
All losses will bo promptly accosted and],
office. Applications by mail will recehe pr
WM. L. BIGEL
Oct. 13, 1859. . C. H. THO3IP?(
P- J. FARRINGTON, Surveyor.
- WIWIAII WALKER
BAS A
SPLENDID LOT OF
WHOLE BUFFALO HO!
LOWER TRAW EVER BEF'
OFPBBED IN THIS MAEKESj
Wholo Eobc* from $3 to $8 at
HAT AND CAP S
CORNING, N. Y.
January 3, 1861. a-
ERIC FOVHD.BT
and machine sh<
CORNING,~N. T.!
WM. E, ROGERS k CO., PljoP)
Manufacturers of steam Engfr*
Morticeipg and Tenoning Machines,
iog and Machinery, Plain.and Qrnainenlal
dow Caps, and Casings, Door Cap?,
of Iron and Brats Castings. Also Manufacl
large scale of * J
JEFFREY'S CELEBRATED DCftTBLj
FORCE RUMP.
The best in nse for all ordinary purpose
taining with, the other qualities (hat of a anpi
Engine.
ALSO—Manufacturers of the celebrated
Shingle Mills”-r-the best now in nsei
Oitdera solicited by letter or otherwise.
1 ITM. E. KOGEES i
_Conring, N, T., Nov. 10, 1859. Jy.
CEDAR RUN HOTEL
OEDAR RUN, LYCOMING CQVSTX,*
THIS house has been lately refitted and of
! the accommodation of the public, bid
central point; stages leaving every alternst"
Welfsboroand Jersey Shore, connecting’fits
the |Tioga B. K. north and S. & R. K. R. on “ l
This House is situated on the Cedar Run
pond—a safe and convenient landing for tutu
ratling season. Good posts are firmly set oo
bank, and the beacfi 1$ free from obstructions,
lag been practically engaged in the river bp. l
many years we feel confident we lean antic 1
wants and requirements of this trade, and wd
or to please. The table, bar, chambers w 1
will>lwoya-be attentively watched! and WS“ ’■
Call and see ns, aod We will part with you «■
you again. D. A. FISH, P rt T n
Cedar Ban. Feb. 16, 1860.
lani),
THE subscriber has for sale a large 1 01
fanning land of excellent quality) f
cations in Tioga and Potter County, oompn* l
al lota of improrod land.
These lands will be sold on ten years tune i
able rates. Tbose who desire to secure to tt
a good farm, can now do so on bettor terms
ever bo offered again in this County. r «>
Weljsboro, March 8,1360, ' ' A. ¥■
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