’t'i V'tZXTi’t -I ' . T Jang a, lg|j < c-s; ; S . «j» Adrer&sashui. r 4 1 -';TMnfitirrT> : TT npirtr ,- j'" •, c j|of Osceola, has Mi appi liirte'a. AsliitintSnrgeon jh the irte&e Corps of this State. ■ Wt. ota?.; -.cnjjfea:?!? ffrr.'-: :.■ Su.?:* i? .jJW^^t,tmf«m,ourcorrespondents at Hamfoorg, atjiifdeipQt this week., Xho Regia ontis - of the delay/aha; orata -rival tit ‘JTapiftrota : HHi Paper Mills at Ithaca, -tbr%o To press tbiibreefc with oalyihalf ibsek gMii CSot/.’-rrQnr frieti jfir. iojpl? .wStt-.W; *(!i» jfdaii.Uinl W&ktPßaijV »*??“ «P $ p9».»> Dga/t'a Concert!aat pight. was well ai- Usbied by W large I- udienee.- To-night aba aingiigajn as| ’ograme.. TJioeewho : dii nptat toad.laat’nigbti better not misa the opportunity to t'eiuf j i . v-jpß'-'Mr. ■'W rTsB n 'McAWney, bat ■ purchase* iill'hcTeafler.coSiact thß-Potter Jatirnal cn fb* pay Sowifir'iyifeini 'jus he is a graduate Of the I,ewi|buig Cirbmcre bttW,' 4ha treason to expect that hi will biiki : a goonjo finalist Success to hint. J . jaw* Oazfripi J Stroci, of the Johnston Houle, at jioga, intends t( [hove.aßail on tbs evening of the Fourth, ax nolle 'Taylor. Wo sh'oVild Hereford |con elude that theyc jig folka of that neighborhood who desireto “trip tl j light fantastic,” will not Ucli for opportunities. I; , ‘' Plcckv ~*-A n, imber of the volunteers from Sjnox- Tilie.'who retnrnf l (Vein Camp Curtin because|they eodldnot wail to je'■ accepted, have joined fcaptj fer »inV Company i Painted Post, and are to be imme diately mustered' do the Siokl’e Brigade! are Bohndto seee'md jtsr- The Towi _ .abjtwjfr air N. T. Bogart, wb j died atijaet Troy, (lateHamjfSfa pjpfJ_ftged 26 fed S and 6 months. Ho contracted the diseaseof whieh||ie died, by exposure .while on bis jra f with bis-coh papy to Harrisburg. Hewasaiong tbciflrst County to_ respond to the cj.lt of &e jnd be seems to bare.'been honored i>p for bis generous aindnoble |U4l’- itj’es. Ha wps aif only son, and bis death comes upon iSs jparenlje Wit'S i feater sorrow. 1 | . JEndjTXtlVlTi jis.r-Our correspondent at -K3lOl - writes us t%»t on tbs night of Wednesday the gtb test, afine, young, spotted grey horse, belonging toJobn of that place, vas stolen froui the payors, and erefy effort- is being mad* to recover it, bnl-as yet Without success. A young man, about twenty-three yean old,said to be formerly of Band gJnijk,.Otsego-Co. N. Y.,ha* been boarding then at dssean's Hotalfor about a week, and is bow missing. Saljouiejroumßtances point him out as (be thiit.— Twenty-fire doilas reward is offered for the recovdry of aaebi Or eltber, thief or horse. ‘ FnirBTH orJuLr.—Cp to thia'time| bur diljsepi have taken no aciioa whatever id regani to the celebration of the coming National Anniversary. Knoxville, Farmington, Mansfield and other places in tbs County, have already moved. Why'should 4>orb be’bo.bind them ? Bet as bare some action is the matter. We bad in excellent celebration, for s. focal one last year, let da repeat it—<and better it Xbs as sociations clustering around tbe day, will a*ak'e£i at this time La every bosom, netVor and feeadgs of love and Tenet' itifln for obr gloriobs tJoiom Who Srili move? ■—V--. 4 ■ ffijKTtnTtru.JCßV ip ietof Assembly pissed May ISSlythe AssociaTi Judges and Countyi Commisfiotj ersdire authorizeHto make a temporary loan for; the .purpose of -SBpponing families dependent upon such volunteers os hare been enrolled and mn ttertdlib to ■ketYSde from ihisjCoanty noier orders from -the Boy •irnmenb ■7l I ' - - . -j "eeiaher " JfoW notice ia- hereby given, that said. Judges am. a Board of lUUefti trill meet at’the' Comnrissibners Office/oh {be Ist of m lu4a>(qß,ftcft>t|iße) of .$lOOO, ani for the tfaqsge -tioo ef. |bnsincsa os may be legally brought ' ’ By order of 'Board of Belief,* ' ' 'r'v A. j. Secretary. • - The I Stdsdl Porx in Lawrence villa. ftn’irbn Agitato a. Dear Sirk The aerial jßigtjts of •* Invisible Green,” I fear, art not so miich, ahuvf the atmosphere of. this delightful city, bntihat, the prying eyes of tfie villagers, occasionally! get glimpses of gretinat, butriraliagthe leaves o£| the trees.. • . ■ -'. - -,-f Again—Your faircorrespondent “Invisible Green,” calls year attention “to this beantiful valley, where ■ lits, at theoonfluence of the: Tioga and OowaneaMuo a - city, the denitens whereof; believe it to be situate Very .near the centre of the world.” Oh! the fantasies of balloon dreamers! Lawrenoeville is compopod of about six hundred inhabitants. * The most of them! not «an travelled persons.” Besides, having redd s|me thing of the mighty globe, they live on, id my esttma iidhV kno*—pretty Well, the situation of their town 1 town., ‘Whichlis a ■ j “ Uttie-epot of bsppjt ground f Where village pleasure goes around, ■ ■Without the village tattling.” £ ,J : . cbaptee ri. j Now, Editof l Agitator," please alloiV me—ferho with'all the “ nmhleness” of Urial Heep, takipgf my position in the hSSt and dost Of the *• terra firma,” with Ae rest of uty fello* mortals (for balloon ascen- Siod; Sometimes produces giißAress id thehead, .which must render the" close, sthiit forwkltkDratitical exami nation of eMihlyj.pbjdctSphspeoiallym d tdotkj nt , mosphero,! rather'difficult toScHihVb) to glvS you; the plain facts of .‘. f , thb excitement without a parallel”— which so disturbed the nerves “ of Invisible! Qresil,” as to require a sedative to quiet thorn. ! Tt waS VepofMfd, a few weeks since, that three or . jbdr miles abuts litre, a family lay sick of the sfeitll . pox. The htfralidjtaihio doctor of our to*n wds tpSir ' phys Wan, .'fie pronounced tbbir SiSkflfeis, chicken pox. Time tpid on—no one of that fSihilJ' died; A , girl who was employed by said family to help take care of the sick—was taken' ill—carried home.’ A physician from Tioga pronounced her case the small poxl | This same family Sent fob another young girl to work fofejtfasm. She came, ndt Knowing that (bey wehs sick of the sthall pox. In time, she was ' sick and died, and was buried in the nighi. Her* pa rents knew holhiag of her fate. Until a nfesseiger went to tell thep. . -A few hours hefobesbe died.jhfcr feeble. Voice WsspedW;,calling “ soinb one to conie to her/’ but no on* Went. died alone, with nonfe to .comfort, or sodtb fee? spirit in its struggle with, its smortalfogMt. - ! - this wait An third css* of the eklcksh ptfx lu that ■ .’iftrseHoli.VV. Shortly after; A* homeopath!* physician’."of jour was taken sick. With his fact fall of crnptTpns, ' he made bH appearance on odt streels;sntho stores, ’ Abpk*|s.i at Usual. Whether ho Win deceived in Aidblndlt Apohioken pox 1 do hot km##. Tbhrt- Ibte WilVnbt opbnild him, butt mention these faoG, to a'hfr. Cotße,: (whoriiHedhtttho b,) wdS fats* alckr af o&qf intreruf our town,on Its j#to. ■sing “ rather a hard looking Mmanhlmgln no condition iggy, A order' Id escape! the four expert ireß known to the dsnlaens of .gifiVftiiTr-- . - w 'r'-'l-r- !f : ' t. form.” diedfilu oai Shortly b. ire Jh eath fIH| homeop'emb dot nounced Reho» ■ , |sf 1 - attffided hi friend,wpo wasfrefieved from~watcbing two; nights, far « gentleman of out town. Two day* before Ihepatlent died, this lady applti onr town formorehelp. HcrcaUj , It is iTO^fo^peo'fl^dfd"^ dMunbgy ia-UraajJtmberr. -liaving-sometlg dread of samTeiysipelaiTTßut they were soS fellow mortal shuuld.fher *ed IstHcXen dottn. f been in the power of any one to heal the aickf "3iflier T J £Bnt days of miracles lie.in the di id pgjd Jesus oKßararetn-walks the earth no more in hitman form. .In_the L jiitee»al--.of -theser.transpiring - events, -the children W. the pomeopdthidphyslcian and certainly bi‘4 had theai&B chicken 4>di|! judg ing jtrom.ithe.lboka of -their foef a..J;,, ■A ftfwdajs fine® the first Ihe.arfsistaneO of . SirT C6t(lb,"wa's '(nk'ensitsr. Bis daughter left the hobse s bJ' , thS ’tfdViie oT-fHdadS; 1 ' Be did not come “.high .death’s door” noresve|. within the shadow of small pox fin early youth., This time it. only iin pressed his facto with a few marks. Be [again breathes Ihe pure Sirotjneh+en, convalescent if from his hoEit-V|sucliled portico. 1 .'.; t ... ;-r - i-}_ • TiO lost pjsn who was, sent by .the Bnrj been sick. Prubobly a tuucb of “ tlie chicken. '. Now, Mr. Editor, while thp above was trap thh streams! of commerce wer.t on d> ntuwli noise; of thb.wbecl .and- the apyil;’’ echoed J own mnaie., This trade was paralyzed to sothO People fearing to visit our towia The wat hi eagerly read. ; , . yf, " ! , i: 1 The female portion of the ptfpßlaisSi j instincts,” cooked, swcptjntended old clothes, j plotted and contrived to make the two ends pi! bring forth frails, meet' for tbh [approbation j lords and masteps-a-pansihg loreiiirlhe Par nd feel sorry for tfaeisick’ man, a few doors from j to leak surprised at people from abroad, n claimed; *•! Dever did see such people! Why! blindly calm fo yPur dangers, j Nothing dong move the contagions ? Such nn imposition p] upon yunr comnjunity! Let a man come i place and coolly [spread the small-pox, and be got Half throujjhiwith his work, he would Vo .But said some of our people, perhaps he was f —didnot onderstsndihis disease, i ‘’Fudge 1 ■^ecS!^ should, pretend a knowledge, of medicine,, anti much less practice it, who is so -JinloTe to.be deceived; for thereby, he might endanger the 1 lives of buna&ds of his fellow bind.' 1 !' - . r . j " As for the fire hundred cases of infiftmatioa-of the brain—let me ask you, Mr. Editor,doesn’t a ligh as cension id a balloon, produce singular effects upon the brain for' the lirafe being T Should w© be caflaWe of judging of the condition of our fellow mortals} below, who look like Specks, _orjtgts,moying upon “Ipe wil derness of wo,” ! j \s furihe|fprly thousand rumors,, we, the rn female portion- bf this 1 oily. don’t take those! containing.such inewk. As for the thirty-nii rand bine hundred "and ninety-nine lies, II Green’s aHtfanfeticaV calculation, hjiiat bare bcJ from Madatq .fenmor’s journal.. I’hb people! city don’t take that petfaphleL As for Shaving another chase,” probably ’ walkout to see'lber wonderful phenomena i discojrerod, a grekn ipfcok of a „ball'ooh l ’ < witb peering over ita. sides, to - penelt (which.the gfiologicpl JiVsiilph of pur. tow jecti tia tb) fchfen Surrounds theVity of euticloi In Delmar, on the 2d inst, at.tbe resident! bride's father, by J, D. Houghton, Esq., Mr. t. MILLER to Mias JHLIBTTB WIECtJX, Deltuar, Pa. -] '■ •'* In Farmington:, JnrfeStb, at the M. H. Par by Key., Joel H. Austin, Mr. JEROME ROTI Miaa MARY T. REBFIEIiD, both Bf farming: In Farmingtoe, May 10, at the residence 1 Beebe, HIRAM BEEBE' of Lawrencerille, a; years. Mo Farmington, Jape 4tb, JOHN HARRt Jr., aged 17 jeeta. . At Daggelth kllU, ftajf.-gl, iisgi; sFESqi of Harriet and A. G. Garrison, aged nine yel eight months. ! * - 15 * Oh Death; why thus repeat the blow, Why take the lored tb* ouly pon? . Onr greatest Jcf> Ob earth Vi hicb alt oi it hope* wire placed fifroh; - 1 . : i'l - ; A. 0 fll» ; ?■ Whio, should use . 1 Hi BOVpB DOBS' .TBGBMBtB IMIfiSIAL WINS BiTTERS i \ ATi irhatfe afflicted withlhdplent Const to{rtlofr<|r TTb*k LungsehoaWrtse them.. ; ■ , I ' AlfVho suffer ffc&a tfeak Stomachs, Indigestion, pyspep* .sla, or Piles-should |d»e them. - 1 , j All who snfferfrdm General or Net-rota Debility, Bestless* ness at night, want lof Steep, AC., should use them. | All persons whotire convalescent after fever brother sick* ness should nsedheth, • . ' , t. Ministers cT the Gospel. Lawyers, Lecturers, and all pnb- Uc speakers should bse them. i , ..Book Keepers, and all ponbds tending a Sedentary life should use them. 1 ■ ~ . 1 ‘ r 1 The aged and shonld use them.;- ; - 1 All who require nj stimulant or lonip should lisp tbfem. All whb are addicted to the use Of a.dent spirits apiMHsb to reform* should use them. ' 1 I k They are made of!a pare Sherry wide, Shd of thtnailva plants and herbs ofjtbo should be recommend* ed by temperance societies, clergymen, physicians/pud all friends of humanity. They are prepafed by an experienced ape? skillful clan, add their medicinal properties, are delightful Stjverage; and yet. as a medicine, are as i and harmledsas'thk dews ofheaven. Sold by drnggfstk generally. ’ * ’ CHAB. WIDDIfTELD A CO;,*Pro#let [-- ••• VGlllam st.. sfefc EaHwln, I/iwen A Co-Agetitsat sogo. Dr. 11. ft. BoVdeh, Of Tioga, is GonctaT Agent g. County, to whom all applications for agencies ade. ! ! ' ■ * *- ...J . - ~ v ... '>> me. foulrth of jply CELEBRATIOit. THE citizens onCnoirUle unfl vicinity irit brat© the / nhivebsary of ; AiAbH'cab Int denoe,on thbenniiug Fomti da^TctfoUljviitthi df Ibe (tay* °f 'TtL } A cordial invitiiiofc is extended to all who Cherish apd bold in sacred rerrieiiibrance lhB pitrioligoildf bUt nerolatlosary Fathers. j COMMITTEE OF AftfiANGEMfeNXSj J. H. Stobbs; - fr. B. Ray} : [j. G..Sfeely, D. B. Closson, J.P. Biles, A. Albk, Dr. Q. W. Maltlsib, 7. Deamanj \ C. Mietison, Win. Markram, - J. E. White, j . S. Mas OPSiCERSij fcTHE DAT. 1 Preiident. —Vitfroß Case. -i [ ] Vice President!. —D. Close, ft. itruseni Westfield. 7. Stoddard. Esq., £. ; S. Seely, Deerfield. A. H. Bos sard, Morgan SeSly,' Oshfe'hla. Joel Park hurst Esq., Lesndeh Cttlver, Elkland. Benjj Vandnzeu, E*q,, R. Tales, Chatham, Wo. Simmons, Esq., John Brookfield. Oraion of tie Day. —C. 0. Bowman, Esq. Strang, Esq. ‘ jfarehat. —Drii c WefiltS! Amrtont Jfarlt ale. —W*. Stcdbs, Chas, To ORDER. OF THE DAY. . The prccession will be formed IJi front of lit Hotel, at 10 o'clock A. M., {treceeoed by the Band, and' marcb to ii neighboring grove, reaching the grove the Star-Spangled Satinet sang by the Knoiville ebaif. - prayer. —By Ret. E. SwßEfi j ~ ~ Spider., of , • Declaration of i Independence.- Bec(OKS,.E3Q. | , , .. - An Oration Will then be. delivered by the Oi tbe Day. , , |\. ■ ■ ■ •After which tbe jlrocessitm will be refoftiKa eorted by. tbe UaSshals.ta tbe Hotels, whefti i toons dinner will be prepared. : . Knoxville, Jane 12,1861, ItfOl'lCE —-Ffemrie Indebted to ijfe, iitbef '-r . by jodc-toifft, iioit, or bifo8 r «4iorfnt; td&l frftle it once, at fßi ehthtf* *ill b’e pot to ptMeiitcol. tethtti.■. Call uponoUberff. SherwoW, o i HA Jnlioj Sherwood, M Welle Wo,. , : I -j ; /blips sttkktob 1)6; T ItBS, PICKETS JifD; SBI&GtE ■ROOTS ASirStfOES-To fit the Wg B < AJ .«nt ot bib?.. 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C- BRTAKT A QO. f : Office of theEeen\vg Pott, : 41 Nassau Street,! cob. Libertt, New York. : ale and papers e tbou irisible o made Of this re may. ceently a face no the i, stib- PATENTED KOVEMBBR, 1859. , ■ / ' ARMY GARMENTS. Moerta. biillou Brothers are making army abiila and noderpartoents of ill kinds.' ;* Parties at distant *• tneasi Ufres 'of thb 3LLIS lutb of onftge, mi to >h, Pa. of Jaa. ;ed i 69 iTTfehj R, eon re ind THE MEASURES 'ARE A, tho distar.ee aronnd the neck. Bto S, the Yoke. D to D, distance around the body, nrider the armpitei Cto C, the Sleeve. Eto E, the length of the Shirt, j BALLOU’S FATBNI IMPROVED f* kuCBXOKB SBIRTS. j A NEW STYLE OF SHIRT WARRANTED TO tit, By sending 1 the above measures per qwl] wewn guarantee ,b perfect jit of oar new style of Shirt, and return by Express to any part of the tJniica States, at $l2, sls,' $lB, $24, J ie., per dozen. Also, Importers and Dealer? in.' Men’s .Famishing Goods. BALLOU BROTHERS, j ' piysl* a most inocent June 12,1861. No. 409 Broadway, New York. MOHAWK CHIEF. for Tio mat he Ml. cere lepen- spirlt THIS cblehrate3 stallion will stand for mares this season as follows : At Tioga every Saturday afternoon. "At Wellsboro every Wednesday. . * At. Holidays, Tuesdays, from JO to 11 A. M. At H. H. Potters, Tuesdays, from 12 to MOHAWK CHIEF is six years old, stands sixteen •hands high and weighs I2&0 lbs. His color' is Jet black. He was sired hy Black Hawk, and bis dam was Messenger. Terras $6 to . Tioga; June 12, 186f.-4w. E. A. EMEAD. , kitoxTiiLi ho ROUGH ORDINANCE. B. B. Beit enacted by authority of the Bur gen and Toicn Zauncil of the Borough of fSuoxvilie^ That Ihe act* of the sili3 aLssC'd Ute, Ist, A. D., 1851, and amended and published April 2d, 1853, be farther amended so aa to' exclude that pant of the aide walk db the sooth aide of Main' street be tween Watef street and the rtotondof the Boro, from the provisions of said act ’ And also to extend the side walk from He well; line of H. G. Shofjts lot,to the least line of said Boro., Also that thesiae walks Shall be gfadh'd before par ing, so that th? top of the pavement will be not less than six inches, nor iriore then ten" inches'above the grade of the ditch alongside as ffeii by tie Connell. Also that good plank or gravel .walks approved bp tbe Street Commissioner and Council wift be acceptecl in lieu of Flag pavements if- desired by parties. Also that the time for immpletipgsaid walks be ex tended to Ist SopL 1851. St P.BILES, Bitmett. Attest N. Q. RAY; Clerk. > Knoxville, Jutfi 12,18fi1, feigla After ’ill b() -S. B . itot of nd es suoip- WAUVPAPEIt , WALL PAPER ■ „ • WALL PAJPiilt . ~ i WALE PAPER : i -WALL PAPER . , T ’ - j ' ~ -■ * WALL:PAPER - -Latest styles »nd largest.assoßment of wall .panel ever bropght in' WelUßoto.’ In connection with."the ■hove can be found WindOTrghadesof ell kinds. Call I WM.H. SMITH; Wellshoro, April sth, 1850. . 5 fo* IN. itgi town WHEAT TLOtIB, tip top and ehaap, at >53r !r: =SSfeS ; W piL - % , -.- ;s :m)a g es { FOR FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING UW, ~ 193 i3^pw^;mwYOEtr--T Agindesin all the pfindpal fl«i2 i tfototur t« r - -» I‘, UtnUd.lSlaZer. , ’ - . 4 . The Grover and Baker Sewing: Machine Company .are npW manufacturing, and* have on exhibition at their different machines making the Shuttle or ■ of tbe same-patterns and at the same, prfaes ss their, Grover and Baker Stitch Machines, thus aflording thepublic the advantage of comparing the stitches of the two leading machinesand exercisingtheirpwo judgment as to the If 59*. spective merits. This is tbe only.company that manufacture both* kinds of machines, and therefore the only one that can offt r this privilege to tbe purchaser. “TTe speak from experience when after having tried-all the principal-Sewing Machines, We must accord tp that of Grover and Baker thepre eminence. Those indfepen* features, of sewing, strength,uniformity andelasticity, all of which art brought out in this Incomparable invention, make it the first sewing machine in the country. Olher a hare their goed points, but this combines all, and possesses every characteristic necessary to make It most iV.. Y. Christian Advocate and" Journal. ,‘*3fmr ts. Barnard.—We perceive that the Grover and Baker Sewing Machine is every day growing more andmore in favor* both for manufacturing am! family purposes—but .especially, as adapted to allthe requirement* of family; use. Other machines* by dint of brazen puffery and conniving.with committees at annual fairs, have been thrush forward into the first place; but they ore fast losing this unmerited posi tion. The real merits of the Grover and BakerMnchipe are beginning to be known in a practical way, and dally is the demaed for them increasing, while the demand for heretofore better known, but inferior -machines, is proportionally de creasing. So ft turns out in this, as in many other instances’ that‘honesty is the best policy,* and the right, in the end eosne* uppermost, “A trial oi p^er r two years enables ns to say with the great est confidence that there is no better * machine fbi general family nse than 43rover and Baker's Sewing Machine- Go.- jt makes a a-»m that does not rip with yre&rpT runs olnioet noiselessly, is plain, simple, easy to work, and not liable to get our bT repair, favtenatfie ends of its own thready and uses silk* directly from the spJqUon which they are, bought."—A r . T. header* droyef and Baker's Machined work Intbelrpeculiat stitch, and fabric# put together by it r may wear^ml drop to pieces from original weakness or bard uaago, come apart or give Way at the seams, the j can' not i they will boh! together when the cloth or them hang? in TSga and Ut ters.—y. r. haily h r ews. t - .. ' “Thepoints we conceive most necessary and Important to meet the Wjde range of requirements {9 for family sewing, we find more folly combined in the Grover and Ba ker, viz.; extent of capacity. Simplicity of construction, ease of management, advantage of nsing thread from two spools withnnt re-winding, strength of work, elasticity, durability and regularity of stitch;'and quietness of piovement. We. therefore mark award to the Grover and'Baker.”— Report 0/ 'iennam&aU fhir'qf of SL Louie State flir of 1860. t May’ls,lSfilj—ly. ' ;* not ros this bUe hive: _T\OBMAUI» sends greeting .from ELMIKA.and I / wishes to inform all that he baa jnat spent a week in NEW YORK, pickingnp, , BARGAINS FOB HIS CUSTOMERS, ■ and, has succeeded by a lavish expenditure of Beady Gash, in procuring the , BEST ASSORTMENT of tiie most magnificent ... ;. DRfeeg GOODS, . SHAWLS, CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, ! STRAWQOODS, FRENCH FLOWERS, EMBROIDERIES, HABERDASHERY, . and every thing else ever found in first class DRY GOODS EMPORIUM, . all of which will be sold and turned into money again at tbo lowestpossible rate and the shortest possible time, so that it behooves all; to remember how dan* gerolls delays are, and to act accordingly, by! calling the very first opportunity at the BER HIVE, 88 Water Street, Elmirs. Only a six pence for ft good De-Bege, and a new article of D'rbssJSoods called Larilla Lustre, for the s&die pHce at the „ . BEE HIVE, • 36 Water Street, Elmira. Splendid Delaines, ChalHes, Dtjbeges. La villas Lustre} Valencias, Poplins, Silks, and forty other styles of nb?r «d<l fashionable Dress Goods at sessions. Low Wat&fr opened ( at 3IS ;Water Street; Elmita. A. MARSH, formerly of so, S ijnioii. t ijock # would be pleased to see his friends and for patrons at the 36 WaUr .SHeet}.where hi holds himself in readiness to give them all good.bargains as ever. 1 . ELIAS H. DORWAUL. Elmira, Jane S..ISfL. „ iapr. lt.m6; SKff tiOODSi VERY ckMf* FOR READY PAY; T. L.BALDWIY Has and is now receiving a large and various stock of SPRING AND SUMMER MERCHANDISE, Composed of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, BOOTSjuid SHOES, HATS and CAPS, READY MADE CLOTHING, “ : WOODEN WARE, and in fact all Merchandise called for .in the market* all of Which will be sold at the PANIC PRICES for &E ad* f*Ay. - All persons desiring to buy Goods for CASH, will do well to cell and examine my stock of J MERCHANDISE before making pufoiisei elsewhere, as the slock will he disposed of at annsnally loir pfices for fcash; Tioga, siay 8,1851. T. L. BALDWIE. UNION STORE* WEitsiokS, t*A.{ h. TT. BAIUST & CO,, ProprieiHn. Dealers iff . ' £ STAPIft and FANCY DR* GCtUfS, STjfelfr and MILLINER* GOOfIS, HA*S. QROfcKERt, NAIiS, ... GLASS and M&pWaRE. and OILS; CHOICE TASHLY^GROCBRIEi,- HAMS; PORK; FLOUR; and aQ kind* 6t ‘ ‘ . ’■ v riRM PBODTOE, at the lowest Cash Prices. WeUsWo, May 8,1««I. W I I'poimau long Ciabirs ; ourr ~~ (X BULLARD a complete as* _ lortment of » ~ XL; tC *> EUGARS*: , COFFEES,.; TEAS, jftnr.AßßEg, RAISINS, .SPICES, frjiiA otheratppfe Groceries, which Mqjipt he i^uality'or cteapness in this or any other country ■tsihir"-'-' - " v i -Hi**BW,.«tock of GrOcerioehmhtae**! SALERATUS, SOAP, ! 1 V oftAN&is/- : 'TjEMOnS/■ - ‘ t i ’ 4 i ■ KBEOSIHH/ ‘, CAiIPHENB, CASTOR OIL, ' FLUID, . ;.r;: ■ „■ . ». i ■. - ‘ -- . SWEET, OIL, - . LAMP OIL, and nearly all-the Ipxnnea- ose(l. in, the • tables of Civilisation generally and the people afi Tioga County in particular. Among these are Sdcb article* as : HAMS, Sagar^Cured or Smoked, ! DRIED BEEF, an excellent article, " -CODFISH, Pickled or Dried, HERRING, ■ i’ICKLED LOBSTERS," SARDINE^jfce. A good article of FAMILY FLOUR. Always on band. Also 1 , RICE, CORN STARCH, STREP, 40.- WOODEIT WAKE, Including, ’ WASH TUBBS, PAILS, CHIRKS, MEASURES, ' EANCY, BASKETS, ‘ BABY or three binds. MOPS, "BROOMS, , BROOM-BRUSHES, CLOTHES BASKETS, MARKET do. . CLOTHIis PINS, IoU of them. TRAVELING BASKETS, WHEELBARROWS, for small boys. , BUGGY MATS, , andctherlbingstoonameroua to mention. • ■ i)KlEl> FRUITS, Including j , DRIED PRUNES, ' i;/ ' • ; . : I>RIED APPLES, " - ,; ' DRIED PEACHES, DRIED' ENGLISH CURRANTS, CITRON, DATES and SPLIT PEAS. Atm,-all kinds of NUTS and FANCY’ CANDIES. - niSCELLANEOirS. MesP and CANARY SEEDS,' - LAMP CHIMNEYS, jail siiei. Adamantine Candles, Snnff, Smqklng and Chewing Tobacco, a dozen varies, and a good assortment of Yankee No- tions, and Toys., _ !-• Wellaboro, April 17.186 L. JOHN A. ROY; WELLSBOBO, PA., A P O T Hi: GAR ¥, i • ' WHOLESALE- AND RETAIL DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINES AND „ CSEMICALS, PERFUMERY SOAPS, • TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, BRUSHES, TARNISHES, PAIA’TS, OILS AND DYE-STUFFS, ‘ PATENT MEDICINES, VIOLS AND BOTTLES, WINDOW-GLASS, PUTTY, $ ■ LAMPS, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. PtjRE "WINES AND BR^nliEs, ' ; FOB MEDICAL PURPOSES. ALSO, . SA CRXMENTAL WINE, -Warranted to be pure Grape juice, prepared ex. pressly for Communion purposes. r We have for sale Farrier’s Powders und' Liniment, the best kind of preparations for Homes, By the use, of the Powder, the appetite is improved, ail derange ments.of the digestive organs are corrected, while it softens the skin and gives to the coat it soft anil shi ning appearance. The, Liniment is used for stiff joints and lameness of All kihds in botses and cattle.. PUBLIC: Choice Ten5........:.50ds Crackers. PureSaleratus....; Marking 1nk...;. - ;;;.,....'.;, Cream of Tart0r............ Writing Paper—3 colors.. Eriglifk Cofbonate Soda., Pens, and Envelopes.. Corn Sttreh;;;;.’;;;;.;:;;:.., Black and Yellow Sens'.'.. Futroegs gmi Ginger..:-.,.'f Indigo, Cudbar, and all Pepper and Cinnamon.,.. articles for coloring Stove Blocking...',,:.*;:. 1 ;:;; Betsies for pres, fruit.:.,-.. Ikepared Gliie...;., Violin & Base Viol strings Bnrtpl Brick (scouring... Trusses & Shoulder brace. 'Prescriptions carefully compounded, and all orders promptly answered. Every article for sale usually sold in a first class Drug store, and pftbe-lowest market prices. . • Wellabord, May 1, 1831. | FASHIONABLE BSILS.INSRT SHOP, . MAIN ST.; WELLSBORO. • MISS PAULINE SMITH has just pnrciMeS icrf SPRING, AND SUMMER GOODS, , Consisting of Straws of all kinds. Pattern' Hats, Bloomer- Hate, Flowers, Velvets, Bilks of all kinds, and in fact _ , lii KIND'S 6D TRIMMINGS. She solicits a oall from -the ladies of Wellsboro and vicinity, feeling -confident that HER GOODS. Witt.BEAR INSPECTION, and compare favorably, withthose of any establish ment In the county in regard to pt\ce* ja'BLEACHING AND PRESSING donelai superior manner. ’ .Sw' Room Opposite Empire iftora, np-stairS. M*yl6, JBBU ; A large FAMILY CARRIAGE, in good, order, on easy terms. Also a BUGGY. Enquire at the Bintfi ham Office. ... . , ‘ Wellsboro, May 22,1861.' h * Grocery, depafl'ment is “chock Ml, and the prices jow at f|AHPETS ANB OtL cioTia-At’ll do B°°4 io »»*thejbtternsaiid-leatntbeprlceB . BBSPUTOR. To TO THE FOB HALF. ; p.S-V'- ii’-H ‘."i kfr/p- ... , f ACABSinr V !:•; ; ■! JMSEBFIELD, ; thinfcto tig; t>l®wnw in ipfonn^pg OPEN A LArtOE ANO'SPLENDID fASKfOi/ABZ'E MUL/N £ R May lit, 'lB6l, at PAYNE'S STOfi CoWKESCJuiHaTSL. BONNETS FLATS, BJBBOM BBS, LADIES’. AND CBILDBE; DINS BATS AND to STB? dei tojpl4»s? 'thi taste of ilk BLE. BLOCKIN (i* d ofi r. .All-orders for evi BONNETS and HA TS, filled and form to any address. ..Bonnets from $1.50, nj taste of the'firstclaas easterner. Good represented. „ Goode, sold cheaper thr establish menMiig sirfeb/'N^w-Tork. THBtATBST STTX.Br jnat reeeiyed. Thspatroßogro/ the pi .VU'- 1 ' ' E- H.N. Deerfield/May Ist, 1861; T. JC. GRXDLEV will also sell goods,for ready pay, saving on goods purchased, doing 1 away with a uOBEDirsVSTEM which is ruinous to both buyer and ■Seller, and PRODUCE forwarded each'week to K ei the beet oommissihu Houses. Express wi Bail Rood each Wednesday, - Tlilf BIG BEST CASH paid for'BUTTER, EGGS apd PBODUCJ customers of Broukfieid wUI not be. neglf new. ar/angement, ‘: Deerfield, May ls,t, 1861. OTPOKTANT NATIONAL PDBUBHED BT D. iJPLETOXi, Cl i. 346 & 348 Broadway, New THB following works are srnt to Subscribes* of-tbe country, (upon receipt of retail bricai express, prtnaW: \ ' „,Ihe new American Cyclopedia. Dictionary of General Knowledge. iSdiOnl by Ue and Charles A'. Darta,-aided'by a numerousselect i tors fa all branches of Science, Art, -and Liten work is being published in about 15 large octal each containing 750 two-column pages. Tols’ V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, X, and Xl,are nowready |ngnear2,soooriginal articles. Anadditional published once in about three mouths. ■' Price, in Cloth, $3; Sheep, $3,60; Half Mor Russia, s4£o each.- ' The .New American CyclOpcdia' is popular wit superficial, learned, but not pedantic,-compreheiui fidently free from personal pique and - dice, fresh and yot accurate. ' It Is a complete. all that is known npon. eyery important topi swpo of human Every important bis beet) specially written Wr its pages by men ttiorities upon the topics of which they, speak, paired to bring the subject up to the present state just how it stands nmo. All the statistic/ irfrqratb? latest reports; ,tbo geographical« pace with .the latest.oxpiojatlons; historical nij the freshest just.views; the'.biograplucai noli, speak ol the dead but of the living, it is a ABRIDGMENT OF THE DEBATES 01’ <*y Being a Political History of the United States, fr ginizatiou of the first federal'Congress ju K£s io ite i and compiled hy Hon. Xhqmas H, Benton, f field Records of Congress. 1 The work will be completed in 15 royal octarr 750 pages eacn, 14 of which are now ready, volume wilt be issued once in three months. a vat of PEoaatwa. thz cicLop.in»iA oa Form a dob of roar, and remit the price ot Bad fire copies will be sent at the remitter’s eif riage; or for ten eleven copies will! expense for carriage. TO AGENTS. No other works will so liberally reward tht Agents, An Agent Wasted in tins County. 1 known on application to theJJuWiibers. (Aug. Watch, clock, r-AKD —' JEWELRY STO. having purchased .J- die foLET. his interest -in the Clock, ffi! Jewelry business, respectfully invites the alter the public to his assortment of goods, in r v- *v BbOK AND STA'TIONEBY BCSINi WATCHES of all discriptions for rale, &aJ cos : ranging from,slo to $l5O. Can sell t AMERICAS WATCHER, with beary hanlit an t inarmnied, for the low- sum of. $.15. Also kept in band,' 60L1XWATGHES, espieiallj -Ladies. CLOCKS, from $1.25 to $75, trill all found on exhibition. IN CONNECTION WITH THE ABOVi eath jje had all kinds of S&YER AKD Pf to suit purchaser, and marked or name. The above isalwpys’ A-large assortment of watch guards/ .keji beat AMERICAN. RNIYRS, silver batter» Ac. All kinds of REPAIRING done byii old stand. *. / W. H. [ Wellsboro, March 13,. 1861. jVrOTICE.—' The’ public are hereby, -4-V that the Co-partnership, heretofore eiii .conducted in the name of Bennett i Randal Mercantile business,'connected with the mam of Lumber in this County, is now cloyed by consent and agreement, taking effect .the UtoJ insu The Books and Accounts will remain *i ,are the property of&be new Firm of Sdor nett & Son, who will continue the basinets ‘stand. All having unsettled accounts are r requested to call and fettle the same. The old firm tender their thanks for theliu of patronage given=them- by the public,/nd continuance of thqif fafor and patronage to tfc cessors, who wiinihdearor to render n foil in good and cheap'goods at cash prices, andc* tide plainly marked in figures, that all who' can read and examine for tßeu^elres. SOLOMON BEMu J. M. RANDALL Middlebnry, April 20, If6l. Manhood. How Lost, ho* to ' Jest Published, in ft Sealed Envelope. p p tore, Treatment, and Radical Cure of Spermatc Semina! Weakness, Sexual .Debility, NervcnsncsJ untary emission, inducing impotency. and Mental eical Incapacity. By Host. J. Ctlvef.well, M the, “Green Book,” ic,' The world-renowned antnc admirable Lecture, clearly proves from bis off^ f that the consequence of Selfsbuse may oe removed without medicine and without dangeroi op rations, bougies. Instruments, rings or cordial out a mooe of cure at.once certain and effectual, DJ cry sufferer, no matter what his condition may w. himself. Cheaply, privately and radically- Tbu i** prove a.houa to thousands and thousands .. Scut under seal, in a p|aln envelope, to any paid, on the receipt of two postage stamp* \ 127 Bowery, New York. Post Office box^ TO CONSUMPTIVES. TBEE sobscriber willcheerfully send (< charge) to,all Who desire it, the copy ° ple Recipe by which ho was cured of that l ease, (Consumption., ! Sufferert with Cosscmptios, Asthma, ob or any ,lung affection, he sincerely hopes •“ Recipe, well satisfied that-if they do so two jnoro than satisfied with the result. > P* n ¥j“ own complete restoration,,he i? anxious top™ hands of,Arery sufferer the' means of cat* wishing the receipe with, full, direction, please Call on Or address Ret. w Jjb S. Ah . , , 66 John Street, fj; •tana, 5,'18&1. - . May 1,1361.-3° ;■ . - • WB have Ingham's Combined Snat* Separator In pur Mill, apd cpn ao» and separata dk fool,gr*in ( and particularly the oats. Farmers eat oats taken out o.f their seed wheat at ear » “ , per bushel. Call and examine the ‘‘ m * „7iilTi witreHT * BAUtf WeJlsboro, March 18,18#1. More ness Erom head qda* T(ie saSscriber would reapoctfiillf »” the eitixens of W ell ehqro. tbnt he b m on S Creuftit, HairSeitoratives, Rouge « B “ • the-Ledies, 1 ,,He wCuljJ invito r’f, • call, at the barber ihop, took of tbo fo- p «i .4pk fTi l’BBl. GEO. CAM”*' :v, t JBlilDlllO. , TJOOKB, »nd N«"«P?Pf£? JPi s«ii. ObTtbwl 'ftcO£*V ffwuril. Csfl iii'tii it A* * oo * % E. G
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