t
tended tpgire, so much of goodtothe people.
Theraarei'otnafofeshadowipga. on- this subject.
- Our adveraarieshave adopted some, deaera
tions of Independence in which, unlike ■ the
good old one .penhedby Jefferson, they fomit
the words, ■‘•"All o|eo are created equals Why t
They .hare adopted a tenjjiofdfy National iGon--,
Btitutioo,,in| the preamble df which, unlike our
goodoldone signed by Washington,.they, loihlfc
“We the. people,” and sabstitute, “.Wh the
Deputbs o| the Sovereign and IndSpSsdgot
States,”] Why? Why this deliberate pressing'
out of view the rights of men and the .aulifaori
ity of<the people;' This is essentially a people's
contest. ! i T
• Oriih'o aiclo of the Union it ia a straggly for
nmintainingin the world that form and
stance of government whoso leading object is
to elevate tKcr’condition of men, to lift artipoial
weights fromall sjinulders; to clear the paths
of laudable pursuit for'all. To afford all. an
unfettered stftrt atid a fair chance in the.jraoe
of life, yielding to partial and temporary de-
J lOrturcs, frpfp necessity,'that is the leading Ob'-
got of the gi# [eminent for whose existepod we
contend. I;’ ; 1 { ._ ■
I am mOst jbiippy to believe that the plain
people undetUond and .appreciate this, litis
worthy of njia that, while in this, thogofern
thent’s hour i'jf trial, large numbers of arose
in the army (ind navy who have been favored
with the offiilis hpye resigned and proyed jfalsa
to the band vihicH had pampered them; not one
common soldier gr,common sailor is- knovjnto
have deserted fa ia lag.- , 1 ;
Great honpr is due to those officers, whp re
mained true Respite the example, of their pal*
torous associates'. f But the greatest hoijorjsijd
the most important fact of all is thei unani
mous firmness of common soldiers and |om*
men sailors. To the last man, so far as,known,
they - have successfully resisted the traitorous
efforts of those whose commands but in Jour
before they obeyed as absolute law; i Tins is
the patriotic instinct of plain people. They un
derstand,, without an argument,- that destroying
the governmsnt which wns edadeby Washing
ton toeans n> good to them. |\ if-
- ■ tins experiment. j
Our ■ popular 'government has often teen
called %n experiment. Two points iri l it jour
people have softled. The successful establish
ing and thejisdocessful .administering of |t, —
One! still remains; its successful mainteninoa
against n formidable internal attempt to Over
throw it. . It jsfaotv for them to demonstrate
to the world tlhst those who can fairly cirri an
election can suppress a rebellion; -fThe
ballots are the r |htful and peaceful successors
of bullets. and i [at when ballots are fairly land
there can benopuc ;
eetsful appeil back to bullets. There: cap be
no -successful appeal, except to ballotq them
selves at sue seeding elections. Such will be a
great lesson of peace, teaching men that what
they cannot!’ take "by an election, neitherican
they take it by w,ir; teaching all the folly of
being the beginners of the war. i ]
NO OMPRpiIISE. WITH TRAITORS. |
. Lest there be uneasiness on the minds
of oandid’.meri a/§o what 'is to be the course
of the government toward the Southern States
after thei rebellion shall have bean suppressed,
the Executive,deems it proper to say, it teal be
his purpose Men, as ever, to be guided', by f the
Constitution and, the lairs. ; and that he proba
bly will have no different understanding ofj the
powers and iduties of the Federal government
relatively toithe: rights of the States and the
people poder-the Constitution, than that! ex
pressed in the inaugural address. He deiires
to preserve the government that it may be ad
ministered-for all as it was administered hjl the
men who- made it. ' i ■
Loyal oitigenei everywhere have the rigpt to
tlaim this of] their government, and the jgovprn
taent has,no:right to withhold or neglect ill It
‘is not perceived that in giving it, there islany
-coercion, any conquest, or any subjugation,-in
hiiy jost sensq of those terms. |
The. const! tuition provides, that all the Spates
•have-acceptsd the provision; that tbel Edited
Statea sliall guarantee to every State in [this
Union “ a republican form of government!’
, But if a State. iU this Union may lawfully go
but of the Ulnjon,: having done so, it niayJalso
discard the form of government, so
that to preybpt itsjgoing out is an indispensa
ble means toj the ',nd of maintaining the guar
antee mentioned j-Jand when an end is!, lawful
and obligatory, tO indispensable means to it
are also lawful and obligatory. [/
’ It was with the' deepest regret that |thp|Ex
ecutive founjl the duty of employing the |war
power in -defence of the government] fofeed
fapbn him. Ha could hot perform his' duty!, or
surrender the existence of the government;,
No compromise by public .sentiment cooil in
this case-befe cause. Not that compromises
are not ofteti proper, but that no popular gov
ernment cap long survive a marked precedent
that those -who carry an election can only cave
the government from immediate destructioi by
giving up the rohin point upon which the peo
ple gave tfie election. 1 's | .
The people, themselves, and not their ser
vants, can safelys reverse their own deliberate
decisions. ! | ' . !
As a private citiien, the Executive could not
have consented that these institutions stall
perish. -StuoiJ less could he, in betrayal £>:; so
vast and so salted a trust as these free: people
had confided j|o him. 'He felt that He had no
moral right jfiji shrink, npr even to copntjthe
chances of biahwn life in what might fojlow.
In full viowof his great responsibilityhejhas
so far done what be has deemed his duty. Ton
Will now, according to your own judgment,
perform yours; IJe'sincerely hopes- that ypnr
views and ydor action may so accord with ibis
as to assure all faithful citizens who baye been
disturbed in tjheir eights of a certain and epe|dy
restoration to' Under the constitution qnd
the laws. • { , | j
And having thuj chosen one coarse without
guile and witjh'piws. pdvpose, let us renew pur
trust in God,;and;l;o forward without fear |nd
with manly heart | i ■
July 4, 1861. * ; Abraham Lnycois.
liAttocs RisPowsß.—lt was some time igo
that Gen. McClellan, 'who is a religions und
COnscieatious tnan ks'well as able general,- tsle
graphed to the War Department for leave for
his soldiers to apply some boards and other re
fuse lumber lying abbot the encampment (f.nd.
belonging to the government)' to. the build he
of (t church for the regiments to worshi p A
militia general would have taken the lurofer'
for this or any other public purpose, withßiit
‘leave asked. ! Not so tho strictly-bred Soldier,
McClellan, But when the Secretary wa* a4ed
by the clerk in what terms be shnulf; answer
the llwpatcb, h« gave » wjnfc, And
‘‘ The trbd't wilt be ■done I" —jVeio T >rk
Tribune. ‘ |
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1 y, f, y, hegS|,R fo be the syttonym of lut
fellotv* w Veutum ! \
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FOB PURIFYING THE BLO
And for tlie of Clio enjoined vflHetles ol
Scrofula dud Scrofulous Affections. slicH rts Turn
cere, Sores, Eruptions, Pitoples. IVMuK-a, Dlot
Bolls,! Blalns, arid all Skin Di. eases.
| Oakiand, Ihd., Cth Jim-1559,
J.C. Ater & Co. Gents: I feci It my duty to rcR mwlcdgo
wnat your Sarsaparilla has done for me. Uaviog nherlted
a Scrofulous infection, 1 haVßTUflfcred from it In van ims ways
for years. Somctitnca It burst out in Ulcers on ny bauds
and nuns; sometimes U turned Inward nod dlstr sse«l mo
.at the stomach, years ago it broke odt on niy|u-niJ ami
keovered irfv scalp r|Kd curs with one sore. which yra i painful
1 andioalhsotrie beyond description. I tried many r icdlcilka
i and several physicians, but without much relief Irom any
tHing. In lact, thb disorder grew worse* At length I was
,'rejotced to rcwl In the Gospel Messenger that youiiad pro*
pared'auXlterativc {SamjwS tTfAjrfor T Ruovf from four re*
I putation tfiut'anythingyou■fimdv.MmiSt*be good.’j sent to
• Cincinnati and got it, and used It till it cured tuo. $ took It,
as you advise, small doses of a teaspoonfnl over i mouth,
and used almost three bottles.l New and healthy skin soon’
formed under the tcab. which alter r while fell otf. My skin
is now clear, and I know by rty feelings that the dl i’a.v* has
gone from my system. You .can well believe that 1 'eel,wlmt
I om saying when I fell vou that 1 fold'you to bo oi e of tho
apostles of tho age, and remain over guilefully, yon *s, 1
[ ALFRED D. TA [iLEY.
- .-St'Ahfhony’aTlro; Rose dr EiySlpelft*, Tetter ajßd
Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ringworm, Sui: V
: , , ‘ Byes,' Dropsy, |
Dr, Robert M. Preble writes (from Salem, N. Y., 1:
1859. that ho has cured nn Inveterate coke of Drops;
.threatened to term junto family, by thepjcrsovcringu i
; Sarsaparilla, and also a dangerous attack of Malign
sipelas by largo doses of tho same; says he cares the
Eruptions by it constantly.
Croncliocelo, Goitre or Swelled'Neck. ,
Zebulon Sloan of Prospect, Texas, writes.* “Thre
of your Sarsaparilla cured me ;from a Goitre—a
swelling on the neck, which I Have suffered from c
1 years.” ! 1
Leucorrhcea or Whites, Ovarian Tumor, Utorin
ceration, Female Discuses.
' Dr. J. B. S. Chanixing, of Ncfc York. Qity, writes:
cheerfully comply with the request of your agent ii
I have found your Sarsaparilla ft niostexcellent alte
the numeroiis complaints for which we employ sucf
dy, but especially in Female Diseases uf the Scrofi
atlipsis. OL have cprgd many injvoter.ito cases of Leu
by it, miftlnme whsre thtf,cpn»phuut v was causfdb,
tion of tho uterus, i The ulceration It'self was soon
Nothing within my knowledge equaladC for these fr
rangements.” .
Edward B. Marrow, of Newbury, Ala. writes, “ A
ous avarian tumor bu ono of the females In my famil
bad defied ftil the remedies >we c«.uld has at
- been Completely cured by yourjextrait ut Sarsapanl
physician thoughtnothiug but extirpation tould ai:
lief, but ho ndvisedithe trial of your Sarsaparilla us
reaorfc.-b«for« cutting, and it proved kfioctual. -AXta
•yottt* remedy weeks noSytnptoPi bt the disease
Syphilis and Mercurial Disease.
j New Orleans, 251 h August
Dr. J. C. Ayer: I cheerfnTlv copiply with tho
of'your agent and report to yuu soipc oi the effects
realized with your tSareapanlla 1 ,
I have cured with it in my pcacticd mostof the cor
for whfcb.it is recoounendcd, and hate found its offer
wonderful In the cure' of Venereal iNid| Murcnreal
One of my patients jhad Syphilitic ulcers in his, thror
were comsummg bis palate and,'the top of his moutl
Sarsaparilla, steadily taken, cured bi(u iu five weel
other was attacked by secondary sy n/ptoms iu his n<
the ulceration had paten away a considerable part I
that I believed the disorder would st&n reach his bi
kill him. But it yuJded to my administration of y«|
saparilla; thenlceits healed, aud be'gis: well again,
course without eonie disfiguration $ JjU face. • A
who had been treated for the safne by mure]
suffering from thislpoKmi m her bor|es'. They had :
so sensitive to the 4’cather thatlun ft|damp day she
excruciating pain ib her joiuto andj bones. She, I
cured entirely by yhur Sarsaparilla id a Tew weeks.
gave’ me* that t
partition from yonrllabrat'dry must be a great remcc
sequently, these truly remarkable results with' it h
Surprised me. Fraternally yours,
1 U. V. LARRIMEIV
1 I
Rhematism.Gout, Liver Complaint
Preston Co.. Ya., Otlf July
D». J. C. A.i er: 1 have been afflicted with a
chronic Rhcmatism, fur a long time, Which baffled t
of physicians, and fttick to me in spite of all the ret
could .find, until I lined your Bar-*npdnlla. One butt
me in two weeks,jijyd restoioil my general health s
that lam far bp ties - tUud 1 fras Attacked. I
a wonderful medicipc. J. FR
Julea Y. GetchellJ cf St. Louis, writes : “ I have
flicfe/l for years u isi an a flection of the Livor, wh
troyed my health.- I tried every thine:, and eve
failed to lelieve met uud I hare bet*n d, broken do
for ecnis years front ru other cause than deningemet
Liver. My belovedjpiwlor, the UeV. Mr.
try your Sarsaparilla, been use be saij' he knew you.
thing you riitble tv as frorrh trying. By the blesftuc
it bus cured me, anjl lids so pm tiled fiiy blood an to'
Dew man of me. Ijfcel young again/ The beat t!‘tv
said of you is not iiajf good enough,?
Schurus, Cancer. Turnon, Enlargement, Ulcer;
Caries aiid Exfoliation \>f Jtbo Bones.
A great variety of cases hare been' reported to U
cures of theso
use of tins remedy, but our space hefe will not adni
Some of iluun may be found in our American Almam
the agents bel'jw named are pleased? to furnish grut
who call for them. 1 s
Dyspepsia. Heart Disease, Fits* Epilepsy, Mela
■ choly, Xeuralgfca.
Many remarkable cures of these auctions have l)c<
by the aicerattro poKvcr of this* medicine. It stsmub
vital functions action, .ind thus overco
orders which would be supposed beyond its reach,
remedy has long bebn required by thA necessities of
the people, and we are confident this Will do for then
medicine can do. ; ]
AYER’S lOHERRY
rdit THE RAPID CI,RE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HonrsenesA Croup, Bronrl
cipient Consumption, and fur tluSßelief of Consu
live Patienjlsiii.advitijced.sHjgCß.of Disease.
Tills is a remedy ! so'universally |iiown to surp
other fur the care of throat and luiuf complaints, t
useless h**re to publish tiie otidence of its virtues. -
rivalled i xfeUence ifor coughs and chid-, and-its in
derful rurci- of pulmoimry diseii* so ,] have mapc-ii
throughout the, civilized nations of Che earth. Few
■comnuuntir*-. <>r even l.mnli"s am<*nfi them, who h
some personal experience of its eflec>js—■-some-living
in their mid-t ol its vuiorj ovtr tliC, subtle and da
disorders of the throat and lungs, i's all know tin:
ful fatality of these!disoi<};*;*>, and they know, t
effects ol this remedy, nc uei'd no! more than tt
them that it has notralt tlie -\iftaos:that it did
’ making the cure < which have won soAtruugly upon
fldenco of mankind) | 3 ,
Prepared by Dr. J. C. 4VSB & Co
f ’ Lowell,
Sold by C. «t J. L. Robinsoh, Wellsboro; i
Borden, Tioga; lx. .Miller C. Parkhursu
renceville ; A. £’J. Doorman, Kboxville ; S. !
lings, Gaines; J.' A J. li. Parllimrst, Elklan
K. Mitchell, MitchelU I lie; J. Koilington, 3
bury; Bennett d» Uarulal^ Middlobary Cent
\V. Nesbitt, Maiiifield ; S. S. Packard, Covi
G. R. Sbeffer, Lilwirty : D. S. Magee, Blossburg
<t NVitter, alainsbhrg, and by Dealers everyth
March 2“lb, Ifa'pi.-6m.
NOTICE. —The public are hereby nt
that the Co-bartncrship heretofore’ exist! i
conducted in the tame of Bennett & Randall,
Mercantile -bueiueavconnccted withthorouinu ;
of Lumber ih thlfCotinty, is now eloped' by n
consent pod agreement, taking t/Tect the lH of
iost. The Books jaud Accounts wHI rcmaintwit;
are the property df the new Firm of .Soloinot
nett <fc $067 who will continue the business, at 1 1
stand. AU bating unsettle)! accounts arc pkrth
requested to call and settlfe the samfe.
The old firm lender their thanks for the libera
of patronage given them by the public, and s<
continuance of their favor and patronage to the
ecssors, who will to render a full eqni
in good and cheap goods at cash priebs, and ev'
tide plainly marked v in figures, that all who pi
can road and examine for themselves.
SOLOMON BENN
; ,J. M. RANDALL,
Middlebnry, Mpnl 20, IS6I
i NOTICE. (
■cittE have Ingham's Combined Smutte ■
t V, Separator an our Will, -and can now clei
wheat perfectly, and separate all foul-grain frd
and particularly tie onts. Fanners can. hafo ai
oflta taken out of tjheir seed wheat; at our Mill an
per bushel. Call and examine ihb u mersheen/j
. jVRIG’HT A BAIL!
Wellsboro, Mardb 13, 18GI. j
More newls erom head qu art
dhe subscriber would respectfully annoui
, the citizens of Wejllsboro that he has on hand
sortment of Harffidn’s Columbian Hair Oils, 1
Creams, Hair Restoratives, Rouge and Powdi
the Ladies, 4c., 4iv He would invite all to git
, a call, at-the barber shop, back of the Postomc
. April 17, 1861. | ■ GEO. CASIPBE
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Latest styles and largest assortment of wall.
'ever brought in Wjellsboro.’ In connection wil
'above can be found Window Shades of all kinds
soon at f . . W4L H. SALT
Wellsboro, April Stb, 1860.
/~IASH paid'for BltATjr at ‘
V TIOGA STEAM FLOUR MIL
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COnittfißClAL COILEOE
LOCATED OVED THE SBSQCEUA3WA VALLEY BAKE,
binghamtouF, n. V.
FACULTY. =
D. w. towELL,Prldcipal,Profe«sorof thoScienccof Accounts,
Practical Accountant, author of LowuU’b Treatise upon
, Book Keeping, Diagrams illusttetlhg the siuue, Ac. '
John Rankin, CorfinicfCltU AccoUntaht, Professor of Book;
. Keeping and Practical Mathematics.
J. J. Curtis, Assistant Teacher in the Book-Keeping Dp
partmoni. •
A. J. Warmer, Professor of Practical and 'Ornamental Pen
manship, Commercial Calculations and Correspondence.
LECTURERS.
Hon. Dame;. S. Dickinson, Lecturer on Commercial Law and
Political Economy.
Ifon. Ransom Ralcoji, Lecturer on Contracts, Prommissory
Nk>tes and Bills of Exchange.
Rev: Dr. E. Andrews, Lecturer on Cotometcinl Ethics.
' EXAMINING. COMMITTEE. -
Uon. Sherman D.PnEtfe, Wm. U. Osborn, Esq., Tract If.
Morgan, Esq., Wm. E. TAtton, of thp Ann dt .Taylor,Weed
& Co., D. D. Denton, of the firm of Jackson, Denton A
Marks, Do Witt C. Striker. , - ...
The object of this College is tb offbrft to all an opportunity
of obtaining a thorough business education. j
The books and forms are carefully arranged by practical
accountants expressly for this Insitution and embraces all
. the recent improvements. I
The course ofiustructlon comprises every department of
business. The learner will be thoroughly taught the scienqe
and practice of Double Entry Book-Keeping as applied to
following kinds of business, viz;—General Merchandising.
Manufacturing, Banking. Commission. Steam boating, Rail
roading, Forwarding. Freighting. Foreign Shipping, Ac. i
Yquno Men can quality themselves in a short time at this
institution to fill important and lucratice situations. Anf
plo references cau be given where graduates oj* 1860 arc uofT
tilling dcelrabu situations with salaries varying from $5OO tb
$l5OO per annum. |
The Proprietors are In possession of testimonials from some
of first commercial house# in the State, tb whom they
have furnished book-keepers, showing their entire satisfac
tion apd confidence in the ability of- the graduates of thip
institution. ’ . 1
Penmanship, in all Its branches, tonghtby the. most skillful
and tho-ough masters of tho art. No college in the bonntry
enjoys a higher reputation in this department. I
- Ladies Department entirely separate from that of the genj
tlomvn. '
Students can enter College at any time—no vacation.®
Time to complete the course from 8 to 10 weeks.
passing the requisite examination are presented with fhf
most elaborate and elegantly engraved Diploma issued by any
commercial or classical institution in the Union. AssUtauci
rendered to graduates in procuring situations. .
<l3=. For terms of Tuition, price of board,
from graduates filling situations, 5c., send for circular conf
talnin'g full particulars. , 13yl |
MRS. GRIDLEYS MILLINERY STORE!
AT THE ACADEMY CORNERS, I
DEERFIELD, PA., j
Mrs. G. tenders her thanks tothe Ladles of Tioga
Co., and takes pleasure in informing the public thni
she will ,
OPEN A LARGE AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
OF !
FASHIONABLE MILLINER Y OOODS^
May Ist, 1801, at PAYNE'S STORE, opposite ths
Cownesque Hotel. 4 i
BONNETS, FLATS, RIBBONS, FLOW
ERS, LADIES' AND CHILDRENS' RI
DING HATS AND COSTUMES ’ i
on hand, A large and beautiful variety, intent
ded to please the taste, of all. BLEACHING AND
BLOCKING done. All orders for every variety o|f
BONNETS and Ha TS, filled and forwarded at
to any address. Bonnots from $1.50, up to please the
taste of lh* first class customer. 'Goods Warranted as
represent . Goods sold cheaper than at any other
establish ent this side of New York.
THIS LATEST STYLES AND FASHIONS
just eoeived. The patronage of the public solicited,
E. H. N. GRIDLEY. :
D crfield, May Ist, 1801,
T. E. GRIDLEY
will also sell goods for ready pay, saving the
on goods pprebased, doing'away with a (
CREDIT STEM i
which is ruinous to both buyer and seller.
and PRODUCE forwarded each week to New York tq
the best commission Houses. Express will run to the
Rail Road each Wednesday.
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE;
paid for BUTTER, EGGS and PRODUCE. My ohj
customers of Brookfield will not be neglected in thii
new arrangement. , T. E. GRIDLEY. ,
Deerfield, May Ist, 1861.
fIEAD QUARTERS
—FOR —
and stationary, 1
NO. 8 MARKET STREET,
The subscriber would theatten-j
tion’of ’ i
THE INHABITANT,? OP TIOGA COUNTY, I
lo the extensive additions lately made to his stock of
Books, Stationary,
FANCY ARTICLES, &c.,
forming the most complete assortment that can hd
found in this section, and which will he sold at
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
at prices whick cannot fail to give satisfaction* On|
band at all times the
STANDARD WORKS OP THE MOST 1
POPULAR AUTHORS,
IN PROSE, POETRY, HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, AR
CHITECTURE, RELIGION, ROMANCE, &C.
DISTRICT SCHOOL LIBRARIES,
supplied at New York prices. BIBLES, HYMN
BOOKS, and PRAYER BOOKS, it .great quantity.
%
BLANK BOOKS, of every description.
Memorandum and Bass Books,- !
’ J * 1
of all kinds, and any particular kind fnade to or
on short notice.
All .kinds oi* writing and indelliblo INKS, Stee
and Gold Pens, Drawing Paper, Mathematical Instnz
ments, Portfolios, Pocket Knives, & c* Ac.
A large stock of
P»i*ER HANGINGS,
of new and beautiful designs, from fid to $3 parroll.
Gold and Velvet Borders, of extra' or narrow -idth
to match the different styles.
Window Shades, Oil Painting’s, French
Lithographs and Engravings.
P CTURE FRAMES;
Frames of Gilt and Fanny Mouldings, or plain Ve-
neered Mahogany, fitted to any sized Pictures, St
ftort notice, and cheap as the cheapest.
THE MAGAZINES AND NEWSPAPERS
of the day famished at Publishers 1 Prices) and
orders for
■ SHEET MUSIC AND BOOK BINDING,
executed promptly, and at the lowest price*.
’ B.* Hi ROBINSON.
CORNING, N. T. i
iptAUTlON—Whereas my wife. LDCRETIA,
, has left tny bed and board, without nny cause of
provocation. Jal persons are hereby notified not to
truster harbor her on iny account, its I shall not pay
i any debt contracted by her, after this date.
"DOOTS AND SHOES—To fit the biggest gi-
Ij ant or the smallest baby. Cheapest in town
1 [quality'considered}-, at’ the REGULATOR.
i
OVRXFT TRB; BtOOPi
‘ ' MOFFAT’S
VBDBTABLB liIFB . FXXAI&,
AND PHCENXX BITIERS.
THE high nnd onTjod celebrity, witch thejo pre-emiacnt
Medicines hrtvc acquired forth*(p-.IpT»JUBI)!e efficacy in
ail the Uißcascs which they profosl lo.onre.has rendered the
usual practice of puffing not only nanecessary, but unworthy
of thorn. ’V
in all ciw-r •
of Asthma, Acato and Chrome Kjwmftttta, Affections ©f the'
Bladder and Kidney*. • *.
BILEIODS FEVERS AND BITER COMPLAINTS.
In th» south and west, where these diseases, prevail, they
will ho found Invaluable. Planters, fanners nnd others, who
once uso.thcso Medicines, wjllnoyer afterwards be without
them.
BIFLIOUS COLIC, SEROS. LOOSENESS* PILES, COSTIVE
NESS, COLDS AND COCOAS, CHOLIC, CORRUPT
- HUMORS, DROPSIES.
Dyspepsia. —No person with this distressing disease, should
delay using these medicines immediately.
Eruptions of the Skin, Erysipelas, Flatulency. ,
and Jffue. —For tola scourge of the western country,
these medicines will be found a safe, speedy and certain rem
edy. Other medicines leave the system subject to a return of
the disease j a cure by those medicines Is permanent.
Try them. Be satisfied and be cared. :
fUdnest of Complexion — ' ' 1
GENERAL DEBILITY, GOUT, GIDDINESS, GRAVEL,
Headaches of every kind, Inward Fever, Inflamatory Bhema
tism, Impure Blood, Jaundice, Loss of Appetite.
JUfercunctZ Diseases.—" Saver fails to eradicate entirely all
the effects of Mercury, Infinitely sooner than the most pow
erful preparation of Sarsaparilla. ;
NIGHT SWEATS. NERVOCS_pEBIMTT, COMPLAINTS
of all Muds, ORGANIC AFFECTIONS.
JWm._The original proprietor o£ these medicines was
cured of Piles of 36 years’standing, by the nse of these Life
medicines alone.
PAINS iirthe hcadj side, back. Joints and organs,
ffActoaatiJoi'.,—Those affected with this terrible disease,will
be sure of relief by the Life Medicines.
Uriah of Blood to the Head, Scurvy, Salt Rhenm,Bwellings.
Scrofluia, or King’s Evil in its worst forma, Ulcers of ev
ery description. 1 ' ~
Worms of all kinds are effeoturally: expelled by these medi
cines. Parents will do well them whenever their existence
‘ie suspected. Relief will'bo certain 1 .
The Life Pills and Phfflnuc Bitters
' PURIFY THE BLOOD, ,
And thus removeaU disease from the systdm. Prepared and
Bflld by DR. WILLIAM B. MOFFAT,
■ 336 Bread way, Cor. Anthbny StrccLtfew York.
For sale by all Druggists. 62yl
QHARLEfc <3. OSGOOD,
Is now receiving his
WINTER STOCK OF GOODS,
Consisting of
Dry Goods, Clothing,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
} >■
IRON AND STEEL,
NAILS, FLOUR,
SALT, Sc a.
Which, far variety and extent, is rarely excelled, and
>o greater inducements to purchasers can be offered
n this section of country, cither in
VARIETY, QUANTITY, QUALITY OR PRICES,
Whelhet for
LADY, GENTLEMAN, BOY OR GIRL,
Farmer, mechanic or Lumberman.
I Wellshoro, Oct. 31, 1860.
FALL CAMPAIGN
JUST OPESISW AT
C. & J. L. ROBINSON'S
ONE PRICE STORE.
WE wish to call the attention of our friends and
customers to our assortment of
SEASOIIABIE GOODS,
* - SUCH AS
LADIES' DR-ESS GOODS,
, COMPRISING
BLACK A$D FANCY SILKS'
CHAT,LIES AND DE LAINES,
INGHAMS, BRILLIANTS, LAWNS,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN PRINTS
ALSO
SHAWLS, MANTILLAS .AND DUSTERS. ,
Our stock of is large. Particular notiot
is invited to our
BItOWX AXD BLEACHED SHIRTINGS i-
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,
FARMERS & MECHANICS’ CASSIMERES
~ READY-MADE CLOTHIHG,
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
GROCERIES. BOOTS AND SHOES,
. HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
&c., &c., &c.; &c., &c
Wellshoro, Sept. 1, 1860.
J IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.
WASHING NO WORE A DRUDGE.
The undersigned wonld unrioonce to the citizeps of
Tioga County, that they fyavo purchased the right of
manufacturing and selling
MECAI'S WASHING MACHINE,
which for simplicity of construction, utility and cheap
ness, exceeds any other machine in use. It needs no
other recommendation than to sc6 it wotk. A boy,
ten or twelve years of age, can do the washing of a
family IN AN HOUR. Any person in want of a
good labor-saving washing machine, can take one of
these home and do their washing with it, and if not
perfectly satisfied, they ean return it.
Recollect, this machine is no humbug, bni an arti
cle indispensable in every family. It does not wear
or tear the clothes to pieces like hand washing.
PRICE, FIVE DOLLARS. Machines for sale at
ROE 4; CO.'S Store. . Manufactured and sold at D.
STUEBCCK'S Shop, near the Academy.
► W. A. ROE,
D. STURROCK.
i’ennsyfeawm Boute, )
Wellsboro, Dee. 1, 1860.)
Having used one of Meoay’s Washing Machine, I
tin confidently recommend itj 6!id wohld hotbe.with
rut cue lor any price. J. W. BIGONY.
19tf
V AliU ABJUE FARMING LASDS
PdR SALE;
THE undersigned is now offering to settlers
a large quantity of excellent farming lands, sit
uated farm two to fifteen miles’ distance front Wells
boro, in Delmar, Shippen, Morris nnd Elk townships,
Tioga Co., Pa. - -
Thelonds 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 tho owners,
Messrs. Phelps, Dodge <fc Co., 19 and 21, Cliff St,
New York, or of the subscriber,
JOHN DICKINSON, Agent.
W.ellaboro, Oet. 3,1’860-yl
JulliTan. Aprii 29bt, 1861
STORE.
HURRAH FOR SMITH:
THE. subscriber, having:purchased, of E-E., Sob.
insouhieinlerestin theEook.andStationery-hu
siness, would respectfully inform the public, of his de
sire to carry on. „. „ . -
A N’S.WS BbbM
'AND BOOK STORE,
where howill furnish,. \
AT: THE OU> JSTAWB,'
opposite G. G. (Jzgood’s Store, or by mail, the following
newspapers and. Magazines, at the publisher’s rates.
DAILIES SERVED BT CARRIERS,
New York Tribune, r
Herald,
Times,
News,
World,
; WEEKLIES.
New York Ledger, ’ Waverly Magazine, ;
“ Mercury, Thompson’s Reporter,
“ Weekly, 1 • Life Illustrated,
Welcome Quest, { Wilke’s Spirit^
Century, ‘ , Porter’s “
Scientific American, Boston Pilot,
Frank Leslies’, , True Flag,
N. Y. Illustrated News, Irish American,
Harper’s Weekly, Littell’s Living Age,
Waverly Magazine, Thompson’s Reporter.
t MONTHLIES.
Harper's Magazine, OodeyViady’a Book,
Frank Ladies’ Magazine, Peterson’s Magazine, ,
Atlantic Monthly, ' Arthur’s Magazine,
Eclectic Magazine, Ladies’ Repository,
All the Year Bound, Ladies’ Visitor,
Knickerbocker, Pickles,
Budget of Fob, Phunny Fhellow.
Also, will bo kept constantly ~ on hand, a com .ete
repository of
CLASSICAL, HISTORICAL, POETICAL,
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Blank Books, Paper Hangings^
SHEET iIUSIO, PICTURES, MAPS, Ac.
Orders for Binding Books. Tho work executed to suit
any taste, and on the lowest possible terms. Particu
lar attention will also be given toSPECIAL ORDERS
for any thing comprehended in the trade.
&o£zc>£>l books.
Sanders’ Series of Readers, Groan leafs Mathematics,
Colton's A Fitches’Geog*y, Davies - “
MonteitfA McNally’s “ Sanders’ Spellers,
Potter and Hammond’s Writing Book,
Brown’s and Kenyon’s Grammar. J
The patronage of the publie is respectfully solicited
WM. H. SMITH.
Wellshoro, Pa., September 8,T860. yl
DRUG STORE IN WELLSBORO.
Dr. O. W. GIBSON,
Having just opened a first-class Drag Store opposite
Roy's Block, announces to the citizens of this place
and surrounding country that he will keep constantly
on hand a large and choice stock of
D3KGS AND BIEDI.CINES,
Wines and Liquors, Patent Medicines, Paints,
Oils & Dye Stuffs, Lamps, Window
Glass, Cigars & Tobacco,
CAMPBENE, FLUID AND KERO SINE OIL ,
and every other article kept in a first class Drug Store.
AN EXPERIENCED DRUGGIST
always in attendance.
Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully compoun
ded. The public are invited to call,
Wellshoro, Deq. 19, 1860.
WELLSBOIJO FOUNDRY
AND MACHINE SHOP
AGAIN IN FULL BLAST.
T) OBERT YOUNG, late of the firm of Tabor
_tV Young & Co., Tioga, takes this method to,in
form the Public that he has leased the
Foundry and Machine Shop,
in the Village of Wellsboro/ for a term of years, and
having put it in good running order, is prepare.d to do
all kinds of work usually done at such an establish
ment, in the best manner and out of the best material.
TWENTY YEABS EXPERIENCE!
He has had over twenty years’experieticein the bu
siness and will the work, entrusted to him, done
directly under his supervision.
iVb t cork mill hk sent out half finished.
MILL-GEAIUXGS, PLOWS , STOytfS
and castings of all kinds on hand and made to order.
May 28, 1857. ROBERT YOUNG.
E W FLOURING MILL ;
- ON HILL'S CREEK,
NEAR HOLIDAYVILDE.
The subscriber, having completed his large three
story Grist arid Flouring Mill, is prepared to furnish
Flour, Meal and Feed in quantities to suit purchasers.
custom ■wq-KK
of kinds pn short notice, and on terms which cannot
fail to please. I have THREE RUN OF STONE,
almost constantly employed, and I am sure that a trial
of my work will prove beneficial, to the customer as
well as inyself. 0. P. McCLURE.
December S, 1860.
THE last INVESTED, 1
.BEST AND CHEAPEST -
bed iitr xjsb i *
MORE elastic than feathers, and lighter and mofe
durable. Price, 0n1y,55.00. For sale by
0 E. P. WELLS, Lawrouceville.
MIRRORSI
MIRRORS 1 ,
, - . - MIRRORS!
received at SMITH’S BOOKSTORE, the
largest and best assortment of Mirrors ever
brought to Wellsboro. People who Wish “to see
themselves as others see them,’’ will please call and
examine.
ANEW, Large, and. JSJegant assortment of
OARPETIN O,
Will bo sold at the lowest prices, by
T ' ’ E, D. WELLS,
Lawrenoeville, Sept. 12, 1860. • - . -
/A RE A T RE DU GTION.-
VT Anticipating a change in our business, we are
now offering our largo stock of STOVES at greatly
reduced prices. PARLOR STOVES AT COST.
Call and examine for yourselves at
33 PARKER HBO’S; Wellsboro’.
A DMINISIRATOR’S NOTlCE;—Letters of
Administration having been granted to the un.
?f T * atate of D "B| SP.DBR, late of
Mansfield, deo d., oil persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same will present them to
T . HORACE* DAVIS,
, J Q he 12,1661.-6 w.; - - Administrator.
L.D. SEELEY.
WHEAT ELOUR, tip top and^cheap^jrt
BOOKS, BOOKS!
S* ASIIR
IMP-ROYED WIND
PATENTED MAT 8, 1860.-'.
this invention is to apply a
in such a manner that articles attacked
lass, and raiseti by it, may be lowered
tho hitherto slow and tedious manual n
meat of the windlass being avoided andi!
at the same time admitting of the oner
complete control over the-dcscendingm*,!
article being lowered. The invention is
various purposes; its use in connection
may be mentioned as an instance, in whi t
pts, after being raised and emptied,'may |
oredi and their movement retarded at thi
SO, that'they will not violently strike the
enti/ie American. , /
for the purpose-of Raising and'honei
in' Wells, it is decidedly .
THE GREATEST IMPROVEMENT OF
The Brahe nets as a cbechjapon the baekj
i of the bnokeVwithout fuming the crank
■acting as.ft brake, by pressing inward at ’
(All who examine this machine, will at «
■ledge its 1
PRACTICABILITY AND, StTES
Over every other machine in use. ihe e
the windlass is easily controlled with, and
ose haxd. It combines all the advantage
fashioned with the self-emptying bucket
many new and useful improvements. It
ap'ted to wells of any depth, and will raise
ordinary turning. Five Buckets nf voter
from wells of ordinary depth, and in the
tion to the depth of two hundred feet.
The windlass and brake is also npplicabk
and lowering any kind of weight, nndinevi
is far superior to those heretofore in use.
Haring purchased the right for the Com
ga and Potter, Pa., tho undersigned are |
offer for sale township rights for tho manul
sale, of the above improvement, on reasons!
I A. BIXI
L. D. '
Oct. 13, 1860.
FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE
BIGELOW i THOMPSON, AGENTS
AETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of Hartford, Ct,—Capital }
HARTFORD FIRE]INSURANCE CO)
Capital, |
PACENIX FIRE INSURANCE COMPAN
Of, Hartford, Ct.-r-Capital, •
PEOPLE'S FIRE INSURANCE COMP i
Of New York City—Capitol,
NEW ENGLAND. FIRE INSURANCE'
Of Hartford, Ct.
MANHATTAN FXBEINSIIEANCE CO.
Of New York City,—Capital
UASSASOIT FIRE/INSURANCE CO.
Capital, . .
HOMESTEAD FIRE INSURANCE COifP.
" Capital) - «
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Accumulated Capital, $1
The subscribers are prepared to issue poliek
surance on the most favorable terms in the sboi
known and reliable Stock Companies.
Farm buildings insured for three yean
low as any good companies.
All lessee will be promptly adjusted and pj
office. Applications by mail will receive*
tention
Oct. 13,4859. C. H. THOMK
P. J. FARRINGTON, Surveyor.
TVTiKSFJELD CLASSICAL SEM:
iTJ - M&NSFIEUD, TIOGA CO M
The Spring-Term of this Institution
•April 2d, 1861, and continue thirteen week*.
E. WTLEMA3?", A. M.,,,. Pmsfipi
■Mrs. H. P/E. WiLDSfAK....,..’ Precepfn
Miss E. A. Chase Music If
— ‘Teacher in Primary P<
, Mr. Isaac Stickxev Pern
EXPENSES.
Tuition (Primaiy) per Term.
Common English
Higher English and Languages
Mosic,-Piano or Melodeon T
Use of Instrument.,
Room* rent, per.term
Fuel, per-term
Incidentals, per term,.!".
Board in private per week
Every* possible effort will be made, both
Trustees and Faculty, to afford as good adur
can be had in any School in the State. The
is now in process of completion, which will
to afford the very best accommodations to
dcnts%t the opening of the Spring Term,
attention will be given to such as ate prej
solves for teaching. Those who have son;
ters to educate, wUI do wile to send them to
Tuition payable on© half at the
the term, and the rezn&lnde'r at the micftle l
torily arranged.
AU kinds of produce taken in payment fo.
if brought at the commencement of the Tern,
ket price.
For farther particulars address the Prwcipj
Vacancies in the Faculty will be filled imn
- Rev. N. FELLOWS,
Feb. 27, 1861.
A- J. Boss, Sec r y%
FOR SALE!
By
WICKHAM & BLOOM
AT OCR XURSERT IS
■ TIOGA, TIOGA COUNTY, Pi,
A LA P. 3 K SUPPLY OP
ratTIT tbebs, shhubb:
GRAPES, EVERGREENS, &e., to-
PEARS—Trees .of the most desirable WoiK
tra large size, if desired , Standard trcM’iiPbeana*
APPLES —A- great supply of the choicest kii&
different kinds of Chub tipple.
.PLUMS —A large supply of th« best and m<
kinds.
eifftusfrc assortment of th?
GRAPES*— Viz: Delaware, Diana, lsabella-Blat
dy. White Sweet 'Water, White Summer, il&rtfoi
Rebecca and Concprd.
ORNAMENTAL —Weeping Mountain -Ash* -
mil. Balsam of fir, Scotch Fir, European Silver Fir
Spruce, Siberian and American Arbor Time, Urd-
SHRUBBERY —Holly leaved Berberry,Chini
Bpimea pro ni folio, Dearzia, Green Forvfhia.
ROSES— Baltimore Belle, Prairie Qaecn.
GOOSEBERRIES—Of several choice varieties-
CURRANTS—Cherry, Bed, and White.
We would invito all who are in want of any of
trees, &c,, to call and see them for their own
B. C. WICKU.
JOHN T.
Tiogn, Ang. 22, ISOOjI
CABISSf
THE Subscriber most respectfully annonat
he has on hand at the old stand, and w*
Cheap tot of Furulinre.
comprising in part
Bressiiig and Common
Cases, Center, Card and Bier Table*, ,s!
breakfast Tables, Marble-topped and Coffl a ° n
Clipboards, Cottage and other Bedsteads, Stsf
fas and Chairs', QHt andlßoseicood 'MnW
Picture Fra\nes,
COFFINS made to order on short
jarse will bc-funi£shed if desired.
N* B. Turning and Sawiftg done to order*-*
August U, mL) B. T. VA>fl^
WILLIAM WALKER
HAS X
SPLENDID LOT OF
WHOLE BUFFALO «#'
LOWER THAN EVER
COFFERED' IN THIS MABKE t!
Whole Robes from $3 to $8 a* *“*
HAT AND GAP ,STO
CORNING, N. 7.
January 2, 1861.
Laths, pickets and shing^ 1
sale at Tioga, by H. S. W*** ‘
March 20y l'8«. ail •
WJI. L. BIG!
Assisu