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vFmjSHB ActtAtoa.—l am mni. oSmre of your
having |l correspondent ih th #’ "army before
Yprerown’; rtierefore a'ward fn ita’ino may not
bcj ,■ • )|; .
Wp spa-engoged in a silent ..siege. Not n
drUWtiSf a'bugld noteis hlteWf fdo break The
No lqrfg,f''j|li.heard the'
Brigadier's food commend—‘fit i.jpnmpand cir
etfmetahee of-glprious war,” Isdiploriger kept
np'fcy gyand reviews parades.
TO‘|j)je £ Voldifirrs-phrase, tht![iiigs have
*‘piayed but.',’j Everything bu,( _i|e necessary
is-dispensed with, and now obilf’n<jthe reality
andthe “tag of vrar.” Curbs, :s|]ge and camp
eijuippage hare'been’ reducedu*|lfe last .ounce.
Onft tentj Mid three csnip kettle riper company,
wasthetsum total of- the- baggi transported
by'.thegdverrimen t teams. on -i u ;iiiijt march.—
Officers and - men carry their hajgage in their
knapsacks, rand sleep upon ywe ig|-6und, some
timesunder little poncho tp/ft r,j!»lt four feet,
high. These ponchoes are Ijdl ielljclpth hfur
kefs used as cloaks in yveat ,we titer. Here is
myVutilt'wbich may be, as. an average
sample of-many others: A«fat suit, near-
lifcedhe' commort uiv,fi|rin ; a skcle :
in which I carry j.my overcoat
and ~ blanket closely wrappeduijt my gum
blanket;' a: haversack inwbfch r<#py 'erftofcors , t
cbsdtfe.'teetit; grduftd'coffes, besides
a small platej knife, fork, and a canteen
#Kob iu>lda three-pints of W/ is Jdf, coffee, and
a iitthj tine imp. Which Thd j bills “drawed”.
edjnewjiete Tif.tbis seoesh ojunj-w’; a breech’
l&adliig revolver, anda smal| harpist attaohe’d]
to my sword,belt,-complates re f equipments and,'
accoutrements. ■ Thusprepar little
difference when night oyerta jeS*ftjb.‘ We are
readyjfbrabght nt ten minute ; waning, whetli-.
er by.dliy'or by. night. But] i lil;the secresy,
tbefitillneas; andthe quicknesj f jlhwhich'qve
ry nlovament is’performed wlj its! ‘give character
. aqcftph.d tbltllls siege. Thou j l||l Jlre are doubt
less-fiue 1 hujndred and fifty thd.jti*d soldiers on
the-pcninsula- below- Ybrkto *n 4 qyet -there is
hOtbing in the bdatlo of tram po||iition to indi-
ia more than a dMtgadeortwo.
down, andietjllt orders be-
Wg: issued fur the suppression noises, the
tbrces'jielrejtire'enabled to ear *y f*i their oper*
aihpna wKhuuidiiturbing or i ;it dieting the at
tention pf friends or foes. SI i;'ijy and coolly
we'take-eur position at slju) V ; frstaneea from
iggind pro toe ting
by all the pdvantijg a Offered by tire
rnakoof, this ground, the inlel ro.Jiiig forest, and
the-dirs-titm :of the - roads, ose! pickets are
pi the edge t ’ i over
ftskl|'gi:ti'fl ?netnie&’ lines, s. )t 1 »i|b’ while they
areiptoteitfed-hy .the shnde tleljwood, theen-
io theck in the (priil-field. These
plcketshre! instructed to s«y| teserja loud word
aad npt tojfirea-gun unless i ttfjipbd on, and if
attacked i» force, to fire and ! ai.Al|lheir posiiion
if possible, 1 If not to fall sliui y lack'on the re
serdc, firing and contesting e i> yjinch as-they
retrast. ■ .The reserve which i ir sjUs of several,
companiesfrom each brigade,' Sri ijjnenrly strong
enough -to forin a solid line winds front,
,ar.e instructed to deploy forV ; a 3i;prmt support
the pickets Immediatelyon.tea-Jhg firing, and
'hold-the ground at all hazardt, Intil.the camps
being duly’ warned of tbe att icl;,|come to their
relief,.-. Thus it-is from tbh Twr’lijlp the James
River. Thus it is-timt the si >e'.gdi of our for
ess tnSy be'ealimatod; 'Wb^ih^, gather cnor-
Agit 4h J confidende from thei'if bi£, and rejoioo
that w&are.,able to bold tbSifreiiiels in.cheek,
and compel 1 them to await inn l -own time nod
cahvenknde fof the attack, whifdiiiT tiiink will
her made simultaueously the Jvhaldlengih of the
linej.just as seen (for I supposs,|Jie honest yet
eager iiitizens who read you* Jidoiir are iHiah.us
to knovr the precise time at whhb'the “onward
is to be commeq-iejl) as the ar
mies,-under Generali Fremont Ikittyks, and Mc-
Dowell, are in 'position to reri l&ljeur object at
tainable; for we ate .on a f id'bunt fur the
“seoesl),” and yVeintehd to h ggnur.game.- If
we iucoeed, the war east of he.;iAll. > g inies is
virtually at an end. In the i a similar
keen* i's’prcsonted. The bill 'df Corinth and.
the cUy of Maaiphis,,like tile ieejeged walls of
xorktown, and the belengard sp-eets of Rich
mond; are - destined to be the Itf sf yitigs of ref
uge Where the deluded, but jjy; )t>ac conquered
traitpjs myst Jay di)wn their ,i i , inBi and submit
to laws of the.bcst governmect iro the world.
If 3 we i RHI-iin'‘’thSse two grefl cbtuests, which
God helping us, wp cannot, tip wbble nature of
thd war will be changed. If v iljho longer-be
a dbMetvativa VbK "I will fioj pretend to say
what phase the opntest will tljt it assume; but 1
will /wert thai a Hs'lf tnillion if brave 'and web
trained soldiers fighting for, t ie l maintenance
of republican government] oh f Supported by
twenty millions of intelligent I ndlweakby peo
ple; will never submit to tbe.bhroiliation of be
log bonqoorcd by the mere tin'i-of a slave oli
garchy; whose institutions ipd; iyatem of gov
ernment have trough; poVerl y’ itnd vice, dis
grass artd - degredatioir, and i hmprality of all
kinds, as jf by God’s duras |ij ‘un idmust every
part of southern soil. ' • - L
Tho bealth of this part of IB b army, is good,
and'- tbp spirits of the boys constantly at a
fighting point,.. ; ,Co, ;B;10I P, V.
A QtTAKEH Heeoine.— Just I the rebels
evacuated the vi'lago of. Abater i§3, near Lees
burg, Ya, they openly iey would burn
it to theground, as itwas rmthirfg more than a
“eursed r Quaker settlement.” iiinriblehearted
Quaker.wdftnp, whose husbant had Been driv
en from! hie home By. the. rebe ;s jjime months
before, besought a genrtprrjap her faith to
hasten- over to. Colonel Geprj ’s'loomp, some
eight mile* away, and jisk Ijiir tp'aendra-force
to Waterford to proven! the thfedfsped .oonfla
gration. He had a fine horse,- im.tjdeolined the
duty, owing to the dangers; of through
the rebel pickets. [“Lend me tbyborse, then,’’
she said. He declined again, &hen I will
steal thy horse, see said, •.•kndj'Sgo myself.”
She forthwith directed a sert unt to take the
horse to a neighborring wood.' td which the own
er made no resistance. Anoth iriservrint took
her sidesaddle to the jinrse, wf try] [the heroine
appealed, and, mourning the ! mutual, rode off
in open day, right through-diedwho did
not slop her, strange to say. J M r h|n she got to
GeatySs-eamp-she-met- her- b*oi a/tnl. aioi being
brought into the presence pf Ji htyC.diinel, she
made known the object, of which
was guiokly ,complied ; witb,ji!yl she rode back
to Waterford ay the lioad j a idetuchment,
whiob got into the village it? time to see
the Mbel force leaving the npjy.siie end of the
town a* fast as their heels cnrry them.
And thns this pretty little tlllbigewas saved
from conflagration iby the rfti3|itts conduct of
lMs.Quakßf.lady —!j * y : '
»■* - •| i 5.-
A gentleman whose father! * n* ihnnged „w&
apcaatomed toany of him l!o £ied sudden-,
Jy upon a platfero at a hrgi ■(' &I3c meeting,”
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lUict-Gaiililo I
FOR TIOBA COUNTY
. Clan, Tax.
_ - - MOM.
Gulick&Tiiyloi, 14 700
John l4 700
Jdmus Ueraon, .14 100
A C Evans. 14 700
D.C.AJU.Canflritl U ’ 700
li O Hollemu, cat’g
honw L grocery, 14 • 700
Stephen Howengro.l4 700
J1 * Alonell grocer, 14' 700
Benonl Short zuer 14 700
XIS Brown racrch 14 .7 00
COVTNGTOK BOKO.
T Pntnam & Son, 14 700
8 8 Packard 14 7 00
J C Bennett grocer 14 700
G F Baker, grocer 14 700
P Crandall A Bros 14
H C Bo*worlh, 14
R Crandall grocer 14
SBIFfZX.
nti«4R. .
JBCoie‘4C*.« U 700 A Ho,mes 14
ftcssnnn.
Jcre Stoddard, 14 7 00
0 U 'Waits grocer 14 700
J 0 Parkltarst 14 7 00
I)D4 J CParkh'nt 14 7 00
FAJIXUtQTOff.
U Merit, 14 700
.oaiHsa.
S X Billings, 14
JICSSOX.
Doctor L Miller, 14
OB Welle, 14
KSOXTILU BOao.
L B 1 Reynolds, 14
Henry Seeley, 14
John Ooodfipeed, 14
A£JDcarmaoj 14
Victor Cose, 14
J I! Stnhb l4
Markham & Roberts,
hardware, 14
Sami May, grocer 14
Mattison 4 Butler
eating lunse 14
LXBXRTT.
J GAtbeck, 14
J Uartsock, 14
N Roots, 14
B Wilcox,, 14
B Seeleman 10 L Wilcox, 14
If Miller 4 Co. 14 Jerome Smith, 14
SlUartman grocer 14 J A Bowen, - 14
LATTBrooimw. ? n l ! I lar f. * Co J*
Flew, Morris 4 Co. 13 10 00 r U
George Abbott 13 10 00 ueiK™' 14
Benn t Farter, pro-_ - l F „ rr 4 BobortB .. u
. J* 700 n J Eaton. 14
1%. «esle 7 Fitts, eat-
WO Mtller, drugs, 14 TOO inghonse. 14
ED Wens-faroitoreU 700 , Inh n A l4
J Adams, boots and n W Williams. •• 14
shoes, 14 700 Roberts, hard*
.VTurner, grocer, .14 JOO wnre. 14 I,
laweencx. Fred Wriglit, floor [
Tabbs, OnUe 4Co 14 700 , „ , ■ M 7'
J F Robinson booka,
mmuttoar. 4c . 14 ! 700
8 Bennett 4 Son- 14 7 00[O. Bollard Grocer, 14 > 700
Notice Is hereby given that an appeal will he held At the
Commissioners* Office Id Welleboro. on the 13th day ofJ Jnne’
noxt.and atmy office in Midrilebory until the 18tb day of June
next, at which time and nines all person! aggrieved by the
loregoing appraisement, will behenrd. and snrb abatement*
mmle,aa,Hre deemed properand just,: and all persons foiling
to appear at said time* and places, will be barred frotn ma
king any defence before me, . JUROMK B. NILKB,
May 14,1862. Mercantile Appraiser.
Attention Is called to an set amendatory of the
license laws of this State, approved 11th April
Section 5. That it shall be the duty of every city
and county treasurer to sue for the recovery of all
licenses duly returned to him by the mercantile ap
praisers, if not paid on or before- the first day of* July,
in each ond every year, within ten Jays after that
date;, and said treasurer rhall not be discharged from
any such license, unless he brings suit to recover the,
same within Btjid date, and press#* the same to judg
ment and execution ns soon thereafter as practicable,
and pnystbe amount of all sue l licenses received by
"blniinto the State] treasury, on or before the firs't dny
■of October ensuiwg'p nor shall he receive any commis
sions on such licenses/unless be ma&es payment as
aforesaid. i
IpXECUT'OIVS NOTICE. Letters testamentary
j having been granted to the subscriber, «n the
estate of Jacob Prutsman, late of Tioga township,
dec'd., notice is hereby given to those indebted to
make immediate paymen-, mid those having claims to
present them properly authenticated for settlement to
DAVID L.AIKfN, -) -i
JOHN W. GUERNSEY, j. f
Tioga, May 14. 1362. ‘ t
AUDITOR’S NOTICE.—NOTICE is hereby given
that the undersigned has been appointed ah nu
ditor to aadit.ond distribute the moneys in.the bonds
of the auditors of the estate of John -Evans, dec'd.,
and will attend to the duties of bis appointment,
where a hearing will be bad in the premises, at the
Office of A. P. Cone, in Wellsboro, on Friday,! May
30th, 1662, at 1 o’clock P. Af., to 'dbtribute the; said
fund. THOS. ALLEN, Auditor.
REGISTER'S - NOTlCE.—Notice is hereby-(given
(bat the following Administrators and Executor*
have-filed their accounts ior (he Register’s office of
Tioga county, and that the same-will be presented to
the* Orphan's Court of said county, on Monday the
2d dny of June, 1802, for confirmation and allow ince t
Account'of Daniel Duane, Administrator of
Babb, deceased.
Account of 0. B. Welts and Gates Bird, Executors
of J*hn Corzatt, dcc'd. , ;
Account of Allen Bryan, Executors of
erlß, deo’d.
Account of E. C. Smith, Administrator of Isaic W.
Smith, dec’d.
Account of Fanny M. Ham, H. A. Stevens, and D.
L. Aikin, Administrators of 0. P. Byrnes, decU
Account of Joel H. Woodruff and J. J. Werline,
Executors of Jeremiah Black, dec'd. ]
* Account of Wm. Miller, Administrator of Nathan
Miller, doc’d. I
Hay 7, 1862. H. S. ARCHER, Register.
MME. DEMOREST'S MIRROR OF FASHiONS.
The largest, best and most reliable Fashion
Magazine in the world. Contains the largest and
finest Fashion-Plates, the greatest number of finje En
gravings, the latest and must reliable information,
three nill-slsod Patterns for Dresses, and a shjeet of
new Braid-work, and Embroidering Patterns. Every
Mother. Drcs.-innkcr, Milliner and Lady should! have
if. gahliihed Quarterly, ai 43$ Broadway, New {York,
Mold everywhere or sent by mail at 25-oenU, Yearly
$l, with a valuable premium. The Summer number
now ready. j
April 30, 1862. !
BINGHAMTON i
contra ERCIAL COLLEGE,
An liislilniioii to Qualify Touiig
Moll for Bihiuni.
DW. LOWELL, Principal. Professor of the Sci
t ence of Accounts, author of Lowell’s Treatise
upon Book keeping, Diagrams illustrating the feame,
Ac.- 1 1 .
John Rankin, Commercial Professor of
Book keeping and Piaclical Mathematics. J
A. J. Warner, Professor of Practical and Omareental
Penmanship, Commercial Calculations, and Corres
pondence. |
J. J.. Curtis, Assistant Teacher in the Book-keeping
Department. j
Geo. P. Rowe, Teacher of Ornamental Penmanship.
LECTURES =.
Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson. L L.D.> Leptnrer en Com
mercial Law and Political Economy. j
Hon. Ransom Balcoin,Xectprer on Contract*, Promise
sory Notes, and Bill* of Exchange. '
Her. Dr. E. Andrews, on Commercial Ethics.
Students can enter at any time; no vocation. 3rad
nntes are presented with an elegantly engraved Di
ploma. Usual tin&e required to complete Tull com
merciKl'course from Bto 12 weeks. Evcry sludtnt is
guaranteed to'be competent to take charge of . the
books of any .business firm, and qualified to ejarn a
ssilarr from SSOO to SLSOO ptr annnm. Assistance
rendered to graduates in obtaining situations. Board
$£ to $2.50 per week, | .
jS&* For particulars send for circular, enclosing
stamp. |
April;#, 1362.~1f. I
NEW COOPER SHOP.:—The undersigned
respectfully informs .the i citizens of Welliboro
and vicinity, (bat he has opened a COOPE&-8H0?
opposite >
. CBOWL’S m«OK SHOP*
and is read; to do a)! manner of work prompt and tp
ord»r, from ft gallon hog to a filly barrel tab.; lU
pairing also done on short noUoc. 0. 7. ELLIS.
WelUbcro, May 8, 180 L 1
Lppral»omcnli
fob THE TEAS II
Class,
sussrmn.
WW Tubbs, 14
L Camming*, 14
Elliott & ttldgwayj *
drugs, 14
B tTPhdps, grocer 14
BM Holden, - 14
HAWSDCBO.
A J 4 E R Webster 14
Fox 4 Witter 14
J£ Robinson - 14
P p Parkhurst, 14
1 Bobbins jr. drags 14
COATSAX.
Covington.
wcuojr.
Seely 4 Lagg. mer
phan’e and med 14
ALocey 14
C L Strait .14
M InfTerty 4 Far- -
gersoo, 14“
TIOfIA. .
A Sly, . - 14
ftyrun Clark, 14
1 Boyce & John«ton, H
II ?* Ira Wells, 14
, Alrord 4 *mith, 14
, P 6 Tnttle. „ 14
Tbos L Baldwin, 13
T McCnllcm grocer 14
• M K Retan grocer 14
• W T Urell “ ,14
1 James Kelley ** 14
I JK EL Borden, drugs 14
| waid.
D S Magee, . 14
700
7 00
700
700
700
7 00
R Kronen 4 Co. 14
Ctas Qoodspeed, 14.
A 4 N P Close, U
WXLLSBOBO. >
John Bailey 4 Co. 13
MM Converse, 14
W £ Cone,. 14
700
700
7 00
700
700
700
700
Wellsboro, May 7, 1862;.
LOWELL & WARNER,
PROPRIETORS,
TflE T fOGrA G O A&I %'±T
TITANSPfELD CLASSICAL SEMINARS’.
mANSFZELD, TIOGA CO., FA,
The Spring Term of this Institution will commence
March 18 th, 1862, and continue thirteen weeks.
E. WILDMAK A. M..... .PaiKCTPAt.
Mrs; H. P. B. Wilmas............l’recepirws.
Mias E. A. Chase. ......../.'..Music Teacher.
Mr. Isaac Stickset ... ...Penmanship;
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Tuition, Room Rent. Fuel and Board per Term,
in Common English - - - $2B SO
Tuition from - - - $2 SO to $5 00
The success of the school during these times when
the country’s need demands the services uf every
able-bodied young man, has been beyond the expects-:
tions of the most sanguine of its friends. . The de
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Stickney is a master of his profession.- : W« are most
happy to say tbnt he has been prevailed 1 upon to re
main with us. Besides the daily instructions that he
gives,"Professor Sliekney ,gives extra instructions.to
those desiring it for a.reasonable compensation.
Those desiring'’ to tench during the summer will
be admitted for half or two thirds the term, others for
full term only,. Board in the liali at $T 60 per week.
Rooms for self-boarding can be rented in the village.
All kinds of produce taken in payment for tuition
and board at market prices.
Fob 28, 1861. E.
162.
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7 00
■7 00
7 00
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. Jan. 29, 1862.-4 m;
IS now receiving and intends keeping constantly
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DBF GOODS,
GROCERIES, [
CROCKERY,
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Ac., Ac«, Ae»,
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Lnwroncerille, March 26, 1862, . '
WELL«BORO> ACADEMY.
MARINOS N. ALIEN. A. M.j - - Principal
assisted b, n corps of competent teachers*
The Spring Term —ill commence onlhe 24th of
Usrch, 1662.
Tuition fur term of /unrleen tenkt, from $2.30 to
$6.00. '
: fSr A Ttißn’ Class will else bo formed.
! B, order of -Trustees, i
J. F DONALPSQN, PxtJu
TTellshoro, Sot. 27,1861.
DEACON SKINS WANTED—Thirty to Forty
cents -ill be paid fur a sound skin nnd free
trum cats or boles, st the Brooklyn Tannery near
Tioga. 5. 8. JOHNSTON.'
F*b, 12, XBfl2<r3 not,
Kollnck’s Leva In,
Tall of Kills Cullop.
B. GEER, AGENT,
WtjUsboro', Tioga County r Penn*.
TO THE PEOPLE
OF THE-'rillT-EP -STAITIISSt
“Jh tbe month of December, TS63, r n «9 Ihrthe 1
flrat.tlme offrnjA for safe to the public Cx*," IBpVW
Bods’tmepriil Bitters, fp tbiB>Mt
period they universal BStlsfectJon to the'
jah ny thousands of persons; who hate tried them that ft now
an established article.. We amount of bodily abdmebtat
misery arfeicp Blmply'from a■nejSect of small edatllalntels
etrprifiltig.afid Jt isthereforeof- the utmost importance that
a itrfct attention to the leart"ftndmMttriairigbodilynilinfnt ■
should be hid; for diseases of the body ’must-fnvarlafcly
ftXEotihe mind. Tbextitacriben now only aaka trial of
DR. J. BOVEE BODS’
IMPERIAL WINE. BITTERS!!)
from all who hare not used them* We challenge th'e : wotld
to produce’their equal. ‘
These Bit reus for the cure of Weak Stomachs', General'
Debility, and for Purifying and Enriching the Blood, are
wbeolntely unsurpassed by any other remedy on earth. To
be assured of this,'lt la only necessary to make the trial.
The wine Ittelf is of a superior quality, being about one-third
etronger than other wines; warmibg-and invigorating the
whole system from the head to (he Yeet As these Bitters are
tonic and alterative In their character, so they’-rtreugthen
and Invigorate the whole system ( abd glfc a fine tone and
healthy octiop id all Its parts, by equalising the circulation
removing obstructions, and producing a general warmth
They are also excellent for Diseases and Weakness peculiar
rh where a Tonic is required to stroniffiiojt'
and brace the systab. Kb. Lady, who is subject to
lassitude and .faintness, should be "Without them, 4s they are
retiring their action.
THESE BITXEBS
Will hot only Cure, Bat Prevent IHmsm,
and In this respect qro doubly valuable to the period who
may use them. Tor
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
Weak Eungs, IfidtjeSHon, Dyspepsia, Disease, of the Nervous
System, Poriiysls, Piles, and for all cases requiring* Tonic
Dr. Bods’ Celebrated Wine Bitters
ABE DNSUBPASSED!
For Sore. Throat, so common amojng the Clergy, they are
truly rains We.. ‘ 4
For the aged and infirm, and for persons of a weak con*
Ititutfon —for Ministers of the Gospel, Lawyers, and all pub
lie speakers—for Book-Keepers. Tailor*, .Seamstresses, Stu
dpntB, Artiste, and ftllpcreous leading a sedentary life, they
will prove truly beflbflciaL.
As a Beverage.they ftih wholesome, innocent, and delicious
to the taste. They prodr.ee all tbe exhilarating effects of
Brandy er Wine, without Intoxicating; and are a valuable
remedy for persons addicted’ to the use of excessive strong
drink, and who wish to refrain from It. They are .purs .and
entirely free fronrihe poisons contained. }n the adulterated
Wines and LiquorTSJfh which.the-cnuotry i« flooded.
These Blti r* aofonly CIJBB but PREVENT Disease. and
should be used by all who live hi a country where the .water
is bad, or where. Chills and Fevers are pr*yalent. Being
entirely innocent and harmless, they niaj. ha given freely to
Children and infants with impunity. , > ~ .
■ Physicians, Clergymen, and temperance advocates, as an
act of humanity, should assist in spreading these Ugly
valuable BITTERS over tbe land, and thereby essentially-aid
in banishing Drunkenness and Disease. ..
la all Affection* of the Bead, Sick Head*
ache, or Nertroas Headache, if. Bode*
Imperial Wine Bitters will he found' to
be most Salutary and Efficacious.
FEMALES.
The manycertlficates wh/cb have been tendered na,and
the letters which we are dally receiving, are conclusive proo
that among the women these Bitters have given a satlifac
tion which no others have doho before. No woman in the
and shboldbe without them, and those who once use them
will not -fail |to keep * "supply.
DR, 3. BOVEE BODS’
IMPERIAL* WINE BITTERS
Are prepared by an eminent and skillful physician who has
used them successfully in his practice for the hist twenty-five
yearfy The proprietor, before purchasing the'exclusive right
to manufacture and sell Dr. J. Bovee DOds’Celebrated , Im
perial Wine Bitters, liad thorn tested by two distinguished
medical practitioners who pronounced them a valuable
remedy for disease. .
Although itbe medical men ot the country, as a general
thing disapprove of Patent Medicines, yet ye do not believe
that a respectable Physician can be found Jh the United
States, acquainted with their medical properties, who 1 win
not high!} approve DR. J.BOVJiE DODS’ IMPERIAL WISE
BITTERS. .
In all newly settled places, where there Is always a large
quantity of decaying simber from which a poisonous miasma
is created, these Ritters should be used every morning b. fore
breakfast.
DR. J. BOYEE DODS’ - , i-
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS
Are composed of a pure and unadulterated Wine, combined
with Barberry, Solomon’s SeaßComfrey, Wild Cherry Tree
Bark; Spikenard, Chamomile Flowers, and Gentian. They
are manufactured by Dr. Dods himself, who is an experienced
and successful Physician, and hence should, not be classed
among the qnuck nostrums which flood the country, and
against which the Medical Profession are - so Justly pnjd
diced'. - . ■
These truly valuable Bitters have, been sor thoroughly
tested, by alt classes of the community for almost every
variety of disease incident to the human system, that they
are now deemed indispensable'as a
TONIC* MEDICINE AND A BEVERAGE.
PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE 1
It Coats hit Little! Purify the Blood\ Give
Tone to {he Stomach. r Renovate the-
System ! and Prolong Life I -
Price $1 per bottle, 6 bottles for $5.
Prepared and sold by
CHARLES WIPPiriECp & CO.,
SOLE WiUPRIEIunS,
7S' WUIU<i» Sir<“»'l, Sew York-
Fur sale by druggists and grocers' generally through
out the country.
Sept. 25,1861.—Jy. * ; .
, PUEIFT THE BLOOD.
MOFFAT’S
VEGETABLE X-I3TB * PILLS,
AND PHCBNIS BITTERS,
rpIIE high and envied celebrity which these preeminent
I Medicine!} bare acquired for their invaluable effleaty in
all the Diseases which they profess to cure, has rendered the
nsua! practice: ofpuffing not only unnecessary, but unworthy
of them. i
IN ALL CASES
of Asthma. Acute and Chronic itbematlsm, Affections of the
Bladder and Kidneys.
BILLIOUS FEVERS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
In ih« sooth and west, where these diseases prevail, they
will be found javkltiAble. Planters, formers ana others, who
once use these Medicines, will never afterwards be without
them. r ,'
RIKLIOUS COLIC. BEROS. LOOSENESS, PILES. COSTIVE.
NHSS.ICOLDS AND COUGHS. CHOLIC, CORRUPT I
, ; >j- ihjmoks; dropsies. I
- Dppepg(a*-*So person with this distressing dfsidie,should
delay using these medicines immediately, :
Eruptions of the Skin. Erysipelas, Flatulency.
, Fevcr.aud Ague, — For tois scootr© of the western country,
these medicines win be found a safe, speedy and certain-rem..
edy. Othermcdicincs leave the system subject to a return of
the disease ;a cure by these medicines is pefsaoest.
i Try them. Oe satisfied and be cored, i
' F t dness q£* omplexum — / t
GIiXKRAL DEBILITY, GOUT, GIDDINESS, GRAVEL.
Headaches rifevery kind*. Inward Fever. Inflamatory Rhema
. lmpure Blood. Jaundice. Loss of Appetite.
Mercurial Dittasu. —Never foils fa eradicate entirely nil
the effect* of Mercury, Infinitely sooner than the most- pow*
erfnl preparation of S«r*«purilla. ■ *
NIGHT SWEATS. NERVOUS DEBILITY. COMPLAINTS
(trail Kinds, URQAMO AFFECTION'S^
/Via,—;The origlu&l propria r of these, medicines wile
cured of H|es of 35 years’standing, by the use of these Life
iqedicinee ailnne.
“ PATNSin thfe bead, side, buck Joints and organs.,
affected with thU CtfrHble disease,will
be sure of relief by the Life Medicine*.
- Rush of Blood toth’e Head. Scurry, Salt Rheam.SweWings.
Scroflnlft, or King’s EvITTp worst forms. Ulcers of ev
ery (Inscription.
Worm* <ira|l kind* aro effefttarally expelled by these medl"
ctpea. Parents will dp well them whenever their existence
suspected. Belief will be certain.
’ The I*4fq PiUs an* Phomix Bitters
PURITY Tim BLOOB, ’
Aud thus remove all disease from Preparedaxd
soWby - DH. WILLIAM’S, MOFFAT, ■ - .
338 Broadway, cor, Anthony Street, New York, ;
Ter eaiebyall Druggists, 62yl
VVELLSBORO BOOK S3^pr
fTIHE subscriber, having
Jr Smith his inUrest
Business, would respeeffij#AMn«fw»|P«*» W “ l *
desire to
In
pAILIES
at He wiH-'aUo keeep on band
all the literary Weeklies, and ’
The monthly Etagazines;-
including Harper's, the Atlantic,"bodey’s, Peterson't
Knickerbocker, Ac.
Also, will be kept constantly on hand, a com .etc
repository of
CXTAESICaL, HISTORICAX,, POjrTICAk
SCHOOL “AND MISCFLLANEOt/fi BOOKS,
Bliilnk. Books, Paper naiisiugs,
SHEET. MUSIC, P[G?UItES> MJLPS, &e.
: j | ’ ‘ ‘ ’
Orders for Binding Books. The work executed to sm
any taste, and on the lowest possible terms. Partlcn.
lar attention will also be given toSPECIAE ORDERS
for any thing comprehended in the trade.
OneThiusah’d'Voldtrlei oftSoTTstost Edltieds of
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Parents, Teachers and Scholars, arc invited to cal
and.examine this largejaMortpent pf Books
in’ wßick.miy -bo iftuid hve'iything :iqjn*l i£;
Behoofs of the County.
Readers;—Sanders* entire series. Porter’s Reader,
Sergeant's, Town’s and Willson’s Readers.
Spellihq Books. —Sanders’, Websters Ac.
AnmnfETics. Greenleafs, Davie.’, Stoddard’,,
Colburn’s 4c. ,
GnAMMAßfif—Brown's, ic.
Geoorapuies. —Mitcbell’e, Warren’s, Colton’* Ac.
Davies’ Legendre, Algebra, Surveying Ao, .
Slates of all kinds frtid eitos.- ' ■ --
Copy Books, Steel Pen*.
Paper of all kinds.
Latin,‘Ofenusif, French ead-Onek ; on
band and purchased to order.
Watches, Jewelry, Picture Frames, Papet Hang
ings, Christmas Toys, Fancy Articles, Maps, Pic
tures Ac. j v’i • ! H
J!&- Alt orders promptly attended to.
Nov. 27, 1861. J.F. ROBINSON.
FOUUIDRY
| and' RIA Cil INC SHOP
{again in full blast.
EOBEjRT TOQNG, data the firm of Tabor
, Young A Co., Tioga, takes this ; method to in
form the Public that be has leased tbe
Foundry and Machine Shop,
in the yilldge oflWeUsboro, for wtermof years, and
havin-pntjit/a.gpolJ'rnnnißg pfcSpanjd to do
all kinds uf work usiiellj dene*st sucli an establish
ment, in tbe.best manner and out of the best material.
TWENTY {TEARS EXPERIENCE!
He has hjtd over twenty years’experience in tbe bu
siness and will have tbe work, enlf listed to him, done
directly under his supervision.
I No jt corh Kill be tent out half finitlted.
MILL-GEAR IN QS, PLOWS, STOVES
nnd castings of all' kinds on hand and mode to order.
May 28. 1857. ROBERT YOUNG.
REIIIOTAIi
JOSEPti; RI/BEROLLE
Ft AS removed his BOOT, SHOE, LEATHER
Xx and FINDIO STORE, from hia tate location on
Main Street, to bis Tannery at the lower end of the
village, where he wlll.be glad to wait on bis customers
nSd-lthe pulfiio tgefi#n|iy. .Competent w©tynln '*re
employed ii) tfcd Departmferit; AddVll
work warranted to be our own manufacture.
Also, ail t»nda of
ready-made boots and shoes.
constantly bn hahd. All kinds of Lenthir ahd Sbo
Findings, also constantly on hand and fur sale at low
priebs for ebah or ready pay.
HIDES and PELTS taken in exchange for Goods
at the highest marketprice. JOS. RIBEROLLE.
Wellaboro/Aug. . y "'' f
N. B, All tfioVe indebted to the Subscriber by book
accopnfc, or iotherwise, are requested to call at once
and square up. JOS. RIBEROLLE.
STOVES Aim XI MW ARE
WH.LIAHJ (ROBERTS
HAS opened a new Stove and Tin Shop in the
Storo.opnosiU he is pre
pared to fumirn his eld .mends' add customers, nod
the public generally with everytbing'in his line of
business, including
Cooking Stoves of the most approved styles; Par
lac,^Dining;Room, Audi ConJ ,Slaves.* Tinware jind
Kitchen furhibure bf-'iilr Satieties.
JK&- Qall and see our new' stock. *
Wellsboro, Fehy. 5. 1862.
GENERAL Mt CXELLA!V
HAS decided to go into winter quarters, and P. R
Williams, Agt, has decided to “ follow suit,”
und has accordingly laid in orrery large stock of New
Goods in bis line, vis:
Kerosine OU,\ L 7 LaaprOil*
Burping Fluid, ' Camphene,
Alcohol, Turpentine,
Drugs,
Patent Medicines," t - DjVStuffs,
Window Glass, Putty,
' ' Ac., Ac,, Ac,,
which will Be sold at lowest City prices during the
* P. R, JYILLIAMSfvAgt,
N. B; Confederate State-Stock*-fcnd'all' ac
counts are at discount—can't sell goods for either.
Wolisboroi, Nov. 27, 1861,
GROCEItIESAND PROVISIONS.
'I'HE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully
-i-i inform tbe citizens of WELLSBOUO and vicin
ity, that be bos leased tbe store owned by A. P. CONE,
one door east of IIOTBL, on Main Street,
where be will keep constantly on band
A LARGE ANt) WELL SELECTEE STOCK OF
Family Groceries & Provisions,
r;::c,LV6UCH -A9':; : v j
FLOUR, MEAL, AND FEED.
. : KEROSINE OIL, BURNING FLUID,
CAMFIIENE. TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c., &c.,
which be will sell cheep
f FOR CASH.
Also a large assortment of fine UK ANDIES, GINS,
WINES, OLD BYE AND-.WHKAtWHXSKEYS: he
alto M&nuf«ctfl"re» fc superior article of CORN WHIS
KEY, which he will sell to Lumbermen, Hotel Keep
era and inhere, at •
WHOLESALE,
Cheaper than any. other establishment in Northern
Penneylvadia. , J. J. EATON.
Wellaborj),.JaD. T 5, 1882.
YOUNG' HEMLOCK BARK WANTED Smooth
young bark of the grow ill be paid 25
to 40 cents poT L I 00 wejttht.'uif 'nlrta yeArsXpeel i Dg, at
the Brooklyn Tannery near Tioga^
■Fob. 12, 1862.-3 iou». u. g. JOHNSTON.
LIGHT! LIGHT!! LIGHT I!!,—A large lot of
those fine flint Chimneys for Lamps, which do
nut break from- heat. Also a. largo assortment of
lamps. also (flotof .that :Jsro)eiiHf <HI which suits
everybody, and does not explode. For sale at
! BOY’S DRUG STORE.
New wheat flour at
- 't 4 BAILEYS
F ,h *i N r l
& LIFE iKS&HAHCE foL
; ABTgyglS* ™WItASCE CDMP A “ '
. .T. Of Hartfordj Ctl—Capital “ ' iji. '
| HARTFORD.EIRE INSURANCE chiiM*
‘ ..(Japiuj, , ,«
: pltemxtiSE 'insurance
Of Hartford/Ct.'--Copi&r,
: PEOPLE'S EIRE INSURANCE
Of New York , ■ ',
NSW ENG LANA) FIRE INSURANCE
Of Hartford; Ct..,- - w .
: MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCB CO *®At»
Of New York City,—Capita! • ‘
MASSAjSOIT FIEJ3 INSURANCE 00.
■ HOMESTEAD-FIRE INSURANCE coaw^* 1
• ”'Capita!,'- •' ", “*«(?, -,
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Accumulated Capital,
- ;Iho 'subscribers are', prepared to
anrance on,the moat favorable terms j„
known and reliable Stock Companies H,T, Wp
‘ Farm buildings injured for three yeari L t<J ,,
low as any good companies.
■All losses will be, promptly adjusted and-aw ...
•office. Applications by mail will receiv»C , *’ l *i*
tontioa- .... , W». L Bl(ißin»* t '
Oct-.1i.18d2. , . C. H/THolmS?’
P. J. FARRINGTON, Surveyor. yJ3Ps OS,
. JQ HN A. ROYT^
WftshjLS BOR O f PJ^
apothjecabi
•■ > «o«atuia abb Baraii, n».. n „ **
DRUGS, MEDiCIItES AND CBEMICiu
- •' PERFUMERY SOAPS,
AS} TAIKY ARTICLES
•' BRUSS£iSt iVj^JtNISRES t
• r ‘ : -■ Otlis ANDHYB-STtJPfS,
PATENT ,Ml!fll{lsK
VIOLS' AND BOTTLES, ’
. WLSBpW-GLAIBS, POTTY,.
' ;., LAMPS, CIGARS AND TOBACCO*,
PVBfe •■WJMB9 AND BRANDi^.
■ FOR ' UEUICAL PURPOSES.
' . ALSO, .SACRAMENTAL WINE,
to bf pnfe Qrape Juice, ptspml
ptjMtly for Cpnun union purpoiu.
To Farmers.
I
We hare for eato'Farricr’e Powders uni lialmt
tbi test kind of preparations for Horses, Jfy
of tbe Powder, the appetite is improved, all dtruK
tnentsof Organs are corrected, »iiUij
softens tbe skin and givfcs to the coat a iofiuiiU.
ning appearance.'
Tho Libiment Sr Mb& fSr Stiff joints andhMMdat
all kinds in horses and cattle.
, ’, TO THB
Choice Teas~..
Pare foleratas.
Cream of Tartar :,..V
2ogri?ff'CoVbonate SodaJ
Corn Starch. ......I
Putmtgs and.
Pepper and Cinnamon.*..,
Stove Clacking... i
Prepared Clhe.^..
Brirtol Brick i
Prescriptions carefully c<
promptly answered. . I-
Every article for sale nr
Drug Store, and at the low<
Wellaboro, Hky l f 1861.;
aAWMIWIIftIL ■ C ABIJBT
jPEBB WARE BOOM.
THE Subscriber most respectfully annonneti tli
he Tula os band at' the old a tend, and fit bill
Clu ap Xot of Funillnre.
comprising in part | ,
Dressing and Common Bure*us, Secreiarxet and Sssi
Cate*, Center , Card and] Pier Tahiti, Pining #»i
Breahfasi Tahiti, Slarhle+topptdand Cim*on§ls*ii t
Cupboards, Cottage and other Bedzlead*, Stindt,S*-
f(t* and Chairs, Gilt and tiosewoci Motdiivjs'/if
Picture-Frames,
COfmtfS to Mtfer' on short i
hearse willbC'furnished ifdeaired.
N. B. Turning and Sawibg done te'order.
August' 11, 1859. | B. T. VINHOIJT.
CHARLESTON FLOORING MILL&-
WKIOHT SB BATIi’KY,
Baring secured the best mills in tie County, arei>*
prepared to do
Cutivm WoiK, Iflerehnnt Work)
and in fact everything that can be dona in Cntatry
Mills, so as to give perfect satisfaction.
flour, Ideal and fees, .
AT- WHOLESALE OB RETAIL,
ni our store in Wellsboro, ibr at the mill* CsA *f
Goods exobanged-for grainjat the market price.
All goods delivered free of charge within
ration. . . WEIGHT A BAILS*.
Wellsboro, Ifeb. 13, 1861.
FEW GOODS!
T. L. BALDWIN
( now receiving . largo anil Well Sc ected Stock S
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting in p»rt of a General Slock of
• DRY GOODS, LADIES' DRESS 600 D&
READY HADE CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
BOOTS AND SHOES, WOODEN WARE.
Ac., Ac., Ac., *•-'
All of Which will he sold -V ERY LOW M
READY PAY OSW
ALL KINDSOP COUNTRY PRODUCE
V TAKEN IN |!XCHANGE~
All persons buying GOODS for
BEAD T PA r,
Aro reipefitfhlly inriteid to coll end
the sltoce,
As they are to be'sold at'f
VERY LOW PRICES,. , ,
Tioga, Oct 16.1861. T. L. BAX.PTg^
FASHIONABLE MttIINEBT «BSf>
MAIN ST., WEILSBORO.
.Tl/TBS PAULINE SMX]TH has just parch** 3W
JJKL _ BALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Consisting of Strips of jail hinds. P'tnkjLi**
Bloomer- Hals, Flowers, VhlvaU, Silk* of «“,
and la fact " |
ALL KINDS OF TRIMMINGS.
She solicitsa oallfrom the ladles of Wellshoro
•floinityi fooling confident that •«
; - HER GOODS WILL pAR INSPECTION* _
rgnd compare favorably With those of any
meat in the county in regard to price.
J&h pfiAClilN'G' AN& PRESSING «*«•»
superior manDtfr. I
at the residence of C. Willie* l )
shoo. 8. Iloiel, up-stairs. “
Oot. 2,1861. - 1 -
\\TOOh ! WOOL !— -Tha hipest
" W price paid for Wdol ot the CO.'
PUBLIC
Sods Craekan,
Marking Ink.
Waiting Paper—J calon,
Pena .nd Envdaper. ....
Black and Yello* 6 Erf.
Indigo, Cndbar, uiiß
articles for coliri»j_„
Botalea'for prti. fniit„,„
Violin t Base Viol ibup
Trusses t Shoulder ktv».
sdmpoonded, and all otiai
raally, sold in a int tlui
rest market pricaa. -