THE RED, WHjTE , flitj!/‘ ‘ ’
V. "■ " AIR—" Gnta.Tref £3 \ * ; -o
•V-* ’* - ..'o. '’.a'li; i
Tnm thebnola- af IhoPotumno ait »s»y.‘jtpgtaoib.
Hasmarcbed down to Yorktuwnabf ,»||«Blhe(Eati«nd;.
McClellan tbofr prond li to .'subdue;;
W*trill conquer ordie'htalhtll Bed/Whiteapd
BiM. A : V -J. o'U /jp- A'Aa f ■/’ a..!
Chtnti^Bvif* fipreaftdthe'TJ ptr’Re'rtf (tag--i
■ ' ' -‘t - ;»r:V/ .aa.r;; j ■
Thb JLebeUat.Riphmwidloolcing 1 i«.d#to3,
McClellan la marching to humble t! iir prictej . •
With ehot, /bayegets too,
H«iriU^yibamth«timeoflfiaw itp^itonndßine.
#Ap«tsl-TfOnwal b'ufi»d't£ttie'p Tre’M troo *cu
We met tbepi pt Pittsburg, where,'{ttragh they fought
■' , bard/ . - ■
They could,nob savedohnson; wbili rrp& Beauregard
With bis Southern Chivalry double' pilch flew, - '}'■
When, the Yankees came on with'tb ) { sed; White eho-
Bine,
Cion« t —Huzza 1 huzza! to.the Utf biS wo’reirup £r.
Beceaaia already looks sad and fork a, • .
In that part of ■* Dixie” where treason was born;..
While Bjtntsr ; the Palmetto State-wi I sbbdua,
We’U either onr cotton 'neath' the .lied. White.and
’ ' * Blue. •' _ 1 . >1 “ 11,, ,' , ; ,
Chin Huzza 1 huzza! to the Uniinrt e'r e true 46,
Its too bad that the Rebels are was ing .their lands,
WhUe the Yankees run off with black 'chntra
• bands.; ...! .
Uncle Sam will confiscate both land'and blacks tod,
If the traitors don’t yield to the arid'Blue.
{thorn, —Huzza! huzza! to the TJn’iin' we’re true do-
Then hail WHoClellan! The peepii l fbaftisec, I
HoWjthe Union boys wbipont-M*gr4lpr and bee ; ■
Where Washington conquered, McCiefjao wU) too; o ,
Secession surrenders, UpthC-ROd,‘Wl US'and Bine. •
.Chorus. —Huzza.' huzza! totheCn, ihi we're trup, ;
We'll cheerfully die-fop th Red, Wbite«hdi
Blue.- . f; •!? to.-,.-., j
Caxt HaiiU'Toji^Vao;May -M. D.' B. i
A Woddinjj iq (gr York.
. -' — '(i- aj ■ ; ,
Chancing to visit the office q|J|t|Jermah —,
tfew years since, we wioa66gp<|; an hymeoial
■ceremony that will bear natritliigl ,
The bridegroom, was a weiy'bi coun
tryman, it perfect picture of' g( ii nature, \btit
lo tall tlyit in entering the pf_rt Ja of the office'
an involuntary obeisance while!
the artificial hollyhock on the of tW
bride’s bonnet just touched th fa elbow of her:
expected lord. Their entrancC lwas preceded'
by an urchin with dilapidatediljarmenta who
claimed and received three poppas as hie fee
for guiding them to the spot:. I: -,
“ What can I do for yon; tjiy '.'Mod friends?”
"Asked the urbane Alderma|, alff'in utter ig
norance of the object of “ Pray'
be seated, madam.” . ' '! . '*
** Weil; Squire,” answered th|| groom,
a complacent glance at the fija-jree breastpin
that fastened a dashing ribbor, ground tbs" la
dy's neck, “old Mrs. Petti bone'.‘down to Lynn J
—you’ve hear’n tell'About • -
“ Well-, really, I think—l iclrdljr know—l
guess not.” . 2 ',l
“Not heard tell of her! w% she makes"
about the best punkin sassyou’evfsr put in your
stumniik, I reckon ; slips dewrlielas sleek ns;
n greased cat crawlin’ throu£h * jint of stove’
pipe.” ■ ri
“Very happy to introdoce.l to her, sir;
but don’t let me interrupt yo ,; t ; - Pray pro
. ceed.” 1 . ,• 4 ’
Jes’ so,' jes’ so. Well old I&. Pettibone
gin me Diantha, here to get spl3|ed to. She’s
a widder woman, and bid Ilefl'on Pettibone
made ropes of money in the peg business!
■when he was alive and !• la;nrt, the business'
with him;‘so yewdiskivertbat'ifU’rally I
the gal, and the old lady gin eiineiebt l so ef
you’ll pronounce the cerembnjf'ths money’s!
ready.” , ■; ;
"So you wish to be married, ..es ?” queried'
the Alderman,Willing 'toApttlfl-’iimeni’sj
leisure in conversation. “Mivi'lJaßtatatOffikki
. -what induced you to breftkthl Bugfia bacTfelurs;
“Sartin, ''Squire; Roftin. "jpu; ee il’e nigral. 1
Who ever beard teil of a IjaohSloi iCbippin’ bird]
or (i babhelpr bub-o-link? \ f reckon nobody
has. And then ain’t douWin?;kj!adar nat’ral?;
Ain’t double roses and double turnin’ glories
and double pineye the pooliesj, at id don’t every
body like, ’em better than ? The
on it is, nater teaches it. -Squinv
clear through the program miy, beginning with
the robina and leaving off with she apple blos
eoms,” • | Vt ■ ‘
•* Very true, my good sir
,'wr
cal view of the subject. litdy;)
Ami you, madam, have you give _i''this subject'
the attention it. merits ?” • _
“ Never mind heir, 'Skjnire, jes oletme settle
that air business; taint no kindeutjae to trouble
your bowels about Diantha. J*st yqh'feteh
out your books and fire away.’* -
• The ceremony was,simp per J prated. Oar'
“Reform” Alderman Ifas carried improvement
even into that department of hia .luties—arid a
two dollar bill was doty placed I ihisfftUm by
the newly made husband. Aftf ,he had cun-'
gratulated the pair, and wished success,;
Jonathan .exclaimed, . 1.
' “ ’Squire, you’re a regular triipip, yriu are;i
and if you ever come „to Xynn yij’ij’ll ’find a’
.Btoppin’ place,with me and it, rou|iu' y welcome.;
But, 'Squire,” ,pnd Jonathan Tiioe'tinuslyin-,
serted his fore-finger into ihf region of the ‘AI-.
dermanVtibs, “ I’m .dope Xith dat-horse bed-:
tkads, I am.' Gnod-bve, 'Squire !” r
J 0 Albeckv .. .
J Ilurisuck, 14 7 00' John Bailey 4 Co. 13 10 00
~, , , N Uootß, 34 TOO'M M Converse, 34 7Ou
A Sharp ANSVBR.-rlßero wfts .ft physician p Wilcox, 7oo|WKCone, u 700
in the neighborhood of Fjanjtlin, where smith, u 7“
Dr. Emmons preached fori seventy-one»years, s Hartman grocer 14 v oo.J B lijm-n, 14/700
who was oorrapting the minds of men by his umamui. l4 700
Pantheism. The .physician being called to a iT.Sff it in m D v Mil,er srocer it 700
, . . .. . r ~ , v , >?-. -• Gem ge Abbott 13 10 00 r m RnlUrri “ M too
eick family in the Franklin pangjv met the , Bemri .
Franklin minister "at the house of affliction.— „ D 'blf™, John JEmri. “-14 700
_ . _ I • - ' , rarKnnm. drug* 14 700 Wmlpv Pitts *«>.
It was no place for a diHpn|te. It was ho place w ottmer, drags, u 700 jnehons* u 700
for an unbecoming familiarity with, the minuter, j Jdlmil’K'SS 1 - 4 - 7 “ n W miSiani™?’u iffi
It was bo place fur a physician to inquire inti .',OOB, 14 700 ;^ R XTtB;hard. I
the age ot the minister, especially with any urosr ’ grocery u too ware. u 7|oo
• • r , . \ a \ - lavteexcb. fred Wright, flour
intent of entangling hurt in a debtkteUnd, above ■ Tu bb B ,Guile 4Co 14. .-700 u 700
all, where the,querist was too vielismtry for any 1 kiddiebdet.' • J F binson >xwk«, j ,
logical dismission. But. the abrupt question'of S Bennett 4 Son 14 700 O. Bullard Grocer, 14 Too
the pantheist .was; ‘ - .•'V'J I Notice is hereby given that an appeal will be held at the
<1 Mr Rmmnna hnw old are non I” Commlerionei»\o«.Jgwa#«i|*'pO» 13th day of June
Jar. ammons, n 0" otu are you T; I nert.anrl at my office 111 lliddlebnry until thelStbday of June
Sixty, how old are -you?” came I l , uxt ' :U whieil time and pbco all persons aggrieved by tbe
, J I foregoing appraisement, will be heard, and soch abatements
me quiet reply. ; . - - • r . made as are deau*|proo» amii«6,ei*£E > c(soiis failing'
“As old as the creation, B|r,"JveaB the tri- aqwWfWoasiW plagSfrfttf-be S&red from ma*
. , ~.1. V 3 . i • king any defence before me. JEHOMK B. NILES. 1
Otapbant response. :j-r- '‘,.7; ry-) ;. , Mercantile Appraiser. ■
“ Theq jcd atp bf Wtll Adam ■ Attention is called to, an.-.apt amendatory of the
and Eye V’ '• • ■ , license laws uf.ybii'-fetntevnpproied 11th April 1862 .-
" Certainly—l WMtnthekafdeh; When they ■ ® ICTIO , N 3 ; That il shal > be > he duty of every city
. * u * UD 6 u *" ou ' -5 and county trensnrer to sue for the recovery of all
wor8 ;, , ■ 7 1':'"'.-;- lioepfea.duly retained to.himvhy the meroaßriJe-aji
“ I hato always heard there waa s4bWf‘ er * T»nuserß/if on or'hefore theiiMVdfty or July,
son in the garden with thetrtbbut J iiever knew : * n eacll a “d *™y year, within ten days' »ner that
before ihntit wo* i/nu ; s ' date; and said treasurer shall iof he dleeharged from
wtt yw, _ | g I any such license, unless he brings suit to recover the
_ -?he pantheist did notfullSw up the discos- same, mthl n; said dale, an d -presiesrtf e same lo jodg.
Eiop,. ■ ,1 7 - I ment and execution as soon thereafter as practicable,
f ■ w : i ' j end-pays the ampuntof ajl auc) licenses received by
Sir John Trevor, who'for ilonte Ecisdemeatwr ' him into'ihvSlaie trensury, oh or beforo the firat d^y
had been expelled from the l{..twe t# Commons.'
, r > . . . nr..; , 1 • slons on each licenses, unless be makes payment'!*'
one day meetu.g- with Artdibishoj Ttll.itson, aforesaid:”.;/ : T i»;*, f “
churchman!"* | Amll/’ replied FLlfiSl—Fly-Stone, or
the good buhop, •• Bate to sfe. a ; ia any or
. j.aiakt ■ re:;::
s ilu 1
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* , T l U® v DEBATES -OF COSOBtBS£»
Being a Political History of the United States, from the or
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The work will be'Co Depleted In 16 toyal octavo volumes of
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form a club of four,; and remit the price of four-hooks
and five copies will be sent at the remitter’s expense for car
*f>scribera, Wm copies will
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Agents. An Aornt Wanieb in this County. Terms made
known on application^to the Publishers. [Jan. ll t *62.
GROCERIES A»IT PROVISIONS.
rj T HE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully
A inform the citizens of WELLSBOBO and vicin
ity, that he has leased pwned by A. P. CONE,
one door cast of FARR’S HOTEL, 1 on Main Street,
where he will keep constantly od hand
A LABOEANB WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
,- f ,...
(.xz-eWi »ttS sSIlfUs ,g 'kf q
FLOUR, MEAL, AND FEED, ;
KEROSINE OIL, BURNING FLUID,
CAMPIIENE, TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c., &o„,
which he will sellcheep
FOR CASH.
Also a large assortment of fine BRANDIES, GTNS,'
WINES, OLD WE AND WHEAT WHISKEYS; be
also Manufactures a Superior article'©! CORN WHIS*
KEY, which he will sell to Lumbermen, Hotel Keep
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• _ WHOLESALE . v
Pennsylvania. " J. EATON,” 1
• Wellsboro, Jan. 15, 1862, \
Mansfield classical seminary
TIOGA CO., PA.
The Spring Term of this Institution will commence
March 13th, 1862, and continue thirteen weeks.
E. WILDMAN, A. ........ Prixcipal. ,
Mrs. H. P. K. VEuA2kk...s«l.....Preceptress.
Miss E: A. Chase Music Teacher.
Mr. Isaac Sticksev Penmanship;
EXPENSES. 14
Tuiti®, Reyn B«) 4. Psejqnd Bojrd p,* Tenk,
Un Common English - - - $2B 50
Tuition from - - - $2 50 to $6 00
The success of the school during these times when
the country’s need.demands the services of every
able-bodied young than,has been beyond the expecta
tions of the most sanguine of its friends. The de
partment of Penmanship is very popular. Prof.
Stickcpy'i»'& toaster of hia profession. . We. ore most
bappfAd say |btt hehas been prevailed upon tp re
main with us.| Besides the daily instructions that he
gives, Professor Stickney instructions to
those desiring it for a reasonable,compensation,
Those desiring to teach during the summer will
bo admitted for half or two thirds the terra, others for
..full term only. Board in .the UpM at $1 50 per week.
Rooms for self-boarding can be rented in the village.
. AM kinds of produce tpken in payment for tuition
and Unnrd at market prices*
' Feb 26. 1861.
mercantile Appraisement.
■JOB
• O A 'Vlasi.-
' BLOSS.
Gnlick A Th.vloi, 14 , 700
John James Aion, ,J IK
James Gernoi# J
A G Evans, 14 7 00
D. C. A M. Canfield 14 7 00
U 0 ilollernn, cat'g
house k grocery, 14 7 00,
Stephen Bowen gr 0.14 TOO
J P Monell grocer, 14 7 00
Benonl r 7 00
Snb«t,sVr'^-'^
II S Brown march 14* 700
COVINGTON BORO. s
T Putnam & Hon," 14 ' 700
S S Packard 14 V'OO
J C Bennett grocer 14 7 00
G F Baker, grocer -14 700
philoaopbi-
DEERFIELD.
Jere Stoddard, : - "14 - ? J 7OO
G H Watt* grocer J 4" 700
J S Cole k Co.
J O Parkhurat 14 -■ 700
01> kJ C Parkh’rst M' * 700
H Merit,
S X BilUngSj U 700
JACXSOS.'
Hector L Miller, 14 7 00
OB.Wells, 14 7 00
L B Reynolds, 14 7 00
lienry-Sfieley, r - U- 700
John (I6edsjfe6d,l- 44 X T 00
A A, J-I)carman, 14 7 00
Victor C»»e, 14 700
Jli stubba, 14 700
Markham k Roberta, «-
hardware, 14 7 00
Sami May, grocer 14 700
. MattUon & Butler
eating 14 .7 00
‘T*.
TO A OEIfTS.
Fp^ : YEAR,IB62.
51 ■' Vlast}- ?(*x.
- MANSFIELD.
W W Tubbs, 14 700
safe.. u 7 00 :
drugs, 14 j 7 00;
EW Pbolps,grocer 14 '7 00
ll M Holden, 14 l 7 00
. „ MAINBBDRO. *
AJk E R Webster 14 7 OOi
Fox A Witter 14 700
J E Robinson 14 7 00 ;
R£> • ’h 14 7 00
££obblnsJr.aHfem 700
CHATHAM.
Seely k Lngg, mer
chan e and med 14 700
A Looey 14 ‘ 7UO
P Crandall A Bros 14 700
HOBosworjh,- .14 TOO
B Crandall grocer ill 700
DELMAR.
A Holmes
14 7 00
ELKLASD BORO.
CL Strait 14 700
.M’Lafferty A Pqr- 1
gersou,
FARMINGTON.
TIOGA. ,
A Sly, 14 7 00
Byrun Clark, 14 7 00
Boyce A Johnston, 14 700
aF*lr4Wel!*, 14 TOO
Alvord A Jniith, 14 ~*7 00
P S Tuttle, 14 700
Tbos L Baldwin, 13 10 00
T McCullotu grocer 14 700
M K Reran grocer 14 700
WpT Ut»H f-, H, 7ou
Jaxse» Kelley. : *l* 700
U U Bordemdruge 14 700
£ WARD.
X) S Magee, 14 700
14 7 00
GAINES.
KNOXVILLE BORO.
R Krnsen A Co. 14 700
Chas Uoodspeed, 14 700
l4 7 00
.jlßB.AgfgCU.fg gUTOY 'BOBB 1 .
•kv 'JI
An liiciiftitieii le k«n«
LOWELL; «f* Set
■i-'y-l %fe» ®f Acrtint*,¥4«ior of LoWttriTraatirt
John T&iilflff .‘Gomtgereiir ACeotmtatft, iPrnfWSdiol
PrtetVal Mdthfftwttiai -'
A;'J". Warner, ProfessorofPrnOtieal-'aWi OTSaiirtStal
■PdnmaSship, CommcrdalCalouUtioißSj'hkd' Cutes
-■pontfehco. : - - : e-.-j 5-.:, ■ :•■_
3. J. Ctfrfls, Assistant Teather in the Baok-k«plߣ
-Department. ■ ' ~ ' f ■■'••_-•■;• ■■.
Ceo.-'P. ilowo, Teach Wbf Ornamental Pehinanship;’
> ;-•■ .•!■*.<:.
Hon.'Daniel S. Dickinson. LL. D.vJheo -Com
merciat Law ana Potitical 'Economy.3" !'
Hon.Rinsdm fialdonr.Eectarer on Conbnqts; Premia
sdry Notes.andßills of Exchange.
Hev. Dr.E. Andrews, on Coinmertiol Ethica.
Stndentsican enter at any time; no vacation; GCtad
nates are presented with an elegantly engraved Hi.
ploma, Usual time,required to complete full com
mercial coatee from Bto 12 weeks. Every student is
gusraoteedto be competent to take ch»rge ,of the
hooks of any bnsiness firm, and qualified, to earn a
salary from $BOO to $1,500 per annnm. lAssistance
rendered to graduates in obtaining sltaatimis.. Board
$2 to s2ioo per week, 1 i '
jfcß* Bor particulars send tor circular, enclosing
stamp. , i
April 9, J862.-ly.,„ T .
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.“Tbejtreatieos in.this rolnme, are upon .sntyeots of
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Price $3. Sent to any address. Unlike any other
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Tq, Farmers and.Dairjm^
FILER'S BUTTER- WORKING
IS pronnunctfd by Farmers and Dairymen id New
England, and by all in ibis State- who have tested
it fairly, to be the best churn now in use.'
This churn took the premium at the County Fair
heldin Wellsboro’ r iwo years ago. and we bav© the
mimes of many reliable farmers in this County nml
ancT adjoining ones, wbo..qffer.,th©lr testimony in its
favor, and in fuct would not bo without one.
E. WILDMAN.
Tbe ohurn is simple in He construction. less liable
to get out- I *?' repair- than any other,-ai*d *ie gold at
lose prices than most patent cburna.with equal ca
pacity and far legs merits. We manufacture /bur size*
respectively, No. 2,3, 4,5, price sf,oo, v ss;oo, $6,00,
$7,00. All orders wi£l ; bepromptly
Town and County rights for sale at reasonable rates.
AI nitfnfa oh thtepdteiUciiiU be pros
ecuted forthwith.'
Allofildrs mbstbeaddressed lo ti* proprietors for
Penn. -R. C..£ H. G. BAILEY.
Tioga, April 2,1862.
IS dow receiving and intends;keeping constantly
on band, a large assortment of »
DRY GOODS, .
- , GROCERIES,
. r ~.- ’ >. , '! ’ f vv-tf *, * 4- » r - >*
NELSON.
OSCEOLA.
BHIPPEN.
v . . - 44e.,fter; f
wbtchhh Will sell
cost upon which a man can, live.
- . ' . GALfrANJ): SEE. . r
Wo Charge for Showing Goods.
Lawrenceville, March 26, 1862.
14 7 00
RUTLAND.
14 7 00
W£LLSBORO’ ACADEMY.
MAHINDS N. ALLEN. A. VLt - - Principal
assisted by a corps of competent teachers.
The Spring Term will commence .on the 24th of
March, 1862,
Tuition for term of fourteen weeke, from $2.50 to
$6.00.
f&ir A Teaches 1 Class will also bo formed.
I3y order of Trustees,
J. P DONALDSON, Preft.
Wellshoro, Nov. 27, 1861.
WESTFIELD.
WELLBBORO,
SPRING I PA^SHIGISrS.
So P. QUICK,\ MATTER,
Ho. 13$ Walter Street, Elmira,
keeps constantly on band a general assortment of
FASHION SILK AND CASSIMERE BATS>
Also all kinds of Soft Hats and CnpgfYors for Ladies,
Ac. Hats made to order. Cell and leave your meas
ure, and then you can have a Hat to fit you. Prices
to suit the times. Quality warranted,
Elmira, March 19, 1862.
EXECUTOR’S NOTlCE.—Letters testamentary 1
having been granted (0 the subscriber, on the
estate -of JacobPrntaman.Ute. of; Tioga township,
dec’d., notice is hereby given to those indebted to
make immediate paymen-.andthesehaTing claims to
present them properly authenticated for settlement to
J)AVI|)L;AIKIN. i-
JOHN W. GUERNSEY.
Tioga, May 14, 1882. ■ '
ATEW COOPER SHOP.—Tb* undersigned
respectfully informs the. oitiransOf Weilsboro
and vicinity, that be has opened a CQOPBR-SHOP
opposite ~
CBOWL'S WAGON SHOP,
and is ready to do all manner of work prompt and to
order,from or gallon keg tti'a' fifty barrel tab/' Re
pairing also done on short notice. . ‘ 0." F. EliilS. :
Wollfihoro,May’B,lB6U'
Y" OUNG HEMLOOKUaRK WANTED.—Smooth
young bark of the first growthpwillbe paid 25
to-4fl cmt»-peT l«»-»reight,-of thh -years Reeling, at
the Brooklyn Tannery «#ar Hoga.
- Feh.T», tBa2.-*3mug.. - HvS. JOHNSTON;
Light { Light i i lightiu—A’ large tot of
those fine flint Chimneys for Lamps, which do
not break from heat. Also a large assortment of
.lamps, slsoa lot of that Petroleum Oil which gaits
evetybody, »Bddees not exploded Foreale-at - . i
ROY’S BaUGdSTOitfi.
Tall of Kins; Cuflon,
, . B. GEEK, AGENT, : k
CROCKERY, ,
HAED-WARB,
Wellsboro*, Tioga County, Penna.
..TO THE fIOPLE ...
OF '.STATES!!
In the month* of December, ll>ss,tbe .np&.tkl for the
first time offered for sale to' the public Ur! df. Bovec
Soda’ IrfOTpiiLWDießHfert. Ab'f *>, thU short.
period they; have given linch' dnivtrtal'estirftction to the
many oTiSirteße w'Ki havatried'tirem thatit Is now
an established artlcfo.' TheAinonnt oflßdiiy and nents;
misery arislaa-einpjy hen aneglyct of smaU.conpisints is
eurprißngknctlt ifthcWbrOM the nlAost -importance that
a strict attention tCQltfia<«|t»ll*moft»rpngbodily ailment
DIUJ. DODB’
from all who haWnot-nsed them! We cballetiEO tho world
to wjoals— \ L t-1 ’ - .'!■ t* ■
These Bitters for the core -of Weak Stomachs. General
Debility, and for.4 > uds'iDg#od Enriching the -Woody art
ahy plher remßiy «b earth. To
is only jmo3fe |; the trial.
Tha‘wine itself ia of a’ one-tblni
stronger Artaoßier wines; warming:■and .inTjgorating the-
the head to tba fttt.i Aa these Bitters are
fohK ami.fiJtNative in their character, so they Strengthen
and invigomto thewhole'system and giro a fine tone and,
removing obstructions, and' producing a general warmth
TKey an* alsV excellent for Diseases an 3 WeaksesA peculiar
aTonfc > 9 required to
ini the system. No. Lady, who ta subject to
lassitude and faintness, should be without them, as they are
reTivlhglhelr actldh.
iTHESE BITTERS
WfflTßfft only CnPe, DUaaie,
and in thli respect are doubly valhable to tbrperson who
taky them. •
INCIPIENT COKSUMTTION,
Weak LadgjVlhdlgeitlon.'Xlystiepjli.DiseesMiof the Nervous
.System, Parefysiß, ftfee, and for all cases requiring a Tonic'
- Dr.-Bods* Celebrated Wine Bitters -
ARE DNSUBPASSED!
For Sort ifh'rofttj'so common among the Clergy, they are
truly valnabW. -
For the aged and infirm, and for persons of a weak con
stitution—for Minister* of the Gospel, Lawyers, and all pub
Uo ipwiker&J-for Book-Keepers, Tailors. Seamstresses, Sto
dents. Artists, and all person's leading a sedentary life, they
willpnwejtraly beneficial. v ,
As a Beverage, they are wholesome, Innocent, and delicious
to the tests. | They produce all the. exhilarating effects of
Brandy without intoxicating; and are a valuable
remedy for persons addicted to the use of excessive strong
drink, on cl who wish t<? refrain from it. They are pure and
entirely free from the poisons contained in the adulterated
Wines and liquors with which the country 1« flooded.
Thtaeßl«|rs not only, CDIU3 but PREVENT Dineaae. and
should bj all whollToin a country where the water
IS bad, or.where Chills and Fcrers are prevalent. Being
entirely ihnciceut and harmless, they may be given freely to
Children anillnfanta with Impunity.
rnysiaiaiis.Gk’rgTnißß,. and >temperance adroeates, as an
act* M humanity, 'shouM'aSafaf'to'-spreading these truly
valuable BJTtTEIIS over tlie land, and thereby essentially aid
in tmiiishiilgllrnufcenncss and Disease.
In all Affections of tbe Bead, Sick Bead,
echo, . Nervous .Headache, fir. Sods 1
Imperial'Wine Bitterswill be found to
be most Salutary and efficacious*
FE MALES.
The many certificates which-have been tendered us. and
tbe letters which we are daily receiving.areconclusive proo
tluit among tiU© womfiLthe&pßMitera have a «ati«fnc
tlon which Uff others h£ve done-before. *NsV<rm»n In the
ami should bo without them, and those who once use them
will not fall to keep a supply.
DR. J. BOYCE DODS’
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS
Are prepared by an eminent and skillful physician who has
□sod them successfully in his practice for the last twenty-five
years. The pmpifetor, before purchasing tbe exclusive right
to manufacture and sell Dr. J. Bovoe Doda" Celebrated Im
perial Wiuo Bitters, had them tested by two distinguished
medical practitioners who pronounced them a valuable
remedy for disease.
Although the medical men ot the country, os a general
thing disapprove of Patent Mrf&faiesryet wo do*not believe
thata respectable Physician can be found in the United
States, acquainted with their medical properties, who will
not highly approve DK. J. BOVEE BODS’ IMPERIAL WINE
bitte«6|' | ;. *5 |-T r. T ~
I null newly settled places,'w%et‘e {fibre’tt'aTways A large
quantity of decaying simber from which a poisonous miasma
is created, these Bitters should be used every morning b fore
1 '
| DR. J. BOYEE DODS*
HTPERIAI 1I WE (BATTERS
Are composedlbf a pure and unadulterated Wine, combined
with Barberry, Solomon’s Seal, Comtrcy, Wild Cherry Tree
Bark; s-pikennrd, Chamomile jPfoWßfs, afid Gentian. They
are manufactured by Dr. Bods himself, who lean experienced
and successful Physician, and hence should not be dossed
among the qtmek vthlch floc^tlio ‘country, and
against wfacTr ; tEi0 7 ieBlcaV’ afe so lastly prtju
diced.
These truly yolnftbje Bitters |iavo been.so thoroughly
tested by alfiefMsWPbf-the commuhity l for almost eyery
variety of disease incident to the human system, that they
are now deemed indispensable as a ,
TONIC, MEDICINE AND A BEVERAGE.
PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!
It Costs but Little! Purify the Blood ! Give
Tone to the Stomach! Renovate the
'System! and Prolong Life!
Price $1 per bottle, 6 bottles for $5.
Prepaid and .old by
CHARLES WZDOiriELD & CO.,
1 SOLE-PKOPHIETOHS, '
,T 8 WIH Own jStr»(c), Sew I«rK.
For Ealejby druggists and grocers generally tfaroogb
out the counfry. ' ‘
gept.'JS, 18611—ly. • 1 ' - •
PURIFY TBE BLOOP.
! N MOFFAT'S
vsiqe’x'a.bxJb life ftt.t.s.
AND PHCENIX, 'BXTTEHS.
THE high an* envied celebrity-which-these pre-eminem
Medicines have acquired tor their invaluable efficacy lu
all the DiseasesVhich they profess to-cure, has rendered the
•tuna) practiceof puffing not only unnecessary, hut unworthy
of them. ’ k :.
■ IN ALL CASES
of Asthma. Acute and Chronic Bhematlsm, Affections ef the
Bladder and Kidneys.
BILLIOUB.FEVERS AND LITER COMPLAINTS.
In th« south and west, where those diseases premil, they
will he found hivalnable. Planter#,fanners and others, jvho
once-use these Medicines, will never afterwards be without
them. 1
BIFUOUS.COUC-BEROS. looseness, PILES, COSTIVE
NESS,COLDS ANDCODOU3. CHOLIC,CORRUPT
' HUMORS, DROPSIES
Dytptptia, —No person with this distressing disease, should
delay using l ibete medicine* Immediately.
JEniptlons of the Skin. Erysipelas. Flatulency.'
—’-ffeeerawd Foreot* scourge oP-*b»-wea terncountry,
these mrdicines wilVbafoaQdja and certain rem
edy. Otbef medicines leave fFfe syslom subject to a return ol
the dbd£set a'dtj re by tbes# medjeftaefl ispertnanefct. '*
■fry"them. Eeentlsßed and be cured.
jflultietscf* optplexim-~
GENERAL DEBILITY, GOUT, GIDDINESS, GRAVEL,
Headaches ofevery fcjpd.lnwnnFPerrr.' Inflaroatory Kbema
tt«m, Imptar* Blood, Jadodtce, Loan Of Appetite.
•Jitmthal THmaiO* rfrerer fail* to eradicate entirely nil
theoffiftcuofjMercary.iofinltely soonertijan the most pow-
of Sarsaparilla.' . ;
NIGHT ■ Sff B*tS. NERyonS ’DEBIr.TTT, .COMPLAINTS
ol all kinds, ORGANIC AFFECTIONS.- >
“* "pfZeK—Tße ’#rbprfefc irVpf, % fbwo -mad feinies ‘ wa a
cared of Hlel drWV^m’ these Life
aodldaW ajonel - ‘ ,
VAlNSin.theEiead, side, hack Joints and organs.
- affected with'tbi* terrible disease,will
basare tof WJfefby tbeUfe Medicine*.
Bash offliDol to (tt* Heady &mr.T7J*it)fc‘Rb«uin.SwelUsgB«
v r #oroflul*. or flag’s Evil in lU worst form*, Clcen of ev
ery description, i ~ \ " , 1
Worms of aUtundsjira eflbcttminrexpelled by these medi
dnetV -yarenta wHI do weß^them 1 whenever their existence
suspected. Belief will be certain. '*
The Life PUI» a»4 Pbontix Bitten
, PUBIH'y ,THB BLOOD, , ,
And thn» rvmort «Q disca* from the systdm. Rrepertd and
sold by Dlt-WILLIAM B.MOmi,
. S36Broadway,cor. Anthony Street, New York.
■ -for sale by altDmgglsts. 62y1. .
WELLSBGRO BOOK STOREI
IBS sobfcribhr, having pnrchtshd; eff Wm. H
Smith his, interest in .the Book amd -Statiooeiy
business, would respectfully inform the public.of bis
desire to keep' ,
it.' CIENEHAIi NEW'S. RO'OSSff
; and book store,
ifhewke will fhroish', ■ j ■
"■ ATTHE OtD StiJfD,
in'the. Post Office Building, (or by malljiai
' TMti Mir TQ^ S K, PAJtIES
all the j ' ‘
Tbe HdatUy BEagatdnbs,
Including Harper’s, the AUnntio, flodpy’s t Eeterspn’»
Knickerbocker, Continental Ac*. Ac. ,
oinr hand,-.* com ,eta
repository of - ■ ‘r - •
CtASSICAt, fiISDORtCAt. POE*nCAI,
SCHOOLMANS 'SiISCELIANEbtiS' BOpKSi '
Blank Bi><sk«, BuiSlngij
SHEET UVSIf), PICTURES, S&PS, Se.'-' ''
Orderi for binding Books. Tho. work executed tosui
any taste, and oh the lowest possible terms. PaHicq-
Inr attention will alsobe given toSPECIAL OKBEKS
for any thing comprehended in the trade-
One Thousand Volumes of the LatestEditioDß of
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Parents, Teachers and Scholars, are inviled to eal
and examine this large assortment of School Books
in which may be found everything in nse in the
schools of the'County. ;
Readers. —Sander, entire aeries, Porter’* Reader,
Sargeant’s, Town's and Willson's Readers.
Spelling Rooks. —Sanders', Webster* Ac.
Arithmetics. Greenleafs, Davies', Stoddard’s,
Colburn's Ac.
oBAMHARB.— Brown’s, Kenyon’s, Smith’s Ac.
Geographies.— Mitohell’s, Warren’s, Colton’s Ac.
Davies’ Legendre, Algebra, Surveying Ao,
Slates of ail kinds and sires.
Copy Books, Steel Pens. |i
Paper of all kinds. * (l
Latin, German, French and Greek Text Books; op
hand and purchased to order. |1
Watches, Jewelry, Picture Frames, Papei Hang
ingsi Christmas Toys, Fancy Articles, Maps, Pic
tares' Ac. *,i
All orders promptly attended to.
Wellsboro, Nov. 27, 1861. J. F, ROBINSON,
RfenOYAL.
JOSEPH. RIBEROLLE
HAS removed hrs BOOT, SHOE. LEATHER
and FINDIG STORE, from his late location on
Mrtip Street, to his Tannery at the lower end of tbe
village, where be will be glad to wait on bis customers
and th© public generally’. Competent workmen are
employed in the Manufacturing Department, and all
work warranted to be our own manufacture.
Also, all kinds of
READY-MADE BOOTS AND SHOES.
constantly on band. All kinds of Leather and Sbo
Findings, also constantly on band and for sale at low
prices for cash or ready pay. i
HIDES and PELTS taken in exchange for Goods
at the highest market price. JOE. RIBEROLLE.
Wellsboro, Aug. 14, 1861. /
N. B. All those indebted to .the- subscriber by book
account, or otherwise, are requested to call at once
and square .up. JOJ3. RIBEROLLE.
STOVES AMD TIM WARE.
WILLIAM ROBERTS
HAS opened a new Stove and Tin Shop in
Store opposite Rov'd Building, where be is pre*~
pared to furnbb his oldjfriends and customers, and
the public generally with everything in his line ol
business, including- j;
Cooking Stoves of the most approved styles; Par
lor. Dining. Room, and Coal Stoves; Tinware and
Kitchen furniture of all varieties, (
fISF* Call and see our new stock.
1 Wellsboro, Feby. 5. 1862.
, GENERAL MrCLELLAX
HAS decided to go into winter 1 qanrtere, end P. R
Williams,.AgL, has decided to “follow suit,”
and has accordingly laid in a veryliirge stock of New
Goods in his-line, vise r
Kerosine Oil, I; Lamp Oil,
Burning Flui;!, Campheno,
Alcohol, Turpentine,
Drugs,
Patent Medicines, , Dye Stuffs,
Window Glass, ' Putty,
Ac,. Ac,. Ac, i
which will be sold at lowest city prices during the
war. P. R. WILLIAMS, Agt.
N. B. Confederate State Stacks and-all bnokao
connis are at discount—can't sell goods for dither.
Wellshoro, Nov. 27, 1861., , ,
WELLSBORO FOUNDRY
ANDM.4CIIINE SHOP
AGAIN IN EDLLj BLAST.
ROBERT YOUNG, laiaoiftho firm of Tabor 1
Young A Co., Tioga, takes j this method to in
form Che Public that he has the
Foundry and Machine Shop,
in the Village of Wellshoro, for a term of years, end
having put it in good running order, is prepared to do
all kinds of work usually don© at [such so establish
ment, In the best manner and out of the best material.
( TWENTY TEAKS EXPERIENCE!
He has bad over twenty years’ezperieocein the bu
siness and will, have the work, entrusted to him, done
directly under his supervision. j .
No work will he tent eui half finiehed,
J {ILL-GEARINGS, PLOWS, STOVES
and castings of all kinds on hand and made to order.'
May 28.1857. ROBERT YOUNG.
constitution water,
The only REMEDY FOE DIABETES, India
tom of the Neck of the Bladder, Inflammation
ui the Kidneys, and Catarrh of tbe Bladder, Strati,
gnry and Burning, or Painful Orinating, Stone in the
Bladder, Calculus, Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit, and
Mucous or Milky Discharges alter Urinating.
For sale by all Druggists. Price $l.
/ WM. H GREGG A CO., Proprietors.
Morgan A Allen, General Agents, No.-<6 Cliff St,
New York. i
JOHN A. ROT, Agent for Tioga County.
Weltsboro, April 16, 1882.-ly.
Tee great cause of human misery
Just Published in! a Sealed Envelope; . Price 6
eta: A Lecture by Da.CULVER WELL, on the oanse
and cure of Spermatorrhoea, Consumption, Mental
and Physical Debility, Nervousness, -Epilepsy; Im
paired Nutrition of the Body ; Lassitude; Weakness
of the Limbs and the'back; Indisposition, and lb ca
pacity for Study and Author; Dullness of Appreheh
siorr; Loss of Memory; Aversion to Society; Lotfe
of Solitude ;< Timidity ; Self-Distrust; Dlzilness ;
Headache; Affections,of the Eyes; Pimples on the
■Face; Involuntary'Emissions,land Sezal Incapacity;
-the Consequences of Youthful Indiscretion, Ac.,- Ae.
This admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
above; enumerated; often evils maybe
removed without medicine andrwithou t dangeroussnr
gioal operations, aad-shouhl.be read by' every, youth
and every man in'the (and.
Sent under Bent, to .aoy address, ir a plain, scaled
envelope, on, tbe receipt of jix qenls.or two postage
stamps, by oddreningi Dr.CRAS. J.G-KLINE,
127 Bowory,Newi Yurt, Post.Qffloeßax, 46S6. i
Jan. 29, 1862.-±m.' [ .
J}' v ( CORjN'I Mfr? 5 *
FIR& S' iM. IlfettfelKoif jjU.^
’. - > BIGELOW * AS®,,* W
AE7WA >7*£ iIinVBAXVB
Of Hartford, Ci—Capital £
*«* warn^. 4arc»
PEWLe3¥memhvsA«cs-ca%iJ^
.9t N«» YprMJif^—Capital *“»***£
MEW ESOLASD PIRP. tariff ... «BMte
: ,- C£ (tt
MSB INSURANCE ra
; OfHewTork Cityj-Capital to ' ;
MASSASOIt MET INSURANCE r ft “W-
Capital, .
HOMESTEAD EIRE wmb,^
•NEW YOBE LIFE INSURANCE ee *■*s»*,
Acanmalated Capital; 1
The subscriber are prepared to issue ««lu *•'
snrance on the moat favorable terms in tb*lv Mf ■*'
knbwn and reliable Stock Compasin. btTI »«tf
-Farm buildings insured for three
lo» ag-auy good companies. K bts(n
All losses wlll be promptly adJosted aidßiij
ttntion' '. Blail
Oct. 13, 1862. C.*H
P. J. FABEIN6TON, Swrejor.'
: JO ns A. roy7~
WELLSRORO, PA. ,
APOTHECARY,
WHOLEIALI Aft) RETAIL LEALtl'i,
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEWcm
PERFPHERY SOAPS,
TOILET ANB FANCY ARTICLES.
BRUSHES, VARNISHES, VJUSTS,
OILS AND DYE-STUFFS,
PATENT MEDIUMS;
VIOLS AND BOTTLES.
WINDOW-GLASS, PUTTY,
LAMPS, CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
pure wines And brandies
FOR MEUICAL PURPOSES.
ALSO, SACRAMENTAL WINE,
Warranted to be pore Grape jnioe, prepared ep
pressly for Communion purpose!.
To Farmers.
We have for sale Farrier’s Powders end LmimssL
the best kind of preparations for Horses, By lias,,
of the Powder, the appetite is improved, all detain*,
men Is'of the digestive orjjans are corrected, rills it
softens the skin and gives !to the coat a soft and ill
ning appearance. .
The Liniment is need foriatiff joints andlatasaawsf
.all kinds in horses and cattle.
TO THE PUBLIC:
Choice Teas... Soda Crackers
Pore Salenitns : Marking Ink
Cream of Tartar 1 Writing Paper—3. ci.lan.
English Carbonate Soda.. Pena and Envelopei.
Corn Starch ; Black and Yellow Sn«£l
jyatmega and Ginger Indigo, Cndbar, tad iS
Pepper and Cinnamon.... , articles for colering
Stove Blacking. Botsles for pres; froit,.;,:.
Prepared pine. ;Vinlin 4 Base Viol striaji
Brirtol Briolr(eeonring... Trnsses d Sbonldfr kract.
Prescriptions carefully compounded, and all ordm
promptly answered, i
Every article for sale usually sold in a first class
Drag Store, and at the lowest market prices.
Wellsboro, May 1, 1861. i
ffitfWHßlffiih. CABINET
vV AB E it OO M,
THE Subscriber most respectfully announces ths
he has on hand at the bid stand, and for fall's
ClM>ap Lot of Furuilure.
comprising in port j
Dretting and Common Bureau*, Secretariat and Bosk
Case t, Center, Card and Pier Tables, Dining «tirf
Srcalcfast Tables, Marble-topped an d Common Stasis,
Cupboards, Cbtiage and oiker Bedsteads, Stands, St
fa* and Chair*, Oilfr and Boitwood iinliitgt ftr
Picture Frames, , ■ 1
COFFINS made to order on thort noU«. A
hearse will be furnished if desired.
K. B. Turning and Sowing donete order.
August 11, 1859. , j B. T. VANHOBX.,
CHARLESTON FLOORING MILLS.—
WRIGHT AC BAILEY,
Haring ‘secured the besi-tniHs in the-County, tr« do*
prepared to do ;
CtiMiom Work, Blmhant Work,
and in fact everything that can be done in CeWht
Mills, «o as to give perfect satisfaction.
FLOUR, MEAL AMD FEED,
AT WHOLESALEi OE RETAIL,
i\i our stor® in WelJsborb,- or at the mill. Caii •
Goods exchanged for grain at the market prict.
All goods cUlivtred free of charge within thewrp*
ration. . WEIGHT & BAILS!*
Wellsboro, Feb. 13, 1861. !
Kol lock’s Dandelion Coffee.
THIS preparation, made from tbe best Java Cofti
is recommended by physicians as a superior fli*
trillions Beverage for General Debility, 'DyspO B * l *
and all billions disorders. Thousands who ban htfa
compelled to abandon tbe usenf coffee will «s IWI
without tnjurions effects. One can contain* tbs
strength of two ponnds of ordinary coffee. Pries
cents. '' !
Kolltick's Leraln.
The purest ,and best BAKING POWDEB tew®*
for making Tight, sweet and nutricioos Bread sod
cakes. Price 15 cents.
MAKCPACTCRED BT
H. H. KOLLOCK, Chemist,
Corner of Broad and Chestnut Streets, Philadel
phia, and for sale by all Druggists and Grocers.
March 5, 1862.
FASHIONABLE MILUNEHT S&dP'
MAIN ST., WEIjiLSBOBO.
MISS PAULINE SMlTHibasjostpnrcbssedkll
FALL AND WINTER ,GOODS, _
Consisting of Straws rof ail kinds, Pattern SsjV
Bloomer Hats, Flowers, Velvets, Silks of oil kimw
and in fact ; ’ '
ALL KINJ)S OF XJRIMMINGB.
Shfe solicits a call from the ladies of Welithoco n*
vicinity, feeling confident that •
HER GOODS WILL REAR INSPECTION,
and compare favorably-witb taose of-any tsisMitl'
ment in the county in regard to price.
jE9~BLEACHING AND PRESSING ■*««*•
superior JBijiner»
j&f' Room at the residence of C. WUJsaibi» # W*‘.
eite U. S. Hotel, np-staire.
Oot. - 2,1861.
MME. DEMOREST’6 MIRROR OFPASHIOW-
The largest, best and .most reliable FM® ,
Magasine in the world. Contains the '
finostFasbion-Plates, the greatest number trf
graving*. tha latest and molt reliable inform* #
three fnll-sised Patterns for Dresses, and s «n«
neW Braid-work and Embroidering Bitterns. »• /
Mother. Dressmaker, Milliner and Lady •bo°‘ <,
it. PnWiahed Quarterly. »t-473| Broadway, Be V* j.
sold everywhere or sent by mail at-25 cents. -****)'
$l, with a valuable premium. I'Tbe'Snamer no*
now ready; i
. April .10. 1882. ;
WOOL J- WOOL ! —The highest
fti* nMdfor’Woolat thrtWon Woreer
... . F P - :J.IW; BAILS'