I AGIT A
ti f A*D MXBCgli
t § —fir
jfew AdwerUsomentjp. B, | . ~ J; rh
y, Notice —Easson Pat^hjataLjAdmiiL
,I—Q. Vf. Stanton. |■jj j |
Day, of English Lyoiniftjjt
discovered, chased,* IU»d 1 thrajo
• ' 'v?J
, ot troi,
uthusiieS
i^RebaTiCj|i
Foil Term of the
,q Monday, Angnat IM, rAii j The pre||-
loie, on Friday of this weep. | The oolo||l
-iit« sneoessfnl considering |Be
,n»nd women intending to tfoc£ the coming
11 do well to make -artnngeiii|en|*i to'-’ ,ttd|?
UiSCUL.— The Philadelphia frees lolrffis
Noon against the standing A lit Nortbaot
jjaty Bank, Xioga County ssdM Cn»W
dink, Lawrence County Each-, 44 the Pjtt|
,n of Pennsylvania uo e|iti|c y wiiMjt
50, ' The brokers" are buying Hi tin at
go currency prices, because! tl|ii s i» IrtLjo
Italy in working them off, par(_iesi be
rilliog to buy them on accountfof(tke run^aM.
aunty, «,»8 ttnsnimooely' sb*
ijj Oovernmont, and against
fTh« Bradford Argui announces Me (tenth
Jj, S. Goodrich, at Towanda, on jriSa|y
dter a long andexceed'mgly pai|W flness. j, 0e
' l0 »n of-*oms .prominence In Jho Bemooai|c
,tf tiii* Slate, warfor soiuo time |d!tor,o£|t|e
n , Union from which he retired Stb|nt two «cvs
! He wo* c gentleman of
» n d was honored and' esteenie* by
rhitti. bib was the father ofE.,<|. t|o
lof j j j , |ij
f A Swibdeeb Abbested.—A s|n|ig|er, o*]|i|g
df Faneherand hailing 'frem OHoans(4f
iaitb hi* «n/e, at Tioga, early Ijisl |Je
Hotel, put oh considerable (Mb,
It!* the long bow about his adv|in|uros
to a molt snspieioua extent. <^n: W’ondaaf of
|f iik tome other strangers arrived. latjTi eg* »ffl
f inciter- was arrested by them for (|rser|r.
B tom Muscatine, lowa, and had itrlokotf j|j|r
nto Tioga. Fancber (whoso real pame-is P;|lr)
larged drafts upon them to the amo|jn| of
,Side of operation, was to buy for aoijj*
iiß,tud then to alter the figures to|sujt his t»s^.
ijf Atlantic Mosthlt bob
L i new volume—the tenth — and tlje |rt<misebjir
LfiUiihsri are well kept, as ijs -inW|At
Jnlus. The' following' is its J ist,pf - c nuertt|,o
biSoldier Poetry, by John Weiss; F|or|d(i,> jßW
ijijlth, by C. C. H&iowell; - Why ■|'h«ir, pretSja
jnd; Presence, by Mrs. S. M.
stWir Matters, by Nathaniel Harfth|ne; il'ljk
jiiOsns; Originally, by D.A. Wa»a|n| ftriei|i|i
Bil Inventions, by Epos Surgon*; \
ndy in Nr -ai Histo- byJLijufe, Arag-
Upgl by Juija
Bajnfd T||r
4*4 Weti Ml
fWji
‘•if
ul
IpomfSil
A.
Sad fie ,
hdjsjsr
timlg*
i *V«S4
ffllrSfe
i« Iqolft
■H«ii| through the wood* between !,lhO; : 'ovas
si* «fd Pierson'b Farm he was shot by •ojjpfc
itesHilad io brushwood. A ball fiole wtts r f ‘‘hpfea
iiiomof ibe buggy. |\i 'll
liob hardly credit this story. It is harij kpl*-
ilUt any body would attempt highway
Hi* noU traveled thoroughfare of the ?ot#i
aUpsodiy. Nor did the pedlar act -as if
iU« ihot *t Most men would biivo
•bitfiftn boose, and with a pout of men V
bought the proposed murderer ; but tl|is ;
*«to i village tiro miles distant and a*gd< .fr||a
story makes no e'ff&rt'Hd
luihcritiei an the track of the highways aD||p
Jipo'pie in town believe it, and, —*omo dpn* ’/•|j| [
HJtTocso i Williams' »,w FocNDßjr.^-fii
commenced* operations last
doing a good business. It U
tie neatest manufactory of its s
bad tao pleasure of seeing. The
Street, and ra 33 feet wide by 100 *
of tbe building nearest Main Streep Vj tf^' 4
f storeys high, thcr-lower atofey being. bpt|lf
shop, the second storey oa| pa,k,*| , ?j
grilled the third storey os a lumber and store;' Iffiptttij
Thi machine shop contains' lathes, steam J
f-T* 1 of Woodward’s srst clasp planing macfjngi
i'r*^ B machine shop, is a splendid ne* 12 abltae
p r 5 lUaa made by D. A.
N. Y. Under the floor of the pif ?&il|e
blower which is connected with ib; l sWtr
large and spacious moulding room igftja
extends under the flooring. The !
lined on'the inside with brick, and t jfjfij
|? ln Mgement tpenk. v>oluniea.ior tbe buejni iCgk
||^ taste of its proprietors'. It "is a |>rs
we hope the effortrpf these m|n«
mechanics—to establish it, will
community, and be made to pay' '^||||^
or The Tiooa Bots,~Tl t;«|is
lll ' ! County were, at the latest acfcont .ti>it
a; J!s »>«Eplace,: , , . .i| !
Pa. Cavalry, Capt. R. X.
|| f BBoard i n Washington, City,-D. C. ‘ fi|i
10 ' 8t lUs ' t '’ ptu Vo,s - Capt. V. A. I
|| r sr ® enemy near Richmond, J V’a,-i , gfij
p^' 6 '«th Reg't., Pa. .Vols., Capt. Whittle , ||«
Ediato Island,
i,. e!loD * Will prgbably be beard from ait" th‘ ts||y
I4 *dayj. i . |r
* stl R «g't.. Pa. Vola., Capt. ScblefrelU
jJWUto bland. 5..0. '* ; I#
Vif.‘ slh Re£,t ’- Pa - Vole.. Capt. -HiUi,
tt, j ,t0 ' wili Companies, G, and H. ,||i[
Pa. Rei. Corps, Capt Carl
RMerr * Corps, Capt'Hollanj
J 4,« R, ® e ’’ Capt. Niieip&enow at White I
River, Va. Alt of the R( Jtjtjfi
army, and are-ei poi’t
®B ?' MB of Catty’s Division now 01 leA£d
> : A i J»
, 1 • ' - Jij $
. I I 4 *4 s;'
“■ '« f. ■ ■ 1 ■ p
141- f ••*
-f ; -$ ,41 - .
r i *
Co.,F, 7th Beg’t., Pa. Cavalry, Capt. Dartt, and Co.
Epgfc- in kick to Naihville,
waiting for ordara.
mm
,itb >irs
- :J^UL_IL,
bo; D, fitth Beg’t, 'Pa. 'Vo!.,' Gaph Canlklng, I*
now with the army before Richmond, A correrpond
of tho Bradford Arjae gives the following ai tho offi
cial rf port from tno Surgeon of the Regiment:
. Co. D—Wounded—Private Charles Butler, alight;
T, P, Denney, severe; C. Lore, alight; G. D. Streeter
•even; P. Culver, seven; Alex. Hamilton, alighi :
I. Middaugh, Blight. - -
Co. G, Ist Keg’t. Rifles, (Buck-tails,) CapL Hugh
McDonald,.!* on the maroh with Fremont.
,C».:P,llth Cavalry, Capt. Mitchell, was at Cam-
Hamilton, Va.
—We have a letter, from Daniel Butler—a Tioga,
Boy—ntm'in the first Minnesota Regiment, giving a
description of the battle of Fair Oaks, an account of
which we published two weeks ago. The letter is in
teresting, but’events crowd upon us so thickly that we
have no'spacs for it, its main facts having been print-
-Mr-B. saya there an other Tioga Boys in
that Brigade, bat does not mention their names.
—We learn that Dr. W. H. Daria, of Tioga, has
been appointed as Assistant Surgeon by . Gov.-Curtin,
and has gone to Harrisburg to report himself for
dutyi
—We print another private letter from Cecil A.
Deane, defending Casey’s Division from McClellan’s
charge of cowardice. Read this lojfkr and see bow
undeserved was the charge. McClellan has consid
erably modified hia first report.
—Capt. Elliott was at the Newport News Hospital,
Sick with typhoid fever, , Major Hoard and Lieut.
Young returned to Mansfield last week on a short
iurlough. 5 -
On the 19tb inst, by Her. J. F. Calkins, at the res
idence ,of the bride's father, Mr. W, V. BAILEY, of
Charleston, tu Miss GERTRUDE F, HOARD, of
Richmond.
In Wellsbnro, on the 21st inst, by A. J. Sofield,
Esq., Mr. AUGUSTUS SHOWER, to Miss MARY
MAGHBR. Tr-
ill Ward, Tioga County, Pa., on the Ist iosL, by
the Rer. Mr. Sweet, Mr. D. C. COWEN, of Cleveland,
Ohio, to Miss MART A. WHITB of the former place.
I B ID .
In Charleston, on the ISth inst., Mrs. LOIS FEN
TON, aged 79 years, 4 months and li days.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!
THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
IS continually in peril if sbe Is and enough to neg
lect or maltreat those sexual irregularities to which
two-thirds of her sex are more or less subject.
DR. CHEESKMAN’S PILLS, prepared from the
sa.me formula which the inventor, CONELIUS L.
CHEESEMAN, M. D., of New York, has for twenty
years used successfully in an extended private prac
tice—immediately relieve w ithout pain, all disturban
ces of the periodical discharge, whether arising from
relaxation or suppression. They act like a charm in
removing the pains that accompany difficult or im
moderate menstruation, and are the only safe and re
liable remedy fdr Plushes, Sick Headache, Pains in the
Loins, Back and Sides; Palpitation of the Heart, Nerv
ous Tremors. Hysterics, Spasms, Broken Sleep and
other unpleasant aud dangerous effects of an unnatu
ral condition ef the Sexual function*. In the worit
cases of Fluor Albut or Whites, they effect a speedy
cure.
m's f>
DR. CHEESBMAN’S PILLS are offered as the
only safe means of renewing interrupted menstrua
tion, but
LADIES MUST BEAR IN MIND
That on that very account, if taken 'when the interrup
tion arises from natural causes, they will inevitably
prevent the expected events. This CAUTION Id
ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY, for such is the ten
dency of the Pills to restore the original functions of
the sexual organisation, that they inevitably arrest
the process of gestation.
Explicit dirtetiont, tinting uA«n, and wire ihty
tfiould not he uted, with oath Bet: — th* Priet Ot<* Dol
lar each Box, containing from iO lo 50 Pillt.
A valuable Pamphlet, to be bad free, of the Agents.
Pills tent by mail promptly, by enclosing price to the
Agent- Sold by druggists generally.
R, B, HUTCHINGS, Proprietor,
For sale at Roy's Drug Store.
Dec. 11, 1861.-ly. 20. Cedar it., New York.
iirW-nf-
Yocno Please announce the name of IToa. J. C.
WHITTAKER, of Elkland, m a candidate for ReprcftenU*
tWe, subject to tho decision of the Republican Court Con
vention and oblige,* Twee.
We are requested to announce the name of O. W. STAN
TON. of, LawrenceTille, as a candidate for the office of Rep
resentative, subject to the decision of the Republican County
Convention. *•*
Howard association, Philadelphia.
For the Relief of The Sick and Distressed, af
flicted with CbrotoVe Diseases, and espe
cially for the Cure ofDrMqses of the Sexual Organs.
Medical advice gi ©n grauirby tho Acting Surgeon.
Valuable reports on Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weak
ness, and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and
on the new remedies employed in the Dispensary, sent
to the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free of
•charge. Two or three stamp* fur postage will be ao
oeptnble.
Address, Dr. J, SKTLLIN HOUGHTON, Acting
Surgeon. Howard Association, No, 2 South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
'June 23, 1862.
THE subscriber offeiafor sale the Steam Grist Mill
located on Stony Fork, 8 mile? frun Welisbom,
with 8 acres of-land, one store building and dwelling
h'onse attached, one small dwelling and small barn.
The mill has 3 run of stone, 2 good bolts and all the
necessary Apparatus in a custom grist mill, a good
steam engine all in good running order, which be will
sell at a bargain or would exchange for other property.
Thore-as no better location in Tioga County for n good
Cuslom Grist Mill, title perfect. For further particu
lars enquire of S. S. Packard. Co\ingtoo, Pa. Also 97
acres of land 1$ miles below the mill on Stony Fork
for «a!o. Timber Pino and Hemlock.
Covington, Jone 4, 1802.3iu* S.#S, PACKARD.
wool- carding and
CLOTH DRESSING,
[N THE OLD FOUNDRY AT
Wellsboroiigh, Tioga County, Pa.
TUB subscriber Laving fitted up the piece for the
purpose of Wool Carding and Cloth Dressing,
aud also would inform the people that we will'tnke
wool to manufacture on shares or by the yard, to suit
customers, and would inform tbo people that we can
card wool at any time, as our works run by steam
power, and also that all wool will be carded for four
cents per pound. Wool and produce will he taken for
pav for tbo iaroo.
N. B. P.rompt ? Mention will be paid to all favoring
ns. We trill give good satisfaction.
CHAKLES LEE,
PHILETUS HAMPTON.
Welliboro, June 11» 1862.
A DMINISTRATOK’S NOTICE —Letters of
I\. Administration having been (runted to the un
dersigned* on the estate of BENJAMIN HARHOWER,
late of Bindley, N. Y., dec’d.. notice is hereby given
to tßese indebted to said estate to make immediate
payineot, and those having claims td present them
properly authenticated for settlement to the subscri
ber at Elkland, Tioga Co. Pa.
KASSON PARKHURST,
June 25, 1862. Administrator.
BARRELS OF SALT—just received and
for sale by T. HARDEN.
1 June 18, 1862.
* Teal Skin*.
THE highest price will be paid for tight skins-*-
must be free'from cuts or holes—by
JOHNSTON A BOYCE.
Tings. June 4. 1862. Bt. . ._.. _ . ..
. JfOTHER fresh assortment of those elo
A- cant II cent CALICOES— just received bf
Jon® 18, 1862. T. HARDEN.
MARRIED,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO WIVES AND MATRONS.
Announcements,
FOR MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY.
FOR SALE.
THE TIOGA CO
AN INVOCATION.
That nice .machine, the human frame 1
0 God! inspire my mind,
That I may understand the seme,
No more to nature blind. "
Inspire my tongue, inspire my heart.
And usafulknowledge give.
That knowledge too, may 1 impart.
And teach mankind to live.'
DR. JACKSON,
THE CBLEBRATD
befobh botanic
AKS
Indian Physician,
OP ERIE CITY, PENN’A.,
Jtfoy he Qanmlttd at follou*r-frtt tf Oierye.
HornelivUls, N. 7., Chadwock House,
Saturday and Sunday, July IP and *•
Cameron, N. Y., at Hotel, Monday, July St
Addison, N. 1., Doolittle House, Tuesday, July U
Corning, N. Y., Dickinson House, Wednesday, •* 33
Bath, N. 7., Union. Hotel, Thursday, July 24
TIOGA, Pa., Goodrich House. Tuesday, July.lS
WELLSBORO, Pa., United States Hotel, ,
Wednesday and Thursday, July 30 and 81
Elmira, N. 7,, Brainnrd House,
Saturday and Sunday, August 2 and S
TROY, Pa., Troy House, Monday, August 4
Havana, N. Y„ Montour Rouse, Tuesday, August 6
Watkins, N. 7., Jefferson House, Wednesday, AUg, 6
Dundee, N. 7., Ellis House, Thursday, Aug. 7
Penn Tun, N. 7., Btuel House, Friday, August 8.
Those Sufiorinz from Chronic Disease,
of any description may be assured that tbeir ee#es.
will be treated fairly and candidly, ancT’tbey will net
bo encouraged to take toy medicine without a corres
ponding prospect of benefit.
Dr. Jackson can be consulted at bis Rooms, ia re
gard to all diseases, which be treats with unprece
dented success, on a new system. He cures Chronic
cases of diseases, which have been pronounced «ae*»
Table by the Medical'Faculty generally, such as Ner
vous and Nenr&lglo Affections, Diseases'of Women.
Paralysis, Epilepsy, Astbmo, Salt Rheum, Remittent
and Intermittent Fevers, the diseases of Children, etc.
All cases of Seminal Emissions which Is carrying
thousands to the grave annually.
Remember the Doctor does not promise to cure all
stages of diseases. While all dtmm are ewmMe, if
taken in season, all slaves ara not. Yenr may be
curable (Ate week,not acr<— 4o-day, not (e-morrow/
hence the danger of delay.
Consultation* Free ,
Distant 7n»«ffdi.-—Patient* unable to Tmf Dr. J.
by appointment, can communicate their symptoms by
letter, find biwe proper medicines seat to any part of
the world by express, with certainty and dispatch.
All letters of inquiry must contain one stamp to pre
pay reply. Address Dr. A. C. Jackson, Brie, Penns.,
Buz 30.
Way 21, 1863.
New Spring Stock,
THE BEST EVER BROUGHT'HERS
A IVD THE CHEAPEST!
CALL AXD BXAXIXI VOX TOVUBLTU
TBZ OLD STORE
B. B. SM ITH,
THREE DOORS BELOW
WELLSBOBO HOTEL,
BULLARD & CO*,
a '
THANKFUL TO THEIR NUMEROUS FRIENDS FOR
A LIBERAL SHARE
OF PATRONAGE,.
Hare Provided Themaelvea
WITH A FULL STOCK
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, <&«., cfe.,
FOR CASH OR PRODUCE.
Wellsboro, April 30, 1862.
Union Photographic Rooms.
H. H. WOOD’S
MAMOTHSKYLIGHT ROOMS,
OVER C. W. SEARS’ NEW SHOE STORE,
First door below C. L, WILCOX-
H. H. WOOD, would say to the inhabitant* of
Wellsboro and surrounding country, that be is now
prepared to furnish them with everything in the line of
PHOTOGRAPHS,
AMBROTYPES, OB
MELAINOTYPES,
furnished ot tiny room in the City. Just received, a
sett of J A MINS CELEBRATED LENSES, maenfae
tured expressly for the Carte* d* nitite. Also a large
assortment of
PBO TO ORA PEIC ALBUMS,
price, from $1,25 to $4 00. At this day, no parlor ta
ble is considered finished, witboultbe PHOTOGRAPH
IC ALBUM.
Cases of all styles. * Pictures from twenty-five cents
to five dollars.
Thankful for past favors, I would solicit a eontin
.nation of the same by doing first class work for all.
Wellsboro, May 28, 1862. H. 11. WOOD.
DENTIST.
DR. RALPH GILLETTE,
JASPER, STEUBEN COUNTY, N. Y.,
For a long time a resident of Wellsboro, will visit
once in each month Knoxville on the 25tb. EtkUnd
on the 26tfa, Lswrenceville on the 27th, Tioga on the
28th. Those living at a distance to avoid disappoint
ment will please address by letter to deeper, N. T.
iMay 21, 1862.
fllohitwk Chief!
MOHAWK CHIEF will be at Lawrencevllle May
,80th end 31ft, and June 13tb and 27th.
At Wellsboro daring the first week of Court and
tbo 17:th and 36th of June. E. A. SMEAD.
LIGHT! LIGHT!! LIGHT]!!—A Urge lot of
those fine flint Chimneys for Lamps, which do
not break from heat. Also a Urge; assortment of
lamps!, also a lot of that Petroleum Oil which anits
everybody, and does not explode. For sale at
ROY’S DRUG STORE.
GLUE Id large or »raall > <juanlit>'e ( fur sale a?
JtOk S DRUG STORE, *
A T
—or—
TBB
WILL BS SOLD
NTT AGITATOR.
CORNING
CHEir CASH STORE.
TBS eititens of Tioga and the neighboring eons*
tie. are respectfully invited to call and examine
(at their earliest opportunity) the late arrivals of
Spring and Summer Goods,
received by the mbioriber during the last-fete week,,
it being to the interest of all to do so if in need of
goods and the,like BARGAINS. The stock is fbll
of new styles in- til kinds-of DRESS GOODS, from
a good Himalaya cloth at 19 cents to tbs rich styles
in IfosMnbiqnu, Poplins, Mohair*, and ail the varied
varieties in market at prices from I and 6 to 3 shO*
lings. The styles are (new and desirable and -are
never cheaper than no* j we bar, good Sc taints 1
shilling-yard, Fine dallies 1 shilling.to 1 and 4d.
best De Laines Is. Bd. f : Lawns cheap, slack siike fS.
fa. Bs. per yard, cheap jsnongh for the closest boyar.
We Intend to keep ali goods required In' this Market
and guarantee the prices right.
CLOAK AND MANTILLA STOCK.
We make this a leading branch' la the business
and keep all the new desirable styles, inch as English
Sacquea, Olpseys, Ac. We also keep a fall line of
cloth from Bs. to 13s per yard, also trimmings to
match. {
PARASOLS, SION UMBERELLAS,
Full assortment, good Dues (■., bettor Bs. to Bs., best
10s. to $3,00.
Domestic Stock*
< We are selling every iapticle in th>e line lover than
the present market prices.
OUR STOCK IS FULL,
end there is scarcely an article except brown sheet,
lags and shirtings in tbs heavy makes, but that we
ere selling as
LOW AS EVER.
We have good bleached Muslins at 10 and II ets.,
handsome yard wide flo. at 12) cts., best qualities
yard wide brown sMrlipgs, 12) els., rich prints war.
ranted fast colon 10 Cts,, good Ginghams Is. yard.
Pant itttSs cbenp. JJaptins, Table Linen*, Towelling,
Window Drapery ic„ ebeap as ever. -
We have a largaf stock of
BOOTS |aND SHOES,
than we have usually kept, they are ebeap.
STRAW GOODS,
neh as Men's and Boy ’• Hats, Shakers, Elate, Trto
mings Ac., fall assortment.
Groceries*
VF» intend to keep tius stock so as to gir#
Perfect Satisfaction
to all buysrs both at wholesale and retail,
wholesale buyers,
Y v
can most always pick up goods throughout our stock
at much lower rates Ihitn can bo
Found! Elsewhere.
Baying in largo lots, enabling us to sell goods
at lass than Hew York :price* adding expenses.
CUSTOMERS
from all parts an inrilbd to call. Goods freely shows,
and it.pricei are not satisfactory, we do sotexpeet to
•ell any geode. {
JAMES A. PARSONS,
Ko. 1 CONCERT BLOCK,
CORNING, N. T.
May *l, 186!. fob. I*, 1861
NEW GOODS!
T. L. BALDWIN
s now reeeirlng a large and Well Se acted Stoek of
SPRING- AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting in part of a General Stock of
dry goods, Ladies’rDßEss goods,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
HATS--AND CAPS.
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
BOOTS AND SHOES, WOODEN WARE,
Ac., Ac.,, Ac., Ac.,
All of which will be sold VERY LOW for
BEADY PAY OMLI.
ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
All persons haying GOODS for
BEADY PAT , '
Are respectfully inrited to atll sad examine
- THB L BTOOK,
As they are to be sold at
VERT LOW PRICES.
CASH PAID FOR WOOL.
Tioga, May 28, 1861 T. L. BALDWIN.
TWEBTYi FIVE CASES
OF NEW GOODS,
JUST OPENED AT
Dormaul’s Bee Hive.
Orsat rush for elejatot and cheap New Goods at
Dormaui’e Bee Hive, j
Imported Drcis Good*.
: .We ottll the special attention of the ladies to our
'dress goods Department comprising some entire new
Styles which cannot he-found any where else *ush as
Cheoe Ponpadoars,
Gris d Euise,
Modes, Asuline,
French Fincy Place,
Imperial Foulards,
Now Styles Irish Poplins,
Norwich Lustre,
Pensee,
Assandrines,
■ Those who contemplate buying a dross of any de
scription will find it their interest to call &|
|; Doriuaui'R Bea lljfe,
1 ’ Black Silks and Mecjtilla Silks, a full line from 51
oests to $2.60 per yard,
’ | Colored Dress Silks, plain and fancy, Just opened.
; SHAWLS—Broobe. Stella, Thibet, Silk, an endless
ifariety, at less than 50scents on the dollar.
| Id Cloth and Silk Mantles our assortment cannot
tjo excelled is quantity, style and prices.
millinery Goods
jfitf every description atiwholesale and retail cheap at
(j DORMAUIi’S BEE HIVE.
jj Milliners please take: notice.
Ij Finest linen Table ijiainask worth s2*oo per yard
jfbr $l,OO only. J
;• Doeskins, Cossimercsfand Broadcloths, a large aa
hprtment, cheap. '
\ \ Drapery Daces and grapery muslins, from 8 cents
tp 75 cents per yard. Greatest bargains ever offered.
1 70 Dozen Shakers only 15 cents.
\ 100 u Lisle Tbroac| Gloves 04 cents.
60 * Ladles Hose; 05 cents.
;30 4< Shirt Fronts. 03 cents.
75 “ Silk Mitt?.,A. 06 cents,.
3000 yards white O6 cents.!
Fast col. Madder Prints..,,., 06 cents,
Cbambrey 06 cents.
Parasols and Sun shades a Very extensive and ele
gant Variety.
- Ivory handle sunshade? from $l,OO upwards at
tl DORMAUL’S BEE'HIVE,
i 136 Water St., Elmira, N. T.
i Elmira, May 21, 1862.
Suumc Wanted.
ONE DOLLAR ppr hundred weight, will be paid
for dry Spitac Bark cr Leaves, by
( JOHNSTON 4 BOYCE.
! Tioga, Jana 4,18(12. Bt.
| Shinsle Klill Fur Sale.
of the moat Approved kind, in complete mn
fij ning order—will be .old for want of use. Apply
H ■' H. S. JOHNSON, Tioga Pa,
j | Tioga. ,Tn#» i, ISSJ,' ft.
A LARGE
NEW AND DESIRABLE
STOCK or
SEASONABLE GOODS,
BATE Cts* EBCStTBD
I it lit
TROY CASH STORE.
We Hare
NETSIt SAD A
Hore Complete Stock
THAN THE PRESENT.
(tar Ftlom
WILL BB rotnVD
BELOW f
THE MARKET RATES.
Our Large
PURCHASES,
AND LARGE SALES ,
WILL ENABLE US i
—TO-w i,
Give Bargains
—to—
OUR CUSTOMERS.
NOT TO Bh
' i
70X3HD SLSBWEERE.
OUR reputation
—’fO*—
Cheap Goods '
SHALL BS
FULLY MAINTAINED.
We Confidently
Sr
INVITE ' :
COMPARISON.
Ferine & Co.,
TROY, RA.
ANOTHER STOCK OF FINE CIOTHING
A T PRICES i.
far Below Competition.
We have jn.t feceeeired ;a large pnrcbaie of iea
sonablo Heady Made Clalbiig, from tbe Assignee. of
tbe celebrated i
OAK HALL ESTABLISHMENT,
At price, that trill enable us to sell below. tbe cost of
manufaclnring. Tbi. stock is well worthy jibe atten
tion of all pawbasoriof Slothing.
PERTH j! A CO;
THE GREAT
NATIONAL. HOUSE FAIR
WILL TBJS TEAK BE HELP AT
Keystone Fork, Williamsport, Pa.,
Tut* day, Wediietyay, Thunday and Friday, S*pi*n
Arrangements have bebri made to secure the finest
assemblage of Important bloods and native breed of
HorseS, that baa ever beefi! collected in this country.'
Thi Ifsi of premiums will be large, ranging as high
hi $2OO. Liberal arrangements have *fid will ba.
made with the different railroads. , |, • • .
Williamsport, situated in the. magnificent valley of
the Susquehanna, accessible b/ rail from oil-porta
of the tlnited States* is eminently well spited for this
Exhibition; Puller particulars will shortly, bo given.-
t>. K. Jackman, P. Hordio, Edward Lyes, J. N.
i»gg, Henry Drinker, Gordon E. Muon, CoL S* G.
Hathaway, J. H. Cowden, Wm. Colder. r
W. F. LOGAN, Chief Marshal.
H. fi. TAYLOB, Treasurer; ...
Gxoitai M. Dfi Pui, A. E, KAPP,..
; Secretary. President;
. Jus* Is, IS«2.
THOMAS.HARDS*
i. now raceiving an
SZTBNSIV St STOCK
Off . I
Merchandise*
which he offers on terms tor |
SUIT THE TIME!.
All ar. respectfully invited to call and examinee
Willeboro, June 18, 1862. THOS. HARDEST.
ZIOTfCJQ. |
NOTICE h hereby givin that an application hu
been mad* Ho tbo Coart of Common Plea* of
uoga Cofin ty; by L. D. SeCley, John Qjeorge, G.
Northup ofid others, to gfaot ft charter of incorportT'
turn for religious purposes, to Ihemselve?, their
elates and successors, under the name and sty leaf the'
41 Second Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church'
in Brookfield/* and if no sufficient Cause, be shown* to*
the contrary, tbo; said court wilt decree thatthey
come and be a body corporator By the Court,
Juno 18,18C2. ; J.P. DONALDSON, Proth’y.
r !VOHC£. I ""
NOtIC* IS hereby given that an application has'
been made to tbe Court of Common Pleas of TV
uga County, by Joel H. Austin, Charles Howard; D.
8. Bnckbee and others, to grant a charter of Incor
poration for religious purposes, to themselves, their
associates and successors, under (he same and stylo of
44 The First Methodist Episcopal Churchiof Farming*
ton/' and if no sufficient cause be showfi to tbo <sn'«
trary, the said Court trill decree that they become and
be a body corporate. By the Court,
Juno 18, 1862. J. F.,DONALDSON, Proth’y-
EXECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Letters testamentary
having been granted to the subscriber oa tho es
tate of Marvin B. Metcalf, late of Brookfield town.
*hip r dec'd., notice is hereby given to thpfiji indebted
to make immediate payment, and those having claims
to present them properly authenticated fpr settlement
to the subscriber &t Brookfield. :
JOANNA METCALF, Executrix.
Brookfield* June 11, 1862.♦ ;
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE Letters of adl
mioistratiation having been grantejd to the sub
scriber on the estate of Rachel S. Billings,:lo,to oi Elrat
ra, N. 7., deed, notice Is hereby gives to these Indebted
to said estate to make immediate payment, and those
having claims to present them properly authenticated!
for settlement to the subscriber. ■
June 11, 1862. fit* D. F. BILLINGS, Admh
Cf v
\
THE BUFFALO
MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
CoR3£lf or ?
Main and Seneca Streets,
It an important link in the groat chain of National
Mercantile Colleges, located! in the following Citloi
ri»: ' '
NEW YORK CITY, PHILADELPHIA.
BROOKLYN, ALBANyI '' '
TROY, , CLEVELAND.
DETROIT, CHICAGO,
AND SAIN'p LOUIS.
A Scholarship Issued from the Buffalo College, en
title* the bolder to attend either or all tbh Colleges for
on unlimited time.
The design of these Institutions, la to import te
yonng men and ladies, a ikarovgh, practical bucinei
< ducaiion.
These Colleges ere organised and conducted upon
a hasii which must secure tojeach separate Institution
the best possible facilities for imparting a thorough
commercial education, and Tender it as ja whole, tho
most comprehensive and Complete system in thr*
country.
Book-Keeping in all U» departments, Commercial
Law, Commercial Arithmetic and Penmanship, are
taught in the most thorough and practical manner;
The Spencerian system of Penmanship, is taught
by competent and experienced teachers, j
Scholarship, payable in advance, $4O. j „
• College open day and evening:—no vacation*.
Resident Principal at Buffalo, J. C. Brta.»t.
For further information, please call at the College
Rooms, or send for Catalogue and Circular enclosing
letter stamp. Address {
BRYANT A STRATTON,
June 4,1862.—1 y. Buffalo, N. T.
TWe Knoxville Foundry,
CONTINUES in full blast and is in ibe heat run
ning order, where you "can .get Stave*,
Road Scrapers, Catting Coxes, Sugar Kettles Ac., A o.
of the must approved patterns, and made in the ’ os
manner for &
LESS PRICE
than at any other establishment of the kind in fho
country.
Machinery’ made and repaired in geod style eu
short notice.
AU kinds of produce, old Iron, copper, and
pewter, taken in exchange for castings. I
A liberal discount made te CASH PURCHASERS
P. 8. AU persons indebted are requested to ouH
and settle %
WITHOUT DELAY,
and sare costs, that 1 may.still be able| to do a ercdj
business in part. , J. P. BILES, {ProprivUr
Knoxville, Jtlarch 26| !Sfl2.-6to.
MOHAWK CHIEF will serve buti forty Mnrfts
the ehsuitlg season. For description, tiru s <tv.
see Circulars.
Tioga, April 30, 1862.
t>i»kOln<iwii N»(icb,
NOTICE is hereby given that the Co-partner-',
khip heretofore existing between JOHN ,,
LEY A THOMAS HARDEN, under the 6n» i.im<n t
JOHN W. BAILEY, i Co., is (hi. dar-.dmetlSea**
mutoal eorl.-ut, TUe,N».t6S«nd AconuWo.pf-ttoMht
firm, remain tn tho li.hds of TilOS. HARDEN, for
settlement. i '
WdHJjoro. Mjy 9‘ 19*2- i
her 2 to S'tncluttvi.
BOiRD op aasvCEjta: I
DIOHAWK CDIE
E. A. SMEaD.