Sow Ad". jemonts. -• v I J
. ' . . . ’ ’ j '■ y*. -
Ittion SaUt— B. H. Dormant. - ?
/or Lionu—J. F. Jro'y.
Bnige BpHdprt—
wrin—Baboi BlbeliwbU. v'j
Ge'wge P.Crippon. <: jjj "
iotiVy—Df- 2oy. ; j : V f 3.
’rt« ffbr/rf—A.'Bacon. . r. »^ r Jj
Prielam'itio*. ‘
i, Chirry Pecloral. '
i ' is
to FennTß woe,ee!ebrated ift Mod tfylein
Liberij x WtfVould
iil tb» aeeonat of these “ dotage” the
„ crowds (fat everything else, n,
jr,Dry,.Shef?o°a, E»g./ of this'll illo'M, has
irti & draft for CwjjjAwr' ‘‘ I'*
adef bjt ol. 'Regi-
fioiV nc®payiog ogi tieinoney
'ofiona a«,Ht h-sdnijhojf •*. 1 :i . ■ .
Ooofc Job. —Mr. Jii iL. CopTorw bujet hi#
,n-to a lavol with »»d
libit front. We,U&r«|thnt he; it »
icb of rutsraer goods and intends; Ip. them
>M.'they can be bought anjwbtro nitride of
. ... . _ r r-rre I
CoupaST.—JfO are pi jns*£ tj learn
jltbajairiotio nsJnot-enlireiy < led|oat of
fjrtti yon. Mr. R.tSCjgckeon of who;
kaolintear ia tha three mon\hsvcar|paign
IfljppF.aU'ersok; it now engaged in got
(jcp'a'Mtnpany. He expects to stajt ’ciont the
ilireelc in August, and w.isbfo jqji’ican jdo
ilffiit ottea. 'The'Government will advisee one
ittS pay and $25 o£ tho ? slaO. tonntjr inyidigiety
fSeing" mastered serviced (Joint boys,
{lt time to rally" for thealdfiag p:
t A, » '
Accideut.—At the Tioga' Eiemrsidn
ipwas retunringjOn-'tWereniog of, the Fourth,
ijpfioU’t Stiitid=/Jt»o of Pa,,
.ffrtirajr fell frjm thjrtop
,■ t stepping fnm |>ne to
,+tr; aamn\ onpßjPjpnr’t caught bis ooal shirt and
[ill. Be had boo of hit legs badly mnDj icd above
slnM ij tbs wheals passing orsr it;
jimptttated at the hip-joint'a fewhoyrtS after by
r.BordeO; it Tioga, but.all efforts to sorp Mr. jllitcb
r,ur* were in vain).and. be died on fjundi'y. l Ho
( ,bont twenty-one year* of ago, and ,i#' ; said to
ntssnayonng mart rare pcr*onj|l tprnlities,
on untimely antf.ehocking death is dbeply ifturn
-1; > Urge eirolo of friends.and
nin; Jburiml. r ,~ ',• • ,fc. _.
jg-Tnt RtoauosS Solpirbs ,Atn or--
oiied Sept. 1861, continue their rognlaritnejitings
Ml week, in the reception room at the iola.;,afield
S|t«ry, They ore,Just forwarding‘tbcir tbija box
ilstling and hospi al supplies, and will inimedi-
upon another.-,.' .
brag organised “Tor the war,", they intajfd not
sail tbsir efforts whilst a sick or suffering soldier
ditin seed of their aid. The follaWingfijettcr
sliiss itself: ; i ,fj
’ - sfASsrrEi,i>, July Utb,lp2; •
Qi ladies of the “ Rigjjmond Soldiers'-A'd'|Jpre
dfhtir united acknowledgments nod the
id of Covington and' Blossburg, for
dnae and neceptabje donation to the fynris of the
f $34*16 tire proceeds ice (»renm
(nfreibmenls told at Coriogton on the 4tb*)f'Jtzly
!ky appreciate the-interest mnnifeßted-ip tbnJ for.
tfinj rd enterprise which seeks to
h sma\t degree.to the comfort ofjpur
lilrtns for the defence of oar country;
■ij tbfe inerifftHle casualties of war, thiy hu|ime
Uuof the hospitals. *, ; 1 ' vij '
lUj al&o take this opportunity to acknowledge a
klob of $lO from Mrs. Clymer pf vlf|slk
n; tod one of $5 from Ohas. JS. Smith, EsrS, of
Wripbia, both received in May, 1862, (Jo fatftalf
/ I*-,
Jf#TJAB. R, Wjlsoit, President* \* f v
Mrs. Joa. P. Morris, Secretary^ '
Jt*&oTßjrE.fTs of Tins Tioga Bor*.-— T&I
Bfrea this County were, at the latest aeconnl
iMiting plaies: ! -£!j
kl.,Jd P.egt. Pa. Cnralry, Copt. K. T. Wjsod,
kiifpard in Washington, City, p. C. St.
W Bison, M. D., of Dalmar, who fla
•fy Sergeant of this CoApanyhas been propped
h trillion of Firet Surgeon ol the I
Mfllrt Reg’t, Pi,.Vo!s.;Copt V. A,
ikfora tbe enemy near Richmond, Ya. ? j
k°P»me# K, I, and O, 46t1» Pa/ Vdl., with
•kw* on James Island .had evacuated tijat jpfkl
ludtaored back to Port Rojal to wait for
•®ti. This is the last report, ’JP I
Regt Pa. Res, Corps, Cftpt Carlo.
■fuj U new at Harrison’s Landing os the
is. • '•
that this Hogiment'was etatioae|j&t
*Hoos» Landing to guard the Government St(|f es
On Saturday Jane 28th, they recf'|fed
"tionihark for the James Hirer byway of Fof
< Unroots the enemy had • possession of !ho
They reached their Division JMcCull'p)
''*< *al found them badly cut up. The wfro
He rebels, soipo of nnpiorjs
?«ur. One shell buret very close to the l'o£i
• nl» pie M 0 f ft cat a hole through the oodur
• Joiiih Coolidge,'knocking 1 cat three of! ,s|e
ftil it believed to be the only casualty in.-ivc
nut , . ' ,!®
f.Bailey ie sick in the hoepltal at Annsifcol|s.
l li lit Pa. Rigej, Reserve Corps, Capt Hollaed.
9 StßMnij, Orderly Sergeant of thin
belter known to tho tenders of the Adpjst
• "o*l, Crockett” is numbered amo'ngi
Te print elsewhere his last letter, written
•hVore hla deeth. We cannot in a pnrnghy|h
I* Justice to his memory, and. we desiref.o
I'm the mein fact* of his life and death jSr
tod more fitting ocenoioni ,By his death (ps
lost one of its best and bravest Soldiers,
™ u » loving and devoted-son; Slavery,
•ad wrong, a sincere and earnest enemy;
JlitlTiios its most popular correspondent
that Capt Holland was killed anO t 4
J hadjy ent upfbut oar news is qnitomel grS
S** give ill ihe particulars in onr next,', 1
Ift Ssg't, Pa. Cavalry, Capt Dartt, ans C%.'
.Andrews, soma Beat, are back to NashaiKs
V* order*. , '
Eeg’t, Pi. Vot.Capt Caulking,
, ,f nj before Richmond. ": . f
l«!a r,, * flß<!wit ot - Tio B» under date of July
ton,a. follows; J
iJ*^ rom Capt. Caulking dated
l *tSn° ly it ' 1 ’ * * earn C. 0. E'kfan-L
j--, toco Westbrook of the 'same
Hjjj, ?° Tuesday, July Ist by. a shell. ’
' B *tontly. The same shell struck 'Capt,,
it J l9 M(! tore iia coat, and tors the- pap
5«i4 * Mr.' Qridley, without ,inj
!er' Company D lost six' men.
Jr? Mi missing. Corporal Edwin £
St thf "**' * ndWilli,L m Mittison of Clymc*
Ijq -^“'“tog—enpposed to he
re *‘dentof Tioga, and SergeanF
OvJ
Sima on Tuesday, July *th, Thtodor?:
“ an ‘°l and Minerva Dewey ifl tit
Company
gt. p. v., Waß wotmded in the &i\
* '■'
tbVbattle'of PairOake, arriredat both* elek- of Ty
-phoid FeSer about eigbtdaye befera big death. Ob
hi* way at Philadelphia, he wrote to .hi* mother, *
log be wee not at ail tire 1 of eeWieriog, sod 'hoped
to be well enoogh in three or font waeketo go baek
andharoano ther flghtwith the rebel*; bat that wat
nottobe. Tb* malaria :of ChieVahominy ewampe
waa more fatal than rebel ballet*. .
Co. B,i«t Begt'Rifla%f, E. C. Capt Nilea.
The fighting Regiment-was nrere
ly tea ted .on the firet sod eecbnd da;* of the la to bat
tles before Richmond. When the nil wag celled after
the battle, pnly one hnndied men answered to their
panjea—all of .the otban being either killed, wounded,
or lt iacleotly ascertained that Capt Nilee,.
first 'reported killed, Se elightly wounded and. a
prisoner in Richmond. Robert Kelso; it
killed,- but of tbii.there ii some donbt dt sei
tbisrram'pany ni detailed to bold tom* rifle
Thursday, and the order fur retreat coming 1
it weeeurroun'led and fitly-two were made pi
Many of thaCnmpany were tick and woandeu •*
hospital; Twenty-eight men are now on Jamet I
Eiaertider theirOrdefiy Sergeant Geo. Derhyf'who
it a ding at Captain., »; '
Co. C. Jit Hes’Cßiflcs, Pa. B. C. Copt. (Hugh
McDonald. . This Company is now at Warrentown,
•Va, ;ft form* a p.vtof Rioketfs Dirislop.
Tho.following L* eonyeted'iiat of the casual tits
in this Company;
Martin Killy and Cyras Harginsoit both of-Klk
County, killed. ‘JohrrCple, John.StrUbhle, De
beck all »f Elk Coantywere woundei'Cole.hasrsiijce.
died. Watted ByiyiitTf' (buJoo died)
John Rbln chart and Benj: ’of Tioga, and B.
C, Bailey of Middhjbury, wounded! ‘
' Co, F, Bth Regt!, ; R. W. Star
-rock. \ "'“>7 ' j'ltv'J's-,
, e~Xt >» with feelings'of heartfelt sorrow' we record
the death ef Captain Robert W. Starrock of this Bor.
oagh, who was killed on the everiing’of the, second
dayof the battle near Richmond. He bad been on
gaged’dn the 26thand on tho 2Tth. His Regiment
was lying undercover waiting for orders to charge
some regimsnts of rebel infantry when he. was shot
through the templf .by a rebel sharp shooter, the ball
passing thrOngß- the scull. He Used an hoar after
ward unconscious of all that passed around'hlm. He
wastaken to the held hospital and was taken’ care of
by oar own surgeons until he died, andwas probably
accorded a dimest-ional,.
Mr. Slurrock commenced life as a printer, and/was
co-partner with'Mr. Cob.b ii' the first years of the
Aoiriron’s existence. Withdrawing all pecuniary
interest, in the establishment ha remained with Mr.
Cobb as his: foreman, pnd it was in this capacity, we
first met him. llaregiainoj with bs until the'Spring
of ISCO <Hjen He witbdrew.,on account of ill health.
In tbo foil of year be become-associated
O.-Gnosinth pf Towanda, in the publica
tion of- until, the re
hellion brokyout, aud.thcn Us was .among the first
viilnnlcers.from, Bradford County. He was elected
Orderly Sergonnt.of'his Company—then Lieutenant,
and finaiiy^Captain—sad bad be lived his soldierly
qualities musVbara wtfn him ovod higher honors than
this. . .' • ’ »
Ho wdsdi young man of more than ordinary talent.
Whan lio troto, which was seldom, his articles were
short, vigorous,; and to the point. In his associations
with others ho was upright and honorable, and
by his manliness and decision of character,'be won
tho ehtocm of all with whom he, was associated. Ho
was ranch .beloved by his company and'-his death has
caused muoji' sorrow here where he was so if ell and
widely known.
So sleep the brave who sink to rest
By all their country’s honors blest.
Co. F, 11th Cavalry, Capt. Mitchell, was at Camp
Hamilton, Vm,
In Wcllsboro, on the 3d Inst, by Bov. J. Landretfa,
Mr. JOSEPH FISHER, to Miss CORNELIA H.
BENAEBR, both of Helrnar, Tioga County, Pa,-
ln Nelson, July 4tb, at-tho Parsonage of tho Pres,
bytorian Church, by tho Eer. Francis Rand, Mr.
CHARIiES BARNHART of. Farmington, to MUi
JANE VANZILB of Elkland.
Si'
iSj at
In Wellshopo, 06 the 10th inst, PATRICE RED.
DINGXON, aged 42 years.
At Mitchell Creek, Tioga, Po-,'WM. S, MITCH
ELL, eldest bod of William and Jane Mitchell, aged
18 years.
The deceased was unfortunately ran over by the cart, at
the station neat his home, on the evening of the 4tb Inst*
and died of the injury about fifty hourt after It occurred.
Is is not necessary here to state.the particulars of the acci
dent? nor to dwell upon the attention and aympathy be re
ceived at the bands of hla friends, and the hopes for his re.
corery during the interval which he survived.
1 would like ranch to say something of bis past life, which
might bo deservedly and truthfully written in high prabe of
bis character, habits and actions; but I know 3*our columns
this week must he so crowded with tributes to others, onr
friends, who have so lately paid the last great debt upon
their Country’s ordeal, that 1 refrain.
' He wa» a young man of unusual aptness, and splendid Jo*
tellcct, scarcely equalled by any other within my acquaint
ance. 1 have watched him from early boyhood, have been
bln rellow'pnpil under the instruction of others^his teacher
at dUferent.tlmes. and lately entering upon more active and
responsible have learned to love him for his noble- gen
erosity, honor him for his nneqnaled manhood, admire him
for his good behavior, and to expect from him in the ftiture,
higher fruits, as the certain bflspring of such noble quail
tics.
But he U gone! Sparkling with the brilliancy of high
toned intellect, like the dew-spangled flower with beautiful
scintillation* In tbq morning sun, falling beneath the end
den stroke of the great Reaper 1
The past speaks to ns In moaning symphonies, sighing
winds which chill.the heart , end,cause us involuntarily to
draw onr frlendsabout us, at if to mantle our grief, with
the sympathy of others, j ■ j, 1. Jf.
Ma. Touko Please announce the name of Tlou. J.C.
WHITTAKER, of Elkland, as a candidate for Representa
tive, subject to the decision of the Republican County' Con
vention and oblige,* •
We are requested 'to anncmccoibe i.ame of G. W. STAN*
TON, of LaVrcencerilltf, as a candidate for tlie office of Kep
resentatiye, subject to the decision of the Bepublican County
Contention. •
Weare requested to announce the same of WILLIAM
BUTLER, of Blossbargr. at a candidate for the office oi Kep
resonutlve, sutyect to Uie-deciaion of the Republican County
I
'- l . / FOR CpUIfTT COaCHf&BZOirzR.
We are ttqu>*ted to. Mmopoco' the inane of KNOCH
BLACKWKLIh of Nelson,m for the office of
CommiufciMVffibiecc to the dediion of the Bepublicaa
County ConVttotloo**
We are requested *o aononnce tbe, name M. GEORGE P.
CRIPFBN. of Rutland, as a candidate fori tbe office of Com,
miseioner, to bject to tfeo 4ec liion of -the Republican County
Cqciyentloß.* ' r -
Notice to Bridge Builder*. ,
t'T’HE Commissioners will let on the 29t!i day
A of July lust., at their office the building of a
bridge across the Cowanosqua River near Westfield
to the lowest responsible bidder. They also will re
ceive bide for building' the following bridge*: One
across tbei, Cowenesque river <U the mouth of the
Jamersno Creek, one across the Cowanesque at the
Academy Cornera, and one acrosa the Tioga River at
Lawrencecille. A draft with specifications of each of
the above bridges can bo seen a t their office.
AMBROSE BARKER,)
JOB REXFGRD, VCbmmls’rt.
■ • CHAS. F. MILLER, J
, Welleboyo, July lfi v )862. / 1
Applications lor License,
NOTICE is hereby given that the following named
. persona have filed their petitions in the ad
journed court to be.held the 6th of August, 1862. for
license to keep eating houses, in Wellsbore, and no
tice ia hereby given that their applications will be
heard on the above-named day, at 2 o’clock P. M.
0. BullaH, L. M. Bullard.
July 16, 1862. J. P. DONALDSON, Proth’y.
A CURIOSITY.—Quite a curiosity in the shape ol
j, new patent Fruit'Jar for presarving Fruit,
cuiTbe seen at Roy’s Drug Store. Call and examine
tt even if you do. not wish to buy.. ! .
GLDJE ib large or (mall quantites, for sale at
ROY’S DRUG STORE.
MARBIED, '
died.
Annoascement*.
ran member or assembit.
Tiri) TIOGA 60UNTT AGIT A TOR.
That nloe maehine, the hqmaik frame I
’ 0 Qod! inspire sty mind, :
That 1 may understand the same, .
Ho more to nalars hlind.
Inspire my tongue, inspire royhaart.
And assful knowledge give,'
That knowledge too, may I impart,
And teach mankind to lira..
D e R. JACKSON,
THE CELEBRATD
BE FORK! BOIASIC
Indian Physician,
' (op ERIE CITY, PENN’A.,”. .
~ Mag 4e OuuuUtd at follavJ—Fttt af Cbargt. -
N. Y., Chadweck (Hons*. ' v •’
i, . * Saturday and Saqday, July It and 20,
Cameront N. Y., at Hotel, . • "Monday, July 21
Addison, N.Y., Doolittle House, Tuesday, July 34
Corning, N. Y-, Dickinson Houle, Wednesday, “|2J'
Bath', N. Y., Onion Hotel, Thoisdey, July" 24-
TIOGA, Pa,.Goodrich Home. '"Tueaday, July 29
WELLSBORO/Pa., United States Hotel,. ' “ •
Wednesday and Thursday, July 30 and 31
Elmira,N. Y., Brainatd House,
Saturday and Sunday, August 2 and 3
TROY, Pn., Tray House, Monday, August 4
Havana, Jf. X.i Montour Home, Tuesday.Augaat 5
Watkins, N/Y., Jefferson House, Wednesday, Aug, 6
Dundee, N.Y., Ellis House, • Thursday, Aug. 7
PemjJfan, N. -Y-, Btnel Friday, August 8
Those Suffering ftom Chronic Sistnse,
of-any description may be assured that their eases
>i)l be- treated thirty and candidly, and they will not
he encouraged to take'iny medicine without a oorres
ponding prospect of benefit.
' Dr.Jnckson Can be consulted at his Rooms, in re
gard to all diseases, which he treats with nnprece
dented success, on a q*ir system. - Bo cures Chronic
cases,of diseases, which have been pronounced focu
irabU by the Medical'Faculty generally, such as Ner
vous andjNonralgic Affections, Diseases of Women.
Paralysis,""Epilepsy, Asthma, Salt Rheum, Remittent
and Intermittent Fevers, the diseases of Children, etc.
All' cases of Seminal Emissions which [s carrying
thousands to the grave annually.'
Remember the Doctor docs not promise to cure all
stages of diseases. While All disaasas.ero curablt, if
taken in season, all stays* are not. Year case may be
curable f*«» week, not nsert— to-,dagfuot ts werr.w;
hence the danger of delay. - I
Cwtiitationt Frtt, \
■Distant /nWid*.— to visit Dr. J.
fay appointment, can communicate thoirsymptoms by
letter, and have proper medicines sent to any part of
the world by exprtss, with certainty and dispatch.
All letters of inquiry .must Contain -qua stamp to pre
pay reply. Address Dr. A. C. Jackson, Egie, Penns,,
Box 30. , ' '' /
, May 21, 18«2.-. I . P
New Spring Stock,
THE BEST EVER BROUGHT HERE
aWd tue cheapestj
CAU AKO BZABIKI TOR TaCrtAILTM
THE OLD STORE •
B. B. SMITH,
THREE DOPES BELOW
WELLSBOBO HOTEL,
BULLARD & CO.,
TPARKTOL TO ZBZIK KCMEROT7B IBIENM TOR
, i
A LIBERAL SHARE
OF PATRONAGE,
Bare Provided Tliomaclrca
•J
WITH A FULL STOCK
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES <6*., <&.,
FOR CASH OR PBODCTCB.
Wellthoro, April 30,13(2.
GREAT REDUCTION SALES.
dosing out aU our Slock if'Summer Good* I
Price) reduced on Plain Dress Good).
Price) reduced on Fancy Oreu Good).
Price) reduced on Cloth and Silk Mantle).
Price) reduced on; Sbawle.
Prices reduced on Sunshade) and Parseoli.
A sweeping reduction through our entire stock.
DORMADL’SBEE HIVE,
Holden'* Block,' Elmira. I
Black Silk) hare advanced in New Pork, still we
are offering
Good Black Brest Silk for (Set), worth 87ct).
.« « n , 87, « 1 25
•< « « ' 100 “ 150
Beit " •' 125„. . « 176
Fancy Silks equally low at ’
DORMAOL’SBKE HIVE.
Trunks, Valises, Travelling BegSiif every dtserip.-
tiou,; direct from the manufacturers conelantfjr on;
hand at s
DOBMADL’S BEE HIVE.
Napkins, Doylies, Linen Towels, Unckaboek, Birds;
Kvaa Diaper, Eure Linen Table 'Damask, Marseilles,;
Quilts, Woolen Table and Plane Spreads, 3D per cent;
below market mine at
DOBMADL’S BEE HITE.
Nottingham Laos Curtains and rich .embroidered
Droperie Muslins, tba largest and finest' assortment
ever exhibited.
DOBMADL’S BEE HIVE,
Holden’* Block, Elmira.
Hoop Skirts I
New Styles!
Best Quality!!
and cheaper than anywhere else.
DOBMADL’S BEE HITE.
English Hosier/! Everybody will be suited in
Hosiery. . '
DOBMADL’S BEE HITE.
Linen Pocket H0ndkcrch^Ce.......*............. ,<J4
Lisle Xbrcsd Oiov## ».e».t. ( W
. SillPt FfOfltSMSssssMstMsesMtstiMssaSMSsMSsesMt.es .03
IndU Rubber Booed Coflab*>,„... ,03
Silt UltUts«w**H« MtMHH *,♦,*,»,eeee *•»••••*•»♦»,»»
I/adles Hose
Embroidered Collars,
Every article sold as advertised.
DORMATJL’S BEE HIVE,
.136 Water 3t., Elmira, K. T.
Elmira, July IC, 1892.
AN INVOCATION.
At
—or—
TBS
—Of—
tnu. bx tots
OB
,CORNING
CHEAP CAJH STORE.
rrißß Tiogaaod ths neighboring eoun-
X lie* aretespeetfuliy Invited to mill'and examine
(at their earliest opponenity) the late urtyals of
Spring and Sommer (foods,
received by the subscriber daring the last few weeks,
it being to the interest of ell to do so if in need of
goads, and. they like RARQAIKS. The etoek 1* fall
of new styles in ell kinds of DHESS GOODS, from
a good Himalaya cloth at 10 cents to the rich styles
in Mosamblqnes, Poplins, Mobeirs/end ail the varied
varieties in market at prices from 1 end 6 to 3 sfail.
lings. The styles are new end desirable and were
never cheaper than now; we have good De Laicei 1
shilling yard, Fine Cbailies 1 shilling to 1 and 4i.
bast Da Baines la. fld., Lawns obsap, Black silks Os,
7s. Bs. per yard, cheap enough for the closest buyer.
We intend to keep all goods rtquired in this market
and guarantee the prices right. ■
v CLOAK AND MANTILLA STOCK
We make this a leading branch in the business
and keep.sl) the new desirable styles, such as English
Sacques, Gipseys, 4c. W e also keep a fall line of
cloth from 6s. tai 12s. per yard, also trimming* to
match.
PARASOLfe, SUN UMBERELLA.S. :
Full assortment, good ones 6t., better 6s. to B*., bjsst
10s. to $3,00. '
Domestic Stock* '
We are soiling every article in th<e line lower than
tbe present market prices.
am stock is full.
and • there lascarcely an article except brawn sheet,
ings end shirtings: in the heavy makes, bat that ire
are selling' as i
LOW AS EVER,
We hare good Reached Musiihi at 10 and II et*.,
hgndsama yard wide do. at 12} ote., beet qnalltice
yard wide brown shirtings, ! 2}-ote., rich prints war
ranfed fast Colors ilO eta., good Ginghams Is. yard.
Pant stuff* cheap. Napkins, Table Linens, Towelling,
Window Drapery ic.joheap as ever.
We have a larger stock of
BOOTS AND SHOB3,
than we hers usually kept, they are ebsty.
, STRAW GOODS,
inch qs Men's and-4qy'i Hats, Shakers,'Flats, Trim,
minoi 4c., full assortment.
'Groceries*
We Intend to keep tbit stock so as to girt
Perfect Satisfaction
To ell buyers both at wholesale and retei).
WHOLESALE BUYERS,^
can noit always pick up goods thronghoatonr (took
at much lower rates (ban eau be
- Found EUcWhorc.
_Buying in large lots, enabling us to sill goods
at less than New York prioes adding expenses.
CUSTOMERS
from alt parterre inrited to call. Goods freely shown,
and if prices are not satisfactory, we do not expect te
sell any goods. ' ■
JAMES A. PARSONS,
No. 3 CONCERT BLOCK,
. .-CORNING, N. Y.
feb. 12,1881. ‘
May SI, 18»2.
NEW GOODS!
T. L# BALDWIN
l new receiving a large njjjt Well St eoted Stock ef
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
eons is ting in part of a General Stock of
DRY GOODS, RADIES’ DRESS GOODS,
MADE CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS*
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, ■
BOOTS ATM SHOES, WOODEN WAKE,
Ac*, ■ Ac., Ac., As,
Alt cf which will ha sold VERT LOW for
READY PAT ONLT.
ALL KINDS OP COUNTRY PRODUCE
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
AH person) buring GOODS for
READY PAT,
An respeetfully invited to cell and examine
THE STOCK,
As they nre to be sold at
VERY LOW PRICES.
CASH PAID FOjt WOOL.
Tioga, May 28.18(2. T- L. BALDWIN.
AUDITOR’S NOTlCE.—Notice is hereby given
that the undersigned has been appointed by the
Court to Audit and Distribute the moneys arising up.
on the Sheriff Sole of the real estate of Timothy Costs
abd Lintsford Coats—will attend to the datEes of bis
appointment, where a hearing will be had in the
premises, at his office in Wellshoro, Monday,,the 18th
day of i ugust next, at 1 o’clock p. m„ to distribute
the said fond. H. W, WILLIAMS, Anditsr.
Wellshoro, July 2. 1862.
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE —Ldttere of
Administration having been granted to the an.
designed on the ssnucof BKNJ AM iNHAR ROWER,
late of Lindloy. N. T„ dim’d., notice ia hereby given
to these indebted to said make immediate
payment, abd those- having, claims to present them'
properly authenticated for settlement to thejeubeerl.
her at Elklund, Tioga Co. Pa. ■ ' !
lb KASSON PARKHCBIST,
; 'June 25, 1862. Administrator. *
I]* NOTICE. 1 J
NOTICE it hereby givin that an sppliesjiion hts
been made to the Court of 1 Common jPleeS of’
i-Ttuga County,;by L. D. Seeley, John George, Q. W.
j Nofthop and others, to grant a charter of incorpora. -
\ tion for religions purposes, to themselves, tbtiir asse.
eiates and successors, under the name and style of the,
"Second Society of tbs Methodist KpisoopaJ Churoh
in Brookfield,"; and if no sufficient causebesbown to
the contrary, the said court will decree that .they bo- i
come Bud- be a’iody corporate. By the Court, ■
June 18. ,1862. J.F. DONALDSON, Pfoth’y. .
_ f NO I ICE. . \
IIUTOTICG'is hereby given that an applies?:]an hie
been madis to the Court of Common Pleas of Ti
oga Ctramy,|byiJoel fl. Austin, Charles Howard, D,‘
S. Buekbee hod others, to grant a charter; or incor
poration for re|igisns purposes, to themselves, their
associatesatid successors, under the name and style of
“ The First Methodist Episcopal Church of Farming,
ton,” and if: nd sufficient eausrbe shown to the eon.
trary, the said Court will decree that they become and
be a body corporate. By the Court,
I . June 18, 1882. J. F. IDONALDSON, Proth’y.
iTnXECCTOR’B NOTlCE.—Letters testamenUrjf
i f*i having been granted to the subscriber on; the e*.
state of Marvin B. Metcalf, late of Brookfield town-
Isbip. dee’d., notice is hereby given to .those indebted
Eto make immediate payment, and those having claims
to present them properly authenticated lor settlement
to the sabseriber st Brookfield. ’
, JOANNA METCALF, Executrix.
Brookfield, Jane 11, 1863.* [
i DMINISTRATOE’S NOTlCE—Letters!of ad-
Xjl minlstratiatidn.having been granted to the sab
ienberon the estate of Rachel S. Billings, Ibte of Elmi.
fa, N. 7., deed, notice is hereby given to thoseindebted
lo said estate to snake Immediate payment, and those
paring claims to present them properly authenticated
Sorsettlemeßt to the mbseriber.
| June 11,1882. fit* - D. 7. BILLINOB, Admr.
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’.fTIBE highest, pride will,be paid for light skins—
tl must he free fro* cursor holes—by
■i i JOHNSTON A BO7CB.
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“I A NOTHER freah .assortment, of.those «le-
I#*■ gant 11 cent CALICOES —just received by "*•
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ANOTHER STOCK 0B FINK CLOTHING
AT FBI CSS
Far. BcloWi Competition.
We hare jnst teeeecired a large'pnrthaseof sea
sonable Ready Made Clothing, from the Assignees of
the celebrated ;
OAK Hitt ESTABLISHMENT.
Atprldes that will enable ns to veil below the mst of
mauiifactnring. Thi* ftncfc is well worthy tbp ntlcn
tiiss 6f all purahasers of Olatbing.
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CHERE Y
PECTORAL*
FOR THE RAPID CURS OP
Colds, Goughs, and Hoarseness.
Ba»mu) r Mas., 20th Deo, 1865. i
Dr. J. 0. Arro: Ido 'not hesitate to say
the best remedy 1 have ever found for
CoufChi*, Hoarseness, InßacrnrA, and lbs con
comitant symptoms of a Cold. Is your Cars*
Ef Pectoral. Its constant use in my prac
tice and my femCy for the last ten years baa
shown It to possess superior virtues for the
treatment of these complaints
g KMQHT, M. D.
a; B. MOBTLEY, E SQIf of Unci, N. Y., writes; “Item*
used yo\ t Pectobcl royeelf and lo tny family ever slut© yen
Invented it, and believe It the beat medicine for ltd pnrpo*©
©rer put out. With a bad cold I should sooner pay livenry
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remedy.” ...
Cronu, TfrhoopSnj Cough, Influoasa-
SraxorjELD, Miss, Feb, 7.1 Me.
. lfcoTQ£B ATni: I will cheerfully certify jyour Pectoral is
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bud ft tedious Influenza, which confined ma in doors «U
week* 5 took many medicines without relief: fluHily 'I
your Pectoral by the advice of our clergymen. The flm
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friend.. 1
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis-
WIST S!XXCXTCS7ES, PftU Fob. 4, 1554,
Bnt: Tour Cherry Pectoral Is performing marvelled
cure* In this seetlk n. It has relieved several from alarming
symptoms of consumption, and Is now curing a man win*
p*a Üboruk under au affection of the lungs for the last forty
yean. ~ UENKY L. PARKS, Merchant.
A. A,-RAMSEY, 51.1)., Albion. Monroe Co-, lown, writes*
Sept. 6,1856: “• Uuriug’my practice of many yeais I harn
found nothing equal to your Cherry Pectoral for givi rg case
and relief to consumptive patient*. or cuiing such as are
curable.” *
tVe might add volumes of evidence, but the most convin
cing proof of the virtues of this remedy is found in its
eflVctjj upon trial. v
i Consnmptisn.
Probably no one remedy has aver been; known which,
cured so many nod such (longerons cases asl this. Soma no
human aid can reachbut even to those the Chciry Pectoral
affords relief and comfort.
Aston Hons*, New Tows Cut, March 6, IS6C. ■
Dfe. Atxb, J«owu>l; ’ I feel it a duty -and a' pleasure to in
form you what your Cherry Pectoral, has done for my wife.
She had been five qiontfas laborfag under the daugeroua
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cure gave her much relief. She was steadily failing, until
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recommended a trial of your medicine. We bios* bit kind
ness, as we do your thill; for she has rccoveied fr<»« that
day. She is not yet as strong as shejnsod to jbe, but is fr*e
from her copgh, and calls herself weji. {
-ORLANDO SIIELBT. of Shrlbyvillev.
Consumptives, do not despair till yon have tried Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral. It is made by* one of the bust medical
chemists is the world, and its cures all around u« bospeafc
the high merits of its rlrtnca.^-FhUadtlpkiakedgtr,
AYER'S CATHARTIC PILES.
The sciences of Chemistry and Medicine have becn'trttl
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purge out the loul humors which breed-and grow fUMc-mper,
stimulate sluggish or disordered organs into! their natural
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system. Mot only do they care the orerv-day| complaint* nf
every body, but also font idablo and dangerous di-ea*os that,
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powerful efforts, they are at the same time, In diminished
doses, the safest and best physic that can be, employed fbr
children. Being sugar coated, they are pleasant to take; and
'being purely vegetable, are free from any risk of harm.
Cures have been made which surpass belief were they not
substantiated by men of such exalted position! and character
as to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Many emlrnot ch-r
-gymen end physicians have lent their names to osrtify to the
public the reliability ulfmy remedies, while others hare cent
mo the assurance of their conviction that my Preparation*
contribute Immensely to the relief of my afflicted, enfferinc
Wlow-mon.
The Agent below named Is pleased to furnish gratia'eng
American Almanac, containing directions for their use ana #
etrufic&tet of their curvs, of the following complaints
Goctiveness, Billons Complaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy*
Heartburn, Headache arising from ai fonl rtopmeb. Nausea*
Indigestion. Morbid inaction ef the Bowel*. and Pain arising
th«r«from. Flatulency. Loss | of Appetite, all Ulcerous end
Cutaneous Diseases which require an evacuant m&dtafa*.
Scrofula or King’s Evil 'they also, by purifying the blood
and stimulating the system, cure mahy complaints which tt
wmld not be supposed they could reach, such at
Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and N'ervous Irritability, Do
tangementa of tho Liver and Kidney*, Clout, end other ktn*
dred cumpiaiot* arising from a lout state of the body or oh*
atrnctiou of It* functions. y ~ \ \
Do nut be put off by unprincipled dealer* with some other
pill they make more profit on. Ask for Ayer’s Tills, ud
take nothing cbe, No other 1 they can give Jon compare*
with this in its intrinsic value ormvatlve pow«r< Tho siek
want the best hid there is for ( them, and they should hare it*
Prepared by Dr J. j C AVER.
PtozUcuL and Aaafyti'enl Citjniit, Lmktll, Mat*.
Prioo 25 cents per box. Five boxes for $2.
SOLD BY- i ' .
C. &J. L. Robinson, Wellshoro; 8. X. BUtlnß*. Gainst; IT*
U. Borden, Tioga; Dr. parkhurst A W. U. iJDIer, Lawrence*
Tiiie; 3. S. Packard,Covington; Bennett
Oulick A Taylor. Blossburg; Fox Al Witter, Uaiusburg; Ok
L. Strait, Roseville, and Dealers everywhere. |
July 16,1862.—Cm.
TIOOA CO. COURT PROCLAMATION.—
Whereat, the lion. Robert G- White!, Provider t
Judge for the 4th Judicial' District of Pennsylvania*
and Royal Wheeler and Victor Case,"Esq.X Asso
ciate Judges in Tioga county, bare issued, their pre
cept, bearing date the 17th day of Juno,
and to me directed, tor the holding of Orphan's Conu,
Court of Common Plea*, General Qn&rter Sessions
and Oyer and Terminer, at Wellsboro, for the County
of Tioga, on the last . Monday of Auguat,| (being the
25th day), 1862, and to continue two week*.
Notice is therefore hereby given, to tho Coroner*
Justices of tho Peace, and Constables in and* for the
county of Tioga, to appear in their own proper prr*
sons, with their records, inquisitions, examinations and
remembrances,-to do those things which of their offi
ce* and in their behalf appertain to be done, and all
witnesses and other persons prosecuting in behalf, of
the Commonwealth against any person or persons, are
required to be then and there attending, and not'to
depart at their peril. Jurors are jyquestcdjto be punc
tual in their attendance at tho appointed time. a;rr« o-
Oiren under my hand and seal at the Sheriff*? Off. e,
in Wellsboro, the 16th day of July in the year,
of ourJ*ord one thousand eight hundred nml fixiy
two. ' H* STOWELL, ShcrlU.
Dissolution Notice. 1 j
NOTICE is hereby given that the Cp*pTrtner
ship heretofore existing between JOHN W. DAT
LEY A THOMAS HARDEN, under the firm name of
JOHN W, BAILEY. A Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. .The Notes and Accounted!* the sail
firm, remain is the has da of THOS. HARDEN, for
soUlemant. | _ "
Wellsboro, May 9, 1862. i
FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale the Steam (Grist Mill
located OD Stony Fork, 8 mile.” from jWelUburo,
with 8 acjx« of land, ono stare building and dwelling
boose attached, one small dwelling and ernnll !»-ri.
The tniß has 3 run of stone, 2 good bolts and f)U rbo
nectssarjf apparatus in a custom grist mill, a good
■team engine nil in good running order, which be will
sell at a bargain or would exchange for other property.
There U no better location in Tioga County, f«r a-good
custom Grist Mill, title perfect. For further particu
lars enquire of S. S. Packard, Covington, Pa. Also 0?
acres of land li miles below the mill on Stony Fork
for tele. Timber Pino and Hemlock.
• Covington, June 4, 1862.3m* S. S. PACKARD.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTlCE.—letters nf
administration having been granted to the mb.
sort her on the estate of William Updiko, late nf Rot
lend Township, doo’d, notice is hereby given to th.-e
indebted to said estate, to make immediate payment,
and those having claims, to present -them propotjy
authenticated for letilcment to the subscriber.
July 2, 1862. HANNAH M. WOOD, A«Ve.
" DEXTIST.
DR. KALPS GILLETTE. :
JASPER, STEUBEN COONfT, S’. {TV
For a long time a resident of Weilsboro; wilt visit
once in eneh month Knoxville on the J?Mh. Elklnna
on tho 2Clh. I.owrenccville on tlio 271 h. lioga on tho
jjgth. ,Thp#e living at a distance to <lifnpnosat~
ment will plenno atKlrta** by loiter JVfper, *•.
May 21, 1863. T |
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