i V:-OHI WO*EN ARC^Ii^CSI- I jifwneii are ang&TTn fij|V ; ’> '' f -jßpVrsons, sqd r ~ , B*Mdut. btaiyr*j4jL ft «*|mt , —, ’That govern these condole- 1 feS&res 7 - Qrimiaiijr wurftmdleand vjfitk sovomparetbew ■ Xhouh baxxiog tnd sttoginklihc-beei, fort» erte of fee honey?Ssi-^wt them, Tltwpiuß ereeigele, jonsWjf - Ahete?e something «o -■ Thi»ev» eomethatWefaWeirtTuyeem, jfoiiid yoa wjiy ,!»Irj ' ,Rrt however frosty _it~eeems/' ■ -£. , . . ’ • ‘ft will melt with 'the' warf t( ;f-yonr Up, sir; ! WhtleAlhers, like connterMi ,4 }■!>«», CThebestimUetioni are hi ill : "i>) . . With beautiful , colors andilipijif- .. Bat oh! they’re the devil KisViillow! ... , , ThereV somethin gso chare in j shout them, ; .Whatever their oddltiMho, /» . Oh! wo never could msnij I Jwhontweml i J niii'ftii *»» l».i. • i f ij- »ro» th» : «th Bennsylt pnrtlxr. !j ; Wtu&xsßvya, Vii[| &)y 2,1862. I Tits eleventh lpvnlry/or at least -one company of it. (C(|/I ifCapt.Mitcb ell,): would notbe entirely forj i Itfi’ d in you* col umns ; therefore I cent my til 1|; in, my little one-horse tent, to tay a few ; ifO;«*cbnoerning them, hoping it may .not bee Jtii»»ly void.of in-' tereat to the waders of the ij who may have friend* connected-with ;f) e Company. Ibis is arainy wet morning, h(/unlike many that we are forced ‘ About one week ago, while were laying, at the White Hnnse, it was riitii sd that Jack son,| with. 40,000 men was it; i> vicinity, or soon would be. /It caused pdv»,;| !|ement what ever, excepting the numerous lexers that were operating there, who are Mwj! yafthe first ones to ‘‘smell a mice.” • : £ I It was Saturday, 11 o’oloc)! ‘ Is ;tn., and nil was going on smoothly. Thiß was out “praotioing” under a large ,'api&letree. The men were scattered about tar/>; as usual; when all si onoe orders csme 'to; pick up and be ready, for the enemy were.upitn,ss. The sut lers •skedaddled’ in all directili/|leaving {heir “all”, to the meroy of every bt 'among whom were many that improved thei opportunity, and run the risk of being left jbe. . For once, and only onoe in my.expepeioej entler goods were cheap. Many are the' the boys possess, giving proof of the ; je@rosity of the poor sutlers. ! . . . Finally, all was ready, adieu to White House forever, for tiilf-renr guard* titanSFIRLI) CLASSICAL SEMINARY burned everyth.ng, not exce;Gen. Lees IVi OT a NSF IEU), tiogA CO., PA. house. We marched to St, Pi/f r a Chtrpob, , ~ . t ;ii j.Lu t eja, „„ headed ■ The Spring Terra of this Institution will commence where we remwned till übte we tieaaea Maroh 18tb| ISS2 , and oont iou. thirteen week.. towards Williamsburg, wh(>rt ; ftoi armed two , . i , , . ,w - » .j l k’-uHTt t. E. WILDMAN, A* M...... Principal. houre later, tired and J 1 Beemr t 0 Mrs. H. P. R. Wildhan „Preceplress. have been a plan Of McClelffP ns to re- Mi JS E . A , Chase. ..Mnsic Teacher. treat, or at least to suffer 'j hlJiKton to take Mr. Isaac Stickebt I.Penmanship. White House, knowing we wth i^ir little force ’ . ... : ,£iPE_NSES. j_ _ could not oppose them. l did not like Tuition, Room &enf, Fiiel and Bbafd'per Tenn, the idea Of retreating, but say a welj in Common English .... $2B 50 conducted retreatia joetas a well Tuition from - - - $2 50 to $6 00 fought battle. Our forces Altogether, at the The success of thoachool during! there times when White House, were about 2.0l)04 • Five oompa- • th " c ” u , n,r / a Deed demands', the Serrices of overy ...il , . J , is,' .. r J able-bodied young men, has been beyond tho expecla me* of the Pennsylvania there, and t; o ns of tho most sanguine of its ! friends. Thode a few Companies of the 6tb rtigcf cavalry. I pertinent- of ' Panmanship. is .very. popular. Prof. - ThU place tjpntalns about 5,Si inhabitants; SiicMeyJ.:n.m*ster «f hi.ipmfessiin. pm mo.t .•* r“” —"o** !,f Si » ’■ ’ happy to say that he has boon prevailed upon to re aboat one hatf; ltd population in .fmes OI peace, j main with us. Besides the.daily instructions that he It is one of-the oldest settled plates in the' Un : I gives, Professor Slickney give* pxtm instructions to lon and if it were situated ih onlt'-of Pur north-1 t hos « desiring it foFa wawnabU compensation, era states, with the odvimtagis fet now has, it Th / S ?„ d ® B i. rin s teBoh J™' 11 " w ; n ,, ’ a ' • i kf - be admitted for bait or two thirds the terra, others for Would 800 n be a large City. full term only. Board inthe liallat $1 50 per week. Scores pf lovely damsels pf, B these streets, Rooms for sel{-jooayding can be rented in tho village, but their lovely bosoms heaV. f feot for the nor-' All kinijsidf-praduote.takan in paymentJfor tuition them Yankee boys. Their looks,, so ® t B ™ tirket P r i c “- lull of contempt and envy, ti ll j'i plainer than e ’ words, that we are uriweleimi 'guests. Rut what cafe we, are there not .tot Jy damsels at home, with outstretched armi, t-iiady to receive ua ? Yes, and rest : we will try and beeome worthy of yc sfc#ateem and the confidence you jmphse in us.' There was heavy firing till 1 diCr'yeSterday, in the direction of Fors'Darling atfd the A>pinlon la here that it him fallen, an; J l, |t McClellan, occupies/the pebel Capitol. ! « 'cry one baa great confidence in MeClellat,, | id tbe npinion is that be is the best General !fa; l ever yet lived. .Who.would not fight und< r liich a leader? Everything, they say, is worl a charm, > atod we all believe that {jio fal/ol Ricbmond Will end the war. , The boys from T-ipga in Company F, are all. well and in good #i» |s. . ■; 'p! Ba A Public SUrting at 1/w|^cevllle. A public meeting wng heliat Eawreneeville, on Saturday evening, consider the propriety of petitioning ihsfPlesideDt ofthe United State* to free the *la'“e»iand j use them to put down the slave.holder‘ksyl}elUbn.' i The Hon . Royal Wheeler -mu, called to the chair, and E. D. Wells, was ■ipp.J'nted Secreta ry.’ •' After an able address from- J. W. Ryon, Esq.,- and., remarks from"" Messrs. Fitch, Holt, and Wells, the'following petition-‘ wis'adopted and signed by those present, andjifjfcommittee ap pointed to prooure other,sign? J: * To His Excellency, AbbaSiS 1 President of the J The undersigned, loyal citlwis of fioaga Cqonty. Pennsylvania. of differey political par ties, most respectively represent ,to’ youV Excellency, that while we regW| the. legitimate object of the Government to subdue the’ rebellion ; we have became conduced that this it notj likely to be done, at least,.’! jthout a much greater sacrifice of the lives brave sol dienj unless the cause of the 'rebellion is re-, moved; and we therefore humbly and earnest ly .entreat your Excellency to a proclama tion, bs e war measure, giving /eedom to all the slaves of rebels ; and inviCfig all loyal slaves to take refuge - within tht/line* "ofmir armies, and* henceforth to employ oil black who may offer themselves n any part Of ourjcountry. in anyway theyc-tf.beuaed wi;e lievjs and tissist our. suffering r lUnteera ,in put ting down lhe slaye holder's ; rebellion, and as heretofore, We will continue to pray that your ExceUenoy tnay’he directed blessed by the Great Baler of .petioni, _, Has not the time come, Mr. : ditor, for this movement, and will not the p. a'ple of Tioga County, and of the entire Nojithjisend up their earnest prayer to the Preaideiit ( .ifefore tens of thousand* more of our brave -sif ijiers are rificed upon the battle field, and [before foreign powen interfere and compel this most rigfatsoos and common sense inotsure f Hoping win pretext she subject in tbs AatUSOX, with « teal 'will wake up •verjrpkrt of the oonntry. I fnvyoura in the cauid# iwfa«-o«f bsloted W yjy. W. 'Panfio* fays:—A chap MjmHdim come* In out ofiee, end sits boor witboot OD# word of truth during the ttMle-iime, Hh '' t ' Hi .*cei _ and yet*.. . .. —..- all that is known upon every Important topic within tha scope of -human intelligence. Every important article Is it hM boon specially written for it* page* by men who are au thorities upon the sahlch they epeak. They are re quired to bring the subject* np'MTthe present moment; to state jnst how it *tand« tuna. All the statistical information is from the latest reports; the geographical account* keep pace with the latest explorations; historical matter# include tlis: freehmt iustrTjoy* ;ibe -biographic*! notfcea.aot-pnJt armlrOt a library ofJtaelfr. . ABRIDGMENT OF THE DEBATES OF CONGRESS.— .Being a Political History of the United State#, from the or ‘gaulzation of the first Federal Congress in 1780 to 1866? .Ed ited and compiled by Hon. Thomas H, Benton, from the of* ificiai Records of Conroe*. - - - - The work will be completafritr'lk rdyal octavo rolnmea of T6O pages each, 14 of which are now ready. An additional volnme will Ite issued once In three months. Form a club of four* and remit the price of four books and fife copies fill bo sent th*Temitte£a«gMSffor*ar ring #Wy>Oi»a4onj No other works will so liberally reward the exertions Agents. Ax Aobxt Wasted in this County. Terms made known on appHcatWat? PubUsbers. '•* r [#sn. 11, *63. GROCERIES ASD PROMSIONS, rpHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully JL .inform the citisena of W.ELLSBOHO nod vicin ity, that be has leasedthb store owned by A. P. CONE, one door east of FARE’S HOTEL, on Main Street, where he will keep constantly on band A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF Family Orpcferiw & Provisions, '' such"AS FLOUR, MEAL. AND FEED, KEROSINE OIL, BURNING FLUID, CAMPHENE, TOBACCO, CIGARS, Ac., Ac., which be will sell cheep fCr cash. Also a large assortment office BRANDIES. GINS, WINES, OLHRYB AND Wfa«AT WHISKEYS; be also Manufactures n superior article of CORN WHIS* KEY, which he will sell to Lumbermen, Hotel Keep ers and others, at •r->v,r, :W#fLES4L*E. Cheaper than any oHulf e»tibliihmotit in' Northern Pennsylvania. J. J. EATON. Wellaboro, Jan. 15,1562. Summer Apple —Early Harreetj Early Strawberry, Large Yellow-Bough, Golden ’Sweet. Bed Astrochan. Autumn Apple — Gravenstein, Fall Pippin, Porter Junetfcog, Rambo, Jersey Sweeting, Winter Apple —Baldwin, Newton Pippin, Rhode Island Greening, EsoplnT&plrfcenburg, Boston Russet, Ladies Sweeting, Lndie Apple, Peak’s Pleasant, Hub* biirdtun Yellow!Bellflower, Norib* l ern Dutch < Jfeaftitain, Bot tle Green, Wagoner, Crab Apple— Large Red Snail Red, de., 'Yellow, do. Pear, PrfccTiO Cents. Summer —Madaliene, Bloodgoodl Dearborn's Seed* ling. Bummer Fra no Real, Roslieaer, Obatd’a Sam* mer Buijjeii - -?f;*■' V ‘ ' ‘ ; 1 if fff d* lutonfce} SebkelfVfrgalien, Beuree d' Am&tid, Flemish Beauty ,j Onondaga, Fulton, SteVens’ Genesee, Urbanist©, Napoleon, Henry 4tb, Dtx, Cushing, Blucher's Meadow,! Bezi de la Motte, Oswego Beurre, 6olden.4teWTe pf Bilboa, Beurre Bose, Woodstock. ~ Ui w'vi Winter — Lawrence, Gloat Morcban, Passe Colmar, Vicar of Wakefield. i Black Heart, Black TartarTan, Down's Late Red, May .Duke, Early Pfrrple Guine, Late plack, Guy's Early White, Napoleon Bignrreau, Am- Yellow Spanish, Beauman'a May, Holland Bi* garreau, Drop of^H^iringt^n. Ptnms, Prlcc SO C^nii. Duane's Purple, Lawrence's Favorite, Washington, Huling's Superb, Mattesop's Favorite, Smith's Or* leans, Jefferson, Magnudi BoiTntn, Imperial Gage. Ptiauii. Pri«-« IfijCcuia. Crawford’a Early,. JJeloooton, Berjtejj's T.llow, Sweet Water. - "n - • - r -l\T Grapes.; Tsabelly, Catawba. Concord, Diana, Rebecca, Dela ware, Hartford Prolific, White Sweet Water, Blael Burgundy. J EnglUir O^wfctrrlM. Sercral Varietes, t Cari'nnts.; Cherry, White Batch and Red, do. Norway Spruce, European Silver Fir, Scotch Fir, Balsam Fir, AmeVican Arborvitse, Siberian do., En ropean. Lurch, --Breen 1, Forafjh es, rtf bite Flowerin DenUia, Graceful Dhhlxla^’Althes,‘Chinese Weirilia Baltimore belie Rose, Queen of the Prair es, Willow. The above we offer for sale at oar Nursery; they are handsome and -of "superior finality, h«ve all been transpiantedmnd will Mar removing with safety. In digging and packing erre wilt be taken, and the charge for packing will be the eostiof materials used.- Trees will be . #- T ; •- - --- -»+t Mails close *»folh)w«:-TM Northern (Tioga, Cor ningr Cleveland, New York, Ac.,) at 9.45 a. u. The Southern (Troy, Philadelphia, Washington, Ac.,) at 7AS-Ji. it. i JThe Jersey: Shore, (Morris,-Cedar. Kan, Ac.,) jandfhe Condefaport (Pine Creek,'Bathes, Wco*tae>-b>pald. 7 A, it* to B>/n,l»wry day, sahday eneepteiL r; . lf; • ' ' ' 'i-. f - ' v ' v ..sf;* t u . aHoNCESTBA'PEB LYE, for sale at v MX'g BEUfI »TBB* X WAT or PBOCTIISO tux ctclopaoia OB dxbatxs. TO AGENTS. r -, TREES !.. TREES ! 3 -.. ..'«iMW ••<' 1•- =i lei;.- ir' f Mt » 1* eaMtftf I'sw $ I*v ;'SfK «>• «ctv ■ I*. 'dice bf.Abeuhntii author priirmelf’e Treatise satire, Joba'RanUn, of •• ißook aidlV*■■■ ■' <3eo. P. Sows, Teacher of OrrmmentalPwmanship. - - •-. lli." ' Hon. Daniel ,8. Dickinson, LUX).., Lecturer on Cqm 'bbpftfai Caw and fttlitical Economy. * V Hin.lßiinsom Bsleela, Lecturer onGontniola, Protnia • tStf Notes, bud Wile s ®! Exchange, -jd’ BerfDr. 4 !!.- Andrews, onCominCroiu! "•* ' Stadente can enter at any time; no vacation. Qmd. J nates arc presentedwilh an elegantly engraved Di ploma,' "Usual time'raquircd to complete full com mertialcunrs* ftomB t»J2 week*. Rverystudentia; guaranteed to be competent to take charge of the: book* of apy business firm.and qualified to, earn a salary &JB* ISM Jojll ,sth perVannnm, 'Assistance rendered to graduates in obtaining aituationa. Board tfiaft.aO per week, £SB~ For particulara send for circular, enclosing atatnp. I April #, 1881.-Iy. 1 Get the best.— patholgt of the ee productive organa; by Russell T. Trall. M. I>. The Sexual Organismby Jajies G. Jacksok, M. D. Bostonr 8.-Letbbett Ejiebsos, No. 129, Washington Street. “The Iraatiaea.ln tbla rolume are upon subjects, of the almost importance, in a physiological point .of view.' These subjects are handled in an able manner. The authors are , medical men of large experience: and the advice which they give ia sound, and applica ble alike to the guidance of parents and to the bene fit of the yoang. A perusal of the work will do much to secure healthy mental aud bodily functiotis; while, to.iuffering humanity, it offers judicious advice, which may save many from complicating their sufferings by resorting to.qnack-doctors and empirical treatment.” —lloitun Journal. “Should be read by all old enough to understand it.”— Water■ Cure Journal. . . “It will be the.s ■ “An honest effftrj to diffuse useful information.— Moit popular work! en thtesubject are tbs reverie of this, nnd are mere advertisements of quacks."—Ply mouth Rock. ’ • i. ' ' ' ‘ A “A valuable addition to medical literature."—Rat ion True Flag, - . , - • t \ “A-valuable book for tha afflicted,arid for. all who would not be. It» counsels ure of great importance to all,”—JTosfon Congregationaliit. “Contain* practical information that iboald be known ami acted upon by parent! and children, the married and single. The chapters devoted to children and'their management Ought to be read by every mo-> ther."— Nunda {N. K.) New. . For sale by the publisher, as above; and by Red ding A Co.* i> Stale; Street* Boston ; by Ross k Tou sey* 121, Nassau Street, N. Y.; and all Booksellers. Price £3. Sent to any address. Unlike any other book, thisiwlll teach the render how to prevent, and permanently ccbe, every form of; sexual or derangement without seeing or consorting any doctor Noolher.medical book ba* t eves -received such \Qet the Beti. To Fanners and Dairymen. FYCtR'S RVTTSR- WORKISO ’ CHURN IS nrpnnunced by Farmers and Bailsmen in New by all in this Stale'whihkvs tested it fairly, to.he the best chore now in pse. This cbuVn'took the premium at the County Fair held in Wellsboro’-two years ago, and we have the names of many reliable farmers in this County and and adjoining ope?,‘who offer their testimony in its faveiK and in fact woold not be without one. V E. WILDMAN. Tbs ohjint is simpbin its construction, less liable to get oat of repair limn any other, aid is sold at less prices Iban most patent churns, with equal ca pacity end far loes pieritrr. rWe raannfacturs four sites respectively, 'No. 2, 3,'4, 5, price $1.00,' |S,OO, $6,00, S7.UO. AU orders-will be promptly attended to. Town and County rights for sale at reasonable rates. All infringements on this pate lit will be pros ecuted forthwith. | | All orders mpst be addressed to the proprietors for Penn. - ■ i - B. C. 4'Hi C. BAILEY. Tioga, April 2,1862. Fall of King Cullon, B. GEER, AGENT, ' IS now receiving arid intends keeping eoustantly on band, a targ* «f; ; 'i- DBT GOODS* j ' GROCERIES, . ... j CROCKERT, , r . • . ' - -> HAEB-tWARB, ’ Ac., Ac., Ae.,, ‘ whfeh he *iti »ell etthe least possible advance frees cbu nppn. wb)gh e man can live! _ GALL AND SEE. - ' : f ” ' No Ch&rge for Sho wlfigCloofts.. » Xiawtenoavillc, March 26, 1862, WIBUSBORO’ ACADEMY. a . Wellsboro', Tioga County, Peusa. MARINOS N. ALIEN. A. M.t - - Principal assisted by a corps of? competent teachers. ■ - The Sprinf Term-will commence on the -34th of Merch, 1862. : , . - Tuition, for term of fourteen- ireeis, from $2.60 to $6.00, • pST'k Tucus’ Class will also be' formed. By order of Truiteee, ' J. P DONALDSON, Prvtu Wellsboro, Not. 27, 1861. SPRING FASHIONS. . T & P. QUICK, HATTER, SO..IJJ W:il«'r Htretl; Elmirn. knaps ronrlnmly on. hands general assortment of FASHION SILK AND CASSUIEREBATS4 -Alio all kinds of Soft Bats and CapvFnrs for Ao.' Hats madsto older. Call and learn your meas ■nrsrand then-yon can have a Hat to fit yon. Plicae to suit (betimes. ■ Quality warranted. Blmira, March 19, 1852. . i to jtofcUntbirim "f‘Tewofc«d” ;fron V•• OLD EXPIRE STOJtB" ■.rrr itroit -to iit promt loe»tiO»,lio ioaiV 'prepkrtd to fnrnirh Ini' old fH*nd« ind tuitoavrs 'wlw » will feinted'unrtmtat of ' ‘DRY GOODS, LADIES’ GOODS. READY MADE CLOTHING,. CLOTHS JEANS. CASSIMEEES, , BOOTS AND SHOES HATS, GROCERIES, , PROVISIONS; . ' . TEAS, COFFEE. -••:--4an- • •. r ' At (B»n Mlwu*. ipn. Us* York Prices. ; • -■ ■ TkoTilglmt n«T>-rt pri«» p«U for- »U klnii of ~oobV'..’: . - ' ; •:U';'' : v*>M«vv«fc»,3Ni JOHN-tR. BOWEN mi¥E!PEt)PIE ' OF : TQ6. . fTA«t* * * In the menti of Deoodrt#r.lB«,a» umtetalgvred for the tot time to tbs public JJr. J. Botm DoAa’ lmepri*lWb» Bitter*, »*d peeled they each mntveraat IsatisActiOir t° *he many tbousandsorpsteOeswhotoMrtsdthwtstbat It Is now an ertabli*b£d vtkfe £b*-*moimtof bodily mnd tnental mta«J »s«g AtipiifftcitaiigtaOtoOsmaU 1* Surprising and it la tjMia&reof tbe.ntmoet Importance that • strict attention to the le«st and mosttrains bodily ailment (bodAt£bl& ; ti&bOS- dicb>, Dr. Bods’ Imperial Wine Bitter* will be found to ~ be moat Saintary and Efficacious. females. The many certificates which have been tendered us. and the letters which we are daily receiving, are conclusive proo that amonjftlte wijnfjui tjiese # l3ittertj'hafe a lion whlch no others have done before. No woman in the and should be without them, and those who ones use them will not fall to keep a supply. ” DR. J. BOVEE BODS 9 IMIPfcWAL ;WINE . THITERS Are prepared by an eminent and skillful physician who has used them successfully & hi* pnX*lcp:fi>r t twenty-fire years. The proprietor, before purchasing the exclusive right to manufacture and sell Dr. J. Bovee Dod#’Celebrated Im perial Wine Bitters, had them-teated by two distinguished medical practitioners whb pronounced them a valuable remedy for disease! . . thing disapprove of Patent Medicines, yet we do not believe that a respectable Physician CftP be fonnd ih the United States, acquainted with their medical properties, who will not highly 'approve J)B. DODS'^MP^RIAL-WINE BITTCftS; , ‘ t In all ne6iy settled places, where there la always a large quantity of decaying slruber from which ft poisonous miasma i*e mi ted, these UltteraibouW be fore breakfast. 1 DR. J. BOVEE DODS; imperial Wine bitters Arc composed o I and unadulterated Wine, combined with Barberry, Soidmop’a.Seftlj Conjfrey, .Wild Cherry Tree Bark; spikenard. Chamomile-Flowers, and Gentian. They are manufactured by I>r. Dods himself,’'who Is an experienced and successful Physician; and hence should not be classed amonf Bertram* wfildh. and against which the Medical Profession are so Justly preju diced. These truly- vwiaalde .Btttiri bare iwanv-Bo thoroughly tested by all classes of the community for almost every variety of disease Inoid«nt>ts>Ahfi human system, that they are now deemed Indispensable as a ■'lONl'e, ME&Wlifk AND A'sEV-EBAGEi- I PDRCUASE ONE BOTTLE! It Costa hut Little ! Purify the Blood I Give , Tone to the Stomach! Renovate the System i and Prdlong Life I Price $1 per bottle, 6 bottles for $5. ' ■ —’ -Prepweditadeold by • - caAKUiS'wtsnirtetD & co., SOLE PttOmEIOHS, 78 Wllliiiiii Slroi-l, N«w York. For sala by druggists and grocers generally, threogh out the country. ■ - Sept. 25,1861.—1 y. - v PURIPY THB BLOOD. x ;: ; : j ■ lirm . p.nJ.iS, AND PHffINIX BITTERS, rpniS high Add envied celebrity which these preeminent X. Medicines have acquired lor their Inmlafcbld effltfccy in ill the DiSeasee Which they profess to care, has rendered the Q-iUHI pracllceuf puffing pot only unnecessary'hut nawortb) of them. . '' _ in all Casks - 1 of Asthma, lent* And Chronic Rtanatfcpi, Affection* ef the Bladder and Kidney*. • BILLIOUS FKVKRfI AND UTER*CO3iPLAIKTB. ln'.tb*«outb and west, when then diseases .pmr»ll, tbty will be found invaluable. Planters, farmer* and others, whu once no* then Medidaes, wiUaerer.irflprwArds be without them." * ' s —" - J ’- «IFLIODS OOLiaSEQOS. LOOSENESS, PILES, COSTIVE . . H £BB, CQI4>S AN D COUG OS, CIIQLIO, CORRUPT 5 , , HOMOHS, DROPSIES. Isy'tpeptia.—Ho person with this distressing diseUe,shmi!d delay using these medicines immediately! - Fiatnloncy. y . ou3 For loin scourge of the western Country. ‘thfetemetMdnes wQI be found asafe, speedy And cerfcMpfem ertyr: Qlbst medicines Jeavet he system aujdecttoa return ol the disease; a cure by these medidnes ll permanehi.'" • * " Trjxhcrn. B* satisfied and be cured.- • • F nweirffitftdtpfcyiari-c ' . V - ’ . / QIKfiBAL DRBIXJTT, OODf!, GIDDINESS, GRAVEL. Headachas of every Kind. TiiwardTevpr, Inflamatbry Rbema tism, Impure Blood. Jaundice, Isiasdt Mercurial Dittaies.— Never fails to eradicate entirely all the effect* pf Mprmry, infinitely sooner than the most pow erful preparation of Sarsaparilla. NIGHT SWEATS. NERYODS DEBILITY, COMPLAINTS , of all, hinds, ORGANIC AFFECTIONS. Pikt.~ The original'-prbprfeb r of these medicines was fnaAof, pyes 0f.35 yeara’ standing, by the w of thcsaLlfe medicines alone/ ' ’ ** i - PAINS la Joints and organs. with this terrible disease,will be sure of.relief by the Ufa Medicines. _ , Rhsk«f Biped t& the Ueadeficttrvy, Balt3theam£*tlliDgs. BrroftTOa. Ring's £vili» itsWvrtt off cnMesoripttoa.— , -rr- 3 .Womw.ofAil dt>f*- Paiwnts will do weti them wosneTer.tmdr tiyttence fpspect edi ' Belief will bet* min ** BJB Broadway, cor. AntbffiHStrMV K»» Y*r)t. >WaalabyaUßra|(Ma. Kyi iWELhtjBORO BOQIC STORfe. frtHß subscriber, baring jorebssed E X.lßmUh hi* inlemt 4p the Honh Business would tbeFttUlo of hi* dcsiipto keep, j A. NS-WS »00« ; . iiNP BOOK OTOKB, wherebe J*Ul:famish, AT THE 01/D ml®, ■ a thVPosi Office Building, (or by mail) all TEE NEW YORK DAWES at the pabjiaher* prices. Hc witi aito keeep oa hand all Ihe lilcrary Weeklics. and , Thp fflflnthlyliflgazines, Including llprppt’g, theiitlanSc,Hodey’s, Peterson’s Knickerbocker, Continental Ac., 4c. ■ ' Alto, will bo kept constantly .on bead, a cora .ete rwatUory-of, — - v - i CLASSIOaZ.. HJSTOKICAIs. FOETICAX. “SCHOOL [ AN3 MISCELLAITEOCS BOOKS, Blunfc Bttoka, Pap AU indebted to die subscriber by book ; account, or] otherwise, are requested to call at once abd square up.! . JOS. RIBEEOLLE. : STOVES AND T-INiVAItE, WILLIAM ROBERTS - . , HAS opened a new Stove and Tin -Shop in the -Store opposite Roy’* Building, where he i* pre pared to farohh his old friend* and customer*, and the public generally with everything in hi* line of business, including I Cooking Stove? of the most approved ityles; Par lor* Dining Room, and Goal Stove*; Tinware and Kitchpq furniture of all varieties. , SBf* Call unid sea our new stock. . • IVellgboro, Fjehy. 5. 1862. j GENERAL B William*, Agt., has decided to “follow suit/’ unu hue afcording!j laid in a very Urge stock of New Goods in bis line, vis: \ Keroainb Oil, • ; Lamp Oil, * Burning Fluid, Catnphene, I Alcohol, Turpentine, | Drugs, ■ Patent Medicines, . Dye Studs, Window Glass, Patty, , - (to., COFFINS mad* to order on short b«Uh. 1 hearse wHI bo famished if desired, . N. B. Taming and Sawing done to order. August 11, 1859. ■ B. t. VANBOM. CHARLESTON FLOURING MILLS,— ■WBIQHT *' and in fact 1 ! ALL KINDS OF TRIMMINGS, She aolioita a call from the ladiea of Tfellihoro »> ricinity, feeling confident that HER GO9DS| WHI BEAR INSPECTION, and compare favorably with there of any eitebiial moot in the connry in regard to price. /ar-BLEACHING AND PRESSING done if superior manner: i Room at the reeidenca of C. Williams, f *ito U. S. Hotel, i Out. 2, 1861. MSIE. DEMOBBST’S WIBBOB of FASiiom The best and moat reliable rJJD 'Magazine in the world. Contains tbe Isrgfft l finest Fashion-Plates, the greatest number of « ne ' graviogs, the latest and most reliable imonww three foil-sized Patterns for .Dresses, ana a smm new Bmid-wbVh end Embroidering Patterns, f. Mother. Dressmaker, Milliner and tody it. Published Quarterly, at 4-78 Broadway, sold everywhere or sent by mail at 25 ecnts. **• * 41,'with a valuable premium. The Sum*# " now ready, April 30, U 62. EXECUTOR'S, NOTlCE..—telUre t«t*raat« basing been- granted to the snbsenberi , estate of Jacob,' Pralsman. Intoof. Tioga -deo’d-., pottoe is hereby giseri to there >» ! “•" * make immediate paymen-.and those haTiof . present them properly enthentieated for settino nAVID L, ATKIN, __ ] Em's. JOHN W. GUERNSEY,! Tioga, May it, 1862. NEW COOPEE SHOP.—The nndwnp' l rospoetfolly informs (be oitiions of and vicinity, that ha -baa opened a COOPS 1, 0" .opposite CROWL’S WA«»H SB«P< and is toady todo, all manner of work, P r *®P| **r order, from a gallon JUg to a : fifty M"™ 1 pairing *Uo done on inert notfc*. v* Wellsboto,May:»,lB(tl, ' | ' yoonf lwri£of tV» Ini -Kro’wih, will fc> ti4onutptrUft welgbf,«f,tliii je» ra IW tb» Brooklyn Tannery near Tine- _ TnT , Wßl fljr, feb.12,18ft2.-3 mo.. , B. 6. JOBI-Biw.