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(Fron? the i;ew YsrjrEvcalnE Poet.]. . .
thre£ hunpr w;, mob e,' ";
We are homlin g/FathoF hundred thou
■■ ' ■' sand tpore, ' . '• "'.''.'t ' '• "
Prom Missiisipgi’e winding ! and ,from' Xew
England's shore; ' ; \y;l /."'.l'
We leave; dnr ploughs and
• V children dear,’' - ■- '„>■ 'T/~ V,‘ " .
With hearts too full for ntto' wfth' bat a silent
; 1 tear; - • ,1 - 1 " ‘i : "\ "’•' /
We dare-not look behind stoadfasdlj’ .b?-
We are coming, Fatber ( AbrabSm—-three hundred
/ thousand more! %
r. •?
If yea look across the hilj.tops that meet the North
. ern sty, ' ”, •. : 4 ■. . .
long moving linos of' rising dn|t ybnr vision .may
descry; - ' ,[■ ■ ‘ ' ! ■
And now'the wind; ad instant; lemurs flu cloudy veil
Itsidaf 'i'. ?r ’ ':' • - ■ ■' ■
And float* dloft glory and in
.priStt?i-- * 4 ~ ' 4
And' bayonetsfn to sip light g pAn, gad bands brara
Tnasio'pour— 1 * '‘ , 1 '*■ ’ '■
We are coming, Father tbroe hundted
. ib<OMod>dMie{- ft®/- ■>' ’
If you look-up allou/' yiidlcys/jlhcra'to,growing
. harvestsshine, n.jp-. k; - -• -...ji-rr':
Ton may *o« our sturdy,farmer mto
~■ linb; : .. . ; ;.f, '■, -il t.di,- -g#;/- .
And children from tour mother s ; |nees»re pullpg.at
-.thwweeds, ■ -..it,'- or ,• V:,' '
AhjJ learning how tto reap ahf ;i ;soW,.&gainyt ihcii;
* country’s needs; : i;-r
And'a farewell group, stands at every cottage
Wo aro codling, ’Father’ Abrahi|n— thr«a husdrod
. thousand more j ■ i
Ton have called ns/an’d we’re Joking, by lUchraond's
bloody tide, > ' \a
To lay us down, for 'Freodoc* s ocr brother e
bodes beside; ' : s' *
Or from four treason’s to wrench the
murderous blade, „ ; .
And in the face of foreign tog 1U fragments to pa
red*- ' , J ’
gix.hundred thoftsand loyal menMnd true have gone
before — ■
We, are coming; Father Abrahpn—three 'hundred
thousand more! : -1
' : ——-f—;
. , Fer the Agitator.
Slavery and the Conititutian.
Mr. Agttatob.—Will yOhlVlease give place
to the following article whf|Hj|appejired in thp
Independent the summer of hoping it may
lead some to“ investigate morajoloaely the Con
stitution by which we must a|| hope to'see out
pres-nt diffioshlea arranged
"TheroV a divinity which ihnsej our ond«,
-y Rough liew them as, >7O wilt." ; j
It is well known that the Constitution of the
tlnited States is the eupretoeffaw, of the land,
nnd that no State law, ai Stc|e custom, or pe
culiarity, which cohtttiTenea Sat sapreme law
can be sustained when the quffltitm upon which
h acts, is brought before the Sorted States Tri
bunals ; and although they tfiiy decide wrong
fully, yet public opinion i,s tbslast grind earth
ly ros|rt r and never fails, eventually, to'consti
tute the Supreme Court, gasify decide thelniys
to be as a full discussion ffeclatres they are.. It
is also well known that'the Constitution guar
antees that ‘:no person shall.lg deprived of life
liberty?, or happiness 1 , wkhoujj due process of
law,” which due process of, is understood
to mean,a trial by aiCOurt'^a ! |d jury., But it
has not been mooted that ivlry child','though
borne of a slave mother!. born
free, and cannot bo rcdufljo faUervitude, or sla
very, without due process oil For it is al
so declared in our glorious 'f.S-d providentially
made Constitutionj that ”no«|kate shall pass
any bill of attainder,” and evBty law imposing
penalties on children’ because (jf, acts of the pa
rents, would be an ‘‘attoinder’”
Now the tinrt is unßouh&jly at hand when
this great truth must be established, that the
Constitution of the United States does abolish
slavery 1 in all and every Slate and Territory,
over which its authority » rightly established.
For this wo have net te tba'nfc any man or men
but that divinity wbicb guide! our fathers to do
that which was right in itself, and placed, the
Jaw where it could be formediwhen God’s time
for its execution arrived, r 1
The phraseology' is most excellent—“No per
son.” Tbs very term used 'tic.refer to slaves,
or “persons held ;to service.) 1 ., No ‘ State law
can override this; no State ,!an establish sla
very. Slavery existed at the:'time the-Gonsti
tution woe adopted, and that yas not interfered
with. Those then slayes, orjfheld to service,”
were to’be redered up each if|they escaped into
.other states ; but no state was allowed to pass
a bill of "attainder" to naakg their offsprings
slaves, or to hole them to serviceand-no per
son could, therefore, he reduced to slavery, or
“deprived of liberty, withf n| due process of
law.” Their progeny were ftjee-by the Consti
tution, and have ever since illegally held
in servitude, and are now e it,tied to their free
dom by the laws of God anil in on.
There are many difßcuUila/to be overcome,
many threats of secession tf>|\e made, and per
haps enforced, but when thf gnestlon is fairly
raised, it must eventually b|; decided according
to the plain terms of the C(ti|titution ; not ns
understood, but as written i sot as heretofore
administered, but as-the Declaration of Inde
pendence would have us ought to he.—
And finally wje shall agree (hat truly in our
country, all men are born egually, and that
among their “inalienable are life liberty,
and the pursuit of happiness.f;
- of Jesse. ,
The only objection we havsWver beard made
to this position, is that the facers did not in
tend to dispose of slavery in riis way .they in
tended each State should free own slaves.
Some have followed out tbeir'Jntention. Oth
ers, like Pharaoh, refused, to I',?; them go. Now
if there is a chance for (the slaves,) in
the constitution, let them knotvthat under Nor
thern interpretation,. the , Constitution frees
them, and they will become grateful subjects,
not lawless insurrectionists.',3-,
Why did Mr. Buchanan, ip;|is last message,
lecommend three amendmenW|to the Constitu
tion on the' subject'of slavery,'if slavery were
already safe? , fH|'
First amendment, “Anesp (jks recognitlon of
tbo right of property in slayin the State
where it_now exists, or may I'Seafter exist.
-ilfj T. H. 0.
Good.— “.'Wbo made you V% 'ifikcd a teacher
of a lubber of a boy, |iad lately joined
her class. _ , J,,
“I don’t know,” said he.
“Don’t you know \ You be ashamed
of yourself, .ahoy fourteenths oldllAVhy,
there is littleTKck’y Ful\on-?h|fia only three—
.he can te)h Y dare . tere, ;
■who made you? " ‘ '
' “Dod," said the infant.' li -,
“There,” said thh teachgri gwmphantly, “I
knew he would remember it.;'
“Well, he oughter," 1 said ||io stupid boy,
“’taint but a lit tie, time sine §ho was made.”
‘.Mrs.- PArtington wants to -tnovr what sort
of drums conundrums.are f \S;ie thinks, some
are hardld bent. ‘ f
4 1 do not say,’remarked >1«. ’Brojni, “Jones
is a thief,, but I do pay that I” bis farm joined
Kiina I would not try to keep j ibpep.”
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superficial, learned* bnhnot pedantic, coiuprobdnsivcbulsut
fldooMr detailed.'free from iKTsoual-pique and pnrty>prdn
diet, fre.xh and yet accunrte, a complete «(otemept;^f
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U from the- latesj tbe accounts keep
pace vrfth'tbjj espiomHonsyiliistorieft! matter^Jnclodc ,
fob ‘tohditjust ticwa;th« biogrupbical■ notices jiotonly
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11 r a w.tr of <fnope*n« -THE »mTEB, .: j
' Form tof pries of four boots'
and ftve.rOpieP wUI be scr|t ss:the forctfc
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TO AGEWTS.
'tfo other works will so lil'erally rbwnrd tbe exertions '
Ax Aoest Waxted in tine County. Terms mads
known «m application to tbe~PubliihcTa. [Jan. 11, ’O2.
AYER’S j
CHE If RIY
PECTORAL,
FOU TUB RAPID CURB OF I
Golds, Coughs, and Hoarseness.
llßJMnrr.t), Mass., 20th Dei., 1855.
Bn, J.’C. krEB: Ido not hesitate to'say
4ho best remedy T ’hat© ’over fottrit! for
Cough?, Hoarsensss, Influenza, and; the con
comitant symptoms of a Cold, is,your Cuts*
rt Pectoral. Its constant use in iny, prac*
tico and tny family for the last ten Jyearslmi
. shown it to possess htrperior virtues for the
treatment qf these complaints, ,
EDEN KNIG JIT, M. D,
A, a MORTLSY. Esq., of Utica. N. T., writes: “ I hare
u*cd your Pectoral myself and in my family ever since yon
invented it. and believe \t the best medicine for its purpoee
put out. With a Iwd cold I should sooner pay twenty
five dollars for a bottle than do without it,or take any other
remedy.” !
Croup, Whooping Cough- Influenza-
SPRixcfiELn, Miss., Feb, 7,1856.
Brother Aren: I willjcheerfully certify your Pectoral Is
the lK*st remedy wo possess for the,cure of whooping cough*
croup, and, the chest drsetace of clfildrcn. Woof your fra
teruity in the Eoiitjh appreciate youe skill, and commend
jour medicine. to dnr people.
HIJRAM CONKLIN, M.D. .
AMOS LRE. Esq., Monterey. Is., writes, 3d Jan., 185 G; “1
had a tedious Influenza, which confined me in doors six
Weeks; took many medicines without relief: finally tried
your Pectoral.by the advice of onr clergymen.- The first
dose relieved the bOFftacss In my throat and longs; loss thWi
one half the bottle mail© me dornpletely well. - Your.medl*
cities are the cheapest as well ns the test wrmirb«y,iiqd wn
esteem you, Doctor,-and your remedies, aa the poor man’s
frlcna. '• . ' . .TI
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis,
West Msxchester, Pa., Feb. 4,1856.
Sir: Tour Cherry Sectoral is performing marvellous
euros in this sccti&n. Itllms relieved several from alarming
symptom* of consumption, and is now* curing a man wh#
lias luborok under uu affection of the lungs for the last forty
years. HENRY L. IJARKS, Merchant.
A. A. RAMSEY. M. D., Albion, Monroe Co., lowa, writes,
Sept. 6, 1555: “ During my practice of many years I have
found nothing equal to your Cherry Pectoral for pirivg ease
and relief to consumptive patients, or curing such os are
curable.” Vl 1
Wc might add volumes of e\ idonce, but the most oonrtn
cing proof «*f the virtues of this remedy is found In its
effects upon trial. •
Consumption.
Probably no one rcihody been known which
cured so many and such dangerous cases as this. Some no
human aid can reach ; but e\en to those tho Cherry Pectoral
ftfforda relief suid comfort.
Astob House, New Yobk Cm, March 6, l&SO.
Du. Amr., Lowell; 1 feel it a' duty and a-pleasure to in
form you what your Cherry Pectoral has done for my wife.
She had been five months lahorfng under the dangerous
symptoms of Consumption, from which no aid we could pro
-enro gave her much relief. She was steadily failing, untH
I)r. Strong, of this city, Vdioro wo have como for advice,
recommended a trial of your medicine. We blvas his kind
ness, as »c do your (drill; for the has recovered from that
day. She is not yet as strong as the used to ho, but U' free
from- her cough, and calls hcrnelf well."' ’’ 1
ORLANDO SHELBY, of flheltoville.
Consumptives, do not despair tillyon bavo triofl Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral. It is made by epe of T tbe best medical
chemists Is the world, aud its cur** all around us bespeak
the high merits of its virtues.-—i’A&ide/pAia Lodger.'
AYER’S CATHARTIC PILLS.
The sciences of Chemistry nnd Medicine hare beeu timed
tbelr utmost to produce this best,* most perfect purgative
whidi Is known to jnan. Innumerable proofs are shown
that these Pills have virtues which surpass in excellence the
ordinary medicines, and that they win unprecedentedly upon
tho estoVm of all men. They are safe and pleasant to take,
but powerful to cure. Their penetrating properties stimu
late tho vital activities of tho body,’remove tho obstructions
of its organs, purify the blood, and rxpel disease. They
purge* out tho foul humors which breed nnd grow distemper,
stimulate sluggish or disordered organs into their natural
action, and impart healthy tone with strength'.to the "whole
system*-- Not only do they cure the every-day Complaints of
alery body, but al«o formidable and dangerous diseases that
have baffled the best of human skill. ’While they ptbdnce
powerful effects, they are at tho snmo time, in dimintahed
dose*.: tho safest aijd best physic that can W employed for.
children. Being sugar-coated, they are pleasant to take; ajid
b*ing purely vegetable, are free from, any risk of harm.
Curas navy Ik-ca-mode which surpass belief Were they not
substantiated by men of such exalted position and character
as .to forbid the suspicion off untruth. • Many emiuent cler
gymen and ph\ stciana buve lent their name#to citify to the
public the reliability of my remedies, while others hare sent
mo theav-nniuce of their connexion that my. Preparations
contribute immensely to the relief (if my Afflicted, Btffjbrfug
fpllow-m**n. ; uJ
' Tho Ageist below named Is pTeasrjd to furnish gratis my
American Almanac, containing dilutions for tbelr use and
certificates of their cures, of the following complaints>—
, "Custiveiiess, Bilious Complaints] Rheumatism, Dropsy,
Heartburn ’Headache arising from-i foul stomach, Nausea,
Indige-tioii, Morbid Inaction cf tho Bowels, and Pain arising
theivfrom. Flatulency. Loss of Appetite, all Ulcerous aud
Cutaneous Diseases which require.au evacuant medioino.
Scrofuhvor-Jiing’a Evil. They also, by.purifying the blood
aud stimulating the system, cure mauy complaints which it
wLutd not be supposed they could itaich, such as Deafness,
Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and perrons Irritability, De
rangements of the Liver and Kidneys, Gout, and other kin
dled complaints arising from a h»w state of the body or ob
struction of its functions.
Do not lx* pot off by unprincipled dealers with some other
{dll they make more profit on. Ask for Ayer's Pills,and
take nothing ette. No other they can give you compares
with this hi Its intrinsic value or curative powers. The s|*k
wont tho best aid there is for them, and they should have It.
Prepared by Dr- J. C- A7EB>.
TVacftcnJ and Analytical ChemUt, Lowell, Jtfast.
Price 25'cents per box. Pivo boxes for $!•
SOLD BY
C. &J. L. Robin c on, Wellsboro: S., X, Billings, Gaines; B>
If. Borden, Tioga; Dr. Park hurst & Vi. H. Miller, Lawrenoe
ville; S. S. Packard, Covington*; Beunett & Son, Mtddlobury;
Gullck t Taylor, Blos»?burg; Fox & Witter, Maioaburgj 0.
L. Strait. Roseville, and Dealers everywhere.
‘ July 10,1862.—dm.
Portable Patent Horse-Power.
THE undersigned take jfleasuro in notifying the
public, that they have succeeded in devising a
Horse Power with only three places of friction, and
combines* the maximum of efficiency, durability,
and economy, with the minimunfof weight and price.
On account of its simplicity if may ho constructed
by any mechanic for less than half the cost usually
paid for horse-powers. It is well adapted to thrash*
inyj grain, sawing wood, and churning, also for turn
ing lathes, saws, planes, and other machinery in the
shop. Individual rights $5,00. • Township, County/
afid State rights foV, sale cheap dt our nffleo. - Agents
wanted to sell territory.' Tor further 'particulars' ad
drc*s < -MIHDAUGH A CLARK*
Mansfield, July 23, 18C2.-tf. • “• !
AUDITOR’S ' NOTICE.—INotice 18 hereby
given that the nndcrsignedjhashcen ro-nppoint
ed by the Court an-Auditor to aadit and distribute the
moneys in-the bands of the Administrator of the os*
tate of Jbhn Svens, dec’d., will attend to the duties
of his appointment, where a bearing will be had in
the premises, at the office of Ai P. Cone, Esq., in
Wcllsboro, on Wednesday, the 20th day of August,
nest, at 7 o’clock p. m., to distribute the said fend.
THOS. ALLEN, Auditor.
Wellshoro, July 2, 1362. \
GLUE in large or small qtfcntits9 t for dale at
ROY'S' DRUG STORE.
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IT A T 0 E .
—* SjL J **. Ij. > - fi* js. -X yi>w ’ 1 'z . *-) .„ X ‘ 1 I,l —
, .’ ■'■ BINGHAMTON :!' > :
: :&&Mh e jb e tAjL.- E<ii.;
11 .■ >X-: .; . ■ ■■■■■ p !>■• . ■■ '
Ailfiißtltutioii to Qualify Young
- ' Ld;WE LL & WABNE R, ,
‘»i r , <■ !tsi! > . ,
| Y AT. LOWELL, Principal, Professor of the Sci
■f f once bf Accounts, author of Lowell’s Treatise
upbn'Eook keeping, Diagrams HlnstSating (Be Same,
Str. ■■•■■■ i - t- 'jf.
John Banklni Commercial Accountant, Professor of
' Book-keeping and Practical Mathematics.
A. J, Warner, Professor of Practical [and Ornamental
. Penmanship, Commercial Calcnlat|bns,nnd Corres
..poitdenee. '
J. Ji.Curtis; Teacbei;, la - the Book-keeping
Department-. .[, o
Geo. PujßowebTeafher of Ornamental Penmanship, i
■ . ijßotircrßES s , . . „
Hqq, Doniel S- Dickinson, LL.D., Lijcturor an Cow
' 'mergialXawMid Political
jjwiu llipso'jp BaJetim, Lcoturoron Cpatracts t Protnis:
HeVDr. E/Andxewfibn, ‘ , ■
Btliaents c'dn ehter ht any time; navacation. .Grad
uates arejpresoqted with an elegantly engravedDi
jlftlfi'tfi Usual time required , to-ebmplete full comp
racial contse'from Bto 19 weeks. Every stndent is
gnbraiiteod to ho competent to take charge of thh
Bobkrtdanybhsines# firm, and qnelified to earn q
lalaryi from'dSOO to $1,500 per annum. Assistance
randeredtogmdaales in obtainingsicuotiona. Board
.$2 to 82,50 per week'. , - ■ ;
jgsr~ For particulars send for circular, enclosing
etamp. , 1
April 9,18C2.-]y, !
Tioga go. court proclamation
Whereas, the. Hon. Robert G. President
Judge fol the 4tb Judicial District of Pennsylvania,
and Royal Wheeler and Victor Case, EsqJe, Asso
ciate Judges in Tioga county, have issued their pre
cept, bearing date the 37th.day of June, 1862,
nnd.to mo directed, for the bolding of Orphan's Conrt,
Court of Common Pleas, General Quarter Sessions
and Oyer.and Terminer, at Wellsboro, ib? the County
pf Tioga, on, the last Monday Of August, (being the
25th day), 1862, and to continue .two. week?.
Notico- is therefore hereby given, to the Coroner,
Justice* of the Peace, and Constables in and for the
county of Tioga, to appear in their own proper per-,
spas, with their records, inquisitions, examinations and
remembrances, to.do those things, which of their offi
ces and ih their behalf appertain to be done, and all
witnesses ;and othex 1 persons prosecuting in behalf of
the Commonwealth against any person or person*) are
required to be then and there attending, and not to
deport at their peril. Jurors hre requested to be punc
tual in their attendance at the appointed time, agree-
Given under my hand and seal at the Sheriff's Office,
in Wellsboro, the 16th % day 1 of July in the year
of our thousand eight hundred and sixty
two. y H. STOWELL,'Jr., Sheriff.
TtiE«*ubscribct offers for sale the Steam Grist Mill
located on Stony Fork, 8 miles from Wellgboro,
with 8 acres of.lsnd, one store building and dwelling
bouse attached, one small dwelling and small barn.
THo mill has 3 run of stone, 2 good bolts and all the
necessary'apparatus in a custom, grist mill, a good
steani engine all in good running order, which be will
Sell at a bargain or would cxchange for othor property.
There is tib belter.location in Tioga County for a good
custom Grist-Mill; title l perfect. For further particu
lars enquire of 3. S. Packard, Covington, Pa. Also 97
acres of land 1} miles below the mill on Stony Fork
for sale. . Timber Pind and Hemlock.
.Covington, Jnna 4,'1862.8m» S. S. PACKARD.
; / '
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTlCE.—Letterg of
administration having been granted to the sub
scriberon the estate of William Updike, I ate of Rut
land Township, deic’d, notice is hereby given to those
indebted to said estate, to make immediate payment,
and those having; cloims, to present them properly
authenticated for settlement to the subscriber.
July 2, 1562. HANNAH M. WOOD,
SPRING- FASHIONS.
S. P. QUICK, HATTER,
135 Water Street, Elnkira,
keeps constantly on hand a general assortment of
FASHION SILK AND OASSIMERE EATS.
Also all kinds of 8o ft Hats and Caps, Furs for Ladles,
Ac. Hats made to order. Call and leave your mens
lire, and then you can have' a Hat to fit you. Prices
tq suit the times. Quality warranted,
Elmira, March 19, 1862.
MAP OF THE WORLD
'OK MERCATOR'S PROJECTION
THB undersigned has been appointed Agent of tho
New Illustrated and- Historical Copper Plato
Map of the World,-on Mercator’s Projection, compiled
from tho latest and most authentic sources, exploit
ing, the recent Arctic and Antarctic, African and
Australian Discoveries and Explorations,
let. This Map shows the world as it is.
2d, Shows the rdpidity of the- ecoan currqpts and
streams per hour. ;
' 3d, Map of the Earth, showing the currents of
the winds and streams of the Ocean. Also the lines
of equal seasons, equal summer and equal winter,
temperature attached to it.
4th. Time table ; of the world, elevations of the
Earth, lengths of the principal rivers of the world.
6th. The world in four hemispheres. Also the
-world as approhendedhy the Ancient Greeks, Cam
metii in Homer's time 000 years before Christ.
• Oth. Description of the principal sources, divisioa
of (ht;prinoipal -erfleds in the world, table showing
the mean annual fall of rain in the U. S. of America,
statistics of the 'whole world.
i’th. Jlyeteograpbica! Map of the World, exhibit
ing mean proportion of ram distributed in differ
ent /.ones,, Table showing the relative proportion of
land and water.
Btb. The phases of the Moon, and Chronological
table stating the most important-globular circumnavi
gations. Everything that has been recorded is on
this map. This map is designed for Schools and will
bo furnished to School Directors and citizens at a very
reasonable rate. The County Is now being canvassed.
Delmaf, July 16,1862. A. BACON.
Dissolution Notice,
NOTICE is hereby given that the Co-partner
ship heretofore existing between JOHN W. BAI
LEY A THOMAS HARDEN, under the firm name of
JOHN W, BAILEY, A Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The Notes and Accounts of theeafd
firm, remain in thej hands of TUGS, HARDEN, for
settlement.
Wellsboro, May tf, ISC2.
DENTIST.
DR, RALPH VILLE TTE,
JASPER, STEUBEN COUNTY, N. Y. r
Forfa long time a resident of Wellsboro, will visit
once in each month Knoxville on tho 25th, Elkland
on the 26th, -Lawrencovilie on the 27th, Tioga on the
28tb. Those living at a distance to avoid disappoint
ment will please address by letter to Jasper. N. Y.
May 21, 1862.
Howard association, Philadelphia
For the Relief of the Sick and Distressed, af
flicted with Virulent and Chronic Diseases, and espe
cially for the Cure of Diseases of the. Sexual Organs.
Medical advice gi.en gratis, by the Acting Surgeon.
Valuable reports on Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weak
ness, and other Diseases of the Sexaal Organs, and
on the new remedies employed in the Dispensary, sent
to the afflicted in scaled letter envelopes, free of
charge. Two or three stamps for postage will bo ae-!
ceptable. • • J t
Address; Dr, J. SKILLTN HOUGHTON, Acting-
Surgeon, Howard Association, !No, 2 South Ninth 1
Street, Philadelphia; Pa, ' ’.
- Jon? d£ ; . 1862. j ,!
NOTICE.-Lettera of
T*~ Administration having been granted to the un
dersigned on the estate of BENJAMIN HARROWBR,
late of Bindley, -N. T., dec'd,, notice is hereby given
to tbeso indebted to,'said estate to make immediate
payment, and those jbaving claims to present them
properly anthentioated : for settlement to the anhscri
ber at Elklund, Tioga Co,. Pa,
r KAssoN parkhurst;
June 25,18C2. ;■ ' Administrator*
Veal ghloit
THE highest price will be paid for light skins—
must bo free from cuts orholesd—by
i JOHNSTON 4 BOYCE.
Tioga, Jane 4,15(}2. St. ■ ,
TOR SATE.
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• OT 1 THE-IJJfIIiBJB / S, , rATES.{ t _
' ■ In the monthpf‘iloccnltef.ils?, tho
grat time offered, fo? .sale, to the- public, Bpvcc
Hois' tmeprial Wiaeßittora, and.in vhiashprt
period they .hate gireii'aucfr universal satisfaction t°rtbp
many thcrcjftpda of pcrSpns who havo tried them that it is ijo?
an established article. Thp of bodily and mental
misery arising efcnply from a neglect of complaints Is
Bor prising and it is therefore ofthc utmost. importance th»l
a strict attention.to the least nolmoat trifliPghotUly ailment
ihouM'hehadp for diseases of the body mush invariably
aflitotthe mind. The Bubscribefa now only wit atrial of
Dft, J. BO¥®E BODS’
■ JMFEEUL WBfE BITTERS! / /
from all whobarenotnsed theo*. TT« wor ?^
■ >, J '
Tbu&-BzxszM.lte:tbe T CQrftiQf .Weak Stomachs,General
Debility, and for Enriching .tbe JDloodj arf
abacdatclj.ui»nrpaaacriby,amy other remedy oa .earth. To
beaasnrodof this, It is only acce*&ry ; td ofihe .the*trial.
The wine Itself is of ft superior quality, being about
stronger Oxen other, wine#; tfaj|iiijg:afa4
Whole-system-from- thph**d to she Toe t. Aatfat«4 Dittpcp.aije
ionic *nd alterative in the** character, so tljcgr ?i>eng*hea
and invigorate tbo whole sy stefe and girjfc njflnetpne ax? 4
hwithy to all ItM part?, t»y eqqalijing; ihe circulation
pemotihg obstructions, ond producing a gepecal wuqitb
They are alio, excellent for IH?eaaM and,WeahsCBB.pesnlist
to Females* *b«o * to strengthen
and brace the system*; Kp. Lady, who is &ut>ject to
‘lassitude and, faintness, should h? without them, as. they are
'reviving their action '
THESE BITTERS
Wilt not only Core, but Prevent Disease,
Mid. in thl* respect are doubly, valuable to the person who
may uro them. For (
, INCIPIENT , CONSUMPTION,
Weak.Lnngs, Indigestion* Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Nervous
System, Paralysis, Piles, and for all cases requiring a Tonic
Dr. Bods’ Celebrated Wine Bitters
ARE .UNSURPASSED!
For Sore Throat, so common among tbe Clergy, they are
truly valuable.
For the aged and infirm, and for persons of a weak con
stitution —for Ministers of the Gospel,'’Lawyers.
lie speakers—for Book-Keepers, Tailors, Seamstresses, Stu
dents, Artists, and all persons leading a sedentary life, they
will prove truly beneficial.
As a Beverage, they are wholesome, innocent, and delicious
to the taste. They 'produce all the exhilarating effects of
Brandy cr Wine, without intoxicating; and are a valuable
remedy for persons addicted to the use of excessive strong
drink,*nnd who wish to refrain from It. They are pure and
entirely froo from the poisons .contained in the adulterated
Wines and Liquors with whichjffie country h flooded.
These Bitters not only CURE but PREVENT Disease, and
should be used by all who Hr© in a country where the water
is bad, or whore Chills and Fevers are prevalent. Being
entirely innocent and harmless, they may be given frooly to
Children and infanta with Impunity.
Physicians, Clergymen, and temperance advocates, as an
act of humanity, should assist In spreading these truly
valuable BITTERS over- tbe land, and thereby essentially aid
In banishing Drunkenness and Disease.
In all Affections of the. Head, Sick Head>-
acbo, or .Neyvpus Headache, Dr. Sods’
Imperial Wine “Bitters will bo found to
be most Salutary an Efficacious.
FEMALES.
The many certificates which hove been tendered us, and
the letters which vre are dally receiving, are conclusive proo
that among the women these Bitters have given ft satisfac
tion which no others have done before. No woman in the
and should be without them, and those who once use them
will not fail to keep a supply.
DR. J. BOVEE DODS’
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS
Are prepared by an eminent and skillful physician who has
used them successfully in his practice for the last twenty-five
years. The propiietor, before purchasing the exclusive right
to manufacture and sell Dr. J. Bovco Bods' Celebrated Im
perial Wine Bitters, had them tested by two distinguished
medical practitioners who pronounced them a valuable
remedy for disease.
Although the medical men of tbe country, as a general
thing disapprove of Patent Medicines, yet wc do not believe
that a respectable Physician, can bo fonnd in the United
States, acquainted with their medical properties, who will
not highly approve DR. J. BOVEE ODDS’ IMPERIAL WJNE
BITTF.HS.
In .all newly settled places, where there Is always a Large
quantity of decaying simber from which a poleoimna miusma
is Bitters should bo used every morning before
breakfast.
DR. J. BOVEE DODS’
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS
Ate composed of a pure and unadulterated Wine, combined
with Barberry, Solomon's Comfrey, Wild Cherry Tree
Bark; Spikenard, Chamomile Flowers, and Gentian. They
are manufactured by Br.Dods himself, who is an experienced
and successful Physician, and hence should not be classed
among the quack nostrums which flood the country, and
against which the Medical Profession are so justly preju
diced.
These truly valuable Bitters hare been so thoroughly
tested by all classes of the community for almost every
variety of disease incident to tho human system, that they
are now,deemed indispensable as.a
TOXIC, MEDICINE AXD A LEVERAGE,
PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!
It Costs but Little I Purify the Blood I Give
Tone to the Stomach J llenotaie the :
System ! and Prolong Life f
PHce $1 per bottle, 6 bottles for $5.
Prepared and sold by
CHARLES WIDWFIELE & CO.,
SdlE PROPRIETORS,
TS William Street, New York.
eST" For wile by druggists and grocers generally through
onf the country.
Sept. SS, 1861.—1 y.
NEW GOODS:
T. L. BALDWIN
S now receiving a large and Well Se eeted Stock ef
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting in part of a General Slock of
DET GOODS, LADIES’ DRESS GOODS,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
HATS AXD CAPS,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
bOOTS AND SHOES, WOODEN WARE,
he., he., he,, ■, he,,
All ef which will be.sold VERY LOW for
READY PAY ONLY.
ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
All penooe buying GOODS for
READY FA T,
Are respectfully inti ted to eall and examine
THE STOCK,
A. they are to he sold at
VERY DOW PRICES.
CASH PAID. FOR WOOL.
Tioga, May 28,1862. ’ T. L. BALDWIN.
NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby giyin that an application haa
been made to the Court of Common Pleas, of
Tioga County, by L. D. Seeley, John George,. G. W.,
Northnp and others, to grant a charter of incorpora
tion for religions purposes, (to themselves, their asso
ciates and successors, under the name and style of the
"Sheend'Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
in Brookfield,” and if no sufficient cause bo shown to
the contrary, the said conrt will decree that they be
come and be a body corporate. By the Court,
June 18, 1802. J. F. DONALDSON, Proth’y.
WE&LSBQRO BOQK STOBS.j
; rpHß“ £ Enbscktef; hatinlgjpottsisaea of -ffm. H:
,!jt* Smith his-iniereatu in ;thß ;
-Busineas, would respectfully ipfonn tbe public o£,-lda
desire to keep -. . | ~, v . ;
a ctBJSTEst-O-,5* asrs.-wfs,„.R.Q pi*
. AND BOOk ' SJOKE,. ; ,
wbqreio will famish, ;
At THE, OLD STANDj 1
n thi Post Office Bailding,|(or by mail) all
THE NEW YORK DAILIES
&ttba pub) if her? PWWi H« will alw k,«WP
alt tbs Literary Weeklies, »nd
The Hpnthly htegazlneg*,
Harper’s,tbsAtlantic, Qo<l.y?>> PeteMen.’*
Jfnjckeibooker, CoEtineßtfdie.i 4c, ; . >
Also, still bo kept com t*atly. on-haad, a com ,eU,
repository of ' ' ' r |~ '
mSTWBICAXa POBWCAJ.
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, ;
Blank Book/,, Paper. Hangings,
SHEET.MUSIC, ’PICTUBES,- MAPS, it.
Ordct| for Binding Books. | The work executed to smt
any taste, and“6n theloweal possible terms. Particn
larattention will also be giv-cnto'SPECIAL ORDERS
for any thing comprcbooaea in the trade.
One Thousand Volumes of the Latest Editions of
SCHOOL | BOOKS.
! .. Parents, Teachers and Scholars, are invited to cal
and examine this largo asgortmont of School Books
in which may be foohd ererything in nse in the
; schools of the County. \ / 1
Readers.—Sanders' entire series. Porter's Reader,
"Sergeant's, Town's and Willson's Readers,
Spelling Books, —Sanders', Websters Ac.
ARumiETirs. GroenleJrs, „ Davies', Stoddard's,
Colburn's Ac. v
Grammars.—Brown's, K myon's, Smith's Ac.
Geographies.—Mitchcllp, Warren's, Colton's A?.
Davies’ Legendre, Algebri, Surveying Ac.
i Slates of all kinds and sifos. * :
Copy Books, Steel Pens.
Paper of all kinds. J.
I Latin, German, French and Greek Text Boo)ss ; on
hand and purchased to ord^r.
Watches, Jewelry, Picture Frames, Paper Hang,
logs, Christmas Toys, Fancy Articles, Maps, Pic- t
turcs Ac. 1
All orders promptmattended to.
Wcltsboro, Nov. 27,18G1| J. F. ROBINSON,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
THE' 13NDI3lSIGNl|p'wouM respectfully
inform the citizens of iWELLSBORO and vicin
ity, that he has leased the store owned by A. P. CONE,
one door east of FARR'S HOTEL, on Main Street,
-where be will keep constantly on band
i LARGE AND WELL STOCK OF
Family Groceries & Provisions,
; SUCH AS
'FLOUR, MEAL, AND PEED,
KEROS! NE Ollj,. BURNING FLUID,
CAMPIIEifE, TOBACCO, CIGARS, &0., to.,
which ho will sell cheep T
1
FOR GASH.
.Also a large assortmentorifine BRANDIES, GINS,
WINES, OLD RYE AND W|HEAT WHISKEYS; he
also Manufactures a superior article of CORN WHIS
KEY, which ho will sell to lumbermen, Hotel Keep
ers nnd others, at *
WHOLESALE ,
Cheaper than any other establishment in Northern
Pennsylvania. J. J. EATON.
Wellshom, Jan. 15. ISC2. \
JOHN R. (BOWEN
BEGS leave to state that paving- "removed" from
the ' i
- “ OLD EMPIRE STORE”
across the street to Me present location, bo is now
prepared to furnish his old' friends and customers
with a well selected assortment of
DRY GOODS, |
LADIES 4 GOODS, 1 “
READY MADE CIJpTIIING,
CLOTHS, JEAN|9, CASSIMERES,
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS,
GROCERIES, |
PROVISIONS, 1
: TEAS, COFFEE,
TOHACCO, kQ. r AC.,
At a very small advance anon
New ¥orkf Prices.
The highest market price psiid for all kinds of
PRODUCE.
■ Remember the place—Firsc Store below the
POST OFFICE:
Wcllfibotoj Feb. 5, 1562. |
STOVES AND jriNWARE.
WILLIAM ROBERTS
HAS opened a new Stord and .Tin Shop in the
Store opposite Roy’s Building, where he is pre
pared to furnirh his old friends and customers, and
the public generally with everything in his line of
business, including \
Cooking Stoves of tho approved styles; Par
lor, Dining ‘ Room, and Coalj.Stoves; Tinware and
Kitchen furniture of all variejies.
Call and see our new stock.
Wellsboro, Feby. 8,‘■1862. j
CONSTITUTION WATER.
THE ONLY REMEDY Folr DIABETES, Irritn
tion of the Neck of the jßladdcr, Inflammation
of the Kidneys, and Catarrh of the Bladder, Stran
gury and Burning, or.-Painfnl formating, Stone in the
Bladder, Calculus, Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit, and
Mucous or Milky Discharges ajftor Urinating.
For sale by all Druggists. ‘Price $l.
WM. H. GREGG A CO., Proprietors.
Morgan & Allen, General Agents, No. 4G Cliff St,
New York. , j
ROT, Agent for Tioga County.
Wellsboro, April 16, 1862.-J;,
THE GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN MISERY.—
Just. Published in a Sealed Envelope; Brice-6
eta: A Lecture by Dn. CULVBRWELL, on the caqie
and enre of Spermatorrhoea;! Consumption, Mental
and Physical Debility, Nervousness, Epilepsy; Im
paired Nutrition of the Body;} Lassitude; -Weakness
of the Limfasand the back; Indisposition, and Inca
pacity for Study and Labor; Dullness of Apprehen
sion; Loss of Memory; Aversion to Society; Love
off Bolitude ;. Timidity ; Self-Distrust; Diiiiness ;
Headache ; Affections of the Eyes; Pimples ou tbo
Face; Involuntary Emissions,liand Sexal Incapacity;
the Consequences of Toothful -Indiscretion, Ac., Ac.
This admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
above enumerated, often solf-|kffiicted, evils may he
removed without medicine nntbwithout dangerous sur
gical operations, and should bo"; read by. every youth
and every man in the land. 1
Sent undersea), to any address, ir a plain, sealed
’envelope, on the receipt of sixloeots, or two postage
stamps, by addressing Dr. CHAS. JVC. KLINE,
. 127 Bowery, New Yerk, P’pst Office Box, 4536.
Jan, 29, 18G2.-4m. -
ANOTHER fresh assortment of those ele
gant 11 cent CALICOESt-just received by
. June 18,1862. | T. HARDEN.
READY MADE BOOTS AND SHOES.
constantly on hand. AU kinds of Leather as
Findings, also constantly on band and for ul«
prices for cash of ready pay.
HIDES pnd PELTS taken in exchange fer
at the highest market JOS. RIBEBC
Wellaboro, Aug- 14,1861.
itliinmuiu. '' CABINET
WARE ROO
THE Subscriber moat respectfully annoiom
ha has on hand at the old staid, and fin
Cheap L.ot of Fumitire.
comprising In part
Brewing arid Common Bureaut, Seerelaritt end .
Cases, Center, Card and 'Pier TnhUi, Dimj
Brcak/att Tablet, Marble-topped and ComnanSt
Cnphoardt, Cottage and other Bedtieedi, Stand
fat and -Chairt, Gilt and Boteteoed Mauldin j
Picture Pramet, ,
COFFINS mode to order on skert utta.
hearse will be furnishid if desired.
CHARLESTON FLOURING M
WRIGHT So BAILEY,
Having secured the bolt mill* in the County,
prepared to do
Custom Work, merchant W<
aod in fact everything that ian bf does ii Ci
Mills, so as to give perfect satis faction.
FLOUR, HEAL AND FEED,
- AX WHOLESALE OK RETAIL,
at oar store in Wellsboro, or at the mil!. Cull
Goods exchanged forgrain a,t the market price.
All goods delivered freo of charge within tbr
ratio*. ..WRIGHT A BA. T
Wellsboro, Feb. 18, 1861.
THIS preparation, made from the beat Jan
U rceoknraended by physicians as a eoparH
trieious Beverage for General Debility, Djr
and all billions disorders. -Thousands who bar.
compelled to abandon the use of coffee will tie
without injurious effects. One can contain*,
strength of two pounds of ordinary coffee. Prict
cents.
The purest and best BAKING POWDKKU
for making light, sweet and nutritions Bred
oakcs. Price 15 cents.
Corner of Broad and Chestnut Street*, Phil
phia, and for sale by all Druggists and flraeirt*
March 5, 1862.
MISS PAULINE SMITH has jDFtrurcht«
FALL AND WINTER" G GODS,
Consisting of Straws of all kinds, Pattern
Bloomer Hats, Flowers, Velvets, Silk* of all
and in fact
ALL KINDS OF TRIMMINGS. .
She policita a call from the ladies ef Wellahoto
vicinity “feeling confident that
HER GOODS VIDL BEAR INSPECTION
and compare farorahly with those of any
meat in the comity in> regard to price.
BLEACHINO AJTD PBESMKC 4«»
superior manner.
_ JCST- Boom at tin i residence of C. Trillion*,
site U. S. Hotel, upstairs.
Oct. 2,1801. '
Mails class as follows: Tbs Northern (liog*<
mug,Cleveland, New York, Ac..) at a. *•
Southern (Troy, Philadelphia, Washington, “ j
7.45 a. y. The Jersey Shore, (Morris, Cedar '
Ac.,) and the Coodertport (Pine' Cifcek, ’
Pike, A 0.,) at 2p. k.J every Tuesday .and FriW-
California Mails leave New York the Irt"
21st of each month. . •
An Overland Mail! for California l ea *? ! . .
twice a week. lietteiwfof this Mail should »
" Overland." .
AlUetters alleged jto contain valuable enc
should be registered.; ' u ,|
- Post Masters are instructed to retain an n>
tor belonging to any jnvividosl until.his
if he be in arrears—for postage bo paid.
Post Office opein from 7 A. K., to 8 p. *■, *'J
Sunday excepted, j Hcon Yoi *»,'
NEW COOPEKTs^P.—The min
respectfully informs the cUiseo* £.
and vicinity, that hof has epepod * COOF*
opposite
CROWE’S WA«OS SBOPr
and is ready, todo all manner of. work P'®“Pf'
order, from a gallon |keg to a fifty
pairing also done on short notice. v>
TCeJlsbaro, May 8, frSfil-
I* ,
i!
; .J,OEN. A. E o f
apothecary
wgwawiM ixp’.axzrtj, „ t '
- DEVOS, MEDICINES AXs
suns, K
TOILET ANJ) fA(IW
BBUSBIS,
Olts AND DYE.BTc Wg *'
P.4TBST
VIOLS AND BOTTLES,
;/ WINDOW-GLASS, PCTIt.
CIGARS ANDIOJ,.
WIRE WINES AND bßasd,
JOB MEDICAL PCEP
■ALSO, SACRAMENTAL iTQfc
■ Warranted to be pore Grape * '
pretsly fer Coamnniori pßrposee. ' “•?«*< (
’Proscriptions carefully compounded „
promptlyanasrercd. «B*t*
• Every article for rale usually , 0 ] d t ,
Drug Store, and at the lowest market I™- "M
-Wollaboro, May 1, 1861. pnMl
GENERAL McCLEtIAiP*
HAS decided to go into winter qnarter. ..j
Williams, Agt., has “follJt 15 !
and baa accordinglylaid merer*lam ,Zu!f
Goods m burhne, nz: J*
' K«™n«-Oil, Ump Oil,
: Boroing Fluid, C. Bp E«,,
Alcohol, TnrpsnUai
Drugs,
Potent Medicines,
Window Gloss,
ie., ic„
whieh will be sold at lowest city priest dnfc.
w#r r j p - H- WILLIAMS,
N. B. Confederate Stato.Stocks and til bsok',
oount* ape at discount—-can't sell goods for title
Wjolisboto, Not. 27, 1861. '
1 removal.
JOSEPH RIBEROLLE
HAS removed his BOOT, SHOE, LE'"
and FINDIG STORE, from his late.
Main Street, to hia Tannery at the lower enc
village, whore he will be glad to wait on hiiem
and tha pilblio generally. .Competent wotkm
employed in the Manufacturing Department,!
work warranted to be our own manufacture.
Also, all kinds of
N. B. All those indebted to the iubrcribar -
account, or otherwise, are call at
and square op. JOS. RIBEROT
Is. B. Taming and Sawing done to order.
August 11, 1859.
Kollock’s Dandelion Colli
Kollock’a Leva In.
JCAKUrACTCRED UT
H. H. KOLLOCK, ChemUt,
FASHIONABLE 2VULLINBBT SB'
MAIN ST., WELLSBOKO.
WEEXSBORO POST OFfW®-
DjsSUUi,
Puttjj
B. T. VASHOI