Lc i?~ H ,°M iLY ° w ii' <■ t =.’
. . . sV'pouai«i'3 —•. :
''l have reaCvritty SaaCyoar Lt enchrc, ;
“Vl(,’ s a game rhave played, «l%|ft»« e lW s P>'
■M« iryou M W.elM®.; • ’
X<iaToaia fiod,V)h mdargenittMff.a J f,xfj!fS?*.P?? t > ■
v ”lt'teachcja,l eB 3 o D'more,ge9ii®eaf.“tte,.. - ~
’To be gloaned from'tbft ( - li; l,ij play it-alone.
■- Self reUance, •
' The advances guard of eewßooge aftWtly wait
. ■ Until time has-develdpcd proclaim ;
■ Deserve a high plooe on the # feme ,*■- •'
, Andoneninllfe,«siß EaoB?eaJ»l;,:-' t t -
. Too make a Big March when |w!,pw| R alone."
But to “go it alone” yon ah %
■ y oa most, hold the Big your
' ; hand _ • «. - --i» .. rf*"- V ‘ - ■
And too often in life, in cCslmilft! ?-5> C -- . : •
Ufoa depend on.suoh oarde to-sS&li yoratbe tricks,
'- go that something too much "flf| Jr*" knave nay be
■ • -. shown ■■■ ■■rtikt&k ,-*« '■ ■
In a selfish desire to “go :; ■r- '
; Bdt the game .yon describe : aBa|4|- 'fel strife,”
: Bat* moral to pnint'for the
■lt is this: when the 'bards \nr|£4;a'S;-touna on the :
' stand ; _ Isife L'i. J'’ .
•And each player looks anstonsl|iA(niiS;Sandj -
How bravely your partner, ill lu|k resist, ' r -
, If cheered by th&sonnd of y qu| ; I’ll- assist.”
| The great Ghllieo, imprisoned ;
. In the depth of his sorrow thisi&rrjiptliy found,
- Whoo angry Donnnicians hurleiyrf'via head,
All the wrath on which bigotry® (:»HipU ' s fed. ■
A fair firm appeared through taakuiigoJjp'sdim mist,
- And a daughter’s aoS voice iWjS«}jprffd; lop—“ I’ll
‘ assist.” , ■ f ,j; ■ t
; What’s the use of this world, il jv cold,
* Ton selfishly seek all the honojfft uftbU|S, '
* Repelling your'neighbors, wits aE&eJlif, stone,
. And the words, harshly spoken' t Mt’g,g|iy U alone. 1 ”
* No—No ! higher up on humani# I* ,
Is he who can cheerfully say—|fl!
Then in love! Oh, rash poet u|f'|h«t iltfaoso bright
eyes r ■ - ■ v il« , .
Are gazing in yours with a tend
Should apply to your own caJW ihS ineral you’ve
ishown • ,'l' *
And quietly-tell you to “play itjfcl nSgSi*->
With what passionate ardor be kissed
Till theyimurmured once more jftd-.'stFlt{words—“ I'll
' ■ a^ St! " ; , ' pl| C '
Then shuffle the pack! Cut thsia'ids-snee again,
And let a new monilawakcn yo|r
Go! teach to the world that the aa j’^f'.li/e
May be lightened to all who takjv F-vu.l''S-;ti ,e strife,
If the geneiaius lesson, thus Tir.f-.ed,
And each mala to his neighbor assist.”
r N 1
KDUCATIQNAL-SlNSiifW.
In onr last article we .noaoid i girne of the
things necessary to gain i4du||tion. We
will now notice some pf a good
education. _ 11; ,’ 1 II
Ist. It will give a man greif;j,pcrkßr. and in
- fluonee among his fellow-metf not if a
man has the energy and perns )f|Boe' of a Co
lumbus that would discover
worlds if there were any more|{!’di,'p,ver, or the
integrity, fidelity, and patrioSii.tti lit/a Wash-'
ington, that would cause hittjf^:j|j| 'down his
life for his country, yet if h'Bi-j'eSfwij possess
a good education bo will loBeiifyed|leal of the
11 influence which he otherwisojfaAjbk|lsive. The
reason of this is plain.' Peifct have
.more respect for the $ ideated men
and are more willing to follojSs|l|ejra advioe in
matters of importance than follow
the advice of the, uneducated they
know that education fits a ■flE.'any place,
for taking the lead or others.
But the educated' roan isigir Viy®: admitted
among every class of pebplo’fw j have
ample opportunities for, stole- | jraiir minds
with "every species of knowlefe V/Sm will'Ena
ble them to exert a good their
fellow-men. The farmer, mfe ? ( i)o ? iand mer
chant, all give the Student a iB£];';y)»?eloome to
their homes and while he is A >'
pitalities he iftmaking himself; ; J ((Minted with
their peculiar characteristic^'; iiJt?, ,jbo., and
his knowledge will be of ben®, r; ! (o^ when
be is called upon to fill somsetj y mtSs honora
ble offices which fall to thelSf X ■ |iu'educated
men, in enabling him to wielifb ( influ
ence over these classes of inmN iflsi
2d. ’■ Knowledge is power.’f; .b confers power
upon nations and individuals! ;.H heltpost pow
erful nations on the globe are| > j ts« that con
tain the greatest number of jls and
where the most attention is 'piit ■ this sub
ject. England and the United jf- i|tes ate the
most powerful nations on according
to their size, and this fact is V’'fijtributed to
the attention that is paid toj§, ia t|dgeation of
the people. Why is it that!|s ijjsnil has al
ways held the supremacy ovefs i|ie nations
of the “old world,” unless it|i
of hosts of such men as Brd|t: nqn# and Pal
merston, men of vast learningq’fdSiwho place
a just estimate upon the va 1 upfiid|imp; 1 rt■, 1 nce
of edneation, and also of the h|c ’viir tjiek it con
fers upon those who acquire nations,
or individuals. Such men 1 Wuy sinews,
of a nations greatness, i Apllong as-a
nation is blessed with such'l® j>s|;;men, and.
as long as the nation applies If |lh,'knowledge
to good and useful purposes jlf t tAoilong will
that nation be blessed with pb;V if Land influ
ence among the nations of thga vf hl-.j Bot that
knowledge is power is easily jp Ji qip [,by com
paring the conditiop of Africar -AfiSthhiof the
United 5 States. The- one is a pfSl , !wealthy,
and great nation. ' The, other 'K-; t igno
rant and degraded one, a jjprpy to its
nnjnst and avaricious neighbodf." ’'iffte “ west- •
era continent.” Now what fig eaft[ie differ
ence f It is simply a want tH’ Jknfj{Hedge on
the paff of the Jatter nation.j. Iff 5 |p' ,
The “sable sons of Africa” the
opportunities for gaining an ei&Aifi|pithat the'
people of other nations have dyfe 5 _ Their
eyes have never been-gloddonel : sight of
Collages, Universities &o„ witij jl )|eioepliqj)'
of a small portion of them, bnrchlffeave, been
doomed to remain in ignoranca; s i|p‘t jAfrioa is
becoming enlightened and not far
distant when the education wm(iMfe> people
of Africa will possess will enal|fi take a,
prominent position among of the
earth. -So we see that .and
happiness are gained by acqulfi educa
tion, while they are lost to a'jSt, by
rioolecting it. A considerate. 01J&II these
ti.nigs should lead the yontM' f to
make greater efforts in cultivaret minds
than they ever,yet ha'sfr«lwe.i|' : (
Brookfield, •; j| > i
Pithy.—The
shire Legislatuture opened <W|l yclept-week:
*• We think every member ofi, hit fSonee, 0
God, is in, favor of ja short ae»,;aif,y'rihd
quently mnnifesMheir short
prayers. We pray; $ bee Ylratjt also
odnceive a lave for, short only
when they bavo something tq|iny,.«.B it and
t!; en stop. ___22lS r VF . ,
| i\]
,1 boy at sohpql,; qnt West, :W|.epGSalled on
,!o ;■ oite his lesson in history WK’; : M®d> .
•* WhaHrtliw Oempm"dtet't^dyflp^Ty ,r,,J *
>'■. boy replied; “ jit, Schnapps, |
■ i.ssf and nix comerouco.*'| : TIiO :fcoy was I
prum -iei instantly. ! ■ i ' 11| 1
•• i:r -"t
• Kt.-%IX; I'!:,!
-•. “£
i_3 , - \s
1
WELLSBORiO BOOK STORE.
.;,M S Si-:
lllffß snhsorifaeri having purchased of Wm. H
;-JL‘ Smith his interest-inUhe Book and-Stationery
.-linsibees, wotild respeotfuHy Inform the pablib of bis
.chaiite to kafip v]
X- r oteirsa.' Xj 'sTiawe’.itoo&r
: C~ : :V-- ANl>; BOOR. STORE, - ,' '
where.be will'farntsh, 4 :;-;- '. ’ .. j ; - -
■ AT THE OM> STAND,
n the Post Office Building,-(or by mail) all
.TSR NEW YORK* DAILIES ' ■■
.at the publishers prices. He will also keeep oa lumd
all tho Literary-WeeklieSifand- '2 r ’ : ; .
HoatUy JSaenz&iesr .
Includurg Harper’s, Petewon’s'
f
£ wiU fea kept CGDstaytlj %a.ad x a com, a«te'
repoaitory r jof ' L l' , « ‘
CjuASSICAL, HISXOBICAXij FpETICAL
i- SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS -BOOKS, -
Blank Booku, Paper naosings,
‘ * SIIEET MUSIC, 3JAPS, &c. , .
Orders for Binding Books. Tke work executed to suit
any teste, nnd on .the fewest noaeible terms. Particu
lar attention will Msb be to SPECIAL OBDEES
for nny thing comprehended in the trade. *• v
One Thousand Yolames of kho Latest Editions of
1 SCHOOL BOOK^;
Parents, Teachers and Scholars, are invited to cal
\and examine this large assortment of School-Books
ia which may be found evvythisg in use in the
'StiTiools of the County. !
ReADKiiS,—Sanders’ entire fserics, Porter’s Header,
Sargeant’s, Town’s and Wilhcm’s Headers.
Spelling Books.— Sandersf, Wehsters Ac#
Arithmetics. GreenleafJ, Davies’, Stoddard’s,
Cullmrn’s Jcc. j ►
Latin, German, French nnd Greek Text Books; on
h«nd and purchased to order.
Watches,- Jewelry, Picture Frames, Paper Hang
ings, Christmas Toys, Fancy Articles, Maps, Pic
tures Ac.
All order? promptly attended to.
Wellaboro, Nov. 27, 186 f. J. P. ROBINSON.
THE undersigned has beeninppointed Agent of the
New niusfrated and 'Historical Copper Plato
Map of the World, on Mercator’s Projection, compiled
from the latest and most authentic sources, exhibit
ing the recent Arctic and Antardtic, African and
Australian Discoveries and'Explorations.
This Map shows the world as-it is.
2d. Shows the rapidity of the ocean currents 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. f
4th. Time table of the world, elevations of the
Earth, lengths of the principal rivers of ithe woVld.'
sth. The world in four hemispheres. Also the
world as apprehended by the Ancient Greeks, Cam
merii in Iloraer’i? lime 900 years before Christ.
Gth. Description of the principal 'sources, division
of the principal creeda in the table showing
'the mean annual fall of rain in the tl. S. of America,
statistic? of the whole world.
7lh. llvctengrnphieal Map of the World, exhibit
ing the mean proportion of ruin distributed in differ
ent Zones. Table showing the relative proportion of
land nnd water.
Bth. The .phases of the Moon, and Chronological
table Htutifig the most importantglobular circumnavi
gations. Everything that has been recorded i« on
this map. This map is designed for t Schools nnd will
be furnished to School Directors and citizens at a very
reasonable rate. The County is now being canvassed.
, Delmar, July Id, 1862. ‘ A- BACON.
GROCERIES ASD PROVISIONS.
THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully
inform the citizens of WELLSBORO and vicin
ity, that he has leased the store owned by A. P. CONE,
one door east of FARR'S HOTEL,;pn Main Street,
where ho will keep: constantly on band
A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
Family Groceries & Provisions,
SUCH AS 1
FLOUR, MEAL, AND FEED, i
KEROSINE OIL, BURjNING FLUID,
CAMPIIENE, TOBACCO. CIGjAES, &c., Ac.,
which ho will sell cheep j ■
FOR CASH-
Also n large asFortmentbf fine BRANDIES, GINS,
WINES, OLD KVE AND WHEAT WHIJ^KEYS; he
at?o Manufactures a superior article Of CORN WHIS
KEY, which he will sell to Lumbermen, Hotel Keep
ers and others, at
Cheaper than any other establishment in Northern
Pennsylvania.
IV£LL«BORO’ ACADEMY.
Wellsboro’, Tioga County, Penna.
MARINUS N. ALLEN. A. VfLt - - Principal
assisted by a corps of competent teachers.
The Fall Term will commence on the 18th of
August, 1862.
Tuition for term of fourteen week*, from $2.50 to
$6.0-0.
A Teaches’ Class will also bo formed.
By order of Trustees,
J. P DONALDSON, Preft.
Wellsboro, July 30, 1802.
HAS opened a new Stove nnd Tin Shop in the
\ Store opposite Ray's Building, where he is pre
paxed’to furnirh his old friends and customers, and
the public generally with everything in his line of
business, including * ’
Cooking Stoves of the most approved styles; Par
lor, Dining Room, and Goal Stovesj; Tinware and
Kitchen furniture of nil varieties.
Call and see our new stock.
Wellsboro, Feby. 5, 1862.
[ , v '' Siiingc Wauled. .
ONE DOLLAR per Hundred wetgHVwlU be paid
for dry Schac Bark or Leaves,’ by
JOHNSTON 4 BOYCE.
• Tioga, June i, ISB2. Bt.
Grammars. —Brown’s, Kenjyon’s, Smith's Ac.
Geographies. —Mitchell’s,’Warren’s, Colton’s Ao.
Davies’ Legendre, Algebra, fSnrvejingi Ac,
Slates of all kinds and sizes. - .
Copy Books, Steel Pens»
Paper of all kinds.
MAP OF TlTfe WORLD
OK MBE CA TOR ’§ | PR OJECTIOK
WHOLESALE,
Wellsboro. Jan. 15, 1862.
STOVES AMD TIVWARE.
WILLIAM ROBERTS
j DR. ROBERT ROY
CAS ALWAYS BE IDCBD AT
HOY’S DRUG STORE,
Wellsboro’, Pa.
where he may,bo consulted at |all hours
I . of the day by those who desire ”, I
.2VEET3DICJLX. JLIDVTCCrfe.
XtfE tIOOA. tC
; ' BUftjHAMiQK ■■■ ." ; -,
connußci alcollese.
1 i. - i
An lmtiintlen to QimllfY Yoqps
„• Sien.for B'iisirieM.. ‘Ji
vtimhhh’-k\w£&Mia, ■
■ - ■■■: pROPRIEttORk.;
D W. LOWELL, PrincipaV.'Prtjfeesor of th, Sci
, eDte of Accounts; ,aaihoi*hf Lowell's-Tkiatije
.-.agon Boot keeping, Diagrams illustrating iho same,
■fAc.''* ~ ' I—‘ 1 —‘ ~ ' c ’';
■John Rankin, Commercial Accountant, Professor of
Book-keeping nod Practical Mathematics. ; ,
A. J! Warner,' Professor if Practical andOrnameutal
- ' Penmanship, Commercial Calculations, and Cones-,
pondoOcO.. : ■ • .
J. J. Cdrtilj . AsMitnnt Teacher in. the - Book-keeping,
... Department 1-' •• :
GeO. P. Rowe, Teacher of Ornamental Penmanship.
UEOTtJBES:
Ron. Daniel S. Dickinson, BUD., Lecturer efe Com-,
■ , mercial Daw and Political Economy.
Hon., Ransom Baicom, Lscturer op Contracts, Promis
sory Notes, and Billsof Exchonge. - ■
Rev. Dr. E. Andrew«,on Commereial Ethics.
Students can enteriatiahy"time; novocation. Grad
uates are presented with.-an - elegantly , engraved Di
ploma. . Usual time required to complete full, com
nSerciaVcoafse from 8(p 12 weeks,' JJvefy, student is
guaranteed to bo coni potent to take charge of' the
books Of any business ’firm, and 'qualified, to ‘earn a
salary frbm,sBoo to $1,500 per ann'nm.' " Assistance
rendered to graduates in obtaining situations. Board
$2 to $2,50 per week! j
m&~ For particulars i send for circular, enclosing
stamp. ‘ -
- April 9, 1862.-Iy. • '
TIOGA CO. COURT PROCLAMATION;—
Whereas, the Hon. Robert G.,TVhife, President
Judge for the 4th Judicial District of-Pennsylvania,
and Royal Wheeler and Victor 'Case, Esq.’s, Asso
ciate Judges in Tioga county, have issued their pre
cept, bearing date the 11th day of June; J 862,
end to me directed, for the holding of Orphan’s Court,
Court of Common Fleas, General Quarter Sessions
and Oyer and Terminer, at Welisboro, for the County
of Tioga, on the last Monday of August, (being the
25th day), 1882, and to continue two weeks.
■ Notice is therefore hereby given, to the Coroner,
Justices of the Peace, and Constables in and for the
county of Tioga- to appear in their own proper per
sons, with their records, inquisitions, examinations and
remembrances, to do those things which of their offi
ces 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 requested to be punc
tual in their attendance at the appointed tfme, agree-
Given under my hand and Real at the Sheriffs Office,,
' in Welisboro, the IBth day of July in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
two. H. STOWELL, Jr., Sheriff.
THE subscriber offers for sale the Steam Grist Mill
located oo StoDy*Fofk, 8 miles from Wellsboro,
with 8 acres of land, one store buildibg and dwelling
bouse attached, one small dwelling and small barn.
The mill has 3 ron of stone, 2 good bolts and all the
necessary apparatus in a custdto grist mill, a good
steam engine all in good running order, which he will
sell -at a bargain or would exchange for other property.
There is no better location in Tioga County fur a good
custom Grist Mill, title perfect. For further particu
lars enquire of S. S. Packard, Covington, Pa, Also 97
acres of land miles below the null on Stony Fork
for sale. Timber Pine and Hemlock.
Covington, Jnne 4, < 1862.3m 51 S. S. PACKARD,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTlCE.—Letters of
administration having been granted to the sub
scriber on the estate of William Updike, late of Rut
land Township, dec’d, notice is hereby given to those
indebted to said estate, to make immediate payment,
and those having claims, to present them properly
authenticated for settlement to the subscriber.
July 2, 1862. ' HANNAH M. WOOD, Adrix.
SPRING FASHIONS.
S. P. QUICK/ HATTER,
No. 135 Water Street, Elmira,
keeps constantly on hand a general assortment of
FASHION SILKT AND CASSIMERE HATS.
Also all kinds of Soft Hats and Cups, Furs for Ladies,
Ac. Hats made to order. Call and leave your meas
ure, and then you can/bave a Hat to fit you. Prices
to suit the times. Quality warranted.
Elmira, March 19, 1|862.
Closing out Sale.
THE SUBSCRIBER is selling out the bal
ance of his 1
SUMMER STOCK,
consisting of i
SILKS, |
BERAQES, I
TISSUES, "•
JlaSvns,
GREY GOODS,
MOHAIRS.
SHAWLS,
' LACE MANTILLAS, ,
SILK MANTILLAS,
CLOTH SACQUES,
CLOTH CLOAKS,
CLOAK CLOTHS,
BONNETS. RIBBONS. RDSCHES,
STRAW GOODS, PARASOLS,
&0., &0., &0.,
(forming a larger stock of DESIRABLE SUMMER
GOODS than can usually befoand in this county) at a
GREAT SACRIFICE.
Castomers can bay any of those goods at much less
than
J. J. EATON.
NEW YORK COST.
Oar stock of Domestic 1 and House-keeping Goods
are in good shape and Hill be
SQC.fr. CHEAP.
Grocery Stock is larger and more complete than
ever, and erery article will be sold at the
Lowest jeash Price.
Ad early call is solicited.
'JAMES A. PARSONS,
Nd. 3 CONCERT BLOCK,
i CORNINB, N. T.
August T, 1862. i . fab, 12, 1862.
Howard association, Philadelphia
For the Relief .of fcbe Sick and Distressed, af
flicted with Virulent nnd Chronic Diseases, and espe
cially for the Core of Diseases of the Sexual -Organs.'
Medical ad?ice gi-.en grads, by the Acting Surgeon.
Valuable reports on Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weak
ness, and other Diseases! of the -Sexual Organs, and
on the new remedies employed in the Dispensary, sent
to the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge. Two or three stamps for postage will be ac
ceptable.
Address, Dr, J. HOUGHTON, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 ■ South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa..
June 18, 1862. ji
A DM IN ISTRATOB’S NOTlCE—Letters of
Tl Administration having been granted to the un
dersigned on the estate of DENJ AMIN ll ARROWER,
late of Lindley, N. Y., deo’d.. notice is hereby given
to these indebted- to said estate to make immediate
payment, and.those having, claims to’ present them
properly authenticated for settlement to the subscri
ber .at Elkland, Tioga .Co', Pa,
KABSON PARKHURST,
June 25, 1862.. d Administrator.
Register’s Ifotlco.
NQTlQßislereby given, James I. Jackson,
-executor of Isoao Herrick, dee’d., baa filed hla
account ia tba .Begissr’s l aoca of Tkiga
that tM-kkmaiwilt.be preaentedtothe Orphan's Court,
of saldeounty, bn Monday, the- Ist' dny:df Septetn-:
her, 18(12, for confirmation and allowance.,. ’ ’ -
• 7 H. S. ARCHER, Register*
Wollsboro, August 6, 18(52. ~
FOR
TO THE PEOPLE
‘ In the mouth ofDeoomber.lßSMhe undersigned fojithe
first time offered for. sale to the pohlic Dr, Jk BcVSe
Dots’ Imeprial Wine Bitters, afid-W
period • tbay-haVe: given ‘JUcii tptne
many thousands ofjrtrzbni #bo hare tried tbsw •
as .established Article.’ The; amount otbodfly 4nB Jncntal,
miter; ariaingiixnjdy from a *»-
surprising and it It tberefbra 6t tfie ntoo«’ imsort*nsn Ibat;
a strict attention to tbe least and most trifllngbodilyAltafenl
should for diseases of the body: must Invariably
«jfeet the mind.- - Tbo subscribers no# only-oak K trikbof
‘ IMPERIAL WINE PITTEEBUI ,;
from all whohave oot.used them. We challenge #»•
to produce tbslr-equal ’ f \ '■ ■ 1
ifbese Btmu for the cars of Weak Stomacbi;Q«B*™
Debility,‘andfor Purifying and- I&riabiDg th*
abioJutely'tißsurposfled by any other rejntedy on, earth. > To
be assured of this, it is only-necessary to/maka the trial.
The win© itself is of a superior quality, being abo»tnnn4bird'
stronger tban otber winesT warming and the
whdle system from thtf haad-to tbaftei. Althea* Btttercnre
tbniO and alterative -In their character, saibey strengthen
and invigorate the whole system and give a; ftne toceVand
h««ltby actioh to all its parts, by equalizing tberircu lotion
romorlng obstrnctlons, and producing a r general warmth'
They are also excellent for Diseases and Weakness peculiar
to Female*. w bere ATonic is required to gtrtflUfthen
an* brace the system. .No. Lady, who i« subject to
lassitude and faintness, shpuld.be without them, AS they are
reviving their action.
THESE BITTERS
Will net only Cnre. hnt Prevent DUeate,
and in this respect axe doubly valuable to theperson wha
may use them. For 1
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
Weak Lungs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Nervenv
System, Paralysis, Piles, and for all cases requiring o Tonic
| Dr. Bods’ Celebrated Wine Bitten
ARE UNSURPASSEDI
For Sore Throat, so common among the Clergy, they are
truly valuable.
For the aged and infirm, and for persons of a weak con
citation —for Minister, of the Gospel, Lawyer.,and all pub
lie speakers—for Book-Keepers. Tailors, Seamstresses, Btn
dents, Artiste, 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 j the eihllaratiDK effects of
Brandy cr Wine, without Intoxicating-, and ars a valuable
remedy for persons oddicted to the use of excessive strong
drink, and who wish to refrain from It. They are' pare and,
entirely free from the poisons contained ia the adulterated
Wines and Liquors with which the country is flooded.
These Bittris not only CURE but PREVENT Disease, and
should bo used by all who live iq a country where the water
IS bad, or where Chills and Fevers are prevalent. Being
entirely innocent and harmless, they may be given freely to
Children and Infants with Impunity.
Physicians, Clergymen, and temperance advocates, as an
act of humanity, should assist in spreading these truly
valuable BITTERS over the land, and thereby essentially aid
in banishing Drunkenness and Disease.
In all Affections of she Bead, Sick Head
ache, or Nervous Headache, 2Jr.'Bods’
Imperial Wine Bitters will be found to
be most Saintary and Efficacious. -
FEMALES.
The many certificates which have been tendered ns, and
the letters which we are daily receiving, are conclusive proo
that among the women these Bitters have given a sntisfac
tion which no others have done before- No woman in the
and should be without them, and those who once use th.tm
will not /ail to keep a snpply.
• DR. J. BOVEE BODS’
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS
Are prepared by an eminent and skillful physician who ha*
used them successfully in bis practice for thelost twenty-five
yean. The proprietor, before purchasing the exclusive right
t 6 manufacture and sell Dr. 3. Boree Dods’ Celebrated Im
penal Wine Bitters, had them tested by two distinguished
medical practitioners who pronounced them a valuable
remedy fordiaense.
Although the medical men ot the country, as a general
thing disapprove of Patent Medicines, yet we do not believe
that a respectable Physician can be found In the United
States, acquainted with their medical properties, who will
oof highly approve DR. J. BOVBJJ DODS* IMPERIAL WINE
BITTERS.
In all newly settled places, where there is always a large
quantity of decaying shnber from which a poisonous miasma
is created, these Bitters should be used erery morning before
breakfast.
DR. J. BOVEE DODS’
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS
Are composed of a pare unadulterated Wfoe, combined
with Barberry, Seal, Comfrey, Wild Cherry “Tree
Bark; Spikenard. Chatnoimle Flowers, and Gentian. They
are manufactured by Dr. bods 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.
Jhese truly valuable Bitters hare been so thoroughly
tested by all classes of the community for almost erery
variety of disease incident to the human system, that they
are now deemed indispensable as a
TONIC ; MEDICINE AND A BEVERAGE,
PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE 1
It Costs hut Littlel Purify the Blood I Give
Tone to the Stomach! Renovate the
System 1 and Prolong Life !
Price $1 per bottle, 6 bottles for $5.
Prepared and sold by
CHARZ.SS WIDDITIEU) & CO.,
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
78 William Street, New York.
|y- For sale by druggists and grocers generally throngh
Out the country.
Sept. 25,1861 .—ly. / *
NEW GOODS!
T. L.. BALDWIN
i now receiving s large and WellSe acted Stock. «f
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting in pert of a General Stock 'of
DRY GOODS, LADIES’ DRESS GOODS,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
BOOTS AND SHOES,' WOODEN- WARE,
Ac., Ac., , Ac., Ac.,
All ef tvhich will be sold VERY LOW for
READY Day only.
ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODHOB -
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. ;
A|l persons buying GOODS for
READY PA T,
Are respectfully invited to, call and exam ini
- THE STOOL : '
are to be sold at
VERY LOW PRICES. ’
■ CASH PAID FOR WOOL.
Tioga, May 28,1862. T. L. BALDWIN.
DESTIBT.
DR. RALPH G'jLLETTE,
JASPER, STEHBEN eODNTV. N. ?.,
JS<>T »long iisno a resident of Wellsboso, witf visit
oijeeus eaph; month
on tljoMth,Xawianeeyflle OB the 2? th, TibgaTontltr
28th, Thooo’livihg ata distance lb avoiddisappoint
jnentwlll please address byllettei to Jasper,’ N.
S&f 21,T8Kt ' ' ' ’ '
,VA XAbJgE -i'
a r»- yW 't■•? -7 ■ I
NEW
and d:
ST Q-CX
SONABL
HAVEBBSNR]
A t ,»»;
«y .clash »ftKO]36E.
We Halre
Tfi
NEVER A
Complete Stock
Mor*
THAN THE PJIBSENT,
■
i- Our Prices
ILL BE FOUND
B B L 0 fir
E MARKEI] RATES.
Our targe
PUEOHAISES,
AN
LARGE\ SALES,
WILL ENABLE US
*T0 —
Give Bar;
—TO—
OCR GUSTO
NOT TO
FOUND tit 8E USERS.
CJR REPUTATION
—WE—
Cheap Goods
• I
SHALL BS|
HUT MAETrIkIJIEB.
CoMdenlly
: V f
conP4EiM|!f.
feriiM ft ~yo»y
TROY, PA.
STOCK OF Enle CLOIHISfi.
r -*■■■■
AT PBICBS
4NQJJ
Pay Below CorngsetUioD.
' ■ Wf-Ewj?)Joetrteecrivpd a lafga pnreh»«eof,«a~
the celebrated j ...
At Jgcfli
manufacturing. This stock IsweHSrartiy tkkatfca
;«ew e» aßpwnhasuß ef : W»«Ha*rl| - - - - - --- -
i i
; A 1 ~ WELLSBORO, pj t -1T
? AJPDT HE CARfe
,WnaWJO& ASH MTAIL *l4l**o,
I)RVOS,‘JlEplCllfES.'4Sl)‘Qji£jijQ ;
perfum?ry.soaps *
TOILET AM FANCY
brushes, 7Mxisass,fuy t p**
' i OILS AND, DIB-SXTffys *
-
WINDOW-GLASS, PDTTT,
~ LAMPS, ■ CIGARS;
PURE WINES ANb
, 808 , MEDICAL .?moB*S.^
ALSO, SACRAMEITfAL WRf^
yTsautUi to bepuroOrape jaiw, pimMj
presßly for Communion pnrpoeeg. * “*• *&
’ PreedHptionaearefully compounded, i«g ,11
promptly answered.
Every article for sale usually eold I, t , , .
Drug Store; end at the lowest market mW '***
Welleboro, May 17j1861.
iSIRABIiE
-Q-F
GOODS,
iSEIVED
BBMOtAIT
JOSEPH RIBEROLLE
HAS removed his BOOT, SHOE, LEATHER
and PINDIG STORE, from his late Foeati(m : #j
Main Street, to hja Tannery at the
village, where he will be glad to wait on hisewtowa
and the public generally. Competent workmeoS#
employed in the Manufacturing, Department,
work warranted to be our own manufacture.
•Also, all kinds of
READY-MADE BOOTS AND SHOES,
constantly-on band. All kind* of Leather aadSfcr
Findings, also constantly on band and for sale at
prices for cash or ready pay.
HIDES and PELTS taken in exchange
at the highest market price. JOS. RIBEROLtR.
Wellsboro, Aug. 14,1861.
N. B, All those indebted to the subscriber bybeek
account, or otherwise, are* requested to call aftefet
and square up. JOS. RIREROIJJf.,
DORMADI/S BEE HIVE,
Holden’s Block, Elmira.
Black Silks hare advanced in New Tort, (till its
an offering
Good Black Dress Silk for 62ots. worth 87.11.
.< « u g 7 << jjj
“ “ “ 1 (10 “ 159
Best " 1 25 “ 175
Fane; Bilks equally low at
DORMAUL’3 BEE HITE.
Trunks, Valises, Travelling Bags ofevery descrip
tion, direct from tbe manufacturer* constantly ci
band at
Napkins, Doylies, Linen Towels, Huckaback, Birds-
Byes Diaper, Pure Linen Table- Damask, MsmiHo,
Quilts, Woolen Table anil Piano Spreads, 30 per mi
below market value at
Nottingham Lace .Curtains and rich emt?oid«td
Draperie Muslins, tbe largest and finest assoxtaut
ever exhibited.
alas
Heop Skirts!
New Styles I
Best Quality!!
and cheaper than anywhere else!
f DORMAUL’S BEE HITE.
English Hosier,! Everybody will be teited 111
Hosiers.
DORMAUL’S BEE HITE,
Linen Pocket Handkerchiefs
Lisle Thread Gloves M
Shirt Fronts „...
India Robber Round Combs. J®'
Silk Mitts,...; 0*
Ladies Hose W
Embroidered Collars
Every article sold as advertised.
DORMAUL’S BEE HITS,
138 Water St., Elmira, 5. T.
Elmira, July 16, is!)2. _
K»S,
CHARLESTON FLOURING MILLS.—
WRIGHT A
Hiving secured the best mills in the County, art sow
prepared to do |
Custom Work, 1 Merchant Work,
and in fact everything that can be done in CeioWJ
Mills, so as to give perfect satisfaction.
FLOUR, HEAL AND FEED,
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, ■
at our store .in Wellsboro, or at tbe mill*. Gnrk V
Goods exchanged for grain at the market price.
AU goods delivered free of charge within thecarpv,
ration. , WRIGHT 4 BAILET. ■
Wellsboro, Feb. 13, 1861.
MISS PAULINE SMITH has jost purehtied W
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Consisting of Straws of all kinds, Pattern Hit/,
Bloomer Hats, Flowers, Velvets, Silkt of all wo,
and, in fact
ALE KINDS OF TRIMMINGS.
She solicits a call from the ladies of Wellshoro aji
Vicinity, feeling confident that
HER GOODS WILL BEAR INSPECTION
and compare favorably with there of any eitahpAf
ment In the county in regard fo price.
JSB~ BLEACHING AND PRESSING dohl I **
inperior manner. „
T&T' Room at the residence of C. TfStHunAiWP**
site XT. S. Hotel, op-stairs.
Oet. J
CABISBT
WAEE BOOM.
The SnhMrihw most respectfully
,h» has on-hind at th. old stand, andlteMM*
Cheap lot «f Eimltni*'
eompriaing in part , _ .
Drettinaand Comum Suteaat, Seeniaritt «»« Jt *,
Cota, Cooler, Card and Pin TaUe*,
Break/aet TabUf,Marbit-togptdand_Comtto*^JV*u
JPiotm Promt. . .
OOmNS mada.ta orihr ca slort a»fi«»- »
heat»% wiab»fßtniih»d,ifdo4ii»d...
N. 8.-Tnraing-and Sawing totl»^' nn re.’ ‘
August 11,1859. E. T. VANBO*r*
■pEMNB * «D.
' GENERAL, • JttcCLEILaS^
HAS' decided to go into winter quarter! ~n *.
William* Agt has
uia mj aceordingly laid in a very large .tLiVf
Goode m bfe line; via: " w
. Keroeine OU, 1 Lamp OU,
Burning Fluid, Camphene, ‘
Alcohol, Turpentine,
Drugs,
Patent Medioihea, Dye gtuffi
Window Olsse, pmjy ■_
Ac., Ac,, Ac,,
which will be sold at lowest city prices dariEr-ft,
war - ■ \ P. R. WILLIAMS, Art.
N. B. Confederate State Stocks and all bottle
counts are at sell goods for eilhiK 3
Wellshqro, Nov. 27, 1861.
GREAT REDUCTION SALES
Closing out all our Stock of Summer' Goodtl
Prices reduced on Plain Dress Goodf.
Prices reduced on Fancy Dress Goods.
Prices reduced on Cloth and Silk Mantles.
Prices reduced on Shawls.
Prices.reduced'on Sunshades and Parasols.
A sweeping reduction through onr entire stock.
DORMAUL’S BEB HIVE.
DORMAUL’S BEE HIVE.
DORMAUL’S BEE HITE,
Holden’s Block, Elmirs.
FASHIONABLE RUU.INEK? SHOP,
MAIN ST., WELLSBORO.