To® AGIWSPft.
Ait 'Airi> jtißOßiifej&.M’Edirs
• *'«£. * >- -- £_2 -- - T .f - a - ‘
i j y *i ' '“ |r* 111 . _ '■ *
fero,'W»diio*diy,' %. 1863.
GS
gttray —W, T, Mathers, , r . ,
jfyp ! . ;ii
in
Binghamton ffamrntmaiCollege—l W3?U*'Wanier.
o^Kopmi,—The Post,Office, 1 Book
Stor2 UawcUcrhl Shop, r« moved
to No:f,TOi>n Block, . , _i . .. ■, , ;i|
er-SoomiHo’ A» jocipiilf—CEooij|p Cbosk.—
a mooting «Ul~be Bold at thehoiuo of SI P. McClure,
Atttho*eln*or of tend.
Uiu MalJ HcClarOf Ttoaiuror, Smith,
aecrctaijy. ■■ ' ■ • ■ ■ r'■ . . ife •
pf A Pcff. —W« notice tbit tha Repub
lican, i> put on the wine .Committee,,Vfithe Broome
OuntyAgticnUoni Pair. Zhia it *n soloe
lion, and ahowa the aagaoity of the offlt»M' of the ao
:Mr S.’ia B«td by long oipe£ehsi||> detest tho
jrnwnee of «iything b«o put
in their wimf to giro it- ilrtngth. I *
' JftrJ: B.Bowaa, No. 1, XJpfk
oity.and U rec«Wo| * itoqk
if fiiid' 'We don't know miefati K |« trolled for
them ernot,‘b«t he ii selling themSt>ei§loW prices
for VkertHyieil; X’\"
«• •I* o fiUinf JP Ws B superior
jto«k< “Vasi" has been down to No' , 'Kbric, and bo
4alenlates that what bo didn't boy %ay of va
riety, isn't wbrtb’selling. Competition fwii) Sigh, and
it thepr are to
Shone.,
■jyf. 'den of
(fertrftfi Mudh
«sti)CIUNa.VM >tirTed op during ;the l«t>few deyi is
nguiilng militer, edmp»ni« r and, we reminded
T,ry BJ«eh of April, 18«1. A fine ed**y,«i «r
-j»Biud on Sntnrdi’r eredlng; penr 'irajcrwood is
Its C»pt»W S. IV[ 'Williams, Robert
Ispngi Id 'ldnni. 1 TheToong min of welfcboro »nd
ririeitji also formed a .company, >nd ■ wpanies are
forming tt Dalmar, Chnrleeten, Maine
tiirg” Tioga, Mansfield, Coviagton, BIoJS, jjigd on the
Corunasqnv, A thousand man stand organized
to defend the Capital, and the State, as ; <§ai called.
jas- Tha Tiodi Bots,—We more
clifi from the hops this wsek than was in onr
UitisWe.'' The army is continually on tio|movo, and
|( i, difficult to tell' the locality of, nny|pdmpany.
Tlo companias of infantry were probibteall in the
fight, of which wo print a low brief di*ph||jhs,.-, We
|m as’yet beard of ho casualties, pxcapC 1 Lieut.
Book, of Co. E, Bncktails, was wounded |in tho’left
i*'' .... ■ ■ •. 1 /.’t i-
of Co, H, 6th Eogiment,n, ; |iore on a
visit. Bis hand is getting well, though 1 pfwill rsry
ftskibly lose the use of oiie or two finger r.-j .
Dslos Wetherbee, reported sick Jin ohnlast, has
iises died. His father brought [fie home
. lire yesterday, and te-day he was T<nried »f?h miiita!.
ty honors—tbs Home Guard turning out ojjrfhe ooca
noa." ' ' r " v'l; ;
Rebert of Co. £y Ist Rifles,!* a *Hospi
al, Barida'Tsland ; J. H. Butler, of Co. I, >2§h Reg’t.,
it «t Bollvue, rery sick*. Burk Ire*, is als JgfVJ sick
it New Yofk. We harethis from a p'rirate letter from
tyaang lady in New Tork, shown io psyyeslerday,
tid it if authentic. We shall protablyha&e |uli news
wit week. T-f :
7, f-4^T
■- Tn* Dnan.— Commissioner
liat (lie draft bat been postponed nn til the ££}nst. IVe
fri below the entire enrollment of this Otjn&ty. The
(iiti «u made from thepophUlion, and
M correct, as' tbs Commissioners hare repaired in.'
itmtiens to ealentate H npon the basis of tie enrolls
■nl. . !'
Oj(4r ' Whole
In Pa'. BtUfe. No. en
-j Tol.Cos. * g,?..rolled,
- 1 . Quota. Beg J’s.
Elms, 52 ■ 30 : . 99
Brookfield, 52 21 -“23.^: 157
Chatham, 99 - 67 321
Ohirleston, 118. 119 ■ 383
firmer, 62 s{j 10f> 199
CoringtoD,” 61 ■5l - 185
Coringlon Boro, 19 18 f;». 68
Bierfield, H 40 • 3p 1 124
Silnar, 137 IStf ([’'4B6
"Ikknd Boro, 19 22 - 78
.k. . 'i 4 i 6
/mnington, 68 ,46■ ' 6 s 214
G»inei, , 26 34' J/ 8®
ftclson, | DO 23 sJJ' ,285
KoaxTiUe 19 ' 10 /r r 58
luwrence, ,61 22 29 y 162
Wtenceßoro, 30 -14 78
liberty,' 97 50 %'i . 299
Mansfield; e 21 34 Sfcg - I°°
Muiiiburg, 7 7' ss" 85
Middlsbnry, 92 , 104 ,7l|» 821
Morris, , 26 -34 %A 108
Stliou, ‘- r - 3L . .21 51. -92
OtewU, ' • 26 : - 46 6f ; ' 102
Richmond, 79 58 . 7b r 305'
Sotlind, 68 - ,37 23|V. 243
Pippin, ’ 15 17 . -V ' i>4
Wlhrsn, 104 30- 87=4 315
liop, 64 ' 69, ;; IM’I 220
WBoro, 26 28'; 1.11 # 94
p »i«, • . , 78 85 i Jt;: 206
J*fd. ,i ’ ?49 55 „ 2i„ 194
Meld. 67 . ’8? 261
*«Uiboro, 48 6| ; 212
- - 1837 1549 291||5163
>*"M*)nn«Lß awn m School?.—Of! right
**b*nd toward* the hud water* of opr ;s»«tiful
Ttr i ia the quiet end picturesque hamlet fjdans
<t!i Although the village ia oomparativejj| #«w, it
earn* four hundred inhabitants. sur
a fertile <co on by, and tba Mils blSnind in
Within a few years tbe country bai re *
tram a wilderness, and now flock.
Qpoi'the slopes whera the wild deerxoa&^dand
# l*aiher prowfed for hie, prty* .-■Bleb of
corn now ward in the raUey ojf Ripper
where the pioneer, lumberman and buji|<Sj| built
7? cabins but a few years age 1 Mansfield Stands
side of the river, npon a roHof lap&.which *
***• U 4,comTnp,nding view and. a beaXthy
bottom-land of the valley oh which
01 the mjt tide 0 f the stream, on a commandtjig el
*ll ‘ on fronting the, town, ia the reaidoncejof J|<ibn P-
Eiq., a gentlequm formerly from
**■ Morrii ia-n gentleman of wealth, tast*»nd'v;eBn#-
\iUd owns <a large and valoabl# tragt of ia
• r'w'mity of the town. Besides other s"h A|Wen
? M, *ral storss, and the usual requiaitw of|| Ihri
j* Mon try town, there ia the Mansfield Csjisrcal
the central object, of the popular; Sope—
of the county—the subjects : upon
ril discords handonixe. No matter
*^ tr t ' l* people in religion, politics, M tkoir
w, Pursuits, It you venture a guess the
of this institution, yon strike • choljdi that
b,, *ba public breast, and you are at oftiS pot
This is alaudal>l«'p«de«Wf“ri- ’
r -m
!:' ' <0
±
' Thiainstitnliiin washutfalriy completed,
wneiT U »ii burned to'tiie ground, if wemisfakeriol,
in thesnmmer CMB67. Although it was first built
byprivate subscription, its re-construction wu at once
eohanenced,'lho people, with scarce an exception, aid
ing tbe enterprise. The second structure bu been in
OM nV some threi years'in a partial state of compie
tion. It is now undergoing *l, thorough completion
preparatory to the opening of the next term on Tues
day, thoJthlnat.' ThebtriMing-ocenpiea a command
ing eminence overlooking the village, in the center of
.a plot of ten acres. It is somewhat after the model of
the Elmira' Female' College, It is a 150-fset leng, £0
feet wide, and five stories high, inalading the attic.—
During a recent visit to Mansfield, we found sixteen
men at work carrying cp the, completion, among them
some of the w 'te'acherS'and-professors, and the Hon.
Simon lEltiett, late member of the Legislature from
that district, wss.doing good, earnest, manual service
with bis oeatoff!. We are informed that this Semi
nary is about to be received as one of the State Nor
mal Schools—Dr. Burrows/the State Superintendent,
having given assurance of its acceptance as such when
completed.' Tbe State Superintendent, we arc in
formed, recommends an appropriation of $1,500.
This will to the sth Normal School District of the
State’ of Pennsylvania. I The next term of this insti.
tution will open under the management of E. Wild
man, A. M., Principal, H. C. Johns, A. M., (formerly
a teacher in this coanly,) professor of Mathematics,
N.. L. Reynolds, A. M.. professor of .Natural Sciences,
Dr. Li"A. Ringway, professor of French and German,
besides an efficient corps-of- female preceptresses and
assistantes. - A splendid musical department is at
tached to tbe institution. In short, it is designed aa
a model . Seminary wherein pnpils may attain tbe
highest qualifications for teachers, for .professions, and.
for active businessmen and women. Weil may the
people of Mansfield and Tioga County' be proud of
their pet institution, —Elmira Prut.
At Maple Hill, Bloss Township, Sept. 14, 18(52, of
Diphtheria, ELMINA CAROLINE, the only remain
iog child of S» H. and Mary J. Wood, aged 9 years, 1
month, and 28 days.
This ia the third daughter of theea parents that baa fallen
a victim to this fearful scourge, Within a fsw weeks. Cow.
IS continually in peril if she is mad enoagh to neg
lect or maltreat these sexual irregularities to which
two-thirds of her sex are more or less subject
DR. OHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared from the
same formula which the inventor, CONELIUB L.
CHEESEM-AN, M. D,, of New York, has for twenty
yean used 'successfully in an extended private prac
tice—immediately* relieve without pain, all disturban
ces of tbd periodical discharge, whether arising from
relaxation or suppression. They act like a charm in
removing the pains that accompany difficult or im
moderate menstruation, and are the only safe and re
liable remedy for Flashes, Sick Headache, Pains in the.
Loins, Back and Sides, Palpitation of the Heart, Nerv
ous Tremors, Hysterics, Spasms, Broken Sleep and
other unpleasant aud dangerous effects of an aanntu-‘
ml condition ef the sexual functions. In tha worst"
cases of Fluor Albua or Whites, they effect a speedy
cure.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are offered as the
only safe means, of renewing interrupted menstrua
tion, but
LADIES MUST BEAR IN MIND
That oh that very acruunt,if taken when the interrup
tion arises from natural causes, they will inevitably
prevent the expected event#. This CAUTION IS
ABSOLUTELY NEfESSARY, for such is the ten
dency of the Pills'to restore the original functions of
the sexpal orgamintion, that they inevitably arrest
the process of gestation.
Explicit directtonn, Mating when, and’ icier they
ghould not he used, with each Box—the Price One Dol
lar each Bor, containing from 40 to 50 PHU.
A valuable Pamphlet, to be had free, of the Jgeote.
Pills ««l mail promptly, by enclosing price to the
Agent. Sold by druggist* generally.
R. B. HUTCHINGS, Proprietor,
For sale at Roy'« Drug Store.«
Dec. 11,1861.-ly, • 20, Cedar «U, New York.
LEFT the subscriber, about four weeks ago, one
pair red steers, one dark red steer, one spotted
steer one'white or brown heifer, one red heifer, and
•no red heifer with white face. Any person baring
seen the same, will please notify me.
Wells boro, Sept- 17, 1862. W. T. MATHERS.
A SORREL MARE, warranted kind and sound, and
only seren years eld. The owner will sell vert
cheap, having no farther use for her. Also two or
three good cows. Inqaire et ROBERT TRULL.
East Charleston, Sept. 17,1862.
Are the Rebels In Pennsylvania,
OR WHERE ARE THEY ?
This is the anxious inquiry of all; and when we
bear the place named, we are often at a loss to know
the
EXACT POSITION,
and we wish for a map with all places of interest On
it.* The snbjcriber has for sale J. T, LLOYD’S now
colored in counties, with, every County Town', Rail
Road, and Station, that was completed the first of
June, 1862, and every other place ef interest can he
foamd on it
No Nap Ever Like it Before
in CORRECTNESS, .mount of KNOWLEDGE, and
CHEAPNESS, and tho Author
DEFIES OOMPBTirION,
■hying ho hns n not. method, known only to himself.
Shoot St cents. Mounted handsomely, $2, SO.
I hit. the-County right of Tioga Connty.and will
untals etery town in the County.
Sopt. 17,1862. G. S. DABTT.
WM. B. SMITH,
pBOSffcOTING PENSION ATTORNEY,
A' ami Dealer in 1
; LAND WARRANTS,
And General Collection and Claim Agent,
' KNOXVILLE, TIOGA CO., PA.,
Will attend to buainesi in the Supreme Court and
Court of. claims, and to the prosecution of claims hi.
fore the several Departments of Government. Espe
cial attention will be given to claims for BOUNTY
LANDS and,ARREARS OF PAY; *lOO BOUN
TY and PENSIONS, in Ike LAND and INDIAN
OFFICESS he/are'the GENERAL POST OFFICE,
and MILITARY CLAIMS generally. ,
The Subscriber having been, engaged for ..the .past
four year* in thoprosecution of claims before the De
partment* in Washington; trill give particular atten
tion to’ <
SUSPENDED CLAIMS .
for Pensions and BOUNTY LANDS, especially in
cases where the soldier,, or widow is-unable to otale
the order’s name. In-alt snob, case* no charge will
be made unless successful. Unqnostioabl. references
will be given in- all cases. All business relating to
matters,above referred to can be done by correspond
ence with the subscriber, and all lettere addressed t.
him at‘ Knoxville, Tioga County, Pa, will receive
’prompt attention. WM* B* SMITH.
. August 27, 1862. ’ ,
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTlCE.—Letters of
Administration having been granted to the hn
dersignedon theeslate of ELISHA SMITH,late of
Rutland Township, deo’d., notice is hereby given to
tbege indebted to said estate to make immediate
payment, and those having claims to present them
properly authenticated for settlement to the snbscri
her. SUSANNA SMITH, Administratrix. ’
Rutland. Sept 10, 1862»-6t.
CONCENTRATED LYE. for sale at
BOY’S DRUG STORE.
DIED.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!
THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
TO WIVES AND MATRONS.
FSTRAY.
FOR SALE.
STEEL PLJLTE MAP
OP THE
UNITED STATES AND CANADAS,
fHE TIOGAyCPUN^tY AGITATOR.
TI/TANSFIELD CLASSICAL SEMINARY.
±TX m&JtSFtmip, TIOGA CO., PA.
The'FaitTerm i)f ft tsinslitution- willoomnenc*
Sept. 9th, 1862, and continue thirteen week*.
Eev. E, WILDMAN, A. M., Principal and Frofeaso.
of Mathematics and Ancient Language*. -
Her. N. L. A. M„ Profoxsor of 'the Nat-
ural Sciences and jthe Teacher’s Department.
Hinax C. Jobks, A. U., Professor of Penmanship
. Normal and Commercial Departments.
Mr, L.A. BiDoEtTAT/Pref. of the German language.
Mr. J. W. Morris, Assistant in English Department.
Mrs. H. P. B. WiLDVihf, Preceptress and Teacher of
the French language and Belles Letters.
Miss ■■ ■■ Mnsio Teacher.
■ EXPENSES.
Tuition in Com, English Branches, per term, $4 76
Higher-English Branches, Mathematics and 'Ancien
Lsngnges, -j - - j- 600
Modern'Langnages and Hebrew, each, extra 300
Muaio—Piano or Melodeon, 8 00
Dae of Instrument, | - . . 300
Boohs rent, each person, • - 1 SO
Board in the hail, par week, . 1 50
Fnei per term, if two occupy one roam, 3 00
Incidentals per term, ' - - . 25
JS&- Clergymen’* children, half pries for tuition.
It will be teen by the abore annooneement ef a
Faculty for the comingr year, that the Trustees are
determined to-spare no reasonable pains to fnrnisb
the school with a competent Board-of Instruction,
Seven foreign languages, including Greek, Latin,
French, German, Spanish, Italian and Hebrew, will
ha taught, if required. | ' "
The Teacher’s and Normal [Departments, under the
supervision, of . Profs. Bjsynolda and Johns, will afford
all the facilities of a Normal School, in which stu
dent* are especially drilled and trained to become
practical teachers. • Thq-trostees havei 1 already taken
measures,- wbioh it is expected will be consummated
early in December, for offering and having'the Semi
nary accepted by the State as a State’Norma) School.
The Department of i Penmanship, Book-Keeping,
Ac., offer alt the advantages of a Commercial Col
lege, The Seminary is under contract, te be finished
and furnished by the 10th of September next. It
will, whan finished, be among the best school build
ings in nerthern Pennsylvania, and will afford excel
lent facilities for .these'regions to obtain a thorough
scien tificiand practical education. 1
Special attention is given to the health and physi
cal education of the students. - '
Nothing need be said to recommend the Principal
to tbe confidence of the peeple, as his conduct of the
Seminary for the past two years, has placed him fully
before the public as one of tbe edneators of the coun
try. Profs. Beynolds and Johns—the former, the
late Superintendent of common schools ef the county
—and the latter tbe present incumbent, are too well
and too favorably known to need further notice to
recommend them to the pnblio. Students coming
from a distance will have their rooms famished—
those from within a fewj miles will bring their own
furnishing,-except bedstead, table, chairs, wash-stand
and stove. i
All student* furnish own towels, wash-bowls,
pails, mirrors, ic. Rooms for fcolf-boarding
can be bad in the village at reasonable rates. If ac
commodations enough for self-boarding cannot be bad
in the village, rooms for [that purpose, under certain
restrictions will be furnished in the Seminary by stu
dents furnishing their own cook-stove.
Students pay from the time they enter to the close
of the term, without any deductions, except in eases
of protrooted illness.
All kinds of produce taken in payment. Terms
of payment, one half in advance ; the remainder do-'
ring the term. W, COCHRAN, President;
Wh* C. Ripley, Secretary.
Mansfield, July 23, 1862.
SPRING AKD SUMMER OOOBS.
JJEROME SMITH
Hu sow os hand a large and eitemire stock of
DRY GOODS,-
HATS A CAPS,
BOOTS A SHOES,
GROCERIES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
HARDWARE, GLASSWARE
WOODENWARE, Ac.,
which is undoubtedly the largest assortment ever
brought into this county, and will be sold at prices
that must give entire satisfaction. And I would in
vite purchasers, generally, to call and examine my
assortment of
Black and Figured Dress Silks,
Worsted Goods, Merinoes,
Ladies’Cloth, Opera Flannels, '
Long and Square Shawls,
Black and Figured Delaines,
and .Cassimeres, Ae., Ac.,
And in fact the best assortment of
Z.AXUSS’ DRESS aOODS
ever brought into this county. 1 have also a large
stock of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
CLOTHS A CASSIMERES,
SATINS, FULL CLOTH,
TWEEDS, A KENTUCKY JEANS.
Purchasers will find that the place to bn, good goods
asd at low prices, is at the store of
• 1 JEROME SMITH.
Wellsboro, April 23, 1862.
J. M. SMITH,
HAS removed to the New Store on
Market Street, Corning,
First door east of Hungcrford'i Bank, and directly
opposite tho
Dickinson Honse,
where he is now receiving, and will constantly keep
on hand a Full and
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT,
OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
FAMILY GROCERIES. &o. v ,
which will be sold at the Lowest PriceaTor
Ready Pay Only.
He sells good Prints fbf......: lOetf.
Herriosacs.... *,....«.12}e.
Denims
Heary Sheetings
Fine Bleached Muslin 12Jo.
and other goods equally low.
The citizens of TIOGA COUNTY
VISITING CORNING,
are cordially invited to
Give Him a Call,
Corning. April 23, 1862.
NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that tbs subscribers will
be in attendance at the following places, at the
times specified below, for the purpose of surgical ex
amination, sod for bearing and deciding claims for
exemption frem draft, te wit:
Wellsboro, Sept. 8,9, 17. Mansfield, Sept. 13.
Tioga, “ 10, XI, ; Blossbnrg, “ 13.
Knoxville, “ 15, Ifi.
Persons claiming exemption must attend one of the
above places.- '
- The militia' subject to draft consist of all able bod
ied white male citisens between the ages of twenty
one and forty-five, residing within the State and not
exempt by the lairs of the State dr of the United
States, J. EMBAY, Commissioner,
■ Sept. 10,1862. H. H- BORDEN, Surgeon.
Corning Sewing Machine Depot.
THE beet Sewing Machines in the United States
Grover A Baker’s New Family Machine, making
the Lock Stitch, acknowledged to be superior to aU
others. Price $4O. i
GROVER A BAKER’S FAMILY MACHINE, so
much admired by those who have need them. Price
$4O. ;
GROVER A BAKES’S LARGE SHUTTLE MA
CHINE for sewing Leather add Tailor work. Price
$4O.
Wheler and Wileon $45, Pinkie A Lyon’s $44.
Singers, ' $5O. jEmpire, $4O,
Willoox A Gibbs, $3O.
Persona baying or ordering machines of mo can
rely on getting one adapted tojtheir business.
Every Machine warranted to give satisfaction lor
one year. Machines on Mahogany, Black Walnut,
and Rose Wood cases at advanced ericas; "For par
ticulars ,cod for Circnlais, ;C. G. HOWELL,
Propricior of tho Corning Bag factory.
Corning, N. Y., Sept. XB, XtjKt,. . : _ :
Tlie Hew Comirierclal BalldißSS
are located opposite Court
- Home, corner of'Court and
Cbcuanso-Strecft.
. This College is in no way connected with any other
Institution..
The energies of ths.entirs Faculty are exclnllvsly
devoted to this. _
Tbo design of this Institution is to afford to Tonqg
Mon an opportunity for acquiring a Thorough, -Proa*
Heal, Butinest Education.
Tha Books and Forms are carefully. arranged by
Practical Accountants, expressly for this Institatien,
and the Course of Instmotion is snefa as to combine
Theory and Practice.
COLLEGIATE COURSE.
TbU Coarse embraces Book-Heeding in all. its do*
partmonts,.. . Penmanship, Commercial Arithmetic,
, Basinets Gorrespondeoce, Commercial Law, Political
Economy, Commercial Ethics. Partnership Settle
ments, Detecting Connterfeitea and ■ Altered Bank
Notes, Ao, -s ,
The Spencerian System of Penmanship is tanghk in
all its varieties, by the most skillful masters of tbo
art.
The Book-Keeping department Is under tbe special
supervision and instruction of the Principal, I>. W.
LOWELL.
txfs’OTisAA.Tioisr.
Students, can enter at -any £ime. No vacations,—r
Usual tlfetf to eomplete tbe Course, from 6 to 12 weeks.
Assistance rendered to graduates in-procuring situa
tions. : witb an elegantly on
graved Diploma.
jgaar- For catalogue of 70 pages, specimens of pen
manship, Ao., enclose two letter stamps, and-address
LOWELL k W.AENER,
Sept. 17, 1862. Binghamton, N. T.
New Spring Stock,
THE BEST EVEB BROUGHT HEBE
Alf D THE CHEAPEST!
CALL AND ISAMINE FOR TOIR3ILTIa
X X
THE NEW STORE
—-Bi-
BXJTJXiARD & CO..
ox E DOOR ABOVE
ROY'S DRUG STORE.
BULLARD & CO,,
THANKFUL TO THEIR NUMEROUS FRIENDS FOR
A LIBERAL SHARE
OF PATRONAGE,
Haro Provided Tliemselve,
WITH A FULL STOCK
—or —
DRY GOODS i GROCERIES, &*., Ac.,
WILL BI SOLD
FOR CASH OR PRODUCE.
Wellsboro, April 30,1552.
Insurance Agency.
THE Insurance Company of North America hare
appointed tbs undersigned an agent for Tioga
County and*yicinily<
At the high character and ilanding of thi« Com
pany give the aatnranea of fall protection to'ownen
of property ngjainst the hazard of fire, I solicit with
confidence a liberal thare of the business of the
county. This Company was incorporated in 1794.
Its capital is $500,000, and its-assets in 1861 as per
statement Ist Jan. of- that year was $1254,719 81.-
CHARLES PLATT,.- Secretary.
ARTHUR G. COFFIN, ...President.
Office of the Company 232 Walnut Street,
Philadelphia,
Wm. Udclilcr, Central igcul, Har
risbnrff, Pa.
JOHN W. GIERJTSEY,
Agent-for Tioga Conn If, Pa,
•April 9,1862. ’
SOaXS PTRB INSURANCE COMP ANT
NEW: YORK;
OAIPITAL, 61,000,000.
Hoffiie Fire Insurance Company
; is
NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT;
CAPITAL, $200,006.
These Companies bare complied with the State law.
Applieations for Insurance received by
CHARLES L. SIEMENS,
Wellsboro Tioga County, Penan.
Well shore, Jan. 15,1862. I
WOOK. CARDING AND
OLO.TH DRESSING,
IN TBS OLD FOUNDRY AT
Wellsbonmgh, Tioga County, Pa.
THE subscriber having fitted np the place for the
purpose of Wool Carding and Cloth Dressing,
and also would inform the people that we wilt taka
wool to manufacture on shares or by the yard, to snit
customers, and would inform the people that we can
card wool at any time, as car works rnn by steam,
power, and also that all wool will be- carded for font
cents per pound. Wool and produce will be taken for
pay for the same,
N. B. Prompt attention will be paid to all favoring
ns.' We will give goodffltisfsction.
• CHARLES LEE,
PHILEXUS HAMPTON.
Wellsboro, Jun 4 1862 .. . j .
AMERICAN HOTEL.
Hart'* “ Crgstal Faun tM\n” Sdu9c.)
Corks* op Maw asd, Qcees Street, /
. WEILSBORO, PA.
MBS. BOU3BBIAN, .... Proprietor.
. Strict attention pa<d to the comfort of guest*. Good
atablisg. Chargee reasonable.
-. fSf A good Cook and a hostler wanted,.
Wellsboro, Sept. 5.1862—1 y.» ' i
Q/t/WEBELS OF SALT—just
JfUU.forvaldby X. HAHBJK '
June 18,1862.
A LARGE
NEW AND DESIRABLE
STOCK OF
SEASONABLE BOOBS,
HATE BEEN RECEIVED
ATI m.R
TROY CASH STORE.
W* Have
y M VJf R MAD A
More Complete Stock
THAN" THE PRESENT.
{ Our Price*
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WILL BE FO Llf D
BELOW
THE MARKET RATES.
Oet Largs J
PURCHASES,
AND LARGE SALES,
WILL ENABLE US
—TO— 1
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(Give Bargains
—TO—
OUR CUSTOMERS,
NOT TO BB ,
. FOUND ELSEWHERE.
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OUR REPUTATION
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Cheap Goods
SHALL BS
FCULT HA INTAINEfi.
We Confidently
INVITE |
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COMPARISON.
Ferine & Co.,
TROY, PA. |
ANOTBEB STOCK OP PINE CLOTHING
AT PRICES !
Far BeloW Competition.
.Wo have jnst roeeeeivad a large porebaso at sea
eonablo Ready Made Clothing, front the Assignees of
the celebrated'
OAK HALL ESTABLISHMENT,
At prices that will enable tta to rail belcw the east of
■laanafacturing. This stark is.well worthy the atten
tion of all purchaser* of Clothing. ,
AYER’S
C H ER R Y
PECTORAL,
IWTHEBAPIDCUBEOP
Cold*, Cough*, and Hoarsen m*.
BpnmzLD, Mus., *oth D»c.,lBi«.
Ds. J.<3, Am: .1 da not -hesitate to say
the best , remedy I hare ever found for
Hoar*enua,'lQSuea£a,'and the con*
comltant symptoms of« Cold, is your Opsb
at PictOHAL. Its constant use In my prac
tice and my Ikmfiy for 1 the last .ten yean has
shown It to possess superior virtues for the
treatment of chesecomplaiota. -
EDEN KNIGHT, M. D_
A. B, MOETLSY, Eso-, of Utica, "N. Y n writes; «I have
used your Pkctoxal myself and in my family ever since yon
invented it, andbelfeve it the beat medicine for its purpose
em ppt out. • With a bad cold I should sooner pay twenty
firs dollars for a bottle than do without it, or take any other
remedy,”
Group, Whooping- Cough, Influenza-
SPBXNOFIQJ), Mlsa, Fob, 7,1856.
Bbot&Kß Atnt: will cheerfully certify your Pectoral ia
the best remedy we possess for the euro of whooping cough,
croup, and the Chest discasee of children. We of your fra
ternity la the- South appreciate youe~ skill, and commend
your medltlna to our people. ]
- . ZZIEAM CONKLIN, M.D.
AMOS LEE,.Ssu* Monterey, Ja., writes, 3d Jan., 1856: “I
had a tedious InflOenta, which confined me in doom six
weeks; took many’ medicines without relief: finally trttd
yonr.PeetOTfci by the advice of our clergymen. The first
dose relieved the soreness in my throat and longs: less them
one half the bottle made me dompletcly well. Ycurmedl
dnes are the cheapest aa well as thebept wv can buy, and we
esteem you. Doctor, and*your remedies, as the poor .man’a
Menu,
Attttma or Phthisic. and Bronchitis-
Wist Ma-Tchester, Feb. 4,185&
. 8m: Tout Cherry Pectoral ispeffonnjng marvelfoos
com io this section. It baa relieved several from alarming
symptomrof consumption, and is now curing a , mao who
bos foborek under ao affection of the tonga for the teat forty
year*. J3ENEY L. PARKS, Merchant.
A. A. RAMSEY, M, D., Monroe Co., lowa, writes.
Sept. 6,1866: “Paring my practice of many years I lutre
found nothing equal to your Cherry Pectoral for givivg ease
•nd relief to. ooneomptive'patients, or curing such os aio
curable.” 1 - ,
We might add'Toinmet of evidence, but the -most convin
cing proof of the Times of thia remedy is fooud in Us
effects upon trial.
Consnmptisa.
Probably no one remedy has ever been known which
cured so many and such dangerous oases as this. Scnic no
humanoid can reach; but even to those the Cherry Pectoral
afford* relief and comfort.
Anon Honan, New You Cnr, March 5,1868.
Da. Ana, Lowzn: I feel It a duty and'a pleasure to in
form yon What your Cherry Pectoral bas done fer my wife.
She had five months laboring under the dangerous
symptoms of Consumption./ram which no aid'we could pro
cure gave her much relief/She was steadily failing, until
Dr. Strong,-of this city, whore we have come for advice,
recommended a trial of your medicine/ We bless his kind
ness,«s we do your sk!U;'for she has recovered from flat
day. She is not yet m strong as sfae-osod to be,.-but is Irt*
from her cough* and calls herself well.
ORLANDO SHELBY, of ShtPiyville.
Consumptives, do not despair till you have tried Ayer 1 *
Cherry Pectoral. It is made bygone of the best medical
chemists is the world, and Its cares all around us bespeak
the high merits of its virtues.— Philadelphia JLtUgcr.
AYER'S CATHARTIC PILLS.
The sciences of Chemistry and Medicine have been taxed'
their utmost to produce this best, most perfect purgative
which Is known to man. Innumerable proofs are *hu*u
that these Pills have' virtues which surpass in excellence the
* ordinary medicines, and that they win unprecedentedly upon
the esteem of all men. They are safe and pleasant tv take,
but powerful to cure. Their penetrating propeities *tlmu-
UU the vital activitteeof the body, remove the otatnictionu
of its organs, purify the blood, and expel disease. They,
purge out the foul humors which breed and 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 core the every-day complaints ef
every body, hut also formidable and dangerous dioutse* that
have baffled the best of human skill. While they produce
powerful effects, they are at the same time, In diminished
doses, the safest and beat physic that can be employed for
children. Being sugar-coated, they srejrieasant to take; and
being purely vegetable, are free from any risk of harm.
Caret have been made which surpass belief were they not
substantiated by men-of -ench exalted position and character
as to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Many eminent cler
gymen and physicians have lent their names to certify to the
public the reliability of my remedies, while others have sent
me the assurance of their conviction that my Preparations
contribute immensely to the relief of my afflicted, suffering
fellow-men.
The Agent below named is pleased to famish gratis my
American Almanac, containing directions for their oee and
certificates or their-cures, of the following complaints j
Cottireneas, Bilious vomplalnte, Rheumatism, Dropsy,
Headache Arising from a foal stomach, Naiuea,
Indigestion, Morbid Inactiou-cf tbc Bowels, and Pain arising
therefrom, Flattfetrcy. Loss of Appetite, all Ulcerous and
Cutaneous Diseases which require an evacuant medicine.
Scrofula or King’s Evil. They also, by purifying the Mood
and stimulating the system, cure many complaints which it
wLald not be supposed they could reach, snob as Deafness,
Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous Irritability. De
rangements of the Liver and Kidneys; Gout, and other kin*
dred complaints arising from a low state of tbc body or ob
struction of its functions.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with soma other
| pill they make more profit on. Ask for Ayer’s Pills, and
inks nothing else. No other they can give you compares
with this in its intrinsic value or curative powers. The sick
waet the best aid there is for them, and they should .hare it.
~ Prepared bv Or- J. C- AYEK.
Practical and Analytical Chemift , Lovitll, Matt. ■
Brice 25 contvpcr box. Five boxes for $l.
SOLD BY
I 0.-i J. L. Sobhwon, Wellsboro; S. sL Billinas, Gaines; IT.
B. Border), Tioga; Dr, Parkhumt &W. H. Biller, Lawrence
|ville; 8. J 3. Packazd, Covington; Bennett A Son, Middlebury ;
Gullck A Taylor, Blossbnrg; Fox A Witter, llainaburg ; O.
(L. Strait, RoeeviUe, and Dealers everywhere.
July 16,1862.—6 m.
BOOTS, SHOES. LEATHER AND
b FINDINGS. |
R. FRANKLIN SAYS:
| “ When yon have anything to advertise, toll tho
publio of it in plain, simple langnsge." 1
lam manufacturing good custom ojade Hoots and!
Shoes which I will sell at fair prices, and only for
PPAjP K -P-t Y . Snob work cannet be sold at os low
rates per pair as eastern made slop-work, but it enh
and will bo sold at prices which will enable the) pur
chaser to protect his feet with good substantial boots
pore cheaply than with a poor slop-shop article,
Which, even if it chances not to fall in pieces with the
first week* service, is but a doubtful protection in
wet and eoid weather. Try me. |
Buck and Doeskins Wanted,'
In the redand short blue, for which I will pay ;
and a good price. 1
| Heef-Bidea and Calfskins Wasted,
for which I wilt also pay cash.
j Sbeep Pelts Wanted,
yjor which I will'also pay cash and the highest -
bet price.
An assortment of sole, upper, calfskins and lin:
pegs, thread, nails,.awls, knives, shoe-hammers,
*O., kept constantly on hand, which I will, sell ci
foreash. 3 Shop'on Main Street between Wilcox's-
Ballard'S. 6. W. SEAHI
N, B, I can't give credit, because, to be plai
haven’t got it to give. I
Wellsbero, Angnst 27,1862.
ORPHAN’S COURT SALE.
lIN pursuance of an order of the Orphan V
Court of Tioga County, and to me directed, -
expose to public sale at the Court House in V.' ( ; ij
Pa, on Saturday, the 27’tb day of September ccir. . t
o’clock p. m., the following described property t v-,:o
late Henry Beers, Deo'A'i viz.: one-thirdinters
piece of land situated in Union Township, Tioga ■
Pa, bounded north by lands of John King, mot In
lands of Mrs. John Ogdon, (widow,) south by lanyU,.’f
Ratbhone, and John Erwin, and west by'i.ti,-,
of Mrs. Joseph Brown, (widow,)—containing 40 oi"
with about thirty acres improved, a story nv
framed house, and framed,3o by 40 feet bam.
made known on day of sale.
! ANC4ELIHE BEERS, Guardian
{ By JULIUS SHERWOOD, Atty.
Union, August 27, 1862,
j A DMINISTRATOR’S NOHCE.—letier* c.f
j** administration having been granted to tho.sut,-
ioribw oo the estate of A. B. Howland, late of .hide,
son Township, d/c*d. f notice is hereby given to tbc.se
indebted to sai^'estate, to make immediate payment,
and those having claims to present them properly au
thenticated for settlement to the subscriber. -
1 W. C. RIPLEY, AJmr.
J Richmond, August 27,1803.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.—From the premises oi J,
B. Doan, in Charleston Township, on the night
of the 9rh of August, 1862. a large red Six Tear jphi
’ Cow. Also, a Four Year Old lloan Cuw, supposed to
} haveVcalf by her side. one giving nny infor-l
‘ moliott.as to, their whereabouts will be nmjdv re-
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