% Boy.and f ißuaineps ,^|(«i.i - I
TkeNpW XorkJframnp. Hosi-eays thjptjwhen
a member if- the present Cabinet vwis liij- Cob
gfc*« hi received a letter from boy Wjtbb©'
any accompanying ipcpmmepdafipn., aski )g fpr
n appointment as a, cadet at WcsfcPoint;The
application wasdieregarded aa- probah'j the
forwardness of a. stripling, only hnitionsl for an
educational the public erpehie;' -Happening
a short time afterwards to be in the litttetfk
lage oiit'West whence the letter Wasniaiiedy
herempmbered the incident, . and, after in
quiries, found the ambitions youth, in the form
of a tailor’s apprentice, in a shop in the oat
skirts Of the town, sitting cross-legged; upon
the.bench,.mending an old pair of pantaloons.
The account closea thus ; ‘ ‘ 1.
“ Near by, on a small block of wood/rested
a hook of obatrucescienoe, to which he-turned
his eyes whenever they could be transferred
from the Work in his bands.- The p (amber
aecosted him by the name given in tbj letter,
and the lad replied, “1 am the per ion.”—
V Yon wieh then to be appointed a qjdet at
West Point ?” “ I do,” be rejoined. “ Why?,"
asked the Congressman. “ Because,” -answer
ed the -tailor-youth, “I feel that I was I’drn fey
somethingJbatter than mending old c itthes.”
The memnlr talked further with him, tod was
80 pleased with his frankness, his Spl .it, pud
the rare intelligence he evinced, thatb’ procu
red him the appointment.
The member is, now "Secretary Smit i of In
diana, ondthe youth General Burnsid' 1
The etoVy of Burnside’s- dealing
with his creditors, showing that the najjlj l am
bitions lad was the father of the bon&t man
we find; thus told in Harper’ s TTfeWy: f •
1nT853 he his rank in-the army
and devoted his time and energy tp.tlU npanu
facture of- the famous rifle which bears his
name. When Bdchaifan was elected.' tq. the
Presidency, his Secretary of War, Floyd,; agreed
■ with Burnside to arm-a large' portion,of the
ariny with his rifle, and induced him to estab
lish ‘extensive factories for its. manufacture.'
The works were no sooner complete than an
other gunmaker offered Floyd pecuniary in
ducements to break his eontraet wjjh lJurn
eide/who w'as'rnined in consequence.
ing alb his .property to bis creditors; Burpside
came to this city without, a dollar, .'sold his
sword and uniform in Chatham strbety and
went west in search of employment. Ee found
it in the office of the Illinois Contral, w"hcre, as
soon arhis capacity became known, he-jeseived
a salary of §2,000 a year. Of this aunif hi paid
- one-half regularly to his creditors, un i fy the.
help of a timely legacy, ho was enabled to
liquidate his debts in full. ■ -
• ’ : 2 i 1,1 »j!
The Goddess of- Poverty. ji.>|
■Paths landed with gold, verdant hiatus, ra
vines loved by the wild goats, great nimijtains
crowned with stars, impenetrable f?'|e|ts, let
the good goddess pass through—the G fditss of
Blncelhe world/ivsted, since tosh been,,
she traverses the world, she dwells atlsngjnieD;
she travels singing, and she sings wo; king, the
goddsss, the good Goddess of. Poverty 1 |r
Some-nien Assembled to ’carseliei'. , !i! They
fennd her too beautiful, too gay, t<te t|imble,
and too Strong. “Pluckout.het wihga|! said
they.. “Chain her, bruise her with hftljfs,;{bat
she may perish,” the Goddess of 1
They, hare chained tbe'.gqod. gojide|B,.tbey
have beaten and persecptedhen; bu Ht®y can
not disgrace her.. She has.taken re|‘#gf in the
soul of poets', ini the soul of - peWa>|s,ijn;-tbe
soul of,martyrs, in,the soul of saint '| : t|'o.go6d
goddess, IMe Goddesß of Poverty ! i : '
She walked more than the Wamiftirtg Jew;
she has traveled more than-thoswal awf'shs is
older, tbtm'the' Cathedral of Prague; I she is
younger than the egg of the wrec j Ihe has
multiplied mote.upun the earth .tbs ber
ries m Bohemian-forests, the goddd. $ ‘ffie good
Goddess of Poverty I *" ; £■ •■
She always makes the grAndeatjihd 'most'
beautiful things that t?S eee upon tlis e|rth ; it
is she who has cultivated the field anifiprurted
the trees; it is she who tends the fieldratoging
the most beautifnl airs; it is she who fee's the
first peep of dawn’, and receives the sni|e of ev
ening, the good Goddess of Poverty i. S
It is file who carries the sabre and- the gun ;
who males our war and conquests. _i l| is she
who collects (he dead, tends the wounded, and
hides the conquered the good Goddess?6f Pov
erty I ' ... \
Thy children will cease onp day to cjirry the
world upon their shoulders ; they wii he re
compensed for their labor and toil. > I The time
approaches when there will be nditherjich nor
poor ; when flll-men shall oonsimbtCe fruits'
ofltEe eartb> and equally enjoy the^ifts-of
God ; "but thon wilt not be forgutiquan their
hymns, ,ob, good Goddess of' ,Pu|krty 1—
Georgs Saudi ‘ ' , '
Thdriow. Webb's over
thirty years editorship of the Alba ty|>£ceniny
Journal, few readers need'to |(e tot vw|o Thur
low Weed is. Of his hoyhoo'd an illßlmy cor
respondent of the Rochester'writes:
It is more than forty years fid, way
worn and friendless, was trudging fan the
northern road, and seeking the way to Utica..
He was a drummer by profession nn'dihad just
served out his time of enllstmehtf-WSich had
expired after the battle of Plattsbugfc- While
the boy was wearily plodding alongtf® regular
stage coaoh passed him, and the driver, himself
a youth, noticed him with synyulhi, invited
him to Chare his seat on the bos. - Tpat -poor
drummer boy answered to the namc of*Thurlow
Weed. IJe arrived at Dtica, and :the{fe,-while
learning the trade of a printer, ho;bedamo the
'fast friend of the.kind stage driver,- , Years
afterwards, when the printer bad become a,
rish and influential man, he remembered the
kindness shown him on the road, ah ejvidenaed’
by the kmd friendship .ever exisl£nglj between
the two. Such was the.history gii.enjre of, the
intimacy existing'between Thurlbw Wyedand
Theodore Faxon. n
A Sad Fault.— When General lee was a.
. prisoner at Albany, he dined withdn Irishman.
Before enuring upon the wine, thet' General
remarked to his host; that after drinking# he
was apt to abase Irishmen, fur whichjjie hoped
„the host would excuse bimin adyance.f ‘‘By my
soul. General, I will do that,” said bill-host, “if
. you iriU excuse h trifling fault which fhave my
' self. It Is this: whenever 1 bear a abuse
ouldlreland, I have a sad fyult of crocking Ijia
sconce with my shillaly," The General was
eiril darihg the whole eveding.j, ! ■
Aijoutig ooDßOript fell eick and 1 w|s sent to
tbs milhary bospita!. A bath wasorclered It
-MAYORS OF TBS
Greats
We, the undersigned Mayors, hereby <»r
tify- that the*’Druggists, Apothecaries, and
jphyaicianauf our several'otties have signed
a doounieht of assurance to na that ACT®’®
SAfiBAPAKEtLA has been fduad tp bo
a remedy" of Wrest excellence, and wdfcthy
, the Ybpnffd.eaoe blithe community. ;
•EON.JAMmCOOK, r
- Mayor of LOWELL, MASS.
;EON. ALBIN BEARD,
Mayor of NASHUA, N. H.
EON. E. W. HARRINGTON,
Mayor of MANCH!E3TEE, N. H.
HON. JOHN ABBOTT, ' T-
. Mayor of CONOOBD, N. H.
HON. A. H. BULLOCK,
Mayor of WOBOESTEB, MASS.
HON. NATH’I, SILSBEB,
Mayor of 8 A LEM, MASS.
HON. F. W. LINCOLN, Jr.,
Mayor of BOSTON, MASS.
HON. WM- M. RODMAN,
. Mayor .of BKOVLUENOE, A I.
HON. AMOS W. PRENTICE,
Mayor of NOEWICH, CONN.
HON, J. N. HARRIS,
Mayor of NEW LONDON, CONN.
HON. CHAS; S. RODIER,
Mayor of MONTEEAL, O. B.
HON. D. F. TIEMANN,
Mayor of NEW YOEK CITY.
HON. H. M. EXNSTREY,
Mayor of HAMILTON, O. "W.
HON. ADAM WILSON,
. Mayor of TOEONTO, O. W.
HON. B. M. BISHQP,
Mayor of CINCINNATI, OHIO.
, HON. I. H. CRAWFORD, -}
Mayor of LOUISVILLE, alf.
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
Mayor of LYONS, lOWA
HON. JAMES McPEETEBS,
Mayor of BOWMANVXLLB, O. W.
HON. JAMES W. NORTH,
' Mayor of AUGUSTA, MB.
HON, HENRY COOPER, Jr.,
Mayor qf HALLO WELL, ME.
HON.' JAMES S. SEEK,
Mayor of FEEDEEXCTON, N. B.
h6n. wiLLARi) nye,
- idkyor Of HfEW BEDFORD, MASS,
HON. J, BLAISDELL,
Mayor Of FALL EIVEB, M A 35.
HON. W. H. CRANSTON,
Mayor of HEWPOBT, B. I.
HON. REED STAHL,
Mayor of GALENA, ILL.
HON. JOHN HODGDEN,
Mayor of DUBUQUE, lOWA.
HON< THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD,
.May hr'of CHATTANOOGA; TBUN.
>»
HON. ROBERT BLAIR;
1 Mayor of TUSCALOOSA, ALA.
; HON. R. D. BAUGH,
I Mayor of MEMPHIS, TB23TT.
H<5N- gEeabd 1 stith,
Mayor of HEW ORLEANS, LA.
’ HON. H. D; SCRANTON,
. Mayor of ROCHESTER, N. Y.
HON. BE WITT C.‘ GROVE,
Mayor of UTICA, N. Y.
HON. GEO. WILSON,
• Mayor of PITTSBURG, PA.
HON. C. H. BUHL,
Mayor of DETROIT, MICH.
HON. HEMAN. L. PAGE,
: Mayor of MILWAUKIE, WIS.
; HON. W. W. VAUGHN,
Mayor of BACENE, WIS.
HON. A. PARR,
Mayor of KENOSHA, WIS.
HON. JOHN 0. HAINES,
Mayor of CHICAGO, ILL,
HON. M. J, A. HEATH, ,
Mayor of SELMA, ALA.
HON. A. J, NOBLE,
Mayor of MONTGOMERY. ALA.
‘ HON. W. S. EOLYBAD,
Mayor of COLUMBUS, GA.
DON ESPARTERO MANUEL,
Mayor of VERA CRUZ.
DON PIETRE BE, CABALLO,
, , Mayor of MEXICO.
DON ESTEPHANIE RODRIGUES,
Mayor of HAVANA.
DON ANTONIO EOHEVERA,
Mayor of LIMA, PERU.
Certify that the resident Druggists have
assured them
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla
Is an excellent remedy, and'worthy the con*
fidence of the community.
For Spring DUcnscs*
For Purifying the Blood.
For Scrofula or Etna’s Evil.
For Tumors, Ulcers, and Sores*
For Eruptions nnd Pimples*
For Plains, nnd Boils*
For St* Anthony’s Fire, Bose, or Ery*
For Tetter or Salt Rheum* - [sipelas*
For Scald ifend and Ringworm.
For Cancer and Cancerous Sores*
For Sore Byes, Sore Bars, and Humors*
For Female Diseases*
For Suppression and Irregularity*
For Syphilis or Venereal Diseases*
For Zikycr Complaints.
For. Discascs of the Heart*
The Mayors of tho chief cities of the TTnl
tod States, Cahodas/and British Provinces,
Chili,. Peril, Brazil, Mexico, and .infact al
most all the cities on this . continent, have
this document, to assure their people
what remedies they may use with safety and
confidence. But our space will only -admit
a portion of them.
i ‘ . ji
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla,
Ayer’s Cherry Teetotal,
Ayer’s Pills, and
Ayer’s Ague.. Cure,
PKKPARtfD- BTr
C. Ayer & C 0,,.
VEI.V, MASS.,*
ists every where.
L. EOBIKSOy, WaUibore, Fa.
" j *ts -4AGr ITA TO It*
' Union* sipk&v*ihi¥ M#^s
■ MAM9TH skylight rooms,
’;' ”?Q
First door boiow C. L. TTXLCOX. .
H. H, WOOJJT'vrqnld-say to , the inhabitants of
Welisbofo and surrounding country, that ho is; now
prepared to famish them with everything in the line of
1 PHOTOGRAPHS, I
u AMBROTYPES, OB .A
ME LA IN OT YPES,
furnished «t any room in the-'City. Just received, a
sett of JAMINS CELEBRATED LENSES, manuElpf
tured expressly for the Carla dt ciiiU, Also a large
assortment of
' ‘ PBO TOGS A PfflG ALi ttifft,
price, from $1.25 to SLOO. At this day, no parlor ta
bio is considered finished, without IbePJIOTOG RAPH
IC ALBUM.
i Coses of all styles. Pictures frorntwenty-uvecents
to fire dollars. ’ ' V-
Thanhful, for-past favors, X would solicit a contin
uation of‘the same hy dJhig-firstolnss work for all.
Wsttsboro, May 28, 1862. XL It. WOOD.
War! War for the Union I
THE undersigned -would .respectfully inform his
old friends, customer's, an'd the public .generally,
that be baa opened a
CABINET AND CHAIR SHOP
on Main Street, opposite H. W. Dartt’a X»gon-Shop,,
where he intends to keep constantly on - hand a gene--
ral assortment of , - •
CaHne.t HTftre, .
made of the best materials, and hy the best workmen.
Also Cofins made to order, and c-ieap as can he
procured elsewhere, accompanied with a Jloarse.
Also Choirs of every variety from the BEST down
to the CHEAPEST, to ■
Suit Purchasers.
Also Turning of all kinds done to order and to suit
.GUSTO NEBS.
The undersigned having had many years experi
ence, both in Franco and in this country, feels confi
dent that ho cannot be excelled in either of the aboye
branches of mechanism —and farther would recom
mend the public to
CALL AND EXAMINE
bis workmanship and prices before purchasing else
where. JACOB STICKLIN.
Wejlsbbro, March IS, 1862,
THOMAS HARDEN
is now receiving an ,
extensive stock
OP
Merchandise,
which he offers on terms to
SCJIT THU TIMES.
j All are respectfully invited to coll and examine.
I Wcllsboro, June 18, 1862. ’ TUOS. HARDEN.
STOVES Aim TINWARE.
WILLIABI ROBERTS
HA? opened a new’Stove and Tin Shop in the
Store opposite Roy’s Building, where ho is pre
pared to turn if h his old friends and customers, and
the public generally everything in hie line of
business, including : - • . * .
■ Cooking Stoves of the most approved styles; Par
lor, l>inipg-Boom, and Coal Stores; Ticnoro and
Kitchen furniture of all, varieties.
Call and sec our-new stork,
nellsboro, Feby. b, 1862.•
1101/SEUOED FIin^ITURE,
THE LADIES arc Che ones to select Household
Furniture, and ft iV so much easier for them to
take a carriage and ride a few miles and return than
to go 40-or 50 miles for tbd purpose, that the subscri
ber would inform them that be has just enlarged his
STOCK before the tariff and tax prices are upon us ;
and has* a large nqd inviting assortment, which he
will behappy[to show to those who may favor him
with a visit.
MAHOGANY SOFAS, $2O, $25 and S2B. Tele or
Tr(cn y $22, S2S find J r / < PS^ ou,c Hqtpeis
for I, 5, •'6, 7, 8 atrd 5 yard# *Voir»*Myi"U/a
cfitncs, SIU He has also JO/IBforent styles,,
of with matrasses and spring bottom?, and
IfijUflerent Chairs with everything else Ws
tbc turnityre V\ ■-■
He is also sale of Prihde cel
ebrated rMelodeona,SeHool and Church Organ*? uf:
Ruffitjo, N. Y., the. oldest* and largest establishment
in the United States. E. D. WEbLS.
1862.
Insurance Agency.
THE Insurance Company of North America have
appointed the undersigned an agent for Tioga
County arid vicinity.
As the high character and standing of this Com
pany give the assurance of fall protection to owners
of property against the hazard of fire, I solicit with
confidence a liberal share of tho business of the
county. This Company was incorporated in. 1794.
Its capital is $600,000, and its assets in 1861 as per
statement Ist'Jon. of that year was $1231,719 £l..
CHARLES PLATT,„ Secretary.
ARTHUR G. COFFIN, ;...;.rrc?ident.
Office of tho Company 1 232 Walimt Street,
Philadelphia,
Win. Buclilcr, Central Agent, Har-
i > hl>iir; , f Pa.
JOHIf W. GUERNSEY,
Agent for Tioga County, ya.
April 9,1362. " '
New IHillincry Goods.
MISS PAULINE SMITH has Just 'returned
from the City, where she received a very large
uud choice variety of
FALL AND ’WINTER GOODS,
embracing tho latest and most approved stylo of
LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S HATS,
to the examination of which she invites the ladies of
Wellsboro. Remember the place—First door below
the Agitator office, up stairs.
’Wellsboro, Oct. 8j 1862.
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE, —Letters of ad
ministration having been granted to the snbscri.
bar, on tho estate of G» I). Smith, late of Wellsboro,
dcced.; notice U hereby given to those indebted to
said estate to make immediate payment, and those
hating claims to present them properly authenticated
fur settlement to the Fuliscriber.
JNO. L. ROBINSON, Administrator,
Wellsboro, Nov. 19,1862.
iririoN ACADCMr.
S. B. PRICS, • - Principal.
Mrs. SOPHIA PRICE, - - Preceptress,
Miss I, D. REYNOLDS, - - - Assistant.
Mr. I. G. Hoyt, ’ - • Teacher of Jfutic.
Winter Term of 1862-3, Commences December see*
end. Spring .Term of 1863, Commences March third.
T VI TJON FJiOM $2.50, TO $5.00. .
Term Bills mast be' paid, or satisfactorily arranged
in advance.
Deerfield, Nov. 15,1862 *
Corulng Sewing Machine Depot.
THE best 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 $46. T'“
GROVER & BAKER'S FAMILY-MACHINE, so
much admired by those who have used them. Price
$lO.
GROVER A BAKES'S BARGE SHUTTLE MA
CHINE for sewing Leather and Tailor work. Price
$4O. 1
Wheler and Wilson $45. Finkle & Lyon's $46.
Singers, $5O,- Umpire, - ' $46.-
WiUcox.A Gibbs, $3O. ‘ .* ~
Persona buying or ordering machines of me can
rely on getting enp adiptecLto their business.- .
Every Slapnwe.waryapied to give- satisfocUonTdr
one yeas/ Machfoes,* on Mahogany, Black Waluiit,
and Rose Wood casennit. advanced prices. For par
ticulars .send for. Oirculars, C. G; HOWELL,
‘ ‘ Proprietor of the Corning Bag Factory
Coming, N. Y., Sept 10, 1362.
WmmmM
TEE' BUEFAXO “ ;
IIBUCAKTIIiE COILEGE,
-COUKEn OP
Main and Seneca Streets,
m important link in the great chain of National
Etile Colleges, located in the following Cities
Mere)
jin
im YORK CITY, PHILADELPHIA,
IOOKLYN, . ALBANY,
*)Y, CLEVELAND,
5 TROIT, CHICAGO,
• AND SAINT LOUIS.
ieholarship Settled from the Buffalo College, en
he holder to attend either or all the Colleges for
i limited time. ...
( design of these. Institutions, IS to impart to
t men and ladies, a Vioroityh, practical butiaat
titles
an un
Tin
yonnj
crftfco
fioit. ,
;B© Colleges are organised and conducted upon
is Avlilcß must secure to each separate InstittiUog
ist possible facilities for Imparting a thorough
mm ercial education, and render it as a whole, the
' comprehensive and Complete system in this
>ok-Keepingin all its departments. Commercial
, Commercial Arithmetic and Penmanship, are
in the roost thorough and practical manner.
U Spencerian system of Penmanship, is taught
t mpetent and experienced teachers,
i'lolarship, payable in advance, $4O. s
> open day and evening i—no vacations,
esidont Principal at Buffalo, J. G. Brtast.
j: further information, please call at the College
uia, or send for Catalogue and Circular enclosing
I stamp. Address
BRYANT & STRATTON,
o 4,1862.—1 y. Buffalo, N. T.
Tb(
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NEW GOODS!
T. lie BALDWIN -
ijv receiving a large and Well 3e acted Stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
a cting in part of a General Stock of
;RV GOODS, LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
READY HADE CLOTHING,
- .HATS AND CAPS,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
OOTS AND SHOES, WOODEN WAKE,
Ac., Ac., Ac., Ac.,
of’irbicb will be sold LOW for
BEADY PAY ONLY.
ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
1 persons buying GOODS for
R.E AD r P A r,
Are respectfully invited to coll and examine
THE STOCK,
a they ore, to be sold ai
. VERY LOW PRICES.
CASH PAID POB WOOL.
_joga, May 28, 1862. T. L. BALDWIN,
$ no
cons
’orlable JPalent Hoi>c-Powei\
HE undersigned take pleasure In notifying the
public, that they have succeeded in devising a
Power with only three places of friction, alii!
bines the maximum of efficiency, durability,
economy, with the minimum of woight'and price,
iccpu.nt of its simplicity it may be constructed
ny mechanic for Ices than half the cost usually
( for„ hprsc-powers. It is well adapted to thrash-
Jgniih, sawing wood, and churning, also for turn
flatbed saws, plane*. and other machinery in the
p/ rights Township, County,
fStato rights for sale cheep at our office. Agents
ited to icll territory. For further particulars ad
s ' * MIDDAUGII £ CLARK.
qn'df
wadi
;,drc^
Mansfield, July 28, ISC2.-tf.
wmk gj
Xlic New Commercial Bulltfing*
are located opposite Court
House, corner of Court and
Ciieiianso-Strccts.
This College la in no way connected with any other
Xristitation.
Tho energies of the entire Faculty arc exclusively
devoted to this.
Tho design of this Institution is to afford‘to Yoona
Men an opportunity for acquiring a Thorough, Prac
thtaff 7/««/hcm EducuitQH'
jxho Books and Forma are carefully arranged by
pi-nctical Accountants, expressly for this Institution,
mid the Course of Instruction is such as to combine
Theory and Practice. ‘ .
COLLEGIATE COURSE.
This Course embracelTßook-Kceding in nil its de
partments’, Penmanship, Commercial Arithmetic,
business Correspondence, Commercial Law, Political
llftnomy, Commercial Ethics, Partnership Scitle
n ents, Detecting Counterfeited and Altered Bank
jfotes, Ac,
Spencerian System of Penmanship is taught in
varieties, by the most skillful masters of the
The
all Us
aft.
The Book-Keeping department is under the special
supervision and instruction of the Principal, D. W.
LOWELL.
j QENEHAL. INFORMATION.
Students con enter at any time. No vacations.—
guftl time to complete the Course, from G to 12 weeks,
esistapco-rendered to graduates in procuring situa
ons. ; Graduates arc presented witbnn elegantly* en
roved Diploma,
For catalogue of 70 pages, specimens of pen
manship, <fcc., enclose letter stamps, and address
DOWELL & WARNER,
Sept 17, 1862. ‘ | Binghamton, N. T.
tions,
DR. ROBERT ROY
CAS ALWAYS BE POUND At
ROY’S DRUG STORE,
"Wellsboro’, Pa.
where he may he consulted at all hours
of the day by those who desire .
rkCETDICJLIj ADVICE.
]\JE\Y--COOPER SUOP.—The undersigned
X. respectfully informs the citizens of IVoUsboro
ind vicinity, that he has opened a COOPER-SHOP
opposite ' --
GROWL’S WAGON SHOP,
and is ready to' do all manner of work prompt and to
order, from a gallon keg to a fifty barrel tub. Re
pairing also done on short notice. O. F. ELLIS.
WeUsbotOjMttj 8, ISfiL.
injures Headaclie in Ten Minutes
CLINE'S VEGETABLE EMBBOCAt!ON.
FOB the sure cure o{ Headache, Toottacho, Diarrhoea,
Bheomafisnj, sore Throat Ncnralpn, PaSnsfn *„* fi*’
Bock or Stomach, Cramps, Cuts, Sprains, 8 *
Wounds, &c., ACw Also for all .kmds’of rounds on horses.
' . TR YlT JT CARNOT.. FAIL !
The numerous cores thatare daily^performed. bj.thfc
of the Vegetable Embrocation < arc sufficient evidence of
iU superior excellent -virtues. Furthermore, thw
tlon docs not contain any poisonous minerals, or diletorious
drugs. ■ ,
Front Prof, Williams , Principal of ike Uiiea
Musical Institute.
B. Cnsr.— Dear Sir:— Hayivg witnessed tho very bcneßcisi
result!* from tho uso of yom Vegetable Embrocation by my
self and members of my family in ease of colds, soro throat
and hoarseness, I cheerfully give you this testimony to its
\yortb, and can confidently recommend it in the above cases
from an experimental knowledge of its e ®cacy.
Yoons very truly. W. nI.LLIA.Aio.
Utica, June 4, 1801.
Good News from Home--All Agree--
See What They Say.
We, the undersigned citizens of Utica, having used Cline's
Vegetable Embrocation in onr families, and it on al
most salutary remedy, can cheerfully recommend it to the
public generally, os being Ad indispensible article for family
use. “We do not wish tounderrate any other Worthy medicine,
but can truly say that we newer before have found an equal
to this Vegetable Embrocation, and wouW advise every fam
ily to keep a “bottle ready for immediate use.
Mrs. M. A. Hill, Schuyler st. Mrs. t-Crocker. Burnett *t.
Mrs. Emily Gcrvin, » Mrs. E.Oamrgnt, **
Mrs* Rachel Roberts, “ ’ Mrs. A. M. Kibbs, n *
D; Bacon, Catharine st., D. L. Simons, “
T. S. Robinson. 72 Genesee st., Mrs. M S Francis,Blandin st
Ja£ Marsden, Huntington st., N.M. Shepard, Spring, at.,
Mrs. George Bancroft, “ Mrs. M. Wheeler, “
Mrs. Alvim Lane. “ Mrs. Anna Williams, “
Mrs. Mary Vaughan, “ D. Vqnvalkenburg, “
Henry Hill, Varlck st., John Shoti, Genesc* st. .
F. 0. Hartwoll, fi • Jano Davison, Scuyler st.
Mrs. J. Walker, “ Robert Lane, Huntington st.
Mrs. Eliza Shott, Genesee st., Priscilla McLaughlin, “
Elizabeth Grants, Catherine at. Margaret Marsden, "
Selina Simmons. Bnrness st., Apn Hill. Varick st.,
i Tho above names are from well known respectiiblecltizqns,
‘ and a thousand more names might be added, of whom infor
mation can he had in reference to tho.astonishing cures per
-1 Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by B. CLTNE, No
00, Genesee street, Marble Block, Utica, N. Y. Also for sale
bv JOHN E. JONES, of Cherry Flatts, travelling agent.
’August 13. 1862.
Mansfield classical seminary,
MANSFIELD, TIOGA CO., PA.
The Winter Term of this Institution will commence
Jan. 9th, 1863, and continue twelve weeks.
Rev. E. TVILDMAN, A. M.,Prtncipal and Professo
of Mathematics and Ancient Languages.
Rev. N. L. Rbynolds, A. M., Professor of the Nat
ural Scicnc.es and the Teacher’s Department.
Hiram C. Johns. A. M,, Professor of Penmanship
‘, l Normal and Commercial-Departments.
Mr. L. ArKincEWAY, Prof, of the German language.
Mr. J. W. Mounts, Assistant in English Department.
Mrs. 11. P. R- Wu.nsiAN, Preceptress and Teacher of
the French language and Belles Letters,
• Miss • Music Teacher.
EXPENSES.
Tuition_in_ Com, English Branches, per term, $4 75
Uighcr Englkh Branches, Mathematics and Ancien
Lahguges, "" - - - 600
Modern Languages and Ilehrcip each, extra 200
Muhic—Piano or Mclodeon, - 8 00
Use of Instrument, - - - 2 00
Room rent, each person, • * 'l5O
Board in {bc'hall,pe'r week, - * 1 50
Fuel per term, if occupy one room, 200
Incidentals per term, . * - - 25
jpfF' Clergymen’s children, btllf price for tuition.
It will be seen by the above announcement ef a
Faculty for the coming year, that the Trustees nrG
determined to spare no reasonable pains to furnish
the school with a competent Board of Instruction,
■ Seven' foreign languages, including Greek, -Latin,
French, German, Spanish, Italian and Hebrew, will
bo taught, if required.
The Teacher’s and Normal Departments, under the
supervision of Profs. Reynolds and Johns, will afford
all the facilities., of a Normal School, in which stu
dents are especially drilled and trained to become
practical teachers. The trustees have already taken
measures, which it is expected will be
early in Dcceftiher, for offering and having the Semi
nary accepted by the State as a State Norm.*! School.
The Department of Penmanship, Book-Keeping,
tCO.f offer all the advantages of a Commercial Cul-.
lc"e. The Seminary is under contract, to be finished
and furnUbeu by the 10th bf September next. It’
will, when fiuUhed, bn" among the best school build
ings in northern Pennsylvania, and will afford excel
lent facilities for these regions to obtain a thorough
scientific and practical education.
Special attention is given to the health and physi*
.cal education of the students-
Nothing need be said to recompicnd the Principal,
to the confidence of the people, as his conduct of the
Seminary for the past two years, has placed him fully
before the public ns one of the educators of the coun
try. Profs. Reynolds and John?—the former, the j
late Superintendent of comjnon schools of the county
1 —and the latter the piesent incumbent, are too well
' and too favorably known to need further notice to
recommend them to the public. Students coming
from a distance will have their rooms furnished—
| those from within a few miles will bring their own
, furnishing, except bedstead, table, chairs, wash-stand *
, and stove.
1 All students furnish their own towels, wash-bowls,
pitchers, pails, mirrors, Ac. Rooms for self-boarding
can bo bad in tbo village itt reasonable rates. If ac
commodations enough fur sclf-bonrdirig cannot be had
in the village, rooms foi| 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 eater to tho close
_of the terra, without any deductions, except in cases
of protracted illness.
All kinds of produce taken in payment. Terms
of payment,one half in advance; the remainder du
ring the term. TV. COCHRAN, President.
TVm. C. ITiv. Secretary.
Mansfield. Doc. 10, 1562.
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, CONSTITUTION WATER.
THE OXLY REMEDY FOR DIABETES, Irritii-'
tlon of the Neck of the Bladder, Inflammation
ot the Kidneys, and Catarrh of the Bladder, Stran
gury and Banning, or Painful Urinating, Stone in tba
Bladder, Calculus, Gravel, Brick Bust Deposit, and
Mucous or Milky Discharges after Urinating.
For sale by all Druggists. Price $l.
IVM, H. GREGG »t CO., Proprietors.
Morgan & Alien, General Agents, No. 45 Cliff St,,
ftew York,
JOHN A. ROY, Agent for Tioga County,
Wellsboro, April 16, 1662,-ly,
NOTICE.
TO WHOM .IT MAY CONCERN.—The list of
Internal’Revenue-Assessments for thafpart of
Tioga County, Jioowr as Division No. 8, will be open
■ for inspection at the Office of S. D. ELLIOTT, in
Mnnslield; and for that part of tbo County known a,s
Division Mo. 9, will be open for inspection at the Of
fice of G. H. GOLDSMITH, near Knoxville,* and for
the remaining part of the. County, known as Division
No. 10, will be open for inspection at the Office of M.
BULLARD, in WellshorD,.imtil Dec, 2. ISG2.
The Assessor will hold an appeal at the Court Honso
in Wellsboro, for Tioga County, on the 2d And 3d of
December 1562, whoa ho will adjust any difficulties
that may have arisen from improper assessments.
Assessor’s Office, Boalsbnrg, Centre County Pa.
GEORGE BOAL, Assessor of Internal Revenue of
tbo ISth Collection District,
November 19, ISC2.
IMPORTANT -■ TO CONSUMERS
OP TOBACCO.
Persons desiring to abandon its nse, should.proeuro
a package of the t * ,
ANTIDOTE FOR, TOBACCO.
Tbis ahtidoto is the means of destroying the taste fer
tobacco, and thereby every ono
t MAT ABANDON ITS.,USB! ''
Price, 30,cents per package, sent Post-paid,
Agents wanted for this and five other now articles
commanding
READY SALES AND GOOD PROMTS.
For particulars, enclose stamp and send for .Circular
Address, G. M. DEWITT).
West Bchlisgtos, Pa.
Abg. 27, 7362. .
Gj-EK in largo or. small quantiles, for sale at 1
i ’ DRUG STORE, j
JCHfN A.; ROY,
- * *
WELLSBORO, .RA,,
APOTIIECARV,
■WHOLESALE ASD RETAIL DEALER JR I
ns COS, MEDICINES AND CIIEEICALN
PERFUMERY SOAPS,
TOftCT AND FANCY ARTICLES/
JBRUSSESf JJfjps
OILS AND BTE-STL T ppjg j i ~'
PITEST MEfIICISEs
VIOLS AND BOTTLES, 5
WINDOW-GLASS, PUTTY;
LAMPS, CIGARS AND TOBACCO*,
PURE WINES AND ER INDIE#
FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES.
. ALSO, SACRAMENTAL WINS,
Warranted to Impure, Grape juice, prepared
pressly for Communion purposes.
Proscriptions carefully compounded, »ud all order
promptly answered.
Every article' for sale usually sold in a fi r)t e i. M -
Drug Store, and at tho lowest market prices.
Wellsboro, May 1,1861.
GENERAL MCCLELLAN
Has decided to go into winter quarters, and P »
Williams, Agt., has decided to “ follow W1 : i«
and has accordiagly laid in a very large ateck of Kew
Goods in his line, riz;
Kerosino Oil, Lamp 08,
Burning Fluid, Camphene,
Alcohol, Turpentine,
Drags,
Patent Medicine!, Dye Stuffs,
Window Glass, Putty,
Ac., ivc,,
which will be sold at lowest city prices during tfa*
wur- ■ '. , p. R. WILLIAMS,
S’- B. Confederate State Stocks and all book m
counts are at discount-—can’t sell goods for either.
Wellsboro, Nov. 27, 1861.
REMOVAL.
JOSEPH RIBEROLLE
CT AS removed his BOOT, SHOE, LEATHER
-LX and FIXDIG STORE, from his late location«n
Main Street, to his Tannery at the lower end of tie
village, where ho will be glad to wait on his customers
and the public generally. Competent workmen »ra
employed in the Manufacturing Department, aid ,1)
work warranted to be our own manufacture.
Also, ‘all kinds of
READY-MADE BOOTS AND SHOES,
constantly nn band. All kind? of Leather nni Jb*
Findings, also constantly-on hand and for sale ai loir
price? for cash or ready pay.
HIDES and PELTS taken in exchange for €eefc
m. the highest market price. JOS. KIBEROLLS.
Wellsboro, Aug. 11, 1861.
N. B. All thn?c indebted to the subscriber by b?*k
account, or otherwise*.are requested to call at ©nw
and square up. JOS. lUBER6LLB.
OHARLESTON flouring mills.—
\J WBIOHT <Sc BAH.^rV t
Haring secured the bef* mills in the County, »e bow
prepared to do
Custom Morli, Meixliaut WerS,
and in fact everything that can be done ill
Mills, so as to give perfect Mitisfaction.
FLOUR, MEAL .AND FEED,
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
VI our store in WellEboro, or at the mill. Cub tr
Goods exchanged for grainrpt the market price.
All goods dciiierrrf tree of charge within the •«!*.-
™t'on. WRIGHT A DAILET.
Wellsboro, Fch. 13, ISCI.
CABINET
l&sS£ji WARE ROOM.
THE Subscriber most respectfully announces that
he has ou baud at tbe old stand, and for sale a
C Iso up Lot of jFnriiitHrc.
comprising in part
Dressing mid Coiiivion Purrmi*, ' Secrrfnrie* avd B*o\
Cane*, Cerfer, Cm <1 mid Pu r Table*, Pining--ati
1 Pren ikfmi Table*. Jfarb/e-fnpprd and Com won Sfe-ndt,
Cupboard*. C-l'iuac mid other Jfedxfead*. Standt, &•
f as mid Chaim, (Jilt and Itoecirood Moulding* f*r
-Picture i'rnmcs. _J
■COFFINS made, to 'order on abort notion. A
hcflrse will be furnished if desired* ;
N. B. Turning and Sawing done to order.*
August B. T. VANHORJT.
KoHoch’s Daisdcliou Coffee.
THIS preparation, made from the beat Jura tfofli*
i.« recommended by physicians ns a superior Ka*
tricious Bt*rerage for General Debility,’ Dyspepriai
and all billiou? disorder*. Thoirsnnds who horebe««
compelled to abandon the use of coffee will use this
without injurious effects. One can contains
strength of two pounds of ordinary coffee. Prieo 25
cents. ‘
RoS Sock’s Lcvain.
The purest and best BAKING POWDER known,
for making light, sweet and nutricious Bread and
cakes. Price 15 cents.
UAxrrArrrnEi) ur
EL H. EOLLOCE, Chemist,
Corner -of Broad and ..Chestnut Streets, Philadel
phia. and for sale by all Druggists and Grocers.
.March 5, 1t62.
Howard association, Philadelphia
For the Relief of the Sick and Distressed, af
flicted with Virulent and Chronic Diseases, and eipe*
cially for the Cure of Diseases of the Sexual Organs..
Medical .advice gi. cn gratis, by the Acting Surgeon*.
Valuable reports on Spcrnmtorrhtca or Seminal Weak
ness, and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and’
on tKe new' remedies employed in the Dispensary* wot
to the afflicted in seKlcd letter envelopes, free ot
charge, two or three stamps for postage will he ae
ceptalde.
Address, Dn. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No, 2 South Niatla
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
June IS, ISB2.
JEROME B. JVIEES,
ATTORNEY COTJNSELJOU AT LA TV,-
NILES TALLEY, TIOGA COlft^-TA.,
HAVING associated himself with ,a legal fir® > fl ’
Washington, ho possesses first rate facilities foS
the prosecution of Claims’for Pensions, BocfcPsy*,'
Bounty, and all other just demands against the
eminent, All such claims will he attended to wi&’
promptness -and fidelity,.and “no charges” will ho»
made uuU*9 fAe application i> wcecas/ul.
Middlebury Centro, Nov. 12, 1862.-3 m-.
HOME FIKE INSURANCE COMPOS*''
NEW YORK;
O -A. PIT -A. X. . $1,000,000.'
. Home Fire Insurance Company
I.V
NEW HA TEN, CONNECTICUT;:
CAPITAt, $200,000’.
These Companies have complied with the Statolafp’
Applications for Insurance’received--by ' <■
CHARLES L. SIEMENSv
Wellsboro Tioga County, Pennn.
Wellsboro, Jlio. 15, 1862. .
• T - DENTIST.
DR. RALPH GILLETTE,]
■ ‘ JASPER.', STEHUEK COT3ATT, S. Ti, _
For along time a resident of .
once in each month Knoxville on the 2Stm JuWt*®
on the 20th, Lawrenceviilo on,Che 27th, Tiogann
"SStb. Those living at a distonce-to avoid di?ap^ u -
ment wll] please address by letter to toper* h* **.
.May 21, 1582. v