i) 1 * fi
ii
* Tgf rißTtpi.
t.OOA -t>> A'KI>;at|tB<3EI.T.AITBOUB
WeUaboro. W<
. Gapt. Mack, of "the • jn ; t»»ro, loqkihg
■Well and hearty. We givesVgoMVo
port of the Bucktaill ii general and Co- EhVf artic
alar. Long may they; raye! '?
i ~
. The PcnntyivaMa Ay toyl“ Journal shouldbe taken
by every Boird of Sckiplppirectore
by every professional ti laeper,, To those clean* it-is
ih'ralifahie., ItjA the p Bela! organ ef th*
paitmeat, andevory number eontatasmaWhu uf jpqut
importance. • . ;■ Vistc-''.
(Tbe. meeting of the friopjis of the' .Gtorerninent iii
the Conrt Honse on Tnertay evening of lajtweekwaß
large and enthnii&stic. | Ski speecbes wero, hy Meia're.
TTilsen and Bowman.ninl hpd the Hng ofrtrne metal,
fcopperheadism got aerert-l ilcft-hahdod compliments
Which wore doly spprcrtqtsd and applauded.; The
hroceediigi Win be found-in another column, j • ,; j
Rev. J. F. Galkins, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church of this -borough,'having been commissioned
fbp }49th Some on Thursday
last, to assume the duties of ;the pprition. Be carried
with him.' the best wiihe;!- of,the.,entire community
tor Sis health,.success ned safo return. Wh regard
bim at peculiarly qaillßodjfilr the position, and make
no doubt that be grisat good.; •■: -
AckirowiihoitEHT.—liflastwe have sin Easy Chair
a bit of furniture ae essential to the comfort
dnd equanimity of Editorssaa.it is to the traditional
dignity of the sanctum/Wi- have-arf Easy Chair, as
stated) and car purse is no lighter therefor. It came
to ns through thojoint generosity of Mr. B. T. Van
horn, at whose establiSihtnont : it Was made, and Mr.
L. A. Sears— both being tutored to compassion by ottr
“ ohairlesaness,” and getoqSd sanctnm-onioris dilapi
dation. Considering it a jrablio benefit, wo publicly
retnrn,thanki to tho donota ; .and wo likewise make
our grateful acknowledgments to odr old friend, Ek-
Burgess Osooon, why dob rerod the gift in person.
yfe will endeavor not to dftjgrace it.- '
The attention of ? Dircctors is directed to
recent explanations of fixate Superintendent Brn
bowes, respecting the llawlfbr rendering the organi
sation of the various-|JobHB, throughout the' State,
sinmltaneous, and ptjrposcs. The law is
quite important in Aspects. It provides that
from and After the, fiffcfe of January, 1864, all'
Directors ejected shall their seats on the first
Monday in Jane in each %nd every year j also, that
the official terms of those jijpw in office shall be ex
tended to the first Jpne, 1864. Directors
who do not take the Schott {Journal, in the May num
ber* of which ]he explana Op appears, will do well to
•cut it out of this paper >fpr reference.. It wili.be
found on-the, 4tb pag<f.* S
Fire at Bileb, Eeq., at Knox
ville, informs nr that a fi?o occurred in ffabt village
on tfie- morningbf the pOfh*,ultimo, causing consider'
able damage. The fire.ibroke.out at about 2$ o’clock
in an oW wareltjdns|, or cooper shop; in the
rear of J. E. and consumed the'ware
house, Stubbs’'store, d small duelling occupied by
Dr..Mattison, John house, and Judge
Case’s barn and-ashery.;.; Matlison bad Good*
speed saved the principal part of their household
iurpitare, and Mr. Stubbs saved most of-the goods in
thd lower story of his* £|or«. Mr. S. is the principal
loser, having but ssotf| insurance. 1 The .others hpd
no insurance* ;
The Lotai. PnESS.-e-Wa tb* loyal*
people south of the -mountains, in thiA State, upon
the vigor and efficienty.nf the newspaper press which,
expresses the unconditionally loyal sentiment in
those regions*- The2?«At»nuft’# Journal, at Clearfield j
the Press, at Bellefontd"}. the Republican, at Lock
Jlaven; the Bulletin, at WiHiamsport; the Zamuiary,
the Blopmsbnrg; the Chron
icle, at Lewisburg—those ire all h’re'papers, doing'
very much to strengthen tie right' arm of the Gov
ernment. The Harrisbtirg Telegraph is now the ablest
journal ever published at.Hbe State capital. It is
dealing telling blows upon the very head and front of
treason. Jt ,isa matteroK.rej ©icing tbaUtbc loyal
masses appreciate labors of the who
severally codducMhcse papers. ~
A correspondent grriting* from’Washington under
date of May 9th, in fcafereUSe to Capt. G. B. Over
ton, rays: ,_y , I- -
“ He is at my hoossnh4 wounded just
above the knee by a lifg)«jmnie ball. - He wag brought
to my house a week agcj lasi Saturday, having boon'
wounded a week fron^l^ 6 Friday succeeding (bat day.
Ho wa*. very much. ' k and It was several
days before the snrgftc W made a clo’se examination of
his wound, their beiogop'to that time
thathe’would have, tdibtfdergo an imputation, but I
boUovelthitt aftorthat^ibeyAltered then* opinions and
are making every -eave *his limb. It is an
t*y/y wound however, if’will take a long time for
if to grow sound.” ' 1 ' v ' *
We are glad.to Overton is in good
hands*, thus greatly-decreasing tho chances of‘'lna.
wound healing, and otitis being enabled to bis
leg.—.P’ofter JoumaL ; . * *
Drier, but Beer !—Jfhe following production was
fished dp from the tottc n o f the,town well, and sub
mitted for . - ■
To Flunkies : Whett Wffu Jiied with wrath because
.miserable worms of the| <ftis ’ afflict your* fruit trees,
and rush into untimely le in your matutinal bowl
of mush abd milk) of destruction
against us, give u«, it right and proper to
do these acts, opportunity tt> justify our conduct—
Ere you drench ns K«oscne, or. rend our. frail
tonements to tetters witß •gqttpoWder, or crush us with
your all-conquering feel, give us a chanco to prove
that black is wljjte RU.d 'yhjjc black. If you would
earn a blissful immortalityFbn tho historic page; if
you desire that unborn ,hill|aDs should rend the skies
—the cerulean upper tuneful epics devo
• ted to the praise of £liskejdom—grant our prayer.
W«r-adhere to the lavp? ime great Flunkey of tho
Flunkies, as bo from bis throne in the
storied past. He made£io #nr on worms of tho dust.
He said unto the fraternity worms — u yo are Nyorms,
not to be squashed within* cause. My law be a
■ pleasant vermifuge -*t but principally ver
micelli, -We ask by that utterance or
yopr great Head. Tru£, w<£had not then, destroyed’
your frpH trees, nor your pantries, nor laved
ourselves.™ “M-lW nor had we courted mar-'
tyrdom by frequenting Wtoaths and sidewtilkfc. But
we never agreed * 0 ( to.,do&U these-ttfiuga; and wu
cannot agree with yob [.batSre infringe any few of tbe
Flunkies by doing any^ine,not positively forbidden
us to do. Perhaps it righto squash us to
preserve your 6rchards£ Perhaps, you, In your supe
rior wisdom, see'it save jour orchards at the
expense of ns, poor pf the cta|t; but we have
some rights, perhaps; fidWong item, the right to
convert your orchards 'yermi-fpodis dearesL- For
* °£ thiB threatened with an*
alone « ce Pt “tubelet
n.%at. ? TV* much of yon to .pare'
bat wo do ask.fc Only/reaign yonf fruit-trees,
„ ™ ‘ he aadwe will not complain.
Bat we expect to bs ( Wo don’t expect
.rS’ 3*“- b t tU ° f lU ffE ardL “« tie interest* of
■ ant ' e “’ who > » e t« largely in the ma.
y everywhere, ha* so fast to our natures
. "! T* ** T * itn P* T»n w!lf wips'niontr . We
m ' * ander protest Hear ns, aid yoar clom
clori 8 'r" td °" > a WW.j&'thw Entomology of the
glorious future. | | J
ENcoußAoiNar—The Ladies nfShmnWay Hill*met
at the School House, Mhy 20th and organiud "A-
SoldlenAW-Bo'biaty)\-o: V\‘ V^.'
President— Mm./Palmer Shninway.\
Secretory— \-
t BU^B&unxwa-y.; \\~
■ CtmniUei e\ Johi^a/^LA/Brooks,
Mrs. Ti. Vahhorn. ’ ■■ „ *“ ■>
Alsoj-e-oommlttee on of .competent young
ladies were chosen.
It is an example we hope to see followed by each
neighbour'd-:; Jt*t It
moye—a united uprising of loyalty.
'•ftWOg. 1883.
- Court pßoOEEDiires—Mat SESsfOrfa, '
f'ore' the '(Jrasd" Jury .—Commonwealth vs. Marvfci
Sutton. ..Indictment? assault and battery., Returned
IgnoraMus; . -' J . ‘ ' , . • ?
Com’th vH. Anson Holmes and Isaa<r Holmes. , In*
diotmenty gambling, and keeping a room for gambling.
True bill. , • !■' ,-T
Com'th vs. Cyrus S. Field. _ Indjcfcnent, larceny.
Returned igDoramifs.
Com’th vs.’Noah theater., Jpadiotmenl,assault and
battery.' True bill. " , t .
• Com’th vr. A. Shnart et al.- Indictment, assault
and battery. True MIL i
Causes tried uc Court- John, Tai\er.'
Jury returned, a verdict of L ’ c x ..,
■ -Com’th v«. ; Ma*dica Sw» indieiment, dis^
tarbiflg'pnbUo assembly, * Hefbndants' aeqvittbd ’Stod
costs Of protecuticn to-be equally paid by prosecutor
and defendants.
' Com’tb vs. Xfaos. Stone.lndictment, assault.and
battery. Verdict of, guUtyjas against Stone.'
Com’th vs. Blram 8. Steele. Indictment for larceny
and escape. Defendant tried for escape and convicted,
and sentenced, to two years qonfinement rn the East*
ern Penitentiary. . ' ‘ r 1
Muster 801 l of Company:.®, Ist Pennsylvania
Bifles.
The following la the' oR Rieut S. A.
MacVs (late Oapt. A. E. Niles) Company E, Ist Reg
iment of- Rifles Pennsylvania Reserve Volunteer
Corps > . - • " 2-
Li>utenonrt-“SU'Ar Ludlow.
Sergeant* — WIJU Taylor j- Bardwellj*
4th, 11. 6tb, Lemuel Foss.-.
Corpo rd^«s- 1 st,’Qaleb FentonX 2d7K(lwiiv Ropgb
ton ;* Sd/J.
Musiexaii-^i, C. Potts. ’ • ’ : J \ -*
Privates—Edwin R. Allen,* Wm. fi.Bontwani* J.
J. Bassett, 0. P. Borden, Stevesoa
X?a^pbeir,'*Wffrfhingtbh , Cafil^beit, & S. S.’Cartey, Lo
renzo Jas. 1 A..Gbri6ttadf,*'3>ntHel ‘Corbin,
Geo. Wr Cbap3plaiD,Bsr2illja K. Dewey,* WpJ- En
glish, Jno. English,'H. H. jGpow, Qeotgeßuck, SamU
Buck, Jacob ‘Buck, Alonso JoLnson/Andrew J. Kri
ner, Jas. C. Kriner, Chester Kimball',* D,C. Lamp
man,* Wm. Morrison, Parish Mosier, Lewis. MafgrafT,
Wallace M. 'Moore, Thos. 1- Martin* Ei R. Osborn, B.
B. Potter, Wm. L. Pitts, H. C. Roland, Frederick Rob
erts, Joel Starkweather, Jacob Snider, 0. B. £tone r
Eugene Stone, A. F, Spicer,* A. D. Simmons, Aar6n
B. Torpy,® J. L. Vogao, Hiram Weeks, A. J. Wal
ters, Jus. M. West/Philetfua A. West, E. S. Water
man,* Edwin Wilcox, Wml H.’ Walters, Jno. Rediog
ton, Jas. B*: Olmsted.** 11 1 ’•
’ .t.. - j
*ln Hospital.
-Jn.,pursuance of a*cali issued by the Republican
County a Convention has held at
the Court House on Tuesday Evening, May 26.15C3,
for the purpose of electing delegates to th? Union'
State Convention to bo held at Pittsburg on the Isbof
July, proximo. On motion, Wm. Garretson was
elected President, and M. H. Cobh and Hon. Royal
Wheeler Vico Presidents, and 0. B. Wells and Jerome
B. Niles Secretaries.
On motion. Hod. S. F. Wilson was elected Senato
rial delegate (subject to the approval of the Confer
ence) and Ex Sheriff Power Representative delegate,
yrith power of substitution.
On notion J. Emery and B. B. Strang were elected
Senatorial conferees. After which the following res
olution was offered and unanimously adopted.
- Resolved , That wo afo in favor of the continuance
of the present war until every portion of the revolted
territory shall have been reclaimed, and, that, inas
much as slaveryitas boused!the rebelliob, and is dem
onstrated to be incompatible with the peace, harmony,
and the general welfare of the nation, we hope to see
its entire Abolishment secured, as one result of the
present contest.
After the transaction of the usual business, speech
es were made by Hon. C. 0. Bowman and S. F. Wil
son.
On motion the Convention adjourned *tne die.
WILLtAM QARRBXSON, fW<.
1 SwS“ 8 ’
James D. Jokes respectfully informs the public
that be is now receiving a new and complete stock of
Grocerios-at the old Post-office stand, and can make
it «n qbjeot-for housekeepers to purchase of him* . *
Tbe subscriber is now; prepared to wholesale all
goods in any of tbe departments—Dry Goods, Boots
and Sb6es, or Groceries at .New York city wholesale
and manufacturers priced, tbe costs of freight added,
an opportunity seldom offered to buyers whose busi
ness does not require frequent visits to New York.
Corning, N. Y., May 27, 1863. J. A. PARSONS.
The undersigned hereby expresses the lasting obli
gations he is under to those friends and neighbors,
who by their almost superhuman exertions saved bis
block of buildings from destruction by'fire.
Knoxville, May 30, 1863. VICTOR CASE.
Camp Meeting.— There ,ijUl be a Camp Meeting
on the BrooWLekf bear tbe* Troop’s Creek
Church, commencing on WEDNESDAY, July Stir,
and holding over the; Sabbath, ,Gpod /board’.Jteuts
will be'providei for fill'who' desire tfiem; alio a
boarding tent will probably be provided* under the
supervision of the authority of tbachdreh. No-huck
stering wilt be allowed within'the limits prescribed
by law. By order of the Committee. '
Joel H, Acstik, White’s Corners, Pa. Y ,
In Well shore, on the 26th ultimo, by the Rev. J. P.
Cdlkins, Mr. Oi A.‘ SMITH, of Elk, and Miss HAN
NAS KLEIN HAUS, of-Germania, .
[The happy pair hare our best wlshM'for health)'long life
and an overflowing meariirt of prosperity. The ‘groom is;
one of those who help to m(fke tl the wilderness to blossom
like (fee rose, n by tO;the civilizing influences of
the ax and the _ fcupcess to bbu.—En.j
At tbe same pTac^,‘a ! h(l by the same, on the 20th
ultimo, Mr. GEORGE JENNINGS, of
and Miss MARGARET BRGUQETON, of Delmari-
, In WelUboro, at the Parsonage, ty tbe Ref. J. t).
Belt, on tho 28th nit., Mr. LEWIS SMITfI; of' this
place, and .Miss PAULINA'‘EAT/of Colombia, Flatts.
X> I Ert9j»
In Wellsboro, on thh 31st Alt.,' ELIZABETH, wife
of Robert Young, aged 37-years'.
Tho following named persons have been appointed
Agents for the, sale of 5-20-U, S. Bonds for Tioga
county. Pa. .
A. S. TpßKpn, Cashier Tioga Co. Bank.
F. E. Surfii, Tioga. ■
J. Parkhursi, Elkland.
CLIOR thorough by using Cline’s Vdfeettbie
*^JBm?rooatton,. So«advarlisement'i.q.anothercol
nmn. ._Sold by Drhggists. [Fej?-18,1863.3 ■
TEAS; COFFEF, and SPICES,be»t
wild fair prices aJways on hand at
, Well«boto,.April 22, 1863.MATHERS’..
;."'STE7TSHTE WASH LIME & WHITE’ WASH
T'T BRUSHES tor sale at Roy’s Drug Store.
Weßshbro, April 22, 1863.' .
MOLASSES end STROP—a No. l. artiel*
of both at fair prices at MAtTHEEB’.
’Wellsboro, April 22,1883. .
FLOUR, best and middling grades; st loweel
market prices, at [April 22] MATHERS’.
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MASS COKVENTXOJT.
Advertisement.
[Advertisement,]
A OAHD,
M ARRIEP,.
5-20-IL S LOAN.
. s ltd & # S.
■A- ■ PW 'STATEMI®ft Q^'P|gFS!
?;•>. \ ■ . Vv~ - i i ', v . •
OTBSCRIBER •iip’nSlr aelline »H kinds of DOmST/G AND FOREIGN DRY
i -*- ROODS'at greatly’ reduced prices; Bfi( stock is all new, anf hasten selected'vptE great care,
and BOUGHT VERY BEST,ADVANTAGES that the Bastarn.markatatafford. He does not
claiaf do have a large -stock, BOUGHT’BBYJTRAL TEARS AfiOl as' he has always made QUICK
BAI,ES,- and SMALT iTROFIIS .Ua iIOTJ'O, and Jifts becn..n%hle bis QQ,9DS„THAI
LENGTH OffiTl&rEjiT HE HAB 'fflßSKi, Hia r c«(n>i4iars h*<f; always manifesled?o preference
fbrrSEWjG OOBiJ.'itf; their proper.; seas unhand ha haealwaysmtdtttit Ws'business to) iotrodncw the
LATEST aAklhdt flfgpm'di,penalty kept in'large Stares. The slock at present is in
snttndld’wdriinis ancFfie"eatf edpnlybdstomers with all the Goods needed, at this time of the
ymuvapdat PEICEAthJtt' CANNOT SAIL' to SUIT the MOST ECONOMICAL. We have foil lines
in 'art-th» : «Wrai.A : ' *iirc „- -o- ’ " ■ ’ ; -
DEEASTiEM- ;i ' i,! "
. t ,_ tl f - OF-DRESS GOODS.
We.havo a very large assortment, consisting of all
.IheWiR'IOUS NEW STYLES, in ,
EXTRA MEDIDMIAND LOW GRADES,
at prices that will corresjiond favorably with .OLD
prices. ■ ■ *; V i
j 1 If—r— 7,-,-V
CLOAKS, ... - s T .SHAWLS,
CLOAK CLOTHS, ; PARASOLS,
SDN UMBRELLAS,' ” SILK MANTILLAS,
Mantilla silks, ~ V •
j ... L \ - LACE GAPESAND §JS£WLSi
i *- •■[• > • •••’ 4 - ' ,; M V7
TRIMMINGS FdR ftCH OOOjjJi
WE CANNOT BE SURPASSED.,
s . ,‘iw ‘ •“
JWESW'W Am ‘MSGIEWIMSi
L. C. |IATiI DKE KGIIIEES CHEAP AS EVER
HOOF. SKIIIT S.' -The largest variety and at tlie Lowest Price in the
LADIES’: & MISSES’ Styles, i:
do. , SHAKERS—CoIored and White.
TRIMMING, fox each and all of them, in all the styles.
f i; i ,1 / / i.*/ *i - '.'-i t„ -
BOOT AND SHOE STOCK.
In this Department no pains will bo spared to keep it np to the mark, so as to have orcrything
called for, and at SATISFACTORY PRICES. -
MEN&iBi6pTS iND SHOES, i
BOY S’ 'doT ’ do.
LADIES’ GAITERS AND BOOTS,
MISSES’ , do. do.
aw iii’i'i
we intend to cell ererything at the lowest market and to keep everything ip that .lipe that we
have been in the habit of keeping. ‘• ' 1 1 4i " ’ ( .
'J I*v •'% **• Ce '
\V ITT) LES A L E Ti\ ADK .*
ALLGOODS ih ‘oaf ‘ of^ wih’ Se" WHOLES ALEpat a. rccy §MALL ADVANCE^n
NEW YORK CASH PRICES.
Making it the interest of nil who buy in that way to call and seo what we »i»>doing.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID 10 ORDERS, ’ .
AJI pnstotaera aro invited Ap.'CaU and look-at onr Good*. If not eqnaL to Uttir' 'vo do
*•. - j. a*. PARSONS,
, May 27, 1863,
aRAR TEE. TRACK!
That rush to bollard & co’s store
means something!
Of course it It meajas 'iiiat- -
BILtAED & CO’S
NEW STOCK OP
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,
are all the rnge ? and that about miles of
people, in abb arbund Wellsborough and vicinity,
KNOW WHERE TO GO TO BUY GOOD GOODS,
AND BUY THEM CHEAP.
- @® 9 . r
defy qompetion ip style, Taipoty, quantity,- quality;;
aftd cheapness, of . ; .
LORIES’ DRESS GOODS,. ,-»<•;; „s -t
. FANCY GOODSi DACES,
TRIMMINGS, SHAWLS, HOSIERY,
LINENS, CAMBRICS, BUTTONS,
LADIES’ GAITERS,' SLIPPERS, GLOVES,
and—but why enumerate? They have everything
in the liti©of goods that will be asked for. - Come
and see. And then— - •'
Those elegant Traveling Baskets,!
so. cheap and ao'~fieaU_JHavo you seen them? and
those
EXQUISITE SHAKERS I
enoughAo convert WeUsboro and adjoining townships
into Shaker settlements. Every body wants one, and
we mean to sell them at & price thatwUl enable every
one to buy. ~ \ ,
&OW GENTLEMEN, you harve been asking for
SUMMER CASSIMERS;
we have the neatest styles nnd thp-largest variety of
patterns over brought into Wellsbore.
TIP-TOP FRENCH GOODS,
not “ cheap os dirt,” because good goods oan’t b.esold
for a song nowadays; but as cheap as any like
quality’of goods can bn sold in the country. Also,
i
SUMMER HATS,
All, STYLES AND; MATERIAL.
The Grocery Departing
comprises everything ip that line, all £poct and at
ieasonab!e prices.. w . r
Drop in wiW tpe i i'
OnrfDfrof Drug Store.
, ;. V - ~ ButLAKD i CO. 4
Wellsboro, May 27, 1863. '' "•
DMINISTRAfOR'S' WOTI(M-Lfcetteira 0 f
~idpikiiitrstionJMtirisg!tießrfferBb£ed:i<yt6B sub
scriber on-the estate of'Yardia Shaw - , late, nf ißich
nondy decfeasedj notice is hereby given, to ihose in
debted'to saidestate to' make' immediate payment,
«nd those having claims to present thtixtiSproperly ari
th.enticated.for settlement to ‘ "
' WM. C. RIPLEf, ) ,
. DAN’L Vf. SHAW, j ‘ 4rf ” n '"" a '° .
Richmond, May'K,, 1883-6w*. . ' ~V.
New Arrival ai tlie Book 8t«!r«.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT' of tales’
Fanijy.Goods, FmbreißciyDraici?, Drew Droids,.
Gloves, Thread, Needles, "Buttons, Zephyr, 'Worsted,
Shetland may.he found at the store of
J. F. Robinson.'; call at
tention lo’ 'bis large -Assortment nf Photograph Al
boms-.'- [April 22,1865]- -'J.FhHOBINSON.',
AAGRE LIGHT ON ■ THR SUBJECT,—AII
lnterested in light maWriSTs '‘lhbnM
.‘certainly call at Roy's Drug's tore and see" thbtJTne,
pure specimen of Petroleum OH for btrrninc in the
Kerosine lamp. ‘lt is not' only fhe Safest bnt'tlrer
cheapest and pleasantest light that can be pro’enrsd. i
Wellsboro, Feb. 11,1863. • ' =
LADIES ; 'bEodH
winch Roy’s Drag'/fitbre, as they
.miOte fast colors, end are sold at-a low price. Call
&nd gat* Circular, ' ifcttsboro r Mby 27i 1803;
AS CHEAP- AS: THE CASH CAN BUT. THEM.
Country! We can suit every one.
OUE I)OMESTIC STOC.K;
: i: ' '--spcfc.IAS—
SHEETINGS £. SHIRTINGS;
1- BLEACH'D * BROWN
PRISTS, GINGHAMS, CHECKS,
-<«'■ DENIMS, STRIPED SHIRTINGS,
flannels, table linens,
napkins, cloth spreads,*^
'>. \ - > •. i- • , • ,'<“r j* '* - 1
was never in better to fill all«alls than Repre
sent, and at a REDUCTION of from 20 to 40 per
cenUnn early Spring price**',
—6Ur- ';..
NOTION k WHITE GOODS STOOK *
is wtfl ftllod/miwoaro aelfing ooUods of all kinds
much cheaper than- lost month—WHITBQ 001)8
the same way.
CBIEHREIfS* SHOES,—
MOROCCO, KID AND CALF,
KIP AND SPLIT, .
with and without the Copper Toe.
No. 3, Concert Blofck, Coining I ,' W. Tt.
NEW SPRIN&, GOODS
r A T T n B
PEOPLE’S STORE, IN CORNING!
THE People's SWta fa now well stocked with
a good assortment of Goods, adapted to the
SPRING TRADE,
,i• * -
consisting.in part of a good line of Domestic Goods,
Alpacas, Mohair, Poplin, DeLaincs, and a general
variety of Dress Goods, including a good supply of
MOtJRNIIfG GOODS,
to which particular attention is-paid. ;
LADIES* CLOTHS , AND CLOAKINGS,
a fine Block of , ’
SPRING AND SUMMER SHAWLS,
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
for Mens’And Boys’ jrear, for sale, by the yard, or
made to bidder. A good assortment of
WHITE GOODS,
HOOP SKIRTS of every variety, for both Ladies
and children. . > . , /; ■ •
SUMMER BAIMOBAI.S,
a largo stock of HOSIERY and GLOVES,
' SHAKERS' HOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBERS,
together with a good assortment of
FAMILY GROCERIES, &c.
The • * i ‘"
SPRING TRADE,
were made during foil in the
GOLD MARKET.
and os I Sell only fbr -READY PA Y, I am enabled
to take advantage of the market. I shall keep my
STOCK good J
THROUGH. THE SEASON,
and keep thoroughly posted in regard to
PRICES,
and when goods, define* £ shall, market
. Without Regard toCoit
Returning my sincere thanks to thceitizensof
TIOGA COUNTY,
for their £lnd- and liberal patronage, 1 shall" try to
merit its cobtinUatceTmd increase.
The StoreTs directly opposite the Dickinson House,
on Market Sftget, J. M..SMITH.
Corning;'#, T:? April 15, 1863;
Sox.'Frull Parm & Nnrseriea
For many years we have made the cultivation of
SMALL jE-DtJUI.WSr
a speciality, land taking into account variety, quantity
and quality, our stock of Vikes and Plants of ,
GRAPES, ■ BLACKBERRIES,
STRAWBERRIES. GOOSBEBRIES, • •
RASPBERRIES,- - CURRANTS,&e., &c,
is nnequaled anywhere, which we offer on thetnost
favorable terms. Partlea.wishing to purchase would
do well to correspond with us, or send fpr our PRICE*
LIST, which will he stint :tp. all applicants free of
"charge. , ....
OCR ASTD, HORTICrLTCIIAI HOUSB ;
I S A T
No. 39 Fifth Street,
where albjtrtfcles hcfi3jgfcg fe euch an'ehtablisbmenl
can be had of the best Quality.
* KftOX/Box 155, Pittsburg, Pa.
March 25y15f13--3jni -J T /- T V/T 1
Wool Carding aas::Qtotli Dressing.
THE subscriber informs bis old customer*
. pbVlle genoHlly \hai hr «. prepared to
card 'wool and 'dress cloth'at the bid stand, the coming
Reason, having seenfed wvlcea of Mr. J. FEKT,
h obmpeleht and e'amdViepaed workman, and also In-,
tendlngdo, give his personal .attention ib the business,
ke will wiirant all work done at Ms shop. ..
J Wool-carded it fife, cent* per pound, and Clotlw
yressedml from, tea to twenty l cents .per yard as
color and finish. 1 ' '*’ ‘' J. !,• JACKROjf.'
- IVollsboro, May 0, 1953-lf. 1 ‘ r ' '
THK WAR GONTINDKBI
", <
NO CESSATION OF HOSTIIITIESI!
The ire of the Opposition fiilly Arc
THE SPECIAL EFFORT ! MADE/TO REDUCE
TRADE ANp STOP THE. RUSH AT „
PERIXE & CO'S.
has.proccd as bad a failure at ihe-efforiio fake
. Richmond by the Armif of the PoloOuic ) -
THE- PEOPLE WILL BDV GOODS
THEY CAN BE HAD JTHE CIIEA,
F Altl DEjAtl^G,
TRUTHFUL REPRESENTATION OF GOODS I
AND LOW PRICES!!
-HAVE FOUND THE PURSE STRINGS OF THE. PEOPLE.
4 MW STOCK »P GOODS i f
i - .
JUST RECEIVED,
At Ferine & Co’s Store
TROY, Bradford; County, Fa.
LOW PRICES
THE ORDER OF THE DAY:’
"YJirE.JiRTe juBt,T(Cceivef nnd opened tha lar
»‘Y anA "beat aasortn ent pt .
® ® 'ST @®® © S
ever brought to, -this market, and are glad to inform
the jmhUc that we are now Belling them at rednrti&h
of fall THIRTY PER CENT. We have taken great
paios'to have tho 9 * |
ASgORTMRNT , COMPLETE IN ALL -ITS
DEPARTMENT
and feel no hesitation? in saving to you I
and every article has been bbugbt at such p
inducements can be offered to those wishii
Tor cash, to selection from this s
enumerate the particular kinds of go^dr,
IN THE PRICE )OF WD
WE DEFY COIUPETI
would be almost useless, as ifo should be
enumerate most of the articles in our atorji
BARGAINS Ilf 1
'iDlßubi© (SKD
BARGAINS IN J
, LACE GO
BARGAINS IN
. GLOjIKS,
MANTILLJ
AND SA:
BARGAINS in
SILK & DA
M ANTI
BARGAINS IN
BROCHE, STE
1 _ i
BARGAINS IN {
BOOTS & SHOES.
BARGAINS IN
HOSIERY <&
BARGAINS IN
‘ "-VASiSioifS a "
EUSMRBS
In short, no. one con oppreeiote tbo cheapness of
onr~ goods by reeding this srttde., .And believing,
as we da, that every customer is-well satisfied who
farora ns with his' patronage, we, feigteetfully Invito
you,to . . .. | '
S&f ALLAND E X A & I NS' 0U R
GOODS’ AND PRICES.
Thankful for put favors, we tender oar. sincere'
thanks, 1 ;l', ‘ ,' . ■ ‘ .', .
- : FERINE & 00.
TROY, May 13, 1883,
HERE
>est:'
hot each
rices that
ig to buy
oek. To
IOIf,
obliged to
We offer
mm
ODSI
ABES!
LAS.
LA &
AWLSI
THIBET S
DOMESTICS.
To W^llg^Cowity.
XTyfß 'rßegvldeve > to call | your ' fltleffltfoirtd
-TJ ' PALMER’&c. PATENT '
by.as.. We deemii aonvceM*
ry to; sa^&nylhii^ 6C the utility of JdorsepUck
t£k« iff or granted I thst every .lirfblltfcent
fanner afteady iCQpweTfaarb.e' Can riot ■afford’-'to db
without, one, > '£fit tee do nay ?Jm< yo» ore
FOJtK€veryel,ii}Vtyftcl£i%d aaajfceaneil
that tei'Jtnow vkat we are'inching .about ~ajid mean
WA'ot ter wy. -' •* ' ’ '* •_' *'
WE INVITE -
who want! a FORK to eaß’on pxj of onr agtnti and
! ' •’TAKE QXE TRtit, '- r -
* 4 -s ; • .•■ , *ti r * T-.- ’
and m caselt fails to work to your entire .satisfaction,
or fails to work belter lBkn }! ' | *”* ~ ‘
'’; A^; ; “oy_B,Eß FORK, ' ;
you aM atnberty'to. 1 T ' • V L
Return it aftor a Reasonable Time foivTri^lj
Please call on the agent immediately, ©xaipine Ujo
sample* andgive ’him -your ‘erakf, olhctiHg'ocho m*u
not be.able to 9upplg-yon' Trbeir'ytiU'’flommeoccf ywtt
haying. - . . , a. ;- - ,; L
. WHEELER, MEXIIGK-/& CO.* :
J'rvprittort Neio Xofh §taie\-Agricultural[Workt, '
' ALBANIAN. Y. „
For sajaat by 0* T. £RAK£. > ;
Cortß^on—-Bennett A -Wilson.' Maintb^rg — A. S-i
A E. R.. Webster. frogn—T. L; Baldwin.,
DVD. AJ. C. Pnrfcharßt. Westfield—Q. Gscid?pc:od.' 1
Troy, Pg.,MKy 2fl,lBg£-2m. - * 1
SPRING & STMMER 600DK f
V T. L. BALDWIN
IS; now receiving a well aelccted
STOCK OF - . - . - i -
SPRING AND SUMMER _ ddODSa r
constating in part of s Gen«ml,Stoak.of: ■ ■
DRY G O ODS;
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS;
READY-’M'ADE CtOTHING, : '\ r ?'
, HATS AND CAPS, L J
GROCERIES, ' . HARDWARE,- , ;
BOOTS
' , WOODEN WARE, <W, 4c.;,-' ‘
AH of which will bo. sold VERT LOW for -j, -.
READY PAY OKIE. '
, ALL.KINDS q£ COu|tßX EKODCCtf,
■ TAIwEJb’ IX£X:&HANGB,
All persona baying GOODS;for
■ R EAD TkT A-r,
Are respectful! yinvited 'to eall eSi bxS'Siini
• -d-" the atjo e jc.*-'" a
As they ere' to be sola at ' '
VERY: ZOir\RRICES. . ,* ~
CASH PAID. IFOR WOOt.
Trego, May-27.1553- , I T. L. BALDWIS.
CBEjIT CAUSE OF
05&W HI?El A Kf 1 Iff I S RY.
Juit Published, in a Sealed'&flvel6pt.‘ Price Six’Centil
A LECTURE BY ©R.'eUISrVEKWEtt 6?T
THE CAUSE AND CURE of SpermatorrhaKL
Consumption, Menial and FhysicaTDebilltyi Nervous
ness. Epilepsy; Impaired Nutrition of Las
situde; Weakness of the* Limbsand.the Sock:; tn«
disposition, arid Incapacity for Study and,’ jjpfor.L
Dullness of Apprehension; Loss of Memory; Aver
sion to Society; Lore of Solitude; Timidity; Setf~v
Distrust; Dizstncss; HeadafchW; Affections of th*>
Eyes; Pimples,oji.tha Face: llnvoiautary Emissions*,
and Sexual Incapacity; the Youth-*!
ful Indiscretion, Ac.,* Ac. - T ' ’ - : '
JSSS* This admirable Lecture clearly prom that tie
above enumerated, often self}-afflicted evils, may-.be ;
-removed without medicine, ijnd without dangerous
surgical operations, and should be read by every
youth and every mao in the iScd;
Sent under seal/ to. any .Address; in a pUtn,'sealed ■
envelope, on the receipt of ahj cents, or twd poatagd,
stamps/ by. addressing,. j * o
•': . CffA'S. Sj C. KLINE A’ tO..' .
ISt.BoWery, Now York, ipostf Office Box, 4586. ■
May #O, 1863r2fc; . , [ --;r v;l.' . T * v
WOOL. CARjDBO
AND, CLOTH! DKESSINci;
WeHsborongh, Tioga Coonty, Fa. :
THE tfndettrgned; ihanfefd! for pSet fiirnf?;
would public-gdncrnl
ly, tbat be is loedted permanently in Welltburo, and
refitted up the old Foundry Building With‘entire new
machinery for the purpose at!
WOOL &. CLOTH DRESSING.
He will manufacture wool by the yard, or on shares;
to suit customers, into' ' 1 r "
CASSIMERES. FLANNELS; and FULL, CLOYHS,
OF ALL .srrfyps,; : ' 7
Asbii rnnhj card if oof
at any time for customers comiog froto a distance.'
Being a pr«tical Cloth Drss£er, and having follow,
ed it.for a number of years, be canthcrefhre warrant
all work (6 gif 6‘f&U ‘ tfnysfae'lion, or the' moncy.'re.
Jurned. f—' 1 / .
gist* Wool Cardo(tfor-fdnij cent! per pound. rficT
Cloth Dressed at from eight tojtffgbUcn d&frts petard,
as per color and finish. '
Wool taken In pAy fo:
jVellsboro, May 2d, 18lfo.
WOdiEi® FACTOR. ,
TflE undersigned having purchased tijepvoji -
koown 'Woolen of Messrs.' E. «£%, S;
Bowen on the Cowane?(Jue two miles cast of~
Knoxville, takes this Method of informing the inhabi
tants of conn ties that ho wilt
manufacture wabl-by the yard or shares, to.wjlS >
customers, into »
FLANNELS,- - -j ’ >l L
CASBXMERBS,- ’ I
• - . ™c. . - ‘
' FULL CLOTHS, of all kindsjja
The machinery has been thoroughly repaired and;,
newniaohinery.odded thereto,iafso an improved flew
wheel, which will ©nahll lumtdWdrfe tfie'entife lea- ;
son. He will pay particular Attfirtitmjo ‘ u;t
Rolf* Carding & Cloth 'Dressing
which will done in. the heitwk manner;
haring added one newßoll Mlichine>.wiH
to dispatch and accommodate people.from a distant?* *•
He wonM farther say that he has carried^oh the base
ness in manufacturing wool for ftirffleft in Brndfurd
and odjoiniug Counties for the pasttwinty* yeors: .be
therefore can warrant alL.wprk and, satisfy bii.cuytfw
mers, using nothing in manofactDrlng but genuine
wool.‘ ‘ JOSEPH INGHAM:
Deerfield, Mny.j, lSfi3-ly. i
BETUBNED S 4
A ND their FRIENDS. c
. A and &
>nSscrtbef;'*htr Sa» mado Rrafl
ail *ieb.'olaim«,':t«hb alpbg'.fctit
reliable PENSION AGENCY a
As the affldarits mustbe SaUi
the Coart, aud_ai thisds thereiij
Her, lhe baiines^«m ; bo transael
' LawrentfeVaie, Jan." 28,IffdX
■ V. * i ~ ■ UEMUI 1
CtfGAR CORED HAMS a
S 3 grime qnalitj, at t Anrii •>
1
-r?
' r *.
.. . ,t.
wofk. ** r *
CttAUMfi-LffE
iLDIERS
bapypbtain, BACK
6CNTY, threngfi ’ the
(getnenU to sro.-fccuto
(bllsbedsnd perfectly
t Washington.
«b Before a judge of
date* e£ Jadgttfr bee
fed in aa hoorsjiiae.
id SnOOLDERS.
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