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ion »t'Aost« w#?f :&■s& ■" •** ’S
an act rt. »^lM*rer' C*HCB OT
i- SCHOOt. TOWCTbEff,?
Section 1. i? That the
Mrmofpffice of and after
the; i \ Ip, [one 'thousand
eight bandredand eizs4cit|ti shall commence
OB.tbe flifi Monday of Jhpeiiitjeaoh and every
year: Jprovided, (ThatVthe term of office of
echool dire'htOTilaovrjn of ioj shj.ll severally bo
extended nqtßihhiTrat Mcrqiayof June or the
year in whloiShh^f'tofan ofypfiice expires;
And propided ThatShe'crganization of
each board of' school , director?j as provided by
the twelfth section ofthe act hf tbs eighth of
‘ May, one thousand eight hundred and fifty*:
I Joiir> shall be within ten days M'the firsß Hon
ddy of Juke in each year: AM provided fw
tker, That;the sohOoi tax foreahh year shall not
be levied wntil after snob prgat»i|tatibn .and. be
fore the first of Joly of eaohy car: Provided,
That the proviaibnsof this siot shall not extend
to the. city,' M Philadelphia, p«i tfie county of
Allegheny nor to the cities and
Lancaster: ; : - ’ , "'rijf
Approved the 324 dM.of Aj^H,,1863.
This brief section, pevMal'important
modification# J>f which seem,to.
reqdirt fmmWlate Vxplw»tid4|* :i■ V. 5 /:=••! ;■
1. It iftfei January,!, 1864,
tbs term - or olßce 1 of di^clO^j^all"commence
\ on tfie first MindSj i)i Jnpd
election; '; ; r [ ." ,V.rV Vi v •'■-’■i'
. L Tbiamsaostbat n m dtefin what month
dtdied, after the first ol.Ja iuifV, 1864, direo-;
tors shall nottake their iea:s; iii the board till
after the first Monday i, the ■ next succeeding
Jpue; that Wj tilll the ,4rsi day of the next
school year.:;-i
2. Tbia dbes hot affect; persona appointed to
fill vacancies.* They at«nce:take their seats,
andoontinoc io the board till the first Monday
of the Jratejin which the' feripj bf the persons ;
whose plages they occupy, wulii!’ have expired
> bad they nsteduSd in thellbatdi ' ,', .
1 11, . It extends'ihe|terpwbf all directors “in
office ” (wbetbsr by electjtm of appointment)
on the day 'of its phssagh (22d April, : lB63).
from tbo day-'in which such term would other
wise have expired, till the first; Monday of the
nextanocsedingJune] 1 ;
1. This means that director's terms, existing
at the date/tf Uris. act (22< April, 1663) shall
be continuedrrototbejday 04 which they would
otherwise- expire, tiltthe next succeeding.-first
Monday in June, so, os to retain a fail board
tilltbattime. t. [ ...
2. .This does not mean; bowever. that direc
tors whose term expired dinting the winter or
spring of 1863,.but prior ;0.22d April, 1863,
are to rfsUms and Continue -their office till the
* first Monday in June, 1863;/or their term
having expired before its ihisnot can
have no operatiba upon {hemp •; <
3. HenoS this also mens jbat directors
, whose terms expired and itiHe before April 22d,
1863, are not 1 to be admitted idtothe triennial
conventions to elect oonnty eaperintendente on
the first Monday in May, 1863; but that their
successors' duly-elected or /tppbinted-, whether
before or after the 23d April; [1863, are to be
admitted as members oftheioonvenilans.
111. It postpones, the orgamzationof boards
of directors (that ; is, the choioq. of President,
Seoretarynrid Treasurer) till, jwltbin ten days
after the, first Monday in Juße’annually.
-1. This renders' an elpctipq of officers for
organization indispensable Wjjthin ten days after
the first Monday in June, , 1563 ,- and annually
thereafter, within the first; top days of each
sdhoo] year. ■
*j. But, insomuch; as .unbroken organization
is indsspensahie to tbs operations of tbo sys
tem,, this .not only also admits of but', requires
an organization of each board for the intrim
between the sonusl eleotioii and the'first Mon
day of June, in 1863; w[thiw ten days after
which last named day, the, first regular organ
tion under the new lawmustitake place. ’
r 3. Hence, it follows, tbj 11 ail official acts by
board officert, obosep prioitoUhe,first Monday
in Juneof 1863; an ind aoilordanoa with tha old
law andlthe rule of the proper board, wili be
legal Sad binding, till, the. first election under
the new law in June. ‘ " l - ‘;
IV. It prohibits the lavy pf school tax till
the between the annual organization of
the proper- board and th£lst'of tbs following
-July. ■ . i ■
1. This meftns that ihd amount of tax to be
colleeiedi within the'theft current y ear, shall
not be <jf th) hoard, till between
the date; pi the regtilartantfhal organization
thereof [and the Ist of; the -next J uly. In other
words, that the offioial aots'presoribed by section
twenty-eigbt of the school law ijsf 1854 are-etill
to be performed, but at a different tipie. ' ,
2. Thiealso means that the school tax for
* the yeir Which will oonfmenpedn the first L\lac
■ day in June,. -1863, is to bp;?! levied ” or fixed
in June, 1865, under the hew law, and not “on
or before thadrstMonday inMay,” as requited
by tha Mt 0fr,18&4.< ! i
3. Ai this aot does not • specify the time
when the tax is to be “apportioned” and thq
duplicate made out, which [ the old law did,
(vis:-on or before the first Monday in June,)
it follows that'the duplicate; inay and should
r be made oot- as. soon as practicable after the
“ißvy"-inJpne. .''l'
-It expepu the city pC.Ehil»delphia, th»
county of ■' AUeghenyi and th’q oitiea of Reading'
and Lanbdster from tbt . operation of its pro-[
visions."- . ;-j r
1. This means ttyft [hoia places arc ex
cepted from, tha bperatioc 1 of; dU tbo provisions
of this act, and not mere]/from some of them.'
2.. It leaves* the ' con ty of Allegheny and
the cities of Reading and Cahbaster exactly as
they were, prior to 22d 01 April, 1863/in refer
ence to tha tern of offio6:of dir*otori, the
right of dilOotort to vofe, for county superin
tsndtat, tbs orotnixati«n bf tcbbol botrds; and
the time of levying schotl tax.
<-'t- ,- Tbo..H- Bnsxowis/ = •
"■ Superintended Xbmmon Schools.
- School DxrAiriutHr 1. [Y
. Harrisburg, April 25, ‘^863. ! J
. Tac-longer I lire, lam that
the great difference bctwaeirmen.tha great and
ipeignifioaot, i» energy—invincible determina
tion—in honest pnrpou:: pipe fixed’ and then
victory.— (Uftiyt. , ■ •«'
A rnritcuH thoutd hfctfr,a!elieerfal coantp
nance. A ,sehtenoe of dtath' on fete fitee.iaat
bad w a **rrant for encadon ligned by the
Qoremor., ' "f: i.i
Tomake boetilail feeder,. Oreue them
well juwjrtare’ madj^ifi.t»Uow «nd J»mp-
oloeet and fd.
Can Z Help Ten t
‘ vs.
Can T help you 1. J ust say the word/*Tjfere
speaks the whole eouled, whokrA^atJ^L^^i —
the man whose very
than the body, • sodl anj eatate, W and
spiritual, of • .two-thirds of onr human ; race
bearing the name. How be liftathe desponding
spirit of his brother/ Ail Jay ha-ftis rhef the
cold eyea.' coid. smiies. cqld words, cold kowa
and cold sympothy. ‘ MBn-fly 'bifflnecaUee they
have im was nnfottuuote^ —Pm very.-poor
my self— you—could haye done »o
three days ago, . or-three hours ago—but posi
tively "havft4--got three cents, norsbantbein
possession of that amount while—yoar misfor
tune lasts. If yoar old annt dies, or yonr old
oncls, or in fact anybody who may cbance to
leave you a fortune, -why, yust call upon roe ;
I’ll manage jtd haye nlUltle change ! pn band,. '
But, look ! yonder comes a broad shouldered,
frank-browed man, who meets bis poor brother
witfe a: baa*y r a)ap bn'lhe aird joafi T
heip you ? JdsVsay the word; - * Dtm’Vlie afriiff
now; what’s your trouble?- -Outwith it, and
if you’d like, a little oasb just, say so. Bon’t
be dowhcoS't; wbat if you have failed' in your
expectations once, twioe or thrice I Have not
some our most .aucqessful merchants done the
same thing? - made the same.mistakes? , And
where' would they have beSn ‘if they hadn’t
found fsien(la ?, Come, wbatjo you how
much? fie dOn’eldiap-bia bauds iofiiapocket
, with a styx-like frown that says as plainly as
1 if he had bawled it ont in your ear, no entrance
herb. - He is. one not ofthe despotic, cross-grain
ed, surly, monied machines, that squeezes a
sixpence till it squeals, and reads a newspaper
with a'greedy, voracious,pagegness, far;fear flu
shall not get his ,two oetits-Tvorth. He lives
for something else, that man, than gain. Hie
passport. to.-Keaven. is written on Ifis/ace, his
-religion oh the hearts of the downcast and sor
rotriogllrthe homes he has msde happy by his
benevolence.
“ Cantl V -'.‘l •"
Write the words in golden' letters, for they
are only-beard on rare occasions. The sneer,
the scorn, the doubt, the refusal—they come
with every nightfall and sunrise. Niggards
grow like mushrooms, but angels are scarce.
Niggards can.nevgr-look beyond themselves—•
t(ieir own comfort, : their owh dohvenienos; no
matter who starves, next door, they scatter
curses in-.-discouragements, and blight over,
God only knows bow many gentle hearts.
They never say,"“ Can I bqlphim ?’* but, “ He’s
ddwn,.]eVs kick hi mi”
Tax actions‘Of » man tell uT : what kind be is,
as do the fruits of a tree.
-IT* AYER’S
CATHAETIjC , PILLS,
(SUGAR COATED,)
~~ ABE MADE TO> r.
CLEANSE THE BLOOD AND CpBE THEJSIOK.
Invalids, Fathers, Slathers, Phytx'&ant, Philanthro•
pi,M, read their EJfecte, and jvdye of
' their Virtues.
- FOR TUB CURB OF ' *■
Headache, Sick Headache, !Poo| Stomach.
PirrsKtrse, Pa.J May 1,1866:
Da* J. C. Atm. Sm: I bare been repeatedly cored of the
wont headache any body can baveby a dote or two of yoor
Pills. It seems to arise from a fool stomach, which they
cleanse at onee./ If they will care others as-they do me, the
fact is worth kn'owing. ' ED, W. PREBLE,
Clerk bf Steamer Clarion.
Bilioaa Siaorden and Liver Complaint*.
i/Kririxwei’T ur the inrCKiVK, r
WiaaisoToji, D, C., 7 Fab. 1856. J
SiEtcl haye used your Pills In my general and hospital
practice ever since yon made them, and cannot' hesitate to
say they are the best cathartic we employ. Their regala*
ting action on .the liver is decided, conseqaeotly
they are un admirable remedy for derangements of that
organ. Indeed, 1 hare tel do hi found * case of billons dis
ease so obstinate that it did not .readily yield to them.
Fraternally yours, ALONZO BALL, M.D.,
Physician of the Marine Hospital.
Dysontery, Relax. and Worms- ■
Host Office, HaetlAxd, Lit. Co, ftftca., Not. 16,1855.
Dr.Atee; Your Pill* are the perfection of mediclne.-
They bare done ray wife more good than I can tell yon.
She had been elck and pining away for months. Wenboff
to bo doctored at groat expense, bat gotten betterr-fibethen -
commenced taking yont* Pills, which soon cured her, by ex-’
polling large quantitjeA- of worms (dcadWrom her body.
They afterwards enroll her and onr two children of bloody
dysentery. One of oar neighbors bad It bad, and my wife
cured him with two doscsof yonr Pills, while others around
ns paid from five to twenty dollars doctors'-bills, and lost
much time, without being cared entirely erea then. ■ Such
a medicine as yours, which is actually'good sad honest, will
bo prized boro. GEO. J. OKIFPIN, Postmaster. >
/Xqdlgeitloa and Imparity «f the Blood.
JFVom i2cc. /. T*, ffimes, 'hutor 0/ Adeem fihurdfc' Jferfoti.
Dr. Ater: 1 Imre used your Pills with extraordinary suc
cess ife my family and among those I nm-called
distress. To regulate the organs of'digestion and purify
tbo blood they arc the very best remedy over known, and I
can confidently recommend them to ray frJends.T Tours,
v v J.V. HIMES.
W arsaw, Wtomiwo Co., N. Y„ Oct, 24,1855.
Dear Sir: 1 am nsihg your Cathartic PUlsJn my-pfactice,.
and find thenTafrexcelleut purgative to cKanse the'system
and parity the fountarns-of tho blood. ,
•’ JOHN iIEiCUAM, M. D.
Erysipelas, Scrofula, Eioff’s Evil, Tetter,
Tumors, and Salt Rheum,
From a Ibrioarding Merchant of St. LoiiU, Frb. 4,1866,
Dr; Aite ; Ypar Pills afe this paragon of all that is grvat
in medicine. iPbey havwcnred'my little daughter of ulcer
ous sores upon her hands and feet that hod proved’incurable
for years. IleV mother has been long grievously afflicted
with'blotches and pimple* on ber skin and in her hair. Af
ter, our Child wwcared,ehe also, tried your --pills, and they
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Rheumatism. Nenralgif and Coat.
From tlic Kev.*Dr. H.iwkes, of the Methodist Kpls. Church.
.I'ULidKi Hodse, Savannas, Cft., Jan. 6,1856.
Honored Sib: lahouW be nngr rueful for tho-relief yonr
skill hasbroajßit me if I dir] Dot report my case to yon. A
cold settled in my limbs nnd bfpught-on excruciating non*
•ralgic pains, which ewled-in chronic rheumatism. Notwith
standing’ I £ad the 'beat of physicians, the disease grew
worse and worse, until, by the advice of your excellent
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Senate Chamber. Baton Rouqk, La., 5 Bee. 1855. '
Da, Atxr:;l :chr«o> y: y<jnr Pills of
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Fits, Suppression, Paralysis,
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tive action of those Pills. _ _
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though a valuable Remedy to skillful,bandyl* dangerous in
a public pillj from the dreadful consequences that frequent
ly follow its incautious use. Those contain no mercury or
min«ririQh>tßifcd'Whatdter. ~
AYER'S Cl FERRY PECTORAL.
FOE THE RAPID CURE OF . - , . . .
Coughs, Cold*, Honnenen, Influenza, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Croup, Asthma, /n
-.cfpseWT'GoWMi
and for the relief -of-'conMraptfve patteWs ffl •advanced sta
ges of the disease.
We need not speak to the public of, its virtues* Through
ont eriry’towhe sod’ almost Orery hamlet of the American
Staler,itr'wondcrful cum of ptriradbkry complaints hare
made it already known. Nay, few are the families in any
cirllUed country on this continent without some perseoal
experience ©fits effects; and fewer yet the communities
anywhere which have not among them some firing trophy
of its victory over the subtle and dangerous diseases of tue
throat and longs.' While It is the most 'powerful antidote
yet known tp man for the formidable v*d dangerous diaea
ksos of the pnlmonsry organs, it Is also the pleasantest and
safest remedy that can be employed for infants andyonng
persons.- Parents should hare it In store against theinald
noos enemy that steals upon them nnprepared. We bare
abuudapt grounds to believe the Cherry Pectoral saves more
lives bv the eonsnmptlons it prevents thin those it cures.
Keep it by you, and core your colds whllatbey are curable,
nor neglect them until no human skill can master tbs- inex
orable canker that, totesed on the vitals, eats your life
away. All know the dreadful fatality of lung disorders, and
as too tbp virtues of this remedy, we need not
do more than to assure them it is still made the besrif can
be. We spare no cost, no care, no toil to produce It the
most perfect possible, and thus afford those who «ly ouit
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Prepared by Dr- J. O. ATBS*
Practical axel 'Analytical Chemist, LoictW^Mau.
AND SOLD BY
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GREAT REMEDY
CUTS AND WOUNDS PILES, HE AD ACHE,
AND ALL RRKDMATIC AND NKK-J
VOUB DISOEDEtS.
For »« of whichlt Is a speidy aid Certain remedy,
ai,d peverfaib. -Thi* Liniment u prepared from tbo
recipe ef Dr.gtepheq .Sweet,.of.Connecticut, tbo fa-,
mens bone letter, andhasbeenfuebdin hie practice
formono'tbaatwentyycarrwifh : tbq molt astonish
es success. ' Ki ■
...isPJUf Uh oa
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the meet skeptical may be convinced by a single trial.
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Rheumatic Ditordcrt of every, kind, and in thousands
of eases where it has been need it has never been
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\\J< A L Vi' “• ' - - - '
FOBNECBALGIA, it will «£ford immediate
folia/da every tease, however distressing.
It will relieve the worst cases of HEADACHE in
thrse mLanteaandiawarranted to do it, . .? i
v TOOTHACHE,aIso will it Cure instantly.
FOR NERVOUS AND GENE-
RAB LASStT.UBE arising Cram imifudence or er-.
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It to«la*ticHy and vigor. - ' v
FOR PILES.—As an external remedy, we
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treseing complaint thonid give iti'trial,'forit will not
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; QUINSY AND SORB THROAT age game
times extremely ■ njalignantvwadr'dangejrenertnt ■
'timely applieatfctt oMhSW&lniaeent will nwverftil-td
cute. r
SPRAINS are sometimes very obstinate, and en*
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Jibe worst case may be conquerod by this lipHuent
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BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS. SORES, DLi
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Alsu, Chilblains,-!?rested Feet, and Insect Bites and.
Stings. t ■
: DR. STEPHEN SWEET, OF CONNECTS
CUT, the Croat Natural Bone Setter.
, DR. STEPHEN SWEET. OF CONNECTI
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Cures Rheumatism and never fails.- ,
DR. SWEET’S INFALLIBLE LINIMBNf
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Is the best known remedy for Sprains and Braises,
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Coxes_.llcadacho immediately and wu never known
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Affords immediate relief for Piles, sad seldom fells (o
car©,* . _ j
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Cares Toothache in one urinate. >
DR. SWEET’S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Cares Cats and Wounds immediately, and leaves nj>
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Dr. Sweet’s In&lliWo liniment, 08 00 OX
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Bruises* Ac., its soothing,'healing .an*, powerful
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astonishment of all who, h av « ever given it a trial.
Over one thousand certificates of remaftabfe cures,
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fact. ,
To Horse Owners!
Dr. Swewt's Infallible Liniment fbrHorocs
ii unrivaled by any, and in all colas of Lameness,
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is magical and certain. ■ Harness or Saddle Galls,
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• Spavin and Ringbone may be easily prevented and
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EVERT HORSE OWNER
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liable, and which tender, so many otherwise valuable
.horses nearly worthless. -
DR. SWEET’S
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•IS TH X
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The monthly magazines,
Including Harper's, the Atlantic, Oodey’s, Peterson's
Knickerbocker, Continental Ac., Ac.
Also, will be kept constantly on hand, a com jete
repository of - -
CLASSICAL, HISTORICAL, POETICAL
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Blank 1 . Books, Paper Hangings,
SBEET MVSIC, PICTURES , MAPS, <tc.
Orders forbidding Books. work executed to soil
-anyfiiste, arid on the lowest possible terms. Particu
lar attentionjwill also be given to SPECIAL ORDERS
for any thing comprehended in the trade.
One Thousand Volumes of the Latest Editions of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Parento, Teachers and Scholars,.are invited to call
and examine this large assortment of School Books
in which may bo found everything in use in the
schools of the County.
entire series, Porter's Reader,
Sergeant's, Town's and Willson's Readers, at tht tow*
eti cash ratei. ,
Spelling Websten Ac. ~
ABiTHJfETici, Greenleaf'a, Davies', Stoddard's,
ColbtunCs Ac.
Grammars. —Brown's; Kenyen'r, Smith's Ac.
Geographies.— Mitchell’*, Warren's, Colton's Ac.
Davies' Legendre, Algebra, Surveying Ac.
Slates of all hinds and sixes.
Copy Books, Steel Pens.
Paper of all kinds.
Latin, German, French and Greek Text Books; on
band and purchased to order.
Watches, Jewelry, Picture Frames, Paper Hang
ings, Christmas Toys, Fancy Articles, Maps, Pic.
tores Ac.
AU orders ppotoptly attended to. -
lWellaborD,,Nov: 26,1862. J. P. ROBINSON.
WM. B. SMITH,
T>ROSECDTING PENSION ATTORNEY
A and Dealer in ,
. laA-ND WARRANTS,
And Ocunl OoUection and Claim Agent
KNOXVILLE;■ TIOGA CO., PA.,
Will attend to, business in the Supreme Court find
Court pf claims, and to the prosecution of claims be
fore the several Departmente of Government. Espe
cial attention will be given to,claims for BOUNTY
BANDS and ARREARS OF PA T; *lOO BO UN.
TY and PENSIONS, in the BAND and INDIAN
OFFICES; before the GENERAL POST OFFICE,
and. -MILITARY; CLAIMS gimriUg. . .
. The Subscriber having been enraged for the past
fear years in; the prosecution of claims before tho De
partments inWashington, will give particular atten
tion to
SUSPENDED CLAIMS
for Pensions and BOUNTY LANDS, especially In
eases where thoeoliier.or widow is nnable to 'state
the officer's name. Is all snch eases no charge will
be made hoists snoCejsfhl. Usqnestioahle 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 letters addressed to
him : at Knoxville, Tioga County, Pa, r will receive
prompt attention, WM. B. SMITH.
August 27;i882.
THAT’S NOTHING NEW!
I HAVE aßalong sold TCBKOSENE OIL at
fifty cents a gallon ; and I can .and 3b sell it at
fifty cents now. [April 22.] W.T.M ATHERB.
THE BUFFALO
IWEROAMTILE COLLEGE,
CORKER Of *■ ’ r ,
Wain and Seneca Streets 1 ,
Is an Important link in the great chain of National
Mercantile CoUeges/located in the following Cities
Tilt"
NEW YORK CITY, PHILADELPHIA,
BROOKLYN.; ALBANY, -
TROY,. - CLEVELAND,
DETROIT, CHICAGO,
• • • AND SAINT LOUIS.
A Scholarship, issued from, the Buffalo College, en
titles the holder to attend either or all the Colleges for
on unlimited time.
'Xhe design, of tbcaolnstiiatlons, is to impart to
yonng'men and ladies, a thorough, practical buiitcti
Colleges are organised aqd conducted, upon
a basis which must secure to each separata Institution
the best possible facilities for imparting a thorough
oommenial education, and render it as a whole, the
most comprehensive pad .Complete system In this
, country. ■ ■ ,
1 Book-Keeping in all its department*, Commercial
law, -Commercial’ Arithmetic and .Penmanship, are
taught in the most thorough and practical manner.
Thel Spencorian system of Penmanship, is taught
by competent and experienced teachers. '
Scholarship, payable in advance, $4O.
College open day and eveningno vacations.
Resident Principal at Buffalo, J. C. Bbtaht.
For further.in formation, please call at the College
Rooms, or send for Catalogue and .Circular enclosing
letter stamp. Address.
BRYANT &> STRATTON,
Juno 4,1862- —ly. - Buffalo, N. T.
The New Commercial Buildings
are located opposite Court-
Houses corner of Court and
Cliciiaiiso-Streelg.
-Thie College 1* in no way connected with any other
Institution. .
The energies of the entire Faculty are exclusively
devoted to this.
Tho design of this Institntion is to afford to Young
Men an opportunity for, acquiring a Thorough, Prac
tical, Butineu Education,
Tha Book, and Forms nro carefully arranged by
Practical Accountants, expressly for this Institntion,
and the Coarse of Instruction is sa'oh M- to combine
Theory and Practice.
COLtIaEjO-lATE course.
This Course, embraces Book-Heeding in all its de
partments, "Penmanship, Commercial Arithmetic,
Business Correspondence, Commercial Law, Political
Economy, Commercial Ethics. Partnership Settle-,
meats, Detecting Counterfeited and Altered Basic
Notes, Ac.
The Spencerian System of_ Penmanship is taught in
all its varieties, by the most skillful masters of the
art. . •
The Book-Keeping department is under the special
supervision and instruction of the Principal, D. W.
LOWELL.
QEyTSKAI. INFORMATION.
Students can enter at any time. No vocations.—
Usual lime to complete the Course, from 6 to 12 weeks.
Assistance rendered to graduates in procuring situa
tions. Graduates are presented with an elegantly En
graved Diploma. _ , _
For catalogue spccimens-o£j)en
manshlp, Ac., enclesvtwoTetter stamps, and address
D. W.
Sept 17, 1862. Binghamton, N. Y.
CONSUMPTION*
AND Diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS,
■ can bp cured. Not however by any medicine
taken into tbe stomach, as has been fully shown
recently in a series of essays by Dr. Robert Hunter
of Now York City, published in the Daily 7Vi6tme;
hut by inhaling the suitable medicine bombined with
.oxygen, into the Lungs. The sutfscribar is so fully
satisfied of this that he has entered into as arrange
ment with Dr. Hunter, by wlißh any person suffering
from diseased throat lungs,.os giving him a lull
statement of their symptoms, atfd-payfng tbe regular
fee, which is very reasonable, can hoye their case
sent to the Doctor and the medicine and inhaling in
strument furnished to them.
Persons able to come to him are desired to do so,
and will generally find him at his Furniture and Car
pet Rooms is Lawresceville. Those who are unable
to come, be will visit on being requested to do so.
- He has made this arrsingemeutand gives this notice
that no cue in this county may diejof these diseases
without the trial of thU lost and most successful
triumph of medical science.
Lawrenoeville, Jan. 14, '63.-tf; E. D. WELLS.
CORNING
WHOLESALE DRUG AND BOOK STORE.
RUGS AND MEDICINES,
PAINTS AND OILS,
WINDOW GLASS,
OIL,
• ALCOHOL,
BOOKS'AND STATIONERY,
Sold et wholesale by
W. D. TERBELL.
Coon try Merchants supplied with these articles et
NEW YORK PRICES.
Corning, Feb. 26,1862.
STOVES AND TINWARE.
WILLIAM ROBERTS
HAS opened & new Stove aod Tin Shop in the
Store opposite Roy’s Building, where be is pre
pared- to furnish his old friends and customer*, and
the public generally with everything in bis line of
business, including i
Cooking Stores of the most approved styles; Par
lor, Dining. Boons, and [Coal Stoves; Tinware and
Kitchen furniture of all [varieties.
'' Call and see our new stock.
WeUsboro, Feby. 5,1862. . *
PENSIONERS
ARE hereby informed that the undersigned
has been appointed an Examining Surgeon by
the Commissioner of Pensions. Applicants for pen.
aiens will be promptly examined on presenting them
selves at bis office in Knoxville, Tioga oonnty, Pa.
Special notice will be given in respect to the bien
nial examination of peniWnerS in this region.
IBA W. BELLOWS, M. D.
Knoxville, May 6,18&3-3m.»
Sore Throat and Diphtheria.
ANEW nnd powerful remedy to be used
only externally has just been found. It must
bo Applied when the first symptoms appear, sbd it
will certainly reduce the swelling and ihflamstion.
Call for tbe Lethean Ointment at Roy’s Dmg Store.
Directions accompany each bottle. Price 35 cents',
Wellsboro, Feb. 4, 1863.
Something for Everybody.
IT is a oommbn remark-of physicians, that
skin diseases and eruptions were never so preva
lent si how. It ebonld bo borne in mind mat at
ROT’S Drag Store a now purifier is offered for sale,
the Deparative Syrup of lodide'of Potatsinm. Ibis
is the best blood purifier In the world. It works
wonders in Scrofula and! alt those diseases which in
dicate an impure stats of the BlooS. Try it and be
convinced." Aprils.
/iOnn CORDS OP jHEMLOCK BARK, wanted
ht^rcMh^twap^T; 7 ’ for wWeh 11,3
Tioga, MareMS, 1863-3 m. H. F. i L WELLS.
BDrIfTE, for s»l*at
' RQt'E DRBG- STORK.
' 3Economyl»Wealll»{
CUBE YOUR COUGH £OB 13 CENTS.
Tho Bat and .Cheapest Jtfoiuehtdd
- the World. ■ ; *
7 . Sadame ZAOOG fbfcTM'S
Great Couffh Remedy.
, „ Muiim; ZADOC 'BORTSS'S
CceaTitb Balsim is warranted if
wed according to the dinettes’ -
to cure in an cases Coughs,Colds’
Whooping Cough, Asthma, sad'
ali affections of tie 'Throat and
..lungs. - j
BAUUW i IMMSB-g
P l ***™* *IA all
the njniltito caw and atm, from
a combination of tins W miu.
dlss ft. vegetable
fords, its remedial kingdom >n
' 0n lt s?? , " r *® “>ltt thr
healths andwjgotoßs chtokUot''
of the bloodj through the lanes
It Is not a violent]remedy fir
emollent—warm, searching md
effective; can be taken b, .v:
- eldest person or youngest child
5 Hasan ZADOd -PORTER'S
t BALSAM ha, been In tun byth,
public for over 13 jean, SD d has
acquired Its present sale umcW
by being recomme tided by thosV
who hare need it to their afflict
ed frfends and others.
111
, Most Important-Mad.
,eme Zadoc PortertCnratlve BtT*
_ .. __j*am la sold at a| pride which
"a 5 brings It in the rtacb-of every
f one to fceeplt convenient fonts*.
The timely use of a jingle bottle will prove to be worth log
timea its cost. »
NOTICE.—Sxtx Toes MoyrrDo not be jpennaded to,
purchase articles at_4s to il which do not contain the vir
tues of al3 cent Bottle of Madame Boner's Curative Bal
sam, the cost of manufacturing which is as great as that of
almost any other medicine; and the very low price at which
it is sold, makes the profit to the seller apparently amall.
and unprincipled dealers will s^netlme*'-recommend other
medicines on which their profits are larger, ablest the cus
tomers insist upon having Madame Porter's and none other.
Ask for Madame Porter’s Curative Balsam, price 13 cents,
and in large bottles at 26 cents, end take_no other.' if
cannot get it at one store yon can at another.}
49-Sold by all Druggists and Storekeepers at 13 cents,
and in larger bottles at 26 cents. . I
For sale by JOHN A. BOY, Wellsboro, PaJ
HALL k RUCKEL,
- Ja_n. 28,1863.-ly.
It ores Headache in Ten jlHlniites.
CLINE'S VEGETABLE EMBROCATION.
FOB the sure cure of Headache, Toothache, XHarrhaa,
Rheumatism, aoro Throat, Neuralgia, Paihs In the Side,
Back or Stomach, Crampa, Cuts, Sprains, tarns, Brains,
Wounds, ic„ 4c, Also for all kinds of wounds on horiei.
TRY IT—IT CANNOT FAIL I ,
4SF*Thennmsrona cure* that are daily peHbrtaed by tbt
nee of tbo Tegetobls Embrocation, are sofficlfent eridencs ol
Its superior excellent Foftbormori, this prepara
tion does cot contain any poisonous minerals. or~dUetorioti
drags. • -t r
From Prof. Williams,, Principal of the Utica
Musical Institute . ]
iiscat
B. Caros —Hw s**-;— Havivg witnessed thi'very beneficial
results from the use of yom Vegetable Embrocation by my
self and members of'my family in case of co|di, sore throat
and hoarseness, i cheerfully giro you itbU testimony to its
worth, and can confidently recommend it Inltbe above cases
from an experimental knowledge of its efficacy.
Yooas very truly. WJ W2ZXIAU9. -
Utica, June-4,1861. j
Good News from Home--Ail Agree-
See What They Say.
Wo, the undersigned citizens of Utica, haring used Clim's
Vegetable Embrocation in our families, and finding it aa al
most salutary remedy, can cheerfully recommend it to tha
public gerifefally, aa being an indfspensibfe article for family
use. Wo do not wish to underrate any otherwortbynwdldc*,
but can truly say that we never before have jfound an equal
to this Vegetable Embrocation, and would advise every fam
ily to keep a bottle ready for immediate' usei.
Mrs. M. A. Hill, Schuyler Bt. Mrs. I. CrockarVßhrnett it.
Mrs. Em jGerrin, “ Mrs. E.Oarrii*guL a “
Mrs* Rachel Cohorts, “ Mrs. A. M,K|T>Wf*--' “
D. Bacon, Catharine st., D. L. Simoasi ; . u
T. S. Robinson. 72 Genesee st., Mrs. M S Francts, BJandin st
J&s.Marsden, Huntington st., N.'M. Shepard, Spring,'it,
Mrs. George Bancroft, “ Mrs. M. M
Mrs. Alvira Lane, “ Mrs, Abna WjJtgfiw, “
Mrs. Mary Vaugbajj, “ B. VanyalkenDUjrg, • “
Henry Hill, Varick st., John Sbott, jßefceSeo'et.
F. •. Hartwell, ' “ Jjcmo prison, st.
Mrs. J. Walker, “ llbbett-Lane,! Huntington it.
Mrs. Eliza Sbott, Genesee st., Priscilla McLaughlin,
Elizabeth Grants, Catharine Margaret Marsden, “
SrUno SJJDDK'do, Durness St?/ iou HjJI, YaricKst^
The above names are from well known reepecUbfecitiuns,
and a thousand more names might be added, of whom Infor
mation can be had in reference to thaostonlshing cures per
formed- j
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, far B.'CLINE, No
60-, Genesee street, Marble Block, Utica, N. Y. Also for sale
by JOHN E. JONES, of Cherry Platts, travelling igent.
Angnst 13,1862. 1
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
THE LADIES are the ones to Reject Household
. Furniture, and4t is so much easier for them to
take a carriage traderide a few miles return'itban
togo 40 or 50 miles for the purpose, that the sutfseri*
her. would inform them that he has jokt enlarged his
STOCK before the tariff and tax prices are upon as;
and has a large and inviting assortment, which be
will-'he happy to show to those who ihay favor him
with a visit. - < {
MAHOGANY SOFAS, $2(
—§2o, $25 azjd $23, TtU a
Teles, $22, $2B and s32>* -Handsome' ingrain Corpeit
for 4,5, 6,7, 8 and 9 shillings a
ehincs, $lO and $l2.- Ho has also lO styles
of Bedsteads, with matrasses and spring bottoms, and
J 6 different kinds of Chairs with everything else in
tbo Furniture line. {
He is alsp Agent for the sale of Prince A Co's. cel
ebrated Melodeons,. Sebool and Church Organs ; of
Buffalo, N.;Y., thebldest and largest establishment
in tbo United States. BjD. WELLS.
Lawrenceville, July 30, 1862. j
Boors, SHOES. LEATHER AID
FMDISGS. j
FRANKLIN SAYS:
“ When yon have anything to advertise,tell tie
public of it in plain, simple language,” , -<£,
X am mannfaeturing good custom niade Boots and
Shoes which I will sell at fair priceA, and only for
READ r/AF. Such work cannot lie sold at os loir
rates per pair as eastern made slop-work, but it can
and will Jso sold at prices which will finable the pnr
chaser to protect his feet with good substantial boot*
more cheaply than with a poor slop-shop artiSlo,
which, oven if it chances not to fall inlpieces with lb's
first weeks service,' is hot a doubtful protection in
wet and cold weatheiv Try me. |
Buck and Doeskins Wanted,
in the red and short bine, for which I will pay cash
and a good price. k
Bccf-Bidca and Calfskins Wanted,
for which I will also pay cosh.
Sheep Pelts • Wanted, ;
for which I will also pay cash and the highest mar
ket price. * \
An assortment of solo, upper, calfskins and linings,
pegs, thread, nails, awls, knives, shoe-hammers, Ac.,
40., kept constantly on hand, which Ijwill sell chesp -
for ca&f Shop on Main Strembetween Wilcox’s and
Ballard's. 3 &. yfy SEARS. "
N. B. I can’t give credit, becansej to be plain, T>
haven't got it to give.
Wellshoro, August 27, 1862.
PENSION AGENCY,
TO SOLDIERS AND THEIR FRIENDS.’
npHE undersigned haring had considerable expt- •
X rience in procuring Pension Bounties and Back ■
pay of ‘Soldiers, will attend to all business in that lino
entrusted to his care with promptness and fidelity. .
ALL, SOLDIERS-discharged by reason of wounds ■
are entitled to the $lOO bounty. ! *•
Pensions, Bounties; and arrears ofipay, collected
by the undersigned. |
Persons wishing to confer with me will please call ;
or address me by letter at Sylrania, Bradford county, ■
Pa. Charges reasonable. GEO. P‘, MONRO.
Refers by permission to L
H. B. Card, County Treasurer, Wellsboro, Pa.
D. F. Pomeroy, Troy, Pa. i
A. H. Spalding, Sheriff, Towanda, Pa. [April 1,
Portable Patent Hone-Power.
THE undersigned take pleasure. in. notifying the
public, that they- havo succeeded in derisiug a
Horae Power with only three plants of friction, and
combines the maximum of efficiency, durability,
and eoenomy, with the minimumof treighf and price.
'On account of it» simplicity it may Ibe constructed
by any mechanic for less than half the cost usably
paid for horsepowers. Itis-well adapted to thrash
ing grain, sawing wood,- and churning,also 'for turn
ing lathes, saws, planes, and / Other mtshinery in the
shop. Individual rights $9,00. Township, County,
and State rights for saiegiheap at Our office. A'geuts
wanted to sell territory. For further particulars ad
dress , MIDDADGH A CLARK.
Mansfield, July 23, lS*2.-tf.
oprictors,
Mew Y ark.