' ~ SioroinginOhurch.:
There was* imlhre
for John Hartley was arrested ai'fd taken be
fore Jostico Wilson for sleefin f in church,'
wH<&*-fe#lway* did* as TegalUrlr
came round. ... ,' . j. - ,
“ What do'yoh know abontfta defendant’s
sleeping-in chprcb?” de,mannsd/:}ie justice of
a witness. •
“I know ell about-.it;;'taint-no Secret, I
gness," replied the witness, -v .
“ Then if; that’s- just Vhet we.
■want to know.” ‘ _ __
“ bead£
the ihort of it is, John Hartley is a hard-work
ing min -itßdtis, he works mirffty hard-doing
nothing, and that’s -the hardest there is
done. It will make s filler sleep qdicker than
poppy leaves, so it stands to rcasi-a that Hart
ley wool'd naturally be'a very sll.-py sort of a
person.-'Well* the wcatfaetis stS-inimes natu- ■
rally considerable warm, and FJ C'qu Moody’s
sermon IsTsoriretimes rafter hecVy-lffce-^”
“.Stoghstopl, No reflection upon parson
Moolly J *-tha'tViiot what yon,wets called for. 1 -'
“I dbh’t cast no reflections otf Paraon Moo
dy, I was, only telling what I know -about
John Hartley's sleeping in meeting'; and it’s
my opinion, especially in warm- weather/ that
sermons that are heavy-like and, wo hourslong
naturally have a tendency—”’ i
“JStop I stop 1 I say 1 if you' repeat any of
these reflections on Parson M<ody again, I’ll
commit yon. for contempt of coo rt.”
“ I don't’castno’reflections o i Parson Moo-'
6y.' I was'aonljr- telling- what-4 -know about
John fiftrtleyia sleeping in * *
“If ell, op,- atfd tell abbot that. Yon
were-not Here* to testify .about Parson'
Moody.” • ; 4 " i ■ -
“ That’s-what I’mtrying to do, if yon won’4
Iteep patting me.out. And -it’s my'opinion, in
(warm weather, folks ia ccnti* ierable apt to
sleep in meeting, /specially whe-i the sermon—■
I mean ’specially, when they git pretty tired.
X know I find it hard work to g3t by seventhly
and eighthly in the sermon nyccjf; but if .I
ones get by there, I generally fetlnto a kind
of waking train again, and.tnali e out to weath
er it. But it isn’t so witkHaritry. I’ve gen
erally noticed, if he begins to g( pe at seventhly
and eighthly, Jit's a gone goose;frith him before
he gets through tenthly, and he has to look out
for another prop for bis head,; soinewhere stiff
cnough'to hold it up. And ‘.froin .tenthly to
sixteenthly he’s as dead as a door-nail,' till the
‘ amen’ brings the 'ppople up'to. prayers,, and
Hartley comes up with a jcii, just like open*
ing a jbck-kcife.'” ; ■_ > ,
After a profound alienee the icourt was ad
journed, to enable the jnstice }3'think the mat
ter over and, render a decisipni
Valuable Ta^lj.—sTbe fcllgwingjnforma
tion gives the number of seedi in a given quan
tity, bpaoe they will ow. One ounce
of parsley seed has in it 16.200 seeds, and a
quarter of'ifr wiU 'sow a driif "sixty yards-long.
One oupce of salmon radish- seed contains 1
1950 seeds, and will sow broadcast a bed con
taining'ten yards.-. f -„. , y it
One dance of onion seed contains 7,GOO“seed,
and sown -broadcast .will- suffice for fourteen •
square yards of ground'; but if sown in drills,
will be enough for twenty-drills, each four yds.
long, or for .about, 24-Square - yards -of ground;
One pint of dun-colored dwarf kidney beans
contains 750 seeds, which are enough to sow
fourjows, each seven yards iopg.
Chjnpint of ecarl,et runners contains 264 seeds
nnd«ir enough for four rows, each nine yards
W- V. ' ■ . "
One pint of broad 'Windsor l3eanB has 170
seed*, and iaiufiicient for serfn'rows, each’ four
■ i ■ ( -
Ope pint of Knight's dwarf morrow peas
Contains 1720 seeds ;• one pint of early War-'
wick peas, I 86 0; one pint .oil scimetar peas,
129?; and any one of these. pints Will < sow
eight rows, each four yards long, as tha larger
peas require to be sown wider apart in the rows
than the smaller seeded peas/ ■ '
One ounce of carrot, or .patbnep seed, sown
broadcast, will be sufficient for a .bed contain-)
ing sixteen square yards; end if sown in drills,
for one of twenty-eight square yards. 1
One ounce of any kind Of cabbage or broc
coli seed will be,enough fo/ abed containing
nine square yards, if sow i broadcast, or for
sixteen square yards if Aot n ip drills.
The Deacon and the vWVisps.— A worthy
deacon .jn„a town of Maine, was remarkable
for the'iaoility with which he quoted Scripture
on all occasions. The Dim e "Word was ever
at his tongue’s end, and all the trivial, las well
as important occurrences of life, furnished oc
casion for quoting the language of .the Bible.
What was’better, however, tKe exemplary man
always made his quotations the standard of ac
tion. One hot day he wasi/Vgagcd.jn mowing
with his hired man, who‘fats leading off, the
deacon following in his evrfirth, conning hie apt
quotation, when the man suddenly [Sprang from
his piece, leaving his swsrtb just itt time to
avoid a wasps’nest. ■ - -r*
“What is the matter hurriedly -inquired
the Deacon/
"Wasps I” was tbe'la«-uisi reply.
“iPohl" said the deacSo, “the wiokfed flee
when no man pursuctb, but. the righteous are
as bold as d lion I” and taking the workman’s
swarth, he mowed but a step when a swarm- of
tbe'brisk insects settled ahoC-t his ears, and he
was forced to retreat with meny a painful sting
and in great discomfiture. ' , 1
“ Ahd” shouted the other with a chuckle,
“ the'pradent man fdresesth the evil, cod hid
cth himsdJf, bnt the oimpif pass on,'and are
ppnishedf’ ' %l ' ■
Thp deacon had found kis equal,ih making'
applications of scripture, Ind thereafter l was
not.ltbb'tfuto quote in the ! sowing field. -
Spccissi?_Lrrr.—Keep the lawdf duty ev-:
er before you’; let it be yottc never-failing pi}-
lar.of light. Be brave and pn the'square.with
your otfnecienc* to the test Your' success in
life may not be' equal .to yitur .hopes or your
deserts; it isnot fot Tee
best and wisest of us may Jail in the struggle ;
bat we may have oar consolation even'then.
To gain tfje ; wqrid's and fo anatchits
fleeting spoils, is not mai.% sole a«d proper
bnsffiesihbCre. : Immortality’ smiles forth' on
. the scene, 1 and' beckon ah ija cyef onward'in
the race for. .those.eternal ."honors -which the
world can'neither give tipr take away—the
prize"..which all may strife for, and no one
strive-tn vain. • - -
Tpt 'fiognsh tale is sheep when
fatted acd divide the .vrefcs ht by seven, and call
jt qaarterfl- Tbae, a shocft weighing 140 lbs
would msp ,|?P na »
If the sfaeep ofo m good condition; this rule is
eofficiently accurate. for, -til ’purpose-.. p oor
ttaNpwUl fill* below thf’inwk, and extra f R .
OBWfffOTOTIt.
iwiaw notice.
1 OUR ASSOR^JVIENl < /pIF; V’
X»itE§S .;•- • -' ■
T ■ Ip-HCIiOAESr,-;- ■• '.
: '=-'T.;' - : are.,
ic now attractive than evtr
Wire, a largo j/stook of en
tirely wo are selling off at very
T?w< price<..i-
PLAIN, FIGGED
; CHECKED & STRIPED MOHAIRS,
wad can hardly foil to salt all easterners. In
webara on bond a Toapk 'better iteck 'than-, can-be
fonfcd eUowhore. "VT© intend to Jbcep this the best
sto|k to gehctfrcm in this-Concur. i ,- f
Whe Domestic Stock is full of Bargains,
an 4 we ore selling all goods, such os ■ * ' *
POINTS, SHEETINGS,
i SKlfepiNSS; ';,. .
: .COTTONADES, &c.,
at less than current market rates.
will be kept fail of fill desirable goods, and sold at
cut. regtflar scale <?f'Toft-price*. ' All goods warranted
to be as represented.
Castcmcis can save money by making tbeir pur
chase* of ns.
CAMPBELL & HARVEY.
■ ATTORNEYS' AT lav.
I,CC£J(«EO - -CLrAISL
; .Ttf6x’tr£m TldifA cbw&iTVAi
\k[>M haTo formed a-partnerahip in the practice«f<
Jj too Lair, and TTul attend stpctlj to «11 legal
badness entrusted to as. We shall also engage in
tb< prosecation of
SOLDIER'S CLAIMS for PENSIONS,
BOUNTIES, BACK-PASV-Ac;, . ..
and the procuring of Artificial ifmii for-aach si -or,-
entitled to them from the United States, and gene
rally will perform all the duties of. Lawyers and
Claim Agents. The Junior Partner has devoted much
.of his time daring the past four year* to the Pension
bofioesß, and wo thick from the facilities we possess,
its bon make oar collections as promptly, os-correctly,
and[at lose rates than any who are hors engsged.in
that business.. Oar, office is in Jadge Case’s Block,
at Knoivllle, Tfoghcoahly, Pa.;where; one of, the
fijta may be found at all times. ' ..
JOEL CAifPBELL, Jr.,
. .... IKYIHCLHARYEX.
, REFERENCES:
Knoxville—Hon. Yictor Case, Charles 'Goldsmith,
H. D. Wilhelm.
Elhland—JoelParkharst, Major Ryan.
Lawrehoavillf>i-KcT. L. S. Adams. .
-Kelson—A. if. loop, JI." U.
■Westfield—James Maston, M. D.
Knoxville, Janß-Syiffijfe-tf.: '• : ~ ,
.1\ L
fTpIOGA CO. COURT PROCLAMATION.—
JL 'Whereas, the Hon: Robert G. tYhito, Pf e'stden-
Jndge for tha 4th Judicial District of Pennsylvania,
and Royal Wheeler hnB Slfetocl OagivEsq.'s, Asso
ciate Judges in Tioga county, have-issued their pre
cept, bearing date the 11th day of June, d? 64, arid *
to me directed, for'the holding'’of Orphan's Cdrirt, ’
Court of Common Pleas, General Quarter Sessions
and Oyer and Terminer, afTPellsboro, for the County
of Tioga, on the Clh Monday of August, (being the
29th day,) 1864, and to continue two weeks. '
, Notice is therefore hereby given, to the Coroner,-
Justices of the Peace, and Constables in and for the
.county of Tioga, to appear in their own proper per
• sons, withtheirrocordB,inqnisition3,oxaminationaand,
remembrance?, to‘do those tilings .whichy;f.d.ljpir.cili
ces and in their behalf appertain to be done, and all
.-witnesses and other persons prosecuting in behalf of
' tho'Commonwealth against any person or persons, are
required to be then and there attending, and not to
depart.at their peril. Jurors are requested to be punc
tual in their attendance at the appointed time; agree
ably to notice,
Given under my hand and seal at the Sheriff's' Office,
in WoUsfeoro,, the 18th day of July- in -the .year,
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
. four. H. STOWELL, Jr., Sheriff.
Manhood ; how xost, how dx&xorx-D.—jest pub:
BsMd.a'new edition.) of.JBuC)PwwoiJ!a Cejebpded
Essay on the radical cure (without medicine) of Spemator
thma, or semlnel Weakness,, Involuntary Seminal Losses,
imnotaucy,'Mental cud Physical-Incapacity, Impediment*'
to Marriage, etc.: .also, Consumptijn,- Epilepsy, and Fits,
induced by salf-lndulgence or sexual extravagance.
-dST Price, in a sealed envelope, only 6 cents.'
This celebrated anther in this edmirable essay clearly
demonstrates, frame thirty years - successful practise, that
the .alarming consequences of leif-abuss may ho radically
oarpd without the dangerous uss of Internal medicine or tho
.application of the tujlfey-pointing out a mods of cure, at,
once simple, certain and olreituaJ,by means of which every
sufferer, no matter what his condition may bo, may euro
himself cheaply,privately, and fadichliy.' '., : 1 : 1
dE-Thl* future should he In the hand* of. every youth
.and every man in the land. - ' ’- -
Sent, under seal, in a -plain envelope, to any address, post
paid, on receipt of St2T cents: of too post 'stumps. Address
the pnMishlrs. - • :CHAS; J; CxELINE S CO.,
• Juno 15,’C4-ly,‘X27 Bowery. New Toft. P.O. box 4c3S
LETTERS testamentary haring bean granted to
the subscriber on the ©state of Tilly Martin,'latfc
of ;CoTioglfon township, dec'd, notice is hereby jgrtTen
to' those indebted to make immediate payment, and
those haying claims to present them properly anthen
ticatsd for settlement'td" ' '*
fTT'LIXT CHtMSETS, extia.'qnalily for Eewelne
■ 1 Lamps, just received at
y ‘ V
,1-
* ft
‘ iri SAVE FULL LINES OF
POPLINS, CHALLIES, ,
vl *’ ' : ~'J X) '/ 1 / ? '2.
&c.,
1 z *» * i-'fc, v ,a r-rr ,-r j*• v
CLOTH-'SAcfelfes AND &IR<Sj£ARS, -*
; SHAWLS ANt> CLOAK CLOTHS;
|THE. SOOJ & SHOE,STO€EI
JT. A. P ARSONS,, ;.
Corning," TV. T.
4pril2T, 1364. . 1 ■
JBzecstor’s Ifbtice.
RICHARD VXDEAN,) „
~
Ifiatcfced Borges lor Sale.
THE undeicighed c'ffai’s for sale'hfiteati) of dapple
gray Mares, : seyen years old, weight aVontlOOO
lbs. each, kind, trne,_and in goad condition. Will
-«alt any one io*want W»nci£a.teanA'-'-“ i :'.=
’ Marshfield, Jnly 20, 186*. D. E. HARSH.
• j , ESTBAY.
/■IiME to the itwlOßurepf thoeubjctiboron the 8d
Vi/ inst.-, in Whfd'tdwnihip,' a 'Co tr, light brown coldr,"
a while spot over her left eye, feet all white. The
owner is.rcqnaftbd to cotne forward, pay ehargei/und
take her away. Mrs. JOHN McEELLAR.
. Ward, Jaly 13, 1861,-3t*_ -
SAME into the enclosure Of the 'SdbSCfibcr, in
Richmond township,' two Red Tearlfpi' Heifers,
of them with the point of the right horn'broken
off; the owner is requested to prove property, nay
chargees and lake them away; ; H. EidSESTED.,
alacsEeld, July 4,1864. " " ‘'
/i*! ON CENTRATED L b a, female at
" ROT'S REtJCr STORE.
AN" Assortment of TAELfi GLASSWARE w'at ho
found'tit !! KOT*S DREG STORE." 11
'IAREIT JARS a large supply of Glass Jars and
mwfrcwTff
ROT'S DREG STORE.
,« TO BOWEK’SS”
SEEING a big crowd on Main,Street, hurry
, ing Wirard a common center,- -somebody asied-
Wiiei’C Are 'S'ou Going?
Theanswcrwas; • . . ■
“To Bowsn'S; wo. i, union Bladf!”
To loot at that splendid stock of
NEW SPRING £ SUMMER GOODS!
ust arriving York, -•- j
•• VERY SENSIBLE PEOPLE,”’ ‘
thought X to myself"; i you know"* who Any* at a'bar
gain, and sells so as to give the purchaser a bargain
too* ' ' r
JSierefoTft.if yon want anything in the lino of; -.
DRY GGOife,' "
: LADIES’ GOODS,
. READY. MADE CLOTHING,
: ■ ■ boots;-sicbfis, *o.,
GO TO BO'WEJTS, .
and If you.want > - -
HARDWARE,. , o •
QUEENSWARE,
, «* <md -
GROCERIES,
at prices yon can afford,to pay • . -. ■• -i;. .
SO to SOTO&PSl: 4
If -youbateCasbpor Sutter; or Cheese; or Grain
to exchange for this ~ ■ ■■• '-
r : SPLEXT>m ESrO.CE OF GjOODS,
bring them along, and you will get
, r.h Satlaffißatrayr Bargains;
an 4 if win be soretto cemstwice
—yea, thrice, or fetlf.awlpzen tiroes?. , ■
i -.Don’t forget the place
I AO. 1, UNION BLOCK,
Wollsboro,-JnneT,lB64. : ■ ■ ffOHNiR. BOWEN.
SepMber l§t 9 - ; I§B3 S
i_ . , PROM THIS DATE, ’' '_,
FOR RMOT PAY ftTO !
: CUSTOM BOOTS A2UD SEOBSI
L-eathsr. PnaisgSj |£e.<
OA3H PAID FOR HIDES, iEELTS, DEER
: SKINS and: FURS;i • £
;jQR. FRANKLIN BAYS; ‘
'! When, yon hare .anything to advertise, tell the
.pcblic'of it plain, simple language:”.. ",
. I am manufo.ctv.ring go?d;castota?made Boots and
Shies which I will ; prices,; ohd-only for
'SSAHX PAY- Snch work cannotbesold.at aa low.
rates per pair as eastern made slop-work, hat it can
and will be sold at-prioas which will -enable, the pur
chaser to protect hta feet-wivh good subitilttial boots
more cheaply than; with % -peer- aiep-ahep; article.-
(which, even ifjdt hipieeyewith the
“first weeks service, is .bnT.a dohblful protection in
wet and cold weather. Try me; - ' ' -
■ Back aad Boeakidd WfaieS,'
in the red acd short Uue/fcrTrMcb I jtfU pay cash
’add a good priced ‘ j '
' Bsnf-Hiiss snd Osifsicios Wanted,
for which I wiUgdsßpaycash. -
Sbsop r.alta , w anted,
for which I.wil}. jiajr.cash. and tea. highest mar
ket price.■ ■'
An assortment of sene;upper,'calfskin* andlinings,
pegs, fire&d, nails, awW, : knives,,Bhoer hammers, At-,
ioj, kept constantly on hapd, whioh I will sell cheap;
forcash. Shop on Main Straetbetween Wilooi’s and
Bullard's. ’ £ x _ f -• <?,--W.^SEAES.
■ N.B. r, Than't give credit, because; fo be-plain,T'
it to-'govol; ; : ..
. Tfellsboro, Sept. 9,1863. ■ r - '
=&d- ! Siaf Instftiite.
DR. UP DE GRAFF,
OCULIST, ADJUST & GEN’L SDRQEON,
ELMIRA, N. Y.
TREATS ALL* DISEASES
OF TEE , BTEy.EAE'Am- TER OAT.
THE EYE. —He willpperate upon Cataract, Arti
ficlal PnpiV Crow Ever, Lachrymal 1; Utula,
Pterygium, Bufrtiplon; (inversion of the'eyelid,) and
treat* all forme of £ore- -Eyovtuch'«» SArartated
Lids, purulent Ophthalmia,.Opaoitleaoftho-eOTnea,
.Scrofulous Diseases of , the Eye, and all diseases to
- tfhich the'Eyo is subject. .
THE BAB.—Treats'successfhlly Discharges from
the Ear, Noises-in the Erf, Difficulty of' Hearing,
Deafness, (even when thuDutTM.ie entirely destroyed,
will insert an artificial one, answering nearly all the
purposes,of the natural). r
THE THROAT,—Ulcerated Throat, Enlarged Ton
sils, together with
CATARRH,
In all Ul formsj permijnehtly dried.
GENERAL : SPROT?RT.—He trill operate upon
Club Feet, Hare Lip,-Cleft Palate, -Tumors, Cancers,'
Morbid Growths, Deformities,from Burns, ,
hernia.
Operated nportby.a.new mode-with entire success;
and performs PLASTIC OPERATIONS; where the
Nose, Lip, or any portion of the face is destroyed
through disease or otherwise, by healing them" on
anew. . ■ ••i
tfiil attend to .the Amputation of Limbs, and Gen
eral Surgery ia all its branches,
INSERTS ARTIFICIAL EYES.—Giving them all
the motion and expression of dhb natural,'defying'de
tection.' Th*y ate inserted wittoutremtrdn j the old
one, or producing pain.l
The Doctdrt collection of Instruments comprises
all the latest improvement*, and is the largest In the
State. The.superior advantages he hasibad in fur
footing himself in all.thatis.new and valuable in Sur
gery, warrants him in saying .that every, thing within
the bounds of the profession may be expected of him.
The Institute has been greatly enlarged, 'So .that We
can now accommodate;andneraated number 6T pa
tients from a distacca.: Comfortable Boarding Hon
ses attached.to tho establishment. _. •
Foincxiraolo Cases received far ireatv.er.t or Miera
ticr.s. If a case is incurable; he' will-be so informed.
Institute upon Water-strcet, opposite the Bralnard !
House, Elmira, N. i,
.Elmira, .11. Y., Nov. i, IS6-3.-ly.
Pennsylvania State STonnal Scnool,
;" ‘MAKSFiELE;' TTOGA CO.,'PA.
THE, Second School Year will commence on Mon -
day, September 6,1864.'
. ErtoV; EV'A.' ALEENj for the past six years in
charge of - ths Chester County (Pa.) Normal School,
has been elected principal; and Prof Erase Ososbv,
recently or. toe same institution, has.been appointed
to the professorihip of ‘Languages'in'd' Literature.
Prof! Annuls well'known throughout the. State as a
■gentleman of-accurate scholarship, prsc
tiarl experience .of fifteen an educator of
teachera. Prof. Cbosbt possesses the advantage of a
rare and'successful 'eipsrience.as a teacher of the va
rious branches which are pursued in schools of the'
higher.- grade.’: ....
ExcalUat.--Chemical and Philosophical apparatus
wdl bo in readiness at the opening of the School.
A Gymnasium will be erected, for which a valuable
apparatus has already been secured. '
JTcjnos, in adeaset, par .term. J 6.00. No extra
charges foi tha-languagejor mathematics. -Boarding
in the hall,or in private families, from $2.58-to $3.00
per week. "■= - W. C. RIPLEY.
;; AiBEBT'CiAREiSee’y. Pratt Beard 3 Trriitecs.
• Mansfield, July 20, 1564.-ly. ' -
'cT “iUrcnue' Stamps
of all’denominations; g* 5 t roobTfHf-at=&»Tittt
National Bank, of WeUsW& ia
of C. 4 J. L. ilokinsoa. Porsoos wonting Stands atl
raqueai to call and got a supply,. * **
.welh&cfoy ; M&y *23; : tSB4£t/.'
Arreaza-of Paj, .BSatty. & Ptesfca*
ED. WELLS, of LanrsßcoTaie, is T“iriWlT 1?.
XY, anJPKvSf<J2^,'f^soHter3- c ad
Also to sapplj tia pwplo.Tith oil kinds-d£ ;Hstfse
hold Enr9lturo,;Carp9ta, iD.- . , ~ j, ~" ,
LnaiTenoeTUivJ.nno W/l&Zi-SM
ESSpSS3Sf
AGITATOR.
CLEAR THE TRACK!
r|iEAT rush to BOLLARDf CO’S STORE
' JLi means, some thing 1
Of coarse it does. It means that
BOILABB & CO'S
! NEW 'STOCK OF
\rm\i, & siimeb goods,
-aroj all the rage, and that about three square miles of
people, in and around Wellsborough and vicinity/ •
know where to- go To bet good goods,
o AND BUY THEM CHEAP.
■ SW’llSi&Jßp M ©@ 9 •
defy ,’coinpdtioa' in stylo, variety,'quantity, quality
and weakness,, of . .
LADIES’DRESS GOODS,
i I-:." FANCY GOODS, LACES.
trimmings, shawls; hosiery,
■ !- 1 • XINENS, CAMBRICS, BUTTONS,
LADIES* GAITERS, SLIPPERS. GLO YES,
and—but why enumerate? They •hftve everjthjng
in the line.of .goods .that will bo, asked for. Come
and see. And-theh—
TIP-TO? FREXGII GOODS,
net "cheap as dirt,” because good goods can’t he sold
fori a sdng how-a : days; but.as occap as any like
quility'of goods canbe sold in'the country., Also,
■ BEAVER HATS,
... ADD .STYLES AN?.’ MATERIAL. ~
Grocery iSepartm’t,
comprises everything in that line, all good and at
reasonable prices. . - ■ •
Drop In-wllh : the crowd.
One Door above Roy’s Drug Store.
BULLARD 4 CO.
.Wallshoro, June 1,,1364.
'THE WOOD SOWER,
npHE.following list of prices awarded, to the Wood
1= Mower; is sufficient to show that it is justly en
titled to be daUedtha' .
' BEST- MOWER IN THE WORLD.
The.fimr.djGoW Medal of Hop.tr, as the best mow
ing machine,, cither native or, foreign ; also the gold
medal acd-.ona' thousand francs, as the.best,foreign
mdchine; and. a special gold medal. at the great
FrSaob national trial, at Vincennes,.near Paris, June,
1860. ; The only price, over -offered on mowing ma
chines by tbo French Government. . *
The £j«prito silver;medfd andjwohundred francs,
at the trial at-Trappes, near-RarU, Jnne,4£6R, v
Xhegrand;gold medal of honor, aa the most useful
farm implement, at,the Orast'ow (Mecklenburg) eihi
bition.and trial, Jans,ilS6o. , ,
Ihe.£rst-.priss.of;£XQ, by Yorkshire (England) ag r
rionltnral society,,;js.6oj IS6J and 1562,
Brand--gold;'.medal at the Gtiefswald exhibition,
(Germany,) Ju1y,,1560. .
First premium ail“cr-medal, by the. United States
AgrionitaxaicSociety, in 1.503 and 1860. -.
re; First premium at the New Jersey State-Fair.
First premium and diploma by the lowa State Ag
cultural Bsoiety.
. First premium by the Berks county (Pa.) Agricul
tural .Society, ;
First premiam by the Berkshire (Mass.) Agricultn:
ral Society.'
First premidm by Wisconsin Meobanics’ Exhibl
tian", ; ,
' Firetprsmium byßMmont county Ohio.
First premium byj&rrisen county, Ohio.
First premiums by Brandy and St. Clair aonnties,
IlEcais, . ; .
First premium, by the Massachusetts Charitable
‘Micbanla Association, at Boston. .
First prize, by the Koyai Agricultural Society of
England, at,their quadrennial trial at Leeds, in .July,
ISfel, in.eompctitlon with the leading machines of
England and tbeeUsited States.
.. First prize by the. Koyai North, Lancashire Agri
cultural' Society, at Preston, England, August, 1862.
Silver medal by tbo Maryland Institute, October,
1863*. ; .•
And he still defies competition, -
l ..... D. P. ROBERTS, Agent.
Wellsboro, May 25,1804.-3 m
G,LI.N.E J S
YEQETABtE EMEROCATION.
FOE tho save cure of Headache, Toothache,
ISarthceh, Bhoumatisa, Sore Throat, Neural
gia, Pains in tho Side, Back,' or Stomach,
Cramps, Cuts, Sprains, Burns,. Bruises, 'Wounds,
etc., etc.; also, for all klhdv-oT "W OUND3 on H083R3.
! : ' " Tryr-it—lt cum. not IPail!"
' This preparation rkxn not jsrry- poisonous
minerals ‘ or d&oterioas- drags. - The numerous
that are daily prrfanrwd l*y tba nso of tho Vegetable
Embrocation. anr sufficient evidences of. its 'sapor
ctcdlcnt virtues.
W.O.M mop. vtilliamc-, rp.rscrpAL o? Tan toca
musical msriTrat
B. 'Cr-fror Pear Sir —Having -witnessed tho very
beneficial results front thu-nse cjtiynnr Vegetable Em
brocation by mvsclf and ojopi bers of my family In cases
of Colds, Sore Threat,and Hoarseness, f choertally give
j-ou this testimony to Us vrorth, nnd can confidently
recommend U In the above cases from tm-cxperimcnlal
knowledge of Its efficacy.—‘Yours very truly,
’ -WILLIAMS.
' Utica, June 4, 15C1. ,
Good News.from Homo—AU agree—Soo
what they say.
Wc, the tmderslghod, citizens of Utica, having used
Qlrw’s Vegetable Embrocation Jn oax families, nna find
ing It h ma»t salutary remedy, can cheerfully recom
mend it tb'tbe'public generally, ds being an indlspoa
feablaartfclc for family use. -Wo do not wish-to under
rate any other worthy medicine, but. can truly aay-thai
wo ae?j* before hnyo found na equal to this Vegetable
£ynbropatlo,n.Rnd we would ad vise every family to keep,
b bottld ready for Immediate aso. • - ■
hits. M. A. m Scfcnylor st; Mrs. J. Crocker. Enrne,tt st.
airs. Emily (Jcrftn, i ‘ airs. E. Qarntrrlgbt, “
Sr«-Kacbg Roberta. Mrs. A. M. Hlbbs, . “
P. Eccoa. Catharine st D. L. Sinuuob?. ’ “
J. 9. BoMMdor-GcEwJe st -Mrs.M B; st
Jat. Slarsdca. Ksjrffcswn st X. M. Shepard, Spring ;t.
Mn. OeotVo Bancroft. ‘ Mrs, X, wheeler,
Mrt. Alrirs Laco, “ Mr?.'Anna Williams, '
Jlrs Mary Vaughan. D Van Valkcotnrgs, ‘L
Hccry.HUl, Jlerick st John Shott, Genesee st;
r. C. Himrcil, ‘ “ JereDarisoa, Schny.lerst.
Mrs, J. Walker/ • ,tJ .' fiobt r. Lane. ECantlrgton ,tt
Sirs. Elisa Shot?, Genesee st. Priscilla McCangbUn,
Plfciceth Gmrts Carhilce st. Margaret srand?n 11
Sells Simmons, Pnytcu st .. 4jgi,Biß,:V«isk it
The ftbora names are frczn.trell-knotrn respectable
citiffen** and n thousand mors natnos might be added,
rf.vrhcnv information can be had in reference to tho.
cores performed.
Frepcrcanad sold, -srholesnle and retail by
B.
140. 50 KKSEt ST., uABBu BUCK. UTiCi; H.Y.,
and Storekeepers generally.
For Sale hy, JOHN A. ROY, WelUhoro, Pa.
January 13/1564. - ,
fABI FO B SAJ.E.
ADJOINING WelUboro, the county ssatof Tioga
Co.Pa M containing 100 acres,,l2s cleared, o®
wopdloud. The region is remarkably healthy.—
Churohei, schools Ac., ore found in the Tillage. There
*is a large and commodious mansion, surrounded by
ornamental trees and shrubbery; oat buildings large
and convenient, house and barn supplied ky afoan
tain of running water. It is well suited for a dairy
farm, for raising sheep or hops. Large orchard of
apple and pear trees, chiefly graftsd : fruit—about 200‘
trees. The orchard alone might be made to pay. the
interest uppp tb©-cost;of the' whole property.' It is
distant about 12 miles from the. Tioga Railroad, which
connecU-wttb-thd-Erie Raiiroad-ai Corning, Leave
Corning at 7$ &..m.yta|Le stage at Tioga st«ioo, reach
Wellsboro about noon. Price ot tho property $5O per
acre —one-fourth cash down, balance to suit conveni
ence of purchaser. Apply to *
■ WAL H.-TtfOREIS, Harlem R, R. N. Y. Cilyi
- JAMES’LOVnILY, Wellsbbro, Tioga Co. Pa.
JNO. Wi QVVktiZtt, 'Tioga, « «
P. E; WRIGHT, 1 Wollsbora, « « «
: .
■ Interesting t® FaiffiMs.
■*rt7ALTER f\ 'VfCDp' baa asdo K BobeitJ, cf
t T 'T,’ellal;oro,iin.agctit for the counties of Tioga,
Potter, Clinton, nndiicoising, fen tho.ssU cthis light
tvro wheeled o-d REAPERS an^&oi.r'-
JJiiSTiVff-- acdttHiancSrswaistaig mol
obis??, wilt sarefrom lea totwbirty dollars by colling
6n thVsnbserfber before pnrehasihgel?off hero; Sam
ple fficektcerto bo seen' at- bia atoro. Cironlaro and
list of pricos rent Iboo by moil. '
!■■ • I-' ■ • ' •• • ■ D; P.'T.OBERXS.
at^. sfl - ■■■'"■ -; '
Rgys x)?.tJ9--s?eRSf;
t uA -J-AEGE-S-POCK of GARDK^J-aSi-AO-HIGUt-
TtfRAP SEEPS at IiOT’SgDEPG-SrORE; ->
mOBTETTEWB
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
BITTERS.
A Pure and . Powerful Tonic, Corrective and
Alterative, of Wonderful £ff,caey,
in Diseases of the.
STOMACH, LITER AST) BOWELS:
Cures Tyspepaia, Liver Complaint, Headache, Gen
eral DehjHty, Kervousnass, Depression of Spi
rits, Constipation, Colic, Intermittent Po
vers. Crataps and Spasms, and all Com
plaints "of either Sei arialngTrom
Bodily Weakness, whether in
* herentintheaysfemorpro- 1
! daced ■by Special 1
Causes. 1
Noihi3» that it net wholcscms. genial and mtorativs In
its natur*. enters Into the composition of HO3T£IT£R ; 3
STOMACH BITTERS. This popular preparation contain*
no mineral of any kind, no deadly botanical element; no
fiery excitant; but It ii a combination of the extract* of
rare balsamic carts and plants, with the purest and mildest
cf all diffusive stimulants.
'lt is wall to bo forearmed against disease, and. to far as
the hitman system can be protected by human moans against
•maladies engendered by an unwhofrsema atmosphere, im-
find otter external causes, xiCST£XTirB,-'S DIX
TZESmny bo rolled on as a safeguard. 1
la districts infested with Tr.-sr ar.d 'Ayvt, It has beep
found infallible as a preventive, and irresistible asa remedy,
and tbonsan'da who resort to it under apprehension of an at
tack, escape the scourge; and thousands who neglect to
avail themselves of its productive qualities in advance, are
.esredby avirybriof course cf this marvelous medicine.—
JT.STSf and Agr.a patients, after being plied with quinine for
months in vain, until fairly saturated with thot dangerous
alkaloid, are not r.nfrcqncntly rostered to health within a
feiy days by the use cf HOBTETXKR’S BIXiERo-
The weak stomach is rapidly invigorated and the appetite
restored ty this agreeable tonic: and hence it works won
der* in cases of DvSrwSiA end in 1c33 confirmed forms of
XivDiazsnon. Acting as a gently afid painless- apparent, as
we}l as up liver, it also invariably relieves ths’Coxsn
?Atips superinduced by irregular action of the digestive and
vsmefiv© organs.
; Parsons of feeblo habit, liable to AffdcAs, Zcio-
j-vij of Languor 1 find prompt and-per
mdnontreUef fromthellittsrs. Thoteatimcnyonthlspoint
is most cnucimive, andjfrom ccth sexes,
- The agony of Eaters? Ccxtc la immediately assuaged by a
single-dowof the stimulant, and by occasionally resorting
to it, thsretnm of the complaint may be prevented.
A» a general tonic, HOSTETTRR'S EIXX.C.RS produce ef
fects which must be experienced or witnessed before they
can bo fally apprec'stdd- In cases cf Ccr.itiisiicr.al ntak
-7043; Pmr.atxre Dvxy. end Debility and Decrepitude aris
ing from old age, it exercises the electric influence. In the
ppavnlisesatxtagas of alt diseases, it operates as a delightful
invlgerant. When the powers of nature are relaxed, it cp
etdtss to reinforce and reestablish thorn.
but not least, it Is Tm Only Sqft being
sound and Inocnons materials, and en
tlibly free from tbs acid element? present more or less iaall
the ordinary ionics and stomachics cf the dey
. JJo family medicine has heex so universally, and. It may
bb truly added, dccrrmiZj' popular withhto intelligent por
tion of tho community,as HOSTEixXR‘S XIXIBRS.
. .Prepared by HOXSTTUaER £ SMITH, Pittsburg. ?a.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Storekeeper?, every
where. fcfc3-Iy
HEIMBOLDS
GESUIXE PREPARATION.
COMPOUND FLUID EPTHACT EUCHU, a positive and
specific remedy for the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, and Drop
sical Swellings
This Medicine Increases the 'power of Digestion, and a*
cites the absorbents into healthy action, by which, tho Wa
tsty'or Calierous depositions, and all Unnatural Enlarge
ments aro i educed, as well as Pain and Inflammation.
BEL&BOLD'S EXTRACT BUCEU:
For Weaknesses arising from-Excesses, Habits of Dissipa
tion, Early Indiscretion of Abase, attended with the follow*
leg symptom*:
Indisposition to-Exertion, Ldssof .Power, Less of Memory.
Difficulty of Breathing,'Weak'Nerves. Trombllng, Horrors
of Disease, Wakefulness, Dimness of Vision, Pam In the
Back; Universal Lass.ltudo of the mnsralar system,.. Hot
Hands. Flashing of tho Body, Dryness of tho Skin, Erup*
tjons on tho Pace, Pallid. Countenance
These symptoms, li allowed to .go on, which this medicine
Invariably removes, soon follows
Impotence, Fatuity, Epilepsy, Fits,
In.ono of which the patient may ejyuro.
Who can sny that they are cot froqnently followed by those
“ Difefhl Diseases,’*
“INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.”
Many are aware of tho cause .of their suffering,
Bcr ncxs will coxrcss run recoups OF sse Lvsavs Ast
trxs. " "' {
And Melancholy Deaths by Consumption hear ample wit*
ness to the truth of the assertion. i
The Constitution cmc: affected v?iik. Organic 7Tbtvncsy T re*
aid of medicine to strengthen and invigorate tho
system, __
7T7kfcv HtxboLD'S FSTKACT BUCHTT xnrorvaJfy docs.
A trial will convince the most skeptical. ' *
FEMALES, FEMALES, FEMALES.
Jn many Affections peculiar to females, tho ExTsacT Bueno
Ijunequallodbj any other remedy—as la Chlorosis or Be
tention. Irregularity, Pain fulness, or Suppression cf Custo
mary evacuations, Ufcerated or Scirrhous stuto of tho "Ute
rus. Leuchorrbcc or Whites, StsnUty, ar.d for all complaints
incident to the sex. whether arising from ip'Usdxetiou, Hab
its of Dissipation, or in the * ' I
DECIIN2 OH CHANGE OF X-TFE
Take no more Balsam, Mercury, or unpleasant
medicine for unpleasantandaangsrojts diseases.
. HXMBOLD'3 E3.Xr.ACX BECED AND IMPP.OTEE
ROSEVASK COKES
SECRET DISEASES,
Is all their stages.
' At little expanse.
Little or to change diet.
No inconronicnce, and no .exposure.
Etcauses.f frequent desire and gives strength to urinate,
thareby removing prerenting and curing stric
tures cf the Urethra, allaying pain ana inflammation, so
Bexneaf in thfr class cf diseases, and expelling all poisons,
aiwosts ond &cr/t vui nutter.
TuOgaWWCPW XHCw3A323,Wno HA7B BtKf 7HETKUXB OT
ftCAciakacd ■nLo ba~e paid ktarjfess to b& cured in a short
tuns, hare found they were that the “POISON*
has, by the use cf “ rcwsrfal aatriugsats.* been dried np in
tho system, to break out In an agrraiated form, and perhaps
after marriage.
Use nsmloiJ’a Extract Bachu -for ail affection# and die
eases of the URINARY ORGANS, whether mating In mala
or female, from whatever cause originating, and no matter
of how long standing.
Diseases of these organs require the aid of a DIURETIC;
HEiIBOLD , 3-E£/I£AtM RUCHu 13 TIXE GREAT.DIU2E
TIC, and i*cerfcan to hare the desired effect in *i> diseases
for:which it is recommended.
1 Evidence cf tbs tacit reliable and responsible character
will tcccmpinyffce medicine;
Frice t'L per hctils, or six for %5.
Delivered to any address, secnrely packed from observe
tioar - •
DESCRIBE SYMPTOMS IH ALL COMMJSICAHOHS.
CUTES QUABANTEEDI Advice Gratis!
Addressistters for information to .
• (H. £. HEMEOLD, Chemist,
104 Socfh Tenth St.. helo~ Chestnut, Phila.
HEMEOLDS Medical Esnot, • ' ‘ - *
. HEMBCID'S Drayand Chemical dvarchcnso,
194 Broadway, N. Y.
BEIT ARE 01 COtEiXEREEIIS ASH uNBKItiCIPLXD
HEALERS, who endeavor to dispose cf “ their own” and
‘•other*' articles, on the reputation attained by
JEkribold’s 'Ger.vJne Preparations.
“ . Extract Buchu.
Extract Sarsaparilla.
“ Improved P.ose Was%.
O"Sold by all druggists everywhere. Ashfor Hembold’s
Tote ho othar. Cut out the advertisement and send for it.
and cro id imposition and etpceure-
BUSHELS .of. FLAX SEED wanted, for
&\J\J whioh the Highest Market price in CASH
.will he paii ‘ D. P. ROBERTS.
■ VTollsboro, April 6,1564.
TIUTTT & WIHDOW GLASS at
.JT--- ; ' • KOY’S DRTTS STORE.
■ _CJtrLPHIXE OF preserving CIDER, at
iAJ ROY'S DREG STORE, j
Soldier*’ Pay Bounty and Pension
. |r|i Agenoy,; , . ,
KXOXVILLE. TWO A COffXTT PEXx a '
The undersigned having been specially licensed t
the United States Government to prooars the
Back Pat, Bounit,- and Pi.vsioss,
of deceased and disabled soldiers, gives notice to n
interested, that ha has made arrangements Kith -' U
tie: in Washington, by which he is alio to i-? 0 '
Back pay, Bounty and Pensions, in n very short
and that he will .give particular attentions to
oia'ims that may be brought to him. Beine
with all the requisite Perms, Blanks, 4 c., 4c h' •
superior advantages in this branch of business V, 1
diers entitled to pensions, will find it to their ad' o*' 0 *'
tage to apply to tbe undersigned at Knoiviii c .Vd'
examining surgeon for Tioga County reside- th.rV
■Also, Judge Case,before whom all application.;,'
pensions may bo mode. “ ’ 101
Soldiers enlisted since the Ist of March 18C1 ! '
any kind of service, Koval or Military, who’ are k"
abled by disease or wounds, are entitled to Pennon"
AU soldiers who serve for lw? years or during tc,
war, should it sooner close, will be entitled-to tics
Bonnty. Also soldiers who hare been wounded
.buttle, whether having served two vears or not a,,
entitled to 5100 Bonnty. Widows C f soldiers Wci-l
or are killed are entitled to Pensions aiAl the SICo
Bonnty. If there be no widow, then the miner call
dren: and if no minor children, then the father"
mother, sister?, or brothers are entitled a, afco-a-1
Terms! moderate.
I will be at my office on Monday and Saturday at
each week, to attend to this business. 1
July 15, ISSJ. ly. Wit. B. SMITH
Rn-Ettnrtcss: Wellsboro, J. F. Donaldson, s'-er.
iff Stowell. Addison, IT. V., W. K. Smith. -V,-:b.
ington, B. C., Tackor and Lloyd.
PEEHFajsLD wOOLEE P&OTCH?,
THE undersigned having purchased the wsll
known Woolen Factory of Messrs. E. 4 B "s
Bowen on the Cbwanosqae River, two miles east cf
Knoxville, take* thi» method of informing the inhah
tants of Tioga and adjoining counties that he wiji
manufacture wool by the yard or on shares to nf,
cuatotters, into >
EL A-t NEL3,
CAS3IMERES,
DOE-SKINS, i
EDLL CLOTHsJf all kind,.
The machinery has been thoroughly repaired at p
new machinery added thereto, also an imp roT ,d n!ff
wheel which will enable bim to wort the entir* n
aba. Ho thll attention to
Roll Cardin; & Cioib Dressing,
which will be done in the neatest possible manner
haring added one’new Soil Machine, will enable bin
to dispatch and accommodate people from a distance.
He would farther say that he hae carried on the holi
ness in manufacturing wool for farmert in Bradford
and adjoining counties for tho past twenty yean-'ia
therefore osn warrant aii work and satisfy his custo
mers, using nothing in manufacturing- bnt genuine
w°ol. JOSEPH INGHAM.
Deerfield, May 5, 1363-ly.
Agency»
THE" Insurance Company of North America hare
appointed the undersigned an agent for lieja
County and vicinity. *
A» tho high character and standing of this Comps
ny giro tbs astnranca of full protection to o-uati d
property against the honard of fire, I solicit iriih con
fidence a liberal sbaro of the business of the county.
This company’ tra* incorporated in 1794. Its capital
is $503,000, and its assests in 1381 as per statement
Ist Jan. of that year was $1254,719 81.
CHAEtES EEATT, . . , Secretary,
ABTHDR Q. COITXir, . . . President'
Office of the Osbssb; 238 Wslact Street
Philadelphia.
Wn*. Bnetalcr, Central Agent Har
risburg, Pa.
JOHN w. GDBRKSEV,
Agent for Tings Cnnnty. Fa,
Joly 15, 1863. ■ -
T "
1 ... O THE PUBLIC.
lAJX now prepared to manufacture, at my JatafclUh
meet in Deerfiotd,
j PLAIN AND FANCY FLANNELS,
Also, Ladies’
BAZMORAL SKIRTS
ler, either hy the piece or quantity, to snit oat
JOSEPH UfGHAit.
to old
tomer
Km
ioitUU, Jnly 15,1563.
PILL iND WINTER GOODS'
T. L. BALDWIN
IS now. receiving a large and well selected
STOCK OP ■
j fall and writer goods,
consisting, in part cf a General Slock of
, DET GOODS,
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS,
GROCERIES. HARDWARE,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
WOODEN ' WARE, Sas., &x.
’All of which will bo sold VERT LOW for
BEADY PAT' OJfLY.
ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
All persons buying GOODS for
RE ALT PAT,
Are respectfully invited to call and examine
THE STOCK,
As they are to be sold at
VERY LOW PRICES.
CASH PAID "FOB WOOL.
Tioga, Nov. 27,1563. T. L. BALDWIN.
PENSION AGENCY.
TO S.CiiSumS AnS 7tu>iS t-BudfliS.
’ I 'HE undersigned having bad considerable expe
■_L rienea in procuring Pension Bounties and Barb
pay of Soldiers, trill attend to ail business in that bus
entrusted to bis care with promptness and fidelity.
ALL SOLDIERS discharged by reason of wcundi
are entitled to the clOu bounty.
Pensions, Bounties, and arrears of pay, collected
by the undersigned. >
Persons wishing to confer with me will pleuse call
or address mo by letter at Sylvania, Bradford county,
Pa. Charges reasonable. GEO. P. MONRO-
Refers by permission to
K. B. Card, County Traasnrar, Wcilsboro, Pa.
D. P. Pomeroy, Troy, Pa.
A. H. Spalding, Sheyff, Towanda, P#. [Aprill.
GATLIN’S
I IMPROVED
Fire and Water Proof Cement
.U the beat preparation In nse fer sending broken aril:!***
snch oa-QUsa, China, Crockery, TfV.od, leather. Ornansfl* 5 *
Stone. Metal. Bone. Ivory. Pearl. Porcel.wsv. In fact, scat a*?
broken article. Being perfectly white it will not d;sfl«v:»
the articles. It trill stand ell climates. and “hen thorcogb l ;
dry, the part to which it is- applied will bo s* strong si -t
wat before broken. - Price cebU per bettio.
J. A. BOT. Agent for Xlogc Cccnty-
Wellsboro, August 20, lies. .
Portable Printing Offices.
Fcp th» mo cf Meteiian! 1 '
Enijiiiti, and ail lai: v' 3
and prcfcss.czinl c* 2
trUh to do tbeirctra
4Sd
Adapted to the ••
Handbills, Billhead*. 9 ;;- j
lir3*litcis, Cards aaiStt r, |
Notrspapers. Fall
ticas cccoajaay tacli cs
timfelias a boyt«a 7 ?a ” °V
fo-trort th«a rc r cewp i V
Ctrmlcrs teat free. -
men sheets of Type, Cat*. &?•, 6 costs. Address
ADAMS' SSSSS CO
-31 Ffltk Rot, S. T„ and SJ Ilneflo St. Renton, Masa
* January 27,13C4-Iy. ‘ _
* I'i'i
EASILY DTE COLORS at
, K^t“B-MTO STORE-
Giber vihesae
ROS?B J>BTO STORE.