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LOCAL ANJ) JtisCELIAJS'jEDBB,
Wellsboro. Wednesday, Aug. 17. iiSM,
New Advertisements,
f Ettray- Tyler Whitoi, ... . ...
UtcctAa High School. ...
Ettray —Rofos G. Treat., , r J-
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VOLUNTEERS!
l A ■
MAJOR ROBERT C. COX, of liberty, liv of the
j.j £t p, v., has received authority from Siv; Curtin
to raise a regiment of Tolnnteers for one ;'fear’s ser-
Tl oe, iniiea of the draft. This regiment is to be
raised by companies, each company to elects own
offioers. The highest,Govemment and lon 1 biunties
rriii be paid, and reernits may be credited-Jo to-any
district they may elect.
This aiforde an excellent opportunity to
liable to draft to enter the service under ai, excellent
otEcerrin a good organization, and in r ccipt of.p
urge bounty. It is an opportunity not y^bo.neg-
Iccied. .
Persons wishing to join this organization will re
port at Mansfield on Monday and TncsdajVAug. 22,
md23; at Mainsburg on tbe 24th and 2&V, ajid at
TVcilsboro on the 26th and 27th insts., rc' pectlvely,
0 t which times and places Lieut. Geo. feaistinn.
p.ecraiting Officer, Will be in i
K« Dead. —Mr. 0. D. Keeney, of K cnoyrille,
mites ns that he has a' letter from Corp . Jesse K.
•WilcoE, Co. H, 45th P. V., dated it Aiir-}reOnville,
georjia, April 27, 1864. This, of eoursSp. disposes of.
(he report sot afloat last winter of his-deatli itfEibby
prison. Corp’l Wilcox was in good hoalt? pn£ anx
ious for an exchange. i :
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Tnn twenty-second annual meeting of fhe Tioga
Baptist Association will bo held with tWJiansfield'
Baptist Church on Wednesday, August 3i { 1864, at
10 o'clock A. M. Rev. M. Rockwell is appointed to
preach the opening sermon! - fix
Contributions for the Missionary, Union. ;
Inigo, Aug. 13, 1564. , E. X. BESTj.fi*, Clerk. ‘
IapnoTEMEHTS. —It is an old saying- v hat some
evils left to themselves, work their own Pure. The
building of a new tide-walk along the Main St. side
of the Public Sqanre.reminda na of. tha.,.6ccaaional
truth of the saying, at least. - While it ought to have
been done a year ago, we cheerfully snbftbHbe te the
encouraging doctrine —“ It is never too late to mend.”
Since the fit is oh, let ns have a general rejuvenation
of the sidewalks nil over town. i •
Narrow Escape. —On Wednesday last;affine span
cf hersei owned by Mr. P.'C. Hosg,of tijij borough,
took fright near the upper end of Main itreet and
dashed down the street at a terrible puco.*lbey took'
t» the sidewalk at Farr’s Hotel’andjafter Slveral col
lisions with stoops and po;ls, cleared themt„ilyoa from
the wagon in front of Judge White's, an ; plunged
on, still keeping the eldewnlk. Borne roda.l blow they
met and ran over two . children belongiC|' to A. P.
I one, Esq., tenring the little band-cnrriagt, in which
the younger one was riding, into tents, but
strange to-aay inflicting upon neither of*> children
w much aa a scratch. This is one_pf thd p_arrow.esl
escapes from death we ever recorded. , -
An Eerou Corrected. —As a mistaken'idea pre
\iili in some localities in. regard to thowdAonpf Mr.
ir-EKSSET last regular session of the Legislature, on
she bill authorizing the construction of K.
R. from Manchester Mills, cur Marsh SP-i. Crooked
Crcott, to connect with the Corning A .jßlofsburg
road, we publish a certified tbh bi(t
i Supplement to on ect Incorporating th» Jereev gTiore, Tine
Creek, and State Line railroad company. .1 (
P> <t nadfii. dc- That the Jersey Shore; Pinot Creek, and-
State Line railroad ccmpany be, and they artolicreby, au
thorized. when tjliirtnnin Ilrtp shall tjf located. fe Manches
ter. ra the county of Tioga, (third fork of Creek) to
•.oustioct a lirtuch railroad by way of Mar? o<Oreek tuul
Crooked Crock 10 the State Lm® in Tioga,
irsui tl.u privilege of connecting with «ygUroad at
r-pornt oj'i ositc u> Tioga borough. <*. jipy ptyt north of
*ai>l Tifga borough, in Um county -of Tioga-
Sec. 2 Ibat the said company ia also anthar'ced tacon
sTjrr a branch or branches from the, borough of Jersey
.r f ' in Ljc-'-ming county, fo connect with
sTiiFnc railroad, or any other railroad that is, itfvr,cr h*-ro
tsfty b ft contracted in the counties of ned Ly
.vnitfg ) ni'NKY C. JOLX?O*..
Soeeker of the House of Representatives.
- JOHN P. PP^EY,
Speaker of "ip Senate.
Approved the 14th day of April. A. P-> w > -
A. a
Office Secretary of the Cotv^nfrealth,
Hareisecbg, Ad t ISG4.
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PcnnsjJvnoift 85. . 'y ..
I do hereby certify, That the foregomf B#c annexed
i 5 a full, trne and correct copy of the origin CljA :t 'of the
General Assembly, entitled “ l&Jp- ' Act in-
the Jersey Shore, Pino Creek aD-J Spite Lins
mdroft'l company,*’ ns tho some remains on tfcu’jfn this of-
E:f. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto >Rt my hand,
and affixed the seal of the Secretary's day and
■>car übo\e written. W. Hz ARM^^T'KONG*
Dept. Sec'y of tjw Coji^hwoßlth.
This bill was drawn up by Mr. Gacrnfci 1
Dastt Settlement——7ile Coicvcs
tios—Tbc Sabbath School Celebua*! f* —A cor
respondent writing Jo our {iapcr on these topics, says ;
“The Methodist preachers of Troy Df strict, (Eapt
G-cnesce Conference) held their lost mctttsg for the
present conference year, at the Dartfc-JsGtflement
Church, on Tuesday and Wednesday
There was a large attendance both of and
cf people, at the church, on Tuesday afternoon and
evening, and also on Wednesday and the,
time was most interestingly, occupied in t •fi'jh exerci
ses as usually take place at each distrirt‘:mcetingp.
K«v, Mr. Putnam, of JaOkson, gave .an opening ad
orea at 2 o’clock P. M. ; then followe# '(op Reading
cf sermons and essays,'und the criticising of them
the preachers prcsentl Both the .reader* anqftbe
‘•rules contributed to give rest to the evasion, and
\n make it peculiarly profitable. Rev. Brownell
ircachcd a.warm, evangelic discourse in tfc* evening,
vhich was- followed *by short eitempoUvueous ad
dresses from preachers as they were cal«& upon by
President of the convention ; each speaker hav
i3g for hii topics of talk his own religious •
experience, 'the extent of bis studies, tSe? religious
*'ite of his charge, and the state of Sabbath
Schools on his charge, .'This was a very and
iitipreirire pari of the meeting. At about noon on
the Sabbath Schools began become in
1 a Urge processtoqa and with dying barters and
£a gs, from different The 'vas dne
lively character, ,Mr. lerly, of
bLarlcaton, acted as Marshal of the der, in 4 the
train of loaded wagons,' se.t off with rgreeus,
headed by the Wellsboro Brass
10 grove of Mr. J. W. Lent, where t»Mes were in
to receive the refreshments bright by the
xariouß Schools, Addresses weje given if* the grove
JT several of the preachers j . and Übe vast
Uirong— numbering, we should tbink > ove§two thou
perion*—applied themselves to do justice to the
collection of eatables. • Tben; : thcr© was
fpcahng again, and «l?o*Hnrgirrg, and pie Ety of vis-'
jtiE| and chatting, here and there, till assembly
*€lo to separate and break away. It rf.£id to have
,, Hn ibe largest gathering of the kind kpown ip
18 tegiem of the country.” , -i'
—At a meeting of the Pbvticisns and
■-"geo os 0 f (be Cowanesque Valley an# vicinity,"
'‘evened at the house of G.' W. Mattisqf .'•! at Knox.
Pa,, July 16, 1884 ; Ira W. BeUtm(iii3hairtnan>
Albert H. Seely, Secretary. The following! pre
"nble and resolations were adopted r i
The increased rales of gold-and silvei;
c '"ney have caused an unlooked for rfivArr-the pri
's of merchandise and every commodirf of-which
I 'vrspirtakcn; therefore- *trr - - •
* r *d. That we adopt an incrcoss- of 100 per
r.-ii ‘'eddihou to the former rotes for ■ eke practice
p'dttine and surgery. ■ ,
"WM, Tift we recoauaend that 'aMi physicians
Iffra fiajolnirig couoaes^aopTßK>esolntions.
KenoU'ed, That a copy of this preamble and reso
lutions be sent to the Agitator Office for publication.
IRA W. BELLOWS, Chairman
Albert H. Serley, Secretary.
I. W. Bellows, Knoxville, Pa-,
j ;W. B, Rich, “ **
! 1,1 G- W. ilatteaon, “ “
AUett Frazer, - « - - “
D. Mctfaughtoo, Westfield, Pa.,
? E. J. .Brown, * - ‘ **—s. “
,E. M. Benedict, Elkland, Pa.,
W. W. .Wright, . “ **
H. H. Borden, Tioga, Pa.,
* H. C. Bosworth, Osceola, Pa.,
A. H/Seely, Woodhnll, N. Y.,
N. M. Perry, Troupaburg, N. Y.,
Wm. T. Humphrey, 149th Reg*t Pa. Vols*
. Good Books. —Tbe following good Bookr are now
An hand and for sale at Young’s Book Store, and will
/be gent to any address fret o/ pwtage, on receipt of
1 tbe pnee : ‘
Rodlola. A Novel, by author of Adam Bede..sl 50
The Now National Tax Law~olficial Copy-..'
Seed Tho’t.'Doctrine 4: Devotion. Robinson;. 65
Livingston's Travels in South Affrica........... 4 60
Illustrations of Masonry. Preston 100
The Rappers. .A Rap at-Spiritoalists 1 00
Power of Religion. Lindlcy Murray.. 25f
Life of Sam Houston :. : * 1 25’
Memoirs of tbo Empress Catharine II 1 00
Pictures of Comical People 88
Christian Stewardship. Ashworth....;. : _s®
Pox’s Book.of Martyrs.../. 2 25
. Concordance to the Scriptures. Crndeh h 150
Moore’s PoetienJ Works. Blue and G01d...... 450
Scott's Poetical Works. 111u5trated.............. 300
. Sqjuifo Trevlyn’s Heir. A Novel. Mrs. Wood.. 1 00
Among the Pines. A Good Story. Kirk0...'..... 75
My Southera-Pricnds. Kirke. 75
In Wollsboro, on Ihc lOlh irist., by A. S. Brewster,
Esq., Mr. NATHAN H. NILES, to Miss ELIZA
BREWSTER, both of Charleston.
In on Thursday morning, August 4,
LOUISA, youngest daughter of the late Samuel W.
and Anna Morris.
In Delmar, on the 28th nit., of consumption,
MART 8., wife of Lewis Miller, (deceased,) in the
58th year of her age.
At City Point, on the Ist Inst, of malarial fever,
ROBERT C. BALFOUR, son of Alexander and Mary.
Ann Balfour, soldier in the Army of the Potomac,
aged 16 years, and 6 months.
He enlisted April 1, 1864, in 187th Reg’tPn.
Vols., Co. I, Capt. Little. He took part in the battle
of Petersburg, on June 16, and came ont unharmed.
Shortly after, he was attacked with' fever, and placed
in hospital at City Point, where he died. JJ|s father
visited him-severai days before bis death ; but found
him too feeble to speak, and barely able to testify by
signs to the fact of recognition. Robert bad been a
Sunday School pupil in the Episcopal Church before
he went to the war ; and be will be remembered with
sadness by his-young class-mates who regarded him
with He had long desired to enter the
military service, and at last having obtained the con
sent of his parents, to whom he was always fondly
obedient, he went forth and mixed in the great strife.
The young soldier has fought his last battle; but,
being dead, he yet speaketh 1 J- D. R.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
BY virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facial,'Levari
Facial, and Venditioni Exponai, issued ont of
the Court of Common Pleas of Tioga county; Pa.,
to me directedj will be exposed to public sale in the
Court House, in Wellsboro, on Iu)NDAT, tho' 29th
day of August, 1864, at I o’clock in the afternoon', the
following described property, to wit:
A lot of land in Tioga township, bounded north by
C. Pr-Swanrenst fay Av Sr-Tnrner.-sonth- by John,
Dailey, and 'Test by-Tiogh lfnd‘ Bfbasbbrg' rdllroadi
containing f acres, abbot 3 acres improved, one frame
house, andTsomb ffuTf trees iEercbn, To be spld if.
the property of Daniel Webster. -,.-J
OMC A I* !R I B X> .
DIED.
IOG;I : W®TT,Y agitator.
Also—a lot of Jand in. borough of Lawrence
villa described as follows: on 'Main; street ,in 'said
borough, adjoining lota of Sainnel Chapman and M.
Si Baldwin, twenty-six*feet front and'one hundred
feet back on which is creeled one frame building
used as a cabinet, shop and . foundry, which building
does not belong with said lot, and .only, the lot is to
be sold as the property of John R. Smith.
Also—A lot of land in Farmington township,
bounded north and. east by George Hall, south by
Ambrose, Place," and Vest by William price-rcon
l Uining,'l9 dbres, with about 10 acres improved.’: To
be sold as of .Ambrose .Place. . . .
: 'Atso^—Alot of land in Gaines townships bounded
and described as follows r commencing at a hemlock
on Jho ;spijth r west corner of the Davy lot; thence
wert 262 rods ton sugar maple; thence north 181 rods
to a hemlock; thbbc© east 262 rods'toV post, thence
south 181 rods to the place of beginning—containing
280 afcrcs be the same more or less, and part of war
rant No. 1041. „ . - ■
Also —another lot bounded and described as fol
lows: commencing at a .white oak the north-west,
comer of said lot above described; thence east 64*
rods to a post; thchce south 250 rods to a post;
thence west 64 rods to a post; thence north 250 rods
to the place of beginning—containing’ 100 acres,
straight measure; and part of warrant No. 2356. To
be sold as tbe property of Nelson Johnson and Laura
Ett Johnson.
Also—a lot bounded north by lot No, 306, east by
lot No|. 251, south by lot No. 253 and-unseated land,
west by lot No. 254 and land of Samuel Vickers,
being lot No. 305 on tbe map of lands, of Henry H.
Dentin Jackson township and part of warrant No.
3370—containing 105 acres more or less, of which
‘aboutTO acres ore improved, one log house, log bam, •
out buildings and -fruit trees. To bo sold as the.
properly of Rcnben-Updike.. .
Also—a lolofjana in Charleston township, bound
ed north by'Jonas Roach,* cast by Francis Ulemons,
south by Jot No. 9, Deans’ map of warrant No. 4475,.
and John- Bren on, ah dw cst by warrant line No; ,4479 1
and being lot No. 5 of Deans’ map of said warrant—,
containing one hundred and eleven acres and 135*
perches, with 25 acres improved, and a few fruit trees,
.an old jog house or shanty thereon. To bo sold as
the property of Petpr Burns.
Al&o—a lot of land in Dclmar township, bounded
north by highway, cast by Meekham, south'by
Samuel Dickin9on, and west by -Charles Goodrow—
containing about 30'acres, about 15 acres Improved,
frame house, log bam, and apple orchard thereon. To.
be sold as the property of Harmon Dawson.
Also— a lot of land in Delmar township, bounded
north by Anna E. Valsing, east by Frederick-Moyer,
south by Walter Valsing, and Wm. Dibble, and jreat
by George Valsing—containing about 60 acres, afbqut
40 acres improved, two frame bams and an apple or
chard thereon.
Also— another, lot in Dclmar township, bounded
north by Wallet Valsing, cast by Harvey Smith and.'
Nahum Jackson, south by James English, and west,
by Wm. Allen and Wm. Dibble—containing about7s
aCres, about 25 acres improved, log bouse, milk bouse,
< and apple orchard thereon. .To be sold as the prop
erty .of Walter Valsing. ' >
AtBoA-ihe following lots of land in Tioga County,
originally granted in the warrantee name of James
Wilson, one lot known as No. 4488—containing 999
acres of land with allowance of six per cent.
Also— another lot known, as No. 4485—containing
999 acres of land with the allowance of six per -cent,
be.the same "more or leas, and being the same two
tracts which with others were conveyed to Wm. E.
Dodge byHenry H. Scheiffelin and Richard X.
Scheiffelin, executors and trustees, of ibe estate of
Jacob Scheiffelin, dec’d.
Also— all those other two lots or parcels of land
known as lots No. 1 and No. 2 on map made August
2?d;i840, bytErastus'p. Deane, surveyor of warrant
No. 4480, siiuated in the townships of Charleston and
Richmond—containing .together two" hundred and
twenty-seven acres or thereabouts, and bounded as
follows : commencing at a post on the north easterly
cornerof said warrant 4480; thence sooth 89 degrees,
east 329 perches, ten links to a post on the north
easterly corner of said warrant; thence south 1 deg."
vest 111 perches seven licks to spost; thence north
88| deg. west 329 perches ten links to a post; thene'e'
north 1 deg. east 108 perchos eight links to the place
of beginning, be the same more or less, being the
same, premises conveyed to Wm, E. Dodge by Alex*
ander Graves and wife by deed, 1 dated June 21, 1843...
Also —two crther lots or parcels of land known ns
lot No. SandNol 4 on a map made by E- Ih
Aug.-22, 1840, of warrant' No. 4480,.titoated dir.the
townships of Charleston and Richmond aforesaid,'
bounded as follows; beginning at a post’ lil porches
and seven links-from-lhe north easterly cornerof said
warrant No. 4480, south 1 deg. west 102 perches eight
links t<ra~post; thence north 88i deg. west 330-per
ches to a post;- thence-north one a&st 102 per
cbes eight links to a-post; thence aouth-BSi deg, east
330 perches to the place-of beginning—containing
together 2)2 acres, be the same more or leas, being
the same premises conveyed to Wm. B. Dodge byWm.
Blajr au4 wife by dspd dated ABguat 4th, 1848, ipj
provenients.on the whole of the apove described pro
perty as follows; 55 acres improved, six dwelling
houses, ope steam saw mill, two frame barns and a
few Fruit trees thereon, excepting put of warrant No.
4488, fifty acres sold to Joseph Brown, 50 acres to
Hawley, and 100 acres to John Jurson.
Also— all that certain farm or tract of land situated
in Kichmond township, county and State aforesaid,
beginning at a fallen white oak ; thence by Bingham
lands south 14 deg. east 199.8 perches to a post;
thepep aoflth-T44 deg, 3lJ.fi perches to a post:
thence north 17J degrees west 2094 perches by land
of Daniel Shorwopd to & heap of stones; thence
north 75| degrees east 3|4,5 perches by land of John
0. Stearns to the oak the place of boginning«i—coh
taining 407, acres and 43 perches, excepting and re
serving out of the’ north west corner of said'lot 14
acres now in the possession ef Israel Mann, about 150
acres improved, two dwelling houses, two bams, one
blacksmith shop, one store and an apple orchard
thereon. * *
Also —another lot in tho township of Jackson,
bounded north by Wm, S. Ingles, east by Whiting
Gifford and A. G. Garrison, south by highway, A. G.
Garrison, Nathaniel Smith, Panl Smith and the Mil
lertown road, and west by Isaac Searles—eontaining
83 acres, with allowances, excepting one lot contain
ing § of an acre conveyed to tho Methodist Chnrch,
about i acre sold to Amos Corzatt, and i of an acre
appropriated for a school house about 80 acres im
proved, one tavern bouse and barn, throe frame stores,
pne dwelHng bopse ppd three framo barns and an
apple orchard and sogie other outbuildings thereon.
lot in Jackson township, bounded
north by L. B. Stives, by William Mclntyre,
pouth by the estate of Solomon Smith* soo*3, Wm.
J,ovc.and Slope, and west by land ’the eitatc
pf Albert Bhive-nrcontaiping abtfut 100 aoros im
proved land, one frame dwelling house, two frame
barns, a corn house, some other out buildings and a
large apple orchard thereon.
Also —another lot in said township, bounded north
by the estate of Charles and Thomas Horton, cast by
land belonging to the estate of John Shives and Wm.
Love, south by land belonging to David,Crumb and
Hiram Cook, and west by David Crumb and Thomas
Hortoßrreontainipg about fifty acres, all improved,
to bo sold ‘Os the property ef Wm. B. Eyes, Benj
Wells, 0. B, Wells, Warren Wells, Lewis Daggett and
SethrDaggett.
Also —a lot of land in Middlchnry township,
hounded north by H. H. Potter, east by Archibald
Hailett, south and west by L. I. Nichols—contain
ing about 62 acres with the usual allowance of six
per cent for roads Ac.,' about 20 acres l improved, two
frame houses, pne frame barn, an apple orchard and
other fruit trees thereon. To be sold as the property
p. C. gfn4%-
Also —a lot of land in Covington township, bound
ed north by Orrin W. Taylor and George Clemmons,
east by George Clemmons and Richard Videan, south
by Richard Videan, and west by Alanson Clemmons,
Lucy Butler and G. M. Butler—containing about 136
acres,l2s acres imp’d, frame house, frame barn, an old
saw mill, good mill site and some fruit trees thereon.
To be sold as the property of Richard Videan, Jr., R.
A. Drake the other defendant being in the service,of
the U. S. as a soldier.
Also —a Jot of laud jn Charleston tdwnship, begin
ning at apost and stones the south east corner of lot
in possession of Jessie Bryant and being the north
west corner .thereof; thence east one hundred and
thirty'and ffve-tenthj rods to a post corner, being the
north east corner thereof; thence south one hundred
and six and Tour-tenths rods to a hemlock the south
east corner thereof;-thence west one humped and
thirty and-flve-tpnths rods ta a bemloek the south
west corner thereof; thence north one hundred and
six and four-tenths rods to the place, of beginning
containing 86 acres and } of an acre, being part of
warrant No. 1579,'Hews A Fisher, warrantee. To be
sold as the property of Lewis Smith,
H. STOWELL, Jr., Sheriff,
Sheriff’a Office, Welleboro, August 10, 1864.
Notice to Bridge Builders,
SEALED proposals will. be. received-at the Com
miasjoffers’.Ggcc in Wcipboro, to let the building
qf the bridge across Tioga River,at the.month of Elk'
Run, Covington -township, until Friday, Ist week of
Court. ~ . V r ,,- . 7
Wfllshpro, Augbd 18 W. . . - ~v : .
THE PEOPLE’S STORE
IN CORNING, N. ¥.
J. M. SM I TII,
Having associated with him N. E.'WAITE, who
haabeen.employed for. tbe lost nine'years in
tk® tore > * n /the capacity of Salesman, the business
will be continued nnder the name and firm of
MJT.U & WAITE v.
AT THE
N E W .STORE,
OPPOSITE THE
Dickinson House,
and will be conducted as heretofore on the' principle
ONE PRICE AND READY PAY.
Ten years experience in tbe former, and from two.
to threp, years in ,tho latter (daring which time our
business has more than bos fully demon
strated the wisdom of this course. We are now re
ceiving _ *
Direct froar Hew Torh,
a fresh flupplyjof
- SPRING GOODS,
selected with especial reference to the wants ‘of the
people of this vicinity. The Stock'will consist of.
STAPLE & FAKOY PUT GOOES,
among which are - - - •
BROWN AND BLEACHED SHIRTINGS, TICKS,
STRIPES, DENIMS, CHECKS, PRINTS,
FLANNELS,, GINGHAMS,
CHAMBRATS,
DeLAINES, ALPACCAS,
SCOTCH PLAIDS, and a great variety
of DRESS GOODS. Also, SHAWLS, & LA
,DIES’ CLOAKINGS, CLOTHS & CASSIMEUES,
by tho yaid.or made op to order.
KENTUCKY JEANS, COTTONADES,. LINENS’,
and a general assortment of Goods for
MEH’S MD BOY’S WEAR.
We alee keep a general sleek of .
BOOTS & SHOES,
,FAMILY GROCERIES,
' ; YANKEE NOTIONS,
PALM LEAP HATS,
SUN UMBRELLAS, Ac.
We shall endeavor to hoop onr Stock aa complete
as possible, by the ;
Continual Addition
of such articles In onr line as the wants of onr custo
mers-
SEEM TO REQUIRE.
Oar facilities for purchasing Goods ;
ARC UNSURPASSED,
and while we do not pretend to sell Goods
LESS THAN COST,
yet we are willing to sell them at a
SMALIJ PROFIT,
and it will be our aim by -
FAIR DEALING,
to merit a share of public patronage.
We are very thankful for the liberal and constantly
.. INCREASING PATRONAGE;
bestowed upon us, and hope to merit Us continuance
and increase. Customers from
TIOGA COUNTY
and vicinity are cordially invited-to call and examine
Goods and Prices. 11 SMITH k WATTE.
Corning, March 30,1864.
United States 10-40 Bonds.
THESE BONDS are Issued; under the act of Con
gress of March Bth,-1864, which that nil
bonds issued lender this act shall be EXEMPT FROM
TAXATION by or under any State or municipal* au
thority. Subscriptions to these bonds are received in
United States notes or noterof National Banks. They
are TO BE REDEEMED IN COIN, at the pleasure
of the Government, at-any period jioJ Utt than teniuxr
more than forty years from-iheir date, and until their
redemption FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST WILL
BE PAID ‘IN COIN, on bonds of not over one hun
dred dollars annually, and on all other bonds semi
annually. The interest is payable ea Ibe first days of
March end September In each year.
Subscribers will receive either registered ojr coupon
bonds, oathey may prefer. Registered bonds are re
corded on.tbe booka of IboUnUcd States Treasurer,
and can he transferred only on the owner's order.—
Coupon bonds are payable to bearer, and are more
convenient for commercial uses.
Subscribers to this loan will have the option of ha
ving their bonds draw interest from March Ist, by
paying the accrued interest in coin—(or in TT. States
notes*, or. the notes of National Banks, adding fifty
percent for premium,) or receive them drawing inte
rest from the date subscription and deposit. As
these bonds are
Exempt from Municipal, or State Taxation,
tbeir value is increased from one to three per cent
per annum, according to the rate of tax levies in va
rious ports of the country. ‘ ]"
At the present rate of premium on gold they pay
OVER EIGHT PER CENT. INTEREST
in currency. and aro of equal convenience as a perma
nent; or temporal? investment.
It is believed that no securities offer so great in
ducements o lenders as the various descriptions of IT.
States bom s.. In all other forms of indebtedness, the
faith or Ability of private parties,- or stock companies,
or* separate communities only, is pledged for payment,
while for the debts of tho United States the whole
property of the country is holdcn to secure the pay
ment of both principal and interest in coin.
These Bonds maybe subscribed for in sums from
$5O hp to any magnitude; on the same terms, and are
thus made equally available to tbesmallest'lender and
tha largest capitalist.- They can be converted into
money at any moment, and the bolder -will have the
benefit of the interest. '
.It may ho useful to state in this connectionrthat the
total Funded Debt of the United States on which in
terest is payablo'in gold, on the 3d day of March,
1864, was $768,965,000. The interest-on this debt for
the coming fiscal, year will be $45 937*126, while tbe
customs revenue in gold for the current fiscal year,
ending June 30th, 1864, has been so far at the rate o
over $100,000,000 per annum.
It will be seen that even the present gold revenues
of tbe Government are large); in excess of the wants,
of tbe Treasury fop the payment of 'gold interest,
while tho recent increase, of the tariff jvill doubtless
raise the annual receipts from customs on the same
amount of importations, to $150,000,000. I h
Instructions to the National Banks acting' as loan
'agents'were not issued from tbe United'States Trea
sury until March 26, but in the first three weeks of
April the subscriptions averaged more than TEN
MILLIONS A WEEK. - ’ -• ••' ■ ‘ ‘ '
all'
NATIONAL BANKS
which ore depositaries of Public money, and all
Respectable banks and rankers .
throughout the country, (acting as agents of the Na
tional Depositary Ranks), will .furnish further infor
mation on application and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY t;0 SUBSCRIBERS.
May 18, 1864-3 mos.
At>3llN ISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
LETTERS of administration baring-been granted
to the subscriber on the estate of. Amos Warri
ner,"lat£Tof DeTmar/deVd,‘notice is hereby given to
those to make immediate payment, and those haring
claims to present thorn properly authonticatediar set
tlement to dan OSBORN, Adm!r.
. Sljony Forkj July 13,1864-« t» •
AKOTHEB HEW STOCK
03?
SPRING GOODS
AT
FERINE & CO’S!
THE attention of the public is hereby called to
tbe largest and best assortment of
SPIES AN2) SUMMER DRY GOODS
fever offered .in .this market The faithful patronage
which wo have received daring the past year from the
trading community of this section, has stimulated us
to put forth onr beet efforts to please, and having se
lected our present [ •>.
Mammoth Stock
With great care and particular attention to the known
wants and tastes of our customers, we have no hesi
tation in saying, that we can offer them a
BARE OPPORTUNITY! •
Of supplying themselves with Goods for the -coming
season.
Each department is full to overflowing with its re
spective stock, and as heretofore we can and shall
sell them at prices which will bid defiance to compe
tition.
Call and examiqe for yourselves, and we are con
fident that the most fastidious taste cannot fail in bo
lug gratified. • - ■
Especially would we call the attention of our Lady
customers to onr • |
STOCK OF
im mmmm
Which it is needless to say is larger than ever, em
bracing all the styles of the season.
• *
Rich Black, Broiou, Blue <L~ Raney Dree* Silks!
Plain and Figured Wool DeXaines, *
Black‘and White Checks, ' ~ '
Mozambique?,
Foils do-Cheeves,
Alpaccas of every description,
Figured DeLaines,
Mourning Goods,
Challies, i
In short, it is unnecessary to ennmaratd farther, as
the Ladies well know always have the best
assortment of Dress GoodA
- FRESH AMERICAN PRINTS!
This department is replete with the In at qualities
and best assortment of all the leading pri nts, and are
selling at the - . .
CHEAPEST PRICES,
> Domestics!
No other Store can compete with as In this Hoe of
Goods. It consists in part of
Brown Sheetings in all grades and widths,
Tickings, Stripe Shirtings, Check Shirtings, Den
ims, and all the best makes, and at no advance in
price.
Carpet Department!
NEW SPRING STYLES!
Those jn need of a Now Carpet, trill find it to their
advantage to inspect our large and varied assortment
before, going elsewhere, as we cannot fail in suiting
them both in price and quality. Brussels, Ingrain,
Hemp, Mattings of all kinds. Oil Cloths. In fact,
everything in the Carpet Line.
WALL & WINDOW PAPER!
Who wants to purchase these goods at prices that
will defy competition ? You who do must sot fail to
call and see the
GREAT VARIETY
now offered, consisting of new patterns.
RICH GOLD LEAF,
SATIN PAPER,
- IMITATION SATIN,
COMMON PAPER,
GOLD BORDERED WINDOW SHADES,
PAINTED “ “
PRINTED
PLAIN 1 “
BOOTS & SHOES.
This Department is overflowing. No other concern
can show so handsome and varied a stock. Every
one will And it greatly to their advantage to
•
PURCHASE OF US.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
' ' SPRIX6~ (£■' S VMMER STYLES ! '
A large; and varied assortment in.this line, incla--
ding Gents' Black Frock and Business Coats, Satin,
Satin and Cloth Vests, Black, Doe Skin and
Fancy' Cassimere Pants, Boys' Clothing. Wo also
have an extensive stock of
CLOTHS & CASSIMERES!
IN SHORT,
- O U£-. W B ax. J 3. .S T 0 CK
is complete and fall in its every department, and with
thanks for past patronage we will endeavor so to
eonduqt onr business, as to merit the future confi
dence of'all.
FERINE & CO.
AKSffiJISiM.
DYSPEPSIA.
AND
DISEASES RESULTING FROM
DISORDERS OP THE LIVER
AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS
ARE CURED BY
HOOFLAND’S
GERMAN BITTERS,
Tire Great Strengthening
TONIC,
These Bitters hare performed mere Cures 1
HATE AND TfO SITE BETTER SATISFACTION
HATE MOKE TESTIMONY!
HATE MORE RESPECTABLE PEOPLE TO
TOUCH FOR THEM?
Than any other article in the market.
We. defy any On. to contradict this Assertion,
AND WILL PAT 91000
To any ono that will prodnce a Certificate published
by ns that is not GEauiss.
EOOFLAJW’S GERMAN [ BITTERS
WILL CUBE EVERY CASE OP
Chronic or Herrons Debility, Dis
ease or the Kidneys, and Disea
ses arising from a Disordered
Stomach* .
OBSERVE TKE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
Resulting from Disorders of the Digestive
Organs :
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness* or Blood to the Head
Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust
for Pood, Fulness or Weight in the Stomach
Sour Eructations, Sinking or Flutter*
tering at the Pit of the Stomach,
Swinuningof the Head,Hux-
Hurried and Difficult
Breathing, Flutter- ,
ingattfae Heart;
> Choking or
Suffocating Sen
sations when in a lying
posture,-Dimness of
Tlslon, Dots or
|. Webs bo-
I fore the Sight,
Perec-and Dull Pain
v Pain in the Head, De
ficiency of Perspiration, Yel
' lowness of the Skin and Eyes, pain
in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs. 4c., Sud
den Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Con
stant Imaginations of Evil, and great Depression of Spirits.
REMEMBER
THAT THESE BITTERS ARE
IfOT ALCOHOLIC,
CONTAIN NO RUM OR WHISKEY,
AND CAN'T MAKE DRUNKARDS,
B UT IS
THE BEST TONIC,
IN TH|E WORLD.
t&'EEAD Wko si
From the Rev. Levi. O. Beck, Pastor of tho Baptist Church
Pemberton, N. J., formerly of the North Baptist Church
Philadelphia. * * * * I have known
HoofianeTs German Bitters favorably for a number of years
I have used them in my own Jamily, and have been so
pleased with their efleets that I was induced to recommend
them to many others, and know that they have operated in
strikingly beneficial manner. I take great pleasure in
thus publicly proclaiming this fact, and calling the attention
of those afflicted with the diseases for which they are recom
mended, to these Bitters, knowing from experience that my
recommendation will be sustained. Ido this more cheer
fully as Hoofland’s Bitters is intended to benefit she afflicted,
and is *• not a rum drinkYour# trnly, *
LEVI a. BECK.
From Rev. J. Newton Rrowa,D. JX. Edltor of the Encyclo
pedia of Religions Knowledge,
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Patent Med
i clues in general, thrthgh distrust of their ingredients and
effects, I jet know of no sufficient reasons whv a man mas
not testify to the benefits he believes himself to have re
ceived from any simple preparation, in the hope that he mas
thus contribute to the benefit of others. J
I do this the more readily in regard to Hooflauds German
Bitters, prepared by Dr.C. M. Jackson, of this city, because
I was prejudiced against them for many years, under the
impression that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture I
am indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq for the
removal of this prejudice by proper tests, and for’ enconr
agement to try them, when suffering from great and lone
continued debility. The use of three bottles of these Bit
tors, at the beginning of the present year, was followed
by evident relief, and restoration to a degree of bodilv and
mental vigor which I had not felt for six months before, and
had almost despaired of regaining. I therefore thank God
and my friend for directing mo to the use of them
PniLAOELPins, Jusn 20,1861. J. NEWTON BROWN.
From the Rev. Jos. H, Kennard, Pastor of the 10th Ban
tist Church.
Pr. Jackson Dear Sir:—l have been frequently request
ed to connect my, name with commendations of different
kinds ol medicines but regarding the practice as ont of my
appropriate sphere; 1 have in all cases declined; but with a
clear proof in various Instsnces,and particularly in my fam
ily, of the usefulness of Dr. Iloofland's Gorman Ritters, I
depart for once from my usual course, to express my full
conviction that, for general debility of the system and espe
cully for Liver Complaint, it is a safe and valuable prepara
tion. In somo cases it may fail; but usually,! doubt not,
it will be very beneficial to those who suffer from the above
cause. Tours, very respectfully, J. H. KENNARD,
Eighth below Coatee Street, Philadelphia.
From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor of the Baptist Church,
Germantown, Penn.
Dr. C. M. Jackson; —Dear Sir Personal experience ena
bles me to say that I regard the German Bitters prepared by
yon as a most excellent medicine. In cases of severe cold
and general debility I have been greatly benefittdd by the
ns© ol the Bitters, and dor.bt not they will produce similar
effects on others. Yours, Unly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Pa.
From Rot. J. H. Tomas Pastor of Hcddlng M. E. Chorcb,
Philadelphia.
Dr. JackecnDear Sir Having need your German Bit
ters In my family frequently, lam prepared to say that it
has been of great service. I believe that In most cases of
general debility of the system it la the safest and most ral
uable remedy of which 1 bare any knowledge.
Yours, respectfully, J. h. TURNER.
No. 726 N; Nineteenth Street.
Promtheßev.J.M. Lyons,formerly Pastor of the Colum
' bus (N. J.) and MUeatown (Pa.) Baptist Churches.
„ New Rochelle, N. T.
Dr. C. M. Jackson; —Dear Sir; —I feel it a pleasure thus,
of my own accord, to bear testimony to the excellence of tbs
German Bitters. Some years since being much afflicted with
Dyspepsia, I used them with very beneficial Teiults. I hare
often recommended them to persons enfeebled by that tor
menting disease, and faaro beard from them the most flat
tering testimonials as to their great value. In cases of gen«
eral debility, I believe it to be a tonic that cannot bo sur-
P a ”' a - J. M. LYONS.
PRICES.
Largo Sire (holding nearly doable quantity,) •
. SI 00 per Bottle—half dor. $5 OO
.Small. cents per Bottle—half dor. $4 00
BEWARE OP COUNTERFEITS;
See that the Signature of “C. HI.
JACKSON” Is on Ihe WRAP.
PER of each Bottle.
Should your nearest druggist not here the article, do not
bo put off by any Of the intoxicating preparations that may
bo offered In its place, but send to ue, end we will forward,
securely packed by express. *
Principal Office S^HXannfhctory,
NO. 631 ARCH STREET.
JONES & EVANS.
(Successors to C. SI. JACKSON 4 C 0.,)
Proprietors.
. SALE by Druggists and Dealers In every town
In the United States.
Jan. 6,18 M. [Sept. 9, 1883-jly.]
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