THE POTTER COUNTY .101:11.N.A L 1 rt,---- - - 27, r'' , " -45d1 : A.
.I.7ns i l Pfi r ysicial wria'n-gl
I. . ; from :Newf.tae, :Nen' "York itpeaking:-of the;
!beneficial etTc.cts - resu l lting Aoin the' use •of
"Brown's Bronchial Tr,oches,l says: 'Oblige
dimP .
me by sending a ..e moreiof your ...'Bron-'
1 ebial Troeil,es,'' ericlosing biR. For allevi
ating that berrid irritation only felt by those;
who hire'i suffered from hiny Bronchial;
iAffection, end for hoarseness and sore throat
I too, I am free to confess, (though I am an M.
1 . ..,
D.) they answer all yon claim tor their). I I
would beg ;you to.leel that I am one of the
last men in the prbfessior, to puff a nostrum,
- - 1 . - _
u , but I feel tam but doing you justice to as
iga,We issue Circulars with cue Jocri:siti.;
sert
wii, j a l ht i ve2 , .
for the:
is
Veteran 'Atm: - Corps now , bei g . ' be Bur to' To at oid disappointment I
obtain the ocsr rice 4 -Brown's l
organized under the 6 ape: vision of th'e brave t r , , ..` ,6. , ~6f
1 proncami il rOCler..:'
Hancock. ,
1 - -V: t t-S; - ' 4 '.i.h follon ' -ing -'-
is the list of Dra l ftedi
Biler-By virtue of the Canstitution of - Deis- - ; men for this counly,i so far as see have been'
ware, Governor Saulsbury, President of the l o w, to nr4eure their names : 1
Senate, bee- , Gore- - -of the State for the' !Jackson -Tackson-r -' Frank !Biala, Mamas J. Flynn.
lanex-' .7 Shannon. I PiL. - ---D ur Yotings, Nathan Cobb, Wm.
-..-------- ; Ansley. ;
_ - , • atimate, and Wed - - 1 Hai-rso --Alfred F. Dodge, Joseph Ansel.
, nesday• ....ispatci, confirms the in i Russell L.Purnside, Hiram Hunter, Chauncey
'timation. that Sheridan is advancing down ' Cornish, deo. H. Smith. James Kibbe, Sarril
lhe Shenandoah Valley at the head of two of 'i i
etcalf, Hram Warren, Thos. J. Kibbe.
the finest cavalry divisions in the service.! i H I - ' ertor--tFrank Hand, Charles Baz , , .1 i r,enry
- - - ' 1 Hirley, WM. 'Finley, James Blackman, Robt.
Nephew, Prancis Lik. W. Strang,- John Carey,
Thos. J. S 6 ,'
rdam. , 1.. r
Eu/a/ia---I 2 =natz Griessal,S£3llll. Thompson.
• 1 Sa-,dril--Syrenus Jones, Dunham Ross, 1
•SYvillan Poss., Thompson Harrington, Wm.!
:Snyder.Cernan IVanhorn, Absom, I
.; / i
Jasper Ne l son. Alex. Nelson, David Anthony-Snyder.
i l Sif!rania—E Cli Austin, G. W: 31.. lleiszer,
;llra .Baskin, ElriY Haskin, Charles Haskin,
, Pardon Flaskin,-,Benj. Boothe, Wesley Rees,
James 17.2e5. C. 0. Rees, John M. Rees. Ira ,
!Holliday. E. :di Harding, John Vannater,‘
Edward Giltispit, James Gillispie. 1 1 ,
Krating--Ebenezer Whitney,Elezer Dingee,
I Rou.',l--Wm.l:S. Brine, Michael Snllivan .1,
: John Thompioo,, Michael Weimer,' Richard :
'Morey. Isaac Lvinon. ,
J/orniv—Chas l . Knickerbocker, George Ros
.: Biter, John Talbert, Harrison Leonard, N. T.
;Dingman, Auitistus Quick,; Linos i Evans,!;
' : John Booth'. i '
Summit.--Frak;l: Phelps, Kilbourne Nelson,
Elimry Root, Ja.4 Raskin.
S..i.irrei—Phia;e r a: gc In tosh.Wa rren Skelton, ;
Sherman Nanlel..; Edwin SI Horn.
el , rrit—Tec.e2 'Morey, Chauncey Staysa, 1,
C,Julies . ''''
Jonathan Greet••l - .. C. .Ma,ti, :. I
ila,rott—Syivit-$ ter Greenman. \Vii. D.e,yn-!'
olds. Ede •n ililli-illeck. Franklin Freeman,
Smith P. Fineli..Petc:r Green-Leander Still-
'con. James ..I.'Gieeriman, William Fox, Levi;
Snider. Patrick khannon, Paul Witter, Jobb I
Miller; Itorlolp - rms Wells, Eugene M. Scoville, 1
Orrin Il,iker. Ginirles W. Goram, 11.. Green. I
0 , .::-..v,•c--Charles Kelts, Neal} Nelson, I
David : - : ,, scour 1.:1-tnan Sherwood. John Wil- I
i
t cox. Noah Armstrong, :_ , ..b.istian B. Bacon,
William Rowln - ; Norman Back, Robert H.
Smith Aii i elina . Craue. William L. Lockwood,
4, 0.
Wall iv , l'sz•-ai , -hr John Mill , -
! F-.',..:;iii,a.., Wai:6--Williantl Hyde, Nelson
Fluent.....c‘j
Cimdersport, Wednesday Eccumg. lax. '8,1265
Local and General.
imll.See New Adv_ertis.ements
loa,„Coninaissioner Robt Rawley, and Sur.
geon T. F. Duncan, of this District, are among 1
those who were drafted in the recent draft.
IM.No news from Sherman for somedays
past. But, as the Rebel papers.say nothing
about him and do not report his being taken,
killed, gobbled, or squelched, "we judge that,
it is all right thus far. I •
•
llS—The 13orough; Statement for the rear
ending March 6, 1865, informs us that the
expenses of the past year were $.238 46, and
the receipts for the same time were $44(1 I T;
tvbile.the total amount of orders outstanding
at the prexent date is only $l7 66.
MONTHLY FOR 1
..klAltCH.—We
have received from the publishers,'Messrs.
Ticknor & Fields ; Boston, this standard Mag
azine for March. As usual it is full to over
flowing, with sound literature.. We commend
this work to our readers—price $4 per win=
na'List of Letters remaining in the Post-
Office atyoudersport, Mare 1, 1865 :
Lucy ckford, Mary E. Blakeman. Jacob
Francher, 0. nod 3. Hamilton, J. S. and 3.5.0.
Hamilton, I Isaac S. Hamilton, E. B. Hart.
P. M. Lane, 2, Reuben Nicholas. 11. 11.11.,:1,!?r,
M. H. Sales, Valentin Schofield. .1.1. Smith,
E. A. Wallace, Weslev hit), Aihert Wood.
(or Ward) JNO. S. MANS. P. M.
gi'it has been decided by the Supreme
Court of this State that the seller of real
estate must pati• for tlie stamp on the deed
because he is required to affix it to the deed.
This is a matter of considerable importance,
ai the cost of stamps's one dollar upon tach
one thousand dollars of the price, and where
heavy sales are made, the stamp is a consid 7
erable item. Hereafter the prudent ,mnn
kill ,agree to sell his property for so much.
"and the cost of the stami;s, 4 •
tarlionioride in a Gunib?i..l7 S a Lu-n.—This
afternoon, a quarrel spran: uri in Fishers
Saloon. Cu Jay street: in this place, between
W. C. Harness and Wm. `,13-?rs, which -e
in the immediate death of z`.:e !fl:“ .7. The
parties were heated at a gamin, t.ll‘ie
the difficulty arose. llunass struen:
with his fist,and Myers caught up n tumbl , .r
to throw at Ha:miss, whoa the ;Litter toot a
stick and inflicted the fatal blow. The o:d
story--li%nor, cards, andlmur,le7. A heari:l,7,
of the case was held before .lilstiee
who committed flarnass for lie
yen Republican. 1'
tar Tau/, the APostie .iyeaksl . of Luke
the "beldved plusician;" and fen- ende.lt
themselves to us more tibin th 9?: ., who :i!.—
"ministering angcls,". bring us the b. ; di ll .,
balm in sickness. So it is wits sacd;cir c_
that cure; though we never see 111 , _ ,
we get a feeling of 'regard for
them. How many hare rca.c•:: 1.•!,
Ayer for bis invaluable 7,:uedir:=.
and yet so effectual: i 11 Irtt. public
tors better deserve esteetn th Ir.• tits ;ri:
rescue the body from , breas:- prematuTt
decay?—Portsmouth . (N. 11.1
Ste'it will be .seen by a n..)1.1 , :e . i'rernte
Provost Marshal in our advertl , in_r c••;uin:) , .
that every drafted •—mho. af:er
been drafted. enlists 'els , where is a deserter
from the draft. ,He must be herd Rua cred
ited here, and if bounty from
another locality, the eniistwent is and
the bounty fraudulently obtained. Clur citi
zens should keep track of all men who „7, - ,
away to enlist, beciuse; we should have the
credit. If they are allowed to .he credited
elsewhere, we must make up the deficiency.
lit
us,,,The flow of goad into the• Treasnry
through the Cus om 1:107.F.t. evidently is ; net
to be . .stopped y croaking, or dammed by
warfare on the Governimeut credit. or the;
'commerce of the country. The amount of
revenue from customs in Jammu `vas.
.460,576.50. This is the most unfavoraide
month in the year, for reasons connecter'
with the weather and the conrea of trade.
Yet, even at that rate of itithts of gold. more
than sufficient provision is made for the in,
.terest on the gold-bearing bonds of the
•Uniied States.
MS„,The Erie railroad managers for6zeeing
the impossilailit3, - of securing wood for their
locomuires,' hare wisely gone into 31r:Nean
county and bought coal lands. They' have
bought the charter of the Buffalo and Plits
burg,Ttailroad company, and hare daring- the
past year finished that portion of it extend
ing-from Carrolton station: on their road. 'to
Bradford, McKean county, Pa., and .arr• now
bringing to completion two short branches
from that point up'the east and west bravehes
of the Tunungs - ant creek into the heart of
it
th "coal fields of McKean county, and haVe
co meneed mining coal on some of their
lan's.
ler The -Ninth National Banl: of the. Cit y of
Few York—Joseph 17. Orris. Presidet es
been one of the most enterprising and suc
cessful agents fir the.Tariotts Government
loans. Over'fift3- millions hare been placed
'in the hnnds of the people through its agency
nine months, and it now advertises to
furnish the 7-30 Notes, by erpress, free' of
charge, in all parts of the country. its object
is patriotic, and the high replitation of c its
ffi
ocers, as well as its capital of a million pi
lars: is a sure guarantee that the 7-30 s sub
scribed for through its agency will be
promptly. forwarded. •
.
jar Tennesev—The Constitutional Election
was held in this State on the 22d ult., and a
vote of over Twenty Thousatid cast for purg
ilng the State of Human Bondage. Governor
Andrew Johnson on the 27th proclaimed the
amendment duly ador;ted and henceforth a
.part of the Constitution. He adds : '
"A new era dawns on the pe l ople of Ten
messes. By their solemn act the shackles are
struck from the limbs of more than two hun
dred and seventy-sre thousand slaves. The
whole social system is on o the
"asis of honest industry and perst , nai wort:).
IntOligent e ,, terp - is:3 and free tabor are alone
wanted to clothe the State will: a richnesS
an d ht-autvscrpassed by none of a t , : sisters.'
orl':'.. - 1• OF PnorosT MAnsa...kt.)
IS:h Per.nul - ranit,
- I:;:amsly'r!. I' C!l7n:-Tr 27, 15:55. j
of eafle , i iq the
enlist aft;:,rl' are drafted,
frn:n .fy
drnit, anti
ns-t varol;alent places,
malt( boon
! ties - ono:I ttlf!ir eali -, froc,nt -or not.
1. W lL BL AIR,
DjEt• Pend it.
Whisker Whiskers VI
150 V ,, 11 Whiskers; or Moustaches . ? OUT
C;reeiln Qon.p.re.n , l sv I!, force them to grow oa
lie o!! •-s , chit/, or hair on 4:141
Price„Fsl.o4. Sent by
•rcr-ei.rq, of
1 . \VA itN Lt. CO.,
DM
EOM
imam
C1,7•1 7 ,33R,iVrED COFFEE.
branda,
P.II)i\VIN LNG'S
MI
INIMIN
'..l:l7O:llD[tE
ret.:ll.icc it:l do know, good goods
RE
.11:
cL ire tbis—"sold everywhere"—
,
i. 3 Vt.riy 3).0.••,.1 tear.) '
Now, I c..n s.:fely: s:f.'y. with , nt nay hesitation.
There's 1:r1:::: like --.IIIOWNING':. = .3 EXI2ELtiI
, OP, - in this thllighteneti nation.
chemiztts.have not found a Coffee from
any store,;'
I.' , 2ssessinz the same ingredients as
ing's ExeL;lsil3r."
Nor is tht-re any in or cut of the Coffee
trade. ' I •
Who izn.3ws the i artleles from which- "Brown-
Exce!sior - is made.
I'm told it's Iron, bArley, rye, wheat,
beans. and peas;
Name a jhOusand other things—b 4 the
Itltf OFr; if you please_''
But with tih:,Cotree 7 men v, not. hold con
,
• teatims
. For the many, many things they say—too
numerous too mention.
• Whilst they're forage-I in running round
from store to store
To learn the current wholesale price of
•:Browniag's E - xcelsior." '
Souse who kmfor ;my Coffee gives perfect sat
is ,
I •
Rave termed a Plan by which they hope to
cause a quick: reaction.
The nase—'tis with a fov; no doubt 'twill be
with more—
To name their Coffee lifter mine, (BROWN
;
1 - NG'S) EXCELSIOR."
Some say theit'S the -only brand that will
stand a ready test.
Now 'try 'n littlelof them ali—see which you
like the'best. •
Three years Inive passed away since I first
sold a store: 1
`Never, have I ia your paper advertised before :
, Nor would I now, or ever consent to publish
more,
If Eke some used by "everybody." "soli,
everywhere." in "every store."
A. trade like this.' do-not wish ; the orders I
could mit fill ;
The Factory all Jersey's lard would takeL
leave nova foot to till. •
My trade is not, so very large'; still 1 think I
have my share
'But, reader, von may rest assured, 'tie NOT
' "SOLD EV ERIWRERE." 1
' ..1/dfriciactrireq' and for Sffle , lw the u•r ; iter,
; • ; 'GEORGE L. BROWNING,
v.
J.Vo 120 llarket street Camden, .
This Coffee is not composed of poisonous
:.drugs, it contains nothing deleterious ; Many
persos use thls Coffee that cannot use the
1 pure coffee; iti tale's but one and a half
ouncgs to make a quart of good strong ca
.
fee, that being justi.one-half the qufintity it
. •taljeslof Java ;Coffee, and always leis than
half the price;:
RETAIL DEALERS may purchase
~ q uandties that!'--ten gross s.t LT 4 uric
the Wbclesele Grocers.
"C Orders by mail f.-cm
ers promptly offended to.
CAUTION !1 A BARG - IN'
T° •
'
•ILL WHOM 1T MAY CONOET.N : No : , . . I . .•,
tice is hereby
given.that JAMES CLAM ' 1 l'A MOST DESIRABLE RO EL Ei r .NQRTEI
hoIds two notes against me: one given to G.W. {
ERN PENNSYLVANI ,TO B 1
Perkins of Sixty-four Dollars, more or Tess.'
R •
and one given to !Pram ockwell of Nineteen
SOLD 4T PII.I I FATE SALE.
Dollars, more or less. I here caution all
persons against buying said notes. as I have The Subscriber offers ai _PRIVATE sm,',F,
paid them, and shall not pay them again the Huse whieh be bAs etcupled for:the last
unless compelled by law. C. O. LYMAN.
ten Tears and known as the
Sinnernakonine,l Grove tp., cam. Co., -Pa-, 1 • 1 - •
March 2, 1e65. ' • r. 4 wPd
-----------.
ICOUDERSPORT HOTEL.
By authority of the Secretary of the Treas.
ury, the undersigned has assumed the' Gen
eral Subscription .Agency for the sale of
Uniteditates Treasury Notes, bearing seven
and three tenths percent, interest, per an
num, known as the
.SEVEN-TEURTY LOAN.
These Votes are issued under date of August
15th, 1664, and are payable three years from
that time, in currency, or are convertible at
theloptipn of the bolder into
U. S. 5-20, Six per cent
G 0 LD=-BEARIN G BONDS
These bonds are now worth a premium of
nine per cent., including gold interest from
Nov., +slab makes the actual profit on the
T-5p loian, at current rates, including inter
est, about ten per cent, per e. , nntri, besides
its exemption from Slate and munieipal taxation,
* which actd.r from one to three per cent, more, ac
cording to the rate levied on other property.
The interest is payable semi-..annually by
coupons attached to each note, which may be
cut off and sold to any bank or banker
The interest amounts to
One cent per day on a 50 note
"fsvo cents " " " $l,OO "
Ten it li $4OO it
2 0 . is .t: g:
"SII 00 'I
$1 " " " " 00 ' "
Notes of all the denominations clamed will
be promptly furnished upon receipt of sub-
scriptions
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
Less than $200,D00,C00 remain unsold
Aida will probably be disposed of within
the next CO or SO clays, when the notes -will
undoubtedly command a p'remium, as `leas
uniformly been the cnse on closing the sub
.
scrintiOnF. to other Loans
Is order that citizens of every toica and
sectioa or the country may be afforded
ties for taking, the loan, the National Banks,
State nanks, and private Bankers t%rougliont
the country have ge3erally agreed to receire
subscriptions at par. Subscribers will select
their own acents, in whom they have con&
dence, and who only are to be responsible fo:
the delivery of, the notes for which they re
Ceire orders
EINISMISSI
Subscripti&ns will be receirrd by :I;,e.
F,rst National' Bask of Bar. isburg,
First. National Bank of Lockhaven,
First Nationfil Bank of Philadelphia,
First National Bank of Willianport
,rs. that are "SOLD
ThE NINTH NATIONAL BANK
1 OF THE CITY OF \E 'C YORK
Capital, .$1,000,000 raid in,
FISCAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
And Special Agent for Jqy CoJce,
Su6scription Aqent,
WILL DELIYER 7.30 NOTES, Fr.s.s of CEARGE,
by express, in all parts of the country. and
receive in payment Checks on New York,
Philadelphia, and Boston, current bills, and
all five per cent. interest notes, with interest
to date of subscription. Orders sent by-mail
will be promptly filled. •
This Bank receives the accounts of Beaks
and Bankers on favorable terms ; also.of in
dividuals keeping New York accounts..
J. U. ORITIS, President.
J. T. BILL. Cashier.
Drown-
TAE subscriber desires to inform the citi
.l zens of Potter that he can supp:y them
with all kinds of Marble work, as cheap and
as good as it can be hid anv place in the
country. MONI3LENTS and TOMB •STONES.
of all kinds furnished on short notice.
C. BP.EU.NLE.
Coudersport, Tilt) 13 '65 ly
. -
State Medical. Board,
Headquarters Pennsylvania Militia,
Hospital Department,
Harrisburg, Nor'r 10, 186-i.
TICE State Medical Board of Pennsylvania
is now in session in this city and will
continue until further notice. to examine can
didates for the .post of Medical Officers in
Pennsylvania Regiments.
The appointment of a earnher AtAstant
Surgeons will be required immediately to fill
vacancies now existing, as well as for dthers
constantly occurring.
Physicians of Pennsylvania. in good health,
furnisiiing proper testimonials as to moral
character, &c., will be admitted to the exana.
ination.
By order of the Governor'
JOSEPH.A. PHILLIPS.
Surgeon 'General of Penney] v r a nia
French Burr Rill Stolies,
Manufactory Liberty St. near the eaten Pattory
TEE undersigned announees to the trade
that he continues to manufacture and
import direct from the most celebrated qua:-
nes in France, the best qualities of
• French Burr Mill Stones,
which he offers at reasonable sates and guar
antees satisfaction to' the' purchaser. Also,
every number in use, ef the celebrated
in less
.s fro=
07.4ers by man promptly attended to, and
goods forrardod by mil roa.d. cznAl. or eiprass
desired.. W. 31 a. 12.11?3,72,.,-
..m1.1.1. No. 10. West State St., Earrisb4rg.
lima
IT. S. 7-30 LOAN
This is
JAY cooKE,
Subscription ,Agent, Philadelphia
Marble Yard.
BARRISBURG, PA
OLO AUER GRANO BOLTING CTOTH,
llt is situated at the County Seat of Potter
t County, Pennsylvania, is ,capable of accom
imoditing Sart . ..nil-five guests, has running
1 water in severai of the iroms on the base
i merit floor, and A BAL24 . O''..i r g'HU,S I DRED
i feet long. The lot has a front,of 130 feet on
' Mairi Street and 180 feet' On Secoad Street.
All the necessary out-buildings, Ice-ho.uses,
Sheds,,t&c., are in good condition.
The attention of persons degring to pur
chase a Hotel is called to this property. 4
t It has for a long, time beeia considered one of
t.the best paying Hotels is the norh ern sec- '
tion, it is the centre of a great amount of
t/ avel,and has the advantage ofa reputation cf
being "well-kept." A Company with a large
Capital Stock will commence, boring for Oil
in the early Spring with good indications of
I . •
suacess. Oil has been taken from the surface
of a stream only one square from the 'Hotel
and those best cona?ttent to judge seem to
;have no doubt of there being 011, not' caly
in the County, but vithin the limits of the
i
;Borough. Of course every one can see what 1
lan advantage this will be to all the Hotels
in this County, but more decidedly to this
one, as it is by far the, best in this section.
The undersigned being engaged in another n
business which requirs his whole ti e finds'
himself unable to attend to it, and this, is the
only reason for his selling.
For further particula i r:. address '
1
B. F. GLASKIIP.E,
, Coudersport, Potter Co., Pa., or 1
I
. 1 Tit:stifle, Cr'awford Co.; Pa. •
February 22, 1865. i
FOR SA LE ,
FIIIHE Subscriber oders for Sale the follow
-I- ing tracts of land, to wit :
One tract of Ote Hundred and. Forty-three
and seven-tenths acres in Pike township,
Potter cottnty, on the Genesee Forks. Price
$llOO. Sixty acres, are improved,' with one
log barn, 4- ame tatchen, frame barn, forty
good fruit trees, and two hundred sugar
maple trees. The farm will cut grass, in a
good season, sufficient, at present prices ; to
pay for it.
Also, another tract or Fifty-sit and tro
tenths acres, in Ealalia township. four miles
from Coudersport, Thirty acres of which are
improved, with one frame house, log barn,
and some fruit trees therAn. Price. 5450.
Also, a Wazc,n Shop and half lot in the
Borough of Couder'rpt rt, 1 . , ,t west of P. A.
s S.ore rv.?a.;
The tools, lumber, Sc., can bel bought rea
sonably ; or a portion (3: them,if the purchaser
so desires. One half can be paid in Wagon:
Work.
A reduction of ten per cent will be made
for Cash down. .
For - urther particulars enquire of the hub
scriber at his Wagon-Shop in CouderspOrt.
'Feb. 20, 1663. W. IVES.
ASTRAY. •
4-117.1 E to the premises of the subs;!ribo. in
in ilarrison townshio.Sept..2o.leB4; one ,
two year old RED STEER. one yearling
RED ETEIFtR. with no particular remarks.
The owner will please cothe :onward, prove
property, pay eahrges and take them away
or.they will be sold according to law.
JUIiN WATROUS
.
Fre.rr:son Vnllec. Stai. 28, 1864.
Administrator's , `Notice.
VaTHEREAS Letters of Administration to
V V I the Estate of WILLIAIvi S. JOHNSON,
!late of the county of Allegan-, in the State of
NewlYork, deceased, hare been granted to
the sztscriber: all persons indebted.to said
Estate are requested•to make imme4inte pa;-
meat!, and those having claims ornsinst the
!same will present them, duly anthenticated,
for settleme , tt to
F. JONES, Adair.
Dec. 22, 1864. \Yells:lilt!, N. Y.
WALGON SHOP
r r HE subserroet having located in Lewis
vilie is prepared to do kinds of work
in his line, on short notice and in 1.49 best
canner.
!Making an.A.Repairing
of all kinds. anon enabled by the aid of-ma
chinery to do work in the wagon-line be ter
and cheaper than any other esmblishment in
the comity. I am also prepared to make
COFFINS. . EDSON HYDE.
Ulysses,,Penn's., Dec. 1, 1'a5,1
issg.
pL.A.DELPHIA. RAILRO
111.
This great lipe traverses the Northern
and Northwest counties of Pennsylvania to
the city of Erie, on Late Erie.
It has oeen lensed by the Pennsylvania Rail
R.oad Company, and Ender their P.cspici , s is
being rapidly opened thronghott' its entire
length.
'lt is now in nse for Passeng,er and Freight
business from Harrisburg to St. Mary's (2le
miles) on the Eastern Division, and from
Sheffield to Erie, (IS miles) on the Western
TINE OF PASSENGET. TRAIN AT EMPORIUM :
Leave Eaatwaid.
Through Mail Train ' 340 P. 31
Leave Westv7sta,
Through Nail Train 10 18 A. N.
Cars run • through 'WITHOUT CHANGE both
v.-ays between Philadelphia and Lock Haven
and between Baltimore an& Lock Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Cairs on Exoresp Trains
'both ways between Wipamsport and Balti-
More, and Williamsport and Philadelphia.
For infornlatic.n respecting
. Passenger busi
ness apply at the S. E. Cor. 12th and Market
Streets. '
Amil.for Freight business of the. Company's
Agents:
S. B. Kinn - tton, Jr., Cor. 13th and Market
Sts., Philadelphia.b
' J. W. Reynolds Erie. . .
J. 31. Drill, Agent N. C. R. R: Baltimore.
I . H. E. lionsToN,
Gen'l Freight Ay-t. PisiPa
Ltwis L. E r Or.?l".
Ger4'l 2'..atat Ask. Phire.
Jos. D. PpT7S.
77P7:7;";•••14"`
E. R. &Ponces-.
pAsz
"by
50 PER OE*ll l , SAVED,
AT REG
os.
OSWA
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IN
WELLSVI
ELLOW CtTIZ
ers . : I return m.
liberal patronage b
past teu years, andl
much increased, fon.
lisp my he.,dquartet!
selected Wellscille,a
at the
Empire Store
at the tipper end,of he village, where I shall
be pleased to se€ ail my old customers and
a many new ones las may feel disposed to
fivor me with d. Wes are now openings
large stock of
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS
1
REA.DIT-MADE ,CLGTHING,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
&c., and shall ever 4-i- to give all customers
good bargains. F To any friends and customers
at Whitesyille, I sincerely return you my
thanks forlyour 111)eral patronage there, and
bouldyoubvisit me 'at.' Wellsville, I shall try
to repay you, for ik
I
Good Shirtings and Shootings for ho to 50
cents. worth. ,50 td 75. f
Best grades of, Prints from 31 to 35 cents,
worth 45.: 1-
Good Delains 25 to 37 cents, worth 35 to 45.
Good Plaid Alpacc42B to' 30 cents; worth
50 to Ts r
1
Extra Plain Alpaccas 40 to 63 cents, worth
63 to 83.
Extra all-wool Detains 37; to 50 cents, worth
50 to 75. '
Fine Moiamblques to 25 cents, worth 38
to 45.
ne 11::•vrool 7,%;" 69 to SO 'I , -th
Fine a... %Tool )leriaho o cer.ts, won
SI to $1,50.
larze stock oI CftEsimers, fit. SeanS, Sati
netts Broadeiat'r.si and other goods equally
as low.
CL 0 TB INV. R.
This branch of our frade we call your atten
i on to in par:kola:j . as we can and will save
you 23 to 50 per ceist. Fine suits from $l2
to $l5, worth $2O to $25. Good black pants
for $3,70, worth $4.50. Extra Doeskin $4,50.
SILKS,SUAWL
•
of the Best and Latest Fashions, Very tow.—
Fine Merinos, Thiblet, Frocha. Ste•lla,
and most, ofaer kinds.
IS6
Boots ~haves.
El
.1. large asicitment very low.
Fine Freach Calf (Ladies' Shoes ror. $1,25
:worth SI,7S.
Men's Fine glif Betas $3,11 to $4,71, worth
$5 Fo S,S.
Hats and Ccps for
Lades akci Gents, 'very law.
Crockery ! and Hardware,
gautrt mtiftus,
t_,
at prices far below the present market prices.
.=V4rw.atie4 as
Flour, Fork, Fish, Hams,
1 - 6 a, !Sugar, Coffer, •
Pepper , cte.,
:ow 1.5 ern bonght in L=a Swza.
C. 5Z51.174GX5,
WoLsvale, IT. Y., °deo:l.—, /as 4
1 ITORS
4s; 2,
0, PA.,
N Y
LE, N. Y.
5, Friends and Custom
thanks to you for the
-stowed upon me for the
my business haring so
it necessary to estab
s on the railroad, bare
d hereafter may be found
SHOES,
New
.
Pall and ?Pinter
GOODS.
P. A. S'TEBI3IIIB tk.
gave
_ustrocolved __ Now
f 2:` 4 s
stock of seasonable Goods 'blob 111:.tt 11
.1
sea wis/o as any bons. In tbo County eSS::
14tiiig of
PI tOO%
ta all varieles titt
DRESS GOODS,
DEL.tiMS;
.17 PLLVS,
ALPACA
II
X OZA NB I Gr 4:711
PLAID D POPLnS,
BLICK SILKS,
zAntORA
CLOAK
CL 0
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c'd-SSI3fzRES I
SBA trzs,
HOODS,
NTBIAA
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Fu~ , stock of Max
FASHIONABLE CLOTHENTG,
AL$O
BOOTS & SHOES.;
S 4)* CAPS,
HA
Scx., IcC., &u.
li•
CHOICE STOCK OP
GROCERIES,
WA TS ON HA Xl'.
Tea from 75 cts. to SE per polled
r. A STEBBINS' co,
Cc , :Tow. Ms!: azd Z:=:1-41424
Colaalort, Sap. 21,.364
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