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Tara tOu-uship.
tephon 13 ! taysa
B Smith
henry Barr
[lliramßrpck
Angelo Chmsey
[Nehemiah French
;Charles,lohnson
!Joseph Mnowlton
Esmucl Lilllbridge
lAlinerond..yman
lLeroy Lpnan
R Body , •
Eulalia ;township.
~ l iorAtio Tulle
!Isaac Benson
Joann Benson
r Galin
IC J Pear.ot
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A A Tillottson
Frank Waggoner q .
;Byron Woodcock
j;rof-a IBiskine
, John \Val her
4` M Jari-en
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Cl.aries 'Jtidge
J S Mani l / 2
Nela Netsiin'
Alonzo g Inaro
sou tinnpman
G W Pi Tee
Patrick Iltnney
Benjanatu ;;Slintt
Hurrison eaultship.
Gomm lidrris
It Baxter
A C Day} - is
James It Hardee ,
David Kilibee
Marvin ,gt'evrart
Squalls
..7.lebron i township,
•
Thomas King
John Wadsworth
S P Reimeldi
Mary Ann Reinolds
'Reynolds & Goodspeed
0 W Strong I
Amos Clark
Roswell Barton
Cbanei Byrum
C H
Jaeob Snyder
Joseph Stone;
Philip Weedman
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NO. IITTs 9 1 7r 4 ,.E 8 5.,.
one half acre Eliza Torben'
89 • 0 H.nickerbneker , •
90 P Cone'
60 I Dodge_ , • - - •
50 i ; George Dotance
• 00 E Hackett, -
2 village lots H G White
1 Tillage lot Davi& liattiscrn •
50 . Coed
60 s Elymus Hackett
Hamer township.
100Fannon ck Quick
55 I P Qui
58 Smith Behson
100 U & I Hackett
60 Isaac Benson
Tricson township.
65 Stephen Wilson
•
128 S Er IVilson
Keating township.
100 16t Farr
Oswayo township.
80 Samuel H Mott
Pike township.
98 .N.l . Cone
00 P Cane • ,
• 02 James Bump
730 S Ensworth
138 Nathaniel Impson estate
73 Hiram Wilcox
100 Si i las Itushmore
Pleascipt Valley township.
DO It B Mcbowel
100 Will laniNorth
' 50 S E. Ostrander
Roulet township. '
Jerome Eastwood.
60 A Baker
100 1.1. I Burt
50 II Coleman'
House and lot .11' Coon t
100 William Sherwood
Sharon; township;
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155 73
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174 Elliot &I Shaft' (
House and lot J R Jolinson
110 .8 M. Foiloin
Suniatii township.
John Rennels
Tobias Coburn )
John Roberts
P Tiffany
David Patterson
L B Kaplo
William 'Lewis
Sweden township.
Gporgerwilcox
neub.n French
John E Edwards I
F W Knox
John 9 Mann
McDufrye
H A Nels6n
M. Ostrander
Caroline Ward
A J Ward estate
)A J Waggoner ) '
) W Buchanan
Jonathan Nichols
Sweden township.
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Aseneth Johnson )
Nicholas Palmerton
Joseph Palmerton
A Starirwether
Ulysses township./
124 !J W Gleason
25. , A P Boles
50 W T Kurt i
30 , Nel=on Black
42 11 Chirialler • ,'
65 R Clark )
102 L Evans
312 Miner Owens
24 J Phillips ))
120 C Itogerft
110 ' L n SNOB.
60 ) A T Smith
40 f Winchel Johnson
20 ) . 'Warren'johnson
140 David Wright
West Branch township.
50 ) James Seely .))
50 I 1 Landon
126 A Cone •
Wharton townshfp.
8 C A Corwin
25 J 11 Ross
50 Lewis Walker
50 J W Williarne
A. F. JONES, Treasurer.
Coudersport, March 15, 1866,
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on 18 53
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239 63
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27
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FELLOW CITIZENS!
I take this method to inform you that I am
now located at Oswayo, bettor' known as
Brindleville,,with:a Large Assortment of
17 13
3 77
4 27
2 27
227
DRY GOODS,
13 02
1 75
7 06
14 63
15 27
9 46
3 76
READY MADE CLOTHING,
HATS,
BEI
BOLTS, I SLOES, &a,
3 53
12 63
WHICH MUST BE SOLD
- Regardless of COST.
MY Store' you will find in the Old Simmons,
Block wheie Mr. YALE and myself will evbr
ry to give 1-citCGood Bargains, and hope hy
7 52
2 16
5 60
7 39
15 60
15 op
1 2 Q
3 30
2 48
so dding tc: merit 13. share of your patronade
4n early call is solicited.
J. P. SIMMONS.
°Amp" Sept. 18 1865.
2 11
2 70
5 15
3 AT
_1 II: J. OLMSTED'S ;
QT,ORE can always be found the best o
13 ;Cooking, Box and Parlor 1
'9[ l 0 VE
Aso, TIN and SHEET-IRON WARE, PO'I'S,
KETLES, SPIDERS, SCOTCH BOWLS,
ER ING-PANS, SAP-PANS, and CAULD
RONS. !Also , Agfr i eltural Implements.
such as PLOWS, SCRAPERS, CULTIVA
TORS, CORN-SHELLERS, HORSE-RAKES,
DOG-POWERS, &c.
HIS W) . ORK,
is well made and the material good. Good
and substantial EAVES-TROUGHS put tiPin
any part Of the County—Terms easy. Ready
Pay of all kinds, including Cash, seldom
refused.
Store on Main;Street opposite the Old Court
House, coudersport. Ang. 1,.1863.--b0
6 81
15 02
5 70
8 14
• 1 32
44 8
10 62
2664
3 68
12 01
7 02
16 09
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8 73
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10 88
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It" Yon Want
O plFcloso 0ottoi) Goode, go to
' 0/4/STEIN
GROCEIVIES,
cAps,
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BUSINESS gOLLECI
Mal
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2 34
= 79
6 78
6 78
4 78
3 81
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7.86
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North-east Center Tenth tad Chestnut ;tree%
W. 87
7 75
8 04
10 52
0 28
The moat complete and thoroughly appointed Busi
ness or CommerolarCollege in the country "
The only one In the city possessing a Legislative
Charter, and the only one in the 'United States author
!red to confer Degrees of merit. Diplomas awarded
to graduates in the Commercial Course under its cor
porate. seal by authority of law. -
Conducted by gentlemen of liberal aducatioh and
extensive experience in business, and affording une
quaffed advantaaea for the thorough theoretical and
practical education of young m n for
q lc various du
ties and employments of business life.
THEORY AND PRACTICE COMBINED
by a system of
_ _ _
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6 37
En
MEI
ACTUAL BUSINESS TRADIPIG
original and pre-eminently practical, , giiing thi
dent in the shortest time a complete Insight itj
routine, details, cnetoms and forms of MAW;
general. as'slonducted in the beet-regulated Doi
cial and financial establishments.
28 88
8 11
2 60
21 58
20 38
10 27
9 80
THEORETICAL BOOK-KEEPING
Upon a new plan. with an original exposition of the
science of accounts, arranged and •publishedi.y the
proprietor of this Institution exctusively for is own;
use, saving one-half the ordinary labor the sudent,
and giving him a complete knowledge o the • +wilco
of the best accountants. • • .
•
3 66
6 52
3 in
THE COMMERCIAL COURSE
4 21
8 97
4 21
2 82
10 98
Book-keeping, Commercial Arithmetic,
manship, Business Correspondence,
• mercial Late, Lectures on Busin:
• Affairs, Commercial. Castome, -
- Forms, and Actual Busi
ness Practice. •
, SPECIAL BRANCHES.. '
Algebra and the Higher Mathematics,
graphy, Ornamental Penmanship, the
Detectiug Counterfeit Money, Enginee
422 0-
]b 62
3 15
1'63
1 02
11 13
Sarveying, Navigation and TetegraphiTiy.
TELEGRAPHING. I
The arrangernents for Telegraphing are , fas in ad:
vance of anything of the kind ever offered tot he pub
lic. A regular Telegraph Line is connected *nth the
Institution with twenty branch offices In 'rations parts
of the city, where public business is transactN, and
in which students of this institution are permitted to
practice. No regulnr office practise coif baballn any
other school of instruction it the country. without
whicn no one can obtain a position as a practical op
erator. Young men are cautioned against, the decay,.
tive representations of those wins; without any such
facilities, pretend to teach Telegraphing.
PATRONAGE. •
1894
29 74
10 72
10 78
This Institution Is now enjoying the largest patron
age ever bestowed ripen any commercial school in the
state. Over five hundred stunents were in attend
ance thelfirst year, and over seven hundred during
the past-year. The best class of students ; may inva
riably be found berg, and all its associations aro first
class. 1
0 9 05
5 52
11 10
15 10
LOCATION AND ACCOMMODATIONS
The Institution is located in tbd most central part
of the clay, and its accommocations, for extent, tile
c-ance and convenience, are unsurpriased. All the
rooms have been fitted up In the vero boat style with
nosiness Offices or Counting . Houses, Telegraph
Offices, Stationery Store, and a, regular•
BA.NK. OF DEPOSIT AND ISSUE
supplied with finely-engraved lithographic notes
used as a circulating medium In the Department of
Actual Business.
TO YOUNG MEN
who desire the very best facilities for a Practical
Education for BaSICICSS, we guarantee a course of
instruction no where else to be equalled, while the
reputation.-and standing of the Institution among
business men make Its endorsement the best passport
to success and advanceinent. 9.11 eantemplatiud
entering any . Commercial College, are invited to send
for an
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ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR & CATALOGUE
containing cOrnplote interior views of the College,
and full particulars of the course of instruction
terms, &o
L. FAIRBANKS, A.M.,
Preaiden
T. E. MERCHANT,
F OUT Z'S'
Horse Palters.
TER, H E A V
COUGHS, D)
TEMPER, I
VERS E FOUND)
LOSS OF API
TITE AND VIT.
ENERGY, /km
11130 improves
wind, incream
the appetite••gi
a smooth a
glossy skin--m
transforms t I
miserable skele
horse.
,
In all diseases of Swine, such as Coughs, Mori in
the Lunge, Live; ..,-------: ~. .
itc., this article (
.i i • ... ',"....;-- ,
acts as a specific. . !, ' .
l ". • • . -
By putting from , „r.,:;:, , '• . .' •
le .
.
one-half a paper * •
..,... : -
to a paper M a . ......L , .
barrel of swill the . ----- '-.---• •-- = `j ....-1-- -- = ',e . -- ..--1-- --=-- -
above diseases ,1 :_,, , -,-___::. e. ------,, ..- ---- --- 7. --
will be eradicated -- .:-- --',--- -
or entirely prlevented. If given In time, a certain
preventive and cure for the Hog Cholera. . I
Price 25 Cents per Pape; or 5 Papers for $L
' -
- TREPAILED 11T
S. ,Att.. FOTJT 8z 13110.
AT TICEIR *
- etre AND 11111DICINE
WHOLESALE
..uz6tiALS DL. AND Am.— DENT;
No. 116 Franklin St., Baltimore, - Md.
. For Sale by Druggists tind. Storekeepers thronigh.
out the United States. 1 .1 •
Sold by P, A. STEBBINS Er CO.,Coude
port, Pa. J - 1
YOil can't believe what fine BARGAINS
are to be bad at OLMSTED'g.
Dr. A. FRENCH's
CELEBRATED ; TONIC BITTERS
•
A A RE becoming the moat popular. .Medicine
in circulation for the cure of
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN
DICE, DEBISITY OF- THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM, and WEAKNESS of the
STOEACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS:
It is - also gaining a 'great reputation in the
CITRE.of DIPTHERIA.
Principal Office, "ondersport, Pcrter Co.. Pa
OATS. WANTED
lazLest 'Carib Price ivilli;el ppaid fora 'Pholc
rand Beebele of Oats delivere at the Stare of
rite anderisigned Io hilllpark- B. Is. cokteu;
Porto ff. 14% V,
JIB eta-
Ito the
tese
pi etmer.
EEMMICI
!Hi
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7.1 of
Supt. of Office Businees.
novl4ml3Tbd
This preparation,
zg and favorably
IWI3, will thor
sily reinvigorate
zn-down and
r-spirited horses,
strengthening
cleansing the .
mach and bites-
is a sure pre•
rye of all dli•
Incident to
la invaluable.
es the quality
e milk. It has
proven by ac
experiment to
see the gann
et milk and
. twenty per
and make the
ter firm and
In fattening
, it gives them
petite; loosens
hide, and
them thrive
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OR
The War
THE DRO
"Liv a
3EM
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Ten D
THE MAMMOTH EMPIRE
REGULATORS
parcyTANT fictorpseri
So that while others are marking up, we shall
SHOVE OFF
Are now ready for wholesaleing and retailing. The first department is filled with
DRY GOODS, READY-MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES,
CROCKERY, YANKEE NOTIONS, &C.
Flour, i:leed; Pork, Groceries, &c 1
•
Give us a call and save Fifty per Cent.. We return you oar thanks for your libFral patron
! age for the past year, and shall continue to sell
I 1 AS CHEAP AS EVER.
Y., Oct. 24,1865.,,
Wellsville, N.
Pro
Bono 'Publico
I 1
1 1
P. A. STEBBINS SL. Co.
Heasilquarters for Bargains
FIRST FALL OPENING
Elegnit lieasorible Dress Goods
T E CORNER STORE FULL
Dress and Cloak Trimmings
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The Proprietors of the POPULAR CO
determined to supply this market wit the best '
DRY-GOODS, HATS & CAPS, HARDWARE, DRUG
OILS;VARNISHES, AND PATENT MEDICINE .
FLOUR, FEED & PitOVISTONS
P. A. STr.BBINBAI44OO.,
October s 1866.
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