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Keep, Disease at_Bay.
I Invalids, .brokeM dewn"in' health and spirits by
Chronic Dyspepsia, or suffering from the terrible ez
k banstion which, !follows this attacas of acute disease,
of tbousandetstiO, bave ,liecri,ralsed as
flOSTsby Finitude frrim'a similar late' of Prostration, by
TTEWS •sTomAca srrrEas,:is '4, sure
guaranlee that lby the same means you too may be
• strengthened and restored. But to those who stand
Mperil of epidemice, Wall who, by reason of expos
,l, re, privations, t ud uncon genial. el mate_or upbeat Wl`
immdits, may - it any moment be strieken' . down, this
kozsipuptt is most:p,articularly and.. emphatteell§
dressed. " "C•dtt: litho`are thee' situated, are "pt - dfleied
acesut safeguard against the danger hat men
you. Tone 1 and regulate the system t with this
harmless medicinal Stimulant and Alterative, and
you will be foreiiruied against the maladies whose
seeds dons around you in the atrHOSTET
'"TBR'S STO2dACIS BITTE,W.S are not . only Wotan
dard Tonle and Alterative throughout the United
States; but' they la rd accredited by the certificates of
the most +listing tithed citizens of the Union, to the
other lands.' 1n Canada, Aiistfalla and
,ths Welt they, are gradually taking -tbe'elace
' .o elf other lticmakbles. ' whether' native or foreign,
• ,sindlts surety saitrtith is progressive and dem:Matra
- tioit ciVerthrowe doubt, they Will eventually rsu,
•:; ; Itellsede'eyery, other Itivigorant gud,liestorattje now
implozed lu rne • iclnal pr actice,.
TO DRUNK4RDS
` l Pt e c t iZ a jr d e e 0 4 ; r
fi l • d t r t g e .67°tonjadssbneitar.)5f. to u
tikellis`will &tidiest' hitn, - verSr important .6a use
ful Informaffon,land.-place is their kamiya care cure
for tbotioveof strong Drink .of 'any sidd. Thls In
fel-1;1141ml is *freely, offered by one wt.o has narrowly
*aped drunkara4 Bravo. Addreaa, .
SETA B. HEN.I.)ERSON;
; No. 9, Broad Street, New York.
I+; 1.7I .7 011 A 5 ()AHD TO INVALIDS.: , .-:• '
1 A Clergyman, wild(' residing In South America as'
missionary. distovered.a safe nod simple remedy
for the Curti of Nervous Weakness, Early
Decay,DiseMod of the Urinary and Sentinel 0' gaits.
and the, erh•de train ef disorders brought on by bane
ful :MI vicious habits. .Great numbers have been
already'cured b this noble remedy. Prompted by a
dissiye.to benefit, the afflicted - and unfortunate, t 1 will
i 4; Cd the recipe rpreparhg and using this medicine,
in a s - e"hred e,nve ope, to any one who needs it,lFnas
or Ca.tacs. P ease Inclose a post-paid enqlope,
addressed to To rself. Address.
.
JOSEPH T. INIIAN,
- . Station D, 131` , 1e House,,
New York City.
tinftr%' l 9HPl
‘ CONFESSIONS
I THE OF AND EXPERIENCE OF
, AN INVALID. •
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1
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111CIINT'S BLOOM 0 . 1 0- 11USE8,—for th
I ILL diedy—i i i BTEP•B
:;;Ilhe , Pitelamatidiv of Peace.
te publish in another column the Procla.,
; i
motion of Peace, proprietyand as to of such
a measure at thip time we quote from the New
.
York Post , : .1 “The , President bas issued'a
Pi•cMhimati opt
~annotipcing. l that the insurrem:
tiorijin thoielStatds which had arisen against
the federal ghvernment had been suppressed.
Thelcivir war is, therefore, over, and, so far
as the functions
. of the Exe i ontive extend, all
the eXtraordindry powers which , a state of war
makes it proper, to exercise are now to cease.
"This l prodlatnation has been expected for a
consicierobleltime past, and is in perfect agree
ment with the Views of Mrt E Johuson, as often
• i
expreSsea n bis official meSsoges and other-'
wise. It. wohl4 be clifficult&to controvert any
of the TOsitiOne belays doWn—Such as thd,in- .
colruity °tilt System of military occupation
Wit' . ,ourlnsiitutions—the policy of using per.
suasive methods Ito strengthen the renewed
pilegiance ofi the late rebel istates, and. bring
them back tr a friendly un i derstanding with
those Which remained Iciy#,.and ofherpost 7
t.iorift of a lie xharaeter. I . Yet we cannot help
11 .
feeling noili tie anxiety for• the peace of the
Southern Oa es if the. military, which now
in‘nianylplaceS - holds disorder in cheek, shall
he Withdre.wP,:as -of.courSe it must be. We
Ecati °tale Wrecks :in Wikmitigton arming to
rescue cbe nieri .4f qi6iiscolori who were sentenced
to be.whippqd without being, permitted to pro
' duce' the •iestimony of cdlored men in their
defence 4 welhe . ar of a man taarae.d Harper,the
chief of a garig'of desperadoeS In 'Sumpter
county Of 'Tepneesee warding theloyalinhab
itanis to leave' the county on peril of their
lives'9 g while, thegovernor ;of that state himself
implores the President not/to withdraw the
troops of thel
United States.:: These are not by
laly means t e only indie4tiens of an Unsettled
!state of ' thitige in that region. All over the
Schith society is like an oeean after a tempest,
heaVing:andhossing tumttltnously and casting
up to the surface the mirel'of its• bed. Old
t t
prejUdices, tnough in some they may have
been mitigated:cannot be suddenly laid aside
aniMosities assiduously i fomented through,
years cannot" at once be exchanged for aintc
ablelsentiment3; a population excitable, and
ferecioul in the moment of excitement,cannot
at once become mild and forbearing
It lis fortunate, thereforedthat 'this -procla
mation has been issued now, while the Civil
Rights bill iyet before the legislature- The
responsibilit • front which the military power
of the natio has released itself must now be
hot* by the C,lril power, 'he federal legis-
La* is pow called upon to do its part in
providing a ipeedy remedy, for those viola
iioni of ttie jghts of citizenship,, which will
inevitably,' fa Vie present state of the southern
country, be Hrpetrated, and for which the
local courts Iwould be certain to afford no
redress. The embers of aongress by whose
1 :
votes the bill will be either enacted or cc
fea,ted, canut now say, to their constituents
that there is ilitary fcr:e in the late seat
of 'tie revolt, charged with, the duty of pre
servln•
n the e ice and seeing that the rights
n
of the colored ace,- and thosdof the men wtro
.
remained f l iithful to the Milos. are respected.
rh'e ;people vti I row look to. Congress for the
maidtetutnee to the principiej that they who
,
(mei ailegia e to the fecte al government,
who
rwil contribt t of their- earnings to its sup
tt
port, and 'must hold therbselves ready to
defend itagiii;st the assauN of its foes, are
entitled to t security of their rights, Under
the shelter of is power, No 'member of Con
gress who stiported the lilll!at first can now
(.)
change his i to without the certainty .of an
unpleasant ea eting with' lids constituents cn
returning to h i s home. , li i
1 Ano,
,elt r Bre hi Olean.
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OLEINJ 4 Y. Thursday March 29. '66.
: 1 ,
Abother dettructive fire ;has visited our
villdge. Tse , 'flames , were discovered this,
mocking, about 3 o'clock, ' issuing frbm the
rear of the ble l an House barns, and the livery
stable of 3Q1113 . King, .and' before assistance
could:be bald Both these structures weregiven
up Ito - the 'fle' l v,ouring element. The Wean'
Hou'se'barn 3orkained 14 horses, 11 of which,
b,elcMged to nests of the house and three to
the proprietosq The barn was filled with hay
!
andgritio, lo ded wagons and carriages. The
lossito Jetiniiiit' Brothers, proprietors of the!
Olean House, it not less than $3,000. Therell
is rip insdra i ic'e. Others having teams and
carrpges in .hem barn, lose from $5,000 to
$8,900. A pedfart wagon ; just loaded at'Ouba l
witlf YankeelnOtions,medicines ..tc.. belotiging, l
to 1 ( /esSrs. Cr i oabyl& Cp.,. of : Cuba,ralued at 1
$3, 00; wits burned together with a very ?al l
uabie team Taith' at least $600„ I There was
no insurance. Mr. John King, proprietor of
the livery istablel p !loses 3 horses, and all hit
carr i tageslarril stock, Loss $6,000. Partially
insured. ji r 11 • i
Mk.. John . - . Burner"; Grocery store ; loset
$5.0100- irisured,s2,Boo on stock and building
Mr: I, C. swoon keeper, loses, his hbuso
hold flirn'itn,e, stack of goods,' etc 4 lost - sl,i.
5005- r t a r tia Ily in l sured. 'ln the tear of ""his
buildi g iltil Renry of The Oleari Adverlistr
hadist read what lle saved from his old office
, .1
edestro ed bv, the: great fire of January last,
valued at' ss'oo, ,i This was all destroyed ; no
ins tiro ce. MaaMyer's meat mark 4 was dam
aged y water and fire $2,000{ There is
littlC d übt hat the fire was the }cork of an
ineend ary. ,' 1. 1
lEI_. . _ • I
.
aZ the• Copperheads are conniving
for
C lio payment Of the rebel debtythey should
acgdalnt themselves fully as to when the debt
is dpe, the time itipulated for its - payment.
Is it! mit soon enoughlo talk of paying it when
it falls due4viz: "six months after the reel
()guinea ot. tAlt iaaepeactenee of the Confeder=
ate Btites ?'1 Everybody will agree to that!
llere i• a compromise the Radicals are willing
to dice: t. • .
FouNN—Abont two yenrs ago in
Rest
med
his
LoWmiller, who lived a few mike
marl n
bel4w . i lace, bear Linden,: shot and killed
t
his is er ?h i e Sunday morning, and then dis
appkrt and was never heard of afterwards.,
Theystery of his disappiarance was solved
1
afe days ago by the finding of a skeleton.
I I.
in al: thicket some ' three nttiles back: from the
rood. liThe discovery :web :made by, a. man
Oct had some' time age but some sticks at,
, ,
thethi'eke Ifot. axe bandies and left them to
dryi: Goinli to see how his sticks were doing
he noticed bocit, which without thinking,
he !kicked, When the bones appeared. fit
further examination he. law that it was a
- lief ' and a gun lying beside it
tei
human skeietnn,; and a gun lying• oeside h
AI party aftrwards vieited the spot when the
gun )vas itintifietihy a brother
,of Lowmiller'
astrivingiielonged" to him; by a piece of sil-
vetin his ipcsseisiciri which belonged to it.l
It , *as farther discovered that the wretched?
man had Pat tin end to his rityrf life by' plac-'
i o f the ls
m * ;enact!, ortrimgcm, against his' temple
enadi6etarg . mg L 1 e'contents; . ito i ' a ••braim ' ,
by l imeaol 44 a stick.—Lytoming Couriiypaper.l
WI
La
i s'',,
- mil be,
Spring - examination of Teachers
-mil held
At:the Bydorn school house, Apr. 18 at 1 P.M.
Voorhees
Osviaii) Village
couderaport 21 at 9A. M.
...Andreas Settlement 23 at 11...11..
". 'Bingham Centre " 24
" harrison Valley 25 "
" . 26 Is
4 6 ewim ille 27 "
' 4 Bird school house 30 '"
" Philander Reed " May 1 "
" purleson school house 3 "
Teachera wiil provide themselve: with pens'
and paper. Directors and others are invited
to attend. R. T, cL'ArFuN, Co. Supt.
.The 'County Superintendency.
111ILEASE announce tue name of J. WESTON
tsIB.D as a candidate for the office of
County Superintendent.
It was not intended to make this announce
ment until it was found that reports were in
circulation that he had withdrawn from the
canvass. Ho stands pledged, if elected, to
Work for the best interest of the schools of
the county. Has no engagements to interfere,
at.d has an interest in the good of the schoo!s
of the county, where his home has been since
1850, arid is to be continued—which will
prompt him to do all he can to advance the
schools land the cause of Education in the
county. , • I A FRIEND.
April .2, 1866.
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'Administrator's Notice- •
l i e l t.terLf s Al i itl 3, 6•tra ,
ja t t io e n
u o r n tle n T e s- t.
township, deceased have been granted to.the un
dersigned; all persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make Immediate payment, and those
having.j.nst claims against the same should present
them, duly authenticated fel settlement, to
GEORGE W. MANNING, .
'Administrator CUUI testament° annex.°
April 3!1866.
TO Till .SCHOOL DIRECTORS
OF Potter County. Gentleapm: I n pursuance of the
43rd lectlott of the Act of 81.1, May,lB44,and Sup
metric:lt, You are hereby notife•ti to meet in Conven
tion at thu]Court in Coudersport, on the first
Tuesday iu May, (time changed by the Legislature
of 1866) Ai D. 1866, being the first day of the month,
at . 2 dclocii: in the afternoon, and select, VIVA. voce,
by a majority of the whole number of Directors urea.
ent.onepersonoflitora y uud scion i fic acqui: einents,
and skill and experience in the art of teaching, as
County Superintendent for the three Succeeding
years ; determine the amount of compensation for
the a- me I and certify the result to the State Super
intendent,/ at Ilarrishurg, as required by the 30th
and 40th sections of said he.
RUFUS T. CI.A.F.LIN
• County Superintendent of Potter County.
March 30, 1866. I /
WA NTED, ENTS —s7s to $2OO PER MONTII
foriGem !coma, and 3435 to $75 fur ladies, every,
where' to introduce the Common Sense "Family Sew—
ing Machine, imm'oved and perfected. It will hem,
fell, stitch, quill; bind. braid nod embroider beau
tifully. l'rico only $2O, making the elastic lock
stitch, and fully warranted for three years. We pay
the above,wages, or a comml , sion, from .ehich twice
that amonnt can be • made Address or call on C.
BOWERS & CO:, Office, No. '225 S. Fifth fit. Phila.
deiphin, Pa. sa — re Ail letters answered ! promptly,
with circulars and terms. npr3.lm.
riANV.S.SERS WANTRD, at. $2OO per month.
We Viallt reliable agents [none other,] male and
female to take the' exclusive agency in every county
and township In the U. S. to sell the Photograph
wain•ly Record, a work which every family will buy.
Lis bout d like nn album but has a printed blank
paze 0pp0.170 cacti phmograph. fora complete record
of the husband, It ife and each child of a family. also
containing marriage certificate ' and pages for military
history or any member of the family. Nothing like
it ever published and no work that agents can seil no
readily. Old canvassers and others shoal& send for
circulars and terms. It is necessary to have copies of
the work to canvass with ; price by oxpress $2 50,
$3 50 and 47 00 [three styles] ; money may be sent by
mall. Isiame the townsnips wanted. Address
. BARTLESON & CO.
apr3,2m. 611 Chestnut Phi.adelphla.
TAKE NOTICE.
IT huviug come to the knowletke of the subseri
hers that certain Bonds, (the ntimber and amount
of which we aro ignorant,) have been issued against
the township of Renting, this is 1.0 notify all per-one
that no such Bond is valid except olie ;of One Hun
dred and Twenty-five Dollars,- drawn to. John S.
,Blackman, bearing date July 20, 1854.
' : • G. C. LE MIS,
liE\RY rrahrt s, Supervisors
Keating; March 20, 1868. ,
BOARDING!
MIIE subscriber, late Landlord of the Union House,
is prepared to accommodate visitors to the Conn.
tv Seat with Boarding, at reasonable rates. Jurors,
Witnesses and others will find it to their advantage
to give him a call. I S. C. Phelps.
CouderspOrt, Feb. 6, 1666 j tf
LYMAN. HOUSE.
Lewisville, Potter County., Pennsylvania.
, .
BEETON LEWIS. ii"roprietor. Haring
taken this excellent Hotel, theproprietor wishes
to niiike the acquaintance of, the traveling public and
leelsiconfidcrit or giving satisfaction to all who :nay
call on him.—Feb. 12,66 tf •
.OROVESTEEN• & CO- •
ano-Forie Manufacturers,
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TE attentiou..of the . public and thb tm de int
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years in - their manufacture, is tally warranted in
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HE "GROVEBTEEN PILINO-FORT"
Received the highest award of merit over all others
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ENGLISH TOM !..!
V 313141811 TOM was imptiitCd from Canada in -An-
El .041865, was eired.by n full-blooded Enelish
ant his Dam was a.full blooded illitradlim
Mare. lie Is conpidered one of tbo best stock' horses
ever in Ow,
vicinity. -
TCSI IBA yews old-18 hands hlgl=-Nreighs 1250 lbs
Color, dark bay-black mane and tail.
He will be for service nt the following times and
pinees;beginning April 29 :
Oswayo; at thti Stein Farm;
A 'Wrens Settlement,
Ulysses,
Raymund Corners,'
Terms: Single aeivice, $2, paiddown ; for the sea
son. $4 i to hieure, $6. Person. , parting with mares
before foaling will be held ies pay for the 'service' of
the hors.). R LANGDON, fur Mr. Dainthon.
Allegany, !starch 27; 1866 6w
I ACEINI S WANTED."
$175 !'.ES lON eODIEriIINGENTIisELY NEW.
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THE - PHOTOGRAPH CASE AND FAMILY RECORD:.
rums id it great opportunity for enterprising per
j_ cone of energy to mate money. It is an article
of which the public have felt the need. It retails ht.
a low price, and Its beauty and utility is universally.
acknowledged. The aucoese which hue attended its
sales warrants the assurance that oae can be sold to
almost every family. Wo arc prepared to show that,
we have agents who are clearing sl.6§ every month.'
Address for Circulars and Term
. RAYALO.ND ar, CO., 21innufacturers,
018 Chestnut Street, Phila."
1866
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Philadelphia A Erie, !abroa d.
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THIS great line tieveises the Northern and North,
west counties of.P.aunsAT.ania to the city of Eris
on lake Erie. It Inns been leased and ,is operated by
the PIMNSTLVANIA RAILROAD COMP T.
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Time of pasienger trains at EMPOEJUId. ' •
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LEAVE EASTWARD.) - -
Erie Trai n :._._ • 1 P. N.
Erie Expreaa Train - 9.17
LEAVE WESTWARD.'
Erie Mall Train ' A. X.
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Erie Express Train:_ ' ►: Yc
Passenger care run through: on the Erle Mail and
Expre.a 'trains without change both ivaye between
Philadelphia and Erie. - '
NEW T
YORK CONNECTION.
Leave New Tork• at 600 p t naive at Erie 918
Leave Erie at L 55 P. 31., arrive at New York 3.40, P.
NO CHANGE BECARS BETWEEN ERIE& NEW YORK
ELEGANT 13.LERFING cArts on all Night tr;ains
For inforrnation respecting Passenger businesimp.
'ply at Corner of 80th and Market streets, Philadelphia
And for Freight business of tile Company's Agents
S. o. Kingston, Jr., Cor..l3th and Market streets :
Philadelphia. •
J. W. Reynolds, Erie. '
Wm. Brown, deerit. N. IL E, Baltimore.' •
H. H. HOUSTON, General Preight . Agt. Philada.:
H. W. GWINNES,,,Generiil Tickel'Agt. F 1111.105
A.. L. TYLER, General 'fitriet,.Willisomport.
TAE Trustees wish to let loJob of bur.dt s ‘
Church at Raymond's Cohere,in Allegany,
be completed on or beforelbe Midle 'of October '83. ,
Size 28 by 40, feet, projectiou In front to support
steeple 7 by 12, which with 6 feet off the main builds.
ing forms the entry. •
Two 3 feet cloves standing n the partition, facing
in the entry,pipes to go to chimney' in back part of
room ; Seats similar to those lb Methodist Church In
Coudersport, but without dos.. Steeple wittitoia Of
spire about 60 feet from ground ; 14 feet posts ; pine
siding ' • best shaved shinglesg . three windows each
side and two ,
front, ( arched j, and ail to b.. of stained
glass ; ceiling to follow up they ,rafters four feet and
then go across by plank nailed •to rafters ; two Iron
rods to .support the , bnilding [from spreading ; lath
and plastered walls and ceiling:l foundattoris of gray
stone laid in lime mortar ; eaves to project 3 feet, to nil
alain cornice — all to be painted.
It- .
is desired that all shall be done substantially but
to be plain. For further particulars' Inquire of 1.;..
BIRD, at Brookland, or of the Members of the Build :.. i
ing Louunittee,Allega.m. , '•
A. G. ?HAMM?,
L. BIRD, •Banding Com.
T. S. BENTON; •
March 6, - 1586. • • •
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Drags, 'tobacco, and; W ood-Lot for
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Sale, and' Store4toom for Rent;
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TIIE un:ersigned ii•ill sell, at rotptonahle rates they.
balance of the Drug's In her'estilblishment, and a
lot of Inc-Cut Tobacco... Also; a Wood -Lot. co:.taln 7
tug 34 acres, and situate In Eulallal township, about
three-fourths of a. Tillie from the village.—The Store-
Mom I also offered for Relit. Poe4ession given im
mediately. 1 E. li. Spencer'. ,
Coudersport, Feb. 27 : 2m3
NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.
The Gr'ent InVention of the . Age in
HOOP-SKIRTS it
W. BRA DLEY'S• New Patent DUPLEX ,
J. ELLIPTIC (or double I SPRING: SKIRT;
THIS Invention-consists of Dup lex (pr two) Elliptic
Pure Refined Steel Spring,. togetridualy braided
tightly and firMly together, edge to, edge . , ruaklngthe
TOCGfiEST, moat FLEXIBLe, ELASTIC- and. DURABLE
EBBING Os er used. They seldom BEND or
the Slagle Springs. and conseqUently preserve their
perfect and beLutltul shs pa More than twice as lung
as any Sitgle Spring Skirt that 'ever Ilas or Can be
made:
THE wonderful flexibility and great comfort and.
pleasure to any lady wearing the Duplex Ellipticskirt
will be experienced particularly in all crowded as‘ent
blies, Ooeras, Carriages. Railroad Cars, church pews
Arm. Chair, for Promenade and House 'Dress, as the
Skirt can be folded when in use to occupy a small
place as easily and convenientiv , as a Silk or Muslin
Dross.
A Lady having enjoyed 'the: Pleasure,comfort end
Great Cunaenletimof wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Steel Spring Skirt fora single day will neveraft swards
.wiHinciy dispense With ,their use. For Children.
Minis and Young Ladies they , are superior to all
others. •
TuE HOOPS are covered with 2 ply doable twist
ed thread and will wear twice as long as the Singh
. yarn covering which Is used on ell Single Steel llgop
Ssitt.S. DID three bottom rods on every Skirt are also
Double Steelond twice or double covered-to prevent
the covering from wearing off the rods when dragging
down Stairs, stone steps, etc., ete. Which they are Con
stantly subject to when in use. •
All are made of the new and elegant Corded Tapes
and are the best quality in every part, giving to the,
! wearer the most graceful and porlert Shape possible,l
and are unquest fourthly the hellcat, moat deairablei.
comfortable and economical Skirt ever made.
\VESTS' BRADLEY & CARY. PRORIETOS of,
the Invention, and SOLE MANUFACTURERS, 97
CHAMBERS, and 79&. 81 READE STREETS Nes
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Yorgt —
FOR SALE in all first-class Stores In this City,and
throughout the United States and Canrr2s, HaVana de
Cuba, Mexico, South Amerida, and the West Indies!
INQUIRE FOR THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OR DOUBLE)
SPRING SKIRT. A. & C. Jan.ls Sm.
1 PACIFIC HOTEL, . !
170, 172, 174 & 176 'GREENVICLI ST"
(ONE SQUIRE WEST OF. BROADWAY.)
Between Courilandt and Deg Streetz,Nczo York
THEl . 'sicific Hotel is well land widely
-known to Abe traveling public. The lo
cation is especially suitable - tb nieichants
and business men ; it is in cioselproximity to
the business part,of the tlity-- 7 islon the high
way of Southern and Western j travel—and
adjacent to all the principal Railroad and
Steamboat depots.
The Pacific has liberal accommodation for
over 300 guests'; it is well furnished, and pos
sesses every modern - Imin-6 4 m:bent- for the
comfort and entertainment of its inmates.
The rooms are spaciou.s andiwell ventilated ;
provided with gas and water; theattendance
is prompt and respectful; and the table is
generously, provided with every delicacy of
the season. • . • • •
The subscriber, who, for the past few years,
pas been the lessee, is now sole proprietor,
and intends *to identify himself lborougliFy
with the interests of his house. With
exprslrutsc s......Cl:eepCr, he trusts,
.by
moderate, charges an .a poliey, to
maintain the ftivorable reputation of the Pa
cific Hotel. JOHN PATTEN, Ja.
11794. Ve li r: r d - , 1794.
lINSURANCE COMPANY
• OF -
NORTH AM RICA
PHILADELPHIA.
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Oldest Insurance Company in :-/tmerica:l
;Cash Capital. and Surplus, over
$1,70,000.000.
I • SEVENTY-ONE Yeats Successful Business
•Experience, with a rePutatiou..for 'integrity'
and hbdortible. dealing unsurpassed-Wan)
jsitriilar . • '
LOSSES PAID since 1 OrganizatiOn; 'sl7,-
600,000.00, withnt the dedaction era -cent,
or a dar's delay I .
LIBERAL RATES I'o'Bll the shfer classes
of pinpeity. • fnsuranCe of Dstellines' and
Contents. a specialty; •
BRICK or STONE I Dwellings ; insured per;
petually if desiredy on terws of the . greatest
economy and safety to the insured.
Mondays, 10 A. Id
Tioesdap, 10 A. If
Fridays 10 A. NI
Saturdays, 10 A. IV.
It is Wisdom and Econotay toitistrri in the
bet.t Compa s 9isp, api:lPAe_te S - •-none beffei: than
the old Insurance , •Co-of. North
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Agent for Potter'qourty.
TO •BUILDERS.
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JOEDI Jr:, tropriotorL
wH4i',7'oAnt-;;.:Srt'::'.O'QOS'::
1566
The to l 3l3LeEn3egst ?
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NEWWiIt OF SPRING GOODS
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TEN,DEPARTMF4TS ,. Ft4
Good DeLaines for 20 to 2b Cents: .1
Merrimac, Cooheco, Providence, and Other good 1 2 th:41i
from 15 to 20 Cents. ' • 1
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Heavy': from 1 9 5 Centel.
Good Tweeds.from 35 to 45 Cont 34
Striped Shirting,s for 1.2.5 cents:
Bed Ticking frOnai 25 to 44 Cents,
• - A NICE ASSORT3iiNT O I
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CASSIWIERESVERY LOW
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• A LARGE AS§ORT3IENT. OF CLOTHLNG.
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GOOD SUIT - FROM $l5 to ses
Grocery 9epartment,
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Flour, Feed, and IPork. Good Sugar for 12 Cents. The best Flonrin tiOni
I under the market , at wholesale and retail.
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Jobbers supplied 'at New
,York Wholesale Pricesi4
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Call and see us before purchasin g ,
elsewhere; i f for nothing more : than to get potful
up. We challenge any country-store to beat us as to.quality and price.
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Wellsville, NI Y., March 7, 1
Proi.:.. -- ;':',liiiii_Plitbliool
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P. A. STEBBUS & Co.
#ead.: i..„....i....Ht i te.,,r : . : .f0 r .. 1 Bargain s l
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FIRST FAIL OPENING!
L'iegazit Seasonab'le Dress Goods
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.1711E't010 7 .Eli 'STOR.F. - 7 i'LL I
.pri0 . 0.. i 40 . 4.c1.0 . *... - .Tro*.ko,
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MAMMOTH STOCK OF
330004:3 0 1tWO aro MIILCPeES
The Proprietors of the POPULAR CORNER STORE are
,determined to supply this market with the best quality of
DRY=GOODS I HATS & CAPS, HARDWARE, DRUGS, PAINT
OILS, VARNISHES, AND PATENT MEDICINES,
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FLOUR FEED .1!ROVISIONS
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P.:A. STEBBINS & CO.
°viol*, 1885
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