~~-
na ,
(iII 1 1304 Dire!l 7 ;tisv engaged in
ini rigt:it 's' fory . a the bite and-, iiktltiii? - r;
ger_
t
t :I ; •!"
1 - 0 ..beti. 31organ; , ' L
Mir Tha i State Pi ison convicts at
Charlestosvn, Mass., havelcOntributed $2OOl
for-the, benefit of the Portland' aufferers.
I
rirldr. P t -T. Barnum-has been _ap
poiptted /iale of the COmpaissionera to; the
*Oftld's:Pir atßaris. , ; - f- , .f .
ii '' 4 ....14.-tßoberißdriner,-sinde -his-last-:psir
chase, posiesses the six finest horses in this
country. f They cost him $120,000..
ta. The once famous Ellsworth - Zoti
ayes, of Chicago, are fast running down.
3 .. The organization now number's only .fifty
act:brtraemkenv, ,-:- -..r..: .." :f.ZS: .,- 1
' • 'ltarA iellisit l4ad 7 ,6*lfix feet-thick;i
estimated to yield ninety per cent, metal,'
has been opened at. Newbury, Green coun- I
ty, Ind. •
1 • I
4ive,..prisoncrs_ escaped,,from :the,
If . *Ale jail a few 'nights ago; by sawingl
e ,i
t ~,„,wb 11413 iii a yeindowTiontkid the'
I
Is. A young Schenectady lady has he
-1
come insane in-consequence of the opposi- 1
tion of her friends to a match upon which
~..01Ahtid,rt e t her heart. „ . ---- _
0. , - -cz t' - • . . '.' '• ..,i. •
' - `l*This'authorittes of Greenvil.e,lAla.,
have passed an ordinan l ce appropriating
ten per•cent of all taxes tdwaid the support
of free schools. -
,A. I Seutbern correspondent of ,the
. NewA f t , ik Tinies figures up the probable
cotton product for thiS season at 2,700,000
bales—more than halt the crop of 1880. -
us. The 'Washington National Monti
-1:1110111, iptiiriation - aremsking:Mother effort
o,o*o4coitribt*is to finish the moms:
tligi l . ,It is elethriiiied - that it 'will - ia'Ve
$2,000;000 to complete the work.
Jro*" The military prisoners confined in
flastle - Tinelney, Charleston, S. C., under
lia .. tencti of death, have bad their sentences
iorflmnted to imPrisonment for life at the
11C - S , Vl:fug - as; by President 'JohilsOp."
• Mir - Dean Richmond, President of the
New York Central Railroad Company, and
tr leading Democratic 'politician; reports his
#.4necape for the. last _year at '§108,721. In
:,early. ife', he - Ayes ,a poor boy
° and a canal
driver. , 1
/NT Fighting between the Indians arq
soldiers atldaho, is reported._ There ,had
been a.ieralasuarties on bottom Sides. 4
eoppany. of Sully soldiers, : was,. at 'last ad
counts, • tirioundeCi bf Intlans; awaitin
reiofpreements_ .
• -
Yar Hard' inbber 'Collars are to be '6E+ 3
next ,novelty.—j4:process of blenching rub
ber fins beeti-dreovered, and after-harden
ing,itcan, be made into collars, wristbandi,
gtc.;atitt..the enthueiastic think they_Seethe
end of the papelr collar business.
INAL.The , mi ititry Yrisonets:confined
the Ohio Penitentiary are being discharged
under the receit Order of the President.
4~?ong• others is Dr. Paine, who was cap-1
iuke - dAwo yearsi ago, 'and was at one time
nn:dei j sentence Of death- as a rebel spy.
jam' The SL.
Louis, Mo., Denzocrat
saysAbiOtivhile other cities are supplying
themselves with pure water, the people of
St. Louis) are, gplping (low!' such quantities
'of mud - . that . ' 1 1! ilf., of them' are ,corpulent
with aandhars."l . -
are now in jail at Des Moines,
young girl,.aged sevenleen;xliarged . with
bigamy, and tier mother, charged'with per
jury, in swearing . falselyhdere the Coun;ty
.11 d !len, I.lle marriage license ilas
it4ir An Indiana school teacher attempt- ;
ed to chastise a female schelar ' „when' a
young fellow threatened to"
whereupon the master dreiv• his own pistol
and shut the boy; who returned the fire,
4i,ttiag a .his, :mark. Both were badly I
Wikrided; • - '
rm. It is thought to. be something re
rnarkable_tbat whereas previous cholera s -
sons WcrA rioted for"tlhe entire
,absencei;oll
thunder and lightnirig; •this' sumrnerliel
hare bad more' Of Altese :than. 'Was e er
known before. This: fact 'would -seem to I
demolish the, theory,, that, the. pestilencd..isj
caus&lbY, a lack of electricity in the at
mosphere. .
liGraire :associate 'press of: ing country--
propose to spend $12.5,000.a year -for En ;
ropean...news by -the Atlantic cable.• - They
will have ;two - dispatchers- a day,',. Made up
itt :London - at three o'clock in the moraine
and three o'clbelt,. in the • afternoon, which
will be , the same as-10 p. in. and .10. 1 a. m.
liii*,:York time, and reach here- in seaon
for Morning and evening papers. • .
Bar' The Fret ch -Academy +are very
vritely selected as the 'subject for the prizel
poem of next year: "The Death of Presi
dent LinColn." , It must be adMitted -that
the forty tare• been most ludicrous. Flew'
ttnmes are. more • suggest five or more suited
to inspire a poetic mind With noble 4ind
striking thoughts. While
.exalting - the
memory of
,the man; who abolishedslat*y,
it is evident that it will 'not be possible' to
avoid the glorious theme of liberty. I
*ED_ When the United - States Senfite"
proposed to make an exception to the ttlr:
frig of the T4st Oath by Mr. Patterson, qne
of the new Senators from Tennessee. it ex
pressed in the strongest possible manner,
the lielief l th4t he could not take the o4th
lyitiMut committing perjury. After the
lioilse of Represent Lives refused to con4ur
iti-making the exception, the Senate, jay
allowing Mr.l Patterson to take the oath,
was guilty, if rot -of the subornation of per
jury, of something yery, near akin thereto.
That Mr. Pattern!), in taking the oath, vim=
guilty of perjury, does not seem to width
of quehtion. '
I s; 00p;!Fremont! will latile.'pandidatif
iiitt-g.:* - Senator iti'l4oola,ii. rhiided the
ie . * , Legislature is'"i4o4j. q 1 7 -P
r
-,-..-,,,- -.. . . . - ..:::,:r t!r. r .';' , . ' r : r, • - r •• :. r
Seir" The President and Cabinet will bp
at Chicago, September sth,! and remain
...
two n ig h ts and ono dhy. 1I •
•1 1 ,
ligli",.The z westean,People! rh welcomin,g
tiier'• radidal Y rlexbeo of , 4 ngres4hO ,
re
With tnibOunded dtlaonstr tons oftctinf
dente and resPeci: l 'l.
i . --
igerWhat did 'Andrew .Johnson mean
I when he promised I tolbe the !Moses of the
/ .
black men of the Soth, and lead tbrowth
ir
the Red Seal 11
He meant Ifemph:is and) L lVew l Orleans!
i - c •il •-•-• •
, Atta k ., James 1,8, Brown, ofr!* . ercer.coonty,
was noininated-ai, the , I4tilllici:d.: tifintli
ante ilir'Staie!SentitOVilii 'fife 'Citdit - Y-iebOild
ballot. This 4l
It district is co mposed of! \Te
r
nafigo, Mercer, and Ilt i -il arren.cobrities.
tr
iterGoverhor Mor,ton, of Indiana, says
the .F' hi I ade 1p b itt cop leni t ioli . iii - ji -, ,C1 ifpc c' co n-
I;A.isioii: that the dibiogratic:' ! P4Fty; jiidejibly
stained iiitl treago n'4as]it,,,,K 0,a;:i4113i-,Coo
grevous , i
io r le.borne. ' ! l i
-air The Union State for
; ; Convention,.
l'New York will be held at Svraense on the
sth day of Septembey next) Candidates
foriGovernor,*Oufentorit `•• , • Gcfre'r or, ',Canal
Comniis.siond'liid•liiSpiethi ! Ot I.46;l=li:is
ons will be nominated.
1 I •
• ! f r .
jar The theory of the recently deceased
abed German. physician that his. life was
~...- - - , I with .
greatly piolonged bySleeping his head
to the North; finds an accoMpfbiYing Con
firmation in the fact that fbosi American
politicians, who have for s&n.f,s of years
laid their heads to the Sou th,lard very dead.
. 1 •
7.' - '4Mr '4lepiiWeilai.e se4Ohof..n.thie ',Con
! serVatitseffi manifgefl . -,WtfatAlpey'l Calle/I,oe
"Fianip' ? Convention in New Orleans. It
is not uncharitable to infer plat the Con
servatives design to administer the same .
discipline., to,: the assembly l l they 'cull-the
k'Rtimp Congress" ,aoVasbington.• ! In the
New Orleans massacre the-!President was
'on the side '
'of the 'cut-throats: There are
indications that he intends! to be on the
same side at the National capital.
- . Ths...President- Johnson, in his dispatch
to .the Attorney- General of Louisiana says:
. .. . .
"Tile people :inust.fitst'be.consulted in
changing the Organic .aw lof the State.
Usurpation will not be ioleiated."
Fwe recollect aright, this same Presi
dent,jiithout ibe . slialitestaiithoriti of law,
4ictated most important changes in -the
Constitution 'of ten different States, iii not
one of which did "allowlthe - ddmitided
changes - to be siihinitted to the people,
Does he;mean, to pleadguijty; to the charge
of usurpation?
' ,
. . .
A. Party "Of OrleansNeui:l youths just.
bursting ,into.. trianlidod, %Cent, up town a
few• nights ago to compliment a lady friend
Of one of the young gentlemen by a sere
nade. They had barely . p me to execute
one, plaintive when a l wifideutoperied
and a masculine voice good - rtataredly in
quired, "How many of you- are there P'
"Four," returned the seninaders - , thinking
the inquiry had probahlY refetenee to re
freshments. "Divide that among . you,
.1
then, " returned the indiyalual at the win
dow, as he emptied the..contenti of a. water
Over the heads jut, then massed to
gether. ' ' -! '•
: -
tirThe devotion of the 'infamous Mayor
of New Orient* to the 'rebel cause during
the war is wefiillustrated by the fullowing
incident recetitly related by .Gen., Butler
at a social gathering: .
• •
May -, or Monroe, after heing nnprisoned as
a traitor, ,was -to be released, upon
taking the OA i',:ifiillegiinee,a - nd had actu
ally the pen his haad ,fonlfix his signa
ture, when. WlNAlvas- brought in that Mc-
Clellan had,
,i;pen de'feated the -rebels
;with_ the Joss ! of, forty thousand men. Be-
lie'ving this : citnard;Monree - rstuSed '
thro down, his.•pen, - andva..s taken back to
prison, - -from !Which he-was afterwards re.
leased:b3i. anti 'iCtiOn of the 'authorities ,
- Washington:l • , :
ale‘ - lii..liliiirbf,the New - . Orleans Times;
t E lieliocgMlegrattlied that, the
Con ven ,;was, onlye"a , ,Q•Jatirig
and afterwards spoke of itsi membeiS as
revolutionist - 4 . , wrote ':recently; at the Presi
dent's dictation, 'as 'fellows :
,
; "The of f icers and people of New Orleans
must. - ht ev4ry reipect,-depOiv themselves
in such a Way. that the stain of the recent
occurrence: much - ad possible, be
wiped - old.. iTheTresidentden:iongs this:".
The President, the:n, comprehends that
the blood 'oft his-vielitfis - in New Orleans
has left - a "stain." - and 'all the waters
of the ocean {will not wash it out. ; ••He now
"demands" that f the-,assassitt, who were his
tools, shall s behave as 'hereafter , to. pass
for ' , And 'this front a Pietident
of thpUriitcd States! ;,, , ,
=I
The. Richmond Examiner, in corn
mentingutiOa the s liisse l S and '„,o-rnans
by the 'reconstructed rebels of- liettucky
fu Gliot ntid 7' ',T r"
"Not &IF!' t irrailtont
the Union and the world, Grant and Sller-]
man w 'decline in estithation,. bile Pres
ident Johnson' and,General Lee will be re
cognized in all tlMir-}goodness,- , goodness, and
greatness.! ,'," :-- •
There is no myster,y, in the fact that the
rebels now associate the name of President
Joassort with that of (General Lsz. The
President, by his conduct, shows he has re
pented of the part hp,toott in putting down
the rebettio'n i ; and is ;rilling: to
,do au he
can, under the eireq34stanoezi uncti4
beet seta of his life.
EZZ=MI
GOOD. NEWS
NEW GOODS
THE - LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
No attention paid to , the cost of
Prompt 'conformity to the Lowest
Market Prices is our established
We :=are determined to give the
publier„ the Benefit of the FALL,
We " shall try to prove the Rule
You paid high prices when goods
went up, we will see,to it that
you pay low prices now GOODS
co
1[9:1
Sho
IE3
EMI
HARLES S. JONES
Shah take the lead in fuimishing this
1
section of the country with the best
articles for the least money, ciurs is the
I ' .
Store Where that can be done. COME,
SEE, and be CONVINCED.,
Cotton Goods
we are now offering at piices which can
•
not fail .to strike the porehasei as
CALICOES WITH :THE 'STARCH
OUT OF BOTH CLOTH AND,
jm.
1Z1 4 03101 V
•
BROAD-CLOTH,
Plain & Fancy CaSsimeres
STAN CI)ARD MUSLINS
Bleached and Uiihleached
IVl.uslins of all .PricesF,
Flannels of all Colors,
SILK & LINEN_.',. I
1-lAN DKEROI-IIEFSC*.: 1 - :
SPOOL COT'Is
Ticking, Striped Shir ttg,
Denims. Crash. Tow lin.g
LADIES' MESS GO S I ---
i :
All-Wool Delaines, Artier. Delaines.
Mohair -Lusties tic. F - -
[
GleoC- lERiIIES, - .. -^ :
Of an kinds. rIOF . TEESVEIITE do BROWN
N
SUGAI I ,
SYRUP d• OOMAION MOLAS'ES,
G _
REEN' & BLACK; /TEAS; SPICES. of'DM
kinds. A. great v , 4ety of the nest brands of
, ,
SIiORINCr A; CyBWINGr TOBACCO. ' porn
Brooms, Cedai. uckets; No. 1 and 2 gitc.ke;el,
Labrador II ing, Hams .3- 131;oulderi:. 17
f :
• Also, I e
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
/ . M EDICINES,:'
BO
iRI
HARDWAitt;' c ic.
EIIEJIBER WE , :PAY :THE HIGHEST
. •
'DEICE Foruourp.y PRODUCE
, CEIAOLEEIB.
Condersp ort, June 5, 1866
I [
ANT)
t',:iSTRANGE
BUT
IFELTSIO
1 -
, r
I
BARGAINS BARGAINS!
GOODS.
RULE.
this time.
"Works both Ways."
are down.
rs may go down, but we do
not intend to be beaten.
rip' ask is to give; as a Call.
as 'mach as you please. If
know our prices we feel sure
of'a sale.
are in for the trade this spring
and are determined that
All kinds of
Cidlueatip
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
S and SHOES,,
Wrikidis !
i Alt
•OLNST))7'S:•.':.
OUR atttention is invited to thelarr. T.nd
attractiVe. stock just received, and for
sale as lowas the same qualities can be bought
nnywhere.in the county.
I .We have on hand a large and, varied as
sortment of Domestic Cottons, co-nprising
BROWN SHEETINGS, and
SHIRTINGS '
BLEACHED MDSLINS, •
• DENIMS,
STRIPES,
. CHECKS
TICKIN(iS ) nod,- , - •
CO'rTON FL'ANNELS On Which we
cannot be andersold. •
=I
We purchase 'onr goods for Cash and offer
ihens'at a veiy small advanCe • ,
• Fro.rn .
_ F•rjAE-T'd'a+
yoit want to purchaie,
• • • BED,
BLUE, or
PLAID PRENCE 923IRTSNG FLANNEL, call
• At 61mstedYs.
DRESS GOODS;
DELAINES,
PRINTS, •
• BROCIZE, and
• :WOOLEN SHAWS,
HOODS, •
SONTA GS,
NUDIAS,
• "" BALMORAL SKIRTS,
• 1: CLOTHS, BO
CAS§r 3 I-ER . ZSi 7 ;- -
- to full supply
' ' At Olmsted's.
CLOTHING
•
fON'T fail t 6 call before purchasing and
seeethe assortment '
; • At almiteirs
BOOTS St SHOES
Men, & Children in great va
-1.: OR
lie Women,
rietyandeleap
For Molasses, Syrup, Sugar, Tea and Coffee,
•
n fact everything in the Grocery line, call
A full assortment , of almost everything, that is
kebt'in a. country store on hand. We intend
to lie - p:Gooda that will give satisfaction and
seil;gooh articlhs at the lowest living profit
• attElf
•
Grain of all kinds,
Flutter, Wool,
Sheep Pella, Furs,
Deer Skins. I
Also,
Oonnty, - TownShin and. School Orders, for all
of which the highest prices will be paid '
At Olmsted's
Coudersport; Pa,lsloy'r 18.
ATLANTIC
Tilxoarl.t
a A f
AND
BOOKST4'RE
T Itt a dersigked won
ld nnonnce ton e peoploof
ittcre'
ltVt i h have bought iuMtcen
tiro stockOfkrar ofthin
peoan,.xe
after keep on hind a fit assortment of
BOOKS AN - STATIONERY'!
Including Triting, Tissue, Per
forated a d Blotting aper, En
relopes, nks,Slates, POcils, Cray
ons, 1,, tands, Blank -Books of all
kinds.
Wv'ting BOOKS, Pocket DIARY%
Dra*iiig Materials,
MISCIELANEOUS LOOKS
including the lateftt Standard
NOVIISAkt A ZINE,PICTORIAL
=
-STORY, PAPERS,
TEXT BOOKS
. • roit . • ,
.
: 1 ,
—.. ' KOLB !
.^. fine lot of .. ':, ' '. • , .. 1
PHOTOGRAPH! -„ALBUMS
Special attention given to grder3l:br ,
• 1 - :
.-_' ..: t .
• •
DUSGEMAITEOUSBOOKS. -
'laving ma& the neeeisary arrangements in New
York we are enabled to fill all such- circlet, On el:ort
notice.' By prinapt and courteons attention, to cur
patrons; with fair and boubrible dealing, we topo to
merifithd reeelve'a large 'Snare. of the patronage of,
those wielung artiales in oar line. ' •
D. LARRABEE.
Jan 15 66 tf
BOARDING!
T ITS abbierihor, U
late Eniidrord of the nion' Mose,
to prepared to nooommodatp v 1 item to, the Con,
y scat with Boarding,: :It 'rrasolatilo rates '..Torof . p,
Wittiesiceinclothera 15 . 111 ; fin4 it to their ad valip,gc
givi Witt a call! `•- C.' Phtl . o 3 ,
Coudersport, Feb. 6„ 1;0. • " tf • '
At Olmsled's
AT OLMSTED'S.
AT OLMSTED'S,-
lAND. GREAJ NESTER]
•,• ) •
Iliough.Potter count:
?GENERAL ! •
De-
BOSTON; =CLOTHING HOUSE
rjIITE enhicriimr respectfully Informi the citizens of
X Coudersport end the public in generali that. he
.
boa opened . •
READY MADE
CLOTHING - STORE,
Ea
GIELE'IT'S BLOCK
WELLSVILLE,
ALLEGLNY CO, N.T
quo clgoT below
AND.ERSON i t DOOLITTLE'S I
PARD WARE STORE,
Wberewilile found at all times, a Comp'ste t Assort-
Meat, and latest styles of
6LoT.Etim i
BATS,
FURNISHING GOODS,
'I'RUNK,S ,SC
Our motto 15
Cheap for Cash, Quick . Sales,
Small Profits, But One Price.
ICew Goodi received every week.
Call and examine our Goods and Prices berate going
_ elsewhere. , .
June 19.-13 m.
[We, advertise itt the Phrratt dottmAL.l
ANDERSON DOOLITTLE,
No. 5, GILLETT'S BLOCK, NEXT 1700 A
TO THE BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE,
•
Wellsville, N. Y.
A..fejl
A eising a complete assortment of
A
p
SHELF AND HEAVY
HARDWARE,
JOINERS' (
I
DDEN'S
Cross-Cut, and
ey Saws.
Rubber aLeather
Belting,
Hem and Rubber Pa.cking,
IRO ,_NAILS, STEEL, GLASS,
.4...x.w-rist cl,-1...5;
HOUSE TRIMMINGS,
Blacksmith's Tools a
PLAT-ED WARE,
Table and P
WOELER &
Circula
ttmaa. mn:rieris-sr.
Turpentine and Varnishesi
Carriage Trimmings, Saddlery
Ha:rdware,
,HubS, Spokes,
' Felloes, &?,
STO V.4'Si7y.l
SHEET IRON,
AND
,
,
I
_
COPPER-WARE.
JOB WaqlC
. . .
Of all kinds okeeuted in Am. Lest manner. on reason
able terms.„ Our stock compristes„everythirsg,, in
our linC his 'bought for et
LOW FIGURE.S.;and w•e are not to be undersold.
Dealers . 'supplied .at New York J bbcrs
Prices.
L.. B. AND:KFISOX,
Wellsville, N. Y., June 16,1566-3 mos
Notice.
GERMANIA, POtter Co., Pa., Ang.' 1, 1863.
N OTICE' is hereby given that Charier Bu
,
- shor. now or late of this county, holding
the following described prOperty.th e
as not y
paidArnyconsideration whatever fir the slime,
and all persons are hereby warned not to pur
chase any of said property of the said Busher
before' the 'decision of the Court given in
this ease and C. Busher has paid to me the
consideration money therefor. 4 .
The folldwing is the property :
• 1"5t...41. certain tract of land, nearthe,Ger
mania Mill, in warrant 5075. Abbott township,
Potter e 4 ounty, Pa., containing 100 acres.—
Also' 25 acres in warrant 5078 and hidjoining
the above. 4
-2nd A certrin tract of laud, with Mill and
improvements thereon, near Kettle Creek, in
warrant 5819, in Stewartson township, Potter
leounty, Pa., containing about 20 , 1 acres.'
'-C. Bushor holds also in truht warrant no.
.250 i, in Gaines township, Tioga county, Pa.
on the road leading from Germania to Gaines,
containing 850 acres. ,
tf , rtApDE.
Coal and
, The undersigned desires to infcrin the cid-)
zees of Coudersport and vicinity that he is pre•:
to furnish *i ;
COAL and LIME
at fair prices. Keeps a Stack on hand, eon
staatAy.:. S. K. STORRS. •
Jul.) , 1.1
7 -- 41131aR4+6
4. 4"
BUSINESS COLLECE
Rorth-east Corner Tenth ,nd Chestnt Streak
PHILADELPHIA.
. .
Tbe niost eomp'ef e and thoronghly appointed Pu t t,
peas or. Commercial College firths country.
• The only one in the city possesiing a Legig atite
Charter, and the only °nein the fruited States afthor
ized to confer Degrees of merit. Diplsmas awarded
to graduates in the Commercial Conroe ntider its er r ,
porote seal by authority of law. •
Conducted by gentlemen of liberal education sad
extensive eXperience in ibusiness; and neorning
quelled stdventaars for the therm:lab theoretical mud
practical education of young in n for the various dll..
ties and employments of bus ness life.
THEORY AND PRA.CTICE.COJIBINED
by a system of
ACTUAL BUST NESS TRAINING
originni and pre-eminently prnctice, rring the en.
dent in the shortest time a complete insight into !bit
routine; detniix , cnaIOPIA and , forms of basincps
fu
general. as conducted in the beet•regulaten
cial and finahcial estabbehmente.,
CAPS,
U. Ia:MOP
NM
The In,titu (ion is bested ir,ahe most central parg
or the city, and he urcommoratiors, for extent, e!e.
znriee sot convenienee,mre un,uri•msed. All the
rooms hay.. been IF led rip in the sere best style Nettle
lio-iness ()likes or Courtin, houses, Telegraph'
Sttne, ins] legn!ar
BANK OF DEPOSIT AND ISSUE
supplied with finelpreurarrd lithographic not , *
n,ed ac n ei reolat lee: medium in the Department of
Aetnal Dualbe..
OOLS,
d Stock;
rr•ho ric , ire the very I,e,t facibt.e , for a Practical
Education for rin•ines~, we e.uarantee a course or
instruction no where elTe to be equalled, while thef
reputation ar,d f•tandirrg of the Institution among'
butinese miw Ma be its cadortement the beet passport
to succr?e and adva,,c,nneitt, fii vinteraplatiug
••nterin_ any Commercial College, are invited to send'
MEM
ILLUSTRATED .cistoLAß-a CATALOGUE
ountniiiii.g complete interior views of the College,.
cot fell partinlars of the course cf fustructich .
terms, Sc
T. E. MERCHANT, -
Supt. of Office jusiness:-
novi4ml3o
llorso aml Calllo Powdera,
YELLOW W.
TER. II EA , VEt
COUGHS, DR
TEMPER. FE
VERS;FOUNDE]
LOSS OF APP'
TITE AND VIT.,
ENERGY; Eze. I
use improves tilt
wind, increase
the appetite- . gi ve
a smooth ar
glossy skin---ar
transforms t h
miserable skelet
horse.
To keepers of Cows this preparation is invaluable.
the quality
milk. It has
proven' by ac•
=perk:tent to
tase the qwm
-3f milk and
t twenty:l:er
and make-this
:er -.firm .- and
Itt fattening
,iftertm lbws
tpetite, loosens
hide. and
them thrife
A. L: DOOLITTLE
In all diseases of Stine, su
Je'Ltings, Liver,
e., this article
nets as a specific.
By putting from
one-half a Taper
.__. l
ter a paper in a ..
barrel or swill the • -.=-'-----'
above discuses '--- - -
will be eradicated" ._
oi entirely prevented. If given in -time, a eartaita
preventive and cure for the IHog Cholera. ~ ...
Price 25 Cents per Paper , or 5 PaperB far $1 :
PA.FZPAILEtt BY : ,j
S. .A. roctourri• &.- 13nC0.,
AT TEEll:113. • .
WHOLES. LE onro AND,' 1113DiNatirDspixt, •
No. i 1.6 Franklin . t3t, Baltimore, id.
For Sale by Druggists and, Storekeeper, t t htough•
out. the United States.
Sold by P, A.' STEBBINS & CO:,Cotidert,-
p irt. Ps.. .
THE,I . •
B CTS. STRAW,L; II..I
treat
PA TENTED; JULY;I6CrI, BY POltTpl. K BM ITH
ausANDS. 'dr these liFtAines'are bcbag;Etsii•
ogd roll, nod give more I *..
lUnivertial • Salistactioli
thop••any other • • • ; •
• §tra, - tv . or ,S alk-Cutter.
in Turkel It cuiding about and can be road!
orrieTii , e.l in nay country town. , I
1u• Knife ,tationcry—Box•vibrateeJ7-feedm ftrelf
—c to on top of the knife—cute everything f oam('
nn3 length you wish„and 3lou•ciinobt !rake
no k of it even with n dull
Lime.
Price, $l2.
4.pa Ignchineri rani be seen at shop Or !be
T.yo
nn ersigned. Manufactured and for We by •
N.- H. GOODSELL.
• onderaport, Pa., Oet. 2,168 , 5.
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rer ei ved7- Polkas, - I ,Waltzr4; Sabi:4ll4o6
Sring,S;Daotts:' VariatiOns—bj•
pril 24; 'Pi, D. C. & 31. M. LARRAREZ.'"
THEORETICAL BOOK-KEEPING
TO YOUNG MEN
L.
Piesident
F,O TZ'S
czLzßastED
This preparation,
long and TaVorably
known, will thor
oughly reinvigorate,
broken-down and'
low-spirited horses,
by strengthening
and cleansing the
stomach and intes
tines. .
It is a sure isra.
Ch as Coughs, then in