II
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DIMNESS COLLEGE
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,Verih-east Cornet Tenth , and- Chestnut Streets,
'The Ding complete and thoroughly appointed Bust•
begs or Commercial College in the country:
The only one in the city possessing a Legislative
. Charter, end the only one in the United States author
'land to confer Degrees of merit. Diplomas awarded
graduates in the Commercial Course under its car
, ,poratsli seal;by authority of law.
.06. ducted by gentlemen of liberal education and
nxtensivo experience in bniiiness, and affording use
quelled advantages.for the thorough theoretical and
practical education of young m n for the various du
tea and employments of business life. '
THEORY.AND PRACTICE COMBINED
by s system of •
. . .
•• : ACTUAL BUSINESS TRAINING
etiglnaf and pro-eminently practical, giving the stn.
dent in the shortest timer complete insight into the
customs and forms of business in
as conducted in the best-regulated commer
ohdandtinancial establishments.
THEORETICAL BOOK-KEEPING
. f , • 'Upon n nearplan. with an original exposition of the
science a:mount+, arranged and published by the
proptietoi of this Institution extutevely for his own
, nue sat leg otte-half the ordinary labor of the stud ,t 2 ,
and giving him a completaknowiedge of the p LIU
!`i °IWO best accountants,
THE COMMERCIAL COURSE
EMBRACES
eipi nu, Commercial Al ren
, .„. mansliip, Business Correspondence, 'Com
; mereial Law; Lectures on Basin C3B
.* Affairs, Commercial Customs,
1 Forms and Actual 13asi
ness 'Practice. •
4 SPECIAL BRANCHES.
—Algebra. and'ike Higher Mathematics, Phono
graphy, "Ornarnintal - Penmanship, the Art of
_4 , f/et:ling Counterfeit Money, Engineering,
Burveging, Nabigation and Teleraphiny,,
TELEGRAPHING
CA The nrrangementsfer Teleg,raphineare far In ad
vance of anything of the hinderer offered to the pub
lic. A regular Telegraph Line is connected with the
Institution with twenty bran:hakes in various parts
of the city, where public business is transacted, and
e, in which students of this Institution are pertriltted to
- practice. .No reguinr office practice ci,n be had in any
• other school of instruction it the country, without
which no ono can obtain a position as a practical op
orator.,Young men are cautioned against the doccp
renreeent.tione of those who, without any such
:•''faallitiee, pretend to teach Telegraphing.
PATRON ICE.
This Institution Is now cc ;nyinc tbe largest patron
ago ever bestowed npon an y.ionimereial school in the
State. Over five hundred stunents were in attend
'once the llrAt year, and over FOVen hundred during
the inant .year. The best class of students may 4ova
' viably be found here, and all Its :Jousceirttlons are first
LOCATION AND AGCOMMODATIONS
The Institution is located in the most central part
- .
it/ ate city, and its accommocations, for 'extent, ele
' gamy and convenience, are tiosurpnFard. All the
rginnei have been.llttedup in the vero best style with
Business-Offices 'or Counting Houses, Telegraph
Offices Stationery Store, and a regular
BANK. OF DEPOSIT AND ISSUE •
enpplled with flnely•engraved lithographic notes
wed as a circulating medium in the Department of
Actual Businesa. " •
TO YOUNG MEN
-siho de.fro the 'very beet facilities for a Practteal
_,Educatfon for Biliil3CBH, we guarantee a course of
Instruction no'erbere else to le equalled, while the
reputftion and standing, of the Institution among
busines4l mon makoStoeudonsenient the best passport
to bucceas and advancement. 111. contemplating
c..liiiTOtingluty Commercial College, are invited to send
for an
ILLUSTRATED„CIRCULAR,A.CATALOGUE
contiiniug complete interior views of the College,
and full partbulars of the cootie. of instruetlpo
torpA, &o. . • •
L FAIREANJKS,
President.
MERCHANT !
.
Supt. of Ojlce Ilusipess._
Dovi4ml3pti
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MI
u, ARVIN'S
inn and Dry Plaster
„ •
Tire and burglar Safes,
ik;use and i Store-Door Locks!
Send for Catalogues -
MARVIN & CO.,
.„ • - 2 , 85 Broadway, N. V.
121 Chestnut St., Phila.
Au. I 7 ly
• 1 J. GURNEY & SON,
•
111QTOGRA1711;EP ARTISTS,
Bioadw . ay, N. Y.
In ad3ttion"63'our
Photographic Art Gallery, Established 18.10,
fo'r.tholi two years had advantages supe
rior to any ptber. mdabilsbment in oblaining sittings
from tiro. of th& prominent celebrities Of the day,
in ()ARO PORTRAITS, and are now publishing a
Caalogap,Ageyili •••• •- - •
2560 Sub je cts,'Ain •
erie Foreign,
also a 1 ii-go list of Copies of "
of Art and m
Engrangs,
.
4., at/Out/at sent on receipt of Stamp.
rAmorder for one dogpn pleturea from our Catalegno
Will , bo 11110. at SI.SO and sent by emit free. Sin
urea 25
. couts, copies oreugravinga 15 /Ace:tell.
:15r. 13 - : We also desire to tallmttention to the ad.
vAntago - 2wo 'for reproducing, or copying, Old
Daxigerrebtypes, Ambrot y pea, i.curd' Pict ni ea, 5r,C, of
,p,qceasca'Rciativcs aid friends,
ereariplrigthem to any'size, and finishing in Oil, Water
crtaopqor India Ink, with thnZaidhf
'Ten Talented' ..A.rtists.
Parties desiring coriei, should therefore co'rrespond
with ns direct. .
Send for a *Catalogne..
The Trade supplied at a Liberal Discount.
(31-allei47:oille'l:Cfor 'Free: Inspection.
surei r iingeo•eleulug the City, wql firni , onr Gallery
on Oftbe.mosykt_wystable places in the Ci ty, ;wherein
to while - away an hour. '‘
Sr'lGr - 6.1.'5 - 31Cevy" td
• t l .Y-11U r OGIt A
%, 707 13110.:1DIVAY, N. Y.
Ca!mpti4rra of the
ARMY.. br, THE. POTOMAC:
• Br WILLIAM. SWINTON:
THE jiANDARD'DISTORYOr THE GRAND ARMY.
Mail
ir I
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tnzreastest Wbrleon the. War. Universally en
laesid ItY'arlaiy.:otlicers and the press. . •
.. g t Aestitti in this volume to iecord•what that Army
did end' suffered in tetkan3pai,gus and two score bat•
• '.'l i shati b. v'e •theelehrate the unsrferviug loyalty of
thts - artny, that oft't Mire when the bond of military
coliiiSien failed,heldititir.. shaken of fortune tea duty
serf hip - died i'' .. ' - . • . .
'.'l Shall Nave to follow' it through a checkered expo
rienee, in' it tater commingled of great misfortunes,
great follies and great glories ; but from-first to hist it .
will appear that.amid many buffets of fort une,throug,h
"winter. and rqugh weather," the At-my of the Pow
mie never gave up, but made a good fight, and finally
.reached tee goal." • .. . -". - •
• The ',Army and Navy Journal" says : ' . ' .
, ...Ills Is the only American critical work on the late
war,pind it is thoroughly critical and entirely divested
of all political hue or tone." .
•
Vits is ths only History' Of the . Grand Army,"
and rio'airs who has been° a part. in its conflicts,or
is iht6War ira -its grand achievements, should . 6e .
without it:: , ..' .. . : S
This work-sells itself. The people are tired of poll:
ile4ll.l434artizati histories, and want something from
, 01:11clal sources. Wu have ligente clearing over $ - 200
per mouth. ,Send foe ei re alars, wadi - we our terms and
procet4f-the Ohara :mullion. - - - • • - --.
Address, NATIONAL rUBLISTIING CO.,
lilM-Oir • - 507 Illinor.Street, 'Philadelphia:
MConfix L . —AGENTS for six
s99le ‘ titireiy . non - articles,. Just o ut. Address
, City Building-BLldeford,Bisitle.
Dee. 26,1865. iswl.y. .
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.'---. GROVESTEEN ' Et r tiO 7H--- -.:-
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Planop - jratle -Alan facturer.4. i
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._ , • 499 Broadtcipt4Vour York. 1 ;
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MrlE,attentiffn..ofi the puthto and dhe tmtly is In
...I_ cited to our NeW i3cll3.Seven Octavo BoSewood
Piano-Fortes,' which furvolume tutdipprity 0 tone
are unrivalled by auk hitherto offerediln this Market:
Theycontalnall-the modern - improseinents, Fruich.
1 grand action, harp! pedal, -Iron Iramni otier4struns.
bass, etc., and: each Jost rnment I being..„nvidel under,
the personal cape' vision of Mr. ..T: IL - oTovigteen;
who has had a practical- exiled, nee- 9f -_ , :Ceri Harty
eariii in their Manufacture, is 1 ully . warranted on
every particular. ,1 " -1; . - 1 . I ) e ..,
. THE "GROYESTEEti :PIAtiO/YORYE 1 "
Becelved the highest t oward. of merit ovorMlTiother.s
, at the Celebrated` World's. Fair I`_, -- . •
Where ' were. exhibited Ilitruments train: the b et
makers of Louden, Paris, Germany, ;PhiladPlphia,
Baltimore. Boston, and,, Nw York ; and. ali‘o at the
Arne' ican Institute for Mec uccessive yearS, qie gold
and silver medal. from.; hot . of which vie be iicen at
our ware-room..- ,' • -, . 1 • '
By-the introduction Of 1 proiements :vi,ici make a
i )
still more perfect Plano Tote, and by Manufatturing
largely, with a strictly .rca - sh syst.rM are enabled to
offer these instrumpoteaca'xrice wl4cl will preclude
competition. - 1 . 1 _ , . i. i
riticts. - , ',
i
No. 1, Seven Octave, round corners !
'Rosewood
Plain Case - i ' • ' ' $3OO
No. 2, Seven Octave,l round corners, Bos;ewood
lleavy Moulding. ii....... .. . . .:_.....:. . 1 .... . . $325
No. 3, Seven Octave, i round corners, Rode wood
Louis XIV, style-I.—L. ..: .. .... i ...-..- 4..4350
. TERMS-hoer`;asstts'Conacxx FONDS , . 1
Descriptive Circulat sent free, '- 1 • . 1. , , '
111 "St AN 17 %
,
The /Etna's Lotsi by' the .091 , tland Fire 1 -
111 e total amount: cci - ered . lll 4T!..tna Policies
on property destroyed Or damaged is $F2.0p,55 . 1
on which salvage be 4bout%r4erloent.: Our
total logs will not vary much from S c 2oo,ooll,and
is, being promptlyl adfuStbd - p;iid. This
sum is 5 per cent; th'e, assets, a figui+ but
slightly exceeding the'GO'vernment and fa.te
taxes paid last year, , , or - a 4iroportion! equal to
a:$5000 loss for a com Pan/ ,, of $:00,600 4sets.
. The necessity for inSuiance and the valkke of
wealthy, strong cerporatiOns, is forcibl'v
trated by this fire.' se-deal weak J•ii4id•ance
Companies are:destroyed. ;Portland
ulation of 35,000 ;-Was handsomely
fine brick or stone ? i t ralc,tOresprothci:ed and
screened with upWarps!qopooo shade trees—
bounded on three F;idpslly!F.lter—indeed,liter-
ally, almost rising fr4m the ocean—and - with_a
good steam fire department yet it Ihitilslo,-
000,000 of property consumed in a feW hl urs—
upon a bobday when its peol,qe are .lastjoccu
pied-.--from the Very insignicant cause of a cou
temptible the cracker. •
Remember the origin ofd fp+ that
sweep, away in -tqcw hourS Ih carnins-s di, re ar s
Consuleiyonr bestlfiderests ant gig e~tl:e
agent a eall if yiln need proper .1 nsUraM-e se
etirity I'oLues r , istie(t at fair terinsi
• .M L Agent.
Couderspk , July o7,;1 00 tf.
Pi66' s 4
; 1 ! • ! IS(i6
Philadelphia Si... Erie tiallroad. 1
TH rs grent lice traveraen the Noraertt and Zs ort1:-
. west countke iAl'enusyl,ania to theleity 44' Erio
on lake Erie. • It It:4 , ll4een leased and is operated by
the PENss'ri.v.istA .llmittuan Chntrixv. 1
Time of passeinver,l.ains at EM.POII.IIjII.
LEAVE• EASTWARD.
Erie :Sal Train... 4 .. ...,-- ....... -5:02 r. :.t.
Erie' Express Tram II:48 r. at.
LEAVE WESIWARD.
Erie Mail . ... ...... A. U.
Erie E.:ipres . _I ......... 4.1:53 A.
Passenger criers run thronzlt on the Erie, Mai/ And
Expre , s amine without change buth ways between
Philadelphia and Er;e. ff
NEW YORK CONNECTOi:IiI
Leave New York at 9.00 i.. ' arrive at Erie 9..10 A.M.
Leave Erie aL 4.43 p.x.,:ore
r''at New Y o rk 4.10, r,
~
ELEGANT LEEPI.NG C.% T:8 on all Night trains
Far inforinatiutt Paisertg,k
ply at CortAr of 30tH and Slarket.streelf.,Philach Inliia
And forlf reight 6,lPllll'eli of the porn Agonth
Kinkston, Jr., Cur. 13th and liarket streets.
Philadelpha.
.1. W. P.elynolil.A - Ede.
Br.iWn, Agent. N. C. 11,. R., Baltimore.
It, IL [10th...11 ON, General ;Freight a n. IThilada
H. W. GIVINNEIL, Getier4l Agt.Vhilada
A. L. TYLER, General Stui't, Erie,
AO %
g"4 ;41 51 : : 4 1 .1
4 7 - •er";:l•`
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- --;_-=•••-•c•
rckr F.. 77,71' 4
.51 $
4 4 .
71-tcplt-'
THE. S:LIPZ,F2 SMRT,
Patented March .135 i,
MORE DURABLE, ,
MORE GRACEFUL,
IMORE ELASTIC,
And will k'eep its sllane and'retain its piece
better than any ether Skirt.
Threw ttr.ll begm'rul i;tyleiof Skirt 'wag awarded
by the 0 RR AT AMERIC* held in New
York City, October, lqt ls , a
THE HIGHEST PRE!`,illlsl EniErl FeR A HEAP
'SKIRT. .
-• • ,
The Steel Ipritiga larj W•otind ..•iitli a Cite
•plat ed wire an piaci° of a ee.A.toln 'co.. eril 10 whieb wl tot
wear off' or brotne eolled.. and the whole Skikt may
be wesuED W •rn• vr INJ VI:Y . or fear of rusting ay will
lg. , as good. as new,
. I 4 . g •
• j 1 3 1 1 .a"' -... =, I ..
COREINATIOri - SILVER SKIRT
,
This Invention cot Ibities vitli the ordinary eottou
Skirt the rlvintai4e, of our Silver Shirt :,, the bottonh
boos Are the None ..4 thp,e need in the Sliver Skirt,
the covering. of wi.le 1 eion.ot Wear Yfr,wlilluthe up
per ones are , eovered with - cef , Jon. Na 1: dye haying
once worn one' of our Sl:irts will lie wilily to 'wear:
X
any other, as the lower hoops all °the lhinds ale:
soon injured and chiles., . ' . --
The best material, are north in their etinstruetion
and from their ddiability.and neatuess, tliey are dee,
tiued to become 1 1 ' l l ;:.
A TAVORITt SEIRT .. .• '
- •, ' —h-- t 1
ForSaim. :
' i
In Coudetspott,
_1;,; P. A.,.. I STEIIBINS &
CO., D. E. OLMSTEW;CHARLES S.
,
JONES, and. N.. M. GLAI . ;SSMIRR
. .. .
At Roulo, by O. P. NVEBB,
S.. -T;-avelink
Aug. , 32 Cuumlandt St.N. Y.
1 -
IT. J. ' 0 f 1,1%1-STE
TORE can alvikys, Ue fpuntl i the,:beit
Cooking,!Bo l i and'Parkir
_ _
STI VE S
Also. TiN and SHEET •IRON IyA RE ? POTS,
KETTLE, PIDFAIS, SCOTCH •BOWL S.
FRYING-PANS, 'SAP-PANS, and CAULD
RONS. .411 sci, ,
-AgileliltUXed Ir9plemeas.
such as PLOWS, SCRAh`ERS, CULTIVA
TORS, CORN- SEIELLE .lIORSE-ILLIi ES,
DOG-POWI4IS, &c.
,
-1 IS WORK
'
• •
is well made , and the material good.. G?ed
and substantial EAVES,'-ll'ltOgi r 3LlS put up in
any part of the Cou'intyLiTerms easy.- - -Reltdy
Pay of
nil .kinds,Cash, seldom
refused.
.Store on Nail:l Street opposite the Old Court
House, Cdudersport; Aug.. 1, 18C3.---50
,
9, D , 4..,. . ,
...- :_ , ,_:. !.
tifi GOODS
STRANGE
w'm;ru•mi
.• • -
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS
Nro attention paid to' the cost of
Prompt conformity to the Lowest
llarket Prices is our established
RULE. - '
We are' . iletermined to give. the
public the 'Benefit of the FALL,
WO - shall tik to prove the Rule
"Works both V•rays."
You paid high p. ices when goods
went 144, Tye will see to it that
y,oul paY low prices now GOODS
are down. •
Others may go down, but we do
not intend to be beaten.
All wog:slt is in give us a Call.
Shop as much as you please. Ifl,
you know our priees we feel sure
We are• ; in for the trade this spring
and ait deterthined that
Ell
CHARLES S. JONES
Shall take; the lead in furnishing this
section Of the country with
_:the best
f articles for the least money. Ours is the
Store where that can be done. COME,
SEE, and be CONVINCED.
All Itiod.3 of
Cotton G4-ods
we are now offering at prices which can
❑ot fail to stiikc the purchaser as
' V"
"4133
CALICOES Willi THE STARCH
OUT OF BOTH CLOTH AND
01 ,M.M0#70,0
BROAD-CLOTH,
Plait & Fancy CassimereS
STANDS .RD MUSLINS
Bleached and TJnbleached
Ivlu.slins of all Pi - dces.
Flannels of all Colors.
SILK & LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS,
SPOOL; COTTON,
Ticking, Striped. Shirting,
Detains, Crash. Toweling
T,ATISI'DIESS GOODS,
All-Wool De'allies, Amer. Delaines.
Mohair Lustres , Szo
PROCERIES 9
Of all kinds. COFgEES, WHITE, & BROWN
SUGARS, SYRUP r 4- -- CO3IMON MOLASSES,
GREEN BLACK. TEAS, SPICO3 of all
kinds.' great variety of the oest brands.of
SMOKING 4&,‘ CHHWING TOBACCO. Corn
Brooms, Cedar BuCkets; No. l. and 2 Mackerel,
LattFadAr)acrrin Haws 5 Shoulders.
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
, ..REA:DY-MADE 40THING,
BOOTS - and SHOES, .
- 1 • HARDY/ARE, &c.
REME4EII WE PAY THE , HIGHEST
PRICE 1011; COUNTRI: :PRODUCE.
• CEILEtti,Ei-S. JONES.
' Couderoport, June 5 , , ; 1866 ; .
AND
BUT •
GOODS.
MEM
of a sale.
Summer: Goild'sl
FE
OLMSTED'S,
VOUR atttention is invittd to the large and
JI. attractive stock just, received, and i for)
sale as intv a the same qualities can be bodght
anywhere in the county. / I
We have on hand a large and varied las
sortment of Domestic Cottons, ccrnprising
BROWN SHEETINGS, and ,
L _ .
SHIRTINGS, , I
- . BLEACHED MUSLIMS,-
DENIMS, i '
STRIPES,
• CHECKS,
TIC,KINGS, and , I
COTTON, FIANNELS, on Which we
cannot-be undersOld.
anti tar We purchase pill. goods for Cash anti tar
them at a very small advance • 1
From Cost.
F.L4.IsTNELS.
IF you want to purchase
RED,
GRAY, I
BLUE, or
PLAID FRENCH I SIIIRTING FLANNEL, call
At Olmsteti's:
DRESS GOODS; .1
DELAINES, , 1
1 .
PRINTS,
BROCITE, and
WOOLEN SHAWS,
HOODS, ,
SONTA GS,
NUBIAS,
BAI4IORAL SFIRTS,
CLOTHS, and
CASSIMERES,:
a full supply
At Olmsted's.
CL OTHIN G. •
DON'T fail to call before purchasing and
see the assortment
At alm sted'sl
BOOTS & SitiOES
,i - ,.. 4 10R Men, Women & Children, in great va
.l riety and cheap _
At Oluisted'ii,
For 'Molasses, Syrup, Sugar, Tea and. Coffee,
in fact everything in the Grocery line,
AT OL3ISTED'S
A fall assortment of almo/ everything that is
kept in a country store on 4and. We intend
to keep Goods that
. will give satisfaction and
sell good articles at the lowest living profit.
AT :OLMSTED'S,
• 41a4tOr+
Grain of rill kinds,
Butter, \'ool,
Sheep Pelts, Furs,
Deer Skins. ,
Al 30, I
County, Township and School Orders, for all
of which the highest prices will be paid
Al Oistastcd's
Coudersport, Pa,Ndy'r 18. I:9BT
Notice.
GERMANIA, Potter Co., Pa., Aug. 1, 1863.
XT °TICE is hereby given that Charles Bu
.L shor, now or Iraq of this county, holding
the following described property, has not ye'
paid any consideratiol whatever fFr the same,
and all persons arehepeby warned not to pur
chase any of said property of the said Bushor
before the decision of the Court is given in
this case and C. Bushor has paid to me the
consideration money therefor.
The following is the property:
Ist. A certain tract of land neaethe Ger
mania Mill, in warrant 5075. Abbott township,
Potter county, PS., containing 100 acres.—
Also 25 acres. in warrant 5078 and adjOining
the above.
2nd. A certrin tract . of l land, with Mill and
improvements thereon, near Kettle Creek, in
warrant 5819, in Stewartson township; Pottet
county, Pa., containing about 204 acres.
C. Bushor bolds also in tru4 warrant no.
2501, in Games . : township, Tioga county, Pit.y
on the road le4ing from Germania to Gaines,
containing 850 acres.
tf t
771. RADDE.
E.REMIINICTON & SONS
- • -
MANUFACTURERS OF
.0 REVOLVERS, RIFLES
IVltusfrts cfc actarl=rixi:ra sr
For the;United States Service, Also,
POCKET AND BELT REVOLVERS, REPEATING PISTOLS,
RIFLE CANES, REVOLVINct RIFLES, Rifle'
11, and Shot Gun Barrels and Gun Materials, sold
by Gun Dealers and .he Traide gene, ally,
In these days of Housebreaking atzd Robbery„every
House, store; Bank, and Office should have one of
Remingtons' Revolvers.
Parties desiring to. avail .themselves of the late ins,
provements in PistolS, and superior workmanship and
form, will tindmil combined In the new/
Remingtons' Revolvers.
elreatar9 Colllllllllllg cuts and descriptions of our
Arms will be furnished upon application. !
E. REMINGTON & SoNS, Diloryw, Y.
Toone & Nicriocs, Agents,
No, 40, Courtland St, New York
United States Steel Pen Works.
. Factory, Camden) , IC J.
R. ESTERBROOk &.CO.
STEEL PEN. .31A
Aya relhouses: 403 Arch Street, Philadelphia,
• 42 John Street: New York.
These. Celebrated Pens aroof Genuine. Americn
Manufacture,, and comprise everyleadingstylein the
Market, and are equal in finish, elasticity and Arlen es 5
of point to the hest imported. They are, therefore,
sure to gain the confidence of the American public.
Sa m pies' and Prices od Application.
LOTS MADE TO ORDER, OF ANY PATTERN OR STAMP
RE9UIRNvED, - Tor sale to the Trade at the lidauufaetui
rer arebouses, na above ; ant at retail by all BM: ,
Goners, Booksellers, and. Newsdealers In the United
States. E 1317-40. Esterbrook Co.
WILL attend to tho Collection of Bounty,. under
I
the late act of C•mgress eirializlng Bounties, for
all who may apply to me personally or to mail.
.Addrese, JOHN C. JOHNSON.
Atry at, Law, Emporium, Pa.
August 8.1566.-4 w
t.: - Lptebbiiis . '&: - Vdc' - :',:l
==l=
AT THE
Celtddit
CONTINUE TO RECEIVE
.caz xins OP
bROCE RIES, such m TE AS,C 0 FFEES
WHITE and BROWN SVGA .S,
SYRUPS and MOLASSES, SPICES,
ttc., Jgo., &c.
M
P. A ptebbins Bc.f co.,
AT Tilt
CORNER STORE, r.
CONTINUE TO RECEIVE
ALL KINDS OF
DRY-GOODS,,suela as DRESS GOADS,
ALAPA.C.AS,- IMRpr'OESr
LADIES CLOTH, DE . IarNEs;-. aa.c.
WHICH WILL BE SOW.
VERY CHEAP.
P. A, Stebbins & Co.
AT THE,
CORNER STORE,
CONTINUE TO RECEIVE
ALL KINDS OF
HARDWARE, such 219 IRON, NAILS,
BLACKSMITH'S TRIMMINGS,
I
CUTLERY, PLOUGHS,
arc, . &c.
1M
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ALSO,
MEN! and IBOYS' CLOTHING,
koorg Am)
FANCY ARTICLES OF ALL KINDS
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ALSO,
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PROVISIONS, FEED AND PORK,
FLOUR asd
CALL AT MI CORNE
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NEW GOODS !
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Messrs, Jones 81, Lyman
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Successors to S. B. WEST, er e ° T er i ng '
'ash:
and new stuck of i
ruits &
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES(
ZANTS OF THE. LATEST AND 310S11.
KEItOSENE OIL, &c., &c.,
STATIONERY
otions and Citildrens' Toys.
IME
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to he found in the tvhole County, for sale of air
As those of any otlier establishment of the kind.
in Western New Y.'ork. , ' •
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Remember, next door to West's old stand-
E. AJOXES 'E. atiADlAlle
'Wellsville, N. 11., Aug. O. 1866. •tf
JBattilef" - Sto,o:
-
:SAMUEL! JOHNSTON .
Would respectfnlllY inform tbe citizens nfi'ot
ter county 'OM he is receising, Weelly, from'
New York, supplies of
DRY GOODS,
CAPS,
BOOTS,
HARDWARry ,
PROV!SIONS
EARTHEN and CHINA-WARE, iv
NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD . , \
Highest Market Price Paid 0 Shingl e s and all
kinds of Country Produce. I. ,
Feeling thankful for past favors be hopes by
honest and fair dealing to merit a oontinnsae.
WI
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CALL ARD'TRY • THE PR
Oswayo, Uay 22-6na •
iiIDIFFEE
,CISBOR3" .JAVA COFFEE—The
clout and bealthful beverage known.
It is prepared tiom the best JAVA COPPER, and
- while it has all the flavor of 'fine Old Government
Java,•aells tor, less than. half the!price.
4:0/StIzsCl*r.:1010 eTeVI I T,OS 4014carrfee
list been steadily used for, years, by thou.:lnds ot
persons in all Parts of the Country, and la unllirereatily,
acknowledged to beat once nutritious, deliciou,:
healthful and economical. Tbe . saino cluaiipty wtl
o. ,
make a richer Sad stronger cup of .Coftee than ittiy
other known.
41:31sEilbt Cs..V2. Y IEO eTitmiTes, CJCitreite.
ia particularly recommeutled ass healturnit.bever•
age and Is most beneflcially used by those who, suffer -
with Headache. Nervousness ancl other injurious
effect's from the use otlother z . • , •
It is prepared with the greatest:care, and,cOntains
no ingredient which is . Dot'-more harmless and bens ,
ficial to the human organism than pure Co,M° to
which Cart,the most skilful Physicians and Chemists
•
COlSrlboc>3•32,l4 a - aNnia. 4C011r043
flas twee extensively used' at numerous-(Sanitary
Fairs throughout the Union, and - received certificates
of the highest recommendation." • •
It has also beau , tharonghly teste d,• . and received
the-.diploma of the American Institute and other'
prominent. institutions. • .1 • '
Put-uo,in 1 lb packages bearing the Me simile Sip
nature dr Lewis A. Osborn, and in boxes of 30 and 50
lbs. and Sold by Grocers generally. ' •
Wholesale . Depot:and Trade.
S
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1 . upplied - by.
1 THOMAS REID GLOBE MILLS,
In porters and Wholeiale Dealers, In Tea, COW,
and
e. 103 di. 1)5 War ren and 265 Washing=
.Admltillstrator'irNotice ,
WHERFAS Letters of :AdministrAtlon...brx the
Estate ofiRISEPH A. DISGEE, ate of Beat
ing tdarnithtp,-deceased - , have been granted to, the
undersigned, all persona indebted to.sald tstaimare
requested ,to makq immediate payment, and Ono,
basing just dolma, tigaMst tbe , sadve should .rresenli
them, duly nuthentiented.fdr ep, • ),
J des. •
ME
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STOE!
New' Sto,re
Cheirdeals, Perfumery,
GEND'INE PATENT MEDICINES oi
THE I NEWEST AND MOST POP=
ULAR DESCRIPII
PUTTY & BRUSHES;
OF ALL! QUALITIES
Glass of all Sizes.
APPROVED STILES
ALSO A LARGE STOCK OF
AN-D THE PEST ASSORTMENT OF
LOWJ PRICES
NM
0 5W4.11(6,
' G R OCERIES,
CLOTHING, •
HATS,
SHOES,
He is determined
of the same
Streets, New, York.
11311:3
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most dell-