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LOCAL AND miscELLANto
Wellabor°, Vireduesday, nee. 20, 1.8435 i
New flare rtis etaent s .
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A u ditors'l 4 rotices-4:-B:Niloi. , ,';
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mo o , Wagner's Card.
3. B. Sbakaliear's Card.
JosOb Mitirdtelt Cfr4. __. . ,
Auction—N. Arisen, H. Bronks,Adines.
Divorce Notices—Sheriff Tabor.
A drar'fi Notice , .—Jani ,Reding ton .
Orphan's etiprt flales—Batates of P. Radiagton . A
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Norman Francis,
Christmas 1g65.-L-P. IC Wilharns.
Saw Mill for sale—lL C. Bennett & Newhall. `,..
A MERRY CRRISTXM3 to you all with plenty/Au
sat, warm clothes 'and fires, a foot of allow, aad t
ty remembrance of the poor !
Several communications have to go over again: hie
week. Oie, aril - utter, is gdod enough to keep e.hr,
but we reelly ?ranted it to appear this week.
TEE OIL HENTERS.—Work is resumed at " Jai. ib's
w e n," near this borough, and a depth of 660 , 6t
bee been reached. The hitt haipassed.throngh i me
v - ery coinpaet sand and Slate since the reincaPtiot : ,
suppoie that work - lias been suspended - at.'_ the
other wells in this county, as we have had no re orb
for two weeks. .- , • , - •• . •
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We are=requosted to annyttnee-.. that Au /V 4 ng
class in German will be instructed by the PritiCipal
of the Academy during the winter term. Lessors -in
Frehei will also be giiren if desired.
THANKSOIPINC!.-Thu holiday wits pretty trull ob
served in this vicinity. Rev. J. F. 'Whine prei Ched
very able and interesting' eerrnon - irrthertiettliihst
Church-r-a discourse peculiarly adapted to the"Occa,-
sion—which was well received and appreciated: F,_-;
orrespciadet4 ut Mairtsbar Ix: tea
us that Mr. L. D. Seeley, of that place last week'
ed a calf, 5 months-and 25 t d ! sysold,,shicklreight I as .
follows :
Live ......
Veal
Hide
Tallow • ...
We agree with our _correepon dent, that Mr, Segly°B
calf will hardly be beat.
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The Winter terra of theAcadetny'begiinWelneaday
laity with flattering prospects-- The Principal is one
of the most energetic and - enihiudiatic of edacittors,
end athat,taii!ed where earnestness and ihfe H of
character ire appreciated. • Oar Academy is i Iya - on
the high road to prosperity, and there is no lioubt
tat brat Mr, IraaAllen and his accoraplialm47-isaist
ants will keep it there.
Fiamt.s.tea FESTIVAL.-A Festival for the ' ?enefit
of the "Wellsboro Fire Company" wilLbe he)i in the
Conit noose Friday, Tat. 12, 1866.
Oyster Sapper and. Dance in the Evening !ilia $2.
WESTWARD, Hoi—Oar much esteemed foi7eMan,
Mr. Joins C. Root., who, boy and man, appchtice
and foreman , has been in the "Agitator" Of& e for
mine years, left for Kansas last Friday. He grn a irr
to the Daily Free -Press Office,'Atchison, Minas, o f
which his brother, said our old friend and ctre,Teipon_
dent, islahlisher. :lie - lakes - with - him sehat every
young man, may,byequal fidelity and indastry, com
mand, the best wishes -of all who know - him; at & the
regrets ef many, ourself among the number. A tfaer
hearted, more faithful and honest, and honorableTiaan
never *Wired. Such a men must prosper estkelever
he goes. And laity he prosper abundantly in t
home. •
Ptyalin Rennex. 7 -We are not particularly diogns
tad with the man who, a week ago, paid his indebted
ness to us in part with a One Dollarnate on the rEgg
Harbor Bank." N. J. ought not to be reckoned a
" bad egg" singe the election.. But Idiether Thompson
does not know of any *ocb bank , in ',Jersey, or Aye
whims and eft are troubled tp redeem, or OW re- -
deemed.
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And then,cmother - men—a very good sort of Sian,
too, did-ns_the favor be.glayfor hie paper with! a•two
dollar 'tote on - the Allegany County Bank.q, - of
Maryland. -We pas 4: ir,ont to 41 gentleman, who -{vied
to pay: it oat 'to foother gentleman ; end failed...z.Tbe
other gentleman raid the bill was good, but dip' iank
ens not. We don't quite understand how that: Mid
be. However, the note came beck ptatested,,ii,,ftwe
redeemed it with .a.„greenback. We are lookini for
the man who will do it to as in ,tbat, - eoct of way.=
Be shall be knownns . the " Coming: Man."'' , Mean
while, we have deposited the lest vetoed defunct note
with Sheriff Tabor, where it will remain fora sersou
able length of time for redemption-by the man who
came the little joke on us. If' the o'reasonef:ile time"
goes by and the pate is not redeemed, we
efralsrafes . ...--Mr. Hugh Young's riew cola-in-1v Ad
vertisetnent is unavoidably crowded out oar
next issue. ,Mr. Y., has ,a.-splendid stock ikrist-
Inas GOods Wand ,i'Toys, Pictures, 'AJaurus,-
Gift Books, awl Keepsakes, besides till the late4t. New
Works at Publishers Prices.
11r, P. R illiams bat , stock at Toys,
/yours* and. cut/ery, suitable. for gifts, Alurbsg.,:the
NLitisfield Itemst.,
A correspondent sends us the following ; '
NEW HOTEL.-Mr. L. Cummings is putting
new hotel... The first story is up, and the cri/cil t is ,
rapidly progressing. Mr. Cummings has• prc, wed,
and put is motion an eight-horse-poirersteupPi lgine
with a planer atinehed, and he is now "vigoroul
,at
work in dressing out the stuff for his huilding.:', The
location'of tins betel is a good one, ind
much needed.
Ix PROSPECT.—Dr. Elliott is making arraftideents
for putting up a time brick, fire-proof buil4ipei for a
drug rutd.bookstore in the spring, _
Adams 4t Son are now getting coat';titritter: for knew
store, which is to go up in the spring. .•
NEW FIRY.—Prof. White has entered into-Partner
ship with W. Lang under the title of Lang svbile :
This new„firm intend keeping a good stock Or Dtngs,
Paints aid bile' sa Whit' na'a - fair assortment of
musical-instruments giiditione aiid impm*lLacnts
bava been made in the-building forMerly ozotitp.ii by
W. Lang, which render it quite confeao
A new firm has-been Toruradiatid;'s. nour Ars Peitts
given to the tanning business of the place; Octtiedre
additions, we 4fritin #:are-to :-;
osamort.,4lr. Young, the ' entitep! icing
Book Dealer And Post Master of Wolishoro, , ht
nated to the Normal Literary BociAty of
_foe , State'
Normal Sehdol - seven nicely bound volumet of the
'!PentisylveniaSchool Journalr," =or which, he will
please acct the hearty thanks' a# the Society.—
Reader,-go thou And do likewise.
Urfrzfisiitsi -.The building .in priicess of creition
for a iymnasium for the State Noma al School: it: now -
4013 4 1 kUsidiand fernislisid.Withi.l4 excellent apptratus
for both heavy and lightzymnastica. If is ronaly
treat to bee the-students practising m this depr;rdment
for PbYlisal,training•
,
2'attstil,l3nsto(ii.,--The" lirst 'ter4 of this ler' of
this institution bus just closed. There have -ien in
a tblidear.e.l3o (Afferent pupils. The - school'
jug remarkable success; and is \tinning fo; itself
golden opinions both at home and abroad. T,Ne. sec
ond term opened on Monday-tho 11 inst._ Thi, great .
demand is niair' - for room. Every available
the building is-ticiet-required, tlnd ati/l-not tu4gh to
Meet the-pressini (loudest/4. -
A-etudes-of--igeotrs-s.ra ing-giWi Lo.tlie4fool in
the "lighter gy,muastie . s," - by a graduate Mani Dr.
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Dio Leiris'alnuWation of Roston. t All of whicti,svill be sold at greatly radioed prices
lisigrausmiliet bare purchased houses an ots in f ior Ca 13. - Call and sea for yourselves.
Om borough feu phei-,,pu_ipoiti of routing iterAi edg.... 0 / 41 ktbr. - Deeo- 1 51?1 07- 1:7 1 :7 1 .YrITONEti; ' ''
itutsrs." rent itltB. CEEIVALLENI3 - BAIR
stt Ihnisia 4 DBiES . WcaT glikarDinfelMita
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A IcEw xt0z.zr57.. .7 7. . , -B e ,Aws"-- Itat teen sent
by the Publishes, Messrs. Beadle &Co. Ncw York.
There ie room for just such a monthly as this, which
contains much first-rate light readinglaomo solid, and
good woodcuts. It is beautifully gotten up, and fur=
nished at 25 . cents a number. It will 'not supplant
either the Atlantic or Harpers, but will fill a place
which neither occupies, and which ought to be filled.
SuCcess to "Beadle's Monthly." Hugh Young has
it for sale.
A correspondent writes the following :
EDITOR AGITATOR—SIR : During the Winter sea
son cattle aro - often troubled by having chaff in their
eyes..: d have teen some trying to get it out with the
hooks of a sweet-berry briar, which is brutal; others
spit tobacco juice into the eye. which is apiece of the
Lime cloth. I have succeeded for many years to get
If out wittt toy tongue. Lot the animal be tied in the
atemobion, or held - by another person.- As soon as the
tongue touches the ball of the eye the animal seldom
moves. Coel Dithers of ten relieve each ether under
the ground when they have nothing else clear enough_
to introduce to the tender eye. Thus you see that
though the tongue is a fire, by making the right use
of- it in the right time it can cool an inflamed eye.
Charleston, Dec. 6, 1885. D. G. EDWARD&
Having jastyeturned from New. Ye4t :1" make this
as my report as to the Market, ,to.
According to the judgment 'of most merchants,
goods are now about as cheap as they will be this fall.
I found that a large portion of my stock- could not
be replaced at as low prices as I am nowselling - them
at, viz: Flaneltq Marinoes, Paramattas, Black Silks,
ctn., but I intend to make nu change in prices at
present, preferring to sell-out clean. Some Goodsare
cbeape! and I offer the following bargains . ..forllhis,
week.: ,
Bleached IS:tulles; good goods,-yard wide,24era.;.•
extra,. " , 35 eta.,
Fine Brown Shirtinge, 20 eta.
• ,t It • extra, 25 eta.
Best Deßaines, _ , 3l eta.
Brown Canton Blangells i - - . : 31-ets.
Handsome Balmorall, high colors, -$3 00
Woolen Dduble Shawls ' ''' $5 50'—
1 ease 131ankets at a reduction of from.s2 to . ss.per
pair. _ _
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For further particulars see new advertisement.
It will pay to make purchases of needed goods month. - - -
-- , J. A. Passom.
Corning, N. Y., Dec, 13, 1865. .
,SA4ITA time honorrd old' Saint "has'
made a-preliminary visit to the Bookstore, and, has'
made arrangements, With ISir. YOSING to hare his
H9ad'Quartorathere during the coming .holidays.—
At his suggestion,-a large stock of toys, embracing
the latest novelties, has been procured; and presents
to both old and'young will no doubt be distributed
from this stoek;about Christmas. The public 'had
tettar'eall and see. _ [Nov. 29, 186.5-sw.].
..939 ib;
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Boos Bun:min.—On a recent visit to New York I
made arrangements to have Books, Magazines, Peri;
oilicals;&.o.,bOund or rebound as promptly and as
cht - opts as they can be bound anywhere else. I Susi
nowmaking up a large box of binding and 'parties
having "binding to do, will pleas 3 leave their ilaga.
tines Sc„ at the Book Store , on or before Dec:_ 18th:
Calland,exaraine styles andpricea. • • -
Nov. 29, 1865-3 w. Rusin YOUNG, Bookseller:
In Middlebury, Dec. 12, by Rev. Chu. Weeks, Mr.
LORENZO CATLLN, of Charleston, and Miss SA.i
RAH LYON, of Middlebury..
At the Parsonage, East Charleston, by the same,
Mr. ALONZO _BORDEN, and Miss ARDELL HAG
ADORN, all of Charleston: -
In Lawrence, 21st ult., by Rev. N. L. Reynolds,
CHAS. 11. TREMAIN, and Miss THERZA M.
GUILES, of Lawrence. • ' -
In Charleston, 13th inst., MARY, wife of Stir. Ira
A. Nitchail, in the 45th year of her age. ; •
This estimable- lady bad been a great and constant
sufferer for two years, all of which she endured with
remarkable patience and resignation.
A C_osouls, Cold, or sore Throtifi
.R.EQUIHES ILIMEDIATE ATTENT/OH, A-vp SHOULD ,BE
CHECKED. IF ALLOWED TO COHTINEE, --
Irritation of the Lunge, a Permanent Throat Affee-
Won, or an Incurable Lung Disease
, BROWN'S BRONCHIAL:TROCHES,
Dow v.t-rccr =NC 6 • _ TO_ TELik 4.17 VP
For Bronchitia, A.thma, Catarrk, Conen - mplite 7 ,rnd
Thcat 'Diseu#ef,
TIienCREH ASS„ USED I , WITH A LWATIO pGOOD itTeEtifi
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13 tugCru,sand Public Speakers:
:will find- Trochee useful in clearing the vde when
taken-before-Singing :or- Speaking,-and .relieving the
throatlrfter an unusual exertion of--,tlie vocal organs.
The Trochee are recommended and prescribed by
Physicians, and have had testimonials frun eioinent
men throughout -the country. Being an' - 'article,.(if
true merit, and having proved their efficacy by a feet
of many years, each year finds them in 4 - Jew-localities
in various parts of the 'World, and the :Trochee. are
universally pronounced better than other articlen:
OBTAIN only "BROWN'S Baal:water* Trtociris,"
•and do not take any .of the Worthless Imitations *tat
May be offered.
Sold everywhere hi the United Stitte,6,en!fin
eigti Cotintries,at;3s cents per ho'it.
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ITCH 1 -TCHII ITCH I f!_
Scratch ! Scratch I , Scratch 1
ViTheaton's,
_Ointment;
Will Cure' he ;tehin 48 Hoare.
Alio Ouies SALT RHEUM,, ULCERS; L.
!MAINS, and - all Eruptionti Of the Skit'. ' Priel/150
cents. For sale by all Druggists.
For - Sale by John A. Roy, Wellsboro,Pa.
By sending 60 cents to WEEKS A - POTTER. - Sole
Agents, 170 Wasliington,street, Boston; Mass., it will
be forwarded by nail, free of_ postage, to _any 'kart of
the United States. -- -1800.65-6 m.
--TIIIrrEAD--E-F , T T-F,-Fali,-.SAI..B.—in - qaty-firres
.ef land ,Dear_Weltsbcrro,
,es eel ien t roil,-well-
fenced, a handsome building site and-ilnO - aiew of the
town - and vicinity-, a -never failing erring of water,
Ace. Enquire of JOHN, DICKINSON, Eeq.
Delmar, Deo. 13,1865-3 m.
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SELLING OFF AT R
. DIJO.RD --PRICES=
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The" taiddeigeed tirmaltlzespeotfn/ly' irii:ite the at
tentitillot tii.o.ptiblie to bis
L.Mi-(E AND CHOICE' STOCK
OROCERIES ANAge-,FILOVISIONS
conaitting,af
SUGARS,
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SYRUPS,
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TOBACCO,
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IS OFTEN THE RESULT
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SPICES;
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YANKEE' NOTIONS,
I DRIE GOODS, GROC . EM.II.Ip?, &oz..
SELL
AND THE PEOPLE
WILL BUY ! 'WILL-BUY ! -WILL BUY
DOWN
••:, • . - • p,4o§
GOODS Aitis Now
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GREAT PANII - N: - NEW YORK;
to buy a great many goods at
VF, LOW PIL
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and as is my regular custom, bilis made ihisto - ck`on .
hand correspond with present yalues t -The-redgetion
is large. It will pay all customers to make their pur
chases now.: .It is very improbable tbut goods will
gu any lower this fall 'We bare reduced-pßeati-'is
follows:
~
35 enti-Printei.,"* - the best reakee q to 25cte.
' 31 cent do Engtieti Bind Al ' lloElVg to 23 - cte.
,25 cent do Feet colors, to 21cte. _ ,
56 cent' bleiched - -inuslin,.beet grades, 45etri.
50 cent— .. _ do 40cte.
44 can't' eletG
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31 do do
Breh'd Stlsaarags, 34 seats.
s?qE:
:Ths,reduetion.ll.lall as:large is our Dress : o 6 oi
..Stook, except Merinos., wbteh ere lain less the*
NEVW:IYOR.IE P4CF,S.:
• Weekil'fine yard 'wide Merinoes in till colors
• $1:12 co.-per- yard.
-P re: *id v i''ttfi*kt t as - ;' - tedu
6~ extra "'Palate: - " - =- 'Ss
ss. Plaids, '
All the grades,of Alpdedyin:same - proportion.
We have also made some changes. in- ourPlannol
Stock:no* sell oar Ilasialestia:,Flatitielii.is
4s. lieEtvg_4eciywillied,Flanngl,- 45et!
4s. Grey 45
' .-.7B.:Fatay Shifting,
...We have also radricad the prices of one Balmorals
which'-ware cheap befditit are atair`iiarek eratifiv:
- • . r - 7-• -
$2 54 Black 8r0adc10t139,..; —:• „
2'25
$3.50 - ". f.: - 325
$4 00 ''• 350
redoctioni make a - beavyloss; lmt as I think
way to sell goods id to sell with the market,
and as goods are cheap in New York we must all sell
cheap. Merchants who have made largely by the
former rise in stock should not Complain.
Our stock is full of Bargains, some of which have
not been changed any, because they cannot be_ re
placed at all y lower figures, such . aj
- 201 :- - 98
Min's f D. S. Kip Boots; ilinh — aidiftein*
make .at $4 00
Boy's D. S. Kip Boots same make at 300
Women's leather Ined * Balmorals at 200
Hoop Skirts at 1 00
Hadley's beat Spool Cotton, Bcts
and hosts of other Bargains.
I think customers can atifell Malta up.their minds
from the above statements that we- intend to sell
goods this fall. I can assure them that if it. large
Stock of Goods to select from, at prices guaranteed
to be at the bottom of the market and good treatment
at all times. whether baying of not, will keep my
'at:cc:trade,
- -- •
J. A., - -PARSONS,
N0..3, Conceitl:Block.
Cor:ning; N. 'i„; . Nov.r22, 1885.
NEW PE. qr, I!RidE3l
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attention of. the pOtiliO' ie called' to my stooll'o
DILI GOODS ' & GROCERIES
which I have just purchased in Iklew _ York City 4+5
per cent. cheaper than those who ,purchased
lam offering Goode very Cheap; • • •
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CONSI - Siii.lo OF
FALL AND WINTER - DRES GOODS
i..'it . .75::::., :.,(.:(2 0F ..T1 E= , ":::',-. -: F .-
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MERINDES, .7A; ,"; -
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k ktirkiialt
of all Colorer
' NOTIONS of IV' Dpftri ption's;
GLOVES, ' - •
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PUTTONS,.
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tiqelfiCiirc4l Stutilin, i- - arti wide, 24. per yd
131eache'd
, oo 1 Bed Flannel,:Flannel,:pr,eyd.
Shawls, Hoop Skirts, Boots-it -*lass
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suGAES, TEAS, COFFEES,'&C„,
4.EARY-MAIIE CLOTHING,'
CLOTHS OF ALL KINDS,
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Elvs 139 - 4 ,
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_ PATENT- MEDICINES; -
LOOKING GLASS PLATES,
PICTURE- GLASS; WINDOW GLASS,
ENVELOPES,I CAP &: LETTER PAPER,
. INKS, &c., &u,
N. B. Physician? Prescriptions and all other
Recipes Fill be _carat:ally and accurately made up
from pure and reliable Medicines.
Wellsboro, Aug. 23, 1865. J. A. ROT.
if
AS just received a Lar g e and Fresh Supply of
LINSEED, OIL, WHITE LEAD, r it ZINC
PAINT, whielrhe offers to cheaper thati can be
bought this side of the City. He has also a very
large stock o'
COLORING MATERIALS,
snob as.
MADDER,
`ALUM, -.
• ' •
CQPPERAS, •
•
-
INDIGO," "
• - VITRIOL,
whicli will be sold 25 per cent. cheaper than' can be
bough iariblether establishment In the otointr.
.•, • .
• HOWE-4,- STEVENS' -
FAUTLY DYE 'COLORS
always. on, hand. „. . -
Call and eiamine ray Stock and you will be sure
ttF btiy.' - - R: WILLIAMS.
'itellsboro, Aug. '
—.7 t4 DRUCI STORE :—-
_ _
W. - WEBB & 13110.
Hasp Intalts&At _Drug and Chemical Store, on Main
Street, lat door below Hastings, where theyintend - to
keep ar.full assortment of _
'DRUGS — AND MEDICINES — '
Alicii;iitkole of-Medicinal Liquors and Wines. -
Preacriptions carefully prepared.
Medical advice given free of charge. - .
Welliboro„-Nov.
W -lECEL -E. &A 1,--F,_-1)_Br
PRIGE 4 S-41E'rALLIO ------
TECADDEUS DAVIDS' INKS, _
- CONCENTRATED MEDICINES,
CINCINNATI WINES & BRANDY,
WHITEWASH LIME, •
• KEROSENE LAMPS; •
PATENT- MEDICINES;
STATIONERY,
FLUID EXTRACTS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
- PETROLEUM OIL,
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
• . ItOCHESTER PERFUMERY
• & FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
WALL PAPER. _ _ •
WINDOW
_GLASS,
DYE COLORS,
Fliraished. Wholesale Prices by
W. D. TERBEL.L,-
Jao
•
fs, 1865-4. Corning, N. Y.
NEW -
ffinci,iN g ,w_ z Gooll4 AT. ,TIP( . ) - A.
-
'::BoaDria
Would 'respectfully announce to " all whom its may
concern," that they keep constantly on band a large
and will seleoted'assortment of - - -
•• • DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
_ . .
- PAINTS, OILS,
.4-17A88 7 1N - I) 7 :WALL PAPER,
- -
_
PLATED WARE; 4ARE . , such u
• CASTORS, •
FOR
CAKE DISHES, &c.
PAPER,
• ENVELOPOS; -SCHOOL BOOKS,
P AT ENT 7 MEDICIN ES,
Felt, Coffee, "Spice, Pepper,
tiiti
er,` Sateratns, SlarC . h, -
TOILET AND- WASHING SOAPS,
- rdtd an endless-variety of
'Y ANK EE - _ NOTIONS.
_
Not only give immediate relief, but aro sure to
effect & permanent cure in Dyspepsia and Liver Com•
plaint. They - are not a purgative, and therefore their
use does not create a =dully for the habitual use of
.Cathartics. They cause no sickness of the stomach,
no griping of the bowels, and are perfectly harmless
to the most delicate.
,They will immediately correct a Sour Stomach, cure
Flatulence, Hearlburn, Sickness or pain in the Stom
ach, Costiveness-, Belching of wind, Liver Complaints,
Headache, and in fact all those disagreeable and den.
gerous symptoms of the disease, which unfit one for
the pleasures and duties of life.
They are an agreeable and wholesome appetiser,
without any of the injurious effects which are sure to
follow the use of stimulating " Bitter" and all pur
gative mediCfnes. By their purifying, strengthening
and invigorating power they are sure to keep the di
gestive organs in a healthy condition, thus preventing
- Costiveness, Diarrhoea or Dysentery.
Weak and delicate persons, who have been injured
by tho use of powerful and purgative; will find them
a mild; safe and sure restorer of- the digestive organs
to their original strength and vigor.
Prepared solely by the proprietor,
- S. Y. ROCKWELL,
- ' S:R. Car. 21st and Market Stn., Philad'a, Pa.
See that my Signature is on .the face of the box
before purchasing. Beware of spurious imitation*.
W. D. TERSHBL, Wholesale Agent, Corning, N.
I". Sold by all Druggists. -
600105,) , GELOCEBIT
ALL AND WINTER .GOODS.--No.
X' Block.
JEROME S,MTT,H.
Has lately returned from New. York with a splendid
assortment of
DRY GOODS, READY-MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS ZG SHOES, , GLASSWARE,,
• HATS & CAPS, HARDWARE,
GROCERIES, DOMESTICS,
WOODENWARE,
ENGLISH CLOTHS,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, SATINS,
TWEEDS AND KENTUCKY JEANS,
FRENCH CASSIMERES, FULL •OLOTHS.
Attention is called to his stock o "'• -
Black and Figured Dress Silks,
- . Worsted Goods,
Nerinoas,
Black and Figured DeLainas,
Long and Square Shawls,
- Ladies' Cloth,
' Opera Flannels; die.
•
Purchasers rill Sad that .
.....,
No, 2, _Union Block,. Nails Btregt,_ .
is the place to heir the .hest quality of GaAs at OW ,
lowest prices., • JEROM rp:c
E 8 , 5 f. ":
Wellaboro, Nov. - 8; 1865: • '-- • '
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY !
And perhaps a few more to alllor stragglers to coma-'
up to the' : main body of our customers,"
• .7.,
- 0. BULLAILD ,
will offer
e auperior inducements iothe.trading pebliey
in the of •o.
• ,
*ENTER
.Dsuestin
CLOTHS, COSTALERES, 911:01:1NO9
,
S
_
and every thing in the line of
. I2RY. GOODS
usually kept in the country.
:TR corvEls,. SUGARS,
L :
and all the
. _ .
WARMLY, € lll . l VEitinak. ).1.
at reasonable prices. _
- HATS iii:iCAPS,
BOOTS &.S10ES;;_:
Call at once and buy Your whiter steak.
0. BIILLAIgif:'
Wellsboro, Oct. 11, 1865.. .•
HEAR YE 1 HEAR YE 1-The PoUa Of
this Election are new open.
• -
C, L. WILCOX,
Of Wel f sbaro, offers for sale his entire•
STOCK OF GOOD' AT. C 082:
."
All those who 'eel anStlons to utakea =
.t 00D
:)3Alt(ait.PG „,
are invited to call soon, for
-
•
DELA PS .A.RE DANGEROUS.
pall "attbe "REGULATOR," one Door aboviethet
the Post Mee. C. - L. WILCOX..
Wellsboro, Nov. 29, 1865. •
NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE YOUR GREEN
BACKS.
- A sees breakdown in tiee prior of all kindstir
Dry Goods.-
I have just returned from New York With a large
and well selected assortment of ' '
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,'
.
which were bought for CASH during the late"rOlo
at PANIC PRICES, which I am bound to Sr L'Llif
PANIC PRICES— _ •
I am selling . •
Good Madder Prints, 2 2
Best " 26
Extra Wide, English,
Best Muslin DeLaines,
Bleached Sheetings, • ttif.!
Unbleached " 28 te
Extra Heavy,
Best quality French -Merino 10 dibbajOi.
Double width Plattl - Popll2 .
Yard wide Ben, - ; -
Best (high colored) Wool DeLaina
Single width - Plain Poplina,
Yard wide Paramatta, '
_ _
A- Large- Stock of
FLANNELS, BALMORAL SKIRTS,
- ,tte4
SKIRTS,. CLOTHS, FURS,. NOTIONS,,,
WORSTEDS, &c., -&o.
A good assortment ' - ;
• ' -
GROCERIES, BOOTS ik SHOES', I
Also, a large Stockal,
FEED; FLOUR &'PORK, crinitantly oa band.
In feet,
ALL THE - NECESSOIES 'OF
Customers in want of 43 gods will save money by
calling at the Now Store 'and - examine Good's utd
Prices before buying elsewhere. H. R. 'PISH;
Tiogs, Nov. 22,1865-4 -
ifOSTETTEWS - CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITTERS.—Read E. D. N. SOUTHWORTH'S
LETTER, ' -
Prospect Cottage, Georgetown. D. C. 3 t,
Apri1.2,711165:: 4
Messrs. 110STETTER I. SMITH : Gentieneri--It gtTe
me pleasure to add my testimonial to that of odors
in favor of your excellent preparation. Sevorsd years
of residence on the banks of a Southeni river; and Of
close application to literary work-, had so thoroughly
exhausted my nervous system and undermined - My
health, and had become a martyr to dyspepsia and
nervous headache, recurring at short intervals, and
defying all known medicines in the Materin Medies.
I had coma to the conclusion that'nothinghtzt a total
change of residence and pursuits would- reatoromy
health, when a friend recommended Hostettees-Bdt.
ters. I procured a bottle as an experiment': it /s
-quired but one bottle to convicts me that I bad found
out the right combination of remedies. The refit it
afforded me has been complete. It is now some years
since I tried llostettetter's Bitters, and it is but just
to say that I found the preparation all that it claims
to be. It is a Standard Family Cordial with trpojoid
even as sestimulant I-found it better than. anythlng
else; but we use it in all billions and dyspeptie calleNA:
from fever down to ague. .If what I have now Ml*
will lead any dyspeptic invalid to a sure remstr,T,
shall have done some good-
I remain, gentlemen, respectfully y0urt„....4
Nov. 22, 1865—lut. E. D. E. N. Sourawctlt
A CARD TO INVALIDS.
A Clergyman. while residing in South America
a missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy
ror the Cure of Nervous Wealtness„Barly Dee.%
Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs,,and
the whole train of disorders brought on -by hazard
and vicious habits. Great numbers have been al
ready cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a
desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, I will
send the recipe for preparing and using this mediates,
in a sealed enceropeo, to any one who needs it, Pros
of Charge.
Please inclose a post-paid envelope. addresodio
yourself. Address, JOSEPH T, INMAN, Jjestiesi,
- D, Bible House, New York City.
April 1, 1885-Iy,
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