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WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY - 7,
N e w Advertisements,
Coast) , Statement—Commissioners
Notice—We'labor° l'envjoum. Company.
Administrator's Notion—Terry Dailey, /Wm
Girl to do Housework wanted—J.. F. Calkins.
N e w Grooery—Roberts a; Stowell.
s o iling off at Cost—P, R. Williams, Druggist.
Dissolution of Partnership—Merrit dt Close.
nogg Letter List--Sarah kt„Etz. .
W e again notify correspondent l a that poor obi. :
2e rephy and poor spelling will constrain us to
ging several otherwise fair articles-into the waste
loirket We cannot rewrite 'oominunications.
ROBERTI STOWXLL 1211.1 . 4 brought into town
Gag of the most desirable stocks of groceries that
we have Seen. Bee advertisement. •
noon.—A reliable gentleman from Lawrence-
Title informs us that the 011 Company of that
place has just declared a “dividend" of about
50 per cent. en the paid-inistook. We congrat
ulate the Stockholders that it is not less.
PERSONLI.-MBj. A. E. times of the Veteran
Reserve Corps, s visiting his family in tide
borough- The Major is looking pretty well, and
will remain here until assigned to duty.
OCZOLA — This little village on the Cowanesque
is one of the most prosperous in the county. It
contains about 50 families, it has a steam tan
nery and Door Ic Sash factory, both employing a
good many hands; four seures;two blacksmiths'
s hops, two shoe shops, one cooper shop, and one
wagon shop. A•eorreepogdent thinks that if they
fad oil there the village; will become a port of
e ntry. Hope they will find it.
We learn by tits Corning Aima/ that , a mfil
is made up for eaoh statiotion the Tiogsi R.
be carried by the the afternoon accommodation
train. The afternoon train to Corning will arrive
at that place at 4.30 P. M. instead of SP. M. as
heretofore.
Coaracrros.—By an :oversight the card! of
Williams k South, Attorneys', was not changed
at the time of the disolution of the firm, and has
been published improperly until this week.
Dotremon.-t-Wit are ijulebted to Mr. Israel
Stone, of Delmar, fora baaket of tine apples.—
They are as ros y as a country lass's cheeks, and
as delicious as only Spiqbergene eau be. "
hfaaatz Suor.—Messrs. Haig & Warring have
received a quantity of 4earble, and are working'
it up to order. Wellsbero is a good point for
the business and...we do•not doubt the success of
the enterprise. They have already receivad or
dors for a great deal of work:
SprooLs.—By the Report .tho State Super
intendent of Cominon : School, ft , appears that
Tioga county - has 234 Schools, the average atten
dance on which is 6,048?; average number of
months taught 5,58; male teachers 28; female
298; average wages of males $33,81; of females,
$28,03 ; amount of ta* levied for School pur
poses, $3,960,27; amennt received from all
sources, -222,872,20 ; exPended for instruction,
contingencies, bnildiugi tc., 238.960,83 ; balance
in treasuries, $3,200 ; permanent debt $B6O ;
tetriporery debt, $863,97. Tioga boro pays the
highest wages, Delmarqms the; largest number of
schools, and Charleston - the bighest number of
scholar..
Rattetons Nonce.--The Second Quarterly
meeting of the Tioga Baptist association will be
held with the Cherry Platte Church on Tirednes
day Feb. 14 elle caloCk a. m. Sermon 'fly Rev.'
G. P. Watrous. Contribution for the Penn.
Baptist Convention
E. T. Bzwrior Clerk
Nsw Mosic.—"SimPlette" a melody for the
piano by , E. A. Finery*. "Tlie Whirlaind , Polkap
by I. Levy. The ‘-'Slailtang Polka," by Mar
riott. "The Withered Tree," a Ballad by G.
Herbert Rodwell. "The Caudy Shop," an Ethi
opian oomic song. - "Oh Magnify 'the Lord," on e
of a collection of peices for Voluntaries at the
commencement or close of public wosabip entitled
"Morning and Evening" composed by L. H.
Southard. The above are belect peices of beau
tiful music from the publishing house of Oliver
pluton A Co.; 277 Washington St. Boston.
.11zsr A DAIRT.—This is pre em 'neatly a graz
ing county, and whoever lives to see fifteen years
from this time will live to see Tioga co unty in
the front rank of butter , cheese, and stockraising
counties. While largo crops of wheat, oats, and
barley can be produced on our soil, it is now
admitted that none of these grain crops are cer
tain enough to make it profitable to Oast). the
grain. Our soil is not only nistinilii gran-pro
ducing, but the grass is of a very enperior quality
for stock.
We therefore urge farmers "to turn their atten
tion, as well as their - capital, to dairying. There
ought to be two-dozen cheese faetories in this
county before Dolt June. Charleston, alone.
Willi:are three. Nearly every other township wo'd
add ten per cent. to the present value of its im
proved farina by folkowing ber example. In this
way Tiogi County can be made-one of the rich
est comities is the State. • ,
MAGAZINES.—The Atlantic presents a
delicious bill of fare for Febuary. Tick
nor & Field, Boston Mass. s4,,per. year.
Peterson's Ladies' Magazine is fresh,
containing the .itates . , Fashloifs, nice
patterns, &c., &c. "$2, a year-
Demorest's Monthly, is a mostsplendid
number. It engravings are fine, also
its letter press, and its patterns are in
comparable. Every subscriber sending
$3, will receive this monthly one year,
and a prize in addition.
'The
,Ladie's Friend, maintaius its ex
cellent repute for fine engravings, good
stories, sensible hints, fashions, and
patterns. $2,50 per year. T. B. Peter
son, Philad'a. •
Harper's Magazine has two beauti
fully illustrated articles, besides an un
usual variety of short stories - and essays.
We cannot do without 'Harper.- $4, per
year. Harper Brothers, New Vork.
All of the above periodicals can be
had at the Wellsboro Book Store.
T UM - OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
--- -LA Office at Wellsboro, Feb. 5, 1865.
Auerback A M 2 'Rollins SOMA'
Atwood Miss Melinda Rollins M
Brewer Lyman Spencer Miss Mary ,-
Brooks Mrs Mary Sears "d. Bostwick ,
Branson Maids!) Stoddard Ida N
Brown Sylvester -Stoddard Loisa
Butler Willie, A ' Staffer A M
Back T- W • Taft Sarah M
Clark It W Thomas J It
Crane B. G A. Co Veith F
'Doane Miss Emma Wells 0 B
Duffey Charles . Winchell B C
- Fish Aegustas White Mrs Oliver L 2
Yurgasan Wm . Wilcox G W ..
llogadorn Arden Wilcox C C '
Johnson Frank C' Woolsey M B.
Ratner ;sines -Talkies Prauk :
Moth Catharine' Zingerb Katherine' [3B
Nl' To obtain" any of these letters, the appli
. . cant mostor, "advertised letters," give the
date of thi s, a n d pay two cents for advertis
ing. If not called for within one month they
will be int to the Dekd Letter Office.
HUGH YOTTNG, P. M.
In Elkland, Feb. I, by Rev. S. J. McCullough,
Mr. JACOB SCHIEFFELIN, Jr., of Tioga, and Miss
EMILY P. _Ryon, of Elklaud.
[We tender our congratulations, and return
thanks for the private note, 3e.. Health, joy,
and prosperity attend them to the end. ED.]
InWestfield, Jan. 27, at the house of the offi
ciating Clergyman, Rest $s k. Litniird. Mi. Co.Fb
ZIBLIOS Busy, of Westfield, and Miss CELINWL.
DOUGLAS, of Clymer.
lin
• In Tioga, Jan, 12, 1866, JIIPTHA Ikons, aged
75 years.
The deceased has long been a resident of Tioga
tp., & leaves a large circle of relatives to mourn
his loss.
P K. WILLIAMS
Drugs and Patent Medicines
YANKEE NOTIONS, !PERFUMERY,
CM
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS !
No ADVANCE IN PRICES .AT PARSONS'S I—Al
though Dry Goods havloadvanced largely in New
YOrk, I have decided that it is more fox my inter
est to sell garde freely at present the n to mark
up prices. My stock is in such shape that it is
not necessary for me to be governed by New York
prices at present. I shall therefore continue to
sell goodcat die rates established about Decem
ber 1, until further notice. As goods sell very fast
at this time , of the year, it is not probable these
pricesiwill last longer than 30 days. Early buyer"
will do the beet. J. A. PARSONS,
A Couch, Cold, or Sore Throat.
REQUIRES lIIMEDIATE ATTENTION, AND SHOULD BE
CHECHED. IF ALLOWED TO CONTINUE,
Irritation of the Lungs, a Permanent Throat
Affection, or an Incurable Lung Disease
IS OFTEN THE RESULT.
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES
RAVING A. D3RECTINFLUENCIVTO THE PARTS, GIVE
(:: Irukisrorwrit z;
For Bronchitis, Asthma, - Catarrh, Conanvtios
TROOCHEB ARE USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD SITCOM
Singers and Public Speakers
will find Troche* weft/lint:letting the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an unusual exertion of the vocal
organs. The Trochee are recommended and pres
cribed by Physicians, and have had testimonials
from itniifirst mert titnergtaysatit ortitry. Being
an article of tree merit, and having proved their
efficacy by a teat of many years, each . year fi nds
them in new localities in various parts of ttui
world, and the Trochee are universally pronoun
ced better than other articles.
OBTAIN Ollly " BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHBS,"
and do not take any of the Worthless Imitations
that may -hi veered. • 1 _ •..,
4 11
Sold everywhere in the United States, init in
Foreiga Conntriesdat 36 rents per_box.
Tiois Feb. bth, 1866
Corrected on Tuesday of each Week.
Flour, sup. bbl $6,90 7,30
Flour, (family) 9,90 @11.,26
ErtPtlf--4•4•••":i . ..4.-4.+.1 4
Oats 57
Coro b 0 @ 82
Pork, (eresh,) rei lb
Batter
Lard...
Cheese
Tallow
Hopi...
ITCH 1 ITCH 1!: ITCH 11!
Scratch ! Scratch ! Scratch !
Wheaton's Ointment
Will Cure the Itch in 411 -
Also cures SAlir RHEUM, 'ULCERS, CHIL
BLAINS, and all Eruptions of the Skin. Price
50 cents, Por sale by all Druggists.
For Sitle by John A Roy, WeHebert), Pu.
BY'aending 80 ceutaJo WERICS;& POTTER,
Sole Agents, 170 Washington street, Boston,
Mass., it will be forwarded by mail, free of post
age, to any part of the United States.
180ct65-6m.
WHAT THE ILLUSTRIOUS ABER
NETHY SAID.—"WeII, sir what's the
matter?" said Abernethy, the great English cur
geon, to a cadaverous-looking patient, aho bad
called to consult him. "Oh, nothing serious,"
was the reply, "my stomach and liver are out of
order, that's all.', -Do you call that nothing se
rious'?" said Abernethy; "I tell you. sir, that
when these two.organs are out of '9rder, as, Sou
call it, there's not a square inch of the liodY that
is nottmore or less diseased, nor a drip of blood.
in it that is in k healthful condition." Nothing
can be more true, therefore it is of the very high
est importance to keep the stomach and liver in
a - vigorous condition. If the one is weak and - the
other, irregular in its action; tone and control
them with HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS—the mostgenial vegeta
ble liestorativellied Alterative That brit ever been
administered as a cure for Dyspepsia and Liver
It is recommended by' distinguished
surgeons and physicians of the United States
Army, by officers orthe Army and Navy, by our
first authors, by eminent clergymen—in fact, by
thousands of the meet intelligent of every - close,
as an unequalled protective against epidemic and
malikrione diseases, and as a perfectly innocuous
hetet
.the same time powerful, tnvigorant and
alterative.
LETTERB OF ADMINISTRATION having
been granted to the undereigned upon the
'mete of Vincent Dailey, late of Oneola, deoeue.
ed, alt pera*GinkaigkiLare qialnget to tneke
ImMediate'paytherit and thoeelnifiiigel ti nine may
present them to - PERRY DAILEY,
- °movie, Feb. 7, 1868- 4,- •Adtor
- rARM FOR SALE: In Rutland, hound
ed north by Wm. Lawrence' and' J Si. La w
ren ce, east by W. W. Goodwin, south by H. S.
Horton and John Fratick and west by William
Hutchinson—containing 155 acres more or less.
about 135 acres' improved, two froth.) houses,
frame barn, corubouss, other outbuilditiga and
oieliard thereon ; and now occupied by Tabu V.
Swan. The above is offered at private sale, until
Feb. 13. If not sold by that time it will ho offer.
ed at public sale to the highest bidder on , that
day at the 'Hotel of A. Hoot in Manifteid 'at 2
o'ekock P. M. For furthet patticulars enquire
'of W. H. Smith, Virellsboro or the subscriber
ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION having
s-..L.1 been granted to the undersigned upon the
estate of George W. Mack, late of Westfield, de
ceased, all persons indebted to said ostate ere re
quested to make immediate payment, and those
haring claims against the same will present them
Lu NANCY A. MACK,
TAMES KING.,2d,
Jan. 81, 1866-6wA Adminis's.
MARRIAGES_
DEATHS
Will sell his entire Stock of
FANCY ARTICLES,
OM
AT NEW YORK COST,
He has everything ever kept in .a
FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE
We!labor°, Feb. 7, 1866.tf.
SPECIAL NOTICIE
[Dec. 27.—tf.] 3 Concert Block, Corning, N.Y.
and Throat J)ieeases,
[luovv6s-dm]
NLW YORK MARKETS
WHoLzsexe Patdir
JESSE OWEN, "
Jan. 31, '66-3t.* OhemungiChemting co. N.Y
NOTICE.—AII persons indcbted to us by note
or Book Account will please call and settle,
as we are about closing up for a STRICTLY cash
business. WRIGHT A BAILEY.
Wellsboro, Jan. 31, 1863.
BOOKSTORE:,
- NEWS-ROOM
PAPER
No. Markel-0., Corning, N. Y.,
and Postottice Building.
#, &o,
EDWARD E.. RORINRON
„Returns acknowledgments to his friend's. for tlui lib
eral patronage bestowed for the Mit eight years, calling
particular attention for the present season to his estalr
lishment, which. haying been completely renovated and
tartutformed, is now stored anew with such a combine
tiod otattracUens in 'Literature and Art as cannot fail
to interest the public, and which it is hoped may sup-,
ply the general want of this region as it keeps pace with,
the advaticement of the age.
CLASSIFICATION
Books & Stationery.
This department comprehends the most desirable col
lection of works by ancient and modern authors, Pros*
and Poetry? Classical and Historical, Fiction and Fact.
All new Hooka received as soon as published. d large
stock of School Books need in city and country Saimaa'
A tall stock of Blank Books of all descriptions; Tact
Memorandums ; Time Books and Diaries; School Sta
tionery,ip endless variety. The Stationery department
compritei Chp, Legal, Bill, Lotter', Note, and Billet Pa
per of all kinds, Envelopes, all shapes and sizes, Pen
holders, Pencils, Inkstands,—and, in fact, everything
in the line.
Particular attention paid to the selection of UMW
Stationery, a choiceassortment of which le always kept.
Net* Department.
This department la the specialty of the concern, and
is under - the Ptlnsolter, supervision of the undersigned
who has Oven 12.yeara attention to this branch• 'fere
are found - 11W etrfires publications of the New York,
.Boston, and Philadelphia Press, daily, asonimreliklycand
weekly edltiohe ; together with the prfnelpal American
end Yoreig - n Magazines—orders for all of which,are ex
arpnblialiers' prices. 'Unusual fitcllitiegare
ffdrped for the execution of special orders, rettlres be
ing received (roar Velv York twice each day. Snbscrip.
tions taken for any periodical published in the United
BtateB or Europe. Subscribers on the line of the Erie
hallway (Including from Avon to Rochester), alga on
the Iloga Railway, from CorninS to Somerville, can
have dailies, weeklies, monthlies, or hack numbers of
any serial delivered by my agents on the care.
WALL PAPER AND WINDOW
SR ADES.
11 A larks and carefully saleltsd assortment embracing
The best and most desirable patterhs at, various prices,
fr am 10c to $1,50 per roll, leaving , no excuse to families
for neglecting wholesome improvements of the walls of
their bowies. Bordersvfor the same In gilt. velvet, and
eatin, extra and narrow width. An elegant assortment
of Wendow alutdee,alfte and buff, also green, Olney buff
and figured Curtain Rapti, and Putman's apprdeed Cur
tain Fixtures, Fire board Prints, Curtain Cord, Tassels.
1
28 @I. 32
17
17 18
12
20 tg 70
PICTUREI AND PICTURE
FILANIES.
Always open for inspection and sale, a gallery of fine
Oil Paintings. Steel eng-tavings and French Lithographs.
kgree4 variety .4.ift; colored Rrints, illustrative of the
gcenee and battles of the late terrible Rebellion, execu
ted by distinguished artists, forming subjects of inter
est to every American Citizen. A large and varied as
sortment of Picture Fremes,various sizes and styles, in
cluding most unique patterns of Ovals, gilt, Rosewood,
_Walnut,. Ac., Ac. Pictures framed to order in any desi
red Style at short notice, and on most favor able terms
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
. „
Special attention is devoted to this important branch.,
and it is intended at ail times to be supplied with tho
latest publications of this class of literature. S. S. Li
braries furnished at wholesalorates. and subscriptions
taken for alt kinds of Sunday School papers and pro
cured free of postage- ' Gift books, embossed Reward
Cards, Certificates of Membership, Singing Bon its, Gol
den. Chain, Shower Censor, Chime Belt, and 'rations
others. Altogether &complete stock of Sunday: School,
Paraphernalia.-
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT.
This will comprise the ordinary Catalogues offered
biudic Stores, such, as Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Accor.
cans, Flutinas, Clationets, Flutes, fifes &c., Ac. The
best quality of Italian and English Violins, Guitar and
Banjo String.. Sheet 'Music kept constantly on band_
Alithe new and popular songs and Instrumental Music
received as soon as issued. Teachers supplied at the
usual.discount. Musical Instruction Books of all kinds
Sinai* and 'Books mailed free at xnatket price": Also,
Agent for the most popular manufacturers or Pianos,
such as Chickerings, Boardman & Gray, Ac., and Prix'
ce's celebrated Melodeons and Harmoniums.
None who take pleasure in preserving the lineaments
of their friends in the form now most convenient and
most in vogue, can afford to be without one of these
temullinl and appropriate receptacles of Card. Phot
ographs. A splendid assortment of Albums, is an style'
and prices, from 50 ate: to $2O, to suit the taps and
ability of all. ,
egt. A complete Nock of Mirrors of all SEMI and pri
ces. Picture Cord, Tassels, Knobs, &c., ac.
Atir Largo and small Bibles, Ilymn Books, Catboila - '
Prayer Books and Catechisms.
lIISCELLANEOIIII.
Law Blanks, Marriage Certificates, Lawyer's Tape,
Seals, Gold Pens, a cumplete stock of Pocket Books, La
dies' Traveling Satchels, Toys, Children's Games, Dis
sected Mape and Pietnret, Backgammon Boards, Chess
and Chequer men, Dice. Writing Desks, Portfol los, Draw
fug Cases, Ladies' Work Boxes, Baskets, Tiosue Paper,
Notes, Drafts and Receipts, in Book and Sheet form, In
voice and Letter. Sites,• Black, Bine and Curoinelnbt,
Quill Pens. Pens. Mourning Paper and Envelopes, and
a thousand and one articles too numerous to mention.
ifiGrileoke Bound in any atyie that may be desired
;0 ; ;
Orders by mail promptly altendad to
E. E. ROBINSON,
Jan, 1,1866-Iy. i CORNING. N. Y
.~.~,•..
AND
WAREHOUSE !
N T. L E
[LI ,
Boot, Shoe and Leiltheg Store
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
THE UNDERSIGNED having ) formed
ie6-pirtnerehip under the name and title of
I. Loometi &Catir,
can be found at the old stand, corner of Main
and Mill Streets, where they will keep constantly
on hand a general assortment of
BOOTS; SHOES, LEATHER AND
- • FINDINGS,
of the best quality, which they will sell so ohaap
for. to make it an object for dealers to
bay hors.. - _
Oaf Stock consists in part of
MEN'S, Jr. BOY'S, CALF, RIP, STOGA
BOOTS,
of our own.-"zolumfacture,
LADIES' GAITERS, BALMORAL, KID,
& CALF, & IJfSSES SHOES.
French and Oak Stock constantly_ on hand for
sale. Cub paid at all times for HIDES, PELTS,
and FURS.
VIRRS-0.48 F DE DELIVERY.
.17-1415P,-
LOGRRY, Knoxville, Pa.
Elmira, N. Y
Knoiville, Jan. 1, 1886-tf.
CALL AND SEE.
PVIE attention of the Farmers and every
1. body else in Charleston aka Covington town
allips,are haphy notified, that the store at Cherry
Platte will be kept open where they can procure
a full aaaortment of
DR Y - GOODS GROCERIES,
WHEAT and BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,
SUGAR, TEA,' COFFEE,
MOLASSES, CODFISH, --
MAckera4 la., -, constantly on hand. Glve us a
call.
Cherry Flatts, Jan. IT, 1866-3m.*
EL S. ROCKWELL.
Farm for Sale
IN Elk township, Tioga County Pa., containing
124 acres, 40 acres improved. aid farm is
watered by numerous springs. A small stream o
water sufficient - fat: churning, sawing wood, Ac.
runs through the farm near the buildings. It is
well situated for a good dairy farm. A portion of
it is good grain land. Two log houses, frame
barn and other out buildings thereon. A thrifty
young orchard of 70 or 80 ripple, pear or plum
trees. A good school house on the adjoining
farm. The above farm might be divided fckto
two small farms of 62 acres each. Price $l2 per
acre. Terms easy. A liberal deduction made
for cash down.
.nctuire of •
C. B. KELLEY, Wellsboro, or
WM. UPDIKE, on the premises.
Jan. 17, 1866.-tf. •
GIIARDIAN'S SALE —Pursuant to an order
of the Orphans' Court of Tioga County, I
will offer at public sale, at the Court House in
Wellsboro, Saturday, the 10th day of February
next, at 1 o'clock, P.. M., the following described
real estate, late of George Miller, of, Delmar, de
ceased, to wit ;
An equal undivided ninth part of a certain lot
of-land in Deafer, bounded north by Hector Hor
ton and Wm. Eberentz, north and east by Robert
Campbell, south by J. W. Catlin and P. Bough
ton, and west by Oliver Bacon and M. W. Weth
erbee—containing about 130 acres; to be sold for
the use of Mary Alice Miller, subject to the life
estate of her mother, Juliette
Terms easb.- =4-41/I.CTOR HORTON.
Jan. 10, 1866.3 t Guardian.
$5OO REWARD
IS HEREBY OFFERED for a larger
and Cheaper Stook of
DRY GOODS,,
=I
GROCERIES, BOOTS; SHOES, CLOTH
. ING, ,
than can be found at
W. K. SMITH% SONS
llia.mmoth Combination of 4 Stores
in One, at
ADDISON; N. Y.,
•
ON THE ERIE RAILWAY
BILL OF FARE FOR A FEW DAYS LONGER
as follows :
AU col's Merinos 1 yd wide, $,lOO
Beet Delains reduced from 450 to 30
Good rich " 66
Best Calicos " 30 to 25
Good fast col. Calicos at
Handsome Madder Calicoes " 25 to 19
Beet Standard Sheeting " 40 to 34
Good ',4
" 1 yd w " -35 to 29
" Brown " "w " 30 to 25
Heavy red twilled Flannel " -56 - to 40
Beautiful Sett Fare
Heavy Over Coate
Good Working Coate
Brown Sngare reduced " 15 to 12}
New Bright Salt per• Bas rel, • $2,85
$4,00
11,50
Good Kip Boots,
Good Kip Women. ) Boole,
A lot pf Women.' Morocco blots, $l,OO
" Childrette' ~
WE ARE UNDERSELLING ALL OTHERS
Give ne a call and be convinced
W. R. SMITH'S SONS.
ADDIION, N. Y.
Jan. 1, 1866
EMI
PARS.ON 9 B COLUMN.
AVING found the Tioga AGITATOR. a
JAL very profitable medium for steady advertis
ing, I propose throne' the coming year to increase
MY ADVERTISEMENTS LARGELY.
I twits the careful athiation of the commnsity
to them, proadoing to was them simple stets
menu of facto, as to
PRICES OF GOODS,
and data of trade, so., and aroldini all Draggles
and long winded yarns,
My experience has been, that liberal advertis
ing if based on truth, pays well ; and 1 think it
wise to tonere it np. Any one that has a busi
ness worth bringing before the attention of the
eommunity, cannot well make it too plain or welly
known.
I hereby return my think, to the oitisens of
Tioga County for the vary liberal share of trade
I have received for the past ten yeari, during
whi.,h time my trade has steadily increased ; and
I freely acknowledge that my Tioga County trade
is quite a large portion of it. I intend to try and
deserve it still more in the future.
My customers can dagend on always finding a
largo stock of .
at prices guaranteed to be at the bottom of the
market, and with attentive Salesmen to wait on
them promptly.
. .
.
In all mums where there is a chance to riceive
stock under market pricey, (wbich frequently oc
cars,j.each.bargains will be given to my custo
mers.
I oleo am enabled by my large sales, to buy a
great many Goods from first bands, saving New
York Jobbers profits—ettkbling me to offer such
Goods at numb less timn market rates. -
I claim several advantages over most Stores
rig:
LARGER SALES IN PROPORTION TO
- EXPENSES, A LARGER STOCK
OF GOODS SUITABLE TO .
. CUONTRY TRADV.
A BUSINESS CONBUCTEB NEARER
than most any store in the trade. For further
information; see notices of Prices below; also
local column. , •
You can buy iitaudard -Sheeting, at 34 cents,
good heavy 4-4 sheeting, at 25 to 30 cants at my
etOTO.
There is no adverts., in prices of Flannels
Blankets, Shows, tte., at my store.
We continue to sell best DeLaines 2s 13d. But
prints at 2s. and good Prints at 20 cents. See
special notice.
J. A. PARSONS,
Jan. I, 1868. Coamma, N. Y
4' 35 to 25
Marble Shop. '
WELLBBORO, TOGA COUNTY, PENN'A.
MESSRS. HOIG & WARRING having
associated themselves together for the pur
pose of carrying on the manufacture of
MARBLE WORK,
are now prepared to 811 all orders for
MONUMENTS, HEAD STONES, MAN
TELS, TABLE TOPS, &c. &c.,
with dispatch and in the best style. Rutland
and Italian 'Marble worked to order.
It is our intention to do a leading business in
Tioga County. Orders solicited, and all work
warranted to give satisfaction.
P. C. HOIG,
Jan. 1, 1888. A. 8. WARRING.
28 to 22
" $l5 to $lO
" $l5 tolO9
" $OB to $5,50
Shoes, 22
At Reduced Prices,
Jan. 10, 1866.
SEASONABLE GOODS,
TO A CASA BASIS,
Selling Off
AT J. R. BOWEN'S.
CONCERT BLOCK,
NO. 1 ide
CORNING, STEITREN COUNTY, N. Y.
1
REGULATOR STORE.
'A WORD TO MY OLD FRIENDS sod
L -1 1- the community generally. Not being a friend
to long and windy advertisements and large ex
penditruve to the Printers, I herewith submit a
condensed statement of faots al a small cost, with
the understanding that the surplus capital will be
better employed in,reducingSke price of Goods to
my customers.
My stock Is full and complete to supply all the
Wants of my old customers and mazy new ones,
both in the Retail and Job Trade for tho ap
proaching cold weather. Riving
ALL WOOL CASSIIMEE
at Si. per yard. Naragansett .7sairs suitable for
winter'wear at 4s. Good yard wide Brown Shoot
ings at 21. Prints IS to 25 cents per yard.
CHOICE DRESS GOODS
t
from 2s 6d to 4s per yard, quality equal to those
prices,six years ygo. Dress Goods at lower pri
ces as well as a splendid assortment of fine goods
at less prices than can be bought in the State.—
Among them may be found
ALL WOOL IkIERINOES
at 51 to 124 per yard. Butpreas Cloths plain and
figared. Merinos', Bombazines. Alpaccas, Scotch
Plaids, Mocaires, and in fact every thing =tally
kept in a first class country store.
Ladies' Cloth for Claokings at ra
rious prices, including Wash-
ingt9n Mills
Water Proof Union Beaver,
Esquimaux, and Castor Brown, and many other
too numerous to mention : a heavy Black Beaver
at $3,00, (Gents fine Cassimere equally cheap.).
My Boots, Shoes, and Carpet Stock,
down stairs was never more full and complete
or at greater inducements to the purchaser.
Bargains may be found at the
REGULATOR
In Hats, Caps, Gloves and Mittens;
also, in
BED, - HORSE BLANKETS
Tbo advatitap to my
GROCERY CUSTOMERS
are not to be misunderstood, when the steady
and unexampled increase of business/ ie taken
into the account. I say without the fear of con
tradiction, that with the large pnrchises lam
making from month to month for cash, I can sell
taltlie country tradn as low as they can buy in
the city; including freight, which gives mean
opportunity to offer
SqRFRIOR ADVANTAGES
_
to the Retail bade, which Z am doing and bound
to do as • testimonial of lay gratitude for their
many favors and very liberal patronage.
Will give my customers the benedt of any
eying* in the Market as I am posted in auction
and other salei from dny to day by telegraph and
otherwise.
Corning, Jan. 1, 1885.
WHOLESALE DRUG STORE,
CORNING, N. Y.
DRIIGIS AND MEDIORISS, PAINTS
AND OILS,
•
It
THADDEUS DAVIDS' INKS, CONCEN
TRATED. MEDICINES, MIN-
CINNATI WINES AND
KEROSENE LAMPS, PAZE ' N I T MEDI
.
CINES, PETROLEUM -41-11.,
AND FLAVORING EXTRACTS, WALL
PAPER, WINDOW4GLASS,
AND DYE COLORS,
Sold at Wholesale Prices. /Buyers era requested
to call and get quotations Wore seine thither
East.
V. D. iIeiRBELL & CO.
Corning, N. Y., Jan. 1,11166-1 y
LI EAR YE I HEAR YE I—The roils of
-LA this Elution are new open. -
C. L. • WILCOX,.
f
Of Wallaborolothrs for sale his eattre
STOCK twain - AT COST.
All those who cal anxious to male a
G - 004) BARGA.EN,
• / .
are invited to call soon, for
DELAYS 4RE DANGEBOUI
Call at the "REGULATOR," ona Door ahoy.
the, Post Ottlea ' C. L. WILCOX.
Wellsboro, Jan. 1. 29, 1866.
FLAX IWBEIEILS,
WOOL - WHEELS, WHEEL - HEADE,
SNAP-REELS, FLIERS, &C., &C.
MBE UNDERSIEMI.RwouId respectfully au-
I flounce to the
MERCHANTS de DEALERS
aY rioga and adjoinir s :a t f amities, that they are
now engaged in the anufaature of the *boy*
named articles, and are prepared to turnfish them at
WHOLESALE PRICES,
Employing none but Experienced Workmen,
and using only the beet material", we are eon
adent we can firnieb you with good. that will
snit your customers.
Every article warranted to give entire satisfac
tion. All Goode peeked in shipping order and
sent Ly rail or otherwise,.
Please address by mail, when list of prices,
"Card Samples," Au., will be forwarded.
C. M. CRANDALL A CO.
Montrose, Pa. Dec. 27, '85.3m.
N. B. Ours is the only establishment that
manufactures the Celebrated 1.-
Crandall Wheel - Head.
Warranted to hut TWENTY YEARS If will mod
WINTER GOODS FOR TEE MILL
ion at No. 2, Union Blook.
JEROME SMITH
Has lately returned from New York' with a splen
did assortment of
DRY GOODS, READY-MADE CLOTH
ING, BOOTS & SHOES, GLASS
WARE, HATS ik CAPS,
HARDWARE,.
GROCERIES, DOMESTICS, WOODEN
WARE, ENGLISH CLOTHS,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
SATINS, TWEEDS
AND
KENTUCKY JEANS, FRENCH CASSI
MERES:FULL CLOTHS.
Attention is galled to his stock of Black and
Figured Dress Silks, Worsted-Goods,
Merinoes, Black and Figured
• DeLainea, Long and
Square Shawls,
Ladies' Cloth, Opera Flannels, do„ do., &a., Au.
Purchasers will Sod that
No. 2, Union. Block, main *f=eet,
is the place to buy the best quality of Goods at
thilowest prices. JEROME SMITH.
Wellsborq, Jan. 1, 1866.
NOVVAS THE 'fIME TO SAVE YOUR
GREENBACKS.
A great breakdown in the price of all kinds of
Dry Goods.
I have just returned 'from New York with
largeand well selected assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
which were bought for CASH tiering the late
Paula at PANIC PRICES, which I am bound to
SELL at
PANIC PRICK.
I am belling
Good Madder Prints, 23
Beat " 26
•
Extra Wide, English, 38
Best Muslin DoLathes, 36
Bloached Sheeting'', 20 to 30
Unbleached " 23 to 30
Extra Heavy, 35
Best quality hunch Marino 10 shi ll ings
Double width Plaid Poplin'', °
Yard wide Rep, 80
Beat (high colored) Wool DeLains, 80
Single width Plain Poplin', 40
Yard wide Pommels, 40
A Large Stook of
FLANNELS, BALMORAL SKIRTS,
• HOOP SKIRTS, CLOTHS, FURS,
.NOTIONS, WORSTEDS, &e.,
A good assortment
GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES, to.
FEED, FLOUR & PORK, always on hand
In fact,
ALL THE NECESSARIES OF LIFE
Customers in want of Ganda will says wows
by calling at the New Store and examine Goo •
and Prices before buying elsewhere.
Tioga, Jan. 1, 181 . 18. H. H. FISH.
MUFFS 1 MUFFS 1 ! MUFFS !! !
The patent Excelsior Muff can be obtained o
I; at BULLARD'S.
sliWellsboro, Jan. 1 ,1866. ,
A LARGE STOCK of PBIthTJMERY an
Y&N KEE NOTIONS, for sale by P. •
Williams, No. 3 Union Bloei, Webber°, Pa.
H. GOFF.
BRANDY, WEITZ-
WASH LIME,
ROCHESTER PER-
FUMERY /
Also, a large Stook of