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WEDNi**'s7 1,..1866
New Advertisements. •
Dry floods—W. R. Smith's Sons.
Farm for. tett-4. W.e titnni y.,
Bard LOot 'Werren
WelieUfro-Acsidetny Exhibition.
Stores &.Tip Ware—Roberta & Kelsey
Farm for eats—John 'Preach. - •
New Goods—Van Name & , y9eirbam.
Dry Goodr—.T. - A Parsons.
T. L BALDWIN & go., of Tioga, advertite to
sell at auction • everxday this Reek, commencing
s t I o'clock and ew:Maass until 10'`P. N. They
bares large stook wbiob wit) be sold rigardleee
of cost. - • _ •
Doseram.—The friends of Rev....W. Wtot.ttais
s ra invited' to attend a Donation Party at the
house ofltix.liosalelliiguroe, iri r Deltnar, Wednes
day afternoon and evening, March 74th - inst. '
Naw PotrtitikkekerE-a--A 1444 4611 ea
tablished at..Lai;ab's Creek, in thin county. It
will eacomittodqte a neighborhood, badly aaeaaa
edited iat:6o43 l ' l- •' - • ; r
lqws D EPOC—The t• • ego. of tha
Tioga Post office can procure any of the daily and
weekly papers, eked all the 'popular magazines at
that Itpst-pffieetof Mrs.ETZ, the postmistress.
We direct attention to the pregramme of the
Wellsboro Acudent¢;•'lie iftercises • ptenoire, to,
b, un usually interesting; and, an opportunity is
now presented our citizens and the friends of edu
cation generaily,
.to testify their .appreniation of
the labors of tte*aceotnPlished` Principal-and his
assistants in establishing a Erst class school in our
midst. Let ere*bOdy - go. - • -
Som.—One 'hundred pieces of New Music em
bracing the latest and best songs of the day, and
arranged for the Piano and Melodeon, jnet received
It YOUNG'S .I , OOE STORE. .WlllO the Social Hymn
and Time Book, "Praises of Jeans." EiTaiamond's
Hymn Book) new Life of Zion, New Olive Branch,
and otker Mimic .Books. constantly, on hand arid
for sale at Publishers' Prices-.
BLAMLVS MONTHLY rather more than folfiAs its
promise to the publi e. .Wo used to think it im
possible to keep-house , without the ..Ationt(C and
Harper; it novel , seems as necessary to have Bea
dk's Magazine i in addition. The price is only $3
per year._, Hugh Young has them on sale at the
Wellsboreugh Book-Spire. . •
Ors TOMCG FOLKS, Ydoth's Magazine, it
creases in attractions as the months go by. rt
should be found in every house where, there are
-children ; -and if. it mete se patronized
a great many boys would be paled from evil cour
ses. For sale by Young, at the Bookstore. s2* per
sear.
3 , .iff,RRIACk.E.S. .:
In WillmarNiagara Co., N. t., at the residence
of the brides' father, Feb. 22d,.1666, by Rev. P.
Reynolds, Mr. Darer= 'L. 'Kimball of Oceola, Ti
nge Co.. Pa., to Mies Julia A. Kimball.
NEW YORK MARKETS
Corrected weekly by ITISOELLALD vti TILACY„ Com
mission Merchants, 28 .Totith Wtn. Bt. N. Y, '
licit: rip @ 'bbl . - ' ' . r,20 @ VA 9
Flour, (family) 8,40 is 8,90
•
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Wheat @ bush. 2,35 igi 2,40
Barley .... . 90 @ 1,15
Oats .52
Corn. 76 .ig i Si
•
PorkAfiesh,) lb '
........
Lard
El=!
ITI=I
Hops
SPECIAL NOTICE
Dar GOODl.—goods are now cheap. Is it not
wise to buy such goods es you need. I sell good
Printe at 15 cts. handsome at 28 cts, merimadk 25.
cts. Good iardwide-sheefitnis 25'cts. - ,. best yard
wide sheetings .28 cts. Detains 28 eta. Goocl.
black Thislins 25 cts, .eitra 2s 3d to 31: Ken
atekey Jesus 3s, : 410,tber,goods equally cheap.
March ..1.„ 18645. „ . J. A." PAII.Ei ON 5,
- • , Corning, N. ..1",
No ADVANCE IN PRICES AT PARSONS'S I—Al
though Dry Goode have advanced largely in New
York, I have decided that it is more for my inter
est to sell vs* freely at present tha it to mark
np prices. My stock is in such shape that it is
not aseetssi tor Mt. to - beaiorsustesi.by New York
prices at present. I shall therefore continue to
sell goods at the rates established about Decem
ber 1, until floyther notice. As goods sell very fast
at this dale or the year, it is nor probable these
tban 30 dart. • early bnyers
will do the best" '•• •"• t. A: BADS )NS,
[Dec. 27.—td] 3 Concert Block, Corning, N.Y.
BATH Oarnen ASYLIIM.-A correspondent of
the Rochester Advertiser gives sort4s interesting
facturelating.to the Davenport Orphan AO , lum
ei litra,"lP.l4 - iildOtt mai?' irove'latirTsst4ng -to
our readers. the ; , Institation• lost $2.5,00, and
sixty attres.or: ;Ira ths.v.iCheeo deeded to it by
the founder, Mr. Davenport. Stp,ooo is on inter
est for the expenses, and $lO,OOO is to beexpend
.ed:enitet groungis nexrt-season- The ,p flingis
fire proof, of four stories; and nceOritniodate
seventy-fivechildren. 'Pbese children-are com
fortably clothed, lodged and fed, the discipline is
gentle, but thorough, and the coarse of editcatiou
irai broad ati•ln tiny Seminary in L 1418011.14
Mrs. 1: Icorcnniss, ;;r9lllnoitzt to our peo
ple for her Ktiae labors in ) ,:the field c,
, of publi
charities in our midst, is thie, matron of this
Home for the Orpban. The cdrrespondent pays
both Mr. yt Mrs. Hotchkiss, very high compli
ments, as peculiarly fitted for their charge. Miss
Saida - Magnus., also stell_known. to ow :people,
is a teacher in the institute, and has already won
golden opinions by reason of her accomplish
ments and excellence of heart.
T IST OF LETTERS remaining in, the Poe
Office at Wellebnro, Mareh.'s, 1866:
•
BakstDios. ; - Bainicle
Cash Jacob S Smith:
Darby C H Smith' Was-R:
Zinn 3 3 Sherwood Wm '
Field Miss Joe P Sherwood Lydia A
Hawk Lucretia. Turner Beuj
Kimball Mie S S Walker Mary M
Lamb Wm F = Wilson Mary M
Robertson Mary B ' Wilson Daniel H 19 ,
Rees Maj J J
Jar- To obtain any of these letters, the appli
cant mast call for " advertised - lettem", i give the
date of this list, sad pay two centeroi advertis
ing. If hotealled for within' Mae month they
will be ant to the,Dead Letter, °Moe.
_
HfIGIFYOUN ( I, P.M.
LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the
Post Office at Tioga, March HEM :
Bailey Horace King Geo W
Cunningham Rachel Llloyd oit
Cokrin Stephen hteebrmick R W
Pottengood Rebecca Mitchell 'Mrs Hanna h- .
gazan {anal - fiess John. - -
°int% atly'otthase lettemite appli
cant meet call for "advertised lettere," give the
date of this list, and pay two cents for adverife. -
lag. If not called fer 'within one month• thy
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
SARAH M. ETZ, P. M.
\elf ' ' 45lOOdSl
CHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST.
ArAR NAME A WICKHAM. now offer (far.
Cash or ready pay)a good itiaortment of
- - D 4. 9
„•0 0. .
AM•rally ktpt In a country store, and at lower
luises than asually;offered. Taking the quality.
01 Goods into consldersition they -are unusually_
law pe-pe w Call-and see for yourselves.
• Ivro Muth Isti 1866. - •
0-
9 i7ciowillriserri itidcbtedso s nose
-_or BoultArcearifeettlw;
uwe are about closing *Air TSTRI Y cash
bi4ineu. • WRIGHT - it EU LEY:
Vaitt,*aim-ar,-Teou"
FARM FOR SALE.—A farm of 125 acres or
thereabouts is offered for sale, situate two
,n4e.s from Wellsboro, the county meat of this
"tirtiaHßett.iiioltiwiliteet-ihid4iiitheastsubeeing-.
districts of Pine Creek. There, is about sixty,
Bores improved, with a good ttotise and barn, bend
a number of good springs of water. The timber
land is covered with valuable timber, and the 10.
catiOn'ffor bit that :Wishes a. flood farm near
thriving and enterprising village cannot be sur
passed. For further particulars, as to_ price,
terms, Ac., apply to C. E. Brewster; Wellsbbro; or
to the subscriber at Corning, Steuben Co., N. Y.
March 7, 184111-tf. J. W. GUERNSEY.
,
THE IEFF/DERSIGNEDAteving- parebasedthe
right of Farmington and Chatham to...make
and sell Seaman 0. idenderson'a Prtent Self Act-
Lpom. We are now tnEuntfactueingthp
abovi'Ltotn'" East' Parmingfori. 'Those
'wishing to pnrchaFe, will please call and examine
our Loom fnetbeinsilves, ; •
'' East Farmington, Mirch 7,1866.-3 t.
WARREN.
. - L. H.-aRiPVEN.
OST !—ln We'labor°, A TAAVELINe -LED
.I.4 GER, abc,ut 6xlo inches. Said Ledger con
tune sundry iceotirits in favor of C. D.
Coming: N. T. Whoever will return= •it-A6-tbe
Agitator office. or to C. D.'Sill, Corning, by ex
press, will be liberally .rewarded - for his trouble.
March' 7,1866.
. •
A Couggh,Cold, or kore 'flak - oat,
nrkita4TE AND 8130gLD
3EaliEl): 1F .I.T.LOWED TO CONTINITS,
Irritation_ Of the 'L t d ngs, a Permanitac riroat
Affection, or an incurable Lung ,Disease -
faS oritor StE
BROWN'S.33ll9l4QiiiiXis raga E 9.
TiaNTSO A DIAECTTSTLIIENCR - TO THE PARTS, RIVE
ME
- , LlnkanaDuirx. eaLrEr.
For 'Bronchitis, -- Asthintir, attarrh, Contritapilti '
-XhroarPa#irt,'
I .B .OOD!SDG A4RG q*Et) WITH ALWAYS GOOD at-CO/VI.-
• Singers and Public •Speakers. ,•
will tin& Tr ocries ;mini ixi clearing the voice,whcp.
taken beforeflinging ot i Speaking,and riving
the throat after en unusual eaertion the vocal
organs. The .- g"rochetittrerecotamefided and pres
cribed by Physicians, and h's.VV - hid testimonials
from eminent men thrOugnouttho country.! Being
an artioleof true meriti ttnd haying prove4,their
effieacy by a . ..teet of many yrra, ' , Etch. year finds
them in new ..locnlities variou s parrs of the
world, and the Trochee are universa lly pronoun
ced better than other tinkles. 1
'Oexirir Only' " liittiwtes EirteiibantiqTatienate,t't
and do not 'Mike any cd thelWorritisie• imitations
that may be offered: .
Sold everywhere in the United Statee; anti ;in
Foreign 'Countries, tat 36 teat per box. , -
• ilnorv6s-6m] • •
ITCH 1. ITCH I 1
_ITORi I 1
Scratch ! Scratch !
_Scratch !
Wheaton's Ointment
Will Cure the Itch in 48 Uinta-. --
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, CHIL
BLAINS, and all Eruptions of -the Skin. Price
50 cents. For sale by all Druggists.
For Sale by 'John - A -Roy, Tireltsboro, Pa: 7
By sending 60 cents to WEEKSPOTTER,
,Sole Agents, 110 Washington *street,' Boston.
Mass., it will be forwarded by mail, free of post
age, to any part of the United States.
180465-6 m.
. -
ROBERTS, 4:,:STOWEIft
. • . ,
Will be found one door below Gunn & Turka'e
Hardiare Store", in the building formerly'
pied by Boret& Selgere, which building they
have throlighout,ditil intend keeping
EMI
11 . 3 %22
E 513
20 @ ---10
CONSTAN,TL,y. L c0N,..1-1,1)
a genet t ai assortment of
• -4. r yar , 4
FAMILY GROCERIES AND FRESH
.. i . 1 ~ f . ? ii:4114(4, ,;,-:: -..1
i 1. i
consisting in part of -
t
' ' i'• ' ••• -:I - .1 T , r - ' ~ s ,
:A l i:4,lj t; 4. ilk 11
..„ , ~.. cc
~ k „. 4
Cassia Coffee #dlifis n '- V rAker's •
Cheese Cloves Dried Apples ES'S. Coffee
Farina - = 1 ftaelatine. • clinger i • .11am*.
Indigo blue Leadzi:..,Mustard ' Idelalses
Nutmegs- laysteasei 7 Kerosene,. Perk ::•,
Popper Powder.. Pipes ':. Pets4el4
Prunes Peaches Pickles Rico
Ratios -- Salt . --Setent Corn Sedik•Carb•
Saleratus Syrups Starch (corn) Shot
StarehAployup Gimps
. c „ -,3pgart t i. 2 : I,fparditios
Tobsceo Teas Tomatas ” 'Vinegar
:ir..,* 4 -_s!: •
OIC., • WC.
ESPWAUVT SHE )4ND 5 ? 'riF?Rn"
Which comprises everything 'des i ig r ned for family
u tt e . Tifi?!Vitev9l(
All of which we propose. tot sell as cheap as we
_ .
We claim to have u fine in article of • 4
T 2• ,
SYRUPS, SUGARS AND MG:LASSES
as war Wines offered in4Weliebowi7 -Ouirtßemem
bertisa plan t . sl oos below Gunn s t Tucker's.
(.4,IIiinVERXIS t j STOVELL,
Wellsio4rk
R WILLIAMS
Difigg Alma "4 , Patsint
YANKEE , t NOTIONS :PERFUMERY,
FANCI I
AT NEW YORK COST, "
if4IVA 1:.1 . 9+,3es
wit Tiatlolll6 TrifilkiDAYs
He 'ha's ev4rAtiingeivei.loopttinii?
FIRST CLASS toßthi lr 'SilYnt:
Welleboro, Feb. 7, " " 4"i
WHAT ISIT WHAT. IS7n
''NVEit is if Vhichit as marveloitilti ankmagi
'cinri'airt7' - • 7. ),
,y7tutfis it which-the more yen nee it thus : Vetter
you liken 7 • s -
What is it that-cavesefelie-latne-to
What is it that cases the pains of Thoumadsm
*hat to it that loosens •t heistiff job:an ? •••,,
AVhat, is this chemical compound that is culled
r itOinfaihlevernte4yr for "Ne•iralgisr,ateig direct
1+ tiport"thetervhs and giving almost instant re
llef : curing all sorts of aches and pains as !,1 by
mails ? It ig •
SALUTIVIE,II
Off now at Boy's, Drug Store.
.[Feb. 14)
TAISSOLULIOIL,Mte copartnership hitherto
IL/ . existing between Abe . subscribers in the mer
cantile business is this_ tlay,(Feb.l9) assolded by
• m mat enniserrt; thehusiness-toftis iiinaimiefi .a t
itie Uhriteild bY:Crill.),- Ifinno4ii4ehtefi - to
- tho firm will please, cell- upon tim eitil geode.
: • ".
/(114t1;___:
Welisboio;rib:2l;'6o;'7ol3N T. `PIAI,VIB,
M!!!
can atid, live. i.
I
.).It<
Ktfill
SAVE YOUR GREENBACKS!!!
•, - •
N A t•-• " 4 41411113 , AV+1 2, 14 -
,_ • la 4;. - 1(h:
•.-0,11 - EAP CASH ..ST-ORE
" 1 8L0591313R0, ,
iiiiw z re'f)(:ii 'rain fled tbiir bist tisioned
titoek ut ,
-DOMESTIC FANCY DRY QOODS, CLOTHS
NCTONS, 'READY- MADE 'CLOTHINGh
' coseutectured•under their-own supervision,
. -It
PFNTS' FURNISHING .41Q0K. etc„
_etc
hi their Merchant tailcirtug efiaNishinent they'
defy reiaipetltle% hartelf t)itk beat of brew
Yurk.Vity, Ara 4pF expepeered'Otifter;
Erwin. [Teti: 21, 11036-11
Card, Staples & Son,'
4E' , .PREPARED 6.E I& a 41EAk
-as aby dealers iu.the county, a 'general sa
l; ortment of s •
ii - ATUtitiB; . !.GfaxEßim
READY-MADE CLOTHING, HAT*
CAPS, BOOTS' & SHOES, FUR
NISHING4-41-00DH,-4bt tf
E .RTHERN, STONE, AND GLASS WARE,
in short, everything a - country
store, all of which will be sold as low as else-'
where, for
a aI .5
ro
• •READY- -PAY' , ONLY !-
No trouble` to Show
Goods.:.- •
. L . • ,e
, ,CALL. AND SATISFY YOURSELVES.
•
QTAPLES CO., grutefuf iu old patrons ter
past favors, hoye for a continuance, of the
came. Havink - farmed enpartnerstiip'*6itli" A.
'P. CARD, they feel confident that they can do
better. than ever bdfliiihial therne* Britt will itILVW
a larger . aisortnient? . . -
COVPETITION DEFIED!
CARD, STAPLES Ac SOIL.
Heeneyviile; Ehb..i21,11:366.-4y. 47.
AD M INTST.KATOR'S' SALE
By virtue, of an ostler of the Orphans' Court' of
Tioga ConnO, the iinderbigred Adniiimistrators of
the estate of Royal Rose, deceased, will on the
- 7th day of March next; at thOßoseville House.
in Rutland in said county, expose to sale at pub.
lie anetiiinytt thii highest and best bidder, the
ollowing described real estate, to wit: _
A lot of land in - Rutland, beginning in the
pn6lic inao' , leatling from R0143411/0' to 'Bradford
count, by the residence of Charles Sherman, In
the - 'Si Oh" line of , said .Sheratan's land, thence
north thirty-six and a half deg. west 78.2 Perch
eis:JO'nearqi smell ;creek t thettee ! north 751 deg.
crest, .54 'paella, thence - north flitteen• deg. west
along said road 18.2 porches, thence north 54. d's.
'east, sixty-two - perches,- theaicenorth twenty-six
deg. forty-ix perches, thence north 41 deg. east,
42 patches, thence north 1.2 i deg. west 28 perches,
thence north 21 deg east 18.4 perches,-thence east
156.2 perches, thence spuds 21 perches, thence
west-seventy-six two-tenths perches, thence south
along lands. in. possession of Joel Rose, George
W. Ven'Altets' . thiii4ltirriseSeper, 245-perches to
north linepf Ahares Sherman's land, thence Ai-.
teen fireheeld place - 6f hegintingeontaining
i I.33.apressuore or less, besides the following•eX-.
.n.eptiontepd , res.eryntipng therefrom; being ell
-improved, with an old dwelling, shoe shop, black
!
-eolith shim, horse barn ) shed, and other outbuild
ings thereon ; -excepting, out of the above descri
-I•bedint of land one acre sold and conveyed to
I Harris Soper, another acre of. land near Ism
Creek, also sold and convoyed to said'Soper, and
a lot of 151 perches of land neat north of Mill
Creek, east side"of said road, soltlland conveyed
to I. M. Barden : -1, acre of land next north of the
saidßarden lot, Sold to S. H. Haiens; the hotel
let tin she comes in Roseville, on which -is - - the •
Roseville House, containing one acre and 108 ps:
of land as herein often advertised and described; .
the Watkins At Strait Store lot • on the corner of
.the Blusireend Bradford county roads { contain;
ing 8 perches of lane'; I acre - of land - on - which
{Here is a hOhle, cm' the north -aide of said _Brad
ford'eo. 'road and-east of said Watkins .& Strait
store lot, sold to Marietta A. Rose, them wife .of
-decedent; i acre text east of lad, mentioned lot
on - north-side of said road. sold to E. Rich; i of
lin tore pert east-of said- Rich lot. north aide of
atiislyesd, Sold to Charles Sherman; i acii4lng
still - farther - eestion north side gf said Bradford I - •
county Yea (I,' soli - to 'E. Backer :e ati °filet , let on
eastside,i.C.theßlmira , .road in Roseville, - sold to
and in possession of J. or A. Simpson , contaiu- •
tug ab bot 80 perches ; another lot on east side of
said Elmira road, containing 144 perches, sold, to
Myrna Mille; • another lot next north of said
Mills tot on east side Of Said - Blinira foral, - contal- '
Ding one.dia and 109 perches, sold to 'Oriel Lu
cas; another lot containing k acre, on east side of
laid 'road, sold to Polly Stout; another lot' of
laiid'On east side ofsaid reed, contracted to Lon- "
son Rose, containing about 20 ncres ; and:also the
lot ilereinafteradvertised and described-as the
Fleiryini - GiolindLot,cOntitinindahonttgi.Baeres.
Two apple orchards and other fruit trees on the
titnic+ lot to be Sold. '
ALSO--Will expose -to public sale, another lot
of land in Rutland known as the Roseville Hotel
Lot;liettnded and described as follows: -Begin
ning it the northwest' corner of S. R. Havens lot
on the"east side of - the Sullivan road, thane's along
said rattd,north 5 deg east 18 perches to a corner
in the - Bradford County'road, theince along said
road 14 perches to ",Vetake, thence south 5 deg „
west, 20 perches to a stake, thence north 841 deg ;
west along north line of said - Havens 'lot to place
____,_ _ . ___. _
of -beginning,-containing.one acreloB - verelfes'of
land more" or-lees, - with large.hotel_building, call
ed the Roseville House, a frame barn and sheds,
ecamhouse,icetiOuie, Woodshed, other outbuildings
ALSO—another lot of land in Rutland bound
ed as f a ll awa: beginning aothe, southeast corner
thereof; thence along north line of lands,of,Eres
t#'llbee West 148 perches, thence north aleag the
eiiiit's Line '
of A :1 Buckley's land 45.5 - peaches,
y east.'
airing land of-I. Newbury 443 Perch
es to the northeast corner hereof, thence south
,
' along the Backer lot 45.5 perches -to plate of be.
L'euifing=eontaining 40-acres -and one' hundred
ant) SIX perches more or lesi. - ' " .
ALSO—another lot of /and in Rutland, called
thelfurying Ground Lot, beginning at the south'..
west borntr thereof, thence north 714 deg east 14
perches to a stake, - thence north le3 deg west six
perchei to a stake, thence !anti] 71.1 deg west four
teen 'alltienthit Derelict to a stake, thence south,
30 deg east six and one-tenth pereheslto place of
beginning—containing 85.8 perches more or lbss.
ALSO—another lot of land in Rutland, being
Ifitisio..l.44tof -the allotment of. ..Bingham lands in
said twp. and bounded north by.lot N0,,143 con
tracted to Royal Roak and- , RraStus Rose, east by
, ltit NO- 12,9 in the'neme of Rose A, ( file, south by,
aNci. 100 . iii the name of H. Smith, and west by'
Bingham lands—containing sixty-five andseven
tehl_tioneres more or less, the same sentracted to
Wm. Rose, jr., on - which there is' about $175 due
the Bingham estate for purehabe money.
ALSO—another lot of land in Rutland, being`
lot No. 50 of the'allottnent of Bingham' lands in
Rolland; and the same conveyed by the•trnstees
of the Bingham estate to William Rose and Roy
al Rose by deed datbd Noveinber 7-,7849; and at
the time of-the death of- said William , Rose held
by him and said Royal Rose as tenants in com
mon, and described as follows : Beginning,, at
thecionthWest corner en,,the north line of lot NO. -
32, thence along lot formerlyin possession of Le
mon Barns north sixty-two perches and two-tenths
, ---north 2.5 deg west 39.5 Qerches, and east- 102.5
perches, thence West 85.8 perches to place of be
ginning—con.aining staty.one oight:tenths acres
wtth usual allowance. de., more or less.
Said sales are to be made upon the following
terms: Fifty dollars cash paid on each lot at
the time of sale (except on the Burying Ground
lot), one-fourth the purchase money on confirm,
ration of tne' aale,.and 'the balance of purchase
money on eachiot to be paid in two equal annital,'
-payments with interest on tha. whole. au at unpaid
et the time of each ply-ment, Feel:med.. by: Judi- - '
'meat -bond: -tied *riga. e,,trith .otb er, saga ri - 6 , if,-
required by the undersignelL .. ..,.:.- 1 ;4 ., -., :•-
. C. ii, BEYUGHR, 1 . Ad - 7
Fear. 1 4,1868 . E. I. ttrovrNa.- i , ,mrB-:,.
ROBINSON'S BOOKSTORE,
-
NEWS-ROOM
ti
o•
1 .t.:5:111j3,1,1i
ANA
PVEiI WAROIOUSE
No. ritarket.ot., Corning, N. V.,
and PostoiXite Building. •
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V6: 4 4
. -
MEE
EDWARD B. ROBINSON
Rettrrad acknowledgments to his friends for lb. hti
eialPatipriagge beftow4d for theitst sight years, c4ling
. particular attention far t4r:Sikkesenterwozi to Womb
iishmiteit, which. Saving hean;#noplatelz renovated and
tarreiteritiedi nos!: titittetl 'MET. withitutth combina
tion ot attraciions in Literatige arufdst aeu4not
to lamer thwrablitorneWhlcti hopetrmay sup
ply the' general ward or tbiestilon as it keeps pace with
the Advancement of the age:
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• KOATION
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Books & Statiotitery.
This departnietit comprehends the most desirable col
lection of works by ancient and modern authors, Prose
and Poetry, Classical and Historical, Fiction and Fact,
AB new Books received as soon as published. A large
stock of School Books used in city and country Schools
A full etoek of Blank Books of all descriptions; Tuck
Memerandmas; Time Boots and Diaries; School SW-,
dozier - 11u 'enaleka - variety. The Stationery departmeW
comprises Cap, Legal; Bill,,Letter, Note, and Billet Pa
per of all kinds Envoi shape! and sizes, Pen
holdere,Yencile, Inketands,—and, in fact, everything
in the 'hue, ;••• v• • ,
Partiouttriittentieb aele4itiii of Ladies'
Statitintty,, W.C.hoicsasiortmento - ovbialtfattletept.
•'•••=s :•••T
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5 g kC--•, - '.:l ii: l, ; ::: ::: '•:i -1 :,:12 .1.
PeeiVi• ii - ei - iiii.tnaiii i ' - ' 4 'i..72
Thii department is the Specialty of the concern, and
is under the kliff.soltet supervision of the undersigned
who hap given 12, years attention to this branch' Here
apk! found the entire. publications of the New York,
ndston, and Philadelphia Preis, daily, semi-weakly, and
weekly editions together with the principal American
and loreign Magazines—orders for all of which,are ex
ecuted st publishers' prices. Unusual facilities are af
ferped for the execution of 'special orders, returns - be.
ingjeceived lima New York (mice each day. Subscrip
tions taken for any periodical published in the United
Staten or Europe. cubscithera uu the line of the Erie
Railway (including, from /icon to Rochester); also on
the 'Vega Railway, from Cornini/ to Somerville, can
have dailies, weeklies, monthlies, or Lila: numbers of
any serial delivvred by-my agents, an the clue. ,
WALL PAPER AND WINDOW
SHADES.
A large and carefully selected assortment embracing
the best and most desirable patterns at various prices
from /oc to $1,60 per roll, leaving no excuse to fend/lei
fOr neglecting wholesome improvements 01 the walls of
their houses. Borden for the same In gilt, velvet, and
satin...extra-and narrew An elegant assortment
of We n low Shades, white slid tyaff,, , l4o greert,, blue, buff
and figured Curtain Paper, and -Putman's approred Cur.
Min' Fixtures, Fire hoard Print, Curtain Cord, Tassels.
,PICTI4 I O ANDP/C 9 nIKE
. ..FRA4tOi•
Always open for inspection, and sale, a gallery of Bat
Oil painting!, Steel eagrarings.andlrenettlithograpbh.
A great rariety of colt:Teti, ?tints, illustratfey, of tb•
scones and battleaof the lete tygtble RebellierOzetli
:.tembytimettbotialmi attists, for 'g - ;tailgate of Intel.-
*** tp eyeiy American Citizen. A Intge•einl varied as
sortment Picturerrameettonsteizo4 ana 4 styles - in
chi-ding most unique patterns of Orals, gllt, Rosewood,
,
Walnut, &e-. ac. Picture* framed to order ' in say tied
- rod style at abort notice, alai on moat resoluble terms.
STAIDAY SCHOOLS.
Special attention is devoted to this-important bran&
and it is Mended ski all timer to be supplied svith the
latest publications or this class of literature. S. S. Li
braries furnished at wholesalerittes, and subscriptions
taken for all kinds of Sunday_ School papers and pro
cured Gee of postage. Gift books, eruboetid -Reward
Cards. Certificates of Membership. Singing itooke.Gol
den Chain,-Shower Censor, Chime Bell„end various
others. Altogether acomplezo stock of bunda:,- School
Paraphernalia.
ENE Ell
11,..1X11111cA - I; fIVIE P A 'HEAT.
•
This will comprisathe.ordinary Catalogues offered at
Muelt - Stores, such an Guitars, 33ii1401E, ,kcedrd
cans,"FltitinaseCtitrionets,„ Flutes, to. • Tlie
best quality of Indian and ;English Violins, Quitat and
_BanjoAtnlngs. ,Sheet klusie kept, constantly "on hand.
All the 'new,and . popular wings and Instrumental Music
received as Siam as: issued.. Teaehers supplied it tl
usual discount. Musical- Instruction Boaksof all kluds
Music and Books mailed tree at market prices. Also,
':SRetit tot the - ziostvcrimlar manufactuters of Planar,'
phickerings, Boardman & Gray, Sc., and Prim
as celebrated Melodeons and Ilarmoninuisi
None who take pleasure, to preservingthe lineaments
of their friends In the form now mast Convenient and
most in vogue. can afford to be without one of these
beautiful and appropriate receptacles of Card Photo ,
graphs. A splendid assortment of Albums, le tall styles
and prices, from 60 cts. to $2O, to suit the kaste and
tibibtlVAlld'gze ••
lira.. A complete stock of Mirrors of ell sizse,and pri
ces. Picture Cord, Wsuunda, Knobs, Le., Ac.
Air Large andsmall Bibles, Hymn Books, CaHicalo
Bible,mar ifo,ltel and Catechisms.
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i.-+-+v' _~' <
,ri• •
rarliciLiCaigEous.
Law. Blanks, Slarrias - .Catilica es - . tsruier's Tape,
Seals. Gold Pens, a complete stock of Pocket Books, La
diee' Trairsltng •,..9atchela„'lo3s, Children's Games, Dis•
sected Slurps and PfetdreS, - Backgammon Boards, Chess
and Chequer men, Dice, Writing Decks, Portfulios,Draw.
lug Casee, Ladies' stork Boxes. Baskets, Tissue Paper,
Notes, Draft's had Receipts, in 'Book and Skeet form, In
voice and Letter Tiles, Black. Blue and Carmine Inks,
4E151 Yens, Pens, _Mourning Paper and Envelop* and
tkonan and one articles too numerous - to Mention.
Xis-Books Bound in any style that may be desired
; -4
=Fa - pr9init3tryTh - tten . trett to
Y.
lOARSONIIS COLUMN.
AVING found the Tioga AOITATOR 13.
medium -for Milady • •
tug, I prepyee through the coming year to increase
ME
' I .
MY ADVERTISEIAENTS LARGELY
~
I 4tviiiithineinful attention., of the. eegagiunity
to tketpvlkremisisg,,ttk, mak4 theca , ai t topte" skim
mentit,ophOte, as to.,
Phi it qacri4
and state of de,tta., fitikavoidim ail bragging
and long winded yarns. ;
My ezperience•ba.4 been, that liberal advertis.
leg if based on truth, pays well; and 1 think it
Wise to follpw ,it up. Any clne that hag . n busi
nese worth bringidi before the. altentieb 4 of the
community, cannot well make it too plain or wen
knows. • • • •
I hereby return my thanks to the Citizens of
Tioga County -for the very Moira' share of trade
I have received for the part ten years, during
whiAt time my trade has steadily increased ; and
I freely acknowledge thit my. Tioga County trade
is quite a large portion of it r illtiod to try and
deserve it still more in the future.
.. :~r
My cuittookercaa4 4esaa4 on alaay► ilsoiling a
large stock of
SE:A:§oNABLi `GOODS,
at priees-suaranteed to be at the. bottom of the
market, and with attentive Salecrosn aa
thearpremptly., f ,
In alb cases where there is,a,chance to receive
stock under market prices, (which Ireqiently oc
ours,) such bargains will bagioen tbt my cuato
mere. 2
also em enabled-by-niglargelaleir.ito bay a
great many Goods from first hands, saving New
York Jobbers profits—enabling me to offer such
Goods at much less than market rates. -
I diaim'eteveral advantages over most Stores,
via
LARGER SALES IN PROPORTION TO
,EXPENSES, A LARGER STOCK .
OF GOODS SUITABLE TO
CUONTRY TRADE
ilitiglNEg CONDJNTED -NEARER
TO A CASNAIABIS,' 1."
titan most any store in the trade: - For farther
information, see notices 'of Prigsit case
total eoltuan.
:ion can bey ataadird Stiostipp - eats,
good heavy .44 shootings at 25 to 3,0 cents at my
afore.- - „
•
There is no advance in prices of Earl&
/ 31 ,4 1 4'"' . 81 1 a! ", 4 N l q. 934:111°P.1:
il , outtuue to, sell best Delldnes 2s U. 'Bast
prints at 2a.'_ and good Prints it 20 cants. See
opeolal 'notice.
Jan. 11, 18136.
;ILI.i.HM. FOR SALE.—
Near the "residence of H. H. Potter in Mid
dlebuty township, Tioga county, Pa.. containing
abut sixty acres, about fifty acres improved; a
two-story frame house, nearly new, a frame barn
and a good orchard, partly young trees thereon.
• •Terms easy. Inquivi of Henry Sherwood, Esq.
Wellsboro, D. C. Scudder on the premise - I, or S.
'Bennett k Co , corne`r Canal ct Second.sts.. El.
mira, N Y. SOLOMON BENNETT.
• Elmira, N. Y., Feb. 21, 13611-2m*
rl l O FARMERS'
1 If you want to save 'honey and produce,
buy TOW; SEND & TRULL'S CUTTING BOX.
It does triple the work of any other, and cannot
get Out of order. It is the best thing of the kind
in the market.
For sale at Tom:mead's store, Wellsboro, or at
Robert TruWs Sbop, East Charleston.
Feb. 14, 1886-4 t
WOOLBN FACTORY FOR SALt.—Situated
in Wellabor°, Tioga, County Pa. Said
Factory has a Roll Cardin:: Machine, a Spinning
jack, ewe power looms, picker, and Fulling Mill,
—all in good order. The Factory has a good 5
horsepower steam engine and waterpower by
which it may be driren.
Also—one acre of land on which the Factory
stands, with DAB House and other appurtenances
thereunto belonging.
This establishment will be sold at a bargain."
The location is un 4 orpassed in the county, and
the run of custom large For further particulars
inquire of . JACOB HTLTBOLD,
ORRIN HUTA.
- Weßsboro.Feb. 21. 1988--4 t :,
- Air 'Corning Jourpol,' • Elmira Advertiser, ;
arid Addis= Adyertiser,' publish S dusts and
ilstindlle to 'this office for oolleiltiok
MEM
MI
_ I~_2 S
IRE
J. A. PARSONS,
Co*ma, IT. Y,
WM. TOWNSEND,
ROBERT TRULL.
I CONCERT BLOCK,
1=ISM=E11111!ilIMIE!=1
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NO. 1 &
4 •
CORNING. . I. 6Titrilit'i " Co6l4l l / 2 % N.
IIIM!I
i_ - . - ; i 'I: It. ;.:, I-1 !.
, . 1
RE GUiL A , TiOa S TLOBAR.
11=ZI1=1
.. 's.. ~ ~ .~:
A WORD TO .MY OLD FRIENDS and
the community generally. Not being a.friend
to long and windy advertisements and large *X..
penditurel to the Printers, I herewith submit a,
condensed statement of facts al a small cost, with
the understanding that the surphuscapital will be
befteLemilbied-rin ?editing tbiaprialaaf:4,o* tta
my customers.
My stock is fall and complete to supply all the
wants of my old customers ant Many new ODIN,
both in the Mail and. Job Trade for the ap
proaching cold weather. Having
ALL wpp.i, :q)I,q.SILMERE
•
at Si. par yard. Naraganiett Jeans suitable for
winter wear at 4a. wood yard• wide Brown Shoot
ings at 2a. Prints IS to 25 cents per yard.
CHOICE DRESS GOODS
from-2s 6d to 4s per yard, quality equal to those
pricey six years ygo. Dress Goods at. lower pri
ces as well as a splendid assortment of fine goods
at less pricos than can be bought in the State.—
Among them may be found
ALL WOOL AIERI.NO.ES
at 5s to /2s per yard. Bmpress - Cloths plain and
figured. Merinoce, Bombaxines. Alpaccas, Scotch
Plaids, Mohaires, and in fact every thing usually
kept in a first alarls' gauntry store.
Ladies' Cloth for Claokings at va
rious prices, including Wash
•
ington
Water - Proof Union Bearer,
_ .
Awpskaaux. and Castor Brown, and -many 'other
, matron to !neutrals; whimsy Black Beaver
'at 13,00, (Gents sno Cassinters equally cheap.)
My Boots, Shoes, and arget Stock,
down stairs was j rioter .more full and complete,
or at gratin* induoolpents , to the purchaser.
Bargains may be found at the
BEG ULATO.&:
In Hats, Caps, Glcves and Mittens;
also, in
BRA 'HORSE :13.L4NITETS.
The &dr:stage to my
6ROCERY CUSTOMERS
EIMI
are not to be misunderstood, when the steady
and ,unexampled Wormse of business is token
into the account. I say without the fear of con
tradiction, that with the large purchases lam
making froth month to month foi cash, I can will
to the country trade as low as they can buy in
ohe city, including freight, -which gives meow
opportunity to offer
SUPERIOR AD V AIV TA GA'S
..,-: .: . „ - - - ;14. .c.:::.':.q . ; ,•;:,—,:'- VI •
to the Retail trade, whioh I am doing and bound
to do as testimonial of my 'gratitude for their
many Among sad very liberal patronage. -
_
*
Will a, ;Ay club:marl the benefit of any
chingelp ttii inarkecierain posted in *notion
and other Men ftotallay today by talogintrob and
crtberville:
Caning, Jan. 1, 186,5. • -
WHOLESALE DRUG STORE,
(,N.Y.
=I
T I MMS AND MEDIOINNS. PAINTS
-1-:"'AlfD
THADDETJS DAVID& INKS, CONON . -
MATED MEDICINES, QIN-
KEROSENE LAMPS. PATENT MEW-
AND FLAVORING EXTRACTS, WALL
PAPER, 'WINDOW GLASS,
Sold at Wholesale Priem,. Buyers are musts&
to 44/ and pc gOotatiosa Sifore salmi ihrther
Fast.
W. D. natant; a Co.
coratag, N: Y., Jan. I, 11386-1 y
REAR YE ! HEAR YEl—Ths PoNA of
tide Election are new open. •
C. L. WILCOX,
Of Wslinboro, offers for ;sal* hii antis
STOCK OP GOODS AT 003 T.
All those who fool anxious to make a
GOOD BARGAIN,
are invited to call loon, for
DELAYS ABE DANGEBoVS.
Call at the "REGULATOR," ogle Door &boy,
the Post Office. C. L. WILCOX.
Weiiaboro, Jan. 1:29, 1896.
NOW IS THE TIME TO SAYE YOUR
GREENBACKS.
A great breakdown in the price of all kinds of
Dry Goods.
I have just returned from New York with a
largeand well selected assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Which. were bought for CASH during the late
Panic at PANIC PRICES, which I am boand to.
SELL at
E;ANiC PRICES.
I am selling
Good Madder Prints, -
Best " 25
Extra Wide, English, SO
Best Muslin DeWoes, S 5
Bleached Sheeting', 2O to 30
Unbleaohed • 20 to 30
Extra „Heavy, 35
Best quality French Merino, 1.0 shillinggs
Double width Plaid Poplins, 624
Yard wide Rep, 80
Beet (high colored) Wool DeLeins, 00
Single width Plain Poplins, 40
Yard wide Paramalta, 40
A Large Stock of
FLANNELS, BALMORAL SKIRTS,
HOOP SKIRTS, CLOTHS, FURS,
NOTIONS, WORSTEDS, ie.,
A good anon/neat
GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES, Se.
• Also, a large Stock of
FEED, FLOUR 1 PORK, always on naafi.
In fact,
ALL THE NECESSARIES OF Lam
Custom* min want of Goods- will save money
by calling at the New Store and easialne Goods
and Prices before buying elienehen. . •
Tlogo, lan. 1, 1666.' H. R. FISH.
ANNOUNCEMENT!
•
wl have reduced tha price of roar $1 par
barrel, Feed and meal SO owe per nisi,
and shill sell, FOR CASE ONLY,
C. J. HILL FLOUR, WRIGHT
BAILEY'S BEST WHITE
WHEAT FLOUR,
SPRING WHEAT FLQUR, BUQK.
WHEAT FLOUR, GROUND
FEED, CORN MEAL,
BRAN, ago., ie.
. CASH PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF
GRAIN. •• • •
WRIGHT 4r BAILEY:
Wollaboro, Jan. 24, 1888..
WHAT THE ILLUSTRIOUS ABER
NETHY SAID.—"WeII, air whatti the
matter 2" said Abernethy, the great Roglish fur
goon, to a cadaverous-lookin;; patient, wito had
called to consult him. "Oh, nothing serious,"
_was the reply, "my stomach and liver are out of
order, dust's ••Do you call that nothing 30-
rims 7" said Abernethy ; "I tell you, sir, that
when these two organs aie out of order, as you
call it, there's not a square inch of the body that
fa not more or les_s diseased, nor a drop of blood
in it that is in a healthful condition. Nothing
can be more true, therefore it is of the veiy high -
eat Importance to keep the stomach and liver to
a vigorous condition. If the one is weak and the
other irregular in its action, tone and control
them with EiOnETTER'S CELEBRATED
, STOMACH BITTERS—the most genial vegeta
ble Restorative and Alterative that has ever been
admia l lstered as a core for Dyspepsia and Liver
Disease. It is recommended by distinguished
surgeons and physicians of the United Stairs
Army, by officers of the Army and Navy, by our
ftrst authors, by eminent clergymen—in fact, by
thou,•ande of the most intelligent of every class,
as an unequalled protective against epidemic and
malarions dise.ises, and as a perfectly innocuous,
but at the same time powerful, inrlgorant and
alterative.
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION baring
been granted to the undersigned upon tha
estate of Vincent Dailey, late of Ooeoln, deceas•
id, ell pers me Indebted are requested to make
immediate payment and those hsvingelaioas may
present them to PERRY DAILLY;
• °sepia, Feb. 7, 1866—*
TIT HOLLANDS
HARNESS•MAKER,
MANSFIELD, TIOGA COIINTY, PA.
Having curried ma the &boy* businees for the
011C0 of fifteen years, hetwisktes to !Sara his sin
cere thantte to lib patrons for the liberal sup.
port received during that period t and feeling
that he hes given general satisfaction In the peat
—which fact is shown by the inereesed demand
Itrirts - Itarriesses—he bogs leave to announce
that be is now prepared" (by the employment of
Bret chute workmen) to execute all orders at short
notice, and will not be excelled by any establish
ment in the country.
jile 6 Harness/a always on hand. Call and see
him Shop opposite the Mansllald Dotal.
Nebruary 14. ISM
H. GM.
CINNATI WINES A 41 ,110
SHANDY, WHITE
WASH LINE,
CINES PETROIXtrit OIL,
ROCHESTER PIM
PIIMZRY
AND DYE QOLORS,