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ESDAY JIJ I, 13, 1866
Now Ldvertisementa
Flour and Grocery Store—Monroe A,Carvey.
ciwtham . Store—N. Asher.
A CU.] 1-1). L. Dean.
Ti”,ga List of Letters—Mrs. Et.7..2
~ ro iog Machined—Thos. Johnson, Elmira.
Awe' wan Cooking Stove—Wm. Roberts. '
Di.,clution—Job and , Clark Willcox. t
Fourth of Jul) Boll—W. R. Coles, Stony Fork
Agents wanted-r—National : Publishing Co. • i
Adiaillistrator'A NOticel—loilit I. Mitchell.
Card and Fish.
:•tru) euw—.Tobit Kelly: ;
etc—Thouns Harden. ,
,:ut Wanted—Wrigbt k 1301ey,: t ,
.- Union League.—The Canvassing Coto
and the Committee of. iFfiya and Means,
‘tellsboro Union League, are requested to
: kJ at the Club Room FRIDAY EVENING,
ure 15, for the transaction of important basi
c:. W. 11. SMITE, Sec'y.
Look out for counterfeit $2O notes on
y r ludiaapolin National Baia*.
,Tbe engravi,9l
Lwt good
BUSINESS CHANGE.—Mr. C. G. Gtiern-
E e) , has resumed business at his old blacksmith
itg ttsna, corner , avDearl 'and: Grafton ithikka,
where be will be glad to see his old friends'and
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customers.
BUSINESS CHANGE.—MeSSTS. Nast &
Auerbach have diMpsed of their stock of ready-
Lade clothing and famishing goods, at the slore
u Roy's block, to Mr. N. Asher.
Mr. AEher will carry on the business from this
!me forward. Give bun a call.
RICH TREAT.—Rev. T : bs. K. BEE
-111:1'. of Elmira, will lecture in the M. E. Church,
mi.,: village, Tuesday evening, June 19.
31 ; ,ny of our people hair's 'heard Mr. Beecher,
.nd will not fail to go. The balance have hear)
f bin, and will go' as a matter of course. Be
las few equals as a lecturer.
PERSONAL.—W. W. MCDOUGALL,
formerly of this county, now of Minnesota,
at been on a brief visit to his relatives in this
eenty during the last week. , Mr. McDougall
a: , one of the fathers of Republicanism in this
egion ; and it gives us pleasure to state - that his
utian to the cause of universal Freedom is as
eady and uneompromising as of old.
WllO BEATS IT?—Mr. Willard iCas'g',
Farmington, eends us the following:
Mr. Nathan Dudley has a sheep which has
might him four lambs this spring, all living and
Aug well. The curiosity is that the aheep bad
Ro lambs first, and two weeks after( she bad two
;ure. Who can beat that?"
FAcaL--of considerable importance,
terns to have escaped the notice of our citizens.
t re, that bile cows may run in the streets from
uuriee to sunset. until July Jet, proximo„ they
.re not lawful commoners at any time after Ben
et. Still, wile people who are able to
.pasture
I,ir Lows at all times, suffer them to_run at large
a night. If complaints are lodged with the pro
•.r the_fines will be impdseil. -
It likawi.,e illegal to suffer hor'ses to run at
Inrge at an} lime, day or night.
Dan Rice's troupe of qclueitted
and vidd beasts will probably attract a very
large oroviii on Eat arday. The show AN:ili a / 1 1;H' a
drcus and menagerie combined, though we swe
pt, t the menagerie ia the better paretlf the show.
The educated anituala are said to be wonderful.
BROKE JAIL.-:—Duriug the heavy.
•horer which visited this region Wednesday last,
Jame, Croon F cot en eed to five years in the Pen.
Asotiary fur 'robbery, and Joseph Lepanto, son
tcued to three years for larceny, made their es
:ape from our jail and made for Pine Creek:—
Cross picked five locks to liberate himself and
Lti,onte, doing the work with a wire taken from
ale ritn of the wash hand basin.
The alarm was given by one of the remaining
int.ners and pursuit-made at once. The rascals
ay in the Marsh CrCelt Weeds that night, and
tvk breakfast at Swope's neat -tjte Narrows on
Poe Creek neat morning. !dr:Swipe - knew of
tee escapade and gave the alarm at- ottee,Tut
the fellows got off.' Word was received fro& Ex
:beriff Stowell Friday evening that hp bad got
.rack of them going down the Creek on a dog
-.a, and that they had but five miles the start of
I4,th the prisoners are desperate men. If
up with, we suspect they will thee to be shot
:thcriff Tabor immediately offered a re
ward of $l5O for the napture of the fugitives,
xcd scattered the notices Co widely that they can
escape by great cunning or by
,the aid of
cArederates.
LerER. 7 We are glad to be able to state that
z.te tugivies were arrested by Messrs. Stowell
and Warriag, Sunday night, 9n,Pine Creeji,ahut
ire miles abode its rejtitb"; j whom' they were
lAiged in the jail at WitliatasporL They made
L 4 rciistance.
SnwING MACHINES —Our readers
'ill tee fisewhere the advertisement of Mr- Thos..
of Elmira, nn agentfoitbelsale of the
sunned Grover & Baker sewing machine. We
q.-rti this machine as being the best in use, be-
the simplest, qipst easily operated, ,and al
; eLiseless. Mr. Johnson wants agents—men
wuluect—wbo. have energy and business cepa
, 1!) . . 10 engage in the business of introducing
beautiful labor saving machine into every
t g l, la. , ibuod. Of Mr. J., we can say that he is
~q t-made man, who has achieved independence
atue 4 great enterprise, joined with strict
Itle7.ray and unwearied-application to busine,s
lit h 4 a i , c does a large wholesale business in
Attie(, ].lll watches 4
THE AGRictiLTI.,4I.4 14E4T.IlfG: -- WA
tLc prouceedings of this westing else
s:rue, and ;built our readers will agee,with 11P,
uhoie ' Matte/ Iti nuiv in the bands of
prAch,Al laneers. This is &Atop in th, qtrt:tt:t-t
"'"ton. An 'Agrirultuaal Society is presumed to
Uttr it , ',loin object, the furtherance erthe
:Lttre , t, of agriculture and the mechanic arts.—
tta such a society goes apart grow the pursuit
t 'f , Le -e tu, it becomes a humbug and a
Alai that it may be kept steadily le
des elopiog; the resoUrces of the cone
atu.l i.e managed hymen who depeuduppn
4, :rwulture and iniehiniee ter Ikeliho d.
.for the tartuers sad mechanic: of Tioga
o , uuty t, bity whether,the thing be a Elle-
or a failure. Tioga county is destined to
togh-atooag gracing counties. A good Gr
ata.nation affil assist It pp to that position.
A B.. I .I{I3ARIShI.—A party of Cala
-o,atnpusiss, cot kliviog the larra of eividizulipa,or,
the good name of our village at heart, made a
I:rt3on of last Tharsd.ty night hideous with
gee Eddies, tin horns, and attTil4rillfr— ,
ire not informed whether.the object Fetlifittairf
t,,ric serenade was pleased, or otherwise; and us
fact that makes little difference on any like °coca
'fn. It is that portion of community which
, teps good hours, and would like to devote the
N l / 1 to sleep and comfortable rest, which is most
135 amnied,d by such displays. In_ many villa
gestale Practice is obsolete, as it ought ,to be
e . Of course we uhderstand that such affairs
T.Ze-tonecired and carried out in a spirit of fan.
BUJ e ,,
'en fun has its proper limits. When fun
routes a whole neighborhood from deep sleep, and
:: a'+•~..Fuk =. 2~•a~'-rte. ~i
renders ;leei i;Uposi3ihiqo *ceases to be
few., audit:comes that ether: with a penalty
—a breach of the peace. Thilt flature upon the
IME!MES
little boys of the village is also pernieiotte. They
patteaefter their elders. and take very many
jibe . which they would not dare to - take othr
wise. It into lie hoped that the Calathetnpi4
portion of the community will be induced to think
twice before they engage in a similar affair again.
Good order comes of good breeding s -disorder of
bad breeding.
BURGLARS ABROAD.—The Corning
Journal says'that the houses of three citizens of
that village were entered hy; burglars last Friday
night.week. The rascals get little booty.
The same paper says that the mail train on the
Tioga railroad came near smashing up near Mill
creek, Tuesday of last week, A wheel of the
baggage cur came off, and flung the car off the.
track. The train was poring slowly, or great
damage might have been done.' '
The Poctor likewise gets off the following:
,99Ftuftpi9atian dated Tioga, June I,!staites
that a. latiiSg, Irish woinah, whose.name,iz given,
hasheed making an indecent eiposure of her
lower limbs, and wishes the Corning people to
knew the fact. Probably the girl
. htid on the
tilting hoops.'"
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That " crieis' , in the Dottor's-,sgetrtaiienie to
have demoralized him. Hoivii the baby, Doctor?
SHEET MUsic.-31 - asts. Preawicit
Dudley, of Elmira, have our thanks for a beauti
ful piece of sheet music, inscribed to the young
ladieaof the Elmira Female college, and entitled,
" Slowly, Now the Day is Dying;" words by Jas.
T. Dudley, acd, as usual with his- songs, excel
lent. Sent by mail fOr fifty cents.
SzKET ,Mpszo.—We are obliged to
Oliver bi*m. 1 Po., , Boston Mass:, for the follow
ing named sheet Music : •
"The Sylphs," two o waltse; "Dane Music,"
arranged for ,the piano; "TiMes hab badly change
ole now, " a song of the Freedmen; "Dear
Father, drink no mordr—a beautiful temper
ance song;" "Afloat on the tide,"—Song and
-chorus. They may be ordered of 0. Ditson AD CO.
277 Washington Bt. Boston, Mass., or through
Hugh Young,.Wellsboro Book Btore. -
FESTIVAL AND Co.ticuirr..—The Inhabitants of
Mansfield and vicinity - ere respectfully invited to
attend a festival, Jane 22d, 1866, consisting of
ice cream, strawberries, and all the delicacies of
the season; also a concert ' the evening, at
Bailey's hall, by the Normal School Philharmenic
Society. Proceeds for the benefit of the Mans
field Concert Band. By order of the ComMittei.
Mansfield, June 11, 1866.
(lard.—Fellow Citizens:—ln presenting
myself ass candidate for the position of Regis
ter and Recorder, I do so believing it to be the
wish of many of you that the offices in your gift
be filled by those who have been disabled while
fighting tosustain the unity of our country and
the integrity of our Government against armed
traitors.
Belonging aa I do to that class, having lost my
entire left arra' in almost the last engagement of
the war, I can only say, that should the people
honor we with the nomination and election, I
will endeavor to perform the duties) of the posi
tion to the best of my ability, and in each a man
ner us to merit. the commendation of those to
whom I shaft be so much indebted.
Respectfully,
Delmar, June 11,1866
Natr a c i tg . .?f
1. Prize Spelling hfoiidity-p.„ m.,June•lB. "
2. Gontienmos'Exhibitien '4n.. ‘ ,-,e.re„ June IS.
3. Prizes Redding. Tuesday p: m., Said 19.
4. Antuzal,Otation,..TuesdaY•ere4 June byl -
Taos. K. Berman of Elmira.. • •••• •
5. Junior Eli lakbitiou, Wednesday p. m. Jnne•2o.
6. Ladies' Exhibition Wednesday eve., June
Prize Spelling at the Academy.' All the tither
exercises to be held at the M. E.. Miura.
Wellsburo, June 6, 1886. ,
NEW YORK MARKETS
Corrected weekly by FENTON, FITZttEli ALD
TRACY, Commission Merchants, 38. F/hiteball-st.
Neu York.
Flour, $7,15 4. va 85 ; belt brands., $14.00 to $18,00;
Wbeat, $2,26 to $ - 2 23—Corn, SOc to 83c—tats, 64 to 67
—Butter, 36c to 38c—Cheese, 19c to 22c—Hops, 15c to
65c—Wool, 50c to.7oc—Potatoes, $4 to $5 per bbl—Dried
Apples. 16c to 22e—Dried Peacbes, peeled, 18c topc—
unpeeled, 14c t 6 16c. .These are wholeselestrices.
I have now on hand a fine assortment 9f
Hartford Co. 3 ply earpets.
" superfine "
" inpei • "
Philadelphia" " " •
Hemp and stair
Which I am selling at the closest prices that
any dealer can make on the same qualities. They
are the best goods made; ;and. will prove the
cheapest in the long run. .1. A. PARSONS,
May 23, 1866. , Corning, N. Y.
DEATHS
, In Farmington, April 25, of droPsy on the
chest, BETgEY, Vire of Walter Vaitdusen, aged 76
years.
She was one of the first settlers, and endured
the toils and privations incident to the early set-'
tiers of the plitce. She leaves a bereaved hus
band and a large family of children to mourn the
lose of a wife and mother. She was born Nov.
18, 1796, and baptised into the fellowship of the
Daptist church in 1826. She died in the triumph
of a living faith. E. D. F. -
Tau Astra/mew Coositto &ors Is manufactured with
certain improvements, secured by letters Went, under
dates of May 5. 1863, and December 5, 18C5. One of
tlieso improvements revers the arrangement of Attlng
pOrtable ash pan In thli 'mural' of a cooking stove,
to
.receive the ashes as it passes down from , the grate. AD
persons are cautioned against manufacturing, vending
or using other stoves made in imitation of the Amen
can,as suite have been commenced for infringement of
these patents; and all persons manufacturing, selling
or using said imitations, will be liable for damages for
infringement ou these letters patent.
SHEAR., PACKAIID & CO.
17 and 19 Green street, Albany, N: Y:
The Astatuceg is for tole by 'WILLIAM 'ROBERTS,
Welleboro. jl3-6m—sp
ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH!
WiIEATOWS - OINTMENT
Will cure the itch in 48 Hours.
Also cures SALT RHEUM, IncEfts, CHILBLAINS,
and all ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN. Price 60 cents:—
For sale by all druggists. By sending 60 cents to
WEEKS ez,POTTER, Sole Agents.l7o .Wasbington. -St.
Boston, it will be forwarded by mail frse of postage,
to any part of the United States.
June 0,1660. ep. notice ly.
'ItRORS OF. YOUTH.—A 13entlemnulchn qufferild.
I_4 for yeiire gain Nefvons Ftebility,"Pfematiire Decay
and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for the
,ake of suffering hum,tudy, send free to all who need
the recipe and direction's for making the simple rem
edy by which lie was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit
by the adyerthier's experienco4n do'so by addressing
- JOHN B. OODEN 13 Chambers-St., N.l.
Jan. 31,
TILE CONFESSIONS & EXPERIENCE OF AN IN
ALlD.—Publishisd for tha hetiblitaud as a caution
to young men and others, who sutler from Nervous De
bility, Premature Decay of Manhood, &c., supplying at
the same time the Means of self-cure. By one who has
cored himself after undergoing consideral4e quackery.,
By enchAng a postpaid addressed envelope, single-cop
ies. fire of chargulay be had of the author.
N AVIAN' EL AMUR, Esq., Brooklyn Kings Co
N. Y. flan. SI.
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION basing
been granted to the undersigned bn the es
tate of Philander Webster, late of 'Sullivan, de
ceased, all ipdebted, are required, to make imme
diate payment, and those having claims against
the same will present them to H. E. CARP;
E. A. FISH,
Sullivan, June " "
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION having
been grinted to tho underaigned oil .the: ear
tate of Jacob Prutemati, late_ of Tioga,,deCeased,
'all persons indebted are required to malidimme:
dill° payment, and those having claims against
mid estate must present therd to
JOHN I. MITCHELL,—
'"
.Administrator de bonia_noia...
Jutie . l3, 1866.-6tw 1 • '
~Casb Paid for Wool;
WRIGHT & BAILEY.
Wellsboro, June 13, 1866.
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FILES' OF NEW GOODS AT LAW 4
RENCEVILLE, AT. GREATLY
'REDIETCED PRICES.
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take pleasure in announcing .to the plablie gen
erally that they have just returned from New York
wit4ALLA ineardef . irable stool! of Goods
iatltiiet#,' , ,lfetptve a full line 4 % ,
STAPLE DIY GOODS, CLOTHS
AN 6416910RE5, • XIATB.4 COS; :
( ,:jl4)Ctl'iltfi,l7oEl3, ei,uocE*fab; -
Reidy glide titigh,ingi. And rfinstom
TAILORING
superintended by girit r Clasa 'Cutter
In fact, we have a complete assortment Of all
that is new and desirable. We are detenained
so take the lead in Low Pawns for the Spring of
1866.
C 0317. ANA) SEE I
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To see is to be "convinced," and to look will i3iisi ;
yotenothing: ' ,
, We extend thane for : former liberal patro
a l:tam
nd only ask that the friends of low prices anis
small profits,willoall at our counters and sidle' y
themselves, that Lawrenceville is the place to
bay Goods right.
C. 8. MATHER Ai 00.
Lawrenceville, Apr. 25, 106.
Industry Must Prosper.
Boots, Shoes, Leather f :Ridings.
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GEO. 0. DERBY,
T_T AVM bought the stock and good-will of no bu-
AP_ einem long conducted in this borough by ".The
guns Bore," will continue the sameat the stand lately
occupied by them: Good custom work, made to order
and warranted, will be the first thing in Order at this
shop; but special attention will also be given to keeping.
up a good atock of - _
LEATHER AND FINDINGS, Such oa
SOLE and UPPER, LININGS, BIND-'
ING, PEGS, THREAD, NAILS,
LASTS, AWLS, WAX, 03,1
and, in a general way, be various fikirl'i;tistitilly
at a finding shop.
Cash paid for UM; sKins, PELTS and rtras ; and par
ticular attention given to•the parchaee'of steal and dea
con skins, for which the highest market price,-will be
paid. REPAIRING doile•promptly and well. '
CEO. 0. DEItBY.
Having sold the stock initrade and good-will of the
business lately conducted by us to Mr. Derliy, we cor
dially recommend him to our old customer)", ha a ood
workman, and a square-dealing man
- CHAS,-W. & GEO. W. SEARS.
WellBboro, May 2, 1866.
Whitneyvilla 1117,atili liarding and
Cheese Box Factory !
ILE firm , of Avery do Whitney. having been
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dipsolvbd by mutual- consent, the - hardness
will hereafter be conducted by the subscriber. -
I have purchased a Double Doffer, thirty inch
CARDING MACHINE,
D. L. DEA.NE
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capable of carding 500 pounds of..woolin twenty
four hours. So I can safely promise to can/ Wool
as fast as it comes in; and'people wilinopYave - to.
wait foi their rails . .
well and Inoorabli
known tie the: people'of tide region, 4an insenneirf
gaged to-run. therineeltine. • • - - '
- `lattralso - Pe . iiptireill,ci'make "' "`•'
0/TEX B•E B 027 .
to orler' si d 'on sfkoi4 netted,. .Daiiy_tain
Please take notice., ,
TURNING DONE TO ORDER; AND
SAWED SHINGLES "
alwaya•on band.
I intend to do work•so well and so • promptly,
that people will make nothing by going away
from home to get their work done.
A. H. AVERY.
Whitneyville, May 16,1886-tf
NSW GOODS & NEV' PRICES.
I HAVE mat returned from New York with a large
and well selected assortment of
STAPLE --AERJANCY
• •
1 am selling
Good Madder .Printa at if . 12} cents.
Best do -•- 18 "
Good yard wideSheeiing, - .
Best do
Bleached Muslim, -
Delainee, 20
Good flop Skirte, - •- - 4 - V' 00
Constantly on hands larptansortmept of an kinds
G R PS 5.1 if.,..
13 ,, G 4 211 Itilk e ,iTAllMal t ?Mt°
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READY-MAD E C OTHING
.EXATS,
.C,APS, .BOOTS, , SHOESii dr,e.V- i
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cutomeiii in want of „ goods, will flAti it to their ia
terest tii call and examine before purchtudng elsewhere.
Tioga. May 9. 1868.-ly
apops , l rqw; Godpsi!
MISS -PAULINE SMITH- hba jnet received
fresh from lie* York city, a complete stakirtineot of, '
'MILLIN'ERY
. ' comprising latest styles of
Bats' and Bonnets, Flowers and 'Ribbons, Lathes',
Collarsand Cuffs, Hosiery, Dress Buttons
hoop Skirts, reench
_Corsets,
nandkercbiers, &e.,;&e:
AU of which the ladies of Wencher° and vicinity
are invited tp examine at her shop, oppositeßey'
Drag Store. I
Wencher°. May 16, 1866.—tf. . ; •
out rapers
A GOOD ASSORTED STOCK of
GILT 'AND GOLD WALL PAPER, .
AND GILT WINDOW SHADES,
Just 4. epelied D. iiIIRELL&OO.
May-39,'86-3m - - - -Corning, -N. -
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W iL . T;ollGial: As:LitidAN ' a - •
SELF-SEALING JARS,
AT WHOLESALE AND'AiXt•TAIL byt
Venang,' May TP9/iLL4 pp.
INGE; at
WEBB'S DRUG STORE
- - 20
- 12 to 25
SUMMER GOODS, STRAW
SHAWLS, CLOTHS
PARSON4I COLII-111N.
'NOiii..,OY4RING: , IyiItGAINS IN
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French, Prints,
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English: terintsyY
American Prints,
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French Ginghame,,
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Plaid Alpacar~',;
Striped Alpaas • 9
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Sun Umbrellas„
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Sacques,
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Ladies'• Cloths,
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new and seasonable . grde mleekfroni.
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CORNING, N, Y.
April 18, 1886.
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS , SOAPS;
PERFUMERY, GLASS, PUTTY,
9 1 C 1 tSi PAINT 4 IiARNIME Ss
DYES, COLORING
MATERIALS,
efr . 11 it ri:v
gal
ON
PERE WINS-
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All selected with great care, warranted to be
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sad bought- in: nob quantities 'that they ktiM
ways be sold 'at , •• , •
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gin
ftifPriefes relinnoll to suit tke mark ;
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EdwaYa call adore you
,puirchaie'elseirliere.r
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BRUT t OWN/WA
DYES, & COLOR G} MATERIALS
Mang
ieViltheit doeist the and extensive
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DXF,RS. WOOLEN , FACTORIES
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Fhe ft yck ofiglatifitalso!lxtslifive, emnpilaing
Winlow etas; al sizes, -
French glass for Pictures,
Mirr,or,glass i platos for old, frames, I
Flint glassware for, the table -
- Such. as 'Goblets, Tumblers, Dream Pitchers,' -
• • Spoon-Holders, As, Lamps, Lamp
• 'Chimneys, Lantern Glass, 1
in fast, it is impossiblo to enumerate. -t1 sorts
of articles made of Glass and sold at Dru stores,
can bei felmil 'at Roy 's. 1 't • - - ' •
. stecicuf pare Wipes and Aignors for Nu r
dioymil.pnrpeses has long hettoloown tohe pity
oioioDo of this County. ThOse Liquors are of the
purest and. best quality, selected with great care,
and expressly for medical use, Perfumery and
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carefully -and accurately abitiponnded from pare
and reliable medicines. Or* Orders by mail
promptly attended to. • •
NEW SPRING & SIMMER GOODS!
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SPRING & SMRI GOODS
adapted to the best trade of this place and vicin•
ity, and shall be constantly receiving such ad
iitions to our stook as the vark4 Wants 91 . our
sumerons customers shall demand.
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Our facilities for „BUYING GOODS wre -DN.
SURP.t.SSED by_ any in, his section, and- we
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quality of Goods considered „ whatever otheii
may say about it, 144 in proof, of aria We aalwart
'-EIXAMINATION of our GOODS and PRICES,
promising garsePref,oot Citr - , , goktialaßtilfor I show_
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Ogg Goods 4,4, no p4Obaos is made., ,W shall
'give our cdstomers t I IC FDI44SPIIIIIEFIT OF
'ANY DECLINE , In Ike :Market' litoiild there be
say, and should goods,advance we shall ba.gOln..
- palled iolorrow. -Volition continue the isiiteur-of
'We tender our thanks to the citizens of Tioga
Co., who have pparonized us and erpul4 respect
[fully unite those vrbd have never dotie so to cal
.nd see us. Store opposite the Dickinson House
ott Market Street, three doors west of the corner,
add teru - noors east orThini , iirford's Bank.
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to be fourai in this part of the State,
SUPPLIED 'WITH DYE-WOODS
BY THE • CASK, AT
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LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
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of every variety
any,
which iastaattly growing in favor
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Corning, N. Y., May 16, 1866.
1866. 1866.
STIND PROLEVDER.
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AUL issyist 'Way sold. oat their old stook of
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DRESS GOODS,
DeLAINES, IaIALLIES, PRINTS,
BULAOHED AND BROWN DUVET IS,
FANCY CASSIMEBES,
RZADY - ILADD OIMUIPI,
LINEN COOS, FLATS AND CAPS,
LADIEVIEATS TRIMMED AND
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is large and complete; and se would most re ,
ep :cottony call your attention to
QUALITY AND I;RION.
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FLOUR, SALT AND NAILS,
we keep on hand at all.thaes and will be sold at
prices to defy competitiolt.
FOUR BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS,
GRAIN,' &c., &c.,
Is as good as the CASII to us at their market
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TIOGA, May 16, 1866-1 y
THE THIRD LOT
New, Spring Good%
JUST RECEIVED AT
TIN NAME & WICKHAM'S,
WE HAVE JUST REOEIVIIO A NEW
and well selected stook of golds, which
we are selling very
LOW FOI CASH OR READY PAY.
Good yard wide sheeting f0r...........
Heavy yard wide sheeting Ali.
Delaines,
Standard prints from...
OTHER GOODS :IN PROPORTION
Wa also keep constantly on hand a choice
stook of
GROCERIES, FLOUR, PORN,
At very low,figures
OHAWN:.CHIEF ! — Again on the course.
ALL Will be found the present season at the
following, places :
Mondays—at Welleboro until 1 P. M. • at H.
H. Potter's at 3P. M.; at Keeneyville fr om 4to
5 P. M.; and at Shortsville from 7 P. M., to 7 4.
M., Tuesday.
Tuesdays—at Sabinevillefrom noon to 5 P. M.;
at Westfield from 7 P. M., to 9 A. M., Wednesday.
Wednesdays --at Knoxville from noon till 3 P.
M. ; Academy Corners from P. M., till 7A. M.,
Thursday.
Thursdays—at Farmington from 10 A. M. to 1
P. M; Merritt's from 3 to 5 P. M.
Fridays and Saturdays—at the stable of the
proprietor in Tioga. F4r terms, see large bills.
Tioga, May le, '6O. 11 E. A. SMEAD, Pro'r.
lIAMBLETONIAN, Jr.—Sire, Hambletonian;
grandaire, Abdallah ; g-grandaire, old
Idambrino; g-g-grandsiro. imported Messenger.
Seven years old, 16 hands high, dark roan, can
trot a mile injess than three minutes. He can
show more good stock than any other stallion in
Tiogs,co ty.
Will stand the ensuing season at the stable of
the proprietor, in Knoxville, until August 1, '88 ;
For terms, see large posters.
Knoxville, May 16, 1888,
SUPPLEMENT to an Ordinance passed April
18, 1857, to prevent cattle, ie., from running
at large in the borough of 'Mansfield:
On motion, Resolved, by the Burgess and
Council of the borough of 'Mansfield, and it is
hereby ordained by authority of the same, That
(from and after due publication of this supple
ment) all that portion of an ordinance passed
April 18, 1857, permitting mulch cows to run at
large in said borough, be and the same is hereby
repealed. HENRY ALLEN, Burgess
Attest: ALVIN GAYLORD, Seo'y
Mansfield, May 21, 1868.
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