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WEDNESDAY PINE 27,1866
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blew Advertisements.
Frui t R• •
Cithluet Shop—John Suhr.
'cep Goods—Smith4 Waite.
80ke ,...,_E. W. Clark .$ ,
goical Convention—P. P. Bliss.
Ace o s Wanted—American Publication Co.
A dministrator's NottceLl-.T.'qui4.
care Your Furs—Dr. Roy. - -
N, tire—Agricultural Society.
To Farmers—E. Pileptef, 2 ; ,
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gepublimita Club .—The Ileiding i lioom over
%, Pot Office is open day and evening, and our
. ! ,c, are cordially invited to call end read the
Fsc,er, Regular meetings every Friday evening.
a- Persons having back
,numbers of
j g ,tator containing "letteialrbm'tlie artni,"
we d 1162-3-4,) signed " Charleston Ranger,"
;y ou ng America," or 'f Veteran," will confer,a
-,t tsvor by , sending-them to. or leaving them
t ti! office. Thel PaPt's- will be returned, if re.
Mite/.
AGRICTILTLYEA.L SOCIETY.—A
o f the Agricultural SocistY is called for July
sa, at the Court House, for the purpose of fixing
as 7 for holding the fair, and the transaction of
othtt important business. It is to be hoped that
the rise n will-tern out. Nor is the 4inte TOr
setion.
SEW FIBM, NEW GOODS.—Messrs. J.
r, Bowen co., (late John R. Bowen,) have re.
; ,reds full and .choice assortment of Summer
purchased at lair rates and to be sold Jet
loe prices fdr Ready Pay. - - Ready Pay and less
Fitts is to be the motto of the'new firm. Ad-
TeUrement with fall particulars neat week.
We neglected to mention, two weeks
that the jury in the Jackson argon case
could not agree, and were discharged. We have
Lard that the case will' be' iiirther pioseented,
In know nothing positively about that.
lodge Streeter, of Montrose, held the Common
PicaE Court, second Feels, , „The chief salt was J.
5. Bache ve..W. E. Dodge. , Verdict, $BOO dame:.
re to plaintiff. Armstrong, "Olmsted, Mayer and
tile; for Dodge, and Sherwood, String and Sey
tour for Bache. - Notice of appeal was given by
counsel for Dodge.
Jadge Streeter made an agreeable impression
:Ton our people; and presided With - fin:noes! and
ABOUT MONEY.—COBRECT/ON.--We
aise to correct a false impression whichprkvails
_wee quarters as regards receiving and paying
it notes o 6 State banks after July 1. The law
in,eribes ,thst all hanks, State or National, which
:cell pay out over their counters Dotes on State
looks, after Slily 1, 1866, shall pay a tax of ten
per rectum upon all moneys so paid out.
This tax is not imposed upon individuals in
L . ordinary transaction of business. hen may
icy and sell, and receive or pay out State curren
cy as freely as they ever did, withat4 incurring a
:realer loci by discounts than the banks charge
to deposits of such currency. The rate .of dis
tcunt is now one per cent.
SomETkuNG ,ICICE.—The. plague , of
tribes is poor ink. With free flowing black ink,
tue can transfer his thou is to paper with great
acility. But inspiration Ends its shower bath
of ice-cold water in pale ink, and ink that gums
up on the pen like cottou.
The other day we'receiced a little' iwtelicieer ittf ,
Ink powder from the American Ink Company,"
Manchester, N.11; 4 it was Warranted te make
ore quart of beautiful'ink, and we tried it with
tplendid success. It is a beautiful black, flows
freer of any we have ever tried, and is cheap at
forty cents a packa,ge. We recommend it to eve
ry man and woman. It faked about twenty min
aces to make ten gallons. ,;
REV. T. K. BuEerrest.The lecture
ty this gentleman, Tuesday night of last week,
was too fraught with dose thinking to be justly
wectioned. in a brief notice. We string a few
ratdom pearls, which memory clutched fast'bold
cf and ;rill not let go. Such as—
I. Society is the crystallization of individuals,
a elements or atoms. If the elements be good,
the crystal will be pure, and flawless.
2. Society stratifies into classes,: because the
elements are not homogeneous. The lane of
cleavap is horizontal, never perpendicular. Thus
we have upper, and lower; and middle classes.
In malting a weld, if a - scale forms between
tte virgin surfaces of the iron or steel, there is
at weld—no sunalgamatien.. So, when Society
aranfies, a scale forms between classes, and no
mount of hammering can merge them.
4. It is not enough to make; men free. You
:est educate them. Universal education goes
Were universal freedom. But universal educe.
Len cannot produce exact equality. Produce
harmony, and so cement society.
5• If you apply fornn,,enonrh to repress the
Lscontented, yotilqiptairs
destroy enterprise. Largo armies, maintained to
prmerve order, destroy the prosperity of a C(•.an
..
These-are but few of the string of pearls let
till by Mr. Deeebir. Tbe'attaience, we regret to
was not /militia lilt - ebbtald -have been.—
This alio staid away lost a day, and these who'
trended gained a year.
THEN AND Now.—A correspondent,.
-ho doubtless regrets that he could not eat his
c.Le and sacelt, asks us:
"\ew,•wasn't the circus a hi:imbue Wasn't
i t a regular sell? Why didn't ,you say 40 ?"
Certainly the circus was a humbug, but not a
sell. Good friend, be a philosopher. Think
tad to the fast circus you ever saw—the circus
of your callow youth: Was that; circus a hum
bug' You nay, -"140. ) ''- =Tow rekwiithait it as a
grand affair. Very good. We remember ael I' 7
cu t twenty Sears agonci.'littivis Ike:hist hit-sae
E 'er saw, because we lived In the State of " blue
/awe," where no and visnaVe4"V 3 re , 01(1314* and
had to go seer the Massachusetts line to see that
°Le. It was Turners' circus, -we , remember. It
was called " first rate." We remember all about
it It satisfied.us to. the; Wass; that cw sever
si , nted to see another until Saturday week. We
sett onto Dan Rice's ahnw, to see -if circuses, like
ether thlngs, were changed. Not a bit. The cir
cus of Saturday week,was just like that of twenty
Years ago. Just as good, no better. Jokes of the
clown the sa me , chiefly;
! ,§Aitii,tad horses, fellows
10 tights, girls in legs and ttttared up
with lots of dimity. Same girls we reckon, and
tame summersets by the riders. Same folio*
with a whip in the ring. panne spotted 'horses.—
Same monkeys on ponies. So very like to the
circus of our boyhood was it, , that we stopped, as
we left the tent, expecting to bear the nlc-r-r-v
-thoomp i" of the bullfrogs in Farmington river.
4V'e know what's the matter with you, friend.—
You persist in looking at Dan Rice's circus with a
' l 'll's eyes. Go back. Put on the boy's specta.
Om Look at it as you looked at the Slat show
Yul ever taw. That will bring you right. 'Be n
ibilosoplicr. AU circuses urn tinseling?. They
ways were humbugs.. But you won't •doit.—
lon
well go to the next one that cornea along, and
the neat, and so on.
Yoe will go becauseyou are, all unconsciously,
eetattli of-the circus - of your boyhood. That's
Stlifge.i. - -
,sesat the close of the summer term commenced
Monday .- evening of lent, week, and :closed with
the celebrtttion of the forty-fourth anniversary of
the institution Wednesday evening. Monday
evening was devoted to the senior class of boys,
and the exercises were made up of declamation,
composition, and recitation, all reflecting wach .
credit upon teachers and pupils. -Tuesday after
noon was devoted to an exhibition by the • senior
.clatia of young ladies, consisting of reading and•
recitation for prizes. It was such an exhibiticiti
of progress as any school might properly be proud
of. Virednesda s y afternoon the juniors had their
exhibition, comprising declamation - and reeitti
thin, which is highly spoken of.
The anniversary exercises Wednesday evening
- were exceedingly interesting. The recitations
?were I .eneraliy auperioroefforts, and in some eases
evinced a high order of histrionic talent. Sava
ral of the essays were superior, and none below
ediocrity.
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The Valedictory, by Miss McCarter, won high
praise from all. It evinced strength of mind,
-culture, and decided practicality, and promised
much for her in the future. We speak-of this ef
fort freely beettassthere was no competition, and ;
therefore the:piaisit bestowed 'cannot be invidio4
We would like to speak of some of - the essays and
recitations as freely. That, however, would be
improper, where all did so well in competition:—
It is enough to say that - the graduates may well
feel proud of their training, and the teachersMaY
be proud of their pupils.
4 After the valedictory, the roll of honor was
read, prizes delivered, and diplomas conferred.. 7,
As the details have not been handed in, we are
able to say 'nothing more this week.
MOWING MAcHncEs.—Atessrs. Rob
erts k Kelsey are agents for the sale of the cele
brated mowing machine, " - Cayuga Chief, Jr."—
This machitiiii*errOmpaot, and looks service
able. Farniersshinild improve the opportunity
tines presented, to secure a good labor-saring ma,
chine. For terms call en the agents.
MARE Your. ow BROOMG.—We are
indebted to Messrs. Roberts and Kelsey, of this
itillage,.for a new broom made after a plan paten
ted by Col. Theodore Gregg. The broom head is
metal, and so constructed that, with broom corn
at band, a man can melte: a good broom in, five
minutes. It is a good thing. Messrs. Jtoberieit
Kelsey have them on sale.
TIM JULY MAGA7SNES.—Beadle's
-Monthly, like good wine, improves with age. We,
read it with as much interest as• any published,
'and cordially recommend it to the reading public.
It can be had of Young, at the Bookstore.
The Lady's Friend has a much better picture
than last month. while its fashions and patterns
are second to none. $2 50, or two copies for $4.
Diacon Iti Peterson, Philadelphia. Young keeps
them also.
BUSINESS CHANGE.—Mr. JNO. KUHR
has established a new cabinet shop, corner of Wa
ter and Crafton streets, in that village, and ad
vertises this week. Mr. Sur has been in the em
ploy of Mr. Vanhorn for a dozen years, and is s
first rate workman. ,
- The advance in gold has had he effect,
on prices at the popular store lot W. R. Smith's
Sons. They -doetinue to sell the beat heavy 4-4
sheeting at 25 cents.
First rate calicoes, is 3d and la 6 (41.;
Yard wide sheeting,lnc and 18.6 d.
Beet delaines, 25 cents.
Bleacbei marlin, is, Is 3di 16 6d, and 24
Feather proof ticking, 2s 6d.
Farmers' Cassimeres, ss.
Light brown sugars, Is.
Teas.'Bs cents:- -
People wonder how their neighbors get t rioh.-- 7
We answer, by stating that they buy their goods
at the popular and ever low-priced atoreof W. R.
Snaith'e Sone. Addiaop.,,X. Y., June n.
M4RRIAGES
- At the Parsonage in Farmington, en- the sth
instant, by Rev. V. Brownell, 'Mr. Cl4.neirr B.
OWLETT, of Chatbani, and Mrs. ADELIA VAN
NORSTRAND, of Tioga.
DEATHS. -
At the Soldiers' Orphans' Home, in Wilkesbar
re, Pa.,' June sth, of typhoid fever,- CLARA.L.,
eldest daughter of Sarah C. Downing, aged eight
years and six months.
At Tioga, on the 3d instant, Mrs. HANNAH BIG
sLow, wife of Hon. Levi Bigelow, aged 76 years.
Few survive so long to bless and comfort those
around them. For fifty-two years she was the
affectionate center of her. husband's household,
cheerfully performing the duties of wife anemo•
Cher. 'She leaves the companion of over half 'a
century and a large circle of relativesaod friends
to deplore her loss.
" Her children arise up and••call her - blessed;
her husband also, be praiseth her."' • --
Let those wb o mourn,
Look np, when they, the loved and true,
Ai e sleeping in the tomb—
From whom the bliss of life you drew—
The brightest star of home;
Look up, and trace beyond the sky
The friend who never more can die." Cox.
'las Attritc,ut Coomau grow. is manufactured with
certain improvements, secured by letters patent, under
dates of May 5, 1863, and December 5, 1865." Otis of
-these improvements covers the arrangement of fitting s
portable ash pan In the hearth of a cooking stove, to
receive the ashes as it passes down from the grate.. AU,
persons are cautioned against manufacturing, vending
yr using other stoves Made in imitation of the Ameri
can, as suits have been commenced for infringdment of
these patents; and all persons manufacturing,„selling
or using said imitations, will be liable for damages for
infringement on these letters patent.
SHEAR, PACKARD & CO.
17 and 19 Green street, Albany, N. Y.
The AMEEICIN is for sale by WILLIAM. , RODF. I I4I,
- jl3-6m-ep
- ITCH! ITCH! ITCH
SCRATCH ! SCRATCH! SCRATCH!
WICEATON'S OINTMENT.
Will cure the itch in 48 Eleure. --
Also cures SALT RHEUM, 1:7LC4R13,
and all ELMPTIONS'OF THE 8E1;1. Price 60 cents:—K
For sale by all druggists. By sending 60 cents to
MASS A VOTTEII, hole Agents,l7o Washington St.
Boston, it will be forwarded by mail, free of postage,
to any part of the United States,
June 6,1166. sp. notice
TIRROBS OF YOIITII.—A Gentleman who suffered
. 6 for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
and all the effects of youthful indiscretion. will, for the
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who need
it e .tha recipe And direetions far making the Ilinlplek rem
edy by which be was cured. Sufferers wi.hingleprollt
by the advertiser's experience can do so by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN, 13 Chambers-St., N. Y.
Jan. 31,'66-Iy.
THE CONFESSIONS & EXPERIENCE OP-AN IN-
L YALlD.—Published for the benefit and as a caution
to young men and others. who surer from Nervous De
bility, Premature Decay of Manhood, &c., supplying at
the same time the means of self-cure. By one who has
cured himself after'undergoing' considerable quackery.
By enclosing a postpaid addressed - envelope, single cop
ies. free of charge.may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq....Brooltivn, Sings Co
pan-31.'0-Iy.]
TOCONSMPTIVES.—Tho advertiser, having been
restored to health ina few weeks by a very simple
remedy. after having sufferel for several years with a
severe lung affection and that dread disease, Consump-
tion—is anxious to make known to his fellow•snfferers
the means of cnro
Ti;ail who desire it, be will send a copy of the pre
scription used, free dr charge, with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they ,will find a
sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis. Coughs
and Colds,and ail throat and inn; affections The only
object of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is
to benefit the afflicted and spread information
,whichile
,conceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy; as it will 'cost them nothing and
may prove a biessinF Parties wishing the preseriptian
rare, by return mail, will please address Rev...ED
‘VAItD A . a itirr, - fin l
[Jan. 31. '4:111-lyj• •
TRANGE, BUT , TRUE.--Every young 114 aid gm'
tleinau In the United. States can hear sonletbing.to,
their advantage by return mail (free of charge) by ad
droseing the undersigned. Those tutting feartief being
humbugged 911 please oblige by not noticing this car d
All others will please address their obedieut servaaj,
2 . 11 08 F CHAPMAN',
831 Broady/0,1 4 1w York
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Bell efery_thiuglti.pay.lioe "dheoper thiin - &ati
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Ii am selling best Turkey Opium at $1 per cia:y
Morphine $1,25 SayntesAlterative said
Ekpeaioiancat $1 per bOttle, or -6 bottles for $5,
Ayers Sarsaparilla "and'Pectoral at $1 pir bottle,
or 6 bottles for $5. -
Constitution Water • $1 per bottle...
- Constitution Life Syrup, 1,15 "
Scovell's Blood & Liver Syrup I,Qfi - ," -
Wm. Hall's 'Balsam ..... " -
Marchies Catholicon, 1,75 • - "
Doris Depurativo 1,15
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And everything else Ijet my
medicines from the manufactory ;- and--w ill war
rant - them geinine. My stalk :
I),A*l* - ,ts - ;
Oils and:yarn isho)4
are complete- and gittitty iednitul
prices. All who have painting to do will find it
to their interest to, call
store y before buying
eliewhere. lam selling best Tnipetititie 'Varnish
frqm $3,&0 to $6 per gallon.
VARNISH t PAINT BRUSHES,
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an a6rtd andreisQa, from 10 cents toyikisto_,!,s.
-WHITL.TY D_ZIN6,
from 1014:ienti4ako,
LINSEED QIL, BOILED AND RAW,
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VINES, GIN AND BRANDY,
nice fairiedieal.mse,i whichlwill be sold at, the
lowest cub price. I have also a large stock of
TURF...PA/NTS A.ND_BRUZHZI,.._.
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foi 011' . Tian - tint, wbietiii6ll a sold: fat
advance: Also, -'-
DYE gfriiiis,
of all kindi. ' Hone and Steved'a - family. DYE
• Qoloas. I glad keep'. •
ALLSPICE, PEPPER, CINNAMON,
SALERATIIS, STARCH, SOAP,
SODA, CREAM TARTAR,
GINGER, '6ORN *STARCH, ESSENCE;
, COFFEE, FLAVORING' EIdRACT§,-
&Q. &O. &C._
Also alargo : stock of
FRESH GA R DEN SEEDS,
WHITE_
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and in inCt i3v - errt*g e7Qr kept in,ii,ioing'i3eo*:'
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MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,, j OAFS,
PERFUMERY; GLASS, PUTTY,
OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES,
- DYES, COLORING
MATERIALS;
PU 1 WI N& & LIQUORS_
FOR MEDI T, PllRrpsp.
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All selected with great cats, 4o be
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THE : LOWEST ".ICUME.VPANES.'
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Always- ' , 416t-Woito you purokaso.dopwhere
DRUGS, MEDIdiNig,' — eItEMICALS;
DYEK-Vt - PLQIIN . EiIiATERIALS:
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PRICES.
Tbe l stock of glass is also extensile, comprising
Window glass, all sizes, .
French glass for Pictures, I _ _
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A`'.'-Mirror,glatia plaVss for.old.frames ' .
, FlintAtilatfor the table 'if
v., warn
Such as Goblets, 'lumblers, Cream icbers,
~ SpekinAldlders, .&c.,. Laing's; 'Lainp- '':. a:—
Chimneys, Lantern Glass,.
in fart,-it is impossiblo to enumerate. All sorts
of articles snide . of Glass and sold at Drag stores,
ean, be pia al, Roy's. '
114'010tOek of pure Winci and Liquors for Me , '
dioinal-purposes t hes long been' known to the phy
sicians of this county. These Liquors are of the
purest and best quality, selected with 'great care;
and expressly 'for medical use. , Perfumery and
Soaps of all kinds,
§ODA CREAM TARTAR, SALERA
-'4-IIIS, (lINtIiER,,NITTMEGS, SPICES,
CLOVES, PEPPER,
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•WRITING•PAPER, INK, PENS, PEN,.
CAS; YANICEE NOTIONS AND
FANCY "Gocipp.
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18-T ALKE ENE
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' A pure and reliable article, pettedly sate 'to use.
Luta much longer than the poorer qaalities. It
will be sold at Itoy'eas eheikp as the _cheapest.
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PHYSIC rtiNS' PRESCRIPTIONS
Mrefully and accurately...ecimpounded from pure
aid , reliable medicines._ Zigr• Orders by mail
premptly attended' fo. - - - -- •
Thomas Harden,
infaini the inblititiniis
of Tioga. County, that now rpealving
great additions to his stock of klarchandiso whOh,
hd offers At asmall_advance from cost. His stook
Ceramists in part of
j.ki;
SHAWLS;"CLOARS; DRESS GOODS,
of various styles and colors;
BROAD CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, LADIES'
I . CLOTHS, TWEEDS, SATTINETTS,
woII qv, JEVNYI
ibitable for men and boys wear.
TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, TOWELLING,
TABLE SPREADS. CARPETINGS
; AND OIL CLOTHS, RIBBONS,
:• noSitavitiaLs : I". •
- AND NOTIONS.
Amongst the Domestic Goods will be found a
glitat variety of Brown Mullins, at prioes from is
thps per yard. Bleached Sheetings and Shirt-
Denials and - TiokligitiCiitions pi *K.
!Also a great variety of READYI MADE
,CLOTHING.
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The talk is, that at said Care Goods are selling
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:fat ,macot
AT HIS NEW CLOTHING STORE
under the Agitator,Printing Qom.. _
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door to Ro3'f Drag Store ._
Wollsboro, June, 13, 1866.
Welts ro zWool,,Carding . Iladune.
Tir AVM G flat establialtaiont in first-rate
jja. order, and secured the services of Mr. Van
Vadkisnbeit iii(i4teriersced irorkman; , Ire_are
now prtrred ,card : - wool into rolls ",to - order,
with pro tnltiesta and despatch.'•
The niachinet•are operated by steam power, and
persons bringing wool from a, distance may de
pend upon . having their work dune as early as pos
sible: initi turn.. SAVO 1 1W415 1 3,.1.1).
Wellsboro, June et) 18q64-..ti
John :moo Boy,
• DEALER•I3
Peseflno te l m(ltSoes at
The stock of
IN WELLSROROtJGHY
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1866.
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TIOGA, PENN'A
;. , • y inform their customers and friends,
that having entirely sold out their old stook of
DRY GOODS
At dittatiou. They have replaced them with, a
new *ad well selected Tot of
DRESS GOODS,
14.1.411413 . i
, CHALLIES, PRINTS,
14040,HED 4ND BROWN MUSLINS,
FANCY VMSINENES,
MDT - RADE OLOMING,
LINEN COATS, HATS AND CAPS,
• ,n 1 5 • 7
PLAIN, CARPET WARP,
BOOTS Sc. SHOES,
WAIHri A. 141 0. PTINPOW 'PAPIER,
NUMB & TUBB:
Ow stock of
le/ ;PA ; I rItZW- . 4 Ili agl'i (:)
it 4Lr ge
and complete; and we would most ro
tpetfully call your attention to
QUALITY AND PRICE.
FLOUR, SALT AND NAILS,
we keep on heed at all times and will be sold' at
prices to. defy tiontpitition.
Yowl, BUTTER; CE130 4 4„ EGGS,
QRAIN,
a sus good - aa the CASH to us at their market
T. L. BALDWIN CO
TIOOA, May 16, 1866-ly
THE THIRD LOT
OF
New Spring, Goods,
JUST RECEIVI'D AT
VAN. NAME & IVICIIIM'S,
TIOGA - , PA-
MN
NrRAYS JUST
and Well selected stock of goads,
vs are selling very .
lOW FOR CASH OR . READY PAY.
God yard wide sheeting for
Itewry yard eider pheeting for..
Deiaines,
Standard prints 'from
OTHER 'GOODS IN PROPORTION
We• also keep constantly on band a choice
dock of
' - 'rEtROqRIS, FLOUR, POEK,
At very low figures
HAMBLETONIAN, ,Ir.—Sire, "lambletonian;
grandsire, Abdallah ; g-graadsire, old
Mambrinoi g-g-grandsire, imported Messenger.
Seven years old, id hands high, dark roan, can
trot a mile in less than three minutes. Ire can
show more good stock than any other stallion in
Tioga county.
Will stand the ensuing season at the stable of
the proprietor, in Knoxville, until August 1, '66.
For terms, see large posters.
Knoxville, May 16, 1865.
LETTERB OF ADBILNISTRATION having
bean ,granted to the tat dersigted on the es
tate of Jacob Prutsman, late of Tioga, deceased,
all persons indebted are required to make imme
diate payment, and those having claims against
said estate must present them to
JOUN I. MITCHELL,
Administrator de bonis non.
Wellsboro, June 13, 1868.-6 to
rll,Ollll FROM CHOICE WHITE WHEAT,
beckwheat flour, corn meal and feed, always
on band. Call at the Charleston Mlllbefore buy
iineyonr doer and feed. I can make it as object
for you to buy. A. RUSSELL.
/May 16,1806-tf •
TETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION having
been granted to the undersigned on the es
tate of Philander Webster, late of Sullivan, de
ceased; all indebted are required to make Imme
diate payment, and those having claims against
the same will present them to H. B. CARD,
E. A. Frsti,
Adm'rs.
Sullivan, June 13,'68.-6t*
Q . ALT RHEUM is easily cure
►J az OINSMINT. This saluab
the Mothers' Favorite, as it c •
the little oues. It may txi u; •
dreg with perfect safety, It
and• skin dih.pixs. Sold at Ro
20ets
...... 25 "
25 "
' 14 to 20 "
May 30,1366.
O. H. WOOD
by using the Resema
e remedyllia truly called
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-s all the sores on all
on the youngest chit
nsefal for alt eruptions
s drug share- PriesAUL