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WEDNESDAY OCT. 31, -1866
W Advertisements.
Turrithg—E, T. Van Horn.
c z bi ne t'lVare—i. Stricklin.
E s t ra y—J. E. Catlin
Executor's Notiee—Porrer S. Miller.
Coat t Proeltetna Lion—Sheriff Tabor.
Ar.ditor'. Notice—M. P. Elliott.
Drugs tit Medicines—W. D. Lang.
Hiring Teachers—Obarleeten Direetort
APPLEs.—We,are obliged to Mr. L.
of Chorlotoo, for some fine eating ap—
pleF. very mach resembling golden pippins.
ANOTHER PEMPRIN.--Mr. ELLJAII
Pr.t.tr, Jr., has left at this office a pumpkin
relghing sixty (too potoida ! At the lowest esti
mate this pumpkin will make 100 pies. It is 8
ahead of the premium pumpkin.
BCSINESS CHANGE.—Mr. GEORGE P.
CA.ED, has purchased the interest of Messrs. Kist
seat. 'Witco.% in the tax will, near Keeney_
rifle, and will hereafter carryon the business.
A correspondent at
Mansfield sends us the particulars of a aed ac—
cident whcla occurred near Mansfield on Saturday
20th
"Mr. N.CLEON BTAIIKIYEATHEE W3B engaged in
skidding logs at the Wlls4n Mills, and while daiv_
ing the grabs into a log the team suddenly start
ed, drawing the log over his body, and rending
the ribs from the spinal, column. Ile survived
but four hours.
BT. :cAwAv.—A cumulative runaway
took place in this borough last Friday. A hone
sttocbed to u buggy detached himself from a
bitcbing poet and ,iasbed up Main street, collid
inr: with two wagons and blending all in common
ruio. No bones, but three wagons, badly broken.
A Cus.—Constable Wilhelm, of -Knox
informs us that Mr. E. Chamberlin, of Far
mington, cfpght a young hear on Sunday last.—
Young Bruin Was making free with Mr. C2E gar
den. It was about a quarter grown, and makes a
cery pleasant pet.
ACCIDENT.—Mr. Florin Pope, of Chat
ham, was wounded by the premature discharge
of his gun met week. lie stood with the gun
leaned against his right breast, when it,exploded,
Fending the charge through the fleshy part of the
cheat and shoulder. The young men was doing
well ai leot accounts.
CATAMOUNT KILLED. Messrs. D.
Avery and Allen Strong; or Chatham, discovering
e disturbance among the sheep in their neighbor
noo.i, sometime during Friday and - Saturday,
lPth and 90th instants, gave ehaseto adme 'wild
animal, and followed it until Sunday morning,
f.ist instant, whet. they shot it. It tarned nut to
he an 4nilsal of the cat kind, and weighed 54
decd. The beast shOWed fight, and at
tACICIA one of the parties, doing no damage, haw
er, beyond tearing his coat: It was a catamount,
probably.
To " D. S."—We are not aware' that
Congress voted $3OO bounty to negro soldiers and
but $lOO to whites. But as the Clymer orators
FE: declared before the election, we must advise
- you to apply to some of that stripe of claim a-
Fon ts. They ought to be able to prooure that $3OO
bounty tor you. Try them.
BOARS. The Jersey Shore Vedette
says that bears aro quite plenty iu that region.
It alto chronicles the loss of certain, Clymer heti
ter= on electiUn; 8110 trusted the l'hiltidelpbia
..451r and would not believe the telegraph. ' Will
men never learnlo distrust Copperhead papers?
Theirlrude le iyVn_g.
DIED. The Williamsport Byllethl
announces the sudden death of — Mr. V. DOE
/LY.Y, long the iproprietor of the U. S. Motel in
that city. lie lots mill be geberally regretted.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT. As a wagon
~, L tr.ioinz a man and hie wife and two children
7aF. descending the bill east pfCbeity Plaits, on
t:unsay. the 20th instant, the bor,so tool: fright
rmi ran a*, nt, Slinging the -parties from Sit4l-Vltg
,;“ The woman had a leg broken and an arm
Melocated. and - tbc youngest - child, a babe of four
months, was killed.• Tke -- man and other child
zustained no serious injury.
We have not been able to learn the name. of
ttu I..l;Cee. They were on their Jaa r y to visit re•
latiuns In Cherry Elam,.
WE'LLsnouo ACADEMY.—We are re
quested to rtate, that 'indents who enter the
Academy the present week will be required to
Lut one-third the regular tultitiOn.
ti.at the Sabbath School connected with
tie M. b. , Church will give its Drat monthly Con
cert next Sabbath eve. The exercises. will con
tizt of short nadrtsses, eesav, n l eit,.. : kions, ring
itg, Ac. A cordial invitation-is extended to all.
DEDICATTON.—The M. E.- church at
Dist Clarkston waa dedicated to Divine 'service
last Weiine=day. pursuant to notice given in alit,
column. The assemblage was large and the cu..
ebonies impressire.
ibis church building is one of the beet built
fled ain,nped which can be found in the county.
It will remain a 'monument to the energy of the
people of that portion of the township, as well as
to the public spirit anti skill of the builder, Mr.
rttrs BattEr. Mr. Bailey did not suffer tiro
en log becnuee of any temporary want of
f unds - , but himself made good - the - deficit and tar
ried Cr the work.
On a settlement of the aecounta of the 'society
cz tbs morning, of the day of the dedication, it
Eki Wand that the Trustees were indebted in tke
wth of about .1,206 In behalf of the entcrprite.
Some idea of the enterprise and liberality of the ,
Coarlestoulans way he gained when we etahrr,
I ,, thre the ton Trent tio;; - 4, this debt ot sl.,2eti
has itquitlittod, and the church turned user to the
tociety free and uninvolved
Thu the choir organized and (rained by Dir.
E• lirLFlANorti added greutly to the interest o
the oczaeion.
We learn that the Baptiste are rtit.,ving in the
work of erecting-a church building at Whitney•
Charlerton wiU thou' be the banner town
hip in the inatttr of utruicties.
CLOSE OF THE
lErw.—TbeTtiblie Schuh!, under the mitooge.
meol of Mr. Seymour Green and Misses Stier
rock and Redington, closed its tall term on Fri
day iL closing exercises consisted of decla—
Miti , JD and reading, all of which teas - good, and
much of which would hieve been creditable to
eilolars of larger growth. The restiing, espy
ciallyi Wae worthy vt much praise. Best of nil
trail the enjo: [Lent of tits little 10)11 - s, who ap
plauded each other most geneionsly. We have
seldom or never witnessed a tiltAril interesting ex-
Wo can but repeat the public verdict, that ; far
public Fcbool is in most excellent hands, The
teachers are superior as individuals as well as
teatterF.
The children must remember that tea are .1 , 1 ,
hi Llp fecund in this reagent 'at , they are, end
apply thev,eelver astordingly. Berfioud ehil
(+hey your ,hers, and ktioev that
it the golden 'opportlinity. ftbserslitlei
us to say that the obildrett deported themselves
only as children can who have teachers:
lndeedi,vre-can say that this village is fortu
nate in its teitZliers, both ii the Academy and
Public School. Both institutions afford opportu
nities for education which ought not to be slight
ed-
Sewing Machine Findings all Through.—ln part
of needles, cotton, oils, l ice., and in silks all the
colors from white to anniline blue, at
Johnson's, 2S Lake et.;
Elmira, N. Y.
GODEY. Goddy, for November, is
first on our table..a* usual. It is_a grand num;
bar, and now is the time to get up clubs for 1867.
Fancy Goods.—A beautiful variety. of this kind.
.ot goods, oonsidting of most everything found in
a jewelry establishment, are kept on hand at
Johnson's, 28 Lake st,,.
Elmira,N. Y.
ilarper's Magazine, for November, is
if not quite as delightful as the-weather
in this delicious Octobx, It opens with a fine
ballad of " The Cider Mill," beautifully Musts
zed. " The Work-House"—Blickwell's
illustrated, " Manasquan," ditto, are fascinating
papers. " Among Relations," "My Sister Mar
cia," ‘, Picked up at Sea," etc., etc, With the in
-valuable Monthly Record, and gossiping editor's
Table and Drawer, make up a grand number.
per year. Harper & Brothers, New York. Young
keet.s all the magazthes.
In our notes of the Fair we negieeted,
to mention tho display of marble by Mr. H. D.
Calkins, "4 Tioga. The monument exhibited
displays very great taste , :and skill iu its design
and execution.
"The Illustrated Annual of Phreno - l•
ogy," etc., for 1:862, is just published, by Foirlei
& Wells, 380 Broadway', New York. It contains
s. calendar, and more reading matter than is con
tained in a half dollar novel, besides being pro
fusely illustrated. Send for it, by all means.—
Price, 20 cents, by mail.
NORMAL SCHOOL MUSEUM.
Ms-Narlgr-D, Pa., Oct. 25, ISBB.
31e. Enrron—Since the publication of the article in
the Agitator Nailing for a collection of specimens of this
County, we find considerable interest manifested, and
are able to acknowledge the receipt of several articles.
Among those who have taken the most interest, and
who have contributed the largest amount, is Mr. AN.
DILEw SHEEITooD of this place, who is also a member of
our School. He bee collected for us some forty different
kinds of woods, indigenous to this' County. Wo are
l St, under obligations to Mr. sr. V. Powers, of this town
ship. also a student, for soVeral Sue specimens, also to
Mr. Ballard. of Tioga, for specimens.
We append a list of the common names of the woods
collected; Mountain Laurel, White -Birch, Hemlock,
'black Oak. Doff Wood. Bard Maple, White Ash, Black
Ask, Monotaln Ash. Bate Wood. Water Beech, Soft Ma
ple, Oster. Bed Cherry, White Beech:Yellow Birch,lllack
Birch, Iron wood, Poplar. Willow, Juniper, Butternut,
Elm. Thorn, Box Wood, Wild Plum, Spice Wood, White
Pine, Apple, White Oak, Hickory. Norway Pine, Devil's
Cltib, Burr Oak, Wild Grape, American Red Larch, Alder,
Slippery Elm, Chestnut, Sycamore, Cucumber, Bed
Oak, AfooSewood. Balm Gilead. Nanny Berry - , Shad
Bpotted Maple, Pigeon Berry, i?oisou Elder, Sumach,
Witch Hazel. Black Maple.
_ Mr. Monroe. of Sylvania, has written us that ho will
send us specimens from that region, including geologi7
cal, Sc. The Specimen sent by Mr. Hugh Young of
Wel eboro. called a vegetable. is thankfully neceiced;
but we arc is some doubt whether it really does belong
to that kingdom. It lose the appearance of being hard,
very hard substance. However, the Faculty of this In
stitution intend holding a session over it, sal:wave hope
to settle the question. If We are still in doubt the aid
of Prof. Agsssiz will be solicited. We hope to receive
another lot soon. Tours, P. A. ALLEN.
Txs GoiLLoTENE—does not go off so
;Ithly since the 9th of- October. ,It
.did not cork
satisfactorily. When Andy. smote MIA, heed; a
doinia roprenp!ang from the bleeding 'rani.
.:IL4R - RIA:GES
At 'flop, Octobei to, by Rev. D. R. MeDer:.
Mr. dear &s C.: WARD, of-Nelson, apd
.1110:1 - E. WAptea, of tt'etL6,ro,
DEATHS
In — Washlngton, , Oct. ta, Mr. is. , ..tn - REW'
RITTER, formerly, of:Wel:tabor°, aged csB years.
In Chatharia.,:Oct.. 81t,5RL7.f.5r68 -TREAT.
• lle was born, - kpril• , l4, 1802, in Middlefield;
Otsego county, St. F. harried in Madison co,
1821, and removed to Chatham. He was a man
of very soost ;aura's; a peacable, quiet • pitim,
raised a - family of seven eebildreri,ansl decursfoln?
ted a good .fartn,propertyy: Disease,. dropsical
essro.uss.ption. His end nsts peice. lre - leaves a
lone and respected widow - aild five children and
many warns friends to mourn his loss. ' '•
PRANG r,, r.IIT TRUE.—Every young lady and gen
tleman in the United States can hear something to
their advantage by return mail (free of charge) by ad
dree.ing the undersigned Those having fears of being
it nut inisrpM will please oblige by not thiS'eard
All others will ple,ase address their obedient servant,
TllOB r PhIA-N..
Jan 31„ , c5-1y _ 831: Bt oadway,
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1 - 111TtOltS OF 1701TrIl.—A Gentleman - who suffered .
for years from Nervous Dehility,Vremature Decay
and all the effects of youthful iudiecretiou. will. for the
sake of suffering bumanity,.seltd . free to all who need
it, the recipe and directions for making the timplorent
edy by which he was. cored. Sufferers wishing to profit
by the advertiser's experience can do so by addretsing
30. 1 / 2 i B. 01/DEN,l3Chanthers-St.,N. Y..
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rpIll: CONFESSIONS d: EXPERIENCE OF AN 'IN:-
VALlD.—Pnblished for the benefit and as a caution
to young men and others. oho htiffer from Nerconi De
bility. Premature Decay of Manhood, &c., supplying; at:
the same time the means of self core. By one who
cured himself after undergoing considerable quackery•.
By enclosing a postpaid addressed envelope. single app
le,. free of charge. may ha had of the author.
NATITANII 4 :I; MAYFAIR; Esq.. Bintinlyn, Iringe-Cb
,L1ati.+31.4115.1.7.1 s , _
ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH!
WHEATON'S OINTMENT
win cure the itch in 48 Mews. -
Also enres SALT RIIP.OI, ULCERS. CIIILELAINS,
and all I:IIUPTiONS OF THE SUN- Price 50_ cents.—
For sale by all draggy Stn. By sending CU cents to
WBEKS Sole AgentsAin Washington St.
Roston. it will be forwarded by mail, free of 'postage,
to any pat of the United States,
atitlo 6,1566. ' ap. notice ly.
erne mamucANCOOSING ,F.7OTZ if manufactured with
certain Imprbvemente(secured by lettere patent, under
dates of May 5, 1553. and December 5, 1805. One of
these impryltements eilvers the arrangement of fittings
Ortablea.ol pan in the - hearth — of a coultinfrWarts. ,
reCeivo the esnee as it passes down from the grate. ,All
persons are cautioned against manufacturing. vending
or using other stoves made in inaltarlon of the Amer/.
can.asenite have been commenced for infringement of
then• patents; and all persons manufacturing, smiling
or using said imitations, will be liable for damages for
Infringement on these letters patent.
&MAIL PACKARD tc CO.
17 and, 19 Green ;greet. Albany, N. Y.
The Auratesx Is for sale by WILIA&M.
likellsboro.jp
1 Q CONSCAIVTITES.—IIie ndvertiser, Luring been
restored to health iu a few weeks by a very 'elnaple
refueciy..tfter having _suffered for several years tv - iths
sevroe Jung affection and th,tt dread dia,!ase, Censunap
ttota—ia auxieum to make kLIOACII to Lie fello‘reufferera
'tlit."rdeans of cure -
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the _pre
seripti?nused, free of charge, with the directions for
preparing and using the setae, which they will land'a
sure Lin,. for Consumption, Astla ma,l3ronchitis, Coughs
anti C'olds, and all throat and lung affections,' The onjy
object of the advertiser in sending the Pi escription Is
to benefit the afflicted and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
will trylla remedy - . aS it will -cost them nothing and
may pore a } tiessing Vfirtl43 wishing the preeeriptiou
- 11=cs, by return mail, will/ please address Rev,-ED
WARD- A 0 ; y
[Jan. 81-.7'66-Iyl
RI SG-BONE, EP.A.TIN,ATTSID.GALL.S". CALLUS, &c.,
00 hones, patine/a:LT aml - izararE:rl.Y CL-RE.D. by
the nao of
Roots Ringbone anti Spavin
This medicine wee established 25 year; ago, and, has
necer been knnwn to fail. Give it a single trial. For
saioi.y W. D. TERB ELL CO., Corning, ,
Barnes & Co., AKente, New York. 0017,66,6 m
,
rr HE 4413 tta elecliN r yn for krectora of the Toga
County Bank be held at as office on
Monday this November;-1888. .
A. S. TURNER, Cashier. ''.
October 24, 1S(
Bounty and Pension Agenev.-
{ TT AVING received definite inEtruetteini in regard to,
the extra ovuuty allowed by the ad approved
r July 28, 1868, and baying on band a large rupply ill' all,
neee,Aeary blanka, are prepared to prozeente all
pion anti bounty clalniq which may be• plated in our'
P-rsong bring at et (n6j,lllCe can eoutionnicate
to , icy letter. And tt.e.r coramonicatlona veal be
prouip fly a t
ell , ' bo; o. October '241-Bcs. ' - •
L AM PS.—A new kind•ot Jump (91..1.7,4*.eicke4-.
no breakage of obialneya—at .VOLEY'S.
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DRY GOODS AND GROOM=f,'
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At greatly; reduced pugs*.
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thei, cummunK7 geunally. Roqpiults friend
to loneaitOriitd, , saMti'A'ileuts idn 1 *lax
portditureg to We: Printers, If-leie - with sliblatt./t
"condensed statement,ot facts at a small cost, with
the understandtnff that thettarplis be
better employed in redneiUg the'price off :foods to
my customers.
My stool isluiliird complete to supply all the
wants of my old customers and many new Una;
both in the Retail and' Job kTrade-for •tbi)
proaching : Fall and:Winter. Having a splendid
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stotk" of
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Flannel, Full Cas§irpere4,
Chad - §,hef ,"
,Ings ,and
,Phixtipgs,
Bought wider the late low prices.
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PRrNTS"froia - common' to best classes. A great
variety of
CHOICE- DiaxsY, iG001))Sr':
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At low . iri)ifeo . 4' - ai 741124 ti gpieudi3 ism:an:mitt
or fihe goods, - $t Toss prides than eaie be binigli iii
~' the. State. 'Atiking them may be found'
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Alt IlrObl Merinos, et . 5s to 1:204)61 ,
yayd.7,- . - ,F l tripr,et3t3 Ordifis,o*
andffgared,l`ferinos, Both
bazines, Alpaccas, Mo
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A 'splendid' et oik of Fart:and Virttei.
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FINE"
COialirieing a variety oretyle -and. quility;
52,110 taiSsQ;(lll7.74isiii.
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From 50 °ants to $2,00'-der yard. A full and
competettejiTttol,t-pf,
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BOOTS AND SHOE
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~ . 7.4 llama
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Weve - 4, HoiJ ery_ Ntstioqc:
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And in. fait all classes of Goods oustudiy; kokt,in.
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FT,Cties „ STTM,
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68004;RY .'!.cIISTOXF-11$ :i
Are-not .
to - by misunderstood, best the. steady
increase iot Vtlsidessis
into account. t say WithOnt*? fear, -Of eciotrii
dietion,..that with the large purchase:B'i- am. ma
king ffoin month to wench, forcash4 eau-=self to
the country trades as low ite they caw 'buy
city, ihelnding'freight, which gives me anopßor-i
tunity to offer
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Superior Advantages to the Job:
Trade..,
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And also to the - refill trifle irtifeh' Tired6iiitri
and., , bui"bOntnAptdoiltg-elntsf,ftirpfnbing : largely;
incceaseliadvintrignsintbn; '
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Over any otheseestablistanent l in Western N. Yt
1007 Will gislt my eostomers the benefit of any
ohante-iii the mriiketa as I am posted in auction
and other sales from"day. to dad. try - ttiilitraph
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Orders throngb:Aft& - ittalls fratnth - e:Xub
Trade will be promptly_ attended to, tind'allgoods
warranted to biros "reocimmended• or they inay be
reliffirerittbifCcf. - by:freight,:allny expense:-
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we`cannot convince our eustomers that we are
telling at rensoashlayrices, it-ia then time, to try
some of our would he (if itey - Ciinta)
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Prints, Sheetings, &Apes, ,Denims,
and everything haat line. •
OUR DRESS GOODS' STOCK
a complete from first .clais" .itetittoos atiwu to
Detidies.
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knoWttgig , bard -- WliasVe4TAriitiifififb- tofebtain
the arcieles:ta,teakkitheir..*Agireellq".! end
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and Gents' Paiereairti, all sizes.
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es kn b'uTiCel'VeVr:timi 'Vest Boot` and Shoe
'taking in the country: - Our .Boots are all war—
nted to be, whittife eha# iripr_e4e4,oem a the
time of tmie':.-'tet tacnikinien
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carthey will recommend 'thetaselves on. exa3nin-
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ingtl/. every. persen..eottus o oprzor"with!afeel
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of tieing at" 'home. .-We charge' atablng far,
and itte,oojY,lPP.katpp9 to show 7ou the . goods,
k - .5. z titiottlieli vitt titty oi,abt:T.. -,"1.
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Win be made by every man woman, and child in
this ootanty, if they will strictly adhere to the
plan of haying their goods of the will
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lIIETIMIS
W. R. Smith's Sons,
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Thousands 1411 i. 09 P a rA54:4-.1 3 0 , t! 1a 1t: "-
ready reaped their ? remigtOyithmti:N. Every
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES ,CLOTHING,
BIVIA ttafs ,- ALMIP4IIfii !
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CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
t• dr: :tt.' • - t
CHEAP ForTIIE CLION,
at the old Reliable
PEOPLES'S TORE,
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GRAVE AND IMPORTANT INFORMA
i TION TO CASH BOYERSIVEIO WISH
TO SPEND THEIR MONEY WHERE
' THEY CAN GET THE MOST FOR IT.
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EEMII
7 ' I NV. it. SMITH'S SONS' systein of keeping
att enormoue .stoek 6t goals, at all times of the
y'ear, and selling them oheap rn this syetegt.an vb r
noxiods to big profit stores—is fairly begun (or
the Valteeason at their stare, and such -a-yern-fori
doing,peopte good was never kdown,before.
tarts ttiere is •tio• -iwindiitg pit
ees now; we hare had enoligh of them already.
The great advantage and importance of trading
for`oash or Ready limy is fully illustrated - by thIL
low prices now'ragitig at ttie People's Store,
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A gE_Ay .11017,,5E1101 4 .15 WO ADS EQR THE
FA Eft. Mt ell AMC: 1 - I)EoPlit
GENERALLY.
Buy xnur.gootis - ofi emfdern -:lttlieh has a big
astsbrtiiiititikti is * selling ten iinteias teattY!go r ods
And of couree can sell them as many times °hes
per.:l4an_amalloncerns. .‘V.p gip} ,all ad-,
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% SEW oTHER BIG THINGS FOR THE Pau
! DEN* . fit.xisEiTO CIT/9IDEE IVOILH 13F11110 D
ING HIS MONEY.
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Tor hig'stereslist e; big Ante.; Vag tiottih
'and big mites of laterest ltud. ivy; real takers at
that—all of which'"ts vcrq h'ii w as against W. R.
Smith's Sons' situation Light expenses and no
rentsiileergooda, ati htutilt . .doWn .prices, and the
good old motto of small profits. good valve and
Viiek returns, flying to-the-breeze. The fact is,
the only true and certain road to fortune for the
merchant ie always to 'give. his enstotners;
;dal nixixtte can for bLS attey . ,- aitcr depend on
la*tesitleial'orr - ilin profit*. :Again, oir popular
gird 16g~ititiiate SYstetn' of. dealing, buying strictly-
Ifni 656. altrtiya having easltion hind.-render'ne
!masters of the situation when ii:drof bask - 9-W the
market.
!
Never, before was such leini t•-
'4'llit'of*ob6; 3 liill6w_priees as
„ , :—,„,,--artal will show from this,
tinie -
Our stock of My. Goodaend Clothing can't be
beat, and no einsfoiski the right shape,
ever leaves the...store_ without buying, and none
*be care - whatthey say, nit's:peke:l the `assertion
that They Caii buy goods elisewhere ascheaP. —We
keep, the largest stock of
:0;1
BOOTS S\ AN.: SHOESFIATS - AND CAi'S
; '
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4.144 F. Isapt : is the ooFity. iL nothing more
P4 ll o,A,Peß.tke_ , Ggl4P Ci°4l)S ontie, 3341°P
0,14 A,
di;Cati4,
lighiago low rates•
_The cottage and , posee can
be replenished foresonF now, by calling on the
+SO VI"
and,,p thousand other articles can be found; and
\ ito, ope c - tthe i - sees them-cak—helje buying. We
mal‘feetureill Ihe VW-70110 we. sell. - Ritry
well dreiserl man buys his harness of William R.
Smith's .Sonit,',We, 4sumalte toprder,. - -031 r Cutter
is master of his art; be stands down the hall for
nut mat; who wields, the shears for a livelihood;
deftirei,ed: • •
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g r e kee/3' - Pet*lfreiti; 4 of) id 'Saa,
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always as low or 5
less than market rates.
~.11-ielpere than ever the. duty of every man
- a ndlife l trtan to Milt here bortiril bdying, add look
throne' the stook of tempting goods and bargains,
ilaltO :One imagine. or formi . any idea how
'great a difference there is between the prices of
goods bought for cash and prices of goods else.:
where bought for notes that are not paid promptly-
The' snifest think for all' biryirrs wbo -want the
lowest notch in goods, is to call and get W.
Smith's Sons' prices,: and take around 'in ;your
pockets to compare. A great many stores will
get the cold shadernfter.you visit the Old Cor
ner whets they "work' for their customers.
: -..,Y0u cannot mistake the place, as it, occupies
the room of four stores, immediately on the' Erie
railway, and the-rush is constantly going on.
• Call, if foinothtig 'More • ilatii• to" see how we
spike the guns. Yours, truly.
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AI FORTUNE
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wild ‘174:1 "rn3l ~., : .T.i.c.:() -;_:i
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Addison. N. .I.;letit 8 18 6 6 .
V 9 41 WEYYTILE. AYI
H. Harrington
II -
41,13 just returned from New York with a full
assortment of
Blacksmith and Farrier.
TOSEPII lIANLY would inform the t a to "
te of Wellsboro and vicinity that ho has leased
the old 'Mack stand, on Water street, lately no
enpied by Mr. Ritter, :?hero bo may bo fctt
prepared to sboo borse3 and oxen, and do all
ork pertaining to his trade. Fie also i 9 3 prac
tical Farrier, and will treat, horses for discues.
GROCERIES, HATS AND CAPS, I October 24. 'lBB5- tf
liNniE DRY Gan
'%
BOOTS AND SHOES, EARTHNWAILE,
HARDWARE, FLOUR, SALT,
And everyt hing . usually found in a country store,
'which he la :ailing cheaper than any other store
in ' -
fg.QAP_ A4g;',„SE.
' 4 ,011r7 No charge for showing Goods. .igge
H. HARRINGTON
Whitheyville, Sept. 26, 1866.-3 m.
W HAVE - , No 4 9ir - _ ON HAND? :A.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENZ OF
SIT AMER GOODS'
At the People's Store, Corning, N. I.
lIESZEI
- -_
Adapted to the wanta of all elasetis;,aiad f4ll we
laid in for a - good - Stock Just aefore tie late ad
vance in New York, Ise are. now "enabled to sell
most of our goods at about
,• • NEW YORE. PRICES-
W. would call especial attention to our large
stock of goods for
,~ .~l_
FRE,NDEMISLINS AND ORGANDIES
ever offered iti this market: We also have - e mite
assortment of
LADIE4 SACQUES, T A T,NIA§ AND
, -
in cloth and silk, to svhich we Invite theattentiou
of -bnyere; —Our eteok -
oLdrit,g
for meo ) iintl:boi!cettar, is kept very full, and
CLOTHI:NGIitADE - TO ORDER,
on_short notice and id the latest style. -
**lit „and Hoop. Skirts,
ALPACAS,, POPLINS, DeLAINES,
CHALLIES, SUN UMBRELLAS,
JEANS, COTTONADES, SHEET-
Our fa/Initial.. for DITYDCG GOODS are UN
SURPASSED:jy any in this section. endwe
,
wish it trYiderstood that • --
We'dkitot intend to be UNDERSOLD . 0
any.
We tender our thanks to the citizens - of 'Vega
Co., who have patronized ns and would respect
fnllp those who have never done so to call
iand sticiti),Sittriz'oplidsite the :-piekinson Aortae
,on Market Street, three doors west of the corner,
and two doors east of linngerford's Sank. '
SMITH (k - WAITE
Corning, N. Y., Jun.; 27; 1866.
F4.5' 4Rff.ET. - • -
• Ant wiiNDKRW - J. TIPRLB, having. -reiterttli
pore axed Mfr. Sim . Townsena'a interest' In the
.MRATiIiARKET
would say to the citizens of Welleboro and vicin
ity that he will continue the business at the old
stand—giving his entire attention in supplying
the wants of all who may favor him with their
patronage. Constantly on hand
FRESH MEATS. OF. ALL RINDS.
gimp:one-Hoer South of .Statth's Law Ofridsi.' l
WellatoroTSept, 16, 1866-tf. -'
Hartman's Safety Bridle and Lines.
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Li
tat
IRS
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AMOST valuable article for all who drive hor
ties. Sea " Agriculturist" for March, MO.
Recommended by Wilkes, of the Spirit of the
Times; Bonner, of the New York Ledger, and
many other celebrated horsemen.
The subscriber owns the patent for Tioga,. Sus
qtiehanns. and Bradford counties. Individual or
township rights for sale, on favorable terms.
Harness makers who wish to make the lines for
theircustomers who buy individual rights, will
be dealt withliberally.
By a slight alteration, the Wrety lines may be
attached to almost any bridle.
All persons are cautioned against malting or
using the bridle or lines, in the counties aforesaid,
without authority from the undersigned. -
ROBERT C. SIMPSON.
Wellsboro; Sept. 5, I.9fir...tf
K EROSINE LAMPS at
BOYI3 ,DBUQ,ISTO/03.
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LADIES' SUITS,
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and the fitiesilini; of
BASQUINES,
_O4 every variety.
GIN G-TiAIVIS,
INGS, SHI.RT,IN(3S
(Patented November 7,1865.)
Auditor's N o ti ce , _
HE undersigned hiring been appointed in
T
Auditor to distribute tho fonds in the hands
of the Sheriff arising from the sale of the real
estate of Hirano Itasoho, in the ease of A. P, Con*
T s, Hiram Insolso, win attend to the duties of his
appointment at his °Moo in Weilesoro, on Thurs
day, 7. 4 .7ocember 22, at one o'clock p. M.
E.
October 24, 1844-4 w auditor.
Hairdressing & Shaving.
Saloon Gear Barker's Stara, Wells.
boro, Pa. Particalar attention paid to Ladies'
Hair-cutting; Shampooing, DYling, ate. Braids,
Puffs, coils, and swiches on hand and made to or.
der.
H. W. DORSEY. J. JOHNSOB,
Drugs, Medicines, &c.
J. L: BELDEN ST- Go.,
BLOSSBURG t _PA
KEEP constantly on hand a tiro stook of Para
Drugs, Medicines, Cisenaicals,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
for Medicinal and Sacramental use; also all tho
popular Patent Medicines, Paints, Varnishes,
414., aLI kixids of brushes, Dye Colors, Dye Woods
7'oilet Soaps, Perfumery, Pom
ades, Cosmetics, jx.,
STATIONERY, PENS, PENCILS,
PAPER AND ENVELOPES,
Memorandum Books,. Pass Books, .ke., Potash
in balk at 15 cents per pound, Kerosene 014
Lamp Oil, Turpentine, Benzine, ,ke.
Fresh Oatmeal and Fear! „Barley at 10 eta per
pound. We are sole agents in Blossbuzg for Dr.
N. Weaver's Ext. Fireweed, and warrant it to
ewe Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Pimples on
the face, and all diseases arising from Impure
state of the Blood if used according to directions.
Particular attention given to compounding
Physician'a and other Prescription We varan
tee iatiefaction, both in quality and price.
Remember,the Store, opposite the new Coal
Ca's Store, Blasaburg, Pa:
Aug. 15, 1886-te. J. _BELDEN h CO.
Orphans' Court Sale.
IPI pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court
of Tioga county, bearing date the 27th day
of A.uguat, 1866., the following described real es—
tate, late the property of James Campbell, deed,
will be offered at public sale, on the premises, on
the let day of October next, at 2 o'clock p.
ta Nelt
A lot of land situated in the township of Farm
ington in said county ; beginning st, the south—
west corner hereof, it being the southeast corner
of lot No. 89 of the allotment of Bingham lands
in Farmington township aforesaid; thence north,
degree vast, 92.9 rods along said lot No. 89 ;
thence east 119.1 rods along lot No 35; thence
south, .4. degree west, 94.3 rods along lot No 36;
:thence north, 39 degrees treat, 94.9 rods along lot
No 192; thence west 23.2 rods to the place of be
ginning; being lot N'o 38 of said allotment, and
containing 65.5 uores, being part of warrants Nos
1370 and-1371. Terms cash on contraction of
sale, --- ENOCH B. CAIIPBELL,
Adm'r Estate of Jas. Cardpbell, deed:
October 113 "
I -18 6 5.-3wz
Aver's Pills.
ilk ARE yea sick, feeble and com
plaining? Aro you out of or
der—your system deranged and
- - your feelings uncomfortable?—
These symptoms are often the pre
cursors of serious illness. Some
fit of sickness is creeping upon you, and should
be averted by a timely use of the right remedy.
Take Ayer's Pills, anti drive out the humors—
purify the blood, and let the fluids move on un
obstruetedly, in health. They stimulate the or
gans_ of the body into vigorous activity, purify
the system from the obstructions which make di3-
El:4o); Kuold settles somewhere in the body, and
derange; the natural operations of that part.—
This, if our relieved, will react upon itself and
the surrounding organs, producing general ag
gravation, suffering anti derangement. While in
this condition, take Ayer's Pills, and see how di
rectly they restore the natural notion of the sys
tem, and with it the buoyant Iselin of health.—
What is true and so apparent in this trivial and
common complaint, is also tree in many of the
deep seated and dangerous diseases. The same
purgative expels them. Caused by similar ob
structions and derangements, they are anrely,and
many of them rapidly, eared by the same manna
None who know the virtue of these Pills will neg
lect to employ them when suffering from the dis
orders they cure, such as headaehe, foal Stoll:
Etch, dysentery, bilious complaints, indigestion,
' derangement of the liver, costiveness, constipa
tion, heartburn, rheumatism, dropsy, worms and
suppression, when taken in large doses.
They are sugar coated, so that the - Meer sensi
tive can take them easily, and they are surely
the best purgative medicine yet discovered.
Ayer's Ague Cure,
For the speedy and certain Cure of Intermittent
Fever, or Chills and Fever, Remittent Fetter,
Chill Fever, /Jamb Ague, Periodical Headache,
or Bilious Headache, and Bilious Firers ;
in—
deed for the whole date of diseases originating
iu biliarg derangement, caused by the malaria of
miasmatic countries.
This remedy hos rarely failed to cure the Se
verest cases of Chills and Fever, and it has this
great advantage over (Wier Ague medicines, that
it subdues the complaint without injury to the
patient. It contains no quinine or other delete—
rious substance, nor does it produce quinine or
any injurious effect whatever. Shaking 'broth
ers of the army and the west, try it and you will
endorse these assertions.
Prepared,by P.r. J. C. TITER k CO., Lurridi,
blasliaind sold by all druggists and dealers in
medicine everywhere.
ADDITIONAL BOUNTY
THE.forma authorized by the War Department
aro published, and it is necessary to amend
those heretofore filed accordingly. Where both
parents are living, they must apply jointly, and
must also prodjace the number of thei certificate
upon which they were previously paid, if possi
ble. The attorney who collected the pay and
bounty before, can probably furnish the number
of the certificate.
By the rules of the Department, applications
most be made within six months, or delay will
result; and the discharge of the soldier is re—
quired. The soldier mess state whether in dif
ferent, and in what different companies be has
eenved,
I shall charge the acme price for collections as
other claim agents charge.
JOILI I. MITCHELL.
Wellsboro, Oct. 17,1888-36
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
SHELDON °CORR,' respectfully infortwt the
citizens of Oceola and vicinity that he has
opened a
PHQTOGRAHR GALLERY
Oceola, Tioga. Co. Pa. t vihereheia prepared to ex
ecute
PHOTOGRAPHS, GEMS t AMBROTYPES,
in. the best style and at reasonable pricer. Please
call and examine specimens.
Oceola. Sept. 26. 1886.—tf.
Fumy for Sale.
(VILE undersigned offers for sale th 4 farm in
Tioga, Tioga county, Pa., known as the
King or Crane farm. It is situated on the Tioga
river, three miles above Tioga village, a few rods
from the Mill Creek railroad station. It contains
47 acres of land, and is in a good state of culti
vation, with a good house, two good barns, and
abed, fine fruit, and is wall fenced. Will be sold
cheap, and is very desirable. P. E. SIIITU.
Tioga, October 17, 136d—dm
2 TV, GABRZTSON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
and Tnisuratm) Agent, Bto&iburfs, Ps., over
Ctadivell'3 Store,
"EO' U has some more of these tine American
-watches, at No. 5 Union Block.