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IVEPNESDAY NOV. 7, 1866
New . Advertisements.
Sheriff Srles.
R e p-tees Notice.
L c ialluistrator's Notice—L. B. Shelves.,
4d.Jiiiistrator's Notice—O. B. ;Vella.
preserve 3 , .'ur Teeth—J. Rends%
tdoilu:etratrix .Nutiee—itiary Borst.
't Mitchell.
Notice—B. i 3. Strang.
Yalu for Sale—J. Goodspeed.
St,lutifer—Dr. Roy.
Farrw. for Sale—S. Wetmore.,
Artleuitural Society—W. A. Nieholr. Sec'y
LLY has just got iu a brand-new stock of
tilt:ter Goode vahich cannot fail to go off, like hot
ako Call and Bee him.
For n.—irs the etreka of Wellsboro, during
e Fair, a fine gold and Jet Baring. The same
pozeeesiou of Mr. A, Foley, at the Jewelry
SUNDAY Scnoos, CONCER.T.—Tbe S. S. Ceiacert
it the M. .E. Church on Sunday evening was most
: rtereFting, and the audience was very large.
6reot credit is due to Prof. Van Allen. Superiti
ssdent, and to his efficient te.chcrs for the
cciplete coecoes of the u Weir.
NAMING-MAI ca.—We ore requoated to give
re that the Charletton Plowing-Match Lae been
p.-tponed to Batorday, November 70th, at 1 o'clock •P.
',on Wm..l.4riCe farm. Welsh Settlement.
C•mryetitors will enter their names on or before the
,rang previoun. The invitation is general.
CAll , lliLteo of Arrangements—J. J. Revs, Wm. Knapp,
Fm. D. JoneE.,
Judged—Thoruns E. Jones, TIMM ' Wheeler, Erasttts
mith D. G. EDWARDS, Sec'y.
ACME T.—We learn that as some parties were
,cooing a log-train on the Tinge. R. R. between
Irwin Center and Corning, on Sunday, they ran
s.t,, a lumber train standing on the track, throw
,rg lii off the truck, and Rillink one man
wounding two or three other-4. - All the
Monday morning trains were detained in conse
cbC➢CC
Fish IN CITATIIA.M.—We learn that
tLe dwelling of Mr. J. W. BuitIII:LL, of Chatha
dr.stroyed by fire on the nth ult. The loss
SHE lidavily upon a laboring !nazi, and no doubt
, be of aid will be extended by his. neigh-
CATTLE DisEesE.—lsolated cases of a
similar to murrain, but somewhat more
1,1 in its. course, has appeared in Chatham.—
,trif' fear that it is the itinderpest. Probably it
only a virulent farm of murrain. It is to be
opal that it will not bebome epitinmie t . When
..l an animal is attacked the owner should kill
1.1 race and bury it deep. This mity save thous
r, of dollars to cattle owners.
SPECIAL COURT EXPLANATION.—
tVe learn that the notice given of the postpone
❑ent of the proposed Srmoial Court on the third
Moody of November is misapprehended: In
expianstioc, we are requested to say ILIA en ex
tra panel of jurors- was drawn for the Special
Curt, and the postponement of that Court • ren
errs the attendance of the jurors unnecessary.
Had this Special Court gone on there would
hire been three weeks of Court. As it is, the
trgular terra will commence on the last Monday
cl November, as usual,and continue two weeks.
The juror.. obese names we published week he
f.,re last hill be required to attend, and no other.
We may soy further, that the proposed Special
Court was intended for the trial of eases in which
Judges White and Williams have been interested
t.E' counsel, or otherwise, and Judge Streeter, of
m o utr o ss, was to have presided.
Guar UP HIGHER.—IL bee?lti'eS our
duty to chronicle Lou official -demise of our friend
Jot:. JAITES, Esq . % 13. S. Route .Agetktn'tile Cor.
Blosshurg R. R. Mr. James; according
urcport, was arraigned on a charge of putting .
tit political principles above the salary of his
tice, and being duly convicted, was at once ha
l:Laud. Mr. Janice wee further guilty of voting
far Andrei Johnson -in 1564; and had ho been
iliOitt.ro I for that, would have reeei‘toi little
Wc hear that his removal w./.9 eff
E'caira pat-ties agailn.t his political oppt—
alrs in this county.
uce Eror iE said to.be Mr. A. P. Yeemens.
Mt. Yeomans evidently needs the
!:.ry, and will doubtless make a good agent.—
.ideaover a, Clymer meeting in Jackson
the election, and probably voted Mr
~ .I:rtr and Wright. his title to office under."A
1. M. L. LioctrrY.—The firbt .assign of this
''sast3 was held at the Court House Friday evc.
:ld was well - patronized, et•pecially by tLe
The quertiou—•• Is a collegiate edueu:
t a. detrimental to genith, ';"—sras aiseuesed by
NiebolP, Webb, and others, in the affirm'
.1 e. :•ind Vith Allen, V. A. Elliott, Niles, and
In the negative. Decided in the affircua-,
~e Question for next Friday evening : Ought
,ale of intoxieatint , liquors to be , prohibited?"
~ , f. li , j r Xleirick—Neg. 3i~i"jor Elliott.
utEcui , ion will he participated in by the
generally. The Societj may be regar
1, flzudy established and tiv*.Pulilis has but
, Li.tion it to render it mutually beneficial.
"tcre have been taken to proiture la lecturer for
evening,l6tb Ina' e
A NEEDED IMPROVEMENT.—WeES
-I,N.Lae a, good a plot for for a Public Squarons
'itiY village we happen to know of. Tho trouble
ti.ht it is too public. It should be for the corn
-4,1. benefit, but not be "commons." Once en
it with a neat, and pot costly fence, plow it
it down anew, and the first step to
making it no ornament to the village will
i F"!ten taken. Then let us have diagonal,
ir ,4 e , lwall,r, and seats ender the trees.
11 E fruit is. we must all prepare fuels railroad
-111. ELrdly prGliable thit Wellshoro will be inng
t ,1 1 , 4:1YEW.1 8 town. Once lint in tommunieation
1 0,1 WA ter world by atcam, and we shall
xhtz”re. It is the duty ef the deiellerein
dlago to enclose tho Public Square met du
0 dm alay render the place heat end attractive
' Lc it End bubstantial fence around the S genre
'41.• halt for $125, Or the! cahouta. i.j'e despair
gEtlit,g the wale citizens to 1:130{B in the mat
4nd ' 6 g:4 - eet thttt the Wine set nut with sub
papers and see if the funds cannot to
rotd. hap pn.e they try it?
COUNCIL OF ORDINATION.—Pursuant
t ' "11l from the East Charleston Baptist Church,
r.dmeil met in the "M. E. Church" at East
Oct. 25th, to consider the propriety of
to the gospel ministry Rev. C. A. STONE.
l'as! , ,pr elect of the B t Charleston Baptist Church
The Council on.mnized by electing Rev. N. "L•
modern tor: and Dom. E. T. I3ently,
6 " 1,- . The examination proving highly aatiothc
hiF ordination tool( place ie th e leilmvi "
'rder • Reading of the Scripture by Rev, 3.• C.
I V,..t.k s of the M. E. Churek; Prayer by-Dea. E. T.
sermon by Rev. N. L. Eeynoldp; Or
prayer by Rev. M. Rock we'll ;Aland of
hilow-lon by Tier. D. B. McDermond ; Charge
(, mdidate by Rev. L. Stone; Charge to the
'Aura l by Rey. G. P. Watruus.; Closing Piuyer
P • , v...d. G. Conover,
E. T. RENTLY, Crkr
Trial Liget:4 firifieltabar
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Hall for Rose - vs C. Osman. - ~
Rathbone4 Co. vs Adm'rs of S. Duryea.
Geo. Fox's Adm'rs vs J. - N, Boyd.
Rufus Warren vs Middaugh --a Pattison
Beery M. Lattin et al vs A. IL Foster
I. Mitchell, Adm'r vs Wm. D. Kelly etal ,'
Alonzo Stewart vs Peter Myers '
S. 11. Landis - - vs R. S. Bailey
A. Holmes et al vs B. S. Sayres Ex'rs
Satnuel Ryan et al vs Wm. B. Stevens'
B. B. Robinson vs W. 11. Smith
8. A B. S. Bow.= vs Wm, L. Stewart
Edwin Dyer vs Pahltard & Taylor
William P. Baker vs Joel Ross
Guernsey fcir Westbrook vs J. W. Guernsey et al
Margaret C. Barber vs M. W. Newton
T. B Tompkins vs S. Hudson
Calvin Crow! vs M. D. Field
Sally Monbeas -vs Thos. Thompson etal
L.A. P. Cone v 8,5. B. Bann
r M. D. Field vs Leroy Gleason
John Wightman vs Anthony Cassner
William L. Cletamons vs J. D. Niles et al '
Nest Branch Ins. Co. vs C. Rathbono
Charles Ilier et al vs S. W. Everett
BE 'Up AND DOINGi.—Who ever be
comes a man of iEldllllll6o by, sitting under the
harrow of despondency? What drone ever ben
efits the world, his friends, or himself? There is
nothing like action coupled with cheerfulness.—
We see it everywhere. Who is ho sitting on that
empty barrel at the corner? A man with no en
ergy, a prey to grief. He does not know what to
r ilo, and how to start. Who is that man standing
in the salcaM ? A lazy, do-little sort of a vaga
bond, who hardly earns his bread and butter.—
Do you wish to become such a character? 'lf
not, arouse yourself; away from the arm chair,
up from the gutter,:out of the downy bed ! Move
your arms,-kick your feet, and stir about; give
the blood a chance to circulate through the veins,
and the air of heaven to enter your lungs. Seize
the first job presented, and dispatch it at once;
up for the day and get another forthwith; you
will soon earn enough to_ purchase a wheelbar
row or a hand cart, and then
„)on will begin to
lire. Who knows what you may become ?
orgy is half oninipoterit. Small beginnings endin
large gains; a penny well turned brings a for
tune. Resolve then to do sonicthing, and be
something, and our word for it, you will bless us
to your dying day for our plain-spoken advice.
SOMETHING NE:W.—Having just received a new
appiiratus for producing local anaesthesia by nar
cotic spray, (or freezing the gums.) I;am now
prepared to execute all operations of, Dental
Snrgery with but little or no pain. - AO to, all
desiring such opperations I would say you can
avoid much suffering by the use of this wonder
ful. invention which is perftctly harmless and
simple. Please call and test it.
A. B. EASTMAN,
In Tioga, Oct. 27th, by Rev. D. It. McDerusond,
Mr. ;William Waters, of Richmond, Tioga Co.,
and Miss Sarah Ann ,Andrews, of Alba, Bradford
Co., Pa.
In Tioga, Oct. 28, by the-same, Mr. Horace W
Tobey and Miss Harriet 0, Beach, all. of Tioga,
.11 Batavia, N. Y., at-the Western Hotel, on the
25th ult., by the Rev. 0. E. Manly, Mr. Nicholas
Clemens of Ruuseville, (formerly of East Charles
ton, Pa.,) and Miss Mary McEntee, of Leroy, N. Y.
In 'Mansfield, on the 25th inst., by the Rev. ch
P. Watrous, Mr. 0. P. Barden, M. D, and Miss
Carry A. Gaylord, all.of Mansfield.
TRANGE, BUT TRUE.—Every young lady and gest,-
Orman in the United States ran hear something to
their advantage by return mail (free of charge) by ad
in
dreaAing the ilersigned Those having fears of being
humbugged 11l please oblige by not uicing Mi. , card
All 'others WI I please address their obedient servant; ,
TrIOS F 011.APMAN,
Jan 31.'(6-ly 631 BroadWay;New York
I ,I IIIIORS OF YOT.I7II.—A Gentleman . who suffixed
j 4 fvr ytetrr from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
mut :di the effects of youthful indfiel ellen, will, for the
zake of rufferinr, humanity, rend free to all who need
it, the redpe and direettema fur malting the simple rd in
edy by uhich lfe um, eared. Sufferers wishing to profit
by tho advettmer's'experiente eau do so by addressing
JOHN B. OLIDEN,,Iti Clinabers•St.,N, Y.
Jan, 31,'66-Iy.
pirtE , CONFESSIO:s.:S & EXPERIENCE _OF AN IN
' VALlD.—Published for the twoufit and ae a eantloar
to young men and others. who sutler front Nervous) Do-
l iliry, Ptcumtmu Decay of Manhood'. In.„ supplying- at
the same time the means of Ft If-Cute By one who has
cared himself after undergoing; conelderabliNtutekery.
'l:y-enclosing postpaid Mldressetl eni elope, single cop
[se. free of eherge.may he had of the author.
NATUANILL MAYFAIR, Esq., liroohlyn, Kings Co
N. Y. T 3131
SCRATCH ! SCRATCH ! SCRATCH!
WHEATON'S OINTMENT
Will cure the dtch in 48 Sours.
.11so curep SALT /LULU}, ULCEIL% CLILLBLAINS,
.al EU:FPI:IONS OF TILE SKIN. 122 ice 50 cents.—
f•ald . by alt druggists. By sending 60 cents to
L porrni, Solo Agents.l.7o Washington
lieston, it will be forwarded by mall, frtN3 of postage;
to nary part of the United SLUMS.
June 6,1666. op. notice ly.
Tot ..oturiCAN CooxiNC, SiorE is Manufactured with"
seam unprovernen to, - secured by letters patent, troller
Sues at Slay 5. ISM:, and December &, Int 6. Oue 4f
improvements racers the arrangement of fitting a
eortablensh pan in tho hearth of ri,nooking, eteve,
to
INIE`IVI3 the ashes as it passes doilt from the grate. All
persons are cautioned again tuttnulnctUring, vending ,
or using other stoves made in Imitation of the 'Amen- ,
I.JII. 11 , 3 :MIMS have been commenced for infringement of
tixsepateuta; and all persons manufacturing. 'Jelling
ornsing, sold imitations, aHI be liable for damaged for
to tringembut on these letter, patent.
SII FAIL; PACHKRD -•
17 and 19 Green otreet, Albany. N. Y.- -
The AMERICAN iy for rule by 'WILLIAM 'ROBERTS,
Welleboro4p la-brus-
110 CONSCMPTIVES.—The advertiser, having been
I restored to health in a ferir weeks by a very simple
rem edy. having suffered fur several years with - t
sevete lung affection-and that dread diseaSe;Connntnp
tiOn—ia anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers
tle• means of cure
To all who desire it. he will send a copy of the pre
scription used, free-of charge:, with tliu directions -for
preparing and using the same, Which they will Lind a
sure tyre tor Consumption, Asthma, tironcliitis.Coughs
^and Culds.and all thtoat and lung affentious Thy only
object of the advertihey in sending the Prescription is
to benefit theaftlictod and spread information which lie
conceives to be invaluable, nifdhe lopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it will cost them -nothing-and
may prove a Messing Parties wishing the preseription
PAM, by return mall, will please- acldr l qs Rev. ED-,
WARD A • 1
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(Jab. 31. '64-Iy] •
ID I NG-BONE, SPAWN, WIND-0 ALLS, CALLUS, Ac.,
On borocs, RADIC:U.LT find PERNAMENTLY CURED. by
,the use et-
Roof'a-Ri»gbane and Spatin Care.
This medicine was established2s years ago, and has
never been kuvwn to fail, Giya it a single trial. For
sale by W. D. THRItELL & CO., Corning, N.Y.
,D. E. Barnes & Cu., Agents, New Yu/k. ac17,60,6m
rrHE annual election foillirectors of the Tioga
County Bank will he held at its office on
Monday the 19th of 'November, 1866.
A. S. TURNER, Cattier.'
October 24, 1'866
DO you want a splendid Morton Pen ? du to
FOLEY'S.
FIRE, LIFE & ICCIDENTIL
W.. S.
GENERAL - POLICY
,A1:097 FOR
Home, N. Y_,
lE•tw
Ynrnix 1,000,000 5,000,000
North A tnerjenn, Philad'u, 1,000,000 - -7:31,000
Putnam, 000,000
r.. Mutual, 3liidlc Penns... 357,402 92
fit' • 250,00
Lyeu.nlog. 51utual, Muney,
anciteter,
C 6 e Mutual, Life, 17. City,
N.Y. Acci.ientAl
velere Accidental, Ilartford, „
.I:quill' We Life A:=stirnnoe. Society
Yon Hazardous, Hazardous. and Extra•llnt
aednup. Rbkt , talten.at reasanable rates. Policies
' , sued, and all Lasses adjusted at this Office.
- ‘1". H. SMITH, WelletroiirTiC:
July 25, 1866.7-41.
N. L. REY)f4LI:I£I 4
Moderator.
MARRIAGES
lIRETIMOINGN
WELLSBOROUGIJ
INSURANCE AGENCY.
OGA COUNTY,
arta . Capital. ' Angel's,
...$2,000,1 1 60 $,.883,817
... 2,000,000 :1,500,4h9
NO:, - St - RRE
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- kr OW that the Political Campaign has ended;
.0 the Business Citiofaiiiii , :;ll3:epitied..Vrith 144
same motto,4l4con - 11:4t thellead:g Ortir.9oltimr4
HUGH YOUNG,
NO. 5 UNION BLOCK, WEIILBBORO,TAI,
having refitted his Store, is poss ., receiving for the
Fail Season a laki.o toM:tifitg - r: rf,YL!I."-:t,i;k2
WALL r.'4PER§T 1
His stock includes nearly a hundred different
Mittens of Gilt, Satin. WhitepLeather colored
-and Brown, Papers, Parlor, Hall, and decoration
Papers, Kitchen, Dinh* ; Rodin; 'Bed,' Chamber
and Sitting Room - .Paperii,. Bordera :to
match. „Alio;
CLOAC Wj:M?O'W`,SITAI)tS;:
And fixtures, Paper el 'nights, and
Fir ?... 13°41 :a , P eP.P r eRSM a RtY, YJ l !#t t , 19.1.1 r
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Parties just entering upon' bneinear, 'country' .
Merchants . , - Lawyers; Paysiciane, — Clergymen:
- Sabbath School gotnmitteir, rintflhe , continpriity
at iarge will do well to call and . , ertitnine , t.ltegfe
and prices before purcb4ng elseW4ere• „
600,000
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Remediber the place, No. b UNION BLOCK;
.35relleboro, Pa.
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is the place to call and eraminsigl:kod goods. If
'e cannot convince our custosiers that we are
selling at reasonable prices, it is then time to try
sometof our would be (if they could) competitors.
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know how hard it has bee r a herettifore-Iti obtain'
-_the articles to wake, fair, ir a tiro : -ornamental and
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and orennly ton hoppk,to 8119,..W - you the goode,
whether Ton bay or not.
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Can be'made by every man, woman, and child in
is emanty, iE they will atirietly adherirter the •
plan of buying their goods of the well
known popular 014 - conaliern of
V. IL Smith's Sons,
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IPICV GOODS, GROCERIES ,CLOTHING,
42COTS & SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
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~-14 4, 0 40. k iat
: akffs,
are on hand in itbnndanee,
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NEAP FOR THE MILLION,
, 3:. ititthadhl Reliable ,Ctitner, the
Mill
PEOPLES' STORE,
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GRAVE-Aft IMPORTANT IN-FORMA:
TION TO CASH BUYERS WHO WISH
TO SPEND THEIR .MONEY "WHERE
THEY CAN GET THE MOST FOR IT.
5 ",,,1V.f KITH'S SONS' syitern "of keeping
an etiormous stock of goo.ls at all times of the
year,;and,pelling.them cheap—,this system so ob
"noxidds to big preti'siiiiresis" 'fairly begun for
theeeason at their sture,-and s'ucb• 11 year flit
doin people good was never known
,before., Cer
tainly there is no good reason for swindlin& pri
ces nbw yvCntik•e en0,t40,1/ NO*, a lreitelt.
The gieltaclvantagii and Importance of trading
-for Cash or Heady pay is-fully illustrated be the
Ipw prices now raging at the Peepree_Store.';• —
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It FEW HOUSEHOLD WORDS FOR i'HE
FAJINAR. ,WHANIC, _PEOPLE *
G EDIERialtY: z - n• • 2
Buy your gdoils uf a
,coirerti whiclOuta a. big
assortment and is selling 41,ettAia.tes as,many goods
atml of cpurse can Sea thanirakomny times Mims,
taliqban small concerns. We give all such ad:
:vantages to our customers.
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A FF.W OTHER BIG THINGS FOR THE PRE-
DiNT BOYER TO CTNSIDER BEFORE SPEND
ING HIS 4194 . F,
tdok oat for big stores and big rents; big notes
andhigrtliritertitandi,Rouriliglitaimr#
that•La o w tens vci;v•zbad as against. R.
Smith's Suns' situationgilikpaithes and no
,tents, new goods at break down prices, and the
good old motto of small, profits, good value and
quick retards, eying to the breeze: ' The fact is,
ihe only true and certain road to fortune for the
mer Chant is always to giveEcs - customers. as we
do. the moat lie can for his money, and depend on
large sukett for his profits. (Again, our popular
and legitimate system of dealing, buying strictly
for cash. always having Oath on hal:O.:render US
`masierapg the,situation when a drop comesin.the
market. • .
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AT I er /yferre l zqa.f there mccitla M4pP
• of
Itzg lot goods, at low priees, as
W: R. Sinith's 'Sans can
and will slimbfrom this
1111 I - time forward.
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Oar stock of Dry Goods acid Clothing can't be
bent, and no customer who is in the right shape,
eveilleares the stotttilli i thrtt );yity . ingotpd none
who,care what they say, wilt make the assertion
Iltit; tmy,gooda - elsewhere; aachettp.
keep the lamest steock:of L , •- . 7 , •
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BboTs vi s ylivms, TatAN4444o4oi
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that: isitteooo the county. Qnil. if nothing. Ware
thari to see the CHEAP GOODS on the anxious
counter.t ,JE - •
GARPETS-AND OIL ,CLOTHS
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at ruinous low rates. The cottage andpdatStati•
-be replenished fora song Da*, - by 'ialring- 'Oft She
People e Friona. _
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and a thousand other articles can be found; and
no one who sees them can--kelp buying. We
17} an ufa c tore all the CLOTHING we sell. Every
.well *eves' mins-buys bicharness
Smiths SunlWe iisci_triatte - t6 - order: Our Cutter
IF:master of his art; be stands down the ball for
Aciat, man who wierda "The - shears fort livelihood;
!„-ltiu fits cure the deformed.
We
j h~ Fotk Flour' and Sali,
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always as low or less than market rates.
It is more than ever.. the duty of-erery man
grid woman to call here before' buying, and look
through t i hysitbrkpf tempting goode and bargtrins„- 1
as no - ono Can imagine or form any Men: bow
great -a difference there is between the prices of
goodadiaughiToecnsit anil - prices of goods!Dlse.
where bought for notes that are not paid promptly.
The safest thing for all buyers who want the
lowest notch, itt; goods, is to call and,get
Smith's l'ons i prices, aria 'fake around in your
pockets to compare. A great many stores will
get the cord shoalder after yen visit the Old Cor
ner where they work for their customers,
You cannot mistake thei 'place, att it occupies
the room of four stores, immediately on the Erie
railway,.and the'restris constantly going 011._
' 0111, if for nothing more than to see bow we
spike the guns. Yours, truly. „
W. R. SMITH'S SONS.
Saps 5,i1866.
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A just Fi returned from New York with,s fall
assortment of
SEASONIBLE DRY GORES;
GROCERIES, RATS AND :CAPS,
BOOTS AND . SHOES, EARTENWARE,
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*IARDWARE, FLOUR, SALT,
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And everything usually found in a country store,
which:he is selling cheaper than any other store
in the county.
COME AND SEE
No charge for showing Goods..
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H. HARRINGTON
Whttneyville, Sept. 26, 1866.-3 m.
A. PARSONS'
LIST OF BARGAINS FOR
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Foetal ri7rEtcle 74-343
MEN
BARGAINS IN PRINTS
Common Prints 12c, fast colors 150, best 20c
- .$
BARGAINS IN MEETINGS
Yard wide Sh - e4ing, 113 e, yard wide lieavy-shpet
jug 18d, standard heavy sheeting 25c.
;
BARGAINS IN. j eaehed Muslin 22 SIIIItTINGS.
Go : 4 1r . . .-
and 25e, extra quality
i " I and wide, 31c, best yard wide 38.
BARGAINS IN WOOLENS.
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Rea flannl - heavy 3s;'Grey
eavi 44c; Red' twilled flannel rexfra 50o: All
_wool Sa beeps grey cloth sl;Cj; all woof caseimere
40s, Ile, 12e; 0. k T. Cassimeres wool filling 75c;
• Kentucky Jeans 25e. . , ,
El
BAIL AIMS IN BALM:MEL&
We sell fhb 143ruaerg,10At - tak. - .52,50, eeitteit4 all
at $3i75; ire-alfe Ikavii'all'the extra q antiel at
' largelywitteed rates.
'Bail:nine in Shawls, Cloaks, Cloths, Dress Good
a good Piramatta yard wide 44* alapacca
Froneh'meiluo 8s and 10s; twilled Coburg 38c
,a - 14 lots of other goods equally cheap,
BAREMINA. raT OOPS-Elia
ourstutirti trade to one - manufacturer we
can Bell Hoop Skirts very 'cheap.. We sell a
dood Hoop Skirt 20 springs iteavy.tape kid pads
Bs.; higher numbers equally cheap.
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RICHARDSON'S
Double Sole 'Kip Boole, ,Ifalf:doeble 'mile Kip
Boots, Tap Sole Kip Boots at loisestprices itithe
I intend - to:toe:re lgood. stook, - sell ettesp t said
do Ely futrabaro of trade.
Ott. 24, 1866
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NATIVE GRAPE . B R ANDY.
Mk
"OLD CATAWBA," Vintage of 1862, on sale by
lii2
P. - ai 'WILLIAMS; Druggist ► '
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wh o-tefers , thes.pvibliciel 1
Packer M. b.; J. H. Shearer, M. D.;
L. IL Johnson; M. D.
Warranted pure for Medicinal purposes
EAT. , Air -
.A.l4D,FihAr• J. TiPPLE,..having recently
pnrehased Mi."\i'Le:Ziwp.pend'e interest in the
MEAT- MAR}ET,
would say - to the citizens of Wellsboro and vicin.
,Sty that i he will eentinne the bosioesa-a4 the old,
stand-:-giving hie entire,attention in supplying
the wants of or Who may laver him with their
*tronage. Constint3y.orrhand ;
FRESH MEATS' OP Al L"
Shop one Door South of Smith's Law Office
Wellaboro, Sept. 2G, 1866-tf.
To --dam= ra,ririers of 1 1`roga, County
; 7 • tr , •
lAM now building at my manufactory, la I Lawronce•
villa. a superior
FANNING 11i1LL,
- which possesses the following ,
advantages over all other
tnille :
I. It :ileraillitisillosts,;rdtlita.r,,' and foal , seeds, - Mad
. chess and cockle, from wheat-.
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2. It cleans flex seed, takes out yellow seed; 'arid all
other seeds, porfectly, , . - , ' ' . .
, 3, It cleans timothy seed. ' .
4. It does all other *Operating required of a mill.
This mill is built of the best and most dorablo Um
in good style, and is sold - clrap tor cash, or Pro..
duce.
Iwill fit a patent 'love, for separating oats from
crbeat, to other mill% on reasonable terms.
J. 11 MATII.E.II.
I,nw•cenTri*, cetobFr 10, 1.5,!,
Auditor's Notice.
TIRE - undersigned having been appointed an
'Aixditor to diSfribufetfie'money Arising from
the salei`orreal4Ctate'of Lyman Burt, deceased,
will attend to the duties of said: appointment, at
the office of Nichols (1, Mitchell in Wel!shore, on
Saturday, the 17th day of November next, at 1
o'clock P. of skid day, at which tiennand.place
all persons interested in the distribution of said
fund are invited to present theii
JOANL4rEquELL,
0d.61,24, 1.856.4 i Auditor.
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country
J. A. PARSONS
Auditor's Notim
THE 'undersigned baying been appointed an
Auditor to distribute the fends in the hands
of the Sheriff arising from the sale of the real
estate of Hiram ID9ChO, in the Z. 3,20 of A. P. Cone
vs. Hiram Intebo, will attend to the duties of his
appointment at his ofdea in Wellaboro, on Thurs
day, November 22, at one o'elte, r , P . 31 ,
JEIIO3IB B. NILES,
Dotaber 24, 1858-4 . 1 Auditor.
Blacksmith and Farrier.
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1 OSEPH MANLY Would inform the citizens
of Wellsbore and vicinity that ho has lea;3l
th ,old Wank stand , on Water street, lately 0 ,,_
cuPled by Mr. Ritter, where ho may 1 10 1 , ,,,,, 3
prepared to shoo horses .r, - .id oxr..n, and do all
work pertaining to his trade. He also t] a prac
tical Barrier, and will treat horses for diseases.
October 24. ISeB—tf
Hairdressing & Shaving.
Saloon over Willcox Durkee° Store, Wells
boro, Pa. Particular attention paid to Ladies ,
/181 r-cutting, Shampooing, Dyeing, eta. Braids,
Puffs, coils, and niches on band and made to or
der.
IL W. DORSEY. 'Jr. JOHNSON.
Ayer's Pills.
you sick, feeble and com
plaining? Ape 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'a Pills, and dri'e out the humors—
purify the blood, and let the fluids move on un
obstractedly, in health. They stimulate the or
gans of the body into vigorous activity, purify
the system from the obstructions which make dis
ease. A cold settles somewhere in the body, and
deranges the natural operations of that part.—
This, if not relieved-, will react upon itself and
the surrounding organs, producing general ag
gravation, suffering and derangement. While in
this condition, take dyer's Pills, and see how di
rectly they r&store the natural action of the sys
tem, and with it the buoyant feeling of health.—
What is true and so apparent in this trivial and
common complaint, is also true in many of the
deep seated and dangerous diseases. Tha same
purgative expels them. Caused by similar ob
structions and derangements, they are surely,and
many of them rapidly, cured by the same moans..
None who know the virtue of these Piilswili neg
leetto employ them when suffering from the
ills
-orders they cure, snob as headache, foul stom
ach, dysentery, iliiiol.lA complaints, indigestion,
derangement 4 the liver, costiveness, constipa
tion, heartistirn, rheumatism, dropsy, worms and
suppressiote, when taken in large doses.
They are sugar coated, so that the most 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 Inturmitient
Fever, or ()hate and Fever, Remittent Fever ,
Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache*
or Bilious Headache, and Bilious Fever
deed for the whole dues of diseases originating .
in bilearg derangement, caused by the malaria of
miasmatic countries.
This remedy has rarely failed to ears the se
verest eases of Chills and Fever, and it has this
great advantage over other Ague medicines, that
it subdues the complaint without injury to the
patient. It conno quinine or other delete—
rious substance, silifdoes it produce quiniem or
any injurious etfitit whatever. Shaking broth
ers of the army and the west, try it and you will
endorse these assertions.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYER lc CO.,Lowell,
Mass., and sold by all druggists and ealers in
Medicine everywhere.
Farm for Sale
TEE undersigned offers for sale the farm in
Tioga, Tioga. county, Pa., known as the
Fang or Crane firm. It is situated on the Tioga
river, three miles above Tioga village, a few rods
frgm 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 well fenced. Will be sold
cheap, and is very desirable. F. E. SMITH.
Tioga, October 17, 1866—dm
WE HAVE NOW ON HAND A
SPLENDID A.SSORTIII*IIT QF
SUMMER GOODS
At the People's Store, (Waft N. Y.
Adapted to the wants of all classes; and as we
laid in for a good stock: just - before the /ate ad
rance in New York; we aro !now enable& "to sell
most of our gouda at about
Nin- YORK Placa-
int:o W e nou go ld od ea s l f te r sparial attention to -oar large
LADIES' SUITS,
and the finest line of
FRENCHMUSLINS AND ORGANDIES
over offered in this market. We also have a tyke
assortment of
LADIES'- SACAIFES, TALMAS AND
BAS4I:TMi,
in cloth and !ilk, to whiula-wndnvitatheattantiuy
of bulyerii: Our stock of-
CLOTHS AND -64A.8MMItRES,
for men's and boy's wear, is kept very full,. And
CLOTHING lIIADETO ORDER,
on short nett°n and in this latest style.
Balmoral and Hoop Skirts,
of every variety
G-ING-HA.MS,
ALPACAS, POPLINS, DeLAINES,
CHALLEES, SUN UMBRELLAS,
JEANS, ' CpTTONADEg, SHEET-
INGS, SKIRTINGS
Our facilities for BUYING GOODS are UN
SURPASS,ED by tiny in this section, and we
wish it understood that
We do not . intend to be UNDERSOLD by
any
We tender our thanks to the citizens of Tioga
Co., who have-patronized us and would respect.
fully invite tlio , Fe who'have never done so to chit
and see us, Store opposite the Dickinson Tioitse
on Market Street, three doors west of the comer,
and two doors east of Hungerford's Bank. 11
SMITH & WAITE
Corning, N. Y., Juno 27, 1888.
Bounty and Pension Agency.
k %ISt:, received definite instrnctiou9 in regard to
the extra bounty allowed by tha act 4pPrOired
July 28,1868, and basing on hand a large supply of all
necessary blanks, we Pot prepared to prosecute all pen
sion and bounty claims which • tatty be placed In our
hands. Peti.ong living at a distance can communicate
with us by letter, and their communications will be
Airemptly animated. SMITH 81 SHAW.
Wellabom. October 24, 1866.