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WEDNESDAY gOV. 14, 1866
New Advertisements.
D r ug Store—C. P. Leonard.
Card—J. C. Strang.,
Do not limp, &c—J. A. Roy.
Cobbler's Emporintn—Ben. Seely.
perrotelm_ Fl ouee—Geu. C 11.1150.
Dissolution—Monroe & Carvey.
Teal II for .-"ale--B. Van. Dupen.
Teachers wanted—Charleston Directors
To Boys—Wilmot ButtervForth.
Notice of Depositions—Wm. T. Urell.
RENTING.—We are requested to
Ica notice that the pewe of St Paul's Epieeopal
Church will be routed for the ensuing year on
y r idty, Nov. 16, at 2 o'clock, aftiraoon.-
EPISCOPAL MITE SOCIETY. ---We are
nulled to give undue that the Ladles, of ..tho
Episcopal Church will hold their Snit Sociable at
the house of M. H. Cobb, Thursday evuning,
15th lust. A general attendsbee is bertrwllh
R. R. ACCIDENTS.—We have news of
g calition on the Tioga road, near Mansfield on
tte oth inst., evening, by which one locomotive
Ist entirely destroyed and the other damaged.
On the morning of the 10th there was another
gcident near the same place, caused by a'mis
flaoed switch. The damage was not great. The
Tioga R. R. is following the fashion it seems.
BLIINEB£I CHANGE. —We owe an apol
,gy to Mr. J. L. Belden, Druggist, for asanadver
tot error in his advertisement. Some time ago
gr. Belden ordered the fact of the dissolution of
to trua of J. L. Belden 3 Co. to appear in the,
c irertisement. It was forgotten.-
Mr. Belden has purchased his partner's interest
is the Drug business, and carries on the business
it loh. evrn name hereafter.
TIOOA BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.—The
fret quarterly meeting of the Tioga Baptist Asso
dstien will be held with the Covington Church
en the last Wednesday in November, (28) at 10
o'clock a. x. Opening sermon by Rev. M. Rock
well. Contributions Education Society.
Tioga, Nov. ith. E. T. - 13r.srt.wr, Clerk.
8.111)T landsELP.—We have learned
the brief particulars of a sad accident resulting
it the death of a boy ; named Otis Butler, of Del
mar, on the Bth inst.
It seems that the deceased and a younger
bather were together•in the house, and during
the temporary abEence of the grown up people,
Otis went into the bedroom and undertook to
bring out a loaded rifle, the ramrod of which Wag
left in the barrel. Ho dragged the gun along
after him, when, in crossing the threshold; the
hammer caught and the charge exploded, sending
both bullet and ramrod through his head. He
tired until the rod was withdrawn, when he bled
death.
L”adeld guns should not be left about in the
each of children. •
Y. M. L. A.—The Association had an
interesting E ets ion at the Court House last Friday
evening. The question—" ought the traffic in
intoxicating drinks, as a beverage, to be by law
prohihited ?"—was dimmed at length, and de
cide,' on its merits in the affirmative.
Prof. VERRILL, of the Mansfield Nortgal
fichool, will deliver the first lecture of the course
before the Association, at the Court Rouse, neat
Friday evening, 18th inst. Jeate free. The
public is invited to attend.
OIL IN DrOmniG.—The -Muncy
says that 'the Money Oil Company struck
ell at the depth of 450 feet on the 25th ultimo.—
The drill bad passed into the third sans rods—
The rain le said to be large, and the oil flows
cues the top ci the well. Well, we are glad of it.
BEARS ABOUT.—The Jersey Shore
v,det, is informed that two bears'''Were seen in a
ccrrtald near that village last Sunday.
It also says that Daniel Whipple, of that place.
while proceeding with his boat on the canal near
Ferry, lately, saw an animal of the cat
0 which lie gave chase. The ani
ml retre.,kd a little and then stood Its , ground,
gTcvling and snapping its teeth. Mr. Whipple
t,WIIO his heals like a wise man.
NEW SHOE SHOP.--Mx. BEND. SEELEY,
De of the best Mechanics in this region, has
-peed :4 new shoe-shop over the store of Jerome
,L;tb, rear room; and is prepared to fill ordtrs for
•1: kinds work in his line in the best manner,
and et :hurt notice. We commend him to the
Pterous patronage of the public. Entrance be
owen'd and Smith's Stores.
GREELY'I3 HISTORY OF THE A.ESE.L
..leN —We are requested to give notice that Rev.
JrDi Robinson: will be able to supply subscribers
with Greelere History of the Rebellion, 2d vol
ime, within about four veeks, or about the let
Lf December. lie bay several subscribers bore.
u2st we believe. -
BEEF, Ce3l3AGEE,iliOnn of
load oce.ns of time have been expended in
iwaing for the phtlosophel's stone, by the'inagic
, q which all metals trere to be transmuted and
toe^mo gold. The search has been fruitless thus
But we can Lear wittress to a transmutation
t ltvrt ss wonderful as that hoped for from the
tttlosel Lees storm. Not many clays ago we re
ied a superb sirloin roast of beef which proved
to to as tender and juicy, almost, as young pork.
Its toast Came with thecomplimentsuf ourfrienu
Zr Jug:: B. SHANSPIMBE,- and the news that
“it:tt 6d. tow" bad passed from -the weary world
:ifruuiserii.ing ordinances and pounds, int.
It• realm of Beef, where trolit yard gates ma}
to i , .!t ajar, and cabbages may be grown with isn
tutlt.e.
TLIN was a triumph. 'Surely.' thought we,' tin,
bra T e Ita revenges." As we gased - with longing
ere= fibq Waterlog mouth upon the tender roue .
vldou of the night when, under a fult : .
i 'Prei.Eloo, "that old cow," deliberately took on'
ICU , ff Its hinges, flung it over her back Into
raw., sad walked into our mall cabbage patrl
Ibtre %ere a dose; or two fewer heads in tha'
the etzt morning, auda young hemlock the
~ter ►bade trose. •Lere, then, at tart,
eC teLt,l.4 d rich return for our callibagea— tilt
beleg traliblllUteoti into delicioua'beef. Think
i'Vblrtifird:iirared TilitinToit r ikbeef "by !,
c.uw : :Let no irreverent fallow Lay that
;IQ spoon to "tailor's cabbage," for we distinctly
ILY
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c return thanksfor the beef and forgive
the tresTars, having in mind ratheY the good
ut the donor than the uurnlynese of ••tba
Ans 0PP . .. 2 :1t becomes our pleasant
prtylleg t to chronicle the beheading of another
eith principles above price. Mr. .1.
W oonarrs, late P. M. at Liberty, is no more—
P . %. Ile was charged with haying more than
il!,0 worth of principles, which rendered him on
tt to hold office under A. J.
BEISJAYIN FRANKLIN Wenufre, Esquire, i, the
'eir incumbent. We know nothing for or against
Mr Werlino, having never heard of him boffin:
eXCe Pt . I LS a flaming Copperjohnion. He will do
the tueinees well euoneb probably, and' perhaps
get rich out of the salary of $l6O.
Hoithith STOLEN.--Spine
fellows stole two horses In this county week be
fore last. One of the horses was owned by Mr.
Rasp, of Lawrence, and the other was ownen in
Jackson. The latter .was valued at $5OO.
BUSINESS CHANGE.—Mr. E. KIMBALL
has bought out Mr. J. B. Wilcox in the grocery
business, and awaits the 'congratulations of his
friends.
Mr. C. P. LEONARD of Lawrenceville, has pur
chased the Drug store of Mr. Miller, of that place
and will hereafter conduct the business.
THANIESGIVE23O.—Gov. CURTIN has
issued his proclamation appointing Thursday.
Nov. 29, as the day of thanksgiving and prayer.
The turkeys may as well make their wills and
prepare for the fire which burneth like an oven,
TROY ITEMS.—The Gazettesays that-a
young man, named Wm. Cobb, formerly of that
- place, was lately. killed oh , thirailreatd - In -Wis.
corna. The body reached Troy by express last
week. The deceased was. a Massachusetts man,
an 1 served with distinction in the late war.
Hooker. further 'says: that' Ate owners—of th*
Alba oil well are reported as having cut up tilt
well into post-holes, many of which they have
sbld, and the remainder they have salted doivn
for the winter. Judging by bis report of the Troy
sidewalks we should think that some of the Post
holes had beep transferred to the sidewalks.
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The Towanda Reporter says that W. Warren,
of West Granville; in Bradford, dug, picked up,
and covered with straw, 141 bushels of Potatoes
in one day. Mr. Eastman is a little behind ac-
cording to this report.
The same paper mays that the Troy District
Ministerial Association held its session at Canton,
Oct. 16 and 17. The Association raised 4 sllO
forßev. Mr. Stillwell, who lost his. horse en the,
way to the
_meeting. The nest meeting will be
held at Mainsburg,-in this County. •
The same paper says that the result of the lite
Sunday School canvass in 'that County. shows_
that there are 10,039 Scholars in Bradford County,
and that 820 conversions have taken place in the
Schools during -the last year. - -
A maid of 54 - summers and a l- widower of '7B'
winters we-o married in Alba on the_22d of Ooto
her. They reside in Canton. The Calathnm
plans paid them a visit the same-evening.
THE RAILROAD QUESTION
Nov; Bth, 186 F
FRIEND AOITATOIL: " The Railroad" which you were
kind enough to lay before your readers a few weeks ago,
has not been graded to any • great extent. Before gra
ding it, Would it nut be well to consider the qUesticin
of routes? There-As a route running through Darn
tettlement and down Lamb's Creek, of fair grade, by
which Tioga can be reached in less than fifteen miles
from Wellaboro. It could not be twelve miles to the
Tioga It. It. by this route. t 5 bet herlhe route to Elmira
would lie up the .alley of Mill Creek, or through a
pass lower down, is a question to be determined by
distance and.grade. A road should be built on the'best
foot*, and care should be exercised in selecting it. The
teople of this vicinity are in favor of the route here
proposed, but that should not determine its utility_ A
careful examination of the ground end facilities, and a
otreful (oileidelation of all questions relating to the
building of such a road, should alone determine where
and bow it should he built. We are in faver r of a rail
road and want one in the best place asnear as we can
get it. We want it to run from Wellaboro to some
point on the N.Y. & brie. think it can be built, are.
willing to help build lt,:and • hope enough- others are
willing to have the locomotive whistling through our
hills and vales bebre two - yeara have gone by. We have
but to move in the mutter to have it done. We will
move that a petition be circulated for a charter "for said
road, to be presented to the Legislature next winter,
and that as 110012 as convenient,itooka—bo-opened for
subscription to the capital stock. Charleston, whose
citizens were not slack in the matter of bounties'dn•
ring the war will build her share of the road and pat
ronize it to the extent of her ability, and her ability is
quite considerable when the question of majorities for
freHlom and its advocatcs come up. Let all in favor of
the rood .ay "Aye." Its opponents will speak forth
also if they desire to be - heard. They are not the
CITIZINS OF EAST Ca/ALMON
, Losi.—On the Delmar road, Nov. Sth, some
wherh between Chas. Herrington's and the Cool
idge School House, A BANDBOX. contaluing-a
Water Mink Muff, hair brush and comb, beside a
few other articles. „. .
The finder will confer a great favor by leaving
the same at Mrs. &field's Millinery Rooms.
Nov. 14. 1868
Rain JEWELRY.--We have been
shown some fine specimens of Hair Jewelry, the
handiwork of Mrs. SOPIELD, of this village. She
does this sort of work artistically. Mrs. S. also
pays the best prices for human hair. •
SoMETBING NEW.—Having just received a new
apparatus for producing local anaesthesia by nar
cotic spray, (or freezing the gums.) I am now
prepared -te - execute all operations of Dental
surgery with bat 'little or no pain... And: to all
desiring such opperations I would say you can
avoid much suffering by the use of ibis wonder
ful invention which perfectly harmless anti;
simple. Please call and teat it.
A. B.,EAST2dAhr.
MARRIAGES
In Chatham, -on the 24th a, June, by N. S.
Hastings, Esq., Mr. Wilson King and Miss Julia
Pehrsall.
By the lame, Sept. 30,yr. Bradford W. Mor
rick and MisaEmma Howland; all of Chathriln.,:,
In Fall Brook on WedimedaY the 7th inst., a
the house of Mr. James Heron, hy the Req, E
Kennedy, Mr. Myron S. Stratton of Corning, Is 7
V. to Miss Sarah A. Heron, of Fall Brook. ,
In Atchison ,Kansas, Oct. 30th,,1866, by Rev:
W. K. Marshall, Mr. John C. Root, of Wellsborii t
Pa., to Miss Elizabeth Bell, of Atchison.
In Lawrenceville, Oet.3lstet, the houseof-T.-B-.
Tompkins the bride's uncle, by the Rev. Thomas
H. Cullen. W. B. O'Conuel of Dunkirk, N..Y. to
Miss Mollie T. DePuy of Addisioni N. Y.
On the Bib, by Rev. J. F. Calkins; Jaime. J
Roailley and Mica Fannie S. Blair, both of Pei
mar.
-Same day, by the same, John74f.C'tiyle and
Miss Ruth J. Roe, both of Middlebury. "-
On the 7th, by the same, Edgar b. • Webstor of
Chariestba, and Miss Sarah M. Mar', rWellsltoro:
EATHS
In Chatham, Oct. 6, 1866, of Typhoid Fever,
Miss Claracy Cartland, aged 16 y'rs and 11 mo's.
In Chatham, Oct 26, - of Consumption, Mrs.
Sarah J.",,Trife of Frank L. Fairchild, aged 32 yr,:s.
Information for Boys.
500 sQUIRREL SKINS wanted, for which
I will p.ty ten cents - each kfor gray and
Jiack in good condition).
- WILMOT BUTTERWORTH.
Wellsboro, Nov. 14, 1666, St*
TRAINOR, BUT TRUE.—Every young lady and gem
ileunin In the United States can hoar something to
=weir advantage by retarn mall (free of eharget by att
ir,ssiiig the undersigned Those having, fe-ars of being
Inailingged will pleas. oblige by not uutieingtlals card
All others will ploaso address their obedient servant,
THOS E CIIAI'MAN
Jan 31,'66-ly 831 Broadway, New Tor
"c•RROF,S OF Y01:1211.—A Gentleman who stifferid
for years from Nervous Debility, Premature_ Decay
mid all the effects of youthful indiscretion, far the
.alig of suffering humanity, send free to all who need
the recipe and directions for making the simide rem
.chic' pe was cared. Sufferers wishing to profit
by the Advertiser's experience can do so by addressing
- JOUN 11. OGDEN, 3.3 Chatabcro-St., N. Y.
Jan. 314'64-Iy.
=M=M=
iCRATCH! SCRATCH!! SCRATCH!
WHEATON'S OINTMENT
Will cure the itch in 48 Hours. '
Also dines SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, CHILBLAINS,
ail E:CUPrIONS OF THE SKIN. Price fin CVIIIB.
rOr Nilo by all druggists. Uy sending 00 cents to
WEEKS & POrrEit, sole agents. 170 Washington St.
ito.ton, it will be forwarded by mall free of postage,
to soy port of the Hutted States.
Juno 0,1866. sp. unties ly.
THE AMERICAN COORISO STOVE is manufactured with
certain improvements, secured by letters patent, under
dates of May 5. 1863, and Deoember 6, 1865. One of
these Improvements covers the arrangement of fittings
portable ash pan in the hearth of a cooking stove,
to
receive the ashes us it passes down from the grate. All
persons are cautioned against manufacturing, vending
or using other stoves Made in imitation of the Ameri
can, ad 'oils have been commenced for infringement of
thee , 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 Osten street, Albany.d9.
The AXZEICAN Is for sale by WILLI&M 'ROBERTS,
sWillsboro.jp 184 m-
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'having refitted his store, le now receiving for the
goascat a large supply
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His stock includes nearly a hindred different
patterns ofA Btlin.„-Ntilltes,oloptleer o*ed
and Brown` tafer*ParlbOtaireltitt
Papers, Kitchen, Dining Room, Bed, Chamber
and Sitting_ Room'-Papera;•erith
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MONTHLY TIME BOOKS, r• r•
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MOURNING, GOLD. IMPRESSION, DRAW.
ING, TRACING* MUR/WEISSDE, BLOT
TING AND *RAPPING PAPERS.
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In °Lidless variety, ufi.aira, lhapy,Fatoltß,,aatt,
quality.
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'Arnold's Genuine London Fluid,_ David? Fluid
• Blue, Riuyillepatine,,Li 3 / 4 1, aufilpfttr: dm
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Fifteen different - 4 #j)litt's
lan:numbers), Lehman's. the Washington Me
ditillon, the Bpencerian and other popular Pens.
t -irk;
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IPENCILS, DRAWING PENCILS,
SLATES A SLATE PACILS,
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picture Frames, Coirefi l itiiii - Tasio4 4s Phottltraphs
and Photograph AlbumCkniklitaßcadts, Wallets,
and large Money Books, Back-Gammon Boards,
Checkers and Chess Men, Pogitsti j Cutiery, Pocket
rind Toilet Combs, Bair anIFA., ooth Brushes,
Visiting Cards, Card Cases, milli" full assortment
of NOTIONS, which space will not Allow to be
enumerated here.
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COUNTRY, LAW, T : OLOGICAL,
MEDICAL AND 4--CELLA
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can Sunday SotrollTuibr, ii
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Denominational Boards , ardicidliwit, furnished
at the -
Publisher? own CataloguerPrices.
FAMILY AND POCKET BIBLES,TES
.: TAME4ItEIizTRANEWIIOMg;
- and HYMN BOOBS Eni , all Danataikiataiig2lro
nal and :Instrumental IlliSiDis349o,lCS, 4ND
SHEET MTISTU.—
Newspapers and -Paodicals.
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DALIESI :WHEEL/OS .MONftlitallg,
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Parties just entering upon business, gouptry-
Merebuitth—lavaera,2tuukaians,—Cbirg-Puea•
Sabbath School ,Commitiees, and the coriunuaity
at large will do wili''to
.and
and prices before-purohusing elsewhere.
Remember the. plaoe; • Ni.• 6 UNION BLOCKi,
Wellaboro, Pa. Ni2l. ,d i
got. 23, 1866.
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miiLdiTtattit's
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Is the place to call and esiunine good goods. If
we cannot conviaae our, customers lbst XL az*
stalling at reasonable prfasTii is dais th ii tti try
*me of our would be (if they could) competitors.
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Ars how hard it has been..bstratofore to obtain
karticles to make their attire ornamental and
rzti , complete.
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us know that we keep the ttest,Boot" and Shoe
makihg in'theleountry. Our Boots are all war,
be what we -shall represent them at the
Vine of isle.: tet lumbermen and others requir—
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ready , reapr_thsir_mrdsokb:r thpa 4014. isiserz
k
RY GOODS, GROCERIES ,CLOTHING,
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l9Y .: glog,il l A r l i aAF%l" -U1 I
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CA#M 4 V ) IYer-LPTH§i 1•1 F
per JOZ, 11 1- C%
are on band in abundanoe„,
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MEI
CHEAP Fon Tlig MILLION,
4tzt c
t at the old Reliable Corner, the
PEOPLES' STORE,
GRAVE AND IMPORtAIiTINFORMA
- SION TO CASH BUYERS WHO WISH
SPEND THEIR MONEY WHERE
TRW C4g - Ott CIIE 111OST 7011:
MEI
BIM
IV.' R. SMITH'S SONS' system of keeping
an enormous stock of goods at all times of the
year, and selling them cheap—this system so ob
noxiodCfolorrlirciflC stotes—ii ,fairly began''
the Fall easson at their store, and such a year for
'doing people good was never known efore. Cer
tainly there is no good reason for sWillfl4ag Prir
ces now; we have bad enoilb' of theM .
The great adraintake'andlinpliitdriciOf trading
for Cash oil, pay is tsi t ly ilitistro s d-* ) , th e
low prices now teging at-tk's,Peoples=StOre.
A FEW HOUSEHOLD WO,RDSFOR THE
FARMER. MECHANIC, -4
PEOPLE
s -
GENERALLY. -
"- Buy your goods - of _a concem which has a big
assortment and . is selling-ten times as many goods
and of course can sell them as many times ohea.
aer)han Small concerns. We give' all each ad,
vintages to our customers.
A E . :SW OTLUIR Bra TICINO& FOR TRY Pat
..' DENT Buns To GTAISLITZR BE SORT. SURD.
LNL/ HIS MoNir. •
iM BS
— rook out for big stores and big rents; big notes
and big rates of interest and no real takers at
that—iall of which is very bad as against W. R.
Smith's Solite',.eituatiou _ Light. expenses and ho
nips new go'ildiPat break down prices, and the
iNba'old motto of small profits. good value and
quiek,returns, flying to the breeze. Tho fast is,
the onlyntruo_aud certain:rciad•to fortrucie..tor"the
rient,httilways to give his customers, at as
d he reeethe own for his money, and depend on
i i je a 446 +WS IP ll) fitk , AgainiOur. ..poPular
1 and legitiaiate,syett3irkof dealing, btoitig strictly
I for eakh, always having cash on hand. render us
1011114os of the situation when a drop comes in the
l itw) , ,4t.
f:, . •
. Nevir before was there such a tempt
inlY,..w.l9l4loo.o4 at kW Priterftkg , %<,
p , ,
' iVV ~,' 1.-_ $1:14i6 V-3 9 Rens,:can ,-
and will show from this 1 1
z,... p• I time forward. _
,ail a' .1 - 30 -,''.. ;..71 - 1 , -..:/ .1 , ..'..ii ,'.:'.112.T' - : - !. ,r''
e
1 ,
it 04.1.., i - • 1 -- .. • .`": 7 ; Off ...A.1., .
Ou stobt Jr lici:.,ao4 : tad d ci4t4 , Atief
utat, nd no cu :
irtotOef Who itin the; r,iglit ttra i e,
Chili ayes the stericlaffionithilying,liMd-nbne
Rtba.care what they say . ,,Aljf,mikii.rtke-,Tassertion
1 • ttfat:they can buy goods chsawime ,tyt cheap. We
- tkeei) the largest stock of '-.,...„ ...
', i 3 :.
-BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
• A •
- 1 '
thkeis kept in th e ecepety:f Tetialleg more
gum to see the CHEAP GOO on the anions
Bunter.
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'.!; : ..,R ?I - I'i. ;, •1 ,:.:-:- ' - ' - '-'i - .e., - 1::. , i P
atinonslow rateNj rb9 c,ostikto lid jiaatie can
i i ,
~ nleniehed fora son; neyr I by ; calling on the
1 - Pealei!'s Friend.
A
CROCKERY, WALL PAPER,
I
..ii ,-.-"
and a'tbousagd99yl)Artiikrs, can .beiermst; , and.
no one who"' ides fitiltr..dati,,ktikYttykrig: - Me
, weltufacture all the'OL'OPB74VG-wefelf:- 2 Every
well man buys biLliirnesi GI:Million: R.
Smith's Sous. We also make to ordtpr. Our Cdtter
liteltster of his art; he stands down the hall for
est4a an si ho,,wietla... the shears. 1,0r.5, y.yelihon . d ;..
sislitt'siiitlieAsforthed,..... ^..•,‘: :. , ...• ",-.,-.. 41.
Tfe keep ris49ii-PTheir'ait4
• litlays as loiv_or loss than metritet-rates.
is more than ever the duty of every man
and woman to call here before buying, and look
through the stock of tempting goods and bargains,
as no okeregt cft , forei
zi
Tgreat-dilference there" is - between the prices of
goods bought for cash and prices of goods else
where bought for notes that are not paid promptly.
Put ssfeatotting-fair alt buyers 'who want :the
ivrest iota in goods, is to call and get W.-R.
ISinfib's Sons' prices, and take around in your:
imetets to compare. A great many stores will
get the cold shoulder after you visit the Old Cor
.t!er - Whers they. work for their austouaers.
You cannot mistake the place, es it occupies
the roopu of four stores, inimediateTy on the Erie
4 railwsj;"and the rush is constantly going on.
Cnil, if for nothing more than to see bow we
spike:the guns. Yours, truly.
: i :
W. R. SMITH'S SONS
Addison. N. Y., Sept 5, 1806.
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`i . aa: .
111=9
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ier WiFffikittiLLE.
IL Harrington
llAllinit returned from New Ydrk with a full
assortment of
SEASONABLE DRY GOODS,
IMI
GROCERIES, HATS AND CAPS,
Ell=
1- 0 -
SOOTS AND SHOES, EARTHNWARE,
'JO ; HARDWARE, FLOUR, SALT,
l Ab Everything usually found iriwi country store,
which WilsiliAsvier ,ritirr,sto re
in the
COME AND SEE
AO! No itnergib ftobdit...;lo
Ell•
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- it. HAiattiO4Tpif."
9egt , ~6~1864 •-3m,'
J. A. PARSONS'
3 1-I 'x,YBt or B;AIiGAINS..OR
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rn s_.!..l7rf“;l-1 5 EMS,
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BARGAINS IN PRINTS.
Comiiion Prints 12c; fast colors Isc, best 20c
ERIE
Allis 'IN
afar wide Sheeting 113 e, yard wido heavy sheet
frig IBd, standard heavy_sheeting24A,_
BARGAINS IN SIIIRTINGS
Good blesebedf. Muslin 23 and-2,s*;extrCqiddity
4arid wide, 410, bestyard - villa 38. •
BARGAINS IN WOOLENS
Red taiitdraiinVhitivije• flanne l lJl4l7 44q. Dist tomilid.: irti6V:eigria;4oe.
wool eheeps grei cloth suop i All ..00.1,caasip m e
10s, 11s, 12s; 81-it• - 4'. Cisshiseittis wviii1111114151;
Ke-•4.!:44'.ua1t.,Pc•
BARGAINS IN BALMORBLS
We sell the Bruner Skirt at $2,50, sold last fall
at $3,75; we also have all the extra qualities at
Israel? reduced rates., ,-4 -
Bargains' in Shawls, Claiks;tlbtha,Drosa Goodi;
s good Parsatattii 'yam* wide 440; alapaima'62c;
French merino Sis and 10s; twi4led Coburg 38o;
and lots of other goods equally cheap,
L 11:
BARGAINS IN DOOPSKIRTS.
Giving oar entire trade to one mandiketurer we
can Sell Hoop Skirts ntery_ cheap, Lye ..;sell a
good poop Skirt 20 springs heavy tae kid pads
Be.; higher numbers equally cheap
.
• 6' RICHARDSON'S
(: , ..•
Double Sole Kip Boots, Half double sole:Kip
Boote e Tap sole Kip Boots at lowest prices ir< the
": . -
I intend to keep a good stock, sell cheap, and
:4 tax full share of trade.
Oct
211; mow: .i:vs 7.4 = .tJ:z4t. PA nsciis.-
WELLSBOROUGH
*IRE . ; Lin & ACCIDENTAL
INSURANCE ',AGENCY.
__ W. .SNLITH,
OENERAL POLICY AGENT FOR TI
OGA COUNTY, PA
Cash Capital. Assets.
Homo, N. Y., $2,000,000 $3,589,814
/Etna, ~.......,......,........--... 2,0001,0qq_,
..,3,800.459
1 7 .ftgrlix,. - : ? .:.....,;..... .. , ....... , 1,00,000 . 4,000,000
North AixitirioAit;:4l . 64'p., i ! 000 , 000 , : 7:11,000
- ,
Putt:mob 600,090
Farmer Mutual Middle P0nim—....35,7,40.2 92
WyoluciA,.,. . . -.,.. .250,0041
Lycom tog At... 001 ),„) I .nei. Pi- _ , ,
Cola ratittilifittlial; Lancagter,'l , 2......,''
Globe„Mutual, Life, N. Y. City, 600,000
N.Y. Accidental 500,000
Trvelers' Accidental, Hartford, 500,000
ittiuqtll., , ifeer.iprai ... 2,,e aci V E : z - 7.
Notillas ardons, Hazarduta.„ arid Extra-Haz
aedous Risks taken at reasotiabfw fides. Policies
Issued, and all Losses adjusted at this Office.
• , W, I. SXI,T,II. NellzPara', Pa 1
THE annual election for Directors of the Tioga
County Bank will be held at its office on
Monday the 19th of November, 1866,
414 7RatiEl 3 i,CsdLfer
Om oo
October-24,
rxll7underdigited having 'been 'app'ointed an
, Auditor to distribute the money arising from
itaiWale ul real estate of Lyman Hurt, deceased,
will attend to the duties et said appointment, at
the oftica'Of Niehola & Miteffell irrltsbdro, on
Saturday, th4V-17111 day of Noveinber'neit, at I
ceeldck PAhrof•said clay, at whieb tide and place
an Amnions interested in the distribution of said
- fond are invited to present their claims.
JOAN I, MITCIIELL,
October 24, 1886-4 t Auditor. _
IDaING-BONII, SPAVIN, WIND-GALLS, CALLUS, &c.,
outimpaa, BADZCALLT and Pa-VAX/0111Y tuaz.a. by
Roots ftingbone and ..S:parin Cure.
This mxdfugrkwas !ndabli.hod •4 p•aru ago, and haa
.aver Leen known to fail, tiivo i 4 a, aiuickt.tylat; kor
ny W. D. TkaDSLL .4 CO.; Cernldg; 1i% . "
D. S. Barns)" 2 Co., Agents, Now York. 0c17,46,6it
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=ME
Auditor's Notice.
Auditor's Notice.
THE undersigned having been appointed an
Auditor to distribute the fonds In the hands'
of the Sheriff arising from the sa l e of the
estate of Hiram insoho; to the case of A. ?. Con*
Inscho, will attend to the duties of hie
appointment at his office in Wellehoro, r'4 Thirv
day, November 22, at One o'cloc P. M.
JE80312 .3, N11,1:3,
October 24, 1868-1 w
Blacki2nith and 'Farrier,
TOSEPH MANLY would inform c zo oitdzow
ty of Wellaboro and vioinity that, '.12 naa , oz.v„d
the old Mack stand, on Water 3tt-tE,
copied by Mr. Bitter, where ha za7 h e f ou l
prepared to shoe horses cnee, n 3 3o ari
work portaini — uglo hL trade. Zs also is y
tin] Farrier, and will treat hones for ,lbes o ,
October 24, 1866-ti
Hairdressing &
Saloon over Willcox Parker's Stew, W i ll a .
born, Pa. Partinlar attention paid to - Jaz z y
Hair-cutting, Shampooing, Dvinz, etc. Bald
coils, and 'adobes on hand sad =ado to or
der.
H. W. DORSEY. J. JOHIN9O3.
Ayer's Pil]A.
A BE yon 31033, feeble and core
..a. plaining? Are you out of or.
der—.your system derangedssand
your feelings uncomfortable 7
These symptoms are often the pre
cursors of serious illness. Some
fit of sickness is creeping upon you, and 3130a1d
be averted by a timely use of the right Mindy.
Take Ayer'e Pills, and drive out the humors—
purify the blood, and let the fluids move on on
obstructedly, in health. They stimulate the or
gans of the body into vigorous activity, parity
the system from the obstructions which make dia.
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 Ayer's Pills, and see how di
rectly they restore the natural action of the sys
tem, and with it the buoyant feeling of health.—
What is true and sa apparent in this trivial and
common complaint, is also true in many of the
deep seated and dangerous diseases. The same
purgative expels them. Caused by similar [in
structions and derangements, they are surely,and
many of them rapidly, cured by the same means.
None who know the virtue of these Pills will neg
lect to employ them when suffering from the dis
orders they cure, such as headache, foul stom
ach, dysentery, bilious complaints, indigestion,
derangement of the liver, costiveness, constipa-;.
tion, heartburn, rheumatism, dropsy, , 1011318 and
suppression, when taken in arge dose.
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 intermittent
Fever, or Chills and Fever, Remittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache,
or Bilious Headache, and Bilious Fevers; in—
deed for the whole class of diseases originating
in biliarg derangement, caused by the malaria of
miasmatic countries.
This remedy bas rarely failed to cure the Se
verest cases of Chills and Fever, and it has this
great advantage over other Agee medicines, that
it subdues the complaint without injury to the
patient. -IC contains no quinine or other delete—
rious substance, nor does it produce quinism or
any injurious effect whatever. Shaking broth
ers of the army and the west, try it and you will
endorse these assertions.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYER do CO., Lowell,
:Kass., and sold by all druggists and dealers in
medicine everywhere.
Farm for Sale.
MILE undersigned effers for sate the 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
shed, tine fruit, and is well fenced. Will be sold
cheap, and is very desirable. F. E. SMITH.
Tioga, October 17, 1886-am
rr lOGA CO. COURT PROCLAMATION.
1 Whereas, the Ron. Robert G. White, Presi
dent ,filidge for the 4th Judicial District of Penn
sylvania:, and Royal Wheeler and Victor Case,
Esq.'s, Associate Judges in Tioga county, hale
issued their precept, bearing date the 10th day
of Oct., 1866, and to me directed,for the hold
ing of Orphan's Court, Court of Common Pleas,.
General Quarter Sessions and Oyer and Termin
er, at Wellsboro, for the County of Tioga, on the
4th Monday of November (being the 26th day,)
1866, and to continue two weeks.
Notice is therefore hereby given, to the Coro
ner,Justices of the Peace, and Constables in and
for the county of Tioga. to appear in their own
properpersons, with their records, inquisitions, ex
amination sand remembrances, to do those things
which of their offices and in their behalf apper
tain to be done, and all witnesses and other per
sons prosecuting in behalf of the Commonwealth
against any person or persons, are required to be
then and ,there attending, and not to depart at
their peril. Jurors are requested to he punctual
in their 'attendance at the appointed time, agree
ably to notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the Sheriffs
Office. in Wellsboro, the 25th day of Oct.,
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty.aix.
LEROY TABOR, Sheriff.
• PRESERvE YOuR TEETH.
T H. RANDALL, Surgeon Dentist, would re
el „ spectfully inform thecitizene of Tioga, Law
renoeville. and vicinities that he has located per
manently at Tioga (office over Fuller's Dreg Store)
where he may be found the first three weeks of
each month, and will be at Lawrenceville the last
week in eaoh month at the residence of Chas. Van
gorder.
Particular attention given to the treatment of
of all diseases of the Teeth, Gams, and Alveolar
prixteu,
Cleaning,Filling Sr. Extracting Teeth
- - - -
and to regulate irregular Teeth in young
persons. also, especial attention given to Fitting
Artificial Teeth, Palates, and obduratora on any
kind of plate desired.
•
Anaesthetics administered and Teeth Extracted
Without pain in every ease where it may be con
sidered advisable.
All work will be dono with promptness, and
warranted, and at prices consistent with the times.
Let every one call who may need or wish for a
good looking sett of teeth.
Tioga, Pa., Nov. 7, 1866.—tf.
Farm for Sale.
THE subscriber offers his farm for sale, con
taining 100 acres, 40 acres of which are un
der good improvement. Good frame house there
on, one and a half story high; also a new frame
barn, 30 by 45 feet. A thrifty young orchard, of
apple, pear, and cherry trees, mostly grafted, 100
ikon. Well watered by never failing springs.—
Said feral is situated in Delmar township, on the
road leading from Stony Fork, to Pine creek. For
terms apply, to the,subseriber, on the place. or to
A. L Ensworth, at the Bingham office, Wellsboro.
ALVAN N. WRBSTER.
Delmar, Shgust 22, 1366.-0
RE
A Farm For Sale.
OLONTADIrisI. Cr 236 acres situated on the
Cowanesque Valley opposite the Village of
*nex.ville with good buildings and a large old
orchard uf goud grafted fruit, and a good young
sugar bush, thereon. There is about 180 acres
improved and the balance 13 covered with good'
Hemlock and Pine and bard timber together with
10 cows, span of horses and one yoke of three
year old steers, and young stock and 120 sheep,
farming utensils, wagons .to., tc. Said farm is
well watered and well calculated for a first class,
dairy or stook farm, and the undersigned also
offers for sale 6 acres of land adjoining said
form together with a good Saw mill thereon with
one of the best water privileges on the Cowanes
que river; and also a large new store and stock
. .,of goods in the Village of %flea:villa, besides a
'member of Village lots, all of which the subscri
ber wishes to sell in bulk or in parcels to suit the
pisrehaser. Prices moderate and terms easy.
fur further particulars enquire of
Knoxville Nov. 7, 18138-tf,
Bounty and Pension Agency.
irj . AV 1 N received definite instructions in regard to
11 the extra bounty allowed by the act approved
July 28, 1860, and having on hand al large supply of all
necessary blanks, we are prepared to prosecute all piur
don and bounty claims which may be placed in our
hands. Perseus living at a distance can oommuniuste
with us by letter, and their communications will be
promptly 411311111 ed 'SMITH 8 SHAW.
Wellsboro. October 2441888.
J. G OODSPEED