PiCal 11400:4.-
WED).TESIDAY DEC. 12, 1866.
New • Ldvertiaenienta,
Fall Drook Coal—S. M. Geer.
Election —J. L. Robinson., ,Castiliec.
on , l—A. B. Eastman.
New Gooch—J: R, Botioir & Co. -
surgical &, Mechanical Dentist—a.B Boatman.
droeertei ond Prod:gone—L. A. Gardner.
Di t e.olutton—Jones & Gardner. _
sew Floor trod Provisien Stare-i—E B Caraey.
A r e you afflicted - With a eau`g - ti
BlaeeF t t, Co.
;,onto wanted—Notlonal Publishing Co.
NFerr Jewelry Store—W. EL _Baker. .
~tosney & Counselor et Law 7 —geo. W. ,Ryon.
Sotiec—J. F. Donuldouu.
Free to Ererybody—flerger. Shutts a Co.
;Sr. Jacob Etickiin .has repaired the
ivilnges done by the 'fire to his Warehouse.'and
tE ab.ut to resume his labors.
SoclAßLE.—The,Episdopal Mite
et , socifthie will bo held at lion. R. G. Whße'e,
tomorrow. Thursday, evening, Dec. 13.
STEREOPTICON Exhibitions 'will be
pre .
o by Mr. TI. H. Wood. daring the present
week, at various places in the eeeeti. EverYbOdy
,bould go and see the Stereopticon.
Owing in severe ill4ess hey. J. 'Rob-
r :on hoe been unnble to Oliver the second vol.:
tae of Greeley's History of the Rebellion as be
tanounm i , orriwoo k b Ago. Be' hopes to deliver
to subscribers in a short time.
N. Y. TRIBuNi. —Mr. • EiUGH_YOUNqo
now getting up his usual annual club for .this
iterling family paper. The club price'
for the Weekly, and 43, for the
Patrons should embrace this oppartuniv : io re
their subscriptions. :• -• .
THE PAR. --C. G.? WILLIAM.S I
CO admitted to r.tretiee iff , ; p ., l4,'tieverni 'courts of
Toga county at the late term She,Congiiituiare
him and beepenk for him plenty of paying clients.
JOHN C. ADAMS. Etiq., of tionifield, woe also
idraitted to practice. Mr. Adamais an enterpr,il
b ug young men and deserves a liberal patronage.
Our enterprising friends, 0..5.• MA-
Tun t Co., have received their second new stook
f•Foll and winter Goods, comprising dress goods .
sod Fors, Cloths and Caseimeres, Shop-made
Boots & Shoes, &c., &e We-regret that their ad.
rerliement reached us just twelve boas too late.
Friends at Lawrenceville and vicinity will do
veil to look in upon Mather & Co., while the
rtk is " • ".
A Goon TILING. —"We:have lately.
;tett a Metal Top Lamp Chimney which per
16rms all that is promised for it. The' , top i 9 of .
metal, and being detached readily the chimney .
may be eleanselae easily as a tumbler. The top
:bForbs the heat, and an a consequence the lie.
i:kty to breakage is reduced to g Minimum.
These ettinalieya are more profitable to the pur.
chaser than !.() the seller. Gardner, who eucceeds
Jas. D..lone r ., is the agent for them.
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INVENTION.—The editor of the Troy
Gazette has been shown an ingenious 9 F aatwest
Scale Beam and Ready Reckoner, the invention
of 11. S. Cushing, of Blossburg. It is „a brass,
cylinder two inches in diameter; marked with a
teries of divisions and numbers. This turns on
the scale-Learn at pleasure, and tty a sliding ring
al , O graduated, the r;iice - nk cell as the" weight of
the article 1e accurately indicated. As this appa r ,
ratus can bo attached to any scale-beam it must
prove valuable to the mid°. '
BuswEss.—Mr; J. B. Shakespeare has
remoiet3 hid shop to the first - debr. aboie
a Shaw's Law Offica. ,
Mr. L. A. Grardner has bought out Mr. J. D.
Jonce, Grocer. Mr. Jones, as ode are glad to
learn, IN ill remain in town for the -winter.
Foley has returned from 'two cities, and 'bre%
!uch an array of glitiericg things thalt inie , can,
carcily pass his window and not be tempted to
et him what he will take Tor the entire concern.
Sung men with,sweetbrails, and - good 'husbands
thould tool , at his Christmas - presents.. -
Mr. Baker, of ' Minefield, bos- rented a
ruldow •,, Webb. the druggist, and will swum op.
a a Wateh. Clock and aewpit. T. establishment.
He adrertises Christmas presents elsewhere-
THE COUNTY HOLISE.—TIIe Coinmiß
, locets named in the Act of Assembly to locate
1 , .e county house reported in favor of the ram of
T. 1„ Baldwin, Esq., near Tioga, price 513,000,
A , r.mn opposition to thiszeport was developed,.
;LA after a lung and tedions hearing, during
tech much evidence pro,and con was, brought
the Court_ r:efused to confirm tae put ,
.135 e. The chiedgrouilds 'for this refutadsieie
cc treat size of ate faVa'and WabiTHY to or..
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vboy in seasons,of high water.
The Commissioners then reported in favor of
Benjamin ,Austin miler southeast of
\veil:)ora. Thig' report Ras accepted and'eon
irmed. The, carm!liea in Ohatiesten:Aol4tna,
1)6 acres of finh, lend, with a good two
,:,ry house, and suitable outbuildingp i 'rice,
We suppose that: the County House is of
fled fact.
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INSTALLATION OF UOUNTYUFFrCERS.
—Lan week woe the annual and triennials:Actinl
fitting of the county. Mr. VicnNese lieditaken
tie seat an Col:ll3:llEbic:xl,rp ,, Be r repts :
M. Arcber vacated the Once of itegieter and
Reorder. taking withatina an.enviablexeputathitt
for fidelity and efficiency: "
Mr. Deane succeeds "jle to a man
a fine abilities, a good
,clerk, and will make A,
good officer.
Mr. Donaldson sudietes 'bitutelf steProtliotto.
t'ti and Clerk of theonit t s.' the fidelity with -
`keti he has discharged the dative of, the eirtce
klaany years has passed into history, end hie
dicharge of the duties for the current teitn will ,
ckuLtlezE prove to be hiskdry rerieriting itself. • -
HOLE. R. Wheeler, and Victor ,(lase, Associate
harms, retired from the Bench at the close of the
Quarter Sessions. they.'havie :solved' 'With dig
Laiand credit.
Ilona. C.F. Veil, Ana...8.1r. Bentley succeed
then• The new inennabente tire men" or•sterling
t 'rth, and will toSintiln the dignity'of'the:iicinl2
A WORD TO TEE
'nib other citizens ee bare forseveral yearsthcon
' 6 :eizant of a great evil: under• the sun- which'
, Lmet upon Wel6hoitt. This evil consists in the
Patties of making the hill , sidewalks a course
for Eliding upon sleds and ,bOarda . ..by boy's spd
gals. Every winter the sidewalks on P'earl end
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-ate Streets are ronlered dangerous for rtiot pas- ;
FeE!, - rer6, and sometames absolutely iminsrablfp.l 3 l .
'L'• practicer
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It is not our purnesc. ho abridge, oreven to air:
%inscribe the legitimate pleasures of tho little
t 'lks. We Lire to see them enjoying themselves
every proper say. lint suiting on the foot
'WEE is mither proper nor lawful spurt,.; it dfS
'ottruodc.9 the people who build and maintain
14uI. and unfits the ;talk fur safe transit.
M anycomplaints baring Leen mode,to the au •
liwritieE touching this bad babit, full- notice Is'
'AV given that hereafter Eliding down the
slits Hill be construed to he nn aggravated
' p, e of obstructing the same; and upon cote
1 14 .nt and woof duly made. every steih.olfesici
',ll Lc punished by the teazitmen
by the ordinance in such case madekortt
'''dcd We have nu desire to replenish tia
'4',ll4ll treasury in this way, but the law will be
c t f , reed. We hope the children will never give
y•ue of complaint. ' They . -emit b - egin' early ea'
.et the part of law-abiding:citizens. -
LIM VClayet•lt: rlittit top .D
itilra on Satirrthilit: tatAelt
arnr inward from infancy=never been able to
*elk a -step. Doctor snipped - the - eontracted ten
dons in n winkling, and the feet returned to its
proper pdsition. After wearing 'the eleb-foot
shoe a.while'to freepit be just as good
a foot, as anybody's. This operation, together
with one for cataract . , art4ranother for cross eyes,
kept the Doctoit dYsetniday nioining.--Thafra
.Axisortiser. : -
W. 11. Smith's ions, New York; will
offer on and -after .111ondafrrl!ec. 3d, their stock
t ;
Of Drees Goods,' J c`osisiating 'of t abontls, 4.deees'
of 'Merinos, Poplins, l Empress Cloths, Victbria-
Cloths, &c., Ire., at n , gtent reductionto elp§gqi4t
befAlUanuary lst. You can buy 40,incb Meri
nos in beautiful shades for Bi.—foimer prices
I Is. ; very - fine „Empress Cloths for . 88.-,-price.'
lastmonth 16.; all wool Merinos oes.—'
'Worth last. month 65.. and Ss.; Prints for Is. '
15c.
ned4f3c.; Shuetings 12fe. 16c. and- 18c.; Iteavi
est 22c. Our large stock'Or Clothing will also
he sold at,a reduction. No humtitik about
The good -have - got-to-be-sold, se--look -out-for
bargains. _ , Dec. 5,133.373 t.
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EUREKA SOUGHT AND FOUND!!—LocaI RD-
Eesthesia triumphant, perteeity.ttafe, and peMitfttf,
iv certain in ;every case. Teeth extracted with
out pain, without danger, and quick , as Thought,
by P. Newell, Dentist, Alanstield. dome and see.
, BlNDlNG.—Persons having Books, Pamphlets;
Magazines, or Newspapers to be bound or rebound
will please send' or bring them to Young's Book
Store; Welimber>, before Dec. 15th. Specimens-cif
binding, with prices, may be - seen. ' nov2B-3t
PRRIStItAS PRESENTS fox the Jold; the young,
aad,the babies—in `all varieties at.'Youan's Boos.
STORE. nov2B-4t
•,:
Yipu can, get as many cioodsS . oT. 715 pante! ,uot,
Could for $l.OO ouo:ruOnth Jigo4l
, ' J. A,Pma.so-ss.,
am enabled. by the great Panic in New York
Markets,. wake the folloWing reduction in pri 7 ,
cos : 'test. heavy, Sheetings from 20 tot cts.,
good heavy -Sheetinge yard wide 10 els e , i best
Prints 20 to 18 ! cts., geed Prints feet col's, 18,to
15 cfp., common 12 cts.,_ best DeLaines 31 rtp 28
etc., Canton Flannels - 31 to 25 cts, and ';,O
crs.- Den ims, ,Tickings, Stripes, Kentuoky,Japiq,
13.',k T. Cassimeres Jileuelted - Ana PIC.
other Domestic Goods from,„l,s,tc
Making itan object to.all buyers - pf,.Dry, oodsto
came and see 'our ;stock. • have lota of barl
gains in Cleake,,,Shawle, I '4EB Goods, Cloths„ ,
Cassimeres, . nd
everyone the full benefit of eery reduction, ,
?'4.-A: lieritiolti.T
I have now on hands good stock of Furs which
Jam selling cheap . .They tire . tiTioilt 20 - per cent
less than last fall. , J. A. "PARSONS.
Parions is selling the Donnelly Hoop Skirt ex
clusively, claiming it 'to Isis tius Unit Skirt foe the
money in the market.
MARRLA.QES,! ‘ t i,-
,the 27th tat, by • Rev. G. P. Watraupilir.
TiiMAN Al, PRATT to Miss ELLEN M. COE D all of
Qovington.
lik , Corning, on the 22d nit., at the residence of
the bride's father; by .110 v. W. W.:IMO, E1iV4 1 11,.,
MON W. SMITHI and' Miss Ma.rrts -D. J.swesoilt,
On the 29th ult., at the hauseof brides
father, by Rey. Frantha—.Rand,
GREEN, of Stephenton, , Reneselaer Cu.,,x Y., to
Mi.SS MINERVA Roan,' of Farmington -
DEATHS
In Delmer, o . etober 10, 1866, Mr. DANIEL
P7, 1 / 4 1!/24, aged 96 years and 6 days.
Deatie:iyits one` of the °ideaf resldtiti4 of
the onunty: lie voted for every Pieaident of. the
United States , from Washington down. to .An
drew Johnson. " I •
In Watkins, N. Y.., Oct.:29th,'Xia..: Mani
PARKS.
"REGULATOR."
,WILCOX4IIAIIKEII ,
AA RE NOW ,ORFERltill„grcat, inducements
to the people.ot Tinge douaty,as they have
their store literally crammed kith
SEASONABI, RV" •400DS-4
of every•deacription. -Good Calico at 15d per
yard, atid other •gooda it proportion: Carpets
and Oil Clotbs, Bradley's Duplex Eliptic skirt
HATS AND :CAPS,
;
in endless variety to.suit everybo.y.inAw o nrien
and quality.
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Otkr-8 AND — ..BROES 4 p - e,.
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from baby's size to a ten footn'takiapflita
prices—ranging from a. fine gentleman's 'F•
• boot toi'a Coarse getriletruties-fine boot.
GRQCERIES,
This department is fillrd with choice groceries,
and at prices that will compare-favorably,
c o m
'FT A RDlitrAilt 'Sr CRlAtt r itY;
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we are ofteritig it "live and let liili"q)riets. , ;— ,
Cnirlige triminifig iiivnya on bitut-; •
• • • Tr r • + 7 l'i • I , .t • ' s:i. •
1 . In ihert, we would sayltil.be' People' id' -Milk ,
community, that we do,notinfend:tb!fhtimtWer
eold, as we shall en'deairor to Iteepoe'ltia ell
tit:nes everything to clothe i'reLitlr d'n'tkfir6ifeicki
aril lath and Plaster him on the
_ Just drop in and be convinced hefore
ing elsewhere.j C
October 2. 1.866. . WILCOX kI3ARICP,R.
`MUT'
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t ~,f i'.:..i t' '.i
G -
,D DIV
PAICE I S FITLY , REDUCED firtom
TO 25 PER CENT. IN THE =- r
' LAST TEN DAYS!
111•61
rinHE subscriber having purchased largely : at
.1: the late bankrupt'ittiles in New !Torll,oB
' , 4rtippy to inform ihe inhitOwsto of Tioga•PoptitY
tiwit he is nowlitewidltttiget ~,•
d 1 vucEMENzs
to CASH PURCHASERS. *.
Amongst :tii:Stactislit..: WM
tollnd•
FRENCH MERINOES,
AV•arranted,all'Wool aVfis. pir yard. ' '
-RICH POPLINS e. LEM PR.§§ OLOT#S,
At AI
A DI,E4"• OE4 1 7 ;ER akeliGß,
1. 611 ZVool, at 20ii: per
An encilets s'inlety of ' : •• -
.•
ii.OOP- Ft -BALMORAL SKIRTS, FLAN
NELS, SHAWLS, BLANKETS,
• `IOSIRRY,' GLOVVS, ' '
TABLE LINENS, HAND-'
KERAIIIEFS, LADIES' MISSES,
AND R'EN'S SHOES
I . All of whmh: will Ire found remarkably cheap
.Atl are ealland examine the 1-loodg. -
• washer°, Nov. 28, .(41. T. lIARDET.
•• Administrator's Notice. • . • - 1
Administration' baring been
grautea 41p(174t he estate itt"Aleiti
tVc itield . des d, , ill L. - essay:4 indebted to said {
oitate. ,tp,ill,lt bating' eiiiims ain'tnet- 4 41e . nottial
aill call at_oneo and settle with
ANDOTIIA BUTLER, I I
HOLLISTER BARER,'
44Westfield, Deer , l4llW - Pllt
.
on sxdo
EMI
riEr
IY:f4AWRKI
TIRIL IMEALACCIMITKI
aNsußtiww, Ng.
fir;
GENERAL Y4dIGY• Aurdlr OR , Tit-
OGA COUNTY,.' PA:
BM
ii S `-._'176;8 VC47,pigaL.:
-Homo, N. Y., P)0 89,817 1
Rana,2 k ooo 000- - - 800,439
s - •
Phenix,- — 1;ooccoob '5,006,060
a4nro AtneTicaiwPhilad'a', - 1,060,000- • 731,00tP
Putnam, • 600,000
Parmere - Pfnnii:,......",:367;402' 02;
W Wyoming; m .... . ..... ..
~Lyonming Mutual, , Mtinnyi ••
Colubia Mutntil,'Laneaster, Pa
GTobeilutaal, Y. City, - 600,000,
N. t Aacieental,.- • • WAR,
Travolers' Aceidental r liartfcird, •- c 600,006
Equitable Life 4ssuranoe.,Sooiety:
Non-Hazardous, Hazardous, and ..Extraalisz..
aedoizS Hisks taken at - reasonable rates. 'Policies
Issued, and all Losies,usljostud aL this I:M0;14:4
W. Wellsbdro",lio-A
July 25, 1866.—tf. •
ttEr WMTNEMELF,G )
sH. Harrington
V fei d - 6b
MLAS ins e m , a
I,,aeportment of
•4 ..11-1,1 4.14-fi,i6
• ig , --sL ,•,.
HASIKIBLP PAY/ RI
" • "1 . 141 ~ 22..naLLIktA)
'"I : OI6,C AM F A) MTs AMC/4%
, t. 9
0"7...1:10,LLAT
SOOT AN r; ") iiii ' Stt i'
S. 21 - 2122 i trit ,!
1., '4la *VI .ota.,,tl . 4ef.i,tra saw.;
• Vtv..l_ Irtesi ed.
HARDWARE, FLOUR; ISALT,
aate aLco:J
And l i ii • iiilifiliit6l§Cl4, -
~bieh be is selling cheaper than any other strike
'id die deputy:m.li 4 I.- r:..1:1 ~ ,a, t-1 1.3 40A4
t.,
it,!): • !,... • I 2./ LI,. _
"" COME AND SEE. 0,•
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t'rt•
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t 1 1, - 13.
Whitneyville, Sept. 26, 1866.-3 m.
t.
ii4olo o 4ii( l•A l Y,AVi ldo !*:# l lr 3 .V 3l A l6 f
when . , • •
, .
i.ee the lame moaned. to :walk. , . uoizmitoi
yooraelf.to.aufferweentieuarty; from the Linattuaev.
AMA: , ac es pravehint-'et
thia , aehooti oY the year; bec1 4 4sO;yo'u, 1"
.
t
I 5
1,4„ii1/1 nol.+' tkl IPY e that Pier rgt4l 1 )it Agred,,
yku inquira into this matter .a.littlik,.yott
that man YPl ° " O...4M Ina - - RO5l aou.
-; -NEURALGIA- -
•st.p,
•
hOtOound welcome relief hy J
mini a new and
jiaWerful remedy called Bslntifer.. Severe pain!,
and lameness, whether located 'in the shoulders;
or.in the sajtiff?, ..2.)
AND
• L vrbisd
•••• std., I ca
back, aro cured_ renderful ease and FertiOn
ty by this riosieretif iSersetli z *ba .
have not for years been eittitelirrefe'froiki
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RITEUMATAN
have 4erix9o,grea r t be d 4 49E00 use._ Inije l ed
the beer,
been ao nnifoilnkomnetiesNtitliat,peispe!t o i:q . fi
w aaug
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any longer exist :sit 2 8 j 1 asinlitstlitaib *4l/ no
other medicine can
X1•:51. ms 1. U a:, 9:^Y_. • ~ :•`•
.3 i5S27sl !;1u L
..nd which in so short a time d s attained sash
unparalleled success. It is tistor all those dis
rt
eases:which require an externa application as a
counterirritant. such as Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Apndy v iloleiThrsia t t 'sfAltikati. tahtiff, NAJD bE. ,
I:.:tifis of the lituliq,SitilKsinh-nitriefFlßt,
..b
I tier:severe itn•te - 61115teiptdit'diffr me, _
are often ...6.3:40:144.1e ,V.:lie - giair.:..
s .
. ,
CURRD rlt - ;il . ..:alicto Ma - falt
ath '°
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lend always benetitted by enc application.—
In many families, which bevel:7n in induced to
triTl; , 1 -.111;17.4 .12,:ilyr t ,(4wie,
lbja valuable maitsll4,l' .4- laipib r uotalte
hold necessity They vroßrOttaWo,foriet their
, Camphor or Arnica, ae tbetr - batlili - tif" v _
SALUTIFfft.
It le sold by all dealers in medicine at 50 cents
per bottle. Orders from dealers should be ad
diesSeditoNoto.*Terbelk&Ca4l3Viedellstle Thaw
gilts; Corning, N.Y., W. H. Gregg , &2o*.Orkuhad,
vale pruggiste, RU41.1441. Y., or to J. A. Roy,
DingwWlß'43llshrisiMa./.) Vilta:11I0t)
' Nov. 14, /Nina
Iliatnl.).lr 11E As
e & tgorton,
DEALERS Di. 7-
G1 0N4 1 4.4110Y,151M
CIROet 17=41:41.11.V1V-
T'.ii.£'!',~.~
WQOD
.& WILLONWARE,
YANKEE NgtitiNS
LIFIVRENNEFI'LLIJ.-c,;RENiN;',A:d
) Ir.. P.3C31,i1-
r :l.C.:4ll4ternrMi
a - a. 0. .7.1 FT( . 1 -1-A19:81 3 1
Nov. 4.liA.MOtly.
ctriMi GTITX,O_ _§4
carik lacca t tom 4194. AO?* -34:-Aki 11 •
1 eeskOrebtlef .4 1, P4kgeoit
B. . D r Aliargilkit:AdAin Street; near tag
IkettilenAy. Prices reasonnitip B .. ,
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MIL A atAppljimjk
lathe place to call andexamine good :goods. - .if
we cannotconvince our .customers that we are
reasonable prices,, it is then time to try
some of our would be (if they could) compedtors.
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We have ikowiehand ibouipwritssiiroesit'd
/_q.Ciriett#o"
84 1 91i11i t4 4 442 2e1
everyt lug
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tr
4iIER. DRESS GOODS' STOCK
AatrikgAlZlW
oth --
is ete
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MI
at .71:til
eA ,,, atiniftWaliA MUM
3e. , , tr:r - It4l 7 ',/!.4 , 11 7, •.! i+4.•
Ae a fgive a complete aseortmeteloKicAhOsOlVl All
kopw how hard it has been heretofore to 'obtain -
Alie d artiictee to make 4lnfititittlii,aritfeinentab pod
.; tn.,. • complete.
;if
el i
No eitpecialty Inv to V.t th i n radios 000 m j ant!
examine our
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tr4"l
ME!
MEI
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Hosiery!`Ettnek,
I`,3lel , 3te' 911 sits,
if.. -17 .10 ea :I
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mem
Aow ; that hap jltrppniaeli,
i-ne--itny that we kafr,,,tEa, I,l c iOt miitSV6e,
Win in the ethilitry. ani`Botifi'aretill
ranted to be wha
~,t-ltw,:ahytYrtipltamt, them•at-.She
time or sale Ininhernigi ata - tith - ein reqiiir
-71ng104.147 bPot.hoall and ersmine them_.
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ittikriiiiit'weiViitiotl6B briefly;
sa ther itig l itisVdenmert:iterkiisitila
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iteitsitkiDis6W
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warranted to fit all the heads in the count.9%; . lie
they;deeattitated by extteutiaiauthority or not.
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W can now-supply faroilites.with-SugatirTess,
Byrn ankevagtrtiling troll"jragt in that line,
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it is more than nevi Abiit &ho Nri , eirtiaan
~
:nd woman to call here before buying, and look
'through' Did itook of tempting goods andbaValoll;
as no one can imagine or form any idea bow
great a dideirind iliele :is heti - lineal:lle :Pritasi 4'
goods bought for cash and prices of goods else.
whops boughtfor notes.tbat are not paid•promPa3"-
The safest thing for alkhoyers , who Jimint Aber
:loweit potqh
_in goods, is to call and get W. R.
Smith's "Sons' prices: and take - around In yptir
pockets to compare. A great many storealvill
get ihe eqd'irAottider after you visit the Old (lot
,acr war Icy Work for their enstomers t ~.- ..
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Let :vpraiiike*aa_tortakireiteeevith a feet(
Ag of thisuse,Wif: obsiii - zotklug foi;
and are - ths t4appy o hair you 'the goods,
whether you buy-or not.
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PEOTiES STOKE,
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GRAVE AWE - IMPORTANT INFORMA
TION TO CASH BUYERS WHO Wall
TO SPEND THEIR MONEY WHERE
;THEY CAN GET THE MOST FOR IT.
I. R. SMITH'S SONS' system- of keeping
t sait..enorinons stock of goods at all times of the
year, and sailing them cheap:-this system stitils:
noxiodS to big profit stores—is fairly begun for
the Bali eeason at their store, and such a year for
doing psstplogood wasarprosrkgewil belgrealOpr
tainly Ihite r isAlo good reason fwr s,windlingpri
oesitosf we' li"arel H
atl innugh.Of osed ,alrea 4, •
'the great ictvaiitlig - ,e and importance, of .tra4inif
for Cash - drfaHyllluitritteo by the
low prices now raging At the People's Store.
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A w HO R N upprvp) ripA r vp T-gg
PARIVIER: WE - MANIC; -&" PEOPLE
GENERALLY. -
iiilyiyour - gooAstot a tobearn , which has a big
:listortrbent and is selling ten times as many goods
and or course can sell them as many times chea
per thip.mall opncerps.„ We,giyu iill, such . ad,
YeintagesUlotirleuidonibtai - • '; •
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A. TRIP OTHER' Vol ffiiN o B" ROA ,
Tar- rxtu
,„; DENT LIITYZE erlSiDElt 104E04 , SPEND
-1.:32i0,1115 MONEY. ' I:
•
-, Lqok out for big stores and big rents; big notes
l iiincribig rates of interest and no real takers at
that—ell of which is very bad as against W. R.
&sakes dEpsl.!eptatiots•,i4ght,esponses - -suriElosn
rents, new g 0443, _break. down, prir4 *no! Ott
good old motto Ofiniall mitts; gobd - value air'd
lquiek returns, flying to the breeze. • The fast is,
'the only true and certain road to fortune for the
- .4netrebant is always to give his customers, as wo
'de. the moat he can for his money, and depend on
large sales ft.r:rpreftW Again,our . popular
and legitimate.eyetern,of 4ealing * buying strictly,
fei.cash, always'railug - .Ash on band, render us'
„toasters of the situation When a'drOp tortiiiiii the
.tiliartet.
EWE
*ver before was there such a tempt
;;;:fng lot of goods, at low prices, as
"A9thitA'Y'S'o9:l:3
and Witt;skoiffiam,4l43
time
.'l')rward....::
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'Onii stock of Dry Goods and Clothing can't be
, iElps,zicstsfetrer i -wisoas iss j thsis
eveliaves flth.gores,withint - Mtgk . , irk
who re what tel.; will' eWake tffee
flint: can beyrUcf4 l 6. 4 lllfellteFe49%ll: We
,isestp the largest stock of
Ted o ; 11
: DOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
, 144 1 444 1 ' 1
el to see the CHEAP GOODS on the anxious
counter.
molts
at ruinous low rates. The cottage and palace can
b;;;lplenished for a song now, by calling. on the
4ri
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and a thousand other artielsciaaa lte,fgaad,k4444,
.4kk eine—who-sees—them- ean--help-baying.- We
mono f = l itecrX e r/V4 I A we grj` ERO-7
well a rty' i amity§ o
Smith's Sons. We also make to order. Our Cutter
'fa =OW of his art; he standtinwn the hall for
ni - Cultan who wiells4inli - pbenra for a Livelihood;
his fits cure theitdidinet'
gnd - ::gail, 4, '1
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LIST OF BARGAIN FOR
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_ "Pretae 4343
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BARGAINS IN PRINTS.
Crilhl4.fctliPrid f a l ti" n Vet
111111
• OIL
wide Sheeting lec, yard wide berry sheet
• ‘,l • Sng led, standard heavy sheeting 250.
:,'; ',BARGAINS IN SKIRTINGS.
ME
a ° 4 ' 4 1" 1 2 1 0 9
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• ! BARGAINS IN WOOLENS.
Isa.ll it •l !•1•_
Red AwilladAtitmg boasyAnifirey,toßieditsuseL
tieeti'y 4444 ,Red .114nnek:exkra.
" 1 46.i1 . 1,10 4 2pet grey-clothpsL4o;lan wool..passiouve
;108,, .*2a4 T,..-Oaititipsenmwool elling.7Sck
• t Pi Racitapkytt.leaus
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We salt the Brutiet flkfrt,tat $2;50; Sold last fhll
at $;,74. we also 'havti ISE die hats* trialities at
• lasgely redfibeltrates. • '
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Bargains in Sbawle, clonifts„;oltithsl,Dress floods;
a good Paramatta yard wide 440; alapacca 62c;
gsencb merino its and 105; twilled Coburg 38c;
and lots of ettussigonds,e‘inally-ttheap,;l,.
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BARGAINS IN HOOPSICIRTS
Alvingj our entire trade to one manufacturer we
can 'sell HOcop', SkitM very cheap. We 'sell' a
good lioop Skirt 20 springs heavy tape kid pads
Bs.; higher numbers equally cheap.
IZEIMMEMEINIME
MoIIAiLDSON'S
Double Sole Rip Roots, Half double sole Rip
Roots, "Tap sole Hip Boots at lowest prices in the
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country.
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alintend to keep a good stook , iell cheap, and
4a - iv full abare;eo tltadal: :I 13 12.•
Oct. 24, .1866
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SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
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WINTER GOODS
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At the PeopWl i tit d 9r_ e k tiar , INF;)(..
Adapted-tolhe'iratts `of all *lasses y. &ad. aa; we ,
laiit t in for a good stook-audb , bejiiire , fACZInte ad-
Mame In New York, we are now enabled to sell
most of our goods at about
NEW Yosx PRICES.
'
We would call especial attention to our large
stock of goods for
•qtro 1 t • " A
LADIES' SUITS,
:19414 the, 11Raist A aine
•or
i46tl. ol4g r ggiY 4P I X )
ever offered in this market. We also have a nice
nseort i ment of
LAD a&thfa+:A-f.S6.
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BASQUINES,
cloth and silk, to which we invite the attention
of buyers. Our stock of
CLOliig 'C'ASILidt*ES,
fbr men's and bora wear, is kept very fall, and
tt't ,L, mu. .
OLOTHING=MADE TO ORDER,
tl3, la t!ft t b
BalnioiaLand 1104; Sidi*
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s'af i REVELAIVIS,
.aurf
AW4°Aq'i
OEtltift i ltts,Nlooo., l , : t;k 4 ;,
.BEANS, COTTONADES, SHEET
.
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Oar facilities for BUYING GOODS are UN
SURVASSBDt iap inp bastion, - we
wish it understood that
We ctelAdt intatikld 1124trtRSOta by
We tender oar thanks ,to-theositisens of Tioga
,41.. x who have patronised us and would respect-
Vly invite those who have never done so to call
and see us'. Store opposite the Dickinson House
on Kerget &rect.:linen:dope's west of the dexter;
Vate doors beet.of Thingerford'a Btu*. ;
SMITH. WAITE,
yeornizikar..Y4Vor. 21 ; 1844.
a 51 1"
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J:' :.PARSoDIErj
Ed!
IMIE
of every variety
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.A ltE yon sick, feeble and how -
. 7 -'.1.1 ,- :.5r , - '',', -- -' "'-user ' s Pills.
. plaining? hre-you out of or
per-your system daran,ged lad
, i .
year feelings uncomfsrtabla?- :
, Thasetcptores are often the pre
, 9 1 430T3 or serious illness. Some
fit of sickness is StreePig ripen you and should
1p
be averted by a tinsely aria of the : right remedy.
make Ayer,B Pills, and dri7s out the humors---
purify the blood, and let the nulls ZOVO on un
rfikeltntettedly, in hanith• The; stimulate the Or
gans of the body into vigorous astivity, purify
the system from the obstruct-I on; ,h ich.
make dia.
ease. A, Cedd settles somewhere in the body, and
deranges the •natural operations of that part--
This, if not relieved, will nut upon itself and
the surro u n din g organs, prodhoing general ag,-
gravatiott, suffering and derangsment, White in
this condition, takeAyer's Pills, a n d „, bop di_
tryctl,3 , they.reetore the natural action of tho 37s
tem, and with it the buoyant feelin g o f b„ ith. _
What is trio and so apparent in this trivial and
oommon complaint, 19 also true in ma n y o f t h,,
deep seated and dangerous diseases. The same
'purgative - eiPnle them. Caused by similar oh
strnotions and derangements, they are surely, and
many of them rapidly, cured by the - sam e =eau ,
None who know the virtue of these Pilh will neg
lest to employ shorn when suffering from the dis
orders they erne . such as headache, fill stom
ach, dysentery, complaints, indigeAtion,
derangezbeet, of the liver, costiveness, constipa
tion, hearlbura, rheumatism, dropsy, worup and
suppression, when taken in arge dozes.
They are sugar coated, so that the moat smsi
dye can take them easily, and they are surely.
he beet purgative medicine yet discovered.
T ii‘: -
Mg
Ayers Ague Cure-,
For the speedy and certain Cure of bitermiltmt
Fever, or Chills and Fever., Remittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Dumb. Ague, Periodical Headache,
or Billow Headache, and Bilious Fevers ; in—
deed for the whole class of diseases originating .
biliarg derangement, caused by the ma/aria of
, snip/sumac countries.
"nip remedy has rarely failed to cure the se
,esest cases of Chills and lever, and it has this
peat advantage over other Ague medicines, that
tt,auhciues the complaint without injury to the
patient. 14 contains no quinine or other delete—
rious substance, aor 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 tit CO., Lowell,
Mass., and sold by all druggists and dealers in
medicine everywhere.
• • 31' t `011• •
T H. RANDALL, Surgeon Dentist, would ra
• spectrally inform tho citizens of Tioga, Law
tenceville, and vieinities that ho has located per
manently at Tioga (office over Tuller's Drug Store)
where he may be found the first three weeks of
each month, and will be at Lawrenceville the last
week in each month at the residence of Chef. Van
gorder.
Particular attention given to the treatment of
of all diseases of the Teeth, Gums, and Alveolar
process,
Oleaning,Filling & Extracting Teeth
and to regulate irregular Teeth in young
persona. Also, especial attention given to Fitting
Artificial Teeth, Palates, and obdurators on any
kind of plate desired.
Aniestbetics administered and Teeth Extracted
without pain in every case where it may he con
sidered advisable.
All work will be done with promptness, and
warranted, and at prices consistent Ivith the times.
Let every one call who may need or wish for a
good looking sett of teeth.
Tioga, Pa., Nov. 7, 1880.—tf.
`fOU
--?_ j . Sj u iCICLIN 4
Dealer,
opposito
Turner,
Wagon ; Furnitns hop,
MAIN STREET, WELLSBORO, PA.
Orders promptly filled and satisfaction guaran
teed. Panay Turning done to order.
Oat. 31,1886.—tf, J. STICiELLN.
COBBLER'S EMPORIUM.
li
BENJAMIN SEELEY, shoe
maker, over Jerome Smith's store
si b,. 4 t
6d on Main Street, would just say to
the Shoeless anti-Bootless-that is,
: that portion of them who have the
dudadi to eltange their condition—that be in
now prepared to manufacture coarse gentle
men's fine Boots, or fine gentlemen's coarse Boots
in as bungling a manner, and it as deer rates 113
any 'other establishment this side of Whitney's
Corners Anything in the line of Shoemaking
or Cobbling will be admirably botched on the
shortest .notice. Don't examine my work; it
,won't heir ItispeotiOn; but "go it - blind." - Re-'
member the place, next door to Shiskspetire's
rafter Shop. B. SEELEY.
Nov. 14, 1866.-tf. i
LAWRENCEVILLE DRUG STORE.
. _
/ TIM undersigned having puratia T
sett 4
•••••••••••-__ the Drug Store of W. a. Sli der, will
keep a full stock of
it- DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
PATENT MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
Dye stuffs. Kerosene Oil and Groceries, which
will be sold at as low prices as any other estab
lishment in the country for cash.
• C. P. LEONARD
Lawrenceville, Nov. 5, 1885 —tf
Bounty and Pension Agency.
HATI.NG received definite instructions in regard to
11 - 1 the extra bounty allowed by the act approved
July 28,1866, and bfamog on hand a large supply of all
necessary blanks, we are prepared to prosecute all pen
sion and bounty claims which may be placed In our
hands. Persons living at a distance con communicate
will, Ws by letter, and their communications will be
promptly answered. SMITII k SHAW—
Willsboro.October 24,186 d.
A' Farm For Sale.
.riViNTArNING 236 acres ^ situated on the
~, Cowanesque Valley opposite the Village of
Knoville with good buildings and a large old
orchard of good grafted fruit, and a good young
=gni hnsh, - thereors. There is about 180 acres
impreived and the balance Is covered with good
Hemlock and Pine tiad hard timber together with
10 cot's, span of homes and one yoke of three
e l
Year old steers, and oung stock and 320 sheep,
farming utensils, wagons & e., ..iso. Said farm is
well wutqadAruhr
,1 calculated for a first claos p ,
dairy' or'stoeir farm, and the undersigned' also
offers' for sale 6 acres of, land adjoining said
farm together with a good Saw mill thereon with
one of the best water privileges on the Cowanes
que river; and also a largo new store and stock
of goods in the Village of Knoxville, besides a
number of Village lots, all of which the subscri
ber wishes to sell in balk or in parcels to suit the
purchaser. - Prices moderate and terms easy.
for further particulars enquire of
Knoxville Nov. '7, 18dd—tf.
Claim Agency.
FEENHY — SGERWOOD 1" J. HARRISON
Atty's, - collect BOITNTIES, PIDISIONS,
and all other claims against the Government.
Under the pitvisione of late note of Congress
$lOO Extra Bounty
will he paid to every three years' man who served
out bis full time, or was vronndod in ,ervice, or
was discharged by reason of the termination of the
war,,and to the widows, minor children or pa
'riots of three years men,
Extra Bounty
will be. paid to all two years' men, and their heirs
underlike.cizeumstances, and to three years' men
who served two years of their enlistment.
In no ease will any extra bounty be paid when
more than 5100 has been previously paid.
No claim will be entertained unless presented
under Rui..ES' AND REGULATION 9 issued by the
War Department Sept. 22, MX,.
The Department will receive claims from Oct.
1, 1888, until• April 1, 1367. In peso, of claicua by
parents under late acts of Congtess for bounty,
the FATtIER and MOTIIER must both join in the
application.
Increase of Pension:
$l5 per month to every Invalid Pensioner to
tally di,abled.
$2 per month for ea6h.citll(l andiv- 16 years of
age of widow Pensioners.
Feei for 'Procurins,o'Estra SA
" Increase Pension $5
-
" Original Pteishmi,,, Gla
t ."
collection the 4th of Sept. and 4th of
i Marl* paxmentsof f Peaeiens, $1
4
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J. GOODSPEED