L CCAL AKD PERSONAL
i THE LAW OP NEWSPAPERS, 1 Subscribers whe
do not gi e express notice to tho contrary, are con
iidr.-wd as wishing to continue their subscription
2. Any person wno takes a paper front the Post
Office —whether directed to his n.nino or lo another—
or whether he has subscribed or not, i? respouniH*
for the pay
3* If a person orders his paper discontinued, he
must pay all arrearages, or the pnblishear may con
tinue to send it until payment is made. an<i collect
the who'e amount, ichdhcr it be taken froic the offi
ce or not'. There can be no legal discodtinuance un
til the payment is made.
4. it the subscriber orders his paper to be stopped
at a certain time, and the publisher continues to send,
the subscriber is bound to pay tor it, ij'he take* it
out oj the office The law proceeds on the ground
that a man must pay for what he useß
5. If subscribers remove to other placse Without
informing the publisher, and the newspapers are
vent to their former direction, they are responsible*
6. The Court- have decided lliat refusing to take
a paper or periodical from the office, or removing and
leaving it uncalled for while in arrears to Ike publish
er, is evidence of intentional fraud.
7. The C. urts have also decided that a Post Mas
ter who neglects to perfotm hisduiy of giving noii o
as required bv the regulations of the Post-office De
partment, of the neglect of a person to take from the
office newspapers addressed to him, renders the Post
Master liable to the publisher for the subscrip'ion
Stopping Papers —Should you desire the publish
er of a newspaper to discontinue sending his paper
"to you. always be positive that he is paid for it up
.to the date of your request. lie member, if vou neg
lect this duty, it is at his op.ion to do so or not ; and
if he may prefer to continue sen iing it. he can hold
you responsible for it until all arrearages are paid
LIEUT. GEO. 11. STERLING, af Gen.
Terry 1 * staff, we are pained to announce, died at bis
father's residence in Sterlingville, yeetord.iy. His
funeral w ll take place on Friday next.
BUTTER EGGS AND LARD. —The
highest Market prices in ta.-b. paid for BUTTER,
EGGS and LARD, at Leightou'n Grocery Store
Stark? Ulick Block. Tunkhanuock, Pa
Dot ation Visit.—The fnenle of the Rev G
Vf Scoficid will make Liur a donation visit on
Thursday the 1-th Hist, at the house of Jacob Deck
•r-in Washiagton Township .---Afternoen end Erea
■ iug.
A HOUSE AND LOT desirably loca
ted in thi* Borough can be purchase 1 at a bargain.-
The owner haviug been drafted, would s -onerpnr
with it than with bis life—lnquire at this office.
SEWING MAC inks have now be
come an almost iti'ii?pcns'.nU* article in every family
No man, who consults the health comfort or conven
ience of his wife, will allow her to he !<.ng without
one. Those wig' ing to obtain any of tho best ma
chine* i-uu hear of something to their advantage hv
'■ai.ing ai this office.
THE WEATHER CLCRK, has for the
post thrse weeks treated n? to every v iriety of that
■article from 'he -c- cr. fr • •* of ' u or to the balmy
breeics of prmg ! • •. suw*il, rlined, hiiled,
ibtiweJ and froze ir. •. , , . . •>, r h-r even j
the eldest inhabitant ki n>t what Jay any j
bring forth, shake. 1 • • .< 1 t .*■ • -. I
fuses to make * tr'b.*r > ... , s , ... j
wcaltci king it :li . etui ri -■ < t
1
ac -j i ing
HATSjCAPS, FI RS, STRAW G • &r.
v'ut few of i u , ir. Merchandise at* aware
that the most extei .ire •• mplcte and elegant st ck
of httg, • ,fu &! tr \w •, - ti ■ j lills
'X'.-. i Oetttlfimt!
■ V - > , . In) v
y ' M" 1. K ney uftau ]
*- i l — '■ * ■ v 1.9 ; ,r :
™ >*,., the ...y, wither wishing to I
grcfcaro hi* g,v„. F ~r P houM not ffiil to .Ir-.p in !
Cls.k Kconey i Go's. No ii 49 Bro*<lw.iy where j
they will find Scib, ever ,c:.dy to sell them'goo-ls at I
t- e lowest figures or 5i,,.-, them -ihe sight* ol the !
Uwn." M ike a • mem" of 349 "'.roadway,
THE NATIONAL BANK at this jflace j
which ha* been in contemplation for some time, is '
likely to be a fixed fact, We understand that >hc j
comptroller who at first refused to all note has ;
been convinced of its necessity,and ha-i consented to '
its establishment. Nothing i? noil rc-- : i' rl3 d to set it '
operation but the requisite amount of Government, j
securities. As the tuaite is in charge I,f men who j
Lave the •'needful." There will probably be no dif
ficulty on this score-
WM. F. TERRY ESQ. Clerk to the
Commissioners, has been si;ffir;iig from a severe at- i
tack of Erysipelas, during the past two weeks, He
is now convalescent and it is hoped will be able t°
resume his duties in a few days. Having bad,tor
*• veral years, sole charge of the books and vouchers j
of the Commissioners, it was thought best by them
to defer settlement and auditing ot accounts until
he should recover. The Auditors therefore adjourn
ed.
WHOLESALE EMBEZZLEMENT ok
PUBLIC MONIES. —James Mullison,
late Treasurer of this County appeared by a state
ment of his accounts with the County, made bv the
County Auditors a few days since, to have in his
hands, of the County funds, the sum of Five Thou
sands dollars and upward? which, upon demand, he j
failed to pay over to the incoming Treasurer. Ilis
bondsmen becoming alarms ! at his neglect so to do, 1
ceuie to this place on Friday last and ujon inquir- j
ing of him the cause of thi? n< gleet, wero coolly in- j
formed that he had lost the money by gambling, !
He gave them, what he allege 1 was all th.,t he had
left, the sum of one hundred and twen'v or thirty
dollars, He also made over to tbeni, the title to
lands nelonging to him, valued at nearly a thousand j
dollars. On Saturday last he was arrestercd, on a
charge of embezzlement of the public monies, and
after hearing, in default of bail, w.a* committed to
jail for trial,
While it is known that during the past year he j
he has been frequently enggaged in gambling, it is j
thought by those who have good opportunities for !
foi information, that he has not lost this large atnonn
of money, but that he is attempting to defraud his
bail by withholding it. A? this mutter, is so soon to '
be made 'he sulject of judicial investirn>ion. we
withhold sn opinion .i our own. iutlber, than to
say ; that in any evout. Mr- Mulli son ha? shown
himself utterly unfit for any office or porlfion of
trust er honor : and to his friends, a most, ungrateful
man. . !
LINES n the rieeth of Miss Ophelia A Finney i
who was drown td on the 6th of August. 1669, in the ,
21st year of her age.
Hark ye who tread yon earthly ground,
Hear from the tomb a solemn sound.
I, 'hough buoyant and o gay
I though so young have passed away.
I have rink beneath ho wsve
t* .
' "ivT-m.-vI i watery grave, ! |
L 'lie thought mv end so near,
" v bought it would be here.
B'Jt iifi . ,
... . J - K -"t'W so< n are o'er 7 "
e shall m „ f
omi , ' ®arth no more. t
o>ek the I* " " ' r k !h " Lf!rd< <•
, J - ? 10 llv with God. .
Mother, ,
,Z?JfW T Lord will be your 1
Thou.-h J ;ntve g- tea while befo'i, .
IfU Wt will reach the tiasvuxdy *hera. J,
You have a Frien 1 that cannot die,
On his strong arm for strength rely,
, lie with a Mary once did weep,
': llis !.ytnpathy on earth how sweet.
i Sisters, dear frien Is, you soon innst die,
All, in some narrow grives must lie ;
j O now the gospel truiuj-et hear,
j Remember that your time is near.
. i
0 learn the blessed way to GoJ,
0 with one heart now seek the Lord,
You'll n*':-r -c;rat the blessed choice,
j On..* . . God's solemn voice.
; 1
He h s blessing for you all,
i ; O listen to hi searnest call,
! 0 now receive a Savious'a love,
■ j And soon you'll have a home above.
( ! Popular Vote for President,
I j According to the Tribune,the aggregate vote,
' ; os actually returned, is 3,957,702 —say 4.000,
. i 000, including such as were excluded by be*
1 ing too late. Of those duly received, the re
, jqiective candidate* had ;
Abraham Lincoln 2,182502
Gvorge Briaion McClellan 1,775.200
Maj >rity for Lincoln 407 302
l J The vote in imaung Or-got)is s
| follows, comparing with the -amo S'atenn
j 1800 :
ISC4. 1860.
Lincoln. McClellan Lincoln All ot/iers
California 43,841 26,357 39,173 79,667
Connecticut 41,961 43,235 43,792 33,454
Delaware 8,155 8,757 3,815 12,224
, Illinois 189,196 158,780 172,.61 167^532
Indiana 150,238 139,233 139,033 133,110
lowa 89,075 49,596 70,409 57,922
Kansas 16.441 8,691
iKe ituoky 26 592 61.473 1,364 144,852
; Maino 61,803 44.211 6*.811 35^107
i Maryland 40,153 32,739 2,294 90.203
j Massachuscttsl'26,742 47,745 106,733 62,643
; Mi-bigan 85,352 67.370 83,480 66,267
Minnesota 25 060 17 375 22,069 12J30
Missouri 71,192 31.299 17,028 148^490
Nev!xlii(rst,) 10,217 6.964
N Hampshire 34,:i5'2 32A10 37,510 28,434
New Ji-r-ey 60.723 67 024 58 324 28,801
j Ne-V Yerk 368,785 361 986 362,646 412,510
j Ohio 261 973 205557 231,610 20,931
' Oregon,(et.) 8,9b0 6,000 5.270 9,140
j 1'- ansy tv.inia290,391 276,316 269,030 203.112
I Rhode Island 13'692 8,740 12,244 7,707
J Vermont 42.419 13,321 33.809 9,036
j West Virginia 23.152 1b,438 44 947
! tViscaPsin 30.092 63 023 Bb,llo 66,070
Total 2,162.502 1,774,200 1.864.523 2,004.098
Per cent. 55,15 44 55 49,20 51,60
; Lin-olu'a lmj.roity 1864 407.302 1
j Au'i-Lin oln Maj rity, i960 139,570
• i'ii.;.tM;s •> 1;.-,vfcNb'E YtXaal-'i
! *t' J ' "■ ' ' ■' r i it iti il rcvL:>Utf*,:h&i tro
<p"-ii ' l r..:.;,.i; . a! a' i.ave li ally been 8? -
I-; by 'ft '--x (. Ul:i>ls-K'iis A S a s r.
0 I. ot ! A •: fi; ,j tl.. r l.ih '* 1-o.s henvi
1 'I• -ri■ <x, it W'.ieh have W - u
itij'-.l- ; tl.j.i ,e 'i xutai fi i iii|Cr.l In lie.
| t v| .sftSi,'!
A- I e j x <>n"ut dieased jH-ulily" ih '
j i!"Ub't-il- liro mural* of rr.e Country seeui uu |
J r qui re >t
, B—Bolotia sassage made in part of d<>rg
. A" l ' s's Tof red H.U.IK-I, mu-t pa the duty ot
1 tianiK-t HIS.I.
U—Awl '"baker, ( >nh*B the tnauafakturi r
j disk ri-'iiiutes what \s new and whot i* <l
- cl.-iv* ••,) ts elevated SJ per cent,
j D AssefeM-rs at e-j,>hi!i 4 required t.- m: !
j tMjj AIL men OWDUI wheeiharit-rs are duiy li.
i fetised.
I-—Enuy man refusin o owu a wheelbtir
. Per will he fiu-d fur the uiT'iise. and
!SSOO urid.
1-1 . . ..o Picknicks and Cauip ueet- j
ins and 4tii -luiy's has been postponed for the i
, weather and other considerashuns.
Tut LA~T MESMAGE. A soldier came into
our rooms in Nashville, to get an envelope
: lie said he bad a letter to send home for one
of bw comrades. He drew Irom hie blouse a
small package, carefully wrapped ; and open
ing it, held up a scrap of a leal fratu a tneino
ri-itjum book. It had bloody linger prints,
on u, and a few w-.rds hastily written with a
I pencil. The writer was the soldier's partner !
he saw. In the charge on Kenvsaw Moun- I
taoi, he fi und him staggering back from the j
. hue, 'he bloot! htreuunng from his tnouih.and !
, Covering Ins hands and clu'hes. A inmie ball j
tiaii cut "ft his tongue at the rout. He tried :
!l" speak, hut could not. Finally,by motions, '
( he made his partner 'induratand his w-nl j
i paper and pencil. A scrap wa- torn from the j
diary. aud on it the boy, held up by ins Coin- |
rade, with liog-.-r* dripping with blood, and
and trembling in death, wrote,
' Father, meet me in heaven "
He tried iu wn.e ni.s name, but it was to late.
; Ltfe had fled. Fathers aud mothers, what
i ill you nut tin for your 6011s, whoso waking
and dreaming and dying thought* are home
ward turned ? - Ziont Herald
A Strange MEETING. —During the battle <
ot Bub Run, ; member of tt,e 71*t regtuienl
New kurk, states that in one ot the charges
oi Unit regiment upon the enemy's b.tteries
he me a' the jiouit t! the bayonet a member
•I - lie of the \if jg.iiiu regiments with Whom 1
he had foi rued iiiliuiatt relations of frteud- ;
w.'P, whne they were to college to New York.
L c|i instantly recognized the other, and m
snnd u, cairying mil tlie work of deatti, they
cla-ped eacu mhet's hands with iho exciema j
matron, "(jr, I bless you !" and they seprrat.
Ed
Tm-cHiNG INCIDENTS. —Many incidents of
a sad and touching in ,-rest tt\iiisp:re<J dur !
•i g'he Coroner's investigation of the late
rs- r a ! c.i'asrr. pfro u.-ir Lafayette, Ind
Sw-rai .f lie .s.iljq-r* ktlied were rettirrong <
! na, t be married in a few days j
id ;e r hi* a>d pit o-graph* of their intend
ed w lev wi n-f und upon their prs >ns
One i ia*> ha 1 upon in* p*rson ihe letters of
his w ib*. Sm- wrote in fond nfTecttonate
term* uf ,i-. xpecu d r* urn, ami the glad
ntcipa lolls of the little ones. I| t . had stop.
|-id HI 10-iianap >hea and bought a number of j
toys. , i
FARM FOR SALE.
Tbo Subscribers wII sell at Public Vuedne or
AuctioU, on Saturday, Jan. the 7th 1865
A Valuable Farm
situ:t in North Branch Township Wyoming Coun
ty Pa. 16 talle? from Tnukn.inm.ek. nn the main
road, Icadiu r fmui Mehuopany to Tnwanda, Bradford
Comity, and to Dushore and Laporte in Sullivan
County. Is well watered by good springs, anj
Stream? pissing through it. Is well adapted to grain
or grass. Contains
25t> ACRES.
One Hundred and Thirty, Improved
With a Large frame House, frame Barn -and other
i Out buildings. lias an exr-elleut orchard of Apple*,
Peach and Plum trees The unimproved land is
heavily timoered with Pine. Maple, Ash, aud Hem
lock. The Farm, late the Estate ot the
HON. PERCIFER LEMON Deed
is one of the most desirable in Northern Pennaylra
-1 nia.
Sale to be made at th e prerai res,
Term Easy, and made known on day of sale.
, E.C.VINCENT ) Exr's of
JOHN PFOI'TS j P- Lemon. Deo'd
I '
i AVER'S CHERRY PECTORAL,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
, Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Croup, Bronchitis, Incipient Consum
ption, and for the relief of Consump
-1 tive Patients in advanced stages i f
the disease.
I So wide is-the field of its usefulness and so num- i
I erous :irc the cases of its cures, that almost every I
, se'-tionof country abounds in persons publicly known ,
who have been re-tored from alarming and even
' desperate diseases of the lung-'by its use. When
J once tritd, its superiority over every other exjecto
rant is too apparent to esea|j© observation,and where
( its virtues arc known, the public no longer hesitate
what antidote to employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs that
! are incident to our climate . While many inferior
remedies thrust upon the community have failed
and been discarded, this has gained friends by every
trial conferred benefits on the afflicted they e*o
) never turget, and produce cures too numerous and
I too remarkable to be forgotten
Those who require an alterative medicine to puri
fy the blood will find AVER'S CoMP EX F.SARSA
PARILLA the remedy to use Try it once, and
vou will know its value
Prepared by J C. AVER kCO , Lowell Mass.
I and sol •by Sam!. Stark Tunkhanuock, and all deal
ersin uiedieL.e everywhere,
liifoiHiialion Free!
TO JE R VOUS S i FFERE RS,
A GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous Debility. In
i-omp6 tency, Prem uure Deny ;m<) Yomhful Error
actuated by a ile>ire to benefit others, will t>e happy
o furnish to all who need i , (free of charge ), the
•c ipe and directions for m iking tho simple remedy
Used in his ease. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers bad experience, ant po-.-ess a sure and
vain role remedy, an d<a • by ad res*, tig him at
iiU-t at hi* pU'.-e >f bus- toss f.;.. H a—!;*, (
iiif'irui-Ltion ot vital importance wll be cheerfully
sent by return mail.
Adircss JOHNB itGHEN
No- 6U Na --au street New York
I*. S —Neivnu? Suff rcrs os both sexes will find
this iiroruiatiou tn. iluable
\ 4-lilß J::.o
S< 'OTT V B \I,I)W! \'S"
LADIES. MIS SE S AND C KII 0 RE N'S
i OUTSITTING ROOMS
St. N'i< tto'as Block, 5d Broadway
mrs. e7wintle.
(Formerly of "Grsi*'* IIAIIAB,")
Under whose ? upcrindenre ibo above Departments
are conducted. t? pleased to announce to her former
oatror.s ani the i.adiesof New Yoik g-n rally, th it,
in connectiau wnh tin; numerous ARTISTES under
I her directi-.n,she is prepared to lur.isn, promptly,
fafciea, Mscts ar.i> (Corfu's (Putt
ing to (Drbrr,
LADIES UffJDER LINEN.
Offiue i^Uiilit), Kept in sioek, ready for immedi
ate use,
Pattieular attention y:r en to
I M3BA3. TR9S3SA9K,
nonce.
"JVfOTICE ishrreby given that I have placed in
i\ in the possesion of L. I). Vosburg. one SPAN
of four-year old, bay COLTS, to be kept by hiin du
ring my pleasure ; all persou arc forbid to molest or
in any manner iterfere with thaiu as ibey will do so
t their peril.
PERRY BILLINGS,
k'lxaiodc, Dj*, 29 h. 13i4
Farm
FOR SALE,
The subscriber will sell at public sale, on SAT
! UK DAY, JAN 14'h, 1565
1 A valuable farm, situate in
FATjLS.
> YOMfNG COUNTV, PENXA.
j Late the estate of Pbineas Shurwoo I, deceased ;
| containing FIFTY ACRES, all IMPROVED, with
i A GOOD FARM-HOUSE, a good APPLE Orchard
i and other Fruit Trees thereon.
SALE made on the premises; where the condition
will be made known.
C SIIERWOOf), Executor of I
the will of P. Sherwood dee'd i
Falls . Dec. 16.1564
NOTICE.
For the Benefit of Soldiers' Orphans.
Bv an act of the Legislature of Pennsylvania ap
proved May 9, 1864, the Governor was authoris
ed to receive tho sum of fifty thousand dollars, offer
ed by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, "for the
education and maintenance ot destitute orphan ehil
: dren of deceased soldicts and sailors."
The persons entitled to the benefits of this Act are
the "children of either sex under the age ot fifteen,
resident in Pennsylvania at the time of the applies*
tions, and depen lent U|n ei'her public or private
charity for support, or on the exertions of a moth r
or other person destitute of means to afford proper
education and maintenance, of fathers who have
been ki led or died of wound* received > r of disease
contracted in the service of the United States, wheth
er in volunteer or iniliti i regiments of this State, or
sn the regular nrinv of the naval service of the Un
ied States, bui who were a* the time of entering
tuch service, actual bona file residents of Pennsylva
in*."
Such children will be boarded, clothed and educa
ted ; those under the age of six years, in any suitable
school that will receive theui on proper terms* and
ose over six years of age in one of tho State Nor
mal Scb"- Is
The application must be made "by the mother, if
ti|ing, if not by the guar ii , n or next friend "
vbPerson* representing su -h orphans as almve de
esribed can receive inform ti.-u, bi -nk forms, and
all necessary assistance by application to cither of
the undersigned
P M OSTERUAUT Esq,
Rev. C. R LANE,
Rev Ll'TilElt PECK,
Mr- HELEN M NEWMAN,
Miss F.HODA S CAREY
Superintending
Convwi'tee fir Soldier* Orphans in Wyoming Couuty
HS. COOPKit. PHYSICIAN A SURGEON
• Xawtoo Centre, Luanru* County J'a. f
imTmirßAiiTin
Column.
: ■/ • I
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; H ALI.STEAD A HAMMiSLL,;
PKALKBB 1M UKKI HAXDI6K.
i NICHOLSON, WYOMING CO. PA. •'
J FOR A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT •
of Good*, Go to ;
iHallatead AUtnuell'i:
• For Sugar, Teas an J Molasses,
: ao TO :
HALLSTEAD A UAMMELL'S- : .
roR FLOCR. rn 4SB HAMS, •
: ao TO
: HALLSTEAD $ UAMMELL'S
; F° r Spites Starch, and Saleratua •
' 60 to \
BALLSTEAD A UAMMELL'S
• For Wooden Stone and China Ware, •
: GO TO :
•Uallstrad a
• roa Glass, kailb kabswaxb, akd •
COTLERT.
; Go to ;
Hullttead and Hammell't
; For Cloth*. Caselmere* and Veitinga •
! go TO ;
I lIALLSTEAD AIIAMMELLS
• For Muslin* Calico's Dress Goods •
; Go to \
IIALLSTK \D AII SMMELL'S I
For Soap, Candles, and Crackers.
; a* TO ;
: HALLSTEAD A UAMMELL'S. t
For Oils, Pain's and Brushes,
; GO TO •
'.HALLSTEAD ± HAMMELLS'.
\ For Flour. Salt, and P rnita,
•0 TO I
HALLSTEAD A UAMMELL'S |
TO OKT THE HIGHEST TRICKS FOR BAIX ■
I ASD PRODICB \
: s° •
'.HALLSTEAD HAMM LL'S
I
; To Get Kntire Satifaction,
00 TO !
: HALLSTEAD A HAMM ELL'S •
• t i
i
• To get an Equivalent for your money, 1
I TO ;
I HALLSTEAD A HAMMELL'S \
• • i
' ' ;
i <
.-. t j
: HALLSTEAD A HAMMELL'S I ! 1
i
MOTTO.
Largs Salts and Small Profits. TKs |
• Bsst Goads Jot ths Laast Money
Sterling & Luoinis
J£KF.P lite beat and largest assortment of
MERCHANDISE
to be toand >ii the rutin! ry, and most of it \ra<
purchased privotis t Ihe
I LATE ADVANCE IX I'ItICES,
w Inch nahh-s it eni to
Sell (Goods Much lie
low present Rules.
.
We have constantly on hand,
iS'altby the barrel,
Fine Silt by the sack,
and half barrel,
Turks Island Salt for packing meat
Flour, Sole Leather, Iron, Nails, Nail
Rods, Tow C'ork, and Cast Steal
Carriage Bolts, Plaster,
Dry Goods
GROCERIES,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps ;
Drugs, Dye Stuffs, Hardware, Wood
en ware, Stoveware, Paints,
Oils, Crockery, Liquors, Stationery,
Wall Paper and Boriering,
Grindstones, Wheelbarrows,
Pegs & Lasts, Buffalo
Pocket and
Table Cutlery,
Plated S'poons
Rosin, Tar
&c.,
We give below a few of our prespnl price?
sulject to all changes of the market, viz.:
Salt 84 per barrel.
Flour 812 per barrel.
Prints 25c to 40c per yard.
Rest Brown Sugars 20 to 22c.
White Sugars 25 cts. per 11>
And everything not enumerated, in same
proportion.
All we ask is for people to call and see for
thi tiiseive", a* we feel c nfident that we can
meet their most sanguine expectations.
f? IERI.JNG & LOO MIS.
"i-li'lgvide. Pi.. Oct. 5, ISGI —V4:110
JUT KECEIYED, j
—rROM—
PHILADELPHIA
'AND—
Pi. ew"Y"orli,
A PULL ASSOB T M F. X T O F
35 •••■/ . A
x
Q j
DRESS GOODS,
Clo~tl3.iX3.SgV
Shoes, Hats,i
Jfancu dsoote t
V A <*9 '
NOTIONS, &c. Air , adapted to this Season 1
which will be sold at the VERY" LOWEST MA KKT
PRICE for Cash or Country Produce, at the Store of
John Weil.
Tu unlthcroek Vonlr 10. I?C4.
E. A 11. T, A NTH ON V & CO,,
Manufacturers of Photographic Ma
terials,
WHOLESALE AND RELAIL,
501 BHOADB 'A V, N. Y.
In fddition to our main hu-ioess of PHOTO
GRAPHIC .MATERIALS, we are l!e..Jqu.iters for
the f >ll wing, via :
mm ill II STEHESCIIPIC
VIEWS. j
Of th-se we have an immense asso-tme nt, including
War Seeres, American and Foreign C ties and ;
Landscapes, Groups, Statuary, Ac Ac, Also, re- '
volving Sterescopcs, for public or private exhibi- I
tion. Our catalogue will be sent to any address on i
receipt of Stamp
Photographic Albums.
We were the first t> introduce these Into the I'nit
ed States, rind we main f/teUire imtnento quantities
in gteat vauety ranging in price tr ui 50 eents to
SSO. Our ALRUMS have the reputation of being i
superior in beauty and durability to any others
They will he sent by mail, frt-e, on receipt of pi i> e, i
ALBUMS MADE TO ORDER
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CARD PHOTOGRAIMD.
Oar C.ttnloguo-wbrnYPuicaso ibik FIVE HIOU-,
SAND different s Kae'kuboe auditions are
cf/iilinuiillv tt iiisr maile) of Por!rai ts of Eminent '
Americans, Ac., vix : about
100 Major-Generals, I 550 Statesmen,
200 Brig.-Generals, ] 100 livines,
275 Colonies, j 125 Authors,
100 Lieut.-Colonels, j 4t) Artists,
250 Ot her qfib era I 125 Stage,
75 Navy Officers. | 50 t'rom'nt Women,
156 Prominent Foreign Portraits.
1 0C COPIES OF WORKS OF ART,
including reproductions of the most celehrafad En
graving. Paintings, Statues & ■ Catalogue sen; oti
ri'eipt <>f Stamp An<>rcrf->r One Dozen PIC
TURES fr, •in our Catalogue wrll be tilled on the le
ceipt ot SI,Si) and sent by mail. FREE
Photographers and others ordering goods C 0.
D. "11l i remit twenty-five percent of the
ainowi their order.
F. A 11. T ANTHONY A CO
Manufacturers of Photographic Material*.
501 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 1
The priest and (Quality qf'our Goods oanno.tjail to
satisfy.
Vat 9 1093- Uaiot 1
I i
j • Glirnit
CELEBRATED ELASTIC STITCH
SE\V r j\(;-)IACHINE
Wore awarded <?u highest Premium* ow
all Compel itos, < the / llowing
State a td C unly Fairs of 18G3. •
NEW YORK STATE FAIR.
First Premium for Family Machine
First rreuiiuin i " Mi uf M.ichiQ®.
' First Premium for Machine Work.
INDIANA STATE FAIR.
First Premium for M ichine lor all purpoM.
First Premium f.,r Machine Work
VERMONT ST A TE FA IR.
Firs' Prt iimuii tor Family M ichine.
First Premium for M Machine.
First l'rem.um lor Machine Work
OHIO STATE FAIR.
First Pietnimn for Machine Work.
IOW A STATE FAIR.
Fiist Premium for F iniMy Machine
Fi.ist Premium f r M muf.ictu ing Machine.
First Premium for Machine Work.
ILLINOIS STATE FAIR.
J'i'.-t Pis-mum b-r Machine for all purpontt.
First Premium for Machine Work.
KEX'J CCKY STATE FALK.
First Premium for Machine for all purpoaei-
First Premium lot Machine Work.
MICHIGAN STATE FAIR,
Fi-st Premium fr Family Machine
First Premium tor Manufacturing Machine,
First Pre mi :in for Machine Work.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR.
1 ir-' Premium for Manufacturing Machine
First Premium fur Ma.-hinc Work.
OREGON STATE FAIR.
First Premium for Family Machine.
First lVetr.i :n ti>r Machine Work.
CHITTENDEN Co. (Vt.)Agi'lSoc.
1i: -1 Pi; uiiuiu t>r Family Ma-hinc.
Fir a Pn iai • n tor M uiufa turing Machine.
Fi; t I'rei!:i';!a fer Machine Woik-
FR AN KL3 X Co. (X. Y. )FAIR.
i-:r-t Premium for Family Machine.
1 iv-1 Piemiuia for Manufacturing Machine.
CII AMPLAIX VALLEY (Vi.) Agr'l Soc.
HAMPDEN Co. ,'MASS ) Agr'l Soc.
Dip! ma f. F A .11 ichine.
DtpKiua for .Mu hine Work.
WASHINGTON Co iN. Y.)FAIR
...i :!.> foe Family Machine.
QEI-!..> - ( <\ Y. )Agr'l Soc.
' ( oil for F' mily Machine.
I. i.o u or Manufacturing Machine.
First premium lor Ma lime Work.
® All ATOP A Co (N. V i FA'R
Pli f Premium f r Family M ichine.
MECIJAND'S' IN TITCI'E (Pa.)FAIR
Fir.-: Premium *' r Air hine for all purpose**.
First Premium for.M >' hin Work,
GREEN PI F. I.l* (O)FN luX FA Ift.
First Pienvum for Family Mo-bine.
First Premium for M iehine Work.
CLIN TON Co (O)F.UR.
1" rst Premium f-r Fimily Midline.
First P.-'-m ini for M -hitie Work.
M JNT . JMETY CJ.( Pa )KAIil.
First I'c miom f„. \J i.-hine for all p U -pore*,
Fiist i'leaioi u f.. Af i-. ne Work.
SAN JOAQI INCo (C,l )FAIR.
First Premium for Family Mtcbioe.
First Premium f..r M n-hine Work.
SAN JOSE DI-TRD T (( ,i ) fair
First Premium : r Family Machine
I -j.t Premium :.ir AincPnc r, TK
J f lh,: *' r! - "* •• f'irs at whi.lt
'■ •' '' A •-" -11 •>< Msr.n were exhibited thia
j yea \
Sal—ro i,;s i;*.? Rrna'ivav, Saw York.
| IJW ' heat oil >l. Philadelphia
v# a;n {imAa , aT
FYi: AM) EMI LXFIMAII Y.
On the Spare, Tli.ee Doors from Steele's Hotel,)
NY! I.Ki- SUAHHIi. I\\,
r |'"lir> IN-mi TIOX is now opened and fur-
I nishetl tn the must costly style. Reception,
Private and Oper ting Rooms are large, convenient
ind well adopted The >urgical apartment containe
•he finest colic.-tion ot ii;>trumcnts in .tie country,
and thus his faculties will enable him to meet any
and all emergencies in practice. lie will operate
lpon uIJ the various forms of DLISDXESS. fata
-act, Oreluon of the Pupil, Cross Ey s Closure of
Tie Tear I: : . Inversion of tiie Eye'li Is Pterygium
tc. Ar. And wlil treit all forms nf S-r -s, Eye
• r.uiul-*.l LiTs. Op.iceties of the Cornea, and Seref
i ilous diseases nt the FNe together with all 'he die
, :asi sI i which the Eye I- subject.
I'F, *i FN i• -It ill iron! -ill the di.scasvs common
" "'e • ' i " lr gv- fn.iii the F. ir, Noises ia
die Ivir, Cifunii. li.Ti uii.v he irmg, total Deaf
; Jess even where the Drum is destroyed. Will in
. -eri an artili-iai one iin.-iveriug nearly all the pur-
I foscs of die uaf ural.
DtFEA-ES THE THROAT.- All disease*
•oinitif 1.11 t, to ■ 'Jbr.-.r Itvl Noe will be treated
CN* F. I', AI, >t KG Fit I.— He will ojierate upon
ulu" teet. isir Lip, LTet; Ibilljte, Tumors, Cancers,
ilargcd Tcueils, &*;. I'IJ?:,- APCNTMI by heal
mg new flesh int ■ def< rice ' parts ; nd general Sur
;ur.v of whatever ehurac or it may present.
HERNIA (or Ui i' El RE) lie will perfrc m "La
bias operiti in f r the radical, (couipi te) cure of
Ilvi ta. i! . ■- iiurjur.f onahly a perfect cure, and
is done with littl. .no paiu." Out of many hun
drcd operate: u , n in Tt/.ston there has b.en no
fiiilure.-, it hai ;ng met the perfect approbation of
ail a i i have submitted to it.
.- 1 ■'' ' 1 Al. Ei E.-> ill insert artificial Eves
givn Item the nt• >ti n r.n t expresion of the natur
al 'I hey ire inserted with the least pain,
111- f-' 1 AIIOLDL (Pics) -This troublesome dis
ce.-.r-is i -.iily cured. Th -:c suffering from it will
do well to c-ill.
lh* Ir It.-Griff v t its V. iikos-H irro with a view
ol ' uil.ling uj) a p raiment Institute for the treat
ment ui t'..- Eye. FFir anil General Surgery. The
expcrienco o: more than a quarter of a century in
Hospital an] general practice, ho hopes, will be a
ulTu-ient ; :i.u-ar.tcc t-j those who may be diciosed
t -tnpln| hi m
Mai 9, ISGI.
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES
PAID TOR GRAIN AT
"THE / ;
6F.CVE MILLS"
NEAR
Sit a W's Corn ers
in idemon Township.
THFADORK A. Jack-- the Leasee of these Mills,
npractical MiF •i < Fog ■ xpcricncc, thankful for
past favors, h. pes by g \ ing his pers- nal attention
to the 1 usint-s t- u-erit a . o innu in-e of the same.
FLOI'R si -1 1 FFDot \LI. KIND.- constantly on
hand and for SALE.
OXTSI r^OILT--"VV'C>ri.Bt,
satist.etoiily aud expeditiously done.
THEO. A JACKSON.
i 1 n. IS 3 m
UI !H. !!. PIATT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Of
fice in Stark' 6 linck .Clock, Tioga St., Took*
•twwrk,