'DOUBLE;fI' .- STO.RE. VI I I w Is now open in his Mammoth. Double Store 'with a, full, fresh and complete stock of fashionabk • SPRING GENT'S FURNISIIING GOODS, - EIM ZZ Suits of all Grades for Men, Boys,Youths and Children. Our rents having been obtained on the most favorable terms, and our current expenses redOed to the 'lowest possible minimum, we propose to give ourmnicustomers the benefit of these REDUCTIONS by putting our prices at LOWER FIGURES than any other Clothing House in Towanda,. We invite a careful examination of our stock and prices, whether wishing to buy or not. - W can satisfy the closest 'buyer of the TRUTH of WHAT WE SAY. • Call and we will satisfy you. Remember, Nos. 1 and; 2; Bridge Street. Towanda Pa., April 10, 183 . 2.. cr DRIFTWOOD Enormous Prier for Hoerlex Eggs. DaWia near Wilkes-Barre, Pa., it paYs to go a-bird's nesting, if the' nests sought be long ,to, the .hawk species. , The, nn'On.-• Leader :says that it having been learned . that the enormous price of $4O apiece:had been Offered for hawk's eggs, a number of individuals 'have given their attention to hunting theni along the ,Susquehanna of late. On Saturday three Men fotind a nest on Campbell's ledge, from which they took four—i.l6o worth—of the eggs. They went to the top of the ledge and two of them let t'he other down over the precipice by ,a rope. after securing the treasures he was pulled up. The 'party went along up the river to a point near Falls, where they say there is another nest. In olden tinies hawks were extensively used for hunting, and a number of sportsmen along the Hud son river have offered $4BO a dozen for the egg now, with the intention-of hatching and rearing the birds for bunting purposes. == `bROUGH ON RATS." Clears out rate, mice, roaches, flies, ants; bed-bugs, f• hunks, chipmunks, gophers. 45c. Druggists. , How 'la 71 y Do It It is a source of ;Wonderment to many how se many younkinen get along so nice ly, and weargood clothes with Out work. The Bingluunton:Liquier answers the con undrum in nis*re truthful than poe' tic, as follows: "1105t. , , , 0f these Idlers spenge tlieir living from hard-working fathers mothers and sisters. They have no respect for theinselves, or any one else; and their greatest developments of character is 'lazi ness and selfishness. They spend their days in places that are not elevating to any one, and nights in the company of young girls, wrio, if they were acquainted with their character, • Would loathe ' and scorn them. Woe' to the woman that becomes the wife of a man whose cluumeter corresponds with the above.. . I The ancient`, miulemy in, Germantown, entered upon itsl2lst,year on IdaYl, and seven trustees were elected to fill.the - place of those retiring from ithehoard of : twenti one members./ The right to vote for trus tees is conferred by the cliarfer upon the property-holders of Germantown, though probably-very few•of them ever remember, even if they know, the Privilege they pos sess. At all events, when the polls closed on Monday'evening only eleven ballots were find in tie box. The seven retiring. trustees were, elected their own successors,, as they have been for many years. It is said that the, bellwhiahrings the boys to their lesa4n. , ;"ciung froni England in the same shit') Zvi, the famous tea which was dumped into *bston harbor. On the stee ple.'.of 'tlitcadetny building survives the woodeii<iltuige'Of a royal crowni by which the vounk rebels of Germantown used to test their skill With the - bow, and ' arrow . during the rieVolution, and which was the cause' of several colonial town-meetings called to (helium:A its rethoval. • A scene. which would furnish the grouiid work of a whole lecture on temperance Was witnessed in court in Chiunbersburg a few days ago. 'paring the trial of a man for the murder of *other while under the in fluence of strong * ink, the wheels of jus tice Were stoppedior the puroose of grant-, ing licenses to of number of hotels, thus giving a legal sanction to a traffic , which had been instrumental in placing the de fendant's life in 'eopardy for a crime for which he was only indirectly responsible. ' A Card. We take great pleasure in calling the at-. tention of our fnends and customers to Dr. Boaanko's Cough • and Lung Syrup which is „_. perfectly harmless, pleasant to the taste, will not nauseate, and gives relief almost instant ly. 'lt matters not how severe your Ongh may be, how many cough medicines you have - tried, or how piany physicians you gave con- ,suited, the- tonic, soothing and healing pro , perties of thiii medicine will loosen it and as. shit the Throat and Lungs to expel the ()Bend ing matter, leaving them in a healthy con dition, free from irritation, and the air pas sages clear, besides invigorating and itrengthening the geOral system. Price 50 elite. For the positive cure of Constimpz. on, Coughs, Golds, Asthina, Bronchitis, Dry Hacking Cough, Loss of Voice, Intuition of the Throat, Soreness of the Chest, Pains in the Lungs, Spitting of Blood, Croup; lan- - cnks, Whooping Cough, and Lung Fever, we recommend this medicine above alt others. Ynis truly, CLAnit B. Potann, June 2-Iy. 8. End Ward house Block. DB,. 'JOHN CORE'S VEGETABLE MEDICINES . FOR MAN AND BEAST. Fos MANintikT-Dr. John Corti, Liniment of 01ls, , 'price 60 Cents s tattle; Sealing Vegetable Gum and Oil Bailers. 60 cents a bottle; Vegetable Sealing Wye and Ricking Plaster, 12% cents a roll; Speedy Relit ! or Pain Remedy, price 40 eta. Fos Aurxera—florses,C stile, Sheep, Swine, also Poultry, Dr. JohnOorr's Veterinary OilLialment Each bottle contains pnolalf pint. Price one ofa bottle. or , .M by of Phannecy, Totra, John Corr Doctor . Dr. Corr will attend t o a or take charge of lit tle:its, egrhoilaM7 chronic asses. when requested to do so. yegetalge relledke only ruied. ifbl63m 111 Nos. 1 and 2, BridgO Street. K. h AND'.;SPL,R CLOUTING-, HATS,, CAPS, TRUNKS, TRAVELING ,BAGS, UMBRELLAS, &C. WZ MAN -BUSINESS . T MEASURER'S SALE Or UN taIsEATED F;ANDS.—In puisnance or the Acts of Assembly having reference to the sues'. ent of taxes upon unseated lands in WI Com monwealth, and the 'sale of the same for non payment, there willbe exposed to 'public sale at the Commissioner's Office in the borough of To wanda, on the SECOND MONDAY OF JUNE, A. D., hen, being the 12th day of said month, st 1 o'clock p. m" the tracts of land assessed under ,the following warrantee names, unless prior payment of taxes and coats be made Acres. Warantee Names: CC Barclay—Cunningham, D. H. no Hags. George 155 Hiltzhnmer, Jacob 200 Leßoy—Beck, Henri 19 35 202 Bratee, Frederick 19 58 191 Monroe—Anderson, Jacob 361 _ - Benner, Jacob 390 Benner, Jabob, Jr . . Castater, Fred 2 03 1 72 4 32 400 t 4 00 1 44 2 80 1 85 • ALSO—There will be exposed to public sale at the same time and place, the followidg lots: pieces or parcels of improved or seated lands, as situate as hereafter set forth, or i non-payment . of ennsiry, taxes assessed in the yesri 1 079 and 1880; the same have been du returned to the ConntTCommlssioners by the Collectors of the several districts: ••1 • • . . o .a. c:: .4 .- g; A :8 8 , . 1 . - . • 2 1 w g• ,- 0: • G o .n G , n w e o , a. o 1 . 2 w 1::::" .- • : • • 1 TO WHOM ASSESSED... V • V L • , 'ti ._..° 1 V ) 4 V r c. ' I. . 0 . . ... • ••• G • pi PI ', 0 N . • ..?2 : . • . . . • . . • . ' ..... ............." 7 ......- ! , .- 7 ...... -. ...— .' i • i1879g George Omps ' • . ••••-. ALRANL $ 2 80 1 4 00 1..-.- ;1 5 00: ..5 G. F. Mason ' 21 301. SO; • T , .•' Mary Ann McAllister j 1 11. 151 15 , ..:-. ~ ... -,, NEW .KLMANT - '', , ''' • ' • -`---,, ....... : .... ::, ......... '...... ...... / / 81 83!: 1880 O. F. Muon.... . .. ... . • , ' I anat;D• .. - • • , DAT L. A. Case estate • , 145 207 2 691 • .. H. C. klublenbuig . 1 .... ~ ..V. ... ~.. ...... .. ...... 420 600 • 786 .....„ ..... •• Churchill Strait.. • ...... 84 117 .._. ... Wm. Kinch • ' . : 219 285 •• W. P. Case • • 37 48 ....;, ..... 1880 W. P. Case .. ....... . ...... . 45 • 45 68 .._ .. ~,, .. . .. Raleigh William': r, - 150 ' 160 .2 25 ....., . ..... , •• H. C. Mollenbtirk:.... - - 600 600 900 ..... ' f ATZTNS ROAD. ..l 1370 Sarah A. Dorsey 1 lot 375 • ••• • • • .... . 1.; ATIIZNS TWP. • • • . • - •• Henry Halleck ',. .•- • • ';.:, ' 4 4 ASYLUM. . ' • . •. ; ... 1880 Henry Ben)imin, •.4 4 9: 231•, 1 15 ...... .. .* . - . • 4 . • • • . 1 . 1 VEST DIIIIXDI,GTON• 1 • 1879 Charles Per,ry.. 2 /.. ' - • • 4 ' 90 4G2 3 53 293 ..... . 1 Stephen Taylor. .;; .. • - 4 1 3 225 160 225 .... . , 188 Charles Perry - -f • ; •• - Stephen Taylor" . - it; • J FRANKLIN. -.. . 1879. Robert Steuart ' ' -,,' ' 57 1 1 49 - 56 • 35 ....s. I • I . ' LL ROY i 1 , Reuben 'McClellan . 1 ,.24 140 1 20. 140 ' ..... •• George Heniminger • . 150 -2 10 Iso 210 ..... 1 nzaracx. . -. ' , ,•• SO Delmar Tayler ' 443 .3 49 ...._ ..,.. ..._ FIRE. . 1 1879 - Athens Building and Loan Association 2 lots 35...:.. 26..•.1 .' J.... - 245 - 2_45 181 „ ....I. C . -. Henry Pepper estate .. 4. ~ Jonathan DirnOnd . • 788 788 ...... ..... • , 1 STANDING STONE. I • ; 1880 Luke Dolan estate.. 4 50 ~. SOUTH wAVERLT. 1, Patrick Et. Quinn - , • ." ~ ,1:i 52 • Phineas W.Terry - • ' ' .. ,;• - 52 •42 1 ..... Mrs. J. - L. JOhnson ' • , "•? !; .. 78 •••• • • 163 .. Michael Hannahan - - 78 . ' 1 631, 1 . ,. _ ~ IMartin Mack - ... • - • • 140 •••••• 2 121 ;.. , . TOW4.IIDA EIGRO. . I 1879, Holmes 4i Kirby ' • I • 3 iota 3 85, .5 50 5 501 4 401 • .. A. 8. McDonald • , . 1 lot 88 1-25 1 25' 1 081_, o William Henry:- '' ' .... ... 1 lot 105 166 1 501 1 201 .. , George W. Heath . 1 lot 350 5 00 500 4 00' • : „. • George E. Stedge .. - '1 lot •1 02 145 145 1 16; ~ . - J. S. Kavanaugh.. • ' .. ..... ~..... ........ • ..... 329 '4 70 4, - 70 3 60, WW. Browning., . - 1 lot 70 100 1.00 80:___ • 1880 . W. W. Browning-T. 1-lot 1 05' 126 105 53; TOWANDA TNT. • - • . ,-_, 187 , James 80y1e .. • ' • 1 lot 29 .1. IP , 22 I .. I D. N. Newton- . ' • 1 4 lots 501 715.2 86 1 ..... .. '' Nettle McGill ' 1 lot •39 5 5, 22 1 . . 414 ,• I ~. Patrick Sullivan . 1 lot .77 1 110 ' 44 1 • ~ - Satterlee & Russel 2 lots '!...771 110 .44, • .1 James Harp - - , • • 1 :lot ...29. 41 161.. : , , 1 .. iliac Lamoreux.'2 lots ;;.391 65 .- ' 2 . 2 1•••• •• 1 1880 0. E. Harris . - , 1 ..... .... ....... -1 ' , Isaac Lamoreuz ' 2;lots 301 • 30 1 . • 121 1 ; ... . •,, George Emery... --, - - : ,I. i lot 30 391 ' 121 .... - •••,,, • TROY Bono. • ~. I . , ..... 1 1879 Wilson!: & Baker -.• :' y,.;: og; . 2 24 1 1 87,1 .. Owens TUSCARORA. ' : . 1 -' • ii • • i ... .. John Owens %..... 84i -961 181 .. R. F. Rugg : -1 '...... 87, 1 00 188 . . •GershMtoldanning . .851 120 2 05f, ; 1125 1830,11 4 :orris & Sri Fargo....: 2 osi 200 2 711 -- • • 1 ..... ~,, ,Gershen Manning . . • . • : • 1 50' 1 05 1 1 901 .. 18. F. Bugg • --- ... 1, ..... 4 1 25! 881 74 1 1 i ;"•' 'John Owens ' !. , WILAIGT. '. : ......... ........1%.• • • 120: 841 72,„_ t 1 1 '1 ; - ;Waltman & Weir.-- • • '' ' ' 1 1 14 5.0 1 14 501 14 50, 114 50 '.4 :M. H. tanning .....; ; ..... 300. 300 ; 3 001 ' 300 .. .kolward Hornet , • . .... I.' 1 ' :••• -1 2 15 1 3 75 1 2 751__. 275 •• I OVNII - wil, . . i , - / 7 t• r ,'Owens A land ! ' 100; 1 801...... 1 1 241 . ',o so ...... ..., ,Oen' Whalen • ' 1 -, t , 844 100 . 1 801 200 .. ,John Willie ' :-.. • , 501 .1 00 80; • 200 . .i. ;Wm. Hewitt.., :' . . ; 101,, 00 186 3 GO, . •3 Go :Gale A Lewis . .; t • - ,;: 100 2 " • 1 60! , ;Sarah A. Keene Jr' • .. 1 408 1 600 ~..... 4 801 _, 1 °° 'Thos. Waltman. Jr ' , 1 , BIXTSH ladly. Andrew Ladly. Peter Ladly. Joseph Stuart, Waller Stuart. Ifeborah Coaster. Harman . • 3 Og Cunningham, D. H. - 3 08 Cray William 8 10 Hampton, Peter - 14 95 Hampton, Thomas , 30 79 Hopkins, Robert 4 20 Hags, Peter 5 37 Ladly, Samuel . 17 03 Ladly, Hugh 14 45 McAdams, Ephrlam 36 29 North, Peter - 33 00 North. James 33 60 Stewart, Walter 12 10 Wallace, Nancy • 23 52 Wallace, Samuel 15 52 Rose, David 6 33 Bigger, Robert . 36 68 . B.—Notice Is hereby given that au amount suillcient to pay taxes and costs will be required ry case when land is sold at 'Wiens of side, and unless these terms ere- complied with the 11l be again exposed for sale.- EtEir LILLEY, Treasurer. in eve land stireys Office. April 6. 1882. KIJNE': MARKET. C.A.11.11.CL. BLOCK Main Street, .First Ward. JOHN W. KLINE, 1111171gd f REMOVED 818 MEAT & VEGETABLE ill Ammar o a more convenient location, and ,established himself in the Carroll Block, opposite Seely's Hotel, is prepared to supplt his patrons with • THE CHOICEST OF ][EATS, FISH, OTHEERS'IIt THEISHEASON. FRESH VEGETABLES. DOMESTIC FRUIT, &v.. o Sr BOLOGNA SAUSAGE a apecikty. AU or. don promptly dokrarod. U =rem?. DOUBLE STOCL J. K. BUSH. Acres. Warrantee Names. Taxes 343 Overton—Bete, Henry 343 , Betz, Johli 343 - Betz. Joseph 343 • Betz. James . 42 24 490 ' Dyson, Henry 49 20 343 • Castater, Harman . 44 70 40q Cooley, Joshua , -49 20 400 ' - Castater, Joseph ;' 49 20 '343 Edge, Peter 42 24 343. Fritz, Samuel 300 - liege. George Taxes. 12 54 22 12 400 Haim, Nathan 375 ' ; Liardi;7dimee ' 4G 09 225 ;--_ ' Hardy , Henri 27 73 39G 1 ter.- Harris, Ann 47 98 480 ', 1 , llotlinkewortb Stephen 49.20 , I 1 0 28 EEO 17E3 ' 43 07 27 68 134 62 400 100 16 29 30 35 32 75 VA Seeley, Henry , 49 20 375 Seeley, Jonathan - . 46 14 400 Biddens, Andrew .49 20 .400 i Bidden'. i eurge 49 20 400 `''.,. Seeley, Joseph ' :49 20 29A ' , Temple, Peter - . 56 66 400 :. Temple, Samuel 49 20 56 Tuscarors—Pield, Henry 5 21 - 100 , Hunt, Job . 930 55 Porter, James . . -3 23 56 Wilmgt—Allen, John • 600 .. .. . 113 Butler, Polly 986 Hollenback, John 9 28 Marsh, Samuel ; • 11 96 Stowell, C. • 24 CO 250... Btoirell, D. R. 231 Terry—Roil, Elizabeth A. BEVERLY SMITH, BOOK BINDER Dealer In Sala Saw anda. BOOKBINDING OF ALL - KINDS DONE, NEATLY and CHEAPLY. PUN lank Books T SPILIALTIt. Amateur's Supplies. This digarnomit of my busfnngs ' 1. vety com *Ms. and beings prattled sawn myself I know ihs mints of my patrons. WOODS. • SAW BLADES. e I ' CLOCK. 1101IMENTS. &c. 'constantly on hand. sr $125 worth of droll= for $l. 804 for Pere ilthf• P.M:PORTER" MUM Puk .tests.. - P. O. boa 1612. = Towanda. Ps =I Hake; Peter_ • 41 33 Hartly„Beniael - 49 20 ~- -- -- - Ladly..llugh - 2 8 055 .Ladly, Andrew :...-,.., • • 12 30 Moore. George •-., 46 09 Seeley, Peter ', '49 20 Palmer. Thomas, .* 12 30 Morthblersel Lenny; 'John, . 1 61 I. Morrie. Benjamin' 444 AND Over woo Dmggas AND Pbysicians Mayo iqnod or Endorsed, the • Following Remerkable - , , Document: , l'‘ics4ra:Soz.bary &Joluason, Ma.nufaotur; 1 Chemlets, 21 Platt St., New Ycirk : :—For tho past few pears we tv-c sold various brands of Porous Plus 1311ysielans aw the ,Publio prefer - --nsou'a Camino Porous 'Plaster to all Wt o consider thinn ono of tho very household remedies worthy i.:c.oixddence. They are superior to all s Ports Plasters or Liniments far • ntzsl sloe. 3an's Ca sine Plaster is a rannatoutical product, of the highest creer of merit, and so recognised by physicians and druggists:. When other remedies fail gets Bon• sou's Capeine Plaster. ea will bo disappointed if you use cheap Plasters, Liniments, Pads or Elio+ trical Nam:Kato toys, :1,411? ItgiITEDY AT LAST. Price 25rt& h MEAD'S, MC:: izatLil CORN Lai; BUNION PLASTEL AL QUEE -14 Co. THE GREAT OPTICIANS, 924 CHESTNUT STREET,. • - surinion. KNOWLEDGE, SUPERIOR SKILL. • SUPERIOR LENSES snit SUPERIOR FACILITIES For mannfactimixa. all combine to give our 13PEOTA. BLEB and EYE.OLASSES a national relintatlap._ LOST. SIGHT NEVER RETURNS. IDo not trifle with yottri eyes by taIting.IINEETT ,-- ABLE BLAMES. s, CkitatOgUA as follows a n d on opprioatidin 1— Instrument art art 3 pores. Part terns, , PUSS ages. PAlzurie Lan part 4- hint InaUtunenta. ILI 42 24 , 42 24 42 24 CATARRH 42 24 X 6 90 40 20 . , - • . " • 1 Sanford's Radical Curd. THE GREAT AMERICAN BALSAMIC DISTILLA TION OF wrren HAZEL. AN ERICAN PINE. CANADIAN FIR. MARIGOLD, CLOVER [BLOSSOM. ETC.. For the immediate Relict and Permanent Cure of every form of Catarrh, from a simple Read Cold or Influenza to the Less of Smell; Taste, and nearing; Cough; Bronchitis, and Incipient Conshmption. Indorsed by Physiclins,Chemists and Medical Journals throughout the world, as the only complete external and internal treat ment. - . One bottle Radical Cure. one box Catarrhal Solvent and Sandforl's Inhaler, all in one pack age, of aU druggists for $l.OO Ask for Saacrono's RADICAL CUDE. 30 74 24 31 EllEi ovraKs & POTTER. Boston tOL INS' ELECTRICITY -..._ , Gentle; yet effective, united ,1 .. with healing Balsam, ren t :. ty ' ...- „ iler COLLINS' VOLTAIC , - t. t .ELECTRIC PLASTERS one '.-.,../ :hundred times superior to • _tt , all other plasters tor every i - ' 0 ;BAST e ou matioh. Price 2 1 Cents. Val`t - Sold everywhere. - PATENTS. (U.S. AND FOREIGN. Frank A. Fonts; Attorney-at-Law, Lock Box. 356, Wasbington t D.C. • • , Vy Ten years' experience. • I make so 4:lassos for my services unless s patent be granted. Preliminary examination In • the Patent Mee as to the patentability of an in vention mtgs. Bend sketch or model of the de vice and a report will be, made as to the probli- Wily of obtaining a patent. Special• attention given to. rejected applica tions in the bands of others. 4,4 • ( 44:11 U. S..= Senators : Bon. Geo. F. Edmunds, of Vermont ; Hon. David Davis and (len. John A. Logan; of Illinois ; lion.' Benj. B. Hill -' of Geor gia; Hon. L. Q. C. Lamar, of Miss; ion. S. M. Cullom, Gov. of Illinois ; the Hon. Commissioner of Patents and Cum of Ezatdiners and the Pro-, printer of this paper." . Write for circular and instructions. anovtf CUT THIS CiUTI ArAlr $l5 if IMO FARR'. WEEK. We halis stores In 15 leading Cities. rerita. Inv obAzusto istßyl ar sc i w 3 - M7or our Prow C aWkiseyuld twootoolteuts3l37ul f Address Mu 3111 Lailkwanna Av nu WILL& lICRANI a TON..PA., e I , , 7 11111.11111 7g10,restemCologne, —4- -e . Frwaat & Refreabing net= Exceeding:it Dennis and Left Pr!oe. Lamb Bottletc7s cts- SoLl by dealers LEI Drns Pelonar• 6 44, 01 Ikon Army bath. PARKER'S GINGER TONIC Tha Medicine for Every ninny. . ,'NEVER INTOXICATES. Made from Ginger, Iluchti, Mandrake, Solringia : and other of the best vegetable remedies known, Eutstert's Gninert yo::,jc has remarkably varied anativewers,thcgreatest Stomach Correct. or, Bloo d]urifier nod Lacy Regulatorever made& The Best Ide — didite Yon can Use fotileetteinHealth it Strength Iteemmences to act from the fast dose, samba Oat the weak org a ns; and is warranted to cure. Or help all diseases of the Bowels; Stomach. Blood. Kidneys, Liver. U rinary Organs. all Complaints of Women. Nervousness. Sleeplessness, , Ekes*. fist.; and Drunkenness. Triahottk today; itmay sore yottrlife. 'pet. and Ss sizes ataildner,gists. Every genstisteWWe basun eigastare on outside wrapper. Hist= & Co.. N.Y. Lags sating in buying $s aim Parker 'S Hai! Balsam Just what Is waits& Everybody whose bait is gray or Sided has felt the rated of a Hair Restorer and dressing that la dead*, agreeably pahmed and harmless. Par. bees Hair Bah am satisfies the most tastidloas is these respects. Sold by druggists at pc. aad $:. riEsTtz: n itrxie ny ng., ftg,?aetPwork . !l nW et needed. We. will start you. $l2 a day and up wards mg. at home by the industrious. Men , women. boys and girls wanted everywhere to work for us. Now is the time. You can work is spare time only or - give your whole time toe business. You can live at home end do the work No other business will psy you nearly as well 4—: No one can fail to make enormous pay by en gaging at once. Costly Outfit and terms free L. Money made fast, easily and honoVably. Address, 1107. & Co.. Augusta, Maine. ; Dee 16-Iyr KENDALL'S f SPAVIN CURE enlargements. la - sure to cure Amine, *Splints. . nO. It removes all unnatural enlargements. nous irwr nunws. Has no equal for any , haleness on beast or man. It has cured hip.,joint lameness in • person who bad out fared 15 years. Also cured rheums. Wm, corns, frost-bites or and tanises. cat or ,Ismeness. It has no equal for any blemish on houses. Bend for illustrated circular giving roams PICOT. Price Al. ALL D 81143018113 lave it or can gelit for you. Dr.B.J. Kendall & Co.. Proprietors. khoserargh halls. Vermont. IL C. Portia. Agent, Towanda. Pal DR. JONESTREADICARPHOR IS THE NAME, OF the popular Liniment that cures Rheumatism. Bewndgia, Swollen or Stiffened Joints. Frost Bites, pain fa th e pa* Road or Spine. Chapped hands. Brulses.Sprainc . Burns. llosguloto Bites, Sting or Rite of an in. sect. Poison from common Poison Nines. etc., for man or beast. Always reliable, 'and almost instantaneous in its relief.. Raving in.lgrseible odor. itthplesthnt to sppiy. Sold by all dreg. gists. Price 2$ cents. .. N. B.—This Liniment, received a Prise Ueda & the State Nay illy ‘ ,, PRSOItA.L PARAGRAPHS. Mrs. - Garfield, will spend the dimmer at Mentor. The late George W. GM Of Worchester, '3ss.,.left property estimated to be worth *5,000,000. . Paris gossips say Minister Morton is on terms of extraordinary intinnicy, with tho President of the French Republic. Dr. Oliver Wendell Hohnes this month completes his thirty-fifth year _ as a Profes sor in the Harvard Medical Schott. It has just been learned tha Darwin left an autobiography. It will be published as soon as arrangements can be made. Professor Edward. R. Sill; . who fills the chair of English Lite „Future of the Universi ty of California and Who is considered one of the ablest proteins/Ts, has resigned on account of ill health. • Miss Lizzie Sargent, the younger daugh ter of:the Minister to Germany, intends to pursue her medical studies at a -- German imiversiti, She is already a qualified phy sician, having been graduated at the Pacific Medical College. The Brooklyn Eagle's Washington special states that the Rev. Hyatt Smith has about decided ;,o leave congress at the end of his term. He is disgusted. with congressional duties, and will probably accept a call to a pulpit in Vermont. _ - State Treasurer Butler vacated the port fidio of the Treasury Department, oir Mon day-of last week, to . his successor, Gen. Bailey. He goes out with clean hall& and an untarnished. record, leaving a balance the trpastu7r of over four millions of dollars. The WaynOmrg and Washington Ball road of this State, has the felicity of own mg , - a lady, Wyss Belle Braden, for treasurer. She has just been elected to this office for the second tiMe) She acts also as paymas ter, making regular jollineys over the road in the limy- ca" After a ritkement of several years from active praco;? at , the bar, ex-Senator Thurman has gust appeared in a Columbus court as couns4l in a case in which he was retained nearly' twenty , years ago. — Since the suit was bi , onght all the original parties have died with ene exception. The 'author of "Kathleen Bfavourneen," Professor F. Nicholls Crouch, who is' old and in want, is to have a fund started for him in Portland; Me. , If every one who had ever sang his haul; or had ever de rived pleasure from hearing it, contributed a dims, he Would be a rich man. A certain trio of red-headed boys who long ago lived near each other and at- tended the same school together in Franfort, Kentucky, (tie now known as Justice Har lan, of the United States Supreme Court, Senator Vest, of Missouri , and ; e x-Govenor B. Gratz Brown, of the.same State. Kddie Lee; one of the recent graduates of the Hartford High School, supported himself duriiig the, term by work as office boy, and saved $2OO over, with which to enter Harvird next fall. This will win him $3OO a year in .Harvard scholarships, and keep hiin indeiiendent-throughout- the COl.llllO. • Several iears ago a member of:. the Chi cago Board of Trade named Mr. Geoch lett that body broken and penniless, admouish ing the members as he bade them good bye that-he would "be even with them yet." The circumstance that he has - just made $1,000,000 in .a single corner in wheat may be accepted av i an indication that he pro poses to be as good as his word. Bishop — Greene, of - Mißsitsippi, who has been presiding over a council of the Episco pal Church at Vicksburg, is eighty-four ears old and . has been a preacher for sixty, -two years. He is now. and has been for: . thirteen years past the • Chancellorr_oi the,Eniversity of the South and is the sole survivor of the ten Southern Bishops who founded .that institution in 1860. His men- tal facultiett,are still remarkably vigorous and active for one of his ago. - A special from Connelsville says that John Murray, :_a farmer of Fayette county, recently'cliscovered a vein of ore on his farm, located in, Dunbar township, which very much resembled . silver. He . sen t a specimen to a New York assayer, who has reported that the ore will yield $2lO per ton of silver. By an order issued by Adjutant-General. Latta; Captain Bartholomew, of Company I, Catisauqua, National Guards of Pennsyl vania, has been discharged for an unsol dierly publication in-reference to the, dis turbance at Reading i r on April 24. Is there not some ione man in this great State,within the Democratic Israel, whose life la so -pure and principlis so i golden that the people will hail gni as their political deliverer 'l—Doy/est/nun Demucrut. There seems to be an opinion quite prevalent that the Democratic Israel possesses no man of that - sort: But stop ! There is Sam Josephs. , - • “BUCHUPATBA.“ Quick, complete cute, all annoting Itidney, Bladder arid Urinary Dimwit. ;1 Drug i ' TEE NEW Cori L.—Henry: M, Park Karst writes to the New York Heral d that' this (Friday) evening May sth, the moon will rise late enough to allow us to see the comet in the absenee of no doubt twilight. and I have no doubt that from that time until the moon shall again iiiteifere it may be easy seen with a field glass, althoigh it may be at first sot/new:3ot difficult to-find it; and -it is possible that it may. be seer by the naked-eye before the moon again inter feres. At present it may be found in the evening tky, abode two-thirds as I high as the Polar Saw; - and a little to the right of it, and it is moving almost directly toward Cape . lie, the, bright star in. the northwest. It will not be until Jane that the tail will be easily seen by the raked eye. The best time to seeM,r before irtmutsex the perihelion, will be on the evening of Jane 4. or the first fair evening thereafter. At that, time the bead of the comet will be quite neat Capella, and the tail will stretch up toward the Polar Star, possibly nearly reaching it, but almost certainly not extending beyond it. Fouthe next few .uights after that the length of,the tail will rapidly increase; but it wil be -from the rapid motion of -the head of the icomet sinking 'WOW the• horizon out of !sight and leaving the appeeend` .01 the tail atindst stationary. Hoilmany days ;that portion of thelail will remain vita -1 ble, gradually sinking and fading from view, it is impoksible to predict and will be very interesting to observe. But the Comet itself will pass its perihelion on 'the 10th of June and for several days before and after ;rill be too near the sun to be seen in any part of ft/dearth.. PILES. • • Piles are frennintly preceded by a sense of weight in the back, kilns and lower part of the abdomen, causing the patient to suppose he has - some affection of the kidneys or neighboring organs. At times symptoms of indigestion are presents. flatulency, uneasi ness of the stomach. etc. A moisture like perspiration, producing a very disagreeable itching, particularly at nigt t after getting warm in bed. le a very common attendants Internal, External and. Itching Piles yields. Once 'on the application of Dr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which sets directly upon the parts affected, absorbing the Tumors, allaying the intense Itching, and affecting a permanent cure where all other remedies have failed. Do not delay-until' the drain on the system produces permanent disability, bat try it and be cured. Price. liO cents. Ask your druggist for it. and when yon cannot obtain it of him, we will send ft, prepaid, on reelpt of price. Address• The hr. Bosanko Medicine Co.. Piqua. Chia', Sold 'by Clark D. Porter, S. End of Ward House Block. • • ' June • . 0 . Ciltleilli , %A' • R'' ......;,' . • fts \, - '-% -.,- V - .. .r • . : -2 3 , . lit t " - - , ,;;; -- c-r.. -: --* '• - ' !:.! ti e . 1 . C 1 1,7 •- • , \ /5 .. . ; ? ,t ' : ' • -. .. •, , ..„. „, 0 , • . ..„.. : .1 • , .v. ....,:.,.:..„. !, ...„ •:: .:. r.., IN I. It % 461 ' ..0 01, , ,z. 1 1 ; 1 - r!. .. ,• .. \I,A,. ....., .. 4 .,:;-...i. ') . - OPERATES WITII ENERGY UPON THE KID NEYS, LIVER. BOWELS, AND PORES OP TnE SHIN, NEUTRALIZING. ABRORDING,AND EXPELLING SCROFULOUS. CANCEROUS, AND CANKER - • The cause of most human lUs, and curing when Watching. hospitals, and all other methods and remedlies fan, Scrofula or King's Evil. Glandular Swellings, Moors, Old Sorel, Mill Leg, Mercurial Affections, Erysipelas. Tumors, Abscesses, Car buncles; Dolls, illoodY oisuns , Bright's Dhsease, Wasting of the Kidneys and Liver, Rheumatism, Constipation, YDa, Dyspepsia, and all itchidg and Scaly ERUPTIONS 4 Of the Skin and Sale.—at:eh as Salt Rheum, Psdriasis, Totter Ringworm . Barber's Itch,Scald Bead, Itching Piles. and other Disfiguring and. Torturing Humors. front a nimble to a semi% Milk nicer, when assist"d by Ovrioutu and Cm Ictras. Soar, the great S k in Cures. -OUTIOURA A sweet, unchangeable Medicinal Jelly, clears of all external evidence of Blood Rumors, eats away Dead Skin and Flesh, instantly.allays Itch ing. and Irritations, Softens,Soothes, and Heals. Worth its weight in gold for all Itching Diseases. OUTICURA - SOAP ----- • An Exquisite Toilet,Bath, and Nursery genitive. Fragrant with delicious Sewer odors and healing balsam. Contains in a • modified form all the virtues of Curicusx, the great Skin Ctrs. and is indispensable in the treatment of Skin and Scalp Diseases, 'and for restoring, preserving and beautifying•the complexion and skin. The only Medicinal Baby Soap. Concuss Itrarszolts are the only real curatives for diseases of the Skin, Scalp and Blood. Price: Cvricona Basoz.vitxx,_ $l.OO per bottle; Mucosa, 00c. per box; large boxes, $1.00; Cirn. cane Mamma. Tower Soar, 25c.;, Concone MEDICINAL Suivnio Soar, 150. Sold everywhere. Princlyal Depot, Weeks & PoSler, Boston. 1 Zi i 1 8 Jij GINGER TONIC A hprriative Rath ud aaeyta Restarei. If you are a mechanic or firmer, worn out irith overwork. or a mother run down by fanuly or house hold duties try PARKE.R'S GINGER TONIC. If you are a lawyer; minister or business man (2- hausted by mental strain or anxious cares, do not take Intoxicating stimulants,butuse Parker's Ginger Tonic If you have Consumption, Dyspepsia, Ittieuma ism, Kidney Complaints, or any disorder of the tulip. stomach. bowels, blood or nerves.Paascaa's Gummi Toxic Ville= you. It is the Greatest Wood Purifier IN as lest and Serest Coegb Corn Ever Out, If you are wasting away from age, dissipatide or any disease or weakness and require a stimulant take Guinea TONIC at once; it twill invigorate and build you up from the first dose but will never intoxicate. It has saved hundreds of lives: it may save yours, CAUTION !—Reftnit all 'Ottani/K. Parkeeslllssinefeak Is aIoPI,NI of an beg remand mats to world, andginntinly dfferanik from preparations of ginger alone. Send for kinder Mae i Co., N. T. ate. ds 41 Oats, at doles atm,. ^; GMT SAVING DVIING DOLLAR SIZE. . FLORESTON Its Arista:id lasting fragrance has made this delightful perfume exceedingly popular. Thus is astldag Ulm It. Inns' thay nous. Tow Quicas and look for sAferke . 72 • Vroet... • is every Amy &rafts or disba petami; en supply 'ft. es gad n east dus. 1,./Mg LWOW ammo Un Lila COLOGNE. ILENIIALL'S SPAVIN CURE Is sure in its effects, mild in its action as it does not blister, yet is penetrating and powerful to reach every deep seated pain or to remove any bony growth or other enlargements, such as *wins, splints curbs, callous, sprains, swell ings and any lameness and all enlargements of the joints or limbs, or for rheumatism in man and for any purpose for which a liniment is used for man or beast.- It is now known to be the best liniment for man-ever used, acting mild and yet certain in its effects. Send address for Illustrated Circular which we think gives positive proof outs virtues. No remedy has ever met with such unqualified' ne ens to our knowledge, for beast as well a man. Price $I per bottle. or six bottlellor $5. All Druggists have it can get it for you, or it will be sent to my address on receipt of price by the proprietors, Dn. B. J. Kelunza, k Co., Enos burgh Falls, Vt. Sold by all Drogilsts. rESTABLIPTIED IN 1865.1 ' • HOWARD A. tIIOW' I Solicitor of. • AMERICAN AND FOREIGN -- 3P ALTENTS. 631 F era= N. W., WASHINGTON, D. C.. (Successor to Gilmore, Smith & Co., Chipman, Bogner & Co.) Patents procured ' upon the same plan which was originated and successfully practiced by the above-named Arm. Pamphlet of sixty pages sent upon receipt o "stamp. • InovBl NATIONAL BUREAU. OF INTENTIONS. EVERY INVENTOR SHOULD KNOW That l the Rules raj the Patent Office • to procure PATENTS,' Models are not necessary u4leia specially called for. • Bend drawing and' apecilication, upon receipt of which we will make examinational the Patent Once, and adeue u to patentability. PREPAYABLE on ALLOWANCE of PATENT. Seed for Pazruise of , Leaturcrioxi. free to any address. • HALSTEAD & CO.. • - fe• Washington. D. C. Pablukers eJ Me Despresetrai Reporter. January, 5. 1882.—tt Ton need not Die to-Win IL THE MUTUAL ENDOWMENT AND • ACCIDENT .ASSOCIATION Of Ilia th; ' You receive cme•helf of your insurance, no cording to the American .Lite Table, when two thirds of your Ufa .upectancy is finished—tor illustmtion, a man or woman joining the Asia elation at 36 years (daze Mldng a certidaite for $2.500, receives $1,275 when a little over 56 years of age, exactly the period in lills when a little financial help is generally more needed than at any other time. .BLADEB ROOM. jisne2tt. General AMU for Penn's, HORSE 4' 4 " eu• st , in tl= mum mornonof 61 .1 Treatise on sue Horse and his Diseutes.' . It ems the best treatment for all diammei, has 69 the eugsaviaall thowtnit BqoK=ll..trimitresani b la ss re hit any other . tabli showing doses of all the principal nudialnea used for the horse as well ea thalr odium and antidotes. when a Ns mor ns. a lamm eell= the age of a horse. with. an Ongray tor =ng teeth of each year and a large man of other valuable home information. Hundreds of horsemen have pronounced it worth atom than Wain nation $5 and $lO. The hey that 950.000 sold In about one year before It.was is. wired shows bow popular the book is. The re. treed edition is =OW awns sucasermes. Assn Jos a osactmcs. •01011111 111411=IMI. Dr. J. D. leaden h Co., it ambush Tana, Turnout. gerll.lyr. • k b NEVER "ERV/NP The only known Specific Remedy for Epileptic BA hieltlTA'N NEBVINE Cures V pileptic Fits, Spasms, Convulsions, St* VituirDance, Vertigo. Hysterics, Inflanitv, Apo plexy. Paralysis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia; and all Nervous Diseases. This infallible. remedy win positively eradicate every species otNervous Derangement, and drive them away from whence they came, never to return again., It utterly de stroys the germiebf disease by rieutralising the hereditary taint or poison in the system, and thoroughly eradicates the disease, and utterly destroys the cause. : - SAMLUITAN NERVINE Cure. Female Weakness, 'General Debility. Lou corrhous or Whites, Painful Menstruation, Dl umfutint of the Uterus. Internal Beat, Gravel In timation of the Bladder, Irritability , of the Bladder. For Wakefulness at night, there is no bate remedy. - During the change of life no female should be without It It quiets the Ner vous System, and gives rest, comfort,. Sind nature's sweet sleep. . . BA3gRITAIt NERVINE Cures Alcoholism, Drunkenness gild the habit of Opium Eating. These degrading habits are by far the worst evils that have ever befallen suffer ing humanity. Thousands- die annually from these noxious drugs. The drunkard drinks liquor not because be likes it, but for the pleas ure of drinking and treating his friends, little thinking that he is on the read to ruin. Like the Opium Eater, he first uses the drug in small quantities as a harmless antidote, . The soothing infidence of the drug takes strong hold upon Its victim, leading him on to his own destruction. The habits of Opium Bating and Liquor Drinking are precisely what eating is to alimentiveness, as over-eating first inflames the stomach, wi11...1i redoubles its cravings until it paralyzes both the stomach and appetite; Bo every drink of liquor or dose of opium. Instead of satisfying, only adds to its fierce 'fires, until it consumes the vital force and , then itself. ..Like the gluttonous tape-worm. it cries "Dive, give, give I" but never enough until its own rapacity devours it self. Sainaritan' Nervine gives instant relief in all such teases. It prOduces sleep, quiets the nerves, builds up the nervous `system. and re stores body and mind to a healthy condition. SAMARITAN NERVISE Cures Nervous •Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the Heart, Asthma, Bronchitis. Scrofula. Syphilis, diseases of the Slithery., and all diseases qf the Urinary Organs. Nervous Debility, caused by the indiscretion of youth, permanently eured by the we of .this invaluable remedy. To you. young, middletaged, and old men, who are coy. ering your stfferings as with a mantle • by silence, look up, you can be saved by timcly efforts, and make ornaments to society. and jewels in the crown of your maker, if you will. Do not keep this a secret longer. until it saps your vitals, and destroy. both body and soul. If you are thus afflicted, take Dr: Richmond. Sa maritan Nervine. It will restore your shattered nerves, arrest premature decay, and impart tone and energy to the whole System. SAMARITAN NEIIVINE Cured my little girl of pits. She was also deaf and dumb. but it cured; her. She can now talk and hear as well as anyttody, Pwrzitltiass, Springwater, Wis. • SAMARITAN NERVINE Has been the means of curing my wife of then mailman. J. 13. Ft.Excuirt, Fort Collins, Col. SAMARITAN NERVINE Made a sure ecre E oflc . ue of lititsaftot:AresoKoin SAMARITAN NERVINE Cured mo of sertigo, neuridgis and sick bead ache. Mss. W. Hirmorason. Aurora, 111. SADIARATIN N ERVINE Was the means of curing my wife of spume. Hay. J. A. Pann.lleaver, Ps, SANARATIN NEBVINE Cured me of asthma...after spending over $6,000 with other doctors. 8. It. Holism, New Albany, Ind.-- fIAJIL4IkTAN NFICVLNF. . , kifectrudly cured - me of spurns.' . Miss Jammu WARREN, - . 710 West Vim Buren St. Chicago, 11l SpIARaAN MBRVINE Cured our child of fits after given up to die by our family physician, it having over 100 in 26 hours. Hssiiv Hass, Vervilia, Warren Co., Tenn. EiAIiA!JILIN ikiEBVINE Cured me of neroftde after suffering for eigh years.. ' Auutrr SIMPSON, Peoria, 111. sA3tAurrAx NERI7INE Cured Int son of fits, after spending $2,400 with other doctors. • • J. W. Taoparropt. Claiborn, Miss. - SAMARITAII ICER E ' Cured me perm-mm.4ly of epile tr ors stub born character. - Bev-Vi. MAIIIIN; Mecluiniestowa, 111 d. - : SAMARITAN REWIRE 1 • Cured my son of fits,'ltter having had 2,500 in eighteen months. Mae. R. Yozias, West Poisdon; N. Y. - SAMLIIITAN NEIty;XE. Cured me of epilepsy of nine years' standing, 3ins. ORLISIA MARSHALL, Granby, Newton Co., 310 SAIL4.IIITAX NEltlatiE Has perifuinentlyonred me of epilepsy of • many years standing JACOB SUTER, Si.Josephillo SAMARITAN REMISE Cnied me of bronchitis, asthma. and general de batty. Ouvan Maims, Ironton, Ohio. , BAMARITAIki n,111712iE flan cured too of asthma: also scrotal* or many years standing. . *I Isaac Jsyst.t., Covington, Ey. fIAXUIITAN NERVIWE Cared 'me of f1t , ....' Have Wen well feroveiifour year.. 1 I • climais E. 'Cowin. Oak's, Douglass Co., than atala4TAN. NERVINE Cured i friend of mine who had dyspepali very Mwitaa. ()Torsos. Bidgway,4,l. SAMARITAN NERNINE Hi. permanently mend me of epileptic fits. w. Dwtn TICISALT, Des *Ames, lowa EWKARII AN NERUNE Conn soy wife of epilepsy of 35 yeses standing., CLAM, Fairfield. 14eh SAMARITAN. NERVINE Cured 14 lirifa of a nervous disease of the heart. E. Glows. North Hope, Pa. EfAIIARITAIT - NERNINE Cured my son of .fife. Be bee net bad a fit for about four years. JOHN DAVI& Woodburn. blaappin Co., 111. . . KULtRITAN NbitVIVX, hir sale by druggists eieryerhsre, or may be bad direct from us. Those who wish to obtain farther evidence of the curative properties of Samaritan Nervine will please enclose a 3-cent postage stamp for a copy of our Illustrated lournalot Health, giving . hundreds Of testirno: nista of cure from parsons who have used the medicine, sod also their pictures photographed after their restoration to perfect health. Address DR.;S. A. RICHMOND & CO., World's ,Epileptie Institute, - - 6apl-ly ST. JOSEPH MO: . CLOTHING. 4 % NOW IS TEE GOLDEN' OPPORTUNITy Stylish and Reliable Spring Garments MEN, YOUTHS, AT PRICES Wh iCfi CAN BE . 1:IAD AT NO OTHER HOUSE While maintaining the uniform Mandan' of quality in excellence of work and material by GOOD MANAGEMENT, • CAREFUL BUYING, and SMALL MARGINS, (with which I am content) I bave - RAISED THE STANDARD AND :LOWERED THE PRICE, UNTIL IT IS A POSITIVE PACT TEAT THE BERT STOCK OF CLOTHING In this i vicinity is now being sold for4lie least money _.by E. ROSENFIELD rrow - A.Nr A., PA. M EfnIPtIREY.BROS.& TRACY, =I MEN'S, BOYS. WOMEN'S. MISSES -AND -OHILDRENiS Bobt6;- : Shoet,...Rubbera l .&o.., CORNER UAIN AND ELIZABIVTIII STREETS, A NEW SYSTEM ATTf,NTION . :• DEALERS! . BUY' DIRECT FROM HEADQUARTERS, YOUR Candies, Fruits, ; Cigars, Cigarettes, Fancy Groceries, Tolmee4, Wines and Liquors. We employ no traveling salesmen.; All.goodsslld through-pricefurr . ents • WE • : 1 WE• CAN SAVE YOU •'O PER CENT. By this system. Write for Price List arid compare with present prices do:41 save you mikneY don't °rile-. I A. - Xll. ROTHSCHILD & CO Importers, Manufact;rs &' Commission Merchants, aprdnlza _ Use Lawrence & Marti For COUGHS. COLDS SORE THROAT BRONCHITIS, ASTS•i',':ll. NIONIA CONSUMPTION, Diseases of THROAT, CHEST ta:._'.. , 111 Has always been onc• 0 r II:0' T Weapons wieldy:l by the. .7d 1.• , 1.. , against the encroachment :of : • :1 i 11110NCIIIV3, AST.C.MA, :;%•:-' CONS 'MPTION in its incipient and a vanced stages, and all disea--, 01 11;.•.! 'I ; 1 , ... and LUNGS, but it has never been so advantageously compounded as in I I,e ", ~) 1.1 . RYE Its soothing Balsamic properties afford a diffusive stimulant and tc. , ..i. ' system after the cough, has been relieved. Quart size bottles. Price SI.G3. CAUTION I Do not bo deceivediby dealers who try to palm on 114...1-.. :, : . 1.. in place of our TOUT, BOCK AND 1:1 E. which 1.; 1 ut.-( • . . MEDICATED article--thegenuine has a Privatc4)ie Proprietary Stamp on eae:i L. 411-. - • , :T D permits it to be Sold by ruggists. Grocers and Defilers Everywhero, ' Si' amtorr SPECIAL TAX OE LICENSE. The TOM,ROCK AND RYE ofirletore, 41 River St. Chicago, 11 C0.,9, f T. MUilt& CO.'S GROCERIES PROVISIONS. The place to save Looney b otging cheap is it Corner Main , and Fraaklin Btretta-_ They respeotrolli announce to the publle that they have a largo stock of FLOUR, FEED, MEAL, GRAIN, ElliLT FlBll POlllll. and PROVISIONS generally.: • • "7- We have also added to Our stock a varteieot WOODEN WADE.' such as BUTTER TUBS. FIR Knis. &IMMO, . Just received a large stock of Sugari, Teas, Coffees, Spices; MOBLEKIN'S PURE SOAP. the. best in the market, said other mates of soap f Syrup and Molasses. which they offer at low prices for Cash. • I oct 26 77 15 .- 11 ' t 7 7M n' :T i q PICTURE CARRY IN TO fi/ANDL G. H. WOOD & CO, • will open their New Gallery in Patton's Block, on the First Monday of April. Having fitted up entirely new, with the best of instruments, we are prepared to make • Tintypes, 4 at one sitting, all fur 50 CtS. in neat enveloaes, 10 for $l.OO. Copying of all kinds of Photographs And Stereoscopic and large view work done at this gallery. Gire us a call and we will trylnd satisfy Ton in price and quality. . mar 25 FARM FOR SALE. A farm of Atty sone, located Romeyso: ley. Aye mluatem drive hembonoMb. For full Festiculam, address • JAMES C. MIMS. 23feb4r Towanda Pe. BOYS AND CHILDREN, WM Manufacturers and Wholesale DKders in all kinds of 'r()%% - ,%. 507 'Sixth Avenue, NeT York. STOP AT F I OR AND TOWANDA, PA ME covered, as it is certain in its effects and does not -blister. Also elcellent for human flesh READ PROOF BELOW; FROM COL. L %..FOSTER. Youngstown.. (thin, May 10th, ism. Dn. B.J. KENDALL & Co;—I had a very valua ble Hambletonian colt which I,prized very high. ly, ho bad a barge bone spavin on one joint and. a small one on the other:which made him very lamp; I bad him under thp charge of two veteri nary surgeons which failed to cure him. I waa one day reading the advertisement of &midair& Spavin Cure in the Chicago Express. I determin ed at onc&to try it, and got our 'druggists here to send for it, they ordered three bottles; I toot the:l24ll and thought I would give it a thorough trial, I used it according to directions and tae fouvth day thh colt ceased to be lame, Ind Ike lumps hive disappeared. I usectbut one hot*" ;.and tab colts limbs areas free from tulips an' smopth u any horse in the state, Ile Is ea. tirelv cured,. The cure was so remarkable that ' I let teo of my neighbors ha ve ~ the remaining two bottles, who are now using it. - yery lcspec tfully, s • , • L . , T. FOSTili. Kendall s Spavin Cure • • - Oil HUMAN FLESH. Patten's Mills, tVash'ton co., N.Y., Feb.2l,'el. Ds. B. 4•=x.r.3l:tski.,, Dear 81r:—The particular case on which I used your Kendall's Spain cure' wsis A .- malignant ankle sprain of sixteen months I 1 standing. I had tried many things, but in SAID. Your bpsvin Cure put the foot to the ground again, and for the brat ; time since hurt, ins natural position. Per a'family liniment it ea t eels anything we ever used,. Youg art il y. P. BELL, Pastor of M. E. Church, Fattens Mills, N.Y • Price $l, per bottle, or rix bottles for $5. Ail Druggists have it or can get it fer you, or It will be sent tciany address on receipt of price by the proprietors, DR-. B. J. KENDALL di CO., Enos.. burgh Palls. 'Vt. Bold at Dr. H. C. :P of tees Doug Store, CANCERS CURED AT CRANE'S CANCER INFIR . MARY, -ADDISON, N. Y: • HUNDREDS OF PRIZONEI from all parts of iheVorld have been cured of this much dreaded disease and are now living witnesses - that they have been 'lncited from a terrible and .untmely death. Doctors. Minister* and, the Poortreated Freo. Write for a Circular giving full Pwriku"' Address Drs. ORO. CRANE k 1111811 BROWN Addison. N. Y. ; Sept.3o,lyr.OPlisco. .FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE CLUiI AIUD COLLECTION AGENCY • BRINK. & BUCK, Leßaytiville, Pa. Will write policies for risks in Tire and Life In surance. Collect Claims with care and pFompineu. They represent none but FIRST—CLASS COMPANIES I lavinglictrthecnlid and patronage of t ic " business in their line. and will ended's , to merit it. Apply to or address 11213 li=sh Duct, Laura* rik BMW If we ISM
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