Tl►e Old Man am for Grant
BI SOHN 11. ILIZS.
Iti've h tta i t i i another meetin• a l the school house on the
cheers for Grant and *eon were given with
There were young men, there were Maidens, there
were gray haired mothers there. - • -
And songs for Grant: and, Wilson . tilled with welt;
tha air. , . ". • - .4.
Wecdme to the conoinsion, in looking matters (Ai; •
That good old Ilqroe Greeley ana thekpribaystere•,n4
more:
The Presidential siren sang a very pretty, I •
•
And Horace put hie white bat on , and f s tip,- "
• ollowed; het
along. .;
But he's tuck the .. WForA Mid; Behsey—a ue*,;untrod-,
deb road;.
The good things he llaa tall of 1:1' ut,vellt prose . •
' heavy load r , " • ,
But of all the to y lda lie'Cidifes the: heiTleat will'be
The load strapppir.on Rt . Baltimore, called "evil cox:a
-im/17" • .: „ .
We're all poor creeturii at the, beat, and aptlo go astray
When gureat
r terdp,tatigna And our path and 5144, acioaa
31) , faith in hut* #4dri c eas groiva elmoat
tail—
When men likellorapeOreeley bow dorn the :knee to
We've tuck the 21 ibueepai , yearsii fasnierierOultd
the hill;
Once it was law and ilospel, but 'tie now a bitter pill:
becaume one mate - L . :wires ; principle, and veiytlting
that's gotgli -
/t doesn't etantki.e..reiluken that- ityl we fonisks shotild.
No, Betsey; WOO 11,qur 9rant; !ha war-tried, pea'e,
tried man;
The one who routed rebels can rout this other elan
when Oraut went eightin' treason ho nerer meant to
tall, t
And when he hoopa the traitor he aidol go hit bail.
Hurrah for Grautl hurrah for Grant I—don't 'all me
crazy. wife, ' • •
I'm marching With lalyasee In the - Presidential strife
-1 can't vote many there timed; my days are nearir
through: • -
Hurrah far Grant, the leader-of the boys whomercho
in bluel—llarptr'inlireetly.
: •• ~ t . . .
' JAERARI . NOTt&
Dr. S. G.,Holland's "aarble , Prophecy"
was published recently by Scribner. .
Eli Perkins - , the well-known' liumoiist,
will lecture this;winter on a t'Defence of the
Heathen." ' , - • •r-
Roberts Brothers announce for, early pub
lication "Off the Jean Ingeloves
first novel.
.
Hurd & Houghton are bringing out a new
theological work entitled “Theleity e of God
and the Chum& Makers," which it is expec
ted will create some stir.
A "Life of Captain lilarryat," in two vol
umes ; Wey'a "Rome," folip,illustrated ; and
Figuier's "Human Rage,!' Will be
,pnblisbed
by D. AppletonA.Co. '
F. W. Chri,stern announces "AMerican
Breech Loading: Small Anus; being a com
plete history and discriptioit of 'tile - leading
inveutions,' by Charles 8.1 - NortOn, Brevet,
Brigadierpenerail. V ' •
Dr. IV L IS. Plumer's: t.-Cornmentary on the
Epistle of Paul to the Hebrews," and Ed
ward Cone Bissel's, "Historic Orgill of the-
Bible," are among the
‘ rimzunsernentv?f,,,A.,
ez
D. P. Randolph. Co. • 1-' • - • -
Roberts Bilepitto #•-.E %.4re just about.
to republish Otable ngli4ll . tv
.ork'ot
"Christian Art an 1 13ymbolitim,PJ)±, Rev. R;
Bt. John Tyrwptt wit tpie . ftiO.ts by Ruskin:
It promises _ e s etn exceedingly valuable
• - '
The Latest , lssu of scr . Hiner r r - Armstrong
& Co.'s "Illustrated Librark.of-Travel and
Adventure" are • TravelS in South - Africa."
compiled and arraugdcl by. Bayard Taylor,
and "Wonders of the - yollosFttOne,"-eaited
by James Riehardieri:,
Roberts BrOl..hers have , given .us first
installment of. kivenile books for- t e
up
proucldng holidays, in three beautifully-il
lustrated volums, entitled, `Doll
"Daisey's COmptOons," - -and- "Debtorah's
Drawer." They are written' in a graceful
and attrdOtive style, atid'hantlsomely print
ed.
Sheldon & announces a "Life of Maj. -
General Philip Co., gehuyler," in two volums,
by Benson J: Loasing; "Modern Leaders,"
us described by Justin Isl . CCarthy in a series
of biographical sketches; new, and revised
edition of Mr. Grant.'White's "Words and
their Uses;" and "The Ordeal for' Wives,"
by 'Ars. Annie Edwards. 1
i t
Dr. Buchholz has give to Germany an
other elaborate study of ' oraer,' The pres
ent volume die asses Ho erictosrhography
and geog,raphy. He see s to favor the
view of Moltoke, who elaims'that the text
of Homer, when ested by, , thn rules of mil
itary art, leaves no uncertainty about thelo•
cality of the plain of Troy. ' '` L c - ,
The late Rev. hr. Norman Macleod Was
one of the ablest and most revered of Scotch
divines, and held the position of Queen Vic
toria's chaplain for several years, being very
highly esteemed by her malesty. He became
the editor of Good Words when it was first
started in MO, and underMs management
it gained considerable popularity, and has
been reprinted for some time in this country
by Lippincott & Co.
Al letter from London says that two
_man
uscripts by 'Thackeray have been dscov,,
erect, and willSciOn be published.
• ,
Messrs. Scribner CO., have juia't'pub
lished in a nept; small fully 1110-
illustrated, `•RRoundabout Ranblesiu Lands
of 'Fact and Fancy'," by Frank R. Stockton.
The auther.tells in a lively fashion stories
about the celebrated animals and famous
places. It is a Veryl charming Christmas
book for the elder boys anclgirls. The me-,
chanical make up of the book is all that
could be desired.
Mr. WiMam Morris' new work will most
probably be ready before ,Christmas. It is
to be entitled "Love is Enough ; a Mortali
ty," and is, for the most part, waitten in un
rhymed alliterative mtre, interspersed with
sonffs. The project of bringing It opt with
illustrations is abandoned for the present.
The poet laurete's new volume is to be
published by Straham it Co., on the - 24 of
9Ptb . ber. It will contain a new Arthurian
idyll, "Gareth," which will recount how
that person came to court in disguise, serv
ed there, and, at length, in face of scorn,
approved himself a true knight. This, with
"The Last Tournament," which will also be
included in the new volume, completes the
Arthurian series.
The twenty-first of this month is the cen
tenary of the birth of Coleridge. Among
the events which will comtnemerate the day
will be the reissue, by Messrs. bolt SI . Will
hams, in handsome library style, of the
American edition of the "Biographh
Liter
aria." This edition, which has long been
out of print, is the one prepared by the au
thor's family, and enriched by a vast quan
tity of biographical matter which is rot con
tained in any edition recently accessible.
There has just been published a useful
work by J. L. Babe, the South African cor
respondent of the New York World, respect
itez the diainond fields of that :region. It
e , utains a description of the country, and
1.1! particulars in relation to diatnond
machinery, the routes thither and ex
pelses of the same, together with a great
deal of valuable information about this lath
-orto unknown region.
'Roberts Brothers, Boston, have just pub
lishad a churining4 story of Italian life by
~‘liss Mary Healy, daughter of Healy, tke
clr i erait painter. It is thus spoken of by the
q , uniay Review:
" 'A. Summer's Romance' shows an artis
' completeness of composition, and its
s.oft coloring, although sometimes bright
and sometimes gloomy, is wonderfully liar
u i<alious throughout. Appropriately enough
t,a! scene is laid in the little island of Capri,
arid happily enough the brightness of Cam
*dim life and landscapes are made to light
somewhat. soinber - h(storietie. There is a
marked originality in the ling personages,
with a single eneption, ough the !peas
antry, naturallyeadugh,preserve something
of the stage character ; and that exceptionc
we presume, is made designedly, for the
somewhat commonplace nature of the pleas
ant facile hero is a necessary tribute to the
exigencies of the plot and the destined course
of the story. Indeed, the more closely we
analyze the book, the less are we disposed to
cavil at it: We might prefer certain of its
Characters to be somewhat more preposess
lug, but if they are natural or probable, as
they are, what right have we to protest
' against the artist's using a legitimate discre
tion in their composition ?• Nothing is more
objectionable than the impulsive criticism
that condemns people in fiction simply be
cause it doesknot happen to take' a fancy to
them personally. * * * In short, it is
an exceedingly clever story, and an exceed
ingly pretty one as well. The descriptions
of scenery are the more effective that they
are kept in absolute subordination to the
play of the personages,_ and for one who
can describe.° well as Miss Heal, there was
strong inducements to lavish over the pages
the - proffision of theatrical properties which
she must have brought together in a summer
sojourn in Capri. Miss Healy is a writer of
growing promise. We hope that her next
production may mark as great an advance
on the 'Summer Romance as the Summer
Romance' does upon 'Lel4qille,? .4; we;
shall not gomplaiu should it, be id better.",
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sr
~..wyll ixtanufsotates pa* oroptr,to Imp. cristouttirs.
; Atilt US IMERES ' —:, '_'
•are , warranted. iiztionlar attention given to ,
' . ,I 'i
'Roll Oardin‘& Cloth' Theis i
7 tnaurifacittirop ay. , snot 1 11 0 _ ,_sli ktals_ef **k
cal. nig and Clop pm ing, and nary 01:apt:Minn._
• It o bare as gobd an aaaortment of '' ' ' •
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OthS), - fitfall ' 44Wq 4 f P .;
ant gory ilaoyv,10•0 ;7.V4.4.11 to eletruilige dial any other
eatablishineut. 1 . 17 thlnu and slithery .youraalvea.
•- We wholesale kid reqiil at the Cowauaque audio, 2
udles
. IkSuoxv.ille.;
- ,
,
Jan. 1, 1.872. 1
J. H. Griswold's Water. Whee',
,l Wheel, afr agents fpr..the. j aboie .jklitett
j Wheel, aufl calf cliferintly recommend it as supe.
rum to all, others i. 13 foe. Persons wishing to pur
nlieffte should reci,t4l3 of atiou before, buy
ing other INORAM - BR S.
Deerfield, May .. l6 : 1872.
•
Read the following 4:4 '
• 24:, /872. •
We the`uudersignedi:purchased one' J. H, Ur's
wold's SO tnel Water Wheels using a inches of water
to run threernrtofetque tinder a 20 foot head, and are
'well pleased with the wheel. +We have ground siztY
hualtels per hotu , withithe three run and can average
that amount per luturlill day. • • • - •
V. fau,Lifl.
: . • TON PLUMP&
•
Good Livery
AN VAI . .KENBUItO & CO, would Atj, to the,.
friends that they have a good Livery t
Wollshero for the accommodation of tinn, triviun,
Good Horses and Carriages
always ou baud at moderate rat ea.
Stable oil WatOf FtifitcoOrele gie6. rest
v.deuce. . tiq..v
Juuo 28, 1872. C. W. 7/10S/ER.
:WALKER. & 'LATHROP,
DF, VTIS IN
- HARDWARE, rit.cor, nen&
STOVE s, SisLTI.No,
SAWS, CUTLERY, WATER
LIME, AGRICULTURAL
IMPLT.M,ENTS
4
'
, . • -• r • ;
_ Carriage and.Hanieth ,
HARNESSES, SADDLES, Aro.
Corning, N. X., Jan. 1, 1872.
~- LIVERY ST4BLE.
ETCHAIf & COLES RESIT,CT
•,!. • 1 1: ' fully inform tho publio that they
• have established a
Livery for Hire, •
At their Stable on Pearl St. ,apposite Wheeler's wagon
ahoy. Single or double riga furnished to *Om They
aim to keep good horses and wagons, and intend to
please. Prices reasonable. ItS•PCHAIIt -& COLES.
Ang. 91, 1812
New Jewelry „Store.
TilToltli=t4:lll; uwl ,tiltVii:Ppeeng t ;
Jewelry Store
in the building recently occupied by 0. L. Willcox.
His stock comprises a full assortment of
Clocks,- Watches. Jewelry,
Siluer and - PlOecl-Ware:
8. D. WAltflittEll, one orate lAsi:it4kmen in North
ern Pennsylvania, will, attend to the
Repairing . 9f Tratches,
•
„*.CZookl, l-.
For the skilful doing of which Ma seventeen years
practical experience is nut:Went guarntee.
8. B. WARMER.
Wellsboro, Ang. 23, 1871.-tf.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
KNOXVILLE, TIOGA CO., PA.
Life, Fire, and Accidental.
ASSETS OVER $24,000,000
ASSETS OP CozapArEss
Ina. Co., of North America. Pa $3,050,685 60
Franklin Fire Ins. Co. of Phila, Pa.....„... .2.087 , 469 25
Republic Ins. Co. of N. Y., Capital ,... ' ,-.. $750,000
Andes Ins. Co. of Cincinnati, ••• ......... - 151.000,000
Niagara Fire UHL go. of N. Y . 1 000,00 r
Farmers Mut. Fit% Ins. Co. York Pa 909,889 16
Phtnnix ?Jut Life Ins. Co. of Harfford Ct.. 5,081,970 50
Penn'a Cattle Ins. Co, of Pottsville 600,000 00
Total
Insurance promptly' - effeeted - hymail or othertlie,
on all kinds of Property. All losses promptly adjusted
and paid. Live stock insured against death, fire or
theft.
lam also agent for the Andes Fire Insnrince Co. of
Cinoinnati. Capital, $1,600;600.
All communications promptly Stterided to—Oftlce
Mill Street 2d door from Main at 4 Rnoxvilla Pa.
Jan_ 1, 18T2-tf.
JEWELRY ,STORE
W ELI,SB47' 11.0, PA.
ANDREW FOLEY
r s k who has longlen,Anstabpdosif
W n the Jewell' brininess in
, -
Wellaboro, has always for We,
v 1%. .
various kinds and
AMERI9AN WATCHES,
Gold or Silver, Clocks, 'Jewetiy, - Oold Chains
Keys, Rings, Pins, Pencils, Cases, Gold and
Steel Pens, - Thimbles, Spoons, Raters,
Plated Sure, .g
SEWING ?iiACIIINES,
&c.. &c., &c.
With *oat 11l other articleiturnally kept in such en
tabliahments, Ifildch aro bold low for
C A S H.
Repairing done neatly, And protaiptly, and on *lnn
NOTICZ.
Jan. 1:1379-Iy,
Something New 4 keenestville
J. 8D1:1T4 Wring gone into the mercantile Ml*
t„ L I G / t 'gr hqataiertrillo,toPpitrywould Imp= cer the
oots and Shoes, Drug* and Medicines. They were
bought ;heap and.vrtlA tne sold cheap. •
Eeenerille, Ps., Beit. 10, 1872-Bm*
.
Souse and Lot for Sale:
rrtEIP. unfferthned offers for sale his Boise and LW
I on Main street, in Mittel, Pa., MS vary low glee
Said lot contains acre , anti ii tinder ffootl eel
tiration. , FM' t%'dlll. dm., apply to.the sub_ .iteriber
illkland. Pa.. Feb. 21. 1872-tf. O. P. 13ABOOOff.
A. B. LAS MAN ,
lis.••••
Opposite] Cone House. Teeth extracted *ham
pain. symcial Inserted on abort notice, Id reduced
Woes. PreaereatiOn tof thio tiatcniel aapectall u t t - t esli
and se, apacdmeaa . ' 'lot 17 '
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ikon AND # Ml* ritrstwom Otter Tithi.
e 7t e : ,j : • • INVIMI:pt ,
T.:11111114 :17 , a •.e , $111:, • . e ' -
B I :•gr r, r•- - volucgo
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INGRADI BROTHERS
$24,229,847 64
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Waonsiu bee. how
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A% warrzwzmi
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Sold ai yboleseie Prices, Buyers ;ire re ueated
c r li t u4, ;rl 4 :rriltifi fP . 4 (Yr , T
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A.RDWARE
sli kinds,
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TIN AND COPPER WARE,
Parlor 63
alla
_We
Stoves
16Fw004 flr costy.i 14,
MEI
Table 'and POeket,
CAItRIA6IO - TRITiIMiINirS,
‘s q
FARMING - :TOOLS
at all ]dada,
GUNS AND AMMUNITION,
Vetiolleuin 1'11111.09
. . „ ,
(the best light h e world ) and evorkirtialeieeted
with the
Hardw
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Itors'Bl4k,ponttrif4
- C.C..
April 8. 1872.
Furniture and Undertaking.
Van H9Fp
L 9 uccessora
ts.APE now on exhibi •
JOB. the largest and mos
i ki fIiaNITM
PenufgrimaPhe itigt4 l l444.° l l
FINE RUMOR AND ONAMD ER Burrs.
SOFAEVCOUCELIFTWXZWAS
MARBLE
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li tica s ctgthsc,qtassiatly.iteradin
nit=eart. Moe o're goods are large.
ly — Orthire 47 .— w and satisfaction is Fuer.
anteed both as to quality price. Mel sell the
Woven. IPI AfeittreW'
the most tdar swing bed sdid,L also the, Tacker
has bean on trim/ for 17.yeats and gis t
=real satisnictitat. Our
to be found in North
is supplied with all sizes of the -- • - I • • Icestoit,,apew
and besot:Ad styla or b cm. -„• qier into
oW.r
kinds or foreign and ho • • •••• •-•:-•„ -' • trim
mings toast*: They ••• • ult. r • • • * spec
iality in their business, tgiy, ; .... • • • Imsh et.
will be attended to ,as . •• ; ',. .. ch er ;
®Pik
ges.
/ 4 11 4. 1/ 4c4/ Odd pieces • drat
all , wit 4 •
lan. 10..1292.: ' ! V li 80il1i hLIM
.
To isr4ops sic, os Coit a .—llwring l Concluded that
lam entitled to a little refit after niparly AO mars doss
1 4 . 4 4 4 40401 4.tP
tug businfott• biLli Hlliloa= I hi v ea e
•P o g vlh the
nratsn k, *neut. and take this
it. asking Alm thettt tits
same liberslpstronage asthat bean irk ....
leakidpd to ate.
/ft books may be found • the old pltig•dar INltlithistit
Am.. 10. 1862. " ILI. TAN /1411.
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ilatiubsoribts offers the muse %ll.' %Mpg farm
• 'for sale in quantities to suit , • • . - a•:,, ; vs, L ate at
=tO make it an do far In ",•;•• ,1,47-.. - •gm
tata**pelt for villagaloti• atat*:•.•Lv."' • . •-- • • eta
tri :iiimelled for '• •• •• • art - c—'r. -4 :
4* ,7_,f .: £
Thar ~lis'immediataty ' ). a-.• •• • . .. _t, . t.;
ItearlidulWalnut • , soli •of 6 1 "•• no.
qlfielvig bf sold in ~01 . :W17.01 01 .5f. snit
the watt. Or Durchallor*, z„ , ..-, j.:,
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y472.-6m. . I '. 11,,,..: A K
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',..ii. trwit,.. 7 - --4- - -: 4;" : l64;tedi El'
'vitro oven ow of Qo don and ills., of mousy,
tude&
dal by Yam It. Place, Wellobaro. Ps.
04 1. 1/12.11000.
tr: 1 411: 141.11114131.4.
zit .-%r• 'Li .74-14
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e Trade.
otidodoiriittiti; oexi door to
ethers'. ' -:"
R. ANDERSON, AGENT.
&Chandler ) ",
B. T. vikivirx*
•n and West the old place,
complete stook of
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DRY GOODS, LADIES' DRESS QOGDS, I ALAPACAS, POPLINS,
WOOL DELAINES, LAWNS, 110 . 4411.1$ VainiAsi-
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1.1 The toreitytOf naidern7dedical, Chemical and rhar,
, ? leatip4 *Te ti *9 risaof,oy longertaltiny the
', il, ,muistv Ind hautOtni ' 'Silk' Cotritioskit of
7.d - a,;- aLbalayingradiente,!Whenlye Can by
Oral/ applicatlefr icalfreipace,, extract .all
the cathart eland a er to !tide! properties Matt the
Wet yraitiablelrtmt and , erbiiikna cOugentratethenu.
. s: tipigel l reslOgifigikrsget/Y.lortic r titan a,
, a ... V4mi, taatesp pktekilly eitaltrativ by'
~..U, etatatiletithitiga stettutcha-a.tat fastidious
14400-,11,14 11 ittleitstniAtt NP-.14'..a11f1t vPrAiTut.,
'AO aratattiaod / trated fond; aft inlitll - ciltiluy. re potter
C taAlsltc4ie hank , Allthts i arca Vlttlonusi lor vale i
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P etntie l l wsr irile u tlit i '"'"V 4
qtAte_. &them refeipt Vaiettgeliat , tiat r' v ‘ vilVii h nZ
* anerseiwetleg, ARkt l ely.toepot at all' the (.94., the
silitle e4
I Ott tanispamedicinalprincippeotvitich tikey hre
wont 4tfluirtittialitea andttieditied.'vn o, by
la 94s 40(1 4 10 sprati..q l fit ate
o ra et- geallti. ,au 4 sis' n ',qr.
' 41111144:10h cliztelt , ;" 4.3 `,.) .1 , 1 ... „,j.,{ ;; , , r.'
}. ss.llo.liloviliiii4 le hectity.hffetedby`the;preprier ,
tar of these Pcilets, to arty: chemist who, upon :an
alysis, will find, iti:hati A:het:l4°llW *o:oSifor/lie
of mercury or any uthernaloaral poLaon.' .i ) 1 f..
..ciritt,elltirely Vegetahleil no particular
'lliLtesetr Cwhilp. gefug thap. They operate
witliontlitsenr ance to ' the' cein4titittitini diet; or oc- ,
' dittiattothu Feryauttalce, hilgadocitck aloof
stipittitnap 'lupe re .litiooilj E,PI - illik ill tae,
or ou Ara
Tightueoi di the. Cbie , t w Mi.-.
1 ~ II:, JEtUntation* Of- lac Stew.
OP ' $ taste, ,
.In. snowth, ninon*
lilt ir Ur In repo'n' el , Kidneys,
Aninlal a, 1/AV - 111014. 11 10 1 , IP SPUIS. eit s w Las •
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,510.41411, - non 04 Mood. to Hen , igh
Eiipxo .:.- rtinl, -',"utisactabilityi' , and' ,
WOW 7' r reboAlogii, , telge• Or. le ler ce9 s ,
savant invasive relieta, Ie explara;,
L'ttetrottins:r ditt 'PeWeiltof m it Pnrkative: kellets
ever **greet tundra iiie, , loNleh to my that
T
theleatins n Upton the animal ee0,10. -
sapied,_ : ; 1 drilla.' th e
grand' or ileattO
... r ir ‘,4,1-xtriztotintvg. A impress. —Age
s a ~.,, ' F oe •„ e)r sugar-tenons and being
Cloatall 17 i'll ' proOtvaibelevirtats'itnint--
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- palild'rintany angth of time, in any climate , so that'
they ruesimal frog} , ,an ,re liable, which a.net the'
1 casawiththe tuslointd in the dreg stores, put nrrin
O r
„ . arc a Lazaircep Alterative or
C ' wi lit ll ß l , ; : l ' i rtadl i ratek 'l7 ::::e -Re littre l P ie e e lle t t h s at s t i P ill r
' l ,' 41, ', *Alt pedebt inaltion teal) whence theist.
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Mei ' are. sold ,> Mr :ail enterprising
: 'Druggists ttitilli _cents tt bottle.
, rp r o b flovaiiing atii - ditiggiat'to 'induce - Yon to' ains
all al-efei3 that he any say is Snot as good rainy
- re eta WMlllte he makes a larger profit on that which
ihe .recernittends. If your dntggist cannot supply
t itteThl t tgotiel 24 cants And receive' there by return
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MERCHANT TAILORING I'
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fa. EQS.O7/..*SkilltHat, has 'het received a supeth, stk.
JIX soitsnoot of all lands of
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for gentlemen's •": ' ,' -1
COARSE &TINE CLOT 1 c G
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and Ls prepare/1 1 to manufacture tit the BEST 'STYLE,
and on, the shortest notice .. Persons wanting C lothing
wlllylease drojp In and see my stock. ,Good Yaks; sad
tk• bwitof work guaranteed.
.4ezo 18r1.-Iy.
Viiga Marble Woxlta.. - ...
Tat=tilt'sron'Tirdettaro.ed toelecu...ftithner°'
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Italianor Rutland Marble,
- ottheliiiteiiiiktile and approved - Workmanship and with
y ou hand both kind's of /liar ble
and iviillssopte to snit all who, may fa,vor him vtith
gra:#464,ptt. reasonable terms as ern be obtained-
CTitt4r7. FRA I TIE ADAMS. -.
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Ltithet!,.Tunuisbuil g Goods!
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. FCTIOTBODY,; AT •
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lifflta; A: B. GRAVES& VAPORS UK OF FASHION
lILLID•tbs Cone Bovoitglore, largo stock of Goode
just tenelved'FA wl l be Fad ohcap.
ifthEfilag. wilthave charge of the Malin
err derit, and will be glad to see her old Mends
andikitwones qt all Sines. Drop in and see our now
more. • -
woo. ;: . DIRS. A. B. ORATES.
TOLES;, ROBINSON & CO.,
( Bucce Oors to J. E. Ibuler,)
.- • -
1-• . Dealers I '
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1Z)1 1" 37'.‘ C2IIC;700
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I r of every description. ,
CHOICE .GROCERIES .
In abundance. all kinds and fresh.
I'
The public is cordially invited to call and look throng
Our large stock, as we are selling at low s.fignres fo
ready pay. We shall receive
NEW. 'GOODS
,constantly front thq dititia keep our assortinent fill
aftd'coniplets. • ' '
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TOLES,
.ROBINSON & CO.
July,lo, ,1822.
•
REAL. ESTATE FOR , SALE.
salbsoribeb offers for,Cala his , read estate in the
: southwestern part or the borough. to suit purcha
sprit, A portion of the, premises is nicely situated to
cut tip into %nage lots, extd•pastirre and timber lots.
•Thb:Portlou coterSd With timber is
: Well wooded with
,hard-wood andmindock: The' has let on which he
resides will be bold Of isi -village. lots, including his
reildetice. • .• • -ROBERT KELSEY.
Trine 12. 11372.-ent •,. _ :
New Cabinet, Store 1
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nn4•rMedtulePraarfomntiTau
me;tlbinetbnamgzoulainStrecp-
ite WV* Wagon shop. for the aide of
- ,
Cabinet Ware
of all kinds, snob as
- ,
Bed Sets Bureaus Bedsteads
3 - 3 Bedsteads ,
Chairs, .Loitin,...ges., .E.vtension
• and other Tables, Trh,at
)2 --- -----_,Yots, Hat Racks,
eta frau* otherel:foli will be sold tower than
the lowest. tie invites all - totake a look at his goods
before pritehash2g elsewhere. ---------____
Remember the phiee-kippoalte Dartt's Wagon s . • ,
West Main Street.
' M..l,.avesurr, Agent.
Aug. 14, 187 g. ' .
•illilnv peep •
aa Thoussp4.3/ave found • lief.
thousands will' turn to , this
sa, after: exhausting.tnetrpurs
i ,and patience
la mewl& of health.
Giddiness' of he head, dnihicss of, • e l mind. , foetid
breath, coated' tongue, liras' of apps te, pains and
weakness in the stomaciii situ/ewe of the liver,
yelloymesto of the akin, constant fever' d thirst. with
a total dlareueh for:business, pleasure.,'or any kind of
employment:' FAMlllakird PaNACEA, ; ittaken and
pentevered in tbr's few days k erill • retrieve this whole
elm a annonag. • The Snide' of the, body become
tlittuitid clear. SloUtilieb art'ugthenfxl. the
ttongscieau. the ,a,pO u
tite.unproved, d the whole
Velum to beneettekthat disease, in bad weather. le •
leant liablik 40,0/10 • : - •
11)1L• YATIMNEY'S
— eir "
Celdnal
miadicinan* Pannega is , it/ every
way; calculated to •take tbe
;; of the endless variety
of drugs which are. 'sold, for that Purpose.
which are Oftenlaryrnimions; a: medicine which
possesses the qualities ore oihartio aso_voll as a mild
alterative, and which is cspeble of westing disease
without the lariat ininly•trithe•cliikl. ill of incslbnlable
',able to every Mother. - "All a 'oathastic it is Very tithe.
tive. yet it doe* -not, :if.gividi,.l4,-,pitper quantities,
cease nausea of ditties' in th„Tifklkohro
' very pleasant to the teste„ - -Welrieji very halm.
tent feature as a gialtelne tbr chat i e:As,a preterit.
ire of disease' it. Ongreoe.deti milt-ado directly
'Open** afgettive and the lii all inter
lace" disetwiet it is tho moat " effeclive medicine over
Offered hi*, pnblio; and U given regularly , and per.
aberninglY those ties so amnion to did
droll May be erely eradicated. _
Preparaby ~Tahruera 4 roe. k,Co.,,Weyrielberei
Ma, " dfite PA=NEy, Dearbon
, adage.: i.Viictr.- $1.23 -•
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- brittle. for side by wholesale ant
retail-dealers. and by flutings & •
Cd l oo 4 / 1 09t,9fri li s! ; , -
; - i ~ '• • -
$5 TO $2O ri t trA:ktoft.talrevs,'"
r uts. or old. alas. more moue at Agrkforns - iii
1 4 17 Wt
:1 1 1 1 !* I 4a4risi - ktu tban ora l Tr i al
10 16 11 . '
• • 1:, j4if:*-10 #IW..,- 1«-14.1
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1:C14
,ing . diFeCt 011111 - - rem... it provided---4.
thew bones are not destroyed by Mineral poison or other ,
means, and . the vital,orgaits Wasted' beyond the - pPint •
of repair.
Dp*Pertilia ctr "Indigestictat ,lieadache, Pain ,
in the.Shoulders;Coughs, 'rightness of the Chest Dir.
airless, Sour ; Eniettitio'ns of the' Stomach,' Bad Taste.
'ln 'She' 'Mouth, • _Bilious AttacJcs,, 4 , . l. 9lpitation of the;
, lion, Inflammation of the Lungs , ` Pain in the regions ,
of tbe Kidneys, and a hundred other palntLl isymptoms,
ere the offsprongs of Dyspepsia.: In these complaints,.
;it hasp:, equal, and one bottle watt:rove a Latter guar:
, anteepf its sneriti than a:lengthy advertieement.
' Ifetar‘Ptimalo Complain - Is, in young or old,
imarried oraingle, at the dam./ of womanhood, or the
turn of, life-these Tonic Bitters.display: decidell'an
ihfluedee that a marked,"improvement, is soon percep-,
•. ' '
For Inflp.mintiatory . : and Chronic Ithettr,
— yrititlinni and Gout., Elliot's, Remittent and Inter
inittent Fevers, Diseases. of the Blood, Lilier, Kidneys
i •
and Bladder ithese Bitters have no' equal: Such Dm-
eaies are caused by Vitiated Blood, which is generally
produced by deran_gement of the Digestive'Cotgani.
• They are cieratlePargatgrei as well an:
a Tonle,, possessing also tins peculiar merit of acting
• as a powerful agent' in reileving Congestion or Inflant
,rnation of the, LiVir Rita Visceral Organs, and in Bilious
'Diseases;
For Skin Dile ttanti, - Eruptitins, Titter', Salt '
Rlteutn,,lttotehes, Spots, Pimples,Tustuleso Boils, Car
buncles, Ringlworrns, Scald-Hese,, Sore. Eyes, Ery
' itipelas y ltch, SCUrf, Dikolorations of the Skin, Humors
and Diseases of thq Skint of whatever name_or nature,
are literally dug up and carried out of the system in 'a
short time byithe nse ofiltese Bitters - • "
ti atgiitl - Thottantada proclaim VINEGAR EIT
"IRS th e meet weefierfill. frfv.igor4l4 tat ever sustained
• the sinkkg_systeini
'R, McDONALD & C 0.,,
Druggists and Oen. Agts.,. Ban Francisco, Cal..
• ' rind txrr: Of Washington and Clarlton . ,Sfs., New York.
SOLD BY ALL 'DRUOGIStB AND DEALERS.
Afigust 28.
Seated Conib, Incipient Consumption, Colds, Spitting of
• ' Blood, Inflammation of the, Lungs, Catarrh, Dion
chats, Croup, 2 WhOoping Cough, Asthma,
Pains in Breast, or Side, Dyspepsia, Jaun
dice, Dizziness, : . ,;
- Loss of Appetite, Fever and Ague, '
• • Indiftsatibuf Liver' Complaint, Dim , :
• hoes, and. all ,Disefies of the Lungs.
•Stomach, and Liver.
'Mg - Gregg '6lCosiy
--Tfatolesal6 Di-u,ddists,- •
. .
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ozo: *.s.orthat
eWorld',El Toni
t"LE FROM ar,ConoL
P..J.Oftiiff ER'S
AR BITTERS
A CERTAIN CURE FOR
Sae Agentg, and to whom all orderashoOld be address
01—W1a-on Seam BY PIXIME & Ell E€o4, Pp.
PRICE, $l.OO
..Ilizte 12, 1:822-1y.)
Mg
,
affTSS H. W. TODD has' removed hex Magic Store to
JIL the late realdence of Lauer Bache, opposite Van
Horn's Hotel. Steinway and other
311 :2 1.530:2-C)fag
for sale eery cheap. Also, MASON k, HAS LIN
CABINET . ORGANS
OLD INSTRIMEENYS TA-En fl EXCHANGE
A large stock of NEW MUSIC Just received
LESSONS given on the Piano, Organ, and in Sing
ing. An opportunity for practice afforded to those
whO may desire it. ' H. W. TODD.
Jan. 1. 1672—tf.
HARDWARE !
LUTZ 4k, KOHLER,
r AILING opened a first-class Hardware Store h
1 - 1 Mansfield, opposite Pitts Bros., on Main Street
respectfully invite their friends and the public in geu
era' to give them a call. They guarantee satisfactioi
in all cases. Their stock consists of
ti Wall 3Di
KETTLES, STOVES, TIN-WARE, NAILS,
IRON, RENT WORK, SPORES, HUM
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, -
CHURN POWERS, ke.
and a general line of Goods, second to none In the
country, at the lowest cash prices.
They are also agents for the KIRBY MOWER, ITH
ACA WHEEL RAKE, ARNOLD HORSE FORK, AND
HAY CARRIER.
- G. KITTZ, t LUTZ & KOIILER
•
Enamt
Mansfield, Jan. 1. 1872.
HARNESS SHOP
GITATLE, would say to his friends that • •
. Harness Shop is constantly stocked with •
Heavy and Light fiarnessgs,
made in a substantial manner, and offered at prices
that•ciunot fail to stilt.
The best workmen employed, and none but the best
material used.
Repairing done on short netieo, and in the best mut
ner. Call and see.
dau.l. 1872-Iy. (W(. W. 1.1'.#077.:4.
inistrator's Salo.-:' '
11)1/ virtue of an ordernf-tkie Orphan's Court of the
jj County of Tioga, the uniiiiiigndministrators
if the estate of 1). O. Holden ' , deceased , Will - expo• • for
sale at public vendee , on the premises in the towns .
of Richmond, in said county, on Thursday, October
24, 1872, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, the following
deseribtd lots of land belonging to said estate. within
me:fourth mile of the State Normal School, at Mans
de/d: all that lot of land known as the. Holden :arm,
beginning at the northeast corner; thence south. one
degree west, 75.9 rods to the southeast corner ; thence
north; 68 degrees west, 210.6 rods to tho 'centre of the
Tipp river ; thence,down the said river north, 5 de
grees east, 22.7 rods ; and north, two degrees treat,
49 rods to the northwest corner ; thence south, 87
„f 4 degrees east, 80.5 rods to the west line of-. lot ;
thence along said line south, 14 degrees west. 10 rods
to the southwest corner of said lot ; thence smith, 66
degrees east, 9.6 rods to the public read ; thence along
the west side of the road north, three degrees west,
'lO rods • thence south, 873( degrees east, 152.5 rods to
the place of beginning. Containing 100.3 acres, more
or l oss , all improved, and with live - dwelling 'houses,
-elm barns, three shade, a corn house and other small
brdloags, and apple orchard_tbereoia, and one of the
most desirable farms in Voss county.
- Also, another lot of lartd,4alloining the ebo'ee de
scribed on the south, and beginning at the southeast
corner thereof and the northeast Corner hereof, 'thence
along the west line of the Voorhees let; and land of D.
J. Butts. south, one degree west, 30.8 rode to the south
east corner hereof ; thence north, 138 degrees west,
2123 rolls to the centre of the Tioga river; thence down
the Hattie north, five degrees east, :36 4 rods to, the
southwest corner of the said farm; thence
along Ole south lino of ~the same, south, 82 degrees
'east, 210.5 rods to thoplace of beginning. Containing
fOrty.eight acres, more or less, and being what is
known as the Drake farm, and, a piece added to the
IMMO from-the Holden farm., all improved, with a
large brick and frame house,sa barn and apple orchard
thereon. . - • ; • '
Also;, another lot of landiu said tow2l chip , called the
- Voorhees lot; beginning in the east line of the said
Holden farm. thence south; 88 degrees east, 77 rods to
land; thence along the same andland of D.
J. , l3utta,- south, one degree west, 81 rods to the cen
ter of,e aniall creek and ravine; - thence down the same
atorthatesterly direction, to. the-oast tine-of the
*aid Drake farm, thence along the same and east line
of the Holden farm. north, one degrec'east. Grircels to
the place of beginning., Containing 32.72 ere , more
or leas, all improved- -
-Tnitats or SAZE.—Fifty dollars •on each lot, at the
time of sale. and enough more on confirmation of„tho
nit by the Dburt, to make half the purchase mimes,
and the other half of peaches° Money, with interest,
One Year front the .tirde of 6010.
'O4. job; g179.43w.
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RADWAY'S • READY '.. - 41ELIte '.i l
- , •,-cutt g ,s 11-11 g. yirousr ~PAIN
in IrciM Onb tol-/ViitiritfNi
-Minutes.
.., - :1• ,- NOT ONE- HOUR 'r• - - ,
~„ after reading Gibs advertlsenient , need ati yon a •
' I , " ' SUPPER, WITH 'PAIN. ' : •' ' -
RADwAr;; READY RELIES' Is ,A CEIIE I+ . 'till,,
, EVERY, PAIN. .
I - ,• .. •' , s, i,- lt, wati the drat amide • ''• - I ' ' . .
rrrie only i-!ain.., - niejnea-st.
that Inistalitly , stops the moat's tcrlitlitthig - pallis,"all•tys
Inflammations, and cures COl2jfe , 2l.2toi, Wlit:ther or /112
LAMP; EttO11211O11; 110WeIN or other ,glandi or mono, try
050 application,
TN. FROWONE fro. TWENTY: SONLITE:I,
no ,mattee. bow. violent or excruciating. the ,m the
Hit EVIIATIO; Bett-riddet4 `lnfirm; Crippled; • Nut ot , n,
Neuralgic, or prostrated With thaeasta may suffer
„ - - , RADWAY'S READY: REt.IE: 7
' . , Nam AFFO R D r 7.4 TANT EASE; • - . •
rs-VI.BI.trION OP"filE RIIINEY:I. .
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... • . NULAMMATIONI 01' THE 13LADU.22
iNFLd.If AVON .OF TR F, JMEL:3..
• _,- • -., • , CONOESTiOIs OF ,THT: LUNGS:
SO.RE. THROAT, DI l'FlOr L'l: ER EATIIING,
. •,. . , • - PALPITATION,' DV TIVE -111i:AP, i'.
lIKSTERICS, CROUP, DiPIITIfERLIL - '
it iC H A.ZIIII, .1.. - .•:FLI:EN:', .i . •
-- :KE - ite ' CRE, voottiA.'
'IS
NEURALGif 1 P.IIEUM A T.;s:,;.
caLD MILLS, -ACHY E. CiLiLL,%:,' - , 1
Elie pplicatlon of the Ready . 4.0.11ef to th e rat: or
' pasts here the pale or didiculty buts aid kt fl ord ear:
and co fort. . ' - -
Twe ty drop; In half a tumbler nf water trill In a fe...
122012 W) teems CHAMPS, h•PASMS, SOUR S l'O.:iiAl.2 ;.
HEARTBURN; i SICK REM/ACHE, DIARIGO:.-„
DYSENTERY, CoLIC.y. - IND IN 'i lIE Dia W El.":•,,
and ell INTERNAL PALS. , • -
• TraVelers should always carry a battle of lem . Avvc,' ,
Rrtldi Relief with Mein: A•few itiol ...in w„t„..i •.•1:
preven •siiikness or Paine from deco O) it. ,r4, 1 t.',. .1 t ),
beget than Frencit Brandy, r, Litton at a ft:lU,', .t.....
• _,
FEVER AND litvii',.''' •
-FEVER ANDAGUE' cured for tidy cenks. Ti....... I.
not a remedial agent In this world that wt.' tire ei...1
and Ague, and all'other , Ilaittribmt, bilious,' :3,1,10 , -:, 'f , t •
phOld, 4 elkror, unclothe" Feverx (aided by RA OW A)"'4
PILLS) so quick as RADWArii READY i.'r.....11_1•
Fifty cents per bottle. told by IMll,g,giats.,
*. HEALTH ,
I:BEAUTY 1
STRONG AND PURE :RICH BLOOD—INCRE,' , %
. OF FLE AND 'WEIGHT—CLEAR SKIN Al,. i...
BEAUTIF TL COMPLEXION SECURED TO A L.
OR. '. R All 3 WAY'S
SARSA_,PARILLIAN RESOLVENT .
HAS MADE THE- MOST ASTONI,SHING CURT , ; •,
SO QUICK SO RAPID ARE THEtli A NG;.. -.
' THE B' DDT UNDERGOES. UNDE.It .'1 li r_ 1...
,FLUENRE OF TM* 1 ILLTLY, IVONDLI.FL ..
-11EDICINE; - TilAl •',- , - - - ,
E Weight i s
In 'FIES"n
and is,Seen and Feit.
THE GREAT BLOOD,PURIVIEr...
every drop of the SARSAPARILLIAN REf-'01..:
ENT communicates through the Blood', Sweat, Ur,: ,
and other fluids and Juices of the system the vigor of 1. , ...,.
fpr It repairs the wastes of the body with ‘trew and no•I: t
material, _ Scrofula, Syphilis, - Consun.r;tlon, 1.1,,n,10i .;
disease, Veer!! In the Thmat, Month, Tumors, Nodos I i
tlal • Ginnda and other parts of the systtm, S.re Eye e.
Wanton" 'Discharged from the Eats, nod the wort
forms' of Skin diseases, Einvtions. Fever Sures, W....1a
Bead; Ring; orm, Salt ItheumEiysipelis, Acne, lilacl.
'Spots. Worms 'lr.• the Flesh, 'Juniors, Cancers in n,
.wom,anci all weakening mid painful ditcher es, Slim'.
Erman, LOSS of Sperm, and all %models of the life, ptinct•
pie, are within the curative range of this wonder et M 0....
ern, Chemistry, and a few•days' tine will prove to in, a
peraon using it for either of : those Twins of tiLicao2 its
potent power to curd them. .
If the patient daily becoming reduced by theiwastes
And decomposition that is continually orogrenting. 1.4:-
ceeas In arresting-thews trustee, and repairs the :same wu -I
new -material made from healthy blood—and this 1- .2
SARSAPARILLIAN will and does secure. -
Not only does the SAIIBAPAEILLIAN RYSOLVI7NT excel
all known remedial agents in the cure of Chronic, Send u
:lons, Constitutional, and Skin diseases; but it 13 ill` (.441,.
positive cure for ~ - . ' ,
liidneir & lilailder Compiaintm,
Urinary, and Womb diseases, Gravel. Diabetes, Drop v,
Stoppage of Water, Incontinence of Urine, Brigheit Di . -
ease, Albuminuria, and in all awes where there are brick
dust deposits, or-the water Is thick, cloudy, mixed who
substarmes like the white of an egg, or threads like whits
silk._ or there is* morbid, - dark, bilious appearance, and
white bone-dust sleposits, anti when there Ire.told:ins,
burning sensation when passing water,and pain in is
Small of the Back and along thel. 4 - olas, Price; en.co.
WORNIS:—The only known and sure Itemtliy
for 'Corms—Pin; Tape, etc.
..
Tumor of - 12 -- Tears' Growlll
Curedloy, : nadvrarsnesolverit.
• 13xxxxxv, Mass., Jul,. 18, RV.
Da. Atil2lliAT I—l love had Ovarian Tumor in the ovaries and
bowels. -All the Doctors said " there was no help for IL" I tried
every thing that was recommended; but nothing helped roe. I
saw your Resolvent, and thought I would try it ;. but had no faith
in it, became I hal suffered fur twelve years. I took fix bottles
of the Iteledoest, and - One bas Of RadwnY'l Dills, , F ,, 11 two In:-
Maker -your Reedy Relief ; and - dren...Xnot a sign of tumor to it,
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seen or Sit; and feel batter, smarter,and happier then I bays
for twelve yams. The wont tumor was In the left_side of the
bowels, over the grOtn. I write this to you for the Mutat. .1
others. Yon can publish it if you choose 1
- • 114INAll P. KNAPP.
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' DR. 'RADWAY'S
PERFECT - PURBATIIIE PILLS,
Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet Kum :
purge, regulate, purify, cleanse an I strengthen. Rad .
wars Pills, fbr the cure of all disorders or the Stomacil,
Liver, Bowels, Kidneya, Bladder, Nervous Diseases,
Readache, Constipation, Costiveness. Indigestion.
Dyspepsia, Itillousnws, Bilious Fever, Inflammation of
the Bowels, Files„andall Derangements of the Internal Vie.
cern. Warranted to effect a mitiVe cure. Purely Vegeta
blecontaining no mercury, mineral or deleterious druc•i,
1 Observe the following ern toms resulting from
Disorders of the Digestive Organs: i
Coartipation, lownid Piles, Fullness o the Mont In th. !fend.
. Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Duelist of Food,
• Fullness or Weight 112 the Stomech, Son; Eructation', .51nlire ,
Flattering at the Pit of the Sonata, Swimming of the .1-1,/xl.
Harried and DIIIIndt Wreathing, Flutterinet the/lean Choltiet
or Suffocating Sensations when' Ka Lyihg Posture, mows of
' 'Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight, Pere: and Dc' Pam In
the line, Deficiency of Perspiration; Y'rlimeness of' the Akin
and Eves, Pain In the Side, Chest, Drabs, and scam mbo, of
Heat, banatair in the Flesh.
NA few doof RADWAT'S PILLS will free the ten.
all
"tern from all he abore•nanied disorder.. Pri 25 cents
per box. SO D BY DRUGGISTS.
READ " ALSE AND 'TRUE." Send oie leitr•
stamp to RADWAY lc CO,. No. 87 Malden L. e, New-
York. Information worth thouw•ulds will be set. you.
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May /29, 1872-Iy.
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•i itAtistulatratoss.
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licad Quart e rs
TOll
Drugs and Medickies,
(Patent or otherwise)—Also for - _
PAHSTS. OILS, VARNISHES. GLASS, PUTTY.
LIME, AND ALL STYLES OF BRUSHES, &c.
Le - GO TO HEAD ,QUARTEES' FOR -7
Choice Ligitors,
acid TOI3ACCO. e Also Ihr
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Religious; Historical, Alodical, Legal. 13lank or ...ich3qt
N. D. A. full assortment, of the latter. , Also, ea (ix.
cellent assortment of ' •
ALBUMS, MIRRORS, FICTURE k:111:: 4 ,
STATIONERY, CORDS AND TASSELS,
4 or 1 4. C)
I ,
On 'Yeas, sugars, Coffee, Sprup, Molas'ses „Mee, !;lince
Soda, eto., we Will not be beaten in prict or quality:
We will sell choice Ter by the cheat, or sugar by t
barrel, at as low flgur s as the same can he bought
this side of New Yorl;
P. S. TRY 11/11 4 rrf7.LIN(.3 TEA. r i ,
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• LAMPS, CH A.INTDELIEPLS &c., &c,
I ,
of the neu - est styles, / ntl lamp chimneys that will
break.
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Fancy ant Toilet Articlvi,
PERFUMERY, TOILET SOAPS, POMMM'%
BRUSHES, tc., &c., LIKEWISE CUT
LERY AND JEWELRY, WHIPS
AND LASHES.
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We hold twenty d sirable village,lois for axle in t
central part of the town ; and wilkalso loan money
reasonable rates. t
N. 13. Dr. NV. W. Wepb has his office in our• sto
where he may be c4usulted fut advice or treatment.
Jay. 1, 1:372-tf. 'HASTINGS & COLES.
ILL SBO
12
& Blind Facto
Door, Sas
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ENI4MIN AbSTIN, is prepared tp furnish firs
-- ywork from the beet lumber, at his new pc
II is lI.Ct in flip. operation. ,
i' i •
i
tory chic
Sash, Doors,
ZWZ'Zeg D ' TKOZ:IIVgis,;
AND NiOIpf.DINGS,
constantly on hand, or manufactured to order.
rlaning. and Matching'
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do promptly, and in the haat manner. The be
work en employed, andiaone but tilts best Reason ,
Ibunged. ' Encourage home inclilat ,y.
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3 aotory negr the foot of thain Sl i m
71 1.rn
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Jan. 1: 187241. , BENJ. AINTIN.
IQ - "Ca 1 1 eee the "SING" of Sewing Me
on exibition at A. 11, Etietnnon'e and tear the eelenia
ett "Day Organ." Wellabaro, Sept, 17, 7241.
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