11
=_;
R . i'i,4* . loripß,s
00
iNE 011:47, 1807.
OM
rieric(Advertiiexiients.‘
eat—Wright , •
T. L. Woodraff
o Etehhuge--W. •Mathers.:
1 e Life AssutaitoeSeeiety—Ragli l'goarki;
•
Seed NV
Efgray
Bce•Hi •
Equita.
Agent.
Extent,.
der Ludin
r's'lslotlce 7 -PhKhe Littfingtou,
:ton, Berg.. : :
Donaldson, Proth'y. -
Orilinspee—B. B. Strang,Burgess.
.1 Teachers—Sd'liven Schael,Dtreetors
Of 'Trustees—S. B. Elliott Pris't.'
• 4roentiort4Br. Bdmuud Beale:
piers Drops—. Dr. Boy.'
itts 7 -Roy's Drug Store. • - •
hels'Of Oats for Sale—L.,,M, do P. Doud:
ate Sale—M. S. Baldwin::' • .
' braced Spray,pio ducei,f-A. B. Eastman.
Natio
oroug
To Sch..
Electio
Beale's'
Roy's C
Onion S I ,
20001 In
Real R- 1
The Celj,
New•Yo
' cea for - Pro
Flour—Sl!
1 .
plea-11c — _
Markets.— l llie following wholeakle P*
tice.rrrled Srldv,l2tb bat:. •it
I ,so6ll9—Wheat(apring)¢2,6o,
, 0--Oats.43ocm4kArley4l,2"2 *OWVor Seed
tras4hy bnsli,-s4,—.Eggs-Sic—Drfe4 Ap•
, I:ctter4Ao2(k--- Cheese -1,743.18c-;-Mebe Pork
1 /240020-I,ard-13c-17ops-30c..
ook out, for W. "R: Smiths Sons
;eidtr.ixt week., • - - „
Veam
advertise
BLE.-4 7 :Ther , Sociable will
1 0 Parson!lge,Taeoday twoumg,' .Apr. 18.
_ .
SOO
Meet At
obligated to ions: .'CcNiles
ate, and John S;liain; Of the - House r
'* Reports ottrui Auditor General..
Wee ,
of the Se
fO(Antitla
RTIZER / S GAZETTE."—This Is
quarto publisbed by Messrs. George?.
Co., Ante,Of ,toston, but now - of Now
• Meaars. tovvoll & Co., are adveitia
, and havc) , eatAblithe , d aolid' repaid:-
norablo , doaling: Sunnis to thorn,.
"ADV
a month' •
Rowell ,k
York City
• I
tog agent.,
Lion for
Aux, 8,.c.--Remember the, Tab=
r,tati)mont. at the Court, Rouso this
y) evening, for the benefit of the 'Pros
.unclay School. Fill the
_Court Room
• lug.; The programmo is rare and ra
a object such
_as to commend itself to
1 ., woman and . child.': •
' •
TABL
lea= ent
(Wearies. ,
byterirtn
to overlie ,
or, end t .
every Mal
COI 4 4RE4TIONACOIIyRCII.--Nr. 11. (.1:
of the Braiding Comreitege informs us ,
l ame of the Welsh Settlement Church,
I
Vas: raised on the 11th is
d when ,thaished; be thui sixth
ildibg' Charleston township. Mr''
on . behalf of the Society , desires' 1,0
.e of our - citizens - who havi3 exprobsed
athy iu aid of the -enterprise, as-well as
htttra,slgrilited their siillingnvas to
:alled:Up.-
Wscsif
Edwards,
that tho f
CharkW , .
30x44-, a,
church I]
Edwards.
thank tho
their syna
thogo wh .1
fist whenl
rd - .int - ort4ed :Witt tho—United
rt ni claiinshas.deaided that afi officers
in !ha' , Eirviio from liiay Ist, • 1864 . , to
• - • • •-. • • , .
1f1135,. ere ' allowed 'five dollars per
ring .that • time for additional pay , of
We are also reiviested to state that Rio.'
I, Esq., of. this 'plebe is prepared' to cot-
Claims, he having just received -the
blanks and instructions - front the,de-
See Mitchell's advertisement in an:
ran: j"
Stilton' co
who 'more l '
• March :
month
nerntrnt.
I. Iditebo
lent thos.
necessary
,partment.
other col
IiNAL.--- - -Hon: S. F.Wilson
ed from Washington Undmay 63 found
I'ee. • Ile is looking troll.
PERS
ha retnr
nt his O
1:?
,F. A. ot, Esq., bee again , taken, charexs of
,the publ ion of the - Atchison, Kansas, Free
,
Press, do l and weekly. •
. .
_ ..-
• Hon. T• Humphrey Was -our thanks for a
file of th l , ccord t ,and various documents.
i. ugh Young, and A. Foley, are soon.
b to,tbe busine'ss stand lately occupied
own, north sidd of Main Street. - •.:.
;‘,.
urn;, Esq. Dep. pee, of tlio Conkm‘bn
. ..vau.n, 4 a our thnke for docilments.
Mess
to remov I
1
by I. C. 1
I. B.
wealth,
Prnf,
lan. Allen raqueitts -us to say. that the
j Mester .Teen Robinson was omitted from
name o
i
tbo ron
bighest
. f'Prize Students. : . 11e took the prizo for
tiridirigamong ;funior 130y5.. , ):• '
l eadom y rotors upon tho•Closirig term of
year this day, the Faculty unchanged._
Tho •
A.cadern •
...—What becomes of the pins?
(3 a. mooted question. No believe the
as never Eattsniotorilz "neawcorad y hut if
CrosB
—need t.
question
n9thiag else to-do he might pidk up
man h
' - 'ittper nro of pins every day, in the Streets-of
any villag of 1000 people. There is much tag
ore
c ,
s' 'nee than Fear in this world..
. —Vilein thinks of the immense quantities of -
white prme used by newspaper and book pub
lishers?' - eke thii Tribune, publishing 500,000.
copies- ifal editionS, each copy. containing 172$
square it t es .-- in . the aggregate,' 804,000,090.
&Leaf& in h s, or 140 acres ! in, other words, yOu
can aarpe sidewalk foui feet wide and about 40
t
Inds long lift Oho Tribune printed in one Week.
'
to is stnallerfry, you know; yet asin
the 6tiint tor will nicely carpet itlioUt•
o I an Inere, or a side walk. ono mile
t i•
, t!ii . inoney ?", We answer, a cOmufod
,, from other commoilities only as re:-
.rtable nature. - its - value- is '
ti o legitimate and illegitimate business
h country. , Usury laws have been
to benefit the: borrower. •It is dOnbt
c, ractically.' 'A
law to rtgulato ihe
mmodity can never he enToreed.-
1 litays• bring a . price ciommensutate
c and, modified somewhikby sßecule.-
I ti ns. Yon cannot sitccfissfullY - fix the
I I
heat by statute. No rpoioi can you pre(
e 'by,statute.. ) . When money is _Worth
six per cant, men will not lend'at
Six per. cent. is the legal rate, 'without
tartlet, iu this State... But
.no man' ex.
Orem , at that rate now, and many offer
Per cent., alleging that they can save
i t it, in the listig run. The law' fixing the
nterest—is never_ observed ( 4l4y__money
gip editio
uhe.third
ity diffeij
:Teets its
mittul by
ueeds of
tupposed
less untr
price of
Wheat wi
iTith the
tiro oper.l
rims of . I
sent mut - ,
more the.,
,per cent.
special c
poets to
to pay 10
money b
rate of
lenders.
at mado l my lamp go out 'v 1. istiddenlY
'top of tho chimney broke Your
tout so suddenly for thielittle reason :
chimney intact your lainp had . a strong
1--
the heated air' rising so rapidly, that no:
Glad eater the top 'of' tho ciiimney.—
kop fell Off .the - dra.ught ceased find the
01/ down upon the flame with such - Tio
t) extiniguish it; That's aft..: ' '
it; 4th page of this piper wit!. bo found
titled '-Contented John." , It-is ns old
4 4; butioritains a lesson which grumblers
by. Following it is a- chapter' on
1)y other
ell as his voice. The _walk is As good
lit character as tho.voice. Take, fur in
-oan or bgy wh'O'itiimnds all his energy
a noise with his feet_ '' He steps as if
riing thrciughth!t, floor; and some peo-
O That this is a sign of go-ahead.. Rot
hie times out of ten. each a -walker is
and uncultivated, and , will ho apt to
eat deal 61' noise without doing much
c world: -It is only the men rif'culfure
'rote a robin; end shut a door,
es every men to cultivate his head rath
s; .• . v.
vihen th
lamp wet
:With the
draught
cold air
. When th,
cold nit
lencu a 9
—On t
C. poem e'
ny the hit
may (pro
signs as
an index
stance, a
in tnakin
he were I
i ple imag
at all.
anly.rud.
make_ a g
good in t
' who can
It behoi,
Cr than
Tina Pioneers
CIIARUSTO*, AvnlL 4, Uti , r.
IT014: Ajnore extended notice of the
fe of Mrs. Fanneulver,lotely . deecased;
•t prove unintifitesting to , a pnrtiou of
ers. . _
Mn. E
Tioneer 1
• taiglit n
your' rea
Mrs. s l
was al
nu •un I
tud at
ley f tl 1
e to
and
. wands,
through
sh i e lead
hanseho
(t
h 4 arm
,'they
"eat situ.
an ma
as the
They re ,
Packed
: tlens o
• Willis,,
hirer:
Eit; Ru
ingtoti . ll
of Che,
This
rr!ttkin,„.
lab( er was bora near New 114 x( n„,Conn ,
leo her iwtsband, Tiinotny ulcer. 'f hey
.own to each other la hie, and
ill'4llllMent directions; he to the %til
e p‘laware, unil she to erinc(nt. Thvy
ther subsequently in Chewing() Co., N.
oin time-el - C.4mo down the river
wcanoe: From. Towanda they (.4111e
the woods to the Ti 004.1. Riser on foot,
ng ono horse nil whieli was. perched their
d goods, and he carry Tng t elr only
len a boy of some three years f
ago) in
truck thlWillinansdn road near the pre
.f Moss rg, followed it down to Tioga,
t their tirtt beginning on what is known
homes _Berry 'arm below Tioga village.
tuned there about"four years, and then
up and removed to Charleston, then a
1dern0.4,4, ait`i ioadr t nuns; than e tio
son road running up bud down the Toga
They eawe up aid road id the 'inqath of
, about a mile below vibat Cs now Cov-
They followed it up ty the present "site
Flatts and there pitched their tent.—
s thine by peeling a hemlock tree and
a roof of the 'bark' a Their household
ZEES
~t
- ,
goods consisted of sundry artioles of turf:attire
brought on two horses, two children, a rifle par
ried,hy., the mother while she led one horse, and
the father lad thi - Otliii andlidfirrEetEcirlei• etiiht-zf
The oldest boy, now;big enough to - walk, did not
have'tti be - carried-on - this gurriiiY. 4 -Thia• *tif In
May, 1804. ..ploy, retnened at. chorry ,Flatta un , :-
til 3:rily, when they 'el - Mgrated to' lieir'plantation
near Culver:o *rah,. which,:tbeY, iind.,Ateir 'de
scondants havelteld to this day.' They arrived
on a rainy day at their new home. No shelter
ivas at-harid save branching -tree tops. tinder
orie of these the mother. and children cowered,
'While the father peeled bark for a, house roof,
, which soon sheltered goods and family, by being
Placed one end •on the ground andthe other
against the tree:: A tire was struck, a . chip
ehopped out ofin. maple; made smooth,,dn one .
side, with, the axe,),eorneAtidia:ik.rtteal, ttitz• F d itp ;
in Val& and baked on it for dinnr. This was
the first Johnny-cake ever 'baked in
.Charleston
.township, and those ho ate it said it tasted good
:for they were {hungry.`.Their early pioneer life
was full of inc dent, as is that of nearly all set
tlers in new countries. In fact, every man, Übe
founds a home in the wilderness is a hero whose
deeds aro worth• recording. And this class .of
.heroes' wives, have done , more,m) s. sustain Gov
ernment than armed men. i All honor to Fanny
Culver (once Fanny Beebe) . and every 'other
American mother who, in early life, endured so
much that coming generations might be blessed.
May their brave deeds bo recorded in letter's of
gold, and Ithose who come after: them never cease
to venerate them.' - . ''' - E. w,
"WOMEN OF THE S. &Mil
ton d Co., Hartford, 'cont.; priblish a thick oc
tavo volume of 000. pages, 'bearing the above, ll
tlo. Tt is nicely gotten up, and contains filo
steel engraved poi-traits 36 'Heroines of - geld
and hospital, • •
We aro glad to see this book. As is well said
in the preface, "the histories of war are the roe
'ot-ds of the achievements of mon; for ,the . most
part ' Yet hi'all ' war's; Wtithen' an
important -part.- :In..the 'war !for-,rdttional -life.
Woman played a more prominent part than over
before. 'Sim wasq:lverywlierii, in the field, in the
hospilabk at home putting up lint, oushion . e• for
wounded Cots and arms, jolly, pickle 9,
Jtc., ttc. Tho thirty-sik bcroinos whose - services
are:gratefully tieknowledg'od!jiii:';:thir Book ,l ofpr4
us.oonatitnto but a small portion of I the entire
army of women of. tbe'War . .;,:litit we'f thiliackr.
- Praia; Moore,,,the author, foronraencing• thO
laudable work: ''Other .
doubt,
and so, in the emirs° .of the century, thousands,
.of heroines, now barely IsWown in limited circles,
will have honorablo mention on tho page of his-
Mennwhifo'i.e . ry retail's! . "iilikutir add this
new mill interesting book..ko its home books, and
we cordially commend the agent, Ali. W. B. 11.11i1-
,augh, who, has the agency for this county with
the; exception oiLiborty towriship, to the
.genzer
eus.eonsideretion,of the Tj.eiga
10V,A. -xeky is thi.:akoni:f4lihert,Y*,tif
,ship and Wciliefipertk : fOr him a'generlus piition;
age. -
A . RARE. 1300 - K„—Gen. L. C. Baker,
Chief of the Bureau of National Detective Po
llee, is about to publish a volume entitled—" His
"dory of the Scent' Servile," biting 'an :nt.c'urate
account orthe operation's of die Sureau of which
ho was lately Chief. His office vim... tot one
,to
render him piqiular-with evii-,docri 7 - Rkr64;:s too
Amlricanover so efficiently 11114 d the efficopf
Detective as Cron. Baker.. re w as a tetTor to
,robel.4od.rohei symptititizefa duritig
war t :his boels:will.be tticist;inteneelp interesting,
.and'oannot.faii to maim a , great eettilitien.,. It is
to bp , iilueirated,witheeleVen 844 plate„partraitii,
dtid a large number of wood cute in the highest
'style of art. It will contain 725 pages largo oc
,avo,, printed on heady p?per supcyb styp). 7 - :
tire predicVfor •sitto:'
laugh, of fia sv n'ee
~ag4t; 'ter 7 '44-"a'
Mr. Midaugh.is.•.iikowiso agent.• for ‘'°Wedic:.
wood's • Government and fakirs of =the: United:
Stateer,a complete repertory of"pr n LI 0 .1 Ittiovilt.
edge coacorning the,organization of the Govern
ment, of legislative bodies, and of the pried&
of law in-all cOris: ithe'auther.is- - ti''Prcifeisee
in the University of the . City of New York, a
brilliant lawyer, and a man of superior training
'He has given to the , country i: in this ovork,lllo.
most . eonOso• and epuipretiMisivO of.theyein
ciplo and firlietice or law 'over Majn t...ype ( Via
such a book as every -farmer, arti;Niii; or busiiiese
man cannot•afrord to be without, and ono which
is destined to Tench a wide eicculntion. it might
-1)0 coiled "llow to eobusiness_underetandinubt,"
very propel:lY ifor there is hothifigleft Out which
, whic
cari be' of practical value,
,6tid' nothing put, in
which can be called surpltiskie,_ n'austAna ite
way into into every lawyer's library because of
its comprehensiveness. With this book to refer to.
no man need to be accidentally involved in litiga
,tion; for he will;de busiMetis'- gent
plete in feriae, rigid its larignageis - Plain had tin,
mistakable..
_ , •4, •
XAcitazza 't'r'ade..
AT. ' WORK lIEHIWITTING. TILE : tAFFLIGT,RD.--=Dr.
Smith, ,of. Mansfield, Tuesday, nperatedl.for §tsa
blsmus, or cruss.eyo, uiton . a on of Jesse Ramsey,
witb.perredt success. le nisi? ,rcaloved a tumor
from a lady's bead In 'a very 'fikillful, manner, as
was.odmitted by Dr. 9..V. 1 Ell:i9tt,who was pros:,
cht•,'
STRINGS for Violin? ' Violincollos c ibitar?, tan-,
fos t &0., con ko 110 at„L. Ir...Tovrap's Music Storo,
Scranton. pet has'ou bankso3no of tho oolobra
ttkd Paganinni _Violin Strings, alai is ,supplying
'groitt,many ordors by mail.. , -
W. R. SMITHS' SONS Price Met' for,;now,
Fresh Spring Goods.
GOOD PRINTS, ' Is.
:.BEST do. 18. 6d.
NEW SPRING HELAINE'S, 2s.
SHEETINGS; • ;120. to 220: :"•
20 pieces new CARPETS fronx,3l: - .up, J r,
Ronntiful BROSSELLS, - • - • I,Vcc
OIL CLOTHS, — - ' • 1"; •
Good SUGAR', 1.0 c... best. WHITE, 15c.
A NO. 1 Green and, 131nok TEA, • Ss. '
, A -now stock Spring Clotting aea groat rodue
iod. Go tali.% R. Smiths' Sons, Addison, N. Y.,
i rbero you can find goods the per and• morn of
them than at any other sto in Western New
Yeitti' •- ' , " ' ,'-• : .-i'rapil3r=3t."
FOR SAES --Twenty-ono acres of ittioulti'vatell
Land about ono nano West- of ,}l'o _ Fo)/
particulars apply at thitroffico. • aprlP.. •••
• , ,
LOOK AT TlllB.-LP. R. Wit/id/TN S 7, Co., have the
largest stock of Paints and Oils ever brought
into Titga County, and sell them tho cheapest.
Call and sbcf. , , - —,• :- ~• . ',apri.O.
C. D. But. ofTorning has just resolved a largo
variety. of Childrens Carriages,iCabs, Perambula
tura ko., which are %yertlly thotattontion ot' those
10.,wankof this ltind:of Goods. Also ,Fresh rer
eign
'ether grinds Of oboido'grftrltrhis 2vvr''
$,: I-
The greatest Disbovery of tho Age,—Einholns
Hair Restorer, warranted to restoro grey Hair to
its nrigirintoolpy Nveryzsiirt,:iinitn - Lcforsale
at P. It. 11 7 11'Tiaras" Store;
Pa. aprlo.
GOOD NEWS--GOOD ihillOATI4B.-Mr. C. S. Ma
ther la now: in New Torii ; forwarding daily by
dx - press • large • invoices • of , beautifulf.neno.goode,
Batted to the season and-market. . 4 Prices are..a
little down. Come while the new goOds are dom
ing, and we will give you bargains that will make
Spring all the more j,tni:
- 4.C0.
Le.wrdneeville April 100.8137-2if.' •.
' P. R. Williams 4: - Co., aro agents for Emhoff's
Hair Restorer, the gcentest Hair Restorer oC the
qige. - •
etxxzeria.—Yimnk 'h a s just recelvod
his tijitin~ Storiy of Whit' nna Vinao4:pirp'orr,
vixt ur e t ; T;tseell'a'&'v, ' Fjft,y,!wo
tenCiCtice ,-;Cap early. _ • ; ••
'March 28-Ir. vouNi.s 1 . 1005 ST01;07. '.
AfARRIA_CULS. - Ar7'
_
, 1 .%fil:.1)oro o tl:o ~ by A.S.Brows
tvr, I.tfq., Mr. ALT.XANTii:n r ,
TRAY'''. us, nl.l of
•
• • •• •-•
In Vinton, lowa April 3;1867, Mrs. MAtir•B;,
mitt: of Lonris' L. &lin, Ivied 31 years.
In eikilyleston,, Feb..7,18t1,7,,Mr5, MAnrith., G.,
REEs, ageq - 5I years, and 5 months, ,
No earthly power eoufd hold thee here : : •
~ Though - to our hearts thou wort so dour.
10 East Clirloston, TO. la, '1807; I.lA.iivr,i•
soriof David - and dlary - IVi!Cot, the 12th
,
yl* of Ilk 4go. .
Ila faded from our' fund: embrace nor atoet fq
' " .lihow our grief; -
A hewer fair to blossein long amid iho.ito'rale
of otatb;,,- .
Transplented to those bowcre that Ho Ileyond_tho
• skies,
Ho blooms in beauty there a ohild of Paradise.
• ,
• DEATHS.
~:„, • - ,
• -
, , _ I 1 , .7",!-•
•••••••••••••••••••••••••..W...,•••=1
1. VR‘ lc . 14
coirmatto.4..4„
^.7* , ••••^Cl.
zr.E.r,mßa4dY,.xL4l - .io
tRAVT'" h#CrlTtt-
,I 8 lit certain cure for ' diseases or, the BLADDER,
KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, DROPS'ir t FEMALE COM—
PLAINTS, 'GENERAL DEBILITY, and all' diseases of
• the URINARY ORGANS, - Whither existing in MALE
OR FEMALE, from whatever cause originating and , no
matter of ROW LONG STANDING. : ..: •
I(
Diseases of dies° organs regain) tho so of a dia.
retie. '. • • - , --; .c 1 ) 1 1 , i 7 i ;^ ;- -
It ticiti.eAtioeni is ittbitiftliti.to, Can titapticin oirit-
Sanity Mateyo/ult. Our Flesh and Itiodd7xtro aqiiortel
from the/ sources, and the ' • ' •
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS •
dad.Aluat, Posterity, depends :upoix,.proupt, use 0[.4
romUdy,- ; _ _•_. _ „
HEL ' APOLIYA:' - gXT4ACT.IW , (4IIf,
stabliabed upwards of 18 years, prepared by
' . '4 ; .:4 1 7:2 11 EXa113.014:4
i 594 Broidway, New York, and
leb2l-Iy. 1.04 EiiithilOth - dti - Philadelphia; Pa.!
Are Yon Afflicted with aConcli or a Cold?
ARE YOU PREDEMISED ift" CONSUMPTION I -
Arc the Lives itf Four Chi7ctren in Jeopaid,iirom Sud
den and Repeated Attacks f Crou.p 1 If
so, .Parchase a Box of •
- - I= --- f4P4 - 4PP§: :_EU.-PiiqN.: l 4.L . - 1'"- - C) -'-;1"
. Ili V" P .. R j.,9 Aril . co . 4 .. , II
The Peopiett'ifost Siale ihill , E,6tedtucid la:icily for
,' Conut!, Colds, Ciptgp,. $
,CotetrAs Asthma, J3rora
. chide Dilither 4 l4 cind•alt Polinefairb Memo.
iItHE LUBRICATOR if A - medicinal preparation in
- the form of a Lozenge; Nagai, Of all modes, is the
most pleasant and convenient, They contain no dele
terious lagredient, and are warranted to bo always
bale, oven for the weakest and most sensitive stomach.
in ()Nip Viey:Avb.o4o...lgrt gorigijs-find
Colds they are invaluable. • Por Catarrh, Asthma and
Bronchitis they,, hap?' -no-onual in the market, (vido
'C'e rt I flcates'acconrpany d- eaclubok.)"/Diptherta, that
dreaded and desolating discos?, shay control wonder
fully and almost IreiWititedY-i /
No Public Speaker, Singer or Teacher, should bo
'without them, ae they remove hoarseness and strength
en and clear the voice.', -
• ALir Always use thorn lb time,And if the symptoms
are slyer?, use very freely. - -
." J4,ll.l3lADg§ '& CO:, Prop'ric
" • • I.
•P. C. WELLS & CO., 115 and 117 Franklin-St., Agents
for Now York City..
.Qp- SOB SALE BY ALL DRUGGifSTB.
r
lIELMBOLD'S TIMID EXTRACT nuprig Is ideasant
In taste and odor; free fierd all InJulians proportion,
and immediato in its --feb27.4y.
lIELMBEWP'SfR,X.TRA.CISIII7OIIII.,,gtvits:.tierh .
vigor OM fritilerittitEblooth to the 06 - 1
bility is accompanied by many alarming symptoms,
and if no treaement Is submitted to, consumption, in
sanity, or epileptic tits Mime.. feb2l.ly. ,
•
•A Cough; A Cold, or
n_OVV 40
, ck m- t Sur° Athrout,e,
RONGH IA R EQUIRES IMMEDIATE ATTENTI?N, AND'
\\V BM:TM 114.- CHECKED, IF
r,
s irritation.. , of the bangs,
• POUG"S Permanent Throat Dis-
T iost, coo2l4,ttlityr- 1 7
N
0 C 2% , tton often the 4
OLP• ' RESULT.
: . - no Tel • -azr , mt ,
is_sr • .
• -
BRONCHIAL TROCHES
Sarong a direct inikterte‘c to the parts,
VleAfry refief• A •- 4
; • •
FOR BRONCHITIS, '
ASTHMA, flitAnnil, CONSIIMr-
TIVM AND, .T 11110,1 AP
•
Tr oehes are used-with always good success.
Singerip and rublic Spoakors
win ftnd I . lpb - Ort.es titian} :Clearing the _voice Whon
taken' before 'Singing Or 'Spcitteingr and relieving 'the
throat after an unusual exertion of tho vocal organs.
The TROCHES are recommended and prescribed by Phy
sicians, andrhavezbad . testimonials from ernineo4 men
tbroughbut thb Coon Ws. -Being an article of .troeorner
it, and having Paorm) dludknklleacr„by .a test of many
years, each year findtkliont itt now localities in various
parts of the world, and the TELOCUE9 are universally
pronounced better than other articlon.
t ODTAIN only " linown's linonottat. TROCHES, { ' and do
not take any of the WORTULESB Lankness that may be
offered. SOLD ETENT-WHEACe!
. 3 ' 707 12. 3 ., • ' .96-6171 . I
. FOR NOR-RryggNTION orItiCONTINEDICD.of 1.14a0,
irritation; Adi*l ntat ,) o o;ier;_hlegration tizteoljadder,
or kidneys, diseases f the prostrate glands, stone in
the bladder, caleulus, , gravel or brcik dust deposits, ana
all Alifeaties ofrthe bladder, kidneys and dropsical sirel.:
UssAist.mmotu'st FLori?.Expteor.ltuaitu; : ,feb27..
ENFEEBLED AND ; DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS,'
of both isCXeS, 1140 ii£l.3lllo6'B EXTRAT BROW. it WSil
mive
,hrtmic add onergotic foolloga, undlnablo you to
dloep wall. .51 • ITtt'
EMEBIAL INSTPITITE FOE. SPECIAL CASES,
J[lk, N 0.1.4 Bond Street; Now York.
4f.ll`l o qll informaticul, with-tho highcat, tea timonialp
also a Bdoti 'An 'Spatial Diseases, in if sealed ilTlVeldlie t
sant free. JOGII-Ba sure and oeutfor.t4m, and you will
not regret it; form, tuivertioing Va s kitamtuenitnl i tir r i
trustedi , Enclosa a staroplOr postage, and direct to pg. -
L'AWILENCANO. 14 BOND STICHEV:NEW'YOItit: '
-
TAKE UNPLEASANT AND , UNSAFE
REMEDIES for unpleasant and.: dangerona diseases.
Use lleirnbold's Extract Duehu`• - and Impfayed..Boso
Wash. • - feb2l—ty.
. •
Tiii:GLOBV" OF MAN STRENOTEL=Tlie s ittote
- the nerilue :;•end. slebilttnt9d. .shonlci Juan etli stay' nee
LIRLDIDOLD'S EXTRACT Bueny. Toh-My.".
MA.24lll)olVANDlrouifiruh VlGOR'art. re - fiat ed bV
Heipirsp,.rfitis.cr Ittrentr. .
-
; .ITCH,! ITCH]
SCRATCH! ' SCRATCH IsSelikidHl
VirkEATON'
• •
'cilia the' i tch its 401kOurg. '
•
Also 'elites Pita' Itlf EOM, 131.0ER£3, CITILIMAIX S;
EIttIVIIONFOr THE SKIN: • Price 60"conte - i
Tor sale by' drugglits.' , Ally. 'lending ,130 conk to
WEEKS krOTTEN Soht , 4400,179 Watibingon St.
13osto.n,ltwIll be foxtraTdetbby pail, free of 'postage,
to any part of the United Ktatee.
•
Juno 6,1866. sp. notice
• SHATTIiREEi ~ CO2vSIT 1tT1014.3 •;11:EStOTLE q
)14/thnickitos.laikel. BUR% • '<, > fob27-Iy,
•
• •
; kEBLidEOLD'iP F.NaItACT, iltragr. and IHRiltriril)i
llottngfrgni , curce aecrqt and delicate dlearticra,ln all
their ,etagpe,nl expeneo;l or' rig
diet, bt Inconthiniatice and no o e. p plea tit
in - tageltrid 'oder, immediate- • -ite—ticttomikna"tree
from alytt)arloriecproy",ott!ei.
llaP/NO'BONSPA'ATIN, WINPXIALLS,CIALLVd, &ci -
Jik,ontaliorttia,a . artice s tlr:atitt
.. PERNADFF4II,,r CUI3ED. by ,
t.119,1a40
' "
Ttiisiil
Roo kiiidtqrie °Cid 'apcian 'Ogre: • • •
lb oNj i ga estatilinheat 25'.yearittrigii` and has
nov-er beef - nowt) to fail; Bllielt a tittiigle rar
sale b 7 ',)1:0:1111113XLIrk:0.0i,
D. 8 ; 7 11tyr,lites & co.,,Agerits i pietyv . x 9 rk- 0if17•60,6.!n,
p,F,K)!4poLap.,s EXTRACT WOCTRI
!"! , 12, TOE, GREAT DIURRTCrr
• 1 - IcLußoLD'a CoNCEVRATER EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
/I
; Both are prepared . , according AO 'rules Pharmacy
and .chemistry,a,nd aro,,the mosit..ptly9.that can Lc
mixda. • ". " . • • '
. .
• , t y . ,, i .E;?Js
''EXIIIIROCAT ON: :;
..„ :•,
For all ..Disegeot.)lileicielit,;l9 ttle j .atid
• • the Wuntan-Flesh, regoiritkgthe Nee:of •
an Extei,pah4pptiOttiag., 4
firtHlEMnear-Vompoundoprepared-bravractienl-.obear.
I,„barinivinw) the.tnedlcaLvir ,
tlEctof.asklE ingredient thati2b.t.etainto
Is warrantEa to bite:evia an s ylltift.of tho' kind over yet
Offore - d:ta, the tablle ailiin,pkternal.appllcatlon for the
diseaitikfor ta.4et:iommoilded. • We,ara satisfied
thatit trill Work Itieovffi. road Intolbe confideneb"Of all
who use liitinA,thOleo "who ,try, itionce will never be
ivlthopt• it.nli4thet6f4ro w 0 xVIY• on experience no the
Oesttest orits:tiofulnmEs...lt o le prpnon ne.54-by ;
ors, anti:lt - o'7llo haVe ricd i 2, to ,be the 00E4 ;ft'ppllca
tigp aver 'used. ;Thlii,LFEhrocatlo - n has been put up for
oV,er ergb;t - lears i - and 4 . 1 s only ,thfough the Increasing
demand and argent, rEEitest or. ray friends - end,the
Public that send fOrtli, - EiS thEi'grand retteillal4ent
for the various dlseattes to whiOli that noble 'and useful
animal, the lnirtuViS subject.
Many rebsOles Pave been offered to .-the gritrlio Tyler
diffetentlbrinliommeof the'so ate injurAone, others at
best of little use. andlatt i ny -wholly 'lmproper to-in;
ewer the jiurpose'for which they are recom#iended.
• A judicious and really useful comfooltion, free Irim
thooortottle9tionot-tout4hozo‘oro,,./oug-Aboartl-oloolrodrby,
many gentlenterovdm.haro t ralnable horsee,!and aro tin
willing to trier them to the care or dOsignit tg. i(nd pre
tended Farriers. Their - wishea aro t!tt, length frilly Knot-
Med. by (Dr. Beale) being preyalled upon thkallow.this
Embrocatjim (w)iclo:bas proved:. so efficacious -WI ther..
T 4110114 diseases ) to bo prepared and bro w ht out to the
publi°
This Einbrotation Was'eßtonsively 'Wed by the Gov
ernment, d aria g,this war..,Addroo4 Ordara to , • •
I • • DM 4'lla010141) 'DEng ••• - •
";. • Simitli..SecOnd Etfeet4 Philadelphlal
l'or tittle bypt9c9eeperel generally,„ littykrer-Ora.
Or> • Foraillirat'Rel".§ - Drag.ttorc4. '
ROY'S ,c HEILER A: :I)ROPS.
-
p,uREs • co:uc, , - ,
CURES DYSSIPPlir';''
- 77CURZg;CHOLE,RA IifORBUS, - ;
CUJhES; CHRONIC, DIARR!IE ,j
C7pitF:B,4lll Bowel CoMplaints, - but: does not
• cure 'anything
s else.f. - .U t is inOdioibo :is to
eutelalt: • it ibas the , confidettliff of every' body,
for it is-never known to fail': .it should. be kept
on hand .by•every :family.' Sold' by dealdrs: in
medicine at fifty' cords .por :,bottlo: For sale.
Wellsborongh at
,Roy's Ping Store. " • -
••••
OtLEBRATED:SPRAY,-
- frts_ , 4. 11 I'II.ODUOVIt' for 'extracting
teeth without pair!; is still in use ac
‘.Esstinan's . ..Pouter Ileums, where
scorecor;tedib'arer. being exradted, emire
satlefietion. l al'7o wonrd cheerfully recommend it
to all, as it is the safost antesthetikevor used.' .'-
Wellsboro, April 17, 1867. '
B IVz•
P Ifk GOODS
t•,
1, •
IN CO AN
„:
11121
AT' T I IRSQP,I4VIS - SWORE I
MI
' r .
W*4 RECEIVING A
FRgsir'llocKr - OF -.GOODS
Addlited to the "
SP RIN,O--':',:TRA:I),E,
,_r. , .:{
OM
and; are prepared `to, '61,4p1y: the - 'wants of' tite
le In •
NORTHERN, PENNSYLVANIA
i' ~Z'~'s
IMIIMS
D Y 0 01101 S •
I 1 J
On LONG EXPERIENCE
IMI
bas taught-us that
o 6,r) g
giyq tlto • intet tiod '
efaotion and those ant 3 uPtomei
to, ptittonne us k n o w WO;
• w; . „
KEEP
,411 r. GOODS . . 1
, • :
that 'Ai:e to ",fatitid t ose
:'; *ho_ o'9 iiiit s si*;,p,titOpesitA,tlip
nit° liiniuot are.
= ;.71
'. •
:We keep as 11611614
.. •
LAIC F ,
-01! 1 ;i0-11., 0.1.:43-PP
,„i594,17 tho y!kr4 or,
t
iIADE UP 7 'OD,DrI": END WAR- ;
TO FIT.
WILL BE KEPT PIAli,
Gooasioct .
4bxu.,
Warraiitedati action,
A N I)
.. '~~.,.t ~,
. ,
Sol.. as "Low aiiSijith6x,:;" stab
lishment. Mind - thit.;- .; •
We invite l
an examination, .ot' our Stock and .
Prices, pledging ourselves to ,
SHOW 000DS - FREELY AND TAKE NO
OFFENCE
,rt!on .no sale is. made.,.
WITH & WAITE.
Corning, Y.,Air. 10, 1867.
NEW-FITUbt tb-INEW-cioaDM.
$lO,OOO WOO4O
OP. PURE.ENGLISH•.AIiUGS
AND PATENT MEDICINES,
ME
PAINTS,''OILS, GLASS, 'PUTTY, DYE
-STUFFS &C &O
„ .‘ .
• -olvrayoop, hark l anil for sale 7rory cheap at
p,. , RE , WILLIAMS & • CO7S
NM
STORE.
BE
; ;,: -1 ' '.. .. - .- - ' 1 .. - • .': - - .
' We have on hand and" shall.!alwayi-ke ,' a
large'and Well •Beleoted etookC:,ot'everything in
. • l'''
-.,Opt lino of goods; 'also ' '
FANCY - .GOODS, XANKEE NOTIONS
Y e il4l4 - ',; ).S.OIDS, Tomp,T.
AND SHAVING SOAPS,
Toyrg.;.1141:01,1 , CLOTH:
04 1,1 1SitE. P;,IVPILET SNIPES'
A li'-KINDS, pERPIIMERY,s. F •
• 0010 NA-cow ,
pREA*;'
HAIR DYE.' HAIR'" RESTORATIVES,
AND HAIR WASHES; , ALSO .
•FLAVORING EXTRACTS
•• • ALL KINDS,.
and of tho'best quality. No have also a large
stook of pura
WINES ; BRANDIES, GINS,
AND RUM, u
•-. _ .
for Atedieril use, 'thick wo warrant puro. We
also call attentign to our -large stook .of
Paints and Oils,
which was bought before the rise, and which wil
be sold cheaßer than can be iJoughtin this county
We (10 not hesitate to laY that •we have the
largest and best stock of
_goods lib our hue over
ke p t'the - county, And we *lll - sell 20 per 'pent
cheaper thin 'ean'be bought 'any other estab.
lialiment in aloka Co. caw aM examine our
stook and prices before you buy.
WlLiaAms.;} P4' R WILLIAMS 4 Cris. 4,
- • No: 3 ti 1314 ck. -
Wellsboro, Maioh 9, 1867. -
ERIE
1.11
OMEN
affl
MEI
=MIMIIiI
ME
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4 •
_LOOK: :
~ T H S!
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,',Al4' 'NO:
MEE
DE
EN
a FF atcost, prop
selepyiA
ENE
• PRIN
OURr
Is desirable . at coat
SUITS at the lonesC '
biven universal satititii
argain with oval* o
and stilt continue tO,
ses. We are getting up
pinible" prices land hale
We Bade made this
ne that we have sold to
gO. Order . your
'FHING
CL
illill
riot_ spit vp3 citnnot licmpp?t
of us, and if It doe
o solo.•, ' "
E2Ii I PRESW -,
la
OTH 44; 3111.
.
I
ciri -00;94.
SELLING
ME
=MI
11Y. aloe_ assorted, stook of
Wo have oar no
DtLAINES; Sid,
-.,
~,
SIIMTINGS, STRIPES,
NIMI, Bce:,
SHEETINGS,
s'
•
,
. •
pessib i lb market prices.'
lowea
,f.
.•• • • •
,•
'SilOtS, HARDWAOIi
BOOTS l AND
WW2
AND GgOCEAIS;
CROCKERY
S, OAPs, Sco.
IN3
Call 'awl. see Ala
• o'. it ULLAUD,
A. A. TRUN. .
'27, 18117:
- Wollab6ro, Fob
~A i~Tlx~~iYi~x~"l' T?
NEW7A
, Van Valkenburg
I'..ilso r 4
nava ancablisheil thamaelvai at'
h NION BLOCK,
0. 2,
upied by P. D. Bunnell.
'palely 00
MEM
t carry on SI, livo.bnoinoso )11
They propose
MOM
GOODS;
RY
OCERIES. 4 !I,',,' ..r.:,
61EN
T'
-
NY TA114011:11G
11/19,1
MERCI
CM
.
' . 1
RNISHING' GOODS.
AND F
AY MARCH '4,'1867,
ON NON
open out a new 4 4jui otioice stook
" , - of
They ospect—ta
. . GOODS.
L.-4 •
• I •
,The Senior Partner-has hail a larserexpetketweil
in Merchant Talloring: awl it le the intention of
the nciw Arm toput this branch 7 or their business
boyocd, success ul competition.
• I
- ,
WollaVoro, Fcb:
o, 1867—tf
DORIC by tt,c, barrel, at " '
-WILCOX - 4k -134BKRIVS.—
Aptil-A4.18q7... " ' • '
11/ AVTE%-.4 experi-
Wagons, to wbeto good
wages wilibe Paid. C. J. WHEELER.
Welleboro, Maridx 27,1867.
N
fL.LING'
Goobs
ry to patklng in a nice
IMI
MEE
~ r, ';1
STOCKi
' -, -1
0 THING
„ 7
~ ik .
SIM
EMIG
MIME
1 • •
..
;
t • •
Eni
■
ill
' ',1%1.P. )..Y.:-.%.c)4P.' 1 ? , - P 1_,,,,-,-,-.:1-..,-.
1
J ~R. ~8~
1111
Arvireini & coo;
I:JAYE just roiurried from ,Noir York with a
piigti,oitiortmOnt tit
=MI
WINTER 00-00 S
.
Bought at Paulo : Prices, and wit! bo sold accor
dingly. - WO rosaectfully insite;ittaistiOn,to our
stock of . , . .
OASSIMEAE,S, -• A yr,
TWEEDS, =
• • • also, alarge • ' • .7 - s
.7',l_ t
MERINOS,- EMPRESS CLOTHS; `,A.:
PAO4S,, other •DIT I SS GOODS
,• • • and DRES-TRIMJAINdS,.; „
•
, largo and itow,aie'cirititiiit of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
at greatly reduded prices.
'LADIES' IVES - 7 a nice assortment, new
- i'anct ,cheap:
I=
BON-TON; 'SILVER SPRING, onci, other
kinds of HOOP SKIRTS,
1111=11
NUE
I VANKEE gOTIOlk,IS; TATS j Ai S,'
HARDWARE, - OROCKER ,
GROCERIES,
El
r
iLAND MADE BOOTS AND SHOES,
And many other things which we will He pleased
to 'show to all who will call and examine our
sarfocKep Goods -
Before purchasing ,elsewbere, no we believe it
will pay you for your time and trouble. • •
SMALL PROFITS, QIIIOK SALES, &
READY'-PAY IS .OUR MOTTO.
Don't forgetio'goll at tho
EMPIRE STORE, NO. 1 UNION 13LOCK.
Dan
F RMERS' EXCHANGE.
C. G. VA VALICENBURG. & BRO.
"IarAVING: purchased the Store lately 'me:
IFI JAN by Willidm Townsend, aro ready to
supply onatomers with
PORK, HAMS, SHOULDERS, WHITE
- FISH, MACKEREL, CODFISH,:
SMOKED HALIBUT,
ELOUR, CORN MEAL, BUCKWHEAT
FLOUR, FEED, _
JELEA. " GROCEI,?IES,
EBB
wuox,EsAri ,!.*RETAIL,
and at okSonablo prides.
FARMERS &- : OTHERS
,
,•• I '
Will find it to their f
advantage to oral and look at
our Stock before purobasinglelsowhere. •
r iftimnOhiber tho pYnoe,
:,t
TOWNO 4 ND'S , bLD STAND,
MAIN STREET,
.WELLSBORO, ?ENN'A
Feb. 27, 18f,V7—tf. ,
• 2 80 1 111:4TELING _
:.•.:
icov COMING convinced . that .the „wants. of the
OW people of •this and adjoining counties war
rant me in so doing, I haver constructed at much
expense, two , finely arranged' Hot Houses for
propagating Grape Vines, Flowers, and all kinds
of Green House Plants. I devote my whole time
to the business and now offer for sale the follow
ing varieties:
Churn Vinis—lona,lAllen's 'Hybrid, Israella,
Dplaware,,Hartford Pro ific, and all ofthe better
kuown Variettes,,which I 'offer,' atprioei that defy
Competition.- 'I • ' , •
ROSES—Goank •des • Battailles, Gen. Jaagnimi
*not, Gen. Washington; La.Relne, Victor Verdier,
Hermora, Souvenir de Malmaison, and many oil.-
or monthlies. Also Moss and Climbing Roses.
Among the Miscellaneous Plante will be found
Heliotropes 'Pansies, oTuheroses, Cineraria,Cal.
eeolaria, Carnations , Salvias,, Faehias of, all
kinds, Veronica, Myrtles, Geraniums of all 4stri
odes, Verbenas of all colours, 'Tulips, Gladiolas,
Dahlias, &c., &e:, in endless variety.
VEIatTATIL.E,PLANTS—EarIy and late Cauliflow
ers. • Cabbages :—Early Winuingetadt, Dir. Heart,
Large York and Sugar Loaf, Dreer'S Late Drtim
head, Late Red Drumhead and Flat Data:L.—
Sweet and 8011-shaped Peppers, Droer's improved
Celery, Round and Long Egg Plants. - Among
many other varieties of Tomatoes, ' , would espe
cially call attention to tho "Tilden" Tomato, a
now and choice vdttilty, very early and highly
recommended - by all . experienced .gardnere and
eeedmen. Bouquets of choice flowers for sate.
All plants nicely packed in moss and can be car
ried any-distance with safety.
I 'Oiterid a icifdialinvitation to all to call and
'garden. • ' HARRY MIX.
Towanda. Pa., March 13, 1867-4 m.
C•' G• WILL ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, and :Agent* • the
Lycoming Cd. Mutual Insurance Co. ,Offiee
with J. B. Niles, on the Avenue,
WeHaber°, Feb. 13;18:6742W.
I\TOTICS.=' The -School 'Directors of Charles
ton will meet •at tho Young School House,
on:51104u, the 20tIt'day of .April: nei t t, ht ton
o'clock A. M., to engage teachers for the'Summer
Term of Common Schools. Also contracts let fer
fornishing i wood to the several &Athol Honsas in
the district. "By °Moroi - the 'Board.
Charleiston; April 3, 186.74te,;'''
ID3OB. goid COW. c - alt,b 2lonr
1.! 3301. Cheap' for
RUGEN.EI3)AITGE. - •
Chaxletat,on, Mar , * 27, 1887-4 w. - -
Ell
ZEE
NMI
MI
=I
Eli
'lt J
AND ALL
IMMI
IEI
~': `~:~ ~k ~ :"::=::~'~L.;~'. '~ *c;c~~'4 ;.153:=,~.'ti~: `~;~ : - ... _ -
AN INVALUABLE . REMEDY
:POW
titg PURIFYING OP THE BLOOD.
DR., J. -MI..
,•.• '
lIIIIIIOIt i' DOCTO
li i
,
13 ° 8 ili 4 ' 0 Remedylfoij'all' Kinds of Hu
more, part cularly • .
ERYSIPELAS, iNETTIAI) RAM, SALT RUEUIf,
SCR.OFULA, , C . AitntrzieLEs, Bcizt.B, , •
AND PILES. _
It is very gratifying to say of this, or of any
other °dicing, "It le the very beat remedy
kaolin.' It is not alWays so ensy to prove it.
It is, h rover, exceedingly gratifying J.?. !be,
Propke Ortor.this Medicine; that,Whllla ha dot
claret, to the pnblio that this is a most wonderful
and effective specific for Humors, as stated above,
ho has abundant proof at hand to sustain his
statement.
For sixteen years the Humor Doctor has been
manufactured-And sold, aoq every, year .has in.
Creased • the. 'value *Of reputation; and,. the,
l inionnt 'Or lie tales. In N . qfr'
it eriginated," no remedy for - htififors, is sci,htglity
prized. An eminent physioian (now an army
surgeon) when practicing in Now Hampshire,
purchased between fifty and. sixty; i gallons of.it,
during some seven or eight years, and used it in
hie practice. He has since then ordered it for
the hospital where ho was stationed.', Other phy
sYchins •have purchaielLit, And itie'dit
practietrwith mat Inceess:: the proPrie.
tor lived in New Hampshire, qt Goffstown Center,
for the space orthirty . iir ferty milefarettn4 and
in Manchester particularly, the Httmor Doctor
was well known and highly valued for the nu
merour and wonderful cures which it effected.
Though manufactured in largo quantities the
supply was frequently exhausted, and purcha
sers had teyo t it foci Imre .to;be Jtt that
region scrub iti'recicoicilcisesii3CEryistpelate were
treated with—and they were cured! ,Erysipelas
'sores, or carbunclei, those ugly, painful ulcers,
wore -entirely removed ,wherever this, medicine
was faithfully used. So it was with Scrofula and
Salt Rheum. The Harbor Doctor cured them.
For the Sake of showing What is thought of it,
a few testimonials aro hero inserted:
Milton. Gale, Esq., po!ton.
I hereby certify that I was sorely afflicted with Dolls
for two years, developing themselves upon mS' limbs
and other parts of my body. Tho sufterings which I
endured trom them nroindesertiOablo. Butlieo it to s.ny
thasi faithfully Ariel], soveraLof the most popular htl7
mor remollis; bat without'redfovinvhe ifille.tion. At
lengtli, by tilt' earneserequest'of an :Ultimate friend, I
was•induced to try Dr. 1 7(..,1y.-Poland's Brtmor,Doetor,
and ton very happy to 'attest thit--_all my 'Dad 'were
removed, and my :14calth "VI ringAred iby.' using Dr.
Poland's aforesaid Inedfcl he, IILTO2i
Roston, Jan.l4:i 301 ,
A. C. Walla c e; sqi , Ilfein4C4ter, N. H.
. ,
Dr. J. W. POLAND—Dear I very Cheerfully give
My testimony in favor of your Humor Doctor as an ox
reliant remedy for Humors. My numerous acquaint
ancedu Manohester know how severely I was afflicted
with Boils and they know how perfectly good my health
Is at present. Your Humor Doctor cured mo. Pleaso
refer to me for particulars - 1n my care. •
. Manchester, N. H., June 11, WO. A. C. WALLACE.
.• Jfre. Whecter,' aonehdin,"-Ma.si.:
Ivory Confidently and eatnestly recommend •Dr. J.
W.Poland'a Humor Docter as an, excellent remedy for
Unmers, having been wonderfully benefitted by it my
self. My own captives a very severe and obstinate ono.
Nor more thanj.wdlyears tho skin upon the inside of
_both my hands, and oven down on the wrist, was con.
stantly cracked and broken up, so that I was unable to
use my hands in any kind of wet *ark, and was obliged
to wear gloves In sewing to avoid getting blood upon
my work. The humor which so afflicted me was proba
ble combination of Erysipelas and Salt Rheum. My
ge eral health was quite poor. Soon after I began to
use the Iltimor.Doctor Could' perceiN O' Signs 'of heal
frig. cnntinu'ed to take the medicine till I was finally
cured, My hands are bow perfectly free from humors,
and to all appearances my whole system is clear of It,
and has boon for several months. I used eight bottles
before I felt safe to givo it up entirely, but they cured
me. HARRIET WREELER.
Stoneham, Thum:, July 5, 1850. ', •
.fro. Porter, Dover, N.
DOVER, N,.1.1; July 22, 1855
Dn.. POLAND: I received your letter inquiring as to
he effects of your medicine on sea-sickness. -I am_hap
y say that I think it is , " the medicine" for that
reliant sickness. I tried various prescriptions, but
tound none that settled the stomach and cleared the
head like the Humor Doctor. I felt as theugh.l could
luadly.wait to get ashore, to - entreat yen to introduce
it into'ship chandlery utotds, that it may nod Its way
to those who suffer upon the mighty . deep from sea
sickness. If captainsiyho take their families with
them, or carry passengerA, should try it for once, they
would never be willing to voyage without it:
I have used it for my family since its introduction to
the public for bilious habits, headache and humors
about my children, and have : always found it a sure
cure. •
Inm not fond of hating my name appear in public,
and would not consent to it on any uccount but to *re
lieve the suffering; but if the foregoing will be of any
service to you or the public, you can make use of it.
Yours, HARRIET M. PORTER.
more might be stated in relation to this medi•
tine, as contained in testimonials, but .1- le needless.
Ask Matiebester druggists. about :It, especially R. W.
Blake, at. Barr's. Inquire of , Mr. Henry Plumer, of
Bedforq„ whose' wife was cured by, it of Salt Rheum.
A skaltupst nny person in Goffstown., and them:rip de-,
clriro as 'iileriiedf;dririee'd own' Cass
or by their friends.
. -
p . 6PiAMMlTlTiroTiirtVigqitegt,te.,
llftp cents
it has gone tip enormously, that the price has been raised
to seventy-five cents only, and that by compulsion, -
Tho Humor Doctor is propero at the New England
Botanic Depot, for the Proprietor, J, C. French.
Sold by Medicine Dealers everywhere.
DESIA S. BARNES & CO., General Agents, Now York.
April,3, 1867-6 m.
HARRAH'S Attori - AL . GATE
[Patented September 20th, 1.86
ITS CLAIMS
1. The most ootumon worktzor. a farmer
can build it. •
2. It is mad of all• sizes ; en,d is perfectly
adapted to all (1, ,
te purposes, whether for cattle
yard, farm, door-yard or garden.
3. It requires no
,hinges, and cannot be - blown
Open nor shut.
- 4. It does not swag
. the_ i post, and the Gate
itself cannot sag. • ' ;"-' %‘:
5. • Broacby stock cannot open it.
G. It cannot be driven against when open.
' ,7. It is not obstructed by,either rain, sleet or
snow.
8. Being built without mortise or tenon, it
costs but little more_ than a pair of good bars.
0. 4 lt is stronger than any other gate built of
an equal amount of lumber, and its strength is
equal upon both sides.
• 10.. It is the cheapest, neatest, and most con
venient and durable Gate in nse.
During tho,fall of 1865;•the National Gate - has
received 06-highest , awnr4 '',nt "SEVEN STATE
anfl' some SEVENTY • COeNTY FAIRS, and
in competition with f pther Gates, it has taken the
FIRST PREMIUM in every- itstanco.
It challenges the whole list of Gates to a prac
tical teat, throughout all seasons. .
The National Gate has received tberunquall
,
fled ap,prob Hon of al who have used it.
Those G /
des, incluing. Posts , are built at a
cost •of $4 $B, according - do workmanOip and
material a, ed. Their manufacture insures a
mtable investment of capital, as they corn
d a ready sale at from 130' to 100 per cent.
profit; and it is perfeetlysafo to put them up at
all times!under a warrau,t4,o.4 they - havein jioicrure ,
failed a) give thefatleat'eettiejlctiem..'
• , , 'J. P.,BILES,
.
. i D. ANGELL,
• A. ALBA;
•
Township and Farm Rights for - sale in
Tioga and Bradford Counties. -
; FM" Applicants for ~purehaso of : Territory,.,l l
sand for Circular containing 'particulars.' • • '
Rights for average Farms are. uniformly sold
for $lO each, including prided' drafts and speci
fications for building all nizes, of. both ,Farm and
Entrance Gate, by •the;aid'or which any one can
construct them. . , .
On receipt of $lO, in all cases accempanied by
a particulardescrippon of the land for which the
right' is Aesited, the appropriate Conveyance;
drafts, :&e., will'be prornptlY forwarded..
Addresi, with stardp, •
NATIONAL GATE• CO.,
!larch 27, 1507 te. .Itnoxville, Pa.
E. • SIftIITH, .3:1. D.
. SIUBG,EON.
,OPERATES, 811 <seen fully for Cataract, Stra.
biemus, (ross eye) Removal of Tumors,
Hare lip, Varicose Vans, 'Cita) Feet, dm.
Particular attention paidto diseases of the
and Oonoral SuigorY.
Consultation at office free; •
References given to operations' iecontly per
formed, . r •
Office hours limp •12 M. to 3P. M. -
Office atlhis residence, htansfield, Tiogti County,
Pa. March 27, 1867-1 y.-a
& , SHAW;
ENERAL POLI&T` MiENTS for lead-
Ur lug Stook Companies in the United:lState4;
also Agents for tho Lyooming County "Mutual,
Columbia I Mutual, aniL.Fartuors' Mutual , Tneu
rancepinimniqs,.,.
Non-llazardon's, Ilaziirdous, and Extra.:llliz
nedotis Risks taken at reasonable rittos. ,Policies
Issued, and all Losses adjusted at our Office.
Wellsboro', Pa., ; Feb. 20, 1807:--4f.
Officers' Addit'l Pay for 'Servants.
BY . a repent decision. of Alio Court Claims
it is hold that all officers id Cdnamission trte.
tweon May 1, 1864, and March 3, 1865, are enti
tled to $5, per,montlt additional pay for ;ages
of eery/tots employed by them during that tit te.
:The undersigned will make. applieltions in
such eases for, reasonable charges. '
JNO. I. MITCIIELL, Claim Agent.
Wellsboto; piill6, 1867-4 w.
NOTICE,'—AII persons indebted to me by
book account or otherwise will pay up at
°hoer - rind avdid costs. .
,JOHN B .' SHAT{ESPEAR
Welleboro, Apr. 10, 1807-I3t.
SETS from $1.40 fd 00; AU.
clool9 FOLEY'S.
.. , .
f'. -. Ayei:'s`' Sarsaparilla-
.e -. ':......7' i , .TS ,a concentrated, extract sif
1 ., , :',f el.. , J, the Chides+ root; se. aora, ,
; ' A bined with other subs-ancei of
c
- Z:4 of
al ii t l o g t r ial e d r a a u lte e r gt r u i) ara7, - •
- . ...:- tidoto for diseasoa Sarsaparilla
r, 4111.11,11 10 k i re uta to ' Such a
i. 2.........,.,.. s p ;Me.
remedy is nicely wauted by
those whO Buffer from StrOMOus complaints, and
0 1 4 out; Which will aceompilsh'thidr cure must '
prove, fts this bee proved, of imikerise service to
thiii latgo (Hass of our afflicted 1 follow - citizens.
Heti ,cotopletely .this 'compound will do it, has '
boon proven by experiment on many of the worst
oases to,be found in the following compl a int s: —
; Scrofula, SCrOfulOus Swellings end Sores, Skin,
Diseases, Pustales'.• /notches, -Eruptions,-St. An
thony's Fire, Itoso or Erysipelas, Tatter or Salt
Rheum, Scald Hejtd, Ringworm,, Ac. . -
Syphilis or l Venereal Disease is , expelled from -
the system by tho prolonged use of this Sarsapa •
-
rilla, and the patient is , left in comparative
health. ' -. 1 - . .
, . _
Female Diseases aro caused by Scrofula in the •'
blood; and aro often soou cured_ by this , Extract
Of Sarsaparilla. '
Do not tejoet th i invaluable medicine, becauso ` -
you have been • irup sect upon by some th ing pre- -
tendibg to be Sa saparilla, Whilo it was net.
When you havo is d Ayee—
sthen, and not till
then,:will you kaO tho virtues of Sarsaparilla.
For minute portion roof the diseases It cures, we -,
refer you to Ayer's' American Almanac, which
the agent bolo* , named will furnish gratis to all
who oall for it. ._ ' -...
Ayer's Cathartic Pills, for the cure of Costive
pess,, .Tatintlice, Dyspepsia, .Indigestion l Dyson- •
61 7;• Foul Sternal:lb, Headache, Piles, :Itberirnar
• Hem, Heartburn arising from Disordered Stor pach,
Pain or Morbid Inaction of - tho • Bowels, Plata- , •
lency, Lose of Appetite, Liver Complaint,irop
sy, Worms, Gent, Neuralgia, alid asl a p riper
Bill, aro uneque3lo. --' _ • 1 I
They are sugar coated; io that-the •most Send
tiv.e eflll take them 'with pleasure, and they are
the best Aperient.in the y world for all the.purpo,
ses of a tinnily physic . - . - ,
Prepared. by Dr. J..C. ATER .t. CO., Lowell,
Mass 4 and Boldly all Druggists and' 'dealers in
Medicines everywhere. - , •
,Sold in Welleboro by J. A. Eoy. tachfl-2m.
PATENT WHITE WIRE,
VOR ,
CLOTHES Luck's.
We beg leave to call the -,attention of t pub.
lie to an entirely now quality of Wire lc • own its
White Wire, possessing a coating which,p events
4t, from evorsorroding or tnrniug froth its ntform
Whiteness during any number of yearS, and on
which /Luttopi )latent has been secured. It has
been fOnicd - te hOthe only, article" suitable for a
clothes lind,(dicept the old-fashioned - rope or '
cord, which always gives so much trouble and
anUOyance by' breaking, rotting .but, and discol
oring elothos,•and by being obliOd to put it up
and take it down, every- time used. With this
Wire Olothea Line you have none of thesl annoy
'ances, and when it is'once pu't up it give you no
More trouble until the ,qtakesor posts rot down to
which it is attached. After using it were con
fident yuu will ray .porroborate the statements
of thousand's of othell4 hilts praise. ' Over
000 linos already sold, and every' familY i should
and wtll hbve — one. j It will not change, tough
' you may keep it uddbr watett-for- any leth of
time; hence, you see, it-cannot discolor, clothes
like a rope or cord. Site of Wire, No. 9.
Six Reasons ivhy , every family:4ll9ld
lave one of these Patent White Wire clothes
Lines
•
Lit. • You never have to take it in no matter
'what the weather may be; , the weather ca not •
affect-it '
2d. It will last from twenty-five to fifty ATE" -
'at least, and during that time you \ will wear-out
fifty ordinriry lines, besides suffering an.untold
amount of trouble and annoyance with-them.
3d. It is, the cheapest „Line in the world, to
soy nothing of its groat convenience. A good •
rope line costs about 2 cents for, foot, and this
only 41 cents. This will- last 'a life time, While
that with good care will last about a year... This
Wire, at 25 cents per foot; would bo cheaper 'than
a rope line.
4th. You cannot loatlit heavy enough with
clothes, and the wind never blows strong +Ugh
to break it.
3th. It does nut in any way discolor or injure
clothes that aro bung upon it.
.
Gth. It. will saveitkprice in saving you trouble
and annoyance every three months you own it.
The Wire' is annealed before coating, which
makes it very soft and tough. It can s,ever bo
broken in the usti for whtch it is intended.
Price four and Omit' cents per foot. .Vsual
amount for a good live, 75 to 100 feet.
Clothe.; aro fastened to it'with the common
cites pin.
FROM PRESS.
The following editorial,notices from the Tri
bune, Independent and Christian Advocate, are
among the wavy, newspaper testimonials which
rye have received; but space will not allow us to
'introduce duore here:.
The Arnorican White *ire Clothes-lino, is n
superior article in its way. • It does not injuio
Athos, and is' almost liiostructablo. Every
honsewife shouid uto it. IWo are now using
N. Y. Tribune.
, . .
The,Patent White Wire Clothes-line, is all it
purport's to be—a most indispensable. article. It
does not injure the clothes, and never wears out.
Every house will ultimately; have it.--N. Y. In
dependent. ir .
•
THE WHITE WIRE CLOTHES LlNE.r—Among the
special'annoyances of the washing day are to be
reckoned : high , up the. list the ill adaptation of
.clothes lines. Tho old cord or rope has done.
timeh good service; but what with its breaking,
rotting out, 13isdoloritig the clothes, and the an
,
no .. yauce of putting up and taking down each
week is not quite a peilect article. • 'A substitute
is now offered in the " Patent White Wire Wes
Lino." for saki by the American Wire Co pony,
149 Broadway. The peculiarity of this ire is
in to 'coating, WhichAt is'. said, never b omen
broken.; t We have seen it lased, and fin hat - it
gives entire satisfaction s .--N. Y. "Christian Kdro
cote: 1 . . - : •- . • ' . '',
11. FISIIi agent,
• Tiagg, Poun'a.
Pek 27; 18.137—tf.
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:er and Gardp. , Peeds,
rries, Grapes, Etitlbs,
I3Y
Choice Flo
Now Strawb
•
1 •
-11f:' WATSON'S 'OLD COLONY
NIIR
SERY;and• SEED ESTABLISHMENT,
PlYnioatb; 'Vass., is now sending_ oat, by mail
prepaid, packed with great card in Oda Lperobii
Bilk,. Re Int to reach any, part of the Union in per
fect:safety,- a complete tist.ortnsent of the finest
Grapca Strawberries; Hew large CurriJnia, aerate-
berries, Blackberries, Bones, Flowering Plants,
Bulba r ' Lilies, AM., &c. Fruit and Ornamental,'
Trees and- Shrubs, . Evergreens, Hodgo Plants,
Acc„ will bo sent I)y.freight_pnid to Boston. -Also,
the True Cape Cod Cranberry, for cultivation in
wet 'and, or in upland 'and Gardens, where it pro
duces at tbo rate of 400 bushels to the, acre': with
directions for cultivation. 'Priced .Ocsoriptive
Catalogues will bo sent to any -address. Aoto ie
the beet time for planting. The best way to ob
tain ffond Fruits and
. Flotve-re, and Seeds; is to
send' direct to the Grower. Send for h Catalogue.
-Wholesale Catalogues to the . trade. Agents
wanted, ' • March 20,1807-2 tn.
• HAND POWER . LOOM.
- •
.
• (Patented Mls.] c,
ALL persons interested in the introduction of
practical machinery into our countr , nro
requested to inve!.otio.-„ate the merits of
ifig.VDERSON'S HA./ ( i'D POWER LO I 21/.
This loom Will de• l tdl him..ls'of . hand weaving.
It will weave . jeans. blankets, plain cloth;sati
net, horsey, flannel. seamle.s sack; doithie width
blankets, or any kind of cotton, wool or flax,
cloth. ; It treads the treadles, throw's the shuttle 4
lets off the web, and takes up' the cloth. It makes
the upper shed us the batten (Mules feiward, and
boats up the filling after the cross is made, ma
king beats cloth and bettor selvage than can be
made iti any other way.'
].Moms landa to order and Warranted. Apply
at the shop 'on - Water 'Street, 'sign "-Loom
Factory."• LEWIS. WETMORE,
•Wellsbere, Mardi 20, 1801-0.,
CALEtitlEili, Francl.ll` 'Marine and Chung
Clocks, at • (dealt)] FOLEY'S.
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