lIONAE MATTE
' WEDNESDAY, MAY' 15," 1g67.
Now Advertisomantu,
Settler ul• Weights and Mensures.-C. L. Sic
wens. • •
New Goods—Jelin 11, Bowen & Co. '
Buffalo Scales—E. A. Sweatt.
WeUsher° Foundry and Machine Shop—Wil
hams tc: Seurs: 4
tzdver lin ,
yepulur Dry Gonda Trade—T. rfarden.
New•Vork Markets.—The •trliolesale
pri-
COS for Produce ritlett'un Friday, May 10th:
Fiour4ll,lo@sl9—Wlient (Spring) s'2;i's, Winter 40
Oats-89c—Ilarley-$1,145 --IClover I,ker 11-
Ihtsc=Timetliy busb,-s3,oo—Eggs-20c—Drie4 Ap
ple,-10c-,-11ntter-18@)20c--Citerae-17q19c—Moo Perk
-11e—liatne-1202Ze—Laril-136-41opft-45P65c.
The corrected N. Y. & E. and N. C.
11. R. Time Tables aPkir in laet column of 4th
page thi: week.
TX,OGA. Co. INST. OF INSTRUCTioN: —
This association will hold its first public Session
in Mansfield, June 12,
,commencing; at noon--,
The programme will appear next week:
. .
RESTORED TO SlGiri . .—An, old lady,
fopperly of Sullivan, was restored to sight last
week bra skillful operation performed by-Dr. E.
Smith, of Mansfield. Dr. Smith also performed
an operation on II the eyes of Mrs. 'Benedict, o
Richmond, near Whitney - vine, with- success.
CORRECTION. — In our notice (if the
j:Oke played upon Dei)., Collector 'hint, t; , Mans
field,.w4 mentioned a photograph of 0+ ficene as
having been. made by Mr. Spencer. The : photo
graph•was made by Mr. Gifford, of ilbusfield,
and we cheerfully make the correction. Oh - r in
formant was mistaken. • .
• EVERY MAN 14.3 OWN SILVER-SMITH,
—Rev. J. E. Neily is now canvassing this conn 4,
for several standand works which should be found
in every house.- Mr. Neily is also the agent for
Rogers Magic Silver. Wash, unquestionabty the
best preparation for 'cleaning silver extant.. We
have [ tried and scan reeOmmend it to be all that
is elairited for it. I 1.-
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•
T 1 a appointment of Mr. Hunt, Dep
uty!Colleotor of this Contib -, involves theguillci
titling of Me Holiday. ZMr. Phelps;, Republi
acially died that Mr. Holiday might life;
and 4,(sys Mr: Holiday, democrat, dies that ,Mr.
Hutit;alemoorat, may lire. We intended to in
rite Mr. Holiday to take - his scat among tho
translated last week. We do i tnow. Friend, go
up higher 1
OBITUAIit.—T,Ue sad announcement
of the death of W. W. McDougall, Esq., in the
city.of Nebraska, Minn., will b: found elsewhere.
We heartily endorse the high guise bestowed
upon the 'man in the extract' from the 'Wabasha.
Herald, and will add by saying that Wm. Mc-
Dougall was a man with no Ambitions incompat
ible with tye character of a perfect Christian
gentlemen?' The world is poorer, for he lived to
some purpose. Peace to his ashes ! -
NOT SCORCITED.—Yr. Moses P. Field
of Delmar, retinests'uls to notify the sympathising
public that, contrary to report, he was not burned
out on ieturday night, May 4; or if his !louse
was
. .budried, ho cannot. "see it" in that light;
that thefo has been tlo hoes, burned in Delmar of
late that he knows of, but that somtbody did
burn a heap of brush on the night in question
somewhere in the township of Delmar.
of
are
glad Mr. Field was not burned out o( house
and hoine. though we never supposed that the was.
ACCIDENTAL SHOOT' NG.—Mr. Wynne
Rees, of Charleston; while riding in a wagondi
the 6th inst., was wounded by the tteeidental dis
charge of a revolver carried in his vist pocket.
The buffet passed through Lis right arm near the
slionbler, arid as "extracted by Dr. Welk.' The
wound :ca= :evert, but no serious eonsequenees
are apprehended.
What good reason can be offered for earriing
loaded revolvers in this lautude The f lay
gain bt. -earr 1,7 *tilt in
forco wo suppose.
HO,Joit THE AM —OU etiter
prising fellow townHnon, Mr. tit:lL IV
Itaveit to-day for New York : Ns-h.:tie, lic ta:le on
the 22d for Para, at the itionth ;it the Amazon.
Mr. Sears purposes to explore the valley the
Auntzen, rifle. and pen in hand. and earrieajetteis
to the variousufficiali asking tor every fai4lity to
to extended to him in the pro-eeution of !cis pur
p,s,. He legulaily with thi•
HAL& qt• dUrll.l Nt 111. th
r,lll probably extend over a i.etiod or. 4.3410-.
11t.!Z,,11.• le. a genuine flout:qua)), adventuriou
and lull of the project. Ilia t lent for itio3cript let
hating In enable him tti I:At Ilsatlic kfttl,
..hd bur 101";1! f,f adventure will an :Mon
incident. The good r wiidie-, of Lire nu
trieruu. friends a-cec!mpany hum on his Lola quiet.
Ma r Y het tine tutrueeee in his ventuv, and le
tuolto us rat„ and sopnd in due season.
A.pc; ER Y.—Wright perpetrated al/
loraleAng bit waggery on Saturday : which,. tt
the same time proved a sharp F:1 upon th•
,uttosity. The Uiboon BotST , , lately ;old
,to Mr.
lYnknis Lr Wright & Bailey, is being removed.
Ni tk had attracted the curious - , and the clues
if --.• Who bought it ?" —What.diil be pat'?"
)ou going to mov,e it?" - What ihe
-
going to Bo with it?"—were asked coustantly;, to
the great annoyance of :Messrs. Wright & Bailey
akd the workmen. So, onSaturday , morning, the
9unous public, were attracted. by two large pla
mids tucked on the front of the house in'serili"ed
as follows:
Sold to Watkins?' '
" Price SOU Do
"Sills all sound."
" ?thved .on rollers."
" To bo a 1.1r,te1."
The ruse created ti hearty laugh and doubtless
aced the parties much catechiz4ig.
THE STOF(M.—A storm, in severity
acd duration passing; the recollection of the old
est inhabitunt, sat in Tuesaay afternoon.;th
mid raged until midnight of the Rh. The fall of
rain waS..Zopious, unbroken, and accompanied by
• a high wind from tho north and west. At about
.1 o'clock 0. at. of Wednesday snow commenced
falling, melting as it fell on this level, hut whi
tening the hills trolind us. We find no one who
rPeollects'such a storm at thi season of t,he_year.
The,gnle must have inflicted great .damage up
the sea coast, though the direction of the wind
hereabout was not unfavorable. Adopting Espy's
thcciry of storms,•this region was evidently on
the enter rim, the wind being fitful. nod gusty;
and it is barely possible that the Atlantic coast
has suffered asnor' ea `ter.
, Since thJove wala written Sheriff Tabor in
forms us that snow fell to the depth of IS inches
ei Laurel siil. Jackson township, LyeMning
county. He reports that he found the. snow 5 : :
inches deep along the roads in Liberty township.
this county, the day after the :tope, Thursday.
This will do for the 9th of May.
Grosslp.That was a good observa
-1162 made by a friend of ours, living not a thous.
and miles' from tellaboro, in reply to a. mild
grumble about the weather. Most of the farmers
knot that hay is not unusually plenty, and that
the feed is not remitrlAly forward. The mild
Frembler, whom •wo -will call " Uncle Jim." for
short, is s new corner into three parts . , a man
who delights in fulfilling his contract to the let
-I,22.nria with a healthy dread of getting into felt.
i:tit his hay gave out. and hr had to•n a h the a
du)g.tnee4 a ileighla,,eaf IC . UOIII lie prequetil aqaa,
T. The haelaardneas of tlo. reason diet: from
Lieu tome remark not, , aq thir
sek:ddinte as our frict3d cherished. "- W(11,
nele Jim, said oar friend,] have used in there
parts eighteen years, and there has been a rum
.a.er every year.' That's what we' call a happy
luimage of faith aud
tiat ought to be celebrated in every
1.11,1 A. ... - '.11!‘e(4%( - 1 - Cart 101 ss
c felinity will deserve si I flnonuinc nd ,1 me -
41. Vlllage eats .eem to to po , LoAi:(111-.,
table. The
. proc-c=t f , f c - , :k.iu,s , 11,e 1,.-
I •Lt pralem 1.7 g dimiriatii.,n i, 141,0, .i-,ti.t,
ell ss eostly the platter of I..olvdcr 411141 Z -1101.
s Qait peciple prietlee ilie
tre4tr ru
cut. eemd eh:lg at the oatlie , t per,),l
kitterihood. This operates well • enough', but
El
savors of 'deliberate - alkoghter of the"innotentif:'
However, in, the absence' of a better method' we
keommend it to every householdei, whose nights
aro rendered hidoonlby..'eatCrwauliilds.
—Think of it! Forty-five thousand copies of
three current issues of. Tieknor l & Fields' "Biti-
Iliond Dicketia"—to "Pickwick," "Our Mu
turd Ftieml" " David Cippertield," hadbeen
[4?1,1 when the latter. appealed. • Thu Convenient
ize of (Ills edition,Allo tine paper upon which it
is printed, the substantial binding, and then the
illustrations by Eytinge, combine to render it one
of the greatest literary successes of the season.
To say that everything written by the' teat; map
ter of modern fiction sltould, lie found in 'every
I family is to say what tho i se who read Dickens Will
at once endorse. Who can contemplate "Pick
wick" without that hearty laugh which aitlfth'di-*
gestion, or "Esther Suname_rson, - " of the "Cheery
ble Brothers," or Peggotty,: and •not grow
better fOr the contemplation? It is not too mask.
0-say that no imp,rovable i person can 'read Dick
ens and not arise with expanded minds find.
softened heart. 41te Diamond EditicM, Tie's;
nor & Fields.: Boston, is a triumph of bookroak-:
ingAnd cheap withal. The illustrated edition is
1.50 per volume, and the plain edition 41.25.=
Samples may be seen at Young''? ; Book Store, or
She book may be ordered by. nal!, and received
prepaild from tilt publishers. on &moraine the
price for either edition wanted. Send for it. •
—There is a project oil foot to raise a fund for
the establishmentof P ",Home ;for Invalid Sol-.
.diers; and to that end the , Legislature at its late
session created • a corporation with Maj, Gen.
Meatle as its President, with ''the power to raisd•
the necessary funds. We hitve received from this •
association an advertisnzent of a great- gift i.eier•
prise, the subscriptions to which : ayeSs per share..
The gifts to be distributed aro enurnerated under.
the head - of 4 alatnonds, emeralds, rubies, Treas
ury notes, and U. Mends,
It is announced
that the plan has the appiiii - aLof ex-Gov.. Certin,
General Meade, and others higiiin position. l —;
Our rules do not jicrru ... it the publication of sack
advertisembte, be the'ohte: . what it may.• In
this ease the object is goo'd, but4mt good enough .
to cloak a detestable system of gatobling. These .
gift concerns stlmulatelhe passion for games of
ehanc'e, and we will not ben party to any of them.
To the enterprise we shall give, without doubt,
but not to the gift concern. The Aksociation
should drop the loam scheme at °Ude, if it
would commend itself and its object to the ptit
ronage of good citizens.
Sixteen new houses and probably a new Meth
odist Church are going up in Canton, Pa.. this
spring. Where is Troy noW?-llr.grir/y Ade.
Well, arpresent, Troy is located about twen
ty miles west of Towanda, any __Z,5 miles south of
Elmira, on the Northern Central Railway, and
will probably. remain hero unless taken in by the
city charter of Williamsport. It has a .few more
than a thousand population,...better business build
ings than any village within a hundred miles of
it, does more business than any toWn of its size
in the Middle States, has eapital enough to, buy
Out Waverly and Canton entire, and leave enough
to do a small business at retailing western_ vil
lages. "As ns'nother qnestion."—Troy Graz.
Wellsboro beats that—in promises. We ex
pect to inaugurate the 20th century.hy the erec
tion of a brick block pf stores, and a slab kitchen
or two in the suburbs. In that case we propose
to purchase l'iroy as a tender to the engine of
progress.
Iti ME.110P.1.1.11.—W. W. McDougall died at. his
,residence in this city, on Friday l y the 2,5 inst.
low short the sentence, and yet how full of
gloom. The early and long tolling of the boll,
told us that death had not been among the lowly.
We passed into the street and the sad news pass
ing front mouth to mouth "McDougall is dead.'
In the sellishne.s of our grief, welhought first of
the city's great Tots. Another of its early pion
eers, and earnest, hopeful workers gone; a man
whostimind and practical knowledge was brand
ed upon every considerable
. event of his ti,tne.—
And he worked and-delved not for him.elf only,
but no the genera l good. In the Stato,.a pLace
ful citisen, in On:chart:li an earneit worker and
in the city an open-handed, public spirited man.
To the bereaved family only, is the agony of grief,
and yet the entire cify is in mourning over the
sail event. had been ill for 'billy a fe w days,
eougestion of the long, and, wag mot: eon
:Adel ed dangerous until a few minutcs bcfbre,his
death.— IVotado ~.th'w,) //cm/d. •
Th - k • yt t i,d ['Mal terly Meeting . c.e tLe Ti,tga
133) , 11-t Le held with the We-t
E.che..q, China. oti Di _'.l. at 111
A. 1.1. .4:ipet,inv: (3. P.
Wat Con} 109 r fip I 3riFzintiary Unjw,
Tioga. '67.' E. T. VFNTLEY. nerk.
MIME
T~OCttlß'Prre, cl
•
WHAT'S A FACT !—The place to buy
Pcrfumery.. Pure Liquor. for._
an , l Mechanical rurpo. , qq , .. az well
F.rocy ;- ut the Drag Sloro Y.•
I . lll;atit- dc; nut inlcnil tf; caught
parpiffiz.
iiry4ifici: Slot:y.—MesArs. rhallarti t . 4, & Tru-
Two, have just ree,k-ed 41 ; Splendid stoek 4:I - Spring
Atol Sultintir Nit! in the title of
(he Wllll.ll‘ll-14/11, rap that bt tits= Dev
er t ,, ittaled w the burgh. Their tadverthmtent
11l appear next WC( k. I meantime thoi: o who
suet will be firm Flitted. •
String Bands and Oreliestras will do well to
call upon L. Powell. I It; Penn Avenue, Scran
ton, for Instruments, Stiings, kr. lle filling
a great many orders for strings by mail.
DEmoitrisT's I.l4crni.Y.—'f his beautiful and fa
vorite perierlic tl comes to us with all the fresh
ness ands In:4;4r:ince id the June roses. It im
proves with. very issue. and we are not surprised
that ladics:find it the indispensable companfon
of,t heir %rotting 1:7 well as their leisure honrs.--
Its varied contents embrace almost every topic:of
interest in the parlor, nod kittheu, and nursery;
%%bile it / 3 sourible trite alert the atnimut of valua
ble information burnished, not he speak of the
money value of Its excellent patterns, render it a
erpital investment of $3, Without the premium
which is sent for every yearly subscription.
Address,
MessrP. Willcox & Barker, being about to clo•.;„
up their business, take this method of notifying
all persons indebted to• them either by note or
book account, to call aM. settle' ivithout delay,
and thus save costs.
. • .
They offer their stock of Goo'cl.4 at cost. Now
i 4 your time to by goods cheap. mayS
A PIJDLIC BENEPACTOn.—If any man is enti
tled to the title of public benefactor, it is the man
who can extract un old snag of a tooth co Skill
fully that you 06' nut feel it. That Dr. Eastman
— can do this we think is clear enough from the
testitnonials published below. Dr. E. is a skillful
operator in all branches of Dentistry, his plate
Work; and filling i.f decayed:teeth, being in the
highest and best style of the nrt. He has pro
cured new und o improve4l tools. instruments, and
machinery for the execution of all work. in his
line. It will pay customers to drop in 'and see
his machines and specimens of his work.
This fa to - that 1441VC bad tbitieou -teeth cx
trocted without pa n-_by_the use of Ehstman'aPprur
Ark •aire also iandtwenty-se'ven teeth els..ct
trd without realizing .8-4 much pain ns front.heving, one
extrActed without the preventive. "We believe it pre
vents the gums being Fore end helps them to beat.
A. G. Sawn. .
A short time t.O I had a few teeth extracted = t 1 a old
any of elating bud tearing" intending to have a let of
artificinl. j hnt the pain nns no great thut I heaita
ted• boon Liter I tallied at A. it. Eattnauiletind had
one tooth extracted. to test the Spray. which rave me
such satisfuction. that I had my entire set taken pot,
and have only to add too much cannot be said in int
favor. Bien lklooEX.
•
Tier—Spray•Producer I; truly u boon to suffering hit
tunnity. and after hating pr"red tbis by try trig It.
would, g.y nnY Pf-r.u.n i= 1,..01mh M . bnTe teeth extracted
without A DRAM LYON.
Alter haribg teeth extrnkled , by ' tlae.tisf.., vi the
Spra.v. with hut nit), ur nu priar.l could not be hired
to have ..111" 101101N1 without it c•ven if it cost telex ,
what it dueg. Erns.vanq
• DOTYL-11OLLY—In Mansfield. Apr. 17. 1967:
by Rev. 11. Latakia, Mr. Daniel Duty. of Sulli
van. to Ni. 4 itistber
TIALLEY—Ci/— * ltt Mansfield. Apr. 19. 1867.
by Rev. 11.1..atuktn. Mr. IL IL Bailey to — Vir..s
Della Cook. all of Ma:b.:field.
nty.
by Rev. H. LanAin. Mr. Bit Smith, of CharTe,.
toti, to .Misg ..Al7ina Dike, of Illossbnrg too - 110;11 ,
HART-13ELL—To Lamb's .14:1 6.
.1.567, by Rev. H. Lyle Vin, Mr. navel art, of
Wellsboro, to Mrs. Clinutiaret &IL t i Riubtilowb
ITERRITT-703 , 1E: , ---113 1Vt.11,4,01,y,
a; liolli
day's Hotel, J. F. cnik;7lQ.
lierritt and Afirs Margaret Tame., both ott . 15; oinl
-township, Lyeornir,g eoutay, Pa.
• LLOYD—WILL:-'ON--.1” Liberty, ..Al,l-;1
1867, by Rev. M. L. Drum, Mr. Jacob 1. - Ittytt
of Morris, to Miss Martha E. Wi!li , o». of Libturty.
• WILLSDN—THOMAS—In lifer/ A. Mdy 2d,
/867. by .Itc7r. M. L. Drum. Mr. Charles Willst,n
:biLitrty, to Miss Maine M. Thomas, of Mould:
W. JVNiNGS. DEMOREST
4473 13noa:nsTA Y.
MARRIAGES
SI: 1 E0 Ai, NOTICES.:
HELMBOD,D'S FLUID EX
,,TRA:6I, BUCHF
A- a certain curb. -ter 'diSeases of the TILIMER;
I
liIHNEYS, tIitAVEL, • DROPOr,-FR)IALU 00111 -
NAMPA; (ANIMAL MatlLlTY, , and all diseases of
the liltiNAltY ORGANS, whether existing in MALI;
bit FR.NI ALF., from whatever tense originating .and'no
matter of 11QW.1.0N9 gSTANDINO, -
Diseases of these organs require the use of a dill.
•
relic.,
If no treatment is submitted to:Consumption or In-'
sanity may ensue. Our Flesh and Blood aro .suported
from these sources, and the • ' .
• .HEALTH AI4D:4IAPPINESS-, •
owl Om or -Posterity, d_rpenda: upon pronipt use t
reliable- remedy. . -„-
.
AIELNIBOED'S EXTRA% BIJORET
Establisbod Upwards of 'lB yeara i prepared by
EIEELIVII3OLD, Davao's; •
594•itrolviway, Noir York; and
feb.2.7- 2 1y. 144 10th l'a.
Are You Atßitted with a Cough or a Cold?
ARli YOU PREDISPOSED TO OONSIIMPTiON?
'Arc the Lircs, gf Your Chatircu in Jos9xtrdy from Sud
den an Nel>ek - 402 Attacks of Croup 2 '
so. 'Purchase a Ear op' .
BLA.DES! EUPHONIAI,
LUBRLCATORS I
The People's .host Sure and Effectual Remeiry for
Congas, Colds, Croup, 'Catarrh, Asthma, Brlon.
chitis, Diptherict, and dil Pubnofiary Diseases,
lIE LUBRICATOR is a medicinal` preparation in
the forin,of,a Lozenge, which, of ail modes, is:the
most pleasant - and convenient, They contain no dela•
bidet's ii.zredieut, stud are warranted to be always
safe, oven for themeakest and most k eensi tire stomach.
In Croup they glio'rkitEniott lfOr,00110:113 lend
Colds they are' intalttablo. sFor Catiirrli ;Asthma tend
Bronchitis they have no equal, in the market, (vide
Certificates accompanying each bok.) Diptherla, that
dreaded and desolating.disease; they control wonder
fully sad almost immediately.
No Public Spanker, Singer or Teacher, should be
without them, as they remove hoarseness and s trength •
on and clear t h e voice.
::. , 075'..itlway., Also them in time, and if the symptomp
are setTre , Veryt'reely.
Igt / ft,Pl39 I: CO., Prop'rd,
, „ • - • • = =Elmira, N. r.
116,and I.l7l44iiklin:-St., Agents
for New York City.
• iFir POP. BALE IT ALL DRLIOGISTS.
Dec.1,18664y, •
: •
ITEIMBOLD'S FLUID FlirtACT BUCLITi is pleasant
in taste and odor, free frotn oil injurious nropc;rtios,
and homes:ll64o in its actioul.... - fetr2f,:ty.
. lIELVIIOLD'S EXTITACTIIIICIIII giyea.health and
vigorto tholtatridland blO n am •to thepallittcheek. De
bility is 'accompanied by Mapy atatming rsymptoms,
and if no treaement is submitted to, c:ontrumption, in.
sanity, or epileptic fits ensue: " n , ,
~feb27.ly.
• FOIL biON.RETENTION'or INCONTINENCE of Urine,
irritation, inflammation, or ulceration of the bladder,
or kidneys, diseases of ,the prostrate glands, stone in
the phidder. calculus, gravel or. brcils dust deposits, and
all ;lite/I-sea of the bladder, kidneys and dropsicill
atcel
liage, Ust Ilr.mtnotm'sl4.up Extit.tor Enettu. feb27.
• A Cough, A Cold, or A
Q:4 o Ail V t ll Sore Throat,
BRONCH I AL B.cturr.Es EHMEDIATE ATTENTION, AND
1‘
190k \ (S?
C.). SHOVED DE CHECKED. I - E
AL
LOWED TO CONTINGE,
C fa Fi Irritation of tht Lungs, A
Permanent Throat Dia-
CouGH S
,
AND
, ease, or Consump
-0 Ce lion is often the ,
0 I_ l o
4 RESULT.
BROWN'S
BRONCHIAL TROCHES
Haring a direct influence to - the parts,
give immediate relief,
Fort BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CATARRH, CONKMP
TINT. AND THROAT DISkASES,
Troches are used with l
always good success.
Singers and Public Speakers
Will find TROCITES useful in clearing the voice when
taken Wore Singing or Spanking, and relieving the
throat !Met. 'nn unusual exertion of the vocal organs.
The Tnoeuts are recommended and prescribed by l'hy•
hieiatls, and have had testimonials front eminent men
througlimintiu onintry. Being an article of true mer
it, anti 13:1% ink MOVED their efficacy by a test of many
year finds them in new !oddities in various
parts of the world. and the ,Titocunt are universally
prononnee.l. better than other articles.
Oar okiN only '• BROWN'S linoxemxt. TIZOCIIES,” and do
not take any of the,Wormur.ss IMITATIONS that "way be
otierel. ,yta EVE:IVVRFCE. Nov.2l.'6&;tini.
•ENIIF:EIIEED AND DELICATE CONnITIITIONS.
of both Ilunnotti's FNIT.AOT Boom. It will
give bir; add energetic teeling , , and enable yon to
t.leep urn- - - ft 1027—1 y.
TAKE' , Nil MORE 11 . NP LEASA NT' AND UNSAFE
f,r implea,alit and ii://lgel'olln
Ileubol.l', 11xtra , 1 ,nun' abd TnAproNuil ItcHe
Ark, -1.. fe1.127-1.
THE iiLoRY 1)F MAN IS STlCEN4Tll.—Whereforo
(1111, fited Otnra a fin Moditttply
11 t:t3t 'totl: to HU'uU. fd,-'27ly.
RINC-BONE, l'A VIN, NV IND-CA LLS. CALLUS, Ac.,
On 11Ormg.. r.AMCALVY and rut NAMENTLY CURED. by
t h t. n.r• o r
itOnf . h II e 3 bone and Sparill OUT,
Th i.: i»,,licine v. a. , ..
vvtabligl,l 25 3 .-a r. av,o, and halt
nov,• l 1 9 ., , n known to fail, CI i vi• It a mail. trill. For
~7.114.1.3 - W.ll. TERISELL, & CO.. Corning. N.Y. '
'4I).S, ltarin, k Co., f1..4e II tS. N VSN' York. 0r17,66.rizn
i . . . , •
_ I SM ANTIOOD AND YOVEIIFUL 'VIGOR arc regained liv
II ELNIPOLT§'S Elill ACT I:Ill:III . L.1,27-Iy.
_
SIIATTLIIED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED by
If ELLLItt.Lt..6 • ExTr.tcr Occuti. tel)27—ly-
111:1,51114/1.1r,‘; EXTRACT lIIICIIU and birr . 037.1 ,
Piosli AQII cure = W`cret delicate diSOrd.lll nli
their F.l.3g , 'S. at Mile expensi..lilltt nr nn chanFe in
diet, m, lln 011vente . rint . awl uo expobm r, It is Idta,eaut
111 t.l~te Awl odor. itnrnediatu in its% action, and free
0111 411 injurtout;
ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
SCRATCH ! SCRATCH SCRAPCIU
WHEATON'S OINTMENT ,
Will 'curie the itch id 48 /lours. N'
Also cat ca ?ALT RHEUM, ULCERS., CIIILTSLAII4B,
andel' EI:UNIONS OF THE SKIN. Price CO cents . ,L—
Fur sale by all druggists. By sending CO cents .to
WEEKS 1 VOTTEIt, Sole . A.gent - s,WD Washington Ft.
1105 t on. tt wilt be. forwarded by mail, fret, of Postage,
to any part or the United Stittev.
June 6:1866. sp. notice Iy.
lIEKM BO LIPS CONCENTRATED EXTRACT EMELT
Itl TIIE GEEAT DIIIP-EiCL.
111:1,11DOLVEICONCENSUATED EXTQAVI SARgAPALILLA
1B 'ME 011 CAT 131)301) 1 > minty
Both nre prepared according to rules of Pharmacy
and Chemistry. and are the moat active that can he
made. feb27-Iy.
,J. x. R AND ALL,
•SURGICAL AND, MECHANICAL
DENTIST.
OFFICE at his residence on - Wellaboro street,
- Tioga, where be may belonnd from the Ist
until the 12th, and from the 19th - `,tintil the 25th
of each month. Will bo in Bleissburg at the
American Hotel, from thp 13th ,until the lath,
and in Lawrenceville at' losson's Hotel, from
the 2Gth until the last day of each month.
All operations connected with the dental' pro
fession, whether surgical or mechanical, will re
ceive especial attention.
_Haring an improved liquid and apparatus for.
benumbing the guma t be is prepama to extract
teeth without pain, and in a manner harmless to
the patient, yet no stupefaction,
drowsiness or
nabsea, follows the operation. Ether ow Chloro
form will be administered if advisable when de
sired.
Atliteittl Teeth of all kinds inserted in the
most substantial and beantifal manner. •
Call and see specimens of mechanical-dentistry.
, Tioga, Pa., May 1, J 867.
•
NOTlCE.—NoticeJs hereby given, that John
I. Mitchell, Esq. Trtistee of, A. J. Sr. E, It.
Webster, insolvent debtors, has filed in the pro..
tbonotarys' office a partial account in the matter
of the estatae of said insolvents. for presentation
- to the court of Common Pleas of said .county, on
the first day of May term next, for. confirmation,
and unless cause be, shown to the ;contrary, it
will on. that day be allowed: •
J.' F. DONALDSON. Proth'y.
May I, MT. •
LEGIBLATivE.-I hereby offer myself for
the suffrages of my 'working fellow-citizens
as an Independent Candidate for the Legisiature
the coining October. I, pledge myself to labor
fur the rights of the many as against tho few.
_May I, 1867-4 w. EDWIN WETMORE.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE —Letters of
ndtnimistration having been granted to the
undersigned , upon, the estate of Daniel Lamb,
late of Richmond, deceased. notice is hereby
given Dethose itnlebted_ to, and those having
claims against said eNtat,e to Call cm.' settle with
W.
Mrn'rs
Rip. W. GUERNSEY, f
May 8:1867-Ot1
FEW MORE PIECES
of ttioEti eulaqatifial'. - . 3laxtiai:s uud Stiirtiaga, at
April 1. C. 11. IcELLY'S.
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4 A 1 3 6.—A pen Lind ii
Inwp for troseue--
no breakage of an inneys—u t DOLLY'S.
.
New Spring Goods
just received st.t, C. B. KI:LLEY'6.
April 1, 1867.
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ITORSE FAIR OF THE TIOOA COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL' t3LICIETY. The So
ciety will hold Its semi-annual Fair at WECLS
BOROUGH, on TUESDAY do WEDNESDAY,
June 4 a t, ISG7. . The Board of Managers offer
for distribution to competitors the following.
PREMIUMS.
J 4 cZASS.
Best stallion, 4 years old-and over, g 5 '2d $3
Best 3-year-old stud colt, , 3 2d 2
Best 2-year-old do . 2 24 1
Best yearling • do,l
Best brood tnarek, colt by her sic.e, • 4 24 2
Best 'suckling colt, 2 2d 1
Bost; ; ', year old Gelding, • 3 2d 2
do 2 do do ' 2 24 1
Bost t 3 year old mare. • 3 24 2
do 2 •do do 2 24 1
CHESTER ROBINSON, U. L. AIKEN, 0. H.
WOOD—Committee.
lid CLASS.
Best single horse (gelding),
Best Eiugle mare,
Best pair matched geldings, 4 years
old or over, 5 2d 3!
Bcist pair matched colts, 3 years old, :3 2d 2.
Best matched colts, 2 years old, 2 2d 1
Best matched mares,_4 years old and
over, 1) 2d 3
Best matched mare colts, 3 years old, 3 2d 2
Best matched mare colts, 2 years old, 2 2d 1
JOHN M. BUTLER, ALBINUS HUNT,
ENOCH. BLACKWELL, (Nel8on) committee.
hid CLASS
Best mule l eolt, suckling,
Bost yearling mule,
Best pair 3 year old mules,
Best pair 2 do
Best Jack. any age,
Best saddle horse or mare, any age,
HENRY SHERWOOD, JAIdES H. GULICK
H. C. VERMILYEA. Committee.- •
A "
I Vila. CLASS. •
•
Best pair walking 'horses in harness, $3 2d 2 3d 1
Best pair walking mare' in harness, • 3 " 2 " 1
Best walking horse, mare, dr gold-
ing, under saddle, any age, 2 2d 1
C. F. VEIL, LAFAYETTE GRAY, SIMEON
I. POWER, Committee,
For further pirtieulare see posters; Bp ordei
of Executive Committee.
JOHN DICKINSON,
Welleboro, April 21, 1867—eaw3st Sic
, DUFF R'S'
PATENT FAR r lil GATE.
•
(Patented Sept. 11, 1866.)
I claim for it
Ist. The cheapest, most cnvenient, and most
durable Farm Gate in nine.
2d. Any farmer can make it with the use of a
saw and hammer.
.3d. It does not sag the posts, and cannot be
blown open or shut.
4th, It is not obstructed by ice or snow.
sth. It is stroneer than any other gate, and is
equally so when open ter shut, and cannot be
blown open or shut, nor does the hardest wind
affect it when open. •
• On the above claims and espeially in regard to
its cheapness, durability, and ctn. renience, we defy
competition: It is a new gate and hat( been bat a
short time before the public, bnt in all cases it
has taken the preference over all other gates.
It costs, including posts,,only $4.25 to $1.50,
and farmers can make them at even less than
this--they do not cost more than an ordinary pair
of bars.
Township rights for sale on terms very profita
ble to the purchaser. Farm rights for sale for
$3.00 each: I have put them down to this low
figure' so' that none need be without them, only
be sure and examine this before purchasing of
any other.
Any ono wishing further particulars will please
address the subscribei, all orders will receive
prompt attention. Address,
' 0. S. KIMBALL,
()emula, Tioga Co., Pa.
Apr. 24, 'O7-tf.
Orphans' Court Sale:
INpuratanee of an order of the Orplians Court
made on the bit day of April, 186 r, I will ex•
pose to sale by public.: vendue at the Court House
in the Boro of Wellsboro, Pa., on Saturday, the
2.tith day of May, 1867:
The following, described premises situated io
the township of Charleston, hounded on the north
by D. Kelsey, cin the east by IX G. Edwards, and
Evans, ou the south by lauds of Holman
Morgan and Sent'. Mills. on theivest by the Ba
con farm—containing lit, acres more or less. To
be sold as the property of the vainur ehildrou of
(leo. C. and Eliza Kress. E. A. JCP.I?.SS,
April 24, 18G7. 4t. • Guardian,
1 On 13USIIELS PURE I'll 4 4TH Y SEED,
ll 50 BUSHELS CLOVER - SEED O •at
March 18, '6l. WRIGHT h BAILEY'S.
IM
laannua
s
.S 3 2d $2
2d 2
$2 2d $1
2 2d I
:3 2d ,2
2 2d I
5 2d 3
3 2d 2
here.: they Comet'
\ • ' -; • , .
ONE.OF
THOSE li.eißeE' STO CKS, 1
~'~ .~~.,
OF
;°•• "J.!.
" s'.
;
EVERY THING YOU WANT:
.
'1"7;'•• • ±
;"; • :
• ,?'
MEI
L BALLIWIN & CO.,
• r
ACh jr P1111,94-11;) , a, i lstrxt Ito/ of
12=i1=1
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,
ei • ..1 •r , ; 7: ; , •', • i'; ;.;• •
embracin'g a 'geneial and complete it!sportixteni of
DRY GOODS,
FANCY: GOODS, LA D S' DRESS
GOODS, FROM A CALICO To
• SILK. CLOITS • 'AND ..
CASSIMERES,-
•r!;.• i
DOMESTICS, YANKEE NOTIONS,
'HATS min DAPS, - CLOAKS,
SHAWLS, BOOTS Wo SHOES,
ItEAIYr-MADE CLOTHING,
HARDWARE, CROCKERY, PAPER
HANGINGS, CARPETS,i
OIL , ,CLOTHS,
Groceries,
FLOUR, PORK, - FISH, -SALT, IRON,
-•NAILS, - FARMING TOOLS,
STONE HWARE
.-
ANY -TEEING YOU WANT.
These Goods have seen selected with great
care. ' Since the decline, a large portion of them
direct from the manuf acturer. Wo propoie to
sell them cheap for the Greenbacks. All kinds of
Produce taken in exobanie for Goods.
• T.-L. BALDWIN (lc ,CO.
Tioga, Pa:,,May 1;130.
NEW FIRM:
TO Buy - SELL' IS , OUR
B lISINESS .!
WE will buy at the highest market price,
the: following articles.
SHEEP S, DEACON SKINS,
r ttER.- SKINS,' FURS; HIDES,
, •
AJD VEAL SKINS,
for which wo will pay cash.:
Ww will tthinufacturo to order, French of home
tanned CALF or KIP BOOTS; in the bc(t'xnan
nor and at fair rates, and pay especial.Mtotion
to REPAIRING.
ALSO,
We have a first-rato stock of
! READY-MADE WORK,
•
; ,
dn which we will not be undersold, and; from this
rime we shall make it a point to keep up the best
stock of
LADIES' GAITERS,
to bo found in, the county, which•wo Nils sell at
a lower profit thnn such articles have ever tieen
offered in this 'region. ' • I
Wo shall likewiMi-ketip up goorl assortniient
of f
LADIES' BALMORALS; LE AT II RR
BOOTEES,' CHILDREN'S , AND
MISSES WORK OF VA
RIOUS STYLES, j
and all styles of MEN'S WORK.
LEATHER FINDINGS
can be bought of ne as•oheaplas any where this
side of New York, and we shall keep a full stock
FRENCH CALF, FRENCH KIP, UP
PER, , SQLE, LININGS, AND •
BINDING.
Our stock of PEGS, AILS', THREAD, AWLS,
RASPS, GLOVERS' NEEDLES, LASTS,
TREES, Glt I PSi •zeith SHOEMAKER'S
TOOLS and FINDINGS, will Ue found the Jur
gen in the county, and we sell for small profits.
We talk business and we moan business. We
have been in Obi region long enough to be well
known—let those who know us try us. Corner
of Main and Graftnn'atreeto; Oliposlte , Wm. Rob
erts' Hardware'Store, SEARS,
GEC!: 0. DERBY
Wellsboro, April 24, )i67:--tf.
BANKING HOUSE.
JOEL it JOHN PARKHURBT— CapitoI
Stock Two Hundred Thousand Dollars. Go
vernment Securities Bought.and Bold. Deposits
Received and 'Drifts on the principal 'cities sold
and Collectipna made on• Usual terms. .
• JOEL. PARKHURBT, President.
JOHN PARKHURST, Cashier.
Elkland Bor6, April 10, 1867-3 m. •
GARDEN SEEDS •
At Young's Book Store
FLOWER SEEDS
At Young's„Ppolt 6t9rp.
GARDEN 'SEEDS "
At Young's Book Store
FLOWER SEEDS
At Voting's Book Store
GARDEN SEEDS AND FLOWER SEEDS
At Young's Book Store
Wellslooro, April 10, 1861'—tf.
. SPRING STYLES.
at Kelly's. Ladies' walk in , Apr . : 467,
PLATED WARE--Cake baskets, card bask
ets, castors, sugar bowls, etc., at'
FOLEY'S.
PORK by the barrel, at
WILCOX
April 10, 1867
SEED WIIEAT—a prime article at
WEIGHT k JIAILLVS.
April 17, IRG7
FOR SAM.—A good 'HORSE, sound iwkd
JU kind, five years suld, woight 1100 lbs. 1-Tn
quira of PETEII, ,WQRTE;NriYI{X.,,
East Charleston, Apr. 24, 1867.' "
otaama
like bet cakes at C. p: KELLY•I3:
April 11367. '
E
• 3,.
11=1
j _ r ~4i
,46,..1,1511
SATALL ' PROFITS, LIGIIT
E.,II7PENSES.'.
AND
QUICK RETURNS.
if fti • i.: -7,
vj. ; :, ?, - 1 ,- "; `O. 4 3
THAT IS THE MOTTO ON WHICH
A, SUCCESSFUL 'BUSINESS WILL
BE DONE THIS* YEAR I
THE SYSTEM cii , DOING 3 BUSINESS
WITH LAM PROFITS__ IS
ON ITS LAST LEOS!
~.~ y L~
°
W. R. Smith's Sons,
AVEifalways said that such a pernicious
plan must give away to prudent and henest
dbaling,deponaipgupon •• " •
, • •
LARGE SALES, LIGHT ESPENSES AND
SMALL PROFITS.
Tile ' New
SPRING GOODS
aro now daily arrriving at thoir
MAMMOTH STORE,
!
, and the low prices named for them is drawing
hosts of enlitymers.
CALICO
can
. 1?o bought at
,about ono-ball of last year's
p'ricos,
DELALNES
at about two-thirds,
SirEETATGS
in proportion.
Among our Large Stock will be found
NEW PRINTS, DELAINES, ALPAC
AS, POPLINS, MELANGES,
. • ROXRAZINES, GING
• , .; HAms;,,t
BALMORAL SKIRTS; SKIRTINGS
HOOP. SKIRTS, SPRING WOOL
• SHAWLS, CASHMEE
PAISLPY SHAWLS,
4:**.
CARPETS, OI CLOTIg. CLOTHS AND
CASSIME S, dLOTV I ING, BOOTS
AND SH ,•HATSI 1 4ND CAPS,
TEAS, SUGARS, COFFEES, MOLAS
SES„ PORK, FLOUR; SALT, • ,
WALL AND WINDOW PAPER,
10,000 OTHER KIND' OF
GO 0 D'S .
•
An examination is all we ask, for. that insures a
sale. People desiring to 'bill "cheap should 'dot
allow anything to , prevent Weir calling; they
will get . i • 11
WELL POSTED
on low prices, ap4 they wild thep of course, buy
their
SPRING GOODS
W.\ it. SMITHS .SONS.
They will find it profitable in the end, and of
course, will sleep better. The above remarks
are made for the attention of close buyers.
READ, REFLECT,
'1 '' .:: J. ) ‘.
:i 2 . .. t: :45: - )4D - ' ; •",
BUY .V 0 UR GOODS,
w. slums SONS,
ADDIWN, N. Y
April 24, 1867
.
S. '1
't
II
m
MIME
=I
AND
RAW SPRINGINDS'
rzr
AT THE itOPLE'g 'STORE I
wp.ARV NOW
,0,01 - v A
,1,40 . 0,H . . Sio.SCK. ',0F:..400DS
Adapted. to ;tho
SPRING TRADE,
['Ad are prepared to supply the wants of the
people in
NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA
WITH;
DRY 6:OODS.
• OUR -LONG EXPERIENCE
has taught us that
ICFOOI3
,GOODS
give the best satisfaction, and those accustomed
to patronize us know that we
KEEP THE BEST GOODS
that aro to bo found in this section,
and those
who are not oni patrons are the losers
quite as much 1113,W0 are.
Vio keep as usual a
LARGE STOCK' OF CLOTHS
to sell .by the yard or
-MADE UP TO ORDER AND WWI
RANTF,D TO FIT. -
OUR STOCK WILL BE KEPT FULL,
and all Goods sold by, us
Warranted to give Satisfaction,
AND
Sold as Low as at any other Estab-
lishment. Mind that.
,
We invite an examination of our Stock and
Prices, pledging ourselves to
'At -
SHOW GODS FREELY ,AND TARE ' NO
I OFFENCE
;liOn \ ;io sale is made.
SMITHS WAITE.
Corning, N. Y., Apr. 10, 1807.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.!
Wilson tt, Van Valkenburg.
Have established themselves at
No,. 2, UNION BLOCK,
lately aceapied by P.D. i3undell
They are now receiving a tare stock of
SPRING
DRY GOODS,
In part, much as
'Cloths - Oaisimeres, VeStings,
Cloths, and a large varieti
Ladies' Press Goods.'
Cr i
GROCERIES,
MERCHANT TAILORING
AND FURNISHING GOODS
9
DON'T . FORGET THE PLACE
To buysbeN), awl a choice lot of
SPRING GOODS•
•
' The SeniJri'partner hss had a larg l o experienco
in Merchant ailoring, and it is the intention of
the new firm o put this branch of their business
beyond stilce:sful competition.
Feb.2o, 1887—tf.
i Wellsboro,
NM
- -
-
Ladies;
of
Gleam the. Blood.
-WITH corrupt or tainted Mood,
You 'are shik all over.: -It may
' burst out in Pimples; Or. Sores, or
is some active disease; or it may
merely keep you listless, •de
presssed and good for nothing.
But you cannot' have good health While your
blood is impure. Ayer's Sargapttrilla purges out
these impurities; it expels disease and restores -
health and stimulates the organs of life into vig- •
orous action. Hence it rapidly cures a variety
of complaints which aro caused •by - impurity of
the blood, such as, Scrofula, or Ring's Evil, Tu
mors, Ulcers, Sores, Eruptions, Pimples, Blotch
es, Boils, St. Arithony's Eire,i Rose or Erysipelas.
Totter or .Salt Rheum, Scald Head; Ring-Worm,
Cancer or Cancerous Tutrerr,_Sere Eyck, Female
Diseases, such as Retention, Irregularity, Sap
prcesiotb Whites, Sterility, oleo Syphilis or Nene
real Diseases,- Liver complaints, and %Mart Dis
eases.
,Try Ayer's Sortlaparilhi t and see for your.
self the surprising activity with which it
- cleanses
the blood and cures these disorders.
During late years the public have Seen misled
by large bottles, pretending to give a quart of
Extract,of Sarsaparilla for one dollar. Most of
these have been frauds upon tho sick, fOr they
not only contain little, any, Sarsaparilla, but
often no curative ingredient whatever. 'Hence;
bitter,disappointment boa followed the use of the
various extracts of Sarsaparilla which flood the
market, until the name itself linabecome synony
mous with imposition and cheat. Stilt we call
this compound, -" Sarsaparilla," andintend to
supply such a remedy as i
rescue the name
from the load of obloquy which taste upon it.
We think we have 4ound for, believing it has
virtues which are irresistibla by the class of die- -
oases it is intended 10 cure. We can assure the
skit, that we offer them the hest alterative we
know hots to produce, and we liave° reason to be:
Rove, it is by far the most effectual purifier of the
blood yet disbovered,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral is so universally known
'surpass every other, medicine for the mire of
'Coughs;' Colds; Influenza, Hoarseness, Crdup,
Bronchitis, Incipient' Consumption; and for the
I
relief Of Consumptive Patients in advanced ota
ges of the diseas +hat it ' is useless here to - re
count the eviden e of its virtues.' • The% world
knpsis them.. ~..
Prepared ,by Dr.t.J. O. AYER dc CO., Lowell,
Mass,, and sold by nll Druggists and dealers in
medicines everywhere.
Sold.' in Wellebtiro by J. A. Roy, may.'-2m.
AN INVALUABLE REZEDY
FOR
THE • ERIE YING OF THE - BLOW :
I
DR, J. W. POLAND'S
I •
HVAIOR DOCTOR,
A Positive Ilenzedy for all Kinds of Pic
- nzors, particularly
ERYSIPELAS, NETTLE RASg,_SALT
-,-
` SCROFULA, CARBUNCLES, 130Ii13,"
AND PILES.
It le very gratifying to say of this, or of any
other / , medicine,' " IL'is the very best remedy
knen.". It is not always so easy to prove it,
It as, however, exceedingly gratifying to the
Proprietor of this medicine , that, whlo ho dd
clues to the public that this is a most wonderful
and effective specifio for Humors, asst_ ted above,
he has abundant proof ,at ; band to sustain his
statement. I
For sixteen year's the Humor Doctor has been
manufactured and sold, and every year has in
creased the value of its' reputation, and the
amount of its sales. ,In New Hampshire, where
it originated, no remedy for humors is so highly
prized. An' eminent physician (now an army
surgeon) when practicing in Now Hampshire,
purEhased between fifty and sixty gallons of it,
during some seven or eight years, and used it in
his practice. :Ho has since then ordered it for
the hospital where ho was stationed. Other phy
sycians havo purchased it, and have 'used it in
practice with great success. When the proprie-i
tor lived in New Hampshire, at Goffstown Center,
for the space of thirty or forty miles around, and
in Manchester. particularly, the 'Humor 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
sera had to watt too more to be made. In that
region some very severe cases of Erysipelas were
treated with—and they were cured Erysipelas
sores, or carbuncles, those ugly, painful ulcers,
were entirely removddwherever, this medicine
was faithfully used. So itl was with.Screfula and
Salt Rheum. The Humor Doctor!cured them.,
Fur the Folic of showing what is thought of it,
a few testimonials are hero inserted:
Alilton Gale, EBq., 110,9100. , '
I hereby certify thatl was sorely%lTlicted ,,M with Bolls
for two years, dthemselveseloping theselv,es upon y limbs
.ig
and other parts or my body. The anfterings hick I
endured from them are indescribable. Fattier it to say
that I faithfully tried' ote.entl V the moot, po ular hu
nuiereniediis. but without retain, ing tho alllic lon. At
lermtli. by the eai nest request of Ott intimate friend, I
RUM induced to try Dr. J. W. Poland's Ifution 'Doctor,
anti rim Vol) happy to attest that all may Moils Were
renu}voil, and may health wits, restored by using Dr.
Poland's aforesaid medicine. MILTON LIALE.
Boston, Jan .1.1,1866.
A. C. Walton, 1.74 q., Manchrxter,- N, H.
Dr..T. W. Potmtn--Dear sir : I very cheerfully give
my, tehtimony In fit vor of your Manor Doctor WI nn ex
cellent rentoly fer Iluniors. 11Iy numerous acquaint.
:Ince In Mannlient-r know how sevorely I was .afllleted
with Bong and they knew how pqfectly good my health
cant itresent. l'imr Humor Doctor ' cured me. Please
re f er to me for particularK in my cal.e.
Manchestt r. June 11, 1S:d1. A. G. WALLACE.
• ifrg: 'lVhc.Pler, Slotschant, .111"afor.
•
I very confidently and earnestly recommend . Dr. J.
W. Poland's Humor Doctor as at excellent remedy for
donor.'.in
Tiavg been wonderful ly benefitted by it zap
Eel f.it own ruse wac vary !MVO re and obstinate One.
For mor"4 than two years the skin upon the inside of
both my handy, and even down on the wrist, was con- 1 0
staidly, cracked and broken up, em that I was nimble to
use my bands inlany kind of wet work,and was obliged
to wear gloves hi sewing to 'timid getting. blood upon
my work. The moor whielt no afflicted me was proba
bly a combination of Erysipelas and salt Ithettm.i: My
general health quite pour. Soon after 1 bogamto
tine the limner Doctor I could perceive signs of heal '
lag. I c , ,mtinned to take the medicine till I was finally
cured, illy bands 144 bow pedeetly free from humors,
and to all appearances My whole Systeth is clear of it,
abd has been for several months. I used eight bottles
be N, T telt nate to giro it up 'entirely, but they cured
me. • II A RRIET WIT lIELEIt.
Stoneham, Muse., July C., IWO.
Mr,. Polito, Dover, N. H.
DOVER, N. IL, July 22,1865.
Dn. roLAND: I received your letter inquiring' as to
the effects of your medicine on seivideltuess. lam hap
py to z..ty that I ,think it Is •• the medicine" for that
dreadful sic anew.l I tried various prescriptions, lint
found none hat settled tho ,titomaCh and cleared the
fiend like th Humor Doctor. I felt as though 1 could
fluidly wait-0 get ashore, to entreat you to introduce
it into ship ghandlery stores, that It may find its way
to thoso who sutler upon the mighty deep from sea
sickness. • It contains who take their families with
thew, or carry passengers, should try it for once, they
would never bo williagr i to voyage without It.
I have used it for my inmily,slnCe its Introduction to
the public for bilious habits, headache and f humors
about piy and havp always found It a ours
cure.
Jam not fond of having my name appear. In public,
and would not consent to It on any account but to re
lieve the Buttering; but If tho foregoing will be of any
Service to you or the public, you can make neu of it. -
EMU
51101 more might be stated in relation to this medi
cine, as contained lu testimonials, but b Is needless.
Ask Manchester druggista about it, especially E. W.
Blake. at Barr's. linkuire of Mr. Henry Plumor, of
Bedford, whose wlfo was cured by" it of Salt Rheum.
Ask almost any person in Goffstown, arid they will do-,
dare' ills value as It remedy, as used in their own cmes
or by their friends.
Thu i urpor Doctor was formerly sold at fifty cehts
per hot le; but the cost - of every ingredient composing
it has ne up enointously, thak the price has been raised
to seventy-five cents only, and that by compulsion. ,
The Humor Doctor is prepared at the New England
Botanic Depot, for the Proprietor, J, C. French.
Sold by Metileine Dealers everywhere. *1
DEMAS BARNES A CO., General Agents, New York.
For sale in. Welisboro by P. It. Williams & Co.,
J. A. Roy, Webb .i Beatings.
April 3, 18tru.--arn.
BEALE'S
(Leto Poi;rell'e)
EMBROCATION.
fur all Dieeasea incident to Horilee, Cattle, all 4
the Human Flesh, requiring the tal of
an External
,Application.
Tr"'new Compound, prepared by a practical Chem
ist, having a full kuowledge of all the niskical vir
t nett of each ingredient that enters into its compositidn,
is warranted -to exceed anything of the kind ever yet
otTeredlo the Public as un external application for the
(MIMICS for which it Is recommended. We are satisfied__
that it will work its own road into the confidence of all
who nee it, and those who try it once will neeetr,bu
without It ,and therefore we rely on experience as the,
best test of its usefulness, It is pronounced by Farri
ers, anti all who have tried it, to y be the beet applica
tion ever used. This Enibrocation,bas been put up for
over eight years, and it is only through the increasing
demand and urgent request of my friends and the
Public that towel It forth as the grand remedial agent
for the various disenaes to which that noble and useful
animal, the horse, is subject.
Melly remedies hare been offered to the Public Older
lifp : lent Pains, seine of these are injurious, others, at
hest of little use;. and many wholly Improper to in.
tilr..r . the pit/V./SO tor ethic) they ere recommended.
A !Milt:ems and really a
u nt composition, free fr o n t
i l .
tlop-e objections, lots then long been desired
,by
manA , . , ...ntlemen who have valuable horses,. and a re, un
witbing to trust ttetti to the care of designing and pre:
(mted ):tt.rriers',. Their wishes are at length telly grat
ified. ky Or. Beale) being ,prevalled upon ; to allow this
,guiltrocalloit:e hid, has proved so eilhteitaip to the
variettt,,dbease.) ty be prepared and brought t int to th e
public.,
This Entbroo idol' wits extenhirely used by the Gov
ernment 11111111 F the war. Addre:4s MI Orders to °
. , vu. EDMOND 11EALF..
t;O2 .61 1 11 t i,...1‘ cowl' Street, Philadelphia, l'a,
For cafe by sitdrelteevera geggrally. Ilapr47—i'an.
PT^ For halo at ltOrStDrug.Fitoro.
Az4% eqqmo
nt a great bargain at
April. I, 1867.,
T ADI1 4 .'13' BETS from $1.60 to $3O, at
14 • . doo,lo , • • IILEY'S.
HARRIET M. PORTER
C.. B. KELLY'S