HOME :. 'MATTER S. IVEDNi.4).iT7J'6 " L - 1. 2 :31, 1867. • Nrfcc A,d • firtisoinonte: • Wanted—Jr. E. Reeling. . . Lost—C. Miller; .• • Tax Payers—C: F. Miller. Application in. Divorce—Sheriff Tabor. The Queen's Cephalic • - • • Property i'or S'Llt--C. litunpbrey. Beyond the Mississippi—National" Publishing Company. Salo of Personal BeerfCti... Auditoiss Notice—. 7. Harrieon,,Auditor. konounceminit, for Astembly,—B. B. 'Strang. C> ;ESE-Bogs.—Mr. S.• $. -Spencer reciUssts us to s inferri:L.Proprietihsof; Cheese keel toriestbat tie will be ready tofillarderafor Cheese Boxes iu a very few dayi; • • • ' M. E. S. , SoliooL.- . -The Month y Ses 7 - Eton of• the Methodtat.Puinciai School:wilt ,be held at the Chnrehi on Sunday evening. Thu •exerei . ees will be conducted bythe•seholare.' - • ADDISON ACA:T>EistY.-:-We notice that our,young friend James 11. Ifosarj, late of beet)la; has tal6a charge of the Addison Academy as Principal. Wo send. him • good lack and God WREELEIR HILL' CHEESE FACTOItY;. —Mi.l.O. I v . Jones, Secretary, writes ,us thatt - this factory takes the milkjrom 120 cows,and receives a b m it ,Ii tons of milk per day , . 'the - average l n 1063 is abOriVs,o lb ._of 'cheese, per, day. ' We have tested the chee , e, produced and find it ei ceileiit. : ' : _: ' " ' .., ' - 1 . 8p311:1E5§ , C441.1.7Gr.: E.mf: D: ,Bun nell' has purchased;pro; *oat . Saiket, and- nfter thorolagbly renovating the same ready - to -sup ply customers. In our opinion Ur. turmoil knows low to run "a twilit shop, and if he. fate it will be s n exception :to th 4 Tale -*Lich appears to govern his operations."' SUccess to tarn. . CONCERT.—Mr. J. Parry -gave con cert at Cherry Flats Inst: Thursday 'evening which was well attended and gavo . oxcOlentsatisfactiork. Dr. Webb, of this village, who t was present„in forms us that Mr. P'arO,is sings vocalist he has heard this region . . Tie sings musie.c7i' his own composition With inimitable expression.* After Mr. Perry olosotl,•00 Weleh,GSeq Clith sang several pieces is fine style: • . The Elmira Gazotte thus refers to the Glass Factory, at Blossburg : , ~ , , ~_:,.,,i , i .‘ It has nowbeon running about a wool . ; ano at it 'aro manufactured all silos of 'tvi ildw coaoh,'ear and Sheet: - singlo and. double thicer glass. Tho•businesais carried on under the name of the Blossburg Glass: Company, -the :firm' being llirsoh, "Ely do Co., whose - address • is Bitissbitg. Tioga County, Pa. Some dozen of the.'best nd most experienced - glass workers- in- the ' country, aro employed hero. Tho glass is inside' from 'rock , sand gottenont'of 'the 'adjoining hills, in. part the property of the company." TEE COUNTY IHOUSE.—The Commis- EiODOTB have contracted for the oreetion of the County Tromso trittillfr. S. bi. Brokcman, Elmira. The building is to:tio• of brick, 40x60, and three_ stories. Tho contract price is $4.350, the builder furnishing time, doors, windorrs, door and window taps and sills Of irop, paints, oils, cave gutters and conductors. Mr. Brokeman is under a bond for 18000 to darer the Premises,' com plete, on or before the Jet day' of December next. He is a skillful and energetic builder and will, without doubt, fulfil his cozaract to the /otter. PROaßESS.—Opposite our window is a sort of depot for-Agricultural Machinery. - 'Du ring a month last past several Ivagan loads of Mowing Machines hilvebeen t deposited there, not, however, to remain for long, Every hour or so NV6 aro roused by the click of the toothed genr.lig as a machine is 'Miamd into the wagon of some enterprising farmer. We confeet: to a liking for that sort of music, whether ii be in the hay field or out of it; and the fact. that the " old fashion of cutting grass and grain is going to the dogs in-Tioga county, affords ns enjoymont. It is time that machinely wait made to do the work which muscle has been overta'sked to do.— Bring on your:paxLinos, ,GRASSITOPPERS.—Arr. Helem writing us .. Middleburg, Nebraska, says Or the Grasshopper Piave . "The grasshoppereconmeneud •learing abotit three weeks ago., (June p 0); and are all gone at present writing. They went:with the-wind, after doing some damage. Some fields 'of wbecit, : anW 'corn, and some gardens have been destroyed. But there Will be kriore-Corn raised this ymir than last, after all. 'Winter/ wheat is a good orop4-- about 40 lathey to the nerf. It is all 'harvested, cod spring wheat eilt this week." Mr. Clans - writes - under date -of .July 14; find' promises to write fttrtiter of the! country soon.— We shall he glad to hear from ) him, and others who have left noia county for the West. THE Clto . ps.- 2 `l ie hay crop, now be ing harvested, is remarkable. ' Tho growth , is thick, and 1 eiy tall. We 116,n0t imagine, hoW ever, that there wbei , much hay- exported 'fro#l Tioga County.' Very. little hay was kept over, and tho increase of enw-keeping is so consider:; bl at raostfatmers wjl.l feed what . would i..ave otherwise, a surplus;, Winter wheat is a reen, great orup x )faroi as - elaeithero; • and inueli mile was soared hist yeah 111 usual. Spring wheat looks well - ntsp.. Oats, if not .too dry will be a full crop, Cornitt" bun) 11111.7 - j'atateea noyar looked better, but they iir now setting and it is very dry. Six hours' rai ,:now would ensure l a fine crop in qUantity; tthe stalk growth dogs not indicate rot yet. Prim the best sources of infiirmation the new is that dopi on:the grUtind arc now less than six,days behind ,tho .growth 4f ,last year. , ' , _ ',,, , - .4- lt ICE. Cl..YlacElt ASTIAT.T, Y a I ativle of Mr. Chauncey Dimmick, whoge sudden death was noted last week, gives us additional:•partie4- lars of ,the circumstance attending the accident, eraeisrilat modifying the aceoiinegiven List weelt. Dimmick's body was found about eight feet from the stub 'which .ho, .was foiling. _lt seems that ho had nearly half severed the stub, which was a largo one, and had left his axe in the gad. • lie lay with his head toward' the stub, with the left teg doubled ander the , body. - There•war no Contusion found on the body Whatever; and - •oloso examination' does not Warrant the supinisition that ho was hit by a piece - of bark, or l by' any falling T.ho neck was encircled b r y, a-dark discoloration, and much swollen, yet. there •is no evidence of dislocation; If the day had been very .hot stvistroke 'tronld hi - ie explained the matter as svalll as anything. An it is, the cauhti of his death is wrapt in mystery. , I3ITTERe& BOSH,—Messrs. Hostetter a Smith, of Pittsburg, and Proprietors of djoqet ter's Stomach Bitters, have a column in the N. V. Tribune of• July 24, in Which they consider and dismiss the various Schools of Medical Practice with little ceremony: Theii. • objeci of 'course, is , to show the green ones that - nothing is Cdrtairt but the 13tomacIt Bitters. -.All else is , ,guses v,•orl< add humbug. They take occasion to say that the Swedish , Movement Cure is " an extravagant ap plibutionf.the principle that exercise is. health ful." N W wo have passed through :a course of treathre by-this process, nrailean say that so far from tiler ' lacing a grain pf tenth* (la their id isik lion it, its ho very, reverse of what is stated. The "Movem i : b ine is a system of fliassiva. gym nastics" np to the period of renewed vigor ;tbe . 'operator doing all the work, while the p.it lent re esains.passive. Nov' is it iT avpiteatittn ,rif tile principle that exercise is healthful. Qn the cod trary; it is an -. application of the principle .thit health is nature in cquilibrium, and by systematic nlovetnents,'n-hich t bring ,eyery voluntary muscle iutoiplay, proposes to restore the equilibrium .if, the vital forces. Per instance: If there be for-' pidity otthe •liver, action is induced by gentle qneussion by the operator's•httrici. If there be stony of the boviels, the peristaltic mount, is „in duced by_hmehanital means outwardly applied,;- If here Jm-,a; 5, nsitiveness of the digestive organs, and non-assimilation of food, action is induced in the remoter nauselee, and, thence to the' Partesif fseted by natetial process. : If the blood beam perfeelly.Okygenlied, ‘deep' breathing" is prac tice& and the chest ntniptilated. -Ail in all, there is . uo greiter or more eflieictit aid to l'e Cll ' , ~ ,- , peration than the Swedish,Movement Citric. / sm-wv - PigiVmtiV " , 00laiteloriwiti:uminiiLeffai '44rti esdptm , tions for diseases of the eye, by Dr. E. Smith, of Mansfield, last Saturday afternoon, The first was• for cataract, upOii Mrs: Maiishalle of l tast Charles; 'ton, an aged lady who has been nearly blind for several years. The case was very difficult, owlet; to the unusual depression of the eye within the socket, making it almost impossible to perforat the work with the usual appliances. The opera; tion was successful and the Doctor entertains a favorable oti.ctiqn of the. 0544- -* •!'li. i f "4 •The other case was that of ,a,littlo.doughtet of Mr. J.H. Do l an, of Charleston, who is blind from infancy, the,l l eyes having been subjected to a strong light 'at four ,clays from birth . , ~ .71,,, , ,y, s "were iribitfuetand - piotrreding, and' the"lciilffi 'wail unable,to donsom:thrtn;llisting m , ttsh, light fro 1 darkness wit the right eye. The operation wait performed with, the nati fl ent under the influence , , • , .. ..." • c of chloroforid, ia much s tiile - g ra .; ti fi cat io u et the Doctor•tlimapicity,kltided.hiOasurably nede Maniptdatimi; so much.so, that there is a strong probability that thelinfattutiate child will be abli, to see well enough tq distinguish objects. Dr. Smith is young,l•but a devoted surgeon, and operates with great ease and rapidity. He de; JsorOsr, amicannoit; wo think, fail. to. wilwa -;bril i - Rant future. , l_ , We 'Am that the DOetoi' successfully operated l for Strabismus, ot cross-eyes, upon a little son off' • , ,..c •,. tc of Tioga . • •-, Mr. Henry Fish, l , fait weelc.. t . . ._ MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT.—MessrB. Tick nor Sc -Fields, Boston, Mass., hake just issued this, as the fifth voluttro.of, ,thrtir, edition" of Diofrosts' Works : We have - hlwads iegtirded '"llftrtin Chuzzlo wit" as ono of qmyory , ,hest of, ;Dickens's books., When it first appeared there was a groat howl sat up by the pOor fools who toadied the author wheh ho visited the country, and were served up in "Mattiti,Chunlervit" in'filait 'lts severe, rtithice than elegant, Vol it hiM'ladie-11rit one over the knuckles than it does Atnericans. Fecksnifir,sfaircy (latnp,, Jonas Chuzzlowlt;Mad Mon ; takuo r Tifie fiiir`ly Offset ' 'NO th Pogram; Mis tress, Ilontihy,,C,oltariel Diver, and, Jefferson Brick ..—the fern+ being British,Rnd latter,,Anter can caricatures.,.-Jho creation of „Mark Tapley should entitle Di s ekeits to Tama.;',:inii as for any prejudice aptst : the Book, in America, none W4l avow not feel hit. The illustratioris• are capital, i thatiglevrhY Eytingo 43houicelitiv'e 'ptft in Horace ifireelai for:Jeffersori Brick passes our comprehensmn. , The illusi4ted edition is Ind $1.50 per volnmt, the plain, $1.25. ' Wo rag aril it as the fincit ularkilitit+of - Dialiehe'cidr r tiffaieti 'to the putf lie. Tho pliblisherS by' mail' prepaitl'ort .: receipt of thesoprice:s, or it may, Im , .ordered tit the Bookstores. , BASE ;BALL.—A- match was •ictlayeti: Thursday - ;.1 ( ,Duly 25,''.1.867; Bn'tlie!'Agile'-Groun4, - betAveon the Monitor 'Club: of Tiogn; and. Vie' Agile of Mansfield. Belc4 is the score? ~ AGILE I . 0- „..,,.,...1)19NITon. 0. 11. Smith, c 2 7 -Wickl ! ?ina, : e 5 5 Kelley, p ! 5 ii Mitchell, p 4 . 4 Faller, Es ! 2 .7 , Do Poi, •se 3 5 McGill, lb' 4 ! 6 • !Van-Osten; 1b...: -2 ' :7 -..:3,.63 , .11 r Mnerod.cm, ; ...2b..w. 4. S Davis, 3b ~: .... ....• 4 ,5- .A. , V5:tr,,31)...,..-... 3' ;5 Et 'elan , in, 1' • 1 6 E. Yair, 1f....4..... 4 4 Denjamin,'et ' , t 5. Sly, cf ' 5 2 Wilson, r 4 ...... .. 2 . 6 Johnston, rf ' 6. ,6 ..• IziNuios.l 1 2 : 3•4 S 6 7 . ' 8 , 9 ' 4 • • : 1,0 :7. '0 :li, .11i ' 0-53 MONkTOR.4... 4 3- •6 • 1 •7: 2„ • . 511—•1,6 , S.!. E. Wilcox, of Agile Club: Eleorere.H—C. E. Alk L. H. Tuttle ten, Tuttle. l;tes.—Agllo',.lVlonitor . foul bull.—Agile 0. Monitor. 7. ns.--- - MoCroden Of .the'Moitttoi•-2. 1 Game three Vours. ,••' ' E. W. AD.Aus, Fly Cal Outs on Route R Tithe of . .—So - depeilth lipan 'the sions•tine tit.ee.ives or men and nder sometimes why there is not thorp Goss! . that we .W Lid to outward appoaranCes. ' Prince attention Tour firsti.ll9siness transaction with a, ratuil'clii figured by ,u..t.Fcimn of teibacco-juico, running down from each-earner of his mOothl How well We reeblltct our sensations .as,.sitling _upnn 'l4 roof of tbr. Vint-olc_ye-entereutne ruing in Rlay thlitcou yenrs, ago . ,; - Pir ffine. The tall, graceful elms, which . their arms and playfidly sit uncovo Kea in r the' PO:fence of their eminded rid of- bonny New England, • is th% s weed, of :unspoken -welcomes., Jrig,o-er flu clank road toward' Wells-. ad leisurolo mark tho signs of rift oil ,4ther ' band. , "'mitering Main, were rejoiced to noth, that - strombody hair there,itoo, though 24 that it. , . l i ke' an liftertheught: • - 'Stir, they werlo I the , world .befoili, them and full of But We sliW no sideWailiSllien, and tlfp laces were dingy , and anti. ItiS IVP gLi one 910 tiro first reached d MIME majesty, it and gom tit Rolling ti Lord, tat abl'e \ Street no , planted, t deemed 1 trees, v. i t promise. business at Cleaver's, and receiyed'his cheer itf thought struck us - that Wellsbofp stepped wdeotne; „ ,nongli' from being ” whitewashed and Wever, Art) did net-Oblllf!,.a4a:etitie, I,Cas fat feneed in out soup in pence , listening to tit l e -fellow-diners,nmong whom were ,some and sipp gossip of longbeeril fait filien(lo.' AOll-4611 . 7 6- ial4it fourtee'n, , , years liaVe:rolled:riivory• ti,:aintoui village hi literillY erilboivircr!l . the', itore;frohts Will compare favorably this side o s • tkie -th9 whb 'day i .A since the; in shade, with mil walks- ell—they are much butter than non, but not good enough; A stranger pasting along before some of our ;'‘ solid nicri" Might .li-under i t little-,wh ther lenest pride ha rul d 'not e • tt41104"- ging; a d should he be reminded of a splendid , . carriage" without,. Ft, ~ step, we• should not - „inuell ','.. I I blame h ni:' ' ''''' " .... - .... , , , 1..'' _ ( —We address ourself 'tr : lliii & 4lififilacs - wii. o survive. th'e awfulheat.., , Of a lai*4direW, Did youl'veiL see such a. 4.urtmot breathe Atuii**irdatio. heat ?.'• Talk of theftropics ! One_wi'ii..l4 .. ,elit netr i t ./ de f the equate y for termity-four. hburs til sures u that dt was t refrigerator , edinPared-with Wodncsday: .• We w4iked up to; dltirier' - nrid:tete' forcted'll:),poCket our - , hands to j keep 'tlienk l .frolP blistering, ' The.heat rebounded from'qiie -gravil ' walk lilio the heat from the' roof:of di rever y or4- tors' ,fur c n e. co, Not Ass then LO ..:4e g i 9 p; ,in ill,O sun wo guess,, and possibly.inore. ..I.oo'dcgroc's in the ehadiest shade ! think of thi4L: Going intro the garden We found - thb - Micinnticrs prostrate,• the cabbages curled up, and the corn pale and lifelcss. But the tondate'vitie"e laughed and.greir fat, ;is did llio Loans, ,while ; the., ptdattms inutecy • I 1, '' • cried- for water. ~'' '.- - .!. ; • '.. .. . •', ....• , 'DR. I- 2 - Up Do Groff, yesterday. removed tam "the shoulderOf a Intik 9„sitling ih sn. It is as . of i the il . tiipiike7iir_fattS. '37.404i- liei g ,h A consiilerably o - ver tWo " vciu`pflt. s to this ho rotopvell, .ai catarttetqatOrts I. ',Woman's eyo.-'1 Alp Operated for stray or cross oyo4 upotiflitoothitt.:' , :i .z•. - : : IS, opois tiCifi4' .. kiSto: t . t3tiiip'ititt 4i' : 'by: . 111!ge if of :tb'e inqic, 9 l . oatFYßify, and x.tOtt;itititi.. ir,ithlo inr,overy_ respect. Dr.jttp, Do grafi' 1,14- eozliable• reputationlis a•skillful-Bat - 1 1 14 a tiwoessfol Oculist and Atirist.—Eitit‘- r.dl'i v elii!lri. :', • : : '.. ii '• 7 , ' Bns tarpnr Penn, Ey, awl Previo frotu Then' nntAloo I 41.1,n4t4' IP gain geon TA 11) ST Tho Magazines • itu g ust R, 4 erey rk very morr of - 3enn fueinn'fiod. For . young - people In their . teens - we imagine to ic perfection in alic • illionjwited rover is an, objectZtif ii•riever 'tile, 'On ite'ongras -aro-14- a 'rery - month, it n mop of tVe mop/11 5 ,5° elnif•-w/Mevc,F f . : faiq'si-l?livi?ttte iripiote•uiap of, flc etcie 04, the end, year • - •.52.61) oinglo • celiy 5 , eopiefolslo. The ty aid 'Hit 111 , .t-elf. Tr 1,. tor 11 ,t ~rillh ) of the -11ctrcl l• Houghton, -- New - Yorir. Youriffnikp:—:TfidAiiiOst'ito.'eorifairis a iu t alto e nf. "11,i_on rid tho')Vorid ••baty eioriei•:of 11§6- s.t take • boys by _storm. -,,For boysi- and om• 8 terlo years it has no .t ( quali:rits=va;t• NFry_ choice and its .engia'ringe 'l.ieadiffut. vear. ; 1'10169'r:4; Vields, Boston, Mass. Ois r fi (.11 • 1444 . . Pie 4 WI 'l l el - 04C I in.;2 l pei God 4 colebra ful, fin i , y'ar • Maya r zine.—Tho' August No. as usual, ten the uhion of the ueoful and the treautf. is iirperh fiiiihions` anti 'itsputtcin Hurl - refs s3.o(ta . icar. ragazinea irilty-im,•ll • ad,f4 - :tho, ! .lYefleViro torevand of •Mrsi EtvPostoffice,•Tlbgli.: •gehnyler Colfax Row I i 13o0c • lon Chas. A.AtMw,r l Aftt4l44 a4 ll -ibitt.PE, Thomas! Franekt Meagher,. N.' J.). Fairfield- 7 Portraits; Characters, and BiArraplies.' Queen Eliiiibeth'; TtioCSin efepOlrolo lii• ijtudy .c of 4,an uatOs - oCailNicyr PossesSions,luth map; Alma a and Netiaska; and inillttianxitltlriLges; ow t(i. :payti , ,Nppoy;, qtkegesp . in Llfoi . , HoT,,to .Get a 110 4 0 ; 5313, 1 1 .:40 ', 44 48 7.. §!./1 . ...iig . 4J 1 ..i114: 4 ';,E4, 11 1ar ,ted together; Theory_ of - man's , qganizakioni State Piide . i . %: Qh:laii : i tiOniVri f l s 4icint and thi, Presidency • Twelve MOdes of Committing Suit sido'j Ai(liilti4atiqq . 'of :Foiiii, an the Augusti4'4- her of the-atetiologic' al Journal. ;$.3 wyear; :30 bents-a,•nutabei: -Aildrass Eta. Wells, 389.13iositi way, New York': , '"iY , '-`."•• .:, .., --: .-. , . . . , 14 1 ,41tnflA0 = •' A 4 t::‘ Xeencyvilto,,,lnly•:•A•i, 11367,, by,t3t:•.D.,}feeney,4sq.,.Mr.zWil4atp,,Ckee, pf Farmington,,apd : , 114 kettcaropne Wfiktnen of Mid dlebury. • • VElNfilli:TP4S'hiA.V•idifajAC , ftife? beige of •li*ait • b y D. )31'•4inith'i : Ricluird = "Tenueit,,,.of,••l3l6 - aibnrg, „ and 'Mtn .kintt: . qtKitbri; • •"I...ri' • '. •4J4 r• - •.'cr;r_o •' . DEATHS „ -• , bo'rniug', , N. 'Y.; July 18669, Nyi)tialii - P.- TtutherfOrd',, aged ',413 ,, years; 2 mouths, duct 25 ''” ' ' The decensed has been a residen,i,of Knoxville, Tioga eotinty,l for the last eight'Yetira, Was an ea teemed and worthy hia..loss. will be d eeply , f9lY ) .Y;,a;laTgP •a!rala o S. Q. Naglec, L'sq l at Greenwood, Pa., July leS, 1814, Sophia the late Capt. matt Adams, of Tioga, Pa., aged 87 years. 'ritiiV*Lit . ulefiditir : i .the Pk@ Ai fori lverything her, was quiet and wish no pretensions. She was poq sessed of , wribbm&onl visorous:arul-pattiral poW,- ers bf te ,naeious, and being well storild with facts and A*o OciheiOill4nc Past; - ali° wa s 'lt l a4 t e r aa 4o - to - by seekers o ' ormatidn.. - She died, confidently retying upon the Lord Jesus Chilst ealviitiori? and ;bequeathed to her sorrowing childrenam unequivocal testimony to the stipfeuso importaace, of the, religion of Je sus, oh& Iv - personal ititertst itt his merits-and iri torcessions. 4= • .Coat. '§' L likeil L NOTXCh'S - '. . _ . COLGiATE Br - 00.?S ? GERIVIAN C) &CO r 6 , :ERASIVE SOAP mnoyfautur t ed ; from 2170,3, c - tr, r•Z`V. 10E 1 0AL% and finnyWool y '-'slileved the STANDARD OP-EX ' GELLENCR. - For sale by all „ • : serocefe. • HELlfßablira , - .4 -; . - ,TR A 671.., - .ATICTIU Stu-chitin enio • 'of 'We \ 11DA0DER, I KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, DROPSY, FEMALE COSI— :PLAINTS,I GENERAL DEBILITY,' and: all _diseases of thp , GRIN,ViN.DROANS, , whofhor exLsting-in Oa 11.131 AL, rim veliatovog,canoo'oliginatiug on4l no ter'of. 110 W LONG STANDING, Dlse4ses or these „organs Voquye Gal use or a,;(1lu• If - no tr9atment Ia aubmittod to, Conatimptiolflor sanity miffenßun. Our•Floe4 and Blood aro aapporto(l from these sourcea and the • - . HEALTH., AND ,HAPPINESS anal that of Posterity, depends upon prompt use Of' a rellabloaremedy. - 7 lIELAIBOLD'S -:EXTRACT BUCIIU, Establisbed nr wards of 18 years, pfepared by H. • T lIELMI3OLIN .DIII7OO/8T; 60,4 Broadway, Nowiroik, arid • , • fah27,-13".. , - 104 South• 10th at., Philatish:thin, Pa.; THE GREATEST .PAIN-RELIEVER • • IN TVCiRLD. j • • • Wartunted sunettor trtanrother,' or no pay ; for the cure of Chronic Rheumatism, Tootliache„ Headache, Sore Throat; . 21Incniitt, Brims; (ints,linicct stings, Pains in the Beck - , Chest,'• and thnbu; S.pidinb,:,ol(l . Sores, StveßUl'ol'l'6°, to take internally' for' Diarylicea, Ws en terry, : Colic, Snamins, , Sea Sickness,, frig; and Crimp. It js perfectly innocent ~ to talco . lnternally:if used i ttcporpitig to the directions, and never fails, as thousaudS ctirt attest .111 - 49411 i ,18 4 7 7 and now millions of bat tles . ai e annually sold. - -livery ono who has once used. R, eoutinues ,to so, taid rec. om mend icto their friends as the-moat, valuable' =dl ciao eXtUtit.. &union:a enough to,tlll n dezeu.nen/s 7 innerS bale neon run Ti•Fic-rnts "arnitiliTtl, wilt do, tnat 1a.. - etated,,and trying it., Tinieo,.rcsidiu:g at a distance from a pnysichtu, will 4nd iG n roliabla rudd . /chat to ha . reou hand in case of : Readouts): ; Ask fcr Dr Tobias' Venetian •Iditiment, and 'take no utter. Price , cents , and ' Sold ell. fieugghits.. P'Ont, Cort landt Street, N. Y. t July 17, ISB7 - -ISti.; • *,, -;:, , , —,,,,,,,,,,......-4..............—..„.....,--,--... t . -. HEIM 1.10.1)% FLUID XXVINPT. ntivipif is. pleasant 94 In test "and'Odor, free ttom Al infarions; properties, and ediateln its'actio'n. •L '= . -.l' ' fel)2l—ly. - • . . • IIIu,LNIBQI.Ii,'S E,.'PR.A.OT DlJOllU,gives imaith and vigor t 0 the frame And, bloom to:UM pallid cheek; Ilel Witty le" itcretnilanted -by many alarMing - symptoms, and if ino treatment is ' . stibmitted to, -conftuinpticin in sanity, or epileptic fiti 'entitle. - • • $- • • , feb2l.ly: : • :.1 TOR:ION-RETENTION or INCONTINENCE of Urirle, irritation, inflammation, or ulceration of the Mukha, or icido9ye, dlioaeots of_ the z proetrate.glande, stone in theldadder, calcillps, gavei.or breilt'dust deposits, and all diseases of the bladder;-kidno9s.and • dropeital . eel.' llnge;,Cee ilmarnotb's Ft.olD MS-TRACT MINIEU:' - feb2 o • .., ERRORS'_ OF _YOUTH. A aentleman \the suffered for years from 'Nervous Debility, Dronlature Decay, anitall the effects of youth ful indiscretion,' will, fbr the:take:of, suffering, human ity, send free to all who need it, tip recipe and. diree tiens for making the simple remedy by he whit cured: Sufferers wishing to profit by the adrertiserV expeil'ence, ckre dh.u'o' by' infdressing,liti perfect 'bonfl dunce • • 401 EN 41: 1313DEN4. , 22inay67-Iy. :„. 42Vd4r fitree.tkNew3turk.. 1 . _ ENFCDBL,EII AND atarrotku 6oNSTI3UTIONr. et poth,Bqx:osowejlEurnoiD , s vx.T.R.Acr .13(7cug. It.will giro brisk' add' ener g etic' feelingt, and enable you to vtipixAsikjirk: ''''' tfiSAIPE . REMEDIES for unpleasant and dangerous diseases. Use Ifelmbold's Extract Ductal and Improved Rose IP. t f 01 227..V TTtE.: • - . • .8 8. • .o.r,Q4Y ut. IS,,STONETlLfrsalutrUjore theyrreiVritt4 'A& debilitated aboutd - filintedititbbi - use 1:1ELUBOVIV8 EXTRACT linentr. fel}-271y.i "'/ 7- OOP'S U.I#P2 7 II r ES 4 . Thii - e.lvertiser gawp s. leaerr.t'estOred ,- to - health ima few weeks by a very "Slimilltd" rofnaly,after having Bar bered for several years with a severe lung affectton, add that dread (Molise Coniurhptiorz:As mextoue to , make' known to is follote.suffe•fevathe means of ,ctire: - : Tp all who- desire it, be .send a copy of the, pre-. scription used„(fiee of charge), With - thedireatiois for. preparing and using the same, whirl they 'will fliid a sure care for Consumption, Asthma,Nronchitls. Coughs, and all ThVoat'and.Lting Affecticm. Tlio •only object 13 f • tlie advertisprin•sendin tho P;escriptionia to benefit 'tlio attletel; and spr... info-Madan which , ho conceives to, ha' invaluable, :and ho hoDas every sufferer will try file remedy, as it will Cost them noth ing, and may prove a bleeping. Parties wishing the prescrip!lon; D j amf almail,m4ll lase add rli --, setla A.-WILSON,es 22rnay67-Iy. Williamsburg, Kings Co., N. Y. IIELI11101:1YE EICTItA " BIICHU and Imrnovrn Roan. W i tsn,eures secret, and deljeato disorders in, all their ttagoe, at II ttta expenee, - litt le or• ;no chin& in diely,tlo-ihcon<oniencp and Inv expostuo,..zi It lelleasant. ri t ti3toa d, ondf;lnimadtatOir ifs and; frOa . Frain all injar ions proriartiesi , feb27-I,yi YarillFUThailiZeregalned IIItLXBOLD'S itl . L . Titd'Ve,titlCllll. , 1'027-1 y. SHATTERED dONSTITVTIONS 'RESTOREDiIumooLD's EiTILLCT. Buena. filb27-Iy. . ili'l3.TrOU Ai Elated aritteaCougitt of a Vold ARE YOU PREDISPOSED TO CONSUMPTION? ' An the Lira ryf Your Children in Jeopardy from Scut dCn Eepca(cd Attacks, qf. Croup "If • • • aci,' Par chtsio I* 'Box:: of : • BLADES! E .14 U ICATOR,S!! Tie Popti;'s AtoSi E . tricitiCit /allied!' for Cougne,_,Cofffai• Croup, Catarrh, 4stfitna, .41ron t , -Rhf(je, ~plipperio, a nit Citi,Piatiloll9ry PIACI:IBCE/. ILE LUBBICATOB ti • =distant p,reparation b in the form of•a. Lozenge, which, of all modes,ialbe most pleasant andcOnvenierit, Thdy contain Unions. itigradiant, and ,are marranted to be always safe, even forthe weakestuntil:nest sensitive stomach:, In Croup they FITO INDIEDL&TE RIMY. For Coughs add , Colds they are. tat °able: • Yor, Catarrh Asthma 'add Bronchitis they liava no,,ggual id , the market t (vide CortlActites accompanying , each box.) Dl th erm, drisoldd and 'clesolatlag, disease; they Control wonder fully andralmost immediately. • No-'Publia: flintier* Singer or Teacher, Shcnild be- Witheat thetn as thay,xemovp liparsoussa and strength. , en end clear the vq• - ico., , lap- 'AI wise T k qe,t hiqn ,tirao; 044 Kil) symptom are severs Ilse c ury freely. • - J. lt, IIIdIDEB -VCO4llrotera;" • 'l' 4 rhniru, NLY• /4-jag SALE BT Al 4, DRIJOGISTS." Pile° ./5' Cents Per="Box, Dite:111,18811-ili,;" • • , EtEKSIBO Lftli CON CENTIIATED 'ENTltACtlttle.:_:• • ,„ • CIREAT DIUBI Cta. itgLldlibLVB OdNezint.wita Extrunt.S f utimPlulitA 5. - ;(f illea MEAT 13t.Q0D,ThIftift,En. , t i Both aro "PrePartd. According. to - wits, i of Fliannarly 'and Chemistry, and aro the, -most nctiyo tt f i c a b t 27 ca -1 ttc . n y made. 77:Jj\It ? B `A:3I 'Kit UP T a rir 1 13111lN'aiS, in full setts, at YOUNG'S-sl3(tiliSTOßt. BTILiRD TRIIAN Vhf rpt4rneil iroin York and *mare in announcing to the trading b lie that they havo now on hand4heir _ SUMMER' GOODS, whighAboy ' ohtsap ; for,coadr. , The, Ladies will find it to their advAntage to pag-and sie:ent splendid stook of ..• ‘ 2 ? 2 , DRESS GOODS & TRIMMINGS. MOHAIR MELANGES, doiltile fOld 4s: pr yd ALPACAS, double fold, cheap, ;7singlo tligap„ ORGAN,DiE,TERCALESOVOOI.4 bE LAINES, L . 4 . WNS, COMMON - DE LAINES. ''IN -* A"eck t . 'N' 6* .1 _~l .~ wo cannot bb boat. Also SACS BUTTONS, variety, suniMEit' S i AWL'S SKIRTS, We have ii:eWeiiiiid . aaaortiaerit of WHITE GOODS,; : SWISS - i , : I _ ~509:3 ; &9 1 ,-, &C.:, LINENS we havelio abundance. TABLE t LINENS, IBISH•LI4ENS, dco., 4c,c. , •„,}% • i . A beautiful assortment of Q,EACT:TRTAINS, and our usually; nine; assorted, stock of DOMES- , TICS, we have received, and!ara.prepared to give our customers the advantages of - a • deoline in prices on that line-o£ goods. • 4 • 4 ' . CLOTH STOCK • is itirod .3 order and we -still make it our aim to suit Our custoMeis; 144011 in •quality Be in tit of Clothing. - :OUR•HA.T STOCK wo may ,well be proud of we try to hoop a. good tiick;- both in-quriliity)ety esatid price. - • OUR SHOE-STOCK gaitied tt," reputation in, for keepipg, the beet in the county, and have all the styles from smallest to largest. . . „ OUR HARDWARE STOCK , we will soll off at cost as wo are running out of that lino of ,goods. - ' * CROCTaMY selling off at °eat as we are ranningout of tha line-of geed& • - • • - • Call and seems before purchasing elsewhere as 'we ,are convinced, and think we can etinvinco customers, that we aro selling good - goods. at cheap prices. - ‘: - , Pall and ie . ° oir Goods. Yon shall bo ueod woll.wliethorjon. buy, or not.. ~ - O. BULLARD, , A. A. TRUMAN. Wellaboro, May 22,1867. THE BAZAAR Z sTE -, Door . bolow;,Wip. : 4oberts!.llardiarota o'ror-o:"49 'l' LACE Yodif LONG; .11AV \ SOUGHT' . . to.putdbdea SILVER-PL WARE T )1,1 ; ) .5 "1 : 311. 48 TEA SETTS, W.WRE-A-T,ETE SETTS, BUTTER DISHES, CASTORS, °AIM 13ASItETS,, t . I ... FRUIT :BAgKETS; NAPKIN RINGS, CARD' •7.iItAYS, SILVER SPOONS, PLATED FORKS ; Sco., -Soo, Alga BRACKETS, LAMPS, - WATCRES, OLOOKS,.. 'JEWELRY; "ec' PANOY ' • - . ;GOODS of aticleeeriptions in Lis lino of kusiness. Wellebsro, ?11/4 80367-44 A. FOLEY NEW DRY GOODS STORE TOLES &r BARKER, , (10. 1 5, UNION PLOOK.) I= 2 -have justlrecoived our . now and very ,Inige stock 'of - : - - - 1 •:']7)11;Y: '00,4.135-, such as • • • f • . PRINTS, CLOTIIS, CASSIMERES, • VEST-' ' • ; •INGS;• READY MADE 016- - ,85 CAPS, . BOOTS. AND! SHOES, alsp a large and well selected• stock of °Romany - , .WOODEN WARE, STONE. WARE, KERO iSENE , & SIIOARg.; ;SYRUPS, ••IdOLASSESe. ' " .„. . rmo, Vie itre , ablti to ofFertior.ouitbniett of•the'r ‘-', " " • ; 1.7 DECLINES Clitt PRI7ES' " in the New,Yotlt.Mayit.ek,pur stootz.baying : bee , n purchased!- since the grent dean° in.-Go,-:, ... - !,[ ‘ ip* 4; 414.0% July 3,3807. -"" • FOR "$"..81 . t . • • ARRANGED', • nz • • ,PROT,O.QUAP.k : O4.II - 0411Y in tho cOnhtY, , ,l6TatOcl' qt bor - co' -Weßuty ' oun - - Boot iSf Tioga aoauty. .The yillaga. has ,1000 in habitants, and ie finriblintolll farming country. • Will Boil, and' teach WO:bust:leis to a )Itianliet dcyuuintad Cal' its IC I WQ cop. Tirdiebi#9, tyg fr a Co Fa. 3aly 3 867 '"MRS. Skiit.'"fiiiiPortera, siz'ei, of it: KELLEY'S. OM =I liEl glig lIM =II , . Ng* •. 01111,5 Y MI . ~ 4. I 1 '' t ‘7l I. QT T ' 99NPANX STORE r . •-• may o rN Ini WflAsye )ilat relielved tiew and' well ' :t legted",stoek. of Goods adapted ito the spring trade, and aro . prepirred to o ff er,a . BgTTEß assortment and _ a'. F., •. 7:Hi - BETTER' BitIGADTS, 19 than any other gtorU in Tio'git or .adjoining counties. Our experreno bcifittiugbt u 'to buy aooD' • GdDS, A O no others / thereby isairr•and ihoJd the confi dence of our customete. They are sure of get ting GOOD GOODq, 'Und for LESS HONE #' than they can get them elsewhere, and this is why the , • • i COMPANY STORE .. . -. , • •. 1 ' % ' '-', ± • is , oonstantly tbrongedwitboustemeri - vilille ether Merchants cry bard tiines t i We keep constantly on hand a large stook, of i =I ME NMI pitY" GOODS, ?O. GROCERIES, OROOK ER Y, HARD— WARE, WOODEN WARE, ' IRON, NAILS, NAIL RODS, HORSE • " , c 7 - SHOES; '. I ' ' • and *lost everything for'Farthers or'Meobanies Use. We also keep a fine assortment of. - FURNITURE, • CARPETS, BOOTS AND SHOES,, HATS' Atm ,OAPS„, , F,LOUR AND FEED, CORN MEAL, PORK -AN D FISH . ; ox ALL KINDb. •. SALT; se 'and fltie,‘by the barrel, saolosta box, • on hand. In short almost everything I. eiii• in a country Store; may Ito found • • , bothqp4 constant usually at tho - I COMPANY' STORE .I{ , is noiv. and complete, just what tho nt.*: 'We invite •an examination of our Our it poople w 'GOODS PRICES before buying elsoiiliere. We take pleasure in showing Goods, and,still more in giving ; our pri ces. • For,-with the. fine Stookise .or enabled to . show, and Prices so . . PXTR:EJSIELX.. LOW, wo feel sure of success Any goods that we sell that are not as reprE3- seated can be returned and the money will be re funded. - We make no unnecessary display of Goods upon the sideivalks; our Goods are in the house, neat, clean and tidy; and a plenty of help wait upon allwho wish to - sea them. COMPANY STORE, 3 /tl ) lKEl, B up b c RING OUT THE OLD, The .llniversal Clothes 'Wringer S dialed, therefore the cheapest, in the world. T Cogqrheals,•and warranted to be as good for sermick,- o ttfir wcarink year •as" when first put.- chtulvd.. : Aok i , 4 tto' first premium ,at '-Thirteety ilfate Fitit4„oo,at l thaNyoild'sigair in London, in 11348. ;, ;.' WASHING MADE EASY. his isibe way it is done. is the only mitehino which washes clean and does not wear out the clothes. Took the Ilrat premium at the rig, er the American Institute, and is highly re - ooMmetided by such Papeial as :the: Tri bune, the ~..ll4eit/tunietl tbe, i inccependFnt, and all of the AgricrulKtiraljpapers... . The tmdirgigried ie agent 'for 'the sale of the Wringer an(Doty'sW •asher • • "4- DAVID P. ROBERTS. Menem* May 29, 1867-2 m. ELMIRA. BOOK, BINDERY.-. WE are now inereasing our fazilities for oz eoutirig BINDING OF' ALL KINDS promptly and in.thAest manner, by the addition of NEW MACHINENE AND TOOLS, and tho employment of additional help: We are prepared to manufacture all kinds of BLANK BOOKS, frinldding tho'heiividet BANK . LEDdERS AND RECORD BOORS, with or without printed head ings' also Blanks Ruled or Ruled and Printed to any desired pattern. .• ' MUSIC; ''MAGAZINES, neatly and substantially bound Oar pricgQa,will bo as low as al,a o y, other ..Biii dery'outalilti Of New York - • —: 'Oar Piiceast con ".13e seen' ftt - the Agittitin. Office; Welleboro, where orthiri niay be left:for tiansmiision'te.us. ' FAIRMAN'A 00. ' Eloaira,'N. Y., July 17, 1867. .4ZIII - great b4rgaip: at; " ' Apr 11.1,4807., 'r" F you want' a SUPERIOR ARTICLE' of ' S4l.' • ' • by tbq BARAgtiriAck Or 'POVND; pane= got it nt ... M. - . _PRINCES.. Grocory and Provision titoro, Best door.,boloii Conyers. Wolls4ro, Jutlle 'si 1867ti;"'-` 11144 :'- thq lafeet arfvrit Ociodi 'April 1, p67'.f „ •• • ; !i • I • OPES'YOR' IRO FORKt3, at, , .„ Dulyl7] . TOttEf B do ARRER'S. MUM ! t • Beedtime'and'harvest aro promised to all; f The season is baatward, and cold, and wet, But there's timeloridowing and sowing yet ." And there'll be Spring, and Summer, and Fall— !ma 31 'Y OF course the e will bb a Bpringond Sum mer; and th re has been already a . BIG - 5` FA L TRIOES GROCERIXSI h , and-so-forth. Perhaps you may think tbegeasop has come MEM l i i ! "bEE4-IIVE` 'EXCHANGE " upon the oustomere who patronize me ; and I did not keep over, you know, and.thereforo shall furnish articles as EN who want to command beat prices fa use Liverpool Salt. And. furtbermi ye . 1%,-11.eq, 1 -I have a tremendous ' Oolong, Sow:hong, Sing-Song, Ding-Doug, Ily eon, Byson, Lo,•Sun, No-Su n, Omen T.. Meen T Black T. and - Crack T. all of which' is Warranted to *unlock family se crots at every T—par—T. Everything Eatable and 'Co'okabl as cheap as'ean be done and maintain a wife and numerous 'family. will always be glad to see you if You have money, and if 'you havon!t,hp, will toll you_ how to get flint article. ", 1 RAVE just returned from New York with a large assortment of SPRING & SUMER GOODS Bought at Panic Prices, and will be sold accor dingly. We respectfully invite attention to our stock of LADIES' DRESS GOODS CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, SUMMER CLOTHS, LADIES' CLOTHS, & ED .READY MADE CLOTHING, BON-TON, SILVER SPRING, and other YANKEE NOTIONS, HATS & CAPS, . HARDWARE; CROCKERY, GROCERIES, HAND`' MADE ROOTS : ARD §soE§, And many other things which we will be. pleased to show to all who will call and examine our Before, purehaping elsewhere, .aa we believe it will pay , gdii . for your timd and trouble. • =MI 11111 MIR SMALL PROFITS, QUithi:TSAIES! READY PAY IS OUR MOTTO. -:—„r ; : • r: :,1 Irl ' , D.On't forget to oat! at Ehe 7 ***: 41, • ;1:t • EMPIRE STORE, NO.I tiNIOIV BLOCK Wellaboro, May'ffo, "" 1 7 •:ti roil 'POTEERENE FOREMOST AT THE but I expect to opting A::WNE , OF WE PHA , LAST SUMMER'S GOODS, FRESH AS SUMMER ITSELF. Mil Evani• MY TayElpOQL SALT is fresiia;iiiilecanie l. ; -13:UTT,P? NAK, E- A - MATHERS will continuo to buy, FARMERS' PRODUCE at the beat Market Prices, and sell MATHERS NEW GOODS ! ' , NEW GOOD I J. R. Bowen & Co., VERY NICE AND CHEAP, ME also, a largo line of LINES' SACKINGS, Ai 0,, largo and new assortment of .k 4 qt greatly redlioad vices. ; : ' •,, t I • kinds of .1100 P; '-'4-STIfIiK oirOnifiiB =they 1116,6 4 , :LARGE ,Asiocstr (~„ 1 2; ; - '. EVERY ,-THING YOU WANT ; T. L. BALIEWIVA CO., TT Ay.ll JUST PURCHASEDa la stock of SPRING , & SMBSIER GOODS, • embracing a g'eneral.and complete assortment of 11. DRY . G00D5,.,: IiNCY GOODS, LADIES' DRESS •' GOODS, PROli A CALICO To Le SILK. CLOTHS MTh CASSIMERES, ra • DOMESTICS; YANKEE NOTIONS, VATS Ain, CAPS, CLOAKS, -,SHAWLS, BOOTS & SHOES, I READY-MADE CLOTHING, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, P A P E R ' HANGINGS, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, FLOUR, PORK, FISH, SALT, IRON NAILS, FARMING TOOLS, STONE WARE, ANY THING YOU WANT. 'm Goods have been selected with 'great care. Elude the decline, a large portion of them direct from the manufacturer. We propose to sell than' cheap for the Greenbacks. All kideljo Produce taken in exchange for Goods, T. L. BALDWIPT & CO. Tioga, Pa., May 1, 1887. 11 — .4981 '8 Se 'PI OI 3 9 E III III 410/ 1 4.7-4g?fpll Apu-sucto wira'oaiftVg" -noonedeni /nog ilia aoopd puts apooo /no ~ , s omiuunb iiuma eauetpaull ilaldoen °emu pliu sinutio.l3ll apooo sia aou) sogulnunpu paint au ~ Cio/r/nicoro seal/ping ozumpaull ago tit Suwino •)! .11410 Loci Lug 'oaßotriq 9 194 gild Sup u ui fiDlOtt q of Y MOIJ vivid -1/1m num y 'nun oevq,yinoqsi /ounua Liana •mils an; !loon 'cat rioitp . ' pimp/lug .0 .11 Sq palaqud LNV M Milol pelvageteso em of sacrlptia Jo tionnem gip tiro pinceet ININUVA .. ~t Y ~ sr Of' 9$ `ll2H,Ltniff MN vUI hav 1 311VM-Nll '3UVM-SSVI9 v - mcrayll .1 '?' anp.‘,2l.tibui - e2quooicid ()egg puu. MAI .ssaMPOll 449.41,, 110 . • . SP4ING, :ST.YL S. * * ell, 'a. Ladies' 'it ! • • Apt. 1i4.67 MN ONE OF 'I OF BM ' Groceries, JO *NS eaain AOA C 'O9 . (PUP! WO 'sans, iiamia isiuxura liaz,lll 'KOH' (3.011 nvx 'ROM aOHS asuox `saori Rugs puns cpeapunq aed S'IIVX 9.141177.7 g SIIV Lit *Vcr `CfrIg.LISIVVIf loops,oloqeiteAt no aooa pang, 30 6$ '4 A 04, Mil =I . :s4l-:tru:-_o#7ell --- AYER'S ..., _ • ~ ,:- ~ ~. . Cathartic Pills :‘_____,:f . „ ABE at t iv h e e m s - T o e st e perfect .a fo -94. , Pr . odu g eo, and, as ye think, has rt • _.. ever yet been .made by any body. Their effects have - abundantly. shown to, - the community how much they, expel thei other ... medicines inuse. They are safe and,pleaiant te, take, but pOwerful to cure. Their penetrating properties stimulate the -vital activities of that - ' body, remove the obstructions of lts organs, pu rify the blood, and expel disease. ,• They:.purge out the foul humors which breed end grow din- . temper, stimulate Sluggish Or'disordered organs into their natural action, and impart tone and strength to the whole system. Not only do they cure the every day complaints of everybody, but formidable and 411augerpus,diseases. While they produce powerful effects, they itro at the same time, in diminished defies.. - this safest - and beat physic that can be , employed for" elrildren. Be ing sugar-eoatod, they are pleasant to take; and, being purely vegetable, _aro , entirely ,harmloks. Cures have been made that would- Surpass belief, were they not, substantiated by men of such ex ,slted character, as to forbid the , su spicion of un truth. Marry ereinenCelergymen'and'physiolans certify to the public the reliability of our reme dies, while others have sent us , the :assurance of ' their conviction That our Preparations contdbitte immensely to thq ,relief of our afflicted fellow men. t `4 C. 15 , The Agent beloir named is pleaied: to 'furnish gratis our American ',Almanac, containing direc tions for the use - or those medicines and certifi cates of their cures of the following complaints : Costiveness, MBank Complaints, Rheumatism, 'Dropsy, heartburn,lleaditeh'e.'arising. from 'foul stornach, Nausea,, Indigestion; Morbid Inaction of 'the Bowels and Pain arising therefrom, Platu lency,•Loss of Appetite, all Mileages- which quire an evacuant , modicine. They also; by- pu -rifying the blood and stimulating the System, cure many complaints which it wouldnot be sup ° posed they could reach, suqh,as Deafness, Partial Blindness, NeUralgia and INervous Irritability, Derangements of ,the Liver and Kidneys, Gout, and all other kindred disorders arising from a low state of the body, or obStruction of, its fans lions. Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with other preparatiOrib on -which' they - make more profit. Demand AYER'S and.take no others. he sick want the best aid there is for them. and t ey should have it. • Prepared- by Dr. J. C. AYER dc CO., Lo ell, Mass., and sold by all Druggists and dealeis in imedicines everywhere.? . l• Sold in Wellsboro by J. A. Roy. july3-2m, . • 13, 1 .4 ALE'S (Late Powelre) EMBROCATION. . For all Diseases , incident to Horses, Catae, and the Human Flesh, requiring' the use of - an External AppliCation. • TII/8 nosy Compound, prepared by a practical Cho . m• Ist, having a frill knowledge of all the medical vir tues of each ingredient that enters into its cowl/Onion; is warranted to exceed anything of the kind ever yet offered to the Public as an external application teethe diseases for which it is recommended. .We are satisfied that it will work lie own road into the confidence of all who use it, and those who try It once will never be without it, and therefore we rely on experience as the best test of its usefulness. It is pronounced by Perri era, and all who have tried it, to be the best applica tion ever need. This Embrocation has been put up for ever eight years, and it is only through the increasing demand and urgent requett of my friends and the Pnblic that I send it forth as the grand r medial agent for the various diseases to which that nob', s and useful animal, the horse, is subject. Many remedies have been offered to the Public under different forms, some of these are injurious, others at best of little use. and many wholly irdproper to an swer the purpose for which they arcerecorcatended.. - A judicious and really useful composition, free from those objections, has therefore long beett. desired by many gentlemen who irtluable,horses, and are nn- - willing to trust them to thei care of designing and.pre. tended Farriers. Their wishes aro at length fully grat ified. by (Dr. Beale) being prevailed upon to allow this Embrocation (which has ptoved so efficacious to the • various diseases) to be prepared and brought out to the public. This Embrocation was extensively need by the Gov ernment-during the war., Address all Otdetato PR.-EDMOND BEALE, eG2 South Second Street, Philadelphia, Pa. For sale by storekeepers generally. 17apr67-43m. , 4 - For sale at ROY'S Drug Store. J. 11. ItANDA4L, SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST. .I OFFICE at his;residence on We'labor° street, Tioga,, where' he may be pima from the .Ist until the r .l2th, and from the,l th until ' the 25th of each month. Will ho in Blossburg at the United States Hotel, from the 13th until the,lBth, _..--- tl6 - 42i — ithiiiitilitre71Wtadiiinf each month. All operations connected with the dental pro= fessfon, whether surgical or mechanical, will re , - ceivo especial attention. Having an jaiproved liquid and apparatus fur benumbing Chu gums, he is prepared to extract teeth without pain, and in a wanner, harmless to the patient, yet no stupefaction, drowsiness or nausea, follows the operatidn. Ether or Moro. form will be administered if advisable' when de sired. • Artificial• Teeth of all kinds inserted in' the most substantial and beautiful manner. - Call and seo specimens of ineehanical dentistry Tioga, Pa., May 1, 1567.,„ , SUMMER'. MILLINERY I 'l%/1 - RS. 10TCHELL would partioularly invite _LIJI the attention of her friends and' the,ppblie gouorally, to -ealljind zoo It now eolleotion of SUMMER .GOODS, ; • " consisting 'Of the latest novelties of i( BONNETS- JOCKEYS, ' ERENCH FLOWERS, RiB BONS, LACES - ,&c., All seletod with great care. Dierything belong ing to the Millinery Trade of 'the LATEST ; IMPORTATIONS, can be found at bet Rooms on Broad Street, to which wou'd invite an early call. Mrs. E. D. DIITCRELL. N. B.—Partiethar Attention paid to Bleaching and Custom Work. Tidga, 'Pa.. June 5,1867—tf. • Glen's Falls Insurance OoMpany, _L GLEN'S FALLS; N. Y. Capital ant Surplus $373,637,66: o FARM RISKS, only, taken No Premium Notes required. It is LIBERAL.' It pays damages! by Light ning, whether Fir/3 ensues or not. It pays for live stook killed by Lightning, in barns, or in the field. i • Its rates are lower than other Companies of equal resporisibility. I. C. PRICE, Agent, Farmington Centre, Tioga Co. Pa. May 29, 1867-11y* . Real Estate" Sale. HE Subscriber will sell Jr rent the folloWing _ . Tvaluable property, to wii :1 One tavern stand in Lawrareville. One farm, on which be no resides, onh-half mile from .three churches, ei o School Houses, two grog shops, and one railr,ad, and abaut the same distance from the Him of !the Wellsboro and .Lawrencovilleltailroad. The farm contains 160, acres of good land, 50 acres thinbered,,Nvoll wa tered,..and very, ,productive." It iequiresithat the sped ' should be sowed and .plauted,ihoriever, to, ensure a harvest. ,'.. „ . Ono farm in Jackson. township, 175 acres; . a first-rate place for a clipeee factory. , Also—for sale-4; mules, 75 sheep, and other stock, cheap on reasonable terms. • • --- - • —:— , M.- S. BALDWIN. / ; Lawrence, Apr. 17, 1.84e7—y. , ill 33:: *nil:taws% SUB G.A'OIV DEIST, CHERRY - FLATTS, TiCIGA cp. PA., tiERATE§. Nvii.).L i Chlordorra,*thei . , and the Spray Producer. ' Jtinel9, 1567-6 m. We'lobar° WaolAariilng. • Machine. •„ • • , . IAxiI'AXING covered:oar :Maohino with entire now Cards, we are now relay, ,_ to Pant all 1 l without delay, and. ,ii'l 'tha be,at peasible innnner. All Wool sent from- a. djatlinee by Stage will be returned liy the name r if . - rnquirod..• 1 .S. it., 1111h1301:13 , , . .. - 013.111 PLAIA'. • " • .11rollsbore,,Jano . 12„ 18137. '' " , , - ..—. EEO., • F A.: It 14 1 I . G.Er . , rpliE BLODOET . ‘,PIiFaISILItIf,•;.I4II4)OON FORK ,ahead other., in flinritet wheat testedkt never *pits giVe tiecidetf . piefererio6. Be pre anti fittarnine before buyingoihere. ' ortiei'e alnitild be addre4ed• either Y. It. BEKS, CHASIBIDILAINI J. IL'OAMP IIIELL,.ot C. L. PECR,' • . • • 'Nelson, Tio - ga Count, 3, 1867-3re.vk •.•• • . , , FEW,........___ A MORE. PIECES of th,4so aubatantittil . Sbeetingsf and: Shirting's, at ' AOril I . ; - 1867. .. C. U. KELLY'S. • I ' .--- ' EM=l9 =MI
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