ROME MATTERS.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 11, 1867
MASONIC.
t.:SEA LODGE ; No. 317, A; Y. M., meets at their Hall,
~‘er Dr Roy's drug store, on Tuesday evening, on or
before the Full Moon, at 6 o'clock P. M.
TYO((A calArrElt, No. .1534, R. A. M. meets Ht the
Mtll, on Thursday ercuiug,pn yr before the
%AM, at 6 o'clock P.
t
Tl'oo A COUNCIL, No. 31,Abd: 8, MASTERS, meets at
the Hall, on the, third' Friday or each calendir
eloath, at ti o'clock I'. M.
AOIiTON CONIMANDEBY, No. 2S, of KN Joins
11:31PLAIL, and the a Nondaitt ortlera, Mete at the
on Om first Friday of em4l calonhir month, at
G o'clock P. M.
• Now A:clTertisempnta.
'Auditor's Noticei—J. I. Mitchell.
Administrators Notice—E. I. Stevens.
New Goods & Now Firm—Wickham & Parr
Plaining Scroll Sawing—D. S. Irelan Jr.
In Bankruptcy—Jacob Garrison.
Assignee's Notice—C. 11. Seymour_
Eatray Sheep—E. B. Seamans.
New Millinery Store—ltevaner"& Bullard.
Now Grocery—Albert Tipple.
GOods. at Auction—T. C. Cowan.
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RAlLiteADs. 4 _cereeted time tabibs
of the Erie, and BlOssburg Railroads will be found
in the last column of the 4th page.
TEUPEIIsI;CCi: .EET IN G.—Rev..
Paine, will given public lecture on Temperance
tlt. the Court House, this (Wednesday) evening,
commencing at 7 o'clock. Vents free. The pub
lic is earnestly invited to attend.
HE BEATS rr!— Mr. Win Henry, of
Charleston, Wednesday of last week, 'dressed a
' hog eight months and two days old, which weighed
310 pounds. That will do until .nonebody, does
setter. Friend Bailey i beaten.
FOUL PLAY.—Tho proprietors of the
• AotrAron are under obligations to Mr.- H. C.
Bailey, Treasurer elect, for rt,pair of ehickens.-
This liberality will tillable us to treat our families
to the luxury of a warm meal—supposed,to be a
rarity among printers. May his henroost never
ho robbed:
Eititivi;A.-1* oversight a portion of
'tT,c local matter in last weete9 paper, was made
up without being proved. in consequence,
? Aim 'cry mortifying mistake occurred therein.
In the local i i relating to the Comwth. vs. "yes,
Nilbourn, and Fisk, the name of the latter is prin
ted "Fitch;" and other errors occurred which the
intelligent reader will ho,ahlo to
. correct
goes along. These are some of. the mortiliceti us
of the spirit of newspaper men. . •
OLD TIMES COME AGAIN.—The T ft
dies of the Presbyterian Church will give the
pulaie - a taste of "Old : Times," in the shape of a
'l7.akee supper, Dee. 19th, evening, at the Court
!Luse. Tlicr object i 9 se good, and the bill of
Lae ,o attractive, 01E4 we do not see how rir;ybudy
one tents° to patrol s kiz'o the &Tiler. Let the
u. Lles be full by all Means.
Orrs AND INS.— In our last reek's
of outs and_ ins, we did not state that
Slit L ill Tabor had rotated from the Sheriff's Office
Attu the Poor 'House. Such is the fact, since
brought to light. We.congratulatO tho Commis
:lol/Vrt upon having :•ecured tho services of one
pe,:uliarly qualified to organize successfully
th,titation of the kind. And we cong,ratulatu the
peer who may be domiciled there, on falling into
the hands of it man who will do ail 0141 uu hail
vtt humane man can do to' Hnooth the
w i ateip of dependent
PENMANSlllP.—ourfrienci, Mr. Chas
'V. Palmer, of Sullivan, .:ends us steno specimens
't try trnimphs with the pen which certainly do
him with credit Both in plain and fancy pen
'minthip Mr. Palmer excels. If his object is to
torka.ctusit,-, IN e can recommend him to the
A: do. 1. amid nvo hope that) he may
li/id ample eDecitii agernent in r lac iray of patron
ge. We itulgtAhini to be a rapid writer. )lie
tanvy i-;very beautiful.
Boot;.—"Beyond the
31 '"'"'i . k -- -amidoe flout the information it cot,
came, is an alt,nu , r n". m u ., Lllll.ll
I JOIIiA itn page!, JOlllO oCtliwn near
ly equal steel. As a history or the early
K:111811.9 it is vetybiutere3ting. Dr. C.
K. Thou:11 ' 0mo, is canvassing rordite" book, and we
c. , iimiend hint to the patronit . ge all trho Want
b , oh worth all it costs. .
ALEI,EGED SLA.NDER. —Sotile Ileyflorl
alio does not subscribe his name, or date from
ftnywhere, sends us a letter branding the account
of the assault upon Mr. Crofut by Mr. Gee, in
e't week's Yloitotor,.m3 "an infamous ehCoder."
One who does not date from anywhere, and , docs
no regard hi p of Weight enough to sign it
n ht, letter, is ot, strictly i lspeaking, entitled to
credit. But our aim is to give all a fair hearing.
This anonymous relator asserts that Crofut hired
her,u of Gee to peat the stage on the Tiogh
and kept the" horse -two days. That 'Gee
irtAr the team on the occasion referred to last
'eck: that Gee only struck his own horse first,
ti.ca struck•Crefut's; and th 4 Crofut then tried
pm Gee out of the wagon, ,when Gee "licked
koundly." That Crofut hallooed hack to
and Gee followed mid lieled him again."—
And mildly, that nob Ody that knqWs Gee believes,
r took a cent of Crofut's money. We arc
refeevett to ex‘ . -Sheriff Tabor, and Sheriff Potter as
E Ger.'s character. We need no reference's. Mr.
4 •. v :, character previous to this allair was-good
fibagh as her as •Ave .. .know. But he should mit
'.ere run away from the officers of the law. That
: . , oks badly. Mr.Sice has now told his story, ex
pt his defender claims that Mr. Crofut was
Motor at the time. That somebody- Waz. in
Ittaor 'Tents true enough.
1 3 ruNEER EICItZer
of Deerfield, while un a s iSit to his
Alt. E. S. Seeley, late CuinzuhEioner, gave to
latter aolue ,intere3ting reeolleellot ,, ;
e print with pleasure:
Mr. Seeley removed, -with his parents, fi•oi
Lualley, Steuben Cu, 2 . ;, Y., into the gowene. , ,que
•410 y, in the year 1799 i, The family ponsisted of
'nine, and located in wh tis now Deei - field. The
father erectel a cabin of hark cot against a lallge
role log, and there lived tier a year, and a
110 then built a log house; and they lived in it
first winter without a floor, there being neilr
II
• nor griq will nearer than Painted Pout. s
niktituto for w gristmill used a stump, hollowed
at 6y tire as a mortar, with a spring peztle. Tik
they pounded their. gawp for bread on
,oiling timber for two years. After a 'while
•tltral of the settlers clubbed toe:ether and per
a pair of millstone:: • , Jut two feet in
2, nacter,. which we turned (by, hand. This was
4 , L.abkut five years. kin pt. this time , one
Ailt up .a gist mill at 'Lleeeher's Island,
ut twi t ive miles distant front I\l r.
the kunntry being n dense forest for twenty
tastWard, and no house between the Knox
,rat mad Linrreneeville. At first only corn was
grown. This lasted seven or eight yearF,• when
antl-..wheat began to be sowed. Mr.
' eley's neighhois were chiefly natives, such as'
:—tans, panthers, beats, and wolves—the latter
tug very plenty, as well cv deer. lli principal
tram th e howlin g of wolves. pot fa:teil3-
~ ed tfi deer shins, chiefly; out thd venerable
tylAt,rut these facts says that he %%II ten •.% our , .
! I V , efore he had: a pair of choes The first
' haul was opened in 180.%, and Miss ifett•eY
'rd well was the teacher.
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We arc altra4e , plad to gitt thesoecreps of the
01 the of time.
Uosstr:— Crime, I,otia its repulsive
"c, 41 1 , 1 Violence, with i(s torn and strouniing
"'r• crowded orit our (to us) pleasant dial ot,:gos
ti with out realders Ja:. , .t week. It tteldoin that
. -
indulgce ite readers. uith En dark a
".t r•Ch! nt I'o-doing as it,did on the 4th of De
that there was any especial out-
Crinic and Violence (luring the week end
(al thsti'lay ; that, would be heaping •too
I.a.h upon, nay wC•el: of still lic43 in the woods.
uss tla; record of crime accumulated during
uano.he; and upon the rubg that "it never
ril , Ls Let it outs," *. theso anpill-staid and quiet
columns ovorflowed wilh;t:occedinggs ;Cpurt ,
We e.9erlenc(id no pleas'ure:in iferthigiup;auch
grim chapter for public information ;, for we de.
sire nothing so much as the steady decrease v
business in the Criminal Courts.l And we nro la
boring, according to our best light, to depopulat
jails, flenitentiaries, Houses of Correction and of
ns the years march on. It is not sayin//+
mucliN'to assert that Ire take no pleasure in findin
mon lass inclined to maintain the supronacy
law than they should be. Evei7respeeter of fa%
can say the satue'; but if these abuses e.7ist
perpetrators must be ferreted out and itTraigned
if euirvictd the penalty must be enforced. It i
the only safety for the well-intentioned portion o i
society. Cour6 and juries are . intonded to stan
between virtue and Yice, protecting the forme,
and restraining the latter. It is with pride an
pleasure that•we bear tritnoss'to the priatiPt disl
charge of duty, in ibis respect, by the judge, lb!
officers of Cool, and the jury. Tt..t amity be
long time before the , I:ecortl, Ting
County again troneh.upon the space :Watt!
to [ova , congenial chat, is our sineprolnypo.
Suphronia Sitabii, pomeetzed of ail ttr
modern parlor arid dritiving-room aceomplisr
merits, and speaking seven, dead languages, d
sires a situation in a family whero thero is rci,
sonable prospect of her being appreciated. This
region has few families which can appreciate
seven dead languages; not many which va
boast of a, drawing,room. Miss Sophronia does
not say whether among her classical tlttainineuls
the art of shirt-making and stocking-knitting ar,:
numbered. Nor does she inform us whether, i
her opinion, bread is plucked from trees ready
baked,Yr mixed in the kneading-trough. Should
she prove clear as to the mocks operandi of sew
ing on buttons, darning stockings, and making
bread; and if her photograph shall be sent to usl,
proving her to he passably. "looking," we thiid
we know of a chanco for her to help establish
family where she cannot fail to be appreciated!,
As to the dead languages—she had bitter leave . ;
the dead to bury their dead, and erinfine. her
, efforts to vig,orous English. There area number of
lonely men in Wellsboro who are looki»g fur a
nice young lady to spend their surplus` income,
an rock their babies, But these lonely chaps
are very particular. Miter() ho ono terrot
their imaiginatioris Moro abject than anot4r it is
that of being taken in, and' dine iiir; by some
clever pieces of calico. - •
speaking of'haehelori, sto are' rem:ole ,
of a scheme to make tlhem useful, which is likely
to earrs , in the next session of the Legislature
It is proposed to put the entire school tax Wpor
the wilful haehelors - of the' biininferiwe'aith.
,is on the ground that having no children of their'
Own, they are morally bound to educate the clip
4r.en of,othem It x is iegarded sufficient on the
'kart of parents that they feed and clothe their ,
offspring. It is also proposed to tax each of
irk a sum sufficient to purchase two bonnets, three
two dclaine, and two calico dresses, pei'
annum. This is preparatory to-a law reqiiiring
every bachelor to pair off with sonic -waiting
damsel within two years, in defanit of which Sic
is to' be disfinnalsed. pc course we cannot aly
that 'this mcessaty w`ork will he done next t. , (
hut thei e it. , a trong prebalnlity that it tu.t,,
BUSINESS.—Mr. T. C. Cowen, of
has opentd busine'ss in Hart's 6uatlin g ,w het
he dors at venduu and privaeo
_sale, a variet
vearei, very cheap. ills Ulassware i&
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great. bargains, and the assortment i 6
in Welltro.
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ETTEits remaining in the Wulialmr!. Fe:A
011ie°, Dee. 2, 1867.
Al A Allen, Harlow Barnum, Char. 1;111.1,1y, I,
Bailey, Bliss Bailey, J II Calk itit, Atitlr,:w
tine, AV 0 Carter. Jana Dant, Nm N Ito Witt,
Ella Dubois, Wat Fowler, liato Furman, Mrs C II
Fishier, Edwin French, Mary Claim, J E Jen
nings, R Jenkins, Rev 14 Rymer, M 11 Wad,
Thos. Pathorick, F Plialen, Maggie Rei..land,
Frank itohion, Henry rl4(ler, tichenhlin, ll W
Smith, Alarvin.Emitb, E S Tadd, 0 Al tiller.
Persons calling for the above Letters, pletttN!
•say "ads eri ism] ." AI. 11A1t P.M.
A 1 4 .4:w-IiNGLANO SuPeErt.—ln
times, our forefathers and their •folk:' may have,
had some twinges of heartburn, or ~nnir :tom.
nch" from having eaten 'too heittly;' but the
nuglern disease 'of dyspepsia was then unic»,» , »,
and the makers of the thousand and ,'it • patent
bitters lip- its ettio,wouldhave had a hitter strag
gle with poverty, had they lived i i tlie 1111112 , z
whefi people 'ate to instead tif •livvit to
an opportunity to enjoy a good, '“itrase C in
the old style, at good ohlifashioned Yatii
ly have been induced to consent ewei min ilan
public At the Qonrt House, THUIZSDAY 'EVE
NING, Dec. pt, with a New England ;zapper, the
proceeds of whieh are to ho r.. the hrti
efit of the Presbyterian Sabbath rh,uL The
Bill of Fare will consist in part i•I Pt.) I: A lei.
linked; Chicken Pic; Baked
crkes ; Cider,tpplosass, Punkin Pic; Ilya and
Indian }:read, ,17c. The Eiderhiirdnent bill
wind op wits a» old-fashioned Apple-rat, and the
Family will dress 'for that aces-ton only, in the
fashion prevalent in 1776. Tiehet to the room
10 cents : to tlfil Supper Table, conple.„ 2ro
THE'INSTITTJTE OF INST.ltt_rt
The annttal meeting of this As , -.oeiation i.. pv,k
polled faun Dee. 12., to Thursday janitaty lath.
Tho meeting will be held at the State Not.mal
School, comtuoncing, at 2 p.m. o; that day dirt
continuing until the next day cv . sning. large
attendance of the members it I'XIRe , ILd, the
proceedings will he vsry intereqing%
A
PICTURES Pict - WU U : FHA hav
ing pieturealto he frmdeci hall lictr, r colh_ot the
Book Store, had examine i zo
moat of Frames in every oltuot.t ev
ery price. Lithogra:bs, Cl,ri.to—lrErigra% inns.
anti Photograph', nith and v.:thoot. Hawes, and
Albums, and Anima Notate..., great variet:i ;
also gtereoscopus and :3teli,,,copie pit:mica for
the holidays.
...51:4Y - to Y.at e tor'
then. -FP - Z' x dee'll
lic c 3 el,l
Tamarac and Mandrake Bitters,
FOR DYSP E PSI A
FROSTWORT grid Styllingia :1 c
cure for Scrolnia, Oil of 0:slc, , :or tnrib,
Deafness, Sore Fyi-?, Dnrns,
IVilso'n's•Diuretic Compound. Tridjap C.ietpoutid
of Honey, Boneset and for 4.1./q by 11 .
W r ILLIAMS & CO., jThlljg{ , tli 11114' A twrilicoa
rice, Wellsboro, ,
Fine French Merinee. 'cents tit •
I:9LES ItAttKEICS
Beq-Delaines i 5 ,t; 2,1 cents, at
11A
All kinds of ensBintvr, tt
ToI,ES A .IJA.P.REIrS
Ladies Vectsind D;fl,sci,
T 01.1: 4 PARE:Eiv,
Hats tlnd ;illl7eS ;it
liaringjost pun het% ilud w, 11 clnaud
stock of all kind , at dm la: I. great
Act - line in prirei , , tt, II! ;oiling you
both in-quality aid
Wo 4111 1,0 plc;,-rd 1.• who will (WI
and e:catninu our I• 1 I ; t1:11].. bet
:1411/g (-Len here, k 1• ail phy n for
your time and howl,!, T(11,E.:. A, DA it Iviil;,
No. 5 Union 11 I.
1Vav1)oro, Dee. 1:
00. 2:+tli. Istm
.MO‘ , STA, SEIVAIt, PACK.kItli 4 ,
Gentlemen—Po rm.! L ol mo. of your
ed American (2.001;ii.. in ll'e in my holi e . o
for about eight mowl,, I eeniwt deter longer' lit
give you niy opinion ;II jn et if... W e eut.u .
tnenced using it ti 4 » 4 0.01 1 010,er, ar,tl ha vu von_
tinned to use weed the (trot of the
prwent month. remc e time we hov e u se d
coal. I tied that it well.
have tied v,ii Wu , lt.ed., 01 „
with
in the 11...1 to elve .r om very gotta
ones, but to 11.0 :trio my Opuiss
ion, belong- , ;tic tit! I in 11:0 "
iufplieily Of , t 11•1 i• II • I.• remart;,.lfie
fortuity in bakinr,:. - »- it , evotwiny iu lho
us. of fee), 01/Illllwlrt It 1,1 Z1.0'41(10/111011 01 every
hou•t,hcfp,:f. 0 1017 !Ile to a,ey
that I COIP ;der the -At....rtr:t 11 I,oofring r,,re by
(or the, he-1 iti wo, '
Very icest,ectfully yours.
NI. ELY.
Fors CAI I' r i CIINV I: T. 7 1! 4 . (1, 0001.. Wellsbarn Pa
Deeeint,er 4, 31.
111APIZ r AC: EI-_;`
S.A P N—B RE WF-'l' r. -:•; by Rev.
C. it . .l"ne. nl Ili. 7.11.. 1 4)1,1) S;itilpioll
and for. of
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1)EA'1;1
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l'ealip; in ilio 7 , 7111 yt•3 r of hir
M:ENDER, French, Marine end 'ChurchC
Cloc t ii, at [tieel9] -FOLEY'S.
SPEOiAL .IcericE4.
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Paucier, , Sbrofula; ao.; Cured.
010.-Pereons afflicted with Cpncor, Scrofula, Tumors,
Erupt ietul..te., arefiurttP map of 121r.R.OntINE'S
Elticii(S-Altdibitte 4 d Blithe
awl ludfau l''.getablo remedies tvbichtleanao tbo liked
of an 1111111011, Mercury, Lead, Stn., ain't restore health to
to iiiv.dida afflicted whit every variety of disease. A
look desertfflug Srroft4a) I.lurakint, pd ptliry
dise ll geS, %%161i - char.
Mined fret at ilia Metrical Institute, -or by roan. Ad.
dreas Dr. It. 0 ItEIiNE, 10 Temple place, Seaton. Maas.
~ Nov, 6, 1861—ff.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
t DDRESS TO ME NEEVOUS.A ND DEBILITATED
,/,‘ whesc sufferings have been protractedfrom hidden
Causes, Mel whose cases reeptire prompt treatment to
render existence desirable, ,Ifyott are sufTering or have
suffered Ironi involuntary d thcharges, what effect does
it produce ppon your general health? Do you feel
weak, debilitated, easily Died 1 Does a little extra
esert Mc pi educe palpitation of the heart? Does
your liver, or urinary etyma, ori your kidneys, .fte,
.nasally getmit , of m•iler I ' Ls your urine "soMethies
thi ,- k, milky, or floeky, or 'l4 it., ropy or seftlingr_ t Or
does o thick scum ifsp to the top? Or
. is a aftlintent at
the hottout after tr . latt ' utood awhile?' Do' you have
spells of short breathing or dyspepsia? Are your bow
el cOnstipated? Doyou have spells of Ainting or rush
es of blood to the head? Is-your memory impaired,?
Is your mind constantly dwelling upon. his subject?—
Do yen feel dull, A ibtyss, moping. tried of company, of
lite t Do yen wish to be left alone, to get away from
everybody? Does any little thing, maks you start or
jump? is your sleep broken or restless? Is the lustre
01 your 00 pa brilliant? The bloom on your cheek ail '
blight . : Do you enjoy yourself In society as went—
no you pursue your holiness with the saute energy?— '
D,J you feel lie Dn tch confidence in yourself? Aro your
spit its dull anti nagging, given to tits of melancholy?
If so, do not lay it to your lit t er or dyspepsia. I l lave
you restless nights? • Your back weak; your I, yes
Avealc, and have but little appetite, and you attribute
this to tlyspi , psia or liver complaint? f i
N uw, reader,selfabuso, venereal diSellef 8 badly cured,
anti seN.tial I.l.keka6ea, ale all capable of producing a
weakness of the generative organd. The organs of gen
eratien, whim in perfect health, nake Lho man.. Did
you ever ` thiittt they those bold, defiant, energetic, per
sevei hug, successfal bliSilleal 111011 are always thee.
whose gum') alive organs aro In perfect health? You
no er hear such men complain of being melancholy, of
act ri111,11e1.9, of pa/pita tion.of tho beat% Viaare ney.
rt . afraid !bey cannot succeed 1 . 1 business; they don't
become sad and discouraged; they are -rdwils polite
and pleasant in the.compatiy of ladies, and look you and
them tight in the facc—uuno of your downcast looks
or any trite - lilealltieSS about 1111 , 111. I do not mean
dices 11111.1_ hcep the own mi ' entiamed by twining to es, - , ,
ce4s. Thesexvill not only Min the constitutions. hilt
also those they ,do ljusinela with or for. , t . i -,
',;,,,,,.
- How many Men fruit bitilly•ehred diseases, from flit,"
enects of self.abuso anti excesses, have brought abuut
thal state of weakness In thoseorgans that hits reddest?;the general system tro much nsq to induce altnest . e;rory'
other 4118es-4e—idiocy, lunacy, paralysis, spinal affect
ions, suicide, and ithuost every other form of. disease.
which himutnlty is heir
- to, and the real Callaitpt tim•
' troulde l scarcely ever suspected. and hai'e doctored for
sit hat Lliq right wit,.
2 Dl , e:lbeki or 'Hope organs require the tit.&of a diuretle.
II ELM BO &IPS 1?/.(1111 E.:(!)tlic'T It UCH U is the great
Iliiirelie, and is a certain cure for diseases of the Blad
der, Kidneys, (travel, Dropsy, Organic Weakness, Pe•
male Complaints, General Debility, " Mid all diseases of
the Urinat,y_Urgaus, nhethur-oxisting in Male or Fs
tattle, Troni n hatoer cause originating and no matter
how longstanding. . : , ,-,,-
lf•no tioatment is !Mimi Med to', CAtiumpfion or In
sanity ma . ). ensue. „,fhir flesh" and biood ' aro supported
from these h0111(19, Illid the health tied happiness, and
that of posterity; ftipnal open pi otoPt meet n.reliablo
. liEf.Mr.or.ivs y.VT n ACT menti, - ,OblitlAitiliett up-
Will it ill IA year , ' Prepaii dby li. T.IIIMMBOLD,
59t Broadway, Is:ctr YEA', A1td;? . .... ~ '
lti4 South but St root. Thmidelphja;l 3- 4. ,
.
Pmel.---$1.25 per bottle, or (; bottleil:Lir46,so * , . - (ItiIIT-_
vi td to any addrvss. Sold by MlDrugktbitv eTvryadiel7o.:
.
- _.- COLGATE a CO.t
i'y•:\ ; ...t*.. GERMAN
9'&CO' r' l ERASIVE SOAP
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(./"..,".. 4 k . : i MATERIALS, and may be con:
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. . . ' CELLENCE. Per vale by alt
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EBRORS OP ,YOUTIL
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A (Jet. t letztati. tVhO suffered for yeais - front - Nervote3
n e tot v, I I,unntare 'Erectly. and all the , effects of youth
tut itoliHe lotion. will, tot the Hake of suffering human
ity, bend It re to all who need it, the recipe mut (Mee
t tui for noticing the simple reined)* by which he was
mu ed. :Mitor, , o, wishing to prat by the ulivettiser'a
o‘pei 'mom, can do so by aoldresging, hi perfect than
thmtes 301(N B. ODDEN.
vl , -- I
_r. Cedar Street. New York.
SIIULIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS'
lIMICOOPATMC smarms,
ITATE PROVED, PROM THE MOST AMPLE EX
fief nn entile HIICCOIN; SIMV/13-PrOl/113t--
I-ancient, and ltellablo. They aro tlio only Netliatinkit
po it et ly adapted to popular uso—so Hintplo that tot&
na:et, t^tamd bo made lit thing them ; Ho liortralle no to
he tree o n Flnngt r. and HO efficient aft to bo alsNilLys
hahto. They haws rti•ell the highent COtnatildation,
(ion] :111, and will e render eatisfaction.
No. Cents.
1, Cut ei Trevern. Congestion, Inflammation-- 25
2, no I Worms, WortniForer, Worut•Colie 25
3. do Crying-COM., or Teething of infants— 25
- tan liginitia
Ey / unitary, unplug, mooss Colic 25
Cholera-Morbus,
V0miting............ 25
7. tie Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis 25
8, -go Neuralgia, Tooth:tette, Eine.iche 25
0. dit Ileadaches, .sio,...nraduclie, Vertigo... 23
10, 40 Dyspepsia. cllioss „Stomach 25
11, I, suppr e ss e d painful Periods
O. 'Winter?, too proloqo Poriotli
1 Croup. dillicult Breathing * l 5
11, .1 , Salt %Rheum, Eryflipt•lill, 'Eruptions.- : 25
nehecUr and
A ln g Mati sit, Rheumatic u e 2 Pains
is. 'S in v
Chill Fever, Agliefi 50
7, do riles, blind or liloetling 56
; .1 ,, Ophthaltny, and sore or weak Ilyokt.. 50
19. do Catarrh, acute or chronic Influenza-- 50
• du I .Vhooping - -Gough, Coughs... 50
In, kip jlSthmp. oppreAseil Illeathing I;( 1,
*s' E ar Dis c h argo i, ;moiled ncp.iing... 50
2.1, .'do scrofula, enlarged °hunts, SWellings- 50
21. dev General Debility, Physical -Wviikriess. 50
• ,in Dr o psy, and outlay Secretions /50
25. do Sea-SiCknesB, sicknetis from riding.:.'
Iridney-Disease, drarcd - '5O
2-i, 410 Nervous Eebility;' 80411114
involuntary Diechlirge, /.110
Hi. 10 Sore Vlouth , ,Can)zer
• . 1 -; Urinary Weakness, welling
31. Jo Paininl.Eeriods• With Smpla .. ... 50 -
W.:, II. ; Sitire.rilids nt ellituFe of life -
33, do" - Epilepsy, Spaitm, St. Vitus' Dance 1,00
.11, it,. Diphtheria. ulcerated tioro Throat. .... ; 50
1 0 A MM . )" OASES.
Or 15 LAVOE MOllOreo CASE,' CoNTA/NIAlu A - •,
CIFIC Fos EttRY bRLLyARY PBEAlir. A FAMILY
• tirritrr 'Jo, AND A lluOlt DlltEclioNs ...... 00
entallvr I mil Cli,HuS, %Vial '2O to ' , •
to .S,S
peCilios for all D19E,A9E9,1 , 0111 1.01,,C0R
(N0 unit for l'itii:vi:Nrivn trinitmenti and rb • r‘ •
pocket cases $2 to $5
Thw3o Reniertle.; iuy the cane or single box, are
'ilt to any part of, the country, by. Neil or &PITO,
free of charge, on receipt 51 the prier.
Address Humphroyu Specific •
3iomeopatbia Medicine Company.
&lift( II ha Depot, No. (16•2, BRoAbwae, Nero Yon)
liII3ICIIIIEI'd is conSulted daily. at his °lrma, per;
~.ohally to. Oy,leffif . uy abor4 s for all forms of dlsotom.
R SA. Lh' 3 - ALL DRUGGISTS.
Atsglist
NEuvous . DEBILITY.
W !III ITS CLOOMT , ATTENI4#S'S x -7--
BPI RI TS, DEVIZEB.6ON, ..INVOLUNTARY
EM lysioNS, LUbzi ..STM EN, SPERM AVORRIReAt
i') oi?-szoisrEit, nizzY HEAO, LOSS OF mem'
O,RI - AND THREATENED IMP&TENCE AND IM
BECILITY, find a SOVEREIGN -CURE, in HIN
PHREys, HOMEOPATHIC' SPECIFIC
No. TV/ ENT Y.- EIG
e k iwpo-v,l of Ilia Inaßt •Vtllultlito mild and potent
1.4 t 4% c t hey ”ti it vot uuco the root of the matter, tone
up tin. ,1 0111 , est the dintiargea, unit impart Vigor .
ovr;:), hiu tioo vitolitY to thu calico man, 'They
rut, l thou-471,h of ewes, Price $5 per package of
, N I + I, or per Single box. Sold by iltug
-1•1.14..4 /pi •••`llt by mail on receipt of price. Athlresq
EIt)Str.:OPATIIIO .
eqty: Co . 21aug117-Iy.
To dOiv:i4iLit-P-77irE;§
EI)WIi UI) A. WILSON. will cond (free of
..lairlq!) tp all wha desire it, the prescription with Ilia di-
I k'ction . . for making awl ming olio nintpla remedy by
wic i oi, he n:11 1111‘ 11 of affection and that great - I,
tli4easfi Con.aiiiptim.. 1114 °illy iihjeet I:+'to !Anent tile
afflicted awl he h"1, ~Very anilerer will try this pro.
itif ion, al it will cost them nothing, find may prate
blaming. Pleitie address
BEV. EDWARO A. WILSON,
William4burg,.lCipas co., N. 1. ,
4 22Inii)G7-ly
Aro You Afflicted with a Cough or a Cold ?
ARE VIM I . IIr.M34'6SPAPIC , CO:i2IIMMION) -
/..;,,s if rbar Children:in Jeopardy from Sud
ti,-.7i and leep,akd Anaela of Croy , ? If
• .; rairerand a Box of-
.E; L ADES' Ii:UPIION4 s A I L ,
1d1.7 EiRICA TO SI/
ME
The pcopte'm Affmt Sure and Effeelurtliltinet& for
I , lg. Group, Cater/Ih, divelimu,
Dipherfei, an evil Pnlninnary Diacatice.
rplIE LUBRICATOII: Is a Medicinal preparation In
. 1 the for nof A Lrirenge, which, 01 1111 modes, is the
most plc atnt convenient. 'llll6y contain no ,lele
terious i dient i nod are warranted to bo always
t.,Lre, oven for tilt' AKVIII:I.3t, tutu most, rensitive stomach.
In Croup tliey give Ititomitl natilm. Foy Cmigtis and
tsalds they 3 / 4 1t. a valualdw. For tlatarrlt; Asthma and
have it, equal in tho unirlzet, (vide
Certificates accompanying each Lox.) ; Dipthetia, thitt
dreaded and gle‘:olgtting ille,eAqA. 113ce e6nthil - wonder
'tally and almost iralronllMol3.
No iTealrer, Slinger or Teachtz, should be
wit bout them. vs shoe,remotiu lionraenesq and strength
en and cies rglie
• Al war iv& t Itf•ni to tin.. add if Oa symptoms
are fcq.ecre u.o, very freely.
11. 111. A DES k CO., Prop`re, •`
Elmira, N. Y.
IFr„POP. SALE.BY ALE. DRIJOOISTS. '
Pile() 25 Cents For Box.
Dec. 111 60-Iy,
: -' , 4 " •i 3 4' 1- ' '
331*-1646115310r
MFG AND, BOOK STORB!
BRICK BLOCK,
M AN D,
if .
V. ELLIOTT, M. 'D.;
Has just roturneil from New York with a full riti
oprttnont . of: '
DRUGS, PAINTS,
PATENT MEDICINES; DYE
STUFFS, PERFUMERY, to:.
YANKEE NOTIONS,
ROOKS, STATIONERY,
WALL PAPER
~ i' U I
CHINA & BOHEMIAN WARE,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
70 FS, and all other atliclo found in a
FIRST CLASS,
DRUG AND •BOOK STORE 1
Which h 0 taCTB at prices DEFYING COMPETITION
CALL AND SEE!
Rernernbor, in the BRICK BLOCK, Milin Street,
2 doors below . Wellsboro Street,
MANSFIELD, PA
.Nov. 13, 1867.-3 m
.I%%T4ew C:Nrc,c)ci.ss
J. H. BovVen
IT: AV B just received from the city a largo and
nEsortment of
WINTER GOODS.,
,
Bought sinetethe (iodine' in yiiic'es, itiditvilr be
sold accordingly. We reepo'ctftilly invite-atten
tion to our stock of ' 'll'. • '
CASSIMERES, BEAVER CLOTHS,
.• • 'lly,F 4 gBS . .; FLANNELS,,
also, a large lino of
MERINOS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, AL
,ApACA.S, and other DRESS GOODS ,
and DRESS TRIMMINGS', '
, Also, a large and now assortment of
•-•'
It.EADY MADE CLOTHING,
at greatly reduced prices
LADIES' FURS--a nice assortment, new
and cheap.
130 N—TON, a;i'd 'other hinds of HOOP
SKIRTS,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
HATS AND CAPS, HARDWARE
CROCKERY, GROCERIES,
• " • -'•
BAND MADE BOOTS AND SHOES,
=I
And many other things which we will lie pleased
to show tb all Who will cali l andexamine our
-
Stock Got;ds
•
Boforo inirobasing olsonlicro, as Wo boliovo it wit]
pay you for your time and troub)o.
QUICK SALVS,
READY PAY IS OUR MOTTO. •
• Don't• fiirgat to will set the
gniplie:;Store, -NO. I. Union Block.
Wellaboro, Nov, 13, 1887
FOR THE'FAI,L Sc WINTER TRADE
MIMI
Wilson & Van Valkenburg,
PENN'A. '
NO. 2, UNION BIASC-IC.
We are now proparedto,ishoW, as good gpods'ajd
at as low - tlgures as - at any other store in this vi-
E
I. •;-. -
NEW' G,OOPS
Just received by
At the well known Store,
\\,
einity. Wo ask an inspection of our
D R Go' 0 D S l's
4 10
- • • Iyhiob cont in part; of
.4
Cloths, Catsimeres, Vestiugs, Ladies'
• Cloths, and g. large variety of
_ Ladies' Dress Goods.
GROCERIES,
Best kinds, and as cheap as the cheapest
MERCIJANT TAILORING
AND FURNISHING GOODS
The Senior partner has Ipid a large experience
in blerchrant Tailoring, 'and It Is the intention of
the mw firm to put this branch of their business
boyotid successful competition.
1)
'il are Agents lei Singer's Sowing Machines,
.the eat and cheapest Machine, for family use,
lees
that
to got out of repair, and . more durable
that any other, adapted to fine or coarse sowing.
Cal , and see them.
"WILSON k e ITAN VALTCENBURG
SNl3'labor°, 0ct.16, 1667—tf
l i NEW ARRIV.4I., I
MRS. E. E. KIMBALL
now rocaiving a new and fashiquablo stook
,MILLINERY GOODS
frest, from how York, whieh she will sei very
chcal. Call and ozamino new stylekand rites.
MAIN‘STIIEET, WELLSBORO,
October 16i 1867.
Planing Machine. •
•AT I,CEENEYVILLE, PA.
y
HAVE put in a first-class PLANER, and am
, ropared to, plane flooring, siding, etc. to
ordei. I GEO. D. !CHENEY.
Sept. 18,1867-Iy.
Public Benefit,
AMONG the useful improvements of the day,
shore aro few that give moro promise of
good,few so well adapted to relieve human suf
fering, few s well upprovod by the public as that
new tt4d'powerful remedy called Salutifor (or as
the German eople call it Ilealthbringor).
It gives ea o and comfort to the poor sufferer
from Neuralgia and Rheumatism, and Wings
specily relilf to that large class of diseases that
are often cured and always benefited by an out-
Wari, application. •
Fsr sale by, 411 Druggists.
"Wholesale Dipbt DAY, TIOAGisAND k STI-
GiER, No 54 Conitlandt St. New York.
FURNITURE:
FURNITURE 1
T ARTHERTON • would, inform his friends
tl
and the publio generally, that he has open-
ctt it
' 'Furniture Store, in Oceola,
Tioga' County, whero he keeps bonstantly on .
hand all hinds of l'urnittiio—all of which' ho
offers as low for cash as eats bo bought •at• any
other establiehment in the County.
Nov. 27, 1667.—tf. J. ATHRTON.
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST!
HARVEST IS OVER!
THE YIELD rs GREAT!
WINTER IS COMING!
• ft
AND NOW ITY vE ME TYNE TO TAKE
MOORE'S RURAL NEW-YORKER
THE GREAT TOWN Jc COUNTRY WEEKLY
THE RURAL is the Loading and Largest-Cir
culating Newspaper of its class on the Continent,
superior in Value and Variety of Contents and
Beauty of appearance. It embraces more Agri
cultural, Horticultural, Scientific Educational,
Literary, and - News Matter, interspersed with
Engravingi. than any other Journal,—for it corn
prises Departments devoted to or including
AarticevrunAL, CnOlcl LITERATURE,
IfoancuLTune,
SnExP HUSBANDRY, EDUCATION.
GRAZING DAIRYING, . •YenITII'S READING,
RURAL ARCHITECTURE, GENERAL NEWS,
DOMESTIC ECONoIIy,, COMMERCF; MARKETS,
With Illustrations, Tale*, Essays, dfusic, 'Poctry;
Rebtiseo, Eniginas, Z•c., d.c.
THE .RURAL NEW YORKER is a National
Journal, circulating largely in the East and West,
North and South, It EMPLOYS TEE BEST TALENT.
in all Departments: Its corps of Editors, Con-,
tributorty drx., Comprises many of the best Farm
ers, Planters, Wdel Growers, Graziers, Horticul
turists, .4c., and also Authors', Scholars, Sce.; of
note and ability. In brief, the RURAL 18 Ably
dited, Pratt:Bdg lquerated, Neatly Printed—
• racticat, Scientific, Uecilit-ilforra, .Tnetructirc
and .grttertaininy.
Wherever located4in Country, Village or City,
YOU WANT THE RURAL !
Your Family skid Friends Want it!
For it is adapted to the wants of all. Note that
it is not a monthly, but a Largo and Beautiful
Weekly !
Bach No. contains Eight Double Quarto Pages,
printed in extra stylo,=-Clear Type, Good Paper,
and more and better ! ILLusrasmoas than any
other Journal of its Class. A Title Pago, Index,
&c., at eloso of Volume.
TERMS—ONI* $3 A YEAR; to Clubs
ton, $2,50 por copy. Vol. XIX bogins Jan
1888. Now fa the Time to Subscribe and Club
Great Offers to Club Agents. Specimens, Show.
Rills, PM!311101 Lists, Ac., RENT FREE; or le 13
numberi of this Quarter, ' (Oct. to .Jan.) cm rial,
for ONLY FIFTVCENTS ! Address
D. D. T. MOORE) Rocamsnu,Nirjr.
Popidar Pry Goods Trade !
TirMu r crib e rjbas . just received a largo
s
o
DRY' GOODS,
Among which will bo>found -many of
. the most
popular Styles of
Zang c CaMap
SHAWLS, CLOAKINGS & SACKINGS,
PRINTS,. GINGHAMS. BROWN AND
BLE4I4P . P 111,IISLIN$, TICKINGS,
NAPKINS, TOWELINGS, LACE AND
'EMBROIDERED WINDOW CUR
TAININGS, EMBOSSED AND
PRINTED TABLE AND
• PIANO SPREADS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, 4.c.
Where a perfect fir is guaranteed or no male.
A share of the public patronage is respectfully
solicited. i THOM4S HARDEN.
Wollsbore, M (15(1V, 1867 .: i 1"
,
k.- S .
PALL ' & WINTEI GOODS
,
FOR 1867_
,
111
SCIENCE AND ART,
embracing ovety, variety.
.
CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, &C
‘ltlerebandige,•.
nt ilriees that aro worthy of attention.
Also, a full lino of
riEtitts,` STRIPE SHIRT
INGS, TABLE LINENS,
BROWN & BLEACHED,
pecial attention is called to his ,
d,. 2
4 '116 , 4.. T 0R1N6 .DE
R
We bog to call your attention to ourOtock of
MILLINERY GOODS, -
for the Fall and ,lirint l er tradL, which is now
oomplete;embraoing full lines of
PLAIN AND FANCY SILK AND VEL
VET RIBBONS,
of all widths and shades . -
STRAW, SILK AND FELT HATS AND
- BONNETS,
of the latest and most approved shape.
Velvets, Crapes, Blonds, Braids,
Feathers, Flowers, Ruches,
Frames, Ornaments, &e..
and all articles portaining to the Millinery trade,
to which we invito your inspection.
N. B.—Particular tittention paid to Custom
Work. 1.
Mrs. E. D. MITCHELL
Oct. 2, 1867—tf. Broad Street, Tioga, l'a.
HOLD 1:::10FC
(io to KELLEY'S and see ttithatet Arrival g
FALL GOODS!
Conyisting of afgenoral veaortment:of
ris.„
rn
~.,P4 A
A ,`=.,' \,,..
r ,w4 rzi
oPiz Qi , ... , w
-
C •Fes '-' Pt
~., 4l
‘-' ~. a , 5 )
t z Pei 0
g - E--i- !
0
A- '6 at • g
MRS. FRY'S CORSET AND SKIRT
SU PPORTERS,a,AT
s,xaTiax 1 11 suns Atou cut) 9°9 P UI3 II" 13111.
NEW DRESS GOODS AT KELLEY'S.
s,A.aTiam it SUAIVITS /aIMAI
GENT FURS AT‘
:016r7 No ohargo for SHOWING GOODS at 44,2.
Wellsboro, Oct. 80, 1867
B3IINGTONS' FIRE AR
Army Itovolvoi,
`t avy Revolver,
Reit Revolver,
Police Revolver,
Now Pocket Revolver, 31-100 Calibre
Pocket Revolver, (Rider's pt.) 31-100 int Calibre
Repeating Pistol, (Elliott pts) No 22 ,4 32 Catt'go
Vest Pocket Pistol, No 22, 30, 32 A; 41 Cartridge
Gun Cane No 22 do 32 Qartridge
Breech Loading Rille,(Beals9 No 32 &38 ‘ , .-;1
Revolving Rifle, 36 Sr, 44.100 in Calibro
REMINGT6N..4 SONB'.`
PRINCIPAL AGENTS.
- - • -
Mooro & Nichols. New York; IV'm Read &Son,
Boston; Jos C . Ortibb cfc Co,' Philadelphia; 'Pool
iney it Trimble, Baltimore; lleniy Folsom & Co;
New Orleans;• Johnson, pencoi Sz Co, Chicago,
L M R.umsey Sc. Co, St. Louiso.Albert E Crane,
San Francisco. Cot 9,11387.-9 m.
FARMERS' EXCHANGE.
G. VAN VALICENRORG & BRO.
XCHANGE for Farm produce and Cash, on
tho principle, that "oven exchange is no
robbery."
ORK, HAMS, SHOULDERS, - WHITE
FISH, MACKEREL, CODFISH,
SMOKED HALIBUT,
LOUR, CORN MEAL, .BUC,KWHEAT
FLOUR, FEED, &C., C.
Wo have no ambition to got rich faster than
our neighbors who aro equally industrious'; nor•
are we desirous of running all creation that we
may have Moro to eat, drink, wear, and
• •
To, Lay By for a Rainy Day.
As rail evidence that wo deal fairly and square
with our customers, wo point to the fact that
r run of custom has steadily inoroasod from
e first, and promises to grow considerably lar
ger,
ARA TIMES Olt NO HARD TIMES
Wo pay OAS4i for PIioDUCE, and keop up
th tho market prices.
Remember the place,
TOWNSEND'S OLD STAND,
AIN STREET, WELLSII,,MO,' PENN'A
ISopt. 11, 1867—tf.
Down it " Comes.
WRIGHT_ BAILEY aro receiving a largo
lotof CHOICE NEW WHEAT ILOUIt,
th'e first in market.. To be sold at reduced fwd
eei. . -
. I.4augfi7.
b ,L y, p, R
ANKRUPTCY .BLANKS,
fall sotts,, at YOUNG'S BOOKSTORE.
KELLEY'S
C. B, KELLEY'S,
I'. 4-
44-100 In. Calibre
—3O-100 in. Calibre
Navy size Calibre
C Navy sizciCalibre
" BXeIIiNGE!"
The harvest,has come, the promlaa
To the man whose broad acres wore properly
•
tilled;
Whetit is goad, corn bunkum, oats may b'o
short crop;, 4 '
Ilut the average of all must ha marked 'as tip
top. • •
I. j MAKE no pretensions to prophetic fire, but
my reiteration of Bible promisee to the in
dustrious worker, was in good limo. lam there
toro emboldened to prophesy that nobodywill
ST I ARVE TO DEATH
this fall and winter who has raised enough of
grain and root crops to keep him and his family;
and those who lack anything in the way of life's
substantiaTe will escape starvation by applying t
to me at the
" BEE-HIVE EXCHANGE;"
whore they will find my
PORK,
solid, and sweet, and chea'p,'lny '
F LOUR-X-XX-XXX
I
according to the marks upon tho barrels; my
MA i KEREL & WHITEFISH.
ogn
77irr.
The latest catch
And the greatest este ,
west of the
"Silent, Bobbing, roaring, and plael' Sea."
I furthermore prophesy that every man and wo
man, without distinction of color, rabo, or sex,
will,bo
Cheered, but not inebriated,
by using the . splendid
111
which I ti l ol cheaper than the
GREAT AMERI t AN TEA COMPANY,
(or any other ma*. Sarkaam,) and no express
charges, except No express charge of so much a
pound, which you always pay when ythi trade
with ma.
have had, and expect to continue to have a
great "spell" of-
i
" Kaughphy
MOCHA (frotrt—Dlicca) JAVA, BRAZIL,
AND LAGUIRA
(The latter of which rhymes with, but was not
ground at " Elmira.")
I am further able to any that people will eat
much or little, in prbportion to their appetite,
and will pay for much or lads, according to
their money. I sell boa thwAliarter pound,
of course, but proferowholosalo it in packages
of not less than . '
pm EEN OUNCES,
and, by personal n, can ha indueed to sell a
chest of a dozeh .ounds to one customer,
MATkI.ERS .
will buy• and Ball
FARM PRODUCE
at boat prices, asking oily a good chance to pro
vido Nomething to keep hie family
OUT OF THE Peon HOUSE
Wolb.boro, Aug. 14,'6?. M. T. MATIIERS
-T. L. BALDWIN '&. CO.,
A RE ItE k CEIVING their stock of FALL an(
WINTFR.
Gr- 00 I) ,
o con3isting of a general assortment of r
DRY 6-00 DIS,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY
GLOVES, SHAWLS, KNIT GOODS,
HOOP svIRTS, BALMOREL
SKIRTS, SILKS, DOMES
yICS, FLANNELS,
)*
Ladies' Cloakings, Cloths and Cassi
meres, Gloves and Mittens,
sand *hoes:,
800
MADE CLOTHING,
REA DY-
Under Clothing, Hats and ) Caps, Yan
kee Notio-ns, Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Paper Hangings, Groceries,
Flour, Feed, Pork,
1
t r
Hams, Su ars, Teas, Molasses, •, Syrups,
Coffees, isb, Oils, Paints Spices,
Extr ets, 'Wooden Ware, -
Broems, Pails, Tubs,
[ Baskets, ' .
.3rif
Hard Ware, Crockefyie GliM Ware,
Stationery, Salt, Nailsl Iron
' Stone Ware.
• In fact, a general assortment and ati ,large
stock.as you'Vill find to, ielect from outside of
the city. AlOinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
taken in nxehango for Goods. We buy good
gbods and will sell as cheap as anybody.
•
r •
Ground Masts p
- 4
4
coustantTy on band:
T. L. BALI WIN CO.
Tioga, Pa., Oot. 9, 1867.
le A
• ,
AYER'S
Ph - ' Cherry Pectoral
, ~.•.‘
;:L:2 TS a soothing expectorant,
.1., prepared to meet the ‘
us-
V .-4 11 h . "7 .1 , spi : gent need of a safe and relia-.)
r j strO
l i t" — •• hie cure for diseases of the
throat and lunge. A trial of Many years - has es
tablished the fact, that it 18 more efficacious in
pulmonary affections, than any other remedy.
Its efficacy has now become so generally known,
that it is Justly regarded in many countries as a
medicine of indispensable necessity. In Great
Britain, Franco, anti Germany, where Medical
science has reached its highest perfection, it le
prescribed, in domestic practice, and constantly
used in . tho armies, in hospitals anti other inb
lie iustitO.ions, where it 'is regarded by th e ,
attendingi! physicians as the most speedy and ,
agreeableirentedy that can bo employed. Scarce
ly any miighborhood can be found where well
known cakes of diseased lungs, which had baffled -
the efforts'of the most skillful and experienced
doctors, liii - iii-lieen completely cured by it. Those
results are„the most convincing proofs of tbo su
perior eurative properties of this preparation ;
and to them the authors point with peculiar sat
isfaction. While it is most powerful againsteon
firmed diseases, it is extremely gentle as a medi
cine in infancy and youth, being - quite harmless
to even the youngest, when 'administered. jud -
eiouslY.
This health.restorer accomplishes even mo 0
by-prevention than cure. " If taken' in season, lit
heals all irritations of the throat audj lunge,
whether arising from Colds or Coughs, or Prolix
other causes, and thus prevent that long train 4,:!1f
painful and incurable diseases, which would arise
from the neglect of thorn. Hence no family'
should be without it. Influenza, Croup, Hoarse
ness, Whooping Cough, Pleurisy, Incipient Con
sumption, and other affections of -the breathing
organs, give way before this pre-eminent gombi
nation of medical virtues.
Protared by Dr. J. C. AYhR & CO., Lowell,
1
Mass. and sold by all Druggists and dealers HI
medicines everywhere.
.Sol in Wellsboro b,
Wiro Cloth for Cellar Windows at the Tioga
Hardware Store.
Pistol Cartridges, all kinds at the Tioga Hard
ware Store.
Cabin Chain, all sizes at the Tiokas Hardware
Store• •
All kinds of Jnpanod and weoden , Niaft, at tbo
Tioga Hardware Stora.
Pancy Toilet Ware, Wire Goetia, Bronzed
Braekeut and the best assortment of Cutlery in
the County, at the Tiogo. Hardware store.
50 Different kinds of Pumps, at the Tioga gard
ware Store.
A. largo stook of Saws of all kinds at the
Tioga Ilardwaro Store.
All kinds of Douse Trimmings and Mechanics
Tools, at the Tioga Hardwar - Store-
130 Tons of Stoves
. at tho Tioga Hardware
Store—to bo sold cheaper than over before in this
County.
A largo stock of Union Lanterns—tho only
kind that never ;needs repairing, at the Tioga
Hardware Store.
Close buyers all buy their goods at the Tioga
Hardware Store.
FROM PITILAD' LPHIA
I was afflicted.for years. with rhoumatisni in
my hip, and have tried eve 'thing for it with no
avail. But by the use of a ingle bottle of -lu
tifor I was entirely cured. t has also cured my
wife of Neuralgia. There is no remedy in my
knowledge likodt for Ithcumatii.m•or Neuralgia.
11. L.
No. 807 Perkiomon at.
Oct 9—tf
CITY BOOK BINDERY
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY,
8 Baldwin Stieet,
(SIGN ')1? THE BIG BOOK, 2D FLOOR,)
ELMIRA, N. Y.
OUR MOTTO
GOOD AS THE BEST, CALIAP .19 TUC CHEAPEST
BLANK BOOKS
Of every description, in all styles of Binding;
and as low, for quality of Stock, as any Bindery
in the Stale. Volumes of every description
Bound in the best manner and4n. any style or
dered:.
ALL KINDS'OF GILT WORK
xeeuted ip the best manner. Old Boobs re•
bound and made gobd as new.
D4M41,10311ig
's COMPLETE TOUR SETS!
I' ate prepared to furnish back numb4rs of all
Reviews or Maga'zines published in th United
States or great Britain, at a low price.
BLANK BOOK & OTHER PA ER,
Of all sizes and gualities, on hand, ruled r plain.
BILL MAD' PAPER,
.Of any quality or size, on hand and cut up ready
for printing. Also, BILL PAPER, and o CARD
BOARD of all colors and quality, in boards orli
cut to any size.
•
.STATIONERY,
Cap, Letter, Note Paper, Envelope's,
Pens, Pencils, &e.
I am sole agent for
Prof. SHEPARD'S N0.14-CORR.OSIVE STEEL
PENS, OF VARIOUS SIZES, FOR LADIES
AND 0 lINTLEM EN,
Which I-will warrant equal to ()old PElid. The
Lest in use and 00 AIiSWIM
The above stock I will sell at the Lowest Rates
at all times, at a small' advance on New Yo'rk
prices, and in quantities to suit purchasers. All
work•and stock warranted as represented.
I respectfully solicit a share of public patron
age. Orders, by Wail promptly attended to.—
Add,ress, LOUIS KIES,
I Advertiser Building,
Elmira, N. Y.
Sept. 28, 1867.-1 y
Notice.
MO THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Tioia
County Bank or claimants of any share Or
shares thereof.. You aro hereby notified and re
quired to pay up the balance duo onlaiti stock
on or before do 10th day of December next, or
the same will be resold at public, eele at their
Banking House in Tioga, Tioga County, Penne,
an the 11th day, of December next, at 10 o'clock,
A. M. of said day, as authorized by law.,
, B. C. WICKII AM, i'res't
D: L. AIKEN, Cuabier.
Tiogn, Sept. 30, 1867.
ADMINISTRATWS NOTICE.- - Letters of
Administration having been ,granted to the
undersigned upon the estate of Jerome Smith,
late of Wellsboro, dec'd, all persons indebted to
said estate, and all persons having claims against
the same are requested to call and settle svirbaut
delay. \ BREWSTER,_
Woll4oro. Nov. 13; 18Q7—em
EVIDENCE ACCUMULATES
THAT M. B. PRINCE is selling a few goods
now and then. Ito does not profess to sell
50, 25, nor oven 10 per cent below New York
prices, because ho has no faith that honor "any
other man" can do soand support a family ; nei
ther does he make any distinction among his pa
trons in prices. I 4._
TERMS, PAY DOWN.
People of Wellaboro and vicinity, please accept
my thanks fee your past patronage, and let the
solicit youriattention to my present stook of
F'3C.ACYIC-T3E16 7 %
(train Graham to tho finest,)
FEED, CORN I4EAL, PORK, FISH,
• AND GENERAL GROCERIES,
Most kinds of Country Produce taken in ex
change at market rates. store, Mozart Block,
next door to the Hardware Store. • '
• October 21, ISO. M, B. PRINCE.
INFORMATION.
Information guaranteed to produce a luxuriant
growth of hair upon a bald head or beardless fate, also
a ramp for the removal of Pimples, Blotches, Brun ,
t loos. etc., on the akin. leaving tho same son, clear. and.
beautiful, cif ho obtained without charge by address
ing THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Canna;
I Sault t 137 1 I! ur 823 Broadway, Now York.
Well4oro Cloth-Dressing Works.
HAVING engaged Mr. NAMES SMITE to
superintend our Clothing Works wo aro
now ready to do all kind:of coloring and dress
ing in good style and on abort notice. • -
Sept. IS 1867—tf.
.A. Roy : Bept4-2m
MEI
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