nOME MATTERS.
WEDNESDAY, DEO. 2,5, 1807
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MASONIC.
LODGE, No. 317, A, Y. M., meets at their Hall,
Weer Dr, Sloy'p, drug stow, on Tuesita.s eNeuing, ou err
defame the 1 , 1111 Moon, at 0 o'clock I'. M. _
TYOGA CHAPTER, No. 104, 11. A. M.,
meel3 ate
Ifnll,on Thurgclay evening , on or before, tho Full
Moon, at 6 o'clock 1", M.
TYOGA COUNCIL, No. ',II, 5...11A,TE11.5., meets at
the ll.tll, on the third Friday o 1 each calendar
month, at tl o'clock P. M.
TYAO AGIITON COMMANDER V. N 2S, of KNIGHTS
TEMPLAR, and the appendant otdeia. meets at the
Hall, on the that PriAtay of each calendar mouth, at
G 0%.1.c1; P. M.
• Now Advertisements,
A4sigrie l e's Notiee---Joh
--Furs—Purs—Do Lam)
Now 'Harness Shop—C,
The Last Call—Wrigh ,
Ash Logs Wanted-.-C:
Dentistry—Dr. Whip;
Normal-Sehool Annict
Register's IsNice—D.
;Harper's- Magazine—.
Harper's Bazar.
To PATRONS..— Ttlis number of the
_Agitator closes Volume 14: No. 1 of i 7 Ol. 15 will
appear January 8, Mr—thus leaving- our pat
eons without a paper nest week. The proprietors
send a Meru Christmas and Happy New Year to
their fric.uds, without tlistvarton of patty, se‘,or
complexion.
- 1.111 - RISTMAS. —The usual ChriStAlS
services will be held in St. Paul's ; Ep copal
Chureb, Christmas Day.
DONATION.—The friend of Rev. Mr.
Packer will give him a Donation at the Ilotve of
Daniel Monroe. in Delmar, Friday afternoon and
evening. 27th inst
LAimEs SuciAßLEt- 7 . 7 in connec
tion with the PreFbyterinn Church , till meet nest
Thurzday nt!eint.km nt 2 P. M., lit the yesitletwe
Of, Nrs. W. If. `'with. Th - t: tuutig the
cv,,airtg. •
BEATEN. Mr. _Hen ry'- 'E. Dyke, of
Charleston, writes that lie killeddn 5 month: cunt
11 days old pig, Taft fall, which-weighed 359 Its
Also, another, a fd'w days °ter. 7 loonthb, nhich
weighed 300 lbs: Messrs. Baffle and Henry Bill
hteve to try again.
DEPUTY SITERd'F. Sheriff Putter
ha- appointed Lieut. S. S. Doi2kwell, of _Cherry
Deputy, an appointment, wo may say
pa:-ing, which does credit to the Sheriff, and
is a night recognition of the nnirit:, of a gallant
'Nd
TIIANK—The Yankee Family de
-ire to expres, their thanks pub4ely to thei good
i.eighbors, who so kindly lent their "dishes and
things" on the occasion of their recent jcompa
t;y" at the Court House. Also to their visitors
for their kindness in coming. ,
ARRESTED FOR ROBBING 'TILE MAIL.
—Special Agent Humphrey lit:t week eau-ed the
uprest of Mr. and Mrs. 4. M. keeney. of the Post
'Alice at Keeneyville, nor robbing the mail:.
xamination was had op Saturday, and Mrs.
Keeney was 'held to bail for her appearance at
the U. S. District °mull at Pittsburg-. WY o hare
received nuns of the t 0 the.
treat
TnE ACADEMY.—It is desirable that
pupils intending to enter for the winter Term, be
promptly on hand on opening day, hi order
that a proper classification can be made and the
classes set out on an canality. The Winter Tel in
commences Monday, an. ti, and continue:-t 12
MEE
We hate gicat confidence in the ability and
ol Prof. Hodgson to establirdi and
amintaiwn good school-1i school which shall be
A credit to the village. He i= a I.ien t lem an of
culture. not much given to naming pro,ll,4ctU. , ,CS.
or to promises which he does not intend to per
form. We have only to come forward with a
gbnerous patronage to ensure a successful school.
: l l.ANSFlELD. — Ourcorresponclent,
S.,' has azain
taken up his 3.l) , ! : tie aii.l alezut
put up a large..2.team Fa9tor3 for the produetioi,
of wood He has a.•TE:ociated with hitti Cut.
ML. Clark; k,tocer. he latter will prohahly
•ifsp.)se of his grocery. Ilk many friends, while.
..vizhing him every EUCCUS in hi, new venture,
I , ;ret his abandonment of the lmsinetsoffurnizh
larr, the necessaries of life.
Fuller hrs ollarg,(1 and vr:r.y much
anpr6ved his liotei (The, United Statcs) for, the
•enfort and aceonimodadion of travelers-. Mi.
tivm. Adams has nearly completed his new Store.
fill , - will make the third businesr location on the
t side of Main' Street, Ira& hat it.( hi, 0
ICietiv confined to tho west lido hitherto."
EXPJ E s r LIN E.—M . \V .
\lit, bill! Superintendent of the United States
Expre.s Lines over the Erie Ilailio,ol and its
~,,,•ta,4 , was in town but week fur the porpo , c.
opening an Express Oflicein this village, and
•oineetiug line between Tioga and IVelkhoro.
Ile -lice% eded in tweomplishing both 01,ject&.--
1 pointing 'Hugh Young, Eerp . , the agent, and
Mr 11. J. .110E3 for the transpottation of freights
0,.1 _mall parcels riNeF the route. Mr. Ross is
t , l . ;iired to deliver freights and pttri';':i., daily be
this point and the railroad. Ail parcels
ti. fight Lron7,lll by thi. , line trill he •delivert . :ll
,t the door , . of the The price •
t. tv,eett 11'ellst,ore, and Tioga, as Mr. Mitch..ll
Inioliiied its, is 2.i cents pee hundred •lor heart
weights, and I.i cents mach 6.1 ;111:11;
.Mr. Young antloo .1 to ti eeild n,/' all pal -
r, Is sent. Ime Id 4.11/ , 11.1
"ttt , Z and truly tteighters. lea it,; ' done a be•t%
o v er the road for the pa• t • :It 11,1 ,
t-,1 - 12/11.1i1CF. is proverbial. and a•
iptestion: The rates established me 1.0. It l nt, I
l'cin ere: before knout' between tlo
if the public complain of la , k of pie-. la
,:lities after this they mmt I,c difficult to
c , ossll l .—A. Merry Cliriz-lnn'ei. and a
ail yon 311. individually and
jointiv, friends and-patrons. Thi: will find you
:iscif,sing your Chi istnias dinner , . we tru-t with
'moderation. stol gratetullY withal. Though net
h lei:1111Y to SilliCtS, tis e ktrwr ni ..),c =nu: wLich
; „:,ves a fitieretiAl to a t;t .. eltt,hil,
• tally to roasted I..ken
the turkey is being e:trved. the
,:olibler is laid nn its hack, and the fork inserted,
.lint upon your fingers the allinher ui ffuniliet.
t. thin your acquaintance whose eireitin , tanee,
not admit of
. 11 morn generous ihnio.l
'llristrans than on any other day in Hie yeAT. T,i
the count does not employ all your finzirs, ecul,t
al the remaining ones ail the little Lois and
,i;lris of your acquaintance %rho 133),. a. suauLle
for winter. liroing done this. upon
leur ten toes count the dollars 3ou have spent
hir.usteless luxuries in appetite, or dress, or ~rna,-
, mentreince last Christmas. And it the total
dollars represent half a elo7eu pairs of
with s ' torkings to, match, silently thank heaven \
that you may do what you please with four own
money, and' fall to. Our word for it, you can
ii;spenso with a celery relish on the oce.eion.
Those who have not squandered their rarplup ,
upon,luxuries to the preelus , ion of the act n;
elmr4y-hinted at, sway nred i .vieed Aufling. and
- .
%.elety, and-oyster sttae„
---;. l lhis should' be--_a , :liohlay numder
AiliVitor;"and in older t give it as touch of that
eliarileter as, - toctiinfr-weCida'a tun about toWn
_the other-deli- for the bectiefit of the givers and rv.•
ceivere of good gifts.
.11 , tir trailers have generally
made pre . rttelitUll' for il.ristmas. We sot
in at Pollard d - Goldsmith's, where 1/14 be firiUllit
almost everything in the toy line. from triih•s
light as air," to . the martial accouterments of a
Yciang Aerietiel regiment. Their shelves present
an , irTerly disarray of dancing jacks,dolls, inAnt
crockery, nameless articles of wood and papier
i maelle,\ At tiarilacCE and Mathers's we saw how
the confectioner had imitated nature in susor
and i,tes ittlellS of nearly every animal that
t aid..put:ag'etin Noah's Ark, and of the various
fruit and tloWers, being there, not as large 11:-.
life. nor twice as , natural. Passing on to William , 4
S Co's Drug iitere, we found Santa Claus in 441
1
iley.
imball.
Weekly; anti
his glory; offering .A great variety of ,articteS;
from a spinning top to a mahogany writing-case.
The girls may see waxen dolls that wear their
flaxen tresses in curls and, like Nelly Bly, sbiit
their eyes when they go to- sleep. Toilet setts,
and boys sleds, delicate' work-boxes,-tand tin
trumpets, le., may be seen theie in :strong
.contrast. Crossing above, Kimball opiate out
with a pretty good stock of miscellaneous, toys,
sugar, wood, and iron. Passing \ on,. Webb S.
Hastings show a tine display of miscellaneous
toys, ranging from trifles up to such luxuries as
young ladies delight in. Hastings & Co., also
have a fair assortment of the cheaper grades of
toys. We have now reached the upper limit of
Toydom. Returning to the establishment of
Messrs. Young Ind Foley, we enter a new wto
of beauty. Young has stocked his -she Wes and
counters with a pei feet wealth ,of the choicest
books of the season ; hoolt:s_ in elegant binding;
books from A. B. C. up to grand poems, scientific
dissertations, and eyelopedias; Prayer books;
illustrated books. Pictures-from the
fine stood-cut to aromas, rivaling oil paintings.
Pictures, framed, and unframed; fancy articles,
toys, bust, in Parian marblei in short, all 0 1050
iirtiotes usually found in Book-stores may
ii - ound there. Facing about, you stand in the full
blate of Polcy's unrivaled stock of Silver, and
plated ware; jewelry—from a diamond sett learnt
sii2ooo' to its paste hrother, worth twenty shillings :
watehes,"frout the cheap importation to the he: t
Howard Aerie:in ; Vases of artificial flower.:
which might deceive the busy bee; flower-pots of
ornamented lava; Vases—of Bohemian glass,
lava, and porcelain; table 'setts, ice pitchers,
f:iney clocks, canes,—in abort, such an .array of
glittering things as tiger before
. paled daYlight
iu Well-Imm
--And as ice looked at all these things—books,
gold, silver and diamonds, to.ys,andpretty gift: --
we felt an inclination to break that counnandint nt
—"Tlfou shalt not covet;" for
_find wo the tneal:s
of an Aker, or a Vanderbilt, it should be our
plea Lure to purchase the entire stock and pl.iy
S.Luta Claus: to mune purpose i As it is, we can
obly say—First come .first- served, with largo
choice.
TIFF; YANKEE SUPPER.—We 3.1111(1
read of the wonderful mirror, into •which it% one
looked, the events of his life were' reflected iu
orderly sequence. Dropping into the Court House
last Thursday evening we beheld a picture of old
times at home scarcely lc-s wonderful. It was
k noun that . the ladie, of the Presbyterian Society
were to serve up a public r,upper in Neic England
style, but we did not took for so graphio apieture
of Yankeedoin as it was in the days of our grand
fathers.
Upon entering we were met by a. polite middle-.
aged hilly in a high cap and white Kerchief, who
introduced herself as Aunt Mehitahle, hut who
looked marvelously like our own Aunt Rebecca,
who used salutary spanks to us iu
childhood. Shihmr. chatty and attentive'r.s Aunt
Mehitables shotlid he, and she showed uz an 01.1
Revolutionary canteen of wood—smaller. hut of
he sanici family of that we used to carry full .f
cider into 'the hay field in yearsagone; and t ni..e
old. "buffet." with its parti-colored arr..y of
"Checney - dishes, eupported by a pewter pktter
which had s.een s.rVice. Just then came tip our
old Aunt Prue, with her box of Scotch -t.V.ff. and
Sister Eunice, with her head betlizetioil whit
Bus ton notions, and is ho was introducl,i'::as
Cousin Jabees wife, "right from Boating." Tlci , n
Cousin Semantha Ann, with her hair tiufieil atVl
moulded into a tower, and her dress %%114 very
much out of present fashion—her face uteathtd
with smiles born °fa sense of fun could
not be suppressed. Semantha Ann us to
see Aunt Sally Wiggins, who sat in the coiner
knitting an old fashioned stocking, and dis
guised-in the clothes our own Aunt -Lucy bred to
wear that we nearly forgot ourself and asked for
Uncle Jim. High above her head hint i g the tra
ditional string of onions, and loner hung tl ..
ancient griddle iu,n wit' lie and
grasshopper legs. Just dcrmlut
pulled n, river to sec Gm elu:cly
rt:entblcl Granny -- I.ita<iiit that ne ...line ar
th-hing her if she drew her - pellSiMi cad toot her
!Alai' in peace. The old lady waS - -wk_rv. deal, mad bad b.. -top her spinning wheel to bent_
tat;.4l - . She was troubled with tile ••ron...tii."
which te preseribed n 11011110ek ruin Fils•liT and
bade her 11 tender . - ..o'net night.
.. - Noting an ancient hat hantritt„: , it thc i
‘4 but it on. Thum !
hadn't up calae Coitsin Thutiet*, ',Ott ttota
'Boating, all frizzed and furbelpFed. and Lidtant
with gimp and gauze. and said. tys Lt. ••t hat',
tuy J.thez . -t hal. and rd thank -.,,1,
And ”Itscrvitig • kt it
alone," an.l made Our humble
Then NV(' to,,k• a look at the tail':. iia , h a
Wealth of go t. i')(1-fashioned I,ot
often st,a. Hoa , t pig, Chi.do_n pio4,
pork and bean., Indian paclrling:'
"punkin "pie, mince pie, johnn).,ake ! At ~,even
o'clock the horn sounded. and Jolediah, in
breeehe4 and coeked hat, anti , sn net:a :,upper. The
tables were Iftled i abtl the et . itald, , ic, ,k a ~1„1 , , ,n _
ward temleney.
Aiter Slipper, sclie old-I;lne4 fugliu
in the COU I I r ‘ oeill, old-time “1111.1e-Lte."
M i t c h the yedlie: !Elks Tuttruttiitd 11 , trel).
ft .was Ei 3 1 time, and Ir._ nre,glati to kara t 11;,,t
the proceeds erowded eighty thdluts.
S. the de: , eendallts of the Pilgrim= cointltelno
rate'the landing at Plymouth, tut, hundred and
forty yi•a rF a,O
..7C-a c, c ziLl 'ls .7t: ..17%. CI .
Bidding.—Persons halving unimulid
volumes-of the Atlantis..
l'eterson'F, Godey, Leslse'e, Out
Vesstustt Fssll.-, Lair Itegs , ter. or other 21agazinee,
rill ids.tQe take notice that, I am now receiving,
aiol a ill receive until ,ian. li. all orders for hind
its};. : 4 1:, aid print 7.1,1) 1 e examined at the
Cools Stet-, -fJ 11rnit Vssi-Nu.
PR - H . l:ns & l'iefi —Parpnn, 11. t;
ideture..= to be framed had Netter call :t1 thr
:: , tore, and exit,ois, Voc,N (:".3 large as , ort.
meat of Frames in \P. , . r) -tyie, and iit oluiott ev
ery price. I,itlirzt..ll ThigravingF.
and rhltographs, nith knout !fames, and
Ihuine, and Album ,
11,a Storcascopci. licturq , for
the - 11.lidays. charge for Atiising,
deaf
tr
IliNun.virrest. Oct. 2Dth, 18311,
Mcssri, SITEATI, P, K A 3,/ , ii C ,, ., -
Gentlemen—hatin g had one of your Improv
ed American CoitVitig- Stove , in lice in mOi , mer ,
t i or about eight mo.:it : . :1 eatinf , t defer longe a r to
give yru my opit4i ,ii or it; incrit;. We ••ini
tnenced tning, it a. .e.,,d humor. and hare con
tinued to use w•, it uz fuel ;trait the first u i the
prezent month. ,ii, -e e hi, h tiuie we have 'p,eil
enal. I lied that r' I.,:rn. ,•111h ,r eloally toes I
have ['Fed varto.• • 't.i.,d , ~i e.,,,1, i i ,, g ~ t„ et ,,. ‘i t o,
in the 1..t,t re Oh I 11 . .., , ..,1111, ..f it,,,f,. ve r y Fond
one, : hut to thy 111,. 11 1• Ilil 0 eil../1./Y, iii lii% , I,iii
itin, bel , .:ig.- ft.. :Ht. . I •' tho I,c-4 in u-e " lt,
' , .juirdivity ..1 „a,-t;..tyli..n. it: retuutkalite rtmi
fi.rtnity In i.ntr:: ~ , . :i. , tell ii it:: eton..tft} Ill,' the
t y.;,, of fuel. ~,:,:,1 VIA it 10 1 1,E . .ittehtion of ei..ery
hott•el.reper. It l elisie:li.l,,lJ aiiilW Me to ;ay
that I c‘oltider 11, Atucriz-Au C.oking• ..... 4 ttl; e l by
far thee 111 %,•• .
rc•f.r.tfuily ymin,
Wu. M. EL
Fort Si:'Al t ',NM,. Wel'short
Peet!: her 4.
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, lARIHAUES
Atil I TEA-11.AL L.-1 t) Tr"lti—lmig, 1 .
1:, AV.
_p. ()mans, II
White au.t t
. BUNDY-- 11 - f.,11:1,oro.
I,y Re;. 11. J. IV. All a,
Washing.. D. C.. narr ~Nl;s:;!tie. P. Em,
l:w hr of J.1;_,1.0f Wi:Uboro.
I.oLertiol.l, N'ov.
be ,I. Itrow l , .11r. llua vr. Co6IL of beerfi
and MN , L. 1ia1...r, of P.roJklielel.
IM=3==
DEATIL:;
Ll% 1:-C,7, m
agtl t .1 - Lrirv-fou: ccar< a ud
month -...
liIN:‘ , LSBFTY I • tire . t 11 , iqill l
. • I,e kit ,
1 . •. f , :„ (..ncr of tht• lane: , .
'
, 12e his h the- rhfo-v., 1 1 } , rt, lost a 1 - 41iTai
nr , l tlevol(,1 gjel:ll , c/. hi- family as. ,ttfeotion:
hti.l.ln , l and lather : s. , chic' a good
div,l in the Triumph f Faith. “Ifle- , ..5e4 are t
di - 7631m die in thf:
Dce. 1
L I I:4 , IIMAN.--At 1., 1, • , i , ) , A/e.! in Knoxsil'
1).4
• rd heart di 6:15e and drorey.:
C. , .. , orgillearinan„Father of A. J. Dearmrin,
toed G 9 year:.
SPECIAL, NOTICES.
-O
Cancer, Scrofula, &c., Cured.
.4,1 - 1
-Pei roue afflicted, with Cpucer, Scrofula, Tumors,
bylke use ofDrat.GRRENrS
Eloctra-M.edieuted Batha
and liehau S l cinlilr remedies which cleanse the blood
of all humors, Ikleicury,lid, &Nand rettoroltealth to
to Invalids td,ljie . te.l with ofery,, xarlety of, disease. A
book dencribiogqinceri Scrofula, Iltne,re ,uml
diseases, With their . Proper names of cure, may ho ob.
tained free at tius Medical Institute. or by mail. Ad.
hen, Dr. It. II IZP.ENE, 10 Temple place, lmeton.74lus.i.
BPECIAL NOTICE.
4, Dbitf:SS TO Tun Mgt:NOUS AND DEBILITATED
suffering's 11:1S0 hems protracted from hidden
t noses, co l d chose rases require prompt treatment to
tender exettence desirable. If you are suffering or bare
'•tuitcte4 front Involuntary discharges, what effect does
it priiduce upon your general health? De you feel
weak, thdtilstated, easliy tired?' Does is little extra
'exertion pveilney palpitation of the heart? DO
your ifs. r, or urinary - bigans, or your kidneys, ire
quently get out of order your urine sometimes'
thick, 151 a ...), or thicky, or is it ropy- or settling? Or
does tr thick semis rise to the top? t)r is a sediment at
the bottom aft el it has stood awhile? Du you hats
sl*lls at Atoll breathing or dyspepsia? Aro your new
els constipated? ft4you have spells of fainting or rush
ed of blood to the head Is your memory impaired
Is your mind conglaully duelling upon this subject?—
liO yeu feel dull. listlurn, moping. fried of company, of
life? Ito you wMI to he left alone, to get away front
o r .rybude? Does any little thing make you start or
-""1,1.? 1.1 your sleep broken or restless? -Is the lustre
of your ey eas bi Pliant Thu bloom on y our e l l ") ; as
bright? Do you enjoy yourself in society as `MAU—
D" you ilur , ito your busiiiesd with the Baltth energy?—
Do You lasi as touch confidence in yourself? Are your
spit 11111.1 (lagging. Oren to fits of nteitincholy ?
Ilse, do not lay it to your liver or dyspepsia. Have
you meatless nights? Your beck weak, •youi knees
and have lint little appetite, and you attribato
this to dyspepsia or liyer consplapt ? • -
Now, tearlor,self.abusc, vencre dice ea badly cut ea,*
and sexual exces.ses, aro all etipable of preducint,
wcaknese of the gonerative organs. The organs of ttett.
eration, cchen tic perteet health, make the man. Did
you over think that 111.40 bold, defiant, energetic, per.
~,iceo , o.fo i busbies.; anen are always t hone
whose go iterative organg are its perfect health? You
peter hear men complain of being melancholy, of
iierronsues 4 , of palpitation of 110, heart. Thoy are out
er afraid they cannot tineeyett loptlisess; , they don't
because sail and discouraged; they, aro always polite
:inibpleasatit company of Mates; and look you mi d
them right iii the lac,—notto of your down,caitt looks
or any biller meanness elto,ut them,' I do' notnieon
these alit keep tho'orgaile etiflanieirhy running to ox- -
rest. TheNn trill net only" 111111 - the constitutlpn9. but
th oso they da hutiuess still' or for:
jut num limn Molly cur. .1 db,casos, from Om
.1 t ifN.n. and c-Ace!mPs, buy° brougbt about
11011
rfftet4
Ito of will,a . c:Pi in litoFeCorganS that has reduced
kcal 83 -I. ni :+0 lisildi o to induce almost every
itiett•te—idiocy, lunacy, paralysis, splnnl nffect
wide, and almost every uther:fortn'.of disease
humanity is heir to, and the real cause of l ihe
1 aced} ever suspected. and have doctored for,
the tight ofie. .
oes of those organs require the use of n diuretic.
iliil,D'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCIIU is the great
and is a certain cure for diseases of the Died
lineys. Oravid, 'Dropsy. Organic Weakness ; Fe
-limplaints, Ornerti - Debility, an d . lll . ;11:ii:gise's of
Mary Organs, Whether existing in Male or Fe-
OM at
whvver vines originating and no matter
tg. :dmithint.
treatment I. submitted L , ,Ccictuniptlmi or In
nay ensue. Otte flesh .111441.10 mi are supported
- . .
eau I , I , IIITeS, Aiid tho heal pi !tiul happrm u irt, 6ttil
po•terrty,ll(petid?tSrD pr Mold. mat rolioblo
MOLD'S EXTRACT ItUCItII, est:o4o,l)Ni up
l ycars, prepared by -.IL T. lIELMBOLD;
ival Broadway, New York, and, .
101 South 10th Street, 'PhlladeT
—SI =i per bottle. or 6 NW'
nnr 11,:tlirs , .. Cold Ily all
lion t 1
th.ct nt
rrmrh l
ittl
Llt
et •,1
COLGATE & CO.'S
GERMAN
ERASIVE SOAP
J, maniifattli/ ed from UR t.
MATFRTA 1.5., and may bo cOn
shirred the STANDARD 01‘• EX
CELLENCE. For sala by nil
Grocers. 22ma3C7715.
ERRORS OF rounu
athm.,n who suffered for years frOrn Nervous
Pr..mainro Deray, and all the, effect 3 of -youth-
Pc teflon, will, for the sake of coffering human
,' tree to all who need it, the recipe and diree-
Fr making the simple remedy by which be was
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertiser's
11,e. CAll 110 by addrra,ving. , in perfect conic-
JOHN B. ooPEN.
42 Cedar St rect. New Vert.
1k 111'1
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MA SIFILLIBUS CURANTUR.
Stiff
HUMPHREYS'
'HOMEOPATHIC 'SPECIFICS,
T l'i:OV FROM TIIE MOST AMPLE EX.
1,.•111.11Ce, .111 entire rucce”; Simple—Prompt
Lin, le ut , alid Erli.tlde. They nro the only,Metrlicines
tI3 ad, id, to peiotlar nee—so eitnyte that-Cals. ,
talc,' t..not un.nie in nun.; them ;• so Intrzotess ns to
fri.m d•tn2:..r. and ancient tug to be always te
ll 11,ey haNc nti=rd the highest commendation
all. and Away,' tender f.atiqtaetion.
r ov e rs , Congttation, inflammation 5
worms. Acona-Fever,
Cryiii -Colic, ur . Teething of 141131,1?
Diarrhara of children or ad 01i0...
Dysentery, uriPing•
Cholora-Morbn.g. vornitilw
Coughs. Cohp, 00c10tk....
Neuralgia. To:Attache. tfacc:.clie...
Ileadaches, sick tic td:t( Vo . (1; ,- .
Dyspepsia, mucus
sapprefised f l t I..nnlal P ( .110(14..
hitits.s. ,, o l•roftt-e Period , . .
Croup. Onloh, 11111k111t. (treat Iniog
,
1, Cu -.
2. do
EWE
I=
.1,
U I 1
11,
Salt 12heturt. Eyylirbw, Eruption—.
1), do rthemnatisrn,
1 6 . Fever and Ague, yiker, itenes
17, do Piles, Li i.. 1 or ideedii,
1 , , do Ophthahny, aoht •.a k weak Ns e 5.... 51)
'hi, d., catarrh,;,,ob Ut Btu .me .7M
20. do Whooping-eongh, violent Ccuoov_.
21.
9.2, do tar Dlscharges, . Zu•
do scrofula, (.1041- ! ....0.i plands stFclluigs.. ;AI
4t. , General nrLilny, rhy!,l‘,3l
, I” Dropsy, and srahty &cations
Sea-Sielrness • sielmei.s from riding...
. 1..
.ho Nervous Debility, Seminal
,idons, involuntary Discharges
Z 9. Sore Mouth, danker..: ..
::(), Urinary Weakness, wetting . bed... 61 1
0 / , Painful Periods, Spagnis ...... 1 , 0
'l2. ,to Suffering's at thango oi lire IDo
:rt do Epilepsy, Sila4lllB, St. Vitus' Dance 1 . 00
do Diphtheria. biro' aced sole Throat '4O
PA .11 11,
Lir,CIU VIALS. IloltoECO CASE, CONTAINING A •
CISIC Von IS) LT OBBINAIIV %1 , 41.,58, A FAMILV
IA SUBJECT To, AM. A BOOK by UHLECTIUNq $lO (.0
Smalls 11 * CVILT ThAVELIN!i ith t 0 to •
Fpeeiiiih for all 1 1 1de,.. 1 4;D1* , VA.121 Loth for tut.
I\l and fo ' r 11:he1:mer treiitment,tuid vi.
' Ler
hent,lllZ,l.t tho en3e or •single Fox. nre.
~,,1 ,ny pa/I of o w oallitry, by Mail or Fai t rc,s,
~1 vipt of the price.
llumplireys' Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Company.'
)1114, 0 And I /q. t. Ni'. litl2 linoADWkr, Ntw TORS
Dv. 1.11.3tV11KL.1 . 9 i COW Wird daily at per:
, iot,ally or l , y latter. a, - nlore, for all forms bf dkease.
I'OR SALE' )Y A LI. •DEUGG IST'S. .
.kii.7.11-t 21, 145743%
NERVOIYS• DEBILITY,
W lnt ITS 6L0031Y ATTENDANTB,---Il9yr
DEPRESSION, INVOLUNTARY
Enissroxs, Loss 0 - 1* SEMEN; SPERSIATORRITCCA,
LoSi OF rolVElt, DIZZY DEAD, LOSS OF STEM
CRY AND THREATENED IMPOTENCE AND 131-
GECI LITT, find a SOVEREIGN CURE in' HUM
PH]: EY S' HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC
No. TW-EN TY- EIGHT.
Compo•ed of the not v.durble oilid :Awl - potent Cu
rah t: , 111.-y -till., at one, tiie toot of the matter, tone.
•o I, the .iyetetn, mist the discharges, and impart vigor
111,11 (Bel .Iy, lit` ZI:oi ,itality 1.1 MO ei,tire man. They
hrt .. cin e.l th•mi,riol.. of i.t.10.1. Pd;, $5 pot piwkage of
-ic b ,- ,xe.;, :nit] '1 ia I, or $1 per Moyle box. Sold by drug
-0,1, :I[o .. iit by n u t on receipt of 'Nice. Ad•lre,s
il UM I'll Il t:Szi' z , .t'Vrlrlf 1103IEOPATIIIC MEDI
f
CiN E C'') , • -, e , : it to, , ADWAY, .1:15 . 1a,r.r.., '21 .,............ aug67-Iy, ,
Ti 1 0 V X.T..11/ 3 TiI" . .E.S.
The llev. El - MAI:Ir A. VIL.:4)N, will sand (fj of
char._ - et 10 all aho de-ire it, the prescription Al ith the di•
zretio., l.r maktng :Ina using the simple rerherly by
Ilhicli be ma., cured of a lung :Iftection and that d -cad
discos(' Consumption. 111. only object is to beqifit the
alilicted and he'llope.. every sufferer will try tbl pt 7
seription,a± It will colt them nothing, and may prove
a bleJitug. Pltase tohlresg
it cv. EDWARD A. , WILSON, ^
Williamsburg., Kings Co., N.Y.
;;;2may67-lc
Aro You Afflicted with a Coilgh or aCo d?
_till , : YOU PIZEDISPO.iED TO CONSUMPTION?
Arc the Lircr; I - oar CM Wren in Jeopardy front
den and Tir t neated Attacks of Croup? If
parchaeit a Paz of
BLADES' CUPIiONIAL, ,
LUBRICATORS!!
Th , People's ileat Sure and A.:breams/ BeateciN
Congo 4, Colds, Crenr, Cabin, h, Astlt)ntr,,
DifitVccia, all Pulmonary //Nita.
TH. is a medicinal preparatio
the form trf a which, of all Medea, i.
/10..t‘t pleasant and" Convenient. They contain no
terious iim,r;gli.nt, and are warranted to be al
safe. eve') for the wialteat and most sensitive at on
In Cramp they give MIIEDIAT r aril tr. For Congli
Colds they are a itl,4l,je. For eat ayt h. A stlima
Eireachiti , they hare no eqn: , l In the tuorizet
CeititicraeA accumpanying each box.) .Diptlicria,l
dreaded and desolating dtaeaae, they control wo
fully and atmc,t immetli‘tely. ,
Public Spoil:et., Sitmet or Teacher, shout
without the/TI. ti s I liCty remove imam:hees 411 Gd stye
Ca I+l , l clear the VOlt"i?,
&J- A I emya uae t limo in t ime, and if the .ayrnp
t ire vere Loc ccry fro:ly.
BLADES S; CO., Prop's , :
El mi
::LALL BY ALL D 1113013151%".
Price 25 Cerktq por Box,
Dee. 1S tierly,
T3OX..a7Zi ON !
Go t 1 KELLEY'S and seotho Latest Arrival of
FALL GOODS!
U Ca ' Pr 4 c'?
A 2 c:
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P Pc:3
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Cei 0 '
A 8 tt ce,
C.?
MRS. FRY'S CORSET AND SKIRT
SUPPORTERS, AT
KELLEY'S
suila Atou aro dav pin !Ito ianp
NE ,, W DRESS GOODS, - AT KELLEY'S.
•• No charge for SHOWING GOODS at ...fxe
C. B. KELLEY'S,
*ellabore, Oct. 30, 181f7.
Stoves tit' Tin Ware
FOR THE MILLION.
El
tlf II
hi.to
linoti people nil, bothigreat:anel small,—if you
went to keep
you west have enough le oat, dry wood, a good
wifo, well-behaved children, and to crown all, a
HP . TOP COOKING STOVE!
This last and crowning good, I have at' my Tin
and Stove establishment, oPposito:Roy's
IDcllAboro, and its name is the
on •111 blonde admitted to be coal to aby in the
world.
promptly, and warranted to give eatiafaction.
executed in the best inanner and with b
CALL. AND SEE ME_ -
Is.'P. ROBERTS
Wells.borough, .Nor„ 21, 1567. -
lew
r...
J. R. Bowen & Co.,
' HA VE just received from the city a largo and
varied asbortumilt '
Bought sinee the declinoin prices, and will he
sold accordingly. We respoctfully invite atten
tion to our stock of
CASSIMERES, BEAVER CLOTHS,
TWEEDS, FLANNELS,
!MI
MERINOS; EMPRESS CLOTHS, AL
APAOAS, and other DRESS GOODS -
and DRESS TRIMMINGS,
S 5 to Sq
z 2 to 45
READY MAD CLOTHING,
LADIES' FURS—a nice ,assortment, new
BON—TON, and kinds' of HOOP
YANKEE NOTIONi,
HAND MADE BOOTS AND SHOES,
-Alid many other things which wo.will bo pleased
to show to all who will call and examine our
for
Before purchasing elsewhere', as wo believe it will
pay you for your !into and trouble. : -
the
; Ry
ach
and
and
vide
that
der-_
SMALL PROFITS, QUICK SALES, &
- READY PAY jS OUR MOTTO.
MO
EAfilre Store, No. 1 Union Block,'
Wellsboro, Nor. 13, 1867.
Consisting of a general iieecorlment:Of
s,Aarviall p/ sq,kivusloluut
GENTS' FURS AT KELLEY'S
, •
7 1 :4 sV:• L i . /
.r • • ••
;r4L9'or.• 414;
4231/11.••
I'EA.CE IN THE FAMILY
11QATE COMPANION ;
J f •
TIN WARE MADE TO ORDER,
REPAIRING
WINTER GOODS.,
MI
also, a forge lino of
•
rh and nel4 assortment of
at greatly reduced prifo
and cheap
SKIRTS,
lIATS AND CAPS, HARDWARE
CROCKERY, GROCERIES,
Stock of Goods
Don't forget to'ea . ll at the
NEW - GOODS
"FOR THE FALL WINTER TRADE
Wilson it Van Valkenburg,
ME
)At the t l • ell taloWn'Store,
NO. 2, UNION BLOCK.
F
We ail, now prepared to show as good good's and
at as low figuros as at any other store in this vi
cinity. 'We ask an inspection of our
DRY GQODS3,
Cloths, Cassimeres , Vestiugs, Ladies'
Cloths, and a large variety of
- Ladies' Dress Goods,
rtto4. t
,
L e
iii-::;_
....„ _
Beet kinds, and as cheap as the choapeEt
•
ME RCH ANT TAILORING
AND FURNISHING GOODS
• The Senior partner has hacl,a largo-experience
in Merchant Tailoring, • and it is,tho intention of
the new firm to:put this branch of their business
beyond successful competition.
Wo are Agents for Singer's Sawing Machines,
the heat and cheapest Machine for family use,
loss liable to got out of repair, agel more durable
than any other, adapted to fine or coarse sewing.
Call and sec them.
Wellabor°, Oct. 16, 1867—tf
FARMERS' EXCHANG-E.
o.' G. VANIFAIKEN BURG & BRO.
9XCHANGIE for Farm produce and Cash, on
IP the principle that "evert exehange is no
robbery."
PORK, HAMS, SHOULDERS, WHITE
FISH„ MACKEREL, CODFISH,
SMOKED 3IALIBUT,
FLOUR, CORN MEAL, RUCKWHEAT
FLOUR, FEED, &C.,. &C.
We have no ambition to get rich factor than ,
our peighborti who are equallyrindhstrious'; nor
are we desirous of running all creation that we
may have more to eat, dririk, wear, and
To Lay By for a Rainy Da).
As an evidence that wo deal Fairly and square.
ly with our customers, we point to the fact that
our run of Custom has steadily increased from
the first, and promises to grow considerably lar
ger,
HARD TIMES OR NO HARD TIMES
-We pay CASH for PRODUCE', ana • keep up
with the market prieeM.
.1 - TOWNSEND'S OLD STAND,
STREET, , WELLSBORO, 'PENN'A
. - -'Eept. 1:1, I§67—tf.
Public Benefit,
AMONG the useful improVements of the day,
there are few that give more promise et'
good, few so well adapted to relieve human suf
fering, few •so well approved by the public as that
new and powerfuliedy called Salutifer (or as
the German people e ll it llealthbringer).
It gives ease and pmfort to the poor sufit
from Neuralgia and - Rheumatism„ and br gs
spOdy relief to that large class of diseases that
are often cured and always benefited by au out
ward application. •
For sale, by all Druggists.
- "Wholesale Depot DAY, HOAGLAND STI
GER, No 54 Courtlandt St. Now York.
FURNITURE:
ARTIIEIITON would Worm his friends
. and the public generally, that ho has open
ed a
Furniture 'Store, in. Oceola,
Tioga County, tr hero ho keops constantly on
band all kind,s ofFurniture—all of .which he
offers as low for, cab as can bo bought at any
other establishment in the County.
Nov. 27, 1.867.—tf, J. ATHERTON.
Planing Machine.
AT HEgiq.EYVILLE, PA.
y RAVE put in a first-class PLANER, and aml
prepared to piano flooring; siding,' etc. to
order. GEO. D. KEENEY. -
Sept. IS, 1567-ty.
Information guaranteed to produce a luxuriant
growth of hair upon a bald head or beardless face, also
a recipo for the. removal of Pimples, Blotches, Erup
tions, etc., on the skin, leaving the same soft, clear, and
beautiful, can,bii, obtained without charge by address•
Ing TIIO9. F. CIIAPIIANp Cannir,
18sept8T-Sur 823 Broadway, Now York.
Wellsboro Cloth-Dressing Works.
ifAVING engaged Mr. NAMES SMITH to
superintend our Clothing Works we are
now ready to do all kind of coloring and dress
ing:in good style and on short notice.
S. A. lIILTBOLD,
1867—tf. 0. BLAER.
WRIGHT 4; BAILEYare receiving a large
lot of CHOICE NEW WHEAT FLOUR,
tbeifirst in market. To be sold-at reduced pri
des. 14attg87.
•
TrO LAWYERS—
_
"p4',N Ktit PP I CY BLANKS,
in full setts, nt h YOUNG'S BOOKSTORE.
~ ...
Estray.
Found on the Continua% in this borough, Sun
day, 17th inst., a rod calf. The owner can have
the same by applying to High Constable Water
man and paying charges. ,
Just recoivell Ca
Which Consist in part, of
GROCERIES,
WILSON A VAN VALKENBURO
Remember the place,
FURNITURE 1
INFORMATION.
Dorn it Comes.
Popular Dry Goods Trade !
PUB Subscacr d bas just waived a large
stock of •
eft,Y . GOODS,'
embracing every variety.
CARPETS, ;OILO4OTILS, &C.
Me ►'ciandlse,
Among which will be found many of the moat
popular Styles of
MMBEN 000/sap
SHAWLS, CLOAKINGS & SACKINGS,
at prices that aro worthy of attention.
Also w a full lino of
pRINTS"GIiaIIAMS. BROWN AND
BLEXOWD:IMIETSLINS, , TIMINGS,
DENIMSi STRIPE SHIRT-
INGS, k TABLE LINENS,
BROWN & BLEACUED,
NAPKINS, TOWELINGS,..LACE Asi,
EMBROIDERED WINDOW CUR
TAININGS, EMBOSSED AND
PRINTED TABLE AND
PIANO SPREADS,
HOSIERY, GLOVE'',
Special attention is . e.alled to his
CLOTHING & TA !LORI G JAE
PAR THE N T,
1
Where a perfect fit is guaranteed or n sale.
A2sharti of tho public patronage is respectfully
solicited. THOMAS HARDEN.
\Foliar°, Mayls', 180.
FALL St, WINTER GOOpS
FOR 1867.
Wo beg to call your attention to our stock of
MILLINERY GqODS,
for the Fall and Winter trade,' which is now
complete, otabracing full lines of I
PLAIN AND FANCY SILK AND.VEL—
VET RIBBONS, .
- o f all widths and alludes.
STRAW, SILK AN•D FELT HATS AND
BONNETS,
of the latest and most approved Blitlpe.
Velvets, Crapes, :Blonds, Braids.,
• Feathers, Flowers, Ruches,,
Frames, Ornaments, &c..
and all articles pertaining to the Millinery trade,
to , which we invite your inspection.
N. 13,—Particular attention paid to Custom
Work. •
• Mrs. E. D. MITODELL.I
Oct. 2, 1867—tf. Broad Street, Tioga,
301.1 c c3elsslcori
DREG AND BOOK STORE !
BRICK BLOCK,
M A'NS6ELIi,
C. V. ELLIOTT, 111. D.,
Has just returned from New York with a full as
sortment of
DRUGS, PAINTS,
OILS, PATENT MEDICINES, DYE
• STUFFS, PERFUMERY,!
YANKEE NOTIONS,
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
.r
WALL PAPER
CHINA & BOHEMIAN WARE,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
TOYS, and ail other articles found• in a
FIRST .CLASS,
DRUG AND BOOK STORE,!
Which he offels at prices DEFYING COMPETITION
CALL AND' SEE I
Remember, in the BRICK BLOCK, Main Street,
2 doors below Weßeboro Street,
MANSFIELD, PA
Nov. 13, 1867.-3 m
EVIDENCE ACCUMULATES
T IIAT M. 33. PRINCE is selling a few goods now and then. le does not profess to • sell
50, 25, nor even 10 per cent below New York
prices, because ho has no faith that be nor "any
other man" ca oso and support a family; nei
ther does he mak any distinction among his, pa
-1
trona in prices.
TERMS; 'PAY DOWN:
People of Wellsbero and vicinity, - lease accept
my thanks far your past patronage,- and let tne
solicit yoerlattention to4ny present stock of
31 11 1.0101.173E1L,
(fioin Gramm to (he finest,)
FEED, CORN MEAL, PORK, FfSii,
AND GENERALMROCERIES,
0 -
Most kinds of Country ProduCe taken in ex
change at market rates. Store, !Mozart Block,
next door to the Hardware Store.l
Octobor 21, 180?. M. B. PRINCE.
"BEE.IIIVB EXCHANGE!"
The harvest has come, tho promise Milled,
To the man whose broad acres wore properly
tilled;
Wheat is good, corn bunkum, oats may be a
short crop,
But the average of all must be mailted :as tip
top.
IMAKE no pretensions to prophetic fire, fits
my reiteration of Biblo promises to the iti
dustrious worker was in good time. Ifam there
fore' emboldened to prophesy that nobody will
STARVE ~TO Li EA
• . -i
this full and winter who has raised enough of
groin and root crops to keep him and h family;
and those who lack anything in the wry of life's
substantiela will escape starvation by applying
to me at the .
` BEE-HIVE EXCI-ANGE,"
solid, and sweet, and cheap, my
FLOUR-XLXX-XXX
6 +
according to tho marks up% the barrels; my
ffACKEREL &
west o Fri
"Silent, sobbing, roaring, End placid Sta."
I furthermore prophesy that every man and wo
man,
without distinction of , color, race , or sox,,
will be
Cheered, but not inebriated,
El
IREAT• AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
(or any other man. Sarkeem,) and no express
charges, except the ex:press cha'rge of so-much a
pound, which you always pay when ygn trade
with me.
I have had, and expect to continue to have a
great "spell' pf
" KalighlAY "
MOCHA'( front Mecca) JAVA, BRAZIL,
AND LAGUIRA.
(The.latter of which rhymes with, but was, not
ground at " Elmira.")
I am further able to say that people will eat
much or little, in proportion to their appetite,
and will pay for much or little according to
their money. I sell Tea by the - 412arter pound;
of course, but prefer to,Fholesale it in packages
of not less than
and, by persuasion, can bs induced to sell a
cheat, of a dozen pounds to one customer.
at best prices, asking only a good chance to pro
vide something to keep his family
PENN'A
OUT OF THE POOR HOUSE
Wellaboro, Aug. 14, '67. W. T. MAT HERS
T. L. 13ALOWIN & CO.,
ARE RECEIVING their stock of FALL and
WINTER
G- 0,00
eonsistingeq a general assortment of
DRY GOODS,
LADIES' DRESS C GOODS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, SHAWLS, KNIT GOODS,
HOOP SKIRTS, BALMOREL
SKIRTS, SILKS, DOMES
TICS, FLANNELS,
Ladies' Cloakings, Cloths and Cassi
inere., Gloves and Mittstns,
Boots„aiid Shoes,
•
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
•
UntS f Clothing„ Hats and Caps, Yan
keerNotions, Carpets, Oil Cloths, .
Paper Hangings, Groceries,
Flour, Feed, Pork,
Hams, Sugars, Teas, Molasses, Syrups,
Coffees Fish, Oils, AP'aints, spices,
Extracts, Wooden Ware,
Brooms, Pails I Tubs,
Hard :Ware, Croekety, Glass Ware,
Stationery, Salt; Nails,.lron
Stone Ware. I
In fact, .a general assortment and 'as large a
stock as you will find to select from outside of
the city. • All kinds of
GOiNTRY PRODUCE
•
taken in exchange for G 00.1.9. b y good
goods and will sell rte clamp as anybod .
Ground Plaster,-
T. L. DALLIWtIN .1: CO
Tioga, Pa., Oct. 9, 1367.
where they will find my
PORK,
The latest catch'
And tho g,reateet catch,
by using the elendid
' -• E - A, - S
cwhich I sell cheaper than he
SIXTEEN OIINCRS,
MATH E R S
will buy end sell
FARM PR OP LICE
Baskets,
constp.ntly on band.
A ' R'S
;,......
A- Cherry • ectoral
„...--
:IC- ..- -- Is a soothing expeeterant,
A-4 , _I. prepared o meet the nr
-9°,411' !":" eizA gent need of $ safe and vale
t
:_',- - -----6.6 blo cure for idistlases of the
throat and lungs. A trial of rnatiry c ears has es
tablished the fact, that it, is ,nuire efficacious in
puluaonSry affections, than' an( other rem
H'-
S...efficacy has now become so enerally held _ ,
that it..ls justly regarded in mu y countries ti a
medicine a indispensable neeetsity. In El it
Britain,' France, and Germany," where me al
science bhs reached its.thigliest perfection, it is
prescribed in • domestic practice, and constantly
used in the armies, in hospitals and other Tub-,
lie institutions, where it is regarded by the
attending physicians as the most -speedy and
et!: 'eeable remedy that can he employed. Scarce
y any neighborhood can be found whore well
known cases of diseased lungs, which had baffled
the efforts of the most skillful , ' and experienced
doctors, have been completely cured by it. These
results,are,the most convincing proofs of the su
perior curative properties of this preparation •
_arid' to them the authors point With, peculiar s
WWI:Hon. Wbile it is roust powerful against cc
firmed diseases, diseases, it is extremely gentle as a medi
cine in infancy and youth, being finite harmless
to even the youngest, when administered judi
ciOnaly. -
.
.
' This health-restorer accompth.h os ev e n more
by prevention than cure. 11 token in season, it
beats all irritations of the throat and, lungs,
whether arising from Colds or Coughs, or from
other causes, and thus' prevent that long train 4../
painful and incurable diseases, which would arire
from the neglect of them. Hence no _family
should be without it. Influenza, Croup, nO3TFO
noss, Whooping Cough, Pleurisy, Incipient Con
sumption, and other affections of the breathing
organs, give way before this pre=eminent combi
nation of medical virtues. ' ,
!El
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYER .L• CO., I
Mr's..., and Bold by all Druggists and Ilea
medicinea ovorywhere.
S'uld in iVelksboro by J. A. Roy. E
1 gout
r-0 ."71,
•Wiro Cloth for CiAlar Windows - at the Tioin
Hardware Store. '
Pistol Cartridges, ull kinds at the Tioga Hard
ware Store. •
Cable Chain, all sizes at tho, Tiogailurtiwaro
Store.
All kinds of Japaned•and wooden were, at thi3
Tioga Hardware Store.
Fatiey Toilet Ware, Wire Goode, Bronzed
Brackets and the best assortment of Cutlery In,
the County, at t'he Tioga Hardware Store.
50lifferent kinds of Pumps, at the Tioga Hard
ware Store.
A largo stock of Saws of all kinds at the
Tioga hardware Store. ,
All kinds of House Triaimiks and Mechanics
Tools, at the Tioga. Hardware Store.
- .
60 Tone of Stoves at tho Tioga Hardware
Store—to ho sold cheaper than ever before in,this
County.
.A large stock of Union' _Lanterns—the only
kind that never nc4ds repairing, at the Tioga
Hardware Store.
Closo buyers all bity their goods at tho Tioga
Hardware store. 4:3
PROM PIIILADELPHIAI
.1 was afflicted 11 years nitli, rheumatism in
.my hip, and have tr ecl everything for it with no
avail. But by the use of a single bottle of Salu
tiler Itras entirely cared. It has also cured my
wife of Neuralgia. There is no remedy in my
knowledge like it far Rheumatism or Neuralgia.
IL L. MIT,
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