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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-28
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
MOFFAT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
AND
Phoenix Bitters.

The high aud cnyicicecbrity which these pTe.em.
inent Medicines have acquired tor their invaluable e.
iuacy In al The diseases which they profess 10 cure
has rendered the u'ualpnrtigc Of putting not only On
necessag, but unworthy otthem,
~ Alt CASES
Of Asthma, Acute and Chronic Rhcumatism, Alcc.
lions ofihc nladderani Kidneys.
BILIOUS FlNERs 4 LIVER COMPLAINTS
In the South an IVES, where these disease, rre.
vail, ,theywin be found Invaluable Planters, farmer
aud Others, Wha these Medicines will never
WIiI1Us collie, SERIOUS, LOosENEss,
PIlES, COSTIVlsNESs, OOLDs, COUGHS,
COLIC, CORRUPT HuMuRS, DROpSY,
DYsrErsIA-N0 person with this distressing disease
should delay using these medicines Immediately,
Eruption, ofihe skin, EVsiprst, Flatulenoy
FgvER Ayp AuUE-ior this scouVe OF the Western
uluntTy these medicines will be found safe speedy
aad Ger ain remedy. pthermelicines leave tho sys
tenn su9ectto r;turn the disuasei azure BY he't
medicines Is permanent.
Fry them. besatsdcd and be cared.
FoULNgss o. CoMrLgNtoS--
GENERAL. bEUuTTY, ,GoUr, ClpDINEss,
itayel, Head ches Of every kind, IuwHd Fever In
,mmatoY ,eumpusm, Impure blood. Jaandissi
MEEcuRiAL mas AsEs-- -Neyethilsto eradicate on.
,ircly all the sdses OF MeWury ndnitel sooner thap
! tho most powerful preparation 0fsnrfapariila,
NIGIir sWEATS, NERVOUS nEnllITY,
! Complaihis ofall kihds, OfghniL Affections. p.
PItgs-'rhe original proprietor Of these Incidence
vas cured OF fies OF ~ year sandngby The use Of
PAINS in the Head, side BACK Joint, and Organ.
RtusUNvusa--lho,e Affected with this Terrible dis
otse Will be surc offcleifhy The Life Medicines.
Ru,hof uloodto the Head, Scury, salt Rhenm,
z, rofuls, OF Kings Evil, inip wostt foms plccT'
I arrycry description.
MoUNa ofaH ~ ntFQTo eilcetualy rNpeletb BY taese
Aicdiuiacs. . liureats Viii 90 An TO adnn,te them
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS issuspecicl. Rehcfis sure
! The Life Pills & Ph0niX HitteTs,
t.. PURIFY TIE MOOD,
Andthus remove AZ disease from the system,
Prepared aud sold By
4 DIR. WILLIAM b, MOFFATs
aa5 Broadway, ,ccps,ofA Ah'h0ny sIss,, Nsy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-28
Scrofula, OF Kings Evil,

OOA Va NAACJg VI AAAAAS -. GNAlS
is a constitutional disease, a corruption Of tho
blood by which this fluid becomes vitiated,
weak, and poor, Being in the circulation IL
pcrvodcs the whole body, and may burst out
in disease on any part Of Il. No organ il froo
from It's stacks, nor Is there ono which il may
not destroy. The scrofllUus tnint is variously
caused hy mcrcurul discnsc, low living dis
ordlrCd or unhealthy food, inpuro air, Rlth
and dlthy habits, tse depressing vices, and,
above oil, by the ycncrcal infection. What
ever he is origin, IL is hereditary in the cOn-
sututiou, descending" from parents TO children
unto the Third aud fourth generation " indeed,
10 seems TO hc The rod Of Him who says, 81
viii visit the niquitics OF the fathers upon
heir childrcu."
It, effect, commence hy deposition from tho
blood OF corrupt or ulcprous matter, which, in
tho lung, liver, and internal organs, is termed
ubTgler in thc gl5uds, swcllings; and on
rlic Sutmcc, criiptions nr Sores. This foul cor.
oipuon, which grndcrs in the blOUd tleprcsscs
The energies Of lie so that scrululous constitl-
laui not Ouly suffer from sCrohllous com-
plHiut., hut they have Ear less power TO with
Si"fd the atlaskt OF other diseases; consc-
qucntly vat numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrululou' IN their nature,
ARE still rendered fatal by this faint in tho
system. AlOst Ot the consumption which dc
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scTofdous contamination; and many
destructive discusses of the liycr, kidneys brain,
and, indeed, Of all the organs, arise from or
arc aggravated by the same cause.
One quartor of all our people are scrofilous !;
their persons arc invaded by this lurking in-
rction aud their hcnltl, is undermined byit.
10 ccnnso it from the system we must renoyatG
the blood 10y mn Alternative medicine, and in
vigoratc it by healthy fond aud exercise.
Such . medicine we supply in
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-28
PROVISIONS.
...||
Ilams and Bacon.
F.our and Potatoes,
Butter, Lard, Eggs, &c.
IL. A, BUSKlRK & BRO
Musical Notice.

Tho undersigned offer their ser.
vice stoihs puhg a. isachsfs oa ths Nivhn, fiuie,
vufous cihgf inirune alV, In io 0feeA, Lat
in, frsach, Euglish and 'ennAn Languages.
ALuhRr nuRNSrEtN,
J.IACOn nAlLLEUN.
outcE I. wa,hisgen suest Lesusr's hulias'
ffoat Lauapgs, svtst-a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-28
AYERS
t'Cmp9und Extract Cf SarSapariIIH,

the most clIcctual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing aud fatal malady. Il is COM
biurd from the most nctv, rcmcdnls that have
been discovered for the cNmrraton Of this foul
disorder from the blood, aud the rescue Of the
system from rs destructive consequences.
h.uce IL should he employed for the cure OF
not only Scruntln. but also those other niFcc-
ION, which arise from H., such rs EHUPrIva
md SKIN DtsENSE-, Sr. ANrnoSY's FIEE,
Rosr, or FryNrrLNs, PlNrtES, PrsruLEs,
blorcuES. BiAtNs and lou.S, TuNoi,s, TETTES
md SALT RHrrnj, Seam Head, RlNGwoRN,
RurrNArrsN, SYruLtric and MgRcrHL DIs-
EAsEs, DHursY, DYsrErStA, DEnLtrY, and,
indeed, All CuNrLNtNTs AWlslN0 lWON NlTiA-
rEp en- NrUEE Bloom. Ihc popular belief
in '6pp0iiy or ne bidOl" IS founded IN huth,
for scrohila isud gtnpralion OF tic luod. The
PARTICULAR wapbR aud virtue |of nis Sarsapa-
lila is to purify aud rcgcucrate this vital iluid,
without which ,ound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions. -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-28
NEW YORK & ERIE RAIhROAD
Great Broad Guage, Double Track
and Telegraph Route.
TO ..........
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES,
CARRYING TnH '.. '.
or. WESTERN UNITED STATES
MAILS.

ENrRrN TRLiNslrave OunSirk daily, on arrival Of
an TfainS I'm the Inte Shoe Railroad, ftom Glcve'
land, Cincinnati, Toledo, Chicago aud run through to
New YORK without change
Tits roNLy Rourr running Cars tht ugl from the
Lakes to New York city. Splendid ventilated Sleep
Ing Cats run On Night Tr,ius,
haggagc checked through. Fare always o' low p'
u, anv olhrrfuutc.
lo,iou Passengers and their baggage Transferred
Free IN New Notk, ....
Ne particular and coil for Tickets yia,nuukif, sad
the New Nork md Guc Railroad, Witch utt sold at
All The rtiurip,l Railroad Otirettn tbs West,
This road afford, facilities Tor shipment Vt FTcighl
iupeTor 10 any other route,
AN EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
eayes NcwNork dbly, makior close connections
hrourhto allpuints West anjVuick,r time than ever
before made ON any line,
For Freight rates, enquire Oh, &. pArNAN, 2tr
H'oadWay,' NEw y NonHi ions = nrNAri - Am'
-. noyros, Ata,s,, hr of JA,ou FoRsy ut, FdVshl
Agent, "a ClaTk e., ,CIu, ,uu, lll,
CuA'S, MtNOr,
GEN't Svr'r.
fshlSaly.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-28
Menllh of Amcrlenn Womon.


Female lrs gulaFAas, Nesh9essy ywnas,d,,plaee.
ment, aud all ioraiute he dieunies and cohsituio
alttouhet of women are entirely cured BY tho Grdcl
enbew Manhalh Uterine Caihoiuon,
Ia hisgonprction, Ri.s Rrecher, sstcT Of the Rev.
hsuty Watd hecchcr, ia Leutu 10 lhe Feeble, page
ie7, suyti
"ihave niue sisters and dsi,teriulaws, aud fourteen
6mae ceusins an mouied auda delicate and uilpg,
AMID thg lpp,enseeltcf otWy A. cn,h HnA aeahainl,
auccs, tNadt rtaN teN Nmartieu laMcsheta W. this
veblvTy and cuuulp, who ave prr,ecly heahhy.n
ln eahUtt however, where the NrtcvnhVrf catholic.
has been used, must ,sy that health has ranidlr
tai en- the place ofdisnasn and ladlat kave become
robust sirung, rigorous and healthy,
Mrs, Gleason, OF Elmira, tnysi "hoautiNl, lndced,
ifthe conuGtng, uusuur nature of woman, bat hoW
mech does d need y v nnsleqisl ~ aNaiohfalnos
thar viii ls saihsfir tia " dlseits 90 sappssl 10
aeaiehl sdvlset Of fscicnudo sduoa,iop, moral WoHh
aud panty ofchsracisr,"
An,hsss NAY bs seeutel BY adAIssiag ,as Grasfsa
p an % he,hoAslcstgylnaas Mshsan IA Gtie
aohed 10 witness The feeble hsalth ofwomen a. have
ifsteedtny circuit preaching the gospel thank eod
boaryeE tat have ,ccu alltheto diseases give way
10 the tirarienbirf Aialshalis Iietins CathohcOIs
,hstu,sTit Lat bosn utal Rsv. FErER SHARP,
NdFsay, Michigan, f,rugrg Of Nes'e-n sioFs,
for sale Ly nsRsi, &cs I'LL. saydsr, riBai
.H iiali. Lhwtni nj, =. y Nct, IHen Npnussi VIZ,
Muinrtr Atucai D llaHnar e 10, Mct'sichoayills
and bN nsdiciac italrFs thr'us shoui The Staie,
a o, hIN1sLEN, fleseland,
a.A.iY. Agsat lei oh,V,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-28
n. c. l0lNl0s. NlslIsal AgsnI.


ivah nedlold, Caslbetsu q Atayll 81. i
Nt II. u kng,lcy, Sif,-i have been selling the
mecinrs OF the e. avirubcrg Company tor the last ~
ysats, anl hayS Invariably iouud them TO give grcai
iaU,avlienl nRi The allt ihuyc,shl toa great mAa,
hmihes TcgulaT a. thsir tcaaui oiileet and with
NY trade they have become ustaplc article, Marhah
utrrino Cathohcnu t medicine that has done great
amount OF good iu icmac dsea,es, Oue lady I cold
ted n,e she led rgrclyrd moTe henett trNa onF
bo,dcthan thg did non a long reur'e otwe,HnRllratl
msnt ey the ho,t 0,lNiPhyJ NeutlrNN
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

the fellows name is COFFIN. He stated before he
arrested that he lived short distance from Wellsburgh
IN this County but afterwards said he lived in Spring
field Centre, Bradford County, Pa. officer KNAPP, to
satisfy himself in regard to the truth of the first story Of
the prisoner took the trouble to go down welsburgh
and make inquiries in regard to him. but he could
learn nothing there concerning the fellow but his
way back he informed that span of horses
ing the description of those which he had sold,
stolen Wednesday night, from person named AMOS
flaming, residing in Springfield Centre. On coming
back to town. officer KNAPP called at the jail and inform
ed COFFIN of what he had DONE when he owned up to
the robbery 1t out that he noted horse thief
and has been arrested heretofore several times for steal
ing hoses. Word was sent to Mr. FANNING yesterday
in regard to the arrest and detention of CoFFIN and he
will doubt be here to-day to claim his horses.Enl
Pes
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

TrF CoycEar.-The firth annual concert Of
t, r,wlnil Brass Band given at the Court House
Monday evening. It is unnecessary to speak in praise
,,,, band as the reputation which it has acquired by
7rri,u, performances is well known. The concert.
.h not so well attended as it deserved to be
e. and the applause with which the pieces were re-
ce,el testified to the appreciation Of the audience
The patriotic feelings Of the listeners were aroused by
'lc playing Of the Star Spangcd Banner and an en-
.aa>Ltic individual called for rce cheers for that EN-
b,en, which were given with will " Hail Columbia
was called for and received immense applause. The
pieces were mostly Of til, arrangement Of the eader,
wv D.rrrrcu which alone is sufficient guarantee Of
their excellence. Aside from the band the pieces per
formed upon the Plan, and Violin by Mcssrs lrc and
Pss.roN well worthy the applause they received,
,al one entitled the Maiden Prayer played upon the
piano by Mr. Rrc was Of the finest things We ever
listened to. and loudly cncored.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07
BS- The cold winter breezes sharp,

R3- The cold winter breezes sharpen the
appetite and the people vie with each other who shall
best minister to its satisfaction The excellent house
keeper in the worthy practice of the culinary art sets
forth coatOns bountu and palaabe that entce the
unwary of the viands and dain ties
served from the past collection than is actually
necessary for the regular performance Of the functions
and the healthy susenance Of the body Hence it is
necessary to clear away the accumuaons Of such ndu
gencies to the distractions TO the free working
Of all the organs and open the for health and
happiness for which purpose the use Of DR. PoRT2R's
Eclectic Pills are particularly appropriate and would
recommend every to procure Immediately box Of
them from Dr. PoRTERs Drug Store, Corner Of Main and
Pine street from his agents in any of the respectable
stores in the county. They will relieve Bilious Com
plants and should be resorted early in the spring that
the system may be prepared to undergo labor partic
pate in the enioyments OF the ensuing season.
~ MEDICrs,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

Asp STILL THEY CoNE.-We took another
into the Commercial College thi, morning and found
.rom full Of intelligent and stndiou- Young men from
at Of the country, intent their various studies.
Iel-1lcr is rapidly approaching 100. Book keeping
ra'ed in all its various branches the black board
problem, being worked out like problems in Geomc-
Tie gratifying Of this hourishing and valuable
.a,ion l. due TO the untring energy and ability Of
"f lowell, the senior Principal correspondngly as
'ted by his associate Prof. WNRNEn, and Professors
',SEIS and CURTIS.
We doubt If our citizens have any realizing sense
the extent usefulness and prospects Of our CONNER
'a College. They should acquaint themselves with it,
condition, that they may be able to inform strangers
aai TINS act friendly agent in promoting the inter
r' Of institution which adds mach to the proper
by and character Of our village nStamton Repub.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

FATAL AcCIDENT-A fatal accident occur
red on Monday afternoon in this place resulting In the
death Of Mr ALEA. BRowN 1t seems that he was rlding
Nd street on horse back, and when near the Episcopal
church the horse becoming nnmanageable hre" he rue
who struck upon his head on the frozen ground he was
Immediately conveyed 10 the residence OF Mrs WARNER
and Dr. TURNER, who had witnessed the accident was
Immediately attendance, and though every exertlon
war used the unfortunate man never reSalneu MS con
,cousne.s but fingered in an in'ensibe condition III
Monday night. Mr.. Blows was young man ana Dut
recently married.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

IsN'T DEAD YEr-Not long since we pub
Shed pathetic article from the Nr,rark Mercury in
,.aton to BILL PHrLLIrS-a printer Of dissipated
habits who learned his in the Office OF the Lycom
1s Gazette, and who said TO occupy an unknown
gave in Potters Field. It is almost pity to spoil the
'ory-iorit wls finely written and touching one-but
the credit Of the craft must say that BILL still
' We have notices to this effect in several pa
r' but the following from the Utica Observer is the
t conclusive:
Phillips, the ill.starrcd genius, isn't dead-isn't
N a referred to by the lcrcury. We saw him in
'e last evening. and talked over with him the old
I'll S when Ne knew BILL to be the most promising pol.
ann Madison coUuty-the talented editor of a Whg
@ CazenOvia. and the Postmaster OF the village
= .ae victim Of too great devotion to g" tod but
# N 'a' good deal Of man yet. This last attempt Of
'sF'papers to take his lie troubles him no more
ii ' 'oe hr't. At the time of the first BILL was at
. "A IN the Rome Sentinel office, when editor Wager
..A 10 set up a news item about calamity at
.'ea1ngo. whore be (BrLL) was reported to have
l45ned mp IN harm. BILL read the item, enjoyed
@0l laugh over it and then declined TO put il in
morning the astOn>hed editor that he was the
'.a. supposed to be reduced to ciuder. BILL
1' Ae has good many lives left Utica Observer.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07
Great MoRrAL1rY.-Last Monday night

GREAT MoRrALITY.-LaSt Monday night
remarkable for an awful mortality among the canine
rl top of this place. We ere informed that upwards
r. dozen dogs were found dead upon the streets in diff
-, norts of town. OF course one knows the cause
Th., NAV have been struck by lightning while some
i ,preIy of their having stolen some prepared meat
I VA, left in the park Whatever may have been the
,.s If is not much to be regretted and for the credit
=, ,s Mace we would suggest in the language of the
that few more such dog-days' can't come
Too quick
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

No.. fused HORSE THIEF AsREsrED-Yes.
p,T r-4n' giving his name as GEORGE BURT, called
!, n, 'o"EN, the auctioreer and requested him to
ls ,,,o.l al public auction, span Of horses The
2p. took place at noon but from some sus.
nan which tr; inspired during the sale.
b.. gls accused Of stealing the horses, and taken
lnaryt -, DAVi' by officer KNAPP. who committed
"a, ,'r further examination.
W. placed in trpc NJ learn that
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

lHFAF LANr-Tn a communication TO the
/ .S'a"toH Standard from Mr.. WM wArRors of
'"'' oTnship, Tioga Co. Pa, giving description Of
-' ~Idon OF country. he makes the following state
IN regard to the value of real estate in his vicinity
is-us:
e5 a'h obect Of this communication is 70 let your
,-3h Ah'W Especially those who wish to buy good
i, II" 'heap they can possess themselves Of that ar
ts.ey can buy good land on Elk Run for one dol
a cents TO five dollars per acre. and be allowed
s5 s,le ,Hle Time Tor payment. Improved farms can be
VEIN, ~. !" twelve dollars per acre with comfortable
b. S,uereon. In fact do not know Of any place
i ,,5 Sa'l oI good quality be bonght cheap
IN nefe To be sure it is not as level as the west
\ rfr Out II viii produce as well, say twenty TO
asir ,,,ielS 9el OF wheat per acre when it is sown in
D. ~. 'a1 vel done. And then such oats potatoes
N IN 3oa. we can raise is caution to some places
b. M, = 'ierany well. The hills on our main roads
D .s S'eep a. You have in Broome Co. Nine miles
No. r west OF Us lies the village Of Germana set.
3s-r. IdiE by Germans, the land is owned by com
Dc TL" l"rk city who sell it at ten dollars per
u ir,s-.! nave grant for a railroad from Germania
flya a. the Sunbury and Erie at Youngwomans
ss FOOD sahce OF about 26 miles Those who wish 10
sk before lS al cheap rate had better come and see
HRoe A. lying elsewhere. We have good society
.A%es "" inhabitants are mostly from the eastern
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

ADJOURNMENT OF CouRr.-Court adjourned
49, Tuesday in consequence of Judge WILMors appoint
,,snt as one of the Commissioners from Pennsylvania
20 meet the Virginia Commissioners requiring his pres
ors in Washington.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

AxoruER WILD Car KILLED.-BILL MEANS,
e limiting few days since in the vicinity of Means
,cu succeeded after long chase, in shooting another
.,ecimen of this kind Of game.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT

HAvING just received of the Largest Stocks Of
in this market before which will be sold at greatly
duced prices.
GREAT BARGAINS N
Black n. r. K s. b. Broadcoth Frock Coats.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Fancy Beaver Doeskin and Silk mixed Cashmere Coats
GREAT BARGAINS N
Cashmere, Union and Sattinet Business Goats.
GREAT BARGAINS IL
Tweed and Kentucky Jean and Cottonsde Coats.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Black Doestn. Cashmere Union and Sattnct Pants.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
HARRISON Cashmere. silk mixed and Plain Pants.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Fancy Union Satinet and others, Coats.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Plain and Fancy silk Velvet Vests.
GREAT BARGAINS II
Matlai7 Plain und Fancy Silk Vests,
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Harrison S Cashmere, SILK Mixed and Black Te4ts.
GREAT BARGAINS IL
Fencia Cotton Velvet and Plush Vests
GREAT BARG AIMS ~
Fancy, Union, Sattnet and Farmers Satin Vests
One of the largest stocks of ONERCOATS, consisting
of Beaver Pilot, Scaskin Petersham, Lionskin Black
Of all qualities, and large assortment Of New Styles
Also one of the Largest Stocks of Gents Furnishing
Goods which will be sold % per cent cheaper than else
where. Call before you buy and examine my stock
you can he suited better and at lower figures.
Remember the place, NJ +. SOLOMONS
Clothing Establishment
SeDtenlhcr ~ 1860. ToWaDda Pa.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

NorcE-Jurors summoned, and witnesses
,o.raed to be present the second week of February
s,0rt are notified that they need not attend.
E.O. GOODRICH, Prot
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07
atsCelldngOus.
The ozygerated Bitters.

be qualities of this medicine has placed it upon an
mperishahle foundation In destroying disease and in
ducng health, it has parallel.
For the following Complaints these Btters are Speci
c, viz Dyspepsia, or InTgefon. Heart Burn Acidiiy
COstreness, Loss Of appetite. Headache and General
Debility.
In many sections Of our country this preparation is
tensvely used by physicians in their practice and it
to have restored many to health who appar
entity beyond the reach OF the healing art.
Remarkable Case Of an Aged Person.
RICHNoND, TIoGA Co. Pa, Aug 25, 1853.
Messrs :. W. FoWLE & Co.,
Gentemen-After suffering for thirty years with Dys.
n-p-a. and trying many remedies recommended for that
disease without any good result. induced hY DR.. F.
II. White to give the 0IYGENATED BITTERs trial took
two bottles. which gave much relief; concluded to
trv two more which have nearly quite effected a cure
months past have eaten my food without experiencing
the slightest inconvenience suffering and Is with
pleasure that recommend your remedy to dyspeptcs,
\. HEBAIED.
FROM DR. WHIEE
MANSFIELD, TIOGA o.. Pa. Aug &c, 1855.
have used the OXYGESATED BITTEEs in my practice
with decided in debility and general prostration
&C. and contdentialIy recommend il in general debility
aud disea. e Ui the digestive organs
+. WHITE ND.
Prepared By SETH W. FOWLE& Il CO, Boston, aud for
sale ty J. q. PArToN and DR. II. c. PoKrEE. Towanda :
The Drug Store, Smthield; JOHN MATHER, Ulster; q.
\. PERKINS, Athens J. f. LoNG 4 Sons, Burlington :;
LOCKWOOD BENEDICT, Alba GUERNSEY MlTCHELL,
Troy J. W. WooDBURN Co., Rome ). y. Ba0NsUS.
Orwell D. L d. VI. BAILEY, LeRaysve, and by dealers
everywhere
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07
NJ YER'S MILLS.

THE undersigned having purchased the above well
l. known mills and attached to il Steam Engine and
also put every thing connected with in perfect repair
with all the modern improvements now in use in first
class FIGURING Millswould respectfully solicit the pa
tronage Of the trusting that the reputation
the mill has heretofore borne may not suffer in the hands
of the new firm. II shall be aim to do all work
trusted to promptly and in the best possible
Customers from distance may rely upon having their
work done at once, TO make but trp p 20 mill"
Mr. FROST will continue 10 give his personal At
tentioh 10 the business at the mill.
CASH paid for all kinds Of GRAIN also Flour Meal
and Feed for sale at the lowest market prices,
NYER, Frost b co.
ISAAC YYEA. ........J o. TFoSr. L. T. FOX
NcErH TCwlNrA. oct s, 1888
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Night Express (both ways) Express Freight and Fast
Freight going west. and Fast Freight going east
every day. Night Express of Sundays only to FL
mira. The a.Uj p. ". Mail only To Elmra. Tie
s.42 \. NJ Mail through TO Dunkirk. The 40 p NJ
Mail runs only 10 Binchamtoh.
CHARLES MINOT, General Sup.
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FROM DIP. WHIEE
N. y. g. e. RAIL ROAD.

CtHANGE of hours commencing MONDAY, Nov. 2G,
y lS60. Trains will leave Waverly at about the follow
Ing hours viz:
GOING WEST. GoING East
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TREMENDOUS ExcITEMEN MT.
LINCOLN TO BE ELECTED,
MACHINE SHOP,

EFT ell these seem only to increase the
business and prosperity Of the Old Foundry and