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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-18

CHERIEF'S SALES.-By virtue Of writ
- OF Vend Expo, issued out OF the Court OF Common
Pleas OF Bradford county, TO directed ana deverco
will he exposed to public sale Al The Court House in the
Boro' OF Iowauda, SATURDAY, OCTOBER q. 1866, at
/ O'Clock p The following described lot piece par
eel OF land situate IL Monroe township, bounded ol-
ows-Bes snDing at post and o. tract OF land
in the wdrrautee OF James simmons thence east
sol percbes white pine Urg gIua corner Robert
RZgCT> warrant, thence south along Tie original
II OF EMam NauQerslCe warrant 4a4 peIcnC> White
oak tire lOr corner thence 10y the Peter AuTh
north SO SO min west j22 peches To white oak tGe
north east corner Jas North warrant, thence south
sIo 45 min west DO perches less post cor
ler thence north 5o0 - min east 10y the north line OF
james North 3Zj 40 pucLes to-. post and stones
ner OF es dler warrant thence uy the north
and - MN Us 50 peTches post and stones
corner thence south 5o and 10 min east 81 lerches 10
"a uus and stones cgIEcr, thence north 10 and 10 mn
east 2jy uerches the place OF beginning Containing
Ioy0 acres OF thcIedyJuts, be the less, al
uumprgYed.
seized and taken in execution At the suit Of GOrden
T. Mason vs. The ~usquehauna and lmira Coal Co.
AISO-IAe following described lot piece parcel OF
and situate in AIua b0rJ bounded north Uy the public
.r,,D i itheIaI, west by }. I. LouglAtaL Contain
ing acreo land, or les, all improved with one
| framed barn and a few ruil trees thereon
ASO-0ne other lot situate in said borough al Aha
bounded north by land OF y. j. Merritt, by A. Jci
terson Witherll south by the highway, and west by
Tram Wilson. Containing acre OF iaal, more OF less,
| all improved, with one framed house thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit o L. Anna
| bles executors vs., Philip 5. Miller.
| J. MONROE SMITH, Sheriff.
| sLogiGs Office, Towanda, sept. p, 1866.
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TIE FIsHwAY CoMPLETED.-We are graft
III to learn from the Wrightsyillo Star, that there
j, fair prospect of free passage Of shad and 9th
Il fish mp the Susquehanna, during the next seas
oa. The star says:
The schute or fshway in the dam, below this
lace. has been completed by the Susquohanna
canal company, and IS now ready for the purpose
for which it was designed. We suppose the shad
vail gye it 4 trial in their next annual, migratory,
fresh water tour up our stream the ensuing spring.
II there were any young shad to descend this fall
as they were wont TO do before dams We're built in
tie ssguchanua, thcy could notify their old folks
when Jley arrive at home in shad-dom that the
track is clear"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SHELDoN's CoMPosTIoN FOR FRUIT TREES
A correspondent at Troy, Pa, asks us relative to
T. b. SheldoD's composition for the destruction OF
borers and other insects fruit trees. On inquiry
we learn from reliable parties in Steuben county,
that the composition has been tested III that sec
ton and is approved. Though at first inclined to
look upon it as a nostrum, the testimony before us
mainly elicted by our inquiries-is such that
with the addition of a knowledge of the ingredi-
ents OF the compositon) We are inclined to regard
the preparation Of Mr.. Sheldon as valuable The
composition, which has been patented, is adver-
tlsed in this paper.-lioore's Rural Neeo- Yorce1
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FATAL CAsUALrY.-W arv panied t. re-
cord an accident by which 1Ir, Garfield Tyler, one
Of the most entorprising ana valued citizens OF
D.n!ar, lost his life last Wednesday evening. Mr..
Ty,,r had been in attendance upon the Fair, and
WAS returning home, accompanied by Mr. William
Francis, when, III turning the corner above Mr.
Samuel Dickinson's, he was flung from the buggy
and fiji between the forward wheels and the shafts
The horses took fright, and in this terrible posi-
ton he was dragged about Is rods breaking lis
leg and mangling him so shockingly that he died
On Saturday neutrality-suspicious..
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT AND DEATH.-It be-
.aas Our painful duty to record the sudden death
a.lls. CHARLES E. POOLE, a young man well known
and universally esteemed by our citizens. He had
J.. 'rgal years been superintendent at the Eagle
s-- which position he filed with satisfaction to
81. 4cemed. The particulars Of the sad affair
bout rs follows On Saturday evening last
-..g just returned from the funeral Of one of the
1.- wLo Lad been burned in the Eagle Shaft, a
"el before he had left the horse and wagon he
.ra 1T the stable of the Seneca works, and stop
.l-- tie Office on his way home While there
a..aa Oilbur and Joseph Cool, also employees
.--e P.,tston & Elmira Coal Co., returned from
.-'4tiug excursion on which they had been dur
tie day. They were asked what luck they had
I'D. and replied that they had made ont TO get
-a chestauts. 1t this, Mr.. Poole and several
.aels about the Office, went to work to get por-
q Of the chesuuts from the pockets Of Mr.. Cool
II Lr. Wilbur. Mr. Wilbur had got out of the
ggy and gone into the Office for some article he
n-ei to take TO the barn; Mr.. Cool remained in
Tic buggy and was scutfiing, good naturedly, with
u. Poole and one or two others about the chest
.,.r. neither resisting the other with any yigor-
--.' '"1-s II Il thought Aau HIS gun 4" aiot gum
bis ann or across his knee, and in some way
-....,autabe to him, the hammer was drawn
.s and the whole charge Of shot penetrated the
-..l, md lungs Of Mr.. Poole. He staggered back
aI aird in less than half an hour without speak
pig word. The shock to his beloved wife, who
aa, Il few minutes before had left him, having ac.
aupanied him to the funeral, was most distress
ing. ls it was also to Mr.. Cool, and aIl present.
f|st,a Gu-ale.
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Oct. :, 1856.
ORPHANS COURT SALE BY yirtu,

ORPHANS COURT SALE By virtue
~ C er yf the Orphane Court Bradford Coun-
g., the undersigned Administrators OF the estate OF
ISAAC IIDDAUGH, deed, will ell on the premises on
SATURDAY, Oct. 70, 1866 al p. L., the following
lot, piece or parcel OF land il W auslg twp, bounded
follows, 10 wit:
Beginning il the Camp road at the corner OF lands
lately set apart 10 the Widow OF said deceased thence
south IO' west lG pcgches ID corner thence north
west 50 per. 10 corner, thence north 65' west 81 per-
10 corner, thence north Il west IS pe2Ghes hick
gry thence north 90 east 81 per. to corner thence
north % west % per- u yellow pine down, thence
east along Patrick b1y les land l0l PEI. post thence
south = east 80 per- 10 White oak, thence south =
and west - 40 perches along s-l widows land So
set apart TO eras aforesaid, to post then south along
the same Il west Y per- 10 corner thence south AZ
west IL eg 10 C0rncg, thence sgIh Ii SIC cast along
stoGe wall to the place OF beginning. Containing 81
acres, about ID acres improved. with framed house.
framed barn and few IC4il trees thereon.
ILRAs-0ne-.lIII OF the purchase money to remain in
the hdal5 OF the purchaser, duug the le oi said wild
Uw, and the interest thereon 10 be paid to her annually
is long She shall live, ana 40 her death lie paid ID
the persons legally entitled thereto. The balance over
and above sid one third, is 10 be paid AS follows $50
the prop-rt being struck dJw4S5y0 continuation
tie sale, and the remainder In six and twelve months
Wth interest. ). +. CEAABEbiI%,
ELLEN a.IDDAUGH,
-a9'enLlr "a. 1866. Administrators
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Collision on THE ERIE RATLwAY.-On
Tuesday morning, 9th inst, as the Stock Express
wy backing into switch about u miles east OF
Emi.l, " express train came IN collision, badly
miaring the engine and telescoping the freight car
into the passenger. No lives We're lost, and only
.r5 l,s5 were broken, and what Was most miracu-
lou, these legs were wooden legs, owned and oc-
capi,d by cripple on board. One of the stock
ears was shattered all to pieces yet the animals
were almost entirely uninjured
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e.ss- Iy Greenwood the majority fox ely,
,n.r is s. but for Elwell only g. Robert f. Clark
r., made an Elwell speech in that township the
..'.,s, before the election. That accounts for it.
rs..>Jtag Republican.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL,

~ The Reporter is printed upon CAMP
WELLS Country and Job Press Office No. 56 Gold
>-,,. yo,l, Thomas H. Senior, agent.
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OyAR roNY.-On Wednesday morning
last tDr. Up De Graft attended by corps of sur
c.ou, aud physicians, consisting Of Dr.. Rice, OF
this city, Dr. Wusenseller, OF Selimsgroye, Pa,
Dr.. AAtel OF Troy Pa, and Dr.. Metcalf, Of Owe
60 proceeded to Dresden, where they were Joined
by DR.. Post, Of Lodi, Drs. smith and Hammond,
ofPluu lua Dr.. Sloan, OF Geneva, and Dr. Hat
maker, Of Dresden The company, representing
the aJIest medical talent this section of country
en- boast then repaired to the residence of the
patient. a short distance from Dresden, where Dir.
JP De Graft OF this city ably assisted by Drs.
Rice N@geusaler lIetcalf and others, removed
tic .a5est Ovarian Tumor of which record has
been made, having attained the enormous weight
II. gyuods. This immense internal growth
was o.. the nature known to surgeons as u,lulH0ct-
MI connected to the body by means Of ped
j. five inches in width. The plan adopted in its
..la.4i was that pursued by our most successful
as.i ,omist except that the pedicie was severed
Is means Of the ecrdsap rendering a ligature un-
-s-sary. The operation, and all the minutile
tending it. were lauded by the physicians pres
@;.s having been the most heroic Of its kind, and
unanimously accord to DR.. Up De Graft pre-emi-
.... Of skill attained by few in the profession, a
.a.e,-noss unsurpassed, self-possassion truly
wonderful The condition OF the patient at pres
at is better than the most sanguine of hose pres
.r anticipated and the prospects Of ultimate re-
assry ga5d.-Eb3ra Adceniser.
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Btaafpr1 geporter.

PFuovAL.-The building occupied by
.no REPORTER, has been removed few
r,5s east of its former location, where
,,,r friends will find US, ready to attend
:, al their wants in the line Of Printing.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue of
~ an order issued out of the Orphans Court Of Brad
ford County, the undersigned administrator of the es
tate Of sally Olm-teld late of said county, deceased
will sal on the premises, November n 1856 at !
o'clock p. the following described lot piece or par
eel OF Ian situate Ulster twp, bounded on the east
y the public highway leading from rowaudl 70 Athens
on the north by lot OF William Bowman, west by lands
formerly belonging 10 VIM GibsOn, now in possession
OF c. Rockwell Il Co. south BY the school house 10
Containing about one fourth ot acre, more or less
one framed house and shed and few fruit trees lher H.
TERN $50 to be paid on the day oe sale and the
balance on final confirmation.
GEORGE MORLEY.
Oct Is 1856, Administrator.
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OCT. Is, IsG6,
ORPHANS COURT SALE Byvirtue Of

ORPHANS COURT SALE Byvirtue Of
" order issued out OF the Orphans Court OF Brad
ford County the undersigned administrator of the es-
tate Of Aiyah Heath, late OF said county will sell on
the premises November D. 1866, at l o'clock D. m.
the following described lot piece parcel OF land su
ate in Terry twp, beginning at post she northwest
corner Of the warrant, formerly hemloeI} thence
east SO per to post and stones, thence south by ys
formerly belonging to John Bennett, 235 per to stone
heap in warrant line, thence west 57l per to a white
oak, thence norh il cast 235 per- t. the place Of le-
ginning Continuing 80 acres and fl y.rrhas more OF
less, about 10 acres improved, framed use and barn
and a few fruit trees thereon
ALSD-Al the right, ti.ie and interest Of the said
Alyah ath in ald to the following described piece or
parcel ol land sitEde in Terry twp, uOuude north by
lands OF D. ". Dennison, cast BY lands Of Daniel Welcs
south by lands formerly owned by Samuel Hihouse
west by .aaas now II possession OF }, " Ueunis0n
Containing about 100 acres more OF less about IS acres
improved. with framed barn and young orchard there
on. said land now ia possession 0. q. ". DeuaiS3n
TERMS-Sj0 dollars sla. be paid down on the day Of
sale one half the balance confirmation OF sale the
balance in year thereafter with interest IRON the
confirmation.
O. +. PARSONS,
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k-Din0Crn.

DOOK-BINDERY.-TH PUBLIC IS
ID respectfully informed that the Book-Bindery has
been removed to the Argus Building Sd story, where
will be done
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-18

WIcKHAM & BLACK are again on hand
with New Goods, just suited to the season. Call
and see their stock.
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BLANK BOOKS,

To any desired pattern which in quality and durability
will be warranted.
All work viii be ready for delivery when promised.
The patronage OF the public is solicited, and perfect
satisfaction guaranteed.
Towanda August 2, lS66-tt.
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uELr FOR THE LADIEs.--A good Sewing
Machine is the best investment to be found
Wheeler Il Wilson's, for family use is by far the
best. For tailoring getSingers Call at Wickham
Il Blacks and see the work for proof
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30 BIN DIN Gl
II. c. WHITAKER,

In all its various branches on terms as reasonable
' the times viii allow. The Bmdery will be unde
the charge OF
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mc0tcal.
EYE AND EAR INSrtT Ut E.
DR. UP DE GRAFT,
Ocuiisf, AuIist and General Surgeon, Einira, NJ Y.
Tceats al Disease. Of Me Ell, I'm and Throat.

THE EYE-He will operate upon Cataract, Artificial
pon Inversion o the eycd,l and treats all forms OF
. SORE EYES" sulA Grlnuated Lids, PGruent
Ophthalmia Opactcs 81 the C0ruea, ~croiuous dis
eases Of the Eye and al diseases 10 which the Eyes is
subject
TIE EAR-Trcais successfully Discharges from the
Ear Noises in the Ear Difficulty Of Hearing. Deafness,
Teyen when the Dram Is entirely destroyed will insert
an artificial one answering nearly all the purposes Of the
natural.
sil5 together with
CATARRH
in all its forms, permanently cured.
GENERAL SURGERY.--He will operate upon Club
Feet. Bare Lip Cleft Palate, Tumors, Cancers, Morbid
G.owths Dei6rnies rom Burns, and Hernia and per-
forms PLASTIC OPBBATlONS-Where the Nose, Lips
OF any portion Of the auo is destroyed through disease
or otherwise, byheaGg them on anew.
&C. VIII attend to the Amputati0n OF Limbs, -E&
and General Surgery in all its branches.
INSERTS ARTIFICIAL EI Eo.--Giving them al the
motion and expression Of the natural deyng detection,
they are inserted without removing the old pro-
ducing pain.
The Doctors collection OF instruments comprises all
the latest improvements and is the largest IN the State,
the superior advantages he has had IN pertectng HIM
self in all hat is and valuable in Surgery warrants
him il saying that everything within the bounds of the
profession may be expected OF him.
The Institute has been greatly enlarged, so that Te
now accommodate increased number oil patients
from distance. Comfortable Boarding Houses attach
ed 10 the establishment.
No incuYGble IecetCGd J0r I, eaiMGH or Opera
tons. II q case is incurable he will be 50 informed.
Institute Water street. opposite the Branard House
Emira, n. Y. FEB. 2. 1865.
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An experienced Binder, and all work viii be promptly
done, in style and manner which cannot be exceled.
Music, Magazines, Newspapers Old Books, Sc, bound
in every variety OF style Particular attention will be
! Mid TO the Rnlinr and Eml-mn OF
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By virtue OF
" order issued out Of the Orphan 5 Court OF Brad
ford County, the unde sgned guardian of jessie maor
whom is deceased viii sell on the premises November
II 1866, at O'Clock D. m, undivided fifth share
OF certain lands situate in Penn twp, Perry 60 unity
Pa, bounded and described as follows:
On the south aud west by lands Of George Dan Rel
and Gilbert Branagan and Alexander Galley, on the
north by land OF Wm. McIlyline. Containing 2iO
acres, be the same more or less.
ALSO-Une undivided fith part of all that measur.
age u tract Of land situate in Julctti twp Ferry co.
Ia, bounded aad described as follows: Beginning at
white oak, thence by land Of Solomon Strauple and
Christian Fisher north I5o west I57 per. to stones
thence ~ lands OF Geo. Mcsher heirs south 10 east
II per. stones thence north 7Oo 50 per stones
thence by land OF Solomon Srauper south 30 east %
per. to a hickory, thence south 6o east so per TO
white oak thence s0utherly So per. the place be-
ginning Containing A acres, Il6 perches net measure
IE&A5-$j0 to Be paid on each piece of land on its
being struck Gown, the balance on confirmation.
HARRY MIX
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miscellaneous.

ffliseeIlaneous.
w H. CORES DRUG STORE
w. b. II. GoEE. Successor to Barstow .& Gore } is
continuing the business at the old stand No Patlons
bloc k where he is daily receiving additi ons TO his
Stock from the most reliable importers and marnac-
tuters respectfully axis or liberal share OF public
patronage, large stock Of
FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES
Has just been received and are now prepared to sup
ply the
WANTS OF THE PUBLIC WITH ALL ARTICLES
BELONGING TO THE TRADE.
PoRE VINE AND LIQUORS, FOR MEDICAL USE
ONLY, A FULL ASSORTMENT OF CONCENTRATED
| BuTANI.. ECLECTIC AND HOMEOPATHIC MEDI-
CINES.
ALL The POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES.
PAINTS, OIL, vARNrsH,
PAINT AND VARNISH BRUSHES,
DYE-sTUTFs AND GLASS.
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES OF EVERY KIND.
TILDEH's ALCOHOLIC AND FLUID EXTRACTS,
4 l. / l. OID Il I'D RESIN OTDS
All the Best Trusses,
BD oMINAL sUPPOR TER.s,
Shoulder Braces,
BREAST PUMPS, NIPPLE SHELLS, AND SHIELDS
Nursing Bottles, Syringes and Catheters.
LARGE ASSORTMENT or RAzoRs, sTRors POCKET KNIVES
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS OF LATE STYLE
A@D BEST QUALITY.
large supply Brushes for the Hat and Hair Also for
the Teeth and Nails, Tooth Powders and Pastes
OILS, Perumery, Soaps, Combs, Hair Dye IN
yIgyrators, &c, Kerosene, Kerosene Lamps
Shades Cdmncys, Wicks, &c, all OF
the latest styles.
CHOICE CIGARS TOBACCO AND SNUFF.
EE- Physicians supplied at reasonable rates Medi-
clnes and Prescriptions carefully and accurately com
p0nnded and prepared BY competent persons at ali hours
oi the day and night. Sunday hours from to 10 o.
CLOCK IN the forenoon, to in the afternoon.
Iowanda Sept. 20, 1866.
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PENsIoNERs.-The instaIment Of Pensions
due on the 4th OF Sept, paid to Pensioners upon
bringing their Pension certificate to the under
signed. J. n. CMIFF
Pension Agent.
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Aug 20, 1866

4 DEMONSTRATORS NUIICE-Notice
IA is hereby given Ia all persons lsoted to the e.
tate OF HARRISON CARLISLE, ks u Smithield tp.
are requested 10 max leut, without delay
and those hayingc against said e7-e must present
them duly authenticated Tor settlement
SAMUEL NILES,
Sept. q, 1865 Adm nistIat0r
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'uARTNAN's SAFETY BRIDLE AND

uARTMAN'S SAFETY BRIDLE AND
L 4 LINES.-Patanted November Z, 1865 This most
novel invention prevents all accidents by no ses With
it, the running away, or kicking Of horse is utterly
impossible most valuable article for all who drive
horses. See IgTlcujwjst for MarcA, 1866. recon
mended hy Wilkes, OF the Split Of the Times Bonner
Of the New York Ledger the Editor Of the Fied Tiuf
and Farm and many other celebrated horsenen.
The subscriber owns the patent for Ti0ya, Susque-
hanna and Bradford counties. Individual or township
rights Tor sale, on favorable ten
Harness makers who wish to make the lines for their
customers who buy individual rights, viii be dealt with
literally.
By . slight alteration, the safety lines may be at
tached f almost any bride.
All persons are cautioned against ia&i., or using The
bride lines, in the counties agogc=aid without au-
th0ry IRON the undersigned.
ROBERT G.. SIMPSON.
Well.E0ro Sent : . lSGG-tl
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Z IUIIUIl , NUIIOL.-L. II. DTOflSOR Is
II Z. Il. Lay}.ng. In the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Bra4 lord county, No. 5Sl February Term, 1856.
IAe Undersigned auditor appointed by said Court
TO distribute moneys arising TOm GheriAs sal
endauts real estate, will attend to the duties Of his
appointment at his Office in ToUaAda boro, Friday
the ZJh day October I60G,4G2 o'clock ?. at ich
time and place al persons interested attend they
think proper or ae forever deJarred from the
II. 3. ICkEAN,
Oct. ;, 1866. Auditor.
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EXECUTRIXS NOTICE.-N = J ] = Il
IL is hereby given that all persons inde2i41 90 Inc es
estate 81 Job Hu,e., late Of Athens Twp -cc H. are
requested make immediate payment and ta1Se haFlnB
demands against said estate will present them duly au-
theu4aated for settlement.
CATHARINE HULET,
gayt Ie lsGe Ex2Cut:iX.
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HEALTH IS THE GREAT NEED OF
II THE AGE.
Z NEW SYSTEM OF THE HEALING AEr.
N. j. COGSWELL, NJ. D.,
HYGIENIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

May be consulted in person or by letter, at his
Geace, East Spring HiI Bradford county, Pa.
an intelligent community require medical doctrIn5
ayouched by the unerrng laws OF Nature and OF the Vi
tai organism, and authenticated by successful results
Hence we solicit an examination Of our system. Claim
ing that all diseases can lie successfully treated with
truly Hygienic Agencies.
No Drug poisos Will be given. As graduate Of the
only College in the world where health IS taught, We
shall take especial pains explain to TIE patients the
nature OF the dscIse. The laws Of lie and health why
ii is unnecessary and dangerous to take drugs, and
how to preserve health and long lie VIII visit pa
tients, and give directions cr home treatment, when
desired.
East springhlu, Nay /, '56.-Iy,p.
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4 DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE--Nolee
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Notioe

n is hereby given, tha. all perao :ed 20 tn.
tate Sally Olmz,etd, deceased, b. .. Ji-ter tFa-.
are requested TO make immediate pes IT ut, and those
having demands against said estate VII present them
duly authenticated Tor settlement.
GEia.s.. MORLEY,
Aug. 28 1866. Aamnistragor.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Having made arrangements with manufacturers to
supply our sales with the best quality of Boots and
Shoes shall at all times be able 10 furnish custo
mers with the best custom made Shoes of all kinds.
for Ladies Misses and Children, and Boots for Mems and
Boys wear at reasonable prices. We shall also keep
stanty on hand complete assortment Of Mems, ,Womens
and Chldrens Rubbers and Arc: 0vershoes
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/ +. CHAMBERLAIN,
WTALESING, PA

successor to r. NJ. & T. WELLEs general Warehouse
business Also keeps on hand a ggney. assortment Of
hard and soft ground plaster, Lime, salt, and Farm
ing Implements. Cooking stoves OF various patterns
Parlonr stoves, &C. all of which will be sol4 at rea
sonab.e rates, for ready pay. Cash paid for grain.
MyAlnsing. u. Oct. 9th. lsGG-3m