M;M=l2!l
• ''''''Sonitlck4*4l l Wrant.
THE SEWING !MACHINE.
" Got one? *Don't say so! Whichstlid you . get!
• One of the kind to open - and abet' -' -
4 Owilikaaptire it?, how much did von pay!
Itigovrftlieciank,'orm u s tddli!: kw, •
rm a single man. and somewhat green , •
me about your sewing machine. .
Listen; my-boy, and hear ail about it— •
I don't I:now.what I sinnald do without it. • .
rys owned one now for more then a year, -
And like - it so well I colt it "my dear,"
'Tie the - cleverest thing that ever was seen,
This wonderful family .sewing machine.
lea none of your angular Wheeler things, •
It'ith'eteetshod bealeand cast bon Wings; .
Its work would bother a hundred of his,
And is wortha thousand! Indeed it is;
And has a way—you needn't stare—
Of combing and braiding its.oirn black hair!
Mine is not one of Those stupid affairs
• That stands In a corner with nhat-nots and chairs,
And makes that dismal, headachy
noise, -
Which all the comfort of sewing destroys';
•No rigid contrivance of lumber and steel,
' But one with a natural spring in the heel.
;
Mine is one of the kindto love,
• -kml wears a shawl, and a soft kid glove ;
Ilifthetnertiest eystarandaa dainty foot,
And sports the charm: meet gaiter boot,
And a-bonnet with'fcatgers, and ribbons, and loops,
With any indefinite number of hoops.
None of tour patent machines for me, = ,
- tales! Dame Nature's the patentee l•
I Eke the port that can laugh.and talk.
dr:tid ban' toy win Ihr.an evening want;,•
i rliattrM do whatheee the owner thpy etoote,j
With the alighteNt perceptible turn of the aerews
.Oarstiati deuce, and—posaiblyj•--ilirf;
;
Yidix. cgkiiY.rdl asi
One. that can sing witliou‘dropping.a - stitch;
And playethi housewife. lady, or 15itch—
, •
Trail togirethe sagest adrice,._ - t
Or'do ili ?oar - collars and things so nice. ••
What do you think of my machine? • -
Ain't it the beptguit ever was Ken ? -
Tian' t a clumsi mechanical loy,.
But fleala:and blood! . tient that, my boy.
_ With a turn for goiidip, and household affair a,
.Whickinclude,,you know, the sesing of fares.
'Tut, tut,-don't talk. I see
You needil keep winking so hard at_
the. wall ;
I know what your fidgety tumbling! mean,
You suitili like, Yourself, a sewing machine!
Well,,vsonettie nee desip..,
There'were plentyleftSacei - gek •
• • .Wan He Insane?
Eh'. Wayne, of the New 'link Medical
„College, in a lecture "upott•the importance to
the medical.professinn of a careful study of
legal ineanity, isith a view to their often be
ing called to give testimony on very difficult
and &taste questions, quotell the fo'llowing
well-put case from Knagg's work on Unsound
. ness of mind: .
MIMI! 4ars.an - da . Man well Itnown in
LOndon during the last century, who was of
r• an ungainly-.appearance, anctsubject
toot s
lOW tataelta of hereditary milanalitly..; So
Inconsistent was be in his- habits that some
• times he Practiced : great abstemiousness, and
aCcither - times devoured large meals with
brutish sloienlines.s and - voracity sumetimes
• betiouktpersist in-drinkinglmthing-trot wa
ter, but occasionally aria wine bY tinti3lers
' full. Hisincoine aria fat.-'. from large, and
.mot obi' certain amount, yet he kept a set of
old men and women about his house, whom
bicketings and diktgrecmentsnow and then
drove him 0ut0f4 00 ..T•14 was in general,
. very loquaelims but he has been known to
sit in company and drink a dozen cups of tea
:without speaking a 'syllable; ~when not en
gaged in discoursing, it was his custom to
pmtteting -,lBimae,lf; in_ walking be
_• performed . atrtirgegespitintations; and = would
not go i4t at a door unless he could effectZfils
entry in a certain preconcuivhd number of
Slips, and so as to introduce himself on 'a
particular foot—ttirning back and recom
mencing until be succeeded as lite r desired.
There was a row of posts near his house
which he would not pass without touching
#ipgly sod if he omitted one of the series be
ritticfsdliiliiis to iernedi the neglect; be
hoarded--up otangeskins. for some mysteri
, ous pitrpose 'never would divulge; be suf
fered a remorse of conscience for having tel
ken milk in hif coffee on Good Friday ;: he
believed-in ghosts and went ghost-hunting in
Cock Larteomd maintained that he beard his
mothi'r - eallirtg, itirdin the Other-world.--
~ Yet this man; Dr.' Johnson, was so tar from
insane,that by common consent, he was re
_ garded as being the most vigoroui thinker
mid greatest sage tif the time."
To Aootaxr. A BEM. 111 L Fos.u.- 7 Take
abundant exercise in the open air—free, at
, tractive, joyous - exercise, such as young girls
—when not restraind by false and artificial
proprieties—are wont to-take. If youxre in
thkrotintry, or. can. get there, ramble over
the hills and through the woodlands; botanize;
geologize ; seek rare fiowers'and planta ; ?Mot
birdis-nests, and chase butte: flies. Bea romp,
even" though you may he no'. longer w little
girl. Ilion - are:. a, wifis,•-•tud a mother, 4 so
much the leiter. Romp with your childrdn.
Attend also to your bodily positions in stand
-sing, sitting, lying, Walking, And . employ 'guilt
general or spkcial gymnastics as your case
may require. Live, while in•doors, in well.
ventilatied rooms;
take sufficient wholesome
and mowtiehing . ,food, at inular'huun! ; keep
iheiniaitctlie and cheerful—in - short, obey
all the iaWs of health: • ;
Tales lesson from the English girl, as de.
scribedin the following extract : -
"The English girl spends more than one
Italia her waking hours in physical amuse
ments whilh tend to develop, and invigoisee,
and ripen the bodily powers. She rides,
Walks, gives, TOWS upon the water, runs;
danpetfiik,YnoiWingtvjumps Oa:ape, throws
the WI, hurls the quelf,cliawi the bow,keeips
up the sinattlecock. and all this without; hav
ing it forever inipreAtd upon her mind that
she is thereby wasting her time. She denz
• thleeriamintilithecomesa habit;Which
• 1470 lokkrup-thrunithlfe.. Her hunk,
irtilcausuj . etwati - mienee; is larier, her
xnuslstr sys tem better developed, her tar,-
•Vims sYlitertt 4 in subordination to the physi
cal,her-strOgth more endoring,and the whole
tons,of her- mind healthier. She may not
know as much at the age of Seventeen as, does
*American girlq -so general thing she
does not; lint the trowtir ofter. nitellect bas
-teen stimulated by no hot house cultpre s .and
thong k maturity conteel ater - ,' it trill lest :Oa
portionibly longer."- : —Sints totharit'Aturi
.li4aßerfestites.. , -
GENlill AND LABoa.-Alexander. Ilaniil
trlarkpartfald de an intituatejthmk: Men
gtvg mb some credit-for"ieginii. -All the gen
. ius that thave bea t injust this; When I Mve
tessibjest,, irriautd,, rabid/ ^ofoupdly.
ff * -i *talidl4l2Cluisloeforeo* J qexpi6Te it
in all its bearings,. My mind betimes per
vaded with it ' 'Then the effort which I mike
irOeirple trte4)le - ased.,to. call the
fruit of genius. It is 'the fruit of labor and
thought." _ -I
m...raribiter.opoe replied to avademan
who p--Assedirim tq , speak on a subject of
-__great - ithportiriet: "ThelniT . ect 'interests I
me ileeply r boti bacepot time., There-Sir,"
'painting to a huge Olt ,of letters on table,
"Is a pile of -unanswered letters, to which I
must. reply, before close of the session, (which I
Was then three days oft) I tare nottime
Abillarrthe - rrubjeet ,scomi . to do it . jaaticieri - 1
- "Au; Mr., Webster, a few words froth jou
- worrld - da.so mach to - awaken public attention
- tog" -
ulf there be such weight in my words as
you re resent, it is because I do not *allow
myself to mesh on any iubject till I hive
imbued my unudvidrit." • -
MEI
Dee:A(ll4e" iris ii, urged tip iiiieak on
a grad sixl ouddfm, emergeopy. "1 am not
prepared,"'onid 'he, 163 of tin Mel refused.
Tba:liirbMikter ineqr l o7 l ?lfeng "di
gOnfui • •
_
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TH2 4 WHAT-Nriti"--•lM2,2pprOprid2 THILW
is given to an'-article , of furniture' nos/ foutd
in many of our ',pailtirs and sitting rooms,
and which may highly attractive and
- ornainintat*lth'but litile expense. It is es
sentially a aeries of from four to six light
shelves, : one above the other, deCreasing in
size fiotit,the bottom upward, supported by
neatlyautned uprig ,, li
Bits. It is usually made, -
of triangular shape o fit a corner, the front
of the shelves bein, rounded out into a quar
ter circle OhOugh ethers for the sides of a
room are of rectangularshipe, having upright
supports for the ebklves. - --
'A very cheap and pretty whatnot is made
by taking from-three to six light, thin, pine
boards - of ditTerent lengths and widths, and
boring holes - near the ends,
through which
four cords are inserted, with knots at at suit
able distances to hold them one aboveanother
in shelf form. If for the side of .a room, the,
lower shelf may be 21- to 4 feet long, and 10'
or 12 inches wide; the next shelf above 6 to.
10 inches shorter, and 1 tot inches narrower,
and so decreasing to the top piece. If for a
corner, two sides of the board must be cut at
right angles to fit the walls; only three cords
are needed, The shelves of a wall nr,eorner
whatnot may:be rounded, or walloped in
front, as the' taste may dictate. - The shelve's
inky be stained, or painted and varnished.
They are quite pretty when only covered
with furniture or common calico, or merino,
or other fabric. .-A fringe along the fiont edge
of the shelves give's a tasteful finish. 'What
nots are sometimes used Tor - books, hut they
are usually ,iinended to recel63 carious fancy
or ornamental articles. vasesystatuettes, curl
ens toys, shells; cria•tlowers,-initiiatur cabi
nets of insects, etc.; in short; all those little
knii.k.knacks, and- r —trhot : not, which display .
the ingenuity and taste of : the various mem
bers of the family.~ We think this preferable
to placing them upon the lmintle-piece—
I AmeriCan Agrieilturisty . ':
SALTING STOCK.—Th9Se who have traveled
in Buenos AYresiand on some of our great
prairies inform us that the wild cattle roam:
ing near the salt deposits, and had the oppor
tutaty of visiting tiiem frequently, are better
conditioned than elsewhere ; and the ,same
truth May be observed io;stsbles where. the
salting of cattle is 66-Ser:iihi - with regularity . .
The components of salt' (chlorine and soda,)
are to be found in the blood of all animals in
health and generally combined in the torm of
salt as well as redundant quantities of the sep
arate. constituents nut so combined. The
same is true in - de.•ree of cow's milk. Sheep
require salt,and inaaditon to its other health
ful effects, it apmars. to'invigorate them as a
stimulant i for after the exposure of lambs to
cold rains and winds, and when they seem be
numbed a teaspoonful of salt placed in their
nriiutb, frequently revives them in a•short
time, so that ,they become Cheeiful arid play
. - 4 t..• • :
Horses, and indeed all aaimafs; man inclu
ded, require salt ; and animals confined Mate
bles- seTai require additional quantity as
comps th those whifti roam at large.
Many English herdsmen top-dres*.their lands
with five bushels or more of salt per-
acre .
each year. By this methrid the animals are
Supplied in part with the constituents of the
salt as forming part of increased crops,. but
still they -give salt. The Lime and Salt
Mixture e we have so often rei_surimended,when
applied to grass - lands, renders the pasture
much more acceptable to cattle.—Working
Farmer. ,
Ottne Tea-nut, wJlh is cultivated
extensivelysin the vicinity of Wilminguin: N.
C. there are from one hundred and fifty thou,
sand to two hundred . thousand bushels export
ed annually frouithat city. The, candy soils
of that section are. well -adapted to their
growth, a loose sand producing greater crops
than a rich vegetable mold. They are plant
ed in drills 3Or 4 feet apart. Formerly it
was thought necessary to have the blossoms
covered in order to•produce good yields, btit
observation has taught that it will cover itself
by shodting.the fruit portions of its flower into
the loose soil. It is a l curious provision of
nature, a knowledge of Which now saves much
labor. In the Fall a wide scraping ( plow is
tiro beneath the vines, to the rots which
the peas adhere. The peas are. picked hy
men, women, and children, from the roots, du
ring the Winter, and the ‘yinct fed to the cat
tle. About forty, bushels- to the acre is con
sidered a good yield, the .priek of- which dues
not vary much from one dollar per bushel in
the Wilmington Market. The pea-nut belOngs
to the-order Leguminste of Botanists. So
tells us a corr es pondent of the Country Gen
glemen.
. .
Pnorraa* oe Inott.. 7 ln the year 1650
Mr. March, an ebbs chemist connected with
the 'Royal Arsenal, discOvered that it is an
invariable rule with iron which his remained
a considerable time'under water, when reduc
ed to small grains or an impalpable powder
to become red hot, and ignite with any sub
stance with which it comes in contact. This
he found by scalping — some corroded metal
from a e-Tin, which ignited the paper contain
ing it. and 'turned a lole in his pocket. The
knowledge of this fitet is of importance, as it
may account for many spontaneous fires and
_explosions, the origin of which has not been
traced. Apiece of rusty iron, brought in
contact wittia Late Of cotton in a warehouse,
or on shipbotutd, may occasion extensive con
flagrations and the loss of many lives. It
oughtto be added that Chetendoncy of moist
ened particles of iron to ignite was discovered
by the great French chemist Lemary, as far
/tack tta,the year 16130. • •
Beecher told the
young men of Brooklyn, at the recent annual
meeting of their Christian Association, that
health was a truly religious matter, and urged
attention to it on this ground. This is the right
idea. Not till viewed from this stand-poiht,
will it receive, merited attention. lie said
young me° shouktne , ier sit up later than fen
at night. :Tbet; should glorify .GOd in the
body as, well as the soul. Beecher is sound
here. lfay..the ieed dropped iron: his lips
produce great harvest.
e4r• Do nottive and, work on your farm,
with, the eipectatioit or rich to. sell ouf.
Nothing will keep wthattso ouch in a state
of indecision. Living from day to day,..with
the idea that _just as soon as you have a
chance, you are going to sell, is one of the
poorest ways ofgetting along, slake up your
mind toetay where you are. Apply energy
and headwork to your operations ; determine
tomake a home—'one for yourself and your
family- have a 'marked nut deftaite purpose
in life. -
ver At a recent tneetintof the Cincinnati
Hocticultural Societythe following resolu.
lion "arcs adopted :I"_licsolsesl,, Thatlt is the
sense of this Society, that in preparing land
cal
with a clay subsoil for . purposes, es
pecittlly fi*thelcultivitiot — i the Fieids„ per,
and 'apple, the fame takonid sebsoiled to a
depth of from %r i sen to teen or twenty
inches, and thoroughly drained by the use of
tiles, stones, or brush.' '
ta r Why is $ csterpillar like cakes',
;4 30 : 1 "sejt:$ IrAt "LW , nibs the 1)14-
U:fly.
1; - ,Great TOmiph
The Ready Pay System!
IT IS CERTAIN THAT
moons
CAN BE SOLD SUCCESSFULLY LV
MONTROSE,
A!s'D AT
• SCSQUEBAN NA DEPOT,
For Et •
rpROSF, doubting thin assextkon 1411 to
at the Stores of •
lattifobehg, Roeseq64loll & eQ.
Where it will be proved that the merchar.t, in sel
ling his Goode, can afford to sell CHEAPER for
CASH, and eaq.ofrer inducements sufficient to
make - it an object to purchasers, at whatever !sacri
fice, to procure the money to make their purchases
on the cash System,
We have just redokred, and are constantly re
relying a splendid assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER' GOODS,
adapted for this 'season and which will ',not fail to give
Gen6ral SatisfaCtion,
and which was purchased under the most- favorable
circumstances, for Cash. •
They are enabled to and will offer and yell at prices
far below others that have given everlasting credit,-;-
no matter whether it is to Tom, Pick , or /tarry. •
• THEREFoRE,
Examine, Compare, and Judge
en 1111 MAK
. •
. , •: .•
an iteiort4ent heretofore unequalled by anj , thing ev
er offered in Rontroee.. •
FANCY'
- 4:cp
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Comprising many new and desirable styles Of Goods
unknown in this market,mnong which will - be found,iri
-Ladies' Dress Goods,
all the novelties of the day, cheap at
Guttenberg, Rosenbaum; & Co's,
aHAWSS.
New and choice styles of Brodie, double and !hi gle,
Stella, rlniti, Wool, Taints, and Mantilla, and a new
sty le of . C SHAWLS,
-- • CHEAP, AT
Guttenberg, Rosenbaum, it Co's.
CLOTH CLOAKS.
An astortmetit 'always on hand, also Ladies Cloth and
trimming to match, of all shades,
Clienp, at H
Guttenbereßosenbatun, & res.,
E - GrrIERCYJEDF.GaIE.
In this department we can offer great inducement!,
as we are purchasing directly from Importing Bodies.
The assortment comprises
French Sets, Sleeves and Collars,
Worked Edgings and Insertinge,
and a great many more articles toonumetous to men
tion—all of which may be found ,
CHEAP. AT
Guttenberg, Rosenbaum, & Co's.
DTRE@@ .00piD@ 9
Bonnets, Ribbons Moen', Plumes,
Wire, Stiff Settings, and ,Fra mes,
artrholegale and retail, Cpenp, nt
Guttenberg, Rosenblatt)), & Co's.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
May be found afl i he different quabries of 'HMIS,
WNW/3
BLEACHED GOODS, I
FINE UNBLEACHED MUSLIN'S,
TICKS. ' , I
STRIPES, .. .
DENIMS,.
SHEETING 4 yard., vide,
CHEAP, AT •
- GUM - BERG, ROSENBAUM-, & CO'S
READY-111U OLOTRINGa •
,
As this is One of theiefirfnelpal branches' of business
in New York City, they certainly-haVe one great ad
vantage OTIPI all thelest of the ClPthiers, they hay
ing one partner steadily in New York 9y to devote
all his time to this particular bnumor manufacture.
They frill furnivh, at any time, a 'od
Garment, at
1 14 ,
abytifithe price to? which the materials i can be got.
They/Fill warrant their work and a Complete ,fit or
no baigain. They keep constantly on hand one of
the best sucks of -
Over and Under Coats,
- 6VCII
FROCK, DRESS, RAGLAN, SACK, & PANTS,
in great variety and different stylea.
Vests : Vests : Vests
Such as Velvet, Plush, Cassimere, and. Satin,
' CHEAP, AT
Gatteuberg, Ilosenbsoni l dc Co,
CLOTHING
MADE TO ORDIER,
07 Tll II
BEST MATERIALS,
At Short Notice.
For Unde r Garments,
For Wits sr well as for Gentleten, ouch •
SILK, LAMBS' WOOL, b.c.,
OM/2', • AT
Guttenberg, Rosenbaum, &
Ons word is inficienifor vim.
To our numerous /Wends and
Cu.l4oMal4 : -
and is patti' color to Alton ,ktxwring theataeltlaa to be
indebted:io ne, we would Oncti trako4 delve will
sell for •
•
READY PAIG
hereafter, and ail atwounts must be 'settled without
farther swam : We are tired of . writing Dunning
Letters, anditurrpoping the PasudlW, to our loot
We will take all kinds of Grain at the bighai market
price fn payment. ill amounts .a ding over six
months an oar tool*, will be left for-leaflet:don, on.
law settled by note. . ,
Gettemberg, Rowell
NONTBOI2, April SO, 10.169.
Ab:01'; Tarr 0//
ICFIB juitietiirfied Pr>inr Raw:Torii; with a large
AA, and choice Ttlety,ot
0:0 D ,
which lie oTeit his cni'ltopiero'iwd die - 1411c, at
14)W price"; for Cash: Ins stock cor s nprises
DRUGS,
MEDICINES, • •
PAINTS, '
OILS,
WINDOW GLASS, ,
DYE STU FF'4
GROCERIES,
OLAS WARE,
CROCKERY,
MIRRORS,
CLOCKS,
WALL PAPER,
WINDOW PAPER,
WINDOW OIL
SHADES,
FANCY GOODS,
- MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
JEWELRY,
PERFUMERY, -
DRY GOODS,
WOODEN WARE, - HARD WARE,
BROOMS, STONE WARE,
BRUSHE S, JAPNED WARE,
BIRD CAGES.
CANARY SEED.
UMBRELLAS, POCKET KNIVES,
GUNS,
PISTOLS,
AMMUNITION,
- TURPENTINE,
CAMPFIENE,
BURNING
ALCOHOL, FLUID,
LIQUORS,
(For Medicinal Purpoees, only.)
TRUSSES, •
SUPPORTERS,
• SHOULDER BRAM,
PORT MONIAF.S,- _
SPECTACLES,
SILVER Ai PLATED SPOONS, FORKS, Lc.,
GOLD PENS,
STATIONERY, '
VIOLIN STRINGS, BOWS, ka ,
And all of the moat popular
• PATENT MEDICINES.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hitherto receiv
ed, he hopes to merit a coutiouarice and •largo in
crease of the same. ABEL TURRELL.
Montrose, Nor. 10, 1858.
To' the Public_: •
SOME Merchants publish a few low prices, or the
prices of a few low piked articles, as an induce
ment 'to persona to male their purchases of thcm.un
(ler the presumption that: everything is equally low.
Without occupying space in -the public' papers to
enumerate prices; I wish it distinctly understood,
that" will sell GOODS as kw for the quality, ns they
can he bought in any other .store in this place or
County. Baits - and fools not need. Purclutsers
*9 generally find good qualities of articles at
TIURRELLIS,
and in Drugs, 37id iriues, Paiyis, Oils, and Dye
Stuffs, the very beet, and the assortments full. The
FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT
1.3 -- nlso extensive. Also, choice Family Groceries,
ensekery, ll'all Pager, Inselr . l; Perfumery, de., eke.
short„ nearly every thing usually kept in country
stor6l. As I deal in many, departments of trade, and
have mere articles than I can well enumerate in the
limits of a Newspaper, I shall not attempt it ; neith
er u ill it be lecessetry. under these circumstances, to
fill a column with useless repetitions and - blanks.—
The people are invited to calrittot examine for them
selves. IBEL TeIIIIELL.
Montrose, Nov. 10, 1858.
Bugles—Pt Turrell's.
QALT' for sale by the barrel, by
1-7 Jan. 5, 1859. ' READ & CO.
3000 ROLLS WALL PAPER
70 DIFFERENT STYLES.
Bordering,' Window Paper,: &c.
A new supply, just arrived, and for sale cheap, by
ABEL TERRELL.
11 Ontroie,. Mouth 9, 1859
•
TO the Sneezing Public.
ritTIVS.OI.3 cr.itnitATED CATARRH SNUFF,
lairarianuc REstrnr, for sale by-D. Thayer,
Montrone; S. D. Tompkins. Brooklyn William H.
Thayer, Dicooek. Montrose, May 26, 1858.
New Goods. New Goods.
PO§T BROTHERS
ARE now receiving a well selected !topic of Goons,
suitable for the season. Among their Mock may
be found quite a variety of
a
Dress Goods, Detainee, Lawns, Silks,
CITALLIA, PRISITS,dre.
Sheetinge, Bleached 1 4
Unbleached,
TICTINO, CHECKS, DEEMS,
fit ne Drill, Toweling, Table Linen,
VANKEEN,
Pants Stuff for Boys* :flees' Wear.
Yankee Notion.—Consisting of .Fancy
Soaps, Tooth: Hair, Cloth, and Scrub Brushes, Lath
er Brushes, Razors, Raior Strops, Combs, Pins, Bon
nett pins, and fixings generally.
Grocerles.—Such as Telis, Black and Green,
Coffee, Roasted Coffee, Raisons, Sugars, Molasltes,
Syrups. Soap, Candles, Starch, Zante Currants, .Sala•-
mtus, Gelatine Tapioca, Lemon Extracts, Cream Tar
tar, Pork, Fish, &c., So.
WsiodenwsPails, Tubs, heelers, Mop
bandies, Browns, Clothespins. Covered Boxes, Ox.
Bows, Ship'lan's itrellandles, fund( ;ram Virg enis
Lir!. Oak. .
IFlardwure.—Patent Coffee Mills, Nut:Crack
ers, BainnierN liste,lietV, Knives and Forks, Butcher-
Knives,. Builders' IFunishing Goods, Iron, Sans,
and Steel.
We tender our ilia nks to all our old friends, and
,assure them that vre now offer a choice stock of
goods at fair prices,' and shall be timed topee them
Montrose, 3larch 30, 1859.
BMM* hem irl toqii.ost.
=
. _ ... : I
BY STEAM!
HAWLEY & LATHROP. baring re
moved into their new building on Turnpike
Street, near L Searle's hotel, are nianufactwing and
will beep on baud
Carriages,Wagans, Cut.
tens, Sleighs, &c.
They beet provided theniselres with a Steam
Engine and all the necesam7 machinery and Con
veniences for doing work with diepatch ; and being
both practical meclumicsi of longsexperience And em
ploying none but
GOOD WORKMEN,
they are prepared to do all kin& of work in the
Blacksmithing and Cat
riage Making Line,
in their usual prompt and
Workmanlike Manner,
Ind by being at all times on band ready and "BEng
to answer any orderfor work; and oy uSing • ,
- Good'Materials, • „
and by MODERATE CHARGES, hope to reeeiverit
large 'hereof put& peroe. - •
We would tender our t ha to mold oestemers,
sad Invite all la ward of workto give tus a and
see for themselves. • ,
• Montrose. August 11, 1858.-1.1
1111111111 MISOPIIITOM
at. NALL
OF A CT BABE and dealer lo all kinds of
/T.l. Furniture, is now prepared to AU all
orders or , Bedsteads of all kinds at wholesale or
retail, on short notice. Retail prices range front
'spur is, according to style. Hs also keeps on hand
Readi-made Collins; and u ho has an elegant
Rearm, be is prepared to attend faunas anOort
notice.
I lc Co.
Fo. Milford; Doc.. sfillif#6r,4ll/
STRANGE AND - MYSTERIOUSI
THAT every intelligent man in this community
J.- -should not know that a new arrangement
been made by
WILLY= 'e - AnMtTOlti?
at th 4 STE A MI .111 ILL, for carrying on the
• ing Business.
Mese know this to be a filet; but for the benefit Of
the.fns..who do not, we'would say that we are pre
.pared to do any work in our line which may be en
trusted to us, In -the most durable manner, in the
most Improved style, and in the shortest possible time.
All Work Warranted to give Good Satisfodion.
J.turs H. wzAVRE, • - - • JEEkg L. ATIIERTON.
Montrose; March 9, 1859.-43 m • s
• MEAT MARKET.
On Public .Avenu;, near*Searle's Hotel.
Tr :ERZ constantly on hand a good supply otMEATS
Jl)ks of all kinds. Cash paid for Beef Cat
tle. Calves. Slieep, and Lambs. Also for
Hides of all klaada.
n A. MOON & CO.,"reipectfully inform
-1-l• • their fkcmda and the public, that they have
completed their large and Superior
and commenced the manufacture of all the various
kina's of Flour, Meal, and Fe e d, of the
purest quality. -To those unacquainted with our
tablishraent we. would say : I We 'hare Plow Run of
Airellewe Slittei, manufactured by Hart S Yunaon,
Utica, N. Y, and sutf4ior Machinery from the Wash
ington Iron Works of I. Stanton k Co., of NeWburg,
N. Y., with three Bolts of the best Anchor Cloth,
and the whole fitted tip with all the
Modern Improvements of a First Clam Mill.
In consequence of these improvements, the" Screen'
in dispensed with and better results obtained. The
Flour is better and whiter, and the caving to the cus
tomer in grinding small grains will often equal 15
per cent. '
Custom Work
executed promptly, and in the hest ncanner: FLOUR,
'MEAL, at.d - FEED kept for sale at the bilfest Cash
Prices. Vr Salisfactim. siren-in Every l'artiew
tar—Pane Patronage is Respectfully Solicited.
Uniondale, Feb. b.:X. 1R59.-] r
The Rouse and Furniture ate new, and no expense
I has been spared to render it equal, if not superior to
any similar establishment in this part of the State. It
• is well supplied with• all the recent improvements and
'comforts, and obliging waiters will always be in "at
tendance to respond to customers, The Stables
connected with' tiiiti" noose arc
AND
BENSTOCK k HAWLEY.
6. T. lINNISTOCK. -, • - Y. HAWLYT
Montrose, Feb. 16, 1859,2-tf:
0 , :f(g) , :1 11 TAA 4zt,lasAi‘i
Exact Jat§ttee to ALL Men.
FLOURING MILL !
AT lINIONDALF.,,
KEYSTONE 'HOTEL.
Wm._K. HATCH, Propriotor.
nrillS . new and commodious Hotel, situated on Nairi
Street, near the Cart House, and nearly in the
center of the business, portion •of Sfpntrose, is now
hilly completed and furnished, and was opened on
the 27th of September; I rZtis, for the accommodation
of the public and out-elms. The Proprietor feels
cOutident, that he is now prepared to entertain guests
irks manner that cannot fail to glee
CompletelOatisfaction.
New and Convenient
The Pmp•ietor respeetfulle solicit. the patronage
of his old friends and the public gensrally.
Irsr. !MTGS.
Montrose, September 22, 1858.—tf
RIGHT IN TOWN,:
EXTENSION TABLES
12=113
SMITH BROTHCHS,
. of all SIZES and PRICES to suit the Tins;or
Walnut, Cherry, and Mahogany,
and warranted to work right up to the arle.
Montrose, Juno 9,41.858.
_TO HUNG!
"VVERY day in the week, (Sundays excepted,)
11( over 2 0 0 0 'pieces Wall Paper, besides
Border and Window Shades, a large variety. The
largeat and best assortment of Wall Paper ever hret
into this market, which will be !old for each, as low
u the same qnality can he had even in Bi'nghennion.
For farther particulars call at A. N. Bullard's Book
Store, first door north of L:Searle'a hotel, where you
will also lindi large and superior assortment. of
Books and Stationery, with a few Yankee notions at
the lowest cash prices. A. N, BULLARD.
Montrose, March 9, 1859.
NWICE.
nR. E. PATRICK, JR., would like, aft
11 ter a eilencrof nearly ten years, to appeal to
the moral sensibilities of a very generous public. who
have always - manifested their sense of appreciation of
his usefulness by T.:actin , ' his services when needed
or thought to be needed, but who have given no
other evidence of gratitude or good-will—particularly
in ,fhe way of subrearitial aid" as- Kossuth would say
=that he now desires lila and entire settlement of
all his accounts, also the accounts of the late firm of
Patrick & ; - and be wishes further to state
that he desires nothing to be - considered wrong, if,
:after ifew weeks, the add- accounts, remaining un
bettledshould be placed in the hands of a good sharp
collector. and made to account to' him something that
will buy Oats and Buckirbeat. , Please notice this and
take action accordingly.—Yours Truly,
• E. PATRICK,JR.
Or If attention should not be Paid to this, Jona
R Donions may have something to do with it,
.; CC:03313
OFFERS to the, public, at prices that mama fail
ll to suit, a large and superior assortment of
- GROCERIES ,
At the old and well-known; establishment formerly
occupied by 0. M. Crane.
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEE, SPICE; FLOUR,
.ad BALA thy the sack or barrel,) FISH, and all
articlevumally found in first class Groceries.
Flour by the Wholesale and Retail, •
As I mean to merit, I hope to receive a liberal
share of public patronage.
- B. Thel4gliest maxket price paid for Pelts,
'rind iiideticipsi” and Veal akin.
- Z COBB.
Montrose, March 16, 1889.4 e
- HOWE'S
PITENT ELLIPTIC':PRING ;MED.
Luxury, &Infer!, and Agse Consbinid.
TuEsE cEr" 3 }TED
W. BEDS FOR Stlt o ß . Y
Moutrir:e. March 23, 1803.
A CARD.
Dlll. 'THAYER of the Bingtonintii
Water Cure, will be at dosquehanna e
pot, (Nicol's liotela•on the 6th Of catch month, dar
ing the Spring and bummer, for Consultation. Inva
lids will Inkit to their advantage to give him a eall.
Patients received at all times at his •INTABLISH
WENT, in BINCIWITON, N. Y. where every com
fort and eosteepienee isay be,kow 3 4 for the meat
Cul ttentlass4 of livatiadi.,
Inolbuftegt,L Y.; larch 93, 1869..,4
okyer's
ACoolltaidditenneal. ffilfiblol44ff have bffraiiittaisibffiffe the
/AL mom effectual alterative that can bet., Uhl ommetiffry
ted extna4 of Am flarupuilia, en colubth24 With otbirentertances
of still greater altiretire pawl.( le to affsrd an effective antidote for
the diseases Seraparilla le repoted %near.. is beletwed that inch
a remedy-be
wooded by thole who suffer frou Strums complaints.
sod that one which will aornmplisis their fare must prove of
mang e some. to thm large elms of our Ultirteitfiehrw tlffuess. Low
completely this compound will do it bask...porn by experiment
on many of tbe worst lows in the followhte cootplatne.
Scrofula, and =IS, &optima, and Rn2ptive
PlAeltsea, Ulgerg, Tumors, Salt !thew.. Soli
Head, Syphilis almiAlfircliorra Mercurial Dienosra. Toys,
tieuneghtet Tic tot, Dell! it y. Itlapepsy mid ludlave
tine. Kruirels.; Rose t. - Anthony's lire. and Weed the whole
clam ofiemplalabt arising from intensity of the blood. -
Xbia cotuponod will be - Mond a gent prinooter of health, when ta
ken the using, to expel the foul humors which frail ht the blood
at that moon of the year. By the timely estorlal t on of them meaty
rzti f lg in d=rs.are Owed . - 12 i the bud, be filogi . udes
,:tted Wow= throug;e7hTe l i m tilte irr a e ' lern will
he to ,r.
,tWit at
corrup ' tiona, if not moisled in do this through the natural
ehanitels of the body by en alterative medicine. Cleanse not the 4.
listed blood whenever you find ttaimptuitles bursting through the
skin In pimple+,
crop
ion.
or sores; cleanse it when you end it is Ob.
strocte4 and Aluggt , r, In the veto.; cleaorer It whenever It IA foul
and your feelings.
will tell you when. Eriql where rut particular
dlomler felt, people enjoy betlerlrealth,ml ino/a for dos..
!Tooth.. Waist.' Keep .tbe bk.od , eithry and l a lla toNla Mit with
thin pabolum of ilk disordered. th e
reon be no Matte z health. Soon.
el.oclaier ouruethlof mod go 'MOO& owl the great, machinery of
life Ii disordernl or overthrown.
Parraparilla law, and dmerres much the ?embalm otaccomplisie
Int thew ends. !tut the world has tern eereniatalT &rely./ by
preparations of It, tartly because the drag alone has not all the en ,
tie that L eJalmed far t 4 but more because many preparations, pre
tending to be concentrated entracte of It, contain but little of the 'lr.
for g.f. Sarsaparilla, or any tided eke.
During late years the public bare been misled by lance bottien.Pre•
tem:float° glee a quart of Extrod. of Sanraparilla for one drtUar.- -
Mod of three bore been fronds upon t:t sick, for they not only con
tain littk. If any. Panapsrillo. Tut tett no iventleepmpeqtteelennt - -
eve /fence, titter anctpoinful dierkpliointoirnt hex followed tier
r.
one of the sorb Sus entracte Of nanaparllla .which !Mad the marine%
until the pone it Istinetiv despised. end has beentne synonyms
wit litutmaitinn and chest, Atilt weitill this compaundfrianaparilla
and intend to moldy each a remedy es shall peeper the coped nom
the load of *Meetly wh:ch rests upon it. And we think we have
ground forbellMnit It hue virtues whichnreirredstable by the anti.
1M) run, of the diseases it to Intended to core: In order to eseurer
their emuplria eradication hoes the system. the remedy should bniu
dkl.rasly taken according to diredlons on the bottle. •
Prepared by 'Dr. J. C. Aycr & Co.
LOWELL, MASS.' -
•
Priee,"l-per Bottle Sic °Wes ler $5.
Ayer's Che .Peotoral,
hoe wowfor halt ouch a renown for the cure of ie. re variety of
Throat rod,tung CompLslot that It I. entirely uuneverrary for nolo
recount Cif« evidence of lie virtues. 16 hererer It halt been employed.
All it lin. tern In magma not thomehont this sMlott, we need not
do none that, assure the people Ito tortllty Is kept up to the lei It
ever hoe been end that It may he relied on to do for their relict all
It hat ever been found in dn.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
, FOR TILE GUAM OF
Costleenese, Jaundice. 'Oripepda: Indigestion •GrehtetY. row
Heade:dm, RttetiMatiank„ Eruptions and
Skin Warless, ;LA est Compleint.: Drum' letter. mums and halt
Rionm, - W omit; Clout.Reuratits, as Pill, uld fur Partly.
lug the Blood.
Then mot rooted. so that the meet sensitive can take them
pies...ldly. mot they are the heat spraienttn the world. for the pr.
I.mssa of a fatuity physic.
Prier, '25 cents her tor; Fire Bores for $l,OO,
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, Stateemen.and eminent
personage, hare lent their names to certify the unparallelled tteeful
nes. of the,e remedies, but our space hem will not perm the Inser
t:on of them. The t
agents below named fumlsh gratis our American
Almanac In which they are given; with also full ,i...crittions of the
aborecomplainta. and the treagenentthat should he followed fortheir
CUM. •
not he put nifty unprincipled dealers with other pretarations
they make more prat on. Demerol Ayer'e, and take no Others.—
Th: del( coot the hest aid there is fur thetMand they should hove It.
II our Remedies art for rate he A. TUltltELL..liontnue ; W.
R. THAVXR, lihnock/ IRA telisllT. !SWUNG VILLE: R. N.
MIERMA.N. Lynn; WALTMAN s 1 SW.lllith.R, Auburn ;*id
by ah Um.-gists and thr prim:fp:al Merchants In Smsr.-Co.
.11. arch
Keep -it before the People
TC-Vrthe 1,11.1.1\G used by these lqew York tinker. ..tab.
an acid reldch Exrs the leun and volts the:late, Evidence of
bleb ran be peen al INS tkodb Fourth,Street, and no Safe c•ta be
made under the Champion patent which wind:l.A ten marn before it
VIII be owl relv enter. and that the cafe of do.aph, Trie..,
Norriatven. that blown iipcn. the ulght of the at of bete.
ber.a. alder, and winch la no or said Wad Intended aunply
as a neete....f." had on the Wu.. powd, uorl hunlae lock,
AXD ancomnothen by l• wet. lienlne.. A Co.. as t e only ,
proof lock lo roc.
FARREL.IIERRING.i CO'S I'ATENT CITA-SIPION SIFES,
the only then made in thlahleh hare never been rethbed by ,
burgiaraor hatt.heir content-a deattoyial by accidental )true—Erma'
The Pre& of the alb ult. •
i:V•2115.1 . Wanes'. rtILLADZI.PIiTA ANSIIIILI - TO A New tons
•Mt.sro—We , the oottosisted. ettlrette of ht. J0...-ph. Mo., do
:herehr certify that the rout safe belonging to C. K. -110104 n. made
be FarrelA Co., Zi . o. 34 Walnut .1 reer.l%tbdelpitio..whittews. to
the tire that occurred 'here; in cot Ore.proof. 'Oa to twee*. "a.. Sm.
proof sera: that the books. ‘rs,jewslry. Le. which .were to the
nee at. th e time were uretr,• that-the butldhig whith
was s ia woo of Fuzz, and only ONE army hhtb, and Mt* a Are oo
raiemao settle one which burned over the .ltd sots want doele.
lent to hare injured any SAY): purporting to be Four.Piroot. •
Signed, W. It. Plows., Orogen ; Joe. W. Tsorrts merchant
.A. Itarrta. - bariter Dastr.t..Sarroa A Itulketat.n. forq•LaiAt
.T WLti
illt KAY. Jars erIDT. 1iALDR112.20.4..1 , 11.
EVA & WATSON. •t South FOCIZTiI Street, Philadelphia.
lose now net bled the 1117[4 ornotnlvril of SoLtutander Santo the
rotted Motet. warranted elm,' to soy otherU. made on reseouZle
lent.. !'l woe fit e rata ea:t. DILLLISGS bTßtitat.
Montrose, Janna 7 19, 1859.-ly • t • Aozwr.
7HERRTNG'S
PATENTfIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES
iOOOREWARD it.? anrperson iebo shall
prove that one or them has ever Wl
ed, in au accidental fire, to preserve its eentents.
The BEST S ..41fE$ made. 4 . . •
• - B. CHANDLER, Agent.
itontroat;Nov. 24, an: '
REMOVAL.
New Firm. New Store.
Public Avenue, lust below ;T. Etheridge's,
to the wenid relipeetfitliy.annonnee
• to the public that he heal associated himself
with WM. L. ALLEN, in the
FLOUR, FEED; AND GROCERY
BUSINESS.
Also, tl.at they have removed Into their newly fitted
up building on Public Avenue, just below .1. Ether
idge'S Drug Store, where can akways be found the
•
choicest brands of
Family Flour,
Meal, Feed,
Pork, Hams, _
Fish, Dlppvd Candles,
Timothy,
Clovei4
Field,
Garden Seeds:
Also a general aseartmenf of
'Groceries, such as Suiars, Molasses,
Syrups, Tea,Voffee, &c. die.
Thankful for pest favors, woUlitsolicit a 'continua
ance of the came, nyder The new firm, pledging our
selves to do the fairihing, hoping' by each bargain to
be sure dranother.
Being under a different AdMinistration,i it is very
desirable to have ill old eccoents settled, and com
mence anew, under the Ready Pay System.
BALDWIN & ALLEY.
W. L. Aunt,
and
e. BALDWIN,
Montrose, Oct. 20, 1858.tc
NEW - STOVES.
_H lB Ri[Tir just receiving a large
o stoc9 t of •
NEW STOVES, -
including a full assortment ;or EEEVATED OVEN
' LARGE OVE N,
r
AND FLAT-TOP PREMIUM COOK STOVES, FOR
..WOOD oic!COAL, •
• WITH A SUPERIOR VARIETY OF -
Parlor, Office, ad Shop Stoves,
,foe , WOOD or COAL: Also
Stove Pipe, Zinc, Sheet 'iron : Stoll'
Talmo, &c.. •
HIS ASSORTMENT will INCLUDE theMOST
SELECT and DESIRABLE STOVES
In market, and wilthe sold on the Most favorable
terms, &c.,. to which- he would Invite tbi par
ticular attentloil of.
CANII BUYERS.
Naw Mttroan, i...orembei . , 3, 1858.
, OS TES; KU TES,',
HERE. WE , COME.
BOYD'& WEBSTIBt
riAvniG.pirchaiede S. A. Woodruff his Stock
in Trade, .are prepared to accommodate all
who will *vomit' with-their commix, at *'lire and-let
lire" prices.. . . .
STOVE Aflp - PIPE,
" TIN, COPPER, • "
AND SHEET IR OPP WA: BE
..of every description *zonally found in Off country.
.
Also, WINDOW SASH, .•
PANEL DOORS,
WINDOW BLINDS,
• ---
PINE LUMBER,
•
and BUILDING MA TPPJALS.gentirully.
Designs tor Country buildings, with specifications
and estimates of cost, ac,., furnished to such is mkj
desire them, at - moderate prices.
Ferranti about building in - the Countj will Snit it to
their interest to all on us. Come • and see us, we
intend ohms to keep the latch-string out. • • .
TM shop in their new bonding, corner of Main and
Turnpike-streets, a few rods south of Strudel' hotel.
Carpenter shop near the Methodist Church:
N. B. .111 kinds , of produce taken in exchange for
Goods. -
t r ig• 8 ° 712 9 • t BOYD
• .11. Is. W
_Jimmie ! : •
NantrOse.VuO 8. 1111.8e4y
. _.
V . l'i , - . 0! :,THE SHIEST
..'
. 1.7,
''..*' 111 It
_ .
.., 0
.....
L
1.6. I: __
,
14J 0
.- Dimly
....
CC° , 6 ;
7,2;
OF THE AGE.
...,!.
- mßcit',Vigt°: - „litizi..Litter.k.—thi "e 01—
• . EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
The wotstSerofula down to a tomitmillinple.
He hse tried It Su nrrr eleven hundred' eleeteolnd nn e r failed ex•
apt In two two, (I.4lltkundter know.) - Ile Lao now 9t•hte pow,.
eletri over nne hundred centllates of Its value. all wtttdn twenty
Wien of Boston.
• • .
Two bottles are srartsoted to eon s nursing sore mouth.
One to three bottles rill core tbe worst Mud of Ylloples on the Nee.
TTO or flues bottles sill clear the sate. of I.lles.
To - 0 bottles are warranted to elm the worst 1:1111 .X er In the mouth
Or stOtoich. .
- - .
Tltteejonirebottlesara warranted to ewe tho worst kind of Ery
elpelaa.
One to two bottles ins warranted losutr* all humor lethiEres..
Two bottles are Warranted to cure mining of Ilse ennead blotch.
,se among the hair. ° ,
Fourth air bottles are warranted locum corrupt andrunlngelmar
One bgittle will cm-scaly eruption of the this.
Tea or three bottles ale warranted Wayne the wont kind of ring
worm.
Two er thrre bottling:a warranted to cure the mod &spend c cue
Of rheumatism. • ° • '
Throe or four bottles - ire warranted to eurelealbitheum.
Fire to eight bottles will cure the worst ease of Scrofula.
A bearftusloaysexperiensed froth. thalinst Imitle,and a perfect
Aellesla wurantedatiwn the /Wee quastlty la taken'.
MationTkelspStatl9l' SM , /I' I RO u li R ,, T v is , te m .
Ind all kind of humus. Is to welbentabliabed by (hr unanimous sobs
of all who have ever wed lt, that I need ried ...irtht.g us the
waded, as the mod skilful physicians slid the moot earetul Drug°
gists In the country are naulussua In Ito prate. •-
In presenting the liedlealPbcoircry to your notice. I doll wie - h
full knowledge of Ito motifs poker. to relieving ail. Lad urine
mind of lluse diseaseCto wbleh yoU are unfortunately au hails._
That most "unwilling Matsu to ins abetlonatemother,
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
Is cured a. If by &Miracle •, your ovriterurier 6 restored to It. tau
mi ....tor., and your lobe from abort sod fretful haps to mho sod
erect slumber., and the Italica Illicovery.beaducti a fouutam of
bireslng to your hurt&dd and hoisebold.
Lri the more admitted doges of •
CANKER
It extends tcothe etuntscA, eating
D P IA , .
which Linathiagbatnaltea an'thelitomath :Wm tathianiestliitionil
KIDNEYS,
creating a shadily awe feeling, sad an ladidercacairwatothe eana
of your Wally. Yolic stomach la
BAW -AND -./11PLLVED,
and ,
Your food dbitoraionYon,: you Can 'oily tab bruin kinds, and
even of that your system doe* not get half themoourishment it hal •
tabs as the aerimonoualtdd of the conker est. It up: then your
apuplexlen b.xs KS 1.10012r1164 becontessallon orgrestitott, sod yoot
best day lo one. Inc want 'of nourishment your Bittern becomes
loose and the /beta of your body, bomb relaxed. Then follow
trAnotpellrtrlttl Vasa blyetair!Y.d.l o 4 IS
C U'WE;":".
•
Palpitation of the heart, palittn the side. wesknetoo of the spine .4
small of the hack. pain of the hip joint when you retire,lrresubrity
of the howeln, and ass, thatinostsumidaling of discalibi rho
. I '
PILES.
Flow mane thousinda of poor women are audesing from this
ease and phang tobwrable llfe.ledl4lll/ !KU dart uelahbor
does not kno thee:mac. I Wish to [totem on yedwzolud thas au.vl
old proverb, VI; of preveldlentsbetter thee apour.d of cure."
In the s ICAL :DISCOVERY
you ha...odb the preventive and the cure. with' this mat and
rood quality. that lewll I never under any elrennuttancendo you.).
Injure No chino okr diet everneerawarf--leat the best you eau art
and enoviel it: . -
DIANCTIoNS FOR USE.--Adolts. °Getable apoonful per day—
ChllAren over ten year., dessert rpoouful-I. 4 hlldren from Ore to
elght year& tea spoonful. uo dlreetlona ran be applleableA al
o eonstltullone, take'sutheleet . to operate oh the bowel. t wire a day.
Yount truly , - 'DONALD KI.IC.NEDY.
Pelee Shoo pvehottle. For aaleby ABELTUURELL. Montrose.
CARLI.IL,E. &CO. Great Read, and h. R. V;XekT, busque.
henna. Depot, . (July 11.1trd.-13".
Think,. - Examine, Inquire!
DR; -IWAYNE'S'
COMPOUNt) SYRUP or \
WILD CHERRY:
A .
itE yon trembled With a cough ? Have lop pgibt in the so,
and hreaq Have rid a tickling eee ride:lglu the threat ir •
co the Liver ronsiolatot Have youthilronehitis?..liierrous - De.
(. If4,t 41` , 2:,'"i'l
eunpt,uNDtrouh'ed with sva r urnv of effect :asps ,
df and permanent cum as the evidence of thousands who bare been
cured by It will writy:
Another Remarkable care!
.
. or Rouge, Trederiek County, Md.
Dr. sNrATl'it ...—PearSlr—Relleving It a duty I owe to the publid
add idatkve to von. 1 Imo ettlamgilt proper to make known tog of
the most entraonlftatry cured; 22 - 21 own owe, that has 01,
truly reconied. In the month of Wear? last, I was afflicted with
I severe ,tetthering In my breast, which formed a bode thscese. 2,4
12/2n r•mummlekte.i en 19F Lungs alarvery notch atitlered them, ate,
discharged huge 46'101de. of corruption, external and Internal. II y
breath could pass through my Lo'ngs and out through thresvity of
my trteast with !apparent moe, attended with 2 violent goneh.ase
and, mat. km otappellte„ and extreme deldEty, aO dot my pluct
lan thought my woe hopeless and !growl the power of !nacho.. I
remind In this wretched awatition fora lour, time, until
wastedifee more 'skeleton: and there smuttily be no hope for me
but hating read In the public papers of the many wonderfql taro
eerfornied be roue I %arouse Sever or WtinCnsay, 'loaned:at,
y sent to liidilmare for Ova Nati** and rforaneticed Its use, and to
any great eat Isfaction and mytnnsions fasully; the stoats or opcning
in my lungs began to bell, and the cough !subsided, and on whir ten
bottles I was restored tosfe , ct halth.
Over lee years have e and I still renchn a perfectly hearty
nasts to this day, Join. 2, 1 ' Huse not bad a day'a sisky!to fee
eighteen mooths. •*
Please accept asigrateful aek:" U.k./k 4 2 .2 . 2,2 .
12n.. very respeitfolly, T Hull A F , Date,:
The sulaselber ha well acquainted with' Thotuatr Mum« =ld ras
testify that be has been strOkled unlade repreeetted, regard his
'recovery . as almost nadricle.--Ue worthy Member or todety .
! !JAMES R:DIlltlIOROW,
• l'adoi• of Berlin Clreit. P.ltizorg Conference:
• • rztacias,rasnomueLy tor.
•
sayue's •
Comilotuld, 4114 of Wild Cherry,
The miens) and only seuillne" Cherry preparative. Sur ktde 17
mind.. It tolu composed oolTof eget-able ingndlento, it= be
used with perfect safety. .
- Swayne's Sarsaparilla and Tar Pills,
A irentle Tftatlve arvic ideasUre sr;e'eLithar, far supertor'ir
Fin* In genrrM we.
Swayste's Ceiebetiled VermitugO,
Dr. Swarm's Pause, torpurifying the Blood.
Dr. Swaypes Bowel Cordial,
..it ,
-s temlnablii remedy far Madam Dysetateryi - littolics
,cholers
and all Board eamplairds. - t •
Ilrersrstallacararara :—.Dr. Swayze. liattir Catholleen 5 the
great and. nnequalicd renaCily. ' Price el
Il 80 cents. Sold by
_AI,IEI. TU RRET...I, J. YTIIT,RII)43 earase, and by !keels
ecerrahere thronghout the Connteand'.. tate. •
Prepared all nt Dr.,H, SWAYJIE dr NOS, lie. I. forth. nth
Streelltidadelphla. - aug.4,18534y
II
PATENT MEDICINES.
. -
'4 EEO:Male great variety of Id eilklnes at Turrell's Staregnay De
found all or Dr. Jayne'. justly celebrated Family medicine::
Ayes , . Cherry Pectoral and Cathartic Pula; Halsey'a Forret Wine
and Forest Pills; Holland celebrated German bittern Louden*. sr
ors of Fpzully.rnetgelnee.,• Merchant's Gargling 011.thr Mate! t rem
'dr for sprains le man or, beast evert pawn.; Slatbertenia
Remedv, and Horse Remedy T•litreek's Vel•anlfietc. and a variety of
other kinds; TrasEs Magnetld Olutnivetthe great remedy for burn.,
Themes:lm. and• allintimmatory einuleetints; Pond's Extrui.n
first Tate thlrit foe Andlar puniow,xas the W above Ointment; Andrew's
-Palo Destro ig ageoti,a good ankle ; oodeock*.lialsam .4 Rote
I.trdnuut ; tworara Tanndice letters, Canker. 1nc1.., Lleitneht.iird
Dysentery Drops; Baker*. Compound for Dyeentery ; Houghton.
Pepsin, for 1131Liailla; Hebubold $ Extract of Ruche and EXtraci of
s .areePalina ; a variety of Salem the lestto !Omelet, 1111...0., and
an almost - iodine variety of Patent 3tedicleenaltoirether too mune,
ous to. enumerate — but cake It to say that the publie grad near
ly erery thing in this Hoe. at the Hsu and Paul hitore of
. Montage July, ldt7. • ADT.L TERRELL.
THE QUAKER CITY _ •
Insurance _Comp. of Phil.
'Capital arid .Surpins, s*lo,ooo.
'Chartered .Capital, 11500,000..
Olcee, Franklin Buildingh . ,Aro. 408 Walnut St.
FIRE INSURANCE on Stoma, Ehreillapjoblic Building" md
MerchoniSve annemll7.. MARINE INSURANCE on V
Coign and Freight to sod from oil parts of the World. Alto hdard
Insurance. on Goods to and from alrionta of the Union. l •
Statement of the Business and Condition of the Qua.
ket , City insurance Comp - aux-of Philadelphia,
for Six Months; entl;ng JuniBols, 1858.
'Rapala and nal l ais. January lat. lAke
Interrat received and seemed from Jon. lot to July 14,.. 6,811
sd
Prvutlums received.. • 11U.74
Stlysae sualiauraage 1.5:: 71
LOSSES, EXPENSES, de.
•
To LOW, TIM, $64331 64
Div., Ito-to, net. Yrezoluxos, asaispeoloo... 3. I 4 64-49F.246 14
Balance remaining eritlai Company, July Is!,
*AgSETS.
g o ods. Bosirsius, Storks. Coupon Bondi, Loam on Col•
losers! nod Call Li...3r $113,7..1
BIM Refelratatl. 110,611 3
Cash oo *id and Id Bank, and doe Bonk 14
EEM
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Of(IWO*.
GEOTIOT. tt. )(ART. PresiderA,l S. I'. ROSS. Vice Pr. 4.!...
ILILAVUUSWILI.I, Be r.. &Vas. IS. lI.III.7TLER. Amdst.
Directors:
Otero 11. Haft, S. P. Rms. A. C. ChM!. Ito. R. M. Fulw, .1.
Dale, E. IV: Witty; F tt. Fertlns, C. O. In IN , . A •
Clausilnas.7. L. rotpeny. IL R. ( ~ 1•swell 23..1 31. 31'. D.
WM. D.'l;bBi. AgeniN
110ATRCISE. SePtember 15. 3 1 1 11 4- 1 v ' '
_ :.f.AN..II.OROST'/C.
COME sic me, OFFICE Is grand snl ELTERB,
HEADSTRONG RO l z l .o l /• OEIO, and see me, caste b. H A .
Av 61.31.41,
R E Ie my Roctxx.where pan wilieor liprrrsß ,
lite4TI01(" - IMPLEASILEE•mid low laths TA RE ,
TUVE:O MIELIS. :•, rpm . , Xonli j Dress!rStlluß
ti
tioileo:i;Dsis ; tie& of Sc Mgiitl:oi Turepike Mme
31„Garsossolpitu411, 047.4.0 •
sTovElq, sTovics,
.
riUltstovso have been so tborouibly tried, to the
NJ entire satisfaction of all, that they need no rec•
ommen.al from u. &g. SAYRE k BROTfIEIS.
/M4 0 ' 81 4.1 111 7 - Vd e6T. .
'NOTICE.
PERSONS desirous of paying me inoney,on de b!I
of any description, _can do so by leaing thar
payments with Post, Cooper sk: Co., Bankers,Mot* •
role, to my. credit, whose receipts will be allowed
from their date. C. L. t'Alip•
April 8, 1858
• •
stEmor AND SAW INILL.
1100 ST BROTHERS having' Purchasedltbe above
estiblishment,w)ll keep constantly on hand Su
perfine aid.biu Moir, Cora Meal of-superior qual
ity, _aturel.top and Ztratit at the lowest Celli prices.
Pullfmil! work be done with despittckl and in. all
11 01 410,0 . JulLlB6B.—tl
tir. tawley it I,4throper building; up 'am -
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