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dOraICUOSEs OCTeliElt 14; 1 18b8.
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,It, needs no , gala tobriiAlt ti..hustana g a iteiwt,
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Abe alyeeneeOfeontent i the muttering of spleen
;the uotidy,.dreeszna eheeyleis home, the t0t
'6444 neCini-,1;44 -: 'deserted heal:these-and
41 0!r, I nameless.: negleete, Withont la crime
Among them,' have harrowed to the l q uick the
hearyel, coro of man,' a man, and pladted there
lioyeid the reach or cure, the germ of ark
elespair.-01 may woman, before that sight ar
' .Kvekdwill on the iceolleetions of her youth
,
and, 4herishing, the dear ideas of thliktuneful
time, awake and keep alive tho premise she
then So 'kindly gave. 'Anil theugh she may
be Injured, not the injuring ciao ; the forgot:
ten, not_the forgetful wife,.4 hippyl allusion
.tre the hour of peaceful lose—a" kindly weleOm
to comfortable home --a smite of love to banish
Words—kiss of peace to pardon all the
nd the
a hard '
es heart that ; ever' Tacked
*laths the breast of selfish man trill soften to
Fter eharmv,and bid her live as she had hoped .
.her; years in machless bliss, lavd, laving and
content—tho soother of the melancholy and
sorrowing hour, the'source of coinforrt, and the
ntring of PT.
_ -Laws of Health, — '
iildrun should be taught to !use the left
fiend an welt as the right.
' diarse bread is much better. for children
than fine.
- Children .shonid sleep in sepera te beds. and
should mat wear night cape. •
Children under aiz or seven yeins, should not
be eonfined over - olz or seven hours
_in the
house—sand that time should be broken by
: frequent recesses.
,Children and young people should. be made
to bold their heads and their shOulders back,
while sitting standini 4r walking. The best
beds ref childten ate of hair, or, in winter, hair
and cotton.
From one to one pound and a !half or solid
fo)d is sufficient for a person in the 'ordinary
vocations of business. Persons' in sedentary
employments should
. drop one third of their
toot', and, they, will escape. 'dyspopmia.
Yotink persons should walk at least two
hours a day in the open air.
-Young people and others cannot study much
bylatup.light with impunity.
...The best remedy for eyes weakeßed by
nightbse, is a fine stream of cold water cont.
- siantlY applied to them.
A Fable
Aristotle tells a 'story of a NT who, by
Some 'mysterious. law of her nsture, - ; was con.
denied to appear at certain seasons in the
form of a foul and poisonous snake. Those
Who injured - her during the period of disguise
ware forever es - A:ales:l from participation in
she blessings she bestowed: but to those who
is spite of her loathsome aspeet, pitied and
protected her, she afterwards revealed herself
fin the beautiful and celestial form which was
mntural to her, accompained' their steps, gran:,
ted all their wishes, filled their house&with
wealth; made them happy in lave and victori
nns in war, A useful moral might be drawn
from this little;fable, in laver of showing kind.-
viess and civilty to the most dessrded'and un
happy •
NErA jolly jack tar, just returned from a
truise,Avith n pocket .full of rocks, recently
enjoyed a "sail" up one of the principarstreeti
in Nem Yak. A mad bull " with, his spanker
boom rigg,ed' out abaft," or some other animal
gning'" at 'the rate of fourteen knots an hour,t,
in the street attracted -to his attention, as hd,
. .
rode along ; and unable to let the large plat
glans triadow down, bioke it to atoms, tbat 114
ight thrust forth his head. , .
*-A dollar and a half for that!" said John;
" ofit ?—here's the blunt." said tho Bait
Jor,handmg the driver s three dollar note. E .
" I 'can't change said the latter.
" Well, never mind," rejoined the tar," this
make it right,'
The sudden clash of tse other window told
the driver in what manner the " change" had
been made. '
News, Facts and Fancies.
The Rochester 'American says the popule , ,
Linn of that city will be 80,000 in 1860. It is
new aboutlo.ooo
17:e next lowa Legislature will be as follows',l
Senate -13 Whigs, 14 Democrats ; House of
Depresetatives--22 Whigs, 29 Democrats.
'/7:e Union Whigs and Demoerats of Geer.
giac ill meet, in convention, teethe 18 of Sep,.
tembtr, tO - de.termine their future course.
A tremendous rain storm' occurred
Memphis on Sunday morning, destroying and
- bjnringptoperty to the extent of $15,000 or
'020,000. •'L •
A qua:ler of a million ofdollais were staked
on the issue of the lite election ; at Liverpoll;
says the Liverpool Albion.'
The Rational Women's Righter onventiOtt
its:te meet in Syracuse, New York, outhe Bth,
Shit; and 10th of September. ' •
The recent heavy mins near Charlottesvig
te., have almost entirely - destroyed the tobad,-
#0 crop, and caused great damage to other
_growing crops.
Ituffale Cemmercial Advertiser of Wed,.
n.sdax says, $15,000 are offered for raising of
- thist s tainboit Atlaritio,mid $5OO for the safe
toontaining thC Expresi money. .
The State election In Vermont takes plaCe
QTI Tacs4y, Sept. 7,and th - atof -_amine Oil
.3loility, Sept 13. In the latter State - theria ,
care Oat !number of tickets. - -
Thin are regiOssso,Bsptist.eharebei i
-93,000 Illefibtrii:` and 413 114
4tet:lgirt-C/Mthiktifiliiolgke4riabi#
aisai*o3 ean Hamer
Corteptiols ils-Csionialts
unite with the p,anuerifte on
,onotletto4}
t4 e
flivicairerty - oippposist
:14-LTlVttigs -14 . 11 ge fez. Webster. !i
.
'bit . crisiottil Chaitisetietit -,
f!L
A Most eletimlary wife had the misfortune,
to vied a Usband wbo . shortly• after ' their
marriage, l i reatne almost a sot. lie :was not
a hanr 'hearted nor an unjust: man, but like
nunierouvetbers, could not - resist tom'ptation,
and when naked to, drini had itot - the mond
courage , ~ko say "No." Ills "wife, whom he
, really loveSi, , eipostnlated and reasoned, until
ho promised never to take: liquor again ; but
as soon as ,brown into company his resolntions
were forgotten ; and he fell into his old degra
ding habit.: Slie we bitter, bitter tears, and
began to dtspair of ever weaning him from his
monstrous ,'lce;esPeelalfy ns she had iniplored,
ono of his raise friends in': vain hot to lezid '
her husband into , evil' emiipany. Reinfarle, ,
however, tie e trap 'ngassoe ate calked, and
d
despiteof her tears solicited her husband In
visit such and such rt place. - The infatuated
man could! notresist, rod went and rime in
benativ'stato of intoxication.
,
1 ' The - n1460 weinan, . Wietghtriofrenzv
i- - -
by the see ting:ruin that awaited . her, deter.
mined opt, t ;
some plan to free her liege lord.
from the importunities dills dtT - eit nil comp:ln
,
ion. , Ortei night; while , bet; Atushand was
asleep, she heard the well known foot step and
knock et the doer, and, opening it carefully,
with'a stoat horiseWhiple her. hand, seized the
unwelcome,visilor by the. hair of the head. and
inflicied upon Os body n chastisement of the
most severe character. As soon as she.reles
sed him he ran oil . , and has never since returned
to so* thorns In the domestic parterre - of her
once . peacaul kerne. - Her husband - Was so
impressed, with her strength of mind -and cenr
age, ;bathe, resolved to be Ili much a MAN as
She, and has sines been abstemious and happy.
—Cincinnati Commercial.
A Hint to _the Girls.
Here is'a paragraph of plain talk to girls
which is
. worth.a library of young Lady's
Friends,- or whatever May bo the title of the
coinpenas that aro sold for the
benefit of that interesting proportion of the
population.
lien who are 7 i worth having want, women
fori their wives.: A bundle of gewgaw, bound
with a string of flats and
.quavers, sprinkled
wifit cologne, and set in -a carmine sneer--
is no help fOr a man who expects -to
raise a family of boys on veritable bread and
meat.
. The piano and the lace frame aro good in
their places ; and so aro ribons, fril:s and
tinsels, but you ''.e.annot . ntake a dinner of the
former, nor a bed blanket of thu latter. And
awful as the idea4nay seem to you both, din
ner and bed-blanket are necessarry to domes
tic harpinelss. Life has its realities as well
as.fi.ncies ; but yOu make it all a matter of
decoration remetnbering tassels and Curtains,
but forgetting the bed-stead Suppoie
young man of gOod sense and of course gond
prospects, to bez looking for a wife—what
chance have you4O be chosen ? - You may
cap him,"or catch him! but how much bet
ter to make it an object for him to catch you.
Render yourself worthy of catching and yOu
will need no :shrewd mothers or 'managing
brothers to help you find a, market.
What'is Happiness? •
"Every thinking man," says Cecil, °will
look around him When ho reflects on MI situ
ation in this world, and will ask, what will
meet my case? What is it that' want? What
will satisfy Mel I look at the rich, and Ahab,
in the midst his riches, sick at heart for
a garden of herbs. I see " Dives, after all his
wealth,liftingi upilfis eyes in hell, and begging
for a drop of water to cool the-rage of,his suf
&rings,' I sea the rich fool summoned away
in the very niement when be was exculting in
his heart.' If I look at the while, I see Solo
mon with.lllhis wisdom, acting like a
and I know thht if I possesed all hi 4 wisdom,
were I left teMuself, I shou:d net. ns ho did.
I see AhiteoPiiel,' with all his policy; hanging
hiriaself for vekation. If I turn to' men2of
Pleasure; I seel the sum of a pleasure is Sa
tan's bed; into :which he eaSts - MS slave. I see
Esau selling his birthright for a mess of pot
tage. -I see SPloinon, after all his enjoyments
leavincr
- his name' nd scandle the church to
°
the latest age. I 1 If I think of honor, I take n
walk in Wesminiiter Abbey, there is an end
Of ingnirY: There I walk among the
dead. There is the winding "up of human
glory: And What remains of the greMest men
lof thy country : 1 A breathing :Epitaph, None
of these thing can satisfy me. , I must - meet
death. I must Meetjudgement; I must meet
God. 1 must" Meet eternity: - •
tr" The most :delightful and healthy em
ployment for ladies;li the cultare of flowers.
The general superintendence of a. garden is
generally found 'favorable to : health, by lea
ding to frequ'ent exercise in the open air, and
that communing with nature which is equally
refrelhiug to the heart. The t e nding of flOw
ers has ever appeared. if4ting , Care for the
young and beCotiful.,. They then dwell, as it
were, among•their own'embleuis, and many a
voice of wisdom breathes'on the 'ear from those
sweet blossoms to which they apportion the
dew and the Minshine. _
rarA few dip; ngo, a gentleman named
&Odom, residing at Copper'sklill;N:j., step.
'ped i a store at that place to Wait. a fei►i
minutes' for an omnibus, when the attendant
stepping. out, Init hlmidone for ni short .tirne.
and, after returning -found lOU sitting in his
chair, life - tees; !di cane still - i Ins hand, and
his Eiger his mouth. During the after
noon several neighbors called toseo the corpse,
through euricisity,:.nd anion:l,oocm 3fis: Shiv.
ers, :vile of Charles W. Shivers, - residing at
Cooper's Hill,..and stitch was the . shock - to - her
feelings; from hioking..ppon . the corpse, that
she was throivit into sPitsms, a;few_
hours nft,ertharo—'l7nion Weeny.' •
ErA greet! 'ou t eve the: IFemphis Whig,
who hui uriesibeitulikireett' a litenwholit,
4 1 441 i the hateiretto the t
the got, ana **unhurt, loudly
Wltt
thing mint- -
,
At - '4#licilci's•Pflife#4:4 ll r , i9 be
said
kilidoia 1 'Viten
raperienO7ll.ocia4o.hit sago..
CEBONDAIE STAGES,
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s l> ANNTr al ali
TILE Subset Fliers ate Mining sten) , line or Stages be..
titetin Catben.lide auk llopbottom Station on. the
LarkawannaA Western Pail Road • Pittance 20 nines,
Lewes Carbondale iti the learning and connect oltb the
cars going North ' Returoing," Irate on the arrival or
the mail train how the Great Bend. Tho nearest, most .
direct and cheapest rout from Great Pend to Carbondale.
Passeuvrirliy this line ahvays get into Carbondale earlier
the evening' than by any tithe' root. - -
Fare trceiptird hi tlirloindide 'at the Store of"the Pith.
scriber. Pill street, a foe blocte below Bronson's Hotel,
Align t,1652.- ' • GROW & BROTHERS.
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Netr'Boot_and Shoe;Store
ZiEELEtt &I-sworn:calm
. - -
TDC iteiv L firm of. Keeler & Stoddard have
opeited a43ont. and :gm store on Main street,
first door below the thick corner in which they
offer tor sale. • „ .., . .
•' 1 I Tiro Lairw....l A asortraent. :. .
of Be i m, Sluiei and Findings,fit the lowed piiet.
" 1 L: : IN• MONTROSE% '. • '
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XV,ent9 t for ready pay and,small profits .
• ' .rt 4. 6i6z,:n. or the rinagb and country 'are re.
spectrally invited to, call: tit a real. genuine Boot
and shoe store where Hoots and shoes are sold in
stvad;of fleer and Oysters.
Keep It before* the, People,
That ior,e,huve a full assortment molt Which we
etiumigate: . ' . .
Men Co Cork role Water proof bonte,long leg . llin.
primes', call half sole and pump boots, Kip hair
sole b i otite, thick boini calf. kip and cowhide bros
.. ~.
gann.Prer Shoes, Pic.-
Youths C'alt,Ktiand cowhide boots, boys thick
- boot s.letc. 1
- LadiCs FiStich Channel Gaiteilt,lititent Fox
welt Goiters. Pont:meted and. Kid Polkas,enameled
front ;lace Polkas, kid and goat JENNY LINDY , .
New York-ties,einelsiors, Jenny Linda Roiettea,
kid tiSti i r rubbers, etc. -.— .
.. Mikis s gnat and calf Lace boots, Jenny . . Lind's
eatimo , d Polkas, Dutch boots; etc. - . -
' Chill retie' button:shoes, gent and eumneled lace
hoots. niters, Dowoing's etc.
Arno tg our •Findsitgs we ofilg French calf skins,
Oak and hemlock tanned Culf skins. Morocco,
pink 40 white lining skins, red, blue, maroon,
'Komi, It hiding. upper leather, oak and hemlock
solelent ter, ins,inic nails, sparables, heel ball,
webbih , etc.
lyN. B. Work made to order and repalring neat.
done . 44
" Light, More Light Still !"
BOOK FOR TUB TIMES,
ENTITLED
ife at 'at the Evitth.
CBI'S Vail4T3 T.1.4V13115 "
• AS ITS IS. -
Narratives, Scenes and Incident in
he real ...Life of the Lowly!' ,
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I • • •BY w. I,j. Gi 8311TII, F.SQ.
):object of the author is to represent the
dition of the Slave in his_rude but coin.
cebin, his d,itly 'occupations and pastiMes
ions b,tween the master and slave, the
11111411118 es mid misconceived - views ethos
in Philanthropist, etc. etc., and to repro
passions end sentiments in their natural
i a the sante tire displayed in the humblest
• late, thus showing that, in the case of The
least, contentment bestows more happi
n freedom ; "and at tho same time to rep.
s it is, a class of people,•viz : the Planter,
justice has selelutn been done, and whose
er, as exhibited in every day life, is well
ed to win the amiable. judgment of *the
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Man know thyself.
DR.tt Medic .1 Manuel and fond fools for
tlieted,Containing an outline of tlio oriMe,Pr -
greys. Tr •attrounind Cure °revery form of dilease,mm.
fractal b Promiesnrius. Sexual Intercourse, by bell' a
buse.-or; Sexual witliadvice CT their preven
tion, th 4 • =moot offend ;the car of decency, from the re
sult of se a twenty years stecessful p.actice;extensively
devote.' Et • the mire of dieease of a delicate or private na
ture. I •
To whl .h is added., receipts for the cure of the above
diveasssi .rol a treaties i on , the causes, Symptoms and
cure of fl s Fever and Agne, fur twenty-five cents a copy
six coph.. ono dollar; will be fmtward...l to any part of
the Unite! brat r.bv niali,lfree of postage. Address post
age psid. • Roc 193 PORVOIIIte, or the Author, 3B North'
- geventh;: treat. PhilailelPb la.
F1'..1 cillare n tirt p o r t! :Le z:t t el z . i , t a l
.. forg a it t r g if e f o n m il i - i •
, ri ''
Cll-C, no
under 61.7 care
g metier how long standing or - filleting,
...1 .
Either sii are Invite d to his Private Reims, 3S North
Seventlis :Phila. withrrot fear of interruption from oils-
Lerpatierit . Strangere n a nd , others who have, beau un
fortunaten the selettlon era Physician are Melted to
call.i -
IMPOT NC Y—Tbrough unrestrained Indulgence of
the pass, ,by ex.s.est. er sal tan use, the evils are name-
I s
roux. Pr mature impotency, involtudary sentinel die-
Charges; ,estieg of the organs . loss of memory , a 'distaste
ido
for fem society, tterierai debility. or constitutional de. -
vantement. are cure ti..hilloir If necessary, consult the
Dueler With confidence; he oilers a perfect cure..
• READ AND RIIIFLMOT--The afilicied Would do well to
reflect he fors eroding their health, happitteAS, and In ma ,
ny cases their lives, ha the hands of physicians Ignorant
of this e awe of - malaihes. -, It is certainly Impassible for
i
one MS a unacrstatul Ali the ills the humarrfamilv are
subject tin Every respectable physician'hae his peculiar
braneb..in which het, mere snecessful then his bretiter.
pmfesse'ri and to that tie devotes - meet of his time and
' YeArcs LOP ' PRACTICE. exclusively' devoted to ' the
eta ly and treatment Of diserscs of the scansl reminsto.
getter With ulcers upon the body. throne, nose, or legs
pales injthe.hmd. or tioner. mtecurial theumati ten,strlc
tures. gravel, Irregularities, diseases arrbdwr fmm youth
fill ereeSiiirLitimuriti6 of the blood. whereby the • con
stitution become 'enfeebled, enables the Doctor to
coffer spiedy relief to all who may place themselves under
I Ids earel ' _ ..,... , _ . _ -.-
Medicine forwarded to tiny parted the united States,—
Price fire and ten.doilare per package.-36y1. • -
' , —,‘ i . LIGIVNING. LINE! *.-
. TH.A.MAN. Barber - and Hair Dresserire
' • turns his thinks to his 'numerous friends ,
and patron 4; and haiitig,asi he hopes, convinced
nil of the! grenk &tiger - and -risk of cutting their
throatsby ehaviug thernsvlves, he begs that they
will discrntinue that harher-otut practice, and en
courage home indnatry ly calling on him-for a
shave.:l CU.-Grad-igen uncle was said to be so
smart thtit he shaved himself with sheit lightning,
and C.trtllinan - viiltperfOrm the same feat ou any
Who prefer that 'to good razor, If they will call
atitis ehopin -ficarle:'s Hotel basement. If pin
'don't believe it, call,and sea
MontrOse; May, 1852
yTattoisoN•s l'araFtWElLt at
jj I . July 28..'1 TIIRR Melo
... IMONEY ,TO LOAN'. . ._.
IF 1111yigentlema4 titan's to borrow 1000 dollars
•.at Ilya per cent:. he cannot borrow it of the
'snbscribor, but gentleincu can save more than 25
iiil
per dent' in their . Chlthing espensos by getting
their gar ents made at my shop . It
. I was in the
habit of ragging. I . coulci . point to rtty 4 vork. - as
the Emit assurance 1 ,4 my skill in the, art, bale
4iscritni acing and iasteful public knovrlv ‘ baceto
ge.: l 4ie ..- ."' '.. ,. • • . .
.-.-- i 1 Cotito as 110061 w I
vOt .0 raeution ninnentionebles v feetti, jackets,
sache,aurtount. cOatees,mlinfitiilum. :' 1
Cr,r94atleinca wilt pleSee!o lake.liti'tkii that I
lava. fe ova my "Ehpy to" DI r: licaler'i Mock - , 011
Main ttrpet, first stbry. - - • .. '•.' .-. i , • • ..:'
I :•:,lrt.4ttilv.Aouti ps uettal. ... . • -.. , ,
I . . t'' ! - '4OHt4"GRO4*ES.
Mt ni tr , Ja ne 14, 19,5 •
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I.4ver
trati ndiee Dyspepsia Chronic or Nervous
Prbility,- - Diseases'of the .Kidtteys,
AND alt diseasei aritlog from, - rt difordered ' liver of
stomach, such es constipation, Inward piles fullness
or blood to the head, acidify of; the stomach, nausea,
'heart huria, - disinst forfood, fulness, or - weight - In the
stomach, sone onictations, sinking or fluttering, at the
pit of the stomach, sour mutations head. hunted or dt
neon breathing, fluttering at Mehemet, choking orsuffo
eating Actuations when In a lyiog potture, dimiess of
vision; doss or webs-before the sight, fever:and dull pain
in the head, deficiency et perspiration, yellowness of - the
'skin and eyes, pain hi the ritle,back, chest, limbs /cc.,
sudden flushes of beat; burnt ng in the flesh, coast ant.lm-
aginings of evil: and' reat dtpreSalott of spirits," can be
effectually wired by'
. . •
Dr. DOtiflandss colebrattd . Ger. ,
Man
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Prepared by Dr. 2C. 31.4ackson, at the-
Arch
German --Medicine store; 120 A street,
• - • Philadelphia. - • . .
Theirpehrer over the above diseases is mot. excelled,if
equalled r byruly other preparation in the United States,
cc file (lures attest, in many case's after skilful physicians
had .t • - . . •
--These bitters are worthy 'the attention of Invalids --
Possessing treat virtues [tithe rectification of, disearei "of
the Livcrand testier giandt,exereising.the most 'setirching
power in aralineis and affections Of the digestive o.warat,
they are, Whir/Neale, certain, and t lestant. •
• Read and be Convince . d. : •
Theeditor of the Boston lice said, December 22d— .-
• Dr.lloofland'i Celehrated German Raters, for Cloture ,
of Li'ver. Coraandat, Jaundice, 'Dyspepsia. „Chronic, or
Nervous Dehlity, is deservedly one of the most popular
medicines of the. day. ,Tbese Bitters harebeen used by
thourandi, and u friend at our elbow says be has himself
reeeived an effectual and permanent cure of.l,lver Com
plaint from the Else of this remedy. We. are convinced
that, In the mite' of- these bitters, the patient constantly
gains strength and vigor—a fact worthy of great emuld.
oration. They are pleasant In taste and smell, and can
hi need: bystersenis with' the most, delicate Stomach with
Safety, under any circumstancest Veares - peaqlng from .
experience. andto the afflicted wo advise their Est.,'
Scott's Weelq, Ono of the best literary pageos pub
tithed, said, Aughst 25th—
" Dr. lloofinnd's German. Diller., manufactured by
Dr. Jackson, are pow recommended by some of the Most
prominent members ~f,the mellcal faculty as an article
of much efficacy In onset of female weakness As such Is
the ease, re would advia all mothers to obtain a bottle,
andihus save themselves much sickness. Persons of de
bilitated etrnstitettions will find 'these Bitters advantage
ous to their health, as•We knew from expericzolo the sal
utary effect theydiavo upon tweak systems."
- • IYore Evidence. •
Tice Philadelphia Saturday Ormetie.the best family pa.:
per sublithed In the United States, says of Dr.lloolland's
German Illtters-+
' , ll is seldom that we recontirneitd what are termed
- Patent Medicines, to the confidence and patrontige.of on.
_
readers, and theretote when we recommend Dr. lloof
hind's German. Bitters we wish . to be distinctly under
stood that we ore not speak og'of the nostrums of 'tics
day, that arc netted about for n brief period arid then for
gotten after they have ran their guilty lace Of mischief,'
hut of a ME debut long established, universally approved.
and which has met the hearty approval of the faculty
itself:"
Look well to the marks of the genuine. They have the
written slgnatordef C. M. JaCILSON upon the wrapper,
end his name blopn in the battle, without rehiejt they are
spurious.
For sale, wholesale and retail, nt the Gornto% Medi
cine Store. No. 120 Arch street, one door below Sixth,
Philadelphia, and by respectable-dealers generally thro'.
ant the country..
Pekes Redeeel.—To enable nil classes of Invalids to
enjoy the advantages of their great resteretiro powers,
Smote /3 ,, T TEN; 75 CENT*.
Also for yule by ABEL TUIGIELL, Druggist; Montmsc.
Paun'tt. a . •• 1 • lyl
Throop Sz,,Co's •
Daily Express Line.
LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN It
Per Passenger Trains Leith Special Itlessen
sengers for forwarding of llerchandise
and Prf aekages erery description.
Specie, J3ank Notes,. .1)c.
Drafta, and Dills eollerted, all ordils attend-.
to with promptness and at reagotablerates- •
The Agents of ,the Latium:retina & Western Railroad
Company will arias agents for the above exprem line.
Express wagons' will ho in readiness. upon the arrival of
emit train at Setanton; to forward with de latch, 3ler
ehandiza, Ace.. to , Pittston, Wilke4):lrte, &c.
Eponard Sf. rl eof Mont ros e,ts authorized to receive and
forward Express Freight from that place to UM 31outrose
Station: and from said Station to Montrose. ,1
. . .
N. C. Martin or Tunkhannock, will reeelire and for
ward Express Freight from that piste to Tuhkbannook
Etation s and from' taat station to Tankhannock
- • mitotic &
ITovemtrr, .-amr.
. ,
. - Dissolution,
lIIIE en-Ps lt Tr MISHIT bereirtote existing! . under the
name and firm of PIA c Thro m, in the Express
bus.ne,s on thol,:h. W It., la this day diesnieeil by =tn.
al consent. , ' ' JAMES 51SE.
.lan .1, 18M1 • -- - ,' . E. ,11. TIIROOP!
' P. S.—The business will hereafter be carried on by
Throap .* Co. 6:s'.ace advertisement. I
The People's Friend.
T. T. Pyres, of Ithaca, - N. Y., Pain;Destroy
er TO Healing E.rtract. ; -
A II Extract from the rbrub,ctlird Mitch; hazel, and
TV purely from that, with the exception of a little Al
cohol to preserve it.
It will cure all local pain and inflammation. - old..sores,
fresh wt ends airs{ bialses, Piles. and all diseases of the
bounce of a chr - nic nature, tooth-ache, catiehe, and en
excellent remedy fur females, Icc.
It is truly what it professes to be, " Trutt vsorcz's
eructs o." Provide -nee has scattered along !be rtmral
paths of life many things that ceniributo greatly to- the
comfort and happltiess of every body -
value, an I welt may - they be called "Friends of, the Peo
ple."
One word here to gaud againit imposition. A man by
the name of Spencer has manufactured and 'pito, cd thr
sale a spurious article called tho.lleryd.Estract"— , lnt
would be extrmt from the hazel-nut—the genuine is is
while and pure as water, while the smarten-article is col
ored; n bleb enables the public to dist irgnirlil :
, None genuine but those Marked Pond's Pain Destroyer.
WILLIAM It IltifelL'.Moutrose. atui - stntb-ltetTers
and medicine dealers generally, Vats. .
1000 Agents Wanted;
rllO travel In every county in tie Vulte,ES totes, to
eirellato the anthorltwl edition of the
Life of . Gan.. Frank. -Piexce,
OF NEW NEtli ItihIPSIIIttE, -
dandidate of the Dem&-rdey for President of
the United Stal e s, by p. IY. Barteti,
Author of "What .1 saw Iry London; or - Slrn and
Things in the groat kletropolls," - in an elegant Ittno
vol. of 3CO pages, wlih an accurate portrate of, G eneral
Pierce.
The book contains etopartletttarsofhist early life; lin
e-Motes connected with his private and professional his
tory, and an acconnt of his public' and rnilitar,tervices,
dco &e., by a popular ;New England author; who has
visited Concord for the Special purpose of .prenaring a
reliable and inth , intin voittinc, Tare the a4vica and
counsel of prominent Democrati. . .
The effort 'has the sanction of: the distinguished sub.-
ject of the memoir, whose sudden rind unexpected ele
vation from a private citizen tol the proud position of
the leader of the Democratic Party; and, at the De
nmeracy aonti.tently believe, soon to be elevated by
them to the most 'honorable poet in the world—Chief
klagfstrateW the Crated Statese.creates a desire on tho
part of every American to, know - The particulars of his
life. -
,trairnna retail price, in paper einqrs, 80nantit
.; In neat
~.c loth, 74 eentx: ,
Capiep pent by mail rest-rahl,,en receipt et:price: '
Foe farthyr partleulT - ? tlil : r c e4l :
Sole Pnbllaherif Auburn, N. Y.
(~..Publishertt of Democratic rapers, withioliefililles
or New York Stete.itieerting the abase, (witU this no.
flee.) take previous to the let.of heptember next ,shall
receive a copy of the comely well, free-orziostego '
• DERBTA MILLER..
Jegy2o, 1852. • ..2 Auborn,l4. Y.
.
T . 9. the Pliblic. '1 . ..
~A BEL TUItiCELL is no* xecoioing and-keeps
XI constantly on baud is large and desiptble as
sortment of ~ - , ; . , -
•
GOODS • .•
• .
which will be sold yeti low for cash or ready pay.
The stock is composed of a flied rate assortment of
Drugs, Medicines, -Chem=le, Pain* Oils;
'Dye-StufTs, Groceries, Glass:Acute, spoons,
Spectacles, Musical Instruments, - .-
Yankee: Notions, arid
Liquors,—
• -ALSO •
• Dry Goods, 5 _
Hardware, Stoneware,
Mirrors, Stationery, Brushes, i
Medical Instruments, PerfultterY,'
Trusses, Supporters; Shoulder-Bruces„, --- •
Shoes, Camphine;' Burning Fluid,' Lataps,
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, &e.
'All persons - wishing to purchase Drage or Goa&
is any of . the etoreenid &intimate, will
,find
their tuteresta 'proinotid by , calling first , 'at' thi
Drug and. Variety.store of ABEL TURRELL. -
Montrose, Ittey'lB.so---
C.T[LLM
=WOOL! WOOL!
lutTE want 10,000 limn& pf Wool in - eicbange
-- Tl — foreasli' or clothe. • " -
b. R..I4THROP & GC).
tuontrose, Diaq.24t 1852. - ,
- WOOLFWOOLL.
0 AS. T paid ;or Wool • • 11. DU It 14 ,
lJ New.2.lltratd,'Jusset • 1.,-;k
F' OI bllijo tbl., or , ponytid . ateC• Laritfateate
by - • DENytEY &WAD
lis.noxrcarrows • -
- •
- -
Anether':Scientt Le.. under?
GrOat. Clue , for I Dyspepsia-:
Dlda. IIOCGIITON'F TUE Tittle,Di.
Gi;sTivv-teitAattort Gastric JrzicO,
Preyared from rtEvxur 'of the fourth Stomach of the
Ox, after 'directions of Barret Liehig. the great- Phyider.
logierilehrsaist, by.lr S. 11OU0ILITON, 31;
Its -
Thls is ti". truly' wonricthat remedy for 'INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA, JAVEDICE..LIL VI% -0031 PLAINT, CON
STIPATIGN and DEBILITY - , curing after .Natur,e's own
meth by,Nature'rdow n agent, thethistrie Juice.
-Pepsin it the chief element or great Digestive -pilnotple
cif tim Airitricloicethe Solvent of the Food; the 'Path.
tying; Preserving, andStimuin time, Agent of the Stomach
and I destines. ,It extracted from tho Diestive Stom,
aeh °fele Ox, thus
forming an ARTIFICI g AL DIOES.
TIT • FLUID, precisely like-the natural Gastric Juice
itt Chemi r eni powers and furnishings complete and per
feerstrbstilute for ft.'''.
soone aid or this preparation - the
pain" and virile of Indige and D3G , PePeri are removed
just as they would belry s healthy stomach; It is doing
wonders for ilyspeptire; caring =see of Debility, Francis.
t Nervous Decline, and DyspepticConsnmption,.sup•
posed to be on the verge of the grave. The rcientille
• eet
doneenpin which It is tattled, is in the highest...lc/Tee ca."
glans and remarkable: - : -
Scientific 'Evidence:.
Ogren IJebegin hie celebrated work nn animal Chem.
left,/. raft'. ° An Artificial Digestive Fluid. analogous . to
the Onstric Juice. may he readily prepared from the
consmembmneof.thestornacit of the calf, in which seri
cue articles of foist, as meat and ENS' will be softened,
changed, and digeited. just in the same manner , as they
would be in the human ntomech,".
Ca" Call on the agent. and get a Descriptive
graffito:lring a large *meant of scientific. evidence, Phia
l:lr to the abet°, together with. reporta Of remarkable
vireo from ,
all parts of the United Rates: " •
DR. nova lITON'S PEtis now sold by
_Weedy all
the dealerTlu tine drugs and popular medicines through
out the United States. It ls prepare,' ItS powder and In
Hold form, and in prescriptive vials for tho Use of Physi:
Bans.
PRIVATE crrtetrr,Ans for the tHe of Physietana, may
he obtained of. Dr. IlOnghton or Lie 'agents describing the
whole process of preparation, and Plying the authorities
upori which the maim* of this new remedy aro'bastet. 'As
It Is nof a /secret ran . eity.uo objection can he raised against
-Dense by Physicians in respect able'stending and regular
pTulle& Price.. ONF: D01.1.A1l per bottle.
OTISERVIIITUTS I!—Every bottle of the genuine
P VPSIN hears the mitten, signature of 3. F.
TON. M. D., solo- Proprietor Philadelphia, Pa. 'Copy:
right end Trade Mark secured. • • • •
frlt" Sob' by all Dencgivta and D ealcra In Medicines.
1:12` For rale by ADM. TITROF.LL, Druggist,Slootrose,
Pa., Agent for Stuareehanne. county , .
DRY: GOODS.
NEW STOCK!! CHEAPER. THAN
- EVER!!
VV.
Y.N. 1%
Lato'of the Firm of 'Wilson &.. Miller,
ES to return his-grateful thanks tolhe
citi
sene of Susquehanna County for their liberal pat
ronage during the past year, and respectlnlll Soliells a
c.mtinuance of their-favors Having re-opined' the
store In Tompkins' Block, (which has been enlarged and
Improved,) with a , full stock of Spring :and koala:Rl
Goods, he inviies those who wish to purebere,Goods
very low, for each, to call and examine his assortment.
The subjoined list of Goods and prices he lielleves will
compare favorably with that 'of any other merchant lu
this vicinity, , ,
Ladies' Dress qoods. :.•- •
A large o rpm-tam:A of black and colored Silk*, of vs.
clans gradm and patterna, from 4,. 6d. to 149. m id.
Nouseline . he Laines. . •
2000 yards of Spring De Loins! of almost every Twee
ty and style that the New York - market -affords, atom I
11c. to 3s.per yard.. : - •
.
Prints and Gineams.
10,000 yards of Meernaa,-Pall Myer, Marteltesteri
Goehleo, English and; other styles of Prints. of be. Sr,
loc, awl is per yet One ease of superior eh:ails and
rOilll7, raid wide, at the low price of 1s.:.1000 yards of
Lancaster and - Glasgow G Ingham!, warranted fag colors,
at is per. yard: Also, Scotch asst .French do from Is.
111. to 23.
Moui.n.ing Goods. .
Dembarlnes, ..Alpaeeas. LuftreP. Dormer, Can
ton Cloths,all wool De Laincs t bllKTlMUCF, and all albr
er goods nsed in invninlog.
White Good.i,
Plain. plaid and striped Tarcnet 31Ctslin, Cambric - do.,
plain and dotted Sams: >ll NaillF001: and .T.lllfotti
.Linen earnbilc. Bird's Eye Linen Linn Table Cloths, -
Naphins, Scotch and (Iran,' Diapers, Linen Sheet Ingo to
-Shirtings, dr. o.&e. at I , W h prices as cannot fail to give
entire, satlifaction to customers.
Shawls
A lave lot of Broche, Canton Crape and Cashmere
Shawls twenty per cent. cheaper than they were sold
last year. _
Handkerchiefs..
Linen Handkerchiefs of every grade, from 6.1 to $4
each.
Table- Corers.
.
Several lin r 4 en Color eottnn.'wo•sted and Linen, and
all wool Embossed Covers, from 4s. to $4 Wets.:
Goods for Men and Boys.
Broad Ct tbs of every color and cicality,lrom Ins. to
$5; black and faney,Cassimeres,from 6 to Ws. ,• Ken
tucky Jcans,,Tweeds 'and Satinets, from 2S. 6d:to 443;
Vcstinga of emery deseription, quality add price.'
Domestic Goods
GOOD 3 - ard- , of brown'stmetlegs and 04dt:es, from 5 to
per yd.; 5000 blenched do. from 4e. to IF. per ynrd ;
Tickings nod Mariners! Fhlrtings.from Bd. to Is. per yd.
Hosiery and. Gloves.
An eiceellent assortment and very eLeap. AmOng theta
a tame lot cif vrldte cotton nose, very fair quality only
61. a pair,
•
•
• Trinks, Valise and Carpet Bags. ,-
_
KwPit msorled stoelt. purchased direct from the larm
eat in this ennotry, and for sale at such
prices as sill admit ot competition. - •
Straw and lilillinertj .CondEr.‘
The Fab feriter IF dekrcus of dint Crg.the AM-niter of
the public particularly to thin.branth of L osirels. ash*.
possesses great facilities ter gt tt:rg ti tie rff . CP cheap..
lie designs keeping con.taally on'hand (during the sea
son) a large steek of Straw Bonnets, which - he will offer
per cent. cheaper than they-con - ha had at 'retail In
New York city. Either wholesale or retail customers
wiii find It greatly tetheir a ',entree 'to eau:nine his
stork Inifore making Purehases elsewhere. •
Ribbons and. Drees Trimmings ,a good assertmeat
low prices. WI N. WILSON.
. Corner of CoUrt and Water ; streets. nearly'.
• - . opposite file American Hotel.;
BING ILCSIT , IN, Apr 11128,1852.
F .14 1 - CITED- R D-.--
Philadelphiaf Medical - House...
Established fifteen years ago, by DR. KINKE
LIN, North West Corner of Third . and
Union Streets, Spruce and Pine ;Sts.
• Philadelphia.. -
FIFTEES %
YE S of .aatenrive and uninterrupted practice rpeut in this city, have rendered Dr I. the
most expert and ruccetsful practitioner far and near, is
the treatment Or all di- ases of a. private nature.' Per
sons afflicted Witiv-ulcess an the body, throat. or legs,
pains in the head or bones, mercureal rheumatism strict
ures. gravel, diseased arising from" youthful exeerses'ot
impurith a of the blocid whereby the constituthm bubo
enmeenfeebled are all trent. d with success.
Be who places* himself under the- erh , e - oe Dr. IC' may
religiously confide in Ws hotter as . aseptleman, and con-,
thlently rely upon his skill as a physician... ,
TAKE PARTICVLAR Novice.—N, ung Men . who hate
iiiktred themselves by a certain practice indulged ia—a
habit' frequently, learned from evil companions. or at
school,-the effects of which are nightly-lea. even when
asleep. and destroy both WWI and body,. eberalti apply
immediately;
ly eakrates and ,- constitutkmal debility,
, Insaoltnoseurarartergy, physical lassitude and ,general
prostration, Irritabllityand all nervous affections, Judi.
gentle° ,rlnggiehnereof the .fiver, and every disertie - 1n
any way cohnected With - theirecreatlye inactions, cured
and full vigor : .
Read ! -Youth and Manhood.- - .
A . .rigorous
.Lif. , ,br Premature Death.: Ri-oke.
- lin an sey;preerratilm. . - -only t 5 etr, i
TIN is Book just pnblirlied is filled with useful infoitna
don, on the Infirmities and Ansi axes of the Me ativirar
gam' $t addresses Itself alike' 10 Yorth, Manhood and
,Ofd Age, and should be read by all. The vainablei ad
vice and Impressive warning it glees, mill thereat years of
misery and suffering, and save- annually thousands of
liver. Parents, by reading it, will learn hop' to - prevent
the destruction of their children; '• • .
•;,,* A remittance of-26 een enclosed In n letteri ad
dressed to. Dr. KINK ELIN, N. W. Ccrner Thiel. and
Union Erreets. between, Spruce and Pino,Phlladelphht,
will ensure *,book; tin der envelope, per return Mall.
Persons at a distance may iddtesa Dr. K. by letter; en
emit:lea Tee,and be cured at home. • . ,
Parkages of lifoliciries :Directions, d'e-Jorwartlei,
sending a renktbroes-, and put up,eoeure from Damage or
Curiosity.
Doolc.colisre,News Agent*, 'Pedlar*, Canvasser*, 'add
all others supplied 'With -the alive work '.at very low
rates. •,
' --•-. NEW , GOODS— , '
,
At the' Vpsonvllle - Eicatitige:'..
THE eubsctiber; With many thanks to his !in
meronsly:incrensing pstronti, would iiipect.,
fully;intorm his friends,,that he is now receiving a
choice selection of :goods dire ct fromNew:Yn:lh .
Which he intends to sell,apcn the good old fish.. ;
ioned principle of "lire and let lire." •%Vanied" ~,, 'NApiits uiNvisj,
A
1
BEAUTIsUL smart" mat of Silver Nankin tel4 l l,
, . .
in exchange rot: goods; ell - kinds of prods**. Cash Li scone entirely Ow to4t.ros,'reccivedE thin dari, l l
not excepted. -,; , JOS. L. 31ERRIALAN -:t r -. _I, -. . .._ ~ , ~1 . . A. J.RVANS, -
•Upsonville, April 30,, 1852. ~-•1 , .. , oitf ~' ,' -' - a'4 o- • 2. Owl FAkavas'Aloll;Blochowaon.
--'
' -t1 la •-• '- .'' .1. - Sliver '.lVitire." l'
§ - A IdlltOft r: AT Tof . vet poon ► , ....rks 40., i l ia fi n .
GREAT , gARGAINS• -,. • to ql F s g 1- '
_ -,
T . --i :CAls11:;:IBLI) iwidlin g . 04 his.largo qt'pokl .. ma ,,, , /rel i ll „,t.54,..:4.---......dc.d !? 0. , .1 . 10.-p:,c , ....4 ; , qi.
-./L.l* of .1 civ.ttior, 1 "tiViTcil car e if (r., At' Orti34.:TLY ' "7 , ill e n.l.niut:ni - Jqiy , 9. '-'-' 4, '', . • ':-- ;9: "7, ----"'
it - ? . l., s? gp.pridefi, to iiiiikalio - iiiii - fOf leo f goiids.C.; . - 1 .- - -r- -- 77,1 , i. --- , - .... - ;f 7 t., ----. '": 7-7;--- - --- ,..
„. . ! , - t94lsi - rtzt,o. , A tg?:l4'.'is.e.;l.iNc tiTc l...4,,',lal 4 ‘ i •u.,,,T.,uilfz!at:
Ponhomton, April 1:3; 1552.: - ":" ,' " ' -,' i I,Tuly «3i '. , -A: 4. , WAti.9% kitoglmotOn,
, i, ' •
Ayers Cherry piataral,
FOll. TAE OURS: OF
s : "7, COUGIAS, AND COLDS,
. 'BRONCHITIS, ASTH
MA AND WHOOPING.
COCO .
I
.1 •..7,5 ;r i b
I.!ONSUIPTOION. -
• .
; oicting disease, cot I this t a n g ., e
'reined? for disease, or the throat and it is not i
yonelvlslitei trifle with the Bees Orhesath or the Met. f
ea, but frankly to lay .before thela the opinion of dls.
tingniehed. men sod seine of th e evidences or its sue.
c ess,,froin which they tan judge forthemoeives. Wo
l a tne a r i uy wed ge -ourselves to make; no will mgcttiols
Icm-tithes statements of its eftleacY, nor will wo hold oaf
l any hope; to' suffering humanityi which facts will net
31aoproefs. are here given, and we solicit an '
i r
y from the panne into al I've ju t blieb; feeling allgured
that they will 'find them perfectly, t vliable, and tha
pledicintiwortity, their best confidence and pavan s g e.
From the distinguished Piefesor. of Chem-1
' and' 1 -- nteria Bowdon' I
r n Dina' tilr: I delaynd answering the reeelit- of your
T ireparatien until I had an opportmelty.of witnetiaing
its erect's. In my own fatuity, or lin Ake Itt-rninel Of my]
Ifriends. 'l' • .
'1 'This I have flow done with a high - degree Of lathlike-1
to i
m. in awes of both adults and children. -
t" - , I found' it, as jet' in g relOnts shoa t 'a POWerfill
hooted 'rot cola, and pulmonary diseases. •
PetltK nuiv i zi.4Nrk,
ti. Drunsaick, Ma, Feb- 5,;1841.
IFrom *nu erseer in 'lice Hninilton
.
.
this city,
, Lowell,' A Uncut 10,1349.
0. Ayer: I havebeesi cured or the wend eaugh
( ; reset bad in trul life,-lby your Cherry 11j et o r al. a nd nu e:
fall i iThrn I have opportunlty.;of recommending it to
others. Yours rerpectrully, j 8, D. 131/titF,Ott.
Dfrilead the followine. and see If this mediane is
worth a trfal. '-Thls 'patient had beeptne very feeble
"and the -effect of the medicine Was, ttmlaistaltably die!
Vl3ited States Hotels Saratoga Fpringr
- a' 1 5,1815 -
,_' Dr. J.C. Ayer—Sir : I hire been nfibcted-withn pain.
fo I affection of the lungs, and nib the symptoms of set-
I tied c .nsumptiOn, for snot. than n year. I could tied
Ho" ntedielnu that would reach My catte,itntil I coin
wienced the use a your Cherry Plettral, which gar° me I
i grittlanl relief;and I have boon' steadily gaining my
I-etre:lMb till toy health is well Malt restored. _ -
; - Witile mtint; your medicine, thlta the grotilleation of
earring with it my reverend friend, Jle.' Truman, of
l'inmt.ter Dirtrict, whti bad" beeti -suspended frourhia
parochial duties by a tewite attar,: of bronchitis.
Lhasa plea.nre Ip certif}lug these rut* to you,
And am, sir, yours respectfully,
, . "‘ ' J. F. CA CHOUN, of South Carolina. 1
o:7P.Propared and sold - b,Y Jamas C.!, AI Ea, Practical
Chemist, Lowel, :tints. - . , 1
fa. Sold by A. Turret, Iron traria it Lucien Scott, 41t.
Bend, and by Druggists everywhere. 1 . Cy '
li
in
,
. . .
"
tioAAND iil -. '
OF - ' • !
DR. TIIDOON DO3IESTIC
coltiouism /3rat'i CF .13LOODROOT,'FOli 'THE
CURE".titi
Contumption, Arthini, Froothltla t 'lnfluenza, Coughs ;
Whooping Cough and Croup. • -
Dr. - Tbroops Infant Preservative and3.lo
- • ther'o RuUef I
Curer notoienee. pone, Gripes, liSarbr i ii.DYtenttr/ and
Cholera at Infants, or any of theeorrunbit ilia•ut Infant
life; _ , • •
,; , Vr:.Throo'p's Worm Wisnn
Expellr these filthy intrude:l of the hutOnn system with ,
Out exception of kinds or nunitsrs. '
• Dr: Threop'..s Bil Hails Till's' •
Cure Indigestion,- Billions disorder's, SIC/f. Files,
Headache, Heartburn,- Fever Inflammation, Ditthea.,
Dysentery, and restores, a healthy istlitu of all the,
Wands of the. body. ,• I
• , Dr. Threnp‘a Eye Water
unsurpassed in eurai ire virtues fori any inflautmato
iY affection of the e) e, and • - .
.I)r.'Threop's Savo
Ts nnstirparaed for * . dressing fey Itunas i and Scalds, CI.
errs, Salt Rheum, or any abrasion of the skin. •
Averts , ames.---lientley & Brad. Montrose,
N -Granger & Co., Itu h; If. M. don:l:Weil, gush ; C. C:
Mtidictown; B. Glidden; Filendsvido; P. M
Barber, Dimoak; Scutt - 8C Fpringville; Dr. Lam.
brt. Auburn ; Jasnes Tompkins, ' Tompkinsville; Bay
den
.6. Little. New :Milford; Dr: Brooks Gnat Bend;
Joseph L Merriam:, Upsonvillef Dr. J. ltorney. Little
Meadows; Jasper Stanley, Citor , onuf ; Tiffany. Brook
lYn'eentte Williams; Clifford; be.J.C.Gltastead.
Dtmetaff ; Johnson & X.•ry; itarferd. -I • • ' .
i S. IIL.AS.DEL, General Agent, 'Forest Lake.
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• - 8500 CELAILEItGE. -•.-
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lIATEVEII concerns tho health and happiness of
people Is at ail flows of the meet rentable im
portance. I take it for granted that every person will
do all in their power to rare the lives ;of th it children
and that every person wild endeavor to promote their
own health at all mortices.: I feel it •iti be my duty to
solemnly nssure yon that Worms ;teeming to the
opinion of the most celebrated. Physicians. are the pri
nteryeauxe of a largNataicrity of diseaae to which chil
dren anal adults are liable, 'lt you have.in appetite con
tinually changeable from one kind of food to.anothtr,
bad breath, pith) in the. stomach,
.pieklng at , the nose,
litir4ness and ()fume of thebelly, dry cough, low fever.
pulse irregular, remember that all these! denote Worms
and Yea should at once-apply the remedy . .
llonEntsAcK's ;Wolin); ars.,
An article found Upon stientlfle princlpfcs. ; componnied
nith_purely vegetable substance, being pericetlr. Fate
ghee taken, an-I determined in all bet j ejects, and not
leavlngthe syrt. m In a dtveisel condition Cu most Adter
Et•Cil negro= for the 21.111(01l of trorns3, ca mowed
calomel, such as Lozengr, Vermitngt4,• ate.; but hos
performed the mast astoni.hlt g cures 4i saved the tier:'
thousands, both old and; young. who have heed pro ,
nonneed hopeless. Inenrnble, by physiCians. head the
following and become coot - icted of its
„leelmey over all
eithers -
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Morris River,l 3.,1An.-13, 1551.
Mr. .1 N. Itobensatk—This L. to certify that my child,
15 '• cars of age, having been Fick fur three - years, wog at
tended for - e disease of the spine by Drs'. Leper, Lillie,
and Phlsier for a long thneiwidiout rcel•iting any lame
fit 'After giving hernp an Incurable, went, to Phila
delphia-and Consulted ono 'of the - best Iphyrfelans, her
(Weed
stilt growing worse...lit:Tut at this time I was in.
(Weed totry"obensactes • Worm Syrupfand a ft er -telt.
lug two bottles elto entirely gained itr. health, after,
parsing . a great quantity of worms. Roping Vila wilt be
benefit to parturs whose &Writs-are similarly affected,
••, • • • I nm.yourl.,.te. 1- • , •
"' lIOBEN'SACK'S -LITER TILL 8
No part of the system Is more liable te disease than the
liver, it serving an a filter IO purify the blend, ra girina
the proper separation and secretion to the bile, so that
any afro. g action ofitht.fiver aftectatheether important
prima the system. and reanits variously in Liver Com
plainte,Jundlec, Dyspepsia. , reser., ,0,1•C,.,W e should
therefore watch every symptom that might indicate a
Wrong aetlon'of the liver.' There. Pills being composed
in roots and plants, furnished by natutelto heal the sick;
namelPt Ilion Expectorant which auenumts the secre
tietarnin the pulmonarynnacus meMbrano, or pr.cmotea
the discharge 'of secreted - Metter: - 2d, an atteratire,
changes In some inexplicahleand insensible man
ner, the certain morbid ; at:glens of the 'ltem. 3,1. as a
Tonic, which gives tone, and strength to the, nervous
ayatetn, renewing health and 'vigor to
~.all parts -of the
body. 4th. a Cathartic, which nets in perfect hannen;
with the other Ingredients by operating on the bowels
sad expelling the whole narnat or corruiviim and vitiated
Matter: andpurifying the "blood, which dcstrols disease
and retards health. '• j • - •
Pre ark 'at lieteeiaticit's Laboratory, Philadelphia,
et'ouer 4th add °cargo st: Price 25 tents; for saie.hy
the principal Druggists and itotea -generally throughout
the comatty. By scent Ashiturr - Ward, Philadelphia. ;
•AGP...311 1 .-telTurreliiind & Mont.'
mac;' flayden ..t, - Little and Wm. 17. Want; New 5111tord;
Eaton &.-Peck and Saxe Seyinour. -11arford ; U. Burrows
&;_to.. Gihion; C Welly , & Chitten den and Church &
Pfilonayi hundatt ; • 0 A. Eldridge,' ilineklyn; Grow Jr.
Bros., Glenwood ;' ebn e'en tt and'- James Brooks,'
bleat'- Band J. tr. Lytnan Thekharantek ; Barter 'it
fectssell, Alerting-ripe; tl..V.Fturdoirant.ltralutriza.. -
13y2
To Dair y men n _ air y men and FOn4oro.,
,Valuable Pr4erty . far 4ale.
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A . I.Anxv of 200 acres situate in IlKiditc*atm township,'
• Susquehanna county and Stets of renneylvanla,lso
afros of which are under troprovement..
;The fain is well designed fora ordairy, and h oipabliof
feeding 40 'cows during sutemet.tind ati a lt i er, and ever y; part of it Is well wets-red._ The budding* , rel laud are in
pod con dit und the - fences, which, of s'ooe-a nd
rails, are Med goal There are two lin e towns up m the
prentista;besldei granery and coins-Meet sheds for cat
tier Three orchards, principally of guilt d fruits and
other fruit -trees. , - . ,
!S farm Las a sarY pleasant . and 'stesirable letation
about petruillea from Montrose. the county seat of Sits,
nirehanna county; and about nine =ilea from the Leg
gett'a-Gap Railroad, to which there is a Shut Rust, and'
it Teryeourenlent to meetings and ißLliii34, and uteebtui
i Also . another ',al nalde Eerie adjehming the eboee, eon
timing 200 scree, of which 3230 acrevarti ender - a high
elate- of theta is *hum dwelling
hens°, and out buildings to correspond, and a larg. or ,
chard. It is"well watered; ant Ictited,And - tultultably
Adapted to dairy purposes. ; •
Said - property will be aril on , ecaSonabla terms, a Por-'
ties of the meney m 0.7 input ia ott bond.r. mortgage to
mutt thapureluteer. - • ' ' .-
/ Applicationmag aerienall by letter to
lion. Je s sup di IL: J .!Oven at . fontrose. in. said
c aunty:and any fartteepaitlenters that;-tnag berregtd,
Teti will begirtm. - IStStf
BUSINEB,EI .006.
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P.. Wyatt,. .
TINNY, TAILOR. Tu rrrpikettrook, Nom
marl, oetapied.,b,f J. H. Dttlook, Gr
Heady Mods Clothfr,g4s Now York prteto, "*4l
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.L .B. _
Sprout,
PIANVVAUT Uns IS OP PPEOUV. e n va n ,„_
rim* 310P0Ariki Pi. --"4".1KO,
Smith & CO
A./Ea' AND eIIAti t .3IA SCPAVIIAtigI, 3 64 ,
street; Stentrose ; Pi ;;, `. •
- E. 13. Park, -
T_TAVING returned • to NOntreee to rullieiht
Ai tie° pf,hie.
/Niel, where o w prillofe be ssio a n, mor be toned et duo*
Ilk
M well al neet.: • • ppy to treat opts
Atontrote,lob.2,lBs2.: _
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• Z. Blalock, .
lAND 811110E0N, Ventres., PL,
tend te. all boaineretbat may be entrusted kik,
c h arm , .10, peudiptness
s and fidelity. Ole g . 1
residence au Turnpike street.
Not et ?utile Met ee.
. , George: Puller,
DEALER-msolAß,Ready:tanile Clonal/snits
enpr,' Itootik, Roles, Stoto two 4013444
Itatelesllotel,
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•. ; M• r►• Tyler,
DEA Lt , g IN mixa 0 ODS, 0 roeerlea.ettektera,i.
ware, Tinware, flab, Oils. Plaid. Pinata. dab,
allopays rspb for all kind, of Shipping Yam Na l h i
below thepourtllonae.. -_ - .
atidintolMAM DIMAING SALOON. frix e
- • i• ..Charles Till man,
0, UptlctiFtgowst door to the rostidleradoigniu
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S. - S. - Winchester,
A T
ttaoRNEY Nr. LAW, Twthrlannock, I's. On e ,
irlOr aticklow. .
. 'L• D. D.'-Hinds.
LAND EXCIIA 2 iOr t PTABLE. '02e63114ts
bolo* Keelteollotel,3lohtrase, Pa. •
I.E. 8., & - 5,13- Chase,
- A TTOIiNEVB AT:LAW, Montrose. °Me oiny i .
teen atom. E. B. CHAIM 844/411.
Co
TIE MA R9LZ M0111UX6.1711, irus i s Tem
TAinbvi , hr,, Between the alai! Midge a w l c g4 7 l
honp..eohrt. it; SYsi;;ltatulcu,y. Y. fa1,83rti...,
Traeelioi Aaeta. ; ,
•- - C. 111,' Simmons, •
poor AM) SIIQZ NNE: RR AND Ry,pAntEn . .
LP over Oltawlll 4:,C01. Saddlery Shop, TMI
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- 1 - BrjiC. 0. Edwards, P, t
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nYSICIAN AND KjiGEON, Earford, Pa . MidporAltrthor G. .1. Pnde'a store.
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Dr. O --- ames Bro oks
nalwum. AND BURGEON, mad 4'1403
Dmealtihepc Paints. OID, Dyes, &e. ComernCiv
and Pine 14 recta, +ppot it e.. Cal. V. Lieri, Great itext.
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C. D. Virgil,
Ctui attDl IST,l l lonlrore, PEI. Cal it OM
Ilalltrlng,eurner of Turnpike and Outten
- Ftrerts. • pporations upon the teeth yeecnitied
ear - tinily. wthl tenderly. • Plate work lout with theta
material and In tlin moat lmptneed Opal. Alma In.
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QURGEON D F..VgIST. can be Mood as_unud tap,.
DAVI - mind TreISDATA Ur pull well, at the. Iltid
L. EcatieJ Hon t s otc, Pa. Be would call. the ?take n
pttenticei of those who nead setts of teeth, to it i r
manner of. inserting on the obostaphmerrstsyrieny
pie, which he has tt-actieed for a number of Tem. II
other work, extracting, filling, cleansing, - dons hilt
most scientific manner.
3lontrote, July 42,185,2: itd
Patina for Sale,'
Tnr..tib„Rcibd.. will act as *gents far thettny
'sale Of Keel l'atate—Farms, Masts and Lel
located in Susquehanna, eon ntyl'a. Attwhopai n
grey thelepropertyfor sale can glee andante derrip
li.aof their Farina or . Lote as fellows: Numbed
acres, bob many improved, and how wiletedi
Ingo; Orchard, grafted or common fruit; titbit lua
trees, anti shade (reel.; haw far fun, Eonnea,l 2 4
the nearest point twa depot on the Yew Trot k res
Railroad price pod tetras of payment. Allah*
to sell 01' purchaie Real Estate, will 1 , (wive mon ,
tention hp calling on or addressing us at Nano,
usqnehanna rent ty,
D.7.Cogteyancefrum 314 n trot to the p realm htt
- of ehatga
4361ce on Tarninestrcet, 4 d'oors Lest Of thohld
eonter. i . • 1 •
rim roll wiring Farms ind Lots are not oferrdietfde
No.l, 40ocres,30 improved-Frame notate ud ka
No 2, 80 do 60 do - told .to ~ do
No, 3, 100 do GO do do . do i
No. 4, 100 do 60 do Fold do .. do ,
No. 5. 70 do
. 40 dO sold do dl
No. 6,96 do 35 do do sold
No. 7, Store, 15 - arellonse and Lot.
No. 9,145 acres 7.5 , improved, framed hosts asil
• NO. 9 52-1 .do 35 do sold ' '
- No. 10 2, - • do ! do do ' do
No. 11 .sold ..*-, ,
. No. 12 100 net es' 70 Improeed, frame hotrods/ ha
' N 6. 13 240 do 200 do do do
- NO. 14 56 do 50 - do eol4 •
• No. 15163 do 60 do do do i
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No.: 16 120 do r. sold
No. 17 200 110 75 . do - do del
• No. IS 112 do 50 • do do • do I
. No. 19 300 di, ;50 do' do del
No. 20 145. do 1f:0 do do do
• No. 21 100 don° do do do
N0:22 961 i do 45 do do sold dal
' No. 23 45 do .7,1 do do do I:
No 24 292 di, 225 'do do Jr !
N 0.25 125 •do 100 • •do do sold do i
No 26 190 do 140 do do do
_No 21.61.) . do i - sold
N 0.28 11 r cres, good sawmfl and dwelling.
23134 acres, 90 impiored, franne bow Ind
No. 30775 do 100 , do do do
No. 31 735 do :93 do do do
-10.321,80 do 1135 do . do do
No. 33 160 do ;130 do do do
'llo. 34 150 'do 300 do do A
o. 83 1:10 - do J3O . do di' do
No. 31 300 do 170 do do do
N 0.37 100 do do do de
No. 3,8 170 do 'lOO do do do
No. 30 373 do '9O do do do
NM 40 30 do 45 do do-
No. 41 212 do 330 de do oold
N 0.42 92 150 do, do do
No. 43 4i do sold
No. 44.138 do 65 do - do do
No. 43 800 'do 200 ' do do do
No; sistros, SO Improved, Craze hue ni
and plot mill. ; .
No. 47200 do 1:0 do . do do.
No. 43163 do SO - do do • '
No. 49 80 do 60 . do _ do 'do
No. so SS do 65 do do To
No. 51 35 do -CO' do do de
No. 52 120 do 85 do , do - do
N 0 . 53 200 do 150 do ,do do
No. 51 146 do 100 - do .do do
No. 35 60 - do 40 do do do
No. 36 , 165 do 125 do do do
N. 13...-Persone de4rlng to putehare icy elite a
and eying that non:ober can'obtain a fainierWrots.
ALFRED B tLDII
E. Q. tAßcoct.
Going slit; a * Illfle alms:o Col.
TUE anbactiber Lai a small stork TO antral!!
41 ' 13° Y 6' cOsise 'and floe Nola runt ilboes..mi
assortment of Tullio', aliases. and t Widower , portal
' Shoos, which Reis now acil.vg at pricer bur
bir k ; e o lbi e nTtie oa s L i. ! y Thceo
is 2,.
: aan opportunity for rod hrD* •
ato. rcLuf
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31nntio e,
GRIND - STONES , • I
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TON ti'llotra Grind ,s,tonts, to' he bat mst ll o2
econoxnlad Flap°, and of all &et Ann St tr i m
lb., at 15.8, to: 4' cts per tb., accardis to
• _ ALSO,
2 tons nl 4 Bares "Jr" which nail aad any" 4 0
than thoßorea, and are very tappatot Oats Eat Ityl
work,. and water proter, prieo 1 , to 1% es with!
Gibbon JO ly (28Um) 13.111:13015.11.
ITGIII DUNI-WA;
rumLISUID - ESEAT IitIIIISDAT 31051:74_g
aB. et' E. Chase,
EDIT6Iti4 Aril) PROPRIETOR&
TERDIS.
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or - tan dollari If not paid nnth the eint et th. /.1
time or sable:l44lon. • paper be dime ao
until all arrearages are paid, eleePe at the W WI " . it
Publisher. Alloomattmleationi mutt be Pal
re Utter. COlineeted m et
should be,4llreeted. to 8. B. k,,E, 8. Coto, '",—
; naluebatma rountyi Pa. •
RATESOW DVEBTIiING.
.000 stqua*e 621Inee trs lea',) thtte frafft PI
Each subsequan4 iraeltiour " •II
Otte square three months,•
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One square olz uouths, - '• "•
10
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Eltiebless Cards, tbviir lints In It"
ss, ..!!!
.Yearly ithreraimsientaingt OTCT Mir Nu
One cambia one year, - • •
ed s. o co
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Yearly advertisemen yin -be restrict
new w?gelagtvpitil imard.
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Vie Publi,her:. :ming! i""santro. thd4t
PTlnting ptipateli 10EleeMt
Tap vroxy. with ne4ne44 and &spud'... l
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to order.. - •