gitmorrat:
cUIATIoN IN NORTHERN .I"ENNIA.
Tit& LARGEST
E. B. CHA E d ALV.DI - 04.Y, ,EDiTous.
'6, February 16, 1854.
ZIP'S"
. !op. • 'TELE `DEMOCRAT.
Dikter% LaMeld. _
away, from my creditors jest:now,
eI
tin to pay them, and they're kick.
w•
,
I 'am going fa
rye not got t,
• Ing - t!P-a,l
The Sheriirs
fultof w
'Ana my mild'
There's no roi
vro
And tain't o
for Uncl
`And tie every
So Uthink
and-run..
nning after we, pocket
-
ts vowing 'vengeance, be swears,
me fits;.
.rn for speculation, and the mines
h a damn,
e of the luCky tcrges, what works .
I 4111; '
who° I go,L am sure to tied a dun,
best thing .I can do just to Cut
'
. . •
tenni ritters, that wrote home.
'
illace the scripture:savo r s norer.
1
..about4l2
Wein in t h a
Wry eel.
They .told ns
ray big,
But they nev
Of the heaps of (iust, a;lluMps so
said a tangle word how hard it
he mines, and I helped to turn a
was to d
I went ap to
stream,
the strength of that delusive go
of trusted
.tr - den dre
And when w
all a fta
turned the river, we foetid 'twii
dam'd the river, by : Our creditors
ned. .
And - we wh
wero da
r away, but I know not where r
I am,viing
go,.
- Twill not •o, to turn homeward -now, - they'd
-.
laiigla at met know; • ,
Ver. I told th m when I le ft , I would inrely Make
Itty pile - • : - i
:But if they are to see mine now, I rather guess
they'd i ile;
j 1
. .. .
if Of these • nited States, I were the President,
•No man who owed another should ever paya seat;
Arid he who dunn'd . another, should be banished
a far away, .
#.
For attentin to the pretty girls, is All a • man
-should ay.
here he Lost it.
John She was a little the most eccentri6 .
.r , f all the ee entrieities that ever cirenmanibn-
AO the top, ndame sphere. - His stature, had
stood .e - tin his shoes; would have meas.
are& about
~ ve feet six, not a whit more, but
.cat n re, at 's birth, was in one of its freak's,
-, lid sent In .. into
_the world; like Richard the
`third; "scree half made up. A-hump of
uormous roportions was ion his back, and
-when he w lked, his eyes were castjupon the'
- ;round, an his form bent forward many de
:rees. from: he perpendicular. Professionally
1
.1 lawyer, b4t by occupation a gambler, John's
)•::pntation is a " . sharper" of the first water
as beyond dispute ; but, proficient as he wai
:7 . 6:rtune di not always favor him, ,„ as the so
•Iael will sow. • ih
A few.-s' since, during the Fall Races,
41.
-.:ood old escort Smith, every body knows;
- r ought to know, so well that it is useless to
•:.•.scribe hip, was riding slowly along by the.
-ace course ? on_his old clay-bank horse, when
:.e happened to discover John with his,eyes
--tpon the gtound, and walking alon afler the
tanner before descrihed. The co n&nance
'ft
f=our-defned rm friend wore -an unusually
'oubled asPect, and ithe finer feelings , Of the
)eacon wete immediately aroused at seeing a
.11ow in distress.
"You sea Auto - have lost: sorriething," said
, ".le Deacon ; can 1 assist you in searching
•rit r ] , i
." Tilsit&'you," said John ; "yes, Ibave just
I , lst two tlipusand. dollars."
" Goodgracious 1.." exclaimeethe .Deacon,
1
'•
,that is a arge sum to lose. Show me'where
--ou lost it, and we Ivill search for ittogether."
"Corne tkn, then, and I will show you."
• The Deacon dismounted . ' as expeditiously 1
• :, his par would allow, and, ushered by
o,hn, passed through the gates of the course,
.p.nd threatening his way through the throng
florses,• ges, and pedttrians, reached
\,Cre stand, and faro bank, and pointing toward
and faro
t with'his long bony finger, joltn exclaimed,
• . " There's where I lost my money ; I lost
• <:very 'cent of it on that d—d Jack."
• ID lly .
Editors us. is Editors.'
•-.
Somebody teljing over his editorial dif-e
-7.ielties, thus serves up Sam Pike, rather takes .
-
:r, down :1 -
i
• "Mr. pa-4'mA I published a paper in 1817,
raong the Miami Indians, in the State of In-
Jana: it -was agreat partnership that. We
- "lad two advance paying subscribers, one who
iiquidat• his- subscription • with 'beads, and
p l ,
... .'ae otherl with sawlogs. Godfrey, the chief,
• ook five apers, and could not read a word.
Our pa seas called the "Pere Forrester,"
ad. being Kinted in the woods, the title was
• ppropri4e. ' The town. of Peru had, a num
; A' of magnificent names for its streeta, such
s Pearl,lßrodway,&e., which streeta exhibit
-, 4 the animating and bustling appearance;
juiaps aiLii trees, as a man's head. The stir
,. inovevenis which transpired in that ity, im
ejousl-V demanded .a couple of chroniclers,
.-nd Pike wrote poetry, and I dipped consid
---rably initO State politics, and dismissed in a
,- 43 leained manner every question of inter
--st.• BeSides being- an editor and printer, he
kept the I Broadway hotel,' - ins post-mliater,
justice o the peace, land agent, pettifogger,
.nerchant o overseer of the -poor, -painter, and
liad been: a schoolmaster and .a day laborer,
was twice a widdower, was raised a quaker,
r.nd the last time I saw him, he' was a preach
er, an,d Married his third wife." .. •
11' • '
A FEMALE Sointtu.—The Washingtoncor
espondoint of the Baltimore Sun . says that
- here is now'before- Congress a petition from
Afs. Elizabeth C. Smith of Missonri, who, in
846, uiFp i 'der the assumed name of ‘4.Beti New
' man;" s'o unteerecl in the Mexican war, where
~ he'serl4:l,,faithfully for ten months, when her
.ei-wasidiscovered and slie was discharged
, :tuna the' service. "Ben tali since married,
.10 no* applies forler pay and bounty land.
thelau appliesto soldiers and not to men
this fetnale soldier may be successful.
nrYraying with the heart is praying by
the sp_ll4 whether with or without form...
true prayer is lost, though we may , have for.
.:otten. It, All prayer is. hypocriey and sad .
,lecieti!r we do not psi: what Gram - mild We
ns to ask, and really desire what we ask.
, i r whotasoever match is given, of dim
required. - •
, , ,
DEATH or .4 SON OF PATRIca Hasar.r-
CaptA.! S. 11=g,s resident of tyneh
-ITIT;dWin e county, Ya. - on theeth
:not: . •. » eVSS a sou , of tbuil,bastrions.Patriek
Mary. , remains repose at °Red . MIL"
by the fie ,411* ailj that was mortal .of his firth
- °
vito'cloveli rtiii unkmied.l
The following - et tsse 'take from the
El i
i n dependent Whig, f :-i ay last,- ai 3 O. re
publish it, for the n ..-. • of showing our
Democrati4l readers , e game diet will be at
tempted by at least • , on, -of the Whig
party, in the erwitin . cant 4a: ,i.
We consider the p nt as the most ans
tt ,
piciqus peri o d Ahat h occurred for the.
Whigs of Pennsylvania fo years, and it it is
properly improved, and se, counsels *rail,
there can be no dciubt of success-but .this
success cannot be eSelusively Whig--ii must
'proceed from . a 'union of all, against th#pres
"ent - State and Natienzt! iras_tieg.
It is.Of little consetittentie.to the.Whigs
a* o the emendate 4 that is Lorna againstthe
i li)
organi sd "powers that be ;" and it is ; of less
come ' nee -to the itow.he is brau,g7tt for
ward, sided he steinessful in thai elec
tion .ad it is'far tter - for them to support
1 -
x i
even a Autocrat" to is with them on the
questio for the sal •ft the Public works, and
other easnies of form so. much needed,
but wh hail here fore acted , with the "de
nim= ," than to Upport a"a good th e
with Whom they a' certain of defeat! i What
objectionAerdere c an be tetakingPP a man
without- a nomina ion, ,
whom the "national
democracy," or an portion of them are wit'.
ling to support.an Sleet 1 If success. is the
-object, it should ; remembered that* can
not be obtained . ider tut exe/usive t Whig
banner, or WhipsOmbustion."
ern tili
The idea ba, , 'nominate some Apostate
Democrat, like NV lliam F.JOhliston, for Gov
ern r; and,th n y ? he fag end °fiat fac
tio under 's ba er, on which will be in-,
sc red "Sal of the Public Works aOd oth
er Measures b, f Reform.' But this disguise
won't do. The 'people understand the move
ment,land will setitheir seal of condeemation
upon:'the triclote r i3 by re-electing on? pres
ent worthy Gove or with an increaied ma
jority.. We shall have more to say roil this
subject hereaftei. 1
•
JAMES SLOCUM.
Obscenit Ills the Frardity; ,
Mit. Eprroa: - , - , I;.
sere
,
sere is an evil in,tite
---,com
munity
which eti , alma for redres s.l-. It is A
most vile fushiciii, some vary many, ad Men,
heads of families hay s e r;l e telling smu!#, sto
ries, and'arucking nb jokes, in the presence
Of their gthwn up' daughters, and often too„
when young men,l stranger., are -in the corn;
i I
Palii- 1 I -
Now in my ,opinion, any Father of a Fani
ily,twlio will. be gitilty of such a ,brea ch - of
decency, dieries to, be kicked out of the room.
What 'for an opin on can young gentle. enter
•n 1 or.
tar the purit of young ladies, ~who,arb
\ thus, every hour 1 the day, subjected to tb
vile I.stiguage and outrageous behaViour, of
their Father. I hsve - seen many-old men whO
seemed 'to delight in detailing such storiei,
and committing such stories, and continitting
such action t, , leve not the language to e.ll-,,1
' pmss, my feelings, at the grossness of, Such Mr
outrage an'tilie p_ ncu of, unmarried daugh
ilse
teir. , i, • I . , '
Itit werel xrence coulld
be prevented by orbidding him the I housed;
and shall a ather im
e licensed to behave worseil
Is it possib tha he -who should protect the
from even the' suspicion of - codtaritinatint),
should be t e firs to dull the moral' percep
tiOns of hi
daughters, and destroy that innate
le f elmg of odesty, which is natural to eve
- Woman ! ' 1 1 I •
. I YoU haymany! subscribers, headS,of fa., -
ilies, old m n, wild are guilty of the gross.. •
outravous practlce, to which\ I have alluded.
What wou Si you think of a: stranger s who
sbduld. do or say iii the presence of your fitrn
ily, what, Von, yaurself, have done and said I
Woold bO - Clare t) insult them as yOu Consid
er yourself privileged to do !are yOu net
f 1
often caused you wife or dau ters a lo, blush;
for yoUr want of decency! ' F r shaine! oh !
for shame, he.ills of fahailies! - I 1 , !
- If there is any plice.wh . should } be sh
-1
cred to moral and mental puri y; itlds, the so
cial circle ; where the childis eadj-,ito eatCh
and imitate every word and ac 'on4thestrilp
ling girl, just awakening to a sense of Ivp-
In'ani3,4x,d, hears llusion ; but lilf understood
and pllqueing cu 'osityr—the f ulll blbwn maid
*in the very ley-day of :her young 1 blcsid,
isi prepared' for corruption, by 4 father's bin
lity, I obscenitly and indecincy.lll:l; Shame,
kierei is thy blush 4 1 ;.
*MAD AM, ENE TS
izi - George i P. Prentice editor o ,The I,4u
ville Journal, l us closa a touching tribite
? the memory f his latepartner, Mr. Thom
.H.l - , s Shreve : I
We the survivingieditor of the Jountal,
feel that the pri eof life is, scarcely yet g(ine
Yet. as we look ack upon lonr long, careen in
illhis,city, weseem to behol ' far and near, bn
tlie graves ;or the 'prized land tlie, lost. All
e numei:otui journeymen nd:, aPprenq,es
Irsthat were - in our employ- when we ! first con
enced
. publishlng our paper are ,derul, -bur
partner, bur second partner, arid our third
artner, are dead, our first assistant,: and bur
• nt are alio dead. 3 When:hae mem
riesTuts
me over us; we feet like one! alone,. at
•cla i ght in . t,h4 midst of a church-yard, with
el winds tag g mournfully through the '
Token tombs nd the voices of the ghost of
parted joys, unding . dolefully in his ears;
ur prayer to is that Such inetnories may
have a chaster:Us. and purifyingand'elevating,
influence upon us and Stun to discharge, than,
we ever have ly t, done, our duties'to ach Oth
er and to heayen."- -
, ' 1 1
...
the bIE -— tUnS We hare r r e a r i
One of —et t `double'.,
e .,., a ,
heard; n4li akee B ' 7 4 1 1 :4 7 ‘ i2l
ill l
t4l bi a' il expi:.
whos4He Chn jn i s itai4 unt
nalnei,
marriage a ..° 'B e 'amin and Ann "rfn*
werejesPectir Y • Dj 'th ' 'eremanyr iPfli!i
dia th ey ap dunng 0 c - `both
anme,
red a friend. ' WeUlPiearedt,h6 ready ! re 7
4
anted and bennie".ll'.w., was
'ply". . 1 1 ; ' •
. „
• "Mr: itnothy, said' a k.arned lady
.o had heen l phowing off her wit pt the ex
pluse of a danler, you xemind me of a lbs.
trocnetor, that it fined-w i t h thing' in the' u
l no p -
stOiy." .
I -"Divine AlmiraT," meekly replied her ado..
rer, manmang you lor that coup / went, 4
Lit me', remind ; you that; you occupy my upper
iry entirely.l . -
. __ , ,
lin Trish geptlemsai having. a PartYwinea‘
't tavern, exclaimed, on arnving and 'Ond
iog theroomimpty : ' So I am iinitafterf all'
The waiter i °mud him that hei, was Mista
f
1;
n--that his friends ,Were then) ' And. ivere
' ne. t'Very - well,' replied the . Ifibenoan,
' then Lhave made no mistake, for; as they
- irere althere before me, surely I Was right in
saying. I was' theint l irliCr all. ? 1
I . I "' ' ! ....s. 40- )
'I 1 , , - 0
ICCIPT/Nek. TRACP4-A C.olportenr dome
'time agoovhep distributing tractsAmonthe
poorig
, ht#. ones town, met wi than
amuse mei eat . couiog to': Mi isolated
Imildi otof h ruble , pretensionsciiithe Com
mon, , i veil ihetiyor without the cesium
of knoe4ung yin : i ~11 ,_. 1 s f
" `iir4 you accept a ' tract of ;;.the Holy
eck:sa
Land. 47 imeap ng t.he I four, , mil of 16qer
peal h iluul,ist I* ,1,, .. Thcoviii of the
house i tarily r c ep •-: _ ,:' - .: v ~. 1 - i
" Y Ibe pibeni,.:l4 Whole - 960/011 -i4 you
gives title. Bit rd like .t 11,6 know if
tliere nuiCli pMirie on a gue theie tO bother A
pooedevii" 1 i , ; '; 1 1
+Crockery . and Ilionse, . nu%lshhill
1 . : . Store: -I - : • '`,
T
H. DEPEIIii noW prepared to invite the
0 e' tuMle geniimlly tciexataine his varied and
extensive assortment of goo* which ' (as an ex
clusive dealear) he is enabled !to 'offer very low.
Cursi.--Consisting of Gold - Band, Decorated
and Plain, Dinner and TetSetts, Fruit Bashets
&C. 'i '• ' i ' t
Sloss CIIINA.--Full lainnei. and Tea Setts,
Printed; and Plain Embossed in Setts, or by the
single piece, also, a variety of beaiitiful styled of
Toilet IVare. ' '-- 1 , [ .' - 1 '
LooxMo GLasaxs.—lifshoOnny, Gilt and Or
nainental framed Glasses from 6 1-4 cts. 10 . 875
also, Marble Slabs and Bmcelks• ,i •
GLASS Waal.—Cut and dressed - Goblets,l pe
eanter4 Tumblers, Cham'pga, Bowls on' oot,
Cor'd Butters , Globes, Candlesticks, &c. lie
HousExixriim HanD i waterii ---Table and k
et Cutlery, Spoons,.Tea Trope, Scales, Sadd ' ns,
Daunted Kettles, Hat RaOks, Refrigerators,
Water Coolers, Ice Cre4m Freezers, &e.
WoOtials AID WII.4:OViriVARS.—PrOpOIISTS,
-Cabs, Wagons, Rocking Horses, Cradles, Ceder
Pails, Tutts,',,Moss, Pounders, [Baskets,.Rocking:"
IBA and Stool Chairs,l&.c. 1 , ,
' WINDOW SRADES.—PorTices. Glass and gilt
Pins and Heads, Banda Loopl-and Tassels, else
stain Pools is Variety:
JAPPARED.WARE.--=Toiletilett, cod:slating' of
Foot Tubs, Slop Jae and Watee Pail, Cash Box
' es and all articles manafactared in the line. i , .
BRIYARIA LSD ARGERTISE WASS.—Coffti and
Tea Urni, Egg Coddlra, Castors, Chang Dish-.
..es, Adens, Pitchers, Candlesticks, &c. '
Lam 4.llD,LasTanxii.—ln,every variety, 4yle,
iniceand-pluality; - 1 , ,i' !
TOYS it.ND FANCY ARTrlcilts.—Cousistiog of
Cidna,Gisss, Wood, Tin, Willow, Iron, Pi yer
bfache,Tena Cottn, Pariar and Alabater Pinit, al
so Faneyßaskets. i , ' '
PlatedlWare.-- , Table and 'Teaspoons, Table
Dessert and Oyster" Forks, Dessert knives, Soup
and Sande Ladles, Caliton,, Snuffers and Trays,
Tea and Coffee Setts. ' L - 1 . .. '
Bird CAges, Table and Floor Mats, Brushes of
every deieription, in fact almost every, article 'in
the line Of home furniihing, birth useful and erns.
mental, may 6 found 14 this extensive establish•
meat:
; I :1 •
JAMES H. DE PEU.
4ddors east of thelAmerican Hotel. '
Binghamton,Juoe ksp.: .•
111411111 LE 11
E undersigned ti.
.1. sena of Snagnehan
established a Shop in
sired; Montrose, w her
supply o Foreign andl
ufacture: the same into
Stones. Fier and Cent
(12' The public - will ft
nen call, before going
Montlose, Aug. 44,
. . •
Anstrai .
; California, /
Or anyplace
on th - . Globe, +not present greater -
1 • • ..nd - ents!than • - -
• 'REELER STODDARD'S
4 ucli
HOOT AND SHO E
i STORE."
lATHFII is now 61 ed with
. anew end exten
.V-V. sive assortmen of articles in their line,
embraci!ng a general : ri y ; of new and elegant
styles of - Ladies and i tlemen'a wear, among
which are Ladies Frei ). Silk. Lasting and Pre-
Dille Geiiters, Kid .and Enameled Polkas, Kid Pat
ent leailer and bro - zed .tenny Linde, Buskins
and Ti.;el gentlemen' French and Philadelphia
oak-Wined calf skin 4 d kip . Boots, Congress and
blitton•Oaiters. Wont my acid Washington Boots,
toilet Slips, Morocco talr.i and' Cowhide Bro
gans, &c. Boys kip, rf and cowhide Boots and
Brogans; • all kinds of 'Memel) and Children's wear.
Also, a ge . neral assort of Findings, which con- I
slat in : part of last s,; ega, 'parables. Hungarian
nails, tacks, thread, ri,, thistles, - shoe binding,
awls,mps, sandstones , shoe' knives, &c. ' Also,
oak an d hemlock tanned calf upper and • soleleath- ,
.er, Morocco skins arid linings. - -
Work made to ordet and repairing neatly di.ne.
K. .F.LER & STODDARD. -'
manirose; June 1. - 11: 5 3- Is
susquEn74ll cat:Nry-
STOVE AND TIN WARE DEPOT.'
A 'L. WEBSTER 4. , CO. would respectfully
11.i:inform the peeple' of this county add the
people in general, they._ they have opened an estab-'
lishment of the above kind in Montrose, at the old
stead of Sayre and Web ster, one door north of
the Democrat office, where they intend to keep on
hand a large assortment of 'Stoves Tin, Copper,
B,rass and sheet lrontWaree; all of which they will
sell as cheap as they can lie bought in this or any
other county. Amotig our stoves may be found the
following besides others . tnici, numerous to, mention:
N. Y. 4. Erie, air-light; fur sco . od. •
Modern TrOy n" . " , coat.
-Keystone ,ante . " 1" "
'Vulcan ' • "
Bay State, It
Forest Queo, elercited Ocen.
Mohawk.; . MOha, •1- t
Also,Parlor, Office and shop Stoves, Culver's Pe t!
eta Hot-eir Furriacds for heating Public Buildings,
store!, Hotels. etc. (Stove iTrimming, Pipe. Zinc,
sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, wiel) and Cistern Pumps,
Chain Pumps, Chains and Gearing.,
tcrAp kinds of - Gustoml'Work done on short no
tice and most reasoUable terms. Oar motto ii small
profits, ready pay, -and quick returns.„ • •
* * *All kinds of cfroduce at ken in 'exchange for
Wares. If yon donit believe it, call and see.
A. L. WEBSTER & CO.
Montrose sept. 14; 1853.!
Watches! Watches . :- Watches!!
-THE Subscriber has this
:lit: ld'ay returned from New York
. .....11 with a large and beautiful as.
C
friends. It is needless to
1 .
wmoeuriltdoefaFi
call
Fine
o W a a t t t c e h n e t s io ,J n e w o - f
I a a I: - ( 'elry and Fancy Goods, to which
~ _
~ ~... Ll , s" h hi e r :
, . enu m erate thedifferent kinds'of.
goods; suffice it to say thathis present stock of
goods was never excelled in this part of the &ran,
and, as his goods;were,liougb t for mai: be can
not beondersold by : any. 'He v ill take Pleasore ill in
showing his goods to all who may favor him wit a,
call, feeling sure i that nopersou wishing to purchase
can fail of suiting ;themselves both as Ito quality
and price.' •• , l"'
,•
,- ; ALFAED,J.VANS.
_. _
N 0.3 Odd
Iliptiltamton,'Nuv.24,lB.s3:'f
WTCHES.-.4 large stock of fi n: Gold and .
Silver Watibes,lol every style and price,
by '
Nov. 24.
EAR RINGS and Breast Pine, in ev;
of patteins,sorne entirely new styl
Nov 24.• • \ A. J.
SILVER Card !Cries;
,Port Itiona!s, Napkin
RinitS, Fruit Knives, Soup Ladles, Pie and
Butter Knives, &i. &c., by
Nov. 24. •
P
FANSI—A Isr ge , lot of baudsome Fa n s, suits
Ole partiel, by A, J.IEV,ANS.
C i OßAßeadti;• illna cut coral i tat
• • E
A. J. VANS'.
;
NEW GOODS.
01ThtassortmeitnoW comprises almost every
articles wanted, and we tear' some, that
are, net *sated, Which we will sell at. cost and
some articles. at; leas than cosh on that same
acconnt.l BURROWS , At. Co.
Gibson - 0(4.28; 1853.
SHAWLS.
O' WOOLEN :-LONG SHAWLS, all
• qualities, and beautiful patterns, at
'I
extremely ZINO prtie•, U. BURROWS.
Gibsop,Oet. 26.
• Fine French.
WOOL Lon Shaw,ls at $4.25.
V V Gibson, Nov. 1.1 BURROWS &Co
- • •le Rolbes.
A Large lot ef them choice whole Robes at
21•. a very, smell advance on . the cost.
Gibson, Nov ;1: U BURROWS & Co.
,Admiiistrator's Notice:
NOTICE is ~reby given that Letters Testa:
mentary neon the eatato'of Lazelio Bryant
dec'd, late of Jackson township have been gran
ted, to the subscriber. , 4:1 • persons indebted to
said estate are hereby requested -to make imme
diate payment to the subscriber, in Harford, and
those having - claims upon ;said estate to present
them duly ettstited for. settlement.
• t • CHAS. TINGLEY. Adner.
Ilarford, Jan j '2, 1851.-Is6
NUFACToRY.
i
g to announce to the.citi.
*a County, that they have
eeleers building, on Main
they wilt keep on hands
merican Marble,and man.
IMonninents, Tombs, Head
e Table Tope, 4cc
id it tir their interest to give
Isewhere with their orders
IPPEY & DE LONG.
853-341 , v;tf
ry variety
,bv,
VANS.
A. J. EVANS.
, '
intairest Stovall! Ji : St4ves: :11
Cro rTiliE Sere and f ellow ar reminds us
1,,
Lfi
, 1 I that the fast appreach of thekeen Frosts
'of Old Orey Winter, Whin onelef • theeammo-
I pissable and highlrapiiinved 4 4torea 1 eta the
/
r niost eztonsivo Manuthetories: in the Union,
;Messrs: Shear & PackSidi becorne indispensable
to every family. We W*4l,drespOitutly announce
to
"'the Citizens of Stiuehanna and adjoining
counties that we bevel. Mist received and4are re
ceiving the largest an4-hest assOittnent o 'Stoves
over introduced into Eastern Pennsylvani , which
will be gold at the yeti/ lowest cu'h A, e.. To
a l .
those who are in want' of Steven they wi I find it
to their riterest to cali, and examine ou variety'
before purchasing elsewhere.
t hey comprise in
Rd as follows;—'III ' I
United States,. .;i ,
Orienlat, Parlor,
Eastern Queen E. P,' i Venetian, do
Fire tipper E. 04f 1 : Taney 1 do
L
Nati nal Air-TighliE. O. itrving 1 ,do
Nor ing Star, ii' 'Cottag4l do
Far ' Air-Tiglf, L • ''' 4. c. , 1,
:,
The above above Stoves too WWI known to re
quire any minute deacritition, ;being the , most
poptdar 4 l and approvelStolteln Market. lAII who
may fa or us with veep:will be sh9wn through
ourasSortment with; pleasure; "Recollect the
number7—Ea . ros's fir famed " . One Pride Store."
Harford, Pa, Se pt 11t343. -3b ' i -
_ 1 I 1 ~ :; .
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CARPEN'iEit'S HOTEt.
- (FORMERLY " LimalOßSEn OREAT B ND; PA.
,
kiabscriber, h#ving rented this wed known
_L. house, and re-fitted and re4furnished in good
style, is now prepared Itti receive and, !entertain
guesti.l This house is delightfully situated on
the batiks of the SusqUeliannsi;.river, o ln the line
of the New York and arid the pelana r e,
LackaWannsand Waiter's Railroads; ov erlooking
a most: beautiful sectien •of - country , and 'ls the
panoniut of scenery 4iapq'uallod anywhere.
As 1 SUMMER RESORT for ; . the business man
seeking quiet and fieedom from the !noise and
din.pf eity life, and for ladies 4 and geritlemen in
pursuit of pleasure amid the rural scenery of the
country, this location'eannot be equalled. Here
the weary triveller is secure from the confusion,
incident to the continual arrival and d Future of
trains e l which, especially in this night ,time is a
very great annoyance to those:Stopping at houses,
very near the Depot; ;: .t! '
litsißocsis are nokir; Pleasant and well furnish
ed ; his Table with ill the' delicacies Which both
•
country and city mis:rkets alTd:rd ; and! no pains
will be spared to make his house a pleasant home
to all his guests. .!
EirGuEsrs will bo convoyed to and from the
cars, a any hour day ormight4 in a good Omnibus
free oficharge. ' .• 1 ,
• L A LIVERY if3TAISLE attachea to the
House.
• I - N. WCARPiNTER."
Great Bend, June 27th, 103-2614
Bryant House Great. Ben* Depot,
Pa.
11.11 S new and sflacjous•bultding, s4unted
rrilit
a few feet fro the Depot at Great Bend, is
now opened and fuinished in'a suitable style for
a Public House, and will be kept Open at all
boursi, (both day and night,) fur the •rOception of
travellers ; and esp l anally for the accornmodation
of passengers travelling on the N. Y.l& Erie &
L & W. Railroadij being at the junction of these
two reads, and the Jnbsi conyenient pOint to step
in and take refreihinnts :Incr.:be off with the first
train; as well as the most convenient house to ac.
vommodate the publie, it is NEW CI,EAN and
WHOLESOME! With 'monis enough toiecom
modate ALL, beingfitted up With new fnrnitnre
to cOrrespond,and tables , aldiays stt, ;with WARM
MEAT. 4 and 'luxuries furnished at a moments
warning 3
SI,
rgr" Passengers. desiring rest and! sleep, can,
by calling here, avoid the ineenvenienie of taking
an omnibus to finct!aninn, net well a the delay
and uncertainty oflietutningi•to the depot at the
arrival or departure of the trains; as t:porter will
be in waiting to coUduet therit yith their baggage
to the Bryant, House; "just seross the way," - and
conduct them back again without, feel or reward,
taking special care tb svakix.them if desired at
any hour of the night.
The location of-the Bryant House, with, the
natural scenery aliOnt it eninbino t o nink, it a
3'cry r dirable SIMIMER RESORT For business
~ ,,tnen and others it!': the c ity '
,: who may wish to
".‘vast ofF care" fors ! few dales to recruit in the
country. :t
A Large and Comlinclious Hal;
is attached to thi>i building for the "convenience
of pleasure P.s.wrt#s, who May alwa y s find good
accommodations here;.withont regard to numbers
with warm Stabltri for theWtearns,. and: reliable
help to wait upon:them' . I --
For further partiedlars inquire at the
81-2,-ant House of the proprietor.
ADDISON BRYANT
Feb. 1853-7tt
•
New .l 4l;r ange' men s.
ItlingisanstoWNS.ire nisi Pa.
. ro WER S ct! 17/0/I AS •
!i[ I
I,VOULD respectfully announce• to the inhsb
itants of Lottersville; Great end and.vi
chutv; that they like; now receiving new supply
to their already litge Stock ; f Goods, in their new.
store recently ere6e.ti by Drivid Thontas.
• The assortment,liveatensive,embraqing every ar
ticle usually callett for ' , aud will positively be sold
cheaper for cashOtiqii ever! before Offered in this
section of country; ohniiisting of .
G,RY °COPPS, UROCESIES,
Crockery, Boon and Shoes,
Flio;, Fish andtSalt; • •
added to ten thonatindinotioas not enumerated. ,
• TheaubscribeniVris4 it pfusra:ly upderstoodthat
Csen is what thfiy most Want, and for cash wr
' ,
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THIS institution .1% l'ocated in' a ;'heintiful tn
.& roinantic grefie at the base sifilifoistt Prosp
pebt, and within- the cortiorationcif the vilage;
possessed of an [ubtindanj supply 'Of purest soft
mater, advantages fir eiereise in the pure air, a
carriage .and fOqt., Walk Op the mountain, over
looking a scenety ;Unsurpassed ins hearty and
grondenr, and, , 4free from the noise enli turmoil of
busy life," with;,eircellentilailing anfl rowingpliv i .:.
leges on tbepleaOent waters of the i rhenange.-..
These are , a feirpf - the piesentatio the . 6 •Pnre"
ofiers to the invaiid.; ;i , . I . -
The honse ie pests anti comm ions—bathing
apparatus ezcelltnt-Lzwell veutilat d, with .230
feet piazza. I '.., .1: , • J •-•
The medical cletiariMenCis underhe . entire care
of Dr. Thayre did:wife, Who have h4d large el ;per
ience in tlydroplathie practice; and trefavirably
known as successful practitioners.- I' I; -
,ICoursts ofLtdures, with ' full • plitei.endillis=
trations, will be, *1431 throughout the 'salon to
the Students en6,Pa(ientii, upon AnotomY, Physi
ology, Hydropai,hY and Hygiene, Air which! there
t
will be no additidial, charge. ~
I•Females whO;have been confine to
-sheik beds
for years, are iiiivittd to correspo d With no or
give us a call. i; Dar : success in thfc treatment of
diseases peculiar,to' females, has iven us;confi.
deuce, and we say to all',Such, even if thei have
“suffered, much i'-,frOin wiany phyeiciens,"lrnake
i
one ;more trial.;!; • - .P. 4 I
, Terms. 'horn 1414;;to $8 per w ek, (payable
weekly.) accddiqg to - ro o m and ttentionlrequi.
iltd., Patients Will protide forpe nal use 2 corn
fortattka, 2 blaalirs; 3 linen or' co ton shooks a n d
6 towels: ;.,i , O. it,;THA.Y E, ht. D.,
I ~
.• Resident l• ylician. ,
i?iit , i, k i n. ;K. RANSpY,
fil9tf D
Carpus iusal Oil Cliaths.
.AI7ING ehTarged and refitted our extensive
H
-Crockeri land' Ho4se Furnishing Store, ea
tires.* for the: hnsinese l ; we havfi added a new
feature in Ha dePartinenti. f.
The secondprior . its , devoted t 9 Car Pets, Oil
Cloths and Loololli Maws, in which we offer. a
good aseprttient: at priees, which'annot fail to
,please, an to' filch, we invite yo fl r partiefilar at;:
tentinn, ' 1: J. DE ME.
Binghamton' OctlBs3' 20 ' .
I • :t
COLE= Salt ts>ritis ! by
1 rt....waft'," ; on 35 3563 i
. A' iiiiiitAidt 1 '- --
,- • T S ATE‘;' .•
* -
,
.. sha u n reani nail ./ilsofill, 0 4 atfoery . a
,; _ Sickest* willeisil se fi i -..- .
- I
MOST ", STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS ,',
" Refiectiolis for . the Tholiehtfil.
drag that eltultioio human Wage eiiit ana
s • drag through lifti as do tire ineett Of the field, or
the inseeta of .the earth, evincing. a 4 more thought ~
or reflector's then though the noble Liedtke of mind
wore note vouchsafed to the*:.l; , •
Many Oa are husbands and fathers. up on whom
are dependent the health, the well-being, and the
• isappineM of, a confiding ant affectionate wife, with
perhaps a family Of childreM ° ;
' • ismer orizm I'LIiAI+I6NS ViiiT TUE .: '
WITS 1 motes no*neu. TO nit* .
• : In thatpitiable derdition e 1 not eveir for one day - , to
feel thef happy mid exhfierliaing inflame* incident
to the ejoyment: lot health-1 :.• 1 t
her
She May not lie an invalid confined to bad,'
.• or eiren!to her rim ; -as lier prldri s i ambition and
,allergy !induce lied _ nervei her toi take .persond .
charge of her hoisehold, eion - whenher health Will -,
not admit of it ; ; but she isineverilselim perceptibly •
, sinking from day' to day, and alwaysleaing, i .
• Thus, day aft* day. and Month alter month tram
spire, liar healt h daily si Is, till hazily even the
hope of mw
eo, 'no longer. mains; ilAnd thus'
1
THE BLOOM NO 6EIIOE, I
_,4 .; . 1 1 . 1 sl . •
Dui a row yeai n ago in the flush! of health and
• youth, and buoy . ey of spats, rapidly, and apps
nutty loexplicab y, boome es a 4 . celde Liddy; di-
Wasted wife; srith frame emaciated , nerves tut
. strung,; spirits depressed, eountenaime bearing the .
. ° hapless ,of suffe g, and ion utter physical and
mental prostratie . I ) '
Sensetimes 'dopier's* change may and does
de
arise from o le ar eodaitutimml 'eauses4 But
• - oftener i : by far ',oftener, to gross and inexcusable
ig n orance of the simplesti and' plainest - rides of .
health las connected with ithe muilage ' state, i tin
violation of wit ell entails disease , .su ff eriag and
- misery; not, only tie -the wife, but often
•
. . Hereditary Coniplithili . upon the Children
, • •
'" mail Tits ,TMita AND vouirrili iierteaavon," ,
rranstistitting ii.XiIIIIVIIiPTI.CiIiI4! SCROFULA. t:
HYIKICHOIIifIItIAi INSANITY; GOUT, . ,
SWIG'S Igrlotasiiri: Mh o e 4! diseases,
FIiADF r OL. INHERITANCE
I I I ' . e t rarta the !Parrots. -N i,
And';l must this continue I Shall we bl) wiser In '
all that concern the cattle of our fields, our bolts,
:
mfr sheep, our cows, ode' oxen, 1 the nature and
character of th soil we =possess, he texture, and
quality of ourgoodsand merchandise ; but in all that
concerns ourselves as „hurt= beings, with human
• (motions and passions, subject to, great derange
ment,linvolving our future peace and happiness—
in all that coneerns the health and welfare of the
wife of our aft ions. and the masher of 'our chil
dren ; lin all t -commie the mental and physical
well being of those children,l, should be, ini- .
. mersed in the eat antt mos ,
BEN IGHTED 110NgRANCe, •
. , AM'CIMPABLE AS INEXCIAIII.2!, 1 •
.
How long shall this ignorance prevail' so prodoc
tiro of its bitter fruits 1 5 How long shall the wife .
and mother be. ignorant of the patdre, character and,
:ousel of the various womb and se:mal complaints,
embittering her days by suffering '—suffering often
prolonged to years, eventuatinif 3 :7 . a complication of,
diseases utter*. and hopeless incurable 1 Shall
we far ever close our eyes ' to a results of physics- -
logical sciene by which: we may arrive at .ma
understendilig lof ourselves as men and woaren.,
subject to' sel l icus life-l in g enduring diseases, and
perpetuating cm to ou.children.ii . , .
LET ' VERT *lll UD MarliatED PONDER!
No. husband or wife Surd' be ignorant
. of What
concerns them most fo .now to secure their health
and happiness 7liat knoirkdge i •ts contained in a
little pork eau led, • 1 x• -
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE
' . BY DIL A. M AIAXRIDEAU,
! ,
• 1 , rttorott OF DiSEASES or: WOME.V..
Oise ilimairedth r.dition. 18040., pp. 2e. price 50 Cinff;: :
EON FIACIPAPER, EXTII:A MINDIigO, $1 00.]
' :.. First imbiLshed in 1847 ; and it Is not , '
:.13URPREI1NO OR WONDERFUL,
Conildertng that E V Eit'F.- FERAL 12. •
whether - MARRIED OR NOT, eon here
• acquire a fall lestowledileit, of Me sua- '
. tare, character and coded of her :
. complatnts; with tho Various
4 aysoptoms, and thaVnearly .
- ' . RALF' A MILLIONi COPIES
shotild bare Veen sold„ It is impracticable to con
rey fully -the 'various subjects treated of, as they
• aro of a- nature strictly intended for the married,
of those contemplating marria,ge.i' ,
UP*ARDS OF ONE lIVNiMED •Tllol7*-
. . • - SAND COPIES
, .
Have•Uen SENT ny MAIL *thin the last _ few
mouths- . ' ' ' ,'s'
,1 j • i . • '
• CAITTIpN TO . THE PUBLIC .
- •,, _ 4E NOT DEF RA GI) ED
Say no bock unless Dr. A. M. Mantic:ea., 129
Liberty-Street. N. Y.; is on the title page. • d the
entry in the clerk's Office on Ili bae - k\ef ho title •
page; and huy only of respectable and ••onomble
dealers, or send by mail, and address to r. A. M.
blairrieeau, 4s there are spurious and rreptitious
infringement., of copyright. • , j • • _
Upon !receipt of One Dollar "TEE MAR.,
RIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM:
pAßiokr. iii sem (nailed fret) Ick any part Of , dte•
United State*, the Canada* an s. British Provinces.
' All ,Letters 'roust be post.pai , end . addressed to
Dr.;' A. M: MADRICEAII, it 1224. Naw.Yorb
• CitY. • Publishing Office . 129 Liberty Street, '
Ifeet•Yorit: [
.•
1 / 4 : • '
FON . .; AiE IF—T. B Peterion: Philad,; Mrs.
Cynthia Williams, Hi esdale"; Blanch & Crup,
Harriapurg; S. S. N rth, Lebanon ; N. DeWitt,
Milfotd; J NE‘n anger, Mantieim ; Spangler &
tiro, 'Lsncast r ; %V Smith,. Huntingdon ; S
McDonald, Piii) town; J M Blum, Newlßerlin;
H.A .Lantz, ' ding; R P Crocker, Brownsville;
Wentz if e. S • k, Carbondale; Eldred & Wright,
Wil)iiunspo t , S. Tuck, Wilkesbarre ; G. W.
Earle', 1 Waynesboro'; Potter 4 . Aliiiitn, Belle
: (onto .1-* Mobil!, Warren; RObert Croky, Mei-
S.
cer;S sder, Ilanaer; It. P. Cummings. Sam:
erset• Thos etowPerthait, Philad ; J. L Gunni
lAson rie; 5..8. Lautier, Griiensbnrr, B. Hall,
Pi n ;S. '. Durban, Franklin ; Dr s 0 Scott,
cdticird . ; E. illand, Indiana;., J J 51e.fillly;Mil-
Ord •I J. W idnuy. Brownsville ; G. M MeGet
, •
-tys, Antler; .S. fsitekson, Chambersburg ; F. D
S;iwet., Norri. town ; E Benneri. Sitinnetiiwii; II
Mitchell, Pit
. .burtz? G %V Gh.ttya, Butler ;• Jog
`Sviaoz, 8100 isburg; P S•De4hert & Co.-Cham:
' bershorg. ‘ ' - •— ; . I 2m6
, I l PI k S !FITS ! ! trts !! !
• , i .
TITE VEC , EABLg. SXTRWCT,IEPILEPTICI"ILL.
_.
For !Pie titre_ f Fits, Spasmi ,Crimps; and-alb
. 1
r . raliervnu and . Coasiitulit.nal • Diseases.'
PEI3O . N wh o re laboring under this .distreiaing malady
will Sad theNEGETABLE EPILEPTIC FILLS to be
the only remedy' ever discovered 14r Oudot Epilepsy, or
Falling Fits.
Thee Pills possess a specific a - ciliation the riervonasys.
tem ; And, althoOeh they are prepared 'evpeelaily for the
purpose of curing Fits, they wil I be fnnd of especial benefit
for all persons afflic ted with weak nerve+. or whose ner
rii
*One 'ostem 'ha been prostrated or ; statteredfrom any
cause whatever. In chronic Complaints,or diseases of lopg
paanding, sup« nduced by nervouSness, they are exceed-
Ingli henebelal A .
Pribe, $3 per .ox, or two boxes for SE.. Persons cntof
the eley, eneloal R. a remittance, will have the Pills sent
them; through the mail. tree of ;postage. For sale yb
i i
SET IL HAN sE, No* 108 Balthilnre street. Baltimore,
'
Md. o whom . rdera from all parts of the Union, must
be sddressed.p , t.pal 4 . .
• . ~. M TiILEWTSON 9 % • •
Infaflible Rerne' dy for all Infimilory Complaints.
A . DERTALN and sure Antidote for the following dines
-CA its—;All Feters and. Dellamitiens to which the sys
tem is subject. t heumetiero. Lameback, Piles; Diarrhoea,
Dyse k tecy. Deidaeler, Toothache, reser sores, Wies t Cuts,,
Sprats, [trailed., Burns and /ma de,.
RI thoura i nessit floret! Item eel y; foC Curing
Rinfl Bones, Erasmus, • , weeny, Pell Evil. Cuts. splint,
Gal ii, Fistula, scratches, Lameness, spring Halt. Bruises,
Mange. Inflammation of the Lungs, add all Fevers to
which Hones are subject. ' :
Agents—Abel Terrell, Montrose—D. Bailey. Lerays
sille+Cyrus Atery, Wyalusing-14 11..Woodruff,Dimock
A .-Ji [Sherweod' Rush ~.
•
011..13, 11353 r
FRE
TpST ree l !
lisplendie
HoOzontal
-Tt4Ped D;
b l l4
em r ...- .)ia 4 /rouble bottomed fi open casei,all
of which tar warranted and!.received direct from
Slierland The few Subjoined prices will at
one point o ti to the public' i where and how. an
eroirmous P r ventage can be saved. 1
Double tom 13 Jeweled . Lever Hatches es
above in el gen) silver case froiu $lO.. Rorie
movements in ; Htuittng canes' from $l2. Hori.
iontal Don lel bottomed 4 beles , ,leweled'open
Tacit and onds from sB,7b, the same move.
•ment in el ega nt huntinecaseS with punk seconds
from $0,50. All of whlchhAve'hard'enammelled
Dials. Gold Diamond point 44 Pens with pencil
€ l .
and; silver e tension holders, m
agatine for leads
dri from 1,00. Gold Diamond pointCd peek ,
Iles from 50c; Jewebir dut,..47,c.eqUally cheep.
ood assortment of exctllent 'second' hdnd
Ache*, etninent makers, iir,finitt rategalngcon
)n, will 1;e sold decidfdliqlOWfor cash. Best
nth Lan tt _Watch Crystals,' 190, -;Wcitch.re
ing as i4iil.l - _il '-' ' . • ;
l': B. ' 'Lid I ,l{e3tairatis to pu .;
tern.
Ir'i
from. 7 4i.it. ti 714
1
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11. IltrallTT
MEDICAL COMPANION,
SH IMIPOitTATION.
ived aniither-. l titportation-of those.
FulrieWeled..oetaehed 'Levet and
retches . with seconds and hard en.
demble b"
A. SINGLETON,
maker and Importer.
,IVeiviriirit. Fire InsiiirtitiCe.Co., l
7
'o,te 9 W 1 Sired. 1
,
I
‘AirITA.L9 tla Cash so l d Approved Beiatitlea)
IS
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.-, .
-500 11 0 'OO i .: •
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Insures agains/ Loss 4 Damage by Fir 6
Dia "All'o li 6.—d.' Q. RIO/bins, 11 Broad Stteei;
f t
Peter C. Bakeri I ' spruce:Or et; (Bret - Banelter , 118
Broadway; Thomas Andrews , 35 Cedar street; Fantoel
S ou th ita74, 377 i Wit.t atreliti Albert . Conklin; 810
Greeliortettstreet - flumeak. Croiby, 113 B *away ; Charles
Lent. Kingsbrldge N. Y. Lan3l.tert C. Ha 1; Chlest i to,;lll.;
I Smith nobble; WEIL W-..Letarld, New ork; Peter R.
I f
Bosch, '133 hank Street ; Steal, es B. Bell ear. West; and
Lalglit streets; John 1.. Deers,.7B. Wate street ; D•i Van
1147i.,1181itaidway j Horatio 14. Gallup cor.. Were. and
Byres/streets; Peter 11; paste}, cot.. Gan e oset and west;
Reuben Ross, Jr., 4S itrabtlt Avenue, S. epbet•Croeswelt;
Hamden, N. A.; Albla wad;olo, ; Philadelphla; Dexter B.
Britton, 49 Water street; *Samuel Siaelalr,Tribune mom,
lags; Samuel IL Shaw, peed/kid, Ohio
110,YA:t. CIIAIII
' . CHARLES CiiAltKr, Etc''. i
, eII e ARL Es L. BRGWIS t Ag' e
Slontrose,S pt. 6, 1853.! ' }
, . .
- LOdertiviUe Book &sit fig store. •
t . . ,
T!EE eubscrlber would I Inform tbe I I ; habitants of Lo!
derseille and harroundlng country, het be bee Kivu.
ly enlarged and Improved hlsiStore, an . filled up with a
largo sad elinplete assorttitent, of 'acute, 011s..Illtys.
woods'', Dye-srfe, Window glees; Sas . , Putty, Vaintsh
and Brushes. Alto. - . i 1 '
• Patent dedie 'lnes. Chemleite,flbees.wari d ,Perfuwery, iTtin.
tee Notione,rlonfectlunery. Tenet &rile! s. an all articles'
usually kept n any estahllibletent of t the kind. Alio !on
hand • tart e isortment of • 1 ' • . ' i I
.-- B OKS. 4. STATIOh ERY. ' !
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Paper 'Hangings, &c. &e.,sliich here 'repared - to sell; on.
as reseonab7e terms of my store in the owntry. r,, ;
DOCT..IAMS GR FRIA'. ... .1
ll ,
~ . ~
Also' keeps in Fame room. * general assortment, Of he
0 pato Ser Me mews am.esrefully 'sleeted, prepared sod-cur
perintanded hy blmself,fothil torn ae toodettonand the
benefit of the public. ! ~
Ilulhiers, Painters, Phyeletano, Scho I Teechent.hideed
till ela ssss and profeolons.wishlng to p rchase are I stilted
,0 esitand.sie for themselves- -
, l • L. SCOTT. ,
ly overJohn:MclTlnney's ore on. • i . :
i then. ,Loderifillt. ,
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. . Great Cure for Dispepsia :,
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DR .J. , S. J lIOUGIITON'S PEPSIN. TM? 'mut loi
-0 ESTIVIE FLlTlD.Olitllantgle Juice.
Pniired from, IIEvNET of the fonrth Stomach oft the
Ox, after directions of Baron Lichig,l the great Physielog
icalChemist, by J. B.IIOUGIITON, 'l. D.,Philadelehia ,
Pa., I .
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This Is truly Nature's owl Item y for an unhealthy
Stomach.V Ne art of map can equalcurative powers: It
contains an-Alcohol. Bitter; Acids, o r Nauseous Dings.
It Is extremely agreeable toithe test : and may be thken
by the moat feeble patients inhocannot eat a water Crack.
er without; acute distress.; Beware of Drugged finite,
tiring. .Pcpshalsnot a Drug. , I . 1 .
D3`Call- Ma the agent and get ; Descriptive , circular,
his, &linen large.innuninit of it entitle evidence, from
Lielitg's Animal Chethistryi; Dr. Cpmbe's Physioingy of
ni4e1100 11 ; !Dr. Pereira or, f odd arid Diet; - Dr. John IY,
Draper. a( New York llniverajty; P of. D unglison'S Phys.l
ei f
lologY• Prof Silliman of Yale Co lege; Dr. Carwenter'S
Physiology ; Ice , together t i with r ortri of curesfrem all
partite! tha United Stites. I ' , . ~
.Dfr.OBSSIIVE TILL'S It —tvery bottle of . the grind's
PEPSIN henrs the written signature of J. S. HAUG wrox
M. D.,
*obi :Propgiet cir Philadelp , Pa... Copyright an
Truk Mark secured. I I
tar St,ohlhy all Drri:gistl and D alers, in Medicines:l-
Price, $1 pet bottle. I 1 , ,
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1 . ..... Poe Sale by MIEL.:PURREI,L, Druggist , Montros
Pa., wnoleXlle and retail Agent. ' / .. . -9yl.
noesys CoupOuicid. Sy r up of Ye . ti°
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11, Dock It t. - 1 -' • I
TTUS' Sal a Pare/y tregetablgi - inpound, scientificall
prepared from the best floats a d Ilerbs of the Mat -
Oaf Medics' and has kalue4 an urivalled ;reputation , r
the following effects.; vis.4Regult leg and Strengthening
the Liver and Digestire Itigani, a d Cleansing the Stout
*eh and Bowele, -and ' thnt goal 'it all ,Billions•rDisases,
'liver emnplainta, flysperishti I digestion,. Costiveness,
n
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Vito., eidaehe, Fiver ; and A tie, Jaundice, :Nsusea,
Loss of Appetite, &C., and cans rag th., food to, nourish
and support ' every part, IPtilifying the Blood and thus
curing ,allllrumors,oautmmoncia Ereptione , Scrofula, Salt'
Rheum. Erysipelas. Scald Read, Canker Pimples on. the
face, IllOtehea; Illeirs 7 Tnntors, Mercurial Dlsesre, Can
,
eers, C. ~- . : 1 - . ' .. 1 ,
, , t. l 1. S ecre t o r y .
Re , rtuat3ng trii Organs,! ,•
in •-
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and by enabling then; to 1 perforrn their proper funetions
-preventing and curing many pairul and da- gerons Ala
nares;/Streagthecting an/ truietin the Nervous Pyrtim,
, thusallaying Nervons Irritation, end cdring altdlseases
of the Nerves, as IZatecht, Neuralgia,,Cramps &c.-
1
It is unrivalled i th‘O If care all Fenzak - Com
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. idainis.
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*IR Weakness, general illebility. irregularity. Obstrue.
tions„: SWeiling of the Peet, Limbs, Joints, &c', catlike
by weakness; also, 'Lune and Throat Comnlatnts, as
Colds; Coughs..Asthma,2 Oonsu odor', & e.,also; Dropsy
'I. . ,
Tlaviro6riade nee of tclf - 170 pound Syrup ell Yellow
Dock Root, prepared byl, C. Mote is Ce.,' either oursel
ves, or in our families, and findid• it to be a very salutary'
and effectual. preparation') wed most cheerfully recom
mend it to the public as i:lery v luable medicine..; . .
E. Bourne. Esq,. Cashier 'Natio al Bank. Providerce,lt ••
I.; A.,W.JS.pencer. Esq., IThilier hue Brick litink!do di , do,
Rev Willfarn ' Phillips, „Ilev J RiehMond. CSS, Jones.
editor Providence- Gn .1 Advt., Win Field. M TV. G M.
Cyrus Fisher, 111 F. II P l, James Ilutehinson, 0 E Dia; V
0i ,..
J Distes; , Do tt Renj Colby and ot hundred othwrs of the
most respectable :families's& Pro vidence. • - 1
Thus certifies that I bete for a number of years been
acquainted with thb romp, sition and mode &manufacture
of Mnrisecit Compound Syrup of 'Wow Dock Root. I have
aiscrbeen acquainted !Alb its, ( A ux operandi In disease, i
and can say tnat twill inSl , ects tit .is admirably ealcitiated
to remedy that class ofDiSeas-a for which it wasj designed.
Tt is especially valnable., l ln Indigestionand al its attend:
ant svmpt onas.it Mteited to heafthy l action the Liver, re
mnves Torpor, and Ina.tivity ,of this Organ. and Winn.
bates health actionin all the system. As a Depurator or
purifier of the Blood it. as no inprrinr.
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• • 1 1 DAVID HOLIES, 3f D
. Providence, R.I. Jan 41.1663.,
Prepared by C. Morse & 'pl. Nn. 416 Broadway.N,
Y. and sold by Druggistennit others throughoUt thli, and
other countries. Ili I. j • 1
DZ. Sold in Nlontroselo .), i ',.. ABEL TURRELL
•, - .(16y1) - Ijl ' 11.:; -
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To the eititots of Susqueha i iina
Obunty. 1 r •
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uLT I OKitt Al &. lIEN*E'V T would respectfully call the"
T l r . attention of all I;rsons' In - Suaquebanna County
and Vicinity to their' lai. and well selected 'gook of Dry
Goods and•Carpeta which:consist of all the fashionable and
teesoriable ; t ooods now lisivogile„ Goods en it ed both for,t he
grave and" ihe gay. anditfact fall of the different styles of
Toads whielf.cast be tail fo i rir tliought • lof. We are de
terminal not to ha underiitold. (1 if you will be so kind an
tei favor us with a call
. 14e wil make onr word good. Our
stock of Dress •Goods iscpuilstain part of • :
Black..Ttrocade, Plaid', : Stripe.. Chatirealde, and Lining,
Fig. and main Wool Delkines, - lg. and Plain Cotton d 0.,.
'Silks ,Merinos. Thitiets , ;iopac as. Pariirontra s m. tie lie ge ,
1
Plaid liiiseys,Colored. seek 111 newts, ealleoes.de,. Ike.
' d'l 1W 1. 4 —0 f which wel have an endless variety.. .
Cashmere Shawls frou47 to , 650, Bay State,; Lonrand
Square do: - , Fig. and PlaltrThl bet. &c &c.
%White , v;oind.:—Plain, ; Plaid and Stripe JaCone.t.
Mullins, Birds Eve and Ens‘la Diaper, Irish Linen, Table
Linen, Linen, Cott , ,n, {Worst , !and Embossed Spreads,
Swirl and- India Book: lilus iris; Victoria and .1141101111
M
IMO. Linen Cambrfe, L ti n Cambric ' lidir's, French
i
Worked Collars and R ider Ildk's. Muslin Drapery . Linen
...and Cotton Sheeting lend t:hlrting, Bleach and, Brown,
,Jacquard Diaper, &c. &e. i . .. .
n
Coats ewt rt agent ' Consist!' of Black and fan
.cy Broadcloths. Cassimp cc, lack and Fancy,, Satlnetts,
Sheep's Grey. Kentuc y Jen, ;Cashrnerette. Satin. Wor
sted and-ilk Vastings.Dlack and Collide's, Satin Stocks,
Neck 'Ties, &e Fiatiliels, 1 , hite, lied, Blue. Yellowand
stripe, Gents Cashmere, Wra l ppers, Drawers, &e. &e. ~
Our:dock of Gloviiiei a 1 licyrii.ry Is complete
enthritrins Ladies, Misites anGerm Gloves. - Lisle thread
Cashmere. Cassimere, I.Pleee
.Lised Chadiols ildnedillen
• ver. Kid. Buck skin, &:e. &c.H . t
Ladles, Misses)and Gantt , Co ton 'Hose. and lb'" Mese,
White,.Brown, Mixed. )Sack ;4111. • Made Colots.4l,lpaeca , 1
Woolen, Cashmege. Merino a 1 ill: do., and !every other
style ofseasonable Bost Ty. '.. 1 .". •
Also, an endless wart ty o :other styles of &ode such it
i lk
Damasks both Cotton 4 ., nil Iron:it ; Silks and Cotton VeV
i
Vets, Counterpanes; kleireena brics 'Tuilljeftrni Corti
'fetters, ROM! Vld Itorsaillati els Nankin S Ticking;, Mar-
Men stripe, Oil Curtain . Ca ' , tillage, &e. .
liar :sot i sta:--Bru/ els. hree .Ply. Ingraluun "'both
Wooland Cotton. Cotton do. ' Cotton and Waal stair Car
peting,Dru reit, Gil Clriihs. iviiii 'Carpeting Rngs. ' :
i l ,
• Oar stock of Dry Goo:Is 1 ; now complete, i and if Yon
would like tereo a geed a ortment of Goode and New
GOODS you will call at i
' Wick . .i & Bennett's, nearly *pp*.
site the Prist-offi el..
', Binghamton, N. I' if evil,
11
t i . 11 Goods: ...
- Tresli 4 rr Va o Yew
Si. 4D.SA RE re just roceivirig a varie
kJ ty of New G,o,lids, rating which' May belouad
Ladies Kid Gloveti old 2e. 6d. per .pair. Ready:
made Cloihing. cob:it'd arpet Yarn, Dd Lames, De
•Darge, Cashmere;
.., iFre ieh, -Englis%
.and Siixony
Merino:4e, k . c . ,,, allpl w ich •we will sell as cheep
if riot cheaper thew 040 e eTst for Ready Pay.
51 ;.,
.ontrose„,Nov:sl 18 3, .- ' . .
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- -_ - Execattc
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T;i: EWERS testaitner
II
,I_3. the aubseribeti on
Low, dee'd„late oCAu
sena indebted to - siiid e
riayinent, and pers'pnal
sent Om to the, tinder
nettletnent.. - ' , li A . 1
• Auburn, Jan. 085"
,
.
(bJ Catsitnerkt Gi
G_oixis,44st.
Alin, n newandiliri I
&e., VelAieh will 14 soli ,
or pat down.'
Springville. Jan."4'2,
gorse powets
()140 and two kor
41 iii{ purpose:a, a!
Meant Engine for aale
Aug.-17.
MO TROSEDEMOMAT
rususuES litrzsr :THURSDAY mossrss sr
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EDrnin: AND PROPIRIETOIiS.
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TERMS.I4 050, cash 'in - advance; $0,00,1f
net paid vrithin six Months ;:antte2,so, et- the end
of the year. Igo paper discontinued until arrears. .
ges aro paid,, except at the - option of 'thy` Pub.
\ Fishers. - All oturnunications connected with the
office, to luau e attention. must be directed (poet
paid) to thta & DAY, Montrose, gusquehimas
County, Pa t ! • ,
Oneßa es of Advertising._
agnate' ( 2 lines or less) 3 ituiertioits,4l,oo
, L. -
Each souse. uent insertion,. , . . . ..- .' .' 0,25
One squareAlirei months, . ....- .. . ..L. 2,50
One square,months, . . .-. ....i. '4-4 ..-4.p0
Business Ca rs , four lines or less, . .-.•. 3:00
Yearly advertmements, not over 4 squares, '7,00
et
One column no" your, ... =.-. . . . .\ ... . 30,00
Yeady ad ertisers' will be restricted to the
business in'W kb they are en f..• .. -
MU=
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l'gr - JOB WOslll., , -- -
1 ii i ,
1 o .abliabers having added.totwir Jab -
Printing mat: rials a large and superior:assort. -,/
ment of Job Type, are now preparedio squats/ / 7
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in/this itc... •`'
Job Work in a manner unsu
tion of count y, and on the most . reasonable itifile. /
L Blanks f every description kept tonst int ty •
on band di;i nted to order. • • l.' ' --- - - ).'
Fashion
A. Baltiwi
I.IOIIIN GleolllBl4. _ t
11Faxliionlble'Tailicir-Shork ander/Searles
Hotel, n Street,7 l Stontrose, Pa. I
71 1
, ItICAIIIT HOUSE, [.
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Great lie d Pepe*, , Pa. Aeritsow BST;
. ANT, Prop "ct i or. / /
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'e Notice: • •
tary lave been granted in,
he estate or Cornelius $.
urn - teWniltis All per.
Ante Will make immediate
avitig, demands will pre•
idned: duly Attested, for
DREW S. LCOW;
,
esh Lot
ghams, and other Fincy .
rrived at
'or?, JOIMITON & Co's.
asaorttnent,iif Iron, &v.
cheap as usual for ,cash
criv,"Joiastoii dr.
1853.1
& steatiEngine:
Powers for thraihioi, or
. 'Mien horse Paler
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Itt3=o=
ntss Irtt tar 't
4.
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F. A. LOOSE,
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le Tailloi—Shopin :the roar of
, 's Harness Shop, urratairs. !
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„IL ,IL SPROUT; • .- .
Illannfaturer of SrteOufs,Coattis# Cu;
BIAGI? SFIFIN , aS; Mootroii, Pef.
Wm. W. SMITH dr. Co.
Cabinet and Chair Mapifactarersi too) %in
§treet, Illifintrose, Pa. )
EORGE 'FULLER, •
Dealer, inF Books, Ready-Made- Clothing, Hats
and CapsjßoOts and Shoes, dtr. - Store oppo.
site Send Hotel, - Montrose, Pa:
D. DI FUNDS'
d Exchange-Stable. Office in; the
' ilson's Store, Montrose, Pa.- •
. ,
talrery a
rear icti".
. C. C. EDIWAEDS,
Phytiichin and Surgeon, Harford, Pa.Qee
2 dciors tielow `FaitonN Store. I J.
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Siisigeoni Dentist,' Montrose. Pa., will be; At
Seaile's pole], Mondays and,Tnesdays of each
week. ' • hp!
&PARK,
Dealers in Dry Goods, Grogwies; Hardrsre,
CroakerY t Boots and Shoes,, &c., Springville,
Pa., I . . 18y1
LAW PARTNERSIII.IP. i•
11 S. Bentley &L. F. Fitch will attend
to all business entrusted to their, ettre, :ander
the name and style of "BENTLEY & rms."
Attarniires' at
Law—Ofee formerly oiei.
piedlitattle . & Streeter., Montrose; *Risque
banns County, i P. ~
RALPH R. XATTLEA
S.. B. CHASE, '
AttOrnerand Counsellor It Law, and
Ceinmissioner of Deeds rot- Wisconsin and
tOfiice directly 'opposite the “Lnk
Hrk3se," Grvat Bekui; Pa. (tf.)
. CONGDON & .
Dealers, in Marble Montiments,Tables, Tomb.
&ones, eze. Corner of Court and "Exchange
Streets,l• opposite Broome County Bank, Bing.
ll:union N. Y." .
' C. D. LATHROP & - Co.
.
Dealer 4 in.Stoxes and Manufacturers of
Copper; Tin, .anct'Sdeet.lron Ware. Shop
west side Main Street, opposite Democrat Of:
See, biilntrose, Pa.
C. D. LAiTIROP.I
'B • MOONEY
Be'pairei of Crocks, Jewelry, 'Musical hem
• nients, and Guns , &c., dtc. Eteetro plating of
Spooris; Watehe.s, Jewelry, &e., done to order,
- He hailan appointment for. Scaler of Weight!
aild Measures. Shop on ; "Main Street, lint
. door 11• low the Brick Cornrr, ntrose, Ps.
.!
Montrose Tailoring Esta lishateat
Lines Reynold.s.Fashiopuble Tailon,
o'ver' 0. R. Rowley's Store, one door below
Hatches Hotel, ready at alPtiroes to please
,the pit and riiinister. to the tastes and cow
fort o those who want clothes. West fash
ions re gularly ' reeeked, and old ones obsirri
when ' quested.
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A ; L TIETHHELL, Mosptost, PA. ' *
Dealer in Dnigs,. Medicines, Chernicals,Piintk
Oils, Dly,e•stuffs; Groceries, Dry . Goods; Ho&
ware,tone.ware.Glass.ware;Camphene,Burs•
ing,Fl, id, Lamp Oils, Candles,iYarnishea,Wis.
dow 'G ass. Fancy arid Toilet !Articles, Pala' .
rnerY, Jewelry, Spoons, . Spectacles, MuisA. ,
InStru ants, Trusses, Medieal :-Inetrurnesls,
Liqumics, Mirrors, Stationery, Britches; Shoes,.
Yank; Notions, &C. • Physicians , Preierip.,
ticins' Irefully compounded.. .
' - RANKLIN /MASER - '•
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Attor ey and aillissellor sit Law, ,
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MO:gROSE,,PA., . ,
WIL attend faithfully to all business entiss.
tedj to him in the county -, of Sasquelasass.
Conveyancing and writing' of all [ kinds 'Will 11 1 ; '
done newly, and _charge moderate;- .
He will also ittend to tit', prosecution of claims of
soldiers, heir arid°s andlieirs, against theihri•
ted ,StaTs govern '
eut t , for Bounty Land, fis
sions, a'. • - , ' , " - l
May be fOuud at all hours at the offike former .
°couple . hy 3 . t. - Hichards, Esq.,,north of the Cart
House., ; . • " -; . . dy.l
• JOHN COLSTEN, •
Sloven, Tin, Cepper- ind Sheetiroa
near Great Bend Deriet-6tf-
DE ALE •
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W:t
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- • • M. , C. TYLER,
• Interested Niii t h a. L Hunt - , •
Istrenrkns AND DEALERS IS hardware And Cbt.
lure, Parriame Trintrnitigs, Springs, Ate. .
• ° No: 215 Pearl Street, 1 1 1.
'Wherelis Merearitile friends, in this •and filet
Counties, are kindly in i ed, and'ecnitstaysolirit•
ed to.e 11 and purobale. • . '•
: CARISONDALE STARM&
THE Subscribvrb WV I,runatat a Daily lint of
Stages between Carhondaleend Hophottom
Station; on the Lath:magas and Weiterh Rail'
road. Pistanee 2t) mace. Leave Carbondale N
the'.,md,rning and eonneet' with the ears sold,
North. t i -Returning', leaVa 'on 'the arrival of the;
In uit ir 'in from ;the Great Bend. The neerell ,,
most dtreot and aheapeatiOnte - from . Great Bew p
to Carbondale. - Passengers by this line allori
get. intim Carbondale earlier ID l the eveningt l 4
any .are reeeipted i other route: -- - i _muht
.0 :-.. _ ' l o
t i
rn - Carple at the Store ,
the Su , scribers ; Main ihreet, a few Igtickibe lc*
Bronso - 's Hotel... ' _ I RO
GW & 'BROTHER&
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at, 1842 - '
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it; i00:-.:4;.'7;-.:,11,1
..toes
Solt* ttd Upper Leiiebeir..-A pipe ees----
et the hiiathltikediUtantij kabd R EAD.-
I SISTLIT
ANTEP
Thighs!. of Rye, and WOO u
I. of Oats, feewhieh the higheit
will lie paid in Cash H. btl ,l l
Sompereville, ;en. 2i /04;
[Emu B. Prlg3L
[S. A. %Vciobxtir.