..-
- • • ( (Coronae liront ,
...Seconcip -Awe.) .
... . Again :; The xel tion of is a
master and slave
.
sometimes chi .. s,t!d Vith the dont : es ; tjc xelatiotts.
• Now.,while..it, is . u
.questionably 4mong• the 1
powers of nity: - Sta ~ within its ownjhrisdie
tionivto,Ainge tliti existing relation ; ofs•husr
band
. and- wife; - and to establish
.ployga;•
My, I presume no Person would contend that
a polygainous.husband, resident inone of the
States, would be entitled to enter the nation••••
al Territory with,his hareni—his property, if
' Yen - pleasesand••there claim inununity.—
Clearly, Whn . -hs
When . -he asses ethe bountb of. that
1 ,
local jurisdiction, which sanctions pelyglmy,
1_
. the pe,ctiliar do m :;tic relation would ceasit;
and it is precisely the Saute with Slavery. • 1
•
Sir, I
dismiss these .considerations; .111,ie
prohibition of Slaery in the Terri Cory .o.f . Se ,
braska standS on. onedations of adamant, up
held by the early . policy .of the . . Father, by i
constant precede t, and time-honored coni-I
pact.: It-is now i your power •to overturn'
It; you may me, the sacred landmark, 'and ,
• open the whole v st domain to Slavery. To . '
you is icomntitted ,this high prerogative.--1- -
Our fathers, on tit eve of the revolution, set
forth in:binning . ,' lards, among their grievan
ces, that Geerge7,ll; "in order to__lieep.opon
• a:market where Tett:should •be bought and
sold, had prostititted: his negative for Snp
piessing'every legis lative
.attempt, to. prohibit,
or, restrain tlis . _• xecrable 'commerce Sir,
like the English 'monarch, you:may now pro's
.titute your power to this same purpose. But
ru . canifcii escape the judgment of the world
. nor tI4 doom of.history. . ' .
.• In vain 'Sir; yoti will plead, that this 'meas
ure preceeds froin the
,North,.• as. has been
suggested by tbe Senator front - Kentucky.,
[Mr. DixoNl• . Eden if these were true - '
it
would be no apology. • But; precipitated as
this bill has bee l upon. the Senate, at a. mii,j ,
went of- general alm, and in the absenee of
ti
'any controlling xigency, and then
.hurried
to a Note in advarihe of the public voice,.'. as
if fearful of the arrest, - it cannot' be justly
called 'the offsprin g of any popular•sentiment.-
In - this respect it differs 'widely from the Mis
souri proliibitition, which, after solemn debate
extending through two 'sessions of •Cmigreis,
and ample discision before the People, .was
adopted. Certa;ly . there is, as:yet . , no evi
dence'
-that this: ensure, though supportedby
Northern men r proceeds from that - Northern
sentiment which' is to be found. strong -and
'fresh in the schools, churches , and homes of
l • '
the People, P i aputi. wanes. Ad Aquilonn
• • posti, Ocrtateni . quamlcin spirant: And. could
- this scheme; be submitted to the • awakened
millions whose souls have - been truly ripened
. under Northern kies, it would be branded at
.. once :with an indignant and undying contleM
. nation. - .
- But the rice f men, "white slaves of -the
' , North," describe and despised 'by a -south
. ern statsrpen, is, not yet extinct.there, sir.,--•
• - It is One Of the - melancholy tokoit of the pow
er of shivery, under our politicat'system,nna
• . especiallv,,,throuh the opperations of the Na:
tional dove,runiTent, that it loosens and. de
stroys the chara•tet: of Northern men, even at
a distance-4like lie black :Magnetic mountain
in. the Arabian s ry, under* whose irresistible
. atraetion the iron bolts, which' tOgethPr
7 - the strongs..l„mitm...4 ...t 0 GfiitnlY ship, were
draWli oat, tie whole-fell apart, and ' be
,......nme a aLtio4ii t w.r.,...... 1 ,..... Those....nrincinte-i.
\ which constitute he individual its of the North
ern, eharacter, which render it stanch, strong,,
and seaworthy, Which U l na it to;zethet . .ns with .
•.- ,iron'; are drawn Out, one'lly.. one, likebte,holts '
of the ill fated V:tit: and from the miserable
. loosened fragthe is is formed that human an
omaly—a4torth rn man. with squilterm prin.ci
• pled. Sir_....nb such man can speak for the 1
North. - • 1 • ~ ...
,
[Here .there w an intetuplionc•i l prolonged
applause in the galleries.] -
THE PRESIDENT [[fir. i.: - . 1 . Wait. in the . chair.]
The chair will lie o ligecl to order the galler
esito be --
cleared, if order is nor preserved.
'No applanse will be allowed.
SnYrn.u. \ - roii.E's,4' Let them •be cleared
now.
lilr. SZN:cr.a. - Mr. Prelident, I' proceed
ii T
ow to cOnsid•d.ions of a' more general char-
_ s.cter, to which I ask-yonr best' attention.—
. Sir, this bill ispiopo4ed as-a measure of peace.
In this way you-, vainly think to l witlidraw the
subject Of slavery from National politics.-,.--
This is a mistake. - Peace depends on Mutual
- cOnfilence.- 'lt lean never rest secure on bro
ken faith and injustice. And sir, permit me I
to say frankly, sincerely, and earnestly, that
• the subject Of si ; Fivery 'can never'be_withdrawn ,
- trOm the Natio - al plitics, until we retura
-4
. once more to the opginal policy °Four lath
>. :ers, at the first organization of the 'Govern
in
'ent„ under. AV shington, when the National .
t
`,'ensign nowherc 'on the National territory s eov
ered. a• singlesl ve.
....,1
i filatcry,•N.l4 our father- branded' as -an
"evil,"- a "'curse," an" enormity," n "nethri
-ons institution,' is condemned at tiv i North
1
by the stlronge t convictions blithe reason and
' the best-sentiments of th 6, heart. It is the on
13'! subject; Within the field of Naflonal .polif
ties, which excites any real interest. The old .
matters which have divided the minds of men
have lost their importance. 'One hy one triev I
• ' have disappeared,,leaving the ground to lie I
Occupied by al question grailder far. The -
Eank,-Sub-Treasury, the Dist,ribution of the
- Public Lands ;are each and all-obsolete issues.
Even the ; Tariff is not a question on which
opposite'politii:,al parties are united in taking
opposite side.S. l ' And now, instead of these
supersededqn stions, which were filled for
ti
the most part n
*tit the "odor of the dollar, the
country is di r
,ctly summoned to considerface
to face a cause which is connected with all
that is divine in religion, witli all that is no
blobn minds,with all that is truly practical
)
;slid constituti ►nal.in • polities. Ijalike the
i
Other kuestion r q, it is not — tenaporatr or local
in its - character. . It belongsto all :times and
to all nountriejs. Though long kept in check - 1
it•Jicor, t'y yortr introduction, - confronts the
; people, demanding to be beard. To every
. !man in the land it says, with clear, penetra
ltin,n- -voice; " Are you for Freedom, or are you
. ;for Slavery ?" • And every man in Ate land
i noust answer his question when he 'rotes.
l Pass -this ill, and it will be in vain that 1
-, you say the 4 lave-ry question' is settled. - Sir,
;,nothing ;can 10, settled which ii not right.--
INothing can be settled, which is adierse to
l Freedom. God, nature, and,all the holy sen
timents of the - heart, reliudiate any such false
seeming settlement. ,
Now,,sir, mark the clear linaof our duty.
And here let me speak 'for those with . whkm,
-.; in minority and defeat, I a.tsr proud tei be -ea
': sciciated;thlndependent Democrats; who
- espouse that Democracy which is transfigured
in the Devi ation
. of Independence and 'the
injunctions I:Christianity. The testimony
which - ye b r against-slavery, as against all ,
other, wrong is indifferent ways, according
- to our. ' IL-, The •• slavery, - which ;exists,
.
wat
under other
,Governments, as in. Russia 'or
Turkey, or it
'other States of the -Union,,as in.
' Virginia an - Carolina, we can - oppose only
through - the
'
:Influeficeiof literature, morals
and religion :tWithout iii Any . way invoking
the - Politica Tower: or licit proposed to'
i aet:_atlor -.7 - . t -lalaiery—w-here-we -ere
:parties to it, Ifiketit.:o4Tare responsibli.lfor it,.
• emu**, 'thin our . own ,jurisdifidii- --
-raust.ln: • a. , a- , a "notzonly bfall the influence'
' i d literature, 'Morals, and religiou, butdiree - 4.
1v by -every iustilment sof Political Power.--
In the SLltegii il-stietairiad by loci! laws; and.
althengli' We may be eOriipelled to share- the
ghatue Atichitspre,enee ,inilielp r upon tile
fair fame of the'Country, yet it- i receives 1 odii
feet - Sanctionrat .ciur•hands. ' t )V . ..e . tre no rei
Spo'nsible forAit.' .The wrong isl not, at e , our;
own particultir doors:. It 14.61. within! our
jurisdiction, - But, slaverveverywhere under
Ithe . Coustitu ion of the, enited iStates' eirervl.
where Within she-exclusive juriSdi4lon
; :if•tlie
National' . (l4ernmelit--everytivliere und' r the
ar
r ow
. at
National Flltg, is toun paeular 00,4-
Within . ,• i . - .
the -4
s7h4e.ofiour . own personal r -pot:-
sibslity, exis s :there jn defiailee t erthe kri g i ; '
nal policy ki ':our FatherSt and of the trnelprin-.
ciples of thei Constitution. - 1 . i i -- _- i
: 1 - r
It is a la itptake .to - say, as is dften clia!rf.r . ,ecl;
that 'we 'see' to interfere, „Ilirongle . Cofg,ress
with Saver in the Sultes, 'or in any way to
direct the Wgislation; 9f Congt:es.s upon' • sub:
j4ctslnOt wiilinits jhrisdictiont.: Oar tiOliti,;• . ,
cal aiMs, attivell . astiMr political• duties, are
coextensivqvii i our Political 'lwponsibliticii-•
,l i
And since We t •the North art'tesponsible for
Slavery W4re er t it:eXistsun
,er:•the jurisdie-;
tiOn of Con' cress, it Is unpardonable in its not 1
to exert everypowei. we posseSs to enlist Con- t
1 gross agams
.1t it. _ 1-. ,.- .' ,t•• • ti .t
•
'.. such is Isur. 'cause. ' To men (q . .- all . parties
.and opiniok who Wislliii - ell t6,ilie Republic,; t
and would t . i, reserr - c its oorl.nlime, it appealS4
Alike tot th'e. Conservati i
7e andl the Refonnkir,t l
1 it appals tifor it stands on the • Itruest.ColiscrH't,
I ..vat ism nntll the truest. • Reform 4 t In; . skekifig I ',.. i 'ul?:',' .- 'ibt=r!! , 1 . . .
1 the reform lef,c_xisting evils, well seek also the I -t- „. •" , ..
1 • • 1 - i .tt
converSation of the ,principles..iif our fathers,;.l ' . ,, - * ,, c/i 1. 1 : 0
copl: ,,
The caus . e is not. Sectional ` ; for it sluiply aims o f tlie rir
; co p y . of t Gl.msoti's Piele
to - Osta 14'4 under the. National Government :-..1 Zl.t-irtTlic Pictorfal "
,tbosegidat : prineiphis of Juitiee and ; Raman- unity . be Obtained at)
its-, which ; are breAdt and • UniVersal as nv i n , :throughout the ec
•As well nliglit it be Said that Jefferson, Frank. ;cents P i Fr. B inil t !)
lin; and " ' Washington,. tivere;se.'ctional. lt, ',is" I i n 3 b•!shcd f . c
not aggressivei; forit t does not seek in
~ any i a ; fi .. r `'9 m . '
way. to) Interfere,' through- ! Congress, , with t i i,
Slavery in the States. It is not contrary •to • 1 ~, y
,the Constitntion ; for it recognizes this para..- - Nekv
mount latik,tand hit* AdMittiStrationt of the Or
GoVernrogitt invokes the spirit of its founders., fi .
Sir, it isnot! hostile tO'the quiet'of. the conn
try.; for it proposes' the only Course by. which: :irritation! :an be allayed and quiet be perina
e• tat ion!
neatly-est. blised. .1 •.. .t . • . .
• It IS n 4 ; uncommon t 6, hearpersens.declare
tha •they .i aseagainst . slavery,; and are willing
to unite in any practical 'efforts to make this
'opposition felt.. At-the Sametime, theyphar
..isaically'i visit with. condemnation, with re-'
preach Or contempt, - the - earnest- souls who:
forrvearst• have striven in - thiS• struggle,- To
,such I 'tiVould say-,--icould..t reach' them noW .
witmYh'.
voice—if "you are sincere in whzt
.
Von.. declare ;- if yoilr words I are ;not. merely'
lip-service ; if in your, lionits i tYou,tareetitirely
willing to join in , r practicalnyl efforts against
shivLrv,ithen 'by V ; urlivesi . hy yolir conver.sa
i
ti'oa, by; your infili+nce,bY your vhtes--disre-,
garding " the an: lent forms Oft party strife"
—seek to carry the principleS'of - I , reedom in
to the I ational Orovernment; wherever its ju
risaictiOn is aclimiwledged, and its power - can
be felt. t Thus, N ' itlioirt any interference with
the ; St.kf.es, which aretbeyotid this jurisdiction
mayl you help to , era{ie the blot of Slavery ,
from our National trbw. ' I • t .-- •'
Do this,. and ' you', +ill molt truly promote
• the Intrariy tiviiiellit . you so 'much desire.—
You, will establish tranquilitythronghant the
conntrY., . Then at last, sir, the Slai - ery Ques
tion will be settled. - -Banified from its usurp- ,
ed foothold, tinder . the National Governnient,
forc,f , „Ynto the Nationafpolities-makuif , and
unmaking‘lativs, mating-and tamakini;Pres
ideriti.l Confined to-the States, whereit Was
left byi the Constitlition,it will take its place,
as • a local institution, if-alas! cOntinti4 it
} . ..inst. !HOT which we are; in. no senserespon , '"
.
sible: ani frail Se which we ieunnot justly {e'.- \ii
r sustzt . :ll2ll,l'NtiA :cot. - NT‘.. - .
-:.t•trt ; any
. politica power. t's, 1 4,. El sal I 1)1, atilfry- 'sr , --. 7
co v E AND TIN : WARE DEPOT.
cd.fr4:o l c.l . tir present painfultind iiritating coll.: . t t . L. Nvl3'S . i' Eil 4. iCO wnuid - respectfully
I:l;,'CliOtt viith iL Tile i.? . xiitiiit s T aittrt..„(r0:15...".!!! !,)-:::-. i . 1 . _11,.. • ! iliroril the pecp i e ;„,c' this c,,,tht..,. and the
Li P 1 North and
tweent toe
en,::.l- ; ! elimination andt reicriminatioa will 'I, tislinvitif of the ab 6 ve kind in jiontrosel at the, aid ,
ceat. - tyt: the wishes . .i . the F:0, 11er,;• will bilifai 2 i stand:of Sayire a,O 14 , 0 5 4 ,-r: 9 ,:e dear nort h or
i. fie Df. , :bcral on; cp , ,there they intend to keep on
lilleih.f.anti this Great...E4l 1,4 1,-.,ft to the kind-ti head a larre'• as. , :;rtinent of SioVes Tin; Copper,
ly infinfnees 9f moralS finCrOlgion, -. and tlict;. tnasstaud tiotl:'01 wars, all ofyhieli they will
-prevailing laws of social! erdubmv. • ' . sell a , clean as tlpy cati- bebought in this or any
m
Ila not blind to theiadlierse it . .iii.s... But;! -other cannt.y At tong ou ti ! ,o si i b i : ; - i e n t , „ ai rc, az ., •h to ia f m ou e n n i t l io ti: :
thiitslrsee clearly. - Anildsiliall seeming. des fulicA .3; isi;! bst. i ldes • ° l e ' s .
• ..+• .. . •N. yr r 4- •,..tie,air-ti.:.;ht, far 2:•;cd. \ .
, ,
courilpme,tits, the great omens art with u t s,.- ; ; , - • . 7 f
_ 7; ,- 7 •7 ._
' ..i,iou Ora 1.:.--ry :. "-.- • " -or coal
Art.,-literature ; poetryreligion---everything , . . f , '•• ,i. t ' '
A...rpLonc. ~:,.ve . :41 ' .
.14 • 7,t
il;hich Elevates man=all , are on our. side.-1 . -. i-ji n } nz i-' I Li . .- • ~
The Plotp - rli 9 . the sterliteng t ine, the • railroad i t • • Ba;.:Ils. ,e,,,l
,
.•_ .., j
the telegraph, the. book, every . human fin- 1 .. •
.. FL:7.01142a, c4..“ifc , l Ot cp.
provement,: every geiterouk word . anywhere 4; "tt ,1107w , c 1 4.. - .
.every true pulsation •of\'evety, heart whit-'li ist! Also ! yd.rlar,; 0...80 . ° ant; sh i o l i S . tores,Clilyer'sPitt
gisi e t r o .t r i t iot i: t i t r e jr tin:lce Pu bl ic
. s si c , ),.., i, , , E' , 3 r ll r ! : ?g ml.‘
z l
not :1 nee:' muscle,. and nothing . else
new 'eneo lo•ernent \to the Warfare . wit'h slaLif slieoei.,lr!jaaa,lL-e•
~c .., ,ie -p ie : 'ts. ell :nd.' l 6l:ter ip a P i'urn'ti c s,
I
O . i
tilery:
t \' l rfh . i'dj: : 4—,utlqion will Proceed.. ,The de f t! hairi . . imitis. Ulf/171S and. Gea r i n . z .•.
Ntice.4 b" . rte' can 'no longer stave it otl.--- 7 r . 3...1, All kinds aft tosto , m Work done on short n o
'lnc tsubie •cres of the• nobtician scarniot es•II t 1 '-''' l'ail-nict• reas'nsbleite!rms• Our m oil cl ' is Eirria d
- . ; F ofits,rendy pay and !nick returns, . .. • •
capeit. The tricks of the' : office-seeker cane: a ,
note dodge it.. Wherever an election - oecurifl ,l'Atlitiiii!s o f Prodnee at ken in : exchange for
Wares. If von disn'h believe it. call -dit see. ..
there * ( this question tivill'aristi. - Wherever:the:o ' It . I A. ti.. Sr EBStrW - t. &co
h•olille: together to - speak .of Public- affairs,ther , lit' MO a trosi 5 . .?pt.t35, 1 . 13:, - , :q. ,
again it will be. ,No political Joshua now 4
with mirae4lous tt .power, can. stop . the Siin in.
his f.tpurse through the heavens , ' It is''Ovo ;
r i
now. rejoicing,. like 'n strong 'lran, to.) mil
itsl'race, 1 and will vet send its beatoslintd•l
the mos% . istant plantations—aye: sir . ' find
ht
~ 1.1
Inelt the-c ins of evert - -. slave. : .
... i ! .11
But it is Istio'mested t tat i in this moveinbnif
~• • .. a -
''there is danger'to . the neon. -In this . sOlieik
.tude r cannot' share. • I .lk4ta lorejof
conc•or
iand 'a jealous partisan' of all things that iiiak i
t fer . tpeace, I am always ;glad to exprslmi
, attachment to ..the Uniolk;.' but I believe that
1 thiS bond Will be most , truly preserved and
' iurtibenefi' entiv extended,(for I shrinkfrotn
tio-expansio I where. Freedom leads the. Wtny.i)
by 'firmly lipholdin,, , * those principles off ',Hi
ek.'• and tiJristice ii'vhich Were. made its early
1 .
corner stones. The true lilanger 'to this tflTri
jonj proceeds, not from f any • abandonment 4
the.t‘pectiliar institution" oft the South, but
I from thelabandoninent of .the . spirit in which
the. UniOu was formed ' • tact from \; any .!W-at
fdre, vithin . the limits, of ! the Constitution,uP
-I,4laveri., but 'ft:pm warfare, like that Waged
ty ! thisV'ery bill iupon Freedom. The Ilnien .
isimost precious . ;; but more precious fir are
that '"general welfare," "ilOmestictranqililityP.
end' those' "b of Liberty," _which • was
established - to secure; all which are neiv
wantonly endan4ered: Not' that tI . love the
1111 - non less but Freedorntituore, do I now, i ‘ n '
, pleading this great 'eauSe; insist that FOedoin
lat p i ta hazards, shall be preserved.. t.f .'. -
I The North and the Sonth, sir, -as If fondly
trait, anardst all' differeaceS of opiniOn; will.
I ever have a hand . and 't a heart for each
,•
other ; and; believing in the sure . prevalence
of. Almighty Truth, I confidently look forwaid .
to the goodtime, when h4th will unitti,ate4r-
I ding to the sentiments!of"the'fathers,?and the
ltruesPirit of the Constitution, indeclaring'
I Freedom and,••not . Slafery national". - . while
Slayely and. apt F'reedinn shall be.idet.On4l.
-Then-will he.achieved 'ithatrilnion; leofitein
plated at •ihe beginning, against Which the
storms of faction and the assaults of "fforeitn
power-shall beat in vairc as 'upon 04 tßocl4.Of
Ages; and LIBERTY; seeking a firin'fbothat.d,
will harc a pIaie"WHeR.E9IIC to STAND
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.I'B l eg " - i . _ .- - : - 16 00
1 I ,
1 * * *One copy of the Flag °flour
year,
and one
copy. of Glcason's Pictorial, 'one year, for $l.
. 9 1ITlie Pictorl'al,DraWing-Ruoni Companion
itney be:obtained et inn of• the periodical depots
i 3 -
c
!I*oll 3l lioUt the country, and off newsmen, - at six
. b
iOpnts per.singto copy. • 1 ' - ..
i 1 iPublished s every SattfrJay, !corner. of Tremont.
;and Broomfield Street s'bk I.
r .' I • : •::
F. OLFIA.S(OI, Buston, - lasS.
• .:
I ' l _, N,t iolesafe Agents: • ' '
__l 8. T i ntvcri.,lsl tia:ssau, corner Of Spruce St.,
ISlPkv York ; W., &11. T.A - Lan, 11.1 Baltimore
Street,
,Daltintorei lA.' C. Itvotty, Corner of ith
and SuearMarelstreql4, Cineineetti :J. A. R0v5..13
llloodward Menne, Detroit ; I E. K. j WoonwAnn,
'corner 4th 4:. Olies.nut'strects3 St. Louis ; Tno3l
- I.u . Xx, 40 rxeliabge Placei'NeW Orleans.
February 15, 18ri1. 1 •
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I; : ' A- J. f
ieia fp aiqcli
I AARBLVMANIJIPACIroirr..
undersigned beg to afinounee to the chi ! .
zen ofSitsgnelianna CoUnty, that they hare
establiShed a Shop in Keelerls building, in Main
Street, tlif‘y keep ou hand a
7tipply 'oi"Foreign.Old American Marble,and man !
nfacturel tirshmointn Wonnnients, Tombs, Head
tones P ICT and clentre Table Tops, &e.
Er public will find it Co theirinterest to give
us a call) before going elsewhere with their orders
& DE LONG.
Montrose, Ang. 11;53--44wlf
, r I Autitralia f California,
Pr any ' l ;i q r4 nn th! Gtohr, cin2not present grecricr \
. • .intincerientsi than .
K EE:LE I?, STO DDA RD'S
i •
Bool' AND SEEOE STOR.E.
INTHICII iF now filled With a new and exten
sive
. 4sortnient of laiticles in their line,
embracing a general varietV of.new -and elegant i
Styles of Ladies mid Gentlemen's wear, limn"
Iwhich.are Ladies .French, .Silk Lasting and Pre.
Gaiters, Rid. and Enaineled-Pcilkas, Kid Pal- .
eiit leather rind firanzed Jenny Linde, Buskins
tancdTies; -getitlemhn's Franck and Philadelphia
oak-tanned calfskin and kip Boots, Congaree and
Iliatton'Gliite4, Monterey awl Washington Barite,
!toilet . Sims cal''. 'and Cowhide • Bra
;gans,,ke. flnys kip, calf and cowhide . Boots antl
Brogans; a[l fitindsnf Missesand Children's wear.
Also, a general assortment Lf Findhlgs, which
1 56 1 1 4-t ir tafft...4,l 4 fi„,.,:negs,sparables. Hungarian
aticts,
daps,
,san !tones, shoe knives, &e. trd."
oak and hernselt taunadCaif typar and soleleath
er, Morocco skinsi and linings.
Work made to order antdrepairing, neatly dt.ne
,Til I,IR & STODDARD
Montrose, itine
. „ • .•
• Wl l . vir V 141011%.
.OUR assortMentnoW comprises 'almost every.
article wabted, - r..ri we fen; Some that
are not waided, which ixe will selE at cost and
some :11-licks 4t less cost Ali that Mme
account. iU. BURR.OWS & Co."
Gib•son 0ct.t.).6, 1853. .
HAAvi." s; •• • - • •
0 011 "r° i2L EN1
LONG • SHAWLS, all
cs, and beautiful patterns, ut
riqr:w: 1, - U. BURROWS.
. Gib • ;Oct. 2G.
.
- eaffaio Itobeo.
ALarie la-r them choice whole Robes at
a very st4ll-ickanee.on • the cost. •
• GibsoniNov.l.. thiBUIIROWS & Co.-
• The Artist's Greeting. .
Friend#, Patrons, and Ercrylibdij, another mile 1
stone has; been reached on 'the journey of life—
:mother degree has heen marked on the scale of
time—another link has been severed from the
chain of Ole future—another page has been writ
ten in the great volume of the past—and again
we witness the; bright opening of a New Year:
• And - at its early dawn *e meet you,
• And with.a "itaPpy new year" greet you.
`And novila.s pit review the year just departed,
and dwell upoi its joys and sorrows—its
enjoyed,l and :its duties neglected; per
chanee, some of you •haci neglected to call on
the Arti4 .andisecure one of those "Faithful
Shadows" • .
Which lig,lit*l art, with magical spell,. .
By weiiking tog,ether, can catch so well !
But you Army yet redeem the past. As you lay
your plaits for the advancing year, let this occupy
an early and prominent place on the programme
of your future, ntentiens.
Would you leave a lasting impresson behind
you? Come to the Paguerman Gallery,! Would'
you "see yourfielvesms others gee"you_`!" Come
to the Dagnerrean Gallery. Would you make
an_ appropriate present to it cherished k friend ?
Come t 4 the Picture', Room's! And beside all'
this, u•dtild yeti encourage . art, and make glad the
heart of the Artist 1 •
Then let it appear by promising here, •
' That dUring the year Fifty Four,
Iva will lone Mad All, be saris to call
• At "did Fellows' Hall," Second Floor.
W. B. DE Albs.
Montrose, Jan. 2, . 18;x1.
•
• F ine Fre eb. -
VirCOL•Ling Shiwls at 7 4.25.
V V Mithii,Noi'A. 11. t URROWS & Co.
]lidnirmstra' t
.
xToricE hereliv given Oat - Letters Testa-
Mel/Lary' upon the estate of L T. Bail 4;
late'efillarm n ny township. dec'd, have been gran
ted to' be. subseribei t All persons indebted. to
said estate are - hereby-requested to • make itnme
liate Payment, and those have claims :upon :said
estateito P VIP fit - lbotn.Auly Attok.ed ter settle
ment. L: LEWIS, Adair. •
TOmson- L P3‘s4—S . ‘% : 6: .
•• _ _
Si ~ r •-• ~, . • • - • --- 17.'"" -- 1
-.Oves: SOTO: l• Sitysielk I :t; •.:- •
-ct;r11111E S'lle and k' . llov. - Lear reminds tis i
JL .thatthe fast aptoaeli of the keen yrosls
of Old Grey Vinter,; l / 4 vhen 'one of thertOmSur
passible'rind ?highly d . jilliove4 stowl,• kern' the
most el o lensik4l -I.lnuffretories in • the. ti. 7, Mon,
)ICI3Srs. S i i!e:lo & Pheliari.l, beeinni!; iikdispkinsable
to every:1:111111,Y. Wri iiodi 4 t eAppequliv anbounco
to . the citize ns of Slisquetit.nnalaml ajpiong
counties thati'we havri Just receiiied'add :ire. re
ceiving the largeSt and best asksortinent of ;Stoves.
ever introduebd ihto 14Stern.flenntlylvanialdeh.
will be sold ai , t the vefylowe'st.caih figitee.• To
those who arc in' Warn df StOveslhey wil ;find it .
1
', 'to their ititeOst •to call land, examine our variet y'
-before purehrisino-elseuilkere. Tiiey com
Tl mise irk
Tart as follows :-;7- • i 'i. - ••' . __l• 'if .
United Strut's, = ! 1, - Oriental -Pallor,
, Eastrn• queen E.',,O;',' ..: Vrnetiall,L do
Fire Clipper E. 94, ;; Arvy • 1 - do -
/Vaal:Mal Afr-Tig h f4:. O. :: iricirrg ' I di).
Morning par,. 1i• r Cotiage,• do
" Farmers' Air-Tight,i • - clic' ~ 4.e.!
..'.
. . .
The 4bosi-Stores'aib too! wet; A
- kpc;w7ll to re--
quire ney mh . ritte- delsoiiption; bOng the Jurist
popularland siTroyed•Sovein market. AU who
Any favor Ili w u"c
!with all, will he {shown through
our . assortideirt .witir Oleasure. !" Itecolleet the
number"—fliToresfrir famed "One Price: Stdre."
. Harford; pi.; Septi 1:853.-35 '= •
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c.,totrEvonrys . uptric , •
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0 .. or.mr.ni., ... Liusr,„ ! .ly,,c4E, ~,,,..,ur . .,,T nt:Sn, PA.
1 !• ,
rirm subscriber, leivibg rented this well knbtvii
.1_ hotise, and , re-fitted, arid , re-ful.nisited lin good
style, is - noz prepared ;to - receivi and (intertain
guests. This'ho'us'iS delightfdlly' situated On
the banks'ar.the Susquehanna riSrer; onPthe line
ofrtlie . Ne York and Prie,. andi the Dl.laware,
Laekavranna ant{ Weatithjtailrodds;.oveiloOkirT
adaose,beautiful section Of cottitry, And is the
panornia of Stenery tinhualled anywhere. • '
As A. Sti..dAtil R.r.Soyr: 'for thp -blisidessinan
seeking qiiia'tind frpOdom frein the noise and?,
din of city life, rind. Or . I:taieS and gentlemen in
pursuit of Pleasure amid the rural serenely of the'
country this !Oration ii;annot be , Eitialled. Ilere
the . .eary traveller VS Secure front . the epnftision
' riderit to The continual arrival lind departure of
trains, :whitib, especial)). , •in the night Arne is a
very great annoyance tia those sOpping :it houses
very near the Depot: ;: ' ,1
1
flis ilocils are TiesrYpieasant and welliofurnish;•
. . •
led ; his Table . eith &lithe delieiteies wh i ch both
country - and 'city markets alfortb; ands: o: pains
•will be spared to malz . 4 his housta pleas nt,home
to all his guests. ; r .. i - • r.
:Li277Guisrs.will 4 zonveyedi to and ifrom llw
cats, at any hour day k night, itia good OinnibuS
free of charge. '
~ t 1 i ; •
._ -- A.4vinir S
IfAntr.- is attacheA' do the
, , r • A ; •
Route. 3 -.i i I ' 1—
. . ] i N. V. CIII:PV.ITER.
,
Great Bind, Junet47th, 185:4-2:W. I • .
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113ryaiit :,111onse ,
Gre4t Iflfrurat P. — ePotl .
71
;1 I •
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rr new and sp'skilous situated but
_L a feW•feet froM,lhe Depot at Great tend, is
now opened and futtilshed in a #uitahle style for
a Public nouse, and ;,will be kept °Tien at all
hours,. (both day and ilight,) for the reception of
travellers and esp4iirlty. for the' r accontmuklation
of pas'sem.ters travetlihg-on the •N. Y. & Erie &
L & Railroads,i at thefjunetio'n of these ,
two reads; and the inhst .convenient point. to step I
in and Yak/. refresh In4nts-and •be ofrwith the rst.
train,its Well ;as the tlnosteonvettient house to.ac.: l
comtnodath the puti*it is NEW CLEAN and! l
NVIIOLE8031E! blab rooms ehoughloraccom
tnodate bein;g. lilted up with new,! Thrniturei
to correspOd,and tahles way t set, With watr.li .
'MEALS arid luxurieit furni4mil at :al moments
i I
warninr , -
. „
rt , "•54 - -- 1 3 4sseng,ers - Idesiring rest: and sleep, can,f.l
by calling, here, aviio the ineonY'enienc4 of taking;'
an onmilMs to find* inn, as Well asLthe:delay!
srrn al or deparfeas a' e 5 tiiTT`
be in waiting to eonduct then) with - their bar,g,age!
to the Bryant lio - htSei,,"juSt ;way," and
conduct them baeltivain withoOt Or reward;
taking special caul to- wake them tf !desi?ed at
any hour of the niliit._ t, •
ThL, of trio. Bryant l i iduse,l with the,
natural senery abMit'it . comillue to make it a
very desirable SWIMER RESORT fir linsines4
men and others ihi the .ci.ty who m.l• w ish to
"cast ( ff Care" fur's; few days to rectiult in th 4
country. I • . •
• )
A Large aiig • Comm.rgliosii alt •
is atiacho to thhi . :,:linilding fur; the 4nvenienee
of pleasure PARTIItq, who way - always' find good .
necommddations hi4e, without regard to numbeo
'with warn stablesifOrtheir tezitus, and reliable
help to wait upon.4em. ..• !
- Lrff'',Eor furtheti partietttar at,the
Ilryautjlouse.ofthf proprietor I . •
ADDIS9N, BRYANT.k
/*et. 1553 1 •
•
. ...•,
•
•
Invalids of Pennsylvania
yoar 4t.tention , .a
eareftil
and candid priusal of •Sonnlhingithat has jinn
been introduced into your rich bnd lithe
honored
Store.
'Pulcniacher's .tplro Cha i;:.
I ,
A neW and novoll mode applyinii la powerfol
rinedial agent, so' ionsl meted as to he' worn under
the garrrie.ttF, next to the chin m' l oductiiga constant
unit:tempted current of EbsetroiNl agneticru, effec't
int; immediate reli4 from the moit a6iie pain; and
also a Permanent Ore of all ,Neisousjlliseases. It
seldom has failed''.o furnish abhost inretit
and a firiel, permanont cure, by used. tif!baril.
ing to diiections, Wthe following disdakes;—'llhen
matism," Gout,, Soiatica, Paralysis,' Painful' and
Swelled Joints; Noicrolgia of the fac.lDiseriFi•is of
-
the Spide, Deafnecp and Blindifm, Uterine feitis,
Palpitation of tke„Heart, Periodloal Headache, '.4t.
Vitus Dhnco,Oeiteia, I Dehility,Tains Of the Chest,
ysteries, Dyspeisia, ell .diseastes o'l4 are cauled
by a deAcient amOinl,t Nervols Fluid are greatly
relieved; if . not permanently cubed by s'imply Wear
ing the ehains a few haute each''day. ; ;
Be itlnuderstodd that it is riot claimed that it
cures all diseases; but only those' foi which it iR rec
oremended; and hioreOver we Boldly claim and de
fy that no medicinhl agent of ariy hiud'husper'forrn
od so ',lf ANY„cuf,c43 during the lust year, of 'these
disearei just named asi
_
FulrerrOchel i r s ElectricChrtin. 1
•
And to prove this,assertion, wo ; defy any perio* to
produce so manyws ell 'authenticated Gertifict4es of
scientific ; Fhpsiciahs and intelligeni patienti to may
be found in a paniphleX of 36 pages, to be harl'(gra
tip) of the agent ini thia town. The Electric (liming
were fist introdticied in France ;In i B5O, and, after
being subjected ttNthe Mast thorough and rigid trial,
by the :first medical mi , n in
; Parisi theyworel'onod
to possess - stfan6andi marve lions jtoa er for reliev
ing paih, where* applied, and by their i!ifiaence
wcle introduced,pto t'he hespititls of that city: and'
also seured ietter!s Patent by the Fratich ahvarn
mint. ''TheY are bow l introducidintesalmostlevery
Hospithl in Englaild. Germanyi Austria; Be!gittm,
and patented in those' edintrieS,, whcire they; hive
bepome the most: ,
Popular Curative Agentiiit th World.:'
Thty were firs! introduced into the U: Stetes A
bout one year since, and wenti through the: same
trial qin Etiropt; and were atonce iiutroduced in %
to evil y lioapita! in N. York, where they are now
in daily use,' etteeting oven
~rnare wonderful cures
than had ever before been awarded 'them.. They.
are hikhly, rccorntnettded byProf. Valentine Mott,
Van Buren, iPosti . and others,lWho have publiihed
their Sieves of to nic power and!} suein several of
the medical journals in that.city,audaraaliso in the
daily practice of recommendin . their use to pa
tients: A full etecount of theif opinien May also be
found in every Pamphlet, and iie.nt to the dress of
every person itr ‘ the Stato• by ;kapplying (po aid)
to Aik:I.TURBELL, Ageat;llllinftioseiPa. - The
Chains can be . 'qui by mail,l With full descriptions
for uae. Price'nf Chains; Sand $6.
Physicians are, politely invited to pall and exam
ine,
their. construction , andi Pronouhce upon:their
•rnerits. Oez Wean 10 Irmaitros, no person need
.fear that they Will not . accOmplish !just what: it is,
claint / ed they nein do: j i •
N-B. Ode Oftain will last. Air years and lose:none
of its:efeeftic Paiier by nse,land can be applied to
eithe,r adnft Or 01111‘.'
MEL TuatEl4., Agent,.l%lOhtrosei Pa. • ,
Jos. Semi:dui.; General Agent, 568, Broadway,
New.York.l - *.; • 60.:
-ctknoetsand-oit clot h s:
T or AVII4G ellarged and re, fitted oar extensive
Cioelcert and House Furniqiin g Sto0; ex-
TiresiiifOrlthi buniness, we: have added anew
testing) in its
_dep.irtmentii. ' !
The secon d is devdted to. Carpeta.Oil
Cloths and 14oking wo offer a'
good. natortmint at. priaes e.ann))l fail to
please, and to' Which we invite tour partiettlarat
tention: -- J. H. DE PUB',
BlTtlcntoti, 0ct1853: 20,„
11113 MARRIAGE STATE::
awn trapplarts aid Ileakth, or .iflarry ;and
ottiod If I '
MOST ,ISTARTLING CONSIDERATIONS!
Reflections `for the Thowrlitfulf
a
Strange that countless human beings' exist and
drag through life as do the beasts of the field, or
this insects of the earth, evincing nomore-theuht
or reflectien than though the,noble faculties of inuid
were not Vouchsafed to them'.
Many match are husbands and fathers, upon *lima
are dependent the health, the well-being,
,and tthe
happin4ss , of a confiding and affectionate wife, tpith
perhaps is family of children.
• I
I now OFTEN IT lIAPEENS THAT THE -;
Witte ILINGER3 PEOld YEAS TO YEAR
In that pitiable condition as mit even for ono daT to
feel the , happy and exhilerating influence Mei en!
to the enjoyment of health. t , •
She may not be an invalid confined to he} Veil,
or even tb her room ; ns her pride, ambition !and
energy induce end nerve her to take personal
charge oft her household, even when her health
not admit of it ; but she is nevertheless percepttbly
sinking from day today, and always ailing.
Thus; day after day, and month after month tress
spire. Ilcr health daily , sinks, till finally cv rn the
hope of rfeovcry no longer remains. /ind th s '
THE BLOONLI,NO BHID ;
But a few years ago in the flush of hcallit land
youth, and bunyaney of spirits, rapidly; and appa
rently becomes a feeble, ,sickly; do-
bilitatedl wife, nit frame cninciated, nen - bal l un
strung, spirits derressed, chuntenance bearing the
impress of etiffenug, and ha utter pbysioal :and
mental, irrostration. • ,
Sometimes this leplorable change may anti Pees
arise from organie or constitutional causes'. !But
oftener, by faro ftener, td gross and inex6uSablo
tgnorauce - of the isimplcst jamd -pininesit rules of
health tan connected with - the marriage statnj the
violation `of white entails disease, suffering and
misery, not only tt the wife, but often i
Hereditary nplaints upon the Children „,
" UNTO THE TEO. AND : i t FOURTH clEsnaAlipti,"
rratismittlng C Nstuirerrox, statoFCLit.
livrocnos ILIA, INSANITY, GOUT,
KING'S E 'IL, and other illseaseis,l
,-- as ft ' , i .
DREADF L INI-IERITA NoE
friin the Parents. I I -
'And must this irontinue 1 Shall we be v.lso in
all that: cioneerns the cattle of - our fields, our, ,Itersos, •
our sheep, oar cows, our ,oxen. .the nature and
character of the soil we possess the texture and
quality of our goods and merchandise ; but in alta':
concerns ourselves as human beings, with Wtnan
functions and passions, subject to great dertoge
inor.t. involving our - future - peace and, happiness
Inall that concerns the health and welfare, of the,
wife of our affections. and the mother of our! chi!.
dren ; In all that concerns; the mental and physical
well 'being of those children, wo 'should bt
im
mersed: in the darkest and most •
BENIGHTED IGNORANCE,
AN CULPABLE AS INEXCUSABLE! •
tioW long shall this i,grorrince prevail so reduc
tive oft its bitter fruits 1 How long Olen t 6 wife
and mother be ignorant of the nature, chani4e'r and:.
aauses of the various wonib and sexual complaints,
embittering her days by suffcring—suffering !often
prolonged to years, eventuating in a complication of
Ofsenses utterly and hoptl6,sly incurable I :Shall
we for , ever close our eyed to- the resalts . M physics
- logical science hy which we may arrive et en.
understanding of ourselves es men and woman,
stibjeet to serious life-long enduring diseases, and
perpetuating them to our altildren..
LET EVERY WIPE AND HUSBAND PONDER! .
lusbaryi or trife wad ignorant of trliat
concerns Mtn* most to AMMO to secure their health
and happiness. That knowledge is containq tat a
little work entitled .
i •
'1•11E RIARUVED WOMAN,'S
'PRIVATE 3IEDICAL. , TON,CMIPAIs
-BY PR. A. Mi MAURICEAU;
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOME"N.
One Handrail, Edition.lFJno rp. 230. Price SCI, Coals
EON FINE /AVER, EXTRA NINHINO , $ I 004
First published in 1047 ; and it is not
SURPRISING OR WONDERFUL,"
Considering that F.:I, • P.R.Y VEN*LE,
- Ivhether MARKT Kis OIL NOT. can hero
acquire a full knowledge of the htt:
•
t tnre, character ;and causes of her
complaints, With- the various •
-
shaulcl
have been sold. It is impracticable to con
coy fully the- various sUbjects treated of, :es, they
are of al nature strictly, intended for the Married,
or those contemplating marriage.
UPWARDS OF osl laysonED
s.,t - ND , COPIES
•
Have been SENT BY mIAIL nithin the last fete
f months. • j - • ;
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC - . . I
.ifE NOT )iEFR,..IUDED '
lirty no book unless Dr. A. M. Mauriceau, 129
Liberty Street, N. Y., is on the title p.age,itend the .
entry in the Clerk's Office on, the back of the title
page; and buy only of respectable and. henorOble
- dealers, or send by mail, and address,to De. A. M.
Manriceatt, as -there arp Epurious and surreptitious II
infringements of:copyright.
ere upon receipt. of !Ono "Dollar " .1",.11£ MAL - I
,WOMAN'S ,PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
PANION" is sent (enei:.l free) to 'any pa.il of , the
United -States, the Canidas and British Provinces. •
',AT-Letters must— be Post-paid, and addrhssed to
Dr; AL Ml MAURICEAII, Box 1224, - Ns':vr-York
Publishing Office. No. .129 Libel ! Street s
New-York• ! . .
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Ilarrilliuri!; 'J. S. Notitit, NibeWitt,
J N Sppngleri
; y Smith, IloatintOon ; S,''
.MeDonkhl, Uniontown: J 3t Blunt, NeN\l Berlin;
I.aatz,`Rtaclinrr; P Crocker, ; ,
%Vona . & Stark, CarbOnaale ; Eldred &IWright,
INif!itYinsport B.- T;irk,Wilkosbarre, G. W.
Earle,. .WayrieAoro' ;i.Polter &
fonte G 11,74ren: Robert Crkilty, Mer
cer; S. Losiler, 11.1not'gr; IL P. Cummings,Sorn
ersot ; Thos Cowpertlinit, ,Pbilad ; .1. D. Gunni
son; Erie;
S. B. Langer. ,Greensbnr7: V I B. Hall,
Pittston; E.' S. Durbah, Franklin ; 1/r .4! • D Scoff,
Bedfkircl; E. flillanti, Incli:ina:. J J.
W. Kidney. Brownsville: G 1 Md,Get
lys, Antler; J.S. Nickson,Chatabersbtirg :T D
Sower, Norristown Bonner. Sittnnel;town: H
itlitbelt. Pittsburg..? \V Getty, Bittler Jos
Swarti, Bloorasburrr:iP Decitert & Chum- .
bersbnra. , • H. 2na6
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... FITSIFITS t rrrs!!ii! -: .
• ,
• TMENEGLTABLE 3xTrlAcr, EPILEPTIC PILL.
For.the cure of Fits,l Spasms - ,Crano,:and all
- . IVereOUS and c n.stuutiora Dise.ases.
,
PEl43' ON who are laboring indertbis distretaing malady
v.ill find the VEGETABLE EPILEPTIC PILLS to be
the only remedy ever di4overed for curing OpllooSy, or
Falling Fits. , - , h ,
Thi se Pills possess a speelse action on the iyirvoussys-:
tem ;'and, althotl.4 they+are prepared especially for the
purpose of earing_Fits, thty will be found of esP, vial benefit
i.
for , all person* afflicted Stith weak nerves; o whose ner
vous system fins been plextrated or shatter . dfrom any,
cause what ever. In elvonle L'. omplat'ritgor ilisaases along'
.
standing;'superinclueed -11,nervousness, they 'lure exceed
ingly beneficial. j .. • .
P . rine, $3 per box, or two boxes for $.5., Peisons tut of
.theelty., enclosing a reridttance., will hero 'the Pills sent
them through the thrill free .of postage. }or sale yb
SETIIS. FIANCE, N6' 1,08 'lnitiator° streeoßaltimore,
Md., f o whoni orders frbokall parts of the 14 mien . , must
be addressed.post pall
74111MILAIVAir • •
InfaPible Remedy 14 all Itylanzitory Clem plaints.
A CERTAIN and surelAntidote for titelallovring disens
-11. Fevers and ilntintnations; to which the Sys.
tem ibsubject. Rheumatism, Lame bnek, Pile ' Diarrhoea,
Dysentery, Headache, Tnothaehe, Fevertores Biles, Cuts,
Sprains. Bruises, Burns and scalds. - - • < -
31alheWeeptit'm s llttirme' Itetrie'Ar,lifor (Suring
Ring' Bones, sparins, 'weeny, 'Poll
scratcher;, Lamenen, spring IL. Bruises,
Flange. Inflammation Of the Dnor,s, and it:11 Fevers to
'which ilorses ave snbjedt. •
gre be I TNrrrll, Montrose— , D.Bsiley. Lerayp.
ville+Cyrns A Tery,i'Vyilusinf,•—L. WOo'Lltuff,Dimoelt
A.J. 'Sherwood, Rush. i •
1853 • . tin ;
"FRESIUMPORTATION.
TU,ST•received nhother Imporfitioh of those
e.l ,oplendid Full Jeweled Detache,d Lever. and.
Horizontal Watche!i with secoadi;atid hard en
amelled Dials. double bottonied in Op n cases,all
of whiehare warmrited and received direct from I
Switzerland. Tho, ift;ur subjoined iprices will ,at
once point out to the public vvbere.4d how an
enoimmis per centdge can be saved.
Double•beitom ip Jeweled Lev . 4r Watches as
ahoy° ' in elegant silver c.ases_from gio. Same
movements in Hutittng.eases. , froin 812. Hori
zontal Double bottomed 4 holes iJeWeled open_
face and ‘secondi from $8,75, the Same move:
meet in elegant huntinecakes watt' sunk, seconds
from .$9,50. All -Of; which have hard 4nAminell eil
Dials. Gold Diamond pointed Tens With pencil
and silver extetiAloh holders t magazine for leads
&e. from $l,OO. !Gold rDiamond *Anted pen
bl Ades - from 'soc; SeWitry - Cheap.
A good . asßoilmtint of cad - Client second hand
Watches, eminent itnalrers, in first rate, going con
dition,will be, sold decidedly lowfor hash. Best
French Lunett. 'itch Crystals, 19c: Watch re.
pairing as usu.:
N. B.' - %Yaw.
chn4rs.
Chains and. Kays erais to pia
f 'business from 7 A. M. to'7 P.
t 47 ". Henri
11.;' -
: J. A. SINGLETON,
!Natal baker. ¢nd Iniporter.
416 V. i '
Aug. 19, 185
New Yoricr;Fire Is skurance Co. i
tt Dice, 9 Wall &reel.
C A PITA I. ? (Th Ca b and 'Approicd Secuititei •
•
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• I 1
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• .
Insures pgainsi Loss or Damage by Fife. -
Dill Lew Ints,;: r - A. Q.Etebblns, 113 Broad Street;
Peter C. Italor, I ;spruce Street.; Girokd Dineker, [ llB
Broadertsy; Thotiuts Atidreus ' 136 Cedar rlreet;.6tuttuel
t'oit th dined, 3Tis Wet'street ;. Albert 1. Conkliu,Bl O.
ilieenwlel!street; jaitteA A• . Closbs. 113 Itrowliray-; Cltailes
Lent, Itingskridge, T.; Lambert 1101,4dItiengo t
Ilobbie; It-sp. W. Lollard, Novi York; Peter
Roach; U S Itultk :4treet; Stantct S. Belt, eor: West and
LAigi:t...gtre.ets Joial 1.. Deets.7B street'; D. Tan
Wart,llSar?s ,, lsray.p Rosana N. Gallup, eor. West 'And -
Ilarror: street E; Pet ei• 11. Fnster,•lcu. at,Seuort-311th { Vest;
Iltuben Ross; Jr., 4•.9.1..tzta1t Menne, 'Stephen Cromwell,orttwk.ri, N.. 1.; AThli Wngelgh.. DextZr B.
Ilkittnn, Waterritrer.t . ; Sxrauel Eincliir,Tri4tte
i at,pF; Earn uel Clcvelutot(ll,in ; .
' ; .ROYAL 4 atIANIDEALIN, Pres.
CIIARLE:S Fr,e4;ly.
(" ,, Alll BitoWN'Ar'ent. .f
moritroxi;v4l4.43oss3. ff f t
Cciapottad Syruyo
➢• •
•, • •
rruis is . a Pareli Compoind, scientifleally
.I,pr epsrf.4 froin tile' best It cot rand Herbs of the Mate
rial' Eledica‘ .and halt gained. irtAntrivalled reputation or
the rollouing' . 'iteguisting and Strengthening
the Liver sod Digestive Organs, and "Cleansing the Stoni..
act/ nod . BOwels, and. thnit ccntxo: all. Billions I/Isaacs,
liver Co:v plaints, filyspepsia,.- Indigestion, CristivrneSs,
frcadoehr, sever anti Ague ' Janndiec, Nausea,
Lessor Appetite, Etc., and .causing - the food..to nourish
and-.support every Part. Puilfying.the fined anlthus
curing ail_ IrutnorsiCautaneons Eruptions Seroffilns Salt
Slienio,Cryslpelasi Scald Bead, Canker Pimples on the
face 'Blotches Ciders Tunvirs, Mercurial Disease'!Cali: ,
pees, Etc. r • •
' RP , Tulatiug the 'Secretory 'Organs
and by ctn.:ging theta to Verform 'their proper I
preventingand curing many painful and listge
canes; Ntrengthenifig , and qu.iering the iYerrous
thasallaying. I , Zerirnus Irritation, and eurin
of the NerCeS, is Hysteria, Neuralgia,,CramPiti
kis unri;alled in., the cure q . all . Femah
• ' • -•I, plaints. ' .• •
•
as Wea'utes's:,: V-arral :debility, Irregularity,
t Sellin g otthe Limbs,. Joints, to
hi weakness',. also} Lung ',arid Throat Conid
Cold?, Oingini, Astimis,-.Conrimptron:'
- . .
. . . .
. Having mode 1.1i , c of the Compound Syroti 4' yellow
Pock Itorit, preptuled by C. Morse Zr. Cc., dal r oursel- ;
'
ves or in our farai)ies. and finding i t to Ibe is Vert salutary
and effectual' prenaration.;we do most cheeirukly recom
mend it to thapublic as st . very valuabldmedidine.. .
E. Bourne, Lsq.,lCashier'Netionalltank, Ptoindence,R.
1.;, A-. W. Speiicer,l:sq.,,Cashier Lime Rock Itanktd S. o do dto .
Rev William Philllpr, • Rev J-B Richmond':Richmond':Cl''Jones.
editor PrOvidenre; Gen. Advt., Wm Field. M. W. '0' , .31.
Cyrus Fisher, 51 IF:', ll I' s James Hutchinson, GIB Dea.:V
J Rates, Hoot Benj Colby, and one hundred othbrs iof the .
most ropeetalate camiltes of Providence. • r ;'. -..., ..
This certifies that 1 -have for a number of ypars been
acquainted with Bib composition and mode ofmanufactnre
of Morse"! Compound Syrian of Yellow Dock Rocit. I hays.
also been:acquainted with its modus operandi in disease,
i
arid can say that 'hall re.pecta It is admirablydalculated
to remedy.that cl4,ss fnitteasos for whieV it will designed.
It IS esobcially v.l.lna Jle in Lothrestionand al.Lts attend-.
ant sYmploms,it avcites to healthy 'action tho. Itirrr. re-
MOTO; Torpor, siod inactivity of this Organ. a d stitrin
.lateiliealthv aetion in all the system : . I AI a.Ds niatur or
purifier of the Bldod it hae.no superior.' ,
• D.A.YID 110L.51 E1;,31-D
Ploshlence, It. t. Jan 4 1653.. " I '
05'"Prep:tred ty'y C. Mnrsek Co. llot 44G 'Bre aftway,N:-
Y. and snhl by t)cuggkits and otheis throughout this and
other countries. • - '
frr Sold in inutrose by ABEL TUURELIi.
. • • (143y1
, • ,
To the Citizens.- of SusqlLehanna
. 1 .
Col.rnt, - y..' : •
• •
VVICKIIAM .4 . BENNEIT would respectfully - call the
attention Of all per :ions in IS miquehaina County ,
and Vicinity to their largo and Well selecteitarck of Dry I
Goode and Carpets which consist of all the fashi nhble and •,-
seesonable.Goodi now in c4g.le, GnOds, stilted°tiler the
grave and the gay. arid in fact all ofi, the ditTere t tiles of!
goods which canibe called for or thrtugh4, of. W orede-
terrniziei not to 4i , undersold, and ifa,Ou Will b . eta kind as
1.,
to laror us with it call we will makirOur Mprd oail. Our
gtock of Dress 9 norl, consists in part of i... 1 .
PA . . • H. d 1.• • •
Black, Brocade, Plaid. Stripe. Clitingen • , an Lining,'
Fig. and Plain Wnol Delaincs, Fig. and Plain. Chtton - do:,!
Silks. Merinos, Thibets.. Alpacear. Paroinatta.M.. tie Dage,
Plaid Linseys,Colored .sock Flannels, Callcoes.lF;c.•&c. ,
- -81-1.4.-W LS-Of which we have, nu endless variety
Cashluere Shawl's .froin 67 to ~ S;io, bay State, -Long and,
Square do., Fig.mail Plain Thibetr &c. &c. • : ' . :•
„: White GurpGs.—Plain, Plaid and 'Stripe. Jaeonet
,Slisjitts, - Birds E g o and Itus,ia Diaper, Irish Linen, Table
Linen, Linen, Cotton, Worsted, and Bmbossed Spreads.,
Swiss' an-I India -Book •Id uslini, 'Victoria and hi:shops
Lawns, Linen 'Cambric. ' m
Len Cambric lldk",s, French
MiLiketl...Cellars l iaridAind
er Bilk's. Muslin litrapetv Drown., - ..i,+,.
-• •^ , rn...r , And
Jacquard Diaper„ Fce. &c.
' Gents 11?partment—ConEis;F otßraele ana r...1i
cY,Droadcloths.:Cassiraereg. Black a ii,l ,Fithaj; 'Satinet ti,
Sbyei's :Grey, killtuelty 'lean, Cashw.eretts.Satin, Wor.•
, stet, and 'iiik Castings. Black and Col-llda'so SallaStbekSi
Neck 'Vies, &c t Flannels. W:hite, tied, \ Bine, ',l'Velluviand'
stripe,. G eats. Cashmere ‘Vrappers,•Drawer,s. F i ap.i: &a..
Our ste,eic of iGioves anti Hosiery is complete
, • embracin's•Laii4s, MISSCF and Oasts 'Gloves. Lisle thmtd
Cashmere. Cislimere. Fleece Lined, CLarhola Lined;lieti•
'Ter, lildoDock iF%inSte: ice. ' • '• 'p ,
Ladies, Misses and ' Gantt. Cotton Dose: and g rfosl ? t
White, Brown; • Afised. Bina arm Made Oolots. Alpacett,,
Wcialcn,Cashin ire: Merino • and Silk do., and imieryoth4
style of reasonahle Iliiiery. J • .•• I
Also,
an endle.ss variety , of other styles. ofGmaissuchait
Damasks both tonna and , Was!: Silks and 'Cotton Yet,
vets, Counterpanes, Moretsis,Cambries. Turn 'cans, Corn'.
coders, Rose and Horse Blankets:. Nankin;, Tiekings, Miti-
L i ars stripe. Oil:Curtains. Carpet Bag e, ice. • 1 i
Carpeting—Ttrui.Fel., Three Ply. Togialtam blittiC
Wool and Cott,on.Cotton do., Cotton and Wool stair Carl
peting,Druzzet i Oil Cloths. Pinsh•Carpeting dings- -
,lOur stock ofiDry - Goods la nom, complete, I and `if : you
would like to Fie a good assottrocrtt or Goods-and Nam
Goo DS you willieall at Wickham & Bennett'searly opp
site the Poste :flee. ,
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' Itingluimion,.,N. V., N0v.8,1853—n4:1 ' ' I . . ,
L. _
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• Doctor .;ourself
THE „POCKET - RESCIII4PII7S
Elicry on^ 'kis own Pky.iician..
;
THE FIFTIETH EditiOri,: containing
! One hundred .engravings, showing
Diteases and Malformations of the Hu
man system in every shape !and form.
Ta .which is added a Treaties on' the
Diseases of Females, being of the .higliest impor
tance to marded people, or those cotemplatingmar.
Tinge. By
I . H r illid,ni Young .M . .D
Let no father bk - ashamed sto present's copy of
the' l .Aaecultipius to his child. It may save him
frcnnan . early grave... Let no young man or we
min- enter into the secret obligations of married life
without reading the ,Pothet Ai,culapins. Let no
onel sufft.rini hickeled coug h , !Pain • in the
,
restless! nights, nervous feelings, and the
whblo train Of Oyspeptie sansatior o, antgiven np
by their •physician, be'another Moment without con
sulting the A ESCULATIIIS. Have the Married,
r or those about to be married any impediment, read
this truly useful book, as it has been the menus - 01.
saying thonSancis of unfortunate creaturesfrom
very jaws of death., ! • • ' •
U Any person sending trpsnty fine cents en.
Closed in a letter, will . receive.one copy . of this
r work, by or fivecopies ! will be, sent for One
Dollar.. Address (post paid.) . .;
• '• DR: WM. YOUNG, -!-
T o. la Spruce St. Thiladelphia.
• Mareh 1; • '
Ci7ockeity and -noise , FEtsztitibliing
store. : -' : I
T 11. DEPEU is now prepared. " to invite the
ct • publ* generallii , to exqmine his varied and
eitensive-Masortment of.goods which ‘(as di ex.
1 elusive dealear) he's enabled to offer very .. low.
Pn.m.—iconsisting of Gold Ban& Decoroted
and Plain, Bilinner.r.nd Tea Setts, rruit Baskets
&e. .. " .i --, •' : '' ' ' ' '.' ,
STONE CIIMA: 77 FiII 'Dinner. and: - Tea Setts,
Printee, mid Plain Embossed in Setts, or by the
.single piede, also,' Tariet)i of beautiful styles of
Toilet Ware.' 1 , • li . ,
I.9incts9; GLAsnEs.--'slahiigany, ''Gilt and Or,
mimental framed Glasses from 6 .1.:;4 ctS. - to $l5
ago, Marble Slabs and Briwelets. '
-
IGUASS Waar.,—Cut and dressed [-Goblets,De:.
I:''
eint(4% Tumblers, Cham"pgs, Bowls on foot,
Cer'd Butters, Globe's, CtindlestickS; &e. &c. :
.HOUSEKEEEING HAnnwinE.—Table and Pock:`
et Cutlery, Spoons, Tea Trays, Scales, Saddrons,
tinmeied ;: Kettles, Hat Racki; Refrigerators,
'Water Coplers,lce Cream Freezers, &c. '
1 WOODEN AND 'MumWinz7.—Propellers;
Cabs, Wagons, Rocking Hoiies, dradlci, Ceder
Pails, Tubs, 'Moss', Pounders, Baskets, Rocking,
iligh and;lBMoi Chairs; &e. . 1
IWIN-noty SitA9ps.—CorTiees. Glass and Gilt
'lrma and,freads: Bands Loop and ',Passels ; 'also
Stain. Podls in',Variety. ' *. !-,', -
i J'Arymi,ED WARE.,Toilotsett, doisisting !, Of!
lleot Tubs, §lbp Jar and •Water Pail; Cush Box:
es and all; arthiles manitfactured,ln the - line.
IbiTOIA '''.A.st) Anuirrmi W.ltt.-Coffee and
Tea Urni, EzCoddlers, Castors, 'Chafing Dish
es,.Aetanh; Pi ..hers, Candlesticks, &e.
t
. LA3ip A' NEF STEBISB.---In Ovary variety, style,
prieeand quality ;' ' ' ''-. . -.
17017 ii Alqb *V.AiCir :,ARTfCLES.—blanSbiting of
China, Glais,..lWood, 'Tin, Willow, Iron, Papei t
llinehe, Tenn Itittn,- - Paiiar - and Alabater Pins, al,
lio Faneyißaskets. ' .. ' - --
DPlatediWnfe.—qable and Teasponns, Table,
essert and Oyster Forks; Dessert., kniveq.Soup
and SaOCeLadleS, Castors, Snuffers and Trays,
'Pea end COMP Setts. ,
Mid Orieserableind Floor Mais, BrUshell of
every deitc7iption, in fact almost
,eViry article in
the line of hohn furniishiag,bothnscful and orna,
xnentalAxiay be found'at this extensive a establish'
1 ' ' I ' ' . ; i ' .1- ''' JAMES H, DE Ptt -7
; - '4debre epit' of dui Ametican Hotel. I
, Binghamton, June Bth 1851
, .
Ot;'llit' • T
EtliED*Byr.l4 - murtstutY stonrlNG Br
-Milire DitiT
O*S AND;PROPRIEI'ORS.
•
Tr4ais.....sl,so,qnsh in advance ; IMMO, if .
not val. within: six months and $2,50, at The end
of the ) 1
ges are
lisilemi
ear. • No .papeediscontinted until arrears.
paid, except at the optkon -of the Pub.
All cotrouniCations connected with the
insure attention, Must be directed (post
CHASE & Dar, Montrose, Sttsqueliannak
•
1.
.Itates. of Advertising.
are (12 lines or lesi) 3 insertions,- t i oti)
sti !mop 0r,4 insertibu, ... . . 0,25, [,
are three months, ...... .. . 2,50 1\
aare six months, . . . 4,00
s Cards, four lines or less, 3,00
advertisements, not over 4 squares, 7,4
!limn one year, . . . . . . :,.'30,06
ly advertiset4-.lkill be- restricted to - th.i.
s in which they are etignged: - - f
office,
paid)it
Count
One mil
Ene
Ones -
One
Yearly
One e
Yea
busine,
. ha publishers having added to their lob
Print' g: materials- a large and superior assort r ,
mendf %lob Type, sire now prepared to meas.
Job 'rtirk in a miinner msurinu3sed in Ibis: see%
Lion o ountry, and on the most reasonable terfnsi
RZuGvc of .ev.cry dcser:iytion kept consta.tty
on- hand • r printed to . order. l . •
51e55 Pirtttorgf
tinctionr
sus dlr.
System,
diseases
, 1 • P: 4. LOCKE D ~ .l _
ram . i i , 3
tionable Tailor-Shop iri•tho -re*,of
J A. ildwjn's Barnum Shop, up stairs,
knstretc
.., caused
luta, 45
• , Dropry
H . JOHN 'GROVES, •
T:rs4ionabie Taitor=-Shop under Sea
Hoteli . Mriin Street, Montrose, -Pa.; _
BRYANT HOUSE; ; _ •
t Bend Depot, Pa. ) 61noisim
, Proprietor. """. _
, r L. B: SPROUT,
illaracturer of gnotres_C,Ostznan CAit.
\RI GB SPILISGS, MOBtrose, Pa.t, ,
Win. W. Si'IIIITH JIL Co. ! - =
Caltiitet and Chair Manufacturers ; foot Main
St CeOlontrose . ,Pa - .. .' • •
Del, GEORGE FULLER, '
ter in Books,, Ready-Mpae Cipthing,Hati
aid Caps Bonts'and Shoes, & e. ;Store oppo
-1
si e Searle's Hotel, Montrose, Pa - •
I Dr. C - -C -EIDWARDS,
1 vsicik . in and Surgeon, !Tortoni Pa. Office
doors below Eaton's Storel, . • -
. ..
Dr. IL. slurrirs,,„
pi .
rgeon Dentist, Montrose' Pa., )111 'loir-at
qarle's hotel, Mondays anciTuesdaysof,each
m eeir. . . •
; • • . •
DicivIILLAN & PARK,
I
. ..
ers in ' ry. Goods - , Groceries, Ilardware.:\.
rockery, Boots and ShOes, &c:, Springville, ..
' l a: 1., . .. -, • ..
... ,
i • 183,1
LAW PARTNERSHIP. °
. S.;Rentley & L.F. Fitch Attend
t all business entrusted to their care, tinder
t e rime arid style of “ItEtirmY Sr. Frrcß."
& ,CHASE,
Ai, orates ta . Last—Dffice for Mer y Peet
' itleti by Little r. Strjeter,liontroae,' Snaqui
hanna County;Ta. -- • • ' i
RAILIII B. LITTLE.]:
.. ' [F I ERA B. CHAU..
' ' - 4DGIVGDON ilia SEVIER,
Daters in Marbl e Vorments,Tables, Tom b :
to ce, &c. Corner of Court'and Exchange
tr6ts,.opposite,Broorne County Bank, Bing.
iantiton, N.Y. ,
;
C. D. ILATIFIKOP';at •
Dealers in Stoves and "Manufacturers
wupper, Tin, and Sded-fron Ware. Shop
est side: Lain Street, opposite Democrat Of
ce, • . :
C. D. LATHRop.II fp. A. WOODVXI7.
E. ROONEY,
wirer :dame:kg, JeWelty, Mtisical Ludo.
puts, and,Guns, & e., & e. Electra plating of
poons; Watches, JeWelry, +Ste., done to order.
lie has, an appointmeri s t for Sealer of Weights
Mid Measures. Shop on Main ,Street, first
door below the Brick Corner, Montrose, Pa.
Montrose Tailoring Eslabliskniesdi.
Llims Fa. Reynolds, Fashionable Tailors, •
.)vcr G: R..1-i.awley's Store one door below
Patches Hotel, ready at all times to, please
The puhlic and minister to the tastes and con.
ilort• of these who Want clothes. West lash.
ors regularly received, and old ones Obseiv'ed
when requested. - :
ABEL TURIIELL, Mostnelse;PA.
I eater in progs,Medicines,'Chetnicals, paints,
Oils, Dye. stuffs, Groceries, Dry Goods, Hard
ware, Stone-ware, Glass-yeare„Camphene,Btan
. . ing Fluid, Lamp Oils, Candles,Varnishes,Win
dow Glass; Fancy and Toilet Articles, Perfn- ,
inery, Jewelry, Spoons'. Siiectacles, Musical :
Instruments; . Trusses, Medical Instruments,
Li9uors, Mirrors, Stationery, -Brushes, Shoet,_
Yankee Notions , &c. Physicians Prescrip-'
tions Carefully-compoun4e44
FRANKLIN , FRASER -
9
. norney and Counsellor at:Law ,
• . -' '- - Morintosi, Va., . -,- '
JLI attend . faithfully to all. busioess erana
ted to hitt' ih-thei county' Of Sinwineihanns.
Conveyancing and writing of all "kinds'will be
d*ne 'lenity, Ind eharge.moderate.'• - '
He wilt also attend to th A prosecutionofelalms d 1
s ldiers, their • widows and heirs,. against- the Uni• ,
t d States government, for. Bounty .Land.-Tea
ri
Miry he'fond at all hours at the •Offies formerly
o copied by J :T. Richard's; Eutp,uorth of the Court
°rise. , . , 7 • ' • • 49y1
11 , JOHN.COLSTEN -
11 EALtl r ,Stones; Tit', Copper and Sheet ,Irel
Ware, Lodersville,.near Great BehdDepot—Gif
'TYLER,: , • -•
Intereded .Hunt,.
MPOETER AND DEALER in Hardware and Cut
lery, Carriage Trinnings,'Springs, 4r.
No. 218 Pearl Stre e t N.. Y.
Where his Mercantile friends, in tide and litho
aunties, are kindljr invited, aild earnrstly
,id to call and , purchase. " n6tf.
CARIIOND*LIE s'rAins.
rrHE Stibscri6rd tire) running a Daily line of
_L Stages between Carbondaloand Hopbottoo
Station on 'the Lackawanna and Western. Rail.
road. Distance'2o mak.' LeaVe Carbondale io
the - Morning and connect. with the` ears' gob:
North. Returning 16iire on the arrival of the
•ntail r traii from the Great. Bend. The nearest ,
most direct Mid cheapest route from Great Bend
to Carbondale. Passengers_by this line always
get, into Carbondale earlier in the evening than
any - other route. • ,
Paiv reecipted in - Carbendale tit the Store of
e Subscribers; Main strApt; a few blocks below
' troneeree-Hotel.
Augunt,lB4l-4f.
Solr an . d Tigigice lasiatilsor.,--A good assOrees
of thcr best kind, cOastisptixonhancl:-
• -BENTLEY &ITO.
• • WANTED
5000 tirhetzoroff..wybeandth2B.l),ooh,esitsAi
Will be paid Ileatth by: J. H. FtlfTP . o lB •
;) :Sotrp!rtivillp, Jan. ail 854.
- ' lie*. - Goods.
F• 11 et
IG - 000. • , Malta jitilriad exiadrie, as fig
illtbe Bald cheiip* for stall;. - •
Mintirotra Sipc 1
`4:1853.
JOB WOREL
CritOW , it. BROTHERS.
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