The Montrose Democrat. (Montrose, Pa.) 1849-1876, February 22, 1855, Image 4

Newspaper Page Text-4I.O:-.u‘ti*.i: - Pro.Oditf., T:iE LA.II.6II:ST C.IIICULATiON IX, NORTLLERN PEA'N'A. E: B. (BASE &ALM DAY; Emit)Rai Montrose, Thcu, dac, Feb. A 853- The Squires Pew. • .Taff LO:: • - . A slanting rs•bf evening light • . Shoots through ilfo. yel km frame, Itniskes the.flleel crimson bright,, And yleldfi the fringe a gem, windcnO,s gothic frithework falls In obtiple shadow pn the wank And since these trappings - first were new, Ilow.nianY a doodles's day, , To rob the. rkivet - of R 411110,2 •II:1s c=.t»e nxol passed aO•iii; • 11,4 many a',.4 , etting sun bath made That enrioulattieivrork of shade. Crumbled beneath the 'hillock green That. eantiiig.hand . must be That carved this fretted door, I w_een, _ . . Acord and. &dr-de-flat • And, now thr worm bath done her part In. mitnkkingthe chlacra art. • ' In days of yore (as now wo When thelirst James . was king, The courtly.laght from yonder Hither hisrtrain' did bring, All seated roar din order due, With hrOider'd suit and buckled shoe. • - On damask enAions, met in fringe. -411 rev'retitiy they knelt; n. Prayer-book]4lth brazen hasp:and hinge, - In nneient i English Apelt, Each holtiii% in a fits• hand, Responsive: itt the priest's command. 'Yhon'st;•—.:ning down ttio.v3uited - ..l;4'ain long and l . one lllnme3 lelriteeri awhile Of the it Inseription-stont.; And there in, nvo.bie hard. and cull knight 4nd all his train behold Ont Ar e,. tch%ttrigethcA are express'd • Ift, nrl,l fair, With hanitiliplifted on the breast In altitude; of I.wrz-vislgelelitd in armor, he, Witty rnflhdar us andbtldiee, she. B...t•firth in order as they died, . Th.. nivneknos offsprimx bend,•• Dec urtly li-0ee! , 10. - ,. side by side, thowifi vo-v did intend • .• pis!: 4.lE!th;c74 to atone, may saying endless prayer in stone. I , ' • Those tuelloW days are 'past and dim, And genertati . ons new, • In regular &scent from him Hare filled the stately pew, 'And . to the same succession go To occupy the vault,,below. Ind naw Owl in squi to gay ; ttain appear, Who duly to the hal! rettre A seasoDevery And fill the seatwish belles and beau 't as so luny years ago; Perchance all thoughtim;; as they tread The hollor-sounding floor Of that darlidhouse of kindred dead Whieh - sh4ll, as herds," . In return reeeive to silent rest, Another and' another gout. T 1 feather'd hearse and sable train . . , In . 411 its ia•ontedi state, .. Shall wind along the.vilings-lane Arid stand . before -the gate, ... . . trought inaliv a d;t.taritcnuti:ry through To join the final rendezvous A;A;m:hen the. race is swi-pt away Atl to their dusty beds, !bellow everting: • Shine.gently o'er ibeir heads; White oilier faces' freA and new, Shall oettps' the S.quire'.4 Pew. *.ttAag grAing. Ancient Babylon. • It will not, be forgotten that the French government two DT three years; since, sent -three gentlenieti to make scientific and Atli- tic researclieS in Media,' Mesopotamia and Babylon, • One of them; M. Jules Oppert, has ,just returned' to Paris; land it appears froin his,report that: he and. his c ollea,gues 'thought it advisable to attempt the - explorationof an cient Babylon. . This Aa.Slc. - ivas of immense difFiculty„ and was enhanced by the intense • heat of the Sun, by privations 0f . .a1l kinds, and...by the ineessant . ,liostility of the Arabs. After-airhileM: . Oppert's t,wo - colleagues fell ill so that all the labors of the exhibition de volved on him.. lle first °fall 'made exeava - tidos of the !mins of the famous suspended gardens of I:ihrlon, whi'cli ate no known by the Arabian name \of the Hall of Ain and he obtained in them.a nuin her of curious architectural and other objects, which are destined-to be.placed• -in the Lotire at Paris. 11. e has stweee , led in making a series; of minute surveys, and in drawing up detailed plans of tbo immense city. Isis opinion is .that even the largest calculations as to its ex- teat are not exaggerated; and he puts don - n that extent i at the astounding figure 9f Ore hundred square tiloinet res; French measures, , (the. sq. kil ' , metre is '1,106 sq. yds.) This is 1 4 \f,_ • very nelply! , ighteen times the size of Paris. 1 But of (...171e. he does not say this enlyinnits 1 . area ws..--:: -. - •eisoied,. or any thing like — k t, it I coin priseu -,-vi thin the Wslls huge tracts-of cul ' : tivated lands and igtrdens fur supplying the •. population ;with food in the event of a siege. M. Oppert has - disCoyere(l theßabylonian and Assyrian isitasures, and by tnany of them had . ascertaineVexactly what part of the soil i% V a.S i;illubited and what part was appropriated to girdens. On 11)&1i:tills' of the town,,proper lv so VNI! . f I (I,, stands ..st. present-the viu.,.. 4 .. ~f -1-1.illali: . This :own, situated I.on :he 5.::„;: ~f ; Ihe Euphrates,:. is . built. with . : loi.- - k , .fi o n.i i 1..• rititer,ntillJnany of - the luius- - bold wens:Os-anti personal ornaments of its. 'inhabit:llAS are taken. from Omni also: be yond-Ibis tkvn is the east -fort ress strengthen- . 1 - - ed: byzNehilehaduezzer and-in the midst of it . is the roYtil Palace - , itself almost-aS large - as a town. k.! 0 1)1.4 - .r.l. says that he was also able to disiitlaish the ruins of the famous ToWer of Babel; :they. are the most intiloSing, and stand on - h site formerly 4.ialleri Borsipi. or Tower of Languages. . The Trivial town siina ' led ou she two banks . 4- the Euphrates. coy- , l err a space' ofnearly seven square-kilometres, ' - and contains -lima interesting ruins . ; Among them 'are those-Of - the royal palace, the forty . ress and the suspended gardens. In theleol;- . lei....tton of ;'curiosities - which.M. Pppert has brought, - away. with-him -is a. vase -whip . l be :declares to date from the time of one of tl3O - Cluti‘leati sorreigns named . , Napttottel ;labia is solnewill{2.re about one thousand, six ,IIPtIcl • red years befori• Jesus Christ ;Also a tininber . -:. of.copies olf,ctineiform iiticiiPtiotti, - ,whiell he 14w : every, : tear to 4:freve ,that b ,wiii 'be able to diattipher:.' : . ... . Irt , RACKLITEC , ?-" W t its toe meaning of a back. biter.?" Amid. a rev r d . 4 jentlepan during an ei. ainfnution'ut a . 0311)4ild echOOL This wtus t puzzler. It went tinion . lll-elass till it, came to 0 a simple urehin, -- witsk - tusid:m PeoPC ii- be a lea" • JrZr'll 3 A• ditTeredee car 'age horso ud A 'carriage sitee4.l4,***e.: .koes best atid fhP titli6l-(l9et, The. Power of iT4mptationi , ~. . ' -We. start,-on the - voptge•nf life: Wel flat ter ourselves. 1114i:' we and ableto meet trirpta- . , -„• l. lion. .-% e_counde:in the ',strength of our iwiu 'ciples. : - We trik tote fan: . erit.4 . of one, ciirit : hearts. tiiiiteler4,...f)likiVeSl '. lO np(lnean - 1 ouilitess- in - dip sew - 4) 111dt .we ha're lid - plo- p • pensiiy.to.eril,fbut, guileless .in: the .stiise. •Of sincere and eirifiding , ---46 stiApeet Ha' tritud . 1 in others: Su iieion- is not ,he tharacie:ristie of youth.lt ti the unliiipp', wrk of i.l.lperi -110 epee ; '..the influence at jeoi ies• N O our hearts, titg wittnuandingl' all ur i etrortsll to re . - sist it, from le ig ail : quaint:l lee', with [ ate in sitfficrily of milinkind..l The wofld flatters 4 . 4. and It thotisaio tetriptiltiernt, 'adaptecl with consffiranate Atli to di' yoting, allure iri.":--. P rofessed friends meet tis on the way; and as sure us that tliere is no danger. l'i!e g a y , the fashionablei itlid thel rich, the 'winning, kthe rievAitifill' o l ' the ile;:omplislrekl, :invite ,un 'to treat : , -,ritli • theni the path of .pleas- I ure, and to dtiiiht the isfi t rffestiOns of experi . i cum, and of akin.' We fe e l confident of . our . safety. We ssippo.e- {i , 44, may tread securely a little farther. , ; IVe sm no dlnger mean . We take another siOptill, nintyet another,!thiiik ! . lug t hat we art!:safti yet.,l Weltavetriial our .._ virtuous - priue4des thus.far, and thus' fin. they hear the trial. t We c ,ul2 retreat if Wei would. Me mean to retreat tlt inoment therilanger comeS n'ear. lint who4nOws the power of temptation ? :IVholknoivS when: daig , ,r shall rush-upon tis ;so that ive cannot- escape ? There is a dividing line..between safety and . dangef. AboVe 4 mid 4 •,eri u'cr Nianara, tile!ri v- - er spreads out into a lioaa . anf traninill ba sin. All is calm and din current tlows t gently on, and there Oven a light. API might he4,•;:tti• sled itL•safety. 1 You •zony glide nearer and. nearer to the rapids, adniiring the beauty of the shore, and loAim ng+ upon the laseiiling i spray of the cataract t, and 'listen:mg.! to the, amzry roar ,r the distant waters, - :ind be happy in the con-eiPnstieSs that von. are safe. ] You inavtzo a littlefOther, and may have power still to ply the ear to reach the, bank: lint there is a pointi hryMul which ilotina* power is vain, and Wile / re the mighty; waters:: hall sel ize the quivering bark, and bear i ot*' to • swift destru i L ion. fio perishes Man • a: yinlng man by tine powo of temptation. • ton may drink a social ;laps, You think, !with 4 friend, and be'Safe. oltiss more and. yoli ( 1i ce ,%.,, , , may be.safe still, and ano ler may : be takeit t 'ou think, without (inker.' You may l ;io to; the theatre (+lice, Yon suppose, andb e isal e ,„-H. •You may be pleaSed, and think you Mat go! . . again and be safe • stilh• You ale faseinated with the scenery. ,the acting:, •The sentiment;! and go again. • The aciing, the sentiMent i 1 not such as you saw ant j heard at the firesidO of your childhOoi ; not such as a !niother i ,l would love; not (Ole stieh as ton wouldwish, a sister to see. You ,cannot - lelil seeing that! b •it is indelicate, and proqine. -lint. you ] •‘ , ,,ill.bei ' sensible of less and lest hotter a,t t;l4t;.indeli 7 . racy and. profaneness there.. ,1 'fhere, is a polut where tio roung;'man is safe, and %Otero act upi,onverted heart is sek cure from the power of temptation.ll need not describe-the- ! i rjsult.:ll One allurenii'lltdoe,fi . not stand alone. .)one hard .lieen in jured .by Staying awav].(rom such r see6d.,. But oh. how Many bt.a4s have been hijoke'n as thi!: result of a visit to: such a placpof allitrtmeut. - • L- - •:- ......L.-- i - ' ' i , ! TawmPn. or lifqkli.No4l:-...MiOd constitutes the iiiajesty of man—virtue his true nobility: I The tide of improV!lnent whirlt is now -tlow ing through the land, like atidther,Niagara, is destine dto- roll On dOWnwarh to the latest posterity ; and it Will boar; thea, on its lir.- I sour, cur virtues, our'ili•-es, our glory or our shame,-or whatever eh=e may transmit as I an beritance. It the t a in areal measure du- I pends upon the piesetA; whether the. moth of immorality or ignorance- and limn/ shall i proVe the overthrow ',of the - reriOlic-; o 1 - knowledge and virtue, like pillarsl Shall supl 1 port her against the whirlwind of NV:O', amUi I tion, Corrailtion z and the remorseless tooth oi . time. Give and. children ••fortun'e - withoul education, and,: at least: hall' the nutirher will go down to_till, tomb of oblivionperhaps to ruin. Give them education, and they'livill ac cumulate fort4e.4; they will be a fortune to themselves ainito their countm It is-tin - in , ' bed Mace wort. 4 .more than, gold-- r fOr it -buys truelion'or—they can never spend Nee it, and through life it protes a Triendl-4-in death a consolation. ' --,--T-H-.OP-416- .0.- i jrgf - . The facde manner in which the-I-an ! , kee adapts. hmiself to ciTcumstauces, and` ! changes his.employment, or evim lii4 profes sion, is a 'matt4.,r of great wonder to the Eng lishman.. 1 - oip-idoctor . becomes yolir mule: driver, and to-Oorrow. you shall fiitd our ed itor a banker, pryour 'clergyman al briuker.' 7 -- A. day' or two? l snied, an 'English, geltleinen,:, resident among. us, whose nobleness of 4her acter and liosOtality are really baronial, vas entertainirrg til.,feil fri:nds at his" mansion, where the genial fir4esid stirs mans-, a mem .ory.of home it his . liever, when theTconverse- ' cation turned uPon old actuntintauces. "By the way," sabiLlie, addressing Col.' Pipes," of Pipesville, "W hat has beci.pne of our Old friend, 31r. L. that used tolkcep a haberdash er's store in Sacretnento ?-1 mven't seen him, .nor heard *front" him, this vet and.a half."_. ..‘ Why," said vol. tipes, " liejs liyifig in Shas ta city:" -" Whist's7l. din now r" , lle . 's a barrister." "I*, , barristqr I quickly respond ed Our HierliAfri-adi with as gennin aston= ildiment its we' ev e r belield.l .'•:A barrister! ' il l • . .11y,-how•s t ,nt ? lie wa: a merchant' two years ago ; bil did'ox studs- the professiOn in his youngei days; 41 lie ?" AI neptive 1..0d.. from Pipes. 4 ' IN liv, how can he- be a barris ter! What. cab be know of. law?" ." 0, sVr responded tlit, waggish colonel, ."...ilreceslify motesno O /ft 7t , i F 7 A Rai:road. fur is!etst. i Th e followiiticruotlie DristPl Times, Eng land! .. land in -, is both rtivtive, and.albusing : " We heard! )u anecdote Imp a.gentlinan -who recently ti j as - eile'd from Bristol to Lon- d,on which dis - pliys l the itlivk witted proiript- l itude of FolllC,peli;ple. 1 lhere was in the car-;7 riage with him 4 fe-llok-passenger, a . stranger to him,:bla: whti':‘l.loe looking- out .tif the 1 'window soon afe:x . he ,train passed Swindo'n,-' had -his hat blosin otri. s Witliont,kesitating a toomerit, or ra ' inn a .sectinfi iit. perplexity, he tOok fr , iint th' roof-straps over 'his bead a new leather liat:; nit, Ana threw l fit hut. 44' the I ti . w'zi owl aPer tißilifit.4l.llo4kt:4 ;1401101.A ilt this appeqrancepf foOlisli wilfulness; arid our informant ventuted tki tiSk: Milt if lie thought'; it a wise act, be :vise:he bed- lost his hat, ; to throw away bi.:ll4;a4lOk - alley. ", Certitinly,” ! replied the °flair', "My hat was .:11tiel l i: hat and if somewoikinali Or piditleirialt 1-j •ks i up, he will eir.lipr petit, n his greesyilteei Or cariy, it- al)?-ig to he next, station in his hand, . untplo a met dap', like this, it. is ruined. 'or when be sees thc . bat-bo t near it, he.will. harp .s.e.n.se 'enough to put it into it, and my nit Mel IS-on the liatbox, so that 1 eau have both ;Sentzr) to Ltiltlon after rue-;" - thus saying. be 'deliberatc4 , put on his' travelling cap; and inafic: h mselC quite - easy-_ on the point. Oter iiirmant-on Ireturning to Limn, curious .. was OP ug i to inquire at Swindon if theSe calculati s sere suce.essful, and learn ed that it wasp stis,he had anticipated. The bat-and bandbox were found,. Ind the . name being, seen, they ! werkaorwardeck on to Len don to. the owner. i''' ' • ' ' -•i far Bimed ..re they that, Jove and - do courting by R19012117,4:i0i they feel so roman= npai - 41 ,- -htfisil,y 4nd Cum:lrv:ill exil.l 4btertistments. IlirEß'S • CHERRY PECTORAL, Fut. thr - rapid curt; of Cioughs,Colds,lltiarseness, ; • Bronchitis, IVhoreping. Cough,Cii.coup • 1 , , . I Asthma and ,Consumptinn 7 ii . , • A moNo this numerous disrovettes ty;:ie • .11.licience has made in this genera '"_- c. - -.. - • lion to facilitate the bus in ess of Ins ~ I , , ' ...gr- prolong the terto of human exiSt enee, named .-: ' none ran be of !more real Val ? ----- ue to mantlud; than tisie contritos -.4 a.. - trap o , , , iii i i Lion of Chemistry tattle !leafing Art. I ,llf • st war,....... -- _ ~...z ._ ,J, A vast trial of itsvirt nesthroughoui this broad country; has Proven be yond a doubt, that no medicineor eombination ed• medi tithes yet kirtown,can so surely control and cure the nu m.'rous varieties of pUltuonary.disease which; i . have butte: o swept from onr midst thousautisind thpuitandterr year. Indeed. 'berets abundent reasoodo believe* It medy has at length been found which can he relied on, to cure the most dangerous affections oft he lungs Our sp ye here - will not permit us in publish. any, proportiOn of Le cures effected by Rause, but we would, Present the youowlog:-.-and refer further eno r av to oil American Ali or nanne which the agent bel. - ;41. willi always be pleased to furnish free. wherein are full particulars, and Ilisputableproof of these statement,. 1- . .0 ... re .of Trattsportion tato ens IR .R.,S. lf. Ang. - 4. '53. .... ... .. . _ .. D. RYER Dear rir,—My little so 4 four years old be just recoiered from a severe attack of malignant 'Scarlet FeYer, his throat war rotten, and every parson that visit -4 ed t blm.pronnuncelitim a dead rbild. Having. used your CZ; sant Pscron AL in Cal f •rni it, in 'the winter of IMO, fo a severe attack of Bronchitis, with entire success, 1 c l . was indtt ed. to try it on my little boy. I gave, hint a lea. ppOonful very three boars . commencing-in the morning', , ander t n' o'clock at night. I found,: decided change for th . e better, and after three days use. be was tittle to eat or drink without pain. ; - .. , It, use In - the above names' disease will !Faye, many a child from ("Premature grave, and relieve the, - anxiety of many a fond parent. For all affections of the-throat and Lungs. I believe it the beet Medicine' extant' A feeling ofitire drenest gratitude, prompts me in addres.ing these lilies.—but for your important diseovery, nil' little toy wnuid now have been in another world. . . .. I am Sours. wi!lt great respect, .1. D PIIVELL. Supt. Trans.;L. R. R. ! . Rock Hill. (Soniertet C 0.,) N. J "Jitly 21;'52. DR. J. C Arsa.-sinee your medicine hat - become kriown here. It ha. a greater.demandt.han anv'otb,ereougb. reme ty wejtave ev.r sold. Tt ip spoken of In terms of ' unmeasured praise by Orate who have well !.1; and I know of poinp cAsep,whertlthe best they eau' say ol It, Is not ton much for the good it. has .done, I take jpleasure in telling ii..beenupe I km,* that I am giving my customers the worth of their money. and I feel gratified In - seeing the benefit it confers. ri , ace tend me a further Pupply, and holier eine Yours, witl• respect '1 JOHN 0 WiIITLOOR. .S. Almost any ouniber of eettifientes eon he set.t yin, if yon with it \fledge?, 0. %C.. June VI, 1552, Avon-Sir ; This mny certify that r have used nr Cherry Pectoral rovnpattrols of one year; and, it is sincere belief that I Ahould have been in thy grave.ere is time irT had not. has [ cured me of a dine-inns ar tion or the lungs, anti I do • not overstate:,my con,le no when I tell von it tg a'priewess remedy., 'rout , very re.p,ectrully, Y ./ 011 fei• , . . . . r D. A. McCULLIN, Att!y at Law. . • WPkesharre.Pa., Septen.ber V 1,1850. Dr..l. C l Ayar. My dr It. Slr.—Your riirdi'clne is much r aopmred of h',l those who have WO it here, 413.1 its .com irisition is such as to insure and maintain its . , reputation. , I invariably nicOmrnet d it for pulmonary affeetions, as do ! many of our principat phyMcians. ' . ! ~ i [ I niti your friend, VII IS. PYRE ‘TS:II, M. D. 1 ' Preparqd by 4 AMES (.7. - AYEk, Practical and Analytical : Chemist, Lowell. Moss • _i • i 4 OLD BY 4 1.1 Turrell, Meatrore; 11. P. ze n. 11. Paton, Hayford, Chnri.h ec Plilnucy, Dtindaff: L. S;cott, Great i Bend. .By all! Druc.,.rkts and Dcalcrs in Mtdieine every ' where. 1 Sept 13—.1%140 . . . . !Stoves, SOves! HE sOseribers he leave, to inform the ea. T izens df Brooklyit` and vicinity that they jusi reqeired a lot of STOVES of the various Inbdern patterns and styles, Which thely offer for sate row as they can be purchased !elsewhere ter countle. I VE,SO-4 Idt of STOVE Pirr. and .F.llhn..es of the differenGsitec, at tnanufiticturers Prices. WANTE.D4-0141 Iron, copper :al brass in ex chaoge for Stoves or. other Good . • - Nor. 28. !1854 SMITH & HEMPSTEAD Watches, ite.welry, Silver Spoons. (-1 OLD and Silver , patent Lever. Anchor and Lepinc.Watchea4 just received and for sale 1:;‘• • . IBENTLEY ttr.i READ. New Goods • .1. WEBB is, now reecivi4 his Fall lA - . Goods. They havinu been beught ex t tnely 160, will be sold at the lowe4t (price for rtVy pay. , • Montrose, Sept. 12, 185.1.- • CHEAP' BOOKS. h i xtraordindry inducensitntsin the reading Public. y.ither of the following flee works %lithe seni free of post ag'e, on receipt of the price nunexrd. The Abduction, trial s.and Adrcntures f Payneta ',lf tidprille i Vtlfe of J nguatua II . Mandeville. of Ilaitimnre, who Nr3C tbteri from her hu•hand at 'Bogota, New 174anada, by_a hind of Spanish Robbers, and-by them detained in their. tribuntain tastneese. for thirteen month•. 'there, having pine through the molt terrible !teen ex that tbl'a iniagination e..4r, picture; the whole, forming the most truly weinderfal narrative of actual occurrencea ever yet placed before the tCa.ditig community. iVritteu by ber iluA4o4. Pricel2S• .ctiute. A Thrilling. and AS'tartlinn' ll'ork! tie authentic • •-• Confession. of William llasteesnn, The cruel Murderer it! his Father and :Walker! Togeth et, with d complete account of his various Itehherkc. and u niers, in clad' ng. that of Mr. Manning, of iittfhtio, N. Y., and the beautiful SUVA Emma Martin. Addcd to which it the history of the moat fiendish M.l4.derer, and expert It ut , cciir and PiektevAnt, Thoma s Little, the ao coatpltce of Mas terson* Price 12. rent , . The Beautiful Jewess, Myrtlel ltemlnza. Elierfamentable conneetion.with 'he dark find erentfu car"ct of Co as : B.Tnard.otheiwise called • •Prince Georttrl.;ppari, the late termination of *llOl4. ot•lren t .trer• in Madrid, neat the Palace of the Queetr. has created Fr, tich'n'Ontn ent, sad curb lutenist:, iaterertqa the • n preAs. • t . . , Thousands throughout the United Stator are familiar I with portions of the career.of" Prince Charles," but this 1 narrative sets out in plan colors blg whole career. especial. IV his connection With the rich and beautiful Jewess, Ra chelllterotorn, who oily x yelr ago mingl• d in the first cir cle: of New York. After relatin ' v his , adventures in the ' United States ,thls !Carr - die.. conduct a us to P.Doirid • to the Royal court of Spain, ReTealinx tbe•sccrets of , the Life cif Queen Isabella. Price 15 cents. • •tartling Diselo4zres ! .Mysteries Stilred ! or the ii. . -fri.q.ty of Esther Liringstrine. And dark career of Ilene y Baldwin. By George Lipparel This Narrative -not only pictures the singular career of - EstherLiigston and the crimes of llenryi Baldwin. but thnseenesli which they were-actors in the Mammoth Cart, arert4'ated by the wretched Baldiln,itt a boli,tridh fpl.hut absothing Ogle. And the murler Of Miss Annie Ginty, in Charleston. on the Night of her Marriage, is in these pages terribly explained. Price 15 cedes. , .... The Rival's Rerenge ! or the Loreli Quakeress, 1 - Catherline 31iddleson. .'-.. - - , . The Skillful Garaesterin Disguise!- fret singular es• reer wittothe startling developments in the life of Don - 5•311 , )r Jacinto," The Maniac Priest.' Priie 1234 cents. .11 TERMS—The above 'fire Thrilling and interesting Vol rues will be sent 'to any address in the Crated Rates and - Canada, free or restate. on the receipt of:A cents. Pota toasters Sr others; remitting two dollars. the above Five Books will be sent to gle....PersOns. free of Postage ; or On the receipt of five idollars they will be sent to fifteen pe.- sons. Larger Clnbs in the same proportton. 1 . l , All Letters must beaddrevsed to • ,' ' 1, i • ILILRCLAY & CO., .50 Ann Street, New Yuba , '• Alt theabcire Book A are splendidly Iflustrated..lm3 1 - 1 HIPGEANA. • i . . Brov g hi. //pnt . e. to the Door of thi. Million. lAWONDERFUL Diseotery has reornt ly,i been Madeby Dr, Curtis, at thi. thy. la the treatment of ColignMp. tikM, Asthma and all diseases of the Lung. Vre refer to I*. iDr. enttioe" Ifygenna or Inhaling IfygSan Vapor and I Fyrtip.” . With this new method Dr. C. bar restored many 1 4 1III'led ones to perfect health; as an evidence of whielthe Illf4 innumerable Certificates. Speaking of 4be treatment, In i.hygletanremarlf: It Is evident that itiholing—anortatit ly breathing an , agreeable," Stealing gpke;,re medicinal ' [pi- :pettier must come In direct ennettet,,w3th the whole of the axial cavity of the lungs. and tbukeecape the many and ra led Changer pfp4ueed upon them -Whew introduced Into the ttomach, anifoublected to the process:of digestion.— e Unmans Is foraale OA all the drugglits throughout the Country. *sa• Vont. bakhrnitn IfJun. 14. The Inhaler is worn nn the bread outer vhe linenwith lout the least ineotivenienec—the beat of tire body being i rufflcient to evapnrate the fluid. . • - Hundred, of VASEd of Cl:Unlike the following might itie n Ruled. One Package of Hyges , ..a hale etired me of the lASTIISIA of FIX years standing. 1 . Jas. f,lier , berry, Pi :31.c?Duniannan. Pa. I am cured of the ASTHMA 0119 yfarr standing by Dr. Curti's' Ilygenna. , I Margaret . Easton, 13rOoklyn, N; Y.. - Mrs .iPaul of No ' I', Mnmul ond St , K. Y., trait cured of a reverelensc of Itionchetis by, the Ilyrteanas - - 1 iMy rirter bsr Jaren cured of a DISTRESSING COCCI Thof several rears standing'. and dechled to he 'heatable by her. iphyricianr. Ehe 'liras cured:ln ONE MONTH by f1“.11y.. ;geaua. 1 4 : ~ , 1 ; Print, 6. a Peerage. - gold ill-Atilt 1, X INS .k. IIOYD St PAUL No. 149 eliambeeii St.. N. T .- 4 i rio•ltiges acne frcebv express to any parts of the -united ! i States for Teu Ilelhat.. ; 11•--Cortie 'lyceum le the OkICILiALand ONLY" iGestmr. ARTICLE, ail other., are bue:}mumitattnris or vile aud 1 ic..11 1 111017:3' eutoteefeit a. Shulit3 tliem ai you would 11019.011 *37yl--.Visfeloidr:l arFor Sale+ by Abet Taerell,Drorglg, NonFrose, Pa. A ;New lot of Gift Bnoks for New Years.— ..EV The life of P. T. Bimini and 11, Greeley. 'also Ten Nights in a Bar.itoom and What; I _saw there," by T. Arthur, a first ratelßoohifor ev. erybody. Enquire at the illontrose,l'ost office. I Montrose, Dec 27,1854. . PORK FOR SALE. 11 ponfc. FOR SALE liy the barrel, by M. 8. Witsox or A BALDWIN. Montrose, May 17, 1854; • Shawls.: T ,ONG and Sqnsre, Wool, Bnieho and Silk, .very kandsome styles, and nre . xtremelv low priers. ' IT. B. & • (let• 11. - • - • i .. THE FORES T .This excellent Medical Wine and the retreat -Pills, a n u t gaining the good Will, and becoming the favorite ni - lane of the pirople t and kuownits a most efftettral . :terned In this ears of pospeptilt,lfabltual Costiveaers4.irer Onm lainti, - As . - ma. pheis, qbstinate lteadaehe,Dillious D sordels, pi - plea Winches and unbealthy-Edk rOf the Skin.Jante • dice, /tore and Sever, Salt !Omuta. ErYnipelar, Goer plaints incident to Females, ,Latiguishlng Wealmsei, Night Sweats, Nervous Disorders, Gerieral Eli Malt and Unpaired et ate of the Oswalt ution. - Ent a short thus has etapeeirsincr these great a d goo inedicinee have been mile known to the public, y t then- Pandit have experienceittbeir good effect,. literati s given over by their physicians as incurable, hive been restore to ittertnil and vigorous health by their use. These med(. cines are unlike any other. Their two-fold properties act :directly on those organs of the stornachdiver -nd li.kineys, which secrete the Stride, mud separate the impurities from th e blood. This Wine and Pills never weaken, but give strength and animation to both body and mind. I • I! Thema' amount of good these medicines have .ilone far the sick and afflicted have induced thousands to rommeoll them to their Mende and the, public'. -Individtialli ! of th l e highest integrity have volun tarily teatified Odle world in favor of their extraordintuy virtues. De. 1. A. Stanley. a celebrated h letter from Princeton, New Jewel'. dated P No Y ir 'lc .r l ti n , ' n I ! St , drama that in All his experience he had never seen an ,- tbirig to compare with the Forest Wine and Pillsl at the rain, time_relating several eases of constitutional DebilitY and Scrotulune affections which it cured In an ineredible _short time. .Amon,g•the members of the Facu4 n eoew Fork. who have witnessed the greet resale] or thp .Foreet Wine. and recommended it in nurneron•emiplaints will be. found the names of the celebrated Dr. M. T i Gooct• man, Dr. L. Otieesman e Dr. Chilton , Dr. Wai. Droin. Di. Merviii. Dr. J. M. al oreano and others. ' TESTIMONY of Mr. Johnsion Bllrke, &highly resileetabi l e chileof Waverly-Pate, New York : I 'Da. (I. W llst.sior ..-oDear Sir.. I esteem the Forest Wine P the King of aledicintts It has done for Me in five , ii weeks what three physicians felled to do in at , many yea et. In 154.. I became tile victim of the Heart Dlsswae.and Nei- Tone Affections which have been ;rowing on 133.• ever Finer until! procure.! your Forest Moe and Pills, although I had wasted several hundred dollars for medical ,atteni - mace. During the lest two, years I was obliged to kee p my tintt.e nearly all the thne, and gave up business ince - eequecice of my ill-health. I had lost nearly all hopes .if recovery, my complaint Was of that class under whirr "nature sinks and Hie becomes a but-Own." Seeing youlr Forest Wineadvertised I concluded to :ire it a tri, al, - and befbre finishing the third bottle I felt like a different per-. eon, and was able to resume business seals', retired,' cured by takine aye bottler.. For the benefit of those allfictrid with elmilar complaints you wee at liberty to publish ihiii. Youre..k.e; .1. lIIIMEE, Waverly Place,'N. Y. . 'General Dehility,Entaciation,wasting of I?e?dy;el4. Many are afflirtel with sonic one of the above complaints without being able to trate: it to any particular entree, and therefore delay the use of the proper remedy until the dlS retie her:ases constitutional. The disorders ate often characterised by a sense of eluting, er entire exhaustion after exercise. Slime experience sluirgistiteene. - lassltnd e 'MO at times paleness or flushing of the cocotte:mute pa . pitation of the heart; or like symptoms. The excellent effects which have ever attended the We of the Forest Wine and l'ille, in every Species of ilehilito, iii conclusive evidence of it- happy results id this class el dieOr.lers. Many have resorted to these medich ea as n ultimatum, and Wen speislity cured. For Nerve a disc. - dere and Debility the Wine and PRIs are taken akaordi g to the directions on, the label. • . :To the Irit I it , o.—Tra.. 'wants' and ineelmess a - cempany the highest perfewion of health. which again i - vnriably foilowszthe PUREST STATE OF THE Br SOD wh a t ar tifi c ial ippen tares equal that vivid exprexstrln 1 countenance which emanates from health! What pain P can compare. ith the erimo•neil related blood canting I is brilliant ruse rte hue Ih'ough the tat - esti:went texture of the skint What therms am more captivating than thek armature, in her highest perfection ! !Let Dr. Ifitisevra Wine supply the place of all costnetieke.! The use of this exeellent Wine in a short time ceisatee pure, rich bt oo il, which conr-ing thrOugli the seine, penetrate!' IM• minut est fihree that scope towerds the surfacelof the skin, rains lug all unhealthy pimples atoll Wiitebee „t u disar oar, li parting a vivid. rosy eolor to _the skin, and brit' ant e . I tension to the eyes, • . - THIS. i- NATURAL SE t I:TY. I• In corroboration of these facts , Dr. Hals-y heft-many testimmials. The following is from a lady of ihestriont 0:- - rpi.etable stitriding In society, tent to us by her tirother, resoling in Ruhr. rs Street. - • ! ' I Dlt . 0 W. II %I.;EY— New york, July 'i.194:). My sister, from her vnuth. had been in very ; delieMe health, complaining freou. et ly of weaker, of the ehet, . attended with a cough. About thence ofeighteett she be gan to gerniu eh worse. For six months pre einna in emit. meneille: with your intollein• s she bad net been able to pH out of the house. tier countenance was greatly eanaei.tt 'I yellow and sickly. Ger fare and neck was covered wi li disnoreeablepustnles. eyes very mile!: sunken,! end h-r 1 eongh in^rOasing In fine. 'hr bore every now...armee .f F enn to-e..oiing en unhappy vie: iin io row:woolen. o t this time I procuted for her sem. of your Ferest Wine and Pills,which she commenced using according to the dirge tines. She groinally improved as she followed up the trse of them. lier first symptoms of recovery was an nnenro. ni nety good appetite , her!fare finally become smooth. alul her cheeks rosy. lier cough left her inns-ether, .. she us now at rot?g and vicnrott., and presents the !biers. exritnl le of health I ever witnessed. JOHN S. MAXWELL Dr. G. IV. - Itesev's Gum-.Coaied Forest PilIT! Mannfactureil or. the same principle as the Forrat Wine, • to which It is en important adjunct. They are coated with pure Gum treble, an important invention, for which Dr. i Galin tins received the only patent ever granted on Pills I by th.l.q.,rnrocnt of the United States. i ! I Dr. lielsey'a Forget Wine and Gam-coated Forest Pill s, I unite in arompliehing the same grin! end TllllPUrilleati6 I r.f the Ttinoil, the Itenovation -and Reoforation of lie I Stomach and Rowels. . . The life principle Of man ie the blood, no *loner ore those orrotop of the stomach whkb secrete the bloo.l, I cleassed of morbid matter and recto e a to healthy actiion by the nee oPthe:Fere t Tina., a n•MarP rich Mori , ' malde to flow in the veins, by the use of the- Forest Wine, than. i diseaSebegine to vanish. and strength and ener4 of bel.ly ; return. This is the nrineiple cm 'eh is Vino led nits:. ! great medicines. and liyarbleh n all disease-I ertoen ed I The Forest Wine is, pnt up in ha o esoniiro linttles, wth jo . flr.„,li,,i`T'A rirdir hiclirll in the glass. (Inc DrOlit per h t i tie. nr sit bottles f.rFive DoPers. num.colted torrent 11S '.II cent. per Boat - For Sale by the sopninted Agoras, et, Wholeoale and TZetnil. Generel Dept, 161 Dunne str et, on .' dant from llndsen. New York. Aponinted Ageptfilnlintitro'se,-AbelTurrell; Great Be d, .1 Lucien Rem t. ! . ' . Ilyl change quarterly. . . . , NEW GOODS. • ~ i . L q 3IILLAN &. PARK return their grate ul . l ..il . knowledgtnents to the public for past a- vors,• l c invite attention to the , very large stock of Spring and Summer Goods they are now e... E t eeiving„and o ff er for sale at very low iWices. In to 061:us - nal assortment of staple ry Goods, , roceries. Hardware; Crockery; Paidts, and 0:Is &c., they are•prepared to exhibit a large as,.ortment of . I. . - LADIES DRESS GOODS , - • of every description, • Figured, Plaid and Plain, Silks. Bonnets. Shawls, Ribbons. Gloves'illosi ry Ladies and MiSSes shoes of all kindS—als a large stock of READY MADE CLOTHINGi • Cloth?, Caisimeres Tweeds, Jeans, ;Sum er Cloths; . Vestings, ' hats and Caps, Roots and Shoes &c, &c. - - • i I • They respectfully solicit. an early all from those who wish to purchase Goon Goons AT • I • Low' PRICES. . . • McMILLAN & PARK. Springville, May 2, 1854. I 1 t - 1 . Farmers' Umon Insurance Col o.ffice, Athens, Bradford Coanty,iPtire CAPITAL 200,000 , . SECURED BY BONDS AND MORTGAGES ON K. ESTATE. A • 'INSURE'S against loss by Fir?. Houses.Sto 1.. and other buildings, Goods, Wares; and 3 eliandise, on as fatomblp terms as any sim. Institution. Losses promptly adjusted and pl ' DIRECTORS.' lion. Horace % illiston, Francis Tyler, Gen Perkins, J. T. D. 31yer, C. N. Shipman, C 1 NVelles, Jr., J. E. l Canfield,. Athens; lion. .J Laporte, Towanda: Gen. Brad'er Wakeman, eeyville ; Geo. 31. Holienbaek, Wilkesbarre'; ehael 3lylert, Laporte. Pa. OFFICERS. . - i Hon. Hornet Williston, Pr , s.; C. F. Vellel Vice Pres. and Tress.; J. E. Clinfield, See'y. Address, 0. S. Begie, 3footrose, Sn4queh: county, Pa.-28y1* , . - Our Stock of Stovesi . TS now completed—and we would-Like thi: portunity to say that we can show ;the beautiful and splendid patterns of Parlor Cooking Stoves to be fonnd in the count Among them . can be seen the Revolving F. and Gothic Parlor, for wood or coal, entirely patteins, and decidedly pretty stove's. from five to ten dollars. i. . Of our Cooking stoves r we think it tieedl say much, only to remark that• we are se them at our former prices, and judg,ing fro rapidity, of our hales, we believe the public entirely satisfied with the prices and qualit our wares. . WO have a "few left" of the "Clinton Tight; Elevated Oven stove," set; nowledge all to "be the - best conking stove now in n. Rtissia and English pipe at old prices,nd ming.s and - Tin Ware of all desciptipne, at ;very lowest rates. - ,J. DICKER-MAN New - Milford, (Jet. 24, '54. - I Everything.wirks to a Char S COTT, JOIINSO & Co. are no 4, rece 0. a new.stock of Fall Goods, and ute rea wait upon the people to anything the' wi the lino of Dry, Goods Clothing, IGroe Hardware, Crockery. Fish, Salt. Iron, !Boot Shoes, &e&c 'VVe.*ill surely , sult all call and see us at our Wore in Spruibille. 'scorr, JOHNSTON & t Springville, Sept. 27 1854. . • WO' ted. 3 5000 bushels of Oats, 2000 bushels of oni, WOO bushels of Rye, 1000 bushels offDri Ap ples, 1000 bushels of Buekwheat, 500'busb :Is of Beans, Ind any quantity lot Partililies; of the highest - market prices. in exchanze fn GoOdS,by SMITH & 11EMPTE4D. . .. k` blan!,. lEnow Thyself ft .. 1 , t An Inrat noble B - 00, for ZS ittile-0,. Leery Anil, aluiuld hart a ropy " - ~ ,4,, . , , 1 -• 100,000 COPIES .SOLDIN ..-:-..... s o ‘...` V., ,i.i , /Ili,' LINS TILAN A YEAR. A drew .• .4%., AT,' - .sli'c,y'a- - .:e. edd:on. Tensed and improved; ' - !'"icji.st ilomed. . • - ; • •••:...".•!:: ' •-' ' orrere .'.... Dr..llu.iter'e Medical Manual ...•.• , ' ~ -'I: anti hand ilocrk for theitllicted •,.....,. Ataavaz .: „:".- Coot..airib.g an Gatlin. oflhe on. . ....„:„..... r ., , , . N.,s; gin, progreAs.treat man , &ode ore ,'..**:/,', , . .::.;;" true•eery - font* of disease eon. ' i //' ! !ll' 1, 1 olihy promlecnouseeinal ..,. Inikreoutte, by /elf: abuse or by sexual oxceeai with. atfeiee for their prevent I,rsi, wiitten-in a feini.iar ety.e 'avoiding all niNliral tecbonnt JD ea, and eceiltbion ttistroldd offend the ear of decency;: with an 0 u‘line of complaints inch:lent to Famaliv, from the re-sult id eome twenty pines - Pummel fu I piaotiee exelnelrely devoted to the cure of dlseages;cd a .delteato cr piirate boture: . . . To which is added recelptp fur the Cuff' of the above Sta mmer; and a treatise on the cause*, gyntptome and Core of the Fever and Ague.. , - Testimony of thr Profeso . ro•Ohstetrirs in Perin. Colirge, Philodelfshiu—" D . HUN MR's; NI RD ICAL —The author o. this iron, unlike:the majority of these who advertlei to core the. d I peeper! of %bleb it treats is a creduate of one comp cotipog in the Unitedritates. It affnrds me pleasitre t recommend him to the unfortu nate, or to the victim of malpraetiee,as nstleceitsful And experienced preeritioSter. in whom, honor and integrity they may place the greatest confidence. doe, E. ',GNOMONS, bl 1:11 Prom A Woodtritrtl, Af, b., of Pena . Philos delphn.-11 giros me ploaSure to add my tePtimoni tnithe professional ability of tbe Author of the" Mit pleat. MAN. Nutnerous!caPeriuf DiliPeae of the Genital Organs, acme of them of tong ' , Mewing; have come under Taylor>. tire.in which his still bas been , manifest in restoring to perfeei health, in slime CISCP whet sp.,the patient has been considered beyondUirdical aid. ha the treatment.of Seen inal weakners. or disarrangement' of the functions pro duce,' by alfabui , e or Excess of •enery. 1 do not know hie seperior ! in the; prorepsion.- L have been acquainted ,with.the Author prone thirty years, and &remit no more than justice to hem at well en kindness to the unfortuhate victim of early indiPmethin, to recommend him as ono In what, profeasionnl skill and integrity they -may PAW) , confide themselvei. ALFRED WG ODWARD, M. D. " Thisid, w.thofit exeiptinn, the most compfehmksive and intelligible published on the class of diseape of which it treats. Avoidirig ell technical tertnp,it addrePti esiteelf to the res!ien of Its readers It is free front all objectionable matter, and' e parent .however faatidiOni, can object to pisctrig it in the bands of his meas. The aw thor hasdevoted many peers to the treatment of the vari ous complaints treated of and, with too little breath in puff. and too tittle ipresainettotr to unwise, . he has offered to the world, at the merely nomiva,l price of 2 5 . cent l ,l the • fruit of some twedtj years' most Pueceaeful practice."— .11erobL • - - "No teacher or parent Pheuld be without - the knowledge Imparted ir , tiiisinvalnable work. Itprould rave yearat.of pain,mortilleation,andmirow to the youth under their, chatee."—People'S Adroente. A Freabyterian:eiergyinan in Oble, writing at "Hum tree Medical Manital" gays :--"ThtiuPaMi a upon thous! ands of our youth. by eel' example and Influence orthe parisionit,have been led into the habit of self polin'iou, without realising the xin!end fearful consequences Upon themselves and their posterity. The coartitutions of thome awls who are raising! families have been enfeebled, it not, broken down And they de notknow the cattle or the cure. Anything that can be done en to enlighten and Influence' the pulitiemind not to eheck,and ultimately to remove this wide - spread 'sourer , of human irretchedness,, would confer ' the errate*t ble.Ang lIVXtto the religion of Jesus Christ, on the present. and eeming eeneratiow. Intemperatide (or thence of intoxiniiiingAdnko though it ha.a.,thilit thous ands upon thomwt Or, is not a greater scourge to the ,ha man Tn.,. Accept my thanks on behalf of the aftlieted," • and. believe me. year cceiworl.er in the good work yoti ! are go aelively eneeeridirs."' One - ipV enveloped) will be forw,aided, free of poFtnce. to :Inv pert ado. United States' for, cents. or eopirti for Q. - 1. I A , Idre.P. (post paid) CORDEN & C 0.,. I rubli-hers. or ltoT IPG. Philadelphia. 1..77" flookgellenr., tl.trivngtirrs and .Book Agent's Pt:Malted !!. no the most liherai terms. 24y1 - DOotor Yourself: THE POCKET BESCULAPITTS: Or, Eorr , y on' him ownPligsician s , E TI ETII Edition, containkng Ax—: 7 _Lt7ue hundred Thigravinga, 'showing D - I,,easea and Malformatione of the! Hu man .systeizt in every shape and form: added a Treaties mi the Disen'ses of Fernalr!s, being of the highestinipor tuncc to tn-L F .riocl people, orthose.cotemplatingtnar riage. By' . iV Young, - 111: .D,- Let no faillet be ashamed to present.a copy of the leScullipies to his child. - It way save him from an early !grave. Let no , young man or wo man "enter intoithe secretobligations of marriedlife• without reading the Por.ket - Aesculapius. Let no oue sufr•ring front a hacknied cough, Pain intim. Side, restless !nights,l nervous feelings, and the whole train of Dyspeptic sensations, and given up "by their physic.4an. be another moment withoutcon suiting the - AISCULA.PILTS. Have the married, or those about to be married any impediment', read this truly useful book, as it has been the means of attrii:g thousinide of tiufortitnate creaturesfrom the very jaws of &rad!. . • t rr A n y perso n sending twenty fire cents en closed in a Irti.er, will receive one copy of this work by mail,! or five copies will be sent for Oue Dollar. - Address (post. paid.) DR. WM_ YOUNG, No. 15'1 Spruce St. Philadelphia. Mardi I. . Pumps! Pumps !! IlliF. groi&.st improvement of the a 0.0.- C. IL. Williams' Patent Double . Acting Ball, Valve, Foreeland Lift Pump. An improvtimen l i t above all otln , ryumps or •maChines, for lifting and throwing.water, combining both a purnp and Firc_Engine: I 'Phis Pump, patented in February,. 154, is tile' ',whole of it metalic, no* bUlts or sl3 rews abnoti it to rust, consequenntly . its will I Ita man's , Ve t;tne. It, can be "used in every variety of form, can draw ,Water from any 'situa tion and 'careit to, any part of a' house, it is superior tit all other pumps for distillerieS.4 3 a, per Ntills,lT:innerie:s Brick liarris,'lron Works and 31annfaOuring establishment's of all kinds. All orai.rA!must be addressed to Addison ! Dim . - m:A, Loderille, I'a.,-who 'has blught the sole right for ttStiltehanna - Countr; • • ' ,•-. : Aug. '2 4 ), 1854.-35tf. - , , • ' • i • TiATENT, MEDICINES.—A small and jodi eiousl)i!seleeted assortment, inelnditig Dr. S‘Yayne's, Jayne's,. and. Throop's preparations, Wright's anti Phinney's Pills, Davis' and Thayr's. Pain KiGr, &e: SMITH & 1 - IE3TSTEAD. Proolifitn,!Atia. 22, 1854 • 1 New Line of Nail Stages know ----- - - 1010 • 574:AK 4113.11.411. KIRKWOOD TO MONTROSE.. A STAGE 41,11. leave Kirkwood, p &Psis; thronaCor Liberty 21 - e.,er.tymornlngartetthearrl val of the Mail rrains . ohlars,both East and West,resich ingliontrose 1 P.M. ' RETURNING,-; LrareMonfrciaedittly,(SundaYseireptedl at 2 P X reaching Klrltoodiri time to take the Mali Trains o Care,tiottfEaet and West, being the nearest nd rito4 feasible routeto reach the New York and Erie It 'road. Thisline i tit erAectra tri-weekly lltio.forDimo •kSpring ii vine, l'ankhannoek, Wyoming. and Wilkesbarre. which' lenseellontrose at 7 A M every 3fonday, Wednesday and Friday. Als‘4, alio e• o Friendeville,Leraysrille.ko.Clood Teainsend comlortablet.Tarriages are proridedi and the Proprietort4lll, , pare no paparto accommodatt the Peib• Ile. .1 W K. IIAT(31; 5ep.12,1851. ' MORGAN &WEST. .. ohn 'I 1- : . Watches and Jewelry:. 4-...?.... rpitE subscriber hag 'return. - ' -L. ed from Nev York with - - - .si ',..114 the largest variety Of !Watith /, ) I ,•••'.5 17 , es, Jewelry, Plated Ware,Mad 1 1 . A I ":••' ..,, other articles in his line, that • • 1,. •-- ' Av, , C 0 ! 4..- has ever been offered 'to the. WI ,-• - '..; - r -;- . citizens of : Binghamton and vicinity. I Consisting of a very heavy, stock of Gold liunting Duplex 'Skeletoni English Patent Lehr, Enameled ,and - Anal - latches,' Silver Lever, 'Ahehor and Lepirie o:',. lir plain- Ll w and hunting eases, Gold Vest fob anct , Gunrd chains, Silier do. - do., Gold . Seals, Keys; Slides, flooks, Sw:iyels, Pencils, Thimbles, Lockets, Ear rings, Finger Rings,-Breastpins,Crosses,Speeta. cies, &c. ISilver Cake. Pie, Fruit and Butter KniVes, Silyer Ladles, Forks, Spoons, Cups, Card Cases- ' and; Napkin • Rings, Coral . Beads Shell .Combs, Knives and ScissOrs, Plattisi • Castors, Cake and Card Baskets; Candlesticks, Snuffers .and.Trays,lSpoons,. Knives and Forks, Chicks of every - Aesefiption, a very large stock .of Gold pens, ilair and Tooth brushes,•Buffathe! Back, dressing, side and pocket Com bs, fine tooth and India Rutlal do., porto Monais, -- &e. &di &c.- _ 'The above; goods having been purChased. at' the Present dep ressed state of the • market; enables the undersigned to offer them to - his . cuStomers at unusually for prices, and to which he would respectfully invate the - attention K of all persons wishing toiobtain any article in hi. gtne..: • ALFRED 'J. EVANS. • . No. 2, Odd Follows Ilan,. • Binghaniton, Nov. 26, 1834. . - g t bp ost and ont, ew s tcp, tho IMO Of Vi* ly Lo h in riot, and that • Flour Bt." Salt,• SALT- by the load or single bbl. for sale at the Hopbottom Station. • Also floor in quarter bbl. outeks at. *2,75 'per sack. BELL & TINGLEY. • Hopbottom, Get. 120854. AA . GOOD assortment of JEWELRY consisting bf - E# Rinks, Ear Drops, Breast Pins, Fing er Riagq , &r. 4.t. just reeeived at • BENTLEY & READ'S. AF FL ICT ED READ n/,lol:l22—ltsiablfsbed 020 LA 4121.2 EDICA stslgears ago by. Dr. KIN KE & LlS,corner orrfiltd Cull)n .• between Spruee'and Pine, Philadelphia, pi, . _I mi was ttd a are apprised i Dr. KINKELIN confine s . bliprietice ton pat tinnier branch of medicine, wtdeb ett gigeehls Undid led 'Mention. lie cautions theunfortunate against the abuse of me teary ; thousands are anouitly mereirrialisedont *MU • Recent alfeetlontista atompay 'extinguished', Tweaks y YeselsOf CYCperience in thetteatment oft class of t lieesses hitherto neglected amlimperfeetly &Mood, has etiabled9r.AlN Uo a or awo na est S ELT. Passe avartosoto .p rove that nine tenths of. be, eauses of nervous. detility ;local a-. .t constit utlonal weak. ness.mental ens physical auffering, are traceable to-cer tain habits, forming the mutt secret yet deadly and fatal swinge ofdomestle Misery and premat it re mortality • ,-- iris Ite , •ts et lc it Its r N4 . 11l ICC—The eip unAllihabit sosnetlinesiodutged in by_ boye.in solitn , often growing s t up with them to manhood.and which. if ot 'reformed in rigs time, not tudy begets' siorionsobatael a io. matrimonial olippiness,huk gives sisa to a sesiesof protracted:lnsidious, and devastotlug affections.. rear of those who give"way to this pernicicins practiec are ,isware of the nonsequeooelb Anvil they find the nervous system shattered feel strange and u naccountable feelings. and vague fears in i themind. The uhfort neat e thus affected becomes feeble.ls unable t o i a b o k with oecustotoed vigor, or to apply his mind to study : his step is tardy and - weak .he is dull, Irresolute, and engages in his spurt with iris energy than usual. If he emancipate hintlelf before the practice has done Its weestoind enter matrimony. liiis ms:riavt is unfrnittutand blesense telly him that;this Is ceased by his early folliel. ..These aresoas; , fera !loos teltich shoe Id a waken thecatention of Mose sirniturly!sittruted ' - - lilinerliasre reoulreithe fulfilment of . ' I condi tiOns, in order that it May he really-the cause of aiutual happiness. Could thoOell which . Corers the origin of do s =esti,. wretchedness he raised .ind its true Router in every instance disclosed—in how mazy could it ',Memo , ' to DltTs' teal.lisrinalifisadions avid their attendant disappointments! Apply them while It is yet time. In order to have your 'sa fari:mg and relaxed - organization vebraced. rerivined and strengthened. • ' Ns - se . Is E dour, fig.l.: fie who places himself under lie. lITYAKIILIN'S treatment mayreihriously confide in his hon or as a gentleman, and rely. upon the assurance, that the Seerets of Dr. K's . patients will never be dioclosed. ' Young man—let no false modesty deter you from mak ing your ease kn,sin to;lne who.from education and respees tability.can certainly befriendd you. Too many think they will conceal the secret in their own hearts, and curertheinseives. Alas! how often is this a fatal if einsion",isid how many a promising young man .who might have been an ornament to society has faded from the earth.! . . . , Stricture, of the urethra are ritpidly removed by the ippliestion of* newtlierap rutin agent, weed only by, Dr. K. Weakneve an 4 con4tiVational debilliy promptly cured, and ull vigor; estored.. • • • Ircittratiry In Vali Me Can 'hare (by ,toting their. cave explicitly ,rogether with all thclrsymptociv, per let. tereaclosing a remittance) Dr K's. mediolne,,appropria ted accordingly. , - Forwarded to any cart or tho Malted States, and packed sroure frnn DA M#1:14 4 or CURIOSITY. READ P.-....YOuth and Manhood• A Vieoromi Life or a frernatoreptiAth, Kinkt/in on Sty- Preierrilion—Only 25 Cent S. Tt Is a work nininenily required, as a mean's of rnfgrat log the TiGOA of the age in whnitt we li re. Also, , I NA,TUELE'S With rules for the Ptc4ongiit ion of Life jri itfrom the Pre;s kletter with a renalttatiee of 25 cents., or the Talueln poststamps, addressed to—Dr KlNlC.ELfN,Ptilladelphia, Pa. will secure a copy of either of the above 'books by return of mail; or 12 copies will he cent free of. postcge for $l.. Booksellers, Elanvessers,Travelllne Agents, Ate , Supplied wholesale at publisher's prlces;which .admit of a large profit. fxr All Letters ants/ be postpaid, Australia, California, Or anyplace, on the Globe, cannot present greater inducencnts than KEELER cf;;STODDARD'S BOOT AND SHOE STORE. w El oi l v C o ll a i s s o n o o rt w m . o fi n l7 t e d of w a i t r h t ioal.onse a in i n h li e i e r x i t i e u zi o; embracing a general variety of new and elegant styles of. Ladies and Ge.ntlemen'e wear; among which.-are Ladles French, Silk Lasting and Tre nille Gaiters, Kid , and Enameled Polkas, Kid Pat ent leather and bronzed Jenny Linds.„ Buskins and Ties; gentlemen's French and Philadelphia onk,tanned calf skin and !kip Boots, Congress and button Gaiters, Monterey and. Washington Boots, toilet Slips, Morocco, calf„ and Cowhide Bro gans, &C, Boys hip, calf and cowhide .Boots and , Brokans; all kinds of Misses and Children's wear. Also, sgeneral assortment of Findings, which con stet in part of lasts, pegs, sparables. Hungarian nails.tacks, thread, wax, Bristles, shoe binding, awls rasps, sandstones, shoe knives; &c.: Also, oak end hemlock tanned calf upper and Solelentli. iir,o4orocco skins and !linings. Work made to order and-repairing neatly.dune.. KEELER r.& STODDARD. Montiliite,June 1.11843 NEW GOODS At the "Upsonville Exchange.' Frl - 14 inhabitants Of; ,Upsomille and vicinity -1 are again favorediwith an exhibition of as. other choice selection of Fall and Winter Goods at the old stand of thesubscriber. - (Doors open daily, Sundays.excepted, from 7 o'clock A. Ikl., until) 9 o'clock P. M.,)! where may be seen, sold and bought, a g ood assortment of Dry Goods. Groceries, Cr ockery,' Hardware., tltoneware, Woodenware, Fish - Nails, Paints, Oils, Fluid, Blots -&.. - Shoes,., Clothing, School Booki, Trunks, Carpet Bugs, Yankee Notionsf &c. &c. &c. All who . can and , tri ll pay, for what they buy either down, or within a reasonable time thereafter, are Invited to cll. Those belonging, to that other class may as well go where they can do better. All kinds f Farmer's Producif t Butter, Lard,:Eggs. POrk, Poultry, and 'Cash, re 'ceived In exchange for Goods, - .' 1 • - JOSEPH L. 11ERRMAN. N Dpsonville, Oct. 7,- 1854. - • - _ Stove 4: Stoies!!•Stoves::: THE subscriber wishes to call the atfention his friends and the Public to his sery large assortment of STOVES, • at his new Store Room in Lodersville, next to -L. S. Lenheitres•Store, and near the Qreat. Bend Vepot. He h:is in addition ti his former lar g e variety of Cooking and Patio Stoves, in:it - I - new Patterns, some of which are , sr- mehoks, . 1 Peach Bra 'eh, 4 ire Fly, Modern Troy, Mohawk, Medallion; . Black Warriot, - _ Orient, Oak, . • . ' Egg Stove, Which together With his former stock will be perhaps the most extensive and varied assortment of well selected Stoves in the County. - • `ft * * Clinton Stoves wdA furnilhed at low prices. Eff" All articles in his line ketit on hand and made to order as usual, and orders received at his old stand in Ginat Bend. •• ' JOHN'COLSTEN. Lodersville & Great Bend Nov., 18,53.---tt- TIME CHANGED; EtiWZ1G3 1 17.:4773. Delftware, Lackawanna & IV. It: S. FALL' A.ORANGEMENT! . • O, - N and after Thursday, Noy. 23 , 1854, the Pas.4cogeil Train will leave. Scranton at 12 M. -• Due at Great Bend at 2.30, r. 31.• - • Connecting with the Day Express Trains on the N. Y. & E. R. it, both east .and west.— Passengers taking this train will arrive in New York aD9,30 P: in. and in Dunkirk at 11. . Return. will'leave.Great Bend on the arrival of the Buffalo Express bound West, (3.20 P. in.) which departs from Nowt York at 7, a.". Al.,—and ii A 'arrives at Scranton at ' .5-,'P. M. nt The Freight Acceodatioia Train, with pass. anger car attaehed, wit depart from Scranton at 1.50, r. in., due at Great Bend at 6, r, si., connect ing with the Mail Train borind West, and the Night Eipress Trains hounitboth East and West.• Returning,_ will. Benddepart from Great Bend 6.30 A. in. and arrive at Scranton, 11.00, A. at. ,Stages will be in waiting on the arrival ofTae senger Trains at Scranton, to convey passengers to Carbondale, Pittston, Wilkeidiarre, Phitadet. phitt via. the Reading IL R., Easton, and all other intermediate places.; ' ' D. U. DO . TTERER, Sup'L Sup't Offwe, Serant A in, Noy. 18, 1854.. i c 25if ' Drugs )1101icin9s., • . AFRESH stock of Genuine Drugs and Med iciries, Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs &e. for Sale by ' Dec. 14, -1854. i BENTLY;Y:& READ., Hoese Power4l and Steam Engine'. ONE and two Horse Powers for threshing and other purposes, and a sixteen Horse rower Steam Engine, for sale low nt the Eagle Foundry. • Also, Stoves;Plows, and all Irituls of . Castingirfor Machinery and other purposes. SApre, BkNTLEir & PrIIKINS. Montrose; Dec. 1, 1854. ' • : • New . Goode. • AGood assortment—to arrive this week, a lciw prices: "Call-and -examine. HAWLSI' . dz. MOTT. Motdrone, SeptJ2, 1854. '• • Buffalo Robes. A LARGE lot oihandsome'Robea, n Par/ of A them whole,Didlan dressed, end very wipe. rior enters and quality. ' .U. B. &Co. Gibson Oet."l I, 413154. THE MO.IiTR.pSE:3AMPCIUT.- PUBLISHED BMA:ill enspitir MORNING BP' eIeVSB -Dibir EDITORS Air D Puorufnou s. .. ... . , .. TE n R 5....$ 1,50, cash in advace; $2,00,if not paidrthin'sik months ;ind $2,50'; at the end - of thes?e r. No paper discontinued until arreira. ges are paid, except at the option of the, Pub. Ilishers. All communications Connected with the office, to insure attention, must be directed (post ;paid) to CHASE & DAT, Sfontiose,t3usquehanna County, Pa. • ; • , . . . , -Rates of Adyeiltsing. One square (12 lines or leAs) . 3 insertions, *l,OO • Each subsequent insertion-, - . 4 k 0,25 One square three months, . One square six - thOnths, .. . i, .... .. . .4.00 Business Cards, four, lines or i lei;s, 3,00 Yeirly advertisements, not over 4 sqnareit, 7 1 00 ... .. Oaf column one'year, .• . . . . 80,00 Yearly advertisers will be regrieted to the businese in which they are engaged ;and are eon. hideied as wishing to continutadvertising unless they shall give special directioi3Er for a disobatin once of the same., . . . ' . • JOB WORK. - , . , ' Sr The publishers having,adddd to their-fob Printing materials a large ,:and superior. "assort ment of Ib Type, are nowi.prepared4oezeipte Job Wor in a manner unsurpassed in this. see. i Lion of co ntry,and on the most reasemableterms. ~. Blanks of ever demeriptiortkept . eonstaatry on hand Or printed to order. . itsiiii . s . -,.gliOttili BRYANT 110111SX Great Bend Depot, Pa Ammo' Bar ANT,Troprietor. ' 1 BURROWS, SPROUT I& -Matiulattureirs of Siaou:r's.Coithrsin RuctSrxmas, Hughesville,Lycoming Springs may be had (4151. S.Wilson, MOntrcae. Win - . W. SMITH dc Co. Cabinet and Chair Manufacturers, foot Dinigt Street, Mentrose, l Pa " • - Dr. : Surgemi .D e ntist, 'Montrose, Pa: will be at Searle's Hotel, itondsys arATuesdays of each . week. • - 441 _ _ ItIeIIIILILAN 411,; PARK,' :t •-• Deplers in Dry Goods, dioi:erica Hardware, Croekery ? ,Poots Ana Shoes,i Pa. 18y) • LITTLE & MASA, Attornies . at Law—Offic'e . formerly actin_ pied by Little & Streeter l ifentrose l. Susque hanna County, Pa. . RALrn B. Lirri:U.l tEzn,..B. CEASE. • • A. J. DAVIS, ATTORNEY AND COVNSELLOR . hanna Depot,- P a Office oievs.. B. Wiese& Store: • • 163,1 ' CONGDON & BE. Dealer* in Marble blen uments,l•4lles, Tomb.- Stones, die: Corner of 'Conn and Fdebange Streets; opposite' Broome COnntyßank,lßing , hamton, Y. • . • . . • AI3E1 I TURIELEX4L, :1435Tu054,,•P.i..; Dealer-in Druiz,lledieinei, 'Cherni t cals,Rainis, Oils, Dye-shills, Groceries, Dry Goods,. . ware, Yankee Notions,,&c: Phisicians Pre ,scriptions carefolly cionipoulided.-= JOHN GROV,ES, Fashionable . Tailor—Shop unde r Searle! ! Hotel, Main Street, Montroie, .Pa: N 10 \ JOHN, O ALSTEN DEALER IA Stoves, Tin, Copper arid Siteet Iron • - "Ware, Lodersville, near Great Bend Depot.4tf -Woodruff 45k Eldred, DEALEtsN sThi-Eshncl .31antrfacturers of Cop. per, Tin, and Sheet,Tronl Ware. Shot near • the New Conk. Hocße, "41onirifse, S.. A. WootirtuFr.j • 4 4 tG.',ll. Eunttn. A. Lathiop, , ' DEALER in Ready-Made Crot - hingi - Hatsend „ Caps-Boots nnd Shoos, Dry', Goods, &e.. • lar" Store opposite Searle MontroEe. C. D. LATITROP, and j • J. P. W: ' P'" • lA. LATHROP. Dr. Merit it C. Vail. • ~ D RUGGIST • and CHEM*, a n dDeztor Davos, Medicines, Chernielda", Dive Stuffii Paints, Oils, Petty, Window- ;Gl*, Ciiiphite Fluid, Perfumery; Yankee Naloni,&e., ' Lodersville; Pa.-10tf. FRANKLIN <FRASER.; - ArropsEy .ANu Liiv,3l-ontiose, Pa., will fittvnd faithfully .to nil business cn. trusted to him in the county of Susqu'ehanna. Conveyancing, and writing of alt kinds will be done nently,.and charge . mridcrate. Bp' will also attend to the proseentiOn of elaims;l4 'sol diers, their widows. and helm against theU. S. government, for 80 - unty_tand, P i ensionts,'Ste. May be found at all hours-at,the office-formerly occupied by J. T. Richard, Esc : , north of.the Court-House.—lBs3—i49 s = • I. - H. C. TYLER - ' .. . ~. Interested-with I. L, Hunt, • .:- IMPORTER AND DE4tiB in Ha t idware 'arid . Cat. 1 lery, Carriage Trim'mings,'Springs, &e.: • 21 7 0. 4215 Peet:l Sired, IV. Ir. - - Vhero his Mercantile friends; in this and other Countiesore kindly invited, and earnest/iseliOL :ed to call and purchase. : - nOtf. • HENRY _S. KNAPPi ' . OF MONTROSE, EL • i '.• - . 1 - , With Rowe, Woodriiff,, & Carter, W HLEsF O ßOCEß 7ll zssl°_ 2Eßettg, .173V11ntottreet .bet*een Cortland and Dny §trnets,New York; I March 8,1854-710 i ... • . ‘ - Medical Card. , 'TARS. E. Neck, 7r!• & a z. *Dimock hart I I this day formed alcapartnership.for a more 4 ) efficient' and specessfui prosec don' ofthexliffer ant brancheb,a their professt n. All business entinstedto tlirm s will be aiten deatoN.itiiTiomptne=is and' fidelity. , Their office may bel, fonmt. - over Lathrop's: . . Store,East aide Public Llcenne. 1 - . . p:PATRICK, Jr. , . -i ' G. Z..DIMGCK. Montrose, M a rch 2, 1834 - . - 1 . ' • ... _ W. Singleton, - , Can now.bo found at his new stand on Owe go street, 2 doors west of Seirle:s MAO, ,where he - ,efrectuallki repairs with 4ispateh; Waddles, Floe s, Guns,!Jewcky, and ;every" aretieription of - machinery. 1 Wheel cutting , , Gun' and_Watelt .. materials supplied to the trode.=sl ll rAY be 11 . Fund in basem'ent of Searle's lio- - 111. lel, 3 doons west : froni.the corner.. Notes and accounts that - are •due !us will - Isn very: as ceptablo'if paid soon,. -- ' • 11 l A. I r ee..E.IIA4IVIN. Montrose, Nov. 22, 18541:L-47d WiIdLEAI.E Alillk FiSTAIL DEA4EIL in Cabinet Ware, Sofas, Bedsteads, Tables, Stands, Chairs, "&e. , • • ' • N0..9 'Washington street, 1 , Singtoontonl N • Vir-CoMn Ware•ltooco 'up stags.!•-aft9 • • Silver:Spoons. -_ . . trtEA Table, Desert, So o liar end Salt Spoons. s•arrarited Pram, for male by .: - - TENTLEY &-itEAD. - Boots and Shoes; • - A N unusunifY iood asiortment Of the best 11` . m_ake, all fresh nhd'Perreet."foi gale bi BENTLEYREAD. - A-..: oi.m..BaWwin. J. H. Parsons,

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