AlAtertistiutttts.
J, Witte4lierg & Broth e r
TTAYE just feeelVed and are daily receiving a
splendid assortment of Spring' and Sum
mer Dreas Goods, each as' &rages, plain and
satin, striped and . Plaid Lawns, Organdis,Barage
Helaine's, Silks of-all colors andfigures and at
New York prices.
. Our stock of shawls is well selected, among
Which can be found Crape Shawls, It!oche Silk,
Barage Thibet, Cashmere, and Prindet Shirwls.
A splendid stock' of liantillas of the latest
styles And at very low prices:
Our stock of Embroideries is selected with the
greatest care and cannot fail , to give - satisfaction.
In addition we have a good assortment of Needle
work, Window Curtains, at various prices. •We
also offer to the public at bargains, Calicoes,
bleachd and brown Muslin, a good assortment
of Calieoes, Bedticking. Flannel, &e.
Hosiery at very low prices, such as Stockings
bleached and brown, slate color; black and mix
ed stockings, a superior article of raw silk Hose.
also a splendid article of silk Mits, Gloves
Rog
er's Kid Gloves.
We , have also a splendid assortment of- %m
-usts, Ribbons, also Misses Bonnets, Children's
Fancy Straw Caps and Flats, a goOd assortment
of Parasols,.al I at a small. advance above cost.
In addition to all this we ofrer tho public the
lirgest and Cheapest stock of Ready-made Cloth
ing ever offered in Northern Pennsylvania. Al
so a general assortment of Gentlemen's Furnish
ing' Goods, such as Shirts, Colars,Cravats, stocks,
suspenders, Drawers and under Garments, &c.
`PlitasS,try ns—disapprove if you can. '
; J. - WITTENBERG & BROTHER.
Montrose, April 25, i 855.
, TIME CHANGED.
- ,
Delaware, Lackairunna & W. 11,1E1.
SPRING AIM A NREMEYT
ON and after 3fonday, 4:l'y 7, 1855, the
Mail 1 Pasiiptiger Train will,.leave Scranton
at 10.20 A. M.
Due at ( treat Bend at 1.20, r.
Connecting with the Dunkirk Express Train
west, and The New York Express East,-'on the
N. Y.kiz. E. R. R. Passengers taking this train
will arrive in Dunkirk at 11.15 p. m. and in New
York pi 11.16 p. m.
Return, will leave Great Bend at 4 p.' m. due
at Scranton 6.45 r.
The 'Freight Accommodation. Tmin, with pass-,
eager car attached, 'will depart from Scranton at
1.00, r. xt., connecting with the Ma Train bound
West, and the Night Express Trains both
East and West.
PasSenzers.taking this Train and • the `Night
x.ctress East, will arrive.hiNew•York at la 5
a. n 4. By taking the Night Fxpress West, will
arriveln Dunkirk at 12 -M., or . by taking the
Mail Trail West, will arrive in Dunkirk at 6. 45
p. tn.';
Retarning, will depart from Great Bend at
7.00 A. M. and arrive. at Scranton, 12.10, A, 7a.'
Stages will be in waiting on the arrival of Pas
senger Trains at. Scranton, to convey passengers
to Carbondale, Pittston, Wilkes-Barre, Philadel
phia ria the Reading R. R., 'Easton, andall other
intermediate places. ,
WS. DOTTERER, Snp't.
Sup't Office, Scranton, -
May 7, 1855 ( . 251
•
NOTICE,
TS hereby given that-application will be made
at the-next session of the Legislature for
the charter of a Batik : to be called the Farm
ers cf, Mechanics' Bank. Located at Susquehanna
Depot, Susquehanna County; Pcnn'a. The per_
pose Viand, object of. the Bank is for discounting
and deposit.. With a capital of $50.000 00,
with :the privilege of increasing to $lOO,OOO 00.
SusqUehanna Depot, Penn's.
July 9th, 1855.
Bors, Ladies- and Chil
li dren's Bose and Collars, at
6 N. & P.
HALSEY'S
)FOREST WINE!
And Gum-Coated Forest Pills!
'The most extraordinary disVoivicry in the ivorldg_ ,On 0 „;
000 Bdttivs and Ilexes Sold annually, and thousands- of
Livelb'savid from a prenuiturc grave, by ihts late discovery
TesOmonials of tbe most unexeeptionable character are
eontinually pouring in from every part cf Lbe Conbtt7.~
hearing wittisse to the nnparallelled eilleacypf these Meth.
eineal
1%4 fitnowhig ehmr the number of cares cured. as certi
fied to by letters and other testimonials, received from ail
parts, of the Union and British Colonies, from the first. of
Jaort3ry,lBs2, to January Ist. 184, inclusive
Ityspepoa and habitual Costiveness. 763; Nervous Cis
ordexs,33l ; General Debility, 604; Pustules. unhealthy
color,of the skin, SIC; Bilious Disorders, 1333; Sc•ofuls•
and 'Mercurial Complaints. 491 , Jsundice, 19 - 2 ; Liver
Complaints, 306; Salt Itheum.9o ; Erysipelas, 751 • Frier
and Ague.l9l ; Consumptive Decline, Cnidsand deughs,
405 ;IDropsy,lB4! Rheumatism, 120; other various dianr.
dersi 7051. -• •
Tint a short time has eta pse'd slue: these great and good
bledielues have been made knownto the public, yet thou
sands have already experienced their good effects. Inva•
lids given over by their phyricians as incurable, have found,
roller and been restored to sound sndrigorcns hearth from
their use. The great amount of good these Medicines have
done, has indticed thonsandi to recommend them to their
friends. ' Men of integrity and Physicians have sanctioned
their use, and recommend them to the public.
.
i Shocking Case of Scrofula Cured.
' •, New rock, Deeamber 8,1552
Dr. 0. W. Mai s ey—Dear Sir :—I deem it but ju.tice to
TonVas the Inehntorlof a great medicine, to tend yon a
duo his' tory wf my own care. lam 27 years of age. At
13 . 1. 1 was attaeited with Sc.rejula; which formed Pluto fes
•and'broke o in largo ulcer,. on my neck. near the en!lar
bone, and ring) thence extended nearly up tot he left ear.
About Fit months since I roMmenced - ntia,g your Forest
Wine and Pi/ liA (following the direction F.) whirl; in nine
weeks;
cured e The scam although now sound bear
testlmony oft e dreadful manner in which k WSJ , afflicted.
After nearly f toeen years anllering, 1 now rejoi ce to any
that my healt - is fully restored by your retnediet, all
others burl roved quite ineffectual
. ' So w
1
very respectfully
1
;•• . . Cure of Palsy.
The fottoVint Testimony, given to by 'Mr "Jothan P.
Condit, of Orange ; N J., shows the extraordinary effects
of the Wine and Pills in paralysi*.• ...
,
• , Orano '
e,N•. J. Feb. 14.1853. '
- Dr: G. W. Ilalsey— Dear Sir.—'illy wife bad a Ptita: of the
Patty, 50 severe that her whole s Mew was completely par-'
alysed She continued to grow "weaker D • w• nearly two
years, losing nearly all nee and ter:Fib:illy Of her body and
limbs. We almost despaired of bet recovery. At tut
bale the began to take your medicines. 'l . heir good Alec: a
we're 'loon experienced. • She began erradually to improve
in health, and in a few mouths recovered pntlrely. The
,catraordlnary effects of your Vitae and Pills, in curing my
wife of a complaint we never expected her to get better of
and, Ws a duty I owe to youtself and the public, I tand
you. this certificate. JOTIIAN:P. CONDIT.
I am acquainted with Mr. 3. P. Condit, and knob the
above certificate to be true. . 11. P. 11E1:DMA:V.
. , • 23 Chambers street, N. F.
' D.R.A.DER rlifyou want not your constitution Injured by
that clod, lurking poisim Calomel, °rather miorral 'cut.
stall:R*2. tench not such Malicinet as contain them. or any
unetwtain Medicine whatever. but procure those excellent
and purely vegetable preparations, Ilaisey's Forest %Vine
and Pills.
If you have the Dyspepsia or are troubled with costive
nem, take the Wine end the Pills, according to, the direc
tions and you will then get well.
if you are 'rennin or weakly, or have emaciated-eonnte
, mince. or general debility ,this Wine and:the Pills will re
stereyros to health and energy
If you have unhealthy colared skin, or Pimples. or
tolesjor blotches, these 'Medicines will purify the blood,
and eradicate all such humors from lie skin.
Ifyou hare* weakly constitution and feel youneleer
too old for your years, take these timeliest,. Medicines, and
.they will invigorate your leonstifution and fortify it fug
longer life.
If you are (which may be known by pith syrup.'
;touts as Drowsiness, Loss of appetite, Dizziness, Furred
• Tongue, ite.,) take a good dose of the Forest Pine. cud
they willipurge from the stomach and b , rwels all morbid
and billions matter. and thus prevent a dt of sickness, and'
Save your doctor's bill of $lO, Is2o. or $lO.
!rpm have the Liver Complaint, the Forest Wine and
Pill. will cure it. These lidedlolue" °siert a powerful and
• .most salutary action on the/Ayer, have been the means of
curing thousands of this troublesome diseases. • '
Pa=NTS, there is not perhaps smooth in the year that .
coin. one Or your.ettiklren or members of your family do .
not complain' of Headache or Dirtiness, or riekness
Fluaaab, or bare fared tin:tines, or mac other unfavora
bl symptoms. 'These are the forebodings of dlsorier,alad
sicknessof some kind or other, soon follows for snob
symptoms alersYS show that brie or morbid matter exists
lathe stomach and bowels; or that the syst.wt is otherwise
' disordered. - Timely use of the Forest Wine and Pills will.
inialleases, prevent sickness ' from such causes, and will
purify the blood. and produce strength and anhitarlou. •
The Forest Medicines •kept ootistsntly on hand, to be ta
ken whenever such symptoms are ezhibiti d, will save your
fondly almost entirely trout sicknessoss well as your doo
taionbittoeskinh frequently amounts to ZOOre In a week,
than sulrident of these Medicines to keep your family in
gOod isealtbfwe TAM. . '
141)1.E5, the Forest Wine is your medicine. ' This pleas
ant, agreeable effective medicine, exsetly vita your deli.
cate constitutions, - if,you are weakly or nerrons, or in
groteralill tisalth,thla wine will do more to restore you
than all-other atedkines: In all (*Oft where bile exists, Or'
tha bowels constipated, the:Forest Pills also should be ta
ben according to:She trisections.
Mariner and Traveller, if you wish to 'Ruud Yourself
agelituit sickness and ditugesorui diseases, which may jeop.,
tse your tly., provide yourself with the Forest Wine and
brfere starting out on w long voyage, that you may
bave them on hand whettrequired. .
The Forest Wine is put up Indargesquare bottles, with
Tr. lialseesname blown in the shunt,- One rioriarper bot
tle, or air bottles forFi Ye-Dollars . nut-eoeted ForestPrile
2s tents pftrßox) Pior 6ele by the appointed Agents, es
Wholesale and Retell. General Depot,l6l Duane street,
one door train u &on • New York . •
Bppolcited Agenfitin Mout ro6lP,Abil ?smell; Oreatilitad,
Latina- ikon. .
' , 34'1 ehanro littairi:7.
NEW. STOW! ' 'ORD!
G. W. SEYMOUR & _CO-,
DESIRE to call the attention of the public
1..., to their stock of ; ;
"%YAW . iii 460 1 0 %ft
Now arriving nt the old a#indiof S. SEYNOrrav In
the village ofilarford. 1 : - •
, • . ' OUR GIONODill:
ARE NEW, have been houiht for cash, care
fully selected,-and will bsaid cheap. Give us
A call 'before purchasing. Otir stock consists of
DRY GOODS, I ' i .
1 1 ,
GROCERIES,
W
HARDA E, ‘*-, 1 ;
- CROCKEItY, 1
IRON,ENAILS,
1 1 i&c., &c., &e t ,
A variety as full as is usually; found in country
Stores. ; ; ,
a. NV. SYMOITIt. & Co.
liarford, Slay 10, 1855.1 1
Wool! Wool!! Wool!!! '-
10_ 00ff POUND§ :tinted at the Parca
&change - foti which the
highezt market-price willl)e paid in;Cas!v
LATHROP & NCO.
June 12, 1855.
$l,OO
STRAYED or stAllen, liver colored Dpinter
Dog. The above reivarOvill.be paid to any .
one returning hint to theistore of '
A. LATHRIIIIP
June M, 1855. - :
• SPRING GOODS. ,
ASpperior lot kat reeeived, and ; now of oring
A the lowest crab, prices for approce4 cred
it or Ready pay, by . i
LATIIROP iSz: Co.
Dray I.' i) • .
BOCERAES dal) kind.; atprices thfit can't
G
be bent ' Syrup—=first ,rata artielo: , at 4s.
Call and examine the stock beillo.purchlising,if
you wish to . sare the..penny,' l • .
C. W. MOTT.
June - 13.
•
Bontets at Reduced Prices.
BURRITT, will melt - his remaining stock
Kis of Silk, Lawn, and Straw Bonnet si a good
assortment, at reduced prices, to close the business
of the season,—many of theui at cost. i; -
New Milford, June 18.180. e
• - LOOK HERE.
rocxxt KstrEs - .—A 'rood !morttnenti of the
best kind in market. Alsb Table Knil l es and
Forks.. -
SPOONS.—SILVER ‘ SiIVer Plated,Gertnat ,i
Albrata and: Britsnia-ware Spoons. Also tat
•
kinds of Butter Snices.
Vrot.rx STRINGS, BOWS, and AIL the fixtures,
Violins, Aceordeona, Flutes, Tuning Forks, S. - .:e.
- FL-cm Loma, Fluid, Camphene,gantilei, Lamp
Oil, &e. . ~ 1
F.multv GROCERIES.—A fall assortment, new
and good.
, J .
DRUGS AND PATENT 3CEDIGINES.—A first rate
•
assortment and genuine. ' i N ...
. PAINTS AND OILS.--A general aassortin6nt, an:
of good quality. .
: •
J EIVELAT.—A splendid 'variety, of the''neatest
paterns. • • •:'
.
FANCY GOODS.—Nearly' every thing i n this
branch. . •
PERFUnRY.L-A illhOin variety.
' (New s4pplies received nearly every Week.)
~
1n short„ nearly - everything persons want, and
cheap, at the variety store of
3iontrose, June 14, 1855
LattOsboro, Furnishing Establish
ment;
THE subscriber keeps 'constantly on hnnd
and will make to order, Doors, Blinds,
Windows and 11,indow.Sisti, Door and Window.
Frumes, and all other articles made of wood and
used in buildinz. Blinds painted and bond on
short notice.
. I Gla.ss of all sizes, qualities and
quantities for sale. Flooririq plained and match.
ed at from $l6 to $2O per 1.000 feet. Turning
dune to order. Also a gcrairal assortment of-
CAIILVET-WARE. .
28-6 m
BureausokT:ibles and Stands, of all varieties.—
Chairs, Bedatada, Setteci &e., &e. :Cartes;
ready made or shade to order on the shortest; no.
tie°. i , 1
Good Pine, eheiry or Whitewood lumber. and
grain of all kinds, taken in exchange fue l the
above.
r_47` Trams—Ready pay or three months time
with approved credit.
All orders addressed to rde will receive prompt
attention.
SACO
Lanesboro, June 18,.18.*
LL Muth! of Country Vroduce Ranted: such
.4.'11...:ts Butter, Eggs, Lrd, 4ams, &c. &c.
C. %V. *OTT.'
June 13.
Patent Herat, Rakes!
F OR save at the Farineee ExChnoge by
- • • iLATHROPi & Co.
June 26. 1855.. •!
Great Exhibition in 4ringvil' le.
REAT AND. RARE EXHIBITION OF
FOREIGN AND 003IESTIC GOODS,
of almost every style and'quality, such4s will .be
sure to please and necomtnodate , all c lasses of
people—from the child in the cradle to the old
and decrepit: These goods are bou4t on the
most favorable terms, and Srill be ibfiteeeiding-,
SAII'L BOSS
Please give us a call apnd we will fry to sup.
ply all your wants in the line or GOODS ever
kept in a country store.i You treed not go to
New York for any thing kiln, want, bicause we
have them fresh from the pity. ' .
SCOTT ; JOHNSON ? ' & CO.
Springville, 'lny N 1855.
. , ,_
..,. Ronoty Land*. .
CIDNGIESS bas-recently passed an addition—
.sl Pension law, .whiidi extelids ranch wider,
than the formed laws. NI) one .641110 despair of
receiving a land ST.-Irraittl who has.dooe service
of any kind either bit:be !Revolutionm7 war or .
since, or has had a hush. `d, or father who would
be entitled to a .pensiolf it tioxF.,,livine The on.
dersigned hay the Law :arid allibe legal fortns for
obtaining Pensions under', the sat et; and will.
prouiptly obtain any applicants P. ens who is
entitle?, thereto-for reasoeable .compensation.—
Your Warrants will briniy, ready money if •ou
prefer not to locate the land. . ' 1 :,
N. NEAVTON
. . .
Montrose, March 21,L1135-421f..
-1 • • . 4
GREAT ATTRACTIONS,
AT THE UP SO - AWLEE' XCHANGt•
111 HE Subscriber is: noW receiving a welt se.
lected assortment - of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Fish, I lardware, Crockery, Beady-Made Clothing,
Hats, Bonnets, (it splendid assortment ' ) Nails,
Paints, Oils, Dye.Stnirs, Yankee NotiCus, in tact,'
almost everything nsaally called for! at A c4wrs
try Store, including Fleur; Silt and of
which he is desirous of selling for Gash, orkeny
-kind of Farmer's iferehantable Produce, or on
good approved Short Credit. His; Pleads are
most respectfully, invited to give hint a call and
he will satisfy them that" , the Exchimge is the
place for 'farmers . to trade. Tho highest Price
paid, is Cash foilsntter.
11E4
Upsoll+l.
rivil/e, nay 15,. - .0W
.1855
I f.
C ASH pnidtc* Dairy Butter by
H. JONES.
June 1, 1855,, '
8L 4 72 14effr, e,sidainnusn.
June 132
it
PATIENT MED*CIPIt i IF, A r EIWY.
ABEL TUROLL;
Montrose., pit, ,
DRIMGEST, Op AGENT,
92 - 12 AV EIMITBM
1718 . DAY.' - ' '
cOntlertl — fly Riedirfd.
A:TURRELL
TA
~.a-6m.
Fotur, TSE rOilltAll
e r . ..s, _ _..par.... Anfi
ed Th eskers and -Cleaners, C/orer Hullers, Por
table c ircular Cross-Cut Saw J‘fills, Feed Cut
.
Cut
ters, orn Shelters, Emery's new Portable Grat
ing C refer Mills, Clow'l and Kelsey's Grain.
in
Cra s, 4c., &c. Peters'irnproved Rice's Fan
ning , fig price $2O.
All At wholesale and retail, on very favorable
terms.
These.machines and other Improvetnets are
warranted to be of the best material and work
manship, and to-operate as represented by my
Circulars; or subject to bo returned within thre
months, And the purchase.nioney refunded. 1
- I titka•particular care in
.making my con-I
tracts for canal freight and transportation on all
machines, so that canal and other charges will
be . unusually light. Machines .for Susquehanna
county may be'delivered at soy convenient sta.
tion on Erie or Lackawanna Railroad.
- Descriptivo eircularis, and ail necessary
information concerning all articles sold by mei
with prices, and other important particulars, cm
be had on application to me by. mail.
To save in freight, &c., all orders should
forwarded early.
ft. M. WELLES.
Athens, Bradford co., Pa, May 12, '55-20m4
Are Curihg the Sick .lo an extent Wilt' before
• . .. known ofcrny'3ledicine. •
Invalids, Read and Judge for Yourselves.
• JULFS 11.AU8L.F. 4 c1., the well known
_ ..,
perfurner,of Chestnut street,Fhilacl.
- •
/-
..,.......„ -.
.whote choice product a at found at
. - A. - almost every toilet. says : •
1 ha"ltiacml`hilaiPsP, happy
I l' il l ar c e f flun u d r ta C e a tr;
•
',;leer. to he a better family medicine, for
~....4 , "
emrm o n fl s:,t banun y other within
my kalw .e44e- Ma ne of my friends
hateTeatts4mateahtutfitsfn,m
them and taint :de with mein believing that they posselos
. xtraordirary virtues for driving out disease and curing
the sick. They are not 'only etteitual but safe and pleas
ant to be tat,en, qualities widen must make them valued
by the public, when they are known."
The veneraSie Chaneellori,WAßDLAlY, tellies from Bal.
tituore,lsth 1.'1610844: . .
" Dr. .i• C. Ayer—Slr : I bare taken your Pills with great
benefit, for the listlessness, languor, daft, of appetite. and •
piiito t t l ateadaebe. which has of late years overtaken me lb
the spring. A-few - cloaca of your Pills cured me. I hare
used your Cherry 'Pectoral many . years In my Gaily for
coughs and colds with unthiling success: You make Medi
cines which cure, and I feel tt a pleapure to -commend you
for the good you hare chine and are doing."
• I
J 011.5 F. BEATTY, Esq., Sec. of the Penn. Railroad Co.
imp*:
o P a . R. R. Of -e, Philgul., Dee 13,10.
"Sir: I take pleasure in adding my testimony to edit *f
ile:key of your medicines having derived very material Inv.
efit from tire use of both tour Pectoral and cath Ar ti e ,
plus. lam never without them inlay family, nor Wall I
on erconsent to be, while my means will procure them.” -
The widely renowned S.S. ST - EvENs, at. 1)., of Went
worth, N. 11., writes—.
" flaying used your
. Cathartic Pills in my practice, I
certify freed experienee, that they are an invaluable par.
Rallve• In eases of disordered functions of the Beer, caus
ing headache. indigestion, eostifeness. and the great va
riety of diseases that follow, they are a surer remedy than
any other. In all eases where a purgative remedy 7... re.
quired,T confidently recoinno•nd these Pills to the public.
as superior to any other I have ever found. They are
sure in their operation, and perfectly safe. qualiticesthleh
mate them an Invaluable_ article for public 13 ..e. there
for many years known yocir !'berry Pertoral lia rile best
Cough t modleine In the woad, and these Pills are in ,no
wise Intarlor to that adrurraldepreparadon for the treat
ment ofill#etters." • .
1 . .1 riors. Me r 15.7.3•
Da J . ATC2.—Dear : I have been afflicted from
m) birth with . eervfula in its w'or:t firm. and now. after '2O
years` trial. and an untold of amount of sufferiou, have
been completely cute.) in x few weeks by your Pills.—
With what feeling. of rejoicing I write. ran 'only be iroxyr
-131(4 when you retable what I have suffered and how I.uor.
"Never till now have I been free from this loathsome
disease in come t.hape. At times It attacked my eyes. and
made me almost Mind , besides the unendurable pain; et
other, it settled in the scalp of my 'head, and destroyed
my hair. and bee kept mepartly,totl4 all of my dart; some
times i t tame out in my face, and kep t it for months a raw
sore.
" About nine weeks ago I eommenecd tAkit p: your Ca
thartie PIMA. and now am enti.-ely free from the complaint
My eyes are well, ny skin if , fair. an I my hair has corn
menced a healthy growth; alt of w4tch makes me feel at
ready a new perron.
": !loping this statement : may be the means of conveying
information that shall do good to otbrea:l am, with every
sentiment of gratitude. Yonrs,',l c:
" 1 have known the ohmic. named 'Maria Ricker from her
childhood. and her staternent Is strictly true.
ANDREW .1. NlE:zErtcr...
0 rertwor of the Portrmnnth Manafirtnring i o "
Capt.. ora, PRATT. of the ship Marion,• writes from
Boston, 20'h April,dB:4
" Your Pills have cured me frm a tAlilol2ll attack whi c h
arose from derangement of the Liver, *bleb had hes...me
vii r seritius. I bad failed of any relief by my Physieisn,
and front evey remedy I could try, hut a few dames of your
rmAluvre c, r inpletely restored ni, eo health. I hrtstitlien
them to my children for worms, with the best effects
They were - promptly cured. I reeornmended them to
friend foemsticeness . which had tron%:e.l Lim •for months
—he told me in a few day+ they had cured him Ton trsts ,
the best medicine 10 the world, and 'I cm freiko say fO."
Read this from the distinguished •Solic tor of. the Fn.
Pre ire Court. whorebiflllant aliilities , heye made him well
known, not only in this but the neizliboring States .
„ :Yew Oricans. April S. IS3t. •
Itsie great satisfactoin In a ssyming yon that my
self and family have been very much benefited by your
medicine. My wife was cured two years since. of a severe
nod dnngebrins cough ,by your CHERRY Patmoat. and
shier then bas enjoyed perfect health. My childr e n here
several limes been cured from attaelts of the Influenza
and Croup by it. It if as invaluable remedy for these
complaints- Tour CATHARTIC PILLS hair entirely Mired
metrona a dyspepsia owl costiveness, which- his grown
upon me for some yearti,--indeed this ramsiatach more
Imp ortant.,from the fact that I had failed to- get relief ,
from the-best Physician which this section of the Country
affords, and from any of the numerous remcdlis I bad 4 -
ken.•
"LOIt.
" You gMtl to us, Doctor, like a providential blessing
to our family. said you may well .suppote we are not un
mindful of it. Tours respectfully.
LEAVITT TIIAXTEL"
•
• Senate Chamber, Ohio, April 46,1854.
• " Dr. J. C Ayer—lionored Sir-1 Wore made a thorouch
trial of the Cathartic Ms. left we by your scent, awl
haveeured'by them of the dreadful Rheumatism under
which he found meniffering. The Sri dose relieve ‘l me,
and lt few snb•cquent doses entirely removed the disease.
feel 4 11 better health now than for' come years befot e,
which I attribute entirely to the effectsnf your Cathartic
Tours with great respect, -
LIICIP3I3. METCALF."
The *twee are all from petwona who are publicly known
where they reside. and .who would not make these state •
meats 'without a thorough conviction that they were true.
Prepared by JAMES C. AYER, Practical and Analytical
Chemist; Lowrll.3la
BOLD BY A. Turreil, Stontreoe; B. T. & R.ll. Raffle,
Stafford. Church tr. Phinney. Dundati; L. Scott, Great
:Dead. all Druggist* and Dealers in Medieine every
where. , 'Sept 13--37m4e
Tho Know Nothing Expose.
ANY person patronising me, at the front
upper room of the Store lately ocenpied by
M. C.Tyler, can be accommodated recording to
to the Latest Fashions, in the best and most ap.
proved manner. ?
My work is warrated to fit if properly made,
;Cutting, mendir t g and in .fact every branch of
Tailoring done `o n the shortest Mince, and that
Ito the satisfacti n of, those concerned.
1-Itt J. S.turrsa.
;Black Bilk. - •
A
GOOD qtiality for ' dresses, at 81 eta. per
, - - U. B. it Co.
Oat, 11 185,
AYER'S PILLS
- - - - VVANS & WATSON. No. 26
JI-V South Fourth st.. Philad.
-:•,... GREAT. FIRE, CHESTNUT
• & FIFTH Sta. Friday morning,
• --*- - -4-- December 15th, 1854. Evans &
. Watson's Salamander Safes tri
umphant.as they always are when put to the test.
'''. PIIIILADELMA, Dec: 15, 1854. -
Messrs Evane & Watson, No. 26 South Fourth
St., Philadelphia. - • i .
Gas :—We take much pleasure in rec
ommending your Salamander Safes to Merchants
and others in want of a smite means of preserving
their books, papers, &c., from fire, as the nue we
purchased from you about eleven months since bus
preserved our books, and cash in as good a coudi
lion es they were when put into it, before the
great fire this morning. which destroyed the en
tire block of buildings corner of Chestnut and ,Fifth
streets. The above was inmate in our office, on
the second floor of outbuilding, from which place
it fell into the cellar and remained there until the
•fire was out. The Safe • was then removed .and
opened in the presence of at least 1000 persons,
who witnessed the good condition of the contents.
Will
Will you please, have the Safe and Locks repaired
as' we intend to put itiu nee again, having perfect
aoulidence in its fire-proof qualities.
Yours, Respectfully, -
LACEY & PHILLIPS.
Evans and Watson take pleasurein referring to
the following, anionic the many nundreds who have
their safes in use:—U. S. Mint, Philada.; 'Farmers
and Mechanics' Bank, Philada.; Samuel Allen,
Esq., High Sheriff* Phila.; John N. Hend e rso n ,
City Controller; Caleb Cope 4. co., No. 183 Mar
ket St ; Richard Norris and Son, Locomotive 14til
ders, Philada.; Bancroft and Selleis, Machinists,
corner 16th and .lames' Sts.; Franklin Fire Insu
rance Co., Phila.; Penn's. Railroad Co:, Philada.;
Lacey & Phillips, no, ner sth and Minor Streets;
Sharpless Bro.. No. 32 south 2d 81.; James, Kent
and Santee, No. 147 North Third 'Street ; W. IL
Hortsman and,Sons, No. 51 North 3d Si;. Smith.
Williams & Co., No. 87 Market St.; J.& B. Ortie,
No. 185 Chestnut St.
A large assortment of the ibova,§afts always on
hand (warranted to standlo per cent. more fire
than any Ilerrittes Safe no, iii use.) EVANS &
WATS' IN, also manufacture cud. keep for sate,
Iron• Shutters, Iron Doors and_lron Sosh, for mak
ing fireproof Vaults for Banks, Stores, public and
private buildings.- Seal and Letter Ccpyin 'Press
es ; Patent Slate Lined Refrizeraiors, L.c. Please
zive us a call, at N 0.26 South Fciurth St., Phila
.
delphia —1.5y1
NEW GOODS
C 311I.LAN & PARK return their g,rateful
1. acknowledgments to the pUblic for past fa
vor% and invite attention to th.e very large stock
of Spring and Summer, Goods they are nent—re
ceiving, and offer for sale at i,enj low prices. In
-addition to their usual assortment of staple Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware; Crockery, Paints,
and Ts &c.. they'are prepared to exhibit a large
assortment of . • .
LADIES DRESS GOODS
of every deseription, Figured, plaid and Plain;
Silks. Bonnets,Shawls, RibbOnsi Gloves, Hosiery
Ladies and. Misses shoes of all kink--also a
large stock of '. 1-
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Cloths, Cassitneres, Tweeds, iJeans, Summer
Cloths, Vesting*, Hats aild ~'Caps, 'Boots And
'Shoes &c: Sze.
They respectfully solicit' nti curly call from
those m - ho wish to purchaiie 'GOOD Goons AT
I.OW. Puices.-
MeMtLLAN & PARK
Springville, Mny 2, 1554.
- Doct.. E. Thayer •
TAKES this method of Saying to his friends
and cu:tomers. that !Ici hall, again resumed
the practice t of Medicine - at his ptd stand in Mon
trose, where he may be found at all tim('s unless
professionally employed. Ile would sat' to those
owing him on old accounts thatlle will deduct 25
per cent. on all accounts NO before
,the first of
April next, (or if any poor like myself,) I will
deduct fifty.
Montrose, Feb. 20, 1855'i-Otf ' •
TEWELRY—M . iire new Jewelry just reeeiv- .
ecrdireit froartlie tuanufaeturers, and con
sisting, of a first rate assorOlent of Ladies and
Gentteinen's Gold finger Kinrrs, Breast Pins, Ear
Drops rind Hoops, Fob and Vest etrtitts,
KeYs,,ttuds, Pen's, etc:
. 1 1 rsons wishing tO pur
chase qeweiry should certainly call at the Store
Of •! A. TERRELL.'
Morftrnsr, April :12, 1855
lic aiovatl.
C: D. Virgil, Dentist, liati removed to n roots
.over F. B. Chandler's store, whrre it will be hig
pleasure to ser his friends ti as goieli as possible."
C. D. V 111131.4 Resident Dentist.
Montrose,. Nlny 3. 1855. ;
-NEW SOTRE,
avz ) a f semale,
GENERAL assortment of Staple and Fancy,
Good, , ,Groceries,Oardware, II tts, Caps
Boots and ShoeioV:4ll.PaPer, Drugs, Dye Stuff.,
Paints and -
Oils. &v., which will he sold as cheap
as the cheapest fur Cash or apprived credit by
• • ' ' H. M. JONES.
' Ilarford June 1, 1855,
1) LACK Gro de Rhino Silk of eiteellent quail.
ties at i 11. 31. JONES'.
June 1, 1855. : •
-
ROCEIA and Cashtn*. Shawls, at all prices,
1.1 also a ft-w Mantillas ;b y li. M. JONES.
'Juno 1, 1855.-
.
PADY Made Clothit*, at low prices,by
RH. H. M. JONES
Aline 1,1855
I AMES will find a g,reat variety of Bonnets
114 and Ribbons at H. M. JONES'.
June 1, 18.55.
AWNS, Challis, Barge do Lains and Ging,
I hams at ! H. M. JONES'.
June 1, 1855.
E SIBROIDRIES and Window Drapyry•at
- H. M. JONES.
Chine 1, 1855. .; 1
A good ano:tmOnt orgoots and S!loem at
.•
' " ,H. 31. JONES'
June 1, 1855.
SIXTEEN•Ibs, Of Good Mackerel for one dol.
!aria cash by • • ! • N. N. JONES.
June 1, 1855.
rum: best quality of Nails at 5 et's per pound,
sale by IL N. JONES.
June 1, 1855. •
T UST receiving a fresh eupply of tine Ashton
otf Salt at IH. 31. JONES'.
June 1,1855.
Caution-s-Lottery Frauds.
°Mee of the I t ltaryland consnUdated Lotterieg,
BALinitnas. Maryland, June2o,
THE Commissioner of the Maryland_ State
Lotteries hai deemed it his du:y to caution
the public againstthe numerous swindlers who
circulate by mail and otherwise; fraudulent Lot
tery schemes, and pretetid•to be agents for the
sale of tickets in Lotteries which are wholly fic
titious.
The only legal?Lritterres in Maryland are those
drawn daily under the superintendence 'Of the
Commissioner elected by the people of the State
under the new COnstitution to examine Ind ap
prove the schemeh and attend to the drawings.
All the tickets in these Lotteries and all •ver
tifi. tes of packages of tickets haie the Mho
graph& • signaturo F. Xeltaxaan, General Agent
for these ntractor. Office of the Maryland. Con
solidated Lateries,.Baltimore, Md. All others
aro frandttlent. 'or full information on thosub.
jeet of these frauds, address F. X. %Exalt,
33y1 _ I Baltimore, Maryland.
• •
Ertglish Lever Watches.
HE subscriber has just received by steamT
shipittaltie 'mother invoice of hisiceiebrated
English !latent and skeleton Lever I Watches.
making fourteen different varieties, la !Plain and
Hunting cues, to which he would ca ll the atten
tion of persons wishing to purchase perfect
time piece's. : A. J. EVANS,
No. 2, Odd Fellows' Hall.
Binghamton, July 17, 1855.
SILVER PLATED TABLE Kam - ia.Twelve doz.
more of those fine Table and Desert Knives
made to match silver forks, for sale by
A, J. Buss.
Binghamton, Ja
• man, Know Thyself.
htealsable Book for 2 erals--.. "beery fanny should
hare a copy "
.
100,000 -corns. SOLD IN
s . %%i!, , i . ,,
.- •. 'kiAO 0 ,//, , LZ I 4B THAN A IRAS. A new
•••:ii '
c, , t • edition, revised andimprovid,
. 44 er
je l
?i, r ,1 .. ! , :t * , . I .
4. 7;7 just issued. _
__
.f,.. Dr. llinnter'SM al Manual
- 2.."' • 0 , .i. • Strapr o t t. " . / .4 .. and hand Donk fo rI he afflicted
-• - X.Aresee r, ' ~,,..` COntaining an outline of t being.
•-; ; ' -,...W5.14' %.,_': trintlirMtissa,trcaiment endear*
' re ', • %s\\ of of every form of disci** eon.
•, sia!!!!iii . 0.
treated by protalscuoussalual
Intercourse, by self abuse or by sexual eXoevi", with mollies
for their prevention . writ ten In a .fmnitlei style, avoiding
all medical technicalities. and everything thatwonld offend
the ear of decency; with an outline or complaintsineldent
torsi:tales, from the rrsult ef some twenty yearr Staeoelii•
fill practice e lel uttirely devoted to the cure ofdiseasesof a
delicate cr private nature.
- To which is added reerip ts for the cure of th• above dis
ease', and a trestle° on Mg =guinea ,symptums and cure of
the Fever and Ague , ,
Testimony o f the ProferiorotObiletries in Penn. allege, 1
Ph iladelphia--"DR. lIIINTDIt'S MIS,DIt3AL MANUAL, ' •
—The stathoro: this work , nnlik ethe majority of those
who advertise to cure the Mustiest of which it treats is a
.graduate of one oftrie beet Colleges, in t he United dtates.
It affords me pleasure
. to recommend hint to the unfortn
nal e,or to the iietim of tasipractiert, as a successful and
expqrlenced practitioner.lo whose honor and Integrity
they may place the greatest confidence.
-Jots. S. LONGSIIORII, M 11
Prom A Woodward, Al„ D•,of Penn .Uniorraity,Phila
delphu.—lt gives me pleasure to add my testimony to the
professional ability of the Author of the". at r Meet MAN.
ra t." Numerous eases of Disease ofthe Genital Organs,
acme of theth tinting standing, hate come under my no.
tiee.in which his skill has been manifest In restoring to
iterfeei health, in some eases where the patient bag been.
eonsidered•beyond medical aid. lh the treatment ordeal
foal weakness. or disarrangement o (the functions pro.'
&teed by sclf abuse or Excess of venery, I do not know
Ids trorperior in tho • - proression. I have been acquainted
with tbed uthor soine thirty years.
,and deem it no more
than justice to him as well as kindness to the unfortunate
victim of early indiscretion, to recommend him as one in
whose professional skill and Integrity' They may safely
confide themselves. ALFRED WO ODWARD. M. D.
".Thislii, erithont exeeption, the rood' comprehensive
and intelligible work published on the oils. ofdisease of
which if treats. Avoiding all Prelatical lerms.it addresa
-ealtself to the reason oflts reader. It is free from all
objectionable matter. and no parent however fastidious,
`can °biretta placing it In the hands of his irons: The ati!
, thor bastievoted many years to the treatment of the rad.
! our complaints treated of, and. with too little breath to
putt. and too little presumption to impose. h•blis offered
I to the world, at thi merely nominal price of 25 cents, the
1 fruit of some twenty years' moat successful praetice."—
Bern/rt. -
• ". Xnleaeher or parent ehouldbe without the knowledge
Imparted ir Invaluable work. It would cave years of
painonortilication an.d.orrow to the youth under their
Atlrorrat. 3
A Vreelreterian clergyman in 0 to, writing of 1 1 Ifunk
ter'eliredieni Manual" eayr ousando upon thous- ,
ands of our youth. by evil era e' and Influence of the
pa raions.hare hero led int the habit of self pollution,
without realizingthe Pin id fearful . eoneequeneeit upon
themeeleot and their poeterity. The eon ...Mutton" , ofthouse
ands who aural -Mg familiee Piave been enfeebled, If not
broken down.and they do nntknow the cause -or the cure.
Anythinc that ran be done eh to crilichten and Influence
the publirrnind es to eheek:and ultimately to reMoyethis
wide-spread source of human wretch...lntke. would confer
the - createst bletAtic neatto the rellcion of desue Christ,
on the present and ...tminc zoneration. Intemperance or
tbeuae ofinturienting drink.) though it has kaaltrthoul•
undo upon thousands. i. not n creater seource to th e hu
man race Accept my thanks on belttlf of the afflicted,
end. believe me. your eo-worker In the good workyou are
eroietleely crigagedin..o.
OttPmftr CA•mtt rely en•ejnpe.it Will he forwardrcl,freeof
png.tace.to any pert ofthe RnitP,l State? for 2% eento. or
?fa eopieefor Address. (poet paid) COSDKIti It CO.,
Pahli-h•re.nr nor 19 4 1, Philalelphia.
11:7- Booloteller?.tlanraeFets and, Book Agent?‘74talleft
on the most liberal terms.
.21y1
Now Lino of Mail Stages
raora
•
/es, :T
Y Oar
NICIRICWOOD TO 111011TFASE,
STAME will leave 'Kirkwood. paFtingthrorml Cor
bettoville. Liberty .4 c.,ev..ryntorulngsfterthearrt
Tel ofthe Mai).rrains ofCars,hoth Exit and Weet,readt
foOlontrore at 1 .
- RETURNING ,
Laa e Montrosedatt±.(S9ndaysoseepted) at 2 P M
reaehincliirkwoovin state to take the MallTratna o
Care,huth Bart aod Weet,belng the orarert end um.;
fearibtrront e torearh the Sew York and Eric ttAilfoad.
This lineAnterveetsa tri-weeklylinaler Dimock:iprin3-'
vine. l'unkhannock, Sl'yorning. arid Willtesbarre. , whirh
leavet Mon trose at 7 - A M every Monday. Wednesday and
Friday. Alan. agile° Friends* , &e.Good
Teamv and - eotritortable darriages are provided . and the
Proprietortwillipare no paint oaedoramodattt he Pub
. lie. W K. HATCH.
so. 12, Mi. MORGAN fr..WP.ST
REYIOV
EELER & STODDARD since the We fire,
11 way he found in the - BAstmENT OF SEAIRLE'S
HOTEL. • Notwithstanding the unprecedented ra
pidity with.which our stock of Boots, Shoes,&c,
went Or 7 . 0 n the morninu of the lire, we still
have some on hand. and shall :mon he supplied
nEntin. KEELER S. STODDARD.
Montrose, November, 13, 1854.
10,000 Firkin Staves Wanted;
. - 1)1 . the sabycribers immediately.' Attu, Head.
I_l ing timber and Hoop.polea—for which we
%% I N( pay the highest market price. Sea4onixl
Stave 4 preferred. SMITH & HEMPSTEAD.
Brooklyn, Feb. 13. 1855. •
Brocho Shawls.
riLIEAVEIt than ever before known, Rental
fill pattern*, and fine quality of 8-4 Broehe
Shawlei, Lupen 9,,tuanufaeture, at $7.
Oct. 31! U. B. & Co.
Shawls
LONG and Square, Wool, Broehe and Sill;
very handsome styles, andat extremely low
prkes. U. B. & Co. .•
Oet-tl I . • -
Doc'. Illarri%; Homeopathist,
A TAY 'be consulted at Hatch's MAO, in
Montrose, for three days, the 6th, '7th and
Bth• of each month, neon nil diseases of the hit
man system, viz ; CONSUMPTION, Bronchitis,
Inliarnation'of the Lun, Throat, Liver, Pleura,
Kidneys and Spleen, Dyspepsia. (Indigestion,)
Liver" Complaint, Rhumatism, Scrofula, Ernp•
tinns, Spinal. Complaints, Nervous Weakness,
etc.
Consultation Free! Patients visited at their
residences if desired. Office Sours from in
the morning until 9in the evening. •
March 15, 1855.v1
Ho hab old's Genuine Preparations.
'Limbold's Ifighly oncentrated Compound
Fluid Ektract Buchu,
For 'Diseases of th a Bladder and kidneys., Secret Diseases,
ritrietores, Weaknesses, and Plittltiet of the Sexuat
°Minot
Whether in kale or Female,
fioni whatever eanse they mai have originated and, no
matter of bow long standing
If you here contracted the terrible disease which, when
once seated in the system. will sorely go down. from' one
generation to an - other, undermining the •constitution and
sapping . the very vital, fluids of life, do not timist yourself
fn the hands of Quacksorto start up every day ins city
like-this, and nil the papers with glaring falsehoods, toe
well calentated to deceive the young and those not ar
unaltited with their tricks. Tou-cannot be too careful In
the selection of a remedy In these eases.
The Fluid Extract Huelva Irts been pronounced by emi
nent Physicians the greatest remedy ever known. It Is a
medicine perfectly pleasant in its Mete and very innocent
Its action, end yet to therough that It annihilate' every
particle of the rank and pot - onotts virus of Ohl' dreadful
disease.; and. unlike other remedial, It does not dry up
the disease in the blood. V. .
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY;
trought on by et-If-abuse, a most terrible diseitee, whieh
has brought thonsanda of tho human fare ,to notituoy
grates. Mans blasting the brilliant hopes of parents, and,
blighting In the hu 1 the giationt Ambition of many a no-'
bleyouth. e can he cure! by this infulible remedy. And as
a medirine which most boutctlrt everybody. from the Mm
ply .delleate to the conduct% and despairing 'invalid, no
equal to to be found, acting both ait' a cure and pr ereative
Heliithold's Highly Concentrated
- CoUvx)and Fluid Extract_ Sarsaparilla,
For purifying the Blood, removing all iiiROASI&R • arising
from excesses of Mercury. exposure and imprudence in
life. chronic eon stltudonal disemte, arising from an im ,
pure state of the Blood, end the only reliable and of.
formal known remedy for the cure of f 4 crofela, 'Salt
Rheum, Scald Read, Ulcerations of the hroat aml
Pains and Swellings of the Bones, Totter, Pimples ori
the face, and all Scaly Eruptions of the Skin.
•
Tbik article is now prescribed •by some of
the most distinguished Physicians in the country. And has
proved more efficient in practice than any preparation Of
Sarsaparilla yet offered to the pubtie. Several eases of
secondary Syphilis, Mercnrial and Scrofulous diseases
hare entirely rerovered In the Incurable wards of one Pub
lie Institutions which had for many years resisted every
mode of treatment that could be deilsed. These eases Tar
nish striking examples ofthe salutary effects of this medi
cine in arresting some of the moot Inveterate diseases, alf.
ter the glands were destroyed and the bones already af
theted.
NOTICE .—Letters Erma responsible Physicians and Peer.
fessora of several Medical Colleges, and cart/Sea:a of
cures from t atients mill be fouu.l accompanying both Pewit'
aratiens. • •
• PRICES. Fluid Extract of linebn, 81 Per bottle. ore
Bottles for $5 •, Sarsaparilla, same pea*, equal In strength
to one gallon Syrup of Sarsaparilla. ' -
Prepared end diild by A. T. 111BILMBBLII. Chemist, 263
Chestnut St., near the Oira,d Meuse, Philadelphia.
To be had of Abel Torre% Montrose, Pa., and of Drug
gists and dealer, everywhere.
All Getters directed to the Proprietor or .Agent - reedy*
immediate attest 23y1
Cloths, C
ASASIERES and veatings, a large wort.
ment and at prices lower than we have eves
been enabled to offer them heretofore.
fi. U. B. & Co,
Australia; California,
Or anyplace on the Gtobe,eannot present gtiiater
influiersents than
KEELER 4. STODDARD'S
BOOT SHOE STOUR, ' '
WHICEI is now, fi lled with a new and eaten.
Pies •assoriffient of artiales in their line,
embracing a general variety' of new and elegant
style's of Ladiei and Gentlemen's wear, among
which are Ladies French. Silk Lasting and :Pp-,
nine Gaiters, Kid and Enamel e d Polkas. Kldritt.
ant leather and bronzed Jenny Linda, Buskins
and Ties; gentlemirn's French and' Philadelphia
oak-tanned calf skin and tip Boots, C'ongrese and
-button Gaiters, Monterey and Washington Boots.
toilet Slips. .Itorocco, calf. and Cowhide Bro
-gins, &a. Boys kip, calf and cowhide Boots and
Brogans; alt kindeof Misses and Children', wear.
Also. a general assortment of Findings. which con
sist in parlor lasts,-pegs, @parable.. Hungarian
naile,tacks, thread. wax, Bristles, ahokbinding,
awls' maps, sandstones, shoe knives, &c.
oak and hemlock tanned calf upper and soleleath
er,tMorocco skins and linings.
Work made to order and repairing neatly done.
'KEELER & STODDARD.
Montrose. June 1.1853.
Stoves ! Stoves ! ! Stoves! I!
Tabscribei wishes to call the attention') f
1 his friends and the' Public to his very large
assortment of
STOVES,
at his new Store Room in Lodersville, next to
Lenheim's Store, and near the Great Betid
Depot. lie has in additicin to his former large
variety of Cooking and ,Parlor Stoves, maey new
Patterns, some of which un- . -- • ,
.9t Niche/at ,I Pearh Brandt, . P ire Fly,
11fottern Tray. - liferaink, Medallion,
Black Warrior, Orient, Oak,
Egg Stolle,
Which together , with his former stock will be
perhaps the most extensive and varied assortment
of well selected Stoves in the County.
* i v* Clinton Stoves welffurnished at low prices.
Qom — All articles in his line kept on hand and
made to order as usual, and'orders received at his
old stand in Great Bend. ! - ! .
JOHN COLSTEN.
Lodersville & Great Bend Nov., 1853.--tf."
' Buffalo itobes•
A LARGE lot of handsome Robes, n part •of
A
thetu whole, Indian' dressed, and very supe
rior colors and quality, U. R. &Co.
Gibson, Oct. 11, 05.1. - :
Window Sash.
Slf. & D. SAYRE having been appointed
s agents for an extensive Sash, 'Blind and
Door Manitfaetory are prepared to furnish any
articles in this - line at less rates than they have
usually-been sold.
Dec. 14.
IHAVING CREAM—an article which every
man should try, for sale by: '7'
Dec. 4.
cadli . -Made Clothing,
A VERY desirable stock at very !ow prices
S. H. & D. SAYRE.
Montrose, Dee. 14, 1854. •
Doctor Yourself:
THE POCKET 2EESCULAPIUS:
Or, Every one his own Physician.
DIME FIFTIETH Edition,
containing One hundred
Engrarings,showiniDiereases
d Malformations of the Hu,
rnan system in every shape
,nd form. To which is ad
led a Treatise on the Dis- .
iasei, of Fernales„being of
the highest importance to
married people, or those 'con
templating marriage. By
William
. I'catng, if. D.
Let no father be allba - med to present a copy of
the Aesculapiuer to his child. It may save him
from an early grave. Let no young man or vro
.Man enter into the secret obligations of Marriedlife
without reading the Pocket Aesculapius. Let no
one suff-rin g from a' barkuied cough, Pain in the
Side, restless nights, nervous feelings, atd.the
whole train of Dyspeptic seusations,and given up
by their physician,beanothertnement withoutcon
suiting the AESCULAPIUS. , llave the married,
or those about to be married flay impediment,read
this truly useful book, as h bras-been the means of
savil:o thouaanctsof unfortuuatecreaturesfromthe
very jaws of death. •
a:r Any:person sending twenty fire cents en
closed in a letter, will receive one copy of. this
work by mail, or five copies - will be sent for One
Dollar. Address (post
DR. W M. YOUNG,
No. 15`? Spruce St. Philadelphia.
' AprilSth. 1 8.5-141.
DR HOUGHTON'S ,
PSI' •
A,
Great :1 antral Reined!, for Indigestion
'btu( .Dyspepsia.
pit. 3. S. Datrutrrox's Pepsin, the true Di-
CESTIVE 4 FLUID,Or GASTRIC JUICE stilt holds
the.first place among all the various r:rmedies
for these painful and destructive complaints. It
is Nature's own specific for an unhealthy atom.
ach. No Art of mail ean equal its curative pow
ers; and no sufferer from Indigestion and Dys
pepsin should fail to try it;
lar Sold by Abel Turre!l, Montrose Byl.
Wagon Making, Blacksmithing
and Carriage Xroning.
THE subscriber hav 'establi shed himself
a few rods south, of Dimoek fb - ur Corners,
is prepared to do all kinds of work . in the above
branches of business on shOrt notice and the
most reasonable terms. Ho flatters himself that
with the help now in his employ, he will be able
to give entire satisfaction to all who • may favor
him with their custom. •
• C. C. MILLS. •
Dimock, Nor. 23, 1854.-481 E
Or N. 11. Most kinds of-lumber and all kinds
of country produce taken in payment.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
NIILADELPHI. I I.
Important Announcement.
FPO all persons afflicted' wth sexual diseases, such as
Seminal Weakness. impotence, Gonnorhesa, (fleet,
Syphilis, ams., &e. The Howard Association of Philadel
phia, in view of the awful destruction of human life and
health, caused by m-xual diseasesPestsd the deceptions
which are praetieed upon the unfortnnate victims of such
dicessesby Quack*. have directed their consulting surgeon
as a Charitable Act worthy of their name, to give Medical
Advise Gratis, to all persons thus afflicted, (Male or Fe.
mate) /cc., and in mists of extreme poverty and suffering
to Furni-h Medicines Free of Charge,
- The (Inward Association is a benevolent Institution, es
tablished by special endowment. for the relief of the sick
and distressed, afflicted with Virulent and Epidemic Dis- .
eaSes ‘ e• and its funds can he used for no other purpose—
It has now a surplus of means, which the Directors hat e
voted to advertise the above notice. It is needless to add
-that the Association commands the hichest Medical skill
of the age, and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment. Valuable advice given to sick and ' nervous-lb
males, t filleted, with abdominal weakness, Womb- Com
plaint. Costiveness, I,eucerrhma, , -
Addrear (post.paid,) Di. Geo. ft. Calhoun. •Conitultlng
Surgeon, !toward Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
By order Of the Directors,
RZR s D. iIitARTIVELL, President.
Geo. Fs mammy, Secretary 22,1
Plated Ware. ,
JUST received a large lot of Plated Ware,
consisting of eake baskets, Castors, Imperi
al and Chamber Candlesticks. Tea Setts, con
sisting '
of, ix pieces extra rich; Cups and Gob- .
lets • alio, Brittania Ware, viz: Tea setts, (four
five and six pieces,) Tea Pots, Coffee Pots, Can:
dlesticks, &e. .As the subscriber has made ar
nmgcments with the manufactureri'of the above
goods. he is enabled to furnish the newest pat
terns at the lowest prices, and also to snpply his
customers with extra or single pieces. of any ar
title in the aboe lino. A. J. EVANS,
N 0.9. Odd Fellows' Hall.
Binghamton,Aug: 99, IBM.
Clerk Wanted.
A N active and intelligent young man, of
al lout setenteen yeas of age,. - wanted as
clerk in a store. One wishing to acquire the ts.
sines, and disposed to maim - himself neatal s
find good onconsynnent by' application shortly
to H . BURRITT. •
New Milford. 'July' 29,
CHALICII--Plain and Printed, itg6t colors at.
S. H. & D. SAY RE
TEE MO POSE DEMOMiIT.
PUBLISHED AVERYIIIUBSDAY lIDABIELF BE
4 3 / 1 1408 ' 4::,i 041iT,
.-,
TER115..41,50, cash in oldvance'; $2,004
not paid within six months ; and $2,50, at the end
ofthe year. No paperdiscontinued uatilarrears
kw, ore paid, except at the option of the\ Pub.
babas. AU comsnuaications connected with the
once, to insure attention, must bedirected (post
paid) to OUSE a& Dar, Montrose,Sunnehanfm
County, Pl.
Itates'ot Advertising. ,
One square (12 lines or less) 3 insertions, 111,00
Each Subsequent insertion, . .. . . . . 0,25
One square three months, ... .. 2,30.
One square - sixAnonths, .. . . .. ... 4,00
Business Cards, four lines orless, . . . . —3,00
Yearly advertisements, not over:4.3oqm '7,00
One column - one year, ao,oo
Yeady - advertisers _ will bi restricted to the
business in which they are engaged ; and ave con
sidered as wishing to continue advertising unless
they. shall give. special directions fora discontin.
trance of the-same.
JOH WORK.
Or The puhlishers having added to their job
Printing materials a- large and superior mused.
meet of Job Type, are now prepared to execute
Job Work in a manner unsurpassed in this Sec
tion of country,tind i on the most reasonable terms.
Blanks of every description kept constantly
on hninfor printed to order.. t
Gitsintss Pirt)
'BRYANT 11011S.F,
Greatad Depot, Pa.. I ,ADDISOIi BET- ,
74
ANT, P oprietar. - 1 .
sunnoWs, sPROUIr & Co.,
Manufacturers of &nines - 0.1/111XET) CA a
-Imin Similsos, Hughesville, Lycoming Co.,Pa.
Springs may be had of M. S.Wilson, Montrose.
Win. W. SitiHlM I& Co:
Cabinet and Chair Manufactarers, foot Maio
Street; Montrose Pa. r%., ' _
Dri H. SMITH;
Surgeon Dentist, Montrose, Pa., with be Si
Searle's Hotel, Mondays and Tnesilays of each.
week. • 141 - .
ineMALLAN. ac'PARIK,
Dealership Dry Goxis, Groceries, Hardware,
Crockery, Boots and Shoes, &c., Springville,
Pa. • • 18y1 ,
LITTLE.' & CHASE,
Attornies at Law—Mee formerly, neva
, pied by Little & Streeter, Montrose, Susque
hanna County,'Pa.
RALPH B. LITTLE.]
"DAWNS,
ATTORNEY AND GOORSELLOR AT LAir...-Sliegite.
hanoa Depot, Pa. ' Office over S. B. West's
Store.. . - I • 16y1•
ABEL TeRRELL, MorrrnosE, Pa.
Dealer in Drugs,Medicines, Cheinicals,Paints
Oils, Me-stuffs, Groceries Dry Goods; Hata.
ware, Yankee Notions, 45 , .;. Physicians Pre
scriptions carOully compounded.
4011111 GROVES,
Fambionable Tallor—Nhop under Searles
Hotel, Main Street, Mnntrislie,
JOEff COLSTPIr, • .
DEALER - . IA Stov . es, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron
' • Ware, Lodersvale, near Great Bend Depot. —6if
Woodruff & Eldred,
DEALERS IS S;rovEs and Manufacturers . of Cop=
per; Tin, and Sheet-fron Ware. Shop on Main
St., .below Searle's Hotel, MOntrose, Pa. • .
S. A. WOODREFF.I 1 [G. 8.. Bump.
A. Lathrop,
DEALER in 'Bendy-Made - Cltithing, Hats and
Caps. Boots and shoes, Dry Goods, Sze. •
Store optosite Searli's Hotel. Montrose.
IC..PD..‘LvAiTRREE,ROEry,:nd with
Dr. Merit R. C• Vat
DRUGGIST and Cnraittss, and Dealer in
DRUGS, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye, Stuffs-
Pairits, Oils, Nay, Window Glass, calnphine
Fluid, Perfumery, Yankee Noions,&c.,&e.
Ledersville, Pa.-1 otf. " ,
FR . S ,NKLIII PRAM,
ATTORNEY ANTI COENSELLOR AT Liu', Mrodrose
Pa., will attend faithfullyto all busineiss en
trusted to him in the coufq Suquelmans,
ConvCyanclng and writing of all kinds will be
done neatly,: and charge ,moderate; "He will
also, attend to the proseeption of claims of so/.
Biers, their widos and.hbirs, against the U.S.:
government, for' Bounty 14i4, Pensions, dre.
nay be - found at all hours at the office formerly .
• ; occupied by .1. T, Richard, F. q• north of the
Court.House.-1853—n49
• M. C. TYLER, '-
Intended with I. sic Itunt,,,
IMPORTER. AND DEALER in Hardware and Cut
lery, Carriage Trimmings, Springs,&c.
' No. ,215 Pearl, Street, N. Y.
Where his Mercantile friends, in this and other
Counties, are kindly invited, and earnestlysolieit
ed to call and purchase., n6tf.
HENRY S. KNAPP, .
O F yORTROSE, PA.
With Rowe, Woodruff, dr Carter,
WHOLESALE GimeEns and CODIMISSIOS
MEncnairrs, No. 173 Washington Street
between Cortland and Dey Streets,New York.r .
March 8, 1854--10tf..
1 Medical Card.
VAII.§. , E. Patrick, Jr. ..& G. Z. Dimock have
L. this . day formed a co-partuership.for a more
efficient and successful prosecution
.of the differ.
ent sranches of their profession.
All business entristetito them, will be atten
ded to`with promptness and fidelity.
"ThCir office may be found over Lathrop'e
Stole, East side Public Avenue.'
" E. PATRICK, Jr. 1
.. 1 1_ • G. Z. DIMOCK.
. Montrose, March 22,"1854. - I
. .
i _ W. Singleton, .. .
Can now be forincl at his new stand on Gwe r
.
go ti itre 13 t , 2 doors west of Searle's Hotel, wherlr
he ;effectually repairs with dispatch, Watches,
Cldeks;Gans, Jewelry; and every description ot
machinery. Wheel 'cutting. Gun and Watch
materials supplied to the trade.-151
•
&E. Baldwin '
M AY te ; b 3 e p o u o n r :
w i basement from ih
e ? e f o S rn e e l eVi t
and accounts. that are duo us will be very a+
eeptable if paid soon. - • '
A. & E. BALDWIN-I
= Montrose, Nov. 22, 1854.-470
,„ J. H. Patsonk
anenots.satt ACID Ratan, Dratau in Callinti
Wire, Sofas, Sedsteads, Tables, Staab l l,
Chairs, &e, .._ - I,
, • No, 9 Washington street, i
1-, - Binghamton, N. Y. - :
Fir coffin Ware-Room up stairs.—ns2
PEA!) the advertisement of A; LATIIROf
&PI, in another column and go when
you ean : ';buy Goods at a bargain. '
CLOyE#, and TlM9lllYr i Ettlz r itikr
New Milford, Mare) 8; 1866.
- New.and Cheap r-Tt',ll' ._
IDOUGHT at low preCture prix. .a and will be
..1.3- sold accordingly by 1
_._ - 1
- . U. BURROWS & Co.l
Gittsoa s 'Oct. 11, 1864. - I
(
Carpets. - 1 . - '
It.GOOD aisoftment and; Moduli° pater
at very low prices. ~ . p. B. i ca. ,
.oet. 11. . r
torg.
[Emu. B. CHASE.
[A. LATnitor