li;==11
Important Discovery.
CONSUSIPTION, and all diseases of. the
LUNGS and "THROAT are positively . , curable
by INHALATION, which conveys the remedies
to the eitvities, in-the lungs through the air pasta
get, and oming in direct cogtact with the disease
neutralizes the tubercular inatter,allays the cough
ceses a free and easy expectoration, heals - the
In4s-, purifies the blood,imparts renewed vitality
t o the eeseous system, giving that energy so
indispensable for theesestoration orthe. health.
To be able to state confidently that Consumption
is curable by Inhalation, is to me a source of un
alloyed pleasure. It he as much under-the control
of medical treatment as any other formidable
dis
ease; 90 out of 100 cases can be cured-in the Ist
stages, and 50'pr el.-in the 2nd: but in the 3rd
stage it is impossible to save more than 5 pr
for the lungs are so cut up-by the disease as to
bid 'defiance to medical skill. Even, however, in
the last stages, INIIALATiON affords relief to
the suffering attending this fearful scourge, whizh
annually destroys 9.51a00 persons in theU.S.aione;
and a correct, calculation shows that of thepresent
population of the earth, 80,000,000 are destined
to fill the ennsumptit - e's graves.
Truly tie quiver of death has no arrow sola
• tat as L'onliumption. In all ages it has been the
great enemy of life, for it spares neither age nor
sex, but sweeps off alike the brave the beautiful,
graieful and gifted. 'By the help• of the Su
preme Being from whom . .ciineth every good and
perfect gift, I am enabled to offer to, the afflicted
a permanent and speedy cure in Consumption.
The first cause of tubercles is from impure blood,
and the , immediate etThet prpduced by their dep
osition in the lungs is to prevent the free admis
sion of air into the air cells. Which causes a weak
ened vitality thro' the entire sYstem. Theft sure
ly it is more rational to expectgreater g.ood from
medicines entering the cavitic-§of the kings than
from those administered through the stomach ;
the patient will-always find the lungs free and
the breathing easy, after inhaling the remedies.
Thus, Inhalation is a local remedy, nevertheles.:;
it acts constitutionally, and with more power and,
certainty than retnedie.s ad minis'', ered throu,gb the
stomach. To prove the mexerful and direct
influence of this mode of administration, ehloro
form inhaled will entirely destioy sem ibility in
a few:minutes, patalyzine. the entire nervous syt
teen, se that a limb may be amputattll Without
the slightest pain: inhaling: the ordinary burning
gas will destroy_ life in a few hours.
The inhalation of ammonia arouse the, sys.
tent when fainting or apparently dead. The ed.
• or of many of the merlicines is perceptible in the
skin a few minutes after being inhaled, and-may
be immediately detected in the blond. A convin
cing proof of the constitutional ofects of iahala
.tien, is the fact that ~ ielaiess is always prceinced
by breathing foul air—is u t this patitive EA : iclenee
that proper remedies, eateMily prepared and M.
eliciously administered thi oe ell the- to should
produce the happiest result ifaeing 18 years
practice, many thousands sufferitv,.: (rem disease , .
of the lungs and thro;':l, have been funk: mr care
and I have effected many remarkabie cure=, even
after the sufferers had heen prenon:l6.d in the
last stages, which fully satisfies we' that Con.
suinption is no longer a fatal disease. 'Mr treat
xaent t of Consumpl lea -is origihrtl, and fontidel
on gong experience sad a thoroa Olt investigation.
141 Y perfect acquaintance y.ith the nature of tn..
bereleß, etc., enahlr s me to distingnish, readily,
the various Comm.,li,-:case thskt :::tnulate Con,
gumption, and apply the pruner remedies, rarely
being mistaken even it. a'Fin , lo - ease. , This fam
iliarity, in connection v.•;t:i c. , rl;;in Patholo-ole : 11
and microscopic di.. , • - weries.tMal)l . c f s ins to relieve
the fungslrom fleets emitr:xted chests,
to enlarge the -chest. purify the binec, impart to
it renewed vitality, giving enerjy and tone to the
entire system.
itfecliC.inee with fc i directi..lps;•ltnt to any pir
•of the United St•Ocsand C-1:- , c 1 r , , by pnti ,, ats
'communicating, their ..,yuritorns by letter. 13nt
the. cure troultt 1 7 e tncre c:>rt:tirt the patient
- .shoul,l pay tu t - a %!4it, Nvliii.tr . f3:ll,:i ;;Ive tini an
opportunity t 9 eN7.:7llne Ihe lungs and ea:ble
`to prescribel. - ;-.trli !:r,aler certainty, and
then the cure could he f•f:oeted without my F, f . e ,
ins the patient arpiin. G. \V.'(.311 - AII M. M. D.
©:A;: e. 1131 Piih.rt Stre4, (,7.4 ND. 109,
below Ta . ellth, v
Of all ; , tr. , nt,tir,o,
Spin;;; fr(4l, Ce.l,l4'd i,i N , ginr , "s
SUFFER NOT
When erCITE is G7;(1 . 7 - 67,r, ;;+'
SE I? ET DIS s
Seric,'lirfr-s,;
Dißea s offiir iiidnPiyh 13 7 c,!,;,,•,,
`Rheumv.tial,Sitrof”,l::, Pains; in the - .thmes; and
'Andes. Disels t s of Ow L Throat. Nose and
Eyes, Ulcers upon the P.odt: .I;iinbs, Cancers,
Dropsy, Epileptic. Fits, St:VitiC:. Dance, and al;
diseases arising from a derativ . mtlent of the. Sex
ual Organs ; Such as Nervolv; 1,.62 35
of pow,-r,(.; t?r,' era] Vv 7 e k n sDi tnn ess ref ti isl'o n
wtth peen liar spots apper.rum. leS+.tre the etyes.
Los of Sight, ‘,Waktfitinc,s, Dysi.. f .p:d a , Li ver
DWease, Eruptions upon 'the 'ace, Pain in the
back-and head, FCM.OO irregularities and all im
proper discharges from Loth sz-xes, It matters
not from what cause the disea:ie originated,
-ever lotig standinfror obstinate the case, r.r.Cri'y-
ERY is CEnTAM, and in a sv..rter time than a
permanent cure can tie effected by any ether
treatment, even r„fter tiie disease has baffled the
skill of eminent physieimis and rt - -q,te3 :d . 1
h,ir
means quire. The n - divines are pleasant with_
out odor, causing, no sickness, and lieu fiord
:mercury Or bai,itra. During 2u Years of prartive
I have rescued-from the jaws Of Death many thou
sands, who in the last stages of the above,' men
tioned diseases had been given - up to die by their
physicians, which warrants , tne in promising 'to
the afflicted, who place theMiselves under my
care, a perfect and most speedy cure. Snret dis
eases are the greatest enemiesto,health.as they
astheyare the first6uSe ofeonsuMption,Scrofdla,
and many other diseases, and ought to he a terior
to the human family. As a permanent cure is
scarcely ever effec - ed, a majority of the cases fat
ling into the hands of incompetent persons, who
not only fail to cur,", the diseases, hot - . ruin the
constitution, titling; the sysit m with na
which, with the 'disease,. hastens the suVrer into
rapid consul:up:on.
But should the disease and the, treatment not
cause death speedily. and the victim marries, the.
disease is entailed upon. the cf.irk-a. ky;10
born with fiehle constitentions, and the euirnt of
life corrupt e d by a virus •.% t:;vies.it-e!t
. . .
Scrofula, Tenet-. IT rs. - E-w, , 7 io!- , . and othor rit I
: - fections of the skin. kly: : s : la ro.r. a:iii Lune;s, on
. taiiinr , upon thorn. a bri .1 osi-t;.; ;; ...-. „f suir...ri L g r
and I.Tonsignino. 11113): t 0...; •. , :11'!v .' ,. .rix (!.
SE IL , IS Ait t s . :"4r. .i,..at
o - :th:..r fornri.:laVe one
my to health; ter nothin , ! el'o in the ti , :4:id ea4a-
. logue of humat, di-ea , ..... t:11 , 1'7 S , itl ,i.:structive a I
drain upon the systom.dt—wiez it tr,ous%t,cis of
victims through a few vonrß , -, ! . .,ufrolirig down 1.0 I
on untimely grave. 1 t d„ , !!troys tbe,tien-ons sir.
tern, rapidly WaSit'S 'way 111 t. t.7:ol7eit'3 t:1 1, , 0. i
causes Mental d., - ..rangera:•nt. Fr c -, e :l e pr.sp..r 1
dm-elopement ot . th,. system, ...b-i 1!,. n.1s
iltit•-=. kr mar i
ringc. seeiLty, b;:i*,;irg , t , s,.“act :11l ~ ...Ohl , : h.. .inc. 1
\
and leaves tfiF sufferer ‘vreck.. , tl in 1,04 and Mind,'
predisposr;d a,. - cons:41;0oz and a train of. evil. ~
more to heet reade , titan d.atll itself. NV it h thy 1
fullest confidenee I assuli , Ow unlOrtunr,to vie
tansof Sett A 44.taet:iat a perm-al:least aLd i
speedy cure can 1, , . , ctrl-et; d, and With the a ban-
cionment of ruinous praelici•s ity patients can he I
restored to robust, vigorous health.
The afflicted are cautioned against the I
use of
Patent 11/edieines. for tffere are so•tri an y ingen
ious snares in the coliinins of the public prints to i
catch and rob the unwary sufferers, that miilons
have their constitutions ruined by tlde ::i le corn- i
pounds of quack doctors, or the equall% poison
ong postromsrended as . 'Patent Medicines.' I
have many of the so called 1
Vntent Medicines and find that nearly all of them
'contain Corrosive Sublimate, which is one of the
strongest preparations 'of mercury and' a deadly
poison, :which instead orcurrig disease disables 1
the systetu for life. ; - '
Three-fourths of thipatent nostrums now in
. use are put up li . y.:principled and ignorant
persona, who do net even the nu
:el-in medica, and ars.eq - uallyas destitute of any
knowledge ofthe human systena, haying one ob
ject in view, and that, to make money regardless
of consequences.
Irregularities and ail diseases of males and fe
males.treated on principles established by 20.
years of practice. and sanctioned by thousands of
the most remarkable cures: Medicines sent to
any part of the United States or Canadas, by pa
tients. communicating their symptoms by letter.
Business corrspondence strictly confidential.
Address, .I.', StraitlfERPILLE, ill. D.
-Office N 0.1131 Filbert St.. (old No 109
itglavf 12th, -Pm LA TlVll'lli .k, P. [27 y- ,
• 7'
garners an Sit Optic's
BRAME COMPANY,
North. West Cor. of 'Second and Walnut-st.,Phila.
CAPITAL, One Million Two Hundred and
Fifty Thousand Dollars. ASSETTS,
8523,057 07,, Invested in Bonds, Mortages, and
Good Securities.
THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT
Exhibits the the Business and Condition of
the Company to November Ist, 1858.
Premium received on Marine and
Inland Risks, to Nov. Ist. 1856, $214684 60
Fire Premiums, 169;796 61
Interest on Loans, 8,704 47
Total Receipts, $460,185 68
Paid Marine Losses, - 864,427 04
PaidYire do. . . 39,737 89
Expenses. Salaries and
Commissions,' - . 45,489 00
Reinsurance, Return
Premiums & Agen•
ey Charges, - . - 27,474 68
• Balance remaining with C0.,5223,057 . 07
rust ASSETTS OF THE COMPANY AUE_AS FOLLOWS:
Philadelphia City and
Coanty Bonds, . $16,848 18) .
Railroad Bonds, - - 11,000 00 } cost prima
First Mortages, Real
Estate,- ~144,500-00 J
Stocks s ollaterals,ou
Call, - - - 32,400 00
Girard and Consolida.
tion Bank Stock, -
Deposits with Dunn,
Sherman & Co., New
Yerk, 30,000 00
Deferred Payments on
' Stoek not yet, due, 97,700 00
Notes for Marine Pre
miums, . 108,080'00
Due from Av,ents, se-
cured hy Bonds.
Premiums on Policies
_recently issued, and
dobts due the 4 26,4.70 33
aklunee in Bank, - 16,45€ 74
$52.3:047 07
- .35,376 18
This f7timpany Insures Buil4l4qpi,Nierch;.'mdize,
and Stock, from $lOO to $5,000, at the Lowest
Este: consistent with Security, and tipoln the
most Liberal Terms, and make Pnomr: PAY
31CNT upon the :Idjustment of Losses under Poli.
cies issued by them.
The l3oarti of Directors have this day rieelared
cliviand of 15 per cent„ payable on dt•nisnd,
upon the business of the Company; to tho Ist
insinnt.
II : m.71-10M AS B. FLORENCE. President
EDNVAIID R. 11E1..111101,1), Styreary_,
Philadelphia, November 17th 1.856..
TINJOT.III 7 I.3()YLE
vlpjbp..) of Now Milford, l'n., Agent
21 WITNESSES: .
oft- -
aje fOrtirr 03fnibiqr
•
•-• JOHN S. DYE IS THE A (TI/OR,
V \l ' ho has had 10years experienre as a
;Banker and publisher, and author of
A series of Lectures at the Broadway Tab
,crnacle when for 10 successive nights,' over
t- - -i2r50,000 Pe ople_jai
C.reeted him - with Rounds of Applause,
,` , while he exhibited the manner in 'which
Counterfeiters execute their Frauds, and
FtheSurct and Shortest Means of Detecting
them!
;The Thnk Engravers till ray Thai he is
tJe• ;
,zra ties! Jnageof Paper Mune!" living,
REATEST DISCOVERY of the Pres
iLT ent Century for .
\'‘
;Detecting Counterfeit Bank
Notes,
Describinr, Every Genuine Bill in Existence,
and Exhibiting at a glance -every
Counterfeit in Circulation!
~ Arranged so admirably, that nrim:Exr.f. is
EAF•V :ind DEV:CTION INSTANT/.SEOUS.
• •:4
lutit•X to examine! No page to
\Z - . bunt up. But so simply arrange:3, that
;tile V9erehant.Banker and Business Man can
• r :ee all at a Glance.
: -- •
- Faglish, French and German.
•
Each may rend the same in hiS own
Native Tongue:
.3fost Perfect Bank Vote List Publl.4ed.
'Xr Also a List of
,
the Prirate Bankers in --lm.erica.
A Complete Summary ofihe FINANCE OF
Nr.
,r.,1.7110Tr.. AND AMERICA will be published
each editinn, Ify , ether with all the Iro
rCt., po'rt.ant Nrws OF 'ITIE DAY. Also A Smars
. OF TALES •
'From an Old Manuscript found in the East.
furnishes the Most. Complete Ilistory of
ORIENTAL LIFE,
SS ORIENTAL
thi,i Most Perplexng Positions
;in which the Ladies and Gent emen of that
t Country have been found. These Stories
\J continue thioughoOt the whole year,
and will prove the Most Entertaining ever
\...Njoffered to the Public.
r4r Furnished Weekly;to Subscribers
)only. at S 1 a year. All letters must be r
ad
dressed to
JOHN S. DyE, Broker,
Publisher and Proprietor, 7u Walk:Z.l.N. Y.
NEW GOODS.
:401111b: THE subscriber's now re
ceiving biit,•7,prtng stock
,-,s-... i .,-.,, of Goods to Which he would
- `w it :q invite - the attention of his
* 1 te` ..., .-•,- friends. Among his goods
)
r, - .1.\!:‘ . e.5. , 1;i. - -. May be found a very large as.
'&''' ." -- -iiv."` sortment of Gold and - Silvar
Watt•hes of ever variety comprising 18 differ
ent styles of his own importation, and a large
lot of Levers. Anchors, and Le pine sof different
makerk, Gold. Chains, Seals Keys, all the new
patterns Of Eor-Bings, BreaFtpins. and Finger
Itinos, Brae.el els, Lockets, Gold and.„SilverThim
bles., and Spectacles. A full stock of Silver
Spoons, forks,Napkin Rings, Butter and fruit
knives. Plated Table knives, forks, Castors,
C a ke baskets, Candlesticks, 6.... e. Cutlery, nee
dles, Shell combs, Gold pens and pencils, Bass
Viol, Violin and Guitar Stling.s.Gold Sleeve
buttons, and studs. sewing birds,&e, &c., ail of
which will be sold at the lowest cash prices; at
the old stand of
ALFRED S. EVANS..
No. 2 old . Fellow's 11211.
Binghamton, Maieh. 24th, 1856. , • 13
Salt! Salt!! Salt!!!
Tl-TE subscriber begs leave to inform his
friends and the public that he has taken - the
Store No. 201 Washington street, (dhtetivop
posite Washington Market ! ) lateiy occupieil by
Volney Elliot, and is now prepared to offer for
sale on the most liberal terms ion cASKs nil
'kinds of Foreign Coarse, and Fine Salt, from
vessel, or store, either in sacks or bulk, or put
up in'small bags.to order.
Dealers will be furnished with their names
printed on the bags wnen orderings thousand
or more. Persons froin a distance ordering by
Mail can depend upon has' their orders
promptly filled et the Lowts Ar:EET PRIMES.
GE . W. MANN.
New York, March Ist, 185 . • Icivi.
0.1 1 1.
PERSONS desirous of paying me money, on
debt of any description, can do so by tear
ing their payment with Post, Cooper & Co.,
tankers Montrose, to my credit, whose receipts
will be allowed from their date.
C. L WARD.
.April 18th, 1856. t Aug. 1; 'M.*
Timothy Seed.
QTANLEY TURRELL'S TIMOTHY SEED
0 warranted pore. For aide by
ABEL TURRELL.
4outrose, Immo. 20th, 18r,
$177,128 61
5,225 00
Patent Medicines, &o
AFFLICTED READ !
GgArIfENBERG Marucrass.—Vegetable Pills
Green Mountain Ointment, S'arsaparila
Compound, Children's Panacea, Eye Lotion, Fe
ver and Ague Remedy, Health Bitters, Dylan.
tart' Syrup, Consumptive's Balm, ilfarehall's
Uterine, Catholieon, Dr. Libby's Pile Ointment,
and :Vanua! of Health.. ,
Ayres Pills and Cherry Pectorial, Tanner's
German Ointment, Trask's Magnetic Ointment,
Holloway's -Ointment atd Davis' Pain
Killer, Dr. Fiteh's Heart Corrector, Bennett's
Root-add Plant Pills, Soule'S Sovereign Balm,
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, Rhode's Fever
and Augue Cure, Merchant's Gargling Oil, Arai.
ca Lineament, Camphor, Castor Oil, Paregoric,
Aloes, Picern, Myrrh, Licorice, &e , &c
A new supyly just received, to be kept constant
ly on hand, fOr sale by I; N. BULLARD.
October, Ist, 1856.
FARMERS!
$l5 will purchaso one of the best
CORN SHELLERSami SEPARATORS
Ever Invented.
rrilE uncicrsigned is now prepared tolurnish
1 to FARMERS, Millersuud others the world
renowned Excelsior Corn-Sheller—the wonder
of the times-4eing the hest, Most durable. and
easiest running Sheller now in use. CL. arranted
to shell more corn -in a shorter space of time,
than any other machine, entirely cleaning the
ear, from end to end, without crushing either
corn or cob:
The Machines are constructed with ttvo
cranks, and pully for ty belt, so that two persons
can turn them, or attach a belt in motion by
any power. The attention of persons owning
mills, is seheited, as the Machines are wonder
fully adapted to any kind - of power. They are
very easily turned, and when once in motion a
small boy can turn tbemv they are capable of
shelling one bushel per minute—every Farmer
should have - one—as they save their cost, in,
les . than ono seasons. •
They are on exhibition at Searle's Itotel,
Sayre's Foundry, Ely's Mill in Brooklyn. and
-at Lathrop's Laiie Mills, where they can be seen
in operation at ary time. All ordrs'addressed
to the undersig„rud, will receive prompt alum
tion. Machines. shipped at a distance and war
ranted to operate. D. SEARLE.
Montrose, December, llth, 1856.:
• - CERTIFICATE.
THIS is to certify, that I have examined and
used Dia' of the above Shellers, for sale - by I).
SEARLE.::nd unhesitatingly pronounce it, one
of the hest, most durable and easiest running
SnolieN ever introduced into this county. It
will shell more corn in a shorter time than ant'
other N:teUne, and is always ready for service.
1 o:Ost heartily nod freely recominend them to
the Farmers ( , f Susq'a County, as the cheapest
and best. Sheller; non• in use. 1 have one in
'operation in tnv mill in Dimock, which needs
only to be seen to recommend itself. Call and
it. AMMI ELY
Brooklyn, Deceml. , er. tli, 18.56.
.5 'tr.
NEW TOPOC:74APHIC..4I", 31AP
• or
Sue.quohanna: County.:
opose
;‘') i tt. e .. P :ct! rt d n' c r rit* P s l t l t l A L ;i h en a malt t
encouragement be given,) said map showing all
the Roads. with their ::n7lcs—all Streams in
their proper places—tog - ether with all Lakes.
and Ponds, with their names, shutting their
to
cation size and shape. The names of property
holders are to beinserted in their proper plat.
es—it wilt also show the location of all Church.
es, School Houses, Hotels, Stores, Mills of all
kinds, also a correct Table of Distances from
one Post otr to another throughout the
County. :::id majois to lie on a scale of an
inch and one eighth ti the mile, and will be de
livered to St.hscribcreolcred and ml unted at
the exceedingly Icrw price 0r 85.00 per copy.
LEE: & MARSEL
Nos. 17 & 111. Maine st., Phira.
ItOGEII.
TTAVING just retort/v(1 from New York, with
ccinrlete. :1:-.sortrnt•r:t of gewls 14 the
Spring Trade conit,titg in part ah‘fc.lltiwts. viz:
Dr* Goods . , tiracerie! , , Crockery,
Bard - ware, Boots et Shaer,
Clocks, Loolasiv,4
Umbrellas,. Pa
per, Ladies' Eon
nets,
A fine 'stock of PANAMA, Sl7l if, and
PALN-LEAF HA TS, and many other arti
cles too numerous to mention. would invite the
especial altenticn of rash buyers to ari exami
nation of his stock, which will be , t hown freely
to all. and sold as cheap as they sell coeds this
side of New York Thankful for ;he patron
aze that has been bestowed upon him the pat
year, he hones by constant attention to the wants
of all,, o suit all who may call: liopincr that
rut-ettslomers wilt not fortret that *settlement
of aecounts is due ate once it year. F letnaiti
their servant, K-ENVON.
Look and Road!
SOMETIIING NEW
jrIINIE Undersigned, Merchant nt Dirnock Four
Corners, has - lately discovered that for .
ready pay he cansel I more Goods. and make more
money at one-half the usual profits put upon
Country Goods. .Consequently I ran sell Goods
from five to ten per cent. li , wer than any collier
establishment in this section. But do not take
my word for it. Call .and see for yourselves.
Bring a little Cash -or some kind of Country
produce. and buy your Goods at a price -unpar.
allele() in the history of Mercantile trade. My
stock is large and well selected, and I am re
ceiving.
NEW ADDITIONS
every week. My Tenns of Sale are REAT , T Pay.
it Will certainly be for your interest to call and
seoThlelefore pu"rehasine elsewhere.
Flour and Salt kept constantl: on hand.
WM. -MAYER..
Mooch, Jan. 13th. 183.7.
G. F. FORDHAM,
[succt,.sor. To A. & E. 13ALDwis.1;
lifanurrictqrer of Saddles, -1-farnes:vs, and
Trit!zk and Carriage Trimmer,
WOULD invite all who are in want of any
r article ever kept at a Harness shop to give
him a call;
flarnesses made of the best Oak Tanned
1.,ath,.r4 on short notice.
He has on hand goo'd assortment of Carriages
Trimmings which he ofrers on the ctost leason
alle terms. Carriage Trimming done with neat
ness and dispatch. •
Itc , pairing done on short notice.
No. I, 2. and . 3, Basement Searle's tiotel
Montrose, Nov.. 26th, /55G.
AWE Tl 3 !AMELIA;
e e p-s .all I.he. Popular
EIIffITIP_P; •
AND .4 FIRST RATE ASSORTMENT OIL.
GENUINE DRUGS;
Montrose, Pa•
DOUSE BUILDER'S DEPOT FOR SUS
., qUEHANNA COUNTY, - AT ,NEW
MILFORD..
TAICKERMAN & GARRErt are giving es
pecial attention to the improvement con
templated in, this county the ensuing season,
and now offer a helping hand, by iteepirg eon
stotly for sale a large quantity of W'mdow Sash
and Glass; Blinds. Door, Nails, Paints; and Oils,
and a complete" assortment of Builder's Haid
Ware, &r. Those going to put pp houses in
the spring *ill find it for their interest to giie
us a call. We can furnish everything you want,
and at the very lowest manulacturing prices.
DICKERMAN & GARRETT.
New Milford; Feb. Bth, 1856.
Attention Farmers?--Plow Points
P almost exert' pattern and kind now in use;
O
also• No. 2 R. I. Blatchley Plows and Corn
Plows, may be had at any time of day and until
10 o'clock at night, in exchange for Cash, Old
Iron, Grain; Eggs, o r any kind of Ready Pay, of
May let. 1856.} I. N. BULLARD.
Kr At Cost !
./11
HARDWARE,
1:91041t0; kif;i:ilkfl
FANCY GOODS!
FOR CASH ONLY
HAVING determined to change our place of
business, we offer for sale our entire etoel; o
ItillliDV4l22
novst rvitmAtypi G
. 'MDT Ma, : •
A. GOST
111 F KNCILO,
Binghamton, April 2d, 1857.
ta — We wish it to b© distinctly under
stood, that our sales will oe wade for
CASH ONLY!!!
~u- All persons having open .accounts on
our hooks are requested to cull and 'settle int
wediately.
t Accounts n4settled by the lit of May
will Lc put into oak!. Lauds for collectiou:
P. & K.
GOING AT COST ! !
NOW IS THE TIME
FOR BARGAINS ! !
A.RIE,
7-7 1 - '4'7 'tit; 14 .TID
2'42-ii\PCO7
GO op i,,) i i
zvarszavenzaz,
You have now a splendid opportunity to
supply yotmelves with everything 'in the
aLove line, at New York-cost.
°-14 fei %s 4l‘ Tani * a
We have a very large assortment of Car
penter's Tools of the best quality, which we
will sell at Cost.
7,1 - I‘l ilttetystrlncrr.4,4,
torAmiils
We have a complete, assorttnent of Coop
er's Tools, going at Cost.
V@ , IsTUDIM.
Locks, Latches, Knobs, Blind Trimmings
Butts, Screws, &c., d:c., going at Cost.
'7@ DII2,IMENDA,
Desirous of Purchasing their spring stock
such another opportunity will never preset' ,
itself. Our entire stock of Iron and Site
will be sold at Cost. _
tgr Those desirous of selecting bons a
complete stock will call early.
PHYFE & lan% ON
51 Court-street, adjoining Bank of Bing
hamton. -
Binghamton, April, 10th, 18.57 i
51 Court-street.
The Cheap Store,
EO, 28asiotgla tvattikir
•
E undersigned would respectfully.infortn
1 the inhabitants of Binghamton and o vicinity,
that he has rechtly purchased of - Edward Priest
his largo and well selected Mock of
• DRY GOODS,
which he has removed from .La Fayette Block
to No. 28 Court.st., one door above the Ameri.
can Hotel. ..
This entire stock has been purchased ceps'&
erably below New York cost, enough so to war.
rant him in saying that ho will sell Goods cheap.
erlhan can be bought at any other Store in town.
i 1 iir \ ♦ A M Y ~, riii:;~ cr` ~ r '
Summer Goods. To the above stock has just
been added a large invoice of Spring'and Sum
mer GoOds of'the latest styles, which will be
closed out at great bargains.
The stock consists in part of the following
goods, viz; Fine Lawns. fast colors, from 9to
18 eta. per yard; Calicoes, American and Knglish,
from 4 to 11 cts. per yard: Meritnack and Co.
deco Prints, at 11 ets.; Bleached and Shectings
and Shirtings from 4 as, to 2s. titi, per yard;
Kentucky Jeans. fr 1111 /s. 3lt to 24. 6d. per yard;
Ladies' Rose,. from 6d. to 3s. 6d. per pair;
Ginghams, from 10cis. to 23 ets. per yard; De
Laines from lo ets. to 3s. per yard. Also a large
lot of Linens. Quills and C,outcrpains, Curtains
and Draperies. Shawls, Glo%es; Table Covers,
Silks. Daces. Emborderies. &c. &c.
Trunks, Valices and Bags, of all sizes and
prices.
r-iff — Don't forget the number. 28 Court street;
I Door east of the American Hotel, but call and
see before fueliasi:T elsew.bete; .
C. GODWIN.
• I3inghampton, April 3d, 1856.
REMOV AL !
ci !XV .1:',T.Ilib16:11:11ENT,
ON MAIN . ST., NI: XT P 001: TO TT: 41 r:3IERS STONE.
r h.movvd his shop
1 from Puhlie Averme t JIAIN STEIFALT,
is about. reef,.vin ,, a -plendia :::surtriient of
• Ma%Lct c:tSSIMELIES,
VESTINTiS, -
VV111(-11 k prep“redt., eut:and make to or
der, in It'style that va"rtm.t fail to suit all who
may fator bin: with tht•ii. custom, Tho Si: wish
ing their work done in a nfat a:id du ralle man
ner, Win iiaa it to their to Inc a
call.
J. .S 17111:11,
Montrose. Nov. 2'7, 83t3.—thtt.
• '—
Clover & Tim 3 othy Seed
F OR
I I..BURRITT.
New I ford, tilarch IS. 1857.
Ashton salt.
pOR Miry ar.d Table tise, ju , t. reee•il . ea and
1• fur sale i)y the sack hti,hel - or ponnti. by
June .9th, 185 e
EAUTII'I7I, st.,.k. or Ladle,' tine ;:Shoes,
I_Pand Childreus* Gaiters anti art-Elis nt
Ic.FINV(iNI3.
SIIAWLS !til,OU $10" :it
KENYON'S
I:rIRIZORS.—Large Gilt rra at, el Mirrors
itiL for sale by ABEL TURRELL.
GOLD and Silver Speytle!es, a new lot just
received, yoroprking all airs. by
Anent 18th, 18561 A. J.' EVAVS.
11ENNEDY,S Dist4.very. tor sale
by :11:;F1,
•
. AYER'S -
4‘, ,ezilliartie Pills,
(NrGAR c(ATED. )
SSE. St x£ 7 . 0
CLEANSE TM ELCOD AND CUBE TM SICK.
Invalids. Father,; .7g other%,
Phlla!ithropfsts. rrnd their Etre'cts,
anti judge of their Virtue*.
•
• - 10;7 THE -
Headache, Sick /I cathic hc.Foul Stomach.
ha. PA.. Nay I.
C. Arta. - Sir t I have I vet. repeate.lly c.o. OA , 4
the wor.t If ea tar he ;ray 1.0.13 con 10.1 e IT oe tv
of your Pali.. It Deem! to ari-4.: foot, a toil .t,-mach. v hieh
they clean, at ovwe. 11 they e.r.l Care crlare they do
tar, the fact is words kocnsitig.
-volts trittiveitt respect. En. W. par.m.r.
.11"
Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints.
Par or . . ..Sr. I't " sr es,
P. C. 7 W.A.} .
Starhare need y 4 otr ray i.reiwial and tal
praetiee ever Pin:, von tionie theta, awl < annot Itetltate to
ray i hey are the ben eathottie rye en: ploy. Their rev..
toting action en tie - to cc art.;
dy they are 1111 rl-11:0:3' for de ran that
erg - nth...lndeed. I hove f aind a ra.o
ear, r.n oL.tiuuu that it tit t 1 i. 1.1 to them,
FraitTually BALL, Si.
Inysician of the. M.,rinA Ilespatat
Dysentery. Relitx, Imd Worms.
OFFICE, 11AATLAIS1, Lir. 01., )1 icn.,•.No‘:. 16, 1556.
PR. ATER.: Your are the 1 ere. tion'ti tue.lh.ints
They bare my na,re good than I ran tett ton.
She 112..1 Leon siek atilt pitliti,-;:iwar month+. Went
riff to Ire doctored At ti'r , nt eat rim., hut eot no better. She
then cinintnenewl cured her,
lee expelling large illiatitithw of wortni ',had; fr o m ber
1,44 y. They t,ftencante etttel her and our tuo children
dY. - titerY• On' , or our hei.,:hd , ri• hail it Lail, And
try wife cureil hint with two "clones of your Pith , . while
others around ns 'Laid frota fire to twenty ddllarit ,loc tare
bine. and log hutch tint.. eit?:out Ding ~tied eutiiely
even then. Such a medirine 11.4 ',ruts, which Is actually
good and houe.st, will be pt iced bon,
GEC.% GRIFFIN. Therms:en
Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood
From Mmes, 11.Wor of Adr , nl C772irrh.
Da Arra: I Mice geed yonr POI. with eztraordinnry
my family and among thole 2 am called to Yacit
in dietre,e. To ref:lll.k th. t.rgatzs ‘l4.l”.tim: and purify
the bh.0..1 airy - me, the very beet remedy I have ever
known, zuml I can confideutly recommend them term,
friends. Seen, J. V. HIM S.
irAy.stw, Wvomnra Co., N. V.. Oct. 2.4, 1555.
DP:AI Sit : I am using your Cad:Artie Pills ir, mp pote
nce: and find them an excellent pnr;: - Ittive to cleanse, the
systixa, and purity the fccutains of the 1nt.04.
JOIN G. MEACHAM,
Erysipelas, Scrofula, King's Evil, Tctter,
Tumors, and Salt Rheum.
From a Porwardirg 211ert.14c111 of Z.. 7. Louis, 114.,. 4,1558.
Du. Attu: Your rills are the-paragon of all that to
Beat in medicine. They bare cured my little dauglitar
of ulcerons sores upon her hun.la and feet that had proved
incurable for errs. Her mother has been long grievous
ly afflicted with blotches and pimples on her akin and in
her hair. After enr child was cured. she also tried your
Pins, and they !Lice cured hrr. ASA 150110 RIDGE.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Gout:
From the Rer. /Jr...flaw:ft. qf :he 3ft.'4.dixf Jpis. Omit&
. SArAxNAn. Jan. f,
Ilmvonmi Sr:: I .h i:`..l I e limn:it, rul far the relief your
ikill had brought me if I I,pnit buy ease to you.
A cold veal .t in my limb.; andbrou,4llt . exernristing
neuralgic bir.4 ended in cl.r. , nie rheumatism.
Nerwith:qantlisig r lia+l toot of ph!'sir's.mk, the diseziee
grew wore;,..and.werse, cntil. by Ow telyiee C.1 ., 50ur excel.
lent agent of 11:Lltiracre. Dr.:Marken:if% I trii4.l ynnr Pills.
Their effects were aA,re, br.t mire. Sty persevering in the
use of than I sun now. entirely well.
Ervvre Crsimtta. It tot IteTcm. IA- 6 Dec., 1F55.
DR. Aria: I bare been eutirely cared by your Pills of
Rheumatic Gout—a plialul tliStxXd tlmt 1,a4 afflicted me
for years. - . NIZ.:CENT ELIDELL.
For Dropsy, Plethora, or kindred Com.
plaints, requil lug an active plum they we an ezct+
tent retne,ly,
For Costiveness or ConAtiration, and as
a Dinner Pill, they are Pgrevahle and effectual.
Fits, Suppression,' Paralysis, Intlammn•
Ilion, and et en Deafness, and Yartla/ Blind.
fleas, have been cute,' by the alterative action of Mem
Pills.
Most of the pills In market contain Jferenry, which, al
though it valuable reme.ly in bkilft:l hands. is danFerotut
In a IPUbile rill, Irma the ct.n.....iueure. that fre
quently ft.llow its inatutkus too. Th,t , e ctmtain no moo.
cury or mineral subetance whatever.
AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL
FOR TILE RAPID CURE OF
COIUGUti,COLDS, 110 A RSENESS, L'IrPLU.
iCfiZA. BRONCHITIS, ICIIOOPII G
CROUP, A STII3IA, i.%
CIPIENT COrtistIIIPTION,
and for the relief of consumptive patients in advanced
stages of the disease. '
. We need not speak to the public of Its virtues.
Throughout every town. and almost every hamlet of the
American States, its wonderful cures of pulmonary com
plaints hare made it already known. Nay. frw are the
famines In any civilized country on this continent without
some personal experience of its effects; and fewer yet ihe
communities any rthere which have not among them
some living trophy of lle victory over the subtle and dan
gerous (Wanes of the throat and lungs. While It is the
moat powerful antidote yet known to man for the fermi•
dable and dangerous diseases of the pulmonary organs, It
la also the pleasantest and safest remedy that can be em
ployed fur Infanta and young persons. Parents should
hare it in store against the insidious enetuy that steals
upon them unprepared. We have abundant grounds to
believe the Custer Provoisit mvesmore UM! by the Woo
munptions it prevents than those it cures. Keep It by
you, and cure your midi, while they are curable, nor neg
lect them until no human skill can master the Inexorable
ranker that, fastened on the eats your life away.
All know the dreadful fatality of lung disorders, and as
they know too the virtues of this veturdy,,we nevi not do
more than to nature them it is still made the best it can
be. We spare 'no coat, no care, no toil to produce it As
'mat perfect possible. and thus afford those who rely Mt
it the best agent which our skill can furnish for their cure.
- PREPARED BY DR. J. C. AYER,
Practical and Analytical Cheenat,-LoweA, item
AND SOLD BY
ABEL TURRELL, Montrose,
And by peelers in.msnlctszs everywhere.
. ,
' • SUMMER ARRAIIIOEMEI TS. • .
.. ~ ~..., • .
• - • New Rail Road R o me, '
De*ware,LickaVranna.& W. 8.11.
NTENV and expeditions broad guage
.route
./111 from the North and W i est,yia Great Bend
and Scranton, and from the, Lackawanna and
Wyoming Vallevri, directly through to New
York and .Philadelphia.-
On and - after Thursday, June .-18th, 1857,
trains will be run as follows.: . ' ' . •
Cincinnati Ex. Train bound east on the N. Y. &
E. R. R., arrives at Gt. Bend at 6:12 a. m., and
the Mail Train at 0:25 a. tn.,connecting with
the EXPRESS Train which feavcrs Great Bend .
'fUr Now York and Philadelphia,at 9 30' a. m.
Due ut Montrose, 10 03 "-
Scranton,. I/ 40 "
Stroudsburg, . - .1 58 pall
Delaware, 15 minutes to dine, 2 21 "
Bridgeville, Phil. pa!tO, leave - 2 50, "
Junction, : .---‘,. 3 35, "
New York, ' , : 7 15, "
. _
.-. 8 20, "
l'hiladelphta,
.
• Passengers' from N. Y, Leave -
Pier NI. 2, - North River, at 7 30, a.m.
Vont Philadelphia, leave Wal- '
nut st. Wharf, at , 600 "
Leave Junction • ' 10 55,"
- Due at -Bridgeville, Phil. connection, II 45,"
Delawafe, 15 minutes to dine,l2 00 ' in..
_, Stroudsburg, . i- • 1 07,p.m.
Scranton, - . . 3 48,"
Montrose, ' 5 35,"
.
Great:Dead. - 6 10, "
: .
Connecting ai Great Bend with the . • .
Mail Train West at. 6 57," -
Scranton Acc&mmodation - Train
leaves Scrant 'II for Great Bend at 9 25 a.m.
.!`arrive at Greta Bend, , 1 00 p. m.
Connecting vith the Steamboat Express east,
and Dunkirk: ::xpress west, on the. N.. Y. & E.
Ralf Road.
. .
Rettun'',g, leaves Great Bend at 425 p. m
Due Seratiton, : _ - 826 "
.For t e accomnitidation of .Way travel on the •
1 Soot ern Vvision, a passenger ear will be at.
1 tached to the Express Freig h t Trains, leaving.
1 Sc!ralto.l. at - . •.6 00 a. in
Due 'at Stroudsburg - at 11 35 "
• ‘` Stinetion at • 345p. m.
Returning, will leave Junction at 400 a.m.
Due at Stroudsbura at - 7 35 "
" Scranton at ' ton .''22o p. 'tn.
Passer.Ters from New York will change ears
- at ela , lcs•ille. •
To and from Philadelphia, via B. D. R..R.,
. leave or taker carp at Ilrid , !eville.'
For Pittston, Kingston. and Wilkesbarre,take
L. &B, R. R, ears at Zierantpn. ,
For Jessup —Asa bald, and Carbondabi, change
ears at Greenville.
Tickets sold and bagt-age checked between
all statione on connecting roads. .:
Passengers to and from Wilkesbarre, Wyo
rtioing, &c., via. Lnekawarrna & Mo., , msburg
Railroad,go through ilthont any detention at .
ScrauLon, as the trains on thlt road run con
ins.vion- with the express train; on the L. &
A
xv it it,lt: li. .. \.
• ..aro from Kingston, Wyomicg and Pittston
to Philadelphia.-8-1:50. From Kingston to New
Y ork:sl:Bs.. Wy . olning. and Pittston . to New
York 31:75. ..
TM; et:i sold, and ba22age clucked Orraugh.
.1011 N BRISBIN, Supl.
Wm. N. JENKS. Gen'i Ticket Ag.ent. ~
1. N. BULLAIIIi
THE Wood furnishes the material of every
bone, muscle, !_ , land and fibre in the .hu-,
nr.n frame. When pure, it secures health 16 ev
e ry organ . ; when-corrupt, it necessarilyproduAs
disease. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS operate direct..
ly upon the elements of the stream of,Aife;
'ratizing, the priucipla of disease, and thus" ra(r.
callycuring the malady, whether located in the
nerves. the stomach, : the liver, the bowelr, the
muscles, the skin, the brain, or any otherpart of
:he t:ystem.
I/OLLOWAI"S PILLS are equally efficacters
in complaints common to the whole human race
^ntl in disorders peculLar to certain climates and
ocalitias- •
Dyspepsia and derangement of 06 liver. the
source of infirmity, and suffering, and the sense of
innumerabledcaths, yield to these curatives; in all
cases, however aggra voted, acting ps a mild pur
trative, alterative andtonic ;, they relieve the
bowels, purify the td uids.and invigorate the aye.
tem and the constitution at the same time.
General Weakness-4Verpous Complaints.
• When all stintnlants fail, the renovating and
bracing properties of these Pills give firmness to
the eliaking uerves arid .enfeebled muscles of the
victim of general debility.
All irregularities -and. aliments incident to the
delicate and sensitive organs of the sex lire re
moved or prevented by a few doses of these mild,.
but infallible alteratives. No mother who re
gards her own or her children's health should fail
to have them within her reach.
The London .. Lancet," the London . ... Medical
itiview " and the most eminent or the faculty in
Great Britain. France and Germany, have cult).
gized the Pills and their inventor. - -
_ _
Ifolloway'S Pills arc the best remedy known
in the world for the following diseases :
Asthma Headaches
Bowel Complaints Indigestion •
. .
Congins Inward 'Weakness
Colds lnflammation
Costireness, Ititluenza
Chest Diseases - Liver Complaints
Debility • ' Lowness of Spirits
Dropsy Piles
DyspepriaL • Secondary Symptoms
Diarrhoea
: Stone and Gravel
Fever and Ague Venereal Affections
Female Complaints Worms of all kinds
'yr Sold at the Manafacwiries, of Professor
Ilor.LowAr, 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and
244 StranilLondon, by all reSpectable Ding
gists and Dealers in Medicine thronghont the
United States and the civilized world, in boxes
at 25 cents, 62 1-2 conts,and -$1 each.
V' Theis, is a 'considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes. •
N. 8.--Directions for the guidance of pa
tients in every disorder are affixed to each box.
n4O-1y
H. WARD
MANUFACTURER AND DEALERS IN
Tit A G.O 0-0 'A,.
NOS. '77 &79 NORTH SECOND STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. \
We are now receiving ourSPRINGSWiCK
which will comprise A large and desirable as- 7
sortment of all kinds of
STRAW AND L 4 CE BONNE TS,\ . l
Oar stock of Flowers will he unusually e
this season, and we would invite your specnk
attention. to that department. Please call an
examine there Weil) making your purchases.
• " H. WARD.
Nes. 77 dt 79 North Second St;
May 14, 1857. - - 31m2
HEALTH OR SICKNESS?
CHOOSE 33ETWZE1l THEW;
Used• Throughout the World?
Alarming Disorders.
Delicate Females.
Scientific Endorsements.
cot jj oritrost pimo,tnt
vuoLtaftED ZYZRY TUVREMAT MpiLICI; gy -
MCCOLLUM & 'GEBRITBO,I,I,
TER311.60.141,50 cash in advance ; 2,00 if
not: paid within six months,and $2,50 at the en d
of the year. No paper discontinued untiltgllar,
rearages are paid;except at the option ei th e
Publishers. All-communications connect4l wi th
the office, to ensure attention must • he dite e t e a
to the EDITORS, Mpatrose. Su c stra. Co., P.
- . Rates el Advertising.
One square . (I 2,lines or less) for 3 weeks, :1,00
Each subsequent insertion,
One moan: three months,. I 3,00
One square six months,. - 5,00
Business Cards; four lines or less, - 3,00
One eighthcolumn, one year, .-. 6,0 0
One-fourth - ~ " :. IOA
.one-half bt • 1 u , . RB,OO
One column, • ' . . - • 0.0.0
Yearly advertisers will be restricted t th e
business in which they are engaged ; an 4. AN
considered as wishing to continue advertui tg
unless they shall 'give-Special directions for t
disconticuance,of-the same., .. . I
.JOB WORK.
`The publishers having added to thoi Job
Printing Materials a large and StrPERIDA as„ort.
moot of Job Type, are now prepared tollehtte
I
ion WORK, in a rnanuer unsurpmieed in.thisloe L i.
'tion of cOuntry, and on reasonable..torms,
Bliiatili of every description kept e one, i.
ly-on hand or printed -to order.
Pirecto
- • VAIL & BRITEDAGE;
,Ph ysiciaits • and: SuFgeous,
Depot, -Penn'n.
M. H. C. VAIL,
WM. W SMITH, & CO
• -Cabinet and Chair Manua
ers foot of lain StuFet. Motitrine,Pa.
ABEL TURRELL, MoNTR OS E,
- Dealer in Dfugs, Medicines,. Chemicils,.
Dye Stxiffs, G fal‘s.ware, Parnts, Oils, Vuroi4es,
Window Glass, Groceries, Panay. Goods, J4w,
elry; Perfumery, &c.--,And Agent for ill the
most popular Patent Medicines. -- . >
. .
. .
romi GROVES,
Fashionable Tailor:=Slitip .near he
Baptist. Meeting, /louse,. on Turnpike Str e;
Montrose, Pa. : • . .
• .•
JOHN COISTEN, •
• Dealer in Stoves, Tin, Capper and Sh et
Iron Ware, Ludersville, near , thu Great' $• d
Depot.
tf.
LATHROP-'
Dealer in Ready-Made Clothing, Hats a
Caps, Boots, and Shoes, Dry Goods, &c.
opposite Searle's lintel, Itontro
C. D. LATHROP, and
J. P. W. RILEY, "h."
LATH ROP
•
DR.-R. THAYER, .-
Ph islet an and Surgeon, Montroge,
Pa. Office in the Farmer's Store. • I
FRANKLIN FRASER -•
Attorney_ and Counsellor at La • ,
.N . .lontrose, Pa., will attendiaithfully bu -
ness r efitrusted to hint in-the County of SUBq'i,
Conyeyaneing and writing of all kinds will be
done neatly, and charges inodorate. )1 y4ll alai)
attend to prosecution of claims of soldiers, their
widow's' and . heirs, a,7„ainst the . U. Govertr,—
men t, for Bounty Land, Pensions, &c.
ray be found at,all liqnrs at ,the office foiruerl,t
occupied by JO', Rithards, Esq., north of the.
Court Honse.-1853---13.
DI C. TYLER,
Zttterested with I, L. Kart,
I
rmporterand beater in Hardware and
Cutlers, Carriage Trimmings, Springs, &e.
215Pca-rl ,street, N. Y.
Where hislllerea ntile friends. in this and OTBEN4
Counties. are kindl3;. invited, and EARNESTLY
lieited to call and. purebnse.
.6tt.
' J. H. PARSONS,
MilloleNaie am Dealer, .in:
-.Cabinet Ware. 'Sofas, Bedsteads,
Stands, Chairs. &c.
No. 9 Washington st:,. Binghamton,, N. Y
' "coffin Ware-Itoom..up stairs,.
Dr. H. Smith.
SURGEON 'DENTIST has'rer-loved•his
fii:o from Searle's to his C thilyßing
oppo•iite the Baptist Church,.(uorth side) where
.111,Dental operations will be perfoilued in 'hi&
usual - good nninner. •
Montrose_Hay 13th, 7857. - tf
• . • .•
S. - D. V: D
Physician . and Surgeon, has pentat;
;netly located himself at Brackneyyille, , Sustfiv .
County, Yeatfo, and will promptly attend to all
calla with which-he may be favored. _
May, 1856—n22. , . • •
A. PICKET,
• Justice of the Peace, Collector of
Debts, .Executor of• Deeds, Wilk Contracts,dte.
office, Lneeyviile, Wyoming. County, Pa..
May 9. 1856. - -
%A.%'131., BliA'Ai) s . '93001t,
IAit,..L.D., • • ...- .- -.
GLASS DEPOT, - 05 CHESTNUZST. I
. . ontroBe, Peur4a,
- • - r - D.. BREVVSTE:R. '
if
Ail mizeß and de...L; iiniods.. in iinyquaritity
made to order; or ftlion-:hed ore thesbgrtest sp.
• HAYDEN BROTHERS,,- - -
•
- New tdalford, Penn'a.: t•
. ,
Whosesnie 'doitter in 'Buttons, Combs,
Suspenders,' Threads, Pari'ey.. Goods,
Wdtches, Jewctry, Silvi•rapd plated Ware, Cut- .
.lery. Fishing; Tackle, Cignis - oke.lto.
Mereiti,Sts and pedlars', - 's - upplied on 1140
terms. -
HAYDEN, pt, ACY TIAYrjEN
JOHN HAYDEN, ' GEO: HAYDEN.,
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• Ayl
DR. E. I"- - - WILMOT
CA' raditate of tilt 'Aitopath:e and lipmeo.,l
pathie.Colleges - of Medielne'..lB time Or;
rnanently located in Great Bend Pa.
April : Ist.
JOHN SAUTTER, -- - -
F a s 11 -
keeintrie ailhnr. Shop first oinot
north of the I'm:frier's Store.
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E. OAULDWELL & SONS;
ildroarZUs'
.A .D DEALB/ts Tlt
C 174, S, c EARTHENWARE.
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ELIN R OAULDWE4, - UENRY ItN.kPP,
T. (i. 0 AuLeiviELL, - • - eit
W: - A.
f i 4o - 1,
: - A. c4ouiAti, :: .',.. 6tt:t 0 V LIA- n•
uo . -
Tai sitheeriher having associate
the shove house-in the Crockery t
Various branches, would simply $
.ants, Hotel • and- Boarding !louse
'Susquehanna and adjoining-conntie
stoek one'sif th largest of 'the
York: Their assortment is large.
Their goods-are of good quality an,
terns. Their prices as low as ihif
fer with reference. to. profit. and the
Tmttnful to ail who may. think preq
a'etill. _ - HENRY'S.
i
ew York. Jan. let 1857. \
A. R. BILUNDA
himself wits
•ade in all its
y to Aderch-
Keepers. in
;, that, th•ir,-
ind in Neiv:
d goneini..:.
choice pat..
de can of.,
he. is , veil
ler to give -'
'NAPE,