!Si 411 Noel Notice-450.2 Fire Co. will meet ou Sat urday, Aug. 1.5; at 6 1-2 o'elok. .1. P. W. RILEY, Foreman. S. M. Wilson, Seey. • Notiete-- , -The's , usq'a Co. AGRICULTU RAL FOCIE7I' will ht. 1.1 n tueetitie ut the COURT 11013 A on TUESDAY t. rening of the un,i week 4.1' Aug. Glint An will be delivert d by A :Citsstoir Esq. of Dowel:. • At the Apr. metAing the following pretniuns tviN,e. aws:rded. A:." Ca- , edy. of Dirmiek, for 63 bushels, of spring wheat. on 4- acres, I tit premium ; [the . utili• piece reported.] A. Lou:: of RuNli. for 84 bushels of potatoes on 1.4 acre, Ist premium. Eli Barnes if Jackson, for 211 bushels pota tovi on one acre, '2nd lireniintn. • Wtn J. Tultrttn, See'y.. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. HASH KEW ME, A iBIOGRAPHY, BY WILLIAM ELDER. announcing TilE LIFE OF DR. KANE I %1e but anticipate the wishes of thousands an d tens of thrius;.nds of the. admirers of that great -Man. Having been a personal frlerd of the tit Ceased, and enjoying a large share of his confidence, Dr Elder is welt qualified to do justice to the jeer. This -work will -be issued in one handitorne octavo volume, and will equal in every respect th e superb columcs of "Arctic ExplorntiOns," recently published. It hill contain a new full. faced portrait. executed on steel, is well as ea igavings of his residence, tomb, medals. &v. In order to give this work a large circulation it will be Sold :t the low price of X 41,50. .144)1tE T❑ ‘N i":300,0a0 SOLD WITIIIN 9 NIONTIIS Dr, Kane's Great Work, , Al 4.;1' It; EX PLO RAT lONS, , I s now being read by more than two hundred t h mi .„ ll ,l p;•rsons, old and yoang, learned and unle , rni.d. It is ju't the book that shimid be wnisa and read by even' American. FIVE HUN bRED . ;E‘A . SPAPERS have e pronely - wed it, the most remarkable and mary, imis work ever pn Wished. TILE FOREIGN JOITIZNALS and the most distiteru;shed SAVANS of Europe are extrava gant in its praise. (Lis more interesting than ROBINSON CRU. SOE; twirl , * a Lithrul account or privations and hard , hips, the narrative or which cannot be read withoot a shuitier. OUR 'IOST EMINENT 31EX have vied with end] other in ext.tliing• ity inerlis. Two .stove.' Superbly 11;ustrit0. Three Hundred Engravings. "Price $5,00. DR. EANE'S-FIRNT NARRATIVE The Unite , l States Grinrll Erpolition in : F1 , 12x-lt cl Sir John Franklin, ra:Etlca Tnr: ITEAP. VSSO-51. Purs , ”l:ll Narrative.. by EmstrA . 'KENT KAFE M. D.. U. S N. Ot.e (dianv Bvo., upw ar d a nt .550 pty , es. rr ntainin - g• . 200 Steel Pates and Enr , raving•s. inehiding fine Ntrel Vor . trait t:!' Sir Jc.bn Franklin, the only_one 4 . Ver etryaved in Atneriva. A!so, a Bioizrap'uy of Erg:, i 1.,y S. AuxinAl libone. 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FLETCHER, Or TIIE PItESDYTE4tIAN CHURCH. new and splendidly -illustrated wart: 'Cone large volume octavo, in uniform. ntyle with the supeili voluinAs of Dr. K.'tle's Arctic Explorations;,) is the joint effort of the .above maned , entienten. who. as travelers and as missionaries, (and one in an art ini position- Actin ; ; Secretary of the I..Tni;ed States Legs. lion a t 'kit h .) gave ha.; a long and v.iried expr. rience in a Laid fuel \ f.it' interest, whether we rt.- gard it in a natural, emnmereial, politic:A or moral point of view. Price $3.00. W" Any of the above works will be sent . hy mail free of itestaLte by remitting, the . publialled price. AGENTS WANTED. Childs & Pete•rson, rUBLISIIER.B. (12 . Areh Siree, Philadelphia.. Lippincott &. Co„ 110 N. Fburth St., Sampson & 13. Winter St, Boston. Sheldon, Eliketor.n & Co, 115 Nassau St., N. G. P. Putn:an &. Ce., 3:1.1 Broadway, l'gew York. Appl,,qat.e & Co.. 48 :%Inin SI rept. eioeinnoti. *S. (L Griggs & 111 Lake Street, Chlciilzo. To the Independent Vnters SUSQ UEILIN.YA COUNTY, AND ALL OTHERS who look to their own interests. The mit-Nig/led is TlOtii.44 now to offer him \self with a lortg.eitistle for y o ur 'votes at the coining election,' but would simply 'say that he j 11.4 received a .new . tstock of EitiOELS grid STAT/ONEECT, wide!' he is read to sell to all those who want.jast exactly rizht. A new lot of Poeket & Fonaily 'Bibles, Tests mentq. Prayer Brinks &e &c. SCHOOL BOOKS. AM:II:is will be wanted in the NORMAL SCHt.IOL: A•chtiiee list ..f Inks. Toilet 4: F;ltnilV Soups, Ladies' & Gentle-- 1101) . s Perfurnet v, and Flavoring• Extracts. rrs',GIFTS. As it has become so fash ionable to advertise ''splendid gift enterprises."l would just say that.' will agree to furnish pur cle.sers Kit It gifts, and quite as valuable ones too, as Pewter Penknives, Brass Finttnrrinqs or other valuele-s trinketa. Try . ate - at the t Nlontrose Book Store. A. N. BULLARD. Montrose Pa, Aug. 12113, 1857. . • PEOPLE ATTEND. TEFFREV'S Improved double-n(l4lg Noe ei tioh and Force PUMP, with india rubber ball calves, which has been .awarded the first premier.) at ttie New York State Fair, held at Elmira 1855,—palented the tilt °None 1855. The Suiweriber having bour.ht the right of Bridgewater. Brooklyn, Springville, Auburn and Lathrop Townships, and Boroughs of the imam. • to sell the above slyseribed Pumps, is now pre _pared to furnish all who May want. Pumps in *aid territory. • • . This Pump is applied to nil the purposes for wh'eh any puns are used, with this advantage over may others. tit sOnverting it in tv.moment into an ellhietit Fin. Engine, thereby rendering your buildings sweureagainEl tire. • - For psrtienlars call at my Store in Montrose, nud see the Pumps for yourselves, or widreAN S. S. MOTT, ' Montrose, Aug. iOth... 11357.—ti • Eff" Get a Pump befcre you get burned out. . 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Sm'ar, and otintt'.artielen in thn ton nnmerom; mention, which i, otlormi f. r =ale at low prien.t, tor catch or rnativ pt v. Call and cx.nrine 111 ..: Goody atd P.R.IOES linfottt rehahing elsZe. where. 'li.nfrozr, Auk, 101 h, 1iz.77 Dissolution. ,TO ICE ish .reby tlitt she firm of / 1 11 Co 1.1) & Soermati i. thi, dts. 5.,1 d mutual eottst.nt. The fl.m nre"tints are in the hand?: of Zipr.;ll Cobl),who con•inue the bo. sinefis. 4th, 15:57 New - Millinery and Ores.:-Maliiiig E.STA DLI SILVA' XT. . .•• Ladies, hive you Heard the News. ~. MN. Maar:, formerly of New Z- .-.4-., ~ . -Vork, has opeaened a Millinery c 7-.. . t 27 ,vi: •''':ltand Farley Store in the village Al Att.: • - i.:9,.. of Brooklyn, and havimjinst - re-- - - -A:i, ...- turned from New York with n t , , Larae pt aid Fashloimbte .5;4 1 .1.: of Goods eoto•isting of lo dies . sod :”i.:::,k,x Straw Ma, c f every style nmi v;.riety. Also. Crape. and Silk I latv. von..taht ly on•liaad. at every hue and cuter, together with a spilt:dill ntsortinent.of . - FANCY G001)14 Aucli as Embroiclerie, , , llair BrDitts.linsiery, Caps, Bend Dre.ses. Llce Gi . .a , ls," etc., etc., all et Which Fitt. tit Term Li the IAiWEsT * * *Partly:dor attvntion, will be paid to Ilk neh ing—A•Cayg at home. Brtook I) . n. Mtu, stl), 1857 On 3 Cent Reward. lIAN AWAY front the on s un . day the 18th he.% Patrick White an ia,iora turgid nppresitire aged,about 18 veurs. Whoevi r return...the said Patrick to the uliscriher hi Cho shall receive the :thrive ret%aid. but no charges pahl. I also turbid ull person% I' niplov lug or harlowrirliz Maid Pat tie); White under the penalty of the Law. JA "RODDEX. Choeonut. Jat:y 2Wh. 1857. 29w3 Molaincitipes! AV ING purch:.scd the ri;:lit for making the be ititiful and dur.ilit style of p'etdres known as the Melainiitype. or Iron I'ic•tures. I stand ready to furnish them to Knell as may pre. rer theiti to the Arnbritype or 0 iguorrcutype. If any I oily prefers a !map likeness to or.e of superiOr qmility, I can, and will make them ar cheap ! ti(J" as as those bold by NVond,at the cart of tl.c gre..n. CLAss PICTrr ES AT CgU;.L P R ICE .4. W. B. DEANS, Phenix Block. Montrose. July 23d. 1857. Cash Paid for Wool, trIIE hi,ei(t4 mlrket price in CASH paid f,, r _L TenThciusand pqnntis of ‘iTnol by • HAWLEY & GUILD Gi4.grw..ll:ne 24th. 1857. • KENNEDY,S :Medico! 1)1(Iverv. fiieisa!e by ABEL TUMIELL g i TAFFORD'S Olive Tar, et TI.7IIitELVS Register's Notice. Duniz M..)TICE is hereby given to all per :Otis concerned in the robot; ing Eztates„ to Egtate nfJo:IN McKtrrEr. late of Grit Bend towni.hip, dei.eased, George W. Gray, Executor. Estgte of SAMUEL QUICK Sen , late {,f rine town-hip. deceased. Samuel Quick Adrn't )::4::1N , of JAMES W. MCELWEE. kle of Npw Mil lord township, deceased, Elliot Aldrich Ad ministrator. • ENtate of GEnsnint Bmvxml..late of Auburn towtoitip, decen,rd,Jolinathan ; Bunnell Adin'r. Final acets.-unt of Lmts FAITROTC. Guardian of Simon L. and Martha Fltav and Harriet L. Bali Th:,t, the accountants have settled their counts in the ReitiAtera Ogle°, in and for the county of Susquehanna, and - that the same will be presented to the J udaea of the Orple.ri's Court al.:4d County, on Wednesdly thei9 4lay of AU. gust next, for the confirmation and allowance. Also, the following on Friday, the 28th Estate of 2 , lwnr 14te of Brooklyn, dm:eased, Cliarks Porigo AJ raw J. W. CIIAPJIAN; lieg;l,tor. Itegihterzi-otlice, Montrose, July 2ild, 1b57. • Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of sundry w ri ts isb , ued by : the Court . of:Common Pleas of, in and for-the County' of Susquehanna., and to me directed, I will ox-i pose to ante by public vendue at the Court House in Montrose'. on Satitrdav, the I sth - day of August next, at one o'clock, Y. M., the following Real Estate, to ve:t: • . All those certain tracts' or parcels r.f land situntO and being in the township of • Gnat Bend indite county of Susquehanna and bounded arid 41e;eribed as follOvve, to wit: One hundred titres of land late the (state of Jamb Skinner. 24, find Erisha Squires, t:escribed in Sheriff . Johnson's deed to. %Withem Dayton. dated April 15111„ 1841, and on which stands two framed dwelling houses, one sawmill, oneframedlarn, and about tarty acres of iMproved Lind. Also— one other tract of hind,'situate are uforesaid, late the estate of 1100 Shinners 2.11, and Elisha Shale( s, d by said Sheriff's deed to said V‘ diem • Da) Or, dated April 15th, 1514, Con: tainir,g. 400 acres and 140 perches of land, with at lowan ees of six per cent. Also—one other tract of land situ ate as aforesaid, conteining 1400 acres, embracing Met whieh was late the estate of bent) Skinner, es described by said Sher ilFs deed, to Urbane Burrows (Burrows), and from him to ‘Viiii.an Dayton, by deed bearing date May 23t1; 1851, being that:ante premises formerly purehnsed flrbane Iturrnwm and Elisha w imarns, of Iro tiani W ard and ..I ,, a „ e Lene.and bpin2 the same /et of land conveyed by Edwin Eldridge and Wife to Benson' Smith by d e ed executed the 20th day of Msrch.. 1850 that othertreat or parcel of land situate as aforesaid, formerly occupied by" said Smith as the home farm, and the same as c tnveyed by the said Eldritre and wife by deed executed the eighteenth day of May 1819. and reference to which same several deed:, the description orsaid several lots will now fully eral at large appear. said deeds beirer recorded in Susrpreh4nne county: containing in all about 1960 acres of land, be the seine more or less, with allowances of six per cent. On the home farm are two dwelling houses. one bunted barn, one Ing - barn, one stable and shout 40 acres improved. Seized and - taken in execution at the suit Of Ransom Smith vs. Hiram Curtis. Also—at the suit of E. T. Young vs. Scat & Westbrook. Also—All that certain piece or parcel of land situate in the township of Bridgewater. in the :cuntity of Ste:quelialin.i, and State or Poin. 3 l virile. described as follows. to wit: Bounded en The . north I. hnds fOrmeily owned IT Shaler Shipman, east h% lands owned by Cap't Asia C. [Aw e , south by :.end or Merit Wti, :10 west by land sold by G. W. Gregory to N. C. Warner.— Containing t.ne hundred and cighty five acres of hind more or less, with the' appurtenances, one I urge two st lry framed httitse—two framed barns sheds and out houses, orchard &c, with abt.ut one hundred aCres improved ,Taken in execution at the suit or Sarah S. Strom, vs. William H. Jessup, administrator of D. P. Daniel.: tiee'd. ALso —All that certain piece or parcel, of Lind situate iii the township of Spritidvitle, eduntv nl Susquehanna. state of Penitsylvanitt, liouLtied on the north by - I:nd of Ilenry ittititter,ettsd. by laud 01.1. i mt.:4 A Oakley . % south by land of Nehemiah 0:11:1,y, and on the west by . land of Jetledialt (74yd-tiling, 10:) acres be the more less. with tte typtirteattneeA, one lob It ott•r. am fr.ttne yarn, ctlit• coin house:one young or_ chars and about wrest improved. Takers ill vxtylitii,n suit of MeNtiii,n l'ark,to the u-e of A:tmr Lathrop vs. E. G. at eettain piece nr pareel lan,t ing, pit: l .f in the totvii,diip Fihnklitt, it. the Su,quidiattria, anti b.>utui t •d and ditscrihi-d aK c o ll.,Ws, to wit : Uri the north I,‘ .tntg.u•ted to .1: - .11a on the t•:t.t I.v I :11.1., of N. P. Wltt..:ton, .•n tile .soutli I y road to 1711 Creole. and , •e,.t I.i land: t•f ationt four acre'., tart or it.N.S, with Ilo• p; alt. nanur one fra:a.•ti noise, nth! framed Imrn, and al, nit Itt.if ert•y itaiir,o-v4 • T:.L.:I in ,:xeu4tion :ors the property of NV,sior BeL•bc that cyrta:n . ll,,•er or parcol nflar.e sitantft and !wing. in the towrAip of Ilarford in connty of Stnia..h.maan. scribed-a. follcws. to w : Ileg;nnine. nt heti!. stu:ap near shoj road, tla.:lro by lands of 01 vast 92 roils nt.d I:ivn •t• 112,;11 , 1as cf T% },•r• Ilr,wster. month 1 r. thence I. I;:nti.off.Pis,,Gre,•n: n..r:11 1:9 .kg...v( st I OS ro. 4 :Fariti ti tioks.then , e: Percy north 8 47. cast 1.4 rodto a •takc , and Steint•s. thence by the and north 24 eaht. 24 rods, 1114•114.4 r hr tho . same north 1 1.-2 d,•7. ca—'t 55 roils and - Nix links the p'actt iftb..ginninz. containing 61! aurvs and rods or lofl, he th~ s-line more cir Jess."%%itil ;Ile apiiaFtt inevs .ot:e framed nimur 15 acre , itnploven. S. S. MUTT C. SHERMAN. Z. COBB. , 31 .s-3 T;then ;r1 PV' ention at the snit Ve•!4; , r. T;f ram; vs. 11.1v;:l Alvxander.and lanes Ak.x.v:dvr that certain trFt n; parcei situate in Ili, of pellei,n and Chocon l it a a d Niendsvilie.in the Co. of Susq'a a nd State of Petinstlvania. am; butted. bounded an d d e .exiisd a. toil e u Wit 131.2:1TInifILr at a p in the - NJ i!l'o-d and (Iwegit turnpike read a c ur. of Li:cinli-Diy ton'. laniis.thl.r/C0 tiV hair! turnpike-road ',loth -10 (leg. east t"-0 per. to a ! 0-I, at the in!ersection of said :ea with the ronu !ending to the north br..inch of the Wyalusing. th-r.ec bt maid non!' branch road si.uth • dei , rees west three hundred and ninety. • per,.'ies to a post, thence by Ctih:ii Cur. tualt's lands, Ceti in p.,s.e!.sion of ilcSotirp. north fifty-two degrees w,st ei•gllty-,,ne and half perchl, to a p and tbetwe north thirty • ea-t partly by I..r.ds Cor mlll.c ,r.:raeted t•I Lucinda D. 9 tor, and part's by 1.11-inila Dayton's land. f-,tir hundred and fit. teen perelios' to the place of keLirmlnl., can t.linint., two hi:mired arai s,wen arras more or 1e... will Ihr apiiiirtoi hou.e. tear, framed biirrie.. one strip ard one nuildin2 unfinished, two orehrads and about -120 acres iteproved. Taken in es...rution at the suit of Caleb C.ir• malt vs. Da% id Robb°. At.co— tPn coprl:r.in,Werr.s or par e ( 1. 4 "Mod --itttate and bel . rt4 . in the town-hip or New NI Oren!. in the eon rliy ref Sit-glichannn. atri 1 ) ,,o t ided rot btws, to wit: 11e2innini! in the titiddle or the Cot hixt , ll and Great ltd tutn• pike road. at tht sooner of land sitl.l tot I) tvid Minlde. the Jetrtri corner of land sold to Ithatner Nlott, and :h' Wit corner of I.tml sold to Etihu Nlott, tht•nee. bv Irhvmer Motim land, and by lott; N. :13 and .32 on a !nap or reotervey of Ilenry I)rit,ker (tt.?. older) an-td., hp .1:tho Torrey. month 44 1-2 decree! 'west 210 5-11 pi•reht.4 to stunt s by a beet+ triti-. a corner of land sold to St lvanum Wade and John Willman, thence by the dtst mentioned land meth 191 p-rehem and .5 10 to a hooch tire. and east 120 and 1-2pet-Itf.•m. to a post in the middle of the at'oresaitl Ittrnpike - ro-01, and thence in the mid dle or the ; atur,said turnpike road a northerly ttourme' ta beginning:, eontainin7 :errs and 155 perchem with the allowar.ers; it tieing lot. No. 29 on the map . afore,aid. Also—All that certain tract or parcel of land. part of the sinwor to Peter Platt. situate in the ymnship of New 11iitord aforesaid: Ileginajng, at a post in the Cochecton std Gent Bend turn pike road, thence by land sold to Park Willk.tu Avery south 44 1-9 deg. west 90 5-10 per. to stones the taNt corner of lot No 33 on :24 of the ' ith.:! by Toney aforesaid, thence k th e s id lot 45 and 5-10 d-g,rees west 17'3 perches to a post and 5f0r.0 , ,, the not tl. cor ner of the said l o t, thence by land.; sold to Alex ander Shirley r.orth 44 andl-9 degrees east 75 and 5.10 perches to a pio.t in the middle of said rood. to Vic place of begiankg, containing. by naid.snrvey, 75 acres and 114 perches with al lowance,•fre the same trwre or lets; it being pat of lot. No. 31 of the soap aforesaid. with the apourtenruices,•••-(kli t 1 hi two framed dwelling housos, theca framed barns, one 7breLar(l, and the %%hole king improved, Upon the last described is one framed barn. and alyott sixty acres improved. The two tracts or parcels of land hay contiguous to each other, and constitute one 'farm span which this said Um. met Mott now resides. Taken in eroution at the suit. of 11. isi. Ter rett-& Co.; vs. Ithamer Mott and John A. Mott. Also—All that certain piece or preel of I.tnd, situate and heittl.r. in the township of Lathrop, in the Conuty of Susquehanna, and . bounded and described as ft }lows, to wit: on the not th by yo l ds of ilor et Ye-trnans. on the cast by !ands T of qeortze dr.inv, JeremiA (;rota and . 1). Wiltnart lt„south by lands of Slat A. 'Robinson, sad on. the west by lands of Eden and W. Z. Brown containing about one hundred acres more or legs with the appurtenances, one framed house, and one orchard. and about 80 acres improved. Tiken in execution atthe snit of C. W. Mott vs. It. L"b►ckman. F. P. HOLLISTER, Shcrid Sheriff's Nice, Montrose. July 21 19!7. Above, we present With a .likeness of Dr. 31011. SE— the inventor of MORSE'S INDIAN IMOT 1'11,1.5. This philanthropist 'has' %pert the greater part of his life in tra:ellirg, having visited Europe, - Ash., Africa arid South America —spent 3 years among the Indians of our West ern country,—it was in this way that the Indian Root Pills *lre first discovered. Dr. Morse was the first man to establish the Net that all disea ses arise from inrutin V OF THE BLetill—that our stri•Owth, health arid dep,•nd upon this fluid. \Viten the. Various ria.ages b e com e - dogged, arid do not act in perfect harmony with the difL event lam:thins of the body, the blood lodes its mion. hee,) ales corrupted and diseased:— thus .causing pains sickness and dist in fot ofevery name; our strength is exhausted, we are depriv ed of our health, and it nature is not. assisted in throwing off the stagnant humors, the blood will becotne stagnant : nd cease to a: t, and thus our light of life be forever Moen but. Ilow impor. tantis it then to keep the pass ,:,**es of the body free and open. And how plescant to us to be a ble to pot a medicine in your re:e'h. viz.; Morse's Indian Ibint Pills, made from plants truf roots that grow around the mountain cliffs in Natnre'e gartit:n, fur the health and comfort of diseased noun. One pf the roots.from which these Pills are nestle is a Sudorific. eitieb opens the pores of the skin, arid :issists Nature in throwing off the liner portions of corruption 3.1 - .1•41. 'The second %Od e ll is a plata is an Expectorant,. that opens and unclogs the passage to the lungs. and thus, in a soothing manner. performs its . duty by throw. ing ia phlegm. and other humors-from the lungs bt copiOus :spitting. • The third is a Diaretic,-- which e ise and ,brine strength to the neva; thus encouramd. thew draw large amounts of impurities from -the [drool. w Inch is theta thrown out bourdifully by the urinary or water pasage, and u hit h' could not have been discharged in any other way. The fourth is n Cal hartir. and :meow' :dries the other properti• s of the lists while en:gag, d inpnrifyine• the blood: the coarser particles tit impurity v, Welt yannot pass bi the other outleis, are thus IA ken up and conveyed of in great ipmutities Lv the bowels. From the abuse, it is .klirok n tbat Dr. Morse's Indian Root Piils not oniy (mit r the stem ich. but become united ‘Ol/.: the blood, for tlicy find war to every pri. and completely cleanse the system from alhimpuritv, and the rife of the h ,dy Vk WWII is the 'aloud, betcws perfectly healthy: cimse;piently all sickness and pain is driven frrith the r••s!etn, for they cannot remain whin the bo. ily twe. , ine-i so pure arid clear. The reams why potpie are so distressed when sick, aridso many ,fie, is Ix cause tt.ey . 'do not get a medicine Chit pass to 111•• a n d whi c h will 0. the bat ural-passa L :es for the disease to be east out, her ye. a •111 ell quantity ()lima' and oth er m At e r is 1•••i•red, and the st•attach 41,114 inte4- ti nes are I item? iy erilowing wit h the crirrilpfed fa I , s: thin 111111..f4,tiaZ diSl , •rt . e:i Ito ft•rfat:lit;i -lit.l3,.Coli,l3ldAy with the LIOCd, which hrows the cur ruptLd nailer through every vein artery. until n from the hotly by di .egse. Dr. Morse's, PILLS hate added to hernio. Ives '".tore upon , victory, -by restoring. mil i ins •t he sick to health and happiness.- I'es:thous:m(ls who liars beet racked or tor ‘rith pain and anguish, and whos e feelde frame, have been serum Lod by the barnino elements of ragitilt fever. and ho hav e been broaght,•as it were. within a step of the stleht grave, now stand rvaii . Ihey woUl‘i have been numbered w itit the dead, had .it not beva for this- great and wonderful ins. Morse's Indian Root Pin..., After I or 3 sea had been taken, they were a-torli-h• d, and !,I, f siil only snri rised, ir. w !messing. their ellarm ing''sects. Not only thi they give immediate ease and sfremyrtit.„ and lake au ay all sielsness, pain at.d anguish., but they at ~race go to work at fotridationot the d Ised.c.,%s liich is the blot d Therefore . ,:-it will lie shovt n. t-spci.:ad',v by thos e 44110 rirs, that they 5 . .• e l eu ••s e proilY that disense- - he deadly enernv—will taiie aid o youth :171tilWalth" tt ill :,rata r1,11:1!1::znil the prosm et of a. :oil , ' happy life wili cherish and lirichten your days. Ilex - armed' comaterh• its in yr llow wrappers—allgennihr :ire• in I:l.l.:E.ith the sig.. ttAnp. A. J. \VI;Tra en eaek hex. July . 1,1.1857. - 10 Eta. Susquehanna County Teachor:s :111 I) IcE Ali . [l' r - .'J DIP, > B. F. Tr.w.xsr.cttv, C.. Sup . t.• - • • F. 414 tTEACHER'S NORMAL SCHOOL, TO Icontinue ten wet.t;;:. will he oi•rim.l on the of Slit. in the buiid:ngA the . . - . • > Susquehlnna Academy, ”I m,titror.e. t.in-4teit:uiria Co.. under the snper %•ittitni tit" tin• :tit-,%e rilinett Print ipills. The .bililiii oz., wi :1 a ecr;l:.:) , Lltt. u man] of TW4I nusDio:l) sruidyrs, ;hew Lein:: raciar tine r 61 :Lti4 ,n rot.lns. ' Ilt.;:rn far eenrs.es ”f I ve:nrcttwill be del vexed .•rt Ow Sr ir and Art r.t 'f,shin,' !Id -on Sri t , we SICiDDAPD. ()ce,;B!onal lert Wes Win riko he deliver . e43 du lino' the sez.-sion by lbw. G. A. Griot: - et' Glen. ( e xpe e t i il ) IVM. JE,St:P. L'tl;l R. B. LITTLE and iit.NTI.T,V, (.f . .‘ l.4ltrONe. et•tv -pr":::resip with every ape:lra...ee of sr ,••v, a ith n vie v et st the Rev. HENRY tV.VII I) BEI:;CIIER: to td,:. liver the ORATION At the open:eg of the &lio"1. i.\rENSES 13oard and :(higir„z,js,::2.ls por v 1:. Teacl-rs and St nd i .nt : :., who desire, can b9aid the nret~c~. Toi;ion in the Eogli.h l'elfrartment. itielodine A!gelfri i'lty,•iolo , gy, to thos.. fioni Susque h,nrrt County ::.;t5„oo: either: , *6.00. Other litanelivs tatiuilt (7,ollpetent. A-f;:sTANTs will be employed tis lid the- It is 81,•0 expected this a n:111...111:1- of Plio ill ise. - colincelvd the Schou]. Stec . Series, Clarli'm Graratarir. All Te. , ehers nho intend entering the :liivar•eed elasflem in . 4:l:tiornar, I,hotild furnish ilietrise!..-e4 with ri cord roc:no:Ai:v. Tile Text Book s I r howd l,e seolurtl by the Teachers pre. tious to the openiri;;! - of tie Se-hool, if psNibie. who a j!,i, board qir rooms will :Tilly to L. P . Fit c h, E-q ,or Wi!iis li.Deabet, the Artit, 11:.mtrot.e, Pa. . .% iil I,e prese , it itiritv;,7 ti:e tire l't rrri, devote his IA hole - time to teach ing,, ketoring. nett - otherwise mivarivitig the in terests of the School. - ==lll All intluire , , re:atii - e t..,., the. Sch;.oh, cheerful ty ::.t.:.:.a . cicd 10; B. I'. TEWKSBURY, Co. Sup Nev 31ilfoiti, S u:ri'a Co.. Pa.. ? July 13th, 1851. ( Board for Toachers. who win: forn,sh board for Nudenis-, during. the term of Elio Normal Sheool are re -0 hand in their names and Ow munrier ;h e y ertn . neeoinimiOnte, as soon as possible ; xo 1. 1, ; ,t we pl a y complete onr arrnnetnents- nt an !•nrly dnv—thereby placing the to otter of homes .tir all ge - lio may come beyond itneertaintv. • W. B, DEANS... . i_i• - • L F fCII. 'Nfon!rt)qe. July 20th. 1451 Horse Rakes ! o: se Rakes!! • J)cKERA TAN & GARRAT ln:ve ju-t te eeived another' tot of the cede firmed Re volving //orse Rakes It Itivb are admitted by all that h-tve .tted diem to be - 2 , uperior to any now in use. For sale eliCap; tit x Nliitord. July '7th. 1857. el ASII paid for all the. Wont. in Su-quvlitinna LJ Co., by Dit'KEIDIAN& GARIIET. FiJi ii tor 4nie by ihed,oacior B.irrd, by DICKERMAN & GARRETf. New Milt's June iota 1857. BLACK SILKS; at low prices at KENYON'S. ct at re, Arril CA, '57. LITTLE* HARDING'S COLUMN. aiib .Splenbib - „Stock of 41. El, For the Summer Trade. Now and Beautiful stykt , , Now being opened by • •LITTLE & HARDING. • - Farming Toq!s. RkGrind n florae, ter:,stilntocsrtaodnk,:, it full as:sortment just received by LITTLE. & HARDING. Fish! Fish!! tiFRESH lot of thioie Fine Heavy CodfiA, :Os°, Bluvfihlf in B.irreli and Half Barrels, jug received by Lrrn & HARDING. ALSO, A . NEV_ Stock of (roceries, Hardware. CrocLery, &e.. &e., a hundreth part of %Illicit we have Iva time to mention.' Elem.+ to say, we have aim Est anything, and eve r)thing expected to be found at n store in the country—all of which we are determined I torn into cash, in tte very shortest possible time and we herewith issue a NOTICE TED aA`•-::31 . , . We wish it distinctly undtestood, that fur CAsn we v. iIl Sell any kind of Gods at much Ivuer prices than usqil.' Kind Reader! A 'Furl with Yuit Prieately, if you Please We do not wish yon to enterain the it:ea fro a moment, that we will sell '.ou goods at cost, er less fur the saki, of doing buAineis; for that is not our intention. We are willing to sell at a very small profit, and be content. Large Sales and Small Profits, We are.deteimined to ell a lurger amount ol Goods this Stioimer,.than ever before, - anti' al ;hough our profits may appear light, vet wo ex . ps•ct at the end tit th 9 year, the whole amount will prove sati,.factery. Fresh Grocer UGAR, :tiolas.e.i; Rice, Coffee, Tea, and L. 7 at! kinds of Gruel rit.s in any -quantity. a! the very lowyst rates, a NI! stock COVlStitidy Of/ 11.3 rid, by LITTLF. & Four Shilling Tea, VOTWITII:iTANDING the . reecnt henv) 1.1 advance in the price a Teal., we have se cured a lar ,, e lot of the same quality of that whivit hn4 created so much ~o wl feeling, amen!! our Ten drinking e:itti:herm. Plunty of it, t,}• the cliet.t or 13,.un.1, at the old ! , prive,by : It is a Fact, IPAT Saler:lnt.:, Se.np and. erintilegi of the hest pinlities. :ire for sale in the Box, at Ncer 1:4. - irk city wholesale prices, by ' LITTLE SL. Potash, IN Tin Cara, a Pure article, fTr Ralf , by LITTLE & HARPING Boots and Shoes, CONSTAN'rIX on hand, s first rate essort meat ..1 Men's, liors' and Youths' cimtb!‘• Bole Boots and Shove. of the best In-mut:Owe. ahin„ Women's Shoes. Tioet,i and Csiters t;re.a variety, all. tabs sold et very low inter, by - LITTLE & HAEDING. _ • Hats and Cars. . TN almost v:lrioty, of kiridg, quality and prices, for sale by Bonnets, - 31B1IONS, Flowers 100 l Trimnllsizg. for saleLl by LITTLE & HARPING. ~- Clothing ! • ri OATS. Ve‘ts and Paid& well . mane, aiie A, • gond ntyl.:s: Shirtst, Gillanz, ficiiery, GiQwes, etc., ft.r aisle cheap, by LITTLE & "ILIEDLIG. Ldather! - ciot.r. and Upp..r Icather, N n it, 4 and Thread. IVax and malty other kinds of Shoe Finding- for szle itv J.ITTLE S.:: HARDING. Carpeting! . RICH all Wool Carpets, at low price, for sale bv • Farmers an d Garcieners ATTENTIOII! V,IE have just received a large'stock of Far met,' • Took . , such as Hoes. Shovels, Spades, SentlpeN, Gart!en 11:.kes and floes, Man. ore Forks, PlotOis, Cultivators.•&e.. &e., &c. .itso—A fresh lut'ot Garden and Field Seeds, forsatle by To Lumbormon and Coopers. 1.) L:ST Cast Steel and Steel .Poll Axes:COl Steel Mill and X Cut Saws, also Patent tooth itl..Cut. Saws. with Files, of almost 1:11 do seriptions, for bale.by LITTLE. &- HAREM. To Dairymen, • IRKINS Return Paik Pons, Tin, Painted nti Cedar Palls. Butte!' Bowls, Dairy Salt,. &c. &c., fur sale loy • • LITTLE & HARDING. Aro You Building? YOU will save money by purchasin your Naik, Glass, Paints:Oils, Sahli, Door Trim mings, anciDartly(are generally of LITTLE & ILAILEING. Flour, salt and Lime, 1)1" the Load, or Barrel, constantly on hand, ILI and fur sale by LITTLB & HARDING. Casii .! • ATOU can buy almost anything, in.the way of General Merchandise, for CASII, at a very small advimee from 'cost, of LITTLE & 11Anntaa. Produce Wanted. BUTTER., .Eggs,Lard, Tallnw, 11.eswax; Grain of all kind., Rage, Old Iron, Lumber. tiiiingien, Dried Apples. Beane, &e., 14e., wanted in exchange for Goods, by LarLe & 1 1 S4111 bl r i l iD LI rTLE & ITARDINa. Tunkhnnnock Deput, , • • July 15th, 1857. 4. , I.IITLE & HARDING ~t! 11 RDING LlrrLt & llArDtxc LITTLE & HARDING. _ABEL TURRELL TS AS just returned from Ned , York, with a 1.1. l:arge and ch4;iee vuritlly of Goods, bought fur CAM. and fie . leet et! with much este, from over thirty ..r the. h, st Matsu!, in Ne' York ; which he of1;•rs to his eiwouers untl the public at low pives. for each. liis stork- tonirribebt - It S , • 1 1 / 4 1 E 1) 14.: 1 - N E S 1' A I.N_ S, - uILS,• • . FYI` W _G L A SS, -- • Dyg GCE S , • G L S Nir A It E C CK E Y, . M I it 0 S CLOCKS,- YV A,L L P APE ; • W I) 0 NV P A P ER; WINDOW OIL SHADES-, FAN CA 'GOODS. - MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, .1 EWEL It Y -• • • PEI. F 111 P. 11 R-y GOODS, II A R 1) W A It E, S 'I 0 N W A 1. E. - WOODEN AV A It E, 13 Itof>MS 13 1: U S I I E S, JAP \ ANNED krAn t E; IRD CAGES,- •CANA,RY SEED:A•.. • POCKET KNIVES, W I! 1 P 5, CM 13R'ELLAS, ,- • IT UN S PISTOLS. • AMMUNITION; :` • . T It E Is - TINE,' CA MPIIEti E. BURNING PLUID - , - . ALC0110•1., J.IQUUItS, (Fur Meaivi.nal Purposes onry,) 'TRESSES, SUPPORTERS. SHOULDER BRA.CES, P. olt TMONA lES, - SPEC ACLE SILVER. & PLATED SPOONS. PonKs, &e I; 0:I. P "EN sTATIONERY. • '1 . 101.,1N STRINGS, BOWS, &c.,. And nil of tho tnost popular PA TENT 'AI E .I (2, I E S Thankful tor theliher.:l patron:we hitherto re. euired, lii hop.o; to, tuk.rit a continuance and large it..:rease tie A 13 EL,11:1111ELL M:infros. Jurie 1 th, 1857. Horrible smash Up.! A CAR RUN OFF TR DUG 117,11 — ! And Twenty-rice D,dlars 1 >est royed! I) C•P_thiy bear, no v omp a rison horror .tith I 3 what we are about IQ r(1.•1(;. finvi: probably vd! lii rd if the .nart witha cork leg perfectly adjusted that it "%sallied bself.” and kept on u-all,itg till it %salami him to death and tutu ran to with But ttiii i is quite time i:!ompared with a story that we heard Ow other day of a lady who lt ! iti late Iv Leen ht t v‘ t a Poll Set of Artincial Teeth on Bic. .N.!w Plan.' Soon after the tee+ laid been ad. jaste4 l 94l th.! mouth a '6;mi or „if,74,pod;:, wictira2 of the muscle+, of the lower j'IW Was lot, and from ilt.t her Inuatti roam:mice,' to open and s .ut whit sitelt rapidity and violence, that all she e .i n hl do sli t eonldii't step it. She was of course. almost scared to death and so was the Doctor. Springing, forward he seized the jaw arid hold in it n Ith all his might he linalty,soccceded by exertion in pulling 11,i-teeth out of the iii ii It. and !:ere the vjoVence of the iriozedy ended Itltt th , saddest part of the stry re mains to be told. 111:1' , :ni. the lady's distress AII,II-vhe*tli: , eovered that her' splendid set of tee tit for which she had just paid three hundred dollars had' completely ealcrt :heniseit rs up: This lady . front lust a6...otifits was still - sulVering from. pam in-the jaw,wlileh.-se had forgotten to say by the ytoli at contractiims m•I piTrettricits, was siig,litiy.disloeated. Now it is to be most diNoatiy l pcd, for the sake of hairaniir that the prates-ion will take wartiinz by the uriliap:iy fate of this lady, and be eantions how they em ploy their ski!: in all, its must iii.K . h.rn - arri per. feeted forms. for without doubt had the: Alecto. tailed to get out these Aetitii they Wonld - have ea/en paw lady 1,1 draft. Be IlfthUl ed; friends, I :that! eliti,•ay.rr to.lkeep clear of stelb jean-hreak ers, by putting into my - sett of toethaust 'maims of the eatia , prepettisity uhiCh i prarti ,urble and se: re. YI find Inc at almost any time except meal time pr night time in my (Alice over _Wilson's store, west end of Brick Bieck. with a heart'almost bursting with thank 4 for past favors, and est.: at your service for a Mod ',rate return. • . Y.mrs thankfully. C. D. VIRGIL. Dunti,t., Montmsc, Pa Tioga Point. Agricultural Works. `.% liroolis • - EN S, BRADF3 COLV,TY..PErfA. m., N urAcTiAtEns, wiii , Lriz.kALE AND DETAIL ,DEAL- Efi.4 Iti - Emery's Unrivalled florse rnwers.. ENS and S'eparaters,i Threshers and C:4-aners', CA-L.1141r and Cross Cut saw s . Mut Saws,Sliintje Hickok's mid lirrinserl. (7ider 31ilis and Presses, Corn Sheliors,Clow's Grain Cradles, llay, Straw and Stalk Cutters, lllrse Powers, Dug -Powers,. Grain Dr: and Pio ti Caq Sowers, eilltiYator!.l, Horse Hoes, Corn and. Cob Mills, Dederick's Hay Presso.s, Stump 'ldeliines, Kelehum's .11mecrs and Reapers, Excilsior ran. ning Provision Rites, Itefri L rerat(irs Leather and Rubber BeWry!. Our Excelsior Fanning Mills are unrivalled. - Extras r rnrnis_hed for repairing all machines sold by 11A. 0 - '1 I est! ri pt i e Cat. alogaes,:Price Lists and Circulars of all. ma chines Mold by us s sent gratis and pOst phi in all -applicantg. Send 11.4 . your name nruLaddress. Agent, 1L L..flt.owniti;, (of-Franklin.) Mont. rose P. 0., supquehanna County, Pa.' R. M. WKLI.S & BROOKS. Aticns, Pa., July Imt, 1857. 28m4 P. S.. For sale ehonp for (.14, payaldo•beforo Slitenther next. Two of KETCHUM'S lAGHT TWA lIOIISE MOWEHS, c.itli fonr foot cotter bars, well adapted for rough land. and are well ealrolatvd to please the farmer:. • 4 281 n 11 R. M W. &r..ri: k.iash for Wool IITIIJRII IT wil! pay the hightqat price fair . %Loot., in CASH or Gooos, z t ItiS store in New Milford. • .- July 4th, 1857. Bjnekberry Wine. IT is nutritious to tho blood, promotes diges flan, exhilarates the Spirits, stronigthens and invigorates the whole system Price. 76 els. per bottle. For sale by - KIdEl 4 TURRELL.- Blanks. - A FRESH STIPPIX of HEEDS and BLANK ilk NOTES for srtk at this riffle°. • JUST loqk ut the Ribboßta and Itonnete . et. KPI YON'S, DOCKET VINES.--A VIIVES.—A large nannairtent 1 the beet in tnerket,at IB,ENCII CALI' BOOTS, nndi- Enamelled 01.oes at KENYON7O. '*:..'Sjqnli•-)3 . st.7gotrirat,,::l PURLILIE.D EVERY THURSDAY -MORICiSO, ant wit h in OD thA;-and .456 ai of thp year.- No paper diri'eontitiutd - uptflallape rearages'are paid, exetzpt et the plition''ofqbti• conitnitnictitions onOcledivith this otlicki., to en...ium attention moat _be dire:chid to the EDlTorte, noattose. tiurtfa. : Co., ': • itateu of Advert/ofasg. One kquare (12 lines ores) I et 3 Week;49l,oo E le h siki),(Apipr! I I nAel iitql, - : , ' refill . I I One aquae thtlie.muLtllei - : . 11A1 One /square ;ix wontbB, : 21,00 , . _ . . . .. &taint!Fs Cards, fpurlit.es er less, One-fourth cott, me, ene,) I br, One-h4lf Or 11, foe coition', .. _ . I. .. • 00 !Xi Yeasty. advertisers will be restricted to the business in which they tire engagt d; and are considered as wishing for continue adrertisipg unless they shall •give spticial dire4tions.lotss discontinuLnee 14 the sante. • • - . JOU IIS P OBILS• ,• • puillillters !laving, added ito : thais Printing materials a I:.rgn and svpiiitost.allsorp. molt .t J.,liTyte. arc n4w prepared-to execute :loH Wonx in :t manner unsurpastritinthiq Sere tion ot country, and on rens(' mablo Tiliasaks of every desi4iii tion lieot,constardei ly on head or printed to 'order: . . 1 . klujos,s-pirec . . ~. . . . ... WTI. w. SMITIZ . * bo . - . - Cabinet and Ch4ir Illanufactlli, en., 'AKA of :I in Su ek.t.', , Misutrie.;Pit. - .. A. EE TUMULI. mONTIZOSE PA • • Dealer in Drug , . Chemicals. Ilye..BtuiY4,-Glarf-warv, Paints, 004 Varnishee. ‘Viritl,,w Glass. - Groceries, Fancy. Goods, Jew. Perfume:vs. &e.--And Agtnt iou An thit must,popii.ar 1 :Lea JicJicinet JOHN GROVES,, Facihkonintrale - Tailor—Shop near tbs. -fiaptimt Meeting House, un Turnpike' Street. Mont iost., Pa. A• LATEEOP, - '• - Dealer in Ready-Ilado Clothing Hata and C:tpg, 13 oils and Slioes. Dry GVlnde , ,•&e. • I , i3prisite . Sear:C I.lotel,llnntrime, C. 1). I.A.Turobr. and 1 .! J. Y. IJ. RILEY. -4 5 [21:14-Tnnoi,: .• . • . DR..R. THAYER, - Pitygielnks and Snr.-eon.,' Winnow. Office, in the l'armeeli .". ' • • PRARKLIN FRASER, Attorney and ConnimitornALanfi . Montrose, Pa:, u ill attend faithfully to-ell buii. noss ontrostod to him in -the County of Susq'a. Cwiveyzit , einp attifu'riting or all kii)ds will be doe n'neally,nud charges modrraie: irtt-ww ale° It ity z A t o J osecutinttut claims or soldiers, their: wi,iows and hairs, agtinst the -U. S... Govern. tnenl, for•VottlyiLand, Pensions, he f f and ia all heinrs'at thO.otlice formerly .p-ettpied 1-y J. T. -Richards, Esq , eurtfrottbe . ' Court. I tonAe.-18.54-13- • • • . , M. C. TYLER,: • Iritorosted•with I. L. Ittint, • • • m pot - r arsd. neater ill ll4rdware nod Cutlery, Carrinire q*rirerningg, " No. - 24-15. Pearl &rel.', Where'hi.;Mere:iritire friemis36ois and . OTHER its, re kindly ievite4“:4# EitsEsiza , rte it ,qrj - .urehase. ~,6tf. - Dr. - -11. Smith- QUIZGEO,N . DENTIST line rerno . ved. his or. ties front Searle's to his dwelling opp:,,ite the li,ptist Chart-h. wheru Denta4 operations wili j perforated iti his• uAull tanpner.. • •. . 11 . 4:1tritse Star 13th. 1857. - 21-tf J. D. VAIL, M. . D -• • •• • insysici:aii and Sty rgeen, 13n4 ibrits netly I iteattd llinaelf at Braeknevville , , Susq's .otinty,Pcnbl, pro mply Attend to kit calls with übieli be inny be favored.? 3f4y,1856-1122.:. . . A. PICKET, I • Justice of the L'4 ice, collector. - of Debts, lixeentor of Deerg,_Witts,Cdutracts,lui. OtSiee, Wyoluing . - May 9. i'Bs9. . . • • • 1 00011 - , Alum , G LASi.i - DEPOT ; CIIES7IiVIT-.§ _ . - • .Muntrosi.;, Penn'a. - . BY B. • BRENYSTEkt..- - All sizt4.:anti deguriiitions, in any quntity tnntie to urdtlr, ur furnidwil on-thesbortest qu..- tiee. • '; • - .HAYDEN BROTHERS, :New • liolesale dealer in Blitttins,' Combs,-1 V Nii,:penders, Threads, Fancy Croadat, ‘Vatelles. Jewelry. Silver and Plated Ware, Cut• lerY. Fishing Tackle, Cigars, . Si.ereliants and pedlars', supilie4 en liberal terorm -• "WM, HAYDEN. TRACY 'HAYDEN. JOHN AY DEN i CIEC . HAYDEN. : z • . "" 4yl • DR. •E. F. waxer • . , ratilnate!rif the Allopitt.li:e and-Vilma. rahie ent)eges of Medieine.is..no In w per ane , n!ly liwate4 in Great Bend Pp. • April Ist. 106. . • - -JOIEN SAUTTEB„- - 17inhionstii,[45 't oiler. Shop first' doorl7 north of the Farmer's Store. A. 41. McCOLLUM, - wlrs - L '34 Z1:115-ft . D - 1 :\?>' Wholesale nod IFEelail Dealers. Ds - Staple and Fancy Dry - Goods A.ND YANKEE , 'NOTIO . Ns. .Itin , intnton N. V. - One door west of the Canal; Opposite the Ex. ;}llllllll3l - -0 N - T,R_,O -E PA. - Ilg enbseriberimilng•pniebakid, • ••11111 • "retittcd and newly_furahhodibi- R:,(4-• 'ore well known and es Ire • . prepared . to neeOmmodato the Oar.- • -wi ng p u bli,tad Aitheri4, withAill'the'attentkons and conyeniUees usually- fOund in fireeelloll:. Nii mtl:kit•-_will be ; spared by the' Pro. p r i e t or . end Ns Av.ii,t;o:te I'6 snake 1110,110d egonl in I.vory i)orid - mils ir, tkr...eninitrY.- The will !way 3 - be stwidii:d xi `the Choicest I.2q*orP. • _ . The stable:, eormeeted*W lids. Ilona*: are large ; roomy and ,eonvenionil, and eatofdt AO& att on tiVo Host les s are al W3f4 iff.‘ellarge ofihemi • J. S:•TARBM.• - . Mon I rosiN Afar:l-3.th; 184.' = The Rev. C. S. BURKE - it; WIAle iiiherintitte at 3lissionstri in Southern Asia; dtseovered - A OW. Pieind certain Curo"fur Cetistipiptiim, Nevrs Deklity it ",$ till impuritir* thV Blend '; 'a so, ail pest:ilia:l effectual mode or iiihnling theitetnedy. &OAR) - by st desire 14) benefit hi,t suffering followik he ve in ehetrfut send the Recipe (rycv).-*sucha. desire it, with full and'expliett fqr, Ow. paring and suceessfulli using thellexileirlel , Ad. drew, • Rtv; BUItNETT:4.4r , - fi3l pro thrt . i, N:' Vfilfy ,An.s.ust eth, 1857. - - attirs, 3,0 u 16,00 28.00 erg.
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