'lmr•Of WW••_
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Opening of the ilinreani School.
. •
Not having been Able to obtain the Rev.ll.
W. Beecher at the Opening of the School, [he
being away front New York at his sunitner
residence.] we have secured the REV. GEO.
LANDON to delirer the opening ORATION.
The opening exercises will take place . in
tlse flail of ;he Aeadpiny Building on Thurs
day the 3d day of Sept. at 1 o'clock P. 3f.
Ifni. Win Jesstip,.l.l. Little and It. S.
Bentley E , er., will alsoT , e present and address
the meeting.
Hon. G.:\. Grow has engaged to be pres
ent and speak if business will rermit.
The public ate respeetfullfiuvited to attend
Let there be a 'GRAND CONVOCATION of the
friends of El tteation—they Will be abundant.:
knaid.for their time and trouble.
gir - For particulars see handbills.
B. F. TEWKSBURY,
A Primary Department..
At the urgerkt request of n number of .citi
7enS of the county, arrangements have been
made to accommodate a Primary Stik)] in
connection with the Normal Department.
yopils'from7 t0.,.1.1 years of age will be 2 0.
mined ; to open simultaneouily with th e
Normal School... The Primary Department
will be supplied with a competent teacher, &
'be under the immediate control and supervis
ion of the Principals of the Normal Depart
ment. It will he cunducted upon the most
.improved and approved methods of instruc
tion. Terms: X 53. The number of -.pupils
received will be limited, and thoe who desire
-admittance will leave their names Wi ih L. F.
Fitch or W. 11: Deana, immediately.
B. F. TEwmrity, Co. Supt.
.1r.,//oii;(v4.6 Ointment and. Pills.—Blotch
es, pimple-4'l:4v eruptions, and all irritations
of the skin, fade and disappear after a few
applications of Holloway s Ointment. In
these casesjuisk friction is indispensible.—
Manv of ordinary eruptions are caused
by suppressed perspiration, and as this pene
unzuent at once opens the pores and
invi.gorates the absorbents, it 'dissipates the
intlamation by a double 'process. Ladies
Whose faces or arms are disfigured by cuta
neous diseases, may readily remove the [devil
ish and restore to the skin its natural tint.
fie xibilitp, and softness, by the use `Of this
safe but powerful counter•irt i taut. 31e Pills
nover'fail in disorders of the stomach
Notice.
Tile Tz..v. A. O. Warren will preael• in the
school house in Lenox on Sunday Aug. 30ttr,
at 10: 1 ; o'clock. •
At Cztion ILtll in Raiford 2-ko'elock same
4:1 v.
trill bt! a TIC .?7C in
!lie grove near E. X. BACON'S on FRIDAY
;he 280 inst. Ai o a COTILLONVARTY
in the evening. at E. N. 13ACON'3,
Niehokon An;. 17';5;.
Notice.--For the convenience of- those
intendifv , tea board them:elves we would sav
that Mr. B. C. Sayre will rent cooking stores
supplied with furniture arr 4 pipe. on' very
reasoret6le norms. Ilis terms will inch:de
the trouble of 'setting up' and 'taking down.'
• B. F. TEIVRSIS URI%
Notice - to 'Norma I School Students.
A number of places hare been secured in
private . families where students can be -pro
vided nith :board and lodging.- *We think
our arrane.:erneats in this respect are sufficient
for-ail; bat to avoid di-'appointment you will'
p; . esse bear in mind that you .must apply
then.,
our supply of " rooms for students to board
themselves" nearly - exhausted. •We can
furnish but a few more of this description.
W. B. DEANS , .
FITCH - . • •
•
Montrose, August 10th, 1857.
ThC Skin
is formed with thousands of pores in every inch
of surface whose otlice carry off the im
purities of the blood—the acknowledged cause
,); all di3eases of mankind—whet the skin is
dry and parched—;.,when it is covered with crop
tionswhen it is cold and clammy—when there
is inward fevcr tir inflamation—it is impossible
for the skin under these circumstances to per
form its proper functio is and to carry off the
impurit!es . from the b .dy as designed by our
Creator.
Mortsr.'s , ISIMAN ROOT Pius remove these ob
structions, and produce free and healthy blood,
!emoft•e the erdptions from - the skin, and cause it
to brighten with the flush of health and-beauty.
Beauty so much admired and loved, beauty with
out paints and cosmetics—but 'beauty is pictured
by health and happiness. [Aug. Ist, oil.
To the Independent Voters of
Ste.quehanna county.
Br earnest I.olicitations of Inv friends, of all
parties, I have been induced to offer myseffas
an Independent Candidate for S'HERIFF.
If elected, I will endeavor to discharge the
duties of the office faithfully, impartially,and
to the best of my • abilities: I gel: the roles .
of my fellow-citizens, on behalf of the south
ern part of the eountT, Which hal yet never
had the office of Sheriff..
In principle, I have ever been 0pp044 tb
the extension of slavery, and in favor of free
dom. At the Bailie time hold that :the
North has no right to interfere with slavery
where it exists as t State institution.
I ask the votes of all my fellow citizens of
Whatever, name or party, Democrats,' Republi.
tans Whigs, Americans and Foreigners, and
should both .of the nominating Conve.ntihns
nominate me, I shall not be offended, bnt will
fully appreciate the favor, anti feel uglier - many
obligations for the same, and -if elected will try
to remember that I received the office from the
People. • , ' . TREDWAY KELLOGG. -
Auburn,Aug. I'2 1857..
Notice—The Susy'a Co. AGRICULTU
RAL SOCIETY. will hold a meeting at the
COURT HOUSE on-TUESDAY evening of the
2nd week of Aug. Court. - •
An.nddrests will be delivered liv A. CisSE.Dr
Esq. of Dintoek.
At the Apr. meeting, the following premium
were awarded.
A. Cassedr of Dimock, for -63 bushels
of epring wheat on 4 acres, Ist premium; [the
only piece reported]
A. Luuz of Rush, for 84 bushels of potatoes
on 1-4 acre, Ist premiuM.
Eli Barnes of Jackson, for 211 bushels pota
toes- ou one'riere,2nd premium. ' •+,
' Wm J. Tunntr.L. Sec4y.
a 491.11,1140. .
In Brookin on the 15t1e.inst; by . Rey. J. B.
Crilman, Mr. R. E. PasTr, and Miss ANn E.
Qutcs, all of 'Nicholson.
- On Tuesday the 18th inst, at the lesidence
of Mt. Lowry Green, in Great Bend, by Rev.
d. B. McCreary, Mr. LEWIS HOTPS, and Miss
KATE WILTSET, both .of New York. .
NEW ADVERTISEBEEN'rS.
• rarmloi Sale; -
THE - subscriber offers for sale a Good Farm
of 95. acres ia
.Ilridgewater, four milei east
of Montrose, 70 acres Improved. There is on
the premises a large framed Direlling House, a
rood framed Barn, an excellent Apple Orchard.
Oce half of the purchase money will be required
SOWn; the balance in annual instalments.
ELIJAH BROWN.
Bridgewater, August 19th, 1857. > '3311:
LP LASTING Powder, Safety. Post, ands Rifle
4LP Powder, fp,r, sale by - 1. N-ItULLARD.
T. KINGSFORD & SON'S
PURL'
OSWEGO STARCH-.
• (FOR THE:LAUNURI,)
HAS established a greater celebrity' tarn in
ever been obtained by any' other Start
This has been the result of its marked supe
riority in quality, and itsinvariable
The public may be assured of the continuana
of the high standard now establia
The production is over Twenty Tons daily,
and the demand has- extended thronghout the
whole of the United &ates, and to foreign coin=
tries. ' `
Working thnS on t VerYltrge acnl., and under
a rigid system, they are able to secure a - perfect
uniformity in the quality throughout the year.
This is the great Desideratum in Starch making.
and is realized now for file first lime.
The very best Starch that V•an lie Makt.t, this
'so °Turn, idwava wanted by conhtners, and
ibis will be supplied to them by the grocers, as
soon as their customers have.-learned which is
the best, and ask for it—otherwise they would
be likely to get that article on which the largekt
profit tan bemad e. . .
Nr. Kingsford has been;e4aged in the awl.
facture of Starch conlimiously For the last Ti•
years, and during the whole of this perled,'. the
Starch made under his supervision has been, fe..
yohd any quest;on, the best in the market. For
the :first - 17 years, he had the charge of the
works of Wm. Colgate & Co.,
• in which period
he invented the process of the niaoufactute of
Corn Starch.
It id meld by all the best grocers in nearly ereiy
part of the country.
T. KINGSFORD & SON'S
OSWEGO CORN STARCH,
(FOR PUDDINGS, &c.,)
Has obtained an equal celebrity with their Starch
for the litundiy. . This article is perf4ctly pure,
and is, in every respect, equal to the .best. Be
rmuda Arrow Root, besides having additional
qualities which reader it invaluable for the des
sta.
• Potatoe Starch has been extensively Tacked
and soil as a Corn Starch, and has given false
impressions to many, as to the real merits of our
Corn Sh:rcia.
Ftinn its great - delicacy and pnrity, it is com
ing into extensive use :Is a diet for infants and
in alids. 15_ N. KELLOGG & CO., Agents.
Aug.2.o in3.l - 1961 ulton Street, N. Y.
T 4 IST OP LE I' tER.S remaining, in the Mon-
I trose Post Oak° Aui.v,rist 17th, 1857. ..
Althonse, folly Ann Hardy, Mrs. Mary
Avery, M.l:se Harris, Miss Catharine
Brown, sirs, Caroline M.Morse & Bro.
Brown, Miss Ann Morrison, Augnstits L.
Betts, Jliss Drussill Mikles, Joseph W.
Th•nuctt,'C. 5. Phelan,Miss Margaret n
BI dieslev, Zebulon ' Pape, Waiter R.
Burke, Richard' Potter. Albert R.
Bostwick:, L. • Ilaynsford. Joshua W.
Cook, Amos - fi: Roney, Mrs. Mary A.
Carney, Mrs. Mary J. Rose, Mrs. Nancy
Harliwoon, Latiey J. *Stone: Judson
Davis, Chariottit Sherman, ti. 11.- '
Fairchild, Miss Lucy J. Seely, 11. IL. -
Glay. J. ' . - Smith, 'A. B.
Cray,r, Satfinel G. • Stanton, lliram
.Giirney,:Joshua -Todd, David ..
Gardner, Mrs. Eliza 11. Tingley, WL IC '
Hazelett, Joseph 3 Tiffany, Elled C.
Ilathaway, 11. C. Vanhorn, J. W.
I loni6a7i, Cornelis Wickham, Abisa
Henri', Mrs. Ursula White, Josephine'
Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say "Advertised."
A. N. BULLARb, P. M.
. .
Mot :rose, August 17th, 1857.
Military Parade.
THE 'Membersof the Union Hill Artillery
Conipauy are herby ordered to meet at
the house - of Leonard Titus in Ilarford. on
Thursday the l'et, day of September next at
9 o'clock, a. in., armed and equiped according
to law, for the purpose of Jlititury Drill and
Exercise. Per Order of the Company.
Ilarford, Au i gust, 15th, 18.57.
. .
N. B. As there is fifty first rate muAtts and
:ill the apparatus complete in my possession
I hereby give public notice-to the citizens of the
B A
township of Barford a d its Nicinity for the
purpose of forming a Lig it Infantry Company
on said day,—oO3lE , "S: •
• . ASA SPICER., Brigade Inspector.
1 Brigade 10 Divieion Sus. Co:
llarford,-Angust 15th, 1857.. . 33tf.
H 0 1. LO NV A Y'S Pills and Ointment, 31oree'.
Indian Root Pills. and Ayer's. Cherry Pec
toral and- (7atliartie Pills. Constantly- for sale.
Sec Advertisemehts in this paper.
ABEL TURRELL.
To the Independent Voters
OF SUS Q UEE: 1 iV r X.A COUYTY,
Alp ALL OTIIERS who look to their own interests
The undersigned is not just now to offer him
self with a long epistle for your .votes at the
coming election,' but would simply say that ht.
has just received a new Stock of BOOKS and
STATION CUT, which ho is ready to sell to
all those It ha want, jiff/ exactly right.
A new lot of Pocket & Family Bibles, Testa
ments. Prayer Books &e &c.
SCHOOL BOOK:;. such as will be wanted in
the NORMAL SCHOOL.
A chnice lot of A. WT. Harrison's Columbian
Inks, Toilet & Family Soaps, Ladies' & G.entle
men's Perfumeiv. and Fl voring,r Extracts.
GIFTS,GIFTS.. As t has become sn lash.
ionable to advertise “spl id gift enterpriw," I
would just sat• that I will agree to tarnish pur.
chasers With gifts, and quite as valuable ones ton.
as Pewter Penknives, Brass Fin.gerrinns or other
valueless trinkets. Try me at the Montrose•
Bonk Store. 1 A. N. BULLARD.
Montrose Pa. Aug. 12th, 18 — . •
. PEOPLE A.. END.
JEFFItErS Improved double-acting Sac:
fi-on and Felix. PUMP, with India rubb(4
ball valves, which has been a*nrded the first
premium at the New,York State Fair, held al"
Elmira 1855,—pateuted the sth of June 1855,
The Subscriber having bought the right of
Bridgewater, Brooklyn, Springville, Auburn and
Lathrop Townships, and Boroughs of the same,
to Ee 11 the above described Piimps, is now pre
pared to furnith all who may want Pumps in
said territory.
This Punip is applied to all the purposes for
an„V pumps are used,,with this -advantage
over mac others, of converting it in a moment
into an elLient Fire Engine, 'thereby rendering
your 'buildings secure against lire..
._. .
. For partieWar+ earl at my Store in Montrose
and see the Pumps for yourskivesor address
._ • ' • .. . S.; S. MOTT,
. Montrose, Aug. 10th, 1857—:tf .
tlf Get a Pump befere you get burned nut
:NEW GOODS!!:
...~~...
H. J. WEBB'S.
MONTROSE, APRIL, 301 k 1857.
WOOL CARDING.
T"Esubscrit.44 is fitting up his machinery
to accommodate his customers with work
to suit the spinning and knitting public on short
notice. Thankful for past favors he hopes by
strict attention to business to merit n share of
public patronage. .A G. It!IrNOLDS. •
West Brooklyn, June Ist, 1857. 23LE
Daimaen Take Notice.
lIAWLEY & GUILD base constantly on
hand and hve made to order Churns, Fir
kins. Return Pails and Butter Tubs of the best
unlit v: iGibson. April 20th, 1857.
Eagle Foundry Plows.
FOR superiority or casting and excellency
Z. of machinery can not be excelled, •
. S. H. SAYRE & BROTIIERS.
A
GOOD variety of Sandal and Satin Wood
411 FANS 4 also. Paper Macho and Ivoyy 40.
July 17ti, ! 1657.1 A. J. EVANa.
1k $ ) 1 1 1 / 14 1 ); :471 :Kik 1 Ati4
PUBLISHED BY
DRAKE. PARSONS,
Every - Saturday Morning, at aVo. 102 Nassau
Street, New •Yark, at One Dollar.. per an
num. .The - Chcapest Paper in the world!
Any perion rernining Tnenty .Dollars will
be.entitled to Twenty one Copies, if sent to
one post•office address. • - .
EATMENT. LN ALL CASRS WILL DE REQUIRED IS AD
. VANCE. 3!.
F]rls'e New York ...Weekly Newsy, n
hag!: and • handootnti p per for general cir
culation, ispriblishorl every SATURDAY MORMNG
It contaitcs all the itteretting-Chatter of the Daily
Newis. •
• It repr'esents the mina 'constitutional prinei
pies which hare ever been upliehlty the Nation-
Detneterscy , of New York, opPesed at once to
" Abolitionism," "Free-Suilisto, and every ape,
cies of fanaticism. It will oppose, at all times,
any Interference by the General Government
with the I.,m'eri.ed rights of the States, and strive
to sect:Mein every section of the Colon its fair
participation in the public domain, perebased by
common blood and treasure, and which ishoeld
be alike the common property of all, as free to
the Southerner with his slaves, as the Northern
man with his goods and merchandise.
It ii . tleeidefftr Anti-Know Nothing and Anti-
Maine Law. Upon this conservative platform
the Natlonai Democracy of this State bare
erecTed their standatil.
THE WEEKLY NEWS will: 'contain etich
*eel( a full market report of cotton and other
Southern Staples; Cott e, Grain; and all descrip.
tion of Western produce;
Dry ; Goods,
with .quotations of the New 'York Stock Ex
change, the Financial and... Commercial move
ments of the week, and the totnble incidents of
trade generally. In Ns d'epartment it will to
excelled by no other weekly paper in the city,
and rivalled by scarcely any. It is the intention to
render it in terry respects valuable guide to the
country mei-ehart, firmer, storekeeper and busi
ness man. Its Argricultual department will also
embrace everything in the way of news and gen
eral information.
Tug NEW YORK DAILY NEWS is pub
lished Env Monntcc, in connection with THE
WEEKLY NEWS. To subscribers by mail,
Five Dollars a year, parable in advance.
THE DAILY- NEWS Is t handsome sheet,
contain:: all the earliest domestic and foreil!n
news, reports, -corresponder.ce, arid conununica
ted matter. Its editorial mannnetnint is able
and decided in tone, conservative upon the no•i.
tating questions of the day, and favorable to the
views-of the Natiouai Demociatie organization.
It contains ail the Telegraphic intelligence, full
reports of Markets, able Commercial and Finan
cial Reviews,-with a carefully sekcted and orig
inal Litetary department. "embracing Poetry,
Tales and Fackt!:e. It is the object to combine
intelligence of the most attractive description to
all classes of readers.
TILE DAILY NEWS is the - cheapest and
best newspaper in the weer:tip(' its class. It has
a' ready attained a very large circulation, ranking
among the first of the daily papurs.iri New Yc.rk.
-All comtntmicatiins cite n Inl sul,sserir.iong.
or elmeernimr, business connected with TILE
WEEKLY NEWS or DAILY NEIVS, must be
addressed to the publisher.
Groceries !Groceriei!!
~rood assortment of Groceries comprising.
!X Floor, t'ialt,.Fish, Ten,`-Coffee, Vic.,
and other articles in the line too nnmecous to
mention, which iv offered for sale at low tpriees,
for cash or ready pay. 'Call and examwte
Goods and PRICES before purchasitie—,olse
where. ..
31ontrogr, Aug. 10th, 1857
Disi of ration.
NOTICE is hereby given that the firm of
ill Cobb & Sherman k this thy dissolved by
mutual consent. The firm accounts are in the
hands of Zipron Cobb,who will continue the bu•
August 4lli, 1557
New nert and : Dreloiallaking
ESTABLISH-YEA - T.
Ladies, ha.vo you Heard the News.
3trs . liAnr.lA, formerly of New
.
.: L•^-.- . __„.... —.....,..Y0rk, haft openened a • Millinery
4
.......„,„,,,,,„,nd Fancy Store in the vit!age
' • . 1 . -- 54,, - .,//„. of I.lrnoldyn, and hartntrjust re-.
.'‘ .4 ‘ '., k7.l;',t '' turned from Now York. with a
l' , - Large and Fashionable
stock of goods consistin7 of 1.3-
.
,fiesand Misses Straw Hat , of evert• style and
vartoty. Also, Crape - and Silk llats, constantly
,n'tiand, of every hire and color, together with
t spit ndid assortment or
F.% NC V GOODS!
. •
Auch as EmbroMeries, Ila r I.lraids,llosiery, Caps,
Head Dresses; Lace Goods, etc.. Mc., all' of
.vh;eh she offers at the Lou - Est rracEs. . •
•.*Particulat attention will be paid to Bleach
ing —always at home.
isrooklyn. May sth, 1857. • Ibtr.
rilelainotypes!
HVING A
purchastd the rialit for Making
the beautiful and durable style of piet,i rs
k niwn as the Melainotype, or . Iron Pictures, I
-:tand ready to furnish them to such 'as may-pre
-et' them to - the Ambrotype or Daguerreotype.
Tf anybody prefers it cheap likeness to one `of
•operior quality, I can, and will make them as
, -heap ! and as plod ! afethose sold by Wood, at
the cart on the green.
FIEA.T CLASS PICTMES AT rAVAL TIMM
W. B. DFANS, Phenix Block.
nontrose, July 231, 1857. ,
Cash Paid for Wool.-
,
trilE hiehest market price in Cash paid for
Ten Thousand pounds of Woos by
HAWLEY & GUILD.
Gibson, June 24th, 18.57.
ENNEDY,S Medical D44cocerv, for sale
VA. by ABEL. TURRELL.
STAFFORD'S Olite Tar, at
TIMP.ELL'S
:Register's Notice.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to nil per
sons concerned in the fuliot ing Estates, to
•
Nit
Estate of leak McKi.isi.jr, late of Great Bend
township, deceased, George . W. Gray, Executor.
Estate of Sa mUEL QUICK Sen , late of Spring
ville township, deceased, Samuel Quick Adm'r.
Estate of JAMES W.MeEr.,wrx, late of New
Milford township;deceased, Elliot Aldrich Ad.
minis:rater.
Estate of Gtr.snost Bua'arm.,late of Auburn
township, deceased. Johnathan Bunnell Adder.
Find accc tint of Jaits Fit7.r.o.rs, Guardian of
Simon L and Martha Shay arid Harriet L. Ball.
. That the accountants have ; nettled their ac
counts in the Registers Office, in and for the
county of Susgeehanna,.itnd ;that the same. 'will
be presented to the Judges of theOrphatis Court
.of said County, on Wednesday thel9 day of Au.
gust next, for the eoufirtnation and allowance.
Also, the foll Owing on Friday, the 28th
Estate of MART MILES, late of Brooklyn,
deceased, Charles Perigo Administrator.
J. W. CHAPMAN, Register.
Registers office, Ment:ose, July 2211, 185'7.
Plated Ware.
TABLE and Dessert KrIiVCR. Forks,Froons,
I Castors, Cake Baskets, Cups, Tea Sets,
tte., a good assortment.
July 17th, 1857.3 A. J. EVANS..
Jewelry . ..
A VERY full and desirable stock of Ear.ring,s,
Breastpins, Lockets, Chains, Crosses,
Studs, Sleeve Buttons, cold and Silver Specta.
eles,Cold and Silver Thimbles, Pens and Pen
cils, dze..' r Ate., to which i would invite the at
tenant, of my friends and all persons wishing
to purchase. ALFRED J. EVANS.
Birighamton. July 11th; 1857. • -
A _Cippl.ete stesortment of- Baguets,' Bognet
aad West Tromings, ace.. at . •
• • , HAWLEY &GpILD'S.
Above we present you with a likenekis of Dr.
atORSE— the inventor of MORSE'S INDIAN
ROOT PILLS. This philanthropist has spent
the grouter part of his life in travelling, having
visited Europe, Asia, Africa and South Ametkea,
—spent 3 years among the Indian's of our ,West
ern country,—it was in this ',.vay that the Indian
Root Pills were fiist discoVered.- Dr. Morse was
the first ur..n to establish the fact that all disea
ses arise from turuhr, r OF TOE LE:ooD—that Our
istrene.th, health and life &pond upon this fluid.
When the rariOns passages tx;come clogged;
and do not act in perfect harmony with the diff
erent functions of the body, the. blond loses its
aciun, becomeA thick, corrupted and diseased;—
thus causing pains sickness and distress ofevery
name• our strength is exhausted, w are depriv
cd of our health. toad if nature is not assisted in'
throwing offthe Stagnant humors, the blood will .
become stagnant and cease to wt, and thus our
light of life he forever blown out. How impor.
taut is it then to keep the passsges of the body
free arid open. And how pleseant to us to be a
ble to put-a medicine in your reach, viz., Morse's
Indian Root Pills, made from plants and roots
that grow afound the mountain cliffs in Natnre's
garden ' for the health and comfort of diseased
man. One of the roots from which these Pills
Are made is a Sudorific, which opens the poses of
the skin, and assists Nature in throwing Off the
finer portions of corruption Within. The seconct
which is a plant is an Expectorant, that openri
and unclogs the passage to the Nuts, and thus,
inn soothing manner, performs its duty by titre*
ing off phlegm. and other humors ft'uns the lungs
by copious spitting. The third is a Diaretic,----
which giveS e:se and double strength to the kid
treys; thus . enconraged, they draw tnrgo amounts
of i t ermi t es from the blood, which is then
thrown out bountifully by the urinary or
water passage, and which could not have been
discharged in any other' way. The fourth js a
Cathartic, and accompanies the other properties
of the Pills While. ensued in purifying the blood:
the coarser particles of impurity whkh cannot
pass - by the other outlets, are thus taken up and
conveyed , thin' great quantities by tie bowels.
Front the above, it is Slu.vn that Dr. Morse's
Indian Root Pills rot on:y enter the stomach,
but become united with tl.e blond, for they find
way to every part, nail completely cleanse the
system frotu all impurity, and the life of the body
hich - is the. blood. becomes Perfectly healthy; . —
conselnently all sickness and pain is driven from
the system. for they cannot remain when the ho.
drbecoMes so pure and clear. The reason why
poeple - are so diNtressed when sick. andso many
die; is because- they do - not get a tuediria that
will pass to. the atlicted parts,and which Will o
pen the- natural passages fer the disease to be
cast out, hence, a small quantity of food and oth
er matter is lodged, and the stomach and intes
tines are literally ovet dowing With the corrupted
mass; thus nudergein2 disagreeable ferMenta
ton.,;tantly mixing with the blood, whi c h
throws the corrupted matter through every vein
nod artery, until lite is taken from the body by
disease.. hi . r. Morse's FILLS have added to
themselves' victory upon victor}-, by restoring
mil;ions of the sick to health and happluess.---
Yes' thougands who liave been racked or tor
'tnehted. with sickness, pain and anguish; and
whose feeble frames have been scorched by the
burning elements of raging fever, and who have
been brought, as it were, within a step of the
silent grave, now Stand ready to testify that they
Would have been ?I:Ruben:lt with the dead, had
it not been foribi; great and wonderful medic
ine,3lerse's lodian Root Pills. After I or do.
acs had been taken, they were astonished, and
absolutely surprised, in witnessing their charm.
ing effects. Not only do they give immediate
ease and strength, and take away all sickness,
pain and anguish, hut they at (wee rn ta work at
the foundationoi the daSease,whieh is the blood
Therefore, it will he shown, especially by those
A's ho use these Pills, that they will so cleanse
and purify, that disease--the deadly enemy-will
take its light, and the Hussy of youth and beauty
will again return, and the 'prospect of a long
and hapiiirlife will cherish and brighten your
days. C-fr Beware of counterfeits in yellow
wrappers—all genuine are in LLUE, with-the sig
nature of A. J. Wu= &Co., on each box.
July Ist, 1857. 127 6m.
S.S.IIU'P
C. SHERMAN,
Z. COBB.
a
. Sus i nnuoh County Toachoes
:;, . ,••• D'i'i/Ini . ~.1 :17, • T IDT1. 1 . -
-i ..,-,.:
iB.F. tt sv,istrr.T, Co. Supt. p , . ,
J. F;Si'n!nimno. A. Mi ~ . nnelpa.s.
Te'iCHER'S NORMAL SCHOOL, TO
ill eoktinue ten weeks will 1)e . opened on the
and dar of Sept. in the buildings of the
Susquehanna Academy, .
at Montrose, Sni.quebanna Co. ; under the super
4sion of the oho% e named Principals.
The
. buildings will aceoinoclate upward - of
TWO HUNDRED STUDENTS, there being EIG DT fine
recitatiop rooms.
Regular COllfSeS of Lectures will be delivered
on the Science, and Art of Teaching and on
Moral Science bs Prof. Sronospn.
OerasiOnal leetures will also he delivered du
ring the session lion. G. A. GROW of Glen
wood, (expected) Don. Wn. Jcssur, and It. D.
LITTLE and 12. S. 131: Esils. of Montrose.
• Negotitioni art. now in progress, with every
apearanee of sueeesa, with a view of - securing
the .Rev. HENRY WARD BEECIIER to de - -
liver the ORATION at the opening of the School.
Board and lodiring,,s'2,2s per creek. Teachers
and StudenG, wbo . desire, can board themseli•cs.
Tuition in the English Department, including
Algebra and Physiology, to those from Susque
hanna County 65.00; others 36,00.
Other branches taught if desired.
Compefent AssISTANTS will be employed to
aid the Pr.nentrAts.. It is. also expected that a
Teacher of PpoxocnArtir r will be bonnected
with the School;
Stralard's .gatheinetical Berms. Clark's
Grammar. ,All T . ..acherswho intend entering the
advanced classes in Grammar, should 'lift-nisi'
themselves with a GObll DICTIOCARY. The Text
Books should be seeared by the Teacht.rs pre:
vious to the opening of the School, if possible. -
Those who wish board Or rooms will apply to
L. F. Fitch, Esq., or Willis B. Deans, the Artist,
IN.Ii - mtrose, Pa.
Prof., Stoddard rill be present daring the en
tire Term, mid devote his whole, time to teach
ing, lei:taring, and otherwise advancing the in
terests of the School.
Further particular!! glyen as soon as known.
All inquiriei, relative to the School, cheerful
ly. answered by
B. F. - TEWKSBURY, Co. Sup't.
New Milford, Sustfa Co.; Pa.,
July 131 h; 1857. . 2Blf.
Those who . will furnish hoard . for Students,
during the term of the Normal Shoot 'aro re
quested to hand in their names and the: number
they can accommodate, as soon as posiible ; so
thst wo may complete our arrangements at an
early day—thereby placing the matter of homes
for all who may come beyond uncertainty.
W. 8,. DBANtli.
L F. Fl
•
Brontrose, July 20th. 1857.
CASH paid for all the Wont, in Stognehanna
Co., by DICKERMAN & GARRET.
F LOUR !or sale by tho Load or Barrel, by
•
DICKER MAN dr. GARRET!:
New Milford, June 10th, 1857.
T 2 LACK SILKS, at luvi prices st
K.}.;NYONt.
Laweville Centre; April 6th. '67.
SILVER Spoons, Forks, Napkiri Rings, Clips,'
Butter and Fruit Knives, &c., warranted as.
good as coin, and handsomely engraved gratis,
by ALFRED BUNK
, Binghamton, hey' 17th, 185'1;
i FEsSF
Board for Toachrs.
Silver Ware.
LITTLE &.HAUDING'S COLUMN.
ANOTHER
are. Ok*Oltiatik .. :g;:tOk_ pf
tiltrg:Val'E.. '
For the Summit Trade.
•
Now; and Daantiful styles. -
Now being operied by
• . ,
LITTLE & 11AEDINd.
Farming Tools.
ARES,Forks,SevtltesSnntlis,S.cythe 'Stones,
Grind Stones, llorse Rakes, Grain Cradles.
Sickles, &c., &e, a full assortment jnst received
by LITTLE &
Fish!!'''
A FltE5l) lott - of those Fine Heavy Codfish;
L Also, Bluefish in Barrels and Half Barrels;
jitst received by - LITTLE & 111EDISG.
AES 0,
ANV.W . Stock of Groceries, Hardware,
Crockery, ike &:c a hunreth part of
tt filch we have not time to mention. Enough
to say, we have almost anything: and eve
rything expected to be fontal at a store in the
country—all of which we are determined t
turn into cash, in the very. Shortest. possible
time and we herewith issue a - -•
NOTICE
rsIIA3M NVT@TAIM.
Cash ire
it distinMy undeestood, that for
Cashwe will sell any kind of Goods at much
lower prices than usual.
•
Kind BAader!'
A l'O'ord with You Prieately, if you Please.
•
NVe do not wish yon to enteral° the itiea for
a MOntent. that We will sell you goods lit cost,
or leis for the sake of doing busineis; * for Mit
is not our intention.. ' %Ve arc willing to sell at
a vet.) , small profit . , awd . be content.
Large Sales and Small Frofits,
We are determined to sell a larger amount of
Goods this Summer, than ever before, and al
though our pr4ts may appear light, vet we ex
peeLat the end of th.l year, the whole amount
will prove satisfaetOry. ,
Fresh Groceries,
SI.IG.AR, Mola9e;eq, Rice, Coffee, Tea, and
all hinds of -Groceries in any quantity,, itt
the very lowest rates, a full stock constantly on
-hand, by' . LITTLE &
Four Shilling Teas
ITOTWITIISTANDING the. recent henvy
advance in the prise of Teas, we have se
ertred-a large lot of. the game quality. of that
which hal created so much good feelitig among
our Tea drinking customers.
Plenty of it, by the chest or i ponnd, at tho old
rice, by
It is a Fact,
rp (TAT Saleratus, Soap and 'Candles of the
11 best qualities, nro for sale by• the Box, it
ti'n , r York city wholesale prices,
LITTLE & HAMDING.
• •
. Potash, •
I N Tin Cans, a l';are ittiele, for sale by
1 - . Ltrrts & I.l.annix6
Boots and Shoes;
CONSTANTLY on-hand, a first rate assort
meat of Men's, Bob's' . and Youtks' double
sole Boots and Shoes, of the best manufacture;
also, Women's Shoes, Boots and Gaiters in
great variety, aft to be'sold at very lout rates, by
LITTLE &
• Hats and Caps,
Iw almost sales. variety,of kinds, civality and
prices, for sale by
-brii.s & HARDING,.
. _
Bolinets,
•
-p IBBONS, Flov'vors and Trimiiiinri. for sale
_Li, by LITTLE & HARDING.
Clothing!
GOATS, N . gists and rants, well made, and
good styles: Shirts, Collars; Hosiery,
Gloves, etc., for sale cheap, by 7 .' .
LITTLE & ITARDTEQ.
Leather!
SOLE and Upper Leather, Pegs, Shot! Nails
and Thread, Wax and many other kinds of
Shoe Findings, for k,xle by
LITTLE: & HARDING.
Carpeting
jcp icii all Wool Carpels,',.ar low price, for
1.% sale by e a :
LITTLE dz. ilAwnixer.
• •
Farmers and gardeners !
ATTENTION I!
.
AAT E have just received a large stock of Far
, Y !nem' Tools, such as Hoes. Shovels,
Spades ' . 4'coopes, Garden Rakes and Hoes, Man
ore l'orlis;Plouf,lis, &c., &c.,
&c.
fresh lot'ot Gardth arid Field Seeds,
for sale liy
To Lumbermen and-Coopers.
DEM` Cast Siettl, and Steel Poll Axes, Cast
111 Steel Mill and iC Cat Saws, also Patent.
tooth lel Cat Saws. with Filee l of almost all de.
seriptions, for sale by
LITTLE & /LIEDIEGL.
. - To Dairymen.
F _
IItiCINS, Return Paris, Pa d s, Tin, Painted
and Cedar Patti, Rutter Bowls, Dairy Salt,
&e: for sale by
LITTLE & I:LARDING.
Are You Building?
YYOUwill save money by purchasing your
Nails, Glass, Paints, Oils, Sash,.Door Trim
mings, and Hardware generally of
LrrILE & haunt sa.
Flour s Salt and Lime,
Y the Load, "or Barrel, constantly on hand,
B
and for sale . by -
lerrr.i dr, HARDING.
• , Cash !•! ~
•
• ..
.- •
y ou
can' buy almost anything, in the way . of
YGeneral . Merchandise, for Casa, at a very
small advance from coat, of ~ . . • _ .
• , LITTLE . &.11ARDINat.
Produce Wants& -
BBggs, Land, Tallow. Bonswat.
Grain ofall kinda;Ragg, Old lion, Lumber;
Shingles, Dried Apples, Beans, tee, &c.,*anted
in exellano tot Goods, by -.• •
Lintz di. liiaphia:",
Aths_AlEE).oAtt.7.--.: , .J.i_
• - LITTLE dr. HARDING.
Tankhantiock Depot, 1 4 ,,
, Jot, Ibtts, 1R57.
&. ITARTiiNG
LtTTVE & HARDI.SG•
ABEL TURRELL
ILTAS just returned from Ne a York;'with a
1.1 large and choice variety of Goods, boOght
for. Cll. arid selected with much care t from
over, : ,thirty of ' the best }louses in New York,
which he offers to his customers and the . public
ai low prices for cash.:' Ilia stock comprises:...
ll It U .G S ,•
M E.DJ C.IN ES;
PAINTS,
• . 0 1 - L.S, -
'iNDOW GLASS,"..
DYE S. T. U. F. FS ,
GROC,ERIES. -
GL A S'S—W A R E,
CROCKERY,
MIRRORS,
0.0 K S '
PAPER,.
;NV IN WO IV 7 I'APE . r, -
WINDOW.
.0 LL S E.'S;
F A Ist' C. Y -Cro 0 D. .
=EMEUDDIMI
• • E W EI,KY, •• •
•i'ERFITMER - Y, .
DRY_ GOODS,
II AR. D., WARE, •
• "S T 0 N E. -W A R E,
WOODEN WARE,
BROOMS, • -
BItITSIIES, •
APA .1 4 4' • N W AR Ei
Bllth CAGES,
CANARY SEED,.
I'OCX ET NI V.E S;
W II I I' S, .
tiM.l3 tELLAS,
GUNS,
PIS T- 0 S ,
AMMUNIT -I 0.
T U:lt PENT E,
C.A., P : 11 EN E,
BURN NG FLUID,
A L C.O II 0 L,
LIQUORS;
(ForMedicirialPurposei..;
T It t3.S S ES, 4
SL PP.OI►TEiSE
SII 0 . 13 L E 13 It A 0 S,
PORTII - O:NATES,
SPECTACLES,
SILVER. & PLATED SPOONS, FORKS, &c.,
G 0 L I) PENS,
S T TIONERY,
- VIOLIN 'STRINGS, 'BOWS, A:e.,
AHnd all of•tho most_popular
PATENT.MEDIt;Ih S;
Thankful fur - the liberal patronage hitherto, re-
Ceived, he hopea to merit a continuance and
large it. , :rease of the same.
:Ant TV.RILELL.
Montrose, Line 10th,.1857.
Horrible Smash Up!
A CAR RUN - OFF THE DUG WAY !
And Twenty-Five Dollars Destroyed! • .
BUT this bears no comparison in horror With
what we are about to relate. Yo at's
probably all heard of the man with a corh.leg
so perfectly adjusted that it "walked itself." and
kept on walking till it walked him to death and
then ran off with his anatomy. But this .is
quite tame compared with a story that we heard
the other day of a lady who bild lately been -fit
ted with a Full Set of Artificial Teeth on the .
New Plan. Soon alter the teeth had been ad
justed in the mouth a kind of spasmodic tWiching
of the muscles •et the lower jaw was felt, and
from that her. month commenced to 'Oka and
shut with such rapidity and violence, that all she
could do she couldn't step it. She Wager course
almost seared to death andeo was the Doctor.
Springing forward he seized the jai z Sta . hold
ing it with all his might he finally simeeeded by
a prodigious exertion in pulling the teeth out of
the mouth, and here the violence of the tragedy
ended. But the saddest part of ilfe story re
mains to be. told. Imagine the. 14dy's distress
when she discovered that her splendid set of
teeth for which she had just paid three hundred
dollars had completely eaten thems . c.lres Up. This
lady from last accounts was still suffering from
a pain in the jaY,•,which,we kad . forgotten., to say
by the violent contractions of the -Digastricus,
was slightly dislocated.- Now it is to be most
devontly hoped, for - the sake of humanity that
the profession will take warning by the unhappy.
fate of this lady, and be'eautiOus how they em
ploy their skill in all its most modern and per
fected forms, for without doubt had the doctor,
failed to get ont!theao teeth they:would have
eaten the poor lady to death. Bo assured; friends,
I shall endeavor to keep clear ofanich s ifate break
ers, by putting into my sett of teeth just 'the
amount of the eating propensity Which is prised
ea/de and safe. You will find me at almost any.
time except meal time or night time in my.ctEce
over Wilsen's store, west end of Bilk Block,
with. a heart almost bursting, with thanks-for.
past favors, and ever at your service 'for a Mod
erale
Yours thankfully,
C. D. VIRGIL. Dentiht, Montrose, Pa.
Tioga Point . Agricultural Work%
&Id's & P - oohs, -
ATHENS, BRADFORD COUNTY. PENNA.
mAnTFAcrunEr.s, WITOLEAALE AND n.r.Tatt.
ENS IN
Einerrs Unrivalled Horse Powers.
MIIRESI3 ER S and Separa tent, Threshers_
1 and Cleaners, Circular and Cross Cut
Saws, ?dill Saws,Shinale Machines, &c..Emery'S
Hickok's and Kranser's Cider DEIN and Presses,
Corn Shelters, Clow'S Grain Cradles, Hay; Straw
and Stalk Cutters, Horse Powers, Dog Powers,
Grain Drills and Brdad Cart Sowers, Cultivators;
Horse Hoes, Corn and Cob Mills, Dederick's
Hay Presiles, Stump Machines,
ICei eh . um's Mowers and Reaper*, Exceleiortran
ning Mills, ,
Proyision Safes, Refrigerators Leather- and
Rubber Bolting. Our Excelsior Fanning, kills
are.unrivalled. Extras - Furnished , for repairing
all machines sold by us. Or De:seriptive Cat
alopAs, Price Lists and Circulars of all ma
chines, sold 14 Uri, sent gratis and post rtid, to
all applicants. Send us your name and address.
Agent, H. L. lkoaymts, (of Franklin,) Mont
rose P. 0., Susquehanna. County, Pa.
R. M. WELLS & BROOKS.
Athens, Pa., July Ist, 18n. 28m4.
P. S. For sale cheap for cash, payable before.
September next. Two of RP:Tutu:4's limit
Two Ilona Mow Ens, with four foot Cutter
bars, well adapted for rough land. and aro well
calculated to please the farmer. • .
28m1.1 it. M. W. & B.
Cash for Wool
BURRIT will p.. 4 016 big!lef4 pede
11_ • WooL, in GdSll of GOODS, Sit ;11 . 'S More in
-New Milford.
July 4th, 3857.
Blackberry .Wine.
is 11GiritiObs to the blood, promotes digee.
tion, exhilarates the spirits, strengthens and ,
invitorates the whole system. Price, 75-rts, per
bottle.. For sole by ABEL TERRELL., •
Blanks.
A FRESH SUPPLY of DEEDS and BLANK
LS NOTES for sale at this office.,
. -
UST look et the Iliktoonsaad.Bonnets at
KENYON'S
11119OCKET KNIVES.--A. tarp anortnaint ot
AL the best in marketAt TURRELVS. ,
, .
RENON OAF' BOOTS, and ' , Enamelled
8t 005 in • KENYON'S,
tr,Ot;Dqntrbtt.: . .glcmpltat,.
ITDI.ISIIED EVERY YDERSDAY. liOEIDING : Dr..
MC'COLLUM &
1 3
TERMSO,4I,IS eaah in advanee,sg,oo if
not paid within nixie - dts t and 82,tf0 at the end.
of the year. No pope iscootinued'utitil-ailar.. -
rearages are paid, exit at the optitin of the
Oubiilitore. Ati'communieittions connected: With -
'the 'office, to ensure, attention must Ibe direett:* -
to the Eurrens, idostrose,..Susq'i. Co., Pa... ' - :--':
Rates .pf
One square (IA lins orlexs) lor fireeks,sl;oo
Each subsequent inSertiod, c..
One square three month's,
One square six months, iI ,
Business Cards, fonr.lines less, .
One-fourth coluMn, one ytar, .
One-halt - -
•
One Column,
Yearly advertisers restrieted , to the.:
liusiness In which - they aro 'engaged; ind are
as wit;hing to continue advertising - .
unless they shall give epeeial . directions for 7).
discontinuance of the tame.
• SOU WORICe . -
rThe publishers li'ariniiidded:kgbeirjob
Printing materials a•larg,e and swEntint is!iort 7
mont of July.Tipe. irP now prepared g e.iegtifo'
Jon Worts in a rnanner,unaurpassea in thiseVe
Lion of country, and' on reasonable terms.
Blau tts of ve i n? description kept 'ionstatit
1y on. hand or piloted - to order.
01:it5iit.o. - s !ktriti.4'.::-.-
WM. W.- & 'CO '
,!cabinet and Chair Illantitactnr
er.a, foot of Main Street. Montrose, Pa.
;ABEL TtrE,RELL; matiOlosz, F
*Cater in Drngs; . Chtini. rears,
DPe Stu ff' s, Gla s s-ware; Paints, OHS, Varniatett,
Window ..Glass Grocerien,fattay Ooodir,
Perfumery, &c.—And Agent' foi.' all the.. - :s
most pnpu tar Patent .Medieines.
JOHN GROVES,.
rashiou.able tfie.
Baptist Aleetingise ' I . I on Street.
Montrose, Pa.
- A. LATHROP; • -
. Dealer in Ready-Made Clothing; Hatsii.nd
Caps Boots and Shoes, Dry . Goods, &o. .
fa `Stare oppoilto Searles Hael,liontio* . k
C. I). Lamm or, and Kith
J. P. W. RILEY, ..,"7 LA, Laminar.
• - •
• DIL .R. TRATE
.01Aysiciun au4.. Surgeon ' , Montrotar,
Pa. Otliee jit the Farmei's •
• FRANKLIN FRASER;
itti
•
Lilo req.)* and Coliusellor at. nr,
Montrose, PL, Will attend faithfully to aU busi
ness entrusted to him in the County of Siisien.
Conveyancing • and writing of all kinds will ,Jit
done nnatik,and,thaTgee Moderate. He
attend to prosecution of niarnof setdiers;thoie
widows and heirs, against. ffe U. H.
mint, for Bounty Lan, - Pensions, 2tte. •
May be found at all ht nits at the olEee foinn:erly
occupied by J. T. Richards, Esq., tiOitti.tif the
Court llohsO.-1853-13- •
- . KC. TY.LIA., ..., , -
• Interested'iith L L Mint;
Ituportet and Dealer in ljardwaieand
Cutlery, Carrisge'Trimmings,•spzings, &e.._ -• -.'
NO.
.215 Pearl 'Street, .11r;:r:
. ...
Where hiS Mercantile friends, in this and p,tittit
Cotlntit, aru kindly, invited, and EaltivEBTiqr.s44 .- . -4
licited to call and pttrchase.
... '•
... , ' • att.
Dr. H. Smith:
- ,
URGEON DENTIST - Hs reinacedfiis 0-
10 fie from Searle's to his own dwelfing
opposite the Baptist Cbfireh, (north side) where
all Dental operations still be performed • iii Ms
usual good manner.
11,,ntrose Hay 13th, 1457.
3. D. VAIL, M. D..'
Phy%iciati tutd SurgeouilltutiOi'vs
notly limited hiinself, at Bracknoyville, Snaifa
County, Penn'a, and wilt promptly attend to all
calls with which he may be favored: ' •
May, 185,6---Ml2.
A. PICKE'T,
Jim - dice - of the Penee;..Colleetor A of
Data, I;xeraltorot Deeds, Wills, contrVl4ati-
Office, .
May 9, 1856. . •
A.SIEIL, BLIND;
_DOOR:
GLASS ON CiIk.STNHT 7 iT.; I
,Montrose, Penrecc,
BY D..I3REWSTES
All siz.es- and descri ptions , in any 9nilicis t ..
made to ordni, or furnished on the shortesi no.
lire.
HAYDEN BROTHERS;
New 1111111ford,IPeni0a:
. •
h S ° u i steVie e r e Tt r ea ir d i s, Th ia — n l 4-- lii' ..G ' 13 4 3 11 " 4,"
WatOiCii; Jewelry; Silver and Plated Ware:Cut;
lerr. Fishing Tackle, Oig,ais, ate. &c. ,
Merchants and pi,dhirs; supplied' on. ithOzat
Wfd, HAYDEN; 'fitAGYs.HAYDEN,
iciHN HAYDEN; GEO. HAYDEN.
DR. E. P. WILMOT,
radnate of the Allepatbk arta liomen
!Jr paihic Colleges of .Medicine, is now ; petP;
.rnanently located in Great . Bend Pa.'-i k •
'April Ist.. 1856..
JOHN:..SA.IITTER,
rashlonablfeTailor. Shop' Zit door
north of the Farmer's Store:
A. H. HeCOLLTIM,
• AVM _
Wholesale . b rad Retail neileirs t 0.4.
'Staple and Fancy Dry
.Goodsi
MAD
YANKEE
.NOTIONS:
Binghointon;N.
One door west of thei Canal oppiAio ahe Ex.
,change: •
_ .
. _
Ell.li.llll.llllllME
PIONTROS_E
nrtHE subscriber having purchased;
• • e • refitted. and newly rugatiheiillte ,
above well known and perdu
is mpared toaecomtsndate thcteay.t•
cling public Red others, With all - thPiettentioni
and tenlenlineis usually , found'. in tirst4aid
Itotislti. No effort .he spircit by "the: Pti:
piletoe and his Assistanli 'to 'make the 'Hotel;'
equal in every pointto any in' the country*. 2 '
.The liar will always. be auppliedmith ttte
Choiceiti Liqttors:
The litab;es, einnieeteik with Ali: 11001*.
are large, roomy and convenient„andett.tefil and
attentive Hoetters are always in eliieteefthem,',
• ' - EL . -TnBEU.:;•'
3tontrose,:May ath't 1851. ,
- - -
The 'Rev. C. Buturar, wlttle laboring sir a
Missionary in PotitherVolitA'Ascovered 'a 'slaw
nle and certain - Care:.or-.Comantpticut, Aat
tronchitle.CoughS•o46l V"lnzsi Debility,. ,
impurities _of- the'Wooa;'alsa,in also,ens y rea d -6_
effectual' rnede - or inhaling the Itereidyi Actilated
by a' desire to benefit his . suffering tallowrs: ltd
will cheerful send the 'Recipe (foul tamtaixiij
desire it, with full and explicit direction's for pre:"
paring and succutefully using the ltiedieh*
_Ad - ; _
d ress , • Jta", a 8
• 831. Braaway, : 4 4 ' 1
Angus& 6th, 01157.' - • •
==EM7;=MZiI
11.2