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; 2 Packages containing .... -: . ssbo in Goid.
.'" •tO Gold Patent Lover Ettgltah tient-
'.' ktil Cased Watches.: - ~.. - - 100 Each. '
1 " " - • " . 75 ". , •
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• 5 "II G
25 •,- .. , .old Watches, - .: 60 se •":
100 r.
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.300 Lulies
TOO gayer Hinting Cuel s Watehes /IS , " , ,
.. 200 :" _Watches - . - ---10 tol2o- ‘"
i 500 gold Vest and Guard and t -i" ;
•. Fob 'Chains, -- 10 t 6 30 .i 14 .
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5000•Pold Lockets - . - - .. -- 2 - 10 10 `u
GJldltings—Ear Elreps—.tßroeclies . i ' ". . ..,
, Breast Pins--Sinds--Cuff.Pins '-- - . .
•,l, .- - Sleevelluttoits, die., Ate.: -'toBl.to 15 Each.
- 2, Immediately on' receipt of- the slibscriptieti
money the subsciber's - name willbe entered upon
our subscription -bock, opposite a numberoind
the gift corresponding With that number will
; . be forwarded - to his or her address by mail or ex-.
:: .... press, post paid: - . • '. - -
Addres BEGET & COMPA I.`,l l ,unr.tsnras, -
' • • 48 and,:l9lloffati
Bnildinly,s,
. - . • , 1 New YORE.
.- • * * *-Bpecimen . Copies sir inF.E. 4.. . .-
Bills ,of 111. the Banira Itaken that pais
current in ibe . States- froth whence they Rro sent:
Postage stampkdre also received.
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- ' December 10th, 1857. . I , ° 4' f
t
The Secret Infirmities of Tont and ifatnrity.
Jusi Ptiblished, Gratis, she 25 h nous-until.
,; •
A FEW WORD on the rational,
ga .tIL treatment, with ut medicine' bf
-
Sperratorrhea or lam& weakness,
nocturnal emissions, genital - and nervous debility,
premiture deasty of the system;• . lmpotencyoind ,
impediMents to marriage gen'eist ly, by
• . ; • B. DE ANEY, 3f. D.
, -
.1 - The important fact that the many. ,alarming
complaints, originating, in - the inprudenee and
solitude of.youth',may be easily rmoved 'without
medicine, is in this small tract clearly demoustrd.
ted ; and the enti l rely new and hikbty sbcCesSful
treatment, as adopted by Amber, fully
- . - "plaiaed, by means of whit ever4one is enabled •
to cure himself perfectly : at the
, least possible
• cost, thereby asmiding all the - tidy rtised nostrms
of the day. -Sent to any address,lgratis_and post
free_in a sealed envelope, by ißmiOng 2 postage
• stamps to Dr. DE LANEY, I'7 Lispenard Street
N. Y. - Oct. 1 1857. , fly.c'zl-
• _ . .
- - 111' Mr Vir -. .
.FALL AND WINTER
,
GO. -0 , D § . - ..
..
1t,., unnecessary to ielizolelesge .that,
- ' 1
• .
R.. KE N YO N -
.
, Q ELECTS'five best style of Goods that are to:
i...) be found in New York, regaqPss!of the-ex
pense... He has just received from Nei's , York . a
large assortment. of Dry Goods !consisting of
'Rich, All Wools aslanes, Frenc Delanes, Su
.,• perior Plaid; Goods, aid Calicoe in end leis•va.
nay. His goods cost apil' areortli: - 215 per
~.
m srs than, the goods usually sol through the
Couatry, at the samdfirices.,l N ntucky. Jeans,
, Printed Flannels, Rich Ribbortil from fi ve eta..
j
to five,shilliugs, Brocha Shawls 0mt71.4) $ - !20.• -
Carpet Bap, Umbrel las, White G, ods,Stieetingi
..at low' prices.: Ladies Winter B poets. Shbes
and Gaiters, large assortment. H use Carpeting.
cheap. Collars„Underileeies,Br ea& Delanes..
;18. inch Block Silk for $I a yard; something an
c
heard of. • Deliages, Hats; Caps. Crockery.. . A
: complete assortment of Groceries, - Brown Sugar,
_sit old prices, 10 es. rrcr pound. Call and see,
jstnis, and ally I My- reputotian for. soiling, goods
• ileap has' not diminished,' in th least;' come
alonz.with your casii and trade ivith x-our Ser:
ant. , • - , KENYON.
- pp 00K accounts 'with ciast . om • I
year'ustanding must be settl
proceeds.
IVoO/ Sock Shadows not vrante,
Laicsville Centre, Sep. 15, 1851
s - .
• -: Gaol' for Wool.
HBUR.R.IT will pay the highest.price for
I WOOL, in Casa or Goons,at his store in
isaws3lilford. • .. - . - • •
July 4th, 1857.. •.• -
, .
Dinolution
,
VOTICE is 'hereby given the the firm. of
ill - Halat;.ny & GUILD is this da disiolied- by
mutual consent.- , C. ' : C.. liswiEf,
.'
Gibson, Aug 17 107. 'E. GUILD I , - '
1) 1
'The honks and accounts can fOnnd at the
store foimerly occupied.bY"the suscfibers. '.All
. pers , miliaving unsettled acconnti,ate equested
to settle, he same as soon as peasible. •
The business Will be cbndncte , l infuture by
the undersiglecl, nndoi. the-fiVm .: P. &O.
31. 11,wi.nr, who are constantly I•eceiving from
New', York and Philadelphia, the latestilityles of
Fail and Winter Dry Gsmiiii,_ ClO
thing Are, all of which will belnold.at a very
small piefit,for ready pay. , ' r. .
....
. Gibson ; Aug. 31st, 1857. C.P. lle*t.Er; ..
. . . ' O. Iftl.•.Hi k .'' in.r.v.
NEW. '00048!
,FOR TELE FALL Or-1857:„
.BuR.RITT is norir i eeiviog. a large
11. stock of -FA LD and .
.WINTER DRY
GOODS, including his usrral assortment, and
ofthe• ' •,. .• ;
BEST:AII 7 P' .2t 7 E,WEST #7.lnt.E.'T -
in market, which will be . 84141 'et' Ain most
favorable terms. • . -
!Stew tifilford,Sept. 261 it
_NEW JEWP.I.ItY.
rrHE subscriber fakes p 1 asnieinloforming
his friends•that be is now receiving az,large
• .addition to his stock of JEWELRY and FANCY
' GOODS. His -goods have been 'selected with
great rare, it'd being rinrehasea in the present
dem:in t end state - o f the market, will be sold at
unusually low prices. ALFRED EVANS, •
•
No• .2 Odd' Fellow's HalL
Binghamton, Oat. 7th, 1857. .
.BRACELETS. r —A very fine assortment of
1). Gold, Band, andliair Bracelets..recerved
this , day-by • .-•- J. EXANS,.
Binghamton, Oct...7th, 1657.
LIAREINGS.,-,A new Clot of Earrings and
124 Breastpins, in sets; also, a faige variety
6f Carneiri =id Earringsr-new patterns,
br A. J. EVANS.
. Binghamton, Oct. -7th, 1857. -s ; • '
CAM:f.O Ilin3 , :!oltplas,another lot
jcbimp
TUDS, a large lot of Gold,' Pearl"" and Jet,
jtant.'rec'd by - • s . , ' A. J. E.
S L b U y VE-Buttaos,s,t fute assortment, just itt.c'd
ORAL Narklaces and Armlets, varlstv. by -
I 4i- 1
.
WATCH -Bland ly iTs
pOCKET Spy Gyres, trifferent
ONE. Two,Tbreer and Four BI e4i Knives,
and Scissors, by . ti. J I vexes
Binghamton, Oct. Ith, 1851 7
_ '
trcirstm . 0:1E8E8 a$ BAGS - from 43.
I o Is 4; by.. • - . I. EVANS.
Ilio2:11liaton. Oct. 74., 181
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HOWARD• ASSOCIATION,
••• PEDLADEitIII4
Litenetolent Institutioss, - iitoblished by special
endearment for Ike belief of the sick ,and
• tressed,ailicted!cithVirutent Epideinic diseases.
MO ALI. RE4SONS. afflicted with ;Sexual , -
Diseaseti,,sueh as Spermatorthms, Seminal
Weakness, Impotence, Gonorthma, Gletit,SYphi.
Hs, the Vice of.Ominista, or self, abuse;.&c.,dr.e.
Tite')lowsan Assomertos, in view of the
ailui destruction of heMan life,caused by &In
al diseases, tied ;tie dikettitias -practised upon
the: unfortunate victims OP such diseases; by
Quacks, several years ago directed their Con;
suiting Sur eon, as a CIIA'RITABLE ACT worthy of
'their nami„ta,open a Dispensary for the treat
tnent .;-.)f this class or diseases, in all their form;
and to give 31inicat.Ahli/CE GRATIS, to all who
apply by letter, with a. description of their con
'dition,(age,occuPation, habits of life, &e.,) and
in cases of extreme porsity, to furnish medicines
free of charge. It is needless to add that the
Association commands the highest medical skill
of the age- and will furnish the most improved
modern treatment. - • •
,
The Directors on a review*of Afte past, -feel
assured that their laboraialkis sphere of benevo
lent effort, have been Of glest.ben'efit- to the
afflicted; especially to the young, and they have
resolVed to devote. themselves, with renewed
zeal, toe this very important but much despised
cause. . I .
Just published by the Asalaciation..a getOilrt
on Spernaatorrheita :or Seminal ,Weakneas, the
Vice of OnanisM, Idastvritation or Self-Abuse,.
and other (I' 4 If the sexual organ's, by the
Consult;- •Whic4 Will be - sent by.
mail • ter envelope,) Fr.EF OF
Omani of TWO STAMPS for poe.
.cage.
I-Wi Fa
raryjxlpers
eight page' .
l ag 'matter e
.R.T*ELL President.
GEOIGE I TfRqIII4D, S ecretary. -
Get: 15th, 1857. I • Ely.
New Millinery asiii Dress-Making
lILLSILLVENT. •
• .
Ladies, have yen H e a rd the Naive.
•. ' . Mrs: H.auttis; formerly. of New
'-', .-- . . :-. York, hasop:-:, etc
a Millinery
L'.? if ""'!" :: ~ and Fancy S etc in the -village
f-i. ~, .
~': of Brneklyn; nd having jug re
lit,
1 :,%';' ,. /- . ' turned 'Jiro* 'ow York with, a
'''''. ' L:. l!.airgOita Fashionable
.. -. .
stock-of Goods;consiating of X.ra
,dies and Misses Straw 'Hats of .every style-and.
variety: • Also, Crape grid .Si I( Hats, conitantly
On hand,nt every hud and nolOr, together with
a sph naid assortment al, '
. - . FA NC V r 043
such as Embroideries, Ha t Br
HAad . Dresies, Laee - Goods
I.l'hicli she oerara lathe LOWE D
* * *Particular attentiuvr wit
ing--alirays at home:.
Brooklyn, May 5th,4857.
di
Fancy - Furs for. La es.
JTOHN FAREIRA & Co , (Nei*. No.);8113..
MARKET St., above E • lath:
Imrkcwtolr., arantnaetnrers an.. dealers in Ladies,
. .
I Gentlemen and Childress FANC Y FURS,-
Wholesale and Retail. J. F. 4 Co., would call
I the attention olDeb4rs and tha Public generally
1 to theirimmense Stock OfFancyfsirs for Ladies
Gentlemen and Children; their assortment cm
i brixes eyery hrfieleathl kind of Fancy Furs that
will be worn daring the-,Seasou—such as Full
Capes, Half Cages, Quarter Capes, Talmas, Vic
, ..
tonnes, Boas. 'Muffs & MufTateos, from the finest
. Russian Sable to the loWest price Domestic. Funk
1 . .,.: For Gentlemen the laigest assortment of Fur
I; Col lars, Glows, Gauntlets &c.; being the direct
llmporters.of all onr Fars and Manufacturers of
them under our own stipavision, we feel satisfied
[ we can offer better indticeMents to dealers *and
I the publiegeneralTy than any other house, hay
[ ing an-immense assortment to select from and .at
' the Ma s bufzeturers prices.— IVkqnly ark a call.
• _ JOHN FAREIRA & CO..
No. 818 MARK ET St., above Eighth, Philad'd.
Sept. 3, 1857. 4m. - .....'
" S. 11. SAYRE &. BROTH CRS
'ARE NOV REEETVING
I •
siav yay ot -
s.e i , • SPRING. 41 -
=p .
V• AND
SVII I MEER ,GOOlO%. -
WHICH for 91A or Produce ra , be bought
very low. • .
of over one
d I need the
WALL - PAPER:, •4' select assortment lust
•IF Y received.
H S. li. SAYRE Sr, BROTHER!.
KEN YON
•
fIARPETING. Bare:tins offered by
%./ ' -S. H. SAYREW BROTHERS
• PLOW,i! PLOWS!!
LOWS. We invite the Stention of Farmers
td the celebrated •Peekskille Plows which
-Are have added to our large assortment.
S. H. SAYRE & BROTHERS,
• , Propriotori of Eagle Foundry..
Montrose, April 29th, 1/357. Hitt.
• S'IOVES! STOVES I! STOVE.S . !!!
O -
UR.Stoies have been so thoroughly tried
to the - entire satisfaction of all, Old they
need no recommend from us. •
. S. 11. , „SAYRE 88.0.711.1CR5.
13 - @o_,Dii T.l-Q
cimui2 - Aozo: :
Tit, KID OFINAVIGATION!
,tV • ,
• •
AND .r.,tnne. the 'deice stock . of Spring
and Summer. Goods, just, opened
for Exarriiiiatinp andsai.E;et rent lowfiguris by
. • ' -C. W. MOTT. •
QTELLA, Cvsl,mere,jiricl DeLain Shawls at
very low pricei by • C. W. IItIOTT. -
ETATS and Capii of • the newest styles, in
gieat variety by ' C. W. MOfl.
Ell HINTS in abundance by..
• -
C. W.-MOTT.
BRPWZI and Blue Sheeting and Sit:dings--
Shiking S!.ripes, Tieig, Denims, Summer
Stuffs, &c., &e., as low as can be afforded in this
market', - C. %V. MOTT. •
C
Cashioiers and Vestings, very de.
sintble styks, at prices that cannot fail to .
Call and be convinced. C. W. MOTT.
BHASS Hoops, Hosiery, Gloves, Bells,
- t;ii„etc, by • V. W. MOTT.
Eagle rotary ,Plows
-
'vote. superiority, of '
easting i and 'excellency
.12 ofmachinery can tit_be excelled.
S. IL ;Sexis & DROTHE,S.
FLOUR for sale by, the Losd or Barrel, by
, • ,DICKERMAN & GARRATE
. Nhw Milford, June loth, 1857.
• Look and Reidl .t r
.. SOMETHING NEW 1
TINE tintiersigned,Merehunt at-Dimock Four
_L' ;Cordaro, has lately. discovered that for
ready payhecanscll moreGpods,and make more
i
' money at one-half the usual profits put upon
Country Goads. Contrequently I tan sellUooda
, from five . lto ten percent lower than any other
establisbmOnt in this section . . • o
But do not take
My word for it. • Call and' see for ourselves.
Bring alittle Cash ar . soine 'kind Country
t
prod ace, and bay your GOods at a pike =par.
alleled in the history of Mercantile trade. ,
_My
.atoek. is large:land well "selectekand I am•Te
ceiving- * , .
s 1 • NEW ADDITIONS,
.
every. neek. My Terms of Sale areatenir PAY .
\hi wilf*tairay be for your interest 0 es!! and
eee me before_purebasing elsearbere. -- 4
risoxand Balt kept eonsiantlyon
. • WIC H. THAYER.
limeek,J . S - nAl3tb, 1857.
r Treatment, Dr. George
Surgeon; Howard ASI!IG.
..gon;
n0....._ _
fthtet,
ora. delp
hia,
, thereet
, 16 .
laids,Hosiery,gsps,_
1 , etc:, etc„ an of
rrucEs.
h4e pajd to. Bleac-
.
$l5 wilk . purchTe one of the best
CORN - SHELLER', and SEPARATORS
„Ever nrented. ..
HE undersigned ii now prepared io furnish
to
FARMERS, Millers and others the world
renowned .Excelsior Corn Sheller—the wonder
of the times—lieing the best, moss durable, and
easiest runningSbeller now incise. Warranted
to shell more cora in a shorter apace of time,
thanSny other machine, entirely; Cleaning the
-eat, from end to end, ,withoult crushing either
corn or cob. . ,
The Machines are constructd with, two
cranks, andynily for a belt,so that two persons
can turn them, or attach a bctt in motion by
any power. The attention of persons owning
milli, is solleited, as the 'Machines are wonder
folly adapted to any- kind
_of power. Thef are .
very easily turned, irnd when once in motion_a
small boy can turn them; they are capable of•
shelling
have
bushel per . minute—every Farmer
should have one—as they save their cost, in
lee than one seasons.
They are on exhibition* at Searle's Hotel,
Sayre's Foundry;'Ely's Mill in Brooklyn, and
M. Lathroli's Lake Mills;where they can be seen
in operation at . iiny time." All orders addressed
ti, al....wi..raitpcs.A, will receive prompt ellen.
lis liitt,
tion. Mac 'nes shipped au a distance and *ar
zantedto op le. '-,, D. D. SEARLE.
Searles Hotel.
`•THIS is to certify, that I have examine .d
used one of the above Sbellers, for sale by i .
D. SrauLE, and unhesitatingly pronounce it, one
of thgTherst,inost durable and easiest running
Shelleri eve; introduced into this county. It
will shell more corn in•a•shorter time than any
other Machhse, and is always ready for service.
I moist heartily and freely - recommend them to
the Farmers of Susifa ( County, as the cheapest
and best Sheller, now i b , use. I have one in
operation in by mill in Dimock, which needs
only to be se, to recommend itself. Call and
see it. • AMMI ELY.
Brooklyn, December 11th, 1856.
G. P. FORDIMII,, •
• [SUCCESSOR TO A. &E. Baurwm.]
Manufacturer of Saddles, Harnesses, and
Trunk and Carriage %Trimmer,
OULD invite all who are itwant or any
article aver kept at 4 Hameas shop to give
„
Mai Calk -
Harnesses made 'of _the. best Oak Tanned
Leathers on short notice.
He has on hand a good assortment of Carriage
Trimmings which be offers on the most JeIISOD.
able terms. CarriageTridming done Ishii - neat.
nese and dispatch. •
Repairing done owahort notice. •
and 3; Basement Sekrte's Hotel.
Montrose, Nov. Sigth,llBs6. • .
GsocEsums; Crockery, Hardware-and
various cdher,actieles to numerous to mos.
tion,--all.of Mid& &ball be sold Cheap for cub
or Ready Pay. C. W. MOTT;
Montrose, May 5th,;1857.
G OLD Tbbxibles, of all - sizes. just: reed by
' •• ALFIISA I. EVANS. -
Ilingitaadon,Vet. 1857.
&rulers ani lgtE4aßiet
INSURANCE 'OIIPANY,
'ortk West Cor.ofSecondi d Wahrut-st.,Philo.
fIAPITAL, One Million 70(o Hundred and
V Filly Thousand Do`tare. ASSTTS,
$523,057 07,4u4sted in &ads, Mortsges,.and
Good Securities.
THE roLLowirriG STATEMENT
Exhibits the'the Business and Condition of
the CAnpany to November Ist, 1856.
Premiem received on Marine•and
Inland Risks, to Nov. 1at.1856,/$214,684 40
Fire Premiums, 169,796 61
Interest on Loans, - . . . 8,704 47
• Total Receipts, . $400,185 68
Paid Marine Losses, - 864,421 04
Paid Fire ,do. - . 39,731 89
. . _
Expenses. Salaries and
Commissions, - 45,489 00
Reinsurance, Return
Premiums At. Agen. •
ey Charges, - . - '27,474 68
8177,128 61
Balance *remaining with C 04223,08 7 ,07
THE ASSCITS OF THE COMPANY . ARE AS FOLLOWS:
Philadelphia City arid
County Bonds, . 816,848 181
Railroad Bonds, . 11,000 00
t cos! prices
First Mortages, Real
° Estate,- - - 1.14,500. 00 j
Stockijollaterals,on. •
•
Call,. . . ,
33,400 00
Girard and Consolida.
Lion Bank Stock, %. 5,235 00
Deposits with Dam,
Sherman & Co.,New , •
York, . 30,000 00
Deferred Payments on
- Stock not yet'llue,' 91.700 00
Notes for Marine Pre-
Du al l ia fr i ta r Agents, -- se- 108,080 00
cured by Bonds.
-Premiums *dn. Policies
recently issued, and
• debts due the Co., - 26,470 38
Balance in Bank, - . 16,456 '74
Thia Company hiSure'sfluildings,Merchandize,
and Stock, frdm $lOO to $5,000, at the Lochat
Bates ,consistent with Stcurity, and upon the
most Liberal Terms, abd make PROMPT PAY
raarfupon theadjustment of Losses under Poli
cies issued by them.
Thel3mard of Directors have this day declared
a dividend :of 15 per cent, payable on demand,
upon the business of the Company, to the - Ist
instant.
Hon. THOMAS B. FLONCE, President
EDWARD R: HELMBOLD, SecretaiT-
Pbandelphiri., November f7Ol 1856..
TIII 0 Tll V ROYLt
52y1pdbixi or New Mitiprd; Pa., Age', i
T 11.11
it Nikw gfroch .sitsnrttit-rt v.
- OF PHILADELPHIA, e,
No. SO Walnut-st, above Fourth..
I CAPITAL 8300 1 000:
~..Vake Insurance against loss or damage by
Fire., on.Buildings,,Furniture and
..3fere . handise generally.
ALSO, ON
'Horses and Cattle, against death
trona any .essizse.•
Er - LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED...
•
DIRECTORS:.
ik B. R.*lfti.t.rn, J. CROANDALE„
..R. ' FLA 3I G EN"; F. S. Horcutrv,
HESRS . iGNES, SAIL. J.RANOALI
CHAS. FLANIGEN, of 'Wilmington, Del. •
WM . :CARTDRET, See,
• B. R. MILLER, Pres't
BILLINGS STROU. Agent.
,•,
Chartei: , ,perpetual. Granted by the State of
, ..reaniylvania.
• ,
• CAPITAL 8500.000.
Fire, 'Marine and IniandTranspor
tali on.
AARON S. LIPPINCOTT, President.
Wm. A. 'RHODES, Vice Pres't.
ALFRED SeCretitry.
DIRECTORS.•
Aaron S. Lipincott, Charles Wrse, -
Wm. "A. Rhodes,, Alfred Weeks,
Wm. Thomas, 4 .1. Rinaldo Sank,
WM. Neal, John P. Simmons,
Charles J. Field, ; tames P. Smith.
Office Nello . 21fertiont's E4change, Phira.
A. BULLARD, Agent; Montrose, Pa.
20v1.
FARMERS!
Mcintrose, Decinobfr, I I th,l
CERTIFICATE
VE we present a likeness of Dr. MORSE
I—the. inventor MORSE'S INDIAN
ROOT PILS. This philanthropist has !pert
• the greater part of his life in travelling, having
visited Europe, Asia, Africa-and South America
•:•spent3 years among the Indians of our West
ern country,-it was in this way that thandian
Root Pills were first discovered. Dr. 114. e was
the first man to' stablish the fact that all disea
ses arise from IMPURITt or THE atop-that our
strength, health and life depend 'men this fluid.
- When the various passages become clogged,
and do'not act in perfect harmony with the diff
erent functions of'the body,lhe blood loses its
neioh,"becomes thick, corrupted and diseased;-
tliuslcausing pains sickness and distress ofevery
name; our strength is exhausted, we are -depriv
'ed of our health, and if nature is not assisted in
throFirig ()tithe stagnant humors, the blood will
become stagnant and ease to act, and thus our
ligl4.ofiife bp forever blown out. How impor
tant is it then to keep the passages of the body
free and open. AO how plerseant to Ws to be a
,blo-tio puts medicine in your reach, viz.,Morse's
lodia'n Root Pills, made from plants and roots
that grow around the mountain cliffs in Nature's
garden ' for the health and comfort of diseased
man.' One of the roots from which these Pills
*remade Sudorific, which opens the pores of
thershit, and assists Nature in throwing off the
finer portions ; ofcorruption within. The second
which is a plant is, an Expectorant, that opens
and unclogs the passage to the lungs, and thus,
in a seething manner, performs its duty lay threw
ing off phlegm, and other humors from the lungs
by cepious spitting. The third is a Diaretic,—
which gives ease and double strength to the kid
tieyiel thus encouraged, they draw large amounts
.of impurities from the - blood; which is then,
thrown out bountifully. by the urinary or
water passage, and which could Dot have been
discherged in any other way. The fourth is a
Cathartic, and accoinpaides the other properties
of the Pills while engaged in purifying the bided;
the copser particles of impurity which cannot
pass by the other outlets, are thus takensup and
conveyed off in great quantities by the bowels.
Prop the above, it is shown. that Dr.- Morse's
Indian Root Pills not only enter the stomach,
but heceme united with the blood, for theyfind
way to every part, and completely cleanse the
system from all impurity, and the life of the body
.11hick is .the Wood, becomes peifectly healthy;.-
consetplently all sickness and pain is driven from
the system, for theyeannot remain when the bo
dy beecones so pure and clear. The reastm why
poepte are so distressed when sick , andso many
die, it t , 5 4 r4 , V30 thcr 111,--esa4 get a mcdt. tee mat
will p ss to the ,dieted parts, and which will o
-1 Pen the natural passages for the disea s e to be
e cast
at t e b i e s n Fo e d . m a er
• s d il a u t an he ti a t i y o gf e o h o a d n a d nd in o te tt
tines are literally overflowing with the corrupted
mass; i thus uudergoing, disagreeable fornienta
tion, constantly mixing with the blood, which
throw's the corrupted matter through every vein
and akerpointil life is taken from the body by
•
disease. Dr. Morse's PILLS have added tit
themselves victory upon victory,
by restoring
miliips of the sick to health and happiriess.--•
Ye4' thousands who have- been racked or tor
rented with sickness, pain and anguish,, any
whose febble frames have been scorched by thif
burning elemefits of raging feVer, and Who have
been brought, es it , were, within a step - of the,
at lent,grave, now stand ready to testify that they,
would hare been numbered with the dead, ha&
it-noe been for this great and wonderful medic
iiie,Morse's Indian Root Pills. After 1 or 2 do-,
ses hod been taken, they were astonished, and.
absoliately smprised, in witnessing their charni
ingeffects. Not only do they give immediate:
easelind strength, and take away all sickness;'
pairinnd anguish, but they at once go to work at
the, feundationof the daseaso, which is the. blood'
Therefore, it will be shown, especially by therm
who use these Pills, that they will so cleanse
and purify, that, disease-the deadly enemy-will
'take its flight, and the flush of youth and beauty
will again return, and the prospect of a long
and happy life will cherish and 'briphten your
days. Fir Beware of vounterfeits in yellow
wrappers—all genuine are in nure,, with the sig.
flatus of A. J. WRITE &Co., on each box.
- Jul • Ist, 1857. (Gm.
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523,057 07
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- • •., JOHN S. DYE IS THE AUTHOR,
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n e nacle when for 10 successive nights, over .
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From an Old.llianuscript found in the East.
it furnishes the Most Complete Histoly of
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AFFLICTED READ F
G - R. Twanssitc, Manx-rats.—Vegetable Pills
red,enChllledreuuntai's ei. noin ce, Ointment,
I.otion 7Ssrmrils
Coup° Fe.
ver and Ague Remaiy,alealth Bitters, Dysen:
ftri
tart': S trap ; Consumptive's Balm,' Marshall's
Uterine, CathOlicen,Dr. Libby's Pile Ointment,
and Manual of Health.
Ayreii Pilts and Cherry Peetorial, Tanner's
GermanlOintment, Trask 's Magnetic Ointment,
Holloway's Ointment And. Pills, Davis' Pain
Killer,- Dr. Pitch's Heart Corrector, Be6nett's
Root and Plant Pills, Soule's Siivereign Balm,
Wrighers!adian Vegetable Pills, It hade's Pever
and Augue Cure, Merekant's Gargling Oil, A nil
ca Lineament, Camphor% Castor Oil, Paregoric,
Aloes,. Mora, 'Myrrh, Licorice, &e., Am., .Sta-
A new
d, for
just received, to be kept constant.
ly qn ha d, tor sale by 1 . ..-N. BULLARD.
October, Ist, 1856. .
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CASti paid far all the Woot, in Susquehanna
,co„ by • TMCKRIIAN & QARRZT,
AYER'S
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PECTORAL,
)OR 'Mir RAPID MRS 0,
Cold* Cougll End '
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Daanne, Masa i 90th Dee., DOM. •
1ta..1. C. 02 Ido uMbeeilteide tosay
the best remedy have emir found dos
Omen, fiats indeenmAnd the •
cutwomitent wyesptonee or e Cuid, your
Cyan, 'Paronas. ID mortal nee in
my practice and my tiredly for the last
tan year" hen shown tt to poems lope.
riot virtues for the treatment of these •
ounpWnts. flffSfi IteNIOIIT, M. D.
morrtsr, Ent.,of Ifwea,W.T., when "flare' .
used your Palma myself end In my Ilwelly am *ace
you invented it, and bellow, it the hat-ions for its
purpose ever put out. With bud mid I shall exam
, twenty-km dollars for a bottle than do withal 14 a
' take any other remedy."
Clapp, Wllooo ll iplaiint4./Ablelltar
ruut, Ilint„ MO. 1; 16118.
Realm Ani: I wilt cheerfully certify 3rdeir Picra*
is the set tweedy we pomade for the cure of
fbisph,j Creep, and the chest &somas of children. We
your fraternity la the South appreciate your aka, sad
commend your medicine to our people. ,
ninAm.cOrniturr, IL D.
AMOS Llll9 MG., Mansur, lik,,wiltee, 31 Jan.,111116:
"Thad a tedious Influenza, which confined me in dare
oda stoke; took many medicines without relief; Wally
tried your PSCIOSAL by the advice or \ our clereyman.
The drat dose relieved the Sorellen In my throat and
hum; lam than one belt the bottle made am completely
well. Tour medicines are the cheepeet as welt.. Unbent
we out buy,. and we your, Mk*, and your new
dies se lie poor man's Meat
Arthur& or, Pbthisle, sad Mamba
War Dammern, Pc, fob. 4,1
Stu: Your Comer Pecroast is performing tmemlibme
cores in this section. It has relieved several from
lug symptoms of eonintaptkon, and le now caving a sena
who has Mooed ender an iteeellos of the longs for the
• tut forty yearn. MINDY la PARKS. Nerclutitt. '
A. A. RAMSST, Amoco, Monist t3d., lowa.
writes. Sept. 5,1635: "During my panda of many yearn
have found nothing spa/ to your Cana" PECIOSAI. for
giving ease and relief to'coseweeptlve patisats,ce =lag
au& as are curable" '
We plight add volumes of voidance, bat the most eon
' vlueing iniof of thi chines of thie remedy he Sneed IS as
*Sects upon Stied. ,5
COMlMMlptielle
Probably no one remedy has even Been inmate which
cored eo many and sue% dangerous caw as this. Some
no human aid- can mach; bet even to those the OMIT -
PIICTOSAL affords relief and comfort.
Anon Ileums, eisw Ton Cm, March 6,1666 ...
Doom Avet, Lowru.l I feel it a duty and a *axon
so inform you what your CIICIUIT Proronat bale done for
my - wife. She bed been tire Months laboring ender the
dangerous 'Trenton's of Coosemption, Ahas which iro aid
we could procure gave her much relief. Sts was steadily
failing. until Dr. Strong. of this cify, where we-have come
for advice, recommended a trial of your medicine. We
blew hie kindness, nee we ifo' your akRG for alve has remv
end from that day. She is net yet as strong as she used
to be, but la free roan her cough, and call ir herself
Yours with, gratitude and regard,
. ORLANDO SIIRLST, or 13nuarmun. •
flouirorptires,de not despair till you haw tried Area's
• Claw Pgrroxii.. It is made by one of the beet medical
eliembits in the world, and Rotuma all around as bespeak
the high merits of Its virtues.— Fhiladetpkia Wpm.
* Ayer's Cathartic-Pills.
Tint sciences of Chemistr y and Medicine have been
I taxed their utmost to,produce this best, most perfect
purgative which is known to man. Innumerable proofs
are shown_ that tfieso Ptudi have viatica which ammo in
excellehLe ordinary metlicines, and that . they win nee
precedent ly upon the maitre of all men. . They are safe
and u gittk a e tin l.zt w metal d te . Azt ea
remove the- obstructions of its organs:pa:BY the blood,
- and expel Mamie. They purge out the foul humors which
• breed and grow distemper, stimulate sluggish or disor
dered organr into their natural action, and Impait healthy
tone with strength to the whole system, Not only do
they cute the every-day complaint! of every body, but
also formidalikt and dangerous diseases that, have baffled
the best of human skill. While_ they produce powelful
effects, they are at the same time, in diminished dour, the
.ssfeet and beet phyik 'Wit can be employed for children.
Being sugarcoated, they are piedmont tb take; and being
-purely vegetabb, are free from any risk of harm. Cures
*have teen made which somas belief were they not nib
stintlated by men of such exalted position and character
. eti,to to r pid the suspicion of untruth. Many !eminent
clergymen and physicians have lent their names to certi
fy to the public the reliability of my remedies, whit, °tit!.
era havepent me the' isourance of their conviction that
.my Pre Dons contribute immensely to the relief of my
afflicted, uttering' fellowmen . .
The' A nt below named is pleased to furnish gratis my
s
An.mican Imams , containing direetrons for their nee and
curd!) ea of their cures, of , the following complaints r..-
Coativetates, DI - Ilona Complaints, Rhenmation, Dropsy:
Iloartlmret, Headache arising from a foul Stomach, Nan.
sea. Indigestion, Morbid Inaction of the Bowels snd Pain
_ arising therefrom; flatulency, Loss of Appetite, all Ulcer -
one and Cutaneous Diseases which reele en .eviscuartr
Medicine, Scrofula or King's Evil. They alici,ity purify
log the blood and stimulating the system, cure many%
complaints which it would not be supposed they could
-midi, such as Deafness, Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and
Nervous Irritability, Demngementi a the Liver and Kid
neys, Omit, and cater kindred complaints arising from a
low state of the body or obstruction of lb functions. ,
Do not be pot off by unprincipled dealers with so me
other pill they" make more profit coo. Ask for AM'S
PILLS, and take nothing else. No other they csn give
you compares with this in its intrinsic vale or carotin,
_ powers. The sick want the boa ma tbai ls for them,
and they should ham, It. .
• Prepared by Dr. J. V. YEA,
Practical lid AnalytieaLCliamiat,
Puce AS On. na Box. ion Ham cos $l. '
•1 SOLD BY
ABEL TERRELL, Montrose,
And by Denten in MEDICINES everywhere.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
New Rail Road Route.
Delaware,Lackawanaaak W.R.B.
E.IY and expeditions broad gunge route
.11 from the North and West, Via Great Bond
and Scranton, and from the Lackawanna and
Wyoming valleys, directly through to Now
York and Philadelphia.
On and after Monday, Noi. - 2341,1857,. trains
will be run as follows:
The Night Exprens Train bound out on N. Y.
de. Erie R. R. arrives at Great Bend at 4.00 a. m.,
and connects with the EXPRESS Train which
leaves Great Bend for New York and Philadelphia
at ) 8.30 a. m.
Duo at Montrose, 9.07 "
...
Tunkhannock, • ' 9.50 ".
"
' Factoryville, 10.10
Scranton, 10.57 " '
Stroudsburg, 1.30 m.
... P.
Delaware,(2o minutes to dine,) 2.08 - "
Bridgeville, Phil. pass. leave 2.40, "
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Junction, 3.40, "
New York, 7 lo, ."
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Philadelphia, ‘
8.20, "
Passengers from N. Y„ leave Pier
No, 2 North River, at '
From Plail... l . l phia.leave Waltinl St, •
I Wharf, at- 6.00 "
Leave Junction, 11.00,
is
Dueatßridgeville,(Phil.connection,)l2.oo, m.
' Del aware,(3o min. to dinner), i 2.15 p. m,
Strondiburg, 1.20, "
Scranton, ' 4.10, "
Factoryville, - ' 5.03 "
) Tunkhanock, . • 5.25 "
- Montrose, , . 6.18,. "
Great Bend. .• - 8.50, "
Connecting at Great Bend with the
Dunkirk Express, west, at -
Accommodation,Train leaves Scrim,
ton for Great Bend at 7.20 a. m.
Arrive at Great Bend, • ; 12 25 p. co.
Connecting with the Emigrant Train west, on
the'N. Y. & E. Rail Road.
: eturning, leaves Great Bend at 1.25,p. in.
Due at Scranton, 6.25 "
For the accommoslatinn of way travel on the
Southern Division, a passenger car will be at
tached to the Express FreightTtalus;leaving
- Scruatoo, at 5.15 s. 4t.
Due at Stroudsburg at , 10,35
. ?- Junction at 205 p. m.
Retniming,fll6l let con at 510 a. in.
Due it Stroudet 8,40 "
Scranton at 2 4 5p.m.
Passengers from k will change can
t c Junction. •
To. and from Philadelphia, via 8.D.. 8.R..,
leave cirtte 3 irs at BridgevAlle.
For Pitts , Kingston, and Wilitesbarre,take
L. &B,R. R, ears at Scranton. •
For Jessup,Archtfq, and Carbonditle,chango
ere at Greenville; --.
Tickets sold, and baggsg pecked through.
JOHN it BlN,Suet.
Wm. N. J ants,Gen't lieket,A t.
i ic Ir NEW 0111. 44 -'
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H. 3. WEBB'S.,
MONTROSE, APRIL, 301 k 1857.'
IP[OLLOWArßriliteteld Ointment. Morse's
14: - rodian - RetitPills, sat Ayer's Cherry Pee.
!oral and Cathartic Pills. Constantly for !ale
.Bee Advertisements in this paper • •
ABEL TURRsl,tt•
WOLFS Atom - one Schiedam- fictinappo, - at
VV TURRELLII
I,: ; i y , :..
I. 'hitt 'Dimonr'
C ' ONSUMPTION, and all diseases of.. the
LONGS &THROAT are positivitly curable
by INII4I Otcwhich Conveys the remedies
to the VI Is the HMIs that% tht Or NA
il m
geL ituLsomi gitidirect contact with the disease
neutrallies tubercular Matter,allaye.the cough
tillitsts Olio dsausY .Ny=93,41100, - ; beak she
length ofrrifielithe blood,imlpaßereitelivittiltalft)
to the flaila sys te m, giving that energy to
indiepeasible for the restoration.of the health.
ot ta
To be able to te confidiputly,that Consumption:
is 'curable by i3bilation, is to lose a &Mice erect-.
alloyed pleas re. It is as much underthe Control
of medical tient as any other formidable die.
ta l
ease; 90 out of 100 eases can be cured in the. I st
stages, and .W pr et. in the 2nd:` burin tie.ard
stage it is imjoseible to save more tiOn b pr et.,
for the lungs;re se cot up by the digease as to
Aid de fi ance t medical skill. Even, bowever, in
the last stagea, INHALATION affords relief to
the suffering 'Rending this fearful secjurge, which
annually degbye 95;000 persons in theltasione
and a correct alculation shows that of the present
;
population of the earth, 80 1 000,000 are destined
to fill tlie consumptive's graves. ' • -- .
TritlY i the t giver of death has no arrow so fa.
tel so Conau 1 pike!. In all ages it has biennia
groat eneknyr life, for it spares neither age nor
sex, hat swee Willits) the brave the Numeral;
irseefut and Hied. By-the help of the Su
preme Being ont whom cotrieth evely good and
perfect gift, I m - enabled tooffei to thel afflicted
a permanent nd speedy cure in Cense ptioti.
The firsteau of tubercles is from imp re blood,.
and the hum iste effect produced by their ..d e p.
Conn
ition in the unga is to prevent the free edam:
ski of air int the air cells,which causes a weak.
ene vitality t ro' the entire system. Then sure
lynd\t i
is is ' ore rational' to expect greater good fret)
medicintis \ entering the cavities of the lungs.than
from these`adMinistered through the stomach;
the patient aviltabeays find the Moo free and.
the breethinOvey, alter inhaling the remedies.
Thus, Inhalation We local remedy, nevertheless
it sets constitittionally,and with more power and
certainty than eemediesadministered through
- atoll:tech. To; . prove the powerful and direct
influence of Oils mode of administration, chloro
form inhaled will entirely doattoy sensibility in
a fe)or minutes} painlyzing the entire nervous sys
tem; so 'that s limb may be amputated without
the slightest pain; inhaling the ordinary burning
gas will desti y life in sr feli hours. '
The inlialat on of ammonia wil I 'moues the sys.
tem when fain ir.g or apparently dead. The od
orll
of many of (the medicines is,p . erceptible in the
skin a few mknutes after being inhaled, and may.
be immediatel , dete,ted in the blood. A convin
.eing prim( of he constitutional effects of inhale
Von. is the fact that sickness is always produced
•by breathing riml air—is not this posttive evidence
that proper remedies, carefully-prepared and ju
diciously adminiatered through the lungs should
producelhe happiest result? During 18 years
practice., many, thousands suffering from diseases
of the lungs end throat, haie been under my care
and I have effi r leted many remarkable.cures. even
after the sufferers NO bean eironeeneed in the
last - stages, Which - frilly satialla me That 'Con
sumption is no longer.* fatal disease. My treat
meat of Consnmption is original, and founded
on longexperience and a - thorough investigation.
My perfect aesusintanco with the. nature of tn.
bercles, eV., enables me to distinguish, -readily,
the varinfs forms of disease that simulate. Con
sumption, and epply the proper remedies, rarely
being mistake even in a single case. This fam
iliarity, in coo action with , certain Pathological
and microscopdiscoveries, enablee me to relieve
the lungs fro the effects of contracted chests,
to enlarge the chest, purify the blood, impart to
the
it renewed vitality, giving enorgj' and tone to the
entire system;
Medicines, ith full directions sent.to any part
of the United Statesand Canadas, by patients
communicating their symytoins by letter. But
the cure would be more certain if the patient.
should pay me a visit, which would give me an
opportunity tel examine the lungs and. enable me
to prescribe With muck greater\ certainty, and
then the Curelcould be effected without my see.
lug the patient again. G. W. GRAHAM. M. D.
Office, 1131 Filbert Street, ( old No. 109, )_
befow Twelfth, Philadelphia, Pa. (vl4n26y.
Of all disease •; the great, first cause,
Spings from neglect of Nature's laws.
SUFFER_ NOT '
NITHEN cure is Guaranteed Mall stages of
Secret DISEASE, Self Abuse, Nervous
Debility. Strictures, Gleets, Gravel,' Diabetei;
Diseases of rh Kidneys and Bladder, Mercurio/
- Rheumatism, crofula, Pains in the Bones and
Arleta. Dises es of the - Lungs, Throat, Nose and
Eyes, Ulcerspon the Body or Limbs, Cancers,
Dropsy, Epile tic Fits, St, Vita's Dance, and all
i l ,
diseases aris in g from I derangement of te Sex
ual Organs ; Such as Nervous Trembling;. Losi
of Power,Gsneral Weakness, Diinness of Vision
with peculiar spots appearing before the eyes,
Loss of Sight, Wakefulness, Dyspepsia, Liver
Disease, Eruptions upon the face, Pain in: the
back and head, Female irregularities and all im
proper dischaea from both sexes. , It matters
not from wha cause the disease originated, how
' ever long eta ing oFObstinate The case, REcov.
Env is cum. „add in a shorter time than)a
permanent cu can be effected by any other
treatment, eve after the disease has baffled UM
skill of emineUt physicians and resisted all their
means of cure The mdicines are pleasant with
out odor, causing no sickness, and free front
mercury or bal sam .- During 20 years of practice
I have rescue dfrom the jaws. of Death many then
sands, who in the last stages of the above men
tioned diseases had been given up to-die by their
physicians, which warrants me in promising tyt
the a ffl icted, 1 who place themselves under my
care, a perfect, and most speedy cure. Seeret dis
eases are the greatest enemies to health, as
they are the first cause of Consumption,Scrofula,
and many other diseases, and ought to be a terror
to the human family. As' a permanent cure is
scarcely ever effect ed, a majority of the cases-fal
Hog into the hands of ineonlyietent persons, who
not only faiL to cure, the diseases, but ruin the
constitution, filling, the system with mercury,
which, with thedisesie, hastens the sufferer into
a rapid consumption: '
But shouldthe disease and the' treatment ,not
f
cause death speedily, and the victim marries, the
di.ssas is ants fad upon the children, who are
born with feeble constitutions, and the current of
life corrupted by a virtts;shich betrays itself in
Scrofula, Totter, Utter% Eruptions, and other af
fections'of the akin, Eyes, Throat and Lupo, en
tailing upon them a brief existence of• suffering
and consigning thin to an early gave.
SELF- ABUSE is another formidable one
my to health,:fer tiothing elsoin the dread cata
logue of human diseases causes so destructive a
drain upon thesystem,drawing its thousands of
victims through a few years of suffering down to
an untimely grave. It oiestroys the Nervpu-seys
tem, rapidly s 9 fts te s away the energies of life,
causes mental derangement, prevents the proper
developemeat Of the system, disqualifies for mar
riage, society, business, and all earthli happiness,
and leaves the Xufferer *reeked in body aliLmind,
*disposed to consumption ands traiti of e s vils
more to be dradedthen death itself. With tie
fullest confide ce I assure
i
the unfortunate vic
tims of Self blue that a peramsanesat and
speedy Cave Can be effected, and with the aban
donment of ruousimictices my patients can be
re stored to ro bust, vigorous health.
The afflicted are cautioned *piglet the use of
Patent Medicines, for there are so mank - ingen.
ions snares in the columns of the pqblie prints to '
catch and robe unwary sufferers.thst anions
have theircoo itntions ruined by the vile com
pounds of qua k doctors, or the equally poison
;l
ous nestromivended as "Patent Medicines." I .
have carefully analyzed ,many of the so s called
Patent Iffedicinesend find that nearly all admit
contain Corroe v e. Sublimate, which is one of the
strongest pie rations. of taereury and a deadly
poison, which i stead et eating, &we disables
the system fo life. ,
Three ! four of the - patent nostrums. now In
t
use are put u by unprincipled and • ignorant
. rsons , who not tutdarstand even the alpha.
r• - of the mat a medicos, and are - equally as
destitute °Amyl knowledge of the , human system,
having entbjetet only fa s cists; and that to make
money regardkos of eonsequences. ' _
Irregularitiesland.all diseases of males and fe
males tasted oh principles establiahed by 207
sears of p mak% and siumtloned 6f - thousands of
'the most remarkable eures, Medicines sent te
any part efthetTnited States or lades, by pi*
tients•ceirutinleating their symp ii by letter.
Bu s ine s s .orrapoidence strictly con antral.
Addrene, J.l SUMALC.RVILLE, . . D.
Office ifl .; F il bert St.. (old No. i :
BELOW tzth, PEOLADELPBIA, PA. r 2.1 .1 •
7 30,
7,15 "
At 1'43 agfast Reinurat,
PIIDL/IHED•SyIBT THUS/MAY 'NORM NO,DV
INTOLLUZ (5c GEBRITSON.
l IINaiIIULi..4I,ISO , cash in advance, $2,00, if
sot paidwithin ill menthe, ind 52,50 at the end
'Attie year. No paperSiscootineed until all ar
rearagea are paid, exe pt at , tbe option - of the
Publlvbers. All cot= 'nfeationa eonneeted with
the office, to ensure attention moo be directed
to the &wrote, Montroac, kinsti'a. Co., Pa.
- ' *sates of Adverlipasg;
One square (32 lknes or fess) 1 of 3 wee Es, *l,OO
Each subsequentinsertion, i • 0,26
One square three months, -3,0 u
One square air months, 1 - 8,00
Business Cards,
four lines 'or lees, 3 00
One-fourth col umn, one'year; 13,00
One-half' ." " • 23,00
•
One column ,.. ' , 64,00
Yearly advertisers will be restricted to the
business in which they are engaged; and. -aro
coUsideijed as wishing to continue advertising
unless they shall give special - directions for a
discontinuance of thaaame.
JOB WORK.
gIO"The publishers having added to their Job'
Printing materlaht a large and entwoz assort
ment of lob Type, are now prepared to execute
Jon Wont in a manner unaorpaseed in this bet.
floe of Country, and on reasonable terms.
Blanks of every description kbAcOnstant
ly on band or printed to order: ?.
§ltsiness pirating,
wilt. W. SMITH, & co.,
Cabinet and Ciliate Manninetnr
en; foot of Main Street. Moutrose,,Pa.
e .ABEL, mutELL, MONTROSZ,
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Dye'Stuffs, Glastware,piinis, Oils, Varnishes,
Window Glass, 'Groceries, Fancy Goods, JeW
•elry;-Perfumery, &e.—And Agent 01 all thc
most popular Patent Medicines.
•
• , JOHN •GROVES, • '',, ' .
Fashionable Tailor—Strip ll'enr the
. :
Baptist Meettngi House, on Turnpike Street.
Montrose, Pa. r• • • - - .
A: I, - THROP;
Dealer in Read -Made Clothing, Hats and
Cape, Boots and . Sh . es, Dry Goods, 8.z.0.
ri'Store opposi • Searit's HotelMontrose,
C. D. LATHROP; and ;with
J. P. VI: RILEY, WI [A. LsTunor.
DR. B.
THA.TER;
d Surpeon, Montrose,
rmera Store.
IPh rticlais ii
Ps. Office in the F
•
- PRAMIXLIN FRASER,
Attorney asidiCoauseilor at Law,
Montrose, Pa., will attend faithfully to all busi
ness entrusted to him in the County of Susq'a.
:Conveyancing and Writing of all kinds will, be
done beatly,and Charges moderate. He will also
attend to prosecution of claims of soldiers, their
widows and heirs' sinst the U. 13. Goverp
ment,f6r. Bounty, La Pensiens,
May be found at ST hqnrs at the oftlie formerly
occupied by J. T. ichards, Esq„ north of the
Court House.—lBs i y 3. ' • •
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DL,C. TYLER,
Interested with I; L Hunt, .
1.
Daporler - auil Dealer in Hardwareand
Cutlery, Carriage Trimmings, Springs, &e.. .
No. 215 Pearl Street, N., Y.
Where his Mercantile friends, in.this aUd'o'ruErt
Conntiea-, are k(ndly incited, and EiaaSTLy so
licited to call and purchase. 6tf.
, Dr. H. Smith.
SURGEON DENTIST has removed his of
fice from Seerle's to his own dwelling
opposite the, Baptist Church, (north side) where
MI Dental operations will be performed hi his
osital go.od manner.
- Montrose,llay 13th, 1857.
D: VA L, ,
• Physician, anertissrliCan, .has perms
flatly located himself at Brackneyvilli, Soaq'a
County, Penn's, and will promptly attend to All
calla with which ho may be favored.
May, 1856—n22. ' • t, - • .
$%. u, SEND, pOott,
GLASS DEPOT, ON CHESTNUT-ST.;
Montrose, Penila:
13Y D. BREWSTEII. .
All sizes and deicriptions, in any quantity
made to older, or furnished on the shortest no
tice.
HAYDEN BROTHERS, .
Near Milford, ,Peiass'a.
Wholesale (loftier in Ruttons, combs"
Suspendes* Threads, Fancy Goods,
Watches, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, Cut
lery, Fikhing Tackle, Cigars, &c.
Merchants and pedlars, supplied on liberal
terms. • '
WM, HAYDEN, TRACY HAYDEN,
JOHN HAYDEN, . GEO. HAYDEN.
4yl
,
Di: WY WILL[ T,
rAlraduate of the Allopathie and Home°.
pathie Colleges of 'Medicine, is now per
manently loaded inGreat Bend Pa.
, •
AprilAst. 1856. o+,
Job BAUTTER,
Fnshiosablie Tail**. Short fi lst ,door
north of the Farmer's Store.
}".'• DM .
MONT'' OS,E-, PA..
rr HE übscriber having purchased,
A_ refit ed and newly farnithed'the
la I • above we I known and popular Hotel,
is prepar to accommodate the trot , .
, ling public and•ot ere with all the attentions
d. conveniences n.ually found •in first-class
oases: No effort ill be spared by the Pro
.rietor and his, Ass slants • to make the Hotel
qua! in, every point o any in the country. -
The IMF will,a ways be supplied with the •
hoicest Liquors. '
- The Stables, connected with, this liorme
• large, roomy and convenient, and careful and
attentive Hostlere are always in charge of them.
.1. 3. TARBELL.
Montrose; May 13th, 1857. •
Salt! Salt!! Salt!!!
HE 'subscriber begs leave to infon his
T
friends and the public that lie has taken the
Store No. 201 Washington•stie'et, (directly 44 7
!ratite Washington klarket,) lately occupied , by
Voloey Elliot, airdTa now prepafed to offer for'
sale on the Most liberal 'terms 'on cAsx, all
kinds of Foreign Coarse, and Fine Salt, from
vessel, or store, either in sacks-or bulk, or put
up in small k m to order,
,
Dealers pill Garnished with their names
printed•on the hags - Vllee ordering a thousand
or more. 'Pamela' trtia allistainte.arderitg by
mail can depend upon havitm their orders
promptly filled at the Lewes.? Mental Pnlegs.
• GEQ. NV: MANN.
New York, March lat.
The Rev. C. E: Bututirroibile laboring as a
Missionary Soulhern.Aus, discOvered's
*and certain Care. for'Consumptiou. Asthma.
Brooch i tis, Coughs - Colds; Nereus Uebiiity,nnd
all impurities. o Ike Blood
. ; also, an easy and
diodes! mode° in allitgteßemedy. Actuated
by desire to lienehillis suffering fellow!. he
will cheerful spoil the , Recipe (free) to such as
desire itsrith full - end enplieltdirectiens forpre
paritiganduuncelteralli uninS the Medicine. Ad
dress, Rmr. C. 8. BURNETT,
831 argadway E. Y. City,
August eth, 1857.' .
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