. ,
partment and that alone fop Fe_coneetimti . ,
- of its- energiett, ; you will ..corn trees the- entire
_range of intellectual and mo al vision. ' Y/ti
impriten man in the 'valley, ttledreaTingtof
the magniticent.proepect fr '
, tte ma untrun
tops., and whether liis -7 riam lie. Norval "for
nht, he will think tbe"moon n o broader thin
:Ifistather's shield," and that t e : sun was ma' 0
to ehine for:linraione. , 1 -
-.,
.11 do not mean here by 6h4itritat species
etinfidel philosophy known . Ifs Modern .Plit
onitua,. which i teaches
.‘!-tha the great pri •
eiples of all- pkdotophical an relig,tous trn h
.re to be found equally in al sects, differl g
-- only* in. theT MO* of 13Xpr . e. ) ing th em "—f a
'principle iyhirtsO - pins the fl , -gates of error
' upon all that is pure - and -h o v, and bapties
. all heathenish systems in -th . game of .Gctd,
~
bfit a charity which is tolerant, which sults
.eth. long,' and is kindl. " which eruzioth ii t,
:ism:slab - not itself, .is _ not puffed up, cloth nt
-behave itself unseemly, seeketh not herow i n,
'it not easily provoked, - tLink'eth no - evil;-re-
joiceth not in iniquity but i rrjoiceth iii - the
truth; beareth all things,belitiveth all thin . gs, - '
- hopeth all things, endupth a I things." 1 '
It: does not acquiesce-i rer n or,. nor .treat t i
-with bitterness and" hreats,, IA strives:l-bad
ly iniellimeiftly, and manful' , to inform and
,reform 'it. • _ - - I
i.
~,,
- . britt'ofthe great. advantag - of a- collfge
vitiation, to a young Man' t. say notliirig i ot
1
tbe.ditoipline of mind and I tt l bits of studyli is
the fact that he is thrown in o 'contact with
F
young men of his own ageom all parts H of
the land„of every variety of • °Racal and oi
II
cial - viewa-anti opinion; and learns to ,appte
i...iate something of the hidden influences and
under'mstrents "Vlach form" he distinct ,fa,:.
-tures of character indifferent 1 arts of the land
and the world. The Geoigi.
surprised that'the, Vermonter
per ,of foxy cunning,
- deuce and litreoutlinesS of in -
had pictured to himself, and
gustily agreeable surprise in
There is thus incidental to T..
tion et knew ledge, the grown
liberal spirit.
Lord 13acon - oats, " Custon
when it•beginnet in young
. calf eaneation, !wilich is, in leet, bui an e 4
_ly custom. 7, Aud the same,au.thor retnarl
in another conneetidn, " Certiinly it is heave
upoli earth to have a man's' mind'. move )
Charity, rest in Providenge rid, turn -upo
` - the rrolei of `truth." . ..; ..
There is need of greater CI riti.in our da i.
_ _. . . ..
• Cauftioting Opiuichls bring ro T 1 into freque.t
apposition. Eleitient.s.are hr tight into co
bination, vs Itich !lain no affil, t.y- for 840 of
.
- er r and the student, it"ho Oh old study tn-n
awl things as ytell as book; arid- fit hirn,•lf
-to act ihoughtfalli and diser etfy, should apt
neglect to cultivate this gem .f all . the graces
:-of character—Chatit v. , " . i
sometlifog sad in
tiof-fkl7 , it tn: 3 / 4 5e , 3: *iejship in the
pe.stiioua sen:iithout a pilot;
sad ga the verge of ruin
feihrful . in the - tlionglkt of p.
without any rt.rkiining hand
Mail_iFeed to certainldegtructi
is somethina aad and fearful.
sion, in the ConditiOn - Of .a,
man, etjMing
- nrowne-I , ,seitla earth's
inn. from- the, pa!hl of racial udi
.
• 'into tbe . gulf of diagrnonAnd
It sends a shock soci
corlias deepAin
him that thinketti' he 6:andel!
he fall." Bb.eli Li;:triries are
.
• gestive, and we in'oire, why
matron?
. .A.las; - lhe unhappy
''se . lf control.' •l i •
• ' It ii said thatjwheti Peter. he Great, in Vi
olition. of one ()Ws own law f had indicted a
blow upon: his gatidnez, whic resolted in li's
death, be exclaimed :" Alas, have civilized
: my ottn subjects;4. have con tiered other na
tions, yet I have , int 'been .a ''eito'civilize Or
oonc l uer raySetirC"-' ‘. * . 1 ,
- What a le*ctit to the you •g, rpecia,lly to
those Whose temptati oils are o great as those
of the student!' You live i • a' wn_hd very
mneil by' yoursek es. Yt - r;u it ain daeg.r.,or
forgetting what :kind .of nr.n. -live outaids4- 1
making tip' thegreat mass of •Ociety, 1 I
If you
• trim your sails . billy for.an nland sea, you
will he unable toweather the storms of life's
-great ;ocean.- Yon - need a-ha 'it of self..con-`
trot - There is a se l :lf disci ilia. in small things...,
which _will fit a man at lengt for the 'shock 1
of the fiercest bathe.. And, here is' a self-
„neglect imsmall things, tilde. is the end re-1
stilts in great discOmticure an. sorrow. Im
' patience is study, irregularity • inattention fo ,
- health and reokressness as t • the future, all 1
betfitY .It. Want of self-control ; -: ncl betoken the 1
certain triumph of the. soul's. orst enetnieti.
I need not ins:st upon:a i .th SO evident,
-but tem-Irk in conclusion, ' hat. 7 :one.of the
moseimpOrtint - ellaracteristi • of the spirit of
-1 - •
a student, is tr r
. terence-lo ta' end of life.'
at is satd that thereis a fin cause,to vrbiohl .
,every, creative and Provident_ al act of God 1
/ . is referrible, and Should ther :not_be a final I
r - ,canse , to which we rotty•refer 11 human:effort i
and hutan action,r A final , • ause, is all en d ,!
:which a is as a cruse. Soul -times motives 1
make th .ir appeal frotit the rzrets' and dis- 1,
~ appointincet, ef the past. ' 1 . 1 story holds out f
• its page, now `..!i:mine , l vr:T promise, now I
veiled- in . serf° w ;{ the - soul
_lo''l ks upon if,and 1
is wrought pp with new ene
..y. put. there 1
are influences fro:it .the flit ter. prospective, 1
which-came in.mpoa thesbul, laden . with, -all 1
that is mysteriodsl and cncert in, possible and I
' boPeful, in. -that: realm of shad ws, and expand !
. _the.epirit i .ope•ming as a pot •nt cause in'cle:l
termining individual destiny,. Like.the n3ag r ;
~ .
nate...pole they ac't with coat oiling force up- 1
-ori thelplans and - purposes • MI pursuits of!
„men, keepin,;* 'the 'needle • al • aye in one di- I
Action, so that •bi observing the man, Soli
• may know at once for whaj .e ig li;ing. •,- ,;
- .. One of the seven. wise lir.. of
.Greece se- .
lected for his M0tt0,.." Respzr
.fir ! ein",-- Con-
/rider. tht - end—tltink of the • ud. Think as i
you live rind. suffer and enjoy ps you !loot in
' the iris Buell clouds. of 'magi • ation ;over the
difi.v mountain summits of I; ta, And then sink'
suddenly to the depths- of :its - dark ra- ;
e very
' vines; tleluk as glory gleams n yhtir path, or ;
.' sorrow -arrays . youi:in the
,ma Ile of the sepal. 1
.chre; - when..your
.ihighest as irations- quiver
and rerersetheir fight like_ ounded birds- , 7 - !
when- you 'seem 1 - to - have st yed from life's.'
. sunny fields, and like.,miners o be *.working
y
- in the dark; in fide. beour. it'd blank tnd
dreary as 'a leserted house,•o busy and con-. i
fused as a turnultnous••thyon.i,,thfak of the-'1
end! -- It is Something 'car • in, something I
--teal. You know i that it will Come, chi:nigh
- you know not when, nor it • it- . You knoW
-that it , is that for IwhiCh - yo ate studying,
striving, waiting,, You . ar .st, be - efficient,.
faithful now; if you,siould be ready fur IL ' .
--. ." In ancient ticles, there w re inatituteil in
- 'the ihonors.bf Yroinetheus, ' in: games of:
_ianipbearers, in a l thicli. they iliatl-sitra4 for
the prize, *ere wont to carry torches lighted,
wltiols• . whose suffered' to get- • ut, yielded. the
placiand the victory to th. • ' that followed,
sad so' - errit back theMselves; , an that -whose
liiver-chins• first td the isnark *th - his torch
littiltine,,Neeived the prise • -
!Masi let it be 'Your_ aim, - V
forward towards *;the mark.
torch 1 burning. Go..mht '
iksif . -conteol - be lost, a
tinguiShed ; linger not, - lest
#olcien . prize. IlLiej it
. •-•
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WEills of all the Banks taken
current in the Stats from whence they
Postage stamps are also. received.
Pecember 1857.
stndint will be .
ig not thilal;3 -
Insteririg imp-* !
-nners, which be _
there will bel i e- .
e other pally:
1 a very acqui,Li
. of a large tin
HOWARD ASSOCIATION ,
, PHILADELPHIA. .. -
~s( Benevolent InFtitui s ion, established by special
414
.ndolcment for the relief of the sick and dia.
= resseci,ajilicted filth Virtdent. Epideinie diseases.
,0 ALL PERSONS 41ilielied with ,Sexual
- . , Diseses, such , as..Spertnatorrhua, Seminal
Weakness, Impotenee,Gonorrluna, Glect,Syphi
lis,,the Vice of Onanism, or self abuse, &c.,&c.
The Ilow.tan Ast:ecixTtos,in view ' -- the
awfOldeatruction of human life,eaused o Spin
al diseases, and the deceptions practis upon
the imfartunate victims of such d,ise se by
Quacks, several years ago directed t if on
it
sillting Surgeon, as ACR.anyratLE act 'orthy of
their, name, to open ri Dispensary for the treat
saent of tilts class of diseases, in all their forms,
and to give 3lxtric.it. ADVICE CRATES, to all who
apply be letter, %.h a description of their con
ditior, (sge,lx•eutiatioa, habits of life, &c.,) and
in eases of extreme poverty, to furnish medicines
free lof charge,' It is needless to add that the
Association-commands the highest Medical•skill
of the age. and will . furnish the moit improved
modern treatmeat: .. ~.....
z_Tnel?frect-onte do ft reyfew of 'the past, feel
.
assured that their labor's in this spheie of benevo
lent effort, have been lof great benefit .to the
aliieted, especially to the-young, and they have
resolved •to devote themselves, with renewed
zeal, to this very important but much despised
cause. tr
is most perftiet
years; this we
the contenipla
midst! Of tens
.un
is
0
re s sometbi g
, i nderous engisie,
I dashing on at
on. ; but tl
beyond expres
rest `ana co id
onfidence a d
Mieniy ewer
and g
retchedness.l
- and a voice
ertclne : " Let
, take bead le i lst
ournfulls sug
his sad.cOnstilki- ;
victim had n6i
Just- published by the Association, a Report.
on Spermatorrhma Sethinal Weakness, the
Vice 01 Quanism, Sfasturbation or Self-Abuse,
and other diseaies of the sexual organs, by the
,Consulting Surgeon., which will.be pent by
mail
,(in p . .sealed letter envelope,) FREE. OF
.CHARGE; on the receipt of TWO ETAMFS for pos
tage. •
• •
'Ad!lre,ss, for t or Trealthent, DrrGeorge
R. Calhoun, ConsultingSUrgeon, Howard Asso
ciation, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia,
-By order of the. Directots.
EZRA. D. HARTWELL ideaI.
GEORGE PAIRCIIIED:‘ Secretary.
"Oct. 15th, 1857. [ly.
Fatey: Furs :for Ladies=
TOHN FAREIRA & CO.; (New No.) 818
d MARKET St.,'above Eighth, Philadelphia
Importers,.Manufnetorers 4nd,dealers in Ladies,
I . Gentiptnen and Chillrenti FANCY FURS.---
hotesale and lbit.stt F. & Co., would call*
the attention of I;alers and tha /Vila generally
;to their immense Stock of Fancy Fors for Lapel
Gentlemeh and Children; their assortment em
'
[braces every article.and kind of Farley Furs tgai
'will be worn during the Season — such as • Full
Capes, Halt Capes, Quarter Capetl,Talmas, Vic
torines, Boas, Muffs &Mutratees, from the finest
I Russian Sable to the lowest price Domestic Furs.
, For Gentioinen the lamest. assortment of Fur
t '
fAillarsi•Gloves, Gauntlets fee.; being the direct
Importers of all our Furs and , ianuracturerS of
them under our own supervision,.We feitl Satieted
we can offer better inducements to deniers and
-the public.generally than any other house,- hay
liven im i mense assortment to select from and at
the Mandfacturers prices.— We Dale ask a call.
JOHN FAREIRA & CO.
No. 78 MARKET St., above Eighth, Phila4.
Scpt, 3, 1857: 4m.'
• • • -
• - . • • -
The Selre; lairmities of loath and Maturity.
Just-fuhlished, Gratis, The.4slh Thdusayd,
. !.
1 A. FEW WORDS on the rational
3-y-ag . treatment, without:bi - edicine of
'i
•-•-- "' g SOrinatorrhea or local weakness,
n °eta gotal emissions, genital and nervous debility,
pregutfUre;deaay of:thessystem, Impotency, and
imped.i } nts to marriage generally, by
. . , . ~ IL DE LAN - EY, 11. D:
The -important fact that the many alarming
complaint,, Originating in the.. lmprndenee and
. solitude pfylotalt.may be easily removed without
Medicine, is,..in this small tract clearly deinoustr.a-
I tell ; and tie entirely Rew and highly ssecessfal
I treatment ,t,:e... adopted by the' Author, fully tx
ploinOci; bytmtians of which ever one is enar ri
I to cure ltiniself perfectly at the least, pass ble
cos.t2; th4rebtravoiiing gl. the adv rtised nostrms
lof tbe4:lay. Sent to any address, gratis and post
[free in a-sealed; enveloite, by remitting 1 postage
I stamps t). Dr. DE LANEY, 17 Lispenard Street
l'N. Y. 00. 1 . 1857. . t .. [ly...cq.
41* - , 4--1 A-1 A YEAR pays for Beard, washing,
sIII.IVI fuel furnished robin, incidental
•expensts and "thition in common English at
FORT EOIVARD - INSTITUTE
• Superb brick buildings. beautifully located on
the Rail Wpacl ntar.Sanitog,a Springs. Faculty,
twenty Professors and Teachers. - Diplomas-are
awarde it i ci Ladies who graduate. Winter Term
opens Decr.',:tth, 1857. ''Send for a atilogne to
Sep., -1)0 Rev. JAS,. E. KING, Principal.
,
COMPLWA'Easi,ort.ment of GROCERIES
-0124 . C. P. &0. M. B3WLEY'B.,
.:, 1- 42 M02044:4 1 ':
'AT THE IIEAD OF SIVIGANON!
• 1
AND examine the e oice.iitock orSpring
'and. Sulliwer Goods, itat, 'opened
fin . .. Examination anfl SAL;;-ii teriLm"..figui , es by
4 • 7
...
•• • .C.• W. AIOTT..
.
Q . ELLA, Cashmere, grid DeLnin Shawls at
b.,7 very low prices by C:•W. MOTT..
-
.1 HATS And Cat* -of. the noweht styleß, in
givat varietyby C. W. MUTT.
"
P REIM in abundance by
C T
_ ,
.
I 1114 RO VN andi3ine-Slieeting and Slirtinks
LP St iiiing - Stripte, 7'ic4e, - DenJm4 Simmer
Slufre;rdin.,ll.c.iaa - low As canbe afforded in this
market., - C.•W.- ?NTT.
L ;
L
Cllll.Cashime*and Vestinga,veryde.
• eir4lo stYlea, atpri:os. that cannot fail to
suit. Call and be ponvitiied.. C. W. gOTT.,.
• • f. .
d you.preas
kee your
opal lest
r
"it'd or.
w.ioi the
"1-Me-
BRASS Hod" Hosieary ,. Gloves t Belli,
etc., etc.., by - •- W. Nl(Trit.
ITLE GOLDEN) PRIZE,
4fanners aio DtOrditit's
IXSURANUE COMPANY.
North West Corof Second add Walnut-st.,Phila.
et,APITAU One Million Two Hundred and
%-it Fifty Thousand Dollars. ASSETTS,
.$52'3,057 07, Invested in Bonds, Mortagee, and
Gond Securities.
TUE FO.LLOWING STATENENT
Exiiibits the the Business and Condition of
.Company to November Ist, 106.
,Preinium` reedy on Marine and
Inland Risks to Nov. 15t.1856, $21404 60'
Fire Premiunis; - . - '169,796 61
Interest on Loans 8,704 47
•Total.R.cceipis, $400,185 68
Paid Marine Losses, ..$64,497 04
Paid Fire do. - - - 39,737 89'
Expenses. Salaries and
Cemdisisions, r 45,489 00
Reinsurance, Return
PremiuMs & Agen
cy Charges, - -
AIBOYE - we present A likeness'of Dr. MORSE
„nal - the inventor ' of MORSE'S INDIAN
ROPT PILLS. This philanthropist has sport
theigreater port of 'his life in travelling, having
vialedi Europe, Asia, Africa and South America
sepr nt3 years among the Indians of our 'West
e country l s4Lwahin this' way-that tho Indian
!,
Ro rn ftPills were first discovered. Dr. Morse was
thel first man to establish the fact that all disea
sedlarise from nertrarry or rife Ht eon-that our
strength, health and.life depend upon this fluid.
When the various passages become clogged,
and do not act in perfect harmony with the diff
ere t functions of the body, the blood loses its
act n, becomes thick, corrupted and disessert
thii causing pains sickness . and distress of every
na ii; our strength is exhausted, we are depriv
ed f our health, and& nature is not assisted in
thr wing o ff the stagnant humors, the blood will
bee Me stagnant and cease to net, and thus our,
lig I, of life be' forever blown ont. How iMpor
tan is it then to keep the passages of the body
fr and open.' And how pleseant to us to be a
ble . o Put a medicine in your reach, viz., Mono's
Indian Root Pills, made froth plants,,end roots
tha . grow around the mountain cliffs in Natore 's
ger4en, Fir the health and comfort of diseased
ma 4. Qat of the roots from which - these Pills
- . ado iwaStide4fie, which opens the pores of
i skin,lind assists Nature in throwing off 'the
i , pertiOns Of corruption within. The second
At' his a plant is an Expectorant; opens.
a. . unclogs the passage to the lungs, and thus,
ma , • thing manner, performs its duty by throw
ing. , Tp , olm, and other humors from the lungs
by . copious I. tang. The third is a Diuretier—
wlt' it gives ease . d double strength to the kid- •
ne ; thus eoeouiaged;they draw largo. amounts
of• purities from -the blood,' which is then
th ma out bountifully -by the urinary or
w r Passage; end which could not have been
dis urged in any other way. The fourtiLis a
Ca. 'rile, and accompanies the other properties
of e Pills - while engaged in purifying the blood;
the coarser particles of impurity,;-which cannot
pa by the other outlets b are thus taken:up apd
c eyed o ff lit great .quantities by the bowels:
and an7RO 6 o e t a P b i o ll % h e n , 4) 4' 1 i L l ry ow en li te t r ha ' t th D e i. - s li to o m rs ac e h 's ,
but become united with the blood; for they fi nd
way to. every part , and completely cleanse the,
sys ••tn frl,m all irripurity,and the life of the body
.whi .h is the blood, becomis perfectly healthy;---.
con equently all sickness and pain is driven from
the !stem, for they cannot remain when the bo
dy' eedru'es so pure and clear, The reasop why
pee le are so distressed when sick, andso many
dieis because they do not got a medicine that
wil pass to the aflicted parts, and which will lopenIo
pen the naturaLpassages for the disease to be
ease out, hence, a small quantity of food and net,
er 'atter is lodged, and the stomach and intes- ,
tine are literally overlie wing 'with the corrupted
ma
. 1 4
s ; thus uudergoitos disairree.too tormenta
.;- ,onsututty mixing with the blood, which
thro.vs the corrupted metterthrough every vein
and artery, until life is taken 'from the body by
disc *se. Dr. Morse's PILES have added to
the . selves victory croon victory, by restoring
mill
ens of the sick to health and happiness.—,
V ..s'. thousands who have been eackcii• or tor-,
men , ed with rant:test, pain and anguish, and
wheese feeble frames 'have been scorched by the
bunting elements of raging fever, and who have
beeti brunet, as it were, within a step of the
si let grave, now stand ready to testify that they
wood
have been numbered with the dead, had
it 13t been for this' great and wonderful medic
ine;Morses Indian Root Pills. After I or 2 do=
sesliad been taken, they were astonished, and
absdlutNy surprised, in witnessing their charm
ing kffeeis. Not only do they . give immediate
(. .as and strrnoth . , and laVe away all sickness. 1
Il - pal and anguish, but-they at once go to work at
ll i anufailiturs ' Insur
•
the oundaSionof the dasease; IA hieb - is the blood
r, a
• ilit -Co. I
Tll re fo re. it will be shown. especially by those
i
w,,t , c 1 use these Pills, that they - will so cleanse
Cll;trter Penvinal. Granted by the Slate of t
Pen lIS yl CU It ia. and purify, that disease-the deadly enemy-will .
' .
- tak its flight, and the flush of youth and beauty
CAPITAL 8500.000. • ' will again retuan, rind the prosneet of a long i
lo l lop.
tire, Marine and Inland Trans and happe L life kilteh o rish and :b r ight en v, „,. , 1
ss]-. :":: 'Beware counterfeits in ye llow
, .
. •- -.- wra pens—all. geneinaare in stoe,-with the sig
` A.kaos S. Ltrrrs'c orr, Presideq. rant' re of 'A. ..}. %Vlore- &Co., on each _bog.
, .
• • Wm. A. .floonEs, Vice Pre,s't. - 'liy 1 igt, ] Bs'g - , (6m.
I
AI:FRED W.A.EKs, Secretary. ---, es. 1 . - -------
Balance remaining with Ce.,5223,057 07
TuF.IASSETTS OF TILE COMPANY ARE AS FOLLOWS:
Philadelphia... City and -
Chunty Bonds, . -- $16,848 18)
Rsiirtsid Bonds, -- - 11,000 00 cost prices
First Mortages, Real
ip:gtaie: - -.. • 144;500 00 '
Steeks,C l olalerVs,on
Ceti, - •:-:, —...- 32,400 00 .
Gird and CAsollda- '
On Bank Stock, - 5,22 . 5 00
Deposits with bucan, '' •
Sherman & Co.,Now " . .
York, . 30,000 00
beferred Payments on .
• Stock not yet due, 97,700 00 .
Notr for Marine Pre.
m , ..
•
m urns, - - 108,080 00
Due -from Agents, se- :
cured by Beads, - 35,3'76 18 -
Premiums on Policies •
recently issued, and
debts due 'the Co.,' 26,470 .38
Balance in Bank, - . 16,456274
cription
-4 upon
bor e and
lier will
1 or ex-
LISAERSb
. 1 as,
ORS•
1 hat pass
aro sent.
This Company Insures Buildings, Member' dize.
and 'Stock, frdm $lOO to $5,00p, at the Lowest
Rates consistent with Security, andiopon the
most Liberal Teems, and make PROMPT PAY
mENTtpon theadjustment of• Losses under Poli
cies issued by them.
The Board of Directors have this day declared
a•dividend - of 15 per payable on demand,
upon the bush:tea of a Company, to the Ist
instant.
Hon. THOMAS . R.PL'OR,ENCE, President
EDWARD R. HELMBOLD, Secretary
Philadelphia; November 17th 1856.,
• TIMOTHY DOYLE
52y1i)dbp.]
,ofNew Milford, Pa., Agent
1 wt IA
OF - PitILAOELPHIA,
No. SO Walnut-si, above Four's—
UArITAL $300,000.
Make Insurance against lose or damage by
Fire, on Buildings, Furniture and
'Aferehandise generally.
ALSO, ON
Horses and Cattle, atiainst death
from Any cause:
FLOSSES FILOMPTLY ADJUSTED...aI
IDIRCCtORS:,,
B. R. MrLi.z s., J.. CtoAsom.E,
J. R. FLANIGEN,, F. S. HOF:Oh:UV,
- HENRY JONES, SAML. J. RANDALL
CHAS.,FLANIGEN, of Wilmington, Del.
W3I. CA RTERET, Sec,
• . B. R, ILLE I!, Presl.
BILLINGS STROUD, _Agent.
DIRECTOR..
Aaron S. tipincott, Char) s Wiie,
Wni. A. Rhodes, . Weeks,
\Vm. Thomas,
WM. Neal;
Charles J. Field, James P. Smith. •
Office No. 10 Merchmkt's Exchange, Phira.
A. N. BULLARD, Agent, Mertrose, Pa.
itmi.
FARM E-R1
'sls will purehaseri7 - ne of the best
CORNLERS and SEPARATORS '
1 -- - Eve? lAvenjed.
THE undersigned is now prepared in--furnish
to FARMERS, Milfers and others the world
renowned ExCelsiOr Sheller--the wonder
of the times—being the best; most durable, and
easiest running, Shellern ow in use. Warranted
to Shell more torn in a shorter sprite of time,
tharrany other machine, entirely cleaning the
ear, from end to. end, without-crushing either
corn or colk t
The Machines are constructed with two
crank, and pullylor a belt, so that two persons
can turn them, or attach a belt in potion by
any power. The attention of pertains owning
mills, is solicited, as the Machines are wonder
fall adapted yo, anylind of power. They are
verytasti7-euesed, and when once i. 1 ...ti0n a
small boy cat turn, 1 um. they sr-,u 22 • le•of
shelling one bushel per,minute— very mer
should have one—as they save hei , in
Fes than one seasons.
They . are On exhibition at ,Searle'. Hotel,
Sayre's Foundry, Ely's Mill in Brook] . and
.ai. Lathrop's Lake Mills, where they can be seen
in operation at acy time. All orders addressed
to the undersigned, will receive prothpt atten
lien. Machines shipped at a distance and war
ranted to operate. D. D: SEARLE.
• At Searle's Hotel
•
llontroae, December, 1 , 16, 1856.
THIS is to certify, that I bare examined and
used one of the above Shel lens, for, sale by D.
D. SEARLE, and unhesitatingly pronounce it, one
-Of the, best, most durable and easiest running
Shellers ever introduced-into this county. It
shell more corn in a shorter time than any
other Machins, and is always ready for service.
I most .heartily and freely recommend them to
the Farmers 'Of Susq'a Coanty, as the cheapest
and best Sheller, now in use. I hare one •in
operation in my mill-in Dimqck, which 'needs
;only to belieen to recommend itself. Call and,
seeit. AMMI ELY.
Brooklyn, December 11Th, 1856
1 4 Look and :ead!
SOMETHING NEW !
4ri•W andersigned,Merchant at Dimock Four
Corners,rhss lately discovered that for
ready pay he cansell more Goods, and makemore
moneyAst one-half the usual profits put upon
Country Goods. Consesnently I can sell Goods
froin five to ten per cent. ioWer thamany ocher
establishment in this section. Bat do not take
mi word for it. Call anclAsee for ykurselves.
,
Bring a little Cash or some kind or - Country
produce. antbuy your-Goods at a price unpar
alleled in the history of 'Mercantile trade. My
stork is large and• well selected, and' am re.
If r ADDITIONS. -
avail week. ISfy Terms , of Sale are READY PAY
It will certainly be for your interest to ealVond
see me before Ourebasing elsewhere.
Flour and Salt kept constanl4 oh hand.
WM. JI.,THAYER.
Dimock,.Tan. 13tb, 1857,
WILOUR, for sale by the. Load or Barrel, by
12f DICKERMAN & GARR F:TT.
env Milford, June I otb .1 857.
27,474 68
$177,128 61
$523;05,7 07
J. jiinaldo Sank,
John P. Simmons,
CERTIVICATE
are
the
fin'
whi
wirrniEssks
Bi • —OR- 7
• goryt 6anik
S. D YE L. '
Who has
Bank _ , nd
se*;-
- 0
years experience as .a
iitiblisber, and an - thorof
. series of [...seltzers at the sroadway Tab
6ernacle when for I.a soreessNe nights, over
0750,600 People)
'Greeted him with Rounds of Applause,
;while he exhibited tl - te manner in which
Counterfeiters execute their Frau3s, •and
the Surest and Shortest Means of Detecting
them! •
T e Bank Nntels4gyarers an saylhat he is
;.he greatest Jidge of Paper-Money 47 ring,
itEATEST DISCOVERY of the'Pres-
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Meteeting Counterfeit Bank
Notes. •
D sr•ibing , , Every Genuine Bill in-Existence
%and Exhibiting at a glanee every •
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A ranged so admirably, that IiEFEREICCE is
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GAIIIEN . BEiiG MzomisEs.—Vegetable Pills
IR Green Mountain Ointment, :Sarsaparila
CompoUnd, Children's Panacea, Eye Lotion, Fe.
.ver 4nd Ague Remedy, Health Bitters, Dyson.
I I
tary Syrup, Consumptive's. Balm, Marshall's
the' i ne,_Cat tiolicon. Dr. Libby's Pilo Ointment,.
iii
and Vannal of Health.
Ares Pills' and Chem Pectorial, Tanner's
Ger . an Ointment, Trases Magnetic Ointment,
Hollows .'s Ointment and riiti,..Davis' Pain
1
.Klit r, Dr. Fitch's • Heart Corrector, Bennett's -
Roo and Plant Pills, Soule's Sovereign Balm,
Wright's Indian V.e_getable Pi Ils, Rhode's Fever
and Aague Cure, Merchant's Gargling Oil, Arni.
mi Lineampt, Camphor, Castor Oil, Paregoric,
Alo
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s; Pima, Myrrh, Licorice, Stc., 4c., die--
A n w supyly just received; to be heptcoristant.
1 Y- 0 'land, for sale by • ' I. N. BULLARD.
-
Oitober. Ist, 1856. . .
_ or)
paid for all Oe Woor. in Susquehanna
(.79.,- by b n/c.E£ 3f4N & GARRET.
C R . ,RY
PECTORAL,
FOR TILE RAPID CURE' OP
farads, Coughs, and
Hoarseness.. '
•
nape r ,,:sp, Mona; 20th Dec, 1655.
Da. yD. ks zst do not 11 eeltate fogey
the best remedy hunt-ever found for
oughs, ifonnumesadn6,7unalst and the
runemni unit symptomsa • t.7.71d, b your
CIII.RRT Pk ... LORAL. Its cona::4llt 41 " in
my practice and my family for 0.1 last
tels•yeant bar shown it to pewee' sin.
rior virtue' for the treatment , or these
complaints. FMCS KNlfillT,ll D.
A. ft, MORTLEY, Esu,of UTICA, N.Y., writes: "thard
rued your PICTOLU, myself' nd in my flintily creels.**
you invehtAl and believe It the best medicine for Its
purpose ever potent. With , a bad cold I ahonld leaner
ppaqyy twenty-11re dollars for a bottle than do without it, or
takeany other remedy."
Croup, Whooping Cough, Influenza.
! BPIUMI/111D. llme, Feb. 7, 1866.
Demur* Arta: I will Cheerfully certify your Ftereast
Is the hest remedy We power for the cure of Whooping
Cbuyit, Coup, and the chest diseases of children. We of
your fraternity in tpo South appreciate your skill, and
commend your medicine to our pemde.
lIIHA CONKLIN,ISL D.'
AMOS LEE, Eq,llfoaraar, la., writes, ltd Jan,1856:
"I had a tedious Ineneuza, which confined me In doors .
six week,; took many medicinal' without relief;.floally
tried yohr Factotum by the Milos of our clergyman.
She first dose relieved the metiers lu my throat and
lungs; leas than one half the bottle made me completely
well. Your medicines are the cheapest as well as the best
we Can buy, and we esteem. you, Doctor, and your reme
dies, as the poor mati•Triend."
Asthma or Phthisic, and BrOncititis.
WRIT MANCHESTER, PA., Feb. 4.1454
Ste: Sour Coyest, PECTORAL in. performing marvellous
curekin this section.' It hes relieved several from arena.
big symptoms of consumption. and 15 now curing a men
• who hes labored under an affection df the lungs for the
last forty years. lIENItit 4 PARKS, iderchint.
A. A.e RAMSEY, ,Attuost, Mows Co., lowa, s
when, Brpt.ll, 1055: “Dur%g my practice of many years
have found nothing oqual to your CRESSY Facrosmt - for
gbring TSAR and relief to cousutuptlve.patients, or curing
such as and curable:*
We might kid volumes of evidence, but the most cot •
eluting proof of the virtues of thus remedy is found In its
effects upon trial.
•
• Consumption.
Probably no one mmedy has ever lean known wldch
cured so many and such dangerous. cases as tills. Some
no human aid can mach; but even to those the CAPST
PIICTOILLL affords relief sad comfort. ' '
Dorton Ayer, Lowsi.t.: I feel It a duty and a pleasure
to Inform you what your Cream Prcroaab has done far
my wife. She had been Ilvemonthe laboring under the
dangerous symptoms of Conanroption, from which ito aid
we could procure gave her much relief. She was timidity
failing, until Dr. Strong, of this city, where we hareeome
for advice, recommended a trial of your medicine. We
tiler his kindness, as we do your skill, for she has rams ,
erod from that day. She Is not yet as strong as she used
to be, but is fri.e.ftom her cough, and dig herself well.
Yowl with gratitude and regard,
011.LAN/40 SHELBY, of-.Saetayenas.
ileunriliptinre, do, not despair, till you bays trim! Aram's
CRVIRT I'ECTbAIt. -- -it is made hy one of the best medical
Chemists in the worid, and lb cares all around us bespealt
the high merits of lb Ilidatirlifina Leger..
Ayer's 'Cathartic Pills,
rilliß sciences of Chemistry and Medicine have been
1 taxed their utmost to prOdnce this best, most perfect
purgative'whiV known to man. Innumerable prof. are shown the iese Pitts haveirtiies which serpisM in_
excellence the ordinary medicine , and that Obey win un
preintedly upon Unit etteem of all men. They are *ere
and pienstint to tne, hot powerful to dire. Their pene
trating properties stimulate the vital Activities of.ihe body,
reruove the obstructions of its organs; purify the blood,
Mel expel dimes*. They purge out the foul liumors which
breed and crow iitiglinti or db.:w
arred organs into their natural action, and impart healthy
tone with strength to the whole system. Not only do
they cure the every-day complaints of every 'body, bra t
also formidable and dangerous itemise, that havit,iefflea
the beet of human skill. White they produce powerful
erects. they are at the same time, in diminished doses, the
taint and best physic that ran be employed fur children.
Being eugar-coated, they are pleasant to take; and being
purely vegetable, are free from any risk of harm. Cures
have br i o made which surpass belief were they not gob
stantixted by men of such exalted position and character
as to forbid' the suspicion of untruth. Many ember:
clergymen ant physicians bare lent their name. to coed.
'Ty to the public the rebobility of my reinedies, while tith
es' have sent sno-the' *entrance of their couvkilon that
my Preparations contribute immensely to the relief of my
afflicted, suffering fellow-men
The Agent below named is pleas& to furnish grails my
A merbuti Almanac, containing directions for their bee and
certificates of Ater cakes, of the following Complaints:—
Cvor e". as, Diikon Complaints, Rhemnatienn, Dropey,
ileartiodu. _Headache arising from a foul Stomach, Nau
sea. I toligswiTen, Luattlaw of the Rowels and Pain
mixing thereflosa, nature - nay, Loss of Appetite, all Direr
.* and. Cutaneous Diseases which require an t , frICUILIII
Scrifuls or King'. Evil. They also, 11;parify-
Mg the blood anketimulating the system, cure many
complaints which It would not bo supposed they mild
reach, such as Deafens, Tartish blindists, Neuralgia and
NerTaturirritabillty.,l/emniteinents of the Liver Mot Kid
neys, bout, and other kindred complaints artuingi Mon a
Ictw state of the body or obstruction 'tilts funrtitiT -
Do not be put pti unprincipled dealers wit some
otter- pill they Hake snore profit on. Ask Mr Arta's
04s, and take nothing else. No ether they etin give
yon comperes with this in its Intrinsic value Au-Attritive
polvera ihe sick want the beet ahl there is fog them,
and they should base it.
fp...pawed by Dr. .1. C. Avs • ,
?Tactical and Analyt" • ell,i3dass.
Pitts AS Cm. rim "Bar- 6- .xn roc
' • Agel j aßELL; Montrose,
Arid n D tern in ter.Dict.REs everywhere.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS..
gt...triotmemamo.
. - ; New Rail Road - Route
Delaware, Lackawanna.&
LW • . and expeditious broad gunge route
N
from the`North and 'West, via Greet Bend
and Scranton, and from the Litekawanna and
Wyoming valleys, directly through to New
York and Philadelphia. .
On and after Monday, Nov. 23d, 1857, trains
will be run as follows: • .
• The Night Express Train bound east'on N. Y.
&Erie R. R: arrives at Grew) Bend at 4.00 , a. m.,
and connects with the EXPRESS.Traitt which
leaves Great Bend for New York and Philadelphia
at 8.30 a. m.
Due at Montrose, • 9.07 "
Tunkhannock, • • 9.50
Factory vine, 10.19 "
Scranton, ' 10.57
Stroudsburg, • 1.30 p. m
Delaware.(2o min Dies to dine,) 9.08 "
' Bridgeville, Phil. pass. leave 2.40, "
Junction, 3.40, "
New York, 7.10 "
Philadelphia, , 8.20, "
Passengers froth N. Louie Pier
No. 2 Norf6 River, at
From Phi ladel phia,leave Walnut St,
Wharf,4t • 6.00 "
Lea l i e Junction, Mop, "
Due tßridgeeille,(Phic.connection,)l2.oo, m.
• Deittri -tre - (Go d•
" min . t 0 dinner), 12.15 p. m,
Stroudsburg, z -
Scranton, • 4.10, "
Factoryvillo, 503 "
Tunkhanock, 5.25 "
Montrose, • 6.13,
Great Bend. 6.50, "
Connecting at Great Bend with the
Dunkirk Express, west, at •
Accommodation Traid leaves Scran
ton for Great Bend' t , 7.20 a. m.
Arrive at Great "Bend, 12 25 p. m.
Connecting withile Emigrant Train west, on
the N. Y. & E. Rail Road.
eluting, leaves Great Bend at 1.25 p. m.
Due at Scranton, 6.25 "
For the accommodation of way travel on the
Southern-D;vision, a passenger ear 'will be at
tached to the Express Freight Trains, leaving-
Scrnattur, at • 5.15 a. m.
Due at Strdtdsburg at ' 10,35 "
Junction ,at, 2 05 p. M.
Returning, will leave Junction at 510 a. tn.
Due at Stroudsburg at 8,40 "
Scranton et 2 45 p. m.
Passengersfrom New York will change cars
at Junction.
To and from Philadelphia, via B. D. R. R.,
leave or take ears at Bridgeville.
For Pittston, Kingston, and Wilkesbartake
L..& B, R. R, ears at Scranton.
For JessuP,Archbild; and Carbondale, change
cars atGrpenville.
Ticket 4 sold, and baggage checled through.
JOHN BRISBIN,SuP'L
•
Wm: N. Jens, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
AUTHOR,
".
NE IV GOOD)!!
H. J.. WEitil'S.
MONTROSE, APRIL, 30th 1857.
if .
OLLOWAY'S Pills. and Ointment, plonk's
Indian Root 'Pills, and Ares Cherry Pee=
Loral and Cathartic. Pills. Constantly for sale.
See Advertisements in this paper.
ABEL -TUBRELL.
W . ,
OLF'S Aromatic Schiodarn Scimapp,al
TURRELVSS
AYER'S
Asrox Wows, Ngic Yon* Crry,liferch 6, 1858
I' & . sr i 1
164. '
COrslttl
LUNG!
by !Mat
to the dziiiti
ges, and cO.
neutralizeit
causes a fre
longs.
‘ purifi
to the ; nem
indlsponsabk
To be able t
is aura - lite - 1
alloyed plea
ltmedical tt
ease; 90 out
stages, and ;
stagelt is i
for the-lung.
bid delance
the lips.t, , st.,
the sufferic _
annually des
ands cc if Tee
population o
to fill tlie cdi
Truly the
taV as Consul
great eneuty
seat, but swel
gracefu) an(
prenie Beim
perfect gift,
rtant Discovery
and all diyakei or' the
&THROAT ore positively curable
TION, which conveys the remedies
s in the longs through the air passa
ing in direct contact with the 'disease
o tubercular matter,al lay s the Cough
and easy expectoration, heals the
a the blood,itepartarenewed'yitality
us system, giving,that miergy so
for, the restoration of the health.
state confidently that Consumption:
Inhalation is to me a source ofun.
tire.' It islat much : under the control
r tment as any other formidable
.T 100 cases can be cured in the let
'0 pret.'in - the 2nd: but in the 3rd
.possilzs to save more than 5 pr ct.,
are .so cutup by the disease, as, to
to medieal skit:. Even, however, in
es, INHALATION affords relief to
gttending this fearful sconme, which
rays 95,000. persons in iheU.S.alone
' calculadon'shows that ot,the present
the earth, 80,000,000 are destine&
tisumptive's graves.
quiver of death has no arrow so fa.
mptien. lir all ages it has been the
of life, for it spares neither age.nor
)ps off alike the brave the beautitul,
gifted. By the :help, of {he Su
fromwhom comet!) every good and
am enabled to offer to the aliCL•ted
permanent;
The first eau;
and thel imtn
osition in t
M.OEI of,lairi
Mimi vitality
ly it is inoie
medicities e
from those
the patient
the breathi
Thus., Win
jt nets cons
remediesadministered through, the,
io proikr the "powerful and die t
his mode of adtninistration,"chlo
will entirely destioy sensibilit in
•s, painlyzing the entire new aye
a limb may bo amputated w bout
I pain; inhalirig the ordinary rning
roylife in a few hdurs.
tion or ammonia will amuse the aye
nting or apparently dead. 'Ti,ke od
f tho medicines is perceptible in the
inutve-after beteg inhaled, 'anon:nay
certainty the
stomach. -
influen t l i e of
form in
_ale
a few inut 1
tern, sal the!
the slidhtes
gas will dea l
The °hal,'
tem when fa'
or of many
skin a few .1
immedia
clog proof
tion. is the
, .
by broathin foul air—is not this positive evidence
thatprOper medics, carefully prepared and ju.
diciously ad inistered tlifough the lungs should
produce the s appiest result! During 18 years
practice, ma y thousands su ff ering from diseases
of the lu,ngs and throat, have been under my care
and I have t. ccted many remarkable cures, even
erers had been pronounced. in - the
hich fully satisfies me that Con
no longer it fatal diemag4 •sty treat
!gumption is original, and founded
rience and ktlrorough investigation.
cquaintance with the nature of .tu.
epables me to distinguish, readily;
I orms of disease that simulate Con
1d apply the prover remedies, rarely
k en even its a single case. Thierfam
, npection with' certain Pathological
•
I pte discoveries, enables me to relieve
to the effects of contracted chests,
le chest, purify the blood, impart 'to
• lity, giving energy and tone to the
after the so
last stages,
sutuptio.tija
went of uo
on long exp
Blypurfeet
bereles i! etc.
the varpus
sumptihn, a
being !nista
iliarityw in ce
and mi 4 rosc.
'the lungs fr,
to enlarge t
it renetrisi
entire Syste
Medicine'
of tile Unite
with full directions scot to any pail
. Statesand Canadas, by patients
ing their symytorni by letter. But
Id be more certainif the patient
oe a visit, 'whicli would give me an
o examine the.lungs and enable me
with much. greater certainty, and
fe 6ould be effected without my see.
Int iigain. G. W. GRAHAM, Il
!31_Filbert Street, ( old N.. 109, )
below welfth, Phila . - phin, Pk.,
•
commgmeat
the cure wo
should pay
opport pity
to presnribo
>then die cu
i no- the/ pati
e• Offic_, 1
vl4p26y.
,
Of all • isease ; the gre: , irst cause, .
•
Sings from negl . • of Nature's lairs.
Z 4 U • ER NOT
•
.I. .
f,./._ ;
fa cure is Guaranteed in all stages of
,S, ecv .1 DIS EA SE,Self Abuse. _NW COLS
i ebilliel". rictures, Giers. ,, trracr 4 ) 1-"labeies,
Madder, D.; v... 4. . -..r , - r.-- --,- -....1 adder, Mercurial
Itheuntatisn , Scrofula, 'Pains in the Bones and
1
,Anclee Dis ases of the Lungs t Throat, None and
Eyes, Ice : upon the Bogy or Limbs, Caneers,
• Drops). E.pi optic Fits, St. Vita's Dance, and all
disease ari ing from a derangement of the Sex=
ual Or ans'. Such as Nervous Trembling, , Loss
r i c
of Pot.; er, d neral Weak ness,Diumess of Vision
with ulia spots appearing before thp eyes;
Loss o Sig 1.; Wakefulness,'Dyspepsia; Liver
Diseis , Er, ptions`npon the, face, Pain-__ln . the
back end he 'd, Female irregularities and all im
proper (disc rges from both sexes. ItAnaltors
not froiit w at cause the disease Originated, how
ever. long s nding'or obstinate the case, nkcov
ktry ls csa £55, and in a shorter time than a
permanent c re can be, effected by any other
treatment, e en after the disease has Wiled the
skill ofi emi. ent physicians and resisted all -their
means of en e. The mdicinesare preasant with
out oder; using 'no sickness, and free front
mercu7' or •alsam. Miring 20 Years of practiee
I have escu d from the jaws of Death many thou
sands, who i . the last stages of the• above men
tioned l isea-es had been given opt° die by•their
physic; ns, ..hich warrants me in . promising to
the aftt;:etedl
edit, d erre
eases a, e th
they are the
And many of
to the humz
scarcely evz
Zing into th
not on • tail
constit Lion.
-which, with_l
a rapid WM'
But shout
causetth
diseas l is er
born with ' fe
I
life eoFpte
Reran Tel
{eaten of tI
first. cause of Con s u m ptio'n„Sc to fele,.
her diseases, and ought tobe a terror
o family. As a permanent: cure is
r effec ed, foriajority of the cases fal
ii hands of incompetent person:, who
to core, the diseases, but ruin the
•filling the syStem with mercury,
the disease, hastens the sufferer into
nintion. •
the disease and • the i treatment not.
,peedily, and the victim marries, the
tailed upon the children, who are
ble 'constitutions, and the curre,nt of"
by a virus which betrays itself in
Uri , . Illemm N prlaptiona, suad other at
V skin, Eyes, Throat and Lungs, en
7 30, a. m
tailing u pon
and co s ign
• SE IP
'my to b oast
loguo)f hu
,
/
drain pon_
victim! thr
an utsktmely
tom, rapid!
canseslmenl
dovclo—
7,15:' 7
an lc yes
3 0'
eti
predispos to consumption and a train of evils
more, to be dreado than death itself. With Ole i
fullestt eon deuce I assure the unfortunate vie.'
time, or Se I A butte theta permanent and
speedCu e can be effected, and with' the aban
(.l
donmt o ruinous practices my patients can be
restored to obust, vigorous health. • ,
The! Mill ted are cautioned against_ther nee of
Paten h ele 'eines, for there are so many ingen
ious eriar in the columnfkof the public prints to
catch 4nd r b the uowarysufferers, that millone
have eir onstitutions ruined by the vile corn=
pound bf uack doctors, or the equally poison
ous nostro svended as "Patent Medicines." I
have carefully analyzed many of ill° so called
).
Paten Med'eines' and find that nearl fel I. of them'
contain Cor osive. Sublimate, which is one of the
anon' estp partitions of mercury and xi deadly
poiso , whi at instead of curing
. disesuad.disables
the s stem for life.'; .• - -
Thr i ee-fo rths of the, patent noetruminovrJn
use - are pu up by unprincipled - and "ignorant
pentode, wh . do not understand even the alpha.
bet oflthe aterii me4ica,.and are equally"as
destitute, ti ny knowledge of the' human system;
having one .bjeet only in view, and that to make
unineflega .less of consequences.' - , ' •
Irreiculari in and'all diseastis of males'and Ave'
males tree • doe 'principles established, btlo
veers of p • tice, and sanctione&by . thousands of
the most re arkable cures., Medicines opiate
any Part of he United . States or Canadas, by pi
tiontscom , unicating theirsymptorne byletter.
Business c .rispendence striejly confidentint
- I . SUJIMARVILIeE, M. -_o.'
(Mee No Litt Filbert SiFeel, '(old NO., 109)
27 try. I- : i• below 12th, Philad'a, a.
and speedy cure in Consumption.
• of tubercles is from impure blood,
diate effect produced by their dep
lungs is to prevent the free admis.
o the air cel is,which causei a weak
thro' the entire system. Then sure
rational to 'expect greater godd from
terin_r the cavities of the lungs than
!ministered through the stomach;
ill
always find the lungs free and
_ _
g easy, after inhaling the remedies,
tion is a local remedy, nevertheless
utionally,and with more power and
detected in_ the blood,. Aconvin.
the constitutional effeeta of ifihnla
et that sickness ie always produced
,
who place themselves tinder my
t and most speedy cure. Secretdis
greatest enemies to healtk, as
them a brief existence or suffering
na them to an early grave.
~. BOISE' is another formidable ene
;for nothing else in the dread tinta 7
r., an diseases causes , so destructive a
he system; drawing its thousands of
r ugh a fete years of Suffering down to
grave. It destroys the Nervoussigs
-wastes sway the energies of life,
al derangement, prevents the proper
t of the system; disqualifies for mar
, business, and all earthly happiness,
o sufferer wrockod in body and mind,
Nusiness PirtaFg.
WM. W. • SMITH, 1 * CO.,
Cab Mali and Chap ' 1 1 1namiefacttir-
Ors, foot.of Main Street. Montrose, Pa. • •
AllEt TIARETZ, NO:iTROSE, Pd.
Dealer- in Dogs, 'Medicines, Chenlicals,
Dire Stuffs, GlassmiareiPa hits, Oils, Vareishes,
Window Glaris, Groceries,Fancy Goods, Jew
elry, Perfumery, &c.:—And Agent for all the
most popular Patent Medicines.
JOHN GROVES,
Fashionable Tailor—Shop near the
Baptist neeting House, on Turnpike Street.
Montrose, Pa.
A. LATHROP,
- Dealer in Veady-Made Clothing, Hata and
Calm, Boats . and Shoes, Dry Goode, &e. -
WStore opposite Searle's Hotel,'Montrose,
C. a Lantz or, and } with
J. P. W..RILEY,
DR: R. TRATER,
'Plardelau and
~slrgeoai Montron,
Pa. Office in the Farm4i's store. -
1.
FRANKLIN FR ER, -
4,
Attorney and Countellernt Law,
MOntrese, ea., will attend faithful' 1; 0 all butsir
tress entrusted to him in the Count 1 119:a.
Conveyancing and wrying.pf all kinds wi , ,
done neatly,and charges moderate. He will also
attend to proseeution of claims of soldiers, their
widows and heirs, against the'U. S. Govern
ment, for Bounty Land, Pensions. &c.
,May be found at all honrs at the office formerly
occupied by J. T. Richai•ds, Esq., north of the
Co t.liouse.=lBs3-L-13.
M. C. TYLER,
Interested with L L Hunt,
• Importer and Dealer in Hardware and
Cutlery, Carriage Trimmings,. Springs, &c.
No._ 215 Pearl. Street,' itr. Y.
Whereshis Mercantile friends, inethis and OTRE
Counties, are kindly invited, and E . AIL SES'I'Llt so
licited to call and purchase. ' . 6tf.
Dr. H• Smith•
SURGEON DENTIST hag removed his of-
Bee from Searle's to his own dwelling
opposite the Baptist Church, (north side) where
all Dental operations will be perfortno in his
usual good manner.
Montrose 114 13th, 1857,
D. 'TAIL, M. D..
)Physipiain and Surgeon, has perms
natty located hiMself at; Brackneyville, SmIL
County, Penn'a, and will premptiral
calls with which he may be favred
May, 1856—n22
It LI 1141 1 DO 0
. • ,
GLASS DEPOT, ON OLIESTNUT-ST.,
• Montrose, Penn'?.
BY BREWSTER.
All sizes and descriptions, in any quantity
made to order, or furnished on the shortest no
tide. .
. .
. DR. E. F. WILMOT,
Gradwite of the. Allopathic gind 1 - omeo- .i
patine Colleges of Medicine, is now per- ;-'
thic
=neatly located in . Great Bend Pa.
April Ist. J 856. „ . , .
,;,--
• JOHN - &AU TER,
Fashionable Tailor.
j~TTnorth of eh.. r
TIT HUI MUSE,
MONTRO - SE, PA. \
rpHE subscriberhaving purchased;
11 41
41.. refitted and newly furnished the
• 1111
•
ssllis above well known and popular Hotel,
is prepared'to accommodate the trav
eling public and others with all .theotitteritions
and -conveniences usually found inn first-class
Houses. No effort will be spared by the Pro
prietor and' his Assistants tos make the Hotel
equal in every point to any in the country.
The Bar will always be supplied with the •
Choicest Liquors,.
The Stables, connected with this House
are large, roomy and convenient, and careful and
attentive Hostlers are . alsvaysln charge of them.
• .1. S. TARBELL. -
Montrose, May 13th, 1857.
G. F. FORDHAM,
(SUCCUISOR To A. & E. BiLDWIN:]
_
Manufacturer of Saddles; _Harnesses, and
- Trunk and _Carriage Trimmer,-
-
WOULD invite all olio are in want of any
article ever keptat.a flarites,s shop to gite
him a call..
Harnesses made of the best Oak , Tanned
Leathers ,on short notice.
Hellas ob Land s good assortment of Carriage
Trimmings which he offers on the post reason:
able terms. Carriage Trimming done with neat
ness and dispatch.
Repairing done on short notice.
No. I, 2, and 3, Bawment Searle'snotel.
'Montrose, Nov. 26th, 1856.
New Millinery and 'Deesw-flaking
ES.TABETSHMENT.
LadieSibate you Heard .the News.
Mrs. HARRIS, formerly of New
.York, has - openened a Millinery
tt F': : and fancy Store in the • village
• „. of Brooklyn, and having just re
` : - .‘*,:,/ , / , 1--` ) .-turned from. New York- ulth a
ILaitr_gp and Fashionable
- stock of Goods consisting of La..
dies and Misses Straw Hata of .every style and
variety.: Also, Crape and Silk- Hate, constantly
onhand i of every and oolor, together with
a splt !Aid assortnThint of
rAricy GOODS!
Ouch as Embroidcries,Hair Braids,Hosiery,dape
Head Dresses, 'Lace Goods, etc., etc. , all or
which she offers at the LOWEST PRICES.
* * *Particular attention will be paid to Bleach.
always at home.'
Brooklyn, May sth, 1847.
Salt! Salt!! Salt!!!
rPHE subserilier begs leave to, inform his
friendsland the peblic that he has taken the
Store No. 201 Washington-street, (directly op
posite Washington Market,)lately occupied by '
Irolney'Elliotiatid Is pow prepared to offer for
saloon , the most liberal terms. FOIL cam, all'
kinds of Foreign •Coarse, and Fine Salt,. from
vessel, or store, either in sackwor bulk, or lout
up in small, bags to. order.
Dealers will be furnished with their names
v
printed on the bags
i rnen Ordering a . thousana
'or more. Persons from a distance ordering by
mail can depend'upon having their orders I
promptly filled at deb:4EB.7llA TIM PRICER:
j GEO. W, MANN.
New York, March let, 185 T. yl.
T' REY. Ci HURNETT, wbilitlabor
ing us a MISVONARY in Southern- Asia
dbec - overed'a CERTAIN and simple CURE
for 0 O.:N Eft•VP TI 0 Ni" 'ASTHMA
.Bronchitis. Coughs; Colds, Nereus Debility, and,
all impurities of tho Blood ; also, an easy and
effectual triode otiulialingtheßemedy. Actuated
by a desire‘to benefiC his •suffering feflows, he
Will cheerful Send the i ltecipe (fret)) to such ve
desire it , with' full end t direct ions for - I - ire!
parinvmd suciessfully using the Medicine. Adi
dresse. •
R. C. 8 BURNETT,
(831 Broadway; N. Y. City.
August 6tb, - a ling,