In GL Bend - , at- the Presbyterian chinch, on
the 2d in by the name, Mr. HENRY N.
LANGLEY- of Great Bend and Miss PER
TRUDE M. WRIGHT of Ortego, N. Y.
In Harford, on the lit inst., by the Iter..A.
Miller, Mr. ,MOSES C. BREWSTER .of<Te
entuseh, Kan., and Mias AHALINE THACIIER
of Ilsrford.
Ia Faetoryvilie,Wyotning Co., on the 4th inst.,
by the Rat. A. Warren, Mr. WM. PERIGO,
formerly o f Sussex Co., N. Y.„ and Mrs. KITTIE
CAP W ELL; of Factoryville.
In Flanklin. on . the 7st inst., by T. Stnith,
Esq.. Mr. JOHN G. SNOW of Franklin and
PHEBE A. BOLES of Forest Lake. le
11/30.
In North Jackson, Dee. Bth, CYNTHIA E
daughter of Nathan . and Sybil ROund, aged 24
yore, 6 months and 27 days. •
(The memorial of Regulatoy Lodge. No. 274
I.lolrOf G. T.,accompaciing the above, was filed_
for publication, but was unavoidably crowded
oat this week, owing to its great length.]
In . SusitiehanturDepot, Dec. 22d,
LEI.IA, eldest daughter of Dr. 11. A:-and . Loviss
S. Tingley, aged sereu years and ttn months.
(Not room for-the poetry.].
At Mason, Grilndreounty, 111., Sept let, 1858,
Ii 4r WILLIAM ROSS, in the frith year of his
.- •
ro. Ross was born .in Susquehanna county,
Penn., In the year 1794, and was converted and
joined the M. E. Church in the twentieth -year,
of his age, and was a consistent and worthy
member until he was removed to the church
triumphant. Ile emigrated. to Illinois in the
year 1845, and .settled near 3lazon, where.he
loured the church of hid choice. For the lne't
few years of his life he was a-worthy and effi
cieot steward of.the same. The disease of which
he died was protracted, yet he was patient and
resigned to the willo ; 4 the Lord. When asked
if he should not ii4to get well , he said that -if
it was the will of c d hh should like to be
spared s little-longer: that he might have 'no op.
portnnity of farther: paefulness in the church,
but all his desires were expresied in submision
to the Divine will. As ho drew :Dear his last
his sufferings were'great, but through grace he
was enabled to bear theth patiently, and in his
Last moments to shout the high praises of God,
and die with "Gnu" on his tips. In the death
Of .13re. Rosa"the church has lost a worthy and
efficient stewar , and his Companion a kind hos.
band: but.ou loss is his eternal gain. On the
day of inter t the writer preached to a large
congregar et the 3iazon church. from Philip.
plans I, 11, after which his remains were con
veyed to their final.. resting place, to await the
morning of the resurrection. THOMAS WaTsos.
Matoa, Octal*? 29tk, 1858.
LETTERS. UNCALLED FOIL
LIST OF LETV:MS Remaining in the Post
Offiee'at 'Montrose, Pa, Jan. let, 1859.
Abort, Samuel S. Halloel, William
Anson, Miss Rachel Ifoplrins, Jonathan •
Brown. sfrot. le-Yea:gab Jai kft, Perry •
Brawn. Befirr,o Keeler; Daniel H.
Boreti, Cyrus Merriman, Albert g
Brundage, Freeman Sherman, \V H.
eitneinn , Shove, miss S. J.
Dais Moi. Mary - Scadder, Isaac '•
Davison, Miss Ijzio .Taylor, S. IF
Eaton, R: H. Taylor, R. K.
Oregon., Alva i Watkins, Catharine,
Harding,, Nliss 'Julia West, Theresa
Hammond. Samuel Vanv.inkle, J. B. L
Harden, Miss Emma
Persons railing for any of the above lettera
will please lay ?advertvseti." -
H. J. WEBB, P. M
Monftlase,-An. ice. 1859.
NEW :YEAR PRESENTS.
- rTIIIE sil;eritor whst.e ,, , lir make apresnnt of
1 a - hOuf;ix different Al , n4nnes, for the year
1 ,
ie:i.',k to every fonnly Jn :•.; ....qnellana county.
They, - ere got. up and pul.lh. ..1 et a great el.
per.te, and ;: v rAsir. moth V:11713 le inforinit;oti.
ABEL TCRRELL.
'Nfontrco4t...rx‘ravory 10. i 85
A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL
.1858-.issdead and gone, and
- 1859 is but just begun.
(z, pteaso %C.lll at the :Iliatitrotroe Ildok
t_,3 Store and buy, a copy of ilk) Afls of Beau
ty by Lola llontex, and subscribe for Godey's
Lady's hook at $3,00, or fur Peterson'., Arthur's,
Frank Lesll,-,'s, Stephett . s nt
the lowt*elub rates. 11-trper's und the „,Itlontic
at 82,00 each.
Gail and boy :k copy of Livingstone's Trarols .
and Explorations is South Airkm, and a copy of
—Recollections of a Life:Tinto by S. G. Goodrich.
A fine nett of Chessmen, a beautiful Albittm, or a
Portfolio. a nice Peeket Bible, or I Prayer
, of which you eon 11a4 15 or 20 stile-s,) a .copy
nr MiSStoOp'er's 51ou .treinon Leiter, a enperior
Pocket Knife, a Pocket f)ioir andAlmanse. Lt.
Ay's, Democratic, Fa rrne rs',Tri bone; and Jurepite
,Almanacs fir 13:10. &m.. Sze.. and at the same time
subscribe for any good Family Paper Ton may
choose at the very lowest chi!, prices.
For further items of eat-kiwi news and im.
porunt events please buy and read the N. Y.
Lwirr of Jan. Fth and 15th, for sale - nt the
Montrose Book Store, be A. N. BULL:tan,
Sloan -tote, Jan. 4th. 1459
IN °TICE.
- FIR. I. PATRICK, JR., would
_ILY after a bilerwe of nearly ten years, to appeal
to the mural sensibilities of a very genernus pub
lic', who have always manifested their settee of
appreciation elkis usetutuesi by exacting his
services when needed or thdught to ho needed,
but tv)00--hase given-an other evidence of grati
tude-or gond will—particularly in the way of
"substantial aid" as Kossuth would say—that
he now desires a full and entire settletneztOf all
his accounts, also the accounts of the late firm
of Patrick & Dimeek ; and he wishes farther to
state that be desires nothing; to he considered
wrong, if; after a tow weeks, the Said accounts,
remaining, unsettled, she'd be placed in the hands
of a good sharp 0 - llecinr, and ma,..'e to account
to him something that, will buy Oats and Buck
wheat. lip ase ni,tiee this and like action swear
dtagly.—Yours T roy,
jan2 E. PATRICK, JR.
Ob Ceti' Qs itokin =-1
S herehrgi given that in pursuance of the Act of
_LAYsernbly, the following named persons ha're
filed their petitions with the.Clerk'of the, Court
of Quarif e `r-Sessions of the Peace for the county
of Susquehanna, for license to keen_ taverns in
said county, which petitions „will be presented
to the Court on the first Monday of the next term,
January lith, 1859.
Harmon Birdsall,. Boro' of Friendsville,
Edwin Bliss, Borough -of Friendsville,
Thomas Carr, " " Susquehanna,
Silas Winters, Twp. " Harmony,
dec27 3t G.. 8. R. WADE. Clerk.
Discarered at Last
- -
A CERTAIN CURE FOR-CORNS & BUNIONS!
ALL peisnot a fflietedvith there painful ex
ereseuces, can' . effect perfect cures,' - without
the aid ora surgeon or .this - knife, by using San.
ford's Corn Plasters. Sent by mail, post paid, to
any, part of the country. on receipt oral.
Address 8. J. SANFORD, 2..11 Dock-st.,
dee3o 3i Box 261 P. 0., Philadelphia.
FRANOIS D: DAVISON, 111. D.
=-~-•WILL PRACTICE-..
111Sediaini) and Stuvery,
Aro•tercie and adjaceiti parts of Stagg_.
hanna Co‘nty.
.1.
Sto
OF), IC E in:the re of C. W. Mon, End.
RESIDENCE Corner opposite the Methodist
Cbarcil. •
Sfontrosse, Nov. 16;1853.
Dr• If • Smith,
QUIGEON-DRIITIST. Residence and of
hce opposite the Baptist Church north fide)
Montrose. Pa,rticulu attention will . be gkel
to inserting teeth on - gold and yitror plate, add
1. Cling decaying teeth.
tst. 115 R).
` Register's Notice".
PTBLI,:c-NcrricE is hereby given to all per
eons concerned in the following Estates, to
wit' • '-
Estate of FREDERICK PICKERING, late
of Susquehanna. flees! Pic k e ring, Ad tain'trat
Eitate of D. BLACKINUTON, late of Gib
son,ll.4man Blackington, Administratcir.
Estate of LUKE 13LAKE§LEE, tato of Dim
oak',lltirbane &pith, Administrator.
Estate of S. S. HIBBARD, late of Auburn,
J. E! Hilkird, Administrator.
ELate of J. B. SHADDOCK. late of Ruah,
H. it Champion, Administrator. - ; • •
EStite of L COOK, late of Herrick, John
Smiley, l A dizinjalntior,
Estate ofJOHN LORD, kite of Latliop, John
Lord', jr., Administrator.
Estate of F,LZABETH GREENWOOD, late
of Herford, Wm..C. Tiffany. Executor.;
Estate -.4)f - JAMES TRAVIS late of Liberty,
S. W. Tinesdell and Joanna Travis Eers.-
Estate of L. P, tVJLMARTH late of Har!'ord,
Charles Tingley Adminiateator.
Thet the accountants htive. settled their' an
counts in the Register' s Office, in and lot the
County of Susquehanna, and that the Same-will
be presented to the ;ages of the Orphsns'
Court of said Con*, on Friday, Januitry 28th,
1859,1f0r confirmation and allowanee. 1
CHARLES NEALE, Rtgister.
Register's office, /
Montrose, Dec. 27th, 1258. 4w*
Sailel e .l.l2lrl9 13E410E30
' y virtue of sundry writs issued by the Court
B of Common Pleas of Suaquehanr county
and to me directed, I will femme
.to sal by pub.
lie ve' due, at the Court House in Montrose, on
Satur lay, Janunry the 15th, 1859, at one..o*loch,
p. m, the following described pieces or parcels
of landito wit :
ALL that Saw Mill.aituatr on a creek known
as Drinker creek, and•near a public road known
'as the Curtis road In the present tow asliip of
Oallabd, (late llartoony,) said Mill being on
land bounded as follows: on the north by lands ,
own l b' Wakeman, on the, east iby the
Leno and- Harmony turnpike, on the south
by land In the possession of Jacob --., and on
the west by'' the above named Curtin road.
[Taken la execution at the suit of A. & S. li.
.Barnes vs. F. A. Ward.l
ALSO All that certain piece or. parcel of land
situate lying and being in the twp. of Jessup, de
scribed as follows : ou the north by land of Den.'
nis Silellue, eastby land of Orlando Sto , re,soutli
Wm' lands of the estate of W - Young. d cid, and
the Winker lands. and west by' A. T. Howe, [be
ing, lot No. 43 of Henry Drinker's re-servey of :
the Meshoppen tract,} containing about 50 acres'
together with the nppurtznances, 1 framed house I
1 and about 20 acres improved. - [Taken fa caeca- '
tion ate the snit of J. F. Dunmore vs. Geo. Henry.
ALSO all . that certain piece or pare' of land
situate, lying and being in the towenthip of New
Milford, bounded and described as folloWs: Ile
' ginning at a proat.on the bank.ot a creek on the
west side of the Great Bend & Corbecten teen
-1 pike rjad, near the bridge, thence along the said
turnpike road north 44' east 3 66400th per- 1-
. ehes tci a stake; thence north 86" west 4 38.100 th r
percheh to a locust tree on the bank of the afore- j
I'said crek ; thence S 49' 5 '79-100th perches to 1
the place of beginning; containing 80 8,1-100th
, perches of land, more or lees, with the eppurte.
nandes a building ocenpiedis a blacksmith shop '
and do elling, and all improved. [Taken in exe.
I , Sutton' ; at . the suit of Henry Burritt vs. Silas
Hamilton.] • I
ALSO All that certain piece or parcel! of land 1
situateland being in the township of Lenda,boun-
ded and described as follows : on the north by
1 lands of Bennett, on the east by lands of ,
Noah Taws. and Nauman Tingley, on the south;
I be lands of Truman Bell, on the west by corner
lof Truinan Bell and ~ Bennett's feed, con-
I tainingl twenty-one acres and twenty perches,--
1
more or less, and all improved. [Taken In exo. 1
j citton 'at the suit of Ferdinand Whipple, Va• Luke
1 D.'lterineu. i
ALSO all that certain niece or parcel !of land 1
situate In the township of Bridgewater bounded 1
attd described as foltows • on the north' by the.i
M'intrdse and Harford plank road, on'the.east by I
I • ta possession of John A. Stanton,! and on !
1 the south end mess by land of J. T. lAagdon, j
i contain i ng one bait acre of land, mere Or less, t
with the :rppurtenances, one. framed hodse, and
*ll improved. [Taken in execut i on at the suit
of Gutuor
j herg. Rosenbaulu, & Cu., assi4-ned to tl
- D. Marsh, and others, vs. 11. C. Burgess.] 1
ALSO all that certain piece or parcel lof land 1
, situate,llyieg and being in the township Of Rush,l
I bounded and described as follows: on the north '
1 1 . by land of Harmon Lolora, on the
„east by war.
1 .
rantee of Peter Bitters, on the south by land of S.
j Blakesli.e, and on the west by the county line, i
~nniaining anout 50 acres mostly unimproved.
[Taken in i xccution at the suit of J. F. Dunmore, .
i vs Morris Blakeslee.] I .)
t
ALSO an that certain piece or parcel of land,'
situate, 4ino and being in the township of Hat,
ford, bande d and described as follows:Ion-the ,
north . 4 land of J. Whitney and Guile & Miller !
on the dast.by lands J: BrStreeter, on the south 1
by Nathan Guile,J. A. Smith and Sa.lk SSP
moor. end on te west by the public, highway, I
containing melty perches of land, be the same j
mere oress, with the appurtenances, one dwel- j
i ling house, and barn, and all improved. [Taken
lin execUtion at the•suit of Saza SeymOur vs.
t George W. !.sudsier.]
ALSG all the tight title and interest :of Eli
Conrad to atrd in that certain piece or parcel of
land situate, king and being in the township of
Gibronalionneied and described as •follows: on
the north by land of Geoite Brundage, Timothy
I :Carpenter and others, on the east by IHisivy .
1 tiller and —.Powell. on the eolith bY. Aaron
Itessig,ne and lienty Miller, and on the west
' by Aariin Ressiguo and Gorge Brundage. con.
taining about 73 acres, more or dens, tbg,ether
w ‘ ithappurtenances., one ftamed house, hava,
;cow houlse, orchard, and meatly kuprovei. tTaken
lin exec , tion at the mat of W. 31. Tintley vs. Eli
Conrad .4
I AL.' all that Certain two story dWelling
sij,
i house situate 'on north side of street 11. i in the
! bordOglr of Susquehanna Depot, containing in,
trout on ritreet It 60 feet and in depth 120 feet,
and the lot or piece of ground and cartilage
• appurtenant thereto, said' lot being bnunded on
1 the north land - of N. Lenhietn , on the east'by
I land of the New York & Erie Railroad company,
I on the anuth by B street, and on the west by
land of C. 1.... Ward, it being lot No. 17. [Taken
in execution at the suit of Morris L.Sherniatrai:
, F. A. %%lard.] .
ALSO ad that certain piece .Of land - sitnete . in
Oakland! township, bounded and described as
' follows :1 on the north by lands of Hiram puolar,
I on the east by lands -of E. T. Young, on the
r south by , lands of Peter Fultz, and on the west
j by landeilot —, containing about 33 acres,
i more °riles's, all unimproved. -( Taken in execti
lat the shit of .1. T. Carlisle, to the nse 0f...1. C.
Fish. and Roby - Fish, his wife, va:.Geo. Leitch.]
ALSO all the right title and interest of Wm.
T. GilleSpie to and in that certain piece of land
situate in Great Bend township, bounded and
described as lollows: beginniog.,at a ea rner ii
the northern boundery of the Slate of Pennsyl
vania near the 19th milestone, and from pence
southlr west; by lands of Aaron Thomas, to an
i I Elm tree, on the bank of the Snag. river,lthence
up the west shore thereof to a post cornet,
thence north 49 1-2 .4 east, along the lands of
Oilier Trowbridge to the place or beginnin g, con
tainingsbout 200 Beres, more or less, with the
appurte armee, 2 framed dwelling houses, 2
barns, 2 horse barns, 1 orchard,•and about 150
acres ice roved. [Taken in execution St the
ti p
suit of Thomas T. Hays vs. Wen; T. Gillespie.]
..ALSO all thatecrtaln piece or parcel of Situate
in Thompson township, bounded and described as
follows :l on- the '.north. by lands of Ebenezer
Meiesenger, on the east by Ebenezer. Messenger
and Chal l les Wrighter, on the south by chariots
ri
. Wg,lite , and en the"west -11 Oliver Williams
sad Al!'" . Mudee,.eentaining about 223Iacres,
more or less, together with the appurtenances,
-1
. frame house, barn, horse barn, eheds, • wood
house, and other out buildings, 1 onthard.tuld
About 140 acres impaired.- [Taken iti execution
at-the_aidit of Isaiah Main vs. Jiel Lamb, Jack
.aon Chandler,'"and Thomas lohnoomi-
' • ALSO all that certain , piece if land situate in
Leno/ I.4 washlN bounded and described SS fol.
lowsat the north by landaof Drielter arid Sin.
sabsog, -on the east by leads of John Millard.
oh the - sath by D. K. Oakley, and on the west'
. - by linda of A, Sinsabaugh, = cootaining 57. acres,
t
more orjesa, with the appurtenances, 1 barn, 1
1-bonse, e4d about 30 acres improved. Taken
.. in exeention at the suit of •r r r i hr•frPo: ''',.
strrt. , rl - E 4 ! ,4, 1 1,, v•.1 ! •
MEM
ALSO all that certain pie;:e of land situate in
the beirough of Montrose, bounded and deseibed
as follows : beginning at a point in the Bridge
water and Wilkesbarre Turnpike road, it being
the sonaheast corner of a tract of land owned by
the late Samuel Warner, deceased, thence north
80 1-2" west, 85 and 7-10ths perches to the cor
ner of a stone wall, thpnee along said wail south
4 1-2" west, 16 perches to the comer of Wm. I.
Terrell); land, tlienee smith 80.1.2" east 36 and
4.loths perches, tinily by lansl of W. J. Terrell
and - partly liy land of A. 0. Warren to the cane
ter of the aforesaid turnpike road, thence along
said road north sixteen perches to the pines of
beginning, containing 3 acres and 95 perches of
land, more or less,, with the appurtenances, I
dwelling house. woodhouse, barn, orchard, and
all improved. [Taken in execution at the suit
of John 11. Sutphin vs. E. S. Park.]
ALSO all that certeitspieee or parcel of land
situate io the borough of Montrose, bounded and
described us follows . beginning at a post on
the-south' side of the. Milford & Owego turnpike
road, the corner of widow aPcColluat's lot;
"thence by said. road 67 1.2' 4 west 55 feet to -a
post; thence south 22 I.2" . east 10 perches to
a post; thence north 67 1-2" east 65 feet to a
post, a cornet of 'maid McCollum 's land; thence
by her line north 22 1.2" west 10 perches to the
plea., of beginning; containing 9130 square feet,
more or loss together with the appurtenances,
framed house, 1- stain born and all improved
(Taken in execution at tke suit of B. S. Bentley
in trust for Sophia Dunn vs. Jos. Higginbotham.]
ALSO all that curtain piece of land situate in
Lathrop towship, bounded and described as fol
tows • on ,the north by the south tine of John
Graft, warrantee; on the east by east line of An
drew Tybout, warrantee; on the south by lands
contracted by G. A. Grow to James Wescott,
and on the west by the right of way of the D,
L. S. W. It. R. Co.; containing 64 arras more or
loss, together with the appurtenances, I framed
house, 1 log.house and nbout-15 scree improved.
[Taken in execution at the suit of Grow and
Brea. vs. Charles Withey.]
ALSO all that certain piece of land situate In
Lenox township, bounded and described as fol
lows; on the north by Benj. Tourje, Ashaer
Westetat, Warren 51. Tingley, James G. and
Marcus Case, and Andrew Conrad; on the east
by Warren 51. Tingley,: Benj. Tourje, :Elisha
Heil, and Andrew Conrad; south by Elisha Bell,
Martin Conrad, and Stephen J. Millard, and on
the west by James G. and Marcus Case, David
Wilmarth, and George Miles; containing about
472 acres, MOM Or less, together with the op
purteaances, 5 dwelling houses, 3' barns, 1
olacksmith shop, 2 orchards,. and about 200
acres improved. s Excepting, however, '.1.0 acres
and 6 perces included in the above dete.:rip
tion as follows.: beginning at a stake and
stones corner of lot sold to Benj. C. Tourje;
thence north 88 1-2' east 60 perches to a stake
end stones corner; thence south 6 14' 4.lotha
perches to a stake and stones corner on the.
north side of the Clark toad ; -88 1.2° west 80
perches to a stake and stone; corner; thence
north 6 1-2" east 53 4.10 ts perches to the place
of beginning; with 1 dwelling house and
partly improved. (Taken in execution at the suit
of Grow and Brea. vs. R. D. Clark.]
I- ALSO all that certain piece of land mituate'in
Now Milford township, bounded and described
as follows: beginning in the middle of the Co
checton and Greet Bend turnpike road, at the
south corner of land sold to David Slinkier, the
north corner of land sold to Ithemar Motiland
the west corner of land sold to Elihu Mott ;
thence by Ithemar Metes land and by lots num
bered 33 and 32 on a map of re-survey of the
said Henry Drinker the elder's lands, made by
:Jason Terry, south 44 1-2" west 210 14 per
ches to stones by a beech tree corner of land
sold to Svlvrinus Wade and John' Wellman;
thence by the list mentioned lot, north 191 1-2
perches to a beech tree, andbast 120 1.2 perches
to a post in the middle of the aforesaid turnpike
road, and thence on the middle of said turnpike
road a southerly course to the beginning, con
taining 93 acres 155 perches,- and allowance of
6 per cent. tsar reads &c.,,be the same more or
fens, it being a pan or toe 1444 no 0o rho mne
aforesaid, beina * the same tract of land and
premises which the said Witham Drinker, Henry
S. Drinker, Jacob Downing, Henry Drinker, and
Thomas Stewardson, executors us aforesaid, by
Indenture benring - even date with said mortgage
conveyed to the said Ithemar Mutt in fee simple,
with the appurtenances, 2 dwelling houses, 3
barna 1 orchard, and all improved. [Taken in
execution at the suit of Henry S. Spectra:lanes.
Charles Tingley, Executor, &ca and Lois Mott,
widow and devisee of Ithemar Mott, deceased.]
ALSO all that certain piece of land situate ia
Herrick township, bounded and described as fol.
lows: beginning at a post and stones in the orig
inal line of the tract, thence along said original
line north 44° west 218 perches to a small beech
merited and witnessed for rocorper: thence north
46' east 56 perches to a beech for a corner;
thence by land owned now or formerly by Ma
Park south 44° east 218 perches to a post and
stones, mind thence by a line of a 51 acre lot,
south 46° west 55 Percheeto place of beginning;
[containing 7-6 acres and 49 perches more or less.
- fit being part of a tract in the name.of Samuel
Sleridith.) and all impivimd,
.[Tuken in execu
tion at the suit of Henry Bnrritl , ass'd to. Albert
Chamberlin vs. Charles Ting!ey exec utor of
Ithamer Mott, deceased, Lois Mott, widow and
devisee. Georee Swan; Perm Tenant.]
ALSO all that certain Piece of land aiteate in
Lenox ttraiiipi bounded and described as foil
on the north be lancla of A. IL Adams and H.S.
Cotant: oa the; east by lands of D. K. Oalittay
and F,. R. Tingley ; on the south by lands of
W. White. Rial Tower, and E. It Tingley, and
on tha west by !ring of H. S. Cotant, and Wm.
Miller; containing about 280 acres, more cr leas,
together with the appurtenances, 1 framed
dvrelling house, barn, wegenhouse, shop, and
about 145 acres imp:eyed. [Talten,in execution
at the suit of Zera Very vs. Luke Reed.] -
ALSO all that certain piece of land situate in
Lenox township, bounded and described as fol.
loos a on the north by lands of Lather Loomis;
on the emit by the public highwak; on month
by land of David Whitney, and, on the west be
lands of Eli Wright; containing 106.acrea more
or less,
together with the appurtenances, : I
framed dwelling house, barn, shed, embark and
about 50 acres improved. [Taken In e.te,ntion
at the suit of K S. H. Cobb to the use of James
McCowen vs. Emanuel Carpenter.]
Purchaseri*ill in all cases be - required to pay
on the day of sale en amount anfficient to cover
costs of sale, °there:flee, the property will be re
sold forthwith. JOHN YOUNG, Sherif.
SlierifFs" Office, Montrone, Dec. 22d, 1859.
LTDITOR E
'S NOTICE undersigned,
XI having been appointed by the Court of
Common Pleas of Susquehanna County. to
make distribution of the moneys in the hands of
the Sheriff of said county, arising from the sale
of rest estate of Nathaniel Billings,will attend to
the duties of said appointment., at his office in
Montrose, on Saturday, the eight day of Jauuary
neat, at one o'clock in the afternoon, at which
time and place all persons interested, will pre
sent their claiths, or bo foreTer barred (rem nom
ing•-in upon said fund.
FRANKLIN FRASER, Auditor.
Dee. 4th, 18.58.-49w4.
VDITOit'S NOTICE.---Tre undersigned
_LIIL having been appointed an' auditor by the
court of Common Pleas of Sesq's county; to re
port upon the exceptions filed to the account of
B. 11. Mills and A. Virgil. assignCes of Picket &
Woodcock, will attend to that duty at his office
in Montrose ob the 7th day of January, 1850, at
9 o'clock a, m.,at which time all intereated Will
please attend. F. B. STREETER:.
dec9 4t Auditor.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
INFRIIMATION
To All Gent/into., echo Wear Cloaca.
IHAVE recently made arrangements, at con.
siderable expense. for doing work in the
Tailoring Business
on. very short notice, in a neat,durable,andlaah
ionable manner, and at reduced prices.
twill forint' garments-to order, if desired, or
render the cuktomer whatever assistance he may
need-in selecting materials of the best quality,
and at the lowest market Priers.
All my work will be warranted as to fit, fin
ish and durability. No customer need take his
work from the shop unless it snits him..
Being permanently. end etclusisely engaged
in this business, it shall be my great aim to please
the public, and thus secure their patronage.
P LINES.
)fo , TI rn•gr , ~,,.• 1.1 I : stS
1.5'59;
TYE
,ARE BOUND TO GO AHEAD
GO SEE
• •
IHE LARGE STOCK OF NEW, GOODS
just received at the Original One Price and
Ready-Pay St9ro . of '
HAYDEN MOTHERS.
The People's AgesslS are on band With
a large mock ut Goods comprising. Staple &
Falvey Dry 'Goods,
lints & Caps,
Boots & Shoes,
Grace'sles Provisions;
. .
Flour 41F gull;
Vankee Notloom,
Watches, jest'elry, . , .
Wall dc Windt.* Paper,
• Wooden-4'sec,
and we have s one thousand :ad onekthhiga besides.
We 'win sag to CLOSE BUYERS •
if you want BARGAINS
CALL and-SEE • -
. HAYDEN BROTHERS.
Now Milford, Ps., Jan. Ist, 1859.
CASH PAID
FOR SHIPPING FURS BY
HAYDEN BROTHERS.
• New Milford, Pa., Jan. Ist, 1859
A EDITOR'S NOTICE.—The undersigned,
/I having been appointed by the ionrt of Corn.
mon Pleas of Susq`a Co:.to make distribution of
the moneys in the IMnds'of the Sheriff of said
Co.. arising from the stale armed estate of W.M.
Sherwood, will attend to the duties of said ap.
pointment at his office In Montrose, on Friday
.the Ith day of Januorrnext, at I. o'clock in• the
afternoon, at which time and place all persona
Interested will present heir claims or be forever
barred from coming in upon said fund.
FRANKLIN FRASER,
dec9 4t -7 _ Auditor.
Executor's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby glen to. all persons hay-
I. ing demands against the estate of Mary
Webster, late of the township of Forest Lake,
deceased, that the UM must be presented to UN
undersignedfnr arrangement, and all persons in.
debted to said estate are requested to make im
ultdiste payment.
C. E. WEBSTER, Executor.
Forest Lake, Dee. 21st, 1858-6 w.
41dmini'atiator's
IiTHEREAS Letters of Administration hare
V been granted to the subscriber on the es. ,
tate of Sfehltable Tennant, late of the. township
of Iturford, deceased; all 'persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make Immediate
paymesit ; also all. having just demands against
the eerie will please present theM duly :althea.
ticated for settlement.
.1. D. RICHARDSON, Administrator
Harford, D&c. Ist, 11358,-48w6.*
11a[n Ii!
FARM.: FOR SALE.
rpHE,Subscriber otters for Sale the valuable
Farm and Hotel lately owned and occupied
by Calvin Summers, deceased, and long known
as the
ti4I3IIINILEtt9 PL AVE.
ssia Farm it situated in the pleasant village
' of Sumnaerscille, in the . township of New Mil-
Surd, Susquehanna County, Pa., directly on the
line of the Delaware, Lackawarind 4. IVcarern
Railroad, four miles from its junction with, the
N. Y. 4. E. R. R. at Great gelid. and One and
a half mites from the Depot at Near Milford.
It contains about
240 ACRES ;
180 Acres Improved, GO Acres woodland. It Is
well watered, has a Jolting etinsin running
through, and a never.failing supply of woe?
conveyed in lend kipos to the hop.e„ . barn, and
- cattle-yard. Witt well fenced and under good
cultivation, is well adapted to growing grAin.
and •is peculitoly fitted for growing stock ; and
is one of the heat dairy farms in the county. It
- has upon it two orchards of .
choke grafted fruit trees, a ;
large and convenient dwel.
g
ling, now occupied as a
hotel ; two large hor4 and carriage barns,
one 'large barn with two cattle yards; ample
sheds and - all the arrangements for feeding
stock ; three small- hay and grain barns, ice
house, brick smoke house ;• large corn louse,
and all other out buildings necessary on a large
farm. It will be sold low And terms of payment
made easy. For information addrtsa,
R: L. SUTPHIN.
Summersville, Suaq's Co,Pa
Nor, le, '58.-3m.
JAMES PYLE'S
DIETETIC SALERATi7S: -
THE BEST article is market. Try it.
•
80 BUCKSKIN LASHES,--no humbug—at
2a each. and no l eaq.
NEW. eupply of those excellent Candles, A
by the lb. or box.
NEW.supply of those good TEAS, at 4,6,&
8s per lb. ; the very best itt market
MOLASSES, . •
TOBACCO,
• • , . . CIGARS,
SCHOOI. BOOK:Si
OS , g‘ very variety that is used under the present
OTL CD3TH CARPETING; and indeed our
"city" can new boast of an assortment
unequalled heretofore, at very low prices for
cash. R. KENYON, Jr.
A TWO-YEARS-OLD COLT.
'VERY handsome—very nice, and for V
"right," both as to.prigs sod time.
R. KEN YON, it.
deela Lawsville Centre, Pa.
Vusents.
THE subscriberswould call the attention of
1 their friends to the great variety of, Gold
and Silver Watches, Jewelry and Fahey Goods
which they have on • hand suitable- for the ap.
preaching flolfdays,, and which they offer at the
lowest Cash Prices. EVANS & ALLEN.
• .No. 2 Odd Fellows Hall,
Binghamton; 17th, 1858.
GOLD , AND . SILVER WATCHES.—Open
Face and floating, of every style and price.
comprising over fifty different patterns, many of
their oWn _importation, and warranted time
- keepers, whirl( cannot fail to snit, by
Ev&ie & Attri.
GOLD CDAINS, Crosses, Keys, SialseNeck
laces, Studs, Thimble', Spectacles, Breast
pins, Ear-ringa, Finger-Ono,
~.Sieeve.buttons,
Lmikets, Bracelete, Snaps, Pens, Pencils, Tooth
picks, &c, &c., tie., by Eyaas & ALLEN.
SILVER WARE.--Table, Desert and Pickle
Forks. Table, Desert, Tea, Sugar, cream.
Berry, Preserve and Salt Spoons; Napkin
Childrens' Knives., kirks and Spoons, io sate;
Cups; lee eresw, Pie, Butter arid Fruit Knives;
Salt Cellos; Cad Cases, &c. &C., by
Evers &
P LATED WARE.--Tes Sete, Tea Pitcher. ,
Castors, Cake and Card_ Baskets., Pitcher
Trays, Salts,'Cups; Sugar Baskets,. Soup — and
Gravy Ladles, Forks and Spoons. &c., for sale
by Evans &
PAPIERMACHE Beim Perfume AO Fancy
Cases, Coral Ready, do. Neekbu'is and Arm
lets, Shell end India Rubber Combs, Tea-Bells,
Tete...copes, Watcti Stands, Knives . led Forks,
Pocket Knifes, Scissonaltai; Satin and Amber
Reads. &c., &c., Ecc., 111 EvAss & 4 1 kixErt•
TvAmONti PIigSiASLD (SINGER-RING
1.../ some very fine, by Evans & Ato.Es-
LATED KNIVES.--A. Large Assortment of
P
Table and Desert Ktiill3ll, aid Carvers. by
• Evars& At w,
r n. 2 C%ld Fellows' Hatt
tingheinton, I.lSe ' ifh, Ift6B.
y TIIIOGRAPPIPS--A NEW MYNA V
1 , P... !..1. !nf,,A A 'rump:Lt.
R. R;
NO MORE PAIN,
NO MORE _SICKNESS.
NO' MORE itIiEUMATZRAI,
OR sTIFEELqa or. THE JOINTS, LT:inject, HEED.
ACHES, TOOTHACHES, OR schlatoss rasa
cross BODILY cinsurnss.
The Rapid and Complete Effica cy of
RADWAY'3
Ready Relief,
In Instantly slopping the moat es
emaciating Poling paid' Aches, ,
Bnens,Scalds,Crus, Wounds,
arnises, &e., &c" &c.
render it important that every . family keep &sup
ply of it In the house.
Arnied with this remedy:" a household is at
;ply protected against sudden attacks of sick
ness. Thousands of livel of Persons have been
saved by its timely 'use, vitro were 'suddenly
seized In the. night time withrateps, Spurns,
Vomiting, Cholera. Yellow Fever, and other vio
lent disal f ses. Let a dose of this Remedy be
taken int nally, as the case may require, when
auddenly,seized with Pain or Sickness, and it
will IT9TANTLY RELIEVE THE PATIENT EZZOMPI/E,
and arrest the disease.
gahung'sgenbggeliti,
Has Cured
RHEMUATIS3I; . - In Mar hours.
NEURALGIA, - - la one hour.
CRAMP, -In ten minutes.
DIARRHEA. - la fifteen animates.
TOOTHACHE, - . ~ to one minute.
SPASMS,Ia fire minutes.
SICK HEAD AC H E. , . . In ten minutes.
CHILLS AND FEVR, . In fifteen 'minutes
CHILBLAINS . . In fifteen minutes.
INFLUENZA. -• • la six hours.
SORE THROAT, fa tea inlnuatee•
BURNS. - - In twenty minutes.
FROST BIT
ES, .
AGUE CHEEK,
PARALYSIS. . . . -
LAMENESS, • - -
Ix ALL cents OF
BRAISES. • •
WOUNDS
-STRAINS, and
SPRAINS,
the moment it is applied to the Injured parts, all
pain and uneasiness cease. Litolt out for Coun
terfeits and lautatien.! : —Purchase only RAD.
WAY'S READY RELICT. Price 25 cts., b 0 CbLr
and 81 per bottle. ,
A New Contribution to Science.
The Great Grand Dircovary.
. 010.34
Radway's Regtlating Pills.
• DR. Ramat , & Co. have recently discovered
a method for extracting from roots, herbs, plants
and gums, a nutritious extract of such wonder.
ful nourishing power—which they have combin
ed with RADWAY'S Rini:Malian Villa—that
six of these Pills will supply thn blood with the
same am , unt of nutrition as one ounce of ordi
nary bread; so that,' while the Nntem is under
going a thorough physiciog, and regulating
process. It daily becomes strengthened.
Persons afflicted with LIVER CORPLAIST, Drs
rums, II tau* Drskases, FEL.I4IEER OF 'BLOOD.
and al , Fernales Whe•efe subject to lattrzutia
ads, Mantua, &c.. are particular recorn•
mended to use these, Pills. They aro pleasant
O. take—elegantly coated with gun:—free from
taste. and will not gripe, sicken or weaken the
system, or leave the bowels costive. Mothers
nursing should likewise take one or two of these
Pills once or twice pef week. They will not only
keep your system healthy and regular, but will
protect your infant against Cramp and Pains in
the stomach, and incUro net only A beelthy child.
but will. invest every Child, (Ilea suckled, with a
sweet disposition. ..
Itadway's Ilegulaiting Pills .
Regulate each and every orgah of-the System,
and ciffeCtall derangements of the Liver, Bowels,
Stomach, Heart and Kidneys.
They Cure
COSTiVENESS, INDMESTION,
HEART-BURN,. DYSPEPSIA.
BILIOUSNESS, CON STIPATION,
DROPSY, . HEADACHE,
PALPITATION of CONGESTION,
the HEART, &c., &c, &c.
1 They are entirely vegetable and harmless; en
1 intent at the breast can take them with safety,
and persons who are subject to Fits of Apoplexy,
Epileptic, Heart Diseases, &c., should always
keep a box on band._ . _
Price 25 Cents. • ,-
Ask for • _
lIRDIV.IY . 3 itEEt'LATORE, or RtnutAxfsn Pt Lt.s.
• —:cr.----
The Great Constitutional Reniedy.
R. R. H.
(No. 3.)
A New Life-Creating Principle
"gabbrag'g Itpointing licsoltunt
Heals Old Sores, Purifies the Blood, Instills
within the System renewed Health, and Re
solves and Egerminates all Chronic and
CanatitutiOnal Diseases.
This great and glorious remedy should be
hailed by tho human taco as a special gift from
the Almighty, to regenerate dilapidated humanity.
On. RAMAT & Co. are the only Physicians
and Chetuisp. in the world that have succeeded
in discovering, a remedy that will effectually
eradicate from the human system constitutional
diseases and ail menta, transmitted from parents
to their children. .
Radway'g Renovating Resolvent
_Will radically exterminate from the system
•
Scrofula, I Cankerp,
Syphilis, I Fits, •
Fever Sores; 1 Runnings from the Ear,
Ulcers, 1 White Switliings,
Sore Eves, 1 Tumors,
Sore ter, Qancerous Xffections,
Sore liloath; 1 Modes,
-Sore Head, 1 Rickets, . -
Insanity, .. l ' Glandular Swellings, •
BRONCIIITIB, 1 Night Sweats,
All :Diseases of the , Cann:rum:,
Womb, ! Rash Totter, •
Pro!spent Uteri-, ',Humors of all kinds,
* Skin Diseases, • t Chronic.. Rheumatism,
Salt Rheulll, 1 I •
Dispepsta,
And-all diseases that have been established in
the system for years.
I'ILICE. it/NaI:KILL/kit PER, BOTTLE. .
Pr .501.0 ,DY DRUGGISTS,EVERYWHERR.,ja
RADWAY & CO., 162 Fulton Si.. N. Y.
. on 7 3tnee
• TO ALL INTERESTED,
TlLEcuebt.sgmiptaionG:steßßeit;tossoLtvbee latairpfiriutaceol
in Ws hands of Hi. Wm. L. BEEM—he sierra be.
ing authorized to collect and give receipts for the
same. Me designs canvassing the county. and it
is desirable that all indebted shoed Softie
promptly, thereby saving further trouble and ex
pense to all parties. S. B. Mi.COLLUM,
A. J. GERRITSON.
Montrose, Sep tuber 21st, 1858.
OFFAL(' #O` ES.---A" superior lot
JO of saw No. I selling,for three quarters the
price of last season, by • H. BURRITT,
New Milford. Dee. lat. 1858:
TIEBLINDSHALLSEE.'
A LARGE AND NEW NEPPLY OF
SPECTACLES.
JUST RECEIVED.
CALL AND TRY
TO AID THE EYE,
at It3R.REWS. •
UntrosOimmulons.
1 - R . • lIUMPFIREY'g
R con f..r hr ABEL 1.,'14.74111.1.
• tb As Tin t r
IP or • r u
READY-PAY SYSTEM
IT Is Cerl t ain :flit - Goods CAD be sold mgcessful.
fy In hiontroi• and it .Ousqiiebanna, Depot
..CIR CASH:
Those doubting thla aisartlon Will do woll to call
- at the stores of
•
~ultenberg, Nosenbaum, Vin;,
where it will be proven that the Merchant iq
selling. hi, Goods cab afford to sell Cheaper
for Cub, and can offer inducements sufficient to
mks, it en objeet to • Parchasers, at whatever
'aware they are obliged to make.toprocure the
Money to adopt ‘ in their Purchases the Cum
SYSIEII.
. •
They havelpet reeeivedand ere eqndantir re!
calving, a large aseertment of Dry - GOODS sod
CLOTHING, particularly adapted fihr
FALL AND WINTER,
and which are purchased -under the roost rOvont
ble circutuatancea. They are ebabled and WILL
offer And sell st Wee* far - below-others that will
give and base given an everlasting ,Credit; no
matter whether it is Tom ) Diet, of harry.
EXAMINE,COMPAREINDjeDGE
OUR DRY GOODS!
An assortment heretofore unequaled by anything
ever offered to Montrose.
Fancy and Staple Dyy G 6as !
Comprising many new and deslrAlo aisles of
Goods unknown in thii market,among which will
be found, in
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
. „
All the novelties of thelttelson, cheap tit
. GUTTENBERG. ROSENBAUM, & CO'S.
SHAWLS!
New and choice styles of Broebe double and
siaigie. Stella, Plaid, Wool, Tidal', And gantilla,
and -a new style of Chenill Shawlajdbenp at
Out tubitg Ilimenbaum,
UNTO fill Eli
An assortment ahaays do hand.idaoLadie9; Cloth
and Trjrning to motif), of all ehadta, eLeap at
•
6uttenbtrit 'Alosrnbainn, Cis.
EMBROIDERIES!
In this Department tve,ean offer great induce
ment., as they are, purchased .directry from im
porting houses. The assortment comprises
rrench Fetts Sleeves-and Collars,
-Worked' Edgings and Inserting,
' and a great many more aril.
cies belong to this line too _
hiniterons . to men •
lion, cheap tat
GUTTESBERGROSENBAUM, & CO'S
Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers and
Plum ,W ire, Stiff Net
tints and Prates,
at Wholesale and Rotail,—itheaii ct
G UTTENBERO, ROgENI3AOI, Li CO'S
I}oinestic Goods !
.
•
Maybefound all the different qualities of Prints,
Gingharos, Bleached _Goods, Fine "Unbleached
Itlnsline; Ticks, Stripes, Denim* Sheeting, i 1-2
y"ds wide, cheap at
GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM,
READY MADE\ CLOTHING.
As this is OVO of their l'unrcresi BRAKCHF.7 OF
BUSINESR in New York City. they certainly have
one great ndvahtage aver all the rest of Clothier.;
they having ose Partner steady In New - York
city to devote all ids time to this particular branch
ofmannfecturing. They art). furnish, at any
time, a Good Garment at about, thesatmo price
for which the material, can he got. -
They will warrant their worLand n complete
ht nr no pay.
They-keep zonstanily on hand ose of the Lest
sleeks of
OVER AND UNDER COATS !
Such as Frock, Dress, Raglan;-. and Sacks
PANTS.
•.
Great Variety and Different Stytem
VESTS
such as .Volva+, Plumb, Camiluver, and Satin,
chiap at -
GtiTTENBERG, ROSENtii7:4, & CO'S
CLOTHING - 'MADE TO ORDER,
of the Best Material iit short Notice.
Under Giirments
Fin LADIES AS wrr.t. 18 rbn GENTLEMEN,
each as SA, and also Lambswool, cheap at
GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAKN, & CO'S
, ONE WORD
: . • BA' - 0: ": - " I:1'
To oui rircuttaous
FRIENDS
--JIID
CUSTOMERS, •
And in pirtlAlar to those knowing thstiliolvel
indebted to us, ere will say once more that wr
will sail for Ready Pay hereafter 4 sod , ill Ac
counts sad Notes must De settled without Far
ther Notice. Ns are tired of writing Dunning
Letters ind Supporting the PostOffice,and Were
by losing. We will take all kinds of Grain at
the Higheitt 'Market Prices for Payment, and all
Accounts _standing ..over t3ia Months. on our
!looks wattielefit. for Collet:too unless settled
Snittubt4 ; *ouubtuni, o
M . .of rni.s, fit , tkt.l, r 2nih, Ima
2635. J. Inc Kral Inas, JR: Avail
HA RD WA RE
dub *thin 6worittut
IN FULL BLAST.
T.
.
HE undersigned would take this opportu.
n i ty to i n f orm _hi s friends and eustunaers,,
thin, he kits recently made Lrge additions to fits --
ferinerextensive stuck •
, ..
_ •
Hardware_ Stoves, Stove• , Pipei
Stove Tritamings, Zino, sito.„. •
and that he fa prepared to supply. the Wants dr-;
the eotorminity In that. line . 'at unusually low
prices. Ho flatters himself that hie faellitiel for.
msnufaeturing his own,WareryStorea, AC, 014-
him a decided advantage over .any who per
chase and transport at a heavy eipense their en. •
tire stuck.
Ha vrould say to those who wit.h to•pnihian
STOVES deny de.cription, STOVE PIPE, or
TRIHNIMetS, of any kind, and,pay for them, he
is prepared to give them great bargains but
tb
thoaswho.want to purchase on a year's credit
aid then let it run two years chore, he had relit.
er they would call on acime cue else, even if that
have to my seventy-five per cent more than art
article is a orth. .In the hue of ' •
• Shelf Hardware, '
his assortment is the largest and best selected in.
Susquelianns County ; purchased' as his stock
has been mostly of manufacturers, he is enabled
to offer indise - efitents to those country merchanti
who buy small bills, rarely fonod this side - or
the big city. .IV* can offer special induciinen is
to Carpentereand Joiners who art in , lettot.4
either Tools or Building, Materials. - Bloc h. .
smiths can find ANVILS, VICES, BELLOW' 8„..,
and, to fiat, Molest anything in their line, by mill
ing anus,
CRT. VP. VOA CAMEL
Our stock of
DO Goods, Groceries., Boots and
Shoes, Bats and Caps, Tan. .
kee lotioun, 4tc.
Is s 'as large as tho times will admit 'or. They were
purchased it a low figure, end will be suld.it"
prices to uoillespond with the times.
READY-PitilDE'OLOTifiNG I
We have just opened about one:and ii-balf
cords ofreadyAgokclot - Ever? hodyanye
they are, cheaeine say theY are rery,aesp, , •
and a numbei* ;ftitured . td say .they are dog '
cheap.. Certain Ms that a small pile, of manor
will buy a large pile of clothing.
We would add,, in this connection, for the in-
formation of all concerned and the "rest of man
kind," that we are tired and nick of the• Credit
system; we have entered enough by
and are determined to rid ourselves of the
me
the whole "critter." Believing that the nimble
sixpence is - the true system, we are resolved to
adopt it, and ar6 offering our goods at prides to
correspond: -
*** Produce tak:oz is exchange for Coeds.
J. DICKERMAN, Jr.
New llilford, Nov 29th, 1858.
•
g-ciu t b t
BURRITT
Is just receiving a Large Stock of
NEW 'STOVES- 1
iro c v i e .i n iDEG te a o f , t . t i l m ) rt ., & ll 7ll ; f a t t eu; ,, o p f. Elevated
Cook Star,, (for - 7111 Pd - or ?cal.) With.soperiot
variety of Parl6r, Office sod. Shop, and • Store,
(for wood or coal); also, Stwvo Pipe, Zip; Sheet
Iron, Stove Tnt.es. &c- &c.,
His assorttneut includes the iriost SELECT and
DESHIABLE %TOTES is market, be'
sold on the ... ELE . rtnn..7, Lind to
whi c h l a e,,,01d invite ttis particular attention of
CAST' 1,11: era. [New Mitford,- Nov. 15t‘..1858.
The C T q 3.1 DOI; of It VALTri
waif Mankind.
lIOLLOW?IY'6 I . ,PILLa ;
A Boon to the Sick /
rrflE want of a sterling medicinal to meet the
ills and necessities of the suffering portion
of humanity, and one entirety free from mineral
and other deleterious particles, was severely felt
until this 411 powerful medicine was ushered . into -
the world; Holloway's invaluable Pills have be-"
come the 110 - usehold Remedy of all nations.
Their attribute is to Prevent,as well as to Cure;
thos attardi the radix root of the doinplaint, and
removing the hidden cause of disease reinvigor.
sto and restore thedrooping energies of the sys.
tern, asiti-tin; nature in, her tsr , k of Vital and
'Futietionary Reformation. •
FlyspopSin,
Tb groat , scourge of this continent yields
'quickly to a course of these antiseptie Pitls,, and
the digestive organs are restored to their proper
tone; no matter in what hideouS' shape this hy
dra of diae bits itself, this searching and
r unerring prses it from, the atient'spe .
systeirt.
and Weakness.
from,whatcver cause, Lowness of Spirits,rund,
ail Other signs. of a diseased liver, and other (Re
organizations of the ..klystern, vanish under- ibei
eradicating influence of this all powerful anti.
septic and detergent remedy;
Bilious Disorders.
The proper quantum and right condition of the
bile is of momentous inifortAtieo to the. 'health
of thejminan frame, this Anti-Bilious inedieine
expels the hidden heeds r , f the complaint, and -
renders all time .fluids and secretions mire and_
fluent, cleans - Int and resuscitating the vital fer ,
tions.t.if the bodc,
• slceriy Females.
Should loose no time in trying a few doses of
this regulating nod renovating remedy, whatever
may be theireomplalnt. it can be taken with
safety in all periodical and other diedrgetuiaatione,
its effects is all hut miraculous. -
innecitziett From?.
The teslitnowy of nations is einanimousle
borne to the Lentils:giving virtues of this unbfe
remedy, an 4 tier:inn:dos in every living language
bear witness to the Undeniableness of the In- -
Waste Worth.
liolleactiy's Pills are the best remedy known in the
world for thefelleicing dueness:
Asthma, Diarrheea, folluimia, Stone and
Bowel Com-Dropsy, Inflaniation,Gi'ave,,,'
Debility, Inward Secondary
C9tlrll 4 s, Fever sad Weakness, Symptom,
Colds, . /tine, Toter Venereal .
Cheat Die-Female Complaints,- Affections,
eases, Coteplaiot,l...,wrie.s of Worms
. of
Costivenes..,ileadarriles, Spirits, kinds.
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Piles,
- -.IjrCAUTION!-- None are genuine unless
the words "Hot:away. Nett , York and London:"
are diseerMble ns a l'irgtr-nl•=la,l4 evarY leaf.
of the book of directions, around each pot or
box; the same may be plainly seen by hadiv
the trete thelight. A' handsome reward will be
given to any one rendering such .frifortuation
may lead to'the Merlin:l of any party or parties
couuterfeitio 2 the medic - Mar. or vending the dame.
knowing them to be spurious.
v e ySold at the %Mesmerise of Prolamin
IdoLLoorai, 80 Maiden Lane, New York and kv
all respectable Druggists and Dealers . in kilt-
Mai throat:boot the United States and the . , di11...
lied world, in boxes 25 yenta , 63 cents and $1„
each.
Er There is considerable saving bit:thing
the Urger sizca.. '
N. B.—Dire4tiona for the guidance ofpaticit,i
111 every disorder ere affixed to each box.
Jane 3d, 1458...1y. 122,e0w.1F
SECOND llANDRarrals.
1111111•1 1 111: of deoortption,
, 1 -7— t.;,. Better and a pe xCl thin nen/.ones t
for stela by ABN TilltDELL'
Ne.ntriir, !,s7,sf nth, I ail.