I
11EAVi Ronnret HAVANA —asnr.srr
THOUSAND DOLLARS -WORTH Or JEWILL:RT .
STOLEN.—Some days since, the Chief of Police
of New Orleans received information from the
U. S. Consul at Havana, - ors heavy robbery
of watches, jewelry, &c, from the store of.SL.
-mon 43ullag. and it was seppoSed that the
thieves had fled to New Orleans. The police
arrested two men,'l3ccols and Seery, who sub
sequently confessed that they were the thieves,
sided by an Italian named Forchi, and that
the goods were in tinvOlutom House, Where
they had beetiplaced under a false entry.
there exists no extradition treaty between Spain
and the lUnited States, no proceedings could
be bad against the parties. The goods were
delivered to the Chief of Police, .who shipped
them to their owner by the Black • Warmir,
on Wednsday last.--After taking their pic
tures, the thieves were shipped to! parts
unknown. - _
- An end to - the Kansas Troubles.
Sr. Low; Jan. ] 22.
'Tice latest sid'sices from'Kansas state that
no further difficulty is apprehended.. Capt.
Montgomery, of, the Vwf-lutwkers;' , hal given
himself up to the Sutlorities'for trial, and it
is reported that Capt. Brown, of - the Anti.
Jay-hawkers 'has jeft the Territory.
Paonrcr or,-rnz Coreza Mtscs or Mtcur
osa.—The Ontoriagon Miner sof DeCember
_2sth giiesiome figures relaftre to the ship
ment...of copper from the limier Peninsula,
forthe season. of 1858. - According, to the
best information then accessible, the Miner
learns that the shipments from Keweenaw
Point during the season was 2106, tons;
that of the Portage Lake 1142 tons, TEe
Ontonagon district shipped 2070 tons,making
the• lot.' shipment from the Lake 8008
tons. This inay be stimated at 57 per cent
pure, waking the product of ingot copper
aboat 4000 tons, worth in the market at
present rata.% $1,840,000.
DIFFICULIT BETWICEN DOUGLAS AND FITCH.
--IVashingtim, 'Jan. 22d; 1860:—Itl is said
that in the difficulty between Senator Duug
las and Fifch, Douglas has called to is aid
a friend of fighting qualities, and al cones
pondenea has been opened. The result is
not yet linown. It %could s_•ern the giving
of it challenge would fall on DUUtliet, As
Senator Fuels him a it'i uttering la
falathood.
Douglas bas brought this issue on 'himself
by an overvaulting, multi ion and throtigh
bosh ity to the,Pret•i•lent.
KAleriAS liiir3.—Leat;COlCOrthy F- 4
2016., 183:I.—Capt. Montgomery haairoluota
tily given himself-tin to the authoritieskoawait
a , ttiii ppm the Charge ' t lfouvlici-3- le the
recent troubles upon the southern border.
Captain .Brown is reported to have left the
Territory. No fUrther d;ffieulies are 'appre
hended. The excitement here has all died
RWay.
The Bucks Quunty Intelligeneer
nu I,rstands that it is the int-ration of the
Delaware pi , r , ision_Canal - Company,.after the
cimsLis put ill complete s repair, to allow the
water to remain- in it all Wiutsr. Their
notion is that it would be less liable to in
jury from freshets or from stashing iti of 100f8
earth when full, than empty., At least they
ass dbposed to try the experiment.
Short Settlements mak. s Long Friends.
FOR the accommodation of those whet hare
patronized me heretofore I will say that I
(will be with my books, bills, and , accounte at
;the following named places for full settldment
of the Lame, not that I wish to hurry payment,
hut that welnay settle and pay when you can.
We will take oats, and in fact, moat every kind
of produce—so, gents, if you have anythirig, to
nollownil'sPills.Almost every linen- spare bring it right along.
lion. has its enemies__ We- have heard Id•como. MONEY atcrr zzrulumb!
lives denounced, and the 033Fortic telegraph l, ....:
called a nuisance. Tbe world, howortifr, seems I will be at Wm. Jones'.near Lathrop's Lake
to have agreed nein. cen in rri-rtion to this on Tuesday, Feb. Bth: at Geo. Ball's in Forest
Lake Thursday and Friday, Feb. 10th and 11th;
greet castuop-ditan remedy.- Theru ii nothing
at Elijah Adams'in Auburn Tuesdrly and Wed.
a.urpri-ing in ;his. .The human race everywhere
bare- the same internal - organizaticin—their nesday. Feb. 15th and 10th; at Geo. Letvis'dn
rtomachs, Evers. circulatlonerves, all their j ninv'ok Friday, Fell- 18th; at Beeman's - Laws
, ital argan., are a prey to en ntlens diseases,-sod rifle Center, Tuesday, Feb. 22d; Thursday and
all to'.iese dise.ses are cents Ilea and Cured by Friday . Feb. 24th and Xith,at JameaG. Bullard's,
ii,
liolloway's Pills. This, in- substance, ie the Jes- Brooklyn Center; at Wilinarth's, , Ilopbottom
timony of the Old World. It has been echoed Station. Tuesday, March 1: t: at "nukes's, Spring
and emphasized in this country. NO ruan „n•
tradicts it. The-inference Is irresistable—ii Ia Coma ChleL Come All
:no._ . - Ig'. N. B. I would be glad to sac my friends near
Donation Party.-;,..The friend.' of Rev.
. D. Adams propose giving liDto a Donation at
the Presbyterian Parsona g e, in Brooklyn, on the
afternoon and evening of%%'edneadav, Felpruiry
td, 18L9 All interested are invited tit attend.
kn.] - By order of the Cam , ittee.
- Sunny Side:--The pastor's life's not alt
sh.dy, there Ore times when the clouds have a
silver lining. and golden sunbeams cheer him in
his toils. Such was one of the plessan . seasons
enjoyed by the . Pastor cif the Baptist Church
with his Lfriends at the house of Mr. Wm. - 1,.
Post on the occasion of the generous "Dona
tion' given, him on Tuesdsy, - the 18th inst.
Many, many Ih: inks to the kind donors!
To the Bench and Bar, to the young men for
their very acceptable and timely gift; to the
friends of other chat-then. ..to his own loved
clinrck and congregation, .to the efficient com
mittee with-able assistants, who so‘euricessfully
commenced and completed the enterprise, fo - o the
young ladies who contributed so muchito make
the gathering sunny, and to the group of chit
dreTwhose presence edited greatly to the inte
rest of the interview, and for more than 8200
in goods and money, and especially forkhe kind
regard expressed in _the notes,-the suincribers
would retnrn.th.ir grateful iteknowledgements,
and may the Dispenser of all goods richly re
‘iiiiidtheim-for their kindness. - •
i.e. ROOMER,,
Montrone, I ..n. 18, 1839 1 E. L. BOOMER.
"Notice...-. The "Bridgewater Educational
AAsociatfon" meets on Sattaday of 'each week
at I p. m e at the " Free SchOol Minim"
in Illuntrcree._ The frierids of education are re--
epectfully invited to attend.
jan. I 4w2.] • B. O: CAMP, See.
Notices..—A I I who desire to obtain Teachers'
Blank Monthly Reports cab do so by calliny on
R. Ceshruitn in Montrose (bearding at'bfrs Bir
chard's opposite Mr. Japes Deans') or on S.
Lyon itt New Milford obit ,floor above Ward's
store. "`. - ;
, Thosemfin- ern! write we either at New Mil
ford Or Montrose; tbdt they dolts somililiinks
for Monthly Reports. will• hire them' sent im
mediately. B. F TEVVICEOURY,Co. Supt. •
White-Mao's Ilarber Shop,
—AT THE
ItE2BEILED
MONTR 0 SE, P.A.
de A s W. H. NEWSY
Important to females..--Dr. Cheeme
ntoi% Pills, Prepared by Cornelius L.Cheese:
man, New York City. The combination of in
gredient! in these Pills are the result of a long
and extensive precise' is. • They are mild in their
opeation,and certain in correcting all irregulari
ties, painful menatruationi, removing ali obetrui
lions, whether from Cold or otherwise,headaebe,
pain in the side, palpitation of the bead, disturbed
ideep„ which arise from interruption of naturi.
TO MARRIED LADlES,these Pills ire inval.
table, as will bring on the monthly period .
!I* regularity.- ladies Who have been dinap
pointed.ln the use of other pills, can- place, the
nuocketcwitfiden* In Or. Cbeesetuan's Pills' do•
ing all they are represented to do.
MOTICE.—They should not be used _during
Preguancyi . na a anis-r: would cenainly
soft therefrom. _ I
.
VRrnurted- purely vegetahle, and free. from
anything injurious to lihi orhealth.
.1 Explicit
directions, which should be raid, seeelDP 3o 7
caelt but. -. Price Sedt by snail on enelos.
log $1 to nayauthorized sigerlt. • . .
• u. B. nuTtuinips,.
-- • 165 Cietaiers.a.,
General Ageatfai' llre (Jelled &stet, tti whom
all ,Wholesale viers idsould be adikeiled."
W. LYMAN, linthanoock, laid ABEL
TURR*LL, Itfootrose„ Ageigt. *2 il4y
GROVER AND BAKER'S
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
495Btoadway New York.
18 Summer Street, Boston.
730ChestnutSweet,Philaclelphia.
137 BaltimoreStreet,Baltimore.
58 West Front Street, Cincinnati.
NEW STYLI--PRICE $5O.
This machine sews from two spools, as pur
chased from the store, nquiring no rewinding of
thread; it_liems, Fells, Gathers, and Stitches in
a superior style, finishing each seam -by its own
operation, without recourse to the . handneedle,
as is required by other machinba. It will do bet
ter and cheaper sewing than a seamstress can,
even if she works for one cent an hear. SEND
von a CIRCULAR. F. B. CHANDLER, Agent,
llontrose. ' derfitf
..stamatea.
In Rome, Jan. 23d, 1849, by the Rev. E. F.
Roberts. Mr. HENRY FAUROT and ,31isa
TAMAR E. COGSWELL, both of Jessup,
Cu.,Suaq Pa. . '
•
SUSQU'A CO. NORMAL SCHOOL,
Art MaCcozitric•sse•
J. F. STODDARD, A. M, PRINCIPAL.
MBE next term of the NORMAL SCHOOL
1 will commence on
Monday, February 14, 18 59,
to continue eleven or twelve weeks. For the
accommodation of teachers who desire to attend
a quarter of eleven weeks and are not able to be
dresent until the 2lat of Feb the opening ad.
ress will be delivered on that day in :he Acad
emy Hall, by Vim. H. Jessup, Dig, and the
term (if advisable) will continue II weeks from
that (line. -
Daring the term Prof. Stoddard will deliver
a course of lectures on the Science and Art
of :Teaching, Moral Culture, Elements of
'Character, and Natural Philosophy.
Students who consult their own interest will
bo present the first day of the termand will al.
low no trivial cause to keep them one moment
from their school. duties. \
All who desire can take lessons in Instrumen
tal sea Vocal Manic:of thorough instructors con
nector:l with the school.
EXPENSES:
Tuition, in Nor. Deport, per qr. of 11 weeks SF,"O
" Pr;nutry " " " - " .3,00
" '" Latin
,dt reek " ‘• " 4,00
" " Vocal Music " " 2,00
Board per week 2,00
jam' It is desirable that tuition bills be paid
in advance, and no deduction will by made when
students are absent, except in cases, of pro.
traded sickness.
Stu dents can bard themselves as heretofore
For further particulars enquire of the Prinri
pal, Prof. J. F. Stodcard.
WM. JESSUP, President
C. F. READ, Secretary.
Montrose, Pa., Jan. 25th, 1859.
SETTLE! SETTLE!!
Montrose at any time—come in and settle.
Montrose, Jan. 18, 1839.] IL THAYER..
D 1 c,lutlon.
THE Partnership heretofore existing tinder
the name of BARNES & HARLIN
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
!accounts of the Inte firm ore in the hands of S.
V. Barnes who is nuthorized to Petite the same.
• S. V. BARNES.
Montrose, Jan.'2sth 1859.) GEO. H. HAMLIN.
I! The business of Carriage Making and‘Re . pair.
ing will be continued in .future by the under.
signed, at the old stand -of Henry Clemons,
tchere - be will be prepared to attend to the wants
of old and new customers with prompiness'ind
i fidelity. [jtiti.27w4*) S. V. BARNES.
. BIM! BANKS! BANKS!
FOR correct and reliable information in re
lation to Banks, Bank Notes, and their
value; quotationsfur Laid-Warrants, Gold
Balliiin and Specie, subscribe for.
li. - Slamnrsce 4 Co's New York Bank Note List,
published &SS Nassau St., N. Y, weekly, at $2
per year, and sent by mail to•all parts of the
country. ' This List is corrected weekly by our
selves, Messrs. Drexel & Co., Philadelphia, and
Wm. F. Davie, Boston, and contains a full list of
all counterfeit add altered notes, New York Pri
ces Current, and Stock Tables for NfW York and
Boston. Address he Proprietor, •
L. S. LAWRENCE & CO.,
Bankers, New York
REED WHAT THE PRESS SAYS:
"A valuable, reliable and *laical werk."—Ot
we,getkiii.Timea.
"Balm Nora, Duncrou.—With the increase
of business and multiplicity of counterfeits, au
accurate and reliable Bank. Note Detector .be
comes an imperative netestity to the business
man. Such an one is Lawrence's Bank Note
List."—Lowell Journal and Courier. •
"Base Nora !Abr.—Messrs. L S. Lawrence
& C0.,,164 Nassau Street, New York, issue one
of the best Bank Note Lists we ever-sear. We
advise . eteiy person in want of a good weekly
lisito send to them for it. They 'also issue a
list semi-monthly.s—Rural American.
...We have received numbers of L. S. Lill.
renee & Co's New York Bank Nide List, a neat.
ly gotten up publication devoted to financial
=tier and detection of counterfeits—eorrected
by Drexel & Co Philadelphia. and Wm. J. Its:
via, Banker, Bos ton; and in New York by the
publisher, who are bankers; doing business at
104 Nassau SL All business men should take
it; it is in our opinion ahead, of Tboalison's."
—Waukegan Gazette.-
TEII3IIB-•lsavarially t in Advance.;
, • .• Served by Carriers in New York City. •
Weekly, per annum, - t 42,50
Semi-monthly, per annum, - - 1,60
, Sent by Mail.
Weekly, per annum. - - $2,00
Setni-monthly per annum. - r - 1,00
=Postage on the :New York : Bank Note
List is 26 eta. per year, paid by subscribers to
postmasters in their town. - •
* * *Correspondents atid-entiseribers are re
quested to name the State at . well as the Town
from Width they write; to /tante ptompt tattoo
s.
Agents authorises to collect for this work are
furnished with blank , receipts, calcified by the
proprietors, and no,persoa has any right to eon
'-tract any debts unless having authority
,from
them. All communications to be 4ddresked to
the Eiog pro re copies ietorL can be had of a l it '.Ebel News
Agents: Bursa, with Bank failures, are issued
for subscrihers. - I, i 4,, ,,
. Bubieribers'will please notifpus if aey do
not receive the Bank-Note list reviled".
/all nommuniestione for the Nesi.York Biulf
Note Listsaust beeddressed to L; S. Lawrence
I & C0.,-161 Nassaultreet, New York. f,j2:7.
EMPLOYMENT.
~..c-fl A ?ifONTH, AND ALL EXPENSES
PAID.—An Agent is wanted in every
town and county in the United States, to en.
pgo in a respectable and easy'businesily by
which the above profits may bo certainly realized
For further particulars, address DR. J. HENRY
WARN ER,corner of Broome and Mercer streets,
New York City, enclosing ono postage stamp.
0.26w3.
Administratrie Notice.-
WHEREAS, Letters of Administration have'
T T been granted to the subscriber on'the es
tate of ANDREW ROONEY, late of the town.
ship of Auburn, deceased,—all persons Indebted
to the said estate are requested to make im.
mediate payment, also all having just demands
'against the eame-will please present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
CATIIARINE ROONEy, Administratrix
Auburn, Jan. 20th, 1850.--w6.*
NEW DOG POWER,
A GREAT INVENTION':
Patented June 13th, MSS bt
A. cr.RUSH, Great Bead, Pa.
wrsE recommend this POWER to ai those
who have Churning to do, as being em
inently adapted to their wants. It is simple and
efficient. requiring leas weight to operate it than
nny other power used for a similar purpose. rt
is cheap, and at the s me time permanent.. Its
construction is so perfectly adapted to the- work
it has to do, that it is impossible to get it out of
order. •
At the Susquehanna County Agricultural Fair,
held at Montrose, Sept. 30th, 1858, it appears
from the following report of the Committee on
Farm Implements Addison G. Brush's Dog Pow
er took the mar easanuat. Here is what the
Committee says:
"They have been much pleased in the examin
ation of Addison Brush's newly invented Dog
Power for Churning; combining, as they believe,
morn power with less friction, at less expense
than any machine that has yet come under their
observation. The ease with which it can bo con
structed- or repaired, and the power indefinitely
increased, is a recommendation that cannot be
extended to the endless chain or roller—its aim
plkity is truly a remarkable feature, and a dairy
man has only to acquire the ordinary ability to
use a saw, to make a mortice and tenon, and ha
has one of these machines within himself. When
we consider the drudgery from which a farmer's
wife Is relieved by these achievements of skill
and genius, they cannot avoid feeling grateful
for every effort that may be made for such a.
desirable result. They award him the premium
of 80" CALEB CARMALT, Committee.
ABEL CASSIDY ,
- The above indorsement is o, sufficient guaran
tee that this invention is not one of those worth
less patents which have gulled the people so ex
tensively.
Any ono Wishing to purchase town,er-county,
or individual right, can now be accommodated.
We invite those who are interested in improving
and cheapening farm implements •to, give as a
call and examine our Dog. Power. We offer
such inducements that those who engage In Ode
business are not only sure to make money them.
selves, but prove a biassing to every one who
haf churning to do whom they furnish with one
of these time and labor saving Powers.
RECKUOW & YOUNG,
Jan. 20,'59:] Great Band, Pa.
rr LIE nnderiigned, the Founder and Publisher
.of Van Court's Counterfeit Detector, desi
rous of retiring from this branch of bcosinmeh ban
merged that old established work in the poptlar
Bank Note Detector of Imlay & Bicknell. - Hay
ing published Van Court's Dritector since 1839,
tho undersigned reluctantly parts with his old
friends and subscribers; but this , reluctance' is
lessened by the conviction, that in Inalar& Bick
nell's Bank Note Reporter they will receive a
work that matches the times. J. VAN COURT.
l‘Tcytlo4:3.
All subscriptions to IMLAY & BICKNELL'S
Bank Note Reporter
are payable scrupulously in advance. This is tho
oldest ,Bank Note Publication in the world. For
thirty long years it has maintained an ursullied
reputation,.and continues to be the necessary
companion of all business people over the whole
continent of America.
THE COINS OF THE WORLD!
Now in press by la; lay. & Bicknell, will be giten
gratuitously to all old and new subscriber& All
Coin Charts, Guides and Mantials, as•romfared
with this ; may be considered waste paper.
TERILS--Semi-lStonthly, per annum,' $1,50
Monthly 4 4 44 1.00
.Single copies at the counter )U
" • Mailed • 12
Address IMLAY StiIICICIda.L,
Box 1150, Pos . loffiee,Philadelppia, Pa.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.'
COURTS OF APPEAL:
ITIHE COXIMIS.SIOIiERS Or St*.
quehnfluis tinnily • lotto fixed upon
the following named day! aid places, for holding
Appeals from the Trienntol Atisessment of 1859,
to wit: - .
Forest Lake, kola*, February
2
at the housii of Mrs. Cleat, in Forestttle.lBs?
Silver Lake and Chneonut, Tobsday?,-Feb,ma
ry 28nd, at Kimball's Hotel in Choconnt.
Middletown, Apolacon and Friendaville Bono',
Wednesday, February 23d, at Jackson's Hotel,
in the Bore' of Priendsville. , •
Rush and. Auburn, Thursday, February 24th,
at the Snyder Hotel• in Rush. •
Springville and Dimock, Friday, February 25,
at the house of Spencer flicker, in Springville.
Brooklyn and Lathrop; Monday, February :28,
at the hen.o of James 0..-BuHard, in Brooklyn.
Harford and Limox, Tuesday, Marchjat, 1859
at the.house of N. W.Waldr.on,"in Ifirreid.' •
Clifford, Herrick and bundaff Wecine.a.
day, March 2nd, at the Dundaff hotel in Dnndaff:
Gibson, Thunday,. March 3d, at the houso of
Joel SteUithatk,in.Gibson
Thorn soh; ittritt andJaeltsen, Friar- Drub
4th, at the honerrof J. J. Tomer, in Jackson.
Franklin atid .Liberty r Monday, ;March ith, at
the hcinse of Beiiilonee, in Liberty.
New SiffOrd and Great Bend, Tuesday, Mc'h
Bth; at the.SomdfOrssille hotelier New Milfoni.
Harmony, Oakland and Susquehanna Bore,'
Wednesday, March 9th, at the house of Thomas
Carr, in Susquehanna Boro.'
Montrose and Bridgewater, Friday, March 11,
at the Cornmitaioners Office in Montrose.
Jessup, Saturday, March 12th, at the house of
Daniel Hoff hr Jessup.
By eider of thereentessipners. !.• •
-Wm-A..PROSSSIOI 4 4CIerk.
Commissioners Office, t I
Montrose. Jan. 7th , 1859. f• • janls tallB •
Register's . Notice.
11CfliBLIC NOTICE is hereby gis'en to all per
" sobs concerned In the fulcoitring Estates, to
wit
Estate of. I I fftDP,RICK PICKERING; late,
of Stusquelian'a, Frances Bietrering,Adminatratrix.
Estate of D. BLACEIBOTON, late of Gib.
son. Lyman Blackington, Administrator. ,
Estate of LUKE , BLAK ESLEE; late of Dim
ock,,Urbane Smith, Administrator.
Estate of 8.8. HIBBAR.D, late of Auburti
J. E. Hibbard, Administrator.
'state of J. B. SIIADDOCK. late of Rush,
H. J. Champion, Administrator. - „
Estate of L.• coati., late of Herrick, John
Smiley, A dminiatiator. • .
Estate of JOHN LORD, late, of Lath/4i chit
Lord, Xdmiiiistrator,
Estate of ELIZABETH GREENWOOD, late
of Harferd, Wm. C.Tiffank_gxecuter.
Estate of JAMES TRAVIS late of Ailksty,
S. W. Truesdell and Joanna 'NO! Eera. • ,
Estate of L.P. WIL I SIARTH tali or/4401rd,
Charles Tingley AdmiiiiitrAtor. .
That the acconotants . have gelded Osii.
counts in . the Itipiater's Offee,ln.apd•fer the
County of Siainelnuma, and that the as will
be presented to the',Judgea of ;thit-prphins!
Court of laid-;County, on Friday, Jio 251'4.
1859, foi confirmation entail/46pm.
• CHARLES ritALE;':l4B . lSter.
Registeetruffice. .
Montro7eiDei. TM, 1858.
0000 413."2"-MALPI. .
/WANTED, an Amy& lionesr. man in
'every county in the Etates,.to travel ik
canvass for theNtar YORK Omxtaus—a beau
tifully illurrated monthly Journal. To suita
ble, active men, a salary of 8.500 per year and
a small commission I.i be paid. Address
C.P,l3itrrrox;PubliAber,
janl3 40. 80 Beektnan-st, IL Y.
PATENT ANGULAR NAY KNIFE.
InHIS kind of HAY KNIFE is used to
L Cnt flay in a Mower Stacks. The folios/.
letter will show how useful the Knives are.
CLUITON,TA.
Mn. ZEHNER :-:-:-Dtar Sir:—Please remember
the township I bought of yon,,-1 made one
hundred dollars in a few weeks, in selling your
Hay Knife. Please find enclosed $2O again for
the right of two more townships.
- D. CLIFTON.
Persons wishing to make Money as-stated
above can do so by sending Ten Dollars to me,
and I will send by srattra printed genuine Deed,
for the right of any township you May wick in
Sincinehannu County, Pa., and I will send by
Railroad one Knife fora model, but you must
state to what station you want it sent, &c. Full
particulars - how to make the Knives, and cost of
Knives, will be sent with the Deed, upon the re
ceipt of price as above. This is'nn humbug.
Address D. ZEIINER,
j. I 3m2*l Homervillo, Medina Co , Ohio.
NEW YEAR PRESENTS.-
'rift subscriber wishes to make a present of
1. about six . differeffitlmanaca) for the year
1859, to • every family -in Susquehana county.
They are got up and published at. a great ex
pense, and contain much valuable information.
ABEL TOURELL.
Montroxe,
.January Ist, 1859.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL.
•
1858 is dead and gone, and
1859 is but just begun.
SO please call at the Mout rose !800
Store and buy acopy of the Arts of Beau.
ty by Lola Monter., and subscribe for Godey's
L a dy's rook at $3,00, or for Peterson's, Arthur's,
Frank Leslie's, Mrs. A. S. Stephen's &c., &c., at
the [owes club rates. 'Harper's and the Atlantic
at s2,oo,cach.
Call and buy a copy of Livingstone's Travels
and Explorations in South Africa, and a copy of. l
Recollections of a Life Time by S. G. Goodrich.
A fine sett of Chessmen, a beautiful Album, or a
Portfolio, a nice Pocket Bible, or a Prayer Book,
(of which you can find 15 or O styles,) a copy
or Miss Cooper's MountVornon Letter, a enperior
Pocket Knife, a Pocket.Diaf and Almanac, La
dy's, Democratic, Fartnere. ri bit ne, and Juvenile
Almanacs for 1859, dic:.; &e:, Sod at the same time
subscribe for any good Family Paper you may
choose nt the• very lowest club prices.
For further items of exciting news and im..
portent events please buy and read the N. Y.
Ledger of !an. • Bth and 15th, for sale nt the
Montrose Book ,Store, by A. N. BULLARD.
Montrose, Jan. 41141859.
NOTICE.
DR. R. PATRICK, JR., would like .
after a silence of nearly ten years, to appeal
to the mop l sensibilitlesof a very generous pub
lic. who nave always manifested their sense of
appreciation of his usefolorss by exacting his
services when needed. or thoUght to-be • needed,
but who hive given no other evidence of grati
tude or good will—particularly in the way of
"substantial aid" as Kossuth wonld,say—that
he now desires a full and entire settlement of all
his accounts, also the accounts of the late firm
of Patrick & Dimock ; and he wishes further to
etate that he desires nothing to be considered
wrong, if, after few weeks, the said accounts,
remaining unsettled, Sho'd be placed in the hands
of a good sharp-erne...ter, sod mado to account
to him something that will buy Oats and Buck
wheat. Please notice this and take action emir
dingly.—YoUrs Truly,
jams . E. PATRICK, JR.
•
piscarered at Last.,Ell
A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS & BUNIONS!
ALL persona afflicted with these painful ex
cresenees, can effect perfect cures, without
the aid of a surgeon or the knife, by using San-
ford's Com Plasters. Sent by mall, post paid, to
any part of the contitry nn receipt of $l.
Address b..t. SANFORD, 241 Dock-st.,
dec3o ...or Box 261 P. 0., Philadelphia.
FRANCIS B. DAVISON, D.
pi:„Ac 7K E—L-
Medicine and Surgniy, •
in Montrose 'ated adjacent parts It Susque
. hanna-County.
OirrIVIE in . thyptorqpf C. 11 , V.Morr, Esq
'RESIDENCE Corner opposite the Methodist
Church. t.
Montrose, Nor. 16, 1853.
:) sJO : 1:%,'. f i t iki) i
WA-TER CURE.
Binghamton, Itrintme County, N. Y.
THIS establishment is , open for the reception
of paint; (Idling •the whole year, and is
arranged Vilth a view to the . comfort and' con.
veniende of invalids doting the COLD WEATHER.
Lido mitt iteena
are thoroughly warmed; and the entire house is
kept At 811111311ER.TRENtEfiLTIIR E.
Experience has domonatated that the Water
Treatment is dust sudcassrul during the
-AUIUMI AND WINTER VOXTOS.
EXPRESSLY TO THE NI
_
You dre aft Titatid and desire to be cured,
Yon lohg for. health,—trialte the proper effort
and gone health; will be re Cored.
Are your, Liver and Sumach diseased ?
gib your Threat and Lungs diseased ?
Are yoti Bellthidttn—Unable to walk ?
Have you Rhemetliti 6r Impurity of the Blood?
Have you General Debility and Palpitation of the
Heart? , t
Have all your efforts heretoforoproved abortive ?
Ger to. thb Binghamton Water Care.
Weer Treatment will apeedily rare you.
* * *For further particulars oil at the 0 Cure"
or address 0.V.. THAYER, 31.'D.
- Smith,
SURGEON DENTIST. Residence - and of.
fice opposite the Baptist Church (north sidci)
afoot:Nl. . PettienlaraKentton.oill bb.giren
to buterttng teeth on gold and silver plate, and
to filling dewing teeth. ..
January Ist, 1859.
•
HIGHLYIMPORTANT
11111-.A:fill 11-
To 11 Geatlemol Who Wear Clothes.
yH 6 recently made . arrangements , at Coa
-1 sidemble capers -for doing work in tha
Tailonno-Busitless
on very attart notice, in,aneaidurable, and huh
ionable manrier t Ind at redu ced
I will furnish gprmepteto order, if desired, or
render the enstomer.whatyverpaistanes be may
need In selecting
,Materials of 4he hem quality,
and at the lowest market prias&.. .
, All my work will be warraited•as.,to fit, fin
ish aid durability. No mash:nisei ibesitaile his
welit kern the shop nukes itunitalirm
Iteth'e- pormanentry;: and efigaged
ih this &altos, itfiballtie my great aim to please
the PUG*, and thus secure their patronage,.
;. P. 1.1140.
hfotitroae; Jane Ist 1858. 22tt
- OZCOND !RAND Barr el
outl. L 7 of nary every. deoeriptitin,
Better ind Cheaper then new oees,
for vale by ABEL TURREIL
Of:Sorrow/ tsitiv. 'Atli: 180..
1:11° 1859. cctti
WE ARE BOUND -TO GO =AHEAD.:
GO SEE
THE LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS
Readjust received at the Original One Price and
y-Pay Store of
IIIAYDEN,BUOTHERS.
The People's Agents are on band with
larg,o stock of Goods comprising Staple &
'Fancy Dry Goods,
• Hats do Caps,
Stools& Shoes,
Groceries do Provisions, •
Flour & Solt, •
Yankee Notions,
Watches, Jewelry, •
Wall & Window Paper,
WoodesaVar,e,-
-and we have ono thousand and one things besides'.
We will say to CLOSE _BUYER . S
if you want .b.IIRgAINS.
CALL and SEAS' :
' HAYDEN BROTHERS.
New Milford, Pa., Jan. Ist, 1859.
CASH PAID
VOR NIPPING FURS BY
.111AIDEN IMOTHERS.
New Milford, Pa., Jan. 181;1859.
Exeoutor's Notice.
XOTICE is hereby given to all persona luor.
ing demands against the estate of Mary
Webster,-late of the township of Forest LAC,
deceased, that the same must be presentedle the
undersigned for arrangement, and all persons in=
debted to said estate are requested to make im
mediate payment.
C. E. WEBSTER, Executor.
• Forest Lake, Dec. 2lst, 1858-6 w.
•
Administrator's Notice. .
HEREAS Letters of Administration hove
VV been granted to the subscriber on the es.
tato of Dichitable Tennant, late of the township
of ilarford, deceased; : all persond indebted to
said- estate are requested to make immediate
paydiont ; also all , having just demands against
the same will please present them duly authen
ticated for settlement.
.1. D. RICHARDSON, Administrator.
llarford, Dec. lit, 1858.-48w6.*
itt abli
FARM FOR SALE.
,lIE Subscriber offers for Sale the valuable
1 Farm and Hotel lately owned and'occupled
by Cakin Summers, deceased, and long known
as the
t 313 WIRER% PLACE.
Sid Patin is situated in the pleasant village
of Summersville,in the township of New Mil
ford, Susquehanna County, Pa., directly on the
line of the Delaware, Lackawanna 4. Western
Railroad, four miles from its junction with the
N. Y. & E. R. It. at Great Bend, and ono and
a half miles from the Depot af New Milford.
Iv contains about
- 240 ACRES
180 acres improved„ 60 acres 'woodland. It is
well watered, has a lasting stream running
through, and a never-failing supply of water
conveyed in lead. pipes to the house,. birlyand
cattle-yard. It is well fenced and undel-tood
cultivation, is well adapted to growing grain,
and is peculiarly fitted for growing -stock ; end
is tme of the best dairy farmrrin" the county: It
. has-upon it two orchards of
choice grafted fruMtrees, a ai
large and convenient dwe ft
1 - id
ling, now occupied as a ~ .
hotel ; two large horse and-carriage barns,
One large bun with two eattle...yrods• ample
sheds and all the arrangements for 'feeding
stock ; three small tiny and grain barns,: ice
house, brick smoke house ; large corn houie,
and all other:9;h buildings necessary on a large
farm. It will be sold lew,end terms of payment
made easy. For information Address;
, R. Ir. SUTPHIN.
* Summersville, Suaq'a Co.,Pa.
_
Nov, Ist, '58.-3m. .
JAMES -,11 I'LE'S
• DIETETIC SALER,ATIIS:
THE BEST article ip market. Try it.
- .
43tICK31CIN LASEIES,—no humbug—at
2s each. and no less.
ANEW surlily of 'those excellent Candles,
by the lb. or box. -.. •
MEW supply of those good TEAS, at 9, 6,dr.
1.11 8s per lb. • the eery best bi market.
•
TOBACCO,, •• •
. - CIGARS,
EACULOOL ‘ l2PaftlOilk‘,"
Of every variety that is used tinder the present
administration.
OIL CLOTH CARPETING i and indeed nor
"clity"-ean now boast of an assortment
unequalled heretofore, at very low prices for
cash. IL KENY-ON, ihr.!
A TWO-YEARS-OLD COLT.
VERY haodsome— very nice, and for hale
“right," both as to price and time.
R. KEN YON, Jr.
der.2l Lionville Centre, Pa.
Nglibag Vrtsents.
THE subscribers would at the attention of
their friends to the great variety of Gcikt
and'Silver Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods
which they have on hand suitable for the ap
proaching Holidays, and which they offer at the
lowest Cash Prices. EVANS dre ALLEL
!'Odd Fellows' Hall,
Binghamton, flee. 17th, 1858.
•
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.--Open
Face and Hunting. of every sty•lo and priatt,
comprising over fifty different pattern, many or ,
their own importatiou; and warranted time
keepers, which cannot fail ta*ait;by
- Ev4as dz..Att.tx.
riOLD CHAINS, Crosses; Keyti,Seels,Ntick-
IJI laces, Studs, Thimbles, Spectacles, Breast.
pins, Ear-rings, Finger-rings, Sloeve.buttons,
Lockets,
Bracelets, Snaps, Pens, Pencils. Togth.: -
picks, &a., &c., &c, by EVASS & ALLEN.
SMYER %VARE:-:-Table, Desert and Pickle
Forks. Table; Desert, Tea, Sugar, Cream,
Berry; Preserve and Salt Spoons; 'Napkin Rings;
Children,' Knives ' =Forks and • Spoons in sets;
Cup's; Ice Cream, Pie, Butter and Fruit Knives;
Salt Cellars; Card- Qum; &e. b3'•
& Anita.
PLATED WARE.—Ten 'Sets, Tea Pitchers,
• Castors; Cake and Cant Baskets, Pitcher
Trays, 5a114,./..'ups,; Sugar 'Zietkets,..Boup and
Gravy Ladltts, Forks and Spout" &e.,'for side
by • EVANS & ALLEN.
PAPIERMALSE Boxes, ner : ame and Fancy
Cases, Coral Beads, do.Neeklaces and Arm-
lets, Shell t andelndia RubherCombs, Tea Bells,
Telescope% -Watch Otatails, Kaiven, . and Forks,
Pocket Knives, Scissors, Wax, Satin and Amber
Beads, &c., dke, &c, by • Evarti tkAt.tatt.
DIAMOND PINS AND PING AR-RING
some very fine, by EVAIS ALLEN.
tILATED KNlVES.—kLargeitaa ailment of
Table and Desert Koiyes, and Carvers, by.
, _ • ,EvAtts.&...As.r.kr,
• tf. 2 od4 Fallovis• Hall.
Binghrlmte.4; ' "ed. t '7th; IBS. • -
t•....; THE BLIND-SH ALL SEE',
•••
A LARGO AND NEW Sitriiriaror
SPECTACLES.
}UST
TO•• • • •
„. , • • • , CAlt I:..gr
41.1 i A l .tE,• 3 1 -
"41, TLTRREL .
!fitulrtne, !euv.lsthi r8$8:
==9
. R.. R.
NO MORE PAIN, . .
NO MORE SICKNESS,
NO MORE RHEUMATISM;
OA witrrentui OF THE /OMR,
ACHES, TOOTHACHES, OR ern-mono / Trost
' OTHER ROOMY
The Rapid and Ceani/eie Efficaci aJ
MIDWAYS
• • Heady Relief,
In Instlintly stopphig the most et.
cruciatlng. Pains and Aches,
• Bur.ns,Scalas,Vasts, Wonuds,
Bru!sei,&e., &c.
render it int poriant titareveryfamily keep a sup
ply of it in.tlie house. -
Armed/With . 'this remedy, a housettold -is al.
*ay protected against sudden attaaks,of sick.
near/ ThOusands of lives of pentonit have been
saved by its timely nee, who Were suddenly
,seized' in the nigbt.time with Craelps, Spasms,
Vomiting, Cholera. Yellow Fever,ini other vio.
lent diseases. Let q dose of thiii Remedy be
taken internally, as the case may require, when
suddenly seized with -Pub Cr Sickness, and it
will INSTANTLY RELkEYE THE PATIENT FUOEI PAIN,
and arrest the disease.
-~.;,,;-
46.1ia#4tabggelief,
' • .• • Has Cuffed
ItHESIVATJSM, . In four hours.
NEURALGIA, . .Pn'one hOur.
CHAMP. r . • In ten "ninnies.
DIARRHEA. ". • - •In fiOken Minutes,
TOOTHACHE,' - -• In one minute.
SPASMS, . In five minutes.
SICK HEADACHE. . In ten minutes.
CHILLS AND FEVER, In fittges minutes.
CHILBLAINS . bkfirteen minutes.
INFLUENZA, - - ln sin Wawa
SORE THROAT, - - In ten minunter
• - In twenty minutes.
FROST BITES, .
AGUE CHEER,
PARALYSIS:
LAMENtss,
IN ALL CASE. 4 OF,
BRUISES. ,
. .
WOUNDS., . • 4 ;.- •
, .
,S TR i INS, imil : ' •
• ' ' • • •-• •' I' • SPRAINS,
the moment it is 'POO, tp Cm injured parts, all
pain and uneasiness ceaso, - " Look out for Coun
terfeits and Imitations—Purchase only RAD 7
ItratieS READY RELIEF. Price 45 eta., 50 cts 4
and $1 per bottle. - :- .p
— . —:re— - y: ~s
A. New Contribution to s i eence.
' , !hie Great grand Discovery.
• R. . it. • - It.
(No. 3.) ,
Radway's Regulating Pills.
Da. BADWAN & CO. have recently discovered
a method for extracting ffoni roots, herbs, plants
and gams, a autritiouti extract of such ivodbr
ful nourishing power—'which they have combin
ed with Rstiwav's REnot.i'rint 'Pazs- r that
six of these Pills Will itipplrthe bleotititith the
same am( out of nutrition as ''one donee 'of ordi
nary bread; so that, while the system is under.
g.iing a thorough physining, and regulating
process. it daily becomes strengthened.
Persons afflicted with Invin ConmAritr, Drs.
PEPSI& HEART DISEASES, FULLNESS OF BLOOD,
and all Females who are subject to IRREGULAR.
Irirs, litsnatA, &c., are particular recom•
hiendedlb use these Pills..' They, are pleasant
, to takeL-elegarttly coated with gum—free from
taste„_and 'trill not gripe, sicken or weaken the
system, or leave the bowels coatit43. Mothers
pursing should likewise take one or two of these
pilia ohm or-twin per week. They witt nbt only
keep your sy6tem healthy sad
.Pbkulur, but will
protect yottr infant veiled, Cramp and Pains in
the stottiathi andinshro . tibt only a healthy child,
but wiliotiVesrevety child, thus sacked, with a
sweet disposition : • • - - •
Radway's Regulating Pills
Regulate each and every organ of the system,
and corect all derangements of the Liver, Bowels,
Stomach, Heart and Kidnffs,
• They. ctirb
COSTIVENESS, INDIGEw3TION,
HEART-BURN, DYSPEPSIA. "
BILIOUSNESS, CONSTIPATION,
DROPSY, HEADACHE, •
PALPITATION of , CONGESTION,
the HEART, , &c.
They_are entirety vegetable and harmless; an
infant bt thd breast can 'take them with sear
and persons who are subject fo rits,of Mintdety,
Epileptic, Heart 'Diseases, lie., sf mild always
keep a box OD had.; • - •
Pfite Cents.
- Ask for'
RADWAra REGULATOI;SiOI:,RECIILATISS PILLS.
• • 2
The GiAiteeistitutional Remedy.
• •. (No. 2.)
A Now Life.;Crenlinn Principle.
(genotiating IlesoltrtAt
Heali.Old Sores, Pariftes the Blood, Instills
w ithin the System renewed Realth,and Re.
solves and .Exterminates all Chronic and
Constitutional Discaee. . •
This great sod glorious temedp should lie
belied by the human race as a 'special gift from
the Almighty`, totrojelferatedilspidafed Bumpily.
Dn. RAntvAi & Co. ark the only'Phyrinians
and Chentists nf the world thit have succeeaea
in discovering' a: rtmedy Una will effectually
eradicate from the l lritnen'Systens conssitutionst
diseailes and I - dill:lents, transmitted rem, parents
to their children.. - , • p
Radway.'sßenoiritingiresolvitnt
19ia radically exterinitinte from the system
Serbfula, Cankers,
Syphilis; ' j Fits, ' -
Fever Sores, Runningi from the Ear,
Ulcers, - White Swellings,
Sore Ever, Tumors,
Sore Legs, Cancermts Afteotions,
Sore Mouth, %ales, •
Sore ,Ftesa
Rickets, -
Insanity, Glandular Swellings,
BROscurne, tt Night Sweats,
All Diseases of the i CoNscstellos,
Womb, I 'Rash Totter,
Frolapsus Uteri, t Rumors of 811 kinds, •
Skin Diseases, Chronic Rheumatistd,
Salt Rheum,. • .Dispep4in, •
And al.l:diseasee that have been este/1;01A in
tEe system fpt yearn. '
PRICE ONEDOLIAft PElt BOTTLE.
Firtolin.h.tcrlintromsfs asstaywuz9i.:JEl
RAD WAY & CO., 161 Fulton St.. N. Y.
oc i 3in&c.
.. _ .
TO Alit INTERESTED
THE Subscription nosonots of the late brin
DicCoar.ux Qt Gssmiseri.have been placed
the hands of Mr. Win. L alone be.
ing suthcnized to collect anVve receipts tor the
same. , He desigis . canvasst the cdunty, and it
is desirable that all Ind ebted should settle
promptly, thereby saving further trouble Mid ax.
pease to all perilous B:bIecOLLIIM,
A: L. GERRITtION.
Montrose; Septstatier 21it„18521.
iIikVIPFALO ROBEAka-A
.superior lot
13 of stw N. 1- seliirfg fur threequarters the
pries of last gesso% , Ii BURRITZ
New Deo: Ist, 18611. -
LAMPS!
•
AND :MATERIALS
.1 .; 'T- S-i•
URNING FIiVID aok*, tamp oil.
8
Vendkh - tte :v yt hetet, tioatitioa, oistotootti
on hand l and at once* as caul' a TA* cHzantsT.
cassomers may *sty aim want Inladitatoti
'llhastipipowth%tety and tat*, as 1 all so Awl;
they're ver get stale. _Alao.Vaus and Lampe..
, ~ABEL TURRELL,. , •
.11oninisf,'Nov. 2btb, 18.5 0 . A
-
l!MEIMI
111511: DICILERNIAN,JI‘...
/ HARDWARE
•
• - .•• •• , . •
IN. FULL BLAST .',
THE„,n,le,„igved would take.. thiat l 4?pOttry
nity to inform hia friends and. bafitos :era
that he has recently made large additilms tra
former extensive stock of ' •
Hardware. SteVes; ••,Stoveralp
Stove Triirittange,.,
and that he is prepaied to supply 'thearV . nets of
the community in that line at nniir.isuly low
prices. Be Ilattere himself that hilrfaiiti:iea: for •
man u factoring his rii"irn Wares; Sri:Vex,*a give
him a decided 'ad:Otago •ovee , pur
chase and transeoyt at a heavy expenseeleir en
tire stock. .
lie would ,03 , tii . dtiso who wt.!: to ydratiao
STOVES Of any delaptiorr,'STOVE PIPIT" or
TRIM! !NOS, of say.kiruk. anipil ter Melt he
is prepared to give their *rest berg:dos:" te•
those who want to pa:et:ass on a year's:Vit.
and thisr let it ran two year:mere; he hart' lA , -
er they watildeall oh•some one elaelierenifitiiit
hare to pry secentv.five Per tint more than art
article is Worth. lithe tine -, _
=EMI
• •
Shelf Hardware;
his assortment is the lamest and best seleit.i. ip •
Susquehannt County; purchased as hie BOA
has 'bee's Mostly of manufacturers, he is enabled
to eel. inducements to those country merellants . '
who buy small bills, rarely found ill:1108Mo or:
the big city. We can offer special inducements
to Carpenters and Avineri whoonreillu.nt or
either Tools -or Building . Idterrltle;
smiths car find ANVILS, VICES; BELLOWS,
and,in fact, almost anything in their line; by Call
ing on us,
C AP FOR C ASH.
• • Our stock. of. •• . -•
tort Glacillit t litt ort, tkiesti Rovatia •tr - vd
15111oEli, 'Hate atd tapt, "Van
• kee lotions, dm. ••••
is as largo as the times Will admit of. They *ere
purchased at a low figure, and will be sold at:
prices to correspond with the timeri.."•.‘
READY-MARECLOTIIIIIG I
We have just opened about one-dBB a-half
cords'of ready-made clothing. Everybody says'
they are cheap: Somu say they'are-vcry cheap,•
apd a number bare ventured to sby•they are dog •
Cheap: Certain it is that a small pile of money
will buy a large pile of clothing. • .
Nc fibul a ib this connection, for the in
fririnatieibf bli concerned and the "rest or man- -
kinstel - that we are tired and sink of the credit
iyat;..n;l; we have suffered enough - by it already,'
and'ate "ditenuined to , rid 'ourseltes of the
the whole "41ritter.". Believing that the nimble
aixpence •ie the tree 'warm, we are resolved to
adoiltit,*aud are offering oar goods- at prices to
f.'
correspond. •
*.*Prodtice taken in ezehange'tor Modi.
J. DieISEItIFAN, Jr.
New Milford, Nov. 29th, 1858.
4 - t *t#irts!
• ff. BUR RI TTI
- -just receiving 4. Tem - Sp:lok of
NEW STOVES,
Oven, LaYgt Oven .nod kteuLop f..Pricelviialtlu
Cook Stoves; (for wood or coal,) • with "rnipericir
variety of' Ptirlori Miro nod 'SRO, and 'Store,
(for - wood or etial);• aiso t Snrre"Pipe, Zinc, Sheet
Icon, Stove Tube& ike : ,-Stel, &c.
ills assertMent inelddon'tne most SEcter
DESIRABLE STOVES in market, and': will be
sold on the MOST rAvon.tilLE TUNS, anti to
which he would invite-the particulnr Intention of
latt.. buyers. [New Nilford, Nov..lst, 1858.
The GIL EAlt AMBASSADOR of UNA EMU
.10101 Mankind.
rim IE want of rite-114 ditinil to [pier the
JL ilia and necessities of the sulfeting portion
of humanity, and Übe entirtstelree from mineral
and other deicteriodii parlieles, was severely felt
uutillidem!FPowerful medicine was ushered into
the p Wai-ki; Holloway's invaluable Pills have be.
Come the Household ReMetly_ of all nations.
Their attribute is to*Pieveist,tts well as to Care:
they attack the radix rorit.ofthe complaint, and
ten:loving the hidderi caillitla disease reinvigor.
ate and restore the droapiagcnergies of the
tem, asai.ting nat , tirb falter task of Vital and
FunetiOnary. Reformation:
',Dyspepsia.
Th grMii :pcourge of this continent yields
quiekly ton course of these antiseptic Pills, an.)
the digtiativirergans are restored to theirproper
tone; no matter in what hideous - it / Wipe this: hy
dra of disiaie- exhibits itself, thissParChilig and
melting remedy disprses it frog% tRe aticnt'spe
el49iti• •
General Debilityliait*eilliness.._
From whatever cause ; Lowness of Spirits, and
all other signs of a dideliseal.liver, and other dia.
organizations of the system, vanish under the
eradicating inglience .of this allpowerful anti
septic and detergent remedy.-
Bil Nus 1119116*di`re.
Tho proper quantum and right condiffelf ef the
bileks of momentous importance tikiie health
6i4:16 humanframe, this Antilllilkaamedicine
expels the hidden fieeds t of•ths coMplaiitiiand
renders all the fluick and liecretickus Pare and
fluent, cleansing - and resuscitating the vital feu&
tionsof the body.
Fens - alai: ' • •
Should loose mrtime in trying a few doled of
this reguiptintand renovating.remedy, whiterer
may be- their complaint, it. can. taken will(
safety-in a periodical and other.dt il+
so l'anitationsi;
its elfec4 is all but miraculonis
- Vprefuicidiondot. • .
The testimony of_ nations ppanicrintutly,
bortiolo the health.givino . .virtnos of this noble
remedy, and certifumtA in ererfr
bear witness to the Undetfinylenekti'of the In- .
trinsic•kilerth.,+, . ' •
ffillowayes iti4e are Shebat ettmal, iknowa AI •
.„ toortl fu'r flafulleiciag diecases: • -'
,
Asthma; Diarrlicht; Infirieni4 - , Stone attd
Bowel Cora-Drspay, totlam'ation,Grarel; -
plaipt6 Debility,;,, lAtiiard Secondary ,
CoUghs, reser, and:Weakneas;. Symptonw -
Colds, ', • Ague— Liver Venereal
Chest. Dis.Fildnic, o Complaints,.Affectionl:.
Omer- - •Compleints,Lowness of Norm: of
costivenesa,Hendaches, Spirits, all MIA:
D.VasPni3,; , ladigestien, Piles, 7 . • •
i..IarCAUTION! None are genitthii talo'
the words a Holloway, New York Oid London:'
are discernible as. a Water-mark la every leaf
of the book of directions *round each pot or
box; the same may' be plainly, ‘en by. holding
theletito•thi light. A handioate reward will be
ran Witty one rendering sack information.' as
may lead to the detektim of any party or parties
counterfeiting the medicines or vending the saute,
knowing them tit, be Spurious, .
sol 41,tbe hlannfactoriel at Professor
Hp1.1.6t4;80 Maiden Lade,Now. York and:by
all reipectable,Drhggista and Dealers in Medi-i.
nine taro trout the Untied States nod'
hid viorg, in.bettea 25 coati,- 6'2 Ceuta eel $1
cacti: .
,Where is con.sideratte faking "
theLlarger *ices.- . '
ft—Directional/or tint gnidaneeif ;titivate
in every disorder ere a ffi xed to each box..
June Jid." 1208.-Iy. . . [22,ec4,1F
-,1 7 .11ppLy, - ;
t70i[1.4,1868. A. TURRILLIL
• NU . PIIREY'S- • HOMEOPAtHIG,
J-7 Reciaaii,a for sale by AsaL re):th.Bra.