ALSO--1111 that certain piece or parcel of
land situate .4n the township .of Thotripson,
County and State aforesaid, bounded and de
scribed as follows, to - wit: beginning at en old
basswood stump—being an old witnessed corner
of lotaLLthenCe along the lino of James Buhr
lOnd and land of Charles Wrighter north
forte six and three-fourths degrees east one
hundred and thirty-six reds to a corner in the
line of Fail Wrighter's land, at the intersection
o f a cross watt; thence along said cross wall on
-the line of other land of said Joel Lamb north ,
fifit..-two and one-fourth degrees *pet ninety
four and one linif rods to the end of said cross
wall; thence north seventy-four and one.haltde
gyet'R west thirty-two rods and
_five links to
atake on - the east side. of creek run; thence
.up
tiafif creek run south forty-six and threo.fourths
degrees west twenty' rods to a corner. rea the
west side of creek run, to the son's end, near a
large . honieek on the east side of said run;
thence south thirty-six and a half degrees west,
. nineteen rods and ten-links, to a beech on the
West side of said run ;= thence south fifteen and
three-fourths degrees west sixteen rods and five
links to a corner near an ash tree, on an q , d
division line of lot; thence on said division line
south forty-six mad three-fourths degrees we st
forty rods to a stake and stones in the line of
Withamso,d's lot; thence.alone'said line smith
forty-three degrees east one h undred' rods and
thirty links to the-place of:beginning,: 'Contain
fro, eighty-seven acres, be tlit same more or less,
with the appurtenances, one barn, and , :tbent one
half icor-Dyed.- 7
'Also, all that fertain piece or parcel,of land
situate in the township of Thomson, County
and' State aforesaid, bounded and . described as
follows, to- wit; On the north by land of Ebe
nezer-Ileeaenger, on the'eest by lands of Ebe
nezer Messenger and Charle's Wrighter, on
the rionth by land Chas. of Wrighier. and on the
,seist - by lands of Oliver Williams and Alvah
Mudge, containing about_ two hundred and
tweirty.three acres, be the same more or ',..)ess,
_together with the appurtenances, one framed
house, two barns, one horse barns, sheds wood-
house and other outbuildings, one orchatd;and
about one bun( red and forty acres improved,
[Taken,in txecutien at the suit of
.Smiley
Curtis vs...l. , ellentib.]
ALSO—AII that certain piece or parcel of land
situate the township of New .11ilford County
rued State. aforesaid, bounded and described as
follows, to wit: beginning et a past in the fence.
it being the south-west corder of the :parson
age
* lot owned by the Congregational church;
thence -south eighty-five and,three-fourths deg
east
10 5-laths perches to a post. in the fence;
thence east three and onadralf deg. cix end
four-tenors perches la A post 'in the fence, for
a corner; thence north eighty-eight . deg. west
ty.in and eight-tenths percher.; thence north
sixty-five deg. west eight and four-tenths per
dins to a beech "strike, it being. ri corner of a
lot surveted to A. W. Ilardiag by Ogden Pratt;
thence east three and one-half deg. north three
and one--fourth perches to the
. place of begin
(dug: containing fifty-four and six tenths. per.
iihes4te the eaere.,more or less, together with
the enpurtenan. , es, one_ building formerly or.
capita' as a foundry, one barn, and all improved.
[Taken in exectititm at the suit of Silas thud!.
ton to the use of E. Aldrich vs. Orrin Bennett],
ALSO—AII that certaM - piece or parcel of
land, icing and being in , the township of Rush,
County and Stve aforesaid. hounded and des.
eribeens follows, to wit: On the north by lands
of George Kennedy •, -the ea 4 by George
Snyder: on the 'ninth by P:-McCauley' - 0a the
nest by James Logan, containing one hundred
- and fifty acres more or less, with the appurte
nances, one 'framed hottee,and about forty sires
- itoproyed. [Taken in. recent:en at the suit of
A. lolhrop & Co. vs. Dennis Crosby
41 SO—Ail that certairipirce.or parcel of land,
situate in the township nt,Gt. Bend and Oak
land, 'Crinnty and Shite aforesaid, bounded and
deseriherl as follows, to wit • Onitho north by
I. nds of aVnahington Hawkins, and land 'mare
hate or.i. C. h'isft ; on the east by lands of. De.
Mesetatt aird Stpiirevand.Thomas: on theLinuth
by ,S. j aires and Thomas and land of 11..1feKin•
ney ;on the west by - rand of S. M. and Mon
son and James Worden, contnining,,about 268
acres more - less: with the appurtenances, one•I
small bons:, one neat-Ird. and about f; acres
imprspi-d. [Taken in. execrition - -,at the 'suit of
Dayton to the use of C. S. Bennett vs..;
liawitirer j I
ALSO—AII that certa;n!piece or parevl "fiend,
sitante in the town-hip of K,i've Milford,Counly
and State aforesaid, bontalal and described as'
illows. to wit: Oa 'the north by. land of 0.
11.atiew,n east by land ofLand '
Jennings, o f the south by lands of S. Lewis,
and-wee by bole ofJ.,Wriliame,eontaining one
tundrerl'and fifty-tree .I..res more or loss; with
the - apptirtenenee.i.„ one flamed !prise. one fram 7
r' ,- d barn, one cow house, one ordhard, and about
90 acres irripsev.d. [Taken in ixecutlon at the
suit oft:. S. Bennett th the use of S. fiutchin-
Fon & CO. vs2lohn
A I.S1)—All lh it certain Oven or Parcel of land
situate; a nd t y lrie• in the ruvenship it I
County and aforesaid, bounded and des- I
cribed as-folf.t.ws, to wit the north by lands t
of Ib,p ee Bath mind ; on -the east 1
by John S. IViliiuns ; en the soirth.. by lands of I
p r i e ler..end on the west.hY Jahn Ooss,contain
ing one, Ileadredfai thirty-three acres, with the
apptirtenanees, one hotise,_tum lawns, one saw
rniii, and about ei,Jity acres improved. [Taken
in execution at the suit of O. A. Eldridge vs. I
Henry Witliatmaj -
All :hat. cirtain plrce of land situate. in
Lenox township. Susquehanne county end State
• of Perlifsfxani.r, bounded nod described as' fol.
• towse, on this north by Benjamin Tourjie, Asahel
Warrens \ L Tingiey„ James apd
Mareus'Case, nod AndrewColin:id; on. the east
by Warren 51.'Bingley; ifenjamin Torarjie, Eliehs
Bell. and 4odrew Conrad.; south iCv Etisha Ben,
Mattis Cnnra:d, and Ste hen,and on
w est. by James G. and Marms Crise, David %Vit.
marsh, and George Mites; eonfaiiing about
472 acres more or less, together with the appur
tenances. 5 dwelling houses,. 3 barna, 1 black
smith shop, - -3 onetrurdknnd abolif,2oo ger. int
•pioved. :Exe :piing. however, .20 aeressind 6
perches ineladed in the_above deleription, own•
td by Harriet Clark, ani.l bounded and described
as follows: beginning at a stake and.etones cor
ner °riot s•dd to Benj. C. Toarjie • thence north
88 1.2" east 60 perches to a stake and ;tones
contjr, thence south 6 lea' 53 4.1 Otba perchk.s
to a stake and • stones corner an the north side
rifthe Clark road; thence mruth 'BB 1.:1`. west
.60 perch - ea - to a .take Ind stones corner, thence
north 1-4' cast 53 4 lOths perches to the place
of t beginning: with I dwelling house and partly
improved.. [Taken in exemccion at the Suit of
C. L. Ward vs. Rufus D. Clark,"
thateertain tract or parcel of laUd.
'• situate in the township of Lenox, County and I
State afoiesaid, and butted; bounded and de
scribed as follows, to -wit: beginning at a. hem- I
lock. the south corner of Aaron' gyaearscres
. Likud and the west corner of landi,hereby eon
%vied; Ibtutice• by lands of Hugh iienty
Conte* and Reuben Bake? north f . o'rtPfire do
greet( and thirty minutes east tWo hundred and
seventy Perches to a stake and stones on the line
of the Drinker lands: thence along said last
mentioned line south- forty-five degrees and thir
ty minutes east seventy-four perches to a cor
ner in the marsh; thence by !andel Orvil Tiffa
ny teeth forti.fiee del deg rees and thirty- minutes
west lifty.four perches to 12 maple; thence sontb
twent2.-sev'en degrees oast seventy perches to al
breeii,-theace ale ng the south bank of MeadoW
Creek and eight rods therefroin southwesterly
by the several and distances thereof to a stake
andirtonee; thence north Iliirty-seven and ahalf
deg r ees west sixteen perehe;;'Oenee sikty-seven
andthre'e.fourthe 'degrees west forty--two;per.
ches • to a poet thence south sixteen - and a half
degrees east forty-five perches to apost; thence
south thirty-two - 'and ,a quarter 'degrees ,east
two pty-14 perches to a hemlock; thence south
sizetAte. find a (planer degrees west twenty
perches lir n. hemlock;-thenc e north arty-five
sod h half degrees west sixty-seven perches to a
hemlock; thence south forty-nine and a half de
grees
west sixty-three perches to a post, turd ,
ihenew forly-fopr degrees west one hundred and
forty-nine perches to the
,beginningi containing
sap hundred and eighty-seven aeris, (reserving
to the said grantors the grist milt, the dwelling
house neardt, and twenty acres Around and sad
jsining the saute from the abi4edescribed land.) '
with the appurtenances, one framed; 'd - whiling
house, one 'barn, wagon house..-shop. two or.
chard., and about one hundred and forty acres
re:mowed. [Taken in execution it the suit of
11. It N'razier,"administrator of OliVer :Bacon,
deceased ye- - Luke fiend tied Ifartha Reed - his
wife. I
•
ALSO—AII :that certain piece or pima of
land, situate in the township of Herrick,Conety
and State 1014e:said, bounded and-desenbcd as
follows, tow* Beginning at a corner on the
south sits `col the Cochecton and Gt. Bend turn
pike mad, two rods below the west end of the
dwelling house of Chas. Bonner • thence south
65q east, 83 perches to the middle :f the mill
creek ; thence down said 'creek the[ several
courses thereof, 171 perches to where the said
creek cranes the road ; Thence northwest 120
perches to a stake and stones; there° north 55'
east 118 perches to thebeginiling, eontaining 72
acres and seventy and l a half perches, excepting
•nd reserving for (he use of Erastwt Day. his
heirs and assi,, ,, ns, one rod square near the bead
of the spring adjoining the lied of the said Eras
tus Day for a watering place, beingLAbe same
premises which Chas. Bonner and Cathirine his
• wife by indenture dated the 23d day Of April,
1825 conveyed tollavid Lopy, jr, &c.,:together
with the appurtenances, one dwelling fliise, one
barn, one grocery, some fruit trees, and mostly
improved,, [Taken in execution at thesuit of
Cristopher L.Ward and WiiliamJessup,Assignees
of Catharine Bonner ca. Wm: P. Colt and Wm.
Cox, Senior, with Notice to Willard IWalker,
Terre Tenant.
•
A LStl—All that certain piecior parcel of land I
situate In the township of Clifford, Cannty and
State aforesaid, bounded and described as lot
lows, to wit: on. the north by lands of Benja
min Ares and William Coil; on the; east and
west by land of Thomas P. Phi nney and the
Chrystal Lake; containing about two' hundred
acres, be the mete more or leis, together with
the appurtenances, one dwelling. house, one
wagon house, two barns, and other out build ,
ingot, one orchard, and about one hundred and
seventy-five acres improviad. [Take in exe
cution at the suit of D. N. Lathrop to the use
of Eliphalet Wells vs. Sylvester Johnsuinl
ALSO—AII that certain piece or ( parcel of
land situate, in the township of ; Auburn,
County and State aforesaid, bounded; and de
scribed as follows, to wit: on the north by
lae d df Abraham Waithan, and on the east
an -est by land of George liaverly, and on the
sowris.by land of C. H. Lowe, containing about
one and t hree- feu rt hs acres, more or teal, togeth
er with the appurtenances, one framed house,
one barn, one blacksmith shop, and all improved.
[Taken in execution at the suit of A. Lathrop
& Co., Vs. C. E. Lymaa.l . 1
ALSO—MI that "Certain piece of bru l d situate
In the towship of Middletown, County and State
aforesaid, blaunded and described as fellows, to
wit. beginning eighty porches Borah** of the
,Milford and Oweg4 turnpike road at scorner of
land in possession, of Ebenezer Putter in the
line of another hit of land in possession of John
Harrison; thence south 4hirty-seven deg.' west
one hundred and twenty perches to a post in the
%Volt' road (so called) at a corner of Michael
Whalen's land; thence northhfifty-three degrees
west along said Whalen's lad eighty perches
to a post in the line of Jamsis Ferry's land;
thence along the line cf said Ferry's hind north
thirty.sevenstieg, east forty perches to a post;
thence south-east, at a right angle froM the last
above named land tirentyper. to a eee;t; thence
north-east, at a right angle from the list above
mentioned line 80 perches - to a post; th tine south
three" hundred and fifty-three deg. easfnixty per
ches to the place of beginning containing fifty
acres; be the same more or less, with the ap
purtenances, one framed lisiuse, barn, some
trait trees, and about forty acres improved.
'Taken in 'execution at the shit of j. P. W:s
Riley vs. Philip 51illiaii.] •
ALSO—The followings described lot, piece or
parcel of land situate inßush township, County
and State aforesaid, beinaded as follows : begin
ning et the north-west corner of a lot of land
•riurveyed to Philander It Pepper, in !the line
of - an orghial 'warrant to Ilenry Drinker,
thence by said Pepper's line north seventy deg.
east forty perches; thence south 20 deg. east by
lands- conveyed tv John Granger 24 ; perches;
thence by the sa4 north 50 deg. east 10'7 and
4 10th; perches to the line of lands in the posses
sion of Natlcaniel Hillis; (hence by tlje said N.
Hillis' lot smith fort v-six deg,. east thirteen per
she.; to the line of land conveyed by Zelilial
Lathrop: thence by the same and by lands for
merly of Warren Long south forty-fou rdeg.. west
eighteen perelies; thence partly by ! Warren
Lung's lot and partly by land of We. Lathrop
south twenty -fire and one-half .deg. West one
hundred and eighty-three perches to the line' of
an original warrant, being also the line of the
said Drinker's tract, and thence by the line of
the said Drinker's tracts north twenty deg. west
one hur;dred-and thirty-five perehes to Abe place
of beginning; containing fifty-four acres and
sixteen perches, m ire or less. with the appurte
nances, one lie mei house, barn, and abdat thirty- ,
five acres improve - I. [Taken in execution at the
suit of Edward Overton vs. James Crawford']
ALSO all,,,that certain piece or parcel of land
situate in tfrielowshiti of Apalacon„ COunty and
&ate aforesaid, the first of which is bounded
and described as follows, to wit : Beginning at
a post be the rend in the line of Johnson Fos,
ter's land, thence north 69 percher' to, n post,
thence west'ss perchendei a post, thence north
37 5 east 90 perches ton post, thrnce north 20
Den:hes - to-a hemlock,.thence east one hundred
and 4.4 per,zhes to a post, thence sleuth one hun
drd and 56 perches to a post, and theiice west
24 perches to the beginning, containing thirty
one scree, vith the appurtenances, one framed
house, one framed barn, and .about twenty-five
acres improved. ALSO, One „other Idt situated
as siboie; bdrinded to
and described as nOlire :
ginning- at a poet in the° east line of Charles
Buffom:e lot, thence south- 83' east, ten Welles
to reeopt,(hence south 4 perches to akprt j thence
wist ton perches to a post, and thence north
fourteen degrees east 4, 5 - tenths , perches to the
beginning, containing tenths of en a'cre,all im
proved; with-an orehard.thereon_l ALSO, The
interest ofßatney.MeSherer to and ib the follow
ing described pienepr Parcel of land, situate as
above, bounded and 4e:scribed as, foiloWs to wit:
Beginning at a post by the road at the south
; east cornerof, the, above, first described piece, of
j land, thencer.tuth one hundred,nod 50 perches
- to a post, thence east'26 6-tenths perches. to • a
poet, thence south '7O east one hundred and 60
' perches. to a post, and thence by the-road west
36 p&rche,s to the iteginning, c,ontainigg
one. acres more ,er less, together with the ,
partenances f .xbeut eighteen eeres'ireproved.—
ALSO, One otherlot sitnale as above, and
bounded anddescribe4, as follows : Beginning
at a post by the road, a corner of' chariesßuf..
fum's thente north fourteen degrees east
percheS to a post, thence. east ten eeretiesto a
post, tberice eolith 6 peaches to a pt,st., thence.
west. S perches to a post.thenceosoutk 2 perches
to-the' centre of the road, and thence Iporth
west 4 perches to the beginniai; containing 5-
itenths of au acre with the appurtenances, one
orchard mi l l all improved. tTalieltlle, L itxecution
at the shit, of Wm. Buffam Barney Mc
' Sherer. • . .1 • .
.....______ ..
ALSO, By virtue of an order of the Orphans
Court I will expose fur sale„, at the
,same thus
and place , the following described real estate
situateln the township of Gibson, County and
State aforesaid. bounded and described as fol
lows, to iliti r the first piece bounded on the
north by hinds of Lewis Brsinard,formerly own.
ed by Alonzo. Abel ; on the east by land former
ly occupied Alonzo,
Belcher .and Elishe Wllliourii;
on the south by Elisha Williams ; on the west.
by lands of Oliver - Payne ana Ilubbard Payne.
containing one hundred and sixteen ecres,be the
same more or less excepting a piece of land near
the Bentuct road, four rods squsre. enclosed
and used and occupied as a burying ground,
with the right of 'way to and from the eame,with,,
from seventy to eighty acres improved ; a dwell
ing -house. barns and orchard. • A150,1..a -second
piece, situate in the Township, .County and
Stateaforesiiii, bounded and described us fol
lows, to wittilleginning at a stukeland stones
the soulkesatiorner of land fortnerli owned by
Hazzard Powerst: dec'd ; thence smith five de
grees west twenty-eight perches to e.stake and
stones; thence north eighty , fire derees `mist
ninety - air perches to a stake and stn es ; thence
pt g
north five degrees, west ninety-six mhos to a
stake and stones ' thence north five - degrees east
twenty.eight perches to a hemlock trke ; thence
south eighty.five,degrees east ninetvEix petches
to the beginning.containgSixteen,SC s end ona,
hundred and twenty eight perches , the same
more or less, the said sixteen acres w oily unim.
prOvecl, -.-
,
Purcfissers will in . all 'easel be quired to
ply, on Atte day of sale, an amount sufficient
to cover the costs of sale, otherwise, the pro per.
ty will be re-sold forthwith. I _
- JOHN . YOUNG,
sberifrs Office,Montrose, Huck V
IVOTTCDI3EII;
'To Dealers in Merchandise within the Covn-
,ty of Susquehanna.
TN pursuance of the several acts of Assembly,
.1_ of tbis Commonwealth to provide revenue,
to meet the demands urin the treasury, and for
other purposes, the undersigned,' appraiser of
mercantile taxes for said County,. has prepared
a list of merchants, trading in said Count?, Wad
placed each merchant In that class which,to him
appeais just and right, according to the acts of
Assembly, to wit:
P. M.
Residence.. Proprietors. Class.
Auburn, Waltman & Swisher •14
do
do L.P. Lambert . 14
A 00142013 Harry Barney . 14
do E. B. Beardsle'y 14
Brooklyn E. 8. Ilinda & .Co. 14
do 8., T. Ashley , 14
'do E. S. Kent 13
do . . McKenzie & 4idge 13
do F. W. Allen 14
do ' S. D. Tompkins " 14
Chocunut . D. J. Donnelly 14
Clifford - John Halsted 14
do • I, N. Baker 14
Dimock Wm. 11. Thayer 14
do L H. Woodrnff 14
Dundaff Thomas Arnold 13
. do J. B. Sloeuni 13
do' Church & Pltinnry .13
Franklin ',Jos. L. Merriman .• 14
do Edwin Sunimers 14
Forest Lake David L. Meeker _ 14
Friendsville Francis Hannay 13
do Wm. Datum - 13
do -J. Hosroad - 13
Gibson Walker & Holmes l4
do . 8. S. Ingalls 12
do ' C. P. & 0. M. Ilawloy 13
do N. E. Kennedy 13
do John Smiley 13
Great Bend Jas. B. McCreary. jr. 14
do . Samuel H.D.tyton 13
• do. Thomas & Whiting 14
do Henry McKinney ip
do. Reckhow & Cu 14
' do L. S. Lenheim, liq 12
do . J. T. Carlisle 4Co liq 14
do flyer & Simons 14
• do 8, B. June 14
do Taylor & Scudder - 14
do . John Colaten, • 14
Herrick - J. Miller ' - 14
'do .1. Richardson . 14
Harmony S. A. Lyons 14
do B. R: Lions & Co. 12
do Brandt & Schlager 14
do Wm, Tremain 'l3
Ilarford Whitney & Moiley, 13
do C. 8. Johnson . -14
do Zerah Very 14.
do • -H. G. Blanding &Co 14
do - P. Carpenter 13
Jessup James Martin 14
Lathrop - E. &T. Bell I I 14
do I. A. Newton 14
Liberty Roger Kenyon jr. 14
do Zebulon Blakeslee 14 ,
Lenox O. F. Gunther 14
do E. R. Grow & en: 13
do Shutt.% Eaton &co 13
Middletown S. C. Means . - 14
do - D. Coleman 14
do B. 1,- Canfield 14
do ' Darius Hoyt 14
Montrose C. %V. If.tt 14
do Wm J. & S. 11. Multordlti
do J. Lyons &. Son 13
• do . F. B. Chandler 14
do . Lathrop & Dewitt 13
do -I. N ; Bultard liry 14
do Post & Bros. ' 11
'do Read & Co. 11
- do Guttenberg Rosenbaum
& Co. . 11
do Abel Turret) , IN 13
do N M. S. Wilson S. Son 12
do .1. Ethridge 14 -
do R. Thayer 14 -
do Keeler & Stoddard 14
do . 8. 11. Sayre & Bios. 12.
do H. J. Webb 14
do Z. Cobb l4
do Baldwin & Allen 13 -
do A N Bullard 14
do . Boyd & Webster . 13
do 5..13. Mott 14
do • S. A. Woodruff
_l4
do Bacon & Weeks 14
NOw Milford' Young 4. Smith 12
•do J. Moss & Bros. 14
do Hayden Bros. 12
do Henry Barritt 13
~,, do J. Diekerman Jri 13_ k
'do , Wm. 0 Ward 13
Rash ' Norman Granger 14
do ' i Alanson Lang 14
do James Tupper : 14 -
Silver Lake J Braekney 14
do • Timothy SnHiram 14
Springville Ira Scott 13
do 11. N. Sherman 13
J. Smith jr. & son 'l4
A. 31. Scott . 14
Suscea Depot Edward Carl isle lig 14
do C. S. Bennett •" 14
do A. W. Bronson " 14
do H. Cohen - 14
do A. W. Rowley 14
do S. IL West Gq I 4 4
do James Bell ''
do Thomas Ingstrum. 14
do Guttenberg.Resenbaum
&Co : is
do. Seba Bryant' . 14
do N C. & D. W; Norton 14
do Whitney* Ppm 13
do. Gaylord Curtis • 13
r. 4. Smith*, Shutta lig 14
do -. 111. J. Segroutfr. „14
do, Viles 4 croegire , IV; 14
do, foot CZ lohneen 14
do eiiiiie & Son ~ 14
do - amen 'Higgins liq 14 '
' do,
Dennisennii Citsey " 14^
do iitepnnald. " 14
do Wiiain Shritopton Lt
do William Wiggmaro 14
_ do Greeley & Cpok - 14'
Thompson H. , P, liathaway - 14
do ; , Ely. Lewla '.. 14
liFs nonsEs,RESTUARANTS &C..
Brooklyn Geo Aldrich
' Dandair E. P. Chambers ,
Friendsvillo - Geo. Simplot
4 . 0, ~ Lewis Beffnut .
Gt. Up Walter Paintin .
do W. A. Bowman
• do 4 E, F. Simons
Montrise I. N. BUllard
' di . Macon d. Weeke
• Z. Cobb
ro, ; ,O. 31.Crun . ‘; '' ..
New Mi lford tdward Cohiwall
Suscre Depot Nelson Doolittle -
do JeroMaliarlley. ..
do • Wm. M. Ilowartli,
- do D.A. Benson
- . ruraultD TAIILES.
Sumfa Depot A. Thompson, license $3O
Gt. Wend P. Tillman . .
eortiti,Eofts.
Clifford I. McCalla
Liberty . A.. Afc n
And the Judges of ,the Ooort of Common
Pies. of said County, will .hohl.s CAntrt of Ap
peal,in the CoMt„.House in lliontrese„ in and for
ndd.eounty,on Thursday, the 14thday of April,
at 1 o'cloek,• r. at. at which time and *co
any of the merchants described and classed na
aforesaid, their agents or attorneys, may appear
and appeal from said assessment if they think
proper,
ALBERT TRUESDELL,
iffieroantile Appraiser.
Liberty, March 16. 1859.
Notice.
THE undersigned having been appointed4ry
the Hon. the Orphans' Court of Einsque
henna County, to audit, settle and adjust the
account of Lyman Plackington, Administrator of
David Blsekington, deicased, upon exceptions
Bled to said acrattrot, will bear the parters.hile,,
rested, at his office in Montrose, on Saturday,
the 28th day of March next, at one o'clock in the
afternoon. _
Pliii:NkLlS FRASER, Auditor.
Feb. 21st, 1829.—w4.
TE01411..-GUM AND ~PLAtIV.,TegTfr;
for isle tff ABEL TERRELL
Irontrese, February I 5t,,1859._
, Sherif.
6th 1869.
Register's NotiCs.
PUBLIC , NOT/Cl3 is hereby given to all per
eons coneeroed in.the following Estatts, to
Estate of JACKSON PARMENTER, late of
Gibson topnahik), deeeased,Jacob L. Gillet, Ad
ministrator..,, .• '
Estate of EZEKIEL BARNES, late of Gib.
son township, deceased, Charles Tingley, itilmia
istrator, . "
Estate of AMOS TIFFANY,Iate of lierford
township, deceased. Virgil 'Tiffany ' Adminislor.
Estate of NELSON TIFFANE,Iste of Brook.
lyn township, deceased, A. 'l'. Tiffany and E. S.
Kent, Administrators.
.Final account of WALTER WATSON Guardian
of W. W. MAMAIOND. • • •
• Estate of WARREN LUNG, late of Rush
township, , deceaaedrMatthew Donmore Admin
istrator. do bonis non.
• That the. sccoeuttutts :have settled their ac
counts in .that Register's Office, in and tor the
County of Susquettanns„ and that the same will
be presented to the Judges of, the Orpbsme
Court of said County, on Friday, April 15th,
1858, for confirmation and' allowance.
CHARLES NEALE, Register.
Register's (Ace, #
Montrose, March 9th;1859. 4w
NEW DOS POWER!
4. GREAT INVENTION :
Patented June 15th, 1M by
A. G. NEWSII, Great Bead, Pa.
wE recommend this POWER. to all those
who-have Churning to do, as being em.
inently adapted to their Wants. It is simple and
efficient, requiring less weight to operate it than
any other power used for a !limiter purpose. 'lt
Is-cheap, and at the im.me time permanent. Its
ccitratructioi is so perfectly adapted to the.work
it has to do, iVarit is-impossible to got it out of
order.
At the Susquehanna County Agricultfiral Fair,
held at_Montrose, Sept. aOth. 1858, it appears
from the following report of the Committee on
Farm Implements Addison G. Itrnsh's Dog Pow
er took the FMST PIZESIIOI, Here is what the
Committee says-:
"They hive been much pleased in the examin
ation-of Addison Brush's newly invented Dog
Power for Churning; combining, as they believe,
more poster with less friction, at less expense
than any machine that has yet_come under their
observation. The ease with'which it can be con
structed or repaired, and the power indefinitely
increased, is a recommendation that cannot be
extended to the endless chain or roller—its sim
plicity 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, oncl he
has ono 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 bo made' for such a
desirable result. They award him the preruiutn
ts 3" CALEB CARYL A LT, .
ABEL CASSIDY, `'"liblitee•
The above indorsement is a sufficient guaran
tee that this Invention is not one of those worth
less patents whiCii have gulled the people so ex
teneively.
Any one wishing, to purchase town or eour.ty,
or individual right, can now be accommodated.
We invite those who arc interested in improving
and cheapening farm implements to give. us a
call and eNnolioe Our D o g Powei. We offer
such inducements that those vt-hp engage in thti
business are not ‘ only sure toinako money them
selves, but prove a bieasiag, to every one who
has churning to do whom they furnish with ono
of these time and labor easing Powers , .
SMITE!, RECKIIOW & YOUNG.
jan.20,'39.1 . Great Bend, Pa.
FLOOOI-creci.:
OL*Trl-
ND a* SLED,
LARGE A1415-IVIEPIUM,
ORCHARD ..GR ASS SEED,
iiialaingre, Flat Tursilp,irtad
onion Seed, in POUND PAPERS
.AliO a gobd-asitortmeni of ;
1:11.451,3rdhea3
mh3 BALENViN & ALLEN.
CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED
CLOITIIANNINIOTHYSEED
FOR
C. D. .Ir-utzt3arCiro,
r u bl7 ,MONTROSE, PA.
G. F. FORDIIVI
El AS removed his shop across the Wool, to
it the building one door ,htlow'Keeles &
Stoddard's, which ho fitted'up espressly fer a
Saddle, /tailless and, Thiel. Shop,
where may be found all kihds of 4 :
13.43.3EL.N133.15115,
from the heaviest team, to tho. lightest trotting
harness, sad a general nasclrment of trimmings,
which will be made up or sold very low.
,Carriags - Trimmingsi-
A gopd, assortment on.ltand;-which will be sold
tery,lotv ;. all ,trimming dune cheaper than else
whem. ' •
. , OpiK LEATHETI
on hand, from which harnesses will be made and
NNTELrrark. - tecift.
*ill please bear in mind thrtt,l
wish tti st.ttle up once a year. Tilose_hating
unsettled accounts, or notes due, will sane costs
try settling or making payment without further
delay. G. F. FORDHASI,
Feb. 24th, 18 . 59.1 Montrose, Ptr.
OUR MUSICAt FRIEND:
Tielse Pages of Popular Mutt for Ten Vats
0u,7. at USIPAL FRIEND" is F.l:ed with the best
;Nano Solos, Dull, Songs ? Opemtic, Apes, Vol:
Fay, r2pzerkas, Wallies,anrilevery
ether species of ntnsical
American
for Voice,
4nd Piano; by the best Americen guropenii
Composers: prided on falt.sised music paper,
astited.te every grttde of performer. ~,,, i
The same qtititity or cimaie, - prceuted from the
iegutat fnibtishers could coat more than ten
times what we charge. . .
.•A year's subwription .to -"One Musmkt
Frtinc,''' will sense r)cyr, aud.fashfrahle.mu:,
sic worth at least TwoNsrateb p o st.L.a.as aoa
entirely stifficient for the home circle-
Price Ten. Cents, !Weekly:
•
Yearly; $5; llalf Nearly ; $1 50;, Quarterly,
el 95 cents. The Volume commenced on the
fst-of December, 105 8 . ,
C B. SkYHOUR e. 3 Co., Propilelom,
tdai.,3,line.l 13, Fraulifort.et.. New York.
"VVALPUB!,
11110 RIIIIIOIIS OF WARS!
E uodenigned, notwithstanding alt! sorts Tof rumors, to (lie eontrary, Would mod re•
apeolfully inform Lie mdny nie) antik and lea&
tog friends* Its thiv county. as well as in ether
places, that his iitereeis still continUe. et bdat the
pk4co, where , he tuts hitherto been concerned, pia
96 Courtland street, in the HAT, Cie and SiRAw
GOODlbusineas,a*Special Partner. Mullin the
HARDWAAE, CUTLEAT, CAIMMOR
and MALE/ALS 111011 HANUTACTUBIia
with I. I. HUNT. at 9t5 Pearl street N. Y.,
where (thankful for past favors) be earnestly
invites his former customers, and others, tt call;
prorniiing and believing, that they e tie
well dealt bi,'airat iiirdather estribliihmentlin
effy„. M. O.TYLEIt
fontrose, tfiti, 1.859. 10 '
PATENT ANGULAR HAY KNIFE
1 1101113 kind of HAT Is used to
L Cut Hay itfa Mow of Stacks. The follow.
letter will show bow °sofa' the Knives are.
• • CLINTON, P.
MR. ZEHlCEl?:—DearSir:—Please remember
the township I bought of yon,-1 made one
hundred dollars-in s fear weeks, iq selling your
Hay Knife. Please find enclosed $2O again fcr
the right of two more townships.
. Q. CLIFTON.
Persons wishing to make Money es stated
above can do no by sending Ten Hollars‘"to me,
and I will send by MAIL a printed genuine Deed,
for the right of any towathip you may wish jn
Susquehanna County, Pa., and I , will.send by
Railroad one Knife for ag,tuodel, but yen must
state to what station you Want it sent, iitc. , Full
particulars how to make the Knives,-and cost of
Knives, will be sent with the Deed, neon the re
ceipt of price as'above. This is no humbug.
. Address D . zEHNER,
j.13m20 J Ironer:Me, Medina Co , Ohio.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL.
1858 is dead and gone, and
1859 is but just begun. •
prease call' at the liar , troll° Moo
0 Store and buy acopy of the Arts of Beau
ty by Lola Monies, and subscribe Sor Godey's
Lady's Sock at 82,00, or for Peterson's, Arthur's,
Prank Leslie's, Mrs. A. S. Stephen's &c., &c., at
the !owes club rates. Harper s and the Atlantic
at WO each.
. Call and buy a copy of Livingstone's Travels
and Explorations In South Africa, and a copy of
Recollections of a Life Time byiS. G. Goodrich.
A line snit of Chessmen, a beautiful Album, or a
Portfolio. a nice Pocket Bible, or a Traytr Book,
(of which you can find 15 or 20 atylea,) a copy
or 31iss Cooper's MciuntVernon Letter, a snperior
Pocket Knife, a Pocket Diary and Almanac, La.
dy'is, Democratic, Farmers',Tribune, and Juvenile
Almanac'. - for 1059, tite., ot.e., and at the Name time
subscribe fur any good Family, Paper you may
choose al the very lowest club prices.
..:-For further items of exciting news-and im
portant events please buy and read the
Align. of Jan. Bth and 15th, for Hale at the
'Montrose Book Store, by A. N. BULLARD.
Montrose, Jan. 4th, 1859.
IRDiscorereil at Law. jEI,
• •
A CERTAIN CORE tOR CORNS & BUNIONS!
A IL persons afflicted witttheso painful ex.
./ - 1 cre.encea, can effect perfect 11r/3n:without
the aid of a surgeon or the knife, y usinff San..
ford'. Corn Plasters.' tiellt by mai , post pid, to
any part of the country on receipt of 81.
Address. S. J. SANFORD", 241 Poe k-st.,
dec3o - or BOX L i til P. 0., Philadelphia,
BINGHAMTON
WATER CUI E.
IlinghUnztou, Biennia Counity*N. Y.
• ... . _
estailtshment is open for the reception
of patients dicing the whale yiltr, and i~
erranged with a view to the comfortcand .con
venience of Invalids dnring s the COLD WEATIIER.
'Vag Itotillt
arc thorhughly warmed, and the entire house is
her..at SUMMER TF.EMFERATURE.
nerience has demenstated that the Water
Treatment is most successful (luring the
AUTUMN AND WINTER MONTHS,
EXPRESSLY TO THE SICK.
You are an Invalid and desire to be cured.
You long for health,—make the proper effort
and tour health will be restored.
• Are pier Liter an . d.aoreach diseased!
- Are your:ll)rins sad Lungs diseased?
.
Are you Bei-Itirldent•-wnabitti to.avalkP
Hare yßit glittmatism or impurity ni the Blood I
[love yoti Genetal Debility and PA:Action of the
I lean?
Have all your efforts heretofore proved abortive?
Go to this Etinahnsistcfsa Vl'ater , Cure.
lirreer . Treatment will speedily cure you.
• *..*For forger uarticulars call at the "Cure"
or addictc9 . 4lY. 'P,IIAYER. M. D.
JAMES PYLES
DIETETIC SALERATIIS:
LL
pile BEST attics market. Try
-1 -. •
BUCKSKIN 1:AS111:S.—no humbug—at
ri
er.ch, and no leas.
ANEW supply of those eivellerit Candles,
by the lb. or box.-
XE supply of tho•se —
W
Aod TEAS, at 4,6,&
8s per lb. ; the very best iu
lOLASSE'S, •
TOBACCO,
. . - CIGARS,
.SCIULOOI, BOOKS,
Of - every variety that is used under the present
edutinierration.
OIL CLOTH CARPETING : and indeed our
. "city" can now boast of Allnswortnient
unequalled heretofore, •at very low prii!es for
cash. - IL KENYON, Jr.
d. 023 Umatilla Centre, Pa.
YOUTH AND MANHOOD.
4 au p Jun. Published, the 23111 theisrind,
mailed In n sealed•ehrelcte, to 7 any
••••
' address, on receipt ofkiree stamps.
A medical essay on the ph sical e.rhanstion - ef de.
my I the frame, caus' d'by "elf -aloe" infectAon t
and the use,rf mercury. by IL/ Culrefwegr
member of the_re9al college of surgeons; 1e...
SpermaterrKta or seminal Omissions, gungel
and nervous debility, impotency, Ines or ettAlFt
depressien of sfiirits,limidity,.disersta or sexual
organs, Imrdibrents to. martjsge, proMptry and
effeetunlly•eured 6b the nuthor'S novel-And sqc-,
cessrd treatinetit, I'3 , means of - whiel tdie• data.
lid c:m regain.pristmehealth.without havitkre--
course to dangerous and' expensiie medicines.
(From the_London Lancet.)
Tlie best treatise ever written on•n subject of
vital Importance to all, well worthy the author's
excited reputation. , '.. • • .
Address Ire publisher's, J. C." N CO.,
Post Box 46E15, New York. p
,ice' A Book for Everybody.
STARTLING DISCOSURESI s,
TELLEK'S great
work for tho. married.
or I hos' contemplating mar.
i2OO pages full of
laltateb
test 2t dents—sent to all
its under seal, by mail,
IST-PAID. 50,000 cop-
I sold the.csist year. The
igle marritd,and the mar.
tit herptl. ..A Lecture 011
is a pirther ; a complete
contains hundreds of se
crets never' before publiaked--ovirranial to tie
worth three tiMes the amount asked rotit. 2.scts
is specie.oc postage stamps, enclosed, will•sccufe
a copy by return mail, ihddLess •
TELLER; M. D.
No. V Beiver•st, AlbaCW IC. V.
jam"DR. tICROIS' PRlfet.E PILLS, 41 a box,
with full directions. ..Itlarzied ladies should not
use them.--Sent by mail. • • • '
CAUTION.-2 hese Pills should not be taken` by
. feiiiitt , Es.dtir i ing rite FIRST 3 AIQ _VMS of
Pregrusney,.as'lltey are sure lo cause ttiscittriage,
bet 411 P • P ier ft**, tiresoic; • ,
In all cases of nervous.and spinal affection.PilD
in the back and limbs, fatigue on slight eiertioth
palpitation of heart, hysteric! . and whites, (hone
pills wilt erect a cure *heti all other means have
andst Cho' 4 poWerful remedy, do dot Con
tain iron ? calomel, antimony, or anything head
to the constilittion. Address DR.' TELLER
as above. . robileXy*
tat Cdtilll 1-lAND Harr in In.':
• liar 10-7 of nearly- every description,
10!)7r7.",, Belzer and Cites prr than new ones,
-•- for-OsTe by AUL TURItEI4...
Montrose, Nov. 25th, 1868. . . .
ITIIOO 1 1 ,11.W.AURPIX.
Ai Pee. lairs's, A. TllRatitt
2•a • .
+ l: ‘ 44 )
ork trim
READY-PAY SYSTEM
IT certrAn that Goods eau be sold,ageeessfal
ly in Montrose and°at Susquehanna Depot
FOR CASH.
• .;
Those doubting this assertion ,CHI do whll toes?'
at the stores of •
Otttenbag, Ilosenbaum i i;
where it will be proven that
,the !.filferchant . in
selling hie Goods . - can afford - , to' sell Cheaper
for - Cash, and can offertaducements sufficient to
make' it An_objeet to Purchasers, at whatever
sacrifice they' are oblige 9 to make, to procure the
Money to adopt in their Purchases the CASH
SYS3.I.X. -
They have just received end ire-constantly rt.-
ceivinz, a large armament of Dry" GO(MS and
CLOTHING, particularly affaptea Tor
FALL AND WINTER,
and which are purchased under the moat favors
Lie circumstances. They are enabled and WILL
offer and sell at peces far below others that will
give and have given an everlasting Credit; no
matter whether it is Tom, Dick, or Marry.
EXAiIINE,MPAnt AND JUDGE
OUR DRY GOODS!
An assortment heretofore unequaled by anything
ever offered in Montrose.
•
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods!
Comprishi g many new and deeirable -Ryles of
Goode unknown in this feerkei., among which will
- beloand, in •
LADIES' DRESS CtOODS,
All the noveltiei of the aeaso 4 n2cheep at
GUTTENBEILG, ROSENIiAU3I, &
' SI-lAWL !
New .and choice styles of Brocho double and
Illogic, Stella, Plaid, w.l, 3•41 m and Mantilla,
and a flew et,fe of Cbeolll Sbnily, cheep at
• -32018EiC1iititikrLi
THE firm of Cubhdi. Rog,ers , is dissolved by
mutual consent: Their notes and accounts
are in the hands of C. Sherman, at the •old
s - • PITH ttuitx.rtablisbnicut, who is-duly authorizedlo settle
the sante. Z. COBB,
_6litteiibei`B . 4osenbaum ; ~o's
An,:msortment alwayi on handalno Ladina' Cloth
and Trimtnibg to matth, of all shacks,' cheap at
_ .
gosenbitniii; ;fi:
1411113 . itOIDERIES!,
In this Departinent w•e can offer 4giest indette
clear, as they ar purehnsekilirectly frocatim
porting houses: , .Tho . assortaietA coiaprises.
'French Betts, Sleeves and Collars,
Worked - Etlgiugs and
and a gieat manyenore aril
, eles belong to this line too
numerous:l,o mew ,
_ tient; thCap‘at
UTTENB , ERG, ROSENBAUN, & CO'S
Bonnets, Ribbons,' Flowers and
Plumes, Wire, Stiff Net
tinge and Frames,
•
at Nholesale ant! Reiail,--cheap at
G UTTEN BERG, ROSEN BA U M, & CO'S.
•- • -
bomestic-Goods
May be (Fund ell the 'different tinalities_of Prints,
Gioghale, Bleached Georls,• Fine 4Jnblenehed
Denims, Sheeting, 2 1-2
y'tl3 wldsi cheep at •
. •
•
' G TTEN BERG, ROSEN B A UM, .4k CO'S
READY MADE CLOTHING,
As this is brie of their PRINCIPAL BRANCHES OF
BtsTiEss in New York City, they certainly have
one great advent Itge titer all the rest-of Clghthrei
they laving doe Partner • ateady in flew York
eity.toddvoteali lii lime to this partMular branch
of manufacturing. -They "ici I • furnish,_ at any
time, a Sidod, Garment at about the same price
for whith the Material can be got: .
1 They will titartatt their Work and a complete
fit or no ay.: , • • •ra 113, -
They keep zonstantli• on hand one of the best
stocks of -
OVER IND - UNDER COATS!
Such ae trock,....iiresp, - .lfaglan; and
PANTS
In Crea rariity anti .Different Stiles
VESTS!
Such u Velvet, Pjuah,.Carsaimer, and Satin;
ebrip at ' -
TIENBERG, ROSENBAUM, do CO'S.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER,
of the Be.f Pit&Clot at short Notice.
Under, Garments
Poli LADIES /a WELL AS I'aaGENTLEMEN,
midi as Silk', End alai Ltelbeiwool, afar; M
GUTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM A CO'S.
ONE WORD.
SUFFICIENT FOR THE WISE.
TO OUR RUAIZROUR.
FRIENDS
-Ann—
•
oilstoN.lEßs- •
.1
And in particular to those knowing thentsel4es
indebted.to tut, we will say once. more.thit
Will sell fotßesdy
. Pati herealle7,,anti all Ac.
coasts and Notes must be settled Without Fur
ther Notice. 'We are tired of writing Dunning
Letters and Supporting thp PostOffips,and there
by losing. We will take all kidde of Grain at
tha Highest Market Prices for PaynteitLaid all
Accounts. itanding'oier Six- Mouths on our
Books will be left for collection unless sealed
by
(firOttlifiirgil*littaiiiri ! - *,4 , 6
ItotrtioseiPaq Pdober io,tbr
MaMMMECIIII
TO BE HUNG!
EVERY 6 - AT IN THE WEEK!!
(SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,)
Over 2,000 Pieces of *all duper!
BESIDES Botderink, Window, Shades- and
Window Curtain Fixterel—a largo variety.
For fOrther particulars please call at Ai N.
Bullard'a•Book Store, first door north of, L
Seerle's Hotel, where you can hnd also a large
and superiorassortment of Books and Stallone.
ry, Yankee Notions, ate., &c., &c., all of which
can be had for cash at as low prices, as goodat,ef
the same quality can he bought f4t any where
in this vicinity; Bin.hainton Y "not excepted.
- A. N. BULLARD.
Mootrose, March Bth, 1859.
4)000 ROLLS OP WALL PAPER:
10 DIFFERENT STRES...,_
BORDERING, WINDOW PAPER- &C., 81.1;.:
ANEW Si.,PPLY, just arrived: for sale'
elle* bY A. tURRELL.
PUBLIC VERNE!
subscriber will offer. for sale on ,- bile
premises on the 291:114:14- of 1 51 arch at 10
o'cloCk, a. m., ;at publia• anition : ono span of
Horses, six Cdwa, one 'Durham Calf, one. 'eke
of Oxen, two Lumber Wagons, one Top Warm,.
'one Luinber Sleigh, one Chaser, one Bob sriiL
one Cutter, one set ofbouble Harness, one . Sio t _
gle Harness, one Side-Saddle, one Parlor Store;
and a Jut of Household Furniture, Prows;
Chair?, and 'a great varieety of other articles to 0 •
tinthe: Qua. to mention. 'Also a lot of Hay and
Straw, about 15 bushels or Whest,;and 400 -
bushels of Oats.
* * *Terms of Sale—Cows, Grain, and - all sums
under $5, cash; the residue,' nine.ntontha credit;
with interest, and appror . ed security.
- A. it. PATRICK., ,
Bridgewater, '5115.11 9th. 1859. •
• .. •
mtritan •Srifters'imia.ga3lnt:
rpIITS WORK was formerly Roblished.a . t.B3
.A. a yea! , ,, 'did more recently at $2, with a.
beau : loss in both canon to its proprietors, It is
how pulalisbid, enlarged and eviry.Way Imppied;
• •AT ONE DOLLAR A YEAR,
in advance; al.d, for the first time, it pays. Such
is the effect of giving the beit article at.
lowest price.
lt -is THE WORK 'for the FARMER,,th4
GARDNER, and the FIRE.SIDE,s complete
Agricultural; • 'Horticultural -and
Family Journal,'
Published Monthly, at 7 Beelma%St., N.' Y., at
the unheard of low price of ONE DOLLAR c
yeart.Ninety Cents' to clubs of-ten or mom;
and Eighty Cents to e,lubs• of twenty aid 'up
wards!!! .Single copies Ten Cents. .
Address J. A. NASH, Ed. & '. •
• Feb. 20th, 1859.] New York.
Montrose, Ftb. tat, 1059
• 'lV 4 CO ir ri.. ;.•
1 .:',0b8 would respectfolly auto:tont:a to the
11; that he may till•be- (hued rit tho
old stand, fully prepared to aidond to the WAWA
of the community. He will keel) an hand h good
stock of
CNearocerlieis s
SEW aas, TE as, Co • •F. E, Srtccs,Fttm., nowt.
and SALT (by the sack cr barrel,) Frsri, and all
trtlelesjound in First Class traceries.
lie would .particularly call the attention-of
Farmers and others to the fact that ho is
constantly reveivitig; fresh supplies of
FIRST RATE FLOUR,,
also good and peditito qualities,,wilicit will be
told utour c tor ready ray, in quaotitiei to snit
Montrose, Fell. 21st 1859
HOLLOWAY'S
A. Boon lithe Sick?
,r. .. want of a sterling medicinal to meet the
ills and necessities of the suffering; portion
of humanity, and one entirely free. flue,. Mineral
and ether deleterious particles, was severely fell
Until this Apowertul medicine was lobered into
the world; Holloway's invaluable Nip hive be
come the Household Rel2pedy ()f l ail nations.
Their attribute is to Prevetd,us'xi.ell as-to Cure;
they attack the radix root of the complaint, .and
tenihiing the-hidden CAUSE of disease reinvigor
ate and restore the drooping. energies of the - sys,
tern, assisting, nature in her tusk of and
Functionary Reformation.
gra pep•dit; • - , ,
• Th great., scourge of this continent yields
quickly to a course of these antiseptic Pills; and
this diteStiT* organs ,ute restored to thoir prler
tone; : no matter in what hideous shape this y.
din of disease exhibits itself, this semiAing and
unerring -remedy disprses it.,from the ilienespis
• ,
system.
General Debility astditraaknesir. • •;
yrara.wliatever cause, Lowness of Spiritiyand .
all other signs - of a diaea:sod, liver, and other dis;
organizations of the system, vanish' under 'the
eradicating induenee of this un powerful anti
septic and iletergt.nt - remedy.
iiillosta-Disortters.
The proper quantum and right condition of the
bile is of momentous import:lna , to the health
of the 'human frame, this Anti.Biliouri medicine
expels the...hidden seeds of the complaint, And
renders alt 'the fluids and secretions pure, and
Ouent, cleansing and resuscitating:the vital func
tions of the body. -
A ctcl7
rernatve.
Should loose no time in trying a few dose's of
this regulating and renovating remedy, Whatever
may be their complaint it- can be taken with
safety in all periodical and other disorgani tat lone;
its etrebts 6 all bat miraculous. . '
The testimony of rations is urianhaeuNly.
borne to the, health-giving virtues of this noble
remedy, and`certifieatee in every living language
bear witness tti. the Undeniableness of the In.
tibisie Worth:
litilloway's Pills are the Lest remedy known in tits
world fur the following diieases:
Asthma, Diarrhten, _lnfluenza; Stone :and
Dowel Com43ltops, Inflanfiition,Gravel,
Debility, Inward- SeeondarY
cdoghs,_ Fever 'and Weakness, Symptoms;
Colds, Ague,' Li roe Venereal
Chest Dis. Female Complainta Affections,-
eases? Complaints,Lowness of Wettesof
Coativeness,fleadaches, Spirits, . alt kinds. '
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Files,
Fir CAUTION!—None are genuine unless
the w6rds "Holloway, New York and Londme
site discernible as a Water.mark in every lest
of 'the book . 4 directions aterend eadif pet or
box; die Mime-May be plainly seen
_by liekliag
the leaf to the light. A handeome reward will be
given to one rendering such information as
may lead to the-detection of any party or parties
counterfeiting the medicines or vending the smite;
knowing them to be spiirihus.
Sold at the Manufactories of Profeseet
HoLL'owAY, SO Maiden Lane , NnW Ita by
all respectable DrtigMste and peareis in Med
eine throughout the United Staies and tbe civil
ized world, iorboles 'it cents, 63 cents and st .
ligr• 'hero is considerable sating by taking'
the larger sizes. •
N. ft—Directions for the guidanel of patients
to every" disorder ire affixed . to each:box.
rlyne 3d, 1853.-}yi puowjr:.
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CI B. ROGERS
(liirofitted Proof.