HOMO;
.
name's not merely four square A.:offs, -
Though with metres hung and glided;
Homo is where affection .
• rifled with Silvio it die heart hatb bnildcd
1 - tome—go ti•xteit the ,
Sailing neat.,(llo Heaven abore" - tisj•
- Houle is 'Aber° tliefe's one to love: •
Himm is where there's one to )ove us.
fiernies-not merely ionin and ioo6,
It something needs to endear it; .
Borne is where the heart ran bloom,
Wheresthereenome kind !into Aeer it?
Ist is be - me-Asia/ none. to acne—
Noise to:weleoine, none tirtriet us?
Home is sweet—and only sweet— -
When there's one we love, to meet.us
benaral Wagbingten as. a. Itejed--
. ted thitor—The beautiful May
. Vary.
A writer in the New York. Cpthwat Says of
the lady whe won Wathingibies younz heart, -
,and whose father iejeeted the voung sof
_
,and
hier beettuSe he had - not a carriage for hip
A:wetter to tide about in: ;
shall•go back in her life a number Of years,
7itiid speak ofthe event which has made her •
-- name one of curious interest. _ Before sire be- I
tattie Mrs. Edward_ Ambler, itte s'.rts called
Mary Cary. Ber father was Wils.on Cary,
Esq., of. - Celevs." in the county .of Elizabeth
. City,deseendid from the. noble family of Huns- I
Oen in t ngland. Hisrelative, Col. Archibald I
Cary, of ,"Ampthill," in Chesterfield, 'was at.
bis death the heir apperent to the earldom.
The worthy old gentleman seetns ; from all
we know of him ; be is said to bare been - as
-proud as the Coenys or the- Somersels, and,!
to have lima& his family the noblest in the
land. He lived in great state, with clirtriot
and horses,. plate and -velvet and 'embroidery,
a worthy of the old school,fuiy satisfied With I
the "order cf things,'' and enjoying serenely
• thngood gifts of Providence. His beautiful 1
daughter was a great heiress and_ had many--±
suitots—the accident-which befel one of them e
has - made her remembered in many books. \I
fle ivits)i - young man of err high cher:utter, 1
- a relative of George- William Fairfax, t
who lived at 'Belvoir," on the Potomac,: and
here he met with Miss Cary, who came, to vis- 1
h. Mts. Fairfax, her elder aieter. The young r
than at once proceeded to fall in lore. which
he did with an ardor. eharrteteti;-ie of his pas
Lure. When Miss Cary went borne to Celeys '
on James firer, he followed her like a coma
geous
gallant, and held open siege to the fteir
fortress. In the good old times, however,
tomethinerljnore- was nees - •tary than the eon-)
- sent of the young lady, and so the youth d uly
o.ked a private interview with the awful old
lord of the maner t .who listened to him silent
ly-throughout. -
When the lover had fieished, Mr. Cary.rose
mac him a low bow, and said that, if this' I
was atonal; Mr. Washingtons errand at "Ce
ley," his a i•lts - had better terminate: his I
daughter “,had been accustomed to rile in her I
own chariot."' And with this allusion to the
_poor condition of the yonager son the inter
view
terminated.. Washington bowed I
and went-away, and in due time married Mar-
• fba 1 - I,narfake Custis, who "resembled • Miss /
Cary," Says my authority ~.as tnueh as
twin sister ever dill aneether;" • =I
But the old
_tradition does not., end here. I
Many years fled away—Miss Carey was Mrs..l
• Ambler—and her cliteaided• suitor was the
- man who hadju.et received-the sword of Lord
Cornwallis Yorktown;- whom the whole I
feZvilized worldleeiled as greatest among the
Trim, "the - foremost man," not only ?f Amer
lea, but . 4 ..tf all elltis world." #o , pissed
through thnold - nretropol's, WilliaMeburg, at
Sheltelad of Iris viefeeioui troops, and the peon
ple Were eray with: i•Oy and adoration almost. I
The rata mu) t!er'nearir prereninkhis horse
from proceeding—the calm statute on horse
back possed on sererielY. AlLat•onee le per
ieeived at a window. of io the crowd, his old
loie, Mary Cary. He raised his sword.and
saluted her profoundly. She fainted.- - -
Thus the stdiy is told, and it must of had a
truthful fuandation'at least;
Bht it deer not seem that the lovely Woman
Weteld'ante. I She had rot been able-to . re
turn the affection of theyouth—that was all.
She married-him who was her heart, Edward
Ambler. Ile was not unworthy '• - saf this' noble
}arty in rank and - Character. lie was deseend:'
ed through his mother Wow the.great.Hugiree
not house of Le Itoebe Jequeline, in Viandee,
and-inherited - the honest. inititicts of hi 4 a race.
At twelve heitad been sent for Lis education
to England—be graduated at Cambridge, and
then made the grand tour of Dirope, return
iiig to Virginia - when he was twentY-ane.• _He
married to Miss City enon'afteiward - s,becamt .
soiled - 0i at York, and was so.mnch respected I
that when Lord,Bottetourt.came to Virginia
as Goiernor, he brought a letter of introduc- I
Lion . to the collector: ' He died at thirtyellte.
and the Revolutionary war breaking out soon
afterwards, his beautiful wilow moved - away
from the scene of her'grief, and took refuge
in the ''Cottage,' far elp in Hanover. . ,
10" An amuring'ste'n'e recently foil place
ih the nice Court in - Philadelphia."A sail
or accused of breaking a coffee hoaso.piiipri
etor's nusa in a fight, offered TO
"Well, your honor, all I've got; to 'say is,
that M. I3anm's nose was, broken . before. •
• hit hirn;and . rown it. - But I think,'Mr.Judgp,
that Mr. Baum- leas the better fur the Opera
tion: Before I hit him his nose pointed ,to
••• the left.' :As I knocked it to the right, I leave
it to anybody, that ever know'd him afore, to
S3V if his looks ain't improved by the cliange.
nos 3 :carer broke before
`,I plugged litn, thee I gives up,, and says no
more. B3t if he does—and 11, know he's a
_ _man of his word,'then I asks thismourt not to
be toe hard upon a rioaT sailor. I wssAriiink
at the time, your honor, or I wouldn't have
struck _ .
Ile was let off with a fine of one - f.,r , rz..-.t• and
ten days' imprisonment.
r LODI MANUFACTUIIING COMPANY;
1 A i f&NUFACTURED from' the night-soil-- or ,ll_ll_,Niew York city, in lots - to snit purchasers.
This,artiele (greztly improted within-, the' last'
1 three pearsyhas been in the markedPotefghteed
years, and still defies competition.;-aeti manure
for Corn and Conlin Yegetables,l3iiiiit ileitper::)
-,- "-------- , anore powerful, thatt i any other. and at theltnip
Ar . gi)m . e .- Aifikes - bas invented a Lick 1 tae free from -rlisagreeable odor. :-Two I Varela,
without any key or hey boles: - If key boles - I ($3 worth) will manure an acre of corn in the
are going out of fashion; what will ' tbe poor - bill, will save;twci-thirilti in labor, ' will eattse it'
Paul Prys do! i to come up quicker, to grow faster,ripen earlier,
land will . bring a larger crop on poor ground.
It than any other fertilizer - and It !salsa a pre
ventive to eta Acorn; silt 4 it'don'. s,.zoti iture the
seed fo put litontact With it! ''. •-- .
Ili L. M. Co. point -,toTtbeiri•histg standilig
reputation, und'i theitirge capital ($100;000) in
vested is their business as a guarantee that the
article they makashaltal.weys : be of sucti quality
as to commandOi rehtly. see, •- • :- -
' Or Price $1.50 pk:r beirZi - for any quantity
over six barrels. ,- -1 " --
11:11 ,- A Pampidet;:containing esterxinfonisation,
will-be sent• - frazair toady: one' ahlying - for
the slat. Our addresslar•-'„- • ,„„,' . .
' GRIFFINGd3R9TAIEfiLS di Co,
Atriculttital..Warehousie, iflO.Cotirt landt St:
" . .' - 14EW .YORK: ' • ,
March' '7;'59-3m.. ..,
.. - . .
jar Prentiniis cracking jokes with Fanny
Fitittny e laringlassei^,ed it: the fidger
that.lithe men of the present day .are
PrentictiCrepliis I ..thistr they most be fast to
oattibilef womee-
iacan 11m.-- 1 .9. Methodist rainih•er at the
west, who lived on a was reit--
troirbled.to get Ms gitarterly,, instalments. -
at lest told the nun-paying -trustees that
he xnAlStlateirle - thoney - , as his fitn)ily were
-suffering fur the ntee.s:ariee of life. 'Money,'
replied the steward: " You. preuth for ;mon
ey ' IF thought youpreac,hed. for the !good
ufeottis !"-Replied - the mirobter; " I t c is ear
souls, and if I could, it would tale a'thltic-1
and 'such yours to !make a - :heal !n 1
'A:'persoirtold'a Qu4ker that silence of.e
cf the Society of griectis wh6 - enough
to kill the devil ;- to which the
,Quaker' r6p•
thstit - ii : serlfie the 'aileut as
sembly 'were tryitig-to to.'
Nth . eriTern luta wint.i to ichridl, alie -was
3sked wby the nom baebelor was, singular.'
-13ecauseralgt aplied , 9t is to very-eingtilar
:y.Zryalt -get .ccarriecl.'s • -
Curious - Legal Quibbles.
.. A lady was-coming -,out of the Opera
;Rouse, when a thief snatched at her diamond
1 earring, dad tore - it 'completely: . from her
; ear, causing it to bleed. Upon Ear return
Nome, she:found titoring lying in the tresses
kg' her h 2 -2 - t . • • nig thati* fa' Yied'4oi'Stetiliffg
alia bang fourid guilty 14"tbe-jury,
the oFfnion of the . judges was - taken whether
this could be ccrisithired a sufficient 'takins :
the opinicn of tbejudge - s was afterwarda . de.
livered, in which they' hekh.that as the ring
lit I been entirely removed from the lady's
I ear, and-wks *holly in. the -possession of the
1 pliimner, al.thoeighlitit for . firt :instant of time;
when he lost it in her Lair, the taking.was
complete. 50,. - Where - n thief led A hone from
one part of -a field :to another; intending to
steal it, but Was apprehended' before- be could .
git the horse out of , the field, it was decided
the taking was compete. • In all these Canes
I.eou will:hare-noticed that- the principle up
`rin which they were decided is that the'prop
erty.mnst be completely severed' from the
possession of the owner, and entirely within.
the possession of the taker, no - matter, in each
case, for bow short a:peril:xi of'linie: 'Two
or thiee cases show what is not a sufficient
taking. One Wilkinson-put hiS hand into
the pocket of another, seized his lirse, and
actuallyi.treceeded,in• taking. it out-of Lis
pocket; llowever ; the pnrsi being tied t y'a
piece of string to a bunch of . keys which still
remained in the person's. pocket, the thief
was ttaabl to:eoroplete his olject, and was
arrested and tried for stealing the . purse .;
but it wis held that as the purse was still at
tached to the pocket of the' owner.by,tbe
string and keys, it' as still in his possession,
and the prisoner was entitledto be acquitted,.
So, where a thief went.:into a shop, took up .
some goods intending to steal them, but be
fore he had removed them far from the spot
on which they lay, discovered they . were tied
to the counter. hy a cord ; upon- being tried
forstealing, it was held that the property
never was either completely severed- fissm the
possession of the owner, nor completely in'
tbeyosse-sion of .the prisoner, and be was AC
lhdh-rous incident oc
curred this wintir at " Woodlawn,". on the
Bloomingdale kiad. Jti . nes' Ifotel, - of that
place, is e:lamented with a hostler, whose
fun .is as realness as his race is ugly. One
day in Jzintiary,.while twenty .p.r tidal/ fast
gentlemen ivhre standing on the front balcony
of the hoteq an individital rode up the path,
on the _thinnest liork,a mortal eyes ever looked
upon. Leaping from his phantom steed, the
esquestrian said to the hostler : .
lir,re, John, give niy.horse.s6me writer."
"Sir l' said Juhu, with a look of astonish
went. .
"Give my hois3 sonie .water!" ditindered
the stranger. . • -
'i . "Your horse!" ej-iculated John, - still more
surprised.' - • •
Yes, rici, my horse!" and the stranger
looked savagely at him, and commenced
draping
.the lash of- whip through his
John walked towards him as'though he
-would demand an explanation, and had.
taken about ai< step=, when he suddonly_
:lopped, like one surprised beyond expres
sion :
"Bless my soul i' Says he, "I az your
pardon, sir; but your hanimal was,rstaading
on a-line with tLat era hitching post, and I
didn't see him r' - , .
The. owner of the spectral beast tried to
frown, but a roar from the balconjOmade Mtn
change hisirdend.
"Ma, is aunts got, bees in ber, mouth?':
"No ? why tip you ask such a question . ? '
"'Cause that ?cede man with a heap o'
Oullis face cbittled hold of her, and said be
was going tol take the honey from her lips ;
and site said Well, make baste?"
TEhrouirtfrxd z in India is attended with
peculiar diffice hies. While ants eat the bot
toms of pasts away,elephints rub against the
posts and push them over, monkeys use the
wires for gymnastic exploits grid often wrench
them from the insulators, and hurricanes
often prostrate milts , of wire at once. .
Mess- Mr."; is speaking of. old bachelors,
says, that . .:hev:are_frozen out old gardenerg
in the flower-bed of love. As.they ire useless
as weeds, they should be served in the airne
winner—chohed.=.Ex.
Wonder if Mils T. world not iike•to choke
one.with tbe inside of her elbow r—Louisrille
Courier.
NEW Finn.
Moor, - A - 0 IK7-Vro,i)4ion,:s!arc,
Ai MONTROSE;
ONE door below J. Ethridge's Drug Store,
V on Public Avenue, where will '..be found
constantly onhand - a,general assortment of .
GROCERIES
Stith as Sugars, Molasses, Syr-ups, Teas, COT°,
Qc;&e.,do
Also, the cholfest brands of
FAMILY_FLOUT?,__
Meal; Lard, Pork, Iliad*'Fish, Candles &c.
We solicit„a share of the fniblic patronage., wall
_pledge ourselves to do the fair thing, hoping by
each barortin. to secure another. - •
~ B ALDWIN IL ALLEN.
L. ALLEN.
ALFRED BALDWIN
e7o_, anl:,artrners.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, OFFER FOR SALE
60,000 BARRELS OF THEIR NEW
- AND IMPROVED
OUOR - ETTE,
OF THE
. . .. .
..
. . D 11; E.W. W. WELIAV..-. - -
, .
r_TAVlNGperMideutlylociteiliaD - iiiadie . If
,JLJL etremais profeissional zerrieat to alt-who
may require Iluem: - ." Also, keeps coast:nix on
hind a full stock *of Drn^e and liiedieing,
Pure Wines , mid Lilinnes (r lialcal
purposes.' . —....—, . - tep7--6m.
.60 / 'hp.
•POP - ; • •
PAYS .1 : :45R A FHT 4 L .COURSE THE
..MOYCll v i r COLLEGE,
the hugest, most extensively patrcnized and
' best organized . -
04 1 .2211=21,1 00221tiMea
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1859.
Usual time to cob:Pilate a full' eourso from 6
to tO•wceks. Eves, Student, upon graduating,
is guaranteed to be competent „to manage - the
Books of any 13usiness, and-qualified tb earn .1t
saiar, , of from ' '
$5OO TO $lOOO.
Students enter at any time—No Vacatiori—
Review at pleasure, i ,
..•
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" Tat FARMER'S OWN PAPER."
THE G.ENE4EE FARMEE,
A MONTOI . .y JOURNAL La'
AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE,
[Est . -614.41'1ED MAUL! • •
üblished for: twenty-LOAM years
p
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dence in every State of the Union and in the
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Each volume-contains 334 pages, and 11 . i. Pro
fusel,. 'Unstinted with expensive wood nuts. It
is st , -it to any address for •
FIFTY Clll\llrt . i.
In order to introduce (Tie PARMER Into dis
tricts whereat has kW renders, we will tai4 sub.
scriptions to the coming half volume (lhly to
December inclusive) M. the following rates - :-
gle subscribers, 25 cents; five ropies.for $l, and
a Copy of our beautiful '2S-cent book, the Rifial
Annual `and Agrtieuitural 'Dictionary, ire-paid
by mail, to the person; getting Op the club;
ixteen copies-11.4 s3,and a Rural Annual and
en extri copy of the : Yarmer for n year, or two
for the half volume, to the person ge.t.thignp
drib. We also oter a liberal list of •
CASH 10HE:SHIL/111S
as a still greater induCement to form clubs. Vail
particulars-will be fhinad in the paper, and every
one interested in theren It aro of the soil
.314 irlyited
to send ter a copy, and, if pleased with the paper,
to art as agent. -Specimen copies sent *TEE to
all applicants_ Addresa JOSEPH HARRIS,
Publisher and Proprietor,
Rochester, N. V.
May 2d. 18.59. p
ISSS. itiss
HARDWARE & gTOYE,EMPORICII
IN FULL BLAST!!
_ -
TIDE undersigned would take this opportu
nity to inform his frieuds and customers
that.he , has recently-1274de large additions to - his
former extensive stock of
Hardware, Stoves, Stove . - Pitie,
Stove , Trimmings, Zino; &c.,•
and that he is prepared to.supply the wants of
the community in thai line at, unusually low
prices. He flatters hiinself that his facilities for
manufactnring,his•own - Wares, Stores, &c.„ give
him a decided advaetago over
. any who•pur
chase and transport a t. l a heavy expense theik en
tire stuck.
••. , ,
He would say to those who with to purchase
STOVES of any desckption, STOVE PIPE, or
TRIiIMEsiGS, of any;kind, and fay for them, he
is prepared to.g,ive there great bargains; but to
those who want to, purchso on a year's 'credit
and 'then_ rn two years more, he had rath
er they would call on home one else, even if they
hare to pay seventy.fiVe per cent more dun an
article is.worth. In the line of
Shelf-HardWare, •
his assortment is thb eargesi and best selected in
Susonehatins County 4 purchased as hii stick
has been mostly of manor:tett:tors, ho is enabled
to offer inducements to those country Merchants
who boy stpall hills, 'rarely found! this side 'of
the big city. We mg offer speciaf inducements
to Carpenters and Joiners who are in ; Want of
either Tools or Building Mate'rials:' Black-
Smiths ear :Ind .it*NVLS, VICES; DP,LLOWS,
slid, in fact, almost anything in theirline, by call
ing on
c Ira iv 0 v.. CA.%11.
Ourlstook of
HET Goods, pro!*riesi Hoots and
shoes, Hats and Caps, ,
keg IFiotlbns, Ere. &c.;
is:as, largess the time's will admit of. They were
'purchased - at a low figure, and will be sold at
prices to correspond NOtli the times:.
READY-MADE CLOTHING!
We have just opbned nbout ;one-and a-halt
cords'of ready-made clothing. Every body says
they are cheap. .Sotte say they are very cheap,
and a number have 4ntured to say they are dog
cheap. Certain it is that a small pile of money '
will buy alSrge pile cif clothing. I
We would add, in 'this connection, for the in
formation of all concerned and the "rest of man
kind," that wo,are tired and sick of the credit
system; we have sultered'enough by it ilready,
and are determined to rid" ourselves bf - the
the whole "critter." - Believing that the nimble
sixpence is the true systein, we a re' reisofved to
ad. , t il',iol4 sre"otnring oar goods bt :prices to
correspond... .. ,
w •` Produce taken n 9ebanc"o for doods. •
...s.I7ICKERMAN, Jr.
New 31ilrord Nov. 29th,'1858, _.
A QiA R D.. •
IGIIISOF, Nov. 22d, 1.58..'
Ayr HEREASthere havo been som statements
V rriado by me against REBECCA A. KELLEY
and *heretic said It. A. Kelley has commenced
a suit against Die in! the common pleas of Sus.
gliehanna county for yespass on the ease, now
for the sake of a settlement of said suit and
peace and quietness, I make the folloceing as
knowledgments: firlt I regret' that I ever said
anything about said Kelley, and at this time,
withdraw all charges against her that hard
made and do not believe her at this time to be
such" a girl.' D. F.,BRUNDAGE.
WM Bi -SIMPSON,••
E;.IT,
Sh3pin Boyd d; Web,ter's new -building,
next do& isgiivS I
reeks d; Stodditrd's.
•
HAVING worked for the past nine years
with the mostllskillful workmen, he feels
eonEdesi .that he can do the itiostdiffiault jobs
on.shortnotiee. ' ; • -
wo,rk . WarhOtitlisitiri
W. B. Smisos .ons worked ror me for some
time, and can reeirtperieh ini is a careful and
skit/al workmmi; competent.to do as good work
as can he done in the ceantry, and- worthy of
confidence. . Was. OlasisSnus.
Towandsljine iqtti; 11356:
. L
Refers to-;-Wm. Nlwelf- E. ,W. D.
iloatajee,B..O. Graildriet' KingabtoTowas-
An; B. B..Bentley,r, Searle, Lathrop,.
J Wittenberl . fotittooe: . •
neatly fepiiired: on short ' iiiitice ?
and on reasonabloternla.- [Jane 15th, 1888..-:-IL
DFNTAL NOTICE.
D
GlFFOR7nuilWated biracial(
Din Meitioso ter theimpoie ot4eiWryiv_ig on
tho Duras PitteriE in all its breaches: - Ho is
now ready to attend to all calls in his profession
with - prompineasAnd will endeavor to give entire"
astisfsction. All operations WARIANIED.
over Chandler's stare: - Sept: 1868.4-tf;
THE. MONTROSE DEMOCRAT.
. 7 . rupt:isnm) TIIeRSDAYS 41:
prrics oNA•ciiuc_iyEN . ina t - pggpBt4, rtii P. O.
•
ptr-artnum,.er.. 404—advance.
Delintittentattaidea to ehlOttl-4412 7 6 0 ,-Per yens,
with • interest. Disekintiquatitiett epilottal with
. }
the Pablisher,tintil nil arrearnges are paid.
Edvertfaeuteata.inserted at $l-pet aqufte of I
13 lines • 26 - ceats per equare for kat.ll intertionl
after tlie . first three. Dee a - quire:one year, $B,l
each atillithinal isquarr,t4.
Job Workof all kinds .executsd
. neatly
and promptly. IS!milks always on hand. ,
. . . ...
. ' ItElUOV:All
Ititi & Post, Attorneyskst,";4w, hart: ,
removed to their new Office,. s fete doors
south of Boyd & Webster's coripr ? ., .„
'llontros'o Oej. 24.-3 m - ,.. ,.. . .
DR. W.ll. L RICHARDSON,
WOULD respectfully fender hiarofesaional
Services to tho inhabiLinta of
IVIONTReI.WVAI
. and its vicinity.. _
Office
: over Mulford's Store.
Lodgings at the KCystone Hotel.
Montroso, Ott..-120. 1855.-4 e.
tAIVIIERT, GRIGGS, kjIYGSIIIIhi,
MAXIIIACTUDEDS, AND lODDERS
nava, CAPS, AXII . Frits,
gt i ntlVll - apoze.
Umbrellas, Parasols, ami Ribbon,
AIIVALL
DUMMY AZTICIAS_,
No. 46, COURTLANDT STREET,
DAN. H. I....wnENce., • NFAV.YOII.IV:
JAS. M. Gatacs, General Partners,—:
Jxo. A. , KINGSSURY, .
M. C. Tsui:. Speral Partner. • fNep.2.lr.•
•
JOHN SIOTER f T-kto
-,
Pa.
SHOP a for d9ursmi - utb of.B9yd and Weletters'
new building.
• HENRY *B. 11c10EAN,
A TTOR NEY Mid - COUNSELLOR. at LAW.
Cl Offico in the Union Block —'rottinda., Riad.
_
ford county, Pa.
toirWill attend promptly to-itil.professional
business intrusted to him, in this and adjoining
counties. . fjea`hBtf
"HOME AGAIN ; '
DII. ENTKIEri.
OFFICE, over Il'ilson'm Store.
EODOEvi GS, at SEAREE I 4 HOTEL
Montrose, Minh 10th, 18 iS.
WM. W. SMITH, & •CO.,
Cabinet. and. Chair Itrantitactur:
erg, foot of Sfain - StreeC Atout rose, pa..
JOHN GROVES,
Fashion:ll)le Tallor—Shup near the
Baptist Alerting House, on Tuinpike Street.
ontrose, Pa.
DR: R. TIE
:AYER,
Playokielan and Surgeon, Montrose
Pa. Office io the Farmer's. Store.
HAYDEN BROTHERS,
New Milford, Peuil'a.
NATII olesale dealer in litittons, Crmi.'es
V Suspenders, Thrbadei, Fancy Goads
Watches, Jewelry, Silver and Plates] Ware, Cut
lery,Tishing Tackle, Cigars, &c.
Merchants and pedlars, supplied OD ,literal
terms.
%VAL liA Y DEN,
JOHN HAYDEN,
NEWS OFF ,-ICE.
Ht: New York - City Illustrated l's:twl.papers
3lagazinea, &e., &e., fOr sale at the
31011 'MOSE BOOK STORK, by
4. N. BULLARD.
-kelt° -I ST TLC.
'Charley Morris 'with hair arid hoB,
Heir,Fole heit:Of this vast nreA f.
And none 'to baßags me atui haißr
esolvgti to synrßant ev'ry jolt.
.Let's, 'have a rush, I'salwas , sherE,
y,,,e'n find me honest, juSt nitul
*,„*81:op No. 3, Iksement of IR.e4e's • Hotel, on
Turnpike titri.et.
- Dr- : • Smith, :
SURGEON DENTIST. • II osidenee and; o f -
Bee opposite the Baptist. Church (north side)
Montrose. Particular attention kill .bs given
to inserting teeth on gold and sirret plate, and
to filling decaying teeth. •
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ABEL tiTRRELL, MOSTROBE,
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Chi:mint.,
Dye Stitt% Glass-ware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Window Glass, Groceries, Faocy Goods, Jew . ,
elry, Perfumery, &c.—And Agent for all the
most popular Patera Medicines,
40) ::i-1
DU. Ii..PATRICK, JR., would like.
after aelgfEhre of nearly ten years, to appeal
to the moral sensibilities of a very generous-pub
lic, who have always manifestek their sense of
appreciation of his usefulness: by esicting his
services when needed or-thought to be oeeded,
but who have given no other evidence of grati
tude or good will—paiticularlY in the way of
"substantial aid'-' as Kossuth would say—that
he dew desires a full and entire settlement of all
his accounts, also the accounts-of the late firm
of Patrick- & Dim ock ; and he wishes further to
state that he desires nothing to be considered
wrong, if, after a few weeks, the said accounts,
remaining unsettled, she'd be placed in the-hands
of a good sharp edlector, and made to account
to him something thit will buy Otis and Buck
wheat. Please notice this and take action siCer
dingly.—lours Truly,
jar: E. PATRICK, JR.
STOVES! STOVES!! STOVES!!!.
/NUR
/NUR Stoves have been so thoroughly tried
kJ to the entire satisfaction of All, that they
need no recommend from us.
S. H. SATII.E 5t BROTITERS.
WALL PAPER. A select agsoitmetit just
receivNi.
• . S. IL SAYRE & BROTHERS.
irl ARPETINg. Eargaibscffered.by
Sal. SAYRE & .BROTLIERI3
PLOWS! PLOWS!!
PLOWS Wo invite the attention of Farmers
to the celebrated- Peekskill Ploirs
we have added to our large assortment.
S. H. SAYRE & BROTHERS,..
PropriCtors ot Foendr y;
ALintrotte. Nut. 29th, 1 t3SS: , lSlf.
KEYST.ONE HOTEL;
At Montrose, Penn. - •
WM. 8. "BATCH, Priprii*T.
THIS new and commodious Hotel situated
on Public Avenye, near the Con rtgOule,and
nearly in the :cMitre of !this bikirtas portion of
Montrose, is now fu2ly completed and furnished,
and will be opened on Monday , : the l7tb day 4)f
the present month* for the" accOmmodation of
the public and' travelers. Thi Proprietor fedi
confident that he is now prepared I,oMltertain
guests in manner I , lllsonot . yObly'it
Complete'
. .
The liotpl and Furniture era new, and miet
pense ,has been spared to render it equstaf not"
superior to any similar eidehltshM,ent tbitiart
of the Mate. %Wilt the
recent improvements. and .cornforts,And obliging
• waiters will 'ilstays ji - litdyto.sespond to' the
call of duatomers.
The §.4bies coniectod .with, , thik, Weser ,
New Cony
;The Proprietor rapfttftlllysblii:Titi the !lONA.
ago of hisold friend?, and the public generally.._
• •••••:.',W111.-K.ll/iTCH.
4fontrotte,lSepfembertitat;lBsB..
rpIEETIIO.;-GUST AND PLAIN - Pt:ETU,
.1. for sale by • AI3EL
• nOntre's(P, ebrotry!it,
. •
11.114:1111
‘ .
17111 E subscriber having purchased
,
. %refitted and-newly ferniehed
" 1 above Well known and popnlar Hotel,
11 is pripareette act omitted* the-trav
eling •public„and others with.all.theAttentfone
and conveniences usually • final in:fret-claire
!louses. , No. effort will ,Eti;spsrell bYille Pro
prietor and his Assistania;to teak" theilotel
equal in every point to
, Thu Bar ,will always be itippliKivith the
'Choicest Liquor..
The Stables, Coinected with, this - Noose
aie large, roomy end convenient,andeireful and
attentive Hostlirs are alWays in charge of them.
J P. TAILBELL.
Montrose, May 13th. 1858.
WHOLESALE SALT DEALER,
• 201 Wltiihisspo'si-st;
. .
- (Directly opposite Washington hlarkot,)
Ne• - mair "le - ca . / 1 1m.
-
,STILL CONTINUES to offer to the city and
COUNTRY trade, all kiudi-orTFOREIGN
C!iarse and Fine SALT, attho very lowest figures,
4000.sarks and bags, consisting in part orAsh
ton's celebrated brand for table and dairy • use;
Jeffrey & Darcy; Marshall's, DrownlOw's, - &c. •
and 50006 bushels Turks Island,.•Bonares, Cu
racao, St. Übe.% Lisbon, Cadiz, Ivica, Nantes, &c.,,
all of whirls will be sold at bargain priies - from
vessels, store sad storehouses, -- .
Any purchaier wishing to select from a good
assbrtnientswill find it to his interest to call.
N. 8.--Fine table salt put up in small bags of
different sizes, and e, onstantly on hand in ship.
ping order. Also _a splendid article of Rock:
Ground salt, in quart boxes, put ußatui for sale
by the quantity, in awes of five dozen each.
New York. April I , st. 1859.-IV*
SALAMANDER 'SAFES.
EvApis & AVATIF;ON,
No. 20 SOUTH FOURTH STREET
- PHILADELPHIA,
Hmiiitir on hind a large assortmeut of Fire
and Thief' Proof, Salamander. Safes.
Iron Donia for Banks and Storei.,fron Shutters,
Iron Sash, all makes of Locks, equal 'town) ,
made in the United States.
Five Sofes in one Fire. All conic out itiglit
with contents in good condition,
THE SALAMANDER SAFES OF lIIILADELPIIIA
: AGAINST TUC WORLD.
Tiara had the surest demonstialion in th,
followiogAtilficate.-that their manufacture f
v
Salathand,Safes has at length fully warra led
the repress ptations which have been mdde of
thorn as rendering an undoubted secure Ry against
the terrific 'element: - ""
AprilA2th, 1856.
Messrs, VANS . & - AVerSON.--/GUlltleMell: It
affords us the highest .PAtisfattion to state to
you, that owing to the ver/protective qualities
of two of the Salamander Safes which we
purchased of you scan/mouths since, we saved
a large portion of ouilewelry,and :Arent. books,
papers, dtc.,.expo to the -calamitous fire ip
s ßanstead Mee on the morning of the
inst.
When w / e / y / cflect that these Safes were located
in the fourth story of the building we occupied,
land Osatthey !subsequently, fell into a heap of
burning ruins . ; wherethe vast coocenfration,,of
host caused the brass plates to Melt; We etinnot
/ but regard the preservation .of their .valoible
contents as most convincing proof of the great
security afforded by your Safes. = 2
, We shall take much pleasure , in recommend.
I ing them to men of business as a sure reliance
against fire. "
GEORGE W. SIMMONS & - 1350., Jewelers,
Who have purchased six large Safes since.
April 28,
TRACY HAYDEN,
GEO. HAYDEN. ,
SUIIIME* AItICANGEJLENT.
• EMintEgirgilkaTE -
-74,- r ENV RAILROAD ROUTE-4)ELA:WARE,
LACKAWANNA & WESTERN RAH
ROAD.—New and expeditions broad gunge
route fcom the Nort and West, via Great Rend
anti Scranton, an& from the Lackawanna-Aid
Wyoming valleys, through, to New Yo'rk and
Philadelphia.
On and after Monday, April 11th, 1859,
trains will be run as follows:
The Cincinnati Ex. Train bound east on NJ.
& Erie R. R. arrives at Great Benditll4o a. of..
and connects with the EXPRESS Train which
leaves G; eat Bead for NewYcirk and Philadelphia
at -.-- 6.10 at - m.
Due at llontros.e A 8.45 4.
Tunkfiannoek, ' 9.24 "
Factoryville, _ ' 9.48 4.
Scranton, 10,35 .4.
• Ild,ciscow., ;
.. , 11.29 ,"
Stioudaburg, . ,, : , 2.26 P. in
Water Gap. - 139 "
Delawa re,(ls minutes to dine,) 2.04 "
Bridgeville, • 2.35 "
Junction, - - - 3.25 "
. - New .York, . '7.15 ..
Philadelphia, '
_,8.15 "
Passengers from N. Y.; leave Pier.,
, -
No. s North River, at - . -' •
From Philadelphia,leavii Walnut 5t,,,,,
Wharf, at • - ,6.00 "
Leave Junction,t- . -':- - 16.50 ~
Ducatßridgetille,, .: 11,3'7 "
, Marva re, (I.stalc: to &mai); 1,1.59 "
. Water Gap, . 12
..
:29 p. mi.
Stroudsburg, °72.41• "
Moscow, - 9.26 "
Scranton - , c 3.10 -,.,.
Pactorril ..
le ' : - 3.58 '
Tunkhannocl, -' ' - - 4.15 ' "
• 510ntrose, . 4.53 4 ,.
Great Bend. 5.25 "
Connecting at Great Bend with the
Mail Train, west, at
Accommodation Train leaves Scram- -
ton rot Great Bend at , .8.10 a. m.
Mayo at Great Bend, - 12 40 p.
• Connecting - with the Dunkirk Expros:went at
1.10. the Emigrant Train west at 1.63, and tho N.
Y. Express, east, at 1.56 p. m.
Returning, leaves Great Bend - at , .CoS p. m.
Duo at Scranton, 6.15 "
For the accommodation of way travel oo the
Southern Division, a passenger car will be at
tached to the Express Freight Trains i leaving-
Scrantoo, at 4.00 a. m.
Due at Stiondsbnrg at :10.05 "
44 Junction at - - 2.30 p. m.
Returning, will leave, Junction at " 9.30 a. ui.
Due at Stroudsburg at - • - 7.05 :"
" Scranton at • 2.80 p.
Passengers to, and from New Yoik change
cars at Junctionto and from Philadelphia at•
Bridgeville. • - • • ,
For Pittston,' Kia,gston, and "Wilkesbarre;
take L. & B. IL IL, cars at-Scranton.
For Jessup, Archbald, and Carbondale, take
the Stages at Scranton. . ; """I . 'r l. ;
Tickets sotd;and baggage cheacd IhioUg4, „.
JOI - DrintlSßK.Siet: :
Wm. N. Jiatts,Gen'l Ticket Agent
Scranton, April' 6th,
, . .
• THE SECRET 1211414T1ES OF
TOIITIXANDMATItitITIE.
Just - Pahl/AIMS trirattel'efie
au, A., FEW..Werds on the „Rational
77- r . xi:Treatment without Itlcdicine,,,
of aperinstorrhei Or' •LoistWeaki
ness,Noctilmal Emissions i Genital'and Eel:vet:4r
Debility, Premature Dewy cx-14131 1 i4teatii;Pbt o '
teney and Impediment to
EY B. DE CANVEY; H. D.
The important fret that the relief-alarm" let
complaints, =originating tied I
solitude of youth; maY be easittrembWid - iiiiif:
our ragnioirig, is hilthislinialrzarset, clearly de
monstrated; and the 'entirely new and:t4ghly
successful treatment, ae adored . ktig Itgt4
tri r ,
fullrexplairied; by mealas'nk'whien every one is
eel/bled CUM 11116 ELF perfectly, end the::
least poisible cost, thereby
,evoillteir nit the 'ail
certified nostrums of the ;ley. *
Sent to any /ladles, gratis ned,pciati free in a
sealed envelope,- by.pmitting' (pot WO twee
pottageitainps' to 'Dr. 11.-DE'LAW:Ev, - as Eliot
31st' Street, New York-city:- -[frryege.
Snit, Sail 1 Salt 11.
MaYElrtr.‘.7. mann,
EVAIk*VATSON
. • ,
• , , -._ .
- HEWS AT
" - LET. THE '-AFFLICTED , --READI.'-"
-,-.Ana learn that a perfect and radleil egad lii rageiabig nod.
di:amide's:l to all who are agitated witg wingsamet g s buli n
nervous complaints; . melancholy thoughts,. depAsigo.' 4
old* • distress and Attignish of Wad, - IMP 'Otalen,loge 'of .-
Inemory,,lom of energy and anoscalskpoWer, Nay drowtho
wasting awn, and a want of *anathema In tomseprucialat•
lag tits,tits,eouvolsne trembling, Impotence anddlngust Of Ilfe, , '
_Some phydelaaa sequins to he told thiltsarreer Our did,
easy—ths PAIILISII BOTANIC InIYSICIaI sloseptit.. Alln,
perfect knowledge pf the human system enable, Maio du i :
cribs the disease without any toformatfre from thapallantr
to explain Its : original cause, and to imaranbre natant. ,And.-
what Is more valuable still, be will honestly and lastly tag .
whether you can be cured or not. thus wring on trouble, cafe
pease and dhoppolutruent. ./Us exams ' itir made:
without any Information 'from the patient. thereinto ha .
thornsthoroughly understands their Phydral condition and-Phren."
010 • development; 'without which he never could have
, r
- id so many astonishing cures.: It &bomb! be roman, •
that this Mauled physician perform - a cores thought'
impesible",—.lfallaul /animal; , - ; -,
,
n
•ilet sit s trlM, a nd more nPecialtY the* who have tried'
*befall gotta relief, letthem read the followirig facts, and
judge fur themselves, of the good eget* of the *Mu& Phy.
- slelat's New Remedies. • As all Rs Correspond** *dried*
private and coandential, lumerprevents from giving Hamra.
41rOVN6i MEN, RE;11411- TMIEW
,
Mow twenty-eve ear/ of age; 'I haieltufferel frets'
the followlugeimptems since I, was seveateeuYearseld ; I
employed every meatus aeonsulteda nuseher of medical men, „
1.
and spent &little ' Arlene for medical treatment, and got no'
!tried thw Botanic Physician: , tinder - Vs treat,
• meat, I was restored to perfect .hasith,•both seemally and
physically. The following were thssaymptoms I felt:—At
the age of sevetteenipalpttationd at the Mart came on, cud
which were aftenitardeinducedotfthe slightest exerted' or
excitement; pertedleal beads:ekes, not* madhstmlng through .
- the ears imperfect vision, objects like Wiles warsannoying
the sigh t; temporary Starke 'of initiating ; **plea and. -
blotches on Met*. •it shrivelled mad ot - the hanto; with
Constant cold feet and hands; lona of. memory ; Incapacity to ,
turn the *Mallon toasty onesubjeetifrequent etforabstrac..
lion; total intbllity to study; dislike: tosseclety; athunke=of
despondency; melanelooly, involuntary shedding *leer/1;-
km*. and !Mahe* on themes cni the slightest tieaudoi, and
theoghteof Suicide; difficulty of breathing ea the
wid sin -
lads d w ,in etantgy
O g igprpd er;
t n h e a np e a t it h e i b t e c aTmhee sap dos; sometime It*crated;andatot p rtimdisely W b+
lent; faaelfot hales and a longing forstraame food, sr - attralit
if dyspeptic symptoms's* tn, such *defence, coasts? .
lion, and looseneas • _extreme heaviness - and torpor a
eating ; greatthlrst, ;Clem nights; frightful drums, cote
night sweats, fetid breath, decay of teeth, constantly reed
tongue. -The chief symptoms of which, In addition to tete , '
ceding, were pain and debility It the back and lel*, ping
and outvoting seasationsdown the spine, eathotglesistiwore
travertine that column. I was engaged to bemerited, but
dared tiot„, for fear my infirmity might be 'Loewe.. I felt a
sense of. fear, distrust and shame, with a dreddlestity Infir
mity should bet tweeted or discovered ; kwasting away fol ;
lowed, and my friends thought I was comiumpdve ; my com-:
plesion became sallow, my eyesight dim: I had - tdowtelet
and au abashed look ; I was unable to / stand the gam of ether .•
people • I would blush wheen to ; my forehead
face became blotchedatid pi mp; aloes of fiesit followed,
and a great drowsiness , with ee Idifference to every thing
but seclusion; appearancespf, rupture began to chow them
isives. I began to pine away ;for seven year. I suffered ail'
these symptoms and kep) 4ba mna-bosom ; end
I believe 1 should hi* taken the sema-• toad early gars,. .
had I not l ied Botanic PhYsistime , i.ll write thete -
bete-for the mire Caufferinglinmaulty, Tipping they will
save someof my llowereattres from a life of angering and.
a premature entre. ,
• • ' . Tetra, trely,*c.„
above mai man called on me, be had no hopes
of aen , all he expected was a tittle relief.. I lest made a
Three° °Oral and an Atalanta* examination of him. !lav
ing sadislied Myself that he had no chronic disease about him,
I .1d him at ones that [ could are him ; but Inland suffered
• much disappointment in the other remedies ticked tried, •
that he even-doubted mine ; however , I Mile *di - necessary
Mathematical and Astrono mical ealculatiliat;%having by
there means ascertained what baths, Wader netary in
gum, were beet adapted to Ms Mu, the ears was very soon
accomplished. Ile soon recovered all his mental and phy
sical euergies; In short, he became a man agate ; and shortly
after married, and I need not say became a happy man. •
Consultations can be but daily withthe
ENGLISH BOTANIC ,PHYSICIAN,
No. - 1338 Lombard Street, Philale4dila.
AFFLICTED, READ,
And hear What others have add of him and his enrea:—
• This mnlnent English Dotanle Physician bitereally per
formed some of tlse mod astonishing rules on record, in this
tif In any other co try, by Ids simple, innocentilmt certain
New Remedies.
„ -
Every Man, Woman sad Child whether Father, Itneband
in Son; all Ladies, whether Younger Old, whether st,Erhool
Olrl or Matron, whether Mother, Wifo'or Danghter, whether
Married or Slagle;
all should.eonsult the Zuni& &tante
Physician, If they wish to be parmanerAly. and radically
yct n o yo man enter - the IAcium,C}ILTO . AIIOICS
X.SIII.IED LIFE, without erstspnwiltlng . ;emiiista
Mulish Botanic 'PbysteLsn. He his ouredbrindreds otenies
which have been pronounced, Incurable; .-and
faire been radially cured by him, and th e parties ars now
married and happy.. Every on e, espeelally young persons and
those contemplating marriage, should consult
describe your disease and the parts aireeted.., IliWilltiles
erlbe the true canes of all your sufferings and lellneltles.Llle
will. tell 'ail the symptoms you base experiewed, lad all
the symptoms you will experience, and the result of all these
symptoms on your health and constitution. Ile will tell Von
how, long yes:there besearected. Ho will aleutelit yen liner
and when you can be enrol. No deidly Wiens, swarseele,
Nox Vegetal, Opium, or anyother poisons; no Bfereory, nor
any deadly inineral--cothing but purely VesgetabliWpplita•
done are prescribed byehhi.tronderfal Medical Botanbet.• We
'advise everyone to consult the .Engllsh Botanic .P,hystclen,
and Judge for theametree."—.ltuffeal Jourvial. • - '
1 1 .4111EJS, RE.rI . D :THIS:
.
"I have been limited Waivers ; I [meet badany ehlldmo ;
It mused dlseoutentme.at In my husband: weboth save Anx
ious to bare children ; .and I tried mineral things, to mauve
barreauesa, but they bad uo About three years mfo,
I called ott tbellotente rbydelsa; toek.h.talletnedlet,
am now blessed with two lovely eltildeeu;, -kealth Is
much Improved, mid.my husband Is more 'econfrot and
baerY. . .
pelleve Me, yours,
.
A.NOTHER.:-.TOR:.THE:AitiIItS!
'Eleven monthatital was mairiedlgiveblett tea danih•
ter, but' my anderings were ea greet that the Feenityldee
raked of my recovery. Tide made me dread the thoeghte
of having anymore children..l tried every thing to prevent
ty repetition of my wuffertags, but within& mtecceding. Two
lean after marriage, I wee again confined, but my IMSIII4OIII,
w4lllll do great that the child died. 'I Was told by Phyatcja tt
that If I had any. more Children, hd feared my lifeerduld be :
e r _ . na"a.atiert ijalethZ;g 3 aTAN;.ll.ll22:2rire
c... 4 erect ; they not only prevente d toe from hiving chil
dren, but they also Improved my health. db the pure, all
tkingt arepure.
• tours,eluerrely, Ate., —."
..r,‘ .11 •
Whoa' delleale Utah' makee destrails neetti
dreg, consult him: All those wlio are childlesa, and to
have children, permit him.-- All WWI contrite hint lo the
most delicate cases, with Implicit and perfect confidence. •
TO TUB HARRIED LADIES,who* health wilt_notadotlt
of an immure farally;bls Netisedyla tivaliable, as it can
be ataccoultdirtmed an Al ritEVENTIVE Against
Slaving any Children. If .yotChaie traed - otheie,
and ght no relief—lf yea whit to enjoy good health and long
life—lf you are wile, you will go and consult. the ENOLISII
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN. at hisrprirate residence No.' 1956 LOMBARD STRUT, PIILADELPIIIA. All bateriliews are
strictly private and conAdentlid. Thoniandt can testify to
his honorable, fatherly and gentlemanly conduct; his stand
ing and experience of half -a century prove, beyond all con
tradiettow that they catt,confinte all their little troubles and
nano to him ass amen of mend teethed., red II nen
of honor and high sense Of duty; Past expoilipee laingtoted
that all theft little merits are ode and netedwith Lint. . .
7.30 a. of
MARRIED '.MEII,. Tills!
hare been married fourteen years; abbot to year! afp
began to lose my muscular power,so much so, that I hand
I would become Impotent. I app lied to several mak:slim,
but got ao relief; until, by mere chance, I atplied-tothelto
taste Physician ; he told me mile wa; a cue that reedited
time, but that howordd guarantee a perfect cure if fonly fol
lowed his advieo. I put my name on his books „hi made
calculation and 'llWlrillined what herbs would Its mooted!.
dent and best adapted to my ease. - Oltimately,ly attending
closely to his advioe, Lrecoverred all my lost. power'arid 611.
orgy, and I am now stouter and it ttrongerman than I erect
Iran • '
. ' Yonre, gndefully,kc.,
Consultations daily, Sondays excepted
nose at a distance oat communicate by Dotter., All Letters.
Coismanteetions and Interviews strictly Private and..cond•
dentist., Tberestageot all Letters must be prepaid; and One
Dollar enclosed for Consultatron Fmt. • •
. . „ '
ENGLISH BOTANIC , PHYSICIAN ; :
No. 133 . 6 Lombaid
April 2cl, 1859,—tf 310 ,
Zir A Hook fbr. Everybody.. -OW
STARTLING, DISCLOSURES ' !<:
I-TELLEIt'S' great
i icork for tho married,
toecootemplatitig Mar.
.go —OOO pages fult•of
imaarteis;, l
"le 25 cents—sent to a l l
or under - seat, by - mail,
IT.PAID. 50,000 cop,
Bold the pnet year. The,
;Te. tuarrieditudth,ft mar.'
happy: &Lecture eif
. a farther; a complete
.:y.. ...- contains hundreds otso
drets nave r•before pabliabed.—iiiiirantmi io'bo
worth three-times the amount asked for it. --25ctii
jri specie or postai:6 s temps. eitiloaccr it illpfOre
A Cop,' . 7 .l etir*O mill::' Adgiteiss - 11- "ii $ l , l l l
--` 'J. TELLift; . l.4,l).
..,.......,.....„... , •
....,- • .Nod t 1 Bearci-ist, - ;Albin,Cl`Cfi
! , 11a177-1411:.:Viattots'..Fist4s.P.tuat,'- - 6F a ox,
with full directions. Itiarriod• ladicii , sikould tar
usixtlism,Settt by mail. ' .
CAUT10N:......./ &SO pill, s ii,ithr ,i i iit k irid e iq y
females during the - FIRST 3 lIHINTIIS of
Pregnancy, as flop art stitifotattiw iiisearriage,
64144 any Vier 1411 047 , 1" e s giet• — ‘ , l'.l'," Al
lifidf ctufes.oro6 4o 4XideitioPLAlreCilOP,Rt
,
itftlikb4isic'„itill limbs; fotigyajutraiighte,gookove
I pifirkittropof - .heart, h,yl,terice and whipoi n theee.
1 pills - Wilt erect a cure when ail o.futcmillum,baxe
91 ,
failcd; and al (II 6' a powei . fuf rMiie4,49„t; ~ it . ,,--
laid iron, csitituel, antknnicii:'ortikftblithof rr
to tbi`f•coustitutioh. - AddressDlU T 1,
AS above. - ' - ftibl7lll_4*
......_ ._ ~
NPAW GOPEiEI A in my linif of boilasii:.mti A
'-ing every - "ABEL TURREIJ,.. ,
March 24th, 4859. .
.... ~„ .. ..
:AYfe - ,i's•Sars'aOrlifl
psi ~..„,.,,, ~,. _ ',..,.; ,-;/(
- 4 . compound reinedY. 'ln 'whicli4e 3 ii c 'es!''e la
.,hatedto.prodficeilie most effectuat e , altorati., '
- ;'Prat can be made. It is a coneentrated emira-E
- Slt BIM - SIIISIIIMIIiiIa, so combined witit, 0ti.,1
' subatineetief still , greater alterlitire firm cr ...•
r ' to &Ord'', an :effective antidote , for the'ilhieu ....
/... -Sarmliarilla is reputed to'cure. • I ii , lieliev, d
:Abet -such a remedy iis: wanted' by , tbooe , rn I, •
...suffix from Stnintions.coinplaints; and. thatoom
~ which will.aeoomplish their -care. inme. 7 prov ,,
- ;.oflnunense service ti) ; ,thia •lerge 'clase!of-our
~,tafilieted fellow-citizens., flow completelythiA \
, ~eintmonnilwill do it has Veen prov,. l lY; (Afivr-
,- 'Meat M 1 'rawly of the worst mum to he found
'
,of the following complaints : = ' _ , ,',„
' ~.:. "Sonorous. A.SD semen-ions Courts tits
KatrryoNs kND EaerrivE-Dissism; Vici . .'as,
PIMPLES, Bierman, TtnionaiSati 'Ruin ...,.. /
:Beath MAD;•BTrlittla - AN'D "S'reituttric'.Av-
rzernms; Mtncumst Disuse.; DziorSi; Nit -/'
? — xlistots. on. no Dontonaccx, Preri.erv,
...Dvs-'•
remits ASD Isistemsrmx, Knyireir.ss',l eln:
.pa Sr, Aternoxy'a bur, and indoed'the e,..
ii k
, class of complaints , a ri sing . from. Nee re,. (n.
Tint Btool, - /. . , -
. -
This competind will be fouiid4gml
.pr ,-
mote:. et health, when taken in, spspring,, o.
expel the foul humors -Avidchfester in thc
- -
blood' at that season efthe ycir,:. _ By:the-time
' ty eipulsion of them — Mani 'lniikling 'POI-tiers
, .are nipped • in: the tud: .lifeltitiOes ' can,, by
• the aid of this remedy tiParettliernielvei frOm
the endurance of fo eruptions and' ideeinus
- ' saes.. thrauglewhiell the 'system will strive to
,riti itself of,coniiptilms, if not assisted to do
thistbrough the natural channels of the body
--by alli alterative 'medicine. Cicturce:out the
titiated.bl&xl whenever. you find its impolitic- ,
s.,bunitheit' , : ihro ugh the skin in pimples: eruption:,
~ or son* ; ..cleanse , it when you; find. it, 1s ot.-
strOted mud • sluggish in the veins; . cleanse- it
whenevcr.it ia foul, and your feelings sill tell
you when., Even )'vhere no particular _disorder
is felt; people enloy 'better health, and live
"longer; 'for' cleansing the blood, :Keep_ the
blood healthy; onkel l is well; but with tliis
pabulum of life disordered,' there can be 11.,
•lasting health: Sooner or -later something
. • must go wavng, anti the great machinery of
• rife is:disordered el. overthrown. ,
Sarsaparilla has, . and deserves Much, -the
reputation of accompliihing these ends.. lint •
the worl d has been egregiously deeeived by
preparations of it, partly becaus e the drug
• :alone has not. all the virtue that iii claimed
. 'for' it, but More because many -Prepaprions,
' pretending to be , concentrated extracts of it,
contain but little of tEe virtue of :Sal.4arillit,
or any thing else:
'' "During late years the public haVii'lreeti mis- '
- • led by large' bottles, pretending to g'i3;e*qiici-t
:. of Extract of Saigaparilla forone dollar.` thrust •
• of these have been frauds upon the sick, for
they not only contain little, if any, Senna
tills, but often noturative..propertici - w timer
- er. . Hence, bitter and painful dist' imieintmcut -
has followed the Use of the,valions extracts' cf
- Sarsapa ri lla which flood the market, until the
name itself is justly despised; sad has termite
'• Syneristnnus with impositiemind - cheat.: Still
; we call this compound Sarsaparilla, and ir teed
to supply such a remedy as shall rescue tb•
name from the load of obloquy which rc.,-1.,
;upon. it:.- And. we think we huie •mmund for
believing. it has virtues which are irresistible
by the ordinca7 run of the diseases it is ibtend
ed to cure.. In order to secure their ecirMiet- ,
eradication from the systerb; thexemedY ' 1,,,, '1'l
be .Mcteibusly taken according to'dfiectiens on
. ..,the bottle.
DR; J. C...A16,0, •
LcavELL,..xfas.i.
Price, el per Bottle r. SLiellottles tow $5.
I'lyer'.s
Cherry - .Pectoral,
has: Aida ftirdhself sucli -s. retied'sfor the cafe r,f
everylariety . sf Throat sod Lung Coinplaiuti_that
it ,is' Ontitely dfirieressary for us to zeeouot
tnidente'Of itsAirrues, whereter it - has beeil,
it has long been-la constant at •
through Out this section, we need not do mete t 1.23.
- assurothe iseopli its quality is kept•up to the t
it ever has been,and thot.it-trray be relied
do for their relief all it has ever bees found to ,20,
_Ayer's 'Cath-artie
• • Pon Tire curti •
Cotitieen'isi ' ' Jaundice, 'Dyspipsia; • Ditll.7estioq „
.Dysentery, Foul Stomach; Erysipelas, lhathirhe,
Piles, Rheumatism; Eruptions and Shin Disease:,
Liver Complaint, Dropsy, : Tette'', TuOurs , n , l
4aR" . Rheum, - lrortni, Gout; NeuraYgi;:, vs a
Dinner' Pe7l, ancifi3r Purifying' the. Blond.
They are sugar-mated, so that tlre tno.,t
can. take .them. pleasantly. and, they use the
Lest aperient itk tht.world for all, the lorpgem of
family-phytie. . " .
"-Price 25 tents por But rivets:wee:7°r -51X°.
' Oriel nutubers of Clergymen. Phesiciaos,
-, ben,- and eminent persortagei,-Afir'm Itszt th it
. names,to certify the unparalleled usefulness pf
remedies, but ourspace here trill 'not - pern.it
'insertion of them: -The :Agents below unwed fur
nish gratis our AxelareAs ALIIANAc in which ry
- 110 Vv.= t , :uith-aloo full descripticute,of„the7'..thove
- eomplaiitts; and the treatment tlaatibould he lowed for for their cure. . •
Do not be tint oft by unprincipled dealers nit!'
other preparations - .-they make more,. profit Os.
Demand, A ls.Tedett - , , and takc.no - others: , s The sdc's
. want - the hest aid there is fdrthent, and theyehnula
heel . • s •
All our Itemodics are for ,
A: ..ripittEtti,lejoutr: . 6.lt ! r;.".l - -.A.:. v.. AI
sAtriu::sdianier; Ia A-_ SCdrti.Sp tinge' f: tj'A -
nsa
Pri.O,iiits;;New:.:Mitterti;-:J.,
• %vat ,It. QReiv, - ;
TirayticMiaapek; Ekroit rferd,
amt. elk Druggists. ; '-'1! . firtfiD i;• . .
HO`W"ABD.bS~SOCY..ATI fl~~:~
- THILIMELPIItA
'A. ten - L.6'4i/ in t rori,estabiish ra IJ:it .speer ,
(he relief of the siek and diFtresattl,
gicled "afth Virulent and Eliia emir itiveco4:.
Pl-1E Howattii ASSOCIATIOtt,in of the aNV •
- .6,1,dta iUCti OR of humarilife l caused 11, Sex -
and _the deceptions ilro.ctibed ore
'tee Unfortunate' vicliins of such diseases by
Quacke,_severati,yeara ago directed their Cc= , •
suiting' Surgeon, asl eIIARITADRC Aar W : Orr 'o;
their name, to open a'ffrisperisary, for tivi t
raint'ol this clasaof diseases, in all their form&
and to give MEDICAR AItVICR GRATIS, to :411-sis
TIPPI,e"by. fetter, aith a description of tht ir con.
iiition;(aga, oecttpation, linbiti cif lff' s ,c 4„.7c„) cLzi.
in eases ot extrime povorty, to fir rniSh ntrukdac
free of chargelt is 'needless to'aild"th.it
Association commands the highest medics;
of, the, age, and wili_ furnish the asst ilnprol,4
moderNtreatment,
,!The Directors of the Association, in their An
nyal Report uponi;the treatment of Sexual Di
seases, for. the year 'ending. January Ist, 1858.
express the Itighest satisfi t tioa;tsith thelutecess
which has attended the labors of the Consulti2g
Surgeon, in the curo of, Spermatorrisceo," Semitici
Weakneis, Impotence ;Conorrhmall tr‘ct,Sl pi i I is,
the: vice of Onaniarn drigolf4buse.: And or
dern contionavto pf-thii anion pion ,fOr iho
iAn admirable RepQort;on'Spaimetai`t(ii er
Seminal Weakness, ihaviee of M1 3 " 4 " -
bationi or Selt•abnse; and 'oilier disiarea of the
sexual:organs, by the ConstiltingiSargOn: will
be sent-by .mail (in a sealed enrelope)',
:OP' CHARGE, on •th e of TWO
STAMPS' for postage.- Other liepOrts and
Troops on bite 1131.11t0 anetrentment of 'sexail_
diseasei, diet. diO., are ountitantly. being
,ed for' grateitons ditittibution _'and hilt //ft Skill
to, the :Aida Some of the ". now reiliiMiu 3
'and methods of treitisent;
'theists: year, are of groat 'oil r
Address, for Report or Treatmeut r -Dr: J
SKILLIN HOUGI - ITON,AetingEitrgc43lOw.
and Associatten; No. 2 South N loth "Stteel ti l,qo
adolphis,' 'By order of the, Directors.
'-•‘• 11EARTWELL Piesiiiettt
Gto -P.e.intnitzt; Seey 20.1 y
- • `NIIRIWi GE Gatp.E.
,•
A-11Evt-Bookiy.llllllAWYOUNGi
lore
tTi 3 . at; inariiaie:''ivith• the eisosinci
:;..~z
yoirtliOriast'urily,andb'd
4balitglightei an 'a atiadea r marwtl
• ILI 'lays' ( 4 PAa; hupts
-4 • •, Vlct! disaptialpkineale. Let all
married papilla, or those`iiinternillalipg . Marri4o
inarried iife,
read4hla boob. Let,every, young elan aial woman
in-lbstlokre9•ol4 tidok,-1014:faif 'or Plates,
sad disclmieaaeetete kliatioreriitio alio•uld know
a Mita ii*nirledg'e;cl, Etat may save a world ui
trcnatio In after - Seadlar, ap,±i. (eapkgaiag
f r osdtiii '•• 1311.: Wrd.fYl/t111(h-.. •
41pOlf , _ ' 416 Sproei:al;
i .
iiito64.kpils:-.A NEW. SUPPLY.
1 at,.1858. A. T lOU.