IC.omiiar
TI 7 E. FIREMAN—HIS Nonr: - "MtastOt; I .—'l
Xtthe:Firerriart% Anniveisa;',- Celebration in !,
Jackson; Goy. ;McWillie, baiter
speak'ing of.the Fireman na a - public benefac- -
torlhat his was a mission ofi‘ve, said:
dare often looked with . aitUnishnient up-. 1
on tbe daring co:rani:l; of .fifebsen. I have I
see: them! ennountering danger greater than
!tit of the-'soldier, who amidst the 'swim of
iVar, enters 41te Adeadly 'breach, trampling I
'down the - wounded Add battling with the
armed. and haw seen you tin the
burning roofs Of lofty latilditigr, Ittandimg as
it Wife upon r.he - iery crater of a vote:old-1
almost tonchinrr the tiery • Inva—nobli'Aoingl
l!atticeL-and a:Posing' yonr lives to the most
imminent peril—when I' gate _ seen you thus
ruggling ,soil t have been Can - - I
scion; that many of you did coteven know
ibc..tame . of -, IIEI person for whoin the semi
&...e WAS made. And in .yoor -further prai4e
'and as illustrative _of the nobility of your con
duct, let it be told-that it often happens that
• the poor fire" Men has no IMuse either to burn .
or save.- 7 -be knows- no motive of action but
,that of doing, goal to others. Such services
come fresh and Warm from the heart -L-they
cannot be bought 1! 1 have always Under
stood 1,,4* every et?ort to organizetirecompa -:
niesfin'VM basis of pecuniary compensation
- has ritterlY and 'vnt irelv faile,l- to be efficient.
Stich setiice'ruust be voluntary 2 -withunt
money and without price. Such conduct—
such benevOlence as yourr, gentlemen—re
lieves the whole race of mat/ from the charge
of cold, sordid selfishness'.
Truly, gentlemen,: your self sacrificing
i nonduct is but Ihe'itnage of , heaven-reelected
through your motivus and rmtions.
.A.Pro•rurar. Nits' Nax.F:.—`What party do you
beking to now Bill I , `- said Jim the other day.
't I lelong to ibe Know—no—the Anterican—
no—the Reptile—no the. Peoples'—no -I'll be
hanged if I bailif forgot, Jim, Mott sort of a
varmint was that yett .. tietched tether night a
stealin' ehrekebs!" `lt was en oppossura."---
" That's it, Jim,..that's it, Op—op—what did
yon say it Les,-Jim ? " "Oppo.isunif ,was
sothething,like - Oppossum; ••Opposition,' sug
gested Jim. •• Yes'. I knowed it was snatthin
or other.' Zounds take it, my party changes so
often, darn me of I can keep up. Ilopposition,
though, is first rate.
- NOTICE: TO -FARMERS.•
T WISH to call the attention of Farmers to
the Independent Tooih - •
H R. S .- E . - R 1 f
This Rake Ras been used for the past three
rears in this County and proved to be the Ralik;
and the only Rake suited to the rough country.
Any one, not wishing to take the assertion,
and who waste a Rake, please try it, and if not
satisfactory, return it uithin three days nit
injured, and' take his money. To .merchants
and dealers a liberal , deduction from retail price
of twelve dollars. All kinds of Grain taken
in exchange - t Itaka, at Searle's mill. Also
••• , second hand Wire Tobth and Revolving Rakes
.sold very cheap. ss All orders promptly attended
to and Rakes delivered on short notice. .
Resideuee of the subto . iriber,and manufactory
one mile from MontrOse, on Snake Cren turn
pike. • CHANCY FOOT.,
'Montrose, April '25, 's9_3m
KEYSTONE - HOTEL,
At Montrose, Penn,
eIiMIL FL HATCH, Proprietor.
Tand commodious Hotel situated
1 on Public A venuk near the Con rttlouse,and
nearly in the n. .sentre 'of the \,business portion of
Montrose,. is ppw fu ly completed and furnished`'
and will be opened ou Monday. the 27/11 day of
the present mutat'. for the .atcommodation
the publie ma-travelers. '.The - Proprietor reels
confi lent that - he is= -now prepared to entertain
guests in a manner that cannot fail to . give
.
Complete Satisitiction.
The Hotel and - Furniture are new, and no est
- pense has been spared to render it equal, if not
superior to any similar establishment in this part
tithe State.. it is- well supplied with all the
.reeent improvements and comforts, and obliging
Waiters will always be readyto respond to thel
call of customers. • • -• •
The . Stal!les connected with this House are
New And Convenient;
. The Proprietor respectfully solicits thepatron.
age of his old friends, and the public 2'oler:ills.
MACHATCH.
- ontroi•-e, September 21st, 1858.
COBtt would rcapeetfully announce to the
L.A.'pliblic.that lie -tray still be found at the
old stand, folly prepared to attend to The wants
of the community. lie williccp on hand a dbod
*cock of . .
Grrc;•oerleis:
S.U.d6S, TEAS. - COFFEE.SP:CF.e, FRrIT,FLOrT:
and Sala (by the saukt or barrel.) Ftsit, and all I
articles found in Firlit CIaSS Groceries.
He wOuld particularly call the attentiini - o(„,
Farmers and others to the ,fact that he is
eonstanfly.receiving fresh supplies of
FIRST:RATE FLOUR,
also good „kand medium qualities, which will be
sold nIGHT, for ready pac t , in .quantities to-suit
The purchaser.
Montrose, Feb. 91st 1859.
STOVES STOVES!'*STOVES !! !
OUR.Stores have been so thoroughly tried
to the entire stitisfnetion of all,-that they
need no recommend-from-as.
S. 11. SAYRE Sr BROTORS.
WALL PAPEIL A Select assortment just
feceirea.
S. in. SAYRE & BROTHERS.
ri - TING Barvins offered by
'8:11. tihYRE SCDROTHERS
PLOIVS Y PLOWS!!
PLOWS. We invite the attention of Fanners
to the celebrated Peettilill Plow s 's, Which
-we have added to our large assortment.
' S. H. SAYRE' & "BROTHERS,
Frolltietora of 'Eagle Foundry.
!Ton t rose. Nrry.-.23tirr 1858. . Inc.
I:UM ! MCYNT.I36X_N.
. G. X. FOUDILA.II
LI AS removed his - shop acres. the street, to
1..1. -the building one door . below Keeler &
Stoddard's, which be has fitted..up expressly for s.
Saddle, Harnies and Trunk Shop
where may be found all kinds of
3EICALI=I..IVMSItEi,
from the , heaviest learn, to the lightest trotting
harness and a general aseormeot of trimmings,
- which will be made up or sold very•low_.
Carriage Trimmings:
A good assortment 6n hand, which will be sold
very low; ail trim:dug dyne cheaper than else
• where. -
.47A-K LEAT H
on hand, from which harriesse . s will be made and
WuSL - x - ret
o , 4 :Toots:inters will please bear in...mind that 1
wishAp•settle op 'ewes . year . Thoie haring .
unsett:cd -.accounts, or notes due, wall
1;y-settling - Or making' payment withourforth'er
deny.FORDHAM,
Montrose, Pa.
' Feb. 24th, 1859.1
GARRATT;
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
SLOSS , GRAIN SALT,
Rocon, MTV) Mhos. •
W 11... kcep- conStantly on `hand the best
',rinds of FLOUR—by the crack or. Hun:
bled Barrels=it the lowest inarket priers. Also,
itli.LT—by' the Singlo %Fre), or Load.
oriiers`fiont 'Merchants acrd Dealers wily
bi'procriptly attended to. •
* t*Caeb paid for Grain, Wool, Potts, Hides,
and all Zarmers'i'soiiiaes in their-season. -
' = IL GAll KATT.
• :v4 . .A.clilifortir, - ,4,pril _
OR. J. H. ROBINSON
OEM
NORTIIERN TRAPPING GROUNDS
NICK WHIFFLES "IN The PUGIN IkIrAPAPJUIS
. AO'IN BY MIGHTY !"
'RENEW-lOn MERCURY
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<< iPATIIAWAY.
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MOUNTAIN dIITLAWS
A TALE of the Nortborn TRAPPING GROIJITD8;”
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ELEGANT STYLE;Ihe intervting sittationis
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, AUTHOR OF 'Net IIISON,"
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and working out of a romance, and the charac
ters that roam through that FLOWERY WIL
DERNESS are especially fitted for introduction
into its pages. The readers'and admireN, of
Dr. ROBINSON'S WRITINGS
kill roncrriber with pleasure the. character of
"NICK WHIF FLES,"
'-
in a story of that name, recently published and
will gladly learn the 'Same person will figure in
PATHAWAY 9
surreunded; as ever;by many " and
lending.to the rothanee a vein of symeathetie hu
mor and quaint drollery that will 'reader it irre
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human nature:
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found more INTRICATELY i'rt YSTERIOUS
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DRAMATIC INTEREST, thanlany other story
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Wild Life and Action,
crowded with stirring incident and, •
PERILOUS' ADVENTURE,
and throtich the whole story runs the noderpiot
which interweaves A GOLDEN-THREADED
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light of the GENTLE CHARM OF LOVE.
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P ATI' Algir A V, ,
u ill be chosen as the themes for a series of
BEAUTIEUL'ILLUSTRATIONS,
froM the pencil of the most eelebratM of all the
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FELIX 0. C. DARLEY,
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At.
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THE NEW-YORK MERCURY
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•
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FELIX O• C. DARLEY,
GEORGE ALBANY;
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141113 859.—!t.se 9*
1 1 - •
NEW! FIRM. .
•
, • -t
1 101 r , fa V---r--
ObiSiO
lt More
At novricosr _
Pa.,
,O ONE ro'fq• b'elow J. Ethridge's Drug Store,
On Public Avetine, Where will be •found
'Constantly on hab'd algeneral assortment of
GROgERIES
Sucl as Sugars; Molasses, SyruPs,Tetti, Coffee
• • Sze &.c.,
• Also the choicest brands of
F AMII.,Y FLOUR,
Meal, Lard, Pork; Ifi'ms, Fish, Candles &c.
We solicit a share of the public patronage, and
pledge ourselves in ao the fair thing, hoping by
each bargain to sectie another.
;BALDWIN & ALLEN.
ALFRED BALDWIN. Wst. L. ALLEN.
Ib3S. J. DICII9CILTIANJIC. ItisS
lIARDWAME & ;STOVE EMPORIUM !
FULL BLAST!!
11111 E -undersigned would tako this opportu
nity to inform! hiS friends and customers
that. he has recently Made- large additions to his
former extensive stock of
Hardware, -Stoves, Stove Pipe,
Stove Trimmings, Zinc, &c.,
and that ho is piepai . ed to supply the wants of
the community in Oat line at unusually low
prices. He flatters himself that. his fwilities for
manufacturing his ottrn Wares, Stoves, &C., give
hill a decided advantage over any who pur
chase and transport at a heavy expense their en
tire stock. '
Ile would say to tposo who wish to purchase
STOVES of any de*6ption, STOVE PIPE, or
TI . IIII3IINOS, of anit kintLand pay for them, he
is prepared to give tlrm great bargains; but to
thilse who want to purchase on a year's credit
and then let it run two years more, ho had rath:
trihey.would call on some one else; even if they
'have to pay seventy4ive per cent more than an
article is worth. In ;the line of
Shelf. Hardware,
his assortmentds iheilargest and best selected in
SusquehaunsCountr; purchased as his stock
has been mostly of Manufacturersl - he is enabled
to offer inducementsi to those country merchants
who buy small bills rarely found this side of
the big city. We eflti offer special indgeetnents
to Carpenters and lomers who are in want ut
either Tools or 'RaiMintz Materials. Black
smiths can find ANVILS, VICES, BELLOWS,
knd,iu fact, almost anything in their line, by call
ing on Us, i •
CRE ALP IF 0 R C
Our stock of
Dip Good', G'toceries Boots. and
Shoes, Haps and Caps, lan
lyee Notions, &c. &c.,
is as large as the time. will admit of. They-were
purchased at a lowfignrc, and,wiil be sold at
prices tgenrre•pond with the times.
_ READY-NIADE CLOTHING!
We hate just . +pened about one-and a-halt
cordssof ready-mac 4 Clothing. Every body says
they are cheap. Some say they are very cheap,
and it number babe ventured to say they are dog
i
cheap. Certain it s that a small pile of mpney
will buy a large pile of clothing.
We would add, lb this connection, for the in- '
'formation of all concerned and. the 'rest-of man
kind," that 'we arO tired and sick of the credit
system; we have suffered enough by it already,
and are determined to ride' ourselves of - ;the
the whole "critter.r Believing that the oiMble
sixpence is the tine system, we are resolved to
adopt it, and are offerin:,, , our goods at prices to
correspond.
* * *Produce taken in exchange for Good's.
I DICKERMAN, Jr.
New Sfilford .Nie. 29th, 1858.
A CAR D.
•
GIBSON, Nov. 22d, 1858.
W h made by l a r , e n have t teanr.scoeMi e
A. E rn u. e
e n
I ts
and whereas : said-It. A: Kelley has .commenced
a snit against Met in the common pleas of Sus:
quehanna county for trespass on the ease, now
fur the sake of it settlement of said suit and
peace and quietnrokl make the following ac
knowledgments: ifirst I regret.that j ever said
anything about said Kelley, and at-this time
-withdraw all charges against her that I have
made and do not believe her at this time to be
such a girl. i. D. F. BIWNDAGE.
•
0. SIMPSON,
WAT H. 2111.1111.11.
Shop in Boyd ih Web?ter's new IntlEden;
next door above Keeler d Stoddard's.
HMING worked for the past, bin° years
with the mast skillful workmen; be feels
confident, that he can do the most‘ditriculfjobs
on short notice. I .
lil Work War l taited to Gill Satisfaction.
. . ..,........._____ .
W. D. grmrsok has worked for me for some
time, and I can recommend him as 's careful and
skilful worktuan,lcompetent to do as g od work
ai can be done hi the country, and ortby of
confidence. i War. A. CAkm ERLIN.
Towanda lune; i- 10th, ins: • '
_
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Refers to—Wrii. Elwell, E.• W. Baird, E. D.
Montnyne, E. 0. raoodrich, B. Kingsbury, Towan
da; B. S. Bentley, L. Searle,. CID. Lathrop,
J. Witten()erg, Montrose. ,
* * *Jewelry neatly repaired on short notice,
and on reasonable terms. [Juno 15th, 1858.—tf.
FFirEElpali BIT fON
MAY. BE SEEN DAtLY, .
AT F.:lllltS' TAILOR' SHOP!
Fomim.-to 10 p; m., -
Eti , N4tst - 4451j1DR5t
Comprising:the Greatest Variety of
GENTLEMEN'S - COSTUME . •
ever presentedle the public. - mh24:
DFNTIAL - NOTICE.
Dt it: iiroee rForOtrpui,;ii:joce;teendn7blnmself
the ThiliTALPßA j ester s in all itii branches. ife cl i a s
now ready to"atterfd - Ao all calls in his pofewsion
with twomptnesd, and will endeavor to give entire
satisfaction.-Al} operations WARRANTED. Me
over Chandler's bto're. Sept. 15th; 1-858;--tt
THE MONTROSE DEMOCRAT.
ITU/1611ED VIM RBDATI3 AT laoNileciss,
Orrick: (iN Pt; ATEN ' UE, priisiu.4 , l, gy.ko.
. . ,
Trams—q'.' pernnnum, or 1 1 .,kf . 50 in whence.
Delinquents sul t jeet to charge of el. 59. per year,
with interest„ , Pfttontiot . 3,o.4B - Optippal. with
tho Publisher' areearateslArn
Advertisetr;en(S inserted at Si perneinaria of
12 lints . 4 25 C,ents , per square for earli inserticin
after thArst Three. One t-rynare ono year, 88,
each additional-tlinare, 84.
• Job Wrirl of all kinds eltettled neatly
and pi.omptiA. Maiiks always, on hand.
REMOVAL: ,
little & Pokt, Attorneys at 1.0. w, hake L removed to their new office, few &kts
sonth of Boyd St-Webster's corner.
Montrose Oct. 25.:3nr •
• DR. WM. L. RICHARDSON)
WOULD respectfully tender his Professional
Services to the inhabitants of
Atoxy
- a;:171 its vicinity.
Office over Mulford's Store.
Lodgings at the Keystone Hotel.
Montrose. Oct. 12.111, 1858.-Iv.*
LAWRENCE, GRIGGS, k, KINGSBURY,
, MANUFACTURERS, AND AMBERS IN S
HATS, CAPS, AND.. runs,
&VI ce.i) CZ
Umbrellas; Parasols, and Ribbons,
CEEB!
MILLIWERY A.B.TICLES,
No. 46, COURTLANDT STREET;
11. LAWRENCE,. NEW-YORK
M. GuIGGs, General Partners,—
A. KINGSDIIRIi i
C. TYLER. Speen] Partner,
DAN
JAS.
JNO.
JOHN. SAUTTEkTFAAS E IIRLOA I :92LE
SI lON a fow doors south of Boyd and Webster;'
new building.'
HENRY B. BIeBEAN,
y TTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW.
/1 Office in the Union Bloek—Towanda, Brad
ford comity, Pa.
. 'Will attend promptly to all professional
htisiness intrusted to him, in this and adjoining
counties: _ fje3'sfitf
"HOME AGAIN,"
[YR. DEMEL
OFFICE, over Wil% Store: ,
LODOINOS, at SEARLG'S HOTEL.
Mont r6l3..irch 100,1858.
wm. w..srartli, & Co.,
Cabinet and Chair Maiiiifacittr
erg, foot of MainStrpet.-Moutrose, Pa.
- JOHN GHOVESi,
Fashionable Tailor—Shop he ar
. the
Bptist Meeting linuse, oa, , Tarnpilcu Street
Montrone. Pa.
DR. E. WELLS
AV I Nti permanently located in Dundial
1.1 offers his professional services to all who
may require them. Also, keeps constantly on
hand a full stork of Drugs and illedielnes,
Pure Wines and Liquors for Stedic.al
purposes. [ap7:76m.
HAYDEN BROTHERS,
Mew Milford, Penn'a.
Wholesale dealer in Buttons, Combs
'Suspenders, Threrids, Fancy Goodi
Watches, Jewelry, Silver arid Plated Ware i Cat
lery, Fishing Tackle, Cigart, &c.
Merchants and pedlars, supplied en lilx;ra'
terms.
WM, HAYDEN, TRACY HAYDEN,
JOHN HAYDEN, GEO. HAYDEN.
. ILIPROW•TIC.
Olutiley Monis with hail and holt,
Heir; belt Of this va s t tireA,
And none to haßasslne and itaiß.
Resolved to warßant eery 03,
Let's have a rush, I'salways berE,
You'll tind me honest, juSt and faiß.
* * *Shop No. 3, Basement of Searle's Hotel, on
T rnpate Street.
H. Smith,
SURGEON DENTIST. Residence opd of.
flee opposite the Baptist Church (north side)
Montrose. Particular attention will bo given
to inserting teeth on gold and.silver plate, and
to fining decaying teeth. °
ABEL TURRELL, MONTROEE, PA.
Dealer in Drugs. Medicines, Chemical-,
Dye Stuffs: Glass-ware, Paints, Oils, Varniohe•,
Window Gloss, Groceries; Fancy Goods, Jew.
elry, Perfumery, &c.—And Agent for all the
most popular Patent Medicines.
NOTICE•
ihkß. E. PATRICK,- JR., would like
after a silence of nearly ten years, to appeal
to the moral sensibilities of a very generous pub
lic, who have always manifested their sense of
appreciation of his usefulness by exacting his
services when needed or thought to be - needed,
but who have given no other evidence of grati.
tude or good wilt—particularlyin the way of
" substantial aid" 'as .Kossuth -would say—that
he now - desires a full' nd entire settlement of all
his accounts, also the 'accounts of the late firm
of Patrick & Dimock ; and he.' wishes furiher to
ttate that he desires nothing to be considered
weak if, after a few weeks, the said accounts,
remaining unsettled, sho'd be placed in the hands
of a good sharp tellettort and made to account
to hid% something that wiil buy Oats and Buck
wheat. Please notice' this 10 take action accor
dingli.—Yours Truly,
jane E. PATRICK,
44, IN LSS GOES ON."
T"
HOT PAY STORE .
ErEMI
HEAD OF_ NAVIGATION.
TffE , subscriber having, just returned from
New York, would most respectfully inform
his friends-(if he has any) and the public gener
ally, that he is noW prepared to serve them with
ecv 06oas--4ouqbt for
at the old stand formerly occupied by C. W! Mott,
where he will sell for REaut.l?s7 at tttleES that
will ':suit everybody. His stotk• consists of
Choice Family D remits, of all kinds, Stone
Ware, Wooden Ware and_ Brooms, Boots. and
Skims, Ladies Gaiteri-l—for 65 cants, Prints.
Detains, Heavy and Fine, Brown and Bleached
Billeting, Linens, Canton Flannels, Drilling,
Towelling,hequard Diaper,Ticka,Apron Cheeks,
Denims, Striped Shirtin,g, Pants and Vest Triid-
Mings, Seamless Bags, Cotton Batts, White and
Brown Knittibg Cotton, Veil Barer; Gloves
and Hosieryi--large assortment Yankee No-,
thins, &C., &c., &e. HENRY C. TYLER..
Montrose, April, 1859`.
LADIES who like a splendid article for the
Hair please call at TxtErt's and get a bottle of
Burnett's Cocoaine—best and cheapest in use.
I Also Lubin's Extracts for the Handkerchief--
first quality.
STRINGi &
THAT every intelligent amble thiacommu;
J. nit) , aßauld not know tkaka new arrange..
went has been made by .•
WEAVER 84 Ati-i ERTON
r
'
- STEAM.MILL SHOP,
1138,. TiffeItIMISESII •
Blacksmithing, •
. - and Carsdake.-frozdag.
1161/94,3:1 ft & this tit be it' fact
bat M the bere of the rev v i- who do
not,'lveWould say. that we are prepared to do any
work In our line, which may bo Intrusted to us,
in the most dnrat4e manner, thrs most approved'
style 'and in the sliortestoossible title. AU our
work warranted to give good satiatiotiori.• 2 '
James M. Weavers, /tale Anterrott:
".1 Montrose, March 15t„,1859.-.4mtf.
Ff MI U :ff
subscriber having pnrchimed
.L `refitted and, neivly furnished the
. above well known and popular:Hotel,
- - pre pared to riCcommodate the tray.
cling public and others with ail the attentions
and. conveniences. usually found in erst.class
Houses. No. effort will be
,sparentby,the Pro
'Prieto!, and his Assistants to make the Hotel
equal In every point le any in the eWantry.
The Bar will always be supplied with the
Choicest Liquors. -
The Stables, connected *ill this Ileum
are large, roomy and convenient, and careful and
attentive Hostler% are always in charge of them.
J. S. TARBELL.
Montrose, May I3th, 1858.
g>alt, ail ! csalt ! !
WHOLESALE SALT DEALER,
1101 Washington-0,
(61rectly ottpoito Washington Market,)
Nervvir
STILL CONTINUES to o ff er to tho'city and
COUNTRY trade, all kinds of FOREIGN
Coarse and Fine SE LT, at the very - lowest figures:
40000 sacks and bags, consisting, in part , of Ash
ton's celebrated brand for table and dairy use;
Jeffrey S. &trey. Marshall's, Brownlow's, &C.
and 50000 bushels`Turks Island, rinnares,
racoa, St. Übes, Lisbon, Cadiz, Ivies, Naites, &c.,.
all of which will be sold at bargain 'Prices from
vessels, store and storehouses.
Any pnrehascr wishing to select from a good
assortment will find it to hitinterest to call.
N. B.—Fine table salt put up in smell bags of
different sizes, and constantly on hand in ship :
ping order. , Also. a splendid article of Ronk
Ground salt, in_quart -boxes, put up and for sale
by the quantity, in cases of fire dozen each.
New Yorit, April Ist, 1859.-Ir'
[pep .2.1 v.•
SALAMANDER SAFES.
--EVAIrs da `ATSON,
No. 26 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Have now on hard a largo assortment of Fire
and Thief Proof
..alatiinnder Saes. Also,
Iron Doors for Banks and Storea,lron Shutters,
Iron Sas)i, all makes` of Locks, equal to any
wade in the United Staten. •
Five Safes in one Fire. All ecnneorit..Right
with eenienti in yoot/ condition.
titE SALAMANDER 'SAFES OF PIitIADELPIIti
EVANS Sc WATSON
Have had the surest demonstration in the
following certificate ,that their mantifacture of
Salamander Safes has at length fully warranted
the representations which have been made of
them as rendering an undoubted security against
the terrificselement
Messrs, EVAN'S & WAT2ON.—Gentlem6n : It
affords us tho highest salisfaCtion to' rotate to
you, tharowing, to the-very protective qualities
of two of the Salamander Safes which we
purchased-of you some months since, we saved
a large portion of our jewelry,and all our hooks,
papers, &e., exposed to the calamitous fire in
Itanstead Place, on the morning of the 11 th
inst.
When we re-iii3et that these Safes were located
in_the fourth story of the building we occupied. -
and that they subsequently fell into a heap of
burning ruins., Where the vast concentration of
heat caused the brass plates to molt, we cannot
but regard the preservation of their valuable
contents as most convincing proof of the great
security afforded by your Safes.
We Anil falte.tntieh pleasure in recommend,
ing,tbem to men of business as a sure reliance
against fire.
GEORGE W. SIMMONS & BRO., JArelers.
Who lime purchased six largo Safes since.
April 28, '.59-I.i•.
SUMMER AURAIGEMENT.
0.e.:1tW447F1:g..
Nl - 1 EW RAILROAD ROUTE—DELA,WARE.
1:11 LACKAWANNA & WESTERN RAIL.
ROAD.—New aria expeditious broad guage
route from the Nort and West, via Great-Bend
ana -Scranton, and. from the Lackawanna and
Wyoming valleys, through to Now York and
Philadelphia.
On and after 'Monday, April 1191, 1859,
trains will be run as follows: ,
The Cincinnati Ex. Train bound cast on N. Y.
& Erie R. R. arrives at Great, Bend at 610 a. m..
and commutes with the EXPRESS Train which
ienvesGreat Bend for New York and Philadelphia
at - 8.10 a. m.
Due at slontrose, 8.45 .. --
Tunkhannock, 9.24. "
' • 'Factoryvillo, 9.48 " -
Scranton, 10 33 "
Moscow, ' 11.22 "
Stroudsburg, ' 1.26 p. m.
Water Gap, 1.39 "
Delaware,(lsl:ninutes to dine,)2.o4 "
Bridgeville, • .. 2.35 "
Junction, , 3.25 -"
New York, . 7.15 "
Philadelphia, - 8.15 "
Passengers from -N. Y., leave Pier
NO. 2 North RiVer, St _
From Philadelphia,leave Walritit.St, '•
•Wharf, at 6.00 "
LeaVe atiattiotri
s. 10.50 "
Dneatßridgeyille, • 11.37 "
Delaware,(ls mic.to dinniir),ll.s2' "
Witter Gap, 12.29 p. m .
Stroudsburg, _ 12.41 "
Moscow, 2.26 "
Stinnton, - 3.10 "
Factoryvillo, 3.58 "
. Tnukhannock, 4.15 "
Montroani . , 4.53 "
Great Bend. . 5.2 5. "
Connecting at Great Bend with thi
Mail Train, west, at
Accommodation Train leaves Scut•
ton for Great Bend at ' 8.10 a. m.
Arrive at GOA. Bend, 12.40 p. nt.
Connecting with the Dunkirk Expres west at
1 : 10, the Emigrant Train wait at 1.53, and the N.
17. Express, east, at 1.56 p. m.
Returning, leaves Great Bend-at • 2.00 P. m.'
Due at Scranton,
6.15 "
For the accommodation of way travel on the
• Southern Division, a passengercar will be at
tached
to the Express Freight Trains, leaving-
Serantou, at* • 400 a. m.
Due at StrOudsbdrg at 10.05 "
" Junction at 2.20 p,m.
Returtiing, will leave Junction at 3.30 a. m.
[ Due at Stroudsburg at 7.05 "
" Seranion at - 2.30 p. m.
Passengers to , and from New YOH: change
cars at Junction—to and from Philadelphia at
.
Bridgeville: .
..N
For 111teton, Kingston, and Wilkesbarre,
take L. dr. B. R. R., cars at Scrinton.
For Jessup, Archbald, and Carbondale, take
the Stages at Scranton.
Tickets sold, and-baggage checked ilirough.
JOHN BRISBIN, Supt.
- Ws. N. JEtircs,Gen'l Ticket Agent
Scranton, April 6th, 1859. • •
TBZ MEET INF/B3IMMS OF
YOUTH AND MATIIRITIT
Suet Ptiblished Gratis, the 28th Theseand.
11-1
n, A FEW Words . oir the' Rational
" 11. Treatment without Medicine,
of Spermatorrhea or Local Weak.
ness e Noel urnal Emissions, Genital and Nervous
Debility; Pieniatere Deasy ktystein, Imp°.
tency and Impediment to Dlarriagegenerally,
BY 11: DE LANEY, M. D.
• "The' important fact That the many_alartinieg•
.eOtoplithits; .originatio.,f% in the imprudence and,
scilitude'of - may • -Inatbe easily removed limit
atti DIEDLtur, isle this email' tnlet, clearly de
monstrated; and the entirely - now and highly
successful treatment, da adopted'br the Author,
hilly. explained, by means of ihieh every, one is
'esablid - to' cure IMISELF perfectly and,itt the
least possible Cost, Thereby avoiding alt the ad
verified nostrums of the day._ ••••
- Bent to ;my, address, eralis - anl • Post - Nein a
sealed envelope, :by remittiog .(post pdidj two
postage stam_ps 'to Dr. B. DF, - .LANEY; , Yid
31st Street, New York - triiicqp
Philadelphia, April 12th, 18.56
1.30 a. m
:sips 14,1Ws AT, _
,
LET* 'T'HE . AFFLICTED. READI,
And lettrithit a Perfect and radical ' envie is warranted and s.
'guaranteed to all'whe are Waded with weaknerri,
nervous complaints,:melaucholy .thonglits, depression
spirite, distress and auguleh of mind, loin of, sleep, loss of
memory, toes of energy and muscular power, puny groirth;
'wasting away,-and a want of confidence In tbetuselessasint,
log fits, convulsive trembling*, impotence anddlsgust df We,
Home phydclouis require to be told the nature of yokr
dls
ease—the ESOLIaII 130TA;f1C I'HYSICIAN does sot.. ills
perfect knowledge of the human velem enables Min to des-
cribe the dimmer without any information_from the patient,
to explain its original anus; and to guarantee Its cure. And,
what In more valuable mill, he will honestly sod frankly tsU
whether you mu bemired or net, thus saving you trouble, ex
pense and disappointment. His examinadous are. made
withowt soy information from the patient ; therefore ha
thoroughly undeneauditheir Physical condition and rbreu
ologfal development, without which he' sever could have
performed so many astentsldegeurrs. It should be:femme-
Awned that this llotankal l'hysiclanisrfones curs thought
impossible."—Medical lettrual. - •
. .
. . . .. .
, Let idreptlar, arid. more eopecially Moms who have tried
other. amt &los relief, let them read tho following Aorta. and
Jnilse fir themselves, of the good effects of the notaisie l'lly
elcian's err Remedies. As all his correspondence is otrictly
private
_rid confidential, honor prevents from glaring names.
,YOUNG MEN, READ TUIS!
"twr, now twecity•ive . years of age; I 'Me suffered from
the. following symptoms Mud I was. seventeen yetra old; I
employed every means ; I sotmelted a number of medical men,
and Spout a little fortnne for medical treatment, and got no
relief, unlit! ftled thre Bolanie Physician. Under his treat
/11004 I was muttered to perfnct Width, both mentally and
physically. The following were the sytepieme I felt:—At
the age of seventeen, palpitations of the heart came on, and
which were afterwards induced tot the sllghted'exertion or
excitement; periodical headaches, noise and homing through
the can imperfect Olden. objects like falling stars snnoying
the eight; temporary attacks of sodding:. pimples and
blotches we the face ;..a shrivelled date of the hair*, with
constant collided and herds; Toes of cemetery; Incapaeltyto
turn the attention to any one subject; fregaerit tits of filet rac-
lion; total Inability tentudyt.dialike to,soclety ;Isttacks of
despondency, melancholy, Involuntary shedding of teary,
heats and' fletabes on the ince ea the 'lightest occasion, and
thoughts of suicide; didiculty of breathing...to the lout extra
walking, running, or going up stairs, or up a bill. The Mom.
ach was constantly out of order; the appetite became capri
cious ' • sometimes it Increased, and at other times nearly ab
sent; fanciful tastes and a longing for strange food. A train
of dyspeptic symptoms sot In, mach as flandetne, consttpa
tion„ and looseness; extreme heaviness• and torpor after
eating; groat thirst, mitten nights, frightful dreams, cough,
night assents, fetid breath, decay of teeth, constantly* furred
tongue. The chief symptoms of which, in addition to the pre
ceding, were pain and debility in the back and loins, creeping
and shivering sensations down the spine, as though ants wet°
draversing that column. , I was engaged to be married, but
dared not, for fear my inntmity might be known. 'I felt a
sense of fear, distrust and shame, with a dread lost my lailr.
witty should be suspected or discovered ; a wasting away-fob,
lowed, and my-friends thought I was consumptive.; my coca.
plegion becamenallow, my eyesight dim: 1 bad a downcast
and an abashed look ; I was,unable to staid the gaze of other
people; I would blush when spoken , to; my forehead and
fare became blotched and pimpled; :clew of flesh followed; .
and a great drowsiness, with as indifference to every thing
bet seclusion; ,appearancetinf rupture began to show them.
pelves. I began to e lpine away ; fur swan yearsl muttered all
three symptoms al kept the secret in my own bosom; and
I believe I shoal have taken the secret to an early grave,
had I not consulted the Botanic Physician. I. write these
facts for the sake of suffering humanity, hoping they, alll
save some of my follow-creatures from a life of suffering and
a premature grave,
pt 4 Tours, truly, he., —...•—.,,,
When the abovakentlernan called on me, ho had no hopes
of s cure; all be expected was a littlevelief. I and made a
Phrenological andlia Anatomical examination of him. [lav
ing satisfied myself thathe had no chronic disease about him,
-.I told him at oneedhat I could cure him ; but he had suffered
in
.i
so mock disappol %meat in the, ether remedies be had tried,
OW he even doe ed mine ; however, I made the necessary
Mathematical and tronomicat calculations ; and having by
these means axe ned what herbs, under planetiry in-
Onenee, were best adapted to his case, the care was very soon
accomplishes'. Ito soon recovered all his mental and phy
sical energies; in short, he become a man agent ; and shortly
after married, and I need not ay became a happy man.
Tortenltatlun• talk lw•ltad daily with tha
ENGLISH BOTANIC • PHYSICIAN,
No. 1336-Lombard Street, Philadelphia.
AFFLICTED - 1
READ' t
And best what others have wild of-him and his cures:—
" This eminent English . Botanic Physician. ban really per
formed some of the most astonishing cures on record, in this
or in any other country, by bikairople, innocent, but certain.
New Re - media.
'Every Man, Woman and Child, whether Esther, Husband
er eon ; all Ladies, whether Young or Old. whether a School
Girl or Matron, wbetherMother, Wife or Daughter, whether
Married or Single; all should consult the English Botanic,
Physician, If they wish to bo perineum:lHr and radically
cured." •
" Let no young man enter the. SAGGED .OBLIGATIONS
OF MARRIED LIFE, without first consulting this eminent
English Botanic. Physlcion. lie has eared' hundreds of awes
which have been ..pronounced Incurable; and thousands
have been radically caned by him, and. the Rartios are now
married and happy. Everyone, es pecially young persons and
those contemplating marriage, should consult him. Ile will
describe your disease and - the parts affected. 'lle wilt des
cribe the tree cause of all your sufferingt and Infirmities. Ito
wilt toll the symptoms you hare experienced. and all
the symptoms you will experience, and the remit of all these
symptoms on your health and constitution. lie will tell you
how long you have been affected. He will also tell you how
and when you can be cured. No deadly poisons, as Amenle,
Nnx Tornio., Opium, or anyother poisons; no Mercury, nor
any deadly mineral--ffetbing but purely vegetable applica
tions Are preslcslbed by this trenderfel Medical Botanist. We
aisle every one to consult the English Botanic Physician,
and Judge for themmires."—.Midtcal Journal.
LADIES, 11E4ID THIS:
"I bare been married ten years; I nerei bad ang children;
it canoed dliconternment In my limbs-nil ;we both were an:-
tons. to hare children ; and I tried several things to remove
coy barrenness, but they had tweed. About three yearling°,
Leal od on Botanic Physician; I took his Remedies, au
am now blessed with two lovely children ;_ my health is
mock improved, And my husband Is more contented and
Believe me, yowl, ke.,
ANOTHER. FOR THE-LADIES)
."Eleven.monthe after Lwas Married I MO birth ton daugh
ter, but my sufferings were so - great that the Faculty der
paired of my recovery. This made me dread the thoughts
of having any more children., tried every Map, to prevent
a reprtitton.ot ter sufferings, bid without suiceeding. Two
wereafter marriage, was agate coulined,htit my sufferings
se great that the child died. I was told by my Physician
that if I hod ety snare children, be feared my life would be
endangered. I tried the BOTANIC 'PHYSICIAN'S Pre
ventive to Have Childrens - elils Remedies had the
desired effect; they not only prevented me [rein baring chit
drenebut they also improved my health. To the pure, all
things are pure. _ .
- Young, sincerely, &c.,
Whose delicate health makes it amicable not to have chil
dren, consult him. Ali those who aro childless, and wish to
have children, consult him. All Lapel) consult him in the
most delicate cases, with Implicit and perfect confidence.
TO THE MARRIED LADIES, whose health will not admit
of an increase_of family, his Remedy is invaluable, as it Can
be sumessrfully need as A PREVENTIVE Against
Raving any Children. If you have tried others,
and got no relief—if you wish to enjoy good health and long
you are wile, you will go and consult the ESQLISH
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN, at his private residence, If o,
LOMBARD STREET, PHILADELPHIA. .All interviews' aro
attictly private and' confidential. Thousand' can testify to
his honorable, fatherly and gentlemanly conduct; bit stand.
tag and experience of half a century prove, beyond all con
tradiction, that they can confide all their little troubles and
secrets to him as a father, a mannf moral rectitude, and a man
of honor and high sense of duty. Past experience has proired
that all their tittle secrets are safe and sacred with him.
MARRIED, MEN, .READ
" I have been married fourteen years; about flee years ago
I began to lose my muscular power, so much so, that I feared
I would become impotent. I applied to leveret medical men,
but got no relief, until, by mere chance, I applied tgo the
Ib
tanle nysician ; he told me mina was a cam that-tequired
time, but that be would guaranteaa perfect enrol( I only fol
lowed his advice. I put my name on his books ; he made a
calculation and ascertained what herbs would be - most en
irismt and beet adapted to mi t erme. Ultimately, by atteodlag
closely to his advice, I recovered all my lost power and en
ergy, and I am now stonterand a stronger man than I ever
Tours, gratefully, he,
Consultations daily, Sundays excepted.
Those at a distance mu communicate by letter. AU Letters,
Communications and Interviews strictly Private and Coon.
dentist. The Postage of all Letters must be prepaid, and Ono
Dollar enclosed for Consultation -Fee.
Address, •
ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
No. 1336 Lombard Street, Philadelphia.
April 2(1, 1859,-tf, 43m
s A Book fbr Everybody. _ear
STARTLING • DISCLOSURES !
- - r%R. TELLER'S great
.1! work for_ the married
- thos' contemplating mar
sge —2.00 pages full of
•r o 3.4riit
ice 23 cents—sent to all
its under seal, by mail,
50,000 cop
sold tho past year. The
married,and the mor
al happy: A Lecture on
so a partner , ; 'a complete
contains hundreds of se
crets never before' published—warranted . to be
worth three timestheamountnaked for It. 25ets
in speck or postage Stamps, eneliiied, will secure
a copy by return Address - - • •
.1.
-No. .5 Benver•st, AlbanY,,N. Y. •
r Fir Dn. VICIIOIe FEMALE PILL., 'sl a box,
with full - directions. Harried Indies - should not
use them.—Sent by,mail; •
CAUTION!-7 hese Pills shouldl ant be taken by
female's during the FlRSrka MONTIIky
Pregnancy, as they erasure to cause iiiscarriage,
but at any aher time they" are safe:;. 41 IP
lu nil cities of pervons and spiiial affection,paln,
in Hie liaelt - and Willis; fatig,tie on slight, exertion,
palpitation of heart, hysterics and whites, .these
pills will effect a cure Ayhon all other. moans have:
failed; indaltho' trpowerfnirentedy, do-Mit con=
tain iron, 'calomel, autiutnny,arsytkiv bur fu
to the ionstitntlon. .Addritti -pw., TELLER'
as skoke: , .j• 4 1.:'; I ts fetiOey
. . . •
• •
PhyslCian finrgeooi . Dlontroie.
Isa:- °See in thd - Farmer's ' '
Aj,et'..s4iii)arilla
It. compound remedy, in which we haVe la
bored to produces the most effectual alterative
that barnacle. It it a concentrated extract
of ;'era Sarsaparilla, so combined with ether
substancis of still greater alterative power as -
to afford •an effective antidote for the disease;
Sarsaparilla isreputed to cure. Itsis believed
that such a _remedy is wanted, by those wild -
suffer from Struramoccomplairits, and that one
of
will accomplish their cure must prove '
of immense service to this large class of our
afflicted fellow-citizens. How completely this
compound will do it has been proven by exper
imecit on many of the worst cases to be found,
of the following complaints:—
flicuovum - Axe CROPOLOUS CONITLIECTR,
'Encirroxs - am) Encerrva Dairasr-s, Excatis,
Drarrura, Durreur.s, Texans, S ALT ...MM. •
SCALD HEAD,. SYPIIILTS AND STPEILMC AY r
Wet/ONS, 3/EJLOVETAt DISEASE, DROPAY, Nat-
EMMA oit Tic Doctoeurtrx, Dean:rm. •
PEPSIA . AN . D EittillYtVAA, ROSE •
on Sr. Axxitoavea r Ecar, and indeed the whole _
class of complaints arising from Inrcourr OF
Tilt BLOOD.
This compound will be found a great pro
moter of health, when taken in the spring, to
expel the fout...humars which fester in the
blood at that season of the yehr. 'By the time
ly expulsion of them many rankling disorders
are nipped in the bud. 'Multitudes can, by
the aid of this remedy,., spare themselves front
the endurance of foul eruptions and ulcerous
sores, through which the systein will strive to
rid itself of corruptions, if not assisted to do
this through the natural channels of -the body
by en alterative medicine. Cleafise out the
vitiated blood whenever you find, its impurities
bursting through the skin in pimples, eruptions v
or sores; cleanse it when ytai find it„ is ob
structed and sluggish •in the veins ; cleanse, it -
whenever it is foul, and your feelings will tell
you when. Even whey no particular disorder
Is felt, people enjoy better health, and live
longer, for cleansing the blood. licep the
blood healthy, and all is well; but with this
pabulum of life disordered, there can be no •
tastin g health. Sooner or later something
'must go wrong, and the great machinery of
life is disordered or Overthrown,
Sarsaparilla
,has, and` deseites much, the
'reputation, of accomplishin g these ads. Bitt
the world has been cgrcgiontly deceived by
preparations of it, partly because the- drug
alone has -not all the virtue that is claimed -
far it, but more„because mart preparations;
pretending to - he c'encentratedixtracts of it,
contalmbut little of the virtue of Sarsaparilla,
or any thing else. • ' .
During late years the public have been mis
led by large bottles, pretending to give a quart
of Extract of Sarsaparilla for one dollar. Most
'of, these have been. frauds upon the flick, for
they not only contain little, if any, Sarsapa
rilla, bat often no curative properties wbate-v
-cr. Hence bitter and painful-disappointment
has followed the use efthe.vhrious extracts of
Sariaparilla which flood the market, until the •
name itself is justly despised, and has become
synonymous with imposition and cheat. Still
we call this compound Sarsaparilla,and intend
to supply such a remedy - as shal.rusene the
name from the load of obloquy which rests
upon it. And we think we bare ground for
believing it has virtues Width are. irresistible
by the ordinary run of the di4ases it'is-isitenO
ed_ to cure. in order to secure their complete
• eradication. from the system, the remedy should ;
be judiciously taken according to directions on
- the bottle.
• ritEr.umn By •
D1i.;.1 ? C. AYER az CO.
LOWELL, MASS. '
Rileie, riper Bottle; Six Bottles for_SS.
•
Ayer i S C herry Pectoral
has won for itself• such a lenerawfor the tare 'Of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entirely, ,unnecessary for us to recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever it.has been cm
' ployed. As it has long been in constant - use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept up to the best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
N do for their relief all it has ever been found to do.
. .
Ayer 's Ca thartic' Pills ,
POE THE CURE 01?
Cagiest:cal, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion:
Dysentery, Foul Stomach, Erysipelai,
,Headache;
• , Piles, Rheumatism, Eruptions and Skin Diseases,:
'Ricer Complaint; Dropsy, Tetter,..:Tumors unit
Salt -Rheum, Worms, Gout, Neuralgia, as a
Dinner Pill, and for Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most sensi
tise can take them pleasantly. and they are 'the
best aperient in the world for all the purposes of a
• famfly - physic..
Price 25 cents pie Box; Ave boxes for $1.00:
. Great numberi of Clergymen, Physicians, States- •
men,and eminent personages, hare lent, their ,
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness of theso
remedit-s, but our space here will' not permit\ the
Insertion of them.. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
`Arc'Enven; with. also full descriptions of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol
lowed for their cure..
Do not be. put Mc by unprincipled dealers with •
-other' preparations they make more profit on.
Demand ASER:R, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they should
have it.
All our Remedies are for sale by
A. Tutunti., Mori trust.: A. 3111.T.ER, &
Gibson; .1. Hosronn, Friendsville; YoNNG &
SMITH, IRA SCOTT, SpringTillf, HAY
11EN . 13110THEM§, New Milford; J. CARLISLE,
Great. Bend; E. B. Grow, Glewood; W. H.
Tnsvin. Dimoek; EATC.N & 5103LEY n lisrfend,
and all Druggists. ( mho jy
HOWARD ASS'OCIATIO,N.
PHILADELPHIA
A Benevolent Institution i estailisbed by spew ia s..e
.dowment for tke, relief tf the sick and distressed,
afflicted with Virulent rind Epidemic diseases.
THE. HOWARD Assomarms,in view of the aw
ful destruction of human life, caused hr Sex
ual diseases, and the deceptions practhed imon
the unfortunate victims of such diseases
Quacks; several yea's ago directed their Cot
sulting-Surgeon, as a CIIAILITAT.LE ACT worthy o f
their .name, to open a Dispensary for the treat
ment of this class of diseases, in all their forms,
and to give MEDICAL ADVICE It BAN, to ail Wiio
:flit/Iy . by letter. withn . description of their -con
dition, (age, occupation, habits of life, &c..) and
in cases at extreme poverty, to furnish medicines
free of Oa'rge. it is needless to that Ow
Association common& the highest medical skill
of the age, and will furnish the moss improved
modern treatment.. •
The Directors of the Association, in their An
nual Report upon the treatment'of Sexual Di.
senses, for the year ending .January Ist, 1858,
express the highest satisfaction with the succieie
which has attended the labors nf the Consultinft•
Surgeonin the cure of Spermatorrham, Seminal
Weakness, Impotence, Gonorr luca,Gl eet,Sy pi I
the 'rice of Onanism or Self-abuse, ttc., and or
der a continuance of the same plan for the en.
suing year.
• An admirable Report on Sperroatofriwm, - or
Seminal Weakness, the vice of Onanism, Mast ar.
bation, or Self-abuse, - and other .diseases of the
sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, will
be' sent by mail (inn sealeeenvelope), FREE
OF CHARGE, on the recript... of TWO
STAMPS -for postage. Other Reports and
Tracts lan the -nature and, treatment of sexual
diseases, diet. lac.. are constantly being publish
ed for gratuitous distribution and will be sent
to the afflicted. Some of the --new remedies
nod methods of •treatment discoveredNrduring
the last year, are- of great value..
Address, 'for Report or Treatment, Dt. J
SKI LLIN HOUGHTON; A cting Surge on , I w
ard Association, N 0.2 South Ninth Street, Phil.
Adolph's:. Pa." By=ortier of tho Directors.
EZRA D. 11EARTWELL President.
GEo. FAtfCRILD, Ses'y. • oe 211.1 v
MARRIAGE GUIDE.
ANEW BOOK, BY WILLIAM,YOUNG, Nl.
.
The secret elue to eouribhip, hive
& • with .the a .
, marriage.. wit e 'senses I'll S.
FS' := 4 ;: dent to youth, maturity and oy age:
1 ; being lights ancFshades of
• .70 lifo, logs and _sorrows,
ifN• fears and disappeilidnioats. Let all
married people, or those - sontempfatliig marriage
and.havinithe leastiropediment to Married life,
read this book. Let every young man and woman
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and ilisoloseir secrets that every one should know:
a little lineilledge at fast may save;:i world of
trouble fir after life. Send.cor a COPY (onelosiii
2.5et5.".,4fr DR, Win. YOUNG,
PpruO.st, Philadelphia.
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