TDWN AND .CO:ONTY AFFAIIq
•
OV-We notice that the workmen have
been biray for thelaq feW4laya, in repairing
and painting thel3aptist Church, which adds
very muck to ita appearance..
ZW - Tbe aids -walk extending from Ole
Court Rouse to die Ac.adetny,vybinb batvbere
tofore been in such a bad' condition, bas
been replaced ! by a very nice atone one,
and in no place, tip we think work - could hare
been laid out to better advantage.. •
Notice.
At the annual taecking of the Sergnehanua
County 'Agricultural Society held at the
Court Itolise Jan. fB. 1859, the folloWing res
olution was unaniinously adopted :
`Resolred, That the corresponding secrota
ty be-directed to procure a book at the ex
penSa of the society, and record therein the
narn;e, age, deseripti al./sod pedigree of each
and - every short-horn ,Durham cow,-bull, heif
er or calf tt,at may be furnished him fur that
purpose, and alsi, the age; -,description and
pedigree of evely Deroti, Alderney Amid Ayr
shire tliat may he tarnished it dike . manner
fez' the same purpose ; 'which book shall be
kept. in Moo -Jose, or such' - otber se the
society, may direct from time to time, for the
inspection of the members."
Agreeably to the foregoing resolution the
undetsigned invites the farmericofthe County
wbo are engage - if in. rearing pure blooded
stock, 40 . furnisaddm with the name, age, des
cription and pedigree of livery animal whath
er•Dntham, Devon, Alderney or . Ayrshire,l in
order that a herd book may be kept, betide,
for the inspection of the members, and others
requiring information.
Said book to be found at the office.of Lien
ry.brinker, Montrose. • ".
THOMAS:NICHOLSON Rec. Sec. •
Sruiirovii.L.E, Sep. 20, 1850. ,
For the.gentrose.Democrat.
The County Poor House.
The people of the county are soon to pass
upon the question of whether the poor of the
county shall be supported in the manner that
they now qtre, or whether they shall adopt
the.si•sterp now- in operation in the - larger
part of, the counties of the Commonwealth.
That ?tur present system is radically de
fectire_does riot aornit - of a doubt. -
The amount of poor tax levied and col
lected from the different townships in the
County. for the last fire years will averse
over tin` thousand dollars per year and that
must continuo to increase .with the growth of
the county. By looking at the details of our
present system, it will be seen that a Tate
portion of - the amount is spent 'before it
-reaches the-. mtuper. There ire thirty-one
township and boroughs in the county, end
about: ninety overseers of the poor, and' all
,of
them must be paid otore-or less for their ser
. vices, .and I think that the estimate would
be a safe one that twenty per cent. cit tfte
whole sum is wbSOrbed by the overseers of
the poor for their -services, expenses, - the.
Another source of great expense, as well as a
most vexatious anoyance, is the litigation be
tween the different to,wushipis in the county,
,to ascertain the regal settlement of the pan
per. and of this -most of the townships in tt e
- county have had ,ample experience. As soon
is a man or his family is so unfortunate as
to require at•-i-tance from_ the township, the
overseers at once set to _ work to see if the
-last legal settlement of the pauper is not in
some other district,—taxbooks are examin
ed, old coretacts are hunted up, and every
poin l / 4 is carefully scrutinized by some wily at
torney, and if the case wit] at all warrant it,
the township at once commences proceedings
to tet.t the vestion before the courts, andzaf
-ter double_the e_spense maintaining.. the
pauper is incurred by the respective town
ships —pat ment of lawyers' fees, traveling
expenses, time of the
.overseers„ dcu.—th e
gal settlement is at length ascertained:, At
e low estimate, frOm five to ten per cent:Of
the whole poor tax of the county is spent in
determining tit; liability of the township to
support the pWrier of the county.
At the present time, as fat as I am inform
ed, no protision wbeterer, is made by any of
the -townships to provide for such persons as
shah be chargeable thereon. The overseers
make the best shift they can, :;and often
where-a case occurs that is disagreeable Or
i troublesome,. they are compelled to pay
-double and treble what it is really worth., end
-what it would cost were there a proper
ler:matt- house, where 'all suitable things were
'provided arid in readiness when required. '
'Many of the paupers, Of theoounty,
ifs there was en-opportunity to labor when
able, do a large pait towsrds,their support.
But as the practice now is, tley are hustled
about from one to another, without regard
'to the - wishes or feelings of. the unfortunate
pauper. Humanity should prompt every
community to make ample and corifortable
proviiiuns Itir such as through misfortune
are compelled to ask aid .or ttbeir fellowiC
Tke poor yr - m=lmm always wfth ru,": was
said by Him sire spalee al nev„lar. than 'Make,
and in all truly Christian counitlea' no sys
tern.of laws have. been established, with'out
suitable proviiihns for 'die eupport'bf the per
and unfortunate... .
TiteTlaw, if adepted•by the people, contem
plates the perchase.of a farm and the erec
tion:- of suitable buildings thereon, that-the_
needy and destitute may there find a cot:aorta
ble home, and it requires but a thought from
. any reflecting mind to satisfy him tbaC the
cost of supgorting the poorof the county.will
be leas "than one-half of, the present expen
ses. Many of the 'townships in the' maunty
are now sopportingsraupers it from three to
six-dollars per week, because from the natufe
of their afflictions, persons are unwilling to
receive them into their families at alalr price,
when the actual cost in a properly arranged
county house would not be one-thirdtbat the
tostships now pay. •• The support of the-poor
• through the Means of a faith rand county
poor house is. oat an experiment. The most
of the counties of this State have the system
in successful operation, as well as those of
the neighboring States, and - where it has been
fairly tested the poor have been better pro
vided for and with half ib'e expense, that- 'is
s
now interred by the township. And I Teatime
the prediction that the.same tax that is now
levied by the different townships, will in the
apace o f three years; purarase a suitable farm
and' erect suitable buildings thereon, and
support the poor fail:ratter than 'they now ,
-are, and after that one-third :of 'theiroor tax
we now --raise will beziosplyaulficientfor all
the purpose; of keeping it' in sucepefulOp
*rat ion. - .
As far as fay ioforrautiott - extetsda, =no
county is this or the mightiest:jog Stites hatie
ever gone back to the old town - ship .4:steal
,of Tipp*, whea.tbet.of the copal, has
,-been_
fairly tested, and it will bare toiiito oaf*.
ditTeretit - with us if the same resatrialicit,
limb:mint • - ‘•A•TAI:PAYF;R..-
- j i TuwViford.Seiit. 19th
ThelVide, Altai:lr 'Fite o,7ilipany; No, , $,
ate lieretit \ - notified pleit at- the 'Brigitte
llouse nett Tuesday at 6 o'clock p.
G. P. larrts Forma*. -•
LIOIAN rIIILLIPEI Secretary.
A ppol estmitints
`.ifailib . .4 Major Cetera a•p. Lathroi::
Lieut. Col., Div, Inapeetor.
- 44 " Daniel Sayfe, Judge Advocate
Major, • A Stuart Bentley, Aid.. ' •
... H.. C. Titer, Aid,
,
• :C. IL :Webb; Dir . . latirlehhaste•.
Wm. E.Pnit; - :l l llymnater.
Lieut. C 01.,.. Wm. L. liichartispu, Surgeon.
Maj. Gen.,... J,s.sup, Asa% Adjutant Lieu,
. THE ANNUAL-FAIR
of 7f7 is
Jaieknou A gricultuir - 011 Society
Will be held on_ We&Way,. OeL sth, on
the grounds of Reuben Harris, - • •
Exhthitora mat haVe their articles or ~took
entered on the S4eretstife book by .113
and receive A entd, which trust he placed ou
the amide exhibited. . ,
. .
TIT -Judges will please µresent tlidinSelver
et the Frer..ltary's stand at .11 o"clouk, and
receive their books; .
CLASS 1---LiORSES
Judges--Netion Freita, -A. W. Barret,
Beni. Warner.
CLASS - lI—OXEN. BULLS AND STEERS.
• Jtidge-;-Jotbarn Metering, Reuben 11111,
frank. - 111j-ant.
CLASS 111---=COWS, HEIFERS, YEAR.-
LINGS - AND CALVES.
Ju9gea -P . Gunnin, Jame's Hall, Chau n
•cy Lamb.' • • ‘,
CLASS 1V, , -SHEEP AND SWINE.
Judges—Maitia hall, Leicester Payne
Jasper Savory. .
CLASS V—POULTRY AND GRAIN.
Judges—TE. L Leonaid;&TuCker, IL M
' :
CLASS VI-FRUIT
Judge;—D. Lamb, Fred. Bryant, James
•
A. Bingham.
CLASS !'ll-V EG ETA 13LES.
Judges—N. Norris, skillgt Potter, Asa
CLASS .VIII--MECHANICAL PRODUC
, TTONS.
Judges—J. W. Stone, J. M. Bronson; H.
L. French.
CLASS IX,DONIES" TIC MANUFACTURES
Judges—Mrs. Wm. U. Bartlett, Mrs. R
Hairis, Mrs. James Hall.
:-CLASS X.-43DTTElt AND CHEESE.
Judgei—Mrs. Geo. T. yery, Ma. H. M
Wells, Mrs: O. 11. •
CLASS XI—ORNAMENTAL- NEEDLE
. WORK, tic..
Juilg—Pairs.Philander liallNissll.lamb
,
Mlss It HA. . .
CLASS .XIIMISCELLA NEOUS. ~
Judges-4:W. I t atubee, Wm. , llamilion.
Elun
.I)ix. a
A" cordial invitation is exte.nded_to thwcit
zens of the county and-it is trxfteir:d that the
friendi of improvement, (id the, adjoining
towns-at ka r t) will not only favor us -With
thei; presence; but with their best specitneus
of Agriculture, Agricultural Implements,
Stock, &e., ttrc.
Anlable address may be expected, ,
T. w.TINGLEY, Pretkident.
L. D. Busos, Steretarv.
fly-porehasingGoods of Ziegler 4,
(Whnl.c.l. Peal _and Gloss
Dealers,) corner of second and
.Ipkietnea Sts.,
Philad'ei, you have the advantage of select
ing your purchases from no extensive and-varied
stock orsellille lead, zi ue, col'ed paling
and as - isadoits , gltapo of assorted sizes and
qualities, an of. these articles. are marked at
such pricy as,cingot fait In suit the closest
buyer. [feb3
'DR, HAMPTON'S
COMPOUND DIURETIC PILLS,
Are highly h.commended bremcoent Physicians,
as a safe, certain, speedy and permanent-cure
for Gravel, Strictures and It other d is eases or
derangement of the bladder aod kidneys. 'Pile -
50 rents per box. Sent to any address free en
receipt of price. Address
•
DR. J. T. HA MPTON & CO..
No. 405 Spruce Street, Philadelphia.
Also,,
Proprietors and" Dlantattetnrers of
Dr. Hampton's Antizitheomatie Mixture,
Medicated Cimett Syrup, •
The Great Desideratum or Hair Restorer. '
. 411 B.ai •
Hept. 15th, by itey: H. A. Riley, Mr. CAR
NELIUSAELDER and MbniALMIRA VAUL
TENBURGH, both* of Gt. Bend.
On the 11th Mat., by EM. J. W. Parker, Mr.
HENRY B. TAYLOR-of Leraysville, and Miss
RACHEL LEE of New Alban' ' '. both of Brad
ford Co. .
On the - 1.51. h inst., by Eld. W, C. Tilden, Mr.
ABRAM CAPENTERof Deposit, N. 1,
and Misi . REBECCA B. LOOMIS of Great
Bend, Pa. • •
- At Great-Bend, on Saturday, the lith inst. by
the Re; J. B. McCreary, MR. RUFUS HARE
HAM, of Liberty, .and MISS' - ELIZABETH
HOWELL, of Great Bend,:
.0111/1,.
In Bridgewater, July 3lsi; MA-BETSEY,
wife of Capt. John 13olles,aged 8.7 years; form
erly of New London, CL
In Homer,i-lamilton'eMinty, Iowa; Ang.,2th,
113p9. of bilious-fever HENRY N. WARE, in
the 4-3 d year of,his age. . .
He was formerly - of this county.
In Hanford, August 15, CARRIE E, only
4. , hild and be hum Birdsall, ag,Z4:l4 years
and-6 months.
In Jaekson,S'ep. 15,1859, DELL A., daughter
le.remifth And Nancy M. Baldwin,• aged one
year and two months.
NOTICES BUILDERS. _
TH School Directors of Lenox School Dis
trict. will receive proposals until the 24th
day of September, for building two school hou,
sea. Plans and specifications to be seen at the
house of A. 1 7 .6nover, at which time and place
the Directors, *ill - contruct With' the lowest. and
best builder . ' - W. 'M. TINdLEY,
Lenox, Sep. la, 'fi9:-"2nv ' Sett. -B. D.
• Regimintal.Ordetis.. .
- Brigade Idapector's Office; j
Montrose, Sept. 1211, 1859, f
THE First:Reg:hi:4o First Brigade of
Susquehanna County, Pa., me hereby or.
dered to_ meet on Saturday,. the 24th
. day of
Sept., /859, at the Douse of Geo. C.ll. Jackson,
.in Friendsvilit, pt. 10 o'clock, a. tn, for the Pur
pose of Military Drill. Inspection and Review.
.88w2.1. GERE, Brigade Inspector.
/:PALM - Eft & CO., •
MARKET. STREET WHARF,PIRLADEI.P . HIA.
- -Ileafirs in Fisk, Cheese and Pievisionsi-;
,conansctly ou funid an-asso rtmeut of
d and Pickled Peak, rke.;niz:
Mackerel; Shad, &knot', Blue Fish, Herrings,
Coafish, • Beef, Potir, Lard, -Bboolders,
Hama ; Bides, Cheeie,-Beans, Rice, &e.
Admhustrators -Notice.
WHEREAS, Lytton of Administration ban
lieen`granted to'thetitibierfbers on the'es.
tits'of, David Buffitm; late of,. thii Winship Of
Apo:Rican, *messed, all persons indebted to the
said estate are requested to mike i d pay.
manta= also all person having jolt demands
Against tbs same pveoest them 'duly
matbeetiastod for ,sottliMunt to
,Frieudeuiile. WM. BURFUM,-- - -
:—.IOgIMIADMDSfiga"
I'i)II:<'CIIIJACHILII':REMEDY''
CONSUMPTION.
w CIIIVEST ER' El
azxtukrusAarna os Ism
HYFOTHo.s.plill'ES
OF LIMII AND OF SODA,
51.
tikeAafa, '344.1n,
geintLiteletbk v ,
Spa.
, *be Awes of , kESIEDY (discovered by De.
() mami, or SAO ii obtalutog to It the most riTBOUITED
I'OPLILARITY throughout Europe and the tolled States: - it
lye barely tIeIiNTDIO PREPARATION, and acts with
,INTAILTABIZ XXFICACY le all stages of. ihtleaorralT and
Nervous Diseases. The ilgisvhosphites temeast the Prim..
otpts aid& Coualltutes reaffirm . force, - sad Are the most
powerful blew? O6orrollito ffilleute known.
The Cnre of Consumpfloni,
'ln the ma to And TAM) VTwo ut lain period. bunt oiikatly. When
there can be no Uncertainty as to the nature of the. dheioet an
be (drained, LT ALL CASE :1s by ttos treatment. exalt ',ben
the vistas laden of We Jut to of Well auMeleut to predate'
death. Cure to the rule, DeatA the exception. •
This Ramer dm not only n enmity" effect, AUT ;till. Mused
wherever that eskt. a •nekton of the &scan YIIEVENT ITS
DEVELOPMENT, end them net ea A irnintnlinTlTT 11110
IltroXo no auninerTlON, .11c u TACCINVeIonIXICI wmi it
WOW TO intns.L..TOZ.
Professional Correspondence.
CoLemorn, Omo. Aug. a 1e59.—1 Lave been tmtitig this
disease fbr twentyttre years, and . have derhed mere entlafsetion
from the ma at the Ilimorsonntersa.thda front all WAN'
forma of nteeligotin. contained."
If alreltrorrest, MICP. Aug. 3..1:‹3 1 .-1 have used the Ilireoesos.
mares In ray practice with rent arrYPI , elfrrie—•• a u c h 00
that I woman NOT of ureteral , To IMAM torte /VT TIROL •
.911tooLltsettl, Aug. V. 1.150.—1 I.ohe,e the II tone nee
Mess used In the matmer and way Dr. Churchill used them,
Wtra. eras (miaow .. .as:
•Snernaapirrown, Va. Ang. 15. 1019.—1 hone preactibed
nrophseptdte amend tad dm delighted with ill
ejects ly op:Monotony:on WON PIM.:
• Lowau, 0, July P. Pg.o.—l hare Wed P 1 all about forty
bottles and In but one Inetand have they railed to benefit the pa
, tient, and that Mas,a hopease lefore 1 war called. I base
had eleVeTal GPM vlen Up I.y ntIllIC pb)litc.hk. .ebn tag
NOW ittooltthot tap wax 430011 PLUM. rd =Mire [MU
au. TOO agar:tom of puirnotaly ducat , . have toed the
!'Rs tnr In my tern ease. frith derided srierege. It was
prded u m0.at...., by puye......• and frieuth, arid even by myself.
Under the t oot onettt.' tam nor sthle to ride, In MU-Ming on
the ebee. m oak.; lu a day, no any. other ' , by - Idd*.
ba the oottney,"
Faun. N. V. Ang 1 , 49 —I bare only time. fhb
Mongug, to my, that I has e been solo,. twA
j et in tritaeseing lAe
good (feria uf thd Ilroorovern no, The stolesneoLo pee
pamphlet arm sof di ail geogganded ."
E....MA, KAIMip Tannirulti. Aug 5. 1£09.--T hare Teen ming
your Ilypeoleemhltea of lime and Oo.bo. and /.” et nrperienetli
jalgJciZtinftfirlfl:tfd4":" alto
had a
Jilted by aft , use. "
Cosmos, Pa:. July t . S., 15'1.-1 received the tarns bottles
Of Churchill's iterndly for thmaumpthen. • • • le gas
VOeZLO Ito3DIAS VVEZT C
Make No Delay I .
Comenotertvieje airy stet of the Dlexe. cLquld meet im
mediately to the the of the iireernieriirrie e 4 Live. AND
Soh.. .1% trharhiruistiViCtlSll PlicraixtrioN"Un eirit.ieePhp).
to extra lame bottler.% ettemiatlip grin ;" the eothbination
cording
by Dr-Churchill -tor cetera! the ;" and is prepared se
cording to his original Formula.
Dr. 6kurriafire Work on' Conattoortion,
Corfu:claim ber.lteport made tri Chu Imperial Ara&toy.? Medicine.
Faris; Nutea rat Coes; and Letten, Document" 'feralrouniala.
Ate_ t..mrther Witt a Circular..lll be rept no receipt of TWEIAZ
CE. In etarope. TI Work glee, theonlv reliable injar
,motion in reran! to Dr. Chu .rnl'a Srecurre Drarcur.
,CAVTlON.—lnterrsted Dructiata .111 tot to aril you other
'preparations thau tato, la , not buy thrill: My . Geoulue
jontioD kat . % royftresirniteligrutture.
delonare oft .11 Treparatlmmt elalmalow Ca beeilha ,
UppoplbesPlaftels. while* air imiay
tont:a. TI.. esek.Py t !Mali I. b. s.iaadi math
arisitiona pimp& nalliaak . s• b 7 ,mritiNg" 7.. J.
,taba QtormaiLlama thmi wlit pram. MU, derrepteou
'NIA* practised opal% p.m.
Palau.—Otte Bade,; tbm , Bonk* 0t; Concentrated So •
:lutto=iL pre.poid. add Wholesale and !WWI at the
Bole Depot al thr Upittd Settea N ta ben , all order. should
be eddy d): A !Po. by noretaLiePragrista—dtbloo,
J. WINCHESTER, 43 John St., N. N.Y.
120, Sold ir. Slontrose by
Sep. 15.1859. - AltF.j. TURREI.L.
•
ISAAC L.. HUNT,
ISIFORTER. and Dealer in Foreign and Do.
mestie Hardware, Cutlery, 'Carriage Trimm-
Inge, eke., also manufacturer oT-Atterioan -Hurd
ware,mnd proprietor D IS. Malleable Iron Works
at Newiik, New Jerewh.: No. g Peril street,
near Maiden Maine, Nev . : . York. [sepBm6*.
YE AC. TVLEit, speciisl agent. -
- -
Two loorneyinet Tailors
TxT ANTED, daring the Fall and Winter.—
' V V Also a tailOreas.: Enquire at, this office.
IMEE!MI
DISSOLUTION.
THE. : firm of S. H. SATRE & BROS. is this
day -dissolved by mutual consatit, D. Sayre
wkihdrawirig,from : the firm. - Thplinsiness will
bo'carried on as heretofore under the.hame and
style sof 'S. H. Sayre & Bro. The notes and
accounts will be .in the hands of H. Sayre for
aeuletnent. All indebted to the firm will please
give it their immediate attention, as all the ac
counts must be settled.
S. 11.. SAY RE & BROS.
Montrose, Sept. Ist; 185,9.
RAPE GROWERS can carry on their bu
,Vl sines% most auceessfally at Hammonton,
free from frosts. Some forty Vinyard* set out
the,past season. Bee advertisement of 'Ham
monton Lands, anoiher column.
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE _AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
M2E - 31-I.ICittICOXL:
InljE Ninth Anumil Exhibition of the Penn
ii sylvania,State,Agrieulteral Society, will be
held at PoWelton; Philadelphia. on Tuesday,
.WedOesday.,, Thurs.:l# and rriday,. the 27th;
.Bth, 29:h and 30th days of September next.
On the Ist September. the "Secretart- yrill
more to the Rooms of the Philadelphia Society
!for the-promotion of Agriculture, No. 6^6 Chest
nut Street, Philadelphia, wlke'rey boeks of Entry
for the Exhibition will be opened.
lettirs addressed teithe SECRETARY, at }far;
I.lsburg, or Jorist 111cGownts, Philadelphia . . or
CRARLE.4 K. ENGLE, liRstICIOR, will meet with
!attention till Ist September. •
HOD. DAVID -TAGG'ART, President.
A. 41. 41E1STER. Secretary. -
W . " Good!! fcir Exhibition:iiitiied on :01 the
li t aiiroaciti in the State;toand fro, free of charge
13. Pettengill & CO.,'
A dvertigillig Agenits at 119 Nassau-st,
:Neii-York, Arid 10 'State.it, Roston, are
agents for The .31o110'.ose Democrat, and .are
thorizod to cotitrait for us - at out loWest rates.
MEAT MAR - KET.
On Public Aventer, > ijiar • Searlee:gofer.'
EEl s :"ronsianilv on Ilanct i good ,supply of
11 IiIEATS or all kilid4. : CASH paid for
lif.e . elCattle.Calves,Sheesi.ntidLanins.
Also for of 411 kinds.
11ENSTC/CIC. & 11tiATLEY.
1. 2. nessTock. X. diwz.Ey.
Montrose. March :40th, 1859.—tf.
11settsorta Est to fenntteles: , ---De. Cheese
mast,silPille,'Prepaiod by Cornelius L.Chesse.
man, Nee York City. , The combination of in
gredienti in these Pills are the result of along
Ind extensive preetice. They are mild in their
opelation,and certain in correcting all irregulari:
ties,bainfulmenstrnatlons, removing all of:Alive
tions, whether fronamattor otherwise, headache,
pain in the aide, palpitatioti of the heart, disturbed
sleep, which - arise from interrupt on of nature.
TO ;MARRIED LADlES,these
nable(as they will bring on the monthly period
with regularity. Ladies who have been disap
pointed in'the use of otkerrpills, can PTal.;'e the
utmost confiden.:e in Dr: CheeSeman is Piths do
ing all they ore - represented to do. .
NOTICE.—They should , not be used during
Pregnancy, as a mis-carriagetiould certainly re
sult therefrom. • - •
Warranted - purely vegetable, and free from
anything injurious to life or health: Explicit
directions, which should be rend, accompany
each box. Price $l. - Sent by mail on enclos.
ing $1 to any authorized agent.
. It. 11.111JTCHIINGli,
166 Chambers-Si:New-, York,
General Agent for the United Staler, to Avbeni
all Wholesale orders be addreSsed.`:
Dr. I. W. LYIf4N, Ttulkhannock, and ABEL TURRELL, Mont:Oa% Agents; ja 62041 .9
, • _
ERSQNS wishioLto ebaoge_lbeir beetness
- 1r to cripidly, : bacressing coisnty„-a New Set !
iJecovit whe - ce
_bkodeods. are going. Wheie !he
aisle is ,'lllll4 sod' detighttel. - sdiertise.
mein - of Ifammooton 'Settteiment, siotber
- C L i MEE,
FitAiIAL Partaor, taw/once, • GA**
-4p .910nRabasy,:insOnfactalaf anA ligaterstlO.
Susi. - GOOda; Pita, Vaparila Fur 4 _MD1)101614.
Parasol 4 Ribbons, and all .3iiinnol:#odar;-.'
Cournaildridiekt,llo76ilt.;
•
SIT 0
ALAItOE Linter tuer!•womeii
. .juet received, and for onto et tbe.very
ost rates, by J. LYONS. & - SON:
. ,
•
Tni.vsubs.iriber has made.arrangernents with .
W.. 8. Daiwa (who hai not_recovered.frout
"Ilia sickness so as to be able to resume his.ar,
tiatic labors) to occupy hie Sky-Light Gallery,
during,the present month of September... ,
. Pro those.who have seen ray pictures
no rt commendation is necessary.-- To those
.who have not.; say, thati have a fait
.sized camera for taking large picture*, also that
haw. ninny years experienre, with.si,perior ad.
vantages...hove . worked wrilL,Atte . celebrated
Root in N. Y. city. Finilly I wnuld..say !wait
who. wish .to aecurn correct likeness of. thorn.
s h tl y t e 'es a a.ti friends " g t e t t o in;
Superiorquickly"
a f r i t i i r y
i you i,to, n a n ii n y
,cver offuted in northera PCnosylconix.. -
1 warrant my Pictures not to fade %
Thingnot these . impressions b y n ature's hand
.made. L
Though shadows Amy arc, like shadows will fade;
No! when the film °Nest') path long dimmed the
And the beauteous - lip in the dust Called to lie,
;it east's ntribi,tcpbs will then mock at decay.
And beam fresh 4fid fair As they' beitm to-day.
-Every t.tyle of Pictures;
put np on short notice. Picturcat ntagio that can
bt.scnt in It.tterm safely to any part of the world.'
GOOD PICTURES put - Up in. g ood • cmicts for
50 coats. E. STU:ART.
* * *from what 1 kmn se , of•the-experience.and
ability...of Mr. Stourt I coi "e: Mafidently recom.
mend leitn.to publid patronar„ez . W. D. DEANS. ,
Montrose., Sr, pt. 2d 1859.-3 w- ;
slkirrov.vis
LIVER-INVIGORATOR ;
, imd
BrEN•IL It pgiaLITATES., - . -11
TT*. cord vela od ett Cu S Only from o tun t i c so d
_,,,,
1_ , ; .,,..,...,,,,,„,,,ydr-dtsa.antstutwd Scollaine,lutoro
and appnyob4 by all ibati i l are tiar4 it. 4,116,ab00 ie- 01/
anrtad to with bain.lacce ,„,,, a .... •Lavaalai torbiach It p.,-
i• 1 . 1,01111.21a.d,
' I' oso
It tso ,iced tbonaan4+, ,a, 0,11.1 th e Ise We years Cl't
abo bid give, by ail 1•••ia••• - : %." ,44 se: cf. aa the cumbrous
us••••alra••4.• el 41i4 atea In Rq . i E ~,,,,,,i,,,,14 , , • .....•
'I be do. lau.: Le sd utu.ti st th e temp:flubbed or th. I:1
taastdual tAin It. and h.. 164 It, sue* gas:aka as to
Let abenly cry lb,. 110..1.
Let the dictate. of )Ituriyadgraeril p 4144 ytaa In tha
e Livia M
use aLiviatt le-1 V IGO RATOR, and a..
-1:4.1
0
veleta° Ll.rer Com -,1 littalots;l3lllous At.
". ,:k . , Dy.v.p.la.; 41 . 1ClarouIc Diarrhoea. ot
Sumner
,r,..Dr0p.,, ..,,,, ifittunach , EOM nal a
Coatlvetteas, ChM- . tr,,t'hotera; Cholas ,
ra Mochas. Choleeal tlefanstual s Platers - 10'
lessee, Jaul. d I c e;i ;Female Weiskswas• t 4
i
... 1 ,„ 1 ,,,,, b o „,,.,1 ~,, ( l ueudully as an Ordlow ,
ry Fatuity 111rdl- aa• Int. Itstelcdra SICK
LEA 0 AXIL E. co , ta 14 , -...4. - ,-.. t•der.) In bl
twenty minutes, Ii r. iWo or three Tear
spoonfuls aro tais-; len at. wasmaneement of g
awa it. ...
All who use IL ar: i glvtaig thetelouthuoey Li
la tattoos. • i i
MIX . ..WAttIEIL IN TILE ISIOETII WITII 5
TILE INVI i: 0 it.i'rt: 11., .12: D h%V t ILLOW
110TH TOG ETU E R. ^tTRW
Price One Dot :nr'prr Dottie. ' til
SANFORD'S
CATHARTIC. PILLS - 41
- ....mr„uxukup nunt -
Pure War-table Hairnet.,-and rut up In COQ
GLASS CASES, Air Tight, will keep
In sky sky climate. Pr
The Pa mltp Cal I the r 1 I c ra.T. F. • tea. •
tie bob taut& ettautette In blitell the prratetror tea
I
used In hie prtettee turqt. .._. 1.141 \ 3 lava,. !ra ts
The beta:4aq It•re,tteg Pt 4 tru1.7,1 trout tbeee ithe
!acetone/watt:a PILL% ta . 00 th e. hte s ttarst , t t bltkh
all oaptase le retard to aeir •—• ate, battleateeed plate place
Meal *Rhin tad t aut.( Ail s , M
The Pathetic. well lon
Pa et. that Alefertatt Catbartlat ad-
= &Senna pollinate of ae tame:a
The PAMILY CA-, -"YHA fITIC .4i I. le
Au, with dna ntfurenev to, , the,: at ell esteldiatted Leda
been entapoendert hose tt l rt, a-rtely of the punt WA.
table Fhb - acts, width teat § ,„the an WM), *all of the
samentary wad aturarte! c, et me end wife in an VIIF. ..,
ea where a Cuba* -- of -needed.-, cot mg De' si
rangemen I a of the t St a te. ette h_, !Greta- ....y
nese, Padua In the Hark _ sai d ' Loin., c•
COStlirerlicalloi, Uil ti watt Serener" over a
ides whole T. Item redden coll. e Lich C
flutacylly, If neaketati ...aline Leis coarse of Ea _Cr
rec. 'Loos of App.... tate, a Creeping ten. a;
*anon of Cold over, the Undy, Hest Irate -
nesa, Headache, yet ,wet ph, 1.. the head. CD
63 llt Ilia u. m A ttrrYl 4 4 OW. ase• Worn.* to fr...
lithAcirett nkr Adults. , 'fillit ussrd I s on, orreat .r
t . ltlet illoallt ..., stee tuaby there,. to talalat B—t ,
Orb 1., . law 4kaaadareosi angla,,iaisaaatloa la blue alblprlia. co
aqua 1.3. - GM
. . . .. .
PItICE TIIIIIFM Ditlltli. to
The Liver Jatteigerntor iool Fatuity Ca- ••: •
llutrtle Pll IS ate ot.tilr : ',+ Dragest., gem..-,.. ..41 .•
sold tracheate by the Trade in all the large totem. ,
ttal
5. T. IC. SANFORD, Pl. D. .
,
. dutuftrulreran4 ere:teeter,
---.. 335 Broadway, New Turk.
{BAND WARRANT
FOR .
HD , tuadersigned onia for Bale a U.' S.
JL LAND WARRANT for 160 acres. Eor
particular. enquiry of A. J. G..rfitsoa at the office
of the Montrose Democrat, or of me, or addrist
me at Montro! , e, Ys. IRA COLE.'
Franklin. Augnst 25th, 1859.-3 w.
WAIX.aOPLIINTG.
P. 'REYNOL.DS)
HAVING returned lifontrose for the put..
poso of resuming the Tailoring Business.
ree'pectfully aanounces tp the public that ho is
prepared to atterui to their wants with prompt.
neia and fidelity.
Latest, Fashions
always at hand. Cutting done on short notice,
and warranted to fit. Shop in basement of
Srarlc hotel—corner room in front. ang:2stf.
-HEER--THIS WARNING!
LOO _Olll FOR BARGAINS"
Nam .C2.caitretlet
A'T HAYDEN BROTHERS''..ORIGIS'AL
One-Price Ready Pay Store, :consisting" of
Dry Ocrodi, Groceries,
Boots VS hoes, lints ric caps,
Walt Popes:
Stone Wooden W
dc are;
. lst a,i t,
• Pptints,.o/Is, & r e.,
Watelies4Aesveley, tankee Bioiions,
jur - 'NO E,V.D.TO TILEAtt
-You yip never find old sheltwo'rn,- moth-eaten,
rotten, or oaf of style Goods at ILltnEn gros!
Look out for Old Fogies, and buy your Goods
where yon' can tan 28 'FA LEFT ; No have
a large stock uf. .
GOODS Purchased for CASH,
and will 'l';e sold-at prices that will frighten the
Old Fogy principles,
EVERY ARTICLE WARRANTED
as represented:* No charge for shoWing Goods.
- HAYDEN BROTHERS.
Nev Milford, Pa.,-tune, 1859.. tut
."‘CHEAP,... GOODS!7'
SPLENDID New unalis, Lawns, Prints,' 1
Ginghams, at reduced prices. • Also 13 lb
of.
, Sugai"- - fo'r one dollar, 'or 21. of Rice. Ju t
opened and far sale by -J. LYONS &SON.
Alen trose,..lnne 1bth,1859.
BURNING FLUID, •White and -Cod .Fisti,
Ladies Kid Rata, and more - G.itera
from 56 eta. to $1,75-all at - TYLER's..
44196 1859.
LBS. OF SUGAR for $1,60,
. H. C..TYLER'I3;
ounelfln; 1859,
3,OOO"ROLLS OF WAIL PAPEIL
1011FEERIT SHIES. - 1
_BOR Q EM-1418,.,WiND - PAPER, AC, 84,C,!
, A NEW EaRPLY, just arriv4 nikd - for fa .
4
111._ ch eip, by A. TtIRRELL_
. .
Coggitwelrg
461 for ilfr4/17441VitY; WM44
la IV% 11**liby: ISYM . TtnatfW
' - ' ll6 oV o ***oo lll 4 l9 . ' •-• •
. .
DRUOOODSIOII - lillit , 'lBs9;
• •
TPUI4., atockw ofsit4o.oooB, „-.
11 , FLtil titoi* cit" STAP LE (; 0D D5,:; ,, ..
ANSI stock of FANCY 'GOODS; •
s • Fanhinotibro PALL SU A W LS:
040 T/IS, CA SSIMERES, VESTINWS,
1163n4e15. QuittliTabfe'Lftiemt;'elc.;'ele
EynE
Fourth - A Ph i laidelith
N. B.—Black Silhs, Wholgsple,ai idle rates.
Er'Bargains, Daily, from New York Auctions.
ol'hitadclphta, S6ptember Bth, 1859,...3nt
AIL ftil
ricl~ nail ; nnd arvicro (ran) fr..sts. See ad.
vet ti.w:ient of HathitiOotuo lidita in anu,thor
.
column. ' •
YESTERDAY'
TAME WAS AR ARRIVAL OP
. AZirf•C>Co3l:ll49..
—la—
..- • C:S. t -
TIELA INES, 1V, Print... Sulli g a IhAw4;‘,'',Star4iir..
Duuters, l i arasolks.an4 ,, thubrelhus,:ohii op.
howen : mo tosalLity of otlir GOODS 'which will
hu slaoive FREE Or cliargeliy IL C.,TYLER..-
May 10th, 1859.
Ali%Lt. 13 lt It 1e11,16
I S . :telling •if 174 Iry -uo Ib _ , I bargainvo 0 124. 1.124 - the
pureha.erK. Call and s ee . J u y-21
LA DIES' .41.411LTEIRS.-4A he* . nt
66 rents, bit' • - 3:1.Y0N SAT. 'SON.
July
100 BUSHELS
WIIITE.WINTIRStEDIIIIIT 9
,Forsnle by- BALIAWIN & ALUM.
- Montro+c, AnKurt 15th. 1859.. .."
KEDZIE'S RAINWATER FILTERS.
Tia subscribers .are,,ageats fur the above
ittluablit article; and lrave on hand and Will
keep the ddferent sizes for sale. , They . will be
happy to show the F I 14rEat to their friends
and customers, and can easily demonstrate the
velumMA importance of perfectly pdrifying Rein,
'Water from all impurities, and thus waking it .
condugye to health and comfort', with'small ex- '
pense and no trorble. Every - peixon is aware
of the superiority a Pure-Solt Water lor Drink.
ing and Culinary purposes, and also the great
difficulty - they have heretofore experienced in
procuring it These eelebreted FIII,LTERS,
effect the object speedily and perfect,ly. Please
call and' cxamine 01011. EVAN 4 dt(ALtrx.
No. 2 Odd Fellow's Hall.
Binghamton, August 29th,. 1839..
QOLD irIII3IIIILES....AII-sizel. Also,
Silver do., by Evans & Attxx.
1-3 11 44kTED 101 V ES..-.A full stock of
Taolo and - Desert Plated Knivei and Car
vers to match. Just received by ' „
.- , , . EVAKS &-ALLEN.
VA at-atimps AND DILEASIr-PINS.
_124 The subicaters have this day received from
the manufactorylai - fine lot of Lana, Enameled;
Jet, Cameo; Gold Stone, end all gold Ear-riags
and Pins, in sets end single, some very fine and
rich. EVANS & ALLEN,
~i 1; NO. 2 Odd fellow's Hall..
Binghamton, Na g . 29th, 1852. *'' ' '
CAOLD PE 9.---A very superior stock of
t .
Aulf
Geld Pen I_With and without holders, all
and etfirs uality, b
sizes any• Evais St - 411cEn.
Do .
It 4 CEL TS ,--- A large addition to our
stook of razelels; via:Asir -Bead, -Jet,
Garnet, Band, Oultd and Plated; Etianisled and
Engraved, of all sizes and qualities. - Joslyn.
called by . , :.Evens & ALLE2I. •
LOCI - ET S..— We hare now on hand the
best assortment of Lockets ever offered to
our customers from 1 to 6 faces, and,from $l,lO
81 O. • :•• EVANS & At.LEtt:
. .
GOICD SPECTACLES - - - Of e veryage,
and various qualities and prices. by
}YAMS & ALLEN.
SALIr s , by the , Barrel ; Sack or Pciond, for
sale by ABELTURAELL
TIOGA POINT-IGRICULTM;WORKS,
Railway or Endless Chain Horse
POwer for One or Two. Horses,
Changable Thresher and Separa
tor and Thresher.and-Cleaner
mast:l...wren FD TIN"
WELLES,
,8L00D..& 00 .,
. .
Pa.
The Improved Eatery Horse Yow
-1
ers ate equal if not superior to any End
less Chain Powers lit the world, and warranted
greatly superior to the Wheeler Rack and Pin.
ion Powers.'
TheTiegaToint Homo Potters are onegailed
foreonienienue.by any ottier-4emg. adapted to
a great variety of_uses where Vewer is needed=
as five different degrees of motion' dire obtained
without extra gearing, and alati'anY desirable
length • and velocity' of crank motion for cross
cut Sawing. Putiming intrChurning! They run
easily, arb strong, durable;' well finished, and
made of good materials. -
Dino Point Threshres and tstparaior3
They are.made of variowtsizesi and are snipe
rior to any other manunettire—of which , fact
judgeirnif
_enett machines will be tatiafied upon
examination.
ranni'nEr Mills ,
Fitted to runt by' Horpe . PoWer;-Threshei
Sepnrotor, by Belting from. the Power.
ThreSher and:
The Tinge Point Thresher and Cleaner, and
Emery's Combinei Thresher and Cleaner': these
run easily and thresh and elean.,:fast, without
wasting the grain Which is dimmed fit fof Market;
and are warranted_ tisgivevntire satisfaction.
For Sale—Tiagarui.a Farming Isl ;Us, Por
table, Circe/41r and Crag ; Cut . Saw ilJills, Ciorer
Mullis:, and Farm Grist Mills, all of Which - are
very superior machines.
lar Persons im this and adjoiiting counties
Shodld by all means examine the above Ideation
ed machines before purchasing elsewhere. No
one will wish to scud Ml . ..several. hundred mile&
for agricultural machines, when BSTTEB. A.
CLINES ale to be bad made mar at !wino. Send
for Illustrafed.and Paned Catalognic
11. L. BLOWERS, agent for Susquehanna
county, .Post Office, MoUtrose.
August, t 6th, - '• '
'NORMAL SCHOOL - STUDENTS I
TIKE-10T1tEr
AND Students of all ottreiradlohts that Wish
to procure Books abd . titatiouery at
FAIR PRICES, will bear inlnind that they can find
all the Ted Beebe used in the different schools
gibe county at the Mont rose Hoek Store.
• Prof. - Stiddard'o series of Arithmeties,Lalso
hie-Elementary
arid University Algebras.
Eight sizes Webeter's world renowned Dic
tionaries, including the New Pictorial editicio of
the Unskbridged. &e., N. BULLARD.
Montrose, Augukt ! tfth. ' •
!D EMONS wishingio establitthAtepufacto.
rite' le -a new' an4'thrtrtig jolar.fi where
bueioess is good. See .edir , eitieemeit of the
- Hierintr rani Settleritert. _ -
•
;CHEAP and eky.ramedifor
XI. Carta, Try it. 4139.1drtypaRat. and Mice
Xxterminato4 sold
Jane
.1411;19,
icriii•trm.rtaa-cooric - ,;......4.-z_ittat ou n il i ..
- titni:**:Ccioti,r . As, 0 0,1 -,-,. . •
.. . . . ... _ ~
11014NKERE. Soectseorplo.TOMCOOßW
,II & CO., Montiose, Pa. Office ettitidecif
esafrom Pqat's igtorfi l Tstropike I*/t4. .:•._ t
' 'atoll:to' imiliffl4.lBAt-if ~ z : ..-,.., :40*
- • GIFTS
JEL
4 .
ROI AbleHS OCtIES
/
the OR/ 0131 4. 111 44°4 11 :ii .
.;- BOOK- - ENTEA,Pgiggi
Es - q• #:'EVANsi
READ QUARTiRS - eoit.
STATES ar rss PtiIiLIBfIISI4IIOUSE OF
G' . G-. EyAN.S,
No connebtioc-witliNew Yoik din 13ook"giUti.
I Griginaled'tho Gift llnterprise;
I nave repeaedly (MI fed itte_atientivn of the
tiublic.te My large Ntucli".;f . lilmntl elrens,. which
they have.aliyays warthly resMndcti v to. I can
new, With more satisfaction than ever; c-,lletten
tion to my largely inerme‘ed inducedmntitripur:
chasers. 'Being very heavily ,engaged pubtish
ing,l exchange my puhiivutions foy thoseof other
honses,and am enabled to procure - alt my Nooks•
at the original-cost, and thus can and Jo atipnly
thu majority of the other,tiohses engiged in, the
Gift BMA trade, with tfieiriitiks, 'Meager than
they can procure them from otherpublishers. I
can also, by my heavy purchases of NVatches &
Jewelry, for cit;.h,"furnish them with . their Gifts
at loweillites than•thpy can buy them from the
thanufaeturera..
Having such an advantage.itv can in
sure my customers a grest.deuf betters Gifts with
theirluotts than any other house,and can hive my
punts a larger coinifirssioif. vou'obio,blift. is
dlllvdred.With each Itook.at the time of sale:—
Gifts worth ttloo, at the lowest wholesale rates,
will be . impartially disiiibuted with every 81000
Worth of Books sold. -‘
fiend for a-catalogue, which will. he sent free
to aDy addles; containing the Most.t.aluitbleCol;
lection of Standard-Productions in Literature,
Philosophy, 14 itltorv,Geography, travels,and all.
the favutiteiVorkii of,Fiction and Selences, with
every ether departmentrof Literature. classified
as described below. Serid fur it,for.ifyott don't
wish trt order books, you will.obtaia It very VA"
sable Boolt'for reference, as it contains ail the
desirable books in print; and costs you nothing.
Particular attention is requested to the list of
my publications, which wit khe found in the fatter
part of my Classified Catalogue. It contains •
large number of deservedly popular Works. by va
rious authors; among which are all of -T.'S. Ar.
thur's boat works, well knowrins a moral instruc
tive, and pleasing.author. G. G. EVANS,
Philadelphia, Pa.
,SII I i4VAIiVELD %AV I V _
worth; from 50 cts. b $lOO, is given with
• each - 1100 k iota.
Ci4SSIFICATION OF BOOK!,
Agricultural—This departMent embraces all,
standard works tnion gonoral -Agriculture,
• Cotton , Planting, Flowers, Gardening, Farm
linplerneuts. Horses, Sheep, Cattle, Wee, ate.
Albums—Ladies' (a great variety) Floral, Cap
Quarto; Itoyal Cap, Demy Quarto, Auto
_
graph. dr..."
Annualsl- - .A large and elegant assortment.
Bibl•s—A !pi enditi assortment of pock et,pew Ind
fanrily , Bibles. in every style;from:l9l to 850.
Onager Books—A complete .113110FLMe131, in every
form and at all prnxs
11.irmn Books—As used. by the different denom
matiima. - • - •
Biographical'-Works of IrtinkHeadley,lVeems.
Bparks, Bancroft, and every other. standard
author - . - •
Botanical—By Comstock, Gray, Lincoln, Derby,
.Wood,
Cookeil—Receipt and Ctook Books. • liy
,lisle; Leslie, •WiddifieldA WiCenzie, &c.
German'—Standard Gertiin Literature.
Dictionaries—Webs:o'R English. French, Ger.
man,..Spanish, Latin, Grtek,italian,
tic the standard authors.
Geograpnical—The latest ana most improved
schools and 'other GeographiN, Maps, and
Tia - vdens' Guid,N". •
GeologyThe - o ; ork3 Of 'ljugh Miller; Harris,
'and others.
historical—Bp Prescott, Irrriog, Bancroft; Rob-.
ertt , op,Elutne, Gibbons, Macaulev. and_ others.
Trumor6us--Etittiia - ce!"a world of fun: • '
Jareni/e—_- Every description of illustrated books
children.
Law and Medicine—The Standard works of
these'pr'uft:.'si.his:' •
ilcaanical and-Scienqc—The nost-approied
works nn Mechaniel, Architecture, and• the
exact Sciences. -
Poetry—English and American. , Octavo and lit.
'entry editions of , the stadard Poets; pocket
and cabinet editions—plain and illtistrated,
taund In oury style to suit.thetoste of all.
Work if Fiction—ll}: Scott, Irving, Cooper,
Diclione, and all the approved Writers.
Alishellaneious—Our Miscellanenns-Detrirhnent
embraces ivery. thing .not included in the above
cle , sification, of an interesting and.instructivo
character; dint is in print. Including
Schaal and Classicist.
Trace!. and Adventures.'
• Games, Sports and Pastimes.
Religious; Bilaical and Theological.
Musionl and Glee Books.
Odd Pellowship and Preeinlsqnry.
sCilEh OLE' Oi l GIFTS'
, .
The:Gifts consist of Gold and ,
Watches,
Gold‘Ghalas, Ladies' Splendid Mack and Plaid
St Ili Dresses,Patterns,Parl or Timepieccs, Silver
prated site, costly sets of Cameos, Mosaic,
Fle;entine, Coral, Garnet, Turquats, and Lava
.Jewelry, Gold Leekete, Peneili, and Pens, .s:
dies'- Neck. and Chatelaine Chains, Gente.Bo.
sod Studs and Sleeve. Batons; Pocket-knives;*
Port-inonntges, mad • • . • ,
A TIOUSAND VARIETIES OF GIFTV
varying from 50 cents to $25.•
AGENTS, OVA TER EVEILYWERE.
, . .
. ,
,
To agents I can give Moro liberal inducements
than is alTtitded by ; any other house. In addi
tion to larger commissions; it ie mach easier to
get subscribers ferttly enterprise than any other.
The peauliatiudvantages are—.. , - -
A larger stock, and better Qaialogties to se
lect from. ' .
A Ifbtter assortrnent and Quality.of GIFTS.
More punetuality and correctness in. filling
orders. - .
Braeting as agaritiffor me. Perwini-
Wishieg. a valuable- Library cap-procure it
gratis. - • ' •
Thnie seeking an easy:method , of .earning a
livelihood can . find.it,
Any one desiringd good Watoli t eanobtainit.
Per fat! panicularsoend for a Cam/ague.
My large capital. together with my long_ex
perience in.: the husiaess, mid consequent-fa.,
ntiliarily with, - all its details. gives me-an:al
mostinealeubabluadvantage overall Miler parties.
All iiiik. is a trial.. Sen d , ma an orders and
b 6 eonvineed, that there is no exagera.
Do not forge; to send far. a GaMlogue,
And to address G. G. EVANS,
ORIGINAL
" 439 OHESTNUTSTREET,
' • `-• "`"Pfiilad•Olphiti,Penna.
Perions thiPCity,• ie.quested,Xo
eall and examine for themselves'. -
L - 11601.1111, fresh ground.So
gass,_c.besp, ,
receivedand for saleby
July : J. LyoNoi to:N.
• ; 1 1 ;"193111101`,
toina cc •Oftholi sotafinfie;ii.
pathie Colleges ot Me4icioe, is, now per
unnoentlylocited is GielifikfoliPs: - ` l'
OtlElClgeolsor.oflitaitr!anditlisibeth-sti:,
oesrtropposho,tho-blethodlitlehireb.: . -
v tigant;critiereonkiniteelii aiia
g 1 5 9 l i t at„ lk 41 1 4 .41tspi firt . to)l4ti
::ifih*i h e ,*. 43 10- 6 1 . 11fi li tiW a '
Pffifia..,Ro,l4)lV4e'' Cittl
'Z " . • 1V.'0,-./4P
'ABEL . : - TVItELL --
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':_of tharehpiceot 34a!iliS11;5f
inAll, rif 'piaci: flaiol4l4 - : - 4 . flattatlola —Of '- triletil;
NOM atiniginiliiiiring.tiary itytieit; Bnylng fcif
mush, ankaillineameriti for cash. -
. .
. - - OttSIN -s =BUMS, . .
• - ' efritteski; rainti, •011 s; Taruishes t -.-
*lidos - 0 Oluit, , DyeStuffs,Grocaries,-Lanstof
(Bali Ware Crockery,-Mirrors, Cloaca, Wall Paper; .
Wlndinv Paiper.., l o4dolorOill!hadlo, Fancy Goode;
Musicaklnatrumenta, 'Jew,iilry, Perfumery,
' Stone Ware, Brooms, Britanm,Whipe,
• •-• Umbrellas, Bird Ciga& Pocket
. Kni‘eir GOgilt Riatigir
AlliMilnitiMadigliprl;TrlllkEell,
Supporters, Part:monnales, Shoulder.
Braces, Spectftecs, Silver and Plated SPc 4 Pi; .!
'Perak *4)4 Gad - ride? ptittinery,. Malin, Oats+, &
aria Viol Stange; Baca &a; Phrcelain Teeth Lith;;
rolnaLlitetArgtAs
Tub Paiank,Erusheat adt,
and alltleit pdpular Patent Medicines.
1 . P 2 some DI acos,-wag4n, . -
' .. 'gad &Japanned Ware, - . •
Plaid and Oil Cans; fkititphone;
• Burning Flak. Alcohol, Papa:dame: -
..A.amp, 's, Vaat Pont,Lard,ollva, astor;
and Boiled. Bats Ifitieed.OlLS, White Load, Mat
al kiruiii - Coloted Paints; trlnegat, G r anary flea:,
r
aria it bane; tio numerous to - gientiOn• • .
Molitiose; Judo 16, 1 59.- ABEL TERRELL.
SAIRVIEB. ARRANGE.,;E:Er,,-
NW RAILROAD ROUTE-TELA WA MEI
LACKAWANNA & WESTERN RAIL . :
'ROA D.—New atm exPktiltiOns ,broad gaegii
route frOth the NOR Mid We:st, via Great Bend
ana Sciaotim, n . nd from th - e Lnarrairannt, an
Wyoming valleys, throoth to . New York 30.
Philaderpitia.. - '
, On and aftei )10 . 04, , s tl9i4l 1 itl, 13541
trains iCOI be run as follows:
The Cincinnati Ex. Train Vound east on N. 1 .4
& Erie,R..4l. arrives at Great Bend at 6.10 a. nit
end ctindetta, with. the. EXPRESS Train'ti.hielt:
I eaveaGfeat Bend for NewYdrkstiid Philadelphitt
&to. a. tn.
Ate at Sfontroao,
8.45 "
Tunktiritnock, 9.2.4
Faetoryville, • " ''' 9.48 - 1 `
Seranton, 10.95
310 scow; •
Water Gap, • • 1.39 a,
_ ttelaWare,V6afaufeit6aiiie,).2.o4 "-,
Itridgeillle, • • 9,8- it -
Junction,.
N3w . YOrk, 716
~- "
Passeilgeis,from N. Y., I fat V,tEl Pier
_ No.
_9 North River, at
FiouiPhiladelPhiri, I ezki:e tVulmit St,
Whnrf,.at • • ' e.Db ;4
Leave Junction,- - : 10.51 •-•
Due atßridgecille, 11.3'7 "
Dela wara,(ls ink. to dinner);i tail • a
Water Gap,. . . . . 12:20 pod;
Strundabprz,, -
M 05e:0 W, 2.26
. .
- Scrantun,. 3.10
Factoryrille, 3.58
Tunkhannoelif • 4.15 ''-
?dontrctae,- 4.43
Great Bold, • 5.25 "
Conntetibe 'at Grliat Betid•kilib the
Train,•west.; at - "
Aecommtniation'Tiainieqes Eer:i=
ton tlar Greatllend. at • 's.lo a.
Arrive at Great Bend, . 12.40 p.
Qgnueet in . ; 4m.i.tit thn Itun rk Eiprea Attest. ti
1-10. On „ErnigrantTraia Ft...at at 1.53; and the
Y. EitPte* tasiokt.l_so
Reluining, reitVei GOat Bend at fi.ois ft..
Due at - Seritutbh; • 6.15
For , the aecortntrochrtlon tvay•trarel on thg
Southinn Division; a pas6engerear - wil I toU
to the giiketti FreightTraitu4leaiini;
Serantud, at • 4.00 a. at;
Due at ptroudshuig at !0.05
Junetion'at - 110
Returttirig; will 16itie innietion at 3:30 a. nil
Due at Stroudsburg at • '7.06 "
. Scranton at, - • ' • • al:
Passengers . to .and. from New. York.changd
cars at ,loncLiou—to. and from. Philadelphia. at
Biidgavilie. , ' •
and ltilkesilarr4i
take L. tti B: oars' i4L.n . ranfo:n.
For Jeaaup, - Arehliald, and Carbondale, falid
Stages arSeranton.: " •
Tieketttaold, and baggagathre,keti throw r h
JOHN BRINBIN, Supl
Wm. N. JE KS. Gen'l'TicketAgent
Scranton, April 604 1859.1
NO,SUCII Wont/ AS FAIL.'4
.1 FESISTLEAS BLUELY:
crEctit4t 1t) THE SICK :
TIIE first hospital o-urgetioWoud Medial . putt. '
Ueitits Euinpe, admit the Unparalleled
anti•inflammatory, and heating properties of this
Ointment„ gOvernments sanction its.use in theif .
naval and -militorpservices ; and , the masses its ,
this country and Ihrringhont.the world - ieposti
the .utmost confidence in its curer iTe properties, - '
It penetrates. the-sonrceer - utinflanamatiep and
corrupti*n Underlies the external et*.
deuces of diSezise;qind neutralize the'fiery ale
manta Which foortai'd exasperate. the malady.
Rheumatism, Scrofula, ErYaiPolaa•—
Theae are 'aiming the - mbst 'terrible end ago. •,
Ursine diseafts•of- the maitdits; fleshy fibre
. and the skin; feV in their worst-forme, and when
seemingly"insurable, tlibrintaiiably diespimai
ender a - persetering.applinatio.of this soothing;
.I:math:kg; antidote to pain and inflammation.- - •
- Salt BilflLLlSl,Pever-Isirei, flag hints.
In' ll eases of Salt Ithetimi where medidal Na: •
ters, , leticik , and - every;-' receipt, fir the pliandeco
pmei have proved useless, tlio tfintitentltrill tre
complish a thorough cure. keret Sotelvtieal
quickly udder its. influenza,- and- lug
.relaxing ()f
-leet upon coirlraMed slitews'is truly woldezfril: ,
Discheiffingiliftirs:
A most remarkable and happy etrangd :la pre;
duced in the appenranoe Of malignant aleent af
ter' a. few.apPficationatif this 0; nrnent. - The 811
rounding redneSi "arid granules of
of healthy - flesh' begin to ta.kelthe, playa' of the
discharged matter: • This proeis; - goie on 'more
Or less rapidly, until the orifice-is filled up.Wit . ll
sound material:mut the airier radically cured
.4 Weid Io Mother*
The young are the mostyrequent suffers trod
external injuries ; ; and theinfore every mother
should have We healing irrtparaticat .COnstarftly
at hand. .ft is se eidolut6 4,Pecifiri for dors
breasts; and quickky_raorvcaillevatcruala soma
which sometimes disfigure tine bends and faees
of children..
• .. Sigoiflow& Fact& - •
• TbidtlitAmeat is uskirmally, used on bard the
Atlantic and Pacific Abaltng fleet as a euro fof
scorbutic agoctionu. and an the . best possible
remedy kr - orounda'and bruises. Laige supplies
of - it:litive rekkitlY Leen voiliOleilly Sultan
of Turkey for :hosp ita l - •
•
Both the Oiniment,Ald Plat !hould he ustd in
the follnienycases: , •,..
Sapling,. , • Chapped - Han s',, , .
- Sc alds;
Sonia; hi
ertstrial-Eroptlotnt;Sore Legs;
Chilblaras,•Rheomntis® r • . - .- - Sore *oasts,
Pietttlsi, ; - .RingtVortir„r:l •., • •- Sore }M i d i ,
Vents • I.;::SalLithentn,.. ..- ~ Moto 'throats,
Ltia!bigni i
Skin pjfeance,, --;;Soresofolikinds, -
ilea, - rsini, i, ~ • , , Stiff Joinii, •
faits; , Ornis'nf dr kinds, Ycnereil Sores
Otter; - 'Pretrett'fitantia:" . ' .." - :- .
- 4 4 4 •Soict! at - the.llfanufactories Of Professor
Hot,ttiwii:Afo •• Maiden • Lan#:, Near York; and
it4Sirsitd,,Ltnidon,ll ill rtrinectiblo Drangists
and Dealers in !Medicine throughoitt the United
Stiles and the civilized ‘ worrdc inAtoth,„ at . 2$
eskts,,43 1-p cents, and $1 toe& -;•-
' 7 Eir Therels sfnintaideraftleitariing by talking
thin tenteradana -,, ,-...; -_•-.. ~,:. • .::,.. ;;. ;.. ; --...•--- - -•
N. :11. = - Diiectkinn.fc,r,t the rtidince.of patients
in oviiylitoriterafe nit zed lii iiithinit. -- . .
;:': , •i.,-7 - .: - ..:: - ... 1 ',.. - .:::.-..-, ' 7 , ~..«. : .:4 034,1 figeoire.. , : . ; -,
tiirilOcutualiAs—A NEW , 413PPLY:.
''Dezatt, latc - • TUR44I4*.
7.30 a: