'EDICINE pf the MILLION
NELOSOVIT AID FACT. _
11OLLOWAY'S
TIM EXCITING C/LI7IM OP SIMCNEUL
rrBLOOD is the lire-sustaining agent. It
furnishes the components of flesh,bone, inns
nerve and integument. The stomach is its
inry, the veins its distributors, and the
inteSt,ne.,the clqinnets through 'whi6h the irWte
matter rejected in its, productions. is expelled.
upon the a to mach;thecirculation and the bowels,
these Pitta at 4 siinuitaneously.relieeing indiges
tion, purifying. the fluids, and
_regulating, .the
cecretioo.,.
•
. THE NATIONAL COMPLAINT.
DvapeciSia is the most common disease among
all classes in this country. It assumes a thous
and.shap*and is the primary source of 'noun].
enibledatigerous malsdies; bat whataver its type
or sycoptems,how ever obstinate its resistance to
ordinary preparations, it yields readily and rap
- idly to this searcft and unerring remedy. ,
BILIOUS - AFFECTIONS:
Trot quantity of the bile is of cast importane '
to-health. Upon. the liver, the .. gland which se
eretes this fluid, th«. - se Pills operate specifiesilf,
infallibly remitying.its irregularities, and effectu
ally euriog .litindice. Bilious Retnittants. and all
ths3 Varieti e s of disease generated by'sn unnatti.s
r--4 ton...talon-of the organ.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
Unless the bowels-perform their functions prop
erly, the whole bod y suffers. Tens of thousands
die anonally.of Dysentery, Diarrhcca. Chronic
Constipation; and other diseases of these wart
pipss of the system. The effect of the Pills upon
aii intestinal disorders, whether-casual or epi
"demi, is apbenomenon in medieime. By follow.
iugthe prhiteddirections,the most alarming ea
ses of beWel complaint are promptly controlled.
A WORD TO FEMALES. °
The local debility and irregularities which are
especial unnoyanc'es of the weaker sex, and
. which. Whiz* neglected, always shorten life, are
relieved ti.r the time being, and prevnted in time
te come ; by r. course-of tats mild, thoro' alterative.
Frallattsfa Pillsarethehest remedyknown in the
. world /w the following diseases:
Asthma Chest Diseises Fever and Agne
C.-m:11s triwet Complaints Female Complaints
Ctas *. Costiveness . . Inward Weakness
D lrrhtea Headaches Liver Complaints
nronsv ledigevitiOn - • 'Lowness of Spirits
D -bility Inflammation Stone and Gratt4
• Ifitioenzs Dyspepsia Secondary Symptoms
es -- .Venereal Affection's Worms of all kinds
Sold . . at the Manufactories of Profktior
lioltowy., 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and 244
Strar.d.,Leivion, by all respectable Druggists S
Medicine thro'ont the United States
and the eitiiized world, in boxes at 25 -cents,
d;-2 and $t each. 1 - - • _
There is a considerable saving . , by taking
the larger sizrs. . .
N. a—Directions for the guidance id' patients
in every disorder are affixed to each box. - •
jel6y I 24e0 w
T 1 tIICVORAPIIS. , -A NEV SUPPLY
,e. Ist. 1858. • A. TURRELL.
Gifts ! Gifts! Gifts! Gifts!
A GLORIOUS CHANCE TO GET MD BOOKS
FOR NOTHING!
• •
Pend for a Citulogne which will been
to uu free of Poiavre
3. S. COTTON al. CO.,
f URLI uIE I A.ND BOOKSELLERS
1.3 Cieltttitt St., Philadelphia,
U:.',.. In a: - :ion to - their regular tusinese of
and Beekselling, adopted the princi
p', g f a Gtft of: the ratite, of from 25
c ,,• ow to .13toott, ti the I , 7l, , ChaSer if every hook of
"One D,,llar and riptearas.
r,.**" Send fur a Cat:l'o,ole, wfiich ire will setia
to yoii free of Po.siaig4.4ll
Brine 'largely mtg,aged in ' tie't
riness, J. S. Cottbn & Co., have peculiar•advan.
tacos of Oh.ainiro,r, Books at very low prices,.
enabls them to give more valuable prea.
ents,l2,:n tan be affortieti by tinf-o:ber house en
gaged in the 'same hne of business.
Boeik- published in• the United States,
sviit be turnished at the.. Publisheis 4 Trice, and
also a catunlile gift to the purchaser without any
extra,-har=e. • These gifth consists of
Gobt end Silver Watelieti.Gold Cbaintasdies'
Spiend d ikThe'.s.s PatterusPartor Timepieces.
ts:rhvr-platefi Ware, costly sets of Cameos. "Ibiti-
ask. Flor..ntine;Oural. aanot, Turris and L.
is J. , nadra, Gild I,orkets, Pencil and Pens.
Li-iic.' .•ii,•l;s and Chanteiaine Chains, Gents'
Bosom'
..ts'...tais •:nnd .Sierre %horns, -Pocket
--- Kr...i - er....,' Pci:te.Monnsies, and other gifts of use
and'fralue. i
Fir Fire Hundred Di',Davi worth rf Preset*
oil' be tibgributed with every Tlu '
Dollaro"*orth of Books-Sold. -
• Send for fora Catsloges, Which mill he Sent to you
FREE OF. POSTAGE:
Persons-fortning,Clubs, or wishing , to act as
Agents. can get Books and. valuable 'gifts for
Agrieultural, Botanical, Horticultural and
ttfie Book 3—.11 ;stories/. Poetical, J uvenile
• ' and Al kV!' i is neous Bunks—Dictionaries, Bibles,
Piaver anal ; lyinn Bunks—Albums, Annuals.
Cl : h., Banks Worke Of Fiction, and all
other . Books published in the United States_
furnished at Publishers' prices, and free gifts
furnished with every book.
* * *Send for a CattilOgne, which will be sent
• to you tree of po4.2ge.
Address.S. COTTON dc CO.,
N. 409 EheateatuSt., Philadelphia.
Agentswanted in every purl of the Country.
•
4wp.
, 1,000 AGENTS WANTED.
"r, VET: 1 - BODI"crIAW VER.' AND COLIN-
La tt•ELLDR IN DUSINESS, containing plain
and simple instruction.rito Everybody for trans
acting their bnsinees aceording, to law, with le
gal forins for druiaring the various necessary' pa.
pers conr.ected therewith, together with the
Vrs o f all the States. for 'Collection of Debts,
Property Eanmpt from 'Execution, Mechanics'
Execution of nerds And 3fortapgea,
Lta of Mar led Women. Dower,Datirv,Wills.
&c. by FRANK Ceases - . Esq - , of the Philadel
phia Bar. 38i pages, •194n0.
An ratirrts new work On the subject adapted
to the wants of every- citizen of the triled
Statea. single copies sent hr mail. to any ad
d orr re...eipt• of o c iWet ,00,"oi in law style
t•thittding at 4 81.25. • •
1.000 A gratis wanteil llireanvas for it, wilb
whom liberal' arnangemenb. twill be made. Apply
tit or addresa „JOHN E. POTTER- Publisher,
_::;s ] • 617. Stinsom Street, Philtuielphia,Pa.
AT ENT
POCKET 001 N-DETECTOR,
For testing the urions kid& of
• Gold alt Silver Cohn.
i
TT ix admitted
tie
to be the most
I. perfect thing of tie kind ever offered to the
puilie. It is ao small it tan be carried in the
riudkat laitliont any inconvenience. Every Mee
cbao, Mechanic, and business man she'd have it.
;44 - A Warrantee rex with every one sold.
Price SI; peat paid to any' past ofihe country.
.** Agents-In everr county. to whom a heavy
dismount is pieen.• IMLAY dr. BICKNELL;
!sep2,Bmll- : . I Kia f lb% Philad'a. Pa.
NTEw GOODS,in • niy line a beminessa. arriv-
IN i nt! werk.- ABEL TTIRR ELL. ,
3 E stow GooDs. potir'ine in at the
'ett,re . n.f J. LYONS & SON, where every
thing goon Omar for Cara.—Calf
Inth,
DRY GOODS FOR AUTUIII,7-1859.-
VULL stock of SILK GOOGS,
lull tSteekool STAPLE GOODS.
inii stock of FANCY GOODS.
Fambinnikbre FALL SHAWLS,-
CLOT/IN. •CA SSI.VERES, :VESTING/3,
4. Blankets, Quilts, Table Linens, etc., etc.,
LANDELL,
Pearl! dc. Arch-frit, Philadelphia.
N. ft Silks, Whaiesak,iit low rotes.
EXilemgaius, Daily, from New York Aiktions.
l'Hhicielphia e September Bth, 1859.-3 m oe
ADL wanting farms in a delightful climate.
rich soil, and • bee. nre from frosts. See
vertitement of Hammonton Linde in another
rulumn.
E.ST ERD Y
-THERE WAS Alt ARRIVAL
AT--ft .
WC, 4 2 I
1 - NELMNES.•PrIIit + , 6/(diaiihalrbOtantinas,
Dusters, Parasols and Umbrellas, and an
immense quantity of other GOODS which will
bwehown FREE of charge by H. C. TYLER.
May 1911);-1859.
• ILVIVAA-TURREIAL
I sscl.4ng JEWELRY at
bar int o to the
p uro t t ,,pre. Call and see. July 21
MAKE THE OLD THINGS NEW!
A NEW ARTICLE for sale in SOS. quehannaa County only at the Inputrose
Book Slope.
' A Mahogany Cloth, 28, 45 and 48
inchei 'wide,—for Tables. Stands, Bar, Store,
and Bar-Couriters, Melodeon and Piano Corers.
FIGUICEDITApLE AND STAND SPREADS Of vs.
rious aizesrand styles, and all wairantedio stand
the test of of boiling water, hot coffee poi, cam
phene, spirits; Stc., Sic., and will neither break
nor crack in cold or hot weather. Just the arti
cle tq make old furniture new. .
- A N. BULLARD
Slontrose,,Juiy 35 tb, 1859. '
• TRESHIiRRIVAL
rglllEl undersigned would respectfully an
nounce - te the public that he has, just re
-ceived a supply of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
amon g :which may be found the very best of
Sugar; .Molasses; Syrup;
're h, Coffee,
at prices to snit the times, for made pay. Don't
mistake the place, but call- at the basement of
the
'WEN %1C 41 NE 11 0 T EL I
where
_your humble servant carries on a
general A
. SALOON & GROCERY BUSINESS,
and where the public may always relynpo
having their wants attended I.:, with promptness
and fidelity. 4 0. M. CRANE.
'Montrose. April 20111.
•
HEED 'THIS WARNINGI
LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS
NeVtr.
A T - HAYDEN 'BROTHERS' ORIVINAL
.4.1 One Price Readj" Pay Store, consisting of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Foots & Shoes, flats& Caps,
Paper,
Stone & Wooden Ware,
3M1C:111.1 . ,
- Palms, Oi ls,
Watclielyiewelry, Tankee Notions,
rgrNO END TO THEM/ -Alf
Yon will never find old Rhelrn'orn, moth-eaten,
rotten, or ont of style Good.; it ii.vt-ItEtt Bros.'
look out for Old Fogies, and buy your Goode
where you eon eavr 96 ern cra-r. Ws have
a large stork of •
GOODS Purchased for CASH,
and will be•sold at prices that will (righten the
Old Fogy principles;
EVERY ARTICLE WARRANTED
as represented. No charge, for showing Goods.
I TAY DEN BROTHERS.
- New Milford, Pa, June, 185 . 9, tm
• AND - IVARRANT
.3PC)XI.
HE undersigned offers for sale a U. Si
LAND WARRANT for' WO -l ures, For
particular.. enquire of A. J. Ge rritson at the office
of the Montrose Democrat, or of me, or.address
me at Montrose, Pa. IRA COLE.
FrarMin;August 25th, 1859.-3 w.
. _
CHEAP GOODS!
•.
Q PI.ENDID New (;halls, Lawns, Priiita, and
0 Gine'.3ms, at reduced prices. Also 13
of ,Sucar for one dolthr, or 21 of Rice. Just
opened and for sale by J. LYONS & SON.
3jontrose. June 15110359.
URNI7s,G FLUID, White and Cod Fish:
Ladies.liid S. S. Boots, and more Gritera
from 56 ris. to 81.75—a1l at TYLER'S.
'.May 19th 1859.
I _ 2 LBS. ORSUGAR for 81,00, at
H. TYLER'S.
June RI h. 1859
3,000 ROLLS OP WALL PAPER.
10 DIFFERENT STALES.
BORDERING, WINDOW PATER &0., &C.
±tEW A I
SUPPLY, just arpiced. - and for Pale
cheap. by ‘ A. TURRELL
• Dr. Coggqwell's
iIITI-PHLOGISTICSILTS;:
a sure
core for INFLAMMATORY Diseases of
all kinds, for tale by ABEL TURAF.L.L.
Montrose, June 29de 1859.
,SHOES •
•
A LA RGE LOT for men women and children
.41.. just received; and for sale at the very low
est rites, by - J. LYONS: & SON.
140 - • .
P ERSONS wishing u) change their businese
- to a rapidly increasing County, a New Set.
dement where tundra& ate going. Where the
climate is mild and delightful. See .advertise
ment of Hammotiton Settlement, another col
umn.
& CO.,
MARKET STREET WHARF, PHILADELPHIA.
:Dealers in Fisk; Cheese and Prcrvisio.ns
'Rave constantly on band an assortment of
...Dried and Pickled Fish, dv...viz: -
Mackerel, Shed, Salmon, Blue Fish, Herriogs,
Codfibh, Beet, pork;'` Lard.' Shoulders,
Mains, Sides, Cheese, Boos; Rice, atm
1001- tillolll6
rPHE sublscriber continues the above Mi r o - hies:
as: usual it . Ms old - *stand in - Brook!) n
Toantful for Past - farors he would Solicits a'
share of the public-patronage. _
• A. G. REYNOLDS.
Brooklyn, ?day 23d, 18b9.—tf.-
Administratiz's Notice.
‘ I IU HEREAS, Letters of Administration have
V V been granted to the-stibscriber on the es.
tate of Timothy liletartby, late of the toimahip
of Auburn, deceased, all persona indibtetto laid
esiste.are 'requested to alike' immediate' pay
ment, and all having claims against-14J estate
to present them doly'authenticated to
13/11.DOET bIeOARTHY, .
Auburn, October 18th, 1859,.5w•
100 BUSHELS
WIIITLWINTER„SEED WHEAT !
For sale by: BALDWIN & ALLEN.
Montrose. August 156,1859—,, • .
KEDZIE'S RAIN WATERTILTERS.
TILE eubacritlers aro' ageirts for the above
valuable article, and have on hand and will
keep the different !LTC* for sale. They 0011 be
happy to show the FILTER to their friends
and customer!, and can easily demonstrate the
value and importance of-perfectly perifying.Rain
Water from all impurities, and thee making it
conducivci to health and comfort, with small ex.
perm and no trouble. Every person is aware
of the superiority of Pure Soft Water tor Drink-.
ing and Culinary purposes, and also the great
difficulty they have heretofore experienced in
procuring it.. These, celebreted FILTERS
effect the object speedily and perfectly. Please
call and examine them. EVANS & ALLEN,
No.. Odd Fellow's Hall
Binghamton, August 29th, 1859.
GOLD THIMBLES.«.AII.sizes. Also,
Sillier do., by - EVANS & ALLEN. '
PLATED 11111111VES..—A full stock of
Taole and Desert Plated Knives and Car
iers to match. Just received by
EVANS & ALLEN.
Alli-REIGS AND BREAST-PINS.
L The subscribers have this day received from
the manufactory a fine lot of Lava, Enameled,
Jet Cineo. Gold Stone, and all gold Ear-rings
and Pin's, in garland single, some very fine and
rich. EVANS. & ALLEN
No.-2 Odd Fellow's Hall.
Binghamton; Aug. 29th, 1859.
GOLD PEN.---A very superior stock of
Gold Pens, with and .without holders, all
sizes and of first quality, by 'Evats & Ata„azi.
pit CELETS....A large addition to our
1.1-stook of Bracelets, viz: Hair Bead, Jet,
Garnet, Band, Gold and Plated, Enameled and
Engraved, of all sizes and qualities. Just re
ceived by - EVANS & ALLEN.
LOCKETS.— We have now on hand the
best assortment of Lockets ever offered to
our customers from
,1 to 6 faces, and from $1 to
$lO. ' r t esos & ALLEN.
GOLD SPECTACLES«;Of every age,
and various qualities and prices, by
EvAss & ALLEN.
ALT, -by the Barrel, Sack or Pound, for
kj sale by ABEL TURRELL
TIOGI - POIXT AGRICULTURAL IVIIRKS,
Railway or Endless Chain Horse
rower for One or Two-Horses.
Changable Threshdr and Separa
tor and Thresher and Cleaner
MANUFACTURED DV
WELLES,- BLOOD &
AL - tli.exus' „Pa.
The Improved Emery Horse Pow
ers are equal if nut superior to any End
less Chain Powers in the World s and warranted
greatly superior.to the Wheeler Reek and Pin
ion Powers.
,The 'rings Point Horse Powers are unequaled
for by any other—being adapted to
a great variety of uses where Power is needed—
as five different degrees of mollon are obtained
without extra gearing. and also any desirable
length and velnvity of crank motion for (loss
cut Sawing, Pumping and Churning! They ran
easily, are strong, durable, well finished, and
made of good materials,
Ti6ga Paint -Threshers and Separators.
They are made of various sizes, and arc supe
rior to any other manufaclursof which fact
judges of such tnschines will he satisfied• upon
ezunination.
Fanning Mills
Fiti - e - itl to run by Horse Power, Thresher and
Separator, by Belting from the Power.
Thresher and Cleaner. .
The Tinge. Point Thresher and Cleaner, and
Emeryls Combines Thresher and Cleaner : 'these
-run easily and thresh and clean fast, without
wasting the grain which is cleaned fit for market,
and are warranted to give entire satist'actiou.
Far Sale—Tinga Point Farming Mills, Par.
table, Circular and Cros- Cut Saw Mills. Closer
Hullers, and Farm Grist Mills, all of which are
very superiiPr machines. ,
'Persons iu this and, adjoiinng counties
should by all means examine the above mention
ed machines before purchasing els'exl.ere. 'No
one will wish to send off several hundred miles
fur agricultural machines, when ,narran. MA
CHICES are to he kad made near at home. Send
for illustrated and Priced Catalogues.
H. isi3LO'Mrt.:RS, agent for Susquehanna
county, Post Office. Montrose.
August, 16th,1859.—tf.
FARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 miles from
Philadelphia by railroad in the State of
_
Jersey. Soil among the best for Agricultural
purposes, being a good loam soil, with a clay
bottom. The land is a large tract. divided into
small farms, and hand-reds from all parts of the
country are now settling and building. The
crops produced are large-and can be seen grow.
ing. The climate is delightful, and secure from
'frosts. Terms from sts to $320 per acre paya
ble within four years by installments. 'To visit
the place—Leave Vine Street.wharf at Phila
delphia at 7:30, a.m.. by railroad for Hammon
ton, or addr.-es ft. J. Byrnes, by letter, Hammon
ton Post Office, Atlantic County New Jersey.
See full, advertisement in soother column.
•
! calt ! !
IfEATJ -I !6' T. 7. ZABE L
11(110L.ESALE SALT DEALER
201 Washington4t,
(Directly oppomito %Vashington Market,)
Newvir
STILL CONTINUES to offer to the cite and
-10 MUNI RY trade, all kinds of FOREIGN
Coarse and Fine SALT, at the very lowest figures;
40000 seeks and bags, consisting in put of Ash
ton's celebrated brand - for table and dairy use;
Jeffrey & Darcy, • Marshall's, Brownlow's, &c.
and 50000 bushels Turks Island, Bonares, Cu
racoa, tit. Übes, Lisbon ;Cadiz, Ivicsr, Nantes, &c.,,
all of cilia will be sold at bargain prices from
vessels, store and. storehouses.
Any,purrhaser wishing to select from a good
assortment,will find it to his interest to tall.
N. B.—Pine table saltput up in small bags of
different sizes, and constantly on band in ship
ping order. Also a splendid article of Roek
Ground salt, in quad boxes, put up and for sale
by the quantity, in cases of five dozen each.
New York; April I et, 1859.—1 y 5
NOTICE.
DR. E. PATRICK, 1 6 ., Weald like
after a anent* of nearly ten yeses, to appeal
to the moist sensibilities of a v• generous pub
lic, who have always—manifesta Abair sense of
appreciation of his, usefuloess by_ . . exacting his
services when needed or thought "to be needed,
,ut who have given no other evidence of - graft.
tad, oY glod will—varticatarly in the way of
"'substantial aid" as Kossuth would say—that
he now "desires* fall sindentiresettlemeut of all
his accounts, also the accounts of the late: firm
of Patrick & Banta; and ha wishes fuvther to
state that he desires stOing to be considered_
wrong, if, after a few weeks, the iiiii4;ececnint B ;
remaining unsettled, abo'dbo platted ftt the bands_
of A good sharp'enilector; mid Made' to amount
to bim something that - wilt boy Oats and Buck
wheat - Plesse notice"this and take actioeirecor:
&ngly.--Yours Truly, • • . - ,
jan4 • B. PATRICK. JR.
PERSONS wishing to est:thrash Mannfacto.
ties in a new and thriving place where
baldness is good. See advertisement of the
•
ilainmonton Settlement,
•. . .
. .
LIVER -INVIGORATOR,'-,,
-Intvica*cuiirtaTits.f.- x ; . iid
rui b ttii.......delittftrAttErtlii4 *I
awl apprereckry all 11 - haat toed mad is aim OF -ak
garnet to with ambience tu a an the dlaeseca for width ti IP
Y recomaleotted. - • . t-a•
It WI eltrpi themsatotr, 2 It Idzin dm tad two _years ak
who had `(lced up all hemeti 0 . 4.4' nate. as Oat toismume ._..
411•611CA06 acetates!. 11:1 111;• E 4 p.,.....1,.
.h... =
The do*. MUM. be Maptei 1t., 1 ho temperament of the p
Indiftlual taking if.'stld Ini rim auchavoultsies. a• to
act scatty on the Ikm eh.
{et the dlotatea et y our odoopot viayou, In t h e K i
cue of the lifIrl: It II- V IGOILATOR, and lt 2
1
wHI mire !Aver Corn-, plaluts, Dillow' At, ." 1 ,".
tasks, . Dyspspalad a Chronic Diarrhoea, .1
II an mm e r Cont- - Dilate. ...C;
rya Dropsy. Sour! stontaels,,llab toal ii
...
i
twatlvensita, tbol-: ' le, Cholera, Chola- .
rot Morino., Cholera , tantalum. Plain- Cr
lonia Jaunt ill ca. Female Weakness,- 4
.... an d may bet used sot. coortfolly as an IlTreilitta•
ry Faunally Mill. pi aline. ItaltrtareSlCE,..
IIEAD ACHE. (as ilhoitsantis eao Witty.) ha
Sweat' , roletutes, if 'two or three TSIII.
spoonh
als arcflak- t en at coaniencement of g
. ...
*Wei
Jk 9 who use It are' Airing their teettlmoey y
le. notrin irrrn
SWALLOW .
PS
talla Wor.
MIX WATER 1111 TII
THE INVIGORATOR,
BOTH TOGETHER.
Prke One Dollar per Dottie.
AL.O.
s4,Nrortwa
. FAMILY
CATHARTIC
110. PILLSII
CornUNtir.D 131 -, Cfq
Pare Vegetable Retracts, and Pomp In fQ
(MANN CASKS, Air Tight, and will keep to.
to any climate. of
The Fa nsity Ca- • 'hurtle PILL Is a - son '
tie bet ult. Cathartic 3 ulna the proprie , nr has
used In hie prattle. more than twenty FORM.
The conarantlr Inermating demand hour throe who
tureking weed the PI LI" ma and the satlafactlen which
a n names. In reunl to their • - .1 use, bee Induced won Waco
then, wain the reach of nil.
-
The Profesakin welthnowt MO different CatLartltal act
on different Nolo.* of the bowels.
the FAMILY CA. THART)C Pro. 1.
haat-with due reference to Una well on...tills/red Jeri.,
been compounded thorn A 0 vorlety of the ptteut 'tact
ual., gourds, which act allte on V Very pert of Ilie
altmentaq mat, and areir t good nod sore le all us- n ,-,
m where a Cathartic hi Vredwi, such as Drew `"
rangemeins of the St o 111 ae h , Mend. not
nets. Pains la the Bark and Lou,.,
Costiveness. Pal it , sad Soreness over ' t ..:
the whole " body, Rau sudden cold, which tot
frequently, If neglected, end In a long course of F. Ct.
Ter, Lose of /type- lite r a Creeping nesn _ 0
gallon .sf Cold. over it.,.,1,..dy, Restless. '''
1
005 *. ne 00 ,0• 10 's 0 weigh tin ihe head, CO
sit in slam motor)" /Ho sees. Worms In =-
Chlidren or AMOR; Risen msn
at is. a non ..
Pntificrnthe Blood .... and nniny ethreases In w hick re.
fret in hole, too numerouf go to oestim Is Wendt...Use- ft
meal Dom.% us& es
PRICE TiIRER DI MES. 5)
as t.i.ss Invignrator anFamily Ca. • ,
ifatille Pills are retailed he nomo PorssifY. and
sold wholesale by the Trade In all the Ora towns. •-el
it. T. W. SANFORD. M. D.
Ituuthci....r .0 Ar deter.
ay . , New lonic.
EEEECOMI
Ph) qkglicalturat
TO ALL WANTING FARMS,
A Rare Opportunity in a Delightful and Healthy
Climate 25 Miles Southeast of Philadelphia,
on the Camden and Atlantic Railroad,
sNEW JERSEY.
AN old estate consisting of several thousands
of acres of produmite soil has been dit ided
into Farms of carious s izes to suit the purchaser.
A population of some Fifteen Hundred, from va
rious,,parts of the Middle States and New Eng
land have settled there tae past year, improved
their places, and raised crops. The price of land
is at the low sum of from' 815 to $2O per acre,
the soil is the best quality for the production
of Wheat. Cont i Peaches, Grapes and Vegeta
ble-s. IT IS CONSIDERED THE BEST
FRUIT SOIL IN TILE UNION. Tho place is
perfectly secure. from frosts—the destructive
enemy of the farmer. Crops of grain, grass and
fruit are now gaiwing and can be seen. By ex
aming the place itself, a correct judgement can
be formed of the productiveness of the land.
The terms are made easy to secure the rapid im.
provement of the • laud, which is only sold for
actual impartment. The result has been, that
within the past year, some . tkree hundred houses
have been erected. two mills, ono steam, four
stores, some forty vinyards and peach orchards,
planted, and a large number of other improve
ments. making it a desirable and active place of
ffusinese.
-
T-HE MARKET,
as'the reader may perceive from its location, is the
BEST IN THE UNION:
Produce bringing double the price than in lo
entices away from the city. and,riaara than dou
ble the price than the West. It is known that
the earliest and beet freitsod.vegetablee in this
latitude come from New Jersey; and are annual.
ly exported to the extent of millions.
Inlocating here the settler has many advan
tages.- He is within a few holm' ride of-the
great cities of New England and-Middle States,
he is near his old friends and associations, he is
ins settled country where every improvement of
comfort And civilization is at hand. ge can buy
every article ho wants at the cheapest, price, and
sell his produce for the highest, (irt the West
this is reversed.) he has schools for his childrdn,
divine service, and will enjoy an open wintth-,
-•
and delightful climate, where fevers are utterly
unknown,. The result of the - change upon those
from the - north, his generally been to restore
them to an excellent - state of health.
in the way of building and 'towering, lumber
can be obtained at the mills at the rate of $lO
to $l5 per thousand. Bricks from the brick
syard opened in the place, every article an be
procured in the place, good" carpenters'ate at
hand, and there is, no place in the Union where
buildings and improvements can be ;made
cheaper.
The reader will at once be struck with the
advantages here prese,nted,andask himself why
the property itas.not been taken up before. Tho
reason is, it was never thrown in the marlret ;
and unless these statements were correct, no
one would be invited to examine the land be
fore purch4sing. This all are expected to do.
Tbey will see land under cultivation, such is
the extent of the settlement that they
_will no
doubt, meet persons from their own neighbor
hood; they will witous the improvement - and
-can-judge the character of the population. If
they come with a view to settle they should
come prepared to stay a day or two and be ready
to purchase, as locations cannot be held on re
thou&
There are two daily trains to Philadelphia
and to all settlers who improve, THE RAILROAD
CoNITANT GIVES A FREE TICKET Fon six MONTHS,
AND A HALF-PRICE TICKET FOR THREE TEARS.
THE TOWN OF HAMMONTON. • •
le connection with theagricultural settlement,
a new and thriving - town has naturally arisen,
whi presents inducements for any kind of busi
ness, particularly Stored and manufactories. "The
Shoe business could beearried on in - this place
and market to good advantage, also cotton busi
ness, and manufactories of agricuituaa/ imple
ments or" Foundries for casting small articles.
The improvement hat been so rapid as to insure
a constant and permanent increase of business.
Town lots of a good site, we do not sell small
ones, as it would effect the improvemtpt of the
place, can be had at from $lOO and upwards.
The Hammer:lton Faiiner, a monthly literary
and agricultural sheet s containing full informa
tion of Hammonton, can be obtained at 25 cents
Per annum. .
Title. indisputable—warrantee deeds given,
clear of all incumbrance when money is paid.
Route to the land: Leave Vino street wharf.
Philadelphia, fur Hammonton by Railroad, at
7:30, a. m.,.0r 4:30, p. m, fare 90 cents. When
ere inquire for Mr. Byrnes. Boarding conven
ienceaOn band. Parties haPtetter stop with Mr. .
Rymer., a principal, until they have decided as
to-purchasing, as ho will show them over the
land in his carriage, free of expense. Letters
and applications can be addressed to Landis &
Byrnes, Hammonton P. 0., Atlantic Co., New
Jersey, or S. B. Coughlin, 202 South - Fifth
Streets, Philadelphia.. Mips and Information
cheerfullyfurnished. Aug. 11, 6 in.
Administrators' Notice.
IfiliTHEßEAlii, Letters of Administration hare
Y been ;ranted to the subscribers on the es:
tate of David Beffnit,latt of the township of
Apolacon, deceased, ill persona indebted td.the
bald estate are reqireated to make immediate psi.
limit, also all persona bavini just deinands
against the same will' please' present them= duly
sotbentlatited far settlement to Wm. Butfunt,
Friendarlile... WIC BUFFUM. Ade .
JOSEPH BUFFUM, 7 -7
Apolanen, Angust,litth—,6w. , .
T ADIESISGA - tiewlnt v
ALl.E4Cctils, by - JAYON Biv 80$.-
• •
POttengill dc.- Co,
A dverlislus Agentsoit. 119 Nasean.at,
A
New-Yort, and 10 State4t, Boatoa, an
agents for The Montrose Democrat, and are el
thorized to marmot for ne at our lowest rage.
It KENYON jll, &CO
Irra 6 ,,erzfer s ; i rt the impaction
DRY GOODS
.
this day recelied;eonsistingln partof as follows;
Rich Black Moire Antique 'Silk 18s . per yard;
Foulard Silk, nice style; 6s. per yard; Rich Plaid
Silk. the very , neatest .patterns. - 1113. per yard;
Black Silk, 28 Inches Wide, from Is. to 12s. per
yard; splendid Black Silk Shawls from $8- to
$ll, the finest assortment in Susq'a Co. ; new
invoice or Gingham, at very low prices; al sol of
Calicoes; large stock of Denim's, Mixtures, Plaids,
and-Lawns,- Printed Shawls from Is. to $5;
Brocha Shawls from es to $25; Collars from
6 els. to 205.; Parasols from Bs. to 245. each;
Bonnet,: a large.. stock; Ribbons ad FlOwereg
also i Aeiv itivosis'ef Gents , Sheei--COngiess,
Enamelled and Calf Skin; Ladies Congress Gai
ters, Rid - and Enameled; Misses Calf and Enam.
elled- Roots; Children Paged! Boots, Gaiters and'
everything in that,. line. They also call
attention to the fact that having ari arrangement
with one of the largest Importingilouses in
New York they will receive regularly blew Styles
as fast, as they appear iti.New York. and will take
the greatest pains to please all who call and see
and wish to purchase, Particular attention .paid--
to procuring fine goods—in every style.
WM.A.I9.
A new, 19t this day received. and would re..
spectfidli solicit an examination or the same.
Good'rea* 35., city prices, els* at 4s: ss, 6i. Bs.
SIMA.RI3.
COFFEE--Java, Rio Lind Ground Coffee:
SALERATEtt••Jamea Pyle's,Babbitea Med.
icinal, and Exadaior, dte. filAlLS,and also a
new stock of WALL PAPER and {VIN
DOW PAPER, this day received. FARM.
ING TOOLS of the most eppreved patterns.
1 0i . 000.1E.C92 . 3 7 7
Gold Band, Shaded, Blue Bdbri, and all the new
styles, as fast as they appear in New York.
FLOUR constantly on hand. •SA LT by the
barrel-or sack. PATENT 171EDICINES,
GLASS, and everything else you want.
R. KENYON JR. &
Lawavale Centre, Pa., June Bth, 1859.
HEAR YE! , BEAR YE!
FEBErm It IL
BLACK and, Colored 'Dress Silks,Collars
and Undersleeves, Lace Vails Bro. Tissue
for Veils, Esmeralda, Cotton Yarn, Carpet Warp,
Bard Boxes and Bonnet Boards, a new sup
ply of Gaiters. Cora Starch and Tepico
for puddings. Cheap at IL C. TYLER'S.
Montrose, June Bth, 1859. •
REMOVAL.
G. F. FollollAin
HAS removed his shop across the street, to
the building one door below. Keeler dt
. Bioddard'a, which he has fitted up expressly for a
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Shop
where 'may be found all kinds of
3E1.11-11.1VMSIS,
from the heaviest team, to the - lightest trotting
hnroesi, and• a general assorment of trimmings,
which will be made up or sold very low.
Carriage Trimmings:
A good assortment on hand, which will be sold
very low; all trimming done cheaper than else
where.
OAK I,LEATHER •
on hand, from which harnesses wine made and
warranted.
* * *Customers will please boar in mind that I
wish to settle up once a year. Those having
unsettled accounts, or notes doe, will oblige
by settling or making payment without further
delay. G. P. FORDHAM,
Feb. 24th, 18591 Montrose, Pa.
7 E IJA.M MONTON FARMER—A now. paper - devoted to Literature and 'Agricul
ture, also setting forth full accnunts ef the new
.ettlement of Hammonton; in New Jersey, can
be sub,cribed for at only 2 cents per annum.
Inclose postage-stamps for the amount. Aa
dress editor of Farmer Hammonton, P. 0. At
lantic Co., New J;rsey. Those wishing cheap
land, of the best quality in ono of the healthiest
and most delightful climates in the Union, and
where crops are never cut .down by the frosts,
the.terrible,scourge of the north; see advertise
ment of Hammonton Lands.
PERSONS. wanting change, of climate for
health. See advertisement of Hammontcin
lands, another column.
.j eb a .. _g
ZCOBB would respectfully announce to the
. public that he may still be found at the
old stand, fully prepared to attend to the wants
of tho comcaunity. lie will keep on hand a good
stock of
Cllrrocerblem:
SUGARS, TEAS, CO.TFRE, SFICES, FRUIT, FLOUR
and SALT (by the sack or barrel,) 'FISH, and all
articles found in First Class Groceries.
He would. particularly call the attention of
Farmers and • others to the fact that ho is
constantly receiving fresh supplies of
FIRST RATE FLOUR,
also good and medium qualities, which will be
sold BIGHT, for ready pay, in quantities to suit
the purchaser.
hash paid for Pelts, Deacon, and Veal skins.
MARRIAGE GUIDE.
A NEW'BOOK, BY WILLIAM YOUNG, M.
The secret clue to courtship, love
& marriage: with the diseases inct
dent to youth, maturity and °id age;
-• being lights and shades of married
life, its joys and sorrows, hopes
'o:ltfN• - fears and disappointments. Let-all
married people, or those contemplating marriage
and having the least impediment to married life,
read this book. Let every young man and woman
in the land'read this book. It is full of, Plates,
end disclosis secrets that every one should know:
a little knowledge :a first may' save a world of
trouble in after life. Send for a copy (enclosing
2.scts:, to ~ DR. Wm. YOUNG,
ap2B y] 31113 Spruce-at:Philadelphia.'
TE"11,.......GU1l AND PLAIN TEETH,
for - sale by ABEL TURRELL. .
AN IMMENSE
QUANTITY OF
IV'eloir Goods
AT THE
Titalm-Vat ,stert, -
This Week?
Please call and see 'em. •
Sept. 22. 1859. H. C. TYLER.
DISSOLUTION.
THE fi rm of S. H. SAYRE Duos. Is this.
day dissolved by mutual eopsent, D. Sayre
withdrawing from the firm. Thelmaineie will
be carried on as heretofore under the name and
style of B. H. Sayre & Bro. The notes and
accounts will be tnAhe bands of D. Sayre for
settlement. All Indebted to the firm wilfplease
give It - their Imo:White attention, is all the ac
counts must be settled. •
S. 11. - BAYILE & Brim.
Montrose, Sept: lat. 109. ! -
. _ .
4161.5210-41. 7.1C.M.A./Ft:
PAYS.:O4 Bos rd And Tuition - at the Heed.
oe Attie* Isitittitts - die COWES?
end Bast...SCHOOL. huh, land."'• -
M4ethinited Getitlemeit Ipetrieto re et the heed
of tutetkof the ahle departnitints. Sorrier
vitntagetfoi French; Paintint; and Pismo 111 nate.
* * *Term opens September Ibth.
Eir Wilt* for Catalogue:
• _ Rev. -A. FLACK, it. M.: Prinniitl, •
• augAg . Y. -
riLOVII I , fresh ground. Mobil's's and Sn.
gars, cheap. Just received and for bate by
Inif Ttth.l J. LYONS & 40N.
• NEW I/IRM.
Stour, tub tc Vrobision ,Store,
At. ItIONTILIAF ft Pa, - •
ONE door belOw J. Ethridge's Drag Store,
V on Public -Avenue, where "found
constantly on bands general assortment of
GROCERIES:
Such :as Sugars, Molasses, Syrups, Teas, Coffee
dte , &c_ &c.
Also the choicest brAilds of
FAMILY FLOUR, -
Meal, Lard, Pork. llama, Fish, Candles dre.
We solicit • share of the public patronage, and
pledge ourselves to do the fair hoping by
each bargain to secure another: .
BALDWIN & ALLEN.
Wit. L. ALLEN.
ALS'ItED BA.LDAVIN
WM. B. SIMPSON,
wrgll REPAIRER,
Skop in Boyd do Web,ter's new building,
next door above Keeler cE Stoddard's.
FJAVING worked for .tb'e past. nioo . years
11 with the most skillful-workmen, he feels
confident that he can do the most difficult jobs
on abort notice.
MI Work Warranted to Give Satisfaction..
WI B. Stmrsou has worked for me for some
time, and I can recommend him as a careful and
skilful workman, competent to do as good work
as can he done in the cenntry, - and worthy of
confidence. . WM. A. CHAIKBERLIN.
Towanda rune 10th; 1858.
Refers to—Wm. Elwell, E. W. Baird, E. D.
Montayne, E. 0. Goodrich, B. Kingsbury, Towan
da ;B. S. Bentley, Searle, C. D. Lathrop,
J. Wittenberg, Montrose.
* * *Jewelry neatly repaired on. abort notice,
and on reasonable terms. (June 15th, 1858.—tE
rp HE subscriber having phrchased
-Ls refitted and newly furnished tht
above well knownithd popular Hotel,
--- is prepared to acc6mmodate the trav
eling public and others with all tho attentions
and conveniences usually found in first.clas,.
Houses. No effort will be spared by the Pro-
Prieto , and his Assistants to make the Hotel
equal in every point to any in the country.
The Bar wil,talways be supplied with the
Choicest Liquors.!
The Stables, connected with this House.
are large, roomy and convenient, and careful and
attentive Hostlers aro always in charge of them.
J. S. TAILBELL.
Montrose, May 13th, 1858,
KEYSTONE HOTEL,
At Montrose, Penn.
NIVIVL H. • HATCH, Proprietor.
r -lIS new and commodious Hotel situated
1 on Public Avonne,.neai• the Court House,and
nearly in the centre of the business portion of
Alontrose, is now fu ly completed and furnished,
and will be opened on Monday:the - 27th day of
the present month for the accommodation of
the public and travelers. The Proprietor feels
confident that he is now prepared to entertain
guests in a manner that cannot fail tri.give
Complete SatistlictiOn.
The Hotel and r urnisure are noiw, and no ex
pense has been spared to render it equal, if no
superior to any similar establishment in'this part
of the State. It is well supplied' with all the
recent improvements and comforts, rind obliging
waiters will,always be readyto respond to the
call of customers. ' .
The sables connected -with this House are
New and Convenient.
The Proprietor respeettully soliettsthe patron
age of hid old friendr, and the public gen - orally.
WM. K. HATCH.
Moßt rose, September 21st, 1858.
sunnElt AIitRANGEN EN T.
'MEW RAILROAD ROUTE — DELAWARE,
1.11 LACKAWANNA & WESTERN RAIL ,
ROAR—New anti expeditions broad gouge
route from the Nort and West; via Great Bend
arta Scranton, and from the Lackawanna and
Wyoming valleys, through to New York and
Philadelphia.
On and after Monday, April 110, 1859,
mina Will be ran as follows:
The Cincinnati Ex. Train bound east on N. Y
& Erie R. R. arrives at Great Bend at 6.10 a. m.
and connects with the EXPRESS Train which
leaves Great Bend for NowYcirk and Philadelphia
at 8.10 a. in.
Due at Montrose, 8.45 1 6
Tunkhannock, • 924 " -
• Factoryville, , 9.48 ~
Scranton, 10.35 ".
• . !Moscow, _ 11.22 "
Stroudsburg, - 1.26 p. m
Water Gap, • 139 ".,
Delaware,(ls minutes to dine,) 2.04 "
tridgeville, • - 9.35 "
Junction, 3.25 "
,
New York, '7.15 "
Philadelphia, 8.15 "
Passengers from N. Y., leave Pier
No. 2 North River, at
From Philadelphia,leave Walnut St 4
Wharf, at .6.00 "
Leave Junction, 10.50 "
Dueatßridgeville, - - 11.37 "
. Delaware, (15 min., to dinner), 11.52 "
Wa s ter Gap, 12.29 p. m,
Stroudsburg, ; 12 41 "
Moscow,. i t i . 226
_"
Scrantiin, - 3.10 "
Factoryvillo • ' -' 3.58 "
Tunkhannock, 4.15 "
Montrose,4.s3 "
Great Bend. , 5.25 "
Connecting at Great Bend with the
Mail Train, west, at
Aecommodation Train leaves Senn
ton' for Great Bend at . , 8.10 a. m.
Arrive at Great Bend, ' . ~ 12.40.1. in.
Coiniecting with the Dunkirk Expres west at
1 10. the Einigrant Train west at 1.53, and the N.
Y. 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 Divisiori,a passen,ger ear will he at
tached to the Express Freight Trains,leaving-
Semntou, at • 4.00 a. m.
Doe at Stroudsburg at 10.05 "
v Junction at 2.20 p. in.
Returning, will leave Junction at 3.30 a.m.
Due at Stroudsburg at ' • '7.05 " -
Scranton at 2.30 p. in.
Passengers . to and frowNew To'rk change
cars at Junctionz—to and from Philadelphia at
Bridgeville.
For Pittston, Kingston, and Wilkesbai're,
take L. & B. R. R., cars at Scranton.
For Jessup, Archbald, and Carbondale, take
the Stages at Scranton.
Tickets sold, and baggage checked/laving&
. ' JOHN BRISBIN, Supt
Wm. N. Jasas. Don't Ticket Agent
Scranton, April 6th. 1859. , •
- THE EEC= THEIMEMES OF
TOUTSANOMATIMITY.
Jut Aablished eratts, the alltliMu=uvl.
vUO, A EW Words on tho Rational
Li. Treatment without Ididieine,
; of . Spermakirrheit LocaLWeak.
nese; NOcturnitl Emissions, Genital and Nervoui
Debility, Premature Decay of the Systent, Impo.
tenoy and Impediment to Marriage generally ,
• • • - BY B. DE LANEY, al. •
The important faet• that the many alarming
complaints, originating in the , imprudence-and
solitodtrof youth,
may be easily removed WITH
111 !Dian, hain'thia e mail tiact i elearly de
moastrateil ;snd 'entirely new and higbly
successful treatment, as adopted by the Author,
fulli.eiplained, by means of which every one is
eaabled to cure mums perfectly at the
'Neat possible-cost, thereby.avolding at the ad.
vertised nostrums of the day.
Seat to address E gratie and pad free ioa
sealed envelope,_ b! remitting (post paid) two
postage stamps to Dr. B. DE LANEY.BB East
lit Street, New York City. lfrlyeqp.
A. CHEAP and easy remedy for the, Piles and
.Cl.- Corsi. Try it: Also Mover* Raised Mies
E4terminator. sold by J. LYONS Ar.
Juno j 6tb, '514,
Scrofurft, or King's Evil ,
is a constitutional disease, a corruption of the
hy which this fluid becomes vitiated,
weak. and poor. 'Whys in the;rircidalion, it
pervads the whole , body, and truly burst out
in disease on any part of it. No orgail is free
from its attacks, nor is there one wlach it may :
pot di.troy, • The aaofulotts taint is valioukle
cw. 041 by mercurial• disease, firing. di
ordered or wilirs.althy food, Impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the d%ressing vices. and.
10 ")•+e all. by the vi. iereal infection. l'qtat
erst be its origin, it is hereditary in the con-
Ft itUdlalt &ICI:111111M •• from partada to chililicit
unto the third and fourth generation ;" indeed.
it seems to be the rod of flint who ,eys, I
will - visit the iniquities of the fathers upon
their children:"
Its abets kranmener by dcwsitir m from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tithereks ; in the glands, swelling.; end on
the surface, eruptions or Sate.. Thu foul t,,r
ruptiou, Which gentler; the blwat,
the energies of life, so that scpfalmon .aotitu
[ions nat only suffer from scrofulous com
plaints, but they have far less p•Aer to oath
stand the attack of othor como
quently. tact Humbert p •risil by disord-r•
which, although not serumtious in tile:rumor-,
arc still rend:rd fatal by - ihii taint
. in the
system. \.,.t of the e;rismatption
ettuates ibq huni 4 lt family has it. origm tly
.in this;seroftilois contain: and many
destructive tbs.-lois. of tip-liver, kidney, briM,
and, indeed, of all the mga , .. :ins() from t.r
arc aggravated by the wino cause.
Oifecittarkr of oil our 1 .. w.0p1e axe reroftilons;
their person. are invaded hy this lurking in
fection, and then h-ultit i. umi.v,inined 1, in.
To cleanse it nom the ,y,t.su we must rctovam
the blood by an alterative medicine, and hn
vigitrate. it by...]tealthy food and exercise.
Such a
,mediente we supply lit
AA
YEiti,„; „ •
Compoood Extract. of Sarsaparilla,
the most effectual remedy which th^ medical
skill of. our times can devise for this every
•• where prevailing and fatal malady. it is corn-, •
bined front the mrot active remedials thut have
been discos ered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the re-rise of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Ilende it should be 'employed for the core of
not only scrofula, hut al-o these tub:- a:Tec
lions which nrh.e. -floss it, soeh as F.:tot-mu
'and Sate DISEA , F.s, Sr. As tll iNT'S -,
altnSe, or Eurstrm_ss.
liutTrura 131.%17:s and fonts. Tenons, 'fm-rrn
and SALT 111113:Ni. Si• k I V; 11,•..O.
IIItErMAT,I3:4, SI entll tncawl
ethos, DWW4T, I)YserP4!A,II)I.MLIT), and,
untied, ALL 0:1241.1-StNTS AnIsING most
Tail 011,Isteenn IlLtmls. populm
in ," impurotyof Lir 61,K..1 - in foul:tit d ti
for dcrofula is a degeneration of the I lord. 'I Ito
particular purpose and virtue of this Sariarn.
rilln is to purity .and regenerate vital ;bud,
without which sound health is it.tki...tiLle in
contaminated coustiimtions..
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY riNSIR,
are so composed that cli , ensc ssithln the riser of
their action can rarely is ttbstand ',ter thr,
Their penetrating irropert tear seszkl,, . lean , e,
and invigorate Litri pot at of the human arts t.
correcting, itsrde,c;ied aetion, and rrit.ring
Sp healthy •Italtnes. A a tonht-14 nrr -e
pmpertics, the ittsnitd ~ho
pain or physical tilt') is ..a.ito .1 to 41
health or enerp,) restored by a t,• 'l (1! ‘ 41 Vary as
sunple and invrti.g.
Not only do they rrre the el ery :en plaints
of every bide, Lia I.b.ti nun) fnrunl-a le
dangerous diaca-n..."1 t l.‘ Inis. tamed 13
plealed to furnish gratis too Arnerirrn Aln.arne,,
containing certificates of their curls and due-tines
for their 133 C in the folloviting romplainti: (.111
lkorlborn , llt nentler ntri d%: e. dread
Ntosnoch, Nausea, badly, . an. to avqilo,:o
!mutton of Mc Botrrh, u, Lois of Apra-
Janodo.r, and other lisnaind
arising. (rum a kissMAC of the buy or °is:memo
of rte
Ayer's Chu,/ Pebtoral,
Coughs Colds, Influenza, Ifoarsenesv,
Croup, pronchitis, Incipient C on.sump
tion,tind for the relief of Convuntivtive
Patients in advanced binges 4,pf -tho
discrisca •
So wide is the fir ld of, it; mefolervis and so Mt
mcrous arc the ett,ca of its cures, that almost
eve' sectrin of roub!ly al ouTods in rer , oo". I.lrb
ljelikobun. ;rho 11:1,e 1-reti re:tint:pi from alarati*.e
on even desperate di , eases of the lout; L. its
one. When once tried, its acperiority over es ery
other...medicine pf its kind is teo appart nt to escape
observation, and ohere in ;it toes err latowo.,, the
pnblie no longer 'hesitate n hat antidote to employ
for the di;tretNing at ilaurento , Arts - lions of tie
pat:ton:ay organstthst are ii.eitlent to ear climate.
W.hile utatiy ;Vetter remedies tit upon_ the
erontrittnit's hare failed and been ci•rarrice,
has gaitte4 friends be every !TOL eon 7rrred lencfits
on the afflicted they ran never forgt t„ and pro.
duerd cures too "numerous still too remarkable to
be forgotten.
DR. J. C. AYER & CO,
LOWELL. MASS._ ,
FOR SALE BY
TUCRELL, Montrose; A. P: MILLER, & CO.,
Gibson; I. HOSFORD, Friendsville; Torso
SMITH, SIIIIIMellt; IRA SCOTT, Springville; HAT.
J.
DER BROTHERS, New Milford; T. CARLISLE,
Great: Bend; E. R. GROW, Glenwood; W. H.
THAYER, Dimoek; EATON & MIMES, Ptrford,
and all Droggriata. ftnh9 l.v
7.30,a. m
---__ _ SALAIUDDER Salos.—EWS
..-...._, & Watson, Nu. 26 sout4 fourth 1
( m l
1 street, Philadelphia, have now on
1 7 : handit large assortment of Fire
' ''''''=- and Thief-proof, Safes. Also
. Iron doors foebanks. stores, Iron
shutters, Iron sash, all makes of Locks, equal
to any in the United states. ,
rite Safes in one Fire. .All come out Right.
-- • with contents in good conditiOn. ,
THE SALAMANDER SAFES OF PHILADELPHIA
•OAINST THE WORLD.
EVANS & WATSON, ,
15.37 "
• Have had the surest. demonstration in the
'following certificate that their manufacture of
Salamander Safes has at length fully warranted
the representations which have been made of
them As rendering an nndoubted security against
the terrific element
Philadelphia, April 12th, 18b6
Mmts, Drawl & Wkreoa.—Gentlemen: It
affords us the highest satisfaction to state to
you, that'owing to the very prote c tive 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 books;
paPers, &c., ex posed to the calareitous fire in
Ranstead Place, on the morning of the 1 lth
inst.
When we reflect that these Safes were located
in the fooretistery of the building we occupied,
and that they subsequently fell into a heap of
burning ruins, where the vast concentration of
beat caused the brass plates to melt,
.we cannot
but regard the preservation, of their . valuable
contents as meat cdovincing proof of, the great
security "Sided bj , your Safes.
We abilttake much pleasurein recomMend
ing them to men of business as a sure reliance
against fire. ,
GEORGE W. SIMMONS & BRO., Jewekrs,
Who base purchased six,large Safes since.
April 29,
A C. A. R . D .
Climes, Nov. 224k18513.
. .
AXTHEREASthere have been some statements
V V ~mado by me against REBECCA A. KELLEY,
and whereas said R. A. Kelley has , commenced
a sail against me, in'the common pleas of Sus
quotianokoonoty for trespass on the case, now
for the sake of a settlement of said suit. and
peace and qaletocial I make the following ac
knowledgments:'. first I regret that I ever aid
anything aboat maid Kellep-and at - this time
withdraw all charges against her tiler! have
madetind do not believe hir at this time to be
tuck a girl.' D. F. BRUN DACE.
A HOMESTEAD FOR eloi A HOMESTAD
, FOR $lOO4 also, HOMESTEADS, FOR
woe AND. OVER, In a desirable, healthy
country.
Fir AGENTS WANTED! Send fora Pam
phlet. Address E. BAUDER, tatty An cwt.,
Port Royal. Pa.
SHOE Busineas and Faetoriea can be corned
on profitably at Hammonton. See Adver
tisement of Hammonton Lands.
SVPERIOR. Ground Coffee in cans , Codfish
&0., for sale by •J. LYONS dz. SON,
TBE7PARCD. BY