" NO SEICEI . IXOTLD AS FAIL."
A RESISTLESS 1:E MIT
CEICULLTI2O3IO‘ NM.
•r put first hospital surgeons and medical put
. licials of Europe, admit tho,tuarTrltileled
*anti.intlanotnatory and healing propertlea-df this
Ointment; governments sanction its use in their
asval and militarfeereices; and the masses in
this country and thropghout the world repose
the utmostoconfidenee in Its curative propertles.
It penetrates the • sources of inflammation and
coreopOon which underlies the external
f!onces or
_disease, and neutralize the fiery ele
cacrits which fued and exa-Aerate thesTialedy.
Uhonmatism, Scrotnin,ErriPoin. -
These are among tho most terrible and ago,
airing diseases of the muscles, the fleshy fibre
snd the skin; yet in their worst forms, and °When
seemingly 'incurable, they, invariably dippp:clir
under it persevering application of this soothlng,
healing, autidotli to pain and itill.iminatien.
Balt Shaine, Fever Sores, Stiff.loinU.
In all cases of Salt Rheum, %%lien!.t>yls}ical wa
ters, lotions, and every receipt of thellitarmaeo.
"ma havo:proved nselos,.the Ointment will rte.
complish a thorough cure. Fever sores heal
quickly under its itifluende, hod its relaxing ef
fect upon . . contracted sinews is truly wonderful,
• Discharging Ulcers.,
A most remarkable:and happy change is pro.
&teed in the appearnee Of ma ligtiant ulcers of.
ter a few apiiiieations of this OiiitilAt. The sue
. rciundin; redness 'vanishes, antii'g,ranules of
-.of healthy flesh begin-to take the place of the
`discharged matter. This process goes on more
di lets rapidly, until the orifice is filled np with
sciund material, and the elver radically cured.
A Word to Makers.
• The young are the most,trequent suffers from
- 'external, injuries, and theiektre every mother
shoul, have this frealing•preparation constantly
•at hand: It is an absolute specific for sore
breasts, and quickly removes the encrusted sores
which sometimes disfigure the heads and faces
of children. , •
•
.Siinificant Facts.' -
This Ointment is univetlallv used on board the
Atlantic-and Pacific whaling ffeet as a cure for
scorbutic affections and as the hest possible
remedy for 'wounds and bruises. Larger supplies
of it have recently heen•kirdered by the Sultan
of Turkey for hospital purposes.
Both the Ointment and Pills should be used in
. Ike following cases: -
linhions, Chapped }lands, Scaldn,
Barns, Mercurial Ertiptions, Sore Legs,
(.711biains, Rheumatism, , • 'Sere Breasts,
.•
Eibtuta, Ringworm, Sore Heads,
Gout, Salt Rheum, Soro Throats,
Lumbago, Skin Diseases, Sores of all kinds
PSles„ _ Sprains, • ' Stiff Jolty,
Ulcers, Worms of all krlnds, Venereal Sores'
Tater, Swelled qiamis.
* * *Sold at the 'Manufactories ,tif Professor
llot.t.o . was, •80 Maiden .Lane, New York, and
24;Strand, London, by airreocetable Druggists
rind' Dealers in Medicine throughout the United
States and the civilized uarld, in pots, at 25
cents. 811 1.2 cents, and fft each.-'
4 ` . "' There is a considerable saving by taking
the weer sizes.
N. 11. 7 -Directions fnethe enidatico of patients
in every,cll4order are :tilted to each pot.
j9*yl t23emr. •
A LL w•antinq farm% in a delightful climate.
rich boil, an,i r,z•ccre'from frosts.'" See ad.
terti-le.rnent of llani - Monton Lands in another
column.
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MOTTS___ S 2
dialp,inatt Wino.
An aperient and stomachic preparation of ,
IRON purified of Oxygen and Carbon by con::
bastion in Hydrogen, of bigh a edicai antbor- •
ity and extraordinary efacacyin each of the,
following con,plaints, viz.:
DEBILITY. NERVOUS AFFECIUONS: ETU
CIATION, DYSPEPSIA. DIAnnwEA, CONSTI
PATION. SCROFULA. SALT RHEUM. SCURVY,
JAUNDICE. prima COMPLAINTS
TISIL.CURIAL CONSEQUENCES, INTER.
NITEENT -FEVERS, NEURALGIA. CMONIC
HEADACHES.. FEMALE VT.AXNESS. JEW
MENSTRUATION. WHITES, CHUM= rte.,
PIMPLES' ON THE FACE, ROUMESETS OF
THE BEITi, etc. •
The IKON being absorbed by the blood, and;
thus cirenlating through the whole system, no.'
pert of .the body can escape their truly wonder.
ful influence
The experience of thousanandaily,proves that
noprom:pion of Iron can fora moment be
coen - pafietffilth it. Impurities of thi blood, do
pregion-cf vital energy, palo and otherwise
sickly complaioas indicate its necessity in al
most every - conceivable case. In all eases bf,..
'female debility (3nOr abets, chlorosis, etc.), its
area-tiara delipheully renovating. -Ito - remedy
has ever been discovered, in the 'whole iLiatetry
of medicine. which exerts reach prompt, happy,
and fully restorative effects. Good appetite, com
plete digestion rapid acquisition of strength,
with an unisenal dispoaition for active and
cheerful exercise, immediately follow its use.
As a.grand stimuithio and general restorative
has no superinr and no sulatitute.
Put up In neat flat metal boxes tantalising
50 pills, pries 50 mats per box; boxes..
SA o.e damn hams. OA 00. Par sale by
Dravida generally. Wlll be sent free to
any address on reaript of the mien. AU let.
• tlarsouders, etc" should ha addressed to
R. B. LOCICE .
'General Agents.
339 stposowar.
11111.—The aberie ia a taeallasUc. ter the
Zabel an each baz.
?Di sale In Montrose by
ideets 1p ABEL TURRELL. Agent
Nravir ERA:
NEW FALL AND WINTER' GOODS I
• AT GREAT BARGAINS!
Ready Pay and Small
T_T 1721.1 now in Store mud is
Lie iniking additions to big titnck of
. FALL AND WINl'Ea GOODS, to which he
ariouid in rite the attentipa Alf ruozrz
Las . gm hirming, the Jeriet. &nimble sitrietieg of
LADIES , DIIIESS GOODS,
In N. , w Style* of Rich Fall Pfints and Insi.is;
in Dcts;ns. meal Piaida. Plant and Plaid Mari.
tir4.. :IP hair Cloths. Goghs cit P; end Si !kat Br oche,
,Stella, Cashmere, Silk, and WOO Shallot Rich
Rib Lois, Bonnets, and Flowers, Net Hooria;l.l
- Cloths, Broad Cloths. : Casaimeres, &c.
4iV RI a fell assortment of ' .
~ .
Staple and Fancs'. Goods, ~
\ .1 0 , nsvial. including t' s
Groceries; - Crockery, • Interdware,
Stoves, Iron, Steel. riqillii:; ' ~
1 lints and Caps, ." - i . I ' .
13opti.srol Shoes. Carpeting, FloorOUClOths,
i'ainted Wiudow Shades, Wall. Raper, Cloaks.
DruiLit,Nis, Paint.. Furs, fluttao Robes. itttc.,iStic."
The entire Moi:k Leint,/srge,.ttrt nought: fur
Cain, will give s superior opportnnityforthoice
selectlops. aid will ha aGici for. Kiang-Fay 10
to 115 . per cent I,thw regular prices. An ex
stninstion of the STOCI tv4i be found profitable
to timmet-wkos iigh to boy 4
N."B,—FIO u r and Salt constantly on hand.
New OvtobP:, 1859.
1A 0 11,4', by. -the itarrel: Reek or Pound, for
•,•n r ee Ft 7y. 'Mg
—97 t
- --/res'c 4 " 0 , " /.1!
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
LOCAtTED zIISQUITIASNA VALLEY E4.:(*;
. .
BINGHAMTON" N. Y: . 1 4
Rontml, mm•tOi•Alstruction from 9 a, m. to 9:30
ro • , .
T ACULTV:
.
D. W.- LOWELL , Principal, Prufesapr- 'of the
Science' oil Nceetipts, Practical Accountant.
Author of Treaties- upon BoOk-Kt Vp;
ing, Diagrams illustrating the tame..
Jona McCasg,'Assistant,Profeerr in the Dook•
keeping Departmeni.
A. J. WansEk, Prafessor Of Practical and Or
namenial Pprininship, - Commerclat
tiona and Cirrreepondence. • ,
tECTUREVIS: .
lien:. Daniel. 9!Xlickirson, Lecturer on Commer ! ,
cial Law and Political Economy: ' •
Hon. Ransom* BalcomAccturei on Contracts,
Prumissory,Notcs-dnd Dills of Exchange..
Rev. Dr: E. , Andrews, Lecturer on Commercial
• Ethics. ' .
EXAMINING COMMITTEE:
Hon, Sherman D. Plwlpm, Win. It Osborii, Esq.,
Tracy R. biorgan, E.g.
'l'O.e object of this College is to afford to all
an opportunity of, obtaining a thorough Business
Education.
The.Bookst,ilnel . Forms'are carefully- arranged
by practical iiumbuntants expressly fur this in
stitution and embrace all. the recent. improve).
merits.
The•coursi;.! of instruction cemprisee. every
departioent, 4 busm' eas. The learner Will, be
thoroughly taught the science and 'praCtice of
Double Ent rift Book- Keeping:as' applied-. to the
following kiridi of business, viz: General Mer
chandising, Manufacturing, Banking, Comilla-,
,sion, Steambp.sting, Railroading, Fore arding:
'E'reighting,FOreige Shipping, &c:. ' • .::
Ladies Ddiumment. entirely separate from
that ORO° Optlemen: ! ••• ' 1 '
Studeh On entlr 'College at any time and
receive indu • cal instruation.• By this arrange
meat every et ent ii permitted to progress as
Wit
rapidly. as en v-prise and ability will .per ,
It tiikt
met, and when throb h, perfect. and complete,
will receiveir lliplom which will enabie him
to review ati !enure.
Time In domplete the •co c,- from' Si* to
Twelve week. 'No vacations. oard 82,50, per
week. .-. 4, 1
• • . .
.1. • ..
' - ' ll ' .TERIBIIir .
For Book. ' llieeping, full accountant's eon e,
ioc:nding , P 6 iactical Penmanship, Copamerciitl
Computations 'and Diploina, '(Time unlintif
ed,) -: , ta- - , - ~ - . .- • $36 00
Sarno courscOtor Ladies (separate apart- -
mem), ii',.! 20 00
Penmanship shad - Arithmetic, . - . 10 LO
Teachers' c(i • nrse in P.enmauship, ['cacti-
cal and Ohiamentaf, . - - •:- 30 00
Twelve lessOis in Practical Penman, • . 2 04
' Sr Oec4onal classes will be. formed in
Phonograpyif Fin- full particulars fiend for a
1 circular.
.. • • -
. • TRESH ARRIVAL !
THE urrsigned would respectfully an
ounce Le the Public.th : at he 'has just re
ceived a auOly . o.f -
.
FAMU.Y,
among whicj may -be bound the very hest. of
Sugar, Molasses; Syrup;
Teak Coffee, .
at - •
Nicest to the . timeS; tot , rAedv pay, Don't :
th4lnee, but call at the 'basement of!
the
WEI; N Ito ,
alivre yqo humble. sextant carries on a
general Fr • • 1. ;, -
EF, •
SALOON & GROCERY BUSINESS, - !
and where i tithe public may al‘s . ays',rely upon!
having the43wantsitttended to with promptness!
and fidelity,J,y 0. M. CRANE.
Montiosei3.4pril 20th.
LI FII . , White and Cod Fish,l
LI Ladle S. S. Boots, and more Goliters
'from 56 ctao all at TYLER'S:
May 19143180 , .
C -
3,000 IitiLLOF WALL. PAPER .
101111BIENT SHIES.
BORDERING, WINDOW PAPEk-84, 81,C.1
ANE SUPPLY, just arrived. and for sale
cheap.* - A. TURRELL
0 E S.•
• I
A lARGt. LOT formen women andiehildren.
1 - 3- Just received, and for sale at the very tow
.est rates, hi: LYONS, &SON.
sepB .
• - •
subscriber continues the above business.
T
- as- nattal at his old stand m Brook4n
Thinkful !fir past favors be would solicits a
share of thkpublie patronage.
• A. G. REYNOLDS.
1.3 A. 1859.—tf.
Wg. B.- SINIPSON,
WI n II --REHIR '
E-ft
--
Shop ill .poyd cf. II elPter's new building,
next (107. above Keeler & Stoddard's.
TIMI N G worked for - the past nine year*
withpe Most skillful workmen, lie feel
confident bat he can do the, most difficult jobs
on short o tire. - - . I
I
All Wo'k Warranted to Give Satisfaction.
W. 8.•,, Stmrson has, worked - for me for some
time, and liban . recommend him as.* careful and
skilful worlAtuan, , eampetsrit to do as goo'd work
as can be plane in-the criuntry. and worthy of
confideneol' 7. l • ' Wm. A. CHAMB4LIIII.
TowandB ;ass 10th, 1856.
.Refers 24. - ,),:.Wtr t . Elwell, E. W. Baird'. E.
-
Blontayne, GoodOeb, B. Kingsbury. Towant.
B: Sdpentley, L. Searle,. C. D. Lathrop,
J. Wittenherg, Montrose.
* - * *Jewe)ty neatly repaired on.: short 'notice,
and on reas)anattle: teems. [l,nne 15th, 181553.T4
• CHEAP - aOODSt . '
2 11 E :5 3 .
of Sugar fOr
one dollar, or 21 of Rice. lug
opendd unttfor-sale by J. LYONS BON.
filrntrus'e,, Juno 15th, 1859.
00K BINDING.-01d - Brioks, Ittesvepiiie •
Pamphlets, Alagaiiiies, etc., bound up"ffi
]]
bhort. notion. ' J. lA. & SON.
S"" Bllainess and f*teries ow be ' carried
.on - preAtatily at Hatchaonton. See , itchier
ihi.lient4)(liartieanntoe A4anda. ' '
priftwAS ,wibillog to 'ostatiliah",ilanufactcl
riea a new and thriving pla:e whero
buaineas grind. See atdvertieemeot of the
Haincuontcro Settlement.
G a"
;GROWERS can carryoki their bu.
;eine ' most ou'ocesodokly at 1 - I;ontuostton„
Re3dadv"eitimemeot otlGnitoontoo remits.
LIPERIPR Oroudd Coffee is ends;
t ik • Ze'3 stile ,J. LI'ONS:4IPSI"
. -
I,f Olitt. NEW GOODY' poorinz in at the
store 'Of.T. LYONS tsti SON,' where Uteri
thing .goes'Otaas for Casw.—.calf qujek. •
28th; 1859.. _ -
12 '4l - up.i.c•rt for 10.60,"
*- - "-'4lll • VGAVII.',ER'B.
1859.
ur GIFTS -le
Err _ay
Ti O I PIEFTICITASERS, OF 1200/1i
At the oxasmus Ana the - 01MT •
GIFT' KOK. - FREE-MUSE,
Establisbed by G. G.' EVANS,
04-
HEAD.QUARTEDY'FGR: THE, UNITED
STATES AT TILL PUBLISHING HOUSEVF.
• .
CHESTNUT-S'r, PHILApELPHIA; PA:
;NTo coonoction4ith Now York nift Book Stores.
. .
. (C.,..a.NUCIO' :• • .
. : INCE 'Originated the Gift Book Enterprise,
4 1 have repeatedly tcalled;the•ittontion,of the
`p' Idle Idle to:iny large, stock of liberal-offers, which.:
they have always warmly responded to. • I can • :
new, With more satisfaction than-ever, call anew.
tibn to my largely inert.. se I inducements to pur
chasers: Being.very heavily engaged in publish
idg, I exchangemy nubile/mons fur those of other
houses, and am - enabled to procure all. , my banks'.
al. the original cost, and thus can and do supply ,
the majority, of the other, houses engaged-In the
Gift Book trade, with their books, cheaper thin,
.they on procure theth from other.publisifers. I .
can also, by thy heavy purthanes. of Watches &
„Jewelry, for cash, furnish them with their • Gifts!
at lower tatv . s than they calf . buy- them from the
than.ufacturers. 7,, . , • _
Having such an advantage in buying.' can in - 4
iiire my customers a meat deallettef Gills with!
their books thin any . other liciuse,atid can tive my
dgents a larger 'comblission: A valuable Gift bi
delivered with each Book at the tithe'dt . salo.--1
. Ills worth $lOO, at the lowest wholesale rates:
ill be implutially.distributed with every - 810_04
orth of Books sold. ; • „
Send for a catalogue, which will be,,sent . fred
'to any address, containing the most valuable coil ,
leetion.of Standard productions in Literature,
I'lillosophy,flisibry, Geography, Travels, and all
the favorite works of fiction and Sciences; wit h
every other department of Literature, eassified
as described ..`:end for it.for ifynu don't
wish to order books, you will obtain a very van
nable Book for reference,: ns it containe 'all the
desirable books in. print, and costs you nothing
Particular attention is requested to thd
my publications, which will be found in the laite4
part of my Classified Catalogue. It
_contains
large nitnber efdpservediy popular Works. by vs.
Via's - authors ; among which' re all of T. S. AT :
Ouelt - bestworkS, well knijam cis a moral instruci 7
- We, and pleasing anther., -G. it - E V A NS,I
". ;Philadelphia,
SPLENDID, GIFT 1
worth from 50 cts;..to $lOO, is giien•+nitli
each 899 K sold.
;IFICATIOIsi OF BOOKS.
author. , -
Botrinica/—Bydomstock, Gray, th)C011), Derl4,
Wood, &c., Br.c.- • -
5
Cookery r -Reccipt- and. Cook. Books, by 510.4,
Mile, Leslie, Widdifield, Birlienzie,, dm ;1,
Germaa.,--Standard - Gertnan Literature. ~
Diciionaries—Websutr's English, French, Ge....
man. Spanish, Latin, Greek,
C*4opedias—All of the standard authors. '
Geographical-Tho latest- -and, most Itnprov4d .
schools and other Geographies, liars, a4d
Travelers' Guides., '
Genlogy—Tlia works of Hugh Miller,,Harq+,
Hitchcock, - Lye!! and others., ,
Hisprica/—By Prescott, Irvlng,, Bancroft, Rot-
ertsnn,Rome, Gibbons, Mneaulev, and othe+.
Humoeous—Enrbracea a world of fun. g
Juvenile—EviTy description of iilustratedlio4s
• for children. —. 5'
Law and 'Medicine—The Standard works tif
theie professions.
Mechtnical and Scientific—The most approvid
works.on Mechanics, Architecture; and . thu
-exact Sciences. • .
Poetry—English and American. Octavo, and
erary editions of the stadard Poera; pocket
and cabinet editions—plain and illustratid,
bound in every style to suit the taste of
Works .4 Fiction—By Scott, Irving, Coopr,
Dickens, and all the approved Writers. , •
Miscellaneous—Our filiscellsoeons Departrntint
embraces every thing not included in tho
classification, -of an interesting and instructive
character, that is in . print. 'lncluding
School and Classics!. • .
7'racels and Adrentures.
Game.. Sports and - Pasti*s.
Religious, BiGlical and Theological. •
.1
Musical and Glee Books.
Odd Fellowshirand Freemasonb
SCHEDULE : OF GIFTS.
The Gifts 'consist of Geld and Silver Watch 6.
Gold ,Ghains, Ladies Spli;ndid Black and •Plitirl
Bilk Dresmes,Patterni,Parlor
plated ware, costly sets of Cameos, bitis:lie,
Florentinii,-Coril, Garnet, Turquofs,. and-thiva
Jewelry, Gold LOCkets, Pencils, and Pena, La
dies' Neck and Chatelainis Chains, Gents' Bo
som Studs and
and
Buttons; Pocket‘kuivies,
PortA nonnaies. .
A THOUSAND VARIETIES43F GIFTS!?
varying from 50 email to $25. '
AGENTS WANTED'EVERYWHEREi
i
To agents I can give more liberal nducetaehts
than is atroided by any other houise. In addi
tion to larger . commissions, it is much easier'i to
get enbscrihers for my enterprise than any otHer.
Tho pec,uliar advantages are—
A larger . stoat, and better Catalogues to :se
lect frinn.
A better assortment mid Qualityjof GIFTS.
More • punctualify and correctness, in filling
orders. •
By acting es agents for me, Persons
Wishing - •a vtdnable Library can procurei it
gristle:
Those asehing - an easy , viethod of earning a
livelihood cat+ find it. • -
/Wont. desiring . igood Watch; can °Maks it.
foll'perticulars, send for a: Catalogue'
•
qty large capital, together with my long et
perierice in the businesi, 'and eonsequentifa
mi4rity with all its details, gives , me anial.
most inealeulable ad vanthge over all other parues.
All 1 ask is a trial. S.n.l" tne'an Order, and
you will be convinced that there is no etagere
- •
Do not forge to s end fur a Catalogue,
And to address . G. G.' gvANs,
ORIGINAL GIFT ENTERPRISE, :r
.439 CHESTNUT - STREET,
Philadelphia, Polino;
Pinions visiting the City, are requested Ito
II and examine for 4henosvives.
,Lovn, fresh ground. .11101limes:and sri
'pis. cheap. Just received and'fir tale.l4
Jufv\27th.) . .1. LYONS CiS'ol44, -
• T 113.11 L ftttexaill 4.430., 1 ,,
i kt
lidverill k log Agents, at, 119. Nassuust,
.i .
Nois-Yor . and 10 Suitast, .Boston, lire
agents for The outroZe Democrat. ILO are au
thorized to roo tt for us at our loweit rat*.
•
1.111A1 4 RREt t la
I rgai san u fn gto
al
. TEVVE LA URV .
pi:wanner& .qall and see. - July 214
DERSONs ehin l * their:tittailinat
JL •
to a rapidly bemusing Counto, a New Sat.'
tionsant whore hundreds are ,Where :the
climate is igild and delightful.' Sea‘ivertisi.
matt , Hammertoe Settlement, see. er tot.
I ,- - ..- BALAMA/Me, 13afos,—EVANS
. ,- -,
greet,
Watson, No. 26 south fourth 1
1
1 1 : rent, Philadolphla, hay° now On .1
l• 1 _ I
hand n large nssorunnuent Fire
I ,
----.. find Thief proof Safes,. Also.
loon-doors for Vanks. atoms, Iron
abutters, iron. sash, all makes Of Lucks, equal
to nny in the United stales. -
Fire - Safes in one Fire. All come out Bight
. with contents in good condition. ,•
nun - SALASIANDLit earns OF POILADp.PIIIA
• A 13'A MST run WORLD.
EVANS & WAIMON,
.11eiv hid the surest demonstration • in the
'following certificate that their - uninufacttire of
lialatitander'Safes has at length frilly warranted
ifierieprilitOniations which - - have been Made bf
them as reitaiiinteiiiiiiiistbleiteeetUilk : ggattlot
the tertifidelement - t• • *
- ' 12th, 185 G:
WPM, EVAas & Wavros.:—Gentlemen: It
riffords us the bighest• satisfaction to slate to
you, that owing to the very - protective qualities
of two• of the Salamander Safes %%hie!' we
purchased of you some months since,
,we saved
n Dirge portion. of bur feweirfand all our books,
papers, Ike., exposed to the Calamitous fire.in
Ranstead Med; - on the morajng of the I Ith
When we rCflect. that these Safes we,re.leeeted
in ( the fourth story of the building we occupied,
•
'and that they oribsequently fell into a heap of
bernieg ruins, where the vest concentration of
heat, Caused the brass plales to melt, - we cannet
but regard the preservation la their valuable
contents as - most eotivinc,ing proof of the great
security afforded•by _your Safes.
We Asti take much `pleasure in recomMent•
ing thorn to men- of business as a sure reliance
against Pre.' • ` • • •
GEORGE W, SIMMONS & BRO., Jeirelert,
Who have purchased sii- hirge Safes since.
Aptil 22; '49—ty. -
. itulturat
TO. ALL WANTING FARMS,
A Rare Olmortitnity in a Delightful and Healthy
Climate 25 Miles Sontheatit.of Philadelphia,
on the Camden. and Atlantic Railroad, •
NEW JERSEY.
A N. old Aestate consisting ortlPretal thousands
.!_7l of seres of prdditqlre soil has been dVided
.iuto'Farm¢ of various sizes to suit the purchaser
.!
A-population of some Fifteen Hundred, from va
'ions parttt of the middle States and. .New Eng.
IMO have settled there the past your, improved
their places, en d.raised crops. The price of Mild
is at the hiw sem of from 815. to $,20 per acre,
the soil is oftho best-quality tor the production
of Wheat, Corn,
,Peaehes, Gripes and Vegeta
bles.- AT. IS CONSIDERED TILE BEST .
FRUIT SOIL IN THE UNION. The pines is
perfectly secure - from; frosts—the destructive
enemy of the, farme'r, Crops of.grain, grass and
fruit are now growing and .can be seen. By es.
awing the place itself, a correct: judgement can
be formed of the productiveness of the land.
Xhe terms are made easy. to secure the rapid im.
41 - frovement of the land, which is, only sold for
(*mat imprortment. The result has been, that
%Whin the past year, 'dome three hundred houses
have been erected. two mills, ono steam, four
Stores, some forty vinyards and peach orchitrds,
planted, and a large number. of - .other improve.
utcnts, making it a desirable and active place of
business.
THE MARKET,
aseihe render may pelceive tram its location, is the
.-" IIEgT IN 'III .
Produce: bringing double the price than in lo-
cations aivay from .the city, and more than don.
b 1 the price than the Welt. !. It is lcnOvrn that
the ,earlicst - and best fruit and vege‘..ables in this
latitude come from New-Jersey, and are annual,
ly exported, to the extent of millions:
In . locatitig hero the Realer ha many advan
tages. Ho-is within a few hours' ride of the
'at cities of NelV England and Middle States,
1- near his old friends and associations, he is
d country xvtere every improvement. of
civilization is al band. HeMan buy
.0 wantsrat the cheapest price, and
L or On highest; (in the West
h:s iscbocits for bis . children,
" enjoy - an open winter.
- ere fevers are utterly
change upon those
- I, been to restore
.
• _,
-a 01
4 11 r.
-an*
comfort Li'
every tirtier .
sell his pr dfiell
this is.te%erseti.)
divine seriiiee, and w
and delightful climateA
unknow - 0...Th0 resu'a. of t
from the north, has general
them -to no excellent state of . lien'
In the way of building and imprm. lumber
can ;lie obtaincant the mills at the ra of $,lO
to. B -15 per tlion.and. Bricks from th rick
yard opened in the place, every article ca
procured in the -place; good carpenters are m
hand, and there is no place in the Union where
buildings and improvtments can. be made
cheaper. - •
The render will at onrebe struck with the
advantages here presented, and ask himself why
the property has not been taken up before. The
reason is, it was never thtnwn ie the market;
and unless these. statements were correct, no
one would be invited to examine ttio liind be:
fore fiurchasing. This all are expected to do:
They will see land under cultivation, such is
the extent of th 4 settlement that they will na
doubt ; meet per-ons from their own neighbor
hoed 7 ; . -. tiiey. will witness the improvement and
can judge the character of the population, If
they come 'with a view try settle they' should
come prepared to stay a. day or two and be ready
to purchase, as, locations cannot be held-on re,
fusal.
Mere are two daily trainsio .
and to all Bailers who improve, THE RAILROAD-
CoMPANY-GIYES A FREE TICEET . FOR siX5lHSTfis,
A!cD A HALF-PRICE TICEEt FOR. ,THREE YEARS.
THE TOWN OF HAMNIONTON.
In connection with-the - agrieul t are! settlement i
a, new and thriving.town has naturally mrieen:
whi h presents inducements far any kind of bun;
ness:particular*stores and enanufisitories. 7'he
Shoe business could be carried on ie this place
and Market to good advantage, also . cotton busi•
fleas, and manufactories of agricalluaal
wills or. Foundries /Or casting snuilt articles.
The improvement has . been so rapid as to insure
a constant and permanent increase of business.
Town lots of a good size, wo - do not sell small
ones, as it would effect the improvement of the
place, can be had:at from 8100 and. upwards.
' The i yainmontOn Farmer, a monthly literary
and agricultural jilieet, containing full infonnn
tidn.of Haminonton,y.an be obtained at 25 cents
per annum.
Title indispultable—warranten deeds given,
dear of all incumlnanie when Money - is .paid.
Route to the land: Lea've Yine . strcet, , wharf,
Philadelphia, IlammontMt by gailimed, at
1:30 al tn., or 4:30. p. m , fare 90 cents. When
- there inquire-for Mr. - Byrnes. Boaidi.ngcrincen
ien!es on hand. Parties had betterstop with Mr.
Byrnes, a principal, until they have: as
tomurchasing, as he will show them over the
land in his carriage, free of expense. Letters
.and applications can bo addiesSidle - Landis. &.
41 ernes, Hammonton P. 0.,. Atfantle Co.; New
Jersey, or .5. B. Coughlin, 292 South -Fifth
Sfrects, Philadelphia. Maps and infcirmation
cheerfully furnished. DUET. LI. 6 m..
Filitnift UHL
• • THE subscriber having purchased
l••• refitted and newly furnished the
; •
above well known itnd•populai Hotel;
- _ is prepared to accommodate the trav
eling public and othors with all. the attentions
and conieniences ustally fourfd in first-class
Houses.. No effort will bo spared by the Pro
prietot and - his Assistants- to :hake the Hotel
equal in every point to any in the country.
The Bar will always be supplied with. the
Choicest Liquors. - •
--- The Stables, connected with this House
mist* e, roomy and* conVenlent, and careful - and
atten tive,Hostlers are always in charge of them.
' J. 8. TA BELL.
. • Montrose, Mar
.1 13th;-1858; •
TPAHH LANDS"ThIi 25. mile; Irtom
Philadelphia by railroaS ALM d in the State of
Now Jersey. Soil among the best for Agricultural
purposes, being a good loam soil, with a clay
bOuifim. The land is 'a large tract. divided into
small farms; end hundieds from pli parts of the
country are now settling and building. 'The
crops produced are large and can beseen wow
ing. .The cliniatels delightfoi..and secure from.
frosts. Terms from $l5 t 0.520 per Foie paya
ble within four-yuare by Installments. TO malt
the Pince—Leave Vine Street • Wharf at Phila
delphia ar. 1 7:30, s m., by railroad for Hammon
ton, or address R.I. Byrnes: by letter,liammon
ton Post dine, iletlantic Count* New Jersey.
See f3)l adterii,i - etaert itt another column, .1
RR. KENYON 11t.15 C 0...
TXTGULD . reapectfully-solleit the inspection
of a. new and very rich. eautortment,..of
DRY G(TDS, - - -
thin day received. consisting in • colas follows:
Rich Black Moire :Antique . 811 18e. peritardi
Foulard Silk, nice style. qs. peryard; Rich Plaid
Silk, the very neeiest"patterns, 109." per yard;
Black Silk, 28 inches wide, front lit. to 12s. per
yard; splendid. Black Silk Sheila 'frotiallB to
$ ft, the- finial, assortmeot littßnaq's CO.; POW
invoice or Gingtimus s et , iery low price% also , of
Colliery% Isige sionleof Maims; 11 ixtu res t Plaids,.
end. Lawrun 'Printed 'Shawl" from to . allk ,
B, b 6 Shawltf 'rent ss' $25; Collant.from
8'115..,..t020a.; :Perusals:NM 834 , 10 24a. eacht .
Bonnet, .a. large% . ateelq Ribbon* and Flpivenc
also o neer-invoke of Genii Shoes--Congress,
Enamelled.and Celt Skin: . Ladiea Congress Get.
• ters, Kid and Enameled; blisies Cuff and Enam.'
railed. Boots; Children Pin edi Boots, Gaiters and
everything In that, - They 6Artiulit also . eill
attention to the fait that having an arrangement
-with one of the-=largest imparting Bounce In
New York they will receive regularly New Styles
1-80 fad as they appear to New York.'and will take
the greatest pains to please ail who call and sea
' and w:sh to pnrcliase. Particular attention. paid
to procuring fine goods—in every style.
-1 1 1 .13i1A181.„ •
Anew lot this day receiaid: and: would. re.
spect(olly solicit an, examination of the same.
Good Tea ut,314., city prices, also it ss.
•tiAVGII.II9.i. , •
CUFF Riu, and .Gronnd Cd;fft.c.
SALERATlTN.4BFneifyle's;Thibbitt'Ojed
ittinal, and Lica.laior, AILS, anitalau a
new ,dnek of WALLPAPER. and VIN.
DOW PA PEDO his ddy 'received. 'FAWN.
ING TOOLS of tha most upprove,d ,iitterna,
•
4 3te . CP4PINNek73 7. 7 .
Gold band, Shaded,..lllne Band...and ail Ilioneyr
stYleA, am last ae they - alipe - ar in Isiew .York.
1r4.4,1111111-cons , lnntly OR hand. 'SALT by the
barrel or sack. PATENT INEDicirics,
GLASS, and ryenttiiine rime %Du wanL
IL KENYON JR. de..CO:
Lawsvilli!,,Centre, Pa.. :lune Bth, 1859 .
. • 71:1,M31L1C0TT.4111-i.
G. F. FOItDIIIM
ASsemnied his shop across the street; to
H
the -Wilding one door below Keeler
Stoddard's, Which he has fitted up expressly fora
Saddle; Harness and Trunk Shop
where may•he'founefiall kinds.of
Mr.ani..l = l.lW.MlSM, .
from thP heaviest team, to the lightest trotting
harness, and •a general assefment of trimmings;
Which will be'tnade up or sold very low,
Carriage Trimmings:
A good arsortment, an hand, which will be sold
very low; 'all trimming done cheaper titan 'Clete
wherti.
•
OAK LEATHER
do hand, from which hardesses will be made an'd
- .W.EtrrataateclL.
_ * * *Customers will please bear in mind that I
wish to settle up once aqear. Those haying
unsettled aceottnts, or notes dqe, will oblige
by settling or making payment without furiber
delay. ' F. FORDIIAMI,
Feb. 24611859.1 Montroac, Pa.
NOTICE.
ZCOBB would respectfully announce to th e
. public that he may still be found iat the
old stand, fully prepared to attend, to the wants
of the cornmunity. Ho will keep on hand good
atotk of • •
Gric•beriles •
&CAE% TE Ai.ooFit E. SPICES, FRUTI, PLoun
and SALT (by the sack or barrel,) Ftsx, And all
articles found in 'First Class Groceries.
tie would partieularly.call the attention of
FArtriers and others to the. fact thati he is
constantly receiving fresh supplies of ,!
FIRST RATE. FLOUR,
also good and medium qualities, which ill b•
sold mill, for ready pay, in , quantities Ito suit
the purchaser. ' .
cash paid for Pelts, Deacon, andWatikitm.
..DiSsOLUTION*.!
liE - firni - Of —S. H. SitinE 8r..13n05. is thia
day dissolved 4v mutual consent, D Sayre
%:It • awing from the firm. TIM 1)111414as will
be carr :d on as heretofOre ender the name and
style of S. H. Sayre & Bro. The notes and
necountti_vvill he in the'hands Satre for
settlement. All indebted to, the firm wilt please
give it their immediate. Attention, as aliithe ac.
counts must he'settled.
** S. 'SAYRE & BROS.
• Montrop, Sept. let, 1859,
KEYSTONE. ROTEL , s -
At Montrose, Penn.
WM. HATGII,' Proprietor. •
tvip t s new and- commodious tlotO litoatt4 ,
I on Public Avenue, aear the Court Ildose,and
nearly in the centre - of the . .bitsiness poiliort" of
Montrose. Is now co ly completed and furnished,
and will'be opened on Monday. the 77tH day of
the present .month for the treertminodiftion of
the public and traseleri. The,Proprietp r feels
confiien;, , that now-prepared, to eatertain
gtients ibis mnonCr that cannot fail to Eve
YAComplaoßaddsfatio!.
Tho ii-coxl and Furniture are mite, and no ex•
penile haS Instn spaied to render it equiii, if. not
superior to any similar - establishment in this pert
of the' tate. It is *.welt supplied withl ell the
-recent iniproseMents :slid comforts, and Obliitim2
waiters ! WiTh always be readvto respond to thq
'call of cpstomers. s •
The Stables connected with .this Hinae are
Nevirand Comm:deka.- •
.The Pr..prnitor respectfully solictli 1114 Patron
;go of his old friends, sad the public geniirally..
. • Wll. K..IIATCH.
Mrintrnse. •ptemberirtst. 1858. " . •
I 5a1 1 ,! ,(11,1 r aft 'I ! •
.11VIIULIESA.LE. SALT lIIEALER;
201 Washiugioto44 j :
.
(DitTrtly 'opposite Washington- Maken)
.
New tOrllT..i
Q'TII.I..CONTINUES to offer-V; tilt. , joky arid
COUN9 RN trade, all kinds 4, FOREIGN
Coarse and Fine
—ALT, at the rerylowkit . figOrem
40000 Backe and bags, consisting in part of Ash
ton's celebrated brand ter table and dairy use;
Jeffrey di. Dnicy, Brownloien, &c.
and:30000 bushels TUrlis lidati‘V Bonfires, Cu
racoa, St. Übes, Lisbon, Cadiz, trim Nantes, &c,„
all of which wiH.be soldita baigain prices from
vessels, store and storehouses; , •
Any purchaser wishing te - select frown good
'aisortment. will' find it to hie Interest.. to call._
• N. B. Fine table salt put up in amalllkeigi of
different sizes, and, constantly
,on hand in. ship.
ping order. Also a Splendid article of Rock
Ground tslt, in 'quart boles, put up - and for 'nolo
by the quantity, in cases of five dozen each.
New York, Apri1.14:1869.-j...1 •
Dr. Coggsweli's
INTI-PREOGISTic s SETS . '
a sure ears for INFLARMATvILY Di a+ :of
all kindefor mks by - ABEL TURR7EL ° L.
Moatrrlaa, Jana aL 1868.
EET181....;4U111 AND PLAIN TEETH.
T
for eale.by ABEL TURRELL.
PREPARE POE WINTER. • • -
F i llip recent cold oletther wiintise that Win;
A- tit will aoeu 'be pion" eei 'sod 111 should
be piterty l propered for -
de
..togat -
. „
elree'iveribedy to liepezebol:;thet :he ; is id 4
ways reedy - to do elt. work ib his line, 41 ti.tatie:-
factory -
JDORficirdititheilitC,lllolr.
Montrose Cktt.:2sth. 11359.-31 n. -
XTEW GOODS, in my Hie - alballiMis; trilt
Even ai3(;l, A 13r,f_.
.LIVER.II Keil G 0 Rifieß i . .
.. . .. imVien nnon.rmiria. . .
Inch comp Winded molliely trent atinis.sei •
ii.ttastesatia,tfaitatistod Act Wit...slant ALB Must ti.aant
mkt, 0pr ,,, e 4 . =, "Li e tt . .... :l Jattis t atr=m4 ra.l4,
it . h.:,..1. PI A. unin Gs lAn tviliiiie
=4 44 4wevel lye naml *is de new:oW
wercom I: i te ham 6 , r eimi4D ie* urner d lesc w. et Oda .'
Inennesal ii. ad ha tutu gay/M.o,lqt . RA W'
lat gss arna l tsgssf 'ow
,Celle rm 1.....,A lbs
. - .......0.r0urnavr. vuinimon..... a -
wmot,,,Ltirpir Cow!. . plaints, liflleas Alm .
.., 018 !.....,i 115 • P/OP•Plin. Omani" /ftaTikoea•
':',115 , 111 . NI illt • ilr. C • lal .. lolltelat, ' Drientem
~ ,i 7,,•Ereli;* lout Eitoinalb,liabitual
Costive**, COW- ' ic. Miler*, Choir. ,
* ranorkilli*Ctiolava lalitntius. Rioter.
• •
leave. -Sall lid I . e.', VAttlide Weakness?
.. . .
Y lie need ~. is** Ordina.. •
. -sr Allinidey MEI. ist etne, ,4
Innlewsslll
/MEd IlkOW E.. t.s ' glAvo4 ws lecOrfal
' teewity minutes II two or ',three Tem;
spoonfuls we lls:k• en 41 -menwansunt er .
t. - • - I
- . A inse 4 te whoe Ears , Siviist flay inuomi ,
tutissoe.. • -"- . . .
..
Jul W AT ER IN TOE 910,131111 WITH
TERI INVIOOIIA7 on, •AN u ! sw,u4.owl
. noTu!Toorvinguie.
..! •
• Pali, One Dollar per "stile. - -
-- -,
011,21 . 1 1 08,D 1 0 -- ': *.*
-
: • -1. .- - PAM C LY 1 -.1- .1* _ _1 , _.-
-0 Aril AR: kla PI 1 LS.i
• .• - 1 . coimeND... mkt. -
l i me' Em i table E aaaaa is, and plot up In
AMAMI. ES, Ale Tight, and will Intel,
in any climate. -. , I
_,:•• • • .
Ti. ' Fa u ltyA i Ca-I _2l.
fgrtirpmtbseq.
.. Ile bad eashartio --, wbteb do proortmor Us
.
lainCht - hrit - Wetleetoore 3 1.-...---..,„tj years.
TbeeaustalUty Inereasiar dewed grant - lbw --wile
laritheriordthe PILL - al end theWileraction which
'ell Warm fare:ant to their I's we. haa- , -Wireed aneloolace
them widths the reashof all.
Theft:Order well Wow C that delimit Cathertier eel
ea different
.pertioto of the boweli. :
the - FAMILY CA- • % THARTIC :PTO. la
has, with due rentrawe an the well established theta,
Wen eocepoundel Mow • Illeh _variety-0 the palest Vete-
table Estreet• which act me alike ea j *wry
_pan of Go
i s
wherr y *AWL out ere good awl Left In allow
es where . • Cathartic la lorded. ; such AS • Dee ,
range - of the lit ornate h_. Sterol.
nee.. Polite in the Bak • anti' Loins.
i
Codivesteas„ p ales anti. Soreness over
ehe Whole . body, now emblem cold , which
lrequetillt, ii nerlectoL -end In along course of Fe.
cur. - Lou 1' /Lope-. Ilte,ie ("retping P•it at.
salami/f a old Over the b o dy. Red Hy.. •
news. - Olathe. or ght la the bead,
La In nut ninloll 4 4 Otto sees. Worms la
c Wive* ar Adages, - ltheninelleste.• trod
Port her Odle Blood _.... and cony diseases La which
boa ii heir." muneroos go ut mention In Una advents*-
. areal. - • Dona 1 t 0.,„ • • . ,
_-• P WE Tuninn, MMUS. '• ,
The Liyarinvilforator and randly Ca , .
thaalle rim ill are retailed by Oregaine outeraily, and
sold wholeastebrtheTrade la all the large lowa.
• ;T. W. SANFORD, „ R. .
• rropr e,,
333 13roadw•y Pisvtr an liAsrk.
;Forfiale in .31antrolio
si-p29 '59 ly ASEL TUR RELL, Agent.
.
• ,• • •11
.AyersSarsapailltA.
• •
A. 'enrupciuud reMetly, iii which we have I'a
bored to produce the Me* effectual alterative
that can be made. It is a concentrated extract
of Para Sarsaparilla. FO combined with other
substances of still .grenter alti‘rative power pe
'to afford' an olfective notidoto for the cliNewes
Sarsaparilla is reputed to cure. It is bclicv.•d'
`that Such, a remedy is wanted those m"bo
stain from Strumous coMplatits, nail that one
_which will : accomplish their cure nnet prove
of itninense stt-vice to _this large clam of .our
afflictetl.,fellow-citizens. How completely this
compound will.dO it has been pmven by ex.m..r.
Uncut onl many of the worst eases to he found _
a the following complaints:4- •
SCII.OVITLA AND SCHOPTI,LOCS COMPLAINTS,
EILL‘TIONS AND Eacrrtvg. Dismsrs,
Potitcs„ Btorcur.s, TEND* SALT
SCALD lISAD, SYPHILIS AND SYPHILITIC AT.
PECTIONS lime:n:lAL Dm - rasa; Dap; est - , 3tirm
-11..1.1.011- OIL Tic DOCLOCHIEVX. DEBILITY. DYS
PEPSIA. AND botoctriox; RnssIPELAS.. Rosa
on Sr. ANTHONY'S Finn, and indeed the whole
class of complaints arising frOm larcurrir or
'Tan 'fiction. •
.. .This rompmend will be fennel a great pro
moter ofhealth;, when taken I in the spring, to
- expel the foul humors which fester •in the
blood at. that season of the year. By the time
ly 'expulsion of Allah many rankling disorders 6
are nipPed in the bud. lltiltituers can, by
the aid of this remedy, :Spare', them elves front `•
the endurance of foul eruptions sod ulcerous
SM., illStlllgil Viilial the system will strive to
rid itself of corruption , .if not assisted to do
this through the natural chatinels of the body
by an alterative ' medicine. Cleanse ant the
vitiated blood wheneicr you,ntl'its impurities
, bursting thr4igli the skin in pimples, eruptions,
or 1
sores • ' cleanse it when you find it' is oh
.
an-acted:and sluggish in the ,yeins ; Cleanse it
wheneverit is foul, and your' feelings will tell
you. when. _Even ivliere no particular disorder
,is .felt;' people enjoy better health; and, lire
.loriger, for cleansing the blood. Keep the '
-blood h'ealthy,' and all, is well; but with this
pabulumnf life' disordered, there can be no
lasting health. Sooner or later soniething .
must go wrong, and the great . machinery of
lifeis disordered or-overthrown. ' '•
Sarsaparilla: has, and de:iervcs . much, the
reputation, of rigeorapli,hing; these ends. But
the, - World. hos - been egregiously deceived by
preparations:of it, partly Lee:vase the drug
alone has _not "all the virtue that is claimed
for it, hut nmre because Many preparations,
pretendiii,, ,, to be concentrat , d extrncts of it,
contain butlittlt of the virtue of. Sarsaparilla,
any thing els ... I • - - -
. • ruring late -Years the public have-been TlSiS
led by large hot les, pretending to give a quart
i
.of rAt S rsap
raet of itrilla tne di
se dollar :Vest
of these 7 have h.en frauds Upon- the sick, fur
they not- only Contain httie; ii any, ~.., a raal a
rilla, htit.often no curative Properties whatev
er. Ilenee, bitter and painful disappointment
has fellOned title use of the - U1 ions extracts of •
Sarsaparilla which flood thonlarkr,t, until' the,
• name itself is jUstly despised, and hos be. came
• synonymous with implautinu acid cheat. ' Still'
• tracidrithis ennipound Sarsaparilla, and intend
to supply entitla rrtnrcly Ms shall rescue-the
name from the hash of cldi guy which rote
upon it. Antli we think we have grunt d for
belieiing, it hae virtues which rue. irreisistille
by the 'ortlinartrun of the (114-eases it is-intend
ed to Core. fp, order to secure their canticle
.eradication front the systcnl the t entedy should
• be jildMiously,taken ticeoreltug to dilutions on
the bottle. -'. • • 1
• ,i • - ! I rnm 4 .l.llrn-nv
-D4,
,J.'les , 'AVE It de CD. .. :1 I,o,vitni.,. 'il A Sti.
. Price,f g 1 peel Dot ale 3 Six-!subtler for $3:"
I • t • 1
! ~ .
' . Ay i er siCherr - yi Pectoral,. •,
has won for itssllf such a renown for the cnre of .
•• every - variety - of if.hront and•Liing Complaint, that
it is entirely. tiCoe:C7S4IT lot' us 'to rt.ronnt the
erldenee of its.tirtues. vdicr6'er•it has been em
ployed.: As -it', hiss lung lnlvn in constant' use
throughout it'll 'section, wo need not do more than
•• rrnsure the people its qiiclity• is kept up to the hes.%
it ever '; hiss been , and that it !may tr relied en is
do for heir relief all it has eter been found to do.,
••
- . . A er s:. Cathartic Pills,.
..1,...__. : ro, Trr CI74Z 0? , •
. eidfirprrn; jaundice. .Dyeppgiu, Indigi.stioo,,-
.l).ysazlery, Jb.,.1 Stomach. Brysiploe. Ileodeche,
riks'llhrtinzotism, F.ruPietureari Skin Diseases.
Lice; jemnproint, Prepay; I Teiter, Tumors and'
Nrilt" Vinton,. frorms. Coot, A'euralgiii, es a
--Dinner Pig 'ohd for runlying the Blood. .-.
They are anger -Coated, sol that the most semi- -
tire eine take them pleasantly, and. they are the •
• hest aperient in the world for all the palpates of •
family ,physic... . .•, I • -
• Prica 25-. cants par Pox; Five bozos for WV.
.1 ----; . - •
Great numb - et-Sof Clergymen.l'hysicians, States
men,-, eminent. personages, Imre lent - their
namee to tx.rtifyllie unparalleled usefuloess of thew
. 'remedies, but our apace here will not permit the'
. insertion of them—Tee Agents below named fur,
• , nisi' gratis our-Amtiracsts A1.).11A34A In which they:
-• ..,sie•ioen; with also fell,deseriprions of the above
. complaints, anil the trestoretit that should be fol.
lowedlfor tlieireara. ' • I '
DO trot be 'put off bY,untain . deed detleri.with
'other liireparatitina they make • more profit - oti. -
, • Drained Arm's. and take no 'otters. The kick'
- -want Ike best ;Ad there islet them, stud they stioulA
lava it ...' . : .. ;
All out Itemedlei ere for aide by ' • . -
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A. Tr.rallEiti Montrose: A. r...linit.sa. - & O.
Gibmin; .! .1. Hoerona, ' Frieildsville; - Irouxo el-
Hillts,li3.lpm.er,s; la.' Score: ilpylnoville ;.. thaw=
lAN 1 / l urarats,..New 111111',4ril: I. T. • CAnuituri
Great Bend ;' ff. It. Gi niig,' Glenwood ;•W. H;
Tusier.ii.J)ininclt; Eiimi- 4. liloxcl.y. 11:trturd,
in4 , l,ll4)rufurigts. ' • I-'. - f.nth9. I Vs'
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rIEI.H AM hIONTON FARMER—A news 1
Fa, or deanteil ,to•tateratuta and . Agrieul.
ture, ahio:setting . forth fullancutints of the new
4 i .
setttem at of HanlinOnton,lti New briny, tan
bisiabe ribed for at 604'25 raota Oar annum.
Inel ;umbel slant& tar -the antount. '.Ad'
dress. Uncut Partner Hammonton. P. O. At
leillin 0 .; New-leriey. Thoie(wishlint cheap
land, °tittle hest quality. in Ono of the healthielt
and maihtdellghtful,alinsalea in the,Unton. and
- whero 'crops sio - nevia eat. 4eten by the ffnsta,
.tholfrriblo scourge Of the Borth,' - seradvertise.
trent of Hammonton Lstds; • .
srupso , ..;r9s..
Mountain Herb Pills.
ANlig, is Present yon with a perfort: likeness it •
?Men. a child of a. tribe rf lbe straw Aliso -Nation,
that onco ruled thraloo. 'Yon will SIMI' fall assonant ot
.hine and largeopts In our ramphlrts and Almanacs—to
I,l ' l44 ciatuo. from the A ento, for!ttesso .
TIM 01,61/ tot imeufact ants of. "Jueleontei Moss.
lain Herb Plitt" hasrpent the gOiletkr. part at his Ilfoln
'traveling.. haring "Tithed siestip every- frontal/. la s"
.11a. spout error da yours lifelong um Indians of .
tlea Murky. Mountains and of Melded, lead. it was thus that
"the “ mocitax - ibota mu" discorrnol.. Amy •
. interesting socaant of his adventures thers,.yau will4Lnd
In noir Almanac and Pamphlet-,
It is an llatahlikhal fact, that addlsennest arias from •
. 1111PC41C- BLOOD . •
•
The blood Is the life, and when any foreign or y
matter mile mined with it, it is pt, ones distributed to
*very organ of the body. - Every
. uarre feels the poen,
ant all the vi s tal manna quickly cousploin.- The stootsels
.will 'net digest the Ord periectly. The,liser. ernes to
'secrete a sualciany of bile. ' The action of the heart Is
Ireakenist, and sv the circulation is feeble. The line
became clogged with the poisonous matter ; Inner, •
catigh—ang all from it alight impurity at the fonatitia-
Mad of lite—the Blood I AR if you had throoa some
earth. Vir butanes, In a pore Spring, Inn which ran a
tiny titian. in a few minutes the whale coarse' of the
stream bentnea di.itaibed and discolored. A's quickly
don impure blood ay to every part, and Inge Stn siting
behind, •All the mamma banns obstructed, and mane
the obatmetion Is teemed, the lamp Vlifis soon din oat.
- Then pills not only' pacify the btuad, bat regenerate all
lie secreticias of the hods; they ate;tbereforr, an tirelled
• .
I:11: RE ROE DILIODS DISEASES,
Liver Cosighnut, Sick Jlesdaphe, /be. fie Anfi•Ditioni -
Medicine expels finin the hiboil the hidden node ot.ttis.:
ems. and renders' all thelltiide and weretiocie, pure and
•1111•ist, clearing and reiniscibiting the viutl organs. - •
Plenegitt,indeed, Ls ft to no, Omit we ate Ado to Oat/
withici tole melt. L miedinne like the " Itlonsteur Ilzug
rum" 'fiat will peso directly to..tbe inflicted pleb,
through the blood end floido or the tiody,"end mum'
the eufierer to brighten with tfir dash of • beauty bad
health. • -
furlson's Pills ure the Best Remeily in exia
enee for the following Complaints; '
&mei Owyiainta, Debility.- /sward *taxes,
anybe, • nrer'and Air, /dm , Compinimar,
Cobb: , Trade Cerinplainbedemmess qt eptras. •
Oust Mama, Ilegelacha; Pila, -
o.•etivenesi, lndiyestioro, • Slane and Orem/. -
1411,142 i hytuenra Secondary Synop
Diarrhea, . in,tkunnation,: tem.
Prorel • I, . • . •• . • • • ••
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GREAT mails iiki'DICINE !
Vcenalei who sato& beilth, should never be utthout
these Pas. They purify the • blood, remove obstruction&
of *lt Wads, cleanse the skin of all pimples and blotches
and brlog. this rich colorrif health to the pale cheek." ... '
Ar r The Planta and Herbs of which these rille ate
mule, wire diva:veered in A - very aurprivlog gray among -
Alm Tramline, a.tribo of Aboriginee in liexico. Got the
Ahnanise ,of out Agent,..and you will read with' delight,.
the very Intereritlng rinvorint i co nt ains of the "GLUT
Ihnitinat'r of the /Mom . , -
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aR 26 exits per ' Ms. 41/1 genuine, PM the ripsaw' •
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5 DR. Vicnols' F•E‘liti.z PILLS. I tt box,.
with full i'direction4.- Married ladies .should not
use thetri;;•-.-' Sent by mail.
In all ,Uses of rirrtrous and spitrd ufrect fon.pnin
•in the. trick and- limbs. fat itte on slight exertion;
palpitationnf it ea rt. hysterles awl% bites, • i hese
pills will 'erect n cure when all other means ha 4
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tain iron4alotnel. antimony,-or : i n e t him, h ur tf u l
•to the minstitutiou: Adaress . DR.' TELLER
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Valuable Reports an Spertnaturrlicee, and nth.
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ANEW BOOK BY WILIJAKYOUXG,
"The SE'crot clue to courtship; love ,
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Illustrated with hundreds of rertifienteit of curee,
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