gratz, "IR
gimita i itate ggillo.
• I - • •
- - f• An aperient and stomachic preparation of
IRON purified of Oxygen and Cabals by oons.
bustion in Hydrogen, of high medical anther.
. Sty and extraordinary efficacy in each of the,
following complaints, viz.: •
DEBILITY. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, nut:
CIATION, DYSPEPSIA, DIARRHEA, CONSTI
- PATION. SCROFULA. SALT RILEUS, SCURVY,
JAUNDICE LIVER COMP - RHEUI(A.
TIM. MERCURIAL CONSEQUENCES INTER , c
xrrnarr FEVERS. NEURALGIA. eIiIIONIC
HEADACHES. FEHALE WEAKNESS; XIS
' NMISTRUATIONI WHITEN, CHLOROSa. etc.
PreLEs ON THE FACE, Rotroanss
THE SKIN, etc. I -
The IRON being absorbed by the blood, and
- thus circulating through the whole system, no
. part of the body can escape their truly vender.
tol influence.
The experience of thousands daily proves that
no preparation of Iron can for a moment be ,
compared with it I Impurities of this blood, do.
pression of vital (energy, pale and otherwise
sickly, complexions indicate its necowity In al.
nest every_ conceivable case. In all awe of
',mato debility (door alhns, 'ellorosis, etc..), its
effects are delightMlly renovating. No remedy
has ever beenidiseovered, in the whole history
of medicine, which exerts such prompt, Nippy,
and fully restoiative, effects. Good appetitaramis
plate digestion, rapid acquisition of sttength;
with an unusual disposition- fOT actiii and
cheerful exercise;
r immediately follow its UM
As a grand stomachic arid•general restorative
it has no superior and no substitute.
Poi up In neat hat metal boxes containing
rlo pries 50 rents per box t six boxes,
In 50; one dozen blokes:o4 00. For sale hoe
pm:m*l.6s uenerill. 'scut bo sont-fros-to
address do rece ipt °rale Frier. All WO
`ltem, orders, etc.; should be addressed to
R. B. LOCKS &
Gateral Agents.
---- 1339 lIRCIATiW•T; Rr: •
N.ll.—The attune is a Ilsoothdlo of CYO
label on each Doi. ,
For sale in Moniroae by -
deelfi ly JOEL TURRELL. Agent.
No SUCH WORD AS FAIL:"
. .
RESiST - LESS REITEDY:
CTRCIrL&R TO TES SICK
rp,HE first hospital surgeons and medical pub
-I.` beists of )tirope, admit the unparalleled
anti-inflammatory andliealing.properties.of this
Ointment; governments sanction its use in their
naval and military services . ; and the masses in
this country and throu,ghout the world repose
the utmost confidence in its curative properties.
it penetrates the sources of:inflammation and
corruption which underlies ,the external evi
dences of disease, and neutralize the fiery ele
ments which Teim and exasperate the malady.
Rheumatism, Scrofuls,,Erisipelas.
These are a:0,41g the most terrible and ago
nizing diseases of the muscles, l the &sly fibre
and ,the skin; yet in their worst forms, tcha when.
beeni ingly incurable, they invariably disappear
under a persevering applittationAifthisliouthing,
iiatidote to pain and inflammation.
. Salt Rheum, Fever Sore's, Stiff Joints.
In all 1:41MC . , qSit It. Rheum. where medical Wa
ters. lotions, and eve'ry receipt of the pharmaco
pcca have proved 'useless, the Ointment will ac
complislia thorou...th -cure. Fever Sores heal
quickly under its influence. and its relaxing ef
fect upon contracted sinews - is truly wonderful.
Discharging Mears. - ,
A most remarkable and havpy'change Is pro..
<lured in the appearance of malignant ulcers af
ter a few applications of this Oinment. Thesur•
vat Ing- redness vanishes. and, granules of
of in ..Ithy flesh begin to 1. , kt . ) the place of -tto
disrlu:r , ed 2 fnatter. This process goes on,tnore
r.pidir. until-the orifice is filled up with
so UnLi tn.:tcri.ll t e n leer radically cured.
A Word to Itiothers
The roan :t rt il; , . was Jr eriarnt stiffens frhm
external i:juries, and theerf4re every mother
u;(1 11sec...this healing preparation constantly
at h:trid. It is Jul ohsolute specific for sore
breast.s. and quickly removes the encrusted sores
v. hick sometinitl, disfigure the heads and faces
i,f children.
Significant Pacts
. TivisOinuneut i. 4 uni.ersallv used on board the
Ath tic and .'achewhalintifteet as a cure for
se lottic affections and as the bOt possiltki
re tedv for wounds and bruises. taive•supplies
of it hate recently been ordered by the Sultan
of 'urkev for hospital purposes. • - .
-
Both the Ointment and Pills should be used in
the following cases:
Bunions, Chapped Hands, . Sell 4,
Barns, Mercurial Eruptions, Sere Legs,
Chilbinins. Riieumatism,•' "Sore Breasts,
Fistula. Ringworm. Sore Heads,
Gout. Sail Rheum, -- Sore Throats,
Lumbago, Skins Di,easee, Sores of all kiade -
Pitts. _ grains, - Stiff Join-s,
Ulcers,. Worms of all kinds, Venereal Sores
Tette?, Swelled Glands.
* 4 .*Sold at the Nlsnnfartories of Professor
Hot-toy:AY, 80 Maiden Lane s New York, and
24 Strand, London,by ail rppe'rtahle Druggists
end Dealers in Medicine throughout the United
States and the civilized world; is pots, at 25
cents. 61 1.2 cents, and $1 each. .
ar There is a eunsid;rable saving by taking
the Carper sizes. •
N. Et —Directionirfor the - guidanes of patients ..
in every disorder are affixed to each pot.
THE NEW ERA I,
NEWIALL AND WINTER GOODS!
AT GREAT BARGAINSI
- Ready Pay and Small ihmiltik
HBURRITT has now in Store and is
g makjte large additions to bis Stock of
FALL AND WINTER ODDS,- to which he
would invite the attention of paiimrr riorisc
Eas v embracing the most desirable varieties of
LA DIES' i DRESS GOODS,
In New .Styles of Rich Fall Prints - end Plaids;
in DeLains, Dupal Plaids, Plain and Plaid 'Meri.
nos, Mohair C Hi nghatna,and Silks; Broche,
Stella, Cashmere, Silk, and Wool Sballs; Rich
Ribbons, Bonnets, and Floviera. Net Hoods, La.
dies'. Cloaks', 8r0.4d Cloths, Cassimeres,
fuß assortment of
Staple aid Fancy - Goods,
fisuSual, including,
Groceries, '2Crockery, Hardware,
Stoves, 1r0n,., Steel; Nails, •
"Mainland Cutts,
Boots and Shoes!Carpeting;Floor Oil Cloths,
Painted Wittdow Shades, Wall Paper, Clocks.
Drugs, 04, Paints. Furs, Buffalo Robes, &c., &c.
The entire stock being large. and bought for
CASH, will give e superior opportunity for choice
selections, and will be sold for READY-PAY 10
to 25 per Ceuta below regular Price". An ex
amination of the Siocx will be found profitable
to those who wishio buy.
- N. it —Floor and Salt consfiuttly on band.
New Milford. October, 1859... , .
.4 LL wanting farMs in'a delightful' climate,
rich Agii, and secure frbm frosts. See ad.
vertisemeat of tianunonton Lind! in another
Golnpm.; '•
l=!
I.COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Lt;CAT6I) OyErTHE atuovrawinA VALLET BASE,
BINGHAMTON N.Y.,
. .
Room*open - for Instruction fro , * 9 a. m, to 9.30
p. in. '. • - •
. I. . FACULTY': I
D. W. :.,. LOWELL, Principal, Piefesser of the
Science of -Accounts, Practical. At:cm:intent.'
Author of Lowell's Treaties upon Book.Keeti
ing, Diagrams illustrating the same,
lons McCeax, AsaistantProtessor ln. the B ook;
keeping Department.
~ I
A. 3. .I%* Amtin,Profess . iir - of Practical and Oro
naminftal Penmanship, Commercial Palcula
tioni and Correspondence.
. .
• - fLEC'WERS:
-,
iion.llantel 8: Djcicirson, - Lecturer on CoMaier
dial La w and Political Ecommiy.
lion. Ransom BalcomLecturer on Contents.
• Prorniasory Notes and Bills of Exchange.
Rev Jr. E.Andrews, Lecturer on Commercial
Ethi c s.
EXAMINING COMIUTTEE:
Hon, Sherman D. Phelps.,lVm. R: Osborn, Esq.,
Tracy IL Morgan, Esq. • ,
- Thmobj..ce of this College is to afford - to all
an opplartunity of obtaining a thorough Bus eras .
Education. •
Theillooks and Forms aro carefully am ged
by praCtical accountants expressly for thisiln
stitutien end embrace all the recent improve
ments 4" , ..
The;,conive of instruction comprises
_elvery
departinent of business. The learner- wi Ibe
thciroughly taught the science and pmeti e of
Double Entry Book-Keeping as applied t the
1
follow lag kinds of business, eft : General Mer:
chandieing, Manufacturing, Banking; Commis
sion, Steamboaling, Railroading , Forwarding,
Freighting, Foreign Shipping , tze.: .
Ladies Department — e - ntirely separate from
that ofthe gentlemen. '
S . tudents can enter College at any time and
leceivikindividual instruction. By this arrange
inent eiery student is permitted to progress as
rapidlias his enterprise end ability will per
mit, and when through, perfect and complete,
will - receive a- Diploma which. will enable him
t 6 review at pleasure.
. Timp to compfete the coarse, from Six to
Twelve weeks. No vacations. Board 82,50 per
week. '; -
I.
TERNS:
For Itook-KeePing; full. acionntant'S course,
inu'mdihg Practical Penmanship, Commercial
CotoMations . and Diploma, (Time unlimit
ed,) •.- . - $35 00
Same .course foi•Ladici (separate 'apart
mento). . • 20' 00
Penmanship and Arithmetic, - 10 CO
Teachers' course in Penmanship,Practi.
cal and Ornamental, - . -30 00
Twelvii, lessons in Practical Penman, --' 2 00
',ginOccasional classes will be formed in
Phonograiy. For fall particulars send for. a
circular.'
•
FRESH ARRIVAL •
.
MBE. undersigned would respectfully. ap.•
ncinnce to the public that be has just re
ceived a supply of
.
among which may be found the very,best of
Molasseit4 Syrup
• Tea, Coffbei,
sepriciis to suit the timeiti, for ready pay, Don't
mistiko the place, but cell at the' basement of
the
-
1111.1PAX STONE noTrAi,
w,bere,- your humble sers'ant carries on a
genera
SAIIOON & GROCERY BUSINESS;
and were - the public may • always rely upon
havinglitheir wants attended t;.. with promptness
and 64#11ty. • • • - 0. M. CRANE.
'Montrose, April 20th.
LIOURNING FLUID, White and Cod Fish,
.14dies Kid S. S. Boots, and- more &liters
from 64 ets. to $1, , 75- 7 4'11 et TYLER'S.
,111a.0 9th 1859.
3";0 00 ROLLS OF WALL 1A 'ER.
ti DIFFERENT STILES.
-BoRatRING,MINDOyV PAPER &.C., 84.
A
NEW SUPPL Y; just arrived, 244 d for axle
el*arr hv " A. TUIPIELL,
STIOE-'S. • •
_ •
A•LikIIGE I LOT for men. women and children,
j4t-reieived, aid for sale et the very low
est ratA,'by ' J. LYONS, & SON.
eepB4:
W not CARDING
~
'T
, He i subscriber continues the above brisineas.
at usual at his old= stand in Brooklyn
Thaniftelor past favors he would solicits a
shareof the public patronage. ,
IG. • A. G REYNOLDS.
. .
Broriklyn, May 23d. 1 i3t59,,tf.
WM. B. SIMPSON,
WATE
Shop- in Boyd & WebPter's new building ;
nail door above Keeler. h Stoddard's,
HAVING worked for the past Aline years
4ith the most skillful workmen, he feels
-confident that -he can -do the moat difficult jobs
on ahoPt notice.
all !Work Warranted to GiTe Sattriattion.
W. S3..SULPSON 6aa worked for me,fOr some
time, a4d I can recommend him as a careful and
skilful iWorkman, competent to do as good work
as can ; be do'ne in the country, and worthy of
confidepco. • Wm. A. CHANDEALI .
ToWanda,lune. 10th, 1858.
j9*yi 2eow.
Reie's ko.—Wrri. Elwell, E. W: Baird, El D.
Montafie, E. 0. Goodrioh,E. Kingsbury, Toiran:
da ; S. Bentley, L. Searle, C. D. Lathrop,
J—Witfenherg. Montrose. • •
__„—_
, .
I,,,*JOvelry neatly repaired on short notice,
and on teasonible terms. [June 15th, I§sB.—tt.
••••
*.CHEAP GOODS!.
SPIANDID N-ew-Chalis, Lawns, Prints, and
thdghstna, at reduced prices. Also 13 tbs.
,of Sugar for one dollar, or 21 of Rice. Just
openediand for sale by •J. LYONS &SON.
MOncrose o lune 15th,-1859.
• e BINDING.—OId Books, Newspapers,
B
Pi(raphlets, Magazines, etc., bound op on
short notice. •j, L & SON.
QIiOF. Business and Factories can be cariied
17 onlwofitably at Harnwonton. AdVlT
tioement or iiiimmonion Lands:
ERSONS wishing to establish tdszinfesto
riis sin a new and thiiving plane where
busineli is good.. See advertisement of the
Hamminton Settlement.
Gian GROWERS emLearry on their O
ldness moat aueetteefully. at Hanimonton.
Read advertisement of Hammonton lends.
SUPERIOR Ground Coffee in eans, Cod
&.d' es for sa le-by J. LYONB.dr. 80N.
SEW GOODS ponring:in &tithe
git Ore of J. LYONS & SON, whorrerery
thing ghee ClizitT for CAsa.—Oall
Oct,lo, 1,859.
1321mIttlaria" Stri/11147L1Z
DR. CHURCHILL'S REMEDY-
■w nu_ nava:split #trx. osnut ate
CONSUMPTION.
WIN:;CU.BIST.EIft'S
081111=11 PRZPAILLTIOI .OP TU
HYPOP.HOSPHITES
O F LIME AND OF SODA,
'Bl4 • ~S e s +" 61, 1
tivon'ic signeLlTA - 101,muz $44,3 1 •
ytt ilkiompuL► - trotapel. - . . ; •
The !accent of this NEW REZlEE4ftiteetlterefOrf
.Rburdilll.erf-Parial L ebtshamt for It Ahetcoll Tnnsolui DID
POPULARITY throughout Europe lad the Bolted 84111.,11
to n wily SCIENTIFIC PREPARATION. sad Ids 71th-
Th - virctant EFFICACY la til ram of Pukm*Ary. iad
Nene, WICW* IlvpophoipAlte. ,incresise the ?rin
e:go Opel coestliette nerrisus force. sod en the most
vglecrlut Hood generating °gest: known..
TAc -Cure of Consumptions
In tht encann and TIMED STAG a (et a perkd antiemendly, *ten
lbws an be no Uorristaty u to the nature of the dieherne,) can
be ottifired. OASES, by tins treatment. except %tam
the Waling Ireton of the lungs bof Itulf gallant-tit produce
death. Clift /I the Tine, Death the exception. „'
Thin Resene bee not n oyi a curative cubit, but edit If wed
wherever there oxide a surplotou Of the demi. PREVENT In
DEVELOPMENT, and thus sot . ss • russisysei‘e went'
11141aliti To 013XliXiT101; 7tlt 17 IFACCITiAIIO3I LQL Wtiltit•
OLID TO lIINALL-11 , 1. "
• Professional Correspondenge.
°Canna% Oar*; Ala.! 8. 1839.—1 have been ' treating thts
&mos fun twentylve_ years. nod nave derived there ealinfaction
trent the um cc the -llrrorneuotrraa than from all other
Arms modientlott combined
Mlocfnimik 11101, A.C., 11 . 11 1 1 e 1 .-4 have used the Uremia- -
rings In my promlee with tery happy effectn—e' much. no
that I tromp TioT az wan= To lutaas WITUOTIT "
“Iltneentacar. Ang..dr Iddd•.-1 balers (ns HITOTItta
mum need to the manner an d way - Dr. Churchill awl them.
TRU. aalaniaTioft."
&11111111SMITOWN • VA, Aug. Id. 19;T; - A
-I have bed the
Wcatpltilte In several emst end am delighted trig We
is a AVMs manna unmans."
Writs. 0. July 0. 1332.—1 have used In -all about forty
bath& and to but one inatnoce have they felled to terra the ea.
dent, and that nag a hopetuta one before 3 wart =lit di, - I have
had several mare given up by uttendlng , physics.= Irto eel
Cow =sumo cournenrresne 0000' nzAITO, and Mato now
sm. non - evurroun of Pelmmutry amok. I bare , wed the
Home to my awn Minn ,Nell
.goetded ,UCCS4B. It las re,
• garde u watt= by Oysters. arelfraende. turd even by myKlf.
under the • old takatureat:. 3 am nen able to ride. In attending on
the oink, as many TIP". .perhepas to a day, ma any other fthystebus
In the *nutty."
91one= Fant.a. It. V., Aug. 11.• heti only time. thta
morning, to nay. thnt I have been a4taniehed its witnessing the
1700 a !feat of m- firrorneenntre. - The staktoons In your
U pamphlet aro not at all tsaaaerated ."
EASTON. KAICIWI TERMT.I. 1659.—flutve teal Who/
your Hypratheaphltea 01 1 yrne and bode. and Aare 617 , 01 , 14fteed
root. them•. Also. my inn she bad a
tt ccmgb and bleed og of the loupe, L nada . 'IOWA bone.
by their use."
. thIaTNAII.I . A.. July ft. 18 received the twelve bottles.
— of Churchill's RemodY for C9raumptlon. • . 6 •• IT ILLS
Trots.a. a,3115LT1 .•
• •
1-, • 1 - Make .No . Delay I .
,
. .
. Cororcarrorza In any stage of th e Illocasa should rroort.im
nrodiatsly to the- use of the liaro ntoarsrocs or Lr*z CND
Roar. "NI uromurrces Cluscrat Parranatros" (In simplciTrup).
to aurora huge Willett la " cherrJrolly pure :•••• is the crouldnalloo
proposed by Dr. Churchill -for evilae3 tee r and Is proyttre4 sr,
cording to Ma Orie in al Pi,lin ilk. •
'Dr. Chririkllpo Work ma Consumption,
Compri"lrE his Report made to the lenpriist Aenclerny . of fdedkhoe,
Park; Roust - of arm; 'and Letters, Documents, Topsham:tali.
ilre.tagether with aCitcalsr. still he sent on receipt of TWELVE
CENTS In stamp, Thy Workgives the mitt ratable f ;Orr ,
incrficnt In regard to Dr . Churchill's SP. CIIIC Itai. DT. 1
CAllTlON.—lniettntedqhme..histaniil try.to etn
_o_aws
than mine. Do not any them! zIY - Gnlanarnh
" beam mr Jim simile 44,1ture.
Deo.Doe of all rer pa rfti club:wing to b.' Cho
117poplItoophttes. whlnb coOlota 1110 D. .okr ay
DEMO.. Tbw gm" vary 4 /Molly to' bo Itoodeit wily
Oltatiomo preDatoUoont. D 7 orottlatt to r... pen .b.
tot. totortontion that will provoat nn7 doorptlou
lotto= proollooti open Too.
Plum I,"—pur Mule. ; tbrct 'Bottle , . SS: Cometitrated So.
Infamy by mall, pre paid. la. Sold.Wltoli.le and !mail at tM
Sala (bawls] Depot n. LaCI. tacit:state.. Oahe , * on trans aLauld
be Waimea). Alen by pric lirt4aabgts„—Addn.... , •
J. WINCHESTER, 43- John St., N. Y.
Scrofula: or King's
• Evil,
is a constitutional disease, a corruption of.this
blood, by which this fluid_ becomes vitiated,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, it
pervad....s the whole body, and may burst out
in disease on any part of it. No organ is free,-
fnun its attacks, nor is there-one whichit may
.not destroy. The scrofulous taint is variottsly
caused by mercurial disease, low living,.idis
ordered_or unhealthy food, impure 'air, illth
and filifiv habits, the - depressing vices, and,
above all, brtfie venereal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con
stitution,
s.
descending!. from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation ;" indeedl,
it scents to be the rod of Him who says," I
will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon
their•children."
Its elects commence lip deposition from the
blood a corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, jrl
the lungs, liver, and intetnar organs, is termed
tubercles; in the glands, swellings; - and on
the surface, eruptions or sore;. • This foul eor- .
ruption, Which genders in the blood,--depicsses
the energies of life; so that scrofulous constitu
tions not only suffer...from scrofulous com-
plaints, but they have far less power to with
stand the /attacks of other diseases; copse-..
quently, vast onumbers perish by disorders,
which, althmighimt scrofulous in theirnatitrei-
are still rendered fatal •by this taint in the
system.. Most of the_ consumption which de
cunates the bunion familyhas itsnrigin directly
in this serefuhitts' contamination and rnmry•
destructive diseases_ of the,liver, kidneys, . brain,
and, inchxd, of all' the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulousl,.
their persons are invaded by this lurking.in
fection, and their health is tindermined,by it.
To cleanse it from the sys..tcm we insist renovate
the blood by an alterative medicine, and ;in
vigorate .it 'by healthy. food and es.ercise.
Suth a mcdicizie 'we supply - in
••
yr.,rt's • •
.Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,
the most effectual remedy which' tho ropdical
skill of our times can devise for this every ‘
where Prevailing and fatal malady. It is cOm
bined from the most active remediabithat have
been dis Covered for the.eXpurgation of thisloul
disorder froni - the blood, and the rescue of:the
system from its destmctiv"e- consequenies.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only scrofula, but also those other affec
tions which arise from it, such as Enorirra
and Sari Draessts, ST. Axruortv's FIRE,
Ross, Or XEYSIPELAS, PIMPLIZ, PUSTULES,
&arenas, BLAINE and Bores, Teutons, Tetrzs
and' Bair Rueux, Scsui HEAD, HINOWORX,
BREUSIATISSL, SYPHILITIC and MERCURIAL HIS..
• Essr.s, DROPSY, DYSPEPSIA, 'DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALL PaIiPLAINTS ARISING PRONE VIELL.
TED OA DIIPCIIE _BLOOD. The popular belief
impurity of Me bieoti" is founded in troth,
for scrofula is a degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsima
tills is to purify and regenerate' this vital fluid,
ivithoutvehich sound health is impossible , in
contaminated constitutions.' •
, - Ayer's•Cathartic Pills,
FOR. ALL' THE
. PURPOSES OF-A FAMILY PHYSIC,
are so composed that disease within the range , of
their action can rarely withst}id or, evade tliein
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and invigorate every portion of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vitalitiea. As a consequence of these
properties,
.the invalid who is-bowed down with
pain or physical debility is, astonished to find his
health-or energy restored by a remedy at .onet so
simple and inntmg.
I.ot onlY slo they cure thd every-day compla ints
of every body, but also Many formidable 'and
dangerous diseases. The. agent below named is
• pleased to furnish gratis my American Almainie;
containing, certificates of their cures and directions
for their. use in the following complaints: Castle.-
ness,, llcailburn,lleadache arianyfroin disordered
Stomach; Nausea, Initig eat ion, Pam in anti - Morbid
Inaction of the Bowels, Flatulency, Lou of Alper
tile, Jaudice, and , other kihdred complaints,
arising from a low state of the body or obstruction
of its functions. -
. -
Ayer'S Cherry Pecton4 .
FOR TILE -RAPID CURE OP.•
• •
Coughs, Colds, Influenza,. lloarseness,
Croup, Bronchitis, Incipient Consuinp.
Lion, and for the relief of Consumptive
Patients in advanced, stages of the
disease.'
So wide is the field of Ms efulneas and so'itn
merous arc the eases of its cures, that siltest
every section of country' abounds in. persons pub.
lily known, who have been restoredfrom alarming
sod wren desperate diseases of tho lungs by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind is too apparent toeseape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer kussitite what antidote to employ
for the distressing and'dangerous affectionsthe
pulmonary organs that axe incident to our cli mate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon 1 the
comnuaity , hare failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the *glided they can neverforget, and
_pro.
dated curer too numerous and too remarkable to,
be forgotten. _ . •
PREPARED SY .
• DR. 1.. C. A.YER ac CO.
LOWiLL, MASS.
e"'" my &it of bushiest‘' adv
ise every ',reek. ABEL WERE=
- • - - : - -,' , FBflafes.-- - 439/138
....-,
..,,. alu. _ ..._ ar.Warson, No. 26 south fourth
1 1 -c,- street, Philadelphia, have now on
hand- a large anointment of Fire
' '—'-- i and Thietproof Safes. Also
Iron doors for banks, stores, iron
shutters, IrOn sub, all makes Of Locks, equal
•
to so y in the United s _.
tates.• - -
Five Sofa in one Fire. Ail come out Right
tali contents•in good condition.
THE SALA/AMMER tualsw OP v
PHIVADELPHIA
AGAINST TUE WORLD.
EVANS dr, WATSON,
Have had the surest demonstration in the
following certificate that their manufacture of
Salamander Safes has at lengthrfully warranted
the representations which have boon made of
them as rendering an undoubted security against
the terrific element • -
Philadelphia, April. 12th, 1856.
— Messrs, EVAN dr, WSTSO'N. 4 =—Gentlemell: It
afrofdlias the highest satisfaction to state to
you, thlit'nyring to themerY. - protective qualities
of two of tho Salamander Safes whirkiwe
purchased of you some months since, we eased
a large portion of oar jewelry,and pil our bootta,
.papers, ate., exposed - to the calamitous fire in
Itanatead Place, on the morning of the 1 1 th
inst.
When we reflect that these Safes were located
in the fourth story of the building wo occupied,
and that they. subsequeritly fell into a heap of
burning ruins, where the vast concentration of
heat caused the brass plates to melt, we cannot
but regard the preservatioo of their valuable
contents as most aonvincing proof of the great
security afforded by your Safes. • •
We shell take much gleasuro in recommend
ing 4hern to men of business as k sure reliance
against fire. '
GEORGE W. SIMMONS dr. P BRO., Jewelers,
Who have purchased silt large Safes since,
April 28, '59-Iy. - •
Vel #.,ootUttUrtlt..SitittElllgltt.
TO.ALL WANTING - rARMS, ,
A Rare Opportunity in a Delightful and Healthy
Climate 25 Miles Southeast of Philadelphia,
on the Camden and Atlantic Railroad,
BLEW JERSEY ; •
A N-old vitae consisting of several thousands
of acres of productive soil has been dix idect
into Farms of various sixes 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 the past year, improved
their places, and iaised crops. The price of land ,
is at the low aura of from $l5 to-820 per sere,
the soil is of the beet quality for the production
of Wheat, Corn, Peaches, Grapes and Vegeta.
bles. IT IS CONSIDERED THE, BEST
FRUIT SOIL IN THE UNION: The place in
perfectly secure from frosts—the - destructive
enemy of,thelarmer. Crops of grain, gram and
fruit are now growing and can be seen. By ex.
liming the place itself, a . correct judgement can
bo formed of the productiveness of the land.,
The terms are made easy to secure the rapid lm.
proyement of the land, which is only Bold for
actual pnprovement. The result has been, that
Within the past year, some three hundred houses
have been erected, two mills, one steam, four
stores, some forty vinyards,and peach orchards,
planted, and . a large outiber of other improve.
meatir, making it a desirable rintl- active.place of
business.
THE MARKETi
as'the reader may perceive from its location, is the
BEST IN THE UNION. •
Produe4 bringing double ibo price than in lo
cations away from the city, and •more than dou
ble the price than' the West. It is mown that
the earliest and best fruit and vegeta - 61es in this
latitude come from Now Jersey, and are annual
ly exported to-the extent of millions.
In locating here the settler' has many advan
tages. Ho is within_ a few hours' ride of the
-great" cities of-New England and Middle States,
he-is near his old friends and: associations, hels
Ina settled country where every improvement of
comfort and civilization is at hand. Ho can hay
every article ho *wants -at the cheapest price, and
-sell hi s produce far the highest, (in the West
this is reversed.) he has 4terhools -for his children,
divine service, and will enjoy an open winter,
and delightful climate,' where fevers are utterly
Unknown. The result of the rAadge uporithose
from the north, -has generally. been to restore
them to an excellentslate of health.
In the way of building and Improving, lumber
can be obtainecLat the mills at Om rate of 810
to $l5 per thousand. Bricks from-the brick
yard opened in the place, every article can.be
procured in ithe 'place, good carpenters are/it
hand, and there is no place in the Union where•
buildings, and. improvements can be made
,cheaper. - •
The, reader will at once be strucl(with the.
'advantages here presented, and as /himself why
the property has not been taken pp before. The
reason was never thrown to the market;
and unless these statements'. were correct, no
one Would be invited to examin e the .land be
fore purchasing. This all' are -expected to do.
The . , will see . lnnd under cultivation, such is
the extent of the settlemont that they will no
doubt, meet per-ons from their own neighbor
hood ; they will witness the improvement and
can judge the 'character of the population, ir
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
fugal. •
There are two daily trains to Philadelphia
and to 811 settlers who improve, THE RAILROAD
COMPANY GIYESA FREE TICEET FOR SIX MONTHS,
ARD - A HALF-PRICE TICKET FOR THREE YEARS.
THE TOWN OF HAMMONTON.
,In connection-with the agricultural settlement,
a new and thriving town has naturally arisen,
whilt presents "inducements for any kind of busi
ness,particularly stores and manufactories. , The
Shoe business 'could be carried on in this place
and-market to good advantage, also cotton busi
ness, and-Manufactories of agricultitaal imple
ments or foundries for casting mall- articles.
The imprnVement•has been so rapid as to insure
a constant and- permanent increase of business.
Town lots of a go,od size, we do not sell small
ones, as it would effect the improvement the
place, can be had at' from $lOO and upwards.
The Hammonton Farmer, a monthly literary
and agriculturni sleet, containing 'full informa
tion of Hammonton, can be obtained at 25 cents
per'linnum. •
Title indisputable—wairantee deeds given,
clear 'Of all incombrance when money is paid..
Routo to the land: Leave Vine street wharf,
Philadelphia, for Hammonton -by Railroad, at
7:30, m, or 4:30, p. m fare 90 cents. When
there inquire for Mr-Byrnes. Boarding 'conven
iences On hand. Parties had better stop with Mr.
Byrnes, a pridcipal, until they have decided- as
to purchasing, as ho' will show them over the
labd in his carriage, free of eipense. 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. Maps and information.
cheerfully furnished.• aug.. 11, 6 m.
FRAUD II .ffinitt
ITIHE subscriber having
purchased
JL refitted and newly fur nished the
1 1 I above well known and popular Hotel. -
, is prepared to accommodate the trav
eling public and .others with all the attentions
and conveniences usually found in first-class
Houses. No effort will be spared by the Pro
pristot and his Assistants to make the Hotel
equal in every point to any the country. ,
The Bee will alwaysku supplied with the
Choicest Liquors,
Mike Stableft, conoecteif with tbie • Honse
aro large, roomy and convenient, and careful and
attentive Hoatlere are always in Icharge of them.
• J. 8. TARBELL.
- Montrose,,May 1314, 1858,
FARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 miles from
Philadelphia by railroad in the -State of
New Jersey. Soil among the best for Agricultural
purpopes t being-a good loam soil, with' a clay
bottom. The land is &large tract. divided into
'small farms, and huniLedi 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 $l5" to $2O per acre paya
ble within four years by installments. To visit
the place—Leave Vine Street wharf at. Phila
delphia at 7:30, a. by 'railroad for Swanton
ton, or address R. J. Byrnes, by letter, Hammon
top Post Office, Atlantic County. :New-Joni,.
Bee full advertisement hi another column.
EEC=
R. KENYON JR: n CO.
WOULDrespectfully solicit thn.inapectien
of a new and svory rich aaaortment of
GOODS
this day received, consisting in part of
Rich Black Moire - Antique Silk Ifti
Foulard Silk, nice s tyle, 6s. per yard;
Silk, Ail very . neatest patterns, lOs
Black Silk, 8 inches wide, from 16.1
yard; splendid Black Silk 'Shawls fr
$ll, -the finest- assortment in Snaq!
invoice of Ginghams, at very low pri
Calicoes; largo stock of Denims, Mixt
and Lawns Printed Shawls from
Brocha Shawls from s s= to 825; C
6 eta. to 204 Parasols_ from Bs. t
Bonnet, a large stockoßibbons• a
also a new invoice Of ; Gents Shoes
4
Enamelled and Call Skin; Ladies Co
tera, lid and Enameled; litiasei.Cal
ailed Boots ChildrowPaterdlifficiii,
everytitineettisit.litii. They won'
attention to the fact that having an if
with one of the: largest Importin
Novillorkthey will receive regulaily
es fast as they appeartn New York ‘ a
the-greatest pains to please all 'Who
and wish to purchase. Particular At
to procuring fine goods—in every ati
srm,a.m.
A new lot this day received, an.; would re.,
spectrally solicit an etamktation oil the acme.
Good Tea at 35., city priFca, also it 4s. 55.'60. Bs.
SVGA:RS.
COFFEE...Java Rip and GroUnit Coffee.
SA LEHATI.IS.:Jamis Pyle'N.Batibitt's lied.
icitial,•and Ex:43lsldr, &c. SAILS 4 and also a
new siock of WALL PAPER and WIN.
DOW IPA PER. t his day; receiredi . FA RD
ING 'TOOLS of the most aptitoved patterns.
gold Band, Shaded, Blue Band, and all the neW
styles,' as fast at they appear in NeW York.
FLoITB constantly on hand. SALT- by the
`barrelor sack. „PATENT
GLASS, and everything elan you Want. _
• R. KENYON JR. 6i CO.
• Liwsvil lo Centre, Pa.. June 8th1:11859.
11M34CICYliTALZ...1 .
G, F. FOIRDIIIAIIF .
H‘AS removed his shop 'across J.he* street, to
the Wilding , one doer beloW Keeler &
Stoddard's, Which he has fitted up expressly fora .
Soddlo,:itarneso and Trunl Shop
• where may.be foiled allkinds of
frOm the heaviest team, to 'the lightest trotting
harness, and a general asiorment of; trimming.,
'which will -be made up or sold , very
Carriage Trimming's:
A good assortment on hand, ivhich will be sold
very low; all trimming done cheaper than else
where.
OAK LEATHER
on hand,-from which luirnessei will be made and
WinerrEt.late: 4 4l2...
* * *Customers, will please beat' in mind that I
wish to settle up once-it year. . Those having
unsettled accounts, or notes due, Will- oblige
by settling or making payment Witheut farther
delay. 41 F. FORDHAM,.
Feb. 24th,-1859.1 Montrose, Pa.
• IVOTICJ.I33. •
7~J ,
COBB would'respectfully announce to the
L. public that he may still be .folind at the
old stand, fully prepared to attend to the wants
of the community; He will keep on head a good
stock of '
Groner. ie*
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEE, SPICES, FRUIT, - FLOUR
and Bat.r (by the sack or barrel,) Osit, and all
articles found in First. Class Groceries..
He would particularly call the itientiotr-of
Farmers Sand others to the fact that he is
constantly receiving fresh Supplies of
FIRST - RATE:FLOUR,
,
alto
good and medium qualities, which will be
sold RIGHT, for ready pay, in quantities to suit
the purchaser.
trash paid for Pelts, Deacon, and iVeal skins
. •
- DISSO LUTION.
•
THE' firm or S, H. SAY-RE & Bscts., is-this
'day dissolved by-mutual consent, D. Sayre
withdrawing froth the firm. The business wilt
be carried owns heretofore under thename and
style of S. H. Sayre & Bro. Thel notes and
accounts will• be in'the hands of D Sayie for
-
settleiDent. All indebted to the firm wilrillease
give it their immediate attention, slat! the ac
counts must be settled. ~
. -- S. H. SAYRE BROS.
Nlnntrose. Sept. 15t.•1859. -
1 •
KEYSTONE•4IOTEL •
At Montrose, Penn.
.
WM. IL FLATCH, Proprieto r .
rpHIS' now and • commodious .1100 situated
on Public Avenue, near the Court' iioust:,and
nearly in the centre of the businesii portion of
,Montrnse, is, now fu ly completed'and furnished,
and will be opened oil Monday.. the 7.7th . day of
the present month for. the accomModation. of
the — public and .travelers. The Propletor feels
confident that he is now prepared,o enter in
guests in a manner that cannot fail to give
Complete. Setiiiitietion.
The Hotel and Furnilurtv,are new,l and no ex.
pense has_been spared to render it equal, if not
superior to any similar establishment in this part
of the State. s.lt is well supplied with all the
recent improvements ,and comfortir and obliging
waiters will always be readyto realiond to the
call of-customers. , I
The Stables connected with this Illnuse are
New and,Contenirt.
The Proprietor respectfully solicits the patnin.
ago of his old friends, and the enerally..
WM. N.. HATCH.
. -
Montrose, September tilst, 1858. I . _
Satt, 'Salt , 1 at 11 •
gia,inEt a
WHOLESALE SALT DEALER,
201 - Wdishingtou-st4 . -
(Directly opposite Washington llarket,)
New " 4 2"c"kir,...
STILL CONTINUES to offer to the city and
A 7 COUNTRY trade, all kinds of 'FOREIGN
Coarse and - Fine.SALT, at the very loWest figures;
40000 sacks and bags, consisting in part of Ash
toes celebrated brand for table - and•!dairy' nap;
:Jeffrey & Darcy. Marshall's, Browelow's, &c..
and 50000 bushels Turks Island, Ilonares, C o.,
racoa, St. 'Thee, Lisbon. Cadiz, Ivies, Nantcs,"&c.„
all of whiCh will be sold at bargain prices from
vessels, storertai4- storehouse,s,
- Any purchaser wishing toselect from a good
assortment will find it to his interest to 'mill: -
N. 3.—Fine table salt put up in small bags of
different sizes, and constantly on band in ship.
ping order. Also a splendid, irticln. of Ro?k
Ground salt, in quart boxes, put up and for-sale
by the quantity, in cases of five dozen each. - : -
. New York, April Ist, 1859.-Iy* . •
' Dr, 'CoggswelPsr
"ANTI-PHIOGISTIC SILTS!'
a Intro Core for INFLAMMATORY Diseases of
all kinds, for Nile by ABEL TERRELL.
Montroackinne. 22d; 1858; 1/4
TANDPLAIN TEETH,
I. for sakby • ABEL TERRELL
PREPARE FOR WINTER:
THE recent cold weather warns us that win.
ter will soon- be' up'on us, and 'all abould
be properly prepared for It.
so= altovEs, ,tiu -- ) TailO r,
desires"everybody to remember that , he is -al
ways ready to de all work in his line, in
fact manner. - -
* • -
CUTTING, DONE FOB theiREADIN
.. Montrose Oct. 261 b. 1859.-1z8m:
SALTALT, by the &et or PoOod, tor;
by ' . - . AfIEL TURRELL,
sAnnronws
LIVER INVIGORATOR
NEVER.
I DEartaTmizs. T
la Com pool nde if eau:alp !root 017iou, sad
•
has become sa cuaabiabeal faas all/Wu/I Moitclaa, kaaxa
sad a
sorndrsVe! T eat i l ' eo to L A; ,I= 4 ,;:f
It las aired tboassals etrign U 4 bat reeve
bid ern up an anaa aor Mat u
weMasd'eartalluuesla as Yana. •
Tbsdwessums to We tau seam
U. tad us• al /a cab q sa
set sea, as Ws bawds.
La SU Cams oe'rene sallasattsale Hit la _
US of the LIVER VIRORATOR, sod it
"nal ars Liver Como plakella r lEllons
laths, DripitiaNdi, blo Diarrhoea,
SIIIIIIM • a plattifs, Dpeenle..
Dimpert r ilottr Sloan aelt.
le„ Cholera, Chow.
I , l,Cholera nntuals Motu .
LTH,.."110114 ta
Jaundice, Female Weakness..
Allt i and MAY be used sue. oessfully es an Chnlina.
.2 , Family. Medi- F t clue. lOnlleunpfllCE.
SARA CII E, thcauatala eau testify.) in
twenty minutes, if two or threi Tea,
spoonfuls are task- ea cazazaeaceateat of
Ai (who use lb are glelng,thele twohnoty
la Us favor. • ' I
£lll „WATER IN THE MOUTH
"rum rfirviconATon, AND SWALLOW
IttOrklt TOGETTIER.
Pelee One Dollar per Cottle.
ALSO.— 1
SANFORD'S -
_ .FAMIL Y
es folloWsi
per yard;
Rich Plaid
s. per yard::
Ito lA*. per
oat: 88 to
s Co.; eew
es; also of
res, Plaids,
s. to e 5;
liars -from
24e. each;
i d Flowers;
env,*
ntid Enam.
Gaiters and
call
irangenient
!Menses in
New Styles
Id will take.
all and see
notion paid
CATHARTIC PILLS,
Pare Vegetable Extract., and put' attain
tiLASS CASES, Mr Tight, and.veLU hoop
In anY climate. -
Tie • Finally Cne •th 'mile PILL b• gen.
tie . bat active Cathartic 3 which. the proprietor has
need In kir ',mike more .
17 . than twenty years.
'The immtaatly thereastair Mound from - throe who
havelong twedtketFiLL% EA and the Ilathettlati, which
an expiate' te regent lather
,nse,hsaliodnewl asto place
OMB whithithereseb of aIL
The Profession wall know that different Cathartics aet
on different sot the 'bowel* • .
The FAMILY ITHARTIC PI L L
has, with deereferenea.to Vila well malMalmt An,
Won emsposnadel thorn a t o misty of the mired Vets,
table Erne* which g alike on erery-part Of The.
alimentary anal, and are gond and safe to all eas •
en where ,Cathartle Is Deeded, nett as De.
riingements of • the Stomach A Sleep*.
nes.. Pains fn the Bark and" Lolne,-
Costivener" Pat n • nail ilkprenotat over
the - , orho e body, -
fser,req uent lLoss y.. •Of nAppeealected,
.
sublet of Coln over
allnessi lre neadaehe, or
I gam inatory
n or Ms,
Fortillerof Sla alt m"
Matt Is belt, too namerous
=Wt. Rem. tos. ,
riticg Ina tiv,)
Trus Liver Inrioratol
Alhartle Pills are Stalled
oak wholesale by the Treks to all
Si T. W. KAMM!
Man,
-333. B ro ad iw•
For alit int Montrose-1
nep2'9 '59 -iy • ABEL TURIL
• •
er7s . -S 1-
arsapa •
j
Ay
A cceitpound rein l cd Y, is which we have la
bored to produce the meet effectual alterative
that can bo made. It is a concentrated extract
of Para Sarsaparilla, so combined with other
substances of still greater alterative power as
`to afford' an effective 'antidote for the diseases
Sarsaparilla is reputixi. to cure. It. is ,believed
that such a remedy:is wanted by those who
imffer from Strumous complainti, and 'that one
which wilt accomplish their cure must prove
of immense service to this large class of-our
afflicted fellow-citizens. How completely this
compound will do it has been proven by exper
iment on many of the worst cases , to bofound
of the following complaints:—
Scrievacs AND Sanely tors Comm -tram,
Enurnims EIIIIPTIVD Damming, Ilicrits;
_ .... .
,
l'iscrai.:s,": Monne.; 1 Tenons, SALT :bastes,
• SCALD HEAD I STPILIitS AND STPHILTIIO Ap
/ 1267'10N:1. 21;IICIntLiT; Disuse, Daorlir, NEC
nAtcax•on. Tic Doe:tit:l4ex, Denims*, Dvs.
. rants 'AND INiSiCiSTION, ENT;SIPFLe..,BI R&M
On ST.ANTIIONIA FLEE. and Indeed the whole
class of complaints arising from:lstrenrrt or
' :ME .BLOOD._' : d :
This cmbpound will be found a great pro-' .
motet of health, when taken' in the spring, to
• expel the foul htimors which ( fester in the
blood at that season of the year. ; By the time
- ly expulsibn of them many rankling disorders
' are nipped iii the bed. Multitudes can, by
the aid of this.remedy, spare themselves from
tho endurance of foul! eruptions; and ulcerous
sores, through which the system will strive to
rid itself of corruptions, if. -not assisted ..to do
- this through the natural ehimnels of the body
.by en alterative medicine. Cleanse out the ;
vitiated blood whenever you turd its impurities •
- buriting-through the skin in pimples, eruption*,
.- or sores ; cleanse it when you ; find it is oh
structed•and sluggish' in the veins; cleanse 'it
. whenever it is foul, and your feelings 'w ill tell
<, yen when. Even where noparticular disorder
is felt; people enjoy better health, and live
longer, for cleansing the blood. - Keep the
blood healthy, , and all is lvell ;.: but with this
Talinlum of life - disordered , there can be no
. _
astiog health. Sooner or later something
muSt. „. go wrong,- and, the great machinery, of
life ;is disordered or overthrown:* 'l .
•Sarsaparilla has, • and ditservcs much, the -
- repittation,'of accomplishing these ends. Dut
the i world. has been egregiously deceived - by
preparations of it, Partly' hOcause the drug'
,'alone has not all the virtue thit is 'claimed
for lit, but 'more becanke many PrepWations,
._
, pretending to be_ concentrated extracts of it,.
contain but little of the virtue of Sarsaparilla,
or Any thing else.
buringlate 'years the public have heen mis- -•
led ibv larg c bottle., pretending to: give a quart
' of ixtract of Saisaparilla for one dollar. Most
of these have beery frauds upon the sick, for •
the}' notonly contain little, if 'any,
.Sarsapa
rilla, but ofte n no curative properties Whatev- '
. er. 1 •llence, bitter and painful disappointment •
has' followed the use Of the various extracts of
Sarsaparilla which deed' the market, until th e
name itself-is justly. depisecl, and boa beccime
_ Lynonymous with imPositinn and; cheat, Still '
we Call this comjoimd Sarsaparilla, and intend
to. supply such a remedy as shall rescue the
nettle from the load of obleq - uy which rests
upon it.. _ And we think we hare greund for
believiiig it has virtues which ire irre si stible
.
by the ordinary run of the' diseases It islintend-
... ed !to cure. 'mortice to Secure their complete •
eradication from the systeth, the remedy should
be judiciously taken according to directions on
the bottle. -.
PREPARED n' 1
fbit. ,1';• C.,. 'AYE It -4: CO.
LOWELL, MASS. l',
. Prise, el Per Bottle ; , .41. Bottles for $5.
-
• - Ayer s s Cherry 'Pector al,
'-, i ,
1.. i. ..., "ion for it such a renown for the; core of
every variety of Throat and rung Complain; that
? it ie entirely unnecessary for us to reCciuut the
evidence of its virtues, wherever it :has been eirt
ploked. As it bas long been in consiant. use
throughout this section, we need not do mine than
assure-the people its quality is kept up-tolthe beat
. it e;ver has been, and that it may be relied op to
do for their relief ail it has ever been found to do.
-, ' • , '1 r•
Ayer's Cathartic' Pills,,i.
. PoR THE COILD OP ; f •
' C,Wirenere, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,.
Dyscnkry, Foul Slomach,-Erysipelas.ilicadache a "
:Nee, Rheamatism, Eruptions and &iv Ducares,,
' Liier.C,,inp4zint, .Dropsy, Tmter,f, Minors 'and
• Sall :Mem, Worms, -Gout, Neuralgia at a'
'Dinner ri ll , and for Purifying. the B lood. .
They are .svgar.coatedio that the most sensi
tive can take them pleasantly, and they, are. the.
,beit aperient in the world for all the purposes of a
fondly physic. !.
• , 14100-25 cents-per Pox; Five Woo for $l.OO.
. . -
• • _Great numbers of Clergymen, Phfsiciane, States•
men, and eminent personages, hive lent their
names to - certify the unparalleled usefulness of these
•rettiailes, but our space here will not permit the
• insertion of them. The Agents below named fur-
Mat grade our ANZDICAN ALISANAO itlyrhich they
are given ; with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
loWed for their cure.' -- ,
.Do not be put of by unprincipled dealers. with
other preparationi they make more profit on.
Deinand Alva's, and take no where. . The sick
•
I wat t the best aid,there is for thermkrui they shotdd
have it. . -
are
- 1
T , All our Remedies for solo by: I
A.
1 . . ,
uARELL. Montrose; A. 1". Bilt.z.za; & Co )
Gibson; I: HowronD, Friendsvilli; 'Winn &
Sltrrii,,SUMMera; IRA scorr, Springtillo ; HAY
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1f,4111.W established fact, that all disuses arise Erma - •
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The blood is the life t and when any foreign or unhealthy'
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