C==l
THE FIRST
OF Tit E
•
NEW . "V"M.A..tt
AYDPI•BROTHFAS, THETEOPLE'S ;
Agents, are now opening the' mo s t enor
inoas.Stoek of
• -WINTER DRY GOODS,
BOOTS ti: -.SHOES,
READ Y-MA DE-CLOTHING;
iIATS & CAPS; GROCERIES,
BUFFALO ROSVASw
_YANKEE NOTIONS,. WA TCHES,
1: 1 `4;,„ JEWELRY cf:C, &CZ,. • •
- '•;•• - tver_iltbaght to thin end of the State. Bought
in 1 . 4; York and of the Eantern Manufacturers
FOR CASH ! and which we have niarked'dowe
at Aiattattnuvr Low PRICES!
WE DEEP, COMPETITION! .
.
WE .7XI7TE LVVESTIGATION ! !
E • SOLldlt 4AMINATION !I!
As We 'feel conEdalli in all we assert.- The day,
of large profits liai - gone . by, and.we hm:e . good
GOODS, CII_EAPjor th'e MILLION!
The sileeessTOf our house has prompted
Wiral F 0 GY.- 6 S '
to filch from, us gill- good name. earinot
prevent this, of course, neither do we desire to,
and have no apprgfiension of any evil result to.
our businesq..
BUT wg . ', ckili:,,AND-.WILL,
sell much 1046 . 44haii - it* other establishMent
in this part of State; and wo. mill. always
maintain our ttgyu ation for
PRIC,E THE LOWEST!
STOOK THE MOST EXTENSIVE!
STYLES the Most Rashionalle ! • •
• Qualities'the Most Renate"!
OUR.MOTTO IS S'MALL PROFITS!
GooeValue ! Quick Returns AI
ONE PRICE and NO DE VIATIbEi
Our system of doing business . creates much
jeaiousy among Old Fogy Merchants wholfave
as many prices, on ate same gocds as the3'have .
customers.
OUR 01'E ,PRICE - SYSTEM
pleases our ;Ad:customers and creates many new.
ones, we intend to rontinuil it. Rementher and
call before von buy, if it is palling more than
to keep well posted-up..
Lir We „possess diivantages 'for purchasing
goock,nver any house in t ' this section; and the
unparalleled increase of our sales s fer the past
year warrants as in saying that we never were,
and never will be undersold.' We fear no com
petition. Flour and Salt always on hand.
Every 4;ind Cf Produce taken in exchange for
Goods. Cash paid for Pelts and.Fitrs.
HAYDEN BROTHERS.
New Milford, Pa., Jan. Ist, 1860. • • '
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.
The proprietors and manufacturers of HOS
TETTEII'S c:r.u:BEATED STO:Mdell
TEES can, appeal with perfect confidenr to
fltysicians awl citizens generally of the I: IBM .
states, because the qt.; icle has-attained a repu
tation heretofore unknown. A few facts upon
this polut,w ill spool: more powerfully than
voluntes :4' hare as or blazoning puffery,
Th cot sumptieu of Hostetter's Stout:tell Bit
ters.for the last.year ei'miittnied to over a' laf-
Inillion-1)ouliool from its manifest steady
increase in fon4s; past, it is evident that during •
_ the ceialtse.-).:etir the cowinaption- will reach
near cue is thicirslsca ties. This immense :mount
ceol•I never:hi:rye been sold but for the rare .
medicinal properties . contained it:1110 prepara
tion, and the ion of the tacl.4.•promitient.
plQ;i..itin's in those cc. tions of the country ••
,where the article is best known, who not only
recommend :the Bitters to their, patients. Litt
. are ready_at all times to Five testimonials toils
-efficacy in ell cases of stomachic deranicnientO
/tad tie diseases result:pg. - therefrom,
IThis is itc.t a tettpt.•rary popularity, obtained
liy extraordinary efforts in the way of tram-.
peting the qualities of the Litters, hot n solid
eAiratitien of an invaluable medi . ..lnc, which is
elestinel to Its nc (rehiring as that. itself.
Host et t errs Si aMach hSitters have proVcal
ti'Goersend to eeiri„his where fever and ague
and varions other - bill -us complaints have
• counted their victims Ly hundreds. To be
able to state confidently, that the Bitters"
are a certain ciireufor the liysit'epsia and like
• diseases, is to thel•roprielors a source of üb
alloyed pleasure. _lt removes 811 morbid mat t pt.
from the stctipiach, purifies thi.t7 s hlocl, sad
i niparts renewed :vitality to the net-Vous system,
giving thitOone and energy indispatisahle
for the restoratioreof hbalth. ' It operates uptin
the Stomach, hie; and otlfer digestive organs,'
mildly but powerfully, and coon restores theta
to ncouditicn essential to the healthy discharge
of the function's of. nature.. • •
•, Elderly persons may nse the Hitters daily as
per directions on the bottle',-.and they will find
in it a slintulanu.teculiarly adaptV. to comfort
declining years. it is pleasant td the palate,.
invie , a-tting to the bowels, exchilent as a tonic,
itlnkrejuvenating generally. We.ltave the evi
dence. of OW:as:lnds of aged men and women
who hack , experienced the benefit of using this
preparation while suffering from stomach de
ra•plwitais awl general debility; acting under
Dm advice of play-icbms, they . lmve aband o ned
•
nil delta crious; drugs and fairly tested the
merits If this article. A few words 'Co the
gentler sex. There aro. certain pet iods 'when .
their cares are CO harassing.thnt malty of them
sink under •the trial. The relation of.mollter
and child is set absorbingly tender, that the
' mother, especially if the be young, is apt, to
forget her own health in her criretticanxiety.
for her infant. Should the period of maternity
etrrive".duriag the stammer season, the wear of
bddy ma mind is generally aggravated. Here,
them-is a-nceessicy for a stimulant to recipe=
rntethe energies of the'system, and enable the
"• mother to bear op under her exhausting trials
and responsibilities. Nursing mothers gene
rally prefer the Bitters- to all Other invigora:
tors t itaat receive the enders.. ement of
.physi
' china, because it is agreeablb,ici the taste as
well as certain to give a permanent increase
of bodily strength,.
t All those persons, to whom we have particu
larly referred. above,, to wit; :sufferers from
fever and ague, caused by malaria, illarebeea,
dysentery, indigestion, loss of appetite, and
all diseases or derangements of the ,stomach,
sufterannuated-ltavnlids, persons of sedentary
eseupation, nod nursing mothers; will consult
their own, physical r.-elfarelty giving to Hos- .
• teller's Celebrated Stomach Bitters a trial. •
CAUTION.,We caution-the public against,
using soy of the pithy imitations or counter
feits, but ask for HOSTETTER'S' CELEBRATED
STCNACII LITTInqk, and see that each bottle has
- the words •••Itr. J. llostetter's , Stoinach Bitters"
....blown on the side'of the bottle, and stamped
on the metallic cap covering the cork, and
observethat-eur autograph signature is on the
Prepared and i•oldhy lIO§TETTER
SMITH. Pittsburgh, Pa., and ;old by all
•• druggists, grocers, and dealers generally
° throughout the United states, Botith.Ame-
Plea, and• Germany. •
at - Fr.r sate in 3lontiose by
jaol•s 1y ABEL TURRELL
OUR MUSICAL FRIEND.
It It* Companion for ,Wiutfor„4enths:
Every Pianist, I
Should procure this weekly
Every Iz...ingest; Publication of 'Vocal and
1 ,
Every Teacher, 'Piano Forte Music, cost-
Every Pupil, king but 10 CENTS - .a
Every Amateur, - number, and 'pronounced
By the entire ress of the Country, to be •
"The Best
i: and Cheapest workrk ofthe.khd . in
• the World." ' • . •
Twelve Full-sized Pages of Vocal and Piaiio
Forte Music ,!-- , . .
For 10 4 6 - 23:t1Eir
Yearly, 85; lialf.yearly,s2,-50; Quarterly, $1,25.
Subscribe to our "Musical Friend," or order
it from the nearest Newsdealer, and you will
have music enough for your entire family. at an
jusimaificant cost ; and if you want Music'for
-the- e Flute, Violin. Cornet, Clarionet, Accordion,
&c., &b., subscribe to the
SOLO IMCCLODIST,
Containing 12 pages, costing only • • •
10_c.: Number, Yearly,s2so;
All the Back Numberssat 10 cents, and bound
yoi canes. containing 17 Numbers, x!52,50 each,
constantly on hand,
C'. B. SEYMOUR' &
• I - 107 Nr.r..-an St.. New York.
tr - -.aw c #/
••
.iGiliciapastl Bast! Larg
.
080 '
_ p
niyA (Or Tuition !in Single-and' Doublentry
Book-Keeping,Writing Commercial Ari hme
tict rcud . Leciures. • - •• •
,: •
Itoaid.B wieekis :$l2O, Stallone,* *it,
Tnipeu $35, entire expen s es
. .
Usial tinie from 6to 10 week s : Every stn.
dent; 'upon gradustiug, is guaranteed cora iment
to manage the Books of any Business, ant: qual:
ified to earn rt!salary 'of from •' . .
•$5OO TO—$101)0.-
Stlident,s enter at Any Vaeation-r-
ReVidw at pleasure. ' ,
a
Firbt Ptemium for Best Business %Vriting for
1859. received at Pittsburgh,• Pliiladelphio i and
Ohio State Fairs. Also, at the principal Fairs
of itui Union for the past four years., '.• • •
14 — Ministers' Sons received at 'halt' , price..
.1 1 ‘,„4F4.1,1 Circulars, Specimens, and , ) mbllisii-,
ed, Vieu4s- of the College, ipeloso five letter
staitiris„tcp
,F. W. JENKlNS,•Pittsburgh, Pa. •
.larMary .19th, 3860.-3 y • .
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~.:~,-~.
Fil~tt~.,
1 .-
- An aperient and stomachic preparati.. of,
S IKON purified of Oxygen and, Carbon by cont.
i',buStion in Hydrogen, of high medical anther.
I .sit3i and •extraordinary efficacy in each of the . •
;following complaints, : . I 1"
. _DEBILITY, NERVOUS AFFECTIONS,' EN&
DYSPEPSIA- Dl TatirP 4 CONSTI
i 'PATTON, SCROFULA, SALT RHEUM. SCURVY, -
/41INDICE, LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUMA
TISM: MERCUBIAL CONSEQUENCES,_
_INTER
; it.NT FEVERS .. NEURALGIA. - CHRONIC
!HEADACHES, FEMALE WEAEN,
; !MENSTRUATION, WHITES, CIILOROSIS, etc.,
.PIMPLES ON THE PACE, .11.01JOHNES! OF
;THE -SKIN, etc.,
'he IRON being absorbed by the blood; and .
• ;.thiis circulating through the whole system, no
pail of the body can!escape their truly wonder.
l i ful influence.
The experience of thousands daily.provei that
preparatiog of Iron can. for a moment be
!{;comparedwitliit. Impurities of the blood, de.
•ii pr'ession of vital energy, pale and othetwiee
sickly complexions indicate its necessity in
!I most every conceivable case. In ell cases of
fejnale'debility chiorosis, etc:), its
•!, effects are delightfully renovating. No remedy .
'I! has Over } peen discovered, in the whole history
tor medicine, which exerts such prompt, happy, '
and fully restorative effects. Good appetite, cone
prste digestion, rapid acquisition of strength, '
with an unusual disposition for active and
cheerful exercise, immediately follow its use.
!! AS a grand stomsehio and general restorative ,
;' it has ne superior and no substitute.
Pat Up In neat flat nietal boxes contalnling
50 pills, price 50 cents per box t six boxes, '
50; one dozen boxes, $4 00. For sale by
Drnsuistf. senerall. Will be sent free to
address oh receipt of the price. AU lets
*ere, Orders, etc., &tumid be stAiretsed to
LOCKE & CO., • .
General Agents.
339 ,BROADWAY, Y.
I..—The above ill a flavelmtle of the
o n each box.
mle in Blotrose by _
ly ABEL . TURRELL. Agent.
B
label
• For
, decld,
THE IiTIEDICINE of the` MILLION
I PHILOSOPHY AND FACT:
I:. ,f
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Ii t ii -I,
i : ' •- , 1
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: 11 0 IL
i THE EXCITING CAUSE OP SICENESS. ~
,risli I. BLOOD is the life -sustaining - agent. I,
fn ishea the components' of flesh,bbne ' - mils
iele, ne e and integument. The stomach is its
Imanuf •tory, the Feint; its distributors, and . the
Intestin s the channels thriugh which - the waste
.matter rejetted in its productions, is - :expelled.
Upon the stomach,the circulation and the bowels,
these Pills act simultaneously, relieving indige.i.
iion, purifying the fluids, and regulating the
excretions. - ' I
. 'THE _NATIONAL' COMPLAINT.
, . Dyspepsia is - the most common disease among
;all classes in this country. It assumes a thous
!arid ;banes, and is the primary source 1 a innutu
forable dangerous maladies; .bnt whateckir its type
hr symptoms, how ever obstinate its re_ita
isnco to
ordinary preparations; it yields readily and rap
idly to this searching and unerring remedy. ! BILIO US. AFFECTIONS:
-1 The quantity of the bile is of . vast importance
'to health. Upon the liver, the gland which ie
eretes this fluid, these Pills operate `specifically,
,Infallibly rectifying its irregularitiei, and eirectu•
'alb; curing Jaundice, Bilious 13.ecnittants, and all
'the varieties bf disease generated by an unnatu
al condition'-of the organ. .-
• - , ,
BOWEL COMPLAINT'S -
'pleas the bowels perforin their functions prop,
- erlY, the whole-body suffers. Tens of thonsands,
Mlle annually of Dyisentery, Diarrhma , Chronic
4.; onstipatibM and other diseases of these waste
pipes of the_system. •Tkie'elrect of the Pills upon
>till, intestinal iliserders,.• whether easual-or epi
1-:iiemic, is &phenomenon in medicime. By follow
ingl the printed directions, the most alarming ca.
llaes of bowel complaint are promptly Controlled.
1 A WORD TO FEMALES.
I _The local debility and irregularities) which are.,
the especial annoyances of the weaker sex, and
I Which, Wilco neglected, alw4S shorten life, are
.'kelieved for the time being, and pl . - mated in time
Ite c,ome,by a course of this mild, thoroNtlterative•
-. \ . [
ilolloway's Pilisisre the best remedy kno - len in the
! world Pr the following diseases : I -
Astinllll Chest Diseases Fever and Ague '
Coughs Bowel Complaints_ Female Complaints
K:olds Costiveness - Inward Weakness
Diarrhoea Headaches Liver Complaints
Dropsy, Indigestion Lowness Of Spirits .
Debility Inflammation Stone and Gravel
ilnflueriza L)yspeiisia ' SOcondary Symptoms
Pies. Venereal Affections Worms of all kinds
*** sola• at the, Manufactories .of Professor
Holloway, 80 Maiden Lane,iNew York, and 244
Strand, London, b 3 all respectable 3:llfriggists &
Dealers in Medicine thro'out the Cab* 4States
and the civiiized world, in hoses at, f$5F cents,
2 1-2 cents , and $P each.
1 1 - 1 1Eir There is a considerable saving byel*lng
the larger sizes.
j N. .13.---Directtons for the guidance of liatienta
in every dis Order are affixed to each pox. .
. jel6*yl 24eow'
4 .
SHOES::
A LARGE LOT for men women and children;
jaat received, and for sale at the very
low
!eat rates; by J. LYONS, I& SON..,
sepB ,
r, s FLOing, fresh ground,ground,Me/asses and Sa
•
g.ari,"Cheap. Tußt received and for sae by
21th.1 " LYON SON.
I ffIJIIRE;I_,'
EL, • •
n f o i l o v m re ' selylie'ciig P
!and ni•• 1
chasing, and_ isselecting
of the
larg"ttAt!oshoi4amontu)r,
eier offered in this market. "Tho quality of
nearlY ; every. thing good; end - -iail w•arranted.ae
represented._ Terms;' ready earth and low - prices.
Some genets, Moe of the stock may he formed,
from the' fellontitigOttmeratiort: • • • • •
- - 111111GElf,XEDICINES,
' Chemicals, Paints,toils, Varni'shes ' •
Windeti Glass, Dye Stu!lk; Orefierias.Laritss, •
Glass Ware,•Crockery, Mirrors", Clocks, Wall Paper,
Window Paper, Window '9ll saucy Goods;
Musical Instruments, Jevrelry, Perfnmery t
Stone Ware, Brooms, Brushes,WMps, . ,
llmbrealas, Bird Cages, Pocket , I
"Knives, Guns,-Pistols,
Ammunitima,Liquors,Trusses; • - I
Supporters; tort-moimaies, Shoulder
Braces, Spectaeles, - Silver and Plated beano, -
Forks, Ste., Gold Pens, Stationery; Violin, Guitar,
Ban Viol Strings, Bows, &a, porcelain Teeth, Litt
. ographs, Artilst!s Tube Paints, Brushes, itch
and an the popular Patent Medicines..
- Also some Dry Roods,Woodeui
' . Hard &Japanned Ware,
Fluid and Oil tans, Camphene; ' -
Burning Fluid, Alcohol, Ttirpentine,
Lamp, Tanter's,Beat Foot,Lard,Olive, Cuter,
Boiled and Raw Linseed, and Coal OILS, White
Lead, Zinc,
and all kinds of Colored Paints, Vine
• gar, Canary seed, find s other things' too
numerous to mention. • . .
Aa it is impracticable to give more Ilion a gen
eral outline of my stock through the Nciwipapers,
_every one wishing goods is trivited to colt and
examine. Customers, on. entering : .;the Store
must not
9 xpect to find every thing ht fight;but
nearly every article'manted will 141 produced
by inquirY. Thankful for the Rimini 1 . 1 patronage
hitherto received; I hope to merit and receive a
large, increase' of the same.
lifontrose, Oct. 5,'59: ABEL TUR.RELL
‘oze/-'
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
LOCATED OVER 171 E austiaailANNA. VALLEY prow;
•
-•BINGHAMTON N. Y..
Rooms opon for liastruction from 9 rwto 9:39
p. • - r
FACULTY:
W. LOWELI ! , Principal, Profeksor of the
Scihifce of,Accounts, Practical Accountant.
- ig Ahor of Lowell's Treaties upon Rook-K(p.
Diagrams illustrating .the undo.
JO 4 iftt Assistant Professor 1.12 the Book.
Weeping Departinfmt.
A. J: WArmEn;Profeastir of Practical and Or
namental Penmanship, Commercial Calcula
tiors and Correspondence.
LECTURERS:
Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson, Lecturerpn Commer
cial Law and Political Economy.; • .
Hon. Ransom Da!corn, Lecturer 4# Contracts
Promissory-Notes and Bills of Exchange.'
Rev. Dr. E.-Audrev:s, Lecturer oniCommercia
Ethics.
.EXAMINIAG CO7IIMIITEE:
,
lion. Sherman D: Phelps, Wm. Qsborn, Esq.,
Tracy R.Xorgan,
The object of this College is to afford to all
an opportunity of obtaining a thorough Business
Education.
The Books and Fbrms are eareftilly arranged
by practical accountants.expressly for.this In
stitution arid einbraj . e all - the recent improve
_
merits.
The course of instruction eonfprish.s every
department, of business. The learner will be
thoroughly taught the - science an 4 practice of
Double Entry Book-Keeping as applied to - the
following kinds- of business, viz: General Mer
chandising, Manufacturing; Banking, Commis-.
sign, _ Steamboaling, Railroading, lForwarding,
Fteighting, Foreign Shipping, &c.
Ladies Department entirely separate from
that of the gentlemen.
',Students can enter College at any time and
receive individual instruction. c Byjthis arrange.
ment every student is permitted to progress as
rapidly as.his enterprise and ability will per
mit, and - when through ; perfect and complete,
will receive a Diploma Which will enable him
to - review atpleasurc. - •
, Time ;to:complete the course, from Six to
'twelve weeks. No vacations. Board 53;50 per
week.- . •
TERMS:
•
!For Book-Keeping, full accouniant's course,
inc:uding Practical Pentilanship," Commercial
Computations and Diplonia, (Time .rinlimit
t) - • - - - $35 00
Same course for Ladies (separate aPar
ment,) - - - - 20 00
Penmanship and Arithmetic, - 10 (.0
Teachers' course in Penmanship, Practi
. cal and Ornamental,• - - r-- • - 00,00
Twelve lessons in Practical Penman,- - 00
szjr Occa . si on al classes will •be formed in
Monogr:4ly. For .full paiticular;s send for a
circular.
WM. B. SIMPSON,
WI It it
.IIE PAIIK-11
Shbp in Boyd .ch Webster's new building,
next door above Keeler d: Stoddard's.
AVING worked for the. past nine yearnHwith the most skillful workmen, he feels
confided. that he c.. 4 do the most difficult jobs
on short notice:
All WorkWatraoted to Give Sitistaction.
W. 8.. SIMPSON has worked for me for some
time, and I can recommend him as '.a careful and
skilful, workman, coulp . etent to do 'is good work
as can be" done in the. country, and worthy of
. Wm. A. C
confidence. , .
HAMBERLIN.
Towanda lane-10th, 1858
Rekrs to--Wm. Elwell, E. W.tßaird, E. D
Mobtayne, Q. Goodrich, B. Kingiaßury, 'rowan
da;. B: S. Bentley, L. Searle, D. • Lathrop
J. Wittenberg, Montrose. -
* * *J,ewelry neatly "- repaired on shot notice
end on reasonable terms: [Jane 15010858.—d.
• , -,-_,- SALAMANDER Sitfee.-1-EVANS
"....' Tfictra ----,-; & Watson, No. 26 south foUrth
• I r_:=:.v , I street, Philadelphia, have now on
hand a large assortmeni of Fire
• '.'-'- -. I and Thief-proof - Safes. Also
Ircin doors for bank, stores, iron
shutters, Iron • sash, all makes of Locks, equal
to any in the United states.
Flit Safes in one Fire. All mile out Right
• • with contents in good condition. •
TIIE SALADIANDEB S.AFZS OF PIpLADELPHIA
• AarAINST,TIII2.WOIii.O.
- "EVANS & WATSON,
IlaVe. had the surest demonstration in the
following certificate • that tlfeir Manufacture of
Salamander Safes has- at length Wily warranted
4 1 10 representations which have been .made -of
-them asenderipg, an andoubteksecurity against
the terrific element : r - ,
Philadelphia, April 12th, 1856. ,
Messrs,. EVANS & . WATSON.—G,entleaten: It
affords us the-highest satisfaction' to state to
you.that owing to the very protebtive qualities
of two of the Salamander Safe's which we
purchaked:of you some months since, we saved
a large - portion of ourjewelry,and Atli our books,
papers, &c„ exposed to the .; calamitousfire in
Ranstead Place, on the morbingiof the 11th
-
When we reflect that these Safes were located
in the fourgustory of the building : T wo occupied,
and that they subsequently fell into a heap of
burning ruins, where the vast. concentration of
heatjcaused the brass plate.s 14h, we cannot
but regard the pre - serration. of their valuable,
contents as most convincing proof of the great,
security afforded by 'your Safes.
'We shall take much -pleasure ip reeommend.
ing them to men of-business as it snrei'rellance
against fire.
GEORGE W: SIMMONS &SRO., Jewelers,
WhO have parchaßrqt Six largo SafPm sinre. ,
.Aprit,2l 2 ., •
•
uRIALS,
wOULDN'T.T.A.E - A,WORLO F,011.,TH15,"
a lad remarked,' Co Os a day or two. since, as
'She e 'hibited _the portrait of an only child, Bono
to the_, spirit land;" which- was one of .
• Tt:T33l3lEit' •
•
low. I - should regret-it, had:l net' secured
this. precioUs memoral of that dear one." So
thought we.. The . loved ones are not. always .
with; us, and while we 'can titan; ours, every
'Oun:;_ehn ul d-secure Snell A memorial especially
since they can have theta so tiuthfully taken by
that eucceseruFartist,'Kß - . - .1 , 1,1145 i. - ,of .Biog-
11.0LIPAr',::,PROOTI
rp he subscribers have this day received another
1 !invoice of Jewelry, •,&c., direct from the
manbfactory, and are now prepared to show_to
their friends the best assortment of 'goods over
liefoO effereitin this market. All persons wish
ing to maketheir friends and families Christmas
Preiients, are invited to call and examine.'
i &len - • • EVANS•di. ALLEN. _
Odd Fellows! Hall, Binghamton, N; Y. •
IVEEDLES.—Bone and Weod Tidy • Nee.
.1..1! dies, Totting Shuttles, Crochet Needles,
Sewing, Darning and Knitting. Needles, for sale*
by i , - • • . EVANS & ALLEN. •
IT AIRTINg.--Blacki . ied and ! gilt Hair Pins,
1.1 various patterns and prices. by .
. - . Evarts di. ALLEN.
CArmlßAL.—A'fine assortment of Coral Beads,
ets,Necklaces, &c., by .
I
EVANS & Ar.t,ga.
SLEEVE•BUTTONS AND STUDS.—The
-st assortment of Sleeve.Buttonsang Statfi r `
all ces . aad qualities, or sale by •
-, - EVANS & ALLEN.
Q PECTACLES.—GoIk Silver, . Steel and
'l3 ;Gorman Silver Spectaelea; of all ages., for
ealelby - . EVANS & ALLEN. I .
TII3IBLES.—GoId, Silver and German Sit.
Ver Thimbles, a good stoek, - for sale q- -
• i • , • „.,•• •Evatis &.'ALLEN. '
N UT Crackers and Nut Picks at -.--
1
Evans & ALLEN.
GOLD PENS.—A first rate variety 'of Gold
Pens and Pencils, all sizes and ((militias,
by i . EVAN.s . & ALLEN.
rfl ABLE CUTLE.RY.—A good supply of
Knives and Forks, Carvers and Steels, by
, .
• EVANS & AELEN.
, . . .
P!
ORTBIBONNAIE and CARD CASES, in
! every variety---Pearl, Berlin Wire and Sliell.
'
EVANS & ALLEN,
,
WATCHES—A large stock of gold and ail.
Vl` 'vex Watches of the best•makers, many of
thein 'of our own' importation, at prices much
lower than have ever been sold'in town—War
ranted. good time keepers. ' K. & A.
--Also, Waiefi Chains, a first rate assortment
of pow Folf,,Vest, and Guard Chains.
Vdit kings and Breast Pins—a I;:autiful Iva.
riety, in setts double and single, consisting
- of pearl, Jet, Cameo, - Lava, Coral, Florentine,
Moahie,. Brilliant, Enamel, and all -Gold, various
patterns and prices: ' - • _
. ,
MEM
. , .
VINGER Ring —Diamond, Opal,.Pearl, En.
met Yet, and all GOLD, a great variety
from s4of down.
LOCKETS—a very fine iseortmont, GOLD
and Plated, I,
,2,- and 6 faces.
ILVER Waro--a.large stock of sterling',sil
ver ware, consisting of spoons, forks, ladles
, -
cups, cake, pie, ice cream, butter, & fruit knives;
cbildrens - setts, napkin rings, card cases, et b.
PLATED Ware—Ciiidors, cake baskets csrd
receivers, tea Betts, ice pitchers, sugar bas
kets, saltcellars, forks, spoons, toast racki, gob
ets, etc.
I3RACELETS-a:full suppiy, of every style, .
some very . rich patterns.
CLOCKS—Eight day, and thirty hour clocks
a great variety, warranted.
'nov 9 • . EVANS &
NO. V. Odd Fellows' Ha:11, Waslingfort -st;
CHANGE OF TIME=WINTER A
RANGEMENT—LI.; L.ct.llr. R. R.
EiriREMXIXM.t7M
O rt wi ,tl i d i lft r e u r n T as hur fo sd n a o y v, •,.l B ) ,. ce. st , , , 1 851 t, trains
Exiniss PASSENGE.R . TAAINS,—Moving. South.
The night express train on the N. Y.* E.R.R.
arrives at Gt. Bend a 3!28 a. m., and connects
with the express train leaving Gt. Bend for N.
Y.and Philadelphia at - - - 8:00 a. m.
Due at New Milford - - 8:17 -
Montrose - • - 8:36
' ilopbotioni - . 8:59
Nicholson - - 9:16 '
'FactorSvide 9:40
Abington - - 2:57 •
Scranton 10:30
- MOSCOW - - • 11:17
•
11:53
-Stroudsburg - 1:12 pm.
Water Gap -••-• 1:34
Columbia- - 1:50
Delaware (15 mina tes to dine) - 2:9J
Hope (Philad'a connection) 2:35
• Bridgeville 2:40
Washiegton 3:13 ,
. Junction - - 3:30 -
NOw York - - - . 7:15
Philadelphia .. - • - 8:20 .
EXPREsS TRAINS' 1910VI;SG NORTH. •-•
Passenger's (vim New 'York, leavo
Pier No. 2 North River, at .4:30 'a. in.
Passengers from Philadelphia leaio
Wilaut.street Wharf at - • 6:00
Leave Junction - •"- - • 11:10
Duo at 'Washington 11:28
Bridgeville - - - 12:01 p. .m
Hope(Philad,a connection) 12:05
Delaware (I.s.minutes to dine) 12:20 • •
Columbia . 12:20
, Water Gap • -- .1:01 •
• Stroudsburg - .1:15
• • Tobylianna I - 2:45 .
Moscow - 3:19
&ranton - • 4 : 05
. Abington - - - 4:42
•
Factoryville - - - 4:59
—Nicholson - • 5:19 '
HOpbottem., • - 5:42
Eir MONTROSE -1 . 6:0/
New 'Milford - - 6:22
Great Bend - 6:40
Conaecting at Great Bendiwith . the • '
Night Express going West _at- 1:45a. m:
An Accommodation _train leaves
Scranton for Great Bend at . 1b:35 a: m.
- • Factoryville ' 11:55
Nicholson - - 12;35 p. m.
' - Montrose.- • 1:50 .
Arrive at Great Bend -• 2:50
Connects with Dunkirk E. West 3:39
and Accommodation train West et 5:33
Accommodation 'train returning leaves
Great Bend at. 3:10.
Montrose - 4:05
Niceolson 4 5:15
Factoryvillo - 5:15
Due at Scranton - . 7:15 .•
The Accommodation train does not leave
Scranton until after the arrival of the morning
train on the Laekliwanna O. Bloomsburg ILA;
=
thus " giving passengers from the Wyoming Val
ley a direct- connection for the West by the
•,
morning train.
For the accommodation of way travel on the
Southern "Division a Passenger Car will be At.
tubed to the Express Freight trains leaving
Scranton at - 4:30 2. 133:
Duo at. Moscow . - ' 6.00'
Stroudsburg r• . 10:40'
i
' Junction ; • 2:40 p. M.
Returning will leave Jutiction at 4:00 4.. 01.
Due atStroudsburg at . 7:45
Molcowl_ . . 1:10 . •
• Scranton - - I. • • • 2:35
Passengers from New 'York will change ears
at Junction. To and foul Philada, via D.D.R.R.
leave or take carratilopi. l , For Pittston, Kings.
ton and Wilkes• Barre; lake ears of Lackawanna
& Bloomaburg R. R. at Seranton., For Jessup,
Archbald, and Carbondale,take Stages at Seim.
ton. - Tickets sold and baggage checked-
THECA/GM. JOHN BRISBIN, Supt.
Wm N. .I.E.xxs, General Ticket Agi•nt.
Seranton;.Nov, 2144, 1859,-*0
11:KENYON .TILSS
'WOULD respeetrulty, sollt the: insie'etin'n
Vl' of new ,and .very ri .1) agiortinent 'of
GOODS'
,
. _ ,
thif i rdaveoeived,•consisting in part of as folletvis:
'GA .Black bloke -Antique SilIC-18s.• per yard;
nolard Silk, nice tityle, 6s: Per yard; Rich" Plaid
Silk, the very neatest . patterns. 10s.• per yard;
Black Silk, 28 inches wide, froM 75. to 12s per
'yard; splendid Black S'llk.Shawls from .88 to
$ll, the finest assortment in Stisq'n Co.L.fies
invoito of Ginghams,.at very 1 w.prices; also or
Calicomglarge stock-of Venice Mixtures, Plaids,
' mid 'Lawns; Printed Shawls . rom 7s. ;to 85;
Brocha Shawls from 815. to $2.5; ,rollers lions.
6. ::cts. .to 20a.; Parasols. from is. to :243.,;,tae1it
Bonnet, a large stock; nibbling angt.r.nowerre
.alse a, new invoice_ocrtbets-Sticien.=-Congreas,
'Enamelled ands alf Skin;-Ladles Congress Gai
ters, Kid and Enameled; illissesGulf and _ Enam
elled.
Boots; Children Patodi Boots, Gaiters and
everything in that ilia& • Thai • would also Mill
attention to tho fact that having an - arrangement
with one of the largest ItOorting Houses in
New
-York they will rewire regnlarly New Stylim
as fast as they appcartn New YOrk, and - will take,
the greatest pains to please. all wfm call an d lee
and wish to purchase. l'artictilar attentiodiaid
to procuring fine g00d5 . ..44n evry Apia.: .1
A' new lot this day . received, and would re:
, . tame.
spectfolfy solicit an 'exemination of - th m.
Good Tea at 3., chi/ prfccs,.als'o at 46.65. da.:BB.
--. ' - tft Crikitel. . ,_ .. •
COFFIEE•.4ava, Rio: and Gfonnd. Coffee:.
SA LEIRATUS-Nfames Pyla's,Babbitt'iMed
icinal, find Exzebrior, &e. II AlLl3,'lnd-illsa. a
new stock Of WALL PAPER and WIN.
-DOW P A [Mit; thi a day re c eived. FAIR.BI•
1111G11"-OOLS of the most . ipprcived patterns.
•
, •
• -
Gild 'Band,
Shaded, rtlne /land; stid all the new
styles,•as Tas(as they appear in New:York.
"FLOUR constantly on hail& SALT by the
barrel or sack. PATENT-MLDICINES,
.GLASS, and eyerythinz elso:you wnIII.•_.
R.IiEN YON JR. & CO
Lawsville Centre, Pa,, luite Bth, 1859
-PLEMIJECVNTAT_N.
G. F. ionDnAnt •
T - LAs remoyed.his shop across the s treet, to
LA the building one door! below Keeler. &
Stoddard's,Whiell he has fitted up expreisly for a
Saddle,.Harness aid Trunk Shop
where inay.be found alSinds of •
•
11.4 5 1.1 = 1.1%1M •
fiom. the heaviest team, to .the lightest trottia, , i
harness, and n general assorment. of trimmings,
which will be Made bp or sold very low:.
• ; Carriage Trimmings;:
A good assortment on J....a, vy hicit will be sold
very low; all trimming ,done cheaper than else
where.
.OAK: LEATHER.
on hand, from Which harnesses wit' •be made and
NATetrristaa-- - tecl..
* * *Customers Will please bear . in mind that
wish to settle up once a year. Those having
unsettled accounts, or. notes due, will oblige
by settling or making payment without further
delay. • • G. F. IFORDH AM,
Feb. 114th, 1859.1 - Montrose, Pa:
"ISTC)UMWM -.-
COBB would respectfully - announce to the
L
public that he may still, be found at, the
Old stand, fully prepared to attend Co . the wants
of the community. wilkkeep on hand a good
•
stock of
cVrr COO . erien : •
• SOGAR§, TEAS, COFFEE; SPICES, FRVIS, FLouR
and SALT (by the sack or bariel,) Fisx,.aud all
ankles found 'in Firat Class Groceries. •
.
Ho would particularly call the attention of
Farmers and , olheri to the, • fact that .he is
constantly receiving , fresh supplies of
FIRST-RATKFLOURI.
also good and medium qualities, which will bp
sold RIGHT, for ready pay; in quantities to suit
the purchaser. • , - • •,
Cash paid for Pelts, Deacon, and Wal skins.
DISSOLUTION.
rr
HE firm of S. H.-SAYRE & Bnos. is this
_L 'day dissolved by mutual consent, a Sayre
withdrawing from the firm. The business will
be carried on attlieretnfore under the name and
style of S. EL Sayre & Biro: • The notes And,
accounts will be in the haugs- of D. Sayro for
settlement: All indebted to the firm will please
give.it their itruneaTtn attention, as ail the ac
counts must be settled.
S. H. SAYRE & BROS
Nfontrose, '
KEYSTONE -HOTEL,
At. Montrose, 'Penthi
WDI. HATCH, Proprietok.
THIS new and - commodious Hotel situated
on Public Nvedne, near die Colirt Hlouieond
nearly` in ttM centre of the, business portion of
Mcmtrose,is now.fuily completed ankftirnhed,
and will be opened on Monday. the 27th clay of
the present month for the accommodation of
the public and. travelers: The Pioprietor feels
confident thOt 1M is now prePated to entertain
guests in a manner that cannot fail to giie
Complete Satis ction. '
The `Hotel and Furniture are.new, and no
pense has been spared- to render, it
,equal, if not
superior-to any similar establiShment in this part:
of the State. It is .well supplied with all tpel
recent improvements and comforts, and . obliging l
waiters will,Always readyto respond- to the;
Call of customers.
-The Stables connected with this Houle are:
New and Cdnvenient.
-The Proprietor respectfully solicits the patron
eke of his old friends, and the public generally.
. • WM. K. HATCH.
Montrose, September lst, 1858
halt ,att ! I
trtßragl V.7.;-171fiTITI;.
WHOLESALE - SALT;
. DEALp,n;,
201 Watidthigiciwst, - •
. .
-•
- (Directly opposite Washington Ili ark.
New Ycrrir...;
STILL CONTINUES to offer to the city and
cOUNTRY.,tyade, all kinds of FOREIGN
Coarse and Fine 'SALT; at the very lowest figure's;
40000 sacks and bags, consisting in part of Asir
ton's celebrated brand for table and dairy nee;
Jeffrey & Elaro, Marshall's, BrownloW's, &c.l
and 50000-bushels Turffirlaland, Bonates s . Cu:
races, St. Übes, Lisbon, Cadiz, Pica', Nantes, &c.,,
all of which will be' sold at bargain prices I . ronli
vessels, store and storehouses. • .
Any purchaser wishing-to select _ from a good
assortment will find it to his interest to suit!. I
N. B.—Fine table salt pot up in small bags of
different sizes, and constantly on hand In ship 7
ping order. ) Also te- splendid - article of "Rock
Ground salt, in quart boxes, put irp and for sale
by the quantity, in enses of five dozen each. r
NeO? Witte, April. lat, •
rrIHE subscriber having purchased
y 1. refitted and newly furnished the
; 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 find will., be spared by the Pre-
Nieto, and his to make the Hotel
equal in every liolikt to any in the country. '
TAO Bar always be supplied with the
choicest Liquors. •
- The Stables, connected with this House
are large, roomy and convenient,and careful and
attentite Headers are always in charge of theul.
• ' J. S. TARSELL. L
Montrose, - May lath, 1858.. -. j
3,000 ROLLS OF WALL PAPER.
10 DIFFERENT STYLES.
BORDERING, I WINDOW PAPER &C., &C..
A NEW SUPPLY, just niritrea, tout for 'sale
_EV chen, I,y r - A.TURRELL.
sANroxips
•
II VER.INVIGORATOR -•
• Ersvms pEpuurritorr.d., •
• ,
,ficti btr ititixzwatr a ez
arni b Y,f t6 . d ktrr.i?:.lal`"tA
la ..i.ii4., , iii, - « iiii;;iejqlj iii:iiw , iiii...;:i.w,li.'
It hia.Onred-lhaiialaiM ware the 5,4 Iwale
, iirealmoS Wen 00 all ha ' 'le errelet,,an Aar tenhereee
il t
• Vitreet= au t= 'l 1 :11? Is l =eat at the
,litelildbal Wine P. Walla' ' - *AGA Illr"."'''
S. 'a
' aettengy on the Powelai, - Y - 4:•.. , " • ,
eet Ma *Palm PI : - • demena r Milde ion la 1b...
i
, Iliii*thalaiV,
*Pam 1 4.*r 7l phd lite, ttlltotts At-'
Ihr , r litsikepi!lij Meanie plaithaea,
'lliellalse e' Coml plaint. , ~ atiente..,
riNer v hesptry 'llaur Stoma eli„ Habit-nal '
,„414tietlivenees. Choi-, le. Cholera, Chale•
1 1
, : -1 Arlildurbus,Vbelern *uranium,. FlatuT ,
/*nee. Jaundice , Female yireakness
4 .
j e r t ; aud may be time one.
_. cemfullY as in Ordlout.%
Famili Bledl• R eine: - Itwat'eareSlCK
IREADA.CIIE, Au nematode can temp.) In
Sterenty minute.. t ! ttr* or - three Tea,
itimoullial are
. ILik
snack
lAlt-whouse-it are
Jai lu ai9y.
DIY wAirgic i d T:
.111 LE :isviamtsvgion.
"roaurnl4 , 1
_ 4: 7nlicie oho Dollar Per Bottle,'
-
1 '
• t ag.NrO.l7.D'S
.
. .
C AT H AITI C' ..el LIS ~:,
PF. : coiroti KDED ritival . -
ure Vegetable Matraets.'ried Put up In '
IMAMS CANNA, Air Tight, and will keep
In ring climate. 1. • . - i • . -... ,
Ike
Paul hp - Ca!! ' • tb net lie Pitt. h a geo:
to but active adhartic a whirls the • proprastor ' haa "
.:. ht his practice room than_ twenty year*.
Thaverodiuttly tricreasloc dement i rimon three ',be
vebag tnelthaPlLlA AZ and the 1 aandaction which
an express to re:antic their ••■ ,nee, hie thawed meta place
'dress wthin Maranhao. .1g i ;
.t .The Pygmies wen to= that ditersat Cathardestet
as aline= portions of the . botetta.l - . - -
!The FAMILY CA* , . •TUARTIt • P ILL -•
Ms, with due recreate to - • 'Otte well established fact,
been coeopoaadal ft= it:carietTof the lauedtagew
table -
I
Emu% which Oct alike no' every part of the'
'elbialititary Cane, 'ao4 'arc good and ware b all nue
as where a Cathartic le needed. such lo Dr.
aunnesnents of the St onsac h, Sterol- - t
4
meow Paine In Ake Bach '. - nad-.LOIIBII. -:
Cootirepeso, Pal ti and Soreness. over
the whole body, hoar sudden. cold. *bleb - .
fretptendp, if ricelectad, eud lea keg 'course op, ye. ,
'ter, Lou or 'Mtge. OM, a Creeping teen, -
satkortof Cold over tb r Atiajp.,firiditig,.. •
I
nese, ', element he , or weigbirlfei Cl,.- bead • ,
in lap n ul or story 4 Di ' . worm. t,l '
Dam or Adults, itheumetlant, a great
t• =I er of the Mond .., end many drisesses to whirls
test, le heir. Sol Tope/vas le, to meattou Ip Ude advertiee- .
Shiite I to
atc
The Li ver
a . ; Koya . tor and Family Co,
s
gehendly, in 4
• itad7l4o - reaglVillie Trade la alit lie laiie tetras. 7
' T. VV. 84.3F05.13,15..D.,
I - )lanurartm rr and Proprietor,
• , 335 Broadway. .Seir
for tale in Montrine ,
• iiep?,9's9 ABEL TUR it EL L, Agent:
kr'OarOpa : rillia
-.compound rentedy, in which we have-Ins
bored to produce the most effectual alterative
that ettnite made. It Is a concentrated extract
of Para Sursaparillav so combincel with . other
sulistance of still greater alterative power us
to ailiwd; an effective antidote fur the disenaes.
Sarsaparilla is reputed to cure. It is believed
thaCsuch a renwily is wanted IT t hose •N. ho
'stiffer from.Strumms complaint:, and that caw
which twill. accomplish their cure must prove
of immense service to: this .larg , s class of our
alllieted fellow-citizens. low completely this
compound will do, it hue been proven by caper
inient on many of the wont cases to be found
of the following complaints:—
. ,
ficuoruis.: Join •-ticuoria.ocs• Court.Anil',
Enurvo:cs • ..o.kna Eno PTIVZ EASES,LEEDS,
P1MP.1.E.9, :BLOTCHES, TUMbIIS, Sivr.a t in.zo.r,
SYPHILIS ,ANLI 5111/IL.ITIO AF
FECTIONS, MEDI:I:DIAL DISEASE, I?1L01:,1",
DALGLI. ti/L TIC port.ouar.ux, Dy -
Pfri4l.i A,.:1) INDIGESTION, V!.., ROSE.
44 Sr. ii.yriros - r' and inde&d . tlic whole
class of complainis arising' froin Imrtlirrr or
TrIE BLOOD. . ;
• This etimpound , will be found a great pro- •
rooter of health, when taken in the spring, to,
expel the foul htunors which ftxter in the
blond at that - scason of the year...By.thetime
ly
expuhtion of them =aft:inkling dLorders.
areThipped ,in the bud.' Multitudes con, by
the aid of this remedy,. spare .themselves from .
the endurance of-foul, cruptiods and ulcerous
acre:, through which the systent . ivill strive to
rid itself of rnmrptions, if •not a4sisted to do
this through the natural chreungs of the body
IT an alterative medicine. Cleanse not the
vitiated blood whlncver you find its impurities
bursting through the skin initimples, eruptions;'
or ,sores; cleanse it when you find it is oh
itructed and sluggi-h in the yens ; eletmse it
whenever it is foul, and your feelings *ill tell
you when. Even - where no part ietthw di•order
is felt, people enjoy better health,' and live
longer, for cleansing the 'blood., Keep the
lilood!healthy, and till is Well ;, but with thin
- pabulum of life disordnml, there ..can be no
lasting health: Sooner or later; something
mutt go wrong,.. and the great machinery
is disorderefr or overthrown.
- "Sarsaparilla has, and deserves much, the
reputation, of accomplishing these ma k.' But
the world" has been egregiously deceived by
Preparations .of it, - partly bream... , the drug
alone has nut all the virtue thatio claimed
for it, but more became litany peparations,
pretending to be coneentratad iatraet:i of- it, •
eentain but little . of the virtue of Sarsapurilhi,
or any thing .
During late years the public hare :beep
hy large bottles. pretending to give a quart
of Extract of Sacsaparilla for tale (halt.. Most..
of -these have b4n frauds sir -k, for
-they not only edntaitulittle, if tiny, Sarsapa:
.rilla but often no curative pmpertics whatcv-
Hence, hitter and painful disappiintment
has followed the!use ofthe various cxtrpet., of
Sarsaparilla Whieh flood the maiket, until the
haute itself is justly da-pised, and has become'
synonymous with inip.sition
11,e call this cunt otind Sursaprilla, and intend
supplpsuch a remedy-as. shall rescue the.
mime from. the load of oblequy Which rests
tipou. it. And we think we have ground Mr
"believing• it has , virtues which are irresistible
by the ordinary fun of the di-Tests.' ft' is intend=
col.to cure; In 'order to secure their . complete
eradication from the system, the,reMedy should
he judicianisly taluniactiording to directions on
the bottle.. I
• TREPATIFDIr • , •
C. A V Elll &
i.oviiEr.r„ :MASS. , *
Price, $i per Bottles Six. Bottles for $3.
_ A er's Cherry Pectoral,
j .
by \r n for itself- such a renown for the cure of
every ariety of Throat and Laing Conga:ant, that,
it is ntirelv untieees,,ary for us to recount' the
evide ce of • its virtid.s, wherever it 'has lion em-'
ploye, .. itS• it has -long been in , constant use,
throw hoot this seetion;we nevi not do inure than'
assor .the people its quality is kept up to the boot
it CWT . _ has been. and that it ma v tie -rcliil en to
v.lo for their relief all it has ever been found to do.
Ayer s Cathartic Pills,
- ; POll TIIE CUBE OP 7
r”stire»est, - Jamulit , e, Dysiirpsio,
Dysentery, P001...51 mach. E.rysipelas, Ikatlaches
Rheumatism, ,4rulitions and Skin Diseaseso,
Lirer Complaint, Drory, Triter, Tamara mad.'
Solt' Rhrum,' Worms, Gold, Neuralgia,' us. d,
Diner Pill, and fir PM:ifyiny the Blood.
They arc sugar-coated, so that the most gensi,
live can take themlllc:nantiv,rind they arc the'
he,t aperient ` in the world for 'all the purposes of U.: l
family
Price 25 cents por Pox; Five boxes for $l.OO.
-Great numbers otclergymen, Shur*
men, and -eminent personages, (tare leht theirt
names to certify the unparalleled itsefulnessnf 'beset
. -remedies, but our spare here Will - tint permit thit
insertion of them. ThZ*Agents below named fur;
nisi' gratis our AM/111/CAN ALMAICAL in Width 1110
-ore gis en ; Leith ALSO full descriptions of the nbovq
complaints, and the treatment that thould Le foli
..lowed for their core.
.10) not be pot, off by unprincipled dealer.; with
other preparatiims they mulct. more -,prefit....oni
- Demand Armes, and. hike others: The sick
trat‘r the hest aid there is fur them, and they should
• tial-r , it.' .
•-• ft,o.i.irs are fur aisle by • •
A. TurtreEr.t..MogroSe; A. P. Mit.ttrr..& C.
Giimion.,- J. HOOFORD, Prieodsvilfe; •Youltd
Snort ems; IRA SCOTT, SpritigriSO ;
'Dili BROTHERS / New Milford; 'l. T.-CAnmerg,
Great •Bood; E. IL - Gnaw, Glenwood LW: If.
T,limran..Dinrek;l EATON & Ilfoxl i r, Herfo4
nod all:Druggists,:
„,,„„, „,„„.
1‘11,111..:1,11111U1llt. ' 4
TE,ubtsatibei, continues the above business:
as 'usual at: his. old stand in Brooklyri
Thankful for past favors ho would solicits A
share of the public patronage.
• • , G.-RBYNOLDS.-
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MELODEONsi Guitars, Violins, Fifesi.Shsei
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:biro and his people - id air l'amptslrtn •04 Atrunonen.-w. • .
be bud gratie, from the Agents for Clieve VOW , - -
The iorentrre and tuanufactrum of ...”.1144,0.0 • . tt.Atn -
Ilan Herb KILO Lae spent th e greater. rail of lib, lieu ii.
tnivelimr. 'Laying vivionl ncar iy , every eininte.y. in the
mnirld. lie spent over nil y•arn alilfil), - • the to•r..n. a -
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theßociry Munt•irm and .r healer., nO4 it WA, 11P11.11,1
;the ‘ . llorstilat Ilnis Mix' erersiitneoserrti. A envy
laterertint Recount of It. adventure-A there,
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,In oar Almione,nnot PamplAt. . !
It is an estalanlied faet e thad all itheace. sex. from- -- ,
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The blood Wine tiro ail when any lO reign 1 ,, T1t1f,1 V
-• matter gets roiled with it. it In as mice diertri!!!!!..l
eTerrergati of the body. Leery nerve fee* til. • •
snd all'thwsitsforgans quickly cnnqUin.
Will Dot digest the foal perfectly. Thettiverressos to:
:•1111Creie • stallckney of bibm -Tie astirs of lb. Leery it •
Weakened, sod Pio the eirecitetioe hehlo. Th e • ;
beam* "clogged 'With Mei poisonous meta.
• cough—sod all from a•slight Impurity at tiarismotain
-NW of lifu--tha Blood! As if you Eel slawaresslow
earth,' for instance, Ina pure spring, from whirls no' • •
tiny ; rivulet, In a few minutes the whole course. of the.
s stream becomis disturbed and dhseolowL sialetsly
does impttie ,blood fly to every "part, and Tsai, it. stlnw
behind. :All the Talmage+ lee me obstrisetest r sod c 01... s
the obit:action Is rewased„ Os tamp or Isis maw d•oo es,t. •-•.;
' These pillsnot only purify ti eblosol, but t.porratena !
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1 liver Complaint, Sick Demiseha, Le.' This...triei•i4toos '
Medicine espeli from the Wood the hhhien or?. 4i4
~ *LAC led renders all the flui.is and •oretetionerieire mot
fluent, gearing andresoletatinX the Taal organs. _
Pleasant indeed, is It to uor, that
4• within your l reach, II tnedleine-lile the •• .
raw , that will pasi direeqy to the ,alllirts.l . parts.
'through the blood and MAIN lit the Cody, and s,uss, •
Die sufferer to brighten with the gush f te•euty sad
health.
.fudson s Pill, are Mr Bert Rem ,dy in
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Dc•wei annylainti, Debility, Int 4 rnr IVrelrmq,
0.9 b, • - Ater and Ague, . Liqr iron buret'.
Chat - Itntale a-mptaints./..lmus .'verkrs, •
'Cheri Diseases, Ilautachn, ,
Gottirvieu, • • indigestion, Stan , anti Grarel.•
PY sPePsicso infiiienret, • SP-'`mdarY
'Diarrhea, . • InjTammatien, • tents. •
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the Teracens,'s tribe of Aboriginee in Mexico, Get lb.
Alumnae of our Agentoinet you gill reed with delyzfit,
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