CATARACT WASHING RCM. Ciothiag; Time, and Labor SaVed INDISPENSABLE TO HOLIStKEEPERS. The most simple,. economical, and thimble article ever offered LO th t :publio to alleviate the discomforts of wash.day. • Deicription. • It consists of , a metal cylinder, with ribs on the inside, and an interior cylinder of wood, with ribs. There is a apace from six to fight inches between the two cylinders. 9ne crank terns both cylinders at the same time in °pp . hAe I ,directiony, rapidly creating a suds, forcing the water through the clothes, aqd. effectually removing the dirt. The action If the water does the work quickly, dispenses tuitirely with rubbing, and thus eaves the wear of clothes. JAMES B. RODGERS, 104 Janes Alley. ?Ail. is Agent far Penn. SULLIVAN & HYATT, Prop'rs, 54 BEEKMAN-ST., KEIV YORK. N. B.—State annoonty .Rightsrfor sale, and purchasers supplied with Machines at wholesale nn liberal•terms. T - ajr - A Machine is in operation byialatindretie 4.1i1y, at our aalesrocm, 439 Broarleray. .• • TOE HUT 611 OF THE NEw "E'M.E!Lrt. I ! - 14A1 7 DEN BROTHERS, THE PEOPLE'S 1-I.Agents, are now opening : the moat enor moos Stock of WINTER .D.R.Y GOODS, 800 & SHOES, . READY MADE CLOTH*, HATS & - GYPS, GROCERIES, .` nury O ROBES, . 37.1...V.KEE NOTIONS, WATCHES, - JEWELRY &c.,;:t a, ever brought . to this end of the State. Boneit in New )(irk and oldie Eastern Alanntacturers FOR CASH! and-which we have marked down at ALARMIEGLY Low PRICES! WE ny.-Py' COMPETITION! WE • INVLTE INVESTIGATION . AVE SOLICIT EXAMINATION !!. As we feel cohtdent in all we assert- '.e - day of lucre profits has gone by, and we ave pied GOODS; CHEAP for the MILLION! - The success of our honselias prompted OLD 0 GIE to filch from us our good name. %Ve cannot prevent this, of course, neither do we dcaire and have no apprehension (if any' evil.rqhlt to our business. • BUT WE CAN, .AND WILL, sell much lower than any other establishment M this part of the State, and we will always maintain onr reputation for IiRICES THE LOWEST! STOCK THE HOST EXTENSIVE! STYLES the Host Fashionable! Qualities the Most•Rqiable ! OUR, M 0,770 1$ SMALL .PROITS! Quick Returns ! Good Tidue 0.:171; PRICE and 21'0-DEVIATION! Our f ystem of doing business creates much jcaloti,y among OM Fogy Merchants who have. as many prices, on the same goods as they have customers. ' • OUR OVIL"PRICE SYSTEM' pleases our oldldatoiners and creates many new orws.'we intend to continue.it.. Remember and call before you buy, if it is nothing more than to ki.ep well posted up. ye possess - advantages for purchasin. , pod,, over any house in • this section; and the ap;lralle!i-d increase of Our 'sales for thuast warrants its in saying that we never ere, and. Dever will be undersold.. We kar, no.corp p,Aition. Flofir and Salt always dri hand. Every kind of Produce taken in exchange fOr Gokids. Cash paid for Pelts and Fars. HAYDEN BROTHERS. ,7s;` ' w 31ilfigti, Pa., Jan. Ist, 1860. . ,• HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. The proprietors and manufacturers ofJiOS TETTER'S Ca.EBRATED STOMAUII BIT TERS can appeal with perfect confidence to physicians and eitizens generally of the United States, because the article has attained a repu tation heretofore unknown,- A few facts upon this point will speak more powerfully than • 'volumes of bare' assertion or blazoning puffery. The consumption or Ifostettey's Stomach Bit ters for the last year amounted to over a half - million bottles, and from 'its manifest steady increase in times past, it is evident that during the coming year the consumption : will roach near one million bottles. This immense amOunt . could neier have been sold. 'nit for the rare medicinal properties contained in the prepara s. - 'lion:mid the sanction of the most prominent; ilysicians in those sections of the country: Athere the article is best known, who 'not only. recommend the Bitters to their Patients, but , are ready at all limbs to give testimonials to its etlicacy in alrcases of stomachic derangements. Jind the diseases resulting therefrom: ?This is not a temporary popularity., obtained by extraordinary. efforts is - the way of trum peting the qualities ofithe . Baters, but a solid estimation of en invaluable . medicine, which is destiriCiLto be as enduringas time itself. Hostetter's :Stomach Bitters have proved a Godsend to regions where fever arid ague and various ;other bilious complaijits have counted their Victims by_ hundreds. To be able to state tionfidently that , the "Bitters" are a:certain cure for the. Dyspilisia and like disease is to the proprietors a source of un= allOyed pleasure. It removes all morbid matter from the stomach, purifies the blood, and imparts renewed vitality ttehe nervous system,", giving it that tone and energy indispensable for the restoration of health. It operates upon. tile stomach, liter, and other digestive organs,, mildly but poWerfully, and soon restores them t o a condition essential to the healthy discharge of the functions - of ' ' . Elderly persons may use the Bitters daily as per directions on the bottle, and they Trill find in it a stiniulant peculiarly adapted to comfort . declining years, as. it iB pleasant to the palate, -1 Invigorating to the bowels, excellent as a tonic, I and rejuvenating generally. We have the'pri dence of thousands of aged men and women who have experienced the benefit - of using this preparation while suffering from stomach de- . rangeinents and generaldebility;-acting under . the advice of physichuis,Ahey bare abandoned all deleterious drugs and , fairly tested the - merits of this article. "A few words to the gentler tier.. There are certain periods when their enres are so harassing that many of them i. sink under the trial. The relation of rtfother and child is so absorbingly tender, that the mother, eSpecially if. she be young, is apt to forget her own health in he extreme anxiety ' for her infant. Should the period of maternity arriVe duriiig the summer season, the wear. of ' body and mind is generally aggravated. Here, then, is axecessitifor a stimulant to recupe rate the energies of the system, and enable the mother;to bear .up under her - exhausting trialti ' arid reSponsibilities. Nursing mothers gene rally prefer the Bitters to all other invigora tors that receive endorsement of physi cians, because it is agreeable to the taste as well as .certain to give a permanent increase of bodily strength. , - All those persons,ter whom we have particu larly referred ahove, 'to wit: sufferers from fever and ague, caused by. malaria, ,diarihrea, dysentery, indigestion, loss of - appetite, and.. ail diseasei or derangements of the stomach, ~,superannuated invalide, persons of sedentary occupation, and nurhing mothers, will commit . their. own physical welfare by giving to Hos tetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters a trial. CAUTION.—We caution the public against, using any of the many imitations or counter feits, but ask for 1108TETTER'S CZLZBRATZT! STOl;delt BITTMI, and see that each bottle has the words "Dr. J. Hostetter ' s , Stomach Bitters" blown on the side of the bottle, and stamped on the metallic cap covering the cork, and observe that our autograph signature is the ;a- pregartlaad sold by ROSTBTTES * SMITH. Pittsburgh, Pa.. and sold by druggists, grocers. and dealers genttrally throughout the United States. South Ams• riga. and Germans.' Fit sale in Alontrose,by • janarly y ABEL TUARELL D OO ND G.—Old Books, Newspapers' ? Pacupli Magazines, eti., bound up on . J. b. A& SON. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! AT THEN. 1. BUNCO STORES I! I AT.. • Blontrese i & Seigle Depot, Pa. Hl; undersigned' have provided themselves with• • SPLENDID AScOIiTIVIEITE OF PALL_AND WINTER' GOODS which they. boast of , being the - HANDSOMEST AND CHEAPEST •. in this section of country. ' They' ayio flatter themselves that they have the best .tar , ,llities of obtaining ecobs Irts-fr:dur tlje `,.11 Orket, - . and aro 11 eierminrd' not-to •be undersold by any firm this side of N. y. City. In regardlto mhB enw6m Vr VAT Hun IT I DID IL MOT Nun _ TRRTnotliiy the way..sid - c but hasten to the 'kali! of Navigatl4 and get MORtiGOOD GO ODS - . FOR Craap Doilia t m• than.caribd,.bad xi any BEER S 110Pi:iTenn'a tarn bound, to make it an object for CASH•boy ers 4.0 leave,their...shillings with mel r and not spend them for slaty trash—stuff—the fag ends of Peter Funk Auction Shops—which make a Big ShOw:un Hand. Bills. Don't be -humbuged by three eCat handkerchiefs, sold onljltobleed i but cone to the CA_SH STORE one door }clay Tarbell's - Hotel and buy your - Geeda at New-Yolk Prices. Calicoes, Delains, Sheetings,' all good Goods. Excellent Teas, 90,:50, 60, and 15 cents. „Bin. hamton Iprhe - 4s. Ss. 6s. and Bs.. - rl2 1;1 pounds nice dry Sugar•for $l,OO. Box Rkisins, Ls. Soap Starch, TObacco,_ &c.; &c., all of which I WILL sell to snit the closest buyers. , . 1 Januaryi2s, 1866.) •• TYLER,. N. B.4?on't forgot the plate; the o six Siore - Ariovs ford's, , ,No. 2 Public Avenue. ' I - - 'STOVES! STOVE •• I AT ij R_ICDUCED PRIC r ES atIXTEUELIT ur r , , s juA rirceiiog a large stock a NON stoves incladiUg ultull- assorttrient'of • Cooking, Pcrrlor: Office, and Shoi? Slams, 1 I,' . f4r Wood or Coal. Also, iStoVeYripe, Zinc, Stove Tubes, 4c. His assortment will include the mostBelect and desirable litots in Market, 'and will c be soldmt Ileductd '?rites for Cash or P.rompt Piy. Newllinfora, Novembei Ist, 1839 1 r *icF NEw NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS! ATIGREAT BARGAINS , ' Ready Pay and Sinai! Profits.; • • iIiCkRITT has now. in Store and; is .11• ;mitring large additions to tiia Stock lel FALL AND WINTER GOODS, Iliy which bt would invite the attention of•rnostrr p;svisc nnY Ens. erlibipcitig the most *desirable - varieties of Eff.Dl ES? DRESS GoCIDS,. In New Styles of Rich Fall • Prints and Plai s ; in'DeDairis, Ducal - Plaids, Plain and Plaid, slOri. nes, Meh.iir Cloths, Gingham s, and Silks; Broc!re, SWlla,lo4hmere, silk, and.W-00l Slialls; Rich Ribtions,"Bonnets, and Flowers, Net Hoods, La. dies' Cloths; Broad Cloths,, Cassimeres; &c. With a lull assortment of . 'Staple and Fancy Goede, as 0 ! • usual, includin 0 i • Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, ISinves,-Iron, Steel, Nails, • Hatsand - Caps, Boots nnd.Shoes, Carpeting, Floor ; Oil Clolhs, Painteff.WiadoW Shades, Wall Paper, Clos. Drugs 04, Paints, Furs, Buffalo Robes, &c., &c. The ; eritire stock being garge, and bought 'for Casa, will give a superior opportunity fo r - choice selectieni;: and will be sold - lost- READY-PAYS 10 to 25 per 'eent: belol. regular 'prices. An ,ex aminationibf the Srock will be found profitable to thole who wish to buy. • - •N. B —*lour and Salt constan t ly onlrtitrd. New Wilford, October. 1859. ; • B FATHERS and Mothers, brothers and Sisters, and all others interes ed, will pleasi take r4.itilamss. notice that,. 022. - tec, Ciaus the felloW„that comes round once a year to tickle the childien, is expected slong.,scn, and has agreed tol'Call at Bullard's Book St re wherti he can fidd. ' '• .";., A nice lot of Toys, For Girls'and Boys. Also, a ficie lot. of Gift Books and A such as old Saida Claus will Buret, with. Please remember that, the old fellow will b. round !t . ' few days. earlier this yean than us. :1 as Chnstitas comes on Sunday, and will t Swish hjs'iravels to all the little Girls and Boy Satuidartiight. -At the Montrose Bouk- Stdr ,Remeinber. " A. N. BULLARD. Mrintrmse, Dec. 1216, 1859 VM. B. SIMPSON, .It IN REPIR . Shop f Tirelo ter's ne building, • next moor above Kee kr d• S t dard'a.j . AVitiG 'worked for' the: past nine ynars H svitg the most skillful workran, he Bela confidonOhst he call do the most idiffieult obs on short notice. , 11/ Wo - kk Warranted . to 'Live Sat i mfattio w. 8.-*tieno s has worked for rop for some time, noiE.l can recommend him a a carefollaml skilful workman, competent to do a good work as car be sdone in_the country, and wiirthj of confidenet, Wm.A. CnisizaaLla. Towanda June 10th,-4858. Refers,lO—Win. Elwell, E. VV. Baird, E:.D. Montayne;E. 0. Goodrich, B. KingahOry,Towan. 4; B. it:Bentley, L Searle, .L. D. Lathrop, J. Wittenberg,lifontrose. , • * * *Jewelry neatly, repaired on abort notice, and on reaionable tonna. [Janel6th{ 1858.—tf. . ; . . , Co;,EL ;N Pettengilt 4114 , -C ds:4osbmg Agel3ls, at 119 Nussau.st, Neii.Worli, and, 10 . State-st, Boston, are agents &VP/As Montrose Democrat, aud are an ! thorized tOcontract for us at our lowest rates. 101kUENDiG FLUID, White and cod' Fish, Ladii*Kid KS. Boots, and more - Gaiters from to $1,76-411 at • - TYLER'S. .31aT1901859.. . ~'i osfttb~tiG main, ttel :v be Please. REA z 2 71 - REslos:ED! 'c•- e l,,,__No..A(ig:KTL!.....i Cu4kbott.Viq,*.i. An aperient and stomachic preparation ot ON purified of Oxygen and Carbon-by com bustion. in Hydrogen, of high medical author:. it y and extraordinary efficacy - in each of-the,. 5 following complaints;fiz.: DEBILITY, NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, - CIATION, DYSPEPSIA, DIARRHEA, CONSTI:r PATION. SCROFULA, - SALTRHEUIit i I ti g nu tril L JAUNDICE, LIVER COMPLAINTS TISM. MERCURIAL CONSEQUENCES lIMILE aurrENT FEVERS, NEURALGIA. &mom HEADACHES, FEMALE WEAKNESS, MIS 4 MENSTRUATION. WHITES, MOROSE, etc.; PIMPLES ON THE FACE, ROUGHNESS OP THE SHIN, etc. ' • • The IRON being absorbed by the bind, _and thus - circulating through the whole system, nO part of-the body can escape their tidy wonder; fut influence. The experience of thousands daily proves that no preparation of Iron. can for a moment tee' compared with it. Impurities of the blood, de. pression of vital energy, pale and otherwise, sickly .comple4ons indicate its necessity in ‘l4: most every conceivable case. In all cases of feet& debilitylduor - albus, chlorosis, etc.), it/ erects are delightfully renovating. 110 remedy, has ever been discovered, in the whole history of niedicirie; Which exerts such prompt, happyi and fully restorative erects. Good appetite, comi , pleta• digestion; rapid acquisition' of strengthl , with ran unusual disposition for active and cheerful exercise, immediately folloW its 'asp; Ai a grand stomachio.and general restorative it has no super* and no subditute.• Put up In neat flat metal boxes containhos 50 pills, price 50 cents per box i six boxed; $2 50; one dozen boxes. $4 00., For sale by . Druggists generally. Will be aent,free td any address on receipt of the price. All let.; Mrs,orders,"...ete..rabonld be oddressod to ;, ' • B. ,• R. LOCKE. & C0., 1, • 1 - _- General Agents. , . t 339 BROADWAY. 51 YZ N.B.—The ye is a favelinne of thd bawl on each . cix,. . , • f • l' ?or sale in 5 °those by. • •, decls ly 1 ABEL TURRELL. Agent'. “ SUCH - WORD AS FAIL.” A RESISTLESS RENIEDS". - . . ' -; C :0 1- - ....,' s'-'-' y . .:( SM .),_ si. , 1 ? ' Y ktiA,k . .. t i, 1 ..r. -" '_- )3-i: , ..... , "A, 1 , 2,-_-- - , or - - ' _ - Nti.- 755,„ 2g . i -.. ... -,E-- ! ,_...„.e . „--......„. , _..,,..,41, . . HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. - ' FERVILAR TO, THE SICIC. i• THE first hospital surgeons and medical itub licists of Europe, admit the unparalltfled anti.ioflimmatory and he'aling properties of this Ointment; governments sanction its use in their naval add military services; and the =nisei in this country and throughout the.world . repbse the utmost confidence in its curative properties. It tenetratest. the sources of inflammation knd .chrruption which -underlies the external Ovi- Aences of disease, and neutralize the fiery meats which feed - and exasperate the malady. Rheumatism, Scrofula, Erysipelas. These,are among the most terrible and to nizing diseases of the muscles, the fleshy4))re and the skin; yet in their worst-forms, and when seemingly incurable, they invariably disappear under a persevering applieation'of this soothing, healing, autidote'to pain and. inflammation. Salt Ilhetun, Fever Sores, Stiff Joints. it In all cases of Salt Rheum, where medical '„vir-a ters, lotions, and every receipt of the pharruaco pea have proved useless, the Ointment. wilflac, complish a thorough cure. .Fever Sores teal quickly under its influence, and its relaxing er feet:upon contracted sinews is truly wonderful. ;Discharging Ulcers. A most remarkable and happychange Is tiro. .dueed in the appearance of malignant uleer4-af. ter a few aPplictatiOns of this-Oinment. The aur rounding • redness vanishes. and gianulmt of of healthy flesh begin to take the. place onthe discharged matter. This . process goes on more or less rapidly ,- until the orifice-is filled up.stith sound material, and the ulcer radically 'cased. A Word to Mothers. . • The young are the most frequent suffers ficim external injuries, and thetefore every mother should have this healing preparation constahtly at _hand. It an absolute specific, for fore "breasts, and quickly removes - the encrusted sores which sometimes : disfigure the beads and fiees . Of children. Significant Fact's.' - This Oinlment is nnivereally used on boardt. he Atlantic rind Pacific whaling fleet as a curelfor scorbutic affections ' and as the boat possible remedy for wounds and bruises. Large suppPes of it have recently bein ordered by the Sultan of Turkey Tor hospital purposes. • • Both the Ointment and Pills should he used in the following cases: • Bunions, -• Chapped Hands, Scalds, Burns, -Mercurial Eruptions, Sore legs, Chilblains, Rheumatism, Sore Breast, Fistula. - Ringworm, • - Sore Headsi Gout, 13.i1t Rheum, • • - Sore Throats, Lumhago; Skin Diseases, . Sores of all k ids Piles, • 'Sprains, • " Stiff Joine;t Ulcers, Worms of all kindi, Venereal &fres Tetter, Swelled Glands. • . . . • * * *Sold' at the Manufactories of Professor Hozzomiy, 80 Maiden Lane, NeW York, land 24 Strand,_ London; by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine throughout the lin4ed States and the civilized work), in - Pots; at 12.5 -cents, 62 1.2 cents, and $1 each: I t rir Therell! a considerable saving by takwg the larger sizes. •- , . N. 11,-- . -Directions for t he guidance‘olpattepts ,in every disorder are affixed to each pot. . ' I j9*yl 23eow. SHOES: LARGE LOT for men vmpert and cbilditn, 13 just received, and for aMe at, the very•Ww est rates, by .3. LYONS, & .901% LIFE lIIEMORIA " " I. WOULDN'T TAKE A WOR I OR THIS," • . . , • n lady remarked- to us_ ada or two since, ea she exhibited the portmi .f an only child, gone to the !'spirit land;" icir was one of 33380 RP 111.1 M ' LE AMBROTYPES - 1 t,, _ ,elw I should regret it; had I , net secured 'precious memor.al of that dear one." So nought we. ,The loved ones are not always with ul t and while we can call them ours, every, one sithuld secure A .such ' memorial ; -especially since they can hav e solfuthfully-taken by that suecessful artist; A. B. TUBBS, : of ' Bing. htimton. • • dee HOLIDAY. MINA The subscribers have this day received another invoice of Jewelry, &c., direct from the manufactory, and are now prepared to show to - their friends the best assortment of goods ever before offered in this market. All persons wish ing to make their friends and families Christmas Presents, are invited to call and examine. . dec22 • EVANS & ALLEN. Odd Fellows' Htdl,llinghamton, N. Y. IVEEDLES.—Bone and Wood Tidy Nei -1.1 dies, Tetting Shuttles, Crochet Needles, Sewing, Darning and"}Cnittit2; Needles, for - sate by , - ' /AVIS & ALLEN.- TTAIR PINS.=-Black, red and Hair Pins, 11. various patterns and prices, by • . EVANS & ALLEN. CORAL. , A fine assortment of Coral Beads, Armlets, Necklaces, &c, by EVANS & ALLEN. _ SLEEVE -BUTTONS AND STUDS.—..The bestassortment of Sleeve-Buttons and, Studs, all prices and qualities, or sale by & ALLEN. SPECTACLES.—GoId, Silver,. Steel and German Silver Spectacles, of all ages, for sale. by - EVAICS & ALLEN. firilllMßLES.—Gold, Silver and German Sil- Eel ,, Thimbles, a good stock, for sale by • • EVANS , & ALLEN N UT C rackers and •Nut Picks nt • DIANA & ALL'EN .r OLD PENS—A first rate.variety of Gold" lT Pens and Pencils, all sizes and qualities, by Evaas & ALLEN. . UNABLE CUTLERY.—A good aapply of .1 Knives and Forks, Carvers and Steels, by • EVANS & AELEN. PORTE MONNAIS and CARWCASES, in every variety—Pearl, Berlin Wire and §hell. • Evaas 4 ALLIUS, WATCHES--1A large stock of gold and sil. ver.Watches of the best makers, many of them of oar own importation, at prices much lower than have over been sold in towa—War ranted good time keepers. \. E. & A. —Also, Watch V,hains, a fit at rate'assortment of GOLD Fob, Vest, and Guard Chairi % AR Rings and Breast Pins—a beau F AR Heti; in iett4 double and single, consiating of Pearl, Jet,Cameo, Lava, Coral, Fliireniiike, :Mosaic, Brilliant, Enamel, and all Gold, vario patterns and prices., FINGER Rings-Diamond; Opal, Pearl, Ea aisA, Jet, aad all GOLD, a great variety from $4O down. _T OCKETS—it very fine assortment, GOLD _LJ and Plated, I, 2,4, and 6 faces. SILVER Ware--a large stock of sterling sil ver ware, consisting of spoons, forks, ladles caps, cake, pie, ice cream, butter, & fruit knives, childrens setts, napkin rings, card cases, etc. PLATED Waro—Castors, cake baskets card receivers, tea setts, .ice pitehers, sugar bas kets, salt cellars, forks, spoons, toast racks, got:I- I els, etc. , BRACEI,ETS-11 full supply , orevery style; , some very rich patterns. CLOCKS—Eight day; and thirty hour clocks a great variety, warranted. nov 9 • EVANS & ALLEN No. 2 Odd Fedlows'_Hall,AVaebineton at. CHANGE OP TIME-WINTER AR RANGEMENT-p.,L.47..W.' R..R. R . VAgga r EgFal . ON and after Thursday, Dec. Ist, 18511, trains. will be run as follows : EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAINS,—Moving South. The night eapress 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 fox' N. Y. and Philadelphia at - - 8:00 a. in. Due at New Milford - 8:17 Mohtrose - • -•-- 8:36 Hopbottom . - 8:59 Nicholson - 9:16 Factoryville - 9:40 Abington- x . - - 9:57 ' Scranton 10:30 • :Moscow, • - .11;17' ,Tobyhanna . - 11:53 ' Stfottdsburg - 1:12 p. m. Water Gap - 1:34 Coluinbia • - 1:50 • Delaware (15 minutes tit dine) . Hope (Philad'a connection) 2:35 • Bridgeville . - 2:40 Washington - - 3:13 Junction • 3:30' New York - - -7:15, ' Philadelphia - &20 EXPRESS TRAMS- norm NORTH. Passengirs from New York, leave Pier - No. 2 North River, at - 7:30 a. m: Passengers from Philadelphia leave • • Walnut street' Wharf at - '6:00 Leave Junction - - • - - 11:10 Due at Washington - Bridgeville -.- • 12:01 p. • llope(Philad,a connection) 12:05 Delaware (15 minutes to dine) 12:20• Cohinibia . - - 12:20 Water Gap . 1:01 'Stroudsburg 1:15 Tobyhanin . ' 2:45 Moscow- . 3:19 . Scranton - - 4:05 • Abington . 4:42 - • Factoryiille . - -4:59 Nicholson - • - - 5:19 Hopbottom . .5•.42 MONTROSE - *f1:041 _ New Milford -6:22 • Great Bend . 6:40 Cunaectin,g at,Great Bend with the Night Express going West at 1:45 a. in.- An Accommodation train 'leaves Scranton for Great .Bend at 10:35 a. m. Faetoryville 11:55 Nicholson - - , 12:35,p. tn. Montrose- 1:50 Arrive at Great Bend _ 2:50 , Connects with Dunkirk Ex.' West 3:39 _ and Accommodation train West at 5:33 AccommOdation train returning leaves Great Bend at . . 1:10 Montrose .• ' 41 - 15 Niceolson -.- - 5:15 Factoryville - . 5:15 Due at Scranton , 7:15 . The Accommodation train does not leave Scranton until after the arrival of the morning train on the Lackawanna & Bloomsburg R. R, 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 Diviiion:-a; Passenger Car will be at -.tached-to the'Express - Frel a ght 1641! l t ea 3 v o in n. g . Scranton at m. Due at Moscow " - . - . 6.00 • Stroudsburg- - • - 10:40 Junction - - 2:40 p. m. -Returning will leave Junction at 4:00 a. m. Due atStrondeburg at • . 7:45 Moscow . 1.30 . Scranton • - , • 2:35 • . Passengers from New York will - changetars at Junction. 'To and 'font 'Philada„ via 8.D.R.R.. leave or take ears at Hope. For Pittston, Kings ton aud, Wilkes-Barre, lake ears of Lackawanna at Bloomsburg R..IL at Scranton. For Jessup, - Aiebbald, and Carbondale, take Stages at 'Scran ton. Tickets 'sold and - -baggage' checked Tanonan. - • JOHN BRISBIN, Sept. WM N. Issas, General Ticket Agent. - Scranton, Nor. 21st, 1859,M1 R. KENYON JR. & 00. . , YXTOULD respectfully solicit fife inspdatien VY . of a new and. very • rich' issortm nt of DRY GOOD - -- ihis day received,,consisting in part of as fo tome Rich IBlsek Moire Anttque Silk 18s. pe, yard; Foulard Silk, nice style, 6s. peryard; Itickfhtid Silk, the very neatest patterns', 10s. pail yard; Black Silk, 28 inches' wide, frontlet. to 12s. per jard;t splendid Bllek Silk Shawls from $8 to .811, i - the finest assortment In Etustra Co; also inyolie of Ginghams, at very !oar pneete also of Caliceen large stock of,Dentras, Mixtures i plaida, and Lawns; Printed Shatils friim '7*- ..tIY 166; Brodie Shawls froinsls to $26; Collars) from 6 cti,t9' 20e.; Parasols from 84- to 245. each; Bonnet, a large stock Itibbonit and Pietism.; alio a new, invoice of Gents Shoes--Congress, Enartiolled and Cult Skin; Ladiei Congress Gai ters, kid and Enameled; basses Calf and Bram riled Boots; Children•Patodi Bents, Gaiteins and everything in that dine. They *quid also call attention - to the'fact that having Se arrangement withjono of the largest ImportineHouses in New York they will receive regularly New Styles as fast as'they appear to Netv York,and will take the greatest pains to plettie all Who eall and see .and Nilsh to purchase. Particular attention paid to procuring fine goods—in every style. - • A nee/ lot this day received, . and would re spectfully solicit an examination of the' same. Good Tea at 35., - city pricer, else !'at 4s. 55..65. Bs. . . Stla•Gr ALBA • _ COFFEE.-Java, Rio 'end Ground Coffee. SA LEItATI.M.-Jamea Pylete,BabbitCs Med- . icinal, and Ex4elsior, die. - NAILS, and also a new stock of WALL PAPER and WIN DOW PAPER,thisTday received. FARM ING TOOLS of the most aptiroied . patterne. ' 1.. Cl • cpcsis.ori3r,: . Gold Band, Shaded, Blue Band,'.and all thetieir styles; as fast as they appear in New York. , FLOUR constantly on hand. 1! SALT bythe barrel or sack. PATENT MEDICINES, GLASS, and everything'else you wept. R. KENYON .111., & CO. Lawaville Centre, Pa., Junk fith, 1869.' G. F. FORD/17' . • V. remoyed his shop a6roWs the street, to the building one door below Xeeler dt Stoddard's, which he has littectitp expressly for a Saddle, Harness aa Trunk Shop where maybe founiiaillkinds of . 3E3C.LS.PLIVMOS froth the heaviest team, to the Yightest,trotting harness, and a general assorment of trimmings, which will be made up or sold Very - low, _ Carriage Trimmings: - A good assortment on hand, which will be sold very Sow; all trimming done cheaper than _else where. OAK LEATHER on hand, from which harnesses Will be made and 170ristrreaaatea._, *f,doCustomers' will please bear in mind that I wish to settle up. once a year. Thos6 having Unsettled accounts, or notes j4lue, will oblige - settling or making payment; without wills . G. F. FOEWHA:AI, :Montrose, Pa. de ) :1 1. . . . . Oth, 18591 • C) "1 1 1 M. Z,CO 13 would respectfully ! announce to the . public hat he - may still be found) at the old,stimd, fully prepared to attend to thmwants of the coMmunil. ile'will keep on hand'a good. stock of . : • - :I - t-ie peries i 3. . SUGARS, TEAS; COFFT,E ; SPICES, Fnum-FLoun and. SALT (by the seek 9r barriil,) Fmn,land ail arliEles found in First Cla Gtoceries. I • . He' would' particularly e Vibe attetitiun of Farmers and others to the fact that.: he is constantlyJeceiving fresh suppl aof 1 • ' FIRST. RATE F OUR will b . - also-good and medium qualiti6s, which sold etrttx,•tcir ready pay, in (pant the purchaser. - ' Cash p'tid for Pelts; Deacon, and DISSOLUTIO rr HE firm of S. H. SkYREA, BI ie -day dissolved by.mutual consent, __Lyre withdrawing from tho firm. The business will be carried on as heretofore under, the natrifiand style of S. H. Sayre & Bro 4 The notes and accounts bo in th& handy' of D. .S ayre for firmsettlement. , All indebted to the wi ll please give it their immediate ,attention, as all thelac: counts must be settled. . . S. H. SAV:RE . & BROS. Montrose, Sept. Ist, 1859. KEYSTONE .14 . 0 TEL • At Montrose, Tenn. I • WIVL IL BATCH, ,• Proprietor. ,THIS new and commodimis Hotel iaitnated on Public Avenue, clear the Court Hnuse,nnd nearly in the centre of:the business pUrtion of Montrose, is - now fu:ly, completed and furnished, and will be opened on Monday, the 27th day of the present month for , the accommodation of the public and 'travelers. The Propricr feels confident. that he_ is now prep,aredto.untertain guests in a manner that cannot fail Itz.tive • Complete SatisilictiOn. The Hotel and Furniture are` new, and no ex. pense has been spared to render it equdl, if not superior to any similar establiihment in this part of the State.- It is well supplied itithl all the recentimprOements and comforts, and ;obliging waiters will always be readyte resp.iiiid to, the call of customers. The Stables connected with this lipase are New and-Cont.eniel4. The Proprietor itspectfully solicits the patron age - of his old friends, and the public generally. WM. K.IIATCH. Montrose:September 21st, 1858. I . r . trtaiM WHOLESALE SALT DEALER, • 201 . Washisiiirtowtslt, • (Directly opposite Washing"On Ilar)ret,) IVeNrir , STILL CONTINUES to offer te the ejty'and • COUNIRY trade, all - kieds'nf FOREIGN Coarse and Fine SALT, at the - V,eritowesi. figures; 40000 sackithrd bags, coniisting in part' of Ash ton's celebrated brand for table and &iffy. use; Jeffrey & Darcy, Marshall's, !'Brownlor's, &c. and 50000 bushels Turks !stand, Bonares, Cu. races, St.. Übes, Liebon; Cadiz ,Ivica, Nantes, &c.,, all of which will bisold at bargiin pries from vessels, store and storehouses. . I Any purebaser.wishing to Select froth a good assortment will-find it to - big interest tot calf. N. 13.—Fine table salt put up in smolt bags of 'different sizes, all constantly. on hand l in ship. ping order. Also a splendidarticle of Rock Ground aalt,in quart bozes,Prit up andi for sale by the;quantity, in cases of five dozen each. New York, April Ist, 1859:—Iv* - t Riffillic,lll2M • rriHE subscribbr having Forchased A. refitted and newly furnished-the above well known end - paptifir Hotel, is prepared to trceoinmodate the !rev eliog pnblic -and others withcall the attentions -and conveniences, usually feund 111.8 rd-class Houses.: No effort will tre dpared by ithe'Pro. prietor: and bis:Atiaistints to make the Hotel equal in every point to any in.the country.'. • the tsar-will alWri t ys-be supplied Iwith the Choicest Liquors. •" . t Me Stables, connected with dm , House artflarge, roomy and convenient,and careful and 'attentive. Hostleri areaways in chargelof them. , TARBELL., Montrose,Mq 13th, 1858. . 3,000 ROLLS 01' WALL TAPER. • 10,DIffERENTIFILIS„ BORDERING, WINDOIoy PAPER fix., A NEW SUPPLY, just arrived. and; for sale ebeap,l4 4•TURTIELL ABEL TURRELL AS just returned. from selecting and put chasing,.andd is now reset ing one of the largest and best assortments of :at* 4 C:f ever offered in this' market. The quality' of nearly every thing' good.; and 10'ww:ranted is .repropented. = Terms; ready eash and low.priees. Borne general Idei..of err stock I may be formed from the following - entneration l ,:: • , • DRUG% MZDICI3I2I, - Chemicals; Paint', Oils, Varnishes, Ghia, Dye Staffs; OroCeries, Lamps, tau Ware; Crockery, Ifirrors,'ClOgks, Wall Paper , Window Paper, -Window Oil Shades, Furey Musical Instruments, Jewelry, Perfumery, • " Stope Ware, Brooms, Brushes,Vhips, Dmbrollas, Bird Cages, Pocket . • " ' ; Naives, Guns /Pistils Amiannition,Ligiors,Truues, • Supporters, Port.monnales, - Shoulder Braces; Spectacles, Silver and Plated Spoons Forks; Sic.; Oold Pens, Stationery, yiolin,„Ordtir, Bass Viol Strings; Bows, to., Porcelain Teeth, Lith ographs, Artist's Tube Paints,! Brushes, ie., and all the popular Patent Medicines. - -Also some Dry Ooods,Wociden, Hard &Japanned Wire, Fluid and Oil Cans, C,ainphene, • Burning Fluid, Alcohol, Turpentine, • .Lamp, Tanner's, Neat Foot,Lanl,ollve, Castor, Boiled" sad Baw Linseediand'Coal OtIS, White Laid, Zirui, and all kinds of Colored Paints,.9lna• gar,l Canary Seed, and other things too _ -numerous to mention. - - As it is impracticable to give•naote than a gen eral outline - of my stock through the Newspapers, every on wishing goodi is invited to call and examine. custbuters on entL4ing . the . Store must not expect j to find ,everi thing in sight; but nearly every Article 'wanted will' be' produced by inquiry. Thankful for the liberal patronage hitherto received, I hope to merit and receive a large increase of the same. ,1 Montrose, Oat. 6.'69. ABEL TURRELL. • SAIVFORD'S LIVERIMIGORATOR 2:F.3 Fat DEIIILITATES. IT is tempo led mil Irely fMm Clatuts,an.i twabe.7nne eatblisLod tact, a tiLtodard Slelleitte;known and appi ...ell by •11 ttan4 ntd it, and note re armed In co Ids nd.hince st i E. We !areaace tut which It 14 recniongoodod. • - _ -It , h. cured thrinsanda, who had Vets unarl Iltopea[Ao tinsoliene ertietentra In my; The dune west be adaptndl hidirktual taking IL end us act gently:on the Bone.. Let the dictate* of your wit 'ef . LIVEIt IV %lllcure Liver Com.. tacks, Dyspepsia, g I Summer Co nal ry,, - Dropsy,. Sour Coitiveneis„ Chol. IllOrbus Chaim esti ; leave, ; Ja [lndic e, es, mud may be used me. .ry Family Medi..l 14 II EA DI A tirtnty mlnutes,lf spoonfuls are tak. stmt. 1 • U lu ti Ait vibe. use It ary l pi igfvleg tbdr u•ittimohy me. APATED. IN TIIE NIOUTII TILE INytDottATon,. AMU SWALLOW DOTH , ,TOGETIIEIt. trice One Dollar per 'Dottie. SANFORD'ai" FAMILY _ _ : CATHARTIC PILLS, NDED F1T.911 tracts, and put up in Tight, and will keep ce4wou Pure. Vegetable E GLASS CASES, A In any ellisnate: The Family Ca tle het active tlattatrtle used .1n - Ids practice more theremtlne elouz used the PILIO. I all,etprnht In regard to their them within the reacher all. • thnrelle.PlLLlssen• Ithleh the prpp l ieur has than twenty , reara. .dena-inif (tea- Mt. - who aj and thesadstartiun hleh use, Lai Ind deed mato piece ee i ~.E . ta iw t &decent Cathacttca act The Profslan well know on dlffernol tNortmo of lb. PA,111.1( CA M===E ...._ . _... ~._ 'la rarlety of the purest Valet• all , alike an every part of the good and oafs In all e.... oreile.l. sorb -as De.. Si 0 in a c b. Sleripl-. .. Bork sa.l Loin., nail Poireeseest over from ',swarm rokt. which Ind Ina bag noir. of Fr i 41 We, n Creeplag aess• Ilse body, fleatleasse El ne eltalta la I Ise heath . Dlosenar a. Worsts+ In 144 ni..u...11,....,.. great L I) '''„'iLLl'ilir.lirtili..l4,",l:l4- berm r etimpoonde 1 from a table Estrerta. which •limenbtry canal. and are er vrbere a Ca•Smolt S. en ogerarnt • . of the lit the: Cnsllr{ocaJ,Palo' the whole body, fre.inentlr. ter. Lassa of • A two- 1 an tiottof Cold - over news, Tirnilarh«, or! CI .1 us Ina [nand tory 1 Children or Adolf e, I Pori lire erase 111100 , 11 E.,11 L Aelr, too numerous nicht • Vote. 1 5.3. PRICE TIIREE DretY 4 :3. The Liver Inehtlrn tor nod Fnmlly Co. thnetlefFlll ■ are rednlt-tt by Itrittcl4tt copetally, and. sublubni64lr by ate; Trade In all tbnl.trze irm DI. •_ • -4 4 1 13. T. W:3-4.37V01t M. - Mlllll4 . •il,r,rr And Yrgprletatn, 333 illroadveny. SrAw 'Cork. \for eale - in M.optrose \be .1 - ' litip39 ll s 1g • ABEL TUR,RELL, Agent. -- ;-___- . SALAMANDER Safes.—EVA2lB ---, --- ' di Watson,No. 26 south fourth 1 Via.' i r....-I -street, Pliillidel hia, have now on ? hand. a large assortment ot Fire ' 2 " - — sand Thief-prod Safes. Also - , on doors for banks, stores, Iron shutters, Iron sa , all hakesof Locks; gyuso to any in the Unite • -tales. , Five Safes in on ire.. 11l ;cone. out Right - with contents in good i ondition. _ TIIESALANIANDER SAFES OF! PIIILADELPHIA AGAINST THE WORLD. ..IpV4INS W A'R'SON,. Have had the surest demonstration in the . t folloiving certificate that. their , manufacture of Salamander Sates has at length folly warranted' the represent:4lmm which' hate been made of them as rendering an undoubted security against the terrific clement t . • • '•' Philadelphia, April 12th, .11156.' Mers.rti, Evasp & WAreott.J r l Guntletnen:' It affords us the highest satisfaction to state to you, that owing to the very potective s qualities of two, of the. Salamander, ,Safes which we purchased of you sodemouths since, we saves a large portion of our jewelry,and all.nur hooks, papers.,*c. exposed to • the ealarnitous fire in Ransteactillace, on the morning of the 11th , .• inst. . • Whea we reflect that these Safes were located in the fourth story of the building we occupied, and that they subsequently- fell into a heap of burning I ruins,Where the vast concentration of heat caused the brass plates-to melt, we cannot but regard the preservation of their valuable contents as most convincing proat of the great security afforded by your Safes. We shall take much pleasure in-rec ommend. ing . theta to ifien-of business -as a sure reliance against fire_ . GEORGE W. SilliMONS.it BRO., Jetociers,. -W.tto have purchased tax large Safes since. April 28; 's9—Lly: "• UR MUSICAL FRIEND.: A Rare Companion for the Winter Months. Every Pianist," I Should procure this. weekly Every Singer, . ' Publication of Vocal and 1 , Every.Teaeher, , Piano Forto Music, .coat- Every Pupil, - log but 10 CENTS a. Everi'Amateur, ntimber,; and pronounced By the entire ress of the Country, to be 'q'he Rest and Chiapeat work of the kind in • , the World.? .• ' Twelve Full-sized Pages of 1 Vocal and Piano Fort Mamie M". 11 cm .. C'en.ts. YearlY,*Bs; Half-yearly, $9,50; Quarterly, 31,25. Subscribe to our " Musical ;Friend." or order it- - from . the nearest Newsdealer, and you will have music enough for your entire family elan Insignificant cost; and you want -Music for the Flute, Violin, Cornet,:Clarionoti AcCordioik &c:, Ste:, subscribe to the' - . ' SOLO 11REILODD37 , V Containing 12 pages, costing Only - .. 1G e. a Number; Yearly,s2,so; Halt.yearly,lll,qs. '`All the Bask Numbers at 10 cents, and bound' Volumes. containing 17 Numb:era, at $2,40 each, constantly on hand, _ .i i C. B. SEYMOUR & CO. 107 Nassau Bt., New Yorlc • WOOL - CARDING. - - ,BE subscriber continues the above business.' .1.• - as mini at his old stand in arorklyn Thankful for- past favors ho_ would solicits share-of the public patronage. • - A. G. R.EYNOLDN. • Brooklyn; k1ay2.11.1859.,—tr" MILOVII.; frank ground. Molasses and Su chnap. Just received ,and for sate by July . J. LYONS & SON. ALARGE Armament .of Lithegrapin and Tube Pilotarjust krrived, and for eale,nt - redneed prices, by A Eit. TURRELL. lifOntaise, Jan. gm, 186 Q, POCKET BIBLES, - ALMANACS, CHURCH PSALMIST. , ...-*/ . 'SUPPLEMENT, SMALLL i 0 ORS, il; C.; for -sale by • Dee. 20th. L . J. LYONS &SON. AMso:-'PURE,It - EROSENE OIL.' LIGHT! _MORE FRAt"'W Trte ni aair;, i i d n , c _i pm p b - 4 0 , , i , n Cand seed gt Raisins, goffee,ptc; etc., just °nailed and going a . J. LYONS &SON. TroVision *tort, At 1110*ROSE, Pa.; fINE door below i_Ethridge's Drug Stori, V 'on Public - Amu°, where will be found constantly! on hand a general assortment of .- • GROCERIES . :•-' Such as Sagan, Molasses, Syrofa, Teas, - _Cone •. &c„ &c. • , 1 11 so the cioiceat brands of FAMILY -FLOUR, -- Meal, Lard, Pork; Hams; Fish, Caralles &e. We solicit a 'share'of the public patretiage, and pledge °arrives to do the fair thing, hoping by each bargain to secure anothei. • - • 1 - • -BALDWIN & ALLEN, At.rarm W. L. ALutrr. 'EIItOCKBT DIARIES AND ALMANACS for 11'S80:. a large variety: And lede,lible Pendia fot marking wearing-apparel, warranted aot, to fade or wash•ont, for sale by A. N. BULLARD. sfontroa l e, Dee. 12th, 1859. A CHIAP and easy remedy for the Piles and 1. Corns. Try it. Also Meyers Rat end Mice Exterminator, sold. by J. LYONSA SON. WINOHESTER'S.HYPOPHOSPHITES of Lime and Soda, for Colislimption ; Rol loway's Ointment and Pills; Judson's Mountain Herb and nearly all,,the inns adver.. tised,w in the alarket, aro for sale by- . -liontrnse, Jan. 9, - . ABEL TURRELL . , trlthhi the 1 at tyre jean ; of lattmerMai 'pratararirn atom. Vatemperament Of the rd mien qunntakeiran no jadginent sale -yna In the, vicciitaton, and II plalnka, Qltlotu AV._ Chirosile DI a rrhaea, plalnls, Dysenle.. Stomach, Ilablidaal le,Cliolera, Chole• lofaat:lusa, • Flatw.' Female Weakness. ceatulli as an Orglina elue.lltwllleureSlCli ihousafas ent testify.> In two Or. three Tenr I A at lootimenEemenl of • • AlanlV,: we', presen you with a perfect illtenos. ol• trine°, a thief of A tribe of the strange - Tirtee Nation; that ones ruled Meafeo. 'YOU Botha ful( acconot of him and :hilt people In our Pamphlets. and AlraanaraZ—to be had gratis, from the Agentifor three The inventor and isanlificturer of ••Jud.nn4 . Vows. lain Herb Pills," has spent the greater part of hi. lifa is eraselinie, having risite:l niariy evety coltntry in • the world. He spent over Liz years among the Indian. of the Rocky %fountains aod(levies, .4 itryra• 11111. that the .. 3111Cr7A14 . 111G. TULA" were Ai•co.re.l,' A •err loteristing account of histrolrentures therc.',m, will (awl 'in our Almanae and Pamphlet.. ." t It ia an established, fact. that all di-ea•4 4 + *rise !soul this *ell , e*abllo.bed fart, . The )44,..a and when any forliign or omihenl•hy firte mixed With it. It in at Orr. , dintrih;lied , tttt y -orlawof the tmaly. Fnery nerve leek the poinoo. amlntl the vital organ, qinctly complain. ' The ;Towanda.. Rill not. digent the fond perfekly. 1 he. liner ,S,A.P4 In secrete If fllniriency of 4ila. The action of the heart ia eokenrjl andmo the circuletion is feelde. become tloceem with the pcinonoon matter: hence, n els—and all on, a plight impilf.ty at the foontain. head of ilife-,the nal( . Am . if von load' thr - oen 1.0t114/ earth., frir iiintan ;in A , puro mprng, tronti wbielOran City' runlet, Inn fen niinntealhe whole con roe of. the atream, becotnee dimturbed end • dineoloriol. An 1;u:elnly dope impure blood ey to ete'll' part, and leek ito alio; • ',chip& j All Ilse pamagemt become obatrucled, sod onleme the obstruction to removed, the lamp or life coon diem one. TheatOpilts not only malty the blood, bet regenerate aft the secrkions of the body; they are, theiefore, unrivalled 's.* agirt , :digiasts rui Addrss abort.. .VI • SA] R E & BRO.,,Agents, Montrose. (dee22 HOWARD ASSOCIATION PHILADELPHIA: 4 Beneiiokneinstituticin establiihed by ape . tint .Fridozement;for the Delief_of the Siek- - and Distressed, afflicted with Virulent and Epideinic Diseases; and especially for the - Cure of Diseases of the ,Sexual, Organs. • EDICAL ADVICE. giren gratis,• by the I.ll..Acting Surgeon, to all Who,Upply by letter, • with a description of their Condition, (age, can pation, babits of life, &c.,) and in cases of ex trem4verty,medicines furnished free of ehave. Valtuible Reports onSp_ermatorrhrea, and oth er Diseises of the Sexual Organs, 'sent.tO the IC t Bitted ift sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. • Address, lloughton, Acting Ser. geon, Howard Association, No. 2 South 9th-at., Philad'ft' ? - Pa. By orcret of the Directors. [pelt) • IlfA - 22RIAGE . GUIDE, -- A NEIL BOOK, BY WILLIAM YOUNG, M. D. .'°The secret cluO to courtship, love & marriage: with 'the diseases inci. dent to youth, maturity and old age; being lights and shades of 'married tire,. its; joys and sorrows, hopes ? s %'.* fears and disappointments . Let all niarriedi People, or those contemplatiog marriage and haiing the least impedimentla married- life, read this bciek. Let every. Young min andwoman id the hind read this book ..' It is full of' , Plates, and discloses secrets that eVery.istio.should know: a little linowledge at first may save's wrld trouble after life. Send for a copy' (enclosing 25cts.. go • • •Dli. Wm. YOUNG, . ap2Bi-] 416 Spruee-st, Philadelphia. OLD DOLT. MATH'S BOOS OF 'TRAVELS Jet, kt)an4 great discoveries of the JogcnieseUl and Flaid India Medicines, with full directions for the csrßtin cure 'of , - consumption, bronchitis, ca tarrh, cidttihs, colds astina, fevers, heart disesie, ictofolcencer,dyspepsia, liver complaint,gmel` and urinary deposits, femafo complaints, dtc.-4% Illuattgted_with hundtpds certificates of cures and enetailuga.. For . llfie purpose of rose° lot wt, many isniTering fellow-beings as poisible from a premat§re.death, it will be sent to any part of the coquet by send Jim, - 25 cts., to DR. HEATlfi oc2oyvl 047 Broadway, New - Yoyit City. Sold; arse by A. Turrell, Montrosi; Hayden New Milford; C, P. MathewsiScrliston, 1111EW,' V tt Junsowv , Blount* Herb Pills. IMPURE BLOOD: O liE rcia.nimors liver Crireplalnt, Sick Ileardobe, /cc. Thi, - Iledicing expel* from the blood the hidden ret.d.. ease, and readers all. the fit:lids and secretions pure and fluent, clearing and Yeenecitatintthe vital Plea Wet. indeed, la it to ire ~ that we e able to place within lo W ur reach, a medicine litie the •`llnrs-ran liras rsra..! :that will Tees directly to the afflicted parte..- throughl - the blood and iluide of the body. end aloe the euirceer to brighten with the. flush•or beauty and health.. JittlsoWs Pills are the Best Remedy hi eziet iiice fur the following Cantßlaints: A 4rd ertylaints, Debiliiy,; . Inman! !Paknns; C•unis,, • Rier and Agrw, . Lin, Contrinink GAis, 1. • ifinale Coinj•laints. fmnas if Sprits, Chest. Satin, Ileactadier; Pats, Matirenifts., , Indigestion, - - .Clone and Crawl.. DiffirPtal Inffuesuci, ' ..54 cnridary Sop Diarrillt • infraniginn, , i?nr. DiTT , IN - • JO- L • • • . • • • GREATIEDIALF. MEDICINE! Females who vain* b&th, eltaidd• never be Without they 11fte. They pnrifrthe blond, rentore obstruclioni of all klnde,.cleansellut akin of all pimples and blotches and brig llur rich color of health to the pale cheek.' Air The nude and Herbs of which those - Pala are made, were discovered In a eery surprising way "amng the 7erteam , II tribe of Aborigines in Mexico. Gerthe Almanac el-our Agent, and you will read with delight, the very interesting amount it contains of We '• Gates Ilemask",ot the Aztec,: - •) k e.— the -Mountain. Herb PWa areptd. up to • 1 3;4 .Beautifid Wrapper. Back bete &Wain 40 pair, and Itetaia at 05 *AO per box. AU penuint Lai The signature rf H. L. .IrD.SON if CO on rack tak . InTDSCi r, a Co, • SOLE PItOPRIETORS. No. 50 Leonard §treet, • FORS.
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