CATARACT WASHING MACHINE.
Clothing, Ti'me, and Labor SavCd:
INDISPENSABLE TO HOUSEKEEPERS.' •
The most simple,: economical, and dprable
articlu'eter offered to the public to alleviate the
di:Tearing of. wash-day._
Description.
It , cronsiats. of a, metal cylltderovith ribs on
the in.ide,-and an interior cylinder df wood,
with ribs. There is a space from six to eight
• inches between4he-two intlerit. - One crank
turns both cylinders at, the same time in oppo-
site direction% rapidly creating a suds, forcing
..the water through-the clothes,-and effectually
. removing the dirt: - The action of , the wager
does the work rinickly, dispenses cntirel.g with
' -rubbing, and thui mares the wear of cloth 0;
.JAMES B. RODGERS,
• 104 Jones iley. Phil. is Ag e nt for. P enn .
- SULLIVAN t it HYATT, - Prop'rs, .
• 64 BEEKMAN ST., KEW YORK
N..ll,—Stateand County Rights for sale. and
purchasers supiflied with Machines at wholesale
on liheralterni
...
WA Machine is in 6iveralion by:llam:tress
tinily, at 'our salesroom, 43 1 4. Broadway . .
JC CO ' , mhfl. entt6M
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TIE FIRST GIN
OF THE
WM:W. YEAR S
J 1 AYDEN BROTHERS, TIIE PEOPI,F 4 'S
it Agents, -- are now opening the not enor
mous Stock of _ • -_ •
TV - INTER DRY GOODS,
BOOTS if; SHOES, -‘
hEADY MADE CLOTHING,
HATS 41.- CAPS, GROCERIES,
lIIVFF Xl,O — IsitOBIES,
YANKEE NOTIONS. — WATCHES,
(ta,
errP.bmught to this end of the State. Bought
in Nem York 'and el the Eatitrrn••Manti Mete rem
* FOR CASH! and which 4. - e II:we marl dut,Ta
at ALARMINGLY Lew' PRICES!
ViTE DEFY COMPETITION!
WE INVITE INVESTIGATION!
-. WE . SOLICIT EX AM IN ATION !!!
As we tbel contldent in' all we assert. The day
of lame prate has goneby, and. we have cood
GODS. 'HEAP for the .MII i LIGN!
The success of our house has prompted .
OLD* I' OGX
to filch from us our good name. We cannot
priNent this, of course, neither do we'desire to,
and have no apprehension of any evil result to
our business.
"BUT WE CAN; AND WILL,
sell much lower than any other establishment
in this part of the State, ;and we will always
maintain our reputation for
PRICES THE LaitrEST!
STOCK THE MOST EXTENSIVE!
STYLES the Most FaShimullle ! • •
•- Qualitics'the7 Most Reliable!
OUR MOTTO IS SMALL PROFITS!'
•
Goad Valuc"! Quick- Returns
ONE PRICE and NO DEVIATION!
Our bystem of -doing business 'creates much
jealousyamong.Old Fogy Merchants who have
.as many prices, on the same gocds as tho have
customers.
OUR', ONE PRICE SYSTE M
•
pleases our old customers and creates-many new
ones, w e intend to continue it. Remember and
call before yon buy. if it is nothing 'more than
to keep well posted- up.-
E' - We possess - ,advantages for purchasing
goods, over any house in this section; and the
unparalleled- increase of our sales for the past
year warrants us in saying that we never Were;
and never will bemndersidd. We fear ne com
potition. Fleur and Salt always on hand.
Ev'ery kind of Produeelaken in exchange for
Goutis. i ) . -Cash paid for Pelts and *stars;
ISAVDEN , BROTHERS.
New - 11i1fOrd, Pa., Jan. Ist, 1860.
HOSTETTER'S'
STOMACH BITTERS.
The proprietors and manufacturers of 110S
TETTER'S ,CELEBRATED STOII.ICII BIT
TERs, can appeal with perfect confidence to
physicians and citizens generally of the t. nited
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 of 'fastener'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 eviderd that during
the coming year the consumption will' reach.
near one million bottles. This immense amount
:could never have been sold but for the rare
Medicinal properties contained in the prepara
tion,"and the sanction of the most prominent
. physicians in !those sections of the country
. where the iniCle ii best kitown, who not only
recommend the Bitters to their patients, but
are ready at all times to givelestintonials to its
. efficacy in alLeases of stomachic derangements
and the diseases resulting therefrom. • -
' 9 This is mit a tempOraty popularity, obtained
by extraordinary efforts in the way of trum
peting the qualities of the Bitters, but a solid
estimation, of an invaluable medicine, Which' is
destined to be is
. enduring as time itself.
llostetter's ;Stomach Bitters I have proved
a Godsend to regions where fever and ague
and Tari9llB . other bilious complaints have
counted their - victims :II hundreds. To be
able to .state confidently that the' "Bitters"
are a Celt/Lill cure for the Dyspepsia and like
diseases, 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 to tie nervous Systein,
giving it that - tone and energy indispensable
for the restoration of health. It operates upon •
the stomach, liver, and other digestive organs,
mildly bur powerfully, and soon restore& them
- t a.a condition essential to the healthy discharge
of ihe functions of nature. .. ,
Elderly persons may use the Bitters daily as
per directions on the bottle, and they will find
• in it a stimulant peculiarly adapted to comfort
declining years, as it is pleasant to the palate,
• invigorating to the bowels excellent as atonic,-
and rejuvenating generally. We have the evi
dence of thousands of aged men and women
who have ezperiencedlhe benefit of using this
preparation while suffering from stomach de
rangements and general debility; acting under
the advice ol' physicians., they have abandoned ....-
all deleterious drugs and fairly tested the •
merits of this article. A few words to the
gentler sex- There are certain periods when
their cares are so harassing that' many of them
sink under the trial. The relation of mother
and child is so absorbingly tender, that the
mother, especially if she isei young, is apt to
forget her own health . _ lartier extreme anxiety ,
for her infant. Should the period of =sten&
arrive-daring the itnuimer seakin, the wear f
body and. mind is generally aggravated: .11 , ~
then, iaa necessity for a , stimulant to teen
rate the -energies of the system, and enable the
Mother to bear np under her exhausting trials'
and responisibilitles. Nursing mothers gene
rally
prefer tlaßitters to all other invigora
tors that receive the endorsement of physi-
TiAllS • because it is agreeable to the taste as
well as certain to give a permanent increase '
' of bodily strength. •
Ail those persons , to whom we bare particu
larly referred above, to wit: sufferers from
le% er And ague, caused by malaria, diarriura,
dysentery; indigestion, loss of appetite, and
all diseases or-derangements of the stomach, •
superannuated invalids, persona 'of Sedentary
occupation, and nursing mothers, will consult
their own physical 'welfare by giving to Iles- '
teller's Celebrated Stomach Bitters a trial. 1
('AUTION.—We caution the public against
using any' of the 'many-imitations or counter
feits, but ask for 116srarven's CPLEISUATEIr -
STOMACH BITTET4, and see that each bottle has
the words " Dr. J. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters"
blown on the side of the bottle, ant) 'stamped -
on the metallic cap covering the cork, and
observe that our autograph signature, is on 1110
label
Prep.ared and sold by 31 013tgza - gz.B dt
MITE; Pittsburgh; Pa. and sold by .all
druggists, grocers, and dealers generally ;
throughout the United States, Routh 21=0"
rice. end tlarzikans.. • • .
Ile" For &thin Montrose I; . y
1y , ' ABEL TURBELL
OOK BINE/MG.-61d Books, Newspapers,
1) . Painphlets, etr, bound by on
short notice
NEW. GOODS! NEW GO
HIT T.REN 1 BRANCO S
.
• - OF
6uttebbtrg, 'gastubaunt,
4 s AT
DloAtrOsef&StisfraTep
rnut.;uoersi g ned - have provided
Jp_with 13
SPLENDID ASSORT RI
ft 'AD - WINTER - MA
. .4 iv kith they, boast orbeinff t o :•'
HANDSOMEST AND CHE PEST
.in this section of codlikry: • •
•Theyt il,So. flatter themselves that they have
the beat of obtaining
- .
60obt rail from tlje n'arkrt •
•
and are
thin side
to be nnders Id by a 4
firm Alia side of' N. Y. City. In regard to
! • - ' • REAPHIADE . CLOTIIRG:
-
we would at that being in this busiues)argoly at
24 DOT Street r NeW York• City
we can Offetithe public bargains not,sujpassed by
any retail dealers in this section, as e can sell
'here at !radii Prices, as cheap, as tholae :who go
to New IYellc and :..pnichase t wholesale 'and>
..th4n tiring them here 'and hype to:malre a profit
over that which' they • bawd already paid them
selves. !Cell and eee da and we will, -proVy
the facts. , : • • . •
•
011ittidag .
' '' ‘lcitenbaun, CO-
Montrjose: i Pa., October 27th, 1859.
DIED._} TE NOT HEARAT.
MARaY hot by the hm.. ten to
Head of itavigMioo and get
MORE G-00D GO-ODS
• 110 Dollar!
than can 76 liad at any BEER SIIOI I in Penn'a
11 botind: i to make it an object f;fr:C,ASII buy,
era to leave their shillings txith me, and not
spend thin for slazy trash.--stuir-,-tht fag ends
of Petori Funk Auetion Shops--whie make a
Big Shadtc, Mad- Bills. Dot.% be ,huinbuge{t
:by threeicent handkerchiefs, suM w. to bleed,
1)11t, cprnn t&tho
ASH STORE
one door Ulow'Tarbell's Hotel and buy you).
Goodit at New-York Prices.
Calicoes{ Delains,'Sheetinds, all, good Goode.
seelknlTen -9; 40, 50, GO, and 75 cents. Bina:
tianiton pried 4s. ss. fis. and Bs. 12 0 ponod+
pice dry Sugar f0r.51,00., Box Itnisinsi Is. Sirup
Starch, I`obii&o, &c.,(Stc„ all of-which I WILL
sill 10 sn it the close,,t Imverg . :
January 25, 18601 HENRI' 6.'I'IYLER.
•N 43.4-thin't forget the ',lack the ov..r.Store
l Afitilfiird's, No. 2 Public Avenut
STOVES":.! STOVE!
. iItEMPUICEP •,
H. .13T_TFLJELIT9P
just ret . eivitig a large atoLk stuves
including: a full assortment of
Cooking, Parlor. °like, and ..cloP Store's,
'•ifor Wood or Coal.
Also,
,Stove Pipe, Zinc, Store Vibes, do
assortment will include the mns't ferect and
desirablii stiives'in market , and will be sold at
— ""-ices for Cash. or Proinpt
Noverbber ist, 1859.
NEW . ERA: ' -
1
_ AND WIN TER- GOODS
AT pIBEAT BARGAINS!!
Ready Pay and Small Par fits.
-RILtieBITT has now in Store and i& H. making large additions to hi Stock of
'FALL AND WINTER GOODS, to which he
would inkitOheattehiion ofrnolerT PAVtSG stri•
Ens. embracing the . inost -desitableN rieties Of
B LADIES' DRESS GOO S,
•
In New Styles of Rich Fall Prints a d Plaid
.in DeLams4pural Plaids, Plain and-I laid Meili..
nos, Mohair .Cloths, Cinghama, and Sit s; Brodie,
Stella,'Onshmere, Silk, and
. Wool SU Is; Rich
Ribbons', Biinnets r and Flowers. Net loads, Li
dies' Cloths, Broad Cloths, Cassineres, &e.
With a full : assortment of
Staple - •
and-Fanby Goo,ds, -
;. as usual, *Wing
Groceries, Crockery, lillaclu•ar,
: ..
... Slower., Iron, Steel, Nails, l ,
I ...- lints anti Caps ! '
Bootsionii Shoes, Carpeting. Fmor O il Cloth.
Painted IWindow Shndis, Wall Papet, Clock 4
Drugs, iliif4PaintA, Fur& Buffalo Robe s, & c., &e.
The entire stock being large,.and 4oug,ht f t r
tesu; 1011 give n superior opportunity] for choir
selections, nod will In sold for .11Es1y-PAY 1
to 25 . per rent: below regular paves.. An e
saltation of• the STOCK will be found profitabl .
to tbosej who wish to buy.,
N. B i—lriottr and Salt eongtantl ,
- New Milford. Oelnbe,i. - 1859. •
.. ..
.
• .-, .
N.. B .
.•
FATlllllqns and notherty . E!rollier.
and . kiiiitekw, -and all others nterested
will pleasolake . PAntrcut.-An 'notice that • -
.S4Fitita, .e,1.1143., 0, '
the fellow that comes round iDelf a year to tick!.
'the cliildred, is expected along soon; and ha!
agreed th call at Bullard's Book - Stor where h
ea findi : ' 1 .
: A niee)Ot of Tops, j
t,
• -r For Girla and Buys.
A n, a ne lot of Gift Booksand Annuals,.&c,.
st -It as olel.l.3anta Claus,rnill surely pe pleas, d
.th. V. -. i,
i s
I
Please remember that flit! 'old fellcw will be
round al few days: earlier,thisyear than usual
qq
'as Christmas conies on' Sunday,' arid Will try to
-finish - hill trkeels to all the ittle.Girit• and Boys'
Saturday night. At - the 31nntrose Book Store.
Remember. ~ • . - A. N. BU LARD.
Montrose, Dec. 12th, 1849. -
i WM. B. simPsoiN,
EIT
Shop. ih Boyd • & . -building
rieztl - doOr - abore..Keeter & Stothard'g. )
LTAYIN:O I worked. for the piiStlnine yearii
11 with. he most skillful wiirkmen,heieel.4
confident tiint,he can do the mobt, difficult job . .
on vihort " " . J
Wev
Wo-rk . Warraotrd to Giro Satil
W. B 1 Stairsos
,has worked for mi
time, an 4 reepuitilend - hicia as a
skilful workman, competent to do as
us can Ve done in the country, and •
confidenlee. WU. A. CIL&
• Towandti• June 10th, 1858. ~
R e f ent trt',--.Wm. Elwell, E. W.
Montay, E. 0. Goodrich, B. KjQa b l iti
da ; B. IS.. - 43erkley, I. Searle, C. D
J. Wlttenterg, Montrose.
- * * *Jewelry neatly repaired on sh
land op reasonableterms. [June 15th,
L._ • S. ,AL Pettengill' &
A drertisiiitztAg,eut,at, 119
Neiv-York, and 10 'S
late-st,
:agents ?Or The Montrose Denwerat,
.thorirlifito Uontruct for. US at our low:
BURL ITSG FLUID, - White and
Lndiet!.iliid S. S. BoOta,.and
I from -56 eta: ito T
May: 13 W 1859:
L. SON
as!
ORE!
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CheapeSt.! Bestl Largest !
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1 601130,00 • ;
i
Ptiya for Tuition in Single and Diable Entty
Book-Keeping, Writing Gomineicial Arithms
tigt- and Lectures. !
.
boardS weekti $2O, - Stationery st,
Tuition $33, entire e x pen se s $62.i .
, . =
Psual time-from 6 to 10 weeks. Every stn.
dent,. upon graduating., is guaranteed competent
tolmanage the Books of any Business, and gull;
iqd to earn asalary of from . . i
t, Pa.
hernial yea
•
I:8500.TO $lOOO.
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1
Students enter at rtny time—No Vaeation+-
RyieA3- at pleasure: •
"First herniutu fur Best RtminOst.Writing (fir
1 09, , rec Axed at Pittsburgh, philadelphin, ai,td
Ohio State Fairs.• Also, ate-T
_thrineipal. Faits
oil the Union -for tho paM four.years.
Ministers'.S:ons ieeeived at half 11;rtee.1
iy * *'For Circulars. nncl'Embellisi
ed .of the College,
.ineloso _ five . let*
stOysto.
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F. W. 31.'4k1KINS, Pittsbnyer, Pa.
HEAL
- Frra
• . ; .1
An
arrient and sfonaachic , preparation of.
INUN purifithd of Oxygen and Carbon•by corn
bustion in Ifydrol•en,.of high medical-author
i
ty and extraordinary efficacy in each - of the",; .
following complaint 4, viz.: •
DEIKLITY, NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, EMA
CIATION, DYSPEPSIA. DIAERKEA, CONSTI
PATION. SCROFULA, SALT RHEUM, SCURVY.,
JAUNDICE. LIVER. CO PLAINTS R.MUN.A.
TISK. NERCUMAL CONSEQUENCES, INTER
KITTENT, FEVERS. NEURALGIA. CHRONIC
KEADACHES, FEKALE WEAKNESS, MIS
MENSTRUATION: WHITES, CHLOROSIS, etc,
PIMPLES ON THE FACE, ROUGHNESS OF
TAM SKIN, . etc. ,
The IKON being absorbed by the bleed, and
thus'circulating through the whole system, no
part of the body can escape their truly wonder-
T
el influence.
Tho experience of thonsanda daily 'Proves that
no preparation of Iron - can for a moment be E
compared with it. • Impurities of the blood, de
, preseton of vital energy, pato and otherwise
eickly complexions indicate its necessity
inct every conceivable case. In all cases of
-
female debility (fluor tabus, chlerosis, etc.), its
4ffects are doh Ittfully renovating. No remedy t•
has ever been discovered, in the whole history
et medicine, which exerts such prompt, happy, .
and fullYrsttorative efTects. Good appetite;.com
plete digestion, rapid acquisition of strength; I
with an unnsuat..dispositou for active And r .
cheerful exercise, .immediatelf follow its use.
As a grand stomachic and,gencral restorative
it has no superior and nolmbstitute.
Put nit In neat flat metal botei containing
,50 plll 7 , ;nice no cents Yer bolt: all boles,
.R`sso: one dozed-boxestt4-00. For tale by
Ilent-gl.ta generally. 'Will be sent free' to
any athlrett on rerelyit or the price. All let,.
tiers, orders, etc.., thatticllte addressed to
R. B. LOCKE & CO.,
: .
, .
General Agents.
.339 Into.towmi. N Y. :7
N. 13.—The above la a- favelmtle of the :f
label on each box. - '
For sAlcia 4ontrose by . !
~
ilecls ii• : ABEL •TURRELL : Aoent. f;
NO WORD Akt• tAI L." 0:
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
, . crECULAR TO THE SICK.
IF,fillst hospital surgeons and Medical pith.
. /joists of Europe., 'admit the unparalleled.
anti•intlammatoriand Reuling properties of th;ls'
Ointment ;_gnvel meats sanctinn its use in thdir
natal and •military services; and the masses
this country•and throughout - the world.rep*
the utnabst, confidence in its curative propertit-is.
ft penetrates the sources of inairnmntion aced
co r ruption which underlies the - external evi
dpot,e,4 of liitiease, and ticutrulize the fiery er6 7
ments fttiql and eiasperafe the-malady.:
Rheumatism, Scrofula,
These aro among the most terrible and son
nizing diseases of the Muscles; the. fleshy filtte
and the skin; yet in their worst forms, arid when
seenangly incurable, they invariably, disappear
under a .persevering application of this soothing,
healing, m6110(0.10. pain and. inflammation. ".
- Salt Rheum, Fever Stakes, Stiff Joints.
In all eases orSaft Rheum. where medical wa
ters, lotions, and receipt of
.the pharmaeb.
isna have' proved. useles,s, The OintmenCwill
a' thorotmh . cure. Fever Sores h• i i
goicklymoder Vt.s. influence. and its relaxing ef
feet upon rentracted sinews is truly wonderful.
Discharging Ulcers. •
A most remarkable and happy change Is pro.
dueed in the appearaniie of malignant ttleerti tit
ter a few applications of this Oinment. The stir.
mending redness vanislfes. and granules ;of
of, healthy flesh be,giwto t:ike 'the place of the
discharged matter. This process .gr;es on mol-e.
or; less rapidly, -until the orifice - re filled up with
sound material. and the uteeryadittally cured.r.
A Word toEhithers.
The young. are the most frequent sufferg' froin
external injuries, and therefore every 'mother
should flare this healing preparation constantly
AC hand. It is an absolute specific Or: sore
breasts, and quickly removes the mierusted - soreS
which sometimes disfigure the heads and 'faees.
ofichildren. • •
y on harid.
Significant . kacta. ;!
-This Ointment orilmard the
Atlantic and Pacific whaling fleet as cure kr
sttltbutic affection s and tot .the best possille.
retticdv for wounds atwol bruises. Large supplits
of: it iive recently bi...en'ordered . 4 the Sultin
of. Turkey for hbspital purposes. •
Beth•the Ointment and Pitts should be used sit
' the following cases: •
Bunions, .Chapped Hands - , Scalds;
Blereurial Eruptions, Sore I.egg,
Chilblains, Rheu tnatietti, Sore 'Wrests;
Fistula, •Ringworm,` Sore beads,
Gout: Salt Rheum, - Sore l'hront;;
Lumbago; Skin Diseases,_ • Sores ofall
Piles, Sprains, Stiff Join t s;
Ulcers,: Worms of.all kinds, Venereal Soro
Tetter, - Swelled Glands.
, •
*,*Sold ai the Manufactclries of Professor
tli t muntrey, 80 Maiden:Line, New York, and
24 Strand, London, by all respectable DrtiagisTs
ttr4i Dealers in Medicine throdghoUt the Unitd
States and the civilized world, in. pots, at
ceats,•62 1-3 cents, and $1 each: • ;
far There is a considerable saYin,;•4 takitlk
the larger sizes. .
8.,--Directione, for the aidancerof patients
I",e 'erfdiserder are affixed to each pot. I
- . j9*y'l 23eow.
for som.
areful-o,n.
.00il wor
orthy
BEHLTN.
rd. E. D.
Towart.
-Lathrop,
I.rt untiee
858.—tt
•
Nassau•at,
tun, are'
d are aa
et rates. _
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SPRING-SEED ,WHEAT ,1
GOLD DROP, PROM- WESTERN NEW YON;; ; i•
CHINA TEA, a n d CATLIN WHEAT.
MS 67 the BIIEICEL, andREIID CORN, for sal.
BAIL DWIN & ALLEN, Moutiost.:l
re C tp } i . te
re
LER'S:
A RESISTLESS REMEDY
1%
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,„.„„
LIFE. s..MEMORIAL&-
I WOULDN'T TAKE A WORLD FOR THIS,"
n lady remarked 'to us a day or two since, a&
shq exhibited the portrait or an only child, gone
to the "spiritiand," which, was one of
9[9:112113E1. 7 -
INIMITABLE
How I should
_regret it, had >I not Bemired
this precious zneWal' of that dear one." So.
LI - ight we. - The' loved ones are, not always
with us,and while we can call them ours; every
ono should secure such a nteinorial;,
since they elm have theni iso truthfully taken by
that samurai artist, A. B. TUBAS, of Bing.
hamton. ' Gee
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
.
he sultscrihers have this day received aboth er
T
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 .this.market. All persons „wish
ing to make their friendsand families Christmas
Presents, aro invited to call and- examine, •
dem32 EVANS & ALLEN.
, Odd Fellows' Uhl!, Binghamton,
ATEEDLES:—Bono and" Wood Tidy Nee.
.s. dies. -Testing Shuttles, Crochet Needles;
Sewing, Darning pad Knitting . Needles, fcir sale
by , • & ALLEN.
"[TAM PINS.-:-Blaek, red and gilt Hair Pins,
'II various patterns and pikes, by
. . ,
- EVAN*: & ALLEN
fIORAL.-A fine assortment of Curul Beads,
Armlets, Necklaces, dte:_,_ by -
.-.Berais di., ALLEN.
0 . LEEVE-BUTTONS AND STUDS.—TheO best assortment of Sleeve-Buttonwand Studs,
all prices and qualities, or sale by
EVANS & ALLEN.
SPF I CTACLES.—Grad, Silver, Steel. .and
German Silver - Spectacles, of all ages, for
male .bv Evmis &.ALLEN.
rrilißlßLES.—=•Crold, Silver and Germ:m.Bll , -
4i_ yer Thimbles, a godd stock, for halo by ..
• ..- Ev i ass & ALLEN.
TUT crSekerS and Nut Picks at
EVAN! & ALLEN.
pl.tr PENS.—A first rate variety of Gold
"Jr Pens - and Pencils, all sites . and qualities,
by • • - • Eviss & ALLEN.
rII ABLE. CUTLERY.—A • good snpgly .of
'figives and 'Forks, Carvers-and Steels, b
EVANS & AELEN.
nORTE :410NNACS and CARD CASES, in
every variety—Pearl, Berlin Wireand Shell.
EVANS & ALtr t,
W A YTT Cl ja E l ' e S Z A O l f ar t i re Fi l e : s C
t k' Lll Uf ak a e l r ) . l, l d many of.
them of our own importation, at prices m u ch
lower than harp ever been sold in twri—War .
ranted good time keepers. E. tt A.
Watch.Chairis, a first rate assortment
of GOLD Fob, Vest, and Guard Chains.
1: 1 1, Rings and Brea'st Pins-,a beautiful ea
a riety, in setts double - nnd single. consisting
of Pearl, Jet v Carnen; Lava, C,;ral, Florentine.
Mosaic, Brilliant., Enainel, and a.. 11 Ciuld , various
patterns end prices.
- "IINGtft Itinmi - -Dilmond Opal Pearl Em
arnr4,7t.t, afid all GOLD, -a gr....t.al v-arioy
from $l6 d.iwn.
- /...OOKETs-a very fine rissortment,,CQUi
A
I ....1id Plitted, 4, and G dices.
( rn - Z HATA Warts.a large stock or uteri ng
1.3 vvr ware; censistin . ? of SpOlins; forks;
Indtes
cnps. ei:ike, pie,. ice 'ereit in, butter, & fruit knives,
riiiicirenslsettst, napkin ring, , card cases, etc. •
ZIA are--Castors, cake baskets . card
receivers. tea setts, it)e pitcherS.,.su;rar tias•
kess, salt telldr.s, forks, spoons, toast racks, dull•
els, .
p RACIST.ETS-- full supply', of every style,'—
some very rieh patterns. „
CLOCKS—Eight day, and th irty hour clocks.
a 4reat varioty,,warranted. .
nor 9 • EVANS &„ALLEN.
Nn. 2 Odd Fellows' Ball, Washington et.
Cll.l AWE b 1 , 7:T131E--.TVIETER Ak
R.(I.2IWEiII.E.ArTL—D., L. c&. TV.. R. R..
~=~ ~``
(IN and miter Tfinrsdav , Dec. Ist, 1859, trains
NJ' will be run as, follows : , •
EXPRESS PASSENGpI. Taaini,--Moving, South.
The night express train on tho N. Y. & E.R.R.
• arri-tes at Gt. Bend a 3:28 a. m., and connect.
with the-express train leaving Gt. Bend for N.
- Y. and Philadelphia at ' 8:00 a. m.
Doe at New Milford - 8 - t1.7 -
Montrose - • 8:36
• _ Hopbotioni . 8:59
' Nieholson 9:16 • •
. ' Facteryville . 9:40
• Abington - - 9:57
• Scranton - - 10:30
• . Moscow- - .11:17
Tobyhannl a - - 11:53
Stroudsburg_ - 1:12 p. in. •
• . Water Gap -
'Columbia. • - 1:50
Delaware (15 minutes to dine) 2:9i .
• Hope (Philud'a connection)
Bridgeville 2:40
Wasningten , - - 3.13
Junction - . - 3:30
New York - - 7:15
• Philadelphia - - 8:20
ExraEss TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
Passengers frttm . New York, leave . •
Pier No. 2 North River, at - 7:30 . a. m.
Passengers from Philadelphia lea
NValnet street Wharf at, -
_9:00
leave Junction, - - 11:10
Due at Wmihington ••• . 11:28
. Bridgeville • - 12:01 p..m
Hope(Philad,a connection) 12:05
Delaware (15 minutes to dine) , 12:20
Columbia. -• • - 12:20
Water Gap, ‘- - 1:01 . • •
Stroudsburg - - 1:15
Tithyhanna , . 2:45: _
Illoseow : - . 3:19
Scranton • . !. 4:05
Abington - 4:42 •
.Futorvvitle - 4:59;
- - 5:19 •
llophottotn 5:42
laf MONTROSE - 6:0•11
. . New MillOrd 6:22
Great 'Bend 6:40
Connecting at Great Bend' with the-.
Night Express going West at - 1:45 a. m.
An Accommodation train leaves
Scranton for - Great Bend at 10:35 a. m.
FaiAoryvitle 11:55:-
Nicholson . ' 12:39' p. to.
Montrose- - 1:50
Arrive' at Great Bend 2:50 -
Connects with Dunkirie..Ex. West -3:39 -
and Ac"commodation train West at 5:33 •
Accommodation train-returning leaves .
:,Grat Bend at 3:10
3loutrose 4:05 "
•Niceolson. - - 5:15
Factoryville - . 5:15
•' Dyant Scranton . 7:15
The Accommodation Amin-does not leave
Scranton until atter•the arrival of the morning,
Aram on the Laekawannw& - Bloorneburg R. R., ,
- that' giving passengers from the Wyoming Vin 4,.
ley a direct connection for the Mat by the
morning train. • •
_-For the accothmodation of way travel on'the
Southern Division a Passong,er Car will be at. '
taebed to the Express Freight trains leaving
_ • Scranton, t • - • 4:30 a. m.'
Due at Moscow . 6.00
Stroudsburg - 10:40
Junction •-, - • 0.40 p. m.
Returnintwill leave Junction at 4:00 M.
Due atStroudsburg at , . 7:45.
• 31eseciw - 1:10'
Scranton . - 2:35
Passengers.from Now York will change cars.
rat Junction. - To and fom philad4via BtD.R.R.
leave or sake cars at 1.101)0 For Pittston.; Kings
ton and Wilkes-Barre, take cars of Lackawanna'.
& Blootusitrg.R , R. at Scranton. For Jessup.,
Archbald, and Carbondale, take Stages "'Scrim'
son. • Tickets sold and baggage' checked
THROUGH. . - JOHN BRISBIN, Supt.
Wm N. Jams, General Ticket Agent • .
RIENYOUIt.tT.
--
WOULD rdspytfully.soficit the Insp ction
of It new and very rich assortm nt of
DRY :GOODS:. .
this day received, consisting in part of as foilows:
Rich 'Black Sliflre Antique Silk. 18s. pe yard;
Foulard :in, nice style, 6s. per yard; W 4 Plaid
Silk, the very - neatebtpatterns, -10s..pcti yard;.
*Black Silk; 28:inches Wide, from Is. to 11i. per
yard; splendid. Black from . $8 to
•$ll, the Aust. assortment in Stiaq'u Col; ties
invoice of Ginghams, at very Jew prices; also of
Caliceeb; large Week of Denims, Mixtures, Plaids,
rind Lawns; Printed. Shawls from :In. tb $5;
.Broclia Shawls from $5 to $25; -Collarsi fin
6 ots, to 2 - 0154 Parallels from Ns. to 24s.. i i . ear;11;
• Bennet,- a large, stock; • Ribbonsiand Fl wers;
atso n:•w invoice of Gents. Shoes--Congress,
Enamelled anti Call Skip; Ladies CongresS Gai
ters,.Kid and Enameled; Misses Calf and Ennuis
elled itauts;.Childrec Patodi !toots, Gaiters:and
everything in that line.. They would al4o cif(
atteotion to the` fact that having an arrangivnent
with Kolb of the largest Inverting Itoulms -in
New York they:will receive regularly New Styles
as fast as they appear in Now - York,and wi(l take
the greatest pains to please all who call and ice
and wish to Furchame. Particular ettentiop paid
to precuring.tine:goodm—ineVery "style- • •
I •
•• • 1 1 -11 M.A....5Le:: •••' =
I •• • -
A. new' lot this day received, and would-re
spectfully solicit an exaniination of the (same.:
Geed Tea at 3,-;;; city prices, also at 4s. ss. 6s. Bs.
. • %%3C4.1115. _
COIL i:E...jaV3; Rio and Ground cotrce
s 113 It A T11.1.-Jamea Pyle's.Balibittrled•
lcinal, and Exeelaioi, NAILS, and•also a.
:new stock of WALL PAPER and WIN-
Dolif PA PEll;this day received. rAir.n.
/NG TOOLS of the most approved patterns.
s • Crockery ; ;7 7. •
Gold Ritid, Shaded, Bliuelland, and all the new
styles; as last its :they appear in Now York.
• FLoun constantly on hand. SALT by the
barrel or sack.
GLASS, and everything else %lie want. I '
R. KENYON JR: & CO
' Lawsvilie Centre, Pie.; June Bth, 1859 . .
. PriMAYI CP Ati. Ma
• • G. F. F011.1)114311. •
HASremoZhisßlicrossth-s td, to
iheimi t ,- one t oorbtio : K Z t
Sloddard's-whieh he has fitted up expresslv for a
Saddle!, Harness
.and TrunkSbop
Where rnay‘,be - found all kitids of •
3E3.A.3FLIVM.eiSto - •
.
from the heavrest team, to the lightest 4tinz
harness, and a generalassorment of "trimmings- .
Which-will be made up or sold ve2ry . low .1
Trimminp: .
A good assortment on hand, which will lie - sold
very low; 'al I.trimming done cheaper thad
where._ •
- OAK' LEATHER v
on hand; from' which harnesses be made and
*- * *Caetelller3 will N7F.T.,,int-aotatetr*,„ •
please bear in mind that I
eri.ll to settle up once year, Those having
unsettled set:punts, or notes due, will :.oblige
by settling-or making. payment without further
FORDHAV,
Feb. 24th,i :ItiontrosN Pp.
- . •
•
MkTsCPTICM.
•
7 COBB would ri!spz:tful ly 'an nOuneel to the
roil - die that he' may still, be found at the
old stand, fully prepared-to attend todhelwpnts
rtf the contnunity. He will keip on hand n good
Aoe kof • . . I
tiri ° 4:::3 o oorte.S
.SVGA CS. Ti:AS, COFFEE. SPICES. F11.UP1,i ; %..C.UP..
and ,Al.l. (by the sack or -barrel,) F ISH, wud all
:arti,les found in First Class Groceries. 1
lie woad paiticularly , call the:ltttentlun of
Farmers . and . others to - the fact.' that Ihe is
eenstarrtly receiving, 'freish supplies of:,
FIRST RATE no g&
also and medium Oalitios, which will b
sold WIGHT, for ready: pay, hi . quantities suit
the purchaser,
tnrPeltk. Deacon, and Veil Skins.
DISSOLUTION.
97:11E •
97:11E ,firm of. S. Sarni. 6?. Buns. is thiA
- ciay4issotypd by mutual consent, D4Sayre
withdraWmg from . the firm. The busine4s will
bu Eltiried on as heretornre'upder the natne and
style of S. li. Sayre & Bro. The notes and
accounts will be in the. hands of I)..Saire for
settlement, All indebted to the firm wili.iilease
give it their immediate attention, as all the'a.
counts mmt be settled. - .
I
S. SAYRE BRpS. •
Montrose, Sept. Ist, 18.59. I.
,KEYSTONE: HOT,EL
3.-
" At- Montrose ; Penn. I.
Wilt E. 'MITCH; Proprie tor.
rip.,lllS new_ and commodious Hotel eitliateil
1 on Public Avenue, near the Court
nearlvin the centre of the business pnr9ori of
M ontrose- •is now In ly completed and furnished,
and was opened, on Monday. the 27th a:qt . . of
September,' 1858,-; fOr the accommodation of
the public and travelers. The Proprietorf feels
connient!that he is now prepNred to entertain
guests ins manner that cannot fail to ftiv . e. • ,
• Completo Satisfattion.l -
The .1101.0 and Fornivre are new', and be ex
pense has-been spare 4 to- rende i r it equat.lif not
superior -to any similar estublishmentin this part
of the State. his well supplied with till the
recent improvements and eilibtorts, and obliging
waiters - will always he - readyto respond. to -the
caViof customers. I_
`h e hlalires connected with this,,Hoti,se are
. - •
kew and. Convenient.; •
The Pii.prietor reapectfally solicits the itatrou.
age of his old friendF t and the public generally.:
WALK. lIATOIL.
! Batt
• -- t:IIDES3I. tjl4. Eaffil •
IitOLESALP SAll . .l' Ele/CALEIL,
, 2Ol• , waslingionwst, .1
(Directly'epposite Wishington MOrket,)
•
IV"ew "ir_cor3zl.l,
QTI COVI'INUES-to ofrer,to the oat? and
1.3 COUN'IRY traric, all kinda-of FOREIGN
Coarse and Fine SALT, at the very lowest flgures;
400.'0 sacks and bags, consisting in. part cif Ash:
Eon's cerebrated brand for table and dairy
. use;
Jeffrey & Darcy, Marshal's,: Brownleaw's, &.e. •
and 50000 bushels Turks Island, BonareS,• Cu=
racoa, tit. Chem,-Lisbon, Cadiz, Ivico, NanteA, &c.„
all of which will be sold at batigairt: price 4 • from
vessels, More and storehouses. . • I
Any pnrehaser wishing to seloet from a good
4ssortment' will find it to his int f orestto clan.
N. 9 4 --=fine table salt plo up inistnaff hags of
different sizes; and constantly
.ort,hand ip ship.
ping order. Also a splendid - 'of i Rock
Ground salt, in qitattboxes. - pue , ep,nini for 'sale
by the quantity. in easesof five dozen each
litliii.. - 11111111 — . .'
"II HE subserit t er having purehaiiumr
•
. ... it ••- 4. refitted and newly furnished thy,
.
II II ..
" above well known ::nd poPplarpotet,
..,.
A
-__--- --, is prepared to riecommedatle the-trav
eling - public and others with Mr tbe'atMiens
and conveniences . usually - fond in fist-class
Rouses. No effort will:be spared by Pro
prietet and his Assistants to 'make Ih4 Hotel.
equal in every point to any in the coubtry.
The Bar will alwitys be snpplitd with tne
ChoicesfLiquors. . -
The Sthbl6l4 connected wilkOil House
are large; roomy - arid convenient, aodktareful nod
attentiveiiestlers*Ore alwaye4n charge of them;
.1: TARBgI.I
A HABD4 ZN
FARM FOR. 'SAGE' -
.
SMATE JN dEfISUP., one mile:NUrth of
.I..athrorns Lakes, containinglo2 acres; 79 of
which are ito - prored. Famed house and barn.
Price 81500. $5OO down; balance on time to
suit the pirchaier. - of L. Steno.'
- 'JOHN P. DUSHEirtE.
Montrose, February 16th, 1860.4„
- ABET:`-LTRII - ELL
lIAS just returned from selecting andptir
chatong, -and is now receiving one of rho
lamest and best assortnients of . • . . ,
- . , • ar 0 0 'T3 IS. A.
ever offered in this ,market. Thu quality of
pearly every thing good ;. end all warranted as
represnnte4. Terms; ready, cash and loir prices.
Some - goner:ll idea of the"stock may be formed
froni.the following, enumeration:
-' -,. - 'DRGOI3, NELDICIRES; • -1 - .
- Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varnishes
Wirulow , Glass, Dye Stuffs, GrocerieibLalaPs t
Glass Ware, Crockery; Mirrors, Clocks, Wall Paper,
Window Paper, Window Oil Shades, Fancy Goods,
Musical Tnitrumonts, Jewelry, Perfumery,.
Stano,Ware, Brooms, Bhudies,Whips, -
Umbrellas, Bird Cagle, Pocket
• . - Knives, Guns, Pistols; • - •
• Ammunition, Liqttors,Trusses, .- -
Supporters, Port-marinates, Shoulder
' - Braces, Spectacles, 'Silver brol• fated Spoons,
Forks, &e., Gold Pons, Stationery , Violin, Guitar, &
Bass Viol Stings, Bows, &c., Pox elain Teeth, Lith
ographs, Artist's Tube Pain ;Brushes, &c.,'
and all the popular Patent Medicines.
• Also some Dry Goods, oodott,'
Hard &Japanned Ware,, .
Fluid and Oil Cans, CallPhens. .-
.
Burning-Fluid, Alcohol, Turpentine,
Lamp, Tanner'i, Neat Foot, ,Olive, Castor,
Boiled and Raw Linseed, and Cal OILS, White
Lead, Zinc, and Al hinds a Colored Paints, Vino
' gar, Canary Stied, and other things_tho
- ' numerous to mention. .
As it is-impvaatieubte to give
orA outliner)t m) stock through
everyone wishing goods is inf
.
ekainineat Custotaers on ent ,
must not (tilted to find 'every ti
neurty every,artiele wanted v.
6i iniviiry.i: Thankful for the '
hitherto reeeiyed, Rope tO rol
large itierentte.of the same.
Montrose; Oct. 5,'59. - 'AIX
pzikur
LIVER lifiloo
' NEVETt DERI LIT.
IT IC tom innimlral ...ttrelT'i
• llloltiVroUil 1131 eal.a./.1,•11114 - 1, tt - 1 ad
and eppill...l by all owl
ati , d!..se t •
stew! a a Iteedltiteseu lui p t at. tl.
Lrecomi!,ett , .1. , •
It b.ui tr 4 11 , ..1013,1.1 , . ! NI .10,1 n
.obn Lad sited up allhoio,! !pi ~ ,,c I.K: •
ciusolicitwlt.inttiratenito 111, I C., ti.,i, . •
lbrdUee must be .19.1..0 LP. , 1" La:
a
birth hlstal 1.41.1cht4 It., ntt.l ill . It:4 lil s
act ; t eddy ea the itesnes. I :
Ict U,o dirt/W.li 01 - y...r i pom
- Use of the.LIVED Iliel p i I VIG
•olli cure Liver. Coin-'llel aln
tacks, • Dyspepsia, !
toir 0
it'lurs!
Summer
ry,, Dropsy, Sour!. ISto
Costlosinew, Ettol-' Ile, t•
rsklilorlnti, Cholera !Inf l
o
leiter, tkst se tittle e, lt`cm
ea, add stay be use t l sec , freenal
ry Family --Metll-1 WI at ow
v
ILE AU AC II E, (a.', : !donnas
o
twenty minutes', If;
I 'two t
espoottfula sake. take' ' tiro,
at
curb. , •
-At wh
l o use It arc{ a. girls
In i favor. ~ . I i •I
MIX \VATEIt 111 TUE 31
tTIIE IXVIGQICATt/R; AN
HOT/IL TOGE'rIIEII. •
Price Out, Dollar pc
•
• -SAE/lion
F lAIILY
CATHARTIC
• - ''." C4.llrllll:tlitti VRI
Pare Veetahle Extraetil,
4.:1...1.itS CASES, it it' Ti 6111.,
tin star eitillitte. : •
The FM1111113% Ir/1-1 • that
1
tic lint actlve Call...rid , lin tt hb bl
nu bm IN isba!lb•tt m ,, : ,, .21 tier
The inni-t aalv flier, aiing 1.11 &rant
lint elm is ttatnt LIP, I'll4lA - 10 not I
sit erprou hi relbrd to tb.dr.. — a taw,
tb..ai within tlia r.,c). or alb. t-. 41 - I -
it.e rf,..'fr........ weir kris ' . 111. 11,11 ilrfeietit 'Cathartics act
i,. I!I II Ken': It 1.1 . 110, ~4 I: kI-V 14.,1 el. , •
Ibe P.1:1111.1' c 1-I - TiciiitTyc PII 1.
1.71/1. ulth In', ret,,,, ta. this r.lell entablinh..il f!! t,,
been comport:ate I - &ant n ra vartet4r!of the,. parent Ve4e.
table Fate/win, nvlitrli nn n 0 alike la ,every part of Me
allinebtary cared. nn.l -irn VP! mutt bait snit la all e....
ea - a bane . a Catlt,tht I. E 4 ...,...1. , sin b ..a. 11,-
,ra,.gearii,,,,,, 14 ' 11, fl SI i/ to 41 4. 11, Sire; I.•
titan, I.llllli/C 1,, 115,, It'arl 11
c ..cf rat( i• no,
Coettveiii,.., Pa I 1.1 and 5(1•31,14,16 (IV.,
line Who I c • 150 , ty.,, , i t i 1,-....511.1,ien ,iiit. ‘0,1..h
ti
trepiently, if ,iteote id ._....i. , 1 1 al•at eimive of 1,,.
ter.- Lau, tit- Aiip , --..tiN tltc,#,Crteliliig . ra
ta/loot of Cold ever : r -"i ill,. lii'itiv lte.t lei,-
ars., 11C11(141CIII , . ori
,r.l „„ i ..L i t , 1 ,1 1 11, , her ii
.4 1 I..ig am ....I•iryl "." I)l.l7iiit, li`Vtiraia .4
Children or Acitt l tiiii 4 ,:ni,,..1....,. ta..it
Ptrailier bf the tibattnil ci s. end 111 ly abn , ,a, in n 1..1A
tin-h Is belt. Lao namenias, lall to =natant lu this advyrara,
want. Vitae.. 1 ta 3. . ' I
PRICE. TIIREE. ?Illu,iit.
The Liver 11.ivlit.irat.ir al ii rattail,. Ca..
thartle Pills are rt.t.1111,1 tly Drn: rink eener.,l4, awn
11,14 wholesale by the itailii In till the lab;re lairmi.
s.
T. W. .I.:VFO It 1) 11r. fl •
'335 'it; o st :TV'
''.
For onl . o Montrose by
5tp . 25:59 y .ABEL TUR
T .SALANANDFA Safes.—EVANS
I
• .E.' & Watt iss
on . ); 0.1 ;2ti wroth- t..•o r tt,
. i
.... -___ . street, Phtladeltalia, have now on
l (1 hand a largo 01115611100 t of Fin.
. r • ; :,.. . 7. 7- , and Thierpro,if fial'es. Also
Iron doors for banks, stores, Iron
situtteis, Iron sash, all mak&!tif Locks, ilua:
to !lily in the United states.. I - I -- • -
Five - Safes i,n one,Fire. All come out-Rigid
, . • with eculterils in good Fqndition.
TIIE SAASIAN . DEII SAFES OF FIIILADELPHIA
...
AGAINST THE WO:111.0.
,
EVANS dr.. WA'I'SON, . •
Have had'tho surest demonstration in tb,
'ollowing certificate tlutg their manufacture of
salamander' Sato; has at length fully warranted
,the representations which hate been made . et
them as rendering an undoubtetlisecurity against
the terrific element-: . I
. • Philadelphia, April..l2th, 1856.
.Me-srs, tvais & WarsoN4--Gentlernen: It
affords us the highest satisfaCtion to state to
you, that owing to the very prOteetive qualities
of • two' of the . Salamatuler Safes which we
purchased of you sortie montlii since, we'enved
a s large portion of our jewelry,and ill our hooks,
papers, &c., exposed to the calamitous firs in
Ranstead Place, on the mot 'Mg of the 11th'
inst. 6 . .
. When we reflect that these.. area were located
in the fourth story of the building:we occupied,
and that they subsequently fell into it heap. .Of
burning ruins, where the ,vast. concentration of
heat caused. the brass plates tit molt, we cannel) .
but regard the - preservation •bf thi.dr valuable
contents as, most convincing Proot of the great
security afforded by your Surds.
-
We shall take much pleasure in recommend.
ing them to Jaen of business as a sure reliance
against firer,:
_GEORGE W..SIMMONP
Who have purchased six
April 28,.'56—y. •• • '
._ t.7l'
,isdUSIC Ai, li' itl 4\.;)...
. .
A Rare Companion for the l 'Winter Months.
Every Pianist, I Should pr cure this weekly
-.Every Singer, k, A Publics 'i nn of Vocal and
Every Teacher, ` Piano orte -Music, cost.
Every Pupil,' ' lag bi 4 10 CENTS a
1
Every'Arnateurs- • number,' and pronounced
By the entire 'ress of the/Country, to be.
1 The Best and Cheopesi.ler'kpf the kind in
- ' • - the World4' 1 .:, . .
Twelve Full-sized Pages oti Vocal and Piano
• - ' - Forte Ilfesie ; ', -
For: 10 Cl i errtss.
Yearly, ssi lialr:yearly,sii,..so; Quarterly , $ 1,35.
. Subscribe to our tt dint:heal' k'riend," or order
it • from - the nearest-NOwsdealer, and you will
have music etintigh for your; entire family at an
in:significant chq; 'and if yr u; want Music for
the- Flute, Vielin, Cornet, Clerionet, Accordion,
&e,., &e.,'Ruh.cribe to the 1 1 ' •
SOLO WLELODIsT , 4 -
Containing 12 pages, costing: ohly if - '
10 c. a Nuniber; Yearl v,82,50) Half-yearly,Sl,2s.
All the Back'Numbers at Ipicents,..and bound
Volumem,xontaining 17 Numhtirs, ats2,so each;
eonstatiq on hand, 11
_ • , C t B. SEYNOUR & CO.
.. 107,Missatc t St., New. York.
CARING. tt
continues l tiE imblerbjr tabovbusin ess. e;
lisosualat hisotdinoo b
Thankful for' Pattt, favors tioL would solicits a
littoro of the.public patronign.;
A, iG, REYNOLDS.
Brooklyitdday 23d,183 9 , 1 - E., .
L,LOVilt v fresh grgund...
1 gore, ihebp. ,lush rei:e4v
ALARGE Assortment of Lithographs
`' and Tube Pallet's, just arrived, and for
snle,"at,redpeed prices, by: ABEL TURRELL
POCKET BIBLES,. DIARIES,
: t ! CHRISTIAN ALMANAC.%
CIIURCir rsAtmrsr, •
SUPPLEXENT,.
,SMALLZ B 0 0K5,...4 C.. for sale' Gy.
Dec. 261 h. • J. LYONS & SOY:
. Also, Vq.TRE KEROSENE OIL..
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ItESIE Burning - Fluid, 1.2011, Candles.
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Also White Lead, Zinc Paints, Linseed
kuisins, - C - stree,ete: etc., just nriened sibd oning
shOsp.. : , - J. LYONS & SON.
1 7 1our,t Ea* VrobisioniStort,
At nurvir - Rost, pa.,
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NE doer below J. D rugEthridge's St ore ,
on Public Avenue r - vbere will- be found
constantlyion band a general assortment of -
Such as Siuiaro, )lohoeses,Byrups, Peo.;;, Coffee
• &.e &e.
?ilea), the efwiresi.l:`lrands of .
FLOUR,FAMILY
Meat, Lard, Pork. Hauasjish, Carldle:* &c.. ' ' '
Wt solicit a share of thellubliepatronne, and
pledge ourselves .to do Ifair'thing, 'hoping by
each bargrikr to securo'a Aber. s. ' • •
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TURRELL
ALFRED 11'AT:twirl
PCRBT DIARIES . ANT . ' LUANACS for
11 tio: a large, variety: And Indelible
Penoill foo :narking wearing apparel, warranted
not to 'lntl') or wash 'mkt, fur salo by ,
• • A. N. BULLARD.
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BATO.
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A CHEAP and•easy remedy. Air the Piles and.
Coro.. Try it. Also Mecers Rat and Mice
.I.:sierrninal,or, sold by 7 LYONS & SON.
INC JEST MYPOPHOSPIIITES of
Link and Soda. fur Consumption; 1101:
ay'altment. and, Pii in;in sion 's Mountain
ievb Pill , and neatly all the Medi.!ines.aciver
tbied, or in the market, aro tir Amin . by • .
loiulrO4e. lin. 9. . ABEL TUR.R.ELL;
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fur ulluzy
the liet two ye , r.
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Mountain Herb Pills.
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Altos; .we present yogi with a perfect likeness of
Teristio, iii•:ohief of a tribe of the strange Aztec
that once 'soled Mexico. Yoti *4l end mg full secount'of
Lim and his people in our Pamphlets and Almanacs—to
;be had gratis, from the Arista for them Pills. •
the inventor and matioracturer.of "Judson!! Noun.
herb bas 'Pent the greater part of his Mr in
traveling. ! harlog visited nearly - Uteri country in the
world. 'He Spent over six years among this Indians of
. the RoekOlountainsandotSlezico, and it war then that
the ".itornata lima Plus"' were .discovired. A very
Interesting amount of his adventures thank you will bud
in our Alumnae and Pamphlet.
LI loan Ostablished fact, that all diseases arise froth ,
IMPURE 'BLOODS
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U. popriwor koki
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iuLltscrA 11:c tko place
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the blood Is the life 1 and when any foreign or unhealthy .
batter gets mined with it, It is at - once diatributed ta
beery organ of the body.' Every-nerve feel the poison;. '
and all the vitatorgin . a quickly complain._ The stomach
will not digest th e food perfectly. The User ceases An -
secrete a tufaciency of bile. The action of the heart is
weakened, and no the circulation le feeble. The hritga
bechme clogged with the poisonous matter ; :hence, a
torigh—and all from a- alight impurity at the fountain , :
head of life—the Blood i Am if you had thrown 'time
earth, for •Instantse, in a puns spring , from which rad
tiny rivulet;, In a few minutes the whole course of this
stream beeomes disturbed'and discolored. As quickly
does impure blOod Ay to every _part, and leave its sting •
behind. AU the pusagra become obstructed, sod ales'
the obstruktion la reesovedj the lamp V life boon dies out.
Them' pills not only purify the blood, but regenerate an
the so:retiring of the body; they are, therefore, turivalltSl
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CUIIE POR ILIOIIS DISEASE", .;
ilrer' Complaint, Scleltawhe,.lrc. This ti-riiitious
Medicine expels from t4e blood the bidden seeds of dis
ems, and teddees all the glaidi and secretions pure aid
fluent, clearing and reenseitatiUg the vital organs.
Pkasant,lndeed, Is it to ar, that we are able to plate
within poor reach, a coodicine-like the " Motaxas bins
Pats," that will pass . ..directly to the emitted parts,
through the "blood and guide ot.lbe body, and 01111:110
the sager to brighten with the flush of beauty and
health. •
RELI., Agent
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. Judsoti's Pills are the Best Remedy in exist
ence
jowl con*ainis, Debili4y,l .
• fmeard weakness,
aught, 7 Roo* and Apes`` Liter Casiplainiti
0714 '• • Amide ConsplanteLoteness of Spirits,
OW Dimxisa; Hanka* Ma,
CogirauFt, - Indio:dim, ' None and GraneL
AnDePna , .hituenz 4 ,- SicondarY.SYwV
DiarrAaa r r Inficounatioe, ; font.
Dropsy,, •, • - • • • •
GREAT. FEMALE . MEDICINE!. •
FellakW who Tale. health , ihould MYST be witbdut
these - 10s. They . parify the blood, realm obetrueticots
of ail kinds, chasm the skin of all. pimples and. blotches
and bring As rich color of health to the pale cheek.
air. The Planta and Herbs of which thine Pills are
. made, wens discovered in a vary rorprising way among
the Unmet, a tribe of Aborigines in Vezico. tat the •
Almanac of onr Agent, and you will read with delight,
the eery interesting account ft contains of thitA.
Itsolomea”; of' the Aztecs. -
Obseiteer-the Afaustajin Herb Pale are pod up in a
-Beautiful Wrapper: Each bolarniains 40 pats, and Retail'
Et 25 cods per ear. All genuine, Intee.hte signature ef, -
a. z. JUDSON 4 CO, =lack bxs. • ••
B. L. 417D80N,
804,E PROP-RIETORSI
No. 5 0 Leonard Street,
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. Agents wanted alwara- .drew Address as above. -so %.
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110 WARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.: - 1 -'
A Be . nencilent - Laskin/ion establish E ed by`spo.; 1
rid Endowment,f6r-the Relief ofthe Sick
and Distressed, a ffl icted with Virulent and • f
Epidemic Diseases, and,.
espeeially;for the.
-Core of Diseases of the Sexual Org ans,;`
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VI EDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
I. Acting Surgeon; to all 'wlyoupply by fetter,'
with a deac, ription of their condition, (age;-occu.,
pation, habits of life. &e..) and is clutus.iii ex.
treme poverty,medicines I urnished free of charge.
Vziluabie Reports on SpVrtnatorrhceti, an 4 oth.
er Diseasis of the Sexual Organs, seat to tl e at= '' _
flicted, in Sealed letter envelopes,'free of ch rge,
. Addri4, Dr. J. Skillia Houghton, ArtinliSur.
geon,.Hciward Association, No. 9th-st, '.
Philad'a, ria, By order Ofthia Director'. AocB •
BRO., Jetcelirs,
argo Safes
A NEW BOOK BY WILLIAM YBUNG; M; Q.
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~;,;;,'; The *secret clue to couriShiw loVe
& marriagb: with-the diseases inci•
•p - ='- - t-„ dent to youth maturity and oidage;
being lights and ehades of married
life, its joys
,and sorrows, .hopes,
• :4:kV fears andilisoPpeiniments. Let all
married:people, or those'contemilating marriage
and having,the least impedimeui to married life,,
vend thiabook, Let every young man and - woman
In the latid read this book. It Is full of Plates,
arid diseldtsis secrets that every one should know:.
little'kdowledge at first may , save It world of
trouble irt after life. Send for_a copy (enclosing
*acts.: tn; ' DR. in. YOUNG, : ,
ap2B yl
tiLD BOOT. HEATH'S BOOK OP TRAVELS, -
kfjand great diteotteriei Of the Japanese i -
and East indja Medicines, with full directions for
the certain cure of consumption, bronchitis, ca
tarrh, coughs, colds asthma, fevers, heart disease, -
set otitis, •Cancer.dyspeptlia, liver corn pliant,gravel
and urinary deposits female contpiaints, t
ilinstrated with hundreds of rertificattiOf cures
and engravings. For the porpotse of rescuing as,
many anTering fellow-beings, as pay4l 0
premature:death, it will be sent to 'any, part o
the confident by sending 2.3 cts., Bk. H EAT 4, •
ocilOy 047 Broadway, Nei' , York City. (
• Sold also by A. Turrelli-llonkreit; Hayden •
Bros., Ne*MiJford; C,-P.•Mathewa,Scrliatoa:
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Molasses 61141 Su
ed, and fur sae by
YONS IS& ' SON.
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GROCERIES:
MARRIAGE GUIDE.
416 Spr!ice-4;'Philadelpliia.