IV-eve-re 1 itellXl,ol. . ~ . ..i . e Japattesehayedtseovered tha .: . ' • ---7. .. ' • n fewleeendS triiett to' a*: earthquake .. The herring fisheries of thti, .Ches- 1 the Magnet temporarily loses its power, ;, apelike arc' provieg very smicessf4 _ The . and have ingenteuelY constructed -a . light run of herrinads the largest.* a . perio4 of . frame supports g -a horseshoe magnet, be thirty years. ~1 ti -,_- - - i'l 1 neath which is 'pup (bell *etal. To the .- .. , , A fire occurred on VOnday: at i armature is att p a inted Post, near 11.4eliester. The letigi- ! on-the magnet dieeciniitig. OA a• Weight, •serthat up painted the neer and fireman .of ltrain., of the', New ! weight drops, and Stifilang•the .eupgives York.and Erie Railro it left their 4erigine the alarm:. Every on in the • house " then on the-track, and ran a mile : Arid a':lhalf to ! Seekti the-open air for safety. -'., •• , see the fire, )when another' train came 1- .. . The law 'otMa sachusetts, provides along at-full speed, and both Ilocolitotiveli 1" that any person *ft shall wilfully . send were nearly s ltintolished. . several men Ito the publishers' of , il newSpaper, . for 1 were more or less initired. • • -' the phrpOse of publication, . a fraudulent 1 • •.... The WoshingtPti correspencient of notice, of the birth-of a .ehildi or of the the Philadelphia • PresS !says that-riotrious Marriage of' any, parti ,or of the death of l e* fears. are entertained 1 lest, the -venerable', any person, .811 a% it n the convietion -! head of-the Supreme Cotirt•of the•linited t hereof‘. be punished by a fine not exceed-. S'tates, Judge Tanev I may neveri again ; , mg one hundred (loth! s" - . _take his seat on the•ltetielt. He fell-from 1 ... A man calling.himself Win. Louis sheer exhaustion a redays •ago, and had 1 Astori and repreSenth g that he - wits • the -tO be -borne to his chamber. Amitherof ! only e l onsin in Amerie or Win. B. --Astor • the acted members of this 'high tribimal is of IC.i:r.,' ivas 'litres ed in ,Davenpors,, . also in a very enfivbleqlcondition. ) : lowa,Jast Moaday, furtrying to get neon .. :. In St. Louis, mi WednesdaY; the ey fraudulently. - He , bought largely of. Adam's Express. Corhpatiy-• field' arloeorl real egtat.e, andl had nimense. sinus Of unelaimed packages: ,Qtriteamusintoceotis 1 money to loan. - 1 . vile s the special guest ~1 resulted4oni - some of I•ther sales.--. ; As aI of 'bankers and men of Wealth,. till an an- - general thing the purchhaers were'! wors- I swer to a telegraphiedispatch said.he was . tee. One man 'pate IW-enty-five , dollars ;"" .hoiztis.” • - 1 : ._.. - for a bed-tick. 11 •' . ~- • ~...,..- The largeSt cat „ .The principal of a lady's • seminary strikiid was launched _ in Connecticut has pat upon the Fanning- • est er,'':ind is nowi , loadit ton -river a four' oared beat,dor the 'use of i See is tinety.thr.e feet her pupils,' Who are to row ftrr the devel- feet six -inches berim,ait opement of their muscle; . . ,-;- ,' t inches, front, top !'deck • ...-. There are symptimis of a li-his - key i She -Will ,earty eighteen insurreetiria, in Minnesiita., .:?The ,liquor barrels . of flour, and be, - dealers burned down a church in .Si. An, ly seven 'feet' of Water. 1 thonv, and the members thereof warned .'.:.''On Sundiev.afternoon a little--boy, then to leave the town.. 1 This Ole? deei- 1 child of Mr. Manley, hi rfarrisburg, was vied - not to do, and both. ides -were heaVi- I drowned in a bar r el" o water 'sunk in - „ , 1 ly arming at last accounts. ' .i • ' spring on the..preinisesi. The, motherhav .... It-is said' that in Japan old inaid•s ing misSed Ihe child fo • fifteen or twenty • are unheard of—do not exist. - W•hen the minutes;. went in Beare of hint and finally . girht.do not get married•VolentarilYin any diseqered hint ill the irel, into 'which reascriibler time, the 'aut orities. hem up 1w had fidlen head fbremost. . husbands, and make them Marry, 'Willingl .•.... The 'Heenan:lnd Sayers fight hi-the or not 'willing. An exeltatige thinks that 1 oiteasion of considerable blood. letting, ,the Japane4e know a thing or 11,W1Y i even I aside from the 'Ongin4 claret spilt. •In if they have been walletl l ,in for roar eea- New-Orleans last Sat uay two men uant curies. ::I 1 • 1 • l ed Daniel - Cunnin ham and and John Wey.: . „ -, man got into a quarrel abcatt• the result of thelfight, and Cunningham struck )Vey- : matt, who shot Ithirdead, Two other.men; Daly , Mitt- BraiM quarreled about Abe saint , subject, anall3i-ady was dangerously ent by Daly. - On,lle - :Ible day in- Alba ny, McCotter stablied .I-lalloran because he syminithized With Deena.- •-• .; - .... Dr. J. II.• IClkristy, , a young and ,proinishig physicinn 'of Pittsburgh, died, on Sunday from the efreets of the virus from "n Iliad body Ise • was dissecting,' communicated to it, wond in his thinnb. , .... The election at -.: tchison;• fiansas territory, May 9th, was complete Don; i ocratie triumph; Mr.Ft irebild was eke-- te t t Mayor, and the, other officers- elected are 'all Democrats.l I- - ~ .. Theophilus Fiskelproposes to issue a new Deniocratip Oaily paper in Wash ingtoll city, to be.cafied- the. Evening Ad vocate. i. _ .... The, peach iLospect in Delaware is very gloomy. Nittlillt.) - m-than hitif a crop will be realized. On theieastern shore -of Maryland it is little better. .... Ithe Presbiterian ! Board : of For. eigii;klisilons rcpt .- ft th -ir fulances the present year at t 423,982.• R, nit increase of about twenty-five t ihousand ' dollars -over last. year:, • I 1 ' ;.* .... The dOwn attached to a firrAs ex- bibiting at Nashville, wilton Wednesday; drawn about the Cumber ' land riv'ei in a 1 washtub, towiiich it pair of ge , se .weritv 1 t auached.' The sublime Speetaae was wit nessed by a largi-croWd. . .'' -:.1 .... A man named Scott was I recently arrested in Louisville, ICY 4., Who eenfessed to,be an agent of the undergroutidi rail roae. Daguerreotypes of thirty inegroes were found in his mink. I . 40 1 ' ' ~ .... The school fund di' ClPEetient is *2,044,072, and Vickie& an ineointir list6l i year of *133,150. • 1 -:+!" ..... . The venerable S. 6. Gocidrtielt,'bet.; ter known as Peter Parle . . died.sPiledv at his residence in New fork On-the a lth Inst. • 1 r . .... Mr. George D. Prentice lectured in Galvetson, Texas, on Thursday nightlast. .... Green corn fit for the. tallle;:ihas appeareir at St. etugustini Florida.' .4 . .... The Meinyhis. Arts reports the death of Bob Price, a wealthy ne 'gro;flea ring property -valued at ; fifty -tboni:iiind • dollars. 1 .. .... The honse of a' notorious., thief, called Ohl Chicken, at Li t 4range; Ili.tviis - recently Immo(' down byla mob. Chick en was a member of Marrirs cekbrated band, and one-legfied. De and hi wife tunglit desperately. I , -;' 1 r..:-.'-r..:-.'.. • - .... A , is inicipe.w4ll.ll% cis in. the wuods. near Bradford, Mass. Delis well ettOca . ted, appears occasionally at farm "he sea, -* and owes his lunacy to :TH01816114 'il . ..... Nineteen persons-at; oWozso,.N l (ielf. - were poisoned on the :30th iiit..,..lif drink '. illff, rout hoer which had lieu biiikal hi an earthen vessel, the glazing ,of whteh Arad been dissolved and mingle'd with the;bedr which poisoned the beverage.' One -than Jilted/ The rest will recover. - . 1 ' ... Ladies' parlor skat4s are noticed 1' for sale in Boston. They 'are' made A r ii aIl - . appearances like ordinary lii.ates,bnt hlave ' - in the runners little brass ; wheels, , neatly covered t will' leather, so quit the., 'wearer can skate over an ordinary floor with ease and safety. It is' said that•hall room .ika , ling is to be the rage at tilt watering ida ces this sminner. ; 1 . ; :,, .; . 1 4 ., .‘.... The pigeom - Nre very thick ' in. the northern part. of Michigan.' In Van 'Bu ren county there is-a .roost that, extends ' frlr miles., The ‘ grOund is litOldly covered with the droppings;and the limbs of trees which give way under their:l weight enor mous:- is; . •1 • ~, . ...., There said to ,be two hundred thousand Jews in the tidied States.. :,.. ...., Mrs. Daniel-Rice, wife of the pug. jester, teas robb'ed• on Satwiday mOrtiing of several hundred dollars,, 1 while cOnting, to Baltimore, iu the Washingion train:`. of -cars Four boys in Indianapolis j were pla)ing by a gravel pit, on Tharkday, when the pit caved in. One of them was to `en onj deadnul.the others were more or le:s injured. .... la the U. S. District iCourt,,befOre Judge Drummond, judgment ha:s.beimYnb :mined a! , ainst the squatters ;who have for a long time reigned supreme ij,t,lioek B land: S 1. .... Thomas Board,,a matt of erm'aging . manners, .tvho has been traveling uln:'Mt with the ilaudable _object of captivatihg the ladies, and of husbanding the- Inis banViless, to the extent of his ability Was arrested in 0 wensborongh, Fli.entuckv.„.ro cent ly, whileleading.to the hymeniacalter': a beautiful young lady of, tlMt city.; ge has an interesting family in Jenkins , tY, Va.; and married-'ladies of beauty at)d. high standing in Texas, Missoit, South:Carolina and Louisiana On the night of thef oth tilt-0 gunboat. lying in the 6..rrhor, Of Vera Crff i r., containing_ eight hundred pnunds of NW 41er and a large number of 16a led Wallis,- was struck' by lightning and explodo with a terrific •detonatron.' There . weie but three men on board ,thei ikunboat the time, and they were intiiatitly The boat itself was blown-tO atoms.. .. In view of the great numbers'_ lik ly f, O be present at the' Democratic ;Nit tional Convention - in -',Baltintore jt4e next, it is proposed t 4 crectla temporany • building: of sufficient dimensiOns to aecoih modate all 1019 road desire to witnesS the proceeding«. ' . HOLI,C4AY'S. Puzs.—When the- coin - plexion assumes a sallow appearanC*,j soil the whites of the. eyes are i tinged -;tsith yellow, there is mischief at work • iii tfe • liver. -?.dote or two of. the Pills j Will then arrest the progress, of the ai , 4o; and save much pain and trouble; 1 Lilt should the ,nialady have reached a Mote dangerous stage. and taken the ,shapet4f . milieus fever orjaundice, and the funetionS . orthe stomach have become disordereka course of the Temedy ipaybe necesaari The curl.-is merely a qiiestion, of time] far however violent the symptoms may; be; however long the'patieat maihave sifffer: r ed, this potent remedy will key - it:ably prO, , duce the,desired effect if administered iii sofordamv with #e directions.. 1.1 al-boat ever con-' :ist week at Roch for -New. York.. Icng, has seven twelVeifeet three Ito bottom of keel. hundred and fifty laden to draw ful- iassel the lionse of onwe'rsat e Cassius 31, hen bg was a prisoner ..... .'k, bill has Repre.sentatives to, Clay tbr his losses in .I.exici.t. ~.. X Washingt ideuce Pr'css says th tra y ed Key and Mr: 'a book , of !political 's. thinks instead of r .royernment offiaal 7 ' i Iler scandalous " goll . Washington clerk. ..The venerabl ior edi tor lof tlje Pitt on Tuesday oflast m four- years of 1, and t ably in the country. Sun in 1860, more td ..Tlie .Penrisyb -ny have lighted one 4 and areTreparing to i ...The iron yiek the Cranedrons comp. the four weelis ending ea to three thoUsan. cighty=two-tons. -... • . Mr. Henry S. of Tremont, Hlinois, New ‘Vorti.house, in night; of seYeri thou dollars. • . ni leqer in the - Prov-. t ejealOus lady who be -1 .13iekles has published i nibsc i and the writer 1 aking attuckg upon .. zhe had better cease I iis on" with' a young e Thineas -Allen, sen -.field Sun,. Mass., died ek. He was eighty le oldest editor prob.- He .established the an sixty years ago. _ ania railroad compa- I X their ears with gas, 'ntEoduce it generally. 1 of lOur furnaces of tnY at Catasaqua; for April 28th, amount one hundred and ----Four bundrei ies:arrived. - at Ifavon French ship Ville . died on_the passag,e - •'1 • • .... A coal bank - el4ng to Alfred gi Pattefso,n,:in North 'llion - township, Fay ette county, caught fi e through the cai.e , lessness ofsome .you ig . men, .about' six', weeks since':and Is 'y'At bUrning. All- . at tempts to extinguish it•proved abortive, • • 1. The Pittsburgh Chronicle s7ayti•the oil fevef, not the rather doubt ful .characrt:i of the ni!irs..from Venango and the adjacent distilcts,.. appears* to be on the increase. Large numbers of peo ple.are eagaged in searching* for the grca- Isy fluid. • . ..`.. The ball which' the Empress Eui 1 genie gave in-the lisueless d'Albe's palace in Parts, cost a lively figure. The deco , - rations alone required *30,000. The Em press -wished - to appeai as Diana, but it-is . said the EMperor objeeted,' as the costume immodest-mid undignifi 1-=..left too lit tle for-the imm.tinatioM .• • -•• .. The llismestead bill; as it - passed the Senate, was io changed as to give the actual settler lands for a qu rter oir a dol lar per acre, after two year - settlement. .... So for as moue: is nc,erned it is much better to - be goy l rziongeneral of In dia -than President of he -United States. To say nothing-of the inor, advontages, i n the former has .C 25,08 a yea'r salary,,.£l3,- - 600 a fear allowance, - and 15,000 for out , fit. In dollars -this is about $1.8,000 per i V . ,c.or as- salary, *65,000 for sPend.mg Mon 'e4-, and *2.5.,000 to get he GOvernor ready itgo,• utakii?g t215,001:f0r the first year: .. . : The Vnited St . tea Senate, by- a i large majority, passed res4ntion to pro vide for the observatio of the total eclipse of the sun, which' will Ice tiace on the 18th of next July. Th resolition author izes the ,ernploytnent o a - ve el to - trans port-not-more than .fi e , - ronomers to some point wherg the- - , clips AIM be best , . .. observed. . , . Let4ers from ,j rusal m complain, of-the desecration of t e (*arch of the 1 linty Sepulchre. The ome has fallen in., I a and the church ie.pari_ yintindite . d with , I water: - - -.--. -- - , ..'An officer . .of th - V. S'ArmV, thus expresses hii opiniop9 Arizona :—",Such - another - tim ered,-unWat -11 tered and unfinished try never before tell under. my vision." . i •.. , t ..• 1 . ....:.. The Pittsburg" elity council havefi nally voted. to`pay the railroad . tax.. • 1 • -. ~..Tie IteVjaebb S. Harden, lately '' 64' ' be c onvietedluasentpite •to hung, at Belvidere;-_N;..3 ~ • :fir pOisoninghTs wife was one of the oisOtepublicawpolitietd 614gp't An. aPprOPraate etuTTOr. one Who, rst toriook his3lalier's doctrine Pididli , iggeria . M, inja. .. , ,fali , - and:eruelly , killed a Irustuigbride-Wife by slow Olson:: •• -• .4 .... The,fOreign by r received by the CanadulrepOrt tliht'the' SWedish g . dvi eminent have resolv4dl6 fit Out. a men; tifid expedition for tile Polarseas. - • 1 ,'.. , ..Daring the night .of the- 19th of i April,ll,i:,Tames, the : well-known noVel- ist,-liad do attack of paralysis . at "Venice, Where lie IS Consul-Oeneral.. . . n -. • -..-.-. ThO State Leikiilainre of Connect I Limit, re-elected Mr. Poster United States 1 Senator, May 10th, bk a large majority, I . •The twig _George W. Jones, •of - Salem, rivas seized on the 15th of February, in the ' Rio Pay river, by. the liritish frigate Ar .rogant, as to slaver. title was halt' loaded I, with hides., Her payers were shown to 1 the lieutenant who sezed her,' but he pro- nonneed them frandtfient. . The Cimino i dore, hoWevdr, -atter ileeing the papers, re-,' [ leased the :brig. . . 1 -.. . Tlie Boston Ndvertiser thiuki that I the . Republican contentioti* at Chicago will have courage enough to make a mom inatioh, Withont adjoUrning over to see who the Penn:u - :its Wenduate., ' Itwill be ar Vold thing, will it nett ? ~. •• ..•.. The editorOf the Abbeville, Ala:, Banner sayl that somebody has placed on `his table smile full-m.44n bunch beans of ' this season's growth. i .. TV. accounts tPai react] us through our exchanges from .I4misiona, Texas, Al •abanni, ; Mississippi, Fleridu and other' • States; are y . ery satisfictory. ..The cane 'in Louisiana gives exeelc'eut promise. ~. . A farmer writes the. following un answerable 'philos'opl4 to aWes6rtt news paper, concerning the!: ;.,rreat• mill :—Now •ill I want to know is this—is. this_ light gUing to raise the time of produ ce or grain—is it going to Make the , natiori any ! more happy that getsr the belt "--,make 1 it inure elevated and-noble, • ..A• is it going I to place• us in. the saii*eondition as Spin , and: South America . where they „get,Juills and cocks to do'the iiihting for them? ....,A shocking caamity oceurrednear . ' Camden, S. C., on'Sat4day last. A party • of boys and girls on a 'ple-nic were drown, •.ed in a mill-pond.. Nineteen bodies had been recovered, and it i thought ten more, • making twenty-nine iMall,• perislied;. .... Colonel Raaslov, Charge d'Affairs' from Denmark,' has, letnrned ' home .on' leave. There, is some doubt ofbis'return. He . has proved highly acceptable to our 1 Government: • 4 .. .. . . A boy ten year old, a son •of the late' Dr. Mackin, of Chippota, -fell into Niagara river, a short distance „above Me falls,. on Sunday aftern&i, and was car ried over the cataniet: i • ~ -. „ • ..... Marshall eolinq, - Kansas e luis gone Democratie'by one lomilred•makirity. .... It is stated thdrthe ;emigration to. Pike's Peak, from low and other western States,• is very large. / It is estimated that at least fifty Omits:Old iierso will •be at the or , oulthe •rolnL the , of by July, -• _ _ ednesday 9f week before-last, Mr. Moti's store in Tunkhannoek, was en tered 'by thieves,. and gl)ods conSistinr, , of silks; handlierobias, \ . aid glOvt.ss to the alumna of about 8250qL and about four dollars in money was taken. Nothing has, been Jearned as to-Who !the thieves were. One' handkerchief was tdniul on the creek road, about one mile fro)ti the borough. The Bermudiaitl of the 2d inst., says nearly 12,000 batfrelslof pot atoeS have been shipped froM that's land this' spring, mostly to the United States. ..A nevi And sliort4oute.by railroad has been . opened from Elston to. Wilkes- Barre,' via he Lehigh Op, Mauch Chunk, -Weatherly, Hazleton, White Haven, and bb's - Gap. - Time, 6 h` ors 15 minutes. .. Gov. Packer haSYtknied the death, warrant of Henry Prittsi r eently couv e= tee] of murder in Someriet county, Pa.--; The day for his•executhoh .fixed for Fri- day, June • - •. -Hon Stephens has written a letter, in reply to \ sever.] gentlemen - of Maclon,,in which* he sustains the principle of lion-intervention, dis'approVes of the course of the §onthern alegates in -sece ding from the Charleston Convention, and r'ecominend, s that other-delegates be sent to the Baltimore convent,ion. • A daughter of Joseph si;ith .of &wry, Me., eighteen )cars 91d, drown ed herself lately, in a pond,. a'--short • dis tance from home. ,She Ni as beautiful and highly accomplished. -Disappointment. in. love was the caiise. A neW impetus has been imparted I - to Irish emigration. Sane of the Irish' papers think'that it is likAly to assume the I proportions Of former years. by a recent decOon of. the. Su preme Court of l'ennsyWania, and tanners arc not compelled to Mize out a .license for their busincss.p;: l This has been expresAy.declded in a 4ase before that body, and fixes the law oll.that paint be yond. dispute. • • - The Newark Merpitry says peach trees in that vicinit,tare blOssoming -heav ily, giving e.ipeetatuin ofkot fall crop. The Albany Journal states that there are.parties in .-Canada-'Who ' hold a large . quantity"of oats,"Witich they intend shipinug to England durilik - the summer . months on speculation, tThe amount is variously estimated from 50,000 to '4OO, 000 Ushels. ' All over NeW.Aigland there is much com Plaint• of the drviiss of:the wea; ther. . This 'drought so. _Unusual at - this season.of the year, gre4ly, retards the growth of vegetation. i - _ -1 • e... The Appletons of.'ew York have a printing press so large that. they can print a . wole copy of Webstees book at Once. "flint old sitand-by stillsde mands,a million copies a year to answer ,the•public demand. •• ....The receipts into the United States treasury. for the quarter eliding with AI% *ere nearly $22; 500; 0004, The ez,penses were $18,000,000 •besides $2, 300,000 for interest on the public' debt. . The-Last Knicherluteker says that-a , few' days prier to the de*, ase of Wash ington 'lrving he received] a letter from Paulding, who Speaking of their declining years,-temarked Irving, "*e'are running 'a race and' it . remaing to lk - Seen Whiefi of _us shall win :the prize."' 4. R.• steamer R. F. h one F - with hundred fikv_passengers,Aundfroiti New Orleans for 'Xineinnati, 'snagged. and sunk when fifty - Miles belOw,gemphiS, Tip boat and cargo are a ttitalloss. Elizabeth Culiviek,t, the wife of :a laboring man, living.. at Abrightim, near. Sniffial, England; gave birth to friar, line children, three girls :and 154; three of *herd, the bey and two girls, were alive.. The woman was confinediWith twins just, eleven months and one: week ',previously, makingin the. aggregate air thildren - m less than twelvemonths.. NYhite t a merchant 17as robbed at the `hicago, on Tuesday cult' eight hundred and seventy-six ec;o1- on the 3d, by , the ,e Linia. Fifty-one . .. .. ...... „ .dOic . 'n.r..iiii4ti..:-Aftei!ifii months pent itriltie pipe ice of: the ihniodi.litt (Wltich Charles - .Diekena - hals'ittimor - Pdirokl) . - *of. .. "• How kot, to De 1t,"... Congress pave at, last done smitethiug: The House; otiThtirs day,.paised 'a. Taritrbal, and the *mate, the eame: day, passed a Homesteadbilli . The Tatiff bill is the one known lis Mr. Morrill's bill,- : and it passed, witlia -feW slight-modifica t ion s; by' ti; vote of I 05'yeas 1 tb 64 nays.. - The value ,Of , iiiibl - alliiwed tole imported free of ditty was reduced. frem 20 to I ti cents a pound. - It provides for specific.duties on min, to wit: on bar iron 81.5 - pee ton,. plate iron $2O rail '042, scrap 4'56, and pig so—against the present duty of 24 per cent. ad ''valorem. . the House,. on Thursday, also passed a law repealirnsall law :in -14 - ew' Mexico es ' tablishing either Peonage or 'African sla vel,-and also repealing a, section . prollib- I iting ,the Courts : from taking ciiginzance of any_ Correct ion .that maters may gavetheir servants. The vote on this bill, stood— yeas 97otys 00. . . The Homestead bill, pasSed. by' the Sen •ite- was not the House bill ot similaffpur yort, - but an independent 'measure.' In-. stead of giving to every,actual settle{ uPon Wife public lands a free homestead, of 106 acres, as' the House bill - ' : provides, it re duces the 'price Of' land to 25 cents an acre to the actual settler, after two rears ( residence. The bill passel. finally by n -vote of-14 yeas to . 8' nays.. ~ • " wily half votes-oe cur in Democratic /National conventions ift this: Each Congressionardistricfii rep resented ILiy two delegates who may or . -uraynot vote together—that depends upon theirinstructions. Where the' delegates vote together, it counts one for the can didate 'for , • whom they'Kote; but should' th'ev divide, then each one of thek'votes is counted a half vote for the ,candidate - s receiving them. The mine is' l the case with Senatorial' representation. • The 'people of Rfe-Valley, Smyth comity; Va. :ire greatly ,afllicted by what seems to he a contagious intimation of the throat: • : M4,114A1110 -. % • - On the 30111;;Ult., by 'Rev. J.. V. Olteilley, Mr. Thorn AS tialia, ,, an and Mi.ii Catharine Con erty, both pi = Braelpler. , -On the by Ili-v. Mr. Loehran, Mr. M ieh Donnelley, and Miss Margaret Shaughnessey . ... both of Apolaeon. , --, -Ittaut In Brooklyn, on the 7 29th ult., Mrs. Pruda St; wife of S. S. Sterling, aged 23 years. The deceased was esteemed by those who knew her recone of the "salt pf the earth." .She 'felt prepared for death: - A large attendance attested their sorrow and respect at •her funeral on the 3d ins.— In Liberty, on the 30th nU.;Charles L., mire son (.I-Charles I). andPrime'Ha IL Adams, aped 12 wars. ,• Rest, Charlie, rest .; thy work is done, • Thy life en earth islier' Thy Father's voice - bath milled thee homey Any thou shalt weep no wore. • 'Twas sad to hear thy,dying groan, Without the power to' save; • 'Twas hard to see thy, • mueh.lovedform, Laid in the silent grave. L '- Rut Jesus. wants thee, Charlie, dear, To dwell with him above, - Aud tho' we fain wo'd keep. thee here, We yield then to his lure. No sorrow, there can cloud thy-brow, - Or weigh thy spirits down; Thou art a shining Angel now,. , . • Kstar in Jesus' crown, • s. E. A, NEW GOODS,! ARILIYJLG EVERI WEEK! SELLIXG at the .LOWEST\PRICESI Fl) LIAO AND CAMPTILN-E. ) OF 'he REver qualitilso, 60.eents per gallon fir yalik by Montrose, A 11El. Tvi3RR4L. ARNIM AND . 4 FIRST RATE ASSORTMFICT, and of the beat gpaliiiea, at lowest Market prices. Nlohtros4, May, '6O )' A TERRELL ii , .. 0 0-Ikv.‘"jj GOODS ! AT THE b. l. BRANCH STORES OF 03ultoil)irs, N,',loseltbaunt, ifiontrae l &Busifa Depot i Pa• T 0 undersigned Mire provided themselves With Jl SPLEI\TDDI A,SSORTMENT SPRING &MINIBOOM! which they boost of being the HANDSOMEST AND CHEAPEST iri this section of country. They also flutter themselves that'ibbp have the beat tseilities of obtaining • . fools - 4 krtsl3 from the Barkri, and are determined not to be undersold by any firm this side. or N. Y. City; In regard to IMADY MADE CLOTHING wrliliould say !fait being in this Whines largely at 24 Bey Street,New York. City. we can offer the public bargains net .surpassed by any retail dealers in this •scition, as.we can sell here nt retail prices as cheap as those who go to New York and -purchase at • wholesale and then 'bring them here and have to Mate a profit over that which they have alreOrtinid them selves. Cab and see us and we, , will - )prove the facts. TAR BC-WOOD -NAPT-HA • Ia the best Medici4 - in the world for file cure of FARMERS - , LOOK . AT THIS Coughs "andColdi,! - Crot4p Bronchit i s: . Aittbnie. ~ Difficulty. in - Breathing Palpitation of the Raiart A iulfor the relief ntpatienis_in advanced . sla4 is 4 BEACH' s NEW PATENT' , rri • ' HA ri Of rtiur t ,-cciaimmPticia together 144 1 14 -I Mtiottsaa of Threat .• . Wilu t - n-u n a in .11gat i •I . la d eayit a n d which Pram*, to Consumptpt de:curler - stir-comb ro Rs in:/luenci. li also pro. gacks the . epor l of disease, and makei lhe fell , VOR.RARING HAY AND GRAIN, it; pro. duces freiespeclora#on. end:lnduces, heatky as flounced by GOOD JUDGES' to be the s ome tionin the diseased Musons, Membrane ark(' lieeleee NEAREST RIGHT of ANY IN USE. of the advantages of this Rake, ere that "the .Itilltrqbell' sliPtad to tairadltel ours Of . 1 • One dose ot !his inealualfle SYRUP Olen gives workman - occupies a comfortable : *bile - AST H MA. ' - raking, instead of having. to walk,. and that its constioctien is so simple th atanY- Part or it my. omit and crsegui•eti,y sleep, whirkthe - particutsr , easily befiticen apart. and lout :together egiin. nal a r e l'ilih is dri - sa"e, litals_Aint. it is terY Tikas - Pour bolls are all the blacksmith work . required. a " t1l) she :'._,, , it i _.. te ' and .,,,F rom lf in i ' s e f e ' T rg i 3 Farmers, please call end.exismine for yourselves. Lumber:wilt be taken in ,pay for Rikesif Of the ,' q BRO N CHIAL - anil="be„c"Aninced' tnet..it.sslinraluaok in the'eure 1 ' A: 'Price 40 cenle .per liol/k. • i .ilglit, kind and fetehed• in time. None but those ordered will be msde , at present. :' 1• - - •-. Pr way bY A. ESPNWElN.'Pruggist, This machine was invented by the subscriber N. W, cornerlanth erelak.itieets• IbUmiellada• -who resides 114 -miles North of Montrose, oo :.. FRENCH, .RTCHARDS .& CO., the Sna k e Cree k Real -- - General Wholesale . Agents,- Phllidelphla. . ' ' LORENZO BEACII. igßr Feb alio in TlTOnito ll b by ~ • nolarose;Aril.) 94th, IEO3O. " • . , tnh29 y*.l ABEL TCIRRELL, Druggist: ' '-• - . " ' .- 1\ 1 ' "-; . . Gnitedtrg, TIOStiIbaUMAAO. Montrose, PA, May 1701,1860. lisci;iiniiir r r ittl Daticorsi.--The folio*- , . - -. .ing section:4f 'thii„:ne, W . P,edal Coile; passed by., the legislature last- winter, ik of great. I.importancelici those 'Who deal-inc.drngs' of,, .. anrkind whiclittreused as poisons,:: : • -: 'lsln.apcitheCat'y, druggist or other :eonper stall : sell or dispose óf by. retail'any Morphia; strychiali arsenic, prussic a s cid-', or corrosiv.esublimate except s upon;•the:pre-..1 scription dia4 . ll)isician, or on.the person=,'. al: appliCation ' of . seme • - .l.64pectable ini 7 -' habitant -orl tall age, -of the towii Or place 1 in which: Sueli. sale,shall •• lie made : : in : all., - i.lai;CS of such sale the, word . ' poison'-.shall be :carefullYlatid I gibly•marked Or placed upon• the label, : ackage, bottle:or other - ~ vesser or thing i which such poison iii contained and R I hen 'sold or dispbsed: of i otherwise than. ittider:.- the preiciptiou of a physichifi; thelapothecary, driiggtst of 1 other person selling. or disposing of,the Same; shall moteta a register, kept for that ; pnrpotie,• the narno and residenee/of the person to Whom', such salewas . "Taati the. quantity sold, 'and_ the date! or.suoi 1 sale. - Any person "offending/herein shall be . guilty of a ptitideineannr, and ` ; on con-' • viction •be sentenced .to - pay a fine . not ex-. .e - 1 ceeding.filtyj dollars:" //' : -: ; - 1 ; ~ '. The 18th of June,. the day. , for the ieassemblini of•the' Democratic National Convention at iiiiltimore; is the anniversa, ry of the Deelaratiottof war ;in `.l 81:2. '.; .... The•single.: vote-for. lion. Jefferson Davis in the Charleston Convention,git:en. througholit he wholeAfty-seven.! ballots, was cast by'l the President, • Hon. Caleb .Cushing. , .• L .: ../... There is said to he a great. scarci ty of seameniat .linffalo, and :wages, are -ex tremely hightwenty-five dollars is free- - ly offered. : The Advertiser says-thaLfour unidretl men could find immediatlem leytnent at liberal wages. .e :i - i. - / OD, 'with his CAR”! ,n, hit GREEN. opnosite,td tle sE. in IIGNI'ROS - E, whefe..he F.D.W ninro located d COURT HOt u ill cheerfully 1 wail him with a call! Pictures in 'good Cases; 50 cents. ! Liberal deductions Ibilgatnilies. All work viariatited not to Nig. {Montrose; Dec. 14; 18'59. t upop • all who , may favor A fflictetd4 Iten —Wu.UAM3 CoatrousD Sot.wri ‘ oN fo r the PILES, is ,warranted to ef. feel a cura - in nFery case, and in all strides .of the disease, or the money will be refunded. Full diretions aeCoMparky each bottle, ' 1 • , Abel 'Ferrell; Montrose Babepek,Dim ock 0. G. Hi mpateail, Brooklyn ;and Dr. J.W. Lyman, T_Unklfannock; agents. Idec y I,t - • • Irispoilitast Aland' sitil Works, -Published hyl D. Appleton &C0.,346,and 348 ,Broadway, New York.. The following works are sent to subitcribers in any part of the coun• ty, (upon receipt of retail price,) by mall or ex press, pret aid Trig NEW Ai:Er:testy CYMOTEDIA:--A popu-• lar Dictionary. Of General Knowledge, edited • by , Geo. Ripley And Charles A2 , ,Dana,. aidd.d by 4 numerous Beim( corps of-writers in all 'branches of Sciences, Arti,nd Literature. _This work. is: being published; in .about. fifteen largo, octavo volumes, each containing 750 two•cottimo pages. The first.eight vrdumes are now ready, each eon , ' taining near 2,500 original articles. An' addi tiona(volitmo 'OM be -piiblished once in about three'months. [Price in clotlc43 ; sheep. $3.- 50; half morrecco, $4 . ; half Massa; $4,50' -each. . The New American Cycicipmdia is' popular without being - kuperficitil, learned but!not-pe-- <Jamie, -comprehensive but- sufficiently detailed, free from personal pique and• party • prejudice, -fresh yet accurate. It, is a complete statemebt of all that is knOwn upon every important, topic' within the scope ifc human inteltigenee.i. yery important ajtiek in it has been specially written fur its pops by Men who are authoritiei Upon the topics of -Which they-speak. • • They , lore' re • quired to bring the subjebt up to -the',present moment; to•state just how it stands note. Ali the statintical.inforination is from _the tritest re. Polls; the geographical., accounts keep pace with the latest explorations; historical matter include the,fresh'es;t just-views; the biographical notices not only 'speak of the dead, but also-,of the living. It is [a library of itself. A-HRYDGIONT TIIE DEBATES OF etoIqGEESS: Being a political History of the . United States, from the orgariiiation of the first Feder:l4'CW gress in 1189 tri 1856. Edited -and congitiled_ _by - Him. Thotn4 H. Benton front the Official Records of Congress. The work will be cow-, fueled - in 15 rhyso octavo volumes of 350, pages each, 11 of whielt are now ready. =An additional . volume will bit "Published once in three Months; - Cloth, $3; Law Sheep, $3,50; Half *roue, $4; Had Calf, $440 each: • .! • THE WAY OF.TROCUREIG THE PYC!OFZDIA bit DEVATES.--Fortn a club of four, and remit the price of cpur ;books, and five copiei will . be sent at the remitter's expense of : carriage; or fur ten subscribers, eleven copies' will be gent at-our expentte fa i r carriage. ` • •, To AGESTS.-4,141 other works Will sir:liber ally reward the ekertions_itf agent. An lAgent . Ifantej in this Cjmn/y. Terms made known on application to the - Put:dialler. 1. Teachers' Lia sof nations...Teachers' examinations ivilli be held in the diffe.rent ItoW13• ships, at 9 o'clocki a. m., as follows: Choconot, May sth, H.; Franklin Bth, South Schooihoose ; New Milford and Bo rough, 9th, Gruied School Building.; Harfordi 10th. Villatie; Gibson, llfh. Union Hill ;I.Fack son, 12th. No. 2;Thomson, 14th, Center; Ararat, 15th, Church ; Herrick, 16th, Uniondale; Clif ford and. Dandaff, 17th. -City; Lenor,l' 18th, Glenwood Schoo.llipuee; Lathrop,••• Hills dale Schoolhouse; Brooklyn, 21st, Center Scho_olhousd; , Bridgewater and Montrose, 22d, Free Schoolhouse; Dimock, 23d, Chrners Schoolhouse; Springville, 24th, Hollow *hoof house • Auburn, 260, Low Schoolhouse; Rush, 26th, ' Champion Schoolhouse; - Jessup, l 28th, 8 , ,11es •Schoolhoose ; Forest. Lake and 'Chap man, 29th, Towne; Middletown and Friends. vilie, 30th; Baldwin's Schoolluidai; Apohcon, 31st, Graves Schciolhouse. - 1 It will be required orail teaehers' thati have engaged schools (either posit:Weir or condition. ally) that they thAll be examined . in the love, ship where such . sehools We fixated, and not having engaged schools in the township Where they reside. 1- .= ' , Each teacher . will plealte supply, herself. with two or More sheet; of foOlscap paper, Pen' ,and ink. _ 1 - 1 The examination will be the, written Ind oral methods c °Whined. 1 1, • Ati interested sie - invited - to attend: B.IF. I'oi/ canner, Co. Sflpt. • . Brooklyn, - Aprilllo, 1860. • o • , . it - IESENIVEIN,S •.;:. A. - tnati Worth 'over - onei handred thousand dollars in under iiiresi'in Gur rand coduty Kr, for stealing 14c - oil i • -; • 'Miss Van Duzer of Le Claire, WIS., , _was in hive with one young' man; while 1 her mother insisted - she should. Marry ian other.:she th e ught' she wtiuhl 'fright en lier motheT by retending to hang her self, but, siicecede in hanQug herselrin reality. , . /• . ... ; . Two shocks of 'earthquake were experienced sit_ Leiington, Georgia', on the, evening of the 24th ult.; the same day of the stioi:k in Tennessee. • Onl of the coneusFiplis was sufficient to "OA water out' of a tumbler on the tea table, and rat tle; the crockery.considerably• on a= side beard." • ' . HORATIO OARRATT Dialer in' FLOUR. GRAIN, GROCER IES. -PROVISIONS.': LIVE WOODS., Stupre- DRUGS.' WOODEN and STO]'TE WARE. ALL KINDS, of lIOUSEKA'.EPING • ARTICLES c 6 .1",AN1(4. NOTIONS' IN GENERAL.-.-one door NOrth of liarnton'4ll Otel, .Areto Miliord, Pa., i ILTOULD be pleased to see all his 41d frtentts V•lr •and many new - ones at his NEW Store fronting the DEPOT,.. where ho-is piepared to , showthem such stock of • the abni . e artiees as New Milford has long stood .in need of. "'Division of trade him as many advantages as divlsion oftlabor." Any man confining himself to one branith or business, giving that branch his Whole Capital andattention can kecn n better as.ortmant.'i buy cheaper and SELL•CHEAPER than if the same means and time was imtployed • kilt general tride.- • If you dent think so, call on the subscriber and be convinced. •I'hir sound • principle of , SMALCPROFIT - AND PROMPT PAYMENT, be strictly adhered- to. Butter Mid other Produce forwarded to New York at rine-of the besteonarniesion honses•in the City, on:ii prompt pay ments guaranteed. • HORATIO' GA It RATT. Ihrew Milfiird. Sung. Co.. Pa.. 41pri1,1861.1-- • NEW. GOO DS !, idiurstrille Centre, Snell:. ao., Ps. , . TAT ALL rapt,i,le4;4ow Papers and, Borders, 4, 'V V a very large etoeic this day reeebird, by 461 17th. It:KENYON/JR. 0. CO. CI lam ns a ,lichen. an MI mensse VI variety,' by R. KENTON, 311. dt2 EVERY style of Cettme Pont Geode : ete. this .day reed by It: KENYON, IR. & S IL K, i3rCielts, and Cashrtiere ahaarls . . a ihrge WW. _K. KENYON'. Ja. & CO. . . _ 1,2"'-'IOBACCO this day received and for. sale' tower than eliewhere in SuNu'a county. • It. KENYON. JR. & CO. 16001.85. SALERATUS in store and for sale by itu box or lb. • ARGE Stork of FANCY Dry ..G.Oods for sale by , R. KEN Y9N. JRA CO. lip EA Setts—Five Elegant stiles. •rom pieta— I from 5 to. $5O. R. KENYON, JR.,& , CO. tri:wriyille Centre. Pa:, April, 1860. • • • AL Card.. O.; V. TILILVEII.orthe Wll.l. be at NEW MILFORD. on FRIDAY-. April :nth, at airnum's Hotel. Also will be, at SUSQUEHANNA On the FIFTH of each month during the Spring and. Summer, At Nieola Hotel. During each v . v.:it:lllmi give Pree Lee,turea to the Lldie44 o'clock, m. - upori,suhjects of the, Gist iniportnneel'relati.y e - to thirspeciah diseases and, hygiene of the sex. revealing the gaUses. of such , nveladies 'and those most prevalent and subtle violations :,f . 13hisioti logical laws which result in the premature -de cline of American . 4.Voinen-. • Invalids will find it to their acivaritage.to give him a call: Binghamton Water Cure, April 10, 1860.,—tf BOAIIDINCr SCHOOL, . , E T• AT .GFIA BE ND PA • , • i HIS scnont. will lre-opened for thO r ece p. i tion of t.adies and Gentlemen. on the 29th day (Wednesday), of February!, 1860. TERMS CT TUITIGSI Primiry BonOles per Qity of I I weeks., $3.00 .. • Common " • Comthon find Higher, " Higher' t ne)ii!h, • Lessons, on Piano; " Use of Gi - - Ornamental, rind Classical Departments, extra.. The Principal has had much einerience in teaching in New York and Penn'a for the last ten years, in Centronn - , as well as Select, Graded or High Sand's. References given if require d N. B —Board al the boarding hall, two doll's per Wick. Lights and washing extra. Payments to.be made: quarterly in-advance. mit I' E. W. ROGERS, Principal: • MORE NEW ARRANGEMENTS FOB I S6O. • GREAT'. ATTRACTIONS AT TM; - FOOT or MAIN - STREET. T HE. extensive Furniiure EstabliAment.of SHIM BROTHERS htving, been refitted and greatly improved, the proprietors%sespectfally announce to the citizens of Montrose and , viein. ity 4 that they ate constantly malting and keep .on hand the LARGEST and . BEST asmortment of FURNITURE To be found ha the conatry. • We give the following list of some °till° ar ticles which -we will seklit greatly reduced prices, tor , CASH Or REA DY , AY: • • Burenue, , Walnut or Mahogany,' With glass, fiom $l6 to SM. lloreaits with marble or brocatelle top%s r- frem $lB% to. 824. And a large assortment, from $B, $lO, 1.1, 1.4. to $lB, • • 1 Wash Stands; Card Stands,Cornerand Square Stands, of all verieties' and prices, fromlb!cents to ten dollars. Desks,Rivana ,ToWel Reeks, FootAtools,Ouo. I mans, Lounges, dej. Centre, Card,LPior, Toilet, Dining. Kitchen, and Extension Tables. • Chairs—Cane! and Wood Seats, Rockers-- Cane, Flag.. and Wocd Seats, of every variety and style. 1 - Sofas. tete a tales furnished. at short notice. at Now York prices. •N. B. Ready made coffins on band or fur. rushed at short notice.—Hearsea always in readiness when desired. • • We (employ none but CAREFUL And Exinni iflCED WDREMEN. We intend to do our Won"' WELL, and sell it as Low ail it can be affe'rdiel W, snrrn; . . . • - - ,A.10111TU,31t.,,, • E. R. SIVISTIC Montrose, Jan; 18th. 1860: tf. 'To 'Mereliailts and. Dealers. TAKE ibis method of informing my many kind and generous friends and 6untonier!t that I have changed my interest in the Hardware Easiness, in New York from the house formerly Hunt, Thomas 4 Co., and - lately I. L. Hunt, at • t, 215 Pearl , Street, to that of , MOONEY,- CON COMPANY, 23 Perk*oto, opposite the Astor House, where I-would moat respectfully invite old and new friends to dall, beeend their orders, which will be gratefully received and promptly filled. Div - address will be at Montrose, Pa. until the Itt, Of April. and from that date till June. Care of shove Nouse, or Lawrence, Griggs & gin* bury 46 Courtlandt street. N. Y,Citv. - mh*'ivl. C. TYLER, DR: .CIIIIOIICHILL'S . , CURE FOR. CONSUMPTION , . , HYPOPHOSPHITES OF/(IME ANO' OF SODA-. •, yptivir FATAI; seourgo 61" the human rare—. I.lComweipti,ini—ean new 1w prevented and cunEb, with ther'seme (I.IRtAINTY ias•ank' . othe'r l diSeaite. 'Tie now Rilinedtdireovered by • or.Churehil of Paris, has prrfminea More cures i,l Canfi rt ed ConNumptinn in n year than earl befe / unil in :thy recurds'of in.the•past annteftyl . stEntonials..ll,7 Cure e(ei coaeih thi Laii . Stve 7 lf y 4,11 w:t,t rene givr theni abundantly, t h at thelly pophosphitpri4 the Dore iteter'dr that can cure em•silteptiori. Read whit.Pi, Vorieri ear; t . t WINeIIESTEit. E•tfriNgtt *rm. I am an'Ain - ; patint; - or thirtv - yenis preaffee,•ih I%'r-tern Neu. tirsi tria l of.the tlypdrhol.hite. , w4o made,a veer it , , , ... DreVrtiber, with art at Prielleea. C:. aged 25 )7trieri •watt truly e hard ene. The patient had Geer) peononneed tt ''consumptive E.r mix years previous 'he - begin. flingningof the treattnent -She evidentle Was in . the, 3d and Last shiae ; tabererot in the 2d st4fe in' enrh Lung ; .. - everat critics in the Left holm, showing eavernomi rah:4 ; a. 111.4 inces4ant. cough..; Pulse' tpn frquent and tee;,tt epunt. With three aymploms et.roi.firMi•d`Phthi.49, hdring - no faith in any'rernedieit I ' , ter he= fore used, I wrote to rin nn c k.,VALI - med 3 b o t t l e , of the,llypeplio-phitett. (in nv:a.ie, her semi.- tem4 Improved; and durine-Stoe of . th e filth end sixth,. she was ettrong',i2nou2ii, to w - a,l; half ti mile, From then, up to .this • week,- when I saw her s she his been at work. • This rem:mica:hie Mire, I friliit in ea r : J ur , sa y , was effected hii.the IlteurnosenrrEs... GFORGER I'MVEPS.)t. I). 1. COMA. %V% oritivg N. Y...,Th.ish 12. t STILL gORE..RESI A It KAALE CURES ! , ThEijolln*ime luttet from an ,'Ad pt,yhMan in Chemter, C.. must .smigry aft- toi6...nter donbk4-thet•fruwv of ihix Wond e r . . . _ , . . : • I. ',UHATITsfe.. 3d Moeih, 26;h. !860. • Fnitsn..l, WrxcilF...tErt : . 1 " * *. Thirty-six : person's -have oh:mined' the medicine from Me„, twelve of which have been under my owireare• Five tit them were. in nit: , opita. ,ll . - Arld OP I''',.. • • merit' of Other. physician's, linp;•less ea-es of ththisis 4irrita Ede eritt. 2 h, copious expeetora.' turns of a perulrut.eharacter, nieht - sweats and ennicipation. ' These eas,..s . " Were from ..iee' to three Years st , ndiroi:. An-rotation and perees:' i . sios Reeeloped sot hds. which, tuk . en ire corinec ion with other s 'ninon's. pave evidence or A ci;liditi,on front vid di I .11'it erVer. in i.evuoteen 'years practice, We a MifiLrliel:4l , l. • recover by. any other treatment. )* * * _linder • tto; Ire ,t -rnent of the Ilypophosphiles, alftho hot Sump- - 'toms erased; and- th 4 Itave nniried fle;.11 and I itren2th , and health—mom.. of them hott t e that? I they had enjoyed for seven .ears previously. I. The mher.e.ames under my , -are- - wore in the - incipient "stages, and in . ,them all 14mptroes and traces of the disease have . di.apia.ared. Of Rinse who were not under my cure, I ha •O not heard of a single patience ho did not express hlmse't bap:fitted by the lase of the Remedy ; althoUgh, in' smite of !hem the di-came was .tie far I,d. ysneed , to• AMR the possibility of rtel , tl rY: ' I presufte I air as Skeptical in nif•dicinut; ?r sPecifils., as most physic:ans ;' yet, fr;on the ex perience 1 !rave had in the use Dr. J. I?.".Churc 7 - iiitl'i4llPinerly for Torth•rciflosis; I would sal' to all worefoiVe a tendency to that. disease—Take i';'andthe Sooner the teller; before themi is disorganization. * 4 `' ' * We W. TOWNSEND, NI. D. • . . WtssehiMer'sGpittlinc.lll - phoplin%- phites ACT WITH rno - lipT,F:ss ANL) ciournis-ry in ry . ( - Vs;;;I:-M1 , - 'PION, .and with int' alable eflie-,m, De- p rnngrinnra.A.lthe Ni•rrmo. anti Mood S:v:omnig, General ))ebility: Pysnepsiitt A-thma, Rieltols; Female; c,omplaints, Spertmitorrhea. iu all order,. dependent on imp:l-R.4 nrlimpuired tiu tritinn.andia all,ea e of loed or eou.t tetionor Thee int:ora-m the tiervoui or vital energy:relieve Cloogh,-elieek - Night Sweatz , ; and diminkh F4peeel , rUtion, Mprove the appetite, aires.t. Piarrhcea, promote refre.hingsk - er , 61 :0 create tics, ivid - 17. A FAIR TRIAL IS A CERTAIN CURE! 7 . /II:d19 ounce hettles.Sl rind $.2... not erinfound this "roui..de with the phate4•or Cheinival Food. 11... ware Fo p:if:loons i-ontaininz Iron. the .u.e Corr-surninirin. Is pronotin.:ed dengi t -roos and criminal 'by - eurliority. - Send for iny Cireu'er.- which fzive4 the only reliable jororflifilion Trr.Chirch- Tre..tnient. Inquire' for end use only . " WI9cBFATEreS GENT.;INE PRFPARAtII , I9:" and bhich may le. tied olnll respr;eteble end Whol r eale-and the solo General Depot in the United Stews he.: • A J: WINCHESTER, • 43.10hn mireet, 1.- -. 4r For to F., I. Telt RELL. Montrose. " 3.50. 4,b0 SG 5 ,0 0 " " • 10.00 " ' • 200 TIIE 311EDMINE - ot the lIILLION. PfilLosol 4 lll* .41. 1 1) FACT. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. TEE EXCITING CAME. OP BIMESS . . rptitil Pp KM is the life.sasta intim , agent:, It I. 'furnishes me com poni•nts Zit tie-di:hone, aing ele, nerve and integument: .Tho sht mneh ii its Ingtilra,trirc, lhe Vein. :nntd s tho irltustineS the channels thr'(;ogicwhielt Wa• to matter rejected in its prnchn'tions.. iY expelled. Upon the idntnacho ht. circulation and the these Pill* aid ximiutaneowlv.relieving indiges tion, parity:4lr the fluids, end regutnting tho eXereli tttt • THE NATIO,NAL com PLAINT: . Dcopep.ia isAin , niost critnir on d'i•ease among All classes in. this country. 14 . ia..111/111.4 n and shit p . et4, and. is the primary sourco% inntint erdl.ble dithgeroits maladies; hut u I evry itn typo or gyniptorns,however'obstirate ilc:re•istanee to ordinary preparations. it viehl.. - re:1 , 11111 an.l- rap- • idly to this searching.and unerring . remedy., 'BILIOUS AFFECTIONS. Trio quantity .of the bile i.. prvAst impOrtanco - to health. - Upon the liver. the p lund which .o crete.t this fluid. these Pi:is operate specifically. \- infallibly rectifying its irreglif , ritir,toindeficera. ally. cgring 8i.11.1114 Rentittants.-and'all . the varieties of di4etse gynerste4 by arc uttniitu . rat conddion of the organ. Unlei+. the bowels liprrero. their re netlonsprop. erly. the, whole body suffers. Tens of thousands die_ soesallY pr Dysentery.. Diarrhoea. clotonie Cen.tipatien. and other di,.'es,:e4 of theme wlMto pipes of the r‘y . stem. The efTect.fillhe• Piths upori all intestinal dimordera, "velictli.r casual er..epi.- demie„. lan phenomenon in medicine. By follow ing the firipted directions, the mast Attuning. ea. bra of bowel complaint: arertrecrittly controlled. • • A -- WORD TO *FEMALES , • • The lei debditiend irreatihritiel'whieh are the repeatl annoyance's" of. the weaker seX, and which• when neglyeted,nlw4y« shorten life, are ridieved fur the time being. and pre , ;nted in time •.0 cowe,by a cehrso ort his mild, there' alterative. trollotoriy'it l Pills are the he;?t remedy knitter/ in the . . world tot the almoint; disebils : , Asthma Cheat. Dimes...es. Fever and Ague C - tooths Bowel Complaints !emote Coniplaints - Cost ivcness Inwaid Weakness Diarrbtea 11t-adaches • Liver Con plaints Dropsy Lowness of . .. Spirit— s in fl ammation - Stone and Grovel Influenza Drpep4ia • Secondary .Symptoms Pi es Venereal AfreCtioaSyortns of all kinds *,„1; sold ( :at the' Manufactories of Professor Nollnwnyy 80 Moiden Lone. New York. and 234. Strand. London. by pestall - ros ible Ditnigkta & dealers in Medicine ihro'out the United States and ths - eivilized world. in , bozos at 25 cents,. '62 1.2 centti. end 81 each. - • • . • • fir There ilia considerable 'saving by taking the larger - sizes. - .; : -W- 3 " N. B.—Direct eons ro the gold:awe n patients iievery.diaorder are affixed to each boa. ltelvar - BOWEL COMPLATYTS: 1 .4
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