UD S OX , S Mountain Herb Pills, Atom we present you with a perfect Mental of ?nom a chief of a tribe or the strange Attar Nation. th.co n oe roled Mexico. You will find a full account of him and hip people In our Pamphlets and Alamitos—to be had gratis', from the agents for these Pills. The iorentor sod manufacturer of " Joint's Moan• lain Iteo Pills," has Spent the greater part of his life la triirelitik, haring clotted nearly every country In the world. He spent *fee six' yams among the Indians of the Hooky Ilmustalns and of Monica, tu3d it was thus Hitt the • lifooncion RUB Pm." were discovered. A very interesting account of hie adventures them you will dad in our Abutter. and Pamphlet. It Is an established fact. that all disease also trots • . lIKPIIRIC 111.00 D t She blood Is tße life 1 and when any foreign or unhealthy matter gate Weed with it, it is at once distributed to luny organ of the body. Every verve. kelt the poison, and all the vital organ. quickly complain. The stomach will not digest the fond perfectly.,The liver .rieewe to. eeerele's sufficiency of -bile. The Rtion of the heart is weakened, and. PO the circulation'', feeble. The loop Beerier* dogged with the poisonous matter ; hencik- a tough—and all from a Alight impurity at the fountain. -bead of life—the Blood t As if you had thrown ward s, earth. fee Instance. in a pure aprieg, Item which ran t * tiny rivulet, in a‘few minute, the whole mune of the stream become. disturbed and discolored. Ae quickly does impure blond fly to every part. and lean its sting behind- all the pages beccanepbetrueted, and ankles the obetructiou le removed, the lamp of life soon dies out. These pills not only pOrify-the blood, bat regenerate all the secretions of the body; they are, therefore, unrivalled ' as a ovum von nnioxs DIBEASgI4, Ccantdaint, Fick Meadathe, kn. Ibis Anti-Manna Medicine napalm from the blood the bidden needs of di* Ana and render. all the'Buidc and secretion, pars and eoset,clearing and reanwitatieg the vital orgasm Pleasant indeed, is it to us, that - we are - able to Oar* within your reach. a medicine like the "Dincinkr.e HMI Pate.'! that will parte directly to the rigllcted part., through the blood and Quids of the body, and cause the .uaerer to brighten with the hush of beauty sad health. • ff== ence for the following Complaints a.ka Complaints,- Debility, /award Weakly's:, o.avks, I - Thee and Ague, Liter /award. oebb. • . mmazt computints.Lowieu of Spires, Mere Oisrares, Headaches, . Pita, 0.4 Ceetirenas, ' indiocaian, . Stowe AlTerde, bvtuenen, deeeadary Sys, Diarricea, ' higenonatian;, lost 1, Dr•p•Y. . • . • - • . .011,11 AT FEMALE NEDIC:INIA 1 Females who rattle health, ahonld verse be without thees Pills.. They purify the blood, remove otearnetioril of ►ll kinds, cleanse the, skin of all pimplee and 'blotches and bring vbe rich color of health to the pal. cheek. gam- The Plants and Herb's of which these Pills am made. were dooorered in a very surprising way among the Tem:lean., a tribe of Aborigines in ktekieo. Get the Almanac of our Agent, and you will read with delight, the very interestiofearaount it contain. of the " GIMAT 111Toscin" of the Aztecs: filemerev.—Tie Mecstafw Hob PIM say put arp ift Beautifui Wrapper. • Each bat conlaitu 40 per, sad Rama at 2 crate per bou All pastrase, bare thr Apatite of J. L. JUDSON d al, on each bar. 'B. L. JUDSON; & Co, SOLE PROPRIETORS. 50,Leonard Stieet, Ns w YORK. JEr Uinta wanted ahrays—Addfeas u &Don. SAI i.r. Lay% Awl tit, Ai olitrols . t . . kIIVC:22 HOSTETIER'S STOMACH BITTERS. The proprietors and manufacturers of HOS . TETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH LIT: TERS can appeal with perleet -confidence to physicians and citiz , Its generally of the United States, because Ific,:tiude has attained a repu tation herendore unknown.• - A few tracts upon this point will speak more powerfully than volumes of hare assertion or la rOning puffery. Theconsiiniption of llostevter's Stimateli Bit ters tor the.last year amounted to over a half ntillion and from its manife.4 steady increase in times past. it is evident that during the coming year the consumption will teach near onethtillien bottles. This immense anieunt eould 6 . ercr have been Fold but for the rare rnedicirial propertieq contained in the prepara tion. and the sanction of the must prominent physician's in .those. sections of the country where the article is best knorn, who not only recommend the Bitters to their patients, but are ready at all time, to give testimonials to jut efficacy in all cases of stomachic derangements Yid the diseases resulting therefrom. This is not a temporary popularity, obtained by extraordinary efforts in the say of trum peting the qualities of the Bitters, but a solid estimation of nn invaluable medidine, which is destined to be us enduring as time itself. • Hostetter's Stomach Bitters have proved a Godsend to regions where feverl and ague and various Other Unions complaints have counted their victims I.y htindreds. To be able to state confidently 'that the' "hitters" are a certain cure for the Lyspepsiasand like diseases, is to the propriethrs a source - of un alloyed pleasure. It removes all morbid matter from the wand). purifies the blood, and 'imparts renewed vitality to the nervous system, giving it that tone and energy indispensable for the restoration of health. it operates upon thestomach,liser, turd other digestive organs, -mildly but powerfully, and soon restores them to ncondition essential to the healthy discharge of the functions of nature. . , Elderly persons may stse the Bitters daily as - per directions on the bottle, and they will find in it a stimulant peettliasly-adapted to comfort declining years, as it ii pleasant to the palate, ,Invigorating to the bowels, excellent: as n tonic, and rejuvenating generally. 'ffelinve the avi dance of thousands of aged men and women who have experienced the benefit of using-this preparation while suffering from Stomach de rangements and general debility; acting under the advice of 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 periodti when their cores 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 be young, is apt to forget her owirleithlt im her extreme anxiety Sorter infant. Should the period of maternity arrive during the summer season, the wear of body and mind is generally aggravated. Here, Olen, is a necessity' for a stimulant to recupe rate the energies of the system, and enable the mother to hear-up tinder her exhausting trials and responsibilities. Nursing mothers gene redly prefer the ltiuers to all other invigora ,tors. that receive the endorsement of pbysi clans, because it is agreeable to the taste as Well as certain to given permanent increase of betlily strength. , All those pen sons: to whom we have particu larly referred above. to wit: sufferers from fever and ague, caused.by malaria, diarrhiea, dysentery, indigestion, loss of appetite, and all diseases or derangements of the stomach, superannuated invalids, persons of sedentary occupation, and rimslag mothers, will. consult their own physical welfare by giving to ilos letter's Celebrated St...rnn e b Bitters a trial. .cAuTioN"..—We caution the public against wing any of the many imitations or counter , , -felts, btu. ask for Boars:ma's CELKIIIIATED‘ Brom/.Cis litresits, and tee that each hol tle has • the wortla`Dr.J.llo , tetter's Stomach ltitteis" -blown on the aide of the-bottle. and staraped on the metallic cup covering the cork ; and observe that our autograph signature is oulbe . label. Lr Prepared and sold hyIIbSTETTER & SMITH, Pittaburgh, and sold by' all &llamas, grocers, and dealers generally throughout the United Mates, south Amer rim, and qernaany. rjr.Tor sale in itontro‘e by.. • janl3 Iv ABEL TURRELL eINOLD DOCT. HEATH'S BOOK OF TRAVELS. L on, 11 / 4 1 . ) and great disrorerirN of the Japuttexti4,l and East India :litchi-ism—. wit h full eireetions tor the certain cure of consumption. bronchitis, ea tarrh,eanghs,val.i. asthma, fevers. heart Jisease. actor° itt, a ineer.dvspepsia. liver complain tigravel and tirinsrv - iteposits. retrials connitaints, _m o st rated with hundreds of rertificatist cleures and engravings' Far the purpose of no:cuing as many suffering - fellow-beings as pas!iible from a premature , death. it will ly sent to s o y part- of the coalition thy_ iwnd ing 25 cto . to rat HEATH, or2Oyv]. • 647 Ettasdsay, New York Sold also by A. l`nrrell. Montrosc: Hayden Bros.eNew Milford; C. P. Mathews,Hcrantora . , •". GOOD - 1 •- 1 • StrMß ARBANGEMENT. • AftillVlN . G ./16V . ERV *COO ' Dahl * Ladino& Weallo lll SELL:IIO eitikr.LOWEST.MCESI - F - • 1151 N D CAMPHENE, OP Abe BEST Two hours earlier to ttei - , York. 4 , • D A qualitits r at 80 cents per gallon for axle by Ono hour earlier to Philadelphia.. 111 " 114) •'; , ' P°4 TtIRRELL elN•and a ft er Monday,lday 1860,1,1mila:a lir will be run as follows • I • - Excess pASs F io r, a Takutta- r -Moving South. The Aeenininodittion Train, East, on the ',N. Y. &E.R. R. arrives at Gt. Bend at • 6:38 in. And the Cincinnati Express at • 6:03 • Connecting with the Express Train leaving Great Bend for NeWYorkk" and Philadelphia, at . .; 7:10 - Meat New Milford - 7:28 .: Montiosl) ••• • 7:46. ' Hopbottoin • ••• i • 8:07 - . Nicholson p- - 8:23 Factoryville -! 8:47 Abington • - - 9:03- •' Scranton 9:35 'Moscow •- 10:20 Tobyhanna--j 1m59 A , Stroudsburg - - • 12:17 Nth, .. Water. Gap: - - 12:31 • • • Cambia 12:45 Delaware (Ib minutes to dine) . 12:56.: ' 't- . Hope•(Pliilad'a , connection) 1:24 Bridgeville •=- 1:25 •t, Washington = , 1:58. Junction 2:15 • - New Yoyk . - • . 5:15* Philadelphia • -•-, .7:15 The-Express Passenger Train, South:- con. neeta et Junction with 3 p. mi train on flit; Cen! tral Road fbr E:icton, Bethlehem; Mauch Chunk Reading, Harrirburg„&c.• f • • • t Moviao Nonitt. .• • • Passengers from Neil York, leave • Pier No. 2 North itiver,•-at•ii '7:30 nj!m. Or foot of Couitland "street r 8:00 !' From Philadelphia ' ' Leave,Kiinsington .• . -• 7:15 Leave Junction • - 7-- 11:15 • Due at Washington - 11:33 • • Bridgeville . - - 12:01 p.r .m ilope(Philad,a connection) 12:13 Delaware (15 minutes to dine) • 12:28 Columbia . - 1:00 ' Water Gap - 1:14 Stroudsburg 1:2E1 • Tobyhanna • 2:46 , Moscow 2:21 Scranton • - • - 4:10 Abington- .• - '4:47 . Factoryville .—; •=, 5:03 Nicholson . - t i 5:22 Hopbottnm 5:43 Fir MON'rROSE - .• 6:04 New Milford . - • ,6:22. Great,„Bend - • 6:40 • Connectimr ' at Great Bend with the train West at - 7:24 . j •- • and the Njght,Express at - 1:36 :Lim. The Mail Train, West. which - leavo - s Great Bend al 7:24 p. m:, is a thi,•ouih Trail 4 .and reaches Dunkirk at 8:47 a. in.:'s • - I AccommonAnoi-Tusix,-111Oving, Leave Strant in for Great - Bend at 9:40 a.jra.' Factoryville ' - • , 11:00 •";, Nicholson - 11:30' Montrose - • - - 12:45 - Great Bend " 1:50 • Connects with Dunkirk Ex. West at 3:06 " , . "blovlsa SOUTH. .The New York Express, Ealt, sr riven at Great; Bend at . 1:17 p.hs. and connects - with the AccomModa 'Train which leaves Gt.' Bend at 2:15. ; Montrose • . • ' - 3:10 Nicholson ' • . - 4:20 • !!, Factoryville • 5: 15 , Due at Scranton' • . - 6:40 • : The Accommodation train does not leave Scranton until attitr the arrival of the morning train on the Lackawanna & Bloomsburg 8.. R., thus g iving passengers from the .Wyomingi ley•a direct connection for the %Vast by' the morning train. For_ the aczommodation'' of way. Iracel oh . the Sonthein Division a Passenger Car will be at tached to'i he Express Freight train— Leaving. Scranton at . - ••• 4:00 a. 'm. Due at Moscow 5,40 !' t , • Stroudsburg . 10:25 Junction . 3:10 p. ,m. Returning, leaves Junction at - 3:40 a. 'm. Due at Stroudsburg at - .• - '7:35 ' Moscow ' 12:50 p.Yn.. 'Scranton . 2:25 t _ Passengers tci`and from Now York will change cars at Junction. To and torn Phila. via BAXR.R. leave'or eke cars at Hope. For .Pittsban, Kins ton and Wilkes-B:l,re, take - ars of Lackawsnna & Bloomsbur ,, R IL .at Scranton. Fur Jeisup, 'Archbald, aneCarbondale, take Otnnibu , ses at Scranton. Tickets sold and' baggage- . elnCked TH OUGit: JOHN BRISBIN, Wm N. JcNas, General Ticket Agent. Scranton, Nay 23d, - 1860. j ' j - FARMERS, LOOK AT I I TIEISI I BEACH IB NEW PATE NT (. , 1111.1i., - , lIIRSI ' RAK! 1 n .IcOARINGO 'HAY AND GRAIN, i poi odnetsi'-by GOOD JUDGES. to b _the NEAREST. RIGHT of ANY IN USE. orae Of the adliantages of this Rake are th t the workman .occupies it comfortable i seat 'while raking, =ins tead of having to walk, and l that its ionstructiqn is ao simple that any part of i may easily be taken sport and- put' together gain. Pour bolts! ate alt the blacksmith work r uired. Farmers, pleases:lM and examine for you elves. tumbeY, wtil betaken in pay for hakes if f th e . light kind and fetched in time. • Nobe but! those ordered ;will be made at present:. j •', This inabhipet was invented brthO subscriber who resiilo'° 1 1-2 miles North of Menton°, on the Soak e .Creek Read. ' i I . 1 • : ': I LORENZOIDEACH: Montrose, April P.4th, 1860. ' • Card: l i in. O.V. THAYER, co' ft*, BINGIAMTOIN. WATEIif.CUR E l lie at NEW MILFORD. on FRIDAY, . April 27th, at Bsrnum's U ite,. Alsi) be ist 'SUSQUEHANNA on the of each month during the ,Spring and SuMmer it Niciolif Hotel. During each visitation he wile dive Free Lectures - to-the Ladies at h (o'clock, .in upon subjects of the first importinee.relativ to the spe4ial Ilisissies and hygienVof the sex. ievealing the causes of such maladies and those most prevalent and subtle v_iolotti'onslof .lades mh!ch result in the premature de. One of: American Women. •• . Invalicisi will find itlt. their advantage to give him a ceil. o Binghimiton Wat(or Ciire. April 111. H;160.-:if It.- BOAMIING 8011004 . 1 •• 1 K • AT EAI Bt - N b PA i t PA , Tit.4scuont, will be opened fur the recep tion ot Ladies and Gentlemen, 'on the 29th day (Whdtesday), of February, .B r .. it. , TERMS OF TVITIGS: : 1 . Primary;Spanches per Qr'tr of 11 wicks, $3.00 Common 1 • ". 1" 3.50 Common and Higher, •"• " '' "•,. , 4,00 -Higher 'EM.lileh, . 4 " 14 5,00 „ r , Lessons; Piano,' ' " " 1" 10,00 , , ,- I.l,serif ••: 1 " II " IN . 2.00 Ornamental, and - clagsical Departments, extra. The Principal has had much experience in O ivachinri New York and - Penn'a fur the laMt ten yeargi. in Common, as well as Selert, Graded or High:s4hoola. References 'given if required N. B 4.ltoard at the boarding halld two don per week. 1 Lights and washing extra. PaymOnts to be made quarterly in hdvance. • .'alb y ; I . ' E. W. ROGER:3. Pfrincioal. ,ti., • ~., 1 f .., • • , Ag.. , .2 , -- chi:uipost: Hest! Larg i efit: 1 sps,c)c) 1 Pays foreFuit ion In Single and Double Entry 130 - a•Kaping. Writing CommercialArithtne tict and !..ectures. Illoarek K weeks $ 2O, Stationery $7, Taitiuq $34, entire exliein+ $62.. Us.;it e l dune front 6 to 10 weeks:. Every stu dent, upon 'graduating. is guaranteed competent to manage the Books of any Basiness,lund qual. ified to earn a salary of $5OO TO $lOOO. h. Stu.ktits enter at and time—No 11iic Review. ut Pleasure. First p r ttnium for Best Business Writing for f/359;.renented at Pittsburgh,. Philadelphia and Ohio SialelFairs. Also, at the principal Fairs of the Unit n for.- the past four years. 1-tit' !Tipsters' Sons received at half price. * * *For Circulars. Specimens, and Embellish ed Vies i t of the College, inclose ace letter stamps td 1 - T. %V. JENKlisis, Pittsbo rgh, Pa. 1U! SUCH - IVORD AS FAIIL." , A' itEsismEss REXEDYJ • , - • ; crizzuyi.)l. TO TEE. SICK. THE Omit hospital surgeons and medical pub. 1. . licietelof Europe, admit the - unparalleled antiiinflaramatery and healing properties ofl,this Ointment; governments sanction its use in f i lleir navelind* Military services ; and the Masse in thirt:eouitri and. throughout the Wald repose the 'utuutit,!confidence in its curative popert;es. It' penetKites - the- source-x..of . ind, to re' Lion !and corruption !. which underlies the ert real evi dences of; disease, and neutralize. the fiery ere-, meats which fsed end 'exasperate the alady. . t Illtetunitism, Scrofula, Eryiipelas. • . Th e s e pre aw.ifig the west ten ible ; land ago nijog dieeeses of the muscles , the fl shy fibre and the eitie;' yet in their worst forms, knd when. steemingli incurable, they invariably disappear under a perskyring application of this kioothipg, heling. Autiiinte ttr pain and infliontrinliiin. Salt }lleum, Fever Sores, StiffJoiuts. • In all_toisesot cra ft Rheum. wherateedical wa ti-rs, lotio,Us; and every receipt of the pitarmaco. • pcmi ini%:e,proved useless, the Ointment will ac. etimplislis 'thorough .'cure. Fever ,Scires heal quickly litufer its influence. and its ielaxingef. feet apn4epritrnetpd hir!bwh is truly v tJ ondr ul. -r . : Discharging.lflcera. • A mostremareable - and - happy chang.e is pro. heed in the appearance• of malignant uleereiat y: , applications a applications of this Oinment. 'llhesui. • rounding ..!redness vanishes. • and grabnles, of of he.a Ithlt flesh begin - to . tske the place of the .dischargell matter. This process goes on more 'or less rapidly, until the orifice is fille up with sound mitteiial. rind tte nicer radically cured, • 1,1 '1 A Word to atothers. . The young are the most frequent snere frbm external injuries, and therefore. ever mother Should hove this'healing prepamtion c nstantly, at hand,!.: It is an absolute iPeeiflc for sore breasts, and 'quickly remov4a the enerus ed iso'res whirli sometimes disfigure the heads rid faCes olchildrep• -- • • 1 •• iltgailicantracti. : • i ThisiDintinent la univertaliv used on hoard the Atlantic and Pacific whiling fleet as alcure for scorbutic , 'affections and as the best possible remedy for Wounds arid "bruises.. Largeisupplies of it have recently been ordered by the Sultan of Turkey for hospital purposes. . • • . •• : . . • Botk the OVritmenr and Pills" should be stied, in " the following cases: I , Bunions,: Chapped Hands, • Sfiliad i 7: 43 ' Burns,' Mercurial Eruption's, Sore, l gs, Chilblain. Rheumatism, Sore rPax Fistula..:'Ringwor m , Sore ifeadis, l ,. Gnat. ;".: Salt Rheum, Sore 71,hroata," Lumbago!: Skin-Diseases , Sores ofiall lands Piles, ' -;. Sprains, -Stiff Joh), a, Ulcers, '., Worms of all kinds; Venereil "Sores Truer, 4 Swelled Glands. ' • I • * * *Sold at the Manufactories'. of Pfrofessor . T Ho L udwi,r, 80 Maiden fade, New York.and i f I 24 Strand,' London, by all, respectable D' oggiiits and Dealers in Medicine throughout th Uniied 1 Shwa- and ; , the civilized World. ittto , at. cents.. 62 1.2 con's, Maid 81 each: .; . B r Thtire is a considerable saving . l 3‘• tall ag o -the ismer' sizes. • : , -' I. • -:N. 13.-Directionsior the guidance of 'par is liti gym ditioi•dcrare /Saul to each pou ' • • iori ssofiw: • S. M. Pettengili & Co.;, A dvertisiatg Agents, 119 Nassau.at, NewrYorlt, and 10. State-st, Bostonr.-are agents for The Montepse . Demi)crat, and are au thorized to eoittraet tor us at our lowest rates. A SUPPLY OF WALL PAPER MO . 01. STYLES .BORDERINp,WINDOW PA PER , &C., A..NEW SUPPLY, just arrlvetVand for Tale .1 - t. cheap, A.TURRELL • Mrbotrose, March 1.51 h, 1860. vWiii - EF,gtiti„REste,AED! thal4lnatt ring. • An aperient and stomachic ` preparation IRON purified of Oxygen and Arbon by eons. bustion in Hydrogen, of high medical authoe, ity and extraordinary efficacy-in each of the following complainti. viz.: . - DEBILITY, NERVOUS [AFFECTIONS ; RNA. CIATION. DYSPEPSIA. DIAREHES, CONSTI. PATION SCROFULA, SALTRlEEnl tu rg r at JAUNDICE. LIVER COMPLAINTS • . TISI. NERCURIAL CONSEIMINCES, INTEL IaTTENT FEVERS, NEURALGIA. CHRONIC - HILIDACHRS, =HALE IirEAMOISS„ NM NEMMUATION. warns. cßumans. PIXPLEEI OIETIER FACE, ROUGHNESS OF ' THE SEEN,. etc.. The IRON- being' &bear bed by 'the blood,. and - Dins circulating" through the whole system, -no part of the body can escape their truly wonder. Dal influents. - - The experience of thousands daily proves that • no preparation of Iron can fora moment be , compared with it. Impurities of the blood, a.. presides of vital energy, pale hand otherwthe sickly complexions indicate its nectesity in al• mast. everr.conosivable case. In-all cues of ' feiisle debility Moe albna, Mores* etc.), its erects are delis brolly renovating.- No remedy has ever been discovered, in the whole history of medicine ; which exerts such prompt, happy, and fully restorative erbeta Good appetite, cobs. piste digestion, rapid. acquisition of strength, - with 'an unusual disposition for active and cheerful exercise, immediately ifofiew its use. • As a grand stomacblo and general restorative • it has no superior and no substitute. - • Put up in neat flat metal bates containing 50 pill* priee 30 cents per box i di boxes, 50 one dozen boxes. 44 DO. Por sale by Drametsts gesserstly. WILL be sent ft** to any address on_ receipt of the price. Alf Pg. . tars, orders, etc.,-ahoold be addressed to ••• R. B. LOCICE &CO.: -• General Agents. • . 1 - . 239 11380aDwair, Y* Ir.ll.—Fras asairo $s 's ilkdrilisna et label aft cad!. bag, - For mate in Montrose by ancls ABEL TURRELL. -Aria HOLIDAY PRESENTS. The subscribers haVtthis day received another invoice Of jewelry. &c.,ditert- from the manufactory, and are sow prepared to show to their friends the best .nssoktmentiof gOods . evar before offered in this market. - All persons wish ing to make their friends and families Christmas Presents, are invited to call and examine. decl32 - • - : EVANS .- 46 ALLEN. Odd Fellows' Hall, Binghamton, tr Y. . • EEDLES.,Bone and Wood Tidy. Nee. dles. Tetting Shuttles, Crochet NeeclleS, •Seming, Darning and • Knitting Needles, for safe by - EVANS & ALLEN. LEITFAUTTONS AND • STUDS.-=-The °best assortment of Sleeve. Buttons : and Stud, all Rricv ..Q.... and qualities, or sale- by • • ErAss, &Aux's. , QPECTACLES.—GoId, Silver. Steel unp German Silver Spectacles, of all-ages. fur sate bV . EVANs & "A LLEN. WATCHES -,--A large stock of gold anrisi vcr .W niches of the host tnakers: Way (f i them of otii own importation, at prices . mor lower than have ever been sold in town—War ranted good time keepers. - • E. kit. Watch Chains, a fit st rate assortment of GOLD Fob, Vest, and Girard Ch - ains. OCKETS—a very fine assortment, GPLJ,.) _Ed and Plated, I, 2,4, and 6 faceS. SILVER Ware—a large stock of sterl'ng ail,- wer ware, consisting of spoons, forks, ladies cups, cake, pie,.ice cream, butter, & fruit kniveS, ehildrens setts, - napkin rings, card eases, etc- - PLATED Ware—Castors, cake baskets card receivers. tea setts, ice pitchers, sugar 10s kets, salt eel lanslorks, spoons,. toast ricks, gob- I eta, etc. nov 9_ . • EVANS .& ALLEN No. 2.oad FeMail' - flail,. Washington *t. N ik.lW FfltM. flout, eel & Vrobislan -At lIIONTROSE, Pa., ONE doorThelom; J Ethridge's Drug StorC, on Public Avenue; wheee''Ailll be found constantly on hand a general assortment of GROCERIES: Such ass Sugars, Molasses, Syrups, Teas, Coffee dtc.,*&c:, &c. Also the choicest brands or FAMILY. FLOUR., Meal, Lard, York, Hams, fish, Candles &c. We solicit a share of the public patronage, an tl pledge ourselves to do the lair thing, hoping 14 each bargain to secure another. BALDWIN & ALLEN. WM. L. ALLES ALFRED TIALIDWIN • HOWARD ASSOCIATION, , • PHILADELPHIA. • A Benevolent liWitation established •by spe viol Endoirment.for the Raiff of the Sick • and Disstressed. afflicted Jwith Virulent and" Epicle'tnic Diseases, and- especially for the . , Cure cif Diseases of the Sexual Organs. IVI EDICAL ADVIcB given - grafts,' by the LTA. Acting Surgeon, tc all , who apply by letter, with a description of their conditidn. (aff4, occu pation, habits, of life &e.,) and in CASei of ex. treme Puverty.tnedieines furnished free of charge. Valuable Repoks on SpCrmatorrhma, and oth er Diseases of the Sexual Organs, sent to the al. flicted in seal( d letter envelopes, free of charge ; Address, Dr..l2Skillin I loughton, Acting Sur geon, Howard AsSociation, No. 2 South 9th-st., Phtlad ti, 4 l 3 a, :By order of the Directors. LoeB HERRING'S SAFES. -FARR EL, 111 Eli RING dk tomprissy. No. 629 Rhestnut.Street—JAYNE'S Hall—Philad'a; -. "..',..._ ' O NLY Manufacturers in this state ....... - --- - - %. 0 of Herring's Patent .Champion ' ." . " -- iFire it Burglar Proof Safes, secured I f ! , , ,,, '• i with Hall's Patent powder Looks -I..cj , both o which rec'v d Medals at the '—''' World ' s Fair, London, 1851 More Than - 11-wessty.thousasid Herring's.. SafeS have been sold, and are now JO actual use, aid nearly 400 have been tested in accidental fires and have never failed to preserve their cootents. We also keep on hand and. make to order—. Dwelling Muse Safes, „ Sideboard and 'Parlor Safes—(imitation of handsome furniture)• el elegant design and workmanship. Also burglar Proof Safes for Banks, Brokers and Jewelers, Vault Doors, Safes for Specie, Silver Plate, &e.—The aurglar Proof safe in use at the Treasurer's Office of. Pickuvray Co., 0., (at Cirelevil le,) was mahofactured by us, and is univerally acknowledged .to be the strongest safe in the WORLD: . ... Persons wishing safes' will find it to-their in, tercst7to call or send for our catalogue,before p.urchasing elsewhere, as these are the only safes whichhaceproved themselves perfectly Fire Proof and free from dampness. 81,000 -REWAItH will be paid to any person th ,t ran show that a Herring's Patent Champion Safes ever failed to preserve its contents in an accidents/ fire. - , ap4 ain't HIRST. MONTRO-SE PENt‘k. • rriE r efitted and newlylur nished th• ss shove well. k flown and -popular Hotel, n • . - —is prepared to, accommodate the trav eling public and others with all - the attentions and conveniences usually found in first-claei Rouses. Nu effort will be spared by the Pro prieter and his Assistants to make the Hotel equA in every point to any in the country. The Bar will always be supplied with the Choicest LiAnurs. The Stables, connected with this Hone« are large; roomy and convenient, and careful and attentive Hostlers are always in charge of them •, 'J. S; TARBELL. - :.MEAT MARKET.• • On Public Avenue, near Searle's Hilel.. v r EEP - constantly on hand a good - supply of 11'MEATS of ail kindi4.- CASH .paid for 'Beet Catile,Calves,Sheep,Lind Lambs: - Also for Hides of all kinds. ' . • ; . HENSTOCK dr...HAWLEY, 9. T. neinrocx. - N. HAWLEY. Montrose, March 30th, -'s9.—tf. • , • :BILLINGS STROUD, • FIRE and LIFE . INSURANCE AGENT:— - lllontrase, Pa. TESTIMONIALS. WE, the, undersigned, -certify that we were insured in Fire Insurance Companies-represented by Mr. Billings. Stroud:of Montrose, and that, having suffered toss by . fire while. so insured, we were severally pald by said companies to the full extent of our claims; at!el we have itimfide nee in him u a good and effectismagente . 16. R. DsWiTT, • Zirsos Oise; Lseinsoi& DEWITT, ' H. J. WEBB, • F. B. _CHA,NDLEIt s , . 1. Lyons & Sox, OLIVDEN, • LEorritato guntx ,Montrose, Pai. Noverpifer 9. WINCHESTER'S HYPOPHOSPHITES of Lime and Soda,* for ConaaMptloni Hol loway's Ointment and Pills; Judson's Mountain Herb Fine s sed nearly ill ihe Medi.!_ines adver- Heidi or in`ibe marketoire for sale by • '.° Ml:arose, .I,an. 9. . • 'ABEL TURRELL THATIffi - IiYSICIAN and Surge. n; Montrcise tio•- Vfficet in ilia FAnnees'Store. P . co 'GoODSI .. ra. NEW ;,„",„,„iter, Mum. l Lamindny ••••• Pavel, FRI Borders, T ALL Pa P er " Wll3 .V 1 i re r° t' a ly - query I"ge rKEN;ON. JA. aztCO. April 11th. si3m, las ns and e,iiieoes, an immense k..) variety, by . It. KENY.O:4. Mt. &£O. tytaty-mylelif Conan Pant Gonda ree'd . bv" R KENYON, JR. Q Biocha. C shiivrla. a Inrgtl. stock, LOW. 'R KENYON. JR. & 12 TrT;;:.( at ..; Tan , A d li y ei r e e ib ei t7 d u,tl a u n,d a county : R KENYON. JR.! & CO. , . 1 - 0 00 Ib l i. ll ,r S sa r e A: ,y ,EZZ'F x S or tore and LARGE Stock of FANCY Dry nod for salisbY R. KENYON. JR{ & CO. riIEA Setts — Five Eiegant I.tvlek frop &to 850." It KENYON,' • Lawaville Centre: Pa.. Atiril, IMO, HORATIO-GURATT, Dealer in FLOUR . GRAIN: GROCER 11.78. PRO VISIONS - LiKE - WOOL'S: Stople.DßU,., WOODEN and STONE {VA LE; ALL RINDS of HO USEKEEI, NG , ARTICLES d:'YAN:KEA'., NOTIONS IN GENERAL. - 'pne doors North of Barnum 's Hotel,. New Milford. Pa., WOULD be pleased to see all his old friends and many-new ones at his Ni9W Storn fronting the - DEMI`, where he is pr t epared- to, show theirs such a Stock of theib6ve artic ; es as New Milford has long stood in need of Division 'of trade has as many advantages as division of labor." Any man confining himself to one brunt:lt .oflusiness, giving thiit• branch his whole Capital and:attention cap If/Nip:l better 1 'assortment,tuy cheaper and SP,LL CMEAPER than if the same means and time was employed in a general . trade. If you dont think so. call onlhe subscriber end be cahvinced. Th'e sound prinCiple of . • SMALL PROFIT AND PROMPT PAYMENT , will be'strictly adhered to.. Butter and 'other Produce forwarded to Nsw -York to one .of the best commiloOon houses'sn the City, and prompt payments guaranteed ' - BORATIO-GA It BATT. New Sum. Co: Pa.; April, 1.860 . —v. • CATARACT • WASIIING. I MF. Clottaing, Time, and LaborlSiived:: • INDISPENSABLE TO.HOUSEKEtPERS, I - The most -simple, -ettonomieal,. rind 'dorzible rtiele ever offered to the public to igeviato the irleomfu'rts of wfisfi-day... • . Description. It consists of a nietal'evlinder, with ribs on the inside i and 'aii interioiNeylinder Of wood, with ribs. • There is a spneelrom six to eight inches hetween.the two cylipdescs. One craqk turns both cylinders at. the same, time in•oPpo• site directions, rapidly ereatiig a suds. forcing* the water *th ' uch.the•ctottleir, and e ff ectually removing t dirt. 'The action of the. waver does the, w rk *quickly, dispenses entirely with f rubbing, atVus saves the wear orcloPes. ~ .J AM Eltt . B. RODGERS, : • . 104 Jon's Alley. PhitliA , enlior Penn. a SULLIVAN & ErrAtt, Prop'ra, .- '• = 54 BEEKMAN Si% NEW YORK N. B.—State and Comity fi g hts foe sale. and purchasers supplied with 51Mibines at Wholesale on Ilberal terms. • • 4 - re - A Machine is in operittv by alaundreSs daily, at our salesroom, 430 roadway. •• 3 e co , mllB jeowfim MA. COV - .IL . G. F. Fong:l4AM . 1 • ETAS removed his shop across the Street, to 1 the building one - .door below 11. , eler Stoddard's, which he has fitted•up expressly for 3 Saddle, Harness and•Trnrih Shop Viiitip may-be found all kinds if • -11.11.1 = 1..1`e ' M -from the heaviest team, to the lighieat trotting harness, and a generahissorment of trimmings, which- will be made up br sold very low. • Carriage Trimmings:. • • A good assortment on hand, which will be sold very-low; all trimming doneeheaper than else where. 07AK LEATHER on hand, from which harnesses - Will be'rn4ide and Wetrretaated.. * * *Customers will please bear in mind that -I wish to settle up once n year. ThOse having unsettled accounts, or notes dee, w.ilf oblig e by settliarbr making payment without further delay. 'G. F. FORDHAM, • Feb. 24th on t resev-Pa.. NOTICE: COBB would respectfullrantoluoce to the Z public that he may still be found - at the old stand, fully prepared to attend to the wants of the connniznity. He will keep on,hand-a good 'stock of rx"chaerleigti S WA RS, TEAS, COFFEE, SPI6 ES, FAUN. FLOUR and SALT (by the Hach or burr&,) Fist►, and all articles found in First ClassGrocerie ! i. lie would prticiilarly-tnill the - attention of Farmers and others- to the fact that he is constantly'reeeiving fresh supplies of FIRST RATE FLOUR, also good and. medium qualities, which . will b sold ItIGHT, fur ready pay, in quantities to the purchaser. • . ()ash Fwid for Pests, Deaden, and Veal skins, • KEYSTONE HOTE L, .,, Montrose, Penn., - 111TDI. R. HATCH, Pkopiietor. 911-115 riew.cand commadious Mid situated I on Public Avenue. near the Court House,and nearly in the centre of the business portion 'of Mentrose4- is now fu ly completed and furnislied, and was opened on Monday.- the nth day of September, 18.58;.: - for . the - ftecoremddation of, the public ,and- travelers. The Proprietor - feels confident`that he is now prepared to.entertain guests-ina matiner_thil cannot fail to give Complete Satisiliction. The - _ Hotel and Furniture are new; and no.ex-. pense has: been spared to render it equal, if not superior to any similar establishmektin this p.trt of the State. It - is well supplied with all the recent improvements and comforts, and °biking waiters will always be readyto respond, to the call of eustotuers. . ' The -.gables connected -with this House are • New and Convenient, . The Proprietor respectfully solo:its the patron age of his old friends, and the public generally. WMj, K. HATCH. • • 20'1 *`aft ll' - &tarnit . ZY. mann,, • WHOLLI44LE SALT 1- LIMALER. . 201 IVEphisigtonTeL • (Directly. opposite WaShingthn Market,) 'Nevcr TILL CONTINUES to offer Ito city and' S COUNTRY iade,all - kinds of FORCION- Coarse and Fine•Satit at the very lowest fiu urea; 400.`0 sacks and bap, eigUsistint in part of Ash ion's celebrated brand for table, and dairy use: Jeffrey & Darcy; klitraliall's, BrOvirnlow's, and 500(43 bushels Turks Island.! &nines, Cu racOa, St. Übes, Lisbon, Cadiz, Ivies, Nantes, ?zeal all of which will•be sold at bargain prices from vessels, storn . ued storehntises... Any parehaiier wishing - to iielect (reingird assortment will find it to, hie interest to call: • N; B..—Fine table salt put 'up in *WAIT bags of different eizet; and constantly on'hand ping order. Also a splendid_ article. of 'Rita Ground salt, in genii bokes, pot op and for sale by the quatitity,in caste of five dozen each. COMMERCIAL COLLEGE LOCATE.DoVER THE 81.7SQUEHANNA VALLEY-BANK, BINGHAMTON N. Y. Rooms Open for Instruction from 9 a. th. to0:30 'FACULTY: .D• W. IDWELL, 'Principal, 'Profess& of the &lends of &Zooms, PraCtical Accouritant. Authrtr of Lowell's Treaties 'upon Book.K,ep %' log. Diagrams illustrating the same.. - 'JOHN RANKIN. Commercial Aciountant, Profes'r *of Eiti4k Keeping and Practical Mathematibk. J. I. Cnitris. - Assistant Prole'ssor iu the Book Keepitin Dipartment. • etc this ,& CO. A. J. WARNER, Profekrior of Practical and Or nomkial..l'enmarmhip, Commercial Calekla tions rind Correspondence., am pie ttx ' .& Co. • i LECTIJUE"S: 'gob. Daniel S. Thekireon, Lecturer on Commer clot L'aw and Political Economy. Thin Ransom Balcom. Lecturer on Contracts Prnrnimsory, Notes and Biils'of Exchange. Rev Dr: E. Andrews, Lecturer on COnamercia -Ethics. • E 714 AMINING nom Sherman . D. Phelps, Wai. R. Osborn, Tracy R. Morgan - , E,q. The 4N...et or obi College is to afford to all an opportunity of obtaining a thorough Btisineirs EducatiO.,- The Books and. Forms are carefully arranged by practical accountat4s expressly for this In stitution and embrace"all the iecent improve : . ments. • - The course!'n ,instruction cPrnprises every department <of business. The learner will be thornitglily taught the science and practice of Double 'gar)! Book Keeping Ls 'iipplied to the following kinds, of business, viz:: General 51er chandiaing, Manufacturing, Banking, Commis_ -lion, Sitamboating, Railriiading, Forwarding, Freighting, Foreign ‘ Shipping. &e : Ladit:is' Department entirely separate from that °lithe gentlemen. - Student's can enter College at any tithe and receive individual instruction. By this:arrange meni "ev l ery.siudent is permitted to proi!ress as rapidly, of his enterprise and 'ability will per mit,-and *hen through, perfect and complete will =receive a- Diploma,WhiCh will enable him _ to reVietv at pleasure. Tinie'to complete the course.-6 to 12 weeks. 'No vaations. Board's 2 to 82,50. per week. . . , ,1 ' TEREUS: _ . For tsook:lceePink, lUll'arcountant's course: ine:udikig Practical Penmanship, Conunercial Couiptutions and Diploma, Crime. unlimit ed,) 1 - - - ..- ,--- - . .835 00 Same enema for Ladies (separate) 7: 21.1 U 0 Penttr.tAjti mid Arithmetic, . . - 10 LO Terid - oVs' course in Penrhan,hip, Practi- _ cal and Ornamental, '••• - - •30 00 -Twelve:lessons in Practical Penmanship. 3 00 . . 24/7 l i ke:mons] clitsqies will be - formed in nonograpy. For lull particulars send for a circular.!' 3* y •II . . . c ' 1 . DR. CU IC/ la CD ILL'S , CURE FOR •CONSIIIIIPTION. , , . ''HYPOPHOSPHITES OF. LIME AND OF SODA. i P LW' FATAL scourg-. of the human Nee— l- (louse mpt ion—can 7-now he prernited and curia; twith the - - Same CERTAINTY as an y . nu hew, di ease. The." new Remedy discovered by Er-Chinhall of Paris, linsperformen more cures of Cotifift.ted Consumption in a' .in,ill e year than Min be, ?und in the records of -. Medical History lb the ia.t century 1... ~ " farii?ad the following TestiTnniolx. Cur'r . 1 1 (1 a case in the Last :41v,e, —lf you taut facts,l can give them aburdantiv:,. 014 the Hy. pylri plates. is the only Remede , that .:an Clue. cor s su lotion.. Reed what Dr. VOwers says : .I.WiNcliEsTr.n. E..q.—Dear sir: I am •an Ala pathy, of thirty years metier, ih. Western New York. My first trial of the Hypophosphltes - was' made . ear ago December, With great success. 51is's.:. C.: aged 25 years This' was truly a hard. 1/k. The patient had been pronounced a consuariptive for six yearm previous to he begin ning rif the treatment She evidentle was in the , 3d.andast stage ; tuberelas in the 2d ;stage in each Lung ; 3 , everal cavities in the Left Lobe. showing cavernous - . rates ; a - most incessant ebugh,' , ;lpubse too fruquent and weak to count. With titSestt symptoms of eunOrined_ Phthi•sis, having n i p faith in any remedies 1 h,id ever be .fore ttAed, I wrote to you and obtained 3-bottles of the pr i 4opho:phites. On using. one, her symp tom,. iMproved : and 'amino' the use of the fifth and siii.6,•she W:4B strong enriu.V . to walk half a ntilei From then, up to this week, when I saw her, she h,s been at yvork.• , This, riemarkable cure. I must in eandor;.say, was efreeted by the thrropiosmirEs. GEORGE R. POWERS. M. D. Wyoming Co., N. Y., March 12, 1860: .. 1 • . STIji.6IORE REMARKABLS CURES! I The , l , following,letter from an old physician in Chest 4r 1 Co. must - satisfy all who have ever donbted thei..ffStiev . of this Wonderfal Remedy : ' ' tits : Mas. 3d Month, 26th. 1860. ' FR4NDI. VYINCHESTER': . * * * Thirty-six perso7 have. s obtained. -the medicide from me, twelv .of Which have been under my own care. Five .of thimt were. i'n my opinion, and the judg. went , 5f other physicians, hopeless cases of Phthists =irritable- cough, copious 'exPectora tionsit f a peruleut character, nicht sweats and emaci aLion.. These cases were frurn one to . three years . standing. Au.colation and .perens sion,dereloped sounds. which,' taken in connee . ion wth other symptonis, gave evidence of a condit on from which I have never, in seventeen years practice. seen a single ease recover by any other.reatment.. * * *, ' Undertbe treat. ment f the' Hypophosphites, all the ltd symp tomsi tensed; and they have •gained flesh, and streng ti, and health,—some of them better than they h d enjoyed for seven yearn previously. • The Owl—eases under my care were in the lacipie t stages, and in them all symptoms and traces' fthedisease have disappeared. Of those who a ere nut under my care, I ha e not hc.,rd of a sigN , ....patient . ,•who did not dipressitimse't benefit i ted by the use of the Renn , dy ; althou. , h in an te of them the disease was' too 'far ad wincto admit the possibility: mil recovery. j fpr 'slime kam as Skeptical' in medicines, or stiecifi 1 3.. as - most physicians; yet, from the ex perien a ',have had in thn use Dr. J. F. Churc hill's"emedy for TorbereulOsis, I would sac O have a tendency to that disease—Take the sooner the better; before there is • • nizatioo. * * W. W. TOWNSEND, M. D. heater's Genuine Illvphoplaim- AQT - .WITH PRO ‘I PTN ESS AND INTYevery - su.p . of CONSU %IP and with inv triable effiuvy in all Do ;ntit of the Nervous And Blimd Systems, Debility, Dyspepsia, A.t h m a , Rickets, toinelalOta,lipp;mainythea, io all di*. ependeat do iMperferi or impaired nu mid in all CAReS al local. or couMtitutino,d They inereame the . ' nervouft or vital energy 'rnßorn Coligh; cheek Night Sweats, rind diminirjh Expretorption, inprOve the aPpetite; i airiest pi/Irrhcea, promote refreshing' sleep, and enento ow and Healthy Blood, ' • • . . A F IR-TRIAL IS A CERTAIN CUR.Ef . .Pa 7.and lk mince bottles, $t and O. Du-no confound this - remedv ; with the Thos. phatos 'r Chemical Food: Beware of Ail pre.. parations containing Iron; the hiss of which, in Consumption, is . pronoun Ced highty.danr.rerous and cr mina: by eminent medical authority. Send for my. new Circular, which gives th" only reliable information in regard DrChurch- Ill'or 'Treatment, Inquire • for' and Use only' WINCIESTER'S GENUINE. PIDIPAItATI O I I ,"iand which nine be had of all'respectable..fiingglititi• and Wholesale and Retail at the rude General Depot in the United,Stateti, - • . • `J. WINCHE STER, , • I] • • 43 John street, N. Y. 1r sale by ABEL TURREL4 Montrose. +50,000 CopiOs already Sold. *EVERYBODY'S LAWYER' Comiimusaireinisoniss. • Hy 'Frairlic..Crpeby, OP THE 'PIIILA I VELPtiIA .DAB It tells you' flew to draw up•Paitherhip Pa . pers; E .and'gives.general firms for Agreements of .all kinds, •, - . BillS of Sale, Leas es - and•Pe: titions. • • - - It tells you ifow to draw nyi • Bonds And . MohgaoP, Affidavits, Powers • - • of Attorney; Notes and Bills of Exchange, Receipts and , • leases • • It tells you The Laws for the Coll ec ti on o f Debts, with- the- Statute% Liniitationaind :moult and kind • of pfpperty Exempt frent•Ex . , • eculion in every State. It tells you 110 v !to _make an- -As.ignment - • properly, With forms for Cotn. • position with Creditors. and . , • • . the, Insolvent Law* of every _ • , Suite. It WIN you The -legal "relation existini bo. • • • tween Guardian and Ward - , . blaster and Apprentice, 'snd Lanclilltrd and Tenant. . It tells you What :constitutes Libel and,, Slander, and the Law as to • • Marriage DoWer, tne _Wife's . • Right. in ,Property, Divorce - • and'' Alimone. It tells you The Law for Mechanic' Liens is . - every State, and the Nsitural - iiation Laws of this country, and hew to comply with the • -• same. •. • .. • It tells you The Law doneerning, Pensiow? • andhoej to obtain one, and the . • • Pre.Einption Laws to Public Latids. It tells yon The Law. 'for Pacific, with Mode of proCedure• in obtain. • in one, with Interferences,. . _ Asatgnments 'and Table .• • Fees. - • It tells you Dovir-ko make your Will, arid how to-Administer on an Es . tate, WRY the, law and require . . mentsthereof in every State. . 11 tells you The cpeatiing of Law Terms in general use,- and explains, to you the Legislative, Executive : • amid Judicial Towers. I,f boil the General and State Govern; . . • ment.S. .• - It tells - you How to keep out of Law, by . showing how to do. your It . -siness Thus saving , a •• . • vas•arnoutit of propertv, and • ' vexatious litigation. by its time • Ily'consultation. . Single copies will be-sent by mail, postage Paid. to.every Fanner, every Mechanic, eVery min of Bimini's+, anclevery body in every State, on receipt 01 $l.OO, or is law style of bindin g ..r. $1.25.. • . . • 61000 A YE: It can be made by ente4- prising men evyryw nerei in selling the above work. as . our 'inducements to all built are very liberal. - Fur single copies. . of the Tordi, o r for terms to agents,. with other information, apply to or adureas . ;JOHN E PUTTER, Publ,sher, • je7m6.l . - N 0.617 Satisrm at.,"PhilSs fa. . Everybody. I;Vguits THE FAMILY DOCTOR--: CONTAINING SIMPLE MESIMDIES•EASILY OnTAINEID, TILE CURE (,?1 , DISEASE IN ALL FORMS: iirofessor, Henry S. Tvlor, It tells you how to attend upon the sick and how - a:it:111 - >k forthem: how to pretiare Drinks, 1 1 0u1Q,!:,,,, and h - ow-tii , guard again-t infections from Ctsitagious Di- If tel you Of thVvariodi.diAeases of riil. dren, and giver- ,the be , .t. and eiptplest .rn.,d l - of treatment `danog T.,rtili”2. co n y V.celf) iti.M.Whooping.cong - h, 111e.v4i.1.4`, . _ It tells y o u T he symptom; of Crouprh o!era Int . ..mum, ChOuc, Diarchtea, "Worms. *aided IleAds Ittou.- . . , . • worm, Chicken-pox, Ltz.c , ;end . • ' Oies ou 'the beat Jemedies . - • for their cure. . . It tells you The sl,inpronns "[Fever andA.une, . . and! filliou4. Yellow. Typhus, :- .Searlet, and. otlitU , Fevers, :Ind , - .:, gives you the brAltild sigiii:e4 relrned!es ror,their cure. .. It tells you Thp symptoms of - 'Consumption, llysp”psiii,it-th .•, ms,,Drom,y„ 6orit,itio•teatisni. • ' Lumbago„Crysipelasr&c.. nn l - .gives }on. the best remedies :for their cure. It tells you The ii,l,mptoms, of Ctin'era .: • bbs,MaliguatitCholera,Small . pox. Wysentery, Cramp, Dis eases of-the Bladder. Kidnevi • . , ; and Liver, and the test . dies. for their cure. -. It tells you Tbo • ' symptoms of • Pleurisy, Mnitips," Neuralgia. Apoplexy, ParAlysis, the various Diseases of the -'l'hre.t, Teeth, Earind• and the best remedies for • their cure. " It tells you The .yoiptomo or. Epilereiy, Jaundiee Piles, Rupture, as . - - easea - of the - :1 - teart,, ftemer , • .ihage. Venereal D sepses. anil HpdrophOia, and.ghes the beet remedi e s for theireure, • It tells you The ttest-and simplest remedies for Wounds, Broken Bones at,d Dislocations, Sproins,Leekj3w, . Fever Sores, White Swellings, - them s, tVlittlerws, •, - vey. Auras and Serefu!a. It tells Tort Of:thro various-dkea., a. peculiar , . *to Women. and gives the best • ' • and p:lmplest remedies Gir.tii it • Cure together with many . • . cable hits for the proterva -.tion of health. The work iewritien in phin lanauage, free from medicil terms, so as to be easily under stood, while its simple receipes tnti soon Wave you many times the cost of the book. it is' 'printed io a clear and (pen type; is illestriited with "appropriate engravings. 'and will be for warded to' your address, neatly bound and post age paid, on the receipt of $1 00 " $lOOO .1 TEAR, can Ge made by enter. prisingmen everywhere, in selling the above work, as our inducements to all such are very F;•• - of .."*".'ainple copies of the. ..took, or for-terms to agents, with other !inforthation, apply to -or address JOHN E. vorrEit. pubh.he r , je7m6] No 611'',Sansum l'a. • • W M. B. iSIM•PSON, WATtil REPILIITEII - in „Boyd •tE -Feb•ler's new building ; oaf door above Xerler (17 Studda-rd's. .• HAVING worked c tor' the. past nine years with the most s illful workmen, lie feels confident 'that -he . caoldo.the most difficult jOW on shell native. - - 41! Work Warrant - I.d to-titce Satisfaction.. W. B. Statrson boa worked l'or mo'for, some time, and I can renomtnend him tie irarefol and mititful worknian,tactitpetent to .do as good awl; at; can ho donit in the !country, and worthy of „confidence. A. ,CHAMBERLI.N. " Towanda Jun 10th; 1858. - Referr to—. Wm. Eb. 411, W: Third. F D." Niontayne - ,E O, Duudrinh, B. liife.liry, 'rowan. , S. Bentley, Searle; C. D. Lathrop, J. Wittenberg'. Montroae._ - . . • * * *Jewelry noratly repaired on "Ahnrt and on roaronabin - ternne Pune Ibth, 11858.—tf. P4virs ft nip orvi, Ar FIRST • RATE• -AASFORTMENT, and of „n 6 ,ll, B l)eat qua iiries; at lOweet market prices: Mat t o* may,"60.1 1 A .TURRELL, he Book
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