JUDSO.I •I S
- Mountain Herb,Pills.
gent ion mount you with a portent Mumma of
Tomes, a eh*t of a title at tto tartar Aston 'Natiaa,
that sun ruled Nsaion. Yna dad a fall atenvat of
him and M. mats In mar Pamphlets and Ahnanaats
to had gratis, fman ths Agent. for thaw Pills.
The ineentnr and' Manufacturer of "Jaison'a Watt-
Lein Hare 1.111a.' 4 has spent the vestry part of tita life ht
trseebon; having violent Dearly every country hi the
nrc,rll i3n .pent corer sir years smog the fodiaioi of
:-- (lei Rocky Mountains ao4 of lleatee, aunt it visa thou the
• ii.s •• iloryrnis Um Puts , ' were discovered. A rely
arsount of his st4resiturea %bale, you eat Owl
In our AiltlialAt arid Pamphlet.
• ft in an established fief, that all deeming Jill No
IPTIVRE BLOOD t
,
' The blood le the ure I and when any foreign or unhealthy
nutter ply raised with It, it la at pace distributed ta
•rery nof tba body. Every nerva•feela tliepoiron
and the sral organs quickly complain. The stomach:
,in net ati're.4 the fowl perfectly. The liver amuse to
•«::rtte ■ euiliciency of blle. The action of the heed is
evkenett, and on the circulatioa Is !vette. Ttle loop
b,onnte elnued with the polsoanna matter; beam, it
tough--and •all from's, iteptirity at,tbe fountain.
lined of l ife tbe Mood ! Al if you bad Matra mom
earth. for instance, in a pure spriag, from which raa •
tiny rirulek in lk fen imitates the whole mune of the •
stream been: ma disturbed and disoolwad, gekkly
dose tmpare blood dy to eerypart...and laza IL attest
behind. All the usages become obatineted, and nukes
the nbaroetion is reinove<l. the lamp a* lib soon dim out.
' These pith not OM V purify the blood, butsregeoerste
the Negations of the body; they are,'tbsandots, unrivalled
u •
CAME FOR EILIODS DISEASES,
Liver Comytaint. Sick Deediche, &c. TAU Anti-Dators
Wylie:Me ekpyle from the blond the' trideen erode of die.
OM, enkyendere all the fluids and aseretioue pore sad
Jaen o ,L ekering and remecitatinekbe vital organs.
lieserant indeed, is it-to na, that we ere Ole to plea
within your reach. a medicine like tie "Mocirent Hof
huh" that will pus directly to the idilleted parte,
through the blood and fluids a the body, and earns
the sufferer to brighten with the Cob of beauty sad
boat lb.
Judson's Pill are the Best Pemedy in
eclat
eller for the following Complaints:
Baal Cayktiatt, hord limber,
/ter and Ara, Lien Cbuiptainia,
Cfmkts. Ftmak Ccatplautelouseuff Spiraa,
Chat Meow, Headache*,
indigedan, Stan and Gravel
Clapepia, , Wham= Secondary Simi
Diarrhea. byteneuitiass - Um. ,
DMA'S. • • • II • •
c);i4.llkll4l'...lA:CiAt)(eltdrillll
?males who 'value health, about! =vet be without
ewe rills. They miry the blood, retrieve °Detonations
of all kinds, chenee the akin of all pimples sod blotched
and bring the rich color of health to the pale dwelt.
alr The Plante and Herbs of which ttiee' • fill are
ramie., were dais:mend in a very sorpriehig tray strong
the Teverins, a tribe of Aborigine', in- Mexico., Get the
Almarnae of our .Agrot, and you wilt reed 'filth delight,
the very interesting. &avant It Oolitisingef the “GIISAT .
thaiccur" of the Aztecs.
Obserre..—The Moseptaat Heti - frab ma lad ay is a
Beautiful Wrapper. Berd bar amfaiis-40 pint. earl Retail
at 26 cents per bar- 4a pawls.% 'um Oa sigiushos of
B. L. JUDSON CO., cm tack boa
B. L. JUDSON, & Co,
SOLE PROPRIETORS.
„No. SO Leonard Street,
NSW YORK.
treats wanted 4.1kT1--Addrees as stove. 4011
SA) . it r. •6z. hitt) ;" Age!' Us 41 ma r-e-. (d..c.22
HOSTETTER'S'
STOMACH BITTERS,
Tbe•proprietors Rod Manufacturers of HOS
TETT'EICS•.ELI.:IIItAT-I:Lt, STOttIACII BIT
TERS can appeal with perfect confidence to
physician, and eitizi ns generally of the United
States, because the article has attained a repu
tation:heretofore unknown. A few facts-upon
this point will speak More powerfully than.
volumes of bare'assertion or 1d -zoning puffery.
The consumption of Bost et t er's Stomach BitL
ter' rot-the last year amounted to over a half
million bottles, and trom its manifest stead,
increase in times past, it is evident that during
the coming year the consumption will reach
near one million bottles. This immense amount •
could never 'have been soil but for the, rare
. medicinal properties contained in the prepara
tion, and the sanction of the most prominent
physicians in those sections of the country
where the afticlo - is best known," who not only •
reconnecnl the titters to their patients, but
are ready atalr i iinics to give testimonials to its
efficacy in nil cases of stomachic derangements
and the dis - eases resulting therefrom.
-This is note temporary popularity, obtained
by extraordinary cfortS in the way of- truin
peeing the qualities of ;he Bitters, but a solid ,
estimation of an invaluable medicine, which i.
destined to be - as enduring as timejim.;l_ i., Jr.^
'Hostetter's Eton:lnch r - ~ - A vi. •i
.•i -bc 7."11F IM toi
a Godsend to regions wile . I t t.,
n , --1 various other bilious have proved
counted ilieir victims by
.;., ever and ague •
atio to state confident], complaints have
ere a certain cure 'for tit hundreds.- To be
di.eases, ii to the pros that the ..Bittefa"
‘-z.l pleasure. it .' e- Dyspepsia and like
•',e stom , eh, -ictors a source of tun
ailo,l4- A".x%ed vita, moves all morbid matter •
front "C": 1- :' ; ' - -"...."'zl,o 11 .2 :purifies the blood, and
imparts • ' , .ty to tbe nervous system.
...
g.ving it 'o,s—An-ed t nere•--• Mdispensable
for the • s.on of health. It operates upon
the stomach, liver,. nod other digestive Inane,
miltry but powerfully, and soon restores them
to aeondition essential to the healthy discharge
of thekunctions of nature-
Eldßly persons may use the Bitters daily as
per directions on the bottle, and they Till find
in it a stimulant peCuliarly adopted to conifort
declining fears, as it is pleasant to the palate,
Invigorating lb the bowels, excellent as a tonic,
and rejuvenating generally. We have the Cid
' denco of thousands of aged men and women
who have experienced the benefit of using this
pierotration while ruff. ring from stomach de
rangCluente and general debility; acting under
the advice of ph} . sicians,"they have abandoned
- all deleterious drugs and fairly tested the
merits of this article.. A few words to the
gentler sex. There are certain periods when
their cares are so harassing that many of-them
sink under toe trial. the relation of mother
and child is so absorbingly tender, that the
mother, especially if ehe be young,ls.apt to
forget her own health in her extreme anxiety
'for her infant. Should the period of maternity
arrive daring the summer season, the wear of
body and - mind is' generally aggravated. liere,
then. is a necessity for a stimulant to recupe
rate the energies of the system; and enablethe '
mother to bear up under, her exhausting trials
'and responsibilities. Nursing mothers gene
prefer the hitters to all other invigora
. tors" that receive the endorsement. of phyel
tiani, because it is agreeable to the tweeze
well as certain to gise a permanent increase
of bodiy strength.
'All those per sons, to whom we hive particu
larly referred above, to wit: sufferers from
fever and ague, caused by malaria, diarrhoea,
dysentery, indigestionc loss - of appetite,and
all diseases or derangements of the stomach,
-superannuated invalids, persons of sedentary
.occupation, and nursing mothers, will consult
their own physical welfare by giving to Hoe-
Setter s Celebrated Stomach Bitters t. trial.
CA-111101C.-7-IVe caution the public against
using any of the many imitations or voutpter
felts,. but ask for LIOBTETTEIeII CELEIMATTII
6TOMACH.BITTERd. and see that each bottle has
-the words "Dr. 4: Hostetter's Stomach Hitters . '
blown on the &de Of the bottle, and stamped
on the metallic cap covering the. cork, and
_observe that our autograph signature is on the
label.
-- Prepared and sold by/Wan:TT= &
831Pl'H, Pittirtnirgh. Pa.. .ad sold by all
druggists, grocers. and dealers generally
threw: ;bons. the United Bums. Bomb Ante'
ties; and Germans.
g:Br Ftii sale in Montrose by'
jams Ant. TURILML..
sookUIThLTZLINgs
r , of .the japatieseigif
4 Nvl/1741;, irotiottter , with full directions , fur
.C. 06 ,4,, - .stre of eonauroptifin,
,hronehitia, ca .
awiworoaalts, colds skims, fevers. heart Jimmie,
acnorpika Aseicdropepaia, litter cotoplainiceavel
and Arlarter deposits. female- eomplainte; ite,...-
' , .z,libassiasad With handredeof eertifiratea of cares
and engravings. Put the purpose of rescuing -as
intutYsofferinglellow.beinga as possible fram a
prenvittaie death. it will be ..ent 6. any p ar t of
the continent hvairisd etw 16 eta . to PQ. HEATH,
°e 20 3 3. ] 647 Broadway; New York City,
Hold also by A.7.770rre1L. Mantroas; 'Hayden
Eras, New Milford. C.f . Maskiews;Sandon•
NEW' G OODS t
16V Egli * 7 EO k"
SELL4VG 64 . 04 LOWEST PRIG S!
LUII) AND OAMPHRNE, OF the BOiT
I! qualities, at AO tents per gallon for site by
filootmee, Psj ABEL TURRE!..L.
FOLMERS•IIOOIC AT Tiasi
BEAuH's lEW' 'PATENT
WHEEL . 11 ORS
c'atio..t.A.Vl,T I Z ALAI% GRAIN,to. p be ro.
e
NEARFST R164-1 4 P of. ANY IN USE. Some
of the. idvantates;of this Rake' are Unit' the
workman occupiel l a comfortable seat ?while
raking, instead aving to walk,* and that its
construction is do imple thatany part!of It may
easily, bd taken , irpart and pat together legate:
Four twits are ill- the blncksmith work reluired.
Farmeri, plense ! ;Caß and eXaMiQe for yourselves.
Lumbrrlwill beliaken in pay for Rakes , if:of the
right kind andfet4ed in time. Node but those
°sterol !will be . made at present.
This inachind,was invted 4 by the subscriber
who resides I -12 'miles North of Montrtase,'on
the Snake Cree kßoad.
I I.ORENZO. BEACH.
Montiose, April 12.4 m, 1860.
, •
4 3 4,.. "Cara.
i• - 1
DR. 01 V. Trifiellai. -of the
1
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•
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..
lulull4, be atli SW SHLFORD;on FRIDAY,
V V April 2 1 7th; lit 11. - rnum's Hetel..Alao will
j
beat SUSQI/E1 ANNA on the. FIFTH of ,
each month Burin :the Spring and. Saimmer
at_Nicolit Hotel '' each visitation he wile
give:Free Lectilie - to the Ladies at.,2 o'clock, -
m. upon aubjeas. of the first importanee:relativ
to the annelid iiiskases and
_hygimie of the sex,
revealing the elitist's of inch maladies anti those
moat pievalent-and subtle violations of Physio
logical 'laws which result -in the premature de.
cline 'of Ainerican Wonieti.
- Invalids' will'fin i it to their advantage to give
him a call. . 1 •
Binghamton NV ter Care. April 10, 1860.—tf
31041.11D — ING BCUOOL,
AT - G HtIAT BE ND, PA,
CHIS Salbrit. will be opened for the recep
tia6 of Ladieis and-gentlemen; on the 29th
day (Wednesday), of Pebrklary, - 1860.
• TER MS
, OF • TUITION. • •
Primary .firanclteti per Qr'tr of 11 _weeks, 83,00
CommOn "i' l " " 3.50
Common and nix er, " .-" - 4,00
HigheriEnglish, "•" " • 5,00'
Lemon's on Piano, •• "• " 10,00
ot It al • 2 ,00
Ornamental, and Classical Departmgnts, extra.
The prineipld haiv had 'mach exiterience in
teaching in Ntlw 1Yo;-5 and Peon'a for :,the last
ten vein., in CBmtnon, as well as Select, Graded
or Fligh..Sehools.l References given if rguired
N. B l ,—Board at the boarding hall, two doll',
per we4k. Light and washing extra, ,
Payments to be made quarterly in adVance.
mh • E. W. ROGERS; Principal.:
, .., .0-
-i,r, . , 4//
. 4 1 , 7
" . ‘,./
1 , .
r.,. ,
, p,,,, • -•,L...... -dr-
Chest ' I Best „ ! Largeirti
~
' • .`" 04 4 3070.0
Pays ft.r Tuiihin! in Single and Dnabli Entry
Book-Keeping; Writing CorhmerciAl Arithaie
tict aid lectu res. :. , :' • • • 1
Roaid,_s:weeks $2O, Stationep4 $7,
l
Tii!iity r , ---411162.
in 035, entire expenses $62..
Usti's! time ',filial 6 to 10 weeks; Eery sto.
dent, Upon graduating, is guaranteed competent
to manage thejliioks of any, BOsiness,l7ll quaff.
ifred to earn a salary of from
$509 TO $4009. •
Stuilents e l etr at an y time—No Vaeatioti—
RevieW at pleiasare. ' • ' -
Fitut Ptemiute foe. Beat Bosinesi Wnting for
1869; 'received 4 Pittsburgh, Philadelphto; and
Ohio State Faire. Also, at the princi al Pairs
of the!Unioti 'for the past four years. •
Minle4'Sons received at hal puce. -
* * *For Cireuiars. Speiimens; and .Embellish.
ed Views! of the'. College, r ose fire letter
$ $ - .
'stamps to $i • 1 ,
' F.; i %V. JENKINS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
THE BIELOI,CIIIE of th e
I-Pin:L.os°par Arm FACT.
1 ' ,
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% . , 7 ft. . ~k i.,
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.., t ,- i. t , pt t , 1 i) .2,i 1 / 4, :4;. •
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• • I
If Q. t . LANir AY 'S PII4 S.
'PHE PIPITING CAVES -OP SICIEN22S,
T"Klll.OODis the lifeaustsining agent. It
flirnislieri the components of flesh,bone, mus
cle, nerve and ihtegument. •',The stottlach is its
mar.nfactory,', 1 e. veins its distributors, and the'
intestines the e anoels through which .he wietir.
matter itjeceed in its Productiona„..is expelled.
Upon the stoinseh,the circulation and the bowels,
these Pills set • eltaneously.thlieving indiges
tion, pnrilyin . the fluids, and regulating the
excrptintoi. L ,, .
THE NA lONAL COMPLAINT:
Dyspepsia-is the moat common diSeAse among
all classes in, this country.. It Assumes a thona l
and shapes, and is the primary ionic* Of innum4
enable dabgeroes maladies; bet whatever its type
or ay ileums, how efer obetinate its iesistence to
ordinary prtiolations, it yields reedit:Vl and rapi
idly to this searching and unerring remedy.
BILIOUS AFF:E,CTI O I NS.
.. ,
The quantity of the bile. ie of fast importanct
to health. Upon the liver, the gland which raj,
crates. this fluid, therm Pills operate specificallyi
infallibly regtilVing iteirregniorities, aid effecter
ally caring Jaiiidice, Bilious Remittanta. and all
the varieties; of disease genereted by in innate.
ral Condition Of the organ. • 1,- .
BO*EL COMPLAINTS. . - .
• I
Unless the halals perferw. th eir t int prop.
*
erly, the 41 body suffers. Tent of] thousands
annually f Dysentery, Diarrheas, Chroni c
• Constipation..Ond other diseases of theta waste.
pipes of theiaistem. The effect of the Pills upon
all intestinal disorders, whether casual .or epi ,
demic.lis a p%tbornenon in Medicime. IBy follow.
tug the priitEd directione, the most alarming ca.
eels of boifil complaint are promptly controlled. :
- AWORIi: TO FEMALES. -
,
. The .locil debility and irregularities Which are
thiespecia 'atmoyances of the weakeraex, and
which. wheti neglected, Always shorttn life, are
relieved 5606 time being. and profited in,time
' Up cinne,by A Ours. ofthis mild, Thoth', alterative.
Holloway's IPS2s I
are the best remedy k nown in the
. - , •.
uorld t fof the fo ll owig &vixen :- '
1
Asthma dh est Diseases Fevre - end Ague
' Cough 4 144e1 complaints Female piimplainis
Colds . . Ciativeness llnWard -Weaknete.
Dist:dies Headaches : ILiver Complaints I.
Dropsy, Indigestion . Liminess of Spiiii•
Debilit.. reflamarstlan • • Stone aid Gravel I,
oulleenta Pripepsis — •••••BeleonderY Symptoms
Pias ;Venereal AffentiOniVeaslall kial l
*** Soldi At the llisißditctorien Otal.Pmfembr
ThrlowaY4lo, Midden Lau, New Y i
ris;':nd 24-
filtiod urideri l . Lo in tid oliz On te .
bac k tf ro nmpec .outtha table' i g
13 . --wit
sad lthiL i eliCiiled wield, in boxes la 25 • :11182104.+ ultainliieodlll
3■Tbefaleonsffiideribleve'saei-
b
N.oMassc. ,,tngy.t akin
fentioi for the ifi ptien-s.S: r are
.•' 1- - ' ' •3el / nee
pe4 Bll *.t4 aza girt to *iii
°See kr the Pante e re.
.SUMMER . ARRANGEMENT..
ela. Lacks. do Western Railroad,
IMPEIRM
Two henna earlier to - New York.
One hour Smaller to Philadelphil.' •
N and after Monday, May 28th, 1860, trains
1.." will be run as follows : • •
ExPRESS PAI!SZFOER TRAl.*—Koving South.
The Accommodation Trai n East, on the N.. Y.
&E.R. R. arrives st Gt. Bend at . 6:38 a. m.
And the,Cincinnetti Express at 6:03 .
Connecting with . the Express Train
leaving Great Bend for New-York •
end Philadelphia; . - .7:10
Due at New Milford -.. • 1:28 •
Montrose - •• '7:46 •
Hopbtittom • - • 8:07 .
• Nicholson .. • 8:23 ~
Factoryville . 8:47.'.
Abington ! - 9:03 . •
• Scranton . . 9:35 .
Moscow • 10:20
Totiyhanns ••. itcs9
Stroudsburg . 12:17.p. m.
Water Gap - - 12:31
; •
Columbia- . 12:45 :
Delaware (15 minutes trdine) 12:56 .
• Hope (Philsd'a, connection) 1:21 .
Bridgeville • . 1:25.•
II • Washington, • - - 1:58
'Junction • • • - - 2:1,5 -..
New York • - 5:15
• •Philadelphia - • -a - :7:15 -
The Express Passenger Train; South, con
. fleets - at Junction vith 3 train on the Cen
,tral Road for Easton, Bethlehem, Manch Chunk
Reading, Harrisburg, &c.
Di OVING .14/ORTR
Pasieni64 fmm New Yorktienve
Pier No. - 2 North - River, at 4 7:30 a. m. •
Or foot of Courtland street ' 8:00 '
From Philadelphia. . •
. .
Leave Kensington - . '7:15
Leave junction - • .• 11:15
Due at Washin , rton - . 11:33
Bridgeville • ' . p. .m
Hope(Philad,a connection) 12:13 •
Delaware (15 minutes to - dine) 12:26
Columbia 1:00 .
- Water Gap ' . < 1:14
, Stsundsburg • I:28 -
Tobyhanna - • • 4:46 ,
Moacow • - . - 2:21
Scranton - 4:10
Abington . - 4:47 -
Factorvville - • 5:03
. Nicholson . • - - 5:22
<l - lopbottont • - 5:43
or MONTROSE - . 6:01
New Milford • 6:22
Great Bend- 6:40
Connecting at Great Bend with the,
Mail train 'Vest at .• - '7
W :24
and the Night Express at 1:36 a. m.
The Mail Train, Wetft, which leaves Groat'
Bend at '7:24 p. m., is a through Train, and
reaches Dunkirk at 8:47 a. m.
•
Acci)temopertoi TRAlN,—Moving North.
Leave , .Serant.m for Great Bend at . 940 m. .
Factoryviile 11:00 .
Nicholson, - 11:30 .
M onl rose . - 12:45
Groat Wed • - • e 1:50
Connects with Dunkirk Ex. West it 3:00
MOVING SOUTH. • •
The New York Express, East, ar-
rives at Great Bend at
and connects with the Actommoda.
Train which leavel Gt. , Bend at 215
Montrose ' - • . •-- 3:10'
Nicholson 4:110
Factoryville' : . . • - 5:t.5
Due at Scranton, - - 6:40
The AceornmedatiOn train does -not leave
Scranton until after the arrival of the morning
train on the . Larkawanna-& Bloomsburg R. IL,
thus giving passengers from the Wyoming Val
ley a direct connection ,for the West by the
morning train. -
For the accommodation of way travel on the,
Southern DiviSion i Passanger Car will be at-.
tached'to the ExprenFreight train—
Leaving Scranton at . ." 4:00 a. m. -
Due"at Moscow -- - 5.40
• Stroud.4burg, 10:25 -
-
' Junction . &10 to.
Returning, leaves Junction at - 3:40 a. In.
Due at Stroudaburg at - 1:35 '
. ' Moscow • • . 12:50 p. m.
Scranton - . 215'
Passengers to and from hew York will change;
cars at Junction. TO and fom Phila.,
leave or ske'cars at Hope.-For Pittston, Kings
ton and Wilkes-Barre, take cars of Lack - awn:pc
& Bloomsburg R R. akScranton. For Jessup,i
Archbald, and Carbondale, take Omnibtisses at
Scranton. Tickets sold and baggage checked
TAROUGH. - • • . )011N . BRiSVIV "n!
%Vm ougu ,
Ticket Agent. ,
cranton, Nay :23d21860.
S. M. Pettengill & Co,
Advertising . Agents , at - 119 Nassail.sti —
New-York. and 10 State.st, Boston, are
- agents for The , 11/ontrose Democrat, and are au;
thorized to entortiet foi us - at our lowest rates.
A SUPPLY OF WALL PAPER.
•
YkRIEFf 01 STYLES
_ 3
BOtbEiIG,WINDOWPOIR &C.
N.VV s SUPPLY, just arrived, and for sag>
'cheap,by ' &TURREIA.
nnirose; March 15th, 1860. -
4-44. 2114jai ;
RESTOSEDI
thaltbtatt Vi 110.!
_
-An aperient and o .2 . tomachic tion m
IRON ptiritiod of Oxygen and bon by com.
tuition 131 Hydrogen, of high medical author. i
ity and extraordinary efficacy in each of that
following complaint% ,
Durary. Nztvcnns Arnvriors,
CIATION. DYSPEPSIA: DUREEFA, ctoron.
PATION. SaIiOFDIA. SALT RHEUM. SCURVP,4
JAUNDICE LIVER COXPLAINIS INEUILA.4
TINA XEBDUILTAL OONISAMENCEII,
AM= FEVERS, NEURALGIA. CS30110:
HEADACHES. PHALLE WELSHES& 1011 , 1
XENSTEXTATION: WHITES, CELOBOUB. eta.;
PIMPLES ON THE FACE, RINIMECIRMA
THE SION, etc. . -
The IliON being &burled by the blood: =di
Wm circulating through the whole system, sin
part of the body can escape their truly sonder- , ,
fel influence.
The 00'11183m of thousands daily prom that
Preperation of Iron can fors mement
compared with it Impurities d the =
; --premier - of vital energy, pals and
sickly complesicom indicate its neoesity iri ail
Duet every conceivable case. In all cues of
fouls debility opus, Mon*, etc.), iii
Whets ars delighsfully renovating. _'lie reined,
has ever been discovered, in the whole ikistory
' of auditing. which exerts Inch prompt, ituPP7i
end fullyrestoratirs ends; Good appetite, cost ,
pieta ligation rapid acquisition of street _
with an unusual disposition for active
. Awful ezeraiss, immediately *Dow its un
As a grand stomachic and general reiterative
it has no superior and no substitute.
Pun le se meet Su metal Imes eastmishig
110 Wis. peke 80 cents per base are birsei,
Sb iloj oft awn baste. as CIL rev este emp.
•I, p i mi s= p a
( W i t
p e g
t es m e sAleon a
ea'az:
.1.8174 glityillin be siditillegil
33: l ift iCCItE &CO.
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was., Gonna AA 1- I t a •
serstio mol,
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614 L:
&MIS
bag"
MEMORIALS:
“i WOULDN'T. TAKE- ANVORLD FOR THIS;"
alatly_remarked .to tnia day or two Since; u
'abe exhibited the port - Olt of an Only child, gone
Li the • spirit land r whickwaa one of - .
TIC7I33I3IEIy KI
L
MITAB'L 1 11BRouris I
" How I should regret tt..had 1 not sec :red
this precious memoesl of, that dear one." So
(bought wa . • The loved ones. are not al ayis
With us, and -while We can call them ours, every
Ono should secure such a memorial; especially
Since they can have them so:truthfully taken by
(hit successful artist, A. B. TUBBS, of Bing
hamton.' . '- * • Sec
HOLIDAY 1111gENTS..
The subscribers have thisday received another
invoice of Jecielry, du., direct from the
manufactory. and are uow prepared to show to
their friends the best assortment or, goods ever
before offered 3n this Market: -All persons wish
ing to make their friends andlamilies Christmas
'resents; are invited to call and examine.
dec32 . EVANS & ALLEN. .
Odd Follows' Hall,.Binghamtoo, N. Y
11V EEDLES,—Bone
_and
_Wood Tidy Nee,
41. dies. Testing Shuttles, Crochet Needles,
Sewing, Darning and Knitting Needles, for sale
by . • EVANS & ALLEN:
?Q. LEEVg-BUTTONS AND STUDS.—The
best assortment ofSleevo•Buttons.and Studs,
all prices and qualities, or sale by • •
A.
Erase& lAt.r.mr.
PECTACLES.—GeId, Silver, Steel and
it... 7 German Silver Spectacles, of all agSs, for
:sale by Evans & Aittn.
V V
ATCHES—A large stock of gold rind sil
l', ver Watches of the best makers, many of
.them of our own importation, at prices murh
'ower than have - ever been sold in town—War--
,Zraled good time keeperis. • L.& A.
' ; ?.—Also, Watch Chains, a first rate assortment
!of GOLD. Fob, Vest, and Gnard Chairis.
TT 'OCKETS-a very fine assortment, GOLD
114 and Plated, 1,2, 4, and 6 faces.
ILVER Ware--a large stock' of Merl hlg all
ik7.ver ware, consisting of spoons, forks, ladles
?caps, cake, pie, ice cream, butter, & fruit knives,
childrens aettit, napkin rings, card case.s;ete.
PLATED Ware—Castors, cake baskets cord
1, receivers, tea setts, ice pitchers, siigar bas
; keit, Mil Peel tars, forks, spoonrt, toast racks, gob
-1 ets, etc.
nov 9
EVANS 4 ALLEN
Nn. 2 Odd Fellowt Ball, Washington at.
NEW FIEIII.
1:Slour, ItA Vrobision G%tore,
At •MONTKOSE, "Pa.,
GENE door below J. Ethridge's Drug Store;
X,/ on Public Avenue, where be found
constantly on hood a general assortment of
GROCERIES:
Such as Sugars, Molasses, Sytups, Teas, Coffee
4c., &c., &c.
Also r -the choicest brands:of
FAMILY FLOUR,.
1:17 m.
Meal, Lard, Pork, Dams, Fish, Candles &c. .
We isol kit reshare s of the public patronage, and
pledge ourselves '
.to do the..tair thing, hoping by
each bargain to secure another.
- BALDWIN & ALLEN. -
Wsi. L. ALLEN,.
ALFRED BALDWIN
• HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA:
A Benevolent bptitution estab/ishod by ipe- .
riot „Endowment for the Relief of the Siek
and Distressed.'afflicted with Virulent and
• Epideinie Diseases. and- especially for the
Cure of Diseases of the Sexual Organs.
IVI EDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
I Acting Surgeon, to all who apply by letter,
with a description of their condition, (age, occu
nation, habits of life. and in cases of ex
treme povertv.medieines furnished free of charge.
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrheca, and oth
er Diseases of the Sexual Organs, sent to the af
flicted in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge
Addresi, Dr. J. Skillin Houghton. Acting Sur.
geon, Howard Association, No. 2 South 9th-3t
Philad a, Pa. By order of the Directors. Lodi',
HERRING'S SAFES.
FA.RREL, 11,LKIIING iili Company,
1 ~1" clio-t ,,, t Rtreet—lAYNEB Hall—Philad's.
No. 62 ,7su r faarr2s . , -of -.l..niti, - the snectst•su
- - < . __ fINLY Manufsetn.rers in.this state
—.' lfir o e f & H ß e n r r i gllr s goo .la rgfe e s ham , secured
irg': , --tt with Hall's Patent Powder Locks—
f I both of which ree'v'd Medals at the
1
~.-.. World's Fair, London,llllo and the
World's Pair in New Y0rk,1853-4.
. ' More Than
Twenty-thousand Herring's Safes
have bora soli+, and are now in actual use, and
nearly 4o° .have been tested in - accidental fire's'
and have never failed to preserve their contents,
We alio keep on- hand and • make to order
Dwelling-House Safes, " Sideboard and Parlor
Safes"—(imitation of. handsome furniture) of
elegant design and worknitmslcip. -
Also Burglar Proof Safes for Banks, Brokers
and Jewelers, Vault Doors, Safes for Specie,
Sailer Plate. dr..c.—The Bdrglar Proof safe in
use at the Treasurer's Office of Piekaway Co.:
0., (it eircleville,) was manufactured by us, and
is univeially acknowledged to' be the strongest
safe in the WORLD.
-Persons wishing safes will find it to' their in
terest to call or send for our catalogue before
purchasing elsewhere, as•these are the only safes
which hare proved thimselve? perfectly Fire Proof
and free from dampness.
$l,OOO REWARD will be paid to any person
that can Show that a Herring's P atent Champion
Safes ever failed to preserve its contents in an
.i accidental fire. ap4 3m c
'1 •
i'. Ffiliti 11E121
... -
i MONTROSE PENNA.
. 3
- Fr HE subscriber haring purchased
.1 refitted , and newly- furnished. th.
above well known it'd popular Hotel,
111 II
is prepared to accommodate the trav
eling public and others-with all the attentions
And • convenientes usually foudd in first-class
Houses. iNo effort mill ,be spared by the Pro
prietor. and his-Assistants to makethe Hotel
equal in every point to any in the country. .'
' The. Bar
.vAlf always be supplied with the
Choicest Liquors.
The Stables, connected with this . House
are large, roomy and convenient, and careful and
attentive "Hostlers ire always in charge of them
i . I.S. TARBELL
ME AT MARKET. •
On .PUblic Avenue, near Secirle'e Hotel..
- EEP-conslantly on hand'a good 'supply of
11 MEATS of all kinds: - CASH paid for
Beet Cattle;Catlres,SheeP,and ! l ambs.
Also for Bides Of all kinds. • .
HENSTOCK & HAWLEY.
s.;. REASTSCIG N. HAWLEY.
Montrose. March 30th, 1 59.—tf. - •
BILLINGS STROM • -
iRE and UFE INSURANCE AGENT,—,
F Pa.
. .
we the ondemigried, certify that we were
inspred in Fi re Insurance conipanies represented
by Mr. Billings Stroud. of Montrose, .and that;
having 'offered loss by fire while so insuri<we
were severallypaid by said Companies to ;the full
extent of our claims; and we have confide:ice in
him ai a toad and effective agent:
Jae: - R. - DaWrrv. - Draw Cosa,
LATHROP & DEWrrz, 1L J. Wzzl, f
F: B: Gammas, - J; LIM& Solv
ElviL Gunnar, • Lamm) STABLE.
Montrose, Pa. Novetillierli.
lINCHESTER'SIiEPOPHOSPHITES of
Limeittell Sedi; , _for Coostoption; liol
loirlyithettoont and Pills.; Jabal'. Motettahf
Herb P 1 li, end liberty - alkthe inesadvor
ar in the toietet, ars-for sale by
so . .Ph 'f+. 'ABEL TURRELL
TESTIMONIALS. •
MORE NEW 'ARRANGEMENTS
. roe I 664.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS
- . AT THE. _
rocrr-oi. mum
THE. extensive . FL:inhere Esta'bilalinisit
Stairs Bitcrrlistut having been. refitted end.
greatly improved, the proprietors respeetfullY
announce to the citizens of Montrose and vicitl
ity that they are constantly making and keep on
hand the LARGEST and BEST assortment Of
":FURNITURE
•
To be toned in the :Country.
We give the following list of some of the a
ticles- which r
we will sell at. greatly reduced.
'prices, for CAME Or READY Pay: • -
Bareims ; Walnut or Mahogany, with glean;
fiom $l6 to 835. '
Bureaus with marble or brocatelle tops, front'
818 to $24. And,a,large assortment, from sfl,
$10:12. 14. to $lB,
Wash Stands. Card Stands,Corneratid Squaie
Stands, of all varieties and prices, from 75 cents
to - teti dollars..
,
Deske, Divans ,Towel Racks, Footstools,Otto- 1
mans, Lounges, &c.
Centre, Card, 'Pier, Toilet, pining, Kitchen,
and Extension Tables.
Chairs—Cane end Wood Seats, novkorB4.-
Cane, Flag, and Woed Seats,
.of every varieiy
and style. •
Sofas. tete a toter furnished at short node
at New York prices. - • -
• N. B. Ready
,made coffins ott band or fijr.
Dished- at •short notice.---Hearses always im
readiness when desired. ' ,"
We employ none but Caner:rt. and Errant
• sacED WORKMEN. We e intend to do our Woks
WELL, and sell it as Low-as - it can be afforded.
W. W. SIIIITII, I.
. A.
• E. g. SMITH. I
• Montrose. Jan. 18th, 18601---tf. • • -1
.
• NEW GOOUS.
Lawsville Centre, Snag. co., Ile.
WALL Paper, Window Papers and Borders,
a verv.large stock this 'day received, 4y
April 17th. IL KENYON. JR. !St CO
rthallis, silks, las ns lad calicoes, an immense
‘,./ variety,. bp R. KENYON. Jft. & CO; ,
EVERY style of Cotton Pant Goods, MO. ti
'day reu!d by R. KENYON, JR. & CO,
SILK ; Brochn, .pod Ctsiunpie shawls. alaige
stock, LOW. R. KENYON. JR. 4 CO.
I.2 "ts- TOBACCO this day reFeived . stid
for ea- l e lower than elsewhere in Snsqu'a
R. KENNON. Mt. de CO.
100 LBS • SALEttetTUr3 in store and
k/ for sale bilhe bOx or lb. •
LARGE Stock of : FANCY Dry DOI'S& ?for
isle by R. KENYON. JR. CO.
riIEA Setts—Five Elegant:styles. enoiplte
,ll from sto $5O. R KENYON; JR. & cp.
Lawayillf4 Centre. Pa.. April, 1 8 6 0 .... • I,
.NOIATIO GARRATT ,
Dealer in FLOUR. GRAIN, GROCER:.
lES: PROVISIONS. DYE
• WOODS. Stu pIes 4 ORUG
WOODEN and STONE WARE. ALL
KINDS of lIGUSEKEEPING
• ARTICLES . & YANKEE I
NOTIONS. IN GENERAL.—.oni door
North: of Barnum's Hotel, New Milford, Pa.;
WOULD tie pleased to:tee - all his Old fri4da
V V and many new ones at his NEW 4ore
fronting the DEPOT, Where he-is prepared to
show them such a stock of the above artic ea
as New-Milford has long shred in nerd of.
" Division Of trade has as many advantages as
divisiiin of labor." AnY man eonfiping hiniself
to - ode branCh• of bu.iness, 'giving; that Iminch
his whole Capital and:attention can keep a better
assortment, hoy•chea per and! SELL, CHEAPER
than if the same menniOnd 4iene was - employed
in a general trade. If you dont think rimiest l
on the subscriber and be convinced._ The sOund
principle oL - - 44
SMALL PROFIT AND PROMPT PAYME I,
will be strictly adhered lo: i Bolter and e t her
Produce forwarded tcr New York to one ofthe
best commission houses in the City, and prdmpt
payments guaranteetb
HORATIO GAFtRATir..
New Milford, Snag. Co. P 11.4 April,lB6o
CATAILICT WASIIIIG IMMO.
Clothing, :lime, and tither Savled
INDISPENSABLE WHOUSEKEEPERS:
economical, and data ble
irtele ever riti t
' • he
i
discomforts Of washday. •
DeseriptiOn.
It consists of . a - mettl. c4lindei, with ribs on.,
the inside, and an interior cylinder' of at,ood..
with rifle: . There is a Spate from MS' to eight
inches between the two cylindris. One yank
turns both cylinders 'at thei name; time in oppo •
-
site directions, rapidly cresting a midst: forting
the. Water' through the clothes, - and e ff ect;nally
'removing' the dirt.. The actio n of the Water
does the work quickly,'diCpenseli entirely with
rubbing, and thus saves the wear of olothos.
JAM ES RODGEILS,..
- , 104 Janis Ml 9. Phil is Agent for Penn.
SULLIVAN at HYATT, Prop've,
'54 R EEKMAN ST., IVEW YORK
- N. 8..--State and County Righ • or salb, and
purhasers supplied with Machines a - • . ;Neale
on liberal terms. 1
.. 1
WA Machine is in operation by tlaubdr , .
daily, at our salesroom, 439 Broadway.-
PLM3•IO - 117.41.
G. F. ••
HAS removed his shop across the aft t, to
' the building one door below Keeler Si,
Stoddard's, which he has.fitted np expressly for a
• I
Saddle, Harness - and Trunk Shop
where may-be fotintl all kinds of 1
BARN,MEMO,
from the heaviest team, Co the lightest .qotting
harness, and a general itesorment , of trimMings,
which will be made up of sold very low.l
Catriage i •
A good assortment on hind, which will be sold
very low; all trimming done cheaper thaU else ,
where.
- OAK LEATHER
•
on hand, from illicit hargesses will be ma
•
• • WELrr i eitallted
* * *Customeis will please bear in min
wish to settle gp once a. year. Those
unsettled aeco,unts, 'or litotes due, will
by settling or making payment without
delay., G. F. FOREllik
Feb. 24tfid , Montrose
'salt -satt - .1 l•
%C:lM[t
WHOLESALE SALT DEA.LEII,
201 WasiOngtOgpsti
(Directly opposite Washington Mar *A i )
Weriglir C)1 • 151. 7
Q.TILL. CONTINUE tooffer to the and
17 COUNT KY trade, 1111 - kinds of FOREIGN .
Coarse and Fine Sat.T.et the - very lowestifigurik
40000 sacks and bags. ctonaisling in part of Ash'
ton's telebrited brand for table anddairy tail
Jeffrey & BroivaloW'a, &c.
ari.soooo bushelit Turks Island, DOrtarna, Cu
rates, St. Übes, Liiboni Cadiz, Ivica,Nan,&e.„
all of which will be sold at bargain priciest .fiom
_vessels, store and storehouses. - I
•
Any pureluiser wishing io select froth strood
assortment 'will find interest . -
N. 11.-Fine table salt put up io small bags of
dilrerent sizes, and constantly ooluinifin
.ping order. Also-a" splandWartielie if Rork
cround Wt , in gun, boieri;iint up set for silo
the apuinfity, in cannot fire dozen, iieb •
ROCKET '
DaRIESANDALMAN I I D CSIteri,
15011 .large' variety. - Mid' delible
Pencils - for awitleitZweeriog apparel, arsaated
not to fade' irviro out, for. sale by - - , •
. • A. N. BUlPatt
•
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‘ - ! -
w,...:'✓ z 4 '40.1
COMMERCIAL 'COLLEGE.-
LOCATED 04E0418 :5118QUEBANNE 4E4E4 HERE,
- BINGHAMTON: N. Y. -
Ro'oms open foli:lostrection 9 . 0 m 9 e.. 04 to 9:30
F . •. . ._
FAvIULTY:
•
D. W. LOWELL, Principe], Profesinir, of the
Science of, Accounts, Practical Ac'contitant.
:Anther of Doi/etre Treaties upoil
:ing. Diagrams illustrating the came.:
lons Reams, Cominercial Accountant. Protein'
of Boole Keeping and Practical Mathematics.
J. J. CURTIS, A ssistant
, Professo r in the nook
Keekting Depsrtrnent.. •
A..J. WA RNER, tPrOfeNSOr or Practical' and Or
namental Penmanship. Commercial: Calculs•
tiona . sind• Correspondence. ;
lE=
Hon. Daniel S. Dickirtion, Lecturer on', Comiler
cial Law andi Political Economy.
Hon. Ransom IBa!corn. Lecturer on Contracts
Promissory Sores and Bills of Exchange.
Rev Dr. E. Aildrews,"Lecturer oarCbmmercial
Ethics. • I-. ' .
, •
EXAMIIIING COMMITTEE:
Hon. Sherman D. Phelps, Wm. It. Osborn, Esq.,
Tracy R. Morgan, Esq.
. " The obj.ct of this College is tolkiford to all
an opportunity nf "obtaining a thorough . Business
Education. 1-
The-Books and Perms are carefully arranged
by practical micountauts expressly for this In
stitution and eMbrace all the recent; improve.
ments. - • 1.
The course of instruction eompr,tmes every
department: of business. The learner will be
thoroughly, taught the science and Practice
Double Entry ;Book Keeping as applied to the
following kind* of business, viz: General Bier.
chandising, M'anufacturing, Banking, COMMif.
4012, Bteamboating, Railroading, Forwarding,
Freighting, Foteign Shipping, St.e.
Ladies Department entirely separate from
that of the gentlemen. - •
• Students can enter College at any time and
receive individual instruction. fly this arrange
meet every student is permitted to progress as
rapidly as his !enterprise And ability - . will per
mit, and. hen! through, perfect ind complete.
will receive al Diploma which will enable him
to review at pleasure. -
Time to complete the conme,-6 to 12 wieki.
o vacations . . Board $2 to $2,50 per week.
TERMi: 1 •
For Book-Keeping, lull accountant's course.
iric:uding Practical Penmanship, Conamercial,
Computations!' and- Diploma, (Time unlimit
ed.) . r $35 00
Same course for Ladies (separate).; '2O 00
Penmanship and /krithmetic, - . .10 LO
Teachers' course in Penmanship, Practi.
cal and Oinitmental, - . .30 00
Twelve lessods io Practical Penmaniship. 2 00
r Occasional classes will beF•formed in
,Phonograpy. For full particulars .send for it
circular.'. - ' " ocl3* y
cnvitcult.Os
CURE OR- CONSU MPTION, •
•HYPOPHOSPHITES OF LIME. AND Of SODA.
HAT FINAL-scnurgs of the.-liuman race—
. .tonsumptinn—can now be Otrented and
CURED, with I,the game' CEIITAINTY as, any
other diseasel he new Remedy discovcred'by
Dr.Chnrchill of Paris, has performect more cures .
of Confirmed! Cokisumprion in a single year than
can be found in the -records ofMedical History
.
.in the past century
'Read 4he 7 r estimcipials.ja`
Cure (fa t aagin ihe LaseStage4-If you want
facts, I can give 'them abundantly, :that the Hy.
pophosphitealis the only Remedy that an cure
car sutaption:l - Read what Dr. Puerrs says.
J.
J. 3171fccilErrEt:Eroi.—Dear sir: I 1 4111 all
pathy, of thirty ears practice, ih Western New
York,`My first-trial of the HypophiMphites was
toade-a year'AV December, with great success.
el a
Miss E. ed 25 years: This was, truly a
,hard one. The Patient had been pronounced a
consumptive iferlsix years previous to the begin
ning of the treatinent. She evidentle was in the
3d and Last' tae ;tniterclas in 11142 d stage in
each I:ung ; !nevem!' cavities in th e Left Lobe,
showing catiprrStus rales ; a Moat inc - essant
cough, ; pulaU tqo frequent and weak to count.
With tite4
`in
xtf confirmed Phthisis,
having no faith in any - remedies ) had ever be
fore used, 1 , ivroie to you - and obtained 3 bottles
befiypoPhogphites: On using one, her symp
to,;›,.tativ..7ed r and during the use of the fifth
and sixth, v ,Fmk.a4.F . g.... „ ng enough Ito walk. half
a mile. Frew' then, up to thierittrilr-Eheri I
saw her, shod ha+ been at work. . 1
This_iremsrkahle cure. I must' in candor, say,
was etfectefi by the II YPOPHOSPHI7EII.
. • GORGE R. POWERS. M. D.
CHINA, Wyoiing Co., N. Y., March 12, 1860.
STILL Di(!) REMARKABLE CURES!
_ _ . • •
1 - -
The following latter from an old physician in
Chester Co. roust satiety all Who have ever
doubted the effiracy of this Wonderful Remedy :
..: I Co'Nrumit, 3d Month, 26th. 1860.
• FRIEND .1 , . lINCHENTER 'I * * :* Thiripsix
%persons hive btaieed, the medicine from me,
twelve of tablet& have been under : my own care.
Five of them *re, in my opinion.*nd the judg
- • t of Otheo physicians, hopeless cases of
Phib it —4rita,ble cough, copious el:ix:eters:
Lions' o' ' 'penitent character, Doh' 'sweatti and
emacipat:.o.• These cases were from one to
three yeare:stai r ting. Auaculatioit and percus
sion develpped i sounds, which, taken in connec
'ion with Other symptoms, gave evidence of a
condition front: Which I have never, in seventeen
years practice,seen a single case recover by any
other treatmen t. -* * * • Under the treat
ment of thi: Hepophosphites, all the bad symp
toms ceased: :Ind they have gained flesh and
strength, and health- some of them better than
-they had enjoy pd for seven years:previously.
The.other c ater under my rare were , in the
. .
incipient it.agea and in them all nymptoms and
traces of the disease have disnppearett. Of those
-who were!not ynder my care, I hat e not hoard
of a single pationt Who did not express himseif
:benefittedlay the use of the Remedy; although
in 'some ;Of them the-disease was too far ad
vanced tif,adm I the possibility of, recovery.
ffi
I presume I as skeptical in medicines, 'or
specifics, iis m st physicians; yet, [rum the ex
perience i hav had in this use-. Dr: J. F. Chore.
hill's Rediedyi for Turberculosis,' I would sav
to all whd,havi , ii tendency to that disease--Take
it; and the so ner the u better, - before there is
divot-01140cm. * ' O , * .;.
I - i: W. W, TOWNSEN D, it. D. :
.i• '
,
- ,
1 Winchester's Gen tti no IllitPhoPhos•
phitest PM, -.WITH FRC/WETNESS AND
CERNAINT in every stags of CONSUMP
TION, and . ith invniable effwsoy ' in all De
' rangemsnts of the' Nervous and Blood Systems,
. General Debility, Dyspepsia, Asthma; Rickets,
Female Comtainta, Spermatorrhea , in. in dis
orders diiien at on imperfect .or impaired no. -
trition, and inlet! Cane* of local or coast Rational
debility. II Thby increase_ the nervous or vital
eheigy. relievb Cough, check Night Sweats, and
'diminish I ExFieetoration, inprove - the ,appetite,
arrest ptarrtion, promote refreithing.eleep, and
create nen, atd 'Healthy Blood ' '- • - .
% A.FAIB. TRIAL IS A bERTAIN CtIREI
Tiitcs4irrY7 and )4 ounce beitles,.sl and $2.
Do not Conftiund this remedy. ;with - the Phoe.
photon t*Chimirail Fon& ' Beware of all pre.
parations Co taloing • lnr; the age of which. in
Consatnptio .'is_ pronounced .highly dangerous
an crimi nalby eminent - teethes!: authority.
Send for w new Circular.. Which gives the ,
onlytelhibleinforostioo to tegeid to Dr.Cherch: ,
ill's
.Traetniamt. ' Inquire . tor _ and use only.
" Wnioginits's Gomm . PitWomos." sod
which triny be bed of all romestitble Dru ggist.,
and WhAdettile and Retail al. the sole General
Depot iit thl United States, -bln -•-• • •" - .
- - .jr- - ..g: - . - . 'l. WINCHESTEE_,..
otilyt). -; _.,. • . .43 Job" attest; N: Y.-
Filr' For earn! AUL IIIRREI ! L, Moetroote,
that I
having
oblige
[further
11.
Pa.
59,000 Copies air ady Sold.
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cotnistwat IM inravizse.
•Iffy 'Frank- Crneby,
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It ells you How to draw upFartoofsbip Pa
pers and gives general forms • _
• for Agreemente of all. kinds,
•2' Bills of Sale, Leases .and
titions. 1
It-tens you How • to drawl ep Bonds and
Mortgages,'Affidavits, Powers -
cif Ajtorney - .Notee and' Bills •
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'liens you. The Laws foil the Collection of
9. • Debts, With . the Statutes of
- Liatitathinoind amout arid-kind
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It tells you How to triake an Assignment .
•
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the 'wive Laws of every
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