NricalturaL
ORIGIN OF FRUITS;. ETC.
We find the following in an address
delivered by • Dr. Charles T. Jackson, of
' Boston, before the Plymouth Agricultural
_Society.
"'kis the glory of our poble art' thatit
possesses almost creative , powers.
"'Not only .his every seed been Made,
/ to 'produce 4 ::ift4r i#s kind,' ) _ but also to
yield still other kinds; not indeed new
species; but varieties so improved that they
cannot by all the skill of science be . idem
' titled with the wild' plants from which
. .they originated. Who cum point Mit. the
native or wild grasses, from which our
cereal grains have been produced? Botam
ists have suggested that they must have
bud suchorigins, but they have not been
.. able to identify the particular species or
grasses frop- -which wheat, barley, rye..
and oats have been derived.
. "Our large; plump, juicy,--and mellaW
• .applei, are •all said to_ have originated
from thebitter and sour wild crab apple,
which differs so much from theta that it
is difficult for us to conceive how those
rich fruits were Llerived from humble an
origin. . •
.
• 1
"From. an' insignificant and • almost
tasteless wild fruit, originated all our au
' merous varieties of deliCious pears.
- Oar Lug-e t :Sump, and luscious peach,
would blush at seeing its dry; withered
and bitter father;—acid our juicy Sums
would be slow (sloe)* to recognize theirs.
The apricot. and nectarine cannot boast Of
the excellence. of their ancestors. The
,apricot is said to be.a variety of the peach.
•„, "From nauseous and poison 'weed's
•have many of our garden vegetables
sprung. The tender and juicy asparagus:
is supposed to, have: been, originally, a
bitter and disagreeable plant growing, up.
on the sandy shores of the sea. The cab
bage, with its' head full of
-tender and
• highly nutritious leaves, was originally
weed' growing in , meadows by the sea
• . shore, and the delicate i.mditiower has no
better parentage.
"Our tnealy potato bel - 4ngs to thC Same
ramily With the -deadly !nightshade, and
in its wild• state, was an insilmiticant
plant, withlittle tubers not worth digging
from earth, or of eating when they were
dug.
a The anion was a nauseous shore plant,
growing in the sand, like its relation, the
medicinal squill.
"Parsnips, turnips and carrots,,id their
wild state, were also strong, .unpalatable
roots, unfit fhr food. - _
"From , small 'beginnings came our
plump, cereal grains, our rich, juicy and
delicious fruits, _our nutritious esculents,
and savory giirtten ve2.etubles. ..
" Who, as it were, created wheat, liar
ley and rye, or first put the wild fruits
• and vegetables ii . i• the way of improVe
-.0.1
ment, we may never know.
"The ancients ascribe these creations
to mythological 'deities, and thus did I he
tilrmers injustice, unlessindeed tl ey
meant by their fables to deify them, nd
exalt their labors. 1
.
• - " I would suggest to you that it is
highly probable that the wild rice of the
. lakes and rivers in the por
tions of the United States,which is a high=
lYnutritious grain and very . prolific, now
feeding myriadS of wild geese, ducks,
pigeons and other birds, and Supplying
, winter food to the Indian b,—.. r .. miqht
flowed tneraoWs, and be improved by
cultivaticm. The wild sea-kale has been
successffilly cultivated in Europe, and is
-now extensively usedfor * * *
"Progress is a law of nature: From
the earliest dawn of creation there has
been a constant series of improvements in
progress. Geology- reveals that the loW
er order orsensitive beings gave way to
those of a higher . grade, until the last
term of physical creation was attained in
the creation of man, whose improvement,
as a rational creature, and an immortal
soul; is still destined to be onward and
up-ward." •
• •The common_phrht is 'mid to have been derived fmm
the 'pole. The nectarine Is considered by some botanists
to , a distinct apecies ; but there etm be no doubt on title
point. as Qke peach lttmlf is nothing more than an im
proved tir fleib , almond which bears a similar relation
to the peach end nectarine, as the Kato does to the apple,
and the sole to the plum.
• Damsacr.—The most primitiyemethod
is by Ineans of open -ditches. They should
hare- sloping sides to, prevent washing.
• The great objections to them are, "first:,
'their expense; second, the earth thrown
out must be carted away; third, it is dif
ficult to keep them open . ; fourth, they are
in the way; fifth they take up too much
room; sixth, they do not act equally on
the land; and seventh, they carry of the
- water so rapidly that it' washes• out the
sides of - the drain arid carries with it
Many fertilizers.
• Tim second mode of draining is by
means of ,brush laid in the bottom df
'ditches and covered with dirt. This works
well as . long as they last,. but are easily
obstructed, and not permanent. .
The third method is what is called mole
drainage. this can bo used only on clay
soils. It consists of driving a . mole or,
plug through the soil at the depth of
about three feet. The bole left by the
mole remains ?ripen and carries off the
water. They may be useful in -some dis-•
tricts but are not reliable. '
• .
Fourth, stone .drams. These are next
hest to tile, but their great expense makes
them objectionable:
klth, tile drain*. This . ..methOd is the
best yet adopt(d. Thebest shape for tile
is that.of a pipe. - inth a round bore and .a
round external surface. There iA no,rea
son' why good tile are not as dec , irable as
stone. Collars are sometimes', used to
keep the tile-in their place, blit-add about
.50 per cent. to their cost. The necessary
size of the tile .gill depend on the slope'of
— the land, their shape and smoothness.
a -
IfICIW TO , DQ, yr Sinirr liosous;--Take,
two ounces of fine white gum arabic pow
der—pat it into a pitcher, and pour.on
pint or more of -boiling water, according
to the degree of strenglb you desire—then .
having covered it, kt it stand all .night—,
in the morning pour it carefully from the
dregs into s clean bottle, cork it; and keep
it for use.
According to Edward Everett, the
use of alcoholic beverages costs the United
States directly $120,00,0,000! has burnt
or otherwise destroyed ss,ooo,ooo.worth
of property; destioyed 40,000 lives; sent
250,000 to prison and 100,000 children to
the mar house; caused 15,000 viaraers
and suicides; and bequeathed to - the coun
try 1,000,000 orphan children.
rgr We commend to our lady readers
the following, objection to a late fashion :.
Young girls wearing straw hat s w i t h
liAle bells pendant from the brim in.
the sort space of two inOlithat Immune
croSs ! eted. - , Justantos have occurred of
- malformation of the ayes caused by Elie
. of these little bells.. "
BUSOMS CAR'DS.
L .
:JOH:g . A li I rEII, 1 •
wAsmo.tu.FE .r.. 0 MOntr,oae..Pa.l Shop
wet LN. BullaMts room.- on Malottreet.l
Thankful ftw past farm. he . Pfilicita a contintutneo
—pledging , Mimi( to do all ork satiaractority. Cut
ti= done on Abort notice, k ind warranted to 111,
3101006 e: Pa,.. 1111 11hb . . Ma—. ' .
C. 0. FORDIL-at,'-1 . :
INTANUFAVTIMER of 1100 TS .f • 8110E1S.:MontroPP.
INJL Pa.?,. Shop over Trl store. All klbds of work
=do to order, And repalriing done neatly, • , e2jyl
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DR. WILLIAIq. W. ItHEATO
ECLECTIC- PHYSICIAN & SURGEON! DENTIST
WITH DR. xrßos • WITHATOA;
MecharilairaudSumitrit Lientlat, 'recently of Ring - ha mton,
Y. tender their prefeSalpnat services to all whoAPPN -
Mate the "Reformed practice of I'hyeic;" arena and
skillhd operations on Teeth; with theeno,it acienthic and
approved etylee of platmeork. Teeth extrataot wptout
pawl and all work Warranted.
Jackson, Jane 14th. 1800.
L . B. !ISBELL-4,
• - ' •
I.i E arw A r l te li le n e .ig N tin ll d * 'o t i be re ' aZ n n d atl c e ‘‘ ; e 'el gt t 24
work warranted. Shop ln' Chandler 'lnd Jeesnp' a
More, noa. - tuong;Ta. ' ' - . oena tr
Le------'
W 31.;
JTUSTICE OF THE PEACE.-:"Oreni ]tend,- Mice
•on Main virmt. opposite the.Wcbtarn Moe.
- ,P. LINE'S., • •
IASEfIONABLE TAILOII - .sfontrose, Pa, shop
In Phcenls Block, over store. of Road. Watrons
AP Foster. .1.11 ICork.warranted. as to At nod finish.
Cutting dote on short notice, In be style. janrf,o
• 1)B., 11. S4ITII & SON,
unagoNDENTISW;-31butrose, Pa. ,
..I.lloBllco fu Lathrops' new building. over
I- the Dank. All Dental operations will be
performed in good kyle and wamnded: I •
lI . COLLC.II ' D i R. SZA.K.C.
- • 31cCOLLIT.A1 & 4 :SEATiLE,, •
•
•
A • TTORNETS and Connrelloro at Law,—Nontrore, Pa
Ogee In lathropa''new bulldig., over the. Bank.
st...4rourr. '
P E. PIRUS,
DItS. BLAKESLEE S BRUSH.
.sp.oelated themselves for the Prosetotion of
la the duties of their profession, respectfully offer their
services to the Invalid (Mee at the resideace.of
Dr. Blakeslee, midway ban een the villages - of Dintocin
and Sprittv, ille. . ' • aptt bty
1. R. AMMAN 11, G ANK:i.
DRS...BINGITA3I A; AN i2Y, •
AATOULP announce to the public that they have entered
\V into - a partnership for the practice of
•
MEDICINE & SURGIMY
and are prepared to.attend to all calls in the tumor their
profession at all hours when vot otherwial, engaged.
OFFICE-,-The one formerly occupied by Br. - BinghaM.
N. B. The book accounts of Pr. Bingham lutist be imme
diately setilmi by notes or otherwise. • . -
New Milford;litareli MO' • L. W. vtr-
TIEINItY B. I.I6REAN";
& TTORSEY and &onnaellor at Law•.—Towevoi.
Office in the Union Block. ; Y.3530'
: ' , 'DR., E. F. •
11..NDUAT11.' of Allopathic and flomtropathie Col
leges 'Of Medttine.—Grmt Bimd, Pa. °nice, corner
of Main and Elizabethsits, nearly opposite the liethodist.
Church. = " - ap36 tf
WM. UrNTTESO COOPER'. UE RS DRINEER. •
W. 11.11. COOPERS CO., _ •
BA. KEllfi.-slontrose, Pa. Successors ni Posts Cooper
& Co. Cake, Lathrop& new bulding, Turnpike•st.
NEWS OFFICE.
riIIiENEW-YORK CITY ILLUFSTRATED
NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZTNES.
tiff Pale at the sloatrure BOOK STORE, op
Public Aven,ne, by ' A. N. Buta.ant..",
• JOILN GROVES . ,. 1 '
"VASIIIONAI3),E TAlLQR,—.llottrome. Pa : Shnp
neirthe Baptist 3ieeting Howie. on Turnpike
street. All'orders filled nrotuptlv. in first-rate style.
Cutting done on short notice, utidowarranted to ht. •
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DR. JOHN COBB,'
'DUYSICIAN AND,SURGEON,—Montrore, Pa. Oilier
nn Public Avenue, opposite Searles Hotel.. :01
- DE. :G. Z. DIMOCK,I.
1 . 1111 - sialAN AND ShlGEON.—MentroSe. Pa. Office
.L over Wilsone.Store Lodging:4.ot Sear e' Hotel.
. ABEL TURRELL, l c •
DEALER Metlielnev..Cheniicafe. Dve
Stnera, Olaea Ware: Paiute, One, Varulah. Win
do G14%.a. Grckeries-, Fancy Goodo, ‘Tewelar Perla
men% &e.—Agent ftir.all the meet popnlar - P4TENT
IfhtltlNES,—lloatmte. Pa. : wag] tf
i'""iing .- 1 1- tr
J.
C. ........ ' ....I.!L. MAD. •
OLMTEAD St, READ,
viTOTTLI) AIN7OITINCE'i to the Public
that they hare entored into a partriephip-for the
Practibe of MEDICINE & Surgery,
and are prepaied to attend to all mils in the line of their
profm:sion. 'olllre—the one formerly occupied by Dr..l. C.
Ohnoti , ad..in DUND.N.F.F. • . • , tun ..Im.
LOW PRICES WIN_!
.4 T THE
ORE PRICLSTOR El
HAYDEN BROTHERS,
trw MILFORD, Pa.,
A RE NOW RECEIVING-THE bAft-
I. en. and best stock Of Goode ever brought into this
4ounty g ,•which we arc bound to , n,ll cheap for comb or ready
pay, consisting of I:
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
I - Choice Fatally Grocerie%, `
flats, Cap*, Ready _Rade
I Clirtliiim ,
W
Crockery. all Pa er,
' Window Shades, Flour Vork:
Fish, Salt. Paints, Oils, Gl. ss, Fluid,
. Coal Oil, . Hoop Ski is, -
,
Vitikee Motions, Fancy ooci
•
1 - Walches, ! JEWELRY, SU; er W ire,
' Pails,- Tubs,.ll room s, Utica, .
noes, and Lots .46i Stacks of oods too
numerous to mention. ,
WE ARE' NOT OLD-FOG .ES in the
buslneSs, Charging a large profit and depending on
keeping an old set of patnnas who have not tried at other
places to see bdw much cheaper they can hay; but we in
tend-tojive up to-the mark, and believe In Felling many
Goods, and Felling cheaper than -"OLD FOQY merchants
can buy them. Now is the time if von want to save money
and get Bargains. Call at the ONE PRICE STORE.
rtn , " A large stock of . Goodwin & 8r05..1 Yellow Bank
Tobacco alwayj; on hand—cheap, very chep. wholesale &
retail, HAYDEN BROTHERS.
Nek Milford, Pa., May lath, its. .
FATAL SHIPWRECK!
PART •OF THE CAEGO j SAVED,
IN A DAiTIAGED CONDITION
TREMENDOUS LOT OF
WET GOODS!
at the " BEE mvg."
3,500 Y'ds FIGURED. BAREGES
Partly damaged by Water, at 4. 43,d,1248 pr yard.
RICH MIS', POPLINS )
for IF', cat, pr yardr—wotdd be. CHE A f0r.75 (Trap.
ALSO A LARGE LOT OF
AUCTION 'GOODS. !
• li
Iro - ke sold at the . followiug prices:.
, . ..
Good Sam p ler Shawls, only • • I.' $ , - 5
One .Stella ~ 1,60
Wool and Silk &oche 4 ' 3.00
Handsome Mantillas' 1.25
Very* 'Rich - t' • .
• Good Lawn's, last colors., . . d , 06 ,
Pine Quality De Laines - .1 . .141
' Wool and bilk Darwin , ,15 3 4
• Baregerd'Apglals worth 31!4 - 1 - ,18,!, - ;
10 yards Merrimac Prints, and win:linings 1 1,00
'
. Fine" Drees silks: ,00
Extremely . Rich i 70
. White Hose - .06
NicatisleThfetui Gloves - ' • i.- .(15
Pure stlk mitts t• .L. ,12%
Watch steel sprlngelcirts.... .. •.. . . ... , : . ,25
. - Good straw bounds.:. 50
Beautiful Leghorn • o •• '1! t . 1. 70
MO Bona Ribbonsl; • ' 10
I • French Embroidered curtain =dins:: • :,..... ,12X,
GOod Pants stuff ' l' . ,123.
I Better L 9 • • - 2 . ,16
Oilier Giliods Eque.Aly
. as :CHEAP:
_ Ntexxxiimibeir
that . we will do all that we advertise. _Be
sure to call before purchasing; Ms - where,
as live wx.m. a-ot, and CANNOT be under
sold by any establishmethis 'side of New
'Tort, MRS' a&
CO.
Binghamton; by 1014 186 p.
AFFLICT - FIX: ItEAP . 1 .
WILLIAMS'S COMPOUND "SOW
, T T s twilor the plus. la warm , to effect* Cope
to evofy aure,sed in all stages of the . or the money
will - be refunded. -Full direct knuisccom • y eselleittle:
Foreale* Abet Tiurell. Montrose ; 4 G. Hempstead,
dis t
%WOO f T. J . Babcock, Dinka& •, nal Carpenter,
ThrfoTa : G. G. Williame.Jaelcsoitt Z.B. Slocum, Dondstr:
B a.: Merrill, Hopbottom ; A. J. Marll.l.l§eranton. do
r- -,..: •4--L
F r...t
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..03
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' .0 Herbs, kilts and Roots
MMUS
Poisonous Minerals and Drugs.
- MOTHERS TAKE HEED
' Do you when' observing the uneasy actiona.of
veer children. consider that It mar be more
than a. mire (italic that afflicts them . ? In nine.
cases out of ten. the caeca of the little puffei
cr's anguish is WORMS, and should be at cow
looked M.
HEADS OF FAMILIES
it not let your children Buffer, when we present
you In „
JUDSON'S MORN TEL
A SAFE AXI) PLEASANT CURE FOR WORMS.
flow mach better and safer would It be to
hare It always' in the howl. A little delay I 0
when a child is taken 111 may Often be the cause ed
of Ito death, while acting without, delay,-and
by giving the MOUNTAIN DERB'TEA imme
dude's+, you will_ not only tare the child :a long
and tedious illness. and yourielf much expense,-
but also feel happier in knowing that inn bare
dune your duty. and perchance laved Da life.
This medicine is Combined purely of " I 0
HERBS AND 'ROOTS
NOT A PARTICLE OF•
tolomel or „Mineral
IS USED IN IT,
No more filthy Vermifuge mil be used by }wl
those who once use this Tra. The only active
principle of all other Vennituges and Werra
Killers is BIM It O U It T.
. • GIVE •NO I
IV I.I
F . CO - 3E' ee)
TO •
YOUR CHILDREN. 141 1
Use this mple, Safe, Vegetable Medicine.
Thin Werra Tea was discovered in an unusual :;4
way among the Wilds of Niwthsro Mexico—a
(nil account of it you will find in our Almanacs.
Ask for the "Rescue of Tula Alewnroc," of the 11 ,
Agent, and .when.you have - ennui it, send it to 1
Tour neighbors, that Ole* may Ono kuowlsfrind • -
be cured by thia GREAT 'REMEDY I v •
JUDSON'S WORM TEA t ‘
. KILLS WORM'S,. 11 .
Never Itartos—is Pleasant to Tate. '
• •
GET A PACKIGII--.PRICE 25 tn.
OPSERVF.—AIways find the Nuns and Signs
tare of 11. - 1..11.11•MO. N k CO., and the portrait Ali
of Tanico, on each package of this Worm Tea. lir
a L. Ji7DSON 8c CO,;
.SOLE PRO PR - I E.T RS,
50 Leonard St, New York.
Judson's Wagon Tea In sold by one (I/ 1
Agent In-' every Village, and .
• 4 by all Druggists.'
R.E & 13R0.; Agent., Montrose. (de-42:2
HOSTETTER'S
, STOMACH BITTERS.
• s .
The proprietors and mannfactUrers of-11(ak •,,
TETTEL;•:s cELEi;ii.vi•ro•sq . ()SiAtii iti - -
'f EIZS can appeal wit it Iterleet emnfid, nee ' 0
physicians mail eitix,ns'senerally or the Unit O. .
•mes, becanst• the artiste has it t I , tilletl Vern
tat ion•herelafore unkbown. A -few facts ofina .
fhb. I,,.intL will =Teak more
..poiverftllly thr
The cousempt.an ill' 11,..1,1 ter's Stomach lilit
tors for the last.year amounted to over a ha . I
minion ltottles. :mil trout it. Manifes(stemi y .•
inet ~ , f.' in times pall. it .1 , t.vi4ent . t hal: iiiii . itig
1.: , e coaling year 1!.• tausaniptien trill I eaol
Iles r entrallii.limt tell leS. The. itelltenSe t:la .lAit.
C0u1...1 never hate been sold but 'for ahe raja
medicinal preperairt contained in the prep:lilt
*bin. awl the iaineion lA' :he most praminebt
physieiana is 11i,..!. teetlet:e of the samittiy
where o..ie artiele is bes , t. Lug v. It tog utS,ly
-recommend the Ilittat a I.: ibeir_ . _ptalients, I, 2 ist
are ready at all times to give testimonials to its
efficacy in .11 cases , -, i , iton.:‘,l:i, tierttligVitellt A -
and the slisei,es resulting therefrom. &
• Ti.is is not a temporary popularity, obtained
by extrnordantry efforts lit '11:e way of teak •
peting ;be qualiti6 cf the but a solid -
estimation at' an=invainable medicine. whichi l is
destined to be as enduring . m.: lithe itself.
Hostetter's: Stomach Bit:Fes have provi tl •
a Giqlsend •to regions where fever and nine '
and various other 'bilious complaints Luse
counted their vie tints • laji hundreds.- To be .
tilde to•si ate Confidently that the ...Rifts:l:is"
are a certain CUM - I'pr the 1)2. Frepsis and H i ke
diseases, is to She proprietors a source of tin- - .
alloyed pleasure. It TellieVeS allinerbid antler'
from the .....I munch, purifies the blood, sa l mi
imparts renewed vitality to the nervous syetsin,
giving it that tone, and energy int - lisps:its:4;de .
for the restoratiou of health. It operates upon
the stomach, liver, and other digestive orgy 6,
mildly but powet fully, and snon restores th'ion
to a condition essential to the healthy diseharlze
.ofthelunciions of nature. - , .. 1
Elderly persons may use the Bitters dailAnat
per directions - on the !mule, and they will f i nd.
in it a stimulant peculiarly adapted - to mint's:art '
declining years, as it is pleasant to the pale e, ,
Invigorating 0 the bowels, excellent as atoqie,
and rejuvenating generally. We have . the eyi
dence of thousands of aged men. antl-witnien.
who have experienced the benefit of using this
preparation while sufferinr- from stomach lc
rangements end general debility: acting, under
the advice of phy - sieinus, they have Lleantlatled
i all deleterious drugs' and fairly tested be '
merits of thii•artiele. '' A few words to he
1
gentler sex.. There are certain periods wiefr '
their cares are so haras•sing that nanny of thilm
sink tinder the trial. The relation of Mother
and elaild is % ao absorbingly tender, .ittet Elie.
mother. especially if site•be young, is sar.9 to
forget her own health in her extketne enmity
-for her infant. Should the period of matennty
an•ive during the summer season, the wearltof
body and mind is generalty aggravated. Ilere,
then, is a necessity for a Stimulant to recut:c
rate the energies of the system, end enable Jae
mother to' bear up under her exhausting trials
and responsibilities. 'Nursing mothers gene
rally prefer the Bitters to all other inyig4ra
tors that receive the endorsement of plaYsi-
Mans, because it is agreeable to the taste, na
well ns certain to" give a.permanent increase
of bodily strength. ii •
All those pet sin.. to whom we have partien- .
' lnrly referred Abu*, to 'wit: solferers from '
lever and agate; 'caused by mole: ia, diarrhea,
dysentery, indigestion, loss of appetite,,nd
all diseases or derangements Of The stow_ h, -
- superannnattli invalids, petSolls of sedentary
- occupviou, and nursing mothers, will emaltult
their, own physical welfare by-giving to Ipos
tetters Celebrated Stomach Bitters.adriab
CA LTTIONI—We s caption' the public a„,m4nst
. using any of the. Many imitations or colmiter
felts, but. ask -for 'llortrairxen's Iflm.xnualima
Simi Aril 1311TEUS, end sett thateaeh bottlelhas
the words “Dr.i..T. liostettee's Stomach Bitters"
blows on the aide of the bottle. andistaMped
metallic -
on the cap,eovering i the cork, nod
observe that. our autograph signature is onl the
label. .
. .
tie Prepared and sold by 1108 . 1.'eal'EA &
SMITH.. Plttsburgh„Pa., end sold pyii a -
druggists,_, grocers, tared - dealers generally
throughout the United States, South Anke. .
.. rice. Watt Germany. . , - ' ' _
. Err - tor sale in Mt - intros° by . ~: •
,
jams ly -•• _ '-' - ABEL TURga.L.
O.2NOLD DOM KWH% BOOK OP MIA • • elk
kVand great 'discoveries of the Japaneie l / 4 /
and-East India Medicines, with full directioils for
the certain cure of consumption, brouchitp, ca
tarrh,coughs,coldsastbma,fevers, heart iittease,
ser °foie, cincer,dyspepsia, liver comp laint4travel
and urinary depositis:female complaints, /fre...--
'lllustrated with hundreds of certificates occures
and - engravings. AST the purpose otrescrung as
many suffering fellow.beings as possible (om a
premature death, .it will be tent to any part of
the wain eat by sending 25 Ma., to DR. HEATH,
oc2oyv)J (47 BroadwaY, New York. City..
Sold also by A. Terrell, Montrose; Hityend
Bros., New Milford ; C. P.Mathews, &unitise.
Sinigita,ABRAWLEMENT•
Dela. Itakkao% ilVeatera DaUral&
ONAPINEMEEM
• - Tieliotirs-earlier to New Toik, - - •
Ono houi earlier to Pltiladelphiti
grAN and after Monday, Mai 28111;1860, trains
‘..) will baron a/ follows N •
TRAINS I I - 1 410141111 South.
The Aceornnindation Traits Past, on the N. Y.
It. E. lilt. arrives at Gt. Bendet -6:38 a: ca.
And thoCinclonattiPxpreas at •-• 810'
Connecting with the ExpreaS Train
leaving Great Bend for NeW. York
.. •
end Philidirthliiii 1:10
Due at New -Milford '7:28
Montroie - L - 1:4(3
• Hopbottnru •-•- - 8:07
Nicholson' - 8i23
Factory Ville:B:47
Abington - - - 9:03 '
I
Scranton - - 9:35 •
Moscow - • - ; 10:20
Totighatufs • ~1 10:59, _
• Stroudsburg . - .. 4 1 ; 12:17 p. m.
• Water Gap• 12:31
Colombia • . - 12:45 ,
_Delaware (15 minutes to dine) 12:56
Hope (Philad'a 1:21
. - 1:25
• , Washington , 1:58 •
Junction - 2:15 _
New York.. - 5:15. e
• • Philadelphia "' - 7:15 ,
The Express Passenger Train, South, con. •
fleets at Junction with 3 p.• M. train an .the Cen
tral Road for Easton, Bethlehem, 31auch Chunk,
Reading, Harrisburg, &e.
M 0 V 61.12 Nonrtt.
'I • -
PaSsengha froth New York,lleava . . •
Pier No..2.North River, . 7:30 a: in.
Or foot of Courtland street - 8:t0.
From Philadelphia "
Leave liensington - 7:15
. J1111(41011 - • 1 1 : 15 •
Due at Washington - 1.- 11;33
• 130(1w:cilia , 12:01 p. .m
llope(Philarln conneetiou) 12:13
• Delaware (li, minutes to dike) 12:28.
3 Cal uanbia - - '
Water Gap • - 1:14
Stroudsburg - 1:28
Tt;hylninna - 2:46
Moscow 2:21 -
Scranton • . • - 4:10
• Abington.' - 4:47_
Pactomitle • -5:03
Nicholson - - .5:22
tlopbottom • - 5:43
or MONTROSE ; 6:0•1
New Milford - • d :22 .
I
- Great Bend . - 6:40
C( t naecting at Great Bend With the
Mail train Nest at ' - 3:24'
arid the Night Express at - 1:3 tr- - .W-.:11';
'rho : Nail Train, West, Which ileav%rs - "Great
Bend at '7:24 p. el., is # qhroligh' Train, and
reache.s Dunkirk ,1.8:47 n. jn., • •
ACCoMMoDATIOS Tuan4-516‘ing North.
Leave Scranton for Great Bend at 9:40 a. m
Factoryville . 11:00
Nicholson • - I • 11:30
Montrone - - - )2:45
Gfeat Bend ' 1:50
Connects with Dunkirk Ex. West at 3:06
Mouria SoUTII. ,
The NeW Mork Express, East, n-r-
jive.. at Great Bend at . -
and connects with the Accnnamoda-
.Train which leavcs•Gt. Bend at '2:15 •
Montrose . 3:10
Nicholson - - 4 : 20
Factoryvillo - . 6 : 15
Due at Scranton - - 6:40
. The. Accommodation train does not leave
Scranton until atter the arrival of the morning
train on the Lackawanna &. Bloomkburg 'R. R.,
thus giving passengers from the Wyoming Val
ley a direct connection for the I,Vtat by the
morning train.
- For the- accommodationl of way travel,ort 'the
South . ern Division a Passenger Car'will be at
tached to the Express Freight train— Due iii l.~oscow' -
Streudsburg -
Junction
Returning., leaves Junction at -
Due at Stroudsburg at
Moscow
• Scranton
Pasannge'rs. to and from Now York will change
cart Junetion. To and fern Phila., via B.P.R.R.
leave or fake ears nt llopq, Fur Pittston, Kings
inn nod Wilkes• Barre, take cars of Lackawanna
& Bloomsburg. R. K. at Serantiin. For Jessup,
Archbald, and Carbondale, take Onmibtn,ses at
Scranton.- Tickets gold and hiitgagc checked.
TIIItWIIGII. JOHN BIZISBIN, Supt..
WM N. JENKS, General Ticket Agent.
Scranton. Nov .23a, 1861). •
S. IVL Pettengill & Co..
- •
Advertising Agettls, at 119 Nassau-st,
New-York . . and 10 State-st, liogton, are
aaentm forl'hei atontrose Demperat, and are au
thorized to contract for titat our lowest rates.
A SUPPLY OF WALL PAPER.
. A - VARIETY Of STILES.
'BORDERING, WINDOVy PAPER &C., &C.
ANEW SUPPLY, jest arrived. and tor sale
cheap. by A. TURRELL.
1%1 Intre%s, March 15'11,11860. -
11E4
2 11 A,k31.03ED!
:~~~.~~ ; c~TT
Az aperient mid stomachic preparation of
num purified of Oxygen and Carbon ' by com
b:Milos in Hydrogen, of ;high piedicallentbor
-ity and extraordinary efficacy in each .of the
following complaints, Mi.:
DEBILITY. NERVOUS I AFFECTIONS, EMA-
CLtTION, DYSPEPSIA. DIARRHEA, CONSTI:
PATION. SCROFULA. SALT REEVE SCURVY,
JAUNDICE, LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUMA
TISM: MERCURIAL CONSEVENCEB INTER
MITTENT FEVERS, NEURALOLL &IRONIC
HEADACHES. FEMALE WEAREESS. EIS. -
MENSTRUATION. WHITES, CHLOROSIS, etc..
?ARLES OE TEE FACE, ROUGHNESS OF
TIES SKIN, etc.
The IBONJ,eing absorhed by the blcsid, and
thus circulating through the whole system, no
. part of the body can escape their - truly wonder.
ful inilnence.
• The experience of thoniands daily previa that
no preparation of Iron can for a moment be
comysred with it. Impurities of the blood, de
pression of vital energy!, pale .and otherwise
sickly complexions intimate its 'necesaity in al
most every conceivable case. In all clues . of
female— -,_6llol4lnor4dlini, chloroidiitte.), ire
abets aredelightfally rentristing. Ifo remedy
has ever been discovered, in the whole : history
of medicine. vkish exerts each prompt, happy,
and fully restorative abets Good appetite, com
plete digestion, rapid acquisition of strength,
with en mitinal dispoeition for active and
cheerier eitsraiso, immediately follow its use.
As a gram and and.gemeral reiterative
' it has mo impeder and do selstitata-
Put ap
p s kept net metal boxes containine
50 pins, lee:600 rental per box s its boxes,
10 50; one dose* boxii. 1141- 00. Voroale
Druatiste genargaly. Ntrill be sent free to
any sadresso reedpt of the prase. iAn Ists
ter, order, etc., should be subleteled to
R. B. LOQMI& CO.,
•
bone 'al Agents.
• aivlßßomipwAv. N Y.
Pt. Whore - Isla teminalli or Ia
label oat eau% box. r • '
For sale in liontroie by -
aBEL !TURRELL. Agent.
'•1 • -
,
•
H I WOULDN'T TAKE A WORLD FOR fps,"
.. -
a lakromarked- to* it ditor-ewn- ain ,e, as
she exhibited the portrait otan. on)y 4114 gone
:to thei "Writ land;" which was one Of -
aril:miner,. 1
1111MITIREI` IMBROTTPES I
..
How I should regret it, bad. I not secured
this precious memorial of that Gear one.' So.
thought we; `The, loved tincis !ire:Am; always
with ns;and while we cap 'call them ours,lev'ery
one should secure such a memorial; especially
sic they can have them so trutlifully'talten II
that successful artist, A. B. TUBBS, of Bing.
hamton. IA. •
- cidc
MEAT iMARKET.
On Public - Avenue, near Searle's hotel.
'VEEP coastantl4 on hand a good suliply.of
IV MEATS of all kinds. ..CA.SII Fkald• for
Beet Call le,Caives,Sheep,and Lambs.
Also for Hides /*all
BENSTOCK &.H AWLIW.
a. T. ISENsToCK. ' N. HAWIEY.
Montroac, March 'pOth. I-
BILLINGS STROUD
FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE AGENT,—
' - Montrose; Pa.
- •
TESTIMONIALS.
WE, the undersined, "certify that wyi Were
.
insured in Fire Insurance Companies represented
by . Mr. t Stroud. of Montrose: add that,
having suffered logs by - fire while so inemird, we
Wereeyerally 'paid hy said mairipanieslo ihe full
extent of our claims; and we have confidant:o in
him RA a good and_ effective agent.
• JAS. It. DEWItT, ZIPROS Cogs,
LATHROP & D4WIT - T, •11 J. WEN!, •
F. B. CIIANDLriR, • J. Lvorm&Soa,
BENJ. GLIDDRI, LE6NARD,SkAREL
-Mom r",e. Pa,. November fb . -
NEW GOODS !
•
Lawsvilleibentre, Snag. coi, Pa.
wi P s a id):4;4ztd received,ltoeiin,
17th. • IIt: KENYON, JR. d& CO.
.:. .
1
LIVER INVIGORATOR
- 1.
NEVEIt DEL!..ILITA!kES. - I
T Is compotunl'of entirely ft•not Gluten, end
1
I has heenme do eta.la.r;..:e..ed tact. a blend..rd 3a.llclue.etvnwo
and apormed L.. all :11.411 here ex... 4 lt.au,d to 00W ..,.
.r{6l to 11111, e . t.a:um:o:J to • All the dlie...tra tor *Web it
Is reoummeaded. , Ie I
I ' • s
It has eared powiand+.l ~....r.- 1 1.1n the lest tled years •
isbo had elven at, all hr,..,a, ‘,O s tn re:et a• ex 11114.1 . 011,
41111011eitedOertiOcAtiS14113v, 2e,a !v0,,,,, , ,,r.e10v.
The dose roust he adaptc . di Glto Ito froxprrament or the
Individual Ihklns q, awl Uo-,d.1 to roofs tkt1,111.1.144 1 ,, 10
Mt 'MU, on the Dowell. i . I
g
Let We dietatet et - our, - ,ildgenent guide yosj in the
use of the-LIVER S- , 1 IVIDDHATOIC„ and it
tell! core Liver Crim-I 0 :plaints, nit lons At,
tacks, Dyspep*ta,, t i a ithrintic Diarrhoea.
Summer Co in ,-1 plaints, Byeente.
ry. Dropsy, Sour! Stomach, Iltildtual
Costiveness, C1444-`, 1
le, Cholera, Chole.. r
ra Morbus, t:hole sva • Info voltam. Plain
lence, J a and Ic e,I Female Weakness-
es, sad may be wn;11 en, cesefulty as en Oielltnet- - ;
ry Famlly Illedl-1 pr i ism , . It willcureSlCK.
ILE AD AC III!), ooii r thoossols esa sentry) In 1
0
twenty minutes , It, , two o threci Tea
spoonfuls
arc Cals-! len, at comwencentont of
attac a
All *who use Reel a....
g ,..ir their teiatinsay
!allots., I
DIX. WATICII IN TILE 11IIMITil WITII i
THE INVIGIIiItATOII, AND SWALLOW I
BOTH TOG CTIIF.II.
.. . 1 _ •
1:17 p. m
CATHMiIit PILLS, ..'
,
e/44Col.7NDED FROM 1
..
Pare Vegetohir Ent reel., nod pat! op In
GLASS CASES, Air 'right. iLiidvi.l.ll keep
In any climate'. t
, .
The Family ;Cal ....• Chortle PILL Harm.
tie but toilet Cathartie ui which the proprienor has
ouietietbithilltafirf .91 lAqms.lleVn...lll wen
barHongowdinePt:Ll. , s and the sang:at-Linn whlrit
ee.
ell °spr% in rezarl tolhelr nee. Las kW uced m!to Once
them within the reachitiK all, Pil
, The Profesaion weilknow it. that different Callitrtica act
on different itortiotia Lt the VS _Nine&
The FA. LI ICA-1 - TIIARTIC PI I. I.
im
has. with d reference to this well established fart, '
been - compounded . front ", ria, varlet; of the. purist. Veer. i
table Esteems wkieh anti war alike on mery Tin of 66 i
alimentary canal. at arc g wend and safe In ell voe
es where a Catha. In lei ei•eded, ouch tat Jl. =
rangementa • of the A Stunt ac le, Sleeplk. ,
Ilres, Pattie hi the! pnek cod Loins. a
Costiveness, Pal of • Mid . Sorrow.* over ,!!-••
the whole biddy 1) 4 front =ldea mll, s‘ bleb ;
frequintly, if nez ,eted: end in a loon miter, of Fe- i
oar, Lose of Ape- 1 6 1 Me, a Crr.eplaw sett. ":
action of Cold l iver th,..4 0 4,- 004 ti,,.. '.
nee*, Gemini-he. or El wogintilltsie.ht.d;
all-In nano to at..ory44
It Dlsrasts, AVOrII.I,I in
Children er Adtt It et hen mot lean, a great' •!
Partner er the Blood' a,..• and onto! 4Sencet Ina WO i
flesh, it heir, tut nionernani t..P to mention in thisailvertlaa• i
meal, Dome. Lial
________ ;: • . i
5.40
10:25
3:10 p. m
3;40 a..m
7:35
12:50 p. m
'2:25
Pali* TiII:UBE DIMES. S•
The Liver his-lcorntor and Penal,' Ce,
qhmtelle PI Ilm ace retplie.l by Driegi.t..l generhlly, and
told wholeeale by lbh Trade to an the lure,
S. T. W. SA NVOItD, 31. D., l!
tsattiseelsse and Prcerleter •
335 Droisiway, NeNv
Far sale in Motqrese by ABEL TURREL4 Agent.
KEYSTONE HOTEL;
,
At Montrose, Penn.'
WM.H. HATCH, Proptiotor.
THIS new and commodious Ilotell situated
on Public Menue;near the`Court 1-I:ouse,and
nearly . ' in the centre of the business-pbrtion
Montrose, is now fitly completed and furnished,
and was opened lon Monday. the 27th tiny. o'f
September, 1858, . for the accommodation of
the public and tt•avelers. The Proprietor feel's
confident that le is now prepared .to entertain
guests in n manner that cannot fail to 4iive
•
Complete Satisfaction.
The Hotel and Furniture are new, and no a--
penile has been spared tolonder it +al,' if )dOt
superior to any similar estfiblishment Ili this part
of the State. It: is well supplied with all rho
recent improvemCnts. and comforts, and obliging
waiters will always be readyto respond to the
call of customers: .1
, The Stables connected .with this douse are
Now and Convenient. .1
The Proprietot .O respectfully solicits thepatren 7
ago of his old friends, and the public geocrally.
' • I' , WM. K. IlATCII:
G. IF: F011:1111A31
AS remove his shop peroFs the street, to
H
the building one door below Keeler it
Stoddard's, which he has fitted up expr4ssly for ;I
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Shop
where init l y be fonnd nil kinds if
3E3C-41.3ELNMES,
from the heaviest lean„ to the lightest trotting
harness, and a general ashorment of" trimmingS,
which will he latide up or sold %:ery tow.
I.
Carriage Trinuningii:
good - assortm e nt on hared, which will be sold
very low; all trimming done cheaper than- elerr
wh;..re. 1 .
OAK LEATHER s
on hand, from which harnesses will made and
NA7'intielretaxt eat..
..tcustmiler.4 sill plea.se,bear mind that 11 ,
wish to settle up once a year. Those having
unsettled 'accounts., or notes due, will - oblige
i)isettling or milking payment without further
delay. ' G. F. FORDIJAM,
- Feb. 24th,] Pa.
- I !
Lt.ollllttl 71. 4,
WHOLESALE. SALT" DEALER,
2011 Wash ngtow . st,..l I
•
(Directly Opposite Wsshington Jlt i irket,)
Me
_yrir
STILL CONTINUES to Offeeto thu city. and
COUNTRY, trade, all' kinds of FOREIGN .
Coarse and Finni SALT, at the very lowttist figures;
40000 sacks and; bags, consisting in part of Ash
ton's celebrated brand for table and dairy tore;
Jeffrey & Darcy!, Marshall's, Brownlbw a, tea,
and 50000 bushels Turks Island, flonkres,
Cpl
racos, - St. Übes,Lisbon, Cadiz, Ivies, Nantes, 4uhr
ea of which will be sold'at bargain Meets fropm
vessels, store add 'storehouses, ; -; • •
Any purchase'r wishing to select (rem a geed
assortment will ifind Rio his interest to call.
• B.—Fine table salt put up in swill baga of
different -aizes, itnd constantly on broad in ship.
ping order. Al ao a splendid article of Rock
, Ground. salt, in Out bozes,*put up and for sale
I
by the quantity,!itt.cases of five dozen roach.
•
Price One Dollar per r Bottle.
SANIPORD.'I3
' • fP ,
fir ., -4 0/70/
_ .
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
40CATED, OVER TA & SUSQUEHANNA *ALLEY BAIII4
BINGHAMTON N. Y.
koamsoin forlostraitlon from 9 A. m. to 9:3(i,
p.m.
IPACIALTT:
D. W. LOWELL; Principa l, Professor of the
Science of •Accounts, PraClient Accountant:
'• Author of Lowell's Treaties hpoit Book-Keepl
•
ins, Diagrams illustrating the same. t
Jon* RASKIN, Commercial Accountant, Protest!:
of Book _Koeping and Practicarldatheinalles,
J. J. ,Ctiwris. Assistant Proteasor, in the Book
Kceping•Department.
3: - WAlMpti Professor of PpOlical and Or
nnmental Penmanship, Commercial Palsula t l ,
tiona and Correepondence.
• LIEVEIVIcEnSt
Hon. Daniel 8..-Diekirion, Lector* totumer l r
;- alai:Law and _Political Economy.
Hon. Reason) BalcOm..Lecturer[oo Contrasts,
Promissory Nr.q.es and Bills of Bschnoge.
Rev. Dr. B. Andrews, LeCU/ter on Commercial
,
EIARIINING.COMMITTEg:
`Din. Sherman D. Phelps, Wm. A. Osborn, Esi
Tracy R. Morgan, Esq. i 4 -
Tke - object of this College is 14 afford to all
an opportunity of obtaining tktboritegh Businetia
Edueation. - - • • -
The Books mid Forms are carefully arranged •
by praetical accountants- exprestily for this lit
stitution and embrace all the recent improv
Pent& • !•
.
-The course of instruction comprises every'
• deptirtment of business. The 'learner will be
jlioroughlr taught - the science and practice Of
, Double Entry Book-Keeping as iiPplied to the
following kinds' of business, viz: General Met.
aandiaing, Itlauufacturiag;
Steamboating, Railrandin,g, ForwAirding,
Freighting, Foreign Skipping, .jj
-Ladies Department entirely separate fro
that of the . geiSleuten.
SludentS, e'en enter Collego.at any time mid
receive instruction. By this arrange,
pent every student is permitted to progress Aa
rapidly as hiS enterprise and ability will per
mit, and when-through, perfect and complete.
will receive a Diploma which Will enable hike
to. review /it pleasure. , • . -
Time to; complete the 'course:o to 12 weeks.
vacations. Board $2 ttks2,so per week.i
TERMS:
For Doii*Keeping, full.a ccountnnt's course,
including bPractival Penmanship, Commercial
Computations and Diploma t (Time unlittlt
edj - • -$35 f:10
Same course for Ladies (separate) - 20 00
Penmanship and Arithmetic, -. • 10
Teachers' course in penmanship; Practi-
eel and'Ornatnenlil, - . 30 00
Twelve lessons in Practical Penmanship. 2 00
rjr Occasional clas , ies will be formed lin
Phonegrapy. For full patticulara send for a
circular. °el3* V
•
, ,
. .
Cheapest: Bat! Largest! ,
.15135 7 00 •
Pays for Tuition in Single antt Double Entry
Book. Keeping, Writing Commercial Arith®u
tiet Lectures. -
-
Board - S we - efts $2O, Stationery $7 2
Tuition $35, entire expenses $62..
cnt.,t mite .Trotr 40 10 weeks. Every itu.
dent, upon graduating, is gnarinte"ed compoieut
to manage the Books-of any BuSiness, and titial.
ified to earn a salary of from I * •
600 TO .$lOOO.
Stfitlints cuter at any thee—No Vactitioh
Review .at pleasure.
First Pieminui for Beat Business Writing; for
IBfi9,..received at-Pittsburgh, Philudolphio;*nd
Ohio State Fairs.. Also, :it the prinCipal reirs
of the Union for the past four years.
tyr Sons received at half p71c4 7
* * *Fer Cirenlars. Specimens, and Embelliati
ed Vie•ks of -the College, inclose five letter
stamps to
F. W. JENKINS: Pittsburgh, P.
FIT.: MUN
•
M.OIITROSE . 'PEN.NA.
rr HE subscriber having purchiuted
• •• • refitted and ynewly furnished the
above well known and popular Hetet,
is prepared to necomtnodato the ital.-
eling publia and others with all the attentions
and conVenionces usually fotind in first-ilais
Houses. No effort will be spared•by the_Pro.
prietor and b,is Assistants to;
make the Hotel
equal in every point to any in the country.
The 'Bar will always be supplied with the
Choicest Liquors.
The Stables, connected With this 'llhese
are large, roomy and convenient, and careful and
attentive Headers are always in charge of them.
-J. S. TARBELL.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION , ' I
PHILADELPHIA. ~•
A Beneoolent -Institution established by :spe
. ei»l Endowment.- for the Relief of the Sisk
- and Distreased. afflicted with Virulentand
Epidemic Diseases, and especially for.J the
- Cure!af Diseases of the Sexual Crya4's.
EDICAL ADVICE given gratis, byi,A
1. A4ting Surgeon, to all who apply by litter,
with a description of their-condition, (age. alma
pation,shSbits of life, atc. - ,) and in casesco(
treme payertv.medicines furnished free of chi rge.
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhmairindioth.
or DiseiseS of the Sexual Organs, sent to the at:
flitted id mealcifletter envelopes, -free of charge
• Addiess,.Dr..l. Skillin Houghton, Acting, Bur
geon, HaWmrd Association, Nil. 2South Oth-st.,
Philad a, Pa. By eider of ttie,Bi rectors. [4B
FIRM. '1
hour, Ira kirobisicts.-s;i&_i,
At 11101VTItOSE, Pa.,
ONE, door below 1. Ethridge's:Aog Store,
on Public Avenue, where vitt be round
constantly on band a general sisioniment of
.GROCERIES:
,
Such as Sugars, Stelasses,Viyrups, Teas, Cbfree
&c 1
. Also tie choicest; biands of
'FAMILY FLOUR
steal; Lard, Pork, Ham,.Fish, Candles dr.4. -
We solicit a share of the public patronagti, and
pledge ourselves to.do the fair thing,-hoping by
each bargain to secure another.
BALDWIN &•ALLEN.
• Md. LAiLEN
ALFRED BALDWIN
Bo Ammo smooLi
AT , EAT - BE ND, FiA
•
riHis 'WHOM. will be opened for the receN
L tine of lAdies end Gentlemen, on th&29th
day (Wednesday), Of - February, 1860.
- 'miss OF Terme. ,
Primary flianohes per Ctr'ir of 11 weeks, $;,00
Common 44 - " - ." t:340
Common sod Higher, " . 4 4 x• 4,00
Higher English, a ' 5,00
Lessone onYisao, 64 " 10,00
Use of 4 It 11 14 lg .00
Ornamental, and Classical Departments, extra.
The Principal has had much experienCe b
lenching in New York and Penn's for the last
ten•years,in Quitman, ne well its SelectXiaded
or High Schools. References given if reqUired
N.Bp-:Board at the boarding hall, two doll's
per week. *.Lights and washing extra. ; 1
Papnents to bp made quarterly in advance.
nib y .E. W. ROGERS, Principal.
5,0,000 CETitdi Sold.
wayßoors moat
COUNSEILLOII at' somas,
- By Frank - Crosby,
OP THE PIiti4DELFOM. PAR.
It 'lel!. you Dor to draw ap Partnership,Pa.
• • perst ,atl gives general forms
forAgreemente of all kinds,
•
Bills, of Sale, Leases and
•
lons. • •
It tells you B oth to draw rip. Bonds and
• • - Mortgages, Aflidavitss; Powers
• - . of Attorney, Notes and • Bills
- • of Earl t atige, Receipts and Re
leases, I . • .
It trigs you The• Law - for the Collection of
'With the - Stalates of
• • Limitsti on;and awout and kind
- • ef,Property giempt from Ex
, • , . aculion In every State.
It tells you How to - audio an Assignment
• . .• properly; with forms 'for Com
position with' Cr Corn, and
- thelinsolvent La of every
State: .
It tells you nits legal; relation existing be.
tivetka •Gustdian and
Mader and Apprentice, and
Landlord and Tenant.
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