Par Dont fail to help elect Poster for
governor.
Hmvur D. FosTEU. The prospect for
the election of our gallant candidate for
Governor, are getting brighter every day.
A letter from Old Berke informs us that
bld citadel of Deiriociacy willroll up at
least 7,000 majority for him'. In. the
Eastern part ofthe State we can Inok for
stunning FOSTER majorities . This-is What
Curtin alluded to the other night ' when
he appealed to the , RepublicanNof Erie
county to help save him from the opposi:
t ion of the "cotton interest " in -Philadel
phia. He knows al! the candidate of a
sectional party he will be beaten by thou
sands in Philadelphia. In the West,
Pia rks will redo a the Itepubl'c.an major
ity handsomely, his personal popularity
here being great, The Curtin is about to
fall.—Erie Oatette.
. Tint Craaus Cientisarr.—Great conster
'natioti has seized the army of !applicants
for census , clerkships at :Washington, in
consequence of inability to pairi the rigid
examination to which they are subjected
in mathematics, in general knowledge of
statistical sulijects, &c. The examining
committee had these twelve appointees in
hand for three hours and .a' half, and
.among the rejected Ones was a professor
in a literary • Institution ! This rigidity
will secure an excellent force of -compe
tent clerks, but it, his frightened the ap
plicants. Persons who have been in
office here Or years, as high as the chief
•clerkship of an important bureau, undergo
the same minute examination.
4,Wr . It is always the case at; the' time
of Presidential elections, that the opposi
tion to the Democracy start into the cam
paign perfectly surelof success. After a
time they are not — quite so sure—things
change, and facts speak louder' than boas
ts, or the glare of torches: then ss ' the
elction approaches they get on , the,
anz
ious seat, and when the voting comes
they are routed, "horse, foot and. drgoons.
So it has been in times past. So it will
be - this fall.
r •
• REPuRLICIKN:" ITIIOTECTION . ,"--JUStiCe
and truth, ever . 37itrng like fairness and
honesty, seems utterly discarded" by the
Republican party, The . Tribune, a Repub
lican organ, says " A protective Tariff is
the Republican creed ; ' and W. C. Bry
ant, editor of the' old frie trace Evening
Post, heads We Nevi York electoral tick
et. He is the Republican candidate,•and
he says : "If Republicanism means, pro
tection to American labor, he does not
belong to the party." So much for „
_the
" protection 7 of a leading Republican or
gan, and so much for the open declaration
of the free-trade editor who leads-the Lin
coln electoral ticket in the State of New
York. This agrees too, with -their Re
publican Vice President, Hamlin, an anti
tariff man, who was the bitterest enemy
of Mr. Clay and his protection' to Amen
can industry.; Now see- the ;astounding
fraud. This 4 same Republiban party,
steeped in negro Eypocrisy to the very., lips
is praticing, if -possible, a still greater
imposition upon the honest wqrking men
of our State--the productiae,L, classes of
Pennsylvania.
FATAL STEAMBOAT ACCIOENT ON LANE
AlmnicAN.—The Lady Elgin, a large and
handsome steamboat engagedin trade be 4
tween Chicago and Bayfiehi,i Wis.'. was
istruck by a schooner on the Bth inst., and
4in half an hour went down. •Several mil
.itary and fire companies. w'ere:: on board,
and at the time of the collision- _were en
joying themselves by danciug.l The num
bir of excursionists was unusually large,
and the . three boats beloniing to the
steamer were entirely,to small to be of
any assistance in rescuing the' drowning
passengers. Ilenc'e, out of four hundred
persons on board; only fifty-five are known
to have been saved: , •
. .
The Luzerne Union, lof a recent
date, states that a valuable horse belong
ing to E. W. C. Gildersleeve; of Wilkes-
Barre, was stung to death by , a swarm of
bees, which covered, him literally, as with
,a blanket: ,
larWhatver else may be; ourd \ estiny,
it\ maw appears quite certain that Abe
Lincdn cannot be chosen, by the people
of the United States, to the Magistracy.
DYSPEPSIA.—Fe* diseases are so pain
ful and so defiant to the power .of medi
cines as this. No remedy analogous to,
the Oxygenated Bitters has ever, been intro
•-duced. In cases Wheie it has been admin
istered its effect is remarkable. In Heart-
Burn, Flatulency, - Acidity, Water Brash,
and Debility, it is equally salutary. ' Pre
pared by S. W. FowI.E it C 0.,. Boston.
Sold by Druggists and Agents, every
where. 2.",
- HOLLOWAT'S PILLS ; ..11.ND
OINTMEN T:7 Success the attribute ofMert.• Eryinpe
/at and cutaneous 'diseases. If popularity
be the test of a medicine,-Holloway's Pills
and Ointment are assuredly the greatest
remedies of this or any ether age as they
are unconfined to nations or people, being
as familiar to the denizens of the back
woods as the citiaens of New-York, Lon
don, Paris, Vienna, Berlin, St. Petersburg,
&c. Their universality is however the least
of their merits. Their safe and speedy cures
of Erysipelas, Salt-Rheum, King's Evil,
Scrofula and all skin &eases, are theie
chief recommendation. Persons afflicted
with any of the, above disoiders should
have immediate recouise to them. • •
SW' 'toffee& Lice-Pilla.—The highdee:tried celebrity
vahichthis pre-eminent Modleine has seqairedfor invadable
elincsey in all dim:sees it professes to care, :has rendered
:the tumid practiceof ostentatious puffing notonlyunneces
vary, but unworthy of them. They are known by their
fruits ; their good worke testify for them, and they thrive
not by the faith of the credulous. In all taxes of costive
ness, dyspepsia, billion and,liver affections, piles, fevers
and agues rheumatism, ,;obstinate bewitches, and general
derangements of health, these Pine have Invariably proved
a certain and speedy remedy. A. slngletrial will place the
LIFE-PILLS beyond Mermen of competition in theesit
gmation of every patient
• 4rs. bronurs MICE= BITTEMB will be fonnd to
be equally ancacions in all caxes of dylpepaia. headache,
nervous debility, sickness incident to females In delicate
health, andeveryklndpf weakness of the digestive organs.
For sale by Da. W. B. MOFFAT, MS Broadway, Bi.y..and
I . :y medicine dealers and' draggista generally throughout
coantry. deal ly Can*
PA t:.= 114 MM
•
MAILS ARRlTE—lially (scuds excepted,) from the'
East and Smith, by. Railroad at 7% P. It • •
Daily. (lunday• excepted,) from the West, by Railroad,
at SX a. m.
. - -
From Binghamton direct, every Tumidity, Thursday and
Saturday. at Of p. m .
From; Tankhannock direct, every,TuesdaY, Thursday
and Eatatrday. at 1 p. _
From Towanda direct, ever y Tuesday and Saturday at
7 Q. m. .
_Daily from Friendavllle (sundry exeePiCd) at 636 p. m.
- MAIM LEA VE—Dally (wandays excepted) for the east
and sontb. , ,by railroad. at 8
Daily (Sunday , excepted) for the welt, by railroad, at 4
p. in.
For Binghamton dire'et, every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. at 'f a. in. •• '
For Tunldutnnoeic direct, every Moods,. WedttadsP
Friday. at 6 a. m.
For Towanda direct. every Monday and Friday at Ta.rn..
Daily for.PriendaviNe (eundaj ex.) atirm a. in.
For La ryville (through Anburn)--leavra Monday, at 9
m.--ardies Wedna,y at. 6" . p. in:
Mtn, P. M.
ar 8.0 the - kivertisaiieat of /) 04 =t. E‘Elindll Lint -
Javigofatorand Family Cattarth Pillr, in anotber coluoz.
IKE • O. O }IBS 0011EPLIf
will meet on Monday, time SitS,•
it o ' clock, p. I. •; I 4
Brut*, 114Youot. r% , ..rA - mc;:z
8. W. "iiirp.soi, Skyttinv. .
'FOR BftEltll7. 4 -To the Vciters of Bosq's County,
—Upon the aollcltatfou of toy friends I praamt myself
before you. asking your aliffrages for the office ofSL CTIQ
at the coming elm Son. Yours respectful M. ly. •
Brook/Pt, Jul,* 4, P 360. O. ROGEIS.
msows itotrjrrAntars3PlLLO.-p?w itnulge
and wonderful it often amnia to , tut thkt * medicine com
posed of nimpleimmtain herbs and roots, should so cer
tainly search out and cure disease. Hovr.„,surprising that
the Indiana should know lied pruterve so long and well a
secret that has esaPed the search of the greatest physi
cians the world has ever seen. True, the ancient Inhabi
tants of '
,Mexico were a stringe'race, found by the spin.
-lards living in Large Cities, And-allowing for, their strange
customs arid religion ea well civilized as their conquerors.
In the Wools of a evriter of some celebrity, "They have
perished-rum the earth, their Cities are gigantic pflea of
mine, their Hinge and Princes st) mighty In their life, are
forgOtten; their ruins and their ,medlilhe alone are
The united testimony of ail Intelligent persona, la, that
.JIJDSON'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS are the most sue
cemial medicine In the world in curing diaMmtt.
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills are sold by all Medicine
-dealers. Sold In Montrose by- • •
Sept. !' . B. H. BAYES db-1310.
AIL PERSONS iiillicted with the Fever and Ague she'd
not spare either time, trouble, or expense, to procure Dt.
Hostetter's CELEBRATED BITTERS, whose henelicent
&Acta riper' the System bad been clearly pro - ved to those
who have been sleeken down in a short space of time by .
this dreadibl curse, whose cheeks are wan and meagre,
and whose nights arc Weepiest' and matins, and whose
eyes axe and L euttimtit, with death staring them In the
face, this compound must proie a blessing; snatching
them as it were horn the month of the grave. None can
know HS trite value until they have tested It. When all
others have failed, these Blttent haie restored the suffer
ers to pristine health. Their papuhiritylw all the West
ern and Southern parts shctuld Introduce them to all fam
ilies. Sold by druggists add dealers generally, every
!
IpE"See advertisement in another coluMn.
Sold in Montrose by ABEL TWAT:ELL.
IliToctaa.
Wheat tt bus]
Rye
Com... —.
..
Buckwheat
Oats • 30 ,35 cents
Beans etsl.
Potatoes 3Th; cents
Wheat flour bbl $6O 10,00
R3 - e flour' etvt ...2 0 240
Corn meal ti cwt.. 2 2,25
Pork tt ....10 012 cents
Lard lb 12 cents
Bafter td tb..,14116 cents
Eggs 13 d0a...100. 0 12 cents
hel $ • 4%41.W
J ttl cents
15 cents
MAL.Ci-MIES.
.
On-the 9th in Pt, by the 'Rev. J. B. M,Mn AMOS
D. MAYO and Rion SYSTHIA A. BEECH, th.of Great
Rend, Pa. .' . .
September Ist, at the bride's father in Rridgeorater, by
Rev. Lyman Richordoon - Mr. GEORGE M. SWEET of
Harford, and Miss ABAGAIL M. GURESEY.
TIZI-aIf..TMC/S.
In Boner -Bridgewater, on the 28th ult., of putrid sore
throat,' CHARMS D., only on of 8. 0. and Phebe A.
Barker; aged 3 plant and G months.
In Anbarn,August l'ist„; EMMA M., daughter of A..,7
and F. L,Nwman, aged 5 years, I month and 4 days.
" We mourn the sunshine of her smile.
The tendrils of her love;
d was she lovest too well the while,
Are she wasealled &Dote I"
NEW FIRM,
AT NQ. 30 COURT ST-,
NEW GOODS,
At No. 30 Court St.,
BING H- IVI TON.
litikGEßFOith & PAGE,
=R§oI:J,T7"". Ti formed I S partrpose ners h ip
DRY GOODS BUSINESS,
in all 'its rations departments, are piiepared to offer rare
14,k12 1 2SIVIYCLICINTS ,
TO CASH, CUSTOMERS.
_
I J..IIUNGF.ItkOItD,
Binghamton, Aug. 21, 140. J. .11'. PAO*. .
. •• •
.. ,
- - HIINGERIOI4 D & PAGE .
herring. retnmed from New York with a large and well
selected stock of
DLIT OODZ,E)
boughtat the lowest a sh' rime, which we will Bell
. , •
CiIEAPERTHA z i Til CHEAPEST. A
hearty incitation Is cite dud to the public generally, to
CALL AND. EXAMINE OUR
NEW OODS,
A.WEi IAO* — PRI.CFS I 4
ieforeps !chasing elsewhere. Itls
_,leastipe for us to
etoke'Goods. , IIIiNGERFOED .t PAGE.
Binghamton, N. Y. Aug. 30: 30 Court Street.
NEW GOODS, CHEAP!
Among our Stock may be baund every thing belonging to
a well organized Dry Goods Store. We will sill you
Yard wide BROWN SHEETING, at 814" eta, peryard.
Yard wide BLEACHED MCSLIN: eta. per yard.
Good, MADDER PRINTS, fast colors, 6V
Best MERRI3I ACES and others, 10 -
DENIMS from 6.Nf to cents per yard.
Hamilton and Pacific De LANIS, latest from 10 to 18%.
'CRASILTOWELING, treat 53( to 10 cents.
- Beht STEEL SpRING SEIRTS.wItia 20 springs, at 15ct.
All other ARO correspondingl*cheap, Ilecordlog to the
No. of Springs.
• In'fact our Cheap Good/ are too numerous to mention:
Come and see for youfseivCs. •
We do all and'3lolalt than we adtertlio,
anette ever alai to tatit4 eaatometa, Bo that they wit,
dear with as again. ' 4
. 313:tassige•ricorciL idb X7iiHrios
IsinfikanitOwN.3%, 4-- 30 Court Street.
SAVE FIVE 10-TEN PER CENT
Toil Will Save Frani Five to Ten Cetts •
1 ON EVERY DOLLAR,
•
• By Buypi .AX.ska Yon/DRY GOODS of _
(A
HIINGjERY D & PA6E,. •
Diegimniton, j fiug.27. No. TO Court Street. l
k L
(
Dom. tortor The PLACE,
Bay
our . -Goods'
er • "2 0.
t: I
:L9 .
90K for the artnine the windows,and then you nig
Jot mistake l the plam!-
. 111AGERFORI l& PAGE,
o. 80. C'elol3 - 1721" filltremert,
BINOHA: NI TON.'
•
.!....B..T.IBABBETT.ii GOODS.
leg in bare 1 etb
nen
oentranon ooft Soap- One Box , nrill make one mutt
of handsome Soft Soap, by' the addition of hot water.
For see by - . ABEL TURRELk t _
ifonfiest, Aitt2!r, lOW I ,
THE SITBSCRIBEtt,ILAYING
FUR
chased . the stock of
BOOKS AI D STATIONERY'
T;WIIMERLT owned by A.N. -BULLARD, takes this
1 method of informing "thole to/to Mks asp. arr." that
the stock has been removed to the store of J. Leone R Son,
opposite the • TliavreacicorrstP Offioß s
where he will be moat happy to wait upon those who
may favor tam with tt
ANY. 300 K
•
TtIIIBLISIIED (and in prino can be obtained by leaving
your orders, with the mitt of the bookand pnloli
name at the desk. Also, any, ,article in the "Book and
Stationery" line.
NEWS ...OFFICE.
Pete f rages da Grahli l ui: i t r i,
Il of any of tt . c
Ledger, N. Y.Weekly, A r ercOrr Grape ° r, the
Spirit, and all the Illustrated i'apent - for sale. Back num.
berg ituppliat. •
BOLICOLOOKE—AII tiM old and new editions.
13LANIL BOOES-;-A Ivy nice assoftment.
CDTLEItY.—Tip top artitle of American.
GOLD PElltk-Vet3 Fine ones, Ladies - A Gents,'
PERFEKERY—LIV. Harrison's and others.
C 1.11.13 ME A CIAOL.T.OLc, and I milli endeavor to
IX have "a single eye to your intsreet" and one to my
own. Yours, evidently, • .
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stipple. The union of the ,rarione departments above na
med, la a conception perfectly original, and is such as the
Frogremaive spirit of the age demands. It is a project; (So
ar as we are aware,] neer. before carried into successfill
2
execution thin country . A paper of this kind in more
urgently ne ded, from the fact that strictly Educational .
Journets a ton often found dry and uninteresting from a
want of var ety, aslvell as Literary merit in. mutter
inserted. .
Them tally exciting and morally debasing =
MI() miaticora I.Liteorixturo,
now lID prevalent; has met with the marked indifference
and even disdain of the more highly educated and moral
portions of - the comthunity, and has also been strenuously
denounced from the pulpit. The class entertaining these
-opinions, is now numerous and rapidly increasing in nuin
bets and influence, and we propose, by Its aid, to establish
our periodical and disseminate a sound, healthy and enter
tattling literature, that aupplaut, or, at lcaat, partially pre
vent the rapid spread of the injnriona literature of the day.
Par the reasons Just given, it is believed that It can be
'made worthy of, and that it will receive the CORDIAL and
EARDEAT SUPPORT of, the , -
Friends of Educational and Religious Progrl
ress Everywhere.
TIIR MUSEUM will contain the very essence of mori
of more than Otte of. the beet periodl.a.ls, both National a,
Foreign, and in the departmentsabove named, thiatte•
lectedmatter will be presented in the most condensed
'form, consistent with the original sense and beauty of the
article, thus abridgc:d and transferred ; or, when the selee
tionsare not too lengthy, they will by inserted in frill.
No expressions offentave to the MORT ream:lions TA=
will be permitted to enter our columns ; but it Is our in
tention to make it emphliticallv a work for the imam ern
cts,—for f4her or mother, brother or sister, and for the
• '
school.
• This Journal will warmly espouse the
CAUSE OF TOILING HUMANITY,
Be it in the workshop or on !Me
in the. dusky Mine or on the Stormy Ocean.
We - hope ever and boldly to maintain, .and ardently.to
cherish.
THE NOBILITY OF LABOR
and the True Dignity' of gannet
Human Toil. '
Oar columns will be entirely devoid of the turmoil of
political controversy, so wearisome and repugnant tb a
Lwge portion of the community.
Weattall not knowingly advocate the religious doctrioes
of ony particular sect or church, bat shrill shall view the
subject of Religion in its geacral—its.univergil aspects....
NMI° the less can will we proclaim the gloriouslre
sults that it has wrought In all ages and in all climes, And
urge our readers to embrace its sacred truths, for the sake
of their future and eternal wolfare. Many of the
BEST CONTIIBUTORS
In this and othqr States will furnish article,' for our cob
mans, especially for the Educational Department, which
will be made the prominent feature of our paper.
TO. HE FRIENDS OF MENTAL,
MORAL & RELIGIOUS PROGRES
we would say; Aid us liberally in this noble enterprise.
At present we shal tulvanco nothing more in favor of the
ohm we are now making. ily our works we are willing
to be judged. _The first issue of the MUSEUM will Word
much additional explanation of the project proposed; that
issue will occur on August 89th; and will be dated Otto
'her 18th ; after which time wo expect to publish it weekly.
at $2 per antitim, in advance. See terms for Clubs indhe
first 15811 C. Specimen exudes sent to all who desire them:
Editors, 11 • AV•.TANIFS Aridreas,
'
L. A. TYLER. 'Mediu, Deliware Co. Pa.
Mark These' Facts !
THE TESTIMONY OF TEE WHOLE WORLD
Holloway's Ointmenti!
_Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Sores and Mee:rs
descriptions of sores are remedial)* by the prop.
ALL er nad diligent use of this inestimable preparation.
To attempt *cure bad legs by plastering the edges of the
wound together is a folly; for should the skin unite, a
boggy diseased condition remains underneath to break
out with tenfold fury in a few days. The only rational
and successful treatment, its Indicated by nature is to re
duce the Inflammation in and about the wound and to
soothe the neighboring parts,by rubbing , * plenty of the
Ointment as salt is forced Into meat.
IJicotated and Scarlet and
IST of the above •diseases may be cured by wall 'rub.
ZS: bing the Ointment, three times a day, into the chest,
throat and neck of the patient; it will soon penetrate and
- give immediate • relict. Medicine taken by the *nth
meat operate upon the whole system . ere its influeneticon
be felt in any local part, whereas the Ointment: will do its
work at once. Whoever tries the iint;nent in the above
manner for the diseases ' , named, or any similar disorders
affecting the chest an throat, will End thmnselvei reliev
ed as by a charm.
•
Piles, Pittulas, Strictures.
•
mIIE above clans of , complaints . will be rembved' by
inightly fomenting the parts with warm water,' end,
then most eficettudly rubbing in the Ointment. Persons
suffering . from theic direful complaints should loan not a
Moment in arresting their progress. It whould he under
stood that it in not suMelent merely to smear the Oint
ment on the affected parts, but It must be well rubbed in
for some considerable time two or three times a day; that
it may taken into the system. whence .it will remove any
hidden sore or wound u effectually as tbongh palpable to
the eye. There agate bread andwater poultices, after the
rubbing in of the. Ointment, will do great service. .This
is the only sure treatment for females, awes of ,eancer In
the• stomach, or,. where there may be a-general' bearing
down.
tuliscretiOns of Tonth;—Sores 'sin& Moon
lowitirEs:as also swellings, can, with certainty, be
radicaly cured if the ()fitment be need freely and
the Mils be taken Wed and morning "us vecommepded
in the in the printed Instmettems, When treated many
other way they only.dry up in one place to break old in
another; where:hi this Ointment will remove .the hOmor
from the system, and leave the patient a:vigorous and
healtby being. It williequire time with The ,use of the
Pills to ensure a lasting cure.
`Dropsical Swellings, Paralysis tuoil4ifr,Tointa.
2LLTIIOC4SII the shave ' complaints - enter widely in
their origin- and nature, tyet they - all require load
treatment. Many of the worst cases, of, such diseases,
will yield In a comparatively .short epace'uf time when
this Ointment is diligently rubbed into the parts affected;
eyen after every other -means have failed. In All serious
maladies the Pills should be taken according to the.print
ed directions accompanying eactibox.
. . - •• - .
BOth the OirtOrient - and, Pills should be used in
- : . the'foltowing cases:
lisAll Legs, Chlego-fbot, . • Minim, .;
Bad Breaabs, Chilblains, - Gout, ,-;
Burns,. • Chapped Bank, Lumbago,
Glandular Swellings Corns, (Soft)
, 1 L Piles,
Litto of Moschetoes, Cancers, - Ithenmatiare,
Slane
oad
an re d ,Tn tlan tilos d e - , Pl ts iica,
s Co ti n n ir r a n eted „iatec an e,
.. ' ti s c cu alli riy _ .1 4 .
Coco-bay, . • Still Joints, "Sore Nipples,
Tumors, Ulcers, 1
Weudth, , . . Yaws,• Lc. tec.„.Lc.'
. . .
CAUTION I—None are genuine nnlesi the troy& 't Ilr.-
tOWAY, •I; sw•Yonn - AND Losmex," are discernible as a
renter-mark in every leaf of the book of directions around
each pot or box ,• the same may be plainly teen by li4idinry
, tllp leqf Mae COL A handsome reward will be given to
any one. rendering such information as may lead to the
detectlannlythy party of parties counterfeiting the 'meili
clarw or vending the same, knowing theth to be spurious.
.° Sold at , the Manufactory of Professor !Lowry, ar, 93
Maiden Labe, New York, and,by all respectable Druggists
andDealersin Medicine, throughout the .civilized world,
in 'boxes at IS cents, C 2 cents, and $1 each. • • 1
r..4r nitre ieconelderable saving by takinglarger 41tee.
, -
N. B.—Directions faiths xi:Menet ofikfienta In' every
dleorjer sr/Vern:l4 to each bon. - • ' aIIIM 1Y
`,.....rt' . ~.
cm art Meow
31.611'w
•
F
`Bee-
No. 20
Corner
Bingham
. , .
Y y'ds of the beet Merrimack Prints f0r..... ...::,.137X Cu.
Good madder Prints, wsiTanted fast colors ill(4,
Very elegant French Prints, seine as low as 1111(.
A, very extensive assortment of rich travelling- Dress
Goods from it cents uawards. -4 '
Superb Foulard Sl s. latent patterns very cheap. -
Black Dreier Silks, a full stock, ;warranted fen per 9reit
lower than elsewhere.t, , -1 ".
Beautiful colored Dresit Silks, ricraca, as low.se 34, ...j .
Ilost every corns and shade o f ; - , ,;
, .
1 LADIES' CLOTR. • ; - , i ?
LADIES' CLOW, t . 4 '
'.
LADIES' CLOTS,
LADIES' CLOTH, ,
a very good article for $1 00. Tassels and Silk to titeti — .
CLOAKS., of the very newest patterns. , A very crimp
site assortment of SHAWLS, comprising the latest:4m
rtations, t
po
All sizes French Corsetts, also: tlii celebrated ." M.l_
— c
Stay." -An endless variety of Skirts, best quaky of at
- eel
for 25 cents i .
RICII EMBROIDERIES, ;
~., . - WHITE GOODS, -1
i 4, , •
i
All kinds of
House-Fuinishing Goods,
,•
such u Driaperie Muslins,hatidsOme smbroidered Pillow
Cate Linens for 12.1. f cants. Linen Sbeetings,:Ltneul Ta
ble Cloths, Napkins, Toyeling, Metiers TablO and Elmo
Covers, Flannels, Rentne.ky deans, t.lattinctts,Cassisuera,
Broad Mitts, invent ahandtutce:
MOURNING 0009; of quay doiariptionz
We arc aware that to build up a large trade,f i*cs
sary• not only to have desirable; Gouda but to sett them
cheap, and we can and telll make it an object for pu#lisur
Grata examine our stock before piqs.bising elsewhetr. •
Ace! Is respectfully solicited. -
AT TRIM
I.IIft.SCHNLA.N, IMO'S £ CO
Cor.tCourt Water st-fee
13:Inghanaton, N. Y. Aug. 30,14160. '
SUSCIESEIIANN4 COUNTY 1
, .
,
NORMAL SCHOOL
, , ,
At Now -Mil t ford Pa— 1..
Not Milford ,
.I . I
TEACIIERS. - ! - 1 .. -
, ,
lo ~ n ,
'WESLEY FACROT„ E . B. ....... .
wz.zy Miss
E; A. FARRAR? Normal Deparinient.
'ANN E. Bumf, Primary Doliartnient,
13. W. HAGER,VocaI :Music. - 1 -. [ -
Miss MART A. F t ..NAPP; Pianist. :. .. f '
. . ,
• ,
rrms School will commence, op Turniner, tutt =;:,
.I. DAT OF ADOUST, 1860. ;
Tuition. l Per Termi o Moron Weeks, Normal De
• partment; Physiology :intl La_tir, included, - .. 4,6 00
Primary Department; -, ''! .... ..... ' $260
Music, extra. .! ' ;I
The Deputy Superintendent Of the State-Devil - tweet, aa
practical 'reacher, Don. Thos,H.--Iturrowes informs 'us,
will visit tile school, and render, us Some service.
Lectures by other eininent ;pen will be delivertid du
ring the term.
Students wilting t& board ,themselves,es .can. ptocure
rooms at reasonable rates. Board will be furnished - for $2
per week. Students dehlrous orprocusing . rooms onboard
can be accommodated lby consulting any one:of thOC9m
mlttee. ' I • J. Dtcxxitmar, an. 1. 4
• - ; JOUR HAYDEN,
,i -
.; lionano Ganix2T,
. .
• ; . TINOTRT BOTLZ,
Aug. 9 1 ALEX= Moan, JR. 1 .
New Milford, g 1860 . ;' tf ' - Committee.
!
Executor'si Notice. . •
LL persons indebted to tho esiate of N. W. Waldron,
dec'd, late of Ilarford.tOwnship, are hereby reknired
to make immediate payment, ;and those having •daints
sealing said estate will present them to the subsatbers
for settlement.
. , A . r/F7A_vr,
; QUARLES FOSTER: _
- 1 e 841.14Y IVAI f DROAT. •
iforfprd, 1810. 6q,• . `E'F•rs..
• DR. tisl: LEFT, " •
•,
.•
Physician and Surgaon, i Prhatidro
e. Me, 1
Pa.' pike wad:4
- • aekto4 Hous k • _ •
DLEET . glses p hi,
articular attention to the treatment
of diseases of the 'Eau anaErnl and to confident ttua
his knowledge of, tant:expertenee In that branch cif prac
tice will enable etTect acorn Iu the 'moat difficult
calms. For treatitig diseases of these organ* no fse will
be charged unless Me t patient ; is beneflttea by al treat
ment. (Auguit 30th: 860
SPRINC STILES, NOW READY
At Grdat Bargains!
FOR READY PAY ANDI SMALL PROFITS!
H. onT T 1e low r.. i ivit s a full ftzu:l_9loloE
SPRING & SUMMER GOODR.
_ _
Includtugh gicitt variety of
Rich Prßits in New Styles. Giughame, Brilliants, Lawns,
Chained, Silk Dress Tissues and Bareged • Black, f ancy,
and Foulard Silks, very low ;.Poplins, 4.c.,"viith a superior
assortment of Silk, Broche, Ca'shmere and Stella Shawls;
Mantillas, Hoop Skirt& Dusters, Parasols, Rich Ribbouds,
Bonnets and Flowers,filreadcleths, Cashmeres, Summer
Stuff, An:, with a large assoitment of other
Staple• and Fan' ey - Goods
as usual. In Groceries, Crockery,, Ilardivare, Iron' and
Steel; Nails, Stoves,' Drugs. , iPaints, Fluid ; Boots,
Shoes, hats, Cape, Crocks, Carpeting, Floor OillQoth,
Wall. Paper, Painted Window Shades, ate. I •
•••if" The thiti re stoeirbeing large and bought for CASH,
and largely-from .MANITEACTURERS-culd;FnisT Harms.
will give superior opportunities for Choice selectlohs and
low•down prices, and will be Sold. on the most favorable
terms for CASH, PRODUCE, and to Prompt Six-Months'
Buyers. An examination of the Goods and Prices Will be
found profitable to these who 'wish to buy.; • 4
FLOUR AND SALT CONfrIANITI d Y ONICAND
New Milford, ;lane, loLO. i • ;
Watre
Vs" aIiOJI427C
sue . s
t i ti4V A, l l - k t%N -
! %„a S ,S•C• ;
A WERLATNT. S
;TONIC,V WRITS
_ __ m oo
C°&!_ --DYSIrt !-
- • -.AND ,
INYEARATINCL CORDIAL k
To the Citiz4ns of Pennsylvania
,-
A potheeartesi Druazlids, Gropers stld
.. - Prlrate Families. 1. : . 1
Wolfo's Pure Cognac *Andy. ' I • .1
Wolfe's Pure Xaderia s , Sherry and port Witte.
Wolfe's Pure inhales it'd SG I Croia - Bum. l
. , •
Wolfo's Pure Scotch and Irish Whiikey. ;
ALL IN - 3EloyinrlaMl3.
IBEG LEAVE to call the attention of the citizens of.the
United States to the aboveiWmins and litqtrousj 'vapor.
ted by UDOLPIIO Woiwn, of New York, whose name is fa
miliar in every part of this country for the parley of his
I celebrated Sett ILD.4.MiSCIIXII.O . O. Mr. Wolfe Inn letter to
.me, speaklngof the phrity of his Wines ant) Lingo*, says:
"I will stake my reputation as a man, mY standing as a
merchant of thirty years' -residence in the City of ! N. Y.,
that all the Brandi and Wined which I bOttle arnpare as
imported, and of the beet quality, and can be relied npon
by every purchaser.", Every bottle has the proprietor's -
name on the Wan. mid A facsimile of his Signature on the
certificate. Vito public am reispectfully invited tb call &
examine for themselVes. For sale at Retail by ail of the
Apothecaries and Graters in Philadelphia. I
Geo. H. AsirrOn, No. 832 Market at.. Philad'a,
Seile Agenkfor PAtkidelptia.
-• Bead the followindfrom the New York Courier;
'VI:GRAB:WS Humerus roll one N. Y. Mcneusaw ere •-•Wei
1124 are happy to inform onr ellow CILIUM!! that is
one place in our city *here Um physician,' apotheintry, and
country Merchant, can go and purchasn,mwe WlOOll and
Liquors, as pure as Imported, and of the best quality. We
chantnot Intend to give, an elaborate description of this mer
's extensive bashiess, although it will well:repay a
stranger or citizen to visit .41;dolpho Wcilfe's "egtensiva
Warehouse, Nos. 18,10 it 22, Beaver at., and N0t.17,111 it
21, Markettield st. His stock of Schnapps on hand ready
for shipment could not have ,been less 'than.3o,ooo cases; '
the Brandy some 10,000 cased—Vintages of ISM wiz; and
10,003 cases of Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wine, Spotch et
Irish Whisky, Jamaica and St. Croix Ratti,some Very old
and equal to any in this country. Ho bad also three large
collars„filled with Brandy, Wine, An, in casks, udder the
Custom House key, tendy for bottling. Mr. Wolfe7a sale
of Selnappalast yeat amounted to 19,000 doxen,jand we'
hope in less than two years- he tsay by equally andeessful
with his Brandies and Wines. - . • • .I
His business merles the patronage of vim lover of his
species. med i cal
vete
d i ' fartillee who wish pure Winds bgnors
for medical nse"shottl end" their o rders direct to Mr. W.,
until every Apothecdry la the land make"; *the minds
• to.discanl the poironons stuff front their shelves„ and re-
place it with Wolfe's pure Winne and Liquors. ,
"We ondentand Mt. Wolfe,' for the accommodation of
small dealers In thy country puta,up assorted "oases of
Wines and Liquors. 1 Such li ' man,-and such a merchant,
should be steitalhed against his tens of thousandsofoppo
nients in the-United States,who sell nothing hot Imitations,
ruinous alike to hod= health and happiness. iseptifirn
SIUSQIU 11A11(NA COUNT*
CLASSICAL* NORMAL SCHOOL.
-.MONTROSE,'
__
PROF: B. nrintwzrz. A- 11 4 2 . 0174 / 4
riinE nest leadenlic ilea Of this Institution wtil batlln
,Sept. aothosiso. ender.theehilrge et Prof
8. S. 'IIA R rivELL a graduate or Yale College.
The attention of thugs who desire a thorol.i mentaldiscipline.
eduCation, is called to cal school.
Those preparing theiinseivos !Wreathe?* or for College.
will find, [tie confidently believed, advantages a cre dli
.no other School in this county.
Forpartletdsts, ado Cinder.
• O. F. 1111 AD, St* • *Pe rti pAr.
Atli. 9. ten tf
" •
• •
•
TV NI 1;V:
GOODS!
IT IN[ 11.1. IRMO! STORES
LterOt.
Um. N. 7r:
OF
6uttenbtrg, iostubau n,. fri,
AT ,
Montrose, it Susq'a Depot, Pa.
The undentlipted hive provided themselves with •
SPLEMNiI A.SEORTMENT
SPRING &SUMMER GOODS!
which the bout of being the
HANDSOMEST AND CHEAPEST
in thlaaection eoantry. They aim flatter thezuelvos
that they have the best [Belittle* of obtahatag ,
600bs Srts4 front, toe, Vjarke,
aid are determined not to bo undersold by any firm this
aide of New York city.. In regard to
READY MADE CLOTHING
we would say that in Oda largely it, • '
24. Bey '
Street s Nemaork City
we can offer the public bargains not surpassed by any re
tell dealers in this section, u we can sell here at retail pri
ces as cheap as those who go to New York and purchase at
wholesale and ihen bring tlim here and have to make a
pirOat over Mal. which thisy have already paid themselves.
Cult end see tut and we will prove the tutu.
(gutienb•cro,llost.nbilum,
Mortrosi, P 4. runs 14th, 1860.
•• . INckstio - e• _ .
T
AecOunts and Notes of A. Lathrop Co. and of
1 Lathrop Is Dewitt, are in-the hands ache subsaiber
fur seißemenl... Unless they a?e settled -without further
notice. Pr COST WILL BE MADE.
Hontrate, July 26,1860. _ tf ' A. LATHROP.
et NIMATIOI xuoi
• OF" 2nd DOOR ABOVE MULFORD'S ; •
ryas PUBLIC generally arc informed thato FREE Iffg
lIIBITION is given at all boars of the day, of NEW
OQODS of all sorts, viz: Dreu floods of Summer Prints,
Poplins, Challis, Lawns in patterns, cheap Bishop/AMU,
Brilliant* Book, Bard. Jaconetts and Swiss Mall, ladles'
Collard and Sleeves, Dimity, Marseilles, Moment, Furni
ture Fruits, Kentucky Jeans, Nankeens, Summer Stuffs,
Cleats Shirts, Cotton Drawers, Collars, Cravats Neck-ties,
and Suspenders. A new and buge lot of 44
;LEATHER-WARE, ' •
,
such as Gents Fine Calf BoOta—,good 'nns, aloe heavy and
light Shoes, Splendid Ladles Gaiters from 6 to 18 shillings
warranted to Lt. White, Brown,. and Black HOSIERY.
Parasols and: Umbellas; Band Boxes and Work Baakets.
131.zi•n.13ag Fluid.
add Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow Candles. Briss'and
Japaned Linters, Wash Boards and Coffee Mills, White.
math Brushes, Bed Cords Id feet long whittled and spring
Clothes Pins; Pine and CEDAR PAILS, besides a PILE Of
VAIPLIZaIt..AIteCX W 111%;
of every variety.'among which ere Tapicoand Corn Starch
forglorions puddings, Cream Tartar, Soda•starth Mantua
Castor Oil, Epsom Salts, Black and Scotch Snuff, and lots
of things which won't do to read about, but please . to all,
examine and talk about. Wears readyand willing to shove
Goode. even though they may riot suit ; and thankful for,
small favors. H. C. TYLER.
o r t sh th o:kl i t illing Beir
T,Troa n
_
MONTROS May OtZ181:4. .
DiILY Mill ROUTE MEM
MONTROSE & FRIENDSVILLE.
COACIIES carrying mails and passengers . between
' Montrose and Friendiville. will leave Searle's liotel,
In Montrose.! daily, at 7 o' lock, a. M. and leave Friend*.
ville at 3 o'clock. p. m.
Orllorses and carriages ean be procured at the Livery
Stable of thosnbscriber In Montrose, on reasOnable terms.
Montrose, Aug. 16,1E40. tt J.,2). 0 OODWIN. '
ABEL - .TURRELL
TIAS jug retnniedfrowieelittinif.and nrebutngand li
. now receiving one of the largest and best stock of
Go sue
k i t .
J *.j 9
•
ever offered In this market. The finality of nearly every
thing good; 'all warranted as represented. ' . ...
Terms; Beady Cad and Low .Prices. A general idea of
the stock may be formed from the following enumeration:
Davos, MEDICINE& - CTIERICALS,
PAINTS,. On. VAR -MAULS, _ ,' WIRDOW GLASS.,
Bra Srtrrra, • Gnomura, GLASS WARE,
CROCKERY, ; MiITOTE, CLOCK" WALLPAPER, . .
WINDW PAPER. WIND . W OIL BRA.DELFANCT GOODS,
hinalcal instrumenta,Lamps, Jewelry, - Perftimet7. .. :
Stone Ware, *Brooms. Brushes, Whips; Lmbrel's
Bird Cages, , "'rocket Knives, Guns, Pinola, ~
Ammunition: Lionons, Trusses, Supporter(, . '
Shoulder Braces, port monnale, Spectacles, ;
Silver .b plated Spoons, Forks, At. Gold pens,
Stationery, • 'Violin, Guitar, Bass Viol Strings, ,
Lithographs, porcelain Teeth . Artist's Tribe paints,Brusti
es, Ite..te. Also some Dry Goods, Wooden Ware, hard
and Japanned Ware, Fluid add Oil Cans, Catnphine, Coal
Oil; Burning Fluid, . Alcohol, Turpentine. lamp, tanner's,
neat f00t, , ,' lard,mlive, castor boiled and raw linseed Oils.,
White Lead,.7.lnc, and all kinds Of colored
_paints, Vine.
gar, Canary Seed, also all the popular PA DMTIOEDI
CINES, and other things too numerous to mention. ' !
It is impracticable to give more than a general outline
of my stock through the newspapers every ohs wishing
GOODS Is invited to call and examine.. Customers on
entering the store must not expect to tied every thing In
_sigquiht
r ;
y bat nearly every article wanted will be produced by
in .
'Thankful for the liberal patronage - hitherto received. he
hopes to merit a continuance and large increase of the
same.. ABEL TUBBELL. ; -
,
Montrose, june 5,1860. .
THE BEST 110713 TE • 1860.
- • FROM ~..
WYOMING VALLEY TO PHILADELPHIA, NEW
• . , YORK, BALTIMORE; ••
An all Points North do West;
LACKAWANNA & BLOOMSBURG RAILROA
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Two Daily Passenger Trains
"WILL IL =X BETWEIM
SCRANTON AND NORTIIIIINBERLAND,
.A 5 'FOLLOWS •
Irciviro . son's.;
Phil's N. Y.
Mall.. Fapreo,
610 4.25
movnto ircorrn. •
N. Y. Phil's-
- Express.. Mail.
Leave Leave a: r. r. m.
Scranton. . • Nortbn'land, 5.30 4.45
'Arrive at • . Arrive at •
Pittston, • 6.38 4.53 Danville, 6.05 , 6.20
Kingston, .! 7.05 5.20 Rupert, .6.35 6:50 •
Shickshinny, 7.50 6.25 Bloomsburg, 6.45 . 6.00
Berwick, 8.23 6.56 Berwick, 7.15 ;6.35
Bloomsburg, 8.50 • 7.30 • Shirkshinny, 7.45 ' 7.06 •
Rupert,, 9.00 7.40 Kingston, 8.53 7.45
Danville, '.9.25 5410 , l 'Pitt s to n , 8.57 8.15 .
Northnland, - 10.(10 8,45 Scrantott, 9.25 8.45'
ram LACKAWANNA & BLoomssußawitextuoAD
co:macre *rim Tux •' •
DEL. LA ,GRAWA.NNA WiLSYRILN RAILROAD
At Scranton, for New York and Philadelphia, and inter-
mediate points east ; also for Great, Bend, Binghamton,
, Buffalo, Niagara-Fans, and all impertantpointa
•
At Rupert it connects with the Wayless Railroad, for
points both: East and West.
At Northumberland it connects with the 13nitbury 'and
Erie Railroad, for points Wait and South. •
PENNSYLVANIA .STATE
'aizaicovrunaz, soincTir,
10th Annual !Exhibition
ox ras
—;
nATT LE GURU:II,44"
NE .111 rnz
OkING MONUAIEN T,
ol a d In tho vicinity of .
WILKESBARRE, 'PITTSTON & SCRANTON,
. • 1 - IN LTIZNRNE COUNTY
' .."' ' •-
TIM rstilbition will open on Tuesday, and will conttn
no Font days, sit
- .. .
Sept!. 25th, 26115, 27111 4c 28th, '
The' Grounds, which are most beentillilly situated, are.
not only large, but remarkably wall adapted to the pur
poses of tbt exhibition. They contain seventy-two acres,
a non track Mr Horses, at well as every other convenience
accessary tb the comfort and safety of exhibitors and the
animals and articles they wish to exhibit, are provided.
Arrengethents have been made.with thevliffercat Rail
road Companies for the transportation of articles intend
ed for exhibition free of charge both ways.
Vialthre WA° exhibition will And moat ample amaze
medations moderate Woos. •
The di ff erent Railroad Companies will lame F.:minion
Tickets.- " .
List of Premiums. Judges; and Regalationt, &e. can be
had at all the principal Apiellitals-r Ware/maser: from
Sturderankat Wilkesbams; and oix &Wks
tiorfunW September Ist, to the Secrete:y.4s Harrisburg.
After that time, the Secretary's Mice will be at West
Pittston, Lucerne county : •
Competition open tó all.
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A. 0. HEISTIM, Fey.
Ur All then to Luzern. Wyoming, Monroe,
Susquehanna, Bradtbra. Northumberlankrunin,
Montour, Columbia. Rehm, Bra and counties.
please ptddlikknd sued bats Rabb Ong for Itildatten.
Anituct Itit raw.
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LADJ ONE PRICK -
2r.eiaxrcrir orazi. isProzias
ToHN'FAREERA. No. 718 ARCH et. between 7th
0 and 9th eta.„Phihidelgata, (late of 8111 Xarket BD”
porter, ManufaZtarer of and Dealer In ail kladrot7
-19 v aXL4205r 3F 1 111141111
Haying removed
my New Storr
Arch et Philadelpht
ing now a
i be n the Mannf emptied
en
Of Peaty Pura,
madame w , ith the 'ow
PrincipW! I hens sr
at the lowest pr._
conahttent withateasor4l
profit, I would solicit
from those to want
for either Wks' a
ren's wear; It an insi
of my selections ol
good'
l s i a ty ti sopw I
desired essential
1137 - Persons at a t —. 4 and it. inecnresw
lent to colt pereonallv. name the article, they
!dab. tozether with the mice, and instructicrne kw mad
leg, alio forward the order to my addresmacolum
110a—to insure a satisfatory
80 cstagantice Wilk their
wishes. m 00, 18. am ,
88ntronii 3 O
LIVER INVIGORikTORI
EVER DEBILITATE&
IT Is compounded eneireljyrom Gulag_ w • bee become as established Up, a nt .
• apprevel by ad taw o..ll,v:wet it; slut le serer rar
new sell coaddesce It
;41 the dermal fee 'kink se
to receesetteeded.
It bas eared thettraada g I
=ken Izattl y i
Ybe Sawmill be adapted
Indlaldnal taking le, and ne•
set vett, -ea the Lioweita
Let do dictates of year
. 611, of the LIVER IT- g!
aldose Liver Cons
tacks, Drepepsia,
eumm.er Coin
rye DrOPIT, Sour
Costlresiess, Choi-
Miliforbus, Cholera
times, Jaundice,
kts;entl may be used enc.
ry Family • Medi- F
nr.• DACII E, Cas
twenty minutes, it
spoonbill Fero tak-I
sal*,
A . I Who use It ars
la Its favor.
MIX .WATER IN THE MOUTH WITH
THE LNVIG6HATOH, Ail) SICILLLOW
HOTH TOGETHER, \
Prlee One Dollar per ZULU%
•••• A 4.50. ---
s-ANronws
CATiAi s Ti L e . PILLSi
:CO4I.OIIi(DED 111.(41.,
Pare Vegetable E aaaa els and pat up la
GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and will tarp
In any climate.
The Penally ~ Cw. • theta-Ile PILL bac; -
tls hot active Cathartic 5 nide!, the proprioter
oiled ho hla practice mere than twenty yew;
The noustantly lorressing demand Crum thole lAN
b a ,.k. gui .dthepty.L°• a hal ,the iculantetkie wide h
all express In regard to their •-• um has Miura/ onto pima
there within the roach of all. ta i
The Proirmioa re!! know I th at dllrereut Calattes sac
at Moms Jonloos- 1,
or the! truce* '
" the FAMILY CA-1 THARTIC P I I. L.
bee. sigh doe reference to . th is • well estabildiad fit.
been compounded from a riv. 11117 id the Weil Two.
table Estrada. ebleb act ;I; shag on every
_part of the
anMoiarr COAL and arc Irll good sod sate to all as
es where a Cathartic is cg ..1.1.4, sorb as DO.-
corageotents of the o i l El co tat se h_.. Steep'. ---
deli", Pales In the Beek and. Loin
Costiveness,. Pate and Soreness ow
the whole body, groto sudden cold.
trequeolte. 11 negiecuri, end Ina bog mans or re. z
mr, Loss of App.- Itte, a erupt ng nen.
cation nrCold over - the body Restless. ,
me.% lieNdaehn orweight 14 the head -
di Intlass ni, • tot 7 Diseases. Warms la'..
Children or Ad tal le, 4
Utley Footle in. a neat'
Part iler alba Blood . 4 ,, and mazy amain to Mad/
flesh Is heir. Ica norrenani eta to otectkoth UM serenha
"est Dose. Ito S.
- PRICE THREE DINES.
The Liver Invigorator and. Falun" Car
thartte Pills are retAged hy Drageata guarani. sai
mkt who/male by the Trade In all the large him= -
E. T. W. SANFORD; M. Lk,.
Ilanuf.etlimr and ereMder.
ay, New York.
For sate In Montrose by ADELTVIUMI4, Aged.
335 Broad
DYS P E PS .I A,
Dyspepsia, Debility of the System, pysppits,
Dyspepsia, Debility of the System, Dyspepsia,.
Liver Complaint,
Liver Complaint, Acidity,
Bilious Complaints, Bid &thug,
Bilious Complaints, Sick. Headache,.
FLATULENCY, LOSS- OF APPETITE,
FLATULENCY, LOSS OF APPETITE,
and ike l nianbirku other 'diatom ea - 14119 frow bt
cEsratiosi and jestailinnal disorders of tie,oftexh.
And ready rilirf a that candiigai sad WA*"
THE OXYGENATED BITTER&
THE OXYGENATED . BITTERS.
Bailable Testimony.
W. oall attention of (*treader go tie followinfr
kttor fro g s Pre:sic/at Smith, formerly of Fah'
Uniworsity: and now of libuscsoolip, Md.
HIDDLEro•Kri, Cam., Feb. 118,
PIM( W. FOWLZ k. Co.,Gentlessen:—l Mr.
made use a the Ouguated /hum earns wens is
eight yens since. Having suffered for twenty yeas
from a foim of dyspepsia, which wu attended with •
netvons,twideche, on en average of Dot less then sew
day In a week, l was induced, by the unpretending rev .
ommendatiA of Dr. Greet; " to_ tl7 one bottle, and It
no benefit wig received to discontinue the use."
The use of one bottle warranted a further trial, to the
_extent of come three; or four, with a careful obsemnoe •
of the accompanying directions. The result was, as
almost entire rens( from duo usual dyspeptic rymptonse
!And thiir depetweng, painful amsevences. I belles•
these Bitters produced an entire change In the habits of
my system, ind upon the active energies of the dipole*"
orgies. I now deem myself aa exempt nom Dyepepsit
is most Person. These Bitters hare also beet of ,
vied to ether numbs!! amp family.
Very - nriplittairk . prs, .
AUGUSTUB W. BIRTH.
THE OXYGENATED DITTEHN.
THE OXYGENATED BITTER&
RICTIXOND, Tiara Co., Pa., Aug. 115, k/A.
GinTralentr,-,.Attar iuffering for more than dine
lows with Dppeprits, and trying many nmedies ne
.comniatifed for . that diseaie without any pod nark. 11.
wu Induced, by,Dr. P. 11. White of Man'aeld, to glow.
the Oryiroutted Biffirs a trial. .1 took two bondedd,
which pee mew meth relief that I purchased two.
may, which - dive nearly or quite effected a care. I 101111
now neatly seventy-five year. of age, and fog dues
• usontlei part - have felt no inconvenience !Wadley
peati.leaaure in recommending the 8100111 10 la
allilated with Dppepeia and its concomitant dleetwata.
Frm:: Dr. WldUt.
Ilmf izta;, " 4 , ingl, Co., AO g. 1821. 1
' I have need the dryings/it Baton la .trrY pnadies
with der.ided eocaa in debility and gernasallareenstke.
Ste:, and seaddendy reentemend them In goatel do.
betty, end Amass of the digestive argils'..
_ -r. n. warrr,-u.p.
THE OXYGENATED-DMIEIDL
THE OXYGENATED. DITTEBL-
." PREPARED BY B. W. TOWLE & CO,
IS Tremat !treat, Batas
# 4l6 l . DrriB9i Ada, Nam, owilferda 4l4lll ay*
Man mid city dtrompkad Ida mar*.
t# - For salepy Abel Terrell and Read, Watson' & Poe.
ter, Montrose; L. H. Woodruff, Dimoek; Amos Nichols,
Brooklyn ; Whitney & Boxier, Hanford ; Weed & Ward,
Great &Ad; J. O. Olmstead, Dandaff; L. arta% Great
Bend. Jlll7
' DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.
;NIL 0. I'HAPS ItROWN, ilisgres* nine of Ccmantop-
Jo doe, was for several years so badly afflicted by.
payola that for a part of the time be was confined to Ida
bed He was eventually eared by a wataiptien furnished
tam by aiming clairvoyant girl. • file prescription. era&
him by a mere cod, *idle In
.a state of trance. las Welk
intrybody who two tabs It, Waver haying Al ed one&
It is,squally inue in cases of !de as of
•
•
.•
_ As asgesirlsg Where steels of tbe prinelpal barb est
maeft and all of the Ingredients are $
o belts*
arrytlntg slam 1 silliest] Me. voolualge preerriptkos
say m us ts tha rarait of one stamp to pay
Ds. Gisee4e,Jeney
SD web Tor. 0 .- PooN.Dmrets'e us Pit Mb as
sem Depot, & WEST.
Lie
•
willsin the Ilst tvre
of reilef. u th.•
ix> Cts.perament al Ow
ed La mach Tlazaaitas ea is
ad.-meat ankle yea' a tie
VIGORATORi tat a
plaints, 1111leue At•
Chronic Diarrhoea, ,
plaints, Drama*.
Stomach, Malin'
le, Cholera, Chats.. •
lithe isms. Flita•
VemalieWeakneter
cesitally as ea Ordtaa-
elite. It ertllaire SICK
lammed' eta lastlfp la
two or Wiwi T.
en. at -eicutiecaimett et
giving their Ilmethoorr
A. TrZBAltO