z i ne ss, will be a caution to
_bear greese,
now I tell ye." •
By time the two goat-teed musician-.
era and Squire Dawkins bid- gone into
the tavern and left Zeke and I etandin'
out on the s door steps. 'When I found
there warn't anybody rpund but, us two; I
says to Zeke, says .
" What do you think f of our new mew
- sie • • . •
"Darned little, says he. "It ain't go
ing to do you nor I any good, anyhow.
Yon see, Jonathan, that you are leader
no*, - and I'm head b:ise singer of the
Spotsdown choir, and your sister , is.
head gal singer. You know, too, that the
gals in general, all over the village, think
tarnal sight of head singers:- Nirell, this
new mewsic-, you see, will make a thun
derationnotse, and drown all our voices
chock out.. Then we shall be sewed up
and entirelydone I to. We shall haveto shut
.np shop and go home. Then we shall be
-laughed and snickered at by all the gals
in town, and finally dray cdto fothi3x side
of sun down, or somewher else."
"Jess so," says I;' "and I motion woo
don't stand it."
"Second that motion," said he. "Ent
how in thunder are we going to help it?"
"Don't know es we Vall i " says I;- but'
we can try; I've got a plan tn my head."„
"Sich as what?" said he.'
"Sich," said I, "if it works woll, as will
kick up a muss in our choir, and kick the
mowsto oat on't the same time. These
chaps- with the instruments, you knelt - ,
can't speak much English." ,
"And can't read any," said he.
" That'djust the idea," says I, that's go
in' to, do the wholekbiumess.,
"How !" say Zeke. •
"Wait till to-morrow mornin' and vou'l
see," says I. "You know I lead the sing
in'?"
"Sartin I do." •
"And find the tunes in the psalm hook?"
"Eggsietly," says he.
"And give them Out to the singers?"
• "Yes," sayi he. •
• "And these ere chaps can't Tend_ any
English?"
" Not a smudgeon," said he. •
Nuff sed Zeke. Wait till the first
hymn is gin out tA-morrow morning.",
Well, the next morning came as. was
expected, and it wassme of them ere kind'
of summer mornings you generally read
about. The sun nz in all his glory at half
past four o'clock, and at ten, • when the
meetiebegan, it was hot enough to boil
eggs in the shade. A Jong time before
the second bell rung, the 'motile house
was crowded ram jam full. All the choir
was, there and the form musiciOners be
sides. Wall, about a quarter after ten, in
come the minister, and a Olagnav genteel,
stiff-lookin' sort.cif a chap tow. - He walk=
though
up the broad aisle, into the pulpit, as
though be owned the meetin' house and
everybody in it. Soon as he got there he
hemmed and fia'w - ed
,a little, blowed his.
nose a g?eat deal, took up the hymn book
and said—
The choir will sing e if they please ' the
two hundred thirty-third limn, short,.par
, ticular metre; hymn two hundred thirty
three."
Then he read the hymn in a sort of silk
and worsted kind of voice, as soft as soak
ed saw-dust. Whilst he was doing this
I picked out thg tune, and it took two of
them to sing that tune with me now 'I tell
von. r picked out a long metro tune ftsr
the singers. Then we all "stood up to sing,
instruments in front'. Jest before we be. ,
gun, I whispered to Sal 'and Zeke Jones,
and se".
I—
« Put in all you know," find you'd bet
ter believe they did it. Wall,' I led off
the singin' double quick time,- so that we
got tlitough the first stanza atOre the .mn
bicianers had played half their tune out..
Howsomever they kept on playing while
we stopped to breathe, and then the con
gregation -began to snicker, and . the mill-
ister's face looked like a niammonth spec
imen of blood beet cut in halves. I wait
edspatiently for the music to stop, and ar
ter a while it did.
_Then' we was just a
goirt' to sing again - , when the Italian chap,
the big fiddler, von know, walks up to
me, shakes his bow in my face, and says—, '
• "You much diabols, you—vat yon.
—spile - de mewsicke. 'Spose a you do it
again, 'ver much I spile your head." .
"Yon will hey ?" says 1.. "Then I guess
Pll spite yours, in adVance." •
Then upwith my fist without.. any.
more ariew, and planted it-under Mr. Vin
egar's left ear. 'Very directly, of course;
he fell, and our Sal being in the,. way, like
a tarnal fool, he struck smack agiri her,
and she fell too.. Then Mr. Sledgehammer,
the German 'man, hit me from behirnt an
awful louder on the back ,of the head.
Zeke Jones hit him at the same time and
place, the rest of the male singers rushing
fOrward to put in foir a 'share, tumbling
over us as we all lay prostrate on the floor,
and of course there was a very beantifed
and g - e aeral muss all around the choir.
Then smite-of the gals sung out -"mur-
der!" . some.of 'em "tire!" mid some of 'em
"halfeletjahl" Some of the congregation;
too, sung ont "call the constable!' sail
or chap in the gallery sung out "call the
watch I"—one of the deacons ran up into
the pulpit, and the minister thinkin' he
was cumin' to killlim, shied the big .liible
at the deacon's -head, and then jumped
'pact the pulpit window. •
In the meantime Sal pulled all the stash
ers off the Italian's-face, and takin-me for,
- the German violinist, slapped my chops
most tremendously. .
Then both of the k mnsicianers got up
and Zeke Jones - and kicked' em out of
the meetin house, ima the congregation
kicked uF out arter 'ein. Sal got her bran
newkalliker delane torn-all to smash.
. • The sexton ,shah. up the meetin louse,
• and there aint beeit -any preachin nor es
pecially singin of any consequence there
: since, and that amt all, Frlont think there
ever will be. The muss in our choir was
the only great event talked on fora long
.time in them parts,,l tell ye.
FIFTH STREET * PITTSBURG; P.A.
lit i cruzactioci. Lu. 1840.
Chartered by the Legislature.
lkitAlltr 8000 SITDEICTs, frcim almost eve:7 State.
in the Union, bare been educated for buoineisa. being
the only College of the kind in the United Statue polish:ma'
• by an eeperieneed TherLiatit.
Oor Junior Principal:arm 11. Dee,. luta Imo been error
' dod. be oar State and other Palm L'loll First Premium.r.
for Boldness dr. Omtuuental Penman p, over competitors:
. called the beat penmen'in the oruutry. Sample* of hie;
Beninese and-Ornamental Writing, a eirealar of LO pages,
. and arielegaut engrz.ving, maikxl . pe.t paid, on receipt of
25 cents tn
For tale. book-aellere. llarper's Enlarged Edition of
MIFFS BOOK KEEPING, '&2 pages. awarded/our
Notair, and eaueilchied theghamher of commerte.
and Amerteatelnatitate of New Tork, sathe published
Dun & Dcracurs new and elegantly engraved rietmor
Cope Books. ids nnzabefc. UPagna; Sue cap nn r. PO eta ,
par dozen: Done edition, el per dozen. J. 11. Lippincott ; '
6Co phondeitaltat W. G. Johnston. dt Co., Patabnrch.
" DOTC.4IIPB WWI of Baainese and Ornamental Pen.
manehip, crown carte, Dolt id from Gm colkwe.
• Addreaa:_ .P DUFF swim. Principals.
ffrilny your scholarship in town. College. that send
'• them abroad, cannot sell them at home. where they are
lams . /4,141!
• LIF S MEMORIALS.,
- • —•
4. 1 WOULDN'T TAKE A WORLD FOR THIS,'
I
a lady remarked Ito us o'day or twei niece,
bhp exhibited the sport rait of an only child. gouo
to the "spirit land;" which was one of
WEIM3I3IISi! '
Hoo sh:ettla regret;it, had'.l not secured
ilia precious. memorial of that.dear ooe." •So
'thought wo. -The 'area:fines aro trot always
With us; and while we can call themours, every
one should secure such a memorial ; especially
since they can haim them so truthfully taken by
that succeisfel 'artist, A. B.TUBBS. of Mug . -
hatnton. • • ' dee
- - • r HORATIO GARRATT •
.
Dealer in FLOUR, ORAI117; GROCER
IES,- IPROVISIONS:- DYE
WOODS, Staple DRUGS,
WOODEN arid STONE WARE, ALL
•• KINDS 4:II.O.USEKEEPING
ARTICLES d YANKEE
NOTION. IN GEls"EßA'L.—one' door
Nord+. of Baratim's Hotel, Newifilforcl, Pa.;
Vuotli.n be pleased - to sec all his old friontbs
VV. and many new ones at his' NEW Stine
fronting, the DEPOT, where ho is prepared to
show them such, a' stock of the above articles
as 'New Milfiird has long stood in nerd of.. •
"Division sid e track has as moos , advantages as
division of lai,or.r, Any man confining himself
to one timed' of•btutinetis, giving that branch
his wholt, Capital and attention can keeps better
assortment, bny cheaper and SELL CHEAPER
than if the same•means.and'timo Was employed
in a general trade. Jf you dont 'think so. 'eon
on the subscriber and be convinced. The sound
.principle of '
SMALL PRO FIT. - AND PROMPT PAYMENT,
will be atrial)? adhered to. Butter and othor
Prodnco forWarcied to New York; to one of the
best commission houses in the Cify;and•protopt
payments guaranteed.
HORATIO CrARRATT.
New Milford, Snsq, Co. Pa.. , April, I §6o.—y.,
' '
MORE, NEW ARRANGEMENTS
FOR 1560'..
GREAT . IATTRACTIONS
AT THE
FOOT 'Tim FOOT tor DIATBI.S .
V IE
extensive Furniture Establishment of,
&unit BaarnEns having_been refitted and
greatly impr'eved, the
. proprietors ,respectfully
announce to the citizens of Montrose and vicin
ity that they ore 'constantly akircg, and keep!on
hand the LARGEST and BEST assortment of
RNITURE •
a
To be nnd In the Country.
We.give the following list of some of the err
tides whiell]we will sell at greatly redud
price:4lov Cott or REairr PAY:
Bureaus, Walnut or Mahogany,, with glass,
from $l6 to $35.
Bureaus with Xnarble or broratelle tops, fiale
818 to $24.-1 Mid assortment, from 88,
siq, 12, 14, to 818, •
SVash Stands;•Card Stands, Corner and Square
Stands, of alllvarieties and prices, from 75 cerits
to ten dollars. .
Desks, Divans, Jewel Racks, Footstools,Otto
mans, Lern*, &e.
- COntre, Card,' Pier; Toilet, Dining, Kitchen;
and Extension Tables.
Chairs—Co' and Wood Seats, Rockers—
Cane, Flag, had Word Seats, of every variety
and style, .
Sofas, tete p ties furnished at short netie
at Now York:prijes.
N. R. Ready, made coffins -on hand or fur
nished at snort notice.—llea , ses 4 . always in
readiness when desired. -
‘Ve employ none but'Cartzroi. and EATr.I.
ENCED W(11:1016. We intend to do our Won);
WELL, And sell if a. 4 Low as Wean be atTi.rdeA
• W. W. SMITH, •
I 'A. S:11111114,11R.,
E. li. SMITH.
.::111ontrose, Jan. 18th, IB6o.—tf.
NEW ',GOOPS
..!
•
Z f awisville Cegtrp;Stisq. co., Pa.
' •
IIATA:LL Paper, Window Papers and Borders,
V. *very lite stock, this day 'received, by •
. AOC lith. . R..KEN VON, dR. & CO.
t t
silks, !Mans and calicoes, an immtnse
tj variety, by . ' IL KENYON, JR. & CO.,
E ,
VERY style of Cotton Pant •GOodn, etc. this
dai by R. KEN YON,; ijc.. 47.. co.
QIL , roc ILA; and Cashfriere shawls. a laigr
tart*, 14W. R. KENYON, JR. dz. CO.
_LS. TOBACCO Una day' . received - and
Yaalei tower than el,Tts here in Susqu'a
euun l ty7 . 1 R. SVI ON, JR. IL CC).
o 1 f o di t i os SALE ATUS in store and
t
!Rale Alis- !ho box or lb.
ARGE &tick of FANCY Drr Goods Tor
LI sage R. KENYON. JR.,& CO.
, ,
FENEA Settp-LFiro Elegant styles, .romPlele—
.l. frlinr tc4so. R. KENYON;JR.& CO.
I.lwOille Centro, Pa., April, 1860.
oldszeroitros •
LIVERINVICORATOR
I
NEVER. DEBILITATES. '
ITliromPoiitorled entirely froiri fiettna. and
, bag 74,u.. gat kt..1..11..hed fact, a ritaadar.l al a home. ka.ma a
nod ajoiamoodi Or all that ,hare mot it, and I,i now n.
weed bk Ira ce br n =alliana ion the daleaato for witch It
la foo•intnecoltvL i I
it bar aural tbouaand.! ll 2, ,Ingilln the 3,1 n tan .yearl
ego did airen;no'.l/ heood'lleg 'lat relief. at the narnarons '
cnooltilted cortiloauri In my! ju t .Iposacna:nr, ahoy, . • '
The iota unlit tioadAvtaij Ir. Ito the tennieratneot of the
todividnal taste IL and nal" led in such tin:lathing as to
act read.. cm the /I.owela.
Lot the dlealdra of your. bed=nedgahle you In this
two or 'ohe LIVER IN-1 i VIC: OILATO It, and il.
wan 04,9 Ligieg, - VOin- 1 , .4 pialasts, Bilious At , .
tacka, lititepali.,l lehroola Diarrhoea,
8
li at sh goer ,' o get -" plalota, Dyhostte;-
r 7.. Dropsy Sour! IStanock,llabittu4
at
'Costiyeemiak; Clout-1 l ln, Choi. ro., Citole•
rolitorbtvOikolera i :Infanta . , Flatus
Sense, J a Ici 0 dle e.,1 IPetnaLb tied k nesal.
ea, and may belayed ine- i _. neat/ally as an Ordlnao•
try Family ii Shall -! WI jel rte. It hleure hilCit
ILEA DAL'IIIE, taxi :thoutantla in testify.) lit
• itorelity miniittes,, IL i two or three 'refr -
apoottfolCiage talc- 1 len at moat of
a tta ch: 1
A I tawholnko it are, , gtring , ell leadasadtl7
la Italatae. , •, 1
Al* NVAiEIi IN Tlllg MO . It WITII
TILE INVIiiOILAT43,I4 AND WALLOW -1-, ,I
110TIUTOGETIIII 11., • ' '
t ,, I ,
Ps:Il011e Dollar
per 13e tie.
- • i•• i
. . i• 1 71
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• , I
0 41. - N-' I OIL D S , ...
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.
•
H' -FAMILY '
.
•
CATHARTIC.P, LLS; ,
FROM:- 1
rut* Vegetable Extracts, and put op In
'01..A3511 CAPES. Air - red...and . man keep
to any elites rte. ~.
The , Family Cs- •thnittelPlLLlstpll-
til. bat Attlee i,Cattitarthe 3 width th e, proprietor bas
ca... 4 In Ina penciller More than taint , years. •
Tha enivaintly inneenatof dainseat taint ,
Oars oho
bare long aseithePlLLo gj and the aatarreethat alleb
31
. otPro•! , la Marl tattler o'• usaioaltglineolnteta plane
theta within thiareselt 4 2.11. C • i
, b ., ProloaalOn wall .otlr that &Argot Cathartics sat
et daisreut trillions of the bowels. I .
i). VALMILT CA.. , T11.11.11t1 , 7:1) 1 i. 7.
W. wall doe‘releroaes to 'this well a ilift,
W . V . ...Poundal front a ri", ...set, g pt., ve c e.
labia Sono* hrbieb art "la , Wks an 0fer7. 21 Or the
Minn . ntnn , canal. and
I .as g ed.* and wall to all ea*
en oarn'e 6 iC.ll4o.rtb. . - -bread. spelt is De.
gaugementa •of the 81.013:11• oh, s iteipi.
rteloi. rains In the . Reek 'lnd , Zooms.
' C-ostivenes.4 P• i to niall. Sageness over.'
the whole: body, roon *Odin gold, which
frAmetritY. 11 b 1.0.0.01. • toad la a ands wares of Pe
' ..ter, Lees ass App.- tur.fteratpinginell• .
Nation et .enlltover the ...d r ....
i
ova.. Vleaunc.e.. 4.. Vaaimitt. - lb* kollid..
all let oars watery imam, ?Worms.%
Childress Or 'Athol la, 14 It Ir
ham 11eunarmm tlairt.. a re
a- urt tier ottbeetoott ..., and . to w bs,..b
Is dash hair, too macron lip to norationin ilk ageertlie
man Dests.lt. 3. - _..- '
EXUDE TIMER 'DIME S;
'
- Th e Liver invigorator end andir pn..
tha rite Pit le ant retailed by
late was.
. soli orlakealo by the Trade In all the large was.
. 111. M. W. SAIVIPOIXD , Id D., •
. , . ;1- . laaduktetarar. ProralooF,
'. 333.11roaderny , Stew Yok.. •
?
,
•‘• For *l6 hi Montrosp Iv ABEL 1 O nt.
I. d
... .
Ty ATEIIIISI,tE6ETABLE i3OMPOITN. D,
1.41 1
liyatstar .
T. 11V . Inkletale and Retail:
. ABTA
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cmtniviNirpiß
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041 lin Mr "'' . - 4v
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SO
C 1 i SY
NOBITAIN HERB
WORM IEI.
Herbs, Barks and Roots
vusus
Poisonoui Minerals and Drugs.
MOTHERS TAKE HEEDI
.
' Do you Then ,observisor the uneasy Rations of
your children; consider' ttukt it may be mons
than a mere Moll° that afflicts them / In nine
Eases out of ten ; the canoe of the Jade suffer
er's anguiah is WOR.VS, and sinza - be a nom
holed to.
HEADS. OF FAMILIES
Do not At your eldhltranuffer, when we preen
you in
,I.UDSONT WORM TES .
A SAFE AND FLEASANT CMS FOR WORMS.
flow touch better and safer would it bei.to
hare • lt always in the imam A little delay
when • child is taken 11l may often be the cause
of its death, while acting without delay, and
bgiving the MOUNTAIN HERB TWA Immo.
diately, you will not only Mee the shod a long
and tedious Moms, and yourself much expense,
but OM feel happier in knowing that you hare
done YOur duty, and perchance eared Its life. "
This medicine Is combined purely of . •
HEWS AND ROOT
NOT A PARTICLE OF
.ot
No more filthy Termliege will be nsel
those who once use this Toe. The only entire
principle of all other Termituges. and Worn:
killers is DiNnxtur.v.
, OIVE NO
CO - 161, C:10
YOUR CHILDREN.
Vas tlda Smple, See, Vegetible Ifedietne.
This Worm Tea wasdiscorered In an unusual
Vey among the Wilds of Northern Mexico—a
tall account of it you will find in our Almanacs.
- dalt for the "Remus of T47a 4lnuouic," of the
Agent, and when you Lave reedit, nand-it to
your neighbor/I. that they may stlso know Maud
I be cured by this GREAT REMEDY
JUDSON'S WORM TEA
KILLS WORMS
BAYRE & BRO., Aghtn, ilontroso. (deal.
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS'
The proprietors and 'manufacturers of HOS
TETTER'S ,CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TERS can appeal with perfect confidence to
physicians and citizens generilly of the Jnitod
States, because the article has attained &repu
tation heretofore unknown. A few facts upon
this point will speak more powerfully than
volumes of bare assertion or blazoning puffer.
The consumption - of Hostetter's Stomach —Bity
tors for the last year amounted to over a half
million bottles, and from its manifest steady
increase in times past, it is evident that during
the coming year the consumption will reach
neartme million bottles. This immense amount
could never have been sold but for the rare
medicinal properties contained in theprepara
tion, and the sanction of the,most prominent
physicians in those sections of the country
where the article ie best known, who not only
recommend the Bitters to-their patients,' but
are ready at all times' to give testimonials to its
efficacy in all cases of stomachic derangements
and the disetises resulting therefrom.
sit This is not a temporary popularity, obtained
by extraordinary efforts in the way of trum
peting the qualities of the Bitters, but a solid.
estimation of an invaluable medicine, which is
destined.tobe as enduring as time itself.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters have proved
a Godsend to regions where fever and ague
and various, other bilious complaint's have
counted their victims by hundreds. ' To - be
able to state confidently that the "Bitters"
are a certain cure for the Dyspepsia and. like
diseases, is to the proprietors a source of un
alloyed pleasure. It removes all morbid matter
'from r ile stomach, - purifies the blood, and
, imparts renewed vitality to t o nervous system,
_ giving it that tone and'en gy indispensable
for the:restoration of health. It operates upon
thultomach, liver, and other digestive organs,
mMly but power fully, and soon restores them
to *condition essential to the healthy discharge
of the funothins of nature.
-.Elderly persons may use the Bitters daily as
per directions on the bottle, and they will find
in it a stimulant peculiarly adapted to comfort
declining years, as it is pleasant to the palate,
invigorating to the bowels, excellent as a tonic,
and rejuvenating generally. We have the evi-
donee of thousands.of aged men and women
who have experienced the benefit of using this
preparation while suffering from stomach de- •
rangeinents and general debility; acting under
the advice of physicians, they have abandoned
all deleterious drugs • and fairly tested the
merits of this article. A few words to the
gentler sex. There are certain periods when
their cares are so harassing that many of them
sink under the trill. The relation of mother
and child is ,so absorbingly tinder, that the
mother, especially if- eke be young, is apt to
forget her. own health in her extreme anxiety
for her infant. Should the period of maternity
arrive during the summer season, the wear of
body grid mind is generally aggravated. Here,
then, is a necessity for a stimulant to recupe
rate the energies cf the system, and enable the
mother to bear up under her exhausting trials
and 'responsibilities. Nursing mothers gene
rally prefer the Bitters: to all other invigora
tors that receive the endorsement of physi
cians, because it is_ agreeable to the taste as
well as certain to give ti permanent , increase
.of bodily strength.
All those persons, to whom we have particu
larly referred above, to wit: sufferers from
fever and ague, caused by malaria, diarrhoea,
dysentery, indigestion, loss of appetite, and
,all diseases or derangements of the stomach,
superannutited invalids, persons of sedentary
occupation, and nursing mothers, will consult
their own physical welfare by' giving to Hos
tetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters a trial.
CADTION.-- - We.caution the public against
wring any of the many imitations or counter•
felts, but ask for Holirwrisa's OLLISSATED
SrOsumi Brrraus, and see.that each bottle has
the words "Dr..T. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters"
blown on the side of the bottle, and stamped
on the metallic cap covering the cork, and
observe that our autograph signature is on the
labeL .
- sa - PPM:tared and sold by HOSTETTER &
SMITH. Pittsburgh; Pa., and gold by ell
Sznitglata, grocery, and .dealers gowns,
throughout the United States, South Amt.
rim and Germany.
lar For sale in Montrose by .
jani2 L , • • ABEL TURRaL
MADAME SCHWEI4D'S •
15a1a,23.1.1131c) Nodal:m.4:l63ns.
FOR the speedy and effeetttal cure oral! Inflammation*
Peters, 'Bittumatiato, Dyweia, Liter Complaint
Aim, Grate. and all Acute and Chronic Dlocaptat o
Aiievra and Ctuz.nnett. Pond 9 cent htamp to her Agent
• • G. B. JONES,
Hundred.' oly teatimoniala Blot 2010, Philo' P. O.
WAgeneir, S. W. Cur. Third la Arch Sta. oe4 141 w
yaw JABS, for vale
ABEL TERRELL
, a sure care for
illjotqtitiWO
S A! "I 't- - 1.7
IS USED lii IT.
4. TUPPI
CATHARTIC
PILLS.
Are you ark, Amble. and tom;
pinning/ Are yenoutof order,
with your systentdenmgcor and
your . fbelinge uncomfbrable
These symptoms are often the
wank to actions Muesli. Some
lit of sickness Is creeping upon
you, and should be averted by a
timely use of the right remedy.
Take Ayer's l'ills, and cleanse
oat the disordered humors
ray the blood; and let the 11131116
moreon unobstructed In health
vein. They atimitiste the ftme.
times of the,body into vigeroue
activity, purify the system Ikom
the obstructions which make
diocese. A Old settles some
- where In the body, andebotructs
Its natural fauctions. Thonot relleyedireact upon
themselves and the surro undingorgans, producing geo
oral aggravation suffering, an disease.. White this
condition. appraised by the denumementry take AVM%
rills, mut see bow directly , they restore the nature', no
tion of the system, and with it the buoyant feeling of
health agile. Whale true and so apparent in this trivial
and common complaint, is als o true in teeny of the deep :
Feared and dangerous distempers. The same purgative.
pavt expels them. Caused by similar obstructions and
derangements of the natural functions pf the body, they
are rapidly, and many of them surely, cured by tbo same
tomes. b one who know the virtueAlo these
neglect to employ them when auff
. from` the sot-
Otero they cure.
Statements from leading ithyslelami in some of the
principal cities, and from other well known public per- •
•
From a,Forteartfing Merchant of St. Z i ostis , Feb. 4, MO.
Dn, Arem :Neer Tills are the paragon of all that is
great in medicine. They have cured my little daughter
of ulcerous sores upon her hands and feet that hat proved
'mumble gar years. Her mother has boon long griev
ously afflicted with blotches and pimples on her ildu mud
lu tier hair. After our child wan cured, aho also tried
your Ms, and they li/watered her.
ASA monagivag.
A. a Family rhyale.
From Dr. E. Tr. Cartwright, New Orleans.
Your PIM 4ro the pritoui or purges- Their excellent
qualities surpass any cathartic we possess.. They are
mild, but very certain and effectual In their action on the
bowels, which makes theta Invaluable to tui la the dully
treatment of disease. . .
lliaanthe, Sick Ilendnehe,cr r
entl Stoartach,
From Dr. Edward Dart, Dr4tintore.
Dtt Bum An sa I cannot answer you what com
plaints I have cured with your rills better than to any
all that we cur treat with a purgative medicine. I place
great, dependence on an effectual cathartic in my daily
contest with disease, and believing as I do that your Pilli
afford us the best we have,'l of courseettluo them highly.
rirrsnititat Va., May 1, l&iS.
Dn. J. C. ATTU. Sir: I have been repeatedly cured of
the worst headache any body can have, , by a dose or two
of your rills. It twins to arise from a foul stomach,
•
which they cleanse at once.
Yours with groat respect, ED. W. FEEBLE, ,
• of Steamer Clarion.
Bilious Disorders Liver Complaints.
From Dr. Theodore Zell, of New Yea City. -
. _
Not only arc your nun admirably , achipted to their per.
pone as au aperient,tut I find their lomilicial effects upon
the Liver' very marked indeed. They have In my prim.
floe prom' more effectual for the cure of bilious coin
plaints than any one remedy I can mention. I al:merely
rejoice that we have at length a purgative which is wor
thy the confidence of the profession and the people.
DirAITMENT OF VIE INTERIOR,
Washington, D. C., th Feb., IW.
Sin : I have used your Pills id my general and hospital
practice ever slew you made-them, and do ROI hesitate to
say they are the beat cathartic we employ. Their-regu
lating action on the liver Is quick and decided, conse
quently they are en admirable remedy for derangements
of that organ. Indeed, I have Fleldouj found a case of
bile w disease so L obstlnnte that It (lid not readily yield to
them.- Fraternally yours, ALONZO , - ItALL,II. D.,
Physician of Mc ',Marina Ijospituf.
•
Atsentery,,Dlarrhcen, Relax, Worms.
From Dr. J. G. Green, of' Cbicauo.,
Your Pins bare had a long trial in my practice. and I
hold them in_retcem as one of the beskaperients I ham
ever found. Their alterative effect upO the liver makes
them en excellent remedy when given small doses for
bilious dysentery and dforrhon. Their . sugar-mating
makes them very acceptable and convenient for the use
of women and children.
Dyspepsia, Impurity of the Mood,.
'Fromi'er. J. V. !limes, Pastor of Admit Churrh, 608i0S.
Du. Avun : I have used your Pills with extraordinary
jsuceess in my family and among those I am called to visit
In distress. To regulate the organs - of digestion and
'purify the 'blood, they are the very beet remedy I have
ever known, and • I can confidently recommend them to
lay friends. Yours, • J. N.
WARRAW, Wyomlpg CO., N. T. Oct. 21, MS.
Damt Stu,: lam using your Cathartic l'ills rny prao•
Alec, and 110 them an excellent purgative to - cleanse the '
system and purify the/el/Wales of the lined.
JOHN G. 11E..A.C11A31,, 31. D.
Coo tu s t I pat lon , Costiveness. 'Suppress lon,
seuatlsm, Gout, hte
ernlgla, Dropsy,
1 ; 4 truly/els, Flts. etc.
From Dr. I'. Vaughn, Montreal, Canadh.. •
Too mach cannot be Raid of your rills for the cure of
costiveness. If others of oar fraternity have found them
. as efficacious an I have, they should join, me in proclaim
ing it for the benefit of the multltiides who sn.r from
that complaint, which, although bad -enbugh Initself, is
the progenitor of others that are worve Y believe rho-
Streams to originate in the liver, but your rills affect that
!organ and cure the disease. .
Prom Mrs. E. Stuart, Physician and Midwife, Dostan.
I find one or two large doses of your Pills, taken at the
proper time. are 'excellent prometives of the natural
secretion when wholly or partially suppressed, and also
very effectual to -cleanse the stomach and expel-teems.
They are co much the best physic we Mare that I rotten- ,
mend uo other to my patients.
.&pm the Dee. Dr. "'dukes, oftheMethodist Epis. Church.
Pt:LASKI 110Usx, Savannah, Ga., Jan. n, 1855.
'HONORED $lll i I 2 should.bq ungrateful.for the relief
your skill haS bron,,,r , ht ins if !I 'did not report . Toy case
to you. A cold Fettled in my4imbs and brought on ex
cruciating nearaloic.pains, which ended In chronic rheu
matism. Notwithstanding I had the best of physichms,
the disease grew worse:mi.' worse,-until by thu advice of
your excellent agent in Italtimore,"Dr. Mackenzie I tried
your Pills. Their effects were slow, but sum.h u y per.
1 severing in the use of them, lam now entirely We .
SFLVATF; CllAMitElt, Baton Rouge, La.,5 Dec., ISM.
Du. AvEn : I have been entirely cured, by your Pills,
of -Rheumatic Gout—a painful disease that had afflicted
me for years. VINCENT ELIDELL.
•
try- Moet of tbq Pills •In market contain Mercury,
which, although a valuable' remedy in skilful hands, is
dangerous in a public pill, from the dreadful consequences
that frequently foUow its - Incautious use. nese oaitatn .
no mercury or mh,wral substance whatever.
Price. 25 cents per Box. or 5 Boxes for $l.
Prepared by Dr.'. C. AYES de CO., Lowell, Mute.
For sale brAtxd TT:wren, 3tontrose; Church & thinner
Dundatr; 'Waltman ,t Swisher, Auburn Centre. and by, a)
dealers and druggists everywhere. ociS ly car
M I •
i1 F 4427 $ REST62AD
,( r ....viami , .....n.tssaugmanagras.
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chabbtate
An aperient and_stomachio prepartition of
IKON purifi7:d of Oxygen and Carbon by com
bustion in Hydrogen, of high medical author
ity and extraordinary efficacy in each of the
following complaints, viz.:
DEBILITY. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, ENA-
CIATION, DYSPEPSIA.. DIARRHEA, CONSTI.
PATION. SCROFULA,. SALT RHEUM. SCURVY,
IAITEDICE, LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUMA
TISM. .HERCITRIAL CONSEQUENCES, INTER
MITTENT FEVERS, NEURALGIA, =mac
HEADACHES, FEMALE WF.ARNESS, MIS
MENSTRUATION, WHIMS, CHLOROSIG. etc.,
PIMPLES ON TEE FACE, ROUGHNESS OF
THE SHIN, etc. •
The IRON being absorbed by the blood, 'and
thus circulating through the whole system, no
part of-the body can escape their truly wonder
ful influence.
The experience of thousands daily proves that
nepreperation of Iron . Callfor - a moment be
compared with it. Impurities of the blood, de
pression of vital energy, pale - sad otherwise
sickly complexions indicate its necessity in Al
most every conceivable case. In all cases of
female debility (fluor nlbne, chlorosis, etc.), its
effects are delightfully renovating. No remedy
has ever been discovered, in the whole history
of medicine, which exerts such prompt, happy t
and fullirestorative effects: Oood appetite, cont.
pieta digestion rapid acquisition of strength,
with an Wino:Lel disposition for active and
cheerful exercise, immediately follow its use.
As a grand stomxohic and general restorative
it has no superior and no substitute. 1.
Put up in neat flat metal boxes containing
DO ptlis,.price DO cents per box t six boxes,
OD SO; one dpzen boxis.lSS 00. For sale by
Druggists generally. . Will be sent free to
any. address on receipt of the price. All lets
ter*, orders, etc., should be addressed to
R. B. LOCKE* CO.,
General Agents.
330 ISMOADWAY, 111
N.l3—The above Is a fee- In the
Label on each box.
Sold in lacintrobo by ABEL TUILIGELL deep
WHY STAND YE ALL - THELDAY IDLE ?
SY Litily or Gentleman in GM - Gutted States porertalng
AL from $8 to $7. can enter Into An , easy and menet:to
tie tiusinco. by which from $5 to frill per day can lc real
ized, Vor pal ticulara addrenti (with tstampA
0 , •:. ,'Yo a.. W. R. ArTO77 (11.
!.i.' ABEL. TUARELL 1 •
,WCAS.Init returned from Wetting and an oba= l l 4l : lll
ILL ncra reeekrlng one of tho largest r boot Of
i
' • i
- _ '
\--.) \ .....-) ..... •-, ,_ 9
over offered In this market.' Tho onallty of twerly etery
thing good; all werntnted as represented- •
Terms : Ready Cad and Low Priem. A * general Idiot
the stock may be formed from the following manners' n :
Gloves, Itarnerwts, . eurratscaskl L L •
NEWS, Oita, Vomitory" Miaow G
Dv. &rims, Gnoesares, - Gums WWI,'
eitocwsoy. Mirrors, Cuomo: _ watsPArm, , ;„ . 1
—____
AYER'S
- ~--..", -.ICON. .g: -,--.... "a ...* ', , i
Wiliam t. Aria. W rs*w on, NRALINI,FANCT GooD!.'
Mimi instruments.lamps, Jewelry. Ferfuniery. 1 !..
Sumo Ware, Brooms, 33enshea, Whipa r timboWs
Bird . rocket 'Calm", 003:1* PUMA '.
MOM n dal'. Liquors, Trusses, Supporters 1
Slionler - Brar,es; port mounds, 5.... Ades; I '
Silver & plated Spoons, Forks, &c. Gold peas , 1_
Stat my, Violin, Guitar. O&M Viol
Lithographs, porcelain Teeth, Artist ' s Tube paints, Muth
eti, &c. Ac. .Itlso some Dry Goods, Wooden Ware, hard
andlapanned Ware, Fluid and Oil Carol, Camphine, Coat.
Oil, Burning Fluid, Alcohol, Terpentine, lamp, tanner's,
neat foot, lard, olive, castor boiled and raw linseed Oils,,
Mme WtdosLead; Zino, and all kinds oleoloredAys,__Vino.; -
g. Canary Seed, also all the popular PA NSW
, and other th ings too numerous to men on. i
it it to give more than a g eneral outline
dirty stock through the newspapers, every one wislthig
GOODS in invited tA WI and xamine. Cnstom t Son
entering the store must not expect to And ersry In
sight; but nearly everyarticlo wanted wiUbe 'undo by
ingniry. s I
Thankthi for the liberal patratiae•ldtbMlo received, be
helms to merit a continuance an dlarisAncreaUlLlßlLL.se of U.
same. T
lontroso, June 5,1860. , : 1
Damao/Iva sortooz, 1
AT GREAT BEND, PA,
CHIS
Se,'HOoL wilt be opened far the nwitp
tinn of Ladies and Gentlemen, on thel9th
diy (%V s ednesday), of February; 1860.
TEXAS OF 21111 . 1611. _
Primary Branches per Qr'tr of 11 we.oks, $3 , ,00
common 64 • .44 '4 It 300
Coronion and Higher, "
Higher English, .
Lessons on Piano, "
Ulm of 46
- _
Ornamental, and Classical Departments, extra.
The Principal has had much ,experience{ in
teaching in ANew York and . P,enn'a for the last
ten years, in Common, as welLas Select, Graded
or High Schools,. References given if. requirrd
i N. 8.-4loard at the boarding ball, two doll's
per week. Lights and washing extra.
Payments to be made quarterly in advance.,
.mh - y E. W. HOGERS, Principaf.
par, gra' kSiOlt Stori,
At MONTROSE, Pa., -
ONE door, below J. Ethridge's Drug St re.
on Public Avenue, where will hia foand
constantly on hand a general assortment of
GROCERIES:--
Such as Sugars, Molasses, Syrups, Teas, Coffee
• &c., &e.; &e.
Also the choicest brands of
FAMILY FLOUR"
Meal, Lard, Pork, Hams, Fish, Candles dtc.!
We solicit a share of the public patronage, nd
pledge ourselves to do the fair thing, hopm by
each bargainto secure another.
BALDWIN & ALLEN.,
Wu. L. Al-4.r5.
ALP#ED BALDiVIN
EMI I •
MONTROSE 3 - PENNA.
THEsubscriber having purchised
refitted, and newly furnisheclithc
above well known and popular - 110e',
it
is prepared to Accommodate the trav
eling public and others with all the attentions
and conveniebees usually • found in first-class
Houses. No effort will be spared by the Pro.
prietor and his Assistants to make the Hotel
equal in every point to any in the country.
The Bar will always he supplied with the'
.Choicest Liquors.
'The Stables, connected with this_ House
are large, roomy and convenient, and careful pod
attentive Hostlers are always in charge of them.
J. S..TARBELL.
MEAT MARKET.
On Public Avenue, near Searle's Hotel:
hEEP Constantly on hand a good suppq• of
. MEATS of all kinds. CASH paid I -for
Itef!(Caitle,Cilves,Sheepon4 Lamps:
Also for Hides of all kinds. 1
HENSTOCK &
M.T. I NENSToCK. N. HAWLEY.
Montrose, Maich 30th. 's9.—tf.
KEYSTONF HOTEL
At Montrose, Penn.
MY/. E. 'BATCH,- -Proprietor:
rir 111 IS now and commodious Hotel situated
_I on Public Avenue, near the Court House,and
nearly in the centre of tbe business portion of
Montrose, is now fully - completed and furnished,
and was opened on Monday. the 27th day of
September, 1858, ,for the accommodation of
the pnblic and travelers. The Proprietor feels
confident that ho is now prepared to entertain
guests in a manner that cannot fail to give.
Complete Satisiliction.
The Hotel and Furniture are new, and no ex.
pense has been spared to render it equal, if not
sUperior , to any similar establishment in this part
of the. State. it is well supplied with all the
recent improvements and cornforti, and`obliying
waiters will always be readyto respond to the
call of customers.
NEW 11t1111.
The Stables connected with this dionao are
New and. Convenient.
The Proprietor respectfully solicits the patron
ago.of his old friends, and the public generally.
WM. K. HATCH.
. .
c Satt, • salt I I
.. - 120`11,r6 1 1 T.7.,21.Z.11111,
WIIOLESALE SALT DEALER,.
/ t 201 Washington-st, • -
(Directly opposite Washington Market,)
Mew
STILL CONTINUES to otter to the city and
COUNTRY trade, all kinds of FOREIGN
CoarSe and Fine SALT, at the very lowest fieires;
40000 sacks and bags, consisting in part Ofyi.sh
ton's celebrated brand for table and dairy'ruse;
Jeffrey & Darcy, Marshall's, Brownlow's, &c.
and 50000 bushels Turks Island, Bowes, Cu
racoa, St: U bea,.Lisbon, Cadiz, Iv Nantes, &c.„
all of which will be hold at bargain prices frdm
vessels, store and storehouses.
Any purehaset wishing to select from a good
assortment, will find it to his interest to call.
N. B.—Fino table salt put up in small bags of
different size, and constantly on hand in ship.
ping order. Also a splendid article_ of Rock
Ground salt, in quart boxes, put up and_
- for sale
by the quantity, in cases of five dozen each. •
TIH BEST BOIITE
FROM
WYOMING VALLEY 10 PHILADELPHIA, NEW
' • YORK, BALTIMORE,
And all Points North:&. West.
LACKAWANNA & BLUMSBU 6
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Two Daily Passenger Trains ,
wrir. num ityrwrxx
SCRANTON, ANIDNNORTHUDILIMULANDip
AS FOLLOWS
]LOVING eOCTU. XOVICiG
Ptill'a _N.Y.. • N. Y, Ptdra
3411 ;."Express. Express. Mall.
Leave A. x. P. x. Leave - a. y.. r.
'Scranton, coo 4.25 Northu'land, 5.30 4.45-
Arrive at, Arrive at
Pittston, 6.38 . 4.57 Danville, 6.05 5.'4
Kin 2 eta n. 7.05 5.20 Rupert, 6.35 5,50
Shickshinny, 7.50 025 Bloomsb a rg,ql.4s 6.00
Berwick,' 8.07. 0.55 Berwick; 7.15 6.85
Bloomsburg, 8.50 tit Shickshinny, 7.45 7.05•
!Rupert, 9.00 7.40 Kingston, 8.80 7.45 "
Danville, 9.25 8.10 Pittston, 8.57 8.15,
N'orthuland,lo.oo 6.45 Scranton, 9.25 8.45
THE LACKAWANNA iriILOOMOBMIG RAIPROAIi
CONNECTS wrot TUB . • s • .
DEL. LACKAWANNA & WESTERN RAILROAD
AXSeranton, for.Nevr Turkana L'hiladelphia,aod Inter
mediate points east .; also for Oreat Demi, Blughaenton,
Syee t. racusg,.linfald, Niagara all lutpOrtantpointi
I At Rupert It conneettiwith the Catawlsea. Railroad, for
Points both East and Weet.
.31 Ne,rthumberldiut it connects with the Sunlinry and
iitt , e 1 t,r kof W.•-t ;old SoUTA
Wilder's Balsam of Wild Chem%
Wistar's Salaam of Wild-Merry;
lama, Brsnchitis, lionscutu, Bronchftio, l
Musa, Bronchilinflonneneu, Bronchitis.
Whooping Cough,: Ceonp,. . -
Whooping Cough, Croup,
Coniamptlon, Consumption, Consumption,
• Consmuption, Conomplion.
,
and ad like diseases; unfailiair anddate, a
ready relief, and a are awl ;peaty rimis dat
great and alarming approved remedy,
'MEWS Balaiiin of Wild Pheirr.
NiTiotar's :Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Witt kind sod diud rivaledas/64 de digo' pipe-.
WWI etkisoilarl, sobs de Nimbi, seatesiatfer
histgiii.o44Pidg4 . • '
Mesas. S. W, Posits & Co., Paton.—Dear Aire
*Wag realized In my family Important bodes. fuss
Gee MOW your saleable. proportion, WOITAWS SALP
sax or Wu .° Clam It alfordi me pleasure to
fatommeml Ire OM public: Been alder tan did oM
of my daughters sinned tolls Is • decline, .sad Ifala
hopes of bet TOCCMII7 Wife ratertabed. Una pm.
aped a bottle of your excellent Balsam. and berme the
bad taken the witch a the un met. of the bottle Ogre
mu it great Intyronstmea V her Webb. 1 ban, In ory
ludividual MIN made berms um of your vabiable
mediate. and lta*, shwa been benefited bY . It.
arid, !maw, sadism Us rails sizing ivdmiitio,
caw On. is a poked 4,f spring Ifisteroe itekos
MN (bonniest tbreylima the terany,
JACOB BECILL.ISI.
, Virginia Testimony. . • •
Ceregkete from Ma. firoznoiits NO•zos, d clue
' l, ?El
6 r oo
* o 10100
u• u 2pC,
Zewebree Office, RicAssend. •
ItiOns(Ours, s la., Feb. 23, gem
Messrs. S. W. Fotnit dr CO., Beaten,— Gentlemen i
t with pleasure testa) to the great merit of your tw
valuable lung snaking, Dr. Winven's Bazenst OF
WILD MELIA', -Willa Is likewise highly valued by
Many of our est:terned citizens, Who have tested Its
virtues by trial. •
lint made use of this Balsam some three void) sine
for a violent and distressing cough which bilged the
skill of physicians, and, to.tuy joy, raperienad such'
&Mitring redid as to induce me to persevere to ire rtes.
I Always keep It by me, and ever find it to be unfail
ing In its effects. No medicine that I have etrer used
has glean such speedy relLef. Yours truly,
NORBORNE , NORTON.°
Traident of tAs Aforriv CAW, Bawl. awl *go it Aga
Lamm endings! mussed tares:hem Xer
liOrtßUrrOw7l,N..l.. Jan. 9, 1860 '
Ikons. S. W. Fqwt.z. & Co.,—Dear gra llmrhsi
mot Dr. WorrAres itA.r.a.tat OF WILD CIiEnRT for
about Mean your, and having rekl# l 4 Its beneficial
results in my family, it Made me emit pleasure In
recommending it to - 018:01bIte as a man** remedy is
eases of weak tangs, colis, cough', 464 3 and a remedy
which I amelder to be ehtindy innocent, and may be
taken with perfect safety by the most delicate In health.
, Yours Tory ympectfully,
OSP" Beware of ezTe and wort/dim onasterfeits/
The only Genuine, Pure, and Mulieinat Batons has
A lm name of " BUTTS," written with s pen,
and the prinied name of the proprietors, " S. W.
ROME & C 0.," on the outer wrapper.
All who suffer 'with any disease of the Thruall,
Longs, Or Out, can obtain De relief by using I,
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cl:terry,
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
PZErA2ZD BY
B. W: FOWLE & CO.; ,
No.lB TREMONT STREET, BOSTON
Draggisti,leri, anctilmvl.nts is every tom
and city in the United States.
Tal ,— ForatdebyAbelTurrell and Read,'Watrona & Fos
ter. .Montrone` L. It. Woodruff, Maim* ; Anma Nieholn,
Brooklyn Whitney t 31axicy: Burford ; Weed .t Ward.
, Great Bend ; C. Olmatead,,Dunriatf; 1.. Griffin, Great
D ad.July' Z--IYl* : •
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER COBIPLAINt,
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
Ana tits varlollll affections consequnt upon a dlsoninad
STOMACH OW IieSVEH;
leach as Indigestion, Acidity of the Iltoinich,Colkty Adult,
Heartburn, Lees of Appetite, 'Despondency, Coati
Mind and Bleeding film 'ln aildterrone, Ithecumette7Z
Neuralgic Affection; It has in numerous Mammas proved
highly beneficial, and In other effected a decided core.
Mb Is a Purely vegetable compound, prepared on rtrictly
&dentine principles, after the manner of the celebrated
Holland Professor, Daubers. Its reputation at home tow
dosed its Introduction her; the demand commencing with
these of the Fatherland scattered oversthe hoe of Ude
mighty ,eountry, many of whom brought with th em and
handed down the tradition of he value. It is wow offered
to the .Ainviease public, bootaisg 01.2 g di truly wonder/ad
ototkinal rirtnis must hcackuon4olyed. •
It to particularly recommended.to those parsecs wham
tocenitutiont uay have boon Impaired by the oontinvone we
of ardent spirit% or other forms of dissipation. accendly
Instantaneous to effort, It ends Its way directly to the Nat
of life. thrilling and quickening every nerve, raising up the
.drooping spirit, and, in fist, Infusing now health end vigor
in the rotei.n.__
l'irOTlCF..—Whoe'Ver exports to find tile . beverage wit;
he dimppollitodt but to the sick, week and low spirited. It
will prove a' grateful aromatic cordial, nosseesed of anodes
remedial peopertice
;READ CAREFULLY!
The. Gentilne highly .concentrated Brerhere's Mama
Bitters Is pid up In balf-plut , botttes only, end retailed It
ONE DOU.AiI: per bottle, or six bottles fir Ym DoLuas. The
gust demand for this truly celebrated Medicine bee Induced
n i Ank s tmitstlons, which the public should guard against,
•
Beware of brposltion. gee that our name le an tbo
label of every bottle you buy.. •
'Bold by brunists sadly . coo ba lOrtrozds4
by Papua to zoost-points.
VEN.WELN PAGE, JR. & CO.
vharmateutists and annist4 r ,
PITTSBURGH,. PA.
These BITTERS areloid in Montiope by
oc4 Iyi 'ABEL TUREELL, Pruggiat
AILROAD
v , IVCO I TICIM. •
WiREM; my Vito ORRILLA has, loft my bed and
' ) E
oard without soyjtust canto or Provocation, I hero
by forbld all e ni tst harboring or trusting her on my
Account as Iltv no debts of bet contracting after this
date unless pel 4. y law. 'ANSEVA. 11.114.1b13.
Nilfcird;4ov. 2044 1 . 80. 7 4 w. , • •
. .
Bhlo 'lobes & Ladies Fars. •
1
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