The Montrose Democrat. (Montrose, Pa.) 1849-1876, February 14, 1861, Image 4

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    MISCELLANEOUS.
Tan AitaLGAMATION OF lismanAnzs.—
There is a growing tendency in this age
-to appropriate the most expressive words
of other languages, and alter a while to
incorporate them into our own; thus the
word Cephalic, which is from the Greek,'
signif;yin . g "for the head," is now becom
ing popularized in connection with Mr.
Spal&nes'great Headache remedy, but it
will soon be used in a more general way,
and the word Cephalic will become as com
mon:is Electrotype andmany others whose,
istinction as foreign words has been worn
way by common usage until they seen
,'native to the manor born."
'axdly Realized.
m 'ad 'n 'orrible 'eadaehe this hafterneon,
hand I stepped into The hapothecaries hand
says hi to the man, "Cap you hease me
of an 'eadache?" " toOes it haehe 'ard,"
says Hexceedingly," says hi, hand
upon that 'e gave me a Cephalic Pill, hand
'.pon ine 'onor iteured me so quick that I
- ardly realized I 'ad "ad an 'eadache.
' Mr . HEADACHE is the favorite sign by
which nature =makes known any deviation
whatever from the natural state of the
brain, and viewed in this light it may be
looked - oh as a safeguard intended to give
notice of disease which night otherwise
e ;cape attention, till too lite to bo ~.reined
ied ; and its indications should never be
neglected. Headaches may. be classified
• wider two'narneS,- Nix: Sympfomatic.Und
I liopathic; Symptomatic Headache is
---, exceedingly common and is the --.-pre
. carsor of a great variety : 'of . diseases,
among which are Apoplexy, Gout, Rheu
matism and , all febrile diseales. In its
nervous form it is sympathetic of disease
c,f the stomach constituting sick headache,
of hepatic disease constituting bilious
hNdcicht, of worms, constipation and other
discirders of the bowels, as well as renal
and , uterine affections. Diseases of the
heart are very frequently attended with.
Headiaces ; Anaemia and plethora are also
affect ens which frequently occ ion head
ache. Idiopathic Headache - i also very
common, being usually dist nguished by
the name •ef nervous headache, sometimes
coming on suddenly in a state 'of appa
rontly sound health and prbitrating at
once the mental and
. physical energies,
and in ether instances it'comes on slowly,
!- milded by depression of spirits or acerbi
-1•- of temper. - In most instances the pain
'l,l in the front part of the head; over one
:.,:- both eyes, and sometimes provoking
~ oinking; under this class may also be ,
mania A'eura/gia.
For 'the treatment of either class of
headache the Cephalic Pills have been
,und a sure and safe remedy, relieving
the most acute pains in a few min‘tes,
Kid by its Pibtle power eradicating the
.1:F cases t-.l'-.1-I,ich Heaclache is the unerring.
Brin*,Er.—Misses wants you to send
her a box tof.Cephalic Glue, no, a bottle
~ fPiepared Pills, but Pm thinking that's
not just it naither ; but perhaps yell be'
i
aflher knowing what it is. 'e see she's
nigh dead and gone with the Sick Head
ache,,sand wants some morn of that same
is
relaivcd her before.,
Druggfst.-•You mast Mean Spalding's
Cephalic Pills. s -
Bridget.—Oell! sure now and you've
sad it, here's the quarther and giv me the
Pins and dont be all davabeut it aither.
Constipation or Costiveness.
No . one of the " many ills flesh is heir to"
is so prevalent, so little understood, and
ca much neglected as CostiveneSS. Often
originating in carelessneis, or sedentary
habits; it is regarded as a slight disorder
u r too 'little consequence to excite anxiety,
while in reality it is the precursor and
companion of many of the most fatal and
dangerous diseases, and unless early eradi
cated it will bring the sufferer town un
iinely grave. Among the lighter.ails of
which costiveness is the usual attendant
are Headache, Colic, Rheumatism, Foul
- Breath, Piles and others of like nature,
' while, a long -train of frightful diseases
such as Malignant Fevers, Abcesses, Dys
entary, Diarrhoea, Dyspepsia;_Apoplexy,
-Epilepsy, Paralysis,'Hysteria; Hypochon
driasis, Melancholy and Insanity, first in
dicate their presence in the system by
.this alarming symptom. Not nnfequent
ly the diseases „named originate • in Con
.- atiptntila, but ylLake on an ,independ6nt
mivaticencilEtjaie cause is eradicatedin
atalthey Aka: From" all these conSider=
ationgt t follows that the disoider should
receive immediate attention whenever it
occurs, and; no pers'on snoidd neglect to
get a box of Cephalic Pills on the first
appearance of the "complaint, as their
timely use will • expel the - insidious ap
proaches of disease and destroy this dan
gerous foe to hum= life. '
~g a i I 1 C 44%
i .-At LURE •f d &
C l' o- 0(1 401 7 1 1
41 , CURE -To
Nervouslleadache
CpRE
• thews of these Flue the perlodicaltacks of /rtmertur
K Mct 'lliadache may he prevented; and If taken at the
commencement, of an attack, immediate relief from pain
and sickness will be obtained.
- They seldom fail lb removing the Nauman:4 Froadgat
to winch females at. 'to Nub} ect.
They act guntlN .101 the bowele,--rem wring Coati rearm
Tor Literary :itadents, Delicate Females. and all
..,MKs of seth„: . Ada*, theism valuable as afeerdirr,
Iro ra vlng the r , e. giving tons sod vigor troths dices
11.TO WPM' , 2 Atoring the natend eleaticit7 sod
putt her the u nude system.
-- fiti - C*PILALIC PILLS are the result of hied • limed
, omen apd carefully conducted ezipecdmesits, haring been
in nee many yearadering which timethn , havenrevented
and nwared a vast amount of Dein -and terlag from
Xersdeche—whether originating in the furrow system or
bolt ailenuided state of the Apne •
Tkunr ars =Weir 'vegetable in their cotaposidon. and
idsirbelakenatallUmes with perfect safety without mak.
mg anything" of dist, sedate absence re= !grew&
Jai* rensferniteary fdafgareiettrAdes
Beware of Counterfeitp.
Therese" besets! signature" of 110...•
"iiiirb: B 4 B Other Dales in Medicines.
A boiwUrbe seat byseallor ad epald ea reeelptof th e,
-11/3 oasts
NsirAer ref 4:3482Ata1k
OPALS ad to - _
SOINUT 9. SPALDING
scones asb 48 coduar eat, Now Torii.
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COMMERCIAL ~ COLLEGE.
Located iqer the S*aehatioa V,aller Batik.
BING!-1AM:rCiN it Y.
'FACULTY; •
D. W. U3WP.LL, Principal, Professor of the
Science •of Accounts, Practical AcCountant.
Author of li.ovrel Treatiea. upon Book-Kt. e 0:
ing, Diagrams illustrating the same. •
Jona Rariant„ Commercial Accountant, Prefimer
of Book,-Kitoping and Practical Mathematics.
J. J. Cunris, Assistant -Professor in the Book
• Keeping Department:
A. J. Wanann, Professor of PraCtical and Or
namental Penmanship, Commercial Calcula.
lions and Corresiondence. • •
LECTURERS: - •
Hon. DAniel S: Dickinson, Lecturer on Cominer
cial Law and Political -Economy,
Hon. Ransom Halcom, Lecturer on Contracti
Promissory Notes and Bills of Exclumge.
Rev. Dr. E: Andrews, Lecturer on Commercial
• Ethics.:
EXA MIN INGCOMMIITTEE
Hon. Sherman D. Phelps, Wm. R. Osborn, Esq.,
Tracy R. Morgan, Esq.
Thg object of this College is to afford to all
an opportunity of obtaining a thorough' Business
Education. '
The Books and forms are carefully arranged
liy practical acconntants .expiessly for-this In
stitution and embrace- ail the recent improve
ments.. • ' • -
' The course of instruction comprises every
department of business. -The learner Will be
thoroughly taught' the - science and practice of
Double Entry Book-Keeping as applied, _ to the
following kinds of business, viz:' General Ner-
Chandising, Manufactermg, Banking, Commis
sion, Stearatioatiit,....ltayroading, Forwarding,
Freighting, Foreign Shipping, &e. .
, YOU . NG MEN _ •
Can qualify themsclres In a short time, at. this Institu
tion, to till Itaportantand 'lucrative sitnatlons. Ample
references' can be given where graduates of 1860 are now
filling deslnsble sittuttions with 'salaries from :SOO to $lll6O
per annum.
The Proprietbrs are In possession of - testimonials from
some of the first Commarrial 'louses In the State, to whom
they bare furni.hrdl.ook-keepers. showing their entire
satisfaction nue.-....nfizal ce I n'-he ability of the graduates
.
of this lustittalo:".
In all its branches, -b. tine most skillful and thor
ough masters of the art. N3'College in the country en
joys a 'higher reputat ion in this department. Ladies' De
partment entirely separate irom'that of thegeetlemen:
Students, can enter College at any time. ten vacations.
Time to complete the course, from 9 to 10 weeks. Stu
dents passing the requisite enamination are presented'
with the most elaborate and elegant engraved Diploma
Issued, by any Commercial or Classical Institution in the
Union. Assistance rendered to graduates in procuring
situations.
For terms of tuition, .price -of board, testimonials of
graduates Ellie rositlons,,tc, address the proprietors for
circulars containing fulloarttenlars.
I,IOWELL S wAnxkir,
Proprietors Binghamton - Commercial College,
• Nov. 2, • Binghamton,, N. T.
HORATIO GARRAT T,'
Dealer in FLOUR, GRAIN; GROCER
IES;..PROVISIONS; .DYE
WOODS, Staple DRUGS,
WOODEN and STONE WARE, ALL
KINDS of HOUSEKEEPING •
- _ARTICLES ds YANKEE
NOTIONS IN GENERAL,—one door
North of Barnum's ihtol, Yew gilford,
WOULD be pleasefito see all his old frienes
and many.new ones at hie NEW Store
fronting the DEPOT, 'wherehe is prepared to
show them such, a stock of the above artie:es
u New Milford has Jong stood in need of. ,
"Division of trade has as many advantages as
division of labor." Any man confining himself
to one branch of business, giving that branch
his v. - hok. Capital and:attention can keep a better
•assortment.,-buy cheaper and SELL CHEAPER
than if the same means and time was employed
in a general trade. - If you dont think so. call
on the subscriber and be convinced. The sound
priociplo of
' .•
SMALL PROFIT AND' PROMPT'PAYMENT,
will be
. strictly adhered \ to. Butter
,and other
Produce forwarded to,New - York to one of the
best commission }Muses In the ,City, and prompt
payments guaranteed.
• • HORATIO GARRATT.
New Milford, Susq. Co. Pa.: ApriJ, tsso —y.
_MORE NEW ARRANGEMENTS
FOR 1 SGO.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS
rocrr Or MAIN STWIET.
THE extensive Furniture Establishment of
Sul= IlsomEns'h'aving,-been refitted and
greatly improved, the liropnetort respectfully
announce to the citizens of Montrose and vicin
ity that they are constantly making and keep on
hand' the LAIGEST and.BEST assortment:of
- FURNITURE -
To be found In the Country.
We give the following list of somo of the-ar
ticles which wo will sell at greatly reduced
prices, for CASH Or READY PAT:
Bureaus,Malnut or Mahogany, with glass,
from $l6 to $35.
Bureaus with marble or .brocatelle tops, from
$lB to $24. And a largo assortment, from $8;
$lO, 12; 14, to $lB,
Wash Stands,CardStands, Corner and Squire
Rinds, of all varietiea and Prices, from 75-cents
to ten 'dollar*. • •
Desks, Divans ,Towel Racks, Footstoolvptto.
mans, Lounges,
Centre, card, Pier, Toilet, Dining, - Kitchen,
and Extension Tables. ,
Chairs—Cane and WOod Seats, Rockerii—
Cane, Flag, and-Wocd Seats, of every variety
and style. . •
Sofas; tete a totes furnished at short ziotie
at New York prices..
N. B. Ready mnde coffins on hand or fur.
nished ,at snort noticc.—liestses always , in
readiness when desired:
We employ none but - CinErin and EV:EM
ERGED WORKMEN: W. intend to do our WoEx
WELL, and sell it 61.40 W as it can be afforded.
W. W. 18111ITI1,
A ' • A . SIQITIII, JR.,
.E. R. SMITR. '
Montrose. .116. 18th, 1860.--tf.
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T IIIS Delicious Tonic Stimulant, EiiliectitThe designed
for the use of the
called
Profesaion and fhc FAMiiy,
baring sup erseded the so lled `' Gins," " Aromatic.."
"Conlin'," "ltictlicated," "Schnapps," etc., le now en'
doreed ID , all the protainent_pbyecifte.eboniets end con
noisseurs. ne Tioseessing all those trrannic leedicinal
g_catitie* await: and diuretic) which belong to an OLD :lid
PURE GIN. Pat up in tptart botties and sold br all Dri„7,-
gista and Grocers. etc. - A. M. SININGER A /to.,
[EniabliAndi in rm.) . -Bole Proprietor!
Forveil 31 N,
0., 19 Broad Street, N. r, •
sale at Terrell's : Drug Store, Zorktrotie.
LIFE _MENORIALS..
I.VYOULDN'T TAKE. A WORLD FOR THIS,'
a lady remarked to us a day or •two since, as
she exhibited the portrait of an only child, gone
to the •spirit'land;" which was one of
lOW MBROTIPESI
"How I shOuld regret it, bad I not
this precious _l' . •"""`
pl
- of trait dear one. • So
Inimight we. The"loved ones are not always
with as, and while we canr.call them oars, every
one should secure such d mainorial ; especially
since they cis havithem le truthfully taken by
that suecessfu; areal, A. . B; TUBBS, of Bing
hamton. sir •I
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PEN .NI.%:NZIIIIP
MEM
T17133319'
3EI 011E331"
NUMMI COMPANY,
- IV`erossialrozla;
CASH CAPITAL,-ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Auern 0 , 130, 'A1,401,619.27.
" ' 43,06108.
I. Milton Smith, ISeey. Chas. I. Martin. President.
John Mc G ee, As't " • •A. P. Pirilmarth, Pee "-
.
'Policies issued and renewed, by.the undersigned, al his
once. one door above Searleallotet, Montrose, Pa.
novn y ;BILLINGS STROUD," Agent.
NEW G.OODST
Lawsvilio (leintro,'Sitiq. co, Pa.
XXTALL Paper, Window Papers and Borders,
:V a very large stock this day received, by
, April 17th. IL KENYON, JR:do CO. .
("Mullis, silks; limas and calicoes, an immense
1...) variety, by •IL KENYON, JR. & CO.
VERY style of ClUton Pant Goods, etc. this
day reed by R. KENYON, JR; & CO.
SlLK,Brocha. and Cashmere shawls. a largo
steck, LOW. R. KENYON, JR: & co.
12 BBLS. TOBACCO this day -received and
for sale lower than elsewhere in Sosqu'a
comity. R. KENYON, JR. & CO.
000I i.u B r S sa tA b LE ty l i t i v i t e Z or ir l i b s . tore and
T- ARGE Stock of FANCY Dry Goads: for
•14 sale by - R. KENYON. & CO.
Tr EA Setts—rive Elegant style', complete—
I: from sto
,850. R. KENYON, JR. & CO.
Lawaville, Ceatre,'Pa, April, 1860.
VALUABLE. GIFTS
WITH BOOKS
GEORGE G.°EVANS'
omca-rw.a.x..
GIFT 801 K ENTERIRISE.
THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD
PERMA NENTI;I7 LOCATED
- AT
439 Chestnut Street,
V,MEXMa/11-7Z/MIXaNMIX.a.
SIXTH yEAR OF THE ENTERPRISE
cgrta:
llislog purchased thone Iron Building, No 439,
Chestnut Street, an Mt 11 It pp with every convenience
to facilitate my. busines s, rticuLarly that branch deVoted
to COUNTRY. ORDERS ; and having a larger canital thntr
any other party invested in the business. I- am no* pre
pared to olDsr greater advantages, and better gifts than
ever before to my customers.
I will tarnish any briok.(of a moral thereat* published
in the United States, the regular retail price or which is
One Dollar or upwards, and give a present wOrth from /.0
cents to 100 dolLus with each. book, and guarantee to give
perfect satisfaction .as I am determinedtes maintain the
reputation already bestowed upon my establishment.
Strangers visiting Philadelphia arc invited to call and
Judge (or themselves,
I=l
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sig.:N.IITO
Geo. 4M-. Milir.Ekries!
Reliable Gift Book Enterprise
PTO. 489 OhoEstszut ISt.,
PIIILAIDELPUIA t
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Wla ere all honks aie sold at the P,abllshWit lowest Prices,
and Yon have the .. . .
ADVANTAGE
- Of reeeiving
A HANDSOME PRESENT
WORTH FROM 50 CRNTS TO 103 DOLLARS
Wink attets 890 K.
G. C. EC \\3' Orl'glnal.Glitij3ook Enterprise has been
enden,ed by the Book Trade and all the
•
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leading city and country newspapers in
the Unitod States.
G. G. EVANS` Punctual businegs transactions have-re-,
ceived the approbation of over 6,000.000
citizen,' of the United States, each. of
whom have received substantial evidence
of thebenetit derived byritirchabiug books
at thbi establishment..
G. 15. EVAN Hal done more than nuy other pnbllether,
cr bLokteller in the L i mited btates, td
ward•Alitinsing knOwleittle to the people.
By this system, many books are red that
vutdd not have founil-their way into the
hands of readers.—Frank Lalies
;NWT. . ,
G. EVAINSS Keeps constantir on hand. the most ex
tenstre stock. the greatest assortment o
Books. and circulates free to all who ma.
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apply, the most complete catalogue •of
Molts and Gifts in the United States.
G. G. EVANS Ma advantages offered him by other pub
lishers and manufacturers which enable
him to furnish his patrons with a finer
. quality mid better assortimmt of gifts than
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G G. EVANS raldishes nearly -Two Iltindred Popular
and Ititerestihg Ilooie, . therefore, as a
• publisher, he is better able to Miler extra
premiums and counni,ions,
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may send for books.
0... G. EVANS' New classified catalogue of books embrace
the writings of every department of
iitcrn
lure, and gives all the Information - 'via
tier to the purchasing and forwarding by
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establishment, tcr.t,.,•they - with full &rec
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• — bons how ter remit money.
- - -
G. G. EVAN Catalogue of Books will b ` e sent gratis and
free of expense to.any address in the Unl
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. tett States.
G. G. EVIC,NS* Inducements to Agents cannot be sui
- . paused. The most liberal commissions
' . art offered,and by soliciting anbicriptlons
to books In the manner proposed, twenty
- books - can be sold in the same time that it
would take to sell one on the old fashion
ed stbscription plan. Send for a desalt
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required, am!, one trial will satisfy you
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Books of Fact I
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BOoks for Husbands!
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• Books for Boy's! •
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Books of Humor ! - -
Books of Poetrs
Books of Travel! '
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• -us Books of History!
Books of Biography
• Books of Adventure: ..
BOOks about sailors!
Books about Soldiers!
Books about Inaba/ I _
• - Books about Hunters!
Books about Heroes!
Book &bent Patriots! . .
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Books for Farmeri
Books for Mechanics!
Books for Merehanvi l • '
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.Booka for Lawyers! ,
Boas for Statesmen!
• . Bibles!
• Presentation Books I
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Prayei.Books I • •
Hymn Books!
Juvenile Books! .
Aitrums, ate., ate.
CECIL B. HARTLEY'S Interesting Biographies
REV. J. H. DICHLAHAM'S Scriptural Romances!
slitrxrirs Lives otPatriots and Statesmen!
J. T. LAUREN'S Revolutionary Stories!
. - T. S. ARTHUR'S Popular Tales!
DR. ALCOTT'S Family Doctor!
-` MRS. MENTZ'S Novels!
MRS. SOUTHWORTH'S Novels!.
=COOPER'S Novels!'
DICKENS' Novels
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more . than you would at any other Establishment, and
you have the advantage of recetvlng en elegant-Present,
which oftentimes is worths. hundred fold more than the
amount paid for the book.. • .
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Order any book, that ran may want, remit the retail
price, together with the anoint required for postage, and
one trial will assure you that.the bestplace In the country
to purchase books is at the Gift BOokG.EVANS,-EstabUshment of
GEORGE
• ' Originator of the Gift Book Entoprfae, •
No. 433 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
OrAGENTS WAN - TED, to wtom gresaer inducements
than erer Are offered. Any person, tither mate or female,
who is desirous or trma. • g in an Honorable arid Pronto
bly Employment, requiring butlittle time and - no outlay
• orAtoney. and
- b7 *deb be can obtain gratis
sYALCASLVLTD .A.RY,
A FINE GOLD WATCH M D clam,
• • A HAI.IDSOKE SERVICE 01 , PLATE.
- AN ELEGANT SILK DRESS PATTERN,
- A SLENDID SET OF JEWELIIX
131 many other Choice ankles en . umeraterl 1„-, z ee Li s t
of
Gle, can do wiry maw •••••• :.se tt f or es t a hu s l,
mart. . , •
in any part °title MIDDY, elte be agent,
lay
ellapiy%rrating
a b, ndofoos t,
club, pending for a hist of books, ann
temittiv or te amotmtotwroo ne hieh l o r:qulr ed tain anfotrbethedegiurd.in.
I formadon relative 09
agencies and the formation of dubs,.
. and to insure prompt and honorable dealings, address Li
ceders to
TEM READ QUARTERS OP GEO. G. =AIM -
Proprietor of the Oldest and LargestOilt Book Enterprise
in the World. permanently located at ro. 439 Chestnut
Street -Philadelphia. lend Gni
ILEAB Dist returned from selecting mut pmcating and ts.
LK now receiving one of the largest and beat stork. of ;
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ever offered In tide market. The quality of nearly every
thing good: all warranted as reprevented.
Terms; Ready - Carl an Low - Priers. A general Idea of
the stock may be formed from the following enumeration
Dnuna,l . 2dEmeniza, CEEMSCALS, •' •
PAINTS; OILS, • VADJUSELES, • WINDOW DUBS;
DYESTUFFS, . GEOCETUES, . GLASS WARE, •
CROCEZEY, ' Mirrors, - °LOCHS, !WALL PAPZ,
NS - MEW PALMS, WiND'SY On. SUALEISNET DO IT. ODY,'
Idnalcallnetramente.Laraps, Jewelry, erfamery.
Stone Werer . Brooms. Brushes, Whlps,-Umbrers
-Bird Cages , = Racket ' Gene, Pistols,
Ammunition, Liquors, Trusses, Supporters.
Shoulder Braces, ' port manuals, Spectacles,
Silver & plated - Spoons, Forks, &C. Gold pens,
Stationery, Violin, Guitar../lase Viol Strings.
Lithographs, porcelain Teeth, Artiet's Tube painte,Brunh
tr. ihni, &c. Also some Dry Goods. Wooden Ware, hard
and japanned Were. Fluid and 011 Cans,.Cantphine, Cord
Oil. Burning Fluid, Alcohol, Turpentine, lamp, tanner's,-
nest Not, lard, olive, castor, boiled and raw linseed Oils,
White' Lead, Zinc. end all 'kinds of colored Writs, Vine-
Ear. Canary Seed, also all the popular PATENT EMI.
,IN, and other things too numerous to mention.
It le impracticable to give more thin a general outline
of my stock through the newspapers, every, one wishing
000D8 in invited-to call and examine. Customers -do
entering the store mast not expect to find every thing in
eight but nearly every article wanted will he produced by
inquiry. • .
• Thankful for the liberal patronage 'hitherto received, he
hopei to merit 'a continuance and large increase of the
. same; ABEL TUItRELL.
Montroae, June 5, ISM. . • ; -
! ,Ssalt ! !
'MOLTI V/. U2E43,
WHOLESALE SALT DEALER,
261 WAsllikngtOtt-st,
(Directly opposite Washington Market,)
INT °Noir "52" coy]: s
`QTILL CONTINtiE,SIo offer to iho• city and
S.J COUNTRY Made, all kinds of FOREIGN
Corse and Fine Ssur, at the very lowest figures;
4001'0 sacks and bags, consisting in part of Ash
ton's celebrated brand for labio and dairy use;
Jeffrey & Darcy, Mershelfs, Brownlow's, &c.
and 3000 bushels. Turks Island, Bonares, Cu
'racba, St. Übes, Lisbon, Cadiz; ivica, Nantes, &c.,,
all `,of which will be sold at bargain prices from
vessels, store and Storehouses.
Any purchaser wishing to select from a good
assortment will find it to his interest to call.
N. B.—Fine table salt put up in 811i311 bag,a of
different sizes, and constantly on hand in ship.
pine order. Alma .splendid article oT Rock
Ground salt in.qu'ait, boxes, put up and fur sale
liyEthe quantity, in cases of the dozen each.
%TIE REST utourr.
FROM
WYOMIAG VALLEY TO PHILADELPHIA, , NEW
YORK, BALTIMORE,
4nd all Points North & West.
LACKAWANNA & BLOOMSBURG RAILROAD,
, S - lIMM - ER ARRANGEMENT.
wo Daily Pa
WILL BL
SCRANTON AND N
IfETWEEti •
ILTUUMBER
LOWS : •
MOVING ICOIITII.
N. V. Plalra.
.E;cprcs.,.
Leave Leave A. M. 3 . , N.
Scianton. 'Northnland, 5.00 4.45
Arrive ' Arrive at
Pittston. 6AI 4.55 Dan Ville, • 6.05' 5,20
Kineeton; 7.05 5.5 l linpert, 6.55 5.50
• Shicksttint4, 7.50 6.25 Bloout.burg, - 6.45 6.0')
Berwick, 6.29 • 6.55 i Berwick, 7.15 6.:5
Bloomsburg, 8.50 7.30 1 Shicksbinny, 7.45 - 7.05
Rupert, 9.00 7.40 Kylgstnn, 8.55 • 7 .45
Denville, 9.256.10 Pitt.ton, 8:;i7 8.15
Northulaud, 10.03 `, 8.15 1 Scranton, 9.25 6.15
THE LACRAWA.NRA & BLOOMSBURG RAILROAD
flail. Express
A. M. !P. AI.
6.10 4.06
CONNECTS * WWII TUE
DEL. LACK AW ANN A 6; AS - ESTERS ILAILROAb
lifit Scranton. foiNew York and Philadelphia. and iiner
niedlato points east.• also fnr Great Bend, Binghamton,
Siraenee, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. and all lmnortant points
West.
- .
At Rupert it connects with the Catatvist.a Railroad. for
Writs both East and Weal.
;At :s7orthumberland it connects with the Sunbury and
Eric Railroad for itOtuts West sndSonta •
'E GREAT FRENCILREMEDY
For Rheumatism; Gout; Neuralgia, Tie Doloreaux.
RUUM A TIC CURE.
I Nvi" . `• nL"
RoBAAT,
T I- P .
44.5 peci111.," lately Intro. ~.
dared Into this titulary, is •
prononneed by all to lie the
only reliable remedy. It.has
cured thonimids In turope..t
has met with great end mood.
erful success here, as tcstimo. I
alias received Will show.
It is hartnless..but certain._
its affects: warranted free of
all Injurious ingredienta. It
parities the aystem;& renders
it perfectly healthy: In fact.
It is a specific wads has not
an equal fur the cure of the
above. complaints.; it is also
good for pains in the back. or
bones, or Joints, ;generally.
The demand for it increasing.
to appoint an agent* for this di
agency of Dr. Itobin, No. 092 l 3
Dnur . ,ists suppliedon, liberal 1,
any part of the country on rece.
• tiov.4 y
IiEALTii AND ITS PLEASURES
, Or Dissaio With Its Agonies:
C7la.cacoos4o:33ot-vo - oera. Thom.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
NERVOUS DISORDERS.
•
WHAT is more fearful than a breaking down of the
nervous system ? To be excitable or nervoun in a
email degree In most digressing, for where can a remedy
be found? Therein ones--drink bnt little wine, beer, or
spirits, or Ear better, none; take no coffee,—weak tea being
preferable; get all the fresh air you can; take three or four
- Pills every night ;eat plenty of sedldn, avoiding the use of
elope; and if these golden rules are followed, you will be
happy In mind, strong in body, and forget you have nerves.
31•Xcrt.iliciros clks ~augb tors.
If there is one thing more than another for which these
Phi are Simon% it is their purifying properties, eepeetully
their power of cleansing the blood from all impurities, ift
removing dangerous and suspended secretions.. Univer
sally adopted as the grand remedy for female complalnte,
they never fail; never weaken the eyetem, and.always
bring about what is required.
Sick Headache and Want 'of Appetite.
- These feelings Which so sadden us, most frequently arise
from annovancei or trouble, from perspiration, or from
eating anddrinking.what is unfit for ne, thus disordering
the stomach and liver. These organs mast be regulated
, If you wisi to be', welL. The Pills, if taken according to the
printed instructlems, will quickly restore a healthy action
to both livei \anditomacb, whence follow ne n natural con
sequence, a gqod appetite and a cigar head. In the East
and West Indies Scarcely any other medicine is ever used
. for these disordea.,•
DDKI EDS OF THE KIDNEYS.
In all diseases aff these organs, whether they se
crete-too much or too ittic water; or whether they best.
Meted with stone or griel, or with aches aud pains nettled
in the -loins over the . regions of the kidneys. these Pills
should betaken according\Ao the printed directloas, and
the Ointment should be we rubbed into the smell of the
back at s tied time'. This trea merit will give almost Immo'
ate relief when all'other mead p haie failed. • , ;
• \ •
FOr. - StOmache otit of -Order. _
No medicine will so effectnallyinhprove the tone of the,
stomach as these Pills; they remove's:ll acidity, occasiond
either by Intemperance or impromr diet. ' They reach the
liver and reduce it to a healthy action \ they never fail in
curing all disorders of the liver andstomich.
. '
liolloway's, Pills are the best remedy known
in. the world for the following diseases
Ague. r Fits, - Sore. Thate.,
Asthma., • Gout, . Stone AY:Ml:leave',
BillmtsComplalinsflead-acbe, Seendary symptms
ea on Skin, Indigestion, Tic-Doniottreux, -
Bowel Complaints, Inflammation, ' Tumors: • -
Cones Jaundice;
Constipation of the Liver Complaints, Venereal Affection
Bowels,- Lumbago, Worine °fail Wadi,
Consumption, i Piles, Weakness from
Debility, EhenutatLsm; whatevcreauso,
Droner,. - Retention of . &c.
DTsentnY: ' • Urine, fie. &e.
Erysipelas; • • Boothia, or IChtes Evil, t3s]
Female 11 M,Atritice, Fevers of [cowl
, .
figra.ol I—None areplllllDE unless-the woils "Dot.
tower, Nzw-Yous. Ann qqanou " aro dieceruilde as a
wafer-mark In every leaf of the book of directions around
each pot or box t the same may be plainly seen by holding
Leaf to at fig At. ' A handsome reward will be given to
snyonerendering each Information as may lead to the
ddeetteec of any party or parties counterfeiting the coedi
ginea or vending the same, knowing them toast spurious.
*0 Sold at the Manufactory of Professor ROLLOWAY. SO
Maiden Lane, New York, and by all respectable Druggists
and Dealers in Medicine, throughout the eieilited world,
In boxes at tis cents, 82 cents, and in cub.
or Therein considerable saving, by taking larger boxes'
N.D.—Directionsl
for the. guidance of patients in every
disorder are' affiled to each hos,
wanEsAuranwnEsr -
-sr.ishmrician iccerzozays
FANCY GOODS. -
WM. HAYDEN.
JOHN HAYDEN,
TRACY HAYDEN. NSW MILFORD, PA:
GEORGE HAYDE.` , I, - • .
Air experienced Norse and *mule Physician, presents
• . to the attention of mothers, her. •
SOOTHINGSYRUP,
CHILDRENFQR TEETHIN.G,
which greatly faCilltates the proton otteetblng, by sort,
ening thegums, reducing ATI Inflammation — will allay
ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and 15 '
SURE
TO REGULATE THE- HOWELL
Depend upon motheis, it will give rest to you, and
BvtirP - ANN lINALTH . _TO NOUN INFANTE.
We have put up. and sold this article for over ten tears,
and can say IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH of it, what.
.we have never been able to say of any otheY medicine—
NEVER HAS IT-FAILED In a-SINGLE INSTANCE,"to
-EFfECT.A CURE, whentimely used. Never did we know
an instance of dinette/0M lon by enybne who bad used It.
- On the contrary, all arVdelighted with its operations, and
speak in termeot - commendation °Cita magical effects and
medical virtues. We any In this matter "WHAT.WEDQ
KNO W " after tea fears' experience, mid PLEDGEOUR
REPUTATION for the fulfillment of what we here declare.
In almost every instance where the infant Is suffering:by
pain and exhaustion, rclie will be found 'in fifteen to 20
minutes aftertho syrup is administered.
This valuable Preparation Is the prescription of one of
the most EXPERIENCED and SKILLFUL NURSES in
New England, and has been used with NEVER FAILING
SI:ME:SS in .
_ THOUSANDS OE CASES. •
It , not only relieves the child from pain, but invigorates
the stomach and boikeln, corrects acidity, and give! tone
and energy to the whole systern It will almost instantly
relieve .
•
(AMINO IN TEE NoNVELs,. MID WIRD COLIC,
and overcome coneulsiona, which, if not speedily enred,
end in death. We'belle,ve Itthe REST and SUREST rem-.
etlY in the WORLD. in all cams of DYSENTERY and
DURRIICE.A. IN CHILDREN; whether it arises (tom
teething, or fromany other cause. *We would say to MI
mothars who have a child suffering from any of the forego
lag complaints—DO NO . / LET YOUR PREJUDICES
NOR TILE PDEJUDICESof OTHERS. stand between
von and.your suffering child, and the'reller that will be
IiCRE—. yea ARSOLUTELY SURE—to follow the use of
this medicine, if timely used. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None genuine unless the fao ,
simile. of CURTIS , PERELNE, New York, is on the'
Outside wrapper.
Sold hy,Druggists throughout the world. ' .
Priucipall'Offfee,l; Cedar street, New Cork
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOVELE. •
tlecW p For sale in Moutrbse 13): Abel-Turrell.
LIFE PILLS, t PHOENIX BITTERS;,
MILES& MEDICINES have now been before the publiq
1 fora period of 'Thirty Year*, and during that lime have
maintained a high character In airmait every part of the
Globe, for their extraordinary and immediatewer of
maturing perfect health to pcomns suffeiiinc under neatly
every hind of diicaee to hich the Intman frame to liablm
. The following are among the diatreseing variety of hut
man dh!easeit in which the
senger Trains
• •
VEGETEELL. LizE
4rc well known to be in s faillbje. •
DYSPEPSIA. be thoroughly cleansing the let and 2nd
stomachs, mud creating a flow of pnre,hcalthy bile,instead
-of the stale and acrid kind; ELATRT,Excy. Lou of
peatc. lfearfburn, Headache. RvaleAsnum, Iff-Teniper, An.;••••
ietu, Lay uar and Jldancha r y. w are geneml symptoms
of Dyspe isle, vanish, as a 'ateral consequence of Its cure.
- COST!. S, by cleansing the - whole length of the
with a solvent process, and without violenc;
all violent ,pnrges leave the bowels costive in two days..
FEVERS oral! kinds. by restoring the blood toe regular
circulation. thro . theprocess Of respiration In such caul.
and thorn' solution of all intestinal obstructions in otherd.
The Lite Medicines have been known to cure REXURI
ATISiI permanently' in three weeks, and GOUT to half
that time, by removing local inflammation from the mu 4.-
clea and ligaments of the Joints.
DROPSIES of all kinds, by freeing and. strengthening
the kidneys and bladder ; they operate most delightfully or.
these important organs, and hence have ever heen-founda
certain remedy for the worst cases of ORAm.
Also WORMS, - he dislodging froin the turnings of the
bowels the mattyr to'which these creatures adherd.,,
SCURVY, ULCERS, and INVETERATE SORES,
the perfect purity which these Lift .Vedici nes give to the
blood nod all the humors'.
SCORBUTIC ERUPTIONS and BAD CONIPLEXIONS,
by their alterative effect upon the fluids that teed the skin
and. the morbid state of which occasions all truptii - e
coniplaints. 'sallow, cloudy, and other disagreeable tout-'
The use of the-e PIIIS for a very short time will effect itn
entire Carl- of SALT RUEUIE. and a striking impros'e
ment in the clearness of the skin. 'COMMON COLDS
and INFUENZA will always be cured by one dote,oriv
two In the wrest esses. .
original proprietor of these me.lielario,
V 44 cored of Piled, of 33 year.. standing by the use of the
Life Hedirinew alone.
7e,BITER AND AGUE.—For thin %eonrige of Slur Wert
rn country. they,: llcdklt.e m will be found a safe. speedy
and certain remedy. Other Medicines leave the systim
subject toretarder the cure by Bose
chi es Is pi . /rtiottiiiiit , -- Try them. Le oaalrnd, and 1 e 0..1141.
Billons Fevers and' Liver Complaints.
General idebility. !mi. of Appetite, and Diseases Qt se
males. The Medicine,. have been used with the most
beneficial resolute cases of this description f--Kitimi
Evil, and Sertifule. in Its worst forms, yields to the mild
vet powerful - action or these remarkable Xediciti r es.
!Sight:Sweats. 'Nervous Debility, Neer, oils Coraplaintrif of
alt kinds. Palpitation of the fleart,Vainters' Colic, are
speedily eared. I
;Mercurial Dlornses.-Pen;ons wham a coastitialOns
have become Unpaired by the injudielous gigot:Mercury,
will find these Medicines a perfect cure. as thee neverfail
to eradicate from the system, all the effects- of *Mermiry.
infinitely sooner than the moot powerful preparation d of
'Sarsaparilla. Prepared and sold by •
W. B. MOFFAT.
31.3BnOanwar. New-Yo
• For Sale by r ail Druggists...
.rte
has imineell the proprietor
lstriet. Also for sale at the
Broadway. Neu'York City.
terms. Sent hr Express to
elpt oj , the pried:
IIIELL, Agent. Montrose.
Afflicted Read!
WILLIAMS'S COMPOUND "SOLiT
tion for the Pan is warranted to effect a Cure
In every cue, and in all stages of he disease, or the money
will be refunded. Full direetions accompany each bottle.
For sale be Abel Tamil, Montrose; 6. G. Ilempst4d.
Brooklyn ; '1". J. Babcock, Ditnock ; Penuel Carpenter,
rherfora ; 01 -47. Williams, Jackson t J. B. Slocum, Darltdr;
A. B. Merrill. linpbottom.: A. J. Merrill. Scranton.
" CLIEZILT.X.FXCIALT.M.
This is to celtify, that Mrs. Emory hay been afflicted for
years past with that diEtret.eing - complatntknown as ` the
Piles," and that having failed in securirtg relief from. ea
rions Physicians. she was induced front reports to try Mr.
Williams'," Pile Solntinn." which we obtained nt one of
his genies in Tunkhannock. I'a. The result has been
the most favorable. The trial was made with it last fall,
and after using as directed for a few days, what we have
good reason to think wan a permanent cure was effected.
-S'everal other rases of a Alm Bar nature In thin vicinity
have used it with like results. With Mr. Wifflams ttt tto
" no cure no pay •• every one thus afflicted will ce rtai nly
do well to try ft. B. B. EMORY,
Pastor of 31.. E. Church, Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., ri'st.
June sth, ' -
FAMILY
CAT H ART I C P.I L
Pare Vegetable Extraelii, and put "up.ln
- . HLASIS CASES; Alr Tight, and will heap
In aest.elltnate e
;
The Family Vs-North'. PILL Isa ,;,
fie bd' active Cathartic 5 . Ig
41 ,b the prophecy!. i ns
used las practice more then twenty yams-
The - Amin, lucre...Me dermind Dom three' w i ho
1, !! „i onf nyecithy l piLlos ej and am' satisfsakm which
Oil,i to ngard in their w's use, los induced male p la c e
them e the reachof all. els
The kkow g that ddfarend Catbartlei ad
on different Portions of the bowels.
-
the PAMILT CA- -THAIITICI PhL Is
du, +cab due reference to - 'this well established feet,..
, been compounded from a variety of the porch Vero
\
t o
Estrada, which set . 1 " slike eraryipert ef-de
• \ alimentary mat and are g good aad sage la all cu
es where • Clubamtle Is omegas!, such as Dr.
rangements :of -the Monistic bk,,dieepte , .
nein. Pales In the Batik and - -Loins.
Coativenea.. Pal n mid Soreness °Tay
: the\ whole body, from-sodden cold. which
' frequently if neatened. .and in a long, Mown Of fe
ver, - Loss or ApPiee tilte s •C log ais.
• Mellon-of Cold ewer the body. , tau.
nose Headache' -or the head
sat ma arr he Cc:Wen/al I .
childredier Advallte, 01111qa ejavairalseiCs th at
Part der Ode Mood ae., — an4 salty dinana to %Melt
Punk beth' tonnerserolis • -to Mention hi tbds advartaste. n em .
P THREE.I3JHUS. •
The Liver torelgaratar ea Vseallir
thank Pine are retailed by Devoe' peanaq, s los
told Mondale by the Trade lash too burs loom
' Y, W.W.SAMP..Iizr ORD; asd 3l. D.
otio•rattar
335 Broadway-. 4Viteer.-ror Ci4r.
. For sale' lu Moirtnme-b \ y\ , ABEL TERRELL, dOent.
isAypE,t.l - .13tp;'....:i.. , :: :. f•
CHILDREN
tvias. WINSLOW,
IVIN V E /LT
.. • .. !
• -, S . ANZ'ORD'S - i
LIVER -INVIGORATOR;
I4IVE tt • DEDILIT.ViES. . 1
TT Isromponntleti entirely frank Gums, ssil.
'a eta heroine An esta.iNhe.l fact,* mantlanl Ile:Urine. t Islip
11.1 approved by all 111:111 o.la, e nar ., llt. and Is now re-
trlrtel to with entiadenee In el fall I.lao disuses:Tor which ?t
is reeounuroded.`
It has cured . thousonist g f slant .. !, the List tern yett
who WO eiren up all hopes !of re , :f. to llld 12.11....2
ono:Aiello:al eartlerstenlo my! !pons , sslmtshow. . - 'i
The dote must toads pfteli tot the temperhment or ilke
inai,id.i tall , 0 It. and us. , .ed fa &sell touusitles so to
sun gently Oil the
Let the dictates of your: ijildgraent ;nide i.ou In 11 A
use of the LIVER lA.: IvlGortvrqn, audit
,Rill curt: Liver Coupti g plaints, Dilloultlit ' • •
leeks,' Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhoea,
1/ csm soar Co au plainta Dyseest
7y, 4*
y„ Dropsy, Soul. r Stomarla,lttalsititit
i
Costirerreas, Cho le, Cholera, Chats..
tralllorbus,t:ltolera Infauttim. ' Flain-.
lenee J a unfit ec, Female Itarraknesti.•
ea, and may Do usol sue. cessfully as an Orilltin
sli• Family Iledi- ' pi eine, Itlleurealet‘
JIB ADAIC II Ey Las: thoossedlS GM testily) Do
twenty minutes it; ' two or three
:Tea
*Toenails are tak-1 - en at •nastannestent et
..
stuck.
gala; lath- tatumir
WATER IV TILE WlTif
THE 2.IIrVIGOEATOI4 ASO SWALLOW
norm TOGETHER.
Price One'Dollar per' , Bollle,'
- -
saNronws
MEATAVIARXET;
On PS/ Se •Asynue,:sear 'Hotel.
ktii:enni4noynn- - bind gooellupp)y of
At EATS et,all*lada. CASH paid for
Ale,Calveo,Sheep f and Lambs.
Ides et 401 kinds.
• BENSTOCK & BAWL . EY."
a. T. RENETOCE. ,! • 111 . .
Iffontiose, March 30th. '39.—tt.
[ l* - ..
•
KEYSTONE' HO T EL,L•
.
. ..
• 1 - - . At Montrose, Penn. =
WRI.- K. • rumen, Proprietor.
,
THIS new And 'cJmroodions Hotel situated
Public Avenue, near tho' Ceurt Elo and
nearly in tho centre i3f the business po Lion .of
Idordrtme, it now fuly•completed and fa Dialled,
slut was opened on lifotiday. the 27th day of
1 .
September, 1858 , for the accommod tion of
the public mnd tray - elm. The Proprie r feels
cnnfidefit that be is now prepared to enterta:n
Inests in a manner that cannot fail to give
• - - Complete Satiaketione
• , The Hotel and Furniture are lbw, and no ex.
sense his been spared to render it equal. if not
of
to any similar establiahment in this part
of the State. It is well supplied *with all . the
recent improvements and comforts, and obliging.
' waiters will always be .readyto respond to the
call of cusiomenu • ' . :
The Stables connected with this Housb are
• New and Convenient.
. The Proprietor respectfully solicits the patron
age of his old friends, and the public generally.
• whi K. HATCH.
Wfatar's Balsam of Willi Cherry.
Whittles Balsam of Wild' Cherry.
' Cough; Colds, Coughs,
Coughs, Colds, Cough,
Asthma, Bronchidi, lioanseness, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Bronchitis.
. Whooping Cough, Croup,
• Whooping Cough, Croup,
Consumption; Coasimption, Consumption,
Consumption, Consumption,
and all like diseases, find - an unfailing antidote, a
routg retie); and a cure and speedy cure, in that
real and universally approred remedy,
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
The Ile4t. Jacob Sealer,
Ing burs ssurour.t.A . impeded amelfr the Orrmtx pops
tiiiitm of AL, ceuxtry; tutu tAt fottvarint stateastatior
tM bent,fit qf tke Okla
:11Attovin, FA., Feb. 16, I€so.
Ilegers. S. W. Forit.T. & Co., - lkieten,— Dear Sin:
Ira ng realized in my - family important benefits, from.
the use of your valuable preparation, WIDTATVS BAL
SAS! or WILD-Cllgitalr, it affurde me pleuuro to
recommend it to the public. Some eight pearl ago one
of my daughter" scented to be in a decline, and little •
hopes of her recovery• were entertained. 1 then tito
cured:a bottle - pf your excellent 111.'aeni, and before
had taken the whole. Of the conte.as of the bottle there
w•as a great improvement in her health. 'I have, In my
individual case, made frequent me of your trainable
medicine, and have alwaj•a been benefited by it.
noeutd, finweeer, cannon as miblic ezeinat ioniesitaint, be
wire there u et gredleal•of 'marines tristarsa &dram of
wad Cherry of oat tirouzAmit Ute cownhy., •••
. • - Virginia Testimony.
Certificate Ire= MR. NORBORNE NORTON, 'al tAs
Rieman's. O A :hco, Richmond
Rlctt3loND, tt., rch. IMO
keens. A. W. FOWLE - & Co., Boston,—Gentlemen:
with' pleasure testify to the , groat merit. of onr in;
)valuable lung medieitke, Dr. WIRTAIe* DALAAII
WILD Clik:RDY,Deb 114:likewise highly valued by
many of our esteemed citisons, who Nava i tested its
virtues by trill.
I first made use M this Tlalmm,soirre three years since
for a violent and tibitressing cough which baffled OM
skill of phyalciaus, ind, In my joy, expesientid such
gratifying relief ai to indiwe me to persevere in its use.
1 always keep it by me, and ever find it to be unfail
ing fn its effects. ':"Nci . medicine that f have, ever used
has given such hpecdy relief. Yours truly,
Prom Smis Smith, Esq.,
Pri.sidest iPf the Norris . Coast!, Bank, aid who iswril •
Lima and weak eitecried dirougheat Xcao.feciry.
Alcatitwrowtr, N.J., Jan. 9,ISW
Meseta. S. W. For.et,r. k Co.,—Der Sir,: Haring
used Dr. wisrmek BALSAM or WILD Catena , ' (Cr
about fifteen year,, and haring* realized 'its beneficial
reaults in my family, it affords me great pleasure itr ,
recommending it to- the public es a:v/dutiable remedy
of reek latav, cold., coitykr; and a remedy
which I considerlo -be . entirely innocent, and may be
taken with perfect safety by the 'Mast delicate In health.
Yuma eery respectfully, i
- JESSE 83IITIE.
pr' Rewire of rile atul trerih/tss'oUsnlerfrits!
The only Genuine, Pair, and Ifedicind Liquor has
the name of "1. BUTTS'," written with a pen,
and the printed name of. the Proprietgrs," S:
FOWLE C 0.," on dr . outerwrapper. ,
AN who suffer with sitiy diseale of the Throat,
Lungs, - oc Chest, can obtain like relief by using
WiStaett Baia= of Wild Cherry,
. Wistoes Balsam of Wild Cherry,
PREPARED' RP
• " S. W.,FOWLE -
No. 18 TRERONT STREET,•BOSTON
• SOLD irk .
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thwygists, Dealers,. and Merchants in every towel
asul city in the Ustite . d States. • - • ••
tlr - For sale by Abel Turrell and Read, Wittrons
ter, Montrose; L. B. Woodruff, Nino& ; AmoN Nichols,
Brooklyn ; Whitney do Moxlcy. Ilarford : Weed it, Ward
.Great Bend ; J. C. Olmstead, Bundart; L. Griffin, Great
Bend. dub6-3,1*
BCERHAVE'S,
HOLLAND BITTERS
211 X CZLEDFATED 110LI4FD ILIKILEDY FOR
DYSPEPSIA,
DISEASEOF THE._ KIDNEYS,
LITER •vointrz,scrr, ••• •
WEAKNE.I3B OF ANT KIND,
FEVER .
R AND ACUE ,
.
Ani the various affections consequent upon a dbordnred
STOMACH OR LITER;
'each as IndigesUon; Acidity of the Stomach, Colicky Pains,
Ilsertburn, Loss of .Appetite, beeptudeney, Callvemem
Blind and Bleeding Pero. In ell Nervous, hhessindic, and
Neuralgic Alleceous, it has in numerous Instances proved
wow beneficial, and In others educed a decided cure.
Slihi Is, purely vegetaldo compound, prepared on strictly.
scientific principles, after the manner of the teletusital
/Mind Proemial.,
op I ke
Its reputation at home pint
tholelntroduetke hive, the demand commenting Vint
thole of Go Fatherland mattered over the ewe of Ude
mighty country, many of whom brought with therm and
handed down the tradition of its value. It ti now o end
fei flee .instrieen pethlie,.,kosocio that Gs trulir
mediolnel virtues sued de pd. .•
' it I, partkukely tcoonimended to these yawns. whose
nonititutlem may baysbeen impaired by the euntlennua nee
s of ardent spirits, or other fume of died tier. Generally
instantaneous In effect, it ends Its way directly to the mat
of life, thrilling and quickening every aerie, raising up the
drued4t4 In At, infusing new health aad vigor
be
homer flud this a bps wig
g
'4742w
abaRY24O•4; bet to sick, west gpd low tad, It
will prove a grateful aromatic mad, oeseeseed
mandial propertlea,
READ CAREFULLY!
The Genuine 'body concentrated Berrhave's Rolland
Bitten Is put up to halfidet bottles only, and retailed at
OR DOLLARperbOillai l li w ilbottliribr Pen Dottom. The
- great be file colthisted Ifedleine ham Induced
town Indieldeas, whic h Abooki guard WWI
- INtwitti - that tow nude le on the
Mulabd of every bottle yea buy. -
by Arming . ant be berrtribil
by /brass to lust
pßoPiirtoße. •••
BEINIAX/N PAGE, 7R. &.
XLiormmOznes
ekarmattutiiis and. ablumigst.'
.
PITTSBURGH; PA..
nese BITTERS aro sold In Montrose by •
iX 4 y . .ABEL TURRELL, Lruggist.
Flintlttliffil.
MONT-R-OSE:- P ENNk.
s
• rrtHE subscriber having purchasad
refitted'and nowlyiftrintshed the
11 . 1 aboie well known and fro l pular Hotel,
is prepared to acCommodate the trav
eling public and
_others with all 'the attention)*
and conveniences 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 alwaysbersipplied with the
Choicest Liquors. r •
The Stables, conneeted.with this House
are large, roomy and convenient and careful and
attentive Hoitleni are alwayirin charge of them.
J. N. TARBELL:
Are yhu sick, feeble, rind cont.
plainine Areyou out of Order.
with your system deranged, runt
your feelings uncomfortable '
your
symptoms arc often - the
prelude to serious illness. Soma
fit of esickncsa it creeping upon
you, and shotlld be arertesi by a
timely use of the rglit remedy.
Take-Ayer's fi l'ills,' and cleanse
out the disor tared humors —pu
rify the blood,.and thelintsle
reeve on. unobstructed ln health
ronills They Stimulate the nose
s of the body Into vigorous
activity, purify the 'system from
the obstructions which that.
disease. A cold settlesei-konic•
where In the body, and obstruct •
These, if not relieved, react npms
themselves and the surrounding organs, producing g.m
eral
s„,nravatlon, suffering, and disease. While in thi s
condition, oppressed by the derangements, take Ayer's.
PIK', and see how directly they restore the natural an
ti on of the system, and with It the buoyant feeling of
health spin. What Is true and so apparent in this trivial
and common eoutplilnt, is also true lei InAny of the dery
seated and dangerous distempers. The same purgiitlns
effect expels them. Caused by similar obstructions awl
derangements of the-natural functions of the body, they
are rapidly; and many of Mon surely, cared by the same.
means... None who know the virtues of these Tills, will
neglect to employ them when suffering from the disor—
ders' they cure. • • , .
Statements from leading physicians In some of the
_princired cities, and from other well; known public per
sons.
ACOLI SECIILEn.
NORZIORSE -NORTON.
AYER'p
CATHARTIC
From a Forwarding Merchant cif :la.; ,
Do. ATER: Your rills kre'ille para4on of all that Is
great in medicine, They have cured my hale daughtsc
of ulcerous sores upon her hands and feet that had prore.l
incurable for years. lice mother has lyen ton. , 1.F1..,i
-ounlystalleteil with blotches and pinMles On her Slin and
lit her hair. After our child was cored, she 0130 tried
your Pills, and they hove cured her.
ASA 310110 UIDG E.
A• a Family Phyalc. .
From Dr. E. In CartFriolst, V,l (*Iola!
Your Pills are. thu - prince of purges. - Their exeelitnt
qualities surjiass any cathartic we - posse Sq. 'They are
mill, hut. very certain and effectual- in their action on tlov
bowels, Which makes thcip invaltiaDle Su us in tin. , dally
treatment of disease.
headache, Sick headache, rout Etonsach.
•
From Dr. Eilicaril Boyd, haiiiniore.
DEAR Duo. Ayv.ro I =not ansWer you , riort c0m
.1% (sluts I have cured with your ring batter than to -.toy
WI that ire crer :real with a purgaticr lactlieinr. I ' , 1e.,"
great itepetulcnoo on an effectual cithartie in my daily.
contest with disease, and belies - laq do that your Pilrs
effort! us th e beat we have, lof course value thc.n
, Crt.,- . .V 1.
• C. ATEn. Sir:l Aare .re ly eure..l of
the worst headache any body ain hate, by a dose or twu .
or your PUN. It seems to arise final tC.foul stomach.
whichlhey cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect, Ill). rit•FAILE,
Cleri4 ;Ste.,tsaer
lillkons Disorders—Liver. Complaints.
From Dr.'Theodore Yoe': •
Not only are your Pilltradmirably adapted to their pur
pose asap aperient, but I find their beneficial effdet v 11p.tt
the Liver very marked indeed." TIMy have i!1 my pia,
Lice proved more effectual for the cure or 111'10113
plaints than any one remedy-I can nictitio‘a. I stust•raly
Plaice that we have at length a ptirgatiee which' Li wor
thy the eonildenge of the profession and the poe;lle.'
. Dnr . .oiltT)lr.NT Os; TIIE
Washing,tba, C., :th /Th.. ".
SIR: I bare used your Pills In my, general and 40 , p:t;.l
practice ever since you made them,mul do not !tertian: to
nay they are the bent cathartic we hmploy. their
Ling action on the liver is intickinnd decided, coi.c,.
gneutly they are an admirable remedy for derangetuciu,
of that organ. Indeed. I have seldom found a
bilious diseme so obstinate that. it did not readily yicid t.,
them. Fraternally yours, ALONZO D..
Plipicfan urea Marine Husp:lor.
Dreatery,_Dlarrhcem, Rclaz, Worms.
From Dr. J. Q. Green, cir Chicago
Yew Pifisheye had a Lang trial In my practice, am[ I
hold them in esteem as one of the hest 'aperients I have
ever-found. Their alterative effect upon the liver make:,
them an excellent re.medv, when given in small dotes for
bilious dysaste . rq d iarrhea. I Their sugar-coating
makes them very acceptable and conveni ent fqr the
of warier' and children.
Dyspepsia. Impurity • cit' the
. Blood.
Frovkliev. J. V. Vimes, Paslar of Ailmit Churig, 5.03:0n.
DR. .Ist:ft : I hare natal your Pills with extraordir.ary
suecese In my family and among Memel :tin called torimt
In distress. To regulate the organs of digestion cud
purify the blood, they are the very beat remedy I have
ever known, and
,1 can congdently rem:need them to
nip friends. Yoursi, A J. V. 11131 ES.
WARSAW, Wyoming Co., N. Y., Oct. 24, 18.55.
DI:AR SIL: : I am using your Cathartic rills In my prac
tice, and find them an excellent pm... n oire to cleanse the
. systent and yurifitthefountitias of-t ho- tdond. •
_ • -
JOHNS G• MEACHAM, M. D:
Costfirenesp, Suppresaicin,
Mitinonsallsmi Gouti, NestralOt, Drop.),
Paralysis, Fits, etc; .
From Dr..): P. linighn, Montreal, Canada.
Too much cannot be said cif your Pills for'the cure of
co:direness. If others of out-fraternity have loved t r,
as effieadons as I have, thri' should Join' me in ppodair.
iug it for the benefit of the multitudes_ who .mTrr Lori
that .complaint, which, although tit' d enouult in itsclr,
the progenitor of others thlit areworee. I beLeve
tivertess to originate in the llicr, bnt your rills alicct
organ and cure the ittanue.
,
Stuart, l!hysician 'and 3Thi01,4, Boston..
I find one Or two large dews of Your rills. taken at t
proper, time.. aro exCellenC promotlves of the .nnt,
secretion. when wholly or partially suppreiard, and al-,
very effectual to cleanse the stomach and erpcl .
They arm ma much the best nhyale we bare-that . recto.
mend no other to my patients.
• •
From th*Rec. Dr. frawkes,Ofate.ilithoslist Epis. Church.
PULASICT liocse, Batiennih; Ga., Jan: el% 155.1.
noxonto SIR: I should be ungtuterul for, the rell,•i
your skill has brow ht mo4f I did nut report my eAv•
to you. Acohl settled in my linibs and brought on ex
cruciating neuralgic pains, Which ended In chronic rhet:
nuttinn. Notwithatanding I had the best or physician,,
the disease grew worn and.worie, until by-the advice or
your excellent itirbnt in Italtimore,-Dr. 'Mackenzie, I tiled
your rills. .Their effects were -slow, but sure. Ity per
severing in the use orthemo am now entirely welL .
Swarm CtlatMnEn,,Battm Rouge, Le.,S Dec.; IN:,.
Du. AYER I have been .entlrely - eured, by your Pill 4.
of itheamatic Gout—a pahathl disease that had afflict.
tnefor years. . . VINCENT- SLIDELL.-
.
or Most of the I'M, In market contain Mercury,
which, although A valuable remedy in skllthl hands,
dangerous in a public pill, from the dreadful conaoquerre,s
that frequently follow Its Ineautioususe. 'These eout,Uu
nomereury or mineralatthatance whatevef.
• '
.Price, 25 cents per Box, or 5 Boxes far fa.
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Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYES de CO., Lowell, Mum
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For dale by Abel Farrell. itontreoe ("Mirth & Phinnev,
Minolta; Waltmhn & Swale?. Anburn Centre, alai by ill
dealers and druggists everywhere. oc 8 7 CW
; "
Rae
Consumption and Asthma
Cured.
.
Rona of Invalids are hi notate. with a medicine
called Two Camaro rxrtitor or Cum=
which we an aroused by an &bandana of competent '
and reputable witnesses, Is a tun, 'paddy and per
aliment titre for Ootternwrtwe, Cocoa; Coca, mwx.
awns, Amu, l'ustter, Navorwrav, 'and Ora.
au. Daum This highly palmed medical prepare.
Ms was dlsoovered owioral yearn ago, a falcate.,
by Dr. 11, Jame, 4 well known physlelan of great
eminence,irbo bad takon his only child-7a daughter
.—tutee with him, boyar that the climate would
prolong her life. She was pronounced an ineorithie ‘
au of eurrltrrilrox. bad beard much of the
woridarfal restorative and healing qualltlee of preps •
wakes made front thW rut lndia Hemp, and the ...
thought ocearred to biz that be might compound
" 41 °V for his aldidt Ho swam hart, and succeed
04 in Mailbag his wishes. 11to moo was cam.
Thla wonderful remedy bas gine* been administered
to thoseanda of engagers In all parts of the work!,
sad has AMC failed of raking them comptstaly
healthy owl bappi. Tha original Torino for prepay
tag, and saeaeu(auy using this great remedy will be
fokatabod to all sppliants by the undersigned, on
reetelpt of a Asap for talon postage. A small work,
mitts* b 7 the Doctor hiasaU on tit above cow
Plaiate, will to east rake, ;id Paid, to au those who
may apply for the recipe Ti as who wish the wed.
Wart pinopszed, an awn It at 12 per Adagio bottle,
three alibi for Itio,—bant to say part of the rotted
Nitros by Fsprese. .• •
*adroitly O. P. isHOWN. dt C.. Pew*
pwieterik Ns: 11l Grand bircet. JenieT
titre N. J.
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