iieititavirs swim= Greatest Remedy in the World,for RHEUMATISM, and all PAIN. Warranted to' CUED Fceer and Ague In one day; Chills In lire minutes; • Deafness in two to four days ; • - Barns and Scalds Mien mlnutes ; ; Sprains. Wjt113414 . and'Brialses,iii from one to three dais; Indauttnation in one day • . Neuralgia, Croup. Toothache, Barns, In ten minutes; Ilemorrhage, Scrofula, Abscess, in ten days ; Wounds. Setter, to to three days; 'Manche. Stiff Neck. Ague. in one day ; Felons, Broken Bleast, Salt Itheum.tn 3 to six . days ; rthay, Palpitation. Pleurisy. in one to ten days ; ma. Go - M. Erysipelas. lo live to twenty dat a; Frosted Feet` Chflblains, Stifilelnta, chronic Rho'. matiem, Sore Throat. Scarier. jever, and the lame • made to walk, by a few bottles. • : This OIL. the tiratit7e) is mitt and pleasant, and le a great FamilOtetileine for children teething &E. Ladies yhonld a roc it. it always V3VVIL you better than it find+you, ll and one bottle often cures entirely. „ . .. ./, ,-.---- ... / , 1 ' ms's. 74r - aiir.e4A i ~ .‘ :COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. • Located over the hascpiehanna Valley Bank. BINGH g MTON N. Y. ,______ G ____ i ri„AcULTI: I). W. ?.0%,VE1.0, Principal, Professor of the SCieqe of Aeounis, Practical Accountant. Autho\r of Lowell's Treaties upon Book-Keep ing, Diagrams illustrating the same. s•- Jon RASWIS, CoMmercinl Accountnnt t Profes'r I of Book Keepirtg and Practical stathematics. I .J. J. CCRTIs.- Ass )stint Professor in the Beak i Keeping Deporcment. %. .1. IVAnNER, Professor of Practical and Or. 1 namentsl Petirtianahip, Commercial Cale:lda-1 lions end Gorr4sposdence. I t . , T I ALL:CTUREIIS: Won-Daniel S. D"wkirson,teeturcren Cotnner. '; nal Law and Political Economy.. 'o 1 lion. Itsnsom lialcout, • Lecturer. on Contracts, j Promissory Notes and Bills of Exchange. It s ev Dr. 4..kiiFews, Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.; : EXAMIIIING COMMITTEE: lien. Sherman I) Phelps, Wm. It. Osborn,: E.,ii . Tracy R. Mor4an, Esq. The object of,this College is to afford to all :or opporthnity og obtaining a thorough Business I:t:cation. ; The Books and Ferris arc carefully arranged by practical acchuntauts expressly for this In stitution and embrace. all the recent in:prove aunts. 1_ . The course - Of instruction comprises every dtparttnent of lius'..ness. The learner will be, thoroughly tau4ht the science and pia,ctice of, Doulle Entry Alt• Keeping as applied to the following kinds of business, viz: General cider. chandising, Manufacturing, Banking, Commis sion, Steamboaiing, Railroading, Forwarding, Freighting, Fortiign Shipping,.4;.c. • , i YOUNG MEN Can gnalifY themsetses In a short time, at this 'lnstita. lion, to dll. importapt sad lucrative situations. Ample references Min be Oren where graduates of 1580 are now lilting desitablosittations with salaries trom $560 to $lO6O per annum. The Proprietors Le in possession of testimonials from some of the first Coilimercla! fiancee in the State, to a hom they Lase furnished book-keepers, showing their entire satisfaction and co4fldence in the ability of the graduates of this Institution.: ... , i .--7 PENMANSHIP In all its I;ranches.ianght by the most skillful and thor- ...._ .4._, ongh masters of th art. No College In the country - en joys a higher reputation in this department. Ladies' Dc- ' . Spruce Creek, Iluntingdotreo ,Pa , Jan. IS. pirtarect entirely enparate from that of the . gentlemmi. II Spalding. Sindantscan cuter at any time . .o vacations. ''..- it ,`• I Time to complete the course, from Bto 10 weeks. Stu- You will please *end me twifboxerof your Pills. Send dents passing the irequisite examination are presented them immediately . ~. . with the most elabbrate and elegant engraved Diploma Respectfully yours, • issued by any Conimercial 'or Classical Institution in the_ Z I JNO. B,SIMONS. Onion. Assistanei rendered to graduates in procuring I P. S.— / hare us' et , Ont b o rjr your fills, and find them sitnationa. i enaltene. ' z For tellbs of tuition,. price of board, testimonials of ; , 1 . , graduates tiling pOsitionsAc, address the proprietors for ' circular , containing full particulars. s • LOWELL /t WARNER. 7 ' Henry C. Spalding, Em Belle Ternon;Ohio. ;fan. Vs i • Please find enclosed twenty-Ore cents for wh ich send Bif.ghatuton Commercial College. me'anot her'hnx of your Cephalic Pills'. ' They are truly , _Nov. "proprietors B,i tie.—y . Binghamton, N. Y the beet pills I have e ever toed . KEY §t — ONE HST E L < A I Direct 1 A STOVYR, P M ....... &Me 'i. ernop, Wyhndot count), Ohio --..-....-- FlEr'' Zid DOOR ABOVE MULFORD'S...4O .. At ontreee, Penn. ! ,„ ~,Yerly....ffas.. The O. rrTIS . PUBLIC generally aminformind that• a FREE EY- WDL IL HATCH, Proprietor 1 H.C - SPahlinc• Esq. ' . IL lIIBMOIi Is given - at all hours of the day , of NEW . • i I wish for some cirmalars or Inrce show bills, to brio l. I GOODS of all sorts, viz: Dress Goods of Samintir Prints. , rillll§ ' DOW a n d ” commodious Hotel . t td ; your Pills more part icnlarly before m 3 customers. If yon St us e Poplins, Challis. Lawns In patterns. cheap BisbopLawne. : have anything of the kind. please send them to me. VeMlanta, Book, Bard. Jaconetta and Swiss MulL Ladles' . en Public Avenue, near the Court House,and 1 pne a mysinstomers, who is ...nine. tto a .e% ,re sick Cellars sad Sleeves. Dimity, Marseilles. Moreens, Yurni- I i nearly in the eritre of the business portion of l ilt s headache. 111511)01y lasting hr.cO days ). seas evr ,, i of es af care Fruits, Kentucky Jeans, Nankeen., Stu:inner Stu ff s. tad. in on hour by your Pills..lultlLll I Pent her. Gents Shirts, Cotton Drawers. Collars. Cravats Neck-ties, I MontroSe, is now fu ly completed and furnished, i it e. pet.i full:.I our.. and Suspenders. A new and large lot of and watt opened on Mondays the nth day of - W. It, wititt:- ' i 9 Sep:en:ll,er, 1858, fur the accommodation of LEATHER•WA.RE , the public and. travelers. The Proprietor feels I . • mos as Gents trine Calf Boots—good 'ons,talse heavy ace 1 c o n fident the 11 _ t. e Is now prepared to enterta:n ', Remy C. Spalding. light Shoes, Splendid Ladies Gaiters tram S to IS shillings Arracrted to St. 'White. Brown, and Black HOSIERY. 'guests o ema ner that cannot fail to give I No. hi Cedaretreet. N. Y. I Dear Sir : • Parasols and Umbellas, Band 13o:co and Work - -Baskets. ' Complete Satiseaction. , , Inclosed find tyenty-tly cent. (25.‘ for which send mi 33 13 A- 3a i. rie w psr u i c i The Jlotel and Furniture aro new, and no ex- e D rest to Per WM Filler, at t lTe x yn o o f ld;fi e n i ;. ,h l. lc r... l ;il l l s th ' conli ' i c y. Ohio. ' . . . I and Sperm, adamantine and low Candles. . Brass and , pense has been spared - to render it equal, if not i toer Pills wort like a eliarm-rure Headathe almost 1 slapaned Larders, Wash Boards and Coffee Mills,i . White- ' an to any' similar establishment in this parf..! indantrr. I wash Brushes, Bed Cords SO feet long, a hlttled and spring s . a ., Truly your., Wm FILLER. I Clothes Pins, Pine and CEDAR PAILS, besides. PILE:of 10, t h e ;Btate• ilt is well supplied with all the I - a p ailitgur %gem/wage I recent tmproveinents and comforts, - and obliging WI i waltera will atways be readvto 'respond to.the . 4Cret7 Twisty. among which are Tapico end Corn Starch i ca ll o f 'custom rig . • ~,. forgiorionscings, Cream Tartar, Soda -starch Saharans Qatar Oil, m Salts. Black and Scotch Snuff, and lets I The Stable 4 connected with -this House are' of things mil h won't do to read about. but please to call, I Nem and Convenient.. examine and talk abort . Wia.re ready and willing to show f Goods, even though they may not suit ; and thankful for 1 The Proprietor respectfully solicits the patron solo favors. IL C. TYLEIL age of his old friends, and the public generally.• WS!. K. lIATCII.` AV.7I.ICTED YEARS, t A:VP CtIIED IS oNr. WEEK Read letter from Rer. Jame!. Temple. PIII.LATIZLIII A, June 9th, 1.35 Prof. De CIRATII : I have been afflicted for thirteen 'rears with Neuralgia and other painful complaints, and .ear* been unable to sleep soundly or walk any distance for many years pail. Last week I got a bottle of your Klee irk Oil. The first night I plept soundly and well. and to day lam like a'new_man. My wife could not believe ber eyes. • Your Electffe Oil has done-1n one week what the • phyaielana of Philadelphia failed to do in thirteen years. GraterllllT VOllll4. • JAMES TEMPLE. MO South street. DEAFNESS CURED. ViZW May 19th, ISZA. Prof..De Grath: Me brother has been djaf fort yearn. After trying many things, be used yont Oil a few times, and it cured him entirely. CLirFouri H. SCRANTON: .• Or For Pile be all Drug,liiirs, ind at the Depot, :IT Sonthilighth-st, Philadelphia. — feb2L3m cy • D°'°° WANT %-111SKICIIS! DO YOI• WANT WHISKERS? r , DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE? DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE• BELLISIGUA: I I 9 S. Webrated STIMULITING 011611ER1, For the Whiskers & Hair . The knhaeribera take pleaann• in announcing to the citizena of the United State, that tbev,bave olltalned the agency for, and are now enabled to after to the American public, the above jugtly celebrated and v,erld-Fenowned article. The Stimulating Onguent 1.1 prepared by Dr. C. P. Rellinglonn, an eminent 01)1al. elan or London, and is warrautcd to bring mit a thick set of • Whiskers or a.Mustache- in from threeto six weeks, This article is the only one of the kind uitecklay the Fiend', and in L:cirdon and Paris It is in universal • Ills a beautiftl, eeononalcal, soothing% yet stimulating compound, Rather as if by magic upon the roots. causing beautifulgrowth of luxuriant Lair. 11, applied to the calp. it trill' cure baldiiess.-and cause to-. iiprhig up io ipleee of the bald spots a fine growth of new hair. Ap plied according to directions. it will torn red or towy . - hair-dark, and restor gray hair to its original color , lea. el it soft, smooth, and flexible. The Ongennt" lean ,• indispensable article in every gentleman's toilet, and af. ter one week's use they would not for any consideration lie 'without it. The substilbors are the only agents for the article in the United State, to whom all orders must be address. ed.. , Price, One Dollar a box—for sale by all Druggists and Dukes ; or a box of the • Ongueutnwsrfanted to have the desired effect) *ill be sent to any who desire it, ire snail (direct). securely packed, on receipt of price and postage, el IS. Apple to or address DOR ACZ - L. 11EGEMAS CO. - Drugiziets.d . c., William aired, New York.' PATENT MICA LAMP CHIMNEY . Alamp Chimney that will-not Break ! ins great . intention commends itself to even' one T acing COAL OIL LAMPS. It glees more light, re =ewe less cleaning, and will' not break by beat or cold, ,or any orditta47 nage. For sale by Storekeepers generally tbroughnut the C . S., and the Canada', and wholesale by the Matinfacturers and Patenteet. HORNING & lIC IIP3RRF,. ' • !Co. 521. N. Second Stfeet, N. B. A large mid inperior .toch of Corea S=oll.l Lideimrsamd ahrtivi, on band, at price,.defylon corn.: 'petition. Alin the i'oriland. rent Oil, at manufacturer. %WWI. mar: 4w t OCTS. buvs a bottle of the ehining Hair Tonle. it ,L lxests anythinz. ever nboolc up. .TYLER'S. MONTROS4 Slay 9111, I%Jtio. CHANGE. THE SUBSCRIBER,TI.AVING chased the stock of VORMERLY owned hy A. 'S. BULLARD, taker. this IC method of informing •• avec who take the pap.' rf ." that the stock ha• again been removed to the old stand, tielom the • 3=lcarscoorert CIZELoto, h 4, will he mo-t happy to wait upon thoec who tavor him with a rail. ANY BOOK YrßiAstarm (m .d in rein!) can be obtained by leas inr.. your orders, with the price of the book and pnblisher's name at the desk. Alpo., any article and btationery" line. • NEWS OFFICE. lI.SAPER'S. Godcy's. Pcier,ou'kk, At or any of the pupal:kr Mazarine- the \. Y. Ledger, N. Y. Weekly:Mercury. Clipper. I:l.kg. Spiro, and all the 111u,trated Rupert..tor ,ale. Bark 71 tn.: -best supplied. 'SCHOOL BOOKS—AII the old and new edition's. BLAHS BOOKS—A very nice assortment. COTLEBY.—Tip top article of American. GOLD PESIo-Vars Fine ones. Ladies & Gents.' I'ERFOKRRY—k.VF Harrison's and others. riIVE ME A te..A.Miara, :Ind 1 Win endeavor to _ haves -a sin:rie eve to your istterept" and oae to my lowc. Tonrr. ea idently. • • • A. S. 03'20[1'1 1 1X. Morno-mr. -tf lIN INGER 1 ; 1 04s, cA o , 810Gire TIIIS Delleioua Topic Stimulant. F..ipreialle deloimed for the nun of the Medical Profeei.lon and the Family. ouperended the at, called " Aromatic." '• Metllcatecr,' Schnapps: - etc_ lb 110Wco tancaed by all the prominent phirriciater.chemi,..t., and ion• noltmenro. na poe,ceeintr all thot.e mu:maw „medicinal qitalit lee 4 tonic and dinriticl which belong to an OLD and PURE GIN'. Put up in quart bottles and cold he all Drug glace and (:rocerr. etc. A. V. BINENGER & 4L0.. Lflstahliiihed in 1118.] Sole Proprietora. • oc 4 r) ;, No. 1.9 Broad Since. K. Y, Forma} at Turrell'a Druz Srore. Montrose. • ' • Read ! Both the Ointment and Pills should be used in a s ; the followin o ff eases: Afflicted,. Read! 1 .• i LIFE 11-EMORI4I,S. . . . • pharmattutists and ithentists. • T;C05101t 'V t. , i . - . DISPATCH I . ' Bad Lep. . - Chicgo-foot, Fistulas, -Ivy ILLIAMS'S - -COMPOLT.:D - 0.1. - 1: 1- • ' WOULDN'T TAKE A WORLD FOR THIS , ' • . PITTABURGy, PA - . . : ~. , Lam' STITCH INITINZ aAVEn ,ME.",_fe'll I Bad Untutes I As aceidenre will happen, even in well regulated;farni- ! " Ito Piles, Mon for the \ prus is warranted to effect a Cure 1 in every cases and I ' all gages of the disease, or tlie money a lady re•marked to us a day ur two - hurt, as These BITTERS are fold in Montrose by • lice. very desirable to have some cheap and suolven- 1 , ' ; Bite of 51o,chetoes, Cancers, 'Rheumatism. will be refunded. Pull directions accompany each bottle. whe exothited the portrait of an Only child. goat. .._. pcl Y • lent war for repairing furniture toys crorkery de 4 „ T a i g a "... i.tt's,t'tenin...ett,:li:irniPt)Ped,,la.l(2l.na)nis, .. aunt, 'nage,. - ABEL TURItELL Druggist • - i '- '• • ' ' - n Sand,Filea, Contracted and Sealds ! ,‘ _ ;;.-_____ SPALVISCPSIPEEPA RED - G LIZA,' Coco -bay. StilfJointe. tot sale by Ated Turret!, Montrose ; 4). (3. Ileinpetead, s ore Ni pp i ee. , Itrooklyn ;T. J. ; 13.ibcock, Minot*: Parma Carpenter. to the •!spirit land:" which was one of . lits. L.:J.I BIXBY, meets all such emzg l e i zr a c i les, and no household can afford Sure Throats, w. - . .. 'llr.in Diseases, Scurvy.; liarford ; G•G.Williuuts,Jackson : J. 13. Slocum; Mundell; A. 13. Merrill llopbotlom ; A. J. Merrill Scranton. - rumen. l'icen!. ; ; ‘• . " PT:13123131611," , lIAVINGInst returned from New York with a choice - , I t t o ?Pgi t r utf,-- , •ft bowfin), apd cal.enstvlkaMmOmentof Fall A winter ," frays ready,.and . opto the stlic.- i, end • s Yaws '-' . Ac. J:c. At. CO.I33EILWX.WX4O.4I.TEI I . . . . - t'sEiut ./ . ..V.EFNN I" 1101-SE.7. . 1 . . . - , . - , that Mrs. Emoryhaa been a hied for . l'; ' u . .1 milligif . imgßolipisl,, .imittfir . , . ilm I . :N. 11.—.4 Brush accornpanis7 catb , Mottle;;; G Price ~..) ; wate e r v .iita N , T , i N Y I CAUTION 1,-- ; ;None are genuine unless the words - " Itou- i .isle t o cert ify . .- usw .W- -MIX AtsD LoNooN are dhlrertlthtelW a years ptet with that distressing complaint knoWn es the M. . - Mots, .4ddrese. , He. fil C. El ALDLN . . _. . _. n 'every leaf of the book of directions around I " Plies , andthat tutting called in eecurtpg relief from vs• ' leandy totifu.rnish theLadlesof Montrose & viclnity with - No. 4g, Cedar Street, New.Y,ork, - 1 each pot or box; the same may be plainly seen by /taking • • s i the leaf tome Itght. A handsome , reward will be given to I lions Physicians, ehe was Induced frowreports to try Mr." t Williams' oPtleMoration." which ive obtained at •one of 1i ■- —.---. - "e T t li t i . 71 4 t t° : i l Act 1 1 1 6 e t g e e erf a l ?Ora n . ' '. ''' ' FilL co il e r.v e rentii d in e rgt g he s ysa n o e mr h a infi rwrn i gu o i _ rf bLan... ; and aßer using oe d k, A l e n i; k d , c4a . m low ile.f:triil weh =r. . ve ririncipled u porsou n s i aye atts ninth), to palm e Sold at the Manufactory of Professor hots etl! onsof tti • Prepared • 2 rood raison to think was a permanent cure wag:effected, Malden Lane, New York, and by ill Ttlip:M er Ln , ble Druggists !,Fic - ev - co i other caret or „ Ina . nature i n me i vicinity as good and ea rick is can be po.relumed any'where. She I . : o 4 r i r n e eln;lln*PM.Llug 1? laic- l ILI" i outo caution all refeyne to exam ne before par. ' arid Dealers in Medicine, thron - Oout th I Jilted wend, keeps the very nicest goods, such at cannot falltoploafie : ~s._in ' ' hare used It scablike results, With air. WilliaMs - motto • in I , oxse at 25 conk, 62 cents, and Al each. the most difficult . Prices very reasonable. • ' 1 , 'L9. g. alla Kee that the full names "'ho cure no pay" veer , one thus afflletod willmertainly The Ladies um invitod, to call and examine her Goods. ' rfrSP..4,LDING'S PDEPA Eris e;LrE...o r t, , tar" There is ronstderable saving by tiking larger toves• do we:lll°lre it. • 4 tz R Pire"tionl. ro? tbr ,ridary, ~r .3t-ht- u, "• r • CIP" Dooms opposite Molt'r s•3lsten. - , cCOnd toff.) Milt; I• on the t;otrlds . - rapp , r . all ,ith-re ars ,- o indl Irv. , w , 141 . ' ' ' '"• ' i '' ' P3,lnror.ll . !F,.(hu r ,ll. Tunkhounock. Wyoutini4 Co., Pa, --• ' M-LV. ..... I% ' . " . 1.` 27 11 ttlf,i, '-',L .- •r..; , * p3..r are Atrt.led i!) • 1.0. i,,,x :tin, - 1 !NI ! , . 1 u. , . . i • .. . .... , , . .. .. • ' &flirt? f should regret it, bud I not secured this precious mecnor:al orthat tlear Onn.". So ;nought yve._ •The lived ones are not always —with us,stid while we Can call - theta ours, every Ace -should secure - such a memorial; : especially c.ince they ran have them so truthfully taken by lbst sleet-y.l'u! prli.l„l B. '11.71/LW. of pip,., twtuton. EffiNKtit MONTROSE, PEN - NA HE kitbscriber beiing•purchaseil refitted altd newly furnished thc above witli,known.and popular Hotel, ss I -' is preps to to secOmmodate the.-trav elingo hors with all the atteution• and conveniences Isually found in firsLcks Houses. NO effort will be spared by the Pro. prietot andi his Maistants to make the Hotel equal in ereky poit4 to any in the country. The Ihir wiWalways be , sipplied with tn. Choicest Li quors. , ' • The S'thbles,!connected with this House are large, roomy aid convenieet,and careful ens attentive Ileatleti kre always id charge of them J. B..TARREI.I. B;CER HAVE'S . Bad Legs, Bad Bre asts, Sores and Ulcers. . ,-....,....„..--. : . &LL descriptions of sores arc remediable by the prop. From the ..Idveftiscr,• Providence, R. 1.. .oa er and diligent use of this hiestimnble preparation.. , I The-Cephalic Pill; are said to be a remarkably eft-ettin. Ti, attempt to cure bad legs by plastering the edges of the "good together is a folly : for should the skin unite... - a ' remedy for the headache, and one of the val.!, hest for I 'ere dise.ed condition remains underneath tr7hreak ' that very frequent complaint uhleh has to er been di, ,',c -s- dice. d remains -underneath ' • i With tenfold fury in a few days. The only rational TILE CELEIIRATED ROLLAND REMEPY FOIL covered. and ,iteces- max, treatment, as indicated by nature , is to re_ f ., ~ . , .........4,......... . , . DirSPEPSEA, ' Front the "li'estern -li';'. .11. Gazette, Chic o n, duce the inflammation In nod about the WOIIIIII. and to ,';albs th e neighboring parts. by rubbing in plenty ur the • . ()influent as salt is forced into meat. DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS ! We heartily endorse Mr. Spalding, and his until allqd Diptheria, Ulcerated. Sore Throat, and Scarlet and , • e'eehallc Pills., - ; ; • other Fevers. 1.11y1:11,, COMPLAINT, ' .. Nr-uf the above diseases may be cured hy well rub= WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, From the l'alley Star, Kanateha. I - a. • it. bll 4 - : the Ointment , three times a day. Into the chest, I throat and 11,,,k Of the patient: it will soon penetrate and FEVER AND ACUE - .We are cure thatpersons niffering with the headache, giye immediate relief. Medicine taken by the mouth 1 who try them, wilPstiek tai them. • - [ . must operate upon the whole system ere its-influence can . a 41,,, felt in any Meal part. IVllenitan the Ointment will do Its Ann !the Tnrivro affections cousequent upotra disordered ••S -- "" - • . work at once. Whoever tries the ungnent in the above STOMACH OR LIVER, : 'Front the Path I , 'inder, 11" eta Orleans, I.ia. : manner for the diseases named. or any similar disorders ' affecting the chest sind throat,. will Stud themselves reliev ye,h aa ludigestion, Addny iff the Stomsch,Colickyllaina, i Try them ! L yon that are•tilllicted. and we are sure that i Tour tesini ~,,, y eau h e hi lt i i to the already= nurtierotte tiaaitbarrt. si ns. or Appetite, Deepondency, Costiveness,ed us by a charm. nitoa mid Ineeding Piles. In all Nerrotis, Rheumatic, and list that ha; received benefit- that no other medicine can Piles, Fislitela, Strictures: Neuralgic Affeetiune, it haa in munerousinstances proved' : produce. . i ft 'IRE above•dass of complaints will be removed by highly tenefietel, and in ethers effeetorl a added care. , ' , n 1 nightly fomenting the parte With warm 'water, and . The lea purely vegetalle compound , prepared on strictly ' • • • • • then most effectually nabbing in the Oiritmerlt. Persons *dentine principles, after the mariner of the celebrated i e Front-the . St.!Louis Detnocrcit. • suffering from then; direful cotnplaints should lose not a Tiolinnd Pref.:seer, Ikerhaee. Its reputation at home pro= .. 'The immense demand M i t the article (cephaliC pills) Is nonacid in arresting their progress. It should he under direett its introduction here, the demand commencing with , i , pidi y 1,,,,,h)g. . , • , stood that it is not sufficient merely to smear the °Mi nim!, of the Fatherland mattered over the face of tine, • • meat on the affected parts. but it mnst be well ntbbed In might.- country, many of whom brought with theta Owl' 1 • '-' hauctea non - u the tredition of its value• lt is now offmnd I . , • for conic considerable time two or three time,. it tiny, that Front the Gazette . ; Lacer ) 1 l ona . ft may taken into the eystion, whence it will remove. any to ;he otriericau public, kn;neiny Mat as truly wonderful ' / )or l, • i - ' ' hidden more or wound as effeelnaliy as though palpable to nuedfi•Ural nefues le Lurie riekundedged. • Mr. Spalding would not connect his name with an are the eve. There again bread and water poultices, after the know. is iwitlentorly recommended to Shaw' venoms winos !title he did nut now. to InOtinCnn real merit. ' ' nabbing in of the Ointment, will do great service. This constitutions may have been Impaired by the contlnuoue um ! ... • ~ -In the only !qua treatment for females, radon of cancer in of ardent *rite. or other forms of diesigatlon. Generally ;', ',-, - i : the stomach; or where there may be a general bearing instantannue in effect, it Ludo its way directly to the seat ' r'reqn.th'e ilckertiser, Providenre. it. I . ' . don - n. . rut life. drilling and qinclimaiug every nerve, raising up the I ' ' drupiog to .d , i r , r ut, infuji i., m ,,, h . i nb iand Alp , i =The testimony in their Po of in strong..from the most Indiscretions of Youth:---Sores and Ulcers. In the system. .respectable quarters. I TILOTCHES, as also trellings. can, with rertainty,•he .. NOTICE:It - honer expects to fled this • beverage obi . . .-...,.._=,_..,--. . i _CP radically eared if the Ointment he used freely, and h a at aa ppot o ted; but to the @irk, weak and low tanked, It • the Pills be, taken night' and morning as - recom m ended will mime • &stolid aromatic cordlid, cc...ma ce.d,,guyir - Front the Daily t Vetes, I . C - C l l.l i ffOrl, - R. f. .in the in the printed instructions'. When treated in any remedial properties. - I Cephalic Pills are taking the place of kinds. -other way they only dry up In one place to break out in , , . - READ CAREFULLY! - i _ . hatiot lf er :. whereas this Ointment will remove the humor from the systole'. and lei've the, patient a vigbrous and The Genuine highly concentrated Ikerhave'i Holland • • ' _'., i healthy being. It will require -time with the ono di_lhe Many" to put up in half-plat bottles only, and retailed at i r , FJ - A single bottle of SP,ALDING'S PREPARED GLUE ! Pills to ensure a lasting cure. ki n D au s p er bottleor six bottles for Five bowie'. The, i till nIVC ten times its cost annually.jk3 r' great demand - for this truly celebrated Medicine baa Induced_ ' : • . ------ Dropsical Swellings, Paralysis and Stiff Joints. inane imitations, which the public should guard galas* • I.TIIOUGIi the above complaints differ widely in purchasing. , SPALDING'S It EPAIZED GLITE ~ I . A their origin and nature, yet th ey ail require local Ur Brwatwor imposition.. kw that our Dam is on the • .. : , trewtment. Many of the worst ranee , of finch clismies. Sabel of "nay. hattleyou buy. • _ • —r - H ' will yield In a comparatively short space of time when .. . Sold by Iltrunists Ily,' ft can be. heventad SPALDING'S pREPAREDGIA . :E t . this Ointment is diligently rubbed Into the parts affected., by Express to most ate= 'i . '"•• • •-,:,., even after every other means have failed. In all serious _, • —7-------• I inatadies the Pills should be taktt according:to the print ' SOLE PROPRIETORS. " ' SPALDING'S PIZEPAItED GLUE I- ed directions aeconipanying-eaj box. I BENJADII3I PAGE, JE,..Br; CO. .. , hILMV/AIOTVZI/le" CURET ¢7* CURoi fflßade eA T E. NervousHeadadie i By Mots° of these Pills the periodic attacks of gerroes • or Sick Headache may be preventill; and if taken at the commencement of an attack, ,ImmiAllate relief 'from pain and sickness will he obtained. i' They seldom fall in removing thr Saun a and Headache to which females are Al subject. . They act gently upon the howelsremoving, rostirenfas. For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, and all persons of sedentary habits, they are valuable as a (=di re, Improving the appetite, giving tone and vigor to the diges tive organs, and restoring the natural 'elaticity and strength of the whole system. : The CEPHALIC PILLS are the', result of long investi ation and carefully conducted experiments, having been in use many-yearn, during which time they have vCprevented and relieved a vast amount of pin and_sufferiM.T from Headache, whether originating in the elierrous system or from a deranged elate of the stomach. They are entirely vegetable in! their composition, and nymbe taken at alitimes with perfect safety without mak mgany change of diet , and the ab tence of any disagreeable taste renders it eta y to adMinister than tochildren. Beware of Counterfeits. The geneelne have five signaturCs of Henry C. Spalding oncach box. Sold by Druggists and other Dealers in Medicines. A box will be rent by mail prepaid on receipt of the Prioco Ste C7caatist. All orders should be addressed i to HENRY C. -SPALDING, . 4S 'Cedar Scr!et, New York. vovl2 v 3ch -THE F : 01.11.0WiNO I:NIORSEM V.NTs OF CEPHALIC PILLS, WILL CONTIS:CE . ALL WllO , SUFFER FROM, HEADACHE, THAT SPEEDY AM) '§URE eURE IS WITHIN 'PI REACIE . - As these testimonials u:eitnsolicited •by Spalding, they afford . ztnquestionahle. proof of the elicary-of this -truly sriell discovery. —O-4- if.I.SONTILLE, CONN, 433. 5, MIM=I • iit : I have tried y our Cephalic Ti Is. and Mk? [him .0 well that I want yoteto send me $2 worth more. , , Part of these are for the neighbor*, to whom I gave a few out of the firiit boi I got from won. Send the Pills by. mail, an oblige _ . T nr °lit serv't. . JAS. RENNI;DY. . ' --- '',e•—• ... 113. 1 vertopi, Fa., Feb. 5. R. C. Spalding. Sir : / I wlsb you to rend me one more box of your iyphalic !lila; I ha-re rt.:vim! a (mat dial of &non froo / ithroi. ' 'Yours, reakeffullv, I ANN ST9IIiTIOUSF, / . Rzynoldinbilrg, Franklin Co.. J7llataU 9. ," Arr. .spakfiny., - Sir Nut long since I sent to yttu tor a box of Cephalic Pills , ~ for the cure of the Nervout; Headache and Costiveness .': ..„ and received the name. and' 1.1,y, had 'FO goad an <feel I '- Was induesd to rend for more. Mark These Facts! . . l'leael send I,y Tl•turn mail. Direct to . - .A;. H. WHEELER. ' THE - TESTIMONY OF THE WHOLE WORLD! ; . Ypsilanti, Mlch,, • - From. the Exanziner.lk, Ve7. ; Cephalic PilisseronipliA the object for which they were I made, viz.: cure ollheadache in all it:. fame. From the Fmnainer, _Yogi) They 'Marc been tei-ted - iii mare than a tlipurand ri Rh entire nucce*e. , Ir , ;111 the Dentorrot, _St. Cloud, lfinn. If von are, or have been; troubled with the headache, ; amid for a boa of cephalic. pillr, rt., that 3ou !oily have ' ; them In cape,of aim at tark. !. . ! - . ! SAVE T,IIE NECKS • I ABEL TURIVELL 11-"norrf.lirnegnfrc'e,'llef„rgthtrat'd'nbreelt:Lcni,l'a ever offered in this market. The quality of nearly every thing good; all warranted as represented. Terms: Ready Cash and Low Fritts. A general idea of the stork may be formed from the following enumeration: Dutton • ltitmictxn,4, CUENICALB, PAINTS, ORA, VARSISRES, WINDOW ()Lies, Dye STEVCR, CillikEßlte., . Gt..ass Wan; I CROCKERY, •• Micron.; CLUCKS, IV ALLTAYER, ' wiNDir saran, Wtwn'w OIL ERADV..rIIICY Goons, Musical Instruments.fAmps, Jewelry, Perfoinery, Stone Ware, • Brooms, Brushes, Whips, I.!mbrers . Bird Cages,- Pocket Knives, Guns,. Pistols, 1 Ammunition, .- Liquors, Trusses, Supporters, . Shoulder Braces, port monnuis, Spectacles, , Silver .t plated Spoons, FOrks, &c. Gold pens, - Stationery, - . Violin. Guitar. Bass Viol Strings, Lithographs, porcelain Teeth. Artist's Tube paints, Brush es, Ike. .ke. Also Some Dry-Goods, Wooden Ware..hard and japant&l Ware, Fluid and-Oil- Cans; Crunphine, Coal 011.. Burning Fluid, Alcohol, Turpentine, lamp, tanner's, neat foot, lard, olive, castor, boiled and raw linseed Oils, White Lead, Zinc, and all kinds of colored I paints, Vine •y,ar. Canary Seed, all the popular parsrlarn , CINES, and other thingstoo numerous to mention. It In iMpracticable, to give more than a general outline of my stbek through the newspapers every one wishing GOODS Is invited to call and examine. Customers on entering the store mast not expect to find every thing In sight; but pearly every article wanted will he produced by Inquiry. ' ' . , Thankfurfor the liberal patronage hitherto received, he hopeS to merit a continuance and large increase of thy . same. • ABEL. TITIIRELL. _ Mont rose„June 5, 15(0. WHOLESALE SA LT DEALER. • 201 Washingtoit-st, (Directly-opposite Washington Market,) New QTII,II. CONTINUES to offer to the city and COfiN9 RV trade, all kinds or FOREIGN Coarse and Fine SALT, at the very lowest figures; 40000 sears and bags, consisting in part of Ash ton's eclebratesi brand for.table and dairy use; Jeffrey & Darey, Brownlow'a, and- 50000 .bushels Turks Island, Bemires, Cu •raeoa, St. Übes, Lisbon, Cadiz, Ivies, Nantes, &e.,, all'of whielcwill be sold at bargain prices from vessels, store and storehouses. Any purchaser wishing to select from a good assortment will find it to hiA interest to call. N. B.—Fins table salt put up in small bags of differettt sizes, and constantly on hand in ship ping order. Also a splendid article of Rock Ground salt. in quart-boxes, put tip and for sale by the quantity. in eases of five dozen each. WYOMING VALLEY TO PHIADELPHIA,, , NEW YORK, BALTIMORE, And all Points Nortk& West . LACKAWANNA & BLOONISEURG RAILROAD SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Two Daily/Passenger Trains /WILL BE HEN nr.Tur)..; SCRANTON AND NORTHUMBERLAND, .%s F01.1.tM',.: I'hU Y. Mail. Exprc Seraat.a. 1.410 .4. . rrin e at t A.:IA hin:—t'n.• 1"..u,5 •t. - 20 '.hteli,liiuttr; 7.50 stern irk. 11.55 iiluomeslutrg, 8.50 7.3(t Rupert. 9.00. '7.40 rtativille.. 9.25 , 14:10 Nortlite land, 10.00 b.. 15 THE LACKAWANNA & BLOOMSEITEG RAILROAD COHNLTTS WITH THE DEL. LACEAWAii6II WESTEILN RAILROAD .At Scranton. for New York and Philadelphia. and inter mediate point• east c al+. fnr Great Bend, Binghamton. Syraen , e, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. and all important points 'Weht. _ At Rupert it connects with the Cata*lssa Railroad. for rolfit both Kant and West._ . At .Northumberland it cttnneets wills the Sunbury and iErie Railroad l'Or laninta N) est and Sown • ' . ' THE GREAT FRENCH. REMEDY; !For Rheumatism, Gout. Neuralgia, Tie.Doloreaux. '`Dr. RO.BAN'S_RHEUM.ATIC , ClitE. rug' is INVAIXAmx s ROBA/V,6 - 1, i , •• Specific." lately intro- . \3_ , ,,___ ___ Mired Into this country, is / pronounced by all to be the.,./ only reliable remedy. It has cured thousands in Europe. .t Ihit, met with great and wonti ' erful sucre,s here. a, testimm Mats daily creek ed will show'_ It in harmless, but certain, In its effects: wan - anted free of • all injurious ingredients. It purifies the system & tinders • It perfectly healthy. In fact,' it Is a spe - cific which has not ! l an equal for the cure of the above complaints. It in also good fur pains In the back, or . bones, or joints, generally. The demand for It increasing. ' to appoint an agent• for thhedi agency of Pr. Bohan. No. 692, E Druggist, supplied on liberal I, any part of the country on rice' novn y •Allta. Trltl i YPeilanti. Mick, Jan. 51. '1 Fnitl! VACIATiI FE.ABB, TilE HEST HOUTE Flt0)1 Nor.rn. N. Y. Mira • k:sprev, , . Nortlinland. r'Me 4.11 Arrive st pativille, f 05 5.20 Tinpert, 5.35 5.50 1;.1.0 lterwlek, 7.15 n 35 4iliirlieltinny. 7.45 ' 7.01 Finn:num, S.:SO 7.45 Pittston; 14.57 5.15 Scranton. 9.25 b. 15 has induced the proprietor istrict. Also for sale at the roadway. New York City. erms. i 4 eut by Express to ipt of the price. HELL. Agent. Montrose. Holloway's Ointment ! TRIPXIWAI.BBONQUAL TROCHlCC_PrPoennin_l4 ll . ../.0 • ite...agrAbout different , of and other tent Medicinal In proportion. Montroee; - ABECTIIRML. MEDICAL CARD. Lw..•.vcrxx.lkacc*Tri, D. D., Graduate . or the Allopathic strd Itammopathic Vollegesor Med , chic, would return hls sincere thanks to the people of Gt. Bend and vlclulty.Jor the very liberal. patronage 'with which they have farmed him, and he hopes by • strict at tention to husine.s to merit a liberal share of tbe • public confidence.. Great Bend. January ?2d,1801. J.. L. MERRIMAN ..-11 SOll, ptive..tietriaett4toder?Livae?urVru,t,ti.°l4aD. ro s ti; former block of Goods, which they BOUGHT FOR CASH, AT PANIC PRICES! AND WILT/ SELL THEM TO CASH BUYERS, Prices 'Perfectly Astonishing! We hare not time to en mitemte articles, or prices, ..but invite the public to call, examine, and satisfy themselves of the truth-of what we publish. and of couree. then buy. J. L. MERRIMAN & SON. Epsonville, Dcc. 20th. IEBO. • (IlIOICP: Lot of Family Groceries just received and eel ki ling 20 per cent. below former prices. , IIANCY Confectionary for, the lloildarm at r MANS 1:7C713.1V1T IPAODUCE of all kinds, for whin the highest market prices will be puld in Goods. at ' Upsonelile, Pa. NEW GOODS JUST ARRIVED AT THI4.: ORIGINAL "ONE PRICE" STORE! HAYDEN BROT,IIERS, THE PEORLE'SAENTS,.. (Live :L LARGE. F y Wi..EN DID stook oi IV/3M 7 . GOOD a, eiteapr than the Cheapest ! CALI; AND EX.6tINE OU'II GOODS, L•"PIIIER YOU BUY. OR NUT fi' PAYS YOl7 TO GET t'OSTE•IS Ul' • mr.46. - srmomrr 331=1.0113. NEW MILFORD, Noroutwr tith, CHILDREN , UTUIIIOA • • I NIRS. WINSLOW, An experienced ;Nur:, and Female presents to the nttutttlim 4ir nwihrr . her SQO'CHING SYRUP, FOR CIIILDHEN TEF TILING, shieh _rent!}' facilitates the Dr. - wenn of teethlntt. by null ening the tniinn, reducini; all Intlatmnatlon—ivlll - allay A 1.1; I'AIS and npanminlic action, mid in , SORE TO REGULATE THE HOWEES: Depend upon it, mother.. it will giVe reef to you, and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO: YOUR. INFANTS. We have put up and tiold thl. article for over ten yerirv, and can .ay IN`I.'ON.irIDENCE AND TfiTTII of it., what weliave never been able to say of any other medicine-- NEVER lIAS FA ILED_in a SINGLE INSTANCE, to EFFECT A I when timelyll,Cd. Nl' v..r did we know an utetal p adia,at iofaction by anyone uh o had u.ed it On the contrary. all are delightvl a ith it: operation., and :weak iu t.•rms o f commendation of its magical effect:, and medical viTtnes. We nay in this matter " NVIIAT•WY. KNOW," MI erten year.' experience, and PLEDGE (JCR ICF.PrTATIoN fur the e tit oTwhat we here declare. In alma-t every in-tunes is here the infant Is todrering by pain and exhaino ion. relief will be ftnlild itt fifteen to 9 minute+ after the •s nip in ridinialrtered. This valiaibl, preparation' k the pre.crlption d oor of the ino.t-EXPERIbNcED tool I. N FUSES in New England. and ha- been used tt ith NEVER FAII.IN(f in . THOUSANDS OF CASES , , , It net only r•lieyes Oa. child fronipairi:but in.igorates , the stoma , I, rut hot, its. corrects acidity, and gives torte I and energy to the shot,. system. It will almost instantly ' . ' relit: , e GRIPING IN. TICE BOWELS, AND WIND COLIC. and overcome convulsion', which, if nit speedily mired, end in loath. We believe it the BEST and SUREST rem- , edy in the Woltl.D. in all ease. of DYSENTERY and I DI. RRIREA IN' CHILDREN, whether it arises Dom , • teething, •a from ant other cause: We would say to all ! mothars who have a child suffering from any of the forego 1 Mg ...mid:tints—PO..l'o T LET. Y lirl: P - L'El ("DICES I No 11 TILE IPI? Ed 17)1 CE,i fl OTHERS -rand bet wren . , you and your suffering Child. and the relief that will be I M IMl—Yea ABSOLUTELY St' E—to follow the use of ! Wrti this medicine. I rly ;theft. k ) ill directions for using - i will accompany Raeh bottle.' -No ekenuine unless the fac simile of t,URTIS St PERKIN._ , New 1 York, Is on the . outside wrapper. , Sold bY Druggists throughout the world. Prlnelpal'Offleo,l 3 Cedar strert, New York. , . . PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE. ' det../1) y For sale In Montrose by Abel Tuirell. movVivr 9 s LIFE - PILLS, & PHOENIX RMERS, 9ThESE MEDICINES have now been before the public 1 fora period of Thirty Year.s, and durite•that time base maintained a high character• in almost- very part of the Globe, for their extraordinary and immediate power of rastoring perfect health to persons suffering under nearly every kind of disease to which the human fraMbis liable. The follosiing areamong the distressing variety_of hu man diseases in which The • 17 , EGET ti Are tt ell known to he infallible. DYSPEPSIA, be thoroughly cleansing the let and 2nd P stomache, and creating a flow of pure.healthy hile,instead of the stale-and acrid kind : FLATULENCY. Lass ,If Ay- - Mile. Heartburn, Headache. IleAtlevoass. 111- Tenipeii. An.e fttg, Languor and .11dahehay, which arc general eymptiirqs of Dyspepsia, vanish, usa natural consequence of its cure. COSTIVENESS, by cleauSing_the whole lengthlof the intestines with a rulvent process, and without violence; all violent ionizes I cave the bowels costive in two days. FEVERS ofall kinds, by restoring the blood to a regular circulation. tiro' the process of respiration In such; cases.- and thoro solution of 'all Intestinal obstructions, in ethers. The Life Medicines have been known to cure RHEUM ATISM permanently in three a eeke. and GOUT In hail that time, by removing local Inflammation front the mo des and ligament of the joints. 1 DROPSIES of all kinds. Ins.freeing and strengthening I the kidneys and bladder ; they operati• most delight fully on these important organs. and hence hilve IL:yet-been found a certain remedy for (hr v. orst cases of GRAVEL. I Also WORMS, by dislodging from the turningi of the hbwels the slimy matter to which three creatures adhere. SCURVY, ULCERS, and INVETERATE SORES, by j ! the perfect purity which these Life .11cdicineir gird to the . blood and all the humors. SCORBUTIC ERUPTIONS and BAD COMPLE.4IONS, 1 by their alterative effect upon the fluids that feed the skin , I and the morbid state of which occasions all e aptive corupinints, sallow, cloudy, and otherdieagrecabTy cour t plemons. The ascot these rith, for a very short time will effect an' entire cure of SALT RHEUM; and a .striking improve , merit in the clearness of the skin. COMMON COLDS and INFUENZA will always be cared by one dose, or by ' two lit the worst cases.' 1 PILES.—The on final proprietor of the...! met (clues. I was cured of l'iles, Of 3.'S years standing by the us of the ' Life Medicines alone. FEVER AND AGUE—For this ecourga oft West- 1 ern countme,.. these MtslicitieP will be found a safe, spuedy and certain remedy. Other Medicines leave the evident subject to a return of the disease—a cure by these *ltlctil. eines is permanent-- Try them: If 4 rothgted and beleurid. Blllous' Fevera and Liver Complaints. General Debility; Los. , of ApPetitif, and, DlseaseS of Fe males. The Medicines have been used with - the' most beneficial results in cases of this 'description il-Kinge I Evil, rind Scrofula, In its worst forms, y ields to the mild yet powerful action of these remarkable Me iicinrs. Night Sweats, NerVORN Debilitv. 'Nervous Complaints of all kinds. Palpitation of the Dent, Painters' Ctillc, are I speedily cured. . Dioncurial Dlaeateco,-Persons whore cons Inflow have heroine Impaired tiy the Injudicious use of Mercury. wilt Sod these Medicines a perfect cure. as they never fall to eradicate from the system. all the effects of 'Mercury, itifirdtelY sooner than the most poweribl preparations of Sarsaparilla. Prepared andeold by W. B. SIOFFAYt. 3:17i BROADWAY. New-Youtt. . For Sale by nil Drugglids.' , , • •• SEEDS.- 1 i GRASS: . , . I' ARGEand MEDIU* OLOVIMantiTXMOTRY SEED 1 zii for sole DT 1 H. INIKRITT, New MUfurd. 1 OPALDUKFII CEPHALIC PILLS, . ! Fur all Mods of head-ache STILL ON THE TWA! FARE REDUCED. ONLY- 1.5 CENTS! 1, BETWEEN MONTROSE &- MONTROSE DEPOT I.ug Regular 5411 Line wiltearry passengers between the above places for the sum of 15 cents, or less. • • Passengers will bU called forst their residences by leaving their names Ist. the Most Office or at the Fnulklin.liouse, 'Stages leave the Franklin House at 6a. m., and 4 precisely. _ J. S. TARBELAgent, J ana Girard Stage Company, 'Montrose, Pa. .1 At, Gteat Bargainst.' • FOR READY 'PAY - AND, SMALL' PROFITS! =mull., at the "Original New Milford Shawl and -11, Dress Comb, Emporium," now receiving a Large nud CHOICE sTgetr. of • • Including a great variety of the newest and best styles of Dress Goods, Onside, Droadelott7 / Wloter .te with a' large assortment of oth • as usual; in Groceries. Crockery, Hardware, Iron' and Steel, Nails, Stoves, Drug., Paint...X/11s, FI d Iloots, Shoes, Hate, Caps; Clocks, Carpethig,_ Floor 011 Cloth, Wall Paper Painted and Gilt Window Shades, allege line of Kerosene Lamp and Oil- Pictures, &c., alio Furs aridalo Robds. rgr The eht Ire stock beinglarge and bought for CASH , and largely fromMANUFACTUREtS and Fumy Mena; ,and give superimtupportunities for choice selections and low•down prices, i and will bo sold on the most favorable terms for CASH, PRODUCE, and to Prompt Six-Months' Buyers. At examination of the Goods and Prices will be found pph(table to those who wish to buy. • OUR AND; SALTDONSTANTLY ON HAND, New Milford `l October, 1860. . ARE_ YOU INSURED? IS receiving applicatlonn for Inenrance In the folkete logg Companies t WyorniniINSII.RANCE Company, - w ILK ES•BA lit RE, Pit. Charter. Perpetual. Capital ...-.*100,000. Surplus *7,000 Orgatikedi, - ,Yovember 2d, 1). 1857, Dna:mon& G. M. Hulienierck, Drieabach, J. P. Dumf... .101 M Itoichurd; David Morgan, Chas Dornume, Sam') Wadhams, R D Lacoe, •Wra S Rom., L; D Shoemaker, Gto P'Stecle. H M Hoyt. - It. C. Sarrif,.Srcly, O. ii...lloilzapAcis. Prt,v. W. o. STERLIN6,_Tre.4II. 1.. D. SLIOEILMA Vire Pre( /ETNA INSURANCE COMPIUIY, lliFtford, Connecticut. • l'11(1 up CaplCal ; $1,509,00!) 00 - .An.cts, .. 4. 2,194,100 02 NORTHERN FIRE & LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY . No, 1 Moorzate street, London. Capital, 5640,000, Annual Revenue. $1.000,000. GETTY, Agent. CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE c 0.31. PA:NY of Hartford, COnnectient Accumulated Capital • !Any one wlnhing their liven Insured will do well-to call and examine their mode Of innuring, and their raten. which are better than thOse of any other-company. before . taking Policies elsewhere. • g P. 81.ACKAN. oc 9 'GM °dice over Chandler a Jcuisup's etore; Admitiistrdt,or's Notice. 011 administration to the Estate of Mrs. Lydia _LA Carpenter. decd, late of llarford, having been Witted to the undersigted..all oemons having demands Against Bald estate will preient them for settlement, and those indebted will Make Imon•diate payment to -- ; MILBOCIIN ',AK LEY, Administrator. Hayford. Marleb 14th - Whits?ls Balsam of Wild Cherry. Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cherry. Coughs, Colds, Cough, ;Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis, Bagmen, Bronchitis, - Whim Bronchitis, hoarseness, Bronchitis. !hoping Cough, Croup, pooping Cough, Croup, Consumption, f ofrsumption,, Consumption, Consumption, Consumption, and an like; diseases, find an unfailing antidote, a ready idie j t; and a :tire an d s speedy cure, in that great and uUirersally appreted remedy, liiani of Wild Cherry. Wistaes Balsam of Wild Cherry. The Flee. Jacob fleshier, Weil karma red wad respected e*oag tle Howse mei lads* of gig uni t matsfothroing statgaseatfrr .1 • 68 htuatl f age/Had- , , IliurOvith, PA., Feb. 16,165!. Mama &IV. FOWLE & Co., Burton,—Dear Sieei Having realized in my•family IMFOltla bOllO - 6DI from the use of your valuable preparation, WISMAR'S Bat. -- 11.1 X OF WILD CHERRY, it affords, me pleasure to recommend iCto the public. Some eight years age oak of my daughters seemed to be in a decline, and little hopes of his recovery were entertained. I then pro cured a bottle of yOur excellent Bahrana,.and beiore she had taken the whole of the contrite of the bottle there was a great httprovernent in her health. I bare, In my individual Mow, made frequent nee' Of your valuable medicine, and byre ifways been benefited by it. I watt, hoietter, eaelialt ehe Velalie agailut be ,. saw there ur a food deaf qf qpuri4nut Wialmos Bataan qf Wild Cheri qfoas Viroligkoitt Ne cesztry. • JACOB SECBLER. • • Virginia Tastimony. c.tiusti frm Ma. Noneonsz Noarox. do E.:miner Office, Ridsossl.. • , • Keens. &I' W. FowLL & co., Boston,— Gentlemen : • I with pleasure testify to the great merit of youlln valuable lung medicine, Dr. WIATAWS BALSAM OF WILO BUFFOS, which is likewise highly valued.by many 'cif our esteemed citizens, 'who have tested, its virtues by trial. I first made use of this Balsam some three years since for a- violeUi and distressing - cough which bellied the skill of physicians,. and, to my Joy, experienced suck gratifying relief as to induce me to persevere inits use.' I always keep it by me, and ever end it to be unfail ing in its "treas.. No medicine that i have encased has given such speedy relief. Youri truly, From Joao emlth, I'rig., ProSiflost 4,:ths Xorris Comity Bask, sad lok; is will kaolin aid much esteinned throughout Mar Jassy. . MORRISTOWN, N. .I.,lixi. 9, MO Ments.-19. W. FowLE t CO.,—Dear Sirs: Having • used UT. WISTAR'S BALSAM Of WILD CIIEIDIT for about tlftiWri years, and having realized its beneficial • results in *11) , family, Jit affords me great pleasure In recommending it to the public as a valuable remedy in eases of west hags, .colds; toughs, *v., and a remedy which I confider to be entirely innocent, and may be taken with ' perfeet safety by the miiii . delicata In health. .; Yours very respectfully, . • JESSE SMITH. Ilneare of Tile and worthless counterfeits / The only Genuine, Pure, and Medicinal Balsam has the name of "1, BUTTS," written with a pen, and the printed name of the proprietors, " S. W. FOWLU';& C 0.," on the miter wrapper. AB lap alio with any &ems of the Most, 'Lurags,9! Chest, can obtain lib relief by using • Vrister'e Balsam of Wild Cherry, Wilder's Balsam of Wild Cherry, PRICPARED BY S. W. FOWLE & CO., No. I . B I TREMONT STREET, BOSTON: MEM - Dreggistsi Deeiers, and :Merchants is an Owe • cud city is the !United Stales. Clriror Turreltand Read, Watrous,t. Fos, ter. Moutrooe ; H. Woodruff, Blalock ; _Amos Nichols Brooklet;!Whltney & Mosley. Mead •, Weed & W a rd' Great ironer ; J. .C. Olmotosd, Dundatt; L Grffin, Urea! Bend. . JalJta-7-3,1* MEAT MARKET. - •On ,Avenue, near Searle's 'PO. KEEP constantly on hand a good supply . 01 MEATS 'of all kinds. .CASII paid for Heel Cattle,Calres,Shetp,and Lasnim . Also for Bides of all kinds. • I HENSTOCK & HAWLEY. N. T. HEN,STOCE. itayvt.Ei. Alontrnse. March 30th. 's9.—tf. • Myei's ixtract. of Rook Rose, frIF! olnitett remedy for ScltCs FULA other Lind .1„ ; rt.l knos • The Tomb of Washington. In Order to determine the 'truth or fal sity of the rumor of the removal of the remains of Washington from the tomb at Mount Vernon, General Sickles despatch-. cd three messengers thither on Saturday morning. They left/on horseback at nine o'clock, a. itf., and crossed the long bridge into Virginia. One quarter of a mile be yond the bridge they met the first picket guard. They' were - mininted. / end loaded with breach loading carbhies, sabres and revolvers. The picket not molest the party, as they state they were simple travelers. )Neer two miles they met. mounted' scot similarly . armed to i the ,picke ) t i guard. At Alexandria they saw' abou six hundred -trnops. They were all-well armed. anti equipped,' an d seem to drill well. ' $3,370,000 00 RICHMOND, VA., Feb. 23. 1860 NORIIORNE NORTON 119141) By m party registered their names at tbo Mansion House, and.ordered dinner-to be ready at.. 5 p. in.; on their return they in formed the landlord. they were going to Mount Vernon; and that one of the party • would leave for. Europe on the following Wednesday, and was desirous of denying the infamous rumor of the removal of. _ . Washington's remains. On their depart ure they were questioned; and had- their attention quietly attracted to the fact that one of the party was riding on a United. States Government saddle. ' They. push ed on, however, and were allowed to pas& the scouts without being- detained or sus pected, 'until within about four miles. of Maint Vernon,, Here they were -4vertaken by scouts,. and. ordered to ha 4: The scouts then in formed thefia they would accompany hem, which tify did. In conversrtion; one ofl them stated there. were ,seven'thousand - cavalry in Virginia. At Ip. m. they ar rived at Mount Vernon, want to the house, and. then proceeded to examine the tomb. They foundit had never been molested cobwebs were on the bars of the gate, weeds iad grown up Oom the ground in the interior of the faul4 and the party re ' ceived froM Mr. WilliaMson, who was One of the scouts, and a member of the Lon . don gavalry, , certificate that they. had visited the tomb, and telling pickets to pass them, as they were frOm the South, ind were going . to Washington to con- , tradict the infamous libel on- the State of Virginia. . They also visited the grounds. They met a carpenter who was engaged in re pailing the house, and he stated that there had-been no Soldiers there. . The party then left, and took The outskirts of-Alex andria on their way borne. They wero at last met'by the pickets near the Long Bridge, and showed the scout's pass, after being 101 hours in the Saddle, and having ridden over fOrty-six miles. What will the'llirginians think whe'n they learn that Mr. Frost, a member of the sixth compa ny,. New York Seventh_ Regiment ; Capt. Van. Nest, 'N ew York Seventy-lii•st 'Reg ' intent ; and Dr. Raulings", of Sickles Brig ade, were the party . ==l WHAT IS MARMAL L. iv :-At the pres ent_ crisis the signifiCance of a term so muck used,-and with 'so little accuratu sense of its meaning, becomes unusually important. • _ Bouvier defines martial lair; as a 47040 established for the gol>ftnment -of the ar my andniavy l of the United States, ' whose principal rules are to be found in the ar ticles, of war, prescribed by act of -Con . gress. But -Chancellor Kent says this definition applies only to military law, while martial law is quite a distinct thing, and is founded on paramount necessity, and proclaimed by a military chief. Mar tial law is generally and vaguely : held to be asuspension Of :ill ordinary cis it rights and process, and as , such approximates closely to Military- despotism. It is ,an arbitrary law, originating in emergencies. In. times of extreme peril to the State, either from Without or from within, the public welfare demands extraordinary measures. And martial 'law being - pro claimed; Signifies that the operation of the -ordipary legal delays of justice is suspend ed by the military Power, which- has for the time . become supreme. kimspends the operation of the writ of hatiervi corpus; enables persons charged with treason to be sthinarifi. tried- by court-martial iristead.of grand jury ; jus tifies searches and seizure of private prop erty, and the taking possession of public •highways and other means of communica tion. • involving the highest -exercise . of sovereignty, it is, of course, capable .of great abuse, and is only-to be justified on emergencies of the most . imperative and perilous nature. • ''The war appropriations of the frou States thus far amount to more than twen ty-five millions of dollars :—. • Pennsylvania * $3,500,000 • New York i 3,000,000 Ohio • 3,000,000 Connecticut • 2,000,000 Illinois . . • - • 3,500,000 Maine 1,300,000 Vermont 1;000,000 New Jersey • . 1,000,000 WisConsin and Rhode Island - ... 5,000,00 Q. lowa • - • 100,000 The.contribiitionS 91 the principal cities are as follows NeiY York. Philadelphia Boston ~ . Brooklyn "Uuffalo... Cincinnisti Detroit . Hartford The expenses of the war is calculated. will reach the snm of two, milfions of-dol lars per day.. Yet no one hearS of -any prospect of deficiency; on -the contrary, -all the money needed is raised with, per feet ease, and offers-of Pecuniary aid, like those of volunteers, hire fltr in excess of the demand: No less than two hundred mil lions have been already offered to the Gov ernment by States, banks, add private . citizens.. .• arA new- method of escaping tho dangerti . ofbecoinhig a patriot in-the field, hasbeen discovered by certain worthies, that deserves .the unqualified approbation, of every dirty coward in the land. These men, without either patriotism; moral honesty,- common decency, or eve n . brute courage, stay at ihome t hemselves and make it their business . to go _round and taunt and threaten democrats, ;mil tell them that they are!" spotted" and " mark ed." , These base !cowards.- would cover up the color of their own white livers by this specie of cheap but dirty terrorism. ! Too craven to voliniteer themselves or titik their worthless carcasses in the field, they come . ensate their.country and satisfy their patnotisai•lirith frothy talk and in. Welk.° -to . our Own loyal citizens at home. • I': • Iteresene, Camphene 411.)rinid, THEpurent and he.t 140 . 0, to hr round in ni”,• consi:nitly on hstni . intl. for -11, at 7 t 1; NI I I • ...$1,17p,000 11:10;000 ... 186,000 - 75,000 110,0 1 10 .... 280,000 500,000• 6,400
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