P 0 . ,, : , 11 .1 ,1,;',.•11,1ed it o 11..11(1 or assailed ~i' FlTJilin fiteit . ..
,;(0.„.,1:.
. te r,.................-
In 1856. lie. W3i again 3 candidate m v IN- i rivot PEN-NA .
A
tAte Presidential nomination, before tin.. • HE )pubscriberhiviiittitirelisavd
o,entoeratic National Convention at Cin. ' T
; -,,refitta And slimly furotshed tht
einuati. The highest vote he ,received 11 84 ! glij shOye well kitoim end popular Hotel.
int the eixt Veal' ballot, which stood :—For is prepared.to accommodate the tray.
31r. Buchanan„ , 10S • for Mr. Douglas,l•2l ; ding - 'public sailotheri with - all -the attention;
for 3lr. Cass, 6. . • ' andconveniences usually Blued in'fitit.clis
" Houses . lio effort will be - -ipareffity the; Pro.
In the Cmigressional session 01' 1857:8, ' n rietor and his Assistants to audio) the Hotel
he denounced andoppossd with energy
i P equat in every" point to anyin the'cOurttrY' ;
and ability, the Lecompton Constitution, " The liar•wilLalways be sappliedzwith th.
upon the distinct - ground that it was not " Choicest Liquors. ' • . ..-, ..
the act and deed of the people of ,liinisas..' The Stables, connected with- this Hous.
and dj,ii not embody their will. , are large, roomy and - convenient, irid careful an.'
Before the adjnu• !intent oft hat session attentive . Hostler% are silivays in charge or them
of Congress, : he returned home to ‘'intli- , _ : . J 9 TARBEI I
.. _
.
este •bis action before the people of Illinois . • •
in one ofthe most-exciting and well eon- -
.tested political canvasses ever known in 11.4
the tint ed States. But he silt:everted in
~, , 9/ -
/ , 7 .---:::.-- )
carrxing•the• election of a sufficient nuns - -
.2.,ber of State Senators and Representatives {4 - W e . "‘ 0
to secure his return-to the rniteil States .
. ~ . . .. . .
Senate for six years from March 4, 1850,
by 5.f 5.f votes for him, to 40 for Abraham
Lincoln, his able and distinguished °m.o.
nest. • - •
In 1860 Mr. Douglas *as -presented h.
the Northern Democracy as their fitvor
itc.candidate for the Presidency. Ills
claims however, for that post,
,Nvere also
urged by many influential men in the
South. At: the Charleston convention, in
May, 1860, on the fitly 2 s6 entli and last
'ballot, Mr. Douglas received - one hun
dred and tiftY - --one rotes out of two
htm
mired and fifty-two east. At the adjour»ed
',convention at Baltimore. he reeemed one
hundred and eighty-one votes out of one
hundred' and meet y-fo nr, and was declared
he Democratic nominee. The opponents
ofMr. Douglas, who had seceded from
the Charleston convention, nominated
Mr.-John C. Breckinridge. 1t the ensu
inf, eteetion in- 1860, 3lr.'Donglas received
1,165,076 votes, and Mr. BreCkin ridge
847,953, the entire popular Cote being
3,662,270. Of the. votes in the electoral
college. Mr. - Douglas received three from
New Jersey, and nine from Mis,pnri.
Mr. Douglas has been reMarkahly
eessful in promoting the Ideal interests of
his own State ddring his Congressional
career, To him more than to atv other
individual,' is Illinois indebted tOr the
magnificent grant of lands-which secured
the eonstraction •of the Illinois Central
IZailroad,. and contributed so much to re
store the credit and develop the resources
Of the State. Re was a waft, supporter
and advocate of a Railroad from the Mis
"sissippi River to the Pacific Ocean hav
ing been a member of the various Com
mittees of Congress on that stibject, and
being 'the author of several bills reported
those Committees.
Mr. DougNS' views in regard to our
foreign! relations have seldom been' in
aceorilance with On , policy, of the Admin. ,
istration; lie opposed the treaty with
England, limiting the Oregon *Territory
tO 'the 49th pares lel , . contending _that
England had no - rights on that coast, and
that the United States shimld never reeog
)A., her claim. lie opposed Abe treaty of
peace with Mexico, on the "ground that
the bOundaries were unnatural and
ven lent,. and that the provisions in regard
to the Indians could never. he executed. I
The United States have since paid Mexico
. 10,000,000 to changs the boundaries
and relinquish tine stipulations in regard
. to the Indians. He opposed the ratilica
tiotkof the Clayton andßul wet. treaty and
endeavored to procure its rejectioty upon
the ground, among other things, that it
pledged the fititil of the United States in
ill tiine to come never to annex, colonize
or exerc'se dominion over :my portion of
central America, -
lie declared that he did not desire to
annex that conntry at that time, but main- .
.tained that. the Isthmus routes. must be
I.ept open as highways to the American
possessions On the Pacific, that the tune
• would come when the United • States
would be compelled to occupy Central
America, and that he would never pledge
the frith of the Republic not to do pp the
• future in respect to this continent what
its interests and safety might require.
Ile has also declared himself in favor of
the acquiction of,Calca, whetter& the
island can be obtained" consistently tritli
.the laws of nations and the honor 'of the
United States. .
Mr. Douglas was married April 7, 1 . 6'47
to Miss Martha' D. 'Martin, daughter of
Cc.l. Robert Martin, of Rockingham
county, :N. C., by whoin_ he had three
children, two Of whom are living. She
died January 19; 153.- lie was, again
married, N'oyeinlicr 20„ to Miss
.‘dele Cutts, (I . :slighter ofJames.3ladisoli
Putt., c.. Second Con
troller of
the Treasury. -
-
—Many people's . lives are not worth
the'market -value -of the . iron in their blood
tad thti phos.phorits in their bones.
MICATION MD!
2nd DOOR"ABOVI:
gezferall.F are informed tinzt a Flit:E
111117TIO9• is given at all littr. , of 'FAY
t DS: orall aorta. viz: tireiq. Good- ..f ...emitter Prints.
Lairiu. in pa:t..rn-. • - ln 03, 1:i -hop I,wn-.
Itrillinars. Book. hard, Jeriiii.iff. tool Mull.
Z oiler. , and Sleeveti. Dlntity. V.111 . 1.C111., Fund
t Iltr FrUliA. Rent llekF 11 : 011ur. N34eiitri.
(...tat. Shirt.. (lotion Dmmerm, cul.a rte. t'r.tul- Nei It tie..
on i Finitynuiderti. .t. nvw and 1.,4•0 lot of • ,
LEA TILER-WA E,
turf. ap . th.nt. rine Cult 114,otn—rund 'unn. alre.lwary aza
Ihht S!”..•:. Splendid Toulie, (latter, froms to lb
rt-nrnmted to lit. White. Brown. and Black 110SI1'.1:1"
Yaranol® wad Umbellate. Rand ilnxrp, and Nt jerk liaPket,
Etiaraxix g Fluid
-
and Sperm. Adamantine and Talhist Caw!let.. pram• :and
dalmu.•d LaaterA. \Vat;ll Marcie and Guth, Milk. Whit,
Drnabra, Bed Vard.att kwt war.. it 1141411 and .priair
Cndln, - Pinn, Pin.• and (.1:11.%.1{ PAILS, betide a rim a
trf. r every variety: among which art. Tardro and eon, Stnreh
for glOrtialt , pudditlait,ClVATlA Tartar. Soda+ Saler:on!.
Cast, Oil. F.p,ora l'Aaek and s rotell Snuff , and lo t
of h inZu which won't do to roof about. hat ith•twe to ern.
ofnutine and Ina about. 11' t• nrr redy alba w thin. w>loott
:0014, evert though they nut; not riot and tttankful fur
entail Wort. 11. C. TY.I.EIL
1 91CTS, bap, a hank at: Oa. .alittn-g. Hair T.ndr, It
ben., atirtbita: ax•er .1a.01.. up. Tr LEirs.
,mwmutfst.f.
A CHANGE.
a"11E SUBSCRII3EI{, HAVING
elvo , ed the .tuck or
tiorntEßLY owned tt 11t1.1.A111 1 . Yid.
I. no•tfiod of lufurtnitatt thaw who talefhi pap.ro." that
stock hit. again been temoveti to the old stand.
solow Al..' 6 3:oem.octrart s CirEleto,
tte most happy no wait upon Ilium. Wiitl
r. - Q I Ivor him with a-call.
AXY BOOK
lIIJ MI ED (dad io prior) can be obtained by. Jr:ill:4g
hour ornery.. With the rive orthe book and publiabei...
name.• at the &Yak. • M.o. any article In the •'Book and
Stationery - line.
NEWS OFFICE.
•
A.Rprirs. Peter . rou'r. Atlantic.
11. or any of the popalar Marazlne. of the day. y.
Ledger, N..Y. - Weekly. 3t.•reary. Clipper, Ping. Wilke
spirit,.and nll thei Illustrated Phpinv for sale. Back nom.
urp attyptied. ,
SCHOOL 800
wi t s _
All the old and new editions. -
BLAU A very nice, assortment,. .
CDTLERY.— krp artA cis of. &goriest'.
GOLD -VOri Fine ones, Ladies & Gents:
PEB.FIT
XIV iiC Y-4.17; aarVaan's and othrs. iEO -
•r• F M k 0.41.7 -MX-e, And 1 sillttotit•totti" to
t ft.... - ....lttlnctt!ttr , to ritzr tr.terre." act! cm< to my
. ,•:: 1 ...ff.. ~ i.dut.lv.,
.A.. MI- - ,116354EXTxx.
,!. ~.,,:,--. rA., .. , ttituttnbt:r 1.1. tritlt - If
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Located ovrrtlif stisquetuums Valli,. Bank.
BINGHAMTON. IC Y.
• FACULTV: -
I): W. LOI:Vt.;LL, )' - rincipal, Professor . of the
Science of Accounts , Practical Accountant.
nthoi of Lowell's Treaties upon 1100k.K...ep.
in. I);.,grstn:: illustrating the tame.
Jung RANKIN. Commereial'4ecenntrint, Profes'r
et Rook Keeping and Practical Mathematics.
J. J Crarts, A.sistsrit Professor in the Book
Keeping Department. .
J. WARNER, Professor of Practical - and Or
-I,mitentSl Penmanship, CorninOreial .Caleula
tions and Correspondent e.
•
L EC Tit' ItE ft%
Damp 1 S. Divkirhon, Lecturer bu Cpumner
end Law and Political-Economy. -
lion. Ransom Mem, LectUrefon Contracts,
Pr. , tnim.vry Notes and Bilk of Exchang.e.
R. v lir. E. Andrews, Lecturer on, Commercial
Ethic n.
EXA NG COMMITTEE
11.0 n. Sherin:!in I). PholnA, %Vtn: It. Osborn, Emi l :,
'l'rac)• It. itlorgnn,
The dhj.l.i, of :his (;ollego is to Afford to-all
an opportunity of Obtaining a thorough Mutate:se
I:dm:Akin. '
The Books and rt.rms are earefutly arranged
Lc practical necountants expresily,fortliin In.
stitution4axict .:mliraee . all the recent improve
ments. •
The course of instruction .•omprises every
department .of business. The learper will be
thoroughly taught the science and'practice of
Double Entry litiok Keeping as applied' to the
f..llowing kinds OT bnainase, viz: General
Manufacturing, Banking, Commis.
Steatntioating, Railroading, Forwarding,
Freighting., Foreign Shipping, &c.
YOUNG MEN
. •
Can qualify theinselves I,ti a phort . time, at this. In:4Ru.
!for.. to fill flu Miriam and lucratit - situations. Ample
refenmei.s oar, ctl en n here graduates of Wall Are now
de-iralkle situattOns with salaries tronosoo to 110110
per Uillllllll. •
The proprietnrp are in possession of testimonials f'rom
some of the first Commercial !louses in the State, to t% hom
thet have furnished Look-keepers, showing their entire
satisfaction and confidence In the of the graduates
of this Institution.
•
PENMANSIIIT
in aIL its branchee:tanght bY the most ,kHlfial and thor•
ongh master, of fhe art. No College in the country en
joy, n higher re'putat ion in this department. Ladies' De
partment enlirely separate from that of the
. entlemeti. •
Students can enter College; at any time. Ito vacations.
Time to complete the conr,e, from 8 to 10 weeks. Stn.
dent, passim the requisite: examination are presented
with.-the most elaborate and elegant engraved Diploma .
lamo , d by ant Conlvercial of Clamdcal Instittition in the
Union_ Assistance rendered to I.7adnates . in procuring
Fittlati.oll, :
For terms of tuition, prier of board, testimitnia* of
graduates positions.. Se. address the proprietors (or
circular:. containing full particulars.
LOWELL'S' WA
Proprietors Binghamton CommerClal College,
Binghamton, N. T.
KEYSTONE -HOTEL ,
At Montrose, Penn. - ‘ .
spaldi lkyrril' : . Ma""
Ike.
1
WM. K. BATCH, Proprietor. u. C. I wish for ne:r..q.
Fame circular% or large [,how bills, to bring
rrIIIS newand commodious Hotel situated i 13 4 1% P an il v In tgn ° a re ort r h t e ic t u dn a t r l i !p . ta fi ne re sTn Y d e t t he t mln t 7ne. Ir
You
1, on-Public Avenue, near the Court House,and One of my customers. whO 14 , snhjevt to s severe sick
nearly in• the cenfre of .the business portion Of rheldoxlie• lumuill.
your lills . whichg flagting'iwnldlY , l. Imo cured ef an at•
.
Mentrose, is now fu ly Again an /tour by
cemletectand furnished, ctfully s , sent_her.
p Respeours,
and was opened on Donna}'. the 27th dap of W. W. B. wiLKE.I.
September, 1838, for the aecommodatiOn of ! - --....t—tt—.. I I ,
the public and travelers. The Proprietor feels); Reyholdsbnrg. Frttnklin Co.. Onto. 1
'
confifent that he is now prepared to entertain Jawing 9. i
guests in a manner that - cannot fail s tolive
. Complete Satisction.
The Hotel and Furniture are now, and no ex
pense has been spared to . render it equal, if not
superior to any similar.establishmentiwthiWpart.
of the State. It is well .supplied with all the
recent improvements and comforts, and obliging
waiters will always be readyto respoltd to the
call of rnstoment. . ..,
The Stables connected with 'this House are
New and Convenient
The Proprietor respectfully solicits the patron.
nge c,f his old TrienaP, and the . public gimerally.
• . WM. K. lIATCH.
lICERHAVE'S,
HDLLAND BITTERS'
rtu: CEI.k:BRATED lICH.LAND RESIEDY FOR
I),UPMPSIA s -
DISEASE OF T-1-I.E KIDNEYS,
LiVR CAIDIPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
FEVER 'AND AGUE, s •
affretinia cnii7swluent upon a disordated
ST - OXIACII.OII LITEII,
511 , 11,0 Up. Stoinswil,Collcky Palm,
Ilmarti atm of Apia-114. Inopendeney. CrOldiVrnele•
amt 11l Sang Pp.?, In ell Natrona, itlinunuttle, and
N.• it:t 4 iu Tllllloll3llrl inaninees moved
lwrietwial.n of in gihMa.o opted decided cunt
Tian h a pat.!, a.wetal.lt ovialuutul, prrrred on otrictly
prineiplea.,afterlbei Manner o the celebrate.'
11,41 • • • 1 'harborer it. reputation at bane pro.
dtwol it. iain•luction !wry; at. , d.mwJ rOCIMMeing with
ilea.• of all,- Fatherland aratt.wivl ewer the faro of Mk
MIMS' ot.uham brought with Went and
handed dna 1, ihr trmliti.nu at It. value. 7t is mow /drown!
to 1,. j mb14.2. bentrettp that at .fra4 wonder/id
1-4-14:1 meat to edit... Hedged .
It it partlrulariy reeinnniended to those forams whose
oanuloth.n. fps) 113, e barn Impaired by Uwe...minions une
ar ar i•lia or other lime of tilaetpation. • Getaway
itestaat-an , ..ua fn elDrt, it gad. Its way diroetly to-the oat
of lifr. the it alai quirkruing every nerre;ssising up the
Jrnnpdng spirit; nod; in fol. intuiting netr health and Apr
in the ...totem. .
rfleE.—Whoeter expneto to And this a tertntraint mid
dham e deted; hut ta the' Wet. we s t and low spirited. ft
will I.mi - a a rriiieful atianatic eiMJLI, ouseitied of •Ingubit
remedial prnpertieo.
READ CAREFULLY!
Tl. nenvino bldbly ooneentratod Parttime** !farina
Utters to pot up to half-plat bottles butt. and Ottanoti as
•thtn [salts ptlottl.t, rer Kix bottler Itor Fres Douai. The
nnent s2 tugn i ; , ti w at trulutelnr
i rltetne ban Woad
porrtaolnit. . altths4
'itir Beware of luopsttkrt. Aeo that, our =as 1I on ths
tel of every bottle you but: '
Es .
Is
Bald Iry D to rips:fits .ally . it sus s firsrarSed
57 prosi• moot paints.
MOLE -er.orstlkiosi.
BENJ.AXIN PAGE, .TR. & 00.
I=l
pharmaientists and •Ctientbsfs.
.PITTSBURI2III,.PA..
111..TTEItS art nobliu Moptipse by
•0t 4 y TritßKp bruggiot
Mts4 L.. J. BIX BY,
IirTAVING Jm.i returned troni Yiult with I ChOiii°:
AL beautiful. and ~xlettoile asemprtnwtd of Fall Jhwlntes
mull. to fornitth the Wilt% uf Atuutrote & elcinit♦with
FASHIONABLE BONNBTE
UP . g. 0.1 and as rich as ran be 'purchased anywhere. She
io•cp , Qv , 'ors nicee Ch as cam:lntl/di toplean
the 140.1 difficult... ver, T.-amenable.
.
I'_t Lail, :IN int - m.li. to cull tate. t 3.mufne her Goide.
I 4 Ittan , oppfmil.• Mort'. Afftllo(l..a .. ...comilloor,) Mitio
~
~.,-• • • M,,,,-.. • , l' i *" Nat(
-
' , cuite
di7,119-*%ll
CURE e
NervoustiOdarhe
CURE
Heada
it, the nee of these Villa the periodleattaeka of Simon*
or at- Medal.At may, be prevented; and It taken at the
eorntnenonnent of an attack,
_iubediate relief from pain
and aleknea* will he obtained. 1 ---
They seldom fall in removing the Saralee and - Headache
to which female* are so subject.
They act isently von the bowele,—removing Postirearas,
For Literary .!fen, Student", Delicate Females, and all
personfi of sedentary Aabilt, they aye valuable os e laxatire,
Improving the appetite, giving terleand vigor to the diges
tiveror, and metering the natural elasticity and
streagt of the whole system,
The CLPIIAI.IC PILLS are theresult of long. Investi
gation and carefully conducted exPeriments. having been
in ase many•yeare, depths; which time they have prevented
end relieved a vast amount of pain and suffering from
Ileatlache,'Whether originattng lnithe nerrota system or
from a derangedatate of the stomach, -
They are entirely vegetable, 'in their comimeti t lon, and
aymbe taken at athletes with perfect safety without mak
mg any change of diet, and the at"iene" of any dliagreealde
lade rrndera ll easy to administer !Ann to children.
Beware of Counterfeits.
The genuine have live signaturft , of Wiley C. Spalding
oneach boa. . • 1
Sold by Dentrilett. and other Male' In Medicines.
box will be 1.1..nt by mail prepaid on receipt al thp,,
.IPozolcio SO C?osa.ties.
All orden, pbould he addrerfted to
HENRY C. SPALDING,
vorll r kb 48 CArdar'Str set, Now York.
DIE FOLLOWING ENPOR - SEMENIN OF
::_PWatDII4C . SD. , "!I
CEPIIAMC f PILLS,
WILE CONY CE ALL SUFFER .F1:01t
HEADAV HE,
THAT A
SPEEDY AND SJRE 'CURE
IS WITHIN THEIR RE-ACH.
as these testimonials mere unsolicited by Mr
Spalding, they of unquestionable
proof of the efficacy of this truly
scientific
,discorery. •
Jhe.ox ‘ viu.e.. CONN.; Feb. 5
SPALTISU
AIA
• have tried your Cephalic PIM. and I The m
that I want you to Fend me worth mote.
Part or then are for the neighbors, to whom I gate a few'
out nf the Ark box I got from you
Send the PM% by mall. and oblige
Your ob't Font.
JAS.- KENNEI)T.
flaverfthll, ra., Yeh.3
C Spalding
Sir.
I wieh purr° ' , end me nor more box or your Cephalic
Pine; /hare rkyi red a grent qr,Denejftfrom them. •
]once. reaKelfulle,
STOIKIIOUSE.
Sprntse Creek. Huntingdon co., P.L. Jan. lA.
H. Spalding.
Sir
Yon will plespe !Rend me two boxes of your Pine. Send
them immediately .
Re , npectfully form , .
J:it). R. SlMirs:Ft.
P. s. --/ A ara weir o ry yowl Pills, and jfml Mtn.
Belle Vernon, Ohio, Jan. el 5
.. , .
henry C. Spaldlng'„ Esce.',
11.mse fin d .ctttlosed tieentv-tive cents, for which .end
me another box of yotq . ii Ceplialic rills. 'rimy are truly
the best pill, I tutvc - e - rer
Direct • . • fITOVER. P. If
Vernon,lklle WyandoCcounty..Ohin.
Uenry C: Spalding.,
D. 48 Cedar street. N. Y.
.1
, • Dear Sir: I
Inclosed find twenty-five cents, (.13,1 for which pend me
box of ••cephalic pillo,' Direct tolßer. Wm. Filler, at
Reenoldeburg, Franklin count, Ohio.
Nur fills work Ilk. a eharm—cure Ilead,aai ithnort
irnifirnftr: •
-
Truly your', 1 Wm FILLED:
•
Mr. Spaictilx;.
Not long gore I Pent to you fUr a :box of Cephalic Pills.
for the cure of the Nerr'oue Headache and Coetiveneas.
and received the eame, and they -Add so good an .effeet /
was induced to Asia lor moro. i •
i'lea4 send by return matt. Illerct to • •
A. R. wiiKELEn,
Ypellauti, Mich.
From thr Examiner, .211 - orfolk,slit.
riAnoe PillsaccompllA the olleenjor whirh'they writ ,
made. viz.: cure of headache In all It! foray.
From (hr E.rantiner. Aliorfolk,, fa.
They have been teAted in more tlian a thourandme;
with entire ,tmerte. ,
l'rom Hte Danocrat, St. Cloud,.
If ,on arm or hasr been trouble ct with the hendnehe.
twitd for n box hf cephalic en that you may hake
them in cane of an attack. -
From the :Advertiser, Providence, R. I.
The Cephalic. Pills are said to be a (remarkably effective
remedy for the headache. and one 011ie very ben for
that ...very frvpient complaint which has ever been d
Covered.
front the Trestern It. R. &retie. Chicago.
.
W , ] lr. Spalding, K and bin unrivalled
C..phalic Nile. l
I .
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transz the Valley Star, )Tana who. Vu. •
N'Ve Are rare-that perpons wafering) with the headache,
who try them, wllletick" to them,
,From. the Path Finder. Nem Orleans. La.
Try them you that are afflicted,, '
nd we are tare that'
youite:lituony can be added to th already numerotta
114 that has received benelite that n other medicine can
produce.
- From the St. Louis Democrat.
Thy immcnee demand for the article (cephalic p 1110) ie
i•rapidly increasing.
From Oa: Gazetti., Datreilipart, loam. -
would,not eouneetke tune with as at
tide be did mot know to moisten real 'merit..
From the Advertiser, P I.
The teStEmotly In their tarot Is !trots, lima the most
respectable quarters.
•
.
From the Doily "Vettte.,
Gephalii Pith; are taking, the place
Or - A pingle bottle of OALDING'S
44111 nave tcn times ite Wet •
SP.ALDES'G'S , PRtI'A
spA WING'S PR EPA
•' ,;I'AI.DIXG'S PitEPAI
SAVE THE PIEC
. I
A I
FCO/10.2LY e - . . Islill'ATlll
. . tIIP — "A-lismeu IS Tilt Sava Ntaa.",,ll -
t- 10 accldeaut will - 4ppeu even isi II regulated had,
1 led)lt is NrrpdestraW to hive soca dustpans! waren
tear way for repairing Slirisltuse, toys mist. am ie. •
$.e.4 Luvw,is PREP .• • • OLUr! ' • •
m• , .
eet. all Fuel emergencies, and no irllllektild IFUITOra
to he without It. It is always ready, up to wreak*.
lag point. ~ . . .
__
: - 4 ! maim Iti . .M.Br , OrS.E:'' '
' 11. B.—A Brush - socotinlit met. BUtile: Price 2.5
' irate. Address, , AWRY C. .8.4.LD/N,Gr. _
N 0.48. Cedar ' rett, Niew,Tork.
A rT10.%
' rrrtain upptineiptedpersonsaie
"I off on thr unutlapecting
titue.i - would caution all persons to e
ehaeitur, and set that the full name,
' nr - sPA 7, DI 17..• PREPA RE
I. on thr enf r ,„ h, r„
r '
'ETA:Una returned from neleetingand percher' lugandje
1.11, now re 'tetchy; one of the lamed and best stock of
J • .
•
• .
oreiolferedin Ulla - market. The quality of neat entry
thing good; ail warranted as repreise.nted. -
Terms : Ready Cash and. Low Pekes. A general-Idea of
the stock may be formed from the following enumeration!'
Miroictnes, CUEDICALN, -
OILN, WINDOW OLANN,
DTI STUP7II, - Gnor_grars„• Gwiss WADE, .
Caocauttr, Mirrors, OLOCICS, Witt MAIM,
WIXOM ramp, WINeW OIL sitshoo,FANer Coots.,
Muideid !net rumente,tamps, Jewelry. Perfumery,
Stone Wan., Brooms, Brushes, Whips, IrtntireVs
Bird Car y es. Pocket Knives,. Ouns, Pistols,
Ammunition. 'signors, Trusses, -Supporters.
hihoulderTracies, port mormals, Spectacles..
Station plated Spoons; Forks, &v. (Add pes
tory'. .* Violin. Guitar, Bak Viol St riu"s,
Lithographs, porcelain Teeth, Artist's Tube paintsalrush
es. &c. '&e, Also some Thy Goods; Wooden Ware, hard
midi:gowned Ware, Fluid and Oil Cans, Ounphine, Coal
011,Burning Fluid, Alcohol, Turpentine, lamp, tanner's,
neat filed, lard, olive, castor boiled and raw linseed 011 s,
White Lead, Zinc, and all kinds of celored,palivta, Vine
gar, Canary Need. also all the popular PATENT MOIL
CI and other things too numerous to mention.
It fs Impeactimble logic* more than a general outline
of my .. stock through the newspapers every one wishing
-GOODS is Invited to call and examine. Customers On
entering the store must-not expert to find every thing in
sight ; but nearly every article wanted will be produced by
inanity. ' "-
Thankful for the liberal patronage.bithertoreceived. lie
hopes to merit a continuance and large Increase of rho
MOW.'ABEL TITHRELL.
IViilutmse. ,
June 5.1860.
WHOLESALE SALT. DEALER,
201 Wasliingloss-st,
QTILL CONTINUES to offer to the cite and
COCNI RV , trade, all kinds of FOR.I'IGN
Coarse and Fine SALT, at the very lowest II fares;
400 . 00 sacks and bags,.consisting in part of Ash
ton's eelebrated-brand for : table and dairy use;
Jeffrey & Marcy, Marshall's, Brownhives, &e.
and 50000 bushels Turks Island, &mares, Ca
meos, St. Übes, Lisbon, Cadiz, Idea, Nantes, &e.;,
all of which will be sold at bargain prices. froth
Awls, store and storehotts.
Any ptirchaser wishing to select froth a goad
assortment will find it to his interest to call. •
N. B.—Fine table salt put up in small bags of
different sizes, and,eonstantly on hand in ship-
ping order.• Alstia splendid article. of Rork
Ground salt, in quill boxes, put - up and for sale
by the quantity. in mien of live dozen eneh.
- MOON
WYOMING VALLEY 10 PHILADELPHIA, NEW
- YORK, BALTIMORE,
And all points North &. West.-
LACKAWANNA R. BLOOMSBURG RAILROAD
VIE rn:
Selit.tViON .AND Ntl
AS FOl,l
- NoviNo aorrn. MOVING NOIITII
nill'a N. Y. S 5. . Pio
Expnwa. Expre....l. Mail.
Leave 41.11. P. M. 1•••vt. •. il. P. N.
Scranton, .6.10 4:25 Northuland. 5.30 4.45
Arrive at Arrive at
Pi ttaton, 6.38 4.53 Danville, 6.06 6.20
Kingeton, 7:06 5.90 Rupert., 6.35 5.50
Sbielrahinny, 7.t0 6.55 Bloomsburg: 6.45 6.00
Berwick., 8.20 6.55 Berwick, 7.15 6.35
Bloorneburg, 8.50 7.33 Shlclicaltlnny, 7.45 7.05
Rupert, . 9.00 7.40 Kingeton; 8.33 7.45
Danville, 9.55 8.10 ritteton, 8.57 8.15
Northeland, 10.00 8.45 Scranton, 9.25 8.45
TILE LACKAWANNA & BLOOMSBURG RAILROAD
tosmacrs wrrn TUX
• DEL. LA-CRAWANNA &WESTERN RAILROAD
Al Scranton, for New York and Philadelphia, and inter
mediate plaints east: also tort:rent Bend., Bingbanthan,
Svracnse, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and all importantpointa
West,
At Rupert it connects with the Catawissa RatirOad, for
points both East and West.
At Northumberland it connects with the Stifintiry and
Erie Railroad for tnlnts West and Soma •
DeDuane Took Stigmata, Especially dem:toed
IL far the line a the Medical Frutessinri and • the Family.
halite auperceded the en called "tine." Aranatie,"
" Medicated." "Schwalm." etc.. Is now en
dorned by all the prominent ph reit-Ingle. rhemiete and con
-1/OIsICUM VOlWeAsing all those INTTUN.Ie medichFal
onalitieeltonic and diuretics which belong loan OLD and
ITIIE GIN. Put up In quart bootee and sold ha all Drug
gleta and ilrpcer. etc. ..1. M. BIN UNGER ,t ko.,
[Eatabli.leAl in ITN.] Sole Proprietors.
. 0 c t yi • No. ITTltrcrad Street:N. Y.
For Imo at TO rrell'e, prttg Store, Moutrnee. - •
Tp.fia~tti, S(uA., Jan. U.
HEALTH AND ITS PLEASURES'
Or Disease With Its Agonies
Ohtecisse eitlvire oxx Th.i3rex.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
o i Lm . o v r . e te f n e. i llful th To t. e
excitable
c h i r tu en h e frig down"
bl or t oflervou. tha
in a
small degree Is most db;tressing, for where min a,remeds
he found There is otter—drink but little wine, beer, or
spirits, or far better, none; take no roffee,- 7 weak tea being
preferable; get all the !rash alr you can; take three or lola
Pills evert' night; exit plenty of esalids, avoiding the use of
slops; and U these golden rules are followed, on will be
happy in mind. strong in body, and7orget you have nett Cc.
If there Is one thing more thanitnothet for which these
Tills are famous, it is their purifying, properties. especially
their power of cleansing the blood from all iniwursties, &
removing dangercituftuid suspended secretions. Univer
sally adopted as the grand temedy for female complaints,
they never fail,' never weaken the system. and always
bring about what is reqUirtid.
Sick Headache and Want of Appetite.
Theis* feelings which so saddenus. most frequently arras
from annulautsemm or trouble,- from perspiration. or nom
eatingaWrinktrig what is unlit for us, thus disordering
the stomach and liver. These organs must be regulated
ifyou wish to be well. The Pills. if taken according to the
printed instractions, will quickly restore a healthy action
to both livei and ittimaeb, Whence followos a natural con
sequence.* toed appetite and a clear head: In the Fait
and West Indies sesreekvany.other medicine it ever need
for these tilsordz i
.
.Dl3O lta3 •
In all diseases affecting these organs. whether they se
crete too much mica little water; or whether they be at.
Aided with atomics gravel, tiewithschesond pains settled
in the loins over the reglona bf 'the kltineTh thcseTills
abouldbe taken ;.wooto the printied Wrodionvand
theolntmeat should be well ribbed into the small: of the
hack at bedtime. - Thietreannent will adyealaupstimme.
ate relief when all other means have fulled. -
. Order:
So
- Stomachs.omitof Order;
mollersrM to effeetsally improve the tone of the
stomach as Ms; they rentove all acidity, ocassiond
either by Intemperance or Improper diet. They reach the
liver and reduce It tot healthy action t they never fail In
Caring all disorders of tbeliver and atornsch. 4 44
i mport, R. I.
*fall kinds.
62:PmieD GLUE
ED GLUE!
ED OLUE!
ED GIXE
• ttempthag topalm
•ni of my Prepatyd
• aline 4 beftrre par-
(IL VT, -Ad
it bwilinhvg rotiu
ABEL TURRELL
s>ait, *alt ! half ! !
Eta%III V/. MAIIRJ,
(I)ireetly opposite Washington Market,)
New York:.
THE ISF.ST HOUTE
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Two Daily Passenger Trains
*!.l BETWEEN
BTU 1:111111ER LAN D,
tdo w S :
NERVOUS DISORDERS.
AfEtstiserras eel 3:lwazghtekres.
Hot Commie : Pills are the hest femedy known
- MOW. for the follotein, etisecties:
Ague,
Mts. - F4e• Thud&
mataar • Bout. keine and Gavial;
Bilious Complidotuldead4ette, • ' Beendary symptom
Blotches on. Skin. Indigeettoo. Ttc-Doitioureuz; -
Bowel Complaint'. Indumnation, .Tumors,'Jaundice,
Constipation of the Liver Complaints, Venereal Affection
Bowels Lumbago, 'Worms *fall Idnds
Consumptam, Ppm. Weakness from
Debility, • Itheotnatism.... whatever cause,
Retention of, ttc .
Dysen , • , *e-
Itryelpelsa oar Blnf., a Zell, - . 1351
Female fr;egblarities. • levers of alllciMir: feowl
. - •
CAVIDN,c—Nont are omens unlesstheL
words HO
LOWAY. 7 4 Z1F,T9Iti. aato boovuo " ant discernible luta
water-miut • in every leaf,of *elm:* of siltectimicarcriwd
each pad:clog; the Mae WS be plainly eeetr by doidial
the kV' to the ligy. A handsoine scrod will be given to
any one rendering.' such information as may. lead to the
detection of any party or parties counterfeiting the medi
cines or vending the NOW; knowing them to-be
• Sold at top Manufactory of Professor liou.ows.u, 80
Maiden Lane, New York, anfill all reePetddlist*
and Dealers in Medicine, throughout the civ ilisedworld.
in boars at in cents SS cents. and $1 each.
Taft- There is considerable slicing by faking larger boxer
V. II Directions for the cfillbillre I f p.n, ••10-• ll] •V•
Ut6 , 11 to curb
is l
T .Irat'ett 4 ,11: 4 3tni. re c 14:). tion a to .
Amner stock of floods, which they
. • lnumiT. FOR CASH, i.•
•
PANIC• PRICES!
- .aivu *HA. sera: THEM TO
C:ASI BITE,
Prices Pt:mkt.lay AstOdaidag!
We have not time to enumetanaarticies. or prim, but
invite the public to call, numbly, and tiatinlytmaelvlce
of the truth of what we publielt, and of course, them buy.
, J. L. 32101ILIMAN SON -
_ Dec. Roth , atfa..
11010 E Let of Family Groceries knit ,recetvAteind
G
ling leper ceut: below former pr..ic.rt.
FANCY Cq4fectionary for flu' Holiday*. at
-NERIUNANW
,VgiTA.M.I I 3III).
mistritoDuct: of all kW*, • for %ditch the htihr
market prl&f sill bo paid, In Goods, at
moot:111o, . . MintIIfMANKI
_
_ ,CHILDREN]:
MRS. WINSLOW,
"Prlct.
o d Norse and Fentate inloian, presen ,
'to the ‘ attontion of mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRIT
FOR CHILDREN TEE'l3llik:Gi
which:greatly facilitates the ' mamma teething. by Pio
ening the •tima, reducing all Inibuntnation—will all
MA.. PAIN and apaamodlc action, and Is • .
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers. It will' give pest to you, add
RELIEF ARD HEALTH ,TO YOUR INFARTF.
We have put up rpd soltithlit article for over telfyea,
and can say IN CVNIIDENCE AND TRUTH of It, what ,
we have never been able to say of Mil V other_ medicine 4-,
HAS FAILED, in a SINtA.EINrITANCE, t o
Y.Fvon A CURE, when timelynsed. Neverdkl we knoW
an Instance ofdisoatistriet ion by anyone who had need It.
Ou the contrary, all are delighted with ita operations, sud
speak in terms of commendation or its magical effects and
medical virtues. We any in this matter '•WILAT WED()
KNOW," afterten yearn' experience, and PLEDGE OUR
ItKPI7TATION for the fultllimeni a what we here declare.
In almost every instante•ich,ere the infant Is suffering by
pain and exhaustion, relief will be found In fifteen to Al
initiates after the ..yrflp fp atiutiftlAterml.
This valuable preparation is theple:Tription of one
the neat LNPE and SKII. - 141: NURSES In
New England, and has been used with NEVER FAILINO
SITCESS In
THOUSANDS :or CASES.
It not only relieve. for child fintu pain, bin Invigorntei
the xtongteti and bowl., corrects acidity, and Oves ton}
and energy to thy n lone s} - stem. . D will almost, instand*
relieve
BETTING la THE BOWLS, AND WIND COLIC;
and overcome convulsions. which: if not speedily cured
end in death. We hence:: it the BEST and SUREgT rem
ed, in the WORLD: in all cases of ViirfENTERY and
DIAR.R.RtEA IN CRILDRILN, whether it ethic. Limn
teething. or from noymber cure: We:would say to all
inothare who haie a child- stiffering from any of the forogO
log.touiplointi.--P0 Nor LET YOUR PREJURICE4
NOR TRE PREVUDICERof OTHERS. Mond between
yuu and your seering child—and the relief that will bd
S'R6—yea ABSOLUTELY:WM—to follow the use of
this medleine, if timely used. Full' directions for using
C
will accompany each bottle. N,llloo.llnine - unless the fact
simile of URTIS PERKINS, New York, is oh thi
outside wrapper. .
Sold by DruMists - throngliont the world..
PrltipeiparOASee,l3 ceiTar atrect, New TOrk
YEICHONLY 26. CENTS PER BOTTLE. •
y For sale in Montrose by Aix.: Tureen.
110 V V
LIFE' PILLS, PIIOEXIX BITTER-S.1 1
nrllEr*E MEDICINES have now been before the publi
JL fora period of Thirty Years, and during that time have
maintained a high character, in .almont every part of the
()lobe, for their estmonlinary and immediate power of
restoring perfect health to persons suffering under nearly
every kind of til,erme to 'which the human (tamale liahle.l
The following am among the dietreaeing variety of hu
man diseases in which the
GET !.:,. ; ‘ , LE il l" —•
Eriell\T
• t4ri
rs Well known to be infkliilde.
Di'SPEPSIA, be thoroughly cleansing-the let and 2ndl
stomachs, and cresting a llow of pore healthy hile.insteadi
of the stab. ti acrid kind : FLATULENCY. Lou grAp - i
Itrartharn. firadachr. Rnrilroo.r.4B. 111- Temper, Aria , l
Lanyuor and 114,7 m-holy. o loch are general symptoms
wr Ih spdnis. moist.. e. a natural c.lnsequence of Its care.
COSTIVENESS, hi el.:On-log . ow whole renath of the
inteatinen with. a.pl.ent proee-r. suit wit hnul violence;
all violent purgfr.frait, the bowels costive in'ttCo days.
FEVERS of all lauct4, by rentoriug thehlood to a regular
circulation, tiro' the process of respiration in such cases,
anti than,' solution of all iuteatlnal obstructions in others.
The Life 3fedichitA have been known to cure RIEEDM
ATISM permanently in three weeks, and -1301 LIT in half
that time, by removing local inflammation from thetnuc
elea and ligaments of the joint'.
DROPSIES of all kinds, by freeing and atrengthenint
the klitnerantiti bladder ; they operate moot dellghtfally or.
the-e important organ., and hence have everbeen found a
certain rented* for the o "rat case.. of GRAVEL -
Also WORMS, by illolodging from the turning., of lb.
bowel, the slim* matter to which these creature* adhere.
•
SCURVY. RUMS , and INVETERATE SORES, by
the portent parity whkh there Life Kedicints give to Mr
blood and all the butuor,
SCORBUTIC ERUPTIONS and BAIrCONrLH:O9:44:S,
hr their alterat re Offert cram the tluid. that ford the r kin
: and the morbid statc - or which occar.ionr all-cryptice
complaint:, sallow, cloudy, and other disagreeable. com
plexions.
The pp,. of these for a very abort time will effect an
entire cure of SALT RHEUM. and a strikin" improve,
martin the clearness of the skin. • comitroil COLDS
and INEUENZA.wiII always be cured by one dose; orby
inn in the Icoral car
PILES.—The original proprietor of 'these "medicines,
svgs cured of Piles, of .35 years standing. by the use of the' ,
Life Midieinee alone.
lairD,dol:ll3.—For this seouree of the,lireut. ,
ern country. these Medicines will be fdund a safe, speedy j,
and certain renadv. Other Illedicinei leave the system
subject to atre,turuof the disease—a cure by these Medi- :.
cinema is permanent Try from. be sof lntr i. end be cured.
Iltiliena Fevers. and Liver Complaintu.:,
General Debility. ol'Appetite. and Diseases of Fe- )
males. The Metlicint,:lta%l. , 111,11 u-ed u ith the mit,t
beneficial results in cases of this description t—Kinas
E. it. a . r rs.,,,,r u h . In its mow forms. yields to the mild;
vet powerful action of these remarkable 3fedirines.
Night.Sereats. Nervous Debility. Nervous Comtilaints of •
nil kind.. Palpitatton of the Heart. Painters' Colic,. are
speedily cured.
Mercurial Disease/1.-Perrino abort constitntiutle
have becomeimpaired by the injudicforts nee of Mercury. ,
ell) find -these Medicines eperfect core. as they never fall
tocradinne from the ' , Velem. rill the etrecbv of Mercury.:
iiiiinitelrsooner than the most powerful preparations . of
Sarsaparilla. • Prepared android by- • -
W. D. MOFFAT.
3.1.5 BROADWAY. NM-I . OIM
'or Sale by all Druggists. -
Afflicted, Read!
,•
C'OMPOUN . I) SULU
, don for the PILES le warranted to effect a Cure
in erery'caae, and in all stage* of the diseaae, or the money
will be• refunded. 'Frill directions accompany (lick bottle.
For sale be. Abel Turrell, Montrose ; O.G. Illempatead,.
Brooklert: T. J.• Babcock. Dimock : Fennel Carpenter,
Ilarford (./• D. Williame,JackPon; J. B. Sloeum, Dnndaff;
11. Merrill, Ilopbortem •.• A. J. Merrill. Scranton.
cmil..rxx.xc!f.e...r33.
Thin Is to certify. that Mrs. Emory has been Milieux, for
years part with that - distressing complaint known an th e
• Pfics.' l , and that having failed in securing relief from vs.
rions'Physielans. she was indnced from report& to try Mr.
Williams' Solution." which we obtained at one of
his Agencies la Tunithannock, Pa. The .result has been
the most favorable. The trial was made with ft lut fall,
and after tieing as direCted for a few days, what we
reason to think was a permanent cure-was effected.
Several other cues of a similar nature- in this , violnity
have need it with like results. With Mr. Wilma motto
"no cure no pay" every. one thus. alSicted will eertaittly
do well to try IL B. U. EMORY,
Pastor of M. E. Church, Tunithatutotk, Wyoming Co., Pa.
Juneslii.lm . U.
• .
4
P1i..a.A...191 •
FLAGS!- • FLAGS!
4
-
G. S. HARRIS, .
UNION FLAG. MANUFAOTOR
S. E. COR. -yOURTII 41E - VINE. STS.,
MIXBIPZEILASh..
MUTED snips ass I
Or ALL SfiES; ALSO,
UNIONBADGES
OF VARJIYUS STYLES ek SIZES.
• _:L IFE ItEMORIALK
-
!WOULDN'T TAKE - A VIOALI:f fORtHIS:
a lady remarked to us.a day of taro:
Ne exhibited the p6ifrairrlif .an only child, giitie
to the :'apirit4sta4r, ot . ie - of _
;10:11 .
MINTRIE---1111101VESI
" llow I aliould 'regret it, bad I 'not secured
this precious memorial of that dear one." So
Thought We; Thin loied ones are not Minya
with us, and while weans call them ours, every
one should secure such a memorial; especially
eiace -they ran ha%e them so truthfully.takett br
that sai.eea.fof arti.l,' U. TUBBS. of Bing
.
if oil. cc
De GIBILIZES WIOTIIO OIL. I . DAILY NAM ROUTE BETWEEN-
Greatest, Reinedy in the World,for, , mernmsE a 0111ENDSVILLE.
RIIEVIILATISM I mid all PAIN. '' ‘ -10/tCIIIIB carrying mallet and passengers betvo,
I NJ Montrose and Triendsril e, will leave Searle's 11,,te1,
Illf*rase_to C=23 • :
In Mdninvel daily, at 7 o'clock,a. in, and leave Friend,.
villi. at 3 o'c lock ea
ea ,
reverend inseht ellie 471 --. ! gae — Hoteaf AM CAITir MU be weaved at the Livery
- Chills' i6"/re illOntltell ; " - , • Stable or the anbacriber n.hfontropc, on reasonable_terrnir
DOOM° la VW* to Murder.: - . ; Montrose, L
--Avg. 16, 18iE. 'tt -J. P. Goonni.v.
1 Burns and Sad& in tea biiruttra ;I--- -- - - ---- - -- ---
SpralnaoFetrinthi and Brodato in from erne to three dap; ;
Inthuntnallon %vit:4V;
Neuralgia; Croup; Toothache, Thou, In ten saintlier;
Ilsonorrhage, Scrofula, Abncenn, In ten days ;
Beldam Wounds, Tetter, In one to three days ; -
• laraehe, Stiff deck , Ague, in one day
Velem,. Broken floait, Salt Rheum, in 3 to six days;
• galas/. Yalpltatkm, Mirky, In one to ten days;
Asthma, Gout. Eryalpelas, in Ire to twenty days;
Froatedifeal• tfinilhialsn4 Skit Jointa; chronic Mhen
wham, Sore Throat, Scarier Foyer, and the lame
made to walk, by a few bunko,
Thin OIL. (De tirath'sy in mild and pleasant, -and in a
ccent Family Medicine for children teething &c.
- Ladles should all lane It. It Away* leanest you Wier
than It and. you, and ono bottle often cures entirely.
A PPLOTmm TOIETEEN -YEARN ANL) cuitia ,
-•. ".- ••• • I.s bxic - NrEEK._. ••, •
_ .
Read letter (rom.Re*. James Temple.
.••PU'ILAIDELPItta. June 9th. 17;55.
Prof. De GBATII : !tare been afflicted for thirteen year, ,
with Neuralgia and other painful complalnte„and I have
been unable ' o sleep 'soundly ror walk any dletenee lor
many rears pant. Last week .I got a bottle of year Etre
trieoll... The drat night "I slept soundly and well, and to
day lam ultra new men. My wife could notbelieve der
eyes. Your Electric °Whits' done In one week what tbe
physldine of PbOadrlpbla failed' to do in tbifteen years.
Gratefully yours.
• . MEV. - JAMVI TEMPLE.
• • ' 310 South strict.
DEAFNESS CURED.
. .
Num lisvun, May 19th. 1536.
Prof. De Qrath: 11fy brother has been deaf fur 3 %elm..
After trying many things;.housed your Oil a 'few times,
stud it cured him entirely.
furronn Ti. Sci6v:i7tli.
- re - For rale br.stilDrugylsts, and. at thi. DepoLitlf
South Eighth-st, Philadelphia. (OWL 3m cy
-- - I
ARE' YOU INSURED?
g. P. 13X.a.A.CIXICZIELALIV
IS receiving applitntionn' for Instuance In the follow.
lug Companies:
Wyoming INSURANCE Company,
WIL.KitS4IA ÜBE,' Pat. •
• • .
Charter. Porpetna
Capital.... $106,000. Surplus 147,600
•Orpaniziq Noreinber .D. - 1857
mitEcroßs
G. M. Hollentiack, IL 0. Drienbach, J. P. • Dennis.
John Reichard. David Morgan, titan Horrince,
Semi Wadhamn, R D Lemor. ' Wm 8 Moon,
L D Shoemaker, ' Geo P Steele. IL 31 Mop,
IL C. siim Sees,. G. M. Mouzmunc. Preet,
W. G. STXRUNG. Treat: L. D. SHOINIICEV, rki , Peel
JETNA INSURAIiCE COMPANY,.
tiarobvi, C0 . 11111letiellt;
Paid up Capital, , $1.609,000 00
- -{.Mtn, • 1,194,100 OS.-
NORTHERN FIRE k LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
1;co. 1 Moon Ate street, London.
Capital, u. 499,000.. :.Annual RCTElltle. $1,000,000.
GET FY. Avid. Phi
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSUILA.NCE .CON•
P.VNY of Hartford. Connecticut.
Accumulated Capital.
Ant. one wishing their bees Insured will do will to call
and iiAmlne their mode of Insuring, and their rates.
which are better than thoseof any other company. before
taking Polities elsewhere.. H. P. BLACKMAN.
ocp °Mee over Chandler & Jessup 's etbre,
Wistaria Salmi of Wild Cherry. -
Wistaros Balsam of Wild Cherry.
&Mb, Cobh, I*ll l l
Coughs, Colds,. Coughs,
lama, "malt% lionneness, Bronchitis,
bthnit, Bronchitis, Joanne's; Breath's.
Whooping Cough,
Whooping Cough, Croup, •
faullapiloo, ClaymnplimCwilspds,
f.hstimprion,-Conmmiptio4,
and ail hk disease* jnd .,
as •
unfailing antiercee,'
ready raki, and a tare and speedy mire, is that
'ral and anirtrsany apprer!el remedy,
Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild' Cherry.
. .
m. &s. boob
Well /um red visa Sequent snug the Omens pops.
Wiwi Willie estuary; MAO the fellestiikr etsineeettfir . ,
cm Mica ill Os of/tided. , - •
l[ tirorze , Pa., Feb. 16, 1851 !
Items. S. W. rowis & Co., Lorton,—Dear Wm:
Baying Teethed in fatally' important benefits from
the use of your varuahle preparation, W132A111 DAL- •
IFAX OW WILD CoteßY, it afilsds ate !pieUlde po
recommend it to the public. Moms sight yeant age one
of my daughters named to be in a decline, and little
'hopes of her motet* weth.entertained. I then pro.
cured a bottle . of your ;excellent Balsam, and hefts, she
had taken the whole Of the eon tuts of the bottle there
was a grit improvement in her health. I hail, in my
Individual cue, snadi (request use of your nlnable
medicine, and. ham always been benefited by .
maid, basset,, unties the psblic ivied issperaiss, bi
ome Arse is d coed eat of iretieets Maces Babas of
MU Cherry eptem bbvighoss tAe washy.
. JACOB BECULVA: •
. Virginia Tertimany.-
arriarare films Mi.
, NONEOJINC NORTON. qf W
Essuirsir We, Rickneast4
lactuito!co, Vi.; Peb. MI. IWO.
Mews. 11.11 f. Tomi.lalir.:Ch . ., Banos, gettahests
I with pleasure testify to the greet Merit of Yoniln
valuable hum medicine, pr. WWlTAle'li BALBAD Of
WILD CIq!IRT, Which in likewise highly valued by
ow:of our esteemed sitimMe, whos.' . have Mond iu
virtues by trial. .
- first made use edge Balsam Nati three'yean sine,.
tbr a violent and rtistrening - codgb which baffled the
ekW of physidabs, Itbdro say ion oVilielseed inch
visite:l,lllW as to induce oil to persevere lAN, ue.
always keep
, by.rob, aid weer dad it to , be Imita
ble's lie seer% No midleine Mat &have /Inn vied
Sae ginin ructe speedi relii4 Yplui
VOMORNE NORTON
.7rom Zeus ilasth.l4
'Peisiddita eJ
. 014 Xenia Ofisty Beak , esi who
lawn 4!itdpagf.A estioied4reririestXer Jer44",_
itiairrOwN, lan. 9, I 5
Mem. B. W. rowtot & CO.,_.DeuSirs Having
and Dr. Warm% BILVIAM 01 WILD CarlOrt for
&boat fifieem yeast; 61 Milan. Maimed Mi . &Meads(
rmalts la my family, it affords me great *more in
mromutamdin it, to the public lata,valitatile remedy is
.01.4119 pir weak law, cibb. agruirls, er., azad. a mond,
wed& I. a/arida to bi eatirely rintormit, and may be
maim with perfect safety by tbii moot delicate In healer
Tam vary rimpertfully, ' •
. ,
: - • :MOD SMITH.'
Bar &ware efolle and toortaku covaterfas!
The only Genuine, Pere, and Meetwisal Bataan has
the rime 'of "L PUTTS," written with t pen.
.and the printed wizen: of . the peoprietani„ " S. W.
FOWLS Ss CO.;" on thiroubir wrapper.'
. 111 who sejrn ie4 'any ;Swage of Ow Throat,'
Lesgs, or Chat, 4 4 8 c 66 * Eke reqei by. • 41.
•. Wistar's ,Balsam of Wild Cherry,
. Wistaroo Balk= Of. Wild Cherry,-
- -1 1 111 V 1 400 — ."- •
EL W. rowix & CO..
Ne. 18 TREMONT STREET, BOErTON.
lOLA lIT
Draggiga, firs, dad Merafaa" ia an* tow
. and tit/ it Ga. &Sal. alaars.
INIIMr sale t_y Abel Tamellind Itead,Atatrosui a Yee
ter. Montrose ; L. B. WOodraff, Glmock ; Moos Nichols'
Brooklyn ; Whitney £ Mosley, lau
a ford •, 'Need* Ward'
BeGrea ad t Dead Oln Olmstead , ltandat; L.`
71. lirfain, Great
. • . J I.^
• ..
.
.htif AT .mARKET.
Ox ir4blie Asedue, Rear Searle's
MLNEO:viiiiilsitki`bit hand of
-11•BATErof ill kind.. CASH pcisi for
liteeleaultaititlverAllseOpiiiad
Mao forlibillei stall Mob -
RENSTCIeIt de 11•AViiElf:
2. nutrocx. • • '• "- • ICKAwiiir
-111iotrose. hiarnh 30th. - •
•
Myer's' Eitieet . o f Rook Bose,
ryas greatest Vmedy for IBCEOPVIA,.and other land
nakiiissAsea. Fafer ku own • • , .
. .
GIPALIPIH...!.3 CEPHALIC PILLS;4-
rot all kinds pfllesdatetke
IDIROWN ' S BROMMIALISMOJCS, tog thiiirsepesa.'
II" be. rfr Ahollt fifty different_ • ltiltda 'of , Villa,
and other Patent' Medicine, la proportion..
Moorman, March, 1861. - . ABELTURRELL.
S A LT. Ay tbt Er.rrel. 91t4 9r Pound
MORE NEW ARRANGEMENTS •
GREAT -ATTRACTIONS
AT THE - •
roof or MAIN STREET:
THE extensive Furiiittire "Establishment of
FDJITH BoornEns having been refittca and
greatly imprOved, the Proprietors respectfully
annonnflcto the citizens
.of,3luntrose and vicin
ity that they ere constantly making and .ketp:on
hand the LARGEST and REST assortment of
FURNITURE
To be !pond kO Ake. Country.
We give the fellowing.list of some of the Dr;
tides %bids see will sell at greatly reduced
prires,.for CASTI or REAnY'P,sy
Bureaus, Walntit or Mahogany, 'With glas:.,
(tom 8)6 to $35..
Bureaus with marble or . bromtelle tops; front
818 to 8114. -And a` large assortment, from'ss,
$lO, IS, 14, to Old,'
' Mash Stands, Card 31.ands,Cornerand Square
Stands, of all varieties and prices, from 73 ci.nts
to ten dollars. *
Desks, Divans ,Towel Rackti;Footstools,Otto.
mans, Lounges.. Vic.
Centre, Card, Pier, Toilet; Dining, Kitchen,.
anti Extension Tables.
Chairs—Cane and Wood Scats, Rockers—
Cane, Flag. and Wot d Seats, of every variety
and style s . -, •
'Sofas. tete a ides furnished at short .nutic
at New York prices.
N.'B.. Ready made tioilins on. blind Or fur--
cashed at. short 'notice.-110a.ses always tr..
readiness. when desired.-
_ • We ceploy none but CinEritt. and F.:cm:l-
;86:n WonKtiert. Wu intend to do our Woes
Wtu., and sell it as. Low 'as it can be atTorded.
IV. W. WTI
_
. , A :SMITH, JR.,
E s . R.
Montrose. Jan. 181 h, 1860.--tf.
Aket's;Saisatiarilla,
_
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
And for the speedy cure of the. subjoined vsSietfes of
Disease:
lirrofgala and fierollkslons Affections, such as
• . Tumors, Ulcers, Sores, Stuntions. Pins— .
plea, Pustules, Blotches, Molls, Brains,
_ and all Skin Diseases. • .
• - • 4 Ostehisn, Tint.' 'flit Jnne, ISM
.I. C. ATUE: tt Co. - Gents : I - feel it per duty to Re
knowledge what your Sarsaparilla Ilea anne for TIV .
Mining itheritedjt Scrofulous infection, I have angered
froni it In various ways for genre. Sometimes it burst
but in Ulcers on my hen& land arms ; sometimes It -.
tamed. Inward and distressed Me nt the stonngeh. Two
years ago it broke out on my head and covered my sealp
and ears with one sore which was painful and loathsome
beyond description. etried mane medicines and-serer'
physicians, but without much relief from any thing. b.
het, the disorder grew worse.' At length I wax njoiced
to read In the Gospel Meitsentrlhat you bad prepared
an .alterativr (Sarsaparilla), e I knew from your repo
bitten thatany thing you made most be good. I emit to.
Cincinnati and got it, and used it tM It Cured tar. I took
it, as you Mein, in email dose,rof a teaspoonful over a
month, and'used almost three bottles. New and healthy
skin soon began to form under_ the seal. which after a
While fell off. My akin Is now clear, and I know by any
feelings that the dilleftWlS gone from my system. ' Y.or
.can well balker that I feel whit I am mayini when I *At
you, that (bold you to be one Of the apostles of the age...
and remain ever gratefidly, '. Yours.
• . W.t.visF.D n. TAT.T.Ey.
St. Antlsoysy ea Fire, Rose or Erysipelas.
Teller and ' Salt Itheank, Scald Ilead,ltlng—
wieres,• Sore Eyes, Dropsy:. •
Dr. 'Robert M. !Whir *rites from : S alem, N. Y„ %nu
Sept.. IMO. that hr has cursor- an Inveterate as., of
Dropsy. which theratenesl to .tenninate fatally, by t h e
peraerering'ufte of our Sanallarilla. and also a danger.
ons attack of ifalignmat-Erpryelds by large doses of the
same; says he cores the comtoon Eruptions by It con
shandy.. _ I
Ilroweltoeele, Gollre. !or Swelled Neik.
Zebulon Slain *of, Prospecti Texas, wtitea :" o Threes
bottles of your Sarsaparilla chat me from a ':.sere —a
Iddeons swelling on the neck, *Web I bad sulfered from .
over two years." . .
lornearrhaga or Whitei. Omirlan Titanor,
Cimino Ulceration, remade DI . .
13r. J. H. S. Charming, of 'N i o.. York ritli,, write. i ••I
comply •
most cheerfulwith the T.,1,11..? of your agent hr
paying I have found your Sarsiaparilla a tnost.eseell.lit
alterative in the numeroun unit laltita for which we em
ploy such a'remedv. hut especial), in Female. bi.rtsr,
of the Scrofulous diathesis. ir , berm - mired many inert
crate eases of lAngeorrlirca.bY It, and some where the
complaint was caused byuleergtina of thenrentir. Alm
ale ration handl was coon com b ed. Nothing within toy .
knowledge equals It for these female - derangemeant...
Edward S. Marrow, of Newbury, Ala., writes: o A dm
, getout, orarien tumor on one of the females In my faintly,
whieh had deticsi all the remedies we could employ, Las
at length been rompletely cured by your extract of Sat:
aaparills. Our physician tigoaMht nothing but extirpa.
lion eoulul afford-relief, but he 'advieett the trial of your
Sarsaparilla as the last resort before mining. and it
t prayed effectual. After taklugyour remedy eight weeks
no symptom of the disease notaitm."
I • Srphllls and Merlrerlal DI . .
' Kr-W OM-Oasis; trdltAugnet. te. - e.g.
I Do..T. C. Aeon. Sir: I cheerfully euniply with the
request of your agent, and report to you somulof the
effects I have realized with your Sarsaparilla:
I have cured with ft, lu my practiee, most of the mum
' plaint. fur which it Is recent:mended, and bare found its
effects truly wonderful in the fUre.or. . Poem,/ oar/ if,
i=ririal Diseast. One of my patients haul Syphilitic ulcers
in hitithroat, which were consenting hl• palate and the
top of. his mouth. , Your Sarsaparilla, •etetelilv taken,.
I eared him In live weeks. Another wax attacked by see- '
°Mary symptoms in his :melt, and the. uleeration had
eaten away a ennsiderable part - if i 1; en that I helievellio
disorder would anon noels his In./1111mM kill him. lint it
yielded to my soludni.dration Of your Sar....pnrilh-; the
nitres healed. and he is Well again; nut of room. without
, mime diallgurattottof the face. 1 A iwninan who had heets
i treated for the same disorder' hy Mercury wan ACifferillX
fromthia poisim its her lours: they land iswone en semi , '
Live to the weather that on a damp day; :hr stithred es
engirding, pain in her 'joints Idol bonen. she, too, wa•
cured entirely by your Saresperilla in a few weeks. I
' know from its formulsorhich tone a.,...ent ;4711 , me, that
1 this Preparation from your laboratory m ee t be a great .
,' remedy • nonsequently,,these rttly remarkable results ,
I With It have unt.surprised me. i ' ,
Fraternally.yonrs, .G. i V.! LA It IM t: It, 31. D.
#3,3713,000 1%)
Dkennuitisiss,' Gone, • tlie.s. Complolnt.
I:ll4:evenexy•g. Prenton l'o.; Va.. tab .Ifily,
tin...l. C. Ar tat. sir: I linviiholiti afflicted with A Mm - .
Sttl eltrowirrlainumalion for a !toggling:. whi,h hatred lb,
akin of pliyririnio, and 'tuck ; to me inenite af.nll the
remedies.' null find, until I tried your SersajrariUn. f lier
bottle cured me In two akrbit,land. rentonyl my general
health no much that I am far,' better 'than heTnn , I wa4
attacked. I think it a womb-rail mialleiffe. .1. nil:
Julia Y. Getellen, of St. I.mila, : I hat e Lev
afflicted for :years with 'furrier/ion o f Me Lime, %bleb '
destroyed tny.hi'ldal• I tried erirr !fiber. Wu! eters Viktor.
filled to relieve toe; red 1 barn Kern a broluirribin 0 man
for acme `yenta from 110 utlVl , 3ll , i . than 4fronenarr; •.,
the Firer. )1:r instal pan or. t Ile air. Espy. aril i 4.1
me to try your Sarsaparilla, bee: ate he nahl he knew ryu,
and my thing youmade Wairwrirth trying. lvy
lag of God It has enrol tile, awl, itriii ,, Leny 14.4,4 -
as to Canto a lierf -RUM of j Gal r,liitg• rtgain. Tlec
bent that mutt. be enkt of you in 1 1 .4 hall :!oinl enough."
gelilerng, Cancer Teiniorn. tesilareteoi rot. VI.
iteration,
,Carles, and it:i . follatlun' ut !Ito
Bones. • i•
A greed variety or el* o h. re
cures of thiese forniklahle enon:iaints have fnink
the use of this rentialy,liut our - mfan• twre will not ad.
nut them. Some of them filar be found hr our .% Silerieal t
Ahnnunr, erhleh tlw agenti tapped are 'demo s!
furniah gratis Idol! Who call fr r 111..6111.
Dzapepsla: Heart DI , Pelts, Epilepsy,
Melancholy, 4estimagla.
irony renutrkabli• rams of tlic : ne . alllethisis hate beef-,
wade by the alterative power this medicine. It idiom - -
latea tile vital functklns into •itgorous actloir,awl thou
ovisecomes disunites which would: he supptuolt beyond
'its reach. Socha remedy has tong: been' re.eln,l by the
netessille s s of the-people and lire are ropildent that thbt
wilt do fur them ilLthid inedielbe can do.
Ayer's ' . Cherry Pectoral, •
•
THIS nartri cter..or
Csinglits, latthaesaa, llwerserae ea
Cronwi Droneldtla r inelpfeut Consumer ,
Den, and for th e ItelPelltsf Conatansp.
Uwe' Patients io advanced
stases, of itsst Di .
This is a remedy so unlversaily known to surpass any
ether for the Mtn of throat sad lung cunplaints, that It
wades. here to publish the evidence or its virtues.. Its
wasivalkd excellenat for eouglta and adds, and its truly
wonderful etueirof pelmonio disease; have made it
Snows thnmshout.the eirilliked nations of the earth.
Pew ate the winummitiescoe awl families, among them
who have not sumo personal elcottriettot of its. careen
loose living troribriti their midst of Its victory over the
Natio std dangerous disorder* of Vie throat and Msgr.
AI all know the &mail fatality of these disorders. end
ss. 'WY kituvr, too, Use areas of j this remedy, we need not
no ISOM thin to same them that It Lis now all the Or.
, dietthat it did have.whea atakingthe cures which hare
woe so strongly ups the anitidenee of tasukind.
hissitt by . Dr; L 0. am ag.i Co., Lovell, *is&
For saict7Abel Turrell, Monto ; ya , : thumb d Phinner,
Dtilidaff; Si Altman d Swisher, Subaru Centre. and by ail
dealers mid druggists 'nitride*. I . oc 8 Y ew
HOWARD - ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA..
4 Benevolent Insi(tOoaleslablia4ed by ape
tint Endowment, for the. !,.Relief Sick
cf
a Distressed. aillicte4 'sifts Virulent and
Epidemic Diseases, am especially for the
Care of Diseases of-tA4 Sexual Organs.
EDICAI. ADVICE given gratis. by the
JAR Acting Surgeon, to AO who apply•by letter,
-with a description of their tondition, (age. oeu..
potion, habits - of , life, ikej and in eases of ex
treme poi.erty,tnodielnes fuenit.hod free of charge.
Valuable Reports on Spgrenatorrhrea,and oth.
er -Diseases of the Sexual Otans, sent tu. tIo3 at
flirted in sealed lelter_ebvelopes, free of charge.
Address, Ur. J. Sklllin I4,ughton, Acting Sur
•geon, Howard Association,; No. 1,1 South 9th ,
Philarre, Ca H , r , ler cf the fik•dtir,,
Z.TURhELL