HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.
The proprietors and manufacturers of HOS
TETTER'S CELEBRATED STODIACH
TEES eon appeal with perfect confidence to
physicians and citizens generally of the United
States, because the article his attained& reps
tat ime heretofore unknown. A few frets upon
this point will speak' more powerfully than
'toluenes of bare assertion or blazoning pufery..
The consumption of Hoitetter's Stomach Bit
ter' for the Let year amounted to ever Windt
willies kettles, sad' from its mortifiest steady
increase la times past, it Lievident that during
the 'coming pear the consumption will reach
near one million battles. This Immense amount
scald new bay, been sold but for the nits -
medicinal properties a:Stained in the prepara
tion, and the• sanction of the most prominent
physicians in those sections of the country
where the article is best 'mows, who not only
recommend the Bitters to their patients, but
are ready at all times to give testimonials to its
efficacy in alt seem of stomachic derangements
and' the disuses resulting therefrom.
This is not • temporary popularity, obtained
by extraordinary effort, in the way of tram
pling the qualities of the Bitters, but a solid
1111 , 011.111 ilia of an invaluable medicine, which is
destined to lw aa enduring as time itself.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters have proved
• Godeend Se regions where hut tad ague
and varlets ether bilious troitplalasi have
mated Stitt 'team tly hundreds. To be
able se state sialdeatly that the "Bitters*
are a weals sire far the Dyspepsia and like
diseases, is to the replete?" a "mares of al
alleys' pleasure. It memo all morbid matter
froze ths stomach, purities the blood, and
imparts mewed vitality to the nervous system,
giving it that tens and energy indispensable
for the restoration et bbslth. It operates upon
the stomach, liver; and other digestive organs,
mildly but powerfully, and soon restores them
troa condition essential to the healthy discharge
of• the funetions of nature.
• Elderly persons may nee the Bitters daily as
per directioas,en the bottle, and they will find
in it a stimulant peculiarly adapted - to comfort
declining Years, as it is pleasant to the palate,
Invigorating to the bowels, excellent as a tonic,
and rejuvenating generally. We have the evi
dence of thousands of aged men and women
who have experienced the benefit of using this
preparation while suffering from etomach de
rangements and general debility; acting under
the +Aries of physicians, they base abandoned
all deleterious drugs and fairly tested the
merits of this article. A few words to the
gentler sex.' There aro certain periods when
their cares are ao harassing that many-of them
sink under the trial. The relation of mother
and child is so absorbingly tender, that the
mother, especially - if she be young; is apt to
forget her own health in her extreme anxiety
for her infant. Should the period of maternity
arrive during the summer season, the wear of
body and mind is generally aggravated. Here,,
then, is a necessity for a stimulant to recap.-
rete the energies rof the system, and enable the
mother to bear up nader her exhausting trials
and responsibilities Nurainemethers gene
rally prefer the Bitters to all other invigora
tors that receive the endorsement of physi
cians, because it is agreeable to the taste as
well as certain to give a permanent increase
of bodily strength.
All those persons, to whom we have particu
larly referred above, to wit: sufferers from
fever and ague, caused by malaria. diarrlitea,
dysentery,- indigestion, loss of appetite, and'
all diseases or derangements of the stomach,
superannuated invalids, persons of sedentary
occupation, and nursing mothers, will consult
their own physical welfare by giving to Hos
tetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters a trial.
CAUTION.—We caution the .public against
tning any of the !natty imitations or counter
feit., but ask for HOSTITTZE'S CELIVVRATED
81"011•CII %Trans, and see that each bottle hes
the words "Dr. J: liostetter's Stomach Bitters"
blown on the aide of the bottle, and stamped
en the metallic cap covering the cork, Ft,
observe that our autograph signature is on •
Libel. -
agr Prepared and sold by lIOSTETTER
811.JTH, Pittsburgh. Ps., and sold br
druaistit, grocers, and dealers .generally
throughout the Vatted MAW. South Amy.
rice .sad Germany. •
Wlstar's Balsam of wilt, Cherry.
Wistaria Balsam of Wilo Cherry.
Cm*, Colds; Coven,
Coughs, Colds, Coughs,
Idßps, Bronchitis, Barnum, Bronchitis,
Lama, Bronchitis, Boarseness, Bronchitis.
ifilooPhlS Conti, &oh
lirboopiig Conk - Croup,
Smilt*oe, ensampda, Consamptioi,
Coasaaptlai, Conomptioa,
aid as Eke;Esseuaa frail' as aafahrasy alai:kik, a
'Deady nTKf, aad a sore ma if:ardy are, is dtal
Feat sd assimariany approval remedy,
Waster's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
linatar's Balsam et Wild Cherry.
The Ike iamb *We;
WWI hoes and sr* 'appeal ewer As Germs me.
beim V/1110 espatrtorabr suissodfir
gis Midi if NM Watt.
Nita 11, I.
S. W. POlrth t Ca., llosiss,—Dear Obit
Sallaysallieed ta my fishy layosmat bessita bast
Or am of mar manalde paymatiss, Warkaalt Bab
-01 AML) Mast. k albs& ma pion= OD
ft the gablyk., hoes Mikt yams ap tuner
If my dmitasee mum" m bo Is • Maine, aad
IMpro Mbar ramenny Wan inlettand. I then pro
mined • Matta of year analleat Edam, sad hshe ab•
lied tan tbe`atitede of tae eontenta of Mi bottle there
mu a mat tuqinmenteut in bar bealtk. I ban, in my
bdividual eaii, Made frequent ma of your yabialle
modicina, sad 'has alwayl been benefitert by b. I
'mad, Ammer, sego* tit matte arriasu iiimpittea, ie.
assail boa is a read dealef swim Widmer Bale.. fif
'lst Cherry art Mrsugirot lieestastly.
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Tertimgr.
ate. Apo Ys liossor.wz Noirrox.
Jhaolur,Offiss, ItahasauL
itscxxows, VA., 1111.23, ItARL
Mom. 8. .'owls & Co., Ruston,—Gentlemen
I with Plautus toady to Ow gout matt of your in-
'valuable hart medicine, Dr. W/STAIVII BALMS Or
WILD cirrewr, which is likewis highly valued by
many of our immemed "citinens, who- have Metal It.
sinus. by trial.
Dina made use of this Balm" some three years sinew
Ihr a violent and dirtrisaing cough which bulged the
skill of physician, and, to my joy, expineiced each
:wiry* nlief Is to induce me to prseevere la hams.
1 always tamp It try ms. sad WWI Ind it to be unfelt
leg In in dram No medicine that I have am and
Iwo pmei suit speedy Valid. Yeah truly,
gozzotair. ?imam
• ilia Joss gnat, WEN - •
"maw e the Arkris-onmer Beak, sat via iv WI
bm.us aid sari aNtsinad largsgavot ~Jim* 7,
• 5 Roazirrows,
•
llama i. W. Toorti•lk• CO., —Dear t Hating
Mond le. Manes Bataan et Wm]) Ciliation
about aims roam, gad laving nodizad its bomalicial
Nada in my family, is affix& ma peat plasmas ts
amomantldtat it a Me pudic ao a valuabl• remedy le
owom od end .isooda, radio, sopa, do., and a moody
which I consider to be meanly Innocent, and may be
IMAM with Pesci "hot bY t e a oat delimit is bum
Two tow tuirctfully,
snag emit
fib Barons chile end tortUsat otooterfeen!
The well Genoies, Pore, and Medkioaniakom has
tee name Of "L BUTTS," written with, a pen,
and the printed awns of the propriettn," & W.
TOWLE & CO.pcs the enter wrapper.
111 rio osier gig my (Imam of ale Ming
loops, or. Clure, etMeleeisEke rerafby wag
Wisteria Dalai= of Wild, Cherry,
Milleterie Belem of Wild charm
71113131121 D
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S., w.. FOWLE & CO,
- Is. ld TEENONT STBEET, BOSTOiR
I=3
Desks% sit Minicab in wry kw
• eiti is tie taiga Dor
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pERsUNS OUT OF Ot.:giNESS,.aad wanting cheap
Watts, sae Athmtisement at 'Vineland in aaothes
talcums •
HEAVY MESS PORK,
By 'rite Bar►el, ' bq' Baldwin dllen
rifP . tP l l.k i lgl;
00 MED/4 4 ,
04 14,
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STANDARD; NESIRDITA •
iir prima age, ban advilred that imat papallarilip
eml4 limmegiumus at that, ; vaboandled istideribm
nadend by awls la guirea,
007XJA1D 4,
GERMAN BITTERS •
•
.>u evetrteai(
Wine ll•saylaint. Dynow•4l., Janadias, Ilrompi De.
Wit?, Dia•aassied the . ll44iuslik
sad All dimmer, wiling NO • dimodilerk imc, erinisi•
wee of tho Womb *id DICe Open.
nuarlAlM VW. POiIitITLT pirrfre
mu, emus 1911, All ran An AIR.
SI/I Oa *bootie to prat! Mc% 7 5 kb' /.room.
Hoolla — nd's Baisamio Co , , •
wili . sainittlfacital
` • Gigillii CON; It Iteuseileiss, Zgoiwbi#l. Iraiwini, -
airy. Paeinasskii, lissipiiiiit 11:+waptios,
aull brrribrowellammed ikeewlebtet eitse weer bairn
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CONIPIMIED CONrer IPTIOIG -
4 p Dli -;
felesa Optdbd It in Liam - ram, le Eft,
: . pat bad.
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1100FLAND'S GERMAN . 1'11.14 -
bin wail know thronght4t Earepe aldimeeicwi imam
ae eomniewdetion hem Tem , are pity wertebte, an
prepired!with great exactnelts. and are. gar•coated. Fit
better Clitbartio Pill eon be &mud. Plicr,ts eta. Or OM
Sheae intoilcineo are, preptrod by Dp.i .. haus li
Cia,thilodelpilia, Pa., and S Louis, hl • . Wild by
dmgrste and dealers in tnedicituis ere ,• . The alp
nature et C. it. /tamps will boon the! o ' , 1 4 . of sea
,
bottle oc!box. ! •
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InourluEierybody's Alatti;vic," published annually, yea
will End teitimony and codunetidatat notion from all
parts of ilia country. The.; alcuaatuahr• given awac•by
all our amnia. - I i , • .
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- 1 DYSP;PSta.,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS;
' LIVER COMPLAINT. •
WEAKNESS
FEVER AND ACUE,
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4m chi atpAons dynarquent upon i disordirad
tYri3DIA•CII LITER,
Noss Id : digestion, Acidity of the Stomach, CblicklYabta
ITearthuro. Lois of Appitlfo, Deepotidetry, Cheitlesnoes.
Btmd itiotglesding Piles .1i all Nervous, libemntk, and
harri)Plei Affection., It boa In numerous institooss proved
highly beneficial, and kvotheirs effected. decided ewe.
Thie is a purely vegetable elimpountLiprepared oo strictly
etheitills ptiocipler, alter the manned' of the celebrated
Itelbuidi Professor. Merlon - 1. , Its reputation at bottle pro
Sneed In intrcductibu here, the demand coromeoslng with
tome 'of the IratherlitiiTelattared over the face of this
mighty 'country. many ilont bosaght orith•then and
hooded down the toe - litho Its calm. ft it stair erred
le the isith'erin *Stk. I.inoirins that 17s trolly, soliaderfai
looficioet rirtivr must le alttriedgertf
it 1. - *titularly rite= ed to than rim= Shea
seastitution• may base bean linpatestby thetonthriaost ota
of ard•ut spirite, or btber torsi, of di/sip-Won. Generolly
toidantshersts In select, It find. Its 'kir lankitly to the**
et Ilh. tbrinine.oddyniekmibg terry date, robing ap Chi
drooping spirit, and, in fact, Infislog asp haidtb vicar
ka the iyrtenv ,
A. .
NOTlCE—WilmverempoebtoflalletabminimirM
lwat.mvoulacualtom.ekkoveaimisiowvirom4n
.611r..-g-mtdowimm*cmaw,oo.mmeta4mm
ur
maimuipm ~'7
.': READ CAREFULLY!:
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The Genuine Idea,' ennelintrated . gnerhave's EiniToOM
Bittern ei pot up in twirl:don bottles anly. and *Med sit
Osa natua pi.r battik or eit betties Ine Tree DOLtaltll.
treat deiriand for Mile truly celebrated Medicine bag taahaned
=l i mitations, which the atintdd guard again!
Eirlanoo . of holooition•f• a« Mattis maw ham es
Llal aCumn7 bottle you boy: •
lAA by Druggists gazatally. It ass le lima*.
Int >tgnas to most pause, t •
!Fox.' ruotmiToßs. : " •
BEMANIN 'POE; J 8 & CO.
AAAAAA ji ,
1111
$ll4 i
Iliarn ate u fists . and -lOrkemists,
PITTSB I. RGHJ - PA I '
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e i hd ( 7-101/0 1 7iri
4 CURE . ! - '4to
NOsvouslielktehe:
4 1 7 , -
CURES
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JACOB BBC'S:LB/6
ttliiitOrajti.Vills'. -
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. /le aperient and steam* preparstlem at
SON purtE•ti of Oxygen and Carbon by vs.
hasten in HYdregen , of high medical author
ity and extraordinary efficacy in each at the
failowing complaints. tric-: 1 r _____:, -•
QTY. minims
.117367A011. TIM.
CATION. DTSPEPSLIL .DIAA. 011111117.
PATTON SCROFULA. SALT IM'Oli OCI:r!,
JAIINDICE LIVER COMPLAINTS Z. : I, d- ,r
TISK. NEReOBI2,I CONSWIFEWINI INTIM
itrrrENT TEVERS. wzmuufirs/anuniic
MADAMES, •133NALS IarirtIEWEEMA MI6
mmtgrauknolt. WHITES: CELMIOSIN. etc.,
TIMESIitN TEE I=i 1101101CNSIBI OP
THE SEA etc.
The 1110/I being übsorbed iby the blood. sad
I
thus cirenl ttrig through the whole systeni, so
part of the y can escape their trnly wander.
fed inflden ~ ' 1
'The ence of thonsaniis daily primal that
- no prepare . 012 of Iron cao for a Emma be
compared ith it. Impurities of the blood, de
preen= vital energy , Oils . and otherwise
int.
sickly cam butane indica lits neniity is al
most every eoncenable .In all came of
(music deb Muer al Wends. ete-X fte
effects are eliglerdity ten
has ever- n discovered, 1# the urbele hie
et =adjoin . whieb, mints Etch prnipt, harpy,:
weeny: endive sifeetahilsod appetite', me
plate 'on, rapid •segtien of
with en ttnal disposittn fermi aetita
E.
• cheerful ' dm immediately follow its ate.
" • g ran stomachic antigen:al nehmitiatt
,it ban-no paler sad no stibithatta .
1 IP* nip n neat Oat meta beemmestaleng
so sua. at emes.mer _bask .'
cri
~.
so t dames emee.os en% wi=re
Dew* generally. Win be ilea lireirea
aor aid an roe/I%er OM grim. An Is&
: tam rte., cheap piptlgiggelleall ill ::
I ,
Gener tt ai Aa eati ' ~n
sae . MAT. * lib`
above is Ofiliivelleili et igh.
boa.
EliS
rt in A .x• •
B . CEROAV'S
LIVER riIaORITOR,
-4 • NEVER DEBILITATE!.
TasetwapelindedentleetErnsm Gimes sal.
I
,-- asaateasseuta dam
ii
ad h g rarti it, aiht s =g;
It Ws sure& thellitthiiit trill& thelttigtwe.:Tenh
thitl in i a l=o than Ovalle as LW astseteue
itertilitattettaty petettrithehmit.
TIMM ash be tit the temperament tit the
: Whited WOK lit hillA io'di VINIIIIN al A ;
an potty as the Dowels:"
Let the JIMA,' el Isar tat rd.& roe WO;
Ile s **Waft It- , GORATOR, ail tt
WO ill* 4Aifor Wie, WM*, IMU• I 4 NV"'
lieltilUti; HytyliSlilii; liihtielLlLikrtilithit.' ,
-. S lila lath'ip Clime , ftliditti..' Dysiastie..!
lry. Mow.illottr, lifitessehjlablt mil .
Coilltrewetti. Choi- t . re. IL:balers, Clitelira_.
raillerbtmetwiera Itallasttomt Flats..
knee, Jo vi ndi se, Pentode Meekness..
se, sod way Witted 'sot. - tesafally as as Ltrillinsi
rf : Paisally Refit- eine. liMmint mac
HICADACII/10 (as 'bottom's eta testlty3 in
. twenty minutes, It two sr Game Tea,
eptieultills are talc- ea ar erwassatima at
s etae!. , • , .
"A II Whettlie It fire WILY thiiir 'ltittlather
' ht hotpot. .
DUX WATER IA ,THE ptoirrn WITH
THE INVIGORATOR, A3D SWALLOW
MOTH TOGETHER. . .
Pelee One Dollar per Battle. ..
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SANIP Stab's .
C Atli A , i-.. - :
~: amac.„„" n on _ .., ;.._ ..:7,...
At , 'Plat'
Pare VelpinciptaiSztMeia. mad rot 'Mei
GLASS vase" 'AtriNlehlt. *ail lop burp.
i n Th rr ra t i t i rr y t ft'i I •
F••• •% . ; ' ,ktrilitottaiki
Ile - - b: - ateri ti. - 4 4 i 'ix,
. 17 . 10 . ,~
The eoashiathrh wih
Ureter
mad
Pll.l. L,ii and the 4711= 1 „ Videt
&II wren liartolarlr Ire betalailedlithiallpipsalqr ,
them ed r =l.• orwlL K . , ..... _ ~... 4,.....
Onen. eMleee 'Met' elenpideleellelete,
dlfferent•awdees Of tbm bora& -
T. pAjair a y, C,e,- ~Tiesetint,Z;lrk,
Ma with dn. ray, to • : pla we& esteem . wo e
been rompteroded 'rut& a IN - rfrietret.tbs Puree
table gum* which • Mt t o WOW ea every
leew ef '• •
enuenul7 ashel, sod Me imam awe sole &
ae where & Os:hank Is needed. each es Alto!
=la g : It i rirt t l .I. ire I l au sA V a dr i t e nr.
1
Coserwenewa; r. all n and Ilbeeneso ever
th et~e h o l e,
whole hod", Poo swedes colt
Übiabl
t e r,
Lo If *Waded, • red lea forte alm dr re.
ter, Low of &pp,. We a Crterth het& -,
sattoiratColituter ah,..!awdw. lit mow
i.e.., Ileadlal.P. Elt , wr i g h, i n t h e
all I n ISOM 1 1 40 0 . 1 1/ Meese..
_Worlsest .
chlllstweh ce u diell 41 Itheninausin.s reel
Part Ger et I p l . and many Mumma& whelk
dell Is her, too if thawadhas to thaadvertbet
hon. Dew.* ____•-
• PLUGS - TUJECIDIS Olner.:,, ..„..,
The Lever Isavllywarallorond Isls Caw
thertle Pills an replied by Oruttlets resuail .M
add wholesale by the Trate la all the jure se.w. •
N. T. W. SARTORD, 31. D. '
haaufurer and eprieter,
• 338 'Breeders)/ ~ N e w Tor re
ii.
-1--- MORE NEW, ARRANGEMENTS
GREAT ATTRACTIONS
rooT4r I' It;
THE extensive Furniture Establishment of
_ Sattru BROTHERI having been refitted and
greatly improved, 'the proprietors respectfully
announce to tba citizens of Montrose and ficin•
ity that they are constantly making and keep on
land ttie :LARGEST and BEST Assortment of
. ' FURNITURE. --
To be found in the Country.
We give die Wowing list of of the ar
ticles which we will sell at greatly reduced
prises, for.Cestfor READY ?kV:.
Bureaus, WelOut or• Mahogany, with glass,
from $l6 to $35., •
Bureaus with marble or brocatelle tops, from
$lB to $24. And a large assortment, from $B,
$lO, 12, I4tto BtB,
Wash Stands, Card Standa,Cornerand Square
Stands, of all varieties and prices, from 75 mints
to ten dollars. ' ~ ,
Desks, Divans ,Towel Racks, Footstooleptta ,
mans, Loanges
Centre, Card, Pier, Tedlet, Dining, Kitchen,
.an&Extension Tables.
Chairs—Cane and Wood,Scata, Rockers—
Cane, Flag, and Wocd Seats, of every variety
and style. -
Sofas, tete a totes furnished at short notic
at New York prices. _
N,-.8. „Reidy made clans on hand Otrui.
nished at shOrt , notice.—Hawses alwaga to
readiness when desired.
•
;employ' pope but CAREFUL and E.KFF.RT
EMU WORKEFER. We htteid to do oar WORK
WELL,ind sell it as Low as it cnn he afforded
e . .W. W. - SMITE 4
• A . SMITE!, JR.,
• E. R. SMITH. •
Montrose. Jan. 18th. I 860.—tf.
• KEYSTONE,HOTEL I
: •At Montrose, Penn. '.
WM. IL TON, Proprietor
pHIS new :inf . ! 1,11 ‘Ol - 11-ii,.d
1 on Public Adeouo. near the Court lious.-..and
nearly in the centre of the business po!tion of
Montrose, is now fully c ompetedand furnished,
-and was Opened on Monday. •the 47th day of
e SepteMber, 1858, for the accommodation. of
the public and travelers. The Proprietor feels
confident that he is now prepared to entertain
guests in a manner that icannot fail to give
Complete Satisinc.tion.
The. Hots a nd Furniture are new, and no es.
penile has been spared to render it, equal, if not'
superior to any Similatestablishment in this part
of the State. It is well supplied with all the
; recant improvements and comforts, Ind obliging
waiters will alwaye be retehto respond to the
call of customers.
'The Stables eonneeted with this House are
New and Convenient.
The Proprietor respectfully solicits the patron.
age of his,old friends, and the public' generally.
WM. K. HATCH.
NEW GOODS
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W
O GOODS.
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NEW
NEW
HARDINQ:4Si 'r CO'S 4
HOLSUN DEPOT.
~LIJ3PA:)IISCOUT;
MADE TO
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tr -- 0 - : .-. • -At
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READY-PAT itWOMBS.
We are determined not to be'oet-done
in the way of 1 ..
LOW.,PRICES.
ALL 'BINDS OF PRODUCE Taken in 16eliani;e far
O SII • g 5;
41E CO.
coxroznro EXTRACT or weir ROSE.
the Grua Remedy (Or Indtgestion, Billions and
Barofuloas Compktnta, and all diaraiiecot th e Blood. roe
sale. at wholesale and email, by • ABEL TURRELL.
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C ipositene..candles, tamp oil.
ALL is4ebted, Dleue atl eadifette.
ABEL =Rea,. I
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Located OTC" the SPefitlellanni V*11,11.01!"
RINGHAMTON - kil:.
LOWI-11,1., Yrin ipal, Professor,..4 the
Science cis PrpcticaLAccotintant,
Author of Loweies "freati‘s upon Book-Keep.
ing, Diagrams illustrating the lame.
bus Raattist, Commercial Accountant, Peas*
of Book'Keepitig and Practical Mathematics.
.1. J. Coatis, Assistant Professor in the: Book
Keeping Department.
A. J. Waasits,-Prpfessor of Practical and Or.
namental Penmanship, Commercial- Calculi-
Dolts and CorielpOndence.
• LIECTII 111 .F. 11 S: • -
on. Daniel g. DiOkirsois, bectirer on Conim r,
cial Law and Political Economy.
Hon. Ransom Balcom,l;icturer on Contracts
Promissory Note[ and Bills of Exchange.
Rev. Di. C. Andrenig . Lecturer on Cotnciercial
Ethics.
MAXIM ING,,c,OIIMiTTEEr.
Hon..Bheiman D. Phelps. Wm. R. Ostorri, Esti:
Tracy R. Morgan,
The object of this College is to afford to all
an opportunity tit - obtaining a thorough Munificent
Education.
The Boolotand Forma are car s cfully arranged
by practical 'account:luta expressly for this In
rtitotion and.embrace all the recent. improve•
moots.
The course of instruction comprises every
department of business. The learner will be
thoroughly taught the science and practice of
Double Entry Book•Keepiog as applied to the
following kinds of business, viz: General Met•
chandisine, Manufacturing, Banking, Commis;
ion, Steatnboaling, 'Railroading, Forwarding
Freighting, Foreign Shipping.
- -
, •
, • - YOUNG MEN •
Can qualify themselves in a short. time, at this 'maim
lion, to All Important and lucrative situations._ Ample
references can be given where graduate: of.ifi6o 'arc now
tilling desirahlealtuations wittiest:tries item FAO to 11000
per annum. - .
, ,
The Proprietor* are In poeseesion'of teidlinoniale from
some of the lint Commercial 'looses in the State, to whom
they have furnished book-keepers, showing their entire
eatisfactiOn and confidence in the ability of the graduates
of this Institution. -
In all its branches, taught by the most skillful and thor
ough masters.of the art. No College in the country en
joys a higher reputat Inn in trill , department. Ladies' De,
moment entirely separate trom that of theFeotlemen.
Studentscan enter College at any time. ho vacations.
Time to complete the coerce, from A to 10 weeks. Stu
deists passing the requisite examination are presented
with the most elaborate and elegant engraved Diploma
issued by an Commercial or Classical institution In the
Union. Assistance rendered to graduates In procuring
situations..
, or tenns of tuition. price, of boisid. testimonials. f
g duittes Elling positionsoke, address the proprietors to. r
c i -nitro containing full particulars.
LOW ELL & WARNER.
Proprietors Binghamton Commercial College,
or. 19, - 'oo.—y , • Binghamton, N. Y.
Steel Peng - Superseded
BY 8. DE WOLItB
COPPFB ERRODIUM. PENS, •
WARRANTED not to eormde in any ink. Each pen
as durable as a dozen steel penis'. As they do nat
corrode. they will not get sharp and stick in the paper'
like steel pens, but will glide over the paper smoothly
like a gold pe'n' I have appointed
ABEL TITAIRELL, Sole Ageiq ii • ' •
for the sale.of these pens in Suiquehanna county. Price..
.$l,OO per grow—lSP cents per dozen —b cents each. Sent .
by mall, pre-paid hy the agent, on receipt of price Andean
postage stamp: , The trade rapplled at a reasonahledle
count. All orders for thew. non•rorresire Pens most be
Mildrelmed to ABEL TI . ERELL. blontrose.• Pa., who will
-fitinleh them at the lowest prices.
, July 8, 1862. • 8.• DE WOLF. .
L QUO R'
. •
, 3 , ol ) ,! ffvt .eo rt lp u ln g
For sale as usual by • ALIEL'IITRREEL.
- . • ~
. Dissolution.
mime co-paitneret heretofore eristingbetween Allen
1. Deans 4t Co. la tine day . 4lll.l4ni wed by limiL9l ion,
ALLEN, iiEANs ,L,Co.
Montrose. July 0,1.9 a. . .
The bu.theto will ennt .t .I,Ntar:d 7,T
BALDWIN & ALL E N
(i old 11 - 6 . (1.-_ , . 1 - S aiermtus ;
nrt!-,e hem In miirtet. for oale
A BEI,V,VRRELL
LIIBIZICATING - OIL,
OR aKfl ii9n4s of bliailnery,,foiahria!tyTt,
GROVER & BAKER
CELEBRATED NOISELESS
s,EwiNG
FOB FAMILY AND MAITFACTUAING USE,
495 Broadway, Now-York
Agencies. in all the principal Cities and
G6ODS.
The Grover & Baker Si. M. Co. beg to
call the attention of the public to their recently introdu
ced -
NOISELESS FAMILY . AND MANUFACTURING
MAKI3I . O THE sur.mrur. of Loci EiTITcII.
These machines combine all the latest useptllmprove-:
menta in selling machinery. and are highly recommended
tor their.,
Bap!Jelly or Construction;
Noiselessness ;. Itapiditfi
• ' Ease of Banauensent;
end Beauty and ci ty
oratiteh.
Vaiibus styles of these machfnes adapted to the house
or workshop will be found at the different agencies of the
company - throughout the United States. Their new
SHUTTLE M AC HINEAI FOR TAILORS' - USE,
The latest I:Iloilo,' of the *Owing cOschinit art--nohicksi,
rapid, and easily operated—wilt commend itself to those
who use sue machtnoa for insuonfacturing clothing. •
Grover $ • Baker Machines,
GROPER &'BAKER . Ir.iTCII.
These lastly-celebrated tnachlnes, adipted Ao all the
wants atm household and manufnctory. continue to
maintain she pre-emlnemse which the almost un i versal
venlict of the pablic has awarded them. The wen -known
_
STRENGTH, ELASTICITY DURABILITY,
of the proper t Bakeriititcli winalways insure these
stetchlties the preference for family use, for the Mantifet'
tare of such goods as are intended for wear—for nee and
Mot for show. • . • .
.. .
• lir WiMrever,, the (hover & Baker Stitch Machine,
have eitdbited and fairly jodged in competition with
the leading Sewing Machines in the market. including
the Wheeler & Wilson, they have invariably borne qff
lheArst: premium. - .
=CM ora orprziteri
This lw a llffloni* . confiittleff BY thodettints& Of the Coic; I 40 9 MEMI: D wil l' irg Y , Il lnd for the especial (coned
mittees nabs State Fats of -
of YOUII7, Men. and those Mho suffer with ltervois 'Debi!,
•
I ' , ~
'" • •• I Mr, Loss of Memory, Premature De,cay: - &e., &e..: - by on
' LLI.IIOI*, • • .. who bas e4twi.4 l / 8 5e,,11 by, flopliAnbia.,te; being pa
"to Treat expatiates& Vaenovvedmice, , tbm . etc h , the um o
'
011LIIiVand - • • worthless ni ediri nes prescribed by ;earned DOetOrs. Sin
in ICI IMII GX % 4 I Va P ir ie°l297l :k had
rel of a P ll " thar • br el,Mtlit A pat
maiatly held. which awarded the Arst premium to •th ; - ~.„,. .hrt ... CHI 3. A. LAMBERT, Esq.. -
Grover & Baker Nubble over all others in competitto I l" - Grienpoint, Lomitisland, rem York
PENMANSHIP
Towns irizthe United Statei.
WAXING THE
TILE FOLLOW/NU E-ND 611.0.13:24Epa1ii 9/ir
• tili ) 211:11EIDZ - •
CEPHALIC PILLS,
WILL CONVINCE ALL wHo'EUFFEII ruom
WEAL, ..ACl:ffit
THAT. A
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
Is wring tiltigAiF-Acii.-
As these testimonials Wereupsalicikd by Mr.
Spalding, they afford - unquestionable
proof of the efficacy'of this "truly
_ scientific discovery. -
---o—'
MAJSONTES4.I, COilt., Feb. 5,
MIL SPALDING,
Stu
'hi*e tried your Cephalic Pills, and Hitt Wm so Well
that I want you to send me Rd worth mute.
Part of theme are for the neighbors, to whom . ' gave a few .
out of the drat box I got from you.
bend the PUIs by mail, and oblige
Your obl. serv't„
JAS. KENNEDY. .
Raverford, Pa., Pei,
'H. C. Spalding
Sir t ,
I wish jorto sand ins memory box of wow Ceptudic
fhaetrweited dorsal dentottimegliross
" yoate. respectful's, -
• , : - .5.1411111T . 0111/OCIIII.
Sprier Creek, tfoidiisid6o lett.; ior.,'lan; is.
R. Spalding.
•
Sir:
You will pleAss send me two boxerof your Pills. Send
them immediate y.
Respeetfaily yours, t.. • ' .
• •
hare wed o n bo your Pil/r.and. ,find them
excellent. •
•-• Belle Vernon, Ohio,
Henry C. Spalding, E.g. ,
l'iww, and enclosed twenty4lve cents, for which send
me another hoz of your Cephalic Pills. They are truly
the bent pills 1 have neer tried.. - ... -
Direct , ' A. STOVER,' P. ii.
Belle Vernon. Wyandirt county, OhlO.
&verb', Man., Dee. 9
11. C. Spaldinr, , . Esq.
I wish for some circulars or huge show hilts. to brin g
your fills more particiilarly_lwrore my...customers. Jr you
have.anythlng or the kind, please senckthem to me
One of me -customers. who is ,ribjert to a emcee sick
headache. (usually lasting two days). teas rifted of an at.
Larkin an /lour by your .111//r. which I sent her.
Be:spectrally yours,. W.
;teynoldsburg, Franklin Co., Ohio, 1,
January 9.
licilry C. Spalding.
•
No. 4s Cedar Orem N. Y.
' Dear Slir:
Inclosed find twentpave cents. (TS.) tsr which send me
box of "cephalic pills." Direct to iteu. %Wm.' Filler, at
Reenoldshuritt Franklin county. Ohio.
Four Pills work like a charm—cure Headache almoet
instanter.
Trott' yours, _ am FILLER
IpsnamtVitia.,
Mr: Spat. My.
. Sir
Not long since T sent to yon fora bo;•of CephallePills
for the cure'df the Nervous Headache and Costiveness.
and - received the samb,:and Gel - Add to yood • an Oda
was inctockt to' send for ”terre • ' ' • • •
Fleas' send by return mail. Direct to
NVIIKELER,
•
Ypsilanti, Mich.
•
Froqh the Examiner. .ffor 0/k:
Cephalic PWeseenmplieb the object for which Lb *were
made, viz.: cure of headache In all lb form. ' .
From the Eiaminer. Norfolk. Va.
They fume been toted in more than • Ounerena Wee.
vrizhentire names,.
From _the Denuieral. Si. (-7ond, ifinn.
Tryon are, or haNe been troubled with the headache,
send for a box of 'eephalic pill!, so that you may hare
them in cage of an attar—
. „ .
i 'I .. ) -..w,
• • _
From theAdverliser. Providence, R .
The Cephalic Pills are said to be a remedially effectite
remedy for 'the hisclache. and one . of the very beet fur
that very frequent complaint which has ever been die- .
Covered,
.
. . . . ..
From . thi Irestein R. RI ,c' ozefile,' Chicago .
We heartily endorse Mr. Spaldizig, ind hie iznifralled
Cephalic Pills.
•
t
Frain 7
he V a lley S tar, Ka - nateha. Va:
Wernie sore Mit persons aniterin iith - the headache
who tyy them. will stick to the*.
.',wit gor Path Finder. Nem. Orlearo; La. .
Iry them I you that are afflicted, and we are sure that
teafitoony cantie,_added to the. already' !Marron,
ipt that has received benefit/ that no other medicine can
produce.
. .
From the St. Lquis'Dethoeiat.
The izamense demand foir the article (cephalic pills) is
rapidly lacreitaing. •
Froth Ike Gazette, Davenport, lotea: •
Mr.Spa/ding world not connect his name with an ar
ticle he did nut know to powers real merit. .
Prop.( the Adiertiser, Providence, R. I.
-
The testimony In their fiver L etroig, from the moe
respectable quarters.- •
From the Doily .Yeree, Newport,
eoPtudte. Me are taktag the filaaa
By We Iwo( these tine the perkidicianeka of Nireate
or Sick Headache may beprevented; and If taken at the
commencement anti attack Immediate relief from pain
and sickness:will be obtained. ~;.
They seiner inrenwint the Nei* andfleynacke
to whichTeinnes air soiubfect..
They actgently upon the bowela—remcrelng **throe"
Fur Literary Men, &Walla. Delicate Females, and Atli
persons of wk . :glary Soaks they are valuable al a larafire,'
Improving thaanatife, eking nee ant vizor to tbal diges
tive organs, and restoring - the natal"' elitist !city and
strength of the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result, of long investi
gation and carefully conducted.experimenta, hiving been
io I.l%e!littair yeirs; daring Willa time they hose prevented
mid relieved a vast amount 6f fn- end suffering from
neadachO. whether orighuninain the narrow system or
from a, deranged state of the stomach
They areauttroly „vegetable-ln'theiroomposition and
aymbe taken &tontines with perfect safety without teak
ntt any change of diet, and the sheens grapy duagretabte
taste renders if eitip to administer diem to children.
BeWOre of Countzrfeits.
The genuine have Bee signaturei of Henry C. Spalding
oneach box.
Sold by Itru7,gists and other Deafen in Me4lclnea.
A box will be sent by mall prepaid on recelptof the .
•W 1 'T1.430 28 Cox/to.
All orders sttotild be addremed to '
11881141 C. .SPAL..IDING,
rerrla v acli 48 Cedar Str met, New York.
_
:21M, single bottle of SPALDLNG'S PREPARED GLUE
will ten times Its cust‘ananally.4o
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE f
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SAVE ?HE•PIECES!
•
EbOIIOMY D/SPATCH
110 — " A STITCII >A Trite Saves Nraa.".JES
• As accidents will happen, even in welt regulated fami
lies., itis very desirable to have some cheap and conven
lent way for repairing ferivitare, toys. crockery ; At.
BPALDMEPS,PREPARED GLUE
meets all suelfinfergeneles, and no household isNin afford
to be without It. It Is always ready, and•np to the stick
ing point: ` •.L
.
I'DIEFIFL IN EVERY HOUSE." '
N.,11. 17 :4 -Smith, sccompuiles. each Bottle, . / Wee 25
cents. ':, dadreaa; , • lIENRY.C.'BPALDING.: --.-
N 0.48, Cedar Street. New-York.
CAUTION.
As certatn unprincipled personsare atteniytleg_to Wu'
off on the unsuspecting pablic,lmitatlPPl °rm./ PreParld
(Hue. I would - cannon all persons to eternize oeforepffi ,
Miming, and see that the NI name, •
SPALDITO'S Pagp4RED GLUE
is on the outside wrapper; all others are swindling . coml.
'terfelts,
ABEL - TURAtELL
Ts now Prepared tome every ease sanonus. hs
JUhe Country, and be baa a• Remedy for dearly every 11
to whlehdleohla helr. Call at the =
GREAT !MOINE EIRPORIUFff
o 1 ABEL nmazu„ and be evaded of the berellte
Sfootroae, July 11, 1861.
KVA WO %VIII lid:4AV%
A apleidid 4c . edive. Ch l l4lll66.lshades
burvers, wick.. ate, at.
CATHARTIC
PILLS.
Are yousick, feeble, and earn- •
phlning? * Are you out of order,
with - your system deranged, and
your feelings Mtcomtortuble
These ayinittonts are often the
prelude toaktidOui inname'Suitai
Ilt - of Btckixea Id creephdrupoti .
you, and abould be averted by a
lianSr bit Of thOriglit remedy.
Take AYei'sl`llll_, Mid cleanse
out the dieutylered toemerd—qal
ktrY lheblOadiabrli ief-tho Made
inure on unnludrtieted in health
again.
They stimulate the feint
. tient. of the body into vigorous
• sitisiky. purify the system fr.um
the. btrsuucU iva , whielt •Intikt.
disease. A. cold arta,. atone •
where to the tly ;and IJ betru,.4
•
its retural fhnettona. These. if net re ' quit, tract upon
themselves and the intrrotinding organs, prmincing gen
eral aggravation, angering, aniUdistmae , While I. thh.
condition. oppressed by the derangements, take Aver's
rills, Ad nee how directly they restore the natal-hi se•
'lion of the systetn.mul width It the buoyant feeliis of
a,,onin. IV lint is tine and 10 apparent In this tri.l.3
and common complaint. is oleo true lu many of,the deep.
seated and ;lan:mous distempers. The name port:olive
efreetexpelok them. Caused by !limiter obstructions mid
derangements of the magi's(' intietiona of the body, they
ern 1-nO.IIY, and many of them sarely, cured br the annut
memic. None who know the virtues of'these vOll
neglect to employ them when angering from the diver=
dere they awe.
Statements from leading pliyalelana come or the
Prinalml cities, and Dina .other known
public is r
sons.
Pram a ForraiVlng ➢lewehant of St.Zoids, ieb. 4, 1f36.
fltt. Atuat Your tine are the paragon or all thwt Ia
great 'la medicine.' They hare cured my little dangiitvr
ni nicerourt wren upon her hand. fuel feet that had proved
Inenrahl" for Years. Iler mother haft been long grOv.
oouly afflicted with.idlotettca.nt dpimple. oh her "kin noel
'br her flair. Atter thir,shilit,hrae etitesketott aim tried
your Villa, and they hare cured tier.
• . mputiatui;c.,
. . .
lts'ai Family PhY - • ale. ' • , -
From Dr. .£ jr._ Cartwright, New Ortemte.'
four Pills are the print* or purgei..t. Th • ,excvllcl3
t i t, !title* surpass any ,cathartle Wr 1 ), " 1 " , " ' 1.1 ."Y "'''
ee1,1,-tett veryeertaln and eirectial in tiwien,-11 , 0. 00 'I.,
1,....v0k, which makes them Invaluable to us lu the dAhy
treatment of dleease•
Headache, Sick Headache, Foul Stomach.
From Dr. Eiterard 134,1, Boldnwre.
•
•
tiltAn Zoo. Arita :1 cannot answer you idiot corn.
plainia I have 'rtrrrd will. your Pills better than-to sny
ull thqt Ire crer freed rifth a purgatint griedirirse., .1 plece
gaga 'dependence on an effectual catliartio m y Only
contest with disease; and belhwhigna I do Cad your fella
afford us the-best we have, I of course value then, highly.
Prinlottnut, MIN'
pa. J. C. A yt:lt. I Imoo been repeatedly curei.of
the worst lo , frtt....he It'd/ body ran hase, by a dose or two
of your Pills. It ',write. to arise from a, foul stomach,
which they cleanse at once.
Yours. with great respect, • ED. W. PRETILE,
QGrk Steamer Cl!',...ar
Bilious Disorders— Liver Com pin tuts;
" From Dr. Thr ,,, lgri• Nem York /'its. .
.7lot only am your Pan nilmirnblv adapted to tie Jr Pim..
j;KIIte as /111 aperient, I,ut I Sod thelibeneliclal effort,. upon
the 'Aver very mliskiii.linteed. They Imre .nty
Use prored more eifecilial Mc the rune of er.ill•
plaints than any utie lonely I ran mention. 1 riticervlr
. rejoice that we hare lit length n purjative chichi is a or
thy the Confidence °rill° proferrionsind the people.
. DEPART/IN:Sr 01 , TIII:
b. C.,7111 Feb, a 5 •
Sin: I have used your iuf :slier:a and norii':
pearlier ever ranee yuit matte Ilion, mid do not lairltnie :
rny they ant the best Cathartic Ave employ. Their rc;;.‘-
''sithsy action on the liver -to qidelt and decided: eiriro
iptently they are an admirable remedy Mr derangement..
of that organ, Indesid; - 1 have' seldom Ininnet a C 3.1. of
bilious diterue Co obstinate that It did vet eat itle vi: ti to
them. Internally yours ALUM - /A) It. I
• PhisieLan of the Waring 1/orsilisit
Dysentery; Dlarrbeen, Ada!, NI/ovens.
•1 Front pr, ,J. G. Greco, of Chicaao, .
=Tarr have hid a lone trial In hiv Prurthr, and I.
'bold them hi esteem as one of the best npc t'icids I lime
ever found." Their alterative effect upon tin liver nutkv.4
them an excellent reniedv, allot given in small dose. for
- biliofts dysentery and dial-Maw. Their riezir-eoniiii:
make, them very aCceptable and convenient iur the One
of women and Children.
Dyspepsia, .Impartty of the T.•700d.
• Proatitix.j.T. Dimes, Pastortl Advent Phorrh,;toston.
Da y Atilt': I have used your Pillahvith extraordinary
Mimes* ininj family and among those lam rolled to-visit
la distress. -To regulate the organs of 411;potion and
purify the blood, they are Clever, best remedy I have
ever known, and I can confidently rereintotoul them to
my friends. !Yours, J. V. 111 y 11t S.
• W•ArgAiTs -Wyoming Co., C. Y. get. 24,
DEAR Stu : lam using yourCathartirt,l'ills in my prac
tice and and them an excellent purgaliVe to cleanse the
fiyat ' em End purfral fArfounfains of thr bload. .
JOAN 0. MEACHAM, M. D.
'Conallpsition, Coillveness, Supprcialott,
Gout, Neon:010u, Dropsy,
Paralysis, Pits, etc.
frosi Dr. J. P. Vaughn, ...Vontre,i7, Canada.'
Too much cannot he said of your Pills for the care. of
costirrorss. If others of our fraternity Imre found them
egfateiotta as I hare, they !dwelt' join me in ponit.lot
Melt for the benefit' of the multitude , with sorer wars:
that complaint, which, althottzli bad citon.ll to itscl t; i
theprogenitor of (ahem tied arc worse. I hellere r.“
'organ
to originate lit the hirer, but y6ur Wee that
organ and cure the disease.
• - •
lota Mei. R. Sinn rt, Physician mut .117,hr(fr, Rostgo.
I find one or two large doses of your Pills, taken 'tt‘t
proper time, are excellent pm - m . OlO/es of the 'went,/
seeryfieo when wholly ur.pactiaily go pyres setiouwi
very' effectual to' demist the stomach, and erpri trcirto.
Ting_ are so touch the hest physic we hare that I recum
imot no utiter to nap patient* •
•
/poi* Liettrunit,Anktax,of eseXilltod/st Elga,Cnirehp
lionsE, Savannah : On., Jan. ti tun. - • •
rhord4ll3l;wrigratefil fur die eel' ,
skill has !mingl4 mo If T did , itot report ny c •
CTots.. ,A. col lme el . iit my.limbm brougld ins
cl
eruating neural pains, *ltch ended in chirotrit,,i,s
Vsatifin‘ Vcitnithstasiding titabrid
Sloes/Meese grew. Works mid warts.. iintiLay tits ado,:
exevilent vent ut Baltimore, Pr. 31:iekenzi-, i
your - Pills. Their aorta wino slow, Intesam.. Ry
severing lu the 01. e. ofltlrem, I inn now entirely well.
SENATE Ciunsin,,ltuton Der,
• ton. have been entirely cured, ,by your PON
of kisevinsitic (lout=a painful dtl,llSe' awl bud ofill,,tia
me for years. - VINCENT
. .
• o.blr'lltost of the" •rfl'ln In market, ton . Mini Idermny
which, mltliough...n red! e. tp, I.01.(91 11111111., I ,
dmi„,.-eroum nubile pillaresn tir esm pwrillene -
Om: frlviecitly 'Ttlbse cuut:z.
.nq mercury or minerni substance wlintover.
• . .
'Pribe, 25 cents , plir Box or 5 B9MOS for Si.
Prepared by Di. Z. RATER co4 Lowe Y. •
• ,- ,
For sale by Abel Waren. Montrose :'.Church It Polnn
DandafT; Waltman .agorisher, Auburn pentre,ind Ty
dealers and diTtp onvikerbere. • oc.„ 8 7 ew
*-_a.;11.1: 7 :5 -
Y .
HUMAN .MISER.
JuirePublished in a sealed Enrelope ; Prtce t cents.,
?• r? .. " - t - ' CTIJR. tiff Dit , .CVLArEtt WELT.
PP Ikevieseatid cure of ;Spennator
rhcea: ennanniptilin„ 'Mental and Ph.*FTett
Debility, Nelyoueneae. 4pilejakY;. Impair
ed Nutritiontaf the hody.A,Lapaltpde:; Weakuesk pf the
limb,. and the back ; • Inuit position': 101 , , of mnmorv;
aversion to aoelety; lore of latitude timidity tiaelf-dia.•
treat: direinesa headache affections oTthe eyes: pim
plea on the face; Involuntary emleelon a. and sextet in.
capacity the consequences of youthful indlacretion, &e.
Thir admirable lecture clearly • proves that the
above ennumerated.ollen ,self.tifilicted. evils may be re
moved without medicine and wilhont surgical operation,
and shodld be read by every vo s th Ind every Man in the
land. -
Sen't under fen]. U any addre4. inn Ohl n 0 cal c d envel
s t .
ope% on the receipt of atx - ctit. •or ttrn nnataee „stamp.
be nibfrroning . • D.R. 'II.AF. J. C. KLINE.
m n3O-'Ol 127 Bowery Ne Tort : : Post Nol. &M.'
. -
Mlllll9 Delicious Tonle Stimulant:Especial* designed
for the use of the Medical Proteanion and the Family,
.having ,superseded The so =dial "Gine," " Aromatic,"
"Cordial, "Meditated," k•Seimappe,"- etc., is now .en
dohtd by all the prominent physiciaus.cberolsts and cot
imiseeure, as pueoessing all tboao txtntttuc _medicinal
qnalltlet ( tonic and tilurctier which belong to an OLD and
PURE GIN. Put up in quart buttleslind sold by Drug
gist/and Grocent, etc. M. - BININDER & &0.,
. lEstabllshedlu 1:713.1 - , Sole Proprietors, -
. oc4 yj N0.'19 Broad Street N. Y
For gale at Turreirs Drug Store. Montrose.
R 4::l'ill - "i'i 41
:., ,, tottrtisi.tifrifiS:,` t'.,
• TAILAND-WOOD AAPTHA •
L theatre Aredkitflitsll4'retrriefor the tette
Coughs Colds, Croup, • •
Bronchi_ Dielciilt Braithinu
`.. Yellen oirof the Heart,- ; • •
0 1 4 1 04 fr atfrowed`jelkoestf Consumption: ether rith.sll Diseases .
of the Theisland Chest anti which'
predispose to Consumption: • • , •
It °addle the root tfotteersat,.ciaet makes
. •dutroyereaecame((o etet uewte .ltaleoprody
eechiee experaPirtift,o444 action
Inikedistatied .Weigno traffe and
• 7 fele sakited theindleal
etre of As:IRMA, •
One doe, of MisloiroloOMA 6 J 7 trrqftell - Piret
ea".anfrcon+TottiottYtitep.tch; 111),1 pariktgar
naturegqrlhtdtteaeedttitte. Ith,erypteot.ont
lo the taAte. and prompt in . Eta erect,. Try >< d,
be eonvin'tvd that it to iocalottih to the rum or
ig; our fat „ rtifecii o l llll _.•-•
Prieelso ; ri6 poi. name 'Prepared *Mr Ity
Pr. A. !WNW:TIN. and *obi bar A. gretareolo,
•. & Co.. N. - W. earner mil POPLAR Histeds,
Philtuf a. Pa. Per "salt In dlnntraite h 9•
etas) a. ABEL PURRELL -Dreamist.
Cercposerie. ,
.Itrlint in motet : ionitsintly on Fend : and ailow
e rE owiese se It can be obtaincd of any Denier In town. •
tar Remeritmri"p• Turrelre Drug Store.
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RkPORtOF. SOLON, ROBINSON
TilK NNW Y OliK TaIB E,
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VINELAND 6ETTLEMENT. ,
Thefollciwlng tie at extract from the report o •
Solon Itobiusoni, Esq., published in tbeNew 'yeah Tr*
bone, in referetute to Vineland. All persona tin read
this report with Interest.
Advantage. odainting near HomaT,Vineland—lta
marks upon Karl—Soil,.tts great. rertillty—Thu -
' Cass. of Foitilitr - Anionnt of Clops. Predated — '
PraottostEvidssoo ,
!" it is certainly one of the meet eitensive fertile Watts
In anialmoit level position, said suitable condition for
pleaeaut farming that .we know of thhielde of the west
exu.prairies. We fitaudsurne of the eldest farms appa
rently juet as profitably prodnetive IC when first cleared
or tortst any ova hundred years:ago. . • •
The geolugletl wituld soon discover the cause of this
continued fertility.- The whole country le a marine de
poelt. and all through the soil we foetid evidences or cal
eareons sebet.2nces, geuerallyin the form of ladelated
cileareeme mari, showing many dletinct Mimeo( ancient
shone, of the tertiary formation and this marlyenhitance
Is • matured. all through the moll:in Avery comminuted
form, and in thif exact condition most easily assimilated
by such plants Its the farmer desires to Colt Pride. •
Mari, in all IP forme has been need to fell flier crepe I*
England, from thetime• It waioccupled by the RonMns.;
and in France and dermany a niaribed fs counted on as
a valuable bed Of manure, that can be 'dug and carted
and spread over the field. Moir much more valuable then
it nwiet be whew found already mixed through the soil,
Where new partitier will be turned up and ex ppowd. and
transfurnied to the owner's use every time he stirs the -
earth. .
Having then iiatisded our minds With the tasse.„they
will not be suited with wonder aeseeing indubitable ev ,
idence of fertility of a soil width in our situations, har
ing the same Opera! characteristics orat least summit
cue, is entirely eihremunerathe except as its productive ,
a "oe promoted by artificial fertilization.
Ale+ words about taignality sad value of chid lan4
for cultivation,iof which we have *Jute strong Pronf. •
Our find visit was to William D. Wilsou, Planklirs
.topoolop, ornseester cOunty, who purchased somii eight
16116 north of M ilVille, Shoot three yearn ago; tor the
purpose of establishing sateen.) mill, to work up the time*
her into lumber, to send off by the new railroad,
tie the firewood and coal, for which be built. 'g
-track a
mile and a half long. Ile, also furnished Fist - reit miles of
the 'road whithitice, and had no doubt made the milli .
lisrolitable, though his main object was to open a farm,
Laving become);onvinced that the poll was valuable for
cultivation. In this he has not been disappoleted, ar
1101111,1 or his 'crop prove. For instance; the pecond rimer
of cropping, Mai bushels of putatomi un ope acre, ports,
tiO rent* a bushel in the field. This rear. seven after,
without manure, produced 356 bushels of oats. In one
field, the find crop was. potatoes, planted among the
roots, and yielded 75 bushels. The polatme were - dug, •
and wheat sown, and yielded 16buihele and the stubble
turned under and.eown to buckwheat which elelded 33%
bu•dielS: and then thegroned was sown to clover and' .
'timothy, which gave sea first crop 21esons per erre,
The fertilizeka applied to these crops were drat, , - ishia•
from clearings!: eectftd. 223 pounde of enperphoophate
of lime ; third, Mel pounds Peruvian - guano: then So bush
els of slacked lime has been epread upos the clover since
it - was mowed.!aud turned In for wheat:
Mr. lallauti`e growing crops. Mid - the wheat stubble of
the preoent ettsop , all indicate 'Lifland as productive at
any part . of the State. •
At Mary Barrow e, an'old style Jereey Woman fanner,. •
several mile, south of Mr. Wilson'e, we were topartieu ,
tarty ,truck with the ate appearance of a pel tfeutmehat
we stopped to Inquire of the hired mau how t was pro- •
duce& We (Mind that the land had been - the year but
one beforein.velicat, ',own with clover. and thie cut one
season; and Lett epeing plowed once, with one "poor old
nag.” and platiti.ll with corn. -
"Yes: but you Hemmed high, we eeppo se I" we said in
terrozativeli, end got, hie reply:—'
-Waal, you ace. we coulthat done that : 'cense' we
hadii,t bat fortyethe hero.; loads altogether. for 21 acres,
and we wonted the moot 01.'t for the truck." _
The track clius•eted of beet', carrote, cabbage, cucum
bers, inellons:;dr.c.,,and'a icry productive patch of Lima
beano, grown for marketing. ewe were.satiefied that
the coil was not infertile, even unaided by clover, which
had fed the corn. because the "truck pitch': had not beep
cloVered:and hadbeen In cultivatioy lung enough to ob-
literate all signs of the forest. • •
- Our next visit was lo the large,farm of Andrew Sharp;
five milte4 north of Minville, from half to a mile east of
the railroad, and meet about in the centue of Vlneia ad.-
-Mr. Sharp commenced work here In Desem bet. tree. up- .
on 211 acres. ;In less than three yeare he • bee gut' 231
acres cleared and in crops thle *citron. all well inclosed
androivided into eeveral fields, with cedar rail, or pole
fence ; has built a iwo.siory dwellingg abort thirty-six
or forty feet. and n smaller house for farfrelaborers, and a
• stable and granary and come otheeAntbuililinge. -
Conelderable part of the land rtc cleared for the plow
at fie dollars &nacre. and on some of It the first crop was
buckwheat. limed with 50 bitpheln in powder per acre.—
Thie crop may' be put in from Jnly 4th to 20th. and yields
from twenty to thirty bnahels per acre, harveoted In Nov
ember, :when the-land beingeowed with 1110 pounds of
- Peruvian guano and seeded With rye. ,yielded le to 13
bushels per acre andten dollars, worth of straw. . The
rye stubble turned. after knockingotT a large growth of
oak sprouts, and drooped again - with gnano and seeded
to wheat. gave 15 or Ifi bushels: The crop which he was
threshing, while we were there,prtnnisee more, of a eery
plump grain, and the straw to very heavy.
We went over the etubble and found the. clover and
• titgothy., from seed sowed last toeing. on the wheat with
out harinwiug. looking aft well nit we ever saw' It upon
any old cntileated farm, and witha little .work dune in.
the winter tolelear off slime roots' and rotten mumps,
and setting etakee to mark permanent one,. we will be
able to cut the clop next year -idea mowing machine
and we will en!ierantee two toles per acre, if be will I.ite
the ',verities if it overruns the estimate.
. Part of the land was planted with potatoei for a ,first
crop, which yielded one hundred and twenty bushel,- per
acre. It was then limed with, fifty hopheis per acre,,Nand •
seeded with Wheat and clover, yielding an average of ,
over IS husheo per acre, and the clover now looks beau
tiful. -
Other portion* have been planted with corn as a first.
crop, which Melded thirty hnehele of yellow film corn, ,
and the Pecoiid crop_forty hastiels, and the third tror
treated ihOpounde of guano, we ate sure no one wou ld
estimate beldw forty bnehele per acre.
[The readet will reeollect that the writer ie now speak- .
in:: of bottle Perfectly new, and which can scarcely be con
sidered in gold arable condition. -En.) - • '
; •
In other cthles. the corn crop ()fling year was followed
with oats %hi; season; not yet threshed, but will average.
probably forty to arty bushels. Sweet potatoes, beans..
mellow.. and in fact.tall Vegetables, as well "as you),
peuchAnd other fruit trees planted this year,. show very
plainly that this long neglecfed tract of land. should 're
main so no longer. and :hernia now a strong probability'
that it will not ; fur under the anspkei of Mr. Landis, it
%cliche divided into small lots, with toads located to ac
commodate all—the surveyor is now busy at this work
—and all purchasers will berequlred lo build neat corn
fortable houses, and either fence their lots in uniformity.
or agree to liVe without fence, which would" bp , prefers
ble, by which means a good population. will be secured
who will estatilistichurches,'schools. stores, milli, ma
chine shops and homes—homes of American farmers, our.
rounded hy gardens, orchards, delds and comforts of
'Mined •
it any one.!from any deransgenteilt of business, Is desir
ous Of changing bispursuits for life, or who is Iron any
cause desirous to lind'a new location and ch,esp home in
the country and - wr/may read and believe what we hare
Leidy stated : Ire wilt do well to go aped see for himself what
may be seen within a, two hours ride of Philadelphia.'
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