_
" .111011 Mi PtdI2EiCIIt,IOIVTOrIIWWar.7
„
When General McClellan'was removed
from the Command of the Army of the Po:
totnae we were . told by the adrninistra,-.
tion and the papers in its interest that, we
should thenceforward have a ." Mime, vig-,
orous prosecution of the War." The fact
- was proclaimed in COrigreisand announe
edby every 'abolition orator who nieunt
ed the stump or ascended the.rostram; it
was declared from thoptilpitAimed lute
the ears of the people by every drummer
and' whipper-in of the party that, having
gat rid of McClellan, our armies every- .
__where Would inarch straightforward=and
rapidly from victory AO victorY; crushiug t
rebellion, like stubble, beneath their been'
as they proceeded. We appeal to every
ore who has been a reader of the papers
during the past six months, .Whether-this
was not -so? The expeCtations of' the
country were raised to the highest pitch
by hints thrown out of well-Matured plans
of camPaign on the most magnificent ,
scale, of irresistible land and naval forces
to be hurled against the enemy in the .
South, the West and the Southwest,. and
' . by reiterated promisks'ofa , speedy and ef=
fectual crushing of rebellion. And what
is the result, as it ,may now be summed
up? Instead of rapid marches and great
victories, there has been more delay than
ever, and wherever what we were led to
believe would be an irresistable demoni
stration has been attempted, our forces
s have recoiled, baffled- or defeated. Woe.
these results no blame attaches to the ar
my-or navy. Officers and- _men, on land
and sea, have well and bravely discharged
every duty entrusted to them. They are
irreproachable. But a heavy responsibil-,
ity rests somewhere—rests; in our opin : .
ion, upon the administration which, -hay
- ingin the first pfdee adopted an unwise,
unpatriotic and' unconstitutional policy,
afterwards neglected the important mid
serious duties committed to them and de
voted their time and attention to carry
-in State selections and- organizing-politi
cal Leagues. Drivelers and, traitors that
- they are, they have almost ruined- their
codutry in the vain attempt to secure a
predominance in politics. for the present,
and to . control political issues in the fa?
tare.
ti
;What they meant originally bra "more
vigorous prosecution of the war," - 4e shall
not - assume to decide --wicat it 110 - proved
to be is easily stated: Jardy and ill-di
gested movements in all directions—fail
. ure, defeat and disgrace. These are the :
upshots, the terminations of all theirbeaS:.
' ted plans, their formidable. armaments,
their perfect, strategy. New Generals,
pledged to the atiolition-policy of the:ad
ministration, powerful armies, innurnera
- ble. ships of war, negro brigades—men
and ships and means of war in abundance
fa -everything in their own hen& and man
aged to their own order--they have so
_ complished what? Nothing: Efel
-wbere they have failed, miserablyshame
- fully failed.--Patriot & Union. .
• A New Recruit. -- -
One of our principal reernitingoffipes
was recently the scene of quite-an aMns
ing incident. •
" So, sir you have clapped your dirty
aog,er trappings •'on my husband 'have
• you ?" „
" Who is your husband ?" asked the
officer. • •
Billy IlfcCurtee, and a bauld; boy he is,
io plase ye. But it's a dirty thing : o' you
my pretty man, to take him from - his wife
and children."
Can't be helped, said the officer, its - too
late now."
" Then take the baby, tool! cried she, as
ahc forced the little one into the arms of
'tvzslientenant. Adams. "Take 'em all; I'll
1:4 land -you four more to day.". .
Off she ran at a rapid pace, leaving thp
nnfortunat officer with the new recruit
equalling in his arms. Doubtful of its -vat=
ne to thee - service of Uncle Sam, be sent it
' home by its father,
To EXTRICATE HORSEf3 EASILY FROM A
BITILXING BUILDG.--in removing horses
from a stable on fire, considerable dfficuil
ty,is always-experienced in consequence of
the terror whtah seizes them, especially
when the fire and smokehave come near
thein. If, however the bartiessand trap:
plums be thrown over draught horses,:they
ma; lie_bionght out as. easily .?s ,mkordi
nary occasions. If time permit; Sulistittite
•
the bridle, 4c.; for the halter, and thiLS`the
;times fears will be completely removed:
&If-possession in the person that ,is em
ployed is indispensable. . •.
A GOOD SUGGESTION.—We' would sug
gest that in each township and borough of
' . this county some one take a list to each
man liable 'td,military duty and =lc him,
whether he be in favor of the continuance
• of this war ; and of all those 'who say they
- are let them put down their names. Then
when the' draf't is to be
..nwlejet_ those be
drafted who want:war. This would, give
general satisfaction, .for those who, wanted
war could have it, and thosewho did not
.want it could stay at honiein . peace. We
say, then;-let the adtninistratumitnake a
draft open this principle and it will prove
to, be the most satisfactory. clepattrc,ftlis
administiation ever Pet into execution.—
, Sitimigrove Times. •
00.binet Odav,exiation., ..1
President—" How's the. rebellion trt
day r.
Setoard—," Rapidly crushing."'
Chage—" Rapidly pulveriZne.”:
, Stankos--"Raßidly effervescmg.', •
Eater—" Rapidly decaying."
lit air—" Rapidly ending." -
Welles—"exploding?2
Uilter—"ita_pidly smashing."' -• ••
President—Yes gentlemen; but .c tusbz.
rinlverizing, I offervesoing, ; deca7l) . 3g,
Wring, exploding and onasiblng Nyuot
. , 0
Ifftist yet is set likely , tovitstuttiantV
same bat vabt woman ?-4. 43nro4tet.--
The nor() pr4hletni;prestUts itself. at.
3Turfreesliorcr. as -follows - :--z.
. Clondsof„negro women and ,•childreti
gMbeced irithin.our liit ess arc 'btOdeni:lo:
the - attny.. - - What.'shall- we:do With then?,
Rebels often Setiathem our outposts
that - we thay take care of them,. -trustin g. that they-Will recover then hereafter.--- .
This ought not to be. In con Sequence of
the heartless bigotry of people.of the Free
States, Gen. ROseerans cannot send them
North--;--even' 'if 'he, .mild ship, theio.
throngh.Kentiteky.:l :
~ • •
, The seigsh.det . nngogns of the Northern .
'States- would nose a clamor about s black
intin4tfation that nothing short ''of physi
cal force Would subdue. qThe poor . ere:l 7
tares ti ho, iviitild;'Make n lkying itt the free
Verdi can i not lice with it cir maSters, be
cause they .w),,il - .Starve to death..... Tell us . 1
then, what some gentle I
Q4p e rbea&ventiirei a' stiggeStion 2 - The
rebels keep All . tile. able-bodied Degrees
they eau find, to, build. for tificn don s.'
women anti- children-aro launched upon
-our charity. not- - tax-payers 'make
more money by receiving:them . North ?
Here they'are:eipenSive,• and valuless.—
NOrththe WOlllO, can make $1,50 and $2
, _
per: wC4,iiipparting theinselres and their
children. But ignorance and ..bigotry
inust work their. cure... •
Ohio - people=4aboring - people that;--:'
prefer. to pay '25 and 30 cents a bushel for
coal i .rother than receive competing labor
in' the Market. The demagognes-will not
permit theist to see that a reduction of the
expense of much added to their
daily, wages. Let Us Wait' alittle. • None
so blind as they who Avill not see.l Per
haps the 'willfully blind may see in ' , due
time; The main . pointnow is to solve the
present difficulties which 4fllicri, us. -Tell
us what toile* :with them f when we are
dope witkOein, - an'd What to-do with-'the
Women and children.
NiTIONAL . Disq.Ack..--There are /
.
people base enough frto seize With eager
ness and circulate stories of every kind;.
however absurd,.. iv - high:seem' calculated.to
exasperate' still more the two - . sections of
the cOuntry . now, in conflict., Here is one
which piirports came
- from a Wisedusin
chaplain, and is "sent ,from
.Chicago to a
paper in Philadelphia: 7 -- - _
." Mr:Rogers confirms a statementlwhich;
aPpeared lathe papers last fall, cif the fiend-,
ish barbarity of the rebels in Northern Al
abaina;.which . was. so monstrous as to be
received
,with incredulity - Ale says that the
rebels'.aetpallyl;butelinfe'd about _1 thous
and black, to • prevent them falling into.
the 'bands; of the Ifnitm army. rivo Jun;
'dred of them, were confined in a large build
ing, afid.the building.fired, and. every one
of them burned to Lath !"
This equ . alto .an acnount lately.circifin
ting: among the anti-slavery newspapers
of *gland,- in which a grapllid -description
is of n whipping machine "captured
by the" Federal. troops -in' a' Southwestern
1 1 Sate.. By means of .a• crank. (says this wri
ter) a number of . thongs., are madeto re
volve rapidly, armed - at, their terminations
with metallic points or •barbs, to lacerate
the flesh of negroes. 'Whoever intents
these
.m.Onstruns_tales Tcanjiave the Fratifi
e,atiOn intknowinix,, , that hei, increasing the.
animosity ofeivihrar -at home, and among
foreigners doing all - he can to degrade, and
'make hateful the Arherican people. '1
." Pastlstnesiebeuld be burled l"
Ex-Speaker' 6'46 - w
- has issued an• address
to his constituents, in which he tells them
that • all "past issues should be btiried,
same for reference, - beacmi 7 lights
iaiide the•ftiture?' This is an cktrdordin
ary .announcernent to emanate frOm one,
who, through - hia . pbblic career down to
the day ,Congress adjciuriied, haS 4 beel -- da,
heated and thorough-going partizan, and
who; as speaker, - took. especial care to
give his own partizans the 0.4tr0l of the
• committees'and business of the I.louse4 so
las to prevent the burial of past issues..--7
• All the.patronageraiiihinliis control was
deVotedlto the ever present object_ of se
.curing the- aseendaney,on :all the issn's
betvreen•;;lthe:reptablibanlabolition ,party
' and the. Deinoorats. whole energy
and Capacity, were directed `.tosustain the,
issues•raised between 311 e former and
ter. Not:a Solita4. One of, all the (pet,'
tioiis dividing " these pariiis,did be or :his:
partizans k :'consent to have decided in fa
vor-of the - Demorati. They practiced
the "grind-out'''Prineiple while they dar- -
ed to do so,
.andinOw'seek; not torliury
. past iisiieS,'X' , .but: to crush out andf-'bury'
in, the dust those lvhbdiffer - from them in
opi,niptt , -on •their merits.—Vonsatational
Union.
. ,
THEJNDEMICTTY ACT ,UNCO'N'STTTCTION-
At.—An important decision has recently
been mads by Judge ran,Trump,: of the
Fairfield .county,. Ohio, State court. Ed
son B. Oids, who had been kidnapped by
Bliss (a U. Matehal, -we, believe,) and
others in Ohio, abducted from the State
and iniprisoried in° Fort. Lafayette, sued
Bliss for the'. - .outrage. , was brought,
into Court, Where be plead the riidemni-.
ty Art, and asked a certificate to transfer
the case frOta tbe Ohio State.court to the
U. S. , court, as • provided' in that act,
Judge Van Trumpl ruled , the act of Con
gress, in - sa„far as proiided. for a trans
fer, tobe'tmconstitutional, and refused the
petition; 'This-is the , first decision under
the act, atittthe:.case will undoubtedly be
carried toitt higher-court. - , If the decision
should be sustained : by,the State e,Ourt of
ultimate reisciri, r it, bring the State and
FedefarautboritreSip direct Cebilict4-for
we cannot iniipOiel otherwise tban that
thq ) .4dent -, wili-eudea.vor to proteekb4,
suftPantite4 3' lie ""ia in the same: boat.
witit , ibeht ads ay ivielater of,the:COnstitn
tion and If be eanhot, save them from
har4lneitiikaantersavelhituself.
Why is a lir, SWIM'S
som ?--BeCafiSO iti!i`Oiri;dirt I rn •
REINS
•..• . , , .
•
BE SUBSCRIBERS take pleasure. in announcing to
T.: their numerous friends and custoinersaMt they are
now ready to it.. - .Ceive their customers In - the - i
- - -- -
, ; , tconEERCIAL BUILDING," - -
where they have fitted up ihe elegant
posits th e POST-OFFICE. Ilaving.,lnet red heed from
New York, they now otTsra large and full assortment of
WatChee Clocks ,Tewelry,liiver .
,
Ware,-Plated -foods,'- Cute -
lety and Fandy' Goods
..,. , „.._
Having ample room . , they Will eolargeitheir business to
the full extent of the wants of this cilotmnittuity : and.
from theirlong acquaintance 'with thtifaste of their-cus
tomers, flatter themelves: that they, will' be enabled to
I turn their lute disaster by' fi re Into - a mutual benefit to
themselves and their ..;
- ,•, - ~
. . .
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*VITATCHiGS-A large stock of tiold-and Silver
• •
English; Americali and Swiss Watches;.
both Minting, and Open Faces.ivarranted good tirae
keepers, by ; -EVANS &-ALLEN.
SILVER. WAR E .
OILVER IVALRE.-7tahle, Dessert, Ten, Sugar,
0 Salt, Cream, Preserve,Berry rlntl Mustard Spoons.
Table, Dessert and Pickle Forks. Putter, Pic and
Fruit Knives.
Cups, Fn kin Rings, Children's Sets In Cases, Soup
and Gravy Ladles. Sugar Sitters- and Oard- Cases--var.
rirattcl uspure_ai coin, (engraved gratts.).b y, A
A •
• E•VANS LLEN:
Fine Gold
_Joy()11-ST.
splendid stock of Earrings and Pins: of the newest
/X patterns; Finger Rivas of styles: Bracelets,
Arnilets.,Lockets; Guard, Neck and .Chatelititie Chains
Thimbles. Sleeve. Buttons,- Studs, Belt Buckles and
Slides, Snaps, Spectacles, 18 carat Plain Rings, &c.
..
_EVANS 4; ALI.EN.
PLATED WARE.—The largest variety of Silver-PTa
ted Knives, Forks. SpOons, Castors, Witter Dishes,
Cake Baskets, Sugar Dishes; Trays. Caps: Salts, Tea
Setts and Extra Tea Pot=, lintter and Pie Knives, 4. - e.&c.
ever-kept in this market.' ' EVANS & AI• LEN
• .
SLEEVE BUTTONS AND BTUDSca new lot just re
.ceived—soine entirely new-patterns, by
EVAN
4, S & ALLEN.
• . •
QTEEL .TEWELRY.—A nice lot of-Steel Earrings and
►BreaApins, by ALLEN.
. _
inEA - SETS.—llandsome Teii t cte, tl%:a and Fix pieces,
litgivily plated, for saleby • 4VANS 41.1.F.N. •
PlUTLERY.—Rocketand Pen: Kuives, u 1 Scissors, (a
lV godd article,) (or sale - by Evens & ALLEN.
• • •
, . . .
EEDLES.—The, hi?.rt finality of Sowing, Crochet,
Netting and_ Knitting Needler, by
,
Er.sws & ALLEN.
. :r. . _., •
ltlinsHES.—llair- A
and Tooth Brues, hy
qa EvANs & ALLEN:
pIIOTOGRAPII ALIIII3IS:—A reyy slice lot, by _
. . EVANS A: ALLEN,
"COIIMERCIA BUILDING;'
_ • 1 • Colirt-Street, opposite tlieTost•Office
'BINGII,II - 111C:ON, Marclr3, 1563.
• , ..,. . , •
NATIMAL • 001111 . ERCIAl: KBE;
S. E. corner 7th dc Chestnut-cis
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,
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Philadelphia; ra:
dccly pTe2O
DEL, & EST MI R. R.
The Passenger Trains of this Companymiw run, to
and from Binghamtouas follows
LEAVE BINGHAMTON at. 6:43 a. m.; connecting at .
• \
CRANTON with the Lackawanna & Bloomsburg Rail
Road for Pittston, WTomingyalley, Kingston and
Wilkes-Barre ; at • =
II 14ac u i r tb , the r
0 13 11 0 0 1/e l f I2e . r a o n ag f i f t y Phil
a Mil
- FUNCTION, with trains on the Centralltailroad of N.
J' Jersey, for Efiiabetlf;Netrark, and New York - ;,Also
for Easton, 13ethlehem; Allentown, Mauch Chunk,
Reading and Harrisburg ;•urrjving at
.
NEW York 15:30, Pliclad'a 8:00, and Harrfsburg 8:05p.m.
VEAVE NEW YORK, foot of Courtland-a, at 8:00 a.m.;
_ILJ PhiWWII, foot of Walnut-a, at 6 a.m., connecting at
SSCRANTON.with•LackaWanna & Bloomsburg R. N‘for
- Pittston, 'WyonitritAralley;Kingston and Wilhesharre
and arrive at Binghamton 7:20 p. - -ni4 connecting with,
1 'Night Express West on.the Eau Railway, and trains
leading Bingliainton next morning for Cortland, Do:
• prier and.Syraeuse. •
• „
Fs' This Road pas"seWthni' the Laelmeranna Coal Field,
and the celebrated Delaware Water Gap!
AN-ACCOMMODATION TRAIN . •
Leaves Scrantonfor Gieit Bend at 9:56 a. in.; connecting
at that place with Day Express : West on:. the ERIE
Railway, 'and thus (orating a direct connection with
Trains-on the Binghatnton & Syracuse Railroad;
Returning leaves Great Beintat #lO p. ni•,'"apd - arrives at
Scranton 6:al p.mn. - •
• • - JOHN-BRlSBlN,Superinterident
ItENRY Gen. Ticket Agt ' [Scranton, Pa:
- A .Lecture To - Yowl' .Men
Just Aggisheli, ti& a Sealed Envelop; Pried biz Cent*. •
A LECTURE on tne nature, treatment and radical curo
-of sperm nforrliceaor seminal weakness, involut.tary
emissions, seivat debility, and impediments to marriage
generally, nerv,onsness, consumption. epilepsy and Eta ;
mental and physical incapneitx. rest:thin g from eel fabitse.
ROBT. J. CULVERWELL, author s of the,
Green Book, &c. , •
-The .world-renoWncd author, in this admirable leeture,
Ic4arly proves from his own experience that the awful
consequences of self-abuse' may
,bo el:factually removed
without medicine, and without dangerous surgical oper
ations, bougies, instruments. rings, or tordiale,pointing
oat a mode of•care at once certain and e ff ectual, by which
every sufferer, no matter what lily condition mar be, can
cure himself cheaply; privately, and radically. This lec
ture will prove a boon to', thousands and thousands.
Sent under kcal. in a plain envelope, to any address, on
the receipt of six cents, or two postage stamps; byad
dresising. 'CHAS. J. C. KLINE dt CO.
novls - Iyegi 127 Bowery, N, Y., POst Oflice 80x,4588,
. -- 17 '"' f - '-. 1.,' ' , •..,.! - '' s -I .i ,-- T ;. ':.i
4
s apd Liquors aom'prisf^it
3 - 11Pkiifferly e t s k e i ry n t o
rt f d Irs il l e ty market.- wmarsatedpn4.. ,
Far sale as usual-by- '• ' , AB E L' TIMRELL. '
' •
ND BY YOUR-10
a - 30Pi_va xxat&.,vxm!
CO 40,000 110DitaillS
Armed With Ilkick-BAte
WITHIN 4 MONTHS MA KIT OF
WASHINGTON!.
ASP
3311. C, E 39
fill NO WINTER GOODS, i`gtd;
peAT A i n uvwv. 13
satatiliv gbiegteten.l,,,,
GO6DIIIIIIS THE DAY!
India
And with a plc:utiful supply we'have purchased a Loss
stock of Wen
Ilorr
STAPLE and FANCY DRY G00D,., Dith
GROCERIES et; PROVISIONS,
tin"
• HATS A YD . CAP • .
BOOTS - Jiff D SHOES,
WALL PAPER,- WOODEN WARE,.
• COAL OIL, and LAMPS,
- • YANKEE NOTION
SKELETON SKIRTS,. .
•FLOUR, SALT, FISII, NAIL,
PAINTS • AN D . OILS,
Andr;o" .000 other articles too numerous to ateMion,which
will be sold at prices that will
•
Defy- Competzttom
Don't Forget The Place.
But if you inquire aye= neighbors for
• " • Tho Cheap
,Store,
'They will invariably,dlrect you to
lI,,iLYDE - 1 1 / 4 -. *BROTHERS,
..THE PEOPLE'S AGENTS,
• -AT TrIE
•
ORIGINAL `,‘ ONE PRICE" STORE!
PROD UCI; taken in. Exchange for Goode
• Cash Paid. ror : Put's.
H.ANDEN BROTHERS.
NEW MILFORD, N. 25th, yl6l.
PUCE ND PEE PRICES!
PEACE; APPROACHING: 1,1
Large Lines of PRICES Conquerod. and
. • Pedneed
MX. T-T3EUJEILIrI u ri,
NEW MILORD, PA.,' •
retching, for Springsupplien, new and large stocks o f
' • CHOICE ' '
b
H
RY GOODS,. GROCERIES,
CROCKERY, ARDWARE
, •
STOVES; II:ON, STEEL . NAILS;
, • -PAINTS, LAMP; , AND . -
LINSEED' OILS,
. . I3ENOLE,. • •
• CARPETINGS; .
. FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS,
WALL - Pal - KT, Wit flow-SHADES, -
HATS and CAPS, BOOTS anal SHOES,
• • CLOCKS, &C.; &C. •
Including, ns usual, full iltrlcties . of the most' popular
styles of
. 'LADIES' DRESS GOODS;
- SHAWLS,
BONNETS, RIBONS, FLOWERS, •
Lt.C., &C., •
which he will sell on the most favorable 'terms; for
CASH, PRODUCE;
PROM I' TIME BUYEIp.
Flour-& Salt, constantly on hand
_SUSQ'A COUNTY
CLASSICAL & N ORMAL
MeSlicoca..
S. S. HARTWELL, B.A. Principal.
•ASSISTED BY •
Experienced Sc Competent Instructorg.
The Winter Tenn ,commences
_oil Mon
Mardi -20, 1133,.:,.•_ •
TUITION PER TERM or 11 WEEKS.
• . . . , .
English. from -• $2 to 6 00
Latin, Greek and.Gerraan, each ..4 00
French , . 4 ........ ....3 -00
English. with onelanguage • 7 50.
—No bill for the above studies shall exceed - - 900
Music on the Piano:l
Use of Instrument ' 200
,
' No deduction for absence except in cases of protracted
illness, or by special agreement. • i '
Board can be obtained from 2,00 to $2;50 per week.
-Pupils.wishing to board themselves can And good
rooms at moderate charge*. Frir further particulars ad
dress the Principal,' at Montrose. Pa. • •
. - • . WM. JESSUP, Prtet. •
c.. F. READ, Seery. _
Feb. 11 18G2. tr
,
LACKAWANNA ,&BI,OOI3BURG
-
(IN and after Dec. 11th, 1862, Passenger Trains will
kJ run as follows :
•
• -31&ING•SOilT11. - • • -
Passenger. .Accom.
leiritre Scranton, at t -7.00 a. mi. 11 - .00 a. m...
" - Kingston, at 8.40 Arrive 5.40 n, m.
" Rupert, at 11,00 2.20
• " Danville, at 11.48 a. m. 8.20 "
Arrive at Northumberland, 12.20 ,9.20 "
- MOVING NORTH. -
Leave - • I..Torthmuberimul , 5.20 p: tn. = -6.45
• ' Danville, ,00 ' 8.00
, :Rupert, . 6.85 ,. .9.80
Kingston, 8.45 ` .1.45
Arrive at• Scrant in t • . 10.00 p.m. .3.40
A. passenger,train also leaves King, sten nt.B.2on.'m. for
Scranton to.connect with train foLNew .York. Return
ing. leaves Scranton ou arrival of Crain from. New York,
at 4.15 p. or.. • ' • ?
The Lackawanna and Bloomsburg Railroad connects
with the Delaware, Lackawanna and. .W.sttern, Railroad
at Scranton, for New York and intermediate points - md:
• At Rupert it connects with Catawissa Railroad [Or
points both east and west,--arriving at Philadelphia at
1.00 p: m,-
At. Northninheriand it co:Meets with the Philadelphia
add Erie, and Northern Central Railroad, Or points
west and south—Passengers arriving ,at Harrisburg at
O. WELLS, Gen. Ticket Agent. ,- • .
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. , ...
• - • ._. S: . l%..Petteigitilitlo - .1
NO.. . . . . ,. ..
,37 PARS R OW;..Neiv York:and 6-Stateitiaet,
Boston, are oar agoute for the JirotifrOsee.Dengict4On
those eider, and are. anttoriseit to take edirertAsements
andlstLbseripttons for ns at oar lAvireetratecv :. i . .; , ,- - .
......
• -
lattßßibiktititr "
lOR An Sind' of Maehlnf . ry, Me Sal by
- . • A-13 TURRELL
E ,
"Amorican Rome dies;
. Knouri•ass HelmbOld'ia -
E PREPARAtIONS, • Vir
E 1,14 s OLD'S EXTRACT- "BIJCItti,"
" -SARSAPARILLA,
DIPROyED ROSE NyAsn.."
EL , t•OLD'S 'GENUINE PREPARATION,.
• - " llghty Concentyated7 Convound,
.L.l, 4 ;E tract
posith and tipticidc Remedy for diseases of the
der, Kidneys, 'Grn v . l, - nod DrUpsical
• .
Swellintr4 • - •
is
;kliql eine 1111(1011FCe the nower of ditrentiett..nnd
e' the tibsorbent.t.into healthy action. by: which the
ry or .ulcerous depositions,,and ail unnatural on.
Incas are reduced, as well nit plain andintlamatiofW
is you for wen; women or - children; • . 7.
Er.OLD'S EXTDACT.:,OI/011
TOO wr.&-KNEsie-E9 •
~ - -
,sing from 1.4.:x0e5 - ses, Habitsof Disstpar
,n
tion Early Indiscretion, or' Abuse- • •
•
- At ended with the following 4na ptoms: -
npoait on to EXeition. toss of Power. - -
sof M mury, - . Dillicuity of breathing,
tk Ner cs, - ' Trembling, , . -•-•
For of incase, -. . .Wakefulness, . ,
mess ( fYksion,. ... Pain in the Back.
votsal lassitude of the - Plmfbitig of the Body.
tkettl4 System, • Entiptions on the rate,
AfandS, ' - Pallid Countenance, '
•ness of the skin. • . -
. hese symptoms, it allareiTho go ori,"which. thisMed
'eine hive lably removes, soon follow .'. : .
,
IMPOTENCY, 'FATUITY, EPILECTI6hTS, •
.he of •witicl the patient May expire. - Who eon sty
Ley ire not frequently followed bx those •' direful
-
. . . .
,
inanity and Consumption..., ~
,
any tire mare of the cause of their suffering. but
none will confess. 1 The recorkid l of 'the inente ioi - yltims
and the telaucholly, deaths by Consuniptiom bear Mu
ale with . icto the truth of the asi,ertion. - : •
c Ctilstitutibn, once affeeted with :oh
crania ivenkri l es ..- s, '
.
i ta [CB the aid of medicine to strengthetrand invigos.
the s -i•-t em. witicli If ELMBOLD:S• EXTRACT DU
-15 inariahly dues. A trial will convince the must
Mica.. . . • _ _ .
•
rasales, FeMales, Females,
01(1-02 young, ,4'inale l married, or conteth
.7_, . a . ...
. . . .platiTig Illarriage, ..
1~1.
In inn y affect ions
_peculiar to Ferrules the Eitract_Hn
chu is u lequalled by any other remedy, as in Chlorosis
or Reim tion.„lrre,.. , mlarity, . Painfulness. or Suppression
of ale C tstothary .Evactiations, Ulcerated or bellirrons
state of the Uterus. Leueborrhea or Whites. '.Sterility,
i t
and for 11 complitlntsincident to the sex, whether aris
ing front Indiscretion. Habits of Dissipation, or in the
.DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
.
SEE WSMPTONS ABOVE.
FA3ITLY - SHOULD BE wI.TfIOUT IT
a . .
.
Balsam. Mercury. or unpleasant 'medicine for
uupleaant and daugeruns diL•eastT.•
L' - BOLD'S EMACT BUM
CURES.SECRET DISEASES
dl tteirrlatres vat little expense V little or no change I
list, no incOnveniener,
.• ~ .
Ar.i J, I% 0 V.XPOSI.TICE. ...
.„,. eauves frequent rdesire, and-gives strength to Urin
ate, tlft•reby removing, obstructions, preventing and ca
ring ti4rietures of the - Urethra, allaying pain nud intlam-
Matiort, so frequent in this class of diseases; and expell—
ing Ponionnus. diseased, and worn-mit Matter. ..
. .
- WHThousands opoitTliounds
O HAVE BEEN THE VICTIM*. OF
. czEicr.a..caras, !, - •
And wLo have paid HEAVY FEES to,be cured in a short
tiio. have found they Were deceived and that the `.• Poi
son; has, by the use of" Poweilul Astringent.." been
dried tip in the tystem, to break out :in an aggravate'
form, and
•I I PUMPS AFTER' ARRIAGE.; -.--
-
„aTRACT BUCHU
2EI
F.or F.ll, ',Octlons and Diseases of • .
2 , I
Thetinqry OrgAns... -..
Wlletlidi existing in MALE OR FEMIILE,from marduver
I' ' ~.. clime originating, and no matter -- ...i.., •
1 . ilk HOW LONG STANDING. •
Dire ( see of sllese Organs require Um aid'Of aDintetic..
lit lABOLITS''EXTIPICT BUCHU
. . ,
• -,
IS THE GIMAT DIURETIC. • .
And it is certdin td Intve the desitedf:fect in all,Dis-'
-
I
eass, for which it is recommended.
..
-- O
_
Btoop!. BLO O D!. BLOOD!
11elmboldvs 111 it Concentrated-Compound
Filuid Extract - ,Sarsaparitta,
Ed• IirP3ECXXAX IS. -
.
• Th Sis an affection of the Blood, and attacks the Sex
i
nal rgans,. Linings of the Nose, Ears, Throat, WlRd
pipe and other Mucus Surfaces. inaking its appearance
in t e form oftleers. Ileimbold's Extract: Sareaparril
la pt rifles the Blood and removesall Sealy Eruptions of
the . kiu giving to the Cornpicxiop a Clear and-licalthy
Co] ,r. It being prepared expressly, for this clans dfcorn
plaints, its Blnoc•Purifying Propert les aro :preserved to
a ter ater extent than any other preparation of 'Sarsapa
rilla,,
..:
. .
, . . . .
~ , - .
•' Helmbeld's Rose Wash
An xcellent Lotion for Diseases of a Syphilitic Nature. •
and san injection in-Discaseo of tha * Urinary Organs,
arising from habits of diTtioir, used in, connection
the Extracts Suchu a Sarsaparilla, in; such die
' (VSI PO as redurnmenditil. • ' -•- ' •...,.• • • -
E idence of the most responsible an d reliable character'
wilt accompany the nwillitines. ' ,
. •• ' aitTIFICAT,..t.S ,OF ; CURES: -
- F um night to twenty years standing, ' - with names
kndwu to science and tiling, : . - : - . : - • ,
-r Ur Medical Properties of EUCIIE,Itee Dispensatory,
-.. of
the United States. ' - . -
- •
• S6e. PioteanorDEKEE . S valuable-work on the. Pine
tied of Physic. .
Pin :
• See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. SIC
of Philadelphia:* • '-• •• ' --' ' ~•
• ,• . .
See remarks - made by Dr. EPHRAIM MePOWETI, a.
eelubratedPhysician,and member of-the litiyal College
.oftiurgeont, Ireland-, and publishedfn the Transactions
of the King and Queen's Journt.E
• See ;Niedica•CirtirgiCal Review, published by: Benjamin.
Travers, Fellow of the 11001 College of Surgeons,. - -
' See most of the late , Standirrd works .mrs.ltiviliiine.• •t • .
Exlrterf -Sumter, . $1 INTETOIOTTLZ, ORMY ror 14 coo.
'.. - - SAFA 1;A MIL it ,1 013 .•' ' .. .. • . , 500
Iwroizn.ll.oss WA,nl, 50." ' .*
" i ' "'. -
'. , :2 - , 56
Or half a dozen oratir o* - fl2 00, which will be . snai l _
cient to Cure the most obstinate cases, if directions . are
..
ndlieredto;
IW'ne.e.bribe symiitonan in all cOminunteatione., Cures
guaranteed.. Advice I, , ratiff.- , 1' . • ' •
Personally appear before ine an'Aldernute - of. the•city
of Philadelphia, 11. T. Ilohnbold, who, being duly sworn
doth otaY, his preparations contain no narcotic, - no incr.
cury,rprilther" injurous drugs, but .are purely vecetablet
•• • - • 7 " . , IiELMBOLD.
SWorn and subscribed bcforeMe. this 22d day of Nov.
1854.. WM. P. DISBADD.
• Alderman, •Ninth.street, ehove Race, Phila..
-Address Letters for inform:lt oryin confidence,
11. T. lIELMBOLD. Chemist. "
,Depot 104 South •Tonth-etretit; below - Chestnut,„ Phila.
BEWARE or covraßkEtra •
Ann utrninetrinuthAxerts, •
Vi'lict endeavor 'to dispose ".ol' their own "and and oilier •
articles on the reputation Atinined by - •
GenuineTreparations , •
" 'Extract !Main,
-64 .46 • ," ' Sarsaparilla •
, 4 • Improved Rosé Wroth..
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.. •
ASK FORHELMBOLD'B:—TAXE NO- MEWL •
Cut ont theadvertiscumut, - and send for it, and avoid
imposition and exposure. March 10th, 1600—.1Y.;
Watche's, Jewelry,- and
Biivpr Ware. .
• ,
THE undersigned _would' respectfully lniilte
your attention to his well selected stodroryide
aid it t • :Gold andEllver WATCHES, Flue OoIiI.TEWEI?
_ BY , of ever, kind and 'variety. of atirles---cor n
pl.e ttg ell of the newest and most beautifhl designs.' ,-
Also; Solid,Hilver,Ware. coml. to role—and the, best
mate orAllver.Plated S t are, .Eitelcartlele, la warranted
to pe,se reprewhiteil, • • - '
.
Wetebee and• Jewelry carehilly r6petredandsatts.
faction veriatteed. JACON RAREFY.-
- (Successor to Stauffer t Hurley.) •
• No: Ca Market. Street,' Philadel p hia;
March !Hi; 1863, 3rai&llutf, ?•' • , • '
AFFIDAVIT:
,
DR. %i 'W E 'r'
INFALLniLE
elt/E T
' • - THE . _
GREAT: REMEDY. -
FO
REUMATIS.V. NEURALGIA. zrmaito,
.GPUT. STIFF NECK AND JOINTS. -
. 81'RALNS; BRUISES. CUTS, - . .
WOUNDS. PILES; . •
• " - E,A11.4 WE, • •
AND ALL •
RHEIWATIC AND NERVOUS - .GAG RDERS
e. For all of which it is a speedy: and certain remedy. and
never fails. This Linsment is preparec from the recipe.
of Dr; Stephen Sweet, of Conneeticutt. - thi famous bear
setter, and has been used In hilt : practice for more than 20
rears with the most astonishing success.
AS AN ALLEVIATOR. OF PAIN, it is unrivalled by
any preparation before the public. of which the most
skeptical may be convinced by a alngle.trial. '
This Liniment wiliscure rapidly and radically. lan.
matio Disorders of every kind, and in thousand* of ca.
sea where it hasleen used it has never. been Itiown to
fail.
FOR-NEURAGIA, it., will afford immediate relief la
every case. however distressing. 1 . •
It will relieve the worst cases of HEADACHE in three
minntcs'and is warranted.to:do it.
TOOTHACHE also it willecirel..stantly, •
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL
LASSITUDE, arising from Imprndence or excess, this
Liniment is a most luippy'and• unfailing remedy. Acting
directly upon the nervqua tissues. - it strengthens and
revivifies the system, and restores it to elasticity and
i vigor.
FOR PILES.—Aa an external remedy, weclaim that li
is the bast known, and we challenge the world to produce
an equal :. Every victim of this - distreasing complaint
Fhoultl give it a trial; fur it will uotfall to afford la:atilt.
ate relief, a.id in a majority of cases will effect a radieci
cure. • - ' ' •
QUINSY AND SORE - THROAT are sometimes ex
tremely malignant and dangerous, bnt -timely applies.
tion of this liniment will never fail to cure. ••
SPRAINS are sometimes very obstinate, and calm..
ment o f the joints ifl liable t occur if neglected. "The
-worst case may be conquers by this liniment in two or
three days. .
BRUISES, CUTS, •W Et, : SORES, DICERS,
BURNS AND SdALDS, field readily to the wondertal
healing properties of D . SWEET'S 'INFALLIBLX
LINIMENT, wben'•used according to directions. , Alk,,,
CHILBLAINS, FROSTED FEET,- ADD INSECT
1 BITES AND STINGS. - . - - .
..1 . . .
Er. Etephen Syreet of Con'eticuti
the Great Natural Bone better. •
Stephen Sweet of Connecticut,
is kno;vn all over the, United States.
Stephen of Conneeticut,
Is the author of." Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment."
Dr, SweeVs Infallible Liniment
; Cures Rheumatism and never 'falls. .
Dr, pweet's Infallible Lininient
Ie weertaiu remedy for Neuralgia: • •
Dr - Sweetvn Infallible Liniment
• Cures Buns and scalds ImmedintelY.
Dr. Sweet'n Infallible LiniMent
lathebest known remedy for sprains and bruiss.s.
Dr. 3 eeVs Infallible Liniment
Cures Headache immediately and was never istota
to fail. • " • .
tr, Sweet's Infalb.ble Liniment
Affords immediate relief for Piles, andieldom (sill
to cure
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DR. SWEET'S Infallible LINIMENT
Curce toothuioein onesulnut,. • .; . .
DR. SWEET'S Infallible LINIMENT
Gores cuts wounds ihnnediately and leaves no
DR. SWEET'S Infallible LINIMENT
Is the best remedy for sores in the.kioreri
DR. - 8W EF,r S
line been need by tnore titans million people, and el
ilralse it. ' -
DR. SWEET'S Infallible LTNIMEMT
Taken internally cures colic; cholera mortals and cbolers
DR. SWEET'S. Infallible LINIMENT
,Ia truly a "friend in need," and every family Would
.bare it at 6n4.
DR. SWEET'S Infallible LINIMENT
- Is for sale by all Dragitits. , Price 25 and 54) cents.
A. Prielid. in Need. Try it.
Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment
-As an external renietly, is without a rival, and will alit
viate pain more speedily than any other preparation. For
all Rheumatic and Nervous Phiorifers it is truly infallible
and ae a curative for soresot,ounds,apraine, bruises, de,
its soothing, healing and pOwertul atttmgthening prop. ,
entice, excite the . just wondet itnd astonishment of all
who have ever given it a trial. Over one thousand certll-
-eal„se of remarkable cures; performed hy‘it Ogled
two'years, attest tne fact.- -
•• TO HORSE OWNERS - ! -
• F .
Swat's leollible Liniment for HOrses
1 • -
Is unrivalled by any, and in all cases of lameness arish
from sprains, bruises, or wrenching, its effect is noteci f
and curtain. / Harnessor saddle galls, •scratches. mange.
etc., it will also cure speedily. Ringbone.and *parte
may easily be prevented and cured in their incipient sts-
Res. but Confirmed cases are beyond, the possibility of a
radical cure. • 11,0 case of the kind,liowever, is so despe
rate or hiSpeleas bnt it may be alleviated by this liniment
and Its faithful upplicntioti will always remove the lams.
neva and unable the, horses to travel.lvith camper:arc
ease. -
. f Every lioree- tiwner.
should have this reined,. at hand. for its timeline's at ties
'first appearanee.of-lameness will effOnally prevent thou
formidable diseases, to viStieb all horses ari liable. and
which remder so many, otherwise xalnable horses nearly
worthless.
4 TM.%IiIifICAVAT 9 ,I4
INFALIBLE LINIMENT
• is the
tip, .4
SOLDIER'S FRIEND ;-.1
And thousands haTefelitild It tenli
A FRIEND IN .NEED
e ' C*l3 f rik - ON. '
To avoid imposition, tiblervelbe Sitnatnie and Likeness
•of Dr. Stephen Sweet on kverylabe , and Also strobes
Sweet's Infallible Liniment" blown in the glass of eta ,
bottle. without which none are genuine.
EICIIAMISON S Co. l _ sole_proprietors, Norwich, Ct.
MORGAN & ALLEN. General Agents, L. 4
dealik'fyy _ • • • 48 Cliff street, Now York. -
Id by dealeis even'where..
,• •
KEYSTONE HOTEL,'.
At Montrosp, Pa. •
Wm. E. - 8/ITCH I , _ Proprietor:.
-• • -
MMUS new and eomaiodlousitotethkiituatedon y t op •
A. Avenue. near the Court Houstyluid nowt" in n s eem
of • .
ihebuelmiss portion °Montrose. • The'Froptor "
confident that be 14 premed to entertain guests bait
that cannot fall tcigive ENTIRE SATISFACTIMI. •„
The Hotel and Furniture are nevi; sake° expeasehas
been spared to rendat it equal if not, superior to any
is y
title part otthe State. It is well supplied with sitreent
improvements and comforts. and obliging waiters will •
always be ready to respendlo the call of easteraers. "
.The Stableit emmetted with, this tuna , •01
Thu proprietor act 11 solielti the. paironageot
hie old Mende, travellers:and the publbinstally2_
IstlGSti • - • • • WIC 34, Wave.
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