harpers new lip - ably for Juner'ii - -
rmb otimbeV,.., opening
is4itiill4tklitad.. *bunt lilt?. and
stilt threatening Indian war'in Minhetiotn:
-7„a.taZ-elof-history which is of a thrilling;
enkrtinter.,,:;-Few people*thn Ire
ithY`tfkigg
liorriblo:atrofeiticsiperpetratea , n , y . t4w 4V.,-.
ages. .-,Wiireintiotilo.bettOfthW
to give:
an extract frOktimi 'atttel6 7 ll6oiibl4 Or
attickbb the - Lower AlpneYl )
Not many of tho:'Whlte* , haa: lent.
Some,
of t4B:44Vites:4 l oinilitt oarfthelioriee;
fired , the barns::;,lothers::rnsbed 'for ,fthe
stores and '.‘warebOxisei Shooting ;liefoo
them whimusbeyer, :they, metiby- the road
side; hifire , the . d.bore;-:er behiridthe
, =l,shelves -. were.' 804 , emptied,'
With th i n assistance Of.‘• the 'squaws, who
had-foll4e4rfor `the purpoies of plunder;
audcAtiOpoltearried . ,.aWaY to' be -quarrel.:
e4i.oveflntiong themselves. Parreli were
rolleilintir the street, boxei :tumbled , "out s
)intt enveloped in - flames.
Tiiiii,they burst into , the mission:chapel,
boarding house, and ,other. dwellingi;
tomahawk inband. l -Sbnie were hewed to
peices ere they find icaree left their lied;; ,
others received their death-wormds leap.
ing &inn windOWs or. endeavorieg !;45 -
rit - Whe- can tell. the , story of that
boar, ?10.1 the massacre of helpless Women
and children, iniploring mercy from those
whom: their ,own -..handa`- had fed; tuft
whose bleod„ dripping - haCheie ==the next'
inoment'orashed - pitilessly _through their
flesh and bone-of the aboinitiatiMia :too
hellish to rehearie,-of the'-crrielties;. the
torturektheahreiks -of ag-Ony, the: death
•
groans i nf that single libtir , The few that
escaped by any means heard 'enough',
w enough,and felt enough . engage
their, utmost. pnwers:- Those ,that staid
behind never told their story. - From
ininse'to house the torch
,soon= followed
the bachet ; the flames` enveloped alike the
dead, ".dying, and wonnded.„ Tired - of
butcherp in detail the- savages': fired
dwelling, and in it binned alive.n mother
and her five children ; few ofi - their:
charred: bones Were afterward' found a
mong the ashes. Some escaped through,
back doors, over fields ' down, the sides of
the bluff.to the river. Those. fortunate to
get over by the' ferry or otherwise has-.
tent With utmost speed to the fort.
Others hid among, the bushes, in hollow
logs or holes,- behindlitimpspr in the wa
ter. • Maddened with __unresisted shecess
—for not a shot, not a bI6W had yet been
Anted* theni—with -fiendish yells the
Tniliarisl,followedor sought new victims a
mong :Yet : Unsuspecting settlers. = The
ferry was taken possession of, the ferry-,
nian'ahense,' the - neighboring - Stacks, the
mills; the - -piles of lumber, were, set on
fire. The ferry-man himself, tbmahaWk
edibefore his own dbor, was disembo*el
ed, bis head, hands, and feet , -chopped off
and inserted in the - cavity. They over
took a boy trying to escape. Tearing off
:every`thread of' clothing, they - pricked and
pierced-him with their - blunt headed jai
elinsclaughing at and „ruimickiiig i -his ag,!g,
ony till death came to his relief.- Narcis t
Gerrian, ae they entered, leaped from the
.raili,:wizideW for the 'river; ere: he:-had'
yehefied it of threeshots they fired at him.
twOpierced his-breast: 4e. swam-across, .
alniost;droWned.: - - - Four. clays Went
iwithont food, and_after -dragging ithn:
-self, niore dead, ',than.: alive, .:through`
Weft swatappis ;:; for silty-five: ilea,
NirisTaniaid...hy .a -party of J'efugew-,aiid
dto, 7 11enderson. -Passing -a- Ist&
throngli both' ankles. ,of -a ;woman , they
dragged' her Over the_ prairie, till :frOm
i t.alone; torn and mangled; she died. - .c
4ThOse that escaped , spread the :alarti.
4:iiiiiheyjidird it the-people fled, precipi
tWillocafdelhowibgivilitherthey
iter'-thein'the Indipifollqwothrpugh-_,
ortiAoSentire line efsettleMents, over-:a
/frontier of hundreds of miles; committing
coald:ecarce he -ea.;
ceedo,if. all 'hell-Were tailed loose. Not
_lar-frOM the Agency a feW.fitailies
- atileti had topgregated; -- Wl,*
overtook thin?. first.-volley::
Ofifew'rtien among them: The defense-.
f•fleik!lfelifieSs!women= and _ohildren, -. .,1 - 0-
the Wagens, - bending
and drowingOVerthem
*till' :el"tifier; their
two - others held:the -beries, leaped: ,
- -into:rt.:Wagon that contained eleveNtoott;
ibetately in cold.l:doed
. tenuthawked-open; the
bead of each, - while the -.Oiliers, gape.:
4orro . r;.': powerless Witt( friglati
...* - Airt.'thet, heard At - e heavyy 411 1 blo-ws
i*litycitigh flesh and tones,.
oitr3tteit:tprn ,Vaking an infantfroni
its
inoffier'A - 4 . olo,,hefore her .eye7S; . ..witli
. :13 . oltatkiNkfiVof'06 ., Wationaytheyriverted,1
I ;;JikArryktfeAd4_ .- i4-00 - fenee;:aii4l:loV - it,
thereto Watling, Ogotiy;
- tufdlifuffol*vhile'3• l oEXldOthelefort
:agbdiung spentaelei-theiekopp*Loffller.,
arms and legs - ood, to -: bleed,: to
death: - Thlis - t4ey:bitioliered:OtottOlT
- iviiittzt'.,% - ipir.fox of atflacre.Kl64ol4i;
hodiefkont ofitemvcipii - 414.filiedifient
1 ~.3Wtiltinder. ' frOm -the
fos
and' f_v
ending „Vie* hoek Priebe&r
„other adventutes: ,- •
They _otortOoli,Ster,44 - rtiesloiled - Eall
th%ron - tod..ehildreih,;.anC4ed,"4*st - ..611'
•". illq7o4pg: women-and ::girls ibnptive_. for
au on rt ieiryarepts i :Tef
ceired%tbe alai m , : : IlOpie-fibv.balAl(33e-,
Thfirsth43fe4'A,'4Pt,-%r: - ttil"t9
4 'o 'l , ;#2k'-',** 37, -" i fitit i yi.,
ibitcov*,*(44,lifyksi,' , ",but , l)elVie
. -
4aPgtitnr - adelojettriAr 4 -40.110'0,1 * - -
*
66trattelced - btelino-atia. nintilating: the
EZEiI
Bod e. Seizing the girl liy the feet they,
hagatil4 draifier aff ._" As she In stantly
Made* 'effortlii‘aajtist - h'etielf; **took
her 'and sent back with the 'others
they hailioirfurcid- only that--Might
serve their-base passions:verg saved, she
were, Shot • aC4a and ;butchered- - or
*mired. tadeath,hylnohes ,
•try_ *
a
were oat-_ : as,vellui _au:rateff:add:-Mutilated;hr-the"eavgfi
< •
laying` him on the : tabu .lii:4Pen his
mouth .with: a - stialti'alid 14 - it
milk. _ Therhiftanotherto* be eaten bY2.l‘
hog-whielfitheydroveiU,--_and shut m
the same e roOm afterward - nothing :• - bitt.
his.bOneg and:thil(pg were found: They:
tore -out the heart of another ,audi left; it
fastenen a stientuck beside him.
The extent to • they carried . these
outrages ,441 ended ition the 'lime they
'had for theit , exeCntiOn and the ;mood in
which they'happened to be._ - Pf they had
time to kill but few, of - a settlement, 'anal
-buin bin part of the houses,: they.seemed. , l
invariably upon' the traders 'and
those that ; W . -sold - them < whisker; - for
Ilionrih.tbeY were` passionately, fond ,=of.
"firemater"*they hated the men that; had
`brought it among them.'::-
I:W7:Wendell in the Treniont
TemPle est, Mon da ,^ evening, :eicliiiined
Thank:Grocl for McClellan for Caner
on- thank God - for defeat: _,>:; a man
for)'resident,* shOuld hare put doirn'
the - rebellion in_ ninety days, and left
slavery where it Aias.
- From this we judge Phillips still holds
to the opinion he:expressed-before the, is
1 stance of the emancipation proclamation;
that-the President is - not a 'Man but a
turtle. Vallandigham never. said any
thing so disrespectfil, or,. if .I:lellered,
more likely to - dishearten the people in
the proseention of the *sr. .
•
.• „ ,
qoi;D*-at#o.lt • • • .
JoIIL .„ •. ' ' -; DEZIOCR4T OFFICE.,
KEYSTONE 'HOTEL
At'lliontrosa, 'Pa.
Wm, IL.II Picrigaieton.
MTHS rieWand ceminedions Hotells shimtea capitate
-IL Avenue; nearthe Court House, and nearly'in centre
at the bnsiness . portion *Montrose. The Proprietors
confidentthat he is prepared - to entertain guest:slns way
that.cannotfall to give ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
The Hotel and Paraltare are new, and no expensehas
'been spared to - render it equal if not superior to any in
'this part of the State. It supplied withall recent
improvenignts , and coinfortia,' and obliging waiters will
always be ready to respond to the call of customers.
- The Stables connected with, this house, are Few and
convenient. - . • • .•• .•
The Proprietor respectftilly solicits. the : patronage of
his old friends, travellers, and the public generally.
tf • - , - WM HATLIIL
ABEL.i I -..r.VR0L14
. . , , .
No 7 offers tir sale ono of ill,e; l argest slid bistselectloos
G
, ~
,
~.,.
Ever - Offered:ln SusqUehatautConitty.and.probably Coto
'Prising thegreatest variety or most different articles:l)f
any Store in the Horthernpartot Pennsylvania, andffer,
haps . 'of the. entire State. An assortment keptCln
abontthlrty ditietent branches of trade.-and -the 'elec..
'dens are made from about forty of the beet liduset in 1
..HOW.Tork; and More than fifty Healers and Mannino-I
.turets out .of New ,York. . A large.proportion - of the'
Goods are Imughtdirect front the mannfactutersi - thus
Sneering genuinearticies. , 2Cruhtorderson:.entering the
Store must ;hot expect to ilnd everYthingl, in. sight; but
-nearly ererY article wantedwillbe.proinced by Inquiry..l
'Some idea of the Stock maybe fortnedhythefollOwlog - !
gencialoutihielrtentaneration Wimp recticibler. '...•
• ..Drogh \and :Medicines,'Paintsand:- Oils :- Dye. Stn . %
;Groceries:Lititora, Ilroekery,'. Glass ,
.Window Paper, Jewelry; Ware,Perfamery. Haney
IGoedii.litnelealitastruments, l3rnshes. -4 AMerican Pocket
Table,Cutlery_and Silver Plated Ware, Lamps,
Materia'As forilg,hts, Hardware. Bed Cordh,Stone Ware,.
DiyHeods, Mirrors; Window Glarus. Lithographs. _Per
niihes, 'Bird Cages, - Spectacles. Whips, and Lashes.
B' oms.Gann,Pistale, Ammunitkli, 'pobaeco; Iledi-•
cal and Statical , Instruments; Salt ; Shap;Botash. - tint
i,brellas, - PareelainTeethiin short...nearly everything.; o
restore the.sick, - to please the' tarte;to delightthe eye;
rto,..ratifttlielancy, and also to conduce to the .realand
substan MI comforts elite,' _ •
! ,- !-"Pheattention of the public .isrelpectrally invited. to'
.my stocker Goods, bought ;exclusively Or ',cash &tom,
Land Wilibe,shold on theerune grinchefor low rites;
Monttose;',laimary Ist, 1 z• - m: - ! -
"'REMOVAL: . ::
JAIIEBB .- 3 DE TT
71[AreaLoTed !tt i ztff G e tila ti fonn i ne ty j:
Tyler. : f e i x d Prd: to e d. Tarfteira' IlateZ•wheri 110 tik
readylii sell Goads tpldis old friends" and, Atelaalla*. l 4.
lararn _ :
i LOW' PRICES::
tdviayivii hand; eoi4e - la*l — g" of"
GOO
- .
• .. _
Weals •71d , a rdwar
- -Notions Sash, Oils .i
-
alswolow.
iii
:. „ ...,,,:.::_,,,,,-,-,--,-- 4 ,-,,,.1 18t
ikGiuu iti::--,=.41.:1.5,i- , : - :
„:' ---: r,•' fr .•' '— , : , --- _ !, I
T-it'AVOtire:d Sant - I.44i:in the Aciiila At
116.110 a. in., vflhe,lChiclnnittl Xxpretetiroln the weak
'coninxtintat,ScrantOtt, where it arriree - At MAO* iii.,-
with A train on the Lactitcanne and .Bloontelung, Rail-.
401[4- for - Pittston;', N.TOliglir'Valieri Kingston; and.
Vi'llkeeharre, - Mgt D'etralibliS with Abe- Delaware and
ludoulAtlrcunt at novidence .10r. Obithalit and Delaware _ and
.At Dope station:this train &lunette tly,, almnd
A tll -
k A ottitherouiridere. Delawan Ballrold for YulliihiP
`bfillß - Itisiteotv and Th4sdelPras. \ At, ~..lkireptf u aninfolv.
Junction,. where itatrives nt'.2.26p. nf,, the saute train
ennnectewith - tielnalcnithe °entail!' Road of Neer Jerky.
I . Air Elizaheth: I , lowailt,llSetitYlrßethielle/N7
I' Aijotown;,)lanch . auk; - R It ;and naniebtug„— ::
.iti
i tplusecuura of Uhl ' Arrive In etp.r, Tork at JAN -tht
1 - PhiladephinstBA, lifilarrieburg et 10, ..':::''':' -, -
1 „1. 4 1 he train tearing-I tOf (Wand or . NOW York..tit
8.00 , a. TEL, t_Lndfootof, , Alnut etregr„,., phist,- , At 6a.
10„ I g t I cr 7_,C "thereseenger. 01' Able-tna&
5 0.
let New Annals:lnn ttati&ni,'; - tandardS:
I '1141:4 ton la 4 - Piro” where- IVO,' naafi With .4
wu on theinekdir and ilioonntbajt BAllrond; And
1 with t he c Ar itu t xll Pg ! 3 - t Or 0 ! ,/1/ 7, /, r 411 4- 44
1 iltalitoltd• -% .tt'- 'lt: ',..". ... t. - -, '- -..t.- - r:';.- ,
: -This train snoop num; Bend at 60 p.'nn,lnAklttg .
a doge ,tontiectitit thetnely . tr :I' atkgolugNeetOn
ttO9ltle'lian. t als7; , '1 L '
' -.--- ...: '
- z : ..i - ,-: •?•'' :" tt,f;:' , , -:. '
t"';4424i;i:ACCAVOIOD-4. 4 ilet-':',ll4o7'''
zusiegskrtiition*Attio a:: tn;, mnft•Ong i it,c 0 2 4 14,
with the DaylLtioNsi train-went VA the.V4
alr-thictrainitleseT ve47lllyritenWV - '
we,- ite,,:the unit ~' .. ' . ItDainfleavei
i ',Gnat Belyilig.Wp,l nu 3htt of the not Turk
I -1--.. ''
3%4A4114` , ,riVilit:Nrs.
11 , 11 ,4 1117 4 1 t '., " " .”. PA-rec. - -
;,_ •;..i .:. 1. , .., ,40 - a t ti , matlßßlo,nta;:- .-:
' ~el-AoM- 1: 4 r e er ric . k et: / , l ,FO t z -4 -, `'', '1:3".
- WC:O a -W I XOM
-.:41;414./kit - titsi 41 4 0 11 tuterooto Altis Aus, :
o ,I,ltb:rattf-Prodeitestionw VOONSIG
Arliztui
CpittrA ro43E3Ceseralltgsix'ellt, — his , la _
10VrtlhAterira won happy cs e _oee o
frieptutor regard their.oloT wh
ed iek . ,we. NW execo .
tUA -Yoty bile! mantes In laj .. u , sLo i i i - _ - .15
4917 PX 1 / 2 1 -" 7- • , ul, Paik - 111:4, telt.
•
. _., ..
:.-4*,--ils.f,,,xiicii:
braieinl - fotiiaat 'triers, t.ll.antiacribei.. tvcatM Moat
; Mapeettally vat thdpttention of 101 prompt payingZer
tbanteOmd-Tradersv. - to „the above notice. Ordeta for
~11ardware'reenteed,hare, and-forwarded: (if AP'
_pioved;)oxcept - dating the-months of Aptlt,' May, Sept.
.and Oct:•.•:DAriagrtimae months he will be moat happy to
his friends andaerte theta at rarkßeivt.: N.:York.
,• •-• Reapettligly,' ' , -":M; C. TYLER:
Montroae,.Feb..lTtailS63. " • - • -
•
NEW MIL FORD ~
‘.7 . -0 - t7:o"alk-Tro
.....underainted wetdd Inform the palitinthat he ,
_ll:.tatrlea on 'the Youndryln New.74llFord Borough, near
the corners,: I . bil 4 fendhandfandy4t Continuar mann
. _
• Plows and--_Ptot,t Points ,
.. CULTIVATORS;-• •-•
•
And JOB *OAK finished on short:nottee.-: All. work ,
warranted to be gop.d paAerit4and . tlnteb:' '-.
NOW Milford Apr i l 14,16m3. - . - J. B. ,
• r , • •
IiTTI - . 1 1':33R05.45v33LM8
5E10.1 , 11-4LIW'IICIMV:, Per.,
.Wholesale & Retail Dealers in
STEEL. NAILS,
sirtniv.A, snovmtAs,
BUILDER'S HARDWARE.
VNERAI4COUN. T - lIAIL SPIKES.
RAILROAD cE MLVING SUPPLIES.
CARRIAGE SPRINGS, AXLES, SKEINS AND
BOXES, - BOLTS, NUTS and WASHERS,
PLATED BANDS, MALLEABLE
• IRONS, HUBS, SPOKES,
PELLOES, SEAT SPINDLES, BOWS, cf.e.
ANVILS, VICES, STOCKS and DIES, BELLOWS,
SAMAIRSS, SLEDGES, PILES, &c. &c.
CIRCULAR AND MILLSAWS, BELTING:PACKING,
TACKLE BLOCKS, PLASTER PARIS '
•
CEMENT, SAIR I GRINDSTONES.
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS. LEATHER. nnewis.
PAIRBANK'S SCALES. '
Salaam, March 24, 1883. ly
, I /,
NATIONAL COMMCIAL COLLEGE
B.
S. E. corner
~ 7th dc Chestnut-isle,
ri3EritiAt.±l3lll7..4 = '3lEXX4 l .l
Pa
This is nue of the' TEN -Colleges constituting the Na
tional cult, roosted New York Cit,Y
Brooklyn, Albany, Troy,--Ainifido,. Cleveland, Detroit
-Chicago, and St. Lents.
Scholarships issued , by, any one ophase Colleges are.
good for atrunliMitedtime. • - -
. . ,
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Baibraoesßook-keeping for every variety of business, in
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Spencerian systeat,r-Coznaerclal C.alcalations, Comnier
cial Late,Bnsineas correspondence, Arithmetie,Lectures.
These Institutions possess a national reputation, and
=tee 'greaterfacßities for preparaing young men for
ties of the counting house, and !witness generally,
than any other similarschools in the country.
TheThiTadelphia College,.,
sberiolt .
enl . . . . . .
' eceitly enlarged and re-furnished in .A stipe
manner, andls now the , largest and most prosperous
merclal Institution in the State. Its well knOwn
ihorotightoarse of instruction, theiong practical experi
ence athe Prinelpals,andimperioraccommodatiOns,offer
unequalledindneements to young men who wish to ac
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business-men. - .. . - .
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nigh school', sl,n, and - Counting 'Honse,r4hyant 'and .;
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decifpiir2O
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snt STRZEt PITTSBURG. PAL
. 4 TOTENI)B4) INO. .
Beingltteomorated`by • Legtilatife charter:
g the only COMBUCECIAL COLIXGE In the Uniop'
, , • • „ couslueted tiy „
- • _ • A PEAC'rICAL MIMBHANT.
• ": OVER SIX THOUSAND STUDENTS
Have been educated In the Principlei and Practice clan
the' Of - busineee ,educatiou fcom MATS eye-
SSCA/* - TUX BOOS - KIA { P* 2 ;
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Awarded Four Silver Medal'', 'oa. the : sanction bf the
.highest - Autleritiea". the country. Mao,
STEAMBOAT 1300K-KEEKNIX.
tierfeet systezaTor such „hooks . nnit ecebante.” AI-
Teo 'Du's, new s ystem: of .. ,
'After. the forme Of-the, f,'ermeilvaits, Railroad. Also
Duft7e tiew•eYetem ef
• Pittl*TE. BANK 11 , 00k-ItitithlA - 4 1, ;,
ltie only use lathe city: iftiOie eketeine et
secountoere taught 'under the, daily supertlelori• of the,
, 'Author, And. It le_ believed, to .e degree of perfeCtiWgrE-:
„or ettpued elsewhere.,
SIVELITE.PLBOr PUEIIIIIjIIIII
- ;heitait - teleese end Ornamental
tog present Penton
- .4riiitie.Sratee - ltairat
`,Perna: State Pair.at Wyoming - • -1860:
Western Penne, rat etPttteburft :.1860:
"VesternNteglittsFalrist,Wheelrag.....:,4.
,am the ohto-State-Felrot .
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ornamental Pensraknishiir.l7lthuowidatef
1 44 5 ,1 3 / WM» 'DuFF. fibutbstiog , sat the viemento:
AA', the l'.o l33 itilv Art , '- 10, :Most dOluNektliustritotor ,
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10/1 1 [1([ ?Rita
PEACE APPROACKING.
Large Lines of plums Aoluluerel- and
Reduced -
3ESIETNLIXI II A IIIIIIII
• .NEW
receiving; for i3pringimiplieis;
:CHOIO4 '7
DRY GQ664GROKRIPAII - - -- -;
CROCKERY, 11 - AltriWAßA' ' _
STOYES; IRON, STEEL,::;NAILS,
• -;PAINTS,
• LINSEED. OILS; -
• REXZOLE, -
•, CARPETINGS;
~ ' ,.FLOOR•ort.c.T.,fyrns,
WALL Papet, - Window SHADES, •
HATS and CA.PS, Itoors and SHOES,
CLOCKS;
raininum ae mud, fall varieties of the.mostipopular
- atyleaof
LADLES'DRESS GOODS;
SHAWLS; -- •
BONNETS,,RIBONS;FLONVERS,
; ' &C., &C. &C .,
which ho will soil .on; the most, favorable tern* for,
•
CASH, PR:OMICE;
MOM' TIMP,BUtERS.-
notir &S. t, constantly on :land
. • . :,.66.00,*:' - 00.14** - 1,.:,-:::
CLASSID4:-.I6:NORIVIAL
~30Z0.01~
~
S. S::HARTWELL, : B.4 Principal,
, ASSISTED:BY ,
arperience r f . d Competent Inststimt9rs.
The Winter Term commences on Mon
day, March 2nd, 1863.
TUITION PER TERN OF, 11 WENS.
..
Englleh, from - t ' . 12 to 800,
Latin, Greek and German, each' 4 00
French , • - 1 .. 8 00,
-
English, with one langtmge - .7 50
—NObill for thenbove istudiea shall exceed 9'oo
3tueic on the Plano ' t 8 00
Use,:of Instrument ' - . " ' 2110
_-- • .
No deduction for absence except in cases of protracted
illness', or by speciaragreement. ~
Board can be obtained from $2.00 to $2,80 per week.
Pupils wishing 'to :board themselves can End good
rooms at moderate charge*. Forfurther particulars ad 7.
dress the Principal, atMontrose. Pa,
' WM. JESStP, Pres't.
, .
C. F. READ, Sec'ry.
Fcb. , l7; 1862. _ 81
ERIE r jtAI.LWAY..
CRANGE of hotirs, commencing Monday, Apr. Kith,
1553. Trains willleave Great Bend, Pa., atabont the
following hours, viz:
..
WESTWARD BOUND. • EASTW ARD, BOUND.
1
1. Buffalo Express,t 18 p.m _2, N.Y: Express 1t.58.p.M.
g, Night Express, 1:07 a.m , '4, Night Exprce . 2:14 Cm
Mali, at, ' 6:58 p.m ; 41, Steamboat ':l' B:2Bplin
17,.Mray Freight, 1:!•.50 p.m p, . . '.. I '0:51 p.m
21, Accomodation, 9:58 a.m 10,- ', • ' -6,. a.m
20, WO Freight, 0:10 n.m
sy. No. 16 runiSindays,but
8 of. Saturdays runs thro'
o Dunkirk.
A'S MINOT, Gen. Supt.
Nos.. 3, 4 studB eon -every
does not run Disindays,.
to Buffalo, but/does not run
t
C
LIIBRICATINP
F OR All kinds erhiachinery, for sale by
ABEL' TURRELL
. NEW_ -.GOODS!
A. general assortment of , GO9DB, arriving at LAS
GR ASS SEEDS.
LARGE it. MEN=
& TWINY SEED
FOR Szu.kper
xx. xrurt*Limur.
New Milford. Mara 17, 1863. ' 4w*
LicKAwoN4:,.&,BLQQM...BURO
• •
3EL-eLXX.M.0.424. 1 : 1-
. _
. •
1 - iiN a n d , after April - 20, 1868, Passenger Mina will
'IJ fOnOWS :
- MOVTNG SOUTH.
• -
. Passenger. Accom. •
Leave Scranton, at 520 a. tn. 11.00 a: tn.
• - Kingston, at 6:40. Arrive .12.80 p.m.
" Rupert. at 8.55 • . •
, Danville, at • 9.21 a. m. •
Arrive at Northumberland . , 9.55
MOVING NORTH. • '
Leave Northumberland 4.813• V.
• "Dan Ville, : 5.10
" Rupert, ,5.45 . , ,
" Kingston, • • 8.05 i . -: 1.45 . p. m.
Arrive at Sematm, . 9.10 p. p,m.
A passenger train also laves Kingston at 8.90
Scranton to connect with train for - New'YOrk. Return
ing:leaves Scranton on arrival of train-from New Tork,•
Passengers taking traitr - Sinath !rain , Seranton ,
a. so., via. Northumberland, reach Hartisbarg-12.80 p.m:••
Balthriore B,B6p,M.,'Washiogt m s 10'p.' m.. Rnpert
• they butch Philadelpida at 7.00 Ton'. •
• • " - • '• GEO. B.; TAINT
, Kitlgston,April
. . ... . .. , _ . . . _,
lEiLerczossert.e. - --._ . -
_
Tl7Best litaintet; constantly on band; and tit isslor
prlce as it can be obtaine4 of any Dealer in town.
Err nemember" ' • • '- 4 rnrrell'eDrug!tor4: '
, - ,
'tie New Comineidid : BiAldiAgi,exe 1,00 0 4
.4
oniofite.thtc.COlittlionge• ot
_ _ Court and'Olitinarvi Streetei
,11111Ciollegro ; zgt:lTay ,cc4tectgitvrlth , )in othOr
.entiro_Ofte4ty , are
, The deeliToPtlitti,ltiiiiiitaitnisid .
:azi op:triunity:Or acquiring ; .?Iyrt:Defrti;.:l 3 rficlted
s. iiissneA.l,ldueation; - . • - - e
Ourzwkaltl4 Forms are c,arentilk — aiisned by Vitaitf,
taliiceotuitanw.expresAy.for , thili In.to.lticnr, and . It'd:
:iWrea PittnF,g* . /0 1 4 1 . 11 . t t,?.;Qt a l ) /Pclli / P S FY
:Practice ,
• • -•
This come - embra ce s liockkaleiping itidtApart4'
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correspondence,• *11:1111.010111 141 7 : rOlitidallkononlY•
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counterfeited andtuterii-alAnkuotes;
"/Thitlipenceriasiii)iopetn_o_ tpenutimihiplalliughilit Or.
Its vOiettda,lfthe Inuit AUlfolitmisters. alba arti
The Ilcial*Keeptng: department it
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-llzriesce.coinobito . tbectourseqcogrt 6to 1h wedoWlifif*'
tan,wrautiemjuipteluatesittprOlytee:sitatativitit.
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impOtAilti)sp,,yrAft*:
; lited4Cotieentiiod!cfko)pottft4„] - :!.;:
A. ; , ,c:..
poittive atid=dxieeifte Remedy for dteealtca of the *
iikadii4cidne3ii;:,'Priave!;'o4.o#rivO,
rower
exattetttheabsorbenti Into healthy'aetlon,,,pylvrblett,fho,
'watery or, catcerona ,depoattions, apd allonnatatal_en-.
largenteatatio redueed,,4s:well as. pain dad lofittactatton
and le goodfor men, women oeetdtdrett. J.-
HELMOOLirk - EXTRACr; BlitHt
';
At sing front Execieeiltabits':„of Diosipiv
• 'tioni:Entliladieetetinw
4ttetided with the folloning
Indiepoaitiou io'Exertion, • : Lcisi'orPower; - : • -
Lose of Memory, . "•- Dlfflenit,Tof Mmatiting,
Weak-Nerves,. _ , , Trembling, : ' I , •
Horror of Di settee, ;Wakefohlesitr, L.<
Dimnead of Vi81013,.', Pain in the. Back.
Unlitreat lassitude of the "Flushing of the BOO,' • ,
Muscular System,' Eruptious,on'the,Facei A
Hot Hands, ,". , Pallid CountetMace,
Dryness cif the Skin.•
' •," -." n ' , '
„
Theie symptcits, it alloWed to o on, which this med 4
!clue invariably removes, soon fo llow ; - ”
IMPOTENCY, vterurri.,,nnizarie PITS, "
,
111Ano of which the patient MO expire: `.Who can say.
that they are not frequently followed--by those "direful
dideaies," • • • • -..
taiinjty. and Conathiption.S.
.-Maity are aware ofthe„cause :of their eiffering. 'Ma
rione will confeals.. The records of the insane asylunie
and'the melanchollr, deaths by consumptiort,' , ltear am T
pie witness to the truth of the asaertion.
The Constitution once ,•nffected: with or- -
, - • • ganys weakness, •
liequi eels the aid (if medicine tti strengthen and invigor
ate the system. •which ITELMBOLD`S...EXTRACT
CNC invariably does.. A. trial will cenyince the Most
skeptical.
Femal.es,Temales, males,
Old or young, married; or.oOnteol-
..platiog'marriago; ,- .
In many affections peculiar to Females theßxtract
chn is unequalled'by any other reuicdy, as 7n ChlorOSIS
or Retention, Irregularity, ,Pairifulu4ss, or _Suppression
of the CnstomarflEvagnatioits, Ulcerated-or nchirrons
state of the 'Uterus, Leuchorrhett'or Whites, fterility, ,
and for all complaints incident to the sex,- whether aris—
ing from Indiscretion. Habits of Dissipation ; o r In the
Take no - Malaam, Mercury, or unpleitaaut: tae!liCine for
itni*asant'suid - Ilangerouidieemea..;
,HELMBOLD'V-,EXTRACT::-:BUCHIt
MMIME
DECLINE 011 CELiNGIC OF LIFE.
eis eirirpriins`AsoTE:
NO FAMILY SiIi)ULD'BE Wit EOM
CURES SECAET.DIPSES , :.'
In ill their stage's ;' at little expenaa.; iittle br noChange
In diet, ~ no Inconvenience
- AND NOLEXPOSVIZE.
U causes frequent deaire; and gives strength to Urin
ate, thereby removing" obstructions preventi n g - and en!
ring Strictures of the Urethm allaying pain,and inflarnt
mutton, so frequent in - tbis class .of Sloe:uses; aiitieitiell
ing Poisonous, diseased, and worn-out tnatter.l. ;
Thousands opou'phousands ,
WHO IL&VE, BEEN Nzgrir OF
4:4011749:C/13Ctili '
And who have paid HEAVY rXES to be Mired in a ihott:
time have found they were deceived. and that the" Poi
son.' has. by the nee of" Powerful ,Aotringente." been
dried *up in the eyetetn, to break out agprisied
form, and PRRITAIS AIIt4MMATIRIA(it..
SSE_:
HELmoolor 4 C - ExTe.4o' , .;BucHO
For Mt elf ectione and,lll~ll .-. , -
The - Urinary -
WhettietextetingltilitALEOP. FlllitHLE.froni *loiterer
cause originatingonkno matter
OF HOW LONG SteiDING:
Diseases of these, Organs require' the aid of t Moretti.
lIELMBOLD'S EXTRVOTABUCHII
- IS THE GRE,AT DIURETIC;
And it is certain to have • the desired effect In all Did%
eases, for which it. %recommended. ,
iLOODI BLOOD! _lll 4 OO
Heitabokri Highly, Concentrated ComPoßld -
Fluid . - Extract - . SaisapanUiv:,
eirselpisrxrd.tio•-:
•Thisis an affection of the Blood; and attaeke the Sex= •
'.ual organs, Linings of the Dose, gars;T hreat, Witd
t
i
Dipe,and other Mucus Surfaces, making its appearane
in the form of LTicers, , Uclmbold'e Extract Sarsapard
la purifies the Blood• and removesail Scaly 'Eraor yth of
the Skin giving-to the Complexion a Clear ; ande_a
color, It belugnreparedexpreselY Wilde class °f °Pm: -
plaints'„itaßlooc-Purifying Propertiee itra preserved p
i t:
agreater extent than any other'prepara ton c
• ' • . ," -
elm B Edge
An excellent LotionfoiDs of a Syphilitic .Nature
Diseases
mitts an injection in Diseases of ,th a lirotary • Organs ,
arising from habits of distation,„ used in „
connection
. with the• Extracts Botha and Sarsaparilla, in., such dls
eases as recommended . - ' • •
Evidence of the mostrfsponsimeatadretlaote character
willaccompapy the medicines, _
' - • .• CERTIFICATES . 01r; - t
From eight - to twenty - •gears - . stars g,- n with namesknown to'science and fame. - „ _ •
For Medical ProFertlei' olB PCPAid!Dl 2 pe!l e atA r l or tiie United .
See PrigessorDEwEeir , valtilbie'werh Ott tha:Prat-.
tic s e ee a raaa rilY :b ic;. init '-i' df; ' ii7 l3 /ti r ib" -' alita*Pr: PAY_
of v 141114141113. ;, • mo u rn .'
See remarks made by Dr.ll.
, celebrated Fhypician;antittember of the, Hoist, :College
of thust, fteland, and-publisheditt the ',Trausact,lanti
at the and.queep's Journal, . •
Dee Id co-Cirumleal Review, piblished by Betlanitn :
'Triveriti Tenor he Royal Celine of flaTeontk— • ,
See most of thelatoStandard , worka'art , M 4 nlicine: l
Etritaur TIMM" ( "Za 23 ::" I ' F ' , - 1314 e r r
flazaarkinuAo 00 s . • 1F 00
54 ,
Tarot's:l:oEoo Yi r asi4- 60 `-' • ' be
Or half a'crozettof enn fOr'. l2 on. which ,
deiitt Waite th op.pc-chistiliaielijr.lti it P r e e l l ”.- 0 ! •
FirDe f ieriti6 symptomi mallcongnatintciUene . M
guaranteed. Advice • ',,
.111E'FIPAVM
AM an' or the city .
enn
•::IPcwionallY cry ,r,ri e b u b t do, who, hoick . dOIT alualr I
A CI 'nom contain na narOdEK,Tio. PAC X,
yprys - Pr drum ,: b ut .amtnirsirvogetaboli,
Dt-i)-4 k Pt i H.
Sworn
d baron) iad l thiesad ror-N0!..,
%vim !mum..
38444. j r ,'"24111 - th•atteet s . abOve' /Cliae!' \. /14 1 ,.411 , t
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d iti +V r- re n - ititro l sja hied . 4:r
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17, 531i4.4-inirligiot.,,r7irm-fii;itiiiiii,
-iglEYOßlEWolll4l r?it'issrlt;,
s ent 4 intliteidvirth liiit'ent, #!? 'lrth 5Z1t14111363--47.
Impooltl9A and exposure.
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•-• 4 1YODGFDS,--.PILEB,; . • •
• • - - - - - .
.AND ALL -
`irrtEcltlTiir 44TD XE#V967 , 3 11180 DA. ,
all .otwhich it le sieediraiid certalitreinedY, and
:never - This,Linsment td preparec from the recipe
of DriStephen Swe_et4-of Connecticut 4; thintal
e fas bone
and himbeen'maed In his practice for e morothau
years with the moist aatosilshingsticcesc , . - •
IMILigIirIATOR - OF piuri'm lirellivanedl:l
any.prepamtion . ,beforo the public,' of- - whit's, the most
:skeptical mityle:cMtviVed by a slpglelrial.
F Thia Liniment ,will cutornpldlranffradicaltk, mi en .
inidianhordeis Of eyeryltinkandin thotisands of es .
fed where ktluts been neAd it tuts never_ heen •known-tir
immediate fondle.
every ease;. howeler.distressinp • •
CIL willtdlleve the worst, cai3es of -EXADACIIII in three
minutes and is warranted to do
- _TOOTHACHE alsolt < ,
• TOR_ERVOIIS (DEBILITY AND :GENERAte
AsEntwp; arising fromAmprndence or ClCeSS,'.thls
Liniment te a most tuippy_euid unfailing remidy. Acting
direcgrapon the - nervous tissues; it :strengthens and
revivDies the System,- And restores it to - elasticity And
YiVr-^ • • • ; ,
---IPOt t PILES.- , -As an external remedy. we Chlita that it
fa the out known, add We ; challejage the world to prodn co
an ecfnak Every victim-of this :distressing- complaint_
_Should give It a trial, for if will not fall to afford homed].
stele/let 6 4/ 111- o.fliPtitY:.fif antes will effect a radical
QIT/NHYI3ORX'-'lll3OAt are sometimes er.
tremelynatignot land 4a,erous,:but a timely applies.
ofthisixeverfall to'cure. ::
SPRAINS ere soniettineivery obotinate, and enlarge
,mtent of thejoluti fellable- to occur if-neglected: The
worst case'llmy be conquered hythls liniment-In two or
BRUISES, Crra. r :Votrfins;'SOßES; rims,
`I3IIItNEI AND. SCALDS: . yield readily to the: wonderful
healing proPertiei - of .ISFALLIBLP.
LiNntieslT,'When nee:ff aCCOrillng qii` 41re:titans: Also,
BITES ANA'ST/Igll3. • -
Tr.if.tephen Sweet or Con'eticut,
tb Oreat Igatuirtißanio'Oettei..;
Stephen- - -.SUreet..:Connecticut ,
=. -is known nil oVer the United - Otateir. •
Stepheii,. Sweet, - . - of Connecticut
in aitthoi of " . Dr: Sroreet`e
' Dr. .Sweet'S
. ,
•Enree liltiOnativma And gvirct .
D 3*6iet's , Infall ble I LirtiitiOnt
Ina certain remedy tot; lieytrOala. . • . • •.;
D Liniment
cur"
r§ weet'a infallible- Liniment
. f9e,apia*sfanortatiloes..
Dt.,Sweetes Infallible' Liniment
OTZI
to faU.
Dr.. Sweet's: Infalliblelmiment
Affords; Immediate relief for Piles; and seldom fails
to cure.
DR. InfOlible LINIMENT
. Cares toothache inime minute.
PR. SWEET'S jnfallible,LlNlMENT
Corea 9laNioands Immediately.and lea4s no scar.
DR. SW T'S .Infallible LINIMENT
Is the besktemmly for soresln giel4paitenicorld.
.LINISIENT
- Hak4)ein ased.byillOrCttatirainillidapitipld, arid all
Pxatee it,'
SWEET'S 10fd11161, - r,t4Llttrr
Takiatatenuillteitic”olfc;chi4era, oidrbua and cholera
LifailitkieStirjaitiCt
ta truly& `friend fri neid,", and abould
itave it at fiend,.
j3R; SWEET'S' Infallible LINIMENT.
Ie fur salesale;by.all liraggiata. Zand's!) . cents.
=MEM
Aillnendanlireed:, , Try , 4;, - 2
'Dr..,Swebt's: Infallible , . Lin meat
As an extents! retnedy.lawithout ;a rival,: And wiltalle
-lintel:lain more speedily than any other preparation.' For
:all Rheumatic and Nervous DlSorders lt js truly infallible
'and as a - curative for sores, wounds,aprains,llruisas,
its soothing, healing and powerful strengthening :
. :prop.
erties, excite the .jast; - wonder 'and astonishment ,of al 1
Who have ever given It 'cO,lfer o4e,thd,u, l lod (lertit•
, eatea of remarkable ettrett;perfpruleall i tt-W4am the last
'two yew; attest the` Onto. •
- to HORSE OWNERS ` !''
Horses
is unrivalled by any, and all eases of laulmiesa.ariiiing
'from sprains - , bruises, or wrenching; its, effect's magical
and cartalri. -'Harnessirr saddle gallsi scratches, mune.
. also,,turo speodlly,.• • Itingbono _and
,aparin
may eastrY be.prevented. endeared in theirincipleut sui
ges. but *manned, casespar ebeyond the•posaibility of a
iedicalcurs. .110,00 .of the. kind, however, is JO despe,
' rate or hopeless but it may be alleviated by this liniment
lauditsfalthful appUcatlon.ttill always remove, ties lame
:uese and the horses tti . travel:,iv"th - tornparatire
Mtge:- g:Wneri
elionidharethiereutedy.,
etiend; ?Or °Ty:foieat Os
fltat appearance flimflams willefetoally prevent those
formidable dlipases,4o which • all. horses.. are liable, and
which render eo many otherwise valuable horses mart).
w. 9. 0 140 1 8; • •
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thoulaitO turvo - faundit trgli '
To ~-.
to okiOui linooptitoioblitii - itut siittireiiii 'Agnes ,
. ..ounr.,stepheli sweet esert-laboT,And Olio' t` Steptica
; Sar.Oot'o loft/111W I.lriim,enr , t olovro Wee glass of eack
, tiottleowithootottcluiorto are,gopubliu ',-'''', - ' ' -
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'Plaid WO totistb9 for •Publifttian•leraPe it , w ilr be
ouftlaent tosay, that neatly coot*: n brliny market'
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