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GREAT
, JYLR REZ(IXATISK. NEVIZALO
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GOUT, STIFF NECK eI.ND
SPIMINS.
WOUNDS, PILES: 1-7,-,."-,-i•Z?-ii;,';`„- •
HEADACHE" 2 , •
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• NIETI3L4ric Aa-Darsvocsivaoions
For Otrif which it is a.speed,y and certainiereedy, and
laver Sala.This Linament preparee from Memel p
„or Dr. Staen Sweet , of Connecticatt, the famous bow ,
'Amtter. an has been used in hispractice for more than 20
ilistrs with-the moat astonishing success. " f
AS ADVALLEVI,VIOR OP PAIN, It is trarivalledby
any preparation . before the public, of which the most
41keptical may be convinced by a single trial.
‘,T ,bis Liniment will cure rapidly and radically:Shen
' MUG Disinters of every kind, and in thousand° otte
r'',•sat item it has' been need it has never been knOr4 *ck
bm.
raR NEIIIIAGIA it will atrotd,
`waif
U. however distressing.
. :It vral rellave the wprst eases or moitit tee`
antirates and is warrdtted to do it
'. ME 030 it will cure tataitly;,- - :' , ,?--,...' 1 .,' ,. .
ILNERVOUIII. DEBLLUY ANDAIEMIto.
rd.
ESSir u DE, arising from imprudence or, exceearkale
tniment is a moat happy and unfailing retagdy.,;4oting.
dirocty upon the nervous tissues, it Streag aid
rivivi es the system, and restores itio-elasticity ttiitt
.-;
41 . 5 4Y 0 r 1t PILES .— \ s an external remedy, woulains iilaili
is the deaf known, and we challenge the world to pkadace
Art etual.. Every victim of this dist reektigetroughtiti:
uhotild give it a trial, for it will not fail to MO burned'.
ite relief, and in a majtrity of - cisea will etri*th radio
• (KUNST MID SORE THROAT are emeniittet eV.
'Mutely malignant and dangerous, but a timely applimer;
:lion of Lida liniment will never rail to care.
n
SPR Al are sometimes very obstinate, and enlarge ,
lent of the Joints is liable to occur if neglected. The'
worst case may bo conquered by this liniment in two or:
hree days..
satrzszs, CUTS, WOUNDS, 'BORES, ULCERS; '
,DORNS AND SCALDS, yield readily to the veonderftil
healing properties of DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE
LINIMENT, when used according to directions. Also,
cau,sLAnze, FROSTED MET, AND INSECT
• S AND STINGS.
Stephen Sweeter Con'etient,
the Great Natural Bone &Ater.
Stephen Sw,e_e_t_of ConneaUent,
is knows all over the tufted States.
Stephen Sweet of Connecticut;
Ia the author or Dr: Sweet's Infallible Liniment."
Dr, Sweet's Infallible Liniment
Cara Rheumatism and never fails.
DI. Sweet's- Infallible Liniment
Is a certain remedy for Neuralgia.
Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment
Cares Dams and sealda immediately. •
Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment
;'L the best known remedy for sprains and braises.
Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment
te cares nevloole immediately and was never knomn
sta.
Dr. Sweet's Infallible_Lirfl ., ent
ABords immediate relief for Piles, and seldom:dans
- to axe.
DR. SWEET'S InfaMble LINIMENT
' Cares toothache In one minute.
DR. SWEET'S Infallible LINIMENT
Cures cuts wounds immediately and leaves no sear
„DR- ~S'WEET'S Infallible LINIMENT
re the best remedy for eons in the known world
DR. SWEET'S Infallible LINIMENT
pra isHas been used by more than a million people, and all
'e it.
DR. SWEET'S Infallible LINDIEMT
Takom: ;uterrially cures colic, cholera mortars and cholera
DR. SWEET'S Infallible LINIMENT •
It truly a "friend in need," and every family should
tOe It at hand.
DR. SWEET'S Infallible LINIMENT
Is for male by-,all Druigiete. Price 5 =l5O cents
- ,A Friend in Need. Try it. •
Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment,
As an external remedy, ie without a rival, and will alle
viate pain more spee4fily than any other preparation. For
an attenntaticand Nervous Disorderslt Is truly infallible
and as a curative foreores, wounds, sprains, bruises, &a.
-its soothing, healing and powerful strengthening prop:
grin, excite the just wonder and astonishmenriofall
who hare ever given it a trial. Over one thousand certif.
eater of remarkable enres.performed by it within the last
two years, attest tug fact.
TO HORSE OWNERS !
Dr. Sweet's Infoßible Liniment for Horses
ts unrivalled by any, and in all awes of lameness arising
froth sprains, bruises, or wrenching, its effect is magical
and certain. limners or saddle galls. scratches. mange,
etc.. it will also care speedily. Ilingbone and spavin
may easily be prevented and cared in their incipientsta
gels., bat untirmedeases are beyond the possibility of a
%died dme. o case of the kind, however, is an despe.
ratoorbopelessbut it may be alleviated by this liniment
ate itaisithful application will always emove. the lame.
nese and enable the homes to travel with comparative
cue.
Every Horse Owner
sitionid have this remedy at hand. for itstlmelynse at the
first appearance of lameness will etre-gaily prevent those
formidable diseases, to which all horses are liable, and
which render so many otherwise valuable horses nearly
worthies*.
DE. SWEET'S
INFALIBLE LINIMENT
'SOLDIER'S FRIEND ;
dad thousands have found it truly
A FRIEND IN NEED
C TAOS 'I
To avoid imposition. observe the Signature and Likeneisi
of Dr. Stephen Sweet on every label, and also ".Stepb.cn
Sweet's Infallible LinimeoM blown in the 'eats °reach
bottle, without which none are genuine.
ELCHANDSON 4t, CO.. sole proprietors.Norwieh. Ct.
MORGAN &ALLEN. General agents.
dee, pot ley 43 Cliestreat, New York.
ElrSold by dealers everywhere.
IVIA.NIIOOD,
• •
BOW LOST; NO* . RESTORED.-
Am: Published, is a Sealed Envelop; ,PiiceEiz.Cents.
LECTURE on Nature, Treatment and Bridled
=rent' Spertnatorrinea or seminal weakness, sexual
nerrousness, andinvoluntary emiesiuns, Inclu
ding impotency, coneumptiouL and mental andplaysleal
drb y,
•-- ~ • BY KOOS 'J . • 'Culierivells is. D.
_ /h e important fiteitnat.the awful cons-. nenees aria
abase may be effeetnelty removed withentinternal med- .1
ipineiCer the dencenate application, of canaries . Wink '
meats, mediclited hoagies: and.other empirical tievicen.
Wietirelearly demonstrated, and the entirety n ew an d
higialrerameestal treatment as. adopted by the celeb ra t e d
atither. rally explained. by means or.whielt every one is
ename6l o me inhnselfpitiettlYAndat the least portable
Mast ft Sberebysicoldingstittheadvectlael etthe,
itity. , Thti lactate w4 l , Prove 4 k i6 l ll 1 4 '4 ll u sa ticit 11114
Lambe ieitlitys plain..envelO^L t9„2l.ny Adams,
4 61.4
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3fog ti l l tows7.l‘ '... Polit0:0 04444 1 6. '' - 'queue Amos" EOM , .at
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-EL- ANTRONVI • -
' 3 •Hzhottikritithia at erifaS '
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It.
, eit azo •
20aPria W i lizertOssllis. '
~.ATlRVatilogne nowembraceetonaiderably over Four
i.W-ThbiOntrld different subjects, (to which ,addltions
ate being continually made,) , of Portraits of Eminent
Americans, etc; viz: . .
,17110or-Oaterals-190 Brigadier•Ginterals.....239'
onelll-84 iffelltetnit-tolonels-40Totheroftleers--60Na.
- bMcerg Statesmen-107.14vities.-116- Authors
-at Artists-412 Stage-40 Prominent Women-147.Pr0m.
thent'fforelgri Portrait.-4,500 'Copies of 'Work" of :Art,
including reproductions of tbezost celebrated pi:grav
ing., paintings, Statues, an. patabagneesent.on receipt
•of stamp. ..an otdrr for. Ono Dozetr.Pictures froin'our
Catalogue will be filled act receipt of $1,60, and eta by
mail. NUM. ,
Photographic 'Alberni.
or these We menhir:tare a great :rusts, Mg* in
pricw from 60 cents to $5O wilt
Oar Albums have the reputation of being superior in
beauty anddatabliiry toany others: . The stifalleritinds
can be sent safely by mall at a!postsgo of six cents per
on: The more expensive can be Scab" express.
We also keepii Urge assortment of
STERESCOPES'& STERESCOPIC VIEWS.
Our Catalogue of these will bo sent Many address on
ioceiptof stamp.
- E. aIL r. ANTHONY,
Manufacturers of PbotographicMaterials.
• • 1 ; • ' -..rr ""; 601 : roadway . New York. '
endOrprominent relatives of military men will
tottferarivor by sending as their likenesses to eopY.-
Tkleywill bekept'eareinlly and , returned uninjured.
;WM Albumin:lade to Order for Congregations to pro.
I - tatalttittelt - Pastor. or for other purposes, with suite..
'blot . - attiptiotia, &a. fAtig:V3, 1663. 6m
, :', 3- Aii"..!::'Y 't !Ir. peculiar taint Or infiso.
f• - •:' 4 •••._ ''-''''•',.': , :';"• - •:' : i ',. :' t itm which we call Senor
."?'":•;•".:'•"-t 5. 4 -'-''r;'; .- E - •.- • - VI /1. in the constitn
,•''' •--;.-- ' 1 ,;'.:1,-.. it; • • • • lurks 1 • d , ~..- ,
•••:•,,,;-:,. . f .' , ..:,,..1.,,., ..' _ tions . oL mu titit Ls o. ant.p.
:..... : ',q . : , , lt either produces or is
'.."--.•."".. ''. t .c . .,,,t ' - • prodfiectl by an Cnfeet.letl,
)
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m yt i t l i e nt re e i t i l i s t u h i a T
ti o u f id th b e ec h o h ni sod es ,
::" . .. 0 ... A ,.... : _.... : _„...„ -t...-0.-.'-- incompetent. to sustain the
•• • ~...--.•...'0a.,-,
N. Ll.:;=, vital forces in their vusorons
I lt
;7= ..rAi,„, •
.. t ., M: ',74 . / ~ •
~ ,, ! , ,I M, acti o n. Find leavex the aye
', 7
.Ws l / 4 ' - f lintirAtein :, to -fall into disorder
"i'pay."...70.5. „ •
,e, and decay. The at rolulons
7 :.. , 1÷.4. • ♦ V ..,"' contamination is variously
...... -., ...,,,,,,.42. - caused by mercurial dis
'. -- ‘ , ...:-......, -. "....7- a ises, low living, disordered
digestion from nuhealthy food, impure air, filth' and
filthy habits, the depressing vices. and, above all,
hy,tho venereal infection. Whatever be its origin,
it is hereditary in the constitution. descending , "from
parents to children unto the - third and faun!! gen.
motion ; " indeed; it seems to be the rod of Him
who says, "I will. visit ,the iniquities of the fathers
upon their children." The diseases which it orig
inates take various names, according to the ()mans
it attacks. In the lungs,' Scrofula produces tiler
alas, and finally Consumption ; in the glands,'swell
ings whichsuppurate and become ulcerous sores ;
in the stomach and. bowels, derangements which
nroduce indigestion, dyspepsia, and liver complaints;
on • the skin, eruptive and cutaneous affections.
These all having the same origin, require the same
remedy, vii., purification and invigoration of the
‘docia. Purify the blood, and these dangerous dis
einners leave you. With feeble, foul, or corrupted
.Moroi. you cannot have health ; with that " life of
:he flesh " healthy, you cannot have scrofulous
.lie.
Ayar'a Sarsaparilla
to compounded from the• most effectual antidotes
that mcdical'scienre has discovered for this afflict
ing distemper, and for the cure of the disorders it
.ntruils. That it is far superior to any other rem
edy yet clevixed. is known by all who have given
it a trill. That it does combine virtues truly ex
traorditteiri in their effect upon this class of com
plaints, is indisputably proven by the great multi
tude of publicly known and retr.arkahle cures it
has made of mho following disca.s&t: King's Evil
or Glandular Swellings ' moors,, Irruptions,,
Pimples, Blotches and Sores, Bryapelas,
Rose Or St. Anthony's lire. Salt Rheum,
Scald Be ad, Coughs from tuberculous depos
its in the lungs. White Swellings, Debility,
Dropsy, Netraigio. Dyspesa or Indigestion.
and Syphilitic Infections. Mercurial
Diseases, Female Weaknesses, and, indeed, the
whole series bf complaint; that arise from impurity
of the blood. Minato reports of indiiidnal cites
may be found in ATEIVS AMERICAN AIXANAC,
which is furnished to the druggists for gratuitous
distribution, Wherein mw he learned the directions
for its use, and some of remarkable cures which
it has made when all other remedies bad failed to
afford relief. Those cases are purposely taken from
all sections of the country, in order that every reader
mar have arleess to omo one who can speak to hint
of its benefits from personal experience. Scrofula
depresses the vital energies, end thus leaves its vic
tims far more subject to disease and its fatal results
than are healthy constitutions. Hence it tends to
shorten, and does ovently shorten, the average dura
tion of human life. The vast importance of these
considerations has led us to spend years in perfect
ing a remedy which is adequate to its cave. This
we now offer to the public under the name of
Atxa's, SAESAPARILLA, although it is composed
of ingredients, some of which mcceed the best of
Sarsaparilla in . alterarice power. By its aid you
mar protect yourself front the suffering and danger
of thew disorders. Purge out the foul corruptions
that rot and fester in the blood ; pnrge out the
causes of disease, and rigorous health will follow.
By its peculiar virtues this remedy stimulates the
vital functions, and thni expels the distempers
which lurk within use syStem or burst out on any
part of it
% know the public have been deceived by many
compounds of Sarsaparilla, that promised much
and did nothing ; but they will neither be deceived
nor disappointed in this. Its virtues have been
provent•by abundant trial, and There remains no
question of its surpassing excellence for the cure
of the afflicting diseases it is intended to reach.
Although under the same name, it is a very dif.
ferent medicine from any other which has been
before the people, and is far more effectual than
any other which has ever been availahle to them.
MERRY PECTORAL;
The World's Great Rentedyfor Coughs,
Colds, incipient Conatunption, and
•
for the relief of Consumptive
Patients in advanced sta
ges of the disease.
This has been so long used and so universally
known, that vre -need do no more than entire the
public that its quality is kept up io the best it ever
has been, and that it may be relied on to do all it
has ever done.
Yrakvatr-d by • . Dn. J. C. Asa &
Pn2ctical and Apalstical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by nll druggists evevywhere r and by
A. TURRELL, Montrose '
Od by one trader in every town in the
cOnnty. ' naayl9 ewly
BOUNTY
'
PENSIOXS,:_ •
And'. Back. Pay.
ritaGE , underitigned LICENBED aces? DYTtiZtA:
awn, will give prompt attention to all
, ted Yo his care. lioeluirge tinletainteeesettil:
.11 4 02 trelet 4:ll.Xecoutris.
iall'lzois erLer., ;
. - • • • .
MEW nu Beat fn rket. conatanUy ontuuld, andat aalow
a prima's:tit:tale obtained clan, Mailer In town.' 7'
rtralnexayer. - -
- vriaz AND' 747ND,ONSt PAPZIC
•,`'_' 21.Rta.41.,„
1NM.11.-COOPER4,
AGt."rts
-
'Thonipson'e "Black Star! Line .of
-.Liverpool Packets
VERSONS wishing, to send for;their Meta In the old
t e r o lgt t g; 2g 6 P ez urego p3,0,5.1,,0 tickets ?y tho above
Also, Drafts on Ireland for onto In sums (emit.
WU. 11. COOPER C 0,,, Bankers
Montrose, July 17, 1868. tf •
,moiym... ararat
.. II
. riAntzt „„s. 0.8, 4 .3.20.,,,, _.
ld sato
Montrose y ,
May 18,1663. ABEL 111
raiNoir PUBS. FLNOY
children, that w q ili l bo worn during cy
ti
Being the direct importer of all in
.ard having them all manufactured at
vision, enables mato offer my castol
a mach hr ndsomer net of Fors for Ihf
"Ladies please giro me n call before.
remember the nnmc. number and et
sepl7 5m w 5 JO)
No. ZS ARCH Sty
T i E .GREAT
Pea Closi:nroastitvys,
51 Vesey street, Kew York,
Since ita organizaticn, hae created a new Crab the his
tory of
WHOLESALING TEAS IN THIS COUNTRY.
They have introduced their eelect on of T.E.,"end are
eating them at not over
TWO CENTS PER LB. ABOVE LOST,
A NOTHER peculiarity of the Company is, that their
Jo& Tea-Taster not only devoteshis limo to tto selec
tion of their Teas as to quality, value. and peculiar lo
calities of country, but he helps the Tea buyer to choose
out of their enormous stock such Teas as are brat adap
ted to his particular wants, and not only this, be t points
out to him the beat bargains.
It is easy to see the incalculable nivantag,t4C es buy
er has in this establishment over all others.
If he is no Judge of Tea. or the Market. i hi. time Is
valuable, he has all the advantage of a well organized
system of doing business, of an immense capital. of the
judgment of a professional Tea Ttater, and the knowl
edge of superior salesmen.
This enables all Tea buvers—no matter if they are
thousands of miles from this market—to purchase on as
good terms here as the New York merchants.
Parties can order Teas,
and will be served su . ns as
well as though they came themselves, Acing sure to get
original packages, true weights and tares : and the
Teas are warranted as ertresented.
Weiesue a Price List of the Company's Teas. which
will be sent to all who order it, comprising
Hyson, Young Hyson, Imperial , Gun . powd
er, Twankay and Skin, Oooloni,
Souchang, Orange, Hyson
Pekoe, cf4gpan Tea
of eIrCTy description. c, lo •od d uncolored.
This Het has eac • ••'-d of Tn • divided into u”ve Clase
n, namely: Cargo. high Cargo. Fine. Finest—that every
one may under' and from description and the pr,ce un
neied;that the Company arc determined to madersell
the whole Tea trade.
We maaranteo to sell all our Teas at not over TY°
CENTS (121 otos.) per pound above cost, believing
this to be attractive to the many who have heretofore
been payircg enormOus profits.
GREAT AMEBIC N TEA COMPANY.
'ew :Cork, Oct. 8,'62. 3m. Importers Jobbers.
Watches, Jewelry, and
Silver Ware.
THE undersigned would respectfnlly invite
your attention to his well selected !rock of Fine
Gold and Silver WTCHES, Fine Gold JEWEL
RY, of every kind and variety of styles—com
prising all of the newest and most beautiful designs. ,
Is 6, Solid Silver Ware, equal to coin—and the hest
makeof Silver Plated Ware. Each article is warranted
to be as repre a eated.
11417" Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired and satis
faction guaranteed. JACOB 'TABLET.
(Successor to Stauffer &. Harley.)
tio. 6:12 Market Street, Philadelphia.
'March 4th, 1863. 3mL
A. 0. WARREN,
LICENSED GOVERNMENT AGENT FOR
330001117.Wr'11 - W",
PENSIONS. BACH PAT, and
DIULPT Exemption Claims.
ALL Business Intrusted to blin promptly attended to.
Office west of the Court House. near Bentley St Fitch
Montrose. September ffith., 1863.
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WINGER.
No. 1. Large Family Wringer $lOllO
No. 2. Medium do 700
No. 2X do do 600
No. 8. 'Small do 5 60
No. 8. Large Hotel dol4 00
.. .
No. 18. Medium Laundry,i to run by steam 1 18 00
No. 22. Large do 1 or hand, f ,80 00
Noti- 2 :4 and Shave no Cogs. All °there are warrant
ed. No. 2la the size generally used In private fainilles.
Orange Judd. of the ••Atnerican Agriculturist," toys of
the UNIVERSAL CLOTIIEB WRINGER:
" A child can readily wring out a tnbtull of clothes in
4 few minutes. It is in.reality a clothes saver! A time
saver! and and strength saver! The saltine of gar
meats will alone pay a large per tentage on its Cost.—
We think the machinemuch more than pays forltself
every „ . vear in the savi , tg of garments I Tbereire sever
al kinds, nearly alike in genenil construction, bur we
consider it important that the Wringer be lifted with
Cogs, otherwise a mass of garments may clog the rol:
lees, and the rollers upon the crank-shaft slip and tear
the clothes, or the rubber break loose from the shah=
Oar own Is one of the first make, audit le as good as
new after nearly four years'lconatant use."
Every Wringer With Cog Wheels is warranted li era"'
particular. No Wringer can be durable withou tcog•
wheel!.
Apod Canvasser wentedin every town..
rßr. 'On recept of the , juice from places yrhere oo one
to setling. we Will send the Wringer free of expenic. '
For particulars And circulars address
11. C. BROWNING, 84113nMdwny, N.
Ang. 18, 1888. Cm.
Sl\ :CIMEULES 1109rgLy
IT. 13verseigs,
'jP O23 -iti 4:crezmileo
lepOiet-ascrraw ; ries:area.
6.1863. ' '
'Plt*.r): LATIMOP..
0 1 .7 CE; PostiV; o ol) , :i' 8in102 1 4/14 - ie
Slum . pertienisi ' IFlrlter ' •
• - emus pines.
POW* - •
Moittrgee, Nay, 1982.
TEC JILL STIVIFMT TglWe .
The Great `Vimerkan,Bamedies,"
11,nowil as Ilebuboldgir
,GENIIINE PREPARATIONS ,Viz :
inuttOtlyst•rtnAer
•
•• • • •• SARSAPARILLA;
• " ; IMPROVED. ROSE WASII.
!ICELIKIIOLD'S GENTI/NA PEXPARATION,
"glibly Concentrated" Compound
311akiritot
'A InsintltlftioASpecilic llenicdy for (lineages of the
- .tladdeiltidneys **Gravel and Dropsical
• - Swellings.
ThliViitelitilincreaces the nower of digestion, and
excltekthinabsorhente into healthy-action. by which the
watery. of:ealcerous. depositions. and all unnatural en
largements are reduced. as well an pain and indannaion,
and la good for men, women or children.
fin
. &e., for
-- arT L.
N. 718 A ti street,
low 8111, a ' h idde.
P adelptda.
rportet. Ma cfatinrer of,l
l Dealer in 1 idodsot —",
FANCY I'M'S.' I
ladles' and children/I. 1
r; , i 1
telt to returt niy numbs
ky frietdsoOliquebim.,
nd saroundirgcountlea
41‘:!1
YOB WEArIyBSPE.9
Arisiug frOm Excesses, lia'yits of Dixsipa
tion- Early Indi6creLion, or Abuse,
Attended with th eg symptoms:
Indistumition to Exertice e of Power.
LOOS of Memory, z.)i inenity of Breathi ng,
Weak Nemo, Trembling.
Horror of Disease„ Wakefulness,
Dintness . of Vision. Pain in the Back.
Universal lassitude of tho Flushing of the Body.
Muscular System, Eruptions oh the Face,
Hot Hands, Pallid Countenance,
Dryness of the Skin.
These symptoms, it allorrato go on, which this med.
Icino invariably removes, soon follow
.', IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILECTIC ITT% •
In one of which the patient may expire. Who' tan ray
'that they are not frequently followed by those " direful
diseases,"
Insanity and Consumption:
Many aro iwaro of the 'cense of their suffering, bet
none will confess. The recordS of the insane asylums
nod the melancholly deaths by Consnmption, bent
ple witness to the truth of the assertion.
.- • •
. • .
The Constitution, once affected 'with- or
ganic weakness, .- %. •• .
Requires the aid-of medicine to strengthen - midi - itsigen;
ate-the sYeteru, which lIELItIBOLD'S EXTRACT 11U
incarLably does. A trial will convince the most'
skeptical. ,:• '
Old or young, single, married,, or eOntem-
In many affections peculiar to Females the Extract Bu
dm is unequalled by any other remedy, as in Chlorosis
or Retention, Irreularity, Painfulness, or Suppression
of the Customary ` Evacuations, Uhairated or Schirrona
state of the Uterus, Leuchorrhea or Whites, Sterility,
and tor all complaints incident to the !CS, whether aris
ing from Indiscretion. Habits of Dissipation, or in the
Take no Balsam, Mercury. or unpleasant medicine for
unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
ELMINO D'3 EXT 4, CT BUCliii
In all their stages: at little expense; little or no change
In diet, no inconvenience,.
AND NO EXPOSURE. -
It )itansos frequent desire, 2nd gives ftrength to Urin
ate- therehy removrag obstrtietions, preventing and en
ring' Strictures of the Urethra, allaying pain and intkun
mation. co frequent in this class of diseases. and expell
ing Poisonous. disemed, and Worn-out matter.
Thousands opon Thousands
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIM OP
gerracmir.fes,
And who have paid 112AVir FEES to be cured inn short
time., have found they were deceived, and that the •• Poi
son, has, hy the use of" Powerful Astringents." been
dried up in the system, to break out in an aggravate)
form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Whether catering in MALE OR FEMFILE.crom *caterer
cause originating, and no matter
OF HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases of these Organs require the aid of a Diuretic
HELMBOLD'S EXTRYCT BUCHU
And it is certain to have the desired effect in all Dis-
BLOOD! , 1 BLOOD! BLOOD!
This is an Mfection of the Blood, andattacks the Sex
ual organs, Linings of the Nose, Ears, Throat, Wind
pipe. and other Mamas Surfaces, malting its appearance
in the form of Ulcers. llelmhold's EXtract—Sartaparril
la purifies the Blood and removes all Vcaly Erupttons df
the Skin giving to the Complextop a Clear acid Healthy
Color. It being prepared expressly for this class of com
plaints, fts Moe-Purifying Properties ara ',teemed to
a greater extent than any other preparation of Sarsapa
rilla.
An excellent Lotion foi Diseases of a Syphilitic 'Nature,
and 'man injection in Diseases of tho Urinary "Organ 6,
aching from habits of clisipation, used - It-Connection
with the Extracts Buchn and Samparlila, in sash die
cases as recommended.
Evidence of the most responsible an d rel hsble'ebaracter
willaocompany ., tb! medicines.
CPITLFICATY,S OF CURES.
From eight to twenty years standing, with names
known to science and fame„,_
For Medical Properties of BIICIIE,see Dispensatory of
the United States.
See Professor DBIVEES' valuable work on the Prac
tice of Physic.
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. PHYSIC
of Philadelphia.
See remarks made by Dr. EPHR AIM MCDOWELL, a
celebrated Physician, and member of the Royal College
of surge o ns, Ireland, and published in the Tn6sactiona
of the Sing and Queen's Journal.
- See 3fedicolthrurgical Review, published bi Benjamin
Travers, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons,
:See most of the late Standard works on Medicine.
ETICTIACT Beene, $1 00 PPM BOTTLE., On BIT POT $5 00
SARZAPARILLE,I 00 5 00
Insovam _Rosa WAsn 50 „", 250
Or. hiff a dozenof cacti for $l2 00, which will be sufil-:
tient to cure the most obstinate cases; if directions are
adhered to. ,
Or:Deecribe symptoms in all communications: Cares
guaranteed. Advice *gratis.
Personally appear before mean Alderman of ate t rity
/ .. tot p h h . lia y d v ,hia, T. lielmbold, who, being duly sworn
hie preparations contain no narcotic, no mer•
cra7, orotlict Ink/roils drugs, but arc purely vecetahle:
• U. T. lIRLMBOLD,
Sworn and subscribed before me. this 22d day' Of Nov.
UAL. . • f' W3l. P.. HIBBARD.
.Alderman, Kintb•streeobove Rao, pun,
Address Letters for Information In confidence
lIELMBOLD. Chemist.
DepOVIN South Tenth-street, below Chestnut, rtjua.
"BEWARE OF coulannan
• AND mtParueetzo DEAIBIIII, •
Who endeavor, to dispose "of their own " and other.
articles on the reputation attained by
• • ' Bend:old'. Genuine Preparations,
. " Extract Banda, •
Sarsaparilla
_
Bold by all pniggliite everywhere. • -
An PORICEMEBOLD'S—TAKEA3,O74Ii.
CO, w i t tbeavirtficement, iei3d for it,' Aid avoid
impositivlignitezpvvr.re.• Ruch 10th;
Females, Females, Females,
prating marriage,
DECLINE OE C lAN4 - E OF LIFE.
SZE SYMPTOMS ABOVE
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT
'CURES SECRET DISEASES
USE
For ull Affections and Diseases of
The Urinary Organs,
IS TELE GREAT DIURETIC,
carve, for which it le recommeuded
Uelmbold's Highly' Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla.
BirMill23ta2f3.
Helmbold's Rose Wash.
AFFIDAVIT
N A ow
fg-'!'si.aid".bre:sis'efection
t 71' -
Bk•deotrere4 111.Susrittelninna Conn ty; and probably coin
priding the greatest variety Or most diderent articles of
any Sate in the Northern pail of Pennisyl Van la, and per
haps of the entire State. An assortment is kept in
about thirty different branches, of trade, and, the selec
tions are made from about forty of the beet' 'Houses in
New York, and more tintullity Dealers and Manufac
turers out of New York. A large propation of the
Goods are brought direct from the.manufactuterai thus
insuring genuine articles. Custotners on entering tho
Store mast nOtipapeet to find everything in sight, but
nearly every arUcle wanted will be pro bleed by inquiry.
Some idea of the Stock may be formed by the following
general outline, butenumeraticia is impracticable,
Drug!' and 31edicines. Paints and Oils. ,Dye
Groceries. Liquors, ::lrockery. Glass Ware, Wall and
Window Paper, Jeweity,Stlyer Ware,Perfnmery. 'Saucy
.Goods, 'Musical instruments, Brushes. American Pocket -
Ku Ives, Table Cutlery) amid SilVer Plated Ware 4 4lmlili;
Materials for Lights, Hardware. Bed,Cords,StilinetWern -
Dry Goode, Mirrors, Window Glais. LithbogrrVik
Dishes. Bird ' Cages, Speetaclet. - .Whips^.4 jAislittt
Brooms. Guns, Pistols, Ammunition,To
eal and Surgical Instruments. Salt, Soap,
brolln.s. Porcelain Teeth, in short. nearly:_,' O:
restore the sick, to please the taste. to delightlitltirj.
to gratify the fancy, and alsO to condice to the, , rsl4,llll , `
eitbstantial comforts of life. : • *.";:lar.:
The Wootton of the public is respectfully Writ Ito'
my stock of Goads, bought excinsively.for
and will bt. sold on the same principle forlowpriees. •
ABEL TURRELL.
Montrose, January 15t,1663.
0-o*o
="40110r-
DEL 19a'1.& WHIRR
ZtAl.l-rc)etecl.
.- , ,,,, , '-. - ,3FIE , ,,PMSENGER TRAIN
BANTA Great- Bend at 7.40 a. m., after the arrival at
JIJ 8.8014.411.4 o.theViticinnati Express from the west,
connectingtriti/crantun, where it arrives at 10.10 a.
tfain'on Ate :Lackawanna and Bloomsburg Rail
'l4lladi'l fer;Pittstott; Wyoming • Valley, Kingiton and
Wilkesharre;:and_hylimnibus, with the Delaware and
railroad at Providence, for Olyphant and Car
bondale—,M Repeestatirin.'thla train connects by °rani
-bits with - the Belvidere 'Delaware Railroad for Phillips
burg'-Trenton. and Philadelphia. At NOW Hampton Junction, where : lt arrives at 2.25 p. m., the same train
-ciinnectswith trains on the Central Road of New Jersey
fOrEllzabeth. 'Newark, New York. Easton. Bethleheal,
: Allentown, Manch Chunky. Reading and Harrisburg.—
Passengers -by this train arrive in New York at 5.50, In
F:hiladelphla at 8.00. and in Harrisharg at 8.10.
lite train leaving lootaf Cortland street, New York. at
8,00 a.m., and foot of Walnut street. Philadelphia. at 11 a.
connecting with the-Passenger train of this road,
leaving. ew Ilampton - Junction at 11.20 a. in.. and arri v.
- ing at Scranton at 4.02 p. tn.. where it see withnecta
train on the Lackawanna and Bloomsburg Railroad, and
with the omnibus running to the Delaware and Hudson
Railroad.
This train arrives at Great Bend at 6.10 p. m., making
a . c lose connection with the mail train going West on
the Erie Hallway.
AN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leaves Scranton nt 10.10 a. m. : connecting at Great Bend
with the Bay Express train west on the 'Eric Railway.—
Br this train Passengers arrive at Ithaca, Syracuse. Buf
falo, &c. the same day. Returning. this train leaves
Great Bend at p. m., on the arrival itd the New York
FA - arr.s going East, and Buffalo Express going Went,
and arrives at Scranton at 5.30 p. m.
JOIIN BRISBIN, Snp't.
E. A. BENET. Gen'l Ticket Agent.
Scranton. May 20, 1 em.
LACKTAWANNA & BLOOMSBURG
IRLBXX-NXILOI3.9a.
ON and after April 20, 1863, raisseugor Trains will
run as follows :
MOVING SOUTH.
Passenger. .kccom.
Leave Scranton, at 5.20 a. in. 11.00 a. tn.
Kingiton. at 6.46 Arrive Mad p.m.
" Rupert. at 6.55
" Dan vi I le, at 9.24 a. m.
Arrive at Northumberland, 9.53
MOVING NORTII.
Leave Northumberland 4.30 p. m.
" Dantiille, ~ 5.10
" Rupert. 5.45
Kingston, • 805 1.45 .p. m.
Arrive at Scrant ,n, ' 9.10 p. m. 3.30 p. mi
k passenger train also leaves Kingston at 8.20 a. m. for
Scranton to connect with train for New York. hettirn
log. leaveikScrirutou on arrival of train from New York,
at 4.20 i.
Passenger* taking trnro south from Scranton nt5.30
n. in.. via. Northumberland. reach Harrisburg 12.:30p.rn.
Italtimore 6.30 p. m.. Washington 10 p. m.. Via Itnpert
they reach Philade.phlaat TAO pp m.
GEO. B. 111;NT. fglP:t.
'lingerer', April IS, ISM.
ERIE RAILWAY.
r,TIANGE of hours, commencing Monday. Apr. 2.oth,
1543. trains will leave Great Bend, Pa., atabout the
following hours, viz:
WESTWARD 1107 D. 1 EASTWARD ROUND.
1. Onffalri Erpre•ei,2:lll p.m I 2, N.Y. Express, 19:59 p.rd
3, Night Express, 1:07 eau 4, Night Expres, 2:14 am
5, Mail. at 6:53 p.m 6, Steamboat •• 6:23 p.m
17, Wuv Freight, 12:53p.m g, 9:51 p.m
21, Accoer.3d:4tion, 0:22 4m 16,, 6.m
a?, Way Freight, 9:10 a.m
Imr. No. 16 rungSundayp,but
of Saturdays runs thro'
to Dunkirk.
TA'S 111 NOT, Gull. Suitt:
.Nos. 3. 4 and 9 run every' 1
does not run llondays. No
to Buffalo, but does übt ran
Terrible Disclosures—Secrets for the Million.
A MOST valnable and wonderful publication. -A work
of 490 pages, and 31 colored en;;ravings* Dr. Hun
ter's Vade'Mecum. an original and popular treatise on
Man and Woman. their physiology. fanel ions, nod semi-:
al disorders of every kind, with never-failing remedies
for their speedy cure. The practice of Dr. Hunter has
long been, and still is, unbounded. but at the, earnest sce
licitation of nntnerous persons. he has been induced to
extend his metile.alusefahess througk the medium of
his " Vade Mecum." It is a volumelbat should be in
the handa . of every family In the land. is a p.teventrve of
secret vices. or as M. ankle for the alleviation or one.of
the most :Infra and destructive scourges that ever visit.
ed mankind.. One copy, securely enveloped. will be for
warded free of postage to any part of the United Stilted
for .50 cents in P. O. stamps. or 3 copies -for - 41, Addresi;
pest paid, Dr. Hunter, No. 3 Divlslon,street, N r ow York.,
'dune 10,1€63--1y
HUNT BROS: & BLAIR
Wholesale & Detail Dealers la
r24 I IiIDVA'
x3R.c)w.,
STEEL, NAILS,,
%V'lifila%, ' WiTLOVIZiPA;, .
Mill- - ER'S HARDWARL,- ~
1 MINE RAIL, CGUN TERSEINKit .7' BAIL SPINES.
RAILROAD cf: MINING SUPPLIES,, ,
CARRIAGE SPRINGS, AXLES, SKEINS AND
1 : DOTES, BOLTS; NUTS (rad , WASIIERSi - -
PLATED, ita, MALLEABLE,
moles. lI QBS, SPOKES. , . • 4 . •
1 PELLOES.' SEA T' - SPINDLES, BOWS,. 44' 4 4 '
ANVILS, VICES, ' sTo c - ,..ig• •• anil DEIN, 'BELLOWS.
f HAMMERS, SLEDbES::PILES, &c, ite: ,-, ' '
I CIRCULAR AND ..M1L1,1341‘ WO; AR.LTING„ paciamix
1 • , ,
l'Acw..„.B4o,cgs, ! nosrpß, , ?Arm '.• ~ ,- . .- ,
c 4 /0 1 ""ri - A414,*'prozipszol . .8,
. ynTO, Piz Nyivitaxy cuml,iciattegA kni ~t tyo9.,
, .- . , ' ' •-• Oiriziiiiiiiis tiOA:tro: - - •• - -,...:-.- -'":'
Senntou, Rapt 34. 168. . yit -. ;• . ' . •-• : : : :.
0127r(fil et CU
FULL 4ssOnsxmirr,
SPRING & SUMMER GOON,
Jl7§T - RFCEIVED,
and will Ix sold .
AT A LARGE REDUCT/011
from April prices
This Rednction•whri fefelede the
ENTIRE STOCK
Mdeb FM be found as large u anal. and refb ,be K id ,
tjOST LIBERAL TERMS
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ozc Ai , . i.:l ,5 or for " PRODUCE.
4 14 -, - N-- , ‘,,,," a 111121tITT,
. 4
, - atiTosa4. - w_.- _ New Milford.
Dissolution.
rrinE Firm all. SMITH SON Is this day dlssoNd
I by mutual consent ; thee° indebted to the said arm
by nol a orAimountare requested to call at the attics ou st
Win. U. Owner. co's Banking noose. and pay irr—
Peyment may Be made to li. or W. Smith, or me ht.
firma 11. Smith • & Son. .
H. SMITH.
Montrose, June 14,18G3. W. SIIITIL
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Yla3raWritaileigrlEL
nrinE DENTAL BUSINESA In all Its brandies will be
carriedon at the old office of 11. Smith & Son. by
the undersigned. Per Sons wishful:artificial Teeth are
invited to call and examine speclmeus and vices. An
work promptly and neatly dope, and warranted. twill
do all kiwis ot „Dental Work at as low figures to any one
in thl county, or elsewhere #
Is plainly •the dun , of all to have their work
done by a RESIDENT DgNTIST.
WM. SMITE, Resident Dentist,
June 16111.1863. tr Montrose, Ps.
JCEKSEII AUCTIONEER.
•
M. C. SUTTON,
arina tnken out a License for the purpose of sue
ri
loneering, nud haring hid several years exPerieure
I u the bnilriel4s, now tenders his services to the public
In that capacity. Nona but a LlCensed Afictinaerr rua
eel as such. under a penalty of sco. See act of Congress.
July Ist 1S1;2, SET'S 5, U.
Orders by mall promptly attended to/ nesidenee:
Friendsville Pa. M. C. SUTTON.
April 7th, 1814. tf.
'12311,T151CC:)1%7 •
Examirdng Surgeon!
rtillE subscriber having, been appointed by the Cora
-1 uf Ponsiobs, a MELICAL 'EXAMINER at
- farrie, to examine and give certificates to all entitled to
Pensions, will attend to all applications t • may be
presented o him, at Montrose, Pa. Rooms at J. S. Tar
bell's lintel. E. PATRICE.
Montrone, April Ci.}.563.-att
IMPROVED SIR fORSH
nuprsigned hos twenty BUCK LOBS, emu
1 0? a t horo ugh-hretrents wok! Buck soil Net ise Sheep,
which he wklies to dispose of for breedingpnrposes
Forest Lake. Aug. 6,1863. 3tri. MLON' DIRCILAIID.
NEW .FIRM.
EULDWIN, ALLEN .tt, BARNHART,
WEST SIDE OF PUBLIC AVENUE,
DEAI FRS IN
FLOUR, FEED, SALT,
Garden Seeds,
Wheat, Clover, Timothy Sc Max Seed,
Peas, Lard, Candles ;
PORK, HAMS, DRIED BEEF,
Fish. Smoked Halibut,
Syrups, Molasses and Sugars,
TEAS, COPEEE, SPICES, BlioolilS
AND NAILS. ,
Ca9 l .: Pa d , for Batter;
A. SALMI:RI, WM. L. ALLEN, P. BARNIIART.
Montrose, April 14, ISr.3.
TO' DAIRYMEN:
navecande arrangements to set] d Batter to New
of Consignment or Contract, dating - Me
seas .u. • • it furntsh ' pane free to all who are deli
roue of doing I ither. • To those who: want to send-Ir.
will guarantee Me highrgt market prim and prompt F..•
turns, they paying freight and commission. ' •
•••.• advance monerlm coast:pm - eats If
wanted, Mad IMld'orirselves. responsible for all Batter
and Palls owncd.hy dairymen and.sent:hk
B.EiLDI\ 1N,A.1.1213. &BARNHART.
Montrose, April 10th; 1663.
WC3onV3C*33I.
3y C. TYLER has specified interests' with as;
1.. the same ns. with our •predecessors. 9dOONEY,
COM& Co:, g evreilvw,a,re cb Chat=
103ry Dealem PAIL wonld be happy tu' see Lis old
friends, or receive their orders. which ,we wild execute is
the very best manner in his absenee: • .
LOL'OARBACK, 4:47.1E11T CO.
130863. 23 Park Rosy, Y.
Grateftil for past favors, • filo sob - Sex bor would Prod
respect fully call the 'attention of all prompt pttifing Mat
ch.ants and Traders, to :the. abcdfc.lantice..t Orden" , for
Hardware will be recelred, here, god fpryardefl,(l%p
-proyed,) except during the month* of Apr14'310;43 t.
and Oct. During those mm31161;0 will ho roost bipor to
ace his frlcodraod servo theta at 23 Park Raw. N. - York.
licspectfully. . • . • : rld:•0;
ontrJeo, Teb. 17th, 1833. -
NSW 'M7 :LORD
-UNIZO. ./1.70
TIRE undersigted infoitit the public thsi de ofn
caries on the Fountirtin,New Milfordßonlegb, neat
tho corners. hadcon hand, skid am cceaßnupy man'.
facturing, - • • ;. ;7 •
P ovirsand T . lw Points
IJLTIArATORS
And JOR WORK finished on Ilboyt, nottc,e; AA Wort
warran"lcr.Kciotl finaterill arid 'finish.
J. .
TINGLEY'.
tiety ifilior4;*prii a:IBG3.
•
KEY - ft-O'W? - ROTEL,
• .4
At
Montrotitt.rPti. ,,, •
MEM.% IIATOE1;. frepalor ?
VMS new and commodious Retells situated on Tabile
Avenue. near'tbe Court House, and nearlyjn centre
ii business portion of Afoot rose.: , Thei FretOrtet oh a
!onfident that hp is prepared to entertain guests in e oar
:hat cannot fail to give ENTINE SATISFACTION.
Tho Hotel andqurniture aritnew, rind no tiiPeiiie beg
'web spared to rendeslt equal If not superfor to any la
.his part of the Ntate. , 'lt !Smell supplied with all recent
mprovemente And, ceinfints: and obliging .witiltrt will
dways be ready tit tesimnd to the self Or clitbntert "
The Stables connected with this house are new and
convenient., I
The l'apittleter respectflally solicits' the patronage el
Idiom friPlithtotrareller!..and the pubthrgeneraiy.
U
Janda .; ' ° WM:IE. AXTON