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1 4 11 1 e-Bota. W.H. ' ,4geindolkof String
ttitd, 111.1 who-halt rot . . twenty kears the
law partniiiifstliiiilinniLinetia, - iiiiiitly
- 6141"11ettnienn the life and character of
his compaction, prefinfing it with; the fel=
lowing remarkable personal description :
Abraham Lincoln-was about six feet
how inches, high, and when be left the city
was fifty-one years old, having good
health, and no gray bairkor
,but few in
his head. lie was thin, wiry, sinewy,
raw-boned, thin through the breast to the
back, and narrow npress the shoulders;
standing, be leaned forward—was - what
may be called stoop-slionldered, inclining
to the consumptive by build. His usual
Weil*, was about one hundred and sixty
pounds. His organization, or rather his
structure and function - worked slow. His
bread bad to run sieng distance :from hie
'fiiiiartito•thO extremities of hia - frinie, and
kistreire force had-totrivel through dry
grailtid along distaneebeforelis muscles
were obedient to his will: His structure
was loose - ind leathery r his body was
shrunk and shriveled, having dark skin.
dark hair looking woe-struck. The whole
mom, body and mind, worked slowly,
creakingly, as if it needed oiling. Physi
cally, be was a very powerful man, lilting
with ease four hundred or six hundred
pounds. ,
His mind was like his body—it worked
slowly, but strongly. NWheu he walked
he moved ceutiously but firmly, his long
ems, and hands on them like giant's
hands, swung down by his side. He walk
ed with even tread ; the inner sides of his
feet were parallel. lie put the whole foot
fat down on the ground at once, not
landing on the heel ; be likewise ifted
his foot all at once, not raising from the
toes, and hence bad no spring to his walk.
He had the economyof fall and lift of foot
—though he bad no spring or apparent
ease of motion in his tread. He walked
undulatory, up and down, catching and
pocketing tire, weariness and pain all up
and down his person, preventing them
from locating. READ WHAT DR. BCICENCIC DI DOING.
The first opinion of s stranger, or a DR. J. D. SCHENcIi :
the
e ty Low: o zoo, and wall
man who did not observe closely, was yree z er " e s eTT : er - itg fe n e s u e t er a
su r m o stion and Liver Complaint, t e e s let n° L a m aa s c p 1 rw .
that his walk implied shrewdness, cun- w ha t s g re at rnan tir s eli w a
e i e s d arx e ce i i n ves so f s T o m rt yo n u t r i Pulm
neog, a tricky man ; but his walk was the
via% of caution and firmness. In sitting thL r btes e ing n of Go 1 i l t has cured me thus tor. Me.
By
a follows s
et':
Schenck,
Un i t l , e now g ' eels ' k m e ot t ills s a t : t o e i n w en a s " s a t t y at t c'.
down in a common chair be was not tal
ker than ordinary men. His legs and arms aedoiilismnoats r e e v ra mie n cggh t;i and l it settled on my lungs; I
and
was
suffered d m 7 t i c tp i i e v e:
were abnormally, unnaturally long, and soil rovers and night s t' Z'ea l s t . a,
The whites of my eyes were very yellow; lift's
in undue proportion to the rest of his bo- wise 'e
ta . appetite all eerie. and unable to di
dy. Ti was only when he stood up that gent w h at 1 I clid a e y st a -:,0 Umwollen, irregular and cos
tive, I was very low "spitited, and bad such violent
be loomed above other men. spells. of catighing when I laid down at night and
Mr. Lincoln ' s head was ifing and tall
or
t hen o I arose in the morning that they would last one
from the base of the brain and from the i t tlea hl' o ur ete a' s be nearly exhausted,. d
unable to lie on my left sine . le an d
des ' e rVe re m l f ,
eyebroirs—the perceptive faculties. His wret i th m ed y s i t ., s o ff: y ri n ug a r
d f reo wo o u ei l i d or wil e h n to do. ivory or
head ran backwards, forehead rising as it gait
my
ed situation at that time. and I w a a a s n t e otin ' s uom;
ran back at low angle, like Clay's, and
unlike Webster's, almost perpendicular. sbieln l i:a he v b" . Pa r s P e e tre n t r ld l ol d ts t e o si:Si e. eekr t e
The size of the hat, measured on the hat- the
rn w o rl d s of the time . My cough was so very mid.t s c at
ter's block, was 7i, his head being from ssisiii:iXtga r i y Ea m ali ch is; e ll gas?s i e s m u =e7 i y a lt:i l isT
s w e l a th a b n i d o n ol, a ud it Aa r venerally acconpanie n d by nee
ear to ear 84 inches, and from the front Atthe
rko time
i
to the back of the brain 8 inches. Thus of cough.' ng so ba dly I a !o c ill a d te l l es t :e ag :te;
pains in my left side and heart, nigh7:4 . estra n ns
measured it was not below the medium soreness all through. My whole chest- hadm uch ' i
size. His forehead was narrow but high- ward fever, pain. in my back and-under my h lda
belardeetsk.mim the of my back, andat titget?so n seer
his hair was dark, almost black, and la y '
v nhysicians gave me thr up So lli dle.. 4ll ,3o . 4l:rtai N ald the
floating where his fi ngers or the wind left test 0/thertt, but they could do nothing fo rm e ,' ai/
it, piled op at random , th at time I was nothing but skin and Isones.l ge a ri t .
His cheek bones very high, sharp and rervehfowrtebseteErnaert7ratagfinmesugasount, Ins June
aaalast we
t
prominent; - hie eyebrows heavy and jut- New York. and I was so reduced that la
I t e tt n a tild m
only
a
walks orea lit tleii l'inithe m y hu s ba nd
h n u i til t ) . azg r a n :el k p. Alter !had been
tins out; his jaws wore long, op-curved, r t e dt .ef i e li,„ m on a i d n e ro m e e a f i lel
much better-for a thee and then I
and heavy ; hi e nose was large, long and F i phtic w 4s aid , We had tour of the best physicians
blunt, having the tip glowing in red, and York 0 the &serves of the Inns. and dittors
ni r lai t uds, i but Ono avail. They said I was p l ot cure,
a little awry", toward the Tight eye; his tee i r o a u r go y s f e ee r a trar t % t t c: o cure u.e
chin was long, sharA, and, upeurved ; his We, Bar"; arlitIMWSl
DOS w ab w le o t rg o e do a nti t t of
e anything, In November last I
`eyebrows cropped ont like a huge rock
on the brow of a hill ; his , face was 1 00 re
asted aboneeight weeg ant g l ird d t ' r a i r e r d ba s a u ' itn t s h ge n ry ''
gs thing that I meld grasp at like a dying person for my
sallow, cadaverous, shrunk, shriveled, disease-consumption and aver complaint-but of no
wriekled and dry, having here and tbere avail.
bed. l j
and a l a a " 'LT - '
. e l p sza ted br;3 o nf i l4 ru nl et!: o t ts my
a hair on the surtitee; his cheeks were
leathery ; his ears were large and ran out I . l l tietis y sa stayed at my side, and other e frields, and 0 ' 2 '1 4
at almost right angles with his head, me g dician m o a s ttli p inl i l tT- uti t e tn ver a lea th re_ av y ar b y ed one
11 1 ;i n u n a iL w
caused by heavy hats, and partly by nit - ma
ons ti de Ther i st m n os ilh o t f a l t 7as attacked m with Temp! and
tiara; his lower lip was thick, hanging, m att° s a ine the latP t eotimtle; tteetifi ' earkdrid h rt:;l g h:.rlei;
performedtittlds y ebrcytt7r..
Schanck.
aii k .account as great cure
and undercnrved, while his chin reached
for the lip up-curved ; his neck was neat wUS ad Mina like mydismiscitat e rall ` tt!itry h m u e sit a tl:/
g o o o a e n s d o s f e e e v h e i r m e t linic?.. , 4ift a bLe i t i t i me I d bad given up all
and trim, his head being well-balanced on
with God, to g: re t airwhone;er t;e m cale a t l i a gr e forme.
peace
k ; there was the lower mole on the right
cheek, and Adam's apple on the throat; 1)2. 0 . n a g e s ti 2 lth B l n t a ltr e en m;,basbatld called or,
Thus stood, walked, acted, and looked n w t h al ic in h ' he aa d a ir l an t ammid 'a'nes ird t'r m nr e nly w an ith t l l 4l•4efro tr' im inete te : I
Abraham Lincoln. He was not a pretty When. be was about Lori asked him If 'h could -
e h
lungs aar r e e
man by any means, nor was he an ugly ;111 1 art sze y i ty rs o i rLac i sl tattnant
tau '
ant
one. He was a homely man, careless sides." 'A an nd :It ttgb:tadnarketbafraed,:vdan niOltb
fiche &antes meat:
his looks, plain looking,and plain acting, iTiri.:i left Ele 'x i ' isi e d g I n effects '
t rna d n o ll this, dor he t w d o r u rt 'd o ire to
• He had no pomp, display or dignity, so gl i oLt e sl rae i al rb Pfl e Pins i n wi a th a strisigents, be . :
check a l
/ te , rs; and t
i re en i
galled. He appeared simple in his car-id, but the constane
riage and bearing. coughing, nightewects,and diarrhea badprostrated
edto
think
much
He
so that he was afraid lisy :vital powersw e r e t oo rae
He was a sad-looking man ; his melan- prostrated ever to rally. gad yet he se
ehedy dropped from him as he walked.— system eoad & v .) ) toget
ca endue Pulmonic Syrup ata throu n gh 1 1 1
His apparent gloom impressed his friends lelt, for me to r:deor'vg!' An o ti n o i n a t k l e T rn e e w o re t i r t y n t §: enoug h rio
sad created a sympathy for him—or a Ts c :VII i l ifit S irri e d e il
T rn o e n t l i c o at oo lee ; saying it tremld
means of his great success. He was seem ed to give me strength, so thaton rh ;nll=ywaeferkeril
gloomy, abstracted and joyous—rather a ut xt p Zeit e l d lost all hopean
and h eart y
i f i or a
wishedik woman- the
humorous by turns. Ido not think he liglie:ne any more medicine. Bin the c y t r cto
husband r
oaro n e l
mof this, a t il e d I k t e e rd n tl e eznit o ci m n eo e . z: r s cl ng out the
knew what real joy was fur more thin syst em , and to
persevennand be insisted on rev takin g t a i tleas
twenty years. feel the benefit ofit. For after eight 3,P an d now
now !
. -111L0.11 sometimes walked our gale mrstrength. and, withthe eeeptio d ilot j a cord that
Mr 1: • 1
streets cheerily, good-hintioredly, perhaps Wa;. `e za ba r gaga
sogi l e, I rd have n been
ngainling strength of
th n e r body, y a boawelenalrl'arienguTre
joyously, and then it was, on meeting a
gone;
str a l b :ll . ea ut t . h a i n s d a:reettng I thank God that lam now
friend, he cried, " flow d'y," clasping his as well as ever I could
going
taken 'sixteen botries of th emedicine, eight of
hands in both of his,-giving a d h
goo , ear- each. I now have a good appetite and rest well at
'Sy soul welcome. night: my cough does not trouble me in getting ap or
Sornethoes he might be seen wending lying ini t t r o wn n
o .4 T w er on e ld om heze n a r y P r o ka therlicted with con
his way to his office, to the court room,or humbug : Ton can rely on wiat ne t saYri . Se lle a fa c y k n i o s t; n i n t
railroad depot, with his baggage, looking w is eal t igr ;ger.
go tri o dt
o w n ith these
a diseases. , If you
one wishingto
know the factions herein
_stated ° cants% at my residence
like a rail in broadcloth. Of a winter's a Houston Street, New York eft
.
morning he might be seen stalking and 117
W"
Res. KARTS% rianow
stihing to the market house, basket on We. theundereigned, residents of New York, area;
arm, his old gray shawl wrapped around groo v ed ., Ve/halMsorsinFoswrloss, insdheknnafen)rstatenten"n
and in :l y e:Nick':
his neck, his little Willie or Tad running -P4thrukidgraP and Seaweed Tonic,
ti t z f r oi c a t p at to thi r s e m n e ra dl yn eht . e she owes her presetva
slong.at his heels, asking a thousand lit
tie quick 'question" 'Which his father beard ta ir en d° l7ll , Egir ?It em' i tch pt . ._ -
• not—not then even knowing that little 34 , ~es. Eugen e
ire Underhill , ti4 et ace_trich st.
Willie or Tad was there, so abstracted . X.l7irsi-Tl'd . e l rib 7 ll l l47: l lreenwich st. 4.
was the father. When be thus met a ' J -c°l2 ' 2"°tu ir PL t(:
-n
hf.-A.Beighton.4B3 rorniwaY;- .
friend, be said that something put hi m it, ' Stant/VP. i 9 -Amity pl. _
mind of a story which he heard in l u dt ' ' Tam Tr i VaNwanted with Mrs. Mary' k. ihrloe. Sad
1 - with tier busbanCitr:D:Parlow, they biasing, fora few
ana, and tell It be would, and th ere wall church, sadism continc
- , , wall m ed that any Statement which they might make ma) , be
ad alteiliative but to listen. relled Woe trim. JO
Thus, -I say, stood - nue vela' I , a i IIIID c'varigG ' ". 0-
Ald tan? • , : Pastor of Bedford St. Baptist Church, N.Y.
looked this singular n3an. He' was old ‘; 'ar.scsemikson se ineressionally st hts f ertsetpst et
but wherili3at gray eye- awl two, arAl . ov- 1. , Phlt l ntiArl, r e, - B .rerdny,feo ' ni a 2 a r m a .n.-4 - li-a mere p. . 4 .
ery lea tit r , -.sere iit, It ,tly th e i iiw , , , a -, , ,,.......,, , ,,,,, 1 ,f vet lc ti, 'y, rk ~, , ,,,v Tth:o4: - y. ri - r m r , I
, -#O4l. ill . • :anti; of -et;ic Goo, , t-ifort 4t. o-ti E. - t era . F .-fir , ct..'in''',,7',,`'':::;;r:.;l7;;;;;s:ri74')-7,-;,;4;',„,s;i!lig,j`it.. ii
Ali tkes--...:lPliflr-:-. - iitl,y tlgly fe.;..-1.4, -2 , , , ri • r:?, t. ~- ' ,"?.' , iirt* , • kJ: .0! .":,.., Tree. but (Ot t ;
3iitt.i) „gall: , (~ t . Lt'av,.: . „ si;il;i, ;•.lo ihsel „: 1 6 ' ' 11 '\ 1 : ' , ' "' >-:. . •.. t. '* : '• ;" ‘. e .. , 44) :,.,, ) , t`'" - ' 44 ' "'' '• `' ' ''' .-i `` -
into a f. .3 a ~ l'hjerii:: , . tin ; ;At ' b ' oir et me l ~.,,,,,,' ~.,,,' ~..'n' ~....L'-' ; -4!'',--''''..-'1•.",k;`,,',! r`^'' , . 4 .l ,- -
- !“t1;.:17,:,wf.11/16'.. r i e".:7-ii , ly.ter. '._:ll.ll.postz - 7 t.i.itr4r..s.:
:,r:
flooded the fiioe. . F , .-1. .e....;‘, r.,;:5.( - :. , )1. .
... r , ..., , ,:>t. b.r.; 4 ).:.,m.
11==
_fitamenofthe Months.
• .4.7 r
Thenames of were Oren
by'the Romans.
Junuary - , the first taiinth, *Si-silted
from /suns,' au iincientYingof - rta,*ho
was deified alter his: death ; and derived
fro e;Latin , Word ,JnifOrtni.f. — •
Fehruiry, the•setoud mouth`-is derived
from,the Latin word Febrno, to purity;
hence Februarions, for tbie monththe-an
cleat :Romans
„offered
. IxpiOtOry sacrl
fice for the purifying of the people. 7. ,
,Mareh, the third month, aneentittbs
first month, is derived "iron word
Maio, the god of
April, so called from'.the , Latiiti ,, word
Aprilus,, Le, opening; because in. this
month the— vegetable- world -fipens;and
buds forth. .. •
May, the fiftl; . month, is derived . - from
the Latin word Majores, em - called by
linniulous in respect towards the Sena
tort); hence May. .
Jude, the sixth ulOnthi froth the Latin
word Jun ius,or the youngestof the poe(?ple.
July, the seventh month, derived
from the ,Latin word Julius; and so nam
ed in honor of Julius Cmsar. .
August, the eighth month, was so call
ed in bonor of AugustiD by a decree of
the Roman Senate, A. D. 8.
September, the ninth month, front the
Latin word Septem, or seventh mouth
from March.
October, the tenth month, from the
Latin Octo, eighth, hence October.
November, the eleventh month, from
the Latin word. Novem, nine, being the
ninth month from March.
December, the twelfth month, from the
Latin word Decem. ten; so called because
it was the tenth mo. from Mareh, which
was anciently the manner of beginning
the year.
MITRE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD,-
the whitest, the most durable the most economlml.
Try it I Ilauutactured only by ZIEGLER ct
Wholesale Drug, Paint and Glass Dealers,
jan3o ty 137 North $d street, Philad'a.
C4^llVl9lcrzhcrw .. rx , z - m ES.
ABEL TURRELL
Is continually receiving
NE y r
s
And keeps constantly on hand a 8211 and desirable AS
so:Uncut
Drugs, Bledicites, V ' ~ieiinfc le.
Liquors, Paints, Oils, Dye-Muffs, Teas, Spice* and
other Grocgries, tHeineF•reyWpll...na Window PA.• •
per. GHAltimie., Lading : •eitene, Benzole,
Tanner's OIL Lubricating OS, Neatstoot Oil,
Refined Whale Gil, Varnish, Whips,
Guns, Pistols, Cartridges, Powder,
~.11,bott . Lead, Gun Caps, 'Musical
t...l , Anetrtruttrots, Tot et Soaps,
' Hair Oils, Brushes. Pocket Knives, Spectacles , Silver
Plated Spoons, Forks. and No Handled Knives,
Dentist's Articles, a general assortment of
Faucf-Miiits
ALL THs
Patent Meng os-.
advertised in Montrose, and nearly every - GOOD . KIND ,
IN ANY MARMIT.
In short, nearly everything to restore the sick. to
please the taste, to delight the..eyeeto gratify the &mi._
and also to conduce to thefealadoTettbstantial comfort,
of life. Enumeration Is impracticable, as It woald.dll a'
newspaper. Call at the Drug and Variety Store of
ABE ,nI,BBELL, Montrose, Pa.
TfiT
J. N. ,DEANS Jr.,
large`ll . lVell- 1 1 d kof
I. S. aXgoo re ds ° , l eonsistln ,, in part of ch oic e and stoc k
FLOUR,
SUGA ;:? A lttlitAE L Zl LT,
sTRUP. BBL SALT,
MOLASSES, CANDLER,
CIIOICB TEAS, BRUSHES,
Az., Ac.
SPICE, 4c.
FRUITS. NAILS,
PORK, WOODEN-WARE,
RAMS, F BASKETS.
LARD, BROOMS,
F/SU, ROPE, Ac.,
and In fact a choice variety of all kinds of
GROCERIES Sit. •PROVISIONS .
which we &rebound to sell wholesale or retail,
ehea4. for each or ready pay.
.6.96ator2'lidyitirtlsevtheire. the- wii':take
pleasure in showing our goods, whether you buy or not.
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE
taken in exchange for goods at the beat market prices.
Store on Posts' Old Corner,
J. N. DEANS, Jr.
Montrose, June Ist, MSS.
NEW GOODS.
WEBB & BUTTERFIELD
Are now receiving their
tiring nntnte
c• 2t) .
PLEASV CALL 'AND . AM INE..-
DRESS GOODS,_eonalsting of
GRENADINES,
POPLINS
cueLlics,
DELA INES
LENOSS.
kRAMATTAS,
MERINOS%
BRILLIANTS,
- JACONETTE "rwirs,
ands good assortment of all kinds of Goods In our line.
Montrose. May 11, ISO.
JABS ...,1 DZWITT,
DEALER IN v
iRTIOODSIIWROTIOIS,
, tPtlifieY
818(04'222M
.i L
BOOTS AND SIIOES,
italg and Caps,
•ci=a.c3ciopa.
lo *WM* olyus,
HARDWARE AND NAILS,
taWif
Montrose, Feb. '64. J. IL DeWITT.
TO BOOT lASHOE ERRS
OF SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY•
FB. WEEKS & CO. Wring sold their Stock of
• Bats, Caps and Beady wade Clothing to Josh=
Boyd,
F. B. WEEKS
will coxdinue_the
BOOT .&:SNOE BUSINESS,
In Its various brandies WSW& Is now coropletai
having a large Arrival dell . • .7- '
Icln „Spring Ots.
Ladies Glove-Sid, Lasting, Goat, and Calf Bal
morals and Gaiters. Misses' Lasting, Kid and
COMaltnoreie. large .aatortlnntnA- 7
. • kiganni dsbtiee• 2 firtil.calt4ll4
and LostinK Balmoral'
and Waiters.
Men's Boys' and Youth's Calf, Kip and Stoga Beata
I am prepared to sell
_:
CHEAPtVPOR CASH
OURRAWK
4 9
than eirlyirttai'VoutertbhinideterNe
[-'Dealers supplied at New York Jobbing prices.
Store wart side of Public Avenue, second door above
Searie's Rotel. • .1 ":" F. B. WEEKS.
Montrose, May 18, 1465.
-A: AtIESHAttIF
T 71 7 1
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v
n 1 •"-;.gritt(tr• 410 Atin ; .1%
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1."
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CONSUMERS OF TEA.
iitorc7 'raki,
35 . dc. 3 7 Veto Street, -
New TOrk,
kre now putting up en excellent 'article of Block Tea
with Green Ten dadortbst will meet-the wants of kwers
of Tuts. The trade mark of this tea I.
11111 . ILONG, ARM
It Is mikup in neat poudd papers,-60itunds in a box,
It is rapidly becoming a favorite Tea with. the commit , .
Yroin present appearances it is destined not only
Ito becomes great favoritn, but aldadard Teaan cone&
Vence Of its fineness and sweetness, of flavor and groat
strengtir—which makes it .'" '
• This most Economical Tea In Use.!
We hive long made Ka study to furnish a Tea which
,would enitall varieties of tastes. but novernntli the pro
ductlon of our Lotto Ann CHOP hkve 'we felt that we bad
attained that much desired and long sought for object.
The Long Arta Chop Is a Black Tea with Omen Tea As
. vor. and can be relied upon for its =Herds purity and
:healthy erects. This Tea is composed of the choicest
leaves, and cured without coloring matter of any kind.
and in precisely the-same manner as 'Nf prepared for eta
tiVe consumption. It Is consequently more wholesome
and delicate in flavor than the artificially colored Teas.
Natives of Tea countries never color teas artificially nor
sort them into Gunpowders. Imperin/s, Bygone, Twan
kays, he., for theirown consumption ; they do so only
when preparing them for other markets. It will be per
ceived. therefore, that the Long Arm Chop combines the
virtues of all the varieties of original and natural Teas.
I• Is the aim ante Great American Tea Company
in introducing this Tea to the public to make It mutually
advantageous to them and onrselves.
PirThe Company warrant this tea to all tea dealers,
and thedealers extend the guaranty to consumers. that
if the tea Is not perfectly satisfactory it can be returned
and the money refunded.
TOR BALE SE
TEA DEALERS. GROCERS, AND DRUGGISTS
Throughout the Country.
Metall Price. 11,25 per Pound.
The Great American Tea Company,
36 Et 37 Vesey Street
decl2 New York.
Dr. N. L. Brundage,
SIJEGEON DENTIST,
permanently located In Mentroae. Office over
JIJIIIL Webb patterdeld's. Potople of tills vicinity,
especially those toothless ones wanting beautiful plates
of Teeth, would do well to give him a tall. All work
warranted to give satisfaction.
1I N EW
Dr. B. Wood's Plastic Metallic Pilling, an improved
fusible metal for Filling Teeth, fur which I have the
right, privilege and license. granted by him to 113 c for
Dental purposes in my own practice as a Dentist. It is
called Cadmium Alloy, and is designed to take the place
of ateralgunis, tin; metallic oxides, &c. for Piling. It
does not contain mercury, and hence an absence alba
difficulties vital in such a variety of ways occurs, or are
liable to occur with the agent,
Its Qualities and Advantages.
This filling is designed for making perfect and durable
Pplugs, as a substitate for gold when, economy is an ob
•et ; and for Inferior material where the Teeth can be
saved„-and not for temporarily stopping those which are
diseased and worthless.
Mistiming then that It be skillfully need, the Plastic
Metallic FilliDC possesses advantages above every other
material but gold for filling Teeth, while it can be em
plored In many rases where gold cannot. It can be 11-
troduced with facility and accurately secured. It molds
closely to the walls of the cavity. without recession or
shrinkage, forming a perfect plug, &clad throughout,
thus excluding air and moisture.
Montrose, Oct_ 10. 1E45.
LIBERTY WHITE LEAD.
liberty White Lead. . Liberty. lead
;White,•
ltbeety White Lead. Liberty Vine Lead
TRY IT I TRY IT !
TRY:3T t TRY IT I -
Wannewrito to eovermore striate, fur' gong totigiii
than any other. Buy the but, it le the cheaPesi•
Liberty Lead is whiter than any other.
Liberty Lead corers better than any other.
Liberty Lead teams longer than any other.
Liberty Lead is more economical than any other.
Liberty Lead is rime free from impurities, and is
Wartaairrin to do more and - better work
• at a given coil, than any other.
Boy the HEST, it is the CHEAPEST.
btawataCtured and warranted by
ZZlllCC+Zalairi.
WHOLgSALS
DRITG; PAINT tit GLASS DVAIMRS,
137 NORTH THIRD STREET,
-J099 -1J• PUIIADISLPIII.I
ERIE RAILWAY.
CHANGEofIOnre, commencing Monday, Nov 15th,
1655. rratits wtll leave Great Bend, Pa., at about th e
fonowi no hours, viz :
W.aert'elcrarcl.
Train 1, Entrain Express, at 8.26, p.m
3, Lightning Exprese for Dunkirk.. 3.81, a.m
Mail, 7.52, p.m
7, Night Ex. for Dunkirk and Buffalo, 8.00, a.m
9, Mail for Buffalo and Dunkirk 6.27, a.m
21, Emigrant 11.13, a.m
27, Way Frulght 1. 02 , p.m
griiiisittlpirevrct.l3crazza.cl.
Train' 2, , New York Express at 1.42, p.m
4, Night Express 4.18, a.m
6, Steamboat Express 8.38, p.m
8, Cincinnati Express... 7.10, a.m
12, Night Express 3.12, cm
28, Way Freight 10.85, a.m
Trains 8 & 21 ran daily. Train 7 rune daily except Sun-
days and Mondays. Train 8 rnms daily except
Mondays, Train 3 stops at Great Bend Sundays and
Mondays only. Train 12 stops Mondays only. All oth
ers min daily except Sundays.
• ,H. BiDDLE, Gaul Supt, New York.
WILD. BABE. Gaol Passenger Agent.
IprOWALUD Assoettatlon,Phlladelphia, Pa.
jut. Diseases of the Nervous, Seminal. Urinarysnd sex
nal systems— new and reliable tier tment—ln Report, of
the UOIVARD ASSOCIATION. Cent by main sealed
lett.er envelopes, tree of charge. dddreae th.J. Stumm(
Erozrawroa, Uoward Aesociation.ls o 2 thigh Otb street,
rbustupbitx, Pa..
MESH, GROUND
CAYUGA PLASTER,
.. FOR SALE AT
Stetiling7lll44, V7yo, Co
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-- r - 171 - errTfcl7 - nrc ..1+ , 4.14• 13111 tc,
cf AHi &e. - C4ll
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lf
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eft 419.1b11T313,
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Lanwro. zroroniAntmi' -
: a•I:J:.-1 lo I,*t !
;a.r•
tAr:FORT . ;
MOI- °UMW ,J$El
-fIpHIS time. and titogood people of Witinl•Ktow and
...Liather places in Dixie are said to be, much .TM.%
lied but the good people 'OF llidntstree and' llefell r y
neednot Tbettittrmed , th the lea,at. es; OttikrAll.itiltdaPl
good are (tan g Awn and have been going down (bah
eh. &or. (11' the Ur) day for 11'104
time put, and all wiship,....good?GOode..hadAretß4
laud examine qintli dee end priees'betore buying, as it is
wiy Purpled to soil goody Strictly npon the prineiple - of
live ace let tes4 In the Ftaoklbt !Intel buildin
Montrote AUL "A.k B '
1111 -.Choice Teas, EppollAtinai bstgairbt-its, and
leant 15 and lati per . , • ,
. •
tlngsru, Strdps tied nouistei are - erfeit; and
TilleZo7.tblii 11,1004 iota, , , • ,
Tobacco, (the "filthy weed")li*llo Li 120 eta. per
lb. and some in the shape of snuff.
TattaliCen'itetlidgibil3o o lterditStationert - Peeket
Diaries for 1865._pwalits-a. Nnte..erasicers, Cheese, eider
and dotneetle , Wlttes. -- Bniterl• Lirde Potatoes. Onions.
Fresh Otenges, Lemons and lots or other Good_ things
Belts too delnerour to tuentloo, for este lye •
'Montrose:dad. 1865. L A. N. DIILLANI.Y.
Peace & Peace 'Prides.
PEACE ESTABLISHED., -
Large Linea of Prices Conqu'r . re6f; Reduced
MC. 33114.rrit*
Is now receiving, for Spring Supplies; new and large
Stocks `Of
Dry Goods, - GrocerieS,
Crockery, hardware,
STOVES, IRON, STEEL, NAILS,
Paints, Lamp and Linseed Oils, Ben
oit', Carpetings, Floor Oil Cloths,
Paper, Window Shades,
Hats d; Cups, Boots d; Shoes, Clocks, ttc.
Including:, as ncruil. Intl rnrietiet. of ,the moat power
styloi of LADIES DRESS GOODS. gIIA WIS, •
BONNE 7'S, RIBBONS, FLOWERS. Ae4:
which he will cellon the most. favorable termer for
CASH, PEODUCE, Or to Prompt Time Boyers.
Flour & Salt on hind as usual: .
NEW MILFORD, June, 1865.
ME..ercoseilerLe
CooKiNu r
APPARATUS!
'CUE'S Patent I , lnraery and Cooking Lamp-three
articles cooked at one time. $2 5010 sl' 50 each.
SHE'S Patent Re:wane Glue Pot. Glue kept. bot
all 4121 r for three cents. $2 to $6.
NISEIR'S Patent Shnde Supporter and Attachment to
supinTtamdgptrerxtr.
Union ...earteo,„%ri
Stine-1,
eta. Te
1.
4,
and 10 Burners. Cost, $2 50, $.5 . , and $lO.
pr Circulars Tree. Addrkats,
Kerosene Lamp Heater Co., .
206 PEARL ST., NEW -YORE.
July 11, 1965. tc .
1 , , ;)1:1 w• L ITWO 0 Six
BOXES • • • • _ •
• • or
TUE SPECIFIC PILL..
Is antucient to effect a prompt and . tidies] core of
SPERMATORRIIHEA, or 'SEMINAL WEAENESS,,
and is equally the specific remedy for, every species of
Genital or Urinary Irritability. Involittitary or Nightly
Seminal .Em jealous. from ' whaMvereadse produced, ot
however severe, will be speedily relieved, mid the or;
sans restored pe health* Action:
PROFESSIONAL OVNIONB I Wife used your
Srectiric PILL lumens cases of Spermatorrhea with the
most perfect sun ess: l J. Iffmron Sawittimi;
"I have cured very severe casealith from Aix td ten
doses of your Specific Pill." 11. retro: M.D.
Price, Visor bor. Six boxes for 115..b7 = n. 'Ad.-,
dress J. WINCHESTER, No. SG ,/ohn Si., N. Y.
March' 43.—lyeow•
HUNT BROS . . & BLAIR
' .
Wholes&lB4 EctsA Desleta in
I Mt. , -
STEEL, 'NAILS„.:-
vottolimus,
BUILDER'S . HARDWARE. , --
lIINE BALL, COUNTERSUNK 4* r BAIL SPIKES.
RAILROAD &ENING SUPPLIES.
CARRIAGE SPRIEGS,, AXLES, SEWS IND
BOXES, BOLTS, NUTS and ,WASEERS,
'PLATED .BANDS. 'MALLEABLE
•
1710 3, !MM.-SPORES.
PELLOES. SEAT SPINDLE.S. .HOW
ANVILS. VICES, STOCKS and DIES, NtILLOWB.
HAMMERS, SLEDGES: TILES. * *i• *c.
CIRCULAR AND MILL SAWS. *VAIN% PAQIUNG,
TACKLE BLOCKS, PLASTKR -PARIS -
CEMENT, HAIR &GRINDSTONE&
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS. 413/ITURN4I6 FUMING*:
FAIRILIIiKIi SCALES,—
Hermann. Hayti " :1
F O•U' ''
• •••': ';:",.",
Ruse aid Cattle. Fevniors,
propitotlaii
)1 And TaTotoltij gift
tiro, .0111 MOT- • jot
Idly tainvlsorsae, 101111
Iken•dows and
, 41ritid harks.
otrengthottl96
clonal:1g tlaa
mach and 11245.
Id. -
it 11 n Illtlts pre.
itOTO 01 an
coati meld at to
P.lOl
TER. liEA V a
COUGHS, ft]
YERPER,
VERA, FOUND/
LOSS OP API
ME AND VIT
ENERGY, &m
ust improves -
wind, increases
the appetite—Rlv
3 33300. th
glossy skltt--ant,
transforms t
miserable sktli
borse,
To keepers of Cows this preparation le hiralinthhr:
the quantity and improves the qualitY ;1110
of therellk. It has
been proven fir n' Wall
tin' experi tn
ment es.
Increase the'quan-
Alty. of mint and
cream twenty pet M at
cent: and Asher the" ;'
patter firm
Sweet. ID thiamine
cattle, it Wes them'
an appetite, loosen. •
their hi d'e , and
mahes them
. .
In all Moines of Seine, sacks* poughs,:rkete ht ,e ,
the Lungs, Liver; ' ' ' - pm
lc., this article ....„o 4Kl air
acts as a specific. , - ~7
.„ ..1 ' 0
By putting from „ r e.-7: 1
one•halt a paper - t • ,
to a paper in •• "
barrel of swill the • 1 -T---- I ...—.._.--- -47- - - -
above f i tease., . 1-- - 4 - -- - - --- - --.4- - -- --7 1-
will ba eradloateil —7 : 7 : - .- - ---- -1 -''' .c. '
or entirely proieniCei ' It'' jitiitt trrfirOi; i'eeitita
preventive and cure for the Dog Cholera. C I S
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'25 et , . amryti PI!"e*,. 4 ; I3 PaPVIOIT EL
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A. ,1 0 0 , dSrI I Z - n1130.01, —4 I
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Liao o: Moroilon of tbo SLodlrt'Ot MidoroiAlotioo l l.fr
t4,7tostrote Clood, Gravel, Driek Mitt Dope:4U, Dr, pi
ocl f:TratLiazo, Clrgaala W,eo:ness, Debt W, Mole, Cur
ITEI_AMBOLID'S
FLUID EXTAACT ,BUCHO
Improved.:ltose Womb
Win ranically everaalzatq from•lhe. allts* Z 1 2 1620 11
Jaz frer I:alo3.4af.D4idp,t(sa, 9pritr4,14,174
we alan~a of jiff, rw fnsm s e l eianea irr
completely siklersedina , tbeapiPie.asatitafsaf dexpriva•
♦ttiaedtea, apcsUa and Marettri, biearlairthesil tlgaua
tr ,s n E-L o s
. FLUID ZgnilleT" WOW
Ia Lit D b.'es
olio or mote, Join iselideitiroi'inoto o;4g/fie:hie MA
no mailer °pool/ono ototnoring. It Is plsas.af Who Ida
and odor, I1:11111DUTtfo uLLoa, Ord mon itztogtikolai
thaw au: of ,ta• pr,vorAtlons . .of.,D rig on . brOo. •
stavis: from .ll-otoo Down or DWI, ,CAmer#••
.
bottom, prow . ' as naafi!, of vas& •
Tko eoador mai 14 afire this brinier sUght cl 7 fro
the onof le of the %boy* dlowtir. Ilia sisitiatilis saran las
.roday Hester, Ifousat tow" end lisp liweL IS se
trinstsseta is sabaltssal Is, Coonsispliss OW** 17 au)
1216116' . . •
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AD Om abet; &souse malty Os 04 ais 11,11011410 ,
rizi BOLO'S EXTRACT (PYCHY
Is the Great Dharette...
ZIEa.4'VZf3C)I.I)VA
only' 11XIMEMM11 11111 „
,Compound Fluid Extraot-Sarseparillow
Tor padfyiag the blood, rooloviag all /bows 0101 pg troop
own sad tespitulatesatte,./trrrAft coaiiltobosal dl..
osotio fro. ioaciparo of as 4 lie
osljtonobli
Mental; Scald Mad, dais lelliald;• Pilos Ilbrdllogrof
tbo tottoo,.lflooradiso of:lho 'Moab sad , Logo.fililbloo,
ZUNII•11 tae6a r T 4 1 7 ..i4r4P 4 4f. 4:011 axloay int
Una of tie olds. and
. 01H1?rm
,t 4
' • MST" 'A
or 04 trout pavilion that aellataaaatleitastat thtilathe
eoreeptlee that aseannalates le A* Meet .01 1 0 IS
cm*, that have Awe Jes.lol, Firs"' ilaa stUli Isa
opals vent gszioo4irs cost}` omro 417:facr
0.1EZ.141'41h/t/.1.' ciateiaa'
teitrilattie'eltibeit Ilia' tit 044114 sad
Pulps ett tl s litsan dliais‘..Slllllaielatel
tbe healthy tactetlene of thebadt, aal
.skpdathe pedalo
reekla le the Mop* „Ilea!' a Talellralkla
ieel4 't" : "•110/ GIN t0ni . 14112 tar id eie,ler
it. ass timid, thi. site elelddidi ‘ tiiiii.4 l ho•
Viet Oir here Lair thit Aithele if 6
ahewtn.lWts,?itttlsi trial of 41 dnee bettfei/13 alai to
the ILA that It iu virtues inszpas4oritutltlag they Out"
irftr,gokm; r • „• ,
Itio istruisigtliod
to a got St wat.r,lokissa - I‘llle:LlalseslgaiihtlatiCaligt
'sus Whits egad is a githrier thityrip et
or the ilimattes *at ' ' '
'bite itatirts a s.lp.ptiot jest/ fide/Ikt/
prfactplar.4a 7:601..1444 Ih.-sru 9~l'o
tho blirec°4o4 4 ,1? !°, "!.. I "A ilss t • 1, r 4
wad sovilashre test - will*. selowtsiiel.tle 'Mao
tiff *pi 13.6.141 1L it: rel44/atitili.
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iite idea; 1144in1 thill44.4•av
sad every pan et the b,4 me ;damn ilankeitillli*
Prfidrie Plato s szi4 aLV5.t.m4. 11 .4E01 1 , 0 r 1 .1 1 99 14 • 1
the lopenvedZaselfash.
CI. The Ixtrati Dacha ter all dletegea.ti4itttie*llei
it a aniella, canna Theta al The ttlegattetal*phdlid
Generrhant and Gleet ; in. then 11. lb. *lna iliditt
and Went nth the letprearad Row Wash.
Dr ?OEM EITILACTS TIATVOth
TO MEI 1$ TUE =ma irrAl.l3 Ar" .s4OO ikni
!err general tun In ell The VATS 110:41V+4 MCP
?COLIC ITTITITiTIONS
In private prittites, 'and •are . .a
timedlet:
MEDICINE
DMUS= TO ANT ADDAMS
rarest letters •
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Vittairoir UrACAL vii•city
104 Soati Tenth:St;i'Asiemblyttuildvs,'Philai
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