, . .
_ .
• ••.„ •
,MONTROSE; PA, AIA.Y 30, 1877.
Pumorotts.
TROUBLE AT "THE CORNERS"
.
'squire Bover Kevingone . hentz we hed,to
elect a Justis to till his place, find in the Con
venshuu Detkin Pogram and, Abslum Pettus
wuz the candidates'. Pettus developed a good
deal uv strength, but the Deekin Lavin invited
the Couvenshun out to take siithin, it . turned
[the scale and he wuz nominated. Pettus swore
be wood never stand that kind of tactics, and
he declared himself an independent candidate,
'lit which we laft, for the Dimocrisy uv the
Corners aril firm helievers , in the sanctity uv
regler nennashuns.
The Radf-i.els, most niggers, hedid by Pollock
and Bigler, met and resolved to make no nomi
nasheu, and so the conte s t wuz between the
good old Deekin and this wretChed, disOrganiz
in Pettus, and a very lively canvass it .w.uz. •
The niggers called a meetin, which perceed
ed in filled us with astonishinent. Bich a thing
had never happened here before, and we all
wondered wat it ment.
"Dv' course this can't be permitted !" said
.the Deekin. • -
"Not any," sez L "It's agin nacher, and
..must be prevented."
And so on the nite uv the meetin, Issaker,
Capt. 3lcPelter, and the rest uv the faithful
went to the hall over Pollock's store, where
the niggers wuz in session, and, pullin our, re
volver, advised them to git. The niggera didn't
git tot up sprun,lPettus and about a dozennv
his friends and made sum few remarks. '
"Thescgentleman," sez Pettus, "is citizens uv
the 1 oouited States, and ez sich hev a rite to
meet and consult ez to the condilin uv our
common country. They are a goin 'to do it,
or you have me to fite ez well ez them.. This
thing is played out."
I wuz struck dum with astonisbment.
"Why, this is revolushen ! This is anarky !
This is a upturnin and an.upheevle ! The idee
uv a white man and Dimekart a sidin with
niggers and Radikels 1. Pettus, what do you
mean ? Set down sir ! TheDirnekratic party
holds you to your allegianse."
• "D- 7 -n the Dimekratic party," wuz the reply
uv this infidle. "I want to be justis and I'm
a goin to be I I perpose to beat that old suck
er."
The niggers held their meetin and resolved
to cast th6ir ballots for :0816m Pettus. Esq.
"Will they be allowed to ,vote ?" asks the
Deekin, his voice quivering with emoshum.
"Never," sed L "Ef they vote then chaps
comes again."
The eleckshun was held last Monday'. Early
in the mornin Pettus and a dozen or two uv
renegade Dimokrits, with Pollock and that in
famous Joe Bigler, all uv em with revolvers,
wuz on hand when the polls wuz opened, with
more than a hundred niggers. Instid uv hav
in Bascom and McPelter for the
Board, which hez bin the custom for years,
they insisted upon bein represented theirselves,
and'uz_they,wuz largely in the majority they
put a nigger 011 the Board.
The Dimocriay rallied, but it wuz evident
they wuz demoralized. Pettus , talked all day
about the rites uv all citizens to vote and ez
the nigger had been made citizens he swore
they shood - vote, or he'd know the reason why,
espeshelly ez they wuz all a votin for him.—
Ind Pollock and Bigler backed him , up, and
the niggers took heart, heyin support from so
many white men, and they come in in droves,
and voted ez naterally ez tho they lied bin aliuz.
yoosed to it.
And ez we hed no chance to do the countin
by ourselves, owin to that nigger's bein on the
Board, with Pettus and Bigler. standing right..
behind him, the onary cuss wuz declaryd elect
id, and Deekin Pogram defected by a large ma
jority.
This is.the end uv all, things. F'ettus'heZ ,
dared for the Administrashert uv the yooserper
Hayes, and hez changed, his headquar tem to'
Bascum's store, and there he and .his minyuns
meet ever) nite;,and exult over his triumph..
But it doesn't end here. haaker Gavin kick;
ed a nigger yesterday, and the 'nigger hauled
him up afore Squire - Pettus, and, that onteelin •
man fined Issaker, and when. IsSaker refoosed.
to pay the fine on the ground that a. court
elected by niggers coolleuf possibly be, con
stooslinel, nohOw, he chucked him into the Cal
aboose, where he is now anguishin, a wnrter to
print , iple and a want of four dollars and, a half!
NO FAITH IN BLUE GLASS.
Old Si and one of his chums' met at Jamee
bank corner 3 esterday morning.
"Where is yon bin - dis moil:tire Peter ?"
"Pse bin up' (tar at Mane .house
puttin' in some blue glass in de winders - Gb de
flow'r konservatit I"'
"Blue glass ? What for dey puttiu' datkine
ob gias in dere,'stid ob deoenary glass ,
dunno, she', but dere's some trine ob science
in hit, for I heah Marsh William . sayin' dat.
Tale llma,hca 'skiver'd dat blue glass koorts
ZUR, fattens hogs, meks de crooked strate,
au' de vegitible an' flow'rs ter grow threeitimes
ez las' an fo' times as one r
4 -kw, go 'way nigger, wha' ob
yid Marne Willi= gib you die mornia' for de
J ob ?"
"lit's de truce, 'cordin'ter Marsb- Willitim;
11 , : say plat bine glass has got mo' raisin' pow 'r
tj aSli tii guwinner and soupfloats in lie court
trr." •
Ael . l, noxy, yutfse , 4teNiart in de ain't
sail." •
"We now, you git er blue glass sarsse.r
hex Sunday, an' see de lect : eb bit wen yet go
ter raise de eollecallun--er dat, succeeds is
gwit t e to bled) in de science ob blue glass , but
not befo' 1"--Aaanta evluttiltakm." •
FITRNITIJRE
• - -
• •
), 4C3E;LCYILT
ISM -
,Pl 6-52"
Having . moved` from - Old Quarters, No 16 Cheriango Street, to
Is prepared to welcOme" the former customers of the house and all new .comers.
every facility for putting our goods at moderate prices, for the best of work.
far The business conducted in all its branches.. M-
88 WashitigAon Street, BINGHAMTON,N. Y.
NEW .StOOK!
OUR STORE is now replete With a full Stock
. of Goods, bought at unusually
low prices for CASH.
We invite your at- j DRESS
tention to our I DRESS
,WE HAVE PRINTS, MUSLINS, and. OTHER COTTON GOODS IN GREAT
Our Notion. Department is full of BARGAINS in an
Baikains ! elegant assortment 'of KID AND LISLE THREAD' Bargains!
GLOVES, .TIES, PARASOLS, etc., etc.
iw . Gents' FURNISHING. GOODS a Secialty.
SHOES 1 We now carry a, huger stock than ever before of Gente,Ladia',
SHOES 1 Nis:sea' and Children's •SHOES S consisting of BURT'S
SHOES and other well-known makers, which we guarantee
.tn sell as
SHOES , CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST!
Examine nut » ew Spri
STRAW' GOODS!
- Flue- Line el GROCIRIES as - Cheap as ever.
Or Please give u a call, and we will guarantee the pricea to snit you:
C. M. READ.
rrHE BATTLE FOUGHT !
The multitude of people that thronged our New Store, and the thousands In the adjacent squares were' happy
to see GOOD GOODS sold so. Cheap, nd one and all pronoueed oar store a marvel of beauty never before seen in
the Empire state. From seven a. m. until eleven p. m, our Palatial Store was literally packed with humanity.
The people are now aware of our removal, and have seen the
1/4
•
•
Largest and handsomest assortment of ladies', gents' and .ehildren's boots ) shoes ,
ties and slippers that has ever been shownin this city.
Our old store, No. 97 Washington street, is a thing of *the past—the eminent suc
cess we attained there is but a fraction of what - we expect to achie.ye in our new lo
cation. We are now more centrally located, in a better lighted and More commodi
ous store, having a large basemnt for our Wholesale - Department. We have double
the amount of goods for our customers to select from, and , our
PRICES ARE . LOWER THAN WE EVER NAMED.
.• •
LOW PRIDES, IIONORABLE DEALINGS, AND ONE PRICE•WILL ALWAYS
- • GOVERN US.
I shall continue to sell goods for CASH DOWN ONLY. No book accounts opened or eredit customers wanted.
I bny for cash down, and sell the same way. Tiais basis puts me ABOVE COMPETITION.
240 pairs Women's hand peggedhigh cut calf
180 " - sewed
•
180
300.
120
120
AVAIL YOURSELVES OF THIS OPPORTUNITY FOR GREAT BARGAINS
No. 37 Court Street.
BEST JOB PRINTING
- FINANCIAL Statement of Jessup
township. April 111, 1877. Dr.
Amount of road duplicate .... • 9(0. 00
Amount, worked..—. .. ..... 879 74.
Amount paid in money. . . ... ... 21 16
Treasurer** percentage 4 ' , .1 11
902 ott
. k 902
In account 'with Peter D. Roe, treaa, T. [Dr 00
.
1 4 0 amount collected • , 21 15
To balance from 1875.. ' 8 29
' Total amount in trnHanrees hands , 44
DOG TAX.
Peter,D. Roe, treasurer to bal. 1375... _ 57 40
To amount of duplicate 63 40
Total • • - ' so
,By orders redeemed. . 86 07
I.llgtsurer's percentage • 172
Balance in treasurer's hands 39.01
EXPENCX TAX.
To balance June 6,' , 1876
To amount of tax,l,BV; ..
Total , - - 275 12
By orders redeemed . 147 65
13p treasuer's pereeatage: ... ' 295
Total"
By balLuae.ain. treasurer's- hands...:''.; 12i 52 `275,
.12
pROOLAMATION. '
-I- ' • SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY SS.
Cecelia Wilbur vs.i Jeptha Wilbur. 1n the Court
of Common Pleas of Susquehanna , County, 'No. 253,
Nov. Term.lB76. c .
• To Cecelia Wilbur:' Whereas a Subpcena in. Divorce
was issued to January Term, 1847, which was du
ly rettu - ned mu eg invenfus. nod thereon an alias sub
ptena watt listed in mid ease, returnable - to April
Term, 1877, upon the return of which, proof was made
that the said Jephtha Wilbur could not be found
in my bailiwick. - -
It
This n Ice is therefore to require yon to appear be.
fore the udges of the said Court, on, the second:Mon
day-ofAugust next, to answer said complaint, itc.
WM. WHITE. Sheriff.
Montrose, May 23- , 1577., .
INSiGNEE'S. --
NOTIOE,Notice is
heiebY given that John F. McDermott, of Au
burn township, tiusquehanna County, Pa., by deed of
veluntary- osigrinient aeligned all hie estate and
effects, rea4, personal. and mixed, to the undersigned,
in trust; for the benefit of the creditors of the Paid
John F. McDermott ;
,all peKsens, therefore. indebted
to, the said 4olin F. Mepertnott., will rnake immediate
payment tothe assignee, and those having claims or
demands, will =ice known the same without delay.
E. O'NEILL )
Montrose, April 4, 1871. , 14-20 Assiknee.
TUSTIOES AND OTHER BLANKS
AT Tata OFFCB. . •
Old Stand, of E. D. llosmsom
SS Washington St., Binghamton,
READ .i',BR()THEUS - •5i:..,',-,CO.
VARIETY AND AT VERY LOW PRICES !
Fig Styles of HATS, and our immense assortment of
Montrose, Pd.
AND VICTORY WON
OUR OPENING A GRAND SUCCESS.
serge buSkin
web slippers
serge congress gaiters
Legal.
11. -S. BEBTROLP,
G. H, FEMME; : Auditorg,
3. A. ROBERTSON,
BE-OPENED'!
:RU-OPENED 1
,1.
' - 27.i•OPENED, ti
. .
DRESS GOODS !t of all styles
DRESS GOODS ! f Arid qualities.
GOODS!
GOODS!
H P. READ
serge
- -
• AT THE LOWEST BATE S
AT THIS OFFICE. • • • .
A DMMISTRATOR'S BALE
- OF REAL ESTATE.
The undersigned, Adtninistrator of the - estate
; of Farrell Millraore, deceased, will sell at pulk
lie vcndue an the premises, on
Saturday, the 2nd day cit June,lB77,
• •
at to clock p. m., the
following described real estate, to 'wit.:
All thatiot of lancl sitaate in the township
-ot Middletown, in the-county of Susquehanna,
_State of eennsylvania, bounded as followsyto
wit , : On the north by lands formerly, con,
tracted to Edward Grihnell, by Dr. Rose trus
tees, south -by lands contracted to' D: Middle
ton,•west by Edward Gillen and others, and
easterly by Daniel -Farrell, containing. 553
acres, more'or less, with the appurtenances.
TERMS Cash on day of sale.
,- limas Mumrout,
May 9, 1877.- 1 49--21' Administrator:
12580
125 SO
15'33
199 79
MOTICE OF - T y
INQUES. ,
J-1 Susquehanna Count, ss.
•• Orphans' Court 91 said County'.
_
In thumatter of JOHN LORD, DEC'D, in Partition
• of Reza:Estate—Order of . Inquest. •
To the Heirs and Legal Repreeentattves of Johd Lord.
late of Lathrop, dec'd: • '
TAKE. NOTICE. that an inquest will be held on the
lands and at the dwelling house of the said decedent,
in the township of Lathrop, in the county aforesaid, on
Monday, the 11th day of June. at 1 o'clock in the alter
noon of that day. for the pozpose or making partition
of the REAL' ESTATE of the said decedent,,to and
among Ms children and legal representatives, if the
same can be done Without prejudice to or spoiling the
whole, otherwise to value and appraise the same ac
cording to law; at which time and place you: arerequir
ed to attend if you tralrik.proper:
WM. WHITE; Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Montrose, May 7,1877:-1942
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Ix
the estate , of Henry Lyon late of Herrick
twp, Susquehanna Courtty, Pennsylvania, dee'd.
Letters of . Administration in the said estate having
'been granted to, the undersigned, ell persons owing
said estate are requested to make immediate payment,
and all persor4 having claims olgainst said estate are
requested to present them without delay.
, • , LEVirLS,
May 1603'17. ' 20w$ Adminh3trator.
1 V.XECD:TRIX'S NOTlCE.hereas
, • -- W...__
1 I 4 Letters testa.mentary to the estate of william
i Hurly, dee'd. late of Chocoaut ttvp., ha vim; been grant
! cd to the undersigned, all persons Indebted to said es
-1 tate are requested to make Immediate payment. and all
persona havtog claims: agatost the same, are requested
to present them. without delay. .
Katy 31,. LEURLY, Executrix.
May 16, 167 i. ' ' * • 20--26
_y ENV LOT OF CALLING CARDS,
AT THIS OFFICE.
CASH PRICES !
MEM
May 9, 1877.-749-22
C. F. HOTCHILIbS,
Binghamton,• Y..
Le l ia'.
REMOVAL
We have
SHOES
SHOES
SHOES
SHOES
H. STROUD.
$1.50
1.75
.85
.55
.30
.85
= GLENN'S
SULPHUR- SOAP. ;!
THOROUGHLY - URES DISEASES OF THE Siw ,
BEAUTIFIES THE COMPLEXION, PREVENTS
AND REMEDIES RHEUMATISM AND GOUT,
HEALS SORES AND ABRASIONSOF THE CUTICLE AND COUNTERACTS CONTAGIOIto
This Standard External Remedy for.. Erup. -
lions, Sores and Injuries of the Sinn, not onjy
REMOVES FROM THE COMPLEXION ALL BLEM
ISHES arising from local . impurities-oftr
blood and. obstruction of the pores, but al o
those produced by the - sun and wind, such fis
tan and freckles. It renders' the CUTICLE
MARVELOUSLY CLEAR, SMOOTH and PLIANT,
and being a WHOLESOME BEAUTIFIER. iS Ear
preferable to any cosmetic.
. ALL THE REMEDIAL ADVANTAGES OF SUL
PHUR BATHS a are insured -BY THE USE OF
Glenn's Sulphur: Soap, which in addi
tion to its purifying effects, remedieS and PRE-.
yENTS RHEUMATISM and :GOUT. 7 . . -
•-• It also DISINFECTS, CLOTHING. and • LINEN
and PREVENTS DISEASES' COMMUNICATED By,
CONTA'CT with the PERSON.
IT
DISSOLVES, DANDituFF, prevents - bald=
ness, 'and retardi grayness of the hair.' •
-'Physicians speak 'Of it in high tents. •
Prices-25 aid 50 Cents bier Cake;' per
Box (3 Oakes); 60c. and sl.2a
N. B.—The s o cent cakes are tripTe si2.e of those at .
25 tents.
41117 S HAIR AND WWf SEER DYE ) "
• Bat is or Brown, 50 Cents. ,
C. S. citrivl7.l%. 7 Sixth h , 'I Y.
u y
e• • •
4 ) A
S
SULPHUR
is Cl eans i ng, Iholotithr..P;cin fectino '
suotbing.
lir ing anti Pun•rtise ; •
••:
• =
It render; tit.' coarte.-1. Akio rentarl:Bl 4
soft still healthful:'. It impurol 'a be:n . l6l - 41 fi
silioothoe to tie. skin, and ((Intel:en
Achiteinte.,. It enrins burns, seahls: diming; !II
•excifrintioos, rottgltut-ws, tan, ittsitborn. frerk-'
lee, liver spots, chapped Ivitids; *eras, ulcers.
'dandruff. biker; on the hands siel 11.01 itch,
gritund Reit, itching bviween the!toes. itching
of the body, piles, corms.' Also 'relieves the
itching and irritatiort:or. biting and 'stinging '
inseetk_ its it is 'esto - adapted to the
_ionstia, and .lbern west, you to
takea S ,, ipiettr Radiat pleasure. For bath
ing.elithiren, it is nue4tialled. • Ladies who
• use it in their Toilet would -never dii without
it. It neutral Les the odor_ of, perspiration,
k
anas an oxtonisti remedy; t.-4lt scarcely be
amiss Fuli
a tnnyany each
age. TRY IT.
Price 25 'CU. per Cake. 3 Cakes flr tO eta.
By mail 5 ebs, By u/44: 7,5 Cis.
Atv Dr.ror Ar
Dr. San 7JF yk &
No. 1321 Green Et,. • ' IF
• Sold by all grusrett.t.
•,
rer
=Wei=
W W. SMITH & SON,
Maimfacturers and 'Dealers in all kinds of
Furniture
PARLOR SUITES,
CHAMBER SUITES, .
COSTLY it CHEAP FURNITURE,
ALL KINDS OF MATTRESSES,
SPRING BOTTOMS, 4. 1 4 c.
• .
FUrniture Repaired,Bottoms put in Chairs,'
Upholstering done,.Coverjng Chairs
and Lounges, Mattresses
•• - : done over.
•
D-4NDE4TAKING,.&4).:
The ' Stibieribets will make 'Undertaking.
specialty in theii business. Having One of
Alto roost elegant Hamszs'in the State;
all needing their services will ' be at= r . -
tended to proinptly and, at sat. 1
isfactory, charges.
W. W.:.SIIIIPIL4VSONi '.
molittose,Jiin.lkiniit . -:' ' '. - .
. 1 ..i' .. .. ::-' : - .:. r -- . ..!:-.
GRAND OPENING ! -
FALL AND. WINTER,
MILLINERY, HAIR AND FANCY (DUDS
E iN.CII 11111 L LIVE llt. '-
Having returned from New York with the finest anti ,
best selected stock of "goods ever ln this section of
country,' luciuding Feathers. Silks, Hibborl, Lace,
Hosiery, Belts. and Bid Gloves of all kinds and size's
• with prices to snit ail.
Also Fr, rink Leslie's Cat Paper Patterns in full, varlet*.
.REMEMBER THE PI.ACH,
97 BINGHAMTON, -
Court St. -1 "N. Y. • t Court ‘St.i
Binghamton, -N. Y., 19; 1876,—1y,-81
TAYLOR'S COUGH SYRUP. `ri
.. . , , ~
Al! persons suffering from the effects -of thvoat and
lung disease,' should give Taylor's Cough Syrtip or. 0*
pectoral' t a trial. It works thoroughly upon the Liver,
ni
Kidneys and 'map,- aswell as upon the whole°t ystern,
cleansing the in ii
mucous embrane removing reness
and giving tone and strength to the different o rui.r ,
it is warranted to give s"asfaction,• -t , ', -
.. ..
Atlistanding in need omit condition "lowtierjor itriy
kind
,of stock or poultry should givr Taylor
They are warranted to be the best powder in market
and to give entire satistadtion or the money will be re.
!Ltda. 'hey are sold by all . deniers in niedlthiteih
- " " ' '. .. 4 ".. :'....• "'","''''.
N EW 7 SPRlNG''"'' , ' '' , ; -.. 1
. . .. .
s-~c jo=a-K
IEC: 7C717 ; Xi 1;1, 71ir
0 f `'~
'Fowl; PA
, .
Having locaied in the BRICK STORE for
merly
occupied by H. 8o W. T. Diekerizian,l
would say to my friends and the public tenet
aly that am now receiving direct trope New
York one of the ktigest stocks of goods ever offer
ed' in this cotrtdy, (and will be sold at lower
prices ) ) consisting of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS;
CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES,
WALL-PAPER, READY
MADE OLOTHING,;Ete.
These &oda were bought for cash, with all
possible discount off, and are to be sold on the
same terms.
SPECIALTY-I have just received a $4,000:00
SPECIALTY-Bankrupt stock of Clotbing,pur-
SPECIALTY-cbasd at .a nominal price,wkich
SPECIALTY-will be sold for about one-half its
SPECIALTY-value, (guaranteed to , be 25 per
SPECIALTY-cent. lower than the same goods
SPECIALTY-can be bought in Binghamton.)
This is not wind, but a fact, and you can be
convinced by examining the goods.
- •
EirMY MOTTO IS READY-PAY I jet
In looking the. matter over I see that the
credit system still continue to increase Its vic
tims of buyers and sellers, while the ready-pay
system is growing in favor. .There is. no
Other way f)r a merchant - to sell goods for a
small profit than to demand'pay when delivered:
4f there bad been no credit system there would
le no hard times to complain of; Try it for a
year and your will never go backward, but be
convinced of its benefit,.
I am agent for :Mtn e. Demore.st's patterns;
also, take orders for Hanan & R,adush'S . custom -
Shoes. "The price tells and everybody tolls the
price. [A,p.18,'77.] 0.31. HAWLEY.
AN IMPORTANT LOCAL REFORM I
hereafter goods will be scold at
E. P. STAMP'S STORE,
In Montrose, for CASH at CASH PRICES.
rI will keep good goods and •tnake the
prices to suit the , closest buyers.
moun,
.)
I have had. seven . years experience in, '
buying and selling FLOUR 8.0 that I know
where to buy and what to buy to suit the
customers of this vicinitv.l.
I WILL MAKE A SPECIALT,I of (WHITE
Vir liE&l' FLOUR. - , 5
c; i3
and warrant every .barrel and ' tick to
suit or refund . the money. -
CHEWING TOE A C !
I have recently made arrange enta by
which I can sell CHEWING losAcco by
the pound as cheap as you can buiy of any
wholesale Tobacco House :by oe-barrel.
1 also ,keep Chewing Tobacco . in .10 lb.
cadd'gs for whi...n ,I, will make special
prices. 7 - - 1
S.d.?.aT.
I keep on hand a large quantity of SALT
and keep under cover, and will; sell it as
low as possble*.for this market.
Sugar, tea,COffee, Syrtip, Soap, Pork,
Fish, ea), al at the nimble Six pence
prices.
I trust( I will:receive sufficient patron
age from cash. .ibuyers to mak4, the ilia!'
system to succesi. Respectfully,‘'
_ - E. P. STAMP
OppoSite the Banking House or Wm. H.
Cooper &: Co., and the Dry Goods' House of
Guttenberg, Rosenbaum & Co. •
Montrose, Oct. 11, 1876tt.
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
MONTROSE, PA.
ris.txm ss - crasamermit. yristxxiier
t ot' Ms institution will c9mmerice,
1.-_
Tuesday May 1.1877,
And - OntinuepAlisestion daring the 'eninnl'ef:
ENTER AT. ANY TIME.
TJE,E;MS-
_ft VAS 0 NA.,:Bi4,E;
Circulars contitielog , partterdars to be hail atthe
College, or , sent by min. - • • ,
Address It. K. LOSItR PrincipaL
1 Alt"
May 1877.
MiNtIOOD - ITOW LOST, .110.*,,,,,RE
- :STORED 1 • i
- Just published.!a new edition (ADM Cut-
IFZEMET,L'S eZiptitATED
than DZ on the WI--
cal cure (without medicine} of Spfrmatort‘•
1111, \..:9 bum or 'Seminal Weekness, Involun tarry
Semikal Losses, Impotency; 31ental . and
'Physical. Incapacity. Impediments to Marriage,' etc.;
,also,Cansumption, Epileptly i and. Fits, induced,by
indulgence or sexual extravagance. &c.
-M — Price, in sealed envelope, only six cents i
The celebrated author, in this admirable - Essay, clear - -
demonstrates,iy from a thirty years' sudeessflti prac
tice,. that the alarming consequences of self-abuse may
be radically cured without the dangerous use df inter
nal medicine or the spplication of the knife ; r,ointing
out &mode of cfire at once simple, certain, and effectual
by means of which every suffereo matter. wbat his
condition may be, muy cure him#if cheaply, privately
and radially. ,
,
Or Thislecture should be in the .bands - of every
youth and every 11/31L in the land. . ,
Sent under real, in a plain envelope. - to any address,
t-pai
posd, on:receipt:of six cents or two postage gawps..
Address the rublishers - • 1 ",
'rae - daVERWEfiL :MEDICAL CO.,
41 Ann St., New York ; Poet Wilco Box, 4486
Oct 11,1846. • '
A I:TDITOR'S NO' CE.- tinder
signed. an Auditor appointed by the dicnirt of
Common Florio of Samuel:sauna Conn+ir t to distribute
the finds In the hands et the Sherlif arising_ from the.
Sheriff sale of the personal ;property of D. Layton.
will attend to" the duties of appointment at his office
in/lontroec. pa Saturday .Idne r 43, IST?. at 1 o'clock p.
m.,at which time and place ;all persons interested'are
required to appear arid prelent their claims or !Nt for
ever debared, from coming In on said !nun.
A. If: McCOLLU4I, Aiiditer,
• '
May Z 1,1877.!
.
ERRORS Ol' YOVTII.' ' j..''''
1
A GENTLEMAN' 'who suffered for years froni 'Merv
-mows- Pebility, Preinutureineuay, arid- all thei effetts
of youthful Indiscretion will:, for the said of etifferi
m ng
buanttl; feed tree to .Mt volho need it. the rite and
Irection for making si pie the remedy Ivy vt eh he
was'cured. Sufferers wiihin - to profit hy the a remit. e can do so by
er's experieoc ddresslog lii perfect` confl'
lit
deuce. - , 1
JOH" 13 OCIDIOT $ 4 'Cedar SL, N e w Fork. ', -
$
- . Job Priating
W I . CHEAP,
_ i t at
This °Mae.