---. 1t4"4-fliiriii:iiite' Ai:nut's Arum is .011411 taill Es=l3= ' "'• Now ‘ we rent froiti,bur toilaLord „our )atiora are due; "'The haunt:lei - thou givest‘tp" felon are won We have .have sari:wird our grain= - -tvellvur toil it re.: -,. And Urania 'ine'eroriping the grass on the braes We'gathared our harvests with. pulsOtwaiing high; . The mower toiled on with a lough in his eye, And the upper, u nimbly he felled the proud erain, Wss blither than those who wield sceptre's anJ reign. Anti the wheat stalk great tall; sod the fill, golden ear Proclaimed that . die months of irej:ticings were nee ; The grape in rich clusters hung.' Promising mirth. And the boughs of the apple-tree slept on the earth. Did we r thinkTbee then, God of the seasona t ph no. We were quick, to accept of tby favors, but slow Were our lips to give tbankefor . the -rich elfte Thy hand Bbosvered &eon on the catmlitteredvetes of our land. . , Thou !tan mined on us manna. Lord yet we are muse Thou guest us summer; each product to suit: Elpiings and autumni as fair as Italia hoasis Dawn onus, yet.faint are our tongues, Lo'rd o`Hotts! Now we raise our glad voices, in gratitude raise And we _waft en the beam. or the morning' our prvhe We thank l'hee for grain we have gathered in elincit, And the wilk of the kiue, and the fleece of t• e thkcic. And we thank Thee for which mOve lietito the task, And Thy Gum for 11w spirit which bids us lo ask ; 41 te; Lord, with jug seine of Thy bounty, and give Health tons, and to all in the land where we live. Went Tishu ry, Oft. 11, 1816. [From the Albany Chliator.l HINTS ON FATTENING' VATTLE.—A I a late meeting of the ',Newcastle (England) FAriner's , Club. Mr. Glover. the seereiarv. spoke of his mode of stall-feeding cattle.. Ifs , said he was partirularto have Iris etude fed at stated times. 'The cattle, he said. o•kni-ty perfectly well when meal time hail arrived. and were restless and un easy when dis-tppointed of their Mod." Ile th night • cleanliness and a good supply of litter should never he neglected. To keep the s kin clean, and use the currycomb liberal'y tended to fatness." fle remarked that the food should also be given with regularity as toi quantity.— •• They should not, be exposed to alternations of - hunger Rmisurfeit. The food of code should also be varied as much as possible: Like hu man beingi ihey were fond of variety and ca• pricinas in their appetites. Two potindslof oil cake. tive'pounde of harley-meal,and fite pounds of .hay.t.ihaff, with a plentifull allowance of Swedish tundra. had been recommended as a daily' allowance:" - lie spoke of the use of linseed nil in feeding, Which he said hsd heem attended with much success. oil was sprig klel on good oat straw. laver. art the rate of a gallon of oil to a week's allowance of straw to be frequently turned over, and kept two days before wied by Which time the oil would be absorbed, and there wouhl be slight fermentation le the fund." Fie described also die mode of making ‘Varne's Compound, which tr highly esteemed for fatten. ing cattle. Ile put 160 lbs. water in a dog cauldron. and %Omit bnilinn, stirred into it for five minut e s. 21 lbs. linseed weal. Then 63 has, of oruAtt,l barley eras sprinkled upon the, boiling mueihig-. by one person. while another rapidly stirred the mixturei. Ti aimea. pied another five minutes." It is then left to cool --if there is mush fire it ahnutd•he put nut, it should be used the next day. or by being ex cluded-from-the-aim-mar be-kept homer. — 'llO quantity riven to each p-r day. is eight pounds. with hay or straw in addition. Apples fur Begs, have kept my hmls on ap ples every tall and winter for ten years past.— I put ralho Inure meal with my appl. :4 than people usually do it hen they ht.!! pottihte , ; but not ent.usli to keep the hogs arise they la ,l nit'apples, Myintes itsually Ited. her •t in the sPrtod than any . of my; neiShbots that are led .1.; 1..M1.44, I a fact. they thrive and ke.p f a a' trio. r. I lay my apples in a large hitt in Inv ling.pen. let them rfel'it! When 1111. WY:1011 . 1 Itettoutet.-sery-44.1 4 .- thew-rover them Hp wee rye strau and keep them frozen all winter.- IVt:n I n In u:p lhetir, I put ihetti, on my Lif g e pot or kettle,-let ; them be tut just long enough to-take •the•fn.st Ont. of.- tt.ein and 6setttlient tu the hoes warm: Sotne pen rlp only torn w:iler ntl them mid Ihus t the rrer.t. !tr . :l6ra ot~italr in_ them takes the s•turteess Ur acid all out, ;If them. tied reMkr , them nntre palatahle and nonri-laing 1 give each ling "in.-third i•f a p:106.1 elf .titit't 5 at tt timr.three times a day. 111 led 111,141 Fall ieS.l should give them nearly as many in •4•1 as 1 do apples ; Therefore. I think a tpples is %Veto!' as natal) for hoes as a bushel of is my opptnion that. our farmers had bette'r 141•11.111 more nieltards rather than ent what they now have. The told orehards are fast going to deray. and the ruing getter:llM!) wild Want hr apples unless there are tettre trees set out Stltrl;" HORACE GOODlitiE: P. S.—l feed gio I mellow sour and some sweet. pplus to my fat bow and sLoats, every tly, sod that they both make theth grow and help towards fattening them. ' • Oncitsans.—Turn your fines and pies into your orchard to eat the falling frait,and thereby get rid of the eirentims whiett are 'imbedded in every .fipple that falls. In addition to the pre caution. mike a mixture. such as , we have often recommended to you,, in the proportion of 2 gabons of soft soap. 1 lb. of flour of , 'sulphur, and have the: trunks of your trees, from the ground upwards painted with it. This mixture, besides pruving destructive hi the eggs and em bryo of insects, will otherwise prove beneficial to the trees. A GIIEPS ONE.—A few days sineci.a young one. just Iron] the r;otintry, was employed' to one of our 31arketlireet stores. Among other duties he was to affeii 'in the spee.„ On the first eight. preparatory going o het), he blew out the,gss • light, not stoppili2 it off. In the morning the poor fellow was nearly dead. and declared !hit he *mild riui'sleep there any more. • • Cuss - von Sorts Taniwr.—The Charleston Courier:publishes Two table spoonsrul of ashes in one pint of boiling water. to which, after.being strained. add two tea-, spoonstul of table salt. a piece of alum and one of saltpetre. each the sire of a nutmeg, the juices& three lemons, or a little vinegar• or orange juice. all rsweetened with honey. and when cold. gurgle 'the thrill( every three hours: Th - e remedy has been frequently tried, and neves known to fail." , ES The C ommdtee appom e 3, the Cumberland r. unty ‘, Agriehltural Society, examine F a d re • p:, tru, upon, frarrus,! • thou,g,h 4 Sigh' Chriedait:Thiel. Made a'ref;ri to Mel &Minty of an examinalidn which:the committee made on the 11th of Septemberhist.of the fart! of Robert Breson,andwhieh the'SoMetYordeMd - in be pcb- • To the President' and Managers' •of • the Cumberland - County - Sg rieulturalSo c iety: . -. .- . . .... . .. ' Vile cometittee 01j:smuts. at. this Our ttecotul annual meeting, take,-occasion.to express--their regret. that,.scf.. few membrra ,- of the. Society should have intimated a desire at 'any' time dor ing the past year, that their fain' and ; Mode,•Of Cumvattott.should he submitted forexaminstion; ut a *bight memiter Made . applicatinit.' l ,atitlit is vo \ l l, ith feelings Of great pleasure that'sierriitilly Mahe in itte•expressit4ctil the 'opiniiiiii that the fartil'ef 3lr. Il'illacri Bryson, and the condition of it—its cultivation, ;cal the itibeipl'ee 'of .11— all ird a most , gratifying example of the' - rich product a orb Winade by enirgy, industry and skill. The farm con.ists of twoltundied -and tifty-seven acres of Ilind, moat of wititili is clea red' lea ving ni:ly trees enough - 1o( , Oitaile.;-- As \ ou.approarli the farm, t Mt are at since sirtiek with the cleanliness of field and fence-row, which indicates• that within. grows . Mete hit what is planted. A large elope manziotfexhila its the comforts of a profitable tartu:', and a no less capacious barn shows Mat there roust lap a place. for Grain, for there Much here to be stor., ed away. A particular description of ibis barn may be useful to the Society,; it Is.M size ninety eight feet six inches. by 'filly four feet which includes a seven feet over-shot. - and thirty-lour feet Mob in the square. It is built' in the 'Fide . of a band, and has setts °Darn 'floors , tine allud e the other—the tirsf haying an elevation of about eight feet and the second is used as a threshing floor, front which the grain, as it is threshed, passes down into the .first tour, where it is cleansed ; the stables are below the whole.— There is an advantage gained by this strange. 'Dent in this, that you ran get out any quantity of grain. without 'being hindered by the floor ; and there.cao be nri better, phisiration of this . advantage than by the laid, that 3lr. Ilryion's whole crop was thrashed.. cleaned; and. really for market on the 25th July of this year. With the peculiar capacity and arrangement of his b4rn,• this was effected without any waste of straw, or throwing more into the barn-yard titan would be read!) , converted into manure ; it was all stewed away in his capacious barn, ready to be used the succeeding winter as occesion'shall require—the quantity of wheat was nineteen hundred and ninety-five bushel., which 'grew upon' eiolity acre's—five acres of barley was also thrashed, and produced 250 bushels ; forte tons of hay were made, well cured 'nd stowed away ; the produce of ten acres of oats; which your committe supposed would yell 270 - bushels, were also here ; the corn .was .yet upon. the ground, and it was the subject of particular ex amination, anJ the conclusion to which we came n Lit regard to it was. that it would yield about fifty bushels to the acre—not withstands. ingthis season has not been as favorable as usual, we have nut seen in any year so large a erop - of corn which was as good, as this. Thirty bushels of clover seed were also made. This is a limestone firm. and the manure used upha it is pnocipally . LIME. The stock which we found here were eighty bead of steers, twenty mileh cows and young cattle, one hundred hogs; fifteen sheep. six horses. and three yoked oxrn. The eighty head of steers were in a course of preparation for the market, and hail been •fed since the corn had passed the waisiing ear state, hy cutting it off anti f-etlitor it to them in the hulk-.llw cattle and hogs 01118.41;d Intrellitl. ex• Iti.oted this system as a creditable one ;—se--oc. - ly two acres had yet been consumrd. and thr rattle were alines' ready for the market. One would suppose that a farm like' this would M;iiii-I.v all the attenti n of its owner: hut not so With %Ir. 11r: son--on his farm three kilns Wire e o n 7 -tooly employed hunting lime, producing about' 2909 hied.els a wei•ls, battled from Ow kiln as lAA as it w.i•ltiiroeil. to enrich the lands of die sarroutt.h i til country. NIG Bryson employs , ..lati: It a Prise about thirty hands. who are 'en ,:,,,.d tit th. • lllll , . , rtti the farm and the blotting :oil hoof ill ot loftl• : the I:01.4 of these • men is, diri.i.ti il I, i . %Tr Ilrys ri in per.in. a•• 41 with a ay-booa ..t .........i.y of ci•in. ni ; , •liflettis fii he hint tr. AI 1011.11,0 . .' ee try mast knows trout me mouth of tit. ctim'ot er what' is its busi , ies• f„„. pp,. ,1„ y . w,..-i no .o go so mi 'mods.' into lite tiot “wat'ir".:"llvo.icher NMI ettultrort.! skill :t r ot j - 11,11.•111 dii-Oltr II nu ed. limn. as would 1 to I, ....iiv,y li.. tool !...f % Olin 1 . 11111,1110VV11 . c' 111 I. W." •iioiril 1,111. to L!iy i it., t le,a• e ; ; ,tio n ,, ~f op• tirtilo r ill it bii•lt 3 l'illiili ' t' i111:11111. bas a ti • lira .1 int; in, i. erovh-tl.lll the barn 1 aril, by. wi n . h e vioe r i• to...tight into : fly r.i.o . ii of ice Ittttuat•—fititV trAtts ttnt• rot-semi ti me lila! lilt V Ivllllot swag wit of only phee, how. in tine. li t - roinforta-awl plrasures i• 1 arm .tre bogt cons stilled by makiag all coinfirtable and pleasant' I ;Moto lion. e can not close this report. with mt an.elThit to iinpr•ss iipmt the Society, the necessity of more extensively iutroductog =infest Its; the h a bit.of subiniutind our farms to the visitation of your committee. Thern is- no one whose exper ience and practical skill in the emirse of hislionle alarming, has lint developed sminedling worthy of observati,m and there are, perhaps, many whose practical Operations are based upon some mistaken principle. Why not bring all this, to light, by the examination and report of your committee? Why not make it the-subject of remark. and discussion, that each one and all of us may profit by the discovery. if a valuable one, or avoid-the error, if ftnmd lo be a fatal one. Let no one say to himself, Lhave nothing on me farm worth showing-4or the answer which_ suggests' itself at once is, if you ) lave not von ought to have. PRESERVING ANIMAL SORSTANCEV..—PUIVG fiIeGOG requires the presence-of- water ;' henee,. by drying animal substance they are,preserved., Hence one reason of the preserving power of Fa I,'froth its strong affinity for the water con tained in these substances. Alcohol operates part ly in the sante way. Various other substan ces act.by -entering into combination. - and the different tendencies of the' affinities Of the- con stituents of those substances are overeat/Hi ;- among:these are corrosive sublimate. coppers, tannin., wood vineghr, and kransote. A high tem perature stops pntre faction - by coagulating the azotized materials. Putrefaction is ,iutpdisible above in° or below 32°. Freezing acts pre ci,zely as (hying. Hence bodies • preserved be frost, and those which remain fresh fur years afier death on the Arabian deerts,' are preset ed from the same essential cause. • NITROGEN 0.,r A CROP OP thiy.-tr ß y con;, tains t snafly about 11 per eent.etr oitrunen.. or a ton contains 30 prunds.' A gmal meadoti..lltere. (me, yields about 60 pounds ofmitrozert Off zer? per annum. 03itager I • ( 4 - 7 - 1 1 1 --)l;f:re4 Tnoifi ncr eali n g've ? puiamy 4 tif 'l3: Beal. SMITIFSIMFROVED" Iti.DIAN.'3/EQtTA BLE 't••• riGA ell'ATßD'' PILLS, his :induceil,ll number of peivoturtoni#C,iiitiething . tliejr! tali ' et cur eil'eirie'ltiem with Ordcr,to sell llienifor,the genuine.lehile particle of. !r. goodness!, 043 f cyan .r ..adiate bi appesrance to th original, Dr. Sma's Pills. In short, they are an in. tended FRAUD . ' Upitv Alta "eniaihilaity's, A minister who al drat bad es Warm iR injuntatiouiSugae. Coat. e.' Pill, mantifactured in Albany. N. Y.. hasgisen thorn up. u r .o.says, en account of the :Miserable dishonest parties concerned in manufacturing ..theln.i. The arum party are pow industriously circulating reports ttalculatl ed to injure Dr. Smiths and to erect, thareputitinn - of his valuable pil4; but rather than not them,in public, Dr. Smith is about to instiu.te legal procealingsapiust them for their slanders, as he basin anethercastvagainst a similar putty;in 'which hX, reel:l4Elo amount of damagea., ,these miserable imitators have to , resprt to Mimeo, abominable means to palm off theircouutelfrit pills, as the public know that p.r.Smith's are the original end genuine. Soviet" instances hare come. to , public notice in g i [deb life has !wen endangeredlly the: unforiut n,b , use IR' the counterfeits. It Dr. Smith's' Pills that are doing stirthich ica3d itt 'the cogutiy7ts Ole following plaialy' show. MORE ,MLNISTERS. - • Use and Recommend Dr:Smith . ; Pills than all others. 'Phis is to ieitify that I hare o.ed the, 'Sugar Coated Pills manufactured Ifeklarnin Smith. of New. ]'ark, tor some tittle. and belleae them to he a good ni•dirinr: and also', from inquiry in that •city, I sin persuaded that be is lbeVrigruid inventor, and therefore Is entitled to the hem& of the ina•ention. S. WILLIAMS,. Pasiorlkt Baptist Church, Pittsburgh. Prom the Alue.llmee Chicken. (Del.) We call, the attention oro'ur readers - to the certificate or Rev. S. Pushy of Ist Baptist, 'Church. Pittsburgh, hi refation'ioPf. Smith's Pills. We can oursehre4 hear tesliinnny to the excellenee,d(theliaPille f one of us having oiled them and experieneedgreat relief riom them., The abotie is the bestpaper:in the Staitii of lielaseere The " IMPROVen I3DIAN reriETASI.T. PALC7(Suger Coated,) are certainly doing ,much good in the tehole country, and are highlresteelied, if one bolf is true that people write and ''sity about them. They are so easy in their operation that all like them. The editor of the 'Northern State Journal, (..ne of the lorge'st end best pipers in the State of N. writes as follows; - . ..Watertown, Mali 31,1846. _ Dr. G. Benj. Smith— Dear Sir. I was laid ppwita it bad cold some time since my return from N. V., and during .my illness I made trial of your pill. , and I must say I forma them excellent. 'They art the. brit metlieitte for the purpore they ore intend o l,th.tt I have yet seen. I seldom take talk but I brund yours entirely free from theobjectiona to ivtriell other pills ere I hapetbey wilicontinue to be a source at prat to you, as I doubt not they wit be ureun4 of relief to the '.rniCted on a large scale. Your. truly, J. GREEN., ' Tonawanda,, Pa, Sept, 18 1846 Dr. G. Bvni. ' Dear :Sir: Your agent left with me st let of your Cowen Puce, end I have but a few boxes left. Every hot I hove sold has given entire satisfaction. I hove taken them myself and I consider them the beet piUs I have ever need, and I am net afraid to recommend them to the public. 1 nigh a further supply at once. Yours respectfully. JACOB KIBLER, P. M. Huntington Ind„ June 21, 1696. Dr. Smith-- Dtar !Sir :1 am most out of your INDIAN VLGICTABLE Stow COATED PILLS, " and fill.] them selling SO fast that I think you had better semi me two • gross immediate-' ly. They give such general satisfaction that.peoplo at' least twenty miles for them. and as it is generally known I am agent fur there. 1 would be very sorry to get oat. Yours res p ectfully. ' • ti NI I. . MOORE & BEIA ARE !!! If G. BENJ. s‘lllll,lienot written with n pen on the bottom of the box. all 4 . Sugar Coaled" Pills gra Cuunterfe.t. Principal (Vice 179 Gret•riaitch Street, large brick block. N. Y. Price 25 emt.. , box. 'wOOD'S, sAR, 4 %PAPILLA criaanr nirrzns. L'Olt the permanent removal of all Anon diseases as take their rise in an Impure 1.110 el.; Impaired Dia gentian, Morbid auto: I, lthr. Liver end Stomach, %Veal:- 11001 of the Nervous Systent, and a lls.oided habit •of Cutistitu'lion - generally. Dr. Wood's Sarsapatilla and . Wild Cherry' Bitters have already. by their substantial esei Hence, won a it i urea, of public favor and pairmia,te winch, puts Them hey.tad the heed of recommendation. Beim; faithfully rep:, ed of the 'mist eseellent tnaterials. they ran be luny confided in by ill in iie4il of a tunic, aperient or alternititae remedy. 'f lea precoration will be found on trial to be a ante and . .preily remedy tor the diseases enumerated above. pouf ) the blood. •. cure retular dtgestiiirt, promote a beatify aeuon 11111se Liver and e.tomaeli, and strengthen the 111 . 1NLY. at 01101 Serlin lig health and rigor to the whole as i•bin. 111 all eases of des' leuey, arieing Inmi ne or iiervnii: intuition. they' have liern usrd'wo m ii4 rk a bl e aucc.,.; tea' are turn Iran iri.•1111 r fnedy for Brodie:ie. Flitiffency. loss or Appetite' an 1 it general pronfralluo r f theeystens. • At the -same hill • n $1$11 , 114,1.111•4 Illat they are muller indent nor at 4 11 Ir• it. in thetenperanim, ra.guittat a. they do pi;• , tial regular atfil coat nillamice. lady, w iawae tart-lila al they tumid to 011111, .4..t511.• iniles'wary alert, in. 111 ir ea fa c. wow nif. a tem. rt, it pfs ti -it 1,1-11,12 414 $1 .na aneitivisie., would wit be 1 / 1 1f.te.: .41 1:$1 , . The wond. Aul eat. a 0 h.is Ia r mrnud .0 J the ailifsaaledged ea:felony 01' ua 1511t. , 11 , 1, et once commend it to ilw, publiea,4r. ITIONs, Mr. Plato 1 iieqt New trar'entirely cured of a confirmed cancer 01 the •tnmmh, then nand inbuilt. and Ilia eeio rat !ie.& h •It improved by - the _use of "O.Y one. l'uttl.,. John 11.41ir, Bristol. , lifailLt boa aoluntortly ceititi.•d that he waa cured by the Bitters, ofliondiee, lauli t t,tion. Headache and Vertigo. J.•P. Perlms, Evq., New Bedford, was cured of en eruption of the lice. ' Dr. W. H. Miner oIN. Y., testifies that many of his patierits have been lienriiiteil by the u4e of the Bitters, and in every case they hat.e given the most ietfect astisfartion. &Id Wholesale' and 'Retail tip • WYATT a, 1421 Foon St. N. Y., liusToN dr. LADD, TIAIMmIi, and by dru4gist gencrally throughout tho U. S. Price Sl. .4arge *flea.. Otn22 CLAREMONT HOUSE (DMr , JT.II2 . , • • gSft C.171.:11Y informs his intends that ha hos ,leased the above tiousis, inusted.ou the south. side of toe public hqu tre„late,ly oceupied•hy , A.M. Cue, and havhve, nm,te entirely near arrangements, now prepared for . I.lle reception, or visitors. .Presenting his compliments' io hi'-friends and the publie geitei•elly; and as-using them n9.pairitior expense '.vvill please his 'detests, ha respectfully solicits public jmOorb., sae, ph-acing thatvrhile the ' establishment is under his control, it shalftiot be excelled by any.hr the . Country., The ronms' ''the, • CLAREItIONT' quickie+ and airy. and furnished in the bestirryle ' ' The Table will. be furnished with every substintiall tileinuntry can produce. • •"" - • • • • The-Bar will be stacked with the best' liquithr in ■ pure and unadulterated date. • • Fir.;! rate Stabling.attacited, with 'may and-faithful Ostlers always in:atteodance. • In abort, nothiog will be ornitted; which will add to the comfort and coaveniericp of cast - mere, and With his facilities,' lie believes satiSfaction will be rendered to all. . Towanda, April 8, 1846;!' , : - : . CLO•riigiAmi',o, 4 Vs§tmEßEs. . 1;A RP E. SSOETM ENT•of Cloths of lit elladel and colors, And qualities,.and price. Oasimarest. Fancy and Plain. Sauinetta and a good asmiatment of F i estings may he found at GEO. E. FLYlsTr.&.coct • Ea TilEll—Zalf Skins,Adole add Upiwile2tbet'at jlB,, • ~ mEticuirs coiamenei! . on,M9ndiithet:3lst day of itugnet.'.! ;:411 1 4. Ot A DEke o o/i, Principal, ; E . C. BLACK 4 sl,ilSl,.Preceptnuts...Tbe year,swill, be divided into bin/ ten* deliver' weeks each. The first term will be fld• lowed by p,llleatio94 of one Week, , • The &Mud lira; will commence November 23d. . The th ird ;elm .4111 commence reaginsy Orb. and be L followed by.,s notion oflone week. , • .' • • Thtsfeatith term still crinamenee May 0. and be env Fouled, by O vacation of six week, ; . • ' 11tition, per term of ckres 4. ieeeks: For Vie 'common. English studies.: : ; 14.50, For the higher tondos% including Natural, - • , .Intellectual and, Mond Sciences, • - 40 0 .Mathiquitica cud Linguages,,,, •• ; 6110 For the second , and third terms, Extra, , • , . •95 For Drawing and Painting, , , 9OO For Music, with, ow of Instrument, . 700 • ••• . Without,- - • , ' • ~6 ea . . Several literary and scientific genthenan, in conjunct Pon wilhthe.Pttncipal , have consented to favor, the stitution with femme* an the more impotUnt branches. nfetliteationsffee of charge.: .; Allagadents will. be charge" for, not less than half a 'term, unless. absence. is occasioned by:illness or caber unarojclahle causes. •. • • i eseteises of composing and declaiming will be required of every student. unless excusedby the teachers or parents. s The counts of instruction is 'designed to be thorough and practical, adapted to the requisitions of business, and the demands of an intelligent - people. „ Acadewy has one rf the Anat, locations on the Susquehanna, commanding a 'charming • that beautiful river, the borough of Tsisiands and thks , ,, rounding landscape.- - . Frain # confidence in the zeal, enterprise Iliad abilities of the teachers, and,the unusual mosperity outlet school during the past year. ere take pleasure in recommending this institution, to the favorable regard and patronage of :an enlightened, intelligent and generous people, trusting that it will, continue in usefulness, and the - consequent favor of the p . oblic. HIRAM MIX, President. . ENOS TOMKINS, .1. D. AIOINITANYE, • • .C. WARD, . • . J. F.. MEANS. . , DAVID CASH Taus:rras. B. KINGSBERY, - H. 8 MERCIIR, WM: ELWELL. . . Towanda, Augtist 3, 1846. •Owing to an error in manuscript, the dale of the handbills will be found incorrect. It ts three-days too late. j The late Preceptress, haring left the institution, without g!sing the necessary notice, we are under the neeessitY of deferring the opening of the Female De -parlment for one week. . . ' MISS BLACKMAN comes highly -recommended as o pianist and a scholar. J. C. VANEERCOOK. IP Ufa m Scott. &E"OOlSIS7}2lr.il.C , IIdAVVo il - TILL promptly and punctually render his protes t' V sional services in. sigenefes, . Collections, and Other matters in his pmfession entrusted to his care. ( o.llle has removed his Office to the•nxim over N. N. Bettie-store. ROOT & SHOE MAKING. Webb. -I .V .arega ?,„s WILCOX fc SAGE have associated themseves in the Boot 'and Shae Making business. in the borough of Towanda. and may he found at the old stand. of S. If atha way. 13 te ly orruiiiraby Elkanah Smith. near I. ll.Slephern?iehange lintel, where they solicit a share of public patronage. "They intend, by a careft I selection of stock, and by. Attention to the interests of their eu vtom erii, to 'make as' heat and durable work is can be ,nanufadured in this portidmof the country. • They keep constantly on kali& and will manufacture to, miler, morocco, calf and coarse :hoots and shoes; Wits Gsiters, shoes and slips; cbildren's do.; gent's' gaiters and pumps, , &c:, &c: • ' 'JOHN W. WILCOX; PHILANDER Towanda, May 14, 1845: ` NE IV ESMBLISHME NT 11:V IM WIRT 31EmMIL311.111C 1:1.- 4, • • • r , . .......,yri g Liair ''- M . NYE & CO., would re. - .- . spectlly infonnthe citizens at Too• ' 4 ...7- 4- ' 1 : s , ' -'"--. - arida and the public getteridly, mat ~ ril 'ln. N . r i they have on hand & mlfalra , lure .ife/C. • ' . lx. ,to order ill kinds of VA BIN ET P-: 1.. .: ,, .'FURNITURE, of 16;1..4 mate- . 1 pi rids, and workmanship that ea t "" 1, be surpaased.in additiouto the usual assortment in country shops, ive will keep on hand and make to order SOFAS, of various, and most approttal patterns; Sofa flocking Chain, upholstered in superior style, and fur ease and durability cannot lie surpassed even in our faro cities. Also, the half French Ma hogany Chair, beautifully upholstered, with curled hair. which never loses its elasticity, and finished with the best hair seatitig. We 'flatter ourselves that having had touch experience in the Mistime', we shall he able to satisfy all who may feel IN - posed to call, both as to quality and price, and by strict attention- to business hope to Milli and receive the patronage of a M. 11l con. minify. 1.. M. NIT. it. CO. _ Towanda, September I, 1845 eicuurr,r s'u .1"/TVU M\ V BE lIA 0 At - oar atop inueli lower tlim tt Itaa ever heed said in Towanda. 6...1.1 an• cheap, awl wheat liil It. eTtill. and that to till• Ma1...1 . 111 nr can alrerd all fur ta - In it. .%11 kinds al pra.l.ser will he received in payment. Also. 11.1UN1DE:14.4,111 knelt. Sept. I. ' - 1.. if. NY) 4 till. ' care - a- - n W Ami TILE SI Bitit a r,ld retintetittly infor.tt the puttl t e that ho co...tows ',tom) 0111 the at4tve I4itteso at hi. Any- in the %loony of It. rnyomille. and that he 4 ttreportl u. furnoth on Ow 1, 1 n. . i11g.4.3.11 I:41. shivit.!o 1,, 84 6, 4 Itr Rolittitz ser r nits.. in G t i,,t. MD, or for Seivett in k Fanning mill.. ¢r, ftlirreintl 1•11,16, , 111;tnt i;,.. I will hr promptlyatiendell u.. E. 31.1118 H. Lepty•vdie September 21. 1846. A cERTAiN CURE . FOR PILES! WILL be kept on hand a large 111141.11111011t a made to. hider on sherter mains and 1 Jr'. Ind my than can be produced at any other establishment theJand.: 'l'.lliise :who are wider the necessity of pt.. curing that article will and shall be satisfied. A good hearseand pall may be had in attendance when desired. September 1, 1n45. • 1.. M. NYE olk. CO. Dr. A- UphaM's ViTriable Eirttliarr, AN 1. HUMEDY, IN VENTED BY DR. A. UP IiAM• a distinguished Physician of New Turk city, is the only real successful remedy fir that daneerous read distrceiing complaint—the PILES —ever offered to un American public. Mark Ibis. It is an INTERNAL. REMEDY—and nit an 'external application, and will cure every case of Piles, either bleeding or blind, interrisl or, external, and probably tho. only thing that will. There is no i Mistake 'sheet it. It s a positive cure--speedy and permanent. It is also a convenient medicine to take, anu linproopsthe :general heal h in a remarkable Man-, nets Each box 'contains twelve doses,'at 8/ a dose. It . is very mild in itrropria4in, snail:my be taken in cases of t h e- most acute inflammation without danger: external applications are in the highest degree•dirsagreo.. ; able, inconvenie . ,t and offensive': from Mowery On ture of the disease,.. inconvenient intheir elrects. • This medicine attecks,the dilemma its source, and removing _ the cause, renders the cure certain andpermancnt.; To Alin firsu'Lsrit ss..Merried ladies ire almat'iiir -variably sahjeet to that painful andinjurious 'dieelse; the Piles, with consequent inflammation of thalitimach. boweli and spine,' - weakness of the back, flow of blood to to the head, The Electusry is perfectly sere for pregnant ladies, And the moat useful cathartic that can possibly bo used, as it ,not only, removes the Piles and • all inflatornatory diseases without pain or irritation, ;lint will insure an easy time,, a safe deliiery, and oaound constitution in the piing. I • •• The Electuary contains no mineral medicine, no al. oes, colocynth or genthOge, or other - powerful and irnia, tive penalise. , No fear of taking nild, while under its, influence—no 'climige in . , Met, necessary, , If taken. we,. cording to direetionf, 'darn Pr . guaranteed. 7 Bold wholesale and 'retail -by Waiver &-Krecoux. " General -Agents 'for the Sonthein Shure' 'RI Yukon street;.l,L, r)'.IIUST.,I2N`, 6c . 444 DD, .TitSreindi. 'and druggists kenerillititronghout t t r United 130tes.. Price ' ; 6m22 FIOREIGN - .IERIDDICALS:t , REPUBLICATIOffio.OF.-. tut LONDON QUARTERLY SEVIEW; THE ED NBURGIII'REVIEW. 441UARTERLY REM*. 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Quarterly, ".• im purely: literary, be. ing devoted principally to triliciama nun foreign, Conti nental Works • • • , The prime of the It4rattres are leas than one-third of thwe of the foreign c.ipieo, .11111 while they are equal ly cell got. up. they afford all that advantage to the American over the Eniaish trader. . " • • 'TRAM: . - • . PAIXIONT TO BS Naas Is an►aaes! Fur any rme:uf the four Reviews, 53.00 per annum Fur any twr, .:. • do , 5,00 " Fur any three, do • 7.00 " Fur an four of the Reviews, 8.00. " rog.Block wood's Ma6zioo, . 3.00 " Fur Blackwood and the 4 Review.; 10,00 ta 'CLUBBING. - Four awl., of any or. all of the above works will be sent to one aeldreaa On payment of the regular subsea!)• non for darer-the fuLrth copy being gratis. cj- Remittances and communicanons must be made in all cases : without. experts; to the pub ivhers.—The former may always be done, through •a Post-master by - handing him the amount to be remitted, taking his re ceipt and forwinding the receipt by mail, Post-paid; or the money may he enclosed in a letter, Poet paid, di rected to the publishers. N. B,••• • nle. Postage on all these 'Periodicals is re duced by the late . Fovt-Office law. to about one-third the former rates, making a very important saving in the espenae to the mail subscribers. • .In all theprincipol e: ties and Towns through. out the flailed Stales to which there is a direct Rail. Road or , Water com munication from the city of New York. these periodicals will be delivered FREE OF POSTAGE. LEONARD SCOTT Sc CO. Publishers, 112 Fulton St.. New York EMU New Blaeksmithing Establishment, _ In Towanda, Prices 25 per cent. cheaper. than hare ever . been known in Northern Penn'a. /1111 E subscriber, having commenced the above ha: siness,.takes this method to inform the inhabi tants of Towanda and vieinity. that he is prepared to do all kinds of work entrusted to his Core in the m st neat and workmanlike manner: such ssirontng coach es, carriages, sleighs, of all kinds; mill-work of all kinds, done a little nicer than at any other shop in the county, • Some attention paid to EDGE TOOLS, to fill op crevices, and finally ■ll, kinds of work in the above line (horse-shoeing excepted) and will warrant all my work to stand the test. 'Fry me and if you do not find things just right, then put me down. 'From my long experience in the business, I flatter myself that I can please all kinds of .people. You can find me st all times it my shop. a fow rods south of Bridge suet*, known es Means' old stand. All kinds of Produce taken in payment for work, and a little of the ready Ju.Davia will not he refused. N. HEMINGWAV, JR. " Towanda, May 6, 1846.—y Clocks, Watches, Jewelry & Silverware, R7' NO. 1. BRICK ROW. wA. CHAMBERLIN bps just returned from • the city of New York with the largest aysort went of FASHIONABLE JEWELR Y ever brought to this plate, such as Flogrr-rings, Breasi-pins. of Corry description; Lockets, bracelets, gold and olives p ncils, gold keys, thin.hlcs, silver spoons, sugar tongs. specta cles, for all ages, pen aul pocketknives. (Roger's ma nufacture,) and many other articles which tie will sell extremely low for CASH. bind. of WATtIiES ; consisting of patent le- Vet. I.'}inn, Englo.h Saisa watches, autanted.to ,keep time. It is us clear - and anyn•••ti.u..hle fig our tight to the whole of Oregon, that •Wm. A. Cusn n 1.174' has got the I .r.ie-t oil hest .4.4 , 1,11 :t•••ortmont of FMK'S , Goods ever to tight /10- , horough of T0u5001.... and that he u t0.,14 ci• •prr flow wap et; T mu h•z mil" I r ”.? is u g/—.tiro a 1 in tlt.•rr ! ! N.B. W.otclwo Aar tilted I.• nth a.I In. yenr. or the,,.,, n 00.1.41, moll a aritten_agreriPrisi gown tint (111,1 d.. Arr ~,,, m tll.l killalga COUII Ira Pe..fuer re, eivril 1.11 W. 1111.1E31.1N. Acta. Torun April 22, 1816. • C/MilliS DSTE.2DS. ..4evon THE sun.wrilala -0 co .i1.11.e. . to I ' m nnir.lrtun.,,nol Levi, on hand i l 7 ‘,...,,,." it, rt olia /l ot .o und t , 4 all • c k ti nolm• s if . .., . - utr Wm; S'eler itrarit., , : kinds , . 1 . • A L'ELI:‘ , 7/,',.• DA. of every ileArrip , irm. u'/belt WP will 0 ' TIIHNINt i dime to order. TtnIKINS $E 11AKI:VS . 0X. . . Towanda, April 23. 1. -- ViT4IIV-z \ Bl5 V: -. 1 . 2741 IZOS. pI.IIMIIE NATIONAL . PAGITERRIAN CAL MIRY AND Nut PtItIISFIiIiXItII -I.\G'DEPIt'I •DEPI awattled the G , dd and Silver !dedals, Four tirk Ptentiutis, and rwo'llighest llntints, at the National, the NlSsitartiusetts, 'he kiew York, and the PetinsYlVatiia, Exhibitions , . respectively, far the mak splendid' Coloredaguerreutypes and best Apparatus ever eittibited; Portraits taken in exquisite style, without re4ard to weather. • • Instructions giveri in the art. A large assortment of %pparatus and Stock always on hand. at the :owes,. cash prices New York. 551 Broaderay ;_Philturclphia, 136 Che-t. nut S.; Boston. 75. Court, and 58 Hanover Ste.; Bal. dinette, 205 Baltimore St.; Washington, Penneylv,ttlia Avenue; Petersburg, Va., Mechanic.? ; Cincin nati. Fourth and Walnut, and 176 Main St. Saratoga Springs. Brandies) , ; Pari..l27 Vieille Rue du Temple ; Liverpool, 32 ChUreh St.-3y. orcaorzo rinHE subscriber not being in full communion with 1. the firm of id—. he is not prepared to houi of the largest assortment of JEW ELRY out of Jail : and ,having never learned the Cabinet making business.— he is not prepared to Jo any work in that line; but having served engage apprenticeship, ; (!) in the watch repairing busineas, and the experience of 16 years. has no hesitation - in saying that all work entrusted to him 'shall be done in a workmanlike manner, promptly, and second beg to none' est of that city from whence came that Mighty rush of Gold Jacelry • Nob . r my friends, in all your geuings.don't forget to get your watches fixed 'kohl No. 100 opposite the Public SqUire and two doors north of Briggs' tavern. - . - A.M. WARNER. Towanda. April 28, 1846. • (a N. 4.—i pledge myself to do my work right. All work . Irammied one year and the money refunded if it does not perform *cording to agreement. Stick a P.O. there EE! . - And make room for ,the fgorertilm &a; It is now about four years since Dr. E Be e k L introduced the Oriental or Sovereign Bale pig o .4 , public...lnd we venture to say, that no mh o . je . t. 7 l has given such universal satisfaction, indit e crease so fast: for with very little exertion en e d itt ....- the demand has increased to cover 1000, be e p cy l i l They are intirely vegetable; and cause no pea e l* operations: being' perfectly safe for yoilagee e le , those of debilitated constitutions. and asi fe e t 3 :l icine, have no equal. They are an ,effeerost ft ; for dikes= of this' chmste,trucb as bilkite &eo n hi their various forms. Fevei, Old Litier Comphicts It * aebes. c oug h., :Colds, • Costiveness etc. ly e - warranted them in over 100 mites of Fever ftraj deR and have never known them to fail iturettose l e:; f rom one to sib-days. when taken secording ts the o dons. They never lease the bowels costive, to.. very different from any caber Pillsin use; ; din t the the bowels costive, and one dose only antes the a te , ty for another. In nervous debility and fernakirtik to their effects have 'been truly astonishing.' ?& y restored a large number Minch cases arta:l4lW 6 3 confined to their beds, and given up by theirphyon, The certificates a few of which may be seen is Oeti mama, which may be bad of our agents gratis, h., q lieu the nervous system, and remove the cam tr e ; you. irritation. In short they strengthen anthe m% the ;stole system. In cues of Dy.pppaia and mei n " they have worked wonders 'l'housande hare & no stored from all the horrors of the above 'diseses.. e i t number of them itt 'Syracuse, and inithis coontj, For particulars see circular,. . Wa bane always tskeia great care Mlebatina nl commiunding our medicines, which has been Dr. Soule, person,, air maybe- seen by the { mil certificate: • - We have acted es agents for Dr.E.L.Eoule kr the I, s four years in most of the medicines %nec k the composition of his pills.—Doring that time by of the. articleir have advanced nearlv as hundred Tsi t ,, He has not Varied his proportions, arid had st note, u-ed any hut the lest qualities of no dimes. Ue Et! also acted as agents in selling his Soverei;a 9,4 Pills, and from the univen.al sati.fiction L'irea, stab cider they rank anr.ng tile beg 'pills now hrtiorths lie. Dr.Soule is the person who first introduced th e , unnitlus country, and has continued the mammo n of thee' ever aitice. T.D. F TCrf & CO. Syracuee, February 23. 1890. None are genuine. except.tbore bearing the mo t , Dr. E. L., Smile & Co. on-the face of each NU. For sale -by Huston & Ladd, Tow-stub • Gem. A. Perkins, Athens; Lyman Durfee, Smith Geld; A. H. Morley. Burlington; lest Taylor. Gramillt; Saal Smith. Franklin; A. Burroughs, Monmeton; Gen e Nichols. Rome ; H. Z. Fsisbie, Orwell; Le Payres, J. E. Bullock. atae - saa4. E 31257. - sui!rd to thellUilloll Coll,illtaloll, and equal to th em , of even curable diseaee. will Le found in Irright's Indian Vegetable Rib, OP THE North imerleon College of &alai. These extraordinary Pills are composed which grow spontaneously on' our oon tail, and as. therefore better adapted to our constiudions,o3i) Molt eines concocted from foreign &lags, fioweter sell ur may be compounded ; and as W BIGHTs VEUETABLE PILLS aro founded upon the prinniir that the human body-is in truth SUBJECT TO BUT ONE 'DISEASE, namely, corrupt humors, and that said medicine= this disease on NATURAL PRINCIPLES. by cleansing and purifying the Lody, it will l auar feat that if the constitution he not entirely exhausted, perseverance in ,heir use, according to directions, is si - ftolutely certain to drive disease of every 111116 e fromee 6,1 5 . • . • When we wish to restore a swamp or mortu'a fertility, we drain it of the supendiundant water. la like manner, if we wish to retore th i .h body to health,. must cleanse it of impurity. WRIGHT'S IN DI t N VEGETABLE PILLS will be found one of the best, it not the .ery best,rdr eine in the world for n.irryou pmt thr. GRAND PI:RIFYING PIifNCIPLE, beeause they expel from the body all morbid and mom humor, the cause of the tli.ease, itv , an easy and Nat rod Manner, and while they . every day give EASE it ple,.un•, di.n.a.e of every name is rapidly driven from the hr,lv. re.p•rnhlr Stnre•kerpen 1 , 1 II 11111 . 111.;1 , 114.:11 .‘gentm (.411 r vn!.. of \%rtgbtt!a• LI r'affliftl C,•unlj. ! 611 01111111y1` . .. & Ca:, TIM 311114 ; A. ti. lisylonl, Cant. LT, ; Jobn I:!littritin, I 'iilumbia Flans; T. & W. Pomeroy,' l`ros ; I;oryeIl & Gee. Burlington Wm. Gna.on, MDT ; Lyman Durrs.. Smithfield ; Athens; Guy Tracy, Milan ; U. Moody & Co. Frenehtown; •duhn Dorton. Jr., Terrytown ; E. Norntan. Springfield Morro! &Jones, Shesheguin; Daniel Drink, Hornbrook; N. D. & C, Watford. Monrocion. - Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of Miele! Nth in Vegetable Pills, of the North A merino Cate of Health, No. 228 Greenwich street, New York: 198 Tremont at., COston ; and Principal Office,No 169 Race street, Philadelphia. (From tb Nurrigework (Me.) Journal.) We poblieb the follow-log. as enTlfla the maim denCeg which we are conepantly recei.ing of the mane nig p-mularity of Dr. Jayne'e Expectorant'. We " no interest in "putting" itse-an4 further r h ea nem" o desite to promote the health and happine-s of oat low-eteatureo, who are wasting away ai h thaseetice plaint.. 'or which this medicine is an Oen-lute And ur calling the alptvittn of the rubbr m e, "I'" that We Sci in the faithful dierluerge of our duty. NEW PoßTLANe.,ti,tt. 4, Me Mn. Pit I vii•lt you.to se n d Ws 3 MOW of Jay 1.e . ,/ ECl.erloieurt. and in this eolittertiorb i Ply, that I deem it en inedlonr, 41011:101.' eta that no timily elieuld be Welton' tut a 'oinale 4V' I hone med it the two %ears I. ow lanc , y, and ham wets (mind i a nankin aml ellimmit remedy nit the lungs,- produced by long t nrtrertrd ir...1d 4 1!" tooduce the -Itort lotelditd etutuh, the renaming d. C.maionpi an whirl, it a. nrilin•isllV finis rihnile, If IT Telly and ame.onahlY it will effectually creek up the in-e-1 y t oleat cOhi" led then-by puwent the many vtofeut n w ers. frefinr° Conereillfla 1115 , 11 them. I would eared Chneffulll m commend this dartlicine to the public in all m m1°1424 nature, so invaluable. JOHN H. WEBSTE/1' citoLics AND FREI't LNG OE INFANTS., Every mother nhould have Jeyoe's Ceiminattm jig the very thing they nee& for their children. iti ° ' meiliately cores the eholie, a n d a n". s ui t -m. 40 of& stomach ant bowel*. Preitated only by Dr. D. JAYN. No• 8 Sdigh•nita Street, Philadelphia. Sold by D . m,, i me. To. wands, Pa. Terms of the Bradford Reporter' TWO dAlare and fifty cents pe,r annum: Firritoti deducted if paid within the year.; and fie CASllBoP idly in advance, ONE DOLWa Well be deducted. Subscribers at liberty to discontinue at sal tit"' ` 1 paying arrearages. Most kinds of COIINTE 7I3IOPra received in payment, at the market price. dw Advertisements, not exceeding a square of kis lines. inserted for fi ft y cents; every subsequent inset twenty-five cents. A diseount made to yearly sactel, dots PRINTIIgo, of every description, Bevel LN peilitiously executed on new and fashionable tylairoge Letters on business pertaining to the office Ca s me of postage, to enaute attention. •
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