anAttuidi: !'Je-
Seraijpi
psi v .% Ts e b ,pet• t-4
' 46l l l 66llfromPlaitidnitlitiet•itsbanid - dbe done inJ
mitntividAt,Wpi 4pleith'hant :
057-4W#O: ' 444
t* y. put itintea bob; witicrold , was !Aleut and
ft tier,ertittiirtk arty Wore after 1 . 144
opeailt ! ti 1 1'414: Atou theu be tna k ie,.. 4l 4.ittto
meow
=I
Pagan . d of 'grind may, 1w aLI sacc4 brinakin!,
also makt
good fiancakeb by iiu over night in auilk, ani
thewaddiug uti ti , g,s , -or tArit, and a little salt and
flour.. .•
.Preserers.—lf fermenting . ..boil them and add .
little powdered Palerdiu 4 . size of a p'ea for a quart
or two s Inn more if mach fermented.
Feather Iteftv shoal be aim! once a week i battle .
' not hang them out of the'front windows, unless ou
-with to add a strd.ing feature to the picturesque
es
pressioru of year dwelling.
Cfiittphor (nut tobaeco)*Wit repel moths.
Flannels well wrapped in linen, are safe • trout
'moths. 'But they should be, first well brushed. about
the first day rf summer, as the moths then begin
-to inereise. .
Slid and Mince lie 11,64 if boiled and chopped,
may be kejil a year, in a stone jar under molasseS.
Yin/swills be kept conshuttly
and very distinctly labelledit'would prevent some
fatal accidents.
Indian Ural nittst be kept cool iu summer, told
*firmed, to preverit fermenting.
tliol sus ; . usea for coOking, is imineirsely ira
proved`-by previous boiling and skimining.
• Sttatti-hrds are generally improved by bein•
foeil at the side?, or stitched through like mat
trassea.
Rums von .Mit.earreA writer, in the Maine
Farmer• gives the following, rules for Milking
cows t--Ilaving milked, more or less, every season
since I was a• c• wee bit" of a boy,• and having
seen it.done so poorly as to injure the cow, I pm
-4e to give a few rules for it. which I have learn
ed front my own and others" experience. They are
as follows :
1. Have n good stool to sit on.
2. Have all your finger nails paired short an
slnwth
3. Sit (lawn and clean the bar. pm] wet the teat
with the first stream of milk.
4. -Then ait the pail under. and milk as fast a.
you can donveniently—the faster the better. A. cow
will give more milk when !Mike fast than when
milked slow.
s.• Milk as though the teats were full to the last,
dtherwise it makes them long to •'sti;ip . ' in a little
while.
6. Never scoki . or strike a cow for running about
the yard or kicking- IL generally Joe* war, Laws
than g,ood.
T. If she.runs about, have patience—talk kindly
to her—and tie ler 'np ; us u Est resort, till she is
not afraid. •
8. If she :irks, it forward far enough foi your
••'knee to come forward of her leg, and she cannot
asily hurt you or spill the milk.
9. If she switches. you with her tail. in " fly
'I time," fastert it by ; parting the hair aril tying, it
round her leg. , Use a string, if the hair is not loin!
•
enough.
ifoir holds up her milk, bolt with your hawk—
What;f..4c. does a calf butt for but to make the Mo
ther lice the milk down !
•
TteifATuF.s.rott Cmcs.—lt is not srenemliy. kmown
that this vegetable is superior article• of food, for
milch cows. We hive tried it two summers, and
—l rma it rlecidedly superior to`anynotheT T ..,..eahle'vre
have yet tried. They add greatly to the gnality.as
tx/ ,
to the richness of the milk and give a rich golden
color to the cream and er. Which is at least plea
sant to the eye, even if t e flavor is,not improved,
We do not know,
_bow:Ter, that they -impart any
richer flavor to the butter.
We have known a cow refusei thtnn when first
napied i but soon became very,finid of them oth-
•
,ers, we believe a large raajority, eat them greedily
from the first. This far we have fed them only in
the raw state, but if boiled withtioni meal, say half
and half, or iwo-thirds tomatoesi they will doubt
less:be far better.
T e o ooe wEr 9 has a dairy farm the cultivation of
an acre or two in tomatuea, vronif be repaid by a
greater profit than any vegetable we know. From
acrean not less than eight bushels might be math
ered frbra July until fro-A. There is some
Rout& in picking them. but then nearly every far
mer has children ; his little boy.—aye, and big
boys to% would nut be the worse of a little work.
We should be, glad to see the experiment tried on
a - large . wale 'than- outs, and to learn. the rettrdt.—
..51' .Temperance' Admatte.
Nritz t r--"The nettle is generally eornider
eil 'farmers aril winleners as a u,e: les.4 and
troublesome weed : but it needs hula argument to
prove that the mostronimon gifts of Pfovideitee are
the most 're ful to mankind. The common sting
ing nettle is one of the best Medicines which is in
the vegetable kingdom, and its -medicinal qualities
ought to be more generally known ar2d appreciated.
In the form of a simple weak infiisiorl, taken in the
quantity of a pint a day, it arts as an alterative and
deobstruent in impurities of the blood. A strong de-
eoetion taken in the same quantity ptove an admira
ble strengthener in general or partial relaxation.J
Applied as a fomentation or poniticc, it. relieves
swellings and abates inflaninnitions ; •and the ex
pressed *ice ; taken in spoonfuls as the ex ig,emy
of the earie_rinky require in internal bleedings, is the
mosrpowerful styptic known.. We may add that
its leaves,' when boiled ; are converted into a tender.
healthy, alit . nourishing 'aliment, grateful to the
palate. And yet there are feW phint4 whose ap
pearance is viewed by the fartnec With more,disguk
thee the stinging nettle:.
S"VM 4 IIIP GREAT BRITAIIt—rAtIt'T a preri
nes, but partially unsuereesful experiment, the pm
parotory,operations being rompleted, on Thursday,
the.29th nit., a secoullittempt was made to raise
this mighty vessel. At nine o'eloek the chip be
gan to , move. At ten she was up twa.feet, and the
tidi had' risen to twelve feet.
- ..
' j We have dint* received ustatement that the ves
set was strtfibientty- raised- to. leave the keel *om
it
pietely risible, and that woykmen were busil -en
gaged in repaiting the bottom, the vessel - ' ja'
suspended' irr the air by ineutrs • of the lever, lite
wedge, the screw, and the large boxes of sat.
Grew hopes are' entertained that she will be ixiata,
diately got oti. ----..
. .
--- - . ..1 -
'Ulla+ is the owner of a house, the mortittt*,
Or the mousw
~.
4ee t , 4 . z f;
..„9.„,,,,,
New Vat- rAithinihiniitts.
Premiums Aivarded Witt.% *own,
: tkr, 4fferieyi . roc Sold le
• • tqa 1 ns.
a 4!
IN 1840—A Silver MOO* *iLogiffPgAkrf
IB4l—,A,Divionsa pom
18A2-4 DiPfrana.#44 l l4 o( 9 o /4 1‘ el*r - 1; , .
8 4 13—. A Ditilirroa.for the beat 1404,1
1844—A Mishima Mr suPerior 99Idens' • • •• •
1845—A Silver Methtl for the beet Gbh' Pens.
1846—A Silveridedol for the 11 . 0 4-Pu I6 PFO 4 -..-
This is to certify. lilt the oboia iat a -true mit km
the record.. of the Ainewrcan Instititte -
ti BMOC Al L'l6lB,
OrTOB
Rec. Sec. of the 'American institute.
lEEE
Vc B it ize gu t t s7o ri f b" B r a tid ta fo k :d i tu a n su tfi 4 :d ! :i n ci o n u it n y ci . n tfit t t o ti t t i e l i
have leased for a term of 'fiats the building Initiate ja •
;'yawing toyvnehip, and known as Trigliaues Taitory, '
and which they are now fitting up with machlnery`aud'
apparatus for the manufacture of broad aml narrow
cloths, flannels, &c.. in superior style and on the &mi t t
reasonable terms. Those wishing t hive wool marl.
factured upon shares oat find if to their advantage to
give them a call, as they are determined that .no paint
shall he'spared to give the Mast perfect satisfaction
They work Wool into Broad or narrow Creased clothe
for one half the cloth, or if prefertill, they 'will mansq
facture by the yard as follcws:—Broad clothiior from
$1 tv $1.26 . Narrow cloth. frona.44 to 50cts. Other
articles manufactured for proportionstcpricre.
Wool 'carding and cloth,dressing will be done hit
short notice and reasonable - terms. Their will be me
pared for business on or before the first of.lnne neat.
Wyalustng. April 25, 1847. HALL dr. HILL.
God made the world for me, for thee, for: all.'
EsoLvED, by the National Reform Association of
14 Mountain Lake, July $4, 1847, That a card be
published in the Bradford 'county men. calling for vo
lunteer eontributioin to a Tract and Lecture fund, au
thorising Henry Ephriam Leach to collect the same.
Therefore, all contributions piOd over to Mr. Leach.
Agent. Messrs. James Wilccig oerharles R. Scouton,
Treasurers, win be tbankftilly i id, and duly applied
tothe furthering the following fa
Ist ; An investigation of land tales in Pennsylvania,
from The first known transfer op's
,the close of said hi
rer:tiger; .n, and the saneWecorded in the county whenw
in said lands aro located.' f
2d. To pan a law, securing to settlers who make, or
those who purchase improvements of settlers, a full corm
pbontion therefor, before Writs of ejectment can be sur
rained against them.
3d. To tax all lands owned over 140 sena, hyi a •
viduals or cOmpenies. (say) $1 per acre, leer annunt
be applied in paying the state debt.
Done at Burlington. Brad. co., July 24, 1847.
JOHN GUSTIN,
2 Presidents
• THONIAS SMITH,
\Vila! A .111 NICIIULS, Secretaries:
Atit. Lots,
Towanda. Bradford co., Pa., August 5. 1847.
Cithtns wf Rradford County:—lay a respectable
few of your nomber, I have been prevailed on to sacrifice
my personal interest and quietude, to travel over youe
beautiful mountains, and lecture in behalf of down-trod
den humanity. Fur my health, Igo on foot . for xheap
ness and convenience, I have procured a Tin Boito car
ry my clothes inc after the form af a portable desk. If
provided for, I shall hold meetings at `all suitable places,
and in imy lectures, give you more freely the measures of
the Reformers M seon as a suitable sum is collected,
to defray the expense of printing, Ate., T intend -to Write
oats, took fee youk• convenience. Thanking those who
have extended M me, thus far. their friend6r hospitalities,
and eo-operaMieti I *colt the agency, and ass out in
Hope.' " Tits a-onto 4a_*" couairt no GOOD
Is MY RELIGIOX."
Thine fir Truth, and its etre rewards, tenon& Which
I find " Hoarse roe ILL."
3w9
Solomon. !Cooper
RBSPECTFULLY inforins his old f riendsn and pat-.
rots, that having been 4bliged to abandon his .for
mer stand on the afternoon tf tip 12th ult„ be is now
permanently located on th 'Jest aide of time public
square, two doors north of Briggs' tavern. Grateful
for past favori, he hopes by superior skill and attentkm
to merit en increase of patronsgolo future.
He will alvvay s kiep on bands supply of oils, ee
sences, perfumery, and whatever is seeessart.'M give
an agreeable finish to his operations, and will-spare no
pains in his endeavors to adapt his style to snit the vary
ing tastes Of his customers. . .
ALSO-4 4 hauipootting for restoring and silore pnr ,
vent o tive to keep the Hair from failing out, or turning
graji, fora beautiful kits& ot hair isa poerfrful aoziliar
T)RINTS. of every variety and style, foreign and do
l. mesticoow opening atwholesale and retail, at
CM
VRINGES & GIMPS, of all kinds; also, Buttoas
and other trimmings fur ladies' &violas and ritartts
by autB MONTANYE & CO.
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES & vESTINGS ot eery
supetior style and finish, and at prices to shit those
who wish to purchase cheap.
'OS MONTAN YEA & CO.
SHOEB---Ladies.' Misses and Chi Wren's, a large vs
riety on hand at je9 BETTS',
FOR RENT.
91' 'nit V ALT A HIE 'not or the rob=
scriber situate about one and three-fourtbs
miles frqui the borough of Tortoni's, is a
rmeds,
for rent for a term of one year. or more.
It contains about eighty acres of improved land, with
the necessary buildings.thereon. For further particu
lam, and for terms, enquire of Ulysses Meteor. Elkb of
Towanda. . JAMES NESTOR.
Towanda, Alava. 27, 1947.
BOOT SIIOEt",XANUFACTORY.
• - ..41141
JOHN W. WILCOX, having purchasaithe Mee
rest of his late pander, respectfully informs the pub
lic that he may still Ire found at the old steed, near T.
P, Woodruff's-Lamm, where he still solicits a share of
public patronage. He intends, by tib , careful selection
of stock, end by attention to the interests of his etuto•
mem, to make as nest and durable wort as can be ma
nufactured in this pet of the country.
He will keep constant y on band, and manufacture
lo order, Morocco, Calf and Coarse Boots and Shoes ;
I.olex' Gaiters, Shoes and Nips Children's do, ;
Genes Gaiters and . rumps, Ire.
67 Country Produice, of most descriptions, taken' itt
pagnent for work, at the market price.
Towanda, August '39, 1847.
Corner if Maio caul Bridge sic_, orer IL O'llara's
Boot awl Shoe &ore.
•
o at ra t? Lit 3IT
RESPECTFULLY inform, the citizens of Towan
da. and the public generally. *bathe has commenc
ed the Tailoring baseness, at the corner of Main and
Bridge ats4 in the shop receutlyoccupted by Mark C.
Arnow. where he solicit* thaw in want of TailotiOL
to give bim a call.
Haring been employed in the - most faahionable eats)).
lishments in" Philadelphia and *esthete, and being de
termined to apart, so pains to please, ectstontete atay
depend upon having their„work done promptly and in
a good style is can he heriat.any shop in town. AU
work warranted well Madeind k to 6t.
CO" Cutting donee p, anaitarranted.
TowandseAugust 30, On.
DISSOLUTION.
rpHE partnership heretofore Ois Munn/ler the firm
1 of Ritter & Fowler in the Lumber business, hex
been this day dissolved by mutaall consent. Persons in
debted In the concern will Make pataw4, and thew
having claims will present them to Joel Ritter, one of
the film, by whom the businetts-AirinturiNrittbecartied
ott. . JOEL •RITI'ER,
Reading, Aug. 14, IS$ I. ROUERB FtilasT9LEE.
10
~r "
.i~_
A . 'Wool 'eh .'Faciiir*' :it 'Voile,
HENRY EPHRIAM LEACH
Shaving.-and Hair Dressing.
MONTANYCS & CO.
New Tailoring Establishment,
Mbc;tiMiluitil‘,Mt
1•14 tjorc ~1
- 16 msaltle ‘." gifootto
•
?THE GR..EPENBEIRIAcOMAItiii-Y her* , give
C r i/SGROSOleht•Xliniraefes,Nbtst
nuMßeirmakineiCtitugs.diltintessthiterissi Ailestwoyi
Yates; mitt4teubenaissanties. kr.lßradaigis
Warrensgsersionli-Xiogni tot" liClinans Erie. Craw
ton, Center,iiirsll:VpoMingstanutieas Penne • •—1 •i•,;
-The Rvcrirart. Agent inlilliYiPrePairiltwappcsnLßaaz ,
Agents irliereetztbece iicrati,,ltrancliwf the companr-;;
either unison: cal ephaiims,
The rapid sale of shun celebrated pina estrm.
dinary cures they are constantly effecting, render them,
by fir, the most popular pill of tha ale. An Agency
will consequently I*-very vskishlrs- .
The Graefewbeqt Meant incotxtiliblY raperior to
any ever befiwitiiscoyered.. Is all-hi* . tueomphante :
in Vannl derangement of the PlM** •$. lll 141
which result from ; a bad itate of / the blood. fllw y pilb
arc a sovereign ieriiedy• 3 t •
In the class o disease called chronic, the Graeferibers
Pill. achieve their highest triumph& Here they defy
all competition. IW Meting within the bidden rectemer
of .the system, they quietly but surely Purify the blood,
root out disease" and.give tone End vigor , to this body.
Cures am constant), effected these Pills, in cues
orbeieeveri 4ther means bar powipietely felled. The
mast atundarit proof orthis eoWil . "gisleill, Mit a . 6.14
of one box will convince the patient. They titn'tie or
dered end emit by soil. atiritling expense. , Tile 'die
is 16 cents a be.. Where two dollantunth are sader;
and the name, remitted, the Company will pay the
postage on the pills. Remittances at the Company's
risk.- "Wherever there is no agency of the Company,
they can he clot:red bf
thrie Pitts see taking die place of all others, red
no sick persoinhonlif be without Sawa •
AL -Whoop complain* bowel complaints, itonatipaii
tion, dyspepsia. fever and ague, headache, jaundice, 6-
ver complain j, . rheumatism, all stoma di complaints,
green sickneari Sec., yield at ones to these Pills.
They purge settig offe.usive humors, arum the program
of disease, and it the same time restore tone and Thew
to the system. In awes of general deiangement of the
betthh, they are ~reign.
By their nee, the weak will become strong ; the pas
and bilious tomplesion he restored tea perfsetly fresh
and healthy color; all the bad symptoms will one by
one disappear;
In short, these Pills are an inconceivable. advance
upon any other medicine ever before offered to the pub
lic, A trial will satisfy any one of 114 a.
In additi in to the above, msy be found at the Dn..
CDCrous depots of the Company, the following incom
parable motheines,
The. Gracdenberg Sarsaparilla Compound;
" Fye Lotion;
" • Fever and Ague Pills;
" Children'. Panacea ;
" Green Mountain Vegetable Ointment.
The attention of those suffering from disease, are pa.
tienlarly invited to examine end decide for themaelvet
The following named persons are duly *etherize.
agents in Bradford Coen y, Ri the sale of the abort
medicines from the Graefenbeig Company:6
Pr. NN. Betts, Towanda ; Daniel Bailey & Pon, Le
raysville ; 1). B. Cotton. Litchfield ; J.' V. Dank* Bur
lington ; J. M. Edsall. Wells; David Gardner, Athens;
Theodore Harding. Union and Canton ; A. L. Merritt,
Wells ; Mix & Storrs,Standing ;Stone ; C. T. Murphy
Ridgberry ; George Nichols, Rome; T. M. Pike,
Ul
ster; Rogers and Fritcher, Athens; Henry k llttiasell,
Windham; Stacy & Tour, Springfield i BASuilhtg.
ton, South Warren. ley
:;;!,
THE subscribe» still continue
rosnufictere end keep on band
t theiridd stand, all kic do of erne
Ind woad sear CHAIRS r mho
IETTENB of various kinds, end
IEDSTEADB of every &scrip.
Aron. which we will sell low for
cash or Protium or Wititruts
lasi*, Whits wand. Bass wad.
or ettetoolvor, sir *At, or 4 by
4 Scootling 13 feet long—either gritttosiwooti,Bsseeroed
or Marde i mill also be received kir oar work.
?ming doiie to miler hi the iestesianyiner. * "
TIONIKINIS &
Towanda,ll'eb. it 1047. •
SHEPHERD'S .MEDICINES.
covraTirrrsti, or
Yermitige, WO Cady, lid Pent
lid igneliels.
F THE VERMIPUGE, nothing awn need beeeip
O
than what Weald in the 'calming cettificatea of re-
Meets of Losenweettety
Siam, May 17, 1847.
I rued Shepherd'. Vermifogilor two of my chiWnen.
ft operated well, end quantity oC wragOaS,
can reciowasend it u a valuable eteklieine.
ISAAC CORTILIGHT.
Tows Btu, Jan. 20, 1647.—J0hn Koons, 1.4 g.—
Dear Sir--You will please send me four bottles more of
Shepherd's Vermifuge. The three bottlgs purchased of
you a short time ago have been used with the happiest ef•
feet.. They were given to three of toy children—in one
case 65 worms were expelled k in soother 164, and in the
hurt 67. ens amtioui to giiirthirstat of my 'fandly.the
benefits of this medicine, and therefore order as above.
This is decidedly the best ankhq for destroying worm
that had ever been in this part of the country. 1 have
tried Orrick's, !teatimes and several others, but **oil
any good effect. Yours, with esteem,
Prior 26 cts. per bottle. _.B4mturit. 11. Kansas.
Shepherd's Sarsaparilla. for. She
. permanent
cure of all diseases arising frontal
impure condition of the blood,
Via in its various forms rheumatism, pim
plier or' pustules on the thee. movies, en the skis, bode.
Watches, ringworm or tatter, alitCetollll affecrioes, &oi
nk sem eyes, maid•bead, ealsrproent an4.lolth of the
bones and faints, lumbago, dropsy, dyspepsia, chronic
diseases of the lungs, and diseases millilitre's an moms
of rommity, also at &rook eareakalialeateliaesses
readily lield wirier Ibis reparatiea.
When the Untie dreamed, as le Ara the eve,
'Or when piinples or pustules appear no the feat;
The fierier will vanish, die lattertive way,'
Hy
BY then" 9 1 , Biseithefors
The medicine nadir amekiensies is 4 composed me
peretiokel Sanersmille, and heat its soeteinipt• fere
dientp - ebolly versatile; thick it is balked me is es'
other ;Operation of the kind, the most astesiebtos cures
hese bjeo effected' by ha tree: Price, 75 . ets per bottle
German Fever and Rgue Pills.
r[tilt A . STI Aurre..—This imitate/de end debilitating
complaint, wnieb prevails to so great-err extent in many
parti of the could/. end which it so Sable to leimineW
in *Moos organic Visceral disease, is now entirelyeeted
by tbe weer the celebrated GERMAN FEVER. AND
AGUE PILLS. 'heat specific Pfils,neveridil Indrivit
the disease from the sYsteto, and restore thivemistitutleb
to its original healthy condition. Europe, es' well as
America, can testify to their wonderful Wetzel." 'Then.
sands of boxes have been rind, amfricarly Is many in
dividuals restored ; to health. .
For aide by BiZIDDEB do CO., PropTietOri; No. 29,
North Frederick .street, Baltimore, and by appointed
Agents. Prioe,Si 'per box. '
Shephents .Compound !dedicated ..edndy. ,
For die cure of cm*, cold, asthma, catarrh, *whi
t* hosmeness, into throat, croup, spitting e( 41004, . end
all other complaints of the throat and ches„ and the
arising from a disordered condition of the Lula - wand fin
clearing the toiice..44, Pace 12 4 cent. per papkass,
Let those who eretntahlad - with hoarseness of *mai,
Or croup or bronchids--forget not to weer ; - • -
That it can be cared that they can End rest,- .
Or when seised with natant or complaidla gibe beat;
The articles compatingthe Compound MedieuradCen:
dy have been selected eriththe utmost ewe ind athentitm,
and entirely hem the Vegetable kingdom—.tbe►efo+r no
(ear need be apprehended of its producing eventhastight
eat injnrious etreet., •
Aetiers=4lloPitAN,YEB' dz CO., Towanda;
Marge, Rununersfield creek ; Mix & .fitorxx, d 8
on ---- Sberenia, Raih, Sae. ca. tesir
liltillK2llllolllarSTAlLlC 4 ea.
LT
$. *Sr. M. C. IrtERCUIR, hue removed' their
1.1. GOODS to the Store kwinefly occupied
,by H.
Mix at Bono , north aide oftbe public square, where
they' are prepared toUpply their customers u hetet,
fore. Towanda, Mari* 17, NV.
WI
FD" Rthe tlia•
AO
' /f p( inittiOnati thee4rp, 4lefi:o l ' 6°k ail;
!warble sounds, like Ilse borung of Itsetry fang of
water, whining of dram Ac i 4e., which*, of
tondi
of apPritathibilleall;eis, and shoji mtio.Y:;.
tat whlalbo diserate.' Malty perwildWittnioeni
deaf (fit 00:41freeei; am& etetedwelkfftrairts, -- twort
obliged to use ear uurnpets, have, shier uaingoortortwo
69tues, thrown aside their. trumpets,4oWitnebßie,4l 4-
*tit, " tiliiiii 4 "4 4l4 0- 13 0 31 . 5 , 10 0 1/ t r e °Ti nelid '
'hatl ifiatissie
lOWA Ste 'uset'a SMISPAIrACOITSTOII4'ha're'
been trub , ,aptanishing. And wlititteirtiftesciirti
who liege attiqiikrt,hieth,ltiii heel en maefflMkni,
ai to i'elsowimation very is:tedlly.'
tbilieiglitorfitiihinpgott to **Mint
cure in all'aais;lotritt wont 1
dike:l6ore la cenaintysthat 410( intuits hill be' Mcist
happy, Mid sitiatfettey tet this plaiint, 'The applliotion
of the ea pittances no pain, but on the mintritttin Wee.
able and pleammt,sensation. The recipe' fir Uhl-medi
cine has been ontninett from sty Awls( of 'relit, reputa
tion. who list found that deafness', isinieeteen roes out
of twenty. was,prodoced /nue It want of action in ibei
wrest of bearing, er a.diyasawin tie east hie 01 0 11
thereat" was- to anionowithiseuurbich would awes a
heakhyoretlitioatinthiss pane,- After • long series of
experiments his cans were at last warned .with mho* I
en* in the diareeety of this preparation. which has te
ceived theorems ofISCA SPA'S COMPOUND ACOUS
TIC OIL. A long fiat of certilkestas might- e given,
but such is the confrissat in the inediciess. and en high I
has bemaits reputation, that but one of them will be at
present paidished , ,
MOST EI : IIIAOMISIWART Coint!--A toly in Smith
field, Itrad:Cod Pa.. and now *bon! Welty years sr'
age, bad been itschraily , getting deaf for mom than 40
years, so that it was next to impossible to mike her bear
conversation in the fondest tone of voice: Last winter
she was induced to try Scarpa's Oil for Deafness." It
is only necessr toot4d that . she, mod two bottles, and
is perfectly restored—she is Airy information
in Mod to the wee mil hi - obtaineldiat theater of Dr.
Jayne, 111.11'; Booth Third street. -- Pbilidelph*
For rate by A. . & CBAiVIBEiRIair, Towanda, Pa.;
only agent for Bradford "panty. • 501—fy,
.4 PWy Nusportasst .40essessaticistios
ESMigiEiilail
AND UNDER ALL CIRCUMSTANCES.
YOU ARE 81CH, get cured : if well,;employ
./Ineasraes to continue ea. Every individual indulges
in habits, which must, to a greater or limy extent, dis
arrange the admirable and intricate combinations which
farm the slitem, and consequently
DDIRT Ikni TIDCJL
should prowess some mild,yct efficacious, simple and ac
credited agent for Preserving all tbe functions of the body
good oriel, . •
DR. WOOD'S
eansivatut.i.a AND WILD cacaat art-teas
will achieve this 'result, and should be in every family,
and in the hands of every person. who by businest, pro
fession or general course of life, is predisposed to the ve
ry ow httbs.ailarenta that render life a erase, ins eed
or s,bleasing, and finally result, in their aggregated con
dition, is the came •
OF DEATH
The Bittern here mentioned me compounded by a
son of van *in Mid knowledge, from tbe- simple Na.
tura presents•to those who care to find them, end which
snubs only reliable antidotal to the 'Milton of disease.
T i tle chief ingredients are the universally•behmed Scr
aper:lla ma tie Barkof ihe ma Cherry Tree. with
which the tao men of *Anna cures nearly, every dial
ease. of the internal organ. Theme matesials; though
powarfallin their action, are, as common woes teaches
as '
ENTIRELY HARMLESS ;
and prepared ea they are ben% one of the greatest wadi
cal eperetitee in the inhabitable globe. Hy taking
ibess *verses, the aeroftsiuus nay be restored to beau
ty. and avoid the sharp knife .mr the ; for they
net oelyeredierte pietpiee end t bat overcome
CANCER ANit KING'd,EVIL !
Whoever is .objected to the horrors of Consumption,
should at once purchase this sine remedy. In the train
of Costiveness.follow dreadful local rongertioni, often
times insanity. very frequently mania or hypochondria,
violent headaches, palpitations, and other' salt-lions of
the kart and rhen - Watie swilling.. Dr. Wood's Com- -
pound is onireirthimost efficient medicines in routing
the eet•Ptite l ltutfirthait fountain bead, that tan pont
bly procured
From being clog, imam, and from taking
• aural moot numerous preens daily,.
etre eto de jun it lost of csirpdite.psinfutheadachc4'
weakness of ittsk muscles, languor, want of energy]
efficient to permit 'them to sect recreation, .&c. dc.—
These persons say for years. thin they " don't feel Very
well." Ifthey do not employs method by wbk.h they
mike! OVITIC WILL. they itventually sink under a siow
were fit of illness. and tun
SAVED FROM THE GRAVE
Only by a miracle, end even then the lancet, leech, blis
ter and eaknwet have left them mere shattered hulks, foil
of aches and mimes, and not only spew, to theinselvesi,,
but i source of disorient() annoyance Co all with whom
they pato in aroma All thew
FEARFUL CONSEQUENCES
way be avoided by an early application of the virtues of
these Lyres& For the' truth of this. the proprietot
pleases his word and honor, and in evidence cats show
lies of undoubted emdfiattes which be has received; um
solicited from ell quotas. - lie ikoesnot, however, ask
the invalid to swallow his certificates. but his birrsas,
and is wifl" to stake all be holds deer on earth in fa
cot of their kora.
TlilltliftSPEPSlA,
in either swairjlert or' severe forms, will disappear be.
fore rho'ssirdos of Dr. Wood's preparation. and the
ewe awry be relied out as it permanent one. Did, the
Brerges preens no ether retweetwistatiorr, it would
be one of the Seat *friable compounds medical ed
ema an t bet his egad to the complete era&
anima of " `f — -
LIVER ComiLkorrs,
in every *ape, and of army.afection. minor or gigantic,
of the biliary apperetuir. Individuals who syt constitn
timailla angitt-f.110.0 to Wm thin mild aren•
ble and excefient Toxic ass amitm, as it wt
througlient . sassy Ore of the (num. ad
send Itappkiess and love of.lifi thrilling to the heart.—
Fonsifier ow& to keep if on hand
lOorry medicine Mast on board of ship should also be
well ineelied with this capital remedy, as SCURVY
cannot abet thoarwho take it. or long resist its vigor
ens amanita. Au. mesmerise or tae stools vanish
before it, end the aid Mika rif ember imprudence inva
riably diainnotsrlemainfler beingsobmittni to its action.
Every complaint of the stomach is broken by it. The
Strew have la Daimler** bailed of curing lAuNnits,
a aaaa its nig tau efshra ensniganiaation of • •
IfEßVQUlt B fgright • s
By engirding the little inreedtrerade epos the latter
aired parties dam fellow bebop ere modered extreme.
ly minentble--so misembleindaldrthet this wish. is
Every Every bottle " Wood's illansparifla an
d
-
Wikl
Cherry Bitters," contains a modicum of joy and content
631 INICOL/If dtdie felxions and imprudent sufruers. Re
member that an injudicious um of mercury is Inevitably
productive of many evils lag& areputio Bight by this
glorious and aneurysmal& eompoubd ; and th a t a mi c .
tiormwbieh are •
• HEREDITARY •
may "seat end sakly beshoffied offibreagh via agen
cy. As a useditine which must !menet.
EVERY BODY; -
Inns the trim: - delicate to the toxemia Milb pas.
PAIIITWO awrams. ix) equel is .16 "'be"rmindi Ike it: Ift
would be well to bear in adietthat; prevent* le In&
nit* twowideeirable lhat :4110,2-hridl .Dt.l :WoodPa
Sarsaparilla and Wad Cderry Bt ad s ARE ROTH.
Put up end mold in lug* Sliby WYATT
& KETCHUM Wholesale and Agents, 121
Fawn Bt . N. Y., HU*%TON # LA.DD, Towanda, and
b7-truegisi lienondlY diflollit ol 4 14 U. 8. a
THE GRIEFENBERIi VP:I3IITABLE PILLS
and tba Gteen Moanl4* Vigetabk Ointment, for
w i t t h e sehmeribty, only agenithelown and ba
rough of Towanda. d 22: N. N. BETTS.
-
T ! I BAY. LADIES t If you base made
1.. t up your minds kr, bay, sada* Ono cloak°, abate'
this wooer don't BSI to
,call at No. F.,'.-Sotw a yribere
you can and tha moat, bast arsiothasprat la that
11ine. that is kept la Unita, tossidisaltkiiifi at trimming.
litimeinber, call at uv 1 1 .
- _ -
jign 7 " o32l l/WarlreArlk
4i ., Zl).*l:""4 4 X.P. , t'Ar'r
. 11 0144 1 14 1 1.1 7 ' , 1MMV 11t , 1 0#4 ,4
rirrt'elvoimweitaiA
speedly imfonalisteitisameoTipirk.
f,l4a etekthe,PelAie geossally, that
uleeilleietheelluutik suura
•,•-zl, I i7i igt tri,order Jan& CABliti,
lost/Du' ft •
salvation waits:moot
be imp gio4 to the usual
easeeillteo b etieele7- shops, we IV onfriabd and
assitatte,9olo:oor" 41..fasietiftlea meet a - Preyed
Patterns ; Sara Ruck* cipliff, upholstered* slimier
sty ;NEW* ease ausl Auribiiity catutcd he surpassed
eve:lA-our Alscs.thalalf. 1! reach
WWI? Chair, *pitifully uptudiaered. with:curled War.
lAA
" rrevas ihst ehtadelty* epd. l l. ll 4bed,. , with jhe
best hair abating. flAtrag • aurselass 1401
bed teue4l,exPerieeet io thelehlitesegrerriatiall he able
to satisfy ell who um, feet• tliePeee.4 te) cal bath .es
wrathy rod pries, and by striet:**tiett , iel••beeigieP
hope, to merit mid rieeive the t totrehaips of sk Maid maw
muoity. • 141 E
regrantis..ee,peember 1184bs
k '.
, i'. v i
. CeIBLArEIr PilltairiLTVALS •
_,
Vart:)( BE,/l/k ourAoß asuchda#4,r than, it
IVAiris ever been, Trieriuoi. Cnodr era
eheip. end wheat emi lowered, Adithrit fetliileetirn we
alit afford rfl forto do Ilr• All kiwi* of planes will
be received in mown. - Abe, LUMBER,' al) kinds.
*Ph 1- L.M. NYE .4 CO
-
111 4 11;110,111r411EirilLOWIIIM '
WILL" be kept on band a large assortment, and
made to order on shorter notice and for en me=
niarthurearibeleudieestatinr - lbrr eethr
the land. Those who ant ue+orlbet weemity of Pm'
curing that article will and aballba sati.Aed:i A good
beano apt pall Entry be had 1* attendance whi* desired.
Beeteniber 1.'1348. L. IN. RYE j art CO. •
TA U 11101
714. TOMPA*4 I / 1 4 '
ErM. B A RER inforuni olio.poinc
.-...*SAIELAYSAKMkuIti7
nese. in all its branches, st where lbe will be
ready at all tirries,pr.attend to ell calla "in his
Monuments,ToOkb-tables. r rarelitoites, of
every description. *t..
made to ceder. endfeniished aa cheap as WORK and
MARBLE of the septa quality tour be obtained at any
atropin the countryA
Lie invites the pirldie to call and examine his work
and materials. hopiagAo merit their patronage by strict
attention to business, and by superior workmanship and
good marble.
LETTER-CUTTING done with neatness and des
patch, in the latest style.
Shop on Maul street, next door to T. Elliott's store,
and three Janis aboveßriggs' Hotel.
'rewinds, March 17, 1847. 40y
TEN THOUSAND PERSONS
THAT HAVE USED DR. UPHAM'S . . II
ELECT
ARY for the'PILES. CHRONIC,DYSENTARY,
INFLAMMATORY DISEASES AND SEVERE
COSTEVENESS, have {breath*
.ag oifi catia o cup ,
made by its, use, when all other remedies hese failed, and
he proprietors are now prepared to offer --
'ONE HUN DRED DOLLATH
to any persons sfiliettO with Pile, , siiii*Vl &eases of a
similar natanc, or which `are
.found in conjunction *ith
the Flies, ifs curt is.not affected by the ;use of s
DR. UPHAM'S VEGETABLE - ELECTUARY.
it is an I rertirs at Raxarrt, not an external application,
and 'will cure any .10 of Piles, either bleeding or blind,
internal or extern andthe only thing-that will. There
is no mistake about it. It is a positive cure, speedy and
permanent. It is also a convenient medicine Ake,
and itnprove the general health in i remarkable man.
ner. It is very mild in its opperatietos, and may be ta
ken in cues of the most *cute inthunanatian, without
danger. All external applications Mein ate highest de
gree diaitgreeabk, inconvenientand offensive; and from
the very nature of ttie.disease, temporary in their effects.
This medicine attacks the disease at its source,, and
removing the cause, renders the mare certain and perma
nent.
./NFLAIIIMATORY DISIARES.
Although the Electuarr was originally prepared for
the cure of Piles, yet it has proved itself to be a medi
cine far superior, to all tithe* be alliirsesees ifina
Ilatomatory character, *itti i deterthination of blood to
any particular part or organ. In infistrintation and
Congestions of the . Liver and spleen ; Inflammation,
Soreness and Ulceration of tbe•StOmsche - , Bowels, Kid
,neys and Bladder : Intlammatorritild Mercurial - Rheo•
umtism, it is the best medicine ever diseovered.
THPT.TRITIier OF THg BLOOD.
For all Impurities of the Blood, arising Rom the( m
prudent use of Mercury, or other eauseal for
eases of the skin and scrofulous affections ; in all cases
where the blood is powerfully determined to the head,
producing dizziness and distress, Dr. Uphans's Electpary
is entirely-unrivalled. •
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Married ladies are almost iniariably subject to that
painful and injurious diseisit, dm Piles, with consequent
inflammation of the Stomach, /towels, and Spine, weak_
neon of the Baek, flow of the blood to the bead. dr,e.—
The Electaary is pettedly orate for Pregnant WWI and
the most useful Cathartic that can possibly be used, and
einkit 11 not only remove the Piles and all inflammatory
d" without pain or ir ri tation,: but will ensure an
time, • safe delivery, nod a sound constitution in
the 1 offspring. r . ; i.
CAPT. G. W. McLEAIVR CERTIFICATE.
• Railway, June
I have been - afflicted for years with .the Piles, and
have tried, without
.enything like permanent benefit, al
most everything assuming the wawa of a remedy. I
had, ass matter of course lest alt confidence in medi
cine: Under this Greiff% I was induced not without
reluctance, I confess—to eate - '`Urnara's Esccrvany„"
.n 4 baying used it for about three weeks according to
the directions laid down. I find, to my otter surprise as
well as satisfaction, 'tbat every symptom et .the disease
has Jell me. I think it 'due alike. to Dr. Upham and
Myself to make 'this statement:
G. W. &LEAN; late of the U.S. N.-
PAILADEIAIPIA CERTIFICATE.
DR. UPBAM—Dicia Rtm-LAbinit five yells ago I
was afflicted with what was celled Chronic DyeenierY.
I have suffered with it ever since, and phyldeitit" .as brie
told me that my fiver wait affected, and . that by Itteweli
were ulcerated, for blecel and pus, emended with a pe
culiarly putrid senell,'Welll the frequent discharge's. A
short time since I made. a visits to Massachusetts, in
hopes of benefit - from a change of air, but sufferer] more
severely than ever{hefore. While theriiia pkysiciait
fared to erire me fors4o, in direentonthe. BappityNn
the midst of intense pain, occaskinally relieved by laud
anum, I law in the wrapper of yreir ElectoMY, I Perin*
description of my complaint, together with many certifi
cates of curia This gave ma great confidence in the
me te d Vian d I purchased , a box, end - aloe doses of
wi apparently cored me,l and I amo,preparett to
my every thing in its freoroit render any service I am
to humanity by subscribing toils merits -
Rivet:trolly Yours,
- BENJAMIN PERCIVAL, 89 South Sixth st.
Sold Wholesale stirtßetsil by, W YATT & KETCH
UM, 121 Fulton St. N: X,r HUSTOPi & LALID,To.
to**,and by drujiigisti generally tbroostiten the U. S.
Price $l. a box.. NOTICE.- -Tbe.gamine Electuary
thus (.0:Y A.. Upham D.) The hi* is sloo.One
with a pea
No. 1., Brick Int ; aphrin the Field!
R '. Clrnmeberti*,
T.T A iljuit returned from the city
~.. . iik. ' -1.-I- of New York - th a ,large
Cilk
mi . supplY of !Afat4es, Y wi etvelry f ond;
'''.7 Silver ware, ernriprising in ' pan;
Ike following articles• Le
g . . .—Lever,
LTpine aid Plain Watebes,,wi*,
.11, . " "; a dOinPlite
.Wwortinint of GOV
' . .lerielry, curb as gar ithigs,7riii
gzer. Rings, Breasepins, Braceleia,Lockets, Gold eluting,.
Gold Pens, Keys, etc. Also, all warts of Silverware,
and any quantity O&M Ileadri- . -all of which he offers
for sale excesedingly , atop-for CASH.
Watches repaired . on abort notice, and warranted
to run well, or thrinton* will be refunded, and a writ
ten agreenwat given wAhat effect if required.
- N.; H.--MAPLE SAGAS, and Country Produce
taken in poStnent for welds; and Ail, learn now, and.
„freer, that :the Produce must-be paid when the work
w dunc*-4 war against' credit in all its form
- t •W. A. CHAMBEHLLN, Agent.
towanda t April : 2 1 0 84 7. 1 . • I
Mill
pr.
CM.
ciliates
*Wes.
kW
Tome
ed Ci
Jig Stream
'ast, Lodi.
Game.
waterloo.
*neat Falls.
, Montezuma.
Raeder.
424 4 91 k
mi l e aVaii 4 l!
„
dolly a y to hie old ..
sad the publie !generally, that h e i m
4 t h e. manufacture of Chairs, etc., at hit
the north side of BOdge . ttreet, in the bond.
the" YelkoW•BOurre. Be keeps em.
of ai d urge Ito order, (in a neat airs f
all artieles . ln his line as cheap a t th e
is friends can be - Supplied with t
uncor and Consiln Chain. of differ.
ocking Chain,
hi/drift's Chaits.
Alst—iledsteads lad Tables.
see me at my shop on Bridge meet', and
you that you esti bey 'retraceable.
Whim *Cod, Cucumber and Basswood
• In exchange for chairs itoreason'atem
lESBB TAYLOR.
lan. 20, 1847. I :
T custo
fle•COUlnlet _
oki shop oal
known
stab* 1
durable sty]
cheapest.
Fumy:
att p
Call an
will aatildy
N. D.
plank, wa
tenni:
Towand l
~.
E'S OWN REMDY! THE INVALID
1 FRIEND ! It. ' confidently 'sawed that
a was a medians WO has given such lasi
' niversal satisfaetio ,'is
T'S INDIAN V GETABLE PILLS.
ye stood the seve t trials, by curing when
medics failed, and ve established a repute
face of the envious landeni which have bees
nst them,
G; SUMMER, FA L AND WINTER.
ace, by their variatiims of temperature, pees
upob the human bOdy. The heat expands
skl contracts II e volume of the ciiculating flu.
hen changes take Owe soddenly, the effects]
rflours W right's Indian Vegetable Pills 6ae.l
evil influence ofatoOden changes , by purifying
arid keeping the stomach and bowels in a wool
lealtbfhl condition.
I FOR FEVER AND AGUE.
6rge of the' est. Wright's Indian Vegetable
id unrivalled. An inesance has never came to
sledge of these killshaving been taken, withosi
a complete cure. In Chills and Fever the burr
ry functions are chiefly disordered, Superinda.
reat: physical debility. When the symptoms
r, no time alumbil be loss before resorting to
] i s . A few doses will give such manifest tehei
misioa Mill Ile mammy to continue the use
ATATUf
.L I •BES'
there nevi form and
W RIO!
They bi
all other re
Lion in the
raised apii
SPRlT
'each pro
her effect
and the c
id, and w
arc often I
(erect the
the blood
ral and
That AC
Pills sta
Our koo
effeetio ,
and hit'
cad by
first a
d e l
that no
of th
'FOR DYSPEPSIA.
'it. Indian Vegetable Pills will be foam] ten.
r. In this disease., 'the gastric juice is wadi snd
tin quality. Consequently, the digestion isim:
and the health impaired: These Pills • femme
from the somatb, restate its tone, sod improve
estion. -
Wrigh
suPe
de o f
perfee
the bil .
the di
FOR JAUN WcE
Wrig"
ed to',
upon
ing t
rectif
dice,
en Indian Vegetable Pills are equally well adapt.
Elie removal ofthis complaint. • As they operate
the one general and uniform prigeiple, °ldealis
e stomach and bowels, purifying > the blood. and
ing. the secretions, they rem the cause ofirtm.
sod of all other dnlerti;vs.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE!
It t roold he difficult precisely to tell to which of th e
Vii
two xes ght's Indian Vegetable Pills have 'been
thegreatest blessing. But it is very - certain that those
Pills/have given health, and spirits, and a good movies
ion, lo hundreds of felonies, who s i Miuld. without them,
hav been in their graver. A boa of Weights )Dire
V hie Pills is an inestimable medial' companion at
ce "o periods.
HEADACHE, GIDDINESS, Ac.
he presenovar pain in any part, indicates a corrupt
of ihe.blood.. 7 which nature is stirring to eonto.
A w doses ot Ilklight's Indian Vegetable Pills Wen
arm to bed will be Certain to give relief, if
be all passible.
VALUABLE ANTI-BILIOUS MEDIUM
he sensations accompanying liver complaint are of
0 11 Most wretched description. Habitual dannitenrins
is '' neatly brought on by liver complaint. A palm
ea eying from this disease, should not be mocM ad
p nded cures ; yet there are very medicines that 0
1, . a Ora* in the removal of this eomplair4 CM
m I has hi heito been the chief reliance, but 14e In ne
d bar proved itself worse than the disease!' What
.shall' be done T. We say, give Wright's Irian
V able Pills- a trial. If they donut octal your ce
ations, we are willing to tear all the opproluitm °I
fa lure. .And we say to all -
TRY THEM.
rere is no risk run—no money thrown awry—lof t
esin:i of benefit.
ONE WORD MORE. • •
When yoit have.found that Wright's Indian TePIP
, • Pills are a " lettle" the best medicine - !°° e " T
of, erica TO TS arr ! Don't ran after elm e?
rt Remed7, which atterapte to bluster itself into so
- • " Above all •
BEWARE Or IMITATIONS
'Wright'a Indian Vegetable Pills. Preview to thr
troduction of thisinedicine, Indian Pith were sec
4 aim! of ! Now *hat hods of them ! And shireL
are they, but miserable imitations d the sting
e' • no more like it • than chalk is lib aveli l
e man advertises "Improved" Indian Vegetth"Fil
his would be capital joke, if it were lasserises. BP
am °foil such. -
BUY - OF Tilt REGULAR)AGENT ,&
They. is nossfely Wises/here. The cotet
mishit counterfeiters, both of money sod deo ( '
1141lehich•is wont I Is -not the eounterfeiterf r
:nit but little better than a robber and a murder
uy of she regular agents only, we ss9 silits . T o .
Agents in Bradford county—Montanyes
wands ; A.li. Gsylord i Canton S. W . . 16111,.. tr
mercy,Troy esSgell & Gee, East Barlistto,_!
Gibson, Ulster; L I 8. Elliworth, Athens; Guy
B 17E.
!kitten 11.Moodyloli Co., • Fienchtown ; DaDie
11oralmsok; .1. C. Adam?, RO—Wttertield met ;
411614Ine.•Cut‘*; Campbell, Aesfirgui n
WirfOra, Mcnroeion.
A..irsaiGrrtinetletivwhnicht of
w li:oa bl d o C e l l o w th g c b C ce gr z ,
kuniellink good and cheap, now Cbellpef then
tati : VPoll which we challenges the world, just
et • - . O. D. BARTLEio
Towasida,NOv. 3, 446
fit the. Bradford kiefier.
.
Two Jailers and fifty cents per annum;
deducted if paid within the year; and for CO'
a /Win 4vance, Ox r. DOLLAR will be deducted..
Subscribers at liberty to discontinue at arty 10 :„1
,P*Yibg eracarages., Most kinds of COCSTII Pam'
received in payinent, at the market price.
of too
Advertigements,, not exceeding . a stiu . " F ew
fines,. inserted Corday man esery snhauqu gnt
twenty-five cents. A discount made to ye al r a
Joe PIRENTING, of every description, natty ° .
Petbiaonsliexecutedicui new anal fashionable ty,'l,.
Lettere on Inaineaa pertaining to rho of,'„ elos fowl
tee Of petstige s to mama attention.
•re' •
tsrßuffiVir
- Mei
obereeLiteelrill w tootle*
Bowbet weenr.Llll)4 ,
for the seeeten
Agri 'W.Ol'lll
iar
Ete*set, bare thi s
*gm;
of the FIRST CLAB.9,
44, Coorenims
, cortuairuled by eipoi tu „ ..
grisys'of Romer.
W. THOMPSON.
M. TAYLOR. •
one of the abov e B eet ,
every "reit in th e foi.
• .
al 6 o'clock, p.
int, at 6 o'clock, P.
M.
every, no r m
Lodi, and ..
k ' D c - i ; s1 1 7 " 1-
Ehoirkever, vtre.,l„o,llld
AGE, apply to Captain
Elwkinz.
tt&e, fioneheads