E IMI
El!!!E 1
, •. •
/on,.
s sunrise'nie 4
On the, mountain's brim •
And - tlivair is cool in'd Cleft;
. tn , ho would drama'
In the moraines biliza, ;10
When the beautifistaiirihg ritbere
ni hasten with speed -
To the glittering mead:
• Where the mists are gathered ate.;
'Li They will limit array.
As opens the-day,
As speeds the glitteringylow
The lark is high
I In the clear blue sky:" •
And his carols wild and freer
He has left his nest,
On the meadow's breast, -
Fn the sunlight of heaven to be.
•
I cannot fly It
- To the clear bine sky.
Or carol so wild and free,
Bat
_IT whistle , so clear, ,
That ilie skietc'shall hear, '
As my plow glides o'er the tel
And when the day
Shall have passed away, -
And the ski bath sunk in the slie r
take my team
From the strong plow:beam,
And hasten away o'er the lea.
And then at night,
When my heart is light,
And sleep stealeth o'er my brow,
Fa lie down and dream,
Of my field and team,
A nd of my guiding the farrnees plow.
Transplanting Fruit Trees.
.s.Tur: experience of intelligent cultivators in dif
feient parts of the gamily, strongly, sustains the
opinion, that a great loss usually results from a
neglect of pruning the tops of young trees, at the
time of transplanting. Of the hundreds of thousands
which are annually transferred from nurseries to
04 - ate orchards and gardens, probably not one
enty receives sufficient trimming or heading
back._
ITnsl,ilful or improper trimming—applied to the
side branches of the trunk r and /oaring a heavy.
head at top, is very common. The head thus be
comes too heavy for the slender stem to support,
the latter forming,...as a western cultivator remarks,
' a graceful curve, in the shape of a French danc
ing master in the act of pickink up a lady's fati.".
It milst be distinetly borne in inind that it is not.
this kind of pruning, but thinning 4iid shortening
back the top, - which it is intended here to recotri l ,
mend.
To remote a young fruit tree from the nursery,
without a loss of a part of the roots, •is -totally im
practicable. A network of fibres often extends on
every side, to a distance quite eiptal to the . height
of the tree. Rights more than a foot in length, ex
ceptfor unusually large trees, aro scarcely ever ta
ken up by the careful nuserymen. Hence a con
siderable excision becomes unavoidable. As the
"roots which remain to the tree, must supply moist
ure for all the leaxes, it becomes-evident that the
number of leaves'inust be either lessened, or else
teach leaf will cnly, / receive a partial supply, in
.which latter case,ita growth cannot be healthy and
h'igomus. The top should therefore be' trimmed
,hy the knife, at least as . much as the roots have
been trimmed by the spade. Trees four or live feet
high,:usually lose'at least halt their roots by remo
val, and those 9 or 10 feet high, probably at least
four•fifilis.
The, amount of thinning at the tgp, must, howev
er, vary somewhat with the species of fruit tree.—
Some, as the peach, have a strong reprodric l live
power. A young peach tree, may be cut off at the
rurface.of, the grOund, in sprint, and a new shoot
will arise and attain a height in autumn nearly
equal to that reached where there is no heading
down. The practle is common among nnserymen
of removing, peach trees while in bud; there are
headed down nearly to the surface, yet such buds,
often make a arowth the' same season nearly or
quite equal to those buds not transplanted. Hence
a transplanted peach tree will . bear a very heavy
pruning at the top nitkuo ultimate loss, but an ac-
mill gain, in the growth and size of t h e tree.' A
"c4errt tree has less productive power—a yourk
.seedling cherry, headed down when transplatinkl
will not make near sq fine a growth as if {ailment
at top. Renee, cherry trees should be more spar
ingly pruned when set our. The productive power
of the-apple iies betvieen the two; and shoUI4l con-
Aerptently receive a considerable but not etcessive
priming.
The amount of thinning must also depettil partly
upon the climate. Where moisture as pretvalent,
less prunirr 4 is required than under the intlifenceof
dry, hot summers. Hence the eliniate of - Aggland
admits a greater quantity of top leaf, thin that of the
United States.
Many experiments might be adduced to show
tne advantages of freely pruning transplanted trees.
As a sample oohs Whole, we need only Co refer
— to two interesting experiments given in the-lima
cohurist: One hundred and eighty apple trees, in
fair condition, were transplanted carefully in good
ground. One half had their tops, shortened back,
so as to leave only one bud of the previous sea
son's wood. The other ninety were set out With- .
out any shortening. Of the pruned trees only tu . 6
tlied—of those not pruned eight died. The pnaled
tires nearly all made vigorous shoots—some eigh•
teentoches. The unproned grew but little, none
• making shoots over six inches. The second year
the runes trees outstripped the others in size and
grog .It, awl presented a much more luxuriant, as
pee The second experiment was performed with
78h trees, three years from the * f end cea
se(' ently of large size. One half bailtheir heats llie
red ced.one half ; the other were Planted 'entire.
The season was dry. One:only of the pruned trees
died, the rest made fine bushy heads,. Twelve if
the upruned trees died, and none made a fine
gm ....tli, many of the branches dying—nature thus
pl . orating imperfectly what the knife should have
done.
,• Trees,of moderate size, set out in spring and
thus- freely pruned, scarcely ever need staking. - If
set out in autumn, The pruning should be deferred
till I , Pring, which is'indispensible with half-tender
tree., al the peach in which case -they must be se
cured from the eflectS of the. wind bLy a stake, or by
mound of earth: If a stake is used, - cared is need
ea to incrent chafinu the tree, br the use of alarge
soft baud. Welliive found a mound of earth one
t wt high; with a piece 'of turf at top encireling , .the
!fee, a Terntieient stiffener against all winter crtiri&•
Such a mound also excludes the frost from the roots
a:t:t renders autumn tranvlan:ing of ftiutkegs corn-,
psratiyoly safe. ft is levelled to the .urface in the
after the head i.; pruned.
eir=lEl
There
Cemita k a u 4 P ll "4: lo °!iwbt 4 o* - litiownk;th cu ti:
ratan InnowtheVrimft tu!tv, l lt , u` l
the btuisedendi otthei4vots, to prevent. gisiesy
' ,
opteatlitig4xintinglo itervatos g ~gllolseld
(11 0 ° fini t e,r . th 'WA" a*.
is filled eta ,trig.lbp 004 .4 , aim. ;
depth as Isgfoge'ismotalk.roising . thinselkaw ow"
couveillonn 'tiro tri, dupe' lathes above
outrages, to.silow for rattling. •
The hollowing is from the interestingsreek (na
tty VaWßensatear
" We took a drive yesterday tip ainctk voniaatie
valley, and met two peasants drivingthpit etnv•
a linkman. They Slopped-to coffer traipse* pears.
I particularly remarked the.cow i beiseh if. **king
did hei any harm ; she was in.usFullent condition.
I wish the cottager 'of England would adopt this
custom; it never comes into his head that the cow
can do ariy but- give milk. , nothing of
economy in England; what is daily Wasted in it
would save Irma btarvation the miserable crefiktrist
who die in the streets. Rut what is everybody's
onsiness its nobody's, and so those Who can afford
it, go on allowing waste."
We ourselves have witnessed the docility of
these amiable and useful animals, when subjected
to tfie surveidauce Of the yoke, arid have often felt
surprised that a people cute' and enterprising
in the great matter of " turning a shilling" as the
Yankees are reputed to be, should not oftener make
them assist in the performance of - farm" work.—
Speyed heifers are deemed as valuable for work
in Scotland, so we are informed,, as young oleo,
and those who have practiced using them for this
purpose here, speak in the highest terms -of their
tractableneis, their docility and freedom from every.
thing like viciousness =tics the yoke.--Maur Cid.
Now how, so humane and sensible a man as our
friend Cultivator should have come to my that, we
cahoot be left to imagine. Yoking cows where
women are enslaved, and where chiLlrert have
" no chilhood's days," as Miss L E, L,' was used
to say, is endurable, on the principle an old friend
of ours once laid down; which was " kill the no.
Souls first;' but the cutenetis of Yankees is of no
such slaving character. Wilt true Yankees all go
the Wilmot Proviso on the cow's behalf—no slav
ery on the mia. territory. Because,
I. We want to see oor cows free snd happy,
with large iligent:ed zdtlers,—and
2. We want Our . babies- to have goal, sweet
wholesome milk, fevered with no unnatural heat—
and we rather think toil and sweat in the harness
would be no improvement of either butler or
cheese.
&ECU LA R CIRO:NISTA PirE.—At ‘Vyaltwing, Brad
ford County, Pennsylvania, many yeantago, a thrif
ty Young apple tree was inoculated with burls of die
Golden Pippin—three breeches, changing the
whole head. When the tree began to bear, it was
found that one of the branches ripened its fruit in
Aly, and the others in Ochiberall Golden Pippins.
Many persons applied for grafts of the early branch
but the owner discouraged them ; supposing that
the cause of this singular variation existed in some
defect of the stock in fkakbranot, and that grafts ta
ken_ Loin it would possess no property different
from the-original Golden Pippin. However a son,
having lest faith in the stability of natural law; tried
the experiment privately, and on the third year
brought in seven any Golden Pippins from the
new graft. We now suppose that in this new way
a new variety of early fruit is added to our stock as
much-superior to other early apple as the fall Gol
den Pippin surpasses them, Scions of this singular
variety have been sent to Tharps' Nursery, Bing
hamton, New York, where inquirers may obtain
it. C. F. WELLES, Wyalusing, Penn.
SOILING Firm, &c., is SA LT Warta.—Bacon
hams are said to be better boiled in salt water, no
doubt foethe.reason that in a given • time they are
much better boiled. llama require a long time in
boiling. Sir Humphrey Davy tells ns that the rea
son why vegetables and fish should be plunged in
boiling ash water is, that this solution boils at a
higher temperature than plain water. aid that the
sudden scalding fires the albumen, mucilage, arid
o'her nutritive parts of the viand instead of 'limit
being macerated and sodden, and so partly lost in
lukewarm water.
• Tar. Porno Rov.—An English paper .says:--
We are inclined to think the only thing that will
save this valuable veg6table from extinction is to
platittlic seed or ball: The potatoe has 'been forced
until it has exhausted itself, and can no longer re.
proikic sound fruit. We are more satisfied of this
from the fact that several farmers wheltave planted
both the ball and the potatoe have found the results
of the former, though small, invariably free from
rot, while those of the latter were thbroughly
TAR FOR aHRRP77- .. opilemailovho,.keeps
large a fork of sheep, says, that during - the season
of grazing he gives his sheep tar, at the rate of a
, ; (1 a day for every twenty sheep. He puts ttatar
in a trough. sprinkles a little fineindt over it, and
the sheep coniume it with eagetnem. This pre
serves them from worms in the head pronunatheir
general health, nail is thought to be...a - 110dlie
against the Raft.
The season of gnitting is et baud, and the Fork
should not be negketed. Trees wbieb bring bath
,good jrnit , whether npfdpi, trearkAiltilds itretheriies
should be;glabod with Ackm , ..4 l lPlibw 411 00 6 1
withopt unnemotry delay.. Itiltircoarse oold
be generally adopted , Atka rernarialhe qbahie
would a fern years (*Mum in the quality at the
l • • - •
Canacl ns orr LT Putriv--"Mi;
according to a starepootiaVoi rarraers*,tabiact,
raised a fall crop of cranberries last your on up
land, while those on their antics swamps were
L• illed by frost:
To - roan CnEest,fillee it into a saneepan, wither
little butter and cream. Slimmer very gently lilt
quite dissolved. Remove it from the tire, let it
cool a little, add some yolk of .egg, well beaten ;
Make it into ;takes, brown it before the fire and eat
warm.
To DESTROY hiserrs.--Soute one says, that the
the water in which potatoes have been -bis;iled,
sprinkled over plants completely destremil ittseets
in every stage of their ezisence from the e= 4'16
ily. , - _,... .- . . .
Wonting becf, - -ainrmer hags : " l -use salem
lux of #altpcire, apil novellraiilxitter
beet. 4
(Istvan firiTie Massa *L's Orem, 1
rya New York, Dec. 6, 1817. 5
Maras. Wirt? & Rs?ensas--Oentiernen
derioanding that you are the general agents for the sale
of Dr Uptsam's Vegetable Eloctuan!, for the cure of
Piles, I have deemed it my duty to iredmateer a recom
mendation in behalf of that invaluable meirmine.
have been a
- unlitNiiriiiiss remedies but with no beneficial
began to consider my twee latterly hopeless. Dot about
the ant of September bus. I was prevailed upon by
friend to make a trial of the above named medicine. I
took b.s advice and rojoice that I am not only relieved,
but, as I believe, perfectly cured. I most earnestly
recommend it to all who may have the misfortune to he
afflicted with that annoying and dangerous .disease.
Very respectfully, your oh't servant.
ELY MOORE.
WARUINOTON.
Berkshire Co. (Mess.) Nov. 29, 1847.
M6IOIIIIX. W rATT & KRTCU•m—Gents For thirty
- years I have been afflicted with piles. general debility
and milamation, earning tumors and prolapsue of the
bowels, and vrhich had 'resisted all the medical treat.
ment Dr. Chapman and others could give. The last
three years of that time my sufferings defy description.
I was confined to bed, unable to help myself, sod at last
given up by my phisiciana and friends in despair of ev.
er gaining my health; in fact fur three days before I
was entirely speechless and my burial clothes were
made. But under Providence, and the use of Dr. Up
ham's Eleetuary„ though SU OLb was I have - the pleas.
ore of stating the sac* to the public that my healjh is
now govr', and hope to live inane years. if it is God's
will, to make known the virtues of Dr. Upham's Elect
nary, and to recommend it to my afflicted fellow crea
tures. It helped me beyond the expectations of all that
knew my case, and 1 only say to others that it is, in my
opinion, the best medicine ha the world for Piles, or any
other disease of the bowels; and if they will use . it ac
cording to the plirectio os, I will myself warrant a cure
in every case.,
E
.11gMtikhilOthS ' 0 • A/jag; 1
issraisr., sinr . arrss ass IMMIX lai illtqfp: ati: - .
B ; Dr. Yeg4able Detail. 1
...1
ji . it nifERNAL REINADY, Which, if wee -
rradiliS taiiralitow kiln' imilifiliitimaikipi.
Moms, sr Ins# sista& -:. ;-
-lakenalies easuppiaiiitilde eabilif; ll 6 .lie t at
Issesseas. ar healing SIM ssaiistissoss is is faroifisrly,
called i ems is aimbac -tibia aisjliaiabbiisfisi:tbe
Paikintr***l**4lollol64ke
-
tflonVielltrimest Arellgring slo
caused by the gnat Slow alined tithrrysits.
doses the inner nom:of dm pretradit et every
evaenaticnilanning what le called 'Prolapses-et
"of the bowels ; this is the effect of long continued ini
tationwmf werrinress'efthailigOstifits
she Orkin ercitsitiamievoturpoini, it6uh oro'hidis; -
cribeble. and bursa onlytoheyridrerarywhirdi Atrier.
inoOteThiiiiihUrateif littietileiaeuation,
framtliirty, minions to sirsfrathomnif these • semniiiiis
ere very annoying and sometimes tory disunion' gerw ,
This disease, when of long cOnlinusnce, is maenad fry
pain and weakness in Om hack. irritation of the kid.,
Redder, sad other, ergorrahi 11 0 1 eitin47444
acrdmandates in the Legs arrillost, a mgair dlitmights .
nom about die died, and lonastinai 14111 P• of dos 4-,
daill.in't **it leconqata* with .1 161 04-iiett 01.6 5 .
beast sod opprosoosi. indisidnals aposetimesOnellenne.
previous:to an attack of the Pit" fflymptope, denoting
great dearmprarent in the circulation i • these is a pimps.
of weigh and ,pressure is the abdomen, with spemdiag
*Ong of uneasiness in the bowels, constipation of pe
riumun,ittended with. pain indro Iwok vaioindit nag.
- sea. and4light pains in the stomach, pale ronmenenca,-
confused sensations iq due beak irestineis. rod ink&
the sad-awcpatented state* use mind, and a sans, of
fullness and oppression in the region of the Onmach.--:
The circulation on the surface is feeble, orndrshe consm
of blood determined inward and downwards, eon au, ,
or ma DISNAWCA AND CDAINLANNTN.
11r. Uptutml Teptable Illeetaary.
Cures Effectually reita4erifore prevents Piles.
READ Tiro tEsTrmowy.
- Iftesos, December I f, 113411.
Gem.-1 have used Dr. Upham'. Vegetnidet File
Electuery which I pardoned of you. and find it , ono of
the best mcilkinee ie use for' the piles. 'Mid slio for all
Mims affreiena, arising from enimpam state of the
syncts. Yours, dre. E. A. Cot.s,•Marbb Deskr.
REMARKABLE MIRE OF PILES!!
THIRTY YEARS STANDING I:
Yours, with the utatost.expressinn of thankfullnyon.
Fia
114 MONT. flak. Co., (Mass.) Nov. 19, 1847. •
The shove certificate tells a simple and truthful sto
ry of suffering and relief. of which, as physician and
witness in the case, I cheerfully endorse.
. DR. CHAPMAN.
NOTICE. —The genuine llphsra's Eketuary has
his written sigatute, thus c o. , A. Upham . ; bU D.)—
The hand is alone done with a pen.. Price $1 a hos.
ca Sold whole ale end retail, by WYATT &
KETC 1 1A1 1 1;121,Yultonst.. N. Y., and by Druggists
generally the tighous the U. 8. and Canada. •
JOHN B. FORD, Aril lor Towanda, Pa. 45y
We= Votii fAbvertifiemente.
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and ali di/messes of tito urinnyt awns% lin Ono dis
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.NO MINERAL AUENT. - •
no delt-Wirei easapostad is ditsfl of Ali , asixtroe, *
ennotteme disown with A qty and celerity, and
does nil lease the system • . this pamphlet.
PILE ,
a tomplZiAl)reinisi panitui ;ItirietW.ifflifittli
"AMY RELIEVED. de it eon: Mows - by a f ii
&firms of this made :it • heiat Before any °hitt pre-.
potation/or I rqsran, or e any other &
k alas orig
inating in isipans bl " let.
DEBILITY OF TIM SYSTEM.
erisHtiterkilirealtnens of thri Victory; the.. or inflows
don of isms is iswasediatdy sabered by a few days use
°Phis medieiew, and neon is stmt,* sa &of ha we.
It stands es a
CERTAIN REMEDY.
for se complunts; aid also J iro ilUraugstoratirof the tq
, aisle frame. t •
IRREGULARITIES, SUPPRESSIONS,
*dui mcularuatioss. No os rfiele has ester been nt :
jaw? eaxtpt d core Liisikscrogase.
Winn te relied aim ass s sore and A:can remedy
Sail dill we fief permitted to do .o could Os
- A THOUSAND NAMES.
as proof streureein this die remain doss of arrophtints.
See punphiet. All broke* down. debilitatedionsiiits
lionfrom the efed of Remo, will find the bracing pow
of this reticle to act immediately. and the poisonous
. _
- ERUPTIVE 'DISEASES.
will An- the alternative propnittoss of aft atticht.lt/Slj
FY THE BLOOD. and such diseases from the sys
tem. See pamphlet for testimony of cures in all dis
maw, which the limits of arc, advertisment will not per.'
m.t to hemmed, here - Agents give them away f they
contain u 2 pages of certificates of hie, chanacter. and a
stronger array of proof of the virtues of a medicine, ne
ver appeared.. VI one of the peculiar features of
this article that it never faits to benrfit in any ease,
and if bone and muscle are left to build upon let the
emaciated and lingering ivitialid hope on, and keep tn.
king the medicine as long us there is an improvement.
The proprietor would caution the public against a num- •
her of articles which - come out under the bead of Ham-
Patinas. 15 Yngtve4c-: as cures fur Brom, gnavel4dtc.:--
they are good for nothing, sod connected to gall the
un wa ry ; tau* them not. Their invevors never
thought *touring such diseases till this article had done
it. d partielari study of the pamphlet is se:baited.
Agents and ail who sell lthe ankle are glad to circu
late gratutioasli. Pat up l in 30 os, bottles, at ;2 ; 12
oz. do at $1 eseb--the larger holding 6 oz. more than
two small bottle's. Look cOd and not get iniposs& upon.
Every . bottle has `Vsoin's Vegetable Lithoturiptic
!Mature," blown upon the glass, the written signature
of" G. C. Vaughn" on thedirections and "G. C. Yaugh
in, Buffalo," stonrperf on tke cork. None other are ge
nuine. Prepsted by Dr. 0. c. Vaughn. and sold at
the Principal °like, 209 Main staset, Buffalo, at whole
sale and retailt No attention given to letters unless
post-paid—orders from regularly eonetitukd Agents ex
cepted: post paid letters, dr verbal communications so.
!kiting advice. , promptly attenced ea, grade.
Offices devoted exclusively to the wile of this sracle
-122 Nassau st., New York city : 225 Essex st., Salem
Mass.; and by the principal Druggist throonghout the
United States and Canada, as Agents.
STORRS & CO., Wkoksiale Agente, Philadelphia.
I . B. FORD, Towanda. T. D. Spring, Lseeyville.
C. H. Hetrick. Athens. , ' A.Durksm, Tonkhann'k.
C. B. Fisher. WyAinsing. E. Dyer, Covington.
G. F. Retlington, Troy. . April 12, 1848.-,-y
BULLETIN NO. 4.
TIRE GELEFENBENO COMPANY hereby en-
J. pounce that they we now incorporated by the Le
isleture of the Suite of POW York, CAPITAL $lOO,-
000 agreeably to the.follerring4Cattione from the Sec
retary of Mato.
State of New York.
Secretary's Offine: 5
c e fy Certikw_at—eso-doacep..- of
.Th e Draekaberg Company," bearins.date of the n4tb
day of Febaluy, 1848, nu ibis day filed In this office.
ARCED. CAMPBELL,
Albany, Feb. 28 , 1848; Dep. Bae.of &ate.
This step perfects the organization of the Company,
piecing it among the institutions of the day. Among
objects of Incorporation were the following :--
Ist.. That we might ; the .more certainly protect the
ptblie against apwriona ,articles which she cupidity of
eo
unprincipled amp mayr tetnpt to introduce under the
name of the Orogenb Medicines,
W. That the vast a unt of business done by the
Company might be , pistol under the sanction of ktgio
Wive enactment, and be thereby stamped with its ap•
to
probstion.aiewring t public esarAsix medicines.
The lime is now rat hand when the dilemmas of
spring and summer wil mate their appearance. If wow
ths, Greefenberg Medi nes be introduced. thousands of
Lives will be sired. Medical men who have become se
quainted with the m ' of these celebrated mmediee,
are laying ia nAtipply !to we in their own pritate wad
"
ice. in
BILLIkU Rntacqr&
especially. they are of { Mexpressible Wee. Used scs
cording to dimetiro sa „ at person cannot be biliese I no
missal haw richly *kw cosstry or the exposure...—
Let the Writ freely um them, and ;bilious disorders
" dhlePPedt filen** Wm Newt& . • I
The American Graefenberg theory does not resume
that one merlicins can „cure all direase. Hitelleritsd
imputler.kto ilia int *ha doetrinciallinfikerkriiiitin
telligent eequitunitY. it is the laugsliprof 4in:lM and
pretearden'A 'Vat% Ike reties of airdicine Wend by the
- ~
Greafenherg Company.
4 ,•
..„ ,
. f ;',, E V 44 Y .DISE4 RH.
*ill 4-41 leplitdiart. , ,,XlmPlLLB aro enemeign in all
lil i o c e sthm.e.eltdinzettlekshotic otettPtehme. - - its 0
Cellmititc, th_AY Se. IleVkl* Mikt.Atintopilk and streak.
darning. The lever kid Ague Pills •nnerringly care
PYRN.4 1141. 4946 - D.•43b: Alpe, Agee take, end the
- like* Vie ileigth:likteteltrelete the tem 1 4 the eye'
. wen,clesti the Campiftion ,crone, the,mornkly secretioos
afactske,..-dre. Z u ttantsperilla at the beg 1 . 11 th e .
cYfedill and brie Ily concentrated that , it is ten
lu l pe, e,chrilowit,►any pthm, :The Children's -Pans
cea as s mast-extraodihary dummy medicine , sad Tar
milaire. The*. Lotion bait no cguit (or all foram of
intlametion and weidinee of the' eyes. The Green
Mountain Ointreesb ig.th• principal ointment now us-
I 'ed. The - DJeen B ynrp , is wananted--to cute the
worst eases of y Flux, Dysentery, Dyarrhant,
Choler* Merlins : dem lamina*, &c. The Con
aumptivers Balm is only unfaLing remedy known.
t,:' - • The Ge ' Agent for Elmira, is P. C. Dwne.
1 sozc, to whom applirations for agencies they be ad.
dressed • EDWA RD BARTON, Secretary.
And for stile by the following Agents :
N N Betts, Towanda. alw R Fowler, Monroetan.
A 8 Chamberlin, " Stacey & Tozer, Springfield.
- A, L Merritt, wen.. John v- Daniels, Burlington,
Jl4 Edson, a Stone& Co. Standing Skate.
-11 8 'Rogers, Athens: , Battey dc Son, Lerayseille.
il l ai.
D Gardner, a• - C T Murphy, Riegbory.
L Herons: Spring cld.. B Bufiinston. South Warren.
11. Russell, Wi Win s Waraeld, South. Hill.
Geii. Nichols, • ' Judson. flokmaib, WY nat.
TVA* Meter.; '''' pll eolith*, Litchfield.,
T Hiunpery;Drwell. • * ' 4 fa-,
kik.„81.411114 km.BLIFFALO, irekry wok dui,*
tat mica; in the following Mk*
rim ~,,:,z. i.• Simill% - it 40 4 egkck•A; l4 -
1414iti Ethnirly. - ....-Wwilithianktmatlnieladh4Pllll, - ;
Leave Huron% Tithvedtmo r .., .. . . .. .. . P.M.
TriiiDobni iththiiim Liberia Prilay . ; -Moir at;Big
kltnearn, Starkey,' Lodi. lithroies, pining.finieva, We
tedowandSettlicalPolls, on RE Wiley. • . . .
.Le4soilliikfitiaini , ind maga& 4 'fflory:ll' ,
.stsearig:ll.4pAa•eliimeiswiy monsainiiiikr:
,BOAT COINIRIGYI..IP. - -:.Cite: 'Abifif.: 'Parcae.
BOAT ELMIRA. -Carr. IL. W. Tnexesocr.
11) ,, A 0 7 7 8 ,40 1/pr t S or Lo p , awar ....,.. 4 : o67 , .Ce jo rr ar .ll.
c ll vilins .• Cett: i .
_Mint 'Otto' ihirfidloiring 'Agon 'i - •
1 W3f. Maloif;Viiii! die tcffiiilli. - dn — nieura.:
8,11 .Btratig . re ca, Blida. Hastiiip & TIM, do. -
Lwintera t gl,pori 4 e li ...111illery Senesurralk,
g:B.llivithim; 'Havanna. L. Dialed°, litindedunta„
L.G.Toeroseod, Big 'Stream H .L.,Fish . Rochester.
Woodworth& Fuse, Lod i Niles & Wheelie. Buffalo.
Gay & BWeet. Firiterloa. , • April 1.2, 1848.
10 '
VIVA VIP O :S ALTATY_MMV46III.I67O.
.. .„ .. .. _. .
THE subsenlone still maims
iuthettrze and keep on 'hand
it old gaud, alt kis& of aunt
rood seat .CHAIRB 4 also
EBS or various kinds; and
IMMESH'S of every &scrip !
, which we will sell tow for
or Produce,. or Whits:Pius
th, White woad, Bow wood,
smother el sir plank. or 4 by
4 Scantling 13 feet long—either Buttonwood, Monroe&
or Maple, will also be. received for oar work. .
Turning donut', order in the awes mower.
•1 , TOMKI.NB &St AOKINIK.N.
Towanda, Feb. 2,1,,,
.1848.
• AIN KILLER..
Death to Pain; relief to - the smile; healtirto the weak!
A Mho is found for the whole human race, in
ANDREW'S PAIN KILLER.
pHIB is an enlrely Vegetable Compound, composed
1. of twenty-five different Ingredients, and is an inter
usJand external remedy. Put up in bottles, varying in
pek e horn 25 to 75 cents, each. For further particu
lars, see pamphlets, to be bad or every agent gratis, con
taining a brief history of 'the origin and dist:every of the
Pain Killer, certificates Of tun* directions, &c..
CA VIM/. IT .—Eacti bottle hos the written signature of
the proprietor, J. Axnaswi, on the label, and without .
it *owe are gerroinin - listriire of hawkers and pedlars,
selling from house to house, representing it et be the
genuine Pain Killer.
.80141 only by the followitur regular appointed agents
in this county :
John B. Ford, Towanda.
Chamberlin:& Porter. do.
EF&FL Halliard, Troy,
W 6, D F Pomeroy, do.
M BullOck`dt C 4 ilmithfield
Sold in an the principal toWns in the United States,
Canada and Texas.
Wholesale agents in the city of New York vici
nity : lisydock. i Codies & C 0... 218 Pearl-at. ;11eVyatt
a. Ketchum, ISt Fulton-st. Orders addressed Ito the
proprietor, or G. W. Schuyler, post paid, will meet with
prompt attemion. , 247
A SOVEREIGN RALA,'.
N .
O other medicine has ever been introduced to the
public that has met with such onparalelled success,
as Dr. 84100LeiVOlitriorTAL BorrinSlON BALM PlLLS—
having been but six years before the public, and the ad
vertising small, yet they have worked their 'way into
every state in the Union and Canada,. They have ab
solutely become the Standard Medicine. of the day.—
They are purely vegetable, and so admirably compound
ed that when taken in large doses they speedily cure
acute disease, on the strongest constitutions, such as bil
ious diseases, and when they are taken in small doses
they operate like a charm upon the most delicate, ner
vous female, and have talent numbers from their beds
after all Others retnedieslud failed. We here refer to
but few of the many miraculous cures edictal by the
use of said Pills,.
Spinal Affection.--Aarta Wood, of Riitland, Jeff. co.
N. Y., was cured, after she had been confined to betted
6 Yew; with Spinal disease and Abcess of the Lungs.
The bill idler vegeta; physician,(Dr.Johneen,of Cloy)
had amounted to $6OO. Bee circulars.
Ltzi. ao,iyavou. Dekilit pown..or
u wroyeuredirf DympepoleMervouir Dehirty
and Scrofulous Arctic& of the boa. Mier she hiid been
confined six months; and all other Medicine had failed.
Cough and Consumption eured.—Wm. Deady, of
Pickering, C. W., was cured of a severecough after he
bad been confined to his bed for a ' long time. and was
given up by his physicians. He had used most of the
Cough Medicines of the day, and was supposed, by his
friends and physicians, to he in the last stages.
Dyspepsia.—A. B. F. Ormsby, of Syracuse, N. Y.,
was cured of dyspepsia so severe as not to be able to
work for two years.
"Nm. Smith, Greenwich, Conn., was cured of a is..
were case of Dyspepsia. Costiveness and Nervous Debi
lity of two years standing:Atter expending large sums
of moiety nano purpose. &e CA-elders.
Bleeding Pika.—Asaph L. Loonard.of Avon, N.Y.,
was cured of • severe case of Bleeding Piles, of a num
ber of years standing, after using a variety of medicines.
Severe Case of Pilo..—John Bolton, of Harwich, Ot
sego co., N. Y.. was cored of a severe case of Piles and
extreme cotangent of long aad 'painful iteration. Who
would not sacrifice a few shillings to be relievedfrom so
distressing a complaint!
The above are all cases in which all other remedies
failed to cure or give relief. Many orthe same charac
ter Might be published if wo bad space." Porparticulars
see Institute, which can be bad of agepts.
BEWARE or Contrrearttn.—dis there are spurious
circulation called Oriental or Sovereign Beim,
be sore to see before you buy that the name of "Dr. E:
Boole 44 Co." is on the face of the boxes. None others
can be genuine. We not aware that any one who is
making a spurious article has yet dared to make use of
our-name; butdsorne of them have had the impudence
to imitate our boxes and copy our circulars, certificates,
dae.. Unless the public are careful when they purchase,
they will be deceived,
me genuine fills can be had wholesale and retail of
Dr. E. L. SOULE & Co., Euclid, N.Y.
Sold' in Touren/J*4v J. D. FORD, and CHAMBER
LIN-A PORTER; Geo.A. Perkins. Athens; Lyman
Durise t Binithfret4, A. & S. H. Morley, ;Burlingtoe;
Levi. Taylor. Granville; Samuel Smith, Franklin ; A.
Barnaughs, hionmetion ; George Nichol.. Rome; H. Z.
Fragility Orwell ; J. E. Bullock. Leßsysvillii.
General Scott in the. City of ,lielicoll.
And,. another large stock of Goods td received rte
• MONTAN YES ttc .CO'S •
which have been earefilly sdected for thelnill
THE public are invited to call and examine their
I_ stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware til er
Crotkery,Boots & Shoes, Hata & Cops, and overrldie
in the line of staples, suited to the wants of this regi n
of cimnry. -which have been reg . :aka exclusively r
Cash, and at "the foitiiseefitrin dicTrriarket. We hope
our.old friends will not forget to give tut a call, as we
can, makp it an object for them to do so.
1(10r&Q a 03,at t rZONTECrinrc
A, LARGE-et & extensive assortment of School, Gies:
11 tits! and - Miscellaneous ROOKS; also a large
a
t;it
and great variety of Papers, including note, letter,
ea folio; post office and wrapping Papers; together
wi It's-complete assortment of Blank `Books, statist
'eitriik. E:ntiefop a r, 4.e., etc.-, all for sale iheaperibsn
lltiiihe'aPtst, - by it 9 - -- II IMYA.II TLETT.
1•••••31•C
~~ ~
Genrge A. Perkins,.Athenr,
J. J. Warren:l, Medroeton
Rathbun, Canton.
Coryell & Gee, Burlington.
Palk.
illdiettl'ilerviel's hagetraitype he ft
I'iri-108-CheausisL, maid east writer of Ei,srith et.,
__ • tassAsiquirmso. •
p • ORTRAITSfrotaLthe saeallea brass pies e th e h i .
east was, .u gly bir ib maps. The Prop r i ssft ,„,
. - Witroota its own& that their workbag pined a mos.
o iti:
lietioessaitall to armee ia ' watt. t
Est*. frost die Per :4—" Likiike bili a te , aims, dart* eared in shadiagr—Xldse r ,
" Thi ert "jtaa st.. iii
ri .Villiti rod moss
imhbaqsal_ irr:i it 11 1, ~.. ':/4loas & 1 Gee.
ria."Balfiarail liii; ' r" . ii 4 44. '
" Adiskable ! aeddicr.",
~, di* alb de.
Sesiey.“-=4 & Pa,;D:ete, . -, -
Emmet frau As ntioo iditii .
,Igialrei 114 du Ind hie
of tie riatikaa lastitutel. "ussispe,k_ia this
department there are soli! Trr7 etitilleat spasm
i je
the ezhibito a, and the Ulises think they ec e . roves .
sire improvomeatiathishriach of the tut They hare
hot tarasseaded as-amid in few "irmlY of On ease
aptitera : bar am riiritalod ila.ro;lk as first in order, the
eolleetiers of iIteCLEKS it GERACO?i, eip a b ta i n the
lomat awariar of stsperior specio?ens." 6,29
- AFELICirED READ ! •
no HILADEIMAIA DICAL BOUSE...t.
K - Hasa 16 yawl ,by DL =MERLIN. Tile
Didele4initi sad best to cam all Ames e( secret
diseases, rriseseirof the ' and solitary habits of ;
is DR.HINKELIN: N.N. corner of Third sad Union
ei c si
ate., between Spruce and Pine, I i Nguema be Rs
change, Philadelphia.
• TAKEIMARTICULAR NOTICE.
Youth who hive injured the calves by * certain pra t :
lice fisquently indulin—s habit frequestly leensest
fines evideompanions or at school—the effects of whi e li
are nightly frit, even w asleep, and destroy both mind
and body, should appl immediately. Weakness sad
l en
constitkinal debility immediately eared, and fall v i m
"restored. All letters Oat 'laid
. .
YOUNG MEN 1
If you value your life or your health, mamba, the
delay of • month, nay,4lven a-wesk, may prove your ru
n, both of body add Hence let no false modesty
deter you from ' known your awe to one who,
from education and reapeetribifity, can alone befriendyou.
He who places Waif under DR. KINKELIN'S treat
ment, may religiously confide in his honor as a gentle
man,imd fa whose m will be firmer Jacked the se
cret oftha patient. -
Too many think will 1114 the seem to their own
a t
hearts, and cure the Ives; Alas ! how often is this
a fatal delusion , and many a promising young men,
who might have beet an ornament to society, has filed th e earth. 1
bi te
COUNTRY INVALIDS,
finding it inconvenient to make personal application,
can, by stating their 1 ease explicitly, together with an
their eYrePteree , (Pe t 4!etter- Powlaid,) have forwarded to them a chest con ing Dr. IC's medicines approptia.
ted accordingly. .
Packages of Metlginto forwarded to any part of the
U. S. at a moment'. notice..[y29
c0" - Porr PAID Lirt-rtirs, addressed to DR. RINKE
LIN, Philadelphia, till be promptly attended to.
See advertirement n the Spirit, of the Times, Phila.
J, M. IPIORAW,
BOOKSELLER & STATIONER )
No. 198, Market -a., Philadelphia.
TB. P. would
e lan the attention of Country Mer.
•
a/ chants, and public generally, to the: i tem prices
it which he is sellin. BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
COLOORD LIiNOGR 11111, FltMilla r are-. and Wou Id im
press it on their mi ds, that they can buy as mach at
his store for one ho dred dollars, Cass, as they can at
Credit Stores for oe hundred and fifty donors. Re
sells for cub only, and liming no lames, be is enabled_
to undersell all oth
Don't forget ! i ',B Market street, second door below
Sixth, Philadeldhia' 36-3 m
WANTED, E NT$ to canvass for some Nos
and Popular Works, in every County through
out the United Pastes. To Agents, the most liberal -
encouragement is offered—with a small capital of from _
$25 to $lOO. A chance is offered, whereby an Agent
can make from $lO to $25 per week.
iv. For purtherlparticulara, address (post paid)
W. A, LEARY, No. 158.
North Second et, Philadelphia.
NEW E.T.BBLISHMENT
I=l
AVAMMIPOGr 11P1'lltit-IL1ill•
L. M. NYE & CO., wouldre
spectlly inform the citizens of Tow
; ands and the public generally, that
they have on hand & manufacture
to order all hinds of CABINET
'FURNITURE, of the hedonist&
Vl ll l
111;
vials, and workmenrhip dist cannot
be surpassed, in additionto the used
assortment in country shops, we will keep on hand and
make to order S9FAS, of, various and most approved
patterns.; Sofa Rocking Chairs, upholstered in superior
style. and for ease and durability cannot be surpured
even in our ?large cities. Also, the half French Ma.
hominy Chair, beautifully upholstered, with curled bait,
which never loseh its elasticity, and finished with the
best hair eeating . . i We Hatter ooraelvei that having
had much expenence in the business, we shall be able
to satisfy all who may feel disposed to call, both -u to
quality and prior, and by strict iattention to. Winos
hope to merit and receive the patronage of • liberal cow
•
munity. 1.. M. NYE & CO.
Towanda, September I. 1847. ,
al. C / 1 / 4 .rET 1 0 41RAWTVIRE ,
itIAY BE HAD at our ahop much lower than tt
has eveti been, sold in Towanda. Goods are
cheap, and whe4 am lowered, and that is the mom we
can afford alt forlto do it. All kinds of Kiska, will
be received in *anent. Alan, LUMBER of all kinds.
Sept. I. • _L. M. NYE 4 CO-
L be kept on hand a large assortment, and
.15rmade ta order on shorter notice and for less too-
ney than can - belproduced at any other establishment in
the land. Those who are under the necessity of pro.
curing that int will and shall be maw& A good
hearse and pall ay be had in attendance when desired.
September 1,11847. L. M. NYE & CO.
IP' AIL t NIT nIlL` Mir 41111:g1- •
•
ill maze WA21109
RESPECT MIS informsthe citixens of Tomo.
dm, and the public generally that he is prepared to
execute in the fleetest style all descriptions of
House..Signf Coach or Carriage Painting, or
Trimming; and et7eq variety of Fancy
anOrnamental Painting.
From -his long 6sperience and the many Specimens of
his.productions 'now in rise, he entertains a nattering
hope that by close application to his professiari, sad
being prompt to order he may secure a suitableslars of
public patronage. Ile may be fourid at all times it th.
Chair Factory of Temkin@ dt /Uhlman, where be !in
be on hand to attend 's!, the calls-of those ',homy went
his sertmes. PAPER-HANGING done on short po
lice. in a Superior manner and reasonable terms:
Towanda, July 6, 1817. 174-
2111.4011EitIMPO &lima
eacKEttat uratteamaA
Lade of the Cktramonf House, Towanda, Pa., trhiolr
eriss 4eptroyed by fen on MI 12th of March last,
HAS . leased the old stand, on the , west auk of the
public square, lately occupied by William Briggs
sign of the Tiger, where he is and will be hap
py. to wait on his old custoMersand the public general
- His house is in good order, and his facilities for sr
commodating travellers and visitors, such ad will noble
him to give ample satisfaction. Charge* moderate.
Towaliaa, October 20. 184 t.
3.)h-l A wa- a n
PUB LISILMIII mu: wvarxxsaar,
AT TOWANDA, BRADFORD COUNTY,
. Bf E. O'Meara. Goodrich. )
.1 , Burr St—TWA 1101riiA RS AND FIFTY fircT4
anntern. 'For ; Crodi rand nrilic'time- of 'mbar n , cne• 1111.. ;
I.A R will be di.-ditclecri if paid within the year. 'a
tietlUet`"n.r:
FIkTV ci,str* Wlll be.marie. Rene terms veal lw
to. theiWrihe aim Irs in erry to discontinue in anY
tine. IT.II aet yment of varrarstr,.
Mtrcrthrainento, net eroeeding. ,q„„„,.. lines.
.utscated three time.; for St ; each ..44h.•tpieut miter On If' c . "!:'
Cpeintey Prodifee and Wood. rceired in payment.
Pn;.l within air Months from the how of frilinenhinr
irr Joh Printing. of every deneriptien, neatly and err
Uotialy eceinneit. On WAY or, i t) pc.
Reporter Office. Mean-liner MANI
corner of Mein drat ft , ;4l:e sue. Entraneo On the northroie.
II