csmzE atitriouCtrivaf. "'Ciiiiivatiiiiricairrpts.. • MI The soil best stilted to this crop is a sandy loam, though it flourishes on molly varieties of deep seils, and in preparing the land, therefore ) care should be taken to ameliorate it thoroughly; and to facili tatethssiis the'carrot - delights inn deep soil, sub sciil pkiughing is highly nece,sery. - The ground shook' be broken apes early in the spring as 11 e aeason will admit .of; the manure (a compost of ashes r leavesr street sweepings, ifcc ; also, well de- Composed barn yard manures are the best fertilizer,) should be spread over the surface before ploughing. Alter ploughing, the ground should be well liar vowed and Made peilectly level. When you are ready to plant, which in this elimate is generally done from the Ist to , the 10th of May, the grpund should be marked out into drills,. eighteen inches apart; the ssett, which should previciusly be sh ed with some moist rand mould, or powdered gyp kiln, which prevents- the beards from adhering to each other, and- hastens germination, should be dropped in these drills and coveted slightly with an iron rake, say about half an inch in depth. The seed of a preceding year's growth should be planted, and if sown in the drill twopounds of seed will be sufficient for an acre. After -the young plants appear above the ground they may be thin ned out to within four inches apart in the rows, and if in some places the - seed hale to come, the ground may be advantageously occupied by plant jpA r Ultllvmr . r . !ri the barrel:l ,3,4 l%ll i cootzus.e " to hict maturityth o ugh t the same time with theearmts. During the forepart of the season the plants rt. quire frequent hoeings and %realties, as it is in the earliest stages of their existence, that they demand the most attention, for let them but once get a good .start of the weeds and they will need no farther care till the time for harvesting them arrives. They should be harvested from 'the latter part of October to the middle Fer November, and instead of digging them - with the itspedes, the cheapest and easiest method is to - rho a one-handed sub-soil plough directly under them, which will not break or otherwise injure them By this process hey are not disturbed from their original upright po sition, but are loosened so that they can easily be taken out either by hand or with a fork. The top; should then be cut off. within an inch of the root, and instead of wasting them they hhoutil be fed to the cattle, who relish them extremely. The final process, if they are not marketed immediately, is to bury them in beds of dry sand, and in which, it properly constructed, they will remain tilt spring uninjured by the frost. .Carrots lieqUently succeed various crops without any regular rotation, and 'it has been proved by experiment that they may fol low each other for several years without any very apparent exhaustion of the soil. The average yield per acre is from four to six hundred buSliels, though not unfrequently they has e been knownio produce a thousand bushels... The best variety for field 'cultivation is the 0.- Rage. though. the Belgian, or White Carrot, also yields well. The carrot is next in point of nutrition to the po tato. Hogs and cattle, especially mulch cows, do well upon them, and for carriage horses, mixed with oats, there is no food equal to them, they keep the ;Animals in good spirits and are of value also for their medicinal properties, but for work itorses'they are rather too light tood. Raising Potatoes., A correspondent of the Dollar Newspaper gives the following description of -his mode of planting and raising good potatoes:— . " I have farmed in northern Illinois for the last ten years, and have never failed of raising. a good crop of Potatoes. True, every crop has not been alike good., for much depends upon the season; but I have never had a poor crop. Id} , "plan is this: plant the seed ends of good sized potatoes on good ground, but never manure them. ,If the ground is not naturally rich, it should by all means be made so, but this manuring should be attended to from one to two years before planting of pota toes. That the seed ends are as good as whole potatoes, 1 Kaye satisfied myself my repeated eg- Perirnents. I plant two *ads in whit!, the rows 5 - feet apart by 21„ furrowing my ground one way with a light plough, then drop my seed across the furrows, which saves marking my ground ode tray and plough them in. This .saves three-fourths of ' the lithos of covering, (no small matter,) and leaves the ground in a better condition-. Do not put them in when the grottett is wet,. or pay any attention Whatever to the Moon—that, depend Open it, is all ssostfa? at Plotet deep and fine, making your grouit as Mellow iv-possible, and put in your po tatoes in good season, but never stop to inquire whether it be in'the new or ofd, light or dark of the moon. As soon as the shoots are two inches above the pound., rum a double shovel plough through them each way, and continue do so often heir and loose* until billing them; indeed I - trernsakove the plan of them, but pull out the weeds, if any are.liTtlrne WI, by hands. Not that pretend that hoeing, stirring the ground about the hill, is a detriment - --„,even of no benefit, but that I can keep it suffeientplyt 14,14 ox. B• 40.4••• eiseve/d bed as the vines dead and nog clig ? -as son„ A , • a tro before. In digging a las , e t bursa plough, and commencing trgesigbt_hand side of th.e field; run my plough throokt)tht; centre of the first 'rows, and back in like Mallet' on the second, (two smart boys will pick th,em.‘p,)ihen turning back again, on the gime roor, throw the othei half towards the fin**, sell thenAsek on -the first.' I have then to win my too; or „bowhopk,`'it. ll , is better, thangh the boss ~rrowal6rdaCn eic b y t h4jai . ch, and recov er any 'scattering potatooslh at In as , it, & the ivork,.is dam) at one ball the cost of if igging wilh a hot and effectually done too. The bun tato, the potato*); which is left after taking off the seed, is filly pen cent, better for cooking through the summer, than. when.not cut. The seeds should s -be cut some ten-days before planting, and may bd "'sooner. I,arn.satisfied, from experinaents, ilia , by seeding Ma nigh, you will be certain to'have small patatees. _ - ertio e %„I*zige --- ;. O 7` ---,-"lnutz Or iitss 0.. g uils r t tY 1 Orito 10 01.0 11 ; 16- AtOle4Ou'ai 4 iilea 34 „,..csiglusre-47 ,spoil*regkacon A. firi . I Woes :',"*N4:.tikird -ratbiiiitaatiblim Arm . I blkek , `. 1 - 11jaiii i l c a nto ? tiri seo i t _ i atel,. , ..-„&- . › -,-...":-- • ."7 . 5i , .-o,PAY'll'imirrerig-orl 411--Isties r ,°•.- 1 07:,,t" 41113 mknekile144, - 4:f 1 - • t ~..".. c „ .- - • ~, ---- •-•,-,,,,,, 1. ... - I tl bitat. -p• - • . Dr. liaises. lAtbivtal cuss Tatum' *vinis • - MORE PROOF orra,,Ery.lcAcy OF E) sti.Eomrs Compound' Syrui4l Wi l ChOrry !' THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE PREPAILATION CONSMISIPTIKIN v • Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis. lAver Complaint, Spitting Blood, difficulty of Breathing, rain in " the Bid* and Breast. Palpitation of the Heart Irillitenza, Croup, broken Constitution. Mon Throat, Nervous Debility; and all dilemma of Throat. Breast and Lung; die' - most effectual and s pe e dy cuts Mown for any of • above disuses. Dr. Swonie's Compound Syrup of Wild. Cherry. RELIABLE TESTIMONY. Jno. Milton Earle, editor of the Worcester Spy. Mass., was attacked with a severe inflarnation of the lungs, accompanied with • distressing cough; after using various other remedies with little or no benefit. by the use of one battle of Dr. Swrytte's Compound Syrup of Wild Chevy, to was restored to perfect health. ' • W m: Montelius, a respectable merchant of St. Clair, St\buylkill county, writcs,January 30, ed I send you a certifleate of Win. Beaumont. a eiti inn of our town. His case of consumption is well known here, and ot f loug standing; be attributes hii core entirely to Your Compound 'Syrup of Wild Cherry. IMPORTANT CA lITION—READ r READ! t There is but one genuine preparation of Wild Cher ry, and that is D•. Swaynes, the first ever offered to the public, whiCh has been largely throughout the States used', and some pans of Europe; and all prep• arivions called by the name of Wild Cherry have been put out since this, tinier cover of some circumstances, in order to give currency to their sales. Each bottle of the genuine is enveloped with a beautiful steel en graving. with the likeness of William Penn thereon ; also Dr. 3wsyne's signature end es a timber security, the portrait of Dr. Swayne will be added hereafter, so as to distinguish his preparations from all others. G. SWAYNE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE. "A safe and effectual remedy for Wolin., Dyspepsia Cholera Motbus, sickly or Dyspeptic children Of adults and the most useful Family Medicine ever ofrered to the public." Tbis AENZDT is one which has proved successful for a long lime, and it is universally acknowledged by all who have tried it to be far superior (being so very pleasant to the taste at the same time effectual) to at y other medicine ever employed in diseases for welch it i■ resnmmended. It not only destroys worme r but it in vigoratesi the whole system. It is linnet...sin ks ef- fects, and the health of the patient is always improved by Its use even when no worms are discovered. Mona Goon News von rue SICE.--Anderstown. Indiana.—Dn. SW ATlllt —Dear Sir: Ally our medicine sell well, and gibe good satisfaction. Your valuable Compound syrup of Wild Cherry has been the means of restoring some hopeless cases in this section.— Your Pills are most excellent. I want you to send a good supply of them. A man purchased a bottle of your Vermifuge the other day for his child, and by ita use it discharged 63 of the lamest worms he had ever seen. It is somewhat difficult to get the people to try it, as they have so often been gulled by nauseous and worthless worm medicines. Yours being so very pleas- ant to the taste, at the seine time effectual, I shall he able to dispose 'of j large quantity. Respectfully, yours, &c., Towsseen T. Suanr, P. M. To Dr, Swerve, N. W. eotner of Eighth and Mace sta., Philadelphia. Q 7 Remember ! the genuine is now put up in square bollles. DR. Siveirtrit's Sena* Co \TED SARSAPARILLA ARA EXTRACT OF TAR PILLS.--The virtues of these Pills can be appreciated only 'by those who have used them they are,adopted to assist nature in carrying off morbid matter, obstructions impurity of the Wood, &c., &c.-- They two a gentle and effective purga‘ive, correct all t b o yo n etion s of the liver, and as an alterative in dmp ideal affections, they are very valuable, and should be in every family They -have an outside coating of pure White Sugar. whereby everything disagreeable to the taste or smell is entirely removed,'svithout in the least affecting the excellent qulities of the mndicine Remember ! they arc DOW put up in boxes, turned out. of the solid wood, covered with a red label, bearing the signature of Dr Swayne. None other is genuine. The above valuable medicines are prepared only by Dr..SWAYNE, N. W, corner of Eighth and 'Race street, Philadelphia.; AGENTS FOR BRADFORD COUNTY. Hamm & Poni El, Towanda Pa. Chai. BatbbOrie, Canton, Bridleman & Brown, A thane valley. D. D. Parkhurst, Leßoy. Kinney ft Salerlee, She. C. T. Murphy. Centtesille. shequin. Daniels, Burlincton. - M. Bullock & Co., East 8. W: & D. F. Pomeroy, Smithfield. Troy. , 22y „King Az Vosbarg, Troy. MYERS' LIQUID CURE, • _ POSMVE AND NEVER-FAILING REMEDY FOR PILES, AVIIETHER Internal, Estonia, Blinder Bleeding, Scrofula, White Swelling, elcers, and Ulcerated Sore throat, Canker Sore Mouth, Rheumatism, Cuta neous Diseases, Nercuriel AI/Polon; du. Also for Scalds, Bums, Cute. Sprains,Bruives. &c . We feel justified in proclaiming HE FACT TO eTHE WORLD that of rat medicines ever brought before the Public, NOM: have ever been mote benettOol to af flicted humanity titan "Myers' Liquid Cure." We know that this is sayto k a great deal, but if Wet were to write volumes, we cony cot sap too mud in praise f this H -RISTOTITSO, LITX-PROLWOLTO Hundreds, nay tboutands, bleu the happy .hour when Grist they were acquainted with its transcendent viewer, and our present purpose is to inform other thourands, how and where they may obtain that relief, which they perhaps, have long sought for n vain. The superior excellence of thief preparation over all Oho' medicines for the speedy and permanent cure of PILES is well known to all who •fisre tested it. It hr °et" puma} io thousands of inaanoa., sod has Vrr a ta PA! RD to• ewe dm. /*CST OBEIRIr.TE CASES, and we we confident it t 3 iuer vER WILT,. - FAIL length of time according to directions. a" a - newt of our entire confidence in its efficacy, we anus. all Purvis/era that, if.after a proper trial, it prtive ineffectual. At Money paid for it will be Returre4 • The " Liquid Cure is an effectual Remedy for Rin.^.fccenia, Bits , Piaipks.. Barbers' Itch, Frosted Lln'b., Chilbroins, Salt thliretrnt+ Muntsii° Stings of Poisonous Insects, fe.,.and for Cutaneous u. Diseases of every deeer s iptior t . It isrbotb-sefe and effectual for H EDMATISN, R giVing i!nmediate and now naie44. /To .ptvparations now before the Public can stapes. the ezcellenee of the " Liquid Cure "foe &skiff, Burns Cuts; Sprains, &Uinta, Swellings, eke. Its effects Of • REAL PAIN KILLER are MAGICAL, Erery Family in Me Land strulnwirvide themselves with thit Invaluable Prep'', anon, the cheapness- of which places it withiin the reech of all. Ful4 Dimetinns accompany each bottle. PaMphloss • containing copies of cert;ficates from those wh3 have tested the "Liquid Cure." may be had Gratis of nor auttt,tsts e d a gent .. " Myers! L0q.14.1 doers' it prepared only by J E Ri.t..llf; C0.,-21 Spreve Street, New York. For sale by HIS To veandh agent for,ti* county; and . 4.v 0,41. kurrielc ii ie itiiirleurttit El TA2YI-41113 Fbi n ne yi*OnnitiortC.lfertr?: Gibbs .Onvell. • ~ • •ti envy . 311-lina .'t f: • be bept on bend- a large assortmr 6 101 .., • te-ordeeen alueleploliceemitkelootiow be prodtseet et eoy;othetlptemeheleiechr. .. s beim who are iintlei the .°a* !r of pto. ; ieleolibell be i satimipth-, , tfriptot •,,t :. merlis uriiimatidanisiebeet el, 1110 ' .1..11f. DlVMilitti" - .... - , .. . . . • . - . -.. . - Dl* 7tiui k :theland. . 4 u 4 41- 4 114. hearse mai B.9felibei I=lll6l 113N2 I= •• • . ledieladesi Brown & Rockwell, Mon roeton, C. H. Herrick, Aiken& WEE- I===P 0==:1 . • , thAst. ; elemassera ef iratbsifArsfirib• Ostaielb.49lllll4waitfillt• korras gnaw le ebit lasiiif 4a Iry sii4u, emu% trwiftiPiiiiWaiiejltadietse ta die Claim trw1147440/6 be Warywatraftle *Wag esadialOpatlarlltlie Meekbow sablett biewsbawlert aeseibtedosal filwitew-441114-644,41141 sblawklatestlai-re,;. B RANT'S IN D lAN .EXTRACT Maiicbutta entry I...preCti .ad then btabiamisas sire, mat earn affected, that ONE BOTTL4 ntitnomainkamain eirtue. and owl ; Was 444 Wear t° A'syr Mao or or ittracier stalltbse tkat kw rear heeettreted fee bale, undouttediptost ht yemphleta. that by tha use of 411 ffiNlittifik4 ?WPM. they thaa wen Ihwia yet rtinthee that - PM* sad CILIPPLZD can now-Wain—they that were- Phset, eitaewurma andwienelbe diseased. bawl bow Ilwalis samtCasEra • Zundreds--Tha Who hawrbsed Dwart's Mtn's& alter hints)) wird self Wed Au. the ainspoillaaandotber medicines reecausawated to Oise Wood dbewea, hare dtewlat tbas— Brat's is the Cheapest, • beams dos Fienfa of It has agars mourire millfalr and. Ia erinmestence, crone UM dean In WWI kit lank thin an. bane of any ether medicine. IC then. 038 Bade of En aar's Pram= will cure POfl 713f1t$ more dimaaa them ono bank of sereapareta. "Rna/Pea Penman." would te wax, at four dollars a nada, ae Olaraapo. rate at rera dollar. Eat HRANT'd PURIFIER Is sold - for only ONE DOLLAR • bottle and mi e bads of It AM eared. and oasoldo of coring, lbw Thais an touch dames u as bade of oaraaporillo, therefore ennaparille,a ammiquence of tie forr poor. er and Lim medical efficacy ehmild be Auld it ma mare than Itertly,Fire Ow Dollar. alum on? bottle, m ha am damp se the Pearruta at One Dollar's Worth! now tenth Csaman—how meat STFlrrilibovranieb Ikea. lota—will Oise Dollar's worth of Braids PGRIFILItcure t Swat this t a ming meement. wretch 111 a vectored% of its power CANCEROUS SCROFULA.! This Is the ems of a WS/ sus who get Ness. Ile arcs cured at a worse case of Scrofula. by only Tacks Beats of Brant's nobler. than ever was cured by the one of Twelve Galley of the bat =e that was ever made. Sareaparito has sot se deist ,ocoiraio effect the ears of such a reeldiu it i, case. t 7.1. Ifarrne of Mew Oxalis Clear. Y.. hid Scrofklag m . pews—was cenlined to his bed the fast year—he was so winch diseased and debilitated as to be unable to raise his band to tea hood. Ile had the boa medical advice—bad used all of the fad seremertilas to no good effect—goterOrsitand Wm; and was cute ddered to he in a Dyffig State and could DOI live tooniglow Moro limier, whin he commenced using BRAIIT'S PURIFIER , His mirk was ram aserfy off, nIMI 007 to ate—a hole wan eaten through his wieldy/pr, under his chin, so that be breathed through the bole—his ear was so eaten around that It could be Oita op out of IA place, it only holding by a head piece—the use of axe ens was destmged by two Ulcers—an Ul wider the arm Se la as a rnan'a . 4end. bad nearly ants, through. bill side late Thus he was afflicted *kb watt* such putrid, acrid. odes.. siva Ulerre,on various parts of his mom For farther and full particulars, we our Polisokle.s. Duct. TIMSAS WlLLtkom, one of the moat skilful physicians of Rome, was celled to See neskln the day Wont be commeded using Brant. Purifier. Duct. W. exambunt him. and then told . him that all the eiedfchme In the world could act curt him—that his case was Worso than litopaleas ! Row bear Mr, HASKINS statement of MM.. IT., raid: Mr wife procured one bottle of arbunrsPf7RFFlT2Co XXTRAC7 -THAT ■orrc.e enablnl me to get off wp bed—tie semen Lot. Us enabled me to /pet out of the kown-ono may enabled me to yea two soda. and when I bad finisbed wine Mite Potato iIte iNTILN out of tenni Ulcers bad healed up, and dine booby more effected a PERFECT cERE and rebored me to good kaotth. FOURTEEN WITNESSES: Tie above feet. ere eertißed to by DOCTOR T. WILLIAMS. Id.. O. IL 4tROWN, of Irmo Rowse Hotel, Mem". BISSELL & LEONARD, Dfugglata, and ELEVEN other raprenal. mattsesaan et Raw CANCER= CUBED. Mr. 0 E. KI NI:EY.„ merclimt, Clinton, fkoeida comae. N. K. in Sinned a. that it cancer-doctor ID said CroD•7 U - 11.1 rfleKg. , lz won. derfal corm of Coact us thro%th the etticacy of r.n INTS P CHI. TYING EXTRACT. A cancarsiortar in (Imene c0...1t5. N. Y.. ti MAO using said Pinortat. Mr. A. It Berme, drugs ... oi our -•o. bane, Montgomery county, N. V. has infcramd us of an imlioi mit acre of a CANCLi of ling rand= •, which was milior•ed on an aged lady of that place, If, therefore. dila Premix rune renovo by its purifying. bed mg power, what impure 4.10.1440 of the Wood gum lr OOt cure I Seven years' experience and triumph sia)• there are none but what It wdl cure. FEVER-SO The Rev. atcHstui DL . G. Pastor of the drench, Adamelleoin. Monroe try, N. Y. wrote to ea i"I hare Jam received a latter from M mann= Murmurs, relative to the' nee of his reverame. You demnd on whet It stater, for e i O ad = a 4T, XL% x .'" d e . ~, t i = l ,7l le: "'" ' Removed to north side Public Square! ig. a Ireverecm. The other leg being now affected, and about ___., se I recommended Reairrs Incinarez. Reed the mit a° tfi a i tab t i. i terse and only TIMEX sormbe of BRANT' • J r 4. asamberlin, MEDICINE. !placed ALL WITT, from poor none ial Medeelse, and I can we esi thatorith the blessin7= it. Put , • IT Ad Jost returned from the city Odd a cime of we kg.'" See Pamphlets for full pa:linden. •- - /P-. 11 of New Turk with a large LIVER-COMPLAINT! , ~ ilk supply of Watches, Jewelry and i 1 o' yr/ Silver were, comprising in part, I ::: - .1?",. the following articles:—Lever. Di. NATHAN HUBBARD. of st... L rme. Casa., one of the oldd end mom respectable physicians. wee stelMod with Lerm-01 MlNllman ears, and was perfeedy rend by snag BRANT'S T c --- \ ....... L'Epiner Yid Phiiio • Watches, with l CT. Ws wad Dirri DDlDltriall Cli . Other cm/ \,..) \ - :11 1h... • 4 ~_... .1 . , ~,,„ a tompk4e assonmeot of mod mho cured. FEMMEJewelry, such as Ear Rings„ Fin- WEAKNESSES AND COMPLAINTS. l eer Ein pi, Breast Fins, Bracelets, Lockets, Gold chins, No remedy caned to the public has ever been half es meek wed d Pens, Rey., etc. Also, all DOHS of Si/ vet wer. sheet in mes.. 4 .t ALL the incidental "... 0 * aud fr 'TlThloeld. a any quantity of Steel Beatle4:all of which he offer or the es Bader's POLIDODAILY Bateau. 'Makes no d - sae the dermgemeet he inguiresom, mccra. or other ode exceeedingly cheap for CASH. . ens REGULATES ALL, by Ye ammo, Su maccharum. mad emelessfeammt e esteem taarriett. Watches repaired on short notice, and warranted or See pamptihrea. /0 run well, or the money will he refunded , and a writ e HAN 0 E OF LI FE, I ten agreement given to that effect if require& from the yid to the worm, and the ....., at middle N. R.—MAPLE SUGAR, and Country Produce ato i ena change. re e awe is assdovasd, =a ter °then' 10 paeibtalt, l as to taken in payment for work ; and ale i„ learn now, and yummy of the/Wel dimmer that frequently arise in come": fottr, that the Proertzed must be paid when the work . . is done—l war against credit in all its forms. Dyapersosia—Bout Stomach ! W. A. CHAMBERLIN, Agent ' "ATTIc A . Gropes Co, Feoroary 1, Ista‘. Towania, April Cel. 1f144. -, M. T. WALLACE ilt CO.--Unitinera . I was, for mete the a year, afflicted with a Cense of the stomach. I coon tali t eat of ht or greasy sebum:me without canting peat pain, damns, anil, vomiting, and was continually afflicted with a mar remark. I. as an erpenmern, tried one bottle of BRAN - T'S MEDICINE. which. to my utter disappointment, meet ernd relieved the mead pain After esti, I tbereftme biped a second Male. which has completely mod the dismay. I em now well and hearty, and can mg aimed any thing wit hout, u being pained. or Me stomach becoming ear. ur msromfully, T. n. WiLCOX" Yr. Wilcox is • amemiemerehatt of Atria. WORSISG SORE Eblllll, LUCORRIICEI,Ar. " ft nee, Or er.mc Co. N. Y.. 001.1 e. ICC " Meagre M. T. WALLACE & CO • Some time lam winter my wits became so debilitated from the erects of Lreorrlere and A'sr. her San MeeMi that she could not lift bre chUdor pmfora any bum& ad d labor. F ier medical treatment was railed accord to the advice and prmeriptions of the most eminent physicians, eattl yew skin wee exhanamd in escheat drone. She became in, ogre a anll toe, that at the time she commenced taking Brad', Meitinve she eradOed no more than eighty-five pounds; fat by donee she bad taken/ he Mr bottle; she became pertimilyerell. The curet. sopa - Pc?, that s DI now enabled to do all nereseary household work, and eland thirty pain& of dam Istow weeks. Your. only, C. Ft. CIALENTLNE." The reader win observe that air. OALICNTIA, r lune "our AR ILI. " Re, we me informed by Z. S. Timm, Esq., of the same PION bas studied medicine. numetrpsaz. DISEASES. BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT' is a perted ca.gthareroa and India re ali tile dices of hlcitcurr, or any of the ration prepere• dans et CeLOMCL or Ifeiltecar.=:l eyeldon; oath ressoree the &teak scan , and ad the park to their original, matron, mire. MEM!. DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM! xr. A. EfOt.73?Altittr.R, meretisiti. Medi* 1."46. °llll4. December 19, 15411. end alter baMag stated bow Ilte arbor* NAAT BALSAM had offectod.ribi-eure of Ids otAts consumptive con Ant. odd: "I bare personiely aged RDA s PU MP VXM4C T, for itssimil debility of in 1 17 0,1 k wid bitlritation.tit loylec that It 1.• the beat medicine to emirate end tarmatiasrs nm wrest that I bare ever ord. In reser fa. stems tidier., me bare iota BRANTS bizracirrigs. Sam struset 116,1dr gamey, ea ohm the semi sciimrscrran.'' SALT ,REISIAot, rairrnfri 4 xt mi cAir an. 1 """ D ' s r " 1 " 71 ., Card by For sale by HUSTON fr PORTER. Towanda C. H. Herrick, Athens ; C. E. Rethbene, Canton; D D. Parkhurst. Leßoy ; Drown & Rockwell, /donne ton; E. W, Baird, Rummell/0M ; M.H. Weller, awing; D. Railer & Spn, Leßayaville; T. Hanathr*. Orwell; Maynard & Woodbritn. Rome; it, 8. Tracey Smithfield; Coryell & Gee, Burlington; I. & E.Bun yon, Troy. o:7` All letters and orders moat be addressed us Wa are & Co., 100 Broadway, N. Y. 13y NE W RSEIBLISIDIENT ANT mow •.re.shc..Arec:3 L. N. NYE e CO., orooldre• 'grimily inform the citizens of Tow. ant% and the public generally,that F:.. go. ; they have on hand & manniatong 111 to order all kinds of CABINET ;4;4 FURNlTririr - ' MEW TERMS OF.IIE BINGHAMTOICIMAIMICHOOL ~.-,---..., . .-4*.i. - :-. .• va board and tokm;Aeleyiti g (hili d i n ili y. R e ad. ... ing Writing, Atitheigikalgthfilißoulamping. Eniiiik.QPlß llll44 /afeteue. - CNnpoikkie,iotragrettfil. I Tee id the Globes.MineralcOvNitiitalit!iles4biaoid Astronomy. a(11111.11WAtes of e islet appinitaile Wale us:ethos* suarses,) Moral Philisephy• lihd- Obassii, payable ristarterly in veltsocai er annum, $lOO 00 Day scholars, perquarter, 400 sorsa onstneinn French, per quartet, . ' $4 00 Latin. " 4 00. Spanish. .c .- 4 00 .„ .., Music. (on me prino,) per quieter, : 10 00 Embroidery and - cug work," 100 • Arry yenuglady receiving instruction on the piano, :ii privileged to learn rug-werir,or any anit-orthe above enrages, and the astrslintaitilatieteddiltienalabirge. ITO a young lady: re , .... , .„,...- .• ' '''' .4-.' - ' the terms of learning - I.` 3-, • :", ..' .%:', 'n - iiii . per quit"- ~: e -it 417. _. -- ;;-_ , r- $l l . ' Instructions o ; tbi GI ' ''';- 4 00 Use of ' ;; -' .'',,•.' . 16 Drawingoint 7 ""''', inter colors. kteluding I' the sae of artedals. such as drawing paper, ' pain pencils, Ac. . 4 00 Oil painting on canvass. " 10 00 Meting , transparent window shades, including i the supply of materials, each - 4 GO 'Formula painting on paper, silk and velvet , per • twelve lessons. & 00 Gilding on silk, crape. &c, •do.• 'S 00 Wax flowers, per quarter., 5 00 Pens anti ink, ". 50 Washing, . 150 Board in vacation, $2 00' per week Letters post-paid, addressed to the ?kisses WHITE &GRIFFLN, Binghamton, Broom co., N. Y., will n ectar pronipt attention. MI BOOT & SHOE MANUVACTOItY.. ..i ... • il l . sdh... `.,., • .-..., . ~-;.?.. . _ . Tour W. WILCOX, has removed hi. establish '', Met to the shop between Kingshery's and Ban lett', alum; and where he still solicits a shrie - of publicstronage. He in:ends, hy . a careful selectbsh of a , end try attention to the interests of bin custo• mere t make as neat ir d durald eti e work as can be ma nufact in this part - I the country. toc c He ill keep constant'y on hand, and manufactnre to old*, Morocco, Ca/f and Coarse Boole and Shoes ; .goadiel Gaiters, Shoe* and Slips ; Children's do. ; Gears Gaiter, and Pumps. b. CYCoantry Produce, of most descriptions, taken in pal , rot for work, at the market price. f .. ' soda. April 28, 1847. . •rs.3 , — _ i IMI3 a F. rARGER respectfully washes 'to inform the W citizens of Towanda, and the public that be has .. enceJ the • HARNESS AND TRUNK MAKING BUSINESS, " i T io In wands , on Main street, a few dom. above Bridge at t, where he will keep constantly on hand or make to dvr, Phded and common flatness. Trunks and ik 1 atite:4mnd all kinds of work in his line. CA R RA; E TRIMMING and.MILITARY WORE done trailer. From his experience in the business, and plictuali:y in attending to it. he hopes he may receive a iar of public patronage. j MI kinds of work may be bed at hisshop cheap seihpn at any other shop in this county. rowanda, June 12, :84$ . 6 ,.. ,,36... m c The Celebrated Graelcnberg ,-" -- fl -d cry Vegetable Pill* :, • - N. were introduced into the U. R. '':-.! i . , ,,, -4,, e - t - in the year 1846. Their ex ,l . 1 .....-:: . :.=.• traonlintry virtues, and sou. 1 -.., ';'•.c' l. "' . limit; over aft ether FILLS (~. V '* A known in this country, has ..;: -, i' , o establishir! them u the stand ar' • d Medicine of the day. elri f t . For sale, together with the oar valuable preparations of the Graefenberg Co., by *ton & Porter, a} H. Mix in Towanda, and ' by: *ton appointed in each town in the county. an, for sale, the Grrafertherg Manual or Health, e ertirlete HAWD nook for Fain' ies, containing informs tieielative to the. treatment o almost every knot of of base ; 300 psges—price, , o Cents. 'le. A Family Newspaper will be given, free .0f ei. foi one year, to all who purchase Graelenberg tt4nes. Akemmunications must be addressed to P. C. In ger/lElmin, Cbanung county, N. Y., General ttg't. THE CORYLE EXTRACT, Or Dare's Pain Destroyer, noditemedy for Disease ryts Extract is • pure liquid. free from every.thing .Lrieoovenient or dangerous. Asa pain extractor thin' calcine is 'ripener toevery thing yet discovered; an an application to eeduceinllarnation; the skill of *Kind is challenged to equal Nature in it. It soothes ArNtryotte System--heals woundirt br sea. sprains, l cleanses nieces—reduces all manners of swellings Antiwar and cures Bummer' Complain Dysentery donde Diemen, Female complaints, - most of the. Onary Fatally Animas. • MD THE OPINION OP HON. .1.311 N • SPENCER. After what I have stated. you will not surprised at tie declaration of my opinion and fine conviction, throttle liquid prepared by you is oat or rut wore rmikuseLa DIACOVILRIRS IR MIMIC IL ART, of ROO.. ens wince t—and that it will prove a most effectual rernaly for all nervous affections, and a cure for intim matione,erste and chronic, when seasonably and prop erly applied. ruriher observation and experiment will be Deemer, toletermine the best m o l e of its applica tion, .whetberdntlmallpor externally, and the quantity to be ndmin t el.ialli Your ob The above uredicity cies for the soled IW - xicraia eines, in the cimileijilViar V0Z,3211a. 11•41 Uill MINATIONS ARE MADE, Ann SOW IT IN m:l3 717,ATr1 ED7 Linn c. eritnenw.: nd It dl the Aron- Graerenherg - • — --77.011 THE subscriber--rhaw retooired to hi 4 new shop, a few rode ibove his frrrowribeadon end en theop• lieeite side of the weft. wham he cantina& In Illiatiforture and zriltlß,conAtiond; •an Wide of ran; end wood seat CHAINS; end iiiETTEES Si various - kinds, & BEDSTEADSof every-theeri tios"vellieb low for 'lmo or Clisrijr Titiettip riore l vdr ad for wort; ~TinnM'amitip • ,WiNtiCt,r, • MR4EI 7 1 94ejorAmiktioa vim ilkwhe!it —l4 : ll **AWleorc. • 4 ilat '-‘• • ".0a , ,,.--strt - - •••~4 , - 4%4 1•7 71= ___roakelbam aluablelithontsiptic. Bropi4:4ln innlinnd--Fetiaall Catoplaintsorising from obstructions atifintsiglaiods,' peedily reittoved by their use. tree Espectortation from - the lungs lie =Wiled by theouse of ii"6'right's Indian Vegetable .Pillivihns to. Pulmonary Complaints, such arAatbma. Brow chidealoreness and Tightness of the breast: Coughs, Sqii•Anzin. &c. By 4firr ection on the Stomach. and Bowels, the Pills carit Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint; -Palpitation of the Bregi r rlatulence. Costiveness, Imes of all- kinds Pleurisy,libtaidache,. Giddiness, Dysentery, and ies, an all diiordeni brohe intestines. Token in psmiall doses. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills become an Attentive Medicine, of great searching efficacy. for the cure - of iSoree of all kinds. Tester, Tumors, Joundice,A,owneas of - Spirits, Neuralgia,' Bosh, Patna in ibe Bones. dec. • • These Pills also tharoughl7 hem& up infinertga, in which complaint , therm* extremely - Valuable. In fame Complaints,thme Pillmemertim a complete mastery. Hence Fever ant( Ague issapeedilymited by the use of them. In the Weetentand . Btiuthern States where this disease mostly pfeigaile, these Villa go like an avalanche. While-hey am cheaper than the (evil •and ague remedies iii generall,AV rights Indian Vegeta ble Pills have been pronnuneed superior to all of them. Indeed, it mould appear that if there is one complaint . over which these Pills have more power than another, it is Fever and Ague. For destroying and expelling Worms, no Vermifoge to these Pills. Although we hare not taken pains to make this feet public, the merit oft the medicine itself has acquired for it an estenake reputation and sale for the removal of Warms. Alamlniatered to adults or children, the effect of the Pilheis ritually radical and decisive, All who suffer from. Worms should, by all means, use I , Vreght's Indian-. Vegetable Pills. In feet, no one can go amiss in the use of this meth doe. They are natural to the body as fond ia. , A thin will convince the skepiical thatAVright's Indian Vege table P. 11., far from being a " quack nostrum," are decidedly the most valuable medicine. ever • offered to the public. • B ear AUX or SI7GAII CO/ITM) • COUNTETIPZITS ! Remember, that the original end only genuine Indian Vegetable Pills have the written signaturit of William Wright on the tup of each box. The genuine is for sale try MICINTANYES & Co., sole agents for Towanda; and by agents in all other puts of the Mate. Office devoted exclusively to the wale of Wrirht's Indian Vegetable vvholepale and • retail, 169 Baer ed., Philadelphia, 288 Chtenwich at.; New York. and 198 Tremont, Boston. 29y _ & Co ) . . - If. Jt Dr. E. L. Soule )1. irly !, ./".•/. . 1 :kW - -t .4` "-.,?:2 2 ,1447' (4111. -- - "--. 3 . 1,.. Ni 0 other medicine has ever been introduced to the IA public That .has met with such unparalleled -suc cess, as DR. SOCLR's Oriental Seriereiget. Balm Haring been but six years before the public, and the advertising small, rompaiect with most other medicines, set they Italie worked their way into every state in the - Union and Canada.. They haVe itbsidlitelY - become the Standard Medicine of-the day: . They are, purrly yegerahle and an admirably rompoanded that when ta ken in large dopes they speedily cure the triostdelicate, nervous female, and have raised numbers from their beds after all other remedies hid failed. BEWSRE uF ent 7 NTERFeITS. All diem are spurious Pill• itt.virculationralled ental nr Kmereten B‘lm. be .ore to see beCo;e ion buy that the nano , of Dr. E. L Sault 4- Co.!' to on the fare of the Loxes. Note otnt rs can be mnutne. M'e are not 4,..a r e ,hat Ally one arhreis tnakine a etArilme article has y. t .'a-ed to make use tif•onr name ; but some of them ha•t. 1... , therriptiden er. t o boxes and copy our C , rcultirs..GMtificittes, lrjr.lesr the public are careful when they purchase, they twill be deceiver!. 0-3- The genuine SOVEREIGN SAT.II PILLS ran be had wholesale and retail or Dr.. E. L. Soule & Euclid, N. V., and in Towanda by HESTON & POR TEE, and by Agents in every town in the country. To the Victor belongsi the Spoils. ALTOUGH many preparations in the farm of •"Awn fire Medicines," have been before the public, claim ing to give relief, and even core the most inveterate diseases, yet norm have so. well aniwired the purpose as Dr. Sherman's Medicated hozempaa, They are agreea ble to the mete, easily administered, and from the tm- Erecedented success which they have met with, 'and the remarkable cores which they hare performed, may justly lay claim to the title of Congwerin- over the di seases for which they have been. recommended . ; D,. Sherman's "COUGH LOZENGES" - • Cure the most obstinate came of Ciatrib in a few hours. They have cured a large number at persons who havii been given op by theirphysiciashiand friends,-antrtnany srho.have been reduced to thirienrs of thergrave by spitting blood, Consumption mad Hectic neer; by their use hallo had roan of health' erstored to ,die haggard cheek and nhw liverto speak'forth tils pease of this invaluable medicine,- Dr. Bhermsrfi • o WORM IotSZENCES" Have been proved in 'flat than 460 - 000 cases to be in falliable, in fact the ?Dry' certain Worm Destroying Medicine *ever disorpired. - Children will eat them Then they einnot to_(`.reed to take any ether medicine, and the benest derivfil from the administriition of medi cine to them i n dileform is - great beyond 'conception. When the ) . .h of the child becomes olfereipe, and them is picki ' :of the nose, grinding of the notte.grind• ining or ihe '. __ dining sleep, paleness about the lips th 11 . Its, bleeding at the nose, headache, drowsiness; starting during sleep, disturbed dream.; awaking Oh frig. ring screams. troy,Sesome cough„ reverishneibt thirst, voracious appetite, sickness at the stomach and bloated stomach—these aro amougritiht. many Mit: . ninent symptnnin of worms, tog ies l a i s N' relieted by these i icomparabh. Lezeo irea ,,c," ' h ave never hit4ti known to fol. De.jihermile i r LY ) " C.i/dPELIP . I.OZEINGf,pp . Relielint tdritHitehe, nervou s ii , ek headache, palpitation ofiditheirt and sickness in a few minute. They cute ', liliii of t • Pitioearal , orkrence. Witness. conic, spasms, , - mpseor the. stomach, summer nr bowel complaints.- `they keep. up the spirits, dispel all the .distressin g of a dissipation, and enable a person to undirgo great men. tat or hodly toil. Dr. Sherman's 'POOR IVIANSiPLA'STER" , • a l i Is acknowled ed by all who have fiver used it to be the hest strrrigthi g Plaster in the world anti a sovereign rrinelli fi.r. 11 in. and weakness in the back. rains, side. ' , meat. neck. imbs; bents, rhOuntatism, lumbago, .6,.. e . One 'Million st year . w ill nut i Supply 'the demand.— Caution is neeessa-y. as_ there are many utiprineiPled persons who ir l irlif.fornit a Spurious article upon the commehity. e careful to'get Sheiriin's. Poor Man's Plaster. with'a "fee iinsile.' of hit written same °tithe back.....aamis othersare..genttineisinttwill demote hurt . thigtgpid:, kitolil in T u o randalyAVSTON .lt POR. - TER, No. 1., Prick Row. •- - - • Hly _ alriAHAAGood palleras eotanutor 124 eta. st my 33: vox's. _. a~~-. (curs Indian tPills are dia. - 444bitiitor t tbeirper. • adaptation to the body. • tin their ion, .11%4 do ex. at,rtatnre does. onibigg more'— lave ILSOVIMPOLD , Upon the limp, Idnaya and bow fence their pe. lwer over di*. A SOVEREIGN BALM. rn.a.v..r5t0....45.vitc47 %CADA, TFAirj Ilk. free .from .betseeeeT- tersmigillt ,11,11PbqtrAk s , —l lBlll 4 1 4 1 Celi l il an 14414 f 01 41 t0i:410.42, . lid Dr: Jacob Tryouritt'st'mmimtzwa, adaa Thirkimotari*. &blabs*. ‘ ,11114)aall OTOS V/49 , 9 00 3 1 ) 4 / 1 1Slitsibt Years. vommbig firishatills, olitsk follooh . aml doi sad se imitiOrr .tliguiewse•tbik Ltalcimlb iitahrogod E p pars of di•immid••tiro .14 bah% fuorsious. This laCiSid dab espidity'orautaihiMprhatiphatuat. on old mim; Oho has lassologutel a peddring cho fie tio.a p tar a u tuber cot yeased,'7/4* Ens', mane I. I Topluied. Zs applies& lox onitlhat of men mg. e l mot. or to; seittimasa hilts am m o earsepatillsovatioir therinsgo sales sad s..kad pearled M advartillitt as as ladViesilatal to a s h ' i 6. bashihm. Among ot, en, he applied to Marks Wan*, 1314. &Hum of tins itiosalu Former, who co net ■ Pas po s sii sss . ANDILILINS. forataily sac of Me P o , primers or/d ,cALLTITICS OFTMEIFT h r ow itfir, formerly Cashier and Financier of the bream ' s ki Mum Bank at DellytUm ft.. JerneY.4ollN SRILLBAq ga d wILLIA ll -TIUODPdON, &Alm the name of 80N. SKILLNAN CO.. taro employed their ehl sa a . ud wood, srirtiarbarstamt.toitity ammo dollen p c , foe tior.mmi of his name. Thar moo hare tmeo ass) 11.01h.g as hi all pbotbu [mum, In hops-bs sotad aatlp thus: Mid Mut bring them sad their decoction ice a an a i , tora-por pebiem liefdi apen•tha amuse of thatelowert ese • troziorablo Mai fliamret their Trick.. lily Yyytt Mu Townsead'a Sattatazilla man end fs i s Calm; as Wa bass kept tt Monte, dm raw. JAMMU Ni. Offaaaa, Tow. Mexico. suit South Asoulas. 14shl aho facL the older it crow s , to, b uy ., jll Woymni• aGm bout. by ibba..bp, syr,bg, - s"" This Its regretted, and r_srhotret •inch hoeident will Dew, occur .tats. 14•7 attesiptedl tit maker *great story of, met au ) that al. Its, of aa;hrv- ?on?. bea IL Wry arc a.m. thaWry pa - promoting per m;,.they break up lughs: Rhea. complainucPain iptions„ Pimples, TO D-R U S • or ori►rs. who men aoy Barraparin a Ow the aria final awd gasman. Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla labels who well s o w.p. r ill a , which is wrappeal io en•el•ap os that ow tahs libels on oar Saraaparilla s we shell bold responold s kt the sane. NOTICE TO. THE PRESS. Dr. 8. P. Tevresend bats paid the Press io tb. Canal Shwa/ within the last five years, scream 1000 000. o:osry are tor .4.l.avorint 30 reap the salrantatit sad tisoofit or hi. wire s using, by publishing that, them. tbe original Ur. l'W•w r garaepariev. and that owe fermews, sours. fic these; are base Caliashoode and grow and «. .hall be ender the necesaityrd bokliwg, publiaCP,3l responsible say thisaage that may be dour oub to gtv log circulation to three hal reports, which are well calculated to injure our PROOF:: 01600 F!!.! Ware lacono/ conclusive dist Dr. P -Toirawhx, rHL is the original. The foil,. we is crow soon of : Ue la°. respectable and influential Papers io Swot, Front lie 41.5we1y. F.reniwr 411.• Dfl. TOWNMENWIS I:4.It.PdiRELLII, There priteatity has Dever been 00 0101.1 rpW lent 1111ruhuine, ' as Dr. T0WW,41.1 . 1,1 Siir arills , a ht.., n orig i nally, and continues .o manure r t first 6y the Doctor himself: and after-ear s far se., and to ihe present time by Clapp .lo Towns. . , propriettirs, Singe the partnership .V 0 farmed, the O n e te bat resided in New York. • here he keeps a stor. and sttc to the business that accoutOlates at that point. Tan rnhautar, tart. is in this 'cite. and is entaurtml i.y I'.e Junior partner, Mr Cistui--here all the m•dirine is otantoaettiral. Few of our citizens hare arty ties of the amount of the medicine that is mannfactured an 1 void. Be.i les Ito sge., in the...gauntry, it Is shipped to the ( - snails., W•st . 1 , ! , 1 lauds. Santis America. and even ea . F.u.ope, quantities. ' At the msaufactary lacy employ a steam eu;is., besisiee a tarp, ntagsbn•.or men. women I,ld girls, in Or paration of the medicine, risking hoses, printims„ de ter, sad tura out. ready for shh.tnetit. over 400 dozea per day or nearly, 5000 bottles. This is an enormous quan..dr. The crest sale. the mellicioe has acquired, has to - cseed a ,umber of men to get up toots:Must and there Mat the pr.. rent time. other medietnes for ewe. that are called Townsend's Susapariil..." •fyite in [articular. started a tirrt time eye in New Veil', is cube', Dr..lactib Tow...en/ r Sarsaparilla," and,appaieutly *nth a view. by dint of adre i . using nod the Lotsal adeuidea pa...led to id such efforts, to appropnato the same of Dr. - Sr. IP.:Towasend'i great remit ty, am: taus gam 54 the advantage ressulthm from the pi:matins of the snout whieh.h• has arquirea for p, by Years ofoitric . .t and expensive labor. Dr. ft P Townsend, formerly o f is ,, etre. as to well known Item is the inventor and orizinai ere prwtor of the medicine known as -Dr T0w000..1 • Sir saparilla.."' and we think- those per.con wbn are lag to sell their Sena.. as the original, should be exposed. Fiore at Near York rwrt'y Saw. Towsszteo's eatraordiosry riven...meet sni.-a n o, repro. AU entire page of the St•zi, will rot ..rape Dr. & P. Teweeend, who la the oncinntproprietri r of Dr. To. osenire Sarsaparilla. and whose Mike is uett -- dMN Ie aura. arhere•be has been for scrotal yea". is .loin.': an k• 11. 0 31.0/ busI•0•11. Ilereeeiyes on leas thee fpm hunt' -r.' ntzaa Of Safttparills per day. sod even this eaurlll3.• s quarn,ty does eat supply the demand. No medictze tier f 4.004 a 0,00 • 0 0 00101t•rfly as his preparation of the Slartapari. • non of Almanacs for 1549 ro.t VA end ha hes pad tse Nes York, S • 111 for advertising. in aim 1 . 1 for Years. flirt $1C.900, and Inc ark toWleitres t4at., it Ant he hair Mei aisne. This tneitieine i• et,orted to 'Me Etairsdiss, West Indies, Booth America and En-ops to cow . iMitirable quantities. sod is coniung into general use as lases etoubDiff, AS well as hero. From lie Gar,. R.), The Did Fellow. paper Insintshes the tonowinz: Sessatamt.t.e.—AMOl, the, numeroa. extra. is of doe highly AregiirluAl root , Brblier Town•end • b—or, t!, palm of antperierity. hi. indeed an excellent fano'y rrreillriet sae hating used it on our own family tape decided easitatsr, as COO fcC01101.0•1241 it with perfect bUCCOOa. Duriciaisnrs. la our opinion. Ralf brogi b mit or •hernkeen, • he would sen the Spurious. Sarsaparilla, becattse they din goalie a greater profit by it than th ey cad by .clang the , urine. aini .dI a far the ' or iginal and genuine Dr. Townsend. Sar,rtnila and deceive their customers. woold' comma ear 'rand fm money. Inch we. hare no boner sod ithoutd nut be travel SITINDLE Drarrieta er other, that sell Slarsspari3s for r'e 1:•711:3 and original Dr. Townsend's S'arsepanila. that'. not n.-ont be $ tairisiatts - a fraud: and n00..k, tn. , u writers. Men that would be rriilty of otlel :so. I ; o. OM any attar Itaud.e.and CO firer:l.l of r0t0.a...:: letociiic.24l hat knows that eancia tiff only itslitniis. OLD JACOB 'TO ZiSZ:1111. Pown people rho are sot well infr.ro,.. ,r i n ..• rt..' Ind tbn paper., and not seen our adverti•em.-nt. !•r • bent rd to tAtelrO•ra, that because these men 114,6. .tail al old JiieoS Tosnsend'a" that it now. nf ..n,•• Luc . sisal It I. leas than one year &laic they row .n,,,,, 64 Noss their lIIIedIeAMO. Ours baeberea ie the mark' //Peer to , eat. Jitney think the above language is too pl., .. or .roar.. it is the truth ; and we would leave it to the Joattosst of any teir•ounded men, if they dotted deserve at. We nose :rt.-rest (Or years, and expended hundreds of thouthin, et no..ars to establish the reputation of our medicine. These men aft as deavoriar to appropriate the profit. to themselses.. THI OLD JACOB TO IT ' , MEND They are ondoevorm; to palm off uu the putil.c to a old Physician. &e. Ho is not a replier educated Phyid ies ttl never allsohpled to Musouratetuni a ruedicitte; until thrse sal hired him for the use ono, mita.. They say th.yd.. 4ottoii the people .to behove that their Sarasparilla is ours. or nos seme- - elhes the better to deceive the publte, thee at the min 'noel amen that theies la the Old Dr, Troinse . ruPs. and as original; mid endeavor to make the pimple believe - Oat lb, stuff they manefacture, le the' Dr. Townsend's Soriararria. that bad performed so many , wondertel cures for the put ten years, and which bat gained a reputation which to outer medicine" ever enjoyeilewhich la a base, villain... esi.a tripled falsehood. We barn cottneenced suite turning tofu we for damn... We obeli it.to be understood. that the old titan i. oo relation of Dr. Townsend abater,. Ist their ad. veriisements and chculars, they publish & number avast Alseboodairespecting Dr. Townsend. which •e out not notice. WALSH. lliaf$PORTS. Our opponents have published io the papers. that Dot P. Terminated was dead. This 'they sead to their spate about the country. Who report that Ivo bane gives ep bus was, Ee, Lc. ' The public should be on sir gtfrtt'as‘ out bi deceived by these unprincipled'men. THE CHOLERA.. . Tics diesswejitto pteseat;3B regarded with lateen , interne, no it is acktowlediged to. be lo our itunietliste Rem as In Europe, await story Pbysicinn him an infalithie remedy fur the tikes...m.4cl all are different in tnetr efieta and results. And it will prove bare as in /torpor.. that st least twoßtlrds of all eonllcated eases die-oundthst it is a rot that minuet - be controverted: that-there is to /more reacia for. dis•fatal scourge. One physician says that it u manly cupid, by .mild eviculests; 'anotheivsys that it reennerrs•• art t cathartics; otte,-thit bleedinato faintness, te the early remedy • °them maiutaill blood-letting is certain to was plryitielaits avoid all' smdutintir: acd , othere .ay that IlletAlY la eartaut to cure; whilst the Quacks declare disk Pille care the Cholera Inany of its ettigee--o hick' would. d taken as prescribed, be certain to kill any man or beat. The Cholera seems to be sent by Providsoco to force the people of Os earth to be Measly and eirtuoisk Thom are the sal) great 'PREVENTIVES. ft is eckumiriedged-by sit that our streets, Pink none and sulks shouldtbe cleaaaed,soid that.peraelnd cle.heet is indispousabt Us Miners safety, the usterunl oystem. the most wamtlartlii, beautiful and deleste mecum end es . pseistly 4* .THE urr,.THE BLOOD, Thimmdt . ,diffN, Firmest* Must bd rare. A man titlt els" Wan btOtal. coursing. In his may lanah at the atOimme. The ty.1,111 MAIN( not be retinced,l shocked 'or disoub-d l.r phusie. at .1 u it•lv Dn. S. P. Tp.WNS:E.NIYS t will do this effectlintly. It not only .drearth• en. the •syetcoi. but trent,. rich •114 pun., blood.—the Letter of Life. _W that udo not say this Samsparlda a ass o.e Choler.. but prerent it. au bnr hr r• •vr,ordi nary and wonderful' ettlertaarp...db m .," z "„ f d ' .aver nearly onmtisle of the elate, that in it. 111 nielard. It always earn and beustirini to the alelt as.i er..l it peeled!, neceissity'at thits'partieclar pale, to parent are Cholera. Palpitation of the Heart. Dr, P. Tow.oond't BarbapariPa cur,* the wont aver or the reptuition of the nun, 11,11u4s tur ulearect ter timer. . i • Dr. S. P. Tahrnsen....e. West Nikon. Saratoga Co., Dee 9J, 1913 Dear Sir Freitag unner peetthar ohlivailone in inn the hew it I have rccetred from 00t... invaluable Sarvavarilia.aad 'thittkinginy teattinoey may tuttitee obera to try it fur +mil° complex - nu, I hare burn Wooed to Mahe ibb.eoinareilicatioa fur the gement-0f thou.a ho are afilictek . a. I hare been . he tiolte.to taking y oar sanaparilis rine trouble.l wry ' 4l *kb palpitation oftbe heart, so aseeh ilia; Inu 0 • 'V I to ley cable all hurinnaa ; from recommendation I teat loduerJ Wiry your Saienparilla, which has eitirely cured ate • Very truly, Your.. • • kRASTUS rtrum. 2 rotitt c antawill.—Alter the drat of Sepeamber, 1•649 Dr P. TO Art New York °Mee will' be 11 the B ' uth tldo4 =Pio. ett Nassau streot, *kick is nor toulerrialt - t champ, anti dortfor dot better acautawir Nap quo*. aid the - J. RINONNERY . h. and ROSTON PORTER 4cl° 4r Towanda. =CM 14. 4,74 , 7r4 As. e ;;IME azi
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