,Atteurtniar.
EttiNV ) rale Good Potatoeht.'
..'lly'ohleft writini at this lime ii to give yea
my metl4l •of growing 'potatoef free from rig.' 'I
have praOiced it tho seasons 'with eutire suocesis;
and. havetnOW-f,oo . hushels of fine Mercer potatoes:
in , my cellar; and all free from thetlisease.
•
.My method is,. to ploW the•groentl late in. the
fall - or earlyin the spring, hanow it smoothly be.
forephuging s lime, theft haul out say fifteen tons
Vatted manure, spread it broadcast, then take tivo
horses and .a plow, antl,bark up two lull lurrown,
the furrows just meeting hi the *tinting ; leave a
Strip a loot ;wide, and bark up two more; and so
continue till you have completed. the lit. Then
turn abont In t l split these double furrows open with
a' single furrow, theticOunnence ,dropping sect,
(pikes of cut potatoes. ',containing at least 'tour
eyes,) in the:furrow, sil;inches apart. After the
lot is' dropped take your leirses and plow, throe
two, good farroivs,' (one rounilof The team to a
IhroW ; ) just meeting ort the top; dress off the top,
clearing the row or all stones, clods, ike., then soar
broadcast fire buslhels of common salt over the
ground immediately Oiler planting ; cultivate pota
toes when in blossom.
- When the crop is ready to gather, clear the
grc' and. turn a furrow from - each side of the
row; how down the ridge, then harrow down the
gronnii, pick op the iemaining potatoes, and the
work is done: It is apparent that, by this process
we geta bioad, loose bed for the potatoes to grow
in alstia double depth of soil.
A FARMCIL—E CUniValo7.
From the Germansown Tehogreph
Planting Potatoes.
Almost every farmer, now.a days, adopts the
practice of cutting his potatoes for seed, in order
to ecimomise cost. Some cut the tubers into as
many pieces as there are , t eyes" in the potato, and
alloy, from one to three pieces to a hill Others
divide the root in the centre, pastsixg the knife
through them longittultally, and one half a potato
only to a hill. Qnatters are also used. Wm? it
may not be generally known that there are two
distinct parts to the potato:, and that the apex, or
end which presents a number of anvil eyes, will
produce a crop earlier by some ten. or fifteen days,
than the middle or body part. The produce of the
latter, howeVer, is always superior in point of sise,
while that of the butt or navel is inferior, the eyes
being imperfectly developed or immature. In se
lectingibots for seed,-the preferen:e should always
be given 'to .the largest, soundes=t, and most syrc
' metrical, as large, well formed roots will produce a
better progeny than those of a more diminutive
character. traviug made your selection, cut oft the
- seed ends, then the butts, and divide the middle
into two sections ; the t o pieces being sufficient
fora " II you are desirous to have early
potatoes, for table use, or for marketing, plant your
seed ends. Reed your butts to) our swine or cattle,
Akad 'after allowing your middles to terrain spread
out as a dry door tot aforttright to heal the wound-,
plant them, and the result will be a liberal and
healthy crop of 'well-formed and good.sized roots
Ashes and pine on Plum Trees.
I bare in my garden a plum tree, which for three
or four years past, has not had any portion of the
plume sound. -> _ „
They were all bored or rotted, and fell tram the
tree before they were ripe. Two or three other
plum trees of a different kind, which have borne
less shared the same fate Last year a young t:ee
which stood near an ash-leech, and had never
borne before produced a solitary ;plum that was
eound.—This suggested the iitea that ifs pleserva-
Sion was owing to the. ashes which haif been scat;
4ered around Ike roots cif the tree. Folowing qut,J
the hint thus given, I last year spread lime and
ashes, with manure and salt around all my trees.
The result has been, that they have all iiime this
4year more than usual, and most of the fruit has been
- sound. This result I ascribe in part to the ashes
and lime. The same 1 7 6411 is tecommentlea by
"An Old Digger." And the cenelesion is obvious,
that alkili enough will' destroy the young insects
eta they lie burrowed in the ground, or a'tem, t to
emerge from it in. the Spring. If in this way
sound plums can be raised, it will be found a very
easy way. Leteome of our readershy the expert
silent acid ttoSe the result.—fforticulfulalist,
• .i;M
'reparation of the Soil tor Seeds.
•
/The ground for the reception of line reeds of,
visgetables should be broken up the Preceding year,
and well manured in Autumn, and rendered fine
in the Spring by repeated , plowing, and harrowing.
or raking ; Plow tnd manure deep, for deep root.:
ad,vegetablev, tint rnanare sear the surface for all;
others. Potatoes and Indian torn answer well, and
produce large crops, in ground newly broken up
Very fine seeds should• be sewn in a newly pre.
pared fresh soil, and covered only a quarter of an ,
inch,deep;, and the groandoo be trodden hard, or
ailed 'Sidi a heavy roller. This•enabler the earth
to preserve its moisture at_ the entface, where at
the same time the seeds may receive the nee - ens:lr)
degree of heat from the Sun, and vegetate at once,
striking root dOwowards. Fine seeds, it rciwn too
deep, are liable to perish.-11Kendrie:e0reharia.
piety Potatoes.
Potatoesmaybeforwanled from two three weeki
by pacing them on the south side of a fence, or
•building, early in the tipping, and protecting them
carefully from the night frost, by a stratum castrate
The catoforic agency of the sun's says, tends- to
energise the -prineiples of production,' bytytraken
ing as • earlier activity, which, 'when"properly
rected, operates faTdrably upon tlie Inure growth:
•:Semi) deposits their potatoes in fermeoting belie
!mantis' till they have •evolved sprouts two or thrto
~inchei in lentth but this is slot to be recommended,
0. • •
sea great cats is necessary in planting in order' do
prerantiespesatirbeingtioken; and 'so powerful
, A stimulus deteriorates the oapaciit the tuber for
intztained and healthy growth, whoa deposited
the.soil.--Gerniantewit,Telegreph. -
litlassoastunna.—gfien brooking up _a surface
4reePa a soil an health—for when isiies in a hunt
WOO' state , enricking Amgen sun uff o _the
Aalabriocis air cannot enter. 'l.
:BSOIIIIIO Woom—Wood whkli proves trouble
some 'tly'snapping Lhe fire, mar "be' renclerml
harrialelai by turning the'stiekwith the heart inwaid,
*ben ell the sztappies will be toward the back
fkbpAtef l •
MINE
, gtiintalliatiutlikam% Oc;
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Agrlinkfiiik**,:44d , riii!: l *.ei
AT, -A*IIE.NE4-.::Fi,k-,,:,;-:!-..1:!.):,:i
WHEELEr7eS, & ALSO EMERY & CO'S
NEW.TOIIIII. irTATS 111111141LTIMAIK &GniTell PIILIT
rAmicX
, •
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Raft Rod -Horse Power it Tresher,'
.
WA the latest end /nryortsint Improvements, for
. which Prank is warm& ,
THE subscriber takes this method. to inform thr.
Farmers of Bradford and the adjoining counties,
that be lemma for, and has for sale, the_ above cel l Wa
led am) unequalled Horse Power and Threshingdtla•
chines. which he is prepared 'to furnish od theitaine
terms as by the, manufacturer, with the.addirien Alflie
actual cost of transportation, contracted for at the brav
est and best rates.
The subscriber has sold a number of the' above ma
chines in this, and the Raj airing ceuntietiof ChemunQ
and Tioga, N. Y.,.a1l all vriihout exception have given
the very best satisfaction, and where they are known,
all farmer . give them the' preference, on account of
economy in threshing, being operated with much less
expense; and crocking and wasting much less grain
than any other machine in use.
The Two-Horse Power Thresher and' Separator is
capable, with three or four men, of threshing. froui I AO
to 200 buSbels of wheat or_.rye, or &obi° that quantity
f oats, per tkay: '
1•1110 ER.
The prices for Emery & CM's one
linen Power, • $B5 00
do ' Thresher, and Scpaiator, 35 00
do Bands, wrench, oiler and
extra pieces, 8 00—5125 . 00
do Tate-horse Power,. $llO 00
do Treeher and Separator. 35 00
do Bands, oiler, wrench, &c.. 5 00—$150 00
Also,Wheeler's one-horse pnwer,Thresher.
end Separator, complete, (improved this
season)
Wheeler's two-hole Power, Thresher and
Separator, emr.plete,
Price of Emery'. 'Fresher and Cleaner,
with bands. wrenclies, dca, 75 00
do, Saw Mill. complete for use, '35 00
Price of Grant's Fan Mills, adapted for
hand or power, from 22 00 to 25 00
The sobsCriber will also the coming season be pre
pared to furnish to order
EMERY & Co.'s NEW
THRESHER AND CLEANER.
Emery & Co. for nearly two years past.have been
experimenting to ?extent a cleaner,: to be operated with .
their Power for public and field threshing; and with
much time and expense have succeeded to their entire
satisfaction, and ore now prepared to furnish a ISelf
cleiner, combined with all the advantages of their
'overshot cylinder, and at. tho same time requiring less
force to operate its rotary motion than is
_required by
the vibrating separator. it has been thoroughly tested
during the last- harvest, and sorra of them have been
used the past season for, threshing in the hest grain
growing sections of the state of New York with the
beat success—threshing months together an equal am
ount and at less expense, than the common threshers
with the Zibrating leparateits.
The Cleaner has all the advantages of a good fan
ning mill, cleaning the grain fit for market, wasting
none. The additional cost being but little more than
a fanning mill, or about thirty dolktra--meting the
whole Thresher and Cleaner cost ps to the Farmer,
and with Euler:. & Co.'s twe.horsepower.fills 00.
The Cleaner can be &lathe% and the Thresher us
ed alone when desired. Thenew Thresher and Clean
er are deatined to take the. dace of the old, expensive
and cumbrous thresher and cicaner now in use.
Farmers and others wishing to procure any of the
above-mentioned Horse POwers and Threshers will
save trouble, rink and surmise, by purchasing them of
the subscriber.
a:7' 0a account of the large demand for the above
machines, and the difficulty of immediately filling or,
dent for them, -persons wishing to purchase machinest
should give me timeli notice as to what kind and tit
whet time they wish to procure than.
Farmers wishing to do their threshing immediately
after harvest, should procure their machines as earl/ as
the first of July. Also for sale ,
, A. daksznAt. OFORTOIVOT OF IMPROFIA
AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
11 manquelarer'A retail prices, such as
CORN SRELLERS, HAY & STRA CUTTERS,
CULTIVATORS, CORN PLANTERS,
STUBBLE,SWARD,SUB•SaiIit other PLOWS,
DOG POWERS FOR CHURNS, KENDALLS
CHURNS, - GRANTS GRAIN CRADLES,
Revolving Hone Rakes, Bay, Si raw . and Manure
Forks, iye. te. Also,
Cad Iran sad {Food Cistern and Wdl hops,
LEAD PIPE of all sizes, in large or small gond
ties, cheap for cub.
IL M. WELLES will, the cowing seem be pre
pared to furnish I;T.Grant & Cd's celebrated patent_
Premium Grain Cradle,
wholesuk and retail. The cradle will be furnished
with Dunds celebrated Scythe, the, best made in the
Union and warranted. Orders. respectfully solicited
from town and country merchants.
Also for sale; a large and well selected assortment ot
COOK, PAR LIM 4. OTHER
T bymat
vkalooshlciuswirt.PAllEßlSS, NUN' Pill* &C.
neighboring towns.
Tin, lapaancd and Sheet Iron Warr,
manti&etured and (cries wholesale sad tetad, - Oielt
or Cash.
Alma Ind fall Catatogas of Agricultunll /wide
meats and Stave*, wi.h engravings, furnished grads,
abet haw, arart application try
• - RAYMOND Itt ! WELLES.
Athens, Pa., November 30, 1850. ly2o
. ,
r .**Affzg rat!' lir ir-4 •
Variety Grocery .aati,Ligaot
T
W. : TIFFANY -bas rcaeiveA•his estibliabuielit
L
dlrectly.scrosa4be sweet Croak Isis pia stand, b
ibs suite lately occupied by Istr.-Dossw. mittens he, will
be happy see his sdd customs', and es 11320. T. new
'saes ais usay.be. desirous et,' =basing anicbsa bi
;it a Ilicluire4t possible:ate s. Auv. 14, 1850.
UFE AND. FOE OW/IMO DEPC'' g r;
The tlaleiiiikeit es Is* I#untrasee
Gloat ne w brhiCh rheinSgrOPc.kii e l i a t
thikei ........ . . 0 250, 0 00 .
b. 'Examiner; Adieu', Pn; InPr
,vninion Qiten, iuJailplicitiooerecerna!4 . ,
, J. r..` CANFIALD, Atha%
Alsn appiinnions for„lnatianes against ion bj.Fire in
/IPislagfl Alies.romea s icio‘
The Urger% jilutuut Vompany in this WorIJ;
'CaPiwl over SI,OOO, O WK Orgt.loo.ooolneininisJ
• 1111 INA •It WM •
The 541 I burgl Ps•
*The great Pennsylvania Company. being a Painters
and liftrehrinee 'Company, With I larga and increasing
'cash fund,heing both a itoileand Mutual Company.
J. t. CANFIELD Agent Attietuyte.
POISIOn tesui itessent' v.lLeenef agency.
' The suleiriber haying recetved all the PensierClaws
necessary instructions and forms, froin the proper de
partment at Washington ' will attend to the application
of 'Soldiers, Nilidows,.antruciitn children of tioldiera,
who by thri* late law aro entitled to Bounty Lands fur
evrvices rendered during the war, of 1812. or any of the
Indian were since 1790.. And all Pension claims un
der the earious acts of enigmas. The late pension
taws and decioion's giving to many pensions . not here
tofore entitled to them. Prompt' attention Oven 6 all
post paid
. cummunicatione, by -
Athens, Dec. 28, 1850. S. E. CANFIELID.
THE UNITED STATES'
LIFE INSURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMI ) INY.
Chatter PeapetuaL ..Cash system... Capital $25 .000
• - Office No. 29, Merchants Exchange.
nIiOANIZEM upon the "mixed princiPle,"lBtock
kJ and Mutual, which combined features otter to in
sured members double the usual security, ThO Cash
sYsterx of payments hat also been adopted, thus aSoid
ing the -heavy 'drawbacks created by unpaid premium
notes. The table rates of premium, upon which its pa
licies are being issued, is the only scale experience has
proven abontalbe adopted, as affording requisite seaure
try to he insured, and an undoubted guarantee fur the
perpetuity of such institutions. An experimental ta.
his may be found worthless, a tho very instant a poli
cy should possess its greatest value. Life Insurance,
ve-y properly, is ,arresting the attention of the world.
the public however, in their commendable willingness
to embrace and employ its wise and salutary provisions,
should make ultimate security the primary and most
important object, which can only be attained by ao ad-
justing the premiums as to anticipate unexpected loss
es and Aluctuations of every° kind. ft_ is the purpose
of this company_ annually to credit; upon the polices
of holdera and books of the Company, such an amount
of profits as Shall not affect the stability, or impair the
sacredness 4-its contracts. Premiums may, st theop
lien of the insured, be paid annually, semiannually,
or quarteily; in advance. An necessary information,
together with tlanks', pamphlets, &e., may be obtained
gratis, at the office of J. E. Vaartxxv, Athens, Pa.
$l2O 00
145 00
DILECTOLS.. s 1 •
Stephen IL Crawford, Pdul b Goddard.
Ainbroso W. Thompson, Lawrence Johnson,
Benjamin W. Tingley, George M'Henry.
lieob L. Ploranee, James Devereux,
'William M. Goodwin. John L. Linton.
STEPHEN W. CAA W,FORD, President.
A 3 s fl u t is t -W. Tnoaresox. Vice President.
Cuss. G. bi Lax, Secretary and Treasurer
A/ITL'ART.-...Manuel Eyre.
COUSSZL Axe A rronxsx—Thornas Balch.
4, F. S. Hoar, Medical Examiner for Athens.,
December 27. I 050.
DI,,SOLUTION.—Notice is hereby given, that the
Irartnership heretofore existing between the sub
scribers in the Harness and Trunk making business is
this•day dissolved by •muturl consent. E. Smith &
Son will settle the business of the late firm. Those
indebted most make immediate payment, andtbose who
have agreed to pay grain, are notified that , unless do.
livered at the time agreed, Cash will be expected.
E. SMITH.
• C. T. BMITU,
-JERE CULP.
November 15, 1850.
SANAA MSS, LID Taw MANUFACTORY
E. Smith A Son,
RESPECTFULLY inform the public that they
will continue the business at their old stand, north
side of the Public square, an-I will keep on hand, and
manufacture to order:- every variety of SADDLES,
HARNESS. TRUNKS, V .! LIVES; Arc., of thebest
materials and of workmanship, to be surpassed.
By strict attention to business, s,:d promptness in
fullfilling engagements, they hope to cootinne the lib
eral-patronage they have heretofore enjayea.
CA11%11411. ?amass will be dune on abort nodal
in the neatest manner.
All kinds of Drain, Produce, Hides, Sheep Pelts,
will be taken in exchange for work.
ANOCCOICO-IN- - T4MANDA
Clock, Watch, and nwelry 'Store !
A.M. • WARNCR takes this method
of informing his old customers and the
P c ./ public generally, that ho has purchased
''
#
oft P, Elul ~ his stock of Watches, Clocks
' 1 - 11 and Jeweity, and commenced the ohm
boeiness in all of its various branches at the old 'steal
of the latter, on Main street, two doors south of Brick
Row. His reputation as a watch-repairer , is so well
established in this, community, that it is hardly neces-,
sary to say a word rio that point. With his long ex
perience and great advantages for acquiring a thoroirgh
knowledge of the business, he bias confidence, in saying
to the public, bring on your watches and clocks, I will
do them justice. •
AU goods sold, or Repairing done, warranted as I'
recommend, or'the money refunded.
A good assortment of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry
kept constantly onhand.
My motto shill be--quick sale small prOlits. roil)
down, and no credit given. Credit need not be asked
for—se 1 em bound not to make its acquaintorice.
Towanda; July 12,1850. A. M. WARM:R.
CHARLES i( LAOD,, M D.
1011YSICIAN AND 'BURGE011; 1- Ors in the
"Union DWI," up stain: North Me of the
.Ptiblic Square, bier ElweWs Taw Office. Entrance
between - Elwell's and -Adorns' law offices; where b*
may alfesys bo round wtiennot profeesionalli engaged.
' Towanda, Juti , 12, 11950 . . • , ,
`FREEPdPiNdit=Es
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS.
88 Liberty' Street s Newlrerits
(Between Broadway...and Nassau )
ARE now receiving- a rich and beautiful assortment
of Fancy Silk and Millinery Goods, to which we
would particularly invite the attention of all Cash
Rurchaseri, and wail make it en obiect for them to
give us a call, as we are determined to sell our asicat.
for Cash. lower than ever before offered in this market.
Milliners can supply aberoseices with every article
in their linos at aboutabe east of Importation or Arro;
tion prices—, Many of oar ' goods are manufactured
expressly for our own sale, and cannot be 'surpaaied
for beauty or last prices. -
Rich Rat and Cap Ribbons, a large variety.
Ehlkwand. Satins for linnints•
Crapes; Crape Limes„tarlaaeas and illusinntacei.
Trimmings for II Its, Cape and Dresses, •
Jenny Lind Capi, and Party Opera Head Dram.
Embroidered - Capes, Collars, Cuffs, and ,Chernisetts.
Embroidered Edgings & Inserting., Swili &Mullin.
Thread, Mune* Valentina*, 811 k and Lisle Thread
Obis.;
large'
Embroil.lo4 Amin:rind Plain Cambric Mkt'.,
Gloves anti Mitts, ma, Silk, Lisle Wlisead and
Seeing Silk.' '
Beak Oncrala and Dressillsrs.
Swiss, ;Tacoma, Wool Muslin*, ind Itishop l Lawns.
Embroidered -Autosic Finl• 'Plain Vouston Crape
Shawls.
A full assortment of Stiari Corals.
French'and American. Artificial Flowers.
Wick a la* wirier, not modal:ea atiote.
All *fishing to avoid paying :lons rim , iOll ;sake
money 'by calling still satisfying !hem:sive&
Janci4ry.„lBsl,.. '
.
Ir agaw-asiotttiaent- of - Clodi, liessfijnibmp end
1 41 .0 1 81Iine*4i4 klieg Calico ,an 4 other, ,DJf Goods so
-theap that ilttei .csnfortionlit PHIpTNEY'd.
•
Dcci—
20111.
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AGENOY
Dr. 'fitelev du , lialiciet,
, ;, ....... ,
PalaOYll.46. tathieirTh '„
Peeterd.EXCait, eset'Conecter, ,*-
Fulthonstyimsut. r Ku r m
'Como:tor t
Anti Dyspeptic Mixture; Cough and CatbsttlaPills
limine. - , Female Nisi ,
Vellalfens, ' Female Speedle,
Ppm und Itte&einal Cod Liver Oil, dic.,, , - '
Used by hint constantly and with unprtaded ere
ens irs_lhe Malaita of Oates; Calds, Gettnetapttett
Asthma, Heal Diseases, Dyspeptia, tSerofcla, Skim
'Pinnies. Rhea bidet*, Fei r tile Complainitillfrirt 4e
Dr. Fiteh's unequalled Neat isilver . Elated sbdinnina
suppotters; Improved plated idea spans shower
brace- Dr. Fitch's silver Inhaling tube
Dr. ~ , s Celebrated Rix ,Zoectsret
On the pnwention anyl are of Conic:Emden, Asthma
Disease, of the Heart, &e., and on the medind o
preserving health and beauty to an`old aim -
This book should to in every family: To the Con
sumptive it points out the only reasonable hope for re
lief. To mothers, the directions Kens tn thecae and
education of children are invaluable. 78,000 copies o
this book have poised througtithe pnaur, and the aide
continues unabated. $_ _ • '
For sale by 8.8. Fiven & Ca., (09 Broadway, N.
Y., and HUSTON & PORTER, Towanda, and by
U. E. RATHBONE, Canton.
6:7-Dr. Fitch's Guide to braids. or direcilmw to
persons using Dr. Fitch's remedies, to be bad gratis - of
.
all the agents. 1 13y
____
AN ADVERTISEMENT
TRAT irrICALS.
TO TOE -‘IOUND, - SENSE OF TEE CONIUMII,
Stan Ines.
The follvwin; cquall u t series of Family Nedwincs
may be depended upon with the utmost con fi dence.
Then have the approbation of the best physi•
mans in the country, and' are ream-
mended by all who have used them
as superior to any medicines.
They have beta before the 'Public for five years,
During which limo more then 5000 certificaterhave
been received from eminent public men •
and othera,and are now on file
at the Company's olsce.
They are Compounded
With the utmost care and skill, ,and the ingredients
are thoroughly tested by acyfi l tific chemists, so -
thatmedicines of a unifor end reliable qua*
lily are cuaranteivl in all elms.
THE f GRA EF EN 9 ERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
Are particularly valualile for the prevention and cure of
Fevers in genelol. all Bilious and Liver Complaints,
Jaundice, General
. Debiliry,_Common and Sick
Headache, Dyspe psia, Heart Burn, Costiveness,
Griping, Urinary Diseases. Obstructions of
the !Henries, Inguenaa.,A.thma. and for a
variety of othe. 'Chronic '
fine,,for all ordinary, family uses. •
{Full directions for the various Diseases accompany
each box. Priv, ss cents a box.
ibe.Gratfenberg Dyuntary Syrup,
A speedy and infallible remedy in Disrrhira, Dysents
ey. Bloody Flux, Cholera Morisse, Cholera Infantom
and the ASIATIC CHOLERA, if taken with the 151111
symptoms. viz: vomiting and diarrhoea. It ne
ver fails to cure the worst possible cases of
bowel .complaints, generally in a few hours.
'bittern beyond a day. It is Peasiv
. Vaniresssa. and taken in any quart.
tity is perfectly harmless.
The Craefrnberg Green Mountain Ointment.
Invaluable for Bums, Wounds, Sprains, Chillblains,
Corns, Sores, Swel inns of sit kinds, Rheumatism,
Erysipelas, Bronchitis, Scrofula, Ulcers!, Pains in
the side and back immediately relieved, Indam..
mation of thellocvels, and for all eases where
there is Inflammation.
Marshall's Uterine £athollron.
A certain cure for ProlaPstts Uteri, and for most of the
distressing complaints incident to female,. Pres
pared by De THEO. POMEROY, of Utica,
solely for the Graefenberg Company.
OSA crurnslia steritcrars. AIM
Eye Lotion, Thula Bitters, .
e s :msnmptive Balm, Fever and Ague Pith,
Chila',ln 5 Panacea, Libby 's Pile Ointment,
a..rrapari/ a Compound. r .
- 04 -- Theuta e irzseirseurottristirrant, s - eoinpl'ete
hand-book of medicine t . .:r fa..'ilito• Price filly cents.
0111ce,214 Broadway. New York.
CAUTION.—The public is reques:4 t o bear in mind
thrt euerything prepared by the Uraefeu'derg Company
has their seal upon al.
Spurious articles have been issued closely ieseattning
the genuitr in every particular , except the seal, and
the Utmost cite should be used 'actors purchasing.
Agents for Dridford County—Dr. HUSTON and
Dr. PORTER: Towanda. , ly3B
Ilbr TlVenty•Five
of MEANHOP THE POCK.
ESCOLAPItit3. or. Every
to his own Physician!
Tnra
itra edition, with upwards of
,undred engravings, showing
teats disesoes in • every shape
td form, and malformations of
tvnerstiver system.
BY WMi YOUNG, 11.1),
The time he. now arrived, that
persons aufforing front secret dis
eases, need no more become the
1 by the reseriptions contained
Airy cure himxit, withotit bind.
fence to buriness, orthe knowledge of the most in
mate friend, and wish Mauna' the usual expense...Z.
in addition to.the:genetal routine of private disease,
h fully expli ns the cause of manhood's emit' decline,.
with observations on, ,marrisge---besider many : Wrest
derangements which it Would not be proper to enuesetv.
ati In the pubPn Prinl o o •
n Any person sending 25 cents enclosed in a let
ter, .will receive ono. cony. of ;his book, by mail, or
tire copies - will be sent Tor one 'dollar. Addnass, "Dr.
'W. Young, No. 1152 Spruas street, Philadelphia."—
Post paid.•
n' - • Dr. YOUNG can ,be consulted on any of the
Diseases described in kit. different °Willesden", et hie
Motet 152 Spruce' Street, every day between .9 and /3
o'clock, (9cnslays escaped.) ' •
< J. WINTOSIt DENTIST,.
.13-A8 remcrved to a few tom below Bridge :street,
Al on the But able of Mama. in- the • tailding Stor
merit! occupied toy blontanye,Esg.
Ail operations amounting to Q, or .over, cob ` bal.
to be paid down, the remainder in three inemstia.' 1
the operation prom tmeatiafictory i the money paid will
be refstnded. A:noto of hatabOwever Muammar' the
payment raf doktilfhtft inpaid, with I **dem -
Limarnaz nom
. . ,
HE SUBSCATII,ER. 'having now Completed Ids
arroniordentifoithecistation of the'Prisel=.
ing Publie,,fcels sarespted 4a. soliciting his, .shaie of
Public Patitatste.LHis Table shall lie
" furniahid•wiib
the best thi tutirkelaffords. "His Stablinq,"sras Sad
Warta.' -IRS &tribal' ' tie fitted_ with Pi
as Oaf Llsrnoi.
'sate 'Who fOuntt 'albs eottatry: , -
HENDES:Ior the,'C'eeommildatiori
,of , many,, the
subscriber maritifsetcring Hoch, Shaft taddlesti'aii;
,nets, "Trunks iirist• - drafses t 4e.„._4e: :kid keeps oit
band a.good assortateak of PXTENT 'MEDICINES;
for all'of vibich his pattatiss!fil be asked on
tale pries.' • • ,
all,-bilth far lad,nottr.
A hemp you'l 'first's borne to cheer,- -„
And a cheap ettiels if ion srould. boy
.". Pails( 4 1 ceillnit. lrY; .
roio m „e, Avers, Vie pubtis
please accept the, stseere Uutatr,cf VIM'S%
;Lanvitie,pb.',
RB!MIMMfIMngI
INSIOMM
.'a 3»tj+ w + '~~ ' ' Af-.~.~
-• • •
.ThigtrolamomatOwB64 ,
•- •
'pot hoepi intlirati;ln i anllo2o l thillii*Phrriton4;
X Jug Writing, Arittiwkder 415004 . 4 04 4403. -
Eiglish Graninser. Matiotid,'Compoodifin;
the of 6401464 , /Salina I'lliktoofft and':
kininim*:(iittbithe use o/ 'it Oropi-apparatneteilhre.:
Moeda* aunliee,) . K‘fil PdlookiPtiY. 4 19 4 Otounisific
gaarierly m si 4 aDr- `Ofiormr,. PO;
pet quarter. r y 4 VW:
seise, ; •
rritris Vona) .
,• , • • , $1 OS
USN -1 • . ,r, 1 400.
SPonioW " 4 00',
Mom On the Pion%) Per .A • ig
"
8411000d07-ond,r o 2 . • 3 -2 oat
Antrankil lady f ooo loinitnatitititto on the plane t
s.ptiviktpedlo lean torwot„,,,, ittet @waste of the above
engemhand the semi finite, libbolliisaiiitional charge..
To;: yopng lady who, etpdies,'yhe prow l I m o la ,
the term otleamitig tidal* alibi alone lianehea, are ,
Per 1 1noltorr s3' 00
Inecruetiona etn the - 400
Usw of Fianna., • s j fib'
DOTS and painting in water cobra, including
the tree dmateriala„inch as drawing ppe . r,
Pail* Ponon l 4 eco• , • ' qr. 4 '4 / 4
Oil,.,paipting on 10 00
Panting transparent window; shades, joelodini -
the appply of materials, each t 4 00
Formula Pointing on paper, milt clad Ooliet, per
twelypp lemony. , 5 00
Gilding on silk. erape , ,l4. - dOr 3 00
Wiz 'flowers, per 'muter, , 6 00
Pena ind ink, a
Washing, 2 51)
•
Doard in lumina. $2 00 per week, •
Letters postpaid. addressollo the Mimeo WHITE
WIJAPFIN, Binghamton, Broom ea, N. Y.., will e•
nerve, prompt attention.
BOOT & SHOE HAN4ACTORY.
I dsin,
F . . - •
JHN W. WILCOX, bar nabovedlivestablisb•
Meat*. the shop .between King beres and Bart
stures, and where he solicits t sham -ot
public patronage. He intends;: '
;bp a , careful selection
of Acid, and by attention bribe interests of his mato.
meriito make as neat %rd . ditrable•stork as can be ma
nofactered in this paitYyl tbeeetintcy.
Hi will keep :onetime" ott band, and manufscinjo
to order, Ildomeso, Calf aturCocuia Boat and Shoes ;-
Ladle: a' .614ters, Shoes - and Shpts ckildiven'e do. s
Gent's Callers and Pumps; #6,. •
(C)• Country Pzednee. ofmost descriptions, taken in
psyMent. for work, st the market pries. '
l i pwanda, April 28; 1850: -
;?I3lffo
. w(Q;ts3lzo
NEW ESTABUSHMENTI
4 •
MBE subscribers have ccommenter! the FOUN
.I.', DRY business at the old stand namely occupi
ed is a Chair and Bedstead Factory in the borough of
ToVrandit, where we wilt bold ourselves in readiness-to
attend to the wants of any, and all persons who may
far,orsts„sentLa bope...by strict attention to
'bin/Mem to merit a share of Publicpatronage..
We are fitting up a MACHINE SHOP connected ,
with the Furnace, where we hope to be able ado any
and all kinds of finishing and filling up to. We will
endeavor st all times to.keep_ a good assortment of work
on hand so that customers may be accommodated on
the shortest notice.
HAYING taken pains to secure thefservices ere ~
perieneed workmen from tbe state of N. Y., we natter
ourselves we shall be - able to turn off work in a -work
manlike manner sodas good se _van be done in any
'other .establishment.
We shall also be prepared for manufacture of
stoves brae qoantity,and will keep constantly on hand
a few select patterns for retaib•
Thasobscribers invite all peraonswho may be in want
o any thing in our line to giro us- a call and we guaran
tee they will not go away dissatisfhwl.
Saw Mill Rods or Paraleil' Alen Mill cranks; gulf
, goons kepleonstaidlyorikand
LAND plows of the most approved palette and Plow .
P ints by the piece or quantity to snit purchasers, as
low as can be procured at anyothet establishment.
Cultivators•of the most apprcrred patterns, also a
superior article of Corn,Plow. for sale by
ENOS TOMPKINS,
N. C. TOMPKINB,
GEO. W. POTTER., •
Towanda June ZEtih. MO: •
(0" Old casting‘ taken- in exchange for work.,
Removed to .B. Kingsbery's Block !
.
a- citaniberntr,
AS just mantled fmattbe city
• - lit ' of New Yogic with e large
ilk
supply of Watches, Jewelry and
/ • , Silver ware comprising
. irt pert,
' 5 ( the followingerticles:=Lever,
VEPineand Phan Watches, with
' y a complete assortment of Gold
Jewelry, stich as Ear Rings. Pla
ge, Hi nge , B ;mit ?ins, Bracelets, Locketts,Gold chains,
Gold Pen,, K eys, me . Also, all sorts of Silverware,
and any
q„ntity of Ste el
,7,•ads—ell of which he offers
fur sale exceeedingly cheap for rA BII,
Watches repaired on short ;.• 0 11: e1 11341 yam° , I . ed
to run well,or the money , ilt b e re icru.74 re aWa
t= agreement given to that effect if requ:re-•
N. B.—MAPLE SUGAR, and Country Pk"nduce
taken in payment for work; andalar. learn now, a." , '
foreverahat the Producemuat be paidrhesthewoh.
is done--I'wee against eteditia all its fbrms.
W. A. CHAMBERLIN, Agent.
Towanda, April 28; 1850.
gatato DEMBWRidaIaB3
THE subscriber bias removed
to his new shop, a few rods above
WNW his former location end en *bop.
,posite side of the street, whore be
a "-MEV, •C4:lnginatti ter MantActoes and
• :. angteep.on band, aft &lade of, cane
d swood seat CHAIRS; and
) SETTEES of various kinds, do
S BEDSTEADS of every damp.
lion, which i will mit low for
cash or Produce,, or Pine or it fanadter. or clan
prank, will be received for work: TITSNING done to
onim in the neatest manner.
' CABINET WORK, ,
Make and kept on halo, or made to order, in the bet
manner. JAMES MA/LIMON.
Towanda. March' 9. 1949.
SURVEYNO
AND MAPPING..
LTA* ING tetipiet!d the business cif AIIRIVEYING.
AL alt -work eetmeted to my care 1411 be done with
erettra7end ileepwch. Notices kik it tits Word
Roue willonsure attention.
Mey 24, tB3o'. JOB. CAIRN SIMPSON.
Refute Num - I Illehoolifilint(Th
C. L. Ward.
Mao take 211117111DICUENC0LEINI*
' • . • fentramt
tranDra ted Towanda , hie services may
Li, be obtaintd•braddressing a linetbrough amnia
Mike.' try by, callin g-at. the .ofee of Ulysses hterenr..
Esq., where be will bilintol. or where &written ap
liempion miy be left: Nov. IEIBSO.
E. MASON, M. D.
WIETZIIOII4Z a -0371136110Z9
. ,
PTlet.cm Mein street. • few doors beke e l Mid g e
N.." ~.04m he ;may be- found, profee--
'eteeeppth a tited 4 • Towashy•Nov.3o; 1850.1'.
riAROET & Ftoolt &c..i.43004Cati wool
ipir . petuealso Wavy 'Floor Cloth, and Cil i tDrogiet
just seemed *Mier is bs very lbw by ,
Dec4o, 1850. .. , 0. , D. DART /MIT.;
6, unv sigiTita Ifotaises. also 10 chests ma,. of
that frestesear Teksoarraatted Rood of ilandi
retamell. Calree3lilitatitaMit",:l47 sad Tatman; an
of which 'ovate sold cheap at 4 Ora,
MMIZE!=
SMEMISM
Mffll=;M
: :lat4ffiktet 40110 C
4111 4e;15",`teeitiflSeinen: - fiiiff ittith eiy• .grienthis
••••, • • tree ' einie
t• -The folkiwbg ego is Qui of 'Air ghetto u
h mi th i
oofmeilichitieeei items Met peddled .111 medial
INY• g Reld it t •' • • '
Prompted by no otherithan thiltelithe of Esindenes,
'end for the benefit of 14 laded Welt beingive l lo,
'sire ns make known eget:
,At!ithtPioth tif, wet emu%
nnd the anexpeteid mite TOMILIted ftellitEMENCieg
PULMONIC BYROM- .About the= ego tees tinkled wi th a' Violatt" which ci s son"
iiirme.`no,prifi fair, days woad -cidckcialdtelt.
blet blood; m aragbitsitilittithra 6l o6l. Every
64 tha' enlist Wet iniseping chili, sod paws
atteetelt ItiirfiletinUaldts4 brotagetelii
iiiiatthivd-legetiteP c ierlYetiith -aid* pi/.
toted, being confined. , twiny' Nei town . of the
Two of the most eminent' phiiercians• of this city as.
tiyideitlnti.'nrid after irehiest7 id theft - skill. re. •
omitted . % tay 'glen ittetratile. lAA. Otte_ amid iny .
Intsge)reM almost jade~ and 'raid! . 001 1Piatibli in. -
'tome. At this stage of my didesises Le*
upon to trYpi.Seranclis Puentinktirw..l34 he m p
had taken Ulla dared battledi, was go fin Meowed
as to be to , go slant the bOttee.-1 ft ttenteedteishoiseith
en my whole system-41beienedltie cough =lief: -
led the Mewling—me. ikisidnAticticmir
every I W* t ate, seemed 46"ilifItsfitittOlinit "Midi
my, *bole syities.:/liideed4Oth wiw
grate of my_ hetlth end s'ofptdden the easeee; that I
became, too sanguine d i speedy core, aid sbandieW
ed the use of the medicine-hdom aims w as
thoroughly' eradicated, which resulted in snotheeitteck
of bleeding at the limp last tall, steeempesdeditys disk
treeing cough. I again commenced taitimil the Pit
movie Syrup, and
.aent (of Dr.•filchencle who; as a
Careful examination, addled intetteetinGiuti dune .
Befiire r had taken thur boidee, an-abscess- formed is
my side. which gathered end beaks. &sethitglaig, Inv
as .I can judge, e pint of very ilisegmeabieYelloWniat.
ter.- This feasted to , cleanse aid ratify toy wheitsye.-
tens Fr3a - elk time I beget to get hettet. and NW
happy tansy entirely recovered.. I am Om at this
urns teem, belie! bealthitten I Mee for the last ten
years.— Me.e fi emiluseneed tdring the Pdmenietlye.
op, I bale nettle Miledete - reconultend it' wherever I •
weutetticyclincir sae well as • nOwcIC might be save&
' mir ed nom that awful dial:MeV thr'P feel it a duty II
owe to the sfilicted'to publish it to themesiki. Permit'
cic icendca a few wow which how Vine under my
inunedisto observation. Being on a visit to Camden,
N. J., last summer. View a aud. evidently in the lam
d' bower consumption. The mother informal
me that the phYricians-bad' Oen •• the child opas
curable. I told her what benefit I had received from.
the use of Bthencleir Palinode Syrup, and Woad
bar toproeure a bottle. I bard nothing more from'
the little sulkier until about three mondiJaßisr; bein g
in tee merket r my attentionwardrawa tivarbidy who•
observed me very attentively. Shifinallrated .
toe, and askedif I was not the lady who rectionend.-
ed Scbenck's Pulmentic Syrup to her dying child last
summer in Camden. I replied that I was. Slie mid
that her-child had entirely recovered, and wevueteWed
monly healthy. Her name is Mis. Wilson, - and now
resides in Bridesburg.• Ake:ghee lady I-would mention
in particular, who had a screfulousaffection' ,Herface
and neck presented one continued-mm=l one of her
eyearwaseeriously affected with it. ethe bad beams -
greatly emaciated, and to all appearances past reeermey.-
1 induced her ttr try Setuarek's PulmoureSyrop, which
she did, and is now perfectii• cured: Another lady,-
Mirs. McMullen, whose residence I will give on appif...-
cation, was evidently in the last stage of Consumption, -
I prevailed upon her to tryttberPohnonic Syrup. Ins
easy sbort'thhe she wee entirely recovered, and nowase
joys excellent health, having become ereeedingly ­
These are three cases within my knowledge, which
know were cured by Schenck's Polmonie Syrup, AU
who 'doubt this statement; and will take the trouble to •
call on me at' atrirmidence Parrish street be doors
above tenth north aide, I dank I will be able to esti*.
fictorily confine them by own case, and others that
1 know have been cured 'by this Symp. Mice my
cure, there have been so many to see ma to know what
took, that I have hid a verysgood' opportunity of
I knowing-a great many•that have taken it,. and have
been greatly- benefitted thereby. and rthink if 'persons -
! aimed with, Consumption or Liver Complaint, would'
send for Dr. Schenck, and kV biro earetofj examine '
their lunge. and Whet says be tan cure them, follow the
direMitme,,and prevent' taking cold; theywill rapidly.
recover. .
G ULTELMII I Is. -LUBER?, •
Philadelphia, May 29, 1849.
L H. Senesce—Dear Sir—l have known Mn.•
Leibert for several years, as a member of my church,
and liave - all confidence in her statement, and am 10.
joked to find tier again restored to health. Any-thing
more, in addition to her statement, brneedless.-
Yours, truly. THOS. L. JANE WAY,
Pastor of the North Presbyterian Church. a
Philadelphia..lone 20, 1849. Sets so. ahem Green,
Preisred and sold by J. a. SCHEICtIE, otitis Lab! ,
meter,- 8. E. corner Costa & Marshall sta., and by
the following Agents in Bradford County.
Geo. A. Perkins; Athens; D. Bailey; Leraysville; T.
Hompjirey, Orwell; Maynard & Woodburn, Rome; •
1.1. Watford, Monroeton ; D. D. Parkhurst, Le Roy;
C. E. Rathbone, Canton ; King dr. Weber& Teoy:
'and by MIX & M'AtKlN,Towsmthg
Price, got per bottle or $5 per half dozen,
:):7:1 - ,‘v*:Itc 1 110 . 1AA
PHEW aerssu
The Great 0011011BEINCEDT.
llany_yaara et , empo•lawS, and wore than a Ilanatedf
mad IL - titee of C llwe Complaints, trare proved to
the emdoobtad satisbetios a parsons who tare bums so.
sainted with this waadaykleawady, that Rig grermy enprmers:
became ft fa sogaia, and athirp,4ol raor* , geptsha Mrs
Cransuguatles of the Lgsga,,thaa imy other Remedy tabs
old We Snow. bosuns Obit la aM by mute that Comm*
Ofon PM sot be envoi Be bat the opiate of the many or the kw,
weabil we attempt to argue alida mgt. bed t h is we ads rap, sad
do wort as a hbovida OM be proved to aggsludi of emes.•
dot Ms medicine lass eared PorAs rot ehariaertda s relh•
MCP were eghcantiware called read Ctassissrm go, VW. '
." 1001000 ded watallogreos that reseatbledond were to all no
ar thersoptorna of those she di r, e d sale dud we add is
with Mat , fatal dhows Ceses• This Baur
have 4 emulous et who were asall Oahe iterMwdl
has ewes ,abonlabir. csompo.,paustaballansate
0 4 11lesl o z h afablap..Persiala Raarewe•
laida and Boch—,.. • •
.r.• virw=ires 414 101 '
604-1511010 Paw" : ...••sossa hubs sub bre bee
illseg• • •.
;odd asallup weak haeger. This
oared agar ft Ina said they 44rfe meeesol tele la a rblegt
Iladlitise has eared some who 7 6 . • gki g sew Itatsa amaigip,
suite, but, by thav be of tido restao 4
goed heahle.
agenrna ••sesait R vilauset tO
Tide laalgan %prays *Asa -4e• ar
Calm wardiser 107 allatta pilhewas
anatassualtt agbetetrawreartermas aka". .7ribmr=isk
rod Jisailatior a cesii,==ki
Consumption,: -
MIMS Nod 42419. . ikNelint. Alias, emligr4 Sidi
XL ruses i not BMW, filo. and Amami*.
A sm., sbak.t..d.nozkui_ AL_ WEAK.
'daft tba!staq, awns WIS.
15.U19 IC: . ,
itlit=ll partiedin of Cam. me ow Paw
Plow! Ina . our Spots hop des most am*
For sale by HUSTON & PORTER,
,TooraDde
C. 11. Herrick, Athens ; E. Rathbun% Celia
D. D.Parkbkarsit, Leroy; L Estwoo,Monroetoo; E •
W. Baird: Rammetsfield; B. Bailey & ects. Leßow
villa; T. Rampino,, Orwell Maynard & Woodbom.
Rome; E.S. Tracy, Smithfield 4.Cooya & Gee, Bur
lin Soo ; L.tit E. Runyon, Troy. •
AU orders most be addressed 0. WALLACE &
Ca 304 Broadway, BIT: Y. Meanly
LitirebEtt true.
Gentleman of Utica. Ni Y%. has obtained from
it the WitilAuel. simple reniedY, which a
more just Ada to the name of " family ors all* than
any Medicine arm have ever before knows. Nothing
is connected with it bilta little Alcohol to preen"
and yet it acts with gnat . certainty in removing PSIlk
and 111 infLuitition, majoi. all sorra, burnt, kelt
see and It tens; laoay. rom bowel complaiofse
tholanamortinsi hsraorrhaga, egg jobs, toothache, sum
Maraud all nervous affections, It is white as snee;
and as harmless, and it is called
"Pond's Pain .DestrOyer and Healing Extract." .
'None is genuine except'" Pond's Ruins" is Woln
the kettle. Mrs Pond first introduced this medirinitto ,
the palliator] his 'upended a vast deal Of time aroA
ttatmey-ht . brhrging it to a higlaTstate of perfection, and
w
we now arnmt every bottle to give satisfaction.
A man by the DION of Spencer , lias pm forth an
ankle called Coyle Extract" which claims to
be from the Witch hotel. If from that shrob, imago,
e perfect ,deciption " '
• fere Imiwetpot attA
cksLtencii jt tti, get eyamehlet
w m .1: 310. % to o At e, on p ak a n kb yp u ip t go lo .l' amb ligi t i oy ;
IVilley Franklin, • • - 14 e 6th EON.
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