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The , sehrgif4lp bow athand,-whelifilliftioapptigrkt,
branch Of farni".wcitk absoth.;ituffitirricies..priticipat
attentiorp -htiiik of the sffe:4os:9iliif*lf4ooifqt
:;optist-the plow:being , FUtik a." proper. depth : , as,
.ftS a ihorotqh . breakinquF:of lhe,.snil, . giving
the'pr,o6j':a:ViitableOpportuaily ',elm
; Ir4ting aktrio::
alkaliturtalts - -an& other • constitortila of
whkii the plant is rnagle 11 i : Anil a Thorrin2b
vvrization oldie soil,,gir es an rpportan . P.Y for'the
rittnaspiiere nod rain trater,to,pguel:aLL rude resin.
ty,'arid:Jeposit - itg liarbi , ttie arid gnseg,, iritic.gett,
41 Chg, rorits id tie platy': Timer, in
1.14 popular work on Agririti.pre.,,say.s.. In per
t, rtrunthe.opecation ot plowing: it is reguisiti,
-trnded IT the plow :should
I•, , prfecily. &4,141.1. 'and,tiar.,ll...l ‘ With coo ao idler:
the furrow slices sil equal, and unitllrtt.ly.
so - that' they may 11.4 overtop each oilier. or
nay inecorgity an the v.urta' rn the groom/
•
:t it lie..otiiecwi-ei that, is La say, it the slices are not
ut equil breadth, the operation becomes more (Wil
e 1", jii.e.in3e at every :leviatiorif;om gratg-bt line
resistance %t liith the earthoppotet , td the illSifV
r..ent liccOmes increased..
Tent the Plow athanee at a regular
f".rtn depth, nu.? on a line parallel to the surfac'e o
the soil that is to say, that it does not as is the
case when it is not well guided ; sometime cut thick
aid other times thin t.ces.
.3d.' That Ma plow .enapiy the 'arrow ag com
pletely ns possihle, so that the earth may not tall in
.again after the plow - has paAed, and that the per
lien of the soil not yet Mised, but which has in , l
been divided by the ploy:Attie, may form not an
acute, but ;aright angle with the bottom 01 the fur
tow oti Which ii bottlers,
and furtl►er, that the divitl r ed -slices be if hrays of
the same breadth, that they likewise
,preserve the
. (tipth whi . efi it is.desirr bin to give them.
.. 4 The fulfilment of these derirable ends is secured
In a certain extent by fa - kin:lC.3re that the plow is
prripeily constructed ; tint it also depends itta great
measure on the skill of the plowman, who requites'
to understand the use , olthe instrument. The bile•
which will attoitilthegrou th.uf the crops, very
much depends upon the skill, and faithful perform.
;Artie of dufj•'oo the pail of the plowman.
The eitith of the sod or fur tow.t . liee must - be
regular according to the nature or the soil, and the
,dicer to be attai.led by --rite plowing. The greater
l',e tenacity of the sod, the narrower should these
slie'es.be gayer when they are too broad, it is im•
possil . liM break and divide them properly with
From alight or sandy soil, on the other
hand,- wide-slices may be cut without any inconve.
nictice beiansethe harrow alWaya has sufficient
power over such soil.to.pulvetize it comp:etely.
The greater the depth of the furrows, the less
should be their width, both because the plow wound
have - too great resistance to overcome,. and because
if the pieces of earth or 5.011:3 out Of them, are broad
and thick, they cannot be tunteitover rcomplele
,ly as they ought to be.
It the - Object itt view is ontyio bring stubble, or
turn tali the tort of latuLlying: in fallow,;plowing, in
xl4lO slices is admititle, "and in some respects
1 re fer a hie.
Two or three inches; in the width of a slice, makes .
a great dillerenco hi the quantily of "roil• done in
a day by the plow.
When the object is to divide a tenacious soil int
!lie proper . breadth lorthe s.liee i 3
ti.. , ven inches, but where the soil is light, an equal
advantlio Will be gabled by making the elice a
foot wide. 9
Supposing The rate of progress, ot . in other words,
ilio - pacif.Cat 'which the cattle or horses - move, to, be
equal in both cases, twt lb a hours are spent in plow
ing a field with -furrows seven inches Wide, while
only seven bouts would be required. to plow it if
the tUtrowd were twelve inches wide.--Naine Far-
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Ex PeRIMENTS WITH POTA TO&S , —For Several sea
sons in Eucces3inli ; 3 - tetv yews ttp j r - Itc - triect -rad
o.ls experiments on our farm, in the .cu;tivatinit of
..powes eon kk,v Nell tats het i ponese
, oc as
certaining whielt,4yas, the best and most cconon 1-
plant cut . ,tubers, small,porato% or thonof
itaigeor metliumsize.,,,ll , woulti take a louger tar
ticlethan wenoiy have time 40 unite, to give all
ihe,'PartiOularasfiltese experlinenrs ; but the reSalt
was . ...eititer cut potatoes - or small ones protitiCed as
great a yield, and as large tubers, as' medium-size
nr itg,e seed, ex - cePt when the seaeon was rather
wet anti Yety, growing. one,; and then, the layer
prod nce,l the largest crop. The only additional
value frhich tregimtid large-sited tubers over
email ones waqp hat the deciimpoßitinn"of the form.
er produced Icxxl floor the growing ' , crop. - But it
'tliertreagoit proved rather 'dry than' otherwise, the
t•ced would rot eonnquenly it affortleil 110 Avail-
VO the grow ing'erop over small seed. •Jutla
itlg• lamp Ittose'enierimPriTh, pll lhnt is'neeerra,ry to
, Tracy grinci C . TIT or
. prOrtlnex, i. , au eye, with'%utli
eietlrrikille tuff r winched to eapse.it to Fploll,t,
gond soi?,or orin,wejt,nprin , e,' : lnil a growing sea-
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pp ! le u 'kill reference (o ;the
- aWliee!ot .the Wilde this is prevalent_ tve
West to reit exclusively int planting
emit se: big "sound,
inetlinnt r•ize 'rune' of Plaiiiirig,.o.l
'4ltllso4ii"pim rf ext . itersliell lime Aliteellylen tit'e
ittlopred this,
meiltixt,! ; eck' far as we Itave hear I hive nut. anly
tiegif ixemptl fret) 4 .e but nave grown, good
eieroaSoE .w.eaperior, qual4. 4 --sitnetican 41gritqltu 7
rl4.
flanitryAlungt ti,oced properly, ,r 1 id, be kttilid'
ne,arly as ~i tokrrifiitVgnire, as .guoik. 4 l.4'.g,usho. 1.1 he
gathere.l weekltrprif in a
' l li ,. atrel; a•
ndiiikl64,ttiVei• with Ind V:fffi 1130 A:hatroal
liept:Out•ofthe ivitath4
er, four or iire•hun4red pounds of ifugit man ire en
acre laritf. 4 9ai1t0. 1.1 •
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k.)591;`711,1h0 following weregenerally ,
kno al *Oliklbe TribiebAriefa 3 / 4 ,ll'tAtt.‘" I\,° con::
",: Jowly keep juin our,foroily., , and And tit :an ixcel.
"ithelititft3
eggs inintiOeY 4 ;tind /
_ theii4tie.4lo their aliells j when quite cold - put
!II .44 krV4O. Pf!or: iT 3 '5„t l , O )T :(70R.
..eittitto :quite cover therni) in which ba3 : heetkpre..
, viouely boiled the:usual'spites tine
• iialste, with tiaciJir, apttiumt,olooulnir
- • change/ color., - •
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'The,bitter bite as the man bald when te ruA bib
s '• -', through a redpoprr.
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,Store; Tin' Store')
Af:' - iettfigNs,•: - ;PA,
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WHEELER'S, & AL S O '
EMERY &, CO'S
Nl:iv-tont si•itu .a.ttrrtrtrettAr. SOCIETY ' R mere
MERE
Rail Road Horse Power & TreAter,
WA Ile Lees! atilt Important rmprotturents, for
rchUh Patent is secured.
subscriber tal.ea this method to inform the
,L Partners of Bradford 'and the adjoining counties,
that he it agent for, and has for Sole, the shove wet. loa
fed and unequalled Horse Power and Threshing Ma.
chine ,, .. which he is prepared to furnish on the FORA
terms As by the twanufacluter. with the addition of the
actual cost of transportation, contracted fur at the low
est and best roles. '2,
The subscriber has sal a number of the above ma
chines in this, and the adj lining - counties of Checnurig
And Tioga, N. 5i.. and all wiihout exception have given
the very best satisfaction, and where- they are I':moil,
sli formers give them the preference, cn att r eount of
economy in threshing, being operated with much less
expense, and cracking and toasting much lees grain
than any other machine in use.
• The Two•Hoise Power Thresher and Separator is
capable , with three or four men, of threshing from 150
to 200 bushels of wheat or rye, or double that quantity
f oats, per day.
the vices fo'r Emery & Co.'s efts
Hope Power, $B5 00
do Thresher and Separator, 3. 00
do Bands, wrench, oiler and
extra pieces, 6 00—5125 00
do = Two horse Power, fall) 00
do 'hasher and Separator. 35 00 .
do Bands,soiler, wrench', &c., 6 00—$150 00
&lso,W heeler's one-hohe poet er,Threshet,
at& Separator, complete, (improved this
sc.con 6120 00
Wheeler's two-horse Power, Thresher and
Separator, complete,
Prico of Emery's 'Fresher ind Clearier;'
with bands, wrenches, &c.,
Jo Saw Mill, complete for use.
Prico of Grant's Fan Mill's, adapted for
; hand or power, from 22 00 to 25 00
The subscriber will, oleo the cowing season be pre
pared to furnish to order
' .
EMERY" & Co.'s NEW
TITRESITEIL AND CLEANER.
The Cleaner has all the advantages of a good fan.
ning mill. cleaning the grain tit for market, wasting
none. The additional cost being lint little more then
a fanning milt, or about thirty dollars—making the
whole Thresher and Cleaner Coat $75 to the Farmer,
and with Ewer St Co.'s twet•horse poweolBs 00:
isj. On aceount of the large demand for the above
machines. and the difficulty of immediately filling or.
dens for them, persons wishing to purchase machines
should give me timely notice as to what kind and at
what time they wish to procure them.
Farmers wishing to do their threshing immediately
after harvest.should procure their machines as early as
tho first of July. Also for sale .
A GESERAI:4IIOIITMENT OF JDFROF ED
,A GRICULTURAL' & HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
At manufacturer's retail prises, such as
CORN SU ELLERS, STRAIN iCUTTI:RS,
• CULTIVATORS, C,OI3NPLAY-ERS,
SFUBBI,i,SIVARP,SUB•SOIL 4 . other PLOWS,
DOG POWERS .FOR CHURNS, KENDALL'S
CHURNS, GRANT'S GRAIN CRADLES,
Barran% Grain Reaper.
Ilerqving- Horse Rakes, Bay, Sirtnt , and Manure
,e Forks, 4e. *4. Also;
grist Iron rind Wood Carta trod Vtll Pumps,
LEAD PIPE of all sizes, in large or. small quanti
ties, cheap for cash.
COOK, P./IRLOR 4 OTHER
OVJOVZO
--Irinetimirttkrriirrn.wrffiapp,i4smr s s,_Rwcy l i t 1.F7
My stock of Stoves, and mires, will compare favora.
by with those — of !my - Istove,Storn in,:eny of the large
aeighbmingdowns., #„ • 7
Tin .; jitliahnitl and ;ASltiei
manufactured ,and fcr sale wholesakaml retail, Cheap
. Cask.'
„A large and full Catalogue AgriculturalLu-:ple
inontie and Stoves. WTI engnaelogs, A :im bib e d , & ai l s ,
egtcr here, or on application by mail post-paid.
. RAYMOND M. WELLES.
Athens, Pa,, November 30, 1850. ' Ir/a
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP.
rfIIIE ;subscribers respectfully inform :the public that
they have taken the :shop formerly occupied by
Adam Eseowine, nn Main street, nearly opposite
Dralic:',l Wagon shop, where they are prepared to do all
kinda'of BLACKSIitLrnm apnn reseonable terms.
They arorthiterinined by doing their work well and
promptly, totnerit, as_they hope to receive a share of
public patronage. •
HORSE-BHOEING done in the beat manner. All
kinds otrepairing Machinery, executed in the oat skil•
ful manner.
. ,
WOOD WORK for wagons rrill.aleo be made and
repaired,when,dosired.
-1. - 411181,4 4 4*.:1 1 thekfshoP. w4lbepraviiktiel Oho
well done, endmenufectured . from ttfo . be'stircaterißle.
The puldic are' regheikiedio;kive oe s trial, and judge
for themeeriee.' ESENWINI;Bcf3EEBISCFjIJ.
Towohda. Key 2, 1851. -'
M=Mai=l
. . .
DAM WEN WlN . E . :repeetfullr inforpia the pub.
-LT& lie th*,he.now,oecupies .the Atli:lp %there hioissl
and, brother, have for
_., , ,ears welitc4.l„, pear l y Opposite
Toinkiati i ,foutisitho4fre rgil34! oil work;,
in his Atte, as formerly ; in ihe bespanner,. ;AO is de.
tertnioel,4tio: reputation ho has ; attained as
.weristnen shall not suffer by, any neglect . .o(oin iitter
eatd of cl*tomerfiv b.7..:ony.itiaitetnien to binilneis.:
T44ol.aonanufiictured ,to arilr4 73 -..q44ehitiery t a 111.
kinds rcpeireA , iu itio best, 14finer. ever:/ kind of
/4eßctiring,and ganufacfuring will he' i dnie it:short
notice, end in the style desired.
,florre'Shoring.mp • rAsocinable, #oCs. l e4stiltelso .
Alto .VestrtfrY ,Prodlirli •.4 psytneuj,ior tii9klutt o
Sectio-lisoniti.7l o Al*-
Threads, Jan. 17, , '
_ tow nunny
• 'tames,
8011 e; BarnesoTtnnicliannfactory.
J that they heve`taken the shop lately 'We:copied hi ,
C:l'. l- 11inderLotrittain street: 1i deli-doarril bear the
13dch Itiiiv; where they twill , , keep on .bead l e is*
"YrAY-f• , Y, .„
attliaiet - C)24lsitie! ) %ol6bac:*Pg
'• Vioiti.S.Atattsza,
11. artichn itt i their, line ruartukitetrld .0 order, 'mind
"olidaeMr..haat inatertiskinalekahriuntitiship . egniir
,he autpaitsod ih Nintherurmutt#lieuia;' riettfolceir
a ca ll
firtni'ihnse odshint t Yo , pardon, conOdeut , thai
they can give astisfaetiou both es to quality end Ore.
GJ Cash will be paid for Hides and Sheep Pelle,
at the highest rotes, at our shop:,
Towanda, November 19th, igfip,
1.• • • -
• - -
ISIMME
145 00
75 00
35 00
EINE
•
!'& .
" MIL
' ,Nor
LiFEANUPIREINSORANOE DEPOT . '
Tue te 6 . gait ea l Ltre itsenritatee k orreiseCip.f.,
On Use new piincipliityideferh.thept.turtd partiiipat
, rajie" 4 ,PS. .
•
Charter e a . ,
r Capital Site bilb
F. b. Horr;lkiedi4l lnfor-•
mating given, p , nd epplicatione received
E2.CANFIg4D, Athens,
.Also apj4iietions toe lneuraai'Jalaitiatic6e lir . rite in
"Cite Washington Co.. ittratual-Inseirminvia'ipois
• Thoolargen,,Munnal Company in &if; World.
Capital over $1,00U,000...... Over 100,000 minima.
The State'Mutuai, a►kHurrlsttigrg~ Pa."`
The greeifiennsikyania liiimpOny.being a - raiment
mul Merchant'a,Cunitemy, 7 vaiih a largn and increasing
civil' fund, lying built itstoalr and mutual Company.
-J. E. C.INrIELD, Agent, Athena, Pa.,
Pension and Rowdy Land Agency.
Thit subscriber having reeVired all the Pension laws
tievessaty in, , tructions and forma, from the proper de
prtment etWasltlngtfin, will atteintto the eppiteation
of Sottkiees o . Widow.; - And. Wont
,ehiltiren boldiem
u,1,0 by the late rani . ire entitlest-to-llautaty Lille for
Re in ices rendered' orini "tray of I 12,.0r a nY'of the
Indian wars nines Ll9O. - And all Perusictrt, claims un
der the various arta of (longterm. The late pension
Isom and decisione giving to many pensiana not here
tofore entitled to them. Prompt attention liven luall
post paid communications, by
Athena. Dee. 28, law. J. E; CA ISIiPIELIi
THE t:Nrruo sTATES'
LIFE .INSURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY.
Charter Perpetual... Cash systeni—Capital $240.000
Office No. 29, Merchants' Exchange.
ORGANIZED upon the mixed principle." Stock
and Mutual, which combined features offer to in
sured members double the usual security. The Cash
syste..l of payments has also been adopted, thus avoid
ing the heavy drawbacks created by unpaid premium
notes. The table rates of premium, upon which its po
licies are being issued, is the only scale experience has
proven should be adopted, as affording requisite secur
ity to be insured, and an undoubted - guarantee for the
perpetuity of such institutions. An experimental ta
ble may be found worthless, at the very instant a poli
cy should possess its greatest value. Life Insurance,
very properly, is emitting the attention of the world.
rho publio however, in their commendable willingness
to embrace and einploy. its wise and salutary provisions,
should make ultimate security' the primary and meet
important object, which can only be attained by so ad
justing the premiums as to anticipate unexpected loss
es aml fluctuations of every kind. It is the purpose
of this company annually to credit, upon the polices
of ?widers and books of the Company; such an amount
of profits ai shall not affect the stability, or impair the
sacredness of its contracts. Premiums may. at the op
tion of the insured„be paid-annually, semi-annually,
or quarterly, in advance. AU necessary information
together with blanks, pamphlets, &c., may be obtained:
gratis, at the office of J. E. Csarixt.o, Athens, Pa. •
ninscruns.
Stephen R. Crawford, Paul B Goddard,
Ambrose W. Thompson, Lawrence Johnson,
Benjamin W. Tingley, George Mitlenry,
Jacob 1.. Florance, J alma Devereui,
XV iiiiem M. Goodwin, John L. Linton.
STEPHEN W. CRAWFORD, President.
Alltilaosz W. Timm cso.N. Vice President.
Cals. G. lait..sr, Secretary and Treasurer.
AIITVART—ManueI Eyre.
COUNSEL AND A TTURN t,---Thornaa Batch.
P. 8. Hoer, Medical Ezamioer for Athena.
December 27, 1850.
TVESOLUTION.—Notice Is hereby given, that the
Ai partnership heretofore existing between the sub•
scribers in the Harness and Trunk making business is
this day dissolved by mututl consent. E. Smith &
Son *ill settle the business-of the' late firm. Those
indebted must make immediate payment, and those who
hive agreed to pay groin, are notified that unless de
livered at the time agreed, CAA will be expected.
E. SMITH,
November 15, 1850. JERE CULP.
SADDLED, HARNESS, AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY.
E. Sintll4 4 Son,
RESPECTFULLY inform the public that they
will continue the business at their old stand, north
side of the Public square, and will keep on hand, and
manufacture to miler. every varirty of SADDLES,
HARNESS, TRUNKS, VALIUM Ace., of the best
materials and of workmanship, not to be surpassed.
• By•strtet attention to business, and promptness in
fullfilling engagements, they hope to continue the lib.
era! patronage they have heretofore enjoyed—.
Clan:mut Ta 131,1 1 .50 'will be 'clime oh short notice,
in the neatest manner.
All kinds of Grain, Produce, Hides, Sheep Pelts,
will be taken in exchange for work.
-
11137, — MitigibNileAlPir:do
ESSfITH einovertheir'Saddle &
. Harness Shop to the building nearly eriposite
the Ward House, late the "North Pennsylvanian"
printing office--on main etrect. Jan..
- • CHARLES•K LADD, M. D.
PilysiclAN AND SURGEON, Office in the
Union Block," up stairs; North side of the
Public Equate, over Etwell's Lew Office. Entrance
between Elwell'a and Adams' law offices; where he
may always bo foam: when not professionally engaged.
••Towands, July 12, 1850.
'TEM CITY 331731011 T.
A. New Era in Newspapers.
IHE CITY BUDGET is designed to fill a blank in
in the newspaper world, of Refined and Elegant
Literature, Wit, Humor, Graphic Life Sketches of For.
eign Countries. and the tvery.day conversations and
the manners of their people. Each number will be em
bellished with spendid engravings. engraved from new
and original designs by the best Artist.. in America.
No old cuts or foreign witticisms, tehashe, will be
&nine], but everything will have the advantage of
originality.
Families will find this an interesting Journal* their
patlor table, as from it not only information of the most
agreeable and pleasant kind may he obtained, but they
Wilt find something to amuse them in their lelaure
hours.
There is no paperlike this at present in America, 41
indeed there be one in any part of the world ; bat oar
people are a reading people, cud require, as we shall
give them, subjects of interest and amusement ih
cheap and condensed form. We are entirely different
from the ordinary
,Newspaper or Weekly Papers, nor
do we seek to enforce any opinions upon the minds of
our readers, bat Imre them to gym their own.
aty Every Country Merchant and Family-should
.reut,lAtitrid Alwyn. or the ituineot.corintry Merchant;
A peep into Mercantile4,gencierf; wistarias oreSted
such,* great sensation in business circles, and wilt be
continued every week until it is concluded. It is de.
aiinctitts,a.tossv up theirune light *are spies, "hi?
ilwishy‘tieutAiatcntitionattlitet Mos(prvita, WI of
Merchants and Fami les, to the injury of trade and the
demoralization of man.
r isiunplet Opt of .Itye . City iNdgeer fits ba ,sent by
majl to address , in the country, ifrequlred4
Thre tenet a paPei in 'America that Ores as umch
original readin‘ matter for the Same price.
Pride Etarittollsi Pere:MUM' or Taro Tents peesbr.,
Ffe ceopi, for "tile try Newisboye"atid Newsagent,~
throughout tho-Koited,Btutes !• - ;
TO'COUNTRYVICHANTS & POSIMASTEM •
Tbecury,suuoar will be furnished. to , ;Clubs at
tits tollowlottowt.prites , $
1.3" Copies to one Wren, . E ., ,t, $4.00
10 " e. 8 00
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'pl* "' ' ' • '''' • IL P.-MATHER de.Cii„/ „
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r ARGE! asicatinitivArght6h6T,Casssimeres and
Li Sluituats, olso Calico ana.otbes .0.1 Goods so
Ossapsbat defies i; , compegion,,al ,f'44 4 ;14gr8. .„.
P:•Decil t:rn ~ . ...:1 art '1: ,-, , ' , c'. , •,'?, . '- 4 ' '
Rt Mona,' andirintefr Reds, is will as
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a large stock of Ca.icoes, Delosices, enhances
and Alpaccas, can be found for sale by
Noe. 7. B. KINGBBERY & CO.
MESE
C. T. SMITH,
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Pulmonary Linitnen ,
t' 10tiero
Anti Dyspeptic Mistuiii, - CriagNii c c Pills
Nervins. '
.. (n ,, riiitai illrirj'f l'
Vermiform, ::,-;,,. riiiiiovige`
PuT,4 4 45 . „,
s. ,idickiii. -e*,,,, jotimie.,
Used 6.0 Aitiiestorauritly antt , tigk itiiiiiedißed sue
eels irs4AViersOiseia, , o4,oooA - ,,tok,..commlition
rAdhinv .. *iif...ll/431 0 1-# 6 l- .'"
1 DiseaieiV4ifftilgilii L r ,ittnig,,Y 9 4l444 l4lllt he 0
Dr. Fiteteirtatiitatred - PaTenrinOeplated alsionsiniV :
supporters; Improved-015d steel spring shoulder
• brace; Dr. FiteMs sites/ inhaling tube, il
Dr. ,Itch's Cerebrated .Six LeciitreS
On the prevention and cure of ConsureptiOn,hethruit
- Diseases of the•Heirt, Sce, and. on the Method +
preserving health and beauty to an oW age.
Its book should be in every (ninny. To the Co*.
sumptive it points out the only reasonable hope fur ca
lief. To mothers, the direction* it gives in the cue aid
education of children me invaluable. 78,009 copies 0
this book bare passed through,the press. and the wile
continues unabated.
For sale by 8.8. FITCH 41; CO., 769 Broadway, N.
Y., and HUSTON & PORTER, Towanda,,aud
E:RATHBONE, Canton, ~ I q'
Cl'• Dr. Fiteh'e Guide to lam:lids, or airections to
perbons using Er.Fiteh'si temediei, to be, had gratis of
all the agents. . l3y
AN ADVEkTISEMONET
THAT lIPPEALS
TO THE SOUND SENSE OF. THE EOHMUNITT
Standard .111d!cipies.,
77te following rqualted series of ru;nlly Medicines
may be depended upon with the utmosticoofidence.
They have the approbation of the hest poysi
pans in the countr, and
.are tecorn
mended by all w ho have used them
as superior to any medicinl.
The' have been before the Public far five yew,
During which tines mere than 5000 cefrtificates have
been received from eminent public men
and othetv,ond are now on ffies
at the ..'omptiny's office.: •
• They are Compounded
With the utmost care and skill, and the ingredients
are thoroughly tested by scientific Acinists, so
that medicines of a uniform and reliable quit.
. lily are guaranteed in all cases.
THE GRAEFENSERG VEGETA/3LE. PILLS,
Are particularly valuable For the preveiirion and curd of
Fevers in general, all Bilious and Liver Complaints,
Jaundice, General Debility. Common and Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Heart ilurn„ Costiveness,
Griping, Urinary Diseases. Obstructions of
the Menses, Influenza, Asthma, and for a
variety of othee Chronic Diseases; in
fine, fur all ordinary family uses.
directions for the various Diseases accompany
. each box. Price 25 cents a box.' /
The Drietenberg Dysentery Syrup,
A speedy and infallible remedy in Diarrhoea. Dysente
ry, BlOody Flux, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infant um
and the Asterte Caunste, if taken with the filet
symptoms, via:. vomiting and diarrhoea. It ne
ver fails to cure the worst possible cases of
bowel complaints, generally in a few hours,
sbldom' beyond a day. It is POUELT
VIOUTAMS, and taken in any quan
tity is perfectly harmless.
The Oraetenberg Green Mountain Ointment.
invaluable for Bums, Wounds, sprains, Chi,!hieing,
Corns, Sores, Swel ings of all kinds, Rheumatism,
Erysipelas, Bronchitis, Scrofula, Ulcer*, Pains in
the side and back immediately relieved, Inflam
mation of the Bowels, and for all cases where
there is inflammation.
Marshall's Uterine Catholicon.
A certain cure for Prolapses Uteri, and for most of the
distressing complaints incident to females. Pre
pared by Dr. THEO. POMEROY, of Utica,
solely for the Graefenberg Company.
TUE °Tilts OILLETENitiVO 3f[DICCWRII ant
Eye Lotwn, Health Bitters,
Consumptive Balm, Fever and Ague Pills,
Ciu/diren'a Panacea, LithYs file Ointment,
Sarsaparilla Compound.
g:7 -The Graefenberg Manual of Health, • complete
hand-book of medicine for families. Price fifty cents.
Office, 214 Broadway, New York.
CsoTtos.—The public is requested, to best jot: rind
the t euerything prepared by the Greefenberg Company
hes their seal upon n.
Spurious articles have been issuedelosely tesernbling
the genuine in every particular, except the seal, and
the utmost taro should be used before purchasing.
Aerate for. Bradford County..-11r. nUSTON sad
Dr. PORTER, Towanda. Iy3B
J, WINTOSH, DENTIST,
HAS removed to a few doors below Bridge street,
on the East side of Main-st. in the building ; for
merly occupied by J. I). Montanye Esq.
All operations amounting to $5O, or over, one hal
to be paid down, the remainder in three months, I
the operation proves nnsatistactoq,the money paid will
ho refunded. A noto of hand however must smut° the
payment ofthehalfleft unpaid, with a proviso.
iLLEgYII I I,II, -- TIOTEIf,'
•
THII SUBSCRIBER, having . now completed hia
arrangements for the accommodation of the Travel g
tug Public, feels warranted in soliciting his share of
Publi c Patronage. His Table shall be furnished with
the best the market 'llford& His Stabling is Large and
Warm. His Bar shall he filled With as good Liquor
as are to be found in the country.
BESIDES, for the accommodation of many, the
subscriber is manufacturing Bodo, Shoes Saddles, Hap ,
new, Truidcs
,and Valets, ie., 0. And keeps on
band a good' assortment of PATENT ME DICINEs,
for all of which his patrons will be askcd only a mode.
rate price.
• Come one, come all, both far and , near
A home you'l tied, a home to cheer,
And • ebestrarticleif you would buy
Call at Leceyville 'many: • • - - • • -
For former patronage and favors. the public. will
please accept the sissiere thanks of T. D. SPRING.
Laceyville, Feb., 13, 1851. •
MYSTERIOUS KNOCKINGS IN TOWANDA!
. .
Gina,: Watch, and Jewelry Store !
_ _ - - *-A.Tet. WARNER Mk this method
.
4
, 4 of informing his old mistimes and the
l'ijii public generally; that' he has purchased t ' of J.P.Bul , his Sleek of Watches' ( Slott,
... andimtelry, lull 'eotnvneiicdf the above
latialoeidt in iilr °fife 'fastens hiertehes st•the Old stand
'Of the latter, on Mahrstreet, tWo'dooyseduth , of Brick
Row. Bit repotatitih 'is' a 'Watch tepairet '1,16 well
'eattittliattedln litli,ronsitliniitY, that it is hatedly neees
' elaty 'to is? a *Mil on that point.. W ith his long ex
perience ind great advantages' foi:' sequiring it thikough
t 1 4 1 9/44gelfilbl!lifirlFith., 1 1 1 P c Pt r ifit ialle n ilk saying
tof the paha . % king-Mk you(' yystclieli turit 'clizta, I.witt
ao th•rmiustice,t , - ~..., P 't
'
t
,•Antood4 sold or 410 Ptiliniq • t 1 Pne, Arstramtelt r yf i
teeammendon ITIPPe . V re 430 .4e11• , % ~t + i
- o s good:arren nt of4o.ocm, hAirgiicutia,al4l‘4,ew j elrt-
Impt c(rwantir nlll 4 9d. ~. 9 4 1 , '1: ~ , n.,-„. , .
My motto she 1 he—q,qick. sa,.-lesi small prOts„ pall
ileecn. evd ito.ctsslittgiAtemi (PP-1 1 4nt;ed."t •Illli-
.pall
f0t44.4.1 amp teinitnot to make its acquaintance, 1
k Towanda; Jul; 12, 1080: - -A. M. W ABNER.
Irftttic;;;6liiitttratakailtry; t
r PUB tisleit eni most complete assortmeyAof , rhool,
1 blank and miscellaneous BOOKS & STATION•
ER Y ever offered in this market, and at very low prices,
new pat opening at dlO O. D. D.% RTI,ET 1 'S.
EMI=
=ME
O=ZM=M=ll
- -0) , Iv •
IASr .17,3 1 1 1 1 1 30110Ra11g0i • me,
.;
-TOR boartilind NON inaluding Ortbaltrepityi Bad.,
r jog Writing,Ariahmstie; Algglost.:Book&ripirust.
English Grammar.Shetotic; Contposition,CleggrePkii .
• ITse of the Globess.Minottaktry: Natural Phil?aostbrand '
Aatronotny. (witli,thernag,tif a gixxl appitrattueM
nate those studies,) Mond ThikaMPb - yt and Chemistry,
payable quarterly, in oxlvance r ' etannatni "1/00 ISt
Day gaolers Per gnerter, • ' ' "
rarta dangle.'
Frinch,pet ginger, ' " ' ft.f
Latin. •4' 00
Spanish,. ' • 4 OQ
hilusin'theiphthip,) per quarter, 10 00
Any young latlyrrathinginspritafieuron the piano,
a privileged to learn rug-work, or any one of the above
anguages, and the same time, Wiiiteit additional charge.
To,n young istly.who,..tudies the ,English bmneheer;
Me terms of learning each of the abuse branches, ere
per quarter,
Instructions on the Ginter, 154 4 0 0 0 0
Use of Pianos, 75 .
Drawing and painting in, water color!. including
the use of materials, such as drawing paper ,
• pantie, pencils, ifac. 4 PO
Oil painting on canvass. 10 00
Painting yanitparent window shades, including . •••
iho*upply of materials, etch .
Fornittidpainting on paper; silk and velvet, per -
-twelve. lessons. 6 00
! 'Gilding on silk, craps. &c. , do. 3.00
Wax Dowers, per quarters.. 6 00
Pens-and inks • " • 50
Washing, 2 50
Board in vacation, $2 00 pet week,
Letters post-paltl,•add4seed to the' glades VIIIITC
,tagiFFllsf,tßinglitimten, Brooat i co., Z*l Y.; will e.•
ceive prompt attention.
GREEN'S TYPE FOUNDRY;
N. 128 Fulton sired, Sun bzilding7 New MA
,No. 17 Canal strut RoW, New Orlean.
Neurspaper Publishers and Printers.
wan confidence I invite the trade, before they
purchase elsewhere, to give me acall at No.
128 Fulton -street, New york, or at NO. 17 Ca nal.st.
Row, New Orleans, where I am ready to furnish
them with all kinds of
/300 K AND NEWSPAFKK TYPE,
of the newest and most beatitiful style. 1 am also
prepared to supply the much admired Scotch letter,
having lately procured, from Scotland a series of
these beautiful faces, togethet with every variety"of
form and pattern of
ORNAMENTAL AND JOBBING .TYPt.
Bordering,. &e. I fees assured- that the elegance
and accuracy or all the Typti manufactured by me
cannot be surpassed by any Founder in the Union.
13y an emirely new method in the mixfir t
and eco
ing lam enabled to retain the virtue; of compo
nent parts of Me meld, and thus to prodnee,in addi
tion to an elegant the most
SOLID AND DURABLE TYPE,
heretofore offered the public. To this last feature
would in particular call attention, fur solidity and
durability of Type is on the principle• of economy,
of the greatest importance to all typographers. The
members of the craft will also find me ready to sup-
ply all kinds,. of ,
PRINTING OFFICE FURNITURE,
for the estahlishment of complete Printing Offices,
such as Presses, Wood Type, Cases,tliands. flr ass,
Press and Wood Rules, Imposing Stoles, Compos
ing Stick,Brass and Wood Galleys, Riglets, Closet
Racks, &c.
Old Type taken in exchange for new ' , at 9 cents
per lb. The Trade dealt with on the most liberal
terms, and patronage solicited on the ground of fur
nishing to the purchaser of an article with which
he will be pleased and which will bring him the
worth of his money.
Editors or Printers wishing to establish a News
paper or Job Printing Office, will be furnished with
an estimate in detail of the cost by stating size of
paper and tind of wbrk to be executed.
Publishers of Newspapers who will ingert this
advertisement three months and send me the papers
containing it addressed to " Neaitt's Register.,"
New York, will be paid in materials of-=my manu
facture, provided they purchase six times the amount
of their bills for advertising.
H. H. GREEN,
No. 128 Fulton.ai. New York-, and
No. 17 Canal-st. Row, New Orleans
m 45
Removed to B. IS:ingsbery's Block !
. R` 4. Chamberlin,
AS just returned from the city
741 P,.: _ of New York with a large
)
( 1 ""ek.
, ;
.., oft supply of Watches , Jewelry and
. i. 477 Silver ware, comprising in part,
)2( the following aniclis :—"Lever,
(..,, .%.,
Via' ( r L'Epine and Plain Watches; w ith
It., = --- !je- - : •!: -. 7"'. a complete `asaortment of Gold
, 'Jewelry, such as Ear Rings, Fin
ger Sin ;a, Breast Pins, Bracelets, Lockets, Gold chains,
Gold Pens, Keys, etc. Also, all sorts of Silverware,
and any quantity of died Beads ; —ail of which he offers
for sale erceeedingly cheap for CASH.
Watches repaired on short notice, end tnarronled
to run well, or the money witl-be 'refunded. and a writ
ten agreement given to that effect if required. •
N. S.—MAPLE SUGAR, and Country Produce
taken•in payment fmwork; and area. /earn now, and
forerer,t that the Produce must be paid when Me work
is done—l war against credit in all its forms.
W. A. CHAMBERLIN, Agent.
Towanda,. Ap • ' ^B, 1850.
wititlß AIWYelf 23% 1 10.151M81.0.5.,
THE subscriber has removed
to his new shop, a few rods above
his former location and on the op•
posite side of the street, where he
contintirs to blanufaouro and
keep on baud, all kir.4lV of cane
end wood seat CHAIRS; and
SETTEES of various kinds, &
BEDSTEADS of every descrip-
tion, which I will sell low foi
cashor Produce, or Pino or Cherry Lumber, or ci air
plank, will be received for work. TURNING done to
order in the neatest Joanne!. Also,
CABINET WORK, ~
make and kept on hatut or mode to order, in - the he,
manner. JAMES MAKINSO7.I%
Towanda. March 9, 1849
111 W-.• 4111".. NIT AOC lIIHILICIIK-aatig
CritINTT SVRV6TRU I
HAVING located in Towanda, his services may
be obt , 4nell'hy addressing a line through the Post
Office, or by calling at the °thee of Ulysses, Mercer,
Esq., where he will be found, or ,where a written ap
licatpion may be ljt. Nov. 1, 1850.
0. H. P. KINNEY,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
TOWANDA, BRAD. CO., PA. •
Offur, North fide 'of She Public Square.
E. H. MASON, M. D.,
13)311V.MIZEZ:r... .:aVnIMUNDE . St
OFFICE on Main street. tom doors below Badge
saw. where be may be found. when not pro&o
-4joiiiillin. ed: 'rowande; NOv.so,isso..
WA:4,R,1 7 11114.- Illig4lo',S IE,
41223311Nai PA:
Tn''snbstiibincreSpeetfulli informs the , piablio that
hails. taken nessiissiorrof`hii 6lttlittrnd, in the
south : Part of the Bona'-of Atheni, , iiherti lie.oriH he at
ali3Ognedlappyin pee his-,litertditi anrj,isi9, T ruieasor to
maks
,atite*le,j„lk tinsts thit an
assiduous attention to,,the wisheit of the travelling. pub
Wiltitincure him ; the fever of the old patrons of the
" Mansion;' and thvisit of those whit desire a com
fortable afig S ebtivetiietit-itikipialeplaeti. r " '
Ifiatt - iiiti hill a well supplied—and the best
;gars be, proem:4lK the UAL • - -
n. Goo ti;Si.o4. i sii is sttlicite:d with Anand tral itten•
nee hostler',
H Ark ohinitihs niE be! ten to , the , Weilrly eta
Soo. tohairy pnasengere to eM float every troin, • eab
-otrnieE,f .E. MATHEWSON.
;Minis April 18, 18514 , , , , , : •
CLOVER SEED.— Large miasmal! Clover Seed for
lr by fib MONTANYES di Co.
~~;
OMEMOI
f'„
ME
7.ll,llebiti. .21::!'\:'.1
•
Afflicted - 419.,1101,Dspair' •
•••. •
Judder fe ll ow beragreartredfromOsatis by &bend's
3- ;:-, fs•- ,- fPultnarric Syrup: •
•
• Thefiallueringtmer is mar of :thavgleatest Arititopka
:Of palatine owirdisiame a serpublistsed itt medical bis.
Read it! r:;:
Premplaby no other'ohan thefeeling of hetampteace
arid for the benefit of my afflicted feSeve beings, I e .
'phut° make known a short deseriptiotrof
addle unexpected anal obtained kail - ,Japgrziou,
PULMONIC SYRUP. • About thtee . yeers ega:ll-ut
:afflicted wit b a violent ,cold, which
and side, and may. few Jays would
hie blood,; my edugh was tight and 'distressing:, very
dey I.buy violent fever creeping chills, 'and profuse
•
sweats aanight.nith greet difficulty of breathieg and
great loss of appetite; my aystiro mai tatirely'pros
ttated,'being confined to my , bed most of -
Two of the most eminent phySicians of this
tended me. and after exhausting alt their skill,, pm,
flounced my case incurable. Indeed, one eat my
lungs were almost gone, and I-could not Ivan* fa .
cosier. At this stage of my. disease. Irma prevailed
upon to try Dr. Seheneles Palma's& Syrup, and before
I had taken half• a dozen bottles, was so far recovered
se to be, to go *boot the boom. It seemed to strength.
en my whale system.-it loosened the cough end mop.
pare the bleeding-my bowels became regular, and
every thing I ate, seemed to digest cagily and nourish
my *bole system. Indeed, sucb was the, rapid pm.
gees* of my health and so sudden the change, that
beam, too /magnate of a speedy cure, and abatadon
ed the use of the medicine before -rho disease was
thoroughly eradicated, which resulted in another attack
of bleeding at the tangs fist tail. accompanied by a dis.
tressing cough. I again commenced taking the Put.
titanic Syrup, and sent lot Dr. Schenck who, s pun a
careful examination. adyised me to continue Mang it.
Before I bad taken four bottles, an abscess formed in
my . side, which gathered fold broke; discharging, lu nee
as I Can judge, a pint of eery disagreeable yellow mat.
ter. This seemed to cleanse and parity my whokrsys.
Ft. 103 this time I began to get better, sand am
happy to-say entiredy recovered.. lem sure at t hi s
time I enjoy better health then 1 We for the last ten
years. since I -commenced taking the Peilmonie Syr.
up, I have never tailed to recommend it wherever I
went, that othi4s, a well as myself, might be saved
saved front that awful disease; for I feel it a duty f
owe to the afflicted to publish it to the world. Permit
me to mention a few cases which have come under ray
Immediate observation. Being on. a visit to Camdm,
N. J., last summer, I saw a child, evidently in the last
stage of bowel consumptioul, The mother informed
me that the physicians bad given the child up is is.
curable. I told her what benefit I had received from
the use of Schenck's Pulrnonic Syrup, and induced
her to procure a bottle. I heard nothing more Iron
the Ihtlo sufferer nntit about three month after; being
in the market, my attention was'dratiro to a lady who
observed me very attentively. She-finally approached t,
me, an d asked if I was not the lady who recommend- I t
ml Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup to her dying child last
summer in *tunden. I replied that I was. She said
that her child had entirely recovered. and was uncom
monty healthy. Her name is Mrs. Wilson, and now
resides in Bridesherg. Another lady I would mention
in particular, who had a soofaloos affection. Her face
and neck presented one continued sore, and one of her
eyes was 'eriously affected with it. /She bad become
greatly emaciated, and to all appearances past recovery.
I induced her to ry Schenck's Pulmonrc Syrup, which
she did, and is now. perfectly Cured. Another lady,
Mrs. McMullen, whose reiiderme I will give on appli.
cation, was evidently In the last stage of Consumption,
I prevailed upon her to try the Polmonfo Syrup: • Int
very short time she was entirety recovered, and nowan;
joys excellent health, having become exceedingly fleshy
'l'bese are three cases within my knowledge, which I
know were cured by Schenck's Polmonic Syrup, All
who doubt this statement. and will take the trouble to
call on me at my reiidence Parrish street five doors
above tenth north side, I think I will be able to satis
factorily convince them by own case, end others that
I know have been cured by this Syrup: Since my
cure, there have been so many to see me to know whaf
I, took; that I have had 'a very good opportunity, of
knowing a great many that have taken it, and have
been greatly benefitted thereby, and I think itpersone
afflicted with Consumption or Liver Complaint,oWould
send for Dr. Schertel, and let him carefully examine
their lungs, and if he says he can cure them, fogwertife
direction's, and prevent taking cold, they will 'rapidly
recover.
GIJLIELMA L. LEIBERT;
Philadelphia, May 29, 1849
J. H. SeneveK—Dear Sir—l have known Mrs.
Leibert for several years. as a member of my church,
and have all contidence in her statement. and am re.
injecd to find her again restored to health. nny thief
more, in addition to her statement, is needless.
Yours, truly, • THOS. L. JANE WAY,
Pastor of the North Presbyterian Church,
Philadelphia. June 20, 1849. 6th st. above Green,
Prepared and sold by Lg. SCHENCK, at his Lib
orratory S. E. corner Coates & Marshall sts., and by
the following Agents in Bradford County.
Geo. A. Parkins, Athena; D. Bailey, Leraysville; T.
Humphrey, Orwell; Maynard & Woodburn. Roam;
J. J. Vl'arford, Monroeton ; D. D. Parkhurst, Le Boy;
C. E. Rathbone, Canton ; King & Vosburg, Troy,
and by MIX &. M ASON, Towanda.
Price. $I per bottle or $5 Per half dozen,
PILIONARY
The Great COVOICRIPMEDT.
Many fens oferperlence , end more than a Hundred Maki
sand Cures of Vortintmptivo Complabiti e bare prone] et
the undoubted satisfaction of all persona who hare become o
gisainted with this wonder/el remedy, that it is itleattly enperhrk
became it is seething and lontrag, and wore certain to can
Consumption of the Lamm,. then mil gawk Remedy at
world. We know, however, that it Is said by berme that Comm
Lion can not be cored Be that the opMionof she many or thefts
we shall not attempt to argue with, such. bat this we trill we.
do assert as a feet, which can be proved in thousand. °ram
that this medicine has eared Coopia thesis which. kiss
cores were effected, were called real Coneampti on, and
went attended with symptom that resembled, and were in all
weds like the symptoms of those odic die, and melee dead are feel
have dial with that fataltliseasto CeasnlMPlion. This IL
has 'cured thousawss of persons who Went said to be hopeless/id
Meted—who hat] Mid.dry, elacktaff_C be —Perms in the ti
Sid., and Rant —DlMenity of Breathing—Pershat Erman
taw —awe Finer —Nl.M.Smots—mid wasting away of W
Flesh and Blood. Persons having such gem !p Mrs we
cured after it was said they mild got life +Meek tenor. fir
Medicine bas cured some who were supposed to be. u s
st good ,but, by the Use of this remedy, they now lire, ad WM
health.
This Balsam le runty memetrolis ita, It Is pear=
take, and saw dots *Nisi in soy ante of d at under Cy
curnstances. It effects its areaderral and slaws mire Stn
Cures by Purifying, Streactiorktp, and layierwailsi
whom system—by epiabizety einterolias, and ,producum ate*.
amum—thus allayom Cousb—soothiag Ike Nerves -+ red
eig
sad ./Orlitorreg Expeeteratiou. It Curia the Worts: Or
Consumption,
COUGHS end Card,, fironthin.. Astrid, Spitiing ftT
top ai tM Lunge, /Tabu is t!,,e Breast, Side, m 4 CA rt. S"""''k
AVA . t Swan. 141 pita *as opiiedisaet, and dl /FEMALE if Bill
l'illsMSSs en d Coutptstott arishagethertdrom, Cholera Igo%
tam; to
Per Proof and pameanus 44 Cares. Bee oat rat '
pieta anattaattairte-an our-Age= Wore them to ifi""*
Far silp bq IiIiSTON.• & PORTER, rOeanJ
C. H. Herrick, Athena; C.. E. Rathbone, Cato
D. D. Parkh urataseroY; J. Hanson, Monroeton;
W. Ilaird, Rumnierafield ; & Son. Leith
villa; T. Humphrey, Orwell ; Maynard & Woo"
Rome ; E. S. Tracy, Smithfield ; Coryell & Gee, Di
lin ;ton ; L. le E. Runyan 110 y.
All orders 'motto addressed O. . WALLACE
Co. 304 Broadway, N. Y. 31001.1
' Yel l_ Strange bat tree.
AGentleman of . Utica, N. Y., has °Wi • its ,
wi, " -I
fl the Whitt-hazel, simple remedy. whic h :"
more pat claim to the name of • family rate all
any Medicine we have ever before knot.' ei
.
tS connected with it , bat a little Alcohol to
and yet it seiti•with great certainty in I si
end all local inflate:Won, curing alt sores. buertf
U 4' N
and lameness, rapidly. Piles, bowel e t " 11 ,,.i" ..;
chPlerkmorho „
s, hemorrhage:ear ache, leoth 4c .`""
"yes, and aeryousaffections. It is white x!wi
end as harmless, and it is called
" Ponds Pain Drttrmjer and Extrde
genuine cieept Points Extract" iS bloat
he tiaithi. Petid diet intreslnced this eili'd
,w 'eine
the public and bee expended a vast deal of ti
money in bringing it to a high'st;to of petfect . 4
we now warrant ever, bottle to givesatisfsetioo
f ett
- A man II the name of Spencer hes pat
which Claw b .
cuticle cal,letl" The Coyly Retract"
tie from tile Witch-lirrel. If from this shrub, ban.
d perfect, deception, and it is ••
hk4 woonorTiewsomPet.W.
010 he not deceived, get a pamp
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