Zgricattifai. Fruit. • in no wav Can LiNiteiall, 1 , 101 hp irk ahuntlattly eitap*.y, and unit-or:o%l'y otstilined, as in the culd satioa of hint. However hi!ly, Togged and rocky. ts.e land, althotigh it tense theislough_ and the +-Idle, there is Fateeiy en :tyre in out country util not produce mood fruit '0 some kind.— ft.lteti Mitts .tairtnt:e to cultivatiuu with• nut etpensive dra:mr,e, whonlebervier and craribetilee t eacit highly trtsltnit le in its tray. The tt:en and mortreain aide may eerily be made prole' fir in ,the cherry, pear, peach, and apple, and on the more favored portions of the roil, where wheat, rem and ;crass are eerily and abundantly produced will fruit repay the mom and labor in a rich re 'yard. ft is believed that. a good fruit tree will yield more mil rnatket end nutritive entire titan any other crap that vim Le pineurel from the roil Na labor of ilia (,outer, and no use of the soil pays more . abimilatit than when applies' to the culture of good frtrit. As a tree of dance Leh curers r.o wore Lind thaO a pour one, it is of the first importance to mako the best relectionA, and render the most faithful attention to its dull de% elopement. Man dues not use one half the quantity of fruit that he rhould do as an article of fond. Thousands of far mers live Mainly on - Salt beet, pod; and fish, who itii,tht have the luecieue luxury of fruit at every Meal, every month in the year. Besides, man is si.lapted in his nature to outwit.' principally on vege •atAe an d .4 1) 4 diet, and would be tir more happy, and inne,•lived for so doing. As an article ii general fond, fruit in its va-t varieties ie without a papa'''. Our friends, at a distance from cities, will find is a souicc of mai', as railroads DOW bring them f 0 near the matket as to etiable them to com pete with farmers in the 'suburbs of cities. We have felt keen regretfdretraveling hi different per ions of Country in fee so litli46lleolloo p a id t o th e mob. tem of good fruit--.and have been still more pained t r see orchard forests of miserable, sour, rusty ap plea, only fit for vinegar. Let firewood be made of such miserable trees. The-Spaniards have a minim, that a man is utt gpatelul to the past generation that planted the tree from which he eats—end deal. unjustly with the Alexi generation unless he plants the seed of that holt, that it Ina); furnish 'food for those who come atter him. Thus when a son of Spaiu ea's a peach .or a pear by the road-iide, wherever he is; he digs with his foot in the ground, and corers the pit or the core. Consequently all over Spain, by The road side, and elsewhere, fruit in great abundance tempts the taste, and is ever free. This is an early wrought oharity, and an evidence of a noble sintl. Let this practice be imitated in our country, and the weary wanderer Will be blest, and bless the hand and the I,beral charity that ministered to his comfort and We are bound -to leave the woild as good, or better than we found it, and he is a selfish churl who basks under the shadow, 'and eats the fruit of trees which other hands bave planted, ifhe will not a:so plant trees u hich shall yield fruit to coming ge nerations. No young man should vote or marry until be has planted at least one tree as an evi dence of grind citizenship. Who plantea.the elna of Beaton Commons, and of New Haven, which are so justly celebrated! Surely not the present generation. • „Let the fruit bees be in like man. her bcrineattled, that unborn generatioila may be grateful to this.—Phrenological Journal. FACIT Titv.r.s vr,omNs —The new method of rai-in; hull by scions, is a great desideratum ,in the ~,t of ob: ec i iiir . 4 good licit.. It has many advanta aes nver araftin;. because it is mole expeditious, sr.,' reptile-6 no stock or tree. They must be plan'.. *lmre they are required to stand, and the lab' I f ir.mn Slay Will be sufficient to plain out enough fir n Large orchard, after the scions ate obtain. 0.1. Ihe niet:.leil a preparing the plant is as M. 'OW? - T a k e tie f,lOll Ks ftlr grafting, and at any nine k•ter the fit*: CO, February, and until the buds begin t grog and dip each end of the shoot rnvitra Avaaic as whom. 7,1.141 bury 'it in the qn:catl. the bode tipperntost while the bodtee lie in har;zontal position and at the 644 of two at three i ,:he-. the are informed that trees obtained in this way, wilt bear in four yeark from the time of planting. We have no doubt of this method of raising fruit. A gentleman in this vicinity the last season, planted about twenty scions of different kinds of pears which appear toilourish. The com• position he used was melted shoetnaker'iwas.-- .CIRVINC CATTLE.—WO have no - doubt it is a ;:co.; practice to card neat cattle (kit)+. The hair el not be carded off, and it wilt not come ofi easily at this time of year. But the akin 'needs rubbing, and natle that are extremely fond of be ing Tabbed in places which tenant be =acted by a robbing post ' Then we must consider the effect prodviced on the dispolition of animals that are often approach. ed and bundled kindly. Heifers-will not be 'likely to make nob gentle cows, an 4 of comae geed maws, if they have often beep approached and handed and coaxe4 before they bring their first calf. How can they be expected to" tautl quietly to be in iked, if their teats have never been: al. poached by anything but bushes and briers? And your steer., Iniw are they to be firt caught - and bnabglit milder :Ise yokel Will you whip them in alter a chase, as you will a fox or a hare wilt dogs and a war cry' No, for shame ! rut an the card instead of tne Whip, and cry .cubs iOusteittl of scolding, and swearing. Tut CATIROT.—for stock feeding, and winter ute, the carrot rhould be sown late. "The second 'week is May id catty etiougl•, though beds for early.do Mestic use, may be gut in as soon after the frost is oat, as the condition of the land will admit. I greigly desire to see the caivation : not only of the carrot Lin parsnip, dxterided, as they are vxcellent, and may .be rased with prntitby every person Who has a single animal to feed, or a single rood of roil on which grow the seed. I catibmintldlse the hope that rho day is by no means remote when our ag ricul ure will be improved by th,s and similar " in. novatione,"' and when root crops is-a', in a groat meti=dre, anti with decided advantage, supersede the use of hay and nrain as fond fbr farm stock. Mustest flestusu.-111m. Fillington was tamer• kable fur atue heating. It is said that she Could Itear not only the insects ih the hetlgoi, but slab the smallest flies in a mom, the quickness of het hear ing•ainciuntina sometimes to a painful sensation.-.. Curtis on tits Phiysiology I she Ear. 'Run Tat“....AVO hear complabits of the decoy and ,iesth of fruit trees, but it is throughitegject, or Isant uf know ieJ,is.el their dista.es. Nrintiturai .Impitincitio, Noe •••.. tr,e, it„nrienitural, Store, and Tin Store, AT ATHENS, PA, WHEELER'S, 81,- ALSO EMERY Si _WS isw•colß lITATS atttiettLlVllAL , SOOCSSTI'II NOT =1":1 RA Road Horse Power & Trestle', nifh the Latest and Important Improvements, for which Patent is secured. THE subscriber takes this method to inform the Farmers of Brerdford and the adjoining counties, that he is agent for, and has for sale, the above eel. hin ted and unequalled Home Power and Threshing Ma. chines, which he is prepared to famish on the same team as by the manufacturer, with the addition of the actual cost of transportation, contracted for at the low. est and best rates. The subscriber has *old a number of the shove ma chines in this, and the adj-iining cowgirls of Chemung and l'ioga, N. T.. and all wiilsont egeeption have given the very best satisfaction , and n here they are known, all farmers give them the preference, on aceoopt of economy in threshing, being operated with much less expense, and cracking it'd wasting much lead grain than any other machine in use. The Two-Horse Power Thresher and Separator is capable, with three or four men, of threshing from lit) to 200 bushels of wheel or rye, or double that quantity f oats, per day. I= The prizes f,tr Emery & Co.'. one . fore Power. $96 00 Jo Thresher and Separator, 3.5 00 do Bands, wrench, etile-r and emu piece., 5 00-5125 00 Jo Two-horse Power, $llO 00 do ',Natter sad Separator. 3.5 00 do Bends, oiler, wrench, &e n 5 00--$l5O 00 Also. Wheeler's one.boree power,Thresher, and Separator, complete, (improved this - season) SIIXI 00 Wheeler's two.hnrse Power, Thresher and Separator, complete, 145 00 Price of Emery's Tresher and Cleaner, writ bands, 'wencher. dre., 75 00 do Saw Mill, complete for use, 35 00 Price of Grant's Fan Mills, adapted fire hand or power. from 22 00 to 25 00 The subscriber will also the coming season be pre• pared to furnish to order EMERY & Co.'s NEW THRESHER AND CLEANER. The Cleaner has all the advantages of a good fan •ning mill, cleaning the grain fit for market, westing none. The additional cost being but little more than a fanning mill, or about thirty dollars—making the whole Threshfr and Cleaner cost $75 to the Farmer, and with Elmer:. & Co.'s twe-borne power. $195 00. jj' On account of the large demand for the above machines. and the difficulty of immediately filling or. den 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 the Got of July. Also for sale A GC* RAL ASPORTMET OP IMPROVED ANCULTURAL & HORTULTURAL IMPUMNTS, Al enanufachsren rdait prices, such as ORN SH ELLERS, HAY & STRAW CUTTERS, ULTIVATORS, ORN PLANTERS, . . 11 11111 - STUBBLE,SWARD,SUB•SOIL $ other PLOWS, DOG POWERS FOR !WRNS, KENDALL'S DURNS, GRANT'S GRAIN CRADLES, Barran's Grain Reaper. Revolving horse flakes, Illy, Straw and Manure Forks, 4-c. 4•c. Also, Cad Iron and wood Cistern and Well Pumps, LEAD PIPE et all sizes, in large or small quanti. iies, cheap for esab. COOK,- PARLOR 4. OTHER e'r 'o7v 1,- 21 4 'VARIOUS nunirstii:T.Orrniuts, enics, rittene, sc. My stock of Stoves, sad prices, will compere fa•ot► bly with those of any Stove Store in soy of the imp neighboring towns. Tin, Japanned and. Sheet Iron Warr, manufactured and for sale wholesale and rebut, Cheap or Cash. A large and full Catalogue of Agricultural Imple ments and Stares, wi.h erigrevings, furnished gratis, either here, or on application by mail pom.paid. 'RAYMOND M. WELLES. Athens. Pa.. November SO, 1850. 1y26 NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP. THE substnibers respectfully inform the public that they have taken •tbe shop formerly oecupi.d by Adam Esenwine, on Main street, nearly opposite gab's wagon shop, where they are prepared to do 01 kin& of BLACESMITHING opo• reasonable terms. They are determined by doing their work well and promptiv.to merit. as they hope to receive • share ot public patronage. HORBre./IfirlEtSt done in the best manner. All kinds of repairing Machinery, executed in the utast ful manner.• WOOD WORK for wagons wilt deo be made end repaired when desired. All work done et their shop. will be warranted lobe well-done. end manufactured from the bed materials. The public ate requested to Ore us a trial. end judge for thetneehree. EBENWINE & BEEBOBCHH. Towanda. May 2. 1861. BLACKSWHTAINO ADAM ESENWINE respectfully informs the pub lie that he now occupies the shop where biomel and brother have for cars worked, nearly opposite Temkin foundry, where ha is ready to do all work in his line, as formerly in the best manner. He is de. *Mined the. reputation be has attained as a skilful linemen shell not !utter by any neglect of the inter. eats of customers of by my inattention to burins. !DOOM manufactured to order machinery of ell kinds•reyaired in Melted -manner. and 4Piery kind of Repairing and Mantifaduring will be done at abort notice, and in•tbo style desired. Horse Shoeing, on reasonable-terms. He will elm take Country VMuce in.paymeni fin wurk, but ob jects strongly to credit. Towanda, Jan. 17, 1851. ECONOMY, 'DURABILITY AND .NEATNESS. Saddle„ Harness it Trunk - Manufactory,. TERECUIA& Co., respectfully inform the public J &sultry have taken the shop lately occupied. by C. F. Harder, on Main suet% a few doors below the Brick new, whets they will keep on hand • large stork of 9 LagIUMBOG4 01/242a ZW,0 20 0 -"MN! sir;.* *PI "I" ' "C. arlicinsin dieOhlO Minufactared to tit*. and EU*, of the hest nutte)ial.end for workmanship aunt be sespamed in Northern Pltumylranis. They solicit a call from those wishing to purchase, confident that they can give 'satisfaction both as to quality and price. el^ Casts will be paid for Mies and libeep Pelts, st the highest raleareitafiFtwhogs..4 Towanda, Nswendirs 1946,-100. „ LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE DEPOT. The Vatted Stoles Ltettneenwaseetlik. Tresses. On the new pistil.' 1!, by tintich Ihrinsundpartitirrt to tft thelOfi• Muter Perpetual 11261400. F. el. Hun Medical Examiner, Athens, Ps. Mu mation given. and applications rocesved by J. E. CANFIELD. Athena, Pa. Also afidications kir Dummies against loan by Fire in The Washington Co. Allatual Insurance Co. The largest Mutual Company in the World. Capital over $1,000,000 Over 100,000 members. Tim State Mutual, at Harrislmes. Pa. The great Pennsylvania Company. being a Farmers and Merchant's Company. with a tarp and increasing cub fund, being both a stook and mutual Company. .1. E. CANFIELD, Agent, Athens, Pa. Pension mid Bounty Land Agway. The subscriber tumuls received all the Pension laws necenary instructions and forms, from the proper de. partment at Washington, will attend to the application of Boldirtm, Widows. and minor children of Soldiers, who by the_ late law are entitled to Bounty Lands for services tendered during the war of 1812, or any of the Indian wan sine* 1790. And all Pension claims un der the various acts of Canvass. The late pension laws and decisions giving to may pensions not here tofore entitled to them. Prompt attention given to all post paid communications, by Athens, Dec. 28, 1850. J. E. CANFIELD. LIFE INSURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY. Charter Perpetual... Cash system... Capital $260.000 Office-No. 29, Merchants Exchange. OROA NiZED upon the "mixed principle,", Stock and Mutual, which combined features offer to in. cured member. double the usual security, The Cub systna 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 nude experience has proven should be adopted,me affording requisite secur ity to be insured, and an undoubted guarantee for the perpetuity of such institutions. An experimental ta ble may be found worthies,, at the very instant a poll. cy should possess its greatest value. Life Insurance, very properly, ii arresting tho attention of the world. the public however, in their commendable willingness to embrace and employ it, wise and salutary provisions, should make ultimate security the primary and most important object, which can only be attained by so ad jutting the premiums as to anticipate unexpected loss es and fluctuations of every kind. It is the purpose of this company annually to credit, upon the polices of holders and books of the Company, such an amount of profits as shall not affect the stability, or impair the sacredness of its contract,. Premiums may. at the op. tion of the insured. be paid annually, semi-annually, or quarterly, in advance. All necessary information, together with blanks, pamphlets, &e., may be obtained gratis, at the of of J. E. Caret um, Athens, Ps. ntascrons. Stephen IL Crawford; Paul B Goddard, Ambrose W. Thompson, Lawrence Johnson, Benjamin W. Tingley, George Mllenry, Jacob L. Florence, James Deverecis. 14 Minn M. Goodwin, John L. Linton. STEPHEN W. CRAWFORD, President. -Autumn W. Temarsoe. Vice President. Cass. G. burr, Secretary sod Treasurer Aarraer —Manuel Eyre. COVNIIIR AND Arrontrxr—Thotnas Balch. F. 8. Hoar, Medical Examiner for Athens. December 27. 1830. DIBBOLUTION.—Notice is hereby given, that the partnership heretofore existing between the sub scribers in the Harness end Trunk making business is this Jay dissolved by maturl consent. E. Smith & Son will settle the business of the late firm. Those indebted must make immediate payment, and those who have agreed to pay min, are notified that wilen de livered at vas time agreed, Cult will be expected. !Veneerer LS, 1850. JERE CULP. SADDLES, HARNESS, AM TRUNK MANUFACTORY. E. Smith if Son, RESPECTFULLY inform the public that they ,. wilt continue the business at their old stand, north' aide of the Public square, and will keep on hand. and manufacture to order. every variety of SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, VALICES, oke., of the best materials and of workmanship, not to be surpassed. By strict attention to business, and promptness in' fullfilling engagements, they hope to continue the lib- eral patronage they have heretofore enjoyed. C4R1211102 TKIIIMIWISCI will be dune on abort notice, in the neatest manner. All kind' of Grain, Protium. Hides, Sheep Pelts, will he taken in exchange for work. SMITH dc SON have removed their Badille & E Hamm Shop to the building nearly opposite Me Ward House, late the "North Pennsylvanian" pointing office--on main street. Jan.. CHARLES K LADD, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, O ffi ce in the Union Block," up stairs ; North side of the Public Square. csrer Elwell's Law Office. Entrance between Elwell'. end Adams' law offices; where be may always be fount: whatnot professionally engaged. Towanda, July 12, 1850. WEE INTIr DEDGEN. A New Era in Newspapers. THE CITY BUDGET is designed to fill a blank in in the newspaper world, of . Refined and Elegant I. iterantie, Wii, Rumor. Graphic Life Sketches of For eign Countries. and the ivery-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 beat Artists in America. No old cuts or foreign witticisms, tehashe', will be admitted, but everything will have the advantage 14 originality. Families will find this an interesting Journal for their parlor table, as from it not only information of the most agreeable and pleasant kind may be obtained, but they something to Amuse them in their leisure hours.- There is no paper lib this at present in America, if maul there he one Act any pan of the world ; but our progle are a reading people, and require, u we shall give them, subjects of interest and amusement in a cheap and condensed form. We are ensile!y different trim the ordinary Newspaper or Weekly Papers, nor do we seek to enforce any opinions upon the nfinds of our readers, but leave them to form their own. Ca Every Country Merchant and Family should read David Alwyn. or the Ruined Country Merchant; A peep into Mercantile Agencies ; which has created such a great sensation in business circles. and will be continued every week until it is concluded. ft is de. signed to show up in their true light those spies who live by misrepresentation of the most private affairs of Merchants and Fend ice, to the intiry of trade and 'he • dentorthistiqp of man. A sample tx of the:City Budgrt will he sent by mail to any address in the country. if rewired.( Toro is not a paper in America gnat gives u mach original reading matter fur the same price. Price One Dollar per annum or Two Cents per sin gle copy, for sale by Newsboys and Newsagents throughout the United States. TO COUNTRY MERCHANP3 & POSTMASTERS. The CITY lIIIDGE t` will be -famished to Clubs et the following low prices : 6 Copies to one.address, ...... . ....... $5 00* 10 " a -4 00 20 II It . 15 00 30 a a 21 00 40 a a .......... ... ...26 00 60 " " 90 00 100 a 50 .00 Alt must he prepaid. and address ed to IL F. MATHER & CO., LfittCrE usorttnent of Cloths Csessimeree and •filattinette, also Calico and other Do Goods - so "ajapap , thit defies competion at PHINNEYII. thea PRINTZR Mehl and Turkey Reds, u well as a large stock of Ci.itoes, DeLsioes, Cashmeres aodAlpaeces, can bo found for sate by _Nor. 7. ILINCtIDERY & CO. iffiercllawons. THE UNITED 87'ATES' r44.L. . lin 111 102 Fulton sired. N. Y. Dr. Fitch's Celebrated Medicines !. Pulmons7 Balsam. IDepurative Sirup, Fecund Expectant, Heart COffeettolr, Pulmonary Liniment. Humor Commior, Anti Dyspeptic Mixture, Coush and.Crithartic Pills Nerriue, Female Pills,' • Vomitus", Female Speridle). Puie and Medicinal Cod Liver Oil, arc., flied AY Arm constantly and with unpritedenled sue ens in the treatment of Coughs, Colds, Consumption Asthma, Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia, Smefxla, akin Diseases. ltAcymatista, Female Compliant:, Ps7m, Dr. Fiteb's unequalled Patent silver plated abdornina supporters; Improved plated steel spring shoulder brace; Dr. Fitch'a silver inhaling tube. Dr. /Pitch's Cylebs;aled Six Lectures On the prevention and cure of Consumption. Asthma Diseases of the Heart, dm, and on the method o preserving'hadtb and beauty to an old age. This book should be in every family. To the -Con. commies it points out the only reasonable hope for re. lief. To mothers, the directions it gives in the can and eduction of children me invaluable. 78,000 copies o this book have passed through the press, and the sale continues unabated. For ale by 8.8. Fires & Co., 709 Broadway, N. Y., and HUSTON & PORTER, Towanda. and by C. E. RATHLIONE, Canton. CC? Dr. Pitch's Guide to Zaralid'. or directions to persona using Dr. Frtch's remedies, to be bad gratis of all the spats. lay THAT A TO TUB BOUND SENSM OF TUB, COMMUNITY. The following equalled series of Family Medicines may be depended upon with the utmost con fi dence. They have the approbation of the best Oyu mans in the country, and are recom• mended by all se& have used them as superior to any medicines. They have been before the Public for five years, During which time more than 5000 certificates have been received from eminent public men and othete,and are now on file at the Company', office. They are Compounded With the utmost• care and skill, and the ingredients are thoroughly tested by scientific chemists, imo that medicines of a uniform and reliable qua• lily are guaranteed in all cases. THE GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS, Are particularly valuable for the prevention and cure of Fsvera in gene's!, all Biliona and Liver Complaintv. Jaundice. General Debility, Common and Nick (aFull directions for the various Diseases accompany each box. Prim 25 cents • box. The Graetrnberg Dylentary Syrup, A speedy and infallible remedy in Diarrhcea. Dysente ry, Bloody Flux. Cholera limbos, Cholera Intantum , and the Ast►rtc Caousaa, if taken with the first symptoms, viz: vomiting and diarrbrek It no- Ter fails to cure the worst possible cues of bowel complaints, generally in a few boors, abldom beyond a day. It is PVIIIILT VIMIITA Ills, and taken in any gnat'. tity is perfectly harmless. The Graefenherg Green Mountain Ointment. E. ssirrn. C. T. SMITH. Invaluable for Borns, Wounds, Sprains, Ckillblains„ . Corns, Sores, Sael ings of all kinds, Rheumatism, Erysipelas, Bronchitis, Scrofula, Ulcers, Pains in the side and hack immediately relieved, Inflam mation of the Bowels, and for all cases where there is InOsmmation. • Marshall's Uterine Claimlieon. A oPrtain cure for Prolapses Uteri, sod for most of the distressing complaints incident to females. Pre * pared by Dr. THEO. POMER bY, of Utica, solely for the Graefenberyr Company. TglIR °TRIM, oastrukregno NEDICINTS 4111 g Eye Lotion, Health Bitters, Consnmptire Balm, Feuer and Ague Pills, Children's Panacea, Libby's Pile Ointment, Sarsaparilla Compound. co- The araefenherg Manual of Health, a complete hand-book ormedicine for families. Price fifty cents. 01Thrw, 214 Broadway, New York. Cairrioa.—Tbe public is requested to hear in mind tbr t everything prepared by ibieersefenberg Company has their seal ',pun it Spurious articles have been issued closely tesembling the genuine in every particular, except the seal, and the utmost care should be used before purchasing. Aurnts for Bradford County—Dr. HUSTON and Dr. PORTER. Towanda. I y3Ed IT A 8 removed to a ,few doors below Bridge street, on the East side of Main-st. in the building for merly occupied by J. D. Montanye Esq. All operations amounting to $5O, or over, one hal to be paid down, the remainder in three months. the operation proves unsatisfactory, the money paid Will be refunded. A note of hand however must ware the payment ofthe half left unpaid, with a proviso. , IFIEYTIEL THE SUBSCRIBER, having now completed his arrangements for the accommodation of the Travel ing Public, fails w arranted in -soliciting his share of Public Patronage. His Table shall be fusni had with the best the markt/affords. His Stabling it .arge and Warm. His Bar. shall I.e filled with as -,g Lignor as are to be found in the country. BESIDES, for the accommodation of any, the subscriber is manufacturing Boots , Shoes Sa : Bar, nee*, Trunks and Talus, 4e., 4-e. And keeps on band a good assortment of PATENT ME I CINEet. for ill of which his patrons will be asked on c ly a mode rate price. Come one, come all, both far and net A home you'l find, a ham to cheer, And a cheap article if you would buy Call at Lacey villa and try. For former patronage and favors, the please accept the sincere thanks of T. D. Latieyville, Feb., 13, 1851. MYSTERIOUS KNOCKINGS IN TO' • • Clod:, Watch ; and Jewelry l Store ! - _ • A.M. WARNER takes this method of informing his old custoiners and the public gene rally, that he his purchased of .P. Bul his stock of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, rnd conimenerd the above business in all of its various branches at the old stand , of the latter. on Main Atnjet, two doors soSith of brick Row. 'His reputation' as a watch repairer is so well established in this community, that it is hardly neces• wiry to say a word on that point. With 'his long ex perience and great advantages for acquiring a thorough knowledge of, the •business. be has confidence in saying to the public; bring on plat watches anti clocks, I will do them justice. All goods soblon Repairing done, warranted ea I recommend, or the money refunded. A good assortment of Clocks, Wetcbtis and Jewelry kept constantly on bend. • My •motto shell be—quick sales. innals profits. es.th doom, 'nano credit given. Cred%t need not ho asked for—es 1 am hound not to snake it. sainaintence. Towanda. July 12,1850. A. M. WARNER. LiMUM • ES1111211307;11111a7i. ficHE largest and utast complde assortment of school, blank and miscellaneous BOOKS & STATION ERY ever °Serai in this marlictond at • loiv mien, coo jirt opruing 'et dlO O.L. D&RTLETT'S. /Orbital AGENCY OF AN ADVERTISEMENT Standard itledlcines. Headache. Dyspepsia, Heart Durn, Costiveness, Griping. Urinary Diseases. Obstructions of the Menses, Influenza. Asthma, and for a variety of othe. Chronic Diseases; in fine. for all ordinary family uses. J. WINTOSH, DENTIST, E:=!t= BUT STILL . IN OPERATION! GEO. W. POTTER wouki respectfully ' somounee to the public that be is in possession of the New ad Commodious 1 0 0112111111 LT * IMULIMMI t he in the botough of Towanda, a the place where the Chair end lledstaid Factory formerly 'toad, where he intet.de menufacture and keep anatently on band all such work in the above line as the wants of the public require, such as Mill Irons and Gearing, Saw mill rods and CiderdnUl screws, Horse-power work, Ploughs, of varicaspatterna, Corn Ploughs, Scrapers, Cultivators, &c. &c. He pledges himself to use his best endeavors tokesp up with the improvements of the age in ankles of hue. twndry in the linerof his manufacture. He has long since learned that the best way so serve one's self is to serve the public; and he feels confident that his efforts from time to time to introduce such articles u experi ence has Weed to be useful to the riser, will be pnr • poly appreciated. He would ay in short, that he intends to be in pos session of the best patterns of Ploughs and Cultivators, and all articlelof hosbandry in his Ina. He would also say that be has had an experience of five and twen ty years in building Machinery, and has great accom modations for that purpose, and would invite time who may want Casting* or Machina fitted to give him a all; and as be attends to his own business personally, he pledges himself that the wants of the public in his capacity shall be folly attended to. As he is desirous of 'bringing his basins= se near cab vs possible, be will sell astonishingly low to cash pay ing cudomers. Come one, come all ! and tbe subscri ber pledges himself to plane all who will be pleased. oj* He has on hand and will manufacture STOVES for sale. Towanda, May 28, 1851. GREEN'S TYPE FOUNDRY, No. 128 Fulton street, Sun bxilding, New York No. 17 Canal street Row, brew Orleans. To Newspaper Publishers and ?rioters. WITH confidence I invite the trade, before they purchvte elsewhere, to give me a call at No. 128 Pulton.street, New York, or at No. 17 Canal•st. Row, New Orleans, where I am ready to furnish them with all kinds of BOOK AND NEWSPAPER TYPE, of the newest and most beautiful , style. I am also umpired to supply the much admired Scotch letter. having lately procured from Scotland a series of these beautiful faces, together with every variety of form and pattern of ORNAMENTAL AND JOBBING TYPE. Bordering, &c. I feel assured that the elegance and accuracy dal! the Type manufactured by me. cannot be surpassed by any Founder in the Union. By an entirely new methodin the mixing and cast ing I am enabled to retain the' virtues of the compo nent parts of the metal, and thus to produce, in addi. tion to an elegant the most SOLID AND DURABLE TYPE, heretofore offered the public. To this last feature I would in particOlar call attention, for 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 establishment of complete Printing Offices, such as Presses, Wood Type, Cases, Stands, Brass, Press and Wood Rules. Imposing Stones, 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 kindpf work to be executed. Publishers of Newspapers who will insert this advertisement three months and send me the papers containing it addressed to " Nesbitt, Register," New York, will be paid in materials of my manu: facture, provided the' purchase six times the amount of their bills for advertising. H. H. GREEN, 'No. 128 Fulton-st. New York, and • m 45 No. 17 Canal-st. Row. New Orleans. Removed to B. king t ,sbery's Block ! Jr 4. Chamberlin, ••• It 1.1 AS just returned from the city - itP: Xi of New York with a large . . , AK supply of Watches,. Jewelry and 0 7 silver ware, comprising in part, 1 . . 1 r the following articles • Lever ap C .. L'Epineand Plain Watches, with j , :t)la. -- 4 ' -I;7 ' a complete assortment of Gold Jewelry, such as Ear Rings. Fin ger Rings, Breast Pins, Bracelets, Lockets, Gold chains, Gold Pens, Keys, etc. Also, all sorts of Silverware, and any quantity of Steel Beads—all of which he offers for sale eaceeedingly cheap for CASH. Watches repaired on short notice, and warranted to run well, or the money will be refunded, and a writ. ten agreement given to that erect if required. N. IL—MAPLE SUGAR,. and Country Produce taken in payment for work; and ohm learn now, and foreveraaW the Produce must be paid wAen the work is done--I war against credit in all its forma. W. A. CHAMBERLIN, Agent. Towanda, April 28, 1850. • C - r.k IP uPti 4: Co) COUNTY snaysTaa. HAVM° located in Towanda, his services may be obtained by addressing a line through the PoN Woe, or by calling at the office of Ulysses , Mercur. Esq., where he will be found, or where a written ap licatpton may be left. Nov. 1, 1850. o. u. P. 'KINN EY, ATTORNEY, & COUNSELLOR AT LAW, TOWANDA. BRAD. CO., PA. (Kr Office, North side of the Public Square. oblie will RING. MiDA 1 E. FL MASON, M. D., IPEEMI(ALIISS m onazimosT 9 OFFICE on Main street, four doors below Bridge k/ safe, where he may be found, when not prof s sionally engaged. Towanda, N0v.30, 1850. MANSION HOUSE, ass, Pd. HE subscriber respectfully informs tbe.public that he has taken possession of his old stand, in the south part of the Bow' of Athens, where he will be at all times happy to smith friends, and will endeavor to maks their stay with him agreeable. He trusts that an assiduous attention to the wishes of the travelling pub lic will :score him the favor of the old patrons of the Mansion," end the visit of those who desire a com fortable and coosenient stopping-place. His Tssca will e well supplied.--and the ; best li quors be procured-for the Bea. I Goat) STABLISO is attached with carefu l an d live hostler*. CC? An omnibus will be ruts to the Waverly sta tion, to carry passengers to and ftoM every train, east or west. E. S. MATHEWSON. Athens April IS, ISSI. i f DOZEN more of those cheap and good LINEN f 4 COATS, this day received by . Ray 20. , U. &A. CA, !rBELL. Alisaliaacofl*. r i c7 r M Afflicted do not Despair. Another *out being rescued/tom Death by M en a. ATI ionic Syrup. The following case is one of the grenest trioao, of medic' ins over disease ever published in reedit:l4i. torg t - a r ted d it! by no olberlthan thaleeling of benevol // ,, and for the benefit of my afflicted fellew beings, ti sire to make known a short description of my din,.. end the unimpeded etnel obtained from SCHEMei PULMONIC SYRUP. A yeast ago I e l , afflicted with a' Went coldW ee senled en My ba ll/ and side, and stay law days woad .raise consid t .,, his blood; my aittgb *as tight and distressing. E. /1 day I had violent fever creepieg chills , and pr y sweats at night, with great difficalty of breathing 1/ 4 great loss of appetite; my system wee entirely pr t , UMW, being confined to my bed mat of the time.. Two of the Most eminent physicians of this city a tended me. sad after exhausting ail their skill, ph monad my case incurable. Indeed, one said ti O , kings were almost gone, and 1 could not possibly a 4; cover. Alibis stags of my disease, I was pntaaii k Upon to try Dr. &hawks Puistemic Syrup, and bek t i I had taken half a dozen bottles. 1 / 8 11 . 1) reamertiri as to be to go about the bowie. It seemed to extent, : en my whole system—it loosened the cough and pod the bleeding—my bowels became regular, every thing I ate, seemed to digest easily and scant my whole system. Indeed, such was the rapid p t green of my health and so sudden the change, the; became too sanguine of a speedy cure, and abaa4 ed the use of the medicine before the disease IN - 2 thoroughly eradicated, which ref tilted in another att. / of bleeding at the hinge last tall, accompanied by crewing cough. I again commenced taking the p, movie Syrup, and sent (or Dr. Schen& who, op t , careful examination, advised me to continue adore' Before I had taken four bottles, an abscess formed my side,which gathered end broke, discharging, et• Eft u I can jrnige, a pint of very disagreeable yellow as,. : ter. This seemed to cleanse and purify my wholerp tern, Pram this time I began to get better, sod happy toss; entirely recovered. I am sure at tb time I enjoy better health than I have for the hit years. Since I commenced taking the Palmate 8p: op, I have never failed to recommend it labeler /I p, went, that others, as well as myself, might be anti': Saved from that awful disease; for I feel it a duty !,;, owe to the of to publish it to the world. Pou t me to mention a few cases which have come tinders immediate observation. Being on a visit to Can* N. J., last summer, I saw a child, evidently in the In stage of bowel consumption. The mother inform / me that the physicians bad given the child up as a curable. I told her what benefit I bad received fro the use of Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, and indstal her to procure a bottle. I heard nothing more Ira the hula sufferer nutil•about three mouth after; in the market, in; attention was drawn to a lady 4. observed me very attentively. She finally spin... me, and asked if I was not the lady who recant... ed Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup to her dying child . summer in I "sanden. I replied that I was. She that her child had entirely recovered, and was untie manly healthy. Her name is Mrs. Wilton, and ow' resides in Bridesburg. Another lady I would mei:alai in particular, who had • scrofulousaffection. HerfmTi. and neck presented one continued sore,and one of eyes was variously affected with it. tilt° bad brew grehtly emaciated, and to 511 appearances past recov...., I induced her to try Schenek ' s Pulmonrc Syrup, vibe: she did, and is now perfectly cured. Another lad Mrs. McMullen, whose residence I will give on ap,7 cation, was evidently in the last stage of Consinopti , I prevailed upon her try the Polmonic Syrup. Iw very short time she was entirely recovered, and ono; joys excellent health, having become exceedingly These are three cases within m y knowledge, which know were cured by Schenck's ulmonic Syrup, who doubt this statement, and will take the trouble call on me at metesidence Parrish street five d... r above tenth north side, think I will be able to sat factorily convince them by own case, and ;other* I know have been cured by this Syrup. Since core, there have been so many. to see me to know w I took, that I have had a very good opportunity knowing a great mans that have taken been greatly benefitted thereby, and .1 think if persoa , afflicted with Consumption or Liver Complaint, woos; send for Dr. Schenck, and let him carefully , their lungs, and if be says he cab core them, directions, and prevent taking cold, they will rapid;`. recover. GL'LIELMA L. LEIBERT Philadelphia, May 29, 1949. J. H. Senesce—Dear Sir—l have known Mr Leibert for several years. an a member of be end have all confidence in her siteinent. joieed to find her again restored to health. more, in addition to her statement, is nbeiil Yours, truly. THOS. L. JAN E. Pastor of the North Presbyterial Philadelphia, June 20, 1849. 6th st. , Prepared and sold by J. H. SCHENCK, orratory S. E. eprner Coates & Marshall the following Agents in Bradford County. Geo. A. Perkins, Athens; D. Bailey, Leo Humphrey, Orwell; Maynanl & Woodl J. J. Warfoid, Monmeton ; D. D. Parkhuo C. E. Rathbone, Canton ; King & Void and by MIX & MASON, Towanda. Pries, $1 per bottle or $5 per half daze, :4:7 * \ tij )I_`\i MEM! IRS The Great COUGH BE3IE: (antiglare of eiperisoee, and mote then • Um wad Owen of Osotantaptive Comp!alma the undoubted sadelation of all persons who tat Imbued with thle wades/ad nowdr, that It is (react beaus it Li soodiute snd kaaNsqg, sad wow eel Catisaptpas of the latatte. thin env woad. We know, however, bent b said ty don can not be cared. Ilethat dm opinion or the ma we shall trot iatsnipt to argue with seek btu We we do swirl ea • den which which ean be proved In Meows that this medicine law mei Ca 'a and dew= ort sane were elected, Were Weld seal eittanwpri I were anzaded with symptom that neweibled. scul spews tike the symptoms of those who dirt, and were have died with that fataidlatess twartimptlon. has eared elownwo of meow who .were,satd to be tu., dicted-wbo hard tb7, of Cennine.-.Paiw fa the Bre- We, and dast-Milleulty BreathingPere/mg Din t tba -nectar Foxe - wasting away d Flesh and reruns knell inch computer" two cured oiler it was said they atedd sot lye a week !Mgr! M Medicine has eared some who were Supposed to be in s state, bet. by the ass of this remedy, they new live, and of poi health Ugh Balsam isvinery owerubte take, and near doer book In any stage °Manse or under sr , a; eurostanees. It edicts Its wroaderral and wheal wlrseelt& Cates by Pomffytlatag, Sernigtharisig and Tersigerst lst whole system-by efraliaiep Oadrentatialend prodUCCJI action-4w Cough -etwitieo Nero - ea-red red PerJaelie9 Kipectaration. It Cures the folloatti imam ns•-- Consumption, COUGHS w goo cot* Dmodo elstkw4, What, d Amin• am.o , eu. o red fu ,4, Y..- n.lhrosi i liaa_ Hop grew limo* so 4 MIA', PI sae alsomai arising therafoon, curers ism tam s be Jar riffTrito pardeolon of CUM, IRO 01139t, tsa ift-0,11 Aiwa ham therm co itoo or • lor bale b klUis FON & POR i ER, • seem C. H. Herrick, Athens ; C. E. Ratbbene. Can' D. D Perth urst,-, Leroy ; J. Hanson, Monfortas W. Baird, Rommenfield; D. Bahr,' & f 'n• 14°. silk; T. Humphrey, Orwell ; Maynard & Wc"' " Rome; B.S. Tracy, Smithfield ; Com)! A: Ga, I lin ;tots ; L.& E• !Wigan Troy. , All orders must be addressed O, WALLACE Co. 304 Broadway, N. Y. : veer Very Strange but true. ,t Gentleman of Utica. N. Y has obtairiei the Witch-hasel, a simple relit*, which ! 111 Mae just Claim to the name of " curs all any Medicine we have ever before knowt. is connected with it but • little Alcohol to preoW and yet it acts with great certainty in remosise and all local intimation, curing all sows, bums. • sea and lameness, ispidly. Piles. bowel c° 6 " cholersemorhus, hemorrhage, ear ache, tooth•seht, ' eyes, and all nervous affections. It is white .ss and as harmless, and it is called "Pond's Pain Destroyer and Healing Extract. None is genuine eicept "Pond's Esinict" is blog the bottle. Mr. Pond.first introduced this codices the public and has expeefded a vast anl of live money in bringing it to a high!state of perfection , we now warrant every bottle to give satisfaction. A man by the name of Spencer has cut. lured article called "The Coyle Estract" which &are be from the Watch.baseL If from that shrub, lit a a perfect deception, sad it is • very impcifeet clot be not deceived, get a pamphlet and see. For sale at btsetanye's St Co. Towanda, S. z"." Inen . Menroclen. Pktkhuibt dr Limb Leßoy, Ili Willey naklie. Jour sth
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