- cv)soott.rtnto,...._
ik)iwl*' 2 %wa #1,1!:!1
We havemiblitthed from:time to Ihne_e_eumber
• .
of
aitielestn - show the the value of apples as food
far rock, and have alwaysentertained the opinion
Mel they possees"very high qualithatin this respect.
This fullowing article, taken from the Albany Cul
!Older, giving the eapetimeuts Whin Payne Win
os'', for the , accuracy of - which the,eilitor tieems to
ieriseh, ls worthy of the attention of our , readers, Fn
elk time, when the !repot apples. is about mean
terf;and ht on isbundant " ,
The tate ,P.A)ne Wingate, of Hallowell. Maine,
Made,sottic experiments in fowling pigs sltt'h -al)*
pies, compared with potatoes. Both the apples end
poising*, were boded, os rather stew , separately,
ant} aboit tots-eqnartit of oat and pea meal mixed
with each bushel, at the iime the cooking was flit.
shed—.the meal being intimately indorporated with
,' the potatoes and apples while they were hot,
,and
the mass left to ferniere, slightly, before it was led
to the pigs.
~Two pigs , of the same liver, and as near alt
titable of the same weight, were taken ; one was
fed for a week on a given quantity of the cooked
potatoes per day, rule the other on the same quanti
ty of apples At the end of task Week the pigs
were weighed, and the food was reversed—the pig
to a hieb.petatnes hat: been given, was red with
apples, and the, one which had received ityptis was
fed fir the next week on potatoes. This vourse
continued thrungh Several weeks—the foods f each
pig being changed every week The result was
Itt. apples proved to be fully equal, or sornewha .
iriperioritrihe potatoes. to this instance the ap
pies were mostly sweet, and they, as well as the
potatoes, were neatly ins ripe state.
On another rwasion air..W experimented with
sweet, compared with sour apples, in various ways
He found that when thiy were fed raw to swine
the sweet apples were preferable—the animals - 1
them better, as the sour 'apples seemed to make
their teeth sore ; but whet? both were cooked and
mixed -with meal in the way above described, the
was no difielence in the gain produced by an equal
q uantity of each. 1 shoot') be stated, however, that
ail the apples used %vete palatable kinds, nearly
ripe; and that unripe, and ill flavored apples, are
known to t be less relished by stock, as well as'less
nutritive. It is Prooable, also, that when, sour ap
ples are eaten raw, and in considerable quantities,
the animal maijtake into the stomach too large ar
amount of actirwhich may tend to derange the di
gestive organs. The object would be chiefly tibial
toed by cooking, and the saccharine fermentation,
by which the pulp loses much of its acid and is
nearly sweet. It does not appear from analysts that
the amount of actualnourishmeet is much greater
in sweet than in sour apples.
Mr. Wingate practiced fattening swine for sever
al years, on food composed principally of apples
The animals attained good weights and the pork
was solid and of excellent qualities. In other in•
stances, we have known apples fed raw to horses,
emirs, and other stork through the winter, with
much advantage. For using in this way sweet ap
ples would probably behest, And they should be
inch as would keep till spring.- They may be sun
ed in a cellar under the barn, or in the bottom of
the hay mire- a ss topper place having been ieft tar
that purpose when the hay was put in. They will
be - more lilaely to-be injured by heating than by
cerzing. They will seldom hems in such a Situa
tion as is rneteinneil ; and if they should be tooth
ed by frost, their nutritive properties will not be
much lessened, if they remain in a dark place, arid
where they will thaw
A peek of apples a Jay, fed to a cow, oas been
!wail to add mote than a (part to the daily quanti
ty of milk, besides gamily increasing its richness,
,aa welt as improving the condition of the pow.—
The effect of apples is equally favorable to otter
stock. Horses fatten on them, and their ,coats VI •
some the brilliancy which hardly any other food
Will give them. For all stock they answer a simi
lar purpose is vegetables, in preventing costive
ness, which is likely to ensue from the exclusive
use of dry food; and in this way, and by the /rani
atent they contain, the contribute mcch to the an
imal'. shrill.
Ali impression prevails that apples will dry up
the milk of a cow. This idea has been imbibed
either from the eflect produced on a cow by eating
a very large quantity of apples at once, by which
surfeit and fever were brought on, or from the trial
not being properly conducted till the animal had
become hibitnated to the load. The ill effects at
tributed to apples would have Incurred with any
other rich food, as any kind of grain, potatoes, or
other vegetables.
A fair average prodnct of an acre of orcharding.
in good bearing condition, may be estimated at two
Mitered or three hundred 'bushels a year; and at
this rate, we doubt whether so great an amcumit of
animal nourishment can be obtaitted from the same
extent of land, in proportion to the expense, by any
other crop. We ahonld not hesitate, therefore, to
recommend the cultivation .of apples as food for
cock,
11ORTICOLTURAL Una-vs.—To prevent plum trees
from black knots or excrescences, cut them off se
veral times a year.
To prevent the cherry crop from being spoiled by
the curcolio, keep the grotind free from grass.
The only remedy 1w Ituigherry Ard,-iu shooting
"..kondreds have thus been drtven away by a tew
boars' labor, so that one was not seen for a week,
lb* best remedy for bugs on melon nd squash
es, is a cheap square box covered with graze or
netting_
To- transplant evergreen*, one point attended to
will insure *access—negleelet, in failure—this is,
Lenoying plenty of earth with:the roots,
A4utclting ati c l• watering the taspberry on light
6,04 Wittlls d o uble the ze of the fruit.
Banking tottrol youtie c trq loot ilm„ft t r AuttlinO,
is an utf.tlible rentedy,..itt)st
117U14:hing young fruo foie of Iht b. 4.1 op.
orations for this coonoy, tit! , the I t io , r ana•ii be re.
m ove i3 early io arturnu, •,r tilt: mice 11•1 1 i. play
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pasture ca iztei 0 . 1-1 - 11 " P L '''‘l ''P ru , Lcct '' ll ' e u ' t. " l / 1 ~:1 KINNEY, decd, tate of Athens township, are
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111021121VICIP Istrallffatet SWAMP.,
I*aeon theierge of the gmei; and so far eons that,
my family and :Mends bad lostrali hopes of my re
covery ; in when in this situaituti, - haeing, been res
cued by" the use .ofSehettcYll„Fulmonic klyrup, I de:
site to teatifyorith griteful emotion to Dr. Selieneb t ,
the unspeakahl&,beeerit..rhaveleceiyed from the use
of his inwaluahla
Early, pert tisk! contracted i yfolen2c , , cold. end in
consequence of,which I had chills, alternated with fe
vex, pains in my right breast and shoulder blade, with
ti hail cough. and ret ex - pectoration. f kilt getting
wpm until I took ray bed, and hid the attendance of
ley family physician. I was`untleijiis earn aboutfeer
Weak,. and at the expiration or that time 'was redtieedi
sir lowlhgt despair leek hold of 'myself and friends,
and even my physician abandOned tee *pi Savo me
.up to die with the hasty conanniption. - My appet i te
wee gape, my bowels: very irregular. fairer and bi g ht.
'treats, pain is my breegt and shoulder, eitztpleirtiith
a distressing cough, which was very tight ; my flesh
bad nearly . ail gone; and Was so weak that' I could
scarcely terSe sty bead from the pillow, and Was 'duly
an 'object of pity to behold. My friends had been sent
foe to see metie, ind my sick bed was aormunded by
kind *QI sympathizing neighbris, who had come to
witness my departure from this world.
When all rays of hope had Ilk! of my recovery, a
neighbor, Mr. David Conrad, proposed to try Schenck's
Polmonie Syrup, with a view of loosening my cough
and relieving me of the tough phlegm, and as a meant'
of affording temporary relief. remarking at the time,
" that I was too fAr gone rot the Syrup to be of any
permanent benefit." My wife, anxious for the relief
of my intense sufferings, .procured some of the Pul
monic Syrup. I found it afforded me relief, end con
tinued using it. I could feel its healing influence
upon my lungs.
I continue to improye under its CFR, and my friends
were much gratified to witness my unexpected im
provement ; many of my neighhora came to look at me
as one raised from the dead.
My cough now became bilise, mail I felt .something
break,:w .eu I. had the pain in my breast, and I dis
charged large quantities of yellow matter. I have for
weeks discharged and raised a app boy full of matter
every day, with hard lumps like grains of something.
My bowels now became regular and natural. and my
appetite was so far improved, that I could scarcely , re
frain from eating too much. My strength improved,
and I regained my flesh.
I continued to improve in,every respect soon after I
sommeneed using the Syrup, and the improvement
continued until I was restored to my health. I have
passed through the inclement ireathee of the latter
part of winter and.the aptiagowad feel as well now as
ever I felt in my life. and I am this day a living testi
mony of the greet efficacy of Schenck's Pulmonie
Syrup in curing pulmonary diseases.
Len. this statement he thought too highly colored by
some people. I eubjnin, Certi fi cates of tz number of the
'inhabitant, of Tacony, who *ate me at different times
during my disease, ant) never expected to see me rector
ed. I also append the certificate of the brothers of
MystiC Irodge. 1110.270. I. 0. of 0. F„ who kindly
watched over ow, and fully beliceedikey would con
signiwy leonine. to the tomb t bqt. thanks to Dr.
Schenck forhis invaluable Puhnonie - Syrup. my life
has been spared, and I am permitted to make the fore
going statement fof the benefit of suffering mankind.
I testae at Tacony,and am well known by most of
the people there, and will ha gratified to have any
person call upon me and leap more particulars of the
- virtues of this medicine. JOHN C. CREEN,
June 24th. 1851.
The subscribers, members of the Mystic 7 ml re, No.
270, I:0. of 0. F. of Ho'meatier& Pe. do hereby cer
tify that we know John C. Green. (and is a member
in good standing in NO. 270 1. 0. of 0. F.) who was
dangerously ill with a low Pulmonary Consumption.
last wint. row that they give him rp .o die ; that he
is new fully tutored to perfect health, and they believe
his recovery was produced by Scbenck's Pultuonic
Syrup.
We believe his certificate is correct in every par.
HENRY NEFF, P. G.
ALFRED ROBINSON, P. G.
ABRAHAM ARTHUR, P. G.
J. K. OSMAN, N. G. -
JACOB WATERMA N, .111:
.1 A MEE/ C. CAI.VER..
jOsli L'A PHINEMORE.
Ilolmeshurg, Philadelphia 1.3;;,.., lane 25, 1 1 451.
The undersigned, residents of Tacon;,, eight miles
above Philadelphia, being well acquainted w!tir John
C. Green, and the circumstances attending his rage,
feel impelled bye deep senors of imperative duty, to
make universally known to the public his entire recov
ery from the very last stages of Pulnionvy Consump
tion. So entirely heirless was his condigon, having
been but a brief period since in that rapid.y sinkin.;
and emaciate state, as to overly preclude, in the opin
ion of his physicians and friends, who watched by his
bedside, all hopes of even a temporary recovery and
restoration to his present robust health. Thus the care.
Cul use of your invaluable Specific. the Pulmonic By r.
up, makesit our belief, under the circumstances of his
previous prostrate, not to say dying etandition,-.one of
the moat startling results that the whole annals of medi
cal Skill er science - can produce. It deserves to be im
perishably recoiled to your credit, and secure to you,
tho greatest discoverer of this hitherto remediless
dis
ease, a lasting monument and a world-wide reputation
in the healing art, that no time may either diminish or
destroy. Haring witnessed Mr. Green's distressing
struggles and sufferings , from a continued cough, sn
peradded to the other symptoms consequent upon, or
attending to the last stages of a pulmonary disease;
and moreover, it being so generally believed by his nu
merous friends that no human power could relieve, or
protract his life ; muchleas restore him back again to
his former health, we feel it thus our duty to give our
unqualified testimony of Mr. Green's perfect recovery,
by means of the egclusive use of your wonderful Syr.
up ; and we shorild indeed reloice if we could be made
the humble instrun;enta of relief and cure to others tyho
may be so unfortunate as to be similarly atlleted.
David Conrad, Jease Duffield,
V. Hit:Ale s A. Heath,
Joseph Head, Jr. , Jesse Watson,
Stephen Lukens, Robert Allyn,
Matthew Toden, James 'Torbert,
John Bloginiesbury, Allen Vandegnifl.
Prepared only by Dr. Schenck, and sold, whole.
sale and retail, by his sole agents, John Gilbert & Co.,
Wholesale Druggists, 177 North Third street, Phil's.
Clicken & Co. 81 Barclay street, N. Y. Redding & Co.
No. 8 State it Boston U. Blakeley. corner Third and
Chestnut streets. Si. eouis ; end by principal Druggists
throughout the United States. And by the following
Agents in Bradford County :
H. C. Po'rter, Towanda ; D. Bailey & Son, Leßays
; T. Humphrey, Orwell ; Maynard & Woodburn,
Rome ; J. J. Warfonk, Monroe ; D. D. Parkhurst„
Leßoy ; C. R. Rathbone, Canton; King & Vorburg
Troy ; G. A. Perkins, Athens.
cryiku lettereaddressed to DR. J. ff. FICDENCIC,
Cate of John Gilbert Q. Co., Whoh rage Dtagests, No.
177 North Third Wert, Philade/phis.
ECONOMY,, DUMMY AND NEATNESS.
Saddle, Harness & Trunk Manufactory.
TUBE CULP & Co., respectfully inform the public
.1 that they have taken the shop lately occupied by
C.. P. Harder, on Main street, a few doors helow the
Brick Row, where they will keep on bend a large
stock
atatato= o caz)amch uanzAraa
',TILVSKS. VALIRGIOVII)PO, tTes
AN articles in their lino manufactured to order. and
made of the liest rnaterialond for workmanship cannot
tie sinpasard in Northern I' , :nnsylvania, They solicit
a call from those wishing to purchase, confident that
dtry mu give satisfaction both as to quality and price.
C'Atah will he paid for ilidos and sheep Pelts,
r rates, at our shop.
57 1 .2 tr,ripo• nps Leather
o c .if ek(m.. NM'
7.,wmpta. NoVellvtler . 19th, I Nbn.
I(tid 1 , . ; a
T fitietell¢iuons.
Ettkry k Cu.'s.. Thrailifitr - filatiji
. . prices - . 'for -1862: ,' -
la addition I o:the :bet nal , freight froM Albany. N.Y.
~
EmerY's Patent changeable power, Thresh- •
er, Separator, and bands_ complete t fur 150 00
,
Emery's
4 . 4 ( 4'4'1 1 . .. ... •.„ ~ . -
.: f.,
V Patent Changeable PoweeThreske;!
- 'er, , Separator and Lands complete, for 190 00'
1 horse. - ~ .
.. . ,
Emery% itaproved Wide Rack and Pinion
with Thresher; Separator and bands, for 120 00
.
9 horses,. V ,
Emery's Improved Wide Rack a.RI Pinion
with Thresher, Separator and bands for 95 . 00,
1 horse, . .
Cdromort or Wheeler RaCh and Pinion
Power. ' Thresher , Separator and bends- 135 00
for 2 horses. ,
Common or, Wheeler Rack and Pinion
Power. Thresher, Separator and . bands • ItO 00
tor t horse, '
(0 -, If soh' separately, the following prices are
Charged :
emery's Patent Changalgo Horse Powers,
Pot two horves,. 4 .4 . 1.10 00
For one horse. 80,60
Emery's Improved Wide Erick and _Pinion Pouter..
For two horses ' •s9o'oo
•
For one horse 60 00
common Rack and Pinion, os Wheeler Power.
For two horses • $B5 00
For one horse. 75 00
Thresher with Cilinder 26 inches long
and 1472 diameter, together with Separa- $35 00
or and Fixtures,
Portable Circular Saw Mill with St inch
Saw, filed and set, in running order for $35 00
cutting fire.wood, dec..
Upright or Felloe Saw Mai "( 01 1 Vtrbeel".l Sao 00
slights, e(b-
Churning Attachment for driving one or)
two Churns at a time 'of barrel size or e t $l2 00
less (no extra gearing wanted.)
Cross Cot Sawing Arrangement, for but
ting and caning off logs, including saw, $l2 00
guides, and connections for use.
Power Corn Shelters, for I horse and for? $l5 to
2 bones. S $5O 00
TERMS—CASH, or NOTES with security and
interest, payable in 4- or 0 months. When good
endorsed notes, payable at bank are received, part
of the interest will be deducted.
41.1. ARTICLES WARANTED, MADE OF
good materials, and to opperate as represented. or
may be returned to the subscriber within three
months and purchase money refunded. Written
warrantees given when required. Persons wishing
to bay
TIERM y T
.at:: Ara 1a1—,41.)7r17034a.9 4
should order them at sn early day as the Manufac
turers are much driven-by orders, and supply can
not at all times be kept on hand.
1:1.• It is not necessary for me to recommend
these Threshing Machines for they are well known,
and recommend themselves to_ the good sense and
pocket of every prudent farmer.
lam fully prepared to furnish a well ma.le , arti
ele. I will go•irantee that the freight on any Two
Horse Machine, shall not be over 1-9 at Binghamton
or Corning, or at any intermediate station on the
N. Y. dr. E R. R. M. WELLES.
A t hens, Bradf.,rd Co. Pa. inne 21, Itin.
BOOTS et SHOES!
Sohn 1 17.
TAS removed hi; establishment to H. 111:1's store,
1.1 co ,;:ler of main street anti the pnhlie ;pram and
will continue IL:. manufacture of Batas sod shoes,
heretofore.
He homiest receive() from ;Very York a /urge assort
ment of Women's; Children's and 1, 2 7,75e5' Shoes, which
are offered at low prices. The attention ci the Ladies
is oaripulsrly directed to' his assortment, contort...mg
the following new styles :—Enamelled Jennv Lind gai
ter boots; do. shoes ; black lasting and stilt gaiters ;
walking shoes, bubkins,&c, Misses' gaiters and shoes,
of every description. A large ageortg,ent oi Obild:en's
fancy gaiters, hoots and shoes, of all kinds.
For the Gentlemen, almost every style of gaiters and
shoes. This steak has been personally selected with
care, and he believes he can offer superior articles at
reasonable prices.
a-3% Th. strictest attettion paid to Manufiretaring,
and he hopes by doing work well to merit a continu
ance oI tht liberal patronage he has hitherto received.
Towanda. May 9, 1851.
JOHN C. ADLNIS J rfFti ?UCF►it6AHL
Jaw= dt, IMACZMIXAF 3 3I
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
TO !WAWA. Brad ford Coma y
111132• ItTit' • TIIII7 2111111C111-.XCLII9
COU!TT 81711Y6TRIA,
HAVIIVP lacated in Towanda, his services may
-I- be Atained by addressing a tine dim* the Post
Office, or by calling at the offiee of El/yeses Mcrcur,
Esq., ;where k wilt bit Vaunt], or where a written ap.
ticatpion may be h-ft. Nov. 1, ism.
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP.
THE subscribers respectfully inform the public that
they hove taken the shop fogncrly occupied by
Adam Esenwine, on ?Jain street, nearly opposite
Drake's wagon shop, where they are prepared to do all
kinds of BLACKSMITH ING upon reasonable terms.
They are determined by - doing their work well nud
promptly, to merit, as they hope-to receive a share of
public patronage.
00128 E—SHOEING done in the beat manner. All
kinds of repairing Machinery, executed' itrilse most skil
ful manner.
WOOD WORK - for wagons will also be triode still
repaired when desired.
All work done at their shop, will be watranteo lobe
well done, and manufactured from the best materials.
The public are requested to give us o trial, and judge
for themselves. F.SEN WINE & BEEDISCHH.
Towanda, kitty 2. 1851.
4VI I .I(gRNVINVB ISUAlarßratriMi
Important. to Zlonaektopers:
subscriber thankful for the
..ral patronage heretofore re
rved, begs leave to inform. his
ends and the public generally,
td thotteleomiziencine , . HouseiT
juparticular that he has .
lw on hand a large assortment
Ft. l l3ntiffl4t-,whictstte will
warrant to beMade in sANtantialtriatin e'r,,and.of
tht• best materials.
BUREAUS, such as mahogany and walnut arras
ing bureaus. marble and plant . tops ; mahogany and
walnut washstands, marble to ps, and plain, of dif
ferent patterns, Card and enettAtes, Sofas. Couch
en, whatnots, tkc.
BDADSTrolikk—lfigh. Fiel d s French' and low
piL.l bondsteint , .. finished in handsome style and of
approved patterns. together with otheirfurno me usu
ally called Vr, all of which will be sold on the moat
accommodating terms. '
(7,0' The subscriber is also provided with a Maio.
and fiv•hionable it said wilt holdhtrosrrlf in
Hl:Jinn- , t., attend ltr - c.)l or.lers in UlAenali:rtg.
no w4lll - up,lo) i, e bore. when desired. by the aid
1 wifirii tire 1 . , , rp-e in.q be kept t", , r :1 week.. C'DP
el 11 - fl 7 NTADE.
11.--Pqtt.lture of ati kind, made to on.ler, and
warranted to be of the be>i,tualt.rials and workman
ship. '
Towanda, Jinuary 17, tem:. •
1102101
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STEAM i ENOLNES.:' AND'. , BOILERS.
•,-. -`: : ' first' zsparte 'coromMupt - •
• - .
otit4 : .. t
_ _Ali eV.; ~ KA B hi t• - .1 - - L -
MrAtiTPlUfr.. steam jagging and Boiler's
..front,4l to : IWO , borate pOsver..: .lithixontsi En-
eines, on heavy iron. bed plops, Card in one piece. All
have expansion lakes; ail joints ground so as to be,
steam tight aritiout packing or. paint ; ell bearings and,
+Pealing anrfav'ealtOgg, and running in adjustable boxes
of bronze' in; , Billibitt Metal; ell 'haterice wheels,with.
turned belt face: ' The Regulator ia attActibil te the bed ,
plate. - .ThB'l o o/0-'l l unip 'is in Ari iitlependentitand.
•arnamed with crarilt abaft end 'tight 'arid tense Pulley,
may , th'esceiver a! belt' froth the engine 'shaft' or, ftoro.,
, any olher.,abilil., • The whele•siy la of - Wiiik - ii riot Inn- .
1 mood lit' any
,etikine: lioildets in the United §tates.
i•' lioders•Orthe beg! 4merican or •Entlisit iron fiends,
cast or wrought- 40,411411er tnbulth,oe.with flues--;
i made The moat thorough Manner.. .. , , r 1 ,
;tnernes from El to, lop horses power ,constantfy, ow
1,,,„a ofin progress, to , be delivered vidtbin 4 few days
, 1
of the iechipt uteri thder.
• Also, Steam ldaw Mills. capable of soWing,Bl44,feet
I board measure, of one inch boards, in 12 hours, with
I one.Muley list!, and requiring no , other fuel than the
1 sawdust. - .
fur's.
The followfrii are the prices of a few of these en
,
antes :--
Saw Mill, including steam engine, boiler and iron'
chibaney, complete ;, pitmen irons; muley saw irons;
setters ; feed,and a!l bolts and irons for 30 feet of
cerriiige, complete '
" $l3OO,
eiismr enginc;,ll! l'u.iliametei of cylinder; 23 in. stroke'
with iuhill.ar boiler, ,contvinhig 330 sqgare feet of
heating surface, and all castings, pipes, valves, and
other pinto necessary ; to set it In complete opera.
dolt, $1325
Steam engine, 12 in. diameter of cylinder. 30 in. stroke
with tubular boiler, containing 4do square feet of
beating surface, complete as before, $1175
Delivered au the , ears of the• Boston and Maine Rail
road'at Lawrenee, 26 miles from Boston. Terms, cash
on delivery.
Boilers for the above modified to suit purchasers,
atid pricey adcortlingly.
McKay 4 - IrinaleY, late of Plttifield, Mass., whose
steam engines are already widely known, nave recently
taken+ charge of the works of the Essex Compony,and
will be able, with their increased facilities andexpe
rienee, to make their approved engines cheaper and
better thati heretofore
May 8,1852. y
$6OO ortAzi,zapstail)
1 X 7 R
.V the ttialtli and hap piness
of ilcnil
fa is at r all time* of the most valuable
importance. I take it for panted that every person
will do all in their power to save the lives of their
children, and that- every person will endeavor to pro.
mote their own health at all sacrifices. I feel it to be
my duty, solemnly to assure you' that WORMS, ac
cording to the opinion of the most celebrated physicians
are the primary causes of a large majority olf diseases
to which children and adults are liable ill' yip have
an appetite continua lly,changing from one kinder food
to another, ball breath, pain ia the stomach, picking at
the nose, hardness and fullness of the belly, dry cough,
slow fever, pulse irregular—remember that ell these
denote Worms, and you should at once apply the ra
ilway
U€obensack's Wcrm Symp.
An article founded upon scientific principles, corn.
pounded with purely vegetable substances, being per•
reedy safe when taken, and determined in all-its effects
and not leaving the system in a diseased condition, as
most advertised nostrums. composed of Grannie l,for the
removal of Worms, such as Vmengra, Vermifuges,
dze., but has performad the most a s tonishing et v e ,y ui d
saved the hat sof thousands, both young and nld,who
have been pronounced? hopelegs-111 curable by Ph) •
clans. Read the following, and become convinced of
its etlicacp over all others:
Mu. .1. N. HOBENsArn—This is to certify t h at my
child. 15 years of age, having sick for rl years,and
was attended by Drs. Loper, Whillis end Phisler for a
lung time without rece,ving any betr•fit ; when after
g - ving her qp ax incurable, T went to Philadelphia and
consulted one of the t‘est physicians; her disease
growing worse. ft was at this titre f crass induced to.
try Hobe/me/es Worm Syrup, and after taking two
bottles she entirely regained her health. Hoping that
this will prove a hen, tit to parents P/JOSE chltdran are
eiusilariy affected,
f am yourF, &e.,
obenza.c3es Liver rills. r,-
No part of the vystt m is more liable to disease than
the Liv au, it serving as a fi terer to purify the blood,
or giving a proper secretion to the bile ; an that any
wring action of the Liver etli ots the other important
parts of the system. awl rest' if g oar iot•iy in Jaundice,
Liv e r c o mplaint, Dyspepsia. &c. We should, therefore
watch every symptom that oit ht indirm, a wring
of the lover. These Pills being e4iropo,ed; of
P/unts, furnished by nature to heal the dick
—Namely, :An Expectorant, which augments the
secretion from the pulmonary mucus membrane, or
promotes the discharge of secreted matter. end—an
which.chatigea in some insensible and in
explicable manner, the certain ruarbil action of the
system. al—a Tome, which gives tone and strength
to the nervous system, nicitraring health anti vigor to all
parts of the hotly . 4th—a Cathartic, which acts in
perfect harmony with other ingredients, and operating
nn the howel:k, and erpelling the whole masa of corrupt
and 'vitiated matter. and pyrifying the Wood, which de
stroy; disease and re stores health.
firtuff,,ra . County—Dr. B.C. Porter and
J. Ai. Ree . :l, T..`wart.da C. H. Herrick, Athens ; M
Bullock & Co. .9tuli;;lvid ; Barnes & Bailey, Waver
ley ; H. epear, Springfield Troy ; L. D.
'Paylor, Burlington ; Brown & Mo.^roeton ;
Parkhust & Lamb, Leroy ; Chas. Itathbone, Canton ;
also T. B. 1 - I,,whind, Columbia, travels in the adjaes , t'
counties. 48v
TEM OLD TA=
STILL IN OPERATION?
THE subscriber would an
nounce' to the public that he
have now on hand, and will make
to order all kinds of
Cabinet remit:we,
such as Sofas. Divans, Lounges
Center, Card, Dining and Break
fast Tables. 'Mahogany, Wal
nut. Maple and Cherry Bureaus,
Stands of various kinds, Chairs
and Bedsteads of every description, which are. and
will be made of the best material and workmanlise
manner, and which they will sell for cash cheaper
than can be bou4ht in any other Ware-room in the
country.
REWantaltaani Wig,
op hand on the most reasonable terms. A good
HEARSE Willbe furnishedon Funeral occasions.
. AMEB MACKEYBON.
Towanda, June 1, 1852.
B. 007'S aND . S'HOES.
• ONE of the largest assort..
0 1111 1111 t
meat ever offered in Brad.
ford ,County, can be found at J.
1 7.......1. ,, , ... 7 ....,,,,.. :7,1 , _ ,I,i,
firsts Alexander'sdoor
o r out
il o C lothing
u f, 3B; : i e r r ya
-Tif f - rtliottlif4.lide on Kain street.'
TovoinnEomaga --- , ~. , • .„.
- Mr. sv ei.naalminzae
. . .
of Elmira, has emit:4o4,M a Branch In the above
place. All our work tte SOW' at the price mark.
ed and no dcriaLion in price : ttud i 4 either bought,
threat j'youl.pLO,Nanufaciurer or made by ourtrelyes ..
and trirrantedto give eiitire Satisfaction. Evert• de
script of
•
SO:0 TS t AN 'sl4 OES
Women.' Chihli-01;r mtri Yoga's? Urn Neils
and If",twizi 11,11rdo and India
• Redhec Ount Nimes chopfir rant
Please call and examine for yonrselves.CD
l'orantin. lied 22: 1%52 Gm.
PARTICUL,AR NOTICE.
A Li.p,%r-urN 101-ri!!,•,l h ttu
tir;ite•4eCl ftirlffi , u,:u,111,:;.
atia art arigk alcsia-eala; by bole Of payment. 41rirt
all notes
.that we over due,roust be paid.
Towanda, April 6,1852.,
H. S. dr' M. P. MERCIIR.
GORDON AIcKAY. Agept
MOII.R TR nITER,
R. BOWMAN
.:.:i . :,'.;:';:. - linctlisti3(4'. ---., 7
' For Of Care of , - •
WOK .COLDS r 'HOARSENESS, •
•-• BRONCHITIS; '
ateirP • ISTRIA 'Op . ':
fAirilit tit r e unmerous medicines istail, (and some
V of them -saluabiej .for the mire 'of 'pulmonary
complaints,- nothing bas. ever been lotind which. eduld
con:Tornio its effects with thic.PreparatiOn;
.others
curelonsetitnes;. but at all times and s in , all diseases of
the knits andihrost where medicine can giCe % telie
this will ild: it., D is pleasant to take, and perfectly
safein.aceordance•_witts the directions. We do not
advertise fur theinformation of those who have ttied
it but those who have not. Families.that here.known
its value will not be withotit it, end by ,its timely use
they *re secure from the dangerous cons‘muences o
Cenithe and: Colds which neglected, ripen into fatal
consumption.
1110 Diploma of the Massachusetts !institute was
aveat i ded to this preparation by the Board of Judges in
September 1847 ; also, the Medals of the three great
Institutes of art, in this country ; also the Diploma
of the Ohio Institute at Cincinnati, has been given to
the Cllrttl!T PICTORAG, by their Government in con
.ideration of its extraordinary excellence and useful
'less in curing affections of the Lungs and Throat.
Read the following opinion founded on the long
experience of the eminent Physician of the Port and
City of
Dr' J. Ayer : Sr. Jonrs. May 8, 1851.
Five years trial of your Cherry Pecterat in my prac
tice, has proven what I foresaw from its ecmposition
must be true, that it eradicates and cures the coughs
and colds to which we, in this section, are peculiarly
liable. think its equal has not yet liven discovered,
- nor do,Ttnow how a better remedy can be made for
the diskmpers of the, throat and lungs.
I. S. Bvirros,M .D. , r.
onlywhat itline done cis a wasted constitution, not
only in the following cases, but n thousand more;
Dr. Ayer: Sufi nu ft r,.fan. 24, 2852.
fn tkce month of July. lasi, I was aifaclied -by a vio
lent &into:fit-in thit taints of Maliforriia.' I returned
to San Francisco in`hope al, receiving benefit froin a
cbangeof climate and diet,—My diarbaia cease) bat
was followed by a severe cough—and much soreness.
I finally *tatted for home, but received no benefit from
from the voyage. Afy copal) continued togtow worse
and when I arrived' in New York, I wag fit once mark
ed by my acquaintances As a Victim of consumption
I must confess that I saw no sufficient teainin to doubt
what my friends all halieve.i. At this time I coin
mencedtaking your truly invaluable medicine with
little expectation of deriving goy behefit limo Its use
You would not receive thew, , /int s did I not regard it
my duty to *lsle to the ,e , filicted, through you that my
health in the space of eight toonth.s fuliy reoor
ed. I attribute it to the use of your UHF:IMS: PEG
TURA L. Y 00rd trine.
Nt W, S I
i•roa, Pa, Aril- 2, 18/8-
Dear Sir Feeling that have tneen sp•rred tr• to
premature grave, through your instiumentallify I v th,
providence or God, I will take the liberty to t tprt
my gratitude
Cough. and the alarming symptoms of Consumption
had reduced me too low to Irate me anyth;tig
hope, when my physician brought rue a bottle of one
" rgCTORAL. It seemed to afford immediate retie(,
and now in a few weeks time has rendered me to sound
health.
If it will do for other g What it hag done for me you
are rertainlY one of the henefetors of rrinnicind.
Sincerely it iehin; v"ii every hlesAnc. i azn
Very re..T . ee:folly your 4.
JOHN J. CLARK: Kerlqr "1 M. Pelves l! 1,110
Withgueh er....nr•nre frqm Hoch narn, no stron
ger proorean be adduced eitik-ss it be from (3, 1
Upon trial.
Prepared and Fold by LAMES C. AVER, Prudes
CherniKt. Lowe ;WA.
Sobl by Dr. H. C. PORTER. Towanrl3; R. M.,-
Wellstroro . ; E. Flyer. (Sovirigtrm ; Humphrey nn.)
Borden. Tiovi ; W. H. E'liott. Elmira A.' Turrn.ll
Montrowe; and by nil evervt, here. • y3fi
3111 AL =CZ%
~—, ~= 1
~1.------ --,,,
i , A•7, - Icivi .FIRIENEL , iiy?;•,,,
i@r.E. L. Soule & CO),
t 3,
eiC
0W1E00441
'4.4M
a a
I T t (Jlr; Genuine unless gccomponteu ny a tac aim
/ 11 le of the above Engraved Wrapper of Dr. E. L.
SOULE & Co, upon eitrh bns.
In offering to the public this justly celebrated:3oV
EREIGN BALM OF LIFE. it is not our wish to
make any false statements or Wild assiertions of their
superior efficiency in restoring to health be sick and
suffering, well knowing that their reputation as
STANDARD MEDICINE is of itself sufficient refer
ence for the afflicted.
Many proofs might he given of their value on paper,
hut we prefer those unacquainted with them to sal
themselves tor enquiring of living witriegses and Irvin e
the Pills. They wi.l find them p"rfectly safe and reli
:Ode in all cases. tieing purely vegetable, and a mcdi
ne v c:+rthy their hest confidence and patronage.
Th e frilloriC certificate was sent us for the public
good
Hplair:era, Itto“:ae Co. N. Y., May 10, 11151.
We the 4 od eN i gne d, elt ,::^ns Henrietti, bating
used personally 1)r. ?oule's 1 . 7 " 1474
svanesseci the health-reshving e tr ec t.,
recommend these Pills to the at3.hoted as the
which we'are acquainted.
(l. AL ROBERT~, G: H. DROWN.
M. D. Pll [MAPS. D. Or,- o r mi,
IL A. TlLlBE'c'ts, LEWIN REED ;
P. ti. —You are at liberty to publish this for the pub
lie good. .
IlawAna Or COVNTEIMITS Wo are not aware dirt
any one who is maiiing.irapurious article has yet dar
ed to make Inge of our name ; but some of them ha•
had the impudence to imitate our boxes anti copy our
Circtlars, Certificates, &c. Unless the public are
careful when 'hey purchase, 16[1 will be deceived.
Vile genuine Sovereign Balm Pill, can he had
wholesale•and retsi ,of Dr. SOULE & Co., Syracuse
Onundaga Co. N. It-
Sold by Dr. H. C PORTER, Towanda Pa., find by
their Agents in every town in the country. 21y
•
Removed to B. I ingsbery's Block !
Ir 4. Chaniber/(n,
' AS just returned from thetity
'.fibit: • XI or New York with a large
-; • ~,,,,..e k supply of Watches, Jewelry and
,• . . i ‘- , tA liily . er were, comprising in part,
~,,..!•• the followiri; articlesi—Lover,
• Iv _ - , , , .111•:,--i•-.• .', Trifle /Ind Plain Watehe., Wit
.
\II
„,....., ~...,,,r 1, ... „,, :t ,-,, „ 8 eurnideiv ~,,,,v tinent or C. ,i
.11, , ,,v i Ily, ..11 ( 11 :IS Far N 0.;,.. Pu
ger Kin .. , ,Ilreast Pin., 11 . 14- 00 14 .1..te1.i . (4.G..! , ch.;in-,
Gold Pins, Keys, etc. - A 441. all sort.. 017 llii ,, P , V% are.
and atiy quantity of Steel Ilya! --ALI ui which ho utrer.
for s-11U exceectlitigly cheap for C. 2180..
Wu.hes repaired on short notice, anti warra Pe led
to ritt well,of th'e money hill he refunded. and a wrr
ton a4reeillent..nven to that efree! :e reqiiired,
N. 11 .--‘ I API.II'SITtII2. and Country P:oduc
taken in payment fir onk; and a 1..; Awry) tin7o, all
nrerer,tlifit the Petd4::.e mukt ,r paid leVeirthr war
is. tirme-4 war against credit in .11 itA forma.
, W. A. (:1 - 1A tIBERLEY. Agent.
Towanda. A pri! 214, 1.5 n. . '
CA. I IY - Y.1"0:;T.
nii:BEAs, my snot , !ze. ter' 114 higniri
15th init. this to ti,i Lid all person, b ar ,
'tiering or trusting hint on my account, as than pay
no debts or bit contracting. D . GO.L'LLI. -
• tndham, Ont. 20, ISZi?..
••• C. P(RTI -
Niiirolesale and 'Retail Dealer in
DRUGS,- -MEDI
LattreT , 4L 1 !4
QV:it in the south end of the Ve,,,d H ogs,
known as the largest, cheapest and n xe
et y
useortnaent west of the city. Particul ar eff eaibil - *!
be it i men to way or an who may wish to o ok ,
.esslnine or 'purchase, teed a ny in , die4 iw eri et
will be 'cheerfully and.graluitougy given to t h,7 464 ,.
*lid while to ceneolt concerning tbernsele u ,„„ i 7"4
Continuous eitipplieg of . fresh and recently ) , ""A
eiclee ere. weekly arriving, hewing b ete e e fts
et
/Ma y
lected:with view to - their unfurnesa, and s
l esatedeaoamstiallY kept, either will h e e nhiii ;'2 4 4
procured at the shortest notice by 8e p ,,, 4 ,74
leaving their older. Accommodating eleela
will be .111'4 cis compotind any
endeavor e ke .tu I,terhatever the ptleb ia . )
agreeable. • All goods shall be considered
as represented, sod being Ageot for the, be e — .;,7 l4
else Patent Medicines, all those found is
can be relied upon, in all cases, as b eing go ne t : 4
stock now comprises every article in th e 'k
which-may he found the following t
arms and Medicine:
aloes 'squill assafoetitla 'quill
arabic salmi%
`camphor
' uvula
copal earsapnt‘
gamboge eager ett
goatee
my rrh 'novae,
shellac sulphur
Itragaeamb etc. 11, 101 , 4 , e
catomfq
fleets foot quirkeare
!tanners tartar
olive !mamas
castor I sada
sperm
,rrtam talc
( I )riganurti !e imo ,
wrgarnont lantoncor
!lemon alcm •
ACIDS
Acetic
Citiic
Itrit
Moriatic
Aquafortis
Sulphuric
Tartaric etc
HALSAIIS
Fir
:Copzin
Tutu
Sulphur
Life el&
• asztica.
Bayberry
Cinnamon
Peruvian (Jeets i
Mtn ' etc
ESPENC
Peppermint
Cinnamon
Wintergreen etc
EXTRACTS.
Sarsaparilla
Dandelion
Soneset
Horehound
Aconite
Vanilla
Lemon .etc
SEE b 9.
Penigreek
Anise
Carraway
Canary
Rape
Girders
Mustard
Car.lamom
Colchicum etc
rLONV Ens.
Chamomile
A rnic a
Lavender etc
VMS.
winterzreen
cinnamon
I clores
hemlock
juniper
I savin
tanse7
tar
fOte I'll 8 ry
Orange
nero'
peppermint
,iinzwed
cod liver pte
MGM
MEE
(Iva ursi etc
ROOT-.
I CO/Orr/hi,
, gentian
i n lap
I urinerie
4pijelia (pink}
hellebore
i picae
tiqu.,rice
verirsli ro , emary
rheuharb
GROCERIES
Sugar, Cot Tee and Tea of all limas, motame t i m
vevper. claavre4, mustard, raittneg, Mate, f.h,114r4
citrons., 13IrtoUtS., salad 04, c charoicr,utt
butter crackers. rice, starch, ginzer, palerato, stl
and bar soap, sperm and tli.un, ju;., arxi
pipes, pepper glitiCtl ticc.
L'itracrs.
enelliar, (Hard and Ai nerlrin Porandr, Si.
Gid Jarnaiiiii and New Eng'and ham. pure UPI
and Arn. Gin. Irkh and .la \t !iatrr
dei.£l Lisbon. Sheri Teneriff, Port,
Awl Champaign NV 4•mg 1,.
kee, Noyeau &e , cheaper than •.er
Soup, Prrfuniery ,and Fancy Quads
Shaving CIPIIM, w.u;...,t. tnetiaL3te..l.M,
aluriond, palm. fret bo:et., roie, 144,1 IWO
r , nt •, rr , a •'l, Vt f ,!, 3 ene ,,4
j.a-key club. paishoullv. de mtht.2..t
flt urF., wed , , no, ht sty eel. twer. 2ra:4
wring flonera. west coral atal Lew u.aan Liz it-
Czich.ms, eoh..abe. hay and r.,t aster..
••••pais•ti pate& p..a kr, r .:yes. V.‘ir
tors, hair era,:cat h,itr court wag.
pc flume pl In; cir,i4• rem
11,4 hook , , draw :lig ;
) fa, k. and irdt
port t ,n.at', po: 11.1ttl):, 11JFk!:: d
• ra‘l1111:1 . ; CON - 11,114:0as ,
BRUSHES
•
Hair, hat, Rtovo, n .,
Aa.h, artist c finer.. hair. ,tr It I 4
whceiv ash. cnunter, fle4h, loon ~ nail c tab hr),
Infant, lather, table, hqrfr and r u
~ii2:cel ane orS.
Tobacco and snuff Moue., topple .neS•, aznegk%
breast pumps, :eeth rin.::4 tied rms. tyrinzezar
der braces, trusses, supporters, pessaries,crthetraufi
trig glasses, graduates, mortar r, •pata!a, /Incept l ot
thermometers, liquid a•td .p• ea:l mihrsive p..igendL
Paints and dye Stuffs.
Nit. red, cam and log wood, lUF He, lac dyt, ciao
red sounders, madder. alum, ecppera4. Hut ming (
tin, composition chemic nil, vttrtol,osaic trsi 2
tiriciS, grain tin, pumice and ro ten stuns. Ammo"'
Chinese vermillion. spanish town, Amours(' /rEa
fish Venetian verdigris, Paris green. a hge. 011:1 1 7,
red lead, chrome yellow• and green, ppm r 5 tt
copal varnish, lampblack, lithsrge, putty, atom 4 1
spirits turpentine. lir:eed oil, rosin, ctult, umue,mr
na, gold lea, bronze, &c.
Glass.
French Glass 24-30, 22 Ott, 2040, 20.24.1: 4 1. 11
18, 12-20, 12-18, 12-18, 10-14, 10.12, 5.111.7-1.
Patent Medicines.
FOLK AGENT Ft'll
Dr. Jaynes' Alterative Et rievtornnt:
Fitchc's expectorunt, tonic humor col-T(1 . 01,4c..
Merchant's Gargling Oil fm horses. Lc.
t'y. medicines, wild cherry..Sc•
Sw •••mary Mils= anti •Ett.ric', et
Brim's Pun.. •
Vermiruzr. c ' r
Houghton's erpsin or 095.. (War 4nd
Osgood's Indian Chulagogar. to.
Scarpa's Acoustic oil fur I.ses:ne.s.
S. P. Townser Sarsiparilla;
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup.
Dr. Keeler's Family milkier!.
Machine's Dyspepsia Hitter.
Hooflantrs German Bitters, for DyspePsiso"^ — `
Brown's Essence Jamaica Ginger.,
Duhoy's Rat and Mice Kstertrinstor.
Also agent for Herrick's medicines, pla.teri,rul
drew's and Davis' Pain Killer, Graeksbut fff4
cinch, Fy. Elcctuaries etc., salt ditto, teue.l
worm, spavin and founder ointments. ot 4 t
cordial , plasters, poor r 1.131 1 .4 salves, eye Irger4
ments, erasive soap, bed hog poist.n• tiobo2cl'
and Clark's Worm syrup, Christie's Gstringet*
dyes. !Moffat's Phoenix Bitters. Tre'k's WO'
S karn . . Dailey's. and McAllister's Ointineo9/,,
low's Heave Powder, Condition Powder, ha •"'
On numerous kinds of Pills.
Light.
Phosgene. superior Horning thiiit,riophene•W.
.. i
,lard and sprrnnnil ; new and
ant pl nrcv hems orencil: mph; ie, side a 4 '"
in lamps fur hall and store u-o,
Z'obacce.
Ca ye h, JaMeS, natural
ethil A tolersnn's Cut, lintlif intic lots?&
Ira
etc.; ghtoce hrrinds. pure lia , hos-OWN
Alt of which w he sold at 1111113113 ty tow r 6 ° . ":„
Rernetnher that 14. Porter's ('hl ap a nJ
cal cureS is in the south en; Watibbi:t4l4
doors above the ur. Turkish Kstidell
Ft. C. PORTER. t
'Towanda. June 4, I Rf,l.
r.- . : - : ::'.;al zuuvanclis•
TE only colnplClC 13s,ortMetil of .PiPer }far
-- 1 ;,
-• tnizs kept in this re ion, for ss!t• at . th e ,.."
lowest. rates by O. 0. BAlIL2;
--........._ —,..._._ - ----, -,..
CAPS. HATS. BOUTS 4 , sHob ~13 • 3 ' r
• sortmern, sold very cheap for cash• l'Y q y
April g V, KINEI4g.
I 3! frenic
,krf CEILLIIZZ%
alcohol
:Em
l ieu ifiltillip
paregone
shaken ke s
gold leaf
ca tile ear
centre ter- e e i
aqua amp
)i - opetiNoc
r.ubebi
hrittsh
cu ' , , rn r r ; . p,o
I :ant l , t 3
alh L'l (
I
m.rr
j ver
A`ll e
, 4.ttr rr t.tr:L