.;$
-
- - . ..,15UW0511;; - -:
Positpin - Farmers.
Evetrone-iolif brad , or wares Cloth
made of - 4'04-11ex or:cottiin, ;hay a direct
persCual intrireskin AO - result of tilling and
turin eclonomy.! • '
Holger and nakedness are wants of the
pressi ; providence heti
phieed them alike in ever Y human being.—.
111 eiviliziaVeammittios, all , are equally do
`pendent Imicessful agriculture for the
meauslrif sllbsi.tonco. Let a soil be per
- inaneritly exhausted, or fail but a year to
row Ail the latior of the husbandman, and
no laninae can adequately describe the in:
tensity: of- universal sufferings that- must
ensue.' TfenCe tbis•bwancli or national in
duArthas peculiar and) , paramount claims
t • tho , earnest!attention and fostering`-care
..f ail governments which) are regardful, of
thirpublie. safety. 11114.811.4tained by common
sense. I . ,
Amerman lavieultrire offers for consider
ation soveral,interestingland striking fee
unas „.preirninent , among these 'is the fact
tinit nearry tkree fourths of the labor and
anittil:ofthe'country are employed in this
;
single, , :pirraart. 4micnlturists are them
' selves a largo majority of the voters, tax
' ; ! tayers, anedonaurnersof all domestic and
•
xbreigo gooilif.
Under our ['republican system, they are
molnlirespensible for the good govern
, " n,ent,of each.; State. and of the Union.—
lf their' public servants whether in . Con.
i trcts,oriirtato Legislatures. fail to pro
mpt° improvements ii agriculture, as rec
. nnithanded•bil President Washington, the
fault is not: in their representatives, but ,
thoSa- who, neglect to ask for such aid as .
Gorernirient ;may properly grant.
•
American farmers enjoy advantages , su
perior-trr t los* of all other nations for iin
prtviog- both themeelves- as a class and
t'beir, landadf catates,up- to the highest ca
paliiii;t3ys- of man, and of the earth which he
e II CIA . ' ea.- lids Republic proffers toru
ratsiiierieelanyel than one thousand millions
tsf Oro lift;- available farming lands;, of
which as little, or as much as may be sub
' e &tarot improved as wisdom shall dictate.
There is ireither - cOmpulsiorinor restraint in
either direction.
ilath this entire freedom of action has
soleisted 'a degree of security for life, litter
s'
rv, prperty! toleration•of religion and ex
:: inption of ,onerous taxes, without a parel•
lid ie. the history of the world. In extent
, of SeOcoast;! facilities for river, lake, and, Ca
-1 rod,navigation ;in variety of climate, soil,
• vegetableind animal prducts ;in indefinite
and definite and almost unlimited calmer
oiotmanufasturing, mineral and hydraulic,
risqurces. no other country comas this.—
: There is some danger, however, that 'we
sholl'Prova ; unworthy of so great, blessings
• that' we may forget the source- whence they
, Caine, abuse the peculiar advantages and
exalted` privileges which we possess, and
bliodly cling to the barbareons
. practice of
impoverishing the soil, to the mealculable
injury o f coming generations. .
' _lnsteadkif exhausting millions of acres
'without any adegnato recompense, instead
ilf)Ookintlongingly toward the wilderness
of' forest' and pararie at the west, we
sliouldsenreb closely into the lands already ,
miller the plough, and learn' what can
ddrortcr add two; three, and fourfold to their
• present- prViinetiveness. The time has at
last,a,rrived - when it is indespensible to:the
coiidiied Prosperity of_ all other . States
- Oat the principles both of renovating and
allui*ttigeirltteated fields be thoroughly
• aittunivenrally understood.
slaws AND: vistramg.--The
io4l`table of the number of pounds of cartes
artieles - *:vbusbet may beef interest to
our readers : • - -
Wheat:sixty pounds.
-shelled con; fifty-six pounds:
on die cob seventy pounds.
ryc,- fifty-six pounds.
Of-oats:, thirty - six pounds.
Of bailoy,forty-six pounds.
isitatocui, sixty pounds- •
Of bran,twenty pounds.,
;'3f clover ieed, sixty Pounds.
Of tintotbY seed, forty-five pOunds.
Of flaxseed, forty-fivapound s.
Of *scan' seed; forty-four - pounds._
; Of, buckwheat fifty-two pounds,
,Of Mite grass,seed, fourteen pounds...
Of " castor beans. forty-six pounds.
Of - dded,peaches, thirty-three pounds.
Of dried apPles, tiventy-foni
..pounds.
• Of oiirinia. 'fifty-Seven - Rounds.
Of silk - fifty-six ,pounds.—Banner of
Union.
'l4l. physician called on a sick boy,
and-ootfinding writing utensils handy,wrote
with chalkii prescription on the door, which
Here, madam; *hen your son wakes,
give hhmthis, it iian•emoic, aidwill do
him good: • ' ' • •• ,
''The ignorant woman looked at the doe
torin amxtement„b:ut trusting to his great
Said"nothing:, - •• _ .
Se Edon; as the boy opened his.;eyes, shig
twit' the door from;hinges, and terry=
rag tt bad-tuda said; Elene.: , my , son,
you must swallow this; ths doctor left it,
f0ri4.44- - = • '
- • •
_ .
gat, tobtlier. I can't..
;don't see how you . . 414 nejther,
• btits2p4ii.i.sttri ihe doctor sayik;ox.
muft • . -
` - eies, ,---- Tiiinditer-of the Strasburg Bee
was' t lasewee' b. and shot noth_-
; - .. f ' 101,4 i wail "Ant to the
vwmtg tittlio windpipe.
TalbYfrifejw wit:ranee between 'a
r gi s h hoisi radish? - -- Con.
∈ '2. 7 :4i kti • ,
it - •
ebw, , *SIP lusfold ; the - ether
• .
Ofebbrix.
r.e. , broiwile.staigit dew itaarkicked
sisietand TAU round die lamp pbabt sn4 to
.-cUrnerliciuutiOtltis-der
;k a
letPut.tu
uot-belong to ths'htim . O
tat& r - 7 11- t oir rod' faro mot t o 111"4"ti jai PUPPY'
aim2ll7.°
• Lostaitircw,-. aligliNtik , : -- BUFFALO, •
The foll • ildt" appears New E - -'
, owtn e,„ e,, uga E. us. ; •
la " 1 - `• Etoads t S e neca
To tee Citiien.s'of ihels,ceantrioatrearth.of • ,
.auttiVisyllgia
New Je, , 1 22 :
, :: ,,,,,-.,, H -,--,EVEII.3(BO_,DY'S.3III.IIIET LINE.
pity, y dirsubscrioeisorenew prepared 'Loreto% SUBIC
aelFt 3 S . eO Oll of b eautiful; mare:.: : • 'l'°l2'9.4''--nti°P•ragtitl,ntitigßoltDrijoZePujitgetrze- Cantindo
Kate; I:ail:at' on thit-..'2:ltitlef September uokuoo:ra;prosute, e4u,'Loelt:nuold:t,..etlanog, ei I
last she was. stOen, - by- seam denizen , * I,l: l l:4'4 i TT: t t i s it i ° o ll: ll , l 6 ,l4Varg;l'"2: , ,So t a lb rt l a
fear, of.your State, and tracedtoDeck. , o, VanClor,.U . rgo, Vedon • Binghatutiil Great 'Tend
crown,' where the trail •Wi t slosit---,l•sinkt .
1 1%0 e u r o ks k Ziroil'oltra tt oonau w et=4 7 li i rt t ytn 74k
you,willnet •thereforitegard.itt-ai„impaitt,, out oo : t o :at . ..h.'
,treoto.itit attend to forserdingtheaame
gent in me, if. tbe:Offlietkveliireumstan-ltol7l°.otrozuolaipeottiaentutogtir.oeto.oirxeso jowl:
tend tt;
.503 ineOkeOtir
.1 theselling oft hotlate, audreturn tliogroceednin Bang. I
i ahlefuadeat either oftlio• abOso points to the following I
Thgl, relit:lly 'knots somethieg of file 1 ptrstMs; - ' _;”
depth of this 'a ffl ictiori,l. will recount . I seirie 1 4 ° 1 1 1 ,, u t i .„ ~ 7,tr = r,'°i'l ; n rY t . rt nw ; ,,„,/ t ""l's : "rw° ; lte
of the eidelletie thisitusdinped ktorsons ii - nretslug 4 mi rt t : r ot I d a "iuen itchestter)
Pldredg P ° OM of
which are many apd great. She =very L l .,.. ° .l.l:,...± i c,, P i o ' it o .b r ot u ; norto;a:e.Ltt•r:cae:liresion S tore,
kind., in -bee dispesition, and , whether lo tiousoorwruteei&llonell;•tivid,Perguson ft Sprague,
harness or under t he' saddle, • she: is . pro- ,r.,11,;),,„Dun0t en the
nouneed Who know her hest to be ';lltf,,,e2rtrgeti.lh.n;rlP/11145101e.rJ• /341;111.4.1°"°--
the most coniplete of her . ter , Arnold; Eim n tatcatOrehons; orT l Ltaln un t I r stith m rti ' m j ;
rum can slams bee, no accident' can provoke' taegrl'nuroe•rns,ti,ofoe,:f.f.tilit.ll.Y.4oSePtleti itedar'ti
I her to .run end" she jump f/o gently ore. 11. Draite ; Candor. state of Slala n g ' er' t e ir a 4u n o r f!
fieentlintlianiei Ells; Union, store of C. N. Wheeler.
1 , over a hemlock•log that, m . ay relies Dinah:in:ton. aloe of James Sisk; Groot Dead, office or
Churchill.; Loneahore, office of A. Wen); Deposit,
across road, you are. in , a sleigh, that
rstime of Ensign &Dean; Iltutcock. store of Allison A:
you, hardly kn irony thing hailiapponed. n'eetes..„ :Jr AN: SINK - . Dine: ton"
She is real inisilenar t y. feelings,
,and - : n .w„ 51 ,;
delight.s in nothing' was than in beiring, •• ,t
:
her master. etio into the -destitute settle- t imsdo.ria'tS.Attleuttrlato.,,nry,nse; Attica, Thomas Sy.
ments to preach, ', She - is punctual in at- I f son;' l ltoctlos4r, Foirba'uli n a hl garidg n t4 bn e n a l ini l an t ra ' en he . r a;
• 1 1 1'1 , i:t r ete:real i . fieneri, o.l:ann.:tee; Ovid, Perguson
tendanee upon the presbytery ; - but _snuffs
I.'na,se,d rq,
at those , deacoei wboorbent they know that tr•re
tE lint IJ. A P 11 . 1` Corning , W P 'J
the presbytery IS to meet id,- their place, l o oni t 'r.ofit'r e ' eas "te
114 '
a. max Ainghrom : Facteryville,C
have no oats-threshed out .Ifitsril t atte in'
I p r ziterel n An n eoro.it. fl. P. 'Wigan. Ithaca. P. 11.
her feelings, she sto see this kindnesi ! ret;: e n eo u u;'Llie s e'r l o t i l liVi7t r iat u s n o l g l ' c f . A N :a Vi rd e l7 ;
exemplified-in: others. • - posit,Eosign D 41511; llaneock, Allison 5 :. Reeves.'
She love's tti hdie a good preaelleei horse
CaPf. James SISK I
drop in of% Ssturdayerening; -she cheer -) Will tuperintend the business througho ut the allelic',
ne. and receive end till all Orders for
fully . weleo . ines Idiot° a stall i by . l lake- Fists. 0 ystetO ecc. dro
and is willing to share a ith ,him her lastj aitiosoln" be boright th e torremtiMol
morsel. When her master , is Wearied With' see veric, and toreonloo to , anyof b Pile"
In
ori ove na med
' • Drrot
study, idle love's to bear him out on little r* - , 32-4 1
exeuisiotis, in Istrlirch lie miry obtain, by
amain of his fiy rod, a• bountiful supply for
bis breakfast' able.' . - '1
,
She know every good trout
.stream an d
hole within-I0 miles of this plarc ; butAtill
trot past a . ; iekead pond nit bout dcignii
to not ice , r She.. thioks ministers of ; the
Gospel dO right to reserve; their ittelling,
and, in accordance unit ipostoltio example. _ ,
many exeillcnt
,dcitters of divinity, who
have sought recreation and bealth in. the ,
country. the
.has
_borne on
,I excursions' of •
thii character, and received their warm
commendations; , While the,, ott the other
hand, has highly , esteemed tbein, as sensible
men.
She aims to de everything from.correct
principles, Viand could ' not be , induced," fort
the sake of , extleitie, to, - ,neglect a single)
known duty. -SiM-iras, never kithwn to turn 1
away from the peer and the afflicted be.'
couse they were in bumble eircumitauces, 1
but would "stand bytliem to the teat, even,'
though compelled:lotwant of food, to gnaw
a pest.. She rejoiced in visits of mercy .' •
and. cheerfully went anydistanco to impart
comfort to the diiconsolate or to aid ttlini
is the !nrial of their dead, She was ex.
cellent at funerals, having a very fast Walk,
and was over at the service of the infirm
aged, on such occasions: She would lead
a proeeSsion for mile& lager thin tiny - boric
ever known in this region,_and Set not Igo
out of a walk.. And what shill I say morel
excepting that;in'a single sentence, she is
the most perfect of her kind, and her loss
to me is great and irrepar able.. Dear
Kate, shall I. never see Your pleasant- , face
again? •
A liberal reward, has been ofiered ;for
information leading to- leer recovery ; and
I engage suitably to increase iti if ileeetisa
iy, to'any sum not exceeding a ,hundred _
dolly's. I urn willing to. tiny of - 'any"!One
who has unwittingly purebased bet of !the
thief and Will secure , him. from loss, - if !the
thief himself will bring ber back, I , will give
him the reward and ask rio - enestione.
Tbaiyou-may know What kind of an an
imal she is; I will deseribe her, as she was
then stolen.'
,She is of Medium size, ebes-.
nut cane, beautiful furined, flowirig mane ,
and tail, ; deeply cut in the , month , by' the
bit, is very
_fleet,• having never been struck' '.
strict' the -whip, 'her feet veryssinall, the bind
ones white, With sdudgalls riedelarki of in
terfering, has 'tie superior as a lady's 'horse'
wanthe delight:of niy , - delightet& old
enough to- be -I'-granclutother, butt is "as
rsprightly as a colt;and is marked with the
collar ind - saddre very slightly. tould•yon
see her tun: out - anA Whig procession, you
would think her .feet, hardly touched the
ground. I never:knew her predilections
however, for she 'Ma prudent animal ; but
I always, fancied that_when sue turetd rut
in a procession of the opposite party, her
tall rather drooped; but she, al
ways went cheerfully alien' burrowed - on
such• occasions, and teas but . slightly
ended in bee feelings by the coinpany, I she
was in, or was too - polite to show it.
Governor lohesten paid - a visit to Itbis
place aftei;she had been staler:, and 1 - iity
relnemrice, that tic tierce itiqUired
about Kateinor emne-tointidole withl me,
nor ' offered. to issue". rn
igoelaation,
although the'crinso•was so' baSe and bad
been cotimitted within tbe,precinets nf his
°fficislt i 4et• Bat write this mire in
sorrow than -ire anger," and he is justly •
punished ter his offittiatdelinquency. - •
I . Lest any efforts . to - recover ...Kate should
fail, I_inruke - your aid„eltieens of NeitJer...
'say: Tdo.carricatly - solicit all: tiene l vOlest
kind hearted editers,.l4:saeli ;Kate; loges;
to issue ibis - my -humble address; to the
g°°d people the. sommeowealtb. that , Olt
maylcnow the eircurnstatices 'of the -case,-
and unite their °Sias tesipe off firm iheir l
State the grievous stain -ef - giving - barber
to the black-leartedNilleftvathnwoulti -be
aci•Mean into :steel 2'4:M sister's horse.
Resit r:Altoit - Laist. - 11
IlOn'esdale..Pa.;!.lov: 1S61“ • '
vItAT Irtui.tic there rtio eanpot,
command s ,smarkl,
New Milford Stove - Depot
_
1 * l O O
BfIURRITT, hie omit 4114 tori a iusti: 'OW fts•
'"ltamitofepoicia6,P4rlor, hop.. Ettres;f4t ,
irealandeoutanebilinctbe nevi aztemast.'lmpitnred"
ktads Aterjght.louge Coanzatiblitlieetriretted
ovenime.,stimBsovapipc,,Shoet tronAsid Zino, EltoTa
Tubee,fte., *bleb towlllaell very low fors-asbor sp.
Prim& etedit , • • - ,
Snitenber.lBs3: ,-1 ,` -;
GtiOClALlttagtxsta issortamit.-Suir—tdas
83supoindoi6er Wpm woe for STtleibciggoil - i
*Mir for4l--13 toslitLiewl9ther Oroaw_l,
101 1 inTroPottiameteintin io livtalliy, at Togszvs
-; 160 Nati&
frst tides;ina 4ictiOuuts of Mills 4. Urania;
J.. ' sod Milli itgoo*,ireiosheT.handi of Wog'
wialusunotiitiosio aleat,-,lllens
FORTHWITH/ - " • ' ,
• •
Xiithillipol4-111HOL
Nevi' Stage Arraniement at Great
Bend. • . ,
rsiE two Daily - 1.1nel; of Stages from Great Bend to
MontrOse alit hereafter' leave 'he itailroad_ notelet
C. Smith in the Immediate vicinity of the Ilcrot. a.fol-
`Own At4.A. 4- and 6 P.' M., on the arrival of the natl.
road tralor front Sew-fork. passing through New Mllft - rd I
to .tlontroto. whenee*. Dell hue rani to C. onexion
therewith t.. Springville Tonkhannnehand Wllkestiarito,
another cholsori Factoryvllle. Abington Centre;
Providence and Hyde iork. fo Setintims ( then. placep,
bring along. the lioe of the Leggets Gap Railroad:) , RI.So
turning. the Stage leaves Scranton% at 4 A, M.. passlng
through the abue niece:. to Montrone whence the Hues
leave ti lime to reach the Great Bend Depot before the
train* goina Fact., -
Ala°, a Daily Ilne leaves Smlth'inaltway Trete) en the
arrival of thenoon trim from the West f r'Corbondale
Surnmennille.New 3.lllfor4,llarforda.enoxand Linn:
daft'. • • : TAUESPEDLIt. CO,
Great Itend;Jan.P.2-1653. 5, tf
. .
To Dalrym en and Faimers, - :
Paluable'propeity for Sale. • •
jiFARM or2o4.aercs sithote in Stidgewatm township
Susquehanna County and state of INallvivania of
:Nacres of which launder geed iMprovenient
' The farm is well designed for a dalry.and if capable cf
feeding 49 cows Miring summer and' winter. rind every
part or it is Well votes sd ' The buildiVys ind land are
In good 'condition and the fences, which are of same
and railiare also &M.& There are tWo largebarns upon
the premises, beside'a - a granary. and "ectittulf nt Shed
for cattle. Three orchards principall3 of geafteditilits
and otherrrnit trees.' -
• Said i'arrn has a'verypleasan't and desirable !tuition
about two mites from Montrose. the County scat of ens
quehanna connty.und aboni 9 miler rum the Leyuctts
Gap itailread,-to which thumb a Plank Roadie process
I of conipletlan, and i s very convenient 'to meet ings and
schools, and meebanies.'
also another Valuable farm adjelng the above, con
taining 200 acres, of whielilso acres 3/1" under a high
state orenitiradon. - -Upon it then , - left large frame
dwellinehouse, and out buildings to correspond and
1 large orchard. leis well watered and fencedrind
rably adapted to dilly purposes.'
Said property will be soldonreamenbleterms, a par
; nen of the purchase money may remain upon Bond and
Mortgage to snit !be paichaser.
.A.pplication niay‘boxande -personally or by letter to
lion. Wm. Jrusiro or R.J. Niven at Montrose.-`n said
county. and any further puticularstbat may ewer.
ed will baciven..-2Stf
•
New Goods.
A:y. DEN. & LITTLE'S stock, of New Goods
H
have orrived, comprising-, complete
,ussort- -
merit,of Dry Goods, Groceries, HindwarC, Stove
Pipe -Zinc, Nails, Glass, Sash Wooden Ware
Drugs and Medieirta, Paints, Oita; Fish; Flour
and -Salt. ,
Also a fiist rate • lot and good assortment of
Ready Nude Clothing, of o I most all descriptions.
Boots and Shoes, 11..t5, aps obi Bonnets and
almost everYthing, usually found in a country
i • Our Goixis pug' be sold, and shall be. at the
:sery-lotiesit possible prices.. Our friends are invi
ded to call,and lo'ok at ourstock. • •
IPM,dood Of most all kinds , wanted in ectlang e
•for g oods by -
•. • • AY DEN LITTLE.
,Now Milford May . lst 1851.
Farms for Sal 6;
TR snbseribsrs will act as agents tor the private
-earte - oflteal rstate. , r.Froixoh. Rouses and Lotre—loca
ted in 23 as uebanna county, Pis.' All who with to offer .
theirposperty for - mac can glee a - minuto 'description of
4heirgaiuts or Lot. ad follows : Number of acres, how
manyimproved,and how watered ; Buihlings; Orchard,,
grafted or common fruit; other let:attract, and; shadel
trees; bey far from Montrose, and the nearest pOint to!
&depot on she Now. York 4t -Eric Railroad; price and
limas orpayment...All who wish to sell orpurite Real
Estate,wills.ceive prompt attention by calik4 on or
addressing nut Atontrose,Pusquebanna county; Pa.
ter ConveyanCoipmiltontrosoto thoprouslectfreo of
charge. ,
Odlee on..Trunplke'strect,Adoors west -of tließriek
corner.
Tbefollowlngraimi and Lots al 0 poi oiTeradfoi tale:
No.l, 40acres,30 Laiptosed.Erame liouse and Barn
' No 2, BO do 50 do sold -Jo -do
NO. 3,100 19 GV, 40 . do
NO. 4,100. do .50 do ,- sold do -do •
- N 0.5.70 -do LO •do , do ' do
N 0.0.96, rdir• -33 do • do.:•• .• do -
N0:,7, Store. Warehouse and Lot. • - •
• N 0.1.145 am ci73 improved. framed house and -
No. 9. 52)4 do 35 do sold do .
N 0.10,2 .:do . do -dO do
-fold' , .do do dLt
' N 0.12.1.00 aereS7o -tabroveLframedbOuse and barn
2.13,340 do 200 do - do -do , do .
. - N0.14,56 do 50 , , do, sold do do • do ,
' N0.7L,108 - do ,00 do • ' dO ' • •do , • do"
No.lo, 120 do 'ss' .do sold do do do :•
• , N 0.27.100 'do" 75 do : . do: . • dto ' •do
• • Np. 29,112 do 40 do do do ' _do _ ,
22010.20 0 do ISO_ do .do " do
N 0 .20,14 5 10 200, ; do„ :do - do'
- N 0.21.190 d 0.120 '' • dodo: _ do• di;
..N0,'27,90V-.do 45 :do - do •do - do
NO. =;-45 • 'l4i 33 - .do Ato do - do'
- :„24.2.14; 292 - do 225 - ' _do ••'' do' .. do .
, - N0.25,125 - "do - 100' ' •do • • do : do
• N 0.26,196 .lo 140 . "do do - • do
• • No,. 80: - do. 45 1. sold .do ..do
N0:24:12 acres good saw mill and `dicillite. • '
11' .29;134 acres, 90 improved,frame bouseandbara
•
No. 30;175 - - do . • 100 " .• " ". • ""
• N0;31.135 -do 951- • " ' 44 • ""
No. =.140 do' 135'::' -44 -' " 'n_ uu.
133. 160 -do 64,1 ' " •sr "'
WO. 34: 150 do 100.1 41 4#
X 0.33,150. 60. gs , •- ti 4 1 . 4
304 d0...170 ts .g ' • 4 g , 44
No. 37, 190 do 140 ds , ' •it 88
N 0.36, 170 do 100 -88 88 4, 44
• NOr - 320-175-, Ali' 000 .10- do do ~,
40,40 ~do -do . ' ' 'do'
No; 41.212. - 4o . 160 dO - sold do -:"do . do . •
n0—.42 - : 72 '4o: J b0:do ,_ 'do: ' .do .do
;N0.43: - Aodd , . do do
do NS, _do • - do - do
‘NO•15 . 1500 do ". 200 'do ' db •• do
No; 46; 120ietes liginoed,tesmit horse and Dam
and gest ; • ,
No.-47 200. , do 170 do „, do
NV 48 54 do" 00 ' do , • -
Aro. do 83 do 03 do ' 'do do do •
'.N.G:Personsdottlarto inrshase Ony of the 'above
byglringthounosbos eau obtain &foildeutlplinn..,
E. G. BABCOCK
Noatroae t rai c0i . :14grey41850....44tf. -
• 4
..' 4 '''-"1 -142 ittita"'"""'. .741 1 741 6 :-
..illp ,t4t lesPe ur gc ! _
w i 1i0"4 43 /* ' B. P. EATOtf
• ri. , B , l.rbneutea likeontter of tbilttetlxvOixsy
be fotsul.l4oll.4P-. Eatory at the- el., stand, where: he'
wlUetfl it:fustian* to everse thebadAessAud*eUrlo
":110204411t.Itttb;1831. : ?
'claw r. DeLidam Popi4T sir= 0114 14;v 1 4 Iv*
44 . - ..crlDrilipocidf pstpptydby
,"'
GERIUNGS:7, ;. ,"
A tau egAgorive istuttaiebt of PtigetAin mg s- ..**-
nMliftiltiblAY!..VLOarastArgersid, teirtquetPid
OtotleA119•07 UNITY Olin don A: gid 20 :Farlik!'"t
Chs,d awls siltity of the sqlerby - - • -
A.LgVAVA---
-ftgaigisolarDientirritkltt.
STOVES 1-STOVES :1 ' :
Subscribers h icing entered Into' co.partnirship
In the Store,Tin ina sheet Irbil" bUsiness are pre
pared to attend. 'loony: orders in' their tine .at t ho• shor•
tett nonce They. fiatter themselves thathy giving Strict
attention tObusiness and lots pikes, tha. Huy assortment a reasonable share ornublie pstres ge• Their assortment
oistoves is good, haring the latest rad most Unproved
patterns; among which are the Irou•sides tor Vulcan—a
store which took the East Freud...L.lst' the State Fair at
r•yrneriso in 1850::.E—..) _.Forest Q 0 0 5 0; ''E -4) Forest
Queen enlarged; Hey I' tone Air Tight, Phoenix, do do,
Prelnitint • Parlor st cores, box stoy eS—ioreoai or wood.
All tdnis of Tin wr , re.Stenerine and tin tubes kept on
hand—sold at prier is that will snit. All dads or produce
taken it, payment and cosh not refused. Oppositethe old
store of Mille and ti ~ napp.. • SOT SE used. .
WEDSTEdt.
Montrosc. July 10,'51..•
. _
George - G. Pride , -
Tilbasr receiving from. roZ, Utica, and Albany, a large
.lassortment of . , ,
k; Sig, Varian and Shop Move n,
for goml or coal embracing:all the newesr and beet pat
terns which trill be told on most,farotable terms '
"The Partuer's Stove". is
,prolt bly, all things consid•
ered, the herd large oven - sum that Is made In Aplcrica
and nine Itold at the
People's- EXehtlfige
as low as they can - tae bought this side of North River.
We are sow receiving a flub assortment of elevated
oyens.' , hart the inert fastidiouscan be suited Stith
unit bin in the line °Moves, pipe, or trimmings, •
August. 22 Wl.' • ' •
The People's Frierid I
T. T. POllll, of IthaCtl, N• v.
ANDIIEALINCI ESTRACT.--'All Extra°
front the Shrub called Witch-hazel, and purely from
that with the exception of a little Altohol to t reserve ld it.
It willcure aii local pain and intimantions, o sores,
freshwounds mod bruises, riles. and all diseases of the
bowels era chronic n %tare. tooth-ache, ear-ache and an
excellent rem dy for females, '
It is truly what it professes to be, 'iherPeoplesFriend!
Providence basseattered alouk the rugged paths ol life
map) things that contribute greatly to the comfort and
happiness of everybody;
. hence their great rain°, and
well may they be called t.'remdg of the People
One word here to guard against imposition. A man by,
the name tsf. 4 pencer. has manufactured and uttered for
eaten spurious article called the Coryil Grtrart,—that
would be extract of the hazel-nut:—the genuine le as
white:Ludas pure al water. %chile tho serious artlcia ie
colored,which enables the pnblicto distinguish.
Nonerutulne.bit , thou, eineted Potter Pain Destroyer
101. K. lIATCII.3Ient reFe. and store-kcepers and me.
inc-daalersgenerally,Agcuts.
Hover's ink Manufactory. ,
R E 0 VrE DM' 0 • - r ,
NO. 144 - RACE STREET,
(Between Fourtb'and Filth, opposite Crown:O.
SKIL AD EL P SILVA. -
.
AVUEIt the Proprietor's enabled, by increased fa.
eilittes; to supply the growl Ogdemand for no Vete s
IN ehicli •ts wide spread repntation hos created.
lids Inkis now on well established in the good opinion
and confidence of the American Public, that it Is scarcely
necessary to say may thing In Its favor, and the mann
aeturer taxes this opportunity to say that ehecontdeuce
tbos secured shall not be abused. • .
In addition to thocrarious kinds of stating Tuk. he
also manufacturim AJanunitille CCllletti for mending
Glass and China, as well as a`superior Hair Dye; n trial
only is necessary to insure Ito future use, and a. Scaling.
Itits. well adapter for Drulgest and Dottlers,lat a very
low price, in Terre or small quantities. • ,
Orders addressed to JUSEPII E. ADCEB, ,
31annfait
No 144-Rare !rect.,
DctSreen 4th kStho PIIILAppoDELP site C o
Own St.,
A.
V ma
5.50 r.c.).l,t o vErr re —Dr Lll3 6, 7 4i lLtri s i l e fo u rL i c t lt r ., 0 , 11 , f11;
underhiscore. no matter how longstanding or atilleting•
flintatt . ass. are invited to his Private RtP , MF. 3S North .
SEVENTH. toPhilo., without fear of interruption. by .
otherpatiento. Stratiget sand others who havebeen un- i
fortunate in thetelection of a physician 'are invited to I
call.. These who haeclujuredthemselvesby solitary. vi:e '
are also invited.
USAD arm REpt.ecs- 7 The afflicted Would do well to
reflect before trusting their health, happiness, and in
co any !MIMS their livet.in the handset physichmer Irmo'
rent of this Mats of maladies... It;11 , :ce , tamly impossible
for olio =onto understand all thellls the human
aresuldect to. Every respectable physician hat htspe
cutter branch:in which he 1s more successful than lilt
brother professors, ta,tl to that.he devotes most of his
time and study.
EAU] °PPR ACTlCEpOlTlVlSiveivdeve,ted totho study
and treatment of diseases of the organs, together -
with ulcers 'man the body. tbroat.nose, crlcgs.painsln
the head t :.tiones, mercurial rheumatism, Strictures,
irrarninritier iißedfetirlslrg from youthful el
ceases oolmouritics °fain shad, , thereby the eetlftittl
, tion has become 'enfeebled, enables. the Doctor Wafter
UCI:DY name} , total who may place themaelses tuider
his ewe,
The Lad Wendel. •
PT...uAlt NOT. the great butobuuper. is about intro
. clueing Into this country the'celebented 'FireLuml.
hilahnr: entarhinarut larger ammo erfreemill, 'coaled
by a thutublcrew. which wi❑ put out tbe• largest fire in•
stoutly. But this has not leg to4o with the fact Wet
*TORN Juovss, Tailor h e Just reed the
IFAILL & lIVIINTER IPASMOIO,
and Is now prepared to craft on his friends With his usual
alacrity. still, and good humor - •
Mr'tCall hair you want copltalfits, at Cho . shup ores
Lathrop; store. .
B. Cut tlna done as usual*
Thintrosr. Oct. 8,1851. JOAN 0110VEL
lIVIVGITT has now Mature. ,
a new and choice, se
1/election of Dry Goods, including a 'great Tashi"' of
Ladles' Gress Goods, Crape and cthe summer Shawls;
Silk if Mae,- Paraso:s.,„Freneb Lace. Fent,. Straw- and
Leghorn Bonnets;, a Ueautifnl assortment of Bonnet
llibbon.Mowersand Trimmings of now styles. Bieck,
Fit k mt/acts. for Mantillas. BonnctSlllc, block Lace
Veils, Broad Cloth. Fancy Cassimeres, Testings and
summer.Clothr. 4. virnet Bags, Trunk . lenita. Boots and
Shoes. Painted Window 4lvides, Carpeting. Ilats,Caps,
c.„ with a large and general assortment of 'Hard Ware,
Crockery,lron. Grieeries, Palnti.lledleines.tille,Stores
c., all o' which will be sold at the lowest prlct. and on
the most reasonable terms, N B. Nesxly nil kinds of
produce wantedsSneks in particular,' and the ttlgbist
price in Cash paid for Wool. Flour and Ealtinnstautly
New Milford, lay, 27,185/.- . -
Sprout's Combined' .Carriage
•••• Springs.- • -
IN OFFERING this much celebrated Sprinfi
in the ;intone the Snbicriberi ioripectfully eolieit
a candid, examination 119 to lte 'netts. As for its
superiority ever all 'ether .airings, let those rikd r
have tested theta, bear imittiers, and the Babied. ,
hers are 'willing to abide by the decision. 'lt has
been carefully examined by men of seitnice, and
by them cheerfully' recommended to the public.
A.-carriav can be built with Springs pileup
er 1.5‘.1 . lbs. lighter, more durable and for east) ilia'
notegoolledbyusifsprings:naw.in use.
.All Springs warranted. Altuntructured
• . . • SPROUT, BURROWS, &t 0.,,
Elk, Lake. Sum's. Connty. Pa:
, Acmes— L. B. & A &Tour.
Stove; Tin and Copper Warb
VIE althea:than; .aae. jam. patchaeed _a large
'latock Woe Tiit and Copper-Warei
they offer to, .nepublic ae cheap as , the cheapeet.
D. R.LA,TLIACIPA; Go.
..11fontrose. Dec. 10i /OP.
FOR SALE
Montrose Livery Stable.,
THREE nurses,- -
Three Oiren ,. Buggiei, _
One Covered. Boggy -
Ono Lumber. Waggon; , •
,One Sprieg -Waggon. , ,!,
Two Sleighs, .. . .
Three Cutters,
-One pairßObs,
One Sett Tearn-Uarness, • • -
One Settllariisiellarness,-
Three Single' Efroness,
Saddle. rtridle,iflankets,,Sireiriglia,dre.
''The sheet:, preperi y wnl be iota very chi'ep for miler
Corn anilOate et Club pelees.,;
D. • ta •
ns
ac Co.
Montrose, Eeptember,ll,lol, .-. .: 66tf '
:Vake'Notfce.
ALL perickne iiidebted. ',Warm _,cf.T 4_:1!.
• Haydep, ssre,telitrited to call; sill fettle the
timetwit tiffs becoutelviciiityto have ill itch .
clgimsarraurdipp~~mediatets.;,,,;: : -
The BOokirind Nitei.raay;be _
subicta"iir, it theitOi
• • •
TRACY It YDEM
htillitd;;Waich 2.".:1147-1.30;
OLD Penikl - incti;isioil holders - of eize= elf
eo¢iect iiito
W. D
A good second bawl cooking iton t :11110 atocrii ti elms.
tex t for Woollen? si manes
EngliihPatestlever Watches
: - _ . trine Suliscither hai tbis day
~--- ; :e l: , - , ~ : .L ree4Tett frourthrtglananfac.
Pr. . .f.„ - -Amy-another lot Of Ids:superior
- , -- . s. &betel:Meter Watrhes,of diffirr
.'.“,.'l ° G a ol d j l el:t am s i d :l t l
i s h' se l e' let abler
Tle a p n ln a '
. - . - :.. t. Those 'Remus wishing a' -good
- ' ' • ,'.4ta. tlme.geopos tit lower vrlogs thew
N. iz
,4- -- -.-,, ,—",-: a._ Ahoy ean , obtsinitbens elsewhere.
- a. '' " '-''''' -
.. - are !flitted t o, cell and examine . -
them; as the 'subset - Met can •wlth'eontblenei warrant
them einpeeior t minx Watches.,evet offered MT soloist this'
county;t' „ ~ ~ :ALTKED.I .- EVANS, ..1
' Binghamton, 'Aug.l2, 1,1. - • ' Weibinvoil se.
OILNEIt were—A full assortment Witter Bork e; + poems
Ogre:num, ettgat and salt shovels. -Butter knives; go
for Vet tor .. ,
... ' ~ .. ~ ~. ,'1,,--, A. J. EVANS , -
"r. if - ' E'TslnnEtst.traot
of Renuivski; " -
.To the inhabitants, of Susquehanna Co.
• - .
J. A.Singleton (Iota) puill OfLitherlend (Patentee of
the rack lever escapetatnt, and, detached lever 'escap‘-
went mak et'follobest Desk ell Of Lort'S)Liverpoe, re
cently with l'iLeests.llentley be Dead of this , place, and
until; this announcement ocrupying apart or. Mr. Abel
Turrel's Steire. Grateful for th6unt onnded cur lidenee
reposed: Does hereby give'noi few- that. in conseOttenee •
thieforesaid Able Turrell's tot:duct brt. tell: Ida old"
Stand cos before a tivertitedleud at the se me time assures
his eery numerous customers that Lc has ruiconneetieu
with, Jew
elryny wat jeNY.
Clay al other property . delivered at,Mr. Abel .T urrell'a
Store for repairs or otherwise
Montrose, Main st., opposite!' Denieerat"
.- . ....
or .
Petfoletim.:Rock , _...
A NATURAL' Tuned) , procured 'from d well In . Alit.
-4-3411crlY.cuuntl. four hundred . net &bp put u p and
told Ilis B;Iii: Kilaceanni Unsfn,Vittaburrli, Pm" leis
put up in bottles jurt us It flown Rum ttir.urit .urittitint
admixture uf any . ..k4Rd. Attic tha!, ar9n2lictrd,......
-"RI, --- •iiiii. 7 ..l2EAD
.Ithinmatigmyields to the power of. the Petroleum. A
oolee f•om Luanne Co., Union tp.,July9tb,lBsl;
Kier-4)ear sir, allowl, me as a stranger to con ,
gratulateyou as. the .solo,proprletor or en inialunble;
tailed Petroleuntor Rock Oil, whtcb is destined ere - tong
to take the place of all great medicines. Many personsin
this nelghbrn hood hate tried the Petroleum Ina number
creases curing most ofthem and prelim highly hourficial
iu all. I have tested it In coughs, colds _rheumatism,
totter. sprains, and swelling; for - rheum:Mama rthint !t
-ie a certain cure. 31y .arifehat been , nttlicted.:with the
Rheumatism for come years end never ,-could. get any,
thing to relieve her, in fact she tried everything, and no.
thing wouiddo her any good untitile triett„yourPero.:.
Ileum and It has retieved her entirely; far Pot think
it is the gteatest
_pain killer non in useo Yours ke...j.
' • J . JFOP ,
-knotbet letter tram Lizzertie co.; reeerantenhilig thtei
Pcieelearnt • Du Aa, ilavatt,3itly ith.lB3l: •
Mr: gn..-Dear sir:=-I take great pleasure In certi
flitig to thvirtuts of your great mat anal medeine called .
the Petroleum or hock Oil, %Vett Is certainly a
. great.
medicine. 'bought one dozen of your agent alien •he
wasalen7, here last fall.l tested It-in a number of eases.
and found It to prove good.. also tested it in a Cave of
le.tter and found it very beneficial. I would like. very
lunch ,to have another box of, It, for I don't like to be
ulthoutlt."ltebectfully yourF, '
J. CAMPBELL.
•
A TOiCefrom Susquehanna co., 'certifying to the efflea
ry of the Petroleum. - PrNDAIT. June sth. dB5l.
- Mr. S. M. Elsa—Dear sir:--Allow me to eert 111 to the
virtues or-your nataratmedicine ealtetiPetrolenin mita&
Oil. 1 hid been afflicted with the Rheumatism far some
time. I was in Wilkesbarro fast surranciand got ii hot.
tie from your Avtat when he - was Along . there,. it has
Mired me perfectly'. I have since rem is t. et.d In diner.
cut casesofrheumatism, and found It glv troller In all.
:Very respectfully yours. - '
JAMES HAMILTON.
Tusamar :coca...July 12th 1551: '
Mr. S. N. Then—Deur tii-rAtior me to'certify to the
virtue,. of your great natural medirine.ralle,l Patrolman
or hock Oil, which I believe is a good medicine: I hive
been panned With Neuralgia, pain in theneries . for the
laet ten years, and never could get anything to relieve
me: In fact I tried almost everything and nothing would
do me any good until I tried your Petroleum. which has
relieved met cry much; I have also tested it In burns.
and bruises. It has..nhiny , given relight a very
short time I tided; it is the gr . elect- pain kiliernow'in
' ' • Very rospectfuily yours. - 7'
Call and get a circular from the agent, which gives a
full description of it. For sale 'by 'BENTLEY &READ.
Sold wholesale by Mums; 11e . t.r.,14 Co., N0.'251 Market
street,Philadelphia. • • • • 28 1 X •
- "
. Spoons
ALARGE stock of extra fine . Atbata table and tea
spoonF, J3rittania.ware. wire stengthened table and
tea epoonF,billl !able and teti..speone. !flyer. ell
ref plated, GermanliiverFpoonr. ctn., ete.....ltirt 'rem ired
and Felling low for the quality, at
31on trope, July 3,1851.
. ,
AAA.
11 have been encouraged the ' very liberal petronege
I received. to fill up my Shop with the largest and beet
astartment of goods ever yet brought to this market—
lu it may befound everything belonging to a ) .Teweiry end
funeystore,6 his.Clucks4 - Watches. ofevenf description.
Burning Fluid, partotand echamin Lamps, which at this
time is the b , st thing In nse for a guod and cheep light.
You can find them only at TILUVS.
SlentroStclioremlyer2oo . 3so . •
•
FASHIONABLE Y.
THE subscrilief has this ddyrereived cameo meat of
very rieh - goods. of lost month's imp cirri fmm
Paris:consisting , of fineaold enamelled hunting Levers
and Lepines, Peasl and Garnet Breastpinsand Aar Rings
to match. Silk and Bead work bags, beautiful Funs for
Parties Diamond. Ruby, and Pearl Finger itings.l3=o.
let.. Gold. Sleeve Buttons; some beautiful Cuff Pins, sil
ent Napkin Rings, &c., to which he would Invite tho la
tent. ntsof hie friends. • - . A. J. EVANS.
Ilingnamton,Se tit. 3, '5l.
C LOT H - , - D RE S SI N G. -
TIIE sOkseriber is noM prepared to dress cloib cn the
I. shortest notice and lathe neatest stylC, trotOlL' to
18 cents, and warm:fed well done. Froth:en taken in
payment.. • -.• • • C.N. SOUTIFIVELL.
Jessitp,Sept. 4 24,lBsl.-;-4Cmx3. . ••• • •, -• ,
. .
Watehes Malehes I
RIOLD and SilTer,Lever and Lepines jeaieled and
lT &largo assortnent .at theme!) , lowkstprices
and rarranted.
Bingbanatop, Oat:14,18SO. L.
Watches, - Jewelty - &e
TRE übscriber hat received an addition to Ili
stock of Jeorelry,.r.oosistiuz of Gold'Ah'and
Guard Chains. Lockets. Finger Itinzs. - Etir Rings.
Breast Pine. jiver Chains, Gold !Thimbles, Gold
Pencils and Pena, Ztc,; &6 - . to which ItOAcould in
vite the. ittentiOlf dhisitiends..
. . Binghtimtorii illitrcla, '5l Washington et
A GENERAL: STOCK.
cieious
AT LATHROP at CC%
Pleaso call and examine. ' /
. ,
- . LATHROP Ai CO.
Montrose, Nov: 6: • - -
• The Richest.!
dELECTIOICrof Brom n gs and Tanga
ocrer offerediu Binghamton, by 'II.:•J.EVANS.
567-Pii ces ..s
...si itv ye t e rt p litzg or
teti,4
in orm o
• Table, Tee,
fleece t. Cretan nail MustardSpeeine;Salt anTiaor Shoe
els. Parka Fhl,,narett..gratis at •'• h. CAN.EI ,
ILVEII Spoon Forks and Klatt evoratted the beet
S
manufacturedla America, at ; . L TarIVS. •
•
ÜBlast of the;G des. 203' Meeks is gone _hit more o
T
thesame Sort !see the 4ay to True'sJewelry slier.. •
WATCH Ea/..-1
- • •
• .
- .
• , .. ~,
GEAT reduettortlti the - prim of LEM!. Lephte . and
other Wwilles et . J. A. EINOIATON ic. Co.'
Montrose Oct
. 10611. '" ` ' - ".•L. ' " "-, '- •-" -'
TroCRETS, nisiNew, arleksil'en caseo
u a failassortment at , :,
,
*Old Lockefa..
aubl Doub;e of avgry else, by ' . • .
in—Bbi•erandon - .1 • J.: flVANS.l9ftsbingto•st
Verr i Fiae.
Fierfcci Um* KeelpriL . Also ellvez
Watebt-s t allquentittre,by- • 11.4:EVANS:
.„.. _ , .
PIII LIPS Patent 'Plpe Vote, for,itoode 'Keene,'
' whichis Undonbtedt, the best nnte,lit lase; for stita,at
.. Latltane
• . .
LLEN'S Revolver', double isideltigleishmilaii;ther4
A
mometerr, Carpot ',apt Umbrellmand a! great Ili:
giety of notlotnqust received by. tVENTLEIT.4bItVAD.
rittpy -rum, breast nu, Ea* tinge ellallager rine
! 1 •411 , 4 reed. • • • „:4,44;v4N5, • .
ANRWID! of tiros! plxicrolirealbll47 tg r ,
.11Ingliamton, inne.9,1861..;
(10Ltrand4ltrerWatellep,ellverTablo,Tos.DproartAn
lJ ealkEpqoppos44?getupralassprment ofJctgelry
BENTLEY & REA
TOYS. 4P4 Mkg.e!ig 4Nyom*,a.l'
IJWOKS. various pattinis, receiv e d Mir ,
da3iil6.4l_tollige itieep 4 r
•., 1 ./tENtAiVICRWA/),;—•
„ .
Il~l:Eß;R[lGSA::.ugiv.'a►}d`ep . endld
el!'"
L': iortmenljuet receivedendtforioute *hasp by F.
. : iv. D.;', TItQIYBBtpDH•
VITANCIIESoi34 Atho'rjo.w4lo
V"tainit patctiaserktiy 0 4
r- • r. th,rttO{YAaltiai9.=• .
xplEWlsupply'of,J.EWELßY.indiVageoleg'
.1J1i0;
J AYLUMYar , n9ao644ol . utsat i t i kii.
1:S1/80, I Di :=ACADEMY:
Pl.ititerta:"of the acc'end. year of Iniatitul too
tOremence.ouNerinG a lin.! the P:th'dal/_„ 4 Eel , c
tember..lnft4sindertheinstamEllia'SPl:Priblini 91,„
AIAILY *JATIAITPOIII),- Ppetepttc4l,' ••
Wittrcontoitent A.salstantlinatrisciore;; •
I ; The reputatlonoffilr.. - .OIIAY. en en - elEcleut and alle-f
cessfedTeicher nad Disci Oltearlati, inridahlbe TralaiCaW
with the aistirence that tbe Ins tit Wien can riot fall Wit*
uieenicement to meet the highest ea posterior's end, wish:
tee( itaPStron • • -•
Arrangtineutewlll be mai e fer the eeuifort abic . areens ,
Modation of Onplit frousabrdtul• • " "
PRICES .0P • TIIITICIC
.•. . ..
The stridiesiof the Printerrl)epartm eat; 0,50 Potterer
Thelleasinen lltanebet of theAcedeuic
Department, , -•- SAO • .•
The Higher brenehea, of the' Academia. - " • •,
The stndies-oltbeehiselcilDeiertniebS, • -
' Latin, Orcek ant:French. with' Melo - • ;
ofthe Academical Dapartment,tuwhole
or part -- • • • • . '7,00 !•,..':
31Osie with Cue of PranO,"' : •;"
Drawls' gaud •.• !. • • '5,00 -, at
• German ; • ; ; 5,00 at
• $0 pupllwill treadmitied for tree thanterns unless
by snecl al arrangement bade Wish rho reinciref.
A deduction will be made inShe bilis in caseof absence
en:recount - Of viciainsa of ono; week 11 . duration or $ll6/43. -
• - 1 %% I. JESUP,i . r . eslthilt.
I.ala:statti,Ser!y, ' • '
Monrre'se.Ecut 1,11151.: - • ;
WOODRUFF'S ACADEMY.
AtD.imack Susquelannti.Comay Penea.
1.1.4 sgalnLe opened for the ieeeptiort•of students,
. en 3londay Oho 13th of Oct. next; under the Imam
dinte charge of 3fr. WILLARD P. GlaStill, with all the
ortimetent assistance necessary. ' — •
Tito advantages of this huditution, with regard to ks•
relay, health nn' morel loth:tercer render it one of thO
most desirable t exit rent a %cliquish to Send their children
abroad for instruction. . • • - •
. Every ft Linty win. be affordcdity•the inhabitants for
the accominodation..cf, *Diet:Oat' in mord to rotiois or
The weaderaii yeir is divide:dint° four quarters order.
en weeks encleral 'vacation Of two • weeks immediately
succeeding each quarter. . i •
k Oil,
• , . -, • , Terms of Tuition., _-
The strollek of the' priztito Departw.eut, pre .-". " ' .
-.quatter, .. ..- . .1 - ~•;.' $2 50
Common Aredrrale, ptv quarter," , '," OO
'Uglier Aeadcmte, ... - do 1 , ' : • '. ' ,"4 00
•
Classical:: -.: : . do 1 . - - '.- '• 6co
Freneti.withiny cater brauchre, .-•, '
~ . 6CO
ca.. Coact board 'may be nitalnel nt ill CO, to $1 23
per week.. rot , VOCIIIS 111 the:ter:dewy apply . to theptio
• I
clout... , • .431
WYOBillie SEMINARY.
Kingnion,' Ltizerpe counts,
.
T'plus Institution brairine of the most desirable loca
-1 tions in Northern Primaylvaran. Kingston to n uniet.
plea ant - awl Stiintalons village, one mile west of
barre. and nceessiblebydailvsliges from all parts of the
country.. 'I he School nes n'isw been in - Operation revert I
years. - dmlng which its patronage hat Lau liberal andl
constantly filtrating. '
Through the munitiecneo n a tins. Sigetland, Keg.. on
additiosint Seminary building' 4034'40feet. and three et o-
Ail high, has just been completed. and by the liberality
at Hon. Mho Ilennett, the school is now furnished with
a valuable and extras'. e library. entirely new. . The.
Chetnital. Philosophical and Astronernical 'Apparatus
erthetiatltutinn is iegarled. by all who have krioul
: edge of it.neof a high order', and ample for fell. export;
ments In Natural Science,
Thenoard of fasten:7.llOn for the ensuing year is
as lul
lows: - • - 1 '
Rowe neither' Nelson, A.M., •
• -11tINCIPAL. I •
Rey. tonna'
'reacher of Ancient Lunztoges.
Philip T. Myers. A. la.: • '
Teacher of Mathematics.
Ines'. C. P. ntirver, . . • -
• . Teacher of Natural Selects. .
lames lir..
Assistant Puha,
Miss Mary Dietz, !
.Teacher Of Modern Langttagcs
- Miss Esther Patrick,-.
Assistant Teacher of Medan Languages •
MilTis.lnine N. chants. ' ' •• -
• " ' Teacher of Drawing and rthiting.
Mrs. S. A. f regal. w, .
Teacher of Music.
All of the above teachers are employed in the school
the whole of each day except t her Teacher of Drawing end
sir. Westlake. The former. devex • such portbm of
each day t • her cities as may lw necessary, and the hat
teaches one hulf of oath' day. Tho' public will poach/
that by this arrangement the schrbsi la Heiler the 'super
vi•lott.tuttl instruction of a, very fall homed of 'l.:tellers
and theTrustcos contidelttly,helloye that ho paths wit
' be spared to promote tho most thorough im 40Yensont o
all ihe pupils. • • -
• The necessary expenses Ofi his Institution ate moiler
"ate. , ?cities exrdesiyo or erramental brancheis, from $3
to $5,50 per quarter. hoard $1,50 per week, washing
- 374 - per tbzen, and fucl $'453 per annum- -
The - discipline of the festittition combines mildness
with tlrmn4 FR, Inculcating sound, moral and religious
principles. persevering industry, aria order laid correct
deportment.
The prbient term of this school will continne tin the
. nape, .
2.3.1 of Itee.ntat. Students are admitted at•sny time;
but the wort 'tillable time foe entering ii the beginning,
or the middle of each : term. These IrfAo may with t 0.4:
tend'the'sehool through the rentainder thti Fall and
throughout kber, Winter, would do. well - try enter . as soon
as the 20rn or 233 inst. Meru still be a TAcation of two.
weeks at the close 'of the present term. The next term
consists of thirteen weeks cOmnamming Jtinuary ith cies
inn April nth 1552.
Catalogues of the_ eminary and any Inlonnatien rela
tive Colt can b s had by addressing the Priociral. oreither
of tho uudersigned. D, A. SIIEPARD, rtes.
N. ROUNDS, Sce'y. I" • :
Kingston, Oct 4, 1811,42-tf.
SPRINGVILLE ACADEMY.
TLIE Fall Ie• 111 of this. ostantSen yelp :commence nu
. 31entlap the 221 day of Eeptemßcr, inert., wider tbi
care of
A.' ILT Al
ThQ year wilt comprise four Actderctielermas of twelve
weeks cacti. • - -
PRICES ' • ,
The PtimailDepartment embracing Rending, . Writing..
Spelling, Arithmetic, Owl:trophy. and Orammar,sS , bo
The taper branches piths Englisn Department, - 3 50
41lasalcal Departxnent, -
Vrnneli and Drawing, each,
Those who Irish to prepor for Colie&, TeaeltiPg, or
the aotirotlnties of life, trill here find erery: neeerrory,
The Latest'News By Express:
THE enbacribers wank) inform their friends and
the public in that they have lost re
turned from New York - with - u' large and.exteneive
etaekof GOODS, ettibracint every - article in the
BOOT &filla LINE. -. -
that iti.called for in; thia market ; and- having
mado arrangements with them
unutictures to for
ward additional.suppliOrwhenoer wantOd, and
at such prices aswilf email° us to sell mat low
eri than ever before soldm 'Montrose, Being prar:.
tiotashoentahors, our. 'opinion is that we know the
wants of the,people liOtter than thr,se who are in .
other business, • Wewould therefore deetn 'it only
necessary . to say,,instdad of. giving a list of work
and prices, that • .
• Gqmpetion is defied, 1 -
lnspectipn solicited, ,
-- . - And satittactiaii guarantied
IMPORTANT -TO SIFWEIVIAKERS
- We keep also on hand hemlock tanned sole tenth.,
er.; French und f. .wieridati Calf, Skins, Morocco
Linings, Kidding++, Slinn.uails, Pegs, Send-stones;
Shoe-knives, Peg- Ileitis, Hemmers, Pincers;
Rasps, Tacks, Kit mid; French Shoe Toots of e'verY
description. Bold Crimps, % 1 1,ax,§Itonrthretid,,Boot
webb,Heel•ball. Blacking,
Atoemak•ers are respectfully solicited to e.Tatm:
ino our stock before purchasing, us our tooli and
findings are ell selected, by one "who uoderstras
thebiunllCES:: Store directly oposite Sen :tee HOtel..
Don't forget the p!ace • •
.
:The Imbseriber would also thank. hie num erous _
friends for.thir_fiberallyaironuge he hoe reeetied
for the la:t foor ,4eate:' hopirfg that he; ,
_Mill
merits Meteor their patroungtt tpt Ito intelide to
keep hirt Bating Sake:oath:l Grocery as heretofore:
Sept:lB;3l—d ; A.:MERRIMAN.
cbeaPitiriVEallhe
Itevotrert.dnuble And eagle burr - ailed Phi.
,fuse, IL:411,11Oct, Crowbars.: lad cheinn.
Thermometers, umbrellan,snappowdern,lndinpibbtrif
04rpet ttgs, etn.,junt'reentlred and for
.„ , ,
F""nit tiery print yesc4;,l4o .
4.Ammxt
this morolow frosts the sttoulastory,ll; .
ningbilmtoti;Jaue. tV,1851. «0 A[J. EVANS
BEENTEO Elul& awl tasnibene, eenstettay'eu tinn4,
as ale lowest. man tel prices, at . - .TUSIZELIMZ
Noy. 13, 165 E. - T . • • - ,
17toiaNs Old A0001i11r,i)24,-durt arrliedia-lerio
YAgeordacutf and willitur, sold. at. u;great reduction
Iu prier; lit • - •,-
. .
APREFSITimppIy 04..Mgckerelinul Codfish just.optaed
gia torso* at . _: ~: . „ . :A:R::I,44IIIIQPrtCU. •
/73./i r ltPErill.k4G, in itts and matttpg t at
W 414714 4 OCARANTN . Camphor Qom,: eppennute
Musaarail,mamVaper,ViMo,Markhig Miff Bilahes
44,, ivy 4ale
.
VMS litiktiTalufst Our "Ilarir per laundredia •
.11.7 - I V.• Wltiolt.k
..For the - Honored-. and Permanent Cart.of
NERVOUS DISEASES
•- • .
AM of these Consplainte which lamented by in l b
paired, weakened or unhealthy condition of the •
NratVOtTS 'SYSTEM. •
'This tiesutirol end convenient appLiestion Of the le
Serious powers of GALVANISM and MAGNErima
been pronounced by distinguished physician; both'
kiumpe and - ,the United States, to ba thirteen titte s s;
medicine ditreorezy of !he . 1 •• •
-Dr; CHRISTIE'S"' GILVANIB: BELT
• - . , • -
and. •
, ,
VIAGNET/0 num.
iiticd the,.mott perfect awl certain sum= ha
ases.of, . _
- ,onsratar.. DEBILITY
Strengtheningi the 'Methane,' lone tat,
Carious organs, and lnimmating the entice system,
in FITS. CRAMP. PARALYSIS and PALSY, DTSPE?
SIA' or isoito:srioN, miEuNIATI9m. Acurz
CHRONIC, GOUT, EPILEPSY, LUMBAGO, hut
Nplss, NERVOUS TREMORS, PALPITATION cy
THE. HE Alai 'Aromexv, NEURALGIA., PAIN!{
the SIDE eel CIIEST, LIVED. COMPLAINT, SPINAL
COMPLAINT; and CURVATURE! of the SPINE, ND
COMPLAINT,' -DISEASES of the KIDNEYS, rel.
CI ENCY of NERVOUS and PHYSICAL ENERGY,
e 4
all NERVOUS' DISEASE.9, - which complaints Wm cal
aireplenauscrltamelp,
A.MERRINIAN;
G. W. PATRICK.
A Derardement of the Nervous Systea,,
Ccy- In EltilOUS .cbmrtAlNTs. Dins and refi,
CMOS :711CreL ft Wee dlitilte. fur they weaken the ritil
ey r
gtecaf the already prostrated system s rvhQs , gny r e ta
strengthening, life-giving, vitalizing artluecce of (1),
Statism, as applied tr this heautiful and %vendetta &
corer,. the exhaustednratient and !weakened snerreir
restored to former health, strength, elasticity and elm
The great peculiarity and excellence of •
• Dr. Chrlitlels - Catianle Caratlres.
•
Consists in the fact that they arrest: and care divvyl l
outward application, an place of the umahrnete of & It
ging, and physicking the - paticnt till exhausted limes
sinl holielcsilfundvr the iallictio+
They strengthen the whole aystrai, equalize the dra.
Han n . l the blood, - prornote ,the zenelions, and sera
she eligatest injury under any circumstances. Sines Iv
intmduction ip tho United States, only three yeah sit t ,
more than
7 . 3,000 Persons .
, .
melt:dint all ages; classes and conditions, 'wag will
were a large number of ladies, who, ars peculiarly rak t: t
to Tqervons Complaints, have keen ;
ENTIRELY AND PERMANErnu CURED,
- . ..• „
when all hope of relief had been given up, and en"
thing else been tried in vain! ;
.To illustrate the use, of the GALVANIC RE/T.
suppose the case of a person &filleted with that baud
civilization. DYSPEPSIA. or any Other Chronic or fen
ouit Disorder. In ordinary awes: stimulants mu tato,
which, by-their acting on the nerves and muscles d
stomach; afford. temporary relief,; but which Iran fa
retie - Ulu a lower state, and with 4njured Licultitsee
the action thui excited has ceased. Now menus di
with the effect resulting from the applicationoftimtlii.
Y_ANIC BELT: Take a Dyspeptic.. sufferer, even lute
worst symptoins of an' attack. and simply tie the le
around the Body, using the Magnetic Fluid as dintld
to short period the insensible perspiration will set o
the
. positive elementof the Dalt, thereby cuttings
ea= 'circulation which trill pass on to the negnoei4
thence bark again to the positive. thus keeping toots
tinuons Galvanic circulation throughout the went
Thus 'the most severe' cases Of DYSPEPSIA we MI
MANENTLY. CURED. - A FEW DAYS IS Mint
.SLIFFICIENT TO E.RADICA.TE. TUE DISEASE GI
• YEARS.
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
Of the most Undoubted Character,
From all part of the country could be given, stlM3;
to fill every column In this paper:
. AN.; EXTRAORDEVARY CASE,
which conclusively Proves that .
"Truth Is stranger than Rothe
CrltE OF
BROICIUTLS, AND frigint
REV:DR. LANDIS, A' CLERIIIIIIS
of New Jersey, of dutingusshedj,ttainments andszt4
reputation :=
_ SIDNEY. New 'Jersey, July 13,131
De. A. FL Mistime—Dear Sir You wish to hotel
me what has been the result.in my own ease, d i?
plicistion of THE GA LV.iNIC BELT AND NECESCL.
y reply is:essfollowir.
. ,
For about Icentglrears I bad been sureriq fa
'Dyspepsia."Every year the syMptoms became re;
nor could robtait l permanent relief from any maned
medical treatment whatever AboutfourteenyeaStut,
in consequence of frequent exposure to the weathme -
the discharge of my pastoral duties. I became to ;et 6
a severe Chronic Rheumatism, which far year tittle;
caused me indescribable anguish. Farther: la tia rear
of '43 andtl6, consequeuce of Preaching t pot ail
in my own and various other churches in this regiul
was attacked - by the Bronchitis, which soon bears*
severe as to require an immediate suspensions! lute
toral labors. My nervous eyeless was van tierrmi
'prostrated, and as Ely Bronchitis became worse m est it
my Dyspepsia sled Rheumatic election—thus enarl
that thesc ,discirders were connected with each etbr
through' the medium- , of. the Nervous System. h Es
whole phermacopecia there seethed to be no rema
- agent which could reach and recuperate say Seta
by stem
.;. every_ thing that I had tried for thisparpsehl
completelyAt', last I was led by my frier:llbn
amino your inrentions, and, (thotigh with no Iv es
gains! , hopes of their. elficiencyd I determined tomb
effect of the application of the GALVANIC BELTS.D
NECKLACE,' with the MAGNETIC FLUID. 15vi
in June, 1846. 'Co art OnICAT ANTOrissiMENT.III ruse
MT, Disrarlas. HAD.CONE ; ice LIGHT. Days I was MOW
Ifilessusla SIT ritToltaL Sanaa; sea Hasa I sonar!
'TED A aIiCLE. SEariCa Of aCcOraT or THr Hionarroi
AND MT RilcrALlsTar —lriacTios Has ace-reseaT Malls
rex. Such is the wonderful and happy tech
of the experiment ~
I haie recommended the BELT and FLUID term
who hare .beon likewise suffering from - Nearuip I.
bans They have tried 'them, WITH Ilan! UCLA/
*Mauer; IN cyan's ease. .
'• • I arm, dear air, very respectfully your*,
•• ' - . • 110BEIVIIY. LANDI
DR. CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC .NECKLACE
It, used fei all complaints euTecting the Throat meat
such as Bronchitis, Inflammation of the Threat:4 .ol
arta Sick Headache, Dizziness °CO:le - Heal Narita
the Face, Buzzing or Roanng :ip the Ears, Pas
which is Aensirally tierrbus; and that distreaag
0
•raaua; tolled Tie Valorem
-OR.: CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC .BRACELETS,
-Are found of veil service in cries ofronruliims err*
Spurn:iodic! Complaints, and 'general Nervous Afsdas
of -the' need and upper extiemifies. Also in Palsy a
'Paralysis, and all diseases caused by ade tie ecy sf ewe
Or Nervous .Energy in. the limbs or other °muscles
.
Ti& -- Doloretur, and ; Neuralgia. -
Thg.iff dreadful and' tigonizing complaints an Jai
'diateiy relieved by. the application cf,the G1...' U.;
Ev:it I Act -and tturrr. -The Belt clinics the Elreddi
through the, system ; the Necklace has a local efectul
the Fluid acts directly . Nan the.affected nerved. lads!
distressing agLictions the application NEVER FAILS
r9`B - AND CON . YULSIONS.
'Ma alarming end .terrible complaints are 11 61 .•
caused 'by; a dereogessent of Me Noyes. 110 .
ati
B•ACELe.TIV ILIVA,FLI.II , .. will, cure. nearly every IVI!V1
ankle: bow young or old the patient, or how meltT
the complaint' .pinineroni and astonishing proefi
possession Of the preprieter.
1:01-_. Many hundred Certificates from all pads
country of the ; moat extraordirlatl character as
gieen,if ,
8(3.; No tiouble - belliconrenfinCe attends the
Aii GALFANIC lITICLEA
tatty be warn lay the-mat &vole and:delleste, nhP
feet eucand safety. many cases the serusWl
ing their usefii. AlAltly.'pteasanl and agreeable. '111tP".
be #l4 to any pert et the country.' _ .„..
'P
-r 10..4 : -
The Oalvanie Three Dag ,
The n dalvnnieNecklace,. • Two DolLus
The Onlvanies Brneelets, , Ono Dollo
The Alegnetio One Dollar.
n. (4 6 ; Tho aieclimpklitlby full 10Llri
directions. • empblees *Atli tuLtvrtioulas mg
of the antinnizoe Awn.. -
PARTICULARCAUTION' .
03".Bnoaro of Clintoftii, bait indlisasiuto o
D.: C., MORF.HE.AD, -10 .
811 111 .
118 wsy Nesv Ydp
Rer!tly.. & Rend-agents Jot. Susq CO;
AN -6w LAT et Ladies re
Rnbte,
Getitalso ,gentleinenli- Rubber. f 54
ike - ,;,lp4. n ie r ceived - he- - '
.•-,f3NTLFS 11E1'
NOtiCC .„,
6111 1 Or Po‘ti , Pitts, haal,Pen (IFO biolt
-a troiuieut; ' " , .
Mo,tirost, ;al :5,1964. -4 • T.O. PITO