Dairy Business. Otra*admix,. friends-most look sharply to ktAltoinV:their pastures, root, and othe r a „ ,xicipattor, r n him,- North - Caraliti , „ . and, Tennusee are already in th ffialitaa. competitors in the dairy, busmess.— i - rietyPis not a State-in the Union in which . .. - b6lt, eheleie and butter can not be Made. r i be 0 iither arte, that of rearing gOod milk -. ;keeping them well end cheaply, and a -Num time manufacturing choice butte .L . „i theese for Market, demands ' experien • , - ina itudy -The operation is ,anvil x:. • . , i -•• in those seasons of the year, !he ' animal substances, like milk, whey, butter . • ilk, and curd, are extremely liable to cheini-1 . changes which'injure the products of the, , ryman. Only a sma ll portion of the but-I , I * and cheese made in the United States :is'. , Ily first rate. And why not ? The Milk! ..- - .. , 'when drawn frOm the udder, but ; it is I. I hal:idled over after. Less attention isr ..' I *a to keep' ing ' milk pails, pans, chUrns,l A I eese tubs Or VMS, perfectly sweet and clean ;than is required to secure the best re-I 'Olt& Butter when taken from the churn is *t properly -, worked over; nor salted With ,pixre salt; nor protected from the influence at' atmospheric air, as it should be. The . I .i lierni of that peculiar change, known by 'the ,ientnmon name of " frowy, is early planted Ix a mass of butter, although. undeveloped tior weeks or months. z ',l' Butter and cheese which are put up wreni, :ir kept any time s will never come out right. e changes which they undergo present a an' for close and curious study. AS in .1.1103 et m/aring meat, good salt, pure air, and the en tire exclusion of oxygen from butter in kegs, - , r [ ;clad cheese in well oiled, inperieus And, the leading matters to be attended tal i , TA eheesamaidug, the heating of the Milk the condition of the rennet, the quantity used, land the quantity-of salt, the degree of prei nnie on the curd, the time for it to be in press, the turning-of cheese, surrounding with eleth, é., ikc., are details of great importance.i— T incorporate into the cheese all the casein ( d) and butter which the milk contained,- 4I 'pt ivierve both sweet and delicious with *dui, peculiar to each, are the objects, tobe attained. Beeping milk too long, bad slam, us 'g too much rennet, too much scalding; hn , , - salt,. excessive pressing, neglect in - , .. and oiling, and an offensive atincis-: phere in the dairy room,-are among the most oortunon causes which injure cheese. Butter is damaged by, permitting cream or milk to stand too long before churning; hy the defective working out of the butter . tar ; bad salt ; and too long exposure to the it ospheri before. it is packed down in croc6 nit bs. Beep the` air from your butter as, i • /nu a s , practicable. - Plant carrots and corn• in drills for yo Ir ' cows; and see that they are milked regularly' iiiiil'cican. A' little labor' will often produce a good crop of pumpidns. The main point' is to raise afull supply of good food, and take, due to. husband ail their manureas well as other pieducts.eriesee Farmer; p the Swinish Multitude ut Rome. }4. MOORE :—The suggestion of yoar co :.-: .. .-. nt H. Y. that communications . . i , , be appropriate for the season, I think • 'good one, and would suggest to.yoar 1 . . as I think this is the proper time, itthey wish to promote a public gocid -tarn money into their own pockets—a) to a friendly relation with their neigh contribute their mite to the prom.)- , a correct rural taste—to abate a vel nuisance—and to appear at the bar of : , t with a clear conscience, and- nOt any Of• their neighbors there as witnei ," . r, them ; That this spring, just 1.4 , - i, y turn their swine into the highwl ,1- t any wires in their noses, they put in and turn them into the pasture where ' can find them at feeding, time ; and thut, the poor creatures the trouble of ear. tore ears, and goin,„won three I%Y$ ". .ed ht the help of their neighbor'a •. d dog in an ejectment from - his fielda. we say, commence the spring of 1849 ; turn the pigs into the pasture and nits, and save the green grass by , . e of the road which' adds so muck to sty of a fanning district, and keep* .. . ,us weeds,—for we all know. thrit . the turf ,is rooted off, the- seeds Of will lodge and grow. . .' I We Were to judge from appearances, wa . think .that, -in some neighborhoodN _went the only highway laborers, and •they labored most assidiously too g , owever to make the passage over the . aid' and agreeable, or to make the -.- interistiug." Itis almost sickening , y revolting, to see how some roads are . tip bflialf fed swine. Half fed, I full fed would be at home at rest.—; right has my neighbor to turn his pigsL roakand compel me to watch them,: save my crops, fence against ltags of, est dimensions f :Would he' not be t . far trespass if his pigs come and ' rootiT . :grass plat in the goad before my door I, ' should take a hoe and dig it up.him.f What the law is I do not blow; but country laws me all right our country: are -ImA. But a man that will . Orr only as the law compels him, I like ' said, ought to havitta wire in Itis - u* Aumedout with his p ig s , for they a ll ' til Ife;eaele other in ; hogralmess. If far-. . ; mat - ture the -highway, sheep are.; '-I- if they - will not get tOt they theroad nri fences, and are iy frightened from. ) means, hoWever, inial into thahigh itienf -41 the- good /lest-his neightocers alma I find I 1 have boy' Ye, I ane alive I C B I ~. ake If rho swift that not road into anti I . the liable uP ' ae self! if our de resew -^ they vine their influence to - get their neighbors Ito ahanden this nefariOns prieticeof staining the road; or to get them - ,to-talle, and Iva& the Farmer, and if there is any , pride_ or spirit of emulation in them they will abandonit Icofuntarily • Mr. Editor you are at liberty to do with ,this just what you please. You can publish any, all, or none of it,. and it will be all the (same with your friend in 'VAN BunuN. Onondaga Co., N. March, 1843 , . . ' ' Important Experiments.- Mr. 11. Ma.ssy, of kew °York, took a'sMall portion of the.seed-cora with which he plant ed a field, and soaked. it in a solution of salt nitre• comonly - called salt-petre,' and planted five rows with the seed thus prepared.— These five rows yielded. more than twenty five similar ones, planted -with seed without any preparation. The-five rows were un touched by the worms, while the remainder Of the field suffered'seyerely frown their dep redations. 'We should judge that not one kernel saturated with saltpetre was touched, While almost every hill in the ajoining row, suffered S:everely:- . Mr. M. also 17.38 the result of another experiment tri by him last Spring, upon one of his appl tree-s:': It is a fine thrifty, healthy tree, about twenty-five or thirty Years old, but has never in any one year :, produced over about two bushels of apples. While in blossom last spring, he ascended the tree, and sprinkled plaster freely on the blossoms, and the result was that it yielded ' i twenty bushels of apples. NOW if the plas ter Will prevent the blast, it is a discovery of .great importance. Mr. M. was led to make the experinient by reading an account of the :production of trees adjoining a meadow where ,plaster had been sown at a time when there iwas a light breeze in the direction. of the or 'chard the trees contiguous to the meadow hearin t , e , well, while the others produced no fruit. 1 1, ~ Iran Weaving. ' Messrs. Witkerhliam and Walker, of this City, lave the present right of a machine which, with sufficient power, is enabled to 'Weave into meshes, iron as large as railroad ,as small as the smallest description (it. wire. The Method of operation does away with! the,necessity of rivets, in lieu of 'which an indenture into. the wire is . substitutecl, formiriEr .u_sno_kat, for duo twit wire __ With_ this pachine, the, following articles can be prodheed. A material for carriage bodies, light{ durable, and at less cost than Wood, 'wire railings of endless variety ; wire tree bcka, some of which have rlready been put into Use ; sacking-bottom s, window shutters, guards and grating for doors and windows, net .Work for decks of vessels and steamboats, besides an endlesS variety of uses to which the material can be applied. The invention was originally applied to prepare the wires :tor coal-screens.—Bouyen's N.Amer. Fanner. Ax 01110 CHEESE rs LoxDow.—The London papers mention the arrival there of an enormous cheese. The milk of mien , hundred cows .used in making it, and it Weighs 1474 pounds. It is thirteen feet in eiretunference, four feet and a quarter in di ameter; and eighteen inches in thickness.— It was offered for and obtained a prize at:the 'Fair of the American Institute in N. Y. city. -Tv - r r• 9 , 5 • - A ; _ gkki 1. CHERRY PECTORAL; Fir: - Fier the Care ter cougars, cora:my. HOAR ESTEEM, BROW. ! ' CHITIO • . CROUP, ABTA.. MA, W . OOPING•00IION AND ONIIIINEPTION. • rr HE most distinguished P i hysicitms in this and : 1 other countries before Whom this preparation ; has been laid have bestowed upon it unqualified , rai as an article of rare-excellence and one better :calculated to cure all: forms of Pulmonary disease Anal any other remedy known. ( Rinul.the folioolg testimony and judge care fully from it—it i.v Ervin men of known respvta: bilitY, not from per Sons of Whom you have never 'before heard. • ,Dr. J. Y. Smith, ,glirgeon of the Port of Boston, sayis—" It gives me pleasure to speak with appro bath* of such a medicine as is here, offered — to the Public, If any preparation can subdue diseases of the lungs, Cherry Pectoral Can do it." . The Editor of thd,Zondon Lancet says: We can speak with confiderfoi of its intrinsic mirit. ' Dr. Perkins, the venerable President of Castletoss Medical Collegecot*iciers it a composition of rare excellence for the Omit formidable type, of disease in: our climate—ConSamption. ;Prof. Cie:Th.la, of, Botedobs College, writes:— I have witnessed the effects of your Cherry Pecto raf in my own ramily,!and that of my friends, and it has given great satisfaction in cases of both adults and children: , ' Valentine gat, XI D,' Prof. of Surgery, New Pork! City, says':—lt Gives me pleasure to certify in faior of this beautiful and truly invaluable rein s* *diseases of the !Lung& ' ; 4fridreie Vontbe, .21E ..11 1 ., PR. S. Pleyeitien Extra . oidb 4 zry to the Queeri of Scotland, writes :—This '..new Medico Chetnical'adds another proof that the 1 ski . -,- and arts aminpidly adVancmg in Anieriea. • T 1k Res: Lord Bishop of .1 4 410' Potaidla, nd ..- in a letter to ins friend, who was fast sink ini,n , ~ -r the -affection of thei latnge:. ! —Try the ICh.I , Pectoraliand if any medicine can give you f ith the blessing of God Gat will. 11, 1. "IT - Canadian .;,arof ',Medical. Science," , 13t4siles t "the preutl;! Asthma of this incletn -1 eatieli to has yielded with =prising rapidity to , 4,Yer'elCherry Pectoral; and we eannottoostrongly, l irrG. , ~ ,-. , this sidlihdirepsratke to rthe Proftsi : ti all .d.l == lllY.7 thS ' et,dts Prof:Aare, of Minnow 1 , .egt.of Medicine, says• - ut gm' bxtutit bare hit This. ele g ua- compound by:An • eminent *suit of•New_Eogland sirtirdeyousn!itnrshiable- I. in.freaVng the various disesisesoftheinstis • : tic <llful uSe . .you aun . rely; npos , iskittr o And t-• . ' , - 4/-stirrinng raPiditY. *most riaiessod attacksof Nonsirdi seise r-, ..-._,.. • is totj :raise in:the jtiihnnintt wain ides, 1111*H : is's renteditit.whidc the !esti depend. i 'l.P7rtsrby 4.-11 :AUK LAlrekillissoi! Sea ithilt rADELITURRMLL,- Drum* lie., Mont le; i'• - • i . ~ • • '1 '40;26,1849. 1,;, . ur readeis. 4 the, read* yetid-4hoise readi,og to they t4f. Iroanneri'ool Daliyielt* - fllHß,subecriber baviog purChaised the right of 11 nianufaCharing and,_" vending Crowell's, Patent Therrampekir!Churn, Irould cordially recommend them to :every farmer and dairyman as the best chart: ever mtrodiiced to 'ffie public. , The princi pal advantages this churn has over all others, are these: Ist, its oanstraitat in much amanner that the top can be taken cdf seas togive free access to the interior, which makes it perfectly convenient to put in the cream and tale out the butter- 7 -the pad dles can be - taken out, making it still more conve nient to clean 'tad, "a thermometer is attached to the churn so as to show :the exact temperature of the areal; which experience shows should be from 60 to 62 degrees. 3d, a cluunber or apace is ar ranged around the bottom' of the churn for the purpose of admitting cold or warm water so as to bring the cream to the right temperature without mixing the water with the dream. It is wellknown to all butter makers that cream too cold when churned, takes" much longer time in churning than when at the proper temperature—besides, a por tion of the butter is .left in the buttermilk. It' is also well knOwn that !warm water mixed with cream is always injuriomt and very often vals the butter. The thermometer churn effectually reme dies all these evils. It, churns - equally well in warm or cold weather. There is no such thing as having the cream too gild or too warm in thischurn if it is properly managed. An examination and trial of this churu is alone deemed sufficient to re commend it to public faVor. It has been fairly tes ted this and in other; places, and wherever it has been used it has never failed of giving the most entire satisfaction. Montrose, mh - First Arrival. • Spring and Summer Goods for 1849. ALL who are desirous of p. maiming new goods are invited to call and examine - the large and splendid lot ofplain, camelion and stripe silks, plain ales,and plain and figured de lames, a large variety of sgingbams and lawns of all descriptions, a large stock of hosiery, linens, handkerchiefs and shoes, d c iXers, coimterpains, . laces and edgings, white g blue and green guise veils, baneges, fine muslin and Irish linens, a large variety of cal. lanes and furniture prints, battings, cotton yarns, carpet warps and table- spreads, acme beautiful goo&for ladies' l sacks, cambric, white, colored. and black Jdd glove!, gent's kid gloves, linen and silk pocket bandk'fs and cravats, summer cloths, ink, steel pens, holders and wafers, 75 ps. cloths, easel meres, tweeds and satinetta, satin, silk, worsted and velvet vestings, Napoleon cord, suspenders, boots and shoes, brown linens, checks, flannels and bleach ed =dins. A large- supply of summer goods, , bonnet satins, and taffeta nbbons, a beautiful stock ladies and misses bonnets, spring and summer fash ions of every style, unusually low, good molasses for 3s per gallon, sugars 16 pounds for $l, Fall River nails for 5 cents, clover and timothy seeds, good heavy sheetings for 6+ cents Sweeds iron, nail rods, spring steel, band iron, tire •iron, round and square tars, the cheapest and best teas in town, more of that cheap tobacco, wheatand buck wheat flour, codfish andcoffee.s, white sugars, sperm andtagow -jandles.Atcindaw_sash_and_srbisa..a.Tes, steel anoveis aria dung Kate, etc. etc. All of which will be sold at a small advance for cash, produce or'approved credit, at Spingville or Montrose. LATHROP di SALBBURY. • Gold this side of California! TO BE SAVED BY TRAM° CHEAP. Grocery, Confectionary and Oyster Saloon. PHE railroad:being cernpletea,l dow have, and keep a general asssortment of 'es cheap —such as sugars; molasses, rice, ee and teas, of prices and - opiality such AS will please. Also, nuts, raisins, candy and all kinds of fruit the market am furnish my 'buyers to suit. • Also, fresh clams and oysters received in the shell, fresh fish too, this weather—they keep very arell-1 Ann get by the railn:sul a weekly supply—to_ please all my costa. mers' tastes I shall try. Goodosters cm hand,by the keg or the dish—served up eitherraw or cook ed, as you wish. All neededrefreshinents preps_. red ata wink---eall in, all ye hungry, -and plank down the chink.' WM. F. 'BRADLEY. Great Bend, Feb. 13, Rat oad Freight aad Cautunhsisa Lem num ussanairros. subscribers having completed their arrange eats are now ready to receive all kinds of • at the railroad depot in Binghamton and it to New York and make sale of the r , Capp. Wrniam Clark (who ins had .a number of ream experience in the sale of produce in the New York Market) will attend to the sale of all prop. city traste . d . to Our care, which will enable per sons f. _ by this company always to recover the hest market price for their produce. Our _ - over the' regular freight will be a smell • "mission for sales. The returns will be paid at the store of U. M. Stowers in Bin,ghamton, or in New York if requi red. 1 , U. M. STOWERS, WM. CLARK, IEL P. JUDSON. 2-43 m ton, Jan. 1, 1840 Fire! -Fire! WASHEI GTON CO. MICA!. DTAPAANCE COMPANY AT ORANVTLLE, N. Y. Oyer T ndfilliona Insured, oxide large accumulating Cash Fxnd Timdersigneci,•having been duly appointed Agent of the above Company, would re - y call the attention of the public to the num . advantages this Company have over all other *....;tutions of the kind. They insure none but th. safest kinds of property, (being a Farmer's Com y,) and take no nib over 82000. Their policies are made on fair and equitable principles, giving • insured an equalichance with the LOM paw, . •• .; entitled to the full amount of eamages not .• • . 0. the amount insured, without deduct ing one hird as is customary with some other com panies. They are prohibited by their By-Laws in swing blocks, or exposed parts of villages, or - from risks upon any kind of Shops, or 'Machinery, that considered hamrdons; are responsible for the .. .•. of all surveyi made by their Agents —agree to arbitrate all matters of difference in the county •here the loss happens and give the insu red the .• • •of withdrawing at any time by paying- •*; proportion of the -low while his policy is m f Every loss sustained by its members, has . settled to the satisfaction• of the 'claimagtit and • • before it was due • land the rapid increslm of burin • is the stronge s t to prove that the Di in making this a mutual benetit,liare been ful y . appreciated. All bi entrusted to ime will be proixiptly attend( R PATRICK, Agent for Swiqueliuma County. . to artntz • here the Prolkt ,f •• Eve settled • • before usin • is r 'Es CND Cul 7 an I • to. • 1 • rt, r• • tot, • mak*. • - t. '. tt;- dualoistratorls Notice. A LL • nioto3 interested in the estate of Joseph queiiteZll. it • sort, 14 of 4ackaon, — deceased, are ire make kiineateptymen and all thope having '" • tit( said estate to present theni d attested for seeinent. • Jackson, PELATELIEragIiNtSON, , • . • - .ramt - fir Sale, • the korks.of:gekalie Creek contain* 30 of Which - •is fin ved land,:togrother • barn anti saw MR • !liter -power. .For 'hither • •• i - , sl2 • • ' - • 441111,, • . • askrbtnakt of ',Menem erthe Most, np... eittpotatio ofliontroee and: Biatibeinteit ' • • -- 110., outings, juet ;received- And tor, pit:o%4 BIIII4rIM "- _April nlltf Situated 104 at, with a with lam sole it -New - VCOWarie County PLQWS - ix a $4 2 l* 5, ‘.3 at : l VUELL!S • • inrrszasa TO =an rats'.://fi • rs' New pictorial Works for 1849. rcat chance fos Boot Agents to clear from $5OO tO $lOOO a year. 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Pictorial Family Bible. , volume is illustrated with several hundred •. : yin" arid - the Bible with cine-thousand. • 1 : • ra' Pictorial Family Magazine, for 1849, pub- as ...mar -tiz-ppaiTrcre - re-tug - tr . octavo- pagmv, • at ..e dollar per.year in advance. 1 pecimen copies of the Magazine, to procure sul.- .., bens with, will be. furnished to all who wish to : e in its circulation, if requested (post paid) at • e rate of twelve numbers for one dollar, or • • cents for single copies. ° gents wanted •inevery townand county through . • • the Union to sell " Sears' New and Popular Pr•• • 'al Workee uniyersally acknowledged to be the best and clieqpest ever published, as they cer •• , y are the most saleable. Any active agent ma • clear $5 OO dr $lOOO a year. A cash capital' of t least $ 145 or $5O will be necessary. Full par ti • , a of the,prificiples and profits of the agehey wil be given on ;application, either personally or by otter. The postage ratettin all cases be paid. P • • to address, ... ROBERT SEARS, Publisher, ' m ).28 Nassau Street, New York. subscribers having completed- their ar rang,entents, are now ready to receive all sof pro duce ;at the railro d depot in Great I, and forwarditio New York and make sale le mine.. - tpt. Wm.l Cl4k (who has had a number of a experience in the sale of produce in the-New r market ' wi ll attend to the sale , of all . prop en .to our care, which will enable per t • by this - company' ways toreceire t fighest - kilt price for their , piroduce., 0 4 . charges over the regular-freight will be a 1,, . 'on for sale.- ' are . w il l be paid at the More of Wm. on in G Bend or in New York if required. WM. DAYTON, WM. CLARK, IL F. JUDSON. 5-Iy_ ;e Lots for Sale. _ :1 sit,. '. • offers . lots for sale in the town ship of . t relit Bend in the village of Green: and .., - ly opposite the village of Great located .n the Depot of the New York and c c il railroad, ci, the Great Bend and Cochecton Like, in e Vidley of the Susquehanna river. , . .., • ug the said tumpike,•thence ran i'. a curved lune•nearly parallel with the same e distan of a feed hundred .feet, with the . - grad Y zing above railroad and turn -11, overloo ' o.lhe river and the beautiful 'vat. ompared 1 its - healthy climate, renders it t desimb e Ipeation for building purposes. Tot gro dI of the railroad company being ' in the Centre of a rich and extensive agn district, surrounding it on.every side with. ' roadslowitering in, and all other advanta ined,aff+l every advantage to a business ' \ road ' yt)On Clark & C 0.., fight und Cemanissioa Line from Great Bend at Bend a Eitensire Wafer Power from the Susquehanna river, ad- Terunds of the said mil.road, !ad ieu of all manufacturing estab tchMery required. otice. would re.*etfuliy- inform the public that they have in the Tanningi'Currymg and They flatter themseli-es to trustless to - merit ashore B. HANDRICK, T. ILOTDRIQS. amity to/Tay to my require! an immediate time of partrietship. I hope ' the first, of May. WM. B. HANDRICK. and New Prices. last received his general sup- Ind Strainer Ooods, compri- Nent of prints, printed linen Instres r and Caelpinere Inn's summer -wear, Ares, Kantuchrjeins, also, his usual large variety r bialich! - 4 tnain the r, • 'invite 'the attention" of `l% ' ll4 ll 'be sold' .40 pest - for' caali, — prodnce • • Rey, 162'1 dni of spiiiiii2styleic full sto g y tpf plan . tro, , rich. rweseci4 -AZ IL c!izunon Palmas, _ ow pncei by , E-DURRITT- *4 :nil • 11,.. t f .."7" t •-••••••-•-"' 7 75vimffuN Prinatiromil • COLLEGE- OF 'HEALTH' 2 0 7 Zilaiii.stceets I!ltiOsiah, „ ;Dit. , ..G, C. V+II,GILAPS • 'Vegetable - Lithontriptic riplitgi celebrated remedy isiconstantly intreaSinelifi fame bythe marifeuresitils making • • ' A.L=II:IPE WORLD. It his now become t only are for fliasit and, le particularly ded Ant ' . 1.. ',lDHOPiiirk 2 • .'. all stages of this complaint immediately relieied. no mat ter of how long'standing, See .Fanepeetfer teggisorry.—. This diiease is as frighttul, as Cloterta. And the skwr and dreadful proves, of. the malady bloatiag th e system to degree -which renders the patio t Wert, arialik to Noce. Gums one of its most distsemingifeatums. - lIITHERTO , INCiTRABLE, It now yields to this iernedy—arlid 'Physic-Mini use It pub.: liely and privately with perfect aircrews: Let any one who has ever had a sym ptom. of Preppy, of any character, this article by en and if IMF)* would avoid t Assts. satarat APPLICATION 00 THE-KNIFE, ' to perforate the *viten and kt tw e e eteeariudated reaterjhre away, only to fill up again, and finally end in a dreadful death, let them just uhe this oily to semen, and .a re cover), is . Let them try it a any stageofthisidisease, end a Cure re certain 4 if. they wit give it a fair trial. ; ' ' OR L, • and all diseases of the urinary owns l for these distress. , lag complaints it steads alone; no other article can relieve you ; p and cal ;— see p the cures te ipMet stified to will convince the most ske_ ti an. How many - suites from this pal cy there Ls no cure. You may tin therein only inflammation=therc it may be hardly fort red—it nu bladder, yet you -ire sure of a named disease, and •if etone it lay the aid of this medicine nil ir will subside, and unless - the fort ing, the calculi is dierolved, an particles: All stages of this dime mixture. One of the lfirit Medi, New York was sated:of gravel ParapAlef. LIVER CORP Fever end Agee, 'BU Woes Diu n.pecially, and where'ver Mew medicine is Miami. ;NO . MINERAL , me ileiderssits cosspogiul is a par, these diseases with certainty a ; leave the systera torpid. See P , So thoroughly dear this vaixtu an immediate cure is lnade._Al I set aside, as this greativegetable contains no poisonous, lament!, other Fever . Ague and 'remedies, • - SPEEDY AND EFFECTUAL, it is the grand healing; medicine.' and is daily curing its thcisands. The secret of its 're- adding the entire con stitution is, that it is a:lmpound of tMilistinetsegetable properties, each root apremedy diktinct by itself. - I PILES ? a complaint ora.most painful thatneter, is - I . I.IIIIIIIIIEDIAVELIe RE LIEVED . ."...{- --- and a ;cum folki...br4ii....,wiym Air titi...wstele , ,:it 48, bailee cog other prcoaration or this disease, or foe any i raid other discrete artuinatitirriom ti pure Waif. See- Pam . , This di - ease is purely one of he blood ; the action of -this medicine, Is so speedy that 'Piles. tvhether inter nal or external, will beteured by i use in a few weeks.—. Hundreds, perhaps we :can any ti usands have heat per fectlyiured in the usebf two.or t ree bottles :of this mix ture, and as this cure is produ front the action of this panacea, upon the blood, it is tnor likely to be permanent than any cure produced front este nal remedies. DEBILITY iOF THE SYSTEM, . . weak back, weakness Of. the Kidneys, &c., or inflamma tion of same , is immediately relieved by. few dare aal .. al this medicine , and a cute Is alwayr, a result of its use. It stands as . , . A CERT AIN /I MEDY • for such complaints, add also for derangements of the fe male flume. 1 IRREGULARITIES, S I PPRESSIONS, painful menstruations. , No art' . . ,lists east. beers ohm! excet which. would touch scre e ' kind of deran,gansals. It m a y be relied upon as a sure a d effective rented Wand I did we feel permitted ado sop) d give 'A THOUSAND NAMES . as proof of cures in thii distressi class of complaints.— Bee pamphlet. .dll broken dome, debilitated canstihdions from the effect of mercury, will ii d the bracing power of this article to act immediately, a . the poisonous mineral eradicated from the system. . The 22 des' tinct properties whi h compose this article. manifest themselves particularly i the application of the compound. for the distreising el of complaints which bead this paragraph. For mita there /Ms been rued is W sera of .Europt, a r . , CERTAIN BOTANI AL AGENT, which in all diseases or, deiange nts of the femaleframe. shstractior' is, diffiradfice, paswful greturtruations.,lkevhas effected a cure. - This rHct is in igenobs totaw soil,utd fband in large - quantities, and , s a medicinal stands without an equal; it fon.• one of the ' eopipoustfi in the preparation, which, as a wlfsak is the best moody ever gin to a debilitated female .4 It is sure, and th e arr. !am wi ve ll fre.resnwed to health_ by its-use. ERUPTIVEDISEASES will End the aiterittive properties elf -this article PUEIPV iriiS *LOOICiri' • and drive stied diseases thnn,therrystent. Sc. S ' for testimony of cares in all di .. which the lint te a ' an advertisement will dot pette d to lie named here.—' igentsgioe them awayrt th ey coo in &tpages,andeertid sates of high character,Mnd a stip ger ARRAY OF P OOF • seal • of the virtues of a medieine, 'never appeared. 12 \is sew of the peckliar features !se this "en We Oat it aerer‘kaib to bare* in any ease, aids if bone amid 1111 1 / 8 1111 sea lama baild apes, let lie emaciated and hagering,istashid, .5„ HOPE ON,". • • and keep taking the titaticine as long as there Is an im provement. Thepropriotor would I CAUTION THE PUBLIC . ' against a number of ankles whica eon* . : tau: :head of ' ' ... SARSAPARILLAS, ' St _ & . Ca- ' ,Ler a s CUM for. Dropsy..Gmvel. See. goes f• or oilik• ' ing, and concocted to gull the unw i TOUCII TH Their inventors never thpught . oft ,this article had done - It. st. partia; phlet is earnestly solicited. • Agents and all who sell the nttiel are 'GLAD TO_CIRO TE gratuitously. • Put up in Bti. 01. bot es, aria t n vs. do. at $l. each—Use larger hipline!' o more than two sins!' bottles., Lockout and sot gel rasp d upon. Bray line tie has ' "Vaughn's Vegetable. Li ntriptic Mistute.."- blown upbn the glass. the *vine signature-of "'GAF: Vaughn" on.the directions, and "G C. Vaughn, Butiblo.'!' stamped on the cork., None other a genuine. "Premed lay Dr. G, G. Vaughn, and sold at Principal . Office; gill Main'street, Buffalo, at wholesale nd retail. No attea don given to letters unless post pal( . Orders Croat Sap tarty Constituted Agents uxcepted. IPost paid letters, or. verbal communications soliciting advice, promptly at'', tended to, gratis. For sale by all respectable Drunistsir , the United Buttes and Canada. i . Alto _by • . . (Wholesale mid Retell) OlcOtt, MCKesson 4 Co. 127 Maiden lane, New Yorl't i city. Agents in this vicinit 1 - ' . Bentleyit'Read ontrose, R. Eurklit, NeNV , ' . ilford . hits. F. Bradley, Greatlßend, G. C. Pride Atipo., HarfOrti. L' GREEN ~ N. T. &E . nalfrond Freight Line. 1 Stephens and Thompsines.l 9 }ori4a,rding.l4B' efroses 1 great Bend—dim...l: W 4 Tlionapost. . FSTEPEEENS it THOMPSONWiII forward freight from Orlsit ritend to New "fork by ;lallnolult 77 i • 1 r I ' . Tuesdv had-Thursday by the regkila, freight • line whit leaves_ Great .Bend iwery_morning ate 8 oreloch t and 80 minute& '1 George w• Stephens will remain at Great.-Beßd and forward all produli entrust+itto this , , and pay, the returns for the sa n e ,at-the, , , , • ifi clr ce k . and Or g lt ie J ms . W. Thom Thien , n rsonal atteltion lfgi nEtmde , to " w in , ew d make returns as so - im as tit - it produce is dispel ; of. This company,' 'hitter ~ Arai bylai a saieennut'ht New 1 York w . .."'heeN te ce e l the 'eghtingi business for a utun... of yeare beat Or , county,' that the ran_ ~ es -^_ .. . Wadi& on as an)! on the ' A , • adreitiewill niade oil` freight' deli - .4 1.0 depot ',if - iiiiii,-, • • GEO.'W: STEP i 4 ' S, ,Great Benti, , • IJ. W. TBOMPS O ,l - rew Talc; ,I - - `l*: Great 444 as , , i . • • ige CA.NDIZS at ; 42i tents per- Pourukfor by tai) n J. LYONS. tbil complaint, and lite. sk you have gravel when may beC3ICUII-4nd yet !v even be atone in the 1. tie in all but the last the bladder does, milt.- fiammation canoed by k , I don is of -years stand id, brought awayAu• fine has been cored by. this -1. *ten is lie Stsic 4" by Skis sediciat. See, AINTIS. es—To the Gredt. War I omplainte prevail:Apia AGENT, Of,thiti maixtitre' imams celerity, celerity, and does not • AM. -:', • act in this disease. that .ther remedlei are now reparation,. We, Ifbe it • inch is the basis or all =1 s 'illy i . ,J c i. Mtn A ed.' 'ilia 4eistrar . 11:14:. tie and for t l ikel haul ' rr itut o L f iiie 444lll" , 0 1 3loto•-•- - i ao • oar whether th e I inherent came, or calm 4 prod Id_by ineguilet:l em tri:Lriecidest; MOMS -I caw 01101 i 'termini, tine its invigorating effects apes I the. -I emitte"ftosom , ir 4 . illyesiktiesst mod heintsili - i Me taking it,st once :unmet aid fott:of emerit, 4 ' litimitee: , ' Vim 'diateli , comitericti the 1. fader of the enialsrifratire:mtdoli I. the gnat ',can*. of arremseis. "I t _'will_ mot be expecte d . of es. is cads ofeo delicate deface' to exhibit certificates of 1 Lemma', performed, bit we eiteMeeere the ellieurdLtbhO ( 1 Micas of cases ba • bot ed tc us.: • Thaw ..,_, mild of ekisa wharer ! fetai been subset AR= i• tit h th l li ner filial 0.- re% bott le. i OtrabiabM me& ebto.),hoo‘ b,eett iticats, with lf;, , lititittifliffaiisias. - - Is !.has Iran, *sprawly "prepared roOristies-titi'Arinale um. .1„, pl ta No female , who ilso ralikfts, to thOrMthe oho I. • app 'chin that critieal peeled .; ';'•' Thelma' offtlh," -4:lb ° " 4 otillot to tOlte il. ,Ilt te areertvisZpraLsotivii at : for a y or the:liiimerola sold herald 31i4111011t as sfitiala ftimeles are' @abject! it tide hoe , of lift. Tiiii'parial is map he lir Nadal 1 Iv sera jr isiaackliia psi& pm ' K I No r se reload. fair (hoe* Who ant ai -- .- - ,! bititiorinhood. uii is calculated II teAsmairlietumi kr i fisitekmdar um blood and laiigorion nA aim., h, , Mead . tins medicine ill 14441 4131 C far :1611;alia,-;lelikeitis , diastases to which women are Ilbleg!L . ... , : :,:,,_ 1 1 : . dbarimfoilie sit Plerais ',filoW-", ,r -.-q. ^ il. ~. Or. : TOIIO/4111-Jr almost daily rosidvietrnip.rillbeNl Physicians ill different parte of the 1,71010n0 - - ,-,-- i" Tb a 14 to certy:llNi 11- 4 tho 0 0,1 0 1 10 1 1fiiillf. ;tFltysf. (elan, of the ,City o f ; lbany,. re , t ai r' pireperibed Dei roworMore 'llitriaimsrltle." ' AsissElisillaite ilk ,- 'Ye h ' oat of, the most valaisisluprapiratialle* Manua. II P. ?Ill.li‘G. 14. D., - .li - iii'll.ilißk 11 - It ' .5. 11 11i - 1 141 11„/I. OP. E. Eliß ENDOW" N. a ''" ' - , • ' t -'' '1 I . , •t - -i- '-' ,- Z I III. = - r -r-';': CAIIIII Nl: s 'i \ -.,--.• .7 Oar ng to the 'reit 'Mitered', snit oneteSnia,*s _ ;111i, ". Tairiliaial's ilanapaiilia; a;,a as ,ot twat,* - moo I,o,,,N•dy.wir?•4ltont,4ll,4ye cipsninewesa , iiitlig /AF , teriiis :Extrictiv - Ellitini. Bitters. lgotottelok - if • Um. Valk. kit. Thity,:gooorally, pat ii , ,lip I. Ilse - p. id bottles, arid some ' some' of 4113411111114V4 01104111, 41.14, i 6414 ail vattilaiseass, they are IsiPartirthlitite. inna'Aiinstd liii avoiL/51. Nue 'pulls' - , - ialsat 7 04'.wIrsoliseadi '. .. , ' - 2 i t', .:iff, ' 1 -"''.,-,.:-. ." 1 " 1' . i' . :-.. ' -:' •.! Ni: '' ' TV: 4,,.,,: . wi, , 1 Paiii^ ' al. °lea, 111 POL. — - N a , s r ' ' R, d If ( , 41, C u..' 'Sitio,- • - , _tep:ff ~ "• ' m it' h. tisatilmireel 4 Dims f I Sou. 131 era _ , ~ 4S. B. -Clams Jliiamitse„ Saki a 3 f i- .1111 us, . .. Inn, Itilfkllk qte' - 151 , pairsa ii , aij). 1,,, liimils" out Strut' - Albany : ; - sail I'S biliiliisur sifs4 , Israliauts gee o p . . lislklas -: - 11. toil iliataa, Meat iiiillesirid ......,j'sc... , a ,- is II -, i i1.,, 1 . , git."de o n liteplisliSin-46; 1 - - '7 ars , ,ntS,Oluntii: Dear or. • ~.L .„ , 4 4 1 tftleJlOo Ablit-Ihrimi of liir: -4 41 ;71 r . ii , ii,o4 ,i - the . wisallila -14' *hi ass ; ',.• I I . s i f i " ser . n WI 'for , lad" carp " m il 'lra In isii}s - lii , _ gallawiluabasdui",-P f tit.: --,, ;•-,,-. - Is , - , ClirfititYlN 4 o l. sflat at ls a r. - ..) ~,..1„ -.--.'..,,:-..'-''", ',-"-'..` ' ''' , c A1L 4 #044,1111% ' lmmitioL - • - 1 . i, ) `. 1 ,„ ~,,.. ..,i..r= ~ 1- , Et Ai 11 ~ s: 4 lr e4 Prf.0. 11 f., 4 / 1 *Mb , . • T 414* e 0 4 1 43'• '' 1 ' ; ' NOT. 'lv such diseuratill ar shay qf faa pin. Read this Co4wnik Careful* .: iTheWili' a Snail Plied old Dr. Jacob Tow turs Serruparilbt. ' It, . earth e d as the - Otiginatkate. • nip iu.a. Ilutonm.,_ tabehood. Du Townse` iiiielltead 'onireatimoit the last eight year/tin ad' ing hut Itarsapnrills, wiit c y has shinined. a ellawieter- al Miami,' Itarrali*it limited iltims mate pen Utile Itatitll4l illkia exalted the 'eupidittr lientsda ent • = iej al ai rnue AR eldlann who, hasteen eagaged. It ...- - a l : , th.... Joe n, numbei4l . eager 1 . .Thaa.,,„ _Plialia„,..__. JaWeb TowimewL, lie applied to a iteiwaser-a "ice la euPleYetest, or to sell theinie 0( ide iniesetailial ag* r. Townsend's i hr.spsTigs4tglin i c tiniimge ledualai miss We had expendUriiitlableas M. itialalealset in ember* in the' pu s 1 Among others Ise, ippuia trit Charles Wistro,us.pq,, 46 T . ..c 0 . Inier. wbo :muted emelt a pretenilien. gi c ,: it AL , gong jr,i, py 00 . or incproprieters,..or gLMILI9TI6I4- 00iTMENT, RALPN POiIIEP, OI 4 - ronserf . -Add r And Plummier of 'Eke brultiiiiildwrlinerlitsAkiglim, villa, New Jersey, „TOM( i SKILL/lAA ,- ant , -;llVit THONPSON, under din tisane of TIKNOPPOIGNIIILI; lIAN a Co, MOO elatPlaYtellia 04. 1 1 111 ,, . ___: !Rd TA. an we andertueed; to. pay - lie". l4 .laittlial 1 011 ' 01 14 for the mie - of Ide utaine., The*: mai ha* Web longs lag and libelling min all possible &um la imossmwe wegig radee titian, au, , *bus briar thrtkuud thelt *mum into km Mal Or - 1 4. ARSAPAItILLA.:, Th.-sisal ezissordiaarY iliedieloe fa t h e %Whit ,t a:Shwa is irstfair is Veit Retail : it issfi tilme , ,shaspor, pleasanter, -aatinrraloted argierierl. fry oriiii: fit carp Wickert larwittly, - 1 parsing, ~stekolor si deka. ;,.., v. • „tafil•l Olt 'Pelisiti• ' ' Thilt prat basalt altd - riperkwitk. of Ale flassapso Ma aver I all_ other Andieloas la; that- while it : aro& tibia the disease, it IlavieStlee the body. IS Sa••• if tirovery beat , c WILING AND 8111141 ER NEDiCifin seer known; is set only pallid, tba whole Sips earaßtihau tho person. Iltit• 1t ereadoview, pan •1 1 1#.110 Wed : • limner frea•searri by -OW allow steed 4 else. ' -Anil is tide ilea MO timid 'Wteret - of its' wieade6 l'itl} mesas. lull's.. iterforotad wklair the biotin. yawl wiese than 100.000 caws of never. cases. of rlialowe• at Teat- 15,000 were witudderta ' Wearable.- In bb ramrod tin Ilia of more thee 10,0p0 eldidrea„tho poet two sass mew lithe City of New Iforlfaloire. 2 . 11161/1110 entioo., rat • ICirloirretal. Delpillai and I wow 42(0222022 It teensy. ', r. - 114. Tanosead'elliesaparilla lorigorawelbOwhalasys. ukliv - PoWlewritly. rTo •theeri4 who have 'het Abair: onts• lola[ enorep. by",, .they res 1114 wildialan wr imiloatision sonseitted la youth ,or the ! t eaeaerfre iodation's' if: The goteabroa u' bravelit or 1..0, rbysiesi'prwroodoe etthe . Beans - velem, leseitudis, kennt- inrineddtiff. - faiatin 'sensations. premature dedai awl 4aeliws 'bulimia/ towards that fatal dimness Coolotoptifor. oar ha;roagsa* rot wed by - this Owlet siow•df.,4l4 .•••1•06„ r • , • le he eeperior to say !! 1 lfinvinsoreitlii ILlisedliei . ' ' '' - Am It VIIMOWS WO illiiiirer , lll4o:l the 2)111111111. gthriml OttiiillN to the Willa. too/ ittlelqiiiiii th., tbig„!flff.!' .74 • 11 , 11 it 4116 . 111 .1"Wm 4 4 61 4. rt*' 1 11!", • '''''' ''.. . : • " 111 - '• - • '- ... 4 . ions**'repti•sa Carrell: ! _ Cleanse wird Stern: an. 0. 681,0 iP1i." , C" ••• if•wrir raehitis, Cams l iii:4 ! /Wiser • 'Calepteriat,"• gado, iiii, atarri, amo...llstimfa,l -, Spittirse. Shard, Somas ih e Chest, Nettie kiosk efre_l Swr•C•. Dilithis Or Preform Cspecterlatiera. reils:we 8,141 , Silk 4., AN/ dew Gild sus 11,6 . -enrai! - 1 .... .. . , , • . f' illpitiisea ; lora. ~. . 1 ' ri reirk,../prit 20, left, p 2. TOWeleitinti,-, I reKt !minims pnikBursersi , till" has been the Mesta, t a rot I. ProriJou're.,oraarsue amyl life. I, here (or enteral; rear, d a had Cough. 11 b eam . w o nw andi worse. iAt t I tithed 1 harp tuentities of 'blood, ed uisht - sweats; end its - stirentl y Militated sod iredtt ed, ankli did not aspect to lire. i i 4 le. only used yet ilarahliarille a short Liss.. lied 1 has a inoudernil chines been ..rnesiti,faines.,' it sow able to walk - all "ear the city. 1 nine se ...0 will imp web*. .JIMIS if annum that D. 1 ownelselti • Piruirstelli larminoolln morn severe and chronic ./ines.nre wail'', narihr, or ournor,roary Tines. 3.. - ••• 1 .1', . ,1 i• -. noes emsmiugt. eq.,-one of the 'aisidaiD44l 014‘, &tie Asylwrit, filtiviellislookl, irelAuf:gelleheelee keu of lii thefiDC ,illig-tolutr• -'.'' '' -1- ' '' - 4 : - J ''',-'' '.. e p hick w Ira GleiskAlik-Cift: r. : Towcounl—Deit , llii:" I GorrnilLinnii-"ltrinfriii& Haar' •ish din illthen of ' *MO ...... -.6..0 dissim ' et
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