DEPAT.
Ming - Troltable 4 --,;
~.14;:liai‘iidiiii,-;:exallent
4•!l—Es-i'''Agrietilturah'Soei
`rs. - ibe - InitioTtat/°;° ot ePergY
ion**, order-to maki&rining
dake4heTolloiring O" - iiiiict
::I?— °B43 le . 'fitilietOd !Is 10 be
or merely to afford a living,
farm. - Takin gthe land as
ie. *.ate i ttlas epeUdi more
-thais! on the- si
il. • The"man
provision.- - ..for 'the -.raising of
' ,- .-.l' L . Mk- i 6 xPett any. --
eas,
Le,";all-' et-business,
must,to be
.1)e conducted with
-, as ~ tw lt as„, energy.----',
Ili ' t' . .(i_f the merchant,
Paa'hii'ships, tin,d let
t:his Wharf, or *send-
)
pr manned, and With
tAr,R ca r go 'or themanufae
idzrun his' - machinery without
4ndiel it stand still upon .
49; while - the pay of. his
kg'on t . • Would noto•such
4retrievable ruin?, And can
304'r
•favorable - to , the farmer,
)•50sfigUndreels of acres of
ioll'. : he,, / is annually paving
i!alierb./r, adequate provision
' - .ol%;irpprovemett of which,
'.',, - 0. kfei acres, and that
i e_itisanner as not te . afford ,
4g ,, ,, , return , for the labor be-
timierthe soil in some parts
`41).* 1 , !illy, or randy, still it
*PrIPIP,IOIich liar - vests: The
i'= their
their ;reach ample, m...,1
iifri'rt:'`their„ lands to a state of,
Thi2farnieitil. of no ' section 1
1 . 0!•More-Jiig` til)!_rayored, in this i
"pia' 64.404, - .b . oidei of the coati- I
: . ;itililAti9 - .. , ie11s in upon the
.. 1 41*Ingl'iriaterials' in great
Upon 'the rocks, i*itween high
~ ; gro wee , containing -the
:vegetable_ nutrition in a high
• ...er'season of the year, a cer
,- c may be taken along the
es, in great quantities, and be
h in the formation of compost,
i•Application to the land. The
, i 2 along the coast abound in
el .of great value; and in dift,'
. of,the- country there are vast
_at,' amounting, in the ggr . e....
-.. thciusand acres. Providence_
-e.... made ample provision by
.Ihe "fertilization of the soil for
..;_ Whilst in tropical- climates
egetable matter is complete;
=, resolved into its original de- .
r.;..*-!..ii• :rteinprate region the process
'ir4itt..and in certain situations aboun
with Iv ' _ / the decomposing process is
,‘,04.- ;At accumulates. In this situ-
WA? di: With acidity, and is inert
-li r
iiiSidied as the food! of Plants. -Within
~4 ' ;,.y.:*; Peat lands Were considered
1 44.71 , t_valuable, having been sold
~. i e. ..4.0 n dollars an acre, while their
i:i
e 37 a is 'hundreds, nay f -thousands of
1 10 'e
-purpose of manure • to say
. S
''.4._t e rr, value as; an article of fuel,
i S e,
'lftiniiie
=le is bu ti t iira lit t : n e rr in ing feri u o e r n to ce c s c o a f t:-- he
-. ..ihsta ' ' ' to be . rendered-available in
ouldbe dug in the autumn and
. ;d uring the severity of the win
intra. having barn cellars_ {and none
, dliii- out) will find that by using
*lige - rid laigely under ,their stables, to
"the: iiind and mix with the solid
'tik7ot eir animals, they may 'double
-- 10 -, -the amount of their manure, and
unity.''lite far better - than-that. not
`';from the. wasting influence of the
E i n i r * : . iTlaii; whole ruay be. well mixed,
1 - itdPto ferment so' ai lis to expel
7 ' l-2. tea'f''O acidity ; and the whole mass
** - 1101 5c .yaluable for `all thin and
iniiii.r animal manure, and
i s
3g4t vri `permanent eget.
, An. i t
-, ~..,
..: : 0,.
l it- ,
iII in
. Jla
^ •
T C°lll i. '
L. I
I 1,1.111 V"
_ _
, e toind i ,Small, Potatoes for Seed.
L.. ,,,,
2.....,76,,iii.it:Yti1ii correspondent, ' Down
f.:" . .flisaiies , idefinite experiments wilt be
`l4lle .asl-....5 - to close, " will the extra
iii*O.,..* . ii ilbtatAiGatbe enough more to
le - 4 0 : .. riinee'*tlite ,seed I ." Me
,Jf4 l :t: ,slteeitf.:ii*o:iirtant. sub
*hick:, 'tl.),i general Rirea . on the .crop,
~7. 1 4.:)40*44- : 4, -- ,: e rasr.",' With
::„' .134lieitit4YrNle*, Permit mete
4 - ,_ tc:**4,'lCf(nlie."_and accurate-ex
`F
~,,„.-941eis will do; and re
-0 , - *tra; ,, Otip*iiiin and recollection,
~, ..,, ,*,.w,,eiglitAd it of seed and
-.Joil 2 *.T 76l.7 .:j'eci; - riktali at Plantincr
..,,, 1 ;70 , ,,ri0, iii'*u . Ch)loeurneuts,mad e. e
r?..' . le,ai,anct:ali.i& 'Others, respecting
*MAlreballs;-,1 can give the items
Ilialifi futurffliom: , the: results-44'
vitlig.p,*(iffersonii*inyeonvietions.
-.more vigorous
ire in advance.. of
Ides* INIj hew*
to.be preferred:
ihole, they-, are
4 i 5 very 11444,
E_ not very „rich,:
stem and.. es-:
wmisbiikent and
well IptilvTriiel - i - tio - eipana„ In - an "rich Ito
furiush ,nourishrientfOr_so -f - many, ahoots.i 7 -
41e - hills' iiiiylol3 - be - but slibuld , lia4 Olt
one ineeaeh, sip deilea%cultiire I ' ',-' f • --,-,
6 By ,euttiiig :Of !froin
.4ne:thii4.tifon6a ,
half pf the stOn..ii,(l,, Ole 'N'hit:l,o es) g ive
i
have ! the fines ,ftia'to plant in the other eiid:
which may be 'Llt:la,,, , rain, if larg,e, hind give a
crop : nearly Anal to the 'whole. This is.
economy;!andtlie'deterioration. - ! I
-
' .
' i. l ßy:carenlly, (electing, in the field, l at
hari - est, fOrse !,.4, hilin which all! are,,hitge •
C
and fair, we . ' sure. 4 improving our crop,
both ,in qua tit) , andTqUality. ' AtO as surly
will the , cro ! ilegt i cnerate if we use and ell
the best, tin 'Pant. the iefuse. i' ~ ' ,
8. 'When Ted is deaf, and likely to n
tinue so, it ii#ll, More 'desirable to be pa ic
ular and phintlieed that , will return the,mOst
and the hest. N ' -:. - '
i .
YOUri (614' . ":-
''l 11. WILLARD, 1
Wn.nu.tnAll May 31, 1.541 r [Lv. ..-
Fanner. -- ' '• , 1 ;
•
-'True i Piiiidpie:s ot,il FeeAiiiig, .!
If persOnseagaged in this pu nit woald'
only usoi tha sense which God h provided
i
them With, nd 'Which is generally styled
b
comotor4 the uSiness would
.bcdivested of a
great deal ofl itittlYstery. :.ome people Will
say tlumit is mach easier tO findolit what, is
wrong than to Say What is right; and thi4is
time to 4. dertairi degree ; bat regarding the
cultivatibn of Mei-land, there are certain
Inviolable principles which should always •e.
kept in +iew ; and these I will endeavor to
enumerate. The first that strikes me is tie
.clearing jof the ground ; it is absurd to think
of trying to grOwi grain under trees in; a
wood, n?or is it s 'cient to take away part
•
of them ? —I - mean of course., with the idea
of -perfection. f:lkir instance, suppose yOu
have fifty tree on au acre; that, is about
one to eery three isquare rods; the soil Ua
pable ofjoearing
.fifty bushels of wheat, pr
one bushel to each tree; and suppose that
you cut , down forty-nine of •them, you will
only be able to ',grow forty-nine bushels, in
stead of ft. fty; the , annual waste or :cost jof
that tree being the value of one husheliof
wheat, orWhateverlcrop might have been bn
the three rods of ground which that tree
monopolized. Therefore, if it is .nemisary to
clear the ;land before vou can grow grain, ;it
is reasonable and 'Self-evident that.itAcouLLi
be entireiy-eleavary .fruatiopal-rart 3-4tt
leave doing injury in its degree. .
The next point to noticeis the dryness or
wetness of 'the soil ' 7 see if the stagnant water
is sufliciemly • near the surface to do injury
to the c4)ps, eien b capillary attraction,
which, science tells us, will raise water four
feet, and 1 practied , has shown that*, -must
not be nearer; therefore, if the stagnant
water be: nearer than four feet,, drain it to
that depth, It is, absurd to attempt to euni
! sate land' against so powerful an enemy as
I water. Thirdly we consider '' the pul veriia-
I tion ,
of the soil? 'Ought it to be pulverized
I 'at all ! To thislqiinstiOn I think our common
I sense will give an answer in the afhrniative,
I
' so that the plant may more easily expand its
roots to-Seek for nourishment in the soil,
; and whieti pulverilation Should extend as far
as the roots of the plants ; but it is common
i sense to think that five or six inches Only is
the distance that the roots of , lplants extend
I will riot; a
take advantage of few facts that
have been noticed of the immense' depths
that tool descend, but merely appeal
,to
common ; nse;' and ask whether it is not
reasonable o suppose that the roots beneath
ts ii
extend as' ras -the plants 'above the soil;
and, if s4,ought not the soil to be puiverized•
to that extent, viz., ab3ut four feet I i , i '
The first expense of this, 1 ,- ,.arti aware, ren
der' it alniost iMpracticable; 'but this I can
not help. ; ' I n)1.10t, assert,Withleernmon sense
that the deeper you pulverize, the more you
I move in alright direction.-r Gard. Chirinuele.
_
NEW PRINCIPLE IN .Tn.F. SAW i[ILL.-
11Orace Ifecock l writing' to the' Jeffersonipn_
says be has irryented a method of 'sawing,
"calculated, as it general thik, to save the
time and trouble of gigging back the carn
age, as the saw,:,after cutting ; through, is hi ,
stantly reversed; together with the feeding
apparatui, setting - the board at
. the same
time to the required thickness, and returns
- .cutting tfiroughthe log each way alternately
without 4topiartg, until the log is , finished!'
The Mai however, is built with Apparatus
for gii , 'iritio• li:4 - the carriage, ftir oiSifveitietice
in - cuttang through the first time, for .scantli rig
Farmer.
s , .
To 2.IIIASURE!HAY IN THE Sraes.—More
than twenty years sindd', 1 copied the follow
in„.1; method l'af Measuring - hay: from some
publicati4n :and having Verified its general
aceuraey-,ifhave both bought and sold by ;it,
and beliefre it may be useful to many farmers
where • the - means of weighing are not'! at
hafid. ‘qlultifily the length, - breadth; and
heighthinto ,each--other,, and if ,the hay is
,is
•somewha settled, ten solid yards will.. make
a ton. • overwill take from ten to• twelve
'Yards Pe jt o a. , .. , , :
. ,
..4
• , ------, •
,•-•••••-•,•••••-•--------,---.•
Baas --.Be4liat; yonr beans:are earefelly
Cultivated; ..a.tti k4t!' - .elear of iieeds."'' The
:sioithdiho, ll ,' hi be frequently •Stirred, but
; never hi- 414110- ire .fitier, or When _the foliage
- if , the crop is wet with the morning'or -even
-14: dil;u'-• 1 :Bk moving .the light soil, when
the. leay4iare',Ooist i . rust engendered, which
. rics , ts , ..A.lfe.pls.qili of ihe plants; and greatly
huSof"rt;idoei not' destro•y . the er§p,
- • l'r ': 1 ;•.:1 .- -)*:', • .r--tm -- ;-•j• ; '
r5L* 1 44,44. 0, it!. ope4iutil to' Sine:rwu
farming ti*.ivii-1 - 4ig,snllittle . ined,butt s er.
Ihn - ,;Sh4eers saY th4*.4alli:,-,made 9f_ red
- Qat; stas*iii: .- treferableishjythei.;',a,wl i .it
will add to the,l"hiror.to:Wetik r ,lkiiiittlefi4.oiir
it4he last; working . *OVer-:-SAY.; filidite:ipocai'
V to foutii ii; 4 17 ;0p , T 1 4;lti' - i3t uto.i: ‘-,
:, - .t. ' =
- -----, - , rt* -,- 7 --- r - :- --,- 7,0 -- 7 --, ---,, ,- r.-.,
m4o*3ir . :(kitio,t. , -- - : gi; . .-4 - 64",kgi 4.
lc, Y4:::'l**,44-iii*. autumn `iirl. A 4 :i,"*Afif:.,
livi bu s of on tiro neres :
41 meid* ` o Y7#3i#ltiii* lll .4loi'Vhith Pad - :
* 6 - - '4'.*#!.._ l f9fATlft7Ye.ais-1:.4;441,0 1 9f;
4,#iffiiiiff,:t.:4.... •
OLP:ift;* - 0 11 .:iiiit: fOg-
lik . 4**lL,.. 411, :4 - . • ' ''.. ..iid yoli , mi•oh; -- .-ai4-4e .
,te c'
'46 - aiteri: ‘' , l - - : 1 , ''''' .:-----,-,-'•.,. --- :- - : 1- ' 1.,
.
fes - ` gives more
IttL . ,,Eir°ng ones 2
In4t-takeivhat
iw k* el/6101 of
;t! .44* hard
14041 0 04 ,11 u 1
e:**4o l toctleed
' '
04 1 awl+ 41 0 1 / 0
"kg 00: 1 4 -tt)
-
bei# lo4 i - a4botOw
fedkAlida..4 4 Pa
kOgle ' Pir thae;t4):
11 4rlied but
74.011,401;geamip
1 0414 1 0 1 114 1 *
•
ery: . • omatk: arid breiNi- , 4lbealiiiripi6ly just"O:
ond for siVe .7. - LYONS.
(}FS SYRUP
at only 3 ed to per gal =
lor solo by - ' J. LYONS.
13 40-7 , .
s's GAR--good Vinegar for sOlo, by '
- XYONSI
PARASOLS at'only 12i-cents kir sale by
JLLYONS.
CASE( paid' for‘lhos at the 'Montrone Book
Store. ' . • I May, 29.
SCYTHES at 62 cents, Spad es , Shovels, Rakes
&c. for sate by . 'J: LYONS.
DRiztrs at 3-1 cents per yard ; French gffighttins
1:111 cents; lawn dress patteralat
soon. ; J. LYONS.
fIOTTON , yam • and batty, ,groceries and hard
‘..). ware just opened and for sale 'l?y
J. LYONS.
GRpC'EIIIES-a freshsupply, With the dieap
est teas in town; fot sale by J., LYONS.
BONNETS, ribbons, artificial flotrers, rushes Ate
&c. goatg cheap at the store of J. LYONS.
_ _ •
GARDEN SEEDS—large stocky just opened
gad;for sale by - ,IJ.IOYONS.
el LOVER SEED . of the large and medium kinds
kJ and timothy seed for sale by •
New Milford. EL; 13U RRITT.
ivrACKEREL in half Barrels, tbr four dollars
111 just received and for sale by ; J. LYONS.
Slay I. 1840;
--
A Large lot o(Ginghtuns, Prints; Broadcloths,
'Cassiincrs, Boots and Shoes, ctc„ for sale at
cost for Cash if offered soon, by
May 4, 1849. ROSE ft SIMPSON.
GOOD Wayno County PLOWS firm only $.l , 2.3,
at - 'I VRREIL b
TIMOTHY and Clover Seed, for flale by
_. -1 . 1 . - __ _.
a l 9 . ILSAYRE.
TINIOTIIY SEER) for sale by
•
J. LYONS. •
WHITE and Yellow Beet Seed', for sale by the
pound or otherwifge, at the 1 A ROAtE..
CANDLES at 14 cents per pollnd,for sale by
_ a 9 J. LYONS.
YEW AREA NGEMENL
-Freight and Comission Line,
Via. Arm Yark and Erin,Raii Road.
el APT. LO. - Tiffany and 'Walter Follet- have
formed a partnership for the' transportation of
freight and produce of all kinds, between Great
Bend and New York by the Railroad, by the regu
lar Freight line, which,leaves Great Bend - ev.ery
morningat S. 'o'clock.
Captain who has been for_ a number of
years engaged in the purchase and sale of produce
in the New York markets, will remain in New
nnsric ottentikoi4o-thoi dispo
sal of all property conniutted to our care, and matte'
returns as rune sts the property is disposed of.
Follet will be at Niontmse and Great Bend
alternately. Orders fur the transportation of
Freight, may be sent to him at either place, and
will receive prompt attention. Our charges over
the regular freight will be a small commission. .
L. 0. TIFFANY.
Montrose.-May 0,49. WALTER FOLLET
YDic~olftion.
TILE Partnership under the firm of, F:l3. Chan
dler it; Co., has been dissolved by mutual eon
seet. 'lle book: mut accounts are in the hands of
E. W. Rose and IL C. Simpson, either of whom will
settle all the business of -the late firin. Those in
debted will see the propriety of settling, their ae
comics its ~.00n as possible. F. R. CHANDLER.
R. C. SDLPSON
/I.loptr(m, 31112/ . 4, 1849. E. W. ROSE.
New Arrangeraent.-
TTAVING purchased the interest of P. B. Chinni
ler in the business lately carried 'on by P. 13.
Chandler el Ce., the subserifiers would invite the
attention of purcha'scrs to their stock of Stoves,
Tin ware, Dry Gooili, Groecries,Third ware, Boots
and Shoes.kc., Sc, feeling assured that they can
and will sell any part of their stock, at lea.4t ns low
as the same quantity of Goods can be bought out
'of New , York. cull and see us bare purchasing,
if von want to save money. RW r ROSE.
.
May 4. R. C. SIMPSON.
BOOK STORE—Removal.
'THE Book Store is - removed 41! the Store for
merly occupied by Melsrs. Mei*ill S Casee-as a
Hat Stare, one door - above Searle's .Hotel, where has
just been received a variety of new !ksuus, among
which are
Layards Remains of Nineveh,
The Women of the Revolution, ;
The Family Book, by Anderson.
Life of Cromwell, by
The Happy Home, by Rev. J. Hainilton,
Small Chi,se Bibles--a valuable article.
Large Family Bibles, from t•!•l to IkG.
Water Drops, by Sirs. Sigourney,
Merry's Museum,
The American Farm Book ,
beibig's Agricultural Chemistry.
BMA's Family Kitchen Gardner, '
Otilf4 American Fruit Book,
Thomas' Fruit Culturist;
Complete Gardener and Florist,
Sequel to Me Mysteries and Miseries of N. York.
Common School Speaker, -
Pinney's French Grammar,and Reader,
Bullion s Greek Grammar,•
G'unitnefe's Surveying.
'Davies' do. !
• Memoley's History of England, 25 cent edition.
,Knowlson's Coinpiete Earner and Ifirse Doctor,
Dunglisdn on New Remedies, ; • -
Ready Reckoner,
Sera's Pictorial Description of Or e lllni.ted States.
do • Wondensof the World.. •
do -• Treasury of
do . Higtory of the Amer. Revolution . ..
• do • Sunday Book; • •
A large assortment of IlutiuißOOKif of almost ev
cry description- as-to size and shape.; "
Writing, Wrapping, :Past Office; and -Letter - 14-
per, by the quire or ream. -
- Quills, Ink, Plain and Pitney. tnireiVes,Fireboard
Papers,. etc, dro • , ,•
ALSO; ' ,
A gdod imßortment of FashionableTur, Silk, Leg
horn' . and:: Pahrdeaf ' HATS, just front the city.—
Liketri* 'CAPS td'a
Trams: --Small 'Profits; and ready pay or shoo
credits! - 4:4E0. FULLE4;
Montrose, May 9,1849. -
Notice
TS beieby given of the Dissolution of Dayton JL. Claik & Co's. -Parthorship, .
in !the-
Freivlit CointaimiOn business, by' the, xelloement
of Dayton' Vain !the said CAntinny.
tar t Pen4, - 11pri1;48 1 0. Wg. •DAYTON.
•
C2rs t .A.rfai's Colmar PICTO,B.AI t y7 for diseases of
'l'Ve..Laags,is - lakirtide,af great irior.it.4 . end: 4411-
ly reecaraheritled byraoef emineace ihe
medi
cat p.ideesiikii-;.•Thge quackery 1.1,13°0 it. ;See
Conde* •
1 RREMAtetit:s94trose.
-.', ---, .. , ~..• -. .pnia 7 i 4 or male;-- r:- ';'! '
Sitiimteii ukti
th e 'forks - 4_ • &fake - Crok containing'
.IN — • , SOW -3vhicli klinpitisediqanktcqp3thez
with 4 ~, edlytii"-**fied bithil. and le,* mill,-
,with:-* , . Mint_ wafe . ,p(nter__!' For._firtherpOcu
*l4,4 , , Mint. ,- -,. - 4 1 4,-, WILLIAM WAr2IX:' ,
t .l . .lid o k i , ,
.;, n le r i, 2 :- _ ~., ,- ~1 ~ ;r :-,- ~.- -.........--,- ,5 F P ~_ ' •
::, .::-"^ le: ::4 - : ....:
Philngilii ; '- . l'-' - '
-Af.% I , 1 ''l.6)°,lit of
P l ati & 4 kirtl 4 fni* ii-.
K t
'im. , :- - yeafittt**4.lMolitstitraikAtiVitopt on
liikn ' l fili*.;OCUid- 416 4 4 4 1 .11iPtitvaire:ft 4041 . 0 w
- 'Eale_ At duco - prk(Xo3l' : - .."' .l
ite . BUutrim •
xpt3igrciid, Apiil 106.191:, '''' : , . 1 . . - I , ''.;iti lit :-
:: : :Cipltetils Picea
a i
s - -,•O n aweittird
PHIS Hire is: decided 1
1.. • -14. those4bOutre
experienced beekeeper.
Wiles iluiee p . rotectiotrs
the bottom' Is ircin,,lsci that '
under it. : 2d,`it _ ii'so din.'
carpet :crawl above -.. the
sheuldhatch. __34, the Too
mirdilied, by i . emoVing the
the sides, and turning the
outride& to keep the corn
all through the season,
the comb from the miller.
This 'Hive can be used i
swarming Hive.
It is perfectly simple
gives the bees ample root
same time, so that they w;
outside of the hive.
The bees will ine r rease
than in the other kinds, an
of honey.
The o d comb can be rei oved at-any time with'.
sa fety, by taking out the Usparate drawers or bor
es in which it is contained, Without disturbing the
work of the bees beliow, .L 1 ••
The subscribers having nrchascd the right for.
this valuable improvement nr SusgiSiarina county,
offer for sale individual-and ttiwnship rights. A
model of this truly ing,enfcriis contrivance may be
seen at' the J store of J.Ptli } ritlge in Montrose, who
will explain its adviunage , and is authorized to
make contracts for the sale; of rights.
WM F. BRADLEY - it CO. '
Great Rend, May 9, 1849. .' .
______
. Those-of Joidgfnent, ReAd!
HVING A
established himself in this Tillage,
and having employed experienced workmen,
the iuhscriber would give notice thitelic ie prepared
to do all kinds of house and sign painting, paper
hanging, ! graining, glazing and, carriage painting,
gilding and ornamental paintings, etc., all of which
will be done on short notices and in the best styles
Jobs from the Country promptly - attended to.—
Shop over J. T. Bircbard's !Carpenter glipp, a, few
doors east of Warner's HoteL- Try us.
Montroe, April 28, 1842. L CLARK
New Goodf4 Again!
TPST receiving another large and splendid stock
e of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Saddlery.
Iron, Nails, Crockery, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers,
Clover & Timothy Seed, Codfish & Mackerel. Boots
& Shoes s Palm, Leghorn &straw Hats, Fur d: Silk I
Hats, spring and summer Myles, Mas, Window
Sash, Lamp, Linseed & Tanners White & Red
Lead &c. &c., cheaper than the cheapest at Mont
rose 43::
LATHRCP & SALISBIrRY.
April 25, 180. - nritf
New Store and New Goodig. -
rrIHE undersigned haw entered into copartner
-1 ship in the above business, and have just re
turned from NeW York with' an entire new stock of
arievikconlprisitig eNtery iarticle usually call
ed lot m a cotutrry
first rata quality, and will.be sold for ready pay or
approved credit, aislow i On be bought tins side
of New York. DAVID SUMMERS, .
Surnmersyslle, a 26. 'TRACY HAYDEN.
Gold this side of California!
TO - DE SAVED BY TI ADING CILEAP.
Grocery, Confcctionnry kind Oyster 4%710077.
THE railroad being completed, I now have, and
keep a general asssortment of groceries cheap
—such as sugars, molasses, l rido, coffee .and teas, of
prices and quality such as Will please, Also : nuts,
raisins, candy' and all kinds Hof fruit the market can
furnish my buyers to suit. ".‘41.40, .fresh clams and
oysters received in the shell, fresh fish too, this
- weather—they keep very shall get . .by the
railroad a weekly. supplyHto please all my custo
mers' tastes I shall try. Good, oysters on hand,hy
the keg or the dish--4erved up either raw or cook
ed, as you wish. All needed refreshments prepa
red at a wink—Gall allye hungry, and plank
down the chink. W3I. F. BRADLEY.
Great Bend, Feb:*l3.,'
Railroad Freight and Commission
. LIM: FROM 0.16/I.%:IFFON.
rpHE subscribers having cinnpleted their arrange
ments are now ready Ito receive 'all kinds of
produce at the railroad depot in Binghamton and
tOrward it to New York and make sale of the
gime.
Capt. William Clark (whp has luidri number .of
years experience in the mlif of produce in the New
'.Vork market) will attend the sale of all .propi
erty entrusted to our mite, *filch will enable per
sons-forwarding by this company always to recover
the highest market price for their priniuce.
Our charges over the regular freight will be
small commission for sales.,
The returns will be paid 'at the store of U. M.
Stowers in Binghamton, grin New York if requi
red ' U. M. STOW EltS,
• • WM. CLARK,
IL F. JUDSON.
Binghamton, Jan. 1, 1849. 0 --Gm
- - ,
N. Y. &E. Railroad Freight Line.
Stephens and Thompson's '...Porlrardin: Line from
Great Bend—Capt. J. 11 , '...7'hompson.,
STEPHENS di THOMPSON will forward freight
from Great Bend to 'New York by Railroad
every
i •
Tuesday and !Thursday;
by the • regular freight line which leaves Great
Bend every marina; at 8 o'clock and 80 minutes.
George W. Stephens will remain at 'Great Bend
and forward all produce entre-led to this Company
and pay the returns for the same et the railroad
office. Capt. J. W. Themp i ton Will remain in Nevi.
York and give his. personal' attention to the sales
and make' returns as soon as the produce is dispo
sed" of. this company dater, themselves by haV
ins. a salesman in New York who has been in the
frieghting business for a rrianber of years from Or
ange conaty,,that.theyearilgive as good satisfae r
tine as any on the 'railroad. Aliteral ill - Melee will
be Made on freight deliverdd at the depot it desi
red. GEO. W..STEVIIENS, Great Bead, "
• ' J. W: T11.0.11P8011" New York.
• .
Great Bend, a:1 " • '.•
. ,
New Hat and
Ti t Cap Afore.
HE 'Citizens of- MontroSe` tied vicinity .are re
spectrally irtfor-med that the sidscribers have
commenced the manufacttfre of Hats and Caps, t‘‘ l 6
doors below the - Farmer's flitore, i 4o!pai they keep
tonstantTY,Oir bind Mid foil sale" a:general 'atiort
meat of- Hatirand Cdps of , Veryvariety and . prich.
All who wish to purchase 'fait rate article hr our
fine,areparticularly.lnvi
. to give imiit ; call befort
purchasing elsewhere. :Oat stick 6:nisi:its of Bea
ver, Nutria, Brash, Moleskin, : , 'Silk; Muskrat' and
Coney Hats;
.also,.Califernia'Stkorting, Wail, Leg
horn, Straw and Pahrileal , . ts. dm: & i e.,. besiides-a
great variety ,of Men- and syS,',Gliith and Glazed
Caps, childreitiaricy4la, - •;.'L-iti.stitilit, a large
assortment of ahnoet 0 , :: at:tipleiii ! :m ! line: - t •
, 1 . 1y,"t siriet attention 'to .', . -iiiid - ti de to
please,te.hope to merit • , '.lff, -
l ye nlberal'sriP
-1,0.qa,, Asigure;the4elii- ' ' ". :•ibt-lEFattse*id "Oa*"
that ev effort will be i.• dii: - "Jtolretbip-the beat
est rind kindef- an allilek 1,. • 1:•;;;. '+= ' 7 , ..;... t r,..:
: May i 1849..1._ •-_EIMR.Ef iwecedn. ',
1 .111410:41111ili
; BURTUTI hturitoti
jUti'''#l!efi9l. SPIV' and
ging 11'1.01Pi aid rich _
lawns: 1004a* P'77
er LidiedVdred44x64 - )
Alit oth er
trot& fik#K. Aufak:
twit*, linens; and also
df*Obi fdr almost
rdunttii l l o- 1 71 1141ie , `
would
c 4l ol)(tiella*Erfrii- - tet
t he io::Ot l ess l4ll '
41111 T04: ' * i l t ;. •
be lhe bost in a tser•
qed pt, and ty the most
[the tee moth
he egg will not hatch
-.that the woim
ttom v box, if the e4g'
can be increa.sed or of-,
draWers arrankett
; lin - upon the . certh4l,- - ;
&Oared wit4thottea
tlie bees' wp. protect
4 41 fit a swaimiog Ora non
its construction, and
for to wOrk'atthe
never Jai out on the
one ; third, more in this
rtuakiitwiee the amount
mi &p Yi
- 1 ,
ake*Vxites. ,
.010 1 ` his generaliuit
menet- Oxida, origin,-
i't of lOU* Printid
' ' .' / ' ..
' ' and*
atchcinero
ucky-je#4B,.
*m=4. . • vaulty
"tai l3 ol e #ligli 3 kt
Ztiiite .atteplion.of,
s" t 'WI tad OR
tAi:- producct
- . I N . o‘ l , ' ftr 4l, m 2 1 1-)
•
. . __.......-,
T - '- ' sea
111.11.- ( 1 vrigoori
ANl:l' 0.0 Tatirallit
, .
THE mos dist*gnit‘bed Myst.
other - eiitrntries - before - w41041:1
has been laid have beidowed - , tip
praise ns anarticle of rare excelle
calculated ti' cure; all forms of P
than any oter rethedy known; • .
Bead' the' following :itestimony
fully, *Om iti—it is from `men' -of
r ,
bility, notf ' m persona of whom
before hear . '
,
. Dr. J. V. * with, Sur'atfOn cf. the
Says—" It gives me pl . easure to s
bation of su - 'h a medicine as..is lie
pnblid.
..If any preparatiOn•aan s
the lung.4,'Clierry Peethml can do
The Editdr of the Loftelon. Law!
speak with confidence of its intrin
Di; Perkilis, the rentable Presi
Ailedical . Colk*conAdqks it a ca .
excellence fOr the incid'formidabl.
in our climate--Cenisuraptioiti
Prof -Cleteland, of Solectoin
I have witnessed the effects of, y.
ml in my 011 u family, and that of
it has .given :great satisfaction in a
Mid children, '
Iro/entine Hat; . 'D.: Prcji,
Bark City, slays :-4t eves me pl
in favor of this beautiful and trul
edy in disii•es of the Lungs.
Andrew C'onbe,:llll. D., F. R. S.'
ordihary to !Ms tiro il . Sotfan
new Medico rhennad adds anoth.
sciences andiarts are rapidly adv
The Rt. Rer.Liird -bishop of
writes in a triter to his friend, wli
in , " under the affection of the I
I L
Cherry s Peet .tal'aud if tiny medici
relief'with t e bleSsing of God- tha
" l'he Ca mcpan Journiil of .3
states Aka ' the p,r.evailing Astl
ent climate -'4‘; pelded'with surp
i
Ayer's Che . . Pectoral, and we
recommend his skillful preparati.
sion and pu lic generally."
The distin uished Prot Hare,
College Of 3 ediehie, says, in the I
class: " Thti elegant compound
sil
.1
euxiA„pC arvi r I...`pglanill affords. y
remedy in - - eating- the''s , afttratt - dl.l
By its skillf I use you can rely
often with sprprising rapidity, the
dangerous attacks of pulmonary d
If there iS! any value in the Jack
here is a retthedy on whick the pu
Prepared by .1. C. AYER,' Lo
sold by ABEL TURRELL, Bre
rose, ,Pa. -
- -:
April, 26, 1849.
1-•
N-' Dr
7344.- e 3. JYoaYi r osc and Cr
FOUTChorse stage will leavt
ll_ morning, (Sundays excepted
arriving in: time to take the railro;
bling pa_isengers to reach New Y
Itettirning f k, leave Great Bend
the car:: from New York.
Careful and accommodating dr'
teams are employed nix this route
etors pledge themselves to use
make their line leasant and exp
For Seats app l y at Semle's Rot;
j 29 4. Ml
Dayton Clark &
Rai/road Freight and Commission
Bcnd
THE subecribera having co
raniethents, and now read
kinds of prOduce. at the railtaa
bend, and fOrward it to New Yo.
of the sawni.
Capt.,Wm. Clark (who In
years experietice in the sale of prl.
York market) will
_attend to the
erty entrusted to our care, ultich
sons forwarding by this company
the highest, market price for their
Our charges over the regular
small conimission Mr - sale. '
The returns wiil be paid at
• Dayton in great Bend or in New
_c4reat De 64, T 29
Village Lots for
THE'snhi:criber offers lots for
ship of Great Bend in the v
ei//e,j and directly
.opposite the
Bend, located on the Pppot. of th
Eric railroad, A pd the Great - Ben
Turnpike, j 4, triO fall of the Su
The railroad crasiling tl e said tern
ning in a Curved line nearly pa
at the distance of a few . "hundit
grounditgraidually rising above
pike, overlooking , the river and 't
ley, compared with its• healthy cl
a most desirable location for - buil
The depot giptind of the railroai
i
located n the centre - ef a an
cultural distria, Surrodriding it- on
its Many toads centering in; and'it
ges combined, afford every adieu
population. ' •
. : Ali EFtenaire..
can be, broliglit . from the Susque
joinui tlaidelipt groafal:s of. the
.fielent ;115r lile_ereetion of all num
li4a - neala,` fir
; — Great 62y1. - " 4
Wonce.
1 111"4"aig‘
their=
foed ii
Shoe-makutt 1""'W!!
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thattbY Btri i• - f.-
f Iktbile• Patrf/ (..
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• ''. -',; 1:
'D) P
s IyTNETE4 L...
of ,bonne 1
filmy Otalkw.Miir i*
txiiileiCribboniii t
iftlaitilcillo pt , *.lpi
will i;citta at iiiry r y
I'EN_ I _ qw , 1414142,-
1
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f9rt1 11 04 . ,,it°!:::,,0F ;,--
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'
t "4 .
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....,
0.:. , -efio...iiii6, o; , , ; 4 - - 111;ar, Worwil,
' ralsoho0 :•. 111, : - Tailoii,11 - _ , 1 7,401104 -,rtf_4l4o
-',ou t i a st kii l4 . - Toitisodw:ertig tint rin4.l-,
':-....-,
alted 0.4**7341, ta 4 tele
Or ii.le MWEplir 'lna* eptita tbrbitiglifing Old
...,,lu.satiient4f - :We ti!ii {i!4l* ask
I: - baint Itiolvieui,' il• - • ~:, - ~. . v_. ..;;;',71.",, ,, ,t5 . - 1, 4'4 , 11,11.- .
• This, excited_ thier 641'044 ItAiii. ilthriNeirm___,,; • ET_l r .
-- - -.l*ltt is ad iiimt - ,w14 Anirbewr fgalvd' 1 84 0 11 7 "" i rily :-'
Arliblieatioiscrorg.: 'Whitler of pani - 6;;Tfits„ ma • ..irimil
; 16- .Jaeotr-TOPetlait;::ll6'sppl ;ton aimibei iitlicitif:
.-- „ t -, el ook 7 , mew *old «Ailiti iir liiirig.*lNll4 ,•f=
..br.To_wasoil4r# 4fisr*:2'Flum. 'llaelil lantedll*W:'---
soils we had Oxpeo4
,4WoOT WlWlts*'s as ;}ad
tz,,
2
to-titobaik lit 41w,burinfie*:•,- *bent oflier - A.i.
- 10-Chuktii.Watioilt,4:Eidfil:di 1,-_orOolotualoir .;
:::,, who scorned Such:R*olloA • - -1114- 8:14:AD ,f,-.
ktrineiiir ;_oultrof i thle): ring , " v v , •44 , . 4 "..' i M i l bITZt • --
'.. OINTIIIENn AktiPlt- ,ro ' :R0 ....t.„ - . l rf. - -----Ylf it /
- slid Fineweier - e- chit:111)1mo Shirt. L A ...._
.e... ink,”
; oi
it/
1 .1101.1,;:'
'a n us iitd
thii, 'preparation
.ri innqindified
ce and one better
traorialy: disease-
tin4judge• age-:
blown , yospect4-
you 'fume never
Pak' of Boston,
oak *ith, appro
e 'offered to the
Niue; diseases of.
t says can
ic.rnerit. -
lent of Cat , tletcni
position' of rare
typo of disease
' '
writes.:--:
r Cherry Peet°-
, ny . friends, arid
es of tiotkadults,
Sergery, IN - No
asnre to certify
invaluable rent-
F.• hysician Eztra
wit - :—This
I, Font" that th 6
r =gin Ameriita•
Veto ',.Foundlanil
Wa.4 - fast sink-
Ungs:":—Try the
to cacti giro you
iritL . .
)ediciti scienec,"
11 of 'this indent
' ciria '.rapidity to
of too strongly
to 'the' Prof s-
,___ _.,___
i-- 1 -- - - - -1,.- - - e - i -..
passions, AtitChsoniillit.nnAir-piykca....pr*Strilt- * • ',I •
Il if VOtlll ' system:,"lessitntie.“;* ut-'.;or *llliiitilui . ----haI 6I FIC
menu tinni,
,pretnetatrit'..-Ageny:;icsnr Aselittd..Lbe.i*lllult
towards thet-. 1 fatal i diliegse, Co - insiolion.rean Inf-ertriiely
:restored is titii'llthiesenCi idt.k.Mdia SnsnAinnrillla . -,.
is fir *ninnies to huiT , `"-- - r:' :''- s ifi - -'•
..
. ire'*.istirstifisi. Veiiglisisll„ i . ~,,.; ~.,,,,,.. t
renew, As i renew, annr.ittiqtiortites site aysiein, eisetineliivitj'=" .
to the linthe,r_gatt_ strength sti ' thi limusetrkek,:ittAstAA.,,.
.111 .. finest:es tseenslinert detrir r i• - :::.p4 1 #1t5L 1 11-?: - '
=''.. -
9, W°7'
/
f ttiQ Aineriean
uni before Iris
by an eminent
••inildnable
' the lungs):
poll 'curing, and
last) violent and
t esseiessn its VA r 4:nried,. '- '
011.11118 and - tstrraigtheir, Ce'fientiiptisra vents 111. - -_Siereiii
t
Rrerachitit.,;_canaiintiffi, - ;, 1 „. 4irec „ ,csteleptiiisq.. Oshin, .
Qatorrb, cattgAi: :Astittiut; Sp:la*, ißlivii c :Siiiiiiiyip
'en the .Ckeit, ; Hectic:4.7*i/, plikie•Settentir;-,l24oetilt-af
Profuse 'Eipeetore - tiars: ;rot* .iiiit ; Side;:kc;;;',4aaa
been arid cdts • be,;einted -,;; ',. ;-,- "- ; :;'. ;. • I
-; . Ppi II sages4l.l.: 1 :
•
.•
I •:. '. • • ... ((to F o rk , APTIt 49 : 4 ( 17 .1 -:
I/a. ToWtisarti).—:-1 verily loiliara ; year ; Ihntatim
rills has heed - the' ; nseatia,,ihratigls Periridanety of inetsig
in) life. I hare ; nr-seSlttal yenta: isinln*lbild I;ongh. !la
became ntirie , and 'iroilte: ..; At. lie! ; I raised -Jorge
a isnot? ties of Idritid.:liz i tAiiiiiit anin:te„ and was' gristly:
debilitated audfiedne „and did.".tint expect Aivl!se. f I
hare only ; deed )'our' Bateap %rata ' i ..
.boo. titsirt;, ; ::an‘l ;
there has a. "$011 , 1 . 010 change , beenjrintsght haws. ;I •
' on. 'now -iible.lto walk all over Abe 'eity._ I I Aiivi l . at icg,
Weed and Ins; enitgh .hai le tne. tinu' eau Lill itiwo - r'
statue that I atii-iliankinl lo the!, Sas altar, ;Tear 'die.:
. ...
' •
;Client serfaut,!'' •'1 ; -•: - JJ
. -1. , , - W31. - 1;
•
- - --- -•
:=-- _—_,.....- •
eat of the vise,
die can depend.
ell„ Mass., and
„Lit &c., Mont-
nlimn
at Boa
Moatrose every
fin' .Great Bend
d .ears, and ena-
IF the sante eve-
, n the arrival of
ersand first rate
and the propri
et:7 exertion to
• ' •.• nitres inn timing. _ , -
T 1.13 I. note one at wore , t,linn rattrkhea9ea .. nd , ems" ,ffl:
it t, .., n mat tent t Ise I El).', .TAivemielid's,sseeetientielfet!..erled.
l'l.e
most seve{c and; clireihic ci E11r1,,r,,r,,ef!".!,11..1,f.9.!e,"":1'11
by in. exirenraienrif.cirtlice.
..
~
.' ..1; 4 ,, • I .•_ - : _ • ...., ~.
by
eiiininiti.64:-.K.19.;•en rot the winor., , sta it!, ‘1,1 , a
.. I.liuntic -Ailitoin,- Illnekfceirs:,hlikiii,lrt,ll:6)ll.4titirulle;
spoke!' of 1 9A 1 ±,f!Inqn'P'F i ts r •i 'l' ••ii,i4i'll:4-tiiii.;
Nlnektrell le
- nr Towa;ii-orl-,D im essie:- .'llmvp',lFlt'T.birrelt,.-..
to, iiniipa'ri.*liii':the;glinim tii,".,;11.1Z7e- i..dilr:
- time t enitlit.4.l . 'pk eti'•lrels•-•Tr,;: •••••., • ', 1 % ,•,•;_- L 0 u.i...... I C.
tresej..L liill sicl silly ioy•iirOati ..yel,!•••• P1•11...1471,44,.hatie:,
- Mien itsell four Inittlee or:ifotir e i i Milatilik , !Oi l ' i y .. .1 i i - ..:
done ate niniellieniittlint.iuh 110.6 irsqlik,mt
. . t.i i i...sel
et ti Ito r.."1..,..!1nitii.1:111'.,e`ctir.,4;-ruil
so 'much iftt,L,l,ep.,=, h0rr...".1.;,tnii.: ~t,f ir ,;:ye'-„T;i;,;01....,,,.,-.-1
, r.•:-: , .JADIES':CU14111113 ! 110.•
...
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•4,<1.!..4;-444,,,,..., 3.17;:i•i!.."1.E.V.:,..A7,71,-.R
1, in. Montrose.
11G.AN S. CO.
Line from Great
toted their ar
• to, .receive all
clopot in-Great
uid make sale
d IV number of
. ince in the Nevl
ale of all prop
•ill,;'enable per
way.4 to receive
produce.
eight gill be a
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t - r : l 4 . i -.- e- ,
tei.•-limt.-1. 4 ..±
.4- 04,:.0,: { t :
ay tern rOr'ileioi!, ,i4ri iiicvs.:„. tolppen, Iltrri;iirrsjliiiri thaVhiilkPnooll,l. P le. : l .owoorlat.'Orti:lllo,,i ititit4iOt.or,tliinialt.lt etottu fLion,.!hennaohtOeateihr,`. e':iprtgkntirl
thereof,. and,loe %16oimm r lhe z Aiter ,
•
. on utattor tetiothbethiti rOttlt:o. itileetiat enatitii,lat eititte•
priutneful hr lierCkii.:iiiit.36.!.o.lll .ti . .!'lic . c - idlii,lr:r.thitiiii*
otp %
... ;pp J.e_ thorn iliipt:Aialit ,th4si . l iitrg9iikt . inCii eels *Tom
thn 11111114 n ri...if00.-•.refigini ir "wit vakitem. • ' 4 •liiitalle
front taking, i;at titthei . heithout.: ~ . 'tied „ f: :,:ilt ••••1 1 117
under its • fliffOilsi...,,ii...tle , ioi i*ltitimii, itiibl ' , Ake
ilerrelciffue r s;jitr - ::ct*.j'c'nutti.. rip , truifi'#iiiels,::kli.hkirietst
cause .of aifeiitiim"..T...fryii 'nov,liee..'exp*io.,.tol"...”.
in caplet of 66 'ilplliiitfli rilvilitr fAikifsithilii!;•efitacitreli or
cu-rei. perttirnicCiAit; - )Wiesjii.4l4iiiriftlie7ol44 l tilLthit
ben. 1re,14 - .or c,,qiieth..Tt., heel retiorled-Wg:Ala; iLkiP.
wools of caxitt' . v;it. , re 'lliiiiiliilrrt baito4liiet'liiillioet eta
' sle,qn, ;a1)erziiiii4:0444611!"114:1411111"1`1641117i'll"t
: . ein o,, li - OtOlmitiohlOioJit.l.lcitrt`.. ( . l ••!J l • ll .l4 - rairali** l .::'.' 4,
- how tiooti , 'itofth - eir.tqprhit t i'eeit.'tit7eoteittmeityttk*itiitit itistp.
plaints. 1 , ; . )-...fentuys-:... , frinc,„:bair Oil!iotti : 1 0 ',.1014ir- is
..., app r ote.hiott i- TArgatfiiiml4o;o4,y_fr,_„rAc3ir!!;i ;;Ir a,,
,shoulit,'lO , t, , loot iiifi s taitts.;tti , ,iiv: t1,0t,... - •;ltitilittt; 1tt.711 :,
tot nier or:ttlii.iiiquaniiii:.,Nuit. grijihte,ilissiksiioe.44.:*.""F".
JO itiiiiir iii6:46l4o4livii;flkW t iiir-qa , ,•netcs :Thais ::440/66'
illay. , ‘Pc I'dkra)rid.:-Att "..e!r , mo%., .t.pfiliy. - igg, 410WisjOift
:ciisx , rs_cii-6At,:letCriiiiiftlijii,..l4 .liOijrt. l • l4 •Ar• - •PDOttsto •
- !lag x'oriiiiiairiiiiil laic, is` -ii4leit ”1411 . -14 I.lifillit'aiiiirk.l4
. r , ..
2: l • c a k 7 ; 7lll '
...: - 'd 'oleos' ps,
store d
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