The Susquehanna register., September 27, 1849, Image 4

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-4449(Agricuittral so
the, queistiw;been
..,4-Yido t will 'they do
41;:iik#' 11 4eri;cs4ti!*1
,Aittr4o,ooAss. not
inet,isAestraVe
*hive 'done ; if
4 1 ie - e( l 7 . rif-eyery
Plitol, ree .exery ,exer-
M iii *httit t‘reitt
liiiiirV apace .Of 'three
0. * . ': 4 311t.. - eftlietts' . ; yet
i(*hl4l l n4 7 -if. . - everY
''aol . A - tive member of
..*ofildi: in , my ~ opin
p4lfWiier cent , in ad-
,777 •
*of -any 'benefit are at
- appieeiate
gret .u kknoever:4 maybe
ivg over
-I",tittt, Co_mpatisou—of the
gsii
-adecto-set us right.
,';ithpartially - lutist' see
cetieS have been Ofirictd
1. GiSlt .
44*0 5 t
'ioCietreiWO . a
‘ , P4tribr*of them.should
benefactors of men, and
! Fltons-aria .Arkrights
iwclnuch to- society in
we .better Aii=char g e
tatrOnizing Sucli c sOcietres
the encouragement of
interpriin Ord
ample testimony. to
a.ssociatons. • Every
limits—our roads, our
':;Otir. public', edifices,
iellts to their utility ;
Ave shows about its
:Worth—the influence
‘44. And
.I believe
ing the subject to', say,
k g •
t least twenty yearsin
it it would have been, if - no
islind hitherto existed.
Oust:well remember the. old
unwieldy single- and don
,; the . English and
,Dutch
itted to the cultivation of the
;00 head . ; ad scythes and
. 4s3han a century past, of pon
ijiins. Those have all past
made and ? use . d them,
:there a specimen to show
of our ancestors, in. pursu
-toil. But :to make our
"tools of a higher finish,
T. adapted to our use,
!11-unknown, have taken
lay nearly double the
. be, done, vith much
roue ~ F p nee of thue, than
NVe all know, to
'ths4liserence between good
' But our poorest are
-tteetlian were the best which
L.- The lint new 'scythe I
I well remember It) would
ke any young man budder at
using it. The father who
a_scythe in hands of his
:Ulliolat.43r, would. 4trely lack
un and if he used it himself.
'<Mid be like that of the farmer
Iknew, who ground his plow
*. paeksmith'kbill for.. sharp
':alviehinight be said of - axes,
;: - stiovela, &c without
been the improvement
the' last forty years,
biielly; : in—not only, the United
ise States where agricultu
tosti abound. What;` then,must
rate, influence ? what but this,
Vientie of those societies it is
Wok) , It is well known that
ctiteep time together.; and it
irtia,* l :atettii'lliays felt
exerted . Thence the
a to be correct.
,liesiddAtsome -who va prone
;44.,tlits:'improvement would
tispendent agricultural ssso
-47,in 'all ages studious minds
ttefOlthfinventionl and improve
not that_ such l an event, is
`.-se,r3t- tM0404.,, If: to tie
4 s_ 404 the inventive powers
. mind; iwnare.t.o 14ok for those
04440: P4 1 40 101 W to- 41 S
ofee l ast_ forty years, to
k#LtiourOsh
'ilintoist*lsvp*.loas
.1 - 14,1% .ccoptA trudge on
4 "i;:ina :IniaeslaUg tikek, the
fees , ;the- net ods the
e tAltini-samnlinWiehly tools bor
ruio,t,,,Uoilinned in use from
__ ... .os'initne4titivielOrni I 'The
i'.3.9o;:**e.htiVer4Ous had: not
aliontsted.c• „Thii stimu
ii##Aisepinniums which have
societies.
C;14,414tii giti4l4
1414.44/ iik:tlKtikain
08111enterprize: 1 And is
i
Aikikool o =o invAtitinn 4 M4* -
L AW 64 mind is brought
+l .louco.peton.
"thitlit iel,ltifeten'iot;;
44 1 4 1 7*
04 1 0::!T ed t4,* l. 4
*,,iiiiitiasite4'-'-'!_fro joip.rttettilosi,
e
tip of agnetilture;iwis forriied, .about forty
years "ago.
era :mks eball
was first
putin motion, - WhOgn
pOtierfnl impetus has
spread .far 'Other societies have
stncabeen fonnekithe - fruits of whose united
labors we this day . ,injoy... They each had
their obstacles =Oppositions to in et and
"Surmount, and the doubts of thedoubting to
remove - ,"as iyell.ai Sri. But in those places
'where societies , have been best attended to,
there doubts 'aid opposition have nominally.
-cert.sed; because there, also, their benefits are
„.
More fully aprecutted.
Me age o inveihion and improvement is
not past; neither are the full knowledge of
our own. soil, the properties it possesses, and
the best methods' of tilliige, yet foy attain
:ed. • ginee I,cameitmong you many impor
tanthan e have
i g ;been made, to great ad
vantage, in Cultivation. Our soilpossesses
atry_prtipettiss peCullar to itself, the value
of.these and 'the b'est j itethods of ; turning
Altemito.goOd account, can only be rested by
experiment. llerei then is' ample room for
us all to" irwestik7tte and try expedients. To
this end our . secleq alas formed, and not
`elfish or sinister phrposes. It is a farmer's
institute, designed ifor,the careand manage
:tient of farmers; and the farmers Onerally
are - invited to come forward, and Tor their
on - interest, take It into their hands., and
thus Secure .to the.;public, that benefit which
the institution wdsidtsigned to Firoauce. Ac
cept of these hasty!: hints' from
,one Who hon
estly believes, that the individual itilterest of
all is 'with the soeinty;:and that you can not
better SubSeive that inferest, than to become
members alt. • • S. A. N.
" WEAR 1 0E THE IgpeGARA.
6'10;000 tons of Water which each minute
pour over; the precipice of 2giagara are esti:
mated to harry-awity a foot of the cliff every
year. Taking thil3 •average; and adopting
the clear Feelogicaippol that fall once
pisted at 14:4,neensfiDwn, tour, miles Wow, we
must suppose A, period of twenty i thousand
years occupied in this recession of the cata
ract to itsiacpal'slte—while in - the Delta ofl
the Itlissi..sippi, nearly -14,000 square miles
in extent, 'an estimate founded onits present!
rate of increase:and-on a calculation of the!
amount of earthy 'matter brought down the
stream, has justifred Lyell in alleging
that sixty seven thousand years must have,
elapsed since tho flirmation of the great'
deposit began.—(litartcrly
ri:OFFI'I OF 0141:GE GO:. FARNIM.G.—Mr
Jesse OWen, of Warwick, Orange county;
N. Y., oh a farm \ of 136 acres,' mide in
1847, frdm six cows, - 1,080 lbs: of bufter,
which, tdgether kith six cWes - ,and seven
spring pis,. that were fed from the refuse of
the dary, sold for *255, or *42,-50 cents td
each cow: In 1848, - the same number of
cows, netted. in calms and pigs, *43.50 each.
This year; (184 t,) he has sold, from the
same number of 'cows, six calves, at the age
of four weeks, for *38.55. - The Otlwi• stack
of this farm consists of two liorsws. so‘en.
teen steers and oxen, two cal‘ - s, ten hagi
and eighteen 'plo-s. the amount of hay cut
per annum, is about 51l tons: .
Hight} Important fiom Santa Fe.
I3y a Tel despatch frorn Szt.
.Sopt. I 2t1.1.:, to the I'hifa.ll./p4.4:a Sews. We
IParn that an eipte,s from SaLtaF , ...and Up;
Vegas. had arrived at Fort LeveliNN..rtil on
the Ist of September. with the followiug
highly important,intelligences.
The express left, Santa Fe oh the loth
and Los Vegas on the 16th of August.
On the' latter day a baud of! 40 Apache
Indians attacked Capt. Jeundas' forces tit .
Los Vegas pid 'after a sharp 61;0A - were re
piled,, losing all but ten warriors. ' These
Indians,wer, recognized as a party who had
committed previous depredations—violating
their treaties with the Government.
the first, fire the 'lndians! broke, and
'were pursued by: the troops i througkthe bioj
ken country some 8 ot.lo miles, The fight
was hand to The Indians were well
mounted and prepared for a fight. Six pris-
I onerS.Were taken.
n• predpus
BM=
Opm:i*Noitg*ms'.-.Mwtm )
Lieut Burnside, Sergeant Ambrose and
private Meade' svere. wounded.
Major Chev,alie had another light with the
Camanches at the Copper Mines, on the 17th
of July. The Major's party 'Wiled upward
of 50 Indians---Ltook 200 prisoners, and cap- I
tured 500 mules. The Major lost but one
man.
• CoL Virashington is very critically situa
ted -at - Santa Fe. He is
. isurreunded by, at
least. fifty thousand hosalelndians and
some feats are entertained that he ;ill be
attacked by an oVerwhelming force.
Bp:order - of:tel. ngtori,-almonthlyonthly
rtiaii'h'as.been liikablishcd;lwhiCh liaves
U'ven*P,Foi' *1 Santa Fe ' cliffie fifteen of
45f 'OreFT„nQiittb. Cali-
would , cave
. e r
Joni% In the course of a few ciays:
"Calhonn, the Indian bas es
tAlisheil-Failieadlipatters' at Santa, Fe. '
Stanfield; ho was: sOnictime since corvie7
ted of the. ; - niiraer was executed
on the 27th of - - •)‘ I
CaptitiNuriy.leftfor fort- Smith on the
9th Of , August ,: !- -
we 1 , 04114
that - tra4e reniDined
•,A•t , El, Pasro tliere peen' a reduction of
drltie's &Aim
b •
een
ttiiit,AbcfaPding 4i, gold:1
71 : 411:4 • 14 * 4 -
• cum -in i-co,tiAsfuon, -oni.the
Aubnruithi Arbiter payoad,'; near iCar
nolitet(*lnst4iatty
- i*tAueicr!ti , 41.1 ii - *eight
(41 i-rptii*the
Arfle -,11164.
Idontiose, July
. - .llteirigic 0 414;:'
' r • ARE"; grizawnx:i._ r _ i •
WAS just returned from the'ciity of Wea
with si, well-selected and desirable
of Goods, -comprising a greater variety Ow is
ally kept in a country store, boughtexclusivel t
cash elossi at the olol9ed rates, for theAualit t
goods, and will be sold as cheap ins the cheape
The best quality of .Sugar at-6.d. per pews ti
be found in Susquehanna , county:; Fine flay
Teas, a good variety. Molasses;: good• and p
Coffee of the beit kind. Spice* of every d p
now ` Saleratu_s, Raisins, Rice, Fish, andall., cr
kinds:of Groceries, good ands cheap. `F ,i,
Calicoes from 4 . - to 12 i ct.s.dper :yard ; Grog is,
Mouslin de
,Lan6c-iilplic4s,PWils,cinPeri . .
..k.
Sheeting_of best quaitty and some very loTt , trt
ing,,',lirown and bletiched.; Veifilig,s.Handlte as,
ItentuckY Jean2s,, Mixed Denims, Corduroy, ole
skin, Cassimere4inens, &c &a; Broadclothsprom
tis 2 to $4 per yard. . .-k
Ladies and gentlemen7S Gl oves onii,tlusier
brellas, Combs, Brushes, Silk, Thread, 'Nisi
tons,.Suspenders, Batting, Wadding, Cotton
Steel Goods, Combs, and a general assortm
Yankee' notions.
Clocks, Watche, Gold, Steel and Brass
Ritys,' Gold and Silver-Pencils;•-tfold Pens. -
bles, ' Ladies and Gentlemen's 'Gold Btwsom
Ear Hoops, Finger Rings. eke. elza c ernbraein,,
eral aSsorhnent of Jewelry. Spectaeles tvi
'ver toe* Silver Plated, German Silver, • -
and other kinds of Spoons.
Violins, Violin Bows and Strings. Flat Fiks,
Clarinets, Accordeons, &c,-Instruction .s,l'it
i ning Forks, Base Viol Strings and Bows.
I Hardwitre; Cutlery, Pails and Tubs, Stu Ware
1 &e. Good Lin...teed Oil,and paints of every ticrip
don,"Varnish:: Sets. Turpentine, and Paint Brush.
es, NailS, Glass, Sash andl'iitty:
• A .general and complete assortment of
- • , Drugs awl 3f4diCities: '
Medical Instruments, Traseigii, Supporters ttc. Phy
sicians supplied with good articles on 'moderate
terms, Choice Liquors for medicinal purposes and
the arts.; Dye Stuffs &c.
Glass ware of every Aix. ription. • latnp Oils,
Tannei•s Oil, Candles, Candle -Wick, Condit , Sticks,
Snuffers;`Tmys, Lamps (tc:2J. .
Haying Tools, Hoes,'Shovels. Ales 'and delves,
Baskets, Clothes Pins, Brooms, Boot Ilkokitig, itc.
&a ttr. lir.
Boots, Sho e s, Upper Leather, Mirrors, T ' Bells,
Tobacco of all sorts, Pipes, Snuff, Cant, S nge,
Glue, Rosin, Salts,- Alum, Copers,s, Indigo. ce,
Tapioca, Arrow Root' eke. Es*ntial Oils d Es
sences of — all kinds - Patent ' thedicin 3 of
every description. ' Blasting Warder and S ety
eta
Fuse, Rifle Powder, Bar Lesul, Shot, :Pere -sion
Caps, Pistols the: " • ' -
, Thee public are invited to call and examine The
quality and- prices of goods. . .
ABEL TURRELL.
Montrose, June 18, 1549. • _
Jewelry, Clock and - Watch estab
lishment :
ILTAVE you the True tune f . If not, you can
11 have it by calling at the:first door above the
Stage Iqotel, where repairing and adjusting Lever,
Cylinder,,Evapement, and. eovuon NYatelies and
all kinds of time keepers, Jevttly and 'Musical In
struments, itc., are done in a style that cannot fail
to suit the most fastidious. All warranted to per
form according to the quality of the article,
Just "received, a good-assortment of 'fashionable
Jewelry and Watelie4, which 'will be !replenished
every two months, consisting of gold and, silver
Lever and Leine Watches, quartiers,!&c.. front
to 80 dollars, silver Table and Tea Spoons, Gold
Rings, Ear Hoops, Chister, jet and 'Stone Pins,
Wristlets, Silver and Gold Pencils, 6011 Pens, Pen,
Knives, Scissors. Silver Thimbles, Gold. Silk and
Steel Chains, do. Keys. Card. Cases, Letter Fold
ers, Tooth Picks and 'Brushes. Mid many other use
ful and ornamental articles, which 'will sold very
cheap for old and new silver and gold;
Pa.: down and i;mftict is arc netts+.
. Montrose, May 30,: 1849. WM. W. TRUE.
Crook anti, Glass.
%
iTE have received a large addition' to our stock
V of Crockery and Glass Ware 4 lWhich will be
sold at extremely lowsprices ; many nrticles same
as New York wholesale pricoS, and ;nine evenless.
A large lot of Printed cOverdd Dishei at 44 cent.
each-250 setts of Flowing' Attie, LiglitTlue, White
Granite, and common cop..; arid sauces ,—much low
er than they are sold generally
A LSO
A very superior lot of To I.l.,scota Grind-stones,
with regard - to both shape!arftrit, - very cheap.
U. BURRO & CO.
Gibson, June 29, 1849.
- • • Jetareiry- 6 at
LADM Etna Gentlec4n's Gold tosom Pins,
,Finger Rinfr,s,Ear, Hoops, G 9 1 .4 Pencils and
Pens, Silver Spoons, speetacles of every descrip
tion ; gold and silver. cased . Watches, Chains and
Keys; Musical Instruments, Accordeons,
Flutes, Fifes, •Clannets, etc. Pistols and all sorts
of Yankee Notions, and near y everything usually
kept in a country store---Ehrap for Cash.
[See advertisement in oiler column]
Montrose. July 10, 1819.
Dissolu
THE Partrierilip undeillhe firm Of B. R. L
h. Co., is this day cUssblved br mutual con
- I B. B. LYONS,
J. D. LYONS,
Lanesbaro, - July 11, 1549
Those indebted to the 14e firm of B. It Lynns
it: Co., will 'please toinll at ithe Captain's office and
pay their fare. All the bi,hsinev• of the late firm
will be settled by ' ...B. 11. LYRA'S.
Lanesboro, July 11, 1841.
The liminess fur the future will be continued un
der the fain of I...yrons4Ber.
.--
ro-vs.
eIIANDLER.
LanestKiro, Jule dl, 144.
-
• New Arrange ment.
aronid;ktenaeiAtiunks .to• his
friends for past tfayors, nildwaald inform
them thatle has *old : out the Saloon, Eel/tem:ld
Dririlne . &department. and favge 1113 lbusiimas will
koe kept up .in.good-style,and that Ikehas taken the
other room on the east side, next to.3i. S. Wilson's
storesag where he has : owned:A front Shop for his
`ltakh.and Canty bthinme i ..wholesale .and. retail
ltfentrOse, Ju1y..18;184%. -C. jBALDWLW.
Baking and CandY Bnainesti
CAII4IED Baldwin- i# all De varlmn.
' 'l3res4'fl‘Ars, Itaik arid Mager
Bread, _Cookies, Oracle* ite.i . '_kept on hand for
Wholesale and titan. 'Candies got up In thd'very
best l .stle,lirew , Yorlt not:e4eelded. pyranaidsand
all ether fakir' Mafeeikieneeigot iipurgood , ltyle,
andliedifdaltaildfcie Whotesaletadjetail. • Please
arlfiin' 'C.t-BAX..DWOT:
• klitintr4ultlB i 849: --
- lientlesiseles:Funikeding Warp
House-. ~-
ITZRRICK .@ SOITDDZICia William st, New
11 York, Mintaactireskligipors,ami Dealers
in ,'Skitii,:f , Lir2oing. , lo;6el;l4o4 Colgan, Stock
kitoutikr ilid Orita,llo..TOes, Boarftv "fort 1
si l
cy Belti, ,` " 80 1 00/ 4 4 -4 'flaireitiefs, , Hisiery
Buelo; -- ' Briipaliazisitt,'Ae. &c. : - 1
Thelthpver ' k will; 4iii eia usanatian, - be .feuill
not enY4yis
. 7 7 41ankisresaxi-full;but flaiap,
- 4311 *g. ' - - - " e 'lf-4- 1 . 2 5 PRIA* II I,4O ,I 'al
040:-.40*-1#a:. ii',9,4-RfsUSlii#o,ll*..
WO*: 90, k. 1 9.# 1 P-01gt4?#.14)
iailitiA/.4 f tbi.,eiyg - -...0.,-;*•
tea'
Jane 15.
I==
. , .
T• :.- • Viihtge iriotgifor . sitia , 7 ' i
ylm.nbscribeinfrern. hits - for ialf'iiri.the:4:avri4
ship of,Great : Bend* the villagi,3,-9f , J ,f7,a ,
rille,iand directly opposite the village - ot real
Bend, located ofi.the,l/epot of the:New 'For r and
Erie.railread, and the Great.Befal rind ' Won .
TTurnpike, in the valley of the Suit ,
ilver:
The railroad cres..-sing the - said tem pike, then :kit-,
ding-in - a curved Eno nearly parallel,With ihe..4'nme
at the distance of a few hnndrid feet, with the
urp /
grounds gradually rising above rLailreitLanot turn - lac, overlooking the river and the 'beantif 1 val
ley, compared with its healthy climale,,relt etas' it
a most desirable location for building. p ses.-
The depot ground of the railroad company being
located in the centre of a rich and extent ' agrt
ctiltural district, surrounding iton . eveiy_ sid . with
iti many roads centering it, and_all ether a Vanta
ges combined, afford every adxiuttag - O,to a h ess
population. 1
do Extensive IV t iccr P,otocr
can be brought from the ,Susquelmatia "riir,, ad
joining tire depot grounds of the saidrail ro d,suf
ficient for the erection of animniffacttirhiingab
lislunents,m; any machinery required.
Great Bend, 52y1 • d,. GE
Urn-
I But
arn,
t of
N. F. & E taiiroad „Freight Siete.
Stephens aad 7' hanapson'4 FormrdingLinejfrom.
G r eat/lend—Capt.". Thoinpson-r •
QTEPHENS (k. THONESON willforwar4freight
from Great Bend to New York by Railroad
every
atch
Urn-
Ping,
gen-
Eit
.iieer
uesday awl Thursday.
by the regular freight line,which leaven Great
Bend every morning at 8 o'cloc.k and minutes.
George W. Stephen.s will remain at Great Bend
and forward all produce entrusted, to this COmpanv
and pay the returns for the same at the tailroad
office. Capt. J. W. Thompson will femain oi New
York and give his personal attention to the sales
and itutke,ruturns as soon as, the produce dispo
sed of. This company flatter themselves .by hav
ing nsale_sman in New -York who has heea in the
frieghting business for a number of years 4-ont Or
ange county, that they can give as good, satisfac
tion as any on the railroad. A liberal advance will
be made on freight delivered at' the depot lif desi
red. GEO. W. STE PIIENS. _Great I3ond; -
- J. W. THOMPSON+ New York. - •
Great Bend, ti:t .
New Hat and Cap - Store. t
THE citizens of Montrose and vicinity !are re
spectfully informed . that the sabscribers have
aoinmenced the manufacture otHats and C'aps,.two
doots beioW the Farmer's Shire', Where tl4y keep
constantly on band anti for, sale a general assort
latent of Hats and Capps every variety and price.
All-who -wish to purchase a first rate arti4e in our ,
fine, are . particularly invited to give . us ell - taffore
purchasing elsewhere. Our stock consists} of Bea
ver, Nutria, Brush, Moleskin, Silk. Muslirat and
Coney Hats-, also. California, Sporting. Wbol, Leg
horn, Straw end italmleaf Hats, dc. hesides
Zreat variety of Men and Boys' Cloth and Glazed
Cap 4. children fancy do., &c. slihrt; a large
assortment of almost every article in our line.
By a sirict attention to Lu'siness and a ,desire to
i3lea...e, we hope to merit and receive a liberal stip
port, and assure those in want of Hats and Caps
that every effort will be' made to get up the neat
eszt and best kind of an article.
May 1, 184t'. ELDREI) et; NEW OMB.
c,iold this Side of California:
TO 13i SAVED AY TLADINt; CLIE.Ar 2 ;
' OroCrry, Cov(ctitmara and Qgsn'T iloon.
THE railroitd being completed, I 110 V: ',rave, and
keep a general tu,.. , ..s , ,rtnivat of gr,ci;t cheap
--1:11Ch as sugar', molasses. rice, v)filse aril tf:a, of
prices and quality such e will ph - qise. 21.1 , i , . nuts.
raisins, candy and all kinds of fruit the Market can
furnish my buyers to suit AlsO, fresh (pins and
oysters received in the shell, fresh fisbi too. this
weather—they keep very well—l shall got by tie
.railroad a weekly suppl.—to please ail !lir cu,to
mer; ta,:tes T shall tr. Guihi in sters op Laal.hv
the keg. or the dish—served tip eider raw or ~,,,k-eq,
eq, a., rnt vr..l, . All n,e4i..1 teffv....tunt,l:-. prepa
red at a wink—call iri, all ye hungry. find plank
down the chink. WM. F. BitAiDLEY.
Great Bend, Feb. 13. _
Eagle Steam Foundry & lOchitie
Shop
1.. V _FULL BLAST:
HATE wouli respectfully invite the riftrntion
V all those who may be in want of Maithinery
or Castings of any pattern, Mai Geeringi-, Ploughs
of various:Tat - terns, Straw Cutter-, Cooking. Parlor
0. -hop ..tove:- , , Iron ct stove Ware, 4-lungle
chines, Wood di Engine Lathes, stein
~
Boilers, Iron Fences, .:c., to give us a call, as
we are confident we can suit the must fastidious.
All work done at our Foundry warranted.
CAPT. LO. Tiffany and Walter 'lfollet have ;
formed a partnership for the tinnioortatam of
freight and produce of all kinds, between Great
Bend and New York by the Railroad, hy die rent- j
lar Freight line, winch leaves Great bend evry
morning at gir o'clock.
Captain Tiffany.„-who has teen for 4 number of
Tears engaged in the purchase and said, of produce
in the New York markets. will remain in New
York and give his personal attention th the dispo
sal of all property committed to our carp, and mace
returns as soon as the property is disp , fsed of.
Mr. F'.ollet will be at Montrose and'Great Bend
alternately. Orders fur ..the tranSportation of
Freight, may be sent to him eithe r plac, and
will receive prompt attention. Our iarges over
the regular freight will be a small co mission, •
L 0. TIF ANY.
'Montrose, WY 9, '0,4111%11, OLLET.
. Mist Received
A T the Mo*rpOss BooK,Stoits, B na's .3fagis-
IA; tratcs' Ccitr*Lion, DzoilOp's F. as, Consta
bles Guide., . - Mn :, 1 29, 1848.
S. 4. LYONS
. . .
One door South. of Milli 1.: - Kn! pp's iu the
(Store formetig occupied by .W. M . . Post)
riria, subscriber has received' a large and exten-
I. - sive stock of • ' I. ' -
Groccriei L I '
-
consisting of IleaF' t Sn,,, ,, M;i:lltoirakio,: Ofree, l'ofiae
(la
co, Rice, Ground §pices and'PelimS reh,Cloies,
Saleratu.., Ginger - , NfitMegs'lndign; igarg,' " Chodo
late, Sperm and tallow : Canal - 0, .0 ‘h; Mackerel
by the barrel,' hal f and, quarter ba : . I and 1ii.1.1 . ,
(I t
Herring V tbe 1;*,,/laiguls - bk.,,. : ,thg - _, i or `
„ Tio,,,tilld,,
Salt by .: the 'sack .er:hi - lite', 'Plogics, sto n e s‘ 'Fe ,
Willow' Wain; FloO, PARK& - 4 ' ` ..- Nit'hOeitge
dealer in all Pils,pr. 1' '--- ",:,-:-. ;::,;;.. '''
, .., Kliei::aiiikkilo7
t. .
11 . ,.; on :anct:.sw . ,Alkiliiii: .00 : f.:
ty ! y,v4i.bafioultK ito.lo:*ker,-,18/ :
reaaa, '01 44 0 11.- *PRM#';',o'o ',.,
Ivelicoiinnee 1ipw,,,W6%;1 , t1
-1 :
'--Mcntrosel 91 0 ' 2 4 - --- t
iitro vi.4 l
ram.ass'atol . 0 c
v'pri pa*.tvairtOlontroselint
• ' 0,01'44ati(19; tireo'
Viiktd>r
• 0:111,
S .Ork
-E
i*:_perA„
IT, 'BURRO'
l'roprietors,
Wm. JES-SUP,
B. R. LYONS, •
W3L J. INtraor..D,
F. B. ell.t.ND
M. S. Wu.so,n,
B. S. BENri.ny, -
0. G. BARTi4.I-T.
Eagle Foundry. ldontrose, (Pa.) Julll 4,
\EI4 ARRANGEMENT. •
Freight and Comission , Line,
Via. New York and Erie
New .orocOyi:Oti
$ Ili'l4 ll4 l'lll6** . 41i) 4ibiaa , W 4ol.
-611T,EtiniTs0ift -, 440ritcra , ..=Thenelis a
0 / 1.11
.r * O litlik rk-i* :in 'III , ' cien‘.loXnemitleti - tki% ,.,
oWneend'a -91.reanartrie..- • •iiireihisaina' iks :MUM. 1
N o gu+GENElNE;liiid aid: '. E LVToirritielt4ernildbetkr.;`,
I
:mud ars* =B;lv ,, * .i: , !Arrki* on rotoki* * *
• =Ale, a' 1 4, 01 rilte - pst e .is 4 mr tl 0 . tie o oP*O.r.rgt he '
led
'Ditrpinclotliniritrig.ere hoe S' iai e fi,otzt::, `,fiessr,s'A he •,'
-has su e Leroviedi • 000,nhtt prattitea Aiiiitsen •
ye!trOl' t-lio , ioel is: rutnf . e- pee* Prargcad. umlit.i.Ms,:i;
day jni in . lifie 1 , .. Sikh' tee , tricked niteriprelentigidit
I
looks '' -to the ;Charnel ir ..v - fintiitj'of, - Vie , marr.A c erieli.: ,
-meiteinterelyi.firtniuinemor. otofirthnse stoternents ottani . t.
self orof me. ..:Wlies.will,m , lea to,bistioneet and.rtiqk •
Fut in air their dea li ngs' -and; inteiAilfee , *ittr tlieirarkiw
men! lb apt.liellAo One elit t ßp tarestaVhimitiltinn4
ufactuting , his tnixtute,ida a" ' lare aums he,Vould
make. ea - an inthicement to e '6%11 is d id business... These : +
men hale bees; insular -libelling .me tirVall 'possi6ht .1
. (earns, is order .o impress. .e, pAhliewit.h.the belie( alit. •
itesol4.lloetor'9*-trsaparills;,wkes oat he 4enuine;'otiiiinak !.
, Barsaporifia, innifolninattel Oki Doetdei ortkintaliebt.
pie,- Ti is S. V; .TcitviiAelid kaglii 1 b . ave sold the tlittigirip - '
=me (oral a vteek. A wpAvve U1tn1503,-,11 hesei_il, pro- 1
1. dnee ono.single eolitatr pr e jtfAilthis.' - ilia Maietnehter.of
Thom p4on„ Skillman rite: ,ii , ' nodlingLbnt a tissue of
folsehutids, dm dy . masse to !1 the p ublic, : anti. keep
thetnit ,, "- ----- -- - ' ' • • •-• Int;
'
Poun D d ,
Old
Old I
miser
4 .EN.
iv
t
THE ORIGINAI. I?l§covEntneir THE
Genuine Townsend Sarsapa.iilla.
Old DI" ToWo , elid 14 /
nOO7 ahoin'•7l) year,: elf nee,:orid hi t s
lengbeim known 4t ie_ 1 .4 , 1771,H0L1 an•IDI.CCOVAkEIt
I,
of lie (-,•. gNuf - g (WIC lA' At, " Tiyir:_vs , ..rrn
SA lIS A PAPILLA." iti 1112 poht, he was cinin wiled le
/Unit tts n,anni.o . :ure, by Which means it has beenTreptettut.
at market. and the salt. , cnentri,icribell. in ;hose only who
had proved no worth, and knOvVn its valizii. , It had-reached:
the ears of many, nevertheless, as those . periwig , Who hid
been healed of POSY dilemma, and saved- from ,imith,, , or
;t Cs
c uned !L.! wonderful 1
•HEAIANP POW.Eft... :
?his GRANDANTI tiNtiztuALLET3 PICEPATCATICIS IA
manufactured on the taro+ ticale. awl is called loran:MO.l
- the length •Mid bre...till iof the land. especially Ss it:ts
`Sauna incapable of decent.. lion or deterioration, , .
_.
4 ' -Unlike voting S. P. To saisends it impraves with age,
r
alai oever 4 clirtilites hint for ":..;, better; .beestuse it is.prepareil .
.on stientifie privicitifes 4 .3 y ii seinintifie num. The highest
knowledge of Chemistry, anal the latest discoveries of the
art, have all been brotelti into requisition in the manufa‘c
turC of the Old .Deo ts.roapp rii La. The,..Carsaparilla root,
' It is well known to inflclicil men. contains many medicinal
i properdos, and move protienues which ate inert or useless,
1 and others, which ii retained to preparing it tor use, pro
i duce fermentofion and acid which is illier1 11 :1 3 to the ,t 1 1 ,5..
/ tern. Some of the propertied of Sarsaparilla are in volatile
that they entirely evaporate and are hint-in the.preplmtion.
• if they are not preserved by 'a acienftfir procegs, known on: .
ly to those experienced itt its manufacture_ Moreover,
. these vutatde princillies. winch dy ed . in vapor, of as an ex.
halation. under heat are the vrry c4scntial medico/ prop.
•
emit, of the TOOL wh ich oVeto it all revalue_ •
Any person can boil or ,sieNV the met till they get a dark i t l
colored liquid, which ti More from .tne coloring matter in l
1 the root than from anything ti•,,e ; they can then strain this
1
insipid or rnptd liquid. sweeten with sour molasses, and
than call it .. SARSA PARA/AA EXTRACT or SYRUP."
But such is not the article ki own as the
/ GENUINE °LI) DA: ;IA n()FrI'ONVNSEIN"D'S
SATIti.IPA'.II,T.A.
'Phi= in •iti rrcpa red thiu ,R'i th ,. Inert - rironerties .if the ~~'!
Sarslioaril a roit s.-:, 0 ::, i.onot edcver: ,• ;t> ? r.ty,tYy. of
beconnw: a:l.i or f, -, t),,r .j, ...1 :- c.tu . . , •:.• 1 allel.rcirc . .tl;
then every li,rl by .1 . : rli' !if ''. , trine I. seemed in a pure
' and enereelfattsd toritl: 71,1 11111 ,. Iris rt`iltitredlllC.ltileLie '
01 10.10 g aoy o i 1., f. 44
,-.. to. I iitt:l,lllq pr0i1....711e.i. Pre-
• peed is liiv , A .1),. 11. I. 11i1-14 111, u:. , •:; ~ ,ri, . ; i, gem in the
Cure of lainii iiierotil-e Disen.se . y..
.. . _ ____
" Hear.• ;It,• •a, l why r. :.mn , w.ai , ne an every
ride hi It__ favor! ri.il•!re:t. We tin 4 it
tioihe I ~.!rya li. co:1. 1
SP P .S* I.
T, :iv , : /: /. ; 715.17,
OU9 frln vp I ..iIPLEP.I. - 134,0TCHES
rrry.:ll ttrisitle tram
IMPURITY, QF TEM BLOQD.
it pnsso,,,es a inurvetiorai efficacy in all complaints Mi. I
sing from indigr..3tura, *ln Aridity if th , , .??mach, from
unction! circulation, &terrain:num of Mood to the himi. i
L . palpitation of the heart. cold feet and hands, cold chills :Lod i
hot flashes over the body. -it has not its equal in Colds and ' 1,
enugh.a: and primates car- c elpeciorritin arisl'eentle per. -
splra/ion, re taxing*Stliakite4 , ufthe kings, throat alui ever ;
miler part_ ;.,
Bin an Lutists'! is its itTi4 iience more manifestly seen and
acknowledged than in all hind' :old stares of , , I
% • EENIALE COMPLAINTS.
it works wortileis in 'cases of - Pluar .Albus or Trhirett,
Fattin.t of the Minh, Ob,tructini, Suppre.sedjoi Painfu;
Metaxes. Irregtrirrr_ay of natmtrual penal,. and the like; .
and is cfrectual in euro.4 a`Jl the :arms of Kidney Diseases:
fly removing Übe:item:els. and reyulatinz the cencral
system. II pea ,- mite mai atrain,:th to the whole hadhand
thus cures all forma of - I
. tier - vont; Dlaenries anti Debility.
and thus prevails or reitefrcs a er , al. varlets . or'pttlee mat 1 .
tidies. as Spinal irritatl'eu, Neural:tin. ,:!;:.'Vitus' Dance, r
&rooting. .Eniteptic Ito. Coueo.'slans. err. . ,
It cleanses - the M o nal. k•xcite9 the liver in healthy-Hi:Ural.
canes the stomach. and. gives rood digestion, relieves the
bowels of to rPor a... 1 caisdr at i..nt allayg inflammation, pm ,
rifles the skin, tviali telt (lie circulation of the blood pea!
duet= gentle, warrntli equally all over the hotly. arid the
ta.t..t. , ,,ht, t -tt.r.n.l. ;I,u; i 4r ..• sal, -...4-Icture+ and rightness.trid
wave. Ail ot..rucions. +.lO niagorates the entire nertorah
synem. I. not thi.th . t .
Vt.. 31.....1..-1..1. . ',..e.....o.railalAVOLTir needs
But can env in, these itrangs tat raul.et. S...e.,Townserid'i
interior arty le 1 - -- Tu., ..-ght.-: man's liqUidis not - re
--
'
c 0 m PA rt. E. D - x- - 1 rr ii THE OLD,DR S.
became of one CRAN E ) FACT. that the one IaINC9IPAt
BLE of DETERIORATIN, and. ; • t
NEyk..i: SPOILS, ...
, ..
while the.other DOES t t hatring.fermenting....and Maul
the bottles cnntaininv , ii into fragments ; the sour, act
liquid exploding, anttriltMaging otherrtfOds l- Illutit not thi
horrible compel:met be ; poisonous to the strivirri 7--,What•
put acid into a systtitniali - cardy diseased with add? W .
causes Dyspepsia but acitfl Do wunot all know that whe -
food sours in our stomluthe. what mischief it Iprodttais
flatulence. hearthurn.-nlpitation of Ate heart, liver cant
plaint. diarrhea. d3s Merv. colic, and corruption of th '
blood) itliat is Sem ti hurtta an acid I t untoptilhebody.
What produces all the hramirs which hrimr,. on' Eruptions°
the Skin. Stahl Jleal, Salt Rheum,. blryStpelas.. White ,
Swellings. Fever Sore . ithd all ulcerations ir.temitl"and da ,
ternal 7 It is nothing hinder heaven but an acid substance'.
which :slurs. and thirs Is; irals all the fluids of the.britly. mare
OT lasi. What causes Ehroinrathun be,a sour and aci4
fluid which insitittatai bself-Itelsvien„theloints and else
where, irritating and inflaming. the delicate wanes upoi
which it actss7 , So of, nervous diseases. of . inimititY of th .'
blond, of deranged -ci calla tion; 'arid nearly, all . the . ailrnetali
/
which W mart n ante. '
Willa hU
Now, is .it not horn bla to maks. anti sell, and , infini,tely,
Worse to use this
SOURING. TISIIittErING. A CID „a.00111pOUP(D" .01
~ .' S. TOWNSEND, ~.. 1 -4= •.,_, :t
and yet Ito would fain, h ave it understood that Old Dr: le
cob Townsend's 'Gent ftie Origins! SarsoporOilai is ill IN
ITATION of his tee
ta
lop proPttratialat ~.- -1
Ileave.a forbi6., tha
4 % a thould .deftl fitt.biirarticle,srbio.
would bear the' 'Moat nt reeitithlancti tti, - 5..! P. Mow
Ili!flell artide t :', '-, I ,":"... .. '.. '.: ..' 4, , ,%:, 1, • ''Z . _ -, ", ,• - ,', '
We t wish it tinders •1, because it 'is die absehile triii ,
that S. P. Townsend' Tele and old IN:litribTovinu - sith •
i t
Sarsipurillti ate Ai• f *id* apart; vast infinitely cites'
gar; that theyaie- , ki, e in,eyery, partiet,i4Ohaving Fi i
t= tlitnie.thutz_ ,itt Irn .. en. . ', , ~ ' ---
As :S. - P. Toiliisen is no'dombr, and '- - nrker'svas,- le 6
chemist, ri6Pdti .• • eto-Lknows - no.-Mbre Of-medicine t
disease than arty oth. ,4tartmon, tmacientificompr% k ain 1 ,
man, what guff:nide tha_public: brie that the are -
rewire 6 gcnuineasi n item nfdlorne montane ta ei r
tnes-of the isticlea#l . •Irk:priTarin; ttr. and:wbieh a :in.
capable ofthingett whiff! might ' tan - tist thefall'ae AGE '
of Diseaa6 Itistead Of helaltlel - - .-:''_ .:'=-_,-. ,:-'• .. = ,"1.-::'- ,, - , •"4
• , But what else On .1 4 tsi , ex'pepteli-iftlul. qua Yho.'•
nothing comp.statie .tylif,m6diane.4ditioabs 7.. , ltratini -
a Orson AT aomerl • rience - to "cook inCeerfeeimperse •
common deenit *. , now mumh,:jmna- ImpOstant'. 1 t . .-...
dhat the peotons wit • Manufacture:medicine deafened fie ,•,-
.i
WEAK S",t1;1 0 11AC !
,ANENFEEALEPSYSTS '.';'
l ed
W
- 6.auld Irtiorrit - 41 t • . kat Dtattitit. tarot ttlattot:AN. - 4
j.mannat , of ....att % tohimfAtating titaktt
.eajiitg Ts 't
cep an extensive k ... ledge of the 7r:diem ?amount -
offert the human a a , and how to adapt - manlier
thane 111141M:if l'' ' ' ' . ..•`-..'" ,, P'l ::?,, . „
..'.4„ .. .01.:-. , : - 17.4 1 .. -
ile ix. tcpittreist , ins ‘ upon :the litnantlitt!ttil t , - bitallt — i . "
.„'
ba i t
jut& !rounded km.. ty. to Iciafili Mips in'lttentoper 'f..
I .tionoitit;lo 'iiil-cmi i iltrth."Pil4 ; 'tqlc* 4ll4l 4 l tetw , itiutahiei'
1 fetushetVand brio •, . ttIiSISIA-0/91141MIt.Pki
•A*CORMOWARE if )1411ADY„wkapa tletass964o % ,
',porturtity to t nants . Pfm.l Kra . "'" -':-:': :*-`-t - t•' . ..'..Lt=.- - "Zr ,- -
, - OkatatotMalir alVoliiiiitiiiati' 'itati. , lllA ' '4.
. within th e:teach; It . . . . .'..inglrity.9o. ll -
that]o4 . utaytteinn -, 41 kilovii - byjny iil extreifintii;lll
they
- litiamA'P9arerlei.Heak ~...v.
ABEL -'lllll4Ei „_ : en - or i l igk, •
*thijci amp
s, call
r l 4.
fr/
:Atftr
the -
cv - , J ,
midst! ap
• Bingh2mym
. - ed , lug foy
IrltR117:
,: t .y.,, , ,, z p n .
•...,,,-,„,,,1--,g,.,,,itig,
MMMEMEM
t • 1
Al • Ctlrt
in - • It 4
A tt
sa
IbrO
I oor ,ah
v6 t7 l
r .veng
Tor. .4oreth
Jena
and, rrtbrcot
elit t l y a c
Itta
toe
r 411341
415. te pa
.
; *s4.**;
- * : fi er Vit-Wittit
11 5 1
•=r , kw. .
Jo ' I dn
fertiwel
feleiheod.
do tut ei
rtim obtais
United fl
teinkedi
au- ol
..
b 3ico
t -hiopk
'royal
siiths iive
to 'tuba*
*,
who awl,
'formed!
;OINTMI
*Mee
THOSIT
MAN Sr'
zi'wos
foe the
u"..
tioilder -them, atie,
into'
ot:'
_
• - S A It S,A--IP Ault4 , ll,ll6:EA
The moat 'estrenrditary:llretßel4e'inAlfkr*
!'Aft Extract lie pet up: in V 14 474° 111 0 i" ll * f ig.
thedplllr, plid/ailer, ' mid iserrerittl sitpiltrer I
say sard.l-.. it nurse N l lkind towithyrilr,
purging, lit/Link! or dibilf•
„ • •••• 8 0 l 'e - ,0 4 Pfl i r"!.- , t'•-, ;'
Thu great beenty :and • supailoi•ibe - Of ii ; thia
, rill, over all other_-ttictliqi
. stes 'is. that ,r 01 15, . ., ,
eines the disease, Tt inyiggiatei:lbe bo431;;;;i4 V
the' very best . . • '''•:-'
'SPRING AND,SIIBEIIER",IIIIEDI INES ,
aver known: i: not only , puri fi ei'•-the'vethiplat%
mud streligthani•tki PiroPdr." l -4 Elli!.*•'''Vl w
add rich blood ; a rower , plummeted • toy s _eo o t her
tine. And to. this, lies the van4..ascreirst .-,,,..
co ...cp..: :I t ga s perforlne4 e'ithitrih lastiort
1
more then Inu,oot) mires of severe caves of dime!" •
least 15.0 W ortra„cOasidered.incyrable„ !It.ttae
the' lives of wore than 16,01(0 child's . ..au' te L pis i ii
*QUI io the 'City or ;41+7" Yorlielene. 1 • :
I 0,000 osieri eif" -tirsicr;il 6;5 ' 161111i.-
venni of riervott. iinermy. „p
Dr. Tow loos.ki's Putraamtritla. Invigorate's ky, "Ong
teal permanently. Ti.' titbit, eh - . Mive !oat lheii I
cults ousrgy by the effect} of aim:tans int' ktoirscril
cotuthittrd In youth oi".the sleessive iodagetie• of'
posstoos, sod Moonlit CitAlyjdtysiesi priiiitratiwit oft
itorvoussyntem laseituda, was 'of alibuios, fainti
"sonimtiotia wet - nature • dealt) and decline it6Lsteni
lowan!. that fatal tilioeftileConcooptioifeiii be entir
restored by this. L pletassov,reweil.s. This Sotoolias
is fur •1111.Crits. to boy ,
I um . igsr9lfilig Cdordsid
As It reniiiewatol ittviiieratee j he. lryste . l , a, "IvOlie'
to the limbo, end etrehitth to the uthiciiter
it, • mon ext.emolitirry -degree. -
. .
4 ••••,••••••:iptiete.. grEtl r..
rug,thvi; . .C. , ..telption.ten 'be cc
Nr vl.OllllO. C , 4044/ 411/41/ 4: .4. 1.1 Ve 4 " .Cruit taint. C
C•tin! Cow SylflOtti Illuvd Sot,
tier lie }'lash , MA. ht Slteasis. °dim
Pt •e I prat" l'irirt LSO
fern orid eau be tweed'- , ' ' ;
otpieettig,BSloduA.l
/Nen Xuri,t7.lpri s t.`4,lo.47.
tic Towriortou,-1 vrfriti befir.vii pint . ',.SirOoz
lin. bus Loull the mOtitio, Prq,i,denii,"Of *Pal
11., lire. I Imre fur rurptut YeArs boot
be cute. ...ogre cot worm. A!. _butt 4 Faip.4
ties of ..rent., hit' rota great) )
teal umi red...cut, dial twOrriri , ri to I
1...vr ...my u•cd tour 5,,, afti. dlu at illort
Ita , ,onterruti eb!.firO , IfOullitilis
am on nr . I .lc (0 W 4 .11: All :.%rr a;t3%. railsae
I u u my mall. Itql tole. 'Call 111.11111111 ,
that,[Laiolillll4or thew 144.ibu0 "liar
dieut sea r nut,
ILUSS,ELL, 65 C•tkuiresliw ,
•
•
•
• ""'
for nlll
Me Ii
tr . ;win
Ita it It
ti ogle tv
nn watt.,
in.64.ineit-bi.itiniva _----- -,-, ..!:tatIOL. qothiiii.
- chit bolnOro-40111ii4i - . 4 Wit !liil:hilPill*s ! 'hiiiitt
On Ilnin'no tnaiitc,-!.0 -4.1111 Weektioa l li ti pthyd i r
(runt tikliinglint on '4 r,Ph. l lskitP. •174 11 ,4 # 0 ":11Y
irna.i . :. its - .intliieni , 04 641-141 '/Y ileeieerii7-'thif
4...-“4..i - 41' - -1 , - 01 . t „: , fi hieh...iii:Wii - 1h1P, ,,_,
r ,
- can.. .d virrmtv,• • . """'*' l4l- ' .404'iee 11 1 1 .
ILI CIS.. Ural.l Anil,' ..turn... to ex bill i_ciitifia.loo,af
001,1. -perforit•Ot.' . - - :t! . o4.*ry -- ,1 ieiiiilicied; Atom
„",,,, 14 -,i;r i m r - ,,,, .enii. ! e l iorti. " - iii.;; Thau..
ie ,,,,,,,, if , c , ; ,,,,,, nnilinif...finvnl,e 4 tat witteinn Oil:
...1,,,,.. Apo% ii•iti, ,i'r,1 :11 :" lif .- it', is , -iii :41 4 # 1. , 14 •. i i i ''' ll '
~- 4.61;1; 'fiiiii - e.:1,A;•41•' "VO' 7l P*'ntiviiil , ;r - ffirriirirft: -Y : li
... h,. .h,,,,,„ - ,0„ 1 „: 4 ,,; - #tvtlAntdritibe, .td - feinisti; - tim
innl tiai rtailoo-tolooppitanidoi-la
Phi!Pir-ft,K" 4. '.' , 44 i" . l 1 . ..'lrilie miii r ef ' lifir"!'
:•• appr9ls tops ;. y) , A : - . 7 " ' -r i'' :'. " ,1. - , ~.. 4 . i , ~.- , ~ .
0101.1% iip;4te',..' !‘t - .P' -'t , 0 *' - ie o 3 . o! l )i primantivs
. s . aiii .,, i i.,,,,,, ;: 41 , kn04 horrible diseiniek to 'bleb
'fi nm I - nikaro
' '4 tI9 r..t
li-t• ' hin period
.y,b,r,,f/ 4°46 #l4iiis - lij # itiii T tkis tieffi
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