' DEPARTMENT•
JUND 18 , 1850.
Urn vs. Wheat. •
Grit. ?Alai =read, in the February
the:communicatioin of Mr. Sklar, on ilia
of "Corn va. Wheat ;" also that of "A
I'artner," " Corn vs. Wheat—again." in .
Itti-atterne to doubt Mr.. Sperry's conclusions,
does not eV° the relative costa of manuring
He also thinks corn a very exhausting
so happens that my farm consist:: of land
adapted' to corn, and from experience 1 have
theory, that as much dear money can
in twenty years from 10U acres of good
As from 200 :acres- of land devoted to
of Tinage.—lilow with a i lorge
dontle :teams, making from ec to four acres
barrow well with a large, hinge harrow ;
from 20 to 29‘acraillWidaiy with a machine
oirtt:make,costing a! 733, and drawn by
Nine 4 it - Ilaqs two rows at once, depositing
grains 9 inches apart.
wt, I commence bar
'tit my large har
costa begins to appear
id. This gives the corn a decided ad , -
the weeds. I then use the cultivator
!reeds once with a floe, after which
plow. To preient the land from
and it of manuring, I
which will
.141 for any
. 180 acres of corn lost
which 120 bushels per acre
this year. I also let 250 acres
red. Any communication from
brother fiutaeis, on the subject of corn raising,
'be interesting to me. H. It. .Itnomr..
Co, 0., April, 1850.
[Genesee Farmer.
Hogs. 1.
are, in my opinion, no animals kept on the
to so profitable, when rightly managed, as the
ig. By a little attention, these may be easily
Lade to pay their own way„,—leaving the pork a
ear gain to the producer, (“6:Q, perhaps, deduct-
I , g a small sum for the expense of killing and
aarketiog.,
' It not, perhaps, going too far to say, that, if
,roperly supplied with materials, the hog will
• e six cords of valuable and first rate compost
'ore in a season, worth, in most localities, from
wo to-three - dollars per cold. This price, howev
:._r, should be contemplated as merely nominal, for
t is in realty worth much more than that, and for
4. ost crops, is decidedly the best . article of the
4..i t ,,i3
ind that can be applied. Hogs, too, will devour
uch that would otherwise find no profitable rip
roprintion in any other way ; slops, green and
t
i :i zd fruit, &c., all of which they partake of
return to the feeder iirthe form of an
• ' rticle readily saleable, and highly salutary to tro
y,
an health.
F ; 4 , 0 Ode of the best articles probably which can be
4 .
btained for this purpose, and .whcill is easily, and ,
'Trendily procurable in most localities, is •• 31rea. - _
k::This is asubstance of vegetable origin, and 'v.lien
' ,deposited in the eaclosures occupied by the swine. '
~. and worked over during a few months, becomes ,
intbned with the most salutary.and energetic prop-
Virties;nad exercites n moil potent effect both on '
: Alio cornitilutiop,of the soil, and the dex•elopment
" of the icraP.,,:s..
1 Leaes,'straw, refuse haulm, trith rotten-wood.
• ./tiy, bones, parings and - shavings fi ,-,m the leather
,"..,. and horn-workers, :m g ., old plaster. weeds. green
vegetable matters of all kinds, spent bark from the
4 tannery, chips from the shoe-mniter's shop, and ,Illitlk
o'l from the -fish marliel4, as highly valuable rticlesr
when used . as irtgrettents• in the mantire heap. By
k , Asprialidirig ikesaaionally a little corn, a few peak or
ti other grain among the masse.. swine will keep It
', •
stirring, end by autunrii yon will find yourself in
'r':''lioeseision orVvaluable fertilize;;:either for your
.grass or cultivated land`.—E.rihrudit
1.: .
iproved Ploygl •
Mr. Jun . Rogers, of Mcrtint
, bas invented anew improvement
• • '' beani.of the plow
..or the
trnities•fittniebed with acme other food, client
-feet Will iwiebe permanent. But give land a small
,v ( iaa,t, / ,4",-*arl, maw" or green crops, for the guano
to airndi won, and then it will be found that the
ifilibewtit only beneficild to the first crop,
bii'iiirieTtk*needing ones. None but the genu
,,p-i-epfeigt#i* can he depended upon. ; 4 Man.
nfactiinOplaw,"ll 3 many ,eases, is nearly lictiih
-11-7t.liwkltltiryinud farmers, tlierat year, have
trietwjarawnka irpetittiesits in planting potatoes with
:-IllimP1)104-501/411it *ben :it was put on top of - the
tanr c511,,,0:46-ttif'Od.T*, earth,
h'
. I # l O. y!leil plated at ti*oot'
-,744.41410L
xißox C0ii.4411(
-.700r-amotiltwakralieura, hi a soletlea yteiteate
potaih sidsidpliate of tomtits; 4 (a00 , 4" — e . 5,
eat of the Genesee Finpfs4 #llo , l,oini* of 446
to eatiluehel of eeetti c fried' thiii !elution
two years, with imeeNlC:POrt raw my neighbors
40phouo itviro ,poirg their Born.
while I saw then walk air oteemy field, and mot
a bill war paled. 17,
~ - x r -•r- --~
-- tittelro Living ._Abe.,
PSPECTLISserTh in the
PROSPECTUS.—This is conducted
• spirit of Littellts Museum of Foreign Litene.
turn, {which was favorably received by the piblie ,
'for twenty years,) but as it is twice as large, and'
appears so often, we not ouly give spirit and fresh
ness to, it by many things which were excluded by
a month's delay. but while thus extending our
.t cope and gathering a greater and more attractive
' variety, are able se to increase the solid and sub
! stantial part of our literary, historical, and politi
cal harvest, es fully to satisty the wants of the A
merican reader.
The elaborate and stately essays of the Edin
burgh Quarterly, and other Reviews; and,Elaek
woods noble criticisms on Poetry, his keen political
Commentaries, higble evrought Tales, and vivid de
scriptions of rural mountain Scenery : and the con
tributions to Literary, History, and COIEWOE Life,
by the sagacious Spectator, the sparkling Examin
er, the judicious Athena:um, the busy and induetri
ous Literary Gazette, the sensible and comprehen
sive Britain nia, the sober and respectable Christ
ian Observer ; these are intermixed with the Mili
tary and Neval reminiscenesof 'die :United Service,
anti with the best articles of the - Dublin University,
New Monthly, Frazer, Tait, Ainsworth, Hood, and
1 Sporti n g ifagazine, and of Chambers' admirable
: Journal. We do not consider it beneath our dig
; nits to borrow wit and wisdom from Punch ; and,
i when we think it good enough, inake use of the
: thunder of The Times. We shall increase our va
riety by importations from the continent of Europe,
and from the new growth of the British colonies.
The steamship has brought Europe, Asia, and
: Africa, into our neighborhood; and will greatly
I multiply our connections, as Merchants, Travellers,
: and Politicians, with all parts of the world: so that
; much inure than ever it now becomes every in:will
:, gent American to be informed of the conditicit and
' changes of foreign countries. And this not only
Paints, oils, Groceries~
! but becaese t
BENTLEY ik IBLEAD— Dealers in Dry ! because of their nearer cointection with oerselve,
Goods, Drugs, Medicines, he nation seems to be hastening, thr o'
d ocess of change, to some new state of
Hardware, Crockery, Iron, Clocks, Watches, Jew- • a MP' P r .
. elry Silver:Spoons, Perfumery. to ale things, which the merely po litic a l prop h et cannot
--- --* - -- - • - compute pr fursee.
ABEL ITV BR LL—Dealerin Drugs, Med- Geographical Discoveries, the progress of Civil.
icinee, Cheinieule, Painte..Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Gro- ization. (which is extending over the whole world)
ceries, Drel,Goods, Hardware, Stoneware, Glass- I and Voyages and 'Travels, will be favorite matter
ware, Clocki', Watches, Jewelry, Silver Spoons. for our selections; and. in general, we shall spec-
Spectuclailifusical histrumeets, Trusses, Surge- thatically and very fully acquaint our readers with
eel Instrutnents, Liqeers, Perfumery, Mirrors. the great department of Foreign affairs, without
Stationary,'l3nishes, ^ Shoes, Yankee li t otions, kc a eutirely neglecting our own.
.e._-_—_-:-_-_-_-_- es e e--___-- .. _ .4. ee . :-- -- -eee _e. : I While we aspire to make the Living Age desi
re:Dairy-men and Farmers. I rable to all who wish to keep themselves informed
Valuable Property for Sale. lof the rapid progress of the movement—the States- '
m
gIIIE following Real and Personal Estate. as 1
' en, Divines, Lawyers, and Physicians—to men of
business and men 0 r lui. uro--it is still a stronger
1 hereitiafter described, situate in New Milford, object to make it attractive and useful to their
Susqueltanna`County, Pennsylvania, will be sold at
,: Wives and Children. We believe that we can do
a great bargain to any one who-may choose to pour- • some good in our day and generation ; and hope to
cluiee. The teal estate consists of seven hundred ' make the work indispensable to every well-inform
acres, five hundred of which are under improve- (ei family. We say indispensable, because in this
went, and on; which are four - dwelling houses-and day of clueip literature it is not possible to guard
seven barns- : The farm is well designed for a Dai - .sgainst the influx of what is bad in - taste . and vic
ry, anti is capable of feeding one hundred Cows du- 1 i
ious in morals, in any other way than. by furnish
ring summer and winter, and every part of it well 1 - log a sufficient supply of a healthy character. The
watered with springs and streams. The buildings mental and morel appetite must be gratified.
and land are in esciel condition, and on the premi- I te e ho pe t h a t b y 1 "tc;nnaleing Mc wheal sfrom
ses are eleout: tire miles of good Stone Wall, and ! the chozf, by providing abundantly for the image
the other fence? are also good, and on the wood- I' nation, and by a large collection of Biography,
land are large quantities of Chestnut Timber, which • Voyages and Travels, History, and more solid mat
will supply theifartn for many years to erne, and I ter, we may-produce a work which shall he popu
which will also: be valuable for.building the Rad- ! ler, while at the same time it will aspire to raise
road which is soon to be built up Martin's Creek.— 1 the standard of public taste.
Snit:Kano has A very pleasant and desirable loca• - et
a ERMS.—TLIE LIVING AGE is published every
tion• about seven miles-from- Great Bend, through, Saturday; Price leeecents a aumber, or six dollars
: which the New, York di Erie Railroad passes, and ' a s ear, in advance. Remittances for any period
l'about one mild from the probable Depot on tha I will be thankfully received and promptly attended
I Martin's Creek Railroad, whielewill lewd from the i to. To insurereeularity in mailing the work,: or-
Lackawanna Coal and. Iron Mines -to the ders should be aldresscd toZheoftee of publication,
; 'New York te, Erie Railinad at the Great Bend. It , ne a b ove. cewie , paying a year, in advance will •
i can be very advantageou.sly divided into five farms, 'b e supplied as fo ll ows :.,
on four of which would be the necessary Dwellings ! Four copies for - - - $2O 00
I and Out-houses, Fruit Trees sic, i Sine ' " - - - 40 90
With the above will be sold a very large stock ! '!'oche " "
- - - 60 00
of Cattle, lier,ses. &e s including Durham Cows, •
: Coutplete Sees, it twenty-three volumes, to the
Working Oxen and young Cattle, nod also all tie- i end of 1549, handsomely bound, packed- in /teat
cessary neplemente of ; husbandry for tarrying en I boxes and delivered in all the principal cities, free
said farm or teems. ' ' lof expense of freight, are fur sale at 46 dollars.
The Terlano . f Sale Will be as follows:—One- , Any Valuate may be-had separately at two dal
fourth - of the; purchase money fur the-Beal e state ' Lars, bound, or &dollar and a half in numbers.
will be required at the time of -purcieese, and for
.4-n e i'lriaber may Le had for lee cents,; and it
Stock, Fanning Treth-ils: tae, half down and the may be worth while for subscribers or purchasers
residue to be !paid in equal annual instalments; with Lt . complete any broken volume they may have,
interest annually en the whole sum unpaid, to be aud thus greatly enhance their value.
computed from the full delivery of possession, the 1 Theme —We-bind the work in a uniform, strong
first instalment payable in threelytelun from the • and good style ; and where- customers bring their
delivery of poss e ssion, and the whole amount to be ! numbers in good order. can generally Ore them
paid within ten years ,from the sale, to be secured I hound
volumes in
exchange
without
any delay.—
by Bond and Mortgage, • ' Full possession to be giv- I The price of the binding is 60 cents a volume. .As
en on the nest day of April, 1851, with the prise- ' they are always bin nd to one pattern, there will
lee of putting in crops next Fall if desired. A be no tee r ieuieyen matc hi ng t h e f ate i nyo h imen.
good and insiiiiiittable tale given. 1 Au.s.sciEs—We are desirous of: making arrange-
The above described property belongs to the es-i motes: in all parts of North Americiefur increments;
tate of S. D 1 Yin late of said county.
! de cease ' , I - the - circulation of this work—and for doing this a
, and a more desirable property -has not at auy time, liberal commission will be allowed to gentlemen
iin tide section of country, been offered for sale, and 1 who will interestalizruselems in the business. And
Ino gneeter iuducements offered to purchasers. Per- Ii we will gladly correspond on thie subject with any
sons wishing to incest moneys in Real Estate and , agent will send us undoubted references.
jin good Stock, esumot do better than to call and ex- ! Pcsereee—When sent with the cover on, the
! ranwe for themselves. -Other tracts or lots of land f Living Age consist of three sheets, and' is rated
lying in said county, are also offered l e er sale. i'P' I as.a pamphlet, at 4-} cents. But when sent with-
I Pheatame ego be made to M. Meylert at ,New Mil- I .etni the cover, it comes widen the definition of a
ford, or.to B. s.,!Bentley at Montrose, in said coon- 1 rieWipaper given in the law, and cannot legally be
tyaand ;twee: (tether particulars that may be requi- charged with more than newt-paper postage, (1I
red Wilt he-given. i eta) .. We add the definition alluded to:
MICHAEL IIEYLERT. / Executors of S.
• i Illeylert. deed- fee e se el 'Ae re % come s -th e e-of not more than two sheets
4i.ileitsoape. -is "any printed publication, issued
• BENJ. 8. BENTLEY.
and peletshed at short, statedentervals of net more
than oneinontle conveying intelligence qf passing
events.
. Moe - intr. Pears--For such as prefer it in tliat
form, the Living Age-is put up in monthly part,
containing four or five weekly numbers. In this
tape it shelve to great advantage in comparison
with other works, containing in each part double
the matter of any of
_the q ua rterlies. Rut we re
commend the weekl y minters; ES fresher and full
er of life: Postage on the monthly parts is about
ele cents. The volumes are published quarterly,
each volume containing as much matter as a quar
terly, review gives in eighteen months.
E. LITTELL it. CO, Bosrox, Mass.
MONTROSg 'I)USII4EAStDIRECTORY
MARK Ji OIBRIEN—Ifouse and Sign
Painter. Paper ioragevi, , Glazier, Grainer t Dee
'oraftr. Shop over J. T.Birehartrs carpenter shop
a few rods east of Warner's Rotel.
J; 11. 10111i0CIE-Attorney a 7 Law--office
removed to ' Front. Room of his :residence, two
doors east of his further location, in Turnpike
street, third building from *ter of Public Av.:
enue, and nearly opposite M. S. Wilson's Store.
J une, 1849.
A. BALDWIN—SaddIe, Harness, Carpet-
Bag and Trunk Manufiteturer, and Carriage Trim
mer, Shop, on Turnpike street, opposite I. L.
Post & Co's.
0.111. SI7IIIONS-4ashionable Bont and Shoe
maker, over 4. !Bald w in's Illimess shop, Turn
pike street.
t u WO! al SHIPS I N—Dealers in Stoves,
Stoi'e trimmings , Tin; Sheet !Iron and Copper
Ware, Dry Gocids, Gruceriesokc., Public Avenue
E GORED rid NEiliTollB---Dealers in
Hats, Caps; and Furs; opposite the " Democrat
Printing office, Foot Pbblic AVenue.
JOHN GROW ES—Fashionable Tailor; over
Geo. Fulle4 Biook Store, where he does work in
aatle al • er un - • ed.
PETER 'S
Maker; foot o
J. LYONS--Dealer in Dry Goods, Hardware
Crockery and Tinware, Groceries, Books, etc.;
ALSO, Carries on the BOOK BINDLNG Busi
ness Public Avenue, Montrose, Pa.
N. NEWTON—Attorney tat Law ; ;Office a
few doors South alb° Court How.
. is not
beam for
good
face
flange
if the
I bold
long
. bolt,
body of
wkich
edirec
wg to
4 , elL111.•
/nce to
i•ILLNEEII3ORO, PA. CHEAP CASH STORE
On the N'ew YEA k Erie Rail Road and &ague
I : hantta River, 200 mites from Yew York, 25 'miles
from Ringleamton,.and 19 In ite_efrom . Montrose,—
eurrolatifti by Moutdains and the, Railroad
13ridges.1 , .
A T our store the following may be f and Eng
.tt. hilt, French and Axnertaitt D . odds, Bon- ,
nets and 'Ribbons, ParasOls Ake., Um Iles, Carpet
Bags, Hati and CapS, Looking G , Boots and
Shoes, CroFken-, Glass Ware. Hard are; Window
Glass - and:Ssdi, Dings and Medicines; Groceriesi,
Mackerel, • Codfish, Mess Pork Sitpettle . Flour,
Nails", Stone Wire; Jappaned Ware,'Plimbi; Oils,
=Dye . Stuffs, Hatter Firkins, Candles, tinicl's and
Townsend's Sersapardla, Books, Paper, inks and
I , Quills, Woking, Parlor and Shop Stoves, Stove
I Pipe end Stove Triiiimings;oii hand or made to
order. ' - " - ' •
Engle Foundry Ploughs--warranted: Trunks &
i Traveling FTShinghts, Clover Seed, Carpet and .
• c o tt o n Vim, • es ,:Handles, Buck Saws, Shovels,
Hoes, Rakes, cvtiOsi, de, &c. .
f For the eery liberal patronage which we have
! received the past vearwe tender our sincere thanks,
i and trust we shall redeye' a still larger share of
1 public patronage the present season. Having ye
i anted-the:price of our' goods about 25 per cent
1 from tilt year's Flees, our motto is now—small
f profits end quick turns: . Situated as we are oh'the
1 RailreadJWe can 55,,1l lower than any other estab
_lishment In the county.
1 - ~,, "LYONS sk CHANDLER.
Lmeaborti, *July Ilk 1549.
at iai
ie first
poorer
• ahk
as all
ll%aware &e.
AATE• have now tay band 'a great varietv'of toolc.
lug, Forlor lartdWpetoves . , wbicl we will
aeli foi'v4sb'or ready pay &ftpei . thineierAmong
'olw•Cookhkg'stoves are thcl follow ing kinds
'The Phoenix Mertgl?t, the vsy best'etove , tike.
•' • a- , NT - roved Rotary: ,'Y " "
Ir. rß Large Oven. " ; 41 : 1 '
• "" ' • I ' a • a -
biteside's Double Oven; a a
, itt i u k ohlim *wry . kla • 41
4Veti, -- Pretnium and eithei;ttoves o
alliskstf-011ebakparlarlstoves for wood and coal.
Alet!'oo.silettglltniofsiove trimmings; Tin, Opp
pe aline I find ` Zinc Ware. And article not
on viand mile'to er4r on - short Mitkwand - theMoSt
.reasonage terml'uribite* re Will save money by
before buying, as we are determin
ed to sellat-pri,o4:Which must suit any one.
12 88 • ROSE *.SDWSON.
EMS
EVENS—Cabinet' and Chair
Publi6 AventiO.
7 Wasttrgrox. 27 Dec. 1845
, Or all the Periodical Journals devoted to litera
ture and science which abound in Europe and in
ibis country, this has appeared to me the most use
fuL It contains indeed the exposition only of the
current literature of the English language, but this,
by its immense extent and comprehension, includes
a portraiture of the human mind in the utmost ex
pansion of the present age. J. Q. /DA MS
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
New Yoax Everizea Posr.—Littid's Living Age
keeps up its 'character. The back numbers con
tain a prodigious amount and variety of the best
periodical-literature of England.
New Yoaa Excaess—A new weekly magazine
established at. Boston, by Mr. E. LittelL whose
taste and talents are too well known throughout
the country to require particular notice. It is ele
gantly executed as it regards Bath type and paper.
Its contents are *elected friim the most distinguish
ed periodicals of Europe,
. LOUISVILLE Jouarrat.—A handsome weekly ma
vazine. The articles the choice ones that appear
in thelneriodicaLs of (Inuit Britain. Mr. L's quali
fications are universally known.
Dineetnert Deity Tisies—The selections are of
a high orderof: merit, and afford an ag reeable va.
riety,,being confined to no particular depirtment
of literature. There is the gmlieandibe gay.both
otjoase nod- PectrY.most beautiful and
figrehell E v ery genera reader (slgoold i a ke
tlio Levier o dlige, if be wishee to become acquainted
. with the world =nd hiro, and pmgroaa with it.
Arrived,
ANEW supply of Drags, Medicines, Paints,
Oils, Gro.csniss, Yankee Notions, Jewelry, itc.
at T BRELL's
Moutroao, May 16, 1850
N. Y. & Erie itz;litriiadl ! Everybo
" drs IlhehrircY' Lin
tan scribers are now prepare" to. - rereiv
T Freight of all kinds at the OwegO 'Depot, and
also at the Binghamton, Great-Bend, said Lanesbo
re' Depots, every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, 01 each week, and continue with regularity
throughout the season. .They will a.tend to for.
Warding the same to the New-York.3farket, where
they have madeaiVements with ex perienced
will
salesmen, who nd to the sel ling of the
same, and return the proceeds in Bankable funds
at either of the above Depots, to the following per
sons :—At the store of F. Raynsford, Owego; at
the storehouse of C. ,M'Kinney, Binghrunton ; at the
office of Jas: Griffin, Great Pend ; and at the lintel
of E. Benson, Lanesburo'. .
JAMES SISK, Binglmmton,
JAMES GRIFFIN, Great Bend,
F. R&YNSFORD, Owego.
Owego, July 23, 1849.
Agents :--CI. M'Kinney, Binghamton ; E. Benson.
• Lanesboro. •
CArrsix JAMES SISK will superintend the brisi
netts throughout the whole Line, and receive and
fill all orders for Groceries, Fruit, Fish, Oysters,
&c. ; which will be bought at the lowest whole
sale prices in New-York, and forwa4led to either
of the above named Depots. n3Oni2
Watchman, what of the ni ght '? -,
LOCKS,
patter
ns in
,iWATCiIES,AM forkJEiLßlezfall
C the various
can
be had at True's, No. 4, Public Avenue. He offers
Watches for at least two dollars less than the same
quality have been offered in this market. Purchas
ers may be sure that none but No. 1, letter A, arc
sold here, for we find 'tis but such can be safely
warranted.
Patent Lever Watches. gold. from $45.00 to $90,00
Do. silver, from 18.00 to $23,00
Detached Lever, gold, from 35,00 to 45,00
Do. silver, from IW.OO to 20,00
Cylinder Escapement, gold, from 28,00 to 35,00
Da silver, from '12,00 to 15,00
English Quartiers, • from r 16 ,00 to 8,50
Gold Pens and Pencils from Ps to $B,OO, Gold
Rings from 3 shillings to $3,50, Breast Pins from 1
shilling to $B.OO. Silver belt slides, gold, steel and
gilt chains, gold Revs, slides, steel heads & clasps,
silver ware, music gases. accordion% and a thous
and and one traps, which, for want of room,.we
must omit to mention here. So, walk in, ye lovers
of good bargains, and if we have flat the exact ar
ticle fnr you, give us three days tithe and you can
he arrnminndated.
Clocks, watches, jewelry and musical instruments
carefully repaired. , WM. W. TRLTE.
FOR SALE—The nicest Shay-top Buggy in
the county, Philadelphia manufactut - e, by
Montrose, Dec., 1810. „ 'TRUE.
• • New Grocery Store.
One door South of Mills d .461app's in the
(Store formerly occupied by W. M. Post.)
r`HE subscriber has received a large and eaten-
Five stock of
Groceries,
con,isfing of Teas, Sugars, Molasses, Coffee, Tobac
co, Rice, Ground Spiel and Pepper, Starch, Cloves,
tzaleratuF, Ginger, Nutmegs Indigo, Cigars, Choco
late, Sperm and tallow Candles, Codfish, Mackerel
by the barrel, half and quarter barrel and kits,
Herring by the box. Raisins by the box or pound.
Salt by the sack or barrel, Clocks, stone Ware,
Willow Ware, Flour, Pork, etc. 4ke. &c. - Wholesale
dealer in all kind of '
Wines and Liquors.
He can and sell his geoids cheaper than
they can be bought at any other store in Montrose,
reader, if you don't believe it give us a call anti
we'll convince you. Don't (oqettlie place.
ERABTHS ROSS.
Montrose, June `2B, 1849 n26tf
Proclamatiota.
T HAVE resolved to sell Goods' ereafter princi
1 pally for ready pay. For cash down, I can and
will sell goods lower than they can be afforded at
credit houses. I will then have no lo4sesirom bad
debts to make up, and no time, and expense of
keeping books and collectiug debts to lose, ‘a tot
make provision for in the price of the goods. In t
doing a credit business, all these hisses must be
made up on thole who do pay. Therefore, those !'
having cash to pay will save a portion of it by call
ing at TorreWs. Those now indebtod must cash i
up immediately. ABEIL TTJRRELL
Montrose, January 1, 1860.
Blotchley's Ploughs.
THESE celebrated ploughs are now manufac
tured by the-subscriber attic Fartnirs & Me
chanics' Foundry near Montrose, and are forsale at
the Foundry, and at Mills di Knapp's. Montrose.—
Any person giving one a fair trial, and being dissat
'tied with its working, is at liberty to return it.
Also, Mott's celebrated side-hill and Wayne Co
ploughs. . JOSEPH FULLER.
Montrone, April 9, 1950.
We have used one of Blatchley's improved
ploughs, and consider it superior to any one we
have used. We can with confidence recommend
it to the fasming commmaity.
JLIMNI I AH MEA CRAM,
JAMES A. BUNNELL
April 5. 1850. MARTAIN L. CATLIN
Partnership Notice.
'HE undersigned hare this day entered into
JL Co-partnership under the name and Finn of
WASHBURN & Damara, for the purpose of carrying
on the
lIAT, CAP. AND FUR BUSINESS, •
n all its various branches—wholesale and retail—
at the old stand of Washburn tt Co., Court attest,
Binghamton. M. D. WASHBURN,
April 2, 1850. S. T. WASHBURN.
Whitesides Improved
Double Oren Rot. Air Cooking Stove
The subscriber has obtained the exelipdve right
of vending this stove in the county of Susquehan
na and Wayne, and having a large numbex of them
manufactured at the " Eagle Foundry' in this vil
lage in a neat style, offers them for sole. They can
be had at the Foundry, at the store of Messrs. Rose
and Simpson's or of the subscriber.
37 . GEO. FULLER.
Montrose, Sept. 11, 1849.
Executor's lotice4
NOTICE is hereby given to all person.. interest
ed in the settlement of the Estate of S. May
lert, late of the township of New Milford, deceased,
that letters testamental) , have been granted to the
subscribers, and that Michael Meylert will attend
to any business connected with said Ebtate, at the
late residence of the said S. Meylert. in New Mil
ford, and B. S. Ilentioy will do the same at his of
fice, in Montrose. All persons having- demands
against the Estate will present them duly athenti
cated, for settlement to either of,:the.Ekectitors, and
any persqns indebted to the Estate will please
make immediate payment.
MICHAEL MEY,LERT, Ex ... •
BENJ. S. BENTLEt
•
Genesee Flour.
,
200
.A . Ytle at 4 and 775 ?. pe u rl: fine
! Genesee . _Flour
Laving made arrangements with one of the Gen
esee Mills, wo shall keep constantly on hind (aesh
ground Genesee Flour of asurierior quality, for sale
by the load or otherwise—Also,„ superfine }lnek :
wheat Flour. is eacksi ' ,
LYONS a CH4NDLER.
lanesbore, Jan. 2 . 2. 0*
New Watches & Jeweie.y.?
A fresh lot of those thoice watches, and Jeirelrp
of every description, lost received at • tunes.
May 8. 1860.
Bfill.iNT'S' INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM,
Without .the-least shadownf doubt, eery enemy
of the Went stroeity develop.•d cases of sicerated. and des•'
Ce.fra NlTS—itich ritscs'as were never cured by i eny other
medicines—and which were so vtierly boneless, that tinedie.
eased Tatou:immure pronounced by physicians and fliturds.
toY ncrunt.t.r Davin.
Thu Halsahh ja a VEOISTIELt , compound. which tinter
okluree any person when It I. lewd for the Cure,. Of Chroitir
duvaaia. It poneues stroag, • active, I'iItIFYING and
Ni.I'EILATIVE properties. ana such olher medications snare
C.xtrirtALLY !teCZplia iur to mire all Conchs. and to RIM
atm very identual Cove It Pis it O , E. whirli is rolled by )shy
•inns anclothers, and is really, considered to be, without
he Icon t doubt.
Pulmonary Consumption.
Tau Raise, heal, and raves nfrocrt in the /amen. rind
where internally. ra errtam'y and usytiv ns that otter r inert.
cite which we call Ila ks rx PURI ET 0 , 1 Ex tit .'
and :•cals ulcers irternetto. this ffsi.asui will rum Pins
OnAt'3 l of ( s ough end Consumptson out of Tr., Idler all ether
remedies have failed to core.
TOOUSANDS OF CONST3IPTI()NS
end elven, haring been enrol by h, te , tify toul iirt , :e its
ua ty,h og .fficoey in all Moonset of the 111.40.. AT. I
and BREAST.
We IA fully acme of the very sfront and posit:re asser
thrugs which cc Fare mad" above. and toe would not hare so
os;er , rel, had yr $1 , 4 also her*. contutent that the le tp•clohle ,;
testanony (marred, of some of the almv-rou.e cures :vast to hare j
been effected by shim B• 1.5 A M, fo.ny nutria and supra/ t raw er
ere ?mete asserted—anti ter LI.ENG tl E lit rnitiTell
of any other ramede, to pratitiCe as rear table test,toony of
cures of as many IIVPE I.EsS DYING PLII , OrN. as ere/.t -
BILINTS PULMONARY 8.t1.64.31. maul%
VOX. Coughs, Colds, Spitting of I.h.cd r Ittertitng, at the '
Lungs. Pain in the Reeds: and Sidi- Stem:weals. Niresits
Comptoint.t, Potpttotion of the Heart. Focale Weaknesses
and Complaints, Cholera Infantion, Dysentery, ohd Sun met
Complaints.
A DYING WOMAN Sll3=l.
We pulllish this cure of Consumption, it being one out ul
the many which can be adducea, to prose the magical
power to ance life. which this Ilalviso possesses —even after
I the person is considered by physicians and friends, to be in
the very lust stages uf the drase 4GT UAL I. Y DVI 140-,lclui
on this ease, :a far c ow, t aut her flienda hod bought tht
• cloth for her shroud and other burial clothes. Vale cure was
etleeted on Mrs. Zsba llykemtio, the wile of a respectable
man !raiding . nt Balls:au Spa, Saratoga county, V Y.
, Mr. Pt/kande awore to the facts 10-fore This. G. Yount!. 1
F.sq , Justice of the peace. and editor of a paper at Bali,
ton, who certifies to the good . character of Mr. Dykentan,
for veracity and relpectahlo standing: Mr. John Wait, mer
chant at tise acme place,, atlo eertitlea that he Wow: all the
/arts as rutted ; and that itlr. Ttrkernan's rtmtie , er is gaol.
bur the full particulars of this cure. sae 04. it l'astrituarb
BELIEVED IMPOSSIBLE TO LITE.
Mears. E. B ro, of Eq..-t Och.,,r,h. Oswego
Co '
Y., respectable druggists. wrote to us. May 19, 1.4 N.
tee harp jest beard through Mr Whitman. a resperishie
citizen at this place; of en important cons of Coaramptios.
which BRANT . .I INDIAN PULSION•AY DALN,M has produced
on the wife of an acquaintance of his. wh resides in the
town of Palermo in this county. She bad been long con.
tin.. 4 in her bed, and was eo dha,erovsly diseased that her
friends 6sheved tt impossible for her to lire
MORE THAN ONE DAY LONGER.
But, when al &Av. hope Whey Jailed, she commenced to
king itreat's Pahneacry Baisant. end its medical efficacy has
raised her ((row a dsme bed, so that she- is now going about
and attending tober dotnostic,hbusehold affairs and dhties
She acknowledges, and it is very evident that ebo is indeht.
ed to Bract's Balsa= for her reccivery from a long, severe,
and dangerous sickness ; end her frienda and neighbors
madder that medicine Invaluable.
ms vuNcs BLED-7-11E limn . DYE.
SCROFULA' AND ERUPTIONS.
Dr. T. M. Bunt, drUpist,,Auhurn, N. Y „wrote in April
1836, that the intrinsic ea:ref:emir of BRANT'S MEDICINE
nad'obtkined for i , h name shore aff other rented ter ; and that
u a pacifier of the sARRAPAXlLL.l....rtaistbieta wider."
lie satli. ou the :loth of Ju:v. 1545,4ku1t a gentleman asked
kit opinion as to what he had better give his child ft - ;r ag.
gravating Ernetione. lie recominerkield IaRANTS. - 1S1)1AN
MEDICINE from hie own pored:awl kuowledge of its parts
and nealeng values, in such diseases ; and one isr two
a ri tt7 l l;R effectod a care. lie :dui recommended BR ~. Nrzt
PERU YING EXTRACT in a derided and serious crtc of
Scrape/a in the of tie neck. glas neck was re. y lova
emetic* es /sea pales, Lod large lentors formed under the ears,
and lite genera! heollA was ranCA Unpaired. 7'wo or three
Isofflei effects- a pct . :slower entre.
FEVER-SORE CURED.
The Rar Rtchard DlVlraillX, Pastor of the Presbyterian
Church, Adana! Bede Monroe. Co . N. Y.. r: row In October,
1ti , 83 1 . I hare just recited a letter from Mr. Chatincy fun.
Clif:".,reltstire to the cu, of bit Fever-eore. You may de.
peed on what it emery , for he is a Christian man nod en eta...!
in the church. Some Tear§ eitiOr heduni to bare one of his
legacet of. to save his life, in Consequence of a Fever-eom.
The other let being now adectrds and shout to he ampran. ,
ted, I recommended,Besnes dledtriat—vain me RES:MT.,
fl'o m , ys. ^ I hole used only 'nine:a Itorrt..ms of In: A:yr s
' lIF.DICINE—I pleredlALL nitrafeens your reesruneasfalion
ca that Medicine, and 4 041 now say. that with ins Litwin.;
of God. it ha, effected a cure of my log." Bee ParuPlilets,
for full particulars. ‘.
ChrOn.l6 ,
'Rheumatism. •
I gape Erre Knew, 37 Willow strte!, Brooklyn. N. Y., had
Insn
rentirm for 30 'yeare. he tned Tireafe Medictnc. which
effected a ~ rune . Numerous Other case of recreit and lone
i etruiding, hare been eficonmily cured:
LIVER COMPLAINT.
..
, 1 ,,,c, Nlithan iftddla dof StaMford;, e'onn . dam, of the
ol d en sad moot respectable , plipielans,`Was nfilktert with
Ltrer Comp:Jinni many yeare, and was perfectly cured. 11
tieing Brant : Pc , lb nt . g• Ezirea. We. could name hundreds
of oiler cases, also cared.
NURSING SORE MOUTH, LUCORRHEA, &.C.
Byrom, Bc.rses.Co.,hY. Y, Oriolwr 19, '1947.
MESSRS. 1.1. T. WALLACIIitte CO.: Some time last
winter my wife become so debilitated from the elecissof
Lerer , hev, and Nursing Sore Month. that she could trot lift
.her chili or perform any household labor. Iler media&
trem went was varied according to the advice end pre-scrip
tion• of the snort eirdner.t :rm.. until our skill was
exhausted in t16..:.•0. I . trWtS. pi le ternerie NI Very P
Fkrte
ton. !left at the time the ceerrneneed teking7Totir Pulmenary
Balsam she welehed no .mere thee eighty-five p0in..1.. ; h ut
by the titre shelled oilcan
,foar Lett;ts. rhe became perfectly
well. The cure is so perfect. tisSral•nis now enabled to id
ill necessary household work. .ohl coined thirty pounds el
flesh in four weeks. We fissure. You ei.e - eatt attribute her
cure to nothing hut Brant'n •Italsein. mei cheerfully reebree
mend MI use to nil laboring under nnystlimiltd-rftlictiOn.
Yours. truly, O.
, 7.. S. TERRY, Esq. of Byron, wrote neat the came time
that Mr. Galrittine nomed above wrote, sayite.. thothe was
personally aceuainted with Mr. and' Mrs. e r Talt.ntitte. and
that the snore cure came under his Own observatkitt. lie
further adds. that he Is acqualeted with
A. Dozen Ot.lher Cures
of various diseases, which were erected : by Braurt na;4ls
•; •
,
Mercurial Diseases. i
Theis is another class ofidlecrises which BRANT'S
PURIFYING EXTRACT. pterscrkv 'pars and 'radio*:
from the system, WITHOUT ANY FAILURE. This
churl of diseases, when they heOpme rsastierticas/, aro Mu
tiny called Mercurial because spore physicians believe 'rich
i cannot be cured. without tke luso sif mercury. We pill
not name the disease, because tromlbls description it will
be understood: _
DOCTORS'AND PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND.
The following named Mr 'err; and j'Apitime WI Wily
recommended BRANTS, lIISUICLNF.I3:- •
Dr. N. 11141BARD,Stninfor4C4me. ' :i•
Dr. 3. NWAITIf, Watertown. N. N.
' Dr. ROISSIVIN: tt?. ttettry'aireet, Brookl* It T. ''
Dr. T. ld RUNT, Auburn, N; Y.. . ' • !:
, • Dr. OF.O.,FRANCIS, Middletown. G7onn. - . • .
Dr GEO. 'A: BOOF.R.S.Itieb: N'.'Y
Dr. S. WRITE. Fredonia, N, Y.
Dn C. B. GALENTINP., Sitas. H. T. , • • . . ..
Dr. J, O. SHIPMAN, Yrtypttiottle. N. T: i i
'd ' Dr. J: SKINNER; Hearrnf.,Bropetiink - air ..-
Dr - O. SHIPMAN. Ondmia MT' 1' • ' - ". ' ,pi.
• , .
.4 . 4ollllll=atia • I'Ult,ll:Wi; lit_imiti&p i t ;, 1
11
Iltirritt; NewMitred ir*riltiii-*Cktis;:X.,Obson ;
'T.. r. 1300 r, Utictibiiro', , , l tifli,oliii‘it IntitZlieat
tatitl; :Edviiii:Tiffriiljtill '"klyp ...' ,1441341004'# Nqtry:
11.
Ilarford ; 11,1 E Gioiiitile,' iiiidafii , littiteriee'ittiEd:
wards,' Untii ;' • Latblip: .Stilii,bill;Vit' OM i
t
Je
NEW si i pplyi'ot lb . .
I
Aable et , ,
(call and sae )&t
Montrose, March 1 '1&40,
4 , ,
PLOVER and Thii ot)
L 4 l4.T'
_ _
April 1, '5O
0r #o4_,_. • g;
- Las Roust scalf TWO Vatur‘Cemmert.t.v.—Tharts
- iilarasparilla -for sale in the different Soars called g P,
Townsend's Sarsaparilla. It is advertised as the OAHU,
NAL GENVlNE4altd,all teat, ThLiTonnsend la na &vet
and never wan ; but ems formdigy Iv:reran railroads, ca.
nets, end thelike—yet he asetuntifthe of Doctor for th e
purpose of matting credit fet what he ifnett. - -7,He says " ha
has attended taro lneditai etboete, and, pratticed (or fift een mug! i" now the truth.ts. he never 'prattieed medicine a
clay in hie . lite Sochi wilful, wicked Arrierepresentanon
thous bed to the character and veracity oftheninn_ • ' ."." 111
most airstmelnhe tad reser made those atatelnelits 1 , nun.
self OT OfMle; When 11/111 men learn to be honest and truth.
nil hf fl their'dnitietel and intercourse • erttiVtlieir tenets
li e applied to one Reel Clapp to assist him in man-
Wiauridehia Irdature,`stanne the large sums; he would
o ne inducituent to embark &mate Wainer. These
nee Gave 'beet in ni!iidt and litieTirng me leen 'possible
formaiiit order Ut, MM. the - puhtic withwehodef that
the 01, D o tt n eessoneerrilla was not die genoille, on
pia; Mae fro - On the a I ?eetar' original Nem
P .Townsend sail I nave ,sud th ee ThigS* * --- • 't give hint e ": u m y
oome„fOrlfra - Week . , to 11 he *ill pro.
.duce one silage solitary -pron: o . spoinents o f
- Thompson. Skillet= , te en.i, are Telling brit ti s s u e of
falsehoods, limply made to the Ptn , ltt, end keep
the trial down ui ,star to his r"`" n in f e ""nttee eon.
public to purchase
paned. Th is islis . deul4on t he tore but
Old "De. JACOB Towntend'a Sersape_n ma. having oa litr e
Old Doet , e ..like nTo his f amily Coat of Arms, and 1M
the e t..12f rmn.
0
THE oniaiNAL 'Discovrattu k OF THE
Genuine Townsend Sarsaparilla.
Old Dr. Townsend is now nbout year.. of am. and hu
long been known asains...4 LiFFI OR and Dikreo VEBER
of the G E NAIL:VS ORIGINAL "T_OWNSL'SD
SARSAPARILLA" poor, he Was rotnnelfed
limit its manufacture, by which means it hes been kept set
of market, and the Wes circumscribed tp those only whe
bad proved its worth and known inevalue. !chart reached
the ears of many, nevertheless, as those persons who had
been heated orsore diseases. and saved from dessb 7 pre
c.annod its wonderful
-HEALING POWER.
This GRAND AND UNEQUALLED PREPARATION Is
manufactured on the largest scale, and is called for through.
out the length! , and breadth of the land, espc:eially as it is
found incapable of ddgenemtion or deterioration.
Unlike young. S. P. Townsend's, it improves with age,
and neverchanges but for 'ha better because it to prepared
on scientific Prineipies by a scientific mem. The hietvest
knowledge of Chemistry, and the meet discoveries of the
art, have all been brought into requisition in the manufae
cure of the Old Dr's Sarsaparilla. The. Sarsaparilla root,
it is well known to medical moo, contains Many menlielcal
properties, twirl come properties which are men or useless,
andothere, which if retained in preparing it for uer. pro.
duce fermentation and arid, which is InitinOW to the ass.
tern. Some of die properties of Sarsaparilla are eo selentle
that they entifely evaporate and ere menu in the preparation.
if they are notpreaerved by a screnlfge process, lzr.osmot.
ly to those experienced an in manufacture. Wrens-v.,
these to/arrie principle., which sly off.in vapor, or as an ex.
halation, under heat. are the very essential medical prop.
tract of the root, which give to it all its value.
Any person can boil or stew the rent till they get a Wit
colored liquid, which:iu more norm the coloring matter re
the root than frun anything elm. : they can then etrain dm,
insipid or vapid liquid, eweeien with cone molasses. and
then call it "SARSAPARILLA EXTRACT or SYRUP"
But tench is not the article known as the
.GENUINE OLD DR JACOR TOW! NSEND'S
• SARSAPARILL
, This is tio
. prepared that all the Inert pmpert:ec of the
Sarsipanila root are first iernmeed, everything capable of
betoming acid or4ermentation is extracted and rejected ;
then every particle of medical virtue
k a secured in a pm
. and concentrated - Vim; and thug it in 'rendered incapable
of loeinganypOim valuable and heating properucc. Pre.
pat ed in this:Way, it is made tint most powertul agent m tee
Cuiss : cpg*.hangirrigxxible Diseases.
Tiencelhe reason- Why we" heal commendatinns on eve:,
side in itsfator by men..u.emen, and children. We find h
doing wonder. in the cu re , v 1
CONSW.A/P DPW. D Y F:P SLL, seal L17E12-
COMPLA INT, and in RHEUMATISM. SC1701".
ULA. PILES. CONTI VEN F: SS. all (7UTANL
OLTS - .E4UPTIO:vs. PIMPLES, BLOTCHES
' r t ni.l all afrettioustirienur 'from
IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD. •
it porserSes a marvellous eißcitcy is all comp !ante an
sing horn In'dOStion, !wan Acidity of the ,forme., from ;
unoqualeireularion, determination of blood to the head,'
palpitation of the heart. Colt feet anal bon.ti, cold chin are
hcit flaShes over the body. It has not its equal in raid* and
otherl.4.
Coughs • anti promotes easy expectoration and gamic pir•
epirati . retaxtue strictures of tie lungs, throat andever
But ur nothing ii ilia randier= more rettnif.ntly sem add
acknowtedged . than in All k inds and stages of • .
FENVALE COMPLAINTS.
It Works Wonders in i eases of Fluor Albite or Whist.
Palling: of the Womb. Obstructed, Suppressed, ot Paulo=
blender, frr4ufarity of the menstrual periods. aid the la. ;
Ladle effeettial in curing all the forms of Kidney Diem , .
By ramotoine obstructions. and regulating the renew
-evatem..it gives, tone and strength to the crtnile boil, nil
thus Cures a',ll forms of , .4
Iferrone Diseases and Debility.
andtlitie prevents or relieves a gre,xxsarkety, of other seal.
allies, as .SfenaL irritation, New-oleo, St. Buns Doses. •
Swooning. 'Epileptic Fitz: C7onruisisms, tr.
It cleansei Like blood. =Sites the liter to healthy alit , '•
tones the-stomach, and gyres good digeatioh, relieves ti'
bowels of terpof and tonal irpation. allavainflaniznation,p
rifles the skirt. equalizes the eireubittOn . of, thelalood. is
duct= gentle' warmth equal!, all over-the-body, and VI
mumble perspiration i relaxes strictures and tightness.*
moves oil... Obstructions, and invigorates the enure nerron
sratem. Until this then
'Tae Aleillotne yen pre-eminently need]
Rot can gni m these things be said of S. P. Townsend''
inferior atilt:fell This Young man's liquid is not to be
COMPARED WITH THE OLD DR'S. -
because of' one CRAM) PACT. that the nt is liiCaPi
BIZ of DETERIORATION, and
. . : , NEVER SPOILS.
while the qther:DOF.S • soutin.7. ferment:sq. and 5/Swag
the bottles', mito.jning it into fragments . : the *tot, EA
liquid expledira.and damaging other eoods I Must notiho
horrible:cnrintoundlni-. potronotw!to th e :natter 1-1111'
put amdintomaystogn already diseasql !nth arid 7 WrAt
Callata Dpipersta but finial -Do We not all know that ate' '
food !aura in our stomachs what. mischief it proiatal
flatulence,:heartburn, palpitation of the heart, liver ctn.
pp dint , diarrltren, dysennet7. - rolic. 'end cotruptien of chi
blood'? WhaziaScrofula but an acid humor to the body
I
%%lot prothteei.All the htfmors which brine on Proptiositt
"the Skin,r Scald; Head Silt Rheum. Biypir'2l, lON
gwellings, Fever Sores. and all ulceration. , internalaSurn
tonial 1 It is nothing elder liedXen but an acid sidearm
which sour% and thee sPORS all-the -du* rr-Lhr tv'tvl w "...,
or sera. ' What caur.-ea; Ithchinstikrci Vit. a ; sour oro 6" .
' Cmii which` insinuates lititelf between. the , joints Mid*
Where.initating -and 'inflaming the ; delicate _tissues Vol
which it Otte i So of nervous threat's, of Impurity of ta
blonilCorltleriegell circulation, and nearly all the slimes
which of kt human natuie. ' '• - -
, •
,10w..-10•:it( not,horrible to make ' and sell, and ininat
'worse to Mtn: this , •
SQUAilid,, FERMr.rINC, arm ~ coMMUND" CI
. • ' ' - S • , To‘VisßNO, ,
and vet lie:iwould fain ,hare it - underate‘id that Old lh a
cob Townsend's, Gcnqins Otnrined Srvielts, is set
ITATION of lire inferior, preparation I f .
Ilenivii forbid , that:Wo should deal 'in-'an-article trlrl
would beautha,nmet ;Omani, reaelidgencedia 5, P. Vat
send's article 1 , 1 ,
We.wimlflefujiileist6"4l: batons& it. I. the abash/fund
that S. P. TetteakentPs Ortiele andaht Di. Jacob Tomcod'
Sneaparillaafehenreiticideepart,asid iefrairetydiset
Cur; that they ate unlike in every, pititymilar, lariat to
atesingle thing in' COMM. - • - .
. As ...S., P. Townsend is no 'dieter. and near malt I.
chemist, no pharinaceutist-slmowyf no more of medietres
distant than any tuber on mad e , uneelendile, unprotraeli
Man, what guormsrat cid the- publin here That they APR
calving a`ganuines4intl4e l **lire, containing all the.'
tife o l 3 fAithrtit'lps tied in preps it. and which art e
catitqrarefOgtto.viidelt might'viler :them the AGENTS
or pinsissilostead" of, heilthlt ' , •._ , I • , ' -
But te . hitt, eleii;ehoul4 be iiipee4d• flint nee who kol. o
•ecithilig domjittinatily nrnietlic.ino OS ditiettatil IL rtioo:
a person of some erpetience to Cook arid serve uP t'lt
e'°llllllllWideTlLlcitial. i.3.110ur much more important 0 1
that tileJeknt . tslio.uianu facture medicine desicned for
viipAß'.sr, °MAWS AND ENFE'EBL'ED SYSTEI,
.eliouldlreitreinellabe medical properties, orolataL at:
manic! cif securing and COTlCnntrattn4 their Ileanng lin',7,
also an extensive knowledge. of- the.various diseases:;
silk i!** 'Wiwi ' aYstenti andAtow - to adapt rem°
tbolo„..4ittatoos.,, t. - --- -: , i - ,..-'ir ," ' , .. ', -
'. 'IN IS 'ter amp\ fraudsupon Me anfOrauttate. to Wm -... 1*411
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