ma.
• TVILAL
e:!vp, tow iiam7:fLat:3'o,
'-' ' Stitt Agriculturatroiventio - n": -.
.
, Thiabodporganikdat Harrisbnrgh on the
constant,' by 'the appointment, of the fol
'irineiggeit :"-
Presidiat—lion. George - W. Woodward.
vice..Priftiidents--,Gen. James Irvin, Dr.
Ejwia; .A. lA:Roberts; James Gowen ;
, :e:Vir,.D. Keller; Isaac Markley; Wil
narelv_;- H. fones Brooke • Abraham
. ;12 . ;.11,. A. Mahlenberg ; G en. C. Siii
4, Jahn S. Rhey. Addison ItlrKean ; J.
hi' card ; A.'4. Ricker ; Jacob Heide
.lT }Mr. ild'Clain ; Gen. R. C. Hale.; Max
/01 Mraslitt; Dr. Bigelow ; George V.
44wrence; , , -- 40. 'Hiram Hultz ; Arnold Mu,
ler. Gideon'tßall.
' Seciitafies—Robert C. Walker. ,R. C.
.lare; , L. C. Ford, I. G. M'Kinley, Wm. G.
flaring.
.:Gia motion, rt committee on business was
Appconted, consisting of Joseph R. Ingersoll,
_fir. Elwin, Alexander Patterson, William
l t&avely, and G. -V. Lawrence.
i l,- The Governor and heads of departments
I,were invited to attend the sittings of the con
...
,
.7: - ention. The Hon. Joseph R. Ingersoll,from
`the Committee on . Business, reported in favor
if, establishing a State Agricultural Society
ireparing it constitution and •memorial to the
..egislature, for a charter and an appropria
ion ; and also in favor of introducing instruc
t= pnegriculture into the common schools
'the State. .The recommendations of the
oximittee Were ail adopted.
, Judge Reyes., from a Select Committee,
,eported a Coristitu4n for the organization
15f aorenusylrania Stale Agricultural Society.
4 'he Constitution provides that there shall be
ilgradmission fee of not less than one dollar,.
il t • t tri annual contribution of the same amount.
i .
to• ,ThirtY dollars a• constitute ji life membe r. V , Che officers to be a President, twenty four
!f%lice Pre*idents--one from each Congression
fill district—a Treasnrer, a corresponding and
r 4 Recording Secretary, a Librarian, an Agri.
• u4ultnral Chemiit and Geologist, and an Exec
i ti.itive,Committee consisting of the above na
'4,:ned officers and five others. The Society is
o niet, annually, on the third Tuesday of
zanuary—,fifteen members to constitute a
it
Anoram todo business.
1
.
' t: •
Md. question being on the adoption of the
P.' t
3 t.3onstitution, able and eloquent speches
li't were made in favor of the measure by J. R.
i ;ingersoll, Judge Kelley and others, when the
i'. t , constitution was unanimously adopted. _
.1 t • i' . 11.fts• srs J. R. Ingersoll, of Philadelphia, A.
f i 9. Heider of Dauphin, and Mr. McAllister,
I.ifJp . iiatit, Were appointed by the President
41 committee to prepare - a memorial to the
~-Ciegislature on the subject of an Agricultural
r ,it := - Lizo hool.
S 4 : • On motion of J. R. Ingersoll, it was resol
tc•ed that:the Convention respeetfully. invite
,- 1 ,..,
r- .:attention to the early publication of Professor
t . ''illogers'‘Geological.Reports, and the ariiinge
•„„t.cent of the collections in the cabinet of min
t :erals. The Convention then adjourned until
I, E.Wedtuasday,afternoon, at 21 o'clock.
' lovernor Johnston and the Agricultural
Convention. '
: It 'l A committee, consisting of, one delegate
I icrom each. Congressional district appointed
, ,yo designate the permanent officers of th:
" ,r, , , s 'Agricultural Convention in session at Harm-
Ourg united in conferring the office of Presi
.. en& upon i
TvedrnorJohnsdteton.tiM to essrs. Ball,
nce of
the wait ap
i u n p t -..
4 - - io n . him rfn a and as n i v. h er is a We cce re p elm
I tt
....iment. la reply, the Governor sent the follow
,
`rig letter, declining the honor.
ti ' , EXECUTIVE CIIKIII3r.R.,
i Harrisburg, January 21. 1851.
, No Messrs. Ball, Elwvn and Snyder, Com
mitteeof State Agricultural Convention.
- 4.1 Gi - LEXEF- :—Accept my sincere thanks
tence implied in the offer tti eon
;he Presidency of the highly re
mvention which you represent. '
'misrepresentation of any kind,
-pt misconstruction of the purpo
ivention, I feel it a duty respect
me ari honor so unexpectedly and
.ed. • ,
)ption of this course I am inflo=
unfriendliness to tie objects of
M. Upon the success of agri
suits, the 'power and wealth of
must depend for permanent se
aid in - the promotion and exten
Ira and most honorable employ
\ should be a pleasing duty to
It um persuaded much of good
f-Alrieultural science .will result
liberation( and action, and hence
-{ii my ability, • will esteem it
nivilege to co-operate with your
in)a.Jess conspicuous position,
its - p,Osiding'offieer. •
to conVeY:t.o the convention ac-
Of tlieir kindnaSs, acid' as4u
-
:cordial regard for its several
fdtmi, Si. F. JialiNsrow.
41 Y Y 441
rs sliotild remem
. mzl7,=Fa
1 1
% A Fads
e time t 0,,.. gO,. - out your
',' - iii . the *IF,/ -111- repaying it to put
1 -4en&ill if i '444
for
P 'shall open. It is
' g ' lll"3 :„, r i as e- spring day . Do
'lip N tit-off from Illy to
, ' baooiV P - 'f l - I t t h e leisure time after ward .
' • • - Alf.' o Wr .
work ' be done
' itiiii*l- 411 Y s inters shall
tno
--';
.or when lat-Y?:41,11, .-why "--7 - ha ' .
eltiliide''"`""''" in , :a legitimate wAY-
, A,,,„ 4 .- an t o a
~,. (robe ../ .
that Your wives
-, vr. ,, ; --,, _...' ...-.-3 Atowever,
~ . • i t
.1 iiskiar 44 ,w-eare.
pate
in . ,
axt' takildren should all .
00,
amsboot a
. . --.11 - irit" - . ThevelshOidd be' . b
rat '''shciuld -take
e,„,,,..---.1 , ...beam:id . 431,8 Ain . o'4."an .
:i`. Sniii"''' '6°th k a:a 114 i; 'll4--r '."
twiriqw....otibi:- - .1461:isAilgrAtune
, 3- • '. ' justly ` iernaarkft ..., , - 4 set , o f
:
:Farmer
~.down and;puttmgu? 0 meg.
:5:,-; ~ - - litivaltii*.4ll:',ll,-st id
is +e 11 ,1 1 . 1 r
__- • t,.--at 03-41,t.1i0y3C3-. °PI-.
V; 4,lrolitliV!r."--.'6.40.-iiiicOrAll'' A
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~,k evi li n good . 1 )1 4r
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'be
'''tgreatrahle.-1 , -Close
'-e.ilviSelk . lannev" '••• - will
'.'"•-ii-veiksba-i''t(iii - farMirf ,03 Pleniellt!'
Onl!.. • iiii ii i; lour ~ ,ei : , '' ‘7,73•Buit
‘ ,-; 7 044.1441"."''
1 .40414 cost
.4 di'lt%k, :we* i; 41i'dk"4-21i. I
jaki., (44'.
1- - - 154,2'.4ii itr • ,
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•
•
THE;NOEIDII4/11
• Mr. Funnetittw tkinan in employ of
Mr, Schenk ti iiiitclinieker, #righten, is con
rstructing',A Watchl *nailer In 'ntiOutfereuee*
than is threel yienliyipiecst . fff the exhibition
of 1851 ; uncertainlwhether he will
be able to coMplefe it in tittie;''' •
Mr. A. Appleglith, the eininentmaehinist,
ihas received a coin:mission:to-erect a print
' ink rmtchine, on his latestjniiiciPle, for the
exhibition 0f1.8514 It is intkledito be used
to throw 45ff eopiesJof the IliuStrated London
I News. in three languages before the visitors.
From Viennsi,aceounte have reached us • of
a magnificentind eostly l contribution, which
a furniture manufacturer of that town is send'
ing. It will Tonsiit of four rooms of a pal
ace, each apOroprirtely furnislied and deco
rated.' The 'Matefial is a peculiar Indian
wood rather lighter, in color than rose wood,
and it is sculptured in the most artistic man
ner after the chastest-designs of eminent ar
;, fists. The bedstead alone, which is already
completed, cost 12,'p00 gulden, £l2OO ; and
the cost of the other articles is in proportion.l
.. The Object of the charges for admission
into the bxbibition is one which is occupying
the attention of therEiecutive Committee.--
I No definite arrangement has yet been come
Ito on thetsuliject.
TheitavreiOurnal states that the Des-
I stkam frigatlnow at Cherbourg, has
I been ordered to pro eed to Havre, to take on
board the articles o' French manufacture in.
I tendedrfor , the grand exhibition in London.
It has been arrsinged that a number of
French and other fOreign detectives shall at
tend the Exhibitlonr. to watch the.movernents
of foreign: pickpockets.
The.articles sent [to the great fidr from Je
rusalem, will be animal skins wool and hair :
specimens of native!; weaving and raw silk ;
oils earths • indigo andsother dye ; olive and
walnut wo ods; iinisled work and raw mate
rials in stone and niartiles.
• The Mabarsjali JeinO has sent a collection
of shawls, papier Winches and carpets from
Cashmere to Lahore, en routeiToi London.—
Their value is. 4 0,000 and thy are a gift to
the trustees of the I.great
.fairi Among the
Eastern contributions, t a snit of armor in
laid with gold, ct,?...1
'From Chine will be Sentlff-the exhibition,
specimens of granite and 'Weds, used in cnt
tin!! it : specimenS of the wood and tools used ;
in carving the idols !or joshes ; a finished idol ,
and its house ; per lain and its colors with
brushes ; cotton quilts and other Chinese cu•
riosities will appeal
To Bolt, lloNirt.:Y.—To one quart cf bomi
i ny, put two qiiurtis of cold water, and a ta
blespoonful of salt ; toil until the water is en
tirely absorbed. 'Take it from the- fire cover
the pot closely, and'.set it on the hot ashes
fur fifteen or twenty minutes to soak. Serve
it in a deep-carered dish with butter cut hi
e() small pieces, on the top. Those who like
cram with it,,nany nig half a pint while on
Ste ashes. It ;i - S *biter and better tasted
when boiled in a pot lined with porcelain, or
in an .carthern pipkin.
--- ff - 1 -10--- t - -
To KEEP A STI6V± BRIPITT.—Make a Weak
alnm w4ter, and imix your - "British Lnstre"
with it put two spoonfuls to a gill of alum
water -let the•strAtei be cold, brush the mix
ture. then tak# al dry brush and lustre, rub
the stone till it is ±effectly dry. Should any
part before polishiag become so dry as to
look gray, moisten it `with a wet brush. and
proceed as before. ; By two applications, a
year it can be kept as bright as a coach body.
In the can - to - a l of Basle, in Switzerland
there is a ,law illich compels every newly
married couple, to plant six trees immediate
ly after the cerertioiy, anditwo more on the
birth of every child. Thely are planted on
the commons, fre, uentiv near the high road,
and a great porti ni of thembeing fruit treeq,
are at once both seful and ornamental. The
number planted lis . :said to amount to ten
thotAand-annualli. i -
In feeding o t corn, 30 pounds ;round
goes as far as 10 pounds in the keimel.
MONTROSE B
SINESS . DIRgTORY
S4—Fashionable toot and Shoe
dciwin's Harness shop, Turn
51 . 11.1110
maker, aver A.
pike street.,
MDR RI
Ilints, Cap:.
JOH
Gee, Fill
a style
Turnpike
Office, Moi
.13ENTLE
Goods,,
elry Silver
MARK J.
Painter, P
orator ht
. a- few 'rod!
BALI)"
lin, alb
runnier,
L. Pcit 4
'intim am
. _
L-1(0410.
Etaraliare;
Book% ete.:
Busit
removed
doors- east
street, thi
enue. Arid
,June,-1P
HA 1
~.:Cana
dcioi "fat
Niontraise.
or Ps
orderon.-,k
AlffIWA
- joikkgo: ll M4
t-ice*R4 4 1 :; . J7'
traMVii:
Sioectacles.it
Pliking x 24
rariqua . brcuickee r ,ope
xe,,Turpi k ike ,Street,
4 QAPE , fkir :Weddings
1 7 PP bir.ooatuitale
EILLT-DealerinDm:s,
likalts,-.04. Do-80A, Gm
0911—wime,-Statiewire,
."0 8 hipfiailrir - 4 1 poons.'
bOtatrnimu4Stuoiliniiegi
: " -44afeiterr; Wimp
- • • sellimiketo
r '
1tc 444 .• 4
.;03111B—Dealers in
posits the "Democrat
Avenue. .
.a6nahle Tailor; over
there he does work in
ney at Law ; Office on
oor East of B. T. Case's
AD—Delilere in Dry •
Clucks, Vatcheii, Jew
-wry; 4kc. do
4—Horse and Sign.
/lazier° Grainer, & Dee
rchaas carpenter shop
ie?s HOteL
-Saddle, Harness. Car
ifacttirer, and Carriage
like street opposite I.
vrt.trAm L. COX.
.De,alera in Dry Goode,
and ,Tinware. Groeerie,s,
ty 9n the BOOK—Blltib-
Ayeaue. Monttose, Pa-
!orney. as law—office
• of ,itil , Tesidence, two
14)a - Won, in-Turnpike
1 - aumer_of ,gublic Ac
elit EC Wilson's store.
• • -- •
NEW 'GOOD S.
Abel Turrel.l ,
.hisi Pail an Winter supply Of
Goods (embracing; &leg' *anted
to this market;) which 6-if/ be sold extremely LO
fat ea - ile or ready My assortment may be
classed in part as follows:
Drugs, .Medicines, chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye
Stuffs; Gmceries, Dry Goods, Hardwire, Stone
Ware, Glass ware, clocks, _Watches, Jewelry, Sil4
ver Spoons. Spectacles, musical Instruments, LiqA
uors, Perfumery, Mirrors,Stutionery,Brushes, Shoes,
Yankee Notions. dic. ctc.
Thankful for the liberal patronage and substan
tial encriuraiiMent hitherto received, I hope to mer
it and receive a continuance, of the Fame.
A few of the articles kept for bale are named
below :-
Groceries. A good variety of Sugars, fine fla
vored Teas, good and cheap Molasses, coffee. Pep
peF..Spice, Ginger, Saleratus, Raisins, Rice, Mack
erel, Codfish, Zantee currants, Tapioca,Arrow Root,
mace, Mauna, Sage, Nutmegs.. cloves, Ground Mus
tard • also, Mustard Seed, white and black,Ext.
of Lemon, cassia, Soda, Soda crackers, Starch, Bar
and castilC Soap, candles, all sorts of Tobacco and
Snuff, Vinegar. chc. d:c.
Dry Goods. Broad cloths, crisstmeres Sattinets.
mole Skin, corduroy,Sheep's Gray, Kentucky Jeans,.
Flannels, Silk, Thread, Twist, Ifuttons,kc., and ev
ery thing necessary to make up garments ; -calicoes.
Giughams, Mouslin de Lanes, Alpaccas. Plaids, for
age, Vestings. Apren check, Bed Tick. Drilling, 'fa-
We and Towel Diaper, Sheeting, Shirting, brown &
Bleached,' suspenders, Umbrellas, silk cravats,
Pocket' Handkerchiefs, comforters, shawls, Gloves.:
Mittens. Hose, cotton Yarn, Batting, Wadding, col
ored ' , cambrick, cloak Fringe, Gimp, Edging, Purser
Twist,and all sorts of notions.
Hard- Ware.—Nails, Door and Window-Blind
Fastenings, Butts, Screws, Locks, Bolts, Faucets,
riles, Rasps, Screw-Dtivers, Coffee-mills, curry--
comhts and cards, Skates. castors, Nißifius,, cup
board Fastenings, BalLs for Ox horns, Shovels,
Spades, Hoes, Forks, Patent Bidances, Steelyards,
Hones, Forks, Shoe Nails, Tea Bells, cork Screws '
&c. too numerous to mention.
44tee a n
Cutlery. P -et Knives, Table Knivesit Forks, '
bread and ivcs, Raizors, Hand-saws, Aug-
ers, Giml ( ts, Simmons Axes, Shears and Scissors. 1
Paints. Pure White Lend ground in Oil, and
dry, Red Lead, Yen. Red. Spanish brown, Lamp .i
Black, Yellow Ochre, Paris Green, chrome Green, ,i
Imperial Green, chrome Yellow, ground Verdigris. .1 .
Prussian Blue, Vermilion, Bronze, Umber, Terra ,e.
Sienna, Ivory Black, Black-Drop, Pat Yellow, Rose . 4
Pink. Black Small. curcuma, Red Saunders, Sugar 1
of Lead, Litharge, etc.
Oils. Linseed Oil, a variety of Lamp Oils, Lafi
Oil. Olive Oil, Tanner's Oil, caster Oil, and all the
essential Oils.
Varnisk—Fumiture, coach, Leather and - bias
tieb Varnish, etc. i /
Spts. Turpantiile,c:maphine, Rusin, Spanish Whi
ting, Putty, Glue, Gum shellac, copal - Gum, Emery.
Red and White chalk, Bath Bricks, Pomise stoue,
SaLsoda, Burgundy Pitch. etc.
Brushes.—L'aint;V:irniAL counter. clothes, hair,
Flesh, Tooth, Nail, striping, graining, marking, Ar
tist, sash, Tool, Horse, ll•hite,tra_4l, sclub and shoe
Brushes. etc.
Dye Stu '721. Indigo, Madder, Logwood, neNrood,
Riper Nic, camwood, Fustick, cuperas, Alum, IFlue
Vitriol, Annatto, cochineal. 31uriate of Tin, }fed
Tarter, Extract of Logwood, etc.
Acids.—Nitric, sulphuric, Muriatic,
:Mass Ware.—Buttles and Vials of el'ery size
and' deseription, at wholetale and retail. A variety
of specie .Tafs, and tincture Bottles. Glass syringes,
Peseras, Nipple shells, Nursing Bottles, Tunnels,
Tumblers,-Lamps, candle-sucks, preserve Dishes,
salt-cellers, Lamp chimneys. Pepper Boxes, car
boys, Mirrors and Mirror-plates, Demijohns, win
dow Glass, Breast Pipes, etc.
Stone Ware.—Jugs all sizes, Butter Pots,
cream Pots, !preserve Jars. pitchers, stove Tubs,
Spittoons, (Ike.
Clocks and Watches of nearly every description.
good and cheap. Clock Fa.•es, 'Verges and Keys,
Watch Guard chains, eord3 and Keys of all sorts.
Jewelry. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gold Bosom
Pins, Finger Rings, Ear Hoops. geld alid silver Pen
cils and pen ca.,es.. studs, shtles,- 4 ;o1,1 Bed_, etc.
too numerous to na,ntirn.
Siker Tfrare.--Saver Table, Tea and Desert
spoons, Ftgar shovels and Tongs, salt spoon s ,
Butter Knives, Thinxbles. et,-. Also, silver-pla.ed
and German Filter spoons, Brittannia War e , etc.
Spertar!rs.—Ladies and gentlemen's silver Ira:
med Spectacle., silver plated, German silver, steel,
etc., and cages long and short.
Steel gooda.--Steel Beads, bag and purse clasps,
purse Flings, Tassels, Slides, etc.
Yankee _Vat/ans.—A great variety of small but
useful .and fancy Articles too tedious to mention,
such as combs of every kind. ear spoons and twe
zers, purses, pocket mirrors, yontla's Telescopes,
jewsharps, pocket books, pins, needles, shaving
tools, chemical pQwder for razor-strops; key rings,
etc. etc.
Pistols, powder. shot, lead, poWder flasks, gun•
wormers, gun caps, pills and flints, safety fuse, etc
Musical /ustruouts.—Violins and icenideons,
(the best assortment ever introduced into the coun
ty) at wholesale and retail; also, Vi o lin Bow s ,
strings, bridges, pegs, tail pieces and rosin; Bass
tiol strings and bows,"Fifes, Flutes, Picelos, elari
nets, Reeds, Tuning forks, Instruction Books for
the Violin, Accordeon, Flute, clarinet, Flagenlets4c
TruxteB—Abd“minal supporters and shoulder bra
ces. in great variety and of most approved patterns.
Medical Intdraments--All the varieties usually
called for by Physicians.
Liquorx.—Choice Liquors for medical purposes;
such as Brandy, Rum, Gin, Wine, etc., (a variety]
of each,) Akoito/,, Whiskey, etc. etc.
Perfumery.—Extracts, cologne, Rose Water and
scent Bags, smelling salts, Toilet A rtielt.. Fancy
soaps, Os Marrow, Bear's Oil, Tricophei o ~, :
Tonic, Hair Dye. etc.
Stationer;/.—Fools-alp and T., r
Black sand, Ink, Envelopes.
~
sealing lrax and seals. Gold 'and steel Pen;4. Pen ;
Holders, Rocket and Table Ink-stands, Business st:' ,
Fnendship cards. Pencils, slates. Witter colors Sc.
Boots, shoes, whips, candle Wick, Twine, shoe
Thread, Bellows,,spool stands, Whale Bone, sitarfers, Trays, candlestick=, Lamps, Oil Blacking,:
'spon,rse, Princes Polish for scouring,- Rotientatottel,
and Bath Brick for same, Black Lead. Patent `Pails,;.'
Tubs, clothes Pins, Half Bushels, Ax-helves„ cru-;J
cibles, candy, Hemlock Gum, crtndout sash, •
cloth, carpeting, sand, paper, Baskets, Tin Ware,:
Plough; ete. etc.
: Drugs and Medienn.—Turker gurili opium, rad. 'II
and pulv. genpine turkey rheulxir' b, exist India al s o.
inorphile' sulphas and acetx4, veratria, strychnia,„
potass hydriod. creosote. red and white precipitate,'
sulfate dequinine, calcined magnesia, russian cas
ter, red oxide qt iron, mix vomica, licorice, carb, ',
iron, gaiuboge, turkey gum myrrh, sulphate potas-!
sa, cobalt; cera alba, c.olocrntli. gum mastich, cal- ,
onael, tartar emetic, rad and pull% Orris,ozalic acid,
- rad .and ptdr. culumbo,sulphate of zinc, saffron bles•
i v
ssour, prepared chalk, cardamom seed , coriander 43-..
cars ay do. rad. & put,. gentian, mom. beans, steel' :
dust gum kiuo, true, scammoninut, fine. zinc, cot.—
rosive -sublimate, calamine lapus, floc.' Mutinies,
french elialkobitnnuth submit, antko, sulphur aurat, ;
tiovers powders, tins .benzoln. arsenic, castor tilt;
tutuerie, sent fenigreek bayber7 bark. rnelidl' , eFr
sooLapd.gl4ober Nati, sauna, pink root, salts of ni-i
ire, (salt pdtre) wormseed,pulv. gathi filleppo; refi t
ned gum - atraphor, rad ginger, aftican and americans
cayenne, pu/v. cubelv,;'puiv. cantharis, golden seal,
ems,moltaitar,tsrtaric ncid,'sup art:Lends; eidir.:!
4 ar j e j a pe, ippa k etianlia, anise -seed. ieing glass, pe-'
KUTIAII .;Wk...PULY4' Drains peel,` white glue,- gum r
iinaiie t AtqUilk eirk vitriol;.ini,guentun4 balsam of
fir, ireniee turpen . tine,baybery tallow, virgioialgo a k e :
root, ead animorni., Breton : Qagilpromet.ii Niaxii
ronc-juniper *
rasped 1 Wm, IST37 1 . 1("910 1
dragenwigood, ia ititanoln*: &Was , "- ,
ad, om at* p
gons:. kittodir;‘-tofitioorb34‘,_
op6iiiinkortiia t koiooi, iadvalcriluhipg and dilteh'
owage_podS and dosT f eauella albs,,refined - borax,
uva urn, nut galls, - gtrii'tri . k.pcanth, raitGent,but
gum gu j ac ; gurn galbanum, india (male, dyitchlam
salve, emp. cantbams, tkry verdigris„ , crude or black
antijnony, elm bark, (ground and unground ;) pricitly
ash bark, fol. digitalis, bore-hound, white hellati'ore,
cas . b. maiptesia,., lyttate., sem cholehicum, iceland
moss, rad aconite, gold thread, crocus martus, savin
leaves, honduras sarsaparilla root, blue pill mass
'adhesive pster, croton oiyrannin, Buchu Leaves,
Figs, Genuine cod Liver on, citrate of Iron, etc.
Extracts jot gentian, conium, belladona, henbane,
dandelion, deadly night shade, thorn apple, cola.
cynth, con: ... , 1 :•.:.
Eintentia Oils.—oil of pepertnint, lemon, china
mon, Tanse -, wintergreen, sassafras, °riga num, lav
ender, hen lock, cloves, bergamot, anise, cedar,
spearmint, pennyroyal, almonds, wormseed, worm
wood, Juniper, rosemary, amber, caraway, cumin,
savin, cajiput, spruce. tar, cubebs, dm., and all the
essences froth the above oils.
Tinctures.—tinet. rheubarb. myrrh, cantharis
cardamum., -guiac, digitalis, tolu, iodine, cayenne;
mnriate tincture of iron, &c.
Landanum.paregnric, Hire's syrup, chloroform,
co//odean or !quid adhesive plaster, spirits of nitr,c
dull-, aqua atnonia, sulphuric ether, Kpirits of T-41Y
ender, corn; , s t of fartar, antimontal wine, oil of
spike, balsa! paiva, brimstone - sulphur, poly.
rcharcoal, ve , demijon, bottle and vial corks
etc. etc.
In short, a whole newspaper might he filled in
the rain attempt to cinnmerate the one half * of the
articles kept for sale at TrItRELL'S. 1111 S is the
right plate to buy Goods, and to buy them cheap.—
The best kind of Drays are kept here, and from
the variety and quality of them,•great inducements
are offered physicians to make. it their place of reg
ular purchase. The public generally are. invited to
call and examine the quality and prices of goods.
October, 1850.] ABEL TURRELL•[
7b Dairy-men and Farmers
Valuable Property for Sale,'
THE following Real and Personal Estate, as
hereinafter described, situate in New Milford,
Susquehanna County, Permsylvania,will.be sold at
a great bargain to any one who may choose to pur
: chase.- The real estate consists of seven hundred
I acres, five hundred of which are under improve
rnent, and on which are four.dwelling houses and
seven barns. The farm is well designed for a Dat
I T and is capable of feeding one hundred Cows du
I. ring summer and winter. and every part of it well
I watered with springs and streams. The buildings
and land are in good condition, and on the premi
ses are about tiVe miles of good Stone Wall, and
the other fences are also good, and on the wood
I s land are large quantities of Chestnut Timber,which
will supply the farm for many years to come, and
which will also. be valuable for building the Rail
road which is soon to be built up Martin's Creek.—
Said farm s has a very pleasant and desirableloca
tion about seven miles from Great Bend; through
which the New York 4: Erie Railroad passes, and
about one mile from the probable Depdt on tha
Martin's Creek Railroad, which will lead from the
Lackawanna Coal and Iron Mines to intersect the
New York ,t Erie Railroad at the Great Bend. It
can he very advantageously divided into fire farms,
on - four of which would be the necessary Dwellings
and Out-houses, Fruit Trees,
With the above will be sold a very large stock
of. Cattle, Horses, dc., -including Durham Cows,
Working Oxen and young Cattle, and also all ne
cessary implements of husbandry for carrying on
said farm or farms.
The 7:ivy? of, )ale will be as follows :—One
fourth of the purchase money for the Boni estate
will be required at the time of purchase, and for
Stock, Farming UtenSils, itc., half . down and the
residue to he paid in equal annual instalments, with
interest annually on the whole sum unpaid, to be
. 1 computed from the full delivery of possession, the
first instalment payable in three years front the
delivery of possession, and the whole amount to, be
paid within ten years from the sale, to be secured
by Bond 'and Mortgage. Full ix)s.session to be giv
-1 en on the first day of April, I t•ra . I. with the prtvi-
I of putting in crops next Fall if desired. A
Lgood and indisputable title given.
The above described property belongs to the es
tate of S. MEYLEIIT, late of said county, dreeeased,
and a more desirable property has not at any time,
in this section of country, been offered for sale, and
uo greater inducements offered tq purchasers. Per
sonsi wishing to invest moneys in Real Estate and
I n good Stock, cannot do better than to call and ex
amine for themselves. Other tract or lots of land
lying in said county, are also offered for sale. A
plications can be made to M. Meylert at New Mil
ford, or to B. S. Bentley at Montrose, in said court
ty, and any further particulars that may 'be requi
-1 red will be given.
MICHAEL ivIEYLERT, Executors of S
BENJ. S. BENTLEY, Meviert, deed.
Daily Transportation Line.
V v CA RPEYTER; Rail Road Freight Line
6.7ticurn (treat Bend and :beta York.'
- L - IVERY day in the week, Sunday excepted, for
J. 1830. Captain; JAlms intimAm. N. V.
Carpenterwill commence to receive and forward
Freight from Great Bend, on the first inst., and
continue to receive and forward produce daily to
Capt. .1. 11 . ;,• khan, throughout the season. epat.
Wickham will remain in New York, to receive
Freight forwarded to him, and from the long ex
perience in the business, they flatter themselves
that all times they can command the highest mar
ket prices. The returns will be p'aid by N. V.
Carps nter at Great Bend.
May I, 18.50. N. V CARPENTER.
• •
- Eagle Foundry Ware Room,
_ NO. 5. PUBLIC A VANUA.
ON hand and for sale ,cheap Cooking, Parlor,
Shop, Church and *Coal Stoves, Stove Pipe
and Ware. Piimp and Lead Pipe, Sheet Iron„Tin
,! per. Wire. Zinc, Iron Binding, Morticinella
:shingle Machine , . 111 , 1 0 ,..•114.'1r , .n Scrapers.
Straw Cutrfirs,d:n VN are, r
Morten., sleigh Shoos. Mill Cranks, 'Jack
Screws, Sc. Iron and Steel of all kinds—final
ly, all kinds of Castings on band or made to order.
WILSON ctr. CO.
Montrose, September, 1.850.
• -Fancy Goods.
tIttiONS, Delacje. , Thibet cloths, Blue and
Green Barrage,;Alantilla Siik,- Fringe. Lace;
Regent Silk, French pin g barna, Belts, Cashmeres;
White Kid Cleves, Cravats, Linen H'dks, Shawls,
, 1:4 YONS d CIIAA
Sept. 16 1850.
• Lumber Wanted.
1/NE and Hemlock Boards, Pine Siding.and
Shingles. LYONS t CHANDLER.
]liontrose,Se Et. 17, 1850.
tiOD. lISH and Mackerel, No.. 1 and 2 just
kJ received and for sale by
Sept 18. , J. LYONS, & SON.
CIALICOS, Ginghams, Lawns,.Barrages, Linen
iJ Gingham and Silk - Goods, a great variety.—
Shawls, Parasols, Fancy Cravats, NeclPticf Laces,
Edgings., Gluves, Ribbons, &g., in abundance. La.
dies Shoes and Gaiters, many kindsliT•zes and 'pri
ces, at
110pROD-CLOTHS, Kerseymerel, Tweedes 4ert
_Ll tuck Jeans, Satinets, French Oasihnerei - and
&ointer stuffs just 'in. LYONS & SON.
fr,EcEs OF .PRl,yrs, aplgatid and cheap,
qYdr , loPmed 4"Pr.E.VeLVoNs fr
IPIARER-IWGINOI3 artil Wiadow Ourtikiniß
--a, Wood Polio, Ifutter Ladlei end Stamp), Clothes
Pins, Basketelicsaidling by.: L. , LYONS & SON.
WATl*43:foill,jw..sokiAit-Truol'4,-..thespee.
:J47....441164444ne,tua1ity in 'lo.447j4)l t scsw , „ 4;
.•
T' o e l P- 4 "- 2 1-0;' prll,":o4Npm,
Dr. Rafferty's Celebrated F
MEDICINES—Ahead of all otherit,.a
mousl y approved 1--T he Productions
ceased Surgeon and Physician . of 20 y
tics..' experience.
; RAFFERTY'S BALM OF GILF.AD.—Among
remedies before the public, this stands pre
in the early stages of Cmisumption. Br
eatarrah, Coughs, Iloarsnos, Asthma, Spi
Blood, and for all affections of the pulmo,
Bans occasioned by cold. Too much pmis4
be bestowed upon this remedy, and the pr
urges any one affected with any of the alx
plaints, to secure it at once.
RAFFERTY'S F.ASILLY PILLS.—The best
Physic now in the Country for sick head-a
tiveness, cleansing the' stomach of bile, p
the blood s carrying off diseased humors ant
in„ health.
RAAITERTYS FESIGALE MONTLY PILLS."-FOT remo
ving, female obstructions peculiar to the sex ar
rising from cold or general weakness of the system.
Also for females of costive habits of body, dyspep
tic or nervous, weakness, debilitated females.
RAFFERTY'S EYE WATET.—For weak or inflamed
eyes, warranted superior to any in general use.,
RAFFERTY'S, , STRENGTHENING PI-MSTER— for pains
or weakness in the breast, side or back.
RAFFERTY'S Woit.o Ort—The Great Wcrm Kill
er, warranted to remove worms where they exist.
11AFF EILT 's EMBROCATION—for bruises, sprains,
rheumatic pains; cramps, numbness, stiffness or
weakness of the joints, swellings. quinsy or sore
throat. The greatest remedy of the age.
The above celebrated Medicines for sale by The
following AGEtrrs; J. Lyons tiz Son, Montrose;—
Rollin T. Ashley, Brooklyn; Thos.Jackson,Spring
cill C. E. Lathrop and John Bogart, Tunkban
nock; Capwell, Bailv & Co., Factoryvillc ; Stone,
Patterson di Co., Abington Center.
July 18 1250,
•
A LBANY c BUFFALO,-
New York and Erie, Cayuga and Susquehanna
Bail Poads,Senrca and Cayuga Lakes !
EVERYBODT'S MARKET LINE 1
Wi-MR$54 3 / 4 1Wia3 .
THE subscribers-are now prepared to receiv
Freight of all kinds at the following pains, viz
Buffalo, Attica, Batavia, Bergen, Rc.chester, Can
andaigua, Geneva, Dresden, Ovid, Lodi.; Dundee
Landing, Jefferson, Havana, Alilport, Horseheads,
Corning, Elmira, Factoryvillc, Spring
der's Frry, Aurora Ithaca, Candor, Owego, Union,
Binghamton, Great Bend, Lanesboro', Deposit and
Hancock, every day in the week, (Sundays except
cd,) and continue with regularity throughout the.
seasou. They will attend to forwarding the same
to the New York Market. where it will reeerife ,
the personal attention of experienced salesmen,,
who will attend to the selling of the same, and re
turnthe proceeds in Bankable funds at either of the:
above points, to the folloWing'perzons:
Buffalo, Storehouse of Henry Daw ; Attica;
Storehouse of Henry Syford ; Batavia, Storehouse)
of Lucius A. Smith : Bergen, Storehouse of Daniell
McPherson ; Rochester, Store of Fairbanks A: Eld
ridge ; Canandagua, Office of Walter Corcoran
Geneva, C. Lawrence; Dresden, Storehouse of
Whitney & Monett ;Ovid, Ferguson ik Sprague;
Lodi ; Dundee Landing, Storehouse of Tuthill &
Co. ; Jefferson, office of E. Q. Norton. on the Pier ;
Havana, Office of J. F. Phelps ; store of
J. Stull; Horseheads. office of J. A. Ferrell; Cor
ning, store of Wni.J. Arnold% Elmira. Storehouse
of Thurman Ingham: Factoryville, Store of
Ch ides H. Shepliens ; Spring Port, at the Store of;
Redder's Ferry ; Aurora, store of H. & G. P. Mor
gan ; Ithaca, store of P. H. Drake ; Candor, store
of S. Ballinger ; Owego, office of Nathaniel Ells ;
Union, store of C N Wheeler ; Binghamton, office
of James Sisk ;Great Bend, office of F. Churchill ;
Lanboro office of F. A. Ward ; Deposit, store of
Ensign di Dean ; Hancock, store of Allison and
Reeves.
JAMES SISK, Binghamton,
Was. WHITNEY. Dresden.
GEO. P. MONELL, do.
NATHALIEL: ELLS, Owego.
Aumm.—Buffalo, Henry Daw ; Attica, Thomas
Syford ; Batavia, Lucius A Smut.; Bergen, Daniel
McPherson; Rochester. Fairbanks . & Eldridge;
Canandagua, Walter Corcoran; Geneva, C. Law
rence Ovid, Ferguson 4: Sprague ; Lodi ; Dundee
Landing, Tuthill St Co.; Jefferson, E. 0 Norton;
Havana, J. F. Phelps ; Millport, J. Stull ; Horse
heads, J. A. Ferrell ; Corning; Wm. J. Arnold ;
Turman ri; • Ingbram ;, Factory ville, C.
Sheherd ; Spring Port ; Redder's Ferry ; Aurora
IL &G. P. Morgan ; Ithaca, P. H. Drake ; Cand
or, S. Barager • Union C N Wheeler ; Great Bend;
F. Churchill ; Lanesboro', F. A. Ward ; Deposit,
Ensign &Dean Hancock, Allison & Reeves.
CAPTAIN JAlO,:s Stsx will superintend the busi
ness throughout the whole Line, and receive and
fill all orders fur Groceries, Fruit. Fish, Oysters,
dm. rte.; which will be bought at the lowest whole
sale prices in New-York, and forwarded to either
of the above named Depots.
July Hi, 1850. 29:tf.
New Firm
HR sllbqeribers have commenced business un-
I der the firm of S. H. Sayre & Co., and are now
opening a new assortment of Goods, consisting of
alningt every article called for. We intend selling
mostly for re,ady pay, short credit,will be given t 5
- those (that may wish) that have been prompt in
meeting their payments. Goods will be sold as
low as at any other store in the coonty--by
..# #d
attention, and low prices, We bopiitia get our = # re
of patronage.
P. S. In addition to the above, we have in con
nection a Tin and Sheet Iron-establishment, where
will be kept a general assortment of-Stoves, Tin
Ware, Sheet Iron, Castin„,r , s, Hollow Wares Ake.—
All orders in this line Will be attended to impune
diately. Merchants that wish to buy, Ito sell, will
be supplied with Tin Ware, Stove Pipe, and Stoves,
on liberal terms. 1, S. H:sAyng, It Co.
Bonnets.-4-pring styles : for JB5O. A.'great va
riety of all kinds 'and qualities. for sale cheap at
sAIYRE 4 Co.
Hata and Caps.—Gentlemen and Boys' Leghorn,
Wool, and Palm Leaf Hats, by
S. IL - SAYRE &
lehnine new patent premium and safety gas
lamps, consisting of church, parlor, Stere - ind
lamps, and the patent Phosgene,iferb iii to
the same; for side'by . IL SAYRE &Co.
Sole and Viper Maher; Boots and Shoei, of
all kinds and qualities, ,by SAYRE d•. o.
Windnnt Sash and'Glus,' bodlislt ,and)daekerttli
Salt, Lime and Plaster , in large innitleviantl
by •I alliATl E - 4b
Pioughs.—Bingliamtonilifunirosti; Skirinera Ed
dy. and Mott 4. Fuller'e - ?le*iind - Castings, coil
staidly on band. •
apt:
able for ' TIOSAYRE'it
ilo.slBbo f tt';
litoolui t -
tA ; I . l beiTcat.-Mcw***o4lo4,4o,3lst i ne
4/Aktn.y. 40,10 wiWog,ottieridot
op• i iiac m o" Itioirmiestimr‘
milt'
una
'of a
ra Jove-
, -
.. •
TWePtS , Ome DaYkle . - 1
lElPrim $l.OO jmr tile, col Sir &Wet for $5.00 .
—BiIIE 4 L-- P31[ 7.7
i •
I. now put up in Q.61.12T BOTTLE*, ;Ltd :of isr
sarim,,,, e di c al anciirytk and dlicafy as that in the &Mall Order.
Te yreat sePs' don't yof Titl3 PURIFIER over Saitssistitts
and tffiother etinliarinedfclnes, may in soma riaeasure be uncl e , •
stood from the following farts: Fiase—because It Set oath
possesses, as portions otitis medication, the Pune Esstiacs of
Sarsaparilla, ' Yellow Doc*
Cherry •
' Che aie l d Sassafras Barks, ' 1
snore strongly, more powerfully concentrated, and Jaeger meet..
ties of each of those prettgoes In eachbottle of it thancaihe fated
in wry bottle of medicine, called Extract of Sarra= N
BLit, SO:CONDLY—olitedigne This Puriger ahv ' a s
medloll efficacy antiPhealihn claws of smand other I
Boots; Blurks, and Vegetable*,
the PURIFYIfiG profidrfiek of which are greatly sb aunt to
Sarrapare/a, and when Shoe are compounded with
rats.' Yellow IBsdr. Cherry, and Sassafnts, they slake se&
erne ilm most certain and nctirePuriSer of the lila din Mt
.worid, So true is thj.s, that to have every desired nrbildlia/ dm,
the DOSE is
' Only One Tablespoonful, three taws a Ikei.
But it is not so with Extract of Saraaparilla, for in comiequenee
of its media:dim (in lame bottler) being . so much weakened
and reduced the Dose of Samaparla has to hei Two,
Three, or :flare Tillappoa/M.—Tuacc, Pony, Stet,
tones a Day, tit hare .1, medical ellect ; and as ' a T
mile of
Sarsaparilla only holds iztyluar spoonfuls, therefore, so easy •
spoonfuls St a dose, anal in many doses a. day, will Um ap t
bottle of Win
F o ur lime or Six Davi, /
A
•
, 91 ,
which show that a bollienf Brunt's Purifier, will Ki ss from Twelve to Sixteen,' Days longer than a-bottle o Sans.
pardlii ; and if its daily; medical efficacy (in ma ll dos 0 be a.
Pcitti visa and BEAU:IG as the daily (Large dares) fir Syn.
pantie, dem it Paoresl That Ose - bottle of WA Puntrits Is
worth Three, Four; Or Inc.i limes inoreuluan a bottle pi Sara,
parilla.
Tho 'italic comparison doe. not yet aticr.v the` Affer.
Vice in value between th e , medical egmacy of BRANT'S P ROILS
and SoRdkPARILLA. Title will appear by the oartifi ' Aor
cures in BranCs Paelphienr, showing' that l
.J
ONE BOTTL E, OF BRANT'S PURIFI -II
nu more efficacy, and cures more impure blood direire, Mu
. TEN' nottlies of Sarsaparilla..
If, then, Otee Elorrt.c tet•Puntrica sells for Ofce.tiaras.
One R &
attle nc cup:trip should sell for Ten Cental,
- CANCERM:rs sailor/7
„
Sir. J. B. HASEIN Or RM; Oneida Co., N. Y., who Vj cued
of Scrofula in 1846, swore to the facts as related heti) .ip so
Utica in the Sunteme Count In the City of Nem rock oath.
2601/ December, ISO,'tinder the following chentastahcet :
A Person In the Cityof New Pm* had manithiettit i ed ,ant,
reviled a spurt= article of medicine, calling itaster's
Inninri Mei:acme, in imitation of the genuine medic/ iße
was, prosecuted to obtain damages , in the Supreme o ust of
the City of New York, and the case was.referred by Cows
to IS. BOSWOTur ESO., 31 Llibemy street, en eminent %net,
as Itefei es to take the tektimony. The defendant pleaded in
t
strmyatwo of damages; that dm Proprietors of Brant's bfedicins
had in some Odle, published 'sue steernmerirs of Min n, and
time lied combined d freed on the pablic and, titereas
not entitled toiciamam. l Thecae of litrAlaggin wa n ted
as hemp false, and ilaskuM was smarm as a tartness in to
the FA'cTS as plubllALed.atuthie testimony MME TUAK 5eD
the pub:mutton. i
M, HASP Iti said, lam it Evart:ad in: Brant% Pnaing l e .
tenet—hare nond it foe .56..ftedo. about the •ins, 1... 1 tas v er y
badly alt ter o tad by it; I etko attended by ,ever De time b me
1
tonic nut lire—that no militcuiat caved t.ote. Me. I I . r, . f
owl, mturmatiao, far tato el.mine before 1 eased Brant's P a l i , i u „.4.
nn inedu ate. glum I roonttlenced Isom; the Paeleito 1 f^sti leterpakeed
I' my bed a longtore; I conk( not false my band to my timid. y net
was role toter in front linto eke team ; one ear was on eaten nutfnuet It,
Unit st i naltl be lilted upon- tor its piece, at only holding 0,1 pi t alto.
tap; a hnle teas oats,, n 70 7. nen my teinefeepe, on that me teeeth Oaosad ie $
and ought the hale; az IlkOr Van On my altratider as larne ae fly lami,
amain, was under my atm Orally as tarp., winds bad eaten the a sh my
10.1.., an that my body mold tint looked. into ...tine, on niy aim stendei
0.,,,, my olinulder to soy elsamor 'tida l and eallen tit the hone; 1. o f t
erol ntLer nice" saes. t r noeid Brand Purifter m rmind boulcs. *low
bugle tasted strum day. i tone no moo I only Stott not thi;7s rif o
1 ,..1
eventful at Al dose, that bottle ou ottengtheded In., as to enable( law torte
nut erf.bed f We /WOO., ililttl4 I took the NU date (a opoonfol)..blikh 0..
altlnnttl.•s'llnd lane aPd healetY my mm., 5. 5.1 r. i W. aide to,mooetae
alder to the drovtote of•lttioiel lb Lehner& at 110atio Cent., ell" 1 pit
Use att./ setae, tins bottle ttEALen Al. l . MY UI.CERII,I t tier
malt sores about *skeet/ WI live end an., thamh, and i then wo d 2.231.1
ut. fOoppOse troo•L 1 mord Air f3atilet mo 1, winch made a PE FltillT
CU lI.E , and teotorett roe in ~...701 koala+. FUR FLILL r) striClk
L.IRS, ARE itAANnY f4,OI4frtILETS. 50.
I j r.
&fr. Z. S. Terry. merchant Byron, Genesee Conroy, B. T.
wrote. Art;, 24. 1846 :} Sr,- 'es 31e doing tici.e is doin -ode
. . I
lall the
• minent
nchitia,
ling of
ary or
cannot
-
P rietor
2 ye corn-
Family
be, co--
raying
rester-
..., wenesee Co. e..
.. o4li n rr- es Medicine Is doina W onders
here—it has cured a! in eonst-teptien, that all tphyr,
cions had said mart ie. Men he commercen taking
Brant's Medicine, he could no' refire his hand to his fultai ; be
bled 4.1 the lungs, ottd:pyoty symptom seethed Ti,todicste
that he. must die; but,lastonishing to all, he ispowYable to
labor and rides 811 ilvet• the county. He used only Jr. bet
ars., I will also shot you, when I visit the' city Of New
York in the spring,'whkt great things Brost has denePfor ml.
It his Also cured a yening lady of Couratoption in. Orleans
county, which her father says no doctor could sire. 1
RAISED.FROM . THE GRAVE.
Messrs. Pratt &Tomer, merchant, of West coliman.
Conn., called on me at New Yeah, April 2lst, III;, and said
Brazil's Balsam had effected ewes of such hopelessrtrs of
Cassia:wraps in their town, that now no other cung meal.
clue could be sold there ; that it had rained sosee.ara from
the pace—some th at physicians and all the Wen& said
must die. One gentleman. in particular, was ao , 'lkr gore
that his physician told: him it war useless to take andr more
medicine. He thee, wiles no hope me left; begat! .io take
Brant's Astraw—got well—end is now u well to f i le OW
was.
Doctors.could give noHelp.
g
Mr. Wm. D. Jennings. a merchant at Nynex! g Coen. ,
Ashtabula co., Ohio, wrote to us, October 2d. 1848, t r d stst
ed a • cure of Costauttrros which the use of Ban VS Ir.
DIAN PULMONARY Bataan had effected in • Mr, iihati
Crochet of an adjoluing town. Me: Crbeket had inititht ns
Lief from the best physicians and numerous. meth eibes.4 but
'found none, for. the fatal hand of that unrelenting awning
,Coasumeion, had taken fast bold en his Vela_ and&was.so
destroying mid debilitating his -body " that he, was aim
skeleton. He WtOrgivreit bp by, his physician. and elf ftiends
as one who would - soosi inhabit a grave. But °Yeti in this
last extremity; strnrignand irlarvelionsns it may aekm yet
It is true, that' the use or oilyifive bottles of BasuTTII lair
AN PULMONARY. -BAL/lAM has unclinched the hatch of tie
destroyer, and rettored Mr. Crocket to health, and ha is
now a lIRALTRY; usaarr; anoint; arm f P
.13!..EEDINCI; AT THE 'LUNGS..
Mr. W. Chapnan, inerchant, Middlebury. state of Ver.
moat, stated to urthathis son was afflicted with Ofikelial it
the longs. and after all, ther remedies mad ;rye.
clans said he would die, . herrn:lde uwt of Drant's 1 r.i-
Enoadry BaleaM, which soon !atm. Aim to Aetdrils. 1
SHE COULD' NOT SLEEP IN 8411
Mr. James Itrina,§tnierehent and millerer Kirk! ti. Lilt
CO, Ohio , wrote Stpt. 8t11.% That lB4 Ilakar's Pe ijoe i sr
BALNAM was e ff ecting Scone astonishing cures la vicar
By ; , one case ii, tic was the-wife of his - bead miller.
L .
She had been.disaiwadforjoartrea years. and .lierrfiushsvi
bad Spent almost BM his earnings in min doctors; and to
drying all kinds of tne4tteines but to no purpose. she had
not 4 or g ir t in her psdforsneral years, In etkuutasatess
of h e r disease " but' now a ft er using Vila isitgas'ath roo ri
2 .Enhemeary NaisatallbsianditLllßama Les t St
as well as ever she could. 1 • . q' .
FEMALE WEAKNESSES AND,COMPLAINTS,
No remedy uffelnkite the public hits ewe waif M
eertiiin and effectual ite ea:Meg A G the liecittentip mar
messes and irregalatitie,of tbe ser. Baas'r ' s • PYI4IONARY
BAL4AM. It makein difference heeler the d ' ititot
be ',menial,. exiiii, - Of:Other weekigis' "sit, 'REG TES
ta l i
ALli, by stretsgthatistS githe systanneael i t th e a din.
3
and'SOOTHING 4. 4444atiNGNR 8 ANL.
ITY4I Ste Pa N i.,,ia ,_' . 1" ''"
' ' ' '''
' " ' I ]
'-- , , °MANOR' OF OPE. , -
From the - bill te the; W. u ui., sad" the Wassaa•A it al.
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