AGRICULTVitAL.
raorrTBoBD, rnsittrma 6, 1861.
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State Agricultural- Convention. - '
.We gavelast week the organization of the
tate Convention for the promotion of Agri-
Iture; , helci recently at Harrisburg. Sever
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cue ent speeches were made by the Pres
ent of the Convention, judge, Wood ward,
lb '. -, itt..ltigersoll, Judge Kelley, Mr.. Ball
Erie, and others, and a memorial to the
'lature was adopted asking aid and en
gement in the establishment of a State
,:ety. A , Constitution was also adopted,
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irld, the folloiving permanent officers of the
I.titte,Society appointed. Oqe Vice Presi
!eat, Ives selected from each Congressional
sistila in” the State :
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Presiden,
' - - 'IION. FREDERICK‘WATTS.
nee Presidents.
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. , -. 1. Peleg B. Saverv,
2. Joseph R. Ingersoli,\ • -
_ 3. Caleb Cope;
4. James Gowin,
.3. John Kennedy,
0. Williain Stavely,
• 7. A. R. M'llvaine,
PB. J. B. Garber,
' 9. Col. Henry Shtibert,
- 10. Conrad Shimer,
11. Jacob Drumheller,
12. Hon. William Jessup, '•
• 13. Jacob Gundy,
14. A. 0. Hiester, .
15. J.'S. Haldeman,
. 16. F. M'Cown,
17. Jonathan William% ' ..
/8. FT. W. Beeson;
19. W. A. Stokes,
20. W. Patterson,
21. Hiram Hultz, -
22. Morris Leech,
93. James Miles, -
24. David Ralston.•
Corresponding Secretary , . '
Dr. Alfred-Elwin, of-Philade l phia.
Recording Secretary..
R. C. Walker, of Allegheny county.
,t Libiarian.
it . -1 Dr - . L. Reily, of Dauphin county.
. Agricultural Chemist and Geologist.
1 .-:- C. B. Trego, of Philadelphia hity.
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Executive Conzmittee.
A. S. Roberts; Philadelphia.
John Evans, York.
i William Bell, Main.-
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Isaac G. M . Kinley,. Dauphin.
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1 David Mumma, jr. do.
• Treasurer. •
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0. H. Bucher, of Cumberland county.
rIt:A CONsTrruTIoN
.., '5.4 Of the Pennsylvania State, Agricultural
ft Society.
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~ Th e name. of- this Society shall be "The
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' 1 - ;',:erinsylvania State, Agricultural Soeietv.". '
kto The objects of the Society are to foster
' c?-,'nd improve agriculture', horticulture, 'and
~',, ; ,,:te domestic and household arts.
, t l . Slitcrtox.l. The Society shall consist of
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• •.. l a such persons as shall signify to the Exec
, ktive Committee their wish to become mem
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, (. 31ers, and shall pay to the Treasurer, on sign-.
t tl f :„ . ig the Constitution of the Society, not less
',..:: 4•-tan one dollar, and an annual contribution
the same amount; and also of honorary
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. _ pd:Pm:s ty pondiug members.. The officers of
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Agricultural SuZieties in this State,.
•,. '. delegations therefrom, shall bs members
i,' -olio of this Societe, ~.
~.; z i. The payment of ,512 - 0 shati constitute life
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Membership, and exempt the members so
:ontributintr, from all annual payments.
re SEC. 2. The- officers of the Society 641)
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11e a President, a Vice President from each
`''' gressional district, three-fourths of whom
- practical farmers or horticulturists ;
rarer, a Corresponding .Secretary, a
ling Secretary, a Librarian, an Agri
. Chemist and Geologist, and such
assistants as the-Society may find es
to thetramaction of its busineas ; au
ivo Committee, com,isting of the above
'officers and five additional members.
. Dei ties of Officers. '
- 3. - The President shall have igen
tperintentlence of all the affairs of the
r;; in case of the death, illness or ina
if theTresideut to perform the dirties
office.„ .the executive committee-shall se-
Vice President to act _in his dead, who
lave the same power and perform the
pities, as the President, ,tintil the next
election. .
t ,Presidents. . It shall -be their duty
charge of the affairs of the Associa
-their several districtsi; to advance all
"eels; to-call upon Farrnek, to report
the condition of-Jgriculture in their
ifairhood ; to ask . for information as to
)(lei of cultivation adopted by different
iv-, and far as in their power, to make
-tharesou'rees of their districts ;., the
:..of its soil ; its geologieariuterest t 6 far
in every part of the State.. t i
Treasurer shall keep an account of
tue'ys paid into his hands, and shall only
;ls, When audited and.approt•e4l. by the
itive
,Committee , ;. each order for pay
. ,must I.le slatted by the President,or the
17:Chairman of the executive committee.
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Corresponding Secretary.—The duty of
officer shall be to write a correspondence
iritik;lo,,petsons interested -in. Agriculture,
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'-owhatitir4o the State of reansyiyatua or else
where but, especially with _our 4 ecutsuls- -in
Fittereigte:-eta that new seeds vegetables
tor may, -4;e introduced, and their
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40**,,Igcuitiyauya. #344 propagation in our
Pr liinite-,464.e5ted...- At each stated meeting
of thesoccietyAteatialliead_hiaeOrrespondence'
14-4hicti4rbalk.either..the arktole or such parts.
as
tiiiiiio;o**-4 '14,..40.,5000y, for m ; 4 ..
1. poitiimliavie _ tran s a c tions;.: :,lie- shall also
eormlon4 =ivith.:theTiesidepti..or other otii
leeraotea4sllo.244o:oloelTifiteitStiat*
'- A ,f i gie.Aji r iceiriihi="itti.i;i.l.c.r. purposes - .3 4 - f - '
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, t o - Viiiii 7 iiititcr4ad ,. ' '-' be -'fit- :
liitted and mutual .., .. : to ~ ~.
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formekorth - resulfanl progress of eaChoth
em efforts ; asOito Witte, mechanics to Ai . =
ward models otimplimpts fur examination
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and trial. i I , • 1
The .Reco.lkling Seciiiary shall keep the
minutes itif gie Society,'and of the Executive
committee.l t At Ithe close of eadit year, he
shall prepareifor! publication such parts •of
the minutes andi transactions of the Society,
as may be delignated. • -
The Lib-dr/an shall, take charge of all
books; pamphlets, &e., hielvtging to the So
ciety, and . shill act as hurator to preserve
seeds implements, or whatever property the
Society may .possess. .1,
The Execzaive Committee shall transact
the business of the" SeciOts generally, 'shall
superintend and direcq the publicatiou of
such of the reports and ',transactions as they
may deem prdler, and !shall designate the
time and pla' for antitta.l exhibitions, regu
late the expen iture, examine all accounts,
and keep such' reneral charge of the affairs
of the Society a s may b4t promote its inter
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ests. They shill select tiheir own Chairman
and meet moniltly ; five mambers shall form
a quorum. They shall stall special meetings
of the Society ,O ten nee..essary. .
; SEc. 4. Tffii, Society shall Meet annually
ou the third '4estlar r ef January, at Harris
burg, when all; the. officers of th e • Society
shall elected by ballot for the ensuing
year, and untitanother election. They shall
also hold a ge"neral meeting at the annnal
exhibition, an special meetings 'i'vhenever
convoked by tlii Executive Committee. Fif
teen members ihtill form a quorum for . the
transaction of business, but no members in
arrears shall b& entitled to the privileges of
the Society. ". .
SEC. 5. Wh*Constitution may be altered
or amended at the annual meetings in Janu
ary, bN''ri rote Of t-wo-thirdi of the member;
in ttendanee...:
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Rutter Making.
This is. a Itglily important branch of anTi
culture, and though nothing more simple.
and easy of praetice, yet nothing sPems to
be so little undhrstood as the art of making
butter., I will Compare the two modes.
Ist. The watt genSralla practised—The
cows are very frequently poor, and PS pecial
ly in winter, frOm not being curried and kept
clean, are extremely dirty ; added to which.
is the habit sonic cows have of putting their
feet in the Inicket. New, in these-cases,.the
dirt becomes so intimately mixed with the
milk that no straining nor subsequent labor
can remove it.. •
Next, the milk is set'away in pans, not any
'km clean, on the floor of the cellar or milk
house, sometimes with boards over and
Nveigh ts to keep them on, sometimes without
weights, and without any cover. At any rate
the cats •or 'rats very frequently manage to
get into the milk, And feast to satiety. , This
creates the necessity of strainin!* the rream,
a practice entirely Unnecessary, if due care is
taken.
Next, the cream is kept too low!, before
chuming especi;llly in :families that keep only
one or two cow, and thus the butter will be
almost rancid tv:i soon t►s churned.
I remember once wit cn young, of coming
very near :Inquiring s - dislike to all butter,
and to this dar am very s'n,picioui when a
broad, and; all because we had borrowed
some front; a neighbor who had kept her
cream too Ibrig
241. The 1V , 2:7; obseet.- Et ki all goofbiller
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rnakers.—The cows at, kept fat and clean ;
no dirt is allowed to . et into the milk : it
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is strained into pans w ich are kept strictly
clean, and set away in a cupboard or safe,
Nvhereineitlier cat, rat, tthitise, nor anything
else can possibly get ii to it. It i not allow
ed to-stand more than wo or three days in
summer nor than thre or four ditys'in win.
ti
ter. ..A good barrO. or atmospheric churn is
used that does not.take an hour nd a half
to produce butter, and keeps the es out too.
The butter is taken but and propirly worked
but is not wasbed : liecause,-aselearline.ss was
observed in all tile. Fcceding opera.: , ,l,s,
washing is utinecessary, and as flare was m•
ken to have the crerim of the right-tempera
ture when put jritd the churn ! , Ii inea:ts of
a thermometer,: so the bptter mill not he
scalded and lo?)1: :white, and .he carrots
can b , 3 spared. :This is the ..:modus operan
di," the ‘13,1101e ';secret r , f making butter.—
Correepontirnce Of the Dollar Newspolier. ,
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MOTROSE fIUSINESS
C.M. SI 31. TM S . —Fa-illitinit)le Boot and Shoe
maker, ricer J. ißaldwia . 6 Ilafriess shop, Turn
pike street. : i •
ELDRED & i • 11 E I t Y/CO:iii.3—lleaters in
Hats, Caps, and! Fur,+; the 't.Deinocrat
Printing oflice u foot Public Avenue.
i G —FLudnou.hble Tailor; over
Geo. Filllees Bciok Store. where he does work in
a style .altog-,ethe' r-unsurpassed. .
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N. NEWTON—Attorney at Lau- ; Office. oil
Turnpike street, one door East of 13. T. Case's
Office. 3.lirlivi.r4., Pit.'
BENTLEY otk RE D—Dealers in Dry
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Goods, Dettg l s, .11.eilicaies, aitits, Uils, Groceries,
HardwarkercsAexy,lroa," locks, Watches, Jew
elry-Silver .Spoinii.i Pert eery, ex. clx.
MAIM J. &ORIEL
PainVr, Paper Aanger,
crater Shop oveir J.l'. Bir
a few rods eastiof Wain
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BALDWIN*
pet ;I4g and Trindc Al,:unt
Trittnner, Shop on Tuln'
L. Post 4 Co's. ;
it.FR ED SA LDWIN. 1
N. LYONS & SON --Dealers in Dry Goods,
Hardware, - Crockery and Tina-are, Groceries,
Books, etc.; A 11.30, Carry on the 1300 K BIND
ING Business, eublic Avenue. Montrrose, Pa.
t 1:.11. 013100K—Atterney at Law—office
I removed . to FroPt Room of his residence, two
I, door's eait of hift fdriner location, in Turnpike
. . street, 1140 tiruirding from corner ;of Public Av:
I , .etutc;.titid Oeurlyopp.mite 31. S. :IVllsotfii Store,
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I C. 18.11111301VIRIIVI earries:on , ttejtaiting and
- •CiiiiilyAnisineiili All its . itatriou' bkonciles one
; .. door west of Wilstui's *ore, l'ignitiike Street,
,•, : liontruskl. 3 it. ', 4•lrinds of cAre..Toy -Weddin g s
- Or - P - ttiniitittrtly on.liiiind, 'ir ttutae to
.o . rdir ofillter ' t*diet. ', •-• ':C: • ' •
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NEW. GOODS..
Abel Tnrrell,
S riow receiving
. his Fall and Winter stipply of
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GOods (embracing nearly every thing wanted
in this market,) which will be sold eztrencly LOW
foi criall or ready pay. My assortment may be
chm-ed in part as follows:
DrugN, Medicines, chemicals, Paints,,Oils, Dye
Stuffs, 'Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware, Stone
Ware, Glass ware, clocks, iratches„Jewelry, Sil
ver Spoons. Spectacles, musical Instruments, Liq
uors, Perfumery, Mirrors,Statiouery,Brushes, Shoes,
Yankee Notions, itc. Se-
Thankful for the liberal patronage and substan
tial encouragement hitherto received, I hope to mer
it and recov'e a continuance of the same.
A few the articles kept fur sale • are named
below :
Groceries. A good variety of Sugars, fine fla
vored Teas, good and cheap 'Molasses, coffee, Pep
per. Spice, Ginger, Sidemtus, Raisins, Rice, Mack
erel, Codfish; 'Lintee currants, Tapioca, Arrow Root,
mace. M:urn Sage, Nutmegs. cloves, Ground Mus
tard ; also, Mustard Seed, white and black. Ext.
of Lemon, cassia, Soda, Soda crackers, Starch, Bar
and -castile Soap. candles, all sorts of Tobacco and
Snuff, Vinegar. &c. d.c.
Pry GoNts. Broad cloths, cassimeres Sattinets,
mole Skin. etirduroy,Sheep's Gray, Kentucky Jeans,
Flannels, Silk, Thread, Twist, Buttons. kc., and ev
ery thing necessary to make up garments:- calicoes,
Ginghams, Mouslin de Lanes, Alpaccas, Plaids. Ber
age, Vesting.. Apron check. Bed Tick. Drilling; 'ra
bic and Towel Diaper. Sheeting, Shirting, brown
Bleached, suspenders, Umbre/hrs, Silk cravats,
Pocket Handkerchiefs, comforters, shawls, Gloves,
Mittens, Hose, cotton Yarn, Batting, Wadding, col
ored carnbrick, cloak Fringe, Gimp, Edging, Purse
Twi.t,arul all sorts of notions.
Ware. z —Nails, Door and Window-Blind
Fastenings, Butts, Screws, Locks, Bolts, Faucets,
iles, Rasps, Screw-Drivers, Coffee-mills, curry
combs ano cards, Skates, castors, Nippers, cup
beard Fristenings. Ball. for Ox horns Shovels,
Spades, Hoe-, Fork:, Patent Balances, Steel-yards,
Hones, Fork:, Shoe Nails, Tea cork Screws
&c. to numerous to mention. , •
Cutlery, Pocket Knives. Table Knives & Forks,
bread and shoe Knives, Raizors, Hand...saws, Aug
ers, Gimlets. Sirumen's Axes, Shears and Scissors.
Points. Pure White Lead ground in Oil. and
dry, Red Lead. V en. Red. Spanish brown, Lamp
Black, Yellow Ochre. Paris Green, chrome (Green,,,
Imperial Green. chrome Yellow, ground Verdigris
Prussian Blue, Venni/ton, Bronze, limber, Terra
Sienna, Ivory Black, Black Drop, Pat. Yellow. Rose *
Pink. Black Smith. curcuszia, Red Saunders, Sugar
of Lead, -Litharge, etc.
()its, Linseed Oil, a variety of Lamp oils, Lard
Oil. Olive Oil, Tanner's Oil caster Oil, and all the
essential Oils.
rarnish.—Furniture, coach, Leather and nu
tlet' Varnish, etc.
Sptx. 7'urpentine. camphine, Rosin, Spanish Whi
ting. Putty. Glue, Gum shellaa, copal Gum, Emery,
14,1 and 'White chalk, Bath Bricks, l'omise stone,
Sal. soda, Burgundy Pitch. etc.
Ern thex.---Taint, Varnish, counter, clothes, hair,
Flesh, Tootle, N - 1, striping, Graining, marking, Ar
tist, sash, Tool, , bite-wash, scrub and shoe
Brushes, etr.
Dye Sintre. Indigo, adder, Logwood, Nicwood,
Riper Nic, carnwood, Fus k, coperas, Alum, Blue
Vitriol, Auriatto, cochineal. furcate of Tin, -Red
Tarter, Extract of Lngwood, e
acids—Nitric, sulphuric, Mum
Glass Ware.—Bottle,4 and Via..
and description. at wholesale and retail
of specie Jars, mid tincture Bottle, Glass
Pesero, Nipple shells. Nursing Bottles,
Tumblers, Lamps, candle-sticks, preserve
salt-cellers, Lamp chimney's Tepper Boxes,
boys, Mirrors and Mirror-plates, Demijohns,
duw Glass, Breast Pipes, etc.
Stone IVare.—Jugs of all sizes, Butter Pots,
cream Pots, preserve Jars, pitchers, stove Tubs,
spittoons, &C.
Clocks and Watches of nearly every description.
vivid and- cheap. Clock Faces, Verges and Keys,
e. Watch Guard chains, cords and Keys of all *firm.
Jewery. Ladies' and Gentlehien's Gold Bosom
Pins, Finger Rings, Ear Hoops, #ltl and silver Pen
cils and pen ca-ses, studs. slidd . s, gold Beads, etc.
too ritaneruus to mention.
' Silver Ware.—Silver Table{, Tea and Desert
spoons, sugar shovels and l'Olgs, salt spoons,
Butter knives, Thimbles. etc. Also, silver-plated
and German silver spoons, Brittannia Ware, etc. -
Spectacl , s.—Lad.ies and gentlemen's Fil vt-r fra
mei Spectacle's, silver plated, German silver,
etc. an I ~tees long and short.
'Goode.—Steel Beads, bag arid il.rsc
purse itings, Tassels, Slides, etc.
...Vo/ionr.—A great variety of small but
useful and fancy Articles too tediouS to mention,
such as combs of every kind, ear spoons and two
zer., purses, pocket mirrors, youth's Telescopes ;
jewsharps, pocket books, 'pins. needles, shaving
tools, chemical powder for raizor-strops, key rings,
etc. etc.
Pitols, powder, shot. lead. powder flasks, gun
weriners gen caps, pills and flints, safety fuse. etc
if icsied Astra:am/R.—Violins and Accordeons,
(the best assortineut ever introduced into-the eoun
-tv) at wholesale and retail ; also, Violin Bows,
strings, bridges, pegs, tail pieces and rosin; Bass
ei ,, l strings and bows. Fifes, Flutes, Picelos, clari
her,4, Reeds Tuning forks. Instruction Books for
the Violin, Accordion. Flute, clarinet, Flageolets&c
• Thusy-s—Abdonibut/ supporters and shoulder bra
ces in great variety and of most approved patterns.
Medical Instraments— All the varieties usually
called for by Physicians.
Li q uors,—Choice Liquors for medical purposes,
such as Brandy, Rum, Gin, Wine, etc., (a variety.
cif each.) Alcohol. Whiskiy, etc, etc.
efinnery.—Extract. , ., cologne, Rose-Water and
sctut Bags. smelling salts, Toilet Articles, Fancy
Ox Marrow, I.lelir's Oil, 'rricopherous, Hair
Tonic, Hair Dye. etc. •
Stationery.—Fade-rap and Letter Paper. Quills,
I3l.ick sand, Ink, EnvelOpes, Wafers and stamps,
sealing Wax and seals. Gold and steel Pens. Pen.
Helder., Pocket and Table Ink-stands, Business &
Friendship cards, Pisncils, slates, Water colors ke.
Boats, - shoes, whips, candle Wick, Twine, shoe
Thread, Bellows, spool stands, Illnile.Bone, mut'.
fern, Tra:.s, candlesticks, Lamps, Oil Blacking,
sponge, Princes Polishi for scouring, Rotten stone
aisl Bath Brick for same, Black Lead, Patent Pails,
'Pulp, clothes Pins, Half Bushels, Az-helves,. cru
cibles, candy; Hemlock 'Gum, window sash, Oil
cloth, citrputing, sand paper, Baskets, Tin Ware,
Ploughs ; etc. etc.
D r ,,o an d, Med c i a ex.—Turkey gum opium, rad,
and poly. genainesturkey rheubarb, east india also.
morphite sulphas and acetas, veratria, str,ychnia,
potass livdriod, creosote, red and white precipitate,
sulfate 4e quinine, calcined magnesia,„russian cas
tor, red oxide of iron, nix voinica, lisorice, earb,
iron, gainboge, turkey gum myrrh, sulphate potas-
EH, cobalt, cera alba, colocyntli, gum rutts.tich, cal
mind, tartar emetic, rad and puiv; Orria,oxalic acid,
rad andlpu/r. columbissulphate of zinc, saffron bloc•
souls, pfepared chalk, cardruntun seed, coriander dt
carawai do. rad. 4k. pn/v, gem ian, Ponca beans, steel
dust, gum kino, true, seniumonium, flos, zinc, cot
rosive Sublimate, calamine lapus, flos. Martiales,
french chalk, bisunitli submit, mann, sulphur aurat,
lovers Pewders, flos benzoin: arsenic, castor oil,
tutueric, seal fenigreek, baybery, bark, rochell, ep - -
som and glauber *lts, steam, pink root, stilts of ni
tre, (salt petre) wOrmseed, pulv. galls alleppo, refi
ned gum camphogi rad ginger, african and American
cayenne, pulv. cubebs,. pulv. cantharis, golden seal,
cream of tartar, tartaric acid, sup carts soda, sal-B°-
64140 e, ipecacuanha, anise seed, isiug glass, pe,
ntvoin bark, pulv.; orange peel, white glue, gum
arable, squills, elixir vitriol, unguentum, balsam of
fir, venietoturpentine,baylierytatibw,virginia snake
root, sal ammoniac, sumer, flag, spermaceti, blood
root, juniper Berries, rasped qiiirtgi, gum seoeird;
drapro's blood, Ayers, cliaanimile flowers, guns (de;
mi,.guno sloes. gum ((dada, gum. ammoniac, byr,
0p5,64/Itell snake root, rad 'valerian, ring arid clutch
IinRECTORY.
Hoezae and Sign
-ier, & Dec
liantes carpenter shop
's lioteL
Saddle, Harness, Car
• cturer, and Carriage
lite Etreet opposite 1.
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' M.
: of every size
I A variety
syringes,
hes,,
°wage pods and down, autella alba, refined borait,
ins m a . nu t g alls,. gum fragacanth. rad Gentian
gain guiac, gum galbanum, mdia, cockle, dyachiam
salve, emp. cantharls, dry verdigris, crude or black
antimony, elm bark, ( ground and unground ;). prickly
ash berg, fol. digitalis, hore-hound, white hellabore,
carb. magnesia, lyttam, sem choichicum, iceland
moss, rad aconite, gold thread, crocus martus, savin
leaves, honduras sarsaparilla root, blue pill mass
adhesive plaster. crown oil. Tannin, Buchu Leaves,
Figs, Genuine cod Liver Oil, citrate of Iron, etc.
Extracts of gentian. coniurn, belladona, henbane,
dandelion, deadls , night shade, thorn apple, colo
cynth, comp., de.
Essential Oils.—ail of pepermint, lemon, cinna
mon, Tense l y, wintergreen, sassafras, origanurn, lay
ender, hemlock, cloves, bergamot, anise, cedar.
s pearrnint,Oannyroyal, almonds, wormseed, worm
wood, Juniper, rosemary, amber, caraway, cumin,
savin, cajiput, spruce, tar. eubebs, Ac., and all the
essences from the above oils.
Tinctures.—tint. rheubarb, myrrh, cantharis
earilninum. guinc, digitalis, tole, iodine, cayenne;
muriate tincture of iron, d.e.
Laudanunii.paregoric, Hive's syrup, chloroform,
collodean or lquid adhesive plaster, spirits of nitre
dole, aqun amonia, sulphuric ether, spirits of Lav
ender, comp., salts of tartar, ruitimonial wine, oil of
spike, bal••am copaiva, brimstone sulphur, pule.
charcbal, quicksilver, dewijon, bottle and vial corks
etc. etc.
In short. a whole newspaper might be filled in
the vain attempt to enumerate the one half of the
articles kept for sale at TrailELL's. This is the
right place to-buy
11 Goods, and to buy them cheap.—
The best kind or .7.4,8 are kept Mere, and from
the variety and quality of them .treat inducements
are offered physicians to make it their place of reg
ular purchase. The public genera/1y are invited to
call and examine the quality aiiilt 4 priees of goods.
October, 1850.] ABEL TURRELL.
To hairy-men and Tanner?
Valuable Property for Sale.
THE following Real and Personal Estate, as
hereinafter described, situate in New Milford,
Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania, will be sold at
a great bargain to acy one who may choose to pur
chase. The real esi.ate consists of seven hundred
acres, five hundred of which are undo(( improve
ment, end on which are four dwelling houses and
seven barns. The farm is well designed fur a Dat
ry, and is capable of feeding one hundred Cows du
ring summer and winter, and every part of it well
watered with springs and streams. The buildings
and land are in good ctbidition,.and on the premi
ses are about five miles of good Stone 'Wall, and
the other fences are also gored, and on the wood
land are large quantities of Chestnut Timber, which
will supply the farm for many years to come, and
which will also he valuable for building the Rail
road which is soon to be built up Martin's Creek.—
Said farm has a very pleasant and desirable locl
then about seven miles from Great Bend, through
which the New York it Erie Railroad passes, and
about one mile from the probable Depot on the
Martin's Creek Railroad, which will lead from the
Lackawanna Coal and Iron Mines to interest the
Nee York tt. Erie Railroad at the Great Bend. It
can be very advantageously divided into five farms,
on four of which would be the necessary Dwellings
and Out-houses, Fruit Trees, &c.
With the above will be sold a very large stcock
of Cattle, Horses, (U.., including Durham Co Ws,
Working Oxen and young Cattle, and also all ne
cessary implements of husbandry fur carrying on
said farm or farms.
Dhe Terms of Sale will be as follows :—One
fourth of the purchase money fur the Reel estate
will be required at the time of purchase, and fur
Stock, Farming Utensils. kc., half down and the
residue to be paid in equal annual instalments, with
interest annually on the whole sum unpaid, to be
••mputed from the full delivery. of possession, the
• • t Instalment payable in three years from the
deli 7 of,possefsion, and the whole amount to be
paid • thin ten years from the sale, to be secured
by Bon •ml Mortgage. Full possession to be giv
en on the ; day of April, 1851, with the privi
lege of putti , in crops next Fall if desired. A
good and indisp. able title given.
The above den d property belongs to the es
tate of S. MEltater, to of said county, deceased,
and a more desirable p rty has nut at any time,
in this Eection of country, • en offered for sale, and
no greater inducements offer to purchasers. Per
sons wishing to invest money- in Real Estate and
n good Stock, cannot do better than to call and ex
arnim, for themselves. Other tracts or lots of land
lying in said count•, are also offered for sale. Ap
r,:a-ations can he made to M. Meylert at New Mil
ford, or to B. S. Bentley at Montrose, in said coun
t,, It!A cry farther particulars that may he requi
red wi:l I;42.,zivert.
MICHAEL MEYLERT. Exectitom of S
BLNJ. S. BENTLEY, r Meylert,
Eagle Foundry Wire Room,
NO. 5. PUBLIC A VMNUE.
(IN hand and for sale cheap Cooking, Parlor,
N.../ Shop, Church and Coal Stoves, , Stove Pipe
and Ware, Pump and Lead Pipe, Sheet Iron, Tin
Coppef, 'Wire, Zinc, Iron. Binding, Morticing Ma
chines, Shingle 'Machines, Ploughs, Iron Scrapers,
Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, Tin Ware, Saw Ar
bors, Morters, Sleigh Shoes, Mill Cranks, Jack
Screws, eke. (kc.... Iron and Steel of all kinds—final
ly, all kinds of Castings on hand or Made to order.
• WILSON & CO.
Montrose, September, 1850.
Fancy Goods.
D IBBONS, Delanes, Thibet cloths, Blue and
it Green Barrage, Mantilla Silk." Fringe, Lace;
Iteo•ent Silk, French Ginghains, Belts, Cashmeres,
White Kid Gloves,. Cravats, Linen Irdks, Shawls,
Sc LTOSS d. CILIADLER.
Sept. 16, 1850.
Lumber Wanted.
1 - 3.L.YE and Hemlock BnardA, Pine Siding and
Shing,:es. Lyays et; CIIANDLEIL
' Montrn-e. Sept. 17, 1860.
Gw, FISH and Mackerel, No. I and 2 just
received and for sale by
Sept. 18. - J. LYONS th SON.
("I.ALICOS, Ginghams, Lawns, Barrages. Linen
V) Ginghams and Silk Goods, a great variety.—
Shawls, Parasols, Fancy Cravats, Reck-ties, Laces,
Edgings, Gloves, Ribbons, &c., iii abundance. ' La
dies Shoes and Gaiters, many kinds. sizes and pri
ces, at J. LYONS & SON'S.
'D ROAD-CLOTHS, lierseymeres, Tweeds, Ken
tuck Jeans, Sattinets, Prench Cassimeres and
Summer stuffs just in. LYONS SON.
_
r
PIECES OF PRDTTS,splenchd and cheap,
iJV just opened and for sale': by
July 24. J 4 YON'S. & SOS.
PAPER-HANGINGS and Window ourtains—
Wood Pails, Butter Ladles and Stamps, Clothes
Pins. Baskets de. selling by LYONS ttc SON.
'WATCHES will be sold' at True's cheaper
than the same quality in 'tether place.
I )
00JI PAPER L an ro d Shad es.
NDL EL!.
LOST LiiST "BP NCi
ATWO year old--supposed to be a red steer
Any person knowing of such an one at large
would confer a favor by giving information of the
same, to B. SAYRE.
Montrose Oct., 9th, 1850.
cutraatlPQ,
THE subsc ri ber has s few sheep to Nell er let.
Montrose, Jan. 1, ISM. B. SAYRE.
.
Almanacs for 1196/ •
THE Fatnily, Christian Almnnac, 'with beautiful
engravinge—The Temperance, Liberty twtl
Firraer's Almanacs, fur salt, by
J. LYONS it r SON:
November Ith, 1850.
Dr. Rafferty's Celebrated Tam'ly
MEDICINES--Aftead of all others, andunani
mously appi'ored I---T he Productions of a Ii- I
eensed Surgeon and Bhysicimi of 20 years prac
tical experience.
RAFFERTY ' S BALI! OF EhLEAEL—ALHOOg all the
remedies before the public, this stands pre-eminent
in the early stages of Consumption, -Bronchitis,
Catarrah, Coughs, liparsness, Asthma, Spitting of
•
Blood, and for all affections of the pulmonary
ur
gana occasioned by cold:, Too much praise cannot
be bestowed upon this remedy, and the proprietor
urges any one affected with any of the above coin
plaints, to secure, it at once.
RAFFEwry's FAmit Pmts.—The best Family
Physic now in the, entry for sick head-ache, cos
tiveness, dleansin the stomach of bile, purifying
the blood, carryi f , .off diseased humors and restor
ing health.
RAAEERTTS F ALE MoN-rtt Pmts.—For remo
ving female obst uctious peculiar to the sex ar
rising from cold or neral weakoess'of the system.
Also for females of costive habits of body, dyspep
tic or nervoas, weakness, debilitated females.
RAFFERTYS EYE WATET.7—FOT weak or inflamed
eyes, warranted superior to any in general use.
RAFFERTY'S STRENGTHENING PLASTER—for pains
or weakness in the breast, side or back.
ItiisrEaryTs \You! On,—The Great Worm Kill
er, warranted to remove worms where they exist.
RAFFERTY'S Euanocitrios—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 Anrwrs ; J. Lyons d; Son, Montrose
Rollin T. Ashley, Brookiyn ; Thos. Jackson,Spritig=
vill ; C. E. Lathrop and John Bogart, Tunkban
flock ; Bailv &. Co., Factory vine ; Stone,
Patterson & Co., Abington Center.
July 18,1850. „ 29:1y.
ALBANY & BUFFALO,
New York and Erie, Cayuga and Susquehanna
Rail Roads, Seneca and Cayuga Lakes
EVERYBODY'S MARKET LINE! •
rrirE subscribers are now prepared to rec eiv
Freight of all kinds at the following poins, vii:
Buffalo - , Attica, Batavia, Bergen, Rr.ciiester,Can
andaigua, Cieneya, Dresden, Ovid, Lodi, Dundee
Landing, Jefferson, Havana, Mtlport, Horseheads,
Corning, Elmira, Factoryville, Spring Port, Rend
der's Ferry, Aurora, Ithaca, Candor, Owego,
Binghamton, Great Bend, Lanesboro', Deposit and
Hancock, every day in the week, (Sundays exce(pt
ed.) and continue with regularity throughout the
season. They will attend to forwarding the same .
to the New York Market, where it Will receive
the personal. attention of experienced salesmeti,_
who will attend to the selling of the same, and-re
turn the proCeeds in Bankable funds at either of the
above points, to the following :
Buffalo, Storehouse of Henry Dale ; Attica,
Storehouse of Henry Storehouse .
; Batavii, Storehouse
of Lucius A'. Smith : Bergen, Storehouse of Daniel
McPherson ; Rochester, Store of Fairbanks et Eld
ridge ; Canandagua, Office of Walter Corcoran ;
Geneva, C. Lawrence; Dresden, Storehouse of
Whitney ct Monett; Ovid, Ferguson, & Sprague;
Lodi ; Dundee Landing, "Storehouse of Tuthill
Co. ; Jefferson, office. of E. 0. Nortan. on the Pier ;
Halvana,.office of J. F. Phelps ; 14iIlport, store of
J. Stull ; Horseheads. office of J. 'A. Ferrell ; tur
ning, store of Wm.J. Arnold ; Elmira, Storehouse
of Thurman dr, Ingham: factory ville, Store of
Charles H. Shepliens ; Spring PoTt, at the Store of;
Redder's Ferry ;. Aurora, store of H. ct G. P. Jlur
guii Ithaca, store - of P. H. Drake ; Candor, store
of S.Baranger; Owego, office of Nathaniel Ells;
Union. store of C N Wheeler; Binghamton, office
of James Sisk ;Groat Bend, office of F. Churchill ;
Lanesboro' office of . F. A. Ward ; Deposit, store of
Ensign ct Dean ; Hancock, store of Allison and
Res res.
JAMES Binghamton,
•Wm. WHITNEY. Dresden.
GEO. P. MONETA., do.
NATHALIEL ELLS, Ocrov.
Ana:Yrs.—Buffalo, Ilenry Date; Attica;Thonias )
Syford Batavia, Lucius A Smith; Bergen, Daniel
McPherson ; Rochester, Fairbanks' d; Eldridge; i
Canaudague, Walter Corcoran; Geneva, C. Law
rence; Ovid,-Ferguson 4i; Sprague.; Lodi ; Dundee ;
Landing, Tuthill & Co.; Jefferson, E. 0 Norton
Havana, J. F. Phelps ; Millport, J. Stull ; Horse
heads, J. A. Ferrell ; Corning; Wm. J. Arnold ; El
mira, Turman it Inghmin ; Facteryville, C. H.
Shepherd ; Spring Port ; -Redder's Ferry ; Aurora
H. 4: G. P. Morgan ; Ithaca, P. H. Drake ; Cand
or, S. Forager ; Union C N Wheeler ; Great• Bend,
F. Churchill ; Lanesboro', F. A. Ward ; Deposit,
Ensign -ft Dean ; Hancock. Allison di Reeves.
Csrrsts JAMES SISK will superintend the busi
ness throughout the whole Line, and receive andi
till all orders for Groceries, Friit. Fish, Oysters,
dc. ci-c.; which will be bought at the lowest whole
sale prices in New-York, and forwarded to either
of the above named Depots
July 16, 1850
New Firm!
THE subscribers have cornnumced business un
der the firm of S. H. Sayre th Co., turd are now 1
opening a new assortment of Goods, consisting of ,
almost every article called for. We intend selling
mostly far ready pay, short credit will be given to
those (that may wish) that tave been prompt in
meeting their payments. Goods will be sold as
low as at any other store in the county—by good
attention, and low prices, we hope to get our share
of patronage:
P. S. In addition to the above, we bare in con
nection a Tin and Sheet Iron ittablislunelit, where
will be kept a general assortment of Stoes,Tin,
Ware, Sheet Iron, Castings, Hollow Warei'
All - nrders in this line will be attended to immrne
diately. Merchants that wish to buy, to sell, will
be supplied with Tin Ware, Stove Pipe, and Stoves,
on liberal terms. S. IL SAYRE & Co.
tionneta.—Spring styles, for 1850. A great ia
riety of all kinds, and qualities, for gale cheap at
S. H. SAYRE ife Ca.'
Hata 'and Caps.—Gentlemen and Boys' Leghorn,
Wool, and Palm Leaf Hats, by ,
S. H. SAYRE 'it Co.
J. Jennings' new patent premium and safety.gas
lamps, consisting of church, parlor, store and, shop
lamps, and the patent Phosgene. for burnin g in
the same, for sale by . SAUSA:YRE pn. _
Sole and Upper 'Leather, Boots and ShOO, df
all kinds and qttalities, - by S. 1.1. - S.A.YRE Co..
Window Sash and Glass, codfish. anclldackerel,
Salt, Lime and Plaster , in large , or small quantities
by • Si 11. SAYRE & co.
Plcnigiu.—Bingh ton, Uuntrose", - -SkitMem.,g4-
dy. and Mott At Fuller loughs and castings,'imii
stantly on hand. . .
- and Sweedes' - square.htirs,.-auit ,
able for - drag teeth,. y. ,S.: - ff.-S/TRE •
April 10,11850:' •
Ilookse Hooke. ,
.Ik_LLTeit lkolts :to '-usid' i the" ems
Aeaderuy..andllio e variety of others, just
opened and cur sale gibe.lftw'elt rii*
Sept. 4. iirtiNS SON:
.
IN BACH -80TT1.13--Ose Tobtopoo; t heic44 : ,,,
Tulsa Doom sdiy—One toeife•cotosininu,63 A i ,"
cosh, tp.One Days.
Pries $l.OO per tot*, or STA Bonin for SSA. •
1.31c .... a5i;4311,:agea. . t -
rjr .
sia .
Js nue poi it hi Q11.A.1127 BOTTLES,: end fs of thii '-
soma medical otrengthiOnd Orooli od that in the moil littler.
The r, utl:epeioritydf Trits.Pnottelers. user SAISAPAILILLA,
end ell other eitnilhr oiedkines, ma,' in same mensorebena m
mood from the following. facts: Tinter—because it eq. s n i„
poesessea, as portion.rollts ElediClo,lsl,ithe PURL Fibula
Sarsaparilla; Yellaw Dock, -
‘iussit"
Cherry and run Barks, -
swore 'strongly. MVO poroorfretly conOrnlirtrect, end torpor m i n:
lies of each of these purigers Ineaehhotfle.of It than can he knot
•in ens, bottle of me•lleler, called Ertraet of Sanapgrek
B.I7CONPUy•-4MOCT iee Think Puri fi er also porsonn fig
rued Ice %/limey and herfroi eirtuerbf arrest other
floats, ntirkm, nrt4 Yeuretableg, •
the Protases prorritko of windh ore greatly scesmos to
Soraetparill . a, and wnen :there err eomp9orided with —4 , ersm..
ldlolo hock. Cheesy, and Saturernr. {trey tnahwfitss wadi.
Om.. the loom ter:ail:mild "aim
Purifier of tfio•Blood io
'saki. trail thle. that IR be.e every desired. oforlioOlrfect,
the Does is ! •
hVY One Tablespeeintal, three anti &Mit.
But it is not so with Ext of Sarsapwilla,:forintousegaetice
of its medication (in hi t
bottler) being fahmach weakened
and reduced the . D o c of Sarsaparilla' has to be Twa,
Three, or afore Takespocia/aht—Tuttec, 'FOttiq or Moen
time. a 'Day, 10, have - day • aliquot • effect; and as a bottle a
Sa;aapnrtila only hichtlefej.rthhfinue rpounfals,ibenefute,,se 'song
ernrenfule to a dad, - wul bay many tliettai LI %Litz: will use up a
hot .e of it to ,
roar, rise, ore Days,
show thniti healed Brnntre Ptirifier, vral". hoes
Twelve. to Sixteen Ptrt /anti' than a battle Of" Sarsa
parilla ; and if its denyead eercu4 (in mall es.) bo sa
Pe ti 1 , 1,14 and fI4ALIN a n the. dallyiffun.e cheer f Sankt
paritht, then it PROVeS Ind One bottle. if this - vies. is
Three, Fnuf. OT Fled Liman:OM Unaa f Sarsa
parilla_
The dire comparison does not yet • show the direr.
?nee in rain. between the nsediad efficacy of BRANT'S f!tnuitiet
and SiinA,PARILI.A. Ti le wilt appear by the cel)tib=2.4: Of
cures in limpets Pamphlets, showing that •
ONE 2.OTTLE ,Of, BRANT'S PURIFIER
nos more efficacy; and res mesa impure blend diatom. than
TEN Bottles of. Sarsaparilla.
C; then, Ons. BOTTLk. cif PtrelltElt. mellti for Ong DoLtsta s -
One nail, 9f Sankt/kW-ea alnitdd sell for Ten Cents.
CANCEROUS- SCROFULA.
111 r J. B. Fission or Annie, Oneida Co., N. Y.;itieboveis storm
of scrofula In 1E46, swore to the fads an reiared ta,lo*, is an
action in the Sore's Cotat - r-in the City of Nem Vork on the
Zith of Derembee, 184.9, tinder the following circumstances:—
A ererion In the City I f New Yerk Lid manufactured a::4
v,mdeil a tputiMa mac e of medicine, calling IV•Hkeet`i.
Jlanicink, it; •• itation- of the genuine ,nu#leing. Ho
w 2,4 pro s ,. Oa to obtain damages. in the Supreme 'Court or
the ed.,* of New Stork; and the case was referred by the . Cours
to 1. S. ttostvoall, Eint,sl Idhery street, an eminent:Lamm%
krwes to loan the (testimony. The defendant plealeti hl
noOs,tion of damages, that the Proprietors of Brunt's Meeicino
had in acme caact publinhtl,l False ariTEMENTkof•enrki,
11..1., bud committe , l a frond on the public, mid, tinnefoottweia
not to el nnine.ei. =The case of Mr. flash**. was selected
heisuf;itee, nndlinoeine was stawst as a Inihiew io s rerani t ,
ttm pun/tithed:and his taalsnony smite ilia n icsts EP
the itooringaion. . •
Mf. Rii aG UP: .aid, I all n• 417 aeraitilinl4llll UT:x.l , s Pariftin g af t.
tent—bean welt it for Sr)4t.i. room thr. eau* -ince. 1 .'la
aritiAait hy it: 1 o at:inn•lnl by to , etelitiartiins—linq Jul.( w.
Le
oat late— 4141 to at .
nallir Id corn tnn. In • hainilien.4 of
Ow low otenth.. 1,,k,...., ett,e Ree t tee Yw t firr,l a.•
o m u.-d.-ma Wein I otinne*ehloarsr the,Por t f t er I 144 town e'nt'er
m , 1, n Inn 4 time; I ennlif not-nua• 141 i ha.' to ray twad
fn.. Ale weer in trnot front coot. ; ors on, AIM All WAWA not naiad it.
dons It ...dt Ijo.l rep out. or us 1A.,. 4 viols hohltog ny n rntre at Om •
n l n :A hole mos a. 44 tivoice4 i ll4y Mitt...p.m Bent say breath roatt.ol
cad tout A tie ti
line: a: lenr aint On lily shoulder aa lat., at my
anialet ono nada; my anti niptilty a. nrhart had ratan the..mh rot
anal my I n n3s roubi lay liaikePuits. I an ad: ef no my mu. exunalif
cant we to my nth„ 1t s Oirh 11.ndeatrun.n thr bin.. l pail,.
aral titioe ulian:ninh . I Ilownee ;Nattier iu 'mast iawg.. tie fan
twttL Att!ed sera day,' 4 se, 'wok only Cobb no, at.
40..44 1 41 a h•ote.;thyt tunnel.. olWnitip , s...l ennutil4 inn tot
nut •if -hint the snma4bnalloa I tank' the Rail anne fa ornenfoll. whites
iitian4thenant inn and twa1....1 iny fmran, no that 'I ca. al.). ir..4
tin the &Airdrie, of Resort k. Leoastd, 1t..n4. Crrer., irrln n e I tat
rt..: b.:tile:l4i. AMA' lilol L.P: tit Al.l. 3111' ULUY.Ka, but thr,
mallMaio% am knit... 4 01+ end of my (human owl I lima arnraarl nman
at nlatanome nvaa•L want Ste llouta nae , nowt, mad. a PettFeeT
CU ttE. Ned reynteotb m. tolgoat lieenh. For rod. PgltTlCit
Li./R.V. 34'R itEdArr.V,P,ourter,s`T.e.
•
Z. S. Tarry. merchant, Byron. Genesee County. N. T.
smite. Aug. 24. 1P46 : 1 1 15.1..'s Redirise is doter weeders
hire—it has cured a man Rosnesptise. that PAP.; -
cisas had rani mai; die. WEien he commenced taking
Rrant's aledicine. At cooddno• raise /is /and to his head ; be
tied.ot the lungs, and every symptous seemed to indices
that he most die; hnektontshirig to all, he is now able to
labor and rides all over ;the county. We and jbie bet-
I will . also show -yott, when - 1 visit the city of Nem:
York in the epriw, alum, great things lima ;Asir done for Of.
It hats also cured 0 young lo'dy of ConsannOtion in (Mesas •
county. which her father soya 110 doctor :l mM care.
RAISED FROM THE GRAVE.
Messrs Pratt & Foster: merchants of West Correll,
itunn., celled onus at 'Sew York, April 2let, - 1E47, sad sal&
Brent's itatunsi had arested cries of rack harden cants of
cossaamtma in thelritown, that now no ether cough w&-
cane could be sold there t that It had raised slat as-if frees
the grace—some that physician and all the Mends said
must die. One gentleman: !m - particular] was so fir gone
that his physician told hint it ass esciew to take any more
medicine, Ito the ohm no Avg was /eft, began to Ohs
firanes Balsams =go , well—and 01 noires wen ee 'be eau ,
wee .
Doi:tors- c olio no Help. •
Ur Wm. D. Jennings. a 'merchant at Pieryeat Craw,
dAtabula co., Ohio, wrote to es, October2d, 1843, and stair
ed a cure of CoPtittillirtrott which the nes of. Beaor's
max P s ULNLONARY 13;auteet had effected in „Efr.
Croart of an adjoining *Own. Mr. Crockett had weight es,
lief front - the beat - physidians and,annierans madams, but
found nope, for the fitbd hand of that urtAdentleg ineeater
Calmonption, bad lain fast - holden WI Muds, and was SW
deetroying sad debilitating his , body, diet be we. a wars
skeleton. Ile'vraa giant sip by Mi pbysician,ned all Mende
as stne:who mould soon ia/tobit a anew. Bat even in Wi
lma, extremity, strange and ntarrellons mit may seem, / 4
it is true, that the use of oak:dee boars of BRANTN last
AN 801mo:sum flatsaitt has unclinebed. theitand of the
destroyer. ,and restored Mr. Crocket to health. and he is
now a nEtt.TItY, 11*.titif, aIIDDED MAW. ,
'BLEEDING' 44. - 1 -- THE LUNGS.
-Mr. W. Ohapplan, merchant, - Middtetntry;etete of Ver
mont, stated to us Mat Mar son was milkiest switb Reeding et
''the_huhge„ and after all other remedies failed, and his phyd•
i'cjitni la id he teoeM die, be inedq u. of Drant's /adien Pp/.
.weary RaLtcprt„ which stion rents... Min SO health. "
. SHE COULD ' , NOT ALEEP IH BED.
ii• Mr. James Irina, a Merchant ind taillerof Eirkiend, Lein
Vo., Ohio, wrote, Siptillth, Is4.B,that Baefer's Pauseessr
BALSAM was effecting 40Zne s astonishinie cures in thit iinh •
by; one ease inpartlettlin was the wife of his bead ;
She had been dileaseitfot fiances year*, and her bash
had spent almeat ali libi,rerningi in paned doctors and ia
trying all kinds bf nedieh* but to no. purpore:; . _ e bud
net laid or slept is hat bid
_for intent years , in c seam
of her dimwits; but Moss a f ter nsiorefeti itallii of n os
puteso l iery mama, she:could lie andseirialesip in bad
as well ail ever she could. \
FEMALE , WEAKNESSES . AND , COMPL NTS
. •
No remedy °trued tO - the. publie hu"ever been f U
serttrio and effectual in restoring ALL the beldam s ite'.
out:: and ifrtgolsritiits of the seu. 111 BUNT'S PO Oita/
BiL 2 / 1 41• it makes no ostittimo whether 'the d emote
be soppressiosi. weir, or other- viegiessa-41t REM) R EGULA TES
1
.ALL, by strengtheningthesystese s stelal i tlyt the cire 6lll6 °'
and SOOTIIING.and A,ol4l3FililEd. US 111d17404"
FIT. See Poopkleti - : . '
_I
1
CHANGE OF LIFE.
From the' Girl .to the:,,Weaten, end the Wwient at middle
age—the one cue is ricialiratid. Oaths other so
spppressed,iot to prevent any of the f atal iltmtels kik '
quently 'silo le Oonseqtkuce of such change.
NerYool,, - .lilicise; .ald...Deraitgenitati
Cured without" faiI.''DYSENTERY and SUMMER - CON
PLAINT, in children end airilit..-and
.
CHOLERA ENTANTIML
No mother need eVerinitnini the - drith of her And hl
Cholera Infanterni,',whlie-teethiti, If
~..i - If 8 ItSUIVIIi"PU.LI
NoNAny 0 k LAMA . be,.. tutitittu . It'
i should- b"
far suck cuetvgiveninlairgofthan tile 'ord htt*" ease.' -
Ageitilif--4..8tL TURREl,L,:'Mootrofer; 4
%Tot, Not* MilfotA Smiley' S: ettrtii; E. Gibieni
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