~'w,llGlg'~CtXG
mk l TiL o Eii; r i i . m 3 Rtrmnr issi•T
Ipteresthg Agriculttiial Expriments.
''Softie recent, experinients in :.}cheat and
:float. go 'to,proVe that loth contain wtitet,.
.and that-the quantity i 4 more in Cold 'cottn-.
-I.ties than. warm. r• JAI AsaCe., : freni - 16. to 20
percent, In England from 14 Ito - 17 per
I
r..ent: In the United Stites, front 12-to 1 . 4'
31 . 4 cent.' . - In•Africa nn SiCily;frin oto 11
.i
ter cent:: This neenunts 'for the flict that the,
tame weight of-Sonthera flour lields more •
break than the North* English Wheat;
yields 13 - •itaunds• more to. the ofiartet - than '
lhelicoteli. Alabamallour it is Said, yields
20 per Cent. more than cinciniati. • And in ;
,general, Atactican flour, aCeording to the an-:
t4torlty Of One of the Most extenstre' _London:bakeis i absorbs 8 orllo per cent. more of it's.
own ~w eight of water n being made into
- btead than the Enolis i. The warmer the
ebantiy the more is th
. Water dried out of
the grain before it .ripqns and linnee when
made into bread, it absorbs inor water a- .
- gain, and is therefore more valuable. Pro.
fssor Beck has written a report for the Pa
rent Office; in which he] shows that the pies;
enee of water unfits thee articles for preser-
Nation.. -The books of a single inspector .in
New YOrk city: showed that in 1847 he in
spected' 218A79 barrels sour: and musty
116iir. In his opinion, •tlie loss• on, these was
. :$250,000. Every, year the total loss in the
:United States from Moisture in ,wheat and
flour is estimated at frcan 33,000,000 to 35,- .
pOOO,OOOl To
,remedy' this great evil, the!
};'rain should be well ripened berdieharreSting
and well dried before being putinla granary..
. Kiln dried is preferable. The Made of as
certaining the amount of water.' is this :
Take a . small sample. 'say tire dukes and ,
,w,eigh it Carefully. Put it in a dry vessel,
which should be bested by boiling water.'
''Ailer six orsevon•bours weigh 'it carefully
distil it loses no more weight.: Its loss :of.
meightsbowS the original amount of water.
California liens.
The Rev. Walter .Colton, the late Alcade
to "Slonteren.finding • it itifficult to procure
eggs yrUen recitiiied either for lore or money,
bought some _hens.: Wo give the descnp
lion of them •
'll purchase& six hens of an Indian wo
'lan for six dollars, andra ,rooster foi fifty
opts. On aSking•the woman why she char
ged only half price foi the rooster, she replied
.that the fellow laid no eggs, and as for his
crowing that did nobody any good: Soun
der reasons than these could not be fitruiih
ea iii a itiuch: higher place than a hen coop.
The of these lens are a little singular.
-They are perfectly tame, and are as much at
in* - e in • .the; kitchen as the coop. They
uever trouble themselves much about a nest
but &posit their eggs where they find 'it
anost conveuient,one makes a teastray, :moth
.er 'the ifoning table
.a the - oven, and
there is one that gets into the cradle... She
is not at all diittirbedly the tossing of the
little fellow, On - whose premises she is intru
:ding.., Neither shrl'or any of her feathered
:sisters cackle_ when they leave a nest. -The
Y
Aon ; t-,sectu to think *at :anything worth
Making an ado about has come to pass. The
rooster it is true picks up a little ; and per
taps:le*. a:feather - talk r. But this is the
Talky of his - sex. There area great many
-who crow over what others have done." •
•
,- Good' rules and Gpod :Management.
One the best farmers in the State of Nov
Turk, Las the folloUinLr rules agreed to and
-signed by evert. inau her hires.
It is expected That All persons employed
tstv the farm of will carefully at
tend to the following system :
: Regularity in,hours. '
' Punctuality in cleaning and putting away
7
dements: • ,
- 11 1 • • • i
umanit y to.atuma.s.
'Neatness and cleanliness in personal ap
pearance. .
Decency- in - dipartirient and conversation.
obedience to -the proprietor and
to learn aid excel in farming.
:I'o liquor or,stropg drink of any hind to
be lloucd..: -
Maxims of arde and ...Veatn-ess
every operation in the proper
season. - - • -
5. Perform every operation in tiaqUest
tUnniter. - -,
, ft, Co:nplote eyery part of, an operation as
.sou -proceed.
i
e— 4.. Finish one job fore:you begin anotb
,
5. Secure your iron and tools in an or
tnanner.
13 I • - . .
- . _
.:.' . :Clean every too tvbin you lem:e off
stork..:.., • : , .
7. Ilettrra envy tool and 'implement to
Ifs -pinddig night, , ,
THE RICHEST lim!..-13esi es nue, and
other, enricbitig -au s nces, the- cost.of. the
' inere:nniinal mitimres'ispplied to the soil of
England, annitints.to' bree hundred milliona
i se
of dollars : bein - z mot than the whole 'value
TA' its foreign commer ..- Yet the gratefulroil -wields With inter t all that is thus lac
isligi upon it. And s'# it mould do here, if
we would only trust the earth with anypot
iion of our capital. tut this we • rarely do.
.A farmer.who has - I ;n i ade money. - s:pends: - it .', I. LYONS & SON---Dealers in. Dry' Goods,
• • • • • Hardware,Crockery- . and Tinware, Guaceries,
Irp t ju Iris bu si ne f ig, t, in some other occu- 1, - Lso Carry 1 8 00 11 -pi ND „
1 - - : Boors. ete.;, A , on tse
iatitnr. - -He buys rnor,c land when be ought , ING Businesi, Public Avenue. lfrmtie..e, Pa:'
, ,
-te:bity - `.more manurel ,or hicputs out his moo- 1
5. 117 - DEMOVEL--Attorney at _Lam—office
iieS , in scitne joint.stoelt wmpany, tkconvert ' removed to Front ROOM of his residence, two
surishim?.,into'ineinit,ltitle; or he buys share; doors east of his former location, in. Turnpike
in - gold a or lead m i ne; Reit. up. , • street, third building - from corner -or. public Av.
n 's i a t, al ` -o e urric '4 .li m ailin is '... the barn:yarj: and 1 . cane, and nFarkY-aPPwite M. S. Wils°n.B Store,
, 9 • I -.Tune. ISO. -
wltkte'ret temptations (stock or. Shares . may „ -_,----.
offer' the best nngstauent. for it farmer, is lire 1 v RATD.W. 1‘,, -- "_:, -- tn --- e m s on !Titiliail;• liand
, _ 'Candy bustness in air it.•.rarion3 branches, one
itoc. t find Picwell". l ". :F. ---- , - • door "west of Wilson's Store, Turnpike Street,
~. ~ 4 1 :7 7.77 _ -% . Idontrome, Pa. . AU_ kinds of Cent:for Werldink•4.
.xii Waabiregtoa Amen?, his reached. 1 or Partiee, kept constantly on hand, or made to
the height ef-mglity fad above the,Surfice.„ 1 order on the shortest noire,.
*144- s eight - ',feet - Of Irllielr her lxcu l il , e a ,. 1 r7Aill, paid , forrakintleo9,f CiiWnif - " tend
autairilm - pilt Var., i - • ',,-- ... ,.- iV/ Sheep relt4; . 1 ~ - J . G. B. ELDBF,D,
- , - -_,,,,,•,„„ , F-..,,c,. - ,,1. - ,.1--.... ••- - ;:g-.-. - - ,,, •'•',•; - •„;.=-tli - - , F , - -7 "----,-,---,,,, , -•-• -, -- -•-- - --- -
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REMARKS . OF .f. R.INGEE;SOLL;
At the State Agricultural came:item.
. . . ele m en t s.- of .
-,-, J; R. Inp . rsoll said-the good
More completely .abounded in . PentisYliania
than in any Other .Stitte.--and . lias . been al
limed to lie dormant fiA: mani years. : ;We
should be trite toourselves and others would
'be true to us. ' .A more visible departure from
mere party lines has tteVer been 'seep;: than
!vas then witnessed in the Goerner's InCS-
I sage, in recommending the agricultural in
terests of-thelitate to the LegiSliture Which
recommendation be firmly .believed had call
ed this conventiOn,--together. The cheapest
and best things - are to be obtained in-Penh-_.
iylvania. (Mr. Ingersoll instiMenl several
filets to prove his assertion.) Pennsylvania
Only wants encouragement to 410 - elope .her
resources; and let .us give lier*that encour
i agethent in the.great department of Agricul
ture. The Franklin Institute lifis done more
good to the - cause of Science than all the
mere individuals who "had assembled, from
the tdeluge' to the ''present day. Societies
Iwere necessary to the liroper adynneement
of agriculture. The Royal SoeiCty of. Loa
'don was the, most celel?rataCone in the
world ;M.Constantinople even, they had set
us the example of the importance; of orgaui
zation ; in South Carolina therilizid such a
society,;which has done 'vast good in that
state; the society of Massachusetts had been
a most excellent one in every respect; State
agricultural societies in, New York, in Mary
land, in Virginia, had all beercestablislied,
and art, no* in existence, giving assistance
and power, 'and hope and perfection to the
county societies scattered over those various
States. ' The experience of those States has
shown us the importance of State Societies
to co-operate with the smaller county organ ;
izations. The National Institute is essential
ly a domestic, United States Goternmeut In
stitution ; but it has languished for several
! years Pimply because of tie want of au ap-
Ipropriation Such as is now asked of this state
i for the State Institution. Th l e Massachu
-1 setts State Society has thought proper to de
vote their funds chiefly to the importation of
the best breeds of cattle from abroad,; audit
thereby reielfes Jesuits much More ithport
antand desirable than could poSsibly be at
tained by individual means. Mr. I. would
have 'the itgents of this society penetrate the
forests of Europe, the sierras of Spain, see the
, agriculture of England, of France, and of
1 Turkey. Ile. would have them (bring home
the treasures of every nationi experience,
which. should shed a brilliant light upon the
agricultural; productions of this country. -..
The fanners. of Pennsylvania are modest
beyond their necessities, and ought to be bold
'in proportiOn iii their ineans. Agriculture
is the esseidial growth of Virtue,' and wealth
i and independence and all that promotes the
cause is worthy the fostering of every good
government:: Mr. Ingersoll concluded with
a most, eloquent appeal to earnest and unti
i ring eflorts m behalf of Agriculture. -
Beware of any conne of life or study which
Las a tendency to harden your hearts, and
deaden theldelicate sensibility of the soul to
moral truth and. to moral beauty; for al
though yon may receive a. momentary plea
sure thereby it. will be by the sacrificing, of
those guards whielt form your only shield
from inoralidt ruction.
To prevent rats from eating Harness—
Sprinkle salt on the sills, plates, or other. pla
ces; Srl,ich tier may frequent,,and they vtill
:lever disturb your harness.- -It` the salt
which collos on the leather froth the sweat
which tlicy seek, • This information is worth
at least years subscription to every farmer
who was nut aware of the fact.—Locisburg
Chronicle.' •
The rzood.fanner wears russet clothes, but
makes ; golden payments, Lacing tin in his
buttons, and silver, :in his pockets. In his
house he is bountiful, both to strangers-and
poor people. HA seldom • goes far abroad;
and 'his 'Credit streteheth farther than hiS
:rave!. .
We disbelieve in farmers who will not im
prove—in facets that grow poor evert- year
—fanners boti•s turning into clerks and mer
chauts—i n fariners ashamed oftheir vocation.
Dernactdt.
MONTROSE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
C.. 211. SI 31:11: °NS—Fashionable Boot and Shoe
ritaker, over A. Baldwin's Harness shop, Turn
' pike street: •
ELDRED lit NET7COCIEDeaIers in
Hats,Dep., and Fun; opposite the "Democrat
Printing office, foot Public ..A.venue.
llTOROClGUOVE*—Felsininiabli
Gee. Fuller's Book Store, where ho does work in
a style altogether. unsurpassed.
N. NEWTON--Attorney at Law ; Office en
Turnp4ce street. one door East' of B. T. Case's
Ofilce, Dlontrose, Pa.
'BEN'T'LEY READ--Denlers'•in Dry
Goods; Drug, 'Medicines, Paints, Oils, Groceries,
liardware,Crockerv,lren, Clocks, Wad es, Jew
elry Silver Spoons; Perfumery,
HARK J. O'BRlEEN—house and Sign
.Painter, Paper lien Grainer Dee
:. eratoi• Silk) over .1. T. Bircharcts carpenter shop
. n fete rod., east of Warners Hotel.
OALDWIN - a: COX—Saddle, Harness, Car.
pet Bag and Trunk Manufacturer, and Carriage
*burner. Shop Da. Turnpike street uppoSite
1,, L. PAstAtr, Co 's
"
L'stsr.tu
NEW GOODS.
Abel Tnrrell
. „. .
TS now receiving
. hia Fall and Winter supply: - of
X • Goods (embracing nearly everything wanted
in this market,) which will be sold extremely LO IV
for each or ready pay. • My assortment may be
classed in part as follows: • " •
Drugs, Medicines, cheinicals; Paints, Oils, Dye
Stuffs, Groceries, Dry Goods, MardWare, Stone
IVarc, Glass ware, clocks. Watchii, - JeWelry,
Speons, Spectacles, musical h.:whim - Mr/ta t tiq
uors, 'Perfumery, liiirrors,Stationery;/3rushes,Shoes,
Yankee Notions, itc. Sc.•
Thankful for the liberal patronage and substan
tial encouragement hitherto received, I hope to mer
it and receive a continuance of the same.
A'few of the articles 'kept foei•ale are named
below :
• Groceries. A good variety of Sugars, fine fla
vored Teas, good and clieap Molasses, coffee, Pep.
per. Spice, Ginger, Salemtus; Raisins, Rice, Mack- .
erel, Codfish, Zantee currants, Tapioca, ArroWitooi,
mace; Manna, Sage, Nutmegs, cloves, Ground Tjus
tard ; also. Mustard Seed, white and black; Ext.
of Lemon, cassia, Soda, Soda crackers', Starch,-Itar
and castile Soap, 'candles, all sorts of Tobacco and
Snuff, Vinegar, ite. d.e. 4
Dry Goods. Broad cloths, cassimeres Sattinets,
mole Skin, corduroy,Sheep's Gray, Kentucky Jeans,
Flannels, Silk, Thread, Twilit, Buttons, itc., and ev
ery thing necessary to make up 'garments ; calicoes,
Gingluuns, 11i:instal de Lanes, Alpaccas, Plaids, Der
age, Vstings, Apron check, Bed Tick . , Drilling, Ta
ble and Towel Diaper, Sheeting, Skirting, brown di
Bleached, suspenders.- Umbrellas, - Silk . cravats;
Pocket Ilarrjkerchiefs, comforters, shawls, Gloves,:
Mittens, Dose, cotton,Yam, Batting, Wadding, cob
ored cambrick. cloak Fringe, kiimp,"Eftgiti)g, Purse'
• -
Twist,and all sorts of notions.
Ilard- Ware.--,Nails, Door and - Window.Thind
Fastenings, Butts, Screws, Locks, Bolts, Faucets,
files, Rasps, Screw-Drivers - , Coffee-mills, curry
combs and cards, Skates, castors, Nippers, cup
board Fastenings,Balls for Ox horns, Shovels,
Spades, Hoes, Forks, Patent Balances, Steel-yards,
Hones, Forks, Shoe Nails, Tea Belts,
_cork Screws
&c. too numerous to mention.
Cutlery. Pocket Knives, Table Knives k Forks,
bread and shoe Knives, Raizors, Hand-saws, Aug
ers. Gimlets, Siminon's Axes, Shears and Scissors.
Paints: Pure White Lead ground in Oil, and
dry, Red Lend, Ven. Red, Spanish brown, Lamp
Black, Yellow Ochre, Paris Green, chrome Green,
Imperial Green, chrome Yellow, ground Verdigris.
Prussian Blue, Vermillon,..Bronze, Umber, Terra .Je
Sienna, Ivory Black, Black Drop, Pat. Yellow, Rose
Pink. Black Smalt. curcumn.: Red Saunders, Sugar
of Lend, Litharge. etc.
Oita. Linseed Oil, a variety of Lamp Gds. Lard
Oil, Olive Oil; Tanner's Oil, caster Oil, nod all the
essential Oils.
Vornesli.—Furniture, coach, Leather and Mas
deb Varnish, etc.. ,
Spts. Turpentetie r
, - 76iitietine; ftbsirk;
tiny. Putev,Glue, G amshellac, copal Gum, Eineiy,
Red. and:White chalk, Bath Bricks, Ponnse stone,
Sal. soda, Burgundy Pitch, etc. '
Brushes.—Paint, yamis.h. counter, clothes, hair,
Flesh, Tooth, Nail, striping, Graining, marking, Ar
tist, sa.sh, Tool,Horse, illnte;wash, scrub and shoe
Brushes, etr.
.1
Dye Ste's. Logwood, Nicwood,
Hiper Nic, camwood, (*perms, Alum, Blue
Vitriol, Annatto. (whines!. Murmte of Tin, Red
Tarter, Extract of Logwood, eta.
Acids.—Nitric, sulpharic, Muriatie,
Miss Wore.—Bottles and Vials of every size
and de.mtiption. at whole sale anti retail. 4 variety,
of specie Jarsond tincture Bottles. Glass'syringes,
Poser" Nipple . shelis, Nursing- Bottles, Tunnels,
Tumblers, Lamps, aindle-sticks, preserve Dishes,
salt-cellers, Lamp chimneys, Pepper Boxes, car
boys, Mirrors and Mirror-plates, Dumijolins, win
dow Glass, Breast Pipes, etc.
Stone Ware.---Jugs of all sizes, Butter Pots,
cream. Pots, preserve Jars,, pitchers, , stove Tubs,
spittoons, itc.
Clods and Watches of nearly every , description.
gond and cheap. Clock 'Faces, Verges and'Keys,
Watch Guard chains, cords and Keys of all sorts...
Jacelry. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gold BM:om
Pins, Finger Rings, Ear Hoops, geld and silver Pen-
cils and pen ctses, studs, slides, gold Beads, etc.
MO numerous to mention.
Slicer Iliare.—Silver Table, Tea and Desert
spoons, sugar shovels and Tongs, salt spoOns,
Butter Knives, Thimbles, etc.' Also, silver-plated
and German silver spoons, Brittannia Ware, etc. ,
Spectacles.—Ladies and gentlemen's. silver fru.
med Spectacles, silver plated, German silver, steel,
etc.. and cases long and short..
Steel Gods.--Steel Beads, bag and purse chips,
purse -limge, Tassels, Slides, etc.
Yankee Xotions.—A great variety of small but
useful and fancy Articles too tedious to mention,
such as combs of every kind, ear spoons and two
zers, purses,_ pocket mirrors, youth's Telescopes,
jowsharps, pocket books, pins, needles, shaving
tools, chemical powder for raizor-strops, key. rings,
etc. etc.
Pistols, powder, shot, lead, powder flasks, gun
wormers. gun caps, pills and flints, kitty-ft:se. etc
Musical instrunientai—Violins and Accordeons i
(the best-assortment ever introduced into the coun
ty) at wholesale and retail ; also. Violin Bows,
strings, bridges, pegs, tail pieces and rosin; Bass 1
viol strings and bows,. Fifes, Flutes. Piecing. ,clari
nets, Reeds, Tuning forks, Instruc6onßatiks for
the Violin, Accordeon, Flute, clarinet, Fidgeolets,lic
Truzses—Abdomina/supportere and shoulder bra
ces in great variety and of most approved patterni.
Medical fruitsantents=-All the varieties usually
called for by_Physicians.
Liguors—Choice Liquors for medical purposes.
such as Brandy, 'Rum, 'Gin, Wine, etc., (a variety
of each,) Alcohol, Whiskey, etc. etc.
Perfumery.--Extracts, cologne, Rose Water and
scent Bags, smelling silts, Toilet... Articles, Fancy
soaps, Ox Marrow, Bear's Oil, Tricepherous, Hair
Tonic, Hair Dye, etc. ' -
Stationery.—Fools•eap and Letter. Paper, Quills,
Black sand, -Ink, Envelopes, Braferi'and stamps,
sealing Wax and i-eals, Gold and 'steel Pens.'Pen.
Holders, Pocket and Titble Ink-statids, Business &
Friendship, cards, I'encrls. slates. Water colors &c.
Boots, ehnes, whips, candle Wick, Twine, shoe
Thread; Bellows, spool'stands- Bone. snuf
fers, Trays . attullcsb`cks,
sponge, Princes Polish' for scouring, Rotten stone
and Bath Brick for seine, Blaciz Lead, Patent Pails,
Tubs, clothds Pins, Half Bushels, Ax-halves, „tru:
cibles;-dandy, , Hemlock Gum, window sash, Oil
cloth,. carperinz r sand paper, Baskets,. Tin Ware,
Ploughs, etc. etc.'. ,
bits:mond Medieines.--Turkey gum opium, rad.'
and pulv, genuine turkey rheubarb, east India also.
morphia) sulphas and , acorns, veratriri, strychnia,
potass hYdrioci. creosntb, red end'white precipitate,
sulfate de vinine, takined maresia, rassian cas
tor, red oxide of iron,: niuc vomica; licorice, carb,
iron, gamboge, turkey gum myrrh, sulphate potas
sa, cobalt, cera alba, colocynth, gum mastich, cal.
oriel, tartar emetic, red and pulvfOrris,oxalic acid,
tad and pith-. col umbosulphate of zinc, saffron bloc*
some, prepared cha/k, cardamum seed, coriander
caraway do. rad. & pule. gentian, tones beans, steel
dust, gum Lino, true, scummonium, fios. zinc, cor
rosive sublimate. calamine lapus, fios. Martiales,
french chalk, bismuth submit, antirn sulphur aurat,
clovers powders, flos benznin. arsenie, castor .oil,
tnmeric, sem fenweek, baybery bark-Mellen, eß
tom and glanber salts,:eenna, pink toot, salts of ni
tre, (ealt petre).wormseed, pule gage allemin, refi
ned gum camphor; rad ginger, r- afneititnanzacrican
-tayenne, tidy. tribehr„ , catithari golden sol,
cream of tartar, tartans acid. sup arb.soda.ol.6o
- jalape ipecacnar.lin, twise . seed, ising.glass, pe
ruvian bark, - past; orange peel,':wkite gine, gum
arable; squills,elixirs
unguentum, balsam'of
fir, venice, turpentine, baybery talipw, virginia snake
root, sal ammoniac, sweet- nag, spermaceti,. blood
root. juniper Berries, rasped qtutast; gum senegal,
(haply blood, pycra, chamomile Rosers,lrum
rm, gum atoes,gom fretadiqgrartraintrioniac, bp
sourtert malts root;, rar3 yaletiatt, ens and dtficli
- - - - - • -
, . .
oirage pods and dollen,- canella Alba, refined War,.
ins urn, nut galls, gym tragacantb, rad Gentian
gam guise, gumgelbanum, india cockle, diliehlam
valve, emp. cantbmis, dry verdigris, crude or black
antimony, elm bark, (ground and ungroued ;) prickly
ash bark, fuL digitalis, bore-hound, white hellebore,
earb. magnesia, .lyttare, sein cholchieuin, iceland
moss, rad aamite, gold thread, crocus triartus, savin
leaves, honduras sarsaparilla._root, hlge . pill mass
adhesive plaster, crown oil, Tannin, lluchu Leaves,
Figs, Genuine cod Liver Oil, citrate of Iron, etc.
Estrada of gentian, conium, belladoim, henbane,
dandehon, deadly night shade, thorn Apple,
cynth, comp., t:c.
Essential of pepermisit, lemon, cinna
mon, Tansey,Avintergreen, sassafras, origanum,lar
ender, hemlock, cloves, bergamot,• anise, cedar,
spearmint, pennyroyal, almonds, wormseed, worm
wood, Juniper, rosemary, amber, caratray, cumin,
savin, cajiput, spruce; tar, cubebs, ba, and all the
essences from the above oils.
_ Tinnores.—tint. theubarb, myrrh, cantharis
eardainera - , - gidae:digitalis, tolu, iodine, cayenne;
muriate tincture of .
Laurlinium,paregoric, syrup, , chloroform,
collodean or ignirl adhesive plaster, spirits of nitro
duic, aqua 'amonia, tulpburic ether, sprat' of •Lav
ender, comp., salts of tartar; ant imomal Vine, oil of
spike, balsam copaiva, brimstone sulpliiir, pule.
charcoal, quicksilver, demijon; bottle add vial corks
etc. etc. '
In short, a whole newspaper might tibe filled in
the vain attempt to enumerate the one half of the
articles kept fur sale at Tialauct,'s. iThis is the
right place to buy Gtiods, and to buy them cheap.—
net best kind of Drugs are kept hove, and .from
the variety and quality 'of them,greatinducements
are offered physicians to m* it thelifplic'e of reg.
ular purchase: 'The public treneralfY rireinrited to
call and examind the quality and piics of- goods;
October, 1850.] ABEL TITRRELL.
Th' Dairy-men and Farmetiv
Valuable Property for Sale.
TllE following Real and: Personal Estate, as
hereinafter described, situate in New Milford,
Bisquehenna County, Pennsylvania, Will be sold at.
a great bargain to nay one who may choose to pur
chase. The real estate consists of seven hundred
acres, five hundred of which are under improve
ment, and on which ere four dwelling houses and
seven barns. The farm is well designed for, a Dai
7 , and is capable oPfeeding one huralted Cows du
ring summer and winter, and every part of it well
watered with springs and streams. The buildings
and land are in good condition, and op the premi
se, are about five miles of fined Stone • Wall, and
the other fences are also good, 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 be valuable for building the Rail
road which is soon to be built up Martin's Creek.—
Said farm has a very pleasant and desirable loca
ion about seven miles from Great*nd, through
which the New York & Erie Railroad passes, and
about one mite from the probable Depot on tha
Martin's Creek Railroad, which will 10d from the
Lackawanna Coal and Iron Mines to intersect the
New York el: Erie Railroad at the Great Bend. It
can be very advantageously divided into five farms,
on four of which would be elle necessary Dwellings
and Out-houses;Prnit Trees, &a
With the above will be sold a very -large stock
of Cattle,'Horses, fie., including Durham Caws,
li - orking, Oxen and young cattle, and :also all ne
cessary implements of husbandry fur iCarrying on
said farm or farms.
.7'he Terms of Sale will be as follews:--One
-fourth of the purchase money for the. Real estate
will be required at the time of purchase, and for
Stock, Farming Utensils, &c., half dawn. and the
residue to be paid in equal annual instalments, with
interest annually on the whole sum unpaid, to be
computed from the full delivery of posse lion, the
Gestinstalment payable in three years from the
delivery . of possession, and the whole amount to be
paid within ten years from the sale, be secitred
by Bond and McTrtgage. Full possession to be giv
en on the first day of April, 1651; with the- privi
lege of putting in crops next Fall if i'desirecL A
good and indisputable title given.
The above described property. belongs to the es
tate of S. ME - VLF:RN, late of said county, deceased,
and a more desirable property has not at any time,
in this section of country, been offered; for sale, and
no greater inducements offered to purchasers. Per
sons wishing to invest moneys in Rag Estate and
n good Stock, cannot do better than tie; call and ex
amine for themselves. Other tracts 7). lots of land
lying in said eounty,are-also offered or sale. Ap
plicatiam can be made to 11 Meylert at New Mil
ford, or to B. S. Bentley at Montrose, in said coun
ty, and any further particulars -that :hay be requi
red will be given. ' v.
MICHAEL MEYLERT, i Executors of S
BENJ. S. BENTLEY, j Meylert, deed.
Eagle rettudit , Ware goons,
NO. 6. PUBLIC'
CIN handn and for sale cheap - Coehing, Parlor,
'kJ Shop, Church and Coal Stove.,2 Stove Pipe
and Ware, Pump and Lead Pipe, Slieet Iron, Tin
Copper, Wire, Zinc, Iron Binding, Morticing Ma
chines,-Shingle Machines, Ploughs, Iron . Serapers,
Corn Sinners, Straw bukters; Tin Ware, Saw Ar
bors, `3lorters, Sleigh Shoes. Mill Cranks,, Jack
Screws, &c. A-e.. Iron and Steel of all kinds—final=
ly, all kinds of Castings on luuul or . ,Made to order.
WILS i ON F.
• Montrose, SepteMber, 1850. .1
_ Fancy Goods. r•
ItIIIBONS, Delanes, Thibet cloths, Blue and
Green Barrage, Mantilla Siik, Frin g e, Lace;
Regent Silk, French Ginghams, Belts, Coslunere„
White Kid Gloves, Cravats. Linen 11!Aloi, Shawls,
- LYOXS •117 DLER.
z •
Sept. 1G: 1850. - .
Lumbei Wantel.
P/NEand Hemlock Ilnardi, Pine Siding and
Shingles. LYONS ci: CIMNDLER.
•
3lontme,Se.t. 17, 1850.
COD FISH and MaCkerel,RO. 'and 2 just
V_ received and for sale by
Sept. 18. ,
CALICOS, Ginghims, Lawn!
Gingham& and Silk Goods,
Shawls, Parasols, Fancy Cravats, Neck•ties,
Edgings, Gloves, Ribbons, &c., in abundance. La
dies Shoes rind Gaiters, many kinds, iites and pri•
es, at • J: LYONS et SON'S.
1111111ROAD.CLOTHS, Kerseyineres,lTweeds, Ken.
1...) tuck Jeans, Saitinets, French Onsahneres
stulf ..: _s just in. . LYONS it SON.
tt(pPIECES OF PRINTS, splend and &cap,
1)V just opened and for ea:, by
July. 24. J Lyo,ys 4: SON. •
10fAPER-RANG4NGS and Wind4mFuitirins- -
.L , Wood Pails, Bptter Ladles and Stamps, Clothes
Pias,lltiskets &a. selling by LYONS & SON.
AXTATCLIES teili be sold lit Ti-tte's cheaper
T.l!' .than the same quality in 'lOl4O place.
ID volt PAPER and Shades,
LYONS 4 CIFANDLER
LOST LAST SPRING,
A TWO year old--supposed . to lie a red steer
Any Toerum knowing of such . 4ione at large
would confer a favor by vying inforination °Ma
earn°, to _ : • SAYRK
-Montle:we Oct, 8tb,1850. - -
estartgpa
THE subseribdr has a few sheep to sell or let,
Montrose, ;an. 1850. SAYRE.
Almanacifjor 1041.
MBE Family !Christian Almanac, - with beautiful
engravings -:-The Temperance, t, Illacrty and
Fruiler's'Almarms,farillle by _
NoTeilitior ILTOP*S9N..Ith;I66O. •
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Dr. Raff erty's Celobrated Family
MEDICINES—Ahea4 (fa other:, and unarii
' - musty .opproved he Production of ali
mad Sizrgcon and Physician of 20 year., prae-
tied e.rpprience.
RAFFERTY'S RALSI OF GILE.I.D.-...AIRODg-qtll 1110
temedie.s before the public, this stands pre-eminent
in the early stages of' Consumption, Brim dila%
Catarrak Coiighs,lioarm 88, Asthma, Spittiny of
Blood, andlor.all affections of the pulmonary or
gans °tensioned by cold: Too much praise cannot
be bestowtid upon this remedy, and the proprietor
urges any one affected with any of the above cotn
plaints,to secure it at onacl
RAFrawry's Etatmv - Prira.—The best Family
Physic now ift the Country for sick head-ache, cos
tiveness, cleansing the Stomach of bile, purifying
the blood, carrying off Diseased humors and restor
ing health.
RmErrecrs FEMALE . MOSTLY PILLS.-....F0r Tema
ving' female obstructicnis peculiar to the sex. ar
rising from cold or general weakness of the syst'em.
Also for females of costive habits of body, dyspep
tic or nervous, weakness, debilitated females.
RAFFERTYB EYE IVA*7.—For weak or inflamed
eyes, warranted supericir to any in general use.
RAFFERTY'S STRESGTORNING PLASTEUr-TOT pains
or weakness in the breast, side or back.
RAYFE/riffl Won Ott.—The Great Worm Kill
er, - warranted fo remove worms where they exist.
RAFFETI,TeS EstanocOox—for bndges,
rheumatic pains, cramps, nUmbfiess, stiffness or
weakness of tbo joints, swellings, quinsy or sore
throat. The greatest remedy of the age.
The above celebrated Medicines for sale by the
following Auxxxs; J. Lyons Son, Montrose:—
Rollin T. Ashley, Brooklyn; Thos. Jackson,Spring
; C. E. Lathrop and John Bogart, an-
nock ; Cnpw ell, Bnily 4 Co., Factoryville; Stone,
Patterson d: Co., Abington Center.
July 18,1859.
liret7 York and Erie Cana and Surpohanna
Roil Ronda, Serum and - Cayuga lakeo
EST.= BODY'S 114% 111 MT Lin:l
HE subscribers are now prepared to receiv
T
Freight of all kinds at the following poins,
Buffalo, Attica; Batavia, Bergen, Rochester, PRII
- Geneva, Dresden, Ovid,, Lodi, Dundee
Landing, Jefferson, Havana, 31.11 Port,
Corning, Elmira, Factoiyville, Spring Port, Rends
der's Ferry. Aurora,' Ithaca, Candor, Owego, Union,
Binghamton, Great Bend, Lanesboro; Deposit and
Hancock, every day in' the week, (Sundays except
ed.) and continue with' regularity throughout the
season. They will atterulta forwarding the same
to the New York Market, Where it will receire
the personal attention of experienced salesmen,
who wilihttend to the selling of the same, and re
turn the proceeds in' Thinkable 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, Storehor.se•of Daniel
McPherson'; Rochester, Store of Fairbanks 4: Elt ,
ridge ; Canandagua,' Office of Walter Corcoran ;
Genera, C. Lawrende; Dresden, Storehouse of
'Whitney ,f Monell Ovid, Ferguson Sprague;
Lodi; Dundee Landing ' Storehouse of Tuthill ez
Co.; Jefferson, office of E. 0:- Norton. op the Pier ;
Havana, Office of J. I'. Phelps ; llillport, store of
J. Stull; Horseheads.ioffice of J. A. Ferrell; Cor
ning, store' of Wtrill. Arnold ; Elmira, Storelx:mse
of Thurman d Ing,hatn: Factoryville. Stare of
Charles IL 'Shepliens;!Spring Port, at the Store of;
Redder's Ferry ; Annita, store of H. lc G. P. Mor
gan; Ithaea,n P
tere of .IL Drake; Candor, store
of
,S.Baranger; Owe, office'. of Nathaniel Ells;
Union, store of C X Wheeler; Binghamton, office
of James Sisk ;Great c -Bend, office of F. Churchill;
Lanesboro''office of IFt A. Ward; - Deposit, store of.
Ensign ti; Dean ; Ilattcock i ' stare - of Allison and
Reeves. .
.
' JAMES' SISK, DixOamton,
Wu. 'WHITNEY. Dresden.
GEO. P: MONELL, do.
i
• NA'FIIALIEL ELLS, Owego.
.46 . &5 . r5.-Buffalti, Henry Thew; Attica, Thomai,
Syford; Batavia, Litchis A Smith; Bergen, Daniel
McPherson; Rocheiter, Fairbanks d Eldridge;
Canandriguii, Walter ICoreoran ; Genova, C. Law
rence t Ovid, Fergusoi d: Sprague ; ; Dundee
Landing, Tuthill & eo.;•Jefferson, E. 0 Norton;
Havana, Millport, J. Stull ; Horse
he.ds, J. A'. Ferrell ; ,Corning, Wm. J. Arnold ; El
mira:. ,Turinan Q, llnghram ' -,Factoryville, C. IL
Shepherd ;..§pring Fprt • Redder's Ferry ; Aurora
IL 4: G. P. Morgan; P. H. Drake; Cand
or, S. Banger; Union C NWheelerl. Great Bend,
F. Churchill Lanesbero', F. A. Ward ; Deposit:
Ensign Dean . ; Et:Maack, Allison d: Reeves.
CAPTAIN 'JAMES SISE will superintend the busl:
ness throughout the ; Whole Line, and receive and
fill all orders for Ginceries, Fruit, Fish, O,ysters,
d:c.hc. which will be bought afthe lowest whole.
sale prices-in New-Yerk, and forwarded, to either
of the abovb named i Depots.
July 16, 1860. :1 • 23:t f,
N ,
eyr Farm •-
rirEEE subscribers have commenced business an•
der the firm of 8. 11. Sayre A: Co., and are now
opening a now assortment of Goods, consisting of
almost exeri article called for, We intend Fening
mostly for ready py, - short credit will bo given to
thoso (that may wish) that have beenprompt -in
meeting their payments,.. Goals will be Srild na
lon , as at any othor store in Oa
hope
good
attention, and low prices, we hope to get our (live
of patronage.
P. S. In addition to the above, 'we hare in con
nection it Tin and Sheet Iron eitablishment,'where
will be kept a
,general as.sortment of Stoves, Tin
Ware, Sheet Iron, Outings, Hollow Name
All orders in this line will be "attended:to immune
diately. Merchants that wish to buy, to , sell. will
be suppliedwith Tin Ware, Stove Pipe, and Stoves,
on liberal terms, ; 11. SAYRE &
7ionners,- 1 -Spring styles, fur 18511 A great va•
riety of all.kinds and qualities. for sale- cheap at
• ' ! S. H. SAYRE & Co.
Hats and, Capt.—Gentlemen and Boys'leghorn,
Wool, and Faint Leaf Hats, by -
•
S. It SAYRE & C 0...:
'limning? new patent premium and safety gas lamps,tonsisting of church, parlor; store' and'shoy
lamps, and the • patent . Phosgene; for -burning m
the same, for sale by - S. if:SAYRE & Co. •
Sole and Upper Leather, Ilr(ots and Shoes, of
all kinds and (polities, by ''S. H. SAYRE dt Co:
Window Sash and Glass, codfish ' and: Maekerrel,
Salt, Lime and Plaster, in large or small - quantitica
.by SAYRE
.& co.
.P/ouglis.-,•Bitigktintott, Montrcise, Skinners Ed
dy. and Mott at Fuller's Ploughsaid . castings,eort.
faintly- On. hand. • "
fron. , -Englisb,•and - Swendie square bars, suit=.
able for drag teeth, by: - S. H. SAYRE I.t co. -
April 10;.1860..• - : -
Boil 11 00k1 1 . 4
A. LT, the Text /3oelte - need in the nig ,
Xi. ;Academy, tuell'iitse a variety etheie; Suet
opened endi!ereele_;et the laweit Otte, 4y.
S•Pt.t. ' YOl 91r
ALBANY l ez BUFFALO,
71 ,1 4 1,,,epte j
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IN mcn ZOTTLZ—Chri nakipoort f •a - Veit • •
:nom Dow a day—Oce Latda caltain!ag 44 , doseo-}u
Twenti3One Days.
Price ei,150 par Pet4e, or Six Poilaffr ss.n.
;11031141.47A:150D7tt77'7gEa.:
PUIDYINN: IXTRAR
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same rigitat itrer ; gi and earzep. ttat P.0.1r3 malt ,
Sl,c;rrrt 7/{3 rett4 - zir urer 9A ItS.trAltILL ' A.
end en eth.r eitzller eft, tear II! rfatlMmn sn nl r -111•44- -
stood from the I:»,o‘r;ng- (xis 11 et*
pout...sera, perlims 1:3 Jliedk'ne•Tirt:lL . fta ESSZNCS
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Sa true :ff. thee Cu beer reerg. &viral r.r.Lic.2l4l l l.cfi'
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of nerorXa fa tili.o - .Tora to ;:;o 1::::f ..a rentol holoon, in ra .
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larre—it bus cured a in , e co PaasUal,, , i,m; that et :7,.. - ,...5ti,a;
dent had :214 was: di.. %`.'ar 'he octanotoornd taltink :
Meant I.l . e;afrine, ha coal no! raise his head to his ioo2; 3.11'
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Ilea at ar ! lun s i end every - syrthetotz seetneii 10 indicon'
that he must die: but. sattralshinti to oil, he is r.ow et:, :a._
labor end tide, WI very th e comity. Br ess4 t•alyites hs;
Ctrs. I win ',,ito slirivw,yemr, when-1 visit the city of Ileve
York in the aprlog, what rivet Shiers Brent Ass door for . lea.
It has niso eared a pow Thai/ of Consarpies la I:lrlctote
county, which ter fitter raping cstor,toidl.l errs. .•• , ,
RAISED FROM HE.q
RAVE.--
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' Mesita. Prate ,b roster, mere tents of IV:stttibtnniwstl.'
Coin.. called on us at NC*, York, Arra 21at,1et7,, and frAa , --
11ront's Ilottorn bad charred Mel lot 11/C.ll liolwlrss tows of -
CatiVaßptiaa. in their town. that tit , gr no other eerie% med:- - •
ehus could be sold there; that it tad raised seise as if /fowl'
Ma- grerao,-aome that physicianai arid nil the friends said
must die. Ono gentleman. in partienisrons so far pee:
that big physician told Min it 5014 furless to tale any warn
medicine,- lie - then, ,isleis no - kaput:as lift, began - to take-
Braes Itaisaw —got well-and LS now u hell as he es - res
, .
-Doctors could ma no Enolpa
lym.l). Jennings, a merehant kt Fiirepind e'orm
Ashtabula co, Ohio, nritoto to us, October t.d. lase, and etas.
cd II cure cf Cetrsumrtion which the use of 123AVT'S ax
DIAN PrOSORIII• BALIILIC had 4fficted to Ns. IVIONssi
Crorket of an adjoinine town. ..str. Crochet had sought en=
lief frcim tho best rbyilciana end nmnerous niediclner„ bat , '
found note. for the WO Mind of that trairelanthi; monster
Camassotisa. hod taken fast hold,on his vitals, and : was ssa
deetroytne and debilitating his - body that he eras mare .
sweloo. - Ijo erns given op by his phyriclan; and nit frkada
as ono who would soon ieSettt a firers. Pet crest: in 'Ads
last eiummity. 'triage and tr.sreettotts alit may seem. yet
It Is true, that the use-of ciey for rouses of Brumes tam •
VVI.MOIO.II7' mtgs.= • bur unelluehed the band et - ths•
destrrtser,: and restored Mr. Crochet to health, tr
now IS111.111.7:1; rtasatT, IttOODD' MAk.
IfLEED kin AT ;TH E
Mr. W. Chapmaii,, trercbant. IdiddletUry.• slete•ar Yee; - ;
'mod, stated to us tbaf hit lan wra nellessi irttligea:+trirt.
the lunge, and after all ether reratilea tailed, luta Ws.
cistre.rid he tooidd die, he trade U.l of Dreotre'lmiion - NI:
cionetry Notsn-t,'whicl4 SEX= t r eecr,,o,, liot to kas/tk. •
SHE COULD HOT SLEEP EV ,13ED
bre. James Icing, itroc.mlaant Cud tr.iller of Kirk:wad. Lake
ahto, wrote, Sept..lEth, ISlEl,thatallnittra Putoes nay
BaI4AM WAS ellectin; some tistouisbtep cures In that ekin•
itp ;'one LUC in particular, was tho aids heed mailer..
abe bad been dismayed for fourteen yam's, sad her boehm,ld
bad spent almeat ell Ma canaltip In payinz doctor:4 end
trying all kinds of medicinci but to no purpose. :Elbe bad
nor LaUtor slept is Aer far Jeterell vor4 eonaceaenew.
of bee dimes° ; butoow idler Mktg aim:4We* of itranei
Pulmonary Billow; elle,eonld Ile end issjoy, a&sp, la bar . lced.
as well as tier sho could. - , • • .
FEMALE.WEAKNESSES AND.COMPLAINTS:'
No remedy offered% to MO public hen e'reer
cistern(' and e, In restoring , A .pL 410 Incidenta) • Ealt;;.
messes end megularities or the les, PUI,MOZ
Bs It makes no differeneo whether IheSersagrostart•
be tupprestion,.eitylt, or other ssesdcaess=lC REGULATES.
ALL: hy strengthening the system. tonahchigtheeirnantica.,
and SOOTHING and ALLAYING NEUVOUVRIUTASII.,
ITY. Ste Pamphlets.,. . - - .
CHANGE OF LIFE. „ • ••=
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Fr the Girl to the tr musk and o Wawa angitr.;
sgs—the one ease is Imlay:tut and the other_so - gredeski :
suppres.td, as to prereat nay of the fail iti,egissef . that dm , -.
queraly , faita canseTzattee of such cheap,
• Kerma Dlieasei and ;Derangements .. J
Cared erl4)at felt: DYSENTERY_ aid
PLAINT, to calt:Tres exid'aduSt—aad • •
No mother need e 4 rer earraia she: doadi - oriir!eund bf
Cholera Infanta= while reelMtly. 11'.0 R ANT'S .PU4-
610 NAR Y BALSAM bo.'raltamßdered, • B should
• for each me; Cites to largna,thstt the Matra doses:
Agents- - -403tL. TURRELL;
Burritt, New:Millard; Curaq,;g 4 Gibson
P..*.dgeiviir.nesiborq:4 9111146 i4kTpucpg.ll4o4:-:
Ptepti EdwinTiiiiiny;Br4lclin; Jitilln#o4
Ilsrford; S. (E '
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their ota stank vliere rh tjr 10,
and mine misort!ntritrof,:-
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