,-smwaniM
Benin tlioiti
Wheliaie neither
of high farming ate
,ii*...4.ikiNc,/,41,' Those-who have tried
4Xl;,te z fieitott b of-profits always ma
tfefttasTA'o iteos of ekpenses. A
Ti.f.fikktiftiteti. : tea horse power to turn
,4 1 : 3 414,jaa.W5i1l do it by Nring .. tner.
.sperfarif . the whole labor instead of using
ttl -the farmer at this day to
ihe,,lighii . :.rif;aeitiee as applied to' iigricult
41iiiiiiWii4 many farms during the last
rea.* . awdefidvis' ed modes of manuring, col
''ilot!tifftitiahe-chemiall constituents of the
IMe %TOOT() to assert that in every case
•
!roved of any two acres would have
.r, ,,, l*llp:iiharge for services.
buit4ear hired a piece of ground in 'our
- Weld' was worn nut and refu s ed
&winter we made an analsis of the sail
it short of chlorine, phosphate of lime
3, and ammonical matter. We manur
.the spring with a compost costing one d 01....
....
Ild , thirty•one cents per acre. The chlorine,
ti,.tst;dxfiwere :supplied with common salt; the
hiWpliate of lime, potash and ammoAical matter,
iiii-IPeravian guano; and the volatile matterof-the
" t tetßined by the use of charcoal dust and
,AlPMl!tat4tf Pais. Wp have now a crop of corn ,
this land which yield certainly more
of shelled corn per acre, and r, ft er
ng we: hope to be able to report a much
crop, and that, too, without the proper prep-
Of the ground by sub-soil plowing, &c., as
farm.
= .4. •
tritio n of the Various .Crains.
peat is one of the mast im p ortan t of all crops.
ta;nafrom fifty GO seventy per cent.
?t s of stateh , frorii 10 to 20 per cent of gluten, and
iitoil!3fo 5 per cent of fatty matter.. The• popor.
is said to he largest in the gra in. of
. I S'44i7eciunixies: It lea singular fact, that in all
dof wheat and other. grains, the principal
lies near or in the skin, as also does
~.: _t- _ ;*large, p rirtion of the gluten. The bran owes to
, Y tltts much of its nutritive and fattening qiiatities.
,La,_ 5 ,1 ,- ilJaiii,;:refiiiing our flour to the utmost pos-sible ex
ra,terit;'We diminish somewhat its value fur food.—
.*,Pitai t tihriOates of the ash also lie to a great degree
The best fine flour contains abnut sev
fitikinds of atanlb to each hundred. The res
-I".fititWtif one Ifundoed pounds, consists of ten or
pnunds of gluten, six or eight pounds of sit
. gum, and ten _or fOurteen pounds of water
* . asTrOabnealislittle used as food inthiscoun.
eqt : aiNenot iuperior, in its nutticious
j t tflotirlfroin any of
,the other . trains ;
.
ttutveno doubt.toutat of the fine w heat
ihorEl tat latitudesZ'[..lt contains from
At cent. of a body having about
tof nitrogea.".".ar . ;glitea. Besides
** ,. .... 1 %*ii: - piaisidertableilaiintity•ofaugar -and
Mt ' fritrii - `4ve to xi* per rent:: or fatty
- army be obtained in fhe form rof,a
le taste ancr.smell to this ' Oat
sOlat
ibpri,-fitis not only an abundariceof substance
eosins but is also fat Wing. It is,
excellent food for workia . animals,
haibeen abundantly proved in Scotland, for
..,,,1, 11 , 14 1a 4 men also.
ur-AT is less nntrmus than 4he other grams
‹,*:bich we have noticed. Its 'flour has from six to
Ai r:* per cent. of nitrogenous compounds. about fifty
, 5.,? ,- ,per cent. of starch, and fron?five to eight of sugar
• i and.,ignixt.—ln speaking of buckwheat or of oats,
)
verb( course mean without hacks.
_ • -,_:4PX:i.vEturtso rnr. SoiL—lt is belived, and, in
deed the fact has already been abundantly demon
glited, that the finer the soil is, the nose fertile it
Tut.t.supposed that minute disintegration
maziaua' ution was all that eieas_ essentially neces
' render any land productive and fruitfullnd
matter what might he its original character
igh,freely used' would render the applica:
dating manures, or pabulum of any kind
:fay. This, however, even his own experi.
istituted fur the express purpose of estab
he verity of his idolized theory, prove un
tied, in all cases. minute pulverization is a
At to any soil, and the the more perfect
comminution or division of the constituent
, is, the more confidentially min we rely
successor the future crop, whatever' it
frvKpient ploughings, even the most
":.•f : : 4 l,l*isclottli and adheiiva lands will be ameliorated;
eraillicjiirill,be exposed more thoroughly and effecto
-s.kalbrittilhefertilizing effectsof flews, Mit., atom.-
VlilSermutfittences.and the enriching action of solar
- 1 ,44,eitt.., - ,,Theioots of plants find also in soils thus
31.1reparecVa much more favorable medium ; they
~::;- Z .4lt arrested in their progrt, expand freely in .
of food;and are not contorted and thrown
ejby apposing olnitaelftk which are inseparable
Or,slol4erliann. Manure al;41 acts more en
kqeally, ott fute than on that which is coarse,
to snide set masses ; does th.t so soon yield its
maims of drought, and it is f . r more
entin tune of 4ain.
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Buford. Plank Road.
~...herehy x,xiyen,that In pureoance of the
tily,.„lnemporatin* the Montrme and
itintdPompany. Books for suh,crip-
A(al stncl said company, will be
'''hoitiNig - .9 . l,X,ennard Searle: oh Monday
of 1851; and remain open
its] -Stack qua] he subscribed. as re
,Shares_t 25:
. be - paid per share
= Y - ,TRTITICER.
'at - RWA.l l lStItlitY,
82.'BENTLEY. ' '
- • '-
4-)3Je,=_VITONB4, • -
a -- 4 :4, 40 - it(PripPosT. ,- : •
-‘/:•4llAlittiEt iIf.!SAYSF I ;
WARNER:"
'
if
-
.g!I t=z= 0 m; ml
~' ._
,1?won13 1851,
t~~j~+~l7,~
trtikEES DIRECTORY
Poi .sualmo ashi` •On'ab*Boot.• andth o i
inAkeritUYnrA. ' o4i'li .. - * 4Riness NUM, Turn
r• - ' " •
Etibitlglol.4lF JEWCOI I III----Dealers in
i t o
• liatsXaps. and turix ;op site ttie "Democrat
Trinting.officeJobt PoLli ..4.l* . nne. 1-
---- r. :----r----
NOUN GROG ' S—Papluonable Tailor; over
Geo. Fuller'fi• Boolt . Store, where he does "ork in
a style altogether, unsuipassed. .
N. NE - WTON-HAttorney at Law.; Office on
Tinvizike street, , tine anew East of B. T. Case. 'a
office, Montrose. Ft
BENTLEY
Goods, Drugs, Mell
• Hardware, Crockei
elry Silver Spoon., ...wry,
MARK J. 6113RIE1;--Houife,qnd Sign
Painter. Paper he l met, 6: Dee
cralor Shop over tt T. T. Birejiarrl's carpenter slugs .
a few rods east' of Warnoes Hotel.
`BALDWIN& addle, Harnegs, Car
pe,t Bag and Tru k Manuf: 'eturer. and Carriage
Trirnmr. Shop o Tuinp ke street opposite 1.
• L. Post ck. Co's. , .
iLFRED 9ALDWIN.i II WiLLIA3I L. COSC.
I. LlirONS a 4 SON--Walers in Dry Goods,
•
Hard ware, CrOckery and 'Tinware, Groceries,
Books, etc.; ALSO, Carry on the BOOK BIN .1111.
lIJG Business, Piiblic kvenne. Montrose, Pa.
. IL DITIOCK—... admit!, at Late—offike
cl,,
removed to Pro I R (if his residence, two
doors east of hit o lot:Rion, in TurnOce
street, third buil( firmer. g from corner of Public Av.
(he. and nearly ' poSite M. S. Wilson's Store.
June. 1819. - ' i
C. BAIDWIN Carries on the Baking and
Candy busines:slniall its various branches, one
door west of Wil4bn's Store, Turnpike Street,
llntriwe. Pa. ..A4 kind. of CAKE. for Weddings
or Parties, kept , constantly on hand, or made to
order on the shortest notice.
rr7 ASH paid Kir al! kinds of hipping Furs and
V' Sheep Pelts. G: B. ELDBED,
B - - ---
9OTS ntxi Slinf4. Rubber., buskin.. Gaiters
(t. c. ARIA'S it, eIiANDLER.'
, ,
Which is the R'g'it Sligo?
.E TrnuE ONE,.of coin*,. where they
_1 keep the true time and the r . tficles- and skill
to tell it. and make tli;it their whole business and not
a secondary one. and %I here thisy do their own
work without the lieli) of fiweigii bunglers. howev
er much they may j lJe i - cracked up." They i keep
th e b es t gold no silver Watches of every de-crip
thin, and will sell a little lower than the lowest.—
They keep, the best iisso-tmedt of Jewelry in or
out of town. consi.tio4 in not of the last and latest
sties of ladies an.; gent's gold 'Breast Pins, Fin
ger Ring s, Ear limps, Ladies' Cuff Pins. Belt Back
les.andPins, Gold Chiiii4iiiid Keys, Pens and Pen
cils„te., Silver Spank Fork.. and Knives, Sugar
Tongs and Cream Spoons;.Napkin Rings and'Spec
tacles: also, E. Rus,elki celebrated Perfume for
hanNerchiefs, hair, and ;rm..) cheeks,: white skin,
sore tins and stijippeil Winds, treble extract Col
ta
ogiltr o ate o over fifty di ff erent ' kin,ds, shaving
Soaps. Cre ms and4ells.4ind fipdifferent kinds of
limey do. Igo the! pure burning fluid which' is the
best and ch pes,t light tliatais be used. theV have
the lamps, t innitioM plrlit. alllrchtirch, from thirty
one ets to . 9.00 eaelt But te cannot telE t it all
1
you must ci Rte and et. and I happy. 1
N. B. %I e xvarrank vc - dry thing done or sdld. to
be good and Tart:: ,r: ! WM. W. TR tE.
Montrose, Jitn., 181 1
. _ ! 1- ,- ; -- 7. -
_ • F o r ale.- '
• ;
..
T
ag e a
~rit
411
Iffers, for sale, a raluabie lot
with' se. ki n , barnlupon it, situated in
the Buroug , orkt*e„ a few rods south east of
the Court House.. The loition is . pleasant and the
terms of payment wig be made to tlir pur
., eas
c haser. - P. LINES.
Montrose. Jan. 27, 1;851.
Dreing.tnit not Dead
", ANIC ; TEYING •TO LET trvr-"!
•
THE sidKeriber ironic! tr. - Teeth/Hy infra;ll the
citizen'. of Monire and vicinity, that he has
located hirm‘elf under A. Baldwin's Saddle and
PLll.arrics% shop, for the purpo-e of Dyeing and Rem
Ireating every Aescription`of wearing apparel by an
entire new proce..s whieu rekorea them to their or
iginal Color and brilliancy, without the least injure
to the fabric. and the colors
.warranted permanent.
M''Please.try '.iatiifactiongiv en or no
I.claarges. SQUIRES.
Jan. 30, 1831.
•
, .
Stove Wrtre nodi ! e.
T i EY,STONE State Air tight Cr )ki g Store for
burning crewed and-coal. the he tin b.e : Rough
and Ready durable oven Cooking Skov ' ; Elevated
double oven ditto-, , Preinium do. dh ;'ictoria do. i
do.; Empire State d 0..., Clinton Air-tig t du.; taro.
I /
ty sizes and kindsi of`: Parlor Stores for %ro o d or
coal ; ten sizes- rf 61 plite do.; Coal & 'nod Stoves -
for shope and school lOuses, the best i i ii , e ; bop
per, Brann. Tin and 1100 Ware; Riissit . Engli.ib d:
iron Stove Pipe; Sun*. Tin and Zin Tiibesl.k.r.,
for sale by the 1O thken or single . t the 4gle
Foundry depot _ - i WALS Ndt CD.
Muutruie, Sur/2G, i$ in.
• listioltice.
T HE subscriber will iiiiiittnue the Hat, Cap, and
Fur business at old itatid ti,f Eldred &
Newcomb. and will keep' on band ti general assort
ment. of goods in his ling. Thankful for the very
liberal patronage whictil wits received by the old
firm, he respectfully siiticits a continuance of the
same. _ G. R. ELDRED.
Dec. 6, 1850. - •
Cheali r est Tel •
AGAR, Gd per patlati, Saleratns id, Rice sd,
S
Box Raisins - 12icti. Candles. 12i cents, fur
Cash. Just rercived nuil for sale
f• By .J. LYONS & SON.
tt NEW *.qPlof BA - S. just oned and for
le by J. LYONS & SON.
Montrose, Di-c. 125 , 1850. • •
moricE..
r rElEaccounis and note 4 of the late firm of Rose
& Sim psoci. ere. in city hank and it is very
n•Oeqsary that 014 busities . should lie closed as
soon as possible. 1,A11t114-"iu indebted are requested
to call and settle ritland delay.
I EDA'ARDIr. ROSE.
Montrose, Dec. 10. 18$0.
1 1 ia.gsayinee for ISO. t
il l,
el RABWS lopA - mit : ie. Godey's ' vs Book,
A.... 4 Sartlikes Itzszotel, Fowler ' * hrenologieal
Journal:llll%er uneJoulrual,flohlen" Dollar Meg
&sine.
,ffurpfet Is ew Mutably, Wood se
,tfes Youth's
Cobinet, dvi fu fi shed fie' 1851. at el ' prices b
y
. _ ,• • 1 J. LYOS &SO
N. B.
_Spit-inter' nUoilie, rs to be teektiist tbil r in.
derv. :' . I * '
_
Dee 4, 189. -'; '- •, ,, I
- 110iiks
iAI Lir the Texts Bo*
Academir.
,C
-sillthaljeirrod at,
f!anilawit
Yliess# lo r: ( rari` .
1 - 14)441,!„
'1"".•
ligo o k s .
to;. be ; u s ed •10 - tlie neve
eYri.aqty fir:eiberi,just
leweli prices, by
xst:,*Tr
Books, Bose; etc.: ex-
Yeiiis-Pregefit ik -
4:CHAIM/W.
settlement; and - ahhough he disclaims
tiou of being hasty or inconsiderate; he
leave to suggest in the ratirt delicate m
sible to those whose accounts have bee
from three tole* years, the propriety J"
some payment, before their Available f
been otherwise appropriated, or exhaii
the various humbugs 0: the day.
Nov. 7,-45:1:wt.:
Notice to the pubs ,
New Saisnnablei." F4ll old
• Great one Price Store.
I. IS. LENHEIM, GREAT BEND
BGS leave to hike this opportnnit
Mg his sincere thanks to his Frien
trailers., for the generous patronage th
tended to him. and at the same time it
that he hits just returned front New Y I
large and ithoice selection of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY I
----- Ais .
a fresh and eitensive assortment of G .. nes, Pro
visions, BoMs & Shoes, Hats kt ;Caps; }L•dware,
Crockery, brags ik Medicine, &c.. its., N%-hiri will be
sold fur cash or produce at a very small a vatiee.af
prices which defies all competition. }iotr, Pork.
Fish & Salt, at wholesale & retail. He vriuld also
remark drat he adhears strictly to the ;Stem of
always naming the lowest price at fit* thereby
giving the same advantage to all aAtat alay favor
him with their patronage. - ~!
GREAT-BEND CLOTIITSG st.)RE.
The lcirgest,hest an:cheapest motor'', It of READY
MADE CLOTHING in the Village of Od.
Or ad Bend
Cloths,
Cloths, Cassitners and Vestings. of all qualities,
suitable for the fall and winter trade dila, we of
fer at such prices as to satisfy any o e flat this is
the place for them to deal.
l ii consequence of the great increr et i his bust.
ness he has been obliged' to' great; iidarge his
stock, which he now idlers to his I lends and the'
public for examination, confident flat it so doing
they will find something to their r,tivaltage. He
has also made arrangements to mailufa:ture cloth
ing
in all its various branches, and e. not , prepared
to sell the same, warranted to bei itspection.— I
CUstona work and cutting done in t e atest style
and short notice. All kinds of T .or trimmings
furnished and for sale. -
rgf'Don't forget the place. Store nearly
opposite the' Mansion Irouse. L. . ,/,;:itiLIELM. -
Great Bend, Sept. 23, 1850. i 39:tf.
TO BOUNTY LAND U
r HE undersigned has been n
Commissioners of Sit-gimbal
for said.county. in pursuance of
tion of the Pemion Department
"supervise the preparation of ti
proofs of Claimant:444r Bounty I
been appropriated to all classes
diers, who haive served awe mon
any of the wets in which our co
gaged. He has been furnished i
went ar Wasilungton with all ti
of app*tion, proofs, &c.
claims to 130uniy Lands, by api
his office, in Montrose, either
son. can hate their bumtiero ai
titude.
Montrose. Nov. 7, ISSO.
Sole Leal.
ISAAC L. POST ti CO.' are
sale of Mews E. A,. ,t 0.
leather, a superior article on
New York City prices.
We can sell Sole Leather f
sand sided at prices al!ogolie
queltantat Ctunty. Dealers it
terest to call un us.
ESTRAYED: --
C AME into the enclosure of lite sub:eriber on
or about the 25th of Aug; la -t, a r , .(1. two
years old heifer. The owner is Nuested to prove
puperty, pay charges and take bur away.
131.
Bridzawc.ter, Oct. Z., 1850. JOHN THU . M
!ma 3 7L.
w
Wagon Tlakei
NVAlarkEerDto mana gesubri
known stand in Wyalusinir.
family is desired. ime making
find employment for several I
will be required.
Wyalusmg, Sept - . 18, 185li
Life Ins,
United States Life lnx«rai
Company of Philadelphi
CAPITA L-$250,000.
ENTL . EI
JP • Qi• .1-1 fly will .
Insurance land will give all
to any peOions desiring to
Xontrok, Oct. 16th, 18
ABEL TURK EL
icines, ethernicals, Pain
ceries, I)ry Goods, Liar ,
ware, Clocks, Watches,
Spectacles, Musical In
cal lnqtruments, Li.
Stationary, Brushes,
• 1 • •
NY of ouicustoFne
wigh to ftncl off t
cornhwdated by callin.
&chi Books. -7
A gePersit assnrtinfii q School Books, whole-
Pale or retail by . xy)ss & CHANDLER. '
Montrozi.e, November, 1850.
' For a
16.da P9U '
lar ; 10 lba.
dollar; ]Ol
$4.25 :cent!
. • The al-ove
and Eggs,
eat with
for CASff
.Montro*tJ;
HB , U
IVinter
r hrn
m6 beg
nerpes
Hiding
eking
&have
ed upon
ECM
of ender
aid Cus
ex
um
them
rk with a
AIMANTS.
rited by the
m ontnty, Agent
e reconunenda
i Vashington, to
application and
(4 1 7." which have
t•foers and sot
alai upwards, in
irry ha: been en
rfr,,,a the Deparl
i, necessary forms
~ -afore, who have
ration to him, at
letter or in per
with promp
1[ 11. DIMOCK.
r.
k agents for the
At • celebnlteil sole
41i1 constantly at
inn to one thou
leard of in SUa.
nd it to i heir in-
Oct 1.
I
it' 'Wanted.
• Lei, a goud Vi r aesm
business at .the well
A Tian with a small
Irmse!t* useful will
.eir-s. Mr-Reference
EDWIN LEW IS.
(. Annuity and Truxt
:—Charter Perpetual
-4. , rnt for said Compa
ce,,:e applications for
a,(essarp information
, ak. application.
r Dealer in Drugs, Med
. Ws, Dye-Stuffs, Gro
we, Stoneware; Glass
euelry, Silver Spoons,
uzents, Trusses, Surgi
nu Perfumery, Mirrors
Yankee Notions, Ate
Drugs and Medicines.—Turkey gum opium, red,
and poly. genuine turkey rheubarb, east India also.
morphia: sulphas and acetas, veratria, strychnia,
potasalivdriod. creosote, red and. white precipitate,
sulfate dequinine, calcined magnesia, russian cas
tor. red oxide of iron, aux voinica, licorice; Garb,
iron, gamboge, turkey gum myrrh, sulphate potas.
sa, cobalt, cera alba, milocYntli, gum mastich,
omel. tartar emetic, rad and pull.: Orris, oxalic acid,
red and pu/v: columbosulphate of zinc, saffron blos
soms, prepared chalk, cardamum seed, coriander di
caraway do. red, d Pulv. gentian, tonca beans, steel
dust; gen kino, true. seamilioniutn. Ads, zinc, cot.-
mitre sublimate, calamine lapus, flog, lldartiales,
french chalk," bismuth submit, autim, sulphur aurat,
ddrers powders, tlos bensoin, arsenic, castor ou,
Jumeric, sem .fenigreek, baybery bark. mile% 'ee
sem and glauber salts, senna, pink root, wilts of tu
4r.e, (halt Pe!re) Ivertnieed; gnaislafiePPO, refi
ned gum camphor, rid giuger,tifncinitildamerica n
cayenne, pulv. cubetis,' . pulv. einthruiaigelden said,
cream .of tartar, tartaric acid, sop earbirdiciikio
,ia, jaLtpe, ipecitettanlia, anise seed,' glass, pa
ruvuurba'rk, pair.; orange peel, White glue, gum
sna k ie r:4 plu s , elixir _vitriol, unguentilm, balsath of
fir, venice turpentine, baybery taitow, virginia snake
root, Ssfamtnoniae, sweet nag, ape.mnateeti,. blend
foot, juniper Berries. rallied qualm, guru: i cin g,
dragon's blood. Ayers. ebamoinile /lower', mit sli
m; gum :abet; gold - (mead*, gum.
,anunol, hys.
amasser* wilco root, rad valerian; eng tad &deb
WI have small bills they
•sebangeti. num be ac
' LYONS & SON.
r7cipe,
rett, YeLtrit Puddlieg.
r—for one dollar•; 20
10 - lbs. Basins, 1401-
; 14 f igaliiititui, 1
liar;' 1004ba.Naile,for
f!xxiri— . .whin cool
ingredient to be-bad.
OitANPLEWS..
' 49:t(
- f -
mid".s new, itncl
Dre , u - GWids,
koods
liotordesidtMik Styles
• -
.
„
- NEW lett,
--••• Tar II , •
THnow eiceiving his Pag-and - Winter supply of
1. Goods , (ambnicing pearly every diing. wanted
in this inar,ket,) whicYwil/ be - sold extremely LOW
fot cash or re pay. My assortment may lie
classed in pareas follows :
Drigs.Xedicines, chemicals, Paints. Oils; Dye
Groce les, Dry Goods, Hardware, Stone
1 e; Glass ware, clocks. Watches, Jewelry, Sil
ver Spoons, Spectacles, musical Instruments, Liq
uors, Perfumery, Mirrors,Statitivery,Brushes, Shoes,
Yankee Notions: dc. 1 4 ,„
Thinkfu/ for the liberal patronage and substan
tial encouragement hitherto received, I-hope to mer
it and recet.'e n continuance of the same.
A few of the articles kept for sale are named
&low
Oroceriga. A good variety of Sugars, fine fla
vored Teas, gotid and cheap Molasses, coffee, Pep
per. Spice, Ginger, Saleratus, Raisins, Rice, Mack
erel, Codfish, Zantee currants, Tapioca, Arrow Root,
mace, Manna, Sage, Nutmegs, cloves, Ground*Mus
tard ; also, Mustard Seed, white and black, Ext.
of Lemon, cassia, Soda ; Soda crackers, Starch, Bar
and cast& Soap. candles, all sorts of Tobacdo and
Snuff, V inegar,
.Dry Goods. Broad cloths, ca.sstmeres Sattinets,
mole Skin, cordurny,Sheep's Gray, Kentucky Jeans,
Flannels, Silk, Thread, Twist. Buttons.ke.., and ev
ery thing necessary to make up garments ; calicoes,
Ginghams, Monslin de Lanes, Al pacca.s. Plaids, &r
-age, Vestings, Apron check, Bed Tick_ Drilling, Ta
hie anti Towel Diaper. Sheeting, Shirting, brown
Bleached, suspenders, Umbre/las, Silk cravats,
Pocket Handkerchiefs. comforters, shawls, Gloves.
Mittens, Hose. cotton Yarn, Batting, Waddin t .r. col
ored cambrick. cloak- Fringe, Gimp, Edging, Purse,-
Twig all sorts of notions.
Hard- Ware.—Ndils, Door and Window-Blind
Fastenings, Butts, Screws, Locks, Bolts, Faucets,
Rasps, Screw-Drivers, Coffee-mills, curry-
combs and cards, Skates. castors, Nippers. c u p.
board Fastenings, Balls for Ox horns, Shovels,
Spades, Hoes. Forks, Patent Balances, Steel-yards,
Hones, Forks, Shoe Nails, Tea Bells, cork Screws
Sc. too numerous to mention.
Cuilerg. Pocket Knives, Table Knives d: Forks,
bread and shoe Knives, Raizors, Hand-saws, Aug
ers. Gimlets. Simmon's Axes, Shears and Scissors. •
Paintx. Pure Lead ground in Oil, and
dry, Red Lead, Ven. Red, Spanish brown, Lamp
Black, Yel/ow Ochre. Paris Green, chrome Green,
Imperial Green. chrome Yellow, ground Verdigris.
Prussian Blue, V erm Won, Brtinze. Umber, Terra
Sienna. Ivory Black, Black Drop. Pat. Yellow, Rose
Pink, Black Smalt. curcuma. Red Saunders, Sugar
of Lead, Litharge. etc.
Oils. Linseed Oil, a variety of Lamp Oils, Lard
Oil, Olive Oil. Tanner's Oil, caster Oil, and all the
essential Oils.
rartthdi —Furniture, coach, Leather and Mas
tick Varnish, etc.
Silts. Turpentine, camphine, Ruin, Spanish WI i
ting. Putty, Glue, Gum shellac. copal Cute, Emery,
Red and White chalk, Bath Bricks, Puiruse stone,
Sal soda, Burgliiidv }'itch, etc.
, .
Brushre.—Pain arniAL counter, clothes, .littir,
I Flesh, Tooth. Nail, striping, Graining: marking, Ar
tist, sash, 'Sall, Horse, 11' late- wash, scrub and shoe
Bruslie>, eta.
Dye Stuffs. Indigo:Madder, Logwood, Nicwootl,
Hiper Nic, camwood, Fustiek, operas, Alum, Blue
Vitriol, Annatto, cochineal. 3luraate of Tin, Red
Tarter, Extract of Lngwood. etc.
4chl3.—Nitric, sulpituric,"Muriatic,
Wass I VLarc.--Bot t ie. and Vials .of every size
and de.cription, a: wholesale and retail. A variety
o f specie Jars, and tincture Bottles. Glass. syringes,
Peseras, Nipple shells, Nursing Bottles, 'runnels,
Tumblers. Lamps, candle-sticks, preserve Dishes,
salt-sellers, Lamp chimneys, Pepper Boxes, car
boys, Illirrors and 3firrors.plates, Demijohns, win
! dow Glass. Breast Pipes; e:e.
Stone li r are.--augs of all sizes, Butter Pots,
cream Pots, preserve Jars, pitchers, stove Tubs,
spittoons, Ake.
Clocks end Watches of nearly every description.
good and cheap. Clock Faces, Verges and
Watch Guard chains, cords and lieYs of all sorts,
Jetre/ry. Ladie.s . and Gentlemen's Gold Bosom
Pins, Finger Ring,. Ear Hoop:, geld and silver Pen
cils and pen cases, studs, slides, gold Beads, etc.
too numerous to mention.
Silver Ware.—Silver Tulle, Tea and Desert
spoons, sugar shovels and Tongs, salt spoons,.
Butter Knives, Thimbles. etc. Also. silver-plated
and German silver spoons, Brittimnia Ware, etc.
Spectacles.—Ladies and gentleinen's silver tra
ined Si - let:lades, silver plated. German silver, steel,
etc.. and cases long and short.
Steel Goodx.—Steel Beads, bag and purse clasps,
purse Rings, Tassels, Slides, etc.
YankeeNotioNs.--A great variety of small but
useful and fancy Articles too tedious to mention,
such as comb- , of o . ery kind, ear spoons and twe
zers, purses, pocket mirrors, youth's Telescopes,
ewsharps, pocket books, pins, needles, shaving
tows, chemical powder (or raizor-strops, key rings,
etc_ etc.'
• Pistols, powder, shot,; lead, powder flasks, gun•
wormers. gun caps, pills and dints, safety fuse. etc
JI 'Lei cal lortriiineutt.-- jot i arid Acco; deons,
(the best assortment ever introduced into the coun
ty) at wloilesa/e and retail; also, Violin" Bows,
strings, bridges, pegs, tail pieces and rosin; Bass
viol strir , s and bows, Fifes, Flutes, Picelo,!, clari
nets, RealS. Tuning forks, Instruction 13ooks for
the Vin/in, Aeon - demi, Flute, clarinet, FhtgentletsAc
Trasses--Abdimiiint/ supporter s and shoulder bra
ces in great; variety and of most approved patterns.
.11,xtr ~,,, etas— T AU the *varieties usually
at/led for by Physicians.
Li?uors.—Clioice Liquors for medical purposes.
such as Brandy, Rum, Gin, Wine, etc., (a variety
of ea4h,) Alco iol..Whiskey; etc. etc. •
/-'elfainery.L—Extracts, cologne, Rose Water and
scent 'Bags, smelling salts, Toilet Articles, Fancy
soaps, Ox Marrow, Rear's Oil, Triciipherous, Hair
Tonic, Hair Dye, etc.
•
Stationery.—Fools-cap and Letter Paper, Quills,
Black sand. Ink. Envelopes, 'Fillers and staiiips,
sealing Nax and seals. Gold and steel Pens. Pen
Holders, Pocket and Table Ink-stands Business &
Friendship cards, Pencils, slates, Water colors dc.
ces,- shoes, whips, candle Wick, Twine, shoe
Thread, Bellows, spool stantl4, Bone, snuf-
fers, Trays, candlesticks, Lamp ¢, Oil Blacking,
sponge, Princes Polish fur scouring, Rotten stone
and Bath Brick fur same, Black Lind, , Patent Pads,
Tubs, clothes Pins, Half Bushels,! 4x-helves, cru
cibles, candy, Hemlock Gum, • window sash Oil
cloth, carpeting, sand paper, Baskets, Tin Ware,
Ploughs, eta. etc.
S ~~~*'{.~,ice; 2rts;ss .f , ,: ~4, `( ~' Y Y.i " :arr'~~..'`%i.:~
r
,
7-/X
_ _ .
°Wage pods and dawn, anella albs ; . refined Wu,
ava:ursi, nut gAlts, - gum '!r . agaeunth, `ratl
,Genlian
gain - guiao; gum galbanu*,
salve, emp. cantharisi dry verdigris„unde Or.blaek
antimony, elm hark, (ground and unground ;) prickly
ash bark, fok hore-hound, white hellabOre,
carb. nutgrieim, lyttate, sent iceland
moss, rad aconite, gold thread, crocus mitetus, Sarin
leaves; hondaras sarsaparilla root, blue pill mass
adhesive plaster, crown oil, Tannin; Akita Leaves,
rgs Genuine cod Liver OiLeitrate Of Iron, etc.
Extracts of gentian, conium, belladona, henbane,
dandelion, deadly night, shade, thorn apple, colo
synth, comp.. &c.
Essential Oils.-Loil of pepermint, lemon, cinna
mon, Tunsey, wintergreen, sassafras, origanuta,lai
ender, hemlock, cloves, bemainot, anise. cedar.
spearmint„ : pennywyal, almonds, wormseed, worm
wood, Juniper, rosemary, amber, caraway, cumin,
savin, cajiput, spruce, tar, cubebs, -and all the
essences from the above oils.
Tinctures.—tinet. rheubarb, myrrh, cantharis
cardamum, guise, digitalis, tolu, iodine, cayenne;
mtuiate tincture of iron, &c. •
Landammtparegorie, Hive's syrup, chloroform,
rollodean or !quid adhesive plaster, spirits of nitre
dole, aqua amonia, sulphuric ether, spirits of Lav
ender, comp., salts of tartar, antimomal wine, oil of
spike, balsam copaiva, biirtistono sulphur, pulv.
charcoal, quicksilver, demijou, bottle and vial corks
etc. etc.
, j)
•In short, a hole newspaper might be filled in
the vain attem t to enumerate the one half of the
nrticles kept fir sale tit Tranm.t.'s.. !his is the
right place to buy Got* and to buy them cheap.—
The best kind of Dugs, 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 amid exanntle the quality and prices 'of goods.
October, 1850.] . ABEL TUItRELL.
To Dairy-men and FarMers., •
Valuable Property for Sale.
/THE following Real and Personal Estate, as
hereioafter described, situate in New Milford,
Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania, will be sold at
a great bargain to uey 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 are four dwelling houles and
seven barns. The farm is well designed forLa.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
mid land aru in good condition, and un the premi
ses are about five miles of good Stone Wall, turd
the other fences are also good, and on the wood
land are lunge quantities of Chestnut Timber, which
will supply the farm for many years to Time, and
which will also be valuable for building the Rad ,
road which is soon to'be built up Martin'S Creek.—,
Said farm has a very pleasant and desirable loca
tion about seven miles from Great Bend, through
which the New York it; Erie Railroad passes, and
about one mile front the probable Depot on tha
Martin's Creek Railroad, which will lead from the
Lackawanna Coal and Iron Mines to intersect the
New York it. Erie Railroad at the Great , Bend. It
can be very advantageous!) divided into Eve 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
ce,Nary implements pf hwibandry fur carrying on
said farm or farms.
The Ternbr of Sale will .be as follows:—One
'fourth of the purchase money for the Real estate
will be required at the time of purchase. and for
Stock, Farming Utensils. dc.,, half down and the
residue to be paid M equal annual instahrients, with
interest annually un the whole sum unpaid, to be
computed from the full delivery of-possession, the
first instalment payable in three years from the
delivery of possession, and the wluile amount to be
paid within ten years from the sale, to be secured.
by Bond and Mortgage. Full possession to be giv,
en on the first day of April, 1551, With the privi
lege of puving in crops next Fail if desired. A
good and indisputable title given.
The above described property belongs to the es
tate of S. METLS:RT, late of said county, deceased,
and a more desirable property has not at any time,
in this section of country, been offered fur sale, and
no greater inducements offered to purchasers. Per
sons wishing to invest moneys in Real Estate and
n good Stock, cannot do better than to call and ex
amine for themselves. Other tracts or lots of land
lying in s4iid county, are also offered, for sale. Ap
plications can he made to M. Meylert at New Mil
ford, or to B. S. Bentley at Montrose. in said coun
ty, and any further particulars that may be requi
red will be given.
• MICHAEL MEYLET:T. t Executors of S
BENJ. S. BENTLEY, $- Meylert, qeed.
Eagle Foundry Ware Room,
NO. 5. PUBLIC A. I'aNUE.
ON hand and for sale cheap Cooking, 'Parlor.
Shop, Church and Coal Stoves, Stove I'ipe
and Ware, Pump and Lead Pipe, Sheet Iron, 'lin
Copper, Wire, Zinc. Iron Binding, Morticing Ma
chines, Shingle Machines, Ploughs, Irini Sth-apers,
Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, Tin Ware, Saw Ar
bors, Morters, Sleigh Shoes, Mill Cranks, Jack
Screws, die. Irim and Steel of all kinds—finfil
ly, all kinds of Castings on band or malle to order.
WILSON Ai CO.
,Montrose, September, 1850.
Fancy Goods.
D
IBBOSS, Dehines, Thibet cloths, 'Blue and
IL Green Barrage, Mantilla Siik ; Fringe, Lace;
Regent Silk, French Ginghains, Belts, Cashmeres,
White Kid Gloves, Cravats Linen H'dkii, Sham,'ls,
LYON'S CIL 411 DbER.
Sept. 16, 1850. •
Lumber Wanted. '
PLVE and Hemlock Boards, Pine Sidinr. and
Shingles. L _TONS & CILANDLER.
Montrose, Sept. 17, 1850.
COD 11S11 and gaekerel, No. 1 and 2 just
received and fur sale by
Sept. 18. J. LYONS a. SO:
`I A LICOS, Ginghams, Lawns, Barrages, Linen
Ginghams and Silk Gcxxlva-great tartety.—
Shawls. Parasols, Fancy Cravats, Neck-ties, Laces,
Edgings, Gloves, Ribbons, Qc., iil abundance. La.
dies Shoes and Gaiters, many kinds sized and "mi
cas, ai LYONS 4f.: SON'S.
B ROA D-CLOTHS, Kerseymeres, Tweeds, Ke -
tuck Jeans Satinets, French - Cassimervs anb
Summer stuffs just in. LYONS & SON:
PIECES OF gplendid and &ear,,
ay just opened and fur sale by ' I
July 24. J LYONS itiS0111:
APER-HANGINGS and Window Chrtain s —
Wax! Pails, Butter Ladles and Stalin*. Clothes
Pins. Baskets 4c. selling by LYONS 4 SON.
W ATCHES wi ll be sold at Trne'si cheaper
than the same quality in 'lather place.
R
OOJf PAPER' And Shades. mmo
LYONS iE cl742*En.
•
LOST -LAST SIPRrN
A.TWO old --supposed to be a r . ed steer
Any person knowing of atiely onsit . ' late
would confers fsvoi by giving ilifornuttion'Of the
same, to
M • , .4 § e ri r RE. -
* ontrose Oct:, gth, , '
--
ea r itariVe
'rag subleribei hai sheep to niftier iet.:
moutrose. 77an• /But_ a 84YRE-,,:
A biuti, aes
rinfi' Fondly Chriiitiali_A!niime. with beautiful
- e N..ra , The
.Temper , raitworitAbsawfes:tur•ah-br- .
- LYONS
.tiovinabor 1840, `
•:
MiiiiM=i
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Dr. Rafiert3i'liCel6bititeil . Painil
MEDICINES-A head gall : tilheii; 04 aria
truu,ll.ti approve i I I--7' ht -Proilaciforia. - #1 . a
ceased 6Nirgeon.aitd . Rhysteirater 203iOrspr •
I ,icdrxperiende. , " :,-.: :1 -...- : '..;?',,,!, •
. rtssriarr's 'lsm OF griIiAO.AMO , Og 4111 ,
remedies before thepnblie,lltis-13itinds7pre-erninen
in the early - stages- of 'C+inefition,:Bronch' .. '
Catarrak Couess:.liciarimess, Asthma, Spitting - v
Blood, and - for ail affections of theAmitnenary or
gans ocea;ioned'by'cold. Too 'oit,ch praise mum_
be bestowed upon this remedy,larnithe prnprietot
urges any one affecteilWithany of the above carol
plaints, to secure it at once.
~'•,,
t' .
.Rsrvaurv's FAMILY Ptite. l 4heibeet Patnibt!
Physic now in the Couritrylcir . iiick,head:ache,cret4,'
tivenws, cleansing the litoinachfiof;bhe, '•puniy* .
the blood, carryingiifr diseased humors and redo
lir , health. .. . •
* RAAEERTCS FEMALE Afterrpr• TILLS.—For . t om , ' i •
vine female obstructions:-peculiar to the sex ar„
rising from cold or generatweaknessof-thesystemf
Also for females Of costive habits of liody, dyspept
tic or nervous, weakness, debilitated'females. !I
.
. ..
,
RAFFERTYS EYE IVArEr.-For weak or ufldniedi
eyes, warranted superior to 'oniy iuzenerail hse,
.[
RAFFERTY'S STBENGTHENI:IG PLASTER-.-fUI rune
or weakness in the breast, shie or back.- .. .
. . ~ .
RAFFERTYS WO/Lll. all.-_,.ple, GrellOVOrlTOCiltil,
er, warranted to remove wo . rrns..•iihet;O, they eRiSt . ,l
RAFFERTY'S EBBROCATION , 7-40f , bruises,' sprail.
rheumatic pains, 'cramps, dumbness , stiffn&S 'o,,
weakness , of the . jointk'sweVingKquinsy or - lore
throat. The greatest rernedloi the. age. -
The above celebrated lle leineelforsale:br :the
following AGENTS; J. LVonS Jr. .Son',;:lgOtspoit;.4
Rollin T. Ashley, Brook1ytf:1 Thos. irackeo,Sprinti_
will ; C. E. Lathrop and John liogarafikbitni
nock ; Capwell, Baily & Co i, Facturyitrillitit Stonk .
Patter-son tt Co., Abington Cente r. - : ,_ .., ,• - :: • i
JuTy 18, ISSO. .. ' . _.. - . - 2 -, , . • •294..
ALBAN! 4t - : BTTFPALO,- 1
a _itiggiA
___ -- .___r_MiOnge, ' 1.
Neu7l;i* and brie, sid , susguthatlnci
Rail Roads, Seneca aait Cayuga takes I- : i
EVERYBODY'S iUARREY ,L1NE1, , ,.... • ..• i
";subscribers are: now
.prepared'4o. Ifekeie
Freight of all kinds at the followinipoins,. Viz i•
Buffalii, Attaca,..Bataia, Bergen,Rieliester,Crini
andaigua, Geneve, Diesden, ' Ovik . .4ii, Dune
Landing; Jefferson. Havaha,J,Milport,...'Hurselseittls;
Coriiiiig„Elillira, Factoisville,,Spring Port, IIentl;
der's Ferry, Aurora, Ithicti,DatidoriQfte, Union;!
Binghamton, Great'Bead,'Lntiesb?tro, Deposit am.l
Hancock, every day in thkiv,iek,Vitunlaysexceptt
ed.) and icontiime with i re„,, ,, nlXtits ihroitgliout:A4,
. season. :They will attend WoirWariling the - same
to the Now York 3farket, l ;-Where it 4 ivilf - receive .
the personal attention 'of experienced silesnieni,
who will; attend to the selling of the same, atiO•stf
turn the iproceeds in Bankable ftinds at either Ofithii.•
above points, to the follOwinglieizons: -
Buffalo, Storeliouse;.of ~ H eitry • Daw '; Atti e
Storehouse of Henry. Syford'i - Batavia, Storelauinsif
Of Lucius A. Smith :,Bergen,'Storehonse.of Hattie'
i"%fcPberstm ; Rochester,- ..store pf Paiiixmktt dr.:Eld4
i , tltre ; CanandaguX; Office of Walter Corcomni
,eneva,: C. Lawrence; Dresden, Stoiehtnise, Of
Whitney ik. Monell; Ovid, Fergnson - & Spragne 4 .
Lodi ; Hendee . Landing,. Storehouse of Tuthill Ate
Co.; Jefferson. office of E: O; ;Norton. on the Pier
Havana, Office of J. F. Phelps ;:Millport, store of '
.11 Stull ; Horseheads. office of J. A. Ferrell : gor4
mg. store of Wm.J..Arnold ; Vinira, Storebonsei t
of Thuriean th Ingham: Factoryville, Store 'of •
Clittries IL Shephens ; Spring Port, at the Store-of
Redder's Ferry ; Aurora, store of at G. P. itlor4.
.gan ; Ithaca, store of P. It Drake ; Candor,. stork
of S. Baranger ;...owego, office of Nathaniel EllS4.
Union. store of C N- Wheeler; Binkhamfon, offiek
of Jurors Sisk ;Great Bend, office of P:Chilreltill:i.
Lanesboro' office of F.' A. Ward; beposit, store of
Ensign & Dean ; Hancock, store of Al t lison and!
Reeves.
JAMES S . l i li., Binghamton, •
W5l. WIN NEY. Dresden.
GEO. P. MONELL, do.
NATLIALIEL ELLS. '
AGENTS.—Buffalo, Henry Pawl; .
Svford ; Batavia, Lueins'A Siiiith•
McPherson; Rochester, I : Fairteinki
Canandaigua. Walter Corcoran; 6 2
rence ; Ovid, Ferguson...h. Spmg4
Landing, Tuthill ti; ‘!o.; Jeffers; ,
0 1
Havana. J. F. Phelps; Millport,• .
heads. J.,A. Ferrell • Corning,Wm.
mire, Turman & Inglintitt;,Fail
Shepherd ; Spring Port ; Iledder'i
If. tt; G. P. Mor•an ; Ithaea, P. a t
or,S. Baiager ; ' Union C N :Wheelpt
i F. Churchill •Lanesboro', P. A. .W,
Ensign &I Dean; Hainuick, Allison.o
C.terApt Jsmics..Sise.willsoperli
ness thronghodethe whole Link at
till all orders for Groceries, Fruit,
&c. &a.; which will be bouglitat - thi
sale prices in New-rork,'lmd foity
of the above nained,Depots: I '
July 16, 1850.
N'ew Railway Hotel ,
Stage 'Belem.
CHARLES C. ssurK haVing . i
the : new Railway Hotel at tl
Depot, nail fitted up the. House in a
net, invites the pa_trontige,Of thP pul
fident that with his well known eXei
turipla areaugeurente itelik`made
a:iodation. be can entertain ' , company:
stalntssed by any Hotel in count
tel is plemnutly Ineatea within a fel
Railroad Depot (cannandingl ti apli
Great Bend valley and the stimuni
and pas.engent wilf - be - conie:yed tt
Depot free of charge. - Stages leate
the arrival of each train, for Mute t,
places beStoncl. and a daily'. line
oleo
through Litirford to Dundaft;trart on
e
tirTtueNitstrs c' ellent ' Livery;
is also cohnected. with. this' Hong, :where Bo
-
and Carriages are at . cona
country. - thand.for any" p fatl. • 1'
'January
271 - -
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VA T 1.4 LE AtztßEr"—four ye*,
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iliontrose4lecea*k.tlyttilitaiakt ,payabeit
be'made tb Ow subscribeivabd al *rum
.:
claims against said !state to '
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