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R M Y'M '_'?~ s r . • •• - 714412141611fAULR0!.1 200851!1 x ^^^". .' - • ,----.;'---- g .: t• . . - - ..'-Tnosxtnai - Intend Makin'crop of sugar from . .ftvitrattif#4ree,"Ast.ve no *me - In:lose in -getting --Qaiiity titheicekdt for tapping the trees, battling and ~erapin,a'llilT , the_. sap. - BliAieti; Or'tritoglis are in AlleltnMitle-,to-etttnh the "Aingar water" as it flows' "fra4s4thikonL3n fife sap-wood; and these often need iiisiiitetihd'repxiring. - It 'is not every youth that c‘fkinto the woods . , cut his timber and hoop ten, -.' iikenty of a Undid sap-brcliets; and../01 a geoer --.l.oing:it itrbeet•tii,employ . a cooper to do the • job. : To make troughs is a somewhat less difficult ' undartakini4irovidet3lne has trees of the richt sriteAliat are tree-rifted and split well through the ,•ml4 J F Wie hart had some • experience in making troughs,lviciping buckets and large tubs for storing All,iiid*linnith r ai Odd timber is the iiiistrtnnt i ltkart or. ,01,.iii . enOion. The complex and beanti - ful machinery that manufactures water pails. keel .- . . . zera i itnd ' , Wish-tuba' so -rapidly. would be - just the tiling. to work"Slmost env soft wood into convenient veioiela toltold sap. as it' flows frcanthe trees. As-- .--. sliming that:one-bairn suppij , of coed clean tronalis. -.--10P-Ilie.ltetti,:aireservitir , at his - Works perfectly thiht I firititYdin z iene; : , _:*two - dityia run of the budi t he . should then ittprhiee t hitrse or ox -sled xiaged with ; ~.lot SixtY -galloti'cask,.(this is large enneghtor.rt siu- -, ,gle'burse..,:a pair of Oxen or :horses con 'ett.ily. haul - ::iiitticklarger,on 4for ethering the liquil which 40 4 :yield ; the'..S:: -:.A:. Cask With tWo'-lipails - en- - iirtioulhaneri to4ife=tli;d- anl.'haiing a Inge timne' made cf a bat4c!o.. Which. Will holds pAiru). 1 ,1, -icefl w.clr,the,,bung.:.to receive the .Sip,-,as it - 'is tak*i ..from the-trees;-is the beshconfrivailde. Pair'n'iads •- - Should be Cut all through the enj—lr orchard, if it lie net completely .under-htusheil;.and when a load of, saplit, brought to the camp the reservoir should Stood b'li'the lower than the sled, so that by pill. `Enka plug. or turning a faucet, ntl.the sap in the -liiieiead . on the Sled will run without labor into ,storage tub near the evaporating pans- or kettles. To carry sap in buckets-to one's ncek and stlionV diti with a yoke, ns many •ii reader has done. Ar'Ngh deep sopw, • seeihs very mtieh like hard . . work.., . . IThat side eta tree whichltassthtflarg•er part of the top, and grows most thriftily, with the bigzest 1 tool's, ` Will field the most sap. if properly tapped. lione.begini early, the south side is best, other ; things being equal ; if late, the north side should h'. 4 „f emu. preferred. There are many facts pertaining to the ,i 1,04 xv.l flew of sap, which are involved in much obscurity. F rim such as the influenceof the wind. sunshine, freezing F . _r w _ . ,P li ~,. :at:night, ikr..., that sornldiow modify the ascent of , i v i t : e r el ': e. liilaid, and. perhati', the descent, in the vascular learned system, ant cite cYnpomtion of water at the tenni- 1 : . I lial,biuk. Where the sugar comes from, and how quite.— q it is formed. are quite as carious tittoli , s as the wiry in tv , '',." - its circulation is kept up before the tree has ari „Ictsvips to aid in the operation. Idfti We are not dispnled to enter into either a phys iological or chemical discussion at this time. 'but aim to give a few practical hints on sug,ar making. As in the dairy business, one's kettles and utensils -of every. name should he perfeetlyclean and sweet, and the syrup should be settled ten ortwel re hours before* becomes inolassef, to remove all tine par tici& erdirt which no cloth strainer can separate. This, with judicious skimming, will give pure an gar, -which can be farther Nrhitened by percolation. if deeir As the trees that yield this delicious. - sweet are'eut down and fine maple sugar and syr up become scarce, the price advances- and - their trianufacfure becomes more of stn object. We have seen a good many bans of good maple sugar sold at five cents a pound; .and it was once tlirCt liberal price, when reheat brought but thirty or forty cents in Western New York: • Tiiitteacl of having to dip cold sap into boilers. it is 'Mitch better to have a small stream constantly running from the reserroir into the kettles just equal to the liquid driven off in repro. In this way there is little danger of the syrup boiling over am! being wasted, or &mixer on the sides of the kettles. and no . .t.itris, is, lost in. bringing the liquid - ..2p .to. the punt of ebullffieti. To 'decide -when sugar is evaporated enough te calm well, is a matter that, expc.rietice alone On Mach. A plenty of dry wood. a coiniftiitable liattfie„ - keitleo will set inlan arch. ivith conveniences for filtering and settlin , anU !. sugaring off." are all .-points - not to be t; looked where the busine'ss is prmeenthil to :Inv tent-Trrun 8,000 to 10.000 lbs. are the largest q uantity that we'lutte ever known manufactured ist rep orchard sea m . , MAttruna. ofFair ts4lderkimer Y. formerly (shoot thir ty' eitia ago.) often' , iNiAzed $1:000 fi.r his sugar ernprbut ofitite years..the sacharine matter of sii gt,*.e.,lia;'oeaidy.,.,dr.iiert that of the ow gacchet sitatoia outof the Boirliet.. Land that Mgrs a fine gn!'irtli of rock ataple4s: trmally valiciible for' 4ge kfia:ls,:ir=ttpe; and...,utwkittut tapping. '0,r ,11 t*,T:Sea": l .o. l ).nettli..t4estraY-tely tree. :).,.,.. --7: -- 7 --- -- 1 ,------ --.7:, .g,,, ,iSalt for cattle and Sheep. A*Sotox Ramat:ix. of the: Aineriean A.Frienitur• ist,..palls intivtion the propietv of salting cattle 'ilt i llsheep in summer or 'whiter. as is predieed by - -Most persons: who keep these animals, He has slieleart4 . 4ll7on the weste rn prairies without saltiiit• ihinkilt could be ilivemed with without ilatriment. thiquestirably all dome , ctie 'animal , can tioiist on their afiir*iatealhoent without salt, `3ifilt -4-*.c a n- ilve, Killeen meat, or bread. ar 1 # 1 4C;4: : ***?! 1 e,;` Ay 'that fa& by nu ' means tbowilkktgattalt in tbe.food.of man or brute, is not .findly =bitneficial.-- All physiologist, , .agree that botti l litiiri n iar i dl k id a are found in the dige.ted food s iiii4 blood of :animals; and that chltnine'aids 1 mitdilittlej*Aell..o,f gligettiontarul onda in the o.o4:citklikfl,r9 ll ..blOoil. Now. salt is a rpm. ilf Aelle!:l ll fF'44. o MenN. tiz•..eblorine and so. , ,411011 t - J iipaitittiAs_lt:istrueuthai'lions gnboistop fre4 . 1:.lileil",:1 . :titil 4*diiiaiviiiitigps live 7irithriut l l '..eliitliii*.:' , liiii*, i),ii - , liif4ikti:ii; - ( i l it . ?clitroirlii - to .: 4 frib*f r olelki , 4Keeffity , pr• .w4iti kg Ai . 1 !fel mod • sad*fiallatl shelter! : 'Many ..thingie 'sae , p4soibie -hat 14 1t4 0 11 0!;ilkt?!:'*iiiin.aa'Pf , '"itilf4i- - Iri ttr'ivr #4olol.3ii;:,:prolitalite. - A' oniill.4tiantity.. :.ofpursii**iii daily Into the system of man , 1 ' 41 ° 4 - 4 : :; l lt**Pi 4 lt t Pße94 l)o F 4 e ,, ‘3 ll _ pro :' 2n**4**iiiirici:iii, infifiing toss blood , ' "BuT* o44 lr 4. ol l ' l o4# o/i got Ildine :.ter or eiiii:llol#A4*,44llB3i66%llAcbing theta it s isle 4. - ria iiiiiiikiclol4lo4%*'olorAii;" '''''' '.'-7*.;:,:. - i t:: ',.• it b - ~.,' , ....,, ,c., , ::_ --.-.... ,. ..;--,,.., -::,,,,,,,‘ r • , - . _ ~, ~ ':;,-.:-T - .... z!. "; • ' .. ' i, .- . ~..,,.-,....:--i1..5,--.., T ...2.-, ~. -- -. ' -.; . • Ecoiloniiiltainan Food.. Any:persons are, umtwalre of the greatdifferenee utneknisMatteicentained in different .articles t inilyai :One might distend his stoat: 'WO a bladder, Upon turnips, and yet have very e tolsustain :life 'or give him strength. to labor. itoeit.rontaiti moiWntitriment than turnips, but tire,t*ite:. the proportion according to bulk or ,that= is contained in many other substances as !ratan food. The frmes annexed to the lane s natned below will Ante thefilet ina they to each other and the proportion of nutritive ter that earh contains in 1,000 ibs. of the raw. ~~ ~I .rial For inotanc6. 1,000 lbs. of winter wheat ceatOin 995 lbs. 4 human food; spring wheat, 640 !ha.' blichted wheat 210 to 650 lbs.; barley 940 11r1.*: 743 lbs.; rye 792 lbit.; beans 560 llts.; dry pewit, 514 'hi.; potatoes 530 Ilts. ; res beets 184 lbs.; ,i!,while do. 136 lbk carrots : and p, rsnips 9S lbs.; ,I contron tpruips 44 lbs.; Swedish edit, 64 lbs.; cab bag '73- llts. P: this it will be seen that it 'is poor economy to pi rclutse. many,of the coarse kinds of tuna in amtt: on use. POtatoes- ntust he considered aril elOß a luattry rather than cheap diet, when they I bear it price per. pound almost equal to wheat, rye. beank anti pens. to say nothing of 'lndian corn, the rylotltre propartiod of nutriment of whirl we are not a i ‘le at this moment to:give. hot at the aver age nice it hears anions' us, %VA are convinced it is 1 -theicheapest food jowl' in America. 41141 re is a • great7wont of tact in many house kerite'ls' shout e cotiontising Aunt At present 'pri tees, Is o ar iS tal IVCO l inalleal as well as a healthy-or tielel: Iti Wlietkproperly combined with flour Meal for friiii ;Which are ti tare econtnuical their bacitit and ; k.:,ll•lia , ,it is generidly acceptable to all palates. We lei .e just read sin artisle_io the Cincinnati At laso I te- ,tact of si P,,tor woman poor woman who 1 Ilium . eisettrnlirrly destitute, of fowl or nteatato itroct r it to feed herself and - seven Children , with the lir ption'ofeldl laying hens. One egg a clitY 1 1 wotil i l i t: l t e ti n t ,s tlie w l g i;l i a e lT x r e ll h l i t i l i t:f::::: l X h :r ) r i f a i res t tt .e . k o u a l d i Mstain ife. _ Here ark s Wks a case enrAte-exetrise of eh thy. and !these matlti into soup, with-a ice of meat, obtained by the other tWm eggs. feed the Oak veryteomfortoble until ce; alto a i llOys liclpl llittse Who help es. shall ptl4lde something better. oman in pinking her l i my through the . -, has taughi;herchildrtip a lesson of econ manner of, providing f. r themselves nut means, well *tirthy the Ittetaiftn of thou. t 'flay be now trial to-tht•ln-Ille;world, mid MO( they , Irae no need id leaning such se nt . f . . eortnoiny. Wtt I opt. that may be t -et who shall my 'I - t the le:4--int he ad practiced. if circa stances ever re rof. A.,":ot•ton`aAg. Leal u • a. em v And " . rrinfr Roov".--:Withini the past two have receiii 4 etl not a few communiea t cheap rtxtring. Onei-enquires about ration . of paper fur roofs, mei another apcompition far theM We will now at we cal) method of making very weeks, w t ions abo fire pr e p about chenp' . rpo if boards•tle fastened : dawn as close • ; then tal4 cheap cotton cloth—say r yard-z-an r d nail it 'Wan. taking par that no se:lm shall be:over tiny board have ready st 'vessel with mineral tar. Asti =tile nit any coral gas works. and 1 isirge brush; or otherwi.e. a heavy coat t);; it smooth'--then tgke a lot of clean ji it thickly all over the tar; then take omcthing to toll over the sand, to pre4. nto the tar, niter which sweep off the ~. ire 'anotheriewatof tar and sand in the nil the rota -is complete. This Makes 4urable milt Strong brown paper Let the as possiht about 6ti I icular car scu:n. then' that ua, th lay an wit of this, lay sand. stre a roller or it thirkiy loose sand a cheap a i s as ROA' uie for the cotton cloth A of one ha pitch and one half of corn -1 bnswer, 7 , 'yell as the coal tar, cotn men tar can esily be nude quite hard by pouring some of the Al l of yin?d into it--this carbonizes and makes it. hit +arenal. A roof roliy he made in sec 'kerb as de. "yea, that i, one part finished before the other; i Fiurface muid he thickly covered with the .and. eme tpe finei gravel, but clean sharp sand is mucli better. A roof of this kind will last ter -a great rhunber of years, and lilt is well made it hi more in6enbustible.illy fair than a shingle roof wotild do well' txt u.ke such kind Of roefilig E'er sheds and other kinds ilf out houses.—Scientiftc. Anteritait. !!) may be use ColllpXz.it in Exrraisitsv ex Poxslroxs.-1n the spring of 184 - i I plantd, potato seed in drills, it grew ! „ and I trawtplentedione idea, heed it often, and the pro. ditre vas alaint half a pint. In the . 1 ring .?f•1848 , rplntitipl tin( produce iif the rate plant. and' in the fall !Ong one bndnd of Itutiful potatoes. the 19.- zest two wei4hiter 19 :tndlti ounces. I have plan ted seed front the halt four years in totecessiOn. and lievelprodured rope new nod excellent kinds. that I ste4 saw before; I have expel imented on 'po tatoll': !mire:tics), for twenty years past. in War ren et my, 1) , 0,..( rel think thatthey,do best of lett y.earsi when li • fed eery early, on quirk. warm soil. It have'ilm to old potatoes raised in 18 1 49, whichl I int ' keeping to experitnent.upri in 1851. Sts.9t4t, Bsaxtix.—Pittlifefd, Pa.; Dec, 1850. I SIM.PLE -IN ; U EDY.J- „ le zsi tr p . e application fur lioNes feet iiiiicit are.twittle or leifif bound...l leorti• ad from an Engli , h shoer; anti having tried it with good rilet, and never' h min 4een it fill I send it to y o u to tw . 41 $ et i a pill linty Ithink proper. Ilir, ethal , • i r iarts of ; t or Mid arum soft grease. lutv , iv, the • ( aft clean and dry : apply ft hot, but not baiting t all -ikarts,. letting it ruu under the flioes as nu as poisible. In !bio Fagt/Flita application should lAtt:made every dn' coia week; till, the foot e4PT4rl.stiruif and-, onoi -, Oh : -, . , . . . Drtigs, 7 I . "., 1...r...:', 7 • 1'44 111 30•1‘14., .:. . .-., . ;-.--,' .... - .... - t .44,8,6,0- 4,,,Aci k ; whom' ''.. 4 Iker!e6!:-. -irL,PllkiiNs4g.eittiliDLEL:;- 21.1010rir . 1. 10 : g n c is • 1411,,tre : - .. y. : _, - . .. ..: •.: ':• • , • MONTIOSOItSINESS "DIRECTO4. , jC.I3I.§IiIIIIONSt,-F,ioiimat4e Boot and Shoe ) maker, over A: 'Baldwin 's rfarvisii sliop, Turn pike street.. • . - ELDRIbD di EWCOMB—Deqlers in H a t a , Caps, and Furs; `npFiosite the "Democrat Printing office. foot Public. Avenue. • 1-- 0 .1101111 GR VES—,F*donable Tailor; over Geo. Fuller's Book Store, Where he does work in si stale altegether unsurpassed, NEWTON—Atiomey at Larr.% Office on Turnpike street, one door East.of 13. T. Case's Office, Montrose, Pa. - - BENTLEY' dt. READ--Dealirs in Dry Goods, Drug;, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Groceries, Efardwnre, enichery. Iron, Gloats, Watches, Jew elry Silver S Perfumery, &c. RIAIIK J. , O'BRlEN—Hound and Sign Paperhanger. Gictzien. Grainer & Dee trator Shop over J. T. Birclutrtts carpenter shop n few rods east of Warner's Hotel. Q & %Ole, Harness, Car pet Bag and 'frank Manufacturer, and Carriage Trimme4 Shop on Turnpike street opposite L L. Pon .k. Co's, t cis ED SALDMIN. 7:LIMNS & SON--Dealers in Dry Goncis, Hardware, Crockery •and Tinware, Groceries, Books, etc.; ALSO, Carry on-the BOOK BIND DIG Business, Public Avenue, Montrose, Pa. 3, fl DI MOCK—Attorney at Law—office removed to FrOut Room of his residence. two doors east of his former location. in Turnpike street, third building from corner of Public Av enoe. and nearly opposite M. S. Wilson's Store. Jane, 1849. C. BAIDWIN Comes an the Baking and Candy business in all its various branches. one door west of Wilson's Store, Turnpike Street, M moose , Po. Alt kinds of CAKE. for 'or.Partiei, kept constantly on hand, or wade to eron the shortest notice. LNeitice to the Public. 4 New, ,Netivalitable, Fall and it Goods, at the - Great one Price .stom -L S. LEII7IEI3I. GREAT BEND, PA 11F.t.GS leave to take the opportunity of tender. it , his sincere thanks to las Friends and Cus tittnet;s7for the generous 13mm-tinge they hare es tendeil to him. and at the same Inctt itif.Frut them that he has just returned from N ew r o o t w i t h a latrg,e and choice selection of Iflcra CY, AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, % a fresh and exten , iveassortinent of Grocetics. Pm vision, Boils d: Shoes, Bats S. Capt, entekery, Drags S Medicine, dc., &c., which will be sidd for atsh or palace at a very small advace,at prices %;:ltich detie- all competition. flow. Pork. Fish ct Salt, at wholesale-d: also remark that he adhears strictly to of 'always naming the lowest pi ice 8 ? - 'fir s t th ere b y gtriett the'same advantage' to alt who may favor him with their inttromige. GREAT BEND CLOTI-11,117.0 STORE. The largext, beat at m'. cheapest .asibrintent of :READS MADE CI,OTLIING in the Village of Ovid Bawd Cloth . chissimers and 1 - Tring's, of all qualities.; suitable for the fall and winter trAtle, which for at such. price's as to satisfy any one that:o4ok thy place fur them to deal. In consequence of the great increase of mes s he has been obliged to greatly enhetet his stock, which he now offers to • his friends mid the public for examination, confident that in so . , doing they will find something to ; their advantage. lie has also made arrangements to tnanufacture• cloth. ing in all its various bratiche'7, and is tay_preintred to sell the same, warranted to bear iiis•pect:hin.— Custom work and cutting. dime in the latest style and short notice. Al)' kinds of Tailor trimmings furnished and for sale. n'Don't furget the plitee.in Stnre nearly npink.ite the Nlnwinn Hon=e. L. S. LE`.7ll E 131. Great Bend, Sept. 25, 1850. .89:t f. TO BOUNTY LAND CLAIMANTS. unaersigned ha. been appointed by the 1 Commissioners t 4 Stuorpteliatimi comity, Agent fir said comity. in, pursuance of the reminuentia t ion of the l'en..ints Department at Washington, to "ipeirripC the prepar.it ion of the a prlicat Troths of Claimants for Bounty Lands," which have been appropriatiml to all classes or officers mid Sul diers, who have served one month and upwards, in any of the wars in which, our cumitry has been ell gaged. He has been fin ni,.hed from the Depart ment at Washington with all the necessary- forms of application,prowl., tic. Al]. therefore, who have claims to Bounty Lands, by appliwtion to him ; at his office. in Montrose, either by letter or in per son. can have their business arranged with promp J. H. DIMOCK. Mimtrose, Nov. 7, 1850. Sole Leather. ISA AC L. POST A CO. are sole %rents for the sale of Messrs E. A. A 0. Pratts celebrated side leather. a superior article on hand constantly at New York City prices. We can sell Sole Leather fro:n ono to one thou-. sand sides at prices altogether unheard-of in S quehanita County. Dealers will find it to their in terest to call on us. Oct 1. 800 A S AND Agood astsorstnent of Bootal and Slio&+ embra ou; Men's coarge and fiptilioots, Boys Boots and Shoes, Wumen's and Mi , ises ditto—also CLOTHING' Embracing a great variety of Overeacthi, Sack% Tweects, etc.. a ktrge vat iety of Vests from *ix t-hd ling* upward . 4, and' a golid.alivortment of Pants, Shirts, Wrapper* and di awes s—dit to HATS a CAPS! Silk and Fur Bata; PluAlt. Fur. Mohair, Cloth and Ghard Cap, fall kuchioits, fur me% bls and - dren— BOOKS AND STATIONERY! School and tuigcelltuieous Bookb, Staple and Fancy Sta{ionery. Inks, inkstansl4, Pen-racks, Penknives and a great variety afancy poicles too numerous twenuinerate, jest reeviCed at It'UL4.E.Ka, Pita tlooriabore Searle's Lintel. Montrose, October 25, 1850. "MEDICAL IiCARD. TI OCT. PATRICK finds. on examining into the X./ state of. financtat affairs, a necessity - as he he here& for calling or' those who are indebted:for a settlement; and although he dischtitlis any tnten tiou of being hasty or incosiside'rate, hp wouti heg le a ie_to sugg e st in th e most ,delicate manner pos sible to those whose accounts have been standing befit three to tea yettra, the propriety of undibig some paynient, before their available funds, have been tithrwiSe. aPpropriateil, or exhausted upo» the *variots Iminbugs uf the' day. • , Nov 7--.4l:l''wt: , . • . OAME.Into the etaimure of the , eutßeriber fin W. or about ds.2s.dt of . 'August last, a red . two years eld heifer.. r,A7 eewner-is requested to prove pope, „pay charges rn4 take her away, .lOIIN Tuzyßut,i, liri water, Oct.. 2, 1850. iv4o; w . rlass 3ont irgi• 1:11'itIott *kit VIT TED by We 4 V Maker to manage , Ow bunn, B B,llt the e4ll known latent! in Wysluoink. l -- , A nine-with n smitil flaunt jerilefirt , d, one: ietikiov . tabnielf • hsetel find etoplonnent for syt . eo4 yeenotarit e r ermo , eritrbe,reviied."LE9 .l wyoi nnt , NLW GOODICk Abel Turret) liiiilr-receiving, his Fall and Winter supply of ooda . (embracing nearly 'every thing wanted in this market,) which will be sold extremely LOW fht4ash or ready pay. My assortment may be clashed in part as follows: Drugs, /Medicines, chemicals, Paints. Oils, Dye Stuffs, Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware, Stone •Witne, Glass ware, clocks. Watches, Jewelry, Sil ver Spoons, Spectacles, musical Instruments, Liq uors 4 Perfumery, Dlirrors,Stationery,Bruslies, Shoes, Yankee Notions. dc. 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 for sale are named beloW : Gries.. A good variety of Sugars, fine fla vorre Teas, good and cheap Molasses, coffee. Pep per. pice, Ginger, Salemtus, Raisins, Rice, Mack erel, o:elfish, Zantee currants, Tapioca, Arrow Root, mace.lManna, Sage. Nutmegs, cloves, Ground Mus tard;;also. Mustard Seed, white and black. Ext. of Leman, cassia, Soda, Buda crackers, Starch, Bar and ca stile Soap. candles, all sorts of Tobacco and Situff,Vitiegar, &c. etc. Drit Gc,ehlt. Broad cloths, cassimeres Satlineta, mole Skin, corduroy,Slicep's Gray, Kentucky Jeans, Flannels, Silk, Thread, 'Twist, Buttons. do-, and ev ery. thing necessary to make up garments; calicoes, Ginglistins, Monslin de Lanes, Alp:meas. Plaids. Bur age, Vestings, Apr en check. Bed l'ick.Drilling,l'a ble and Towel Diaper, Sheeting; Shirting. brown ct Bleached, suspenders, Umbrellas.. Silk cravats, Pocketliandkerehiefs. comforters. shawls, Gloves, Mittetai. Hose. cut Yarn. Batting, )Pudding, col ored cambrick; cloak Fringe, Gimp, Edging, Purse Twistsand all sorts of notions. Hard- Ware.—Nails, Door and Window-Blind Fastenings, Butts, Screws, Locks, Bolts, Faucets, • ilea, Rasps, Screw-Drivers, Coffee-miffs, curry combs and cards, Skates, castors, Nippers, cup- • beard Fastenings, Balls for Ox horns Shovels, Spades, l l lFues, Forks, Pateia Balances, Steel-yards, Hems, Forks, Shoe Nails, Tea Bells, cork Screws d:c. too Oilmen :us to mention. Catlery. Pocket Knives, Table Knives & Forks, tread and shoe Knives, Itaizurs, Hand-saws, Aug ers, Gindets. Sitinon's Axes, Shears nod Scissors. Paintp. Pure White Lead ground in Oil, and dry, Red Lead, Ven. Red. Spanish browp, Lamp Black, 110110117 OCIIre, Paris Green, chrome Green, Imperial Green, chrome Yellow, ground Verdigris. Prussian, Blue. Venniffoit, Bronze, timber, 'lseri-a .e Sienna, !ivory Black, Black Drop, Pat. Yellow, .Rose Pink. Black Alikalt. curcuma. Red Saunders, Sugar of Lend,: Litharge, etc. Oils. 'Linseed Oil, a variety of Lamp oils, Lard Oil, Olive Oil, Tanner's Oil, caster Oil, and all the essential Oils. Varnish.—Furniture, coach, Leather and Mot tich ! - aria-h, etc. Spt.s. Terve/tine. crimphine, Rosin. Spanish WI i ting. Platte. Glue, Gmu shellac, copal Own, Emery, Red and White chalk, Bath Bricks, Poinise stone, SAL saela, , Buri.tund y Pitch, etc. Brashes.—Paint. Varlii• h. cminter, clothes. hair, Flesh, Toot I), Nail, striping, Ur:tilling, marking. Ar tist, sash, Tool, Horse, it liite-wash, scrub and ,4),)e BtaINI-let,. Or. Dye Stuff++. Indite ) Mniltler, Lsenvotel INicwood, Riper Nic, cathwierd, Fu-tit-k. coperns. Alum. Blue Vitriol,. Atitiatto ; cochineal. Muriate of 'fin, Red Tarter, Extract of Lagweon„ e tc. - :I.—Nitric, sulphuric, Mutiatic, dc. . It c id . 110 Is IVare.-- Iles mid Vials of every size description. a: wholesale and retail. A variety ecie Jars, and tincture Bottles, Glass svriages Peserae, Nipple shells, Nursing Bottles, tunnels, Tumblers, Lamps, candle-sticks, preserve Dishes. ealt-cellers, Limp chimneys, Pepper BoXes, car boys, :Mirrors and "Altirorplates, Demijohns, win dow Glass, Breast Pipes, etc. Stone Ware.--Jugs of all. 'Rice.. Butter Po ts , cream Kits, preserve .Jars, pitchers, stuve Tilt=, spittoon., ere. - Clue.tx and Wateltes of nearly every description. gond and cheap. Clock Faces. Verges, and Keys, hatch Guard chains, cords and Keys of all sorts. Jewelry. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gold Dosimi Pins, Finger Rings. Ear Hoops. gnlctniul silVer Pen cils mid. pen case-s. studs, slides, gold Beads, me. ho-numerous to mention. Silver IKsre.—Silver Table,. Tea and Desert spoons, sugar shovels and Tohge, salt spoons, Butter Knives, Thimbles. ate. Also, silver-plated am) German silver spoons, Britt:omit% Ware, etc. Spectacles.—Ladies and gentlemen's silver fra med Spectacles, silver -plated, German silver, steel, etc.. and eases ling mid short. 1 Steel Goods.—Steel Bends, bag and purse clasps; purse (tinge. Tassels, SI ides,, etc. Yankee Notion.s.—A great variety. of small but useful and lance Articles too tedious to menth', such as-combs of every kind, ear; spoons and twe zers, purses, pocket mirrors, yontli's Telescopes, i ew sharps, packet books, pins, iii:e'lles, sharing tools, chethical powder for raizer-'strops,.key rings, etc. etc. • - Pistrits, powder, shot, lead. po*dcr flasks, gun wormers. tut caps. pills and flints, safety fuse. etc Masical Ittxtruinentx—Vjulins sirid A - cco: deons, (the best assortment ever intnelueed into the (awn.. tv ) at wholesale and retaif ; also, I'ielin Bows, strings, bridges, pegs, tail pieces and rosin; Bass 1 viol strings and bows, Fifes, Flutes, Picelos clari nets, Reeds.• Tuning . forks, instruction Rinks for the. Via/in, Accordeini. Flute, clarinet, Flagealets.:bc. Triomes—Atnloininidsupporters and shoulder bra. *de in great variety and of amen appravedpatteres. Medical instruments—AU . the Varieties usually called for by Physicians. Liquors.--Choice Liquors for medical purposes, such as Brandy, Rum. Gin, Wine.,i etc., (a variety , of eaclil Atekaittel, Whistey,eit. Perfumery.—Extract.A. cologne, ltose Water and scent Bags, smelling salts, Toilet Articles, Fancy soaps, Ox Marrow, Bear's Oil, 'fruloplierous, Hair 'Tonic, Hair Dye, etc. Sttitionery.—Fo'ols-cap and Letter Paper, Quills, Black sand. link, Envelopes. Waf4rs and stamps, - sealing Wax and gee's. Golil and steel Pella Pen Holders, Pocket and Table IHk-stands, Business di Friendship curds, Peueils, slates, Rater colurs dc. Boots, shoes, whips, candle Widk, Twine, shoe Thi eat!. Bellows, spool stand:s, Whale Bone, enuf fern, Trays, candlesticks, Jantpsl Oil Blacking, sponge, Princes Polish for seeming. Rotten stout and Bath Brick fur same, Black Lead, Patent Pads, Tuba, clothes Pins, Half Bushels, Ax-helves, cru cibles, candy, Hemlock Gan, window sash, Oil cloth, carpeting, sand paper, Bask t, Tin Ware, Ploughs, etc. etc. lint and tliellichtes.--Tiirltey,.gilm opium, md. and pub,. genuine turkey rlienbitWc,,, ast India alsO. morphine sulphas and (mete< - i,,-, ' ria, stryelinia, piitass livdriod. creosote. red mid iVhilte precipitate, eulfateafe quinine, cateinell magnesia, ritssiaa ma . tor. red oxide of iron, roux voluira,i, licorice, curb, iron, gamboge, turkey gum myrrh, iiulphate fsnits sa, cobalt.% sera alba. eidocyntli, gent neistich, eal. time!, tartar emetic, rad and' puhr. 06is,oxitlic acid, rail and pu/v, eolembo,sulphate of zinc, saffron tilos. some, prepared - chalk, cardamum send, coriander di caraway o. rad. & pit/v. gentian, :mica beans, steel dust, gulu kiwi, true, stintinonium.i . floe: zinc. cor raive 'otiblintate. calamine lupus, ilos, itartialei, frencli.cbalk, bismuth snbtmt, autilmjsulpltur..aunzt, clovers poivtlebi, fuss - bminoirt. arsenic, castor oil, Autuericosent fenigreek; bayberyiliiirk. 'recite'', eir son] and' glauber.salt* setuta,putk_niot, salts of ni tre, (efitipetre) wuriugevl, pulv.-gitilsnlleppo, rell=„1 tted gum curiplum ratkehnter,afttettn and atnerieen i cayenne, ptilv.cubelik wily. eattriteria,.golden velaL, eroni: or tartarautarte ackl, - stipeaCb soda, sal-go• - •ia; jilapejpecaenttokkatti l at.seedOing glaso. Pet' ruvtaa bark, :putt; .orange,poti4bite.glue. , :gun • arubie, squills. eliXir „eitAtil;upgeOrpatslm4mu tai fir, Venice turpentine, bayberv; ta/44ki7,Krgia* snake yobt , su i ammoniac, .sweet,:ilag,TlOur i tnOett blood root, juniper Bernie, '.taiipat;Aainaliisnin settegal,. draiton'aiblao;:py4rai , ebatnoniqi fliekiia;Rem 4 3 : mi, gurn4Jrioa; itani.*atada, Rut *Opuntia% liYi. . ' eiti, sal** iiiakstiiot - ;riskvsktriike,Arg ,hod duce WILLIAM L. COX eowag . podti'and'acrwth:o*!li,idbiti rgfitiedlittin.: uvargesr, nut Otis; . g!tii.:tinglicsintli, !wail.dentitiii, gum guide.liim galbaliain; iiiliik,cocklf, , ;:diachliiiii:' salve, env, caitharis, 'dry verdigri!..crut4,or.blitiek;:. alitiniotiy, am.liaric,(gr un4 and:Ungieuitir o:Tirialyf ash bark, fol. digitalis, 1 ore-hound , - white hellabOre i . earb. magnesia ; lytta ,- sein• 'aielchieumi .. iceirinid, moss, rad aconite, gold ithread, croons anart,Us,,sayhi. leaves, honduras sarsaparilla - niut;, blue ~pOl .mass. adhesive plastOr. crilieni oil. Tannin, Biiebu Leaies,- Figs, Genuine cod Liver Oil; citrate of - Irtiii,.'etc: Extracts of gentian, coniuin, helladoga, henbane, dandelion, deadly night i shade, thorn apples; cOlo, , cynth, comp.. ite. Eisential Oils.--ait 01l pepermint, lemon, einna-: mon, Tansev, wintergreein, sassafras, orignnum, hiv. ender, .hettilock, clovesl, bermunot, anise. 'cedar. spearmint, pennyroyal, alnionds, wormseed, ironit- wood, Juniper, mstiniarA amber, caraway: cumin, Ravin, cajiput, spruce. tarl cubebs, &c., and 'all the essences front the above oils. Tincture*.--tinet.. rhetibarb. myrrh, cantharis carda - morr., guiac, digitalis , tutu, iodine, cayenne; muriate.tinctute of iron. ike. Landamin:t.panqpric,ive's syrup. chloroform, ronotlenn or lquid adhesi *e plaster, spirits of nitre dulc, aqua amonia, sulplitirie ether, spirits of Law, ender, comp., salts of tartar, aistinmnial aisle, oil of, spike, balsam copaiva, )?riinstime .sulphur, poly., charcoal, quiclisiLver, dempon, bottle end 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 Tranas.es. , Thts is the right place to buy Goods, and tobuy them cheap.— The best kind of Drugs are kept here, and from the variety and quality of Ithetn, great inducements are offered physicians to Make it their place of reg: Mar purchase. The public generally are invited to call and examine the quality and prices sif goods. October, 1830.} ABEL TURRELL. To Dairy-men 4nd Farmers. - Valuable Property for Sale. THE following- Real mid Personal Estate. as hereinafter described, situate in NeW-Milford, Susquehanna County, Penn Sylvania, will be sold at a great bargain to uoy one who may choose to pur chase. The real estate consists of seven hundred acres, five hundred of which are under improve ment, and en which are foar houses and seven barns. The farm is Well designed for a flat ry, andis capable of feeeing one hundred Cows du . ring summer and winter, nail every part of it well watered with springs nod slreanis. The buildings and land are in good condidan, and on the pretni !CS nre about five miles of good Stone Wall, and the other fences, are also good, mid on the wood land are large quantities of Chestnut Timber, which will supply the - form for many yeat.'4 to come, and which will also be valuable fin• building the Rail road which issoon to,be built up Martin's Creek— Said farm has a very pleasant and desirable loca tion about revers Miles front Great Bend, through hich the New York Lk Erie Railroad passes, Mid about one Mile from the probable Depot en tha Martin's Creek Railroad, which will lend from the Lackawanna Coal and Iron 3liites to intersect the New York dz Erie Railroad at the. Great Bend. -It can be very advantno•eoukdivided into five farms, on four of which woullhe the necessary Dwellings and Outhouses. Fruit Trees, (Lc. With the above will be sold a very large stock of Cottle, Horses, fie., including. Durham Cows, Working Oxen and young Cattle, and also all ne cessary it - iplements of husbandry fur carryiegun said farm or farms. The Terme o/' ,Sale will be as follows :—One fowl h of the purchase money fur the Real estate will b' required at the time of purchase, and fur Stoek, Farming Utensils. Sc., half down and' the residue to be paid in equal annual installments, with. interest annually on the whole sum unpaid, to be computed frank the . delivery ' of possession, the first instaluant pnt a able in three years from the r delivery of pOspeAs an, and the whole,annauq-to be paid within ten years from the sale, to be secured by Bond and Mortgage. Full possesSion to be giv en on Has first day of April, 1851, with the 11667 lege of putqa4 in crops next fall if desired. A good and indisputable title given. The above described property belongs to the es tate of S. Msycsarr, late of said county, deceased, nod 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 fur themselves. Other treats o lots of land lying in said county, are also offered fur Rule, - Ap plications can he made to M. Meylert at New Mil ford, or to 13. S. Bentley at Montrose, in said coun ty, and any further partictilars that may be requi red will; be given. , :1011A EL MEYLERT, i Executors of S • ENJ. S. BENTLEY, I. Meylert, deed. EaOle Foundry Ware Room, ; NO. 5. PUBLIC A I'.3I.NUE. VN Jihad and fur sale cheap C.)oking, Parlor, Shop, Church and Coat Stores, Stove Pipe and Ware, Pump and trim Pipe, Sheet Iron, Tin Copper, !Wire, Zinc, Binding, .3Jorticing Ma chine', Shingle Machines, Ploughs ' Iron SerapeN, Corn Sh4llers, Straw Cutters, Tin Ware, Saw Ar bors. nirters, P.leigh Shoes, Mill Cranks, Jack- Screws, &T. te. Iron and Steel of nit kinds—final- Iy„, all kinds of Castinge'on lama or matte to order. WILSON 4t. CO. litmtroAe, September, Ipo - Fancy •Goodi.. b. BBONS, Delanes. Thibet clothe, Blue and Crean Siik, Fringe, 'Lace; Urgent Sill:, French Caslunerts, White Kid Glaiies, Cravats, Linen Slia*ll, dc. LYONS a, ()HA Sept. 116. 185&. Lumbei Wante . l. - DINE and Ileinlipek Bards, Pine and Sliin'gleA. zyoxs d• Cll3s DI El{ 31untrie , e,Sept. 17, 1850. 00.1) FISH arid ;Mackerel, No. 1 nc 2 just received- and ler sale by Sept. IS. , . LYONS 4. SON. A LICOS, Ginglauns, Lawns, Barrages, Linen V Gingham and Silk greati variety.- - - Shawls. Parasols. Fancy Cravats, Neck4res, LIMA* Edgings, Gloves, Ribbons, tic:, in abundance. La dies Shoes and Gaiters, many hinds. sizes and pri ces, at d.-LYONS $Ol,l'S. B - ROA D-OLOTEIS, IteriernereS, Tweeds; Ken tuck Jeans, Satinets, k tench Ciwittleres and Summer stuffs just in LYONS SON. PIECES OF,PRLYPS,splentliti and cheap, V 11-just opened antl.fur sale by • July 24. - • . J LtOPTS 'SON. PAPER -HANGINGS and Window Curtains— Wood Pada,,Butteil l adias and t4ampa. Clothes Ping; Ba.4ketsAc. selling by LYONS tt'SON; NvAT,BEs Traei2cheapet V than the game quality m - tother place.' OOif P4PER andiSheileo. l~ - & C 1 ND.L.IIr.- LAST LAST SP RING ;.. . _ Two:yeg 9 141 7 - T g PM/ 0 " 1 4e'kre4 Pieei , Atiy...prilloAkunw4lt in4,.such an tine aOtirgi would confer ivtitirol information ; of .the; sarnyou : ,114:nitrose.04, Mame, - No* Rscipe - , -Fora 'C'hfistuttiliAct Nei -years Peddhisi. ' - -rapciuNDS 'Briierii Sugar -4w .eiiii, dollar; 20 1 1 " da - igeo , one 411111'0 Et Mk' tite:;ihis, 1~ del:\ \ lair -• 10 lb& iiii4iril' &slier- ~ ,14110;. : ,'Selitrettiei" I ' 1°114 ; / 4 : 1 /1 ": N4 )6 4440' i'. l .ooo:iiiNiiiii.filf 64.2 . 5 ripts Or tbs. cultic 1 - ,4011,0...,?, -- , 1 ,.... - -s. The isholo mixtillorhh , Flotir,'Siller t ..mohliNie° jeincl Eggii. and hoireit of tki6d 41kitlivitien awl Oat 3iith 31#1pleicakeihe hiffedieni tale lb* feW4444 - ft: , % I; i . 16VONEke:1011/iNDLERIki ' iksittaio,'Dm... d:WC. • ' - --' —**o ' lii• id eirpet:leftee. .:47:rg‘ - -, ' !, o 131'n4wrz , 8 _,8a1..11 , or GU. r..f ul.;--Aa k i,„ , retne iei before, the public, thig.itand sp ,'; 44 in dill earlp stages: of CostaeraptioN Ems. 'Cratai-ral; Co - vim. Rogrxiteis; Aithing,s pii4 A Blood, ad fir all atfec.tiva of tile poltaxi 1 2 gads 4ccasicatedity cOhLll::liit, niutliar2 l ' be beiitottled lipim.th,isi remedy, am tj, H ; k tir,ses'any,uuaffected.With any Of the „ plainti , Ao SE! se c ure it at once. , -R • iil reati . ' riaintr! Ptst.e.—'llte 6t Physic** iit.theCouptry for Bleu h ea d., tiveneiis, eleansu i g thel.Noorratch 4 We, the blOtxti eallryug olf' diseased hiaa i , r iug.heilth, . I I L ... R.A.4.E..terrs -ktiiiAI:R.X.ONTLY '111.1.v...F0r vilig anti& : h,tittetiiiiis peenlisal to 11 * rh4ng from . :13j. general weaknesste • Also for fetrin 6 of **tiro habits Li' .ii i 4., tic or tiervo;ts„ weakne4,.‘, de'bilitatea . RAriteirrs ,Efe WAI7.--For ei,s4 eves,' Wurrarited"upent`r to 'any inr, • - RApiEarea I Broximitixa RA T E or weakom ill tl breast, - sule or hick. 11.4FkinFrfa 'WRItAt 0.1 1, --The Great 1 Cr. ntaqauted t o Tentovi worms .wher e th„ *Ai - lege:o'i :Eitae.ock rtot;---for rheum:AFC puha, cramps, .nataboti4 gitrr tie:tlin4i . or the 1 ,j, ,int:4,, *wait w5...*: - -throat. I The ireiitest remedy orthe age , The Above _celehra tail... Medicines, fur sale "fullowit4 ./iOvixs,i. J. Lyons it ,Son, Mitt, T. Astildy;lßroakfiligr,'Thoi..b c k so , rill -•. CAR: Lathrip tatitMotta 11.1 kart, 1 Huck; CapwelP, Bally. & Co., Faeuiryville; Pattersti Ji,C4., itingtee Ceu.ter. 1 1 ' July. t, 8,1.8501 . I , . 1 19: It' & tIiFFALO, LBA ~~,'~' „= New, ..koi:k.atta 'rig, reairlflioaiht, sPiteca and Ca trig* eta . - pima 1 . 4)130 Y'S 'MA MET THE Istibscribeh are now prepared to Freight of ulhitinds at the folll'oe,pa Butfal. Attica, Batavia, Bergen. otEbi, Genelia,l,Drestlen, Ovasl, Lidi,' Landing; iefferatiN 31tipori, Corning t Elniirti, 4conri , ille; Spring Po r t efers Perky. Aurora; ItharlaXaniltor, qtr egii , Bitighainhoo, Latieshoroti D im Hancocialevery the week, t§ihillin.e u ed-.)and*ottiinue'pth reguiaiity tifreuilnot season . I s-I:hey'wit! attend to fomenting the to the Nev,k York itlarkett where will reef tile ipersonal. attention . or experienced who will attend to heuel tng of the turn the.prticeeth• ii 2 llrciukjiblc, funds oit eithcrol aßove pants, to theifollownig per.ont : Buthikki- Storehle of, Henry Dtor . i Sturebousia of rkenr, Syford ; Batitria, of Litchi:l Sterehuoioi. McPherso i';;Huelie4ter., *re of VilirbAnk4 idge; .. - 0 lainitigual Office of Walt Coo Genera; -Laximice; bre , tlen. Whitney Monet! flOvid; Ferguson it iziprogi Lnli ; pia dee Lanthiez Storehouse ;of 'bold' Co. ; - Je' noftffieti, XiortunJou the Havana; $ Bice of. J.ll. - I'l ; so n J. Stull ; • OrsehioUttoi. ()IBM of J. A. Perrell: r lung. star of lirtiq. Arraffil : stow of Thum n 0., Ingham': ,F a cteryeih4, arise oharle4. Sheplieni.; Spring Porhat the Swat Itedder'S erry; Au'rota,'store of El. 'ok G. gaii; Ithac , store tot P: IL Drake;. Cuidar, •tu of S.'llarit suet ii 3 Owtgo, Office sit Mull:mit! Fj Union. e OIC IVlitieler; of, .3 • i=ic ;Oreas Herod, otike of 17,r;Chintl Laneshoom office of F. A. Wart; Depixfit, sto Ensign d Dean; Hancock, store of Albite Reeves. f, JAMES SISIC, Bing*alga, . Was. Vf li aN EY .-Ltresdea., • GEO. P.Mt/NELL; .11%4 NATHALIEL ELLS,.Orte g a Aavrrs.—Btiffillo, Henry liaw ;,. Attilpi, Thor Sy ford ; tht i tavia, Lucius A Smith; Berko], DAI. McPherson #' Ruchester, Fairtratiks ,it ra t 4., Ciatantlagui% Walter • COV0111111;' 'fa eileTito 0 . 141 r' rence ; Uvi , Fergusun it-Sprague ; Low ;Doles Landing, T thill it... Co 4 ort , Jeirer,. E. U liortun; Havana, J. 7. Miele; Millpert,'J...Sttill; Lk* he3tts: J. A. Ferrell ; o.liiriting:'Wtri:j . . Anil) U i , mini ' Turitituk_A•' 14rAint r . , Fitettwyche, C. ll: Slirphertt.; Spring - Purtii Reildeeirferri.; /oily? H. it G.?. 44a;gatt ;: ? 4htite,-P;;.,H.- Deake; Col ur, S. Barmier ; Nino!) 0 - 4 .1 iffri, :e t er ; Gi ott B a d, F. eitureltifl,Laiiitsbarie,'Tt A. Wadi . D.IIEiC Ensign &• Dail' Handnik; Allisisi it; &Irv.. CA Pius . Jitirvii SISK Will superintend itlie frail. ness'thriMgll9rit Itte-Avitale:.- Line; and takivt 1 0 lilt all urtes i for.GrucerieS,,Yruit. Fkl4oystitth ite.