MUM=
A'ainncuvricre. AL.:
APRIL' 24, nal,
Potatoes
.
' FelniarY ioi dui niftier; -I find
• 4 - . •
aimuiremarks to plautin
large.andatnall potatno.:„ i sly'-.fatber_always
ferredlarge:ones-for„planting•-44 least. thoSe - above
and not particular about cutting.
them pdtlin one in a hillr lily - Own experience is
this: I bavegenerriii`,Soriia my . e atatoe3: -in tile r
fnling . out the.steall ones and reserving, the
otltera for.fa'mily use--In the - OptMg, enly the
er.:cdies of my at inters stock would renmfn :and,
. thesel have used for planting.' When, however,
haVi.; beef apPrelrensiire• of ' coming shOrt,: I have
supplied yself b_vcutttag fyom tlose usedtor,•
eat
:itg,‘t-ehip, or sliee,abtiutlialf . an, inch - I thlek, from
, that end of the potato that couteit i s.thia eyes. The
phOitet has always been 'of topil - size; as :Well is,
: abundant ; whenever - the seilithdlthe have
ticeti faviaralde,-. I Might to . state;however, that as
1-purchase most of, my winteeksupply; the small
potatoes:that I plant rim'y have been raised - from
larger seed. What the effeet would be,of planting
potatoes raised :seed:Teri:Several
•'`yeariin sdecessktn, I, animitprePared toSay.:Pern,
Imps the result would be degetieraCy..
In the spring'of IS-19. all My seed was such 1}
aboVe described, and yet my crop wati.gorld'4 Some.:
Iblit 'were planted on wind,tif ridge fortified of the
earth - that. had beer; thrown out of a ditch cut
though a low marshy soil, were that rate, r hothlin
size and quantity. •In digging, the ditch,. the first
- soil that-was thrown out, consisting of a blacked:lY"
• 'tnunk, - -was - Covered with agravelly'elnyleamfrom
the Wttoin of the ditch. Thc . potatims raised on
this from,sioall seed, surpasted ice:) , Ailing
raised in the vicinity - , and were admired by all who
-saw them.: 'They were claBy:.-31ereers,'iEnglish
andSartliniai;:or'll'iLdeeolered.?
Sruntixos. 7 --It was
-at ttiis time :hat`- I raised a
_
fine lot of seedlings, consisting of five or six appn
rently distinctvarieties. Thing I planted in the
spring of 1850; in the same garderiWith smite half
dozen other Christie.;; Zonsistiiig Of 31eisers-,-Sardi.:
nias,
4..
several' kinds of white,,, one of libel; 'Mod
some of pale red, or flesh cider, known here by the
names, -Waterbury reds, Sandlakes, - Itte.:, very
:lar to a kind cultivated in oomn. ; partiof New york, -
and called by some Western `redi,;" - ' if not the ye.
Ty same. - The soil was a deep; dark, clay muck,:
wilka sandy 'day subsoil, very Lich and moist—
Allpotatoes seemed to do well till about
, : the
time t'if'finWering, 4 tvlien I discovered indica:bet:mot
.disease. _ The disease did not seem to spread much
until the tubers were about half grown, w \ien the
leaves 'appeared to die - suddenly, leaving the iMms
green: - Examination was wholly rtsmisfr.cmi-y.. I
immediately be,gan . te dig thel; bit they decayed
so fast Ibat in a-fete.daysfull three fourtbsof teem
„had perished. Somethat , were some 'that were
'Sound when dug in the morning, would.be partially
decayed in the evening, and redUced to a pulp with
a foeti&odor, the next morning.. The The " Water,
bury Iletts." withstood the disease _best; the seed
lino were Only second on the-list:4 . From it piece of .
geautul that would once have prv l ginced twenty-five
or 'thirty lidishelg,l obtained lega than one when I
: dug them . at the - close. of the 'aye.—s. Genesee
-Farmer-:' • . • '
Small Potatoes.
•Xessrs: F t ditors:—l noticed an article in you col
•umns, recommending small potatoes for seed: As
that does not altOgether :Tree with my experience,
I wish to `communicate to :you the result of in ex
msiment
,
I think it best not only do select the large
toes.-but the best part of cacti shottid be used for
seed. Every seed in the !panto commenc4s its
.
growth'at the small end, nail are Matured only as
the potato expands und.thoY are binught oreicits
snrface by. its growth; consequently the eye or
geed at The small end bps not conic to maturity .- 7
Who 'would bo villing to run the, risk of planting
their erne-of corn by taking 'their seed from, the
small end of the ear, that wee not 'bait grown or
`Matured. - -
The followingesperiment has'been made: Se.
lecteklarge potatoes, divided the eyes as nearly:ls
' - iyossible into three equal Parts by 'cuttini them
:e.rossuise. The pieces nest to the stem, or large
- `end; Vera planted - in one row, the tniddle pieces in
, Another row; and the-sinall endain the thiid
'ploy Nrere- nTI oval in regiird to sail' and cultiva-,
• At harrest‘they were'dni rind kept separate,'
andeaeli weighed. The digefence between , those
- iaised from the large ends and the middle pieces'
were in favor 'of the former; but the difference be
: - tweetithoie raised from the large ends and i thoe‘of
-the small ends, •wereiri proportion, as Mid and a
tons to the acre in favor of the former,—/b.
-141ONTROSE BUSINESS DIREIJTJA..
Slllll3.loN§—Fashionable Boot and Shoe
maker over A. Haislirin's Harness shop, Turn
.ike street. .
iE LDB ED & NEWCo3llYeaters in
Om] Rm.; optioFite the;," pewee-rat
"ratiog office, foot Public Avenue. '
genitir GHOVES--Fashicetable Tailor; over
Geo. Fuller's Book Store; where he does worltin
&style altergether =surpassed. = .
11.4 at.law ; Office on
,Turnpike street;: one door Eist orß. T., Case's
Office,
.31Ontrosc, • .
. .
BENTZ...ISY &e ifil.t.D.--Dvalers - in-Dry
Goocls,•Druzi; MetEciue -Punts, Oils; Groceries,
eroekery,„lncirelocks;Watelkes,Jew
elry Biker Spoons,'PerfutoerS
. .
DIIIVIOCK---410iiritehat. Lats-;-1 - Anc - =
~removcil to Front. Room of Itit.residenee, two
1 / 4 .doors east of his former location, in -Tuinpiko
street, thiril building fain:Owl - 6er of
opposite DL s.;Wilson's Store
June, 1849--
• BALDWIN licCOX—.Baddle;HarneseXar-
Tod Bag and-TntnEfit•uttiLleturer,ruyi Carriage
l'rirarattr, -Shop on
,Turupike, street opposite L
r Post ak, Cos
- - Mice BALI) trtx. -
I. LYONS tic SON= -Dealers 'n D 000th
Ilan! ' k " - Tinware - '
Dail
s, li e S e o l7 Ct u il tiße:Oli r lg es '
*DTG:
_ .
ABEL ItirigßELLDeider Drtigi, Mori
icinesi-Cheidertir, Poirits,7l3ils, Dye-Stu Gra.
-mks; Dry Goods, Harciiiritre;Stouourure. Glass.
frinre, ("looks, Witches, Jeurolsi, &Ire*. Stcrons:
Instrument% Trussed, B urg i.
cal Instruments, Liquors, Perfumery, Milro -
Statit:punry, Blushes, Shoo, 'Yankee Notions, 4 tr,
.
New,. Seasonable, Fall. and Treater Gootts,"at the
•; ,1.4,.. Gnat one Price, Store. , . "
110LIEOS ,leAye. to'take this opportunity of,tender
-P jag Witt - mere thanks to Ids Friends and Cas
te:neve fur the, gentians patietatge. theyy, have. ex
tended to him, and at theaarne time. inferm'them
ti,Mtitt! has
,Imt r.atarned front New , : Yetit...tvith a
.laVge and chatce:Feleetion • • '
!FANO Y d X7l, STAPLE . DRY GOODS,
. .
, :
fresh.and extensiveassortinent of Groceries, Pio
viilons„ Boots .4... Shoes, -Hats Caps,"Hardwire,
Crockery,. Crog,s4 Sledicine, dze, rte., which will be
; sold for ,caskor,,produc r e at a veryarnall atVance,at
Prices whickde . fiesmll, competition. Flour, Pork.
Fi,kh at,,wholesale &retail... He would also
remark.lhat Ire adhears strictly to the system. of
alWays naming the-lowest; pricer at first thereby.
Iziting the same advantage to all who may favor
him - with their patronage. " •
G.4.k.'.4 BESD CLGT/11.4.40.TVRE.,
Th.elaigett,Ost` (th , .:;4eizpe!tt '
assortment of READY
• *Dt CLOrricinintlie .Villegeof, Great Bend:
Vestiogs, of all qualities,
Snitable. for Ihn fall and,winter which 'ire of
'ft4rit prien4i its to Eiitiiry any one that this is
•
the phiee . for Pent
Tn OrusequeticOMllM3,rreit increase of Ids busi
wessdre . has heed obliged to greatly enlargehis
stink, 'Whioi be time offers to his Trip& and the
public for examinittiiin.eirtifiderif that in so doing
,they will fintionrerhimCto, their, advantage.. He
has alio ini,a6fi r i r angeirtents to manufacture cloth,
!pa in all its . variousbranches, and isnow preparedto sell the same. warranted to bear
p9st,ip cork. and cutting done in the., latest style
and short notice.. All kinlis of. Tailor. trimmings_
fernished andlor_sale.k, „ •• .
tair . p.Orr't ;forget rth'e Vince.o. Store nearly,
,opmsite.the - :Slansion House. • 'L. S,.LENHEINI.
.G.Fy4t. Bend, Sept; 24,
.1050.
moors ANo SECOAS.
- good assortment Boots-and Shoes embra
1 ring Men's coarse mulfine "Riots, Bove Boots
and Shoes,- Women'a and Misses ditto—also --
Embracing a' great variety la Ovsrcoale, Salo;
Tweeds, dc., a large variety of. - Vesta from sixiatil
litizs.Milvards,--and a' good - assortment of Pants,
Slarts;AVrappers and drapers--ditto .
.HATS dr . CAPS • - •
Silk and Fur Mils: Phish,iFur, Mohair, Cloth and
Glazed Cups, fair rishions, for men. blys and chil
dren-4.
BOOKS AND ST:ITIONERY -
School and irtheellabetins.BookS, Staple and Fancy
Stationery. Inks, Inkstands; Pen-racks, Penknives
aid tt great variety l ot fancv,articles too numerous
to t nutneratejest received - at-, - FULLER's,
• .Rirat door above Searle's Hotel.
Montroso,'October.2s,lBs(4
Vrakon, Maker Wanted.
WANTED by- thasuhsrmber, a good Wazon
Maker to manago the businest - 4. at the well
known stand in Wyalusing. A man-with a snail
family is deSiredinno making-himself useful will
'fitlmunloyinent , CM- severalyears.. P.:7-srß,efereiree
will be required. : ' -EDWIN LEW IS. •
'Wyalusing., Sept; 18,1950.
Life' Insurance..
ozit c .d,Siate&^Lif c iimuranre, -annuity and Trust
.Company of .1 3 hiladelpltia ;- 7 -Char,tey Perpetual
CAPITAL- 7 5150,000 . •
ri t EY,Agent for said Corniia
• • oy wilt .receive- applications for
R'S
n'silindeC and will give all -necetiarp. information
o any,pemns desiring to tnake - nppliention. •
Montrose, Oct„ 100859. ,
_ Salt gait
DDOCK, Tnrk's fikinirilicl - Syracuse Salt just re
feeivect and sale cheap by
, . : —LYONS ct O.I:UNDLER.
Montrose, January '7,1851.
tor Rags by
L TONS a. CHANDLER
Montrose,' Decen}ber 1860
CORN Starch , mid Faritm, nlee article fOr pa(l 7
dirv"rs, far sale: b,i. LYONS C D LER .
iIikaNFASSIVA
_ TRUNKS, 4-C:
H. SMITH, has fatten the Shcip tormeily oc
t•Li 'enpled . byA. tfoss SOns; in New Milford.
where lie Trill cOntinne the above business in all its
branches. Barnesles, Trunks' and Valiseg, Church,
tin ci l'Other •tif_ Curbions made to order, and
equal to any in the county. Allxvorl: doneßy the
subscriber_ is -warranted,' Call and examine fur
yourklves.— - JOHN H. SMITH.
-, New Milford. Pek..l2, •
•• .•
TUST received at the-New Book Store a si :n.
el did tissort#lent of raney Books, Boxes etr ex
pressly for Christrtuts and New Years Presert.-.
- i. LYONS & CHANDL
Montrose Dec, 19., 1.850.
_• a •
TWO Yearling Heifers, mtrayett from the foam
of the enkseriber a few weeks since. .• • •
- Montrose; J4u.1. , 1861..• • B. SAYRE.
:::.•:.--" -:tetzilaeicOt •
TusT yeeeived-12u0 1b5..01 - Tobaeixo;.whtel
t.P ., be sold' at-isrholesale Ur retail by
• ;-• Jiinuary;. - • S• J. IVIIERIDGE.
azAnzatratit.za§?Q
linn'of Lines & Jameso4 is dissolved by
.mutual ear:lse:nit'
Montrosd, Dec. 31, 1350.] R..F: JAMESON.
A NEW r, up ply .pf Jewelry,apc .Watches at cost
A
4, . TURRELL's,
Januar . ). 1; ;851.
A LL . r.orts - of Vrk'ereea,..Periiits, - Oils and Dye
atutrs,.constantly on' hand at TURRELL's.
RAGS wanted at ItYRRELVe.
January 1851. '1"
• -
1' >iD6~anlaiibii'
rrHE Arnr:of ELDRED.rk NEWCOMB is' this
1. day diasolved, byJnuilual consent.. .The.notes
and - accountitinaylm found at the , old.atand until
the ist of February peat.- After.that they will be,
placed in the hands of a. proper person: for eollec
: • .. 0. B. ELDRED, •
• Dec. 9,1850.} - •• - ATM NEWCOMB.
10
0' BUSHELS good .White Beans,—Dried
. ipp dze., wanted by
• J. LYONS 41t, SON.
gon trim diel:r:ltb; ]B5O.
flash PAID for Slaaglater_llides; delivered at
'kJ Potties Tannery: - •
• ZYONS k attANDLER. , '
• -- Mexitrosti;Decenher 24..1850. =
' ShaWIN,
HE largestiatOrtment- in - the 'country, and, at
AL. VS per cent. ess than the tulual - prices,m_e'y be
found .at , : POST4.PrIVS':',
• Wanted,'
TONSGOOD COA t klxt excirange for Plvws
o A_ ' MIL: S. •
VoiltioiOarcl6:3,Bsl; " - •
wiLm3ri:rAn
DiSSOLPTION. ,
rrktE copartnersberetofeiv'existi4. totttre.en
Suamero and Johnston,o is this day.. dissolved_
by: . mutual consent: - The. booloi an Apt:ool . 4e 31411
remain Avith D4vid Slimmers until iltafirst of Bury,
after.wbieh time. left44 . AOlmods
&quirt' Aldrich. for zoilection. . ". • "
SIT.BiIIIERS, • .
K. A. JOI.iIiSTON:
Stiakteraville, Feb. 14, 551. 2 8-4 w
. -' ~NIPAW .
-G . •
O
' - O-DIS
~, • •• . '
I .- Abet Turtell ' • 1,?1 , - , S
nowier:eiving Ms Fall and 'Pinter supply of
• Gricids (embratin,g' nearly' every thing wanted'
in this market,) which will he sold calierirellaso W__
for:truth . or ready pay.. My assortment trfy . to
elmsed in part as follows :. ' : t , ,_ ::- -:
Drugs; Medicines, chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dy ,
Stiffs,: Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardwire,'- Stone
'Ware, Glass ware,. clocks, !glitches, Jewelry, Sil
ver Spoons, Spectacles, musical Instruments, Liq
uors, Perfuniery, Mirrors,Stationery,Brnshes,Shoes,
Yankee Notions, Sc. SM. • • , •" -
. Thankful for the liberal patronage and substan
tial encouragement hitherto received, I hope to nierv-_
it and receive a continuance of tha same. ; ,
- A: few .of,the articles kept for sale are named
below : . '-; •
- • Groceries. A good variety , ' oli Sugars;-fine fie-
vored Teas, good and cheap Morasses, ctiffee, Pep-
per, Spice,-Ginger, Saleratus, Raisins; Rice, Mack
erel,
Codfish, Zantee currants, Tapioca, Arrow - Roe!,
'mace, Mauna; Sage, Niitmege;eleves, Ground 3111 s.
tard ; ; also, Mustard Seed, white and black, Et.
of Lemon,; cassia, Soda, Soda crackers, Starch, Bar
and caStile Soap. -cruidleS, all sorts of Tobacco and
Snuff, Vinegar, Sc. tke. ,
, '-:' :Dry Goods, Broad' cloths, cashmeres Sattinets,
mole Skin, corduroy,Sheep's Gray, Kentucky Jeans,
Flannels;-Silk; Thread, Twist, Buttoes"&c., and ev
erything necessary, to-make up garinents; 'calicoes,
Gingliams, Mouslin delonert,4tom„ cc44lrilds, Per,.
age, Veetings. Apron cheek. Bed Tick, Drilling, Tit- .
-b/e anti Towel Diaper, Sheeting, Shilling, brown iir
Bleached, suspenders, UMbre/las, Silk cravats,
Pocket Handkerchiefs. coinfoilers, shawls, Gloves,
Mitiens,Hose, cotton Yarn, Batting, Illraddincr D , col
ored eambrick, cloak Fringe, Gimp,Edging,Purse
Twist,and all sorts of notions. .
• Hard- Ware.-;----Xnils, Door,and -Window-Blind
Fastenings, Butts, Screws, Locks, Bolts, Faucets,
1 , iles, Rasps, Screw-Drivers, - Coffee-mills, curry
combs and cards; Skates, castors, Nippers, cup
board Fastenings, Balls for Ox horns, Shovers,
Spades, Hues, Forks, Patent Balances, Steel-yards,
Hones, Forks, Shoe Nails, Tea Bells, cork Screws
iig. too numerous to mention. '
Cutlery. -Wicket Knives, Table Knives Jr Forks,
bread and shoo Knives, Raisers, Hand-saws, Aug
ers. Gimlets. Simmons Axes, Shears and,Scissors.
Paints. Pure While !.cad grieind in Oil, and
dry, Red Lead, Veii. Red, Spanish brown, Lamp
Black, Yellow Ochre, Paris Green, chrome Green,
Imperial Green, chrome Yellow, ground Verdigris.
Prussian Blue, Vermilion, Bronze, Umber, Terra - ...e
Sienna', Jvory Black, Black Drop, Pat. Yellow, Rose
Pink, Black Small, .curcuum, Red Saunders, Sugar
of . Lead; Litharge,vete,--1 , - -•,---; , :iv_.' „...: ;, , .
Oils.. Linseed Oil, a:variety of Lairipilils; Lard*
Oil, Olive Oil; Tanner's Oil, caster Oil, and all the
essential Oils,
Varrtish.—Furniture, coach, Leather and Mas
tich Varnish, Vete.
Spts. Turpentine, carephine, Rosin, Spanish Whi
ting, Putty, Gide, Gum shellac, copal Gum, Emery,
Red and White chalk, Bath Bricks, Pomise stone,
Sal. soda; burgundy Pitch - , etc.
Brushes.—Paint, Varnish, counter, clothes; hair,
Flesh, Tooth, Nail, striping, Graining, marking, Ar
list, sash, Teel, Horse, 11. hite- week, scrub and shoe
Briishes., etc. ~ ' •
Dix Site's.. 'lndigb, Madder, Logwood, Niewood,
Riper Nic, eantimod;Fuetick, coperas, Alum, Blue
Vitriol, Annutto. 'cochineal. Muriate of Tin, Red
Tarter, Eitract 'of Logwobtl, ete.
..eicidt.-Nitric, sulphuric, Muriatic, .tc. .
Glass Warb-13pttios and - Vials of every size 1
and rlescription, itt.wbolestale and retail. A variety ,
of spccie.lars,and4inettire Bottles, Glues syringes.
Pesci-as, Nipple shells, Nursing Bottles, Tunnels,
Tumblers, Lamps, candlesticks, preserve' Dishes,
sale-tellers. Lamp; chimneys, Peppu Boxes, car
: boys, Mirrors -lIMIP,M • - . iates,Hemlielme", - win
dow Glass, Breait.Pi tc.'-,-.,%.-. - -...- '--.,, .I-, - ,
. Stone_ 'lV
l e
cream Pots 'Jaiiiipitehers, - stove Tubs,
- spittoon, ice:' .
"IlMiirl '
Cocks 4 ...'1 _ , .o
good and: II:17Np. ielock, - FtVis, - Ilerges and Keys,
Watcl4G*',„eltainfi.Ot4de : and Keys of all sorts.
'-:' Jewelry "
r it*randl - CfetitleMen's. Gold Bosom
11.,
iPins, Finger ' Ear HoOper; geld and silver Pen
cils"'and 2 pciit ', - .. tatii.ds, slides,' gold. Beads, etc.
I too inanerous to mention - - ::= . --. . - ,Sileer llrare.--4-lilver Tablei:Tea . and Desert
spoobs, sugar sluivels Andl - Nongs ; salt spoons,
Butter Knives, Thimbles: etc.'. Also, silver-plated
and German silver spoons, Brittannia Ware, etc.
Spectacles.—Ladies and gentlemen's silver fra
' tried Spectacles, silver plated, German silver, steel,
etc., and cases long and..short. -
Steel Goods.—Steel Beads; bag and purse clasps,
purse Rings, Tassels, Slides, etc. - ,
rankeeiVotions.—A great variety, of small but
useful and fancy Articles too tedious to mention„i
such as combs of every kind, ear sons and twe
zers, purses, pocket -mirrors, zouth's Telescope:4;
ewsharps, pocket - books, pinfrneeiles, shaving
tools, chemical powder for rafzor-strtips, key 'rings,
- etc. etc. ..--, •
. .
Pistols, powder, shot, lead. pawder flasks, gun
wormers, gun caps, pills-end flints, esfety, fuse. etc
Musical Instruments—Violins and Accoideons,
(the best assortment ever introduced into the coun
ty). at 'wholesale and retail; also. Violin Bows,
strings,.bridges, pegs, tail pieces and rosin; Bass
viol string and bows, Fifes, Flutes, pieelos, clari-
I nets; Reeds, Tuning.forks, Instruction - Books for
the Violin, Accordeon, Flute, clarinet,: Flagecilets.dre
Trusses--Abdominalsupporters and 'shoulder bm
ces in great variety and of mostapproved pattern.
-Medical Instruments—All the varieties usually
called fOr by. Physicians, -
Liquors,—Choice Liquors for medical purposes,
such as Brandy, Rum; Gin, Wine, etc., (a -variety
;of each,) Alcohol. Whiskey, etc. etc.
Perfarnerg.—Extracts, cologne, Rose Water i and
seent Bags, smelling salts, Toilet Articles, , ;Faney
soaps, Ox Marrow, 'Bear's Olt, Tricopherous, Hair
Tonic, Hair-Dye; etc.. - • . 7 ‘,.• , - . ' ,
„ . ,,S • talianerB.--Fools.cap - , and , Wier Paper; Quills,
Black -sand, Ink, Envelopes, , Wafers and stamps,
sealing Wax and Scala, Gol., :math - tie] Pens; Pea.
Holders, Rocket and Table Ink stands, Business A;
Fnendslq- cards, Pencils, slam% Water colors Itc.
' limits,. shoes; whips,'candle Wick, Twine; shoe
Th -ead, Bellows,.: spoo stands, Whale: Bone, smif
- fent, ;Trays, candlesticks, Lamps, Oil. Blacking,
' ;sponge, Princes Polish for scoeting, Rotten-stone
and Bath Brick for same,l3laek LeatiXaterit Pails,
Tubs, clothes Pins, Half 'Bushels, •Axlelves, ern
cibles, candy, Hemlock Gum.- -window sash, Oil
cloth, carpeting, sand paper, Baskets, Tin Ware,
Ploughs,letc, etc., ' • • ' ' • I -
. . .
Dr . ugs atul Medicinel.—Tuikey glum opium,vaso•
and laity. genuitieturkey rheubarb, east Mal al.
morphim sulphas and seems, veratria, stry c h a lni
M
'ars hydroid. creosote, red and white precipitate,
sulfate_de quinine, calcined magnesia, russia n cas
tor, red oxide of iron; mix comics, licorice, curb,
iron, gamboge, turkey gum myrrh, sulphate potas
ea, cobalt, tern alba; coloeynth, gum mastich, cal
omel, tartar emetic, rad and pair; Orris,disJic wild,
rad"and pu/v, cOlumbo,sulphate of zinc, saffron blos
some, prepared chalk, cardaumia teed, Ceriandei it '
.caraway do: rad. - 41: pulv. gentian, fovea beans e steel
'dust, - gum kino, true, scanummium. tlos.. zinc. cor
rosive sublimate, calamine lapus,. Mts. Martiales,
french chalk, bismuth subnitt, maim, sulphur aurat,
(lovers powders, Ilos benzoic). firsenie„castoi. oil,
turderic; sent, fenigree4, bayberY hark, rochell, - ep-' .
sem and glauber salts, sennn; pink root, salts of ni
tre, (salt pet re) worniseed, pulv. gaffs allepii l o;refi
ited'Ontireamplidrs' red ginger, ea a n f i ri ha can i.is i ,
ii n e d l a d n e i n er n ica ai n
e ,
rrYoune,'pti/v.'eubelis, pulv ;
cream
e icid,sipcirbsodcea 1-
o
iaiHpicacuaniauiseediiifigglass.ic_,
iuvurtark:puiv.;.orangeiier,liitegiue'.4n
Arabi , squ lls, elixir vitriol, utiguentum, pgrentum, balsam
of
,fir, veniee turpentine, bay bery.tanc4„vi rg r a l a sna k e
root, sal.iimmoiliac; sweet flag, spermaceti, blood
'root. jyniper. rkerrie% - rasped - quassi, gnu' . senegal
dia . gotes blOnd:,Plerai - eliatuomile Bowers, gem elft.
rinNo 3ll . l 4 1060 ,11 M fijitied44lm. aninioniaz. bye
00d ,seneca stplfereot, rail Valerian, eng and dutch
uvovrew an . Admit, ,_reSne dpodsb4ro
ga=tirss, nut galls;p
gum tracant b, 'rad 0 entax
sum guinc, gutn galbanum, indsit cockle, dyncblaM
nive, (imp. cantliari", dry verdigris, crude or black
antimony, elm bark, groun cl and unground ;) prickly
asb bark, tol. digitalis, bore.-hound„ white bellabore,
curb. magnesia, ' ly - ttam, Sem cholchicum, Iceland
moss,-rad nconite, gold thread; crocumartus, savor
leaves; lienduras sarsaparit/a root, bine pill masa
adhesive plaster, crown oil, Tannin,-Buchu Leave's,
° Genuine cod Liver Oil, citrate of Iron, etc.
Extracts of gentian, coniurri, - belladona, henbane,
dandelson, deadly night shade, thorn apple, coin
cyritli, comp.. ,tc.
.lAsential Oils.—oil of pepermint, lemon, cinna
mon; Tansey, wintergreen, sassafras, origanutti, .
ender, hemlock, cloves, bergamot, anise, cedar, -
spearmint; pennyroyal, almonds, wormseed; Worm
„wood, Jtimper,.wsemary, amber, caraway, cumin,
Sarin, caiiput, apeuce. tar, cubebs, dm, and all. the
essences from theiabove
rheubarb. myrrh, cantharis_
canlaine.m, guise, digitalis, tole, iodine, cayenne;
muriate tincture of won, kc.
Lanclanum.paregorie, Hive's syrup,.chloreform,
co//oderm or lquid adhesive plaster, spirits of nitre
dole, aqua amonia, sulphuric ether, spirits of Lav
ender, comp., salts,4 tartar, antimonml wine, oil of
spike, balsam copaiva, brimstone:sulphur, pain.
Charcnal,qnieksilver, demijon, bottle and vial corks,'
- etc. etc:
- -
In short,hole newspaper might he filled in
the vain attempt to enumerate the one half of the
'articles kept for sale at TVIIRELL . S. ' This is the
right place to buy Goods, and to buy them cheap.-
-The rbest.hind of Drugs are kept here, and' cfrom
the yarietvand quality of them, eat inducements
are eiffereii phymcmus to make ittbeir place of reg
ular purchase. The public generally are invited to
call and examine the quality and prices of goods.
October, 1850.] ABEL TURRELL. ,
To Dairy-men and farmcre
Valuable Property fol. Sale.
METE-following Real and Personal ,Estate, as
herelm4(er described, situate in NOW Milford,
Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania, will be sold at
a great-baigain to app one who may choose to pur-.
Chase. The real estate consists of seven hundred
acres, five hundred or which are ender improve
ment, and on which are fear dwelling !Muses and
seven barns. The farm is'well designed for a Dat
ry, and is capable of feeding one hundred Cows du
ring summer, and winter,:and every part of it well
Water - ed with springs and streams. The buildings
midland areln good cnnditiun, and on the prend
ses are about five milesiof good Stone Wall. and
the other fences are also good, and on the wood
land are large quantiti4sof 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
tion about t-even mites from Great Bend, through
which' the New York & Erie Railroad passes, and
about one mile' from the probable Depot on tha
Martin's Creek Railroad, which will lead from 'the
Lackawanna Coaland Iron Mines to intersect the
New York ..t.,Eriellailroad at the Bend. It
can be very ndvantageouSly divided into five farms,
on four, of which would be the neces.laiv Dwellings
and Mt-houses. Fruit Trees. dc.
With the above will be self] a very large stock
W Cattle,.liorses, ac. , includifig Durham Cows,
saorking Oxen and young tattle, and aLso all ne
cessary implements of husbandry for carrying on
o id farm or firms. .
The Rriartf'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. dm., half down and the
residue to be paid in equal annual instalments,With
interest annually .on the whole sum unpaid, to be
computed from the futhdelivery of possession, the
first instalment payable in three Veers from the
delivery of possession, and the whole amount to be
paid Vithin ten years from the sale,to be secured
by Bond and AlOrtgage. Full possession to be giv
en on the first day of April, 1851, with the prior=
lege of putting in crops next Fall if desired. A
good and indisputable title giyen.
The above described propertylelongs to the es
tate of S. Alavr.nar, late of said county, deceased,
and a more desirable property has not at any tune,
iu this section of country, been offered for saki, and
no greater inducetnents offered to'purchasers. ' Per
sons wishing to invest moners in Real Estate and
n good Stock, cannot do better than to call arid ex
amine for themselves: Other tracts or lots of land
lying in said county, are also offered for sale. Ap
plications can be made to M. Meylert at New Mil
ford, or to B. S.Jlcntley at Montrose, in said coun
ty, and any further particulars that may, be requi
red will be given.
MICHAEL MEYLERT, Executors. of 3
BENJ. S. BENTLEY, I Meylert, deed.
Eagle Foundry Ware Room,
ti O. 5. PUBLIC_ AVM:ITUE.
hand nod for sale cheap Cooking, Parlor,
Shop, Church and Coal Stoves, Stove Pipe
and Ware, Pump and Lead Pipe, Sheet Iron, lib
Copper, Wire, Zinc, Iron Binding, 3lorticing Ma
chines, Shingle Machines, Ploughs, Iron Scrapers,
Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, Tin Ware, Saw Ar
bors,' Morters„ Sleigh Shoes, Mill Cranks, Jack
Screws, Ake. Iron and Steel of all kinds—final
ly, all kin& of Castings on hand or made to order.
WILSON rt CO.
Montrose,September, '
• Falter-Goods: •
ljk IBBONS, Delanes; Thibet eloths;,l3lue 'and
IL Green Barrage, Mantilla Siik, Fringe, Lace;
-Regent Silk, French Ginghams, Belts, Cashmeres,
White Kid Gloves, Cravats, Linen Irdks,- Shawls,
4te. LYON'S d• CHiI,NDLER.
Sept. 16, 1850.
Lumber Wanted.
DIOLVE and - Hemlock 13ciardi; Pine Sidirm and
Shingles. , LYONS & CHANDLER. c -
Montrnse,Sept. 17, 1850.
FISH and .11fichereb No. '1 - and -2 'just
received and fur sale by ' -
Sept. 18. , J. LYONS 30N.
jr)ALICOS, Ginghams, Mins, Barrages, .Linen
V Ginghams and Silk Goods, a great variety.-=
Shawls. Parosols, Fancy CraVats, Neck-ties, Laces,
Edgings, Gloves, Ribbons, dc, in abundance. La
dies Shoes and Gaiters, many kinds., size and pri;'
ces, J. LYONS & SON'S.
13APE&IIA1iGINGS• and Window Curtitins—
JL ' Wood Pails, Butter Ladles and Stamps, Clothes
Pins:- Baskets Sc. selling by LYONS di SON.
--
ATCHP.S will , be' sold i T . rue's . cheaperl
V than therms quality i n 'tet h er piace.
00.3 f PA ER and Shades. '
LYONS CHANDLER
New Recip e •
• .For a Cliiistmas and New ears Pudding:
1 e POUIs.DS' Brown Sugar—for one dollar; 20
It) du Rice, one dollar; 10 lbs.- Basins, 1 dol
lar 10 lbs. Ginger, 1.. dollar; 14 lbi. -- Salaratus, 1
dollar;
,10 lbs. "Pepper. 1 dollar ; 100 lbs. Nails,for
. e 4.20 cents ; 8 lbs. Coffee, 1 dollar,
The above mixed with Flour, Butter, Molasses
nd Eggs, and Mailed or baked 4 hours4wben cool
at with Maple Molasses---tbe idgedient to be bad
CA Mat - LYONS & CHANDLER'S.
Montrose; Dec. 3d,1850, • 49:tf
LOST , LA.ST SPRING.' '
. A TWO:yerir old—supposed to be a red steer
Any Iserson knowing of such an one at large
would confer a favor by giving information of the
same, to. 8.. SAI'RE.
• Montrose Oct, 9th, 1860. .
Abilakiains for 1861.
THE' Family Christian Almanac, with beautiful
engravings—The Temperance, Liberty and
FriimeetAlreanacs, ter sale •
' ' J. LY924 it SOX.
Novemba 7 b, Imo
• FREEMAN., MQINIES 44 0 4' I
'IMPORTERS AND JORBEller ,
58 i.uFFeir SfREET; Tir:SV
- (Between Btoadwaii .Yassan,) _
ARE now receiving a rich and beautiful-as-44'
ment:of Fancy-Silk and Millinery Goods, to
which 'we would particularly invite the attention'
of nil cash purchasers, and will make it an object
for them to give us - a atil, as we are determined to
sell our assortment, for Cash, lower than 'ever bei
fore offered in this market. • ' :•
Afilliners can i3upply:theinselves. 'with 'every aril
std • in their Hoe, at about -the cirst Of importation
or auction pfices. , . Many of our goodg are manlike -
tured 'expressly fur our salo,'and cannot be surpass-
ed for beauty or low prices:
Rich Rat ainf Cap Ribbons, a large variety. • --
Silk and Satins for Bonnets. • .
• 'Crapes, Crape 'Asses, Tarlatans and Illusion Lt.
Trimmings for Hats, Caps_orid Dresses. •
Jenny Lind Caps; Party and Opera Head'Dress
roidered Capes, Collars, Cuffs and_Cbetni
pets. - - • :
_,Einbroidered Edgings and Insertings;.Siviii and
Muslin:" - • - '
~Thread.-Brussels, Valenciene, Stilt and Lists
Thread-Laces. - - I— • • •
-Ensbroideredßeveire and Plain Linen Cambric
HandkOrchicfs.
CloVeis aid Mitts, Kid, Silk, Lisle Tlird and
Sewing Silk.
Scarfs, Cravats and Dress Ilkfs. , ; -
Swiss, Jaionett, Book Mullins, k pishop Lawns.
Embroidered, Damask and Plain Canton Crape
Shawls.
A full assortment of Straw Goods.- -
French clad American Artificial Flowers.
With a Large variety not mentioned above.- • •
wishing to avoid paying king prices will
make mone y by calling and satisfying themselves.
Janutif-v,.1851. -4-3 m
•
arms for Sale.
.THE SiTBSCRIBER WILL ACT as Agent
for the private sale,of Real Estute—Farms,•
Houses and Lots—located in Susquehanna county,
Pa. All who wish to offer: their property for sale
can give a ininute descriptiOn of their Farms or
Lots as follews:
.Number of acres;"hoW trianyJni
proved, and how watered; Buildings; Orchard,
grafted or common fruit; other fruit trees, and shade'
trees; bow far from Montrose, and the nearest point
to a depot:on the New York 1 Erie Railroad; price,
and terms of payment. All who wish to sell or pdr-'
chase. Real Lstate, will receive • prompt 'attention
by calling on tir addressing me at Montrose, Sus ,
quehanna county,•Pa.. - •
rirConveyance from Montrose to the premises
free of charge. -
Office on 'Turnpike street, 4 _doors west of.the
Briclrrorriet.
The following Farms and Lots arcs now offered
for sale :
N 0.1.. 40 acres, 30 im. Frame House, and Barn.
N 0.2. 80 acres, 50 - do. do. '
No. 3. 100 - do. 60 do. . do.
:CO. 5. 70 do. 40 do. --- do.
N 0.6. 96 do., 35 do. do.
No. 7. Store,-Warebouse. and Lot.
No. 8. 145 acres, 75 im. framed house and barn •
No. 9. 2-i" do 35 log house ' barn
No.lo. 2 do good frame Louse and barn.
NO.II. house and lot.
No. 12 100 acres. 70im. frame house and barn
N 0.13. 340 do. 200 im: do do
N 0.14. 56 do 50 ito. do do
N 0.15. 160 do 60 ink do • du
N 0.16 120, 6 do do
N 0.17 106, 75 im. do do -
No.lB. 112. 80 ins. do do
N0.19 + 200. 150 improved, do. do
N0.•20. 145, 100 irn. do do
No 21. 190, 120 im. • 'do do
No 22. 902-, 45 im. do do
No. 23. 45, 30 • im. do do
No. 24. 292, 225 im. do do
- No. 25. 125 acres, 100 int. do do
NO. 26. 196 do 140 im do • do
No. 27. 80 do .45 im. do do.
No. 28,11, good saw-mill and dwelling.
No. 29 134 acres, 90 frame house and barn. "
N 0.30 176. do 100 do do
N 0.31. 135 do 95 , do . do
N 0.32 le - 0 do 135 do do
"No. 33 160 do 60 do - do
No. 34 150 do -100 do do
N 0.35 150 do 80 do • do
No. 36 300 do 170 'do • - •do
No. :37 190 do 140 do do . •
No. 38 170, do I 100 do do
No. 39.175 do. ' •90 im. do.
No. 40. SO 'do 45 - - - do. do. '
Nu. 41.212 do. I 150 do. do.
No. 42. 92 do 50 do - do
-No. 43. 4 - do 4 - do •
No. 44. 138 do 65 do
No. 45, 300 do 200 do - •
Price from )310 t0"32.0 per acre.
N. B. Persons desiring„ to purchase nny of the
above, by givlng the No. can obtain a full descrip•
tion. : ALFRED BALDWIN. -
Montrose,. Pa, October, 1850. • -
Which is the Right Shop? ••
TIRE TRUE ONE, of course, where they
3.. keip the . true time and the articles and skill
Cecil it, and make that their whole business rind not
a secondary.one, and where they do their own
work without the help of foreign bunglers, howev
r much they may be, "cracked up." They keep
e.best gold and silver Watches of every descrip-'
t on, and will sell a little lower than the lowest— .
ley keep the best assortment of Jewelry in or
st_ t le o s f
ti to f ain a . d co ie r
anistitinggeinntp,sargtoolfdthßereltsttpaninds,laFteiwst
ge Rings, Ear. Hoops, Ladies' Cuff Pins, Belt Buck
\i
les ' nd Pins, - Gold Chains and Keys, Pens and Pen
cils,. &c,. Silver Spoons, Forks and Knives, • Sugar.
Tongs and Cream, Spoons, Napkin Rings and Spee
tacles; also. E. Russoll's• celebrated Perfume for
handkerchiefs, hair. and rosy cheeks, white skirl'.
sore lies 'and chapped hands, treble extract Col
one, ac. of .over fifty different kinds,' shaving
boaps, Creams and Jells, and Ci different , kinds of
fancy do. Also the pore burning fluid which is the
best and cheapestlight that can be used. theybave
the lamps. common, parlor,and church, frn thirty
onelcts to 89,00 each.:, But we cannot .'" tell, it all
-you must come and see and be happy.
• N: B. We warrant every thing done ,or sold; to*, ,
be good and Thug. WM. W. TRUE.
Montrose, Jan.; 1851. - -
- .
Da,guerrotypes
Or TUC FA501,13 FITLY-9 OF TUE ART.
THE undersiOeti would'announco to his friends
and the public generally , that he has just re
torned from the city, with a new Selection of Plates,
Cases, itc„ and wdl Spareno , pains to give satisfac
tion to all Who are '''Pieture ,mctitted."; •' ,
Jenny, Lind, Paidei Mache, and Yancrissh Ca
ses. Also. a Crayon Daguenvoty - pe, taken from
Root's celebrated. Daguerreotype of Jenny Lind.
'Admission free. '
YOurs artist - 191111y,
'B. DEANS...,
P3. , fflassuig,'
_ •
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
•
IXTOULD riviiectfully-intern, the inhabitants of
,'LV..Montrose and vicinity that he' occupies the ,
shop formerly occupied byJohn,CirOves, and would
solicit a sharo of theirliatroiltige,',linving engaged
the services of P. A.l..ovim for the winter, he hopes
by strict attention, to business to meet all orders, he
may. receive.
1..8.' 'Cutting done on
,oa short nottie, snit yirir
'ranted to fit, if =ado right.'
Montroee,Tlecintiber 20, 180, .
::DOG CHURNS. • 77 7.7. 77
n &MINOS for Dog Cb urns, iron' $1.5 toSAtt,oo'
IV / k f or ea, by WILSON & Co..
pfiints,lo seem it at (thee. .
DairLy Pux.s.—Mie bee,
Physic now in tliepulintry - foraWebett4.
tiveness,cleamingthe'.Btomitch - of We,
the Yontke.yrying off &seated humors
-in„ health'. _
RAllssits.Fmqitz Moms.. Puls..-,—Fc
ving female obstrtictions- peculiar , to the
rising front cold or; general.weakness of thel
Also for females costive habits .of body,.i
tic or nervoas, weakness, debilitated feinali
RAFtErayi . EYE Wavrr.--For Weak or ii
eyes, 'warranted et peeler to any-in general
RAYswary's Sru VOTIMING Putrata--fc
or weakness in th 4 breast, side or back...
RAE7EETY'S W 0631 011,--The Great. Woi
er, warranted to remove, worms where they
RAYFEETY'S E.SIBILOCATIONI O Y bruises, ej
rheumatic pains, cramps, nuinbness, stiffne
weakness of the Joints, swellings, quinsy 01
throat. greatest remedy of the age:
The. above c.elebrated Medicines for gain b
following, Aors-ra; J. Lyons it‘t Son, Motitrcli
Rollin T. Ashley, BroOklyia ; Thos. Jacksen,By
viii C. E. Latbroo and John Bogart, Tnnl
neck ; Capwell„Baily 4: Co., Factinyv,ille;:,Bl
. Patterson Co., Abington* Center.' 7.1.9
July I,s, Isso:'
lie* Railway Ilotel,atid
• - Stage •
CtiAReCS C. SMITH, having recent!
the new Railway Hotel at the Or-
Dep?t, and' fitted up the House in a splendi
ner, invites the patronage of the pubtie, bei ,
fideut that with his well known exerienie,,
ample arrangements he las made fur their
modation, he can entertain company in a sty .
surpassed bY" any Hotel in.the country. -- ,
tel is pleasantly located within it few yards.
Railroad Depot (commanding ttaplindid. vie
Great Bend valley, and ..the-surmaiiiling. con
and pa.ssengers will be conveyor ta and frOm
Depot free of charm. Statgriattre this - Hotel
the arrival,of each train: or and of
plades beyOud, and a datlYrute, , tilser runs: her
through Harlin& to Duudaff,Varborittle.
tar Truesdell's excellent Livery . establishirt
is also connected with this House, where • Hat
and Carriages are at Command for any pirt of
country. . --
January 22,1851
ALBANY & BITETALO,
New York and' Erie, Casa and S'usguthattsui;
Rat Roach, Seneca and Cayuga Lakes 1 •
EVEATBODY . S 31. nix 1' usx I- •
ITElF'subscribers are now . prepared to retell!'
. Freight of all kinds at the following poins, via::
Buffalo, Attica, Batavia, Bergen, - Rochester,Can
andffigua. Geneva, Dresden, Dvid, Lodi; Dundee
Landing, Jefferson, Horan.% Horselorads,„;
Coning, Factoryville, Spring Port„ - Rend- • 1
der's ferry. Aurora, Ithaca, Candor, Ote.go; Unkftf;'.:
Binghamton, Great Bend, Lunesborti, Deptrsit and ,
blaneock, every day. in the week, (Sundaysexcept.„
ed;) and continue with regulanty , throughout the •
season: They will attend to forwarding the Same •
to 'the New :York Market, 'where it will receive
the personal intention •of experienced salesmen,
who will attend .to the selling of the same, and re
turn the proceeds in Bookabfe funds ateither ofthe
above points, to the following pemons: •
!Buffalo, Storehouse of Henry .Dew ; Attica; -•
Storehouse of. Henry S} ford ;- Batavia, 'Storehouse .;
of; Lucius A. Smith : Bergen, Storehouse of Daniel.
IdePherson ; Roch es ter.. Store of 'Fiiirbanks dr Eld
ridge ; Canancicigua, Office of Walter- Corcoran ; '-
Geneva, C. Lawrence; Dresden, Storehouse - of
Whitney lc Monell ; Ovid, Ferguson d; Sprague;
Lodi; Dundee. Landing, Storehouse. of .Tuthill dr:.
Co.; Jefferson, office of E, 0. Norton. on. ho Pier •
Havana, Office of J. F. Phelps ; Dlillport, store of
J,, Stull; Horseheads. office of J. A... Ferrell; Dor
mng, store of Win,J. Arnuld";' Elmira, StOrehousei ,
of. Thurman , ft- Ingham- Factoryville„ Store 01Z
,Charles H. Sh ephens Spring Port. at the S tore of; •
Eeddeets Ferry.„ Aurora„store of EL G. P. Mor
grin 1. Ithaca, store of.P. H. Drake; Candor, store'.:`
of S.Baninger ; -Owego, offiee -of. Nathaniel. Ells
Union: store. of 0 N Wheeler ; Bingfunnton, office' ,
of James Sisk ;Great ,Beed, recent ..F.•Churchillf
•Lanesboro' office of F. A. Ward; De it, store or
Ensign t.t. Dean ; Hi inecki store of 'Allison And
- JAMRS •SIS II , - Bingbauttori ,
• • .W, . WHITNEY"; Dresden. •
•• • •••• GEO:it.-ItIONELL, 'do. •
-1' -NATHALIEL ELLS,' Chtt...—
Ash—Butralo, Henry'Darr; Attick Immo
Syforrl ; 'Batavia; Lucius A Smith; 13ergen,Ditedet:
IlePherson; -Rochester, Fairbanks rt. Eltlridiet-A;
Canandagua, Walter Corcoran;;•penevai
ranee;' Ovid,-Ferguson di- Sprague; , Lo di.; Dandee
-.Landing; Tuthill dr • 004 Jeffcoat* E,: O
Havana, .1;•,1". Phelps ; J. Stull; Nekrse
beads, J. A. Ferrell Arbeld
Turin:irk -.lnglkrain ;•'Farboryiille,'o.l:ll,;V
Shepherd ;Spring portf-ftedder'st Ferry rAteeika:sfl
11 . , deCk•P.. - Morgant.lthatia,lE , -..11. • Drake - , Cantg..",,
or, S. Barager ; Union N : heeler • Great
F. Churchill ; , Latketkckna!;':P: , A. ,
- .Ward; Depnalt,
Easige - &Dean fr2brattairJrAllitiOn driteivee: -•
• (arms Jamiti % blit*tvillitiperintend the Use
nos' throughout the*Evalti•linet, And teCeiVe:
fill all arderif for:"
Gtocirie*Shib k-r ta.ite.;which will o tek
Peki
salepiesinNb tovrest
Y 64 4ankforwarded
to either* '
of tho=•abore named DePeW
• July 18,1860.:.• •
pirk.iTtletsign 4 4, Eminent 'under thcitne. ,
.t. POST 4.: P/TTS .- . -...., '
respectfully. announce , that they have tailvti the ;
store recently oceupi?d by:Mills di itp. '
~. 4
thr
their swath* trade; in widhlori- to le - e, ''
*let received. from:Row Turk, a veil st 4 i l l. ..‘
sortment of iStapl..../hlo.thinktilrairerimdkiewhich
they_ are Aleternmeed, ; .te se% for lith'44,Ztr 'Ad r- ,
ONL ra. lower pima thee;Om can be afforded
to any,,froti‘ estaMistunekt in - the otguilty, _ '4lll
itliO:1041 to et v, now, Aert tunr„eussr-ari ittiiO4
rgAive k 4 ik . e4ll. and if, yea don't taty **Di 4o
you no:berth. to get Prieett to bOY by ellowkore, ` i
All kinds ar.buteromigur.lakeLat comb,' . 1
stores. recehrett in . pityru eitt, At the lugtunt .. ' !
prices. - .• - WM. ILIOS;
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