GRI LTVRAL. MONTROSZ, , 7175 TE 5 185 t Importance:of Ventilation. iriics. arta on Ming, for the preserva ' lion of theaeaithrof domestic animals Bute AnirrialOille ,- the human race, are tbject - ba.sieliness, and this often to such a extent as to.the cause . great loss to in viduals, - Tins difference, However, exists,. at,humart subjects generally recognize their irti.nnts-on t 1 slightest premonitions, and :c thus 'often led to a timely withdrawal. i , itn the sources of mischief, or the adoption weans for arresting its further progress, hilstdumb - trolinals, when they once show en.. siciness, are generally in : very despe ..te,conditions. Hence the very large pro r4tion -Of those attacked with sickness, that thed' greatest necessity of removing )0 - ,4ausei and preventing the occurrence of ,sease. 1 Districts of ccruntry which prove unhealthy man, are equally so to the inferior' animals,. til:these have - become acclimated. ' The ioptoms will of course be modified by the fferences of 'organization, and they will licrefore,:vary i gready from those„.developed 'human family from the action-of sim .r agencies. Thus ire often hear of torses ving the "Blind Staggers" or the " t :Water." or the - prevalence of the " Ilol i-Horn" among neat cattle, the first named iiiretion being a brain fever or malignant iv +us; whilst the two last are forms of bilious Mies:lever we find epidemic diseases pre -ling among the human family, it denotes condition of the atmoThere which will ex .:l, a malign influence equally upon animals, peoially' on that most delicate and valuable e, the horse. Greater care than usual could at such times be taken, to avoid the : 'ight air, and all exposure to cold and wet. 1-. 4 .15t as we would act fin. the prese6ftion of . i lealth with our noble selves. But in housing trimaisfor rotectionagainst the inelernsneis t . the weather, they Lir, often (kpo i scd to ,reat dangers from the arrangements 4 if the ,i - ' bles and other bnildings. I ' -. Dr. T. Southwood Smith has de% otj grails 'ttention the exploration of the case 'o: . 'i - ockne ' ss . and • the Means of determillirig :a ''* ese,ln En . filand,-from the minute rTo rts ,',, .ade tbrowkrli their complete system of all-, 1 . :tration, which has enabled him to identify i l: k.4 l 'ekly and lihithy localities with great i:re' ,ifision. ' Whenever says he. fever is frequ,nt, le;. here is uniformly a bad drainage, had sew -rage, a bad Supply of scavengers, and a con k, ,quent_accumulation of filth." If a map be i ljrawn or colored so as to designate the pla 4;es fevers prevail Or have prevailed to a ,:treat extent, and showing .also the localities hattere- drainage' Ihv 'been affected - by the 11ealth Commissioners, appointed to attend ;this public duty, it will be found that here the Commissioners of Sewers have not :;been, there fevers are still . prevalent ; but TA' [Awherever they have been, there fevers are , pi:oni aratively absent. . 4., i Filth, and moisture, conjoined with bent, ...:r.e the greatest enemies of ,health. The foitl Ivproducts resulting; from the cornhinati , ,n of +7.! LI. illepA elements and agents are dot-ion-4a., filVhealth of all that lireatbc the air m„th ' i ''' sh-they become 'lleinitti.. ~.. . t: The addition of lime and master to c ,-ri !post heaps. tends to arrest the:to o 5w.11 , 11 , Adecomposition of vegetable and animal mat liter, that would' otherwise, by suichaigin -, :'the air, operate injurionslv uponthehealth ' of animals confined in •stables or cattle vardA. .t, Hog pens are perhaps the ,most frequent gen erators of foul and pestilential air, sineP!tlie)- a: are the common receptacles of every kind of i ardinal refuse, with abundat.ce of moisture to cause their rapid decomposition. We very ? often hear of hogs dying suddenly, in appa-, F s rently high health, and whilst rolling in fat tiness. Their loss is generally as c rib e d t o 4 something eaten, of a noxious quality. But the noxious influence which operates in nine ;1 ,out of tett such casr4t the foul air emana tingfrom the reAti4Optlections of filth which ' Are;but too offeirin,and about pig-styes.— The losses from this - source, if they,conid be . rreertrined and estimated. would, make an ,1 • aggregate that would much surprise main . whobave overlooked : this matter. And ice. assay the same in regard to the pecuniary 3 1058e8 W individuals, and of course to the coatitrY-at large, from diseases and mortality amontr other domestic animals, attributable to causes generally overlooked, and in inost instances readily removable, throncrh the a , dop tion of proper means to secure ventilla tion, drainage and cleanliness. . 4- , As onh actual'occurrence will go farther than fifty unbacked assertions to establish i ins'import:lm fact, we will iefes to a case which we find in the last edition (1851) or the "Farmers' & Planters' Encyclopedia."— Xtbere stated under, the head of Ventilation ---- ; ,A long and deeply interesting. article--that I a": faiincr had* large number of sheep housed to 7 feed on Mange' Wprtzell, a great number of them siekened and died, killed as lie sup. a,hytla,e feud supplied to them. A % et winery surgeon whO was consulted, and.who *paned to be ,well informed upon the cub-1 jets of the benefits of ventibition. pointed out:ilie remedy—a better circulation of fresh stifsinong theover-crowded sheep fi‘l(l, after , ' tite•doptiow of.which there were no more deaths,-and the sheep,throve %Yell.' ` One of the greatest safeguanls against - the' generefloWaf noxious airs from putrifaction, is dryness. For, - 'without the,presence of.a certain-degree of •moistire;VedectrimnsitiO eisalake place. Sufficient dryt*" ts -asn!--gen ', emir lifklecured br'igiditipps;Of,Straw and ).'r:o'oli2 tune to4line; . , -'k'Drlnt%si about , the " T ' - ":* heaps may, opion2e,t be. thought*, .:= `vent .that, proper4tige=of — decotryposition *1 4 7 to brill -1 4 iP1P , 0 4 -1 341 ,144'. 3 ' 1 9" , i 4 4,:i:is l'ettgizing:ite_tion;: Th 115 ,, Wil , : AoPie nsglitY p!rb - apIP bek4nken — nyseparately on t ra m °ow occasion. ' liffernwlfile,,eree -*Minend as att..oo - point. Air ;tile preser : v*4-0:44.111 1 1 espeady ,in - theiattet pl 4 r or.s MOW /0114 in 9.lltlllint; the - utoeZpetleit • xemoyal - ooo.ltiitc the vicinity 'cif i3laees kind of farm stock re Lime fo 'Grass. 1 - A'New Jersey .rr :ponclent of a . g' hila delphla newspaper an; - :—" Seeing iu Ivour paper you,receive ea pe intents in agrieulit i. ure, and as it is decider tunaamong the farmers to gain the great . t amount of profit rom the least amount ot e*peuditure, I will give you some exp c rime , ts, I have made on clay soil with limo for i rrass. .4 plowed au old i i sward deep in he all,hareowed and spread on flout thrity to fl i nty bushels of limd per acre, harrower again and soa , ed clover', and timothy seed. he following summer I mow- ed two tons o li'ay per acre, and obtained considerable p. store in: the fall, and so con tinued niqwin!., and _pasturing fur five succes sive years, the round yielding an,average of. two tuns of liay pet km, at which time I plowed and ,limed and seeded as before and 'it has yielded Su - equal burden fur the last two yew's, and I think ‘vilfeontinue to yield with 'similar treatmenf, except a less number r.f.butaiels of lime at each subsequent plow ing ,perliaps forever; bringing a lamer profit than any grain crops I have .yet tried." 6 About eight kli.gs of Pofrder 'which were stowed inn shanty in the upper part or the .city of New Yorlcexpluded early on Sunday. inurring la-t. with a 'crash, killing an Irish man. about the .prernises. • Wheel barrows, crow bars, grubbing hoes and other imple ments of labor were, thrown with great vio lence into 10th avoiiue. The shuck was so terrible that it awoke. and greatly alarmed almost every persou residing within a mile of tho catastrophe. ElOhenthall, tiroAber tti Co Paten! Black In&li A purely black and truly flu. rnt article, with no corrosive properties and without liability thicketiby ago, recommeed by the claks of various public offs c.s as being the best Ink on all accounts now in use, ar if put in clean yessel4 and not mixed with other ink-f Fur sale in quart, pint, and h u dlpint b o ttles J.La MIER DG Nl , introse, Nov. 2 - T, 1.85+). Here you have them UST received a new supp,ly of GOODS, which P will be sold tom fur ready pap at SEARLE& Cash or Goods paid fur Oats at SEARLEs. Ladies Rubber Overshoes, Sheeting -A, Battings. Groceries. Hardware, Mill Saws, and a little of moil articles usually needed. Any quantity of Produce and Grain wanted in exchange for g o ods at our store: Wanted in exchange for Goods, Dried Apples, for which the highest pi ice'will be paid. Men's thick Boots; also a nice article of Syrup for pancakes. for sale by R. SEARLE tk Itl,yitrose, November 15.50. . AXES• OOD warranted AXES for only one dollar cash, for sale by J. LYONS d, SON. Feb. 13, 1851. ' , Seaile's lull Ts now in operation, having been repaired arid the'services of 3lr. A. Fisk, secured. The p'tb• he may be assured that work at this inll will be Nine in a supeiiur wanner and to the -gati,,-,filetien of ca-tu:uer+.• Fel). 11. I'B6l Notice ,to the Public. New Sea-siniaPe. Aidl and Winter Goode, at the qeat etto:Price. .Store. .4 ; S. LE.Y/f.Eigf:Ga.E.AT BEND, Pa.. p EGS leave to ,t#X4e this oppm-tunity of tender ,ing his sincere thanks to his Fr mods and Cus tomers:for the generous patrinkge they have ex tended 'to him. and at the sante tune inform them that he has just returned froni.New York with a large and choice selection of , ATf'd 41.11 - D , STAPLE DRY GOODS, a fresh and exten4ve assortment of Groceries, Pro - - visions, Boots it Shoes, Hats & Caps, Hardware, Crockery, Drugs d Medicine, dm, &c., which will be sold for ca-la or produce at a very small advauce,at prices which defies all .competition. Flour, Pork. Fish & salt, at wholesale 4: retail. • He would also remark that he adhears stnctly ,to the system of always , in ming the lowest price at first thereby giving th saine advantage to all who may favor him with their patronage. G.R; T tyLOTIIIIVG STORE. The laro 'l. heal and cheapext asxortincia of READY MADE U ..THING in the Villaye of Great . Bend. Cloths, leas..?.inter;t and Velings, of all qualities, fir die fall and winter trade, which we of- ter at sue prices as to-satisfy any one that this is ilie place for them tO deal. ---itr-eons• (pence of to great increase of his bus, been obliged to greatly enlarge • his stork, , wh Ire now offers to his fi 7 iends and the public f •riexamination. confident that in so doing they will find souiething to their advantage. He has also ode nreatweinents to manufacture cloth ing in all its various branches, anti .",low prepared to sell the saTe, warranted to bear inspection.— Custom work and gutting done in the latest style and short notice. 'All kinds of Tailor trimmings furnished andlor sale. I , 7Dtin't fume( the plice..E3 Store nearly opposite the Manaion House. L. S. LENFIEI3I. Great Bend, Sept. 25, IE4O. 89:tf. • .8 OTS A*l SHOES. ' Agood a, sortmeOt of Boots and Shoes embra clog n's coarse and fine,Boots, Boys Boots and Shoes, 'oaten s and Misses ditto CLOTID2VG s.l • Embracing .4 great variety of Overcgafs, Sacks, Yheedl, 4;c, a large variety of Vests from six sbil litiQ a good as.ortment of, Pants, Shuts, Wrappers and drainers—ditto WATS S. CAPS! Silk tind Fps Bfafs':, Plush, Fur: illobairl 'Cloth and Glued Cap 'fall fashions for ineu. toys and coil , _ dreg-- , ' • - 'BOOKS Alt - . biST.A.77O.,VER I :,iI • Schbol and' misk. , ellogous Bonk , ,Eiapl4 amilf,ancy. statinueiy, Ink_; liikfwasPen - racki , ! Eenblivef and-a great variety iaf fariey..ar*lt*. , ti*.M.imer9tis to. enumerate, just ret.ielyedat „FUALER's,, . first Hotel.. ;15fontrosec . .0etolier2K 18/5% ". • •‘' • • ' 1)-.0*(3- - Turk's island,a4d Syriiroe-Salt just re ilir‘ceired.and for, sale - cheap hi - • '-' ! I LYONS —MaitirowJsulaaity 18 - 451;- -)7 _ . Pi•.4f inlr zer bdiwtr l ber VOB6O ~ ClORtiltatith-siuthirlic anletiattiele *rrpn 'dings:(4 4 /11' 1 44 , YONS4t CHANDLER +7,1. SchNll A :ieritii ' asiartinetkWe '4 Scil% 4%a, WhOlt. S4l orre44 10= ;...I)s.S,l4Cititgi4ll ! AroOPlse ItotetilWi_4#;lBsK, *di,of Water room where horses o Joy • eeustomed to be opt. D. SEARLE. •i SifiXe 3VareAnlll,; • • ritTONEState .11.1r4igli'ttitittileg Stove for 11 burning wood and coal, the best in use: Rough and Reidy double oven Cooking Shove ; Eiviated double oven ditto; Premium do. do,'; Victoria do. do:; Empire State do„ Clinton Airtight do.; twen ty sues and kinds of Parlor Stoves for "wood or coal; ten sizes rf 6 plate do.; Coal d; wood Stoves for shops and schoolhouses, the best in osa ; Cop per, Brav, Tin and Iron Ware ; RuSsia. English & Iron Stove Pipe ; Stone, Tin mad Zinc Tlifies, fur sale by the .100 dozen or single at the Eagle Foundry depot. WILSON & Po. Montrose, Nor. 26, 18,50. Notice THE subscriber will continue the Hat, Cap, and Fur business at the old stand of Eldred & Newcomb, nod will keep on band a general assort ment of goods in his line. Thankful for the very liberal, patronage which was received by the old firm, he respectfully solicits a continuance of the same. ' G. B. ELDRED. Dec. 6, 1850. Cheapest Yet QUGAR, 6d'per ponitid, Salarates 7d, Rice sd, Bei Raisins 12ects., Candles 12,1 cents, for QUI. :Just received and for sale By J. LYONS ik SON. ---ALSO— A NEW supply of BOOKS, just opened and for sale by J. LYONS h SON. Montrose, Dec. 18, 1850. NOTICE. THE accounts and notes of the late firm of Rose it Simpson, are in my hands. and it is very nivessary that the business Should be closed as soon as possible. All those indebted are requested to call and settle without delay. EDWARD W. ROSE. Montrose, Dec. 10, 1850. Magazines for fiRAHAMS Magazine, Godey's Lady's Book, 1..)1 Sartain's Magazine, Fowler's Phrenological Journal. Water Cure Jo urnal, Floltlen's Dollar Mag azine, Harper's New 111onthly,Woodworth's Youth's Cabinet, &c., furnished fur 1851, at club prices by- J. LYONS it, SON. N. B. Specimen numbers to be seen-at the Bin dery. Dec. 4, MO Books, Books. i t LL the Text Books to be used in the new .0 Academy, and at a variety .of others, just opened and fur sale at.f.be lowest prices, by Sept. 4. J LYONS & SON. Latest Arrival BURRITT has just received a new and su perior assortment of Ladies Dress Goods, Win per Long and Square Shawls, and staple goods adapted to the sea,on, of the most desirable styles and prices. 'New Milford, Oct. 10;1850. New Goods. FRESH SUPPLY of Dry Goods, Groceries, ± Crockery, Flap Cc, jU.st upehing and going cheap by J. LYONS & SON, February VWANTED-1000 pounds Smoked Ham. Feb. )9.1, J. LYONS d: SON Glass at Etheridge's. 9 4 ''Y 36 inches, 14 by 18, do. 15 by 30 do. 13 a./ I\ . vl9 do. 14 by 24 do. 12 by 15 do. 14 by 22 do. 1 i b y 18 do. 14 by 20 do. 10 by 16 do. and 10 by pi. neh. The sul .v..riber has alsolor Fale, Oarophine at 6s. 6d. and Burning Fluid at 7 shilling per gallon. Oil Lamps altered and prepared for the use of Burning fluid alsti for sale by J. „ETHERIDGE, Montrose, Jan. 30. 1851. APPRENTICES. r IHE SA-.riper, PI The Managers of 1 1 the ,"hiladc!pliia Rue of 1211Ae, t . uthor 'zed to receive applications from Farmers, Mechan ic:4 or others, who natty wish to have boys or girls, either white or colored. indentured to them as ap prentices. The ages will vary from seven to twen ty years. In all cases where the applicant is not known to the Indenturing Committee or the Agent, satisfactory references to pirsons resitlieg in the City, will be required. JOSIAH TATUM, 50 North Fourth Street. Philadelphia, 2d 110. 1851. 9-3 w CASH DAID for Slaughter Hides, Sheep Pelts and live Geese Feathers. Wanted, Also 50 bushels of Dried apples and White beans well dried, for which Ca.lA will be paid. ALSO, 10 TONS of good Stonb Coal wanted in ex change for goods or longstanditig debts. Jessup, Jan. 2:!, 1851. P. M. BARBER. DISSOLUTION. THE copartnership heretofore existing between the subscribers under the firm of Joseph Fuller it. Co., is this day dissolved by mutual con B. H. MILLS Dlontroee:December 11, 1850. TAKE NOTICE. THOSE persons indebted to the subscriber es- I by book accloire requested toattepd toithe settlement of the same without further no tice as time sufficient has been given, and more must not be expected. , March 20, 1851. BENJAMIN SAYRE._ - Wanted. 30000 FIRST rate Shingles and O,AOO feet of Hemlock Boards: would like the Boards seasoned. LYONS & ()HANDLER. Jan. 17, 1851. CASH paid for Eggs, also for Beeswax, by J. LYONS d; SON BOOTS and Shoes, Rubbers, Buskins, Gaitesr &a. - LYONS a CHANDLER. CODFISH—A fresh siapply at 4 cents per pound cash, by LYONS a SON. HINGLE Marlinesiorsale_by L.) • - • -- - WILSON 44 Co , (44005111 0 StoceS, cheap "f o r col , for sale by ki• - W.JLSON at Co. PailePotiodrey, lick 19;1851. 6 • NEW - GOODS Just. opftried by I'LYONS et: SON.' April 24, 1951. • . • n SUEEt MUSIC—a slew lot just received - slid Is vale by ' LYONS *SON. BENTLEY 46 YEAS—Dealers in Dry .Gcoiofints g , 4getrWinee.Pninta i Oils, Groceries,, 4 1 94W.AFfhPr4ev:IP"Plock , ,,Wttiches,Jew-i ,A., 4 4ilrw,Slx!ongrreriumegoic4c. •• - _Nr•Wlroii-Attorperikitmw ; ba ke on. Turnpike omit, nasAkoor East of B. , T.-Case OfFice,--24coghluef ..t• ras p - .Pill4'__lOr'llir__ 4 04 0 4.;:-` 'IC'Er,: Wriant-11100011*.'Wool, for:vhichmq wilt .-." ,', SY , ISAlgbeht market Triessanvejk. 4 wi ( 110 04iPf it me luiviretotaplete assortment - 1 May I, '5l Gw. HAYDEN; LITTLE.: ' JOSEPH FULLER, Ladles and . Gentlemen : IWISH to call your attention to the arrange ment I have made, which is intended for your benefit as - well - as my own. On account of the in crease in watch repairing I am unable to do it all myself, and as I intend to spend more of my time in trade, I hive engaged ii , , workman of the first in New York to spend his time With me, after a bout the first of ApriL In speaking ~..of his capa bilities I cannot say that he has worked. in Livita root until his diming dityware overm4is obliged to go into the country and do . jobsat half price - in order to get a l i lving, but I can say that he conies recommended b y the first workmen in :our own country, and for his good operating I alone , lspi re sponsible; ao.let as hear from . you whenever' there is oecapioniind eti ideal be satisfied ta.CTL, if your fr wants are as ii making as the panda on the shore. Is B. I shall soon' be on bond - with a fresh lot of goods, a description of which you shall have in due time., _ Wm. W. TRUE. Montrose, March 10, 18M. Iltf: t Soldiers Claims. THE undersigned has been, through tba kind ness of Captain FREDERIC BAILEY, furnished with a copy of the Muster Roll of his company, which was drafted during the war of 15412. and dis charged from service at Danville. All .the mem bers of said company who performed service, are entitled to forty arm+ of Bounty Land, which they eau obtain by applyitr , ° to J. H. DIMOCK, Land and Pedsion Agent. Montrose, Pa., Feb. 20, 1851. 8- I w To Dairy-men and Farmers Valuable Property for Sale. THE following Real and Personal Estate, as hereinafter described, situate in New Milford, Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania, will be sold at a great bargain to aev one who may choose to pur chase. Thereat estate consists of seven hundred acres, five hundred of which are under improve ment, and on. which are four dwelling house and seven barns. The farm is well designed for a Dal ry, and is capable of feeding one hundred Cows du ring summer and winter, and every part of it well watered with springs and streams. The buildings and land are in good condition, and on the premi ses are about five miles of good Stone Wall. and the other fences are also good, and on the wood land are large .quantities of Chestnut Timber, which will supply the farm for many years to come, and which will also be valuable for building the Rail road which is soon to be built up Martin's Creek.— Said farni has a very pleasant and desirable loca tion about seven miles from Great Bend, through which the New York & Erie Railroad passes, and about one mile from the probable Depot ou tha Martin's Creek Railroad,r which will lead from the Lackawanna Coal and Iron Mines to intersect the New York S Erie Railroad at the Great Bend. It can be very advantageously divided into five farms, on four of which would be the necessary Dwellings and Out-houses, Fruit Trees, ctc. With the above will be sold a very large stock W Cattle, Horses, &c., including Durham Cows, saorking Oxen and young Cattle, and also all ne cessary it - Iplements of husbandry for carrying on o id farm or farnik, The Terms of Sale will be as follows:—One fourth of the purchase money for the Real e-tate will'be required at the time of purchase, and for Stock, Fanning Utensils, etc., half down and the residue to be paid in equal annual instalments, with interest annually on the whole sum unpaid, to he computed from the full delivery of possession, the first instalment payable in three years from the delivery of possession, and the whjle amount to be paid within ten `•ears from the sale, to be secured by Bond and Mortgage. Full possession to be giv en on the first day of April, 1851, with the privi lege of putting in crops next Fall if desired A good and indisputable title given. The above described property belongs to the es tate of S. METLEIIT, late of said county, deceased, and a more desirable property has not at any time, in this section of country, been offered for tale, find' no greater inducements offered to purchasers. Per sons wi;hing to invest moneys in Real Estate and good Stock, cannot do better limn to call and ex• amine fur themsel% es. Other tracts or lots of land l . Nitig in said county, are also offered for f•ale. plicationa can he made to M. Meylert at New Mil ford, nr to It. S. Bentley at Montrose, in said Coun• ty, and any further particulars that may be rerlim red will be gi% en, MICHAEL MEYLERT, Executors of S BENJ. S. BENTLEY, Meylert. decd Eagle Foundry Ware Room, IVO. 5. PUBLIC AVAINUE. eiN hand and for sale cheap Cooking. Parlor, Shop, Church and Coal Stoves, Stove Pipe and Ware, Pump and Lead Pipe, Sheet Iron, Tin Copper, Wire, Zinc, Iron Binding, Morticing Ma chines, Shingle Machines, Ploughs, Iron Scrapers, Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, Tin Ware,. Saw Ar bors, Matters, Sleigh Shoes, Mill Cranks, Jack Screws, itc. Iron and Steel of all kinds—final ly, all kinds of Castings on hand or made to order. WILSON it CO. Montrose, September, 1850. Fancy Goody. RIBBONS, Delanes, Thibet cloths, Blue and Green Barrage, Mantilla Siik, Fringe, Lace; Regent Silk. French Ginghams, Belts, Cashmeres, White Kid Gloves, Cravats, Linen Saks, Shawls, Jrc.,dre. .LYONS & CH.AIDLER. Sept. 18._1850. Lumber Wanted. PlNEand Hemlock Boards, Pine Siding and Shingles. LYONS & CHANDLER. Montrose, Sept. 17, 1850. COD FISH, and Mackerel, No. 1 and 2 just received and for safe by Sept. 18. J. LYONS & CALICOS, Ginghams, LawnsJarrages, Linen Ginghams and Silk Goods, a great variety.— Shawls, Parasols, Fancy Cravats, Neck-ties, Laces, Edgin,,, ,, s, Gloves, Ribbons, dc., in .abundance. la dies Shoes and Gaiters, many kinds, sizes and pri ces, at J. LYONS & SON'S. DIPAPER-HANGINGS and Window Curtains— wood Pails, Butter Ladles and Stamps, Clothes Pins, Baskets k.c. selling by LYONS k SON. New Recipe 'For a Christmas and New Years Pudding. 16 POUNDS Brown Sugar—for one dollar; 20 do Wee, one dollar ; 10 lbs. 'Resins, 1 dot, tar ; 10 lbs. Ginger, 1 dollar; 14 lbs. Salsratus, 1 dollar; 10 11:m. Pepper. 1 dollar; 100 lbs.Naits,for $4.25 cents; 8 lbs. Coffee, 1 dollar. The above mixed with Flour,. Butter, Molasses nd Eggs, and boiled or baked 4 hours..—when cool at with Maple Molasses---the ingredient to be bad CASH at LYONS ,b 01-IANDLER'S. Montrose ; Dec. 3d, 1860. 49:tf la/ATOMS will be sold at True's cheaper Yl' than' the same quality in '!other place. 13 00M PAPER. apd Shades.' JAI) • LYONS d• CHANDLER: "AlOsaisaci fox; 1851. • • • rpHE'Fatility'CUrtstiaii with beantitul engravings= The Temperance, Liberty; a id Firmer'e Almmites, for 'tale " - • , • J. LYONS- eSON. - Wo;iembeiltil, 1850. J. 11. DlllllPClL—.dttorney et .-ist,o--ofFtee removed - W:I I 'MA 4tooi . W . ortils 'residenee, tuM dews:east of 'his •former location, in 'Turnpike street, third building from corner of Public, Av. enueouid nearly,opposits ?Lk.; More: 'June, -1849. • --,' " BALDW loolp-44ddle,Harness; Pet miniifictur9rid cA came! 1r a-1) ' cai • sigho * io:-T r urat•• es v4p n ILFILED BALDWIN Farms-for ,Sal_. art it' ri OE; S'7o26loli'MER I WILE :4 avail' Aging fi ,-, .the tifEiSTTßSCALammov.".... , 44o4l-- _ fOO - pvataale ritiLaNliitradata 4 4ainas , Rollie 414,14.4t1C•CatedinAloque,lumim county, Pa All who wish to offei theß.property for sale can give• a minute -descriPtints'or iiiiir,Faxme . ,,or Lots at: follows: Nuriber of acres ho w manyinl proved, and 'how •watered;• Buildings; ` Orchard, grafted or common fruit; other fruit treeNind shade trees ; . how - far fronatontiftie,,atalthatakarest point to a depot on the New York di Erie Railroad; price and terms of payment. All who wish to - tell or pur chase Real Estate, will receive prompt:attention by calling.on or-addressing me at' Montrose, Sits queliannassounty-, Pa. , • -, 1,, •:.. .. -.• - EirConveyanee from Moatrose to the premises• free of charge.. • .. - Office on Turnpike street, 4 doors west of the Brick corner. The following Farms and Lots are now offered for sale : . No. 1. 40 acres, 30 in4rame Howie antlßarn. N 0.2. 80 acres, 50 . - . ,• do. - . .., ~•do. N 0.3.. 100 do. 6.0 do. , ..'do. No. 5. '7O do. -4Q •, „ • do. ,do No. 6. 96 do. 35 . 1 . do - . -. —a - o. - N 0.7. Store, Warehoute.and , Lot. No. 8. 145 acres, 75 im. framed house and barn 1 No. 9. 24 do 35 log house barn No. 10. 2do good frame house and barn. No. 11. house and 10t..., - . No. 12 100 acres. 70im. frame house and barn N 0.13. 340 do. 200 im. , do . do No. 14. 56 do 50 im. do .. do No. 15. 160 do 60 im. do do Nu.l7 100, '75 in. do do N 0.16. 112, 80 ' int. . do do No. 19. 200, 150 improved, - do do No. 20. 145, 100 im. do do No 21. 190, 120 • ha. do . do No 22. 90f, 45 im. . do do No. 23. 45, ;0 im. do do No. 24. 292, 22 1 a. im. do do 1 N 0.25. 125 acres, 100 irn. do . do No. 26. 196 do 140 im do do .No. 28 11, good saw-mill and dwelling. .1t). 29 134 acres, 90 frame house and baru. N 0.30 176 do ' 100 du , do N 0.31 135 do 95 do do No. - 32 1:0 do 135 do du • No. 33 160 do 60 do du No. 34 150 do 100 , do 4 do No. 35 150 do 80 do - 't do No. 36 300 do 170 do do No. 37 190 do 140 do do No. 38 170, do ' 100 do do No. 39.175 do. ' 90 inn. N 0.40. 80 do 45 do. • No. 41: 212 do. 150 do. 1 No. 42. 92 do 50 do No. 44. 138 du- 65 do No. 45, 300 do • 200 do i No. 46. 120 80 im Grist Mill No. 47 200 acres 160 improved. I Price from 810 to $3O per acre. N. B. Persons desiring to purchase any of the above, by giving the No. can obtain a full descrip tion. ALFRED BALDWIN. i s Moutrose, Pa., October, 1850. - _ Which is the Right Shop ? ! rri HE TRUE ONE, of course, where they 1 keep the true time and the articles and skill toed it, and make that their whole business and not i a secondary one, and where they do their own work without the help of foreign bunglers, howev er much they may be - cracked up." • They keep , the best gold and silver Watches of every desc- rip ' Lion and will sell a little lower than the lowest.— I The:) , keep the best assortment of Jewelry in or out of town: consisting in part of the best and latest is:r/lee of ladies and gent's gold Breast Pins. rin ger Rings, Ear Hoops, Ladies' Cuff Pins, Belt Buck les and Pins, Gold Chains and Keys, Pens and Pen , cils, &c., Silver Spoons, Forks and knives, Sugar Tongs and Cream Spoons, Napkin Rings and Spec tattles; also, E. Russell's celebrated Perfume for handkerchiefs, huir, and rosy cheeks, white skin. , sore lips . and chapped hands, treble extract Col ogne &c. of over fifty different kinds, shaving soaps, Creams and Jells, and 6 different knits of tansy do. Also the pure burning duid whicAs the best and cheapest light that can be used, they have the hun ps. 0 )11/1I , on, parlor. and church, from thirty one eta to $9,00 each. But we cannot tell ft. ;Zit ! ) ou must come and see and he. happy. - . _ N. B. We warrant every thing done or solil,.tu ! ' be good and Tack:. .17V11. W. TRUE. Montrose, Jan., 1851. Daguerrotypes IN THE VAR/OUR STYLE. OF THE ART. , THE undersigned would announce to his friends and the public generally, that he has just re turned from the city with actiew selection of Plates, Cases, dtc., and svili spare no pains to give satisfac tion to all who arc ••Pirture inelined." Jenny Lind. Papier Mache, and Fancy Book Ca ses. Also, a Crayon Daguerreotype, taken from Root's celebrated Daguerreotyje of Jenny Lind. Admission free. Yours artisticallly, "lc, mamma FASIIIONARLE_ 'TAILOR, WOULD respectfully inform tho'inhabitants of Montrose arid vicinity that be occupies the shop formerly occupied by John Groves, and would solicit a ghare of their patronage. Raving engaged the serv ices of P. A. Loots for the winter, he hopes by strict attention to business to meet all orders he may receive. li. B. Cutting done on short- notice, and war ranted to fit-it made right. . • _Montrose, December 25, 1850. . 1121.k1INEggFAS. TRUNKS, JH. SMITH, has taken the Shopformerly oc• . copied by A. Moss At Sons, in New Mile.ird. whore he will continue the ahove , blisintist'in- all its branches. Harnesses, Trwiks andNalises, Church, and all other kinds of Citshirini` Made to order, and eqUal to any in the county. Al work dace by thb subscriber( is warranted. Call and exanAtte "for yourselves. JOHN . It SMITH. New Milford. Feb. 12, 1861. - • • . • - Life Insurance. United States Li l le insnianie; 44n - nuily and Trust Co) h" -''-. Chart;r P . . a aar t .. ii ; 14 bellow, -0 01 Pan.Y 0 I r hiladdP , !a , - en - 3 .' l u F-Chu____i r•lianctsboto ,:1 1 :,..4... it ; - os.vrrat.--:- 250,000. L' - ''.: ' :, _„ .. Easign*Deattilisoli4.2oeves.'_ DQ - ENTLEY,..Agent folic' sa4ll47OPPf:, -_Cienne4Luaci Sow, ' - tot the , b_lo. i t APPlictii, , , 6 1 10 '&ness tbreughout,tliewbOl -La ` 1 1 1 1 a-,receive' ID° LA: OS 'ily,.nrill'receive ntiwm o e slid Tilf,glieltrotiejaaPA , inior,inP*. su altarders-IeKG ' ess;,lxitit. Mak Orta l i o any persons dewing loini,ke app!.i4P!, ) rL i , ',.‘ Montrose, Oct. 16th ; 18'5'9. - ' , ic.i& - tliihilli Will be bought at the lowest . 1 1 q 101 ,°' - - —1 ,___. ,sale prices in New-YoritiancUlonpiltied ‘i&oll'" 'of thalibiiva , lisA4Par . #B: - . „, „.. JOT l6. 1850.-' . ' ; (:, ' "4 " , h-7 , N. r . _, 24:#______, _ _ Wagon Maker . • WantedU , WANTED by the subscriber = . a, Fend 'Walton Maker to managli thalattine* - at'ihkirell, .70 known stand in . 77 , 0niung.,,, , ,A i inanieiti i " a ema il family`ris (*lied, pro ! . qa/Kiki ' lkii 4 o- 7 4 8 efut 3, 11 t. find employment for 0*&1,- years . Raerettipe aria t Atm7.140:44rf. wyiiiiistot;Sept:3B 100;4... . ?• 34 , " Z i gaiti t riPit 3T 7 i r e e V i l r ed• 12 49 * it* Tablitl4lll4# : jatanktatmhelinathi or rettill•hr January 1 -] . Li ;10...V111E.RIDGEJ, • COL SIMION*.i-gmbjobebktiloot end S oe Anikeiove filiareekoMWT l lll . 4 400 fit**, tt.l d, - Ltr v:43,4 ;LLD it rtimm t e Ogitgl4 . I.l **ltiVa . , ilstsmaKast}sigro l ooti tie Pxion ace 6 foot POMO Witifaiiitl "17= JOH* r 111-11 WIW - /astediathf ligla47ol l C ie ekPriel a at . 3 *!* 461 0 1 VA 64 14,1*C,4tif ir: Irruntrpassid: = ' Eafferty's Celebrated.Pamil ? IdEDICIN,EB- , —Ahead all others, and wrung- Mond?' approved !-2 Prodifetiosu ;of ti cesisecliSergeon and PhOicicni - of .16 k yetirifrat , t 4s icakfrPcrirwe- ItAFFERTY'S BALI, or GMEAD.—Among all the remedies before the public, this stands preTeminent in the early staged of Cons "z eatarrah, Cokihi,Hoarsnees, Asthma, Epitti4 of Blood, 4nd for all affectiotts'of the laulminia7 or gans occasioned by cold. Too much praise cannot be bestowed upon h this remedy, and the proprietor urges any one affected with any'of the abioreCom .. plaints, to secure ilt akonce. RAFFERTY'S FAMmr: PILLS.—The best FaMily Physic now in the Country for sick head-ache, co n . tiveness, cleansing thf . stomach of bile, purifyi ng the blood, carrying off disenied humors and rester. ,ing health. • RILIEERTTS FEMALE Mow= Pii.ti-For, remo ving female obstructions peculiar to the sex ar. rising from cold or'general weakness of thesysi eln . Also for females of costive 'habits of bodY, Appep tic or nervous, weakness, debilitated feinales. RAFFERTYS Err. WATET.—For weakliirintlata n d eyes, warranted superke , to any in general — l* RAFFERTY'S STEEN9nIENEWIR--for yam or weakness hi the breast, sule or ,back. RAFFEIITYS Wont Great Worm Kill er, warranted to remove worms whei.e they exist. RAFFERTY'S E.IIBRER/ATIOI4—fOr• brui sed , sprains, rheumatic pains, cra m ps, numbness; stittne.ss or weakness of the joints, swellings, quinsy or 'sore throat. -The greatest remedy of the age. The above chlebrated Medicine's .-for sale by the following Ant:Yrs; J. Lyons d Soo, Montrose:— Kollin T. Ashley, Brooklyn ; Thos. Jackson,Spiingt rill ; C. E. Lathrop and John %kart, tunkhan neck ; Capwell,Baily tt - Co., l Factorysille; Stone, Patterson & Co., ibmgtou .Center. July 18,1851. do. do. do. do New Railway Motet and General • stage House. rIMARLES C. SMITH having recentY taken k.. 3 the new Mailvesy Hotel at the Great Bend Depot, and fitted up the House in -a splendid man ner, invivs the patronage of tits public, being elm fident thaT - 4-Qh•-his well known exerience, and toe ample arrangements he has made fur their accom modation, he can entertain company in a style-un surpassed by any Ilotol in the 'country. This Ho tel is pleasantly located within - a few yards of the Railtoad Depot (commanding a splendid _view of Great Bend valley and the , s.O rrounding country, and passengers .wiltbe conveyed to and from the Depot free of charge. Stages leave this Motel on the arrival of each train. for. Montrose and other places .beyond..and -a daily line also runs hence through Ilarforcl to Dundatt Carbondale, , • g Truesdclls excellent Livery establishment is also connected with this Mouse, where Horses and Carnagesrtre at command for any part of the country. January 22, 1851 ALBANY & BIIfkALO- • Neu. York cittilv Z riE;Cdpigit anii Suecnalianita Rail Roads: Seneca and Cayuga Lakes! F:VEICYBODY'S MAILKET UNE T"subscribers , 'are now. prepared to fereiv Freight of all kinds at the - following poins, Buffalo. Attica, Batavia, Bergen,. Rodiester, Can andaigua. Geneva,. Driteden, Ovid, Lodi, Dundee 1...,11 , 1n,g„1. - ..•fferson. Havana, Milport • Hors.eheads", o,i-fling, Elmira, •Factoryville, 'Spring Port, Rend r tier's Ferry, Aprons, Ithaca, Candor, Owego, Union, lini,harmon, Great Bend, Latie,hore, Deposit and iLmcock, every filt . y in the week:(Sundave except ed .) and continue with regularity throughout„ the ,t.easorrl- They will-attend to fenvarding the 'Same to the New t ' Alarket, where it will, reeesie the personal attention of experienced salesineni who will attend to theselling of the same, IM to turn the proceedshi Bankable ftindsafeither - tiftho abovelitnnts, to the following pemons Buffalo, Storehouse of . Henry .Daw ; Attics, Storehouse of Henry Syford t. Batavia, Storehme of Lucius A: Smith :-Bergen, Storehouse of Daniel McPherson ; Rochester, Store of Fairbanks At ridge; Canandagna.„ Office •of Walter Corcoran Geneva, C. , -Lawrence; Dresden; Storehouse of Whitney & Monell; Ovid, Ferguson tit Sprague; Lodi; Dundee Landing.' 'Storehouse of Tuthill et . Co: ; Jefferson; office: of E. 0. Norton. on the Pier; Havana; Office 0f.1.11 F. Phelps ; store of J. Stull ; Horseheads. office of J. Ferrell :-Ok ;ning, • store of , Wris.J. -Arnold Elmira; Storehouse of Thurman ft—lngham?, Factoryville ; . Store of Charles H. Shephetis ; Spring . Port, at the Store of: Redder's Ferry ; Aurora,- store of H. Aft G. P. Mor gan ; Ithaca, store of P. H. Drake ; Candor, gore of Barangen ; 'Owego. - .Office 01 Nathaniel Ells; Union. store of C N. 'Whey lei; Binghamton, drlce of James Sisk ;Great, Oend, office of ,F,...Phurchill; Ltmeeboro'.gffieeif: }7', A, Ward; Deposit, store of Etaaign ..d Dean ;;Hancock, store tof. Allison and Reey,es. • JAMES SlS,K,..Dinhaunfon, . : • Yia.: W H!TY:Y."; Dresden. • do. ELLS, Owego. A ours.—Buffsitc;, genry Nig; .Atties,Thoinis SY.forcki Batafile,:'l.ineins A S!nth; Bergen. Daniel MoPlihrson - ; i Itechester,r,Pairtsanks.. 4t. Eldridge; Cartandagua,,Wldtps—Comoreq; Geneva, C. Istle• rence r ,:, gyid;reignaot(ii 80'44; ;DundeeLindh*, jefferierf, - V.' 0 Norfee; Bavaria, fldillport, J.:. Stull ; heads, J. A. Ferrell ;Dorning,-Virai:...l.Aralkl nits; Turfnat ,° ;Iritetrierville, C. Jl - Slirink Piot t Perky ;.afors H. 1144: P: Morgan; . 'lti;aen, P. Dmker; Curd' or, S. Bat ter ;_D - rficip - . C._ 1.7 vi eth. drest* W. B. DEANS _ pe.:4l . i:i. kArikroirillAlrittrairi: '' . PIM- tincliNgitiOlitAWitiClNitierillit'illi el: i .1,•4:::-V-,1 . - .1: - .!.1_/,; r...pmr,fliptlVW: ',‘ • . 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