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• . Broadcast Contd.
,As a - -soiling crop, there -is notliinkssupe , !
rior to Indian conit, And:-irnarestire that'
every` fanner and plenter,Who' sets a inst. -
value upon the.-ofiditiOn 'of his animals;
, which, do the la - sir - of Cieplantation,
will ag..ree } ,with us; Wheti-we repectfullyeug
gest, that. it - is their duty to provide for their
comfort, by every means consistent with liu r _
But :; . besides: the Working, beastS,
the cows; _those , generoui t creatures
that contribute nmeli to the Ceinforttand
luxuries of tlie members of the household,.
have equal -claims upon the_atteption and
care of, their 'Owner. .
these premises be coneeded and as they
are on humanity; .reason, and interest,
three of the mast powerful levers that should
propel hunian action,-it is but fair , to hope. ,
that our.: readers will see -the pi:lprietrof
manuring, and preparing a few acres to be
sown to broadcast corn; with - the view of pro
viding forage to feed out to their stock.: The
lot or rots selected; should-be convenient to
the barn and stable: It should be manured
with at leait
.20 double horse cart loads of
rich animal inanure,--or 400 lbs. of guano,.
2 bushels of plaster and 2 bushels of salt,—
or . 10 bushels= of hi:me-dust, 10 bushels of
ashes and 2 bushels of salt per. acre.
If the- first manure be used, it should be
evenly spread over _the ground, ploughed in
to the depth of eight inches : ;.die ground
shOuld then be thoronghly harrowed and
If Guano should be Used, it must hare
the lumps broken; and the.best way tofacili
tete this operation, - is, to thoroughly moisten
\ the lumps with'salt brine, throw them into a
and after remain i ng so a day, to pulver
ize-them ;. when pulverized, the guano should
'be nailed intimately with the plaster and
salt, spread- eqiially over theground, and be
ploughed in,. te Abe above depth, and the
ground harrowed ant rolled. -
If boie-dust is used, it should - be mois7;i,
ed, and tben formed into compost. with le,
ashes and salt, and after remaining in:bulk
''a= week or ten ,days, the grideind should be
ploughed 8 inches deep and harrowed ; then
the bone-dust contostabould be sown; her
rowed in, and, the ground - 1.0114
The ground being prepared,sin either way,
3 erg, bushels of India,n corn should be sown
on each acre, and harros i ;ed Ind cross-har
rowed in,
,a bushel of plaster per acre should
o
semi n it; and- - th \ e ground rolled ; and
here the labor of cultivation ; should be at an
In six Weeks this corn would be fit to be
cut, .to be fed . onti -, o the horses. Working ani
trials;: and stock . generally. Three - acres; if
judiciOusly managed; would , serve to feed
twenty or thirty head from June until frost.
Whateier quantity, of ground may be devot
ed to this purpose; should be clivicicil into
three or four parts, add be seeded, at inter
vals of two weeks apart, in order thatithe.
supply of green foraie \ may be kept np I
- '
con
tinuously. ' - . - .
Now. suppose th ei, II
Hell-cows, instead of
.being turned' , out to; the woods, roads, - and
old fields;: of nighti; Were provid ed - with soil
.ing - food from June to October, and yarded
upon some twelve inches of mould from the
woods, or Aland from the marsh, tiver, or bay
shore, during that time : suppose every fort
nigh{t.,, fresh rough inaterial were spread oyer
the cow-yard, and
_the surface soWn over with
..plaster : 'we say s suppose farmer's and piant
ers were to adopt this course, andtwe ask,
what would be the consequenc!?l ,. =: - Why,
- 5QO' loads of rich manure could be thus made
ia - a season; every load of whit. li would I t e
• worth two dollars., ' - -.
- '
. •
POULTRY CEIF.LPZA.TRAN Ppas.- 7 Build a
good, comfortatle" hen --coop, as you do to
keep your :hogs in. Keep fowls, feed them,
and make a careful estimate of both the cost
of your fowls and your hogs,_together
the products of eachyou 'will find, that •
- fowls are more profitable stock than he - 0.
Pork cannot - be made at less than five cents'
" a pound, with any 'breed of hogs. Each ben, -
well "cared for, will yield a clear profit in eggs .
and Chickens" of v. asear. To care for thaw
and , produce this, resnit- - -it is necessary`to
give them- a_ warm place for a roost, a - dry
cellar if possible in winter, a variety of-grain
with a- little animal lbod, with clean water,
and: r g i3e - in some shape for egg shells The
&id manure -annually wasted m the "United'.
Stites is worth at least ti,iso i coo. To save
it, place ilayerif loarn and plaster occasion
ally_ over layers of the manure.' Every Spring
miX, all _together, and use it at the rate of .a
pint to a hill ofcorn, or cucuMbers, squashes,
p3tßAins, melons, peas, onions, stiawber
_ -nes, or any. other fruit, vegetable or grain;
and you cannOt fail to have an imProyed crop=
This is. American Guano—and as good as
that brought - - from. the Islands.at heavy
• 'FEED•II7 llonsEs OX.TIIE Roin.—There
is nothing in which farmers manage stock so .
badly As . in.. -.feeding boriei 'too frequently-_
while travelling. Some Will halt their hor
ses every ten , or twelve miles, though they
May not bemore than an hour and a half or,
two hours ingoingfrom one stagetci another,
aed:thia. often done soon after, the horse
has eaten a - .4earty, breakfaikor
When the horse stops Le=is fatigued or hot, -
and be needs - iestatid cooling. To fillthe
stomach - then With "tood, before the preliOni ,
meal is digested, *ininiiolpi - inthe extreme.
letthe horse
_be well fed inthe - Morning' bet
fore he starts on a journey, and he-willtistv
-4 from seven o'clock to twelve, withciat.l4-'-
quirim :any -food; then -let him - reit.' : twik
hours' =at 'moon, and he Will be prepared to
travel again_ to,seven without bniting,,. , por-:;
sea laboring a'farm' go half svdity 'with
out eating., Itiand . -„aroundattes are !bons- •
ands of\ lidrsoi that iiork, bard during : the af
-- terno9n\ ; 10404 baitin g; 'and7: - .6t, they are.
lefitiiiii•od - riiipdition,"itithinvit at work
4 1 4 0,t ti
,day Yearc,-
• em - floyed in - 011dd ng, Inds,
' iniiii*Jiiid*ther - iefitelp3, and theyy usn
• -•- t . 'sit,' • latnn.'Attlintigk4nia- ire fie
-4/6enti itider9l:4l4Whiieln6nt; no
one_lth9474ll:*l"Nrif*Atiiiin'OaltitietiOtWeep
Mia7 s ;''Ne#/" . th!*4: l7 :eil*
- . • --- •
• " •
- zVrP.: °4l7 M es .. q 4 oroniteratuk
`il;el*iit:;.** 4-14 *Ii
10w,440.,!"4•:W e -' ittautati:sugar and
litters containing r em - 4 ; pi t e
, • 01110111.
Apartbare 31110).,1n!r4w
Twit*it-n-thiiit ‘sr ,l l -. =
1
A nd slnoolosi*iNftik A .,i ..
- Shene-Ziiiier fiiii Nod Tale , i - . I
Whenliiindinititiiiltiegieci 1 . L 1,
4;ol.amsmd th 4.419004, ~,,..,.., - „•,. t , -- t
Of my poor lost Lily? Ditlek, --.. ,:. - :,.. A,
.t
if .
~--. , CHORUS. - , • 1 •
Oh, Lilly, - deir. Lilly, sweet_ , 'll34)ale,
I . OW the- wird r ,se li10 : 06', '! . i,,„, •
. O'er the little - greem grive,, '!,,, i '
,-,- :',Neath.thelrees in th'e flop,-
Tier cheek, that,,onee -glowed
With•the• rose tibi of:health, -
By the hand4cpteeseihfmkp
An4tthefieatVf 4alPPAliw••
Wis on-the pure. white•brovr;
Of* peer histitilly
T go. sha paipt- t • ~
To tile rmt. -
.
e'er - strength shall fail,
I. will tell yOU
Neat: my own hived .botne,
You mist lay poor:Lilly Dale.
'Neath the Chestnut hve,
Where the' wild flowers grow,
A d'tlie'streatu ripples throtigl
; Where - the birds warble sweetly,
Their songs in praise, • • -
There lay 'poorlilly We:
- Lazy 'Joe • iarvey. . ._.
.. _
In the pleasant.' romantic , yilleet Of.
C--------, iu which; the lot of the writer., of
the following veracious anecdote was cast
for some mouths, there resideS, or did reside;
a person who delighted i in the of -
Joe,
Harvey. If Joe . had . any 'fap's, they ; were
drunkennesq and laziness, l.mt more particu 7 -
lady the latter, as'his total disinclination tO
any exertion - frequentlY'restrained - him from
procurin g those beverages=Whichdelighted
his ' soul. — .. - 'I I. ' 1
i ..
During fine - weather, doe Was to beseen,
hanging about'the village tare 'n, O 'sleeping
a l
Under some freeun
around .whie. i be would di
urnally revolve to . prote c t lib self m the
rays of the sun as it traveled . ross he hear H
ens. In winterhe wo u ld .tak tern ein the
poor house, and Cause =the o?n ty t simport
irs most reckless tnhabitant, until e return
Of spring Made hitirleary *dies arnin avail
able- 1 - - ' - I
f _
,• ,
Upon 'dne occasion, Joe h ,iving partaken
freely of mineho..t's good wliiSke,y, had" be- .
taken himself to. his customary true, and 'was'
in, a few minutes in -- a heavy 'sleep. - .Ncii; it
happened: that the spirit ofimisehief; after
hovering awhile over C Tr. ! ~,had alighted
in the bar, room: before alluded to, and had
taken particular 'lodging in' the bra' lof
.Major 11-----, one of v the liveliest of the
lively: The Major seeing Joe snoring 0 4,11.
tegmine'fagi,"Alroposed Oat t ley should
ai i
take and burr Min, as he wasO no further
use to. hirOself, his fathily; or y one else,
but on the -contrary, a tai*every t i ne. ,
The suggestion Was ininit t diately, :dopteit
aria as immediately acted o . To go to the
undertaker's; to ffi
procure a n, nail pat;pat; in.
4o
it .the Unconscious body`of heir victim, was
but the work of an instant-;'anti then-as the
- the I, i,.1...•
newspapers; say mour n ful cortqrept, o
ceeded. ' ' . - ' . t"' -
_ .., . ...
On' the way, th ey were met bra nembi
*i r
ing wealthy' farmer, who asked on) di y
were a bout burying. 'i t
:, J oe Harvey, said the. Major.
4 .11%n is old JOe dead at last,?' - -
. No, he's not dead ; bui we are goinfel
bury-him, . to 'put him out Of the way - befoli
winter sets in. . I -." I
1
..oh,' said the farmer , 'don't do that, e
hirri. go a:little longer, and I will give hTr
enough corn to keep him until spring.
ill /
- At these words the sleeping form * s se h
to more, and, the languid.lmanAlin t tures
of old-Joe emerged slowly from ihelevel of
'the coffin. - His _half peeled eyes vested
two bloodshot balls .which seemed to• fall
loosely in the direction of his noble i tereed-
T er, ; then mustering all his ienerg4, in a tone
above,
scarcely. o a whispor 2 he lug , Ire :.. :
i
.Is your corn 'shelled f, ; . .
. ' No, was the resp •
onse.. i
- ' L .
'Then,' said Joe, unhesitatingly, *Ole e:-
lapsed-into his cofrin,' tote along fbe, corpse?
- —.
. - . .
Mlle ha bit of gossip troui Itt men
tions the pmbable earilniarriage o Gract.
._ . .
Greens - too& 1- with - a wealth.? and licco plish;
ed Arrier;can," whom. Orace cap t ured in the
Eternal City.:-." Well I well in, 1 What 'will
Woinan's Rights do, -after alter more inb-
stractiAns from their . thunder 1 1 Poor Mar
garet -Puller found -_st basband in the same ;
fair Italy, and found too - 11 . .wAte: i ri , grave just
as she was :stepping c : Ter- the ithresbold of
the sea, , into her . own countfi..ll,,Mis: Parn 7 ,
-barn :went to California, got in tuited otionriel
i
got her nose broken in ado
_' :-. " • 'fight, an ,
is now suing for a maiden na . e:il Mrs.' Sari '
helm ' has ;tot a balky ;- Airs. 'Gage has:gon
' 0 ~111ssonri, and liOW' th e c Cler4 cniof,fil ,
Grace, the s'aiicy, witty, obi ingGrace--4
Ifoing to - cotntuit - .' - iriatriniod ;Anil-be sensi
bly somebody !---" Weill ; !if the viiie_
gar of Woman's Rights . is, _ . - faSttnining t 4
. "inother," then we are no: " inheejignessi
Cais,
Paris, and reeentliiitiOie
plunged into the Seine, ant
inglen3ale. - '_l
ion
Ofilo!ifof 'the
LT AVINO.Feenk
Zia JOB 7Pgrt
ROAD
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4_,..„
vigt17.44.114*
CASP
i+i good style,
a . vign. 4 1 4 0. _ i r i .
a
theAP tivantioici
r4Lll:.tan''li44aay.
•
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'sY• 111 ?.
d pale,
• i
the
1:=ME111
'to Itmoo•-is
from his horse'
escued s drownt.
iortinent Cit
iatiful tuati
LENIN,4;
1 .44C( 4 ,if - ,1.,-
:,
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v t
141 ci ~, .:
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- one Aoor, ofil.„ -S. Wilson's
-form — erly nioßnits the
~ ,f4A - f way, Shop.._ , - -
14kkai
•
PACIFIC.
NWICA ST 9.EAT,(neai Broad wrij) Kew
k. A.. F. Sstlisbury J. D.Wlieeler
Li the- view . the Prwes—liat
1 - Clantt WtrisTON.lli - Cci.;*.
ANUFACTIIRERS and Dea/ere ipStraia
Goorl,!;,Hati, Car; rum limibi'ellits,.Para.
Ao 20 --pendia* street,
• • ;
uclWAttu, W W W/NneS.,.
I MIS INGSTRUAI I . DeaIer in Drj
.„oroce r ien;.Chititing, Cropkeri, poo:Its
hoe . kacc.,l # Sitsgatekaiixa _Depot; Pa:
LIAIII.M.INITH & CO, Cabinet
•
ere. thei keep constantly on hand a good
meat of all kithit of Cabinet, .Famiture.—
paid Wire rains st theloof Alain st.
/OW,
ttomeya , at. Law, Montrose, Pa... Practice. In
usquehanna, Bnidfard, Wayne, WyOS lag mad
RN GROVES, Fashionable Tailor,
. hop in Feeler', Block - main strek, Montrose,
M. 51E1100,, - .Bookit. Shoe:Ma
er,. over -A. I:hildstio's. Haruei; shop, Turnpi!ce.
BERT tHIMBERLIN, Attorney at
w,: and ditv.itice of the Pence—Over L L. Pori
CO'S Store.
WEEKS; . :SaddIe; ,llarnesi &.
'Auk Miumfaeturer,—shop at hisdwelliiig. a fOw
s south 'of the village, on Main strO , t, Mont-
I •
P: HINDS, Attorney at La'
uehanna, Pa. Office on Main•street;
tof 'Lenheim's. - . •
YU% Neater in Dry Dods,
'eft, Crockery Hardware, etc.. " fi end of
n
'on " Public 'Avenue, lifoutrose, Pi.
Grocer
liailb
YON'S' t CO.; le ale
Dealers in tiri- Guods. Croce ies, Salt .
. nd Hardware, .I..aneslawo'
CHANDLER,- Dealer. la Dry
Reidy Made Clothing. Groceries, Blinks
onery, etc. Public Avenue:Montrose, Pa
• Rn
.
Retail
Flour,
F. B.
Goode
Stat
•
FRAZIER, Attorney aL Liw.
over Bentley it Iteairo btu re fool of
c.ilvemiegtiouu:ose, •
.offi '
Publ
11110Cik, M.' D.--9ffice and
N°..4, O w ego #treet Mu trn e; Pa,
-G. Z.
• mid
POST. IL' CO.. Deale& is Dry.
Groceries, Crockery, Ilardwnre!Leather.
jetc.,corner.ef Turnpike etiea and Public
-
i NS . & SON , - ! D ealers in-Dry
Ilitr . dware,.Crockery,.Tiirolire. Groceries
etc.; Also, carry on the BOOK BINDING
-public Avenue,Montrose, Pa. . ,
I'
odds!
Boas
tosio:!
L.
DENT ET it ` CID D ealers in , Dry
Goods, Drigs, • . lanes, Paints, Oils, Grocer
- ies, Ilanlware, CI-trickery, Iron, Clocks, Watches,
./
Jewel y, silver gpoOns, Perfumery, cf:e.--Foot
of Put tje• Avon*. I • • . : :
- • _
e. 'D.-VIRGIL, Surgeon Dennist—Of
,
firer-nit:Odd Fellow's ' Ilan. corner hest
. and n . rhpike streets, Montrose, PA.—Plate
-work dune witli the be`t mat e rial, and in the
most toptioved style. , Charges low. i- . -
, .
WM. i JESSUP, - itternev_at Law,
. -And. OXIMISSIONEIt .OF DEEDS, for the.
.-Statel of New 'York, will attend to all .business
*entrusted to him with promptness and fleJity,
Office on Public Squat.% oceupied byllion. WM:
Jes.9up. - . •
GREENWOOD., 'Chair
F TU R Ea.—Also keep! „ion
bancl'Caue Seat Chairs. and Cal?in4
at the . Chair and Ware Shop a reit
of Seirmour's Store, illarford:Pa. [.l
SAYRE, -.BENTLEY ~- ,P.
Mansifarturenrofand dealers in all ki
ings, Stovei; Agricultural Impletak
fidi it Sayre's Store; Public. Avenue:
ory at the Eagle Foundry,.Foot of
. ' *me , I
;"EL TUREELL,
Medicines,
GrocerieN Dry Goods.
01.usirrare, 'olllocks, , W
Spoons. Spectheleir, Mns
durgral 7Am:rum
Mirrorrs Stati onery; :
New ie st; and
„:f4l::*trlig..
,Wou”" Idi:eipec trully . in rtri Isis nuinefor - old
i and' well vie d : aboth brand out of the
Profession.tind the . public in general- that ie_ has
Mit embarked in• the a named business', and
hat tkiw on hand, and is s ' receiving -I-. full , and
we:Hamm apartment of Cry thine:in the line of
Drugs,ldedicines,-Groce ' , Dyes, Paints, &n. dc..
all laic' hbe mill - sell .Cash
_tor Barter. upon
the ... eapest and most ad tageous terms to the
pu - baser. In reference to is Drugsanrl-gedicines,
Ifh bri
he mild simply state, t t they werOsekcted.by .
Mined! from the establiphment ofd P. Shiffelin
Raines It CO. one of:the most rajabletinthe City
of New. York4-and fir tiktity andiphcellence be
&neves were' never ex - lied, :ifewed by any
striate:vet before brought titir Stirigneliana County'.
crs .
BislteCk. of - 'Groceries is ull 'and well licitight, and
''.:' nentlyake be :sold,' thesip.''. Hellas also. a
few ice ,Litiorif for'mOdicinal purposes, which
hi am afford is low AR a Mote inferior article hm
generally twee bough,. for: Please tall tiefore par ,
.chripingeltiewhere.atthe old Stand . of
,Pitlii.& War
in the liuildineyforinerly known air the -Fa.t
nliers Store,7 riPposite . the .''Denrocrat riffice."
• 4. liforitrose Fernery' I, -18 3. • • •-• . , , •
EVERYBODY.
, Attend! ye dwellers 'Death !heat:nil
Behold" the wentleriArt hodi aerie! .
We talk I*.lii - , , httiin ii; ride by ,Istearn,
-And paint by sure eternal b , lnt I
4 .
:trrw iiiiig en
um stop to um rate the 'many
lietierniderirtal froui the" wi " and "track,"
We would 'cili,:ypur iitteetigti•to' advantage
pf p#ong 'oniti:efr,mor,.e of those' bee tifet 4 ;
', . , ':Pa;gitirtOkVPe : Poi - 41.14
_ _
aid
L,
Re
Doctor'
with
i.,AlPoole
'PPbk
I Xottiiim.
Fhb.
•-•
s'nor,'o
-4e -,''.'--
~ a Bush
f F..: 4.4 ... v..- i 4 ,01 , , iu . as
....... .
bra., Conn
11
id
Dii
sh .410UWITON. it ' 'Alb" dol6l —. ,
• , . ft.U• 110 .
a r
-.
- 4 '-', Made. of Pesasyl. ' • '----- - '
Another Eidientifiolikindert .- 3.
-- ''• z T' l ol4tAT` CiURE .. FOFI . : ''.;
~.. ._
.' " DYSPEPSIAI- ..
OR,'_ :GASTRIC, JILICE.
Prepared from Rom, Of the fourtn trrowscn or
orna oz, - after directions of Baitil . Leibig, the
great_ Physiological Chemist,. bt J. S. Viitmgh
- ton, st..ro., Philudelphip, Pe,
-Thieis Nature's own remedy Melia unhealthy
'stomach. No art ufrnan'cait equal its curative pow.
ers, - It contains no Alcohol„. Bitters, - or nauseous
drugs. It is extremay agreeable to the taste. and
may betaken by the most feeble patients who can : .
not eat a water cracker without acute distrms.—.
Beware of drugged imitations. Pepsin its not a
Call•on . thea t and getsilescriptive circular,
gratis; giving large amount of scientific evidence,
from •-Ltcbig's imimat Chemistry ; Dr. -Con/he's
Physiology of igttion; Dr. Pereira on food and
diet ; Dr. John W. Draper of New YOrk Universk , .
ty ; Prof. Diinglisen'fi Physiolo g y ; Prof &Uinta%
of Tale College; Dr. Carpenter's Physiology;
together with . reports of Cures from all parts of
the United-States. I ; . • -.
• ham. Tercel:Lc, Montrose, wholesale and ; reta il *
agent - . . •
•• • . • Taus_ Curs.] - • • . . •
. 'By Special Appointment. :-
ixNow YE.AIar MEN, that we, the undersiga
:. ed. Jaen Pierre, Charles Dupierre, Theoplio
liui Schmidt and Oenii Fritz, or the . Cantons
of
Berne - and . Neuf Chafer, Watch Manufacturer - It
DO by these presents duly - authorize and appoint
Professor J. A.' SI NG LETON, Watchmaker, of
Montrose, and - . WM. SINGLETON,. of the 'afore
said place. to, be MU. Sole Agents for.the State Of.
Pennsylvania, and this said appointment to extend
Smith and West. i• • - • '
. SUS..
ne door
We the parties to these presents, do 81*e to pry'
all Law.costs instituted by any infringement on
this our arpointment, and to • this we. sot our res
pective nAmes and seals in the presence of Carl
Pierre, M DuvaL P. lieughnue... Dated . in SUitz
erland this first day of January. in the year. of our
'Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-tee.
. " JA.Eti [LS . . •
-• ‘.
• • CHARLES LS.]
• • THEO'S BCHM.I DT,
.- . HENRI FRITZ:P.B.UL.
HEAR Y:2; HEAR. ! I
j, FIERIi:AS D. Lathrop& S. Wixidru ff
V T Ituve• formed a 'copartnership, under the
Mine and firm of C.D. Lathrop & CO, dealers in
STi/VES 2721 7 WARE. tkes ;
and whereas jt is desinilile that therna'should
be made known to the public, for the public
as well m our own ;-- • : 1 .
Nutke is therefore hereby given to dui, gond peo
picot Montrten and the region round about, that
we May Still be fpuod laboring at our .vocation; at
the stand en .Slum Street, where-we shall be
happy to see our friends, and to supply their wants
to the best of our ability.. C. D; LATHIIOn.
blpntrci:e Feb.l6. '53. S. A. WOODRUFF.
Mailn
toady - - on
Furniture,
irods north
an. 22, '52
RENS,
I ds of Cast
L., etc. of
tManufste-
I eery street.
ealcr in Drugs,
:ditto, Oils.] Dye-stuffs,
IHardware;lStatteware,
cues,'' Jewelry, .gilrer
cal Inatrurnents. Trusa
' f-icuorsi -Perfumery,-
' bes,bho4W, Yankee No-
,cry -Store.
DIOESTIVE FLUID,
Proclaniatiou.
, .
VALUABLE REAL - ESTATE FOR
' il
SALE I
:. ---....'. - '--. • ' . • . •
,
on r1q,,1,A GE' ', ()TS: situated in the pleasant
,:dIJ est part of the village fit' Susquehatma—also
3 /biases and Lotti in•the most buSinets part of
the
aforesaid !village: Also, .r • - • . ._
- A i 'Farm . +Mk* 133 acres,
with a smitll ithprovement,, the remainder heavily
timbered, situate 2 Mires from said villa e.
• Susque
,antra is the great Central Depot of the.
N. Y. .a . Rai/road, situate at-the foot of the heav
iest grid on the ' road, near' the great works of
Starucca, -onewacta and the Cascade, and posses
sinri-by tore the best watering p/ace on the route;
with t locality hf exiOsice Machine Shops,.
koundry. dm SuNbehannan, • although tininben,g
but 2, inhabitanui, and, but. 4 years of age, is
destine 'oon to range alongside of the most pour
sling n piqmilous towns on the line-Of this great
thorou. h are.' ' .1.; P. HINDS, Agent.
Office one door east of Lettheira's..
henna Depot, Nov. 18, 1852. ' - ;1, .
. , . .
ets . for - the People
ItIISTANDING the _ prediction of the
Albany Ledgcr that Frank erce- will
I d President because the PrO et Isaiah
" the Lord giveth power tot hunt," it
lv admitted that them:dial r can and
BOOTS SHQ.E'S
I ER than any, othershop in town, not even
the.genuine taint &shoe store tkiwn town
lily terms are cash of pay down, and
• Owe inform those who are indebted to
et Patrick, that they %fluid call and pi,'
I
nuffced.- METIBISIAN.
5ept.23,1832: - •
'TOT :
Ne
be elect
says tba
is air-
will sell
CHEA
eicepti
a I
would t
Merril:au
up or
Mont
)arbondale Stages, : -
subßeribera are running a daily line of Sia
between Carbondale and Hopbottom Sift
the :Lackiwiutns Western ,. Raibiutal.
20 miles. Leave Carbondale iit the lawn
ixlnnect with the Cars going North; yet tn n
e oo the arrival of the trainfrian Great
earest,:niost itreet,- and ehtaptitt"rOnte
at Bend - to Carbbndali. Passengers al-
THE
g
bon on
distance
ing, an.
ing, lea
Bend—
finm tl
ways giit int 6 Carboadali : earlier -*the evening
than by II an 7. Other = : • - . •
Fare iempted it Carbondale at the . store or the.
subscriCen% Alain ktreet,n few blocks below Bron
sous . Hotel. ' GROW & BROTHERS..
Sept. l 2 i 1852. . ' tf
- f '
' . New INll4i4l.Bto*e Pepot, 1852.
TT BC Harr isaa jig received a new asid large
.1-1. • assortment of .- ' • • - ,
COOKINIi, PA RE. o .R• AND stio n r , STO VES. I ,
for WOOD and COAL, yhicii in k:oniietion ;with
his preCious stock will--.make an assortment tmu
susilly complete in the mostpopular and improved
kinds of Airtight, Elevated Ova, PfiTtliUM; and
Plate Stores. Stove Pipe, Sheet Iron, Zinc; Stove
Tubes. 4k.c., whit:Jibe will sell at - the lowest picas
for mit, or approved credit. •
January, 11853;
1.60 . K 71418 •
(If a party Concerned.) .
• •
111(1IIE unsettled accoots, notes &e..; of_ the late
it firm .of H. SaYns Co. are nwAn the
hands of Benj. Sayre for settlement. ,Neeessity
eoinpels- him to ask ininiediate isttentbin-to them,
as well as those of his own: If not very. soon set
:tied, they will be put - intotbe hands of some one
for legal prosecution. •
Jim 24th 1853. - BENJ. SAYRE.
* - ..3.000 PIECES
CIF PAPER RA NGINGE, embracing a grist
. variety of beatutifut'patterns, which we offer
Viewer "prites than WO ever' beard of before in
theie parts. Handsome Nail Papers 9Co 10,
a rolf. !lige krtiurs ' .
PAPERS, :
beautiful! patterns-awl sorrier, quald . t7.
We willtnilke interest of a 1 'wishing to
'piperchrellkir; obi or new; to ritliellUe *OM nor:
stock: ' "1 ILBURRQWEI -
Gibion, June 44,1854.
' I A.PISSOIIitIOII. -
,t HE 6014 e t . re Co: - ;:is this doky
poiptil by nothiatexeseat., • Th e m e se , an d
ous,otta - be fit OW iiittbdi . Palter',
for,maini.Nruit•atukaisat l
.1.14460411A5wi11.
-
vspitura)liTYLE,
1.4111) 11A1411t, 0,-,0i1ketja0410147011,94-
.4 2 14410 0 0 11 fey I , lltifi_ PS* M or k fli a oi s h...
407thi °BOWE PrMa':
•
Jet ow;
, 17Wit,y,'DiteaciAlof the- IC
• • Aw . D
. , •
Drie pienis'e ' ' •
- Dill Lrirsi of
YADH,iBQDII Aa COttirrirA • - r.,_
' • TtON, I GWARD PlLEB,l47l.Licitill • •
• • • oR Bi.OOD TO int HEAD; AitinoriT iNIF • 1.
TaE STOMACII,, , NAUSitit, PgkitT•Bitiral, Dia-
Ober 'Oa ' Y9OD. FuLviEss, oe_windarlis tut
Sleid‘Cti; Sou • 'EILIGI7TATIoirs; • SIKKINO *int • ELOTT
?IRMO AT 11111' FIT or THE - STOMACH, : SWIM
-1111.3M OF TUE 112AIN_HURII,IFIO AND
FILAITMLIXO AT TUE "
? • ''HiANT,COOKINOOICSUFFCNIATINd
itIOIATiONLiWEIVIIIif A LYING
POINTIVEN,DIMNI4B OF VI- -
moN - , war out wails
wogs •Ttir:.! I-
Fever and dull pain in the . Head, beficieng . ,o.
Perspiration; Yellierness . of Lthe Skin and Eyea,
Pain in' the side, back, Chest. Liinbs,AC., - titid4cn
6 es of heat, burning in the tieskeonstant hoar
ini gs of evil, and great depression of spirits, cab
be ectuailv cured by - - '• • . •
..13R. •HOOFT.ANErS 2 .
' CELFBRAT.ED GEAMAN, 1117TERS, -
T
,
... ragrAarn ni
Dr. C. M. Jaelipion.
.4%,
the detman Medicine Store; 120 Arch Street,,
Philadelphia. '"" • I •
teir power over tbe- above diseases is nt!.
e led,-if equalled, by any : other preparation i
t tbe
ited Stales. is the ewes attest, in many easel
tf 'r skilful physicians bad failed.
lose Bitters are "worthy the attention of nva,",
: Posieetsing great virtues in the rectification
of 'disease of the Liver and leiser glands, exercis
ing the most searching' power's in weakness and af
fections of the! digestive organs, they are withal,
safe certain'anti pleasant l .l
Read and Lc mrinted.
. - horn the Bostint"Bee. • • •
The editor said, Dee. 22nd...•• •-• •
Dr„ CdebratedVerman Biitits for
the cure of Coro plaint„",Jrutntlice, Dy4tepsitt,
Chronic Sr Nervous Debility, is deservedly one o
the nit*t popular •ntedieines , of - the day.
Bitters have been used by thousands, an`tfa friet4
at our elbow save be has himself received an etfec-•
teal and. permanein cure of Liver Complaint 'from .
the use of tins remedy.-. We :are convinced that,
in the use of those 'litters, the patient constantly
gains strength - and vilor r -it fact Worthy, of.great
consideration. They. are ;pleasant. in taste- and
smekantl can be •used by . persons With thempst.
delicate stomachs safety, Millet any circum
stances. tire speaking from experience;tital
- to. the afilicted'weadvise their use;
• ." Bcorfs WEEKI:N," iine.of the best Literary. ph-.
_pers publiihed,' said, Aue..2.5 - -.
• " Dr. I;ootland's German Bitters, • mannfactured •
by Dr.-Jackson are no - vi recommended by sonic of
the most' ; prominent..members' ef the fatailty as an
itrtiele of. much' efficacy in cases of .female•weak
esk, As inchiathe case; we would
.irtlitise all
mothers to . Obtain a bottle. 'aridthus save-them=
,elves much sickness.. - Per Sons of debilitated con•
StitutitaiS - will find. these Bitters advantageous to
their health, as We front experience the-sal;
utary effect they have upon weak systems."
•
- -Iforc 'Eridenct. • -
• The-lien. C. ,Mayor of the City 01 .
Camden, N. J. says: ••• • • •• • • •,••• •
" IfecwiAsess GER.MA,N Birrcits.-We have seen ..
many flattering notices of -this medicine,.. - and. the
source from. which they-tame induced usto• make
inquiry
.respecting its merits. From, inquiry we
-were persuaded. to use it,•: and midst say found:it
specific in its action upon diseitses of the liver and
digestive organS; and the- poiverkilinfluence, it, ex
erts upon- nervous) _prostration is - really . surprising. ,
It calms and strengthens the nerves, bringing them
into a state of repose,:making sleep refreShing. •
If this tnedienie was more geneially- used we
are satisfied tkore would be less itielaieas: as Erten
the storeach,-liver, and nervous 'system, the great
majority of real and intagnuiry • dis4ases emanate.
Have them in a healthy condition, and you can hid
defiance to epidemics generally. I•h' is extraordin
ary medicine we would advise our'friends who are
.at at all indisPosed, to give afair-trial—it will re
commend itself. It should, ..in - fact4 in every
NO other medicine can,produeestich evi
dences of merit: . . •. •
Evidence Upon evidence his been received (like
the foregoing) from all: tections of the linii,u, the
laSt three years, and the Strreerest . testimony. in its
favor that there i s store of it used in, the prac
tice of-the regular phySicians of Philadelphia, than
all ether rn,istruins enntbineil, a fact that can easily
be estatilislied, and tallY proving that :a 'scientific
preparatiett ill with their quiet approval _
when prestited even in this form. .
• That this
. tne - dicine Will cure Lit:er Complaint
and DYspepsia, no one can detibt'after using it-as.
direeted: It ;acts specifically Upon the stomach
and liver; it is-preferable to - calomel in alt bilious
diseases- s ---thei effect is immediate.. They can be
administeredto female or infant with safety and
eliable: benefit at any time. - •
•
Look irc// . ..64.the.711150 - ks
.
They bare the signature - of , c J
SON upon the wrapPet.l. and his -tame blown in
the bottle*ithout a hichthev are spuriotia.'•
. Fur 'sale Wholesale arid Retail at the' German
Medieine.Store,.No, 120 Arch ;street:, tine doer be
low Sixth: Philadelphia and by respectuble - . dea r
era generally through the - country,: • - ; -
• • R "
.
- Prices educed.
To enable all class-of. invalids to .enjoy thead
vantages of their great re- torative 'powers,
•
Single Bdiile 75 . cent*:
*ll for ...sale by .ABEL' TIItItELL,' Druggist.
identrese, Pa:
July 29,1852.
NEW LINE OF: MAIL -STAGES
. . .
to Montios4
'PAGES will.leave Kirkwood, pasSing' through .
S
CorbettsVille, Liberfy. fie, every mornitig,af
tir the XrriVal 'of the Mad and bight: Express
Traineof ears,:•reaching Montrose
•iwritiv, leave Montrose daily (Sundays excepted)
at 4.r x., reaching Kirkwood - in time -tolake the
Mail trains of cars, both 'East and West, being the
easiest arid most feasible route to reachithe New.
Yorklit Erie anima& :
This line inttrsects tri-vreektiline•:for Ditriz
r ock. Springville, _Tunkhanriock, •Wyoming, and
. .
Wilkesharre, which leaves-Montrose at .I a:11. ev
ert Monday, W i doesday. Ind Friday. Also, a
line to Friendsyslle,.l„eraysvilleotc. % 1' • .
Good Teams stud `coutfortable Carriage's are . pro.
sided, and the -proprietors will spare no paips-to
accommodate: the- public: • -
Dec 24.185;.
••• DRESS*6tIODS
.
WE ARE rreiving
. a.laige supply . of Dress
.Goods embracing a ;great imnety of kinds,
and ofbeatitifut styles and plitterns, and the ful.
lowing kinds ofgcsaii, Viz:
-POPLIIi7S„ -DELAINS, ,I 8 A I:A GE • .7145- 1
LAINS. LAWNS. PLAIN, STIiIP.E:D AND
PLAID CIIAAIBRA 173,-ENG Lb-WI:FRENCH
AND D01(46170 PRINTS..d,c; AT; -
Most of width they Mier considerably lower than
early spring prices, . ••••U: BURROWS ift CO.
- Gibson, June• 24,1852, , • -
•_ . •
FOr - Sale. . • •
iNE, hemlock. Brtva-viond. :and At
Lutnt;er. - also Pale, by
liontiose. Nov . 4. '52. - • A. TURRLL'
Lumber and. Shingles -
-vsav AL .AT: rzo NV •
Iliquire:of 3. LYONS SON
liontrose,Feb. 1853„
. PLO I - :SALT, '&4 ,
t
Cloperftectenesee Jour, $6,75; per bi3l--Fin
!.., do a. 00. Salt l. 75. Bucitsvlteet‘ loor.Ctoli
Meal, Mute Beane, Dried *p.plew, 114 Pork
The above M* 114? by; Ibilma:. bbl. b • or wile
wive try __. . _ _.- , . B. U. LYO g 41 1 39. - ; , .
latiesboro Febru ' ry
..I*-18+53.. . i
POTATOES,'-liiiii tind Ens. 'D!
, cepl, fEc„ &.
pril 4: - '= , L VON
.~S .. .
01 4 4
_ ,
'
A- FOgijaunkat‘helifi l / 4 r! h il i" tivata .
, r
_L... .. $ 4.„0,0,..0...-,._ - tall a 4
gee ' . - .._ F - 43, IGIIANDLEIL.
s ,
~ta~~yst~~:dt
• Pork, Flour and , -9
- A tcgr on it of 11 6 ,0.**ii .
sD.
, pork mod.mat. - ,ta
a r
itltia. •
-I ,
EIi!MEM
1:45 101 ( i i
- ..,
' i ,I.A) •10 - 'l' , t • '
'' ! --' ' 1."• '3- ti tl'l ''' I ' l'- 1 ;- ' s '''
'
.., F ., . •:;1 q jkliet'V u i - ripl. ',. !
~',-
rS ~
' 44 r , r,_c:f .!1th1,L.141-14.eepatintstantly on ii l 4
- & large''."° a P tll 'h!irsastrinr•lit uf .'
'1 1
'GOO S !'
,
high will Isi sold + eirislo fi sh or ready pay
I . , e tuck is dentpord_dfadfint iraternisorttneat o
Ini = Medieiies, Cheiti - Is,'"Pitititi; 011;
. D'A , Skits, ::-OiOigrilii;:;9‘ass Wire,.
_., tpocHiis4 - Sriedicles,ll4 lail•lnstru-i r - , :
.•-•-inesitii, Ytinke6 No i s:= aba ' , t
: .,.... : :- Lioon 4 Ai t , ..-..._,-- ......„..,,,,..., .
'. '•
' ; Plllq..)A%i tia .„ -- ii --
,0; - ,. .. . _
sto l e m it4,,,ii - ,,„.:',14dicil .:,.
Instruments; 81ioulder bniees, Per--
fumeryi Mirnirs, Stitio Or,-Bnlsher, -
t
Shoes;; Canitotitik,lßiniin fluid; 'Lamps,
1 '•Crocks•Witicilefi''i evi 14 Arc die.
All persons wiLkilhur to:purehaT ,or goods in.
any of-the aforesaid departinal ti, .will find their-in
terests protnoted hy calling fifst at the Ling and
Virigaty Store of ' i I ABEL I'UItRELL
identrnise;-N0v...11,1852. , -i . _ ~. 1. . f - ,
-~__!°
sToy;l . :;.. : : : Toy,p , Ll
r. 1 .. Oreat itilid -14iilanyjile _
STOVE, COP,PER'.. PH; 4 SHEET
1 .
-: j, IRON -ESTABLISHMENT. -, . :
mirE subseriber, respectfully inkains.thi public
Li' that he hairireceived, a 'Mike' addititlo to his
fortiter stock of 'Stoves, insisting of a variety of
the most approved kinds,•amottg which are
I,' . • I CLINTON A' t ' -TIGHT,
• . „FOREST QUEEN,.- . • 1
T.4.fi OF THE WEST, .. • 1
IWESTERY i QUEEN, ' , _ 1
ievate4 Ovet4 - 'Of squarer air tight Stoves Are
/ . . :PLICENIX, 'PARAGON, ~.--'
WESTERN 'EMPIRE, ;'., -
..
. • ORANGE .AIR TIGHT
'.. ' UNITED STATES,
_ . FA RH ERS,UTICA COAL ,STOVE
l oriety of Pretniums, some of new stile, the
A
I, 'IVA LLKILI.,, AIR TIGHT, FA &VIERS. -
- "good and vatimis asSortment of Parlor '
Hall Stoves for Wood and Coal Box Itovellaf
'various sizes and patternS be is contintuti y met ,
ins, ant,' intends. I . keep as great it variety of i
4it popular states.' as any; dealer: in the count y.
Persons wishing to purchase stoves will 'find -it to
the it interest tol ca I of him.. : They mrill,find his
. '
- 1 ' - Stove urniture
.. , • - I
in de of • the strong t'..and-best matenm
chip as can be
,tmu •iit "in Mitt or 8100,
an' much better tha i' offered by pedlars,'
I' ' 'tote Pipe .Tia Ware kept .. for sale, and
si rs
made to arder.• : - Ifa melt will be supplied 'with
pins. Made'of attion ntaterialg.' at Wholesale - pri=
ee's; till orders for', w rkiii liis.line will be thankful
ly received and pun tuallittitendeil to.
•_ i - i JOHN CO TON.
,
trreitt Bend,; July 1, 1852. - tF '-• - .
: I
I
ali e
• ~ rtir a for Sale- I .
Penn ' a.
In Susquilianza. 1 C o r se t oy,. .r ,
iitIIE • SUB.I,CP/B OS ,rill ad as .4.otits
• for the private sale of Real Estate, -Parnis
louses and Lots--located in Susquehanna county
la. All who Wish to offer their property fur sale
mi
'if giie a minute deicriPtioff of their Farms or
'is as follows: - .Number of acies, bow man y -
tt 0
limed; and ho w
-watered ; Buildings: Orchatd,.
i l iafted or common fruit: other fruit trees,and shade
rces; how; far fienr3lontrose, and the nearest point,
to a depot on the New Stork 4: Erie Railroad :price
and ternisofpaiment. AR who wish to sell or pur
chase Real• Estate, will receive prompt:attention
by calling on on. addreasing us at _Montrose, Sils
auehanna county, Pa- 1 ' -
• lar Coniey r ancefrom,*ontrust to the premises
free of charge:l - :
.1. , '• '. • -
, O ffi ce on Turnpike street,4. doors wet
Brick corner. 1
furfollowing Farmiand Loft are no
sale;' - . l .l . •
• 30 , im. Fr n VI
. no. 1..40 acres, , a ie_ouse and Bar
no. 2.:80 ffcretti,l - 501, do.. - --do*
.P 0. 3 .. 10.6 do: - . 1 - ' 601. ; do. • . do.
r ho 4. icro do,j, 601. . do. - do.*:
no 5. 70 do.l - 40,. -• . • do. , •-, • do.'
•pp 6. 1 96 do. .F • 361 do.• •' . do.*.'
-Tio 7. Store, W,areho ise, and -Lot.- , .
no 8. 145 acres, 751iin, framed housffand barn
no 9. 52 i dot . 35 ; log house . , barn*"
Po 10: 2 , "do r - good Irame..bouie and barn,
Po 11. hciaie : and lot.t ,
no. 12 100 acres. 74ira. frame - house and barn
• n0..13. - 340 ' cit. 200 im., do - do*
n 0.14. 56 d 50 iM, do • ' • do*
h 0.15. 168 do 60 im.. :
.. do . do
no. 16, 120 . do. _ 55 jin. l ,?.. • '
60.17_100,
7 t i %m- . ' do
'Po. ifs. 112. 0. tm. • do
jrio.l9. 300. ..00 , 6proved, ido
no. 20. 1.1•6 100 im. * - tt do,
no 4 21:190, 120 . t •- •Im. . . do
n 0.22. 90t,
45 ‘: i m. .do.
n 0.23. 45,- 30 ; ins - , , do
no. 24.•292;=. 225 "- i • iiii• - ='i- - •:'•do . - '_
no: 25:125 - acres, 106,im. :. • do •
no. 26. 196 do 1401 inf • • ' I do :-,
'no. 27. 80 acres F _1.45 initi.*
;n0.28 . 11, good saw m i ll and " dwell ing.
;nott9 - 134 acres, 90 -; frame house
'no. 30 133 •do 108 • do'
n°. 81.135. do• 08 • do •
liari.., 32-.• ho , d0.`136 •-•,, :do '
'no. 33 160. do' . - 66- ' dii
.
fib. 34 150 do' • 860 dd
t1n0.35' 150' do ;80 - . 'do '
II 110 36 300 dO 1'i,41 '.- do •
II no. 37 -10 0. do 440 ' -do •
lino: 38 176; do
.- 140 '' •do
1; no.. 39 : 175 do. '' • 96* . ' hrs.'
Elo. 40. 80" acres ' (45 improved.
I no. 41. 212 aeres;l6o . iMproVed.* •
; no. 42.: 92.• de 54 ''
.., ' da ' '
I no. 43- 4'acie, all iiiiiihired.* • • ,
no: 44. 138 di) ''6s " •• do
no. 45,:800 di!, " 200 ' i d& -' _
..- • , .:'
n0.•46: 126 •F. ' ; 84 inf. . Grist Mill - ••'• •
'no. '47 •• '-• 204 acres r- ' 160 iiii proved: - •
no. 48. 103lacrea. I 80improved. " - • ''. I
n 0.49 88 acres, 45 itnproved house,and barn..
no.so'.B3acies; . 63 improved, - house and barn..
no 51 95 iinEet - 464;hipidied, " do. --- - • do.-
no. 52.126 , acres . 65 improved. ' -•= ' ---
no. 53, 200 hares; I improved: ' • ~ '•- -
n0..54,•146' acres; .1 `unproved
no. 55, 60 acres, 40 inproved,- ' .- .
i ll
no 50,,50 acresi;4o - limprov.nd - '
no
.. 57, 2.36 - acres,••• lob unproved : ~
no 58: • 65 acres,- 32 . timprioied., . •
,- .
Priceltoul...[. tslo tp436 2 .per titre: -1 , j
..„ .... _ . .. „
is
W. K. HATO!. -
1•101t0AN it WEST
App
dF Stfi-
11 0 31 4 1) .
,
t '
-.- r 'l
N. B. Periton ire icing toiriuriltas4 aitypf the
above, by giVini thel NO. can obtain gs . futi deBcris
iutr.l ALFRED; lIILLDWIN.
1. E.G. BABCGO_E.
Oditkeri• 1850. r .-
maVked thus V) have been sold.'
Moutioae,
8.--T
‘.
,
AT T . OLD /Mak ND AGAIN. 'I
Wire 011 &ie t t i berkt, haviog remitted the above
JL named i iniss under the managementtit
Mr. Alfred:Sayri, respeetfully,soliet (rue their ohl
customers id' thli line, a return of:their p.ittiamge.
M t tt.
r. S. is 'Ali e perwitml 'and • skilful !wartime",
having learited Idol business and _for, man ,years
worked in some,Of the best shops in - New.' el
t
ty, is coin taut to•dwany kind of work that , may
be _entrea t itio hiat.l.-..„Promptriess, moderats eAar
get, end th l h euisratityof ell pod,Watehes, we trust
will scurefo...f}4
'G ibere of, patronage. _
old . ..11i4s !mob; to order, mind allkinds•Or Jo*
elfy..replutedt., l,-,-,
:i4 , -..t : .f. -.. ) -__ ~. IitiTLEF- JOISAD.,
- '`ll4 , 43l"Oesiillov, 0,.•1551. 1 •-..-.., ".-
•
• SES4PUNPIA. 1414 STORE.!
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SAVM
TX.A.VING ju
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orderW frionitthe:t'
with skill aid des
ly en hand
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LOWS, (1,
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-We invite. l
Which' We taan a c
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' 'S.LtLLERS -
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lar attention tO the - 'Plow i .
1:0, We puinapiepirirsindkeep 1
. ' fel Biatehky - Pliron'. - : •
Abe exclusive right go . , Main
i f Nio - °:'unlYi W,a7M . ,W.yoiXiXg, • -
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cnt r lros Beam Plow. . .
. elioTerlibY fion..-eeePOis the
' brate;i for:its 'Xiipjr draught, lie- .
.than airy now inuse l irkge i ts
ility is rester:" -I ' .
CA ;NERY , j' -: ..' ' •
of , all hinds sic:fizi • and 'repaired by exper t -.. .
aim! niaehineatt : -:,.. '-' '-... .: - ,- I- .
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Steam Eligia r,.• ea "tigifoi.ll.l4lB, Shiner .
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Awing the 'oyes . w ich we` intuMfactur;iire
-' '' -HE YS ONE, CooSilig Stilt. , •
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• ' PREMIUM, - ':.• .
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And other. kin :iilkarni' a fix• - i?nrning woostoi
' Self-Re Ater, - arlor Stoic,
• . Cottage arlor, -_ . ' - do • . -
_ - Staifley'
~ eye() s i zes, do
And a variety _ of other a
'Parlor Ses; both wood
,and coal. Olinera - We. kedp also on hand tirincl
-stone, trimmings. Pot Churn trimmings, - Umbrella
and ShovelanctrungS Stands,.-ac. ite- • Work 'd9 o *
to order on. short notice and • at the lOwest. prices.:
..- virOrderiifotSto've a ,A g rienlnral Implements, ,
&c. are solicited from those in the trade,ancywiß be
filled at roisonalile'irbOeissle prices, -3'. ' : .>."..' •
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:: . ' : S. H. SAYRE,
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B. S. , BENTLEt,
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.:. S. PERKINS.- • .
*-4•011:.1852..
' e have porch - !
lure mad cell
I nd Bradford, •
Rich's P
is Plow is rose
stales.' It is CO'
insist-third cosi+,
stretigtkand'darS,
` Montrbae;
8 and Its
to county
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Rublip
CelOriat
lv on band. •.1
Side Bill;
Mil
of v arious
. pa t
hope by - itricti
share of pOhlio
• tir*tiairi!l
Feb. Ei:181
Empire State.
Premium -
Parlor, Chute
Strive Witte,
Ceru-taleileis.
Points, tie.-
(mid to sett ch
Tepi.2:4oB
t of the
ofrered
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. ' f LOOK. '• 1 . YOUR lAND-' , A ' t
THE, sub - , ' 'bit will ottießd to oconsi., '. I cal
AL [at his.olol iisiiiess of SUR VEYIN t is this
•vicut l * ity . when kiesired. Many of lite old 1 arms'
thialiounty slibtild be re-aurveyed, lip 14 4 ups ,
retie* theold ',litittlintirks, which are lia ,4 le to ge
lost Oroblite ;tea by"time sow.to oeetters 4 disputes
and' diffictilti i fur time to come : , .
,Every unit Oho
• cloel not kno ; the precise location of al his lines,
'and corners t re f ute, Should see :t o ; it in Season, to
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prevent tutor trouble anti . litigation. -
.017, CO VEY 41.2iT1.A.G als4, attentled tO, by.
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I. I '-- = •. . ~-.. 4. W. CHAPMAN
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;Montrose,ct: 29, 1851 i
TEMP RANCE SALOON AND
GROCERY -
mid s,fined I hat-mg-received a choice lot
AERIE} are selling them on ass res
sonable tll j r iti as-theikean
_be bought !bis side'of
•New_,YMk. ioice us a call and see for yountelves.
Turnriike eet, one dUiir east•of Baldwin doCox's
Saddlet-Sho We 4ly'
constaAin band;
Ord gilt; Lemons, I Plums; Pita ea; Figs
•Rai .Nit4clof all kintlit, , 4e. •
y Foßott !it it -lsk• •
do*
'do
do •
do
do
do*
do 4
'do
do
do*
and barn
do ' .. .:
do
do
do '
do .
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r.orne syles. and
• - patents ever 'Wired in this,
whi#h are offered at' xtrimsly low prier;
ding a taigel4:4 0: handsome Prints f lor dress
'petion yer yard.. I
, /11CIAROWS - It CO. 1
`toes24, 1852.. 7'l
-- s i - life Insuraire :.. --.•
'tli' edStai;! - Z!fe-Insurance, , :dartuity arid .Trwl
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T v : •?nliaPs :iii hili4ilpil'if'?i-hailer Perpetual
'`,C real. 's2
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n- Q ,: ENTl:Eir,:die;t ferliaid Crania
'l,Pi 4...i.11 .-ky,.rill 'recoil? - applicaiioai for
, iaquiratice did will giro all - accertsary
_irk/oratorios
cialiffierainoliesiriat to ratik+ l app)iollion. %. -
leforstresOct. lAI I IOBSO. I -.' ' ' -
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- L: :Fire -I: -Fir . I
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MOE au . : riber has .beeen'a . . , inted agent for
1( - the ~ le.diftslistl e .Fire / ' ranee Company at
Marrishurg iPs...
..Tlll-Ctanyci ,s• has a capital of
$100,01?0,•akid - insure on the at kor mutual flan.'
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'Also.agriit for th Cash - Mu ', al Fire-Insurance
Compatiy at ihrrisburg... , Cap ' ~ I ,stoo.poo-,en ,
tirily-ti, Stuck : Com:ny--ins . exclusively at
stuckratest r !, .-• --.,'• • :, • : - --.'; - .
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The standin,g4 . he above:companies is well
Itnoivn:lo be of thi st order.' The above compe l '
nies insure as.n crate ter as any safe eon.
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panieti in tlie . Uni ' Citizens f our Contr. - de.
[ string to ' have their property • !mitred, - still Lave
, any:Jam-citation free y given b their pgeo; •
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,Monbuso, Aug. 20 , , 1852 . . ..
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-1 l oader tht l o l .l.
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ILY, are DoetAnrepired 4e fill
':and - di work in their line
tch. -They whlkeejieonstint•
0 W- - SHOP .
,SNii" .irtiti I LISHMENT.c '''' ':
(OTT _ W oul d riskeifulty - inf Orin the
that till:) , "
are manufacturing
_Blatiik
'Ploies. They also keep emlstant,
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flrciyne' ci4nty; ci!id Pen Flo ics,
df'Pr4 , PO CAW*, Sleigh ~.-•
Cliititi . !Loco, - Plow . -\‘
IPints '-' ''-
ini.too - n memos to mention. - -We
tten4on 16 bilAness to, receive our
: patrdnik4. Manuf actory D. Poses
) - ndiyi• M. Mott near Searle's thilL
done , on Short notice:
t - ' mk.RtiVr. mart, ~,
, 'I ELIJAIt MOTT.
4 16..
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1120M.11111311:11 wirocis,
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Ved DEP °Ts
11- airtight Cooling .Stovf
* do. do. •
do. - - I do.
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;itrulShop Stoves foa. Wood or Nal
" 'l.loe, Elbows, Zinc, Tip -Ware, ke.—
Stroui:Putters; Sciarrs. Ploughs'
.Please git give us all as . we or.
• aper tl!tul the cheapest.- .
L•ass
E Efate
1 ven; l '
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rints
at stock kind
?finis.
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veatest variety.ofitana
tt' Saw mill.
tying puiebasedtbe above
keep
, constankly On band
Flour—Cori
finality - Also,
td Bran;
Custom wort wOl
in all vises tussaist9.
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GOODS
,IVING AT -!
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the Am, -
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4468 - 11,
Ric fol.. Cow
Mite dajlig the kelei nesg •`
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tarlinerehip.- • .
i - ..katt :vit. - ram win at ,
Amir ontruided,io Oeir t*"
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