II
gi bes, 2 of aflime.) - 41114,pltriet ,
e d hand h Sittpin.. • ,
Product o rods,3l37 , limbeliateera .
About 12th SiipttimberCut up the Corn at
t he roots and 4 it up in the field. 'The !:
p i e ee was OM* with the white flint
RODNEY JEWETT:a,'
Brooklin, Dcti 1846. -
Sugar BeetsfThe premium for this
im
portant crop watt awarded to Eliakint Revd, ;
EFq. of Bridgefrater, for one hundnellatuf
e ighty-five boshe - ls, at sixty pounds per bisah- 4
el, upon one qcurter of an acre of land . ; be
ing at the rate Of forty-four thotiand f‘ ur l
hundred poundi per acre or, twenty-two'
tons, twohundfed pounds per acre.. o t l i eil
large crops Of ]!eels were reported, and-sinnel
Beets were es torited, by S. Meylert, Esq.;
weighing twelve and a half pounds each.'
Mr. Cornell* , f'. Curtis, of Blidrwateksi
raised a very] !sign crop, and exhibited somel
fine specimefis.
Ruda Baga.fThe premium for this crop '
w as a warded to David Post, Esq., for three
hundred and fifty-one bushels upon one
quarter of an !acre ; being at the rate of
fourteen bandied and four bushels to tilt!
aor e. Z. Cantlah exhibited several larg4,
samples.
Butter.—T* exhibition of this important
article was atni{tll, but in quality onsurpassai
bit. The pretilium was awarded to Mist
Sarah M. Wafer, of Woodbourne.
Cheese.--There was great. disappoint;
•
ment expresse4, by many, that the exttibii
lions of MO afticle of .our exports were - no
more numetotia. The premium was award}}.
ed to Joshua r *. Curtis, of Bridgewater.
Horses.— l tPtew were`exhibitel The pre!-
mium for bstt z Stud Horse, was awarded tn
Frederick Enters for his five years old Dun
Horse. The
, e .Prernium for the best Mar e
was given to Thomas Johnson, of Bridgti
water.
Neat Caft/i r —The exhibition was limitad
in number, bikt in quality was very fine. 4
The premiiimifor the best Ball was award:.
ed to Thornao Nicholson, Esq. of Sprifik
Ale, for lint EfUrham Bull, 3 years old.-1
The second premium to Caswell Ives, Of 1
• Liberty, fo/ liis Devonshire Bull, 5 yeats
.01t1. The 4 premium for the ,best Coif,
was awardo 4o Min. C. Ward, of New
Milford, for 4 years old Durham Cow. 4--
'ile second prinium to Secku Merlert, for
a Doihout bivr, 8 years old. The, want of
space prevent a atotice of several other fine
cattle exhibittd, and which were noticed.)
Sheip.—Tie first premium was awarded
to Wm, C. Ward, for a South Down- Buck,
and the second to Win. Jessup, for a South
Down Bu*.z The first premium for the
best Ewe, topeorge L. Corwin, rutd•for the
second - best to Wrp. C. Wahl. . 4
1
•
Swine.-4-The ftrst premium for the best
Sow was awiirdefl- to Abel cassady, and the
second to WIC. Conklin.
Farming Impkmcnts,Few were exl4l)-
iced, and report of the Committee on
this subject, will be Appended. The Wash
ing Maertitc*, , invented and patented by Ira
Avery, Esii.,of Tunkhannock, is worthy of
attention. i 4ccompanied by his Wringing
Machine, its is believed to be superior to
any ever i n tise in this county.
To the HOniPresident of the Agriculttirall
Society lof'Susquehanna Countp
We, the snbscribers, two of the Committe
appointed itcq examine Implements of f hus
bandry, iec_lido report that no newly invent
ed articles' wire presented by the inventrs
thereof. Muf they would beg leave to call - the
attention of kthe Society to a Strew-Coning
Machine, ipt4sented by David Post, Esq.; ofl
Montrose,!cnigipally patented by Mr. M. sr.' 14 1
of the state i New York, and, to which ' F!: 41 1- i
Post has 154; riOt for this County, astyna , r
.Committee Understands, and that, as your
Committee tthink, is a yet; improvent
uPonieunie 102 common use 'in this section of
country. 1 Your Committee, arsi; examined
with much Measure, i Corn-Sheller,' presen
ted by 1164,,Wt0. Jessup, which, front its
simplicity, ind from the rapiditywilh Which
k Shells theN3nrn from the cobb, canno(livell
be surpina4. They would, also, notiee!dse
Gauge PloOgh, and the Sub-Soil Plongh
accompanying it, as articles of great utility,
both of which have been tested and Were
'presented b Judge Jessup.• 11
Other articles of husbandry were
~ ' nt
peas;
ed, but ntsq l so many nor so great a va ty
is your Cotionittee hopes may be pmietted
at the nett !4kuntial Meeting ofthe Society.
Your Cononittee Would also call the at
tention 'Of libe Soeiety to a Maki* *s
aline, reeeitly invented by Ina AvelY, tag.
of Tankbabnock. It consists of two,perts:
11....
.one for wiishing out the elothes, autoitne
..
other for wogitlgAbe water from them, end
your Committee -feel well assuredAhet from
the cotietiction, and the, principle "on'
which it acts, that it far surpasses any thing
lithe kite f ever used in this section a-the
_.
. ____,
Country.t seem to : combine
all the . gooss .
'qualities le other Machines,. without theie
faults of thinning and wearing dbe l eloilbes,
itc. Maitts. Lyons & Chandler also . pre
sented 4 0 Tight Alt' B torfs :Fith a's eY :.
regulator this to heat and diaft,7 which to be
spprovedlir every one only seeds to lasieen.
k BENJAMIN S. BENTLEY,
, pail! erINGLiY.--;-,.--7..;
The 'Wien filiniked ninny lieli l,
saniplesi lit- Needle-#ark and '.DpOescire.
ManuffietAiel, and lifirs.',' R. I. Niiiti. Aw l :
!Untied ea e' -kir nu*
l ux,
doub *at oak' Ai fitiiiik,PecAls6l3. 1 tiiii,
branch "Abit fi tionvOl!befE,47.4l 1
in eerie y '', benniyj ~ . ~..-.;; :,, ,i-
Very eY urthel l o l 4, ll '.... „f*ei_e'll,_.
,i 1 '
return 41 the' Society, and -Uirla Rif ' ill
cm;
' ' cA 11 Mi.0 1 M 1 Onorlkfir,"*.ntrir
nie , tainefelylo:44 added** day of
111 4 11
tha air,,)!ltlialad that **Os_ of the
.2 1 . • p'll; 11. i -.l o4liiiiiniii*rigrea.OY,"
i ounn si:4 .o 4.o- t i*liiii it i u ji4
1 . 1 40 . :t Meant of each; at the neat Fair. .4
; 4 .
i.,23,4 ..,-....,::,,.,
• , ,i4TESSUP; Cheali6 i an
n • . , 1 •
_of the Executive dom. -
, -84, Tli;ciii•o4 aisetnbled inihe COUrtl
hou , were greatly edified by the Canary
sin am and 4 ., , Bante ducking, during • tbei
' 4
exe ciees. r .
NsTLvANtA:iiil /. 4 . •
want ated, t 1 inithority qt . , Oe
Conistoiusifati Pautisilmniitz l .
.iivr FRANCIS* SHUNk,
_ 1 . • ..1 ..,
GullEANpa, Or - a - HT SAID cOII[3IONWEALTHI.
„ 1 ,...., A iith '
cLimAinok ' ':
\WHEREAS, the . public and.,
)gra eta eaclinovikdgment of the;
i! . .,..q. - gimdoese of , God,.--the confession ,
, , of't* sins, and the supplication of
Ndir.'•v . .4,4 l FOutirlitedfavor, is a duty, not
moTeittiposWily-the Obligations of,religion,
that Sanctioned bY the dictates of reason
And*hereaOyjilielienetal observance of
a day' devoted tki these 'sacred duties, we,
may hope to avert merited judgments, sem
csqe the blessingitHlS goodness has - pro
*d i and bind ourselves together as" a cam!
m*ity in our 'allegiance to HIM, who is ]
riglifiil sovereign, t 1
Prnattzroaz, in accordance with my, own
sense of propriety, and the solicitations of a
large number of !respectable - citizens, I ap‘
point and recommend,
Thursday, Om 'Oth day of November, hest,
to be observed ; by the people of this Com.
menwealth,'as,` alday of Taniots4tvizio To
AIIMIGHTY Gob,. tOr his goodness vouchsafed
.... :i
to s during the past year—in continuing to
us the blessings of civil and religious liberty
. n preserving us from. the ravages of ma
ll ant;diseatfe4in loading us - with the
f its of his bOunty—in furnishing") abun
d illy the meads of individual, domestic 1
iuriprovedient kind enjoyment ; and in con-
tinning among us the institutions and ordin-
ntle.es of our. holy religion, in all their puri
fying and elevating influences : and while
ths with,grdieful hearts we thank him . for
hit goodness; let us acknowledge our sins,
h it
invoke his forgiveness , and supplicate hiS
. *wed raver to ourbeloved country. Let
u bumble ourselves before Him, that in his
ly providence We have been involved in a
war With a neighboring Republic. In our
tt aziksgivings for the victories he has caused
our arms to achieve, let us commend to his
compassion the hearts that hrive been made
desolate by the ravages of the sword ; and
e*rnestly pray that a peace,-alike honorable
t ° both
tt e
minims, may be restored ; and..;.that
4 e,elhole family ; of man, united in the hood
o fraternal affection, may go forward irrthe
c Invation of every peaceful and useful art
a d science, in' the advancement of civil'
C rty, and the universal diffusion of a-pure
;wrong
undefiled religion, correcting whatever
iilwrong in the .condition of human society,
to' the achievement of that, high and holy
ilestiny contelateti in the purpose of in.:
finite benevole te.
'riven under my hand and the Great Seat
i . of the State 'at Harlisburg, this twenty
( first day of dctober, in theyear ofour Lord,
1 one thousand, eight hundred and forty4ix,
1 and of the Commonwealth the seventy
! firsi.
IIY TUE GOVEILtiOIi.
i
1 J. MILLER; ~ ,
I- • Secretary of the . Commonwealth.
fl, nffititliLE.•--4 correspondent of the St.
Ileiouls Iltepublidan, writing from Camp. Pat.
ersiit; near Barita, mentions the following
ificident: '
I.k . ~. murmurof indignation was running
illarough our fines to - day, in consequence of
alt scene of unusual interest which transpired
.ere. this mornin g . An old squaw; from 4n
emcainpmerit OrLapan Indians, about. two
'napes • below ui on the river, came to ,the
'camp of Texan volunteers, and offered for
!!stde two Spaniib girls, from thirteen to four.
:)teen years.old4 They 'were dreadfullyetna
,ciated, and almost destitute of a single arti
ilii- Of clothing. The Texans mired' the
girls and squaws, and carried them immedi
ately
ntely to Mad 4uarters, where, upon exam
za
~,. ation, it was !ascertained ihat fie Lapans
d inurdeied:iivtiole family, the parents
, it brothers attic two girls, in the.vicinity
I
,of tbe 7 Rin Grande, stolen all their property,
! and led the tito girls into captivity; there
i 1 ~
t ry
they had trio them with extreme-cruelty
lintlneanysitt - ed them to death, and were
flow offering t
"em for sale. . The girls read.
lily . po i nted o ut the. lintleiiers of tbe. out
rage, ...,
Rage, and some fifteen or twenty of them
;were arrested, ;for, 'investigation , by
ithe orde4 brGkn. *mil:"
.. . _
CaLii BLOOi)ED Mcanza.= - A man named
John Hagerti, ofbad -and desperate char
: acter t -facent;ivent.-inui the house of Mel
-1 choir', Feiji ,in ,Lancaster city; and 'at
*halls. 'Flamillis wife, and a son of 6
n
yioW , Oflige, withinn axe,. killing:4llcm id.
l ie
molt istantli t, Another soli, with a child,
maii4Wesea ;:from the back'. window of
-the loiiie,.an yorthe*r.m.` Haggerty
is in_ ' ' -- L *L'ilcja.
't - - k -- ' -9
- . '--,:----,---- • '
OEM
citSiip.; 1 raja' Poirciellola
~:.-41"sider the
*Ow C*Kitutp".9(llo4 - "Tork; f ilibuld it be i
tollopietl;:**.i*. ! **lliiiiiie th'elect about
fire thonswid Pifccr,, lamOng which are 34
members a qougresit, 36 electors, 32 tiena
toil, igs ,li*iablriiiien, 1-governor, 1 lieu-
! tea* go l. 'llo - ieere.ififY, of st"i: l Om 1.-
itrtner* 1 ...:; 0.4.: 1...att0, filCi!,9eaerd, 1
state enginee ! 1 state surveyor, general, 3
'canal ountiti...** , rili!'.3inspect Ors of !State
' 2 iit*ort 13 judges ofthif COOK 'of - appeals, 82:
judges of theluuptcute courti..sB4ol,jek of
countyConits i ' 59 county clerks -and, clerks
!'sapiense cOurbi 1 elerkloeciOtif **Al
mi
1 4 , 4l l eriP , 200 cliiiineri;'!-56'idlitrierattor
r.,17ends
I
net's; - . 71.1 - besides i justiCesofthipetteei
1 mid Ecohluel ' iee.
' . sottajorai .2; ! r t.
-1 ' ' • ,I
~
Lusa_ or : tr. ,Murcra;. - Bsircrille
irtlistiAotial it6ifity„64W.PiiiititiOr;
i f I
I itft , itiorpo# . . - * wad inst..4kObarkltoa,
1 41601ijiltiCat re.'lelf on - thailifthi and to
" - iainkinc - 'alien:llli* Otuaillth4an
40:the 614 14411*"'S 'Mei,' tieia!Stivan
40:: . 'the - passengers and eta*: *fete all
liike*lreafe;bol:;s l to baggage! arid-theTboist
I li ** r• l'hi g ale *or aiteiniiiiiiiiii*io-.
I . ripe 4utoissoo:wo..,pitesedik
-- 'ltolteiiutooper:jleviO.Oriaana...ant:GillnSj
-.:
.. ~,
took
SEEpticol6_: - AbeitiVrrn Tuesday
last
last a etraPiting i . W ee, had
h4nself 04'1 . tiffiref Of4*eseaU:ioing st
Elowhi'il Wharf; and full
1004 fiiiihteaviterie 'to liinifielf,tft the
vtaWbeneath Litre; 'O4 - 'the one side.and the
diecklif,the„veisel , o&tlitrothei... .He u nd
biee4ingirc this unsafe ennditioiihr some
time,lorbenle . beenita reed** and
ttt shiMig WOIO4 101 l orerbtitinl.iotq
the (kck." Several gentlemen *.On thkirliarf
Having observed him fall, immediately ran
on board of the vessel, One. of them carrying
With him a long 'pole, but not the slightest
ofthe, man could be, discovered . l'he pole
was then. used 'foithe purpose of teeling for ,
the bedy, and it finally struck on a substance
supposed d to be that of the unfortunate ne
gro, On attempting to draw the pole up,
something teethed to be attached to the lOw :
er end, but with little assistance it was raised,
and the stipposed,drowned man/found cling
ing in it with both hands ' but little worse for
his ducking . On being asked how it hap
pened that he laid so quietly on the bottom,
he replied with the utmost innocence: 'Why
bres4the Lord, masse, I was sound asleep
till you stuck that long pole into me, which
woke ere up and ahnoit knecked thetref out
of m body.' This . inay seem like fiction,
but it is a serious fact, and the negro. still
persists in averring that he was sound asleep
untathe punching woke him up.—Baltimore
Sun;
rir The Election of Mr. Lelar, (Native,)
for S heriff , in Philadelphia, is opposed by a
pet4rn filed on Monday in the Court of
Quarter Sessions. .
from tip arm.
The Requisition for Troogis.
The Government are very wisely calling
out Our volunteer forces, and again is heard
thrjughout the country " the note of pre
parnnon. „
The Pennsylvania volunteers, it is said,
are ialready called out, and a requisition on
Goernor Wright is reported to have gone
up to Albany. It isyrobable that three re
giments of volunteers wi l be. mustered into
seriice.in this State. Gem Taylor must be
reinforced, and it. is absolutely necessary
that the government should have troops at
their disposition.—N. Y. Herald.
intelligence by the Neptune.
From the N. 0. Jeffersonian, Oct. 14.
By the steamer Neptune, Captain Spin
net, we have Galveston dates to the 11th
inst.
The news from the'army is but little later
thtin that before received. The loss of the
Adiericans in killed, wounded and missing
(a 'Jerre number having been taken prisoners
byithe e Mexicans) was about 1500. The
loss; of the Mexicans, in killed and wounded,
aniountir to,. by-the morning report of the
24b, 1957. Icis,. however, generally be
, ,
be
liel'ed that their loss exceeds 2200.
The chief of the fighting was done in the
btieets of Monterei; wherein the Texan Re
giinent, and particularly the Mississippians
add Tennesseans; together with the regulanS
utlder Gen. Worth, displayed the moat
diuntless courage. On the last day of the
battle, General Worth, with his. division,
stAeceeded in taking' even of the enemy's
bhiteries—three of Which were immediately
turned upon the palaeei In performing this
dhty, General Worth lost -300 men; in a
hind to hand fight.
The Texan Retiment suffered severely,
and determined to take their own way, and
*lied to General Worth to permit them to
gu ahead. It is reported that Gen. Worth
gave such permission, and soon after'they
Were pell-mell with the Mexicans, sweeping
eisry thing before them, until the Mexicans
cried for qudtter. During their attack upon
the buildings, several Mexican women were
killed.
It is said that when the capitulation took
pace, Gen. Taylor had not more than five
ti• six rounds of ammunition left.
We have received an extra of the Gaives.
tpn News, of the the 10th instant, containing
iptelligence from the army, received by the
Eipbooner Blanche . E. Sayre from &aunt St.
,/ftgo. Captain Hill the United States quar
ter-master at Brazos St. Yugo, received des
patches from General Taylor on Wednes
day last, which Captain Wetmore of the
Blanche E. Sayre, heard read, and commit
iicated from reollection to the editor of th
Newe. In the information then commutill
Fated, we find nothing in relation to the
Jeige of Monterey, in addition to what has
heen already published here, except that it
stated that the Mexican' loss in, killed and
wounded Was twenty-one hundred, and that
four hundred were taken prisioners during
the e combat. • The American loss is said to have
w
n, in , killed and wounded 500 ; in which
nearly all the accounts seem to agree. Of
this number two. thirds were :killed. We,
have already eipressed our unbelief in a
report that the Mexicans had lost 1,500, and
this kit report, considering the advantages
Under which they fought, taxes credulity to
the utmost.
The city was in possesion of our army
'when the bearer ; of despatches left, the ene
my having evacuated it.
t The report that the Mexicans had taken
a train of waggons, on the road frourCantar
r tgo to Monterey, is contradicted.
1' The editor of the Texas Democrat says
!that General WOol's division under Colonel'
IvHarney, would leave San Antonio on the
tit ult. The route will be by the Presido l
fromwhich place the passes of the moun-
/tains are distant potmore than forty miles.
:,whiCh can be deAnded by a few resolute
'men against great odds, but opposition Is-not
t anticipated
Texas havingifotir regiments in the field,
'Govemorifenderson is, ranked - as Major
Generill Mirabeau A. Lamar as Division
Inspector; H. Lt' Kinney as Diiision.Quar
ter Master .' and; Edward Burleson and Ed
-ward Clarke is Aids-de-Camp.
.. .0 - •
; The HoniT.Talsbury arrived in Brarlllll
'on the'2lst instant.
• Arrournourif arms Passumurr.-!-Johig
A . A*Thewts , l o -boliegovii - of. , Legation
lathe:Baited States near her Baitanic Maj
esty, Vice McHenry Boyd, 'recalled at his
own request.,,,
of Ma. Fox-- Theißlitish Arm
' istce at Washingtoo sI A Rt. Hon. Henry S
rot, Her Rf4pse: Majesty's Plenipoten-
LiZii . 4 * 4' l l4eiliesdnt the United
460
=I
"._ 1-ITI
From. the New Orlens Bulletin, Oct. 14
t;q11
MO
' - ':-'` - ''"lha --, - . • -ate" edttlet-Waw. -1,
: Ceetwat.6l.oe-RADoitt.XllwhOdiii
tinguishad Ihnnselfio mu& idthe battles .4f
Pale* and Itaraca della Palma, was - as
4
conspietiou at *onterey..' Haiingkound',e
twelve piiii der,liti , one of the forts 'taken
trent thi_ ealcan, Tete,tl a -Plattanl 2
for. it : in tb fort , F dit upon the env
y with tifaltualt 0 ' tive effect, 'Capt.
Ridiely; 0' peinfing the gun - himself; was
observed constantly to *mat the platform
w i t h e toy-glen land watch the effect of each
ball, and manifested the greatest enthusiasni
and delight iThen the shop told well anion*
the enemy. :Cara: R. is said' to have no su
perior as an artillerist, in the army. . 1
Geri. TAYLOR' had a horse shot under him
after enteriag,the town. He continued din
mounted tor the remainder of the day's fight,
exposed to the hottest fire from the houie
tops and the!heads of stieets. t
i
Cot. H A YS-There wits' one instance Of
personal conflict which might - recall to mild
days of chivalry Col.. Hays of the Ist Tex
as mounted regiment, encountered a Mott
can of the same rank, add a fierce contest
ensued. The Mexican, armed, besides oth
er weapons, With a lance, rushed towards
his antngonitt With his ugly weapon. 'Hays,
by a quick Anovenient of his fine horse, a
voided the blow, turned as his . adversely,.
passed, and ishot him dead. This encoun
ter was so eiciting, that the Americans a
round him elmost forgot their labors aid
danger in their intense interest fur the iii
umpb of Co!. Hays.
Toe TEXpi RANGERt4 are fortunate in the
possession or good officers. Hays is cele
brated for his coolness and courage, qualities
which eminently distinguished , him while
protecting the Texau frontier from the in
roads of the Cammanches. Walker, the
Lieutenant Colonel, is well known to every
body as the 'Captain Welker of the first part
of the campaign: Chevalier, the Major, is
scarcely less celebrated, having gone out
alone About a year since to the Rio Grande
to gain informatip of the Mexicans. On his
return he suddenlfell. in with a company of
Mexican cavalry. Chevalier had lost his
horse and was on foot. ' The captain of 'the
party rode up to him and ordered him to
surrender. The Major very coolly ...drew a
pistol, and presenting it at his head, made
him swear aped the-cross that he would or-
der his men to keep baCk and permit him to
proceed ; and in this way reached the Tex
an settlenienta .
rrrwr' . l . rrwrTlNTi• - ri:i
COILUECTED lIVEEKLY YOH THE PEOPLE ' S ADVOCATE.
Wheat flour, ;per barrel
Rye do • do
Corn meal c do
Wheat, per bushel
Rye, dp
.. - .
Corn clo . 0,77 ' 0,80
Barley, do 0,24 6 0,32
Oafs, d 00,30 ') 0,38
• „
Flax, per lb , Ameriam, ' 0,0}2 ' 0,087
Tallow, per i lb. rendered, - 0,07 6 0.07,
Batter pert . Orange en. 0,15.6 0,18
do i vrestern dairy, • 0,10 6 0,17
Cheese, per 113. 0,00 6 0,07
-.-
. .
.
Beef, per barrel, mesa, 6;50 ea 7,00
do ' prime, 4,50 G 5,00
Pork, per barrel, mega, 9,87ka10,00
de'. prime, .
7,874 e 8,00
Lard, per lb. - 0,046 0,07
Hams peril:l , . gmeked 0,05 la 0.08
Feathers pet lb.'live gmse 0,25 0 0,30
- Ox honer, per hundred, 8,00 612,00
Cow i , do 2,00 Tv 3,00
American woid, per lb. irti?ron ' 0,27 6 0,31
• de; , full blogd Merino ' 0,27 6 0,28
do 4 & 1 Merini.) 0,10 ra 0,20
, • do, : native 4- i Merino OA fit 0,22
Receipts for the Peoples' Advocate,
: For the week ending Oct 29, 1846.
Jame!' Dwlter, . 11
,00 41 14 5 5
3.N. Brooks, . 1,00 " " 52
. ,1,00 " " se
Lewis Brnik, ,50 " " 52
rseo. Eastman, 1,00 " " '53
CONSTIEiLTION OF TBR' BOVILBS or Costiveness,
headache, giddiness, pain in the side or breast, nau
sea and
thy complexion, &c. are the usual sytaptoms of Liv
er Complaint.
Wright'ti Indian Vegetable Pills are alatays cer
tain to' remove the above cemplaints, because they
purge from the body those morbid humors which
are the cattse, not only of all disorders of the liver.
but of every malady incident to man. A single 25
cent box vrill in all aim! give relief, and renew , -
ranee willinost assuredly drive every particle of dis
ease from the hod).-
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills also completely
cleanse the stomach and bowels of al liilions and
putrid Minims, and therefore arc a certain cure for
colic, dieuntary, cholera toorbus, and other disorders
of the ihtefaines.
CAUTION.—It should be remembered that Mr.
'Edward Cole, of Philadelphia; Mr. John Dixon, of
Easton, and Mmisni. Browning & Brothers, of
rhaad e lnbia, are not agents of ears; and us they
purchase no Wright's Itidisn Vegetable: yilts at our
office, we: cannot guaranty as gennine any medicine
they may
.inve for side. , -;
Agents for the sale of 'Wrightis Indian Vegetable
Pills in Montrose, Mina & Sherinau.l;'or other a
gencies see advertisement in; another Column.
. . .
Dr. G. ilenj. Smith ' s improved Indian Vegetable
anger cowed Fills are now considered preferable to
any others, as they are both pleasant and efficacious,
ana as they possess tonic, aromatic, and aperient
properties, they remove all oppressive accutnula•
tier?, atienuthen the stemach, induce a healthy up
pente, and impart tranquility to the nervous system.
They al e cure dyspepsia; coughs, colds, bilious
complaints, headache and foul stomach.
Office 479 Greenwich street, (large brick block.).
EirAvrays ask for the Improved lueian Vegeta
ble Pills,
rirmia see that G. Benj. Smith is iFrittepi with a
pen on the bottom of die lam.
Agents—N. Mitchel Co. and J. Ethridge, Mont
rose.
In Caibondale, on the 24th inst. untie a few hours
illness by croup,.J.minis littera, son r 0 Peter Byrne,
Esq., aged 4 years and 3 nionths.
• In JeMup township nn the 7th inst. Mrs. Astniu.
Hors, wife of Mr. Daniel Hoff, aged dl years.
In j*tice to the memory of a deptirted friend, it
may be i remarked that she was iMmemed.of an ami
able disiposition, :was *most affectionate and worthy
friernottverneaby timptintiples ofthe GosPel in
doing to others as She wished otters to doinito
her. At bet own request the conOlations of the
gospel ivere tendered to the. t9ounling rebitionic
neighb97, by Rev. *M. ,D!ilongil
..but sorrow , not sus those Without; hope.
ing she tuts gone to heir Fafherimaiyai gather, to Isfal
God and our [;ode • ENID.
Mom.
_.;
HE.Aubioriber, thankful 4r past fro t rot 44
friends =alba public, resprtfullly utviiestbeir
.attention to the new_ and lipl e thial totiof, Goodt wYsi ]
open , consisting of.
ryGoois Hardware s erackeryi
Giasfji.lareagokio-gleuses ,
orPci*is Aga"; _Bopks
~ 86/eithiari; Fish, itf,
Will be 'obi mime as usual: • ,
t;2B. • !. r.
f lu,4vrigissit-Arg* Butovi torte , j w*
47.40w.8enwi4,‘ am. Or,c. , .
114. !'
• .
whie gu l;
0
N. 7
Be ,
=I
$5,75 6 6,00
2,50 . 6 2,75
2,62 6 3,00
A CHEAP FAiltY PHYSICHN.
DIED
.2414 ' --L,;•• _bet Ismaicarroutlyzeport- ' •
.
:ed thnnto the cou n ty, arkl:
'the dee opillOnoth '
. • sts,ilmt • paint Of-.o.lriety and:' '
‘ 1 1• .= • I, f . ;*9• l pt , y.of,HATR sad pa! .at
.
At li"' RO°T'S . - gall B!ore Po tlit; Vest
side of th PO& v .'e in McMtrose, 'eiceetli I . ly
thmg allr hind evei - O piertifirsileinthisiissam
ortonntry: , gender :discredit. the rthisor t
R'llineukb4 l ! Itte roott 44%u
a attt: „ • 1 ... ).
_•.. - 1 ii:Onr.dhubtsaro.traitors, .1 '
And riutheMs lose tho 'good we a mightivin:
9 ,
Oct '42; 1846. .- , -
-I. . ' , _ •
tO Doienr. ', .i '
~.
wing lIITRIA, Brut, Moleskin. and Billilliatlr l
' of F tind - Winter asilions, on hand at Ilderrth,
& Root's 11-litt Store, which -will be sold Jchleaper
than err'for ready [eq.! ' - 11.
1 l!i
1X DOZ, 3 colered and net . Lynx, Geneti, 41 Co
t/ ny Aluffs, at • ! \ Merrill &. t's.
~
6 DOZ. istuirrel Bons titd Ladies' Far Caps
1 , M & 's.
Caps
: I
seal; Nutria - end Muskrit Fur
..
50 riplat thieF, .. i i , .
~ . nt % i t'. I.h
- On WZ. Men' Boy s plain-cloth of I
At/ diffetent styles - Und quality,•at s MI 're fr
di DOZ. Men's and Bay ' s silk and cotton lazed A l'
17 Caps, *few dozen uffido • Robes, and nos quan- are
l i r
ty of hair ilia, sealet, sad worsted Cups at •Ilt& R's.—:
. i
9Ci DOZ. . sph..conity, imitation :brush, ihr sad
.7_ woo) sprung, and wool Hate—also ifot Ca
ses, Muff Cases, Cap Curs, &c. at M itlit's.•
CABII pt l id for Peltshy . ; BC* R. .
. r,
...
11QIINOH4MTON Plow Points for . • /1
ce944
-LP • • Bide, Hill do. . - 50
Also Way* County Points at
Montn O c t .
Oct. Ti. 1846
4 - '
SELECT SCHOOL
} AT'
GREAT BEN
A ,,
SELECT SCHOOL wilibe opened in ihis vii.
lage tin Mmiday the 26th of October, tattler the T
charge Of Ir. N. DUBOIS,. • i
Teemtjohuition ter:Varier 1112 wqki.
Orthogrophy, Reedit* Writing,First La*
sous niZAritbmetioi and Parey's Geoft., '
roPhY. ' ' i $2 00
Geographi, Gramtdar; Arithmetic and Anat. ' . •
ea; , t,. ' i F 250 • e
Ilistory, Ancient. mid Modeni) Drawing,
Chemistry, Philosi . iplry, Botany, Geology„
Rhetoriti, and Logic, •• f i r 300 li
Algebtii, :Geometry, Ron-dying,
.(theoreticil
and ipraOtical,) Book-keeping, Astronomlq ' the
and44*ich, t'l 5 00 acc
Frequekit Lectures will . b e giccn un.•;varions Wi
branches of. Natural Science accompanied !by illus. or
trations alid experiments.
t , wi
r:"Sclickil Books may be had, cla4of the
Principal) and board:may .be obtained i pectu-
We families at froin .1 25 to $l. 50 per w.ll
- Bend, Oct. 20, 1896. •
ii L
PNOTICE is hereby given to Tenons
feengerned iu the following Estate, to
-' The *Mae of SVLVANUS IV. MUT T , late of
Herrick tovvmdrip, deceased, -
Charles Tingley, Administrator.
That iluf accmuntaut_haa settled his tuitmut in
the Regukter's Office in and, for the, county tif &ague- d %
henna, 4d that the same. will be presented to the
Judges of the Orphih!s Court at Mentrosol; on Mon- th
day, thi 16th day of Nov, next, for caasfirmaticin
and alleiume. ! • ,
• r, H. FINCH, 1:10. gister.
Regisihr's Office, 'Montrose,
Oct. 14, 1846.
5
1,05 rd. 1,05
0,70 fa 0,75
, ~
“SUGAR COATED" PILLS.
R Ili 4.1
ware: Catilion: 1
The tecreasittg ialipularity nf,Dr. G. Bei. Igmith's
imprarid Indian Vegetable sugar coatedVills has
indecedla number of persons to , make *inethilig
they call Pitts and 'mat them with sugai; in-order
to sell them for the genuine, while they #o not pos.
se w a *tittle of the goodness, nor evertpissim
in appearance to-the oinal Dr. Sintith'slPills: In
'short, they are an intended FRAUD tipefti the cam
manitril A minister who atfirst had mil:interest in .
an imiertiou sugar Coated Pill, unumfact*d in Al-',
bany, NI - 1., has given them up, as he Nils,. on air
count ottlie miserable dishonest partieqmicerned
in Manufaeuiring them. The sameare now
indhstrinusly circulating reports cal to injure
c Ertj ts
Dr, Smith and to affect the reputation aft ' valua
ble pills t but miller than notice theintinfiablic., Dr.
Salida if about to institute legal proceedmirs against
them fity their slanders, as he - has in tuitither case
againstita similik party, in which he tticovered a
large amount of 'damages. These misershle imita
tors hate to resort to the most abominable means to
palm off their counterfeit Pills,; as the pablic khow
that Dr' Smith's are•tbe unglue! and genuine. Sev
eral instances have come to public notion in which
lite ha.4llx..ea endangered by the - unfortunate use of
the colinterfeits. It is Dr. - Smith's Pills (bat are &-
lug so tench good in the Country—as tht 7 folloWing
plainlAshow. P. i
Mori; Ministers use and recommend Dr. Smith's
Pills than all othertr. ..4'
, ThiSis to certify that I have used the }durst coat
ad Pills Manufactured by G. Benjamin litinth of N.
York, for some time, and believe them 19' be a-good
Medicine i audible, from impiry . in thatieity, I am
pitrsuatletl that ho is the original uweatoc il and there
fore is!'plitltled to the benefit Of the inveutam.
S. WILLIAMS,
1 1 Pastor Ist Biptist Church, Pittsburgh.
i
~,, i
I'' ' : rota 4/4.5 Dive Hen's Chickcsi, (pet.)
. We4adl the attention of our readers tp the certifi
cate' offllec: 13: Williiinfs i Paster of Ist Baptist Church
Pittsbirgh, iii relation tif Dr. Sinith's PM", . We can
oA
ourselves bear tirniiny to the excell ''' ce of these
Pins, hue of us liairing . used them sail aperieuaed
efi
great teller from them.
Tha l
nbove is the best paper iti the .416 of Del.
. . . .... i
1 VEGETABLE ri , ~, •
"'""Tliel " IMPROVED INMAN irLLB, „
tau.
gar catted,) sae earniirilY doing much !.... in the
icholci country, and ate, highly esteem .. , if one half
is 'trail that ppople write and:say about ~ m. They
hrB srC easy in thdir operation that all ll et them.—
'The editor of the Northern State Jousts!, • (one of
. o . ,liiigest and beet papers in tho state of N. V.'
11
*tei as follows I
Dr. irt,', BFaj. Smith—
. Deiir sir : I - was laid up with a lia4 cold some
tsme '" ince my return llem.N. Y., andduring my ill.
'nessmade trial of your pills, and ! must say I
form 'them excellent. I They are the t medicine
for ti purposes they are intended thal.l have yet
seen. I seldom take Pills, but I fourollyours entare
'ly free from tbe.ol3joatieris to W - hich 'other pills are
liable. Ilepe they Will continueto 10 a source of
profit to you,•as rd: oubt not they will be a tumuli of
relief to the afflicted on a large scale. 1 4 . 1 ' .
Yours truly, - 'I." GREEN.
.F. • -
;r1 - I. Tonawarada, Pa. seirt 18, 1C46.
Dr. G. Benj. Smith—.
D4r sir: Year agent left with nieilt lot of your
sugar coated Pills, and .I hire bur fetilmiesleft.—.
Every box I have sold bas given- err*. satisfaction.
I halo taken them Millar and I consider there. the
best.` I borderer used, and I cheerfully * 6 / 1 1-
met 4 to the' public.; - I wish a f r supply at
onct • Venn respectfell 1 .,
I!. k . , JACOB X ER, P. M..
.''.
...,„000 - :, •- ''. I . —4.- -''
,
Huntington, Ind. -.I ;ie 21,1846.
De. Emith— •,1' - ' ;+•. - - 1 .`'
D4ur sir' I Atil MOUt one of : your lin Y.egeis/de
sugar coated Pills, and find them:: . so fast that
.I.think , yon hi/Abetter, send me tweitross itnntedi=,
early. They give such general owdhtirott that pea.;
plo Come at leapt twenty for , than, and **lris
generally Imarria4 itlekela for theiiii I would be
very to get Tan. '), , -...,. , ; 1., ~--... • J :o;, '
, YOWli Bespectfiitly, - 1 I .
''' . : tii .. , ~-.. , , :,- ft': 'RE & CO. - ”f*
AIWARE! If (I:BENJ: , B34IT •!ii be nuttwrit:
to wilt a pen i elithe ; bottom of the boa, aitie,ogai.
cogi"-rabain,..coviTznizyr! , ii.i.., .-, 1 - it
. • cipid Office 179 theenwieb into; burtbilik
bletk; N.Y . . Puce 4 6 cents a boa. i; i --,.. '. i.i ' 11
*gent for life - iunities rku - VatiOlibliv•
to 4
4
s um coated Fills. , ! . :-.41-,v , A1,-;. - :!-i 0.1- -,:. .-, -.- , 1
Montrose—N. Alitehel&ea; , titSt ,'-[ Et Bridge. „i
err Milfo4-1 1 1 • BufritT. ,- , - , -t; 1 1' ,_l - 9' ?' ~ - -- ,.k .,2i:
I li
106,.rlitiltE.,-I,.ettlidthr-iiii Ct'',•..;`:"' „.,-:- 19.66 1 1
1
-.lb.
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M$ irs
iSTEIVS NOTICE
yiratertown, Siat34 1846
. ,
I, tatTANS
THE ra, .344kerisc= v!* 6=
h • 'fife I -
their *no* ' t4ose poLate
leiglitEST
i - '
nioreviiimt- Wper,. them in
.11111811;111`; 1W - EGINgt ,
this plamOdakb ther# 6Bl4l Thret
4 -- uire
no almilint to m a r , 6 ._t
ES /PCKIP
tt 1846 .
that
NOTIC
ALL Ji*xl c..Tir ; ;;
rm. .t, are hirl!rnoidieti
been *gnis4 ixdb;ntiaitv- •
•
notes - • be, fund at
0,
souk= zit : . and pap a ya 0t w,
cost• !tr . niode aftei.the ft o oth
Mon . septa 13;1846.1
1
.OZMIA7OI i
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art 0 pia Hat y, .
t Ilart ee 'l ."
„items, who tool
ohoq ii mplestiNtio '.
Ito retina dim.
+ ;18 4e; - ' , •
11
DOW:GLAS
,y ; 1 ; B•by , 10,-
' i y, , 0, - 10 by - ' 1% -
1 4, 19 by 14;
i y 9, 10 by 15,
and 14 by - 18,
. 9, Bby 10, 10 b .
: fotittie bv yo
'''s
, 1046.
, Dept 30, .i
mr2
I. 'KEEP IT I • 1
T din` cheilped lot of e
, marke t , - can now be f. I
9. LYON!
i 6 fiati: Calico for Ows I,'
1: yds. Shading • , do. 1
r lbs. '1 Cdr. Tobacco, - ,"
lbs. i Young Hison3 il l ,
lbst CoMish, -..'
, Cofee; Molasses, &e. I
Iga.:\.( (0...• A • ' 4 Ol
I the . . ':- t nevraGem Tx
, 1 • ..., , I' ii,4l I Ii •
n. Tailor of
no
to• the late call ant
1 Fashions, which he hes
no ariff,l heis bound to 1
ith eat Ste and substantial y
Cit *lig on Short notice in
ro ' y made up.
N. p;--Nlanted; a fin ti lit
13111 . 1 lad abort 15 yard old,
eharaCter, &c., as
1 rwinesi. ' ' l4 - one . need n
well recommended. A
- s JOHN
M.ntrose 4 Oct. 15,4846.
IREW
11E6 irem the 104
01 oi. . - -
. deep Fed yearlin _
.size. 'Whoever wM •re
- 4
I 10 . tionjwitere ha mail .
. I, .re ?while:. i• J
,: gewater, Oct, 13, 184 r
MONTERO, BOW
1 J. B. S
& 81* Maker-- 010 1;
of 1
.111 kr Wilson's
OWFA
r brestiwer—s
at af_N.llallla
1 i .
i R. S.F.A • *L
t asserppeut of I i
, • ~B:xi. -&-c:, rest :i e
1
I. BEM; IS.
. in Sian- t Hard Ware
o of Ph 4libAvonct . et,
LYONS & C :
erg in stoves, . Ti 'ware
. &c:-7-Eastside of
I-.. ME : RILL
lets in?lots, Caps, F.
' eat sid, of Public A
- 1 E. W. HA
conthibes the 131 ,
brsubes at his old S
.1 . B. g. - BE
.rneyai , larar,at the 0
I.
, the Court-home.
JAMES lt E
.ine
t andp a t Making.
ointingi i . . 6 Paper
, • old stul oi Twom.
lA_
. CliAlli
rnentet Law, Office cry
• • CO„ comer of ,Pablic
I PARK &
• •
ncums, Surgeons.
'ublicAvenue over the
E. 8: Pans:
LINES ID
,r, noble TaU6iv, over
Bibs°-~.
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liisdertlht '
ri4Tialari Sixtvike:
TlTii.d ,
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veilitkolikop the
bQ *Da
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did die are,:
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RAIL l't) 4 `. l
icrar he bra Igo
Bao A. Peet
for R DEWto t
Pak ( it ll4l 4l#
thek or
*ma 110* tl*
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autildeti 3 i
jag received.'lTiiiir
lease hii
siarrant4
bed, • anboils infra,
froatthe cionstfrytlf
rePtice ur.the lam" .
Iyy but: :uth. at eaii
"GROVE% 'rate
Ell
et, fot4rOna ham')
STWEA iibota
ruisSid steer, iigWe
Coand,. &nit rereiter
iiN TRUMBVIL.-.
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11UNTOAT.:,'
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p on Turnpike, it. hi
; ts
& CO.
nods, Crockery,
Public Ave-uae.
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Dry ,Guou!si sitc4 Vest,
ANDLER; •
tt:liioneiTtrY Goal.
Airenhe.
Rt. .. r
Plough
Plough 4Z
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, cosiness
near KeeleesTaygas
LtY
office nlew ram vast
DRtDGE; —:
Aim siga ,, idiVraire,
Hanging, . Shop ak
M 2121
the ikore of t,t. pot
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I, west videriif ~tho
- tore of R. Set**, Om
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