Ei;IM cosaattui rrUCLT POR - Vnr. PIOPLZ ' S ARVOCATZ • • ENNSYLVANIA.,. — PhiladelibiLlsiala, ,c Man & ideobardi par Idoyazonunutbk - par 'Peodloanagup,kank Per :11aadi mites . 25 dui do. Par Peuntyrii ai). Pit =wn Chester Chester co at W Montgomery co par , '.-- Farmers' b'k Backs co per Fumes' bk p.r Saxton Northamptonno sale , Lackcaster bank tier Fak bk Lancaster par Lebanon 1 dill liarrisbnrg ' 1 dia Middletown 1 dia Carisle 1 dill -CSlambi& bridge par .Nortitaraberbuxi par Mears' bk rtsville ipar Wy'g bit WilitesiVe 1 dis Pitta demand iota) glls ‘1! certificates •.1 die notes' .1 dis To no Sale York • • 1 dis Cletlyab - 1 dis Cisamburg 1 dis Wayneideg 2 dill Brownsville 14 dis Erie 2 ' dis Berks co bank no sa k e Honesdale 1' Bk finwfa co ais Lewiatown 1. dis tom bit Warren no )isle West Branch bk 14 dis Dinner Script. I 11:1300 dis Lehigh co bk 3lldis Lehigh Nav Script 10 dis 4th May issue ' 14 diis NEW YORE. N Y City bank Clintonbk N Y 39 dis Globe bank fraud North River bk'g co do City Trust & Ek'g el do Wool Growers! bk dis White Plains bit Ldie Lewis co bk dis Far. & Dro bk Buff 5 dis Mrllere bk of Clyde 15 dis Farbk of Seneca co 4 dis Com bk of N York 2 dis lAfayetto bank dis N Y Bk'g corn 60 dis Dry Dock bank - 1 dis N Am Trust co 2 dis Bank of Buffalo 55 die Bank of Bmckpo t t Hamilton bk 33 t. Coto bk-Buffalo 53 die All solvent banks dal dis Country banks 44 dis Except . bk of Colum-h bit, Green co. son,Middle disteni,! Platrinarg, Niagara, Wash and Warren, Wash Man Co. 'Wayne co bank Men and Planters' • Del Co bank fraud Ex bk Polteepsie do Pottsdam Manuf Co do Red Backs jal die NEW JERSEY. Mechanics' and Mannfisc niters' bit Trenton par Princeton bank par Plainfield bank 37 dis State bk at Camden par Cumberland bank par Mount Holly, par Salem Bk'g co par Monmouth bank no sale N Hope Del Bridge I dis Trenton Bk'g on old par All other banks par Far & Mech bank of •4 Brunswick no sale Hob Bk'g & Geo btoke Washington Bk'g Co • do Franklin bank do Jersey City Bank do Motuncnith do N, J Manuf Co . do Protec and Lombard do State bk at Trenton - do Bank of N Brunswick do Mech hi Patterson do lIINGRAMTON . ADVERTISEMENTS FM NEW TEAS. AT IEW YORK PRICES L. REIIPORD, of BINGHAMTON, N. has made arrangements with the NEW YORN_PEION TEA COMPANY for the sale of 'TEAS in Binghamton, and can furnish his customers, and the trade, with Teas at the same prices that the Company charge for them in New York, which is, at least, ftomlone to two stains cheaper on each paned than the Grocers sell at. And in every case where these Teas do not give satisfaction the money will be paid back for them. - Catalogue of Teas. GREEN. Young 'Hying; good, do. • do. sweet cargo, dn. fine cargo, 75 do. do. silver leaf, 100 Silver /44--aeldcrei sold even by large dealers, be cause of the small profits made on itisale—is a very superior Tes. do. do: golden chop, 1 50• Golden C/a:y—This is the finest Green Tea cultiva ted in China. It is of the first pickings, and ex cels all other Green Teas for the deliokcy of its flavor, strength and arona. - Heretofore! this Tea • has never reached this country except lots to snit the purchaser. flyson, fine, ' ' do. very fine, Gunpowder, fine, do: extra fine, ImperialAne, ski Writ fine.'' Hymn-Skin. good, , ' BLACK . Piing Yong, strong and good flavor, Ning Yoarr—The grocers !argils at 111 t Ooluitts. Oolong,arialacroas Black Tee, I. Compare this superior Tea with that sold ' grocers, dig + as bang an Oolong . Tea. The • ism° °9lplain the Amara= * too palpable. °llll p s i rt= • 75 50 li t'. • • de. extra V firm, ' . 63 liowqua's Mixture, a rich and highly Severed 75 Pekin Flower, •. ' • . 100 do: scented, I" 50 , 'NeFut Ultra, 150 Ne tss Ultra—This Tea is as fragrant - nd sweet aa,a nosegay. ./t yields &perfume that trulyde /*Wel. It is,of Garen growth, and tenor to say thing Of ihniund ever sold in this try. GP The aline catak!gue does not prise all the varieties madOned in my assortnien 1 have every variety imported, and every shade quid*, axis in =gait , the riaost-futidirius pure . The a bove Teas are all done up in Chinese , in quantitiiirof * lb., 4 lb., and 1 lb. each. , Recoreitradatient. I - We Bateeilitild the Was inputted by ; Tei CeentieWA/6 Old 77 Fait= street, live will try *OW Olken. They are I'. I delimit., Teas- are ever drank, and wham". 011 . 1 1, 4 1'.10 61 "E Pest. lon nig Itte Of. obiaieing at, all .! tee.bY the ales vrintleneko pripmviAimadad Tea 7? Fulton at. , rosy Wee itobably the *$ aid greatest vetttiuty. l , , of, • fine Green and B of any . tele entientin United e at ebituileno, eattirslcFrx, • *l et it Imo ham 7 0 1 0 11511114 ." patatele, to cobtakituid Green sink She* ; ,uotilelleene soly'• visit the - Pee:brio' Coopsay, 75vadrif esjaiisinsaidira teas aa yos amid — Pat thli•JO .411.0441.. te/Witilkiektra....Tbo robe' Under $5B - dis NEW HAMPSHIRE. All solvent Nags din • MAME.' Calais bankloa— kgrictdtaral bank do City bk Portland db Damariseotta do Pdanwntiletk - do Stillwater Canal bkdo Bangor Cora bk do Westbrook bk do Citizens' bk do Globe bk do Washington co • do Frankford bk . do All solvent banks dis VERMONT. Bank of St Albans dis Bii of 'Bennington dis Alt solvent banks dis • MASSACHUSETTS. All solvent banks I} dis RHODE ISLAND All solvent banks dis MARYLAND Baltimore banks 4 dis Pamlico bk * du Mining batik 1 dia Fredericktown dis Hagerstown dia Far & &Idlers' bk H r gerstown broke Westminster , •I dis Wliliamsport f dis Cumberland 1 dis Salisbury broke Franklin bank dia Susquehannah broke Millington broke Frederick co bk Idle Broken Mu various prices Baltimore & Ohio Re lief notes 10 ills DELAWARE. Bank of Delaware par . Wirn & Branyw'ne par Farmers' bk Del par Union bank • par Bank of Smyrna per Under *52 dis DlB. OF COLUMBIA.. Washington City dis Georgetown dis Far & Mechanics' f dis Alexandria dis Bk of -Alexandria broke Mechanics' bk broke Franklin bank no sale Merchants bank do VIRGINIA. Ss bk & branches dis Bk of Va & bra'chs 1} dis Far blt & blebs 11 dis Valley bk. & b'eh 1 dis [Ur Wheeling lali dis Wheeling p notes dis NORTH CAROLINA. All solvent banks. 2 dis Small notes 24 dis SOUTH CARD A. w All solvent banks . 4 dis 5 Small notes i dis GEORGIA. P Bk of St Maryill Ocmulgee - Monroe R Columbus Phcenix bank Exchan'e bank Chat It bank CeVr#bkof Mill Get B'kg co Amster B'kg co solvent banks ALABAMA. All solvent banks 5a6 dis .mall notes 8 dis 01.110. gds 2 die Cincinnati Solvent bk notes ILLINOIS Bank of Illinois 70 dis State bank 50 dis KENTUCKY Notes 2 dis Small notes 3a34 die LOUISIANA. All solvent banks MISSOURI. 2d All solvent banks 4a3 dis INDIANA. • 1 All solvent banks lie. dis FLORIDA. • Southern Life Bz:Trans , pormtion Co. $0 37 S in small cu. zi - Pekin if we the matt I them at , 1111 - -d, ink eaa. But of the 10 Obtain lab for. Pann 75 and 77 Fulton rt. have im•W late this market so m e ose hmdred4hamend dollonirth ofithelneit grades Green' and Black Tea. rows inlbeigekninallanidre, distiOLP to alLthe *molts faney4seliagea thatiPhinens ingsninity , can invent: las San to buy Tens it this grill esiabbah:g ment,iand a luxury and ecinfort to drink them.— nel n bea gliOd teas totl*. ttlfrVrettiil theliat Sale Ws; `Country me nts tsi to good_ can 400iNIS Ahem at this place; . oa. , ; ar Tito above TitAltare . ior ale by L. M. REKFCIED . Bole atient for Broome. County. Bingiminton, may 11, 1.41174 lAA of Popular Medicines, FOR SALE B Y L M. REXFORD, BINGHAMTON, N. Y., 1 WIIO' keeps constantly on hand a fall sailors- S of genuine DRUGS & MEDICINES, PAINTS & OILS, DYE WOODS & DYE STUFFS, GRGOERIES, FANCY ARTICLES, &c. &c.--all of WW I will be sold CHEAP AS THE CHEAP EST. • Pates. Sank Sarsaparilla $lO O 4 , . salt theism remedyl 00 Roman . eye balsam 25 Indian 4 Panacea 200 Mciumat's elix of opi um • 25, Phittney's Pills 25 &37 Mcdfat's life pills ps a 50 dO Phoinis bitteps ,1 00 _ _ Sherman's med. lot's 25 Brandrcth'spills 25 do fever 'a ague do, 1, 00 Post's poorman's pills 12 do dinner losenges 150 Bedean's plasters •25 do poor man's plas'r 12 Libby's bitters 75 do Olosaonian 1 00 Nerve & bone rhea Jayne's Expectorant 1 00 - matte liniment 50&1 00 do hair tome 1 00 Wilkinson's tamale do tonic verminge 50 wound salve 97 do carmiruitive bale., 50 Thompsdn's eye water2s 'do sanative pills . 25 Hill'sUlaim of honey 12 Ndley's , pain extras- Cepaslia snu ff . 25 .• for 50 & 1 00 Hungarian balsam of Hay's liniment for, ;life . 1 00 piles 100 McAlister's . dl-heal- Washington elix. for ~_ mg ointment 25&50 dysentery, &c. 100 do hair oil 50 Cooper's corn salve 25 do toilet oil 50 Mars's cern salve 25 Segur's restorative 0145 Gridley's hilt rheum - Larbor'sex.lungwortl 00 ointment 25 Clove anodyne, cure Rush's infallible pills 12 t for toothache :25 ' Phelphetortiato pills 05 slimes syrup - 50 do restorative bitters Dr. Ford's pectorial t Miles' tomato pills 50_ syrup' _ 75 FahnestoCk's verm'ge 25 o tonic cordial 37 Cheeseraina's Arabian do universal pills 25 balsam -50& 1 00 Hooper's female pills 12 Alebasi's black salve 50 Anderson's Scots pilli 12 do cough syrup 50 Godfrey's cordial 12 do pile pills 25 Bateman's pectoral do cathartic pills 25 , drops 12 do plasters , 12 Thrlington's balsam do feveraague syrup 50 of life 12 Window's balsam of Pacific oil 25 & 50 hoarhound 50 Eddy's rheumatic Taylor's' balsam of tincture 50 Liverwort $1 a 1 50 Beautifying soap 50 Mother's relief 2 00,ffeeler's invisible ink 25 Fosgate's anodyne ;Conners pain extract's 25 cordial • 31. United States pills 50 Wister's balsam of L AVaterman's rheumat- • wild cherry 1 001, is plaster 25 Resurrection or Per- lehapman's summer sian pills 50 a 1 00i. cordial 10 &37 Jew David's or He- Brinkerhoff a restore brew plaster 50 1 tine 1 00 Egyptian balm 50 1 0podeldoc, hard and Fish's lily syrup 100 liquid lAragleys panacea 1 50 lEdward's salt rheum Dutch pills or lion of -, 1 ointment 1 50 the days 37:Medicated coughcaruly„,6 Bishop's iinti-bilious IWhite's salve 12 pills 1 . 50 1 Galatine capsules 25 a5O Hitchcock's-balm of IVeg. pulmcm'y balsam 50 • health ' 1 001 - Brown's strengthen do worm tea ' 1 251ing plaster 37 do catarrh snuff 251Atercocra cankei drops 18 do niagneticodontica 501 do jaundice bitters 37 ' do hair regenerator 371 do spinal elixir 37 Parker's pulmonary Linn'stemplifebitersl 001 balm 1 00 do. Chiles° blood pills2s l Le Baum de Ninon, Indian hair dye •50 or french balm of Webster's sarsaparilla 75 do :bilious pills 25 Oneida tincture 25 Gargling oil 50 &'l 00 Merchant's saraa'plal 00 Es. buchn & cubebs 1 50 Pyrian hair die 50 Dr. Hibbarda anti bilious pills 12 a 50 Christie t i Galvanic Hunt's Rhea, liniment 25 Rings 37 a 1 50 Peerrs vertnifuge,ce do bands • 150 dead shot; , 25 do plasters 75 Clickiner'ssugarcoat t do magnetic fluid 100 edjoills 25 Austin's magical lini- Southern balm, for meat - 25 &50 coughs, &c. 100 Brisk pills 25 Shecues pills 12 Root's rules:me oint. .50 Sc.:Ores acoustic oil 1 00 Parr's life pills - 25 M'Nair's acoustic oil 1 00 Upham'S elect:nary, Salts of lemon 18 for cute of piles 100 Henrick's strengthen Moor's sass. of Life 40 ing plaster • 25 Bristol's sarsaparilla 1 00 Ilemsley's worm des- Scndcler's accrusticoill 00 troying syrup 25 Coofer's etherial oil 1 50 Whittemore's Ameri- Gridley's salt rheum can plaster 25 ointment 1 50 do vegetable syrup 50 German eye ointment 25 M'Callam's remedy 1 00 American eye salve 25 do 'lnd. veg.panscral 00 Italian chenhel soap 1 00. Wood's rersaparilla a : Coral hair; restore- ' wild cherry hitters 1 00 tire ;37, 50 & 1 00 Tnasey's =vet* Amber tooth paste 25 ointment es Spanish lily white . 37 Oriental pills or soy- Mooriak hair dye : 50 ereign balm 25 Erosive soap - 25 Vaughn's veg. lithon- Henrick's sugar coat- triptic-mixtusa $1.4 00 ed pills. 25 Bauntng's body lices4lo , do tonic bitters ,' 25 Sand's iodide of sir do sciatic Liniment 25 atiparnla 1 00 Brant's Indian medi- ~ Davis' painkiller2o37&sol icine ; T 00 With many others not ennumetated. The subscri-1 her is Agent for most of the above medicines, and was:ass-re esery article genuine. • L. M. RBXFORD. Binghamton, Jan..lB, 1847. 50Y1: beauty 50 Smp's Indian plaster 25J Sh's Hagar coated Pills Barthathmew's pink ITruP Spolm'sr J sick headache remedy i 50 75 1 00- 70 1 00 75 1 00 BORIGNANTONI HOTEL,. ET E. IiLLYESFORD. rrHIS HOTEL Inuring changed Tenants, has' .. been thorou gh ' repourwr and refitted, and now OPENED for accoMmodationcd the pnblic. The Proprietor p hiniself that the wants and comfort of his ' shall be u well-provided for, and attended to, is 17 railed, at this Hotel, mat anyther in the county. MP Two daily "lines of Stages from the wok (tnnrning and evening, ,) *top at Ws Homo, (near the Cluniango i lleaand one s daily leaves fie thi east, (Sundays' )j limning in connection with ' the New York & rie Radroad..-- . Alan,. daily stages for Utica and Montrose,' and triweekly or CooPeti. town, Fort Plain, Cardind, Mad ammo& did: - -- .- E. ILA. YNSFORD. fiIIiGH*MTON,: 'T.--Mity - 17, 184 t. 51y1 DRY I t DS, /cc. Mi. pm- 4 . % !ifFFEEA` s NEW, ':O14 VERY CHEAP lot fit Spring- and,Buißmei Goods . At joicaithatosasot. :1010t., KIPPPIsios ina see them. * montroee v may 27, 447. CASH Pa kiisliPiis*beit 11444 1,1 B. MILL • • 1.2 1-2 • boaje °.?,irraia , gm ß la . 8A "7 a. 11/41624;pricepticAYol ifoilir 64 Ei n V TOVEll—vikew Sapp Us oiitei;od'lttito 1144 1 NiTioood Ountens4l#- E.134.E1. 1 1 S ALT-1 1 1/IAI ouPPIY.iot received by- t , B. SAYRE. 412804 , elosad stoe.k Tess, sia Con i • - r e r LYQIIS, - d.:4 rixeMsg a bsusarlso lot of Goods, • Crockery & Hardware, BOoks & Stationery, • .Groceries, Dye-stuffs, • Nails, Fish, &c. &c. Than* to friends for pail favors, be beeps by selling cheap to receive a hrial sh of their pu nier. tr Recollect, for CASH mast, bet not to be undersold. Montrose, May 13, 1847. NV - ANTED, Geese Feathers, Butter,Bags, Beer wax, Br.e. &a. J. LYONS. May 13, 1847. ,PRICE. Gregciry's . pills ' 37 Fick . auger coated , 25 Balm ofColmnbia 50.75 Hitchcock', anti-bilp I,u' pill 25 o C verts balm of life 1 50 Michael' freckle wash 50 _ 's NU • 25 :YRE, BOOKS. LARGE Fam il y Bibles for 10s ; also common and pocket Bibles, Testaments, Geographies and 'Amer, ~krithroetics, Gramtnars, Philosophical and Chemical' Books ; Cobb's, Saunders', and l'own's Spelling Book; Porter's Readers. A good Assort ment of Toy Books and Tickets. Also, the new Hymn Books for the Presbyterian, and Baptist socie ties. Methodist Hymn Books; Blank Books &c. &c. for sale by J. Lyons. May 1.3, 1C47: PATENT Pails, Brooms, Clothes Pins, Butter Stamps . and Ladles, by J. Lyon's. Ma 113. 1111VE 111111111131 HE subscribers are now receiving their 1 stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, To which they invite attention. Most kinds ofprodtice rec'd in exchange. They wish it distinctly understood that they are not anxious to sell goods 'except for PAY DOWN. Mills & Sherman. Montrose May 18, 1847. MAC L. POiBT NCO. RE •receiving their stock of Spring and Summer Goods, Consisting in part of (GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. Cloths, Cassimers, -. Velvet and Mar sidles iVestings, J 4 inens, Bled. and un bleached, Tweeds, Oregon and York Mix tures, Stripes and Plaid, Woolen Substi tute, &c. &c. LADIES' DRESS GOODS Plain and figur'd Delaines, Lawns, Jac onets, Gingbams, Gingham Lawns, Faib ionable Dress Silks. SHAWLS. A beautflul assortment from Eis to $5,00. Parasols, Silk & Cotton, from 2s. $2,50 F ans, rich styles. Oil Silk, Worsted, Linen Ildk'fs, silk floss. Silk Lace, Linen Edgings, best soh in town. Brussels Lace, Buttons, Fringes, Bobbilits, figured Muslin., Hosiery and Gloves of all descriptions. EN2LISH & AMERICAN PRINTS. B 9 nets, tabs, flowers; Ribbons, Skirts, a new irticie. Pat. Leather Slips, Buskins, &c. GROCERIES, Nlevery, kind, Crockery, Hardware, Iron, s, Steel Mill Saws, Log Chains, Tin Ware, Fish, and Pork. SOLE LEATHER, (Bought before the advance,) Saddle and Harness Ware, Matte, India Rubber Cloths, Floor Oil Cloths, Damask Car riage -trimmings, Drugs, a small ass't of staple articles cheap, German Cologne,— Looking Glasses, a good variety. We flatter ourselves the stock we offer this Spring to our friends, is equal to any we have heretofore offered, in quantity, qual ity, and cheapness. With our thanks for favors heretofore, we tender our invitations "to call and see us." Montrose May 17, 1847. 2 4,11% rl B. CHANDLER & CO. are now re l.'. calving a large and well selected addi tion to their stock of Goods, to which they would invite the attention of pbrchasers. Their stock is now quite large, and they are "determined that for Cash, Barter, or on approved credit, they will sell at least -as low as any establishment in the county. Montrose May 17, 1847. AMERICAN, French: and English Cloths and Cassimeres, Satins and fancy 'Vest ings for sale by Chandler & Co. CLOVERSEED. CLOVERSEED of the large kind; for sale by kftintrosedllay 27, 1'247. Chandler &Co. PRINTS, a good assortment, American and English. Veay cheap. Chandler & Co. SIIMMER Stuffs. 'tweeds Drills, Bro Linen &c. C. & Co. n IN GRAM 8, Lawns, DeLanes, and other Ajf Dmis Goods C. & Co. O HEETINGS, Bro. aad Bleached. A variety at Chandler & Co's. T EGHORN and Straw Bonnets, plaio 1 4 1 and fancy braid. - Ribbons, 'Flowers, &e. Chandler & Co. AXES. Spa Axes , warnusted, for sale cheap , bY box or single, by F. B. Chandler & Co. 20th, 1847. : • GROCERIES, agood stock. Among the rest the ha; and chcaput 'Tea and To baccoin town. . Chandler & Co. PARASOLS and Shades at Chandler & Co. TIARDWARE, Iron, Nail dr.c. at Chandler & Co. WANTF 4 D, A f or no Apprentice to the Tin business. A had 16 Or 17 year, old; of good moral china ter, ha_will try to make old and nen net get nP tort/ in the leernin)lir 741 and good amour "ll' P. B. Chandler & Co'a: mon inse . , May 12.1817. F.LoNg., S= 20114-1841 4, by b , ,A,111120114 - 1847: Mood* ek Co. . • DRESS IOODS, Quell u cubutru, : toi. L•ino Mao* Alps_cas, dp•-‘ • grafq •••V•Palt maivisfiff i KILLS & Feb. 3, kir., ~~ NEW STYLEGENT'S HATS. 11110 148111011 101 1847. COWN -7-4 inches high, .446 yeoman, bell at at Ada, 1.16 front and rear, f corvel Ter f oval, Sat. inches wide, front mid roar, and 1 9-16 at aides. Bmniss—i of an inch wide. The stoma new style, introdneedin New Yorkon Saturday, March 6th, by Beebe & Costar, are now ready and for sale by Npra 8. , • MERRILL & ROOT. B 00T8 & 8110118,• coarse arid of elm= every (polity and pride, II MILL & /MERMAN. WANTED. 10,000 Bushels Oats, 1000 bushels Bye ' 100 bushels Timothy seeol, and 300 Firkins Bair' , But; tor, for which the highest market price will be paid bY Mills & Sherman. June 3, 1847. WANTED, AT the ARCADE, fire Inmdred weight of OLD INDIA RUBBER, for which the highest price will be !mid. J. ETHRIDOE. June 3, 1847. Wool ! Trod ! 20,000 it WOOL wanted at the Stare .1. LYONS. Jane 1. PtER !—Good WRITING PAPER at 111 ~ and LETTER PAPER for 10 eta. per Quire, for sale by - J. LYONS- . June 1. STOVES ! OFzevarvere,ticgterns'y j ust received, June 1, 1847 . PLOUGHS !! WAYNE Co. Ploughs and Points for sale by April 21. Mills & Sherman FITTS, 011 8, LIME, LASTER, PLOWS & ASTINGS, &c. &c. by E. SAYRE. may 27, 1847. BONNETS.—A choice selection —beantifol styles —Linen Edges. Bestassortment in town at ' POST'S. ANICS' ADVERTISEMENTS MEC HORIZONTAL SPINNER! IN connexion with the following certificate were handed to us the testimonials of several highly respectable ladies, who have used the Domestic Hori?.ontal Spinning Wheel, and who concur in saying substan tially, that they can spin with it seven or eight run, (or about four day's work) per diem, with as much ease as they can per form an ordinary day's work with a com mon wheel. The inference is irresistable; that it will hereafter be more profitable for the farmer who manufactures his wool, with this machine to have in his employ at the same cost for labor, one girl, than four girls with the common stand-and-spin wheels : [Peoples Advocate. The undersigned, citizens of Montrose, have witnessed with much satisfaction the operation of a novel machine denominated the " Domestic Horizontal Spinning-wheel," lately invented by Hiram F. Wheeler of Springville, in this county. It appears to us to:be a valuable improvement, in view of the ease with which , it is used and the ra pidity with which it executes. 'We doubt not that our Farmers generally, with all who " toil fuld spin" will approve it too. Montrose, Susq'a co. Pa. Col. Franklin Lusk,• Hon. Wm. Jessup, I L, Gen. D. D. Warner, Joseph Williams, Thos. Johnson, lion. M. C. Tyler, S. S. Mulford, Henry J. Webb, P. M. J. B. Salisbury, Walter Follet t Treasurer. J. W. Myers, • E. Patrick, Jr., M. D. • Daniel Searle, Wm. J. Mulford, J. Lyons, Wm. J. Turrell, Isaac L. Post,, Geo. V. Bentley, . Wtn. L. Post, Rev. John Long. I? Rights will be sold on the most rex!. onable tests to those who wish to make the wheels, or- purchase, Territory to sell again in any of the United States (except 011io.) Those wishing to engage in a business both pleasant and profitable will please call on the subscribers in Springville, Susquehanna county, Pa. H. F. WHEELER, Patentee, J. SMITH, Jr., Agent. Springville, April 8, 1847. WOOL CARDING, AND SPINNING. THE subscriber wishes to. inform his friends and former customers that be is prepared to card Wool with despatch and in the best style. will also take good clean Wool in the fleece and deliver it in good sound Yarn nt froth 8 to 10 cents per run. Those having to hire their spinning done, would find this to their advantage, and save themselves the trouble of preparing their own wool. Wool will be taken to 'manufactdre into Broadcloth, Flannel, Blankets, and shawls, to suit customers. Two hundred pounds of beech-nut Lard will be taken in exchange for work. N. B.—lt is expected that payment will be made in all cases when the work is de livered, either in cash or saleable produce. DANIEL 11. KEELER. • Silver Lake, May 14%,18476 111 1 10411% 1 4 T the Shop of JOHN JGROYES, Tailor, two XL doors below the Farmer's Store, the New York Orbit and Summer Fabius/ for 180 ; and John himself may along be foami there, reedy to a sess . araa i i , pawnssa y kind of a snit the 7 nisy choose to wear. It is a seltevicitmt fact that m en must hive.elotbes, and the itubacriber flatters him self that be can snit the taeWor every one who may favor him with their ciiitent:' Caning done on abort notice, and so marked, that „ the wayfaring man thOugh.a fool may not err" in making it u. ! , literebuitable produce mad cash ir7l beta. ken for work. JOHN ogova Taw. Montrose, May 6, 1847. '-^1 esa 111111111. - • nom PUbliiherfs of die People's Advocate, hay- J. big the nee td an entirely new and modern a. soennent of JOB TYPE, are now prepared to execute, in a neat and satisfactory style, all rtinUof JOB -PRINTING at priors to suit.the times. PAMOILETS, BILL HEADS, - - CARDS, CATALOGUES, HANDBILLS, BLANES, &C. Printed on short notice, and in the best style of the Art. _ Ear A. share of the People's patronage is respaCt fully solicited. Raj 9, 1846. GARMENT CUTTING, THE subscriber having withdrawn for the pres ent from all connection with, the tailoring basi l:less except cutting, will hereafter give his attention to that particular branch exclusively. From a long and succeesful experience, with recent improvements, and a reirolar receipt of thi latest fashions, he has entire confidence in his ability to please all who may employ hint. To prevent-misapprehension he would further state, that having worked lieretofore for the sake of working, be intends in future to work for the sake of the par, (except where charity may dictate otherwise.) Those therefore who are able to pay but always withhold, will please also with hold their custom. Shop ther the Hat Store, first building north of the Stage house. . P. LIKES. Montrose, May 5, 1847. 47m3 Wool ,Carding .1 HE subscriber having fitted up his torhinety T with the addition of NEW CARDS and other fixings, is now ready to serve his old customers and the public generally, at the following-prices, viz On the delivery of the rolls, 3 Mi. cash ' 4:s. blir ter on every 9 lb. of wool—if charged . 5 A. G. REYNOLDS. 'Brooklyn, June 1, 1847. 51w4 PATENT MEDICINES. AN IMPORTANT CURE DY DR: YANE'S AL- TERATIVE We have been informed by Mrs Mahan, (a grand daughter of old Gen. Wayne) that she suffered sev eral years from the growth of a large Goitrous Tu mor, which besides great deformity, produced both a difficulty of deglutition, and,,of breathing. Indeed, she gays, the pressure upon the wind-pipe was-so great, as to prevent her from sleeping in a recum bent position, and often suffocation appeared ineli gible. She also labored under severe indisposition from LIVER COMPLAINT and, JAUNDICE, With a horii ble train of nervous affection, for which she used Dr. JAYNE'S ALTERATIVE, which She took- regularly for six or: seven weeks, vvith occasional doses of his Sanative and her general health was thereby completely re-established, and now perceiving some diminution in the size of the Goitrous Tumor, she was encouraged' to persevere in she use of the At szastivs, until every vestige of the painful Tumor was removed. We cannot speak too highly of this important pre paration of Dr. Jayne, and for the sake of suffering lounanity,'hope that it may become more generally known.—Public Ledger. WORMS! WORMS woamm! To remove those troublesome and dangerous in. habitants of the stomach and bowels, which so often impair the health and destroy the lives of children, use Jsr sz's Thaw VERMIPIIGE, a certain and safe preparation for the. removal of the various kitlids of worms, dyspepsia, sour stomach, want of appetite, infantile fever and ague, and debility of the stomach and bowels and organs of digestion. It is without sot p elm tion one of the most valuable preparations in th vorld. il 'reparefl only by Dr. D. Jaime, Philadelphia, and sold on agency by :S. Mitchel & Co., Druggiats, Montrose. IT IS WRITTEN TN THE BOOK OF NATURE AND OF C9Nl mon sense, that the natural vegetable prodocUons of every'country are, if properly applied, amply suf ficient for the cure of every malady incident to each peculiar climate. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills of the North American College of Health, are com posed of plants which grow spontaneously on our own soil, and are therefore better adapted to our constitutions than medicines concocted from foreign drugs, however well they maybe compounded; and as they are founded.upon the principle that the hu man body is in truth Subject to but one Disease,, viz: corrupt humors, and that , said medicine cures this disease on Natural Principles by cleansing and purifying the body; it will be man ifest, that if the constitution be, not entirely "exhaust ed—a.perseverance in their use, according to-direc tions, is absolutely certain to drive disease of every name front thelocdy. ' When we wish to restore a swamp or morass to fertility, we drain it of the superabundant waters in like manner if we wish to restore the body to health, We must cleanse it of impurity.• Wright's Indian Vegetable Pins will be found one of the best, if not the very beet medicine in the world for carrying out this Grand purifying principle, because they expel from the body all corrupt and impure Immo* the cause of disease, in an easy and natural manner; and while they every day • Give ease and pleasure, disease of every name is rapidly driven from the body. The following highly respectable storekeepers hive been duly appointed agents for the Bald of Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills in Snsqueluuma county : Mills & Sberman, Montrose. Ira Seotti Springville. • L. 1-1. Woodruff, Dimock Corners. Edwin Tiffany, Brooklyn. A. Greenwood, Harford. Jos. Dußois, Great Bend. • R. L. Sutphin & Co. Summersville H. Burritt; NeW Milford. N. E. Kennedy, Gibson Centre. Smiley & Curtis, East Gibson. Webs & Co., Dandaff Tarbox* Burrows, Rtishville. James Comfort, Harmony. U. Burrows &Co. Gibllon. I. G.. Pride, Harford. Chtnies L Brown, Friendwille. BZWAilleOlt COUNTER/ITM V.-. The pub lic arnean. tioned against the many sptirlogs medicines which in order to deceive, are called by names similar to Wright's Indian Vegetabls Pips. The only original and genuine Indian Vegetable Pills ha'e the signature of Wm Wright written with• a pen on the top label of sac 4 box. Nque`other is genuine.; and to counterfeit thh; is forggry. lalr Offices devoted exclusively to* the sale of Wright''i Indian Vegetable Pills; of the . North Amer. m en C o ll e g e of Health, No. 2842 i t i seiWicli New York; 140. 198 Tremont st. Mul-principal 'office, No. 169 Race st. Philadelphia. -, 44m6 HOOFING COUGH AttND CROUP. To isecivr.-4arrz's Ezirecro r may,,.is without exception the moat valuable prepamnon use,_ for the above diseases. It cone rta Hooping,. Cough into ti mild and tractable &yam!, and shorten' us daratton i more than one hag 04 produces certain and speedy recovery. - From • to one ,tea spoors &01,01 Ortairily cure Croup • Infaits and young m half an hone, ti •• • The lives of han drail of Andrea will be say • • sumallyvby always ng on hand wady for • • lanatgeney• BOWEL. AND SITMAD*COMFLAINT. r Dr; JAYia, No. 8 South tHIRD' Wise% ii to gilleatneethattiallsetirearrvaßsusin 01 0 14 Dehlos,;Oramitsiii thipbgl . !aWs,Chol , era Mos,llturrnereom*t,andether de= welds tit he Stoma awl peels, in ninety cases swi of . hundred, and in less than'half the PATENT -=MEDICINES. time than. can. be effected by any other ~. . • It is extremely &Gnat ' and children . _. . fin a l of It. kis oquallyAir effeetivofor sdulb salfie' del. drem . amiltthen the directions are: follow, Ind a. cure MI not eficted, the nwiney will be c Y returned. ' Price 2.5 t he 50 cts. s bottle. ,' t ANOTHER PHYSICIAN% CPINI . The following addition 4 testimony in f4r of Dr. JATNH'S MEHICINZI lialli recently been lreceived from a physician of high standing ut, Lauderdale Co, Mac, tinder date of Augnst 9, UM. " Dr. D. Jayne—Dar Bir—l am intilately ec iptainted with some of 7pur preparation, and can wifely . recommend tbetm Your. Expectriyant and Carminative Bitham I have used extensive my • I own practice , and I 'state *hesitatingly . I have used no article, or combination of , that I have bette r an swere d the purpose -for wh i c h they ' were Prepared than the above, &c. -i' • , ' W. W. JOHNSON, M. 1., Laudimlale Co. Jilin." Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne,Philadelphia, and *old on agency bYlii• Michel ar4o., Druulata, Non truce, where may be had'the ASINIHCAN t IiIR Dre, warranted to change the hair to in beau ' Auburn or perfectly Jet Black, without ambling or ' irritating the akin., ASTHMA CURED BY jAY NIPS EXPL BANT • Lambertville, N. J., April 2 1 1847. Dr. Jayne—Dear Sit- 7 -By the Mesabof God, i your EXPECTORANT has erected a cure in e a the most distressing complaint. In Dece l as t, I was seized with great severity by a 'yam of ASTHMA; a disease with which- I been af flicted for many years past. It was atte ' ed with a hcalreess and soreness of the lungs d thr ea t, together with a laborious cough, and c oin late pros tration of strength, and worn oat with suffocation, • -when a bottle of your Ekpectorant was *ought to I my house. At lint I thought it was n thing but 1 quackery, but seeing it was so highly rec mmended by Dr. Going, with whom I was well ac minted, 1 was induced to try it, and in a few dlys it com pletely cured-me, nor have I ever had an return of the disease since. I have now formed sib high an opinion of your medicine, that if I had but a few bottles of it, and could obtain no more, li i wonld not part with them for ten dollars el ert i , Yours respectfully Joio nt u, Pastor of the Baptist Church at e, N. J. NO EXCUSE FORA BALD HE From the Somerville, N. J. Whil. Sometime since l called upon Mr. P Mason, 'of Somervillejor Dn. Jsrirs's Celebrated Iffia Tease, t o r e s tore my hair, which was then falling out daily, I procured one bottle, and applied its militants ac cording to the directions. When the bottle was ex hausted., I discovered to my , great , , • and satis faction, that the young hair was starting &some ly : I therfore ptuthased another, and so , n !al I had used three bottles, and now, as a cam , • ~ ation, my hair is as thick as ever. And what is more, surprising, nix , • was not occasioned by sickness, in which Scase there is greater hope of restoration—but was lihreditary. JAS. 0. RODGERS, Methodist Minister, -Mount Horeb, Somerset Co., N. J. Prepar,ed only by Dr.. D. Jayne, Philmielpida,and sold on agency by N. Mitchel & i co..; Druggists, )! Montrose. Scott's Sanative .1 ill TN offering this to the public; the prortri eter is in ." fiuenced by nosinistermotive; mere) desire that all mankind may have the benefitof a retnedy which his own circle of friends have only lied cipportunity heretofore of enjoying, induces him t 4 enter the areas of competition with the thqusants. Bat its superior and well proved effiFy to all ases of re cent burns, scalds or wounds ats in rheumatism, chapped bands, and old aloe or"rdolint tumors, ought to be known,and its general, use ill certain ly make it the every day companiOn of e nursery where casualties are so frequent. From numerous certificates in hie po ssion, the proprietor offers the - following: • • This may certify that I have - used Mr. cotes San ative Cerate, and believe it an invaluable cure, for braises, burns, sores, Ste. EDWARD ;WHITE. New Milford, March 12, 1847. 1 This may certify that we have used L. 'cott's Sari atiVe Cerate, and we Idiom/ it to be a v noble rem- edy for scalds or burns, and therefore ingly con tribute our testimony in its favor. ELEANOR LINES, DAVID WOR K ER, • S. C. HAYEN. ' Franklin, Basil. co. Pa. Feb. 26, 1847 i • t- This is to certify that I have used Scott' Cerate„" and find it the most efficacious remedy f O r burns; or cbappped hands or lips, that I-have eve q` used, and recommend it to all those who may be thus afflicted. JOHN WELLMAN. New Milford, , June 17, 1897. Mr. L. Scott—Sir: I have had ample l t opportuni ty of testing the virtre of your Cerate, and have found it a most valuable remedk. L. W. BINGHAM, M. 15. New Milford, May, 1847. lar The Cerate is put up in large and substantial tin boxes, and for sale wholesale and *tail by the subscriber akhis residence in New Milfiird, Banque hiuma county, Pa. Price 37i cts. LCCIENI SCOTT. Also for sale by the following agents 4 N. Mitch el & Co. and .1. Ethridge, Montrose: Wr aver Bro's & Co. 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