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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-08

The elder Smith had been gathered
to his fathers. benjamin Smith, Junior,
Esq, is now man Of solid substance,
a justice of tho peace, and a farmer OF
forty years in good standing. He knows
the difference between partial and thor
ough cultivation; he can tell you about
the benefits of subsoil and plowing and
shallow furrow, he can tell you wheth-
er and wherefore piece of Suffolk
pork or Devon beef is preferable 10 that
Of the grey hound hog or the shingle-
backed OK; he knows how to use the
horse rake and the potato dropPer; no
will now inform you about the advan'a-
res TO be derived from irrigation, from
draining, from the use Of phosphate OF
lime and the like; he will show on his
farm big hay stacks, generous squashes,
huge potatoes, twelve rowed corn, fat
hogs, improved poultry, sleek, velvety
cattle. and all the jimcracks' of mod.
ern agricultural progress-and you will
find in snug corner of Ben's ample
keeping room at old Smiths homestead,
the choicest agricultural library in the
State; while he is q constant reader
and paying subscriber to all the leading
Book farm publications in the country
No one that knew the old Smith farm
FIVE and twenty years ago, would recos'
nize it now. Squire Ben is worth a
pretty fortune, has buxom wife and
half a dozen children, and though lit
tie corpulent (or he will live well,D
he is as lively, and thrifty a book farmer
as you or 1 would wish to meet With
4 beg your pardon concluded my
traveller friend, at this point, 'but here
we are ! and the train halted in the
Boston Depot. aa.H o..
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-08

A 7siolen. hail storm passed , /; e over Lew:
isburg, Va, last Thursday. II is stated
bytbe Era, that the stones were three
f6ur,bs of an inch in diameter, and that
about 5000 panes of window glass were
broken bythem. t
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-08

The Superintendent Of poor 7 c' SABBATH !.
school lin Indiana, acknowledging theg grant
of library, says, aour school has been
well attended, averaging aboutIfity sshol-
ars. II was interesting to see scholars
coming four mileswilh bare fee,, thii!eh
the grubs and prairie. grass, aud reaching
the house before nine O'Clock. WeItook
up a collection amounting to erendollars
for the purpose ofaiding youlin .teFsood
cause.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-08

Marriages.-Therc were only 3ee
marriage licenses issued by the Probate
Judge at Cincinnatid during,he month Of
Februpry-,he month in which the @o-
men talk the least. "A AN ll.ntk :
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-08

Tho wife of Santa Anna, dictator Of
Mexico. was born in Westerloo, Albany
county, N. Y. Early in life, she became
an actress. and first met Santa Anna at
Havana while fulfilling an engagement
,hcre, at one ofthe theatres. Her maid
en- name ma was Tapaugh, but on her going
on the stage she assumed another.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-08

- j. r ~
The Roman Catholic School questionhas
been re-opened in the New York Legisla-
ture-Mr. Savage. a representatives from
New York City, having introduced a bill
in the Assembly, the design Of which isl
have the Bible again regularly read in the
Public Schools, BY law, lunder penaltyin
case the Bible be not soread in any school;
of ofexcluson from the benefits ofthe Gene
raj School Fund and 70 debar also from
participation Of that Fund, all see!sriaa
and denominational schools. The bill is
now in tile hands u The Committee on
Common Schools. s .ss3ggl
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-08
At the Annual Conference E. e Of the Meth

a ! D.. . " Al
Atihe Annual Conference Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church at Baltimore, on /
the 18th inst, Bishop Ames presented
memorialfromt the Troy conference, asking
the Baltimore conference torecomendithe
General Conference insert aprOhibilory
rule in the discipline, forbiddiug the buy
ing and selling ofhuman beings, except in
view ofemancipation and the voluntary
and merceuary holding ofthem in bondage.
The Baltimore conference refused TO con-
cur in the recommendation Of The, Troy con-
ference BY unanimous vote Of all the
members present, numbering 29l.. aq ,i,s
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-08

Ben owed no man a dollar, his barn
and bins and cellars were well filled,
and ho had three hundred dollars in
clean cash on hand! Here was for
tune. ae.s..I l. g.g,.5. a..i ..ll
.verily, Ben,' said his parent. you
have been lucky, and the seasons have
been fayorablep a--
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-08
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15
Real gstntc for Gale.

4 FARM for SALE.-About 40 or 50 acr-s of
~ LAND si,Ss,ee II miles from Hobokea Fcry and Of
Iis from the upper part o the village Of Hlekens1ek sh
snail HSuss; - under cuitvn sud IN zooe 0-dr Ca.
an for yourself Inquire of NICHOLAS GROESBECK
HackeDsaek. Ntw-JeEscy.
A FARM for SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY
~ PROPERTY. the south side q Long fsiAae consist
r Of shout ffy acres thirty Of which under Eo9i
eayaiot balance Wopd timber and ueados good juse
al the Necessary Out Buildings Crap NRas yosas Apple
Orchard ard other fru IL leais the Gres, sOaih
Bay eeebrsf.d for fishing and foSng FcI further rAe
ula's. inquire OF X. D CRANE, re 70 cpsd~f N 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15
1cuT ECONOMY. sAFETY.-TA. ,,I

srh.r. invite the attention Of all persons derss p,,
~ T,b, 20 their extensive asortmeuf ef LAMPS "A.
CHANDELIERS embracing grvat variety cf Pdosssss
Pufpre FluiG Camrheae ard on Lanps -
Th.v would r,rfea arly call attention 70 JENNINGS ?,
TFNT sAFEfY PHOSGENE LAMP. ss the non tssas-
portable bah; Introduced beins ye oEilan ee9soH
ard c0rycneat and 10 correction With the wire saaie 1l
h. Lsrrs anc F!lsrs without danger IN iis use.
The subscriber have sold them largely Tor eight yees -
ARD have Vet 20 has been n If By
The article sGvertised A. nsw SAFETY, y bo<
maker l. but AZ imitation Of Jennings Safety, patented b. IA
Tn snlscrhers also manufacture PhosgeIe ttAe oaJ sssa
incl Buruus Fluid and Camphcue u the bcs 9ray aal =
Al e 70 a. Alers % III best terms vel A. Ftl.
consumers. CHAS STARR, Jr Co. NJ. III Fsltlsa
CHOW CASES.-SCHMlTT n BROTHER
- No 10 North Wilhsm-st, near Chaiasmst. Nsv.fs
turers OF SHOW CAsES IN Metal. Bras. kossvs
Mahcs.pv p.ck nut and SILVER good ass0neat osS
asnty on hard ord>is promptly executed Oh shOS cs
taken in exchange
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15
Dantius Acaoemies.

nANCING and WALTZING ACADEMIES
~ Nj J. PARKER would respectfully inform the citizens
Sewfork ard it, vicinity that his Dancing and Natzng
Academies a. KNICkEkB0CkER HALL, corner Of k3dst
ard sh-av, sud the EAGLE Rooms. Of Delaney
ard Csryses open for the sasou Days Of Tuon
AT knnEefooeter Bal Tuesdays aud fndays commencing
class ffor I'LL 10 IN the evening Al Eagle Rooms DelGaey
Nednsdsys and Saturday, commencing st 81 o'clock
Lsdies Misses and Masters Mr. those
be peased psironz him that strict attention viii be paid
70 the department. gt the pupils Public enbles will com
Eenee on the hrst Wednesday in October.
EERREROs DANCING ACADEMY, No. So
i WI ST FOURTEENTH H-ST.-MADAME C. DUBREUL
FERRERO and FERRERO beg to Annoaaee that they
Oil reop-r their School SATURDAY the 7h Of Octobe
YoupG ladies' and aAstes' Cis>ses WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS and MONDAYS and THURSDAYS at 81
?. ~ Genuemens Evening ClsS MONDAYS and THURS
DAYS u : P. n SATURDAY EVENINGS for Gro~a
Persons si N Private Le.-aas clsss .aA seAoa si
tsoded sor-ss y'vsa aass
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15
Copartnsrsbir SOtirss.
Dapfr noarebonsrs.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. 7. DERRiC
III SON A Co No 81 Beskmzn. st. oGer fo~ sais the
tsrns
Writing Psper. Enssb, French sne American
News Psper al szes. veiEhs and qHaiitiss
Boob Paper ali sizes weights and qualities
Tissue PAPER fancy colon and white Of the best ausitf
Hsnxtrs Paper " bite sod eoored different Width
HstferS Psper thin, and OF the best qualify.
Cloth PAPER. S6Kfo and +0xgs .
English Hardware Paper. large assortnsat ior sn'Ts
sheafhins Paper. OF the beet quality
Wrappins Pager, Straw, RAs aaa Manila
Tee Pspsl, ofdser-nt asss
Tsx Roofing psps<, ssltsss tx sosts, a rolis
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15
6ousss Wanteo.

DART Of a HOUSE WANTED-With respect
able que, family between zdsts aud 5h aud Pa
ry hSvin the modern eonveni-Eees BY small family Of two
rtrscus wkh young children AID help Rent - 70
sS0 References exchanged Address c. D. Box No 5i@
Hos.oke.
XNANTED-By a small family, PART of
w FURNISHED HOUSE. in . desirable neiEheorhood,
and with persons Of the first respeetabiy Address LOCALl
TY Tribune Ofee stating particulars References uneXeeP
tionAble.
WANTED to HIRE-By small family con-
w ,is,inE Of a widow lady her mother and infant the
SECOND FLOOR Of a small house = moderate rent. For
particulars sTpiy to Mr. z. $. WEED, No i9 Ferryst,
VNANTED-PART of a HOUSE in BROOK
LYN near one Of the ferries in good ueghboAood By
fmiy Of four grown persons-Paior, Cha nbes snd
Kitchen Indispensable small family wisnng 70 reduce thsir
and with ponEbe references A 70 respect
ability and responsibility wi, be object viii please address
W. A 5, Box No. os2 N. Y P. o.
WANTED to PURCHASER HOUSE in
BROOKLYN, within or eight squares OF ferry;
must Be modern built IN good neghbohood and worth about
Se Cash and property foukeTs VIII Be gyeH IN ex
change. Apply si No. Se4 srOadvsy, once No II
WANTED-A HOUSE in Brooklyn, with one
w or more LOTS Of GROUND. cost frOm s5eo to
- co House must Be supplied with ga Possess0a
gursd until Apri May Aidress Box Sfi NewHgrk
Posi-Osiee, ,tsiiss Pries, loesioa, .iE, &c.
WANTED-A PLACE in the COUNTRY
w The advertiser oh-rs for sac very three
story HOUSE pleasantly situated In Brooklyn Only I've
hiteen minutes wais from City Hsll and leading fer
Of Land with .uiisbe Dwelling &c IN quiet county p.cs
Balance nav rsuEn bond zao-tssEs Dissnre Il
sorh west serious ohjeetiou Aadress postpaid
]. g. Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15
Carpetinss, Oil Gloib, Sc.
Duiloins Alaterials.

BUILDING STONE Of first quality for sale .,
ID lIs per load; FOUNDATION STONE 81 per load, ~ n
QUARRY, fsth st., between 5th and 6th-ays
LINGUISTIC TILES for Floors OF CharcAss
IA ard Public Building ard for Sesubnes, Halls. Goa
,rrystore. Dining Rooms snd He.rths in Dweiass rss
Tiles are OF a infinite variety Of patterns and v.u
hard and strong and In the best houses N sd pHe ~
country. - ,.,,,.,,, ,,r -,
Of architecture and recommended 10 Downnss wOfs o go
t-x house, and Nv architect generally For sale BY
- MILLER COATES YOU'LL. No az feArA
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15
'''' "-N BARNARD SHERWOOD.
VTHE n. Y. FOUNDRY and IRON RAILING

U'HE n. I, FUUNDEhI hIu I,sWT y tI.lII
i Co-sole Manufacturers Of CkOMELLs seeends
CAsTIRON RAILING, WITHOUT RlEErS l.s,ag Y
least CSC per foo also Of CTowelps new style o. WIZ
RAILING decidedly the cheapest In the Al nss a
Casns as such Columns. Tuses, Slls aud hnsis vfd1
Verandas Brackets Nsat Covers Wndow ana poof osvs
&c Every Kind of Wrought Iron Work tr baldnss sas
Doors Shutters Anchors Gratnss &C. done al owes pnss
and with dispatch Special attention siy.r TO Censee
ALL THE IRON WORK for Buildings cf every css foeA.
ery foot of Fortysixth-s Samples In sections ci
worL At the Wserooms Nos ~ and 81 Dumest few d'Ss
OF Broadway
Y'O ARCHITECTS and BUlLDERS.-WikE
Il ROPE for Sashes Dumb Walters Se far more dusss
than hemp CHAS. W. COPELAND. No ~ bfosa5u
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15
-WANTED-A PARTNER.
Boar0 an0 Rooms.

BANCROFT HOUSE, on Gramercy Park
ID This splendid Hotel Occupying the whole block fronting
this PARK between th aud Is completed aud
about being fitted up elegant and rich style unsied by
any other In the city Ii will be opened about the lot Of
October few elegant suites of rooms olsen
gbged and an early application may secure them
henry J. DAVID, Proprietor
CHAS WRIGHT late Of the Laarge House,
Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

FURNISHED ROOMS near WASHINGTON
II sorARE-An elegast suite Of ROOMS two PARs
LORs with Bedrooms joining frs door % let 70 gen
teel family MEALS privately served The House very
ouiet and has all the modern improvements No III 81
clements place no. III MsedOugAlst beAr dhtl Ur
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

A LADY who has had many years experience
N in teaching in Epg.rd and France wishes to meet with
PUPILS for the PIANO For terms &c. address c. c.
Of Madame AUDEMART No % ssckett ST. Brooklyn.
NARD g. REDFIELD's ENG
DLISH FRENCH SPANISH snd CLASSICAL BOARD
ING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG GESTLEMES, No.
l2s2d sy corner St aGrsspsce, vii reopen on MONDAY
Seut IL
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15
DOARDING.-An entire SECOND FLOOR,

FURNISHED ROOMS for two GENILEhEA,
i with or without partial BOARD can Be obtained 10 u al
cured by applying No l3 Tbompsnst Terms m.derste
pefsre ham
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

- this new and superior imitation. Mantles Column. Psts
as Nicbes IA most beautiful article for ornAmentns s
Rsse ModInss for Ha Is and Drawing rooms Slabs Taees
a. &C and thing that be formed OF stone h readily
made OF this marble and of he m at one ne PeA
n bas taken the hshest premium the Worlds faK sad
can all equal 10 marble OF the ehooess sh
Office and show room No SOS, Broadway ,.,.,,.o..
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

DOARDING-And an elegant suite of FUR
DSISHED ROOMS the hr floor, consisting OF farioE
on second and third floors for single gentlemen at
n q -ardF lasf2 2nd ~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

EOR SALE, on very reasonable terms-A
i HOUSE and LOT situated soout ons Es s from rsss
slr Ferry Niarnshurgh The Lot Ia xoo, Ho1se taree
s,rry hrck 2r90 Price s2Ot only $50 or si0 cash r.
quIed Also Houses MunroePAes iii. nseatsh, 2i
sale cheap recurring bot small amodnt of esa 70 es Pnd
down For particulars apply to SYLVESTER LAY No ID
n-s4
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

DROOKLYN HEIGHTS.-Mons. and Madame
ID BFRTE AUS FRENCH and ENGLISH BOARDING.
and DAY SCHOOL for YOUSG LADIES. No. D Pierre
poui vire-op-n MONDAY, September IL Circulars
he obtained Al the iusfitutiou
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

EOR SALE-l50 actes excellent fARAlNG
LAND mostly level we'll improved and easily tlled,
plsuanty situated in Chemung vahey svs miles ,}aas.s,
IRON Elmrs and from WhlsburEh Depot New IoA ea @
Prs Railroad Churchfs Schools and PostOhee near rsf
particular address pot psel o. LENEKICH' "aso0tn
"a Vs.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

DOARD.-A private family can accommodate
ID with BOARD and HANDSOME APARTMENTS, on sec
o1d and third floors Gentleman and Wife; ao two three
.nsle (eutlemep. at No 81 West 22d St 5th-sv.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

WANTED-Top place Three Children, two boys
and ell; be Oldest 10 yesrs, the younse.' seven
Family ,rs SCHOOL where the whole number Of schcl
exceed T. where they together aaeoas
rstruetiou N English Banehss Consistent with their may
also Joy the and onflrs Of home LIBERAL eompen
sstion Il well suited Address T. REEFS. No. 40 Ferry
New-York
WANTED-BOARDIN SCHOLARS, none
w hut BOYS st Rsrtsn Seminary, Aiidlstowu Point
J. Eeypor Circulars be had st No If Beekmsn
e hssdinE rom No 20 Broadway and of The Principal J.
D. PITCHER
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG
ID LADIES At No 257 West 18Th ct. in charge Of the Rev
G. COLES and DAUGHTERS, will be reoPened on MON
Sent
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

II ODGINGS.-TO LET-TO a gentleman with
IL or without Breakfast pleasant furnished ROOM and
BEDROOM with psnfIies on second floor 10 the immediate
vicinity Of Gramereypsrk Inquire At No. % East 2ldsi,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15
LOG and lOs Fart l4th-st.-Ar
II DOARDlNG.-A Gentleman and Wife, and two

single Gentlemen, csu be accommodated with Board at
No IS lamar place No 2ll Wes 29ih 81 between the
fb and 9Th avs In rscass house with oil the modern i'm
ments such gas bath heaters sc Best OF references
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

XUtNu LADILo nCHUOL.-IHt ne IeeV. .. ..
Il ELMEND0RF Will reopen hi. SCHOOL for YOUNG
LADIES on TUESDAY, September H. his residence No
oi West S6th Broadway The best assistance TO be
provided In even department The situation b very easy Of
from every OF the city by snd .dd
tonh means Of conveyance viii be secured when desired
Circulars oontsiung terms &e be obtained LOCK
WOODS CROWAN's. STANFORD & SWORDS, NIL
LERs Broadwayi OF BY spPcsiion personally b. letter
The Rector q ks resideEce.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15


N and habits Of musical and accomplishments Is de
sirous of obtaining BOARD with private family either
New.Yo Brooklyn which board not so much an OF
ieci Us society. Address Z. w. IL Tribune Oihce.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15
mo sHEET-METAL W0RKERs-N0TICE

One Of the valuable and usefu patents thst has been
granted within the last years hss been awarded 20 ~h
&EBsTER OF Moinssnis Y, etters patent dsted March
D 1884 for novel and invaluable MACHINE FOR mssins
from SOC 10 Is 900 feet Of (sny kind shEET-hEIAL
TTRIEG per dsy This machine 10 being exhibited be-
tween the bours Of "a N and p. h room No H. NO
II Wsns New York City where all Interested are sohesd
All communications (pOst paid promptly replied IT, 70 % their
osdeT WILLIAM " r,Ipb En-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

BOARDING in CATHARlNE- ST. - Fur
ID nished ROOMS with or without board al No Monroe
corner Cstharnest Terms moderate. Psymnts made in
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

NOR SALE.-The Stable Property, known as
II THOMPsON's STABLES. No. li0 East l3.hst, toge-
ther with stock and fixtures. Apply 70 , =, ,.r
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

Y'O FAMILIES and FIRST-CLASS SCHOOLS
Il -PIANO-FORTE. HARP, and SIN3lNG-A LADY
from Europe Pupil Of he Head Masters Of the Royal Academy
Of Music with satisfactory testimonials desrous Of forming
eugagemebt either Resident GOyrrness private pa
pills City reference, MUSICAL, No 80 Broadway, Hall.
Music Store.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15
VALUABLE FARM and GRIsT-MILL
nr,el r.c,or, Rnell.rs Co. s. Y. Az. - Il I'd

EOR SALE Cor TO let).-Three new hrst-clas'
ii four story HOUSES IL the block d Ave al site each
o ty feet Sos g. % and f6 south side Of 9ths
lhsy AID LeliIsiobsv Have every eonve9ienee sna W.
bear thororsh examination Apply No a Eat whist
No 81 william a. 70 CHAS n SMITH.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

CTEAM POWER to LET.-LOF'TS, with or
~ without STEAM POWER Apply to
CHARLES N. slMONSON, No. lsi Lewisr.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

EOUR PARLORS, with one or two BED
ROOMS attached each for Families or Single PeEsons.
with BOARD had moderate price at the large
frs,.e hoarduf house No 5f 10Th s-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-15

u class. in DRAWING and PAINTING IN OIL and
WATER COLORS. and having made some addition 70 aus
room. L now ready to receive pupils Specimens OF as
xok. ear be seen Mr. Bsge Pnnseler, No es bro d-
wy Anty, OF at f. VS. Academy NO. SS- 'e0-'e
Tsrun modSr.te
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-02
Wild Cherry, Dandelion, Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla!

with other valuable plants whose properties arc
still more effective.
It's high concentration renders it one of the most
efficient medicines now in Sometimes less
than single bottle restores the lingering patien,
from weakness debility, and Sickness to strong and
vigorous health. Every dose shows its good effect,
on the constitution, aud improves the state of the
health. The Forest Wine is recommended, in the
strongest terms, for ali complaints of the Stomach
Liver, Kidneys, Nervous Disorders, Bilious Afec.
tons, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite Jaun.
dice, Female Complaints, Scrofula, and all Disor
ders arising from BAD BLOOD and impure habit OF
the system,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-02
GREAT "a N G LISH q ~ M EDy,
The most valuable Spring & Simmer Medicine
DR.. HALSEYS FOREST WINE,

DATRONIZED by the nobility and Medical Fac,
L ulty of England, and esteemed the most exlra.
ordinary medicine in the world.
Medicines containing molasses or liquorice like
the boasled Sarsaparas, require many large bottles
to produce the slightest change in health The
FOREST WINE is altogether a different article
1t contains syrups 10 give it consistency, bat &C
quireS lis excellent flavor, and powerful medicinal
properties from the vegetable plants of which it
composed. The Forest Wine combines the virtues
of the
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-02
new ARRANGEMENT !
. L. g. Fl. l.. LANToRHAUx g. CO.

i. L. g. i. i. LANTOREAUX g. CO.
'lNHE firm of Lamoreux, Hall & Russell HAVING
l. taken in II. L., Lamoreux as partner will
continue the Foundry business generally, under the
name of l. i & H. L. LAMoREux & Co. at their
old stand. known the Eagle Foundry, in the south
part of the Borough of Towanda, where thew will
manufacture TO order and keep on hand large as.
sortment Of the following articles, to witt
NTachinery,
of oil kinds. including Mill irons, Mill gearings-
the Rose & Johnson Water wheels, &c. DC.
Stoves.
Box, Coal, Cooking and Porlor Stoves of all kinds
sizes and prices.
Ploughs.
North Branch, Nos. |, 5 and 7-Blatthly Nos.
and 2-Binghamton, " ayne County, Excelsior
Side-hill and Com Ploushs &c.
Corn Shelters g. Straw Critters
w ason boxeg, Seigh-shoes Plough points pearn.
lor IMAM pumps, Grindstones, &c., and other ar,i
cleS too numerous to mention
having secured the services off. B. IRVINE well
known as skiilful Machinest the firm feel conf,
ueht tht they can manufacture and repair all kinds
OF machinery IN as workmanhke manner, and on as
easy terms as any establishment this side of New
York. ~ Va -'e"-
Steam Engines will be repaired satisfactorily. on
:, OIL nonce. Particular attention will he paid to the
auern Department, and all ordere fulfilled ON the
shortest possible notice, >
GT Particular attention is called TO ]. B. Tryine's
ceebrated Excelsior Plough, which took the frs,
pre- mum of the Bradford County Fair, of 1853 Also.
TO ne Elevated Oven Eagle Stove, the best now in
uss. ~
ia Iron, Brass, Copper, Zinc, Pewter, and Grain
an all kinds of Country produce taken in payment
, ~. b.-Al Notes and accounts due the firm of
Iamofeux' Hall and Russell, left in the hands of
|. l.. d II. l.. Lamoreux for collection, and immediate
attention is called TO the same, which MUST BE PAIN
by May Court next. AID
d. q. HAIL, eli. J.x
C.S. RussELL.S 3RT I.rsnn'
TGwanda. April !, 1854
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-02
Farmers Union Insurance Company

Office, Athens, Bradford County, Pa.
CAPITAL, 100000, secured by bond and mort
~ gage the real estate of the stockholders, in
sures against loss by fire, houses stores, and other
buildings, goods, wares and merchandise, on as ia.
vorable terms any similar institution
LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID.
Directors-Hon. Horace Williston, Francis TYLER.
George Perkins. T d Myer, C N Shipman. C
Welles jr. Garfield, Athens; Hon John La
porte, TOwanda; Gen. Bradley Wakeman, Lacey.
vile; Geo. M. Holenback, Wilkesbarre Michael
Meyert, Lapor,e.
Offcers-Hon. Horace Williston President; E
Garfield, See; c Welles, jr. v. Pres and Treas.
GT Address, G. A. GAYLORD, Agent, Wyalus-
ng, Bradford Go. Pa. July l. 1854