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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
Stbelz 9tteberldde.

Die 2r6a Gaunty 9itd. GeIrGIaaft fat i6rs
RiscTIaac i'm 8uhhCtr 3um ,,geaa gotrtpt'' In
Nlentam, tpp gtteln mp Sritamsnte tn strifie,
csnrn SpraGtn 3u Zen tillt8Rsn grslen Sa Eaten
iinn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
CGrnet nnh ScI.Xntf,

9cstn Scttub pcn soer 8reits, Sd Sbdcs6.
1iftsSrbhther, Stisssr: SSbnd6Gr, aGIss rem 8e'
fen unp uatb bcm rsuSitsn Strts, ju vcrtaufIu tst
Gmit6 unb GrSmer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
sEa,;uSsGSIter.

Sbwaries, traun1s uno tlauCs Sud- rcu aIen
sreigen, ale Grtsn GaIiimeref, Sottiuets pcn onsn
Sarben. &useoS, 0eutudp Ssaue, Satttn uno gtt'
zen, W!itinae, SBSnos upo turI altes
oas uur psran3t psrben fam, pcbIftl Ju rertautsn
bsi
e.. Gn,itb unb Hrirfter.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
CSutcuS= =SySaarcu.
GUieecl ! SptcAcf

Sine 2u6mabt ron Spieset ocn allen grsifsn Su
,srsaufsn am Strbr pcn
g8plle unb Surb8e.
lIsntaun, SPSri 81. 1858. nato
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
SibicR' NrcG: GGffr,
Gjrint, 9teninBer un6 Gp.
sTf0,,,;S.I;Gfcr,

ats Sud-. GofEmsrcs, Swetrs. Gofhmerttt, otls Nr:
ten Scous, ole Hrttn GREETINGS. 6rtriGs, GrovattS
ecirm9 ruars, 6smocflcfs, une itsrhourt elm rcutf
Ghcrsmsnt Mannt'Sdtsr, iu Srbattrn tci
Grim, Reutn9er un6 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
ScnriDlOania
Or0D t<9S erfc,

DO. 22G Nr6.StraBc, ;pi6rn Der 2trn unb 3tm
uno 9c8rniiter esr 9rrap Stra6s, philadelphia.
11rtrfbrie6CHe batsn auf leano uno perftrti9cn
~ fCrtmibreno Siebe, 8dtECr. StreeHs, ssrrbene
DrdbtC, pcu otIcn gRaGtn uno Bcittn. GisthfalIs
ALE Qrttn Ycu plain uno fantp Dratbprftn nis6s
iuansn uno Cifsrusn Drabtietsn pcn allen Strten
mSgiercs uno tupfsrucs Drothtudb fir papiCrmatbsr
ttt. Grtinesrs uRo Danop SctEs au bic bette a8sls
le sefittrrt.
Shmsr esfspsrts DrSbts fir Sunfsnfina SIc6e
fir Ols6ul uno @iisn SeunSers, Srsenpratb, 5cus
frrorath, SafSs, SaIsu, StlhbedsH, AeblSn uno
SanefttE etf. ...
Saglib, Darby unb ginn.
2prt II. 1853. noIJp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
gteue
sgrii1i;ufss 9SSa0ress.

gteue
SSriigtiiasesS : 2SSts0ress.
@DQe unb 8urbge
Staten ibrsn 9unbtn dr tjsbsri9t literatI llntsr'
tisuus STtntthsn Ddne ab uno brfen eurCb an9e
bct gutter SBaarsn an Den tin9tsn prsllsn auf cine
6crteauer ibrss 3uipruhs, an
99fucw StpOr, ...
an esm nsuSn ytGr1iGdiscn Gjetauoc, SbGrtn urf
terbGlb Dem Warftplas, Samiltcn StrSPe IN ausn'
taun,
$40. o.
DafA6it srGfnsn rYir sc9enmarti8 sinsn frttueiten
StoH pon Srtblin8s'6httrn,
nsths pir on Den alIer6iui9ltsn Yrsifeu gum Ser:
fauf oaNiCtsn; in Fd falIsno
S6pnrse Sritr, Seine GGatlteS
8dnrg Seibr, gRpus 0rlatns,
6orbi0e 9err8ss, 8err9e 0elains,
GinBbamS, 99apts, 2opn8, 9llpacaS,
Ntantillas, Gp(tars 1t. |. IL.
gBis audi Siu vcass &Ncrknent ron
9dSie5 &rducr'SSaarctt,
ron ben beitsn S0rtEu Src6 5rinbts, Stranipfs
panpl4uDs Il.
9SD II II an bi9
nit elmer rc(ttn Au6pabl rtn @aarsn fdr Manne,
unb &natrn, ais
Gu1, Go1iimere, GoIiinctt Raun,wcQe.
ne SpIcnllpfe, Eperps, 1t. (. tp.t
Iammt 9cblcidter unb braus
nen MluSltn5, GBeds,
1nb Ginen,
arss rom bsttn 92atsrat uae ;a ben nisSsrits'
prsiisr.
or Butter, Shmnt,, Shiutcu 9rcf uno AMBER
(rceufte rutrr+u i'm Nustaulb ftr 9Raarsn on9'
ncn,nsn unO ttr bG6tt Olorttprcit eafir ertaubt.
Durt, tln @trtauf Der beiten @aursn on ben oil
| t9Itsn prsiiSu bcffGn fa ouf ftrnsrn 5nprud.
Wpllc unb SurtBr.
2tltutauu, IlSrl 81. 1883.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
Stbnar; Gcibcnc aySanti(las.

Gin relies IFcrttmCnt ocn fhoari TticGuCn ORontit:
tos, allen QrsiFsu. mctts artitSt s wcbttitSr as
is fdr 8ar9tlo rertoukn tst
Grim, Hcnin9er imb Gr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05

@al3 Gal; Salt!
G5tmablenes uno fsincs Sots ;u vsrfaufcn tein
Sad cetr SuIbd, on StCbr ron
gGcle un6 Gurb9r.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05

SIC. l, . unN 3, in !, J unO 9on;su 8arrsts, ,u
5absn bEts ,.
.. -. @p((e un6 9urb9e.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
@ScOSe SSnraoiDss I!

Die liuttrSsitbrcttn Gno ucuiitb rtn Msurcrt uro
pbiatGpbia Surtid eGFebrt, uro Cmpfdnaeu nun tSS:
tttb Raorsn, wctthe fs on 9rciGcu, nit rtn 3titIn
dtereinltimmcne, rpieosr ottesn peroSr.-uutsr cen
ttr'its erhGtttnen Gdtsr tSfnoct fh Gin bsrrlibss
Gfcrttmcnt rem
SibieS' SrcG= Sitter,
ats Itraias, Ds6Gas, GbaUi, 8trtas DStaiue. Du:
tots. Grape De Srau9. uuo ous Tar6tu rcu Drsj:
SsiOen, petass allies bldg fdr SorsdO ou9ttctsn
piro Gsi
Grim, 9teninger un6 Gp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
q c tie W(afreIen.

Sc uuo 3 9Notrctsu. in eanjcu, Fatten, pitrtst
uRp Obtd 8arras, biui9 sa ucrtoufen. I'M Strbr pen
... ... .. :. SGlau6.
GGcntaun. Iprit II. IT. . ra-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05

otl HtutHSSlt ENcNleH nun We uIuIHt tlktIb 9'V'
stu Srubtts 9sben, 70 uabs mir eitid6c rcu rsm
3tu9nIB rflbrsn tGn1sr.-,SaF ret uabe jutt Hchen
SJpicpD SsDpp bpu Stcicr Stect,
bier peuic6 fir Wtuncre, 8oltcn uno Qbilaoivbia,
NIT ncniatr otS $4,000 in 9ttO uno Sitbsr, um
Sitter fir Gtintu
SSpDlfcileu Sar0cIb Stpbr
u toufcn.-@r in lcsOen ;urdd ecstrt, nit rpsniS1r
ais lib &arrcnIopun9cn rcn pcbtfsIsn
6rd6lin8sz unb SUmmrr>6Hter,
,pcttt CT uuo TiHc Gttrts cet aufpadIu. an fyinsm
mcbtfitn Sor0cto Stcbr, SO. 35 gBst pOmtltcn
StroBe, tn luentoup, pa. ECtns hartt 3stten an
Dem mCblftilsn Sar9cIO etcbr.-Ssbrt bter edotss,
gtnbe 10000 9irts Orcb,Srisrn
Bon uIen GorGen unS Yrsibcn - bon 81 Cents
bis So per garb no4e 1900 8riblin8ss une
Scmnrr S6dwls UNI WIntiaa5 BON alien
grsi6sn BON IS Gents sis $25 baS Sttif.-
GtritfaGs cine sroGe Get l6warIeitrne unc
9ptt Werlnc SGapls. .-Gtcnfdus nhbe 100
wet6e Grape S9awts, plain uub trsrdnjt, BON
So bis S25 has StUt.--6errrr, rtlpa 400
gJarts neue StYle Oeialrs, VereBe 3elaIne
Oucats, 9eIflnt, Qdpu5, u. (. 10, ron 81
Gents unO aufpGrtS -aliO maze an 1000 Qas
raIUl5 unp 8eBcnl&hme rrn lSa 81 50 has
Stid. - Otei6fau5 II S6iebtaurn unO 2
&lrrsntaOunBcn ron ircblfstlen <tunen, rnp
stwaS wrntBer 700 OuScno SriimrFe UNI
SmbI6ube, an Gents unO ron p1 aufpdrtS
ta8 Stuf.-G@rfaa5 etpaS wer9cr ais 5000
QIriee uno Serrcn 0epGbn(dc mO rmtrciorrsp
uno SGnrY oetrGnHe 6lttIiider ron Ct Gents
lis 3u So pa5 Stif-6crncr naGe an 100
Ducnb 0IprS I6war,c Mtttt pon alien Srri.
Em. - 9lIo nn9e 1000 QGoteS embroidered
Collars spn j Gert5 bis So ta5 Stif.-
GIsi6faus Gin If6nes
enforcement Traucr lOaarrn,
Bon a(lcn 9snrnnungsn, 70 wie 0rcbs Irimmn8t
uno 6rtnges, elm Sro6es QNOrtsmcrt ,putlfctl
fur SarselS .-Gbenfaas na6e 10000 girp
oetlri6te umb uugstlsiate NuSlinS Spn ! bic
q garb trcit--ene arcse Got 8ett. 5idn9,
8ii6tdatr, 5owlins, Gbsds, 9in9bams, Sen
fcr.Gurtons, Scl'SAaprS, u. +. 10. - alIc
einr un8c6eure 2ot
Glitter fir WSnncr unb Snaten
Spn alien &rten, nGmt6 fir 8Gdr, gGrFea unr
ScIrn pom Ct Gents bis 81 Sc per 9aro.--
@lci6faas fertis semuAte 8tsipr an balt
Yrd6.-Gr fat auA fir iuu9e 5auSbGlter ii.
ne srpee Got Carpets, SpRsa' unN Sid Del.
u8.-Grner
Gla3r unb Guien6wnarrn, SpiebrI, SC.
allies wpbIfeil fir Sar8cIb.
@ld4falGs fir ale &rtsn son Saat4dlter, gtlt
pnb Sung, JisiAe nN glrme, Sobe unp Nte,
terr-atle bic @slp ba6cn = uno fA baraui
Srlaben 81 GIen UNI gut ;u letrn - tSnrr
0lafre(eu sr9alirn BON bis 100 GaitS IN i
rper unO san;sn Sdrrel5. Gtcnfaas bat er
cine IplmciSe Got 3udsr YoR Ct tis gu 10
Gents bas Yfuuc. - 6eurr NclaieS an 81
Gent PER Quart, tefer.Sgrup t24 Cts. pei
Quart unp Der bette Bad 'Sgrup Der je In III
lentaun 9crptlt mcrOcn it.-aNc GwrltAer 9o'
Mig, Gaifcr, Gtee, GbctUlUre, &is Srien
0tjss, S8uttsrn, 3ams, earN, Sstrodastr 6ra4'
ten ~.
uno vjctt SauEno Stottr nGrtb anotrcr mcEtfttcr
Gdttr, ptGhs bier niht btnamt mIrcSr tSunrn, fam
man crbotcu fit Sar9cto, rrsnn man anruft an
5tppps rpeblfsitcm ear8cle 5tobr
So. 35 gRsif, 6amtCu Stra6r, in IGtntaun.
g08ri 81. 1858 ROW
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05

- crrtn0 .
St1er6ett8> TtItelt.
Scr ancrfamntc Champion
-----z=.--, Der neutitbC &sriutb tei Gem
T.5EsgF gl58-' gronoe 5u Re a , / n q bat Den
5l E3a Strom Der Sfcntihtu gNeinun9
II g54 iurcrlirt, uuo bas &sroitt pCn
gits5.hSf iQN tx mthr oils 200 5SuSrn cntfhstcsnb
Il S1lsC-, ri Ueitatt9t o0B - 6errtn9s" b G
NE " etu5t9C II / ts / It 10 { I:
Ls=ss....- IL P.Ttsssdb n DIT psrb &c mt.
Sdsa5s as'I7AsSs I-7AssSsss' Nus,ua aus Dem geriht etr
Committee, 6Et Der SsusrsYrcts nit cen cIErnsn
Rtittu ju RCaoir9
Au 26lttn Stbruar ptrialnmtlttn Ith ale Die
MttSiGotr Der Committee, um Die &itcn, Bdthrr
un0 YaPltre (tpdbs in btSlstbs attban rpcrorn Ipd
rtn) Su urtcrutbsu, uno Uartn rcUtcmmen befrts:
ot9t oO6 aIcS rttbt war. 2tm frtaenosn Sn9s fanb
pas 8rtnnCn f0it unttr Der 2ufiitbt Der Committee
Natb ttrNm redtmaFt9tn uno unpGrtbettitCn 8rtn:
men fit 8 Stunocn, wuroG Die Giltc prn Grams uno
Baticn ;uCrlt 9cShuet-Ois &iils bate ouf bet ins
wtnet9tn Sete Scutr 9efou9tu, une Der Snho(t mar
jun Sbat NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oer Ssnbatt in Der
5tiite pcu 6orrtt5 uuO psrrin9 in autcm 3uilouec
mar, unO man fanO fsn Stasr aaf psr tnsutnot9sn
Setts bsrtItcu."
Qlntr;st4nsD $. 3. Gettr,
9. q. Gcleman,
u. 9. peaerd,
6 cmm tttee.
ltub inccrfrt Ucn'dGEr 30 ctr bsitsn gRanner in
Rtaoino.
9Caoin9, 9Riry 2, 1857.
Die ebj9cu &iittu fGnnen in Iu9enfbsin 9cncn,:
men pGroeu an SO. 81 98oIruS:Strage, oiIpe oos
puttitum litb ucn Dec orc3tu @crsd9ltCbfsit pcn
.,6srrin95 Qatcut Champion" dter 6is bsIic9tt urt
aufSspcltrte ,,inpcnet9s Giisu 2bdr SaIamaHesr"
tbsrjtu9tn Fam.
8ailtY unb 5srring,
Die sryi9in @trfr;iscr zen locrrino's Yatcnt
Gbampcu 8ttsn in oiCltm Staat, sc. 81 23aluuR.
5trast, pbtlaosIpbja.
Dtr @trIutb rotltb:r burtb ouSsrs partbcien ee:
madbt puroE, mn ocu 91uf elmer Riite oubupctttrn,
pSlte iib 70 9anj uno gar oils uuyulan9lib bei ;ts
tdGiacn SGusrsbrdnlttn in YbItaSstpbi0 (RanitEao
plae) bsrietn bat, ooourtb Dap cine aus Dem Stcbr
tiucS I9tnten o. Il. eausl prn bcppetter
. d { (psrfbiGoGu pcn bsnisben psths fis ptrtaus
fSn) 9cnonlnlen muroc, UNI cine rcn oerrin9s (nur
batb 70 bd) Gubutrsuntu, bat fIbI9l6to9cn, uuo bat
icmit nit ltirtr rtroisnttn 8cltbnuu9 suanmSn &C:
trcftn. pIrrirss 0itt tcrnts niAt ptrbraunt wIr:
oeu, rptIbSs undmiSGiib jci9t, bGS bs sinsi9s Ris
mcrauf man Iitb vlrlaBtn fam, eie ,6srriu9s:9its
III, ron ptltbsr mlbr ais $1,000 lest in p;rttibsm
Sttraub pur, uno mSbr ais 300 fno ibrn ourtb
SsuIr rrrtirt perpsn, cbnt au5 Rar stngn siujSsn
Gtrluit.
SRai 10, 1857. nal3
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
Gnrpctb unb Srbl.Snb.

Ilctr uno Stiestu Ssttuh, Strrr Ssttuh rcu
tis CARDS brett 5tcor unO Stie9su Carpets, gum
&srtaul prblftiI ttt
.. 8. S6laua.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
gleue SO aaren y i
9aesa QSOlfSs StODr,

Ws. al NorrcRsGdf fer ahten unb 9amtltun'
Strnbrn, seernttsr 3asntu4's @al9aus.
.. g. 9 eD IT d,
matbt Ilinsn ssshrtn 8unosn uno alien nt6rt9'H
tctaunt bog CT ics6sr pcu pbtlaoslpbia uno Hsus
Nrrs ;urdtgctebrt 1T, nit einem Dec tttSn uuo
meblfiilttn IFertsmnts pen Srcienpaarcn, 8reles
rien, SuiCnsuaorsu, ett. rtt. has IN tr9cno etnsm
Stchr in oisitm Orts s:funasa lptrOGn fam. Ski;
ne gHoarCn fine nit Ih;fanteit in 9sJu9 auf Stpt
une gBctitbsit aus9ewdbtt, uno eabtr taeSt &C tis
nc Runtcn uno eas game 9rttifum ciu, auJnrutsu
uuo Fin 1iIcrtcmcnt gu ebsn, ebs fs (cnJoe taufeu.
Oas 8eIthsu fcist nidts uno man taun I'D ea'
eur9 pcn Get gRabrbsit hss Gsfo9ten itCrRu9en.
.. 8. S@lau6.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
@thninlS !! &ti1nfplS!
Gait! Gait! Sal;!

0pcrprct ocmobltnSs Soli in eGdCn uro tCi rem
Sufbd-alcihfons ftines Nfhttu SaIL uue Feline
5&dSbtn 1oirD Satj ~ CrbaLECn lei
Gjrtnt, 9tcnin1cr unb Gr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
01oro /! g21orO :!

Sn ?tGerma7 war fhcn fit sussn SdSsn elm
3rcFsr SpcrO i'm G5auas uH6 lbrstrst Heto rcrpSre.
SIS iino ctpa 2 cosr 3 Sauitno Minusr, 2BSttscutt
uno 6nocr in otm GcuIjst 6Gtbilat.-OGr Ydrs
9srmriitr Der Stao, oue Die GCndabltS, eawpir unc
Octtcrs tSuuSu tils Srausripid nidbt ouftrehen.-
gS wjro eefdrdtst Sa6 Gart. 6rco init GlItr isinsr
pEbt9ai6tsu Qrmss. unO 9tsibfaUs Capt 6arct, nit
ieinsr neusu @cnlpoauic, nab ccm Srt 9Srufsu wsr:
Den mdFir.-Q9ir roItn nun bic iriahe tisils aro
Sen Srubtts 9sbsu. 70 uabs mir oiSats reu rsm
5eu9ujB trfabrsn ntSnusr.-jSaFrcr uabs jutt gBehtn
SpicpD SsOpp BON bteier Stebt,
bier psrtic6 fir glturcrf, Soitcu uno philadelphia,
nit wcniasr ots $4,000 in GcIO unO Suttr, um
Sitter fir Gtintn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
Gu;ci,ssSSQdrc1t.

Gin pclTitaneists IdcrCutut atIsr Nrttn Stat:
uno Suisus:gHaartn, ptu allen Suatit8ttn, an Der
nisori9ftSn YrciGeu gu crhoIttn ttt
0rim, StcninBcr unb Go.
lncEtaun Qrril 7. 1853. rqNr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
SpicScl Spic9cIl

otds ot6 gRcblscnp gram, pcn allen YrCigsn un
G'rSgsn an Den agsrnisprjsittn YreiFsn ju rrboIt
bst
Girint. 0lri1inhnr 1tnh 81.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
GGrncfS rnb Seltuch,

vtn alien BtnCnnun9cn, prtlBtn pr0 NuQlltGtr
3:Qlr unO 2sqtn 8rulTd: uno 8u9se arpete, ic nj
aub Elm pcuss 2tiTcrtsmsnt StjC9n'6drpes,
nsr, ole arten 2ildb uno SccrsCcItu, an cen alIrl
niscri9ltsn grCjfSn gu psrtautsn tst
Grim, 9tcnin8cr unb So.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-30

BARCLAY COAL-THE BARCLAY
- RAIL ROAD AND COAL COMPANY have now
on hand and will keep constantly for sale at ToWANDA
large supply of their coal, at
81 80 per ton for Blacksmith Coal, and
So 90 per ton for Raked Coal
Apply for coal at Towanda to o. D. BARTLETT Coal
will also be sold at the MINES at
50 90 per ton for Blacksmith COal and
$2 so per tan for Roked Cool
liberal discount will be made sales by the boat load
Oct. 7. 1857. j. .MACFARLANE Gen'l Supt
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-30

THE GRAIN DRI~-This implement has
become of such general use rs to he considered
almost Indispensable to the farmers. lis prn-
ciple advantages are the regularity with which
it distributes, and the uniform depth at which
it depositeS the seed. When field is Sown
broadcast by hand and afterwards " narrowed
in, some portions Of it may he buried from
eight to ten inches while others are not coy
cred at all, and are Of course wasted This is
obviated by the use of the drill. There is
however, room for improvement in the Drill
as commonly constructed. The Spouts which
conduct tie seed to the ground are generally
arranged at distance Of from five to six inch
eS apart, and the grain is thus deposited in
rows, instead of being spread over the whole
surface Of the ground. If double the number
of spoutS, of smaller size, were used, it would
certainly be an Improvement. 1t may not be
generally known that in England, where drill
culture originated and is now most practsed,
it is not unusual to lac wheat Where this
course is pursued, the space between the rows
is not Objectionable, but we may never perhaps
see the day when it will pay to h0s ,cbeat in the
United States
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &C.

Uest SIDE Of tie Public Square, opposite tie
C0Hrt House.
DALEY e NEEINS are lust receiving a
b large addition TO their stock Of Provisions Groceries
Yankee Notions Toys, Fruit, Confectionery, &C. which
will be sold wholesale of retail for cash in eXhange for
most kinds OF country produce prices that fail
to suit purchasers. Consumers country dealers would
do well to call and examine stock and prices.
GROCERIES.
Black and Green Tea, Rio and Java Coffee, Chocolate
Cocoa, Sugar MolasseS Syrup, Ginger. Pepper Spice,
Cloves, numegs Mace cinnamon. Ground Mustard. Pepper
Candles, Bar Soap Vinegar. Starch. &C.
PROVISIONS.
Flour, Buckwheat Flour Rye Flour. Corn Meal, Feed,
Pork, Hams Shoulders, Mackcrel, Goldfish, Shad Lake
Trout Pickeed and Smoked Herring Cheese Rice Beans
Onions, Potatoes, Butter. Lard Crackers &c. &c.
FRUIT.
Prunes, Citron, Figs, Eng. Currants Rasins Lem
and Oranges, Green andDred Apples and Peaches.
Almonds Pecan NUS, Praz nuts Grenoble and Madeira
Walnuts, Filbert Pea nuts Chesnuts Hickory nuts Sc.
GERMAN, FRENCH and AMERICAN Toys FANCY GOoDS,
&c.-Boys Sleighs. Tin Wagons, China Pewter Il Wood
Tea Sets. DOH, Trmpcts, Toy Guns Accordians Har-
monicas Glass Paper and Wood Inlaid Work Boxes and
Toilet Cases Toy Bureaus, Secretaries. &c Pearl, livery
Paper Mache and Leather Port MonaieS Wallets Purses
Ivory, Horn and Wood Pocket and Toilet Combs Tohac-
and Snuff Boxes Cigar Cases. Tooth Hair and Cloth
Brushes, Fancy Mirrors Perfumery. Hair Oil, &c.
Fools Car, Letter, Commercial Note and Bath Post
Paper Envelopes. Waters, Sealing Wax, Ink Inkstands
Wafer Cups Sand Boxes, Penhoders Pens Wafer scales
&c. &c.
TABLE AND DAIRY SALT, Salina and Rock Salt and
Cayuga Ground Plaster. BAILEY * NEVINS.
Iowanda, November &c. 1855.
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farmer's department.
How to Make Good Cider.

There is hardly 1.-THE of cider made now
as compared with forty years ago. Many OF
the old orchards have died ont, and the TEN.
perance reform has prevented their renewal
The market for fine fruit has greatly expanded
and nearly all the trees now planted are for
the production of market apples. 1t took
eight bushels of apples to make a barrel of
cider and the barrel sold for only a dollar
Apples now bring every year from fifty cents
TO dollar bushel Fruit growers can hard
ly be expected to lament the change that is
80 much for their pecuniary interest.
Yet cider is still made all over the country
in small quantities, some for the apple butter,
some for vinegar, and still more Tor beverage,
When bottled and properly handled it is as
palatable, and mu,h more wholesome, than
most of the wines Of commerce. In affections
of the kidneys it is an excellent remedy, and
shond have place in every well appointed
cellar. 1t is a matter of some importance,
that what cider is made, should be made in the
lest manner.
The apples should be well rpened, but not
in the least decayed Every apple with the
least speck of rot in it should be removed, if
you wish 4 first rate beverage. The decayed
and inferior apples may be reserved for making
vinegar Perfect cleanliness should be o'Serv-
ed in the grinding process which should be per
formed two days before pressing, and the pom
ace b. permit, to stand and mellow in the
vat, until it assumes deep red color. Clean
dry straw should he used in forming The cheese.
If the straw be musty, the flavor will he com
municated to the juice It water be added, it
will make it hard and unpleasant to the taste.
The Casks. also, iii which it is put for frrmrn-
tation, should be thoroughly ceanSed aud lin
ishel off with fumigation of birthstone Ths
is done bv burning few strips of canvass
inside the barrel, dipped in melted birthstone.
The fumes will penetrate all the pores and
destroy the muSt and correct the sOurne>S- -
After the fermentation is over, draw off into
clean barrels, and clarity it. This can he done
by mixing a quart of clean white sand with the
whites of half dozen eggs and plat Of
mustard seed, aud pouring it into the barred
1t may stand in the barrel, or, if nice article
is wanted, it Should be put into some quart
bottles and corked.
This cider will he fit to drink in case Of
sickness, and will always bear good price iu
market 1t retaiS it twenty five cents bot
tie, and wond bring at least two dollars a
dozen by the quantity This is much better
business than to make Il poor article from
decayed apples, in sIovenly manner, and sell
it for two dollars barrel Correspondence
American AgricHitHrist.
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Sow RYE EARIY.-Of all the crops raised
in this northern climate, rye is perhaps the
most surest but even rye, sure as it is may
fail, and that too in good season like the
present. A neighbor of mine sowed part o! a
field with rye on the 25rh of August, 1851.
October, land and seed both alike. The result
was, a good crop on the portion first sown,
estimated at 20 to 26 bushels per acre, while
that sOwn late was not harvested for the rea-
son that there was nothing to harvest | have
known similar instances almost every year, and
yet there are those who continue to throw
away their seed, lose their labor and the use
of their land, because they have known good
crop raised on new cleared land, sown so late
that it did not come up till Spring Cores,
pondenoe AmericaR AgrjcahuriH.
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Hoes should be put up for fattening as early
as possible, as they gain more from the same
amount of food in warm, OF moderate, than in
cold weather. The yards and pens should be
literally supplied with litter, weeds pulled up
before the seeds are ripe, and other matter
which may be worked mp into manure 1t will
help to pay the expense of making pork
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Susquehanna Collegiate Institute,
TOJrAED4, BRADFORD CO., Pa.
INSTRUCTORS.

T,-rDr-rTOpC
DAVID CRAFT, \. i' fTlnCipai Professor ot Ancient
Languages and Mental ana Moral science
pilN klt :. DEAN, y. d., Professor ~ Aalhenatlcs
and Natural Science.
MISS \. ELIZA FRlI tliER, PrereptresS;
MISS EMILE \. III TIER, Assistant:
MISS .. LOUISA JENhS, Instructor on Piano, and Of
Drawing;
Mr. CANFtEL-D DAYTON. Steward.
The Fall Term commences on Wednesday, AUGUST
., and vii! continue II weeks.
EXPENSES FER TERM.
Pavdu1 lGVofa1I IN advance OF one nan on entering
the school, and one hall at the middle OF the terFue
and contingencies included:
Primary. per term, .......s GO
Preparatory co
Higher, lst year, pCrtcrm.... ................ 90
Higher lst and ID year, per tern, 90
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IN selecting seed corn, ears should be prefer.
red which ripen earliest, and grow upon the
most prolific stalks 1t is bu. little trouble for
the farmer the pass through his corn field just
before " husking time and select what nc
may need for next springs planting. BY par
suing this course for several years, it will be
found that the amount Of the crop is consider
ably increased and the period of ripeniug ac
celerated.