IIuBBARB s R
FOR ONE OR TWO HORSES..
We are novi s tuanufacturing this :3.elebrated MOWER, and offer them at reasonable
price,. to the Farmers of Susquehanna County. We do not hesitate in -saying that
for use in this UNEVEN country, they are
THE BEST MICHINE
They being so. arranged as to cut arnoothly in uneven, as well as eyed ground.
• !
is S. H. SAYRE & Bro's, 'Montiose,Pa.
17. T—a—a EAET±V'' s ;
Don't begin with the RITN at i
THE "RE PIT SAN,"
NEW GOODS.
OLD and TOTSNO, RICH and POOR, OAT and Featly e,
are hourly seen rushing onward to the
HEAD OF 14AVIGAI'rON,
All eager to be supplied from the choice and 4teintive
sal emoo to be found
AT TYLER'S STORE.
Ills assortment of :w r y 40vocscles beaWent
all, and as for choide.' .
ar3Ft. C3 O M - 1 : 1.X3M e• 9
Vie.: 9 and 10c Sugar. $ T. Rice. Coffee : and Tobacco.--
words arc isadegunte.—they are rrr. It is useless to men
tion the Two thousand t one thin es of which a ;full supply
is kept constantly at the OnHal !tort Wait. Neon
tinuation creels Wearnestly desired. and •if Mere are
any 80 unfortunate as not to haVe.found- toe place, , your
friend sad'neighbor will tell you-the •
FIRST STORE'BELOW TARBELL'S HOTEL,
and. opposite Ae KEY ST 02yR,
where 90 Ira cent. has ceased to be. We are bohndtolet
people live"—and lire. 13ring along your Ritter Eggs:
!tags, Oats. Rye. Oath, Corn, and most anything else you
do 41 want, and get iltlue received
: •-•
TZLER'S STORIEL
N. D. Please do n't leave the above mentioned ariirles
at home, for our rule won't permit ns,to wait "tail you
come up again." •
Shakers—A new hit of white and colored. /14..Uns
just opened.
LAMPS of all kinds, and fixings for horning Reroscne
now ready and rcrychean. Best Kerosene, cheaper than
daylight; also Fresh Burnim: Fluid , Catophcne. SiKrm,
atEamanzide and Tallow Candi Fa. k tot constantly °NA:land
rfra.snew 'supply orIIATS ancrC APS, 'll , ooTand
tiIIOES, Stone and \V 00dECI1 Wart!, Brootint, and Irr4sh,.
of ail aorta, Yankee Notion. of all var:ctics, l'erfurnerv,
- and Toilet Soap, Olen: c of Iloors for rhanpedlaods,l- bc . xt
thing In use, etc., cc ; or which will be eold 1 0 - the
pay down,. as tie times deniand., br
%i. . tz'TE I A 'fi L, l
TO PAIRY.VEY-1 am forwarding. BUTTER.: to N.
Tork, on tarma of commission that will suit yon.,_ Call
and inquire, and look-at my dairy salt, in sanks of all
sea, as - good se can be found in ton - L. -
Yontroie, Ya, =SELL RENRY C . , TYLER:
PEE Alit PUCE PRIC
PEACE APPROACHI
Large Lines of PRICES Conquerednnd
• Reduced.'
mr..iarri=l.iturrkiiii,-
. NEW 3IILORD; PA.,
la receiving, for Spring supplies, new andlarge stocks*
• CHOICE
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, I I
CROCKERY, - HARD WARE,
' STOVES, IRON, • STEEL, - NAILS,
• PAINTS, LAMP. • AND )
LINSEED OILS,
BENZOLE,-
CARPETINGS, • ,
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS, • I .
WALL - Paper; Window SHADES,
HATS and CAPS,• BOOTS and SHOES,.
CLOCKS, &C., &C.
Secluding, u naval, full varieties Of the triost popular
• • styles of I ;
• - LADIES' DRESS GOODS, •
- SHAWLS,
BONNETS, RIBONS, FLOWERS,
„1,1 4 4 be will sell on the most favorable terms; for
CASH, 'PRODUCE, I -
PROMPT TIME 13IrrE l ItS
Flour & Salt, constantly on
WlTtlitS - I . JEWEIRTI
. $ iv"
TIII3IC Subseribinwhave now returned troth Sew York
J. with their •
- I I
. SPRING STOCK OF GOODS.-
•
te which they. would` respectfully call the L .,, lttention of
their customers. Their assortment is now - mplete and
=kites bOth Useful and Ornamental. We hive taken par-
Scalar pains to select all the VT - New Patterns out this
Spring. and think we can, without doubt, please in both •
Style, Quality,and Price, We Have a large stock of
English, American" and Swiss Watches,
lowa asp Silveri annting and Open PaCe.4
from the eh* . est np to the - best. A very full • vorlety of
SILVER' , WARE,
warrantettes goodie 42001 A1an; 2. Alan;
i •••
EINE -GoD - -Awnifty i
in every variety. .11s0, • , . •
Plated Jewelry.' Fancy 'Goods, :
Brushes, . •
A very Ana variety of • • • , I .
Plated Goods, Very Low; -
Tea Trays, '
Brittania Ware: ' •
An kinds of Worsted, Tidy, Netting.Setring, and other
sveoctiois:
Thermometenci • Beads; Violin, Guitar, 'and Bias Viol .
Strings ; a nice lot. of Pans ; Table and Pocket
Cutlery, .Scuthors. do at. • .
13rThe above Goods having been purdhased fur cub,
will be sold at very low prices. Please call and examine
'our Goods, and we are confident we can please you.
strtr,:sohres.l4* 3 ...s.r.axamzsr,
may2l] Co. 9 Odd 'Nikkei Hall, Binghamton.
ricksrEsatowsandEXPEßlENCEots SUFFERER.
Published as swath who"nd Tor the especlalbenefit
of Toting Men. and those suffer with Nervous Debil
ity,Loss of Memory, Premature; Beam Chc., by one
who has eared himself by simple means, after being ,pat
to great expeaae and Inconvemenee. through the use of
to
medicines prucribeo bylearnedDodons.;
othicsamy be had of the author, by enclosing a poet
paid addressed envelope to • '
CHAS. A. LAMBERT, Esq..
Greenpoint, Long Isiah& Mew York
EttriONS WAN TING, A Cwallor.,:cbr CTIXATE
FOR HEALTH, tee ath.erticraer.t VAgelandaj
Ins.
NOW MADE;
THE OFFICIAI. WAIL MAP. , '
Hazards Rail Road and Military, Nap . 11
the Southern States. -
FFROMthe most authentic soirees, and the Coast Our.
trey, engraved in the Finest Style of Map Netting. It
gives so recent and Inch valnahle bets concerning &lithe
Railroads, that the War Department immediately &mho*.
ized publicaVon, add distributed 1000 copies among
the Generals and Colonels antic A.renv.
t. As it Ls the ONLY MAP that Is authorized as Oflicha,
it Es the most Reliable and Authentic, and. from ita large
size-35 by 55 inches-.-shows at a glance the Principle
Placeeand s7l Strategic Points, Gen. McClellan has ac.
Icnowledged the great importance of it to his movements.
Beautifully COLORED, Price only $l, tocompete with
Inferiorniana. In cloth cane $1,50. Dissected and inoun•
te.ed on muslin, 411.50. Mounted on Muslin. with Rollers
and Varnished, $2,50. Sent free by mail on receipt of
price, • WILLIS P. HAZARD.
No. 'I4 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.
WAR every intellikent man mints the BEST and on•
ky OFFICIAL . MAP, Agents caulnake money rapidly by
selling this. zny3
TECUMSEH!
anus Celebrated Black Hawk Morgan Sgltioti stands
this soneoz st The Hotel Stable of L. Searle in.klont
.rose, Susg's Co.. Psi, Lie %Ili tired by the °stint!
VERMONT Black Hawk, the sire of Ethtin Itlien.Lancet,
Black Ralph. alp Van Winkle e°, Samioga, Black
'Hawk Heid:Sbcrinan Black H awk.. Red Leg,Lady EsseS..
Bohemian Glrl, Bleck Havrk Chief. Plato, Keti Taft.
thud Hoed. Pm:lC:Mord. Trotting Cbildera: David Hill,
Oceola, and others of celebrity. For NI Pedigree see
•G.C.dsay's Beek en Morgan Horses:" orlargebills.
TERAr.T.:—Pifteen dollars to warrant. .
If ogtrose, Hay 2td.—tal H.
ERIE RAIL WAY.
aZ.MMEMEM!ffi
CeirrIANGE OF novnts, commencing Monday, May .s.
Tralmtwfilloave Great Bend at about,the fol
lowing adorn, viz:( ,
.
WESTiCAR.D- ItorND. I ".EA.it - IVAI11) 11GUND.
' .
No. 1, Bufttlo Ex. 2.31 p.m. ~ No .2. N.Y Evpres 1:23 p.m
No. 2, Night Ez. 1:17a- ( m. 4,N ielit'xpress2:33 a.m
No. S. Mail, et .1-= p.m. i No. 9.Steambnat " 7:54 p.m
Ne. 7, Way, at .S.: am. No.lo, Way. at .4:38 p.m
N 0.17, WayFrert.l2:sl p.m. No.lNCiatinqn .&:.C.:17 !VIII
N0.41,Au:0na709:52 a.m No.2oWay Freighl,9:3o am
Nos. 3 and 1'", every day. ""No, 16 vans SIM days; hot
does not run on Monalis. No. 3of Sundays, runs thro'
to Muttalo,Pbut - does not run to Dunkirk , . No. Greg:ll4in!
overnight at Elmira. "CH A'S MINOT, Gen, Supt.
Administrator's Notice:
amain hereby given to all persona having demands
111 'against the oatmeal' Patrick KcPavin late of Auburn
township, deceased, that the same must be ptesented to
the underaigned for settlement, and all persona indebteil
to said estateare requested to make immediate payment'.
Auburn, Nay 20,1862. JA'S DONLLN,
Administrator's Notic.e,
T.RTTERS of . admitditration to the estate of the late
WALDRON, of Bader& haring beengrunted
to the undersigned, all persona indebted to maid estate
are requested to make immediate payment, and those
haying claims against the same will present them to
Burford, Nay 33 1 / 4 1804 P. CARPENTER,
Administrator debonii.non.
Kollool '8
'DANDELION -
COFFEE.
m ins preparation, made from the best , Java . Coffee, 111
1. recommended by Physicians as a superior Nutritious
beverage. for General Debility, Dyspepsia, and all bilious
dimnrrktA, Thousands'whe have been compelled to aban
don.tbense of coffee will are this witbont Solutions effect
Doe can contain_ the strength.pf two pounds of ordinary
coffee. Price 2.5 cents. -
For inlfentrose by 'Abel Turrell,
IItILLOCWS LEVAIN, _
The purest BAKING POWDER known, for inakingliubk
sweet and nutritious liread and cakes. Price 15 cents.
31andfactured..* M. lit KOLLOCK, Cbemisi,
Corner of Broad and Chestant-sts, Philadelphia,
Bold by.allDitiggibts.and Grocers, mbs iyje eo
NEW FIRM.
ALLEN DEANS & CO'
Under Montrose Democrat Office,
A RE.RECEIVrNG
ti Fresh Ground Western FLOUR
every 3.0 days. which we warrant to give satisfaction
as any in market ; If not good returned at our expellee.
Feed, and Buckwheat Flbur,
SALT AND PORK,
BY mu LOAD, BARREL °it:POUND.
HAMS, [Sugar Cured
Dried . Beef, •
Smoked Halibut,
Drips and Syrups,
Molasses and Sugars, -
TEAS, COFER E. SPICES,
BROOMS, AND NAILS,
which we offer for sale at Low Prices, for IMADY PAT
Montrose, July 9, 1863
• .
SOLDIERS' BOUNTY,
• PDiniviiiiicomEs,_ .
AND ARREARS OF PAY,
MBE Relatives and
claim, deceased SOLDIERS. who
wisti•to have thei presented and collected.
can do ao by applying to the underaigned at the 011 ice of
Lhave
LITTLE
receive & POS d
fT.
rom the Hontros Auditor Willa" Treasury- He.
wtment, at Washingtob, the printed -itustruelions and
loran necessary for the business.
• Montrose,.Jurie Moan,. .L. )L BUNNYLL.
•
Notice to Assesgors.
TIRE ASSESSORS of the several townships and Dom'
.1. in the County of Susquehanna are requested to for
. ward ass the Military Roil made by them for the ye:mile.
agreeable to:the hd seetlon of the AM of Assembly Ap.
M et, ISSB.. • .
i'iot over ten have made any returns, and bat two of
those havebeen sworn to. asregoirekby sal
• . MC•C - 1:11 , 11EILE,
,Montrose, Julie Vl4; 1b62. Brigade Inspecto
,Montrose,
NOW HEADY.
PARSON ...BROWNLOWS •
WONDERFUL. BOOK!
• One volume. -tontainhug upwards of 450 pages. 1t au.
parlor Engraving's. an. exoelleot Steel Portrait. &a.—
Beaotl printed. on fine white paper, and handsomely
bound in muslin. Price Z.
-priletat free ; by rOtarn mail. on receipt of
•
AGENTS' WANTED,
In
every City. Town, .Village and Contr. to man Ltde
thililitic wad remarkable Work. Address •
- GEORGE IiV.ORILDfIi
ess and 630 Mutant ertnixt:Pbtladelptas
grammes -
GREAT4mERicii ciao's,"
rrnr.e.h.ratttultrlticemiekl,7-" world t141 4 416De -- trtitalcri ---
collection of beautifully trained oorsee; and a larger
number of talented performers than any company extant,
will exhibit in ' '
Montrose, on Friday; . June 27th. _
Doors open at 7 lad 7 o'clock, performance commence
half au hear later. Admission nd cents.
The management take pleasure In announcing to the
public that we can eater to their amusement this season
in a superior manner to any travelling company. The
wagons haveheen newly painted and decorated so as to
present a neat and elegant appearance. The illand wa
gon a triumph of art—the dresses are of„the most costly
description, manufactured from designs imported from
Paris during_the'past Season. The
ENGLISH:STEEPLE OWE
Is a great feature of the exhibition. Alscithis
SISCPICreiL4iI
In which all the hones all up and lay down at the word of
command. The great Wank horse -
- VlCTAstleslaliagetc•22.
wUl.be Introduced by his trainer, DAN GARDNER. ,
Look at the Litt of Performers:
Dan Gardner; R. Hemming, Geo. Dillon,: Henry tfe•
nate, John Foster, Sign r Parker, King Broth W.
MIL NV. Green, O. RickerlL
Swan, , Ball, Miss
(Weiner: , Mad. Camille, Little Minnie, Master Rd. •
tier, and a host of well selected suzilmies. There air
- THREE GREAT CLOWNS,
Dim Gardner, John Tomei, andYoung_Dam Op be
morning of exhibition, the com_pany wHI enter town In
grand procession, headed by P. Batten' American Brass
Mud. seated In their Band Carriage, drawn by line of
beautiful Horses, followed by_all the Horses, Ponies...Lug'
giivyans. An. • ' W. H. GARDNER, Agent.
Will alio exhibit at Enseinehanns, Jim* 78.
rranzherkiriirxisszvana,
To England,lreland and Scotland.
4 BILtIIAId BELL'S SON'S DRAFTS. In sums clone
IL pound and upwards. payable In all the prlnalpal
towns of England, Ireland and Seattandjor sale by
W.V. H. CINVILIt, I Co, nexus&
• 1. aiontrose, Pa.
NE v 0 Oolls.
JAMES R.. BRUT r,
CAN now offor to the public one of thri Most choice and
and beat selected stock of ' .
SPRING&SUMMER GOODS
Ix Tnrs MASKS?
DRY GOODS.'
•
complete assortment, of •
la.®] b@No.
DeLalnes, Mozambique. Deßaigt, Poplins, l'rinta, ding ;
hams, Clockings. tte. Denims, Stripe Shlrttage, 'lick,,
Brown and Bleached Muslim. White Goods, Flannels.
&e. Halmos! Skirts for Bumper wear:And 110SIZAT
of every description. ;-
MEN'S. WEAR.
CLOTHS, Mack and Fancy Crasaimer, Ky. Jean, Win.
et
Cottonade, and Tatlor'S
ric * Trimmings.Any nv,cep
tinnable assortment of a,ts sti icia, al p
.11343cates. eb lallscbes, or ail kinds- -
C4-rc aeries.
Brown and Mae Sugar. Syrup and Molasses: Tea. Cof-
fee, and Essence of Coffee, Spice, 'Pepper, Saleratas.
Sfaekerel, Smoked Halibut, Codfish, Erosive. Brows &
Faney Slums. Alen, prepared Potash, to mak•Soft Soap
with little trouble.. to tine, the satiety always found in
grocery department.
dc Gals
Linseed. Coat, and Winter-strairatel OILS, flash,
Glut, Putty, Waite Lead and Zinc, Paint Mashes, eta.
CR~CKEYi.Y.
White Granite China. Real Chi oaf and Common Ware
Cana for Preserving Fruits.
Hardware:
IRON, Nails. Shovels. Rocs. Rakes. Forks, de. Also
I tale selection of CUTLERY ►ND PLATED
WARE. .
Baslieits. Cradles. Children's Cabp,
Wllfni"' Basked
Carriage style, YANKEE NOTlONS:Crick
era, Sole Leather. nohton Salt and Fine Table Salt.. Co.
ney lit And white Scouring Sand, dc. dc. de. •
A General Stock of Straw Gobiis
Mon tros eAIaF 13,1864,
GOOD NEWS !
GREAT COMMOTION
IN THE
DRY GOODS,
JOHN BULL Threatens WAR !
UNCLE SAM STANDS FIRM
To taXe XlEtart.
• SO DOES THE rum OF •
Outtenbtrg, 14lostnbaunt,
THE CEBTAIN- niss IN
has put us on pur guard, and we bare lately laid In a lar4 t
stock, whfcb enables us to offer to our customers, mot t
on• equally as good terms as formerly, considering the lett
4se.
AT THE STORES OF
attenintg,, ostniraum
• AT
Montrose, Swig's County, Pa n
Elmira ; New-York,
Susquehanna Depot l , Pa.
OUR FALL AND- WINTER-STOCK
Is -
We are determined not to be Outdone, either in prices or
Il nal =ire i ta d thT 'l wilon!nid"rli to
girl
CLOTHING:
. _
fluids branch tastefulk is complete, and p one be sold
lower, and morely Ibilabed tban any •borse
establiskment, or anylotwhorse concern this side of Z.
York City, is able to offer orprodtme. Wotan asaurethe
public that we constantly . employ the best cutters and
workmen to makeup oar stock, • , • •
farcie itrietiM made to order
• - tarot) th is Shortie notice.
wecr - 1: Good Fit warranted or no sale. •
- FURNISHING GOOrS.
Io A
,
Great Stadk contently kept,and sold lowa than the
westat
Gittuntirg, Ipsenha.um s •
Montrose, January ISt. AL • ~ ,
• ,
FrARE GRAPE GROWERS eadnotisamentof
r=
se new settlement of Vineland = another column.
..,
Laokawspou & Bloomsburg a R.
`Q and altarlApellllb. 186 f Punnet Tralaa wain*
V as tancrwa
ziovma soirrul:
,
Leave Seranton, at MAUL 10.10 0. 111.-
.1011011004 AS) Arrive 12.16 p.
• - 4 , lupert.,e IL4O
Danville L i ' s. 9.15
Anise at 2lotthuniber 10.00 •
moVINo Nolan:
Lave Northumbar d, AID p: xi. •
Daman; - • 5.10 Pre4oht &
Rupert. .45 . Pasesoper.
..NtlitintOde ' 5 5 .00 - lows 1.46 p.
Andre at Swanton, • MI p. ;
A Pa ever trin also Worse Marlton MAIO a, nt.for
Scranton; In tomcat with train for New Tort. • Retarn.
I nc leaved seranton on arrival of train from New York
at 4.15 p. m. I ,
The Lackawanna ands Stolowsburu ItsUread connects
with the Delaware, Lackawanna tind Western unthread
at Scranton, for New York and Int/mediate points east.
At Impart it connlidto with- Gamboa Railroad, for
pointa both east and west. • ,
At Northumberland it connects with th e Philadelphia
and Ern: and !Nathan CentralßatholWr prints
west and south. ILS ;Sep't. ;
J. C. W.S.U.S, thin— Ticket Amt. ,
. ,
OTE
SOCODSI
HIRSCHMAN BROTHERS
B
e
e-
No. 20
Corner
Itingbaas
An rinmense Assortment of
N[Omio olitsssootis,
0 thsr *min Impoitation.
DURING the stayer One Of OUT Mill In •EtTROPE. we
have le d gel and are now offering to our customers
and the pub! n general, the latgest
a nd handsomest 's
imile's of D GOODS•ever offered in this Village.
On =punt. of the depression pt the European Markets
we are enabled to offer them at UNPARALLED
PRICES, saving our CUSIOMere the Jobbers and Retailers
pewits. One Dress Goods comprise those very Dessalfal
styles, is ! •
Poplins, Mozambiqiies,'
Dianak Sb.alias,' Assandrines,
Croises, Brae do
Shepherd Plaids, Saxony Barages,
.
As tuusehse stock of the latest styles of
C 7 .ah.X.5te03313;
Good Sheetthgs, Bleached linallas, and all Mods of
Ca-COCOICINIS 2
A greet eiriets of
CAlL , dll.lass and. Clakausimamareall
For Men end Boys' weer.
A goodneeortment of tile Welt styles.of
X,LIMMAPECIat
constantly on Wind/tad manalictured
to order on short notice.
llsibredderies. Laces. Dress Trimmings and everything
belonzlng to the lini of
..DRY GOODS,
always on hand, and,sold cheaper than aver found In say
other 'placsi An immense usortmast of the latest styles
of •
MILLINERY GOODS,
for wholerale and retail trade, always on hand- • •
Please tall before purchasing elsewhere and Misty
'yourselves tif the above farts at
HMSCUDIANN BROTEMIRS,
No. 2qCoOrt Street. •
of tits REM Hlti E.
Binghlimioze3pth
ABEL TURRELL
Now offers for sale one of the largesvand
•, best selections of • -
G-0 0 1)
- ,
Eveinfrered in Susquehanna County, and
probably comprising the greittest VA
RTETY:or most different articles of any
Store fu . the Northern part of Pennsylva
nia, and perhaps of the entire State. An
assortment is kept in about thirty differ
ent branches of trade, and the selections
are made from About fortY of the beat
!louses in New - York, kind more, than fif
ty Dealers and Mannfaoturer out of New
York. 1 ,/i. large propertion of the Goods
are brought direct from the Manufacturers,
thus insuring genuine articles. Custom
ers on entering the Storet Bust not expect
to find everything in Sight, but'nearly 'ev
ery article wanted.' will be prothiced by
inqniry.! Some idea of the Stock mat be
formed by the following general outline,
but enumeration isimpmetitable. - •
DRUGS AIf,DIMEDICINES,
PAINTS 2101) OILS,
DYE STUFFS,
dROC*RIES,
LIQUORS',
GLASS- WARE,
WALL and WINDOW PAPER;
.TEW4RY, •
SILVER-WARE, ;
PERFUMERY,
FANCY GOODS,
- UNCAL INSTIWMENTS,
BRUSHES
AMERICAN 'POCKET KNIVES,
' TABLE CUTLERY, and ' •
SAVER I'ILATED -, WARE
LAMPS, MATERIALS for LIGHTS,
HARDiIVARE,'
BED CORDS,-
DRY GOODS,
MIRRORS,
WINDOW AND PICTURE 'GLASS;
LITHOGRAPHS,'
VARNISHES, • 1111 ID CAGES,
• • SPECTACLES,
WHIpS, k LASHES,
GUNS, PISTOLS,
klktr. s u
MEDICAL et- SURGICAL in/einem/4dr,
SALT; . •
SO.AP, , POTASH, &C.,.
UMBRELLAS.
r PonczbALerstszrzi,
In abort, neatly every dung, to *store the
sick to please the taste, to delight; the. eye,
to, gratify the fancy, end also to conduce
to the , real andtubstantial comforts of life.
The attention of the public is reepeot•
fully invited to my stook of Goode, bought
eieltudvely for cam Doing ..:110. Ixt
sold 04 tho Lin* rinciplit`of low :pikes.
ABEL VURRELL.
DfolltrOse,./10it le; 1802
azairmz:nrobziortxparioas -
QUARTERLY .1111ROR'Ot FAST
• • ' I -• • •
igErntPitat koPfovottlentaida additions. The flatty.
mer unfair:Sr contain* Punt large andspleadid. • .
Jai "
• • fas ;- I t 5
4 •
-
three fuielted patterns of drerime:•roroprising the new
French waist, an elegant aleere, end a Mesas sack, and
a sheet of Amend beautiful braid aid embroidering pat
terns, together with nearly 100 migmatite& all the nor.
eides for summer trainets, clo ak.,
,mth
IE S OPItrImW ae childre n's dreser; etc., endvdnableltaformation trmg,iparrerte,dnres
the m larges o and cnd F AD eMrgi Eß LLY world.pub.
!liked at 473 Itrord way, and said ererywhere at ilf• cents
or sent by'..inallposafree,i an, tereipt•of 'the amount In
*militia Or IIIIVer• Yearly I, With the following valuable
premiu m. . • • I ; -
Xteh yeerlysabscriber will be entitled tfr a — reuttipt for
the selection cif Weenie Worth ftf plain patteena.from the
designs In the book, or ftom the 'how M, or they may
be ordered andsent by mall any time daring the year, by
penult go postage.. - -
SPISIDIV/lIDUCI4II2riTiI TO•cairvupais
suNzia No. Imo BEADY - •
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The Parmartger ,Tins of We Company now Ina lo' •
and from Binglommon as follows : •
LEAVE BINONAUTON 06.45 a: tn.; ernmeditie at
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MANTON with the 'Lackawanna & rilormasbarg Rail
Road for' Pittston, V.l ol iingVaileY, gialtvien and
Wilkets•Barte at L • - •
TTOPR, with the Belvidere Delaware Rat/road for
jlil llpstowt, Trenton sad, Ph. itadelphia; and at •
,110aCTION,' with trellis on! the Central Ragmad of
Jersey: for Zlizabetb. Newark, and New York. Also
for Eamon, Bethlehem, !Allentown. Manch Chunk.
' Reading and flarrisharg t' arriving at. I. -
York
SM, Philad'a Stoo, and /finishing t06.P.51.
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T BACK 'NEWYORK, root tlf Coo:tibial:li XI d, 'at 8:1. a.m.;
JJ PhilaAlt, toot of_Walnnt-at, at 6 a.m., oonneetingat
CICHAZITONT, with Laciawaitne & Bloomsburg IL B. for
1.7 Pltteton, WyOmtng9diey", Kingston and Wlikeabarve
and wive at.D.lnglamton'llo_ p: eonneWng with
Night &mesa q ea6on The Erie Railway, and train/
leaving plngbammtit neat; morning for Costiand. Bo
mar
rir - in& -ma Coal Field.
andsto I
AN TRAIN
Leaves I ;et., eonneetlng
nt tl on the ERIE
hive.'
' Rath%__ -oanectlgn at
Trains __ ___ __..-,._ _ Jytatuse Hatband;
jletanting 1 tireatlend at tlO p. m., and urivas at.
Bpi:aft 6:30 p. at.
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rt. A. HENRY, Oe • . •
JO N BRUM, Superintendent;
n. Ticktt Az: ' jScrantwa..Pa. - -
A CARD TO YOLINOILABLES AND , GENTLEYEN.—'
The subscriber will send (free of charge) to'all who
desire it, the Recipe and.dlrections for, making it simple
Vegetable Balm, that will to from two weight days rem.
ove Pimples, Blotches: !TAN, FRECKLES; Sallowness,
and aU impurities and tioughneu of the Skin, leaving the
same—as henna Inteudintit shOuld be—soft„eleas smooth
and beautiful. Those desiring the recipe, with' full In
structions, directions andndelee, will please call on or
address (with return pelstage,) •
• THOS. F. ellAPlLANPractical ebonite:
is9. • *t • Kki Broadwsy; New:York. -
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A REMEDY FOR 114 RD TIMES, where/movie have
J.& been thrown out ti business, an,d possess some lit.
tie means or small incolimie to make Mame] vase home.
[See advertliement I mother column of the sattle•
sent of Vineland.] 1 .. . •
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MILLINERY 80STRAW GOODS.
UTE have thepleasunt, of announcing that we are now
VT prepared to offer,fat our old stand, . • .
!too. 103, 1 . 6 t aid.lo7. North Seeosidwit;
above Art.h, Philadelphia, i
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a well selected stock o
=LIMIT ?mil STRAW GOODS I .
in every variety. of alai Litest Importations, and "newestand mostgashionahle styles. . -I
Our St 'w Department tr!)1 comprise efetyroflMutets
tats, and Trimmings to be found in that Sus. of the la
test and most approved shapes and styles:, Soliciting an
early call or order, I rhmain, • , 1 spy
You Respectltdly, , •• H. WARD.
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Soldiers Bounty, Arrea r s ' of Pay, hc.
'firmly valid Maims now eclat for the .St bounty,
IVA. snmited by
_the Government,. also to; arvessa.of pay
due, deceased aoLdiere.f - Parents, widows, er heir/rot de
ceseed soldiers, are entitled to draw the same. 'The imtr
scriber from long explrienee in the tallness, and haying
the forms and instructlaus recently received from Wash
in:ton, is now ready to prepare and forward all- each
claims as may be intett to his we, • !
• March ill„ '41.-3m L. r..yrrctr.
SAP NIF
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llE L ao; l k 3 rlKahei i! "eau ltTma lnto good tP. by using raponlt l
sections accompany each box. - Soap is as easily made as
a cop of coffee.. Manufactured only by the Patentees, --,
Penn'a Salt Afaiptfacturing Company,
mhil IA w : 1 IV Walnut-at: Philadelphia.
NATROMV COAL OIL
• WA.RttAN TED 1 , 40N-EXPLOSIVE.I • aild! equal to
any KEROSENE!
Whybuy as eiplosite 01i, when a few cent's - snore per
gallon will furnish you with a perfect OIL? •
(Made only by
•PENN'A SALT MANUFACTuR.wa COMPANY,
127 WaIuutMtreet,PIIII t ADELPLILfs.
March e,1854. . ly.
• NEWI MILFORD
NORMAL SCHOOL
qv= sinuses TERM of this prosperous InUltutlon
.2. wm ,eotuutenee g it teduesday, Febriora 116th. and
continue 11 weeks. . of Tuition u heretofore.. For
particulars address M. L. Hurley. Principal.
T. BOYLE; See. H . CURIUM Pres.
IT MiFIVI 3=0:49.7qi7 X - MI
'WITH . 40 , 000 1101111OCKERS
Armed 1117 tit' Brick-Baps:
WITHIN. 4 MONTHS MARCH OF
W AS' INGTON!
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--/_13.49-1Z41: - /IIITT 331F1.003 0 . •
.fill 'lt - WINTER' GOODS,
', A v _ , ,k l t a I.V IR D .
erla B&W • vaiinttorm
GOLD RO THE DAY!
CROCKERY,
eta with a idol:tato] supply are have paichaiscat • large
Mock .
TPL E a Itcl
.A FANCY DRY 400DS,
GEO-CERiES S PR 0 VISIONS,
, • ' HA S AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
WALL PAPIER; WOODEN. WARE,
COAL OIL ) , and LAMPS,
I YANKEE NOTIONS
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SKELETON SKIRTS,
FLOUR,. !SALT,. FISH, NAILS,' A
- PAINTS AND
Asti 50,000 other alleles too numerous to thetithm,which
wW be Bold at prieta that will
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Defy - Competztion.
STONE WARS,
Deal. roi l et:The Place. , •
Bat i f on inqiiire ofyous AeighbOrit for
'. • The. Cheap . Store,
They will iiivaria ly direct you to • '
HASti ' N BROTH ERS ':
1
~ THE Pg9PLE'S AGENTS. ...
AT.TfIE— . '9
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ORIGINAL, r ONEIMCE" STORE-!
BROOMS
PROD GO • !taken in Ezeharlyrefor Goods.
Paid For ruis.
HA.YD BROTHERS.
NNWINIFORp. November 115th.
O. rt PAM( NOW, New York, and 6 State Streak
.I.‘ Boston. are.our agents for the Mosinee Autocrat lo
Moos cities; and Ire authorized to take adeurttheruesta
• subscription{ thrust our lowest rafts. ,
Gold.
` YD i.ó. osb~
!i ce Dy
DECLAILITIOir a A ItZPUBLICAX rUCISIATMT !
bath po pnoas, dinetly - laid*
with es inattetpis of Wirer in SU Sate' wham It
tbilievdpiiiii•E' Iswtal wars to do ft, aa4ll
ban 11.1 WWI% to 41 so "—llan I.4acolif *Live
444reis. lamb tb, tell. •
St L. ELEOPFLET. PriticipaL
STAND :Y YOUR GUNS!
IL N. feitosMtiOix;
Igtedea Balersatus
r kinds, of the best lo for We
_ABEL fl'U
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REPORT 01180LOIVROBMON.
ornorsr.Ni - toitivrtscraz.
ViirEtakro - :SETTLtSVENT.
_ is rii - extract !tool the report or
Solon Robinson. Est. polletted in the New York Tri
bune, in reference to Nriliad. _ 1111 persons can react
'this report with Interest.. , .
Advantages sin:ming searlloam-Madarut—lte.
mask*- apoit Nari-lioil, its great Fertility-2U
.Canso of Partility—Ammat of Crozisi
Prodaoed—
PraeticalEvidsneb.
~ .D.licerniinly ono ofthe mut exteailve fertile tracts;
ban almost level position; end' makable condition for
plusantfarmlng that we ktiowelthis side of Our west
er* prairies. We found some of the oldest fame appa
rently just as proambly productive as when' Drat clewed
of forest fifty ora hun dred years ago:
The geologist would soon diaeover the cane of this
continued fertility: The whole country Is mating des.
posit; and all through the soil We found evidences of cal
careous substances, generally : ln the form of indented
calcareous marl, showing many distinct forms of - ancient--
shells, of the tertiary formali s m tardtifisseuly santanwe
k antlered all through the 1011, in a very nruntittotemi.
form. and in the exancondltion most easily sun/lista
by tusk Nuts *alias farmer desires to eultivede.
Marl, in all its reettishas *tea used to fertilize crops In
England, from the time it was occupied by - the Romans:
and in Prance and Germany a marl bed is counted on as
•valuable bed of manateAket nn-be dug and carted
and epread over the field, - Ho* much more ?enable thee
it most be when found already mixed through the soil;
where new particles will be turned op and exposeo, and
transformed to the owner's use every time he stirs the
earth. •
Raring then Satisfied our minds with the nose, they
will not be excited with wonder at Seeing indubitable ev
'deuce of fertility of a soil which in our sittatioes, hav
ing the same general chandeliatics oral leutsppuran-
ON, is entirely unremuneratlve except as its productive
- nee* Is prtimoted by artificial fertilization. . • .
A few words about thequlity and value of this land
for cultivation, of which we have some strong proof. ,
Onefirst vials was to William l Wilson, -Franklin
township, Gloucester county, who purchased some eight
miles north of 3filville, aboutthree yeas" ' ago, for the
- purpose of establiehing a dean mill, to work up the tim
berinto lumber, to send off.by the new railroad, 'as well
as thelrewood and coal. tor which he built a track
mile apd a half long. lie also ferniebed exteen miles of
Me road width ties, and bad no doubt" made the - mill
profitable, though his main object was to open a farm,
basingisnoute convinced that the soli eras vent& for
cultivation. In this he has not been disappointed. as
some or his
ere prove. Per Instance, the second time
of cropping, SOS bushels of potatoes on one acre, Werth
SO anti a tashelin the field. This year, seven acres,
without manure, produced /XS bushels of oats. In one
field, theifirst crop was, 'penned, planted among the
route, and yielded 75 bushels. The 'potatoes .were. deg,
and wheat sown, and yielded 16 bushels ; and the stubble
duped under and sown to buckwheat whin yielded 381
bushels; and then theground was sown to clover and
timothy, which gave as a first crop Ski tons per-acre.
The fertilizers applied to these crops were fine ashes
from clearings ; second, 225 pounds of superphosphate
of lime ; third, 200 pounds Peruvian guano then 50 bush
els of slacked lime luta been spread upon the clover since
it was mowed,-and turned in for wheat, .
Mr. Wilson`sgrowing crops, and the wheat stubble of
the present season, all indicate his land as productive as
any part of the State. - -
Atliary Barrow's, an old style4ersey woman. farmer,
several miles south of Idr..Wilion's,Wit were so partien
idly snuck with thetineappearence ofa field ofcorn,tbat
we etopped to integre of the bired man how it Was pro
dueed. We found that- tbelandlutd been the year but
one before In wheat, sown with' clover, and this cut one
seasen,and last spring plowed once, with, one "peer old
nag," and planted with corn. •
eTea, but you meant - id high, we suppose?"' we said in
istePelstivelY, and got his reply;— .
"weal, yea see. we couldn't done that ,• ' nose we
hadn't but forty - one horse loads altogether, for 23 neves,
- did we wanted the most on't for the truck a , ,
The truck consisted of beets, carrots, cabbage,'cueum-
hers, mellow!, Pe.. and *very- productive patch of Lime_l
beans, grown for marketing. it,. we -were satisfied that
the coil was not infertile, even unaided by - clover, which
bad fed the cora, because the "treck patch" had-not been
elovertel. and had been in cultlvationlong enough to ob-.
literete all signs of the forest. •
Our next visit was to the large farm of Andre w " S harp
Ave miles north•oelfillville, from halfto a nine east of
the railroad, and just about in'the centre of Vineland.— .
Mr. Sharp commenced work here In December, 1258. Iv-
onllo acres. In less than three Years ho has got 2fit
acres cleared'and in crops this season, all well inelneed
and divided into aeverallields, with cedar rail or- pole
fence has built a two-story dwelling, -about thirty-sir
or forty feet, and a smaller house for-farm laborers, and a
stable and granary and some other outbuildings. .
. Considerable part of the land wa cleared far the plow
at $9 dollars an acre, and on some of it the first crop was
buckwheat. limed with 50 bushels in powder per acre.—
This crop may be put in from July 4th to 20th. and yields
from twenty to thirty bushes per sereiharvested in Nov
ember; when the land beinfeowed with 150 — petted, of
Peruvian guano and seeded with rye, , plelded' 12 to 15
bushels per acre and ten dollars worth of straw. The
rye stubble turned, after knocking of a large growth of
oak sprouts. and dressed again with • guano and seeded
to wheat, gave 15 008 bushels. The crop which he was
threshing while we were there promises more, of a very
plump grain, and the straw is vary heavy. .
We went over tbe stubble-and found the. clover and
timothy. from seed sowed - last spring, on the wheat with=
out harrowing. looking a well as we ever saw it- upon_
any Did cultivated farm, and with a little work done lo
the winter to clear off some root,- and rotten dumps,
and setting nukes to matt permanent ones, we . will be
able to cot the crop next year with a mowing machine
and wcwill guarantee two tons Reese - re, if be will give
the °veil/Ins if it overruns the cat mate.
-Part of the land was planted with potatoes for a first
Crop, wltickyielded one hundred and tdenty bushels per
acre. It was then limed with fifty buthele per acre, and
seeded with wheat and clover. yielding -an average of
over 15 bushes per acre, aed.the 'duvet- now looks beau
tiful.
Other portions have been planted with corn ac a drat
crop. which yielded thirty-bushels of yellow diut corn.
and the second crop forty bushels, anii the - third crop.
treated- tdOpornids of gnino. we are sure no one would
estimate belo w fort. bushels per acre.
[The reader will recollect that the writer-la 'now !peak
ng of Lauda' perfectly nem and whiclicau scar - de:y . l3c con-
Idered in good arable condition.—Ea.],
In oder cases the corn crop oflast year' was followed
with oats this season, notyyt threshed, but Willaverage;
probably forty to tidy bushels. Sweet potatoes, beans,
mellons, and in fact, all vegetables, as well as young
peach andeither fruit trees planted this year, show: very
plainly that this long neglected tract-of land- should re
main so no longer, and- thereto now a i:rong probability
that it will not ; for under the auspices of lir. Landis, it
will be divided into small lots; with roads located to ac
commodate all—the surveyor is now busy at this work
—and all purchasers will tie required to build neat corn
fortablehouses, and either fence their lots in uniformity,
or agree to lire without fence, which would be prefer,-
ble,-by which means a geed population will be secured
who will establish churches. schools, more*, mills, ma
chine ahrips and homes—homes of American termite. sur
rounded by gardens, oreltards, Gelds and comforts of ale
ilizedlife.
If any one, from - any derangement of tidsloete,ls
ow ofcbangteghispursuitsfforlife.or.whnla.iron any,
cause desirous to dad a new location and cheap home in
the country, and who may read and believe what we have
truly stated. he will do well to go abd see forhimself what
may be seen witein a two boors ride of Philadelphia..
SOLON ROBINSON.
..Great 113qnd. Seminar;
AT GREAT BEND, SUSQ'A COUNTY, PA
The 113 - a2reamer Torza3. OF THIS
SCHOOL: WILL. OPEN •ON Monday, May
19th,„ 1882, and continue ELEVEN WEEKS,
under the direction of IL CUSHMAN, as principal. The
coarse of instruction inall the tirapohesjs thorough and
practical. A thorough preparation given to young men
desiring to enter College.
A teachers class will be.organized at the commence ,
mentofttie term, for the more full training of those
wishing to teach; and assistance rendered them in pro,
curing situations for the summer. This clue will re
ceive instructiou on the theory and practice of tearldut,
ono hour eeetOnt afid have public meetingsonee in two
weeks., •
-Sizacrailt - sn.
• R.' CITSTIMAN, • 'PRINCIPAL.
HON. 8. B.p, lIASE, A. M., Instructor in Greek, Litt ,
In and Gentian.
ffAM=I
MISS A. 11. GREEN. Teacher of Primary Department.
MISS MATTIS J. Oltil..NGE,Tescbcr.of music on Piano.
Torras-of Tuition.
Primary Department,per quarter of eleven weeks; $3 50
Common Branches, '• . Jon
Higher English and Mathematics do., 5 00
Malawi! Sciences do . . 7 00
Languages. Ancient or modsin ' • • 800
Teachers Normal Class ' do., 150
Music on Piano • _ do., - 800
Use arise° 2 00
The higher branches include the lower, thus: $8 00 per
quarter covers ail branches named, above, except teach
ers class and music on piano.
Board can be ottained with Banished 'rooms ,at flit
$2 13 to $2 50 pper week—lights, washing and fuel extm.
Students wishing to board themselves can obtain rooms
in the school building by applying in season.
Great Bend, April $3,
'ABEL TURRELL
18 now prepared to Cure every ease of SOW:WI:ILA in
:he Country, and he has a Remedy for nearly-every 11
to whtett flesh is heir. Call at the
GREAT -MEDICINE EMPORIUM
of ABEL TrRiELL, and beiavailed * of the benefits dis
pensed. 3lontrose, July 17, 1861.
ICEROWENV. ILA.SIIP -
I/ eplindlduaryttnecttbst reeedlve. Chtinles„shsdes
banters. Wets. eta. at ‘ i • Tyrrell's.
ANTED--A respectable perton of either sex to
. every neighborhood to aeU J. It.. Stafford's Ouvz
Tan, and a150...T. It. Stafford's IRON AND 81.71.111U1t Pow-
DZES. Olive Tar Is a thin, transparent Auld ; IC-is the
best remedy known for diseases of the throat; longs, or
Catarrh.' Also for dipbtherts,Cronp; Vi r booplngCongh,
La. dl y Iron and Sulphur Powders strengthen the sys
tem, aid the digestion, and purify the blood. - I have a
'lateen pagepamphlet containing full explanations, and
over one hundred testimonials from well known proud.
nsmtpenons, which I will send to any one free by mail.
'
... R. STAPP_ .011 D Chemist,
BrOadwyy. IL Y.
MEDICAL' . tA:Rb.
OR. E. PATRICK & OR. E. I. GARDNER ,
L" Ars GRADUATE of THILIKEEICAL DEPA.TKENT
OF YALE COLLEGE, have formed * copartattrahl
for the practice of Medicine and Sorgety,and are ptapaeea
to attend to all hoainess faithfolly and punctually, that
may be intrustotto their msi ti on tenni commensurate
wit* the Mari.. •
• Diem., and deformities of e EU, iurgtcil opera
ttonA_ sad all surgical Mammas, particularly attended to.
eir — Otice over Wabb's Store. Office hours from Ba.
at. to p p.m. All sort* of country producer taken In pay
meat. at the highest matte, and Oaf* 11107 asivairn, . • -
-, Mostroso Pa. - May 7th, iest—tut .
101111M08 OUT OF BUSINICISO — . and wasting 'chop
farms; ite adnetbreseat or Nueland anstbey
so.,Tary the banal , Sad! Or
"IrturalsTr ua tts t btouquit
NEW EMELT DIAGAZOTE:
The viduteei boned eouatltute.ot iherriselvea libioxy
'of iniseeilandoen reedit* such u cannot be Grand LS di*
same COMPLIS in•any other publication thathaa adieus.
der out soatoe.—(Sioston Courier.
The moat popular Moathiy in the world.—[ti. T. Ob.
We mud refer to terms of ening/ to the high toestend
varied sitensuots of Aaam'i Ilitoahnvera plead
with a monthly circulation of about 170,000 loopier—fn
"whod pages are to be found some of the choicest Pilot
and genera reading of the day. We speak of this wort
seas evidenced the American Peopbr: and the popular.
Icy it has acquired Is merited. Mach Number ,costaltes
folly 144 pages of reading matter. appropriately illustm..
ted with good wood.tuts; Ind it tomblses itself he
racy monthly sztd the more pldloso.pbical quartmly,
blended with the ' best features of the daily journal. ze,
haltered powbr in the dlssecolnation of a lore of pure
literanare.—Tnesinutli Guido to American Welded.
No Vega:Sue in Europe or America is so well known;
none has half as many readers • and we m ini
ay 'safely r;
none hati received so large a tribal. of admiration from
the culpeated chums, that delight la stbeelthy,. draft ,
fled, elevating periodical literature. - It le the foremost
Magsains of the day ,• The draside worked amore do.
Ughtfal :nor the militia • man enterptistut
turd% Otte ea Slagezhic.—.2fraodLet
TERISS
- The Magazin, may be obtained of Dookeellcre. Peek*
Mel agars. orfrom the Publlshirs. at Thus Houser/IA
veer. or 'Twmerr.Prem Casts a Number. The semi-arms
al Valente; as corbpleted, zettly.bound in cloth; see
sold at Two Dollen nth ; and muslin' rovers ire Dub.
imbed to , those who wish their back numbers uniform/7
bound. at 16 cent* each. Twenty-three - Volumes new
now reedy. bound in cloth, and also' in half calf.
The Publishers will supply Specimen Numbers ictsta.
Homily toAgents and Postmasters, and will make /item!
ermagemente with them fur circulating tbe
They will also supply Clam of Two .P/1-fiats at lye Dol
lars a vat; or Five Persons at Ten Dollars. Clertramm
and Tore-bora- supplied at Two Dollars e year. •
Harper's arezlne and Harper's Weekly. one year
The Magazine weighs over eaten, and not' over eight
ounces. The potter.) on each - number, which- mote
Paid querter/T. in advance at the office when the !N p .
nine la received. is Three Ceuta.
I.IAItPER & DROTIIIRS. -
?IstYlio Svutre, Na► Torts
CRITTENDEN'S •
PHILADELPHIA. CONMERCIAL
COLLEGE,
N.E.- corner of 7th & Chestnut Sta:i
FIIILADELTICIA.
This Inititution. which was established-an leek and
is now con•equantly in the eighteenth year of its gear
once, numbers among its gradnatea hundred. of _the
most successful Merch-mts and Basking Yeti of oar
Country.
-The objectof the Inititiatton solelj to affted vow
men facilities for thorough preparation for basilicas.
The branches taught are. Book-keeping, u applicable
to the rarfousdepartments of trade ; Penmanship, both,
plain and ornamental; Commercial Lew, Hathainatlea. •
- Navigation. Civil Engineering, Drawing, Phonography,,
and Modern Languages.-
The system of instruction is Peculiar; lip Classes or set
lessons are made useof, but each student la taught hadl
vldaally, so that he may commence at any time, and at
tend at whatever hours are most convenient. "
Catalogues are issued annually after the 15th of _April, :
containing names of the itudents for the year. and hal.•
particulars in tenne...tc..-and may be .obtasned say
time by addressing the Principal:
In 'extensive accommodation, wide•sead "reputation,
and the lengthi_experience of the Prin cip al,
this Instils
tion offers acilities superior to any other lathe country..
for young men wishing to
_prepare for bbsiness.and to ob•
lain at the same time a Diploma. which will Prow , a
recommendation for thetri.to any Mercantile - House.
rifrCrittenden's Series of Treatises on Book-keep-.
lug. now more widely circulated thanly other work us
the subject, are forrale at the College • -
• . •S. HODGES MUTT. DEN, - • •
• Attorney-at-Low,
Pareciras...
To au. FARMS.
New Settlement of Vineland.
A REMEDY - FOR HARD - IT ES.
•
41 Rare OppOrturity la the But Harlot; aid
Delightful end Healthful Climate. la ,the o •
- • lon. Only thirty miles sand of Phi's • •
delphia on a railroad; beings a .
rith.•heat7 soil, sad highly
productive wheat laud; Amongst
• the but la the Qardeu -BMW of Nev.Tersep.
T CONSISTS ot5),000 acres cf GOOD land, disidegi
to farms of different - sires to salt ths paschstser—tre
"El acre - sand up-wards—;.nd to sold at the rata of from fa
'teen to twenty. dollars net acre fur the farm land, pips
tile one-fourth cash,and the balar et Dr qtarterisarly
stalltnents, with legal Interelt, wiLlilo the term of Twee
•
9C l 33Zra giSC,X.T.a
Is. In great Immo-richt:lac loa.m,anitable tur )37.eatp2rosa
and Potatoes—also a dark and rich sandy loam. suitable
fur corn. sweet-potatoes. tobicto. all kinds e vegetables
and root crops. great rsrlate ct fruit. such as
grapes.'pears. peaches, apricots, Actor:nes, blackbee
ries, melons and ether traits, beat adapted to this Phila.
delphis and New York market*: -In respect to the sod
and crops there can . be no mistake, as visitors can exam
ine both. and none art , expected to buy before to doinrg
aid finding these etalertienta correct—under these el:-
,
cumstancss, voles* these statements were'correct, there
would be no use is their being made: It is considered
The Best Fruit Soil in the
pyalrepor!Rfselctli.nobin?onc,Rs9, of tie" haw Yet Jr.
• Titeurie:and the well known' agilealiairlet.William—iii
ry, or Cinnaminson, New Jersey:at!eh will be faanialma '-
inquirers")
- • PM:
By looking over a map the reader will perceive that - is
enjoys th e test marketiat fte Lition, *tidbits direct cola -
171=11(30313: with New York and Philadelphia Witt a day..
being only thirty-two miles from the latter . Produce in
this market brings double the price that it .does in 'loca
tions distant from the cities. this location It can be
, put into the market the name morning it is gathered, sad
for what the farmer sells be gets the highest price; whilst
groceries and other articles be purchases be gets at the
lowest pricv. In the West, whavhe sells bringshim a
plumes, but for ulna he buya hi pay. two pries.- la
- locating Imre the settler has many otheradvantages. lle
-
is-within a few hours. by - railroad. of all , the great
of New Bust/red and the Middle Slates. n• is near his
old friends and associations. lie has school for his an
dren, divine service, and all the advantages of civilise
(lon. and ho is near a large city.
^ll3Sral c:Jx3rais.Aa4B3B3
re delightful; the winters being salubrione and epee,
whilst the summers are no warmer than lathe - North.—
The location is upon the Bee of-latitude " with northers
ben Virginia
world
WiATISO CollfOr Or CLIYATE TOE Flicatitt„
wonld much benefitted in Vineland. The mildness a
tbe climate and its bracing Influence. makes it .excellint
for all printonary iffectiofts. dyspepsia, or general delAil
4. Visitors will notice a difference in a few daps Mile
andfewirs are unknown:
Conveniences at amid.,
Building material is ,plenty. Fish and oysters ass
plentiful and cheap. -
Visitors must expect, however. to Nee a new Nett.
Why the Property has' not Been settled Be-;'
fore._
This question the reader naturally asks. It it becalms
it he. been held in large tracts by families pot disposed
to sell , and being without retiree 4 facilities they bad few
inducements. The railroad bait jut been opened thee'
the property - this eeason, theh first time.
Visitors are altown over land in • carriage.:free of
expeoPe, andifforded time and opportunity for Utormagh -
investigation. Those who come with a view to settle,
should bHurnioney to secure their purchases, as loca
tions see not held upon refural. • •
Tu; Parser Ttuma rr HAM) Toms. where people have
been thrown out of employment or business, endives-
COI some little meane or small incomes. IsApplart fAsse. ,
pelves a Awns. They can buys piece ol land at • small
price; and earn more than wages in improving it. and -
when it is done it tea certain independence add no lose.
A few, acres in fruit trete will insure a comfortable lie.
tag. The land ie put down to hard•time price*, sad al/
improvements can bemade at a cheaper rate than moot
any-other time.
The whole tract, with six mifes front on the railroad, is
being laid oat with fingSnd spacious airennes, with a
town In thireentre—live acre lots in the town sell at from
$l6O to $.110: two and a-half acre iota, at from fitOto sls')
and town lots 60 feet front by 150 feet deep, at4loo—pay.
able one-half cash and the' balance within a jeer. It Is
only upon farms of twenty sate, or more, thalloarywus
time is given. .
TO IfA IitSFACTITRERS, the town a ff ords a fine epen
leg forth° SIIOE manufacturing business, and ether ar;
ticiee;being near Philade/phis, and' the' surrounding
country has a large population.. which affords a moon
market. . .
This - settlement, in the Courre of areal year., will be
one of the moet beautiful places in the country, and moot
agreeable for a residence. .
is Intended to make ft a Vine and Fruit restive
country, as this culture re the moat profitable and the—
best adapted to the market. ..Every adrantsge • and cor -
lenience for the settlers will be introduced which will in •
sure the prosperity allele place. The hard times thrs'•
out the country will be an advantage to the settlement. -
U. it compels people to resort to agriculture for a lir •
tR
fargemumbers,of people are purchasing. and - people
who &etre the bat location should Ti et the retest once. -
hunt-owed Land is also for ale. -
TLMBElL.—Landesn be bought with 'or flaunt tinl7 •
ber. Thelimber at market abattoir.
The Title is indisputable. Warrantee det - is gives.
clear of all incennbrence, when tilt, mosey is paid.
Boarding conveniences at hand.
Letters promptly answered. and reports 9f toles Rob
inson and Wm. Part] sent. together with the "Vinemat
Rout"
Rootlet° Wilma :—Lesre Manta s.reetirbstf. ?MU
delphts. at 9 Welock,. A. N...and 4 P. "Al.. (usloss there
should be a thugs of hour.) for VtDelsad. Ipet tb. glass
born' and 3110%111s Railroad. When rola lees ote ease
at Vfaslaaddestionjusterred. Inquire for •
CliAB. . LA1 , 67118. Postsearter.
. . losudee of tbl Calmly.
• 'Permian P. 0.. Curoberlsad toasty N. J: •
P. 8..-There tea chaise Df ears it Worsham'. Al' -
beware of 'limper. ou thetsrifrout New York aid Phl';
moods to Vlueland.fauuiringyour buiperts. deities—
llon, Ate. .
Jaansry 2 4 868 . — v410 •
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The Cosifisaiitons amid Expeyto pea of eac.
valid.— Published for the benefit 146 at a waritra t =l,
audion to youngpas who turret from Minim
prearstato Deno. Slipplying at Moms* gas imam;
044481. pg. who ban Wald blit= a t be=
tAIL gTe4t caPtues tbrauab medical
quatium V 7 enclosing a poet paid. Wafted eirdope
alas% coats' %assist Ud of tho utbar. IiATBAISM
mount, T 44., SWlerd. Kings Co. N. y. - DOM 177
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stub aufffm Sista of thiZsr... ' Lim cHre2tt ant locatSot
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