"Report "- env! that Clynthinnta,; Ky., 66!
miles from Cinemnati has been -
,taken byl
'Morgan's rebel cavalry, after fight in
which he lost the most; also3ie nderson,
.liy.; and Newburg Ind., nrnlost.l. , •
IVX.ELWI.WL2BGFEII9.
At Jiarford, on tho 17th, by 11.ev..AJ
Miller, Mr. Ambrose W.-Stiles, nnd Missi
Margaret F. Clallin, both of Gibs,On..:
OBITUARY.
At • the 'regular meeting •of 1 Warren;
Ledge, N0..246, A. Y. . on Thursday,l
July I Otli,-1862, Geo: L.StOneannounced
to the Lodge-the. death of Bro. Jias EMI A.
Lodge-the.
thi3'volunteers the Un
ion army, Who died at IZeaufo4, S. C.,1
June 15t11, 1862; whereupon the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopt-I
et t: . -
ResolYed, That we 'have •heard with:
emotions of-profound sorrow and regret;
.the announeement:of the death Brother
Joseph A. Beebe, a respected member of
this Lodge,. who eheertidlnyent forth
_uphold the flag of his country ; aid main: '
•• tarn the Constitutional liberty a which
'that - flagis the emblem: • 1•. •1 \
Resolved, • That,we tender tolthe fami
ly and friends of the deceased. onr sympa-,1
thy with them in the bereavement they 1
have been called upon to'. sustain; 'ari'd '
, that we attend the funeral of our deceased
I;rother, on Sunday, July Inth.
Resoled, 'That the SeeretAcanse I
these resolutions to be publisli4
'Montrose impers;.and . to transmit an at- i
tested copy or the same to the !Imlay Of.:
the deceased. V I -
- JAMES *. CRAPIdAIst, Seery.'
• A RARE OHANCE!‘
For tho Next 30 Dayp, Only.
Tit F: F.NTIRR
PRIRG & SpMER ;STOCK
DRY AND FANCY OA!
MSCHMANII BROTHERS,
to be avreillp the public
AT - A LARGE REDUCTION:.
'rho largest and best assortment of b)
sro 21r.. at a a a O .
:,.1 '
• in the county,
In order to dispose of their large and beautiful stuck of
oisi""c000s sots
,
ssxmais. Get, clzooormit-1
.
rraretocals,
• SUN UNI . AREILLAS I
s3(4.l.mcorarl. 1913r_ tis,dbo, titre.
The under •Ined nitertthese Goods at tbe l tr wOl known
stand, the
,ese • ,I 1 -I
liqe.,
109
• •
'Bee-
No. 20
Coi - m?r
Bingham
to. a considerable redaction of analinarflgiir prices+ here.
faith offeriug a rare chance mall Ulnae islshing to itiveat
in the.: nevea-ary article*. flaying itntforted moat of
lmr Stock oar:why.. while in the Rurolfwtrirkets. we
al-venal - Aril to offer anperior Infiurcnttuft '
yr - Don't fail jo as ail 3 ouraelvesiort se bargains at
HIERSCEIVUOIN .nnonißE
Ens,
No. 20 Court Street,
Sign of the 111 1 ,EE UU
33.X.D7Gr3EE.416:42PC1 0 1 , 017.
lerw•mThelarge.o and In.o..lon.ortmen!.
BLX6K SILKS;
that ran he (maid this t , itle of :New York. Call a
theta at the
X3ee-Hive,.
No. 20, Court Stree
Binghamton, July 1842.
Dissolution.
rya rn•partncr•hi lierutofbie calutiUgbrt wern
Deans Co.& is this day dlit.ohed limitritio
.11. L E . -NT. DEANS &
liontrom, July 9„
The business will be contintmi nt tito tacl stand
BALDWIN'
HERNIA TRUSSES. .
AIME amtortment: aim., Abdominal I".4upOorteni. and
JJ svariety of other art icIPAq of this , elm of ~, ,0 0ds. '
Sold by ADEL TUREELL. 'Montrose.
AT . GREAT 'BEND, ' SUSQ't CO UNTY,
PA.
. . ,
. . . .
'Mao SEl'ultimo:Lem- Ipersta. OF THIS
• SCHOOL WILL OPEN_ ON —,7lllessulaty, - Nay
IMI'ROVED P &TINT WHEEL /9114 /86 and continue ELEVEN WEEK,
. . under thezlir t ion of R. CUSHMAN, am principal.' The
' , traction Wall the brauthes.is thyrough and ,
HORsE R A K . : .,,,,-riii i e.,,,, , :f i t,,A u t t b !;T n fi ll : preparatioit O TClll to yoking men;
. e a. S
-at the commenee
- • . ment of the term, for the more fall training of those
ITIfIE undersigned have for sole -' at their Atop In Bridge wishing to teach; and assistance rendered them in pro
f, water, 1.,i mile from _Montrose, below &errs Mill, • curing situations fur the suMmer.l !This class-win • re
- - ' &ire intrusion on the theory and!practice attaching,
Beach's Patent Horse Rake. - 'one hour each day, and have piblie Meetings once in two
. 1 weeks. 1 ' -
It isjast the thing for every farmer. ,- -
Snly Oth. .1802. I - BEACH 1. BUNNELL,
. 11. CI.SIDIAN, , PRINCIPAL.
References—A. 11. Patrick, Kirby Bunnell,
. noN. s. B. CHASE. A. M.. Instructor in Greek, Lat.
1... C.• Smith, Isaac 1-inn9l,oc k• I
• in nmi Gummi.
• I REV.- .T. B. McCREAUY, Chaphili and Lecturer on
moral science.
i - MN' , N. IL GREEN. Tticher of Primary Dc anent. - ,
MISSMATTIEJ. ORAEGE,Te•p.er of musiconllano
' 1
. - Terms of Tuitio n.. .
Primary Departrhent.per quarter of eleven weeks. $3 so
Common Breaches." ~" I .:I fat
Higher English and Mathereatics - deo., . 5 (63
Natural Selene... I de., , ' 700
Languages. Ancient or Moderndo., - $ falt
I
Teachers - tier - Mal Class - - - de., " - • 150
Music On Piano - .. - • - - I do.,'• . 800
,Use of-Piano ' . • .i, . do.„ - 900
The-higher, branches Include the lower, thus: $8 00 per
quarter covers all branches named, above, except teach
tall class and music ompiano. '. ,
Board can be Otained with furnished rooms at from
$9 18 to $9 Lauer week—lights, washing and fuel extra.
'Students wishing to board themselves Minn obtain rooms
in the school building by applying in season:
.Great Bend, April 18,.'02.—yi . '
HEAVY MESS PORN, ,
By the Barrel, by Paltlogn if Allen.
NEV, - ,F.1 li 31;
- iIA.LDWIN ALLEN
SUCCESSORS TO
ALLEN, DEANS & CO.,
Under Montrose Democrat Office,
41 RE RECEIVING.
Fresh Ground Western FLOUR
evezy dame, which we warrant to ;eve satisfaction'
) 1,11, 7 , 1 1 1 , 5- 11 1.;zi; tr not good rotarned at one ex...
Feed, and Buckwheat Flour,
SALT AND PORK,,
py THE LOAD, 13.444 p..; ou M.7ICD.
gAxi4 [Suggi Ciered]
Dried Beef,
-Smoked Halibut,
Dripiland Syrups,
Aolasses and Sugare4 _ -
TEAS, •COF.EEE, ISPICES, -
BROOMS, AND NAILS,
14 Inch we offer for said of tow PllN. forMADT PAY
pNLY: Nouttoo; July 9.186!
13 4 A14:; . -'
NOTIOE Is herehy given that in purrnatuai44o nyder ,
, of the_Orphan`sCourtlof suagnahlona county ao 111
direr-tad. we will expose to puhlie le by irendoe, to the
'CourtbuotLe, in the borough of lon se, on •i ,
:Saturday, the 9th ap .
iltiguSt; -
next, ail o'clock, p. m., the fe,llowi R ditealbed plenum
parcel of laud, late the 'Cathie of
,Wr ght Wren, ,deelV, to:
wit all that certain piece or parte! uf land situate to
.the township of Lawsville,(now Fr'...nklin,)Susoutittenna
'county. Pennitleania. lenown and distinguished as lot
*No. lit On & Lase* tract, fie. ug and lying foe one
hundred acres more or less." Expeptiog therefrom.
.neres and 111 i'MteheF, norriin pottarmzlort or James Tons.. •
'send. and lytor on • the iferf sidef the road ratordbr
from the aektin, roadlO the. Spathe creek road. as will
more fully appear by refereaCe to the deed for the came
.from the said Executorot rtno Wm.lreen, residuary devi
see, torhe raid Townsend: direr! 17th January, IE4I, and
recorded tome Itecordeet office of usynetmonn county,.
ip Pood Book 10. to, pages 43 a ate. On wtdch prem.
)416 adcettleed to be sold tharela one abaulllos-)torma,
nom totni, orb .Wagon-house, a blac redttshOp;• and pre?
orchards.
• talrTenns made inown on 'day !sale..
- ,• • riy.ty.w R Ey.l •
• - ,Itt!FL'A • r •
tale ;3 1 fth; •
-
,f, Si?LL- -': ~ Z=LTJIW.7 . _
~
Doti% bt..gfu with the Rux at ,
THE "RUDY PAY STORE,"
NEW GOODS.
dALD and•YOUNU, RICH sad POOR. GAY and Festive,
are hearty lean rushing onward to the
HEAD OF NAVIGATION,. .
All eager to be supplied from the choice and extensive
Selectain to be found_
AT TYL ER'S STORE.
Theassortment of'Xikx—jr cgeciocais Vest 'cm
nit, and u fur chotc.o
I:3IrPt.IDC3MINUE3III9,.
9 snail:le/ker. ST, Rice. Metre, and Tobacco:—
steeds are inadeqaaft,— t hey Me TU.. It useless to !Dea
lion afe-TWO thousand A one things of which a Cull supply
Is kept nonstantly at tho Ortiisst store In town. A Con
tinuation of mild is earnestlydesired, and if. there are
any so unfortunate as not to havelound Tim place, your
friend and neighbor will tell you the
FIRST STORE BELOW TARBELUS HOT EL I
anti - opposite the KEYSTONE,
mile 50 pet cent. has crated to be. We ace houndio let
pro de Ilse—andlier. Wing along yours Butter Nate,
Oata,Ttyr., Cask, Corn, and moat anything thte yon
do tit want. and get'valur r,mvived
AT TYLER'S. STORIL'
N. M. Please do tit leave the above mentioned articles
at home, turner rule swill penult us to wait "till ' - un I
come up admin."
elliakers—A new for of white and colored,' Big 'Una
Just ripened.
LAMPS or all klnda,''arsd fixings for homing Kirceene
now ready vary cheap. Beat than
daylight; lase Fresh Burning Fluid, Campttene, Sperm,
Adamantluetutd Tallow Candlcs,kept constantly on hand
t4T - X tiewitupply of HATS and CAPS, BOOTS and
. S110ES„ Stone and Wooden Ware, Brooms, and Brushes
"call sorts, Yankee Notions of ill varieties. Perfumer'',
and Toilet Seep, okte-nr Roses fur chapged hands.-best
thing, In use, etc.: Sc.; all of which will ba ,old for. the
pay down, as the timearlemand. by
It* C. TYLER.
TO DAIRYMEN-1 em fOrwarding BUTTER to N.
York, on terms of commission that will suit you: Call
and inquire, and look at my dairy salt, in sacks of all al-
Zes. as good as can be found In town.
Montrose, May.4sth. lIKNRY C. TYLER.
PEACE ND PEACE PRICES 1
PEACE APPROACHING.
Large Lines of PRICES Conquered and
Reduced
- H. MITYPUELITT,'
NEW-MILORD, PA., .
Is receiving. for Spring-suppliee. new and large stollts of
. CHOICE •
DRY GOODS, GROCERS,
CROCKERY,. HARDWARE,
STOVES, ,
' IRON, STEEL. ,NAILS,
PAINTS, LAMP, AND
LINSEED OILS,
BENZOLE, . . •
CARPETINGS,
FLOOR, OIL-CLOTHS,
WALL Paper, Window SHADES,„
HATS and CAPS, BOOTS and.§lloES,
• • CLOCKS, '&C., &C. - 7 1 •
Including, as usual, full varieties of the roost popular
kyles of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS,- -
BONNETS, RIBONS FLOWERS,
• &C., &C., IC., •
which be will aell ou. the most favorable terms, fur
• _ CASH, PRODUCE,.
or to
PROMPT TIME BUYERS.
Flour & Salt, constantly on hand
riVIK Subscribers Imre no* returned from New Turk
.with their
SPRING STOCK OF GOODS. I
tc which they wonldreapixtfally ran the attention of
0.-11-customers. Their assortment Is now complete and
"Mille< both Useful and ornamental. We hare taken par..:
Ocular pair!. to Wee:. all the Cktr'New Patterns out this
Spritef. and think we can, AVithont doubt. pleas. in both
Style. quality. and Price. We has e a large stock of,
Znglisb, American and Swiss Watches,
itiold and Sitter. Bunting bid Open Face,)
from the cheapest up tothe best. A very fall variety of
• SILVER WARE •
,
warranted lie good as 40.13.1,23.„, Also,
LINE A „
oLD .
,1 1
in every variety. Also.. • -
Plated ' , Jewelry,: Fancy Goods,
-' Brushes, Shell Combs.
A rery fine varictyof • .•
•
Plated Goods, Very' Low. .
Tea Trays, Clocks,
Brittanla Ware.
All kinds of Worsted, Tidy. Netting, Sewing, and other
• - Nepeocl3.piel.
Thermtitneters ; Pads; Violin. Guitar, and 13a . t'is Viol
strings; It nice lot of Fans ; Table and Pocket
Cutlery, Scissors, ,te,...te.
120 — The above floods baring been 'purchased for cash.
Will he sold at very low prices. Please call and examine
our Goods. and weave confident we Mill Please Yo
31ONT8IV191
mayE) • No. 2 Odd Fellows flail, Bingtmra n.
Court St
W:kterSt
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To Commullialtivek.—The advertiries, haring bean
metered to heath In a few weeks, by a very simple tem.
cdy. after hawing suffered 'meal years with a severe:lung
affecton, - and that dread: disease. Connaaptton—
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for Commotion. Asthma, Bronchia!, /Lc. The ol¢y object
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•
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w:' -- :•0. - .90'.u.s:
JAAIES - 11. • IE3WITc,
now otror to the Public Of We nieii . chalce and
NJ and bthiteetocte4 stock ,
SMOG &SOMMER 6005,
IN THIS
_lfAini
~1 3EY, G OODS:
A conipletc aasortmcat of
DEAU
DeLainCe. Mozwilhique.Dellahre . Poplins: Prints, Ging
bawd, tliockiniph de. Dent*. Stripe Shlrtinge, Vets;
Brown Vaud Bleached Medina. White Goode rlerrchh.
Belnieral , Skirts for Summer wear, auellOSlSiti .
of evcrj desuiption.
MEN'S WEAR.
. . ..
CLOT*, Mack and' Fancy Cassfmci, Ky. Jean; &din•
et, f„ . ‘dthmadc, and• Tailor's Trimminira. An novae*.
Atonal:ad assortment of_MCIOLts. 411 b Cleapai,
=cootie ter 13micommit .of all Wade. •
*C.riecooerlessi.
Brown and White Sugar, Syrup and Molasses. Tea. Cof
fee, and Essence of Codee, tiplce, Pepper, Salentine,
3leekerel, iimokea Halibut, Codfish. Muster. .11rUwu
Fancy Soap*. Alwi, prepared Potash. to maim Soft Soap
with Mlle trouble. In dna, the variety &bray", fiend to
grocery, doartmant. "
db coils.
. .
Linseed, Coal, and Winteratrained OILS. flak
131 mis, rutty, Wbite Lead and Zinc, Palnallenabes,
COCTIMMIXFCWs
Whltli Granite China, Real Chios, and .Coriatoom Ware.
Cana ter Rreteraing Fruits.
ma,rdOmritase.
•
I1 1 21)1i,,:ValIe. Shovels. !loco. Rakes. Pfirlie. 4c. Alv)
a fine! selectlon of CUTLERY AND PLATED
1W4.1111? . .. _
. . .
Baskets. Cradles'. Children's Cabs,
Wlllo* sad Cattlagelstvle.:TANlZNE NOTIONS. Crack
en,.SA{lts Leather. Aohtju Snit and Flue TabU Salt. Co
nejr Is and white &mating !gaud, &c. &c. &c. .
A General Stock of Straw Goads.
Mootone, May 13,1813.
.. .
Admis' iistrator's_Notiee.
i►TOI`TCA la hereby al Vet) to all persons hating demands
.1.11 to:Moat the estate of Patrick !delimit: late of Auburn
township. deceased, that the same must be presented to
the underslined for-aettlement. nod all persons Indebted
to sold estate are requested to make Immediate payment.
Auburn. May 9.9, ISntl. JA - 8 DONLIN, Aaner.
Administrator's - Notice.
LET'TERS of adminlatration to the eatatestif the late
NI W. WALDRON. of lfarford, having been granted
to the undersigned. all person. indebnal to maid' relate
are raquected to make immediate payment., and those
harltn: claim% agalnat the MUW will preerut them to
Harfurd, May 130, 1t63.) I'. CARPENTER,-
Admlnlatnitur de boat* nott:--
.
• 1ir.40 - I.lOols.Pis
DANDELION.. COFFEE.
MS Preparation, made from, the best lava Coffee, la
recommended by McAdam is a superior Nutritioua
beverage, for'tleneril Debility. Dtspepola, and all bilious
disorders. Tlionsands who harebecn compelled to Oran
don the rise of coffee will use this without iniurioui effect
One can amtains the strength of two pounds of 'ordinary
coffee. Price Woods.
For sale in Montrose by Abel Terrell.
KOLLOCK'S L.EVADI,
ma
The purest nxci IrDWDER known, fo r . mskinglight,
sweet and nutrition, limed and cakes. Price 13 rents.
Maaatacturcarby `ll. IL KOLLOCK, cherabo. •
Comer of Broad and Chestnut-ate, Philadelphia.
Hold be all Drneglit a and Grocer,. - intittly)c co
','llnquestionlibly, the best Institiasd.Wigrof the
.. ._
kind in the World."
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fuly I.ti pages of reading matter, appropriately Mastro
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- racy, monthlf and the more pltileSophical quarterly,
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o the lteivous of both scam
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tint to great expense througir Medical imposition and
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single copies. may be had of the author., 'NATHANIEL
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• But . New Proprietor,
TR andernlgne.l. an experiencethrorkman at the btis
teen, Infortn the citizen,. of Montrone and ri•
einitr, that he. has taken. the 'bop formerly ocenpleilby
Chitin Moran, better known an the ..I.aughing Barber, '
In the banment of Se.arle't Betel. and by strict attention
to hteninetet and sharp* razora ha hope,. to merit a liberal
patronage.
N. B.—Ladles' and Gentlemen's Bair droned In thetas
tent zed neatest City style... ' '
WILLIAM irErrnATnEu.
Montrone. July 8,18 62.
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•
I iI i tT ORANTED licit . to Corrado fp Niny ink. Each pen
. is durable es a dozen steel pens. As they do nOt
corrode. sbey will not get sharp and stick in the paper
like steel pens, but will glide over ills ;paper smoothly
likes gold pen. I have appointed' i• •
VIJURELL, BOIF 4Reittlis • •
for the side of these pens gnaquebanualosuril. Peee.
$4,00 per groes;-50 cents per dozen-IS cads too. • nent.
Di Mail. pre-paid by the agent, on receipt of price Wilms
_postage stamp, The trade supplied at is reasonable dis
count. All orders for these non-cnizollimPetua mast be
addressed to ABEL TVMMELL. Montrose, Pa., who wUl
ftumisb them at the lowest prices: ' • •
July 8,4864. 8. D'M WOLF, = '
Execttorg':.Notace. :-
.IvOTICE 7e berbby - elven ta peerne famine de
.1.1 man& sexiest the algae' orITZUAYIN T. CABE,
late of the borough of Montrose. {lc ed. that the UM e
tout be presented - to its "enders c ued for eettlenaent,,
a
sad persons indebted to odd tete ire requested to
• • , '
At•-..CA4R, •
• Nentrose:Jelell 1562, for ; • . 7
• - • • •
-- fOp:)p,7..N.V 4 W§ - 4' .-,- :
.GR 'AT:,COMNOTION
IN TUB
Y GOODS,
32, Et.
BULL Threatens WAR!
Brr
ESANITANDS FIRM
UNU
s4),Oiilas rpm OF
übtrg,:,Tisinbattin, &
QMESTICKS,
If 0 0 our gtiPrd, sad we bare littOy laid In a lark(
ilch enables Ds to oifer to our emolument. gem t
'wiped terms aa 'formerly, cuuolderlng the hitt
s put to
.tuck - . wb
un °quail,
floe.
4
6066 erg,
1 AT
gontrose, Slum'
Elmira, Ne7-York!
' Sosquehanna Depot, Pa. ,
OUR FALL AND WINTER STOCK
•
Lis Ccmarilete,.
We are determined not to be outdone, either In prices or
qualitiesi—and will endeavor to give our eustoutere
all possible ratlatitetien.
CLOTHING:
111 this itranch our stock Is complete. and will be sold
lower. and more tastefally finished than any one-horse
establish vent , anyfuurthunie concern this aide of N.
York eitt. Is able to offer or produce. %V. can **AIM the
public that we constantly employ the beat cutters . and
workmento make upper stock.
i-YrOarments made to order
gairOn the stunted. notice.
1121rA Girod Fit warranted or no sale. •
. .
FUftNISHI G - .GOODS:
A Greek Stock t ontently kept, and sold lower thin_ lkto
lowest al - ' .
6itttfubfrt, ' 4 lorptbanin.k.
c,
Mont se, January let, 1842...
A "JA I
' -EL URRELL
Now ffers tor sale one of the largest and
. . best Selections- of - -
1 0
FAer &red in Susquehanna County, and
proba ly comprising the greatest VA-•
HIE' 'Y or most. different . articles of any
.1 .1
Store in the Northern. part ot•Pennsylva
ilia, a a perhaps of the 'entire State. An
Assortment is . kept in about )hirty differ=
cut branches of trade, and the selections
are nade from about forty;' of the best
1 ...
lions s in New York, and more than fif
ty'D tilers and Manufiieturers lint of New
York. A large Proportion of the• Goods
are brought direct from the Manufacturt;rs,
1 thns inininng genuine articles. Custom
-1 ers on - entering the Store must not expect
to find everything in sight, but nearly 'ev
ery Article wanted . will
. be produced by
inqiiii.y. Slime 'idea of the Stock :may be
loran:a by the following , genaal outline,
:but enumeration is impracticable. - • •
DRVGS AND MEDICINES,
. PAINTS AND OILS,
CERIES,
LIQUORS,
CROCKERY,
SS.WARE, . •
, WALL and WINDOW PAPER,
V.E1.14:17; , • _ - • . ,
1. .: SILVER-TV:ARE,
! • • PERFUMERY,
FA.4T
'CY GOODS,.
•
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
- BRUSIIES
:RICAN POCKET KNINE.S, •
TABLE CUTLERY and .
SILVER PLATED . WARE
LPS,..MATERIALS for LIGHTS,;
D WARE, . •
•. BED CORDS,
Y GOODS, • • -
' MIRRORS, , • '
;DO Y AND PICTURE Gl,Ass,
• LI7'HOGRAPIIS,
I TOWNES, • . . BARD CAGES,
' ' SPECTACLI.:S, .
I'IPS,CE. LASHES, ' BROOMS
- - GUNS, .' PISTOLS,
NiNtuwitrvioN, ~. . ,
_, .. .. , - 91 , 013kCC0..
./.u.dAr, & SURGICAL instruments,
Li;' . . -
-
SOAP, POTASH, &C.,
U. BRELLAS. - • '. .
- PORCELAIN' TElfl'H,
In horl.; nearly - every thing,- to restore the
sick, to please the taste, to delight the eye,
to gratify the fancy; and also to conduce
to o . k real and substantial comforts of . life:
the attention of the public is resPect
fully invited to my stock of Goods, bought
exclusiVely for CASH - boldly, and :will be
1
so ql on the "same' principle for low prices.
..'•
ABEL TURRELL..
_;4ooiiime. April ! 5t,.1882. . :. ,
- • .•
RIB Celebrated Black Haerk_Motran 8101110 1 8 1 0 1 8
5
Tthia season at; the Hotel titehle of L. Hea.4.40,
yaw. !Mara .'eraw 'Wed •by Om. orightai
VERMONT Black Hawk, the she of Ethan illTialantet,,
InaakHalol. Rip Van Winkle, Belle of tiarattea: ••Mak
• Haiwk .Mald. Sherman Bleak Hawk:Med Wad183 , 1414W,
Bohemian Girl, Black Hawk Chief
iato _Kate
Mad Acad. Paul Cliffor&TrottiogSllllBam laalll
'OOO4 and others et celstwitr, Pwßlares au;
"Lt..d; are Doak 'or Man* Hitett." or large hit 10.
44111a.16_,YAN11 dOnaryiWyarrant, •
unfree*.mayMd.-2at = H. F.: GRIPTI.TR. ,
'RAIiji:::RoAroS -
.
ERIE
IA
CIIA\0& OF 1104/46i. - Militant:g MO p. May 6,
DIM Talon till kortrapeat dead at aural the fol
lowing hoots; tie:
WESTWARD BODND. EASTWARD
'Nu. 1, Buffalo Er. 2:31 g.m. No. k'N.ll:-Etpmel:26 p.m
No. ti. !ilght a.to. No.lafight'sprese Liss
No. 6, at mir. p.m. No. 6.Btsmboaf ' 7:61 p.m
Nu. 7, . at 6:23 am. o l4 l t ' 4:B° P' w
N 0.12. WayFreet.l2:27 p.m. Noin.CinektrkikzAlia.ta s
No.2l.Aetrueod'u,2:63 a.m . fitt.llo,W4P 2241 11 J6P m
Noe. 3 And 4 um elery day.l No. 16 row S bat
. 010e4 not run un.llondaya. :49.3 of Sunda* runs thin'
to Itaffelo, but done that. . ran to Dunkirk. No. remAln.
Overnight at - Elmira. XLCOT:Dett; SOS;
i_ . .'
a
r The Paasenger,, Ins of.ads compmaysum run to
. ' and fmmilliug4tutori as follow*:
E.AV.E.IIII:(4,4IITUN.atG:4:I ut z mpuirciln; at
Qint.rtNTON ielthibe Lachiwanna.f. Bloom %burg nail
I.Z itiond fur Pittdt Vallef.tugdtuu and
%%liked-Barre ; t
ITOPE, with VIP Lelridertittelamire Railroad fur Itll.
11 Ilpsburg, Trenton and phlfadelphla; and at •
TUNeTION, with frainit on the Central Railroad of N.
effl
Jenny, for Elizabeth. Newark, and Newfrork. Also
- for Easton,. Bethlehem, Allentown,. hatch I.Munk,
Reading and 14rrlabunt.; anteing it I . •
I.**Yorlt Pplad'a ti3o. and Itairlsturg thOp.m.
L&A NZW.YOkik, toot of Cauthinditt. it 6:00 CM.:
Philad'a,foot ut Wainatia, at 6 a.m., connecting at
CaANTON, with!lackawinia alawmborgit. Mot
Pi tts ton; WytimAnenilleY, Kingston aid W Ilk (whirr.
and arrive at ilitighamton 7:30p. m.. conflicting with
Night Express Wert on the Ma ltrilwa7i, and trains
leaving Binghattton nett morning for Cortland,
met au' - ' •
gar This' th Coal Nicht;
and tl
- in., connecting
" at that place-wilt' Ilay Express Weston the BUIE
Railway, and t,Pas forming Mara editaection with
itetu r r izi n n g . i o4 the t righ_aretatt.&ATtacuse lyillruad;
Bend at.tlU p. at.; &admires at
I • iteratitua ti:9o Wm. • .
JORN floperinteidetit
~ ..Ticblt Am. picralton, Pa. .
Gg,
1
leackawanilii...& Bloomsburg , R.
nos' and after Apri)lth.lBs2,•?ausinger TMltrawlitrtm
X! ale follow* • ' • • •
VOTENGi SOcriel ,
• •
I.eave -Sentaton at ' a. M. 'lO.lO i. m.
Kingston, at;
.: I 5.30 Arrlyell.ls .
-• Rupert, • r • RA
DAnYilleJ r:
Arrive at NI urthuni*rland, l , . 10.00 „
diCT1111(1[ :
• •
i bt *
Learn Northam riand,, 4.30 p. m.
•• Danville; ' • • 5.10 Freirgil
p -Rupert, 5.43
," Pas:ewer.
• ' Kingston, 8.00 Lesve 1.45 p. in.
Arrive at Scrantor 9.00 p. in. 5.10
A Pansenger trainaino leaves Kirigston id 8.50 a. m.fnr
Scrantoh, to conadct with Into. for New TOrk. Return
ing. leave* Scrautdn on arrival of train from New'ir ork
at 4.15p.m. L - •
• The Lackamanna and Blimmiburg Rillreed conneete
ith the Dclaware',; Lackawanna and Western Railroad
at Scranton, for N4.w York:and intermediate poltits cast.
-At Rupert It connects with Catawissa - Kallroad, for
points both rant Mid west)
At:Slorthumberliuld II COnnects with Ihe!Phlladrlphla
and Erie, and , ..llthiliern Centel Railroad. for pc Inbi
welt and +multi. . JOHN P. ILSLEY,Stip*L ‘ i
J. C. WELLS, Gen. Ticket Agent. l•
thanatic
County, Pan
—ALCARD TO -Y r LINO LAME:SAND oSNTLEIifiN.
. The subseri .r will send (Staid' charge) to all who
'denim it, the 'teethe and directions for making a simple
Vegetable Balm, that willin from two to_eight days rem
ove Pimple*. Blotkiimi, 'TAN, • PREcKLEB,' Sallowness.
and all impuritieshind roughness of the Skin. leaning the
same--aa Nature Intended It should b...—isoff,clear smooth
and beautiful. Those desiring the reelp4).l.*cith" 1511 in.
strnetiorm, direct kme andbdviee. pleas*.eall on or
address (with return postage.) E •
THOS.
F . eIIAPSIAN. - PriMical.Chemist,
-I • t. 831 Broadway; New York.
Jc4o*Arn
RENF.DT y . 11.A.Ittl- TINES. where people. hove
21. been throw l out of !twiner", and positena lame lit
tle violin.; or nma Incomen,le to nuke thenirkirnoahome.
[See advertise ent In another column L the -oettle
meut of V Inehurd.] - ;
.
•
MILLINEAT dc STRAW GOODS.
..
IE hare the Omar* 4 anwitmcing that we are now
prepared t offer . at old stand, t-.
No.. 103, 10 5 and 101 , North Second-in,:
lab° Arch, Phlladelphla r
itra . arial ,
a well selected a ock of 'I ' .
Mrand STRAW GOODS I .
in every - i.i.ititi-.lof tire 'latest Importailons, and newest
and moat fashionabte stiles. . ;
Our Straw Ocpartment will comprise.eVery of Bonnets
Mats, and TriinTugs to, he foetid in thati,line. Of the la.
test and most no roved phapea and styles; Solleitieg au
early call or onl r„ I remain, - 1 •,apte
Yours, Iletriectluliy, . . ' •Allf. 'WAIL°.
. •
. • ; -.
SAPONIFIEII - .
rpm - Panilly 4.11 p }fa k e r! All Ititelieri Grease ran be
JL• made. latirgood SOAP by using Saponifier. . garlli
ructions accompimr each box: Soap le tutleasily made na
a cup of coffee. Nanuflictdred only by thii Itatenteta,
Penn's .S 1t Marp tfirtiuring Pornparty,
tuv. iyjw: _ : 12: 'Walnut-at. rhiladelpitla.
,
. -.
. - NATRONA ' COACiII.... . -.
WaRRANT4D - NON-EXPLOE4VE: j and 'equal to
any. KEIKOiIINEI. - . - • ; - -
Why buy an eapluaiver Oil, when a.fete cents more per
gallon will turnlrh you nitb a perfect OIL? = . ..;
. :' ' 1 ' lfilde only by - i •
PENN' a ltAr.T 14ANUFAeTURING: comrt:sY,
• •IV Walnut Street, PHILADELPHIA- • '-
March fi. 18621 . ly..
STAND BY YbUR GUNS!
,
a . mm - tm - r 1 3:).A:incg3!
WITH 40,000 NOD ROCKERS
Armed •With Brickllats:
411ONTHS lARCH OF
mr....5.z-m:3il aim cane
fill AND WINTER . GOODS
upkyn
4&4184.11 RIA,ONS SION 0
DYE STUFFS,
COLD RULESTIIII DAY! 1-
..And'ivith a 4entifni eppply we hay° iiarehased alarge
studio( 1 -
S-T P.4 -an <I..fiANCY . . - DRY
• GOODS,
..GROGWRIES tt PROVISIONS,
MATS AND CAPS;
84.0T5! AND SHOES.
WALL IrAPER, WOODEN. FARE,
COAL LAf S.; - - •
• •IrANKEE NOTIONS ,
• SKELETON;SKIILTSs
~ FLOOR,' SALT, :VISH,i NAILS, -
• • PAINTS A N (PLS,
STONE -WARE,
•
And I[l,tlOn other arelelestoonnesdroneio mentlon,which
will be held • prices that willi • .
. .
Bch" - ::(,Jompetition.
Don't TOrget The Place.
ut If you ingniro of;flits' n;lghbors for
! The -Chesip,Dtoro,
They wpky(r OA* dirritl via to,; . .) .
HAVEN BROTHERS;
. ' THE PEOPLE'S AGENTS; • •
...„1 , :3, ,- '=47-,THE-- 7. 1 i , ,:' i -
ORIGIN. - rIINE 'PRICE " ST O RE!
PROD OE thken in Esein , ge for, Oa*,
C i ash.raid•rbe
HANIDEN ; BROTAIE-RS.
NEW . Iqt.Trilto,wovembercsth. !so,
-Gold _Medal Sal
". • -
erfe .
tas
. .
AN D .fathcFrnea. of tho - market. for lalS
SOLDIERS 7 .BOUN'TY,
pICII
'r ) .II33I 4 GIESICOME3 '
1NR I :A1114 EAAS rOF- PAY
AND . PRODUCTIVE FARM' 1. ! .4 IMS TOR
.1.11, SALE, tefeuty•twa miles South of PIIIIndel01?. : in
Rolitiece eta Heirs efdtawateiti SOLDIERS, who the Garden State' of the Beet climate and tot,it too
• eieh't Meet their"elaixas preeentett ehd eollettek for iaarkete In the Union. -' : - • .
• zap do eciAtiarle o to theunderetpted at the Ofdseof. ISbe adrettleemermot Vinelattd.) • J
I have r . a•;teed - ifem the Aeditor thit'l"testAry.oo,-.
pertstterrittWarblegton, - the. prWed. trevottioes Ottl inivitittWfil(PANTßl. cp,lo;.•eir, fI'AVATE
, forme hrerryjhrlbehnblone. , Ir,• • • Jr; ion If EnTfl, foe ail
- 'vertiltetobet ylaltand
I ' Moutroo Jaattik#vilftr•-•"' " ILII.VMSEL 4 - •' '
- -
HUBBARD'S 111011111
FOR ONE -OR TWO HORSE'S.
We are 'now mannfieturing•this CeiebratOMOW.F.R, and offer them at reatonablo
priees,to the Farmers of :;iutuinehanni County. AVe do not hesitate in saying that
fur! co
use in this UNEVEN' nittrw they are
. .
. .
BEST .
M
THE ACHIN E NOW - MADE,
They being so'arransell as to cut \;mootlily in uneven; as well as even-ground.
S; SATRE iSz Monirose, Pa.
REPORT OP SOLON-ROBINSON', . CRI.TTEN — DEN'S -
1 —OF THE NEW YORK 'PRIBIESE, :, !_ ,I - . . •
VroNTic' ; ' - I PHILAD E L PHIA COIMICIAL
VINELAN - p SETTLEMENT. 1, _.
i , • . . ..
•
087 The following Is an attain from the report of , - - 8- :
Solon Itobluson: Esq.. published in the Xew York rl.- •, - -,
COLLEGE - _
hmie, in reference to Vineland.- -All 'termites ten read
[hilt report with interest. .- • s ; N. E .corner of 7th ettliestnut Sts
.., •
Advantages of Farmiog near Honie—Fineland-11c. ! •.: • PIIILADELPIILt. .
marks upon Merl—Soil, its great: Fertility—The , . -
1 , fiflits Institution , which was established hi 11844. awl
. ,
clause. of Fertility—Amount of Crops: Produced — IS nilw consequently in the eighteenth year cif ha exiall.
• Practical Evidence; , ; cure. dumber. a mong its graduates bundled. of the
tracts, 6, 1 Conn try.
.
li Is certainly one of the melt extensive fertile - - ! most successful Merchant. and Dusineas ; Men - of oar
loin almost level position, and meltable condition for ' • 'The object ofthe Institution is solely to afford - Teen
. pleasant farming that we know of this side Of the
.west- • teen facilities fur thorough preparation for business.
ere prairies. We found shine of the oldest lams app..- j The branches taught are, Book-keeping, rut appileahlts
rentlyjust Oa profitably productiVe as when first cleared ' to the variousdepartments of!trade '; Pentniutship, both
of foreet aft. or a hundred yestreago.
- : ain and ornamental; Commercial Lew, Mathematics,
The geolokist weuld $OOll , discover the cause of this
W
, and Modern Languages,.
Say igation, Civil Engineering, Drawing, Phonovemiy.
continued fertility. The whole country is a marital de-
I
posit. and all through the eitilswe found evidences of =1; 1
•
t The system Of iuttruction is peculiar; no claims ter set
carmen substances, generally In -the form of indented I leseons are made use of. but each Student la taught Wl
calcareous marLihowing manydistinct tonne of ancient I ~,h tati t y, ett t w at he may commences , any tine, lid 2 ,
sitelleorf thc tertiary formally& tantithie marly substance ! tend at whatever hours are most convenient.
is se.attcred all through the rsathin a very cOmminuted .. i' Catalogues are issued annually after the 18th of April,
form, smile the exact conditiwn most easily:assimilated 7.0 1- ntaining names °Rite etudeuts for the yair. and felt
.bar such plants as the farmer desires to cultivate.- particulars of terms, ac.. and may be obtamod at any
:Marl. in all in forma he* tmen used to rer"V• crops in time by addreiSing the Principal
. EnAnntl, from the time it was oceepied by the Eocene.; , , In extensive accommodation Wldes.ratd reputatleir,
and' in France sad Uermsey a marl bed is counted on as -.4 nd the lengthy expe ri en ce of th e rtis - e r- 04 , this intautso.
a valuable tied Of manure ; that can be dug and carted lion offers faelliteeseprrior to any oilmen the
and spread °err the fleM. ' 110Wanuch more valuable then, fur voting men ag I pr' par for businesann= .
ithunt be When found already mixed through the soli ; .
tali at the same time a u ltip e lom e rt, which will •
where nee:particles will he turned up and exposed:and
use every time be stirs the ; rfreritfende .. reconunendatio it n Mr tliern to any Mercantile buss.
transformed to the owiter'e 's Series . of Treatises on Book-hasp-
C;nh. , , - . now sew, widely circul•tted - than any other- work ea
. ;Daring then salivated our minds with the ' caose. they , i n "'
yits...sub' t ';
f -' le the Coll
Jets , are Or fta. .20. ege.
~
will not be excited pith wonder at seeing indebitalde ev- .. - '
Idenre of fertility of a Mil' Willa in oar situ:alone. bar." • ":"- S. 110DGF-K CRITTENDEN. -
ing !Leane general characteristic* brat leastappearati , I l ~ • - . Alloney-al-Lato, ..
mi. is entirely unremuuerative except Bolts. productive- I ; • - ' . Illinnria.L.
Oss is promoted by artificial fertilization. -
A few words about thequalitv and value of this land •
(Or cultivation, of which we have some strong proof. ' '
. i Our fint visit wee to William D. ‘ Wilsou. Frinklin
township, Gloucester county. who purchased some -eight
'eli, north of Milville. about three years ago, for the
useof establishingis steam mill.. to work -p the tint- j;
•t• Lilo lumber, to send off by the new ',dirtied, as well.
its the firewood and coal, fermi:kb he built a track a 1
mile and a half tong. Ile also furnished sixteen:toilet of f
the road whititties.intil had no doubt made the mill i
profitable, tlioti:lit his Wahl libjell was to urn a .fans.
having become convinced that the.soil was • valuable for,
quitivatiou. In this he has hot been didippositted, ss
lonic or Ids crops prove. For instance.,the second time
of cropping. :ash bushels 1/11m1:1101,, on one acre, worth
tio cents a bushel in the field. This t. ear, seven acre-.
Without manure, produced VI Mohr& of Oats. ill one
1),•Id, the find crop was potatoes, planted among the
roots. andyielded 75 barbels. , The pot - aloes- were dug;
and wheat sown, and yiekied lfibushelt: and the stubble.
turned under and sown to hnekwhisit Which yieldeil.:l:y.,
bushels; and then the ground Wazi sown to clover 'and
timothy, which
- gave as ft first crop '2,f tons per at re.'
The fertilizers applied to these crops *ere first, ashes
~from clearings ; second. V. 5 pounds of saperphosPhatt•
of lime : third. 200 pounds Peruvian guano; then 50 bush
els of slacked lime has been spread upon the elfircr since
it Was Mowed. and turned In fur wheat. .
31r. WilroWs growing mope. and the wheat stubble of
file present • Seas On. all indicate Ids 'audits productive as
any part of the State. - . •
At Mary Itarrow's.an old style Jersey woman farmer, I
leveralsmilea.south of Mr. Wilson's, see were so partien-;:
tarty struck witht he tine appearance of a field ofeynn,that
ir e stopped to inquire of the hired man how 'it was pro..i
duce& We found that the land bad been the peer bur
true before in wheat, sown with clover, and this eaten. ,
Season; and last:spring plowed once, with one .peor old •
nag." And.pktnted with corn. - • -: . 1'
-Yes, but you nut - unreel high. wesappose?" wettishd In
thovogatively, and got his rept v ; s
•
1 ..Waal. you NW. \VC,. coultin s t done that; :muse we ; ;
hadn't but fort v-onellonse loads altogether. for 23 Item; ;
and we wabledthe most toil:for the truck." .
The truck con - tasted of 'beets. carrots. cabbage, curem•st
hers. ructions...kis., and a very productive patch of Lien;
limns, grown for marketing. SJ we were satisfied that, 1
the soil was not infertile, even.totaided he clover. whirl; ;
haul fed the corn, beausa: the''t reek path" lint not been j
cloven:li, and had been in eultivattou lung encergli to oh;
literste allaigits of the forest. •
Our next visit was to the large farm orAndrew 'Sharp ; I
Eve miles north of Miliville. Dem half to a mile 044 . t of
the railroad, *adjust about in the centre of Vineland.-: i
. Mr. sharp.coritmenced woo: here ht December. 1854: up- -
on 210 acres, ln'. itma'thin three years he has got sill !
acres cleared and in crops this season , all well inclosed I
and Melded into eeveral fields. With cedar rail-or pole! I
fence ; ha, built a two-story &Welli n g. about thirty-six
or forty fee...nada smaller house for farm laborers, and a
stable and granary and some other outbuildings.
; Considerable part of the land was cleared for the pine/.
'at 89 dollars anacre, and on womeoflt thefirst crop „was I
be wheat . limed with 50 bushels in'powder per arre . .-1.,
This crop may - be put in from July 4th•to 20th. and yielcbi I
from twenty to thirty bushels per Isere, harvested in Novi. I
ember ; When the land being sowed with 150 imunds et 1
Peruvian rammed seeded with rye. yielded 12 in . 15
bushels per acre and ten dollars worth of straw. The.
- lye stubble turned. after knocking off a large; growth of ;
oak sprouts, and diersed atatin with guano and
betded
to wheat, gave 15 or 16 bushels. The crop which war .1
threshing while we were there province more, of . a very 1
; plump grain, and the straw is very heavy. . 1
• We went over the stubble and found the - clover and 1
- timothy, from need 'towed last sriring„on the wheat with-I
out harrowing. look:lngest well as we ever saw. It Upon I
any. old cultivated farm, and with a little work done ih !
the Winter to clear off some roots nut rotten stempot.
and setting stakesto mark permanent (met., - we will he
able to cut the crop next year witha mowing machine '
and we will,guarantee two tons . per acre, if he will glie
the Overpinrilf it overruns the estimate.
. Part of the landau planted with potatoes for a - first-;
crop, which yielded one hundred and twenty bushels per
acre, It was then lint with fifty bushels per acre, and ,
seeded with wheat and lover. yielding ,an average Of
. 1
1
over lfibishelo per acre, aid the cluvernow looks .beag
. Orel.. • ' , - . , - . ' 1
Other portions have been planted wit h corn as a first ;
crop 'which yielded thirty bushels of velitiw flint 'corn,'
and the second crop fortrimshels, ilea the third crap.
t r'eated 150 pounds ofunanoi Ave are sure no one would';
estimate Belo s- forty bushels per acre. • !
• [The reader will recollect that the writer is now'spertk•
lug of lands perfectly new. and which can scarcely be con,
dunned in good amble condition.—ED.] .
" - -
In other eases the corn crop oflist - year. *as followed
with oats this season, out yet threshtld, but will average,
!probably forty to fifty bushels. Sweet pouttoes, beans,
mellows. and in fact, all vegetables, as Well as young
peach and ot her. frui t treet - planted this year, 'show very
plainly that this cougueg,lected tract of laud should re
mahrio nolonger, and tbernis now n strong probability
that it will not; for ander the auspices of Mr. Landis; it
will be divided into small luta, with toads located , to, ac
commodate all—the surveyor la now busy at this Werit
—and all punitisers will be required to :build neat coin.
fortablithoueea. and either fence their lots In uniformity;
or.agreet to live without fence. which-would he, prefers..
hie, by which-means a good, imputation will be secured
who will cstabileheheraes. schools,„,etorev. Mills, Ma
chine atomised homes—homes of American farmers, air
rounded by gardens*, orchards, fields and comforts of chr
ilizedlU'o.. . - • ! t
If any one. truce anydiranmement of brutiness.is dealt•
one of hie pursuits for life, or who is iron any
cense desirous to find a new location and cheap home in
the cocuttry, and who may read - sad believe what wrs have
-truly stated, be Will do well logo and ace forhimself what
may be seen within :a two boars tide of Philadelphia. I .'
- tiOLON ROBINSOM.
ABEL. TURRELL:
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6 1 PPare n ° e n ; evrYs9r : el i r V l
Il
in
Ira Cngry'adhbrre:er f or
to wi . chicants heir. m_ . i
at dor , .
GREAT =WINE EMPORIUM
'of ABEL TeRRELL; and be tiCailed of the tivnent, !di r
pained. July 11..1811.
14.tit0 @NAM 14 . 1k1111 0 44:'
splendid aavortmentjastrecedite. Chimnin.ehailes
/11.. burner*, wicks. etc. - , at Varmint.,
VIiv'E=.,~.A,~ND.
TO ALL WANTING TRIM'.
New Settlement of Vineland.
•
A It FOP. RABD ITMES.
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A Hare Opportunity in the Best Market, sad
Delightful and Deakhful Climate in the
ion. Only thirty miles south of MIR
' delphia. on a railroad; Nang a
rich, heavy soil, • and highly
I .
. productive wheat land; Amongst
the best in the Garden State of Newlersei. .
TT CONSISTS ott).000 aims of GOOD land. divided .
-1 to fans of dlderent sizes to snit the purchaser—Ere
,)acre. and upwards—and IA sold at the rate ahem AL .
teen to twenty dollars per acre for the larin land, pays:
Die one-fourth casb.and the bslancb by quarter-yearly en-'
*tallnients, with legal Interest, within the term of foot
years. _ .
ICMCEI ESC , X.T.41
Is. in great pinta rich clay loam,saitable for WaseLOvelms
and ratefX4-111A011 dark and rich sandy. ham. wettable •
for corn. sweet-potatoes; tobacco. ill kinds of Irvelliatai
and root crops; and the greiteariety of fruit.' tech eir
aapcs, pears, peaches, apricots; Nectarines. blackber
ries. melon- and other fruits, best adaptsid to the. Mir
del Oda and New York markets. In respect. to the AM(
and crops there can be no mistake. au visitors can CMS-.
Inc both. and none are expectedto bay before so doing.
t and finding these statements correct—ander thews
ennt-tandss. unless these statements - wen. nailed, them
would Nino iu their being made. It L Considered,
i - The , Best Fruit Soil in the Union.
ftiep report of Solon FloMoron,' EMI., of the New Tent
Trito , l4. mid the well ktroWn agriculturlot., William Pea
ry, of Cinnaminson, New Jereey,whlch will be fursdabod
Inquirers.) ' - . ,
•1 1 33:3a ntr.A.mr.xxiser.
115- look in:: over a taap the reader will perceive that It
I.lllop , the lest marketin-The roloo.ludhils direettom
mlipagfoli with New York and Philadelphia/rims day.
being toily thirty-two miler from the latter. Produce Ia
this market brings doable the - price that it does in loca
tions distant from the cities. In . this location it am be
put Into the market the same morning tt la gathered. sad
far what the fanner sells he gets the highest price vivtdMt
,roceileit and other article, be purchases be
: get* at the
hiwest prier. In . the West, what he sells brings him a •
'M:nice, but for whit he buy, he pays two prices. ID
I
locating here the settler has many other advantages. He
within'le few hours, by railroad. of all the great cities
of New England and the ?diddle dtates. Ile Is near his
old Mends and associations. He has school for his *hit- • .
drem, divine service, and all the advantages of chaise .
thin, and he is near a large city. - ,
'rum oxamsat..ALTia-
Is . delightful: the winters being. salubrious and Opelli t
whilst the summers are no harmer than in the • North,— '•
The location is upon the lin, of Latitude with northetw .
irginia. - •
Penaoae WANTIXEI A CITAII07: or.Cuiwrit rot Tf RALTIL
would be much - henelltted is Vineland. 'The mildew", of- '
the climateand its bracing influence. makes It excellent
for all pulmonary ((potions. dyspepsia, or patrol dob4a
: ty., Visitors will notice a different:ties few days. ,
andliver•uni etrtnusen. • •
ConveniOnces at Barad.
Building, material Is plenty. Push
_and oysters o!ro.
picot Mil and cheap.
Vieltors trivet expect, however, to sees new plus.
Thy the Property haw not Been Settled set
• fore.
! • This questkin the reader naturally ask,. It is hematite.
•it has been held in large tracts by families not disposed" .
to sell, and being without railroad facilities they-had few l
Inducements. The railroad has been opened Uwe_
i the property this mullion, for the flat time. , - •
Vieltors are shown over the land in a ca
,free of
j expense, and a ff orded time and opportunity for rrage,
thorough
•,:investigition. i 'those who come with a view to settle,
should bring money to secure their percher, as 'lees.
I tions are hot held upon retinal.
Tim SAFEWr TRING tli HARD Totes, wbereftwopie hay,
been thrown ont of employment or businese,' and pm"-
et.e , some little melba or small incomes, is pa start tiesn;
idrexahome. They can buy a piece oi land; at a small._
price, and earn more than w,ageettin improving it,"sad
when 11.111'Am:init. is s certain independence and no 1041/.
A few acres in halt trees will Insure a comfortable Hi
lag. The land Is put down to hard•Ume_prlces, end all
improvements can be made at a cheaper rate rhea most
inc other time. • .
The whole tract., with six miles front on the railroad, is
'being isold out with fine and spacious. &settee*, with . •
r
town in the centre—Ore acre lots in the town sellot hole
$l5O to $030; two and a-half acre lota, at from MO to slen;
and town lots 50 feet front by 100 feetdam,at sloo—pey.
able one-half cash And the-balance within a year. It 1.
only epee farms of twenty acres, or more, that Wet Pora ,
time is given.
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TO lIANUFACTITHERS,. the towns/fords* i
leg forthe 91108 Leanullseturag business, and o l =a i r . -
tir.les, being near Phtladelpba, and the terroendisg
country has ill/MO popelatlen,, which fords a good,
market. , ...
This settlement, in the course of portal yew,. will be
one of the most beautiful places lathe country, and most
agreeable for a residence.
It is intended to mike it a Vino and Fruit pening ,
country, as this culture is the meet 'profitable
,and the
best adeptedto the market. Every advantage and eel
venience for the settlers will be int rodnew whith wills,.
Sure the prosperity of the place. The .bard tames tbro'.
out the country will be an advantage' to the settlement,
as compels people to retied to arrteut!,cr.• Ice a i t ,.
lulo .
rgenembem of people are parchastai. an d .
'rho desire the beet location should viaitthe places=
Improved Land is also for sale: ..., .. •
I TIMBER:—lond can be bonebt trial Or w Omit tint-
beg. The Timber at market valuation. •
The Title Is, indisputable. Warreeteer. Oweda Vales
clear of all incLunbmece,erhaa 06=080715 pug— ,
I Boarding conveniences at hand.' •
'Letters monaptli answered, and 'trolls of,olon reay.
Insert end.Wm. - Parry sent, together wit4t UP "Vague*
1 Mott" • .
. ' Bente tb the land z---LeaveWaltint crest 'Wort Phil."
Iditiphia. at 0 o'clock, A. 31.. and al..' -31,._ (pulses there
should bee change of boar ) for Vieelariken the Maw
Julpy Mut' MlTlvitajiallroad. When you !NM the go
1
at yiautlLed imam Last_op_eneklite for
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