)1E 4
af , 7
'thiqin
,00kiit.;40hh, P.
4ra/01 1 4 1 0i !", 11
dfity',4keirtiliti=focicck,
A itifitrteb i g - described real
alletalOtPiielPf tend' , in ,Ceres
ACtfitieVatthtY• IYPS' on the
efelet4 ll o 4 ,,tV 044 . ,1Settieeteet 'Reed , ex"
cep! Otif*ti„atirta.,i hope lot,, the whole 'piece
lehlrOliapkanded , s,S4ollaWit Beginning at
741A441g,..4i4.4tw° hundred end eeven
ightitiliPpiches atirth of the
,e)Oriforifint'*s: 34 14, and
' 4- wartent, thence north one
ty,;eir Perebeisaittl.five-tentbe
4 teornell'4h4tice east one
Itrinine perches and . three.
A f,
:to meth
.itelty cone bemired - end t Wen ty
,k.tenthaalk perch to post
tat aner t :Mitidred , and eighty.
Oreei'teethe.to the place of
thalstlot,,,iontaiging ' one
CM;4 portion;, of, said
414 rdad,'contairfing fifty-six
Ait'aere "
:Pieee or ;Parcel* lands lying
V1 44 /4 41 4 60 Patit Rao, and
00,0 4 0 &MOW, honed-
%Inning ,at i post, being the
ort,•lcit conveyed , by John
iParty to the. said - John P. Ev 7
1e. 4 344'4 . and being part of said
`north; : : eighty: perches to a
stsme.,,hundrefi. parchestoa
tit „ . , -etght'Y perches to a Peet,
Jame/MAI ~perches; to the place
r
1404 twenty acres,•, strict
401 0 , more or less; ' . ,
mdatiteillt*3Rede,!geatYll at the time
• ;sl'Ai??l;",r: r. Pxec'rs.
4 'IA 1144,v..EVENSi
, . , tikstuouaL - Bair.,
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he)
giutr-4 4itirisAPiO %Ast4inaf
ivoiaterr ;flhurisYi' .RltetuTts
.4atogekt -1, Dleralea, ' d other rcitar
•t-ching !In • • jet:,
Fe ma l e
Ooldfr
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`1164.' gqiiiiiil 6 oi.. 'Fe It iiiio. ll 4 l ,a (l ".: 6 !u l'' D. is .
il , ;' i stiteri-Drfriery, ,kino;:with never - foiling . 719-
q. .ediet;tor'the.'epeedy eure'or dittoOloto of tvp,.
,: , ,iriite,itid , tletteetei cheraclei, . iticiaent to the
, ilOlation'of. the,L , ,,avii 4 . l4" Kato!" indil',N , ...( l -:
. ..i.' ttriti,!_e Ged t ' - - , - '.;q:; ,. . ' ~,'. • 1 ' ' .'''
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k
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Nottk
tile tor 64
tiOetablia,
. V
1°
kiln to be
IhOr teC
tat Oa Or.,
The:author of the above
volume a ;graduate,
and ;having'; devoted% a
quarter of a _century.toi
the study and treatment
If Syphilis and 'Mara
Jisorders as e-speciality,
he As become pommelled
Aformation :in '.r egallito the
7'''n'uu'V.l?r4Pf into vAffrlneCll6)
comitaingthe N treftroquWafrigettce of thithillillefp
bilsoffenta Alai randivL id.'
Alt 'of the , osperience or the most eminent
'physicians In Europe and - America is thorough
ly demonstrated in his own highly successful
practice in the' treutment of secret diseases in
manylhousande of_sen . w in.the city Pitila
llelphia alone.l'-"ru 'T: '''"
Testimony o s f the Pref. of °Wattle* in' Penna.
Mike., Phila.
re Da. littryran's Maraciat Marmot." The
Outhor of this work, unlike „the majority of ,
those 'whir advertise to cure the diiessee of .
Which it treats, is , a graduate-of one of the , best
colleges in , the United States. It Winds me
pleasureoto recommend him to tbe nttlattunate,
or to the victim 'of malpractice, as etteeirsej ttl
and roperieneed practitioner; in whose: honor
end integrity they May place the Kreutest con
fidence. -• JOS. S. LONGSHORV,,-M. D.
Fount A.. TroodiOard, 1:)..; - of Pena. Miro.
84 $ Vdl.4' P .t 4 ; "'•
m4os,;
tiourt,Bso-._
eloirpor the
Sheriff.
It givi . ni me lileistire.to add my testimonyto,
'the professional •sibittiy;Of:the Author of . the
cases of dis
etseed, the 'Oeiiitir tighn . s, tiome;o6othem . of
long irentlini,' havi? come *der toy notice,:in
which his . skill,:hite:hs,ii.:,ttiiitfeat; in Teetering
io:•perfact 'heattiOrk'sikntelitetispeerk. where the
patient has beenCtitieiderOitielcUldinedical.aiC,.
In the treatment of StiAllS' rl i%lielit4iiSes; or: die
arra ngem tor :do :fittilitiOhoPtieduked by.-Bstf
abli°lo Ex4 " , ) , ..f venoty4Aiiiiocknow
the . !prefessiom, ;•1 have been ''ac
quainted the-'Author, s‘trie thirty 'years,
and' deem' it, no more than Justice, to , hire as,
well.an a kindness ~ to, the unfortunate . victims
of early indiseritien; to rectitnniend bimitione•
In whose professional Atli and integrity they
May safely confide .themseives; •
,ALFRDD.,WOODWAAD;,iII. D.
One copy securely atiVelotied, will, bilotWard
ed free of 'postage, to any part of the' United
StitteS .for 25. cents, - or 0 copies ' for sl::—Ad
drese, post paid, OOSDEN' Ps- Co., Publishers,
box 197, Tbili4eliihia:
CtlrDeoltsellers;parivassers and pook'4 genii
*plied on the most'llberal tering.; `.'"
11R.INDR ETU , S:: 'piriLt
• • , .
• • PIIIRIET , THE :BLOW/ • •
CONTINUED .pain or Uneasiness io any "tir. ,
gatt is generally cured. b y one : r More Anise
of Itrandreth's Pills. ' :years' personal
experienoe.by ; the undersigned fully iustify• this
assertion.
Drelsmetr Lill, PotsdainiN. Y. Says
have cured •the moat deplorable costiveness ,
of the bowels' ' With ' randreth's when
ivory other remedy":liad failed r ind, the, &tient
was • gire nup to, , '
Odin in
. veterate and painful' oharacter, such . as erysirot
leis, ealtrhaum,Aetter ina.Oithmet-heat, I have
seen, eradicated by, their Nur; cured _ the
•rhearnatie;epileptie,.o psralytie and the eon.
sumptiVe wit444oo),ficOiehtpgli atone." •
,; In jaundieCan4" , ..,olE - ,ifteitionifet the liver,
djepepeiii'Ayseritirrf,...anil , . z ..diarrhans,' , pleurisy,
-sadden.' obbtrites:
OPllll j scorbutic even gouty and
neuralgic •aftectionii,.-havi given'. way to the use
Of this Medicine, and , noWi after tWenty years'
experience,. my - estitnationed Pramireth's Pills
continues' to increase.` ..'• '
.
A' young lady, beautiful' and healthy', took
cold, which caused terioui . , , ol;itructicin for
two, years,; her , ; health was broken down and
her, beauty departed. , - At length Brandreth'e
Pills were tried; " eleven ,doses, of fioin two to
font, were taken in'fitteen days pr,eceeding the' .
usual was restored,. and
her' health and good looks re covered. ,
'• • ' • WORMS. • -
'Branidethis Pills?'sare,'the beat ierrelidge,;
they'; 111Te:icifOlibrq.',':A little child, six' years
old, for some Weeks :Was drOopin,g ; its mot her,
it. one of lilrandretles ;lingo:, coated ;
,
th e e-next dray there lame' away a wdrerrapttien
itithesitnit• 'end chilOs
The , child ~waa
•
away' from;lmet , wee -- te , en
witb pletirisyt- 'de ,infiarriation'ao'terriblel
fetY writhe witlea s gany.
Eight,ffitind'reth!O'Pltir were .owatto*ed-i, Andwarm '
oir isfidisA Itkently; the pills ;operated;,
'and pain , 'Aras . ?.relleired s plenty : - of*rual
was tiken, and six More: pills, and the 'Steen!'
day' the patient *as
,turid,
bistsonistfOe4ttabgt l l4:fliOe' Wt"ighcP
prevent" ttie' Also ibirpooOvititdiiiokind.ito
the' and precti ce of- bleed lig.'
•.? - -11;0614,11)Frall:
Breathe thos : Pills`'`care'soJi (;' at th e Principal
-
Office; '294,:.CannUstrtiet, , ,s:Rrandr,ethlsnilding, ,
at 25 cents per , box fand tho atimeisugar, Coat
id, la eats,' wallantedlO kopP;iik :wen O s sip, ' "
• '
sold also Sthetliport:':
iiked4citsitit'ol,4
,4mlll'OPri'in. 4 tTaatSk.' , ':
AiFiatikriii.-si.teyip,- re
linfit ; 44,inilimpitiaq is:
ikieti'. *Opri• resumes iyi',
t4i'•o.iiiii:.and. fey.di...44;..
.'',:i!. '.;•' ., :l ~;', . ~::, .
Nei; Medical. Solt
tainto 116-no More, no
te*oviet from: the
'n4e,trimttope.
it be Afaineitfrbm 'ony .
kttle . .-inedieine for
. ,
Cabinet. Shop inAlitoltanickburt .
AW
; : •OLTERS..reSpeotfu ll y :mon p Cell - to
. the - pUblie that, notwithstanding
hard times, he , iktnanufaituilng and keeps cOo
stantly on . hand all , kind's of furnitute, sock is
DI
- OTTOMANS,
• -.4 . ,
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CHAIRS of illkinds and styles' Dane -, and
Domnion,'Retii4Y-Kade CAIN, n.,: of the
very bait inaiertaLtihd-noanufacture. -=
Sinetltritt •-• i.ir
Salt.
'4iniDiuggist. abcpt
44; sAla... If
~•
$2%50;
riesiiitpfp_rice
rstqktdfaig' hr..;
bionic piekite.
OR& CO.V
A 4 . Bl,lltilaj'
piptOX'r
AdAt*l4:l, ' 1
40:1Eittstutt
11 :- :::*iiiiiiste
400 1 .`0 0 i::a
II iiti!:!!of ' sitiiiii,..
illta,t9 , :i4'4
J,:-;,,,,,v,-,•:1-:-.,-A,..,,;N-,..-
,Ston,er -. .-
trlll-ro.SUBSCRIBER keepe„oi hand for :sale
•'• . .t , t'Stobe toil 'of , the beet qtialiti' at the
- Igeihaniesbire Grald °Call
ltitittitaketria4iichinie.' ,, ' • -
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fAivAli'v•
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Imported:and nomnth
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aitIRF'S.DOI33LE-ACTING
SUCTION` PUMP
Indi,a;pober Et4ll
,• - .
rrIBE, SUBSCRIBER having . purchased the
right to,•• make_ .and sell, this; New Pump,
.feela a confidencethat his, efforts. to' bring it
into general use, in: this , county, will be secon.
ded by,all'who see itt - construction and operai
~• ,• • , •
iimong, themany advantages secured by tife
use of this' Pump,. the.tollowing may be, enu.
; double action by which firice the Wa
ter can be raised at the same time. •••
• 2. Grattt-ease in ; working, thus adapting the
.1 7 ;reti i'riizeiple to common
:3. transformation, in a moment, of the
P.limp:itito.aw•efilpient •vtuz rnat:rn, , tbusj ren
detinglho loss of 'dwellings by fire, totally un
necessary.. * • -• •
ikatering gardene,' Lawns,
or sprinkling, walks, washing windows, /kn.,
'with.the utinost,ease. and thoroug,hness. •
5: Power` raise' water with labor to,
any ,reasonable e height, ac in'aupplying
tiers ' ` = l .- I'' ; •
" 'O. The convenience of Having Pump in a
kitehen;or other robins. ot your dwalling, with 7
out regard follie - loe.ation , 'of the Well or
. „
. . .
7.. The easy' iirotectiop: - of 'Om instrument
against Frost. • '
8.-:Thenease with 7hiehitsmai.be, mounted
on wheels, Or in other,liye.be made,: portable.
.y.rhich ensures 'great dors..
.bility, protects it .from being tbrOwn out Of or-.
der fi andrnaices,any repays ,easy, and of little
v •• '•.; .4r . •
10. Great' checsiiiress:' for thel first time
bringing the eest,i3l„,the - F i corce reMpiinto• the
neighborhood' of the common . : Suction and
Chain Pampa, while it is immeasurably super;
dor to both. ' . „
anufactered and' for sale'by the subscriber;
only, at his shop in Mechanicsburg. .. •
WOLT,E • RS.
~...-.oecbanicsburg,,March 18; Ins.
•
. . .
. .
...., . INI3I7RANCE , ,AGENOT. -... . -
Farmer's Ihdoi Insurance Co., Athens, P.
• , .q&ab . 9*Pital" • 44:,.." 7 4 : •...w: , :.4.:...».''" 4t 0 . 0 3 0 C , Q•
Briar Westerri liiiiiiiice CO. - ,'Phflidelphls" Pa.
11apita1 , :ht0c1r.z.... , , , .,., ,, :, .: f. 4.
44. ..4 ei oeso 000
_
Wea Branch, (Mutual) Lock Bayou yir:
• , 4 ,
,
IniuTaicie etin be 'effected itytba: above r,etk
pi:risible:StockCompanies 4y
~ the',aubsCriber
Aifr'`c'oiirimanicitiort . 'addressed "to a
Smethport, Pa:; vilt meet ailth'prOmp attention
, B. F.DAyis, Agent
' Sthatimort; 1858. initOtt.
TO jiit!SE-jIsITERESTEP:
.....Vorsonii-indebtad to g: g... Mason by note .or
°the ise; are reqneeted to *elk chick
up like a
en to the dough; and settle thesarpiwitliln,thii
ty day?, tor atter ; the first ,of larivary:eollec
Lions inust.beproniptlir - made..„
. • , • Sinethporti Dee. lat."
Ata.".viativiut to 'emleate to'd mild climate,
gond , aoil; and fine market; ace.advartiaament-Of.
Hanimonton Lands. • •
It if PAN, all; new and shiny—you ..can
arl'sea an honest man's face in. them as soon
,
yOU,rity over the At, at MASOIVS:s
TIN. tHURNS'and Japathyul Ware,. Stove
PiPe . , and Till Cat .MASON'S:
.
1 - 7,14010V1Ng - that "some things can ibe done
11' as . woll aiOthere,' theSiele Hill will keel)
a good slimly of Groccrica and PreviaiOna;.
i ~ .1'41,-,. , 4,llAlitifOßlttlinitt -P:' , A- I ."'t
t . NI;11':'-elY04414.), , s.A77.m:410.-0.Z
in:Air oilliolitiesritt:`—:,-i,p',:ttz L.
',X.ki ltrivllizi.fiV4RArs. 4 .in ahvaltbYP.lnce,
ese ' s i i ii . / 0,.;e'./.4ol4,friirr) •Fbilittlelphitio , Oril the'
`.C•iirilder's iiiid.4tliantia ritiliOack!liesZ:JeiveY;
Aii.,ola estate h as iecently been Opined kir sale
'and the fii-sf ,:ifiyirtion'oflo,ooo,. acres'. divi ded
: ; up into faiiiie , bf - tWenty - a ties . .ithit upwa rds: :
The soil,,lic ul.tAe'bestAimliV. jot- the: production;
lof fruits,
,graititi; &a. 'The price la sl2:'ii;s2o
;net IMO; :PAY-fkbo.4". a l-T -' 4111 ,:•,Y 6a Y 4r . i!i
;stalnents, - within" a- term
,of tour yeniii; with
::interekt;4.,-The-,tertna art{ madif,eitity x - fu oilier
;to instil-a th`C rapid , improveme nt 'nfithe land,
:14 eriablilig every py(ustrimieutqt to buy afitrm.
It is novv..ticilec isitensiVel3r' hieproyed byf
go . '
r
!toads; and "sotrin_Orthe librit'aitizeni.• (rem Ne
~ trigland and the, Middle ' ttites:iire erectin
large irriiirdvierturtte. - '' , .',1t , ,15 - lii‘ scene of the
greatest improvement • out, of Pheladelphia,
13eiiintY•OW litinaes•phniliiiblee ibeilEin • foer,;
thenths ".Priitilal, fanners - ilia' bbeiriesti' 4 'reen'
from thelengtb and:, breadth. oltheVnion are.
'settling there:: It is ..art.. iitMtirtane - bbairiess'
plape, on account , of.ita beingin,the-miditt,of a •
great Market. ',Very article 'raised iMoti - this
land finds an, „
immediatn sale,: The, water ,is
:excellent, and no slick thing' as •feveisis.krievin t ,
.‘The,soil is,n sandY_,oi:elay !mini with a eink,
Sottiniund' iTtentine of nitantires. ' It, is' free . - Of..
stones . iitaleesily worked. • It abounds' largely
iri the pliciimbatesened Such iv its fertility,,thar
;from thictelei intiiiiuced' , 'both.tipon.. this land
and' the.large Brea adjoining. under dulflintien,
it will..befouled, pot to be excelled anyWheve in
the production : of crepe Most ada p ted 'to its
f
tearket.: , , , ,A-:: , .' - .T,;: ' ''' - tiwn•'' . A ; be . '
•.' The lead e r 'MO 'bewell re t the ear- .
liest and tne beatfpits and-.vegetables' come
:from NeW,Sevitey; . which are annualiyexported
'to the arnount-of
,milliOns of cillers. The lied
lonilde,beingaccrisisible in 'every way• for teali.
lip's, hes an abundant; supply of the. best 4ual
ity of • muck ritanare, ,„ : ' , ,• '
Lumber, and building Materials • can be had on
'the spot at a Cheae'price, from the mills. -Other
mills 'are now, beteg. opened,- and , hrickyarals
being 'started Cm the grolirid. ' A person Can' pat
Up a train° tenement Tor present convenience
for one hundreirdollari. On- account of the
'extensiv.e emigration, this
,is, the best.course.to
pursue in . ordefto get a place "to live in at first.
Carpenters,,and builders are on hand .to Put, up
houses on.thebest terrns.% ':' ''... ;. :..1 ' . 1
In-settling hare the ernigrant has many ad=
vantages'i He is. Within.a.few,:hours'•,ride of
the great cities 'in tbe' Middle :Stntesand• New
England; 'he is in -'a settled country, where
everkrimprovernent and comfort , of civilization
'is at-hand; :heisin a healthy plaCe,'and is not
subject, to the certaiaty, of loosing -the greater
part of his iamily and his own health, by those
malignant fevers.which Make the graves' of so
many rifillionvOf theyoang and ,hrirdy• - in far
off, regions away from home and friends.: :Be
side, he'has a mild climate and an open winter.
There are three:' trains daily to: Philadelphia,
and to all 'those who'impreve the railroad cone ,
pany gives a free 'ticket:- .:-. • .: • : •
Th 4 reader mill at mice be ,"struck with ithe
advantages'..heti jninieittedy-ited ask himself
why the property has not been . taken up before.
The reason is,-.it was never thrown in the
market;. and unless the Statements 'were cot ,
rect,lnci one,would be - inVited to examine the
land before purchasing... This alien! expected
to do; •
• They will seethe land tinder enitivation;
they ,will meet •porsons, :no doubt,. 'from.tlieir
own neighborhood;', th ey.will Witness the lin,
provernents; and . caniudge.of the• ,character of
the population. ",Persons Should come prepared.
to purchase, es many. are locating; and loca
tions-are not held on refusal.' , • - , • - •
The Hamnionton Farmer, a monthly Literary.
and Agricultural' sheet; containing ;full inforrna
tion of Hammonton, will be sent. to 'each .iri'-
quirer, and: can -b,e obtained at ,25. cetris per
annum:' • ' - •.
".: • . . •
; :Title'indispucaller Warrantee deeds given,
'Clear o f all incumbrance, wheri purcUge money is
paid. ' Route to tlro land;—:Letrae . -Vine' street
wharf,' Philadelphia, for ,Hamirtanterilly ratiroad
at kal past Seven, , A. ILL,,and Aalfpastfi le P.
111,; wherii: theire inquire for Ifr .- Byrnes. ..
: "Boarding-conveniences tali be found: ' ! Lettera
and' airilicestione. can be addressed- - to S.- B.
Voughlin;l2o2. Sontit:PIPTH Street Zebra Wal , ..
nut, , Pliiladelphirt.; - . Maps" , and information
cheerfttilyfuritished. . ' • % ' - . ' .
.._ . .. . • ,
'TARN!. LANDS roit 'SALE 25' .miLEs.
from Philadelphia - bi -Railroad. in 'the State of
New Jersey:.. Soil among the.bestfor agricultu.
ral purposes, being' 'good loam soil, with .a clay
bottom,."':' The land is .alarge tract, divided into
small farms; and hundreds from all
. part's of the
conirtr3V are now - settling .and building. The
Crops can beeeen growing. .Termr, from $l5
to $26 per acre, payable:within • foUr yearii by
Ambit ments... To visit , the. prace 7 r—Leare. 'Vine
St.. Wharf. at Phila., at half .pist 7, A. .W 1 by
Railroad' :for Hammonton; or' 'address .R. J.
Byrnes, :ISY letter. See full advertisement in
another holumn. . . .
LEFTIOR COLLECTIOW
-t
rullg NW-ES c . ACCACC OUNTS . of lions
& A rinstrimg, - . and hlno' , other notes and
accounts - Of Irons," are left With Warren
towing fercolleCtion. All 'those indebted as
tibove;, are. requested to 'call 'on him and settle
the same Without delay:. •
'.Snnetbpert Sept;:" 9; 18013. •
. .
' Ar.t *Aram; to emigrate to a
good"soil; and fine market; see advertisement
of linm 'mitten Lands:' ' ,
VALUABLE .00AL , LAND FOB BALE
Ann' ACRE'S of ,'Coal and •Mineril 'Land for
WU 'sate. '`: Said land is' .situated near tlie
terininue Of 'the' •• Blifralo Si Bradford Ettiilroad.
For' hirther particulars enluire at the Demo
'
TAILORESS.
MRS.. FLORILLA RITMSEY is- prepared to
oo Pewinedt.sil kiedsat her' esidence on
Main street, one . deor below :Williams' law of
fice. She mill Cut and Malle.men's and boys
Coats and kadis,.,Shirts,'BFc.;in:garal3atyle and
warranted:t6; give satisfaction.; - - •
Grain. and,: prOduin . .4ken ` exchhilie , fo'r
work'. ' • - : Nov. 18, 1858...'•::
JDROP IN at the .IsTew. Opening in,the
j gide Hill, under. Ed. Mason's Store ' , and
examine a Intel 8173.4.R4 at Prieeii that cart"
be beat.
,
'I'RJA
E,AMIIIOI 4 I:IVN'FARMErt,
.
. ,
newspaper•devieted kr 'Literature
riculture, alsolephigfoitli full,secounts of the
net, settlement ef3farnmenton, , in New Jersey,
can be salmi:Hoed.,ftirat only . 2ocents. per an
num. • .
Encleic ,pestags .stimps :for the. amount,—
Aildriese to Editor,Of the Farmer, Hammonton,
Atlantic county, He is; rsey., "
,Those wishing
cheap land, of the best. quality; in one. of the
healthiest end, mo st delightful elimatee in the
Union, see advertisement uf.Hammonton Lands.
a3nr':'lCti iat`ss')Q ~ie;,(n:Ylbklys-
tidue'p2`+i.`A';9f; ~1. ~a~~~`Aa:vrvj`
~.~ ~ r.. .. ~ .. a "~ ... .h~ik. o tr" ~..: ~:}wit i ':~il•:::jtp~l:`.l'r:J.ri .._ ?'u• , .r
lIHEADOARTERS,
12 ,:1858.
LATE AND IMPORTANT' ROM THE
,74POP1I', VtELD S P/: KANSAS!
Once 'more On de lightning track of the far
reaching wires, cornea the glad: tidings of
peace And ceatenttriedb Amtaftil'of the •
'• -; screarti ofthe death ;dealing '
. • mat:antler, or, the -chilfins: tale • .
of tike,pidrAightifsatgit, f,r l -- • •". •-•
f. WhO'' has". beeli,, lin- -j
,
• bruing his hands • •- • '
in the blood'
• oVtheit • `,--• •
young,.the - •
beautiful, and
"thetriiioceiit ' Now; " •
- ,
•• • • instead of the-wild cries • • •
• . of despair : which but lately_
. echaddfrom every hill Mid valley •
of our wide-spread land,' bur ears are
filled with the glid;sixonts.of old men and
maidens, young 'Tien and matrons that are
tinvally ''
. ,
11l
1 4 1/.09E1E0: TO THE Eiii9QOAETEES OF
'•11 '..
S.D.A
JUST ORENEP,py
G. lIINS,
Under the , sup'ervisiou and care of ~the; in=
tatigablO jc,MILES,"
NOT.ONLY.TII.§E: . .,...BUT.JOAuy ,
a•portiori of the'
SOIJ o
and :uriyiecedentedly
cimr-...i.v00p$
and Philadelphia
cf . MILM; WISHES IT
Mstindk Understood
. .
That he,does not intend to ape after„sotpe of
his 'neighbors by. boasting of the
. ...-• . • • •., .
IFIR.ARIIIO 014
FIEMNESS,.. .D,MIABILITY,
Cl3' .- E . :' . .A . :'P''. - N -s -' . ....,'5 . E3
Or. HIS
Goods,
seta is for Purchasers to
CALL All . tD. - 4 .00: N,
'Welt :knowing tint no one will leave the
store 'empty handed •after once
"' • • • looking at and
Learning the Price
AT WHICH HE SF,LLS GOODS.
-RE . M....E'M'B - M.:1i,..1.
THE RACE To BUY
Ileady.Made Clothing
. . ,
Of every deecription;fro , tn COthITIOII Overalls
to the finest cloth Coat,
WARRANTED; AS} REPRESENTED.
COME AND EXAMINE
For yourselves, as we .eati fit anything from. a
. .
boy of four years to a man of 400'pounds
1L)1tY: i .,..,G-001)$.;
GROCERIES
.i.::: . ..CROCK . VUIr
. • ,
'And in fact everything kept or sold in this
sectiop, ,irt
AT DONS' , STORE, -30
Corner of Main and Sts4e'Str?etei
tr2"Ttno doors west of the Bptist Church,;zu
SliETiii -) Ow.r: PA
Arttlirpubliehed 25thili — •
d •• • • cl " • •-• •
, e .envelorieiriee lent! iiitielrlA'.•
: A SEDlcAL ), t.pait ,. ..it
.; -and . - peciay'of framC froth :Itidulgineli;
,`lnfectipn;`.aiid the injati oni:iorisigneineee'. of
#4 4l Witi4Pieisio. of
OULVERWV.LL D ' •
lilembet of the:'•froynt:Co ll ege'oflurgeeinit,ltO. •
02*SOirtnittoFthcear • or , itietninit: r,raissiurre i :
Nerzoite DOiliiYyjinPo!"itejrrloeirOLEttergY,
Depression of SOrits,Tirnidify,Dieeisil of.tkt
•Se xu Sfrgn tie; and:'lmpedimente-toi'Miiri . lege
• generelly . ,'oto pToigptly and;•e>Seetualiy cure d.
b3r the • 'AnthOr4!"fioyet : ;,tindYmoitt , Auccesefol
: mode of tieptmentrby, tiaeOui of vwhicli . ttle In=
hejting
recourse to danget - Oile:lnd ,
1v kith 'the London LancitThe beet, treat.;
Ise ever
. writteri on a - subject:
of :vital importance
.exalted. tepii•-
ltatioti . ." . . • • ,
..;
Addresi,the . ptiblisheiti: C. J.:C. KLINE & Co:
Ist thinue, cisr. 19th street, - Polit'. Box 4586,
NeviXork City: ~ .•
.
DOLLARS "lORBEIT. ';
$5 IF
IJ.failing. to ;cure' iny easeof. secret disease •
'that may come. Udder his care, nstmatter - imic
. 164 standing . or afflicting' ,Either , Sex ere in
vited.. to his Private - Tioome,'44'North SEV•
ENTH felt Of'intirrOP=
tion from otherotherpatientr.': , filtinitifirtind , others
who have been
.unfortutiatt irtthertelecticiii(Of
-Physician' tun invited to call. •••(
IMPOTENCY.—Through" 'unrestraittWin
delg,enee'of' the 'pesidont, ..by''exeest , .or:ltelf•
abuse, the tills are riunneinut Pretuiture
.potencY, involuntary seminal ‘ditcbettgerii wait
ing of •theorgans, teat , memory, a distaste
tot-female sciciety, general'debility, ior..consti
tutional derengethent; are sure to tollOvr: If
necessary, consult the Doctor with confidncef
henfferri a perfect' cure. . :• •
READ AND;' , RDFLECT.7-The !Acted
would do well to reflect' before' trailing their
health and happiness, and in many , casettheir
lives, in the "handa of ..physiciant ignorant of
this clastOf ,maladiet. is'cettaitily itnpnesi
ble for one 'man to. underStind , all the ille the
human family. are subject to, F.l43ry respecta
ble physician hathis peculiar branCh r in which
he is toortsuccessful than his brother profess.
ors 'and 'to that he devotes most of, his time
' YEA RS.OF.-PIIACTIDD, exclusively 'devo
ted to the study:and treatment of diseases
the :sexual organs,• " together with ulcertupon
'the imilYs throat, nose, or -.legs, pains in, , the
head, or bones, mercurial rheumatism, strict
ures, grivel . , irregularities; . diseases ' arising
from youthful '. exeeises,
,or irnpUritietof the
whereby • the constitution hat become
enfeebled, 'enables the' Doctor to 'offer speedy "
relief io who may .place theinselies under
his care: ' • '
117 - Medicine forwarded to:, al* part .
oi the
United btates,—Price Ten Dollars per Package:,
• For sale, DR: DICKINSON'S • CELEBRA=
TED MAGNETO-ELECTRIC - MACIIINE.--
No acid or other ingredient required;'• itspower
being obtained'fron a geimanent Magnet. 'No
family should
be without one.., Priceonlisl.o.•
VALSIII2SZ . WILIKLSIII.
Patented Sept 9,'1856:,'
nr AIII4GEr
TriliE,-WASEBOARD AND' BEATER. are
the two first and most 'natural implemente
ever used in Washing Clothes. sNotwithatand7
ing it , has been the study of inventors to: do
them away, and tor . that purpose.several bun.
dred'patents have been issued,yet kthas been
of no effect. They have ' fitiled.in;their at
tempt. Their machi nes Nave** eondernned
and thrown' ; away, the' Walk Board
Beater 'again Used in their '
: This machine 'Combines.theirk' tngether, at
tached to a progresidee lever in such a Manner.
as gives great. power M. seaterV'while
either rna3rf be used as' the' operator may desire.
The- - motion of the Beater..b.4tuick and 'easy,
the pressure ge,ntle end powerful, which 'gives
it, the advantage over all
,other rrniebines; and
is so decided by competent , ' judges::
• Manufactured and , sold at Mechanical% by
"Machanieeburg, March 18;1'858;
HOWARD ASSOC'IATION
.A . D . :E't P .itrit ,
Allenevolentlnstitution eitabibilied by 'special:endow , '
merit, for the relief of the sink 'fttpd diatreasel,.oo;l
tritlf 'Virulent and Epidemic dismsalepi k.• :
.
Td all sensing a ff icted .- with •Beiie Dilesses'ineli se
SPERMATORRIBILk," fiEIdINAL:BEARNAkIM
POTENCE, -the
vice a orwasar, OrISELP-ABEBE; = AO4 &t.
oThe froward Anociationi In vie° of 'throttled deitrae
.tionothentan life,•••clinsedhyßeanal Diseaseh;and: the
deceptions, piacttned Open the iniforttinate ..vietinis of
such diseases. by Huacke, several years ago directed their
•coinitilting surgeon,- as a CHARITABLE tor ,w.etuir D
their, name to open I::diepeueery.foitfie; treatment. o
this class of diseases; thele.fOrecis, and to . e
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to' WI *he emplibY le t ter,
lith a ,description ofthe* condition: age, neeepation,
habits of life ; dce.) and in rameof extreme poverty, to fur
nish medicines THEE pp.ouAnGz.lti talneedlea.tolidd
thatthe assoolation'aminands thee highest Medical skill
of the age, and erly p r z.,434' the molt . eppriiTfik modern
treatment.- :. • • . • •• .; • ,
review , of ,therpact,:Teil assured
The is forbid of ,thia.
that their labors,in this splisre'of hoilittorent
boeo of great benefit lo..the..afliiiite4'ospecialY , .to ,. the
young, and, they have 'resolved to devola'lbenteelres
with-renewed zeal , to • thie
pised canes..:
Ault, published by the AseoCiation o i Reperl'Oli:l3perm
itclirlice, or Seminal Weakness,' the Of Onaniam,
Masturbation, Or Self .4bude, and other Diseases of .the
Sexual - Organs, fly the ensniting Surgeon, which will be
Sent by mail (in a Sealed later enyellipeYgr,o r of charge,
On receipt of two . stiimpe for postage. , .—
Address, for Report, or treatment, Di: GEO,'"XI,
HOUR "Conablting 'Stirgeon 'Howard Assoelation,..Xol
South Ninth Street, - Thiladelphle, Ps.. ,pyorpy Ittho
EZRADPHEARTW>aW! `:.Pr.
.. GEO. PAIROofLD, Seey. •
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• • .
FARM L A FOR • SAik,': !MILES
from Philadelphia,k4, Railroad'. , the State. o
New JeranY.,l Soil Anicinglbe beat for Agricul
tural purposes,rbeing a,:good loom soil, with a
clay bottom.,,,The:laridia a large tract divided
into small farme(and,h-indreds from all'parts
of the country , are'o*:settling and .!milding.
The crops can beeSeco greWinv;Terms, from
$l5 to $2O per acre; payable, within, four years
by instalinents .. To: visit the pla4;-4Geave
Vine St. 'Wharf, at rhilti.'nt half "peat TrA. M.
byßailroad, for Hammonton', or addiessill. .I.'
Byrnes.,,hy letter.:,; Sep full .adveisisament in
anotber column. . • • •
THE. HA NIMONTON
A.newspaper devoted to Literature and Ag
riculture, also settingforth full accountrof the
nevi settleinent of Hammonton, in New 'Jersey
can-be subscribed for, tit.only pp cents. Pee an,
Inclose postage 'tulips for , the amount. Ad
dress to Editor of the Fernier, 'Hammonton,
Atlantic county; New, jetsey...Those whihing
Omar') lE6d, of the best- quality; imone of the
healthiest and most , ilelighifut climates" in the
Union, see . advertisement of Hammoton Lands.