NEW AORICULTDIAL SETfLT►MENT
TO ALL WANTING FARMS,.
A RARE. OPPORTUNITY IN A DELIGHT
- FUL AND, HEALTHY CLIMATE 25
• ". MILES SOIITHEA ST OF PHILA
DELP,HIA; ON THrl CAMDEN .
AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD •
..NEW JERSEY. •
An old estate, consisting of several • thonsandi
of acres of productive soil has been , divided into
Ferinaof various ' sizes ta hat the purchasers.
popullitimi of some Etfieen leundred, froin
various 'parts of thei.middle States and New
England have settled there the 'past 'year,' *-
proved their places, and raised excellent crops..
The price of the land is at the low sum of from
$l5 to-sqo per,acre, • the Ira is of the - :best
quality for •the production of"' Wheat, • Clover;
'Corn, Piorhes,•Grapoi and irt;getablrs. .IT IS
CONSIDERED THE BEST FRUIT. SOIL IN
THE UNION. The place is . perfectly. , secure
from frosts--the des.tructiv.ir enemy of the far'-
'pier. CrOpi of grain; grass -and • fruit are . .now
,growing 'and can•be Seen.: By, examining the
place itself; a correct judgment can' be lormed
of theprOduCtiveness ,of the land. Tha_terres
are made easy to secure the rapid improvenient
of the land, which' is only sold for•actual im
provement: The result has been that' within'
•the past. year,
.soitia titre+ hundred housOi have
been'erected, -two mills, one steam, four .stores,
some forty vineyards,. and Peach ..orchardi
planted, 'and a large. number.of other :itnpriave.
ments, making it &desirable and active . place
THE MARKET;
u the readei may perceive;from its loeationi is
THE BEST IN THE UNION. •:.
..Produce bringing. double 'the price than in
locations away from the , city; and . more ' iban
double the price at the Welt. lt is: known that
the earliest and best fruits 'and .vegitables in
this latitude come froth New Jersey, • and are
annually exported, to the extepret Millions..
1p locating here, the settler hes • many adven-;
tages. 'He is in a few hours' ride of the great
cities of New'England and Middle : States, he
is near his old friends and associations, he is in
a seeded. country where every impeovewent of.
comfort and 'dein-soden is at hand. . . tie .ein
buy e'very*. articlehe'Wants at the • cheapest
price,.and sell his rodace for the -iiighest;•(in
i
the - West this is r .ersed,.) 'he has schooli .for
his dhildren, divine serine4,. Jino . will enjoy an.
open winter; and delightful elimate, 'where fe
vers are utterly unknown.. •The result of the
change'urin.thuse fi om the North, has gener
ally been to restore •them to an excellent state'
of health.. . ' . .
.
In' the. weV•of building and improvino, : lum
ber can he obtained at themill, at the. rate of
$lO to $l5 per •thousand.; ,Bricks from the
brick yard opened in the place, every
.. article
can be•procured - in the place, good. carpenters
are at hatid,.and there is no place, in the Union
Where buildings, quid . improvements. can be:
made cheaper. . .
• The reader will at once be struck with, the
ndvantages • here , preriented, and ask himself
why the property•has pot.been taken up before.
The .reason is., it Was never thrown in the
market; and unless these statements were cor
-rect, ncrone would be invited to examine , the
land.before purehasing. This all are.expected
to do. They will see, land under •cultivation,
such is the extent of. the: settlement that they
will. no doubt, meet persons from their own
neighborhood; •they will witness the improve.
in'ent's and can judge the character of the poir ,
ulation, If they come with a, view to settle
they shOuld eonie: ptepared to stay a day on
:two and be ready to purchase,. as;locations can
not be held on .refusal:
There are two dailyArains to. P.hiladelphia,
arid to all fettlers who improve, THE' RAILRAOD
COMPANY GIVES A , FREE TICKET FOR .SIX .I%kONTIIS,
AND A HAVF-FRICE TICKETFOR THREE...YEARS. .
THE TOWN. OF H.4MMONTON
• in connection with' the _agricultural . settle,
, ment, tyneiv and thriving town has
,naturally
arisen, which• presents tnditeements for any kind
of business, particularly storrs and :maulufacta
.Tlte Slum bus mess could he carried on in
this place and - market to good advantage; also
cotton bUsineSe, and manufactories of agricultu
ral iraptenient.! or Founderies for casting . Mudl arr
riptes,:The improvement has bPen so rapid as.
'to insure a constant:and permanent'increase Of
"business.: 'Town lotsof a good Size, we-.d0..n0t
it Would effect the improve
ment'ofthe place, ; can be bad at•from $lOO and
upwards.
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and agricultural sheet, containing, full itiforma
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Title indisputablewarrantee deeds given,.
clear of all incurnbrance' when money is. paid.,
Route• to the land: leave Vine street.. wharf,
Philadelphia, for. Harnm'onton•by . .Railroad; at
M., 0r.44 P; M,.. Pare 90 cents. 'When
there for Mr. Byrnes: Boarding con
venietices • on , hand'... Parties
,had better'" stop
with' Mr. BYrnes, a' principal, until, they: have
decided mut° purchaSing, as he Will ShoW,them
over the land in'his :carriage, .free of expense.
Letters . and applications can ;be addressed to
Landis.& Byrnes, Hamdionton P. 0.," Atlantic
Co. Newlersey, of S. B. Coughlin,' 202 South
Fifth Street, Philadelphia.' Maps and inforrna
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THE HAMMONTON FARMER—A' news
.paper devoted to Literature and Agriculture,
also setting, forth' full accounts.of the new-set.
tlerrient.ofHaniinonton; in New JerSey, can be
Subscribed for 'at only 25 cents per annum.
InClose pestage - ststipsfor the amount.. Ad
dress to. Editor of the Yarrner; Hammonton, P.
0., Atlantic Co., New Jersey, Those. wishing
cheeplancl,..of the..b'est'quality; in one of the
healthiest and tnost delightful climates in the
Union, and..vvhere crops are never cut down., by
frosts, the :terrible scourge of the mirth, .see
advertisement of Hammonton Lands..
WiLIM2Yei , ELLCCIE2M2
Patented Sept 9, 1856.. •
•IN ILE 1" S.JIIIT
.T" :WASHBOARD AND BEATER are
the.two first and .most natural implerrients
e.ver . Vsed iii Washing Clothes. Notwithstand
ing it has been . ..the: study of inventors. - to do .
them away, and for that purpose several hun
dredmatents have been issued, yet it hai been
of, no effect. They. have
,;failed in their. at
tempt. ',Their machines have, been condemned
and thrown -away,'and the. Wash. Bpard. and-
Beater.'again used in their stead." .• •.
This Machine combines them.. togetller, at
tae,,hed .to a progressive lover in such a • manner
as "gives great pOwer to.Ahe Beater,', while
eitfier p,ay. he used,as the operator May'desire.:
The motion of the Beater ip quisk end easy,
the pressure gentle and poweiful. which :gives
it t he,advantage over , all other mSrhines,..ant)
is sotlechleifhy competent. judges. •
Manufactured andsold at.M.ehriaiesbUrg,: by
• . • 1 A. IVOLtERS.
• 18,:1858. -..•
. FARM LANDS FOR SALE 22 :‘1 IL ES.from
Philadelphia by Rri.lroad, in thei.Staie-4.New
Jersey. Sail .among the. best for Agricultural'
litirposes; being a good
. loam soil, with a clay
• bottiam.. The land di alarge•tract, divided in-.
to small farms, and 'hiindreds -from all parts'of
the' country 'are. nowsettlingand.bUilding,.. The
crop. produced are very large and can be Been
growing. The climate is delightful, and secure
from .frosia...Teams from $l5 to. $2O per acre,
payable within four years by.instalments; To
.visit the: place,—Leave Vino - Street Wharf 'at
Philadelphia 01 7?, ..I'..M—by.Railroad.for Hain ,
mouton, or address . R, J. pyrites; by" setter,
Hammonton Post Office, Atlantic County, Ne . W
:jersey : : Se.; full . advertisement in .another
Cabinet Shop in Mechanicsburg..
A ' WOi,TE.IIS respectfully announces to
. the public that, noOyithstanding, , these
hard times, he is manufactUring und keeps cork,
stantly on hand all kinds. of furnittire, such ;as
DIVANS,
• • • oS F .11• S
OTTOMANS, • ,
CARD; CENTER, •
BREAKFAST. TABLES,
CHAINS -of all-kinds 'and styles; Cane and
Common, Ready'Made Coffins, &c., of the
very best mat , .rial and Manufacture. , •. .
Smethport, F,ebAS,.l.SitB i-tc,
ALL WANt,INGFARMS.IN A DELIGHT
fiII rich•soil, and secure from froqs.—
See, advi.rtiserinent of Harnmopton Lands in so
other column. : , , • ,
, Arrival and Departure',of Mails.
POSi.OFFIQE, • •
Ole . an—terives every morning at &o'clock ; ar
.. rives.every evening; .
CoudersportLeaves Tuesday and Saturday
mornings; arrives Monday and Friday
Ship"pcn—Leaves Tuesday,. Tltt;;-sday, and -Sat
' iirday Mornings, arrives Monday., Wednes
. day and. Friday evenings. • • ..
Riaway—teaves'Monday, Wednesday ,and
Friday . mornings ; arrives Tuesday . , -Thurs
day:and Saturdayj evenings. • .
Warren—Leaves Tuesday 'mornings and arrives
Thursday evening,s. • • .
. SARTWELL - ,P. M.'
• .PERSONS WANTING CHANGE OF CLl
mate for health. See adv.ertisement of Ham- .
monton Lanqs, atiother column: , •
.
Slone Coal. •• •
'JIHE.suBSCMBER keeps on handlor sale
Stone. Coal, qf the best quality, at the
Grist Mill, in : Mechanicsburg. Grain of all
kinds.taken.in exchange. •
GHORDIS CORWIN. •
. .
TO ALL WANTING FARMS . SEE AD
svertlspment ofilammOntort.Latids. . •
WE are not in the hiibit of 'telling' "Fish
bat we have' got MACKEREL;
COD and WHITE FISH, besides hosts. oil TEA
40'onts. s H. F. WRIGHT..
'PERSONS WISHING TO ESTABLISH
Manufactories in,.a pew' and thriving place
where buslness is good. See advertiietnent of
the Hammonton .Settle• ment: .•-• •..
FRESIT Burping Fluid at the , • .
ASTOR ROUSE 'STORE.
GRAPE GROWERS CAN CARRY ON their
business, rzioSt successfully ut . Hammcinton, free
from frosts. - Some , folly Vineyards set out the
past season,. .See advertisement of Hammon
ton Lends, anoth er column.
''AItE,::•:CHEAY'
TAYLOR'S, REGULATOR.
A. N. Taylor. k4s now, in ,§;ore:this
Laiist Se 94: if"
NEW ., SUMMER GOODS
Ever brought into this 'Cointty t :Presenting'
.UNEQUALLED ATTRACTIONS IN
, . .
EXTENT, :I'.4RIETY, .E..t.,,EGANVg,' and
.B.EAUTY. oje 'design and '
110 11 IJ3[OOlOll
ARE 'HERE
Now is - the Tim,e
To ,Select_ from, the Large,l I . ,,Stbek and dinrchasH 6'
boodi while.
PRICES ARE DOWN!
Th'e Goodsare Going Off like
HOT CAKES on a FROSTY MORNING,
And iho,s6 who wish go.'llakS
CHOICE SELECTIONS
SHOULD CALL EARLY
FIRST COME; FIRST SERVED
Ills Int;poise Stuck consiifs. of
,a,
1) . .11.i.y . ......0 . -0, , 0'D $:;
In Endless ,Variety
PARASOL 'AND :UMBRELLAS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
CLOTHS & V.FSTINGS
MILLINERY Goops,
LADIES' DRESS PRINTS,
LA WNS;
LADIES' CHALLI Sc LAWN
ROSES, Flounced, at $1
bEIXATZES,Att'IO cts
,In. fact ,a Coil])leen 'Asieniinent of• .
.DRESS G0201)S.
16:090.ydi.
5000 BLEACHED. SHEETINGS, •
GR.OOERIE.S
SUGARS,
F.E.otn3;
&c., .!‘c
HANS at'l2k , ets. TRAS at 31 to 62i'citc
BOOTS & SHOES,
. ,
. . . . .
.Large'ststock ever ofTered.in this...seetion of,
cOuntryi Men's Kip Boots, a prime 'article.—
Womenli Calf Boots, Men's
.Brogan Shoes,
WomfM's Gaiters, tipped, Arothen's enameled
In addition to.tlie above he has-claige:
STOVES.
. .
IiARDIV4RE, • ~q.nocitE.R.r, DRUGS:
MEDICINES, - TANKgE, NOTIONS, •
HATS AND CAPS, IRON •
Rod and . '
• • Hoc•T Iron, • . .
:Ger7iian and Cast Steel,.
. Wash Tubs 'and, Grain Ileums,
Patel t Boards; Vinegar, Fluid,
Camphene j " ruipeptine, • • •
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
And a thousand other -things too numerous -tO
mention, which' will - be sold
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
1.17" Country. merchants supplied at as low
prices 'as they cnn buy in New York or any of
the eastern citiee,.for cash or improved credit:
Stnethport, June, 1859, -..
100:iDCON:4Aildrii:V*400*10:4
•
YO3;isUtTlPublisLAhedi ND-MkT
25tnURITY,
Oratia, Tuctusand; .
A FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL
11, TREATMENT; . wittiOut Medicine, of Sper
miitorrhea,or;LoCal Wealaiess,Alockurnal Emis
sions, Genital and Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay cif the. system,. Impotency, and impedi
ments to' Marrtaie generally.. •
B. DE LANEY, M. D
.
The'important feet that the many alarming
.complaints, originating in the imprudence and
solitude of youth; may .1m easily removed wmt
ou+ MEDICINE, s'in this amall.tract clearly de
monstrated ;' and the entirely new and highly
successful treatment, ae adopted by the Author,
fully explained; by mearis'of Which every
. one
is enabled tri tri
eOre stsErx perfectly and a t the
least possible cost, thereby avoiding all the ad
vertised_ noitrtims of the day.
Sent* teriny addre.s, gratis and post free in a
*sealed envelope by remitting (post paid) t wo
postage stamps to: Dft. B. DE LAN4Y, 88 Emit
31st Street, New York City.
HARDWARE:
at eTlestsuracttsrere IPrices.
APING ENLARGED MY FACILITIES Hat tkre bid Stand , •
EXCELSIOR BLOCK,
.
For keepng.conitantly (inland a 'much' larger
supply and . asioitment, of the heavy . arti.;
cles of Hardware generally kept by
the JObbing Houses,.and haiing
secured the-AGENCY of • *. •
many Manufacturers' • •
• including -th •
celebrated '•
~.FALL.RIVER NAILS,
WHEELER; MADDEN BAKEWELL' S
Also those of WELCH , & GRIFFITHS-0d
. .• other *takers, •• , •
FAIRBANTS SCALES,
VOTiING:...'STOVES,
GLASS
I PROPOSE TO SELL ALL
Mqn - tii.factu.rersPriees.
. .
.• •
Algol propo osel at a amall "
•Commission
from .my LARGE. an WELL 'SELECTED
GINGHAMS,
SHELF ana other HARDWARE
In:the selection of 'which I have taken. much
pains, . having
.given my personal
: atter tion
thereto. , . •
HOUSE TRIMMINGS,
COTTON YARN,
42:-..fr....077 - 2:- . 2,i)
COOKING and PARLOR of every desirable
FERM
CARPENTERS',..:'. ' :. MILL=WRIGHTS'.
Of the' most. approved 4anufaeture,
PECK AXES,
SPADES,
PITCH FORKS,
TUBS, WHEEL-BARROWS;
• • PUMPS
LEAD PIPES,. and
LAMPS for OIL; CAMPTIENE, 'FLUID,. and
My motto is: The' Largest Sales of the
very BEST GOODS at . the lOWEST Re
munerative Prices Insures the Largest
Profits to the Seller, futnishes the Buyer
with the Cheapest and Best Articles, and
gives the best satisfaction.
LIBERAL DISCOdNTS, WILL BE MADE
If people will pay higher prices lor.no better
'articles at other places, it shall be their own
fault.and . not mine. .
In connection . with the abOvei I am able to
eupply Orrehort notice
SHEET--IKO N
4SCOPP.gR WORK,
Having in my employ Competent and experi
enced workinen, whose work bas never failed
,tor give satiefactionY '
.c 'y. , .13. lA'R'v.,
PROPRIETOR)
No. '2, and 3 gxcelsior Block
Olean, May 25, MD,
N° 2 &°3
OLEAN,
S A WS,
RUBBER. and LE4TIIEB BELTING
STEWART'S (unexcelled) POPULAR,
of all Sizes, Sorts and Descriptions.
THE ABOVE ARTICLES AT
BLACXSMITHS' END . MASONS'
TOO L S ,
MATTOCKS;
RAKES,
BUCKETS,
KEROSENE
TO DEALERS
ALL KINDS OF
New, Arrangement.
LOW PRICES . : RULE!
J. E. 4. WHITE
I-IAS• AT HIS, STORE, ONE DOOR EAST
OF THE ASTOR: HOUSE,
LARGE WAND, COMPLETE
C.r 4- 4.•()::C.R . W i I: E,S.--,,
P:R.O.V tSI.oN.S,
Which he intends to sell at pricee which will
Defy Competition.
I HAVE- ADOPTED THE
READY-PAY: SYSTEM.,
And can assure the public there is one
place, to buy goods where 'there is.. •
NO JOCKEYING
Where yen Cah send you ordercand your Cull
and get
,your Goods 0.8 cheap 0.0
though you came yourself. .
,
SUGARS,. from 9 1-2 to 15 cts.
GOOD MOLASSES, 60 - ots:
STUART'S SYRUP,::,
GREEN . AND BLACK TEA,
SPIC,E.S.•of all kinds, SALE N RATpB 8 cta:, A
few Toro . phests. of that 44 ct. TE;A;
TOBACCO of all kinds,
RAISINS,
And in fact everything uipally kept in a
Grocery Store. •
FLOUR, PORK & SALT
A NV A 1 ;
. NEVy LIVERY STABLE IN TOWN; .
T HE
SUBSCRIBER. announces to
.the• pub
lic that he has established Livery Stable
•in the Borongh of SMethport. It is located on .
Main . Street, s 'few rods below Mechanic street;
and embraces a well. •selected Stock. Single
and'. double horses 'and carriages, furnished'. at
all limes, at IoW rates, with or without; drivers.
The proprietor. keeps , none but sound and gett•
tle•horses, which are perfectly relfablizi.an& free
from fault or 'trick. ' •
With an. extensisie , experience 'in the tnAsi.
ness, arid .a determination to please his - caste
mere; the' proprietor' solicits . the . patronage o
PAINTS,
SMethpqrt, April '29 4 2859. j
THE SIDE Ha VACATED
B,'. F. WRIGHT
ANNOUNCES TO THE PUBLIC THAT HE
• HAS. REMOVED TO THE. ,
ASTOR HOUSE : :STORE.
WITH 'H/S LARGE' STOCK° OF
VROCERZES, irc!,
*hex* ki,.ofTers at Wtolesile or . Retail
SUGARS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
SHOVELS,
GREEN, BLACK & IMPERIAL TEAS
OF DIFFERENT GRADES,
ROASTED, GROUND, JAVA4ND MO COFFEE
PAILS,
S FR UPS,&
RICE, SOAP, STARCH, CANDLES,
RAISINS,. FRUITS, NUTS, PRUNES/
BARING POWDERS,
CODFISH AND . MACIEIIgt,
Flour, Pork, Blain, 'Butler,
-Lard, Fggs,
WOOD 'AND WILLOW. WARE,
BOOTS a;n43. STIOF,S,
Together with a large assortment of all kinds
of Goods kept in a Groeiqy Store, which he
offers to tell forlieady Pay at- thalowest mar-
B. P. WRIGHT•
Smethport, June Ist, 1859,
Pres't Judge—Hon. R. G.:White, Wel'short)
Associate - Judges —lion. Jr. Darling, Smethport,
. Hon. S. Holmes, Bradford. , •
Sheriff—Joseph Morse, Smetbporl.
Prothonotary=Samuel Smethport.
Register - azid Ricorder—C. K. Sartwell, Stneth-
Treastirer, (pro ton.)—Epos Parsons, Brad(or,d.
Commiasioners—ljaniet J. keyes, Eldred, W.
Colegrove, Norrvieh; . Nelson Peabody,
Ceres
ContoaLsioner.s' Clerk—j;R: Cliadwick, Smetfi-
-Auditors—S. C. Coriin, Smeihpcitt,.
Carter, Corea. • • . •
Distria Atorney.— arren Cowles; Suethlort
Coroner.--Jamea Bond, Lafayette..
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IN CIIVRNS and • Yapaiiitad *rare, ,Stot 4 4l
1; Pipe and Tin Cat Holes at AtAllOl,lll..
STOCK OF
J. HANES
AT. 1;019 • PRICES,
war= jinx,
County. Directory.
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7,FIPT.TA.,.:::.:gtgp;
4N - 7, ...:IktgA:ti...,:.
.•$:.-:"..o.il''''*i.ill
DR. 'MATHER would ifforin thapablid ,
. that he has peitnifientfy established' cr , •
:this place, and will keep constantly on' band,
larie.quantities of •'„ *,
Flour,
Fee 4.
.4111ealy
For isle, by t4e load or smailer4vOgntitierr
SNORTS AND lIDDLINOSi
P . R .
By the birrel or pound,
FLOUR -..IAND:sALT
• P .
,
Cod Flub, White "Fish, lYlackinsive Trout,
• ,Mackerel, ,
Sy - rup Pose ar,
.T4O Best
.TEA in ,
COFFEE, CANDLES, RICE, STARCH
TUBS, PAILS, CANDIES. AND NUTS;
And. everr4escrim.ion Tamily 9rocories
will solo at . •
FLUID
• •
TTER..BARGAINS
To .
purchasers than can be had at any. other
establishment hi the country: . •
HEAVY BUYERS
And others may rest assured that they, will be
supplied with , '
SIIPERIOIt ARTI6LID3-
LOWEST C.ISII ILITES.,
• Call at. the “Old Cash Store,'! one door'Weit
of the Astor
,Houee building, and get the worth
of your nioney. : • . - .":,
• - D. 11, - MATHER,
Snethpott, Shy 24, 1850.
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• LIST 07.1,
EMAINING in the Pin- Office at Smeth4
JR; port, July Ist, 11159. . '
Arnold Sarah, - . Lyons S. 'F.•
Berlq William, Moran Matt- °
Besse Louis F. . : March Henry
Clarke C.
Evane Charles
Evana.B..E..
Edeline E. M.
Havens Jabez
Hall P. P.
Loghey J. S..
Langton J. L.
.Persons engssiring, for any of the above let.;
ters svill. say icadvertised." . ;
S. SARTIVELL, P. M.
I-Tard.ware .Store g ‘
OPPOSITE EXCELSIOR BLOCK, OLEAN
rpHE subscribers air to the citizeris of Olean
1 and' vicinity, a laige and .well selected
stock of Hardware, at prices that cannon fail
'to salt the pm:chaser. . • • .
IRON : . American, taglish, Swale&
• • •
• HODS: Norwegian; Nil Ail 8 11 16 e4
NAILS : tut, Orroughl, Clinch antllivet, •
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
CARPENTER and MILLI*RIGIRT TOOLS,
H.:...RD.W.ARE
IN ENDILEB6 VARIET . I% ,
.pasli, Mails,. Paints, Oils, Narnishos,
. CJRRLIGE G 00.11,%. .
ENAMELED CLOTH, 'ItROAD.CLOTtij
DAMASKS, .
BOWS, SPOKES, VELVIsi
SPRINGS; A XLES,.
AND A LARGE QUANTITY OF
Table and Pocket Cutlery
AGENTS FOR THE
OSTON BELTING Co., MIER AND •BENIN.
WHICH W& OyFEI~ ST
iVICAT..7IIJFAdt.MELPR 8. 'PRICE& .
MILL, CIA,CLEiIIAND,AND OEOBO Si ; 8401,11 i
From the eelebeated*Phetory Of Ts:oeltti;l4htlttii •
PITCH AND CAKITII; BLAGIIRMIFFI.FOOta
DRILLS, VICES, SORRIF I4ATHd ' and:AIIYII.II; ''
FARMING 13'FiNEGIZif,-
RAKES;
MANIITAOTIGIEIR'Ot
SHEET, :MOH: '"•,_,COP.PEIL
• • - • STOVES -or :Att.;•VsNTTE4Ns;
F/ITIEOGGIAND FSAIILO4. ; .• . •
tVe'reopiotiiiiy of youTimitruhige.- 7 ;
Give us small before pUreluiiing elseltherc. : • .
: . • .': • !..itioAMS:4I••CO."
•Olean,.iu y 5 , 1869,
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..TO_THOSEAVIIO OWE ME
A LL whd are indebted toilie'subseribef for
work are requested 'An' call inienethitely
and settle lbeir abeatinie; es livVY wilbtbus 11"6Va
themselves trenbia.ind cosh
. • CHARLES' CLEVELAND.)
Meehaniesburgaune`2l;.iBs9. ,
Aocm on the . map of 'the ;United 810u 1 ' -
tholotook into the:: old stand' of FoaliSniiHr.
and yein.sirifl: Sod Ed . r,
.• . ,
By the birriol or sack'
AT• THE
• 'Mujoany Miss Jane
Magee John .
t fiewtori T. M. 2
Roche Citron.
Schmidt Charles . 3
. Stone. Samuel
E.
.• Short Miss L. E.
,• Shaw William S. -
Jon'ea G. W., . ,
Bet,ides