• ~ ,„..4::: . .. , ,,: ii-.' , ..t.',`_',!!•',...:', 'o..' ,
i'4•L'-:e;':''.,4,,:-:::':;''a,'lE'*"i'-.-
111 iteinakr—
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ACOlaialtA*4.oo.*ler
4 ~.y
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4 , 004 .s i . ,, ,,i ci ,...,. .
: - --- 444 - Attletittoritrlk
rim*.
'- • ' L wi it fe. brOhlitio
'radrirao,o" - ' "
Y . erdid,.tabr.
inweett.tb4such
74bring•Abo but
io:imit iiiii-besi,,-,
det4ibivroion
lisiviietWiinote
cue is taken„ to
itb*.0,(440 1 :0!
' the churn be fill'
Ike ,thO toP of:the
maly bo eeeota' .
should be avoid
iiiiii.itiii `mot ion
...6..1. --- .e ,
aii - d ion , the: cr e a m curdles.—
:— '"w• — a,..... ---- ;, -.,,, iiMi'..iallicieiitly - gathered •bY
1211.1 '"'" -111 - ' ' aferrid with 4 w e°l‘!'
' , :Oheuld be trlis - ~, I ,- . ; .; .• ' .
' °odes* howl; - 1
to a w •
: ..iiifikresebigisteter..-7.-Afterthe hotter, ietak
hom ,aukdigtle it"'ettotild.be:ekilifully" Worked
initikt — esit4 all the' milk is out of it. And here
titttie,tkd.moet.d iiiestton, wh'ether cold water
eiettld be esiOsstint,prooaen whethe'r the but
11.0,inint be. ereel - " Eatierienee has proved
iklitikAn'aPe_ l ,red , thiuttwlter,
the ,viet• 01.04 butiiii Will be superior; but the
• • •
'buttermilk must . bet expelled at all events; and
41145i - 7644i celdWater will more taitainlV and
accomplishthis object (bin:any other
to* OtbeC things being rigliq water.
'fitetho4,lbotter will.be very g00d..; The keeping
pith,withoutwashiug'is thought by
.111 91:4 0 4b14.#al Ilat• • - • ••-
but taitterietiikte pretty well worked Out,
quantity-. off' isit . abouid, be added as suits
Ilse testes of. %bole wbe are , to be iti consumers.
severi 7 eigh the of an ounce of snit to
I ‘l ial Sk it * ii - r al ak , tliti, it should thor
':eilltlfincorporated with the batter at its first
, ineeking The hntter tnuet'be subjected on the ,
ensuing dey tea second' working; rtiese two may
foricieenkeonvumption, butfor butter,
, intended to be kept, a third working on the third
loxlgpllpeogeossarY. machine butter-work
-00011. 7EO inuefi'aid in . , the second. and third
The . greit cause of better beioming
ggivtilikt .894144e+, it; , therefore, sinless, it , is
'the bolter will'sobn
. beCOm
athiribla
• ..rineliinimi-For keeping butter; for family,
relipiellinis preferable to
_earthen . Crooke.
Di' iieseliseklbe baiter in lagers of such thick=
!)else; e. Will be c onvenient : for noel , iprinkling a
itiltr'aMltbottleful eseblayei, foi convenience
.
iw WittFitotigir tile. bitter for use. • 'Continue 'fin.:
, .
'ill *rend is nearly 'full; then cover.ivith a
; 41aelfin:elin cloth, on which 'place a layer of
Ail - with strong
OM) the Work is done.-r,
.•
I hi, Aurla;aol.4* PAr4cr•--Mr-T,- W Brown
the.Wieconein Chief slime the follow
isgtipospidu llosoriptlon of hie tontestmuli , in re.
;to}lto'gld':_aogy ho objectisil to paying him
iieisiefileierteetuces because , he;was 4 1 . rich ,
•sqdin spitifect,palsee 't: „ .
troth. We. are one of the. nabob.. - -
,
„AilllitOltrytslttrwWhis would have four chipmunks,
Wir tined the one he was after and' thre
mesii—Mr, We shall have some whek.we
Wine ii principally of pine q2n3o
11110 ,t l oysadimost . sumptuously furnished! It
ur l smltitSirlibistered, :papered or
_painted inside
'; iliiek Ihlebfa . being too plebeian. We use tie
:,t l ioopir,tit a' chimney, and our parlor, for
beilonceptinnt seam, kitchen, library, sanctum,
'll-o.llollllf spank the children . ; etc.==
Oat ingrein'. in Made of . old coat
;;'skirts, shirt~teilti :, dilspitttted pante and other
li
21 0 5.. tti",4 o tle, to: mention:, Oni
fur-
T ea
%lineation r. cherry, and %air. chairs is
IkettOntld 100 - set-tail gage. <Our ippon. are
Tithe? iineoniintin.
Oar nikattelsipersonal.run tip to- the handsome
:• Itersl4 eavMild tarllioaar as follows
tl<ne rife -v i ae ant`to be
computed .
$OOOO 00
0000 00
2 25
. . . . . .
sn s TilitolkYreus4 ° On!idn.
.7kreiliol,'
.-
..
' ~ , !twelve heti, and.riore hatching -..- •
.::,„•!, ,, ,,1184•peiri for:cii.pricf known,- ' -- -' =r--
:•
',•::., : 10 0 , ent and,; four kitten,' • , .:. 3 00
.L.*• , ' , •_Oreikbliitd,intli''' . • • ',' —'--'' - ''
2'oo
'. - ;lTerif itewe Anil a cil(in•prospeet { •50 00
, ' TwilllA-lc:ov,, ~;,„,. • • • . 2 50''
gark
:. ,j:C..inertar , acre straw berries - 3 OOO 3000 .00
-k,• ,:lrbti'llidid, ,With little
. Mattera . divers and
F:' ,10 1 1 0 1 .0.i illynigirree- the spasm, • when the total
.y-Ale iameheratert.:•.', We dare net go into details, for
••••;1111141,t0eteiky.,C.4f Brether,F •-..--;-- - expicra a
; , • ••..,..$l . ll. etch atlatta<to , go, eat am( talk temper
, •-:, tioti t • iiitt bkriieeppeinted. .We are growing
~:IVialiiiiinThri_iirvery day. - Weehaltadd 'three
-:'olo3,lol,••:so:',onafitye s -end Taal the setting
10 1 4b 1 0 1 0ityttl• ..'.•A nd, if our farrow. cow
• _,,,,_"7... igq , ;llsolmKte.o(4o Or horned Ptneki
' . ‘'lri;' ..,'A).**4 l oo - r*otiiiii: . !; ~
r ixtit
_ n SiefeieinlimptCaiiiiit'keep ov rig; to grow
-• , , 1 4,0 - 0 11 4" keep i/0 1 .fig.i.`'.'t -..
, •-• 1 - ..1. ..
__ . I . l3 fintalt,:ennerrityl , ef aired,* pretty Wife
.. ,:nin {:water; ; baths,, will Awake : alai* any
:•,;:-, Disa`, 4 4l , llthy, , Weilitiyan4aeise-li : • • •
-- . ..,•- • .'••ki_ -. 0 04 1 0, bie•eirelerk We)* never , * numeroes
bsti!kko.i_weii." .; 1 4IngseevA0'1.0 that ..0
;,.!Ilont.iffikjiti*i*,thii, centre Of.one.
16.4".21•1?!5t 3 04 , lc injiatitke. 'is to refuse
•;..,,,,***,i'lenet;liMit 'the hands - of a peiarnd to
rtillSit
.:1....._ iliii.#nielliektise4leaiere of render in g
1 71: , ,iii*:tril: f. -'. • ~ ::..
~„
•c..-J . ,,g*. liiii* oil*,
.:40A.bnitani lisilliied...his;ife
'‘tice;if.avanaglibitely,
' aboat - Adgettidg jus
•Xgqini!Os.,f ',lnn
kilu v t , h l4 ! ,l4o Pain.-
p e rM ; I" nrri e' 4 .
Lif 1 4 A11; ;2
4'?:"
171 • 11 . •, • , •-••
e . :4111
Prtcetc,
ItAVING ENLARGED' MY FACILITIES
At 14 Old paid, t.
g 7' • 7 7 ;
Nc": - .
ExbELtioit
,
For keeping. co nstantly on hand a much larger
; . :541.103t,httkOlsortM,Srtt; . Af the heavy ,
cles of Hardware generally kept by
• the .lohhing, }lenses, and having
• . I limited the:ACJEI4CY of:,
• • • Many Manufactarers
including :t'h e
. 1 : ..celebrited
'FALURIVER 'NAILS,
WHEFAAFIip MADD E N :. . & . bAKEWELL'S
A,l 60, ihosl'ef WELCH '& 6RIFFITII and
<Abet "niakeie, • • '
Alb 4 ' B WES,
COOKING STOVES,
GLASS, of all Bites, Sorts aid Descriptions.
I. PROPOSE. TO SELL ALL
11/Itiiitifacturers' Prices.
Also I propose to sag at I small CommisSion
from - mil: LARGE; and WELL `SELECT _ ED
.SHELF..4 . 'obiIARDIV.AIt;
. .
In the telection of,which I have. taken' much
pain!, having given my • personal' attention
thereto. ' "
OUSE TRIMMINGS,
Q,ILS,
Si.. , :(f):. ,. ::'.Ui!':: - .::',2:4, -- :'..:.4:....
COOKINCi 'and PARLOR. of every 'desirable
CARPENTERS';:. .I:MI L LWRIGHTS'
' ,. I3L&MB=ID , AlsD MASONs,
PECK AXES,
SI'ADES,
PITCH FORKS,
LEAD PIPES,
LAMPS for OIL ) 'CAMPHENE, FLUID, and
My motto Of The Largest Sales , of the
very BEST. GOODS at the LOWEST Re
nouterative ,Prices Insures the 'Largest
Profits to,the Seller, ftunishes the Buyer
with . the Cheapest and Best Articles, and
mes the best satisfaction. ,
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS WILL BE MADE
• If people will pay higher prices for no better
articlei of other places, it shall lie their oivn
faatt,stol ,• '• • • • -
,IO connection with. the above, I am,able to
!WWI': on s4ort notice . • .
#4.4g.27480X.
&COPPER WORK
. ,
flaying in. mi.em,ploy Competent and experi
.eneed'isorkmen,"whose work leis never failed
to. give , satisfsetiOn. ' •
Eitijent e !
b e !eat.
.
r iee's 'and
.44,1. position fir
C V. B. HBARBE,
aot,apt to.frown.
4 . break into. soil*
44.00; selktter
attitned:
PROPRIETOR,
Ncv i :2 rand 3'Exceliioi . Blotk
Olin, May , 2/01100.
,rtr, • -
, OLEAN. „ ,
: -,:::1,,, , ;: ,,...: 111)111,311 . .... Si 1 14,11111 .BATING.,
',BTtirARTS (9excelld) POPULAR
THE ABOVE ARTICLES A•T
,T OLs,
Of the most , approved Alanufaeture,
*ATTOCKS,
; •• • ••: -• RAKES,
BUCKETS,
WHEELBARROWS
PUMPS,
KEROSENE .
TO DEALERS
ALL KINDS OF .
. . • .. . .
TSMETBPORT LIVERY STABLE,
frrifIE . BI.fI3SCIIIBER hatropenedfe new ,Liv ! .
.L ery St ablein'Srne thport, at. the reatdenee
of. Dt,: Wiener on :Xing, 'Street', "three ,doors
east . of, the Courillousei wherireart be found
the.beet of 'Heroes:and car riagesit low prices.
Ilecintenclo to ! make' Stnethport: 0 permanent'
residenae,, and•aaks, share of patronage; '
.
.:..Bmethport, r Atigust 24, 1859 ! 11 , 0lf• ,
LI, L, BARKER'S STRAW-CUTTER.
now offers to,-the pub-
r r HE: SUBSCRIBER
tic :this; Improved Straw-cutter,. in 101 . 1.
.confidence•that all who take.the trouble to wit•
ness its opeiatiOns• will
. be convinced of its:su
periority. over . any other now in use., . •
A iupply, kept'constantly op.hand and 'man
ufactured to ot '
t 'er. • ' ••
11" . As . .no other person:hay:Cif he' right' to
make or , uses this Cutter wittily) AI 'Kean collo
all• who a re us ing it in violation of the pat=
eat: will be ••.
prosccuted. .
.• • •
Mechanicsburg, August. 27, 1859. -•• . •
AND SHOVEL PLOWS, A 'stT
petitii - tiriic!e; mennfaeti!ri!lf.i.t:the ,
• . SMrriIIiORTTURN:AbE.:
•
• DISSOLUTION. '.•
THE .partnership; 'htlietofore existing. .bes
wsen catharsi Devling Lumber town
.
Clintonn county, 'Pa., and• John. L..l3eck r
with of AVlC.ean 'county, ea:, was. this 'day dis
solved by my mutual consent: All debta due
the firm :are robe - paid:to the Snbscriber, in
*hose hands Are the Books:• .
. ..• • -EATHAM,DEYL,ING::
• LuMbei T'n., Sept, 20,1859.
E. G.., , k F. EATON - ,
QENEILAL DEALER' IN
1' IE 00U:1 , -AND SILVER
WATCI-lES•
'•A 1 0 1 s4 l ."'`Nr. .-m
L.sa N -1,.,.4,,_ ./' • 1--...) ~,?-4; d kr-- - - . = 1
• -t: -.l '' '3 l . .4'-',:2 - '' .
r r l .. ''...&,,`
4_3\ : i-,4 -_.—• ,*-,.'..1.-4
MITI
-;--si- . .-,.- o -
FANCY GOODS, CLOCkfi AND
MUSICAL INSTRIUMENTS,
, • . QLEA.N, N. Y.
117 Repairing of Watches and Clocks done
in good style and warranted.
FIFTY DOLLARS FORFEIT.
I/OL' HUNTER FOJU $5O IF
failing -to cure any tail , 'ofsecret . dfsease
that may come under his care,no.matter
long standing of'aillieting• Eitlyir sex are in
vited to . his Private Rooms, 44 North SR.V.-
EN'PH St., Philad'a,. without fear of 'interim).
tion from otherpatienis.. Strangers and others
whe.brive been' unfortunate in the selection of
a Physician:are invited to - call. -
• IMPOTENC.Y.; 7 Through. unrestrained . in
dulgence of the passions, by' excess or self
atme,...the . evila are numerous . Premature im
potency; involuoary seminal, discharges, wast
ing .the Organs; loss. Of Jneniory; a distaste
for female society,"generaidebility, or consti•
tutionalderangementi are sure to. follow..
.11
PAINTS,
neceseary,-cepsulttlie . Doctor with
,cotifidnee
he offers a perfect, cure.: ,
READ AND REFLECT.—Tha% afflicted
would dO.well to'retleCt before trusting their
health
.and happiness, and in many. cases their
lives,: in the'hancis• of , physicians' Ignorant of
this , class.of, t is certainly irripossi,
blo for one Man tO..urul4stand all' the ills' the
human family are . subjece to:.. Eyery respects
lalephysician has his peculiar, branch, in which
he is more successful than.his brother , ,profess
ors, and ' to that- he 'devotes most of.his time
and study.
YEA ns.oF P.RACTICE, t exclusively .devo
ted to the study and treatment of diseases .of
the sexual 'organs, together - with ulaers upon.
the body,..throat,,nose, or • legs', pains in the
head,, or hones, mercurial rhetimatiern, - s,rict...
dies, irregularities, diseases arising
from youthful excesses, •or. . impurities Of the
Wood, whereby-the censtitution
,fias. become
enfeebled, - enables the .Doetor tcroffe.r , speedy
relief .tcraillvtio may.'place themselv,es tinder
his care.. •.. . •
SHOVELS,
112rMedicine forwarded to any part of
United otates,-:-Price Ten Dollars per Parka ffe
For'sale; DICKINSON'S CELEBRA, M
TED 'MAGNETO-ELECTRIC ACHINE.
, ---
No acid or other. ingred!ent required ; its pci:iiver
being obtained.from a permanen! magnet. .• No
family - should lie. without one. Price only SIO.
• HOES
PAILS,
-. • Arrival .and -Departure of .Mails. •
. • • OIETIIPOET YOST . OFFICE.... '
Olean—Leaves every morning at o 'clock .;
• rives every evening:. . •
oot/4o...sport—Leaves TueSday and Saturday
.mornings.; . .arrives Monday and. Friday eves.
Shippen—;.Leaves Tuesday, Thursday nod Sal
'urday. mornings, arrives . Monday, Wednes
.
day and Friday. evenings.
Ridgway—Leaves' Monday, Wiidnesday and
•
Friday, mornings; arrives Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday evenings. • •
Warren—Leaves Tuesday mornings and LT rrives
Thursday evenings. •. • •
TUBING
• THE HAMMONTON FARMER=A''netve• .
paper devoted to Literature and Agriculture,
also . setting,torth•full accountwof the new set
tlemeot of Hammontim, in New'Jersey, 'can be
subscribed for at only 25 cents per annum.
Inclose postage.stamps for the amount. Ad
dress td Editor of the Farmer, Harnnionton, P.
0., Atlantic Co., New Jersey. Those wishing
cheap land, of the 'best •.quality, in
.o'he of the
healthiest and most delightful climates in the
Union, rind where crops are never cur down,by
frosts,. the terrible scourge of the north, see•
advertisement of - Hammonton Lands. : ' •
Cabinet Shop in- Mechanicsburg: -.
A ..W.OLTF I RS respectfully announces t o
public, that ~.notwithstanding these
hard times, he is manufacturing and kieps con.
stantly on hand, all kinds, or furniture, such as
DIVANS, • ' • - • '
CARD, CENTER, '
DINING AND. •
• 'BREAKFAST. TABLES,
.CHAIRS °Vail •kinds and .16 , 1es,ICane and
'Common; Rea4rMade Caine, &c.,'of the
very Ilest mamal and manufacture.
Smothport, Feb. 25,1358
S. SARTWELL, P. M
80 f , S
. . . .
"• SHOE . 13UStNESS • A AC'TOltf ES • can
be earripd on profitably...7ot. lifitipmontcir:
'advertisement of Htiminontori • •
DR. HUNTER'S
111:E D - IC.A . L:.. : `.IP
Being an oiigin4l and popular Tieatten on
KLS/ 4Y).0) NNYOUIII%:fI
. • . .
Their 'Phlveolcigy,. Puncione:tind 7 Pestle' ,Dis=
• ordert;•pf every. kind, never-banner:ern
- .gdies for the speedy cure diseases otayrir
• vitte l and enaracter, • inciden...t tO the
. •+iiolation of the.Latva of Natare and of Na-.
PRICE 'TWENTY-FIVE . CENT&
.. . , ,
. . .The,author of the above.
.. . ,
.
'•\o \ II 1„' 1y", , ,- volume..is .a. graduate,
,„;s0 , 'lraq. #l4, • . a nd - having dnyoted a
t o •'.. ;
../ ~" •......; quarter p 1 a century to
,
/ow • '--.. the iondy and .treatment 1
--.1%
-,.; 4 f1 7 , 4 , 41rA ;
. ....Z . " . . Of Synhilis 'and kindred
• -.....-.- Ns's disordeys as,a'speciality,
• /////, ! not„' . he has become - possessed'
ermest inveluableinforination:in regard te..the
ame, and is able to compress intoVade Mecum
compass the very quinlescence of medical gel...
, etice'on' t his . important subje,ct ;. and es the re
sult ,of the .ekperienCe of .the moit eminent”
physic . iiins in . Etiro'ne and 'America is thorough.'
iy I..lisirloll . Btriiied 'in his own highly snicesSful .
praeticer'in 1 he.:trettment of Secret diseases in
many. thoit.tinds'of caSes. in the city of . Phila
delphia alone. '• .:1 ' . ~.: ' ... .... ', .-
Testimony o d e ihe Prof,..of, Obstertries in Penna.'
„College, Plates:. - • •
‘ ,- Da..l-Ittrwriies MEDICAL N UAL• - . ! the
'author work, unlike the majority, of
those.. who : advertise .rp cure the'..disettsei.of
which-it:frees, is.a . gragnatcrof one of the. best
colleges in 'the ,United •States. It affords . me .
pleasure' to - recnmmend him to the unfortunate.
or to the victim of anatneartiee,ns a ssttessf
and. experienced preetitionerAn whose. honor
ind:integrity they mny.plare; the. greatest, eon
fidenoi. • JOS.S.. - I.ONGSLIORE, M. D.
.Prany A. Toodionrdi Df. D., of Pena: ildiver:.
sity, Phsla.• •••• • . • -
It gives:me pleasure to add my testirriony - to
the professional ability-of the :Author of the
Medias( Manual." , Numerous cases of dis-•
eases -of the Genital ;Organs, some of them of
long Wending, have cone. under my notice, in
,which his skillhas. been manifest in festorinc
tosperfect health, in some instances where the
patient hag been considered beyond medical aid.
In the treatment of Seminal : %Yea kneSS, 'OE .dis
afrangementfif th- functions produced by self.
abuse; or iEzress of venery, , I
. do not , know his
superio, the
..profession.• I have ':been. ae•
quainied with the Author some..tkirty,
and, deem it no more than, justice to him ag
well es a kindness to the unfortunate victims
of early.indiscretion., to recommend him as one .
in Whose professional .ocill:end integrity they
may safely confide themselvei,
ALTRED.WOODIVA•ktD, M. D.
. .
. •
. . .. . . .
. One copy's - peurelrene.elopeil, will be forward
ed free of postage ro,any parf ~of . the United
States •liir 25. cents, or 6 copieliifor $l. Ad
dressvidost nairI..COSDEN - &Co.,•Publishers,
box 197,..PMlaileiphirt-.. : - -• ' ••• ' -. •
,--- fi - "Bookseltere., Crihva.iers and Book•A • gents
supplied on the moat liVeriirtrim.gi. ' • ' 1 •
DE. COGGSWELL'S NEW 'MEDICAL SALT.
1 . 011 INFLAIIgATORY . DISEASES ONLY.
New Medical Salt!, New Medical Salt!
IT IS NOT A" CURE ALL; ,
1:17 - For Inflammatory Diseases Only.
D R. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL
-1:-;! , SALT, inste4d.orbeiplz a remedy Tor, all
'ills,•has control over • bnt One • ill. boa • but one .
aim und. accomplishes but one' thirig,.to wit:
SUBDUES INFIAMMATORY.DISBASE, whatever be i:0
form or locality, whether. in , thelbeadi - throat:
abdomen', extremities' or 'skin. 2 •
N EW MEDICAL SALT, It g • iieruli (r.
excellence that: withnnithe useless lons
. of blood and stren'gth, it eft.etnollY chresln
geiminatori other.,) by :proiloCing
tio..equilibrinm of: all the.fluids in the body; tin.
want of which iirt he role cAnsiof inflematiOnt
OTICETO INVALIDS 11 The: folloW
•irgg form which the•Pnbalaoaed fluids ao
spnie,.and•-many not here . mentioned; thit. have
more or less' fever or pain,aie :as easily. soh
dued by the' New Medical Salt, (IF! fire rs ex,
tinguished: by: water,... to' wit: :ffirain' Fever,
Headache-, 'Riish' of ,Blocid to
.. .ilia Head . and
1.1-art,•Fits,,foilarned 'eyes, ears; :Mee; liftigs•
and liver, IN . le.tustilgia, Spinal affecriOne,: Erysip
•Bronchitis, • Pleiirisy, Asthma,. Coughs,
Dyepeosia, Rheumatism,
Gout, Scrollida, and 'SR iiehimr and Otherrtti ,
neous eriiptionS,'Colds;•¢Mi female DiSeases.
. . .
Coggswell's New. Medical Salt ex!
• e f ts, like the .vaeinematter,.an c.xtraordi=
D it.
nary influence over.the yeifiriand arteries, re 7
sulting,in a gradual declitie of inlligithatiort a's
indicated by the pulse, virl.icll. Soon . testime's.its
naiural state; as the heat, pain and feverriis:
R. C9gtawell's . New. bredicat. Salt
crtii . Just whit it claims to do—no more, no
less---vgdolA s tt's, th e fluids ify removing from' he
system till firteriel Nnd. venous ~ ntiqtritetioni:'
Descriptive Cireplitrs' ma v 1)6 .nlmiined floimany
Druggist who has' this vithishle 'medicine:tor
'sale. . . ,
DR. Coggtviell's New. Medical Salt
Gut a Circulsi: Asir any Druggist a'.
the NEW .MEDICAL SALT. Ask Our neigh
bore about Abu NEW MEDTCAt 'S ALT. 'I
sick, try; if not sick', renrunir the NEW•MED
• Coggswell's Antiphlogistio Salt..
.AonTx - Psosnons, $1; CJIRUNW do, $2 O.
Sent by'rnail, free of expense, oil receipt of price
Invalids with chronic or long standing des-
eases, ahould At,wAvs ord.er. a chronic package:.
•D. C. TAYLOR & CO., •
• • Gencial Agents, 202, Dela' St. Phda.
COGGSWELL'S NEW. MEDICAL BALT
is for Bale in Sinethnort by J.C. HAMLIN
& Co., and by :all enterprising Druggists
whereyet the Deinnerat•is read. As, it is not a'
patent xnedicine, but. the-prescription of an . ern
inent•PhYsician, po one should fail to try the
New bfedical Salt... . ' •
For.teati . monials and directions see'Circular..
.•
NEW•CARRIAGEAND . WAGON•SHOP.
T AMES McDONAt4' would )nform the piib
lie that he ha's fitted Or a short at the7loieer
end of , town, on the piemises•ieeently occupied
by N.Medbury, .as a carding factory, and is
prepared to build•all kinds of' • • ,
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS
.
At 311134 notice,. in 'a workman-like manner,
and at reasonable prices.
,Havtng had a large
experience in the business, he . feels •satiefte'd
that his work will fully meet tbe . requirementa
of all who will favor him with , their patronage.
Repairing promptly attended.to.. •
smethport, April, 10, 1859...
.6-ooips
ARC ::CHEAP
t r. •
AT
TAYLOR'S REGULATOR.
.LivgCst Stock , of
.Bp.M . ..oliVW*'. IGrISIOD
Vverl;ezigott into' this Coti??4, PrAis7;ti)ig
vUItiEeVALLEb A I TTIEI4C - TIONN IN
. . . .
VAR.XETI',• ELEOANCE„ . acid.
• •, 8,EA.1.77Y, of dhign,'and
liJi 11 1J341111
ARE HERE.
tho• Tim e.
To Select. from` E, Laigeii . Stoa . and Nrchdie
Goods whild
PRICES . ::AREDOWN!
Goo f ts are G E oing . Off .lite
HOT CAKES 01 3 FROSTY.MOR!IING,
And. .tho36 : •.who..w,ish . ao make
CHOICE SELECTIONS
SHOULD C A:t.U. • g!A4L,Y,
F I ilsT COME, FIRST SERVED
Innsen . se Stock consist* of.
0. ttv: ... :.G,:-:4):.0-n...5.,.;
Trariet3;
PARASOLS AND USIBRELLAS,
READY-KAIIE CLOTHING,
.CLOTHa & VESTINGS,
MILLINERY GOOss,
LADIES' •DRESS PRINTS,
LAWNS,
CHALLI &.LAWN
ROBES, Flounced, a[
_sl
DEBAIZES,, ati c . O cts
• .11t• fare a:Complefe Ay i ti);,ment or
. - DIMSISI GOOO
.PS,
10;000 BRO*NSIikETIN GS,
5000 BLEACHED SHEETINGS- . • .
C . 1j lit S
POR IC,
&c., •scc
11,ANSt TEAS at 31 to 621' etc
BOOTS '&
SHOES,
Largest stock. ever .oftered.in .this section of
country. lYten's Kip Boots, a.pripie.article.—
Women's Calf. Boots,' Men's Brogan Shoes,
Women's Gaiters, tipped, Women's 'enameled
Bootees. . • • • • •
' In addition to the:above he.bas a large quan-
. .
int ud.§.
• , jtiEDratzv.Es,
• H4 . 2 . 8' .41VD CAPS,-.,rigos of all •
• • kinda---Arail Rod and • ' •
• .-• • •••HooO Iron •
.• aiorman•rand.Qast Steel, • , •
Wash„Tubs'arid Grain Measures,
.Paient Pails, Wash Boarcla, Vinegar, 'Fluids,
Camphene, Turpentihe,• , •
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS;
And a thousand other things' too numerous to
mention; which will be sold
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL:.
•117" Country' merchants supplied at as - low
prices as they cnn buy in New York or any of
the•nastern cities, for cash or, approved credit.
.Smethport, Yune,.1859.• •• . • .
-THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OP
,
• • II
Y. 0.0 I IA'N MAT LIR I T
itist.Publushed, Gratis; 25th Thousand t
AA FEW .WORDS. .ON THE RATIONAL
TREATMENT, without Medicine, of Sper.
matorrhea, or Local Wea'kness, Nocturnal Emits
sions, Genital and Nervous Debility; Premature
Decay of the system, Impotency, and InMedi
merits to Marriage generally. • •
BY 13:'D1 .LANEY, M. D.
The important- fact that the many ; alarming
complaints, origthating in the imprui:knce and
sntitude.of, youth; , may be easily'rernoVed wiTtr
otrr Maitmar; is in 'thisismali,tract clearly (1.-
nrionst !ated and; the entirely'new 'and highly
successfol treatment,, is adc4yted tiy tbe Author,
fully 4plained, bipeans of ',Which every one
is enabled to core . untiirr.4.peifpcily:and at the
least pirsible-Cost, thereby, avoiding'all the,ad
vertieed postrums of the day.. •
Sent to ally.addre!s, gratis . and.:post free in
sealed envelope by remitting (post:paid) two
postage stamps to Da. B. DE LANEY) 98 East
31it Street, New Yurk City. • ,
Stone.:Coa ,•- •
ITIHE:SkTBSCRIittit keeps hand'for
r I Stone doul; cif• the •beatAnalilYr.:at
Grist in Medianicsburg. Grain of all
Xinde tekett in eitclinge. ; •
• . .
COURT: PROCLAMATIOS.- •
rktiIER,EAS, • thd. 'goo; Robert G. Mite, '
YV,Prf;Sident.lridge, and the I: Dr• .
ling' and S...llolnhes, • Asiociite :Judge's the
Courts of Oyerl', Terminer : and • Greneial ,Jun
Deliverrdbarter Seisinirs.a .the Peace,
phonil Court and. Court' Cottahon',Pteas tot
the County. of 114.1Ieah have issneilAreir prec t p4
heoring 'date Ofittirday the, aebonil'lfty of.
, July
ib ,the •,..yepi: of •bur Lord; onm•thOusairtl
handred•end Art Y-nine; and
.dire6tedi tot-.
holding a Court, of. Oyer, n&-Terthineinhd Din+
eralJail Deliyeiy; Quarter *.Sessions:.:of %the, •
;Peace, Otphans! Court and Court of CoMinon •
Pleas, in the IdorOughof• Smetbport , on 'MOM. •
tiny,' the twenty-sixth:day Of , September, 0 , 44-
and to,continne one
Notice ; is tbetefoie'herebY the.Coro; •
ners,...lustiees. of • the :Peace and • Constdbled
;‘, , vithin the, ecietity;,tbat they he•then and there
in 'their proper persons', At • 10.0!clock• A. M.*
said day,. with their Jolla, records k inquiMtitirisi.'
exarninalions, end: Other 'retnembrancei,,fo . dd
those things which their offices appertain, to bd
done, • And those' who are bourid by 'their rec 7 •
*ognizances to prosecute the prisoners that are or
shall be in the jail'of •said.'connty of Mltedni
•are to be•then and. .there to*prosecute - againSf
them as will be just.. • ::*t • .** •
Dated at Smethport, July - 104th, I 8.59;•
.and the 84th. year • of the Independence of.OW*
tfnited State! of America: *- • • '• • • :
NEW AGNIONLTURAL BETTLEXERi'
, TO .WANTING FARMS, .
A. RARE OPPORTUNITY IN A DELIGHT-
F * AND HEALTHY CLIMATE 25
MILES SODTHEAST,OF PHILA.
• • DELPHIA., ON TH.E CAMDEI4'
AND. ATLANTIC RAILROAD.'
NEW. JERSEY.. "'
An 'old 'estate consisting of several, tholisandd.
Of. ecres'Of productivessil,fitis keen divided into
Vurrns of various 'sites to-suit the purchasers..
A population of Some -Feftren Ann'died,. : froth
various liitits of 'the .'middle'States and New
England have settled there the pastlear, im
proved ,their ph.teesi.. and raised ezeelleni &Op., •
The price of the landls at the low sum of frOm
$20 . . per acre, [6'o4 is of the best'
nti;dit'y for the prodtiction of lOrheat, .Cluvei-;
Corn, Peddles,. Grapes iend . '..Vrgrtables. IT IS
CONSIDERED THE. BEST PROP'' , $01.•IN.
THE UNION. . The, place is 'perfectly. secure
from frosts:---the destructive enemy ~
of. the far
mer.. C . rops.Ol grain;:grass'and fruit are ''now
growing , and:can :seen,.. By examining the
place, itself; a :correet .judginent-can be formed
of the productiveness of the land. The term's .
are.made easy. to. secure the rapid :improvement
of the land, which. is only sold - for actual
irn
pr r . eini7lt .The se stilt. has- been* that'. within
the, past. year, •,sbme tlfr, hundred housel kaie
been' eret:ted,: two mills, one steam, four rtoreli
some •Ici•ty vineyards ,and 'Peach orchards
planted, and a - large number of otheriinprove
trmrs, making it a desirable•and active. place
of lutsiness. • —:'• •
GING}JAMS,
a 3 the, reader may pprOeiyefrom its loSafion, i 3
.
.• yroduce • bri,.ging oouble the price'thanl . n •
locations away hrn o the city,' and more 'than
iluuhle. the price at ihnflirest.;.• His known that
the euiliest'aild best fruits , and vegetables' in
this latititdceeme from NnUilersey;. and are'
en ta,+liy eXperted to the extent or Millions.• •
En locriiinghere, the.settler'has many advan
lagPs• ; He' is 'in a few hours'. ride of: the•great
cities of New Englund, end Middle States,, he
is near his old friendS and asseciations,he is in
,C el!lht . catnip:a tAria..tatri .improvetient
• of.
comfort and ' r tivili.x.tion ett .He can
buy emery article heWants:at the cheapest
Mice, and sell his ,_produce for the .highest,•(in'
the West this is reversed,) he has schools' fOr.
hi. child ren",...4ivinci t.arat'te,....!tn . d enjoy'an'
open winter, and delightful clithate, where
fe
vera are 'utterly, nnknown. -The result of the
change , upon , thuse ern the 'North, ha's gener; ,
ally been to restore them to an . .excellent.state ,
.
COTTON
SALT,.
EISII
In the way of building and improving,. hltn
.ber can be, obtained at the mills. at. the , rate of
'slo to $l5 per thousand. Bricks. from the
brick yard opened in• the place, every . , ar.ticle
can be procured in the place, , geod. carpenters
ere at hand, and there is no place in' the Pnion
where• buildings and improvement s' can be
made cheaper: ' • • . •• ,
Thn reader , will at once be
. struck with'. the
advantages, here presented, and ask himself
why the property has not been taken up before.
The reason is, it. was, never thrown in •the
market; 'and uniesp. these statements were cor
rect, no one Would, be. invited to examine 'the
land before purchasing.: This all are expected
to, do; They Will see . ' land tinder cultivation,
stub' is theextent of tile settlement that.they
will no doubt, meet 'Persons from their own'
neighborhood;. .they. will witness the..improve.,
ments end can Judge the character of the pcp
ulation. they come with tt . view to settle.
they should come prepared , to. stay day or'
two and be ready to ptirchase,,as location; can
not be heldon refusal. • .
.
There are two •tlaily trains to .)Pkijadelphia,
and to . all. settlers who improve, .TIIE RATI f RAOD
COMPANY GIVES : A FREE TICKET' FOR SIX MONFRiI
AND'a tiaix-PRICE TICKET ron..imirEE-SriAßtl.
in connection , with the"agricultural -settle
ment:, a new and thriving. town has • naturally
arisen,- which pi - occurs snducentents for any tind
of business, particularly, stores and m aw/facto . -
ries.. . T/te Shoe busmess could be carried on in.
thie. place and Jharket to good advantage; also
tot ton busineas,•and manufactories of agriciata
rat implements or 'Founds/4as for e asting . saniztl at.
tides.. The improVement. hoe been so- rapid. as
to insure ti constant andjiarmanent •.0,
sbeUltli_stSa.ii,oTnoewsnaeloa wtsbofnal:d7od ' size,. w e do not
cirect.the improve-.
men
had ac from $lOO and
w
upards. , :
.t of thetplaeat-i ran:be
The'llanstnonton Parmar, a monthly : literary
cud rieultural sheet, containing' 101 l intorno'.
tiori of Haminonton, can be obtained at 25-cerita
per Pnriatii'.:
Title lndisput'oble—warreintee deeds given)
clear of all incumbranee. when money' is paid:
R ou te *tu the. lantli• leave Vine street wharf,
Philadelphia;Jor Hammonton b'y Railroad, at
M., br..l:l'P.'ll.. ,; Fare 90-cents. • When
.there inquire tor, Mr.l33rrnes. , Boarding': cow;
yeniences• on hand. .Parties- had better stop
with. Mr. 13yrnes; a principal, until they hove
,cleCided,asi o -pero basing.; as - he will - show them
over the land in his'carriode; - free - olf, 'expense.
'Letters and applications can be edd,ressed
-Landis & 13yrnes, - Hammonton P. 0., Atlantic
'Co. New Jeriey, or S. B. doughlin, 202 South
Fifth Street, Philadelphia.' Maps and inforiril:
. ,
tion cheerfully furnished. , • "
,JOSEPH" MORSE, Sherid
THE MARKET;
THE BEST IN 'THE HNION
THE TOWN OF. HAMMONTON.