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1.1. it the Old. Stand; • .. •
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7:UCIELAVOR BLOCK,
, .„ .
*ig eiastantly.on hand 'a much target
senlksteeirtuesisit 01; th e benyr *TSP.; ,
• . witre'lentilidlyi'llifistist • •
• , the ;ebbing Houses and haying •
tbs.: AGeNcrlf
many Masgetheturere
• •
• • , isieludinh h . t
VAIL RIVER-NAILS,
' t ;
WHEELER, MADDEN . .& DAKEWELL'S
, • '
•
. ,
Also those of WELCH At. GRIFFITHS and
• • , other mikiirs,-• • •
, liiijiiiiiiatis,.':.. - •.-.:'
" LEATAIR BELTING,
8511 Thin (liegellaiMULlS
COOKING STOVES,
GLAss„ of all Dim Sorts soi Description.
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PROPOSE TO; - ' . ';' l ,:.' ' '':--• s/3' iti-AILL
I •
Ink Ailovic ARTICLE/AT
Mizinfetottirers',PriOia.
Also I pripoaa' to sail at a Cornminpion
from ray LARGE and WELL SELECTED
STOCK et:. .;.:..
Tarili!P-7ltaac
SHELF - ..JIARRWARE,
apd trilicoo.-
t'ad
In the seleetien of which I baye taken much
hair,ing given my 'personal attention
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, . .
13:1=1
kumew, 114 Robt,
Ofl4 f' ;
!=i:l
ia~va=Wilms
cilti,:ti:„.7.:.:. - .k . :..0.,#.
1 4—Leiris W.
it—huithan
COOKING and FARLOR of every desirable
CARPENTERS;. MOI-WRIGNTS',
Luioirs ,
Of the' most approved Manufacture,
PECK. AXES,
spiprsi
PITCH 1,0110,
BUCKETS,.
TVA!, WrIZEL-DARROWS,
PUMPS,
I,F4D.PriEIi, and TUBINO,
•
LAMPS is, OIL S a#MPHENE, FLUID, and
ESE
1.
3ntOnt 2
.•••..2
My, motto hi The Lamest Bales of the
very : BEST GOODS at , the LOWEST Re
menenrtive Prices Insures the Largest
Profits to the Selbsr, furnishes the Buyer
with the Cheapest andßest Articles, and
gives the best satirfastion.
2
2
• . ..
' 1
5 .! 3
*0,4. •
3
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS WILL BE MADE
• If people will pay higher prices for no better
artieles at,otherpliesei it shall be their own
- halt and not • '
lii*isiitietfoit with. the above, I am able to
itoppb! oa short notice. . • .
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In iii,6oo Coitiotost and awl
iiiwtwadiiimi wawa work los Oferfaibo
Ike* "Wiletim „ ,
ba:V• B. .46bittek ' ' '
• • • fixtrausrol, ,
'Slut:and 3 Excelaior Block
'oloo4lltayt or nip,
flattens
T , OOLS,
SHOVEL i
,- !: , :,- - is.i.rrticks.
, RAKES,
•KEROSENE.
TO DEALERS.
iltL *INDS 01P
...,,..81VIETHPORT LIVERYISTABLE;':.....)
.7 4
HE, f l trniffitlEtkivh*i iipiwid : ii,*w... Pt,..
... ..
erg Stable in'Sniethport, it' the residence:
'lrt;' , s griiiiiiirtiiiilleri "Strietp - three,'. doors
'liiitt.orihiVeliii Iliusei;irliere,eiir be' ,found
the'beetAfilierspr,seil Varriages at lowriricee.
I,4o,fate,Sdi.; tit.. Make • Smethport a . , perroseiirit
•iiiiderlericatal asks s share of; patronage. ...
, :...; A. N. SMITH.
..
.Brnii!llveui: Auiguit. 24, 41339. ~ • 023,11.
.
L L BARKER'S, :STRAW-CUTTER,.
TlBll,llidtlßEß'new . Offers t .
the'pub.
1. 'llc this, Itn rt S
ProvetiaW-cjitter full'
, eoitfirlenie that who t take the trouble icr wit
nessiti operations will tie convineeti of its iti
perioritrover,any other InoW in use.
supply, kept eenstaatfy,on . 'hand ontl rnan.,
utiternied to orderc.,
87' As no tither ;person his , t he- right. to
itintle'or-teses this Curter within M'Keirt Open
ti;•all- Who aretreing'it. in ; violation of the psi
ent will be , prosecuted.
Mechanicsburg, August 27, 1859. ..
PLOWS
. •
.. •
aIDE-HILL ANDSHOVELPLO*S,'AreD
pepitir article, minureetereA at the •
FURNACE:
•
DISSOLIT - '
ItinHE"Partnership: lierkofore eijoi(na
w . sen Catham Devling sof Larribor towy
. •
ship, Clifiron'cotinty,' , arid John L.:Seek
.vSiib of hl,'Kean comity; N.; oyas'ibie day ctiss:s
oolved'h.Y.Oty• mutual eonOent:: 1 1 111 &bre
the firm are to be Pold •to the tiobseriber, in
!Owes bandkererrhe Eicioko. • •
• .VA.T,HANtirEVLING.
, .
. Liimber. „
Ttp., Clinton Co.; Sept. 20. 1859:
. .
• . •
GENERAL DEALER IN. •
r IL' GOLD AND SILVER
• s ,•.
WA,TCHES.,
~fO. rri
NANCY GOODS, CLOCKS AND
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
° OtEA.N. •• N. Y.
02r Repairing of Watches and Clank's-4Ele
in good style and keirranted.
nn'T Dozzeits FORFEIT.
.
DR.' HUNTER ; WILL FORFEIT 450 ,• I F
.L/failing, to o'cure. any case of 'seeret . dreams
Abet .may come, under his care,•no matter .hOw
iong.standing or afflicting. • Either epicure in..
voted to his Private .Rooms; 44 North. SEV
ENTII:St.; Philad'a,'• without fear of interrup
tion froth Otlier patients.. Sirangeraand others
who hive been unfortunate, in the selection of
PhYsician are invited so•cell, • . •
IMPOTENCY;—Through unrestrained in •
dulgence of the pesisions,' by . excess or. •selt
abuse,•tbe evils are numerous.. 'Premature im
potency, involuntary sentinel fflicharges,•wast
Mg: of the ;organi, loss: ar . Memory, a distaste
for fernale.inciety, general debility,, oir eonsti
ttitional derengementi•are . sure to folio*. .It
neon/nay, consult the Doctor With cconfoitnee;
he offers a Perfect . cUre: • • ••• •
READ AND REPLECT. 7 —The.. afflicted
would do. well'.to &fleet : •befoie• trusting 'their
health -:and happinesp, And in many cases their,
in•the'hands of physicians ignorant of
ihisichuts of maladies: It ii , certainly impessi;
ble:for one man to understand all the ills the
himanfamily are subject. to.. Every respecta 7
ble'physician has hts peculiar branch, -in which
.he is'more luccesefel than • his brother profess-
Ori, and to that' be, devotes inost,of his time
• :YEARS OF PRACTICE, exclosieely devo
ted•to the study and treatment:of diseases :'of '
the sexual organs, ;together with•ulceri lotion
the body, throat, nose, or : legs,.'pains iri the
head, Or bonesonercurial rheumatism, so rict.
urea, gravel, irregularities, diieaies • arising
from yoUthful excesses, or..impueities of the
blood, whereby.tbe .conititutinn hole' become
enfeebled, enables the Doetor to.offer,speedy
relief: to all Who may Place thernselvea under
,
05rMedieine• forwarded' , to any part of the
United btatee,Price TenTiollariper Package
. . , Forsaltii DR. ,DICKINSON'S CELEBRA
thii.MAGN.DTO-ELECTRIC .24 AC ti
No acid Or other ingredient required; .it
.s.rower
being obtained from a permanent magnet. Nn
family should be without One:. Pride,only $lO.
PAILS,
Anitiatind Depliture .
.• • 6M/1111.011T .POST OFFICE. • •
Olean --Leaves every morning atO'clock; sr
. .
rives' everY evening. • • . .
Coudersport--Leaves Tuesday and Saturday
mornings'; arrives Monday Unit Friday eves.
Shippen—Leave Tuesday, Thursday aryl Sat
urday mornings, arrives .14onday, - Wednes
r day and Friday eveningi.
•litirigway- 7 Leaves Monday, Wednesda . y and
Friday mornings; arrives. Ttissday,.Thurs•
• day and Saturday evenings. ••
Warran—LeivesTuesday mornings and's rrives
:Thursday evenings. .• .".
• . S. SARTWELL, P: M.
THE 'HAMM' INTON. FARM KR- 77 Ar. nPWIS,
paper . devoted to "Literature .aril. Agriculture,
also setting toith full accounts Of the'new e.t.
tleMent of Hammonton,. in New Jervey,cari fir
onbscribed for ; at only 25 cents' per annum. •
Inclose' postage stamps forthpornount. Ad ,
dress to Editor .of tbe Farmer, Hammonton, P
0., Atlantic Co:, New Jersey, . Thoie
cheap land; of the best quality, in
,one of ti.
healthiest and , most` dolightful climates in t h.•
Union, 'and where crop are never Cut down by
frosts, the terrible scOprgefif the north, se—
advertisement of Hammonton Lands. ' ,
. .
.
• ~ Cabinet Shop in Mechanicsb urg,
'A . WOLTERS• regretfully. enriciiinees to
-04,i the public that, notwithstanding these
hard times; he. is mantitheturing and lire.r in:
atantlyon hand all kinds .of furniturP, Binh as
SOF.IB
".OTTOMANS, • • .
, • , CARD, CENTER, .
DINING . AND
BREAKFAST TABLES,
CRATRE•tifell•kiede and elytee,•Cane end
Cenernoii• Ree4y4Kade • Collins, &c., of the
"very 'bast me“.rial and manufacture.,
Somithrtorti Feb.* 1860
be cerried'on.'prOfiptbly
edvertieemept pr klempuretpi
DE -HUNTER'S
. Baing an original and s populir, Treatiie, on .
Li• .
litSt =19 . : VICIZat
Their 'Phylitilogy,' Tanntinns and".Sexuel • D
.orders of. every kind, 'with, never-failing rem
edied for the speedy cure ordiseases of a . rii
titite'l!o.o depritte'cbarartrri - .ineiOnt io the
riolptihn of the'Lawit:or.Natore and of Ica-
PRIOE•TWZATY-FIVE CENT'S.
. .
' ' - The author of the.ubove
..
• , -.\\Ni ft!, , riii ' volume is. ' a graduate,
\lle - 'PIFI!!Pi II 4. and'..havitw devoted:.a
lis!!/
:Z -; ' ' . ,
.quarter
,rif a: century'
~ „,,X.,,i 4 P - the study and treatment
' . I'AMIEZZe ~.:Z. of, BYO : Ilia and kindred
',.,„,.--,•• • , :-.-, s $ ,diiorders.as,a.speCiatity,
-. • ////ri , i! ii..\` '• • be has 'become possessed
of most invOnable information in regard:to the
•arne, and is-ahleto.Comprese into vode meetrm
compass the . very quintescerice of medical, sci
ence on thiS ricpportant.subj.:ct ; and as there = sult. of the'rexpetience Of..ilie.. most eminent
physicians in I . .:urope'apd America iitheroUgh
ly dertiOnstrated..iir his oven highly suCcerisfur
practice ii! ; the trei,tmen't of secret .diseased in
many. thou ands of .cases ,in the.city of Phila.:
dolphin alone.' , ' • , - :'''. ....'-' '
.. , , .
Tmitimony ol'llt . Prof.,of Obsteriiies hi Penna.
. ,
. • . .
• Thrwrerils MEDICAL MAtifIAL.?! Thu.
anthoi. of „this work, unlike the.. majority: •of
lhose • who 'adveitise to the • dieueses of
. .
which. it trp.afte,' ip.ii - grOduat of One Of the hest
iColleges -in `the Unitedtates. - .: It ti.frOilq ,me
otetisuro tO.-re'eor.nniund .him td the. onjorilin afr.
nt:to, i of nirpractire, as., a
.antt
,ia.fierity,red practil loner, - in honor
.10:integrity . thuy Ogee. the. erenteit eon
• I.ONGSHORE; AT.. D.
'..l%;an; A Woridtiltird, .211". D of Pents.':-theiti
It gives' me, pletigure adilmy teititimny. to
the'profes‘iornirohility'Of the . Aathor, or.ihe
Maul:l NumerousNueroag cases a. osL
,
4;dosoriheGPOtal.Orinng, some of . them' ;or
g : -
) ( msailing; havo.come under my notice, in
which his Skill has been .manitestin : restorim
to perfect health; in some instances where_the,
tien t hat beeirimnsidererf beYoiitl.mt;dlctil. aid.
In the, treatment of •Sealiinal weakness , or . ilia
rrangement of th r tune'ipa..rn'Oduced by.
Eregs of ienery, I dpnof.know
i he. profession:`
pitainted•With the , Antho'r some thirty'. yeiit s.
deerin'it rnomore.thtiO' justice'to bin')
won, ns n kindri”ss to the unfortunate' victims
•pf early Indisereyon,:tri tee' mmend him as one
'in whose art-deg.:Moil, skill Out! integriey!they
safely cronilJ terms-lees. .
• • • 'ALFRED WOODWARD; 11. D...
One i ; flP , i
free-of. 'rmstage . .tO any: part. of 'the 'Milted
States for 25 rents,;•or 6 'eopies
poSt noid, COSDEN Publishers,.
'bex,.l67, Philo , le fiihia. • • • , ":
a* - Bookse.fh. is, Ca o vaigers and pook..A g , -n
supplied:oa the'omst liberal terra's:.
DR. COIIGISWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT.
FOR INFLAMMATORY DISEASES ONLY:
'New Medical Salt I New Medical Salt!
IT IS NOT A CURE ALL!
1:0 - For. Inflammatory Diseases Only
DR. COGOSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL
• -SALT;•• instead . of.being a remedy, for
ills ; •has control over but.orte 'ill. 11:.s but one
and accomplishes but one thing; to wit:
SUBDUES INFLAMMATORY'DISEASS, Whaye.ver be ha
form or lOcality, whether in th'e;heall,...throat.
übdpmepotxtremitier "• • • . • ,
•
I\TEW MEDICAL SALT.. Its Pacaliar
4.1 excellence is, that without thetiseless loss
of blood and strength, it elPetitally . .cur , .•e
flasuntatecy , Diseases.,: (no others), by' producing
an.equilihriumof all the fluids in the bOdy, the
want' of which is'the fale.o.sose of inliamet ion!
MOTION TO INVALIDS I. ! • Th e . foll O
w-1111 irg form which i llie . Unbalanced -fluids as
sume,.and many not•ifere mentioned, that have
more or less fever or : pain, are' is easily sub
dued by the New Medical Salt, as fire is ex
tinguished by water, • to. wit:- -Brain Fever,
Headache,
..Rush of Blood to , the Head and
•11 , art, Fite,luilamed eyes, ears; nose; lungs
and liver,•Neuralgia,'Spinal affections, Erysip. -
elas, Bronchitis, •Pleurisy, 'Asthma, Coughs;
Dyspepsia, Venereal -Diseases,' Aheurnalism;
Gout, Scroffula, and all- itching and other ctita
neOus.ertiptions, Colds, and Female Diseaies,
TAR.segggswell'i New Medical Salt ex
erts, Tike the vieine matter;.an extraotdi
nary. influence' over the veins and arteries, 're
sulting in a gradual 'decline inflammation as
indicated by the pulse, avl:ich . soon. resumes its
mirpral state, as they heat, pain and fever die-.
DR, . New Medical Salt
(Rini Just whAt it claims to do 7 - 7 no more; ito
leis..- - -equal , zPs the fluids by renuiving from - the
.v44 , t , n_ all arterial. and venons:obstructions.
:Dearriptit, G i l raNgrx maybe obtained.hom any.
beaggist bas this yalusble . medicine toe.
. .
DR.• Gotgswell's . New. Medical Salt .
'Got a.Circiiliii, : a , k any Druggist al.out
tii'i. NEW MEDIrAL S.-.IIJ. 'Aiikynur neigh
!tors a boyi • it t o NEW MEDICAL S .11. T- I.
,irk, try; it .no sielc j rtinSntber qv; NEW MED-.
ICA.L• SA LT. .- • . - . ..' ,•' :
.• Dr.' Cagrwell't Antiphlogiatie Salt.
Aeurr, Streipimmtc dn , $p 50. r.
S by
. rnail, 'expPn.se, on,rec«ipt of , price
Inyaliciv with rhrin;ll.• or lone standing-arse
'Lases, should 4,LivAys order e,rhronic package.
• .
D. C. TAYLOR & CO., .
• G'eneral - Ake:his, 202, Duck St:Phila.
COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
jr is for sale in Stnithuort by. J.C. HAMLM
& CO., and by all ent.rpriaine: Druggists
wherer the Deranerat .is read.'
.'As it is. not a
niteat btti the•prP.Trirition of an.i.nO .
inent Physiebin, no , one should fail to try the'
New Medical. Salt:, , •
,
For test irtlonials and directions see Circular.
NEW.CARRIAGE AND WAGON SHOP.
,
A MES• Mr DONA Lp,would - inforin tha,pub
J , iieltot be lais Alieil up a shop at tholdwp•l
! .,d.of•t o vi.n, on 'tiv• pt.;mis , • , !rei•eroly nrcup iPd
by DI, Mailbti . ry, as a: cartilag factory, and is
prepared tri build all kinds of •
.. • •
. ':CARRIAGES' AND WAGONS .
.
At aloft notice, in a workman...like nianner,
and at reasonable' prices.. Hailing, had a large
eipeiiiiiiCe in the
. bpainees, he re#hiflatiSfied
that his work will fully . rol4f the , requirements
Of ell who will taco him with their patronage,
.Repairintpromptli . attendeiirst,'
Smoretipent; April, JO, • 2-944,
!G A
.I:kJ/J.:A:go
ARE . .._''GREAT'i
'',', ,
,1- ,‘,- •,-,' - ,-', -, AT • ';'..•,' .-
4AY1 4 0p,..gg0p:4094,.
kat time. in Store , the
,' • . ~',' 1, - 44:;.t. sioik: ‘'i•-•-• :.'
NEW, i.SiMAipt:,GOODS
Ever 40,vg14'.into :this County,
„Pre,ites!th,g,
, UNEQUALLED, ATTR ACTIONS IN
EXT. ENT..iItARIETY; ELEGANCE,' and
BEAUTY ol.elf.gigit. and colariug. •
11111111ST:litlJghli
ARE
Now Timp
,To Solori frono,t . 4o .Lengost Stock and llachaso
•'' • 'Goods :••
n " PRICE'*' , AftE . DP ‘,'Y N!.
The" Ova" ,47:6''quiilar : Off lika.
HoT.ctiiat: - ,OO,FRqgTMORNNG;
And: chase wha 'rids to make
CHOICE SELECTIONS ,
SHOULD CALI, EARLY
FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED
:riii...roiinenfse Stoe. ec;osiita :of
D.i.R . :::y . ....:,-.G.. o-()-0'..s.--;
In Enineys'rarirty::..
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS,
READY-MADE. CLOTHING,
CLOTHS & TESTINGS;
MILLINERY 'GOODS,
L A DIES' DRESS PRINTS,
LA WNS,
LAMES' CHALLI & LAWN
11.013 . E5, Flounced, at $l.
DEBAIZES, at.
In fait, a Complete Asiortottott'of
10,000 3;4. BROWNSHiETINGS, ;'. '
5000 .BLEACHED SHEETII;JGS....
GROC:EIVIES
SUGARS, '
PORK,
&C., lke
HANS Ca . 12 TEAS at 31 'Ea' 62i de;
1300 TS.::& SHOES;
.
Largest stock ever offered in this, section of
country.
..I.llen's.Kfp.Boots; a, prime article.—
Wornen's'Calf Boots,' Men's Brogan, Shoes,
WMnen"s Gaiters', tipped,. Women's' „enameled
amities.
In addition to tlie above he . has a largn guar);
. • . ." • , .
S. T E S • . , •
HARDWARE, •• CRGC.KERT, DRUGS '4,
MEDICINES; yAmt.E.? NOTIONS, •.'
.'.'HATS AND•• CAPS, IRON .of.ali -• .
. . • kiada—Nail Rod and
Hoop Lon,
• ' : German and C6'et Steel, •
Wish Tuba and Grain Measures; ..
Patent Pails; Wash Boards, Vinegai,
Camphene p Turpentine; • • '
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Ana a thouiand other things too numerous to
mention, which•will be sold •
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
, .
Country. merchfinte ssiipplied at as low
prices . es they cnn buy in . New York nr any of
the eastern cities, fur cash approved` credit.
Smethriort, June, 1859. • •
THE BEORET ICEFIEXITIES OF
. .
11
U AN . M A . T Ulf IT Y,
Juiti rubllshi4l; Gatti, 25th Thomsand t .
FEW .WORDS ON THE • RATIONAL
TREATMENT, 'without Medicine, of Sper
matorrhea, Lecal Wealsnesa, Nocturnal Enna,
sione r Genital arid WervOus Debility; Premature
Decay of the erten), Impotency; and impeslf
meats to Marriage generally'. • ' " •
BY B. DE LANEY, M. D. •
The important fact that the many, alarming
complainta( originating in the imprudPnee and
solitude' of yobthr may be easily retribykl
out lllsotclug, is in this small tract eleirly de
monstrated-i and the, entirely new and: highly
successful treatment, as adopted by the Author,
.fully explained, by, means of ,Which Aire's , one
is enabled to cure giatisi4 perfectly and at.the
leastpciesible emit; thereby ivoiding4lll the Xd
'yertised nostrums of tht day.
,Sent ,t/kapy-adilOtia, gratis end,post free' in a
isealed:envelopel remitting -Appal paid). two
pdstrige',etimps ,, , to Ds., B. , DE XANET, 811.Easit
Ist -Wee, ;York at?,
lteetis' oil bind forr
:L. !Stone Coil,'
.iif• the 'beet i! -lb*
Grit Mill, in iltl-1!/1
kinds taken in'elrifianiee. ". ' I ' 1- •
" •OHCORDIS CORWIIf;.:
COURT; PROCLA.IIIATiO2U:
I . ITREREASz ,the Hon:
-• Robert LGI,
-V V Praiident Judge,And.the : ./rone.,..J._ Dar •
ling end , Odimnai..Associate Judaea oU !he'
Courts of Oyer' Ilr'rettninee 4riti Oederal Jait
Delivery . ; Quarter Sessions 'of .the •Peice; ; :Or , :
phane.Courtanft Ceurt ot Vornaton. Pleaff for'
.10 Count y of Arg.ean theirpreceptf
bearing date Sattirday; the 'second
in the lyear . '.of • Our:! - Icird 'one thousand reight
hundred, and fifty . ..tan and fo . nti , directed, : frit
holilingriOriurt'of i Oyer and Terrniney Ind Gen.
erai . Jail QuatilerAileigiond.. *the. ,
Peace, Orphans' Court; end Court:Al Compon
Pleas, in the ",Borough of .StnethoOrti. On Mon, .
day; the twenty-sixth day of. Septernbir, , oettr ;
and`to Continue Oneweelr. •, • •
Notice is'therefore: hereby given.to4he Coro ,
:ners,• Justices ' , cif the' Peace .and Conitables
within ihe 'eotint y,• that t hey-be then and. there
in thei't Propeepersons, 0'1..1°4 A ..ht: of
said day; . With 'their. rolls, record's'i
exiirninstion , i, and other., rertierithrances, ..to do
the , . things whieh•their noi s es appertain to be
done.. ; And those Who 'arc basnd.t9t their i ec !
.ogniaanees to - prosecu t e the prisoners that f ir :or
shall be . in t hejail of •seio ' county of . ..M , Kearc,- •
are to•be then . and . there to prosecitte'‘ igisinsf, •
fh~m' is will b just.
Dated at Striefhp?rt, July seventh, 1859',. •
and Ote 4 B4th yetir: - cif the. IrdependenCe of the'
United States df •A meriea..f: •
• • •• ••• .• " - JOSEPH MORSE Sheriff;
NEW AGRICIILTURA.Ti SETTLEIVIT.
• TO ALL WANTING FARMS,. .
A RARE OPPORT•UNJTY IN" A.'DF.LIGHTL:
FUL AND HEALTHY. CLIMATE 25'
•
'MILES SOUTHEAST OF PHILA
DF.LPHIA: ON THr. CAMDEN - .1
AND. ATLANTIC RAILROAD
, . NEW JERSEY. •
~
An old estate coni4lsting:'of . several thoUsands
of acres of prodottir.eAoil ; hes been diviikd into
.FarmS of various sixes fo :raft. Od:purebasets:
populition•ofsome:FFsirteen....Aundred; •Irem.
varbus parts of "the 'middle States end 'New
,Englond have settled there the piat.y.ear,-.'im
proved thek pinees, • and raised- excellent crape.
The pike of the laird ,is.at , the love sum of from
$l5 to $2O ' , Per acre,f.,4h * eitoil , is of th . e. best
'qualify for'` the proituctioni of Wheat, Cloner,
Cora, Ponchos, Grapee and' Vigrtahles, - .I T IS
.CONSIDERER THE BEST. FRUIT:spa . IN
:THE UNION. The perfectly. secure
from frosts-;-the d . estructive enemy of the far
mer. Crops of grain, grasi and - fruit stienow
growing end can.be seen...By.ezamininejhe
place itaelfia correct judgment-can. be formed
of the, productiveness of.tb*lend. The terms
are mide.easy 'to sectire the rapid impiovement
of the land, which is only, sold for actual iii
iprovement; The result has been that within
the past year, some three 'Atiadied. houses have
been etected, two mills; one' steam, four , stores,
some forty ':vineyards :
,and,' , _ Peacb , , orchards
Planted, and large .number'of
ments, Making it a desiyable and" active 'Ora
of busineis. .. • ...•.
GINGHANS,
as the reefer main pe lersition, ii
. .
Produce bringing double th e price than.'in
locations slimy from .the . city end more than
double the . Price-at the West. It is known that
the, earliest and bestfruits and .:vegetables 'in
this latitudaiorne from New Jersey,. and' are.
annually exported . to the extent of. Millions.
do locating herr,4be settler has many advan=
tapes: :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 settled • cannery wlere every ithpropnoent. of
comfort and -eiviliz.tion , ie* at land. • He' lm
buy every article be Wants '.at
the
cheapest
price, and. sell his' prndueelor the highest, (in.
the West this is reversed,) hetes schools for
his children, divine service, • and will enjoy an
open winter, and, deliegtful.climate, where fe
vers are utterly unknovvn. •The,result 'of the
change upon ihnie fiOrn the Mirth, has gener
ally been to restore: thern'to an excellent state
COTTON YARN,
. , . ,
• In the Way of building find improving, dam
'bee can be obtained 'at the . mills at.the rate of..
$lO to $l5 per thousand—, Bricks : from the
brick yard opened' in the place, every article
can.he procured in ; the place, good, Catpenters
are at beta], and therels.no place in the'Union
where.buildings and, improvements. can ,be
made cheaper. .~
The reader'will.at once be,:stracli with Pie
advantages'. here presented, and ask.. himself
why kOrkilty has not heel taken
The
. reason fs;*it was )lP've te thiown.' in '''the
market; and unless these statements were cor
rect, "vio one 'would •he invited fit'exaMinet:•the
'land before purchasing.' ' This all rtie•expkted
to do.. "They xv , ll see hind under"cultivation, ,
surh is tLe ,extent ot . the settlement thdt they'
will on dotiht, meet r4rsons •from their own
neighborlioodt;llri witness the .improvr.
merts and can judge , the'. character of the.pr.p..
utittion - the./ come with a ~Pew to t.ertl,9-
they should corn' prepared to stay a clay 4i-_
two and be•ready to, purchase, as•locationg can
not be held op r - • ; - •
piere are fwo trains trt. Philadelphia,
and to RA/I t RAOD ,
COMPANY.6I4% at' . fiCEE TICKET'FOR SIXidoNTOP.,
AND Vint: THREE YE4115...
TIIE TOWN OF HAMMONTON.
. .
'An connection with , the agricultural Settle.
trent, a•aew and -thriving-town ha's naturally
arisen, which prcicnts cud urinennts for any iond
of .business, particularly stop a and maptifatte
ries. The Shoe one nee could tog' carried on in
thiS place and 'indiket. to goicid advantage, also
cottnn business, and . I nannlactoriesordgrierd e q -
rat inii/rwents or FoulleterOs for faigic,y fptall ar
ticles. The improvemeni • haft-been so, rapid as
.to insure a constant and permithent inerease, of
holiness. Townlots a,•coad sisai we do not
sell; small ones is it would effect the impro've-
Ment of the place, can be had at from $lOO and
uprrards. , - ,
.The ,Theranertioii.Faratsar;rt montbiy Yli c tetary
aird 'agricultural aheet,-containing lull intriima
tion o r-oaqintonton;cati be obtained, at 9? yenta
per- anninn.-
Title indispatablevarranteedeeds given,
clearof all incumbrance when money igfpaid.
Route •to the • land: leave Vine' street
. whirf, -
Philadelphia, lor..}littrimonton Reiltiadi;,
71 A. -91.. - or .1h P..M. 90 cents.. When .
there inquire torlir..Byines.... Boarding coM
venierieem on hand. Parties haCbetter: stop
with Mr. Byrnes, a principal, until they. hOve
decided is to purchasing, Ai be wilt show them
over the land carriage, free of 'expense.
letters ,and'applicaticins .nam be addressed. to
Landis fx.Byrnei,,,Kaninrion,toO o;'Atlentic
Co Ne* . Jeisey, - , Or 1L,..1L-Voiieblla,' 202 ., --South
Fifth Stieet,'PhiliOlphiii.' 100; and: Wools- /
Hen eio rlMiil.fbi^nisTTiia,'
THE MARKET,
THE • BEST. IN THE UNION