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OLEAN,
For keeping constantly'on hand much birger
supply and assortment of, the heavy .
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PROPOSE TO 'SELL ALL
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•
W,WILEIY - V
Patented Sept. 9, 1856.
HE .. WASHBOARD •Aclsltt . BEATER are
T; the two first - and most natural implements
ever used in Washing clothes.' • Notwitlistan&
mg it has been :the :study of inventor's •-to do
them awaY, awl for, that purpose several huh
dred, patentshaVe been issued, yet: - .it has been ,
of no effect.:J, They. have failed.in: .their at
tempt-, Theirmachines have been condemned
:and thrown away, and ;the Wash - Board and
Beater.again used. , in.their stead,: •
This machine combines them • together; at
tached fo - aprogreintive lever in 'each a Manner
as gives. great ,power . to the neater, . while
either may be used as , the;oper4or
The' motion of the lie'ater: iP•quick - ancl:'easy,.
the pressure gentle and ppwerful,.whic h . gives
it the advantage ove'r'all. other. achines, and
is so decided by competent judges.
Manufactured and sold. at.Mcchaniceburgi by.
A.. WOLTERS:
Mechaniesburg,'March 18, 1858.
PAINTS,
DR: HUNTER WILL FORFEIT tii3o
,IF
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that.may, cOme'under hiS care; no matter - how
long standing or afflicting. Either sex are in
vited .to his '•Private,. R00m5,..4.-1 North SEV
ENTH St., Philad'a,i without:fear of interrup-:
tion froth .other pdtients. Strang,ers and other's'
Who have been unfortunate in
. the selection - of
a Physieian are invited to &h .. : -.-. • :
IMPOTENCY.—Through :unrestrained .. in
dulgthice of tile' passions, by :excess or ..self
abuse, the evils are numerous.. Prernaiereint.
potency, involuntary...serninal-disebarges' wrist
Mg of the organs, loss of :memory - , a. distaste
ter female society, g e eneral debility, or consti
tutional derangernek are, mire to. folloW..: If.
riecessary,'consult•the Doctor With confidrice;
he offers a perfect Cure., -. •' :: ', ..: ,'• .. •
READ' AND. REFLECT.-The afflicted
would do Well to'reflect' before- trusting ,their
health and: happiness, andiri many cases their
:liven . , in the hands of physicians • ignorant of
this class of maladies:. It is certainly impossi.-
ble fa one than to . understand all :.the ills . the
hurnan•fatnily•are: sebject to. , Every 'respect a- .
ble physieian,has his peculiar brimch, in which
le Is more successful than his brother'prdess
ors, ,and. to that • he devotes mostef •his, time
end study . ; . .•-. ' •- '
:. '
YEARS OF PRACTICE, .exclusively , dilitio 7
ted•to•the study" and treatment of diseases of
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head, or ,bones;..mereurial rheuniatiSm, siriet•
tires,. gravel, irregularities, diseases..arising
from .youthful. excesses, •or impurities of •the
hlood,' whereby the constitution MIS; become:
enfeebled, enables the
. Docter to offer speedy
relief .to all who may place, themselves . under
f.l77'Medicine
:-. "forOar e'd 'to any . p.art ot.the
/ 1
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obtained : - '' ---"--"'4 ' .---Lu t
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advertisement of Harnmonton Lands. •
,
T x Tf.: , are not' in 'the, habit. of ;telling ,c(Fisb .
V'Y stiniesOnse have got 'MACKEREL,
DjEfi'and WRITE FISH; besidesjosts of : ,TEA
at :10 . cents.. — IL . F. WRIGHT.
`,,i 41! - . , , , I.''.',' , Ui-i.: , , -.,-,
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ClrculatiOn't 100,T)00
EAITEIjIaY JOHN THOMPSON
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FIFTY DOLL:I,MS FORFEIT
PATENT POCKED
COIN DETECTOR.
POW TESTIZO V.ARIOU,S .RINDS OF -
GOLDND .SI LVE It COINS.
It is .A
admitted by all.to be the :nest perfect thing
of thekirtd over offered 'to the publto...
IT IS SO SMALL THAT IT CAN BE CAR
RIED IN •THE . POCKET WITHOUT
ANY INCONVENIENCE.
. •
Every Morohaut should - have it! • • . • •
'Evcry•Storekeeper should havo it!
'gvery -Mechanic • shottld butve it! • • .
Every Man laßusiness 'should have it!' •
.
It detects • at the same moment, bcith size.,
thickness and weight, from
. a. halt' dime to a
pallet, in silver,•and:from sl•in Geld up to. $2O
besides foreign' Gold and silver, and sells, as
quickly as 'seer., without the. assi s tance of a
word. It is simple,' eininently useful, durable,
economical and perfect.. . • .. • '. ,
112 - A Warrantee goes with every one - sOldl
. .
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PRICE • ONE DOLLAR.
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Post-paid to any part of the United States. ~
WHAT Tit• NEWSPAPriktS SAY: '
The.possession of it Is a. reifeefgoarantee
;ggainst being imposedupon:with spurious coin.
DeteClion is tare,. Certain, inevitable. --Eve
Journal. . - •
A blind man with one in his-possession they
•biddefinince to the, most' skillful counterfeiter.
of the day.--Evoine,Bplletin:
We pronounce it 'without hesitation to be the
most perfect thing of the kind
. ever offered to
the public. 2 - . --Pen,n. inquirer:
We like it, 'and cordially recommend it ; to
the public,---National itr,irus.• , •
It is worth its 'price ten times told.—City
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Apples in libire and fok sale by
LIST OF,
,JURORS FOR: DECEMBER TERM
• .
• GRAND jURORS.. • • '•
Brad/in./L-4. C. •Havens;. Haffey,
Maynarci7ligalsby, George Moore. • .•
• • Ceres--Nowton.Arnold, Theron, Cooper, Na
than B. FPOte• • .•
COrytig/117:. Sundoriin. ' • •
Ketz.ting;--13enj. C. Corwin, Thomas Good
win;Zern R. Tubbs. •
Law t y.,-L-1,". Dolly, C. C. Moses. . •
Lsinliciie•-Jaines•Bond, Jasper Marsh.
N47rwie.h.—G. H. Smith'. • • . •
.: Otis—Nat'l.= Baldwin; T.. 7. Pryant, V. R.
• Shippsa;,—A. A. Eddy, C.: C. E.
C,Goodwin, L. Lucore, jr... ••
Sergeayit—D. C. • Howard.• • • •
••, : TRAVERSE 'JURORS. • - .•
.Brad ford..--Hnr - Ji • NV: •Berr,' David D'Golia;
Zera W.. Fisher, S. B. Hawliins,.•:.john
by, S. L.'Seward, H. - D: Turner, Sabiaas
ker.
Pqrough.—Nahtl. W. Abby, George C.Cha
pin, Rosyvell.Sartwelt. - , • ; • , •
'..Ceres.—Simmons 'Foote,.Semi. R. • June; J.
D. Knapp, Able' North,.Claik • . ••'
• :liiiirc:a.--,David Cooper, Rice •Fouvler, -Ran
som forabee, B. P. Lamphear. ' ••• .• .
'llainlin:--A. J. Rifle. ' •: .•
Brown; John Boylan, H.ll.
Barrett, Wm. Pratt, Andre# Riley..
Liberty:—A. M. Benton, M. M. Boylan, W.
H. Taylor.
Norivicit:—C. It—Burdick, F. Gallup.
Chadwilc, 2d, H. L. Gifford,
Joseph
: Hoosier, 2d,- NLLewis,
The above named Jurors Will meet. at the
Court House in Smetliport, -on. ',fuesdaY:the
27th day. of • December next, at •10.:o'cloc.k
A. M
JOSEPH • MORSE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Smethport, ,
Oct: 20th, 1850. • •
-lEOn . .JIEtiEIIIBER TER151,..1659,
._ .....
•, . . - . . ' ~' garuieheo. - •
(/..11,11urdick use . of Felt vs P. J. Chadwick .
Gideon Irons, . ' . vs James Handal! .-
James M. Miller ~ , .vs W. IV:Updlke. '
Warren Cowles . . .. vs J. Chadlvick •
8..7. Fobes' . . ... va"G. 11. Moore •
A . Morrison - . '. is J.,.A."Anderaos
E. Shermberg: .... 'vs A. Wolters • ...
t. , Welch et al. , • is.Bli Pelt et at:
S. Q. Hyde ' - •.- ' . ve '0: Hebden •' .
Turner & l'horntori ' vs .111 , Ilean Co, 'Bonk
D. ,Kingsbury • .- vs Oranmer:& A. , :kley-
N gobbing - , • ' . vs T. B Wloans et al
James 71. Dixon • ' vs G. Irons ' ' ~' -
llarlin . & Rea • •• vs D. Bellows et al
'Dattlel.Driton • • vs D. Lew is'
4. Swift , • •
' Same . ' • .vs J. Cambel ' • •
•Speneez Tibbitts vs M. Hdrth
G. I rens• • vs Felt Reynolds &O. • • .
Jahn , 'vs A Wolters
.•
'llyingtoo Helm •, • vs D. Lepok et al.. • ~
'Wm, P spper ,vs 1.. li. Jones
Vashingten insurance Cs. ye Y.l;sha 'Dash • '. •
A MUEL'O. HYDE. i'rntheartiery
• PrnthOnotary',lollleay , •
Sinethiigot: Nov. 5, 1569,, - 5 . • . ,
or l d , o t opt
A:RE...:.......ct1y,..A.p..
.- ,r ' . ', ',AT.
T . A.y!mw : s .. ity;Gv.l4T9,l l. ,.
A. NI now. itt . .s7tore ilia
LaiiiStc.i. .01.
NEW SUIVI.M.ER GOODS
Ever.'Lroiight into
.po!y,Piesonting
UNEQUALLED ti.TTIIAVTIONS IN
• •
. .
EXTENT,..ELEGANCE% -and
BEAUTY of design . and cOlaring.
In 111103 111)3111011
ARE HERE
"Now is the Time
To Select from the .L ;pest Stopk,dvd Purchase
• avid, while. • •
PRIGES;Aftg: . DoN t im
•
-Tha like!
HOT CAKES on'FROSTY MORNING
And .17ioso-iuTto . :Fi.ilt . to. make
CHOICE SELECTIONS
SHOULD CALL EARLY
FIRST CO Fi4ST.StiiV,ED
His Imnae q tfse 'ck consists of
GOODS
DRY'
Endless• Variety
PARASOLS AND.UMBRRLLAS,
READY-NADE CLOTHING,
CLOTHS. &•VESTINGS
111ILLIN,C.ItY GOODS,
LADIES' DRESS PRINTS,
LAWNS,
LADIES" C . IiAL4I Sr...LAWN
'ROBES, Flounc . ed, at $1
In fact a 6nrylete'Assorlinent of.
, •
DRESS cr ciOoi)s..
o,ooo.yds.BltOWN ••
•
:COTTON. YARN
8000 BLEACHED SHEETINGS.
61 /1 0 C IE4
SUGARS,'
PLO
FLOUR,
PORK,
&c., &c
11ANS at 121 cts. TEAS at 31 to 623, etc
BOO,T.S.;: : & ...$. 110F,5.5,
targeststock ever offered in 'this . section of
country. Men's Kip Boots,• a prime article.—
Womea's Calf Boots, Men's Brogan Shoes,
Women's . o,aiters, tipped, Women's .enameled
Bootees. •• .
In. addition to the above he has .a large (pan
. . . .
• ST. ES ..:.
HARDWARE,' .CROCKERY,. DRUGS
. - •.10DICINES,•YANKEE • NOTIONS,
HAIS AND ;CAPS,.HION.nf all
. ' and'.. • ••
Ge?man and Cast Steel, •. . .
Wash Tubs and Grain MeasuFes,
Patent. Pails, Wash Boards, Vinegar, Fluid,
Camphene, 'Turpentine, •
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
And a thousand other things too numerous to
mention, which will be sold • '
• WHOLESALE . OR RETAIL,
137 - .Country merchants'. supplied at as low
prices as they cnn buy-in New.Yerk or any . of
the'eastern cities, for cash or approved 'credit.
Smethport, June, 18.59.'. . • .
TICS SECRET INFIRMITIES OF
YOUTH AND . MATURITY,
Just Published, Gratis, 250:Thotsaud
Prow WORDS ON. THE RATIONAL
niaNEAM :r v,.
TRTEN;thout Medicine, of Sper
err-heap* ( *al Weakness, Nocturnal Emis
sions, Denital and igervous Debility, Pyemature
Decay of the systemOmpotency, and •Impedi
ments to' Marriage generally. .
BY B. pE.TaNtyi.itvp:
The important fact-that - the'rnany lararning
complaints, originating in ther.imprudence and
lolitude of yautN may be easilyremaved 'WITH.
OUT hlentoirrE, is in this *all tract clearly de-'
Monstrated; -and tlio entirelY, new, arid highly
successful•trCatnieni, as adopted;by, the Author,
fully exidaiitad; by meatiant 'which every. due
is enabled 16,care'uNsara,Virfectly arid at the
lest "possible Cosi;`thereliyttypiding all the ad
vertised nostrums of the day. : :- , • •
, ~
Seat to any address', gratis and post Nu in a
aealed initelopa,by, remitting (post., two .
postage 4tampa LANF,,X, 88 East
3lst Str'eet, • New Turk City: "c• , •
Wear: •
'[r AS 13E.F.1,.1,. tinri s ng',i4e s past jranritingsol
n in 'prepa'ratiori.lo ss
s 'resume
his'prOfession;anq' s vF))llll
lantion to its sevehil; : ;
South-sail 'eornr 'of Main Street:':'' ' ,
Snaetbport, Noyernyer2l;lBs:9 • '
White,
r HEREAS the' 'Hoiji _Robert G:
Vl' President Judge', and ,thellions. J. Dar •
frog and S. Holmes, -Associate Judges; . of. the
Courts of . Qyer &I.Terphaer • Mid General, .
Delivery,. Quarter Sessions of ilia'. - Peace', - .6r.
phans' Court and Court of' Oorninottl:Pluatiler
the County of M'ltean have issued th'eir precept,'
.bearing date Satitrday, the first dity'of,October
in _the year of our_ Lord one ttiousandfistgla
hundre& and fifty-nine; and tome directed, fdl
holding - a Couirt of Oyer and Terminer,amt Pen
eral Jail Delivery,, Quarter Session's , siiiht,
Peace, Orphans'. Court, and Court of Corn
Pleas, in the.Dorough of Smethporti on, Mon t
day, the twenty-sixth day of December ,
and, to continue one Week. . •
Notice is therefore hereby given'to the exc.
net's, Justices of 'the Peace : and: C'cipsitiblep,
within the county, that:they be then and thet:e
their proper persons, at 10 o'clock A, Wet
said day, with. their records, ipipiiiitiotep
exathinations, and other remembrances,- itiett
those things which their offices 'appertain telt<
dime. • And thoie who sere bound by their sec
Ogniza . nces to prosecute the prisoners that ire. Of
'shall be in the jail of said county,of, M'Kean,
are.to be then and there , to prosectite against
them as will•be just.. • •
Dated . et •Smethpert, October sixth,... 1859,.
and the Slth year ' of the.lndependence'of the
United States of Americe.... --:
JOSEPH MORSE' Sherit.
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A. RARE OPPORTUNITY-IN A' DELIGHT
FUL AND HEALTHY CLIMATE'2A,
MILES SOUTHEAST OF
DELPIIIA, ON THE CAMDEN,
.• AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD . • • -
‘• •'. NEW . JERSEY.
An old estate consisting of several .thousands
of acres of yroditeeivi eoll'lll9 been dividedinto
Farms of various • siies to suit theptire,hasers.
A -population of some Fifteen .lezieuirrdr from
various parts of the middle States and, 'New
.England .laave settled, there the year, itn- •
'proved. their places, end raised excellent' crop.,
The price of the , land is atthe lowsuna of froth ;
$15,t0 $2O per acre; the soil. is 'of the best
quality for: the productien of Wheat, Clover,
.Corn,Pearhee, Grapes .and Viertablee. ~1T
IS
CONSIDERED THE BEST. FRUIT SOIL IN
THE UNION:
The place is perfectly secure
from. frosts-:-Ilie destructive • enemy of the q'sir.-•
Mee Crops of grain, grass and fruit•are,novi.
growing and can be seen.. B3r eltariiininvthe
place itself; a correct judgment
,can be formed.
of the productiveness of the land: .The terms
are made-easy to se turetheinOdimproventent
of•the, land, which is only sold for actual ins
p,:ovanint. The result hat' been that within
the past year, some three hon;ired houseinhavp
been erected, Awe mills, one steam, four !stores,
some kitty vineyards and Peach • orchards
planted, and , a ,large number . of other improve-.
ments, making it a desirable and Active place
of business
C;INGIIAMS,
THE MARKET,.
. .
as the Tearler may perceive from ite loci/atm, is
• • THE• BEST THE UNION.
• .
• ProduCe -bringing 'double the price lharol4
locations away from the, city and. more - than .
dotible the price at the West. Itistnown that
the earliest' and best•fruits and 'vegetables in •
this latitude come from Nevi Jersey,' and-Are
annually exported to the extent of Millions'.
Inlocating here, the settler has many Oven:.
tages. 'He is , in a fcw • hours' rideof the great
cities' of, New England and Middle States,•• he •
is near his old friends and associations; be is in'
a settled conalry where every ..imprgvewent' of'
comforeand at' hand. He . can
buy every sartiele, he wantii at the cheapest.
price, and sell his .produce fertile highest; (in
the West this is reversed,) he has sehbols for
hisehildren, divine service, and will . enjoy an'
open winter; and delightful climate;' 'where re-
Vera are titterly . unknOwn..• The result ofthe
Change upenthos.e . (torn 'the North; hal . genes : -
ally been:to restore them.to an 'excellent state
of health.. . •
In the way of building. and improving, Turn
.-ber can be obtained.afthe mills 'at the ,lateof
$l5 to $l5 per thousand. - Bricks' frati'the
brick yard opened in Ihe place,•;every - article
can be . prOcured in the place, •good Carpenters
are at hand, and there is no place in the Union
where, buildings 'and inuprovernenta, Can be
made cheaper: • • • - •
. . .
reader_ will at once be- littuctOvith: the:
advantages' ere presented,. 'and • ask, himself.
why the property has not been taken unlieforci
The reason is,' it wee.' never •thrown int dos.
market; end. unless these statements werCtcor
rect, no one would be invited to examine, the
land before purchasing: 'This all are'expected
to dp. • They will see land tindel•cultiV.ation,
siich•is,the extent .of the settlement tbefthey
will no doubt, meet. 'nelsons - from their own,
neighborhood; they will witness the improve,
merits and can judge the character of the pop
ulation. - If they come with a, view to settle
they 'should come. prepared to stay a day' or
'two and
,be•ready - to purehase, as.locations . Can
.not be held on refuial. . • . . •
- There aretwo . daily trains' to, , Philadelphia,
dnd to all settlers who improVe, - Tirs itsinaiob
COMPANY LIVES A FREE TICKET - FoR SIX MONTHR,
AND A lIALF-FRICE TICKET FOI?:TIIREE YEARS.,,
DEBAIZES,
.a4:lo.cts
• .
hi.conneetlan with the • agrieulturat settle-
Meat, 4 new •and • thriving town .has., paturallY,
arisen, which preWnis wtelueetneWs for. 04
Of business; particularly stores attul snauttfacta
ries: The Shoe &Wows. , could bed carried' on in
*this place and; market to good vantage r also.
-cotton ,business,. anti m anufactories tsf agriculsa , ..
ral implements.or Founderies for caijincsn4rl4; ,- ...
tic/m.2. The irriprevement haelmea rapid
ae
to insure aconstant.and permanent tncrease,of
business.. Town lots 'of a . good size, We'''rlci, Mkt
small ones as it . would effect'the iniprove.
meat oft,he place; can be had at from sloo.and'
. . • .
.Flairnirenten Farmer; a. nicirithly, literary,
and agricultural siutO,
,coirtitinings fall . itifektita
lion of •flairrolonton, can be obtained at 25 cents
per;aotOtri'' . • ,
indisputable-twarrantie.deedir
cleafof all incumbrance whan:moneyirt.paid.
Route -to ihe.lendq, leave Vine Street Wilaft;
Philadelidda, jot. ,i-lammontori by:,Raltroad ;
7i A. M.,. orldi . P. M. - Fare 00,C0107
there ianaire tor:Mr..l3yrneri... Briartlintfionr
veniences. aa
. hand, Parties had . ,bptter . stop
with Mr. Byines ? a Kin . cligit, unfit they .hive
decided as to purcbaking,its iolFtittik , i'then't •
ever the . loa in his carriage;:',(iiitirariendefi
Letters' and application's con'Veliddiessed; th .
Landis 8c Byrnes, ljarnmontort:7 l :o.;'.Mla'Otii
Co. NOW Jersey, or S. B:; Coughlin; 202"'' 366th
rifth"*Yeetp.gbilidelidtiiiii,•Mans.,Mid .
lion •
COURT FBOCLAMATION
NEW AGRICULTIMAI SETTLIPMENT.
..TO ALL W 4 :IITING FARMS,
'THE TOWN OF .HAMMONTON;
-r, ','i 2 7'! ,, :,e''' , ' - ' , .'''' , ' , .l.