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: ng; or oin..hperost,;.: , ''. , •••!‘,. • 1;495.111
444faltipl:,t11e intiuty; .144- 1,15241
CO11161%10! 'Peabody, . • • on
yak; f; 25
'`":‘, ':ligiritr Morse,. .. ' loft OP
r t r,• Tteeolurir Parsona. 1;9 , 14
Eioefo Io (aim' or Comity, • 452 05
yid amount due forim 014 giilloceors, $ 4119 Ett
• ". from Thvlieetbre n 1 1859, • 1,233 WI
Poi Rouiluikneated Tiqc of. 1 88&• , 600-- , 1 74
• " • • 1118
:Inin - Coniniesloner Keyes, • 088
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, w.'oiotiAted•toi Of ,1858. antll - 159,
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Anti)!ltt!,t.ilutitafuling .411, - , 11939, .
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• • .
titistioillair, • • '
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:To Int orders IMa In' • • • . • ' ' • J
. . .
.- . EXPENDITURESOFRPREAN -t01.71%Tr..153' 9 ,
.
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, -131eX011tii.R0nrt.'110u50.......'..:...... ~....,...... $ ....,2
11410,14 , 11111.: . ..1 ... .....:',..„......„...; ..,.:.. • • 318' ito.
)louse 1011:,...,,.'...... • ' • - • ' Rai 9.2
. . .
-. Commlaxioners , ..colinso yees. • . 0.00
. ...entnaionwitlllll.onan.el '.... - ' , . '" • 10u 80
- , Coanonwealtli'Costs
.'' ' ' • ' •.I,', ~ : rti 0 , 1
• • Prol.hoaritarvri .coabl ''.. ~, .).-..• ..;,, •, ~73 00
. ' Orand Jurni:is fees' ••• •'' • "
• '2Ol 311
• "TraverselJ nroX'S" tees ... :.. .-....'., .: . ".• . ) ........,.... 3,070 40
' , (Irand•Jary.9nttrt, fees ....,'.5.., .. ',.:: . •,, .. •.. '. , 31-18 I
•• • ' 11nardire!Joirt on murdee trltil . • . • •'•23 00
'Coinnll 4 o. - Impost '• ' ....,: , ' ',, •-• •'• 12 07
-Analyzin74lllen's,.Bteniaeli ..4,.........; .. .. ... .
~ . .7 . . 5 0.10
.' • (Inflatable's Returns '.•.:,.....'„ .. ............„ .;... ... 07'30
• • 11,:lect1en e ‘ irpenses:f • • ,- • • , • -,531 61 I
.. •.' Auesshrs'. ' • ' • • •.. ...
~',. .. : :.. .... .. .. . •-• 211 00
.-11,,ad l'lewa: .. ... '.'•„..........--.:-: - •: .'4l! 10
•: • Rasa damages ..:'..... •• • ' • ' • '167 . .511.
:'. • Trldges -....., ~ • • . . HA 20
. .
~ 'County XiolltOrs .:........' . ' • • ,• • ' .42 00
• Auditor:o .Clerk .. ''3 1 1 0
. . „
'Additlk ProthonOtryls and Reco'rae'ex ice.? i.. -% -- 3 01)
• '
.Hooke for PrOtionotary and Recorder ' : ' • '23 00
''' Tax. intended - • • • • - '• . ••'5l 20
,Aarertlstng.landli ' • ...:: ..•-... ... ' ... ..... :, • ' ..27 01 -
. l'Oxen ' , , ••••,. •• . • 3014
, • • W01re5",....,..., „'.... ..... •.•.: . • ... ...'... ci.. . 'OO 00
• • Qusliflcatlons • . :' • •• ' 19 4 8
.• interest on orders ' • • • . . 400 01
i RoOks kitionary and .141) in ...... '. ..
...... .. • - . . 30 07
. . ::55 Oh
. .
. • .Itersirx on 0am0n15510nerfa7611160,..,....:.......' " . 15
• 1 Pherilt , 4l 'Fees' ........... • .. 480 0 0
s. • Ccmndssioner Peabody ~..'......= -,,..-..—
,c 5 00
' ' 'Commissioner:Reyes' ' . • , • ' , 1(0!00
' . Coroolissioner•Colegrore ' ' • ' •' ' • • • 21 , 74
• • Rommtsslopeils•clerk,'PrO Tern. ' 100
. ' Commludonees,9lork ' , .... ~. , .. ~•..:: . ..'s7' 27
', ...
Oder './ , • • '• •
• -Tip Stereesol 10
. , .
„. •••••• . • , • • •
• •Illanks ' ' —., 111 26
' . Publle Println • '' • • • • ' • • .12 ' l 5
6 ....,. „.. ~.. .... , ...... , ...... ~ ~ .
. . .
• We, the undersigned, CoMmissionera °flit 'Kenn coy
ty io eertify•thattlie foregoing statement of. the Funds,
lteeerpte and. Expenditures of.said County for the year Is
correct to the best . of pur knowledge'. • •
Witnesionr hands at.Fmetimort. Joiter); 20thl'Eflu...".
W J COLECIROrE.'
Commissioners.
J. R. Cit.timtcit Clerk
Invaders, tanific...ttirers,-Fariner4 an
'..4l4e : Ottentific aincricatt .
•
• .•,,,„„ TO AorRNLAUGOO: ; ' •
• .: k .
• • V O LU M E
.4zw, SERIES;
CoMmence .
Xolit, 3d, i;1.0. , • •'•
Instead of 416 verso: the 'Neorly Itolume, linlorged, Re
•: contain NIGIIT tiIINDRND AND ToloTT - ..
• . - TWO' PA9133 of Vainable,Deading,Matter, useful and
instenetleo to all , olaanes:;!' • ; ' • • .
Tale Suomi no. Anna; Uskinpublfahedweokiy in quer ,
. •,
pp t lm
form, oultable for binding . ondlhe numbers for
cotta infOrmation in regard in NNW INVI4N
. TIONII. brancheo NIANAPACTGDING PPOONSSNS
. • • AGRICULTURAL ,•impLEmENTS, , IiNGINENDING;
MILLWRIGHTING:' IRCIN.MANDBAOTIIRII...CIII33III3-
TAT;..l6lmit,.*lnanst efery industrial pursuit receives
merit fir Nisi attention In Ito columns. . . •, •
• • Ali Patent •Olairs,n, officially publiohed every ' , wee k ' . as
L . repiiited from Alm Patent Office; and for
AINVEN ND PATENTEtS
it argetabainformation not to be obtained elsewhere
which 'tio..rpeobarder'i inventor, or liatentiie Can wall do'
A. a Vm,ii i iouriail:litsfin,rih:litiiHiripi7.for real Mitotic
ohne In ita columns Will be found useful peas.
barefpl'• attention will be fibrin; frinn time,
..reports
•urthelletsi: Lumber. and other . , mitrifetr. • . .. •
Neely intotherwill contain eliteen pegs. and Dirty-eight
'• *Mamas 'of twittee,.• *Mr Several illustrations of patented
nmelitiseo and oilier . engravings,• comprising in kaingle
•': ' • sm . itu,mintin ciii AL• E NGRAVINGS.. ketN
„
with; Use Enlarged - Parise to presented' an opportunity
• • to oubmaribe not likelito °rear again for many rears. • • It
• ' „Wit M like nommancing a new.work—;•:ifel'l, No. •I, Now
•Iteireito DoDar:
•
Southern. and Canadian mono' or. Poet Ofilee
' etampktOsin at poifor subscriptions: . 'Canadian oubseri:
hero will olloolio teftemit twenty-shroituto extra 'on,aspb
yeses olikoCtifitiontO.Pfe•PaY MOB.. • • •
'• : Mood diseoilitt;to:elikbo: , proopeetuegleing tuff
of thilnthieeraents for cliibs.• with *Declines
roplu alba' poperi:amt a pamphlet containing informs
, thin concerning ;Ihrs,prointring.: of Patents may be had
N!atioitT,dihrl im P • = • MANN de • • .
• .'. *.
Publishers otthe'lleiontide Ami;ileapi
•'2•;:....! • 37 Park Row: - .• New :Pork::
•
,
•.'.'s • taloinot:iihop iffeohaniciburg. .-
, • .
AA WOLTERS respectfully 'announces to
11.• public' that,
~ notwithstanding these
herd'times; he is . Manufacturing Ind keeps con•
stingy. oia . kteind all.kinds 'of furniture, such as
,18 0 F.l 8
...OTTOMANS,: ; • , • •
CARD, , ,CENTER,
• •
DINING AND • •
; . • .BREAKFAST .TABLES,
CHAIRS of all kinds . and. styles, Cane and
Mad Coffins,
° • • f •ture
&c., of the
vettbest-ittatirtsltotd . m,na ni. .
GRAIWORQWER,RC AN CARRY ON their
timitt , a,neeeiiftt4 at Hammonton, free
ffiom , frosti.,;:i . 'oo,oll,,,foilt,'Vineyardit set' ou t•the
Past aeitiin.l.4:,Saa;..atliFOtieement of Hanimon
lon .:r;`
FARM. LANDS TO4 - SA.I.,E 25' MILES from
•PhihinehddiOiy?lleitiOnd r in the State :"of. New
I :3erseq.„-' Soil t he beats, fo r „ Agricultural
• Pori# o o;,tiaing g o od •a claV
.
• . I #44.*:'ll)e'land; . ll large.tractidieided, in
' tot e nd! farm., and • hundreds Cron) all• Parts of
:tha,gonOjt,*e no , * seill int aid building: The
a . ll,ol o ll#l,o4e4trifitery•largejind . can ,he eeen
frriknWaliiiielinute is 'delightful and secure
11AIIDWARE:
M=M=M=r2
. .
AVI.IO z ENLARGIiii..IIY .1 0 AcILITIES
at t.he Oft Stand - • • • • "
N° &3.
EXCELSIOR , ,BLOCK,
$1);831 01
•$; 513'32
2.412 29
55 26
2.1 21
39 56
3.6.-5 32
For keeping constantly on.hamd a - lunch huge:.
• • supply itel .essor . tment alba heavy, •
cies Hard ware generally kept by
• • •the Jobbing Houses, and having •
• secnred the :AGENCY of . •
• '. many•blanufacturers • . • •
• • including,cn :t h e
• , - celelirated '••
gi,3ls t
$ 6,125 22
• . • 6;512 $2 ,
$11 ; 7542*
.n i.41 1 4
lt,!‘A.
$11,:31Z1
FA-U..111 7 MR -NAIL S ,
.• , •
VII Eki,f.ilti .MADDEN:& IA . KEW ELL IS,
S. A ..`,s
Also thrise.Of and
•
• • other makers, . , . 'S •
All JU '~. SCALES
STEWART'S (unexcelled) POPULAR
COOKING- STOVES,
GLASS - of all Sizes,, Sorts Descriptions,
PROPOSE TO „SELL . ALL
Kos bs
THE ABOVE ARTICLES AT _
Manufacturers' : Prices.
Also I propose tO sell nt n small Commission
from my LARGE :and. WELL SELECTED
SH.ELF:.i i;t,,,•IIARDWAIIE.
.
In the snletion of. wliich have .. tpken
pains, having ;'given my. personal attention
lousr,
.......i.vi.1):.:r : i...4r.,,p.:
COOKING P A 111:OR every desirable
cARK . NTEQS';:,..„:: , MU7WRIGUTa
BLACKSMITHS' AND TIMIONS'
Of the.moif iiiiiirovedManeflcrtii re;
PECK: -AXES,
SPAAES,
PITCH FORKS,
L ! Eig) ;PIPES,..
LAMPS for OIL, CAMPHENE, FLUID, and
MY motto is: The Largest Sales of the
very BEST GOODS at the LOWEST Be
mimeragve ' Prices Insures the Largest
Profits to the Seller, fainishes the Buyer'
with the Cheapest and Best Articles, and
gives the best satisfaction. •
.LIBERAL DISCOUNTS WILL BE MADE.
If people will pay higher prices for no better
articles at other. it shall be their. own
fault and naf.rnine . .. . • .
In connection • with the above; II am able to
impply on ahort notice • -
TIN,.
SHEET IRON ••••
' .4. COPPER-WORK
, ,
Havingiti my; employ . :bompetent 'and Aspen"
enced workmen; whosework has - tidier failed
tligiye satisfaction. ' • '
C. ,:y.l--;e0.1,1341u,':.;
PR9P I aPT° I4,
No:'2 and 3 Ekeelsior. Block
olean,,May qs, 1859
, - , •
n
OLEAN,
iiII i EATHEB :BELTING,
Pattern
T'OOLS,
SHOVELS;
MATTOCKS,
RAKES,
BUCKETS,
WHEEL=BARROWS,'
PUMPS,
KEROSENE
TO Dt'ALERS.
ALL KINDS OF
===:=l4:=
. • ..
AdminiBtikators . .
A joTICE is •horehy. 'given that.
,the' under,;
1 1 1 • Signed, Adininistrators of •iliO..listate
Sennett; deceased,. late •cif Smethport,
Corongh,,ip purs innce,of an order'frorrt• t he Or
pinui?s Court ill'Rea,WcOnrity, to therndirec.
led,;
.NvilLexpoie :to sele•or.: pnblic• venilue,! at,
the Court HouSe,in Smetliport,...M'Keen county,
Va. - , - , l 'onTnesday;.the t wenty;eight • ,Jay of
Vehrtivy next,: at one o'cic;ck, P. M.';',of 'said
day, the(allmiling realetitatei to wit: •
. All that piece or
. parcel'of land , sitnete in the
'Borough of
.SriVetliport, M . •'Kean county and
'State.of Pennsylvania; tiotinded rind described
es felloVs, to'.wit: . :That part of .Square num
&fired seventy . -nific (19) in' they general plan of
said town,swithhr the` following boundaries,
viz: begiiining'atilie•oortlV‘west corneriof said
'squarer,thence east:one hundred. and ninety -
t (1•9!,:t) feet to the buildingnow occupied
Teat (ndyv . 601100 hy,'J. C: •13ac@is
& Co.,)—being'seventy-tw0..1e0.: (torn the
north'-east corner 'or said . Aquare; thence :South,
sixteen perches,... r t.° . the ' southline
of Old' squaref thence;' West onp.titind.red
ninety-two (192)•feetlOthe'south- we st corner
of eaill•squa re; thenc.e.northsixteen (16) per
ches to the place of beginning: ' , Containing one.
'ecre..and•twenty-six perches, tnore or less; ,on
Said : premises there' is .ona' frame 'building
known as the . icilefinett
one lee Dense, and, othr.dut l houses.'
thonannd cash, at'the
time of sale; -.onelhousand 'dollars 'at 'the
of June, rickt,.nod'the. , bala - nce in 11,000 pay
mentS,. annually thereafter. •
.; '
• • . DAVID R. RENNET',
' • WM . :. 8.. WARNER, .
•• .. • Administrators.
Stnethriort, Fa., January 21,'1860. , . •
The above sale is adjourned until the fourth
Noonday of June'neatt,-4 being the.',2stli days
atthe 'same hoUr and place above mentioned:
• ...DAVID R. 131?NNF41"r,
• , VINI.'B...NVARN ER;
Adininistratoth •
• Smetliport, Feb. 2 , 30'5(10,. •
PANS,. W. new and' shiny—you 'can.
ee an horiest,man!sfaee in .them ais'spon
asyon.ray aver the do!, at , • MASON'S.
' TO ALL
WANTING:FARMS,.. I'EE AD;
.
vertisement of Hammonton Lands..:
WE are not . in the' habit .61,.
•
steriee,: . bitt ode hivie get, MACKF.RELi .
COD acid WHITEFISII, besides ilostt:TEA.
at 10 cents.:. B. F.•WRIGHT.-
37" THEOLDEST, WIDEST. CItICULA;
TED,;and most COMPLETE, CORRECT and
RELIABLEDank Noie Reri . rter in eiciAtence.
THOMPSON'S
BANK NOTE AND COMMERCIAL REFUTER,
Circulation, 7.00,000.
EDITED BY JOHN THOMPSON
(4ltotations corrected by TnomrsON BnoTitpris,
Vpb4sheti . by C . H4s. BLONDF,LT., 117,Frokl I K St
• .TERMS c.FSOIISCII:irTIoN IN' ADVANCE;
' • ••' Subscribers.. • ." '
Weekly,....s2f • sorni-rilor4hly,:...sl I 111Onyhly...
To Postionsters or bilirs, WhO form .Clubs owl' for
ward us the - money.in advance, we will sq . lid Repor!.
'ICY (loin Ohart .111ap.uct, and D4seriptive List, tis:
• • 5 ccipieitor, tlie Weakly, one, yerkr,'• •:.• • • •.$9 00..
copies'of the ... .. .. 00..
.'lO copies of the' ' 0 00 ~
We will forward gratuifonsly to any periort
aending 'a slob ot - s2o•at. the above "rates, at
,
any one. lime, our American Gold • Coin Test
Scale. Address, '
'THOMPSON , BROTHERS,' •Bank . eis,
••• • : • • 'NO. 2, Wall St. N. Y., Proprietnia.
PAINTS,
vtititarso ItialE2Y2
Patented Sept. 9, 1856.
Briritikr
•lE ' W.ASIIIIOARD ..619i.BEATER. fire
T. 'the two first.and,Most.natural implements
ever Used in Washing Clothei. • Notwithstand.:
"mg it•has beep '.the study of inventors to do
the* away; and for that Purpose several bun
dred,pateuts'haYe been: issued, yet' it has heal
of no . ' effect. They have failed in . their 'at
tempt,. Their machines have beeti condemned
and thrown' away, and, the.. Wash Board. and
Beater again 'used in theirstead. . • .
This machine 'combines them together, at:.
tachett.to a•progreasive lever in such a manner
as
,gives - great power, to the ,Beater,
either may be nsed es the Operator may desire.
The, motion of
. .the Beater (*kit and easy,
the pressure gentle and powerful, which_ gives
Wthe advantage - oyer all other mae.hines, and
is so decided by, competent judges.-• '•
111anufacturecl and sold at PfechanicsbOrg - , by'
• • • A'. WOLT.F..RS,•
.•: . .
• Mechanicsburg, - Marcli 18,.1858. .
PAILS,
FIFTY DOLLARS FORFEIT
1/R.•• HUNTER. WILT. FORFEIT $5O IF
failing to , cure' any-case of secret disease
that may come under his care, no matter how
long standing or afflicting. ' Either sex are in-'
vite .to . his Private Rooms, 44 North SEV
ENTH St., Philacl'a, without fear. of interrup,
tion from other patients. Strangers and ethers
who-have been unfortunate in the selecti'on of.
a PhysiCian are invited - to call. •
IMPOTENCY.—Through unrestrained in
dulgence of the passions, by , excess or' self
abuse, the Oils are numerous. • Premature im
POtency,involuntary seminal discharges,.wast
ing of the organs, loss of
,memory, a distaste
for female society, general debility, or consti
tutional derangement, are, sure to • follow. If
'necessary, consult the Dostor with confidoce;
he offers a perfect cure. '
READ AND REFLECT.The afflicted
would do well to reflect before trusting ; their
health' and happiness, and in many cases-their
lives,:in the hands of physicians ignorant of
this class af maladies. It is certainly impossi-•
ble forone open to understand all the ills the
human family are : subject to. Everyjespecte
ble physician has his'peeuliar brand), in which
he is-more successful than hie' brother prtifess
ors,. and to. that' he devotes most of his time
and study.
YEARS OF PRACTICE, exclusively devo
ted4o the study and treatment - of diseasett of
the sexual organs, together, with ulcers upon'
the body, throat, nose, or legs; pains in the .
heart, or bones,' mercurial rheumatism, sirict
urea, gravel, irregularities, diseases arising
from' youthful• eXcesses, iinpuritiei of the
blotid, whereby the •conatitution has become
enfeebled; enables the Doctor trio:tiler speedy
relief to all who may place themselves under
his care: . • • • •
TUBING,
[l2 — Mediciiie forwarded to anyipart of the
United Statps,—Price Ten
.to
per Package .
For sale, D. DICKINSON'S CELEBR4
TED MAGNETO.ELECTRIC
No acid or other ingrediOnt•required ; its power
heing.ohtained from ; h peirrninent magnet.
family shoulitbe .wiihout-one. Prier! only I 0
Wail Street
PAPER HANGINGS DEPOT,
N. 10 . . Courtland St. Now 'York:
Directly she Western* :Hotel. 7. .•
THE CROTON MAIIFACTIAING . 00111P4111%
(Organize(, in 181:6, 'wider . the . Cie,riil Mtinu
factin:ing Law qf the StAte'of New YOrk.)
. .
. . . .
'Offers:at viholeliale; in quantities. tri.sejt
ctasers,. at, Manufacturer's prices;. the
Cash or lapproved . ,.' •
liangingS; of every variety and.
tiorders .match;
Transparent .Windo"iv'S . ..hailes, •
. •.Oil Painted, Window.Shrides: .
— Wide, Window:Certain .P.tpi4s;' 'Wlntl(4
Stintte:fixtuies.' •
.Store.§hades and Lettered,'
Or the latest .styles 'and •stiperier.linisit,•.all
their owe' manufacture 'and imporlation't
.therrsteck. is large nod entirely new; they le"'
vite• Merchants, Booksellers; and .healers
these artich.s,to call and examine their. styles .
and prices;.ivhenevecthey visit the city, - . ••
•
PATENT POCKET
COIN. DETECTOR.
•
FOR TRSTING• Mn E ' VARIOUS.
.KINDS OF •
GOLD AND SILVER. COINS.
Wis. 'admitted by all to be tho most perfect thing
of the - kind over offered, to the public. ..
-IT 'IS SO MAL:IIIAT IT CAN RE-CAR
' RIED IN• THE' POCKET WITHOUT
ANY INCONVENIENCE.
••.
Every Merchant should have W. -•-
Every.Storokeoper should have it!
Every. Mechanic should have •it! • :
' - - Every Man trfßusiness.should havo it!
it detects at the saine moment; both size,
rhickneis and weight,' from . a half dime, to n
Dolliir in silver; and frorri SI in 'pow up, to $2O
besides foreign Gold. and , silver; 'Ond sells .as
quickly as seen, Nvitliout the ri.ssistenei of a
word: - It is , simple, eminently useful, dOrable,
economical and perfect.
A 'Warrantee goes with every, one sold!
. .
.. • . PRICE ONE VOLLAR: • ,
Post-paidto any, part of thG..Uaited States
• gag WITAT TiLE. NEWSP,III'IiItS
The . possession of it is .a perfect guarantee
ag,ainst being imposed. upon with spnricius coin.
Detection is' sure, certain , inevitable.--web
• :A blind:man willt one in bis'.possession•ma y
bid defiance to , the. most skillful - counterfeiter
•of•the'day .131111clim.• • • • .
We pronounce it without hesitation fo be.the
,most perfect thing of the 'kind ever offered to
the. public.—Penn. E . mprirer.• • • 2
like; t, Ord . cordially recommend •it . to
the publiciVizeidizat Are , • • •
It is -worth its price ten times told—:City
• AGENTS WANTED. "
An'agent wanted . every County•in• the U.
Statesi to, whom a 'heavy discount will be
made. Samples sent, :with terms of, agency,
on the receipt of one dollar. • -
Addreis•ajl ordefslo " .
• .•:
. .
Bank Note Reporter, Pula. 'Po."
The Reporter has been (or Thirty years the'
constant and.necessary cbmpanion of'the Cash-.
ler, Merchant; Clerk,' Trader,• Mechanlc .and
the People, betng the , oldest on the-Continent,
and the ablest. in the world,. riniLhaving more•
subscribers_ tha,n..:611 others coinbined, . is Pub
lished on the lst.and
,15th of- each month, at
the follovring;rates:
Monthly., one copy . one:year, . -$l,OO
'Semi-Monthly, 1 copy one year,: 2,00
including without extra . , charge -a - copy the'
Coins of the. .World, containing a larger 'number
Of magnificently illustrated Vac-Simile' impres
sions than can .he found. in. any other work, and
which can be obtained from no' other 'source by
any possibility of means. Address, - • '
• •• IMLAY Bc•BICICNELL'S
• Bank Note Iriepoitiri. Phila., Po.
nEsll. Buynifig Fluid at the • • ."
• • ASTOR lIOUSE ITT'ORE
F
• Hardware Store,
OPPOSITE EXCELSIOR BLOCK, OLEAN
Tli E
a.d sula v e i c ei r n ili Ty rs o a fre l r ar t g o e th a e' n ene e n ll s of an
stock HardsOare, at prices that cannon fail .
to sait the purchaser. : • . • , •
•
mom'
.Amencan, English, Swedes,
RODS: Norwegian, Nail and Spike.
NAILS: Cut, Wrought, Clinch and Rivet.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
IaARPENTER and MILLWRIG.Ht.TO.OpS
Besides
H....4.::11. D . W.A: 13 41%,
• IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
Sash,, Mass; Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
CaRR:LIGE GOOOS,
ENAMELED,CLOTIL - BROAD CLOTH,
DAMASKS, ,
BOWS, SPOKES, FEL"LCES,
SPRINGS, AXLES,
'
AND A LARGE QUANTITY OF
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
AGENTS FOR THE
BOSTON BELTING Co, - LEATIIEB AND -BEETk
.„ • - • 1 WIIIOII WE OFFER AT , .
M,ANITT , 'AC)TUMIIRS
MILL, MIME, HAND AND CROSS CUT SAWS
..1"ipt ! I the colehrated Factory:of Wheeler, Madden
• ' Co..
PITOU AND OAKUM, ,•• FtLACNSMITIL TOOLS
DRILLS, VIOES,.SOKENV PLATES and ANVILS.
FARMING .lITENSTLS.. ••• •• •
• 'RAKES, SCYTIIES; kr.
IiTANTIFACTURERS - OF ' • •• '
. . .
.
TIN, SHEET IRON . - A ND - COPPER
-- • STOVES OF ALL PATTERNS,',
.. ..
WlTn . clOok AND PARL6II...
WC, respectfully solicit a Filtard or 'your,patronago.
(Ifire tui a call before parch:talk clamber°. ' .
T; W. ADAMS . 4
.CO.
- .
- Otoan, May q, )80. .• • • ' •- : • ~ • . •
TIN: CHURNS and .Tapanaed Ware; - Steve
Pipe an 4 Tin Cat . Hoier..at MASODPS..
NEW CARRIAGE AND WAGON SHOP.
JTAMES MCDONALD would inform the riob.-
lie that he bas.fitted up a, shop at the lower
end.of town ' on . the premises' recently occupied
,by N,. Medbury, as oa carding ibetory, and, is
prepared to build, all kinds of
CARRIAGES AND. WAGONS
At abort notice, in a . workman-like manner;
and at reasonable prices: Having had a large
experience, in the I businels, he feels satisfied
w
that his ork will fully meet the requirements
of all syho will favor him viithAheir pittronpge.
Repairing' promptlrattentled to.
Sniethport, April; 10, 1850.:
GOO.D,S
CHEAP
ARE
TAYLOR'S.OGVLATOR ,
7141or'llas lioso Store the
.Lirgest Sack. of
NEW SUMMER ,GOODS
n,.47 . er . 6 . 4vi1 . 1dr iu p !Ais
X Zi Ett IJ A LI*D, ATTIfieTIO N* IN
-
ELEGANCE, and
• egesiilL . : . and coloring!,
EitS IJSMIJ
ARE 11 E,R E
Now is the Time
To Seleci from the La! g.est:sl6 - cl; arid Prn•chase
Goods while
PRICES: AgE.',D9NiNt
.1`& doods . gre Of like
;HOT CAKES iill:a . - FHOSTY - : MOONING;
And 4LO:so who wish to niako.
CHOICE SELECTIONS
SHOULD' CALL. EARLY
GOA . f . :FIRST SERVED
Ills' Immense Stock - eop.this of
O.:RY •:.„G.0.0,1).:.$
Li Endless Yqiiety
PARASOLS AND UAISRELLAS,
READY-NADE CLOTHING,
CLOTHS & VESTINGS,
MILLINERY.CocaIs,
LADIES' DRESS PRINTS,
LAWNS,
LADIES' CHALLI & LAWN
ROBES; Flounced, at $1
DEBAIZES, at 10 cts
inact Gomplete Assortment of
DRESSGOOO' .DS.
16,66 yds ! BROWN SHEETINGS,• . •
500'0 BLEACHED SHEETINGS
G . R.0".:.C...E..1;1..X 4.s`
SVGARq,
FLOUR,
PORK,
&c., &c
RAMS a't 124 , ats..TEAS at 31 to 621 etc.
BOOTS -...:&:.SHQES,.
'targest stock ever offered, in this section' of
country. • Men's Kip Boots,
Nomen's • Calf Boots,' Men's Brogan §hOes,
Women's Gsiters; . tippetl, Women's enameled
In addition , to the above he haw!' large quan
STOVES.
HARDWARE, CROCKERY,' DR tiaB
MEDICINES, YANKEE` NOTIONS,
. JIM AND CAPS, L IRON'of all' •
• , ' ••• and• ' •
.• • • • • • • Haail 1r0n,. • •,.• • •
• : • ,
German and Cast Steel,
Wash Tubs and Grain „Measures,. .
Patent Pails, Wash Boards, 'Vinegar,
Camphene; Turpentine, - . • '• •
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
And a thousand other things , too numerous to
mention, which Will be sold.
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
• Er:rCountry merchants 'supplied at as low
prices as they cnn buy in' New York, or any of
the eastern cities, for cash or approved credit.
Smethport, June, 1859. • • ,
THE SECRET' INFIRMITIES OF
YOUTH ANT MATURITY
• JUst Published, Gratis, 25th Thousand , I
AA FEW - WORDS ON THE RATIONAL
TREATMENT, without Medicine, of Sper
matorrhed, or Local 'Weakness, Nocturnal Emis
sions, Genital and 'Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay of the. system, Impotedcy, and Impedi
ments-to Marriagotenerallyk
BY I . DE LANEY, M. D. •
•
The important fact that. the many alarming
complaints, originatipg in the: imprudence and
solitude of youth; may be easily removed wag-
OUT MEVIOINgo is, this ,small tract Clearly de
mopstrated ;:and•the entirely new and highly_
successful' treatmentots adopted by the Author,
fully explained, ,by' rpeans.of which
: every one
is enabled 'to cure mstsm.v . perfectlY and at the
least possible cost, thereby avoiding all the ad
vertised nostrums of the , day; '
Sent to any,address, gratis. and post free in a
sealed enve . lope•by •remitting (post paid) two
postage 'stamps to Dn. D. DE LANEY, 88 East
31st Street, New York City... .. •
lIMMEMEMM
Soniethilig Mew
IN SNIE'rEIPORT
. .7 1 . TAYLOR'S. OLD FURNACE
IN:''..:Fpt./.:;:io:4:4.isT!
T, UNDERSIGNED WOULD RES:
,p,ECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO THE
CITIZENS - OP •
. . . • •
: ATKean.
That they have located themselves at
Forte purpose ' f Ifa u '
nufactring
,ho , .
PLOWS,' StICAFERS; SLEIGH-SHOES,
Anil in fact el,;erY2thini - usually made at ia
COUNTRY FURNACE •
Therou"gh eirperience in the business,'warrints
us in saying that we can Ttirnish as
•
COOD WORK and - afas•REASONABLE PRICES
As'ean be idund. elsewhere. Parlieulir tttten
tion at all times be paid to . -
• • . .
.• .
•• -:c•":10 B IN• C.•,.. . .
The. celebrated: FRAINIICLINVILLE and
DUCHESS COUNTY , OIPROVED PLOWS
constantly on: hand. Farmers "and others, give
. ..-.- .. .
us a call.
E, VAN DYKE '& S. A. WING.
August 9, 1559.
NEW AGRICULTURAL S.ETTLEMENT,
TO ALL WANTING FARMS,
A RARE OPPORTUNITY - IN A•DELIGHT-4
FUL- AND HEALTHY CLIMATE 25
MILES SOUTHEAST OF PHILA
DELPRIA, ON Mo. CAMDEN.
AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD , •
• ' NEW -JERSEY. •
An of estate consisting of several thousands
of acres•of. produrthie.soll has'been 'divided inta
Farms Of various sizes to suit Heti pUrchaseri.
A population of some . Fifteen Istindrcd, from
various partsrof the middle States .. and. New
England., have settled there the past year, lin
proved their places," and raised excellent crops.
The price of the land is at the low Buhl' of from
$l3 t 0 .520. pet' acre, the soil is •of •• the. best
miality. for theAroduction of Wheat, Clover,
Corn, Pdiches,. Grapes. and .Y,gotittles. IT IS
CONSIDERED THE BEST FRUIT. SOIL IN'
THE UNION.. Thosplace is perfectly. '
secure'
from frosts--the destructive enemy of , the.
trier., Crops,ol. grain,.grass fytiit are now
growing, and can be seen, .7 By exert - lining the
place itselfia correct judgment can be formed
of the nrodbctiveness• of the land: The terms
are made easy' to secure the rapid improvement
of the land, which only sold for actual
im
provement. The result has been that.. within
the'past year, some titres Ititirdred.hduseS have
been, erected, two mills,'one steam, four stores,
some, ,forty vineyards and PeaCh • orchards
'planted, and a• large •namber, of. other improve
ments, making it a desirable and active place
as the reader may perneiie froni its location, is
GINGHAMS,
Produce. bringing. double the price-than in ,
locations away:from..the city; arid, more than
double the price . at the West. It is knciwn that
the earliest and bestlrtnis and vegetables in
this latitude come, from New Jersey, and are
annually expertedto the extent-of Millions. '.
..411,1OCating.here, th 4 settler. has Many-advan,
tages.„Heis in , efew hours' ride of the great
cities of 'New England and-Middle States, ho
is near his old friend's and associations, be is in
a settled country ti.leers every ,ituprovesirent 0.
comfort and rivilizatioti- is
. at hand . . Ile Can •
buy every article' ,he wants at .the cheapest
price, and sell his Produce !Or the highest, (in
the Westthis is - reveised,) he has schools for
his children,- dininevertnrsi. and will : 'enjoy an
open winter, end delightfulclimate, where fe- -
vers are utterly unknown. . The result of the
chapge upon those.fioin;the North, has genei ,
ally been to restore 'them. to an excellenf.state
of health. , • ' • , •
. 'ln the way of building and improving, lim
ber can - he obtained at the at the rate of
$lO -to $l5 per thousand: ••• Bricks 'troth the.
brick yard pperted in 'the place;
,every article;
•Cin bePronered in the plaCe, good carpenters
are at . hatid-, and there is no place in the-Uninti,
where buildings' and improvements' can he
rniae cheaPer. . •• . s 1 -
-The 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 - unless.these statements were cor
rect, no one -Wmild • belevited-to examine the
land before purchasing.. 'This all are expected.
to do. They will see land tinder. cultivation,
such is the.cxtenfof the' settlennent that they
will, no doubt;:meer persons from - their oivti .
neighborhood; - .they will Witness the improve- .
ments and canjudge the character .of the-pop- .
ulation.. If they come - with a view to settle
they -, sheuld cbrne prepared to stay' a day. or
two and be - ready to purchase, as locations can•
notbe held on refusal, . - _ • •
There are two daily trains to Philadelphia,
.and to all settlers who improve, vrn - rtAtLason
COMPANY GIVES A FREE TICKET TOR .41X MONTHS)
AND A.IIALF-PRICE TICKET FOR TRUES VARS. .
COTTON YARN
ln connection with the agricultural settle.:
ment, a new and thriving town has naturally
arisen, which presentsmitterments for any kind"
of business, Yarticularly . stores and snawnfacto
ries. 'The Shaabusatess could be carried on in •
this plaCe and market to good advantage, also
cotton business, and manufactories of agricultu
ral implements or-Rounderins for casting smlllar
tides. The improvement has been so rapid'as ,
to insure • a•constant and permanent Incrense• of
business.- Town lots of a , good size, we. do not
sell; small ones as, it would effect the iinprove
ment of the place, can: be had ni,froro $lOO. ands
upwards. • ' • - .
-
The Hammonton F into' s, it monthly literary
and agricultural she t, containing, full-informa
tion of Hamm - Onton . an lie obtained at 25 cents
per, annum.
Title indisputable—warrantee deeds given,
clear of allincumbrlnce 'when money is paid..
Rouie to the , land: - leave Vine street, wharf,
,Philadelphia, for- Hammonton by. Reilroad, at
7.b A. M., or 4A- P. M., Fare 90 cents. Whew
there-inquire ter Mr..Byrnes..Boarding con
veniences. on .hand. Parties' had better stop.
with Mr. Byrnes, a principal; until their have ,
decided as to purchasing, as he will shOw them
over:the land in his carringe; free of expense.
Letters and applications can be addressed to
Landis &-Byrnes,Hammonton P. Q., Atlantic
Co. New Jersey, or S. B. Coughlin; 252 . -South.
Fifth Street, Philadelphic,•• Maps and informa
tion cheerfully furnished. • . ', • • • • .
PERSONS WANTING 'CHANGE, OF.' CLP
Mato for health. See' advertisement of Tam;
mouton Lunds,.anattier column. •
:{~',t~Y7~7;.`-'e4":ftY~':•l6rdfeF&?'tx^..:!`";a:r.R~;.ri«~e.; ~~, rw
S4E.TuPOR . T
THE MARKET,
THE BEST IN. THE UNION
THE TOWN OF IWIMONTON