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• • itintinaft' fOrlriCg:FrPippe:.
keir4 l 77 - 66 .
'sAft Pei •
, leefireety , titeetr4. ,1 11
- teltitereie 1,403 , 70
• j •'•••• •• ; -
..;::: - .!';'1,1113 17
.;.01111511beg."•0111117,1.'.*::.•• • 800
:4051
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• 425
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4 4 .9e
kteounty; • *eve!,
• ,
44- Collrotoriti
`e't.fret' Collector* of letti,
Die teof . I* +so;
,f i;1111.10051roi notaii '
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it:,: 11E0EIPTe.
•.. . .
•
• ~. V§.00(0 4 . 44- 104- ener More,
4,1508
MA*
, 4
!'---,*ilissiiriillllssos44rse. I 1850, • .. $ .2085 22
• ... .... ..13,518 08
' .
tate Treumier
' `lrroirar garporui,
-40041101'
;. 4; , -*ls74lriit Orders Ir
orrillicEAN coint4Tv!.l.B
, • 4 ' •
54.0400. ••-•••• • •••• •••• • • 92 39
.1 4 1 4 4 .• • •••• 1 ••••t• •-• • •• • . ;118 05
' iminsei len . t . 00
nit o(* oi' 100 86'
- Cosu •
UPl's eos4s • _ 75 00
~,r/rOOS huis . ; ........ • 201 31)
Of';,Tri'Ven Juror's foes ....... . . 1,070 46
" , ! , • ,; ; 1 2 , 10 11 .!Ititise 4 • • " •14 18
Posrdlie toy on murder tr ial .... • 23'50
'AI ee ee
ls Stomach- 12.07
' ' • 5000
'ANA , . . .
. stenos •• • '57 tiO
1 111401 apials ...... .... .... ,
581 01
A.. 211 00
• ••••
31611P11.64401- sl.•••• ••• .. . 10760
: Ifridgeo . • • 80128"
' 1391191,1 . 4290
AuditutsllWlL • • ...44 . •;:.;', t , . 500
#4,llsstrtitholoo, trps anlXteopeilutie .. • ' 30)
milm47o,ll~o4try.assll4oooullir • 29 00
?alp 1•140414 • 74'26.
I 27 04
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Yer
400 01
ti
; •• •g i l l " . TY • linti Llghte ... .. . . • 3607
4tptdra • • 75
*Mrs Imo • • 430 00
. 4701111010410001. 1 1 70004 , • - C 5 00
• aSIOII6 I AIM Kew • ".• 'llO 00
Counuisdouir CologrOSO . - ..' . . ... 0174
• • V 0111160441601 1 49 elerk..Pro !Tem: • • *0
: 1 ..4/0191016 , 11 • . '57 27
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etvpoi..'...'• • 91 50
02 . " ' 'l9 26
249 '25
. . •
inelieralgant, Corniaissioners of.kr!Keio
111“10 atilt" that the foregoing. statement or the Funds,
Weefpts Zarpenalteres of said Odusity fey the year la
.Okorylkllk*" g4a imikor our knowledge. 1 •• • • •
ITh Nee um' at Emetbpork, Jamary Atli 1860.
D. J. DRYER . • .
W.:,1 COLD:MOVE: •
Artist
J. II; CSAIIWIOII Cifirk
liveit to kre — r!,, Fulcra and ldillrvrighd
IClie 'Ocittittfic ltitentatt
To ENLARGED! ' '
£ .- . llAlv , *oLuit - E.:-NEw . SERIES.;
-- , ...r..m t lffielissinee on ittlY 4 4 ,.1269. ' •
AWNS. or 41101,t1se, Teerriv: Ilolume, kolerfied Se.
doe:Ida•ZIORT' aI:INDEED AND THIRTY.,
'17 11 4 0, 4dal 7 . o . l — Taluable Reading Matter,, Useful end
. • • Tie SOntietro /111maidai Is pitnabed weekly louder',
10 1 4 i•dise•for bindle*: and the numbers for ft Nin
on la regard to . NEW INVEN
, beasebee of 111ANITSACTUSING PROCESSES
alimaTUSAd 1 TISPIANSNTS. • SNGINENRING,,
SISMEWISOII MANINFACTURS, 01111111113,
1 4 1 :rs ottiotio 'sdaitt " l ei n s isa ry ea lnd hi e tn et n itisi c :pursuit receives
published; every week, ea
Paint 0004 lad for . •
;.. ITIVNIPOISISII'AND PATENTEES
It effibialim lot to be obtained elsewhere, elk
wfildedlildlindlialeKteirentor,pr patentee can well do
4 111 4 4: 6110 1 114 4 11 1 ow superior for real prorate
'is Odd la Ito voltam wlll be found ueelul yrac
'sill be Oren from time, to reports
••fie disi 3wholtor, ood 'other marketir. •• , • . .
'• :‘, 11,00/11
taeeNetrVo
,eldisielateen pagemmil forty•eight
SlOSlffildelf ressrellilustratlons of patented
onstisings, . comprising iu,sa single
0116311111Ai'l.NallAVINGS.
•tllMw the 'edified Sefton le presented an opportunity
" ' • NI& illtogfileal SSW, to miser again for many years. It
SOisaisofNifiglineff Work--104, -I, No. I, New
Eallar for
• ...WORM' tiostoto, and Canadian money or Post O ffi ce.
• ' Otelepatakint at pay for eibscrictione. Canadian subeeri,
jiNiOe to. remit twenty-slit cents extra on each
, • pourossawriptioi to prepay Abpge,..: •• •• •
•. • ~Allimisst ddiested to iliac' rompectue girins full
=ismer tbslieduesoiente for,clubs, 'with specimen
Um piper; sad • pamphlet containing informa:
Sloenaidaredill. the ,procuring of . Natalie. may be , had
. • , Sultin s lict
,s*Sitil* • • • NUNN & 00., ,
. ~•;•• fildlshere of the Scientific American,
• ''" .17 Park Row, New '
osidat, Shop' in - Xeohiniciburg. " •
1 1, 01•TERS: tespectfulty „,annoupces to
notecithitanding theise
lUird flies. be Is minufaeturing and keeps cone
spotty ft' kusil all kiiids turnitUre, such as
*OF IS
.
OTTOMANi," • ,
CARD, CENTER, •
' • 111N1NO AND
, • •,BREAKEAST TABLES,
41611A11113 of all kinds and styles ' Cane -
and
Ptettitems RentAjNiade Coffins, sm., of the
,sit Wit matprtal and rnanufacturee
.. ,11 1mothriorti•Feb,25,1858 1-tf
VIOINERS CAN. CARRY ON their
1011161iiiii‘01010Hiceesefu.1 1 y at
. 1 H ammonton, free
frOup#o44l4' 4 .; for ty Vine yards set out the
See - adirettiiement of Hammon
tolkbind*rall.ettier.OlUrnali •
.L . * FAISidUPS' FOR SALE 25 MILES from
'' Thitadriiijitiiiiii'Attillrand'in the State
. of New
Itirsitii-s`fiiiii'Amingthe beat for Agricultural
prpoliss 'Wig ii:• loam soil,with a clay
• lett* , :. i the land is a hale tract, divided in-
Ft sill'fains4-isid , ,liuridreds from all parts 'of
: 4 1ItaailiitsY ere now settling and building. The
4 ' ' .elrerl **teed ire' very large and can be seen
„ • - .•,'ltritwing,';crie i
climate s delightful, and secure
~ ' , lBllBl, ~,feltilhtii'::, , rerms from 815 to $2O per 'acre,
~,' ..OMNI..
_i*lttlier Ibis *elm by Pistatninnte, ' Td
.' .rk., ,, ilikierlave . Vine, ,Street ; Wharf at
',' , ',:',....llhgfopliia - pit ; 71A: Dl,:hy Aaiiroad -for Ham,
-, - : ., ' 1190 4 4 44:.!4!krr 4 a.i'1t: - ' 3 .- By'rnpi, ,by letter,
-;l...llp#,l*ltton i past:fltilee, Atlantic County, New
z ,4 4
•;c::,!• ,, t i ,,:',-fiai-,liill,litivertisement ii another
,-.' jr4, , i, : . ; '•'''.,4, ,, ..,•::'
'',:„.„A,,flr4.
HARDWARE:
4t' 'Olisiaufacturers 9 Priem
inrAVINO ENLARGED . MY FACILITIES
11 - 1. ii,th'e Old Stand, • • , . • , • •
. . . .
$ll 831 31
Cr.'.
$ 439 68 •
1,283 68
9,444 74
708 44
569
N° 2 & 3
EXCELSIQR,:..BLOC.K,
SU,&2I et
$ 313 32
2.412 22
33'.26
22 24
31) 56
FOr keeping constantly on hand a rnuCh larger
'• Supply and •aesorttnent of the heavy era.
cies of. Hardware generally kept by •
the Jobbing Houses, and having• • -- •
. • • • secured the AGENCY of..
tnanY Manufacturers .
•includins . the: '
%SIB 98
$11 1 764 20
$11,754 20
FALL RIVER NAILS,
WHEELER, iKADDEN & BAKEWELL'S
Also those Of WELCH & GRIFFITIIS
• other makeri§,,
FAIRBASK'S ScAttS,
COOKING STOVES;
GLASS; of all Sizes, Sias sad Descriptions.
I PROPOSE TO SELL ALL
86,518 - 66
THE A•BQVE ARTICLE AT
Manufacturers' Prices.
Also I Propose to• sell at a small Commisiion
from my LARGE and WELL SELECTED
STOCK of "
SlwLr ; ;4, other uARD:w4ttE;
In•the selection .of which I have Aitken. Much
pains, having
. given .my petard - attention
HOU,SE' TRIMMINGS, " '
....
••• .:...........
„,,,::.,....,.......: .-...:„0N,
COOKING! and PARLOR of every deidrable
CARPENTERS',. :::::..MILL-WRIGIITS%
Of the most approved Manufacture,
PECK AXES,
SPADES, HOES
PITCH YORKS,
TUBS ' WHEELBARROWS,
LEAD PIPES,
LAMPS for OIL, CAMPHENE, FLUID, and
My motto, is: The Largest Sales of the
very BEST . GOODS at the LOWEST Re
munerative Prices Insures -the Largest
Profits to the Seller, frunishes the Buyer
with the Cheapest and Best Articles, and
gives the best satisfaction.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS, WILL BE MADE
If people will pa'y higher' prices for no better
irtieletfat other places, it shall be their own
fault and not mine: ' .
In . Vonnooion . • with the above', I am able to
svpply on sort notice
•
.'Of liiiii;
etorynci;-.
SHEET , IRON •
• • •4. COL'PER WORK,
iving in ,my employ :Competent end experi
enced workmen, whose Work has never failed
to give satisfaction.,
MEM
anii` Saturdarl
aid - Pi - May evesi
lur*llllY"nnd
• s '" , ( .
and
,Thuri;
V. .33. 33ARSE ;
' prtopßzinviz;
No. 2 and 3 Excelsior Block.
• Oleati, Noy 2S, 1839.
.*
6~s anti e rrivei
=Mg
eLEAN,
S A W-
EUBBEII and LCATIIER BELTIND,
ISTEWARTS:(4o4cI6I) . ISIII4A
Patterp
BIiAtIEBNITHW AND =NNW
TOOLS,
RAKES,
PUMPS,
KEROSENE.
TO DEALERS
ALL. KINDS OF
:Aclininistrator".,'
•otlcE is hereby given the the, tinder
:Signed,, -Administrators of t -Estate of
R.•• Bennett', deceased; 'late: Sonethport
Borongli, in pursuance ot.an order frotiitheOr- :
phari'e Court of M'Keiri, countyit. :them direc
ted, '.will expose to sale or publi vendue,. at
the'Coort House,in SmethpOrt, M (eaneontity,
on Tuesday,• the. twenty-eithtli : ,,,day 'of,
•February next, at One o'clock,--P. M., of said
day;,the• following-real estitte,.to
• All-that Oiecit or parcel of land Situateln•the
Borough . .of Smethport•,lll.'Keen
,county and
Staten( Pennsylvania, bounded and described
as followa r to witis'That pert - .of Square • num
`bered seventy-nitie (79) in the general plan.of
said' town, within •.the'...foliowing boandafiei,
vizt beginning at the.north=wost'egrnci . of. said
I square; thence east one hondtcd' and .ninety
two (.199) , feet to the building,now.ocCupied by
Levi (now occupied. by' J. Ci Backus
seventy-two feet' - horn . the
oetli-east corner of said square;• thence. south'
sixteen -(10)
: perches, to • the south line
of Snid . square; thence West one, hundred and
ninety-two (02).feet to the south-west corner
of laid square; • ;thence nortlieixteen. (16) -Per
ches to the place of beginning. :Containing one
acre and twenty-six perches, more ar. Jess; on
said.' premises 'there 'is one • frame .building
• known as the tißennett House," .tVvo -Barns,
one Ice 'Hopse,*and other- aut-houses, :
.Tp:ams:—One:thousand dollars, Cash,. at the_
dine of sale; ,one thousand 'dollars at the .Ist.
of dune; next; arid the balance-in . ... 51,000 pay
maids, annually thereafter. • • •
r . iietliport, Pa:, January •
The above sale is'adjourned until the fourth
Motinday :of June next, it being the' 25th day,
at'the same hour and-place above mentioned, '
. '• DAVID It: BENNETI,, •
• 1. :. •• •WM.1.3, WARNER, - •
, . Adtitiiistratori:
Sm .
ethport, Feb. 20,. 1850,' • ,
MILK new can.
see an heti-est. man's-tacaib . them ns soon
as.you pay iayer the.dop, nt :MASON'S,
AU:WANTING :,•411;: AD-.
.vertiserna . nt . of Haramontop,LandS.., •
ItTE are not •I•Lii•e habit •of "telliatt "Fish
atoriei3, hut we.have got MACKEREL,
COD and WHITE #lSH,•besithai hosfs of TEA
nt 40 Oats: < li.. E. WRICiHT;• .•
:THEMLDEST, .C:01C111,4.-
TED, and most'comnttE, CORRECT and
REPABLEI3ani; Note Stporter in existence..
' r.PHOMPSON'S
BANK NOTE AND COMMERCIAL REPORTER.
Uri:*'anon, 100;000.
EDITED BY JOHN TIIDAIPBON„
Quotations corrected by TUOMPSOiI'BROTIIERS,
2 Wall Street:: ' .
Published ittoNDgm.i 117 Frtikl'n St
. TERMS :Or SUBSCRIPTION lii . ADVANCE; . .
-To mail Subscribers ,• - • • .
Weekly;...s2 Selnl-in0nth1Y,.......51 Monthly.,
•TO Postmasters or others, who, form Clubs and for-.
ward us the looney in advance, we' will send the Kopor
ter Coin Chart Manua, and Descriptive- List, as fol
. 5 copies of the• Weekly,. One Year.:...:.•52.00
, S copies of the Semi-monthly 400
10 copies-of tho. Monthly.. 000
" - We will "fort gratuitously : to - any person .
sending a club • of. $2O it the abOve rates,.at
anyone trme, our, 41assrf.can Gold Cola Tat
Scale.'- Address, . • • . • .
• . 'THOMPSON BROTHERS, Bankers, •
No . . 2, Wall' Y., Proprietors.
PAINTS,
WILMETrig , aLfZErig2
Patented Sept 9,
Br RILEY' SMITH
THE WASHBOARD AND 'BEATER.' are
• the..tWo first and mOst.natural implements
'ever used in. Washing clothes. Notwithstand
ing it has been the study of inventors . to . do
thorn away, and, for that purpose several .hun
dred patentshuve been .:issued, yet it has leen.
of .no • effect. They have failed their. at
tempt. •Theirinurchines'have been condemned
and thrown away, and the Wash, Board and
ileater again used in their stead. . •
This machine, combines 'them together, 'at
tached
. loprogreasive level' in such a manner
as• gives'great .power to the Beater; while
either may be used as . the nj)eriitor may desire.
The motion of the Beater . is quick and' easy,
-the pressure gentle and powerful, which gives
it the hdvantage 'over all other machines, -and
is so decidedly competent judges. •! • •
Mantifactured and sold al Mechanicsburg, by
• • . • . A. WOLTERS.
Mechanicaburg, Marcb 18, 1858.. • ' •
SHOVELS,
PAILS,
FIFTY DOLLARS FORFEIT,
DR.. HUNTER 'WILL FORFEIT, $5O IF
1./failing. to 'cure any case of, secr et disease
that, may come'under his care, no matter how
long.standing. or afilictimr . Either sex are in-
Vitedto . his . Private Rooms, 44 North SEV
ENTH St., Philad'a, with Out fear of interrup
tion frOrn other patients.-,' Strangers and others
who have been unfortunate in the selection .:of
a Physician are 'invited to call. .•• •
IMPOTENCY.—Through unrestrained in
dulgence of the passions', .by excess , or self
abuse, theevils are numerous.'.' .Premature inf
potency, involUntitry seminal ditc.harges, vast,
ing of the organs, loss of memory, a distaste
for- :
. female society, ' debility; or eonsti
tutional detangement,"aro sure to, fellow. If
TUBING,
imcbisary, coneult•the Doctor with confidnce;
he•offers a perfect Cure. •• -• .. • •
READ AND .REFLECT,The aitlicted
Would do well to 'before .trusting their
health and•liappinesi, and in ninny cases •their
lives, in the hallos' of physicians', ignorant .of
this class of maladies. It is certainly imposii
ble for • one-man to understand all
.the-ills the
hurnan.family are subjecrto. :Every respecta
ble physician-has his peCuliarbranch, in whiCh
-he is•more successful than his .brother- profess
ore, and to that he devote's most Of.hii•iime
and Brady. . • . •• . • • • •
YEARS OE-PRACTICE, exclusively' devo.'
ted..to the study and, treatment Of disenserf
the Sexual • organs, together with ulcers upon
the body, throat, nose, or-- legt, • pains
s ia the
head, •or 'holies, mercurial rheumatism, strict,
liras,. gravel, irregularities, diseases arising
from youthful excesses, or impurities of the
blood, WherebY.the . constitution has beceMe
enfeebled, enables the Doctor to offer speedy
relief to rill - who may place thetriselves under
his care. •• • '
11:71ifeilicine forwarded to any part of the
United States,—Nce Ten Dollars pe'r Package
Tor sale, DP.. DICKINSODPS CF.LEBRA
TED - MAGNETO-ELECTRIC.
No acid or othdr ingredient tiquiretl; ,its power
being obtained from a permanent inagnet. . No
family should huWithout one. Pike iwly $lO
DAVID It:BENNETT,
WAI. B. WARNER; '.
Adminiurctiorf
PAPER HANGINGS DEPOT
No. 1.:0 •Oo . iir Now 'York
Directly opp6site the Wgster#: Ro4l.
ROTON MANIWAMEING c9IIIIIeNY,
(Organized in. 1846, :Under:the General .Mann
facttiri LaW `
.of the State of New York.)..
• Offers at wholesale, In . quontities tri suit pur
chnavis; Manufacturnes prices, for
Cash or•approVed . • • ,
Tape Hantioi r , ,s; of 'every varte'ty.of style and • • • • • . • . . • ..•
...Borders to mitt ell; Fire-Board Prints.:
Transparenti . WindoW Shade's.:. • .
• :'Oil Painted Window? Shades. ' • • ' . •''
Wide. Wlndow. Curtain Papers, • oryl'Window
Shade- Fixtures. • .• • • . • • .
. .
tore Shades . .made to order 'and:Lettered;
Of.the latest styles and 'supirior..finishoill of
their own '
,manufacture, 'an& iinpo'rtation... As
their stock'is large and entirely new, they in;..
vita 'Merchants; Booksellers, and. De alers;
:hese articles, to call and examine their: styles
and pricei, whenever they visit:the city. .
PATENT,' : POOEET
COIN DETECTOR.
FOIL TESTINCY. MIIE VARIOUS =vs op„
onD AND SILVER -COINS.
it is - admitted hy all toi . be the most peribet thing.
. Of the kind over offerod to • the public. • •
IT I§ SO SIVIALL TIIAT •IT CAN BE CAR
RIED IN THE POCKET WITHOUT
• . ' ANY INCONVENIENCE. . •
Emir Merchant should lUive it!. .
Every Storekeeper should have it! ,
Every Xichanie should have it! .
• • , Every Man In Business should have it!'
It. detects at the, same moment, both
. siz.e,.
thickness and. weight, from AO a
Dollar in silver, and from $1 in Gold pp to *2O
bdaides . fereign Gold and silver, 'and sells as
quickly as seen,' 'without the '.assistance •of
word:
,lt is simple*, eininenfly 'useful, durable,
economical and perfect. '
AlVarrantee goei'v t 'ith every one sold!
.PRICE .bNE DOLLAR.
Post-paid fo'any part of, the United States
•• . SEE WHAT. ThE' NEwsrAkiis „SAY: •
The possession or it is a ,perfect gluirMftee
aghiust.being imposed upon with spurious coip.
Detection is sure,'certain,
Journal. — • . •
A' blind man with one in his possession they'
.bid defiance to' the most skillful 'counterfeiter
of the dai , .-Ev.ening •
We'iironounce it. Without hesitation to be . the
Most ilerfect thing of the kied • ever. offered to
the publie.-=-Pcnn.-,Eniptirr: - ' •
• We. litte it, and cor4ially, recommend it to
the pliblic..Alatiorol Argus. •• .
It is worth its price
.ten times
„. . .
• AGENTS WA NTE, D..
An agent %vented in every County•in the T.J.
States; ..to whom a ,•healiy discount will : be
m Samples gent, 'with teems of agency,
one receipt of one d011ar.... ' . . •
Address all'orclers to
. I.MLAY BICKNP.L'S.
B.ank Note Reporter, Phila. Pa.'' .
' The ReporferhaS been.for.ThirtY years the
constant'and . necessarY companion of the Cash
ier,' Merchant, Clerk, Trader, Mecbanic and
the People,.being the oldest on the Continent,
and the ablest in ihe.world; and having' more
Subscribers than all others combined, is pub
lished on the Ist and 15th. of each Month, at
the following rates:: • . ~
Monthly, one,cap'Sr.one Year; • sl,oo'
Semi-Monthly,.l.copy one . .year, • 2,00 •
including without •e?ctra charge • a copy the
Coins of the World, containing a larger, number.
of magnificently illustrated Fao-Simile.irnprea
siona than can
. bc! found.in any other Work, and
whiah can be,Obtained from no other source by
any possibilityof means. Addres.4, • •
l• • •• • IMLAY BICKNELL'S: • .
•• • Bank Igatitßiipottet:, Pki/a., Poe . :
•
- V REM Burning Fluia at tiro •
1 ASTOR. HOUSE STORE
Hardware Store,
OPPOSITE EXCELSIOR BLOCK, OLEAN
FIE subscribers .offer to the citizens of Olean
1 and . vicinity,
,n 'large • and well. selected
stock of Hnrdware,at, prices that .cannon fail
fo salt the purchaser.. .• • • •
'Row American,.
- • .." RODS : . Nahregian, Nail and Sidke
NAILS: Cli(lirroiigh.( Clinch and Rivet.
A . Fuld: ::Ei.SORTMENT OF
CARPENTER and
lIARDWA.BE
IN. ENDLESS VARIETY. ,
sash; Glass, 'Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
GOODS, . •
ENAMELED CLOTH, BROAD pLoTti,
DAMASKS,
BOWS, SPOKES, EELLCES,
SPRINGS, AXLES,
AND 'A LARGE QUANTITY OE
Tp.ble and N TS Pocket
FOR. Cutlery,
AGE BOST4 BELTING Co, LEATHER AND BEHR
•' •' OFFER AT
MANUFACTURERS ;PRICES:
KILL, CIRCLE, HAND AND CROSS-CIIT SAWS
From the celebrated . Factory of Wheeler, Dladdlen •
PITCH AND OAKUM, BLACKSMITH TOOLS
MULLS, VICES, SCREW PLATES and ANVILS.
FARMING UTENSILS, • •„. •
• RAKES, ::..SOYTHES, '
. .
MANUFACTURERS OF•
TIN, - SHEET IRON . AND ...COPPER.
STOVES OF ALL; PATTERNS,
• WITH - COOK , ,,AND PARLOR. 2 •
We, reiipretfully aolieit a Wham-of your patroonge,—
GIvV . usa call before puraha.sing.elsewhere. . • •
• - • '"• ADAMS
Mena' May S. 786 n. . • •.. •
IN CHURNS and 'Japanned Ware, Stove
T
Plpe and Tin Cat Holes at, MASODPS,
. .
- •
NEW CARRIAGE ;A ND -WAGOSHOP.
TAMES . AIeDONALE would lnforirt the pule
ell , lie. thathe hailitted,up'u shop at the lower
end. of town, on the pretnisesreeently.occuliied.
lby . , N, Medbilry, ,as a: carding faetory, and is
prepared to build allkindi of
.• .. . •
CAIMAG ES AND WAGONS • •
At short'notice; in a• workman-like 'Milinne . r,
and at reasonable.prices:::Httving . had a large
experience in the Intsiness, he feels • satisfied
that his work will folly. meet, the requirements,
of all W.lin will faxbrhim with. their patrOnage
llepu6ing promptly attended to,
stradhpert, , spril, 10, 1859
GOODS.
ARE: CHEAP
T kYLOR'S - REGULATOR.
A. IV.
.4'o,ll6rlial - t . tpw' in a tore the
Largest Std of
NEW.SIIIIOI,t, .GOADS
oi , r thi,r
UNEQUALL*D:ATTRACTIONS IN
. .
EXTENT, VARIE47,., ELEGANCE; and
BEAUTY af . design. and icoloring:'
111$31100
ARE HERE.
Now is • the Time
.Selert front die Lesq;;?si Stoika"nrl. PzirMasc.
Goof
PRICES . ARE. DOWN!
The dooda:aFe 01 like
HOT CAKES on a FROSTY MORNING
And Mos° .tt ; ti). nub&
CHOICE SELECTIONS
SHOULD CALL..g,hRLY
FIItSTCOME;I lI2sTSEIWEp
Ilia Inimalisc Sock: 'consists of
P . R..Y . :. • G-U:4O D.:5..;
. Endless Variety:
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS,
BEADY-MADE CLOTRING,
CLOTHS & VESTINGS,
MILLINERY GOODS,
LADIES' DRESS PRINTS;
LAWNS,
LADIES'• CHALLI & LAWN
ItOBES, Flounced, at $1
DEBAIZES, at,lo'cts.
In fact
.a Complete
. 45,1Ortinent . of
DRESS Gooops..
10,000 yds:. BROWN SHEETINGB,:: ~ • •
5000 (LEACHED SHEETINCS
GROCERIES
SUGARS;
• FLOUR,
. •
TORK,
lIAIYS, atl . 2l.:cts. .TEAS'ar 3 . 1 . to 62'0: dc.
BOOTS:. &, SHOES;
.• Largest stack ever, offered in this
. seetion of
eetintiy. Men's Kip Boots, a prime article.
Women's Calf Boots, ~Men.' Brogan . Shoes,
Women's Gaiters,' tipped, Women'a ,enameled
Bootees. • .
' 7 ' in - addition to the above he has a large Oen
•
S.T VE S •-•
.
CROCEERY,.IDR.UGS•
MEDICINES,: YANKE.R, wan - Om; •
..ARP CAPS, IRON of all ,
. • Rod 'and
(loop 1r0n,...
• Garman and Cast Slid
. .
Wash Tubs and Grain Measures,
Patent Pails, Wash Boards, Vinegar, Fluid,
Camphene, 'Turpentine, -
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
And a thousand other,things.-Mo numerous to
nierllion, which will be.sOld - .
WHOLESALE.OR RETAIL.'
. .
• 0:7" Country. merchants supplied at as low
prices as. they con buy in New:ydrk.or any of
the eastern cities, for cash or 'approved credit..
Striethport; June, 1650..- • ;
THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF
YOUTH AND MATURITY
' Just Published, Grills, 25th "Thousand: • .
.• FEW WORDS ON - THE RATIONAL
A TREATMENT, without Mediaine,Sper . 4.
.rnatorrbea, or. Local IVenkness,•Notturnal Ennis
alone; Genital. and Nervnus Debility, Premature
Decay of thk.system, Impotency, and. lmpOdi
ments. to Marriage generally. • • .
BY B. DE TANEY)
. The important fact , that the many alarming
complaints, originating in'tha iMprudence and
solitude of youth; may be easily removed wan-
OtilV . fantoma,.iti in this small tract' clearly de
monstrated; and the entirely. new and highly
successful treatment, as adopted by the Author,
fully exPlained,'by 'means of which. every 'one
is enabled to cure lIIiIISELY perfectly and at the
least possible cost, thereby avoiding all the ad
vertised nostrums of the day, •
Bent. to any address, gratis and post•free in a
sealed envelope by remitting° (posi paid) two
postage stamps to Drs.. B:.DE LANEY, 88 East
31st StreOt, New York City'. •.'
Solitething Mew
IN SUVTI - IPORrII
B. TAYLOR'S OLD FURNACE
IN FULL BLAST!
THE UNDERSIGNED. WOULD••ItES•
PECTFIALY ANNOUNCE TO,THE
CITIZENS. OF: . •
. ,
'MK..6a I II: COLlnty; .
That they. have located themselves at
For thQ purpose of Manufacturing
PLOWS,. SCRAPERS, SLEIGH-SHOES,
And In' fact every thing usually: made at a
COUNTRY' - FURNACE.
ThOiough experienee in the business, warrants
us in saying.that we can furnish as
. . •
GOOD WORK- anti at REASONABLE...PRICES .
:AS eari . be found elsewhere. Particeler at ten.,
tionWill 'at all times be paid to
The • celebrated FRANKLINVILLE and,
DUCHESS COUNTY IMPROVED PLOWS
constantly on .hand. Farmers and Others, give
us a call
E. VAN & S. A. WING:
August 9, 1559:,
NEW AGRiCULT . U.RO,gTTLEMENT
• TO' ALL'..WANTIpIG
. .
A RARE OPPORTUNITY . IN"A DELIMIT=
• . FM, AND. HEALTHY•CEIMATE 25
`MILES SOUTHEAST 'OE PHILA- •
•. • DELPHIA, ON.THE
•
AND ATLANTICRAILAOAD.
• • . : • NEW JERSEY. . •
An old estate consisting of several thousands
of acres-of prodi , c•tiorr.sall lins been d • ivided into
Farms of various" sizes . ,to stilt the purchasers...
population. of some Fifteen -hundred, from
Various part! of the Toiddie States 'and New
England have:settled 'there the:Past year; im
proved. their pliiees, al4"rafsed excelleizt
.e•ropi.
The. price' of the lipid_ is at the lowsnm, of from
$l5 to $2O --per acre, is of .-the..beit•
•quality•for the production of -Wheat, Clover,
Coen,. Peaches, Grapes . and -V,stables.k IT IS'
CONSIDERED THE BEST FRUIT SOIL IN
THE UNION. The place . i! perfectly •
the
--
.from froststhe , destructive ,enemy.of
are
far- .
mer. Crope . of -grain, grass and fruit are now
growing and can be,
.seen. By examining • the
I.place •itsOlf, a correct judgment . Can be formed
of the 'productiveness• of-the land. The . terms
are made easy to secure the rapid iripioyerpent
of the l'anN which 'qs only sold-, for actual im- .
p6vetllenl. The result has been -that within
the past , year, some thi•el hundre4 housee.tazie
been erected, two mills, one steam, four
some .forty vineyards Peach • orchard!
planted, and.a large- a:timber : of other improVi
meets, making it a ileSirable and active, place
of business.. • . .
as, the reader may perceive from its )ocation, is
GINGHAMS;
. .
bringing ilouble"tlfeprice than. in
locations away from the city, and' more -than
double the price at the West: is known that
the earliest -and best fruits .and vegetables 'in
thislatitude come from New .Jersey; 'and' are
annually'exported to-the extent`of
In loCating here,.the settler has many advan
tages: He is.in a few hours' ride of the great
cities orNewEngland • and Middle ',States, he
is. near his old. friends and associations;rbe is in
a settled . .Ountryttahfra.'avery improvewent •ti •
.comfort arta tipiliz:atioa is. at hand. He can
-buy every • article, he-wants at' the cheapest
price,-arid sell his produce for Off highest, (in
the West this is reversed,)lie . has schools - for
his children, tlivinc,cent:zec, and Will . - enjoy•asi
'open winter, and' dclightful climate, wbere ie
yera are utterly.unknown. The result. Of 'tile
change, Upon those from, the Worth; his:gener
ally.been to restore them to an excellent state
:of health. • . ..• • •
COTTON YARN,
. .
In the way of building and improving, lum
ber can be ohtained'at the mills, at the rite of
$lO to $l5 per thousand.' • Bricks irony the,
brick yard opened, in the place, every article
can be procured in the place, good' carpenters
are at hand, arid there is no. place in the Union;
wherebuildingh and • improvements can be
made eleaper. • . .•
• The reader will at once be:struck with the'
advantages here presented; and ask himself
Why. the property has
,not been•talten up before.
The' reason is, it was, never thrown:. in the
marketf andunless these statements were cor
rect, no one would'.. he invited to examine the
land before purchasing. This 'all are expected
to 'do. They will see , land under cultivation,
mich is the extent of the. settlement that they
will no doubt, meet' 'persons% from their "own
neighborhood; - they.will witness the improve
menth and•cait 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 6' purchase, as locations can
not be held On refuSal. •' •
There are-two daily trains to Philadelphia,
and to all settlers'who,irriprove, 'THE RA ILKAOD
COMPANY GIVES A vrtr.m. TICKET FOR SIX MONTHS,
AND A. HALF-PRICE TICKET FOR TIIREE YEARS.
SALT r.:
ln,connectlen with the agricultural settle . - •
ment, a sew and •thriving. town has ;naturally'
arisen; which. .pracents znduconents for any kind
of business, partiogask slorrs and manufacto
ries. The Shoe business Could be:carried. on
thispince and 'market to goad:advantage, also,.
cotton business, andimanufactories of agrienlur
ra4Onpletnoqsor Founderif,s for -casting small
The improvement has been so rapid as
to insure a 'Constant and peruiarient increase...of.
business. Town lots pla good size; we do'nor
sell; small iines as ir would effect. the impr
flint of the place; can be liad : at from and''
upwards., • ~ ".. • •
The llammononsTariner, iimontllly• literary
and agricultural sheet, containing' full.informa
tion of HOmMontenycan be obtained at 25 cents ,
per annum.
• Title indiaPutable-,-wiircantee deeds given,.
clear of all incumbrance, when Money, is paid,.
Route, to the land: leave - Vino. street wharfi.
Philadelphia, for, Hammonton by -Railroad; at
74 A...M.,er A PC- M. 90 cents. When
there inquire ~ Boarding con
veniences on : hand. - Parties :had better • stop.
with Mr. Byrnes, a -principal, until thei hive
decided as in purchasing, WIC will , show, them
.over the. laud in his carriage,, free Of expense.
Letters and applications can' be addressed to
Landis &'Byrnes, liammonton..P. 0., Atlantic .
Co.NewJersey, or S. B. Coughlin, 202 ' - outh,
Fifth Striet, Philadelphia.' Maps, and inkirma
tion cheerftilly furnished. ~- '
-
' ' PERSONS WANTING. CHANGE OF .
mate for health; See-. advortisotiont. of Hi*
mouton I.untlt.,onotlter colutrio.. ' : • . .
PM] .TH . P OR T
JOBBING,
THE'MARKET,
THE HEST IN THE: :UNION
THE TOWN OF HAMMONTON.