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'For knepiOn cOnatintlion hand a' Much larger
aupnly.rinkaseortment Abe heavy
by .:'elea:of 'Hanlware 'generally kept ' by
Jobbing, 1 1 0 311 eR, and h a ving
secured the AGENCY of .• . '
• . Inany:Manufac. he %
to
111,754 20
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4,857 81
:'8.53389
$11,15t 20
FAIL RIVER NAILS,
•WHEELER; MADDEN & DAKEWELL'S
Alici - thoee of WELCH & GRIFFITHS aml
other makers;
AIBBANK'S SCALES;
COOKING STOVES;
• '2222
• noon
2174
. - '.1,00
• 1 57;27
• 40 50
• Alto
• .10 22
• 242 23
CLASS, of all Silts, ►aorta a n d Descriptions.
I PROPOSE TO SELL ALL
Manufacturers' , Pii.ces.
. . .
, ,
Also propose to Sell et a-smell Commission
from my LARGE. and WELL SELECTED
STOCK Or •
:SHELV: 4 ,4.O.i..IIMIDWARU;
~ . ,
In the selection of which I have taken • much
.
pains, _having given my' personal attention
thereto. - • .
HOUSE TRIMMINGS,
itrywrlstfot:real pracitico
'I its, fohlid useful:prise,
5t. 1 ..W.:-'..C.r.: .- ,..,7..;::;a.:a .- 0.
A.trinia 10 - ipFta
oatogesisidroili:elgit
IbutOnns of patented
ra single
COOKING and „PA gz.olt of every deeircible
CARPENTERS', MILL-WRIGHTS'
PECK AXES,
SPADES,
PITCH FORKS,
ROCKETS, '
'TUBS. WHEEL-BARROWS,
, • • , PUMPS,
LEAD rlpEs, and
IfAMP B (of' R I L, CAMPIIENE, FLUID, and
' Ms , motto The Laxgest Sales of the
very . BEST GOODS at the LOWEST , ke
=lenitive Prices Insures' the Largest
Profits to the 'Seller, finnishai the Buyer
with - the Cheapest'and Best Articles, and
gives the best satisfaction.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS WILL RE MADE
If people will pay higher priers for ho better
articles at other places, it shall be their own
"tatila.and not ;nine. • • -
`' e T /o"iiiinectian with the above, I , am able to
atipply, 011 abort notice • •
•.-
, 'isirgEr4ROlV
- 4, COPPER WORK ,
Hiving in rni employ Competent And , eicperi.
*peed workineniwbosir walk .44 Bever failed
site ntisfacriena. , ' , •
a v.
PROPRISTOR,
No t 2 end 3 EX . Cliiiol' Block
Mint SaY 26 i leit•
N° 2 & 3
OLEAN,
s ,
.BUBBER and LEATHER BELTING,
'STEWII7B
,(unendled), POPULAR
THE ABOVE AHTIOLEB AT
Pattern,
Ain AND IMIONW
TOO,l. S,
Of the mostapprlved Nanufacturo,
AfA.TTOCK.S,
RAKES;
KEROSENE.
TO DEALERS.
ALL KINDS OF
- Sale.
l oyntr,
,tieietly' g iOett that thi:tintler•
1111 +kind. Administraturs'of. (the Estate of
0. R.• n , la t e **Of , Smethpart.
Benettdeceasedi .
Berongh; in pursuance of ad order from the Pr
phan's Court:bf -M'Kesn county,ro Them direc
ted, Will 'expose to sale , or:public vitultie, at
the Court itease, in Stnethport, M'Kean cOunti,
Pi.,• 'on Tuesday, 'the- dwerity-eightk' day of
February next, at one o'clock;. P..K.,•cif said
day, the folfriwitig real estate; to wit:• •
All that pieceor pariel of. land situate in•rhe.
Borough* of - ,Smethpert, M'Kean 'county and
.State of Tenneylvanip,. bounded 00 described
as folk:we, to wit: That part of Snare* -num
bered seventy-nine,(lo) in ...the' general' plan of
Said town, within* the following boundaries,
viz: , beginning at the north-west cornerof said
squire; thence east one htindted: and ninety . -
ttVo (10) feet 'to the building now occupied by
Levi Wells, (Ow occupied by .J..C. Backus
&'seventy-tWo feet (rem' the:
north-east corner of said square:. thence south
sixteen :
.(16) . perches, - to the :south line
of said square; thence wear one hundred 'and
ninety-two 092) teelia the south-westeorner
of said square; thence north sixteen (16) per
ches to the place of beginning,. Containing one
acreand'twenty-six Perches, more , or .levar on ,
said premises there is one frame building
known as' tbe • ‘4l3ennett_Fouse," two Barns,
one Ice Bouse,•and oaf& otiOmuses. . * ,
'Teams: --.One thousand dollars, cash; zit:the'
time of sale; • one thousand dollars .at the,'lst
of - June,.next, and'the balancein sl,ooo' Pay
ments, annually thereafter.. ; •
Smethport,•Pa., January 2'1,'1860
The above sisleis'adjoUrned ttottl the fourth
Moun'thry OfJurie. next; it•being the 25th..stay,
at the sarhe - hour.erat Once Obovi rrientioned. •.
• .• 1 , „PAViD R. BENNETT) • •
" • ,• • WM. B. WARNER,
. . - • • Atiministratori?
• Sroethport, Feb. 20,..1800. • , • ,
. PERSONS WISHING TO CHANGE. their
birsineisio tr.yripidly increasing Country, a New
Settlement • Wliere •• hundrnds. .are
Whei °Abe elimpin is mild and delightful. :See
aditertiseinent of the Himnioriton Settlement,
another iolumn...
. . .
• 32i•ort-lE . O . LDEST,AVIDFST CIRCULA T
TED, and, most COMOLETE, CORRECT and
RELIABLE pink Note' . Reporter in existence.
•
COMMERCIAL ..REPORTER,
illiculation,. 100,000
EDITED BY JOHN THOMPSON
Quotations corrected by Tun:iteSon
•• •.: ZVIII Street. • • .
Published by IipONbELL, 117 rrakrn St
TER:!I9 'OF ti*csirrien pi - ADVANCE; . '
• To'neail Subscribers •
Weekli,...s2 Scott...monthly; .; :$l I Monthly. ..79c.
:To rostunistere or 'othere,.ivho form' Clubs and for..
well us the money in advance; we will send the Repor . '
ter Coin Chart Manuel rand •Deseriptive . List as -fol.
.
beanies of the Weekly, ono Year $O . OO .'
5 copies of the Semi-monthly. . ..... .. , 4 00.
/0 copies. of , 0 011 •.
We.will . 'forward•gratiiitoitsly tidy ' person
seedini.i.clob of $2O at:, the • above -rates, at
tiny one:time,' our.:4nisrica?‘ gold -Copt .Test
" Address;,.. • :
..• •taomp§oN BROTHERS , Sankers,.
• ' 2 No; Prolitietors.
W&MIZ,VO I ELOUV I M I Z
Patented Sept. 9, DM.
:sr RILEY SMITE,
PAINTS,
THE. WASHBOARD AND BEATERare
the two first, and most natural implements
ever used in Washing Clothes: Notwithstand
'nig it has been . ,the atildy of inventors, to do
them away, and tor. that purpose several hun
dred.pateriti have been Issued, yet it.has betn
of no effect. They have failed in their .at-,
tempt: Their machines have been condemned
'and thrown:avvay, and the Wash. Boaril and
Beater again used in their
This machine' combines' them together, itt
taehed to ,a progressive lever in such it manner
as gives great power 'to the ,Beater, . while
either may be used as the• operator may desire.
The motion of the Beater iv, quick and easy,
the pressure gentle, and powerful, 'which gives
it the advantage . over all other.machines;• and
is so decided by Competent judgea. • .%
Manufactured and field tit Meehaniesburg, by
A.'WOLTERS.
Mechanicsburg; March 18, 1858. •
SHOVELS,
FIFTY. DOLLARS .FOIOEIT.
'rill: HUNTER WILL
_FORFEIT. $5O IF.
I/failing to cure any case of secret disease
that may. come under his care, no matter how
longstanding or afllictin.• • Either sex are in
vited to. 'his Private , .lecionts,' 44 North' SEV
ENTH' St.,•Philad'a, without fear of interrup
tionliom other. patients. Strangers and others,
who'have.been Unfortunate in the selection of
a Physician ere invited to call, .
IMPOTENCY.—Thiough unrestrained. in
dulgence of the' passions,,, by. .ex ess' or Self
abut', the evils are numerous. remature im
potency, involuntary seminal iechargeS, west
ing of the organs, loss of emory, a distaste
for female society, general debility,. 'or consti
tutional derangement, are sure to follow. If
necessary, consult the Doctor with • conildnce;
he offers a perfect cure. •
• READ AND .REFLECT.—The • afflicted
would 'dd-Well to reflect before trusting, their
health and happiness, and in many , cases their
lives, in the fland . s of physicians ignorant of
this class of maladies. 'lt is certainly imp' ossi
blelor one man to' understand all the ills' the
himan.family are stibject . Every respecta
ble physician has his peculiar brsnch, in which
he is more successful than his brother profeas
orsi and tri that he detioterniost of his time.
andstudy.. . , •
YEARS OF PRACTICE, exclusively devo
ted tO the, study and treatment 'dt diseases of
the sexual ,organs, together with ideers.upon
the bedy, , throat, nose, or legs,, pains :in the
head; or ,bones, mercurial rheumatism, strict
ures, gravel; irregularities, diseases arising
from youthful excesses, •or. impurities of the
whereby the - constitution hes 'become
'enfeebled, ' , enables the 'Dector to offer speedy
relief to all who may 'place themselves under
his Care. '
PAILS,
•
TUBING,
02rMedicine . forwarded to any part of the
United States,—Price Ten Dollars per Package
For sale DR: DICKINSON'S CELEBRA
'TED MA6NETO . -ELECTRIC MACHINE.—
No acid 'Or other , ingredient required ; 'its power
being °Waned from a permanent magnet. No
famity'shoplif be without one.. Price only $lO
PERSONS WANTING dHANC4E GP CIA
Mate for health. See advertisement of -Ham
mouton Lands, another retrain). • '
DAVID •R. gENNETT)
WM. B. .WARNER,
. .
AOsinistrgiors
,~y, y; i.
rum 'nylons Dui
No. 10.• Court:land St. Now 'Wilt
• Dire'etli opposite the,'Wee:torti -
TUE CII.OTON*AIIfIJ2AIDTUEING COMPANY,'
Orgardzed in '1846, tinder
• thd, 'Grieral• , Marion
'factoring Law•f t tate
ohe, S of New. York.) •
Offers at Wholesale, in quantities to suit piir-
Chasers kt - .Manufacttirer's lowest prices,, for
Cash Or. approved credit, . •
Paper Hangings, cif every variety of, style and
• ' ' •
Borders to ,match; - Fire-floard Prints: •
Transparent Window - Shades: .
• OilTainted . .lyindow Shades. . . • ‘'•
Wide:Window Curtain Papers, Mitt- Window
Shade Fixtures. '
Store Shades made - to order and Lettered,
Of the 'latest style's .and :superior fitiish, - all.nf
their own • manufacture and 'importation. As
Their stock is large' and entirely, new, they in
vite- Merchant's,', Booksellers; and 'Dealers ',in
these articles, to call and - eXamine, their styles
and prices, whenever they visit the city.
PATENT.gOCKET
COIN .:DETECTOR.
FOR TESTING . IIIIIEVARIOIIS• KINDS OP'.
GOLD AND SILVER'CJOINS.
Odmitted by, all to lie the Most:perfect thing
of the kind ever offered _to the public; • -
IT :IS SO. SMALL THAT IT CAN - BE CAR
RIED 'IN THE PCCR.ET WITHOUT •
't.•% : • ANY INCONYENIENCE. :
Every Merchant should have it!' •
Every, Storokeepor should have it!' •
Every Mechanic' should have it! ..
' ••. • Event Man in Business should have it!
. It detects at the smile moment, 'both size,
thickness and weight, .frorn it half dime t. a
Pellal.'in silveroind from•lln,GOld up to %20 :
besides, foreign
. Gold and silver, and sell: as
quickly asipen,.Wittiont 'the assistance - of a
word. It is simple, 'eminently usUfulolurable;
economical and- perfect.- . . •
0' A Warrantee goes with every . one sold!.
.• PRICE . ONE DOLLAR. '
poet-paid to any. part of the United States
' SEE WHAT THE NEWSPAPERS' SAX:
The' poss'essiOn of -.it is . a. perfect guarantee
'against. being imposed upon with spurious coin'.
••*D.etction' is spr6; certain;inevitable: . — Evi
• •
1 • A blind man viith'one' in , his possession may
bid defiance to the most, skillful counterfeiter
of the-day.--En.aning, Bitlletim.
We pronounce it without hesitation to be the
Most perfect.thini of the kind ever offered to
the publie.--Penit,: Enquirer, • ' ' •
We like it, and ciirdially :recommend it to
tho Argus.
It is worth its, iirice ten times'tOld.--Citi/
. . ,
.• . A(I,ENTS WAN rill.
An agent wanted in every. County .in• the .U.
States, to- whOm. a heavy:discount..Wilt be
made... Samples gent, with terms. : of agency,
on the receipt Of on.e dollar.• "
4ddrci..94llorde;re to •
• INILA.Y & BICKNELL'S.
. • Bank Note R aporar; Ploila. , .Pei.A
Reporter hes been for Thirty years the
constant,andhecessery companion of the Caih-,
Mr,' Merchant, Clerk,-Trader, Mechanic and
the People; being , _the. oldest on the Continent,
arulthe ablestln the world; and laving more
subscribers thati all 'others Combined,
•listied on the Ist and 15th of.•eath month, at
the following rrites: • • • .
Monthly, one Copy , one year;. $l,OO
Semi-Monthly; 1 copy one year; . 2,00 .
including without extra :charge ii : colPy -the
Coins of the World, containing a larger nuinber
of magnificently illustrated Fac-Simile impres
sions than can be found in any•other work, rind
which can be obtained from no other source by
any possibility of means. Address,
IMLAY & BICKNELL'S •
. ,
• • Bank Note Reyorfer, Phila.i'Po..
F' 'EIRPII turning Fluid at tile- .
. : . •
..4STOR lIQUSE STi)RE.
Ila,idware tore,
OPPOSITE EXCELSIOR BLOCK, OLE.AN
subscribers vinya .laig offert . o eand
theciti: veli s
ens of
le t a e a'
rE .citant
stock•Of Hardware, at . prices that cannon fail
to salt the purchasCr. . • . •"
•-• . •
IRON: American, English, Swedes.
'RODS : Norwegian, Nail and 'Spike.
Cut,.Wrotight . , Clinch and Rivet.
. . A
• A TULL ASSORTMENT "OF T• •
•. . •
CARPENTER and' 11111,LWItIGIIT TOOLS,
Besides
H A R D.W It JE
IN '.ENDLESS VARIETY. "
Sail'," Glass, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
GIRRLIGE
ENAMELED CLOTH, BROAD CLOTH,
a DAMASKS,
BOWS, - SPOKES; FELLCES,
SPRDIGS, AXLES, •
AND A LARGE QUANTITY OF
Table :anal Pocket Cutlery,
• AGENTS FOR THE
BOSTON BELTING Co., LEAVER AND BELTING..
' ' OFFER AT
•IVIANIJFACT:ORERB P.134.0Z5.
; MILL, CIRCLE,:HAND'Asp CROSS CUT SAWS,
From the ontobrMod.Factory of Wlioelor, Fadden •.
MOIL AND Cilti7M,. BLAcnontrrn TOOLS
DRILLS; VIOES, DOREW PLATES and ANVILS.
FARMING UTFNBILS:
•. RAKES, • DUMMER; &c,
MANUFACTITRERS OF . . •
TIN,. . .SHEET IRON' . • AND.: COPPER.
.. .
• STOVES OF ALL PATTERNS, '
..WITII COOK AND FAROE..
•
We respectfully eOllclt slUto• of your.patronage.—
Give . us call before purelutiinu elseerhere. =
• T. w.. ADAMS'&
May 5,1850
. .
rpIN CHURNS and .Tapanned Ware, Stove
1. Pipe and Tin Cat Holes at MASON'S.
NEW CARRIAGEANO WAGON SHOP ,
TAMES MeDONALD•woaId inform the puh
a lie - that helma fitted up a shop at the lower
end of town, on the premises recently occupied
by.N. MedbUry, as a carding factory, and is
prepared to build all kinds of • •
CARRIAGES•AND WAGONS .
At short notice, in • a .workman-like manner s
and at reasonable Mem Having had . n Jarge
experience in,the business,' he feele. i tustWed
that his work will fully meertbn requirements
of all 'Whigwill tail . , him with their patronage.
•Tepalring.promptly attended to.
Smethport, April, 10, 180. 2-5- 0 •
GOOD S.
AE CHEAP
AT - ,
.TAYCOR'S‘REGULAT,.OII:
,Taylor :has
. 71011,0 Store then
Largest Stock of
NEW,:'sitmgt...g..r.,,,GOODS
Ever brougla . iillo this . County Presvqing
UNEQUALLED •AT TR ACTIONS, IN.
. .
':EXTENT:'.VA,RIETY, LEGANFE, 'and
. BEAUTY of deeign' E
and .
If IPS(111111
ARE HERE
Now is tho Tinio
"Tiv.qcicet . fr . o2 . 7l lb? .L;cl;gnst Stock•2ryl.4?tirchaie
Goods while
• :: PRICE.AIE,.. DOWN!
.Goolls are. Going' '9ff
,like
HOT CAKES. Mn a FROSTY MORNING
And, ihose make
CHOICE SELECTION
SHOULD CALL EARLY
FIRST COME, i'IRSt
Ilis Inzinertse Stock . (0,13i..118
DR. 1( - ‘; - ' G .0 OD S
Ira 411ess Variety. • •
PARASOLS ANp:UMBRELLAS,
READY-XA.DE CLOTHING,
CLOTHS .Bi. :V4'STING§
MILLINERY GOODS,' • ,
LADIES' DRESS PRINTS;
LAWNS,
LADIES' CHALLI &. LAWN
ROBES, Flounced,it $1
DEBAIZES, at 10 eta
In fact a 'Complete Assortment of
DRESS GOOODS.
, • •.
10,000 yds. BROWN. SHEETINGS,
5000 BLEACHED SHEETINGS
GROC,ERIES
SUGARS,
FLOU,R,
PORK,
&c., &C
FANS at 12 . h th. TEAS. ai 31 to 624 cic.
BOOTS::: . :84'.:SHOES;
'largest Stock ever offered in : this section of
country.' Men's Kip Roots, a prime article.- , -
Women's Calf Boots,. Men's Brogan • Shoes,
Women's Gaitere, tipped,' Women's enameled
Bpotees... •
In addition to the above'he has a large quan
..S .T O'B4 l E S :"...
. .
././.4RDiv 4 RE,. CROCKERY', DRUGS
MEIHCIINES,'YANKEE NOTIONS, •
H 422 AND CAPS,. IRON" of all
• . •• • Rod and • ' • •
. ,
hoop Iron,. •y • . _ • • '.
. •
• : • 'German and Cast Steeli •
• Wash Tub's and Grain 'Measures, •
• • • .
/ Patent Pails, Wash licirds, Vinegar, .Fluid,
ampliene, Turpentine,. • • .
I AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS ,.
And a
. thousand other things tor) numerods to
mention, which will be sold • - •
.
WHOLESALE on RETAIL.
117" Country merchants sOpplied at as low
prices as they cnn buy in New York or any of
the eastern cities, for cash or approved credit.
Stnethport, June, 1859: • • •
THE SECRET: niFIRMITMI or
- •
YOik_TH AND MATURITY
Jtis üblished, Gratis, 26th Thousand
A FEW WORDS. ON THE RATIONAL
.11. Tit EATMENT;without Medicines of Sper,
matorrhee,ar Local Weakneis,Nocturnal Emis
sions, Genital and Nervotis Debility, Premature
Decay of the , system, Impotency, and Impedi.
ments to Marriage generally.
BY B. DE LANEY, M. D.
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The important fact that the many alarming
complaints, originating in the imprudence and
solitude of youth; . may be' easilyzenioved.wirn -
OUT MEDICINk, is in this 'small tract .clearly de
monstrated ; and the entirely • now and highly
successful treatment,rts adopted by.the Author,
fuTly,exPlained,ll menace( which `every. one
is enabled to , cure=tivaeer r perfectly and at the
least poisible iostOberebravoiding all the ad
vertised'nostrums of thi) day.
Sent to .any address, gratis and post free in a
sealed envelope "by remitting . (post paid) two
postage stamps to DR. B.,DELANEY, 88 East
Hat Street, New York City. •
SOinetifti ai to'VS
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'FuLt , tagitivi
TH."' • ;UNDERsiorEn
.RES
P TFULI;Y ANNOUNCE'TEE
: ea,n „ otin y, •
That they have lanted:themsidvesit
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SWETEIPORT'•;.
Pot the'puipose of- Maritifacpliini,
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PLOWS; SCRAPERS, SLTUGtI . -SiN3E* - - . .
And in fait piery nsuniii•
COUNTRY FURNACE'.
Thprougiieirperisnen.Si the bbsiness,
us in saying that ',.lq . nlatt furnish as ,•
GOOD WORK and it is REASONABLE 'PRICES -
As'can be found. elsewhere. Particular atten
tion will at. all times ;be paid to . .
The.:celebrated FRANKLINVILLE and
DUCHESS . COUNTY IMPROVED PLOWS
constantly on hand; Fdimera and othersygiie
• E. VAN DYNE &8: A. WING.
August 90859. ; •• • . ,
NEW AGEICULTURAT,SETTLEMENT
TO ALL •W ADITING:FARMSO
A RARE OPPORTUNITY IN `A DELIGHT
FUL 'AND HEALTHY CLIMATE 25
MILES SOUTUEAST OF PHILA. .
DEI:PIIIA, ON THr; CAMDEN .• •
• AND 'ATLANTIC. RAILROAD •
. "••• NEW •JERSEY. I . • •
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An old estate consisting of 'several' thousands.
of acres'of plotlactive soil has been•divided•into
Farms of -various. sizes to suit the purchasers;
A population of some Fifteen hundred,. :from
various parts of the middle States and •New
Edgland have 'settled there the Past year, in
proVed their places, and raised.
.tzvellent crops:
The ,price of theland is at the law Om of 'from
$l5 t 0,520. per acre, the soil is' of thm.beit.
gnality.fer'" the Produaion,or Wheat, Clover;
Corn, Peadies, Gi•apes. and V,ge'ltilde.i. *.IT IS
CONSIDERED THE BEST FRUIT SOIL. IN .
THE UNION. ' The plaice is:perfectly secure
from, frosts—the destructive enemy'of the
mer. CroPe of grain, grass' and fruit are now
,growing anal:can be seen. By examinitig .
place - itself, a correct juMinent can be formed
of the productiveness
.of the land.
,The terms.
are made easy to secure the rapid improvement
of the lend, which. is only sold for actual im
provetneht. • The result has been. that within
the past year, some three humlretthottse„i have.
been erected, two mills, one steam, folly 'stores,
some forty'. viheyerds and. Peach .orchaids
planted, and a' Barge humber of other , imProve 7
ments„ making it a tlesirable and active, place
of busines's. • • • . . .• :.
,
'lithe reader may perceive fromita :location, is
GIYGHAMS,
Produce. bringing double the price than • in
locationanwayfrom the city, and more than
double the price at the West.. It is known that.
the earliest and hest 'fruits and vegetables in
this latitude come• from New .Terse}., • and are.
annually exported to the extent of
In here, the settler has .many advan
tages.' He is in a few ,houre ride of• the great,
cities of New England.' and Middle Stateig," he
is near: his old friends and asiociations,, he id in
•5 settled. country :Wake :query ..intprovessint o.
comfort and'.ciOilization:is. at 'hand.' He can
bay every, article he wants 'at the Cheapest
price, and sell his produce for the highest, (in
the West this is ieversed,) he has schools ; fir
his children,. divine salute, and. 'enjoy.an
open winter,' and' delightfulclimate, where fe
vers are utterly of• tee
change upon 'those' Ii om the -North, has gener-.
ally been to . restore them to an 'excellent state
COTTON YARN,
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In the way of building end iniproving, lum
bercait be 'obtained at the mills' at.the rate of
$.11) to $1 . 5 per. thousand.' Bricks.'-from the
brick yard opened in' the 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 'improvements . can be
made cheaper. . • ‘.
The render will at oncehe 'struck with the
advantages here piesented, and . ask: himself
'why the,property.hai notbeen taken up:before..
The.-reason was never thrown - .Iri. the
market; and unless these statement's were cor
rect, no one Wonld- beitivited to'examine'..the
land before purehaOrig. . This all are expected
to do. Theywill.see land:under Cultivation,
such is the extent of tlid settlement that they
.will no doubtymeet . persons from thein'own
neighborhood;; they:will witness the improve.
metfts 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 purchase, as location's can
pot be held'on. refusal. • . .• . • ' .
There are two daily trains to. Philadelphia,
and to nllsettlers who iroProve; .TILE' RAILRADD ,
COMPANY.GIVF.S A FITEE'TICKET FOII . SIXAONTIIS,
AND A HALF-PRICE vcsstron. THERE YEARS.
In connection -with the agricultural settle
ment, a new. and thriving town'has "naturally
arisen, tolticlt• presents tntlutetnctits for any End •
of business, particularly stores and one .
ries. The Shoe'business could•be carried on in•
this place and Market-to good advantage, also
cotton MiSiness, and manufactories - of
ral intplements or Fonnderies for casting ;writ - ow
titles. The improvement has been so rapid, se
to, insure a constant and permanent increase.
busineati. ToWn lots old good size,we do not.
sell, small 'ones ati it would 'effect te .improvel.:..
ment nf the.plaCe, can bOliad.at from sl'oo and'
The Hansinonton Fartiter, - a monthly:literary
and agricultural iheer,.containing full informs..
tion of HaMlTlODiollicanbaobtained at 25 cents',
per annum• . .. • ;•• . • •- •
Title indisPutabre--;-wariantee.deeds given;.
clear of all incurnbrance - Whetimoney is. Paid..
Route ,to the land: leave Vine : street Wharf"
Philadelphia; • for litumo.ntan by Railroad,. ati '
P.',M.• . pare 00' cents., When.." l
there inquire for,Mr.Byrneie
"venienees •on •hand.• Partlea, had•better, ;atop , •
with Mr. Byrnes, a ••. principal,; until they have
decidr , l.qs to priichasing ; .olllM . 44ll. show Iherri.•.
aye:: tile.tand.in hie • carriage; free of. r expenee..•
Letters . and " applications. can.
,be addressed . 'to •
Landis'4, py4nes, , HainmobtOil. .
Co. ile*.•,Tersq, or S. B,'Coughlin,,
Piftir Street, Philadelphia. Bela' informa
tion chee,rfall)rcfurniahud. ' ••• ,•. • ,
WE are . noC in the 'habit ot t‘Fieli: •
a tories, we• have
. gat MACKEREL,
COD and WHITEFISH ; 6aides'hipita of TKIt
at 40 cetits. B. F. WRIGHT,:
MIEM
JOBBING.
THE MARKET;
THE BEST IN .THE UNION
THE TOWN: OF HAMMONTON