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cteliretil,rbdieLso t ai h. tu fler of i . n m g4 t to; l pty . te r the gear e
n ot o ur Ilto oo ledgtt norir , oth
correctPcl3oo4o,,,rt,:j.loylfil ,
wAtiosa., ;Z'
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• • 'f '
I. It.CuAnirtoc Clerk
loot" la afittufts, farmers' and lwrights
Ott)e,.: run tiftt Ituertaut
A NEW :VOPTIZ:—NEW SERIES
_ To Cetoemess lotv 24, A IM *
Instead:Gift') imps, the: 'Yearly lloiume, Enlarged Se.
Hos, will contain NIGHT DUNI:ICED AND TillitTT.
TWO PAGES Of trattable Eladlog Natter, useful and
instraetire to all ~itiesseit.
Tux Sountrirto 4,Elottoss is published weekly lo quer
to form, mailable for binding, and the numbers far'ft si o
gle year toetsle,haformation retard to'NEW INVEN
TIONS. all Iteelebes ofiNANICIACTIIItiNG PROCESSES
AGRIOULTURdt , ,IMPLENiNNTES, ENGINFINBING,
bIitI,WIUOUTINIt, IRON INANUTACTUNN
MT; in fact, alums% 'every industrial pursuit receives
more or tersiattention in itreolumus. •
All Patera Claims', published every 11(10k, as
reported from ttie patent °Dice; /air
•
INVENTORS ANII PAMPITESA
it contains Information not to be obtained;elsewhere, end
which Ito meclungei ,tavenkarebr • patentee cars wend°
' As a. Pan ily Jowled libel no superior fur real prectic
et saw educe lu its cohorts" will be found useful prae.
Oarefal attention " will be given from time, to report!'
of tbeNsta. Lumber and itthor noutets .
Neer, muter will4ntainsistimilfm4l• ll ildrostr -e ht rit
eolueret of settler, with warm, Eliatnttions of patented
madrigal ant other wippro, co ?prising lo a single
Sir HUNDRED °Rik/INA& *NORA I VINGS•
With tillaNnisrted dittos is presented an opportunity
to nitnetn" not Unnir to meet again for many years. It
will be like cottonsactos &mew work-101 I, No. 'I, New
Ternmilin 10411sur tie Sit Montfis.
tiontlooo.lllliststa. and Canadian money or Pont Office
I I
atamPetaken at porter mitecriptious. - 0111111dil0 eubscrlf
bars will please to remit twenty-six Mesta extra , on each
year's ankseriptiois to,pre-pap postage, -
4,..10111, to Alibi. A prospectus (Ovine full
parnewarant Induesinents, for dubs, walk specimen
captor of Ike MMer, and is. pamphlet 'containing informs,
tiro iminMeldng the of Patent% May be • had
vigil II DitrtiN it co.,
fibliehers of Om s uede American,
sy Park Now 'New York.
14 - 844 in 11Whanieiburg. •
~Wot! T ogs respectfully announces to
, that; . not withstanding;, these _',.
hard .tirOisOas ie inanufactliiing and keeps Cow .
; .. :dandy' on hand a l l;tinds Of furniture, such as
' .-. • '8 0 -At,. • •
• : -- " , f•Dlif:ArN.s, • *"., .; •
4VromiNs;, - • • • • •
DIMING
BREAKFAST : tA.BLES,
CIIXIMM" . 9f :11,1:iads• .and styles ' Cane . and
Cotrilignis',lllo.*Madik toflintyage:, of the
ye - Olt:est material and manuracturp.
SritPhlroadiFeb4gl•ll3s
CARRYON their
- :CAN Hammonton, freetie
-r ' ' 'llly it de'llet out Hammo n.
4141:01, littrilkett n. -
from
froinOW"‘„„maka' r .rtillin
25 MILE;
New
Past *l-- 41 4' '77-77 itlf4to-i,' state 6 wind
ton, !i.f ' -"Aitekg
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ley
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.t, Vit" irlid::(ol4i, di*ld7,l4
.71T, 4,,viiveri.ii- lair "itlyrin In; Pi! The
ateteel7V6,l4.,..,lo;ktiodrethind poikd!:. seen
p e ,
can ' secure
' ttie t r A te loi` " 0 ' Rog.. ' d
fron
' 0 smatl
ent-rlinkfilgilitrie a°
ta, and se f, 0,
LIS iinotitteed irli."l/&*llo4l:s2.o;l4rsT°
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;., E ,' , . go E n . mi. 4AclaTits
•TIAVING•! 4I 4, . ~ • , , ,•
Az ii the OW Stand, „ . •
1.• , .
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X::q::. ..' l '*l l :'f,.' H :'.::
::'.hiitEt.:siqi..:,.Bk.pc 1
„ . .
,•. . .
For keeping`constantly on hand a Ouch latger
Supply and issoitinent - of the heavy mill'
cles of Harilviaie genpl.ally; kept by
the. Jobbing Houses, and -having .
~ecuredt,hoAGENCY. of '
•✓ many Mannfecturets
' . . including th e ,
$11,75 20
FALL RIVER NAILS,
WHEELER, MADDEN & BAKEWELL'S
S A WS,
Also those of WELCH & GRIFEITHS and
EUBANK'S SCALES,
MHO aIid4LITIO .BELTIN 1
.STEI . VOTS
.(inoictlll4)::YOM4ll..
CO 0i1.N.6,1:...,:-.STOVES;
CLASS ,o 1 Xll Sizes ,. f orte: as Dcscripf iuo~;
I.Pitoivsk, , ,To, , SpAr4, ALL
'nu; AnovE ARTIcLgs
Manufacturers''Prices
• Also I 'pioposo to gall at a amall%Commission
from fmy LARGE' and 'WELL
. SELECTED
STOCK of .
. .
SHELF ~,,1:- . t *4 WARP)VAR,,-7
In the selection •of which Lkave taken ,trinch
pains, having given my' personal attention
•
.thereto.. . ~ • • . -
HOUSE TRIMMINGS,
s'-v. 0,.•7'..10:::....:.;j.
COOKING and PARLOR•of evety desirable
CARPENTERS',. ~ N14:7,#/111GUT.!
BLAWESNITIIV LID DIVIONS'
TOOLS,
.
Of the mostiippreved Manufacture,
SPADE%
ip cu FOLKS,
LEAD PIPES,
LAMPS for OIL, CAMPHENE, FLUID, and
My motto is: The`Largest Sales of the
Toy BEST' GOODS at the LOWEST Ite
niunerative Pricei Insurer the Largest
Profits to the Seller, finnislies the Buyer
with the Cheapest and Best Articles, and
gives tin) best, tlatisfaction.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS
,' WILL BE MADE
;,•• f people will pay higher prices for,no better
'artcles at other places; 'it shall be their own
;fault arid not mine. • • •, •
45', in;connection with the above . , I am able-to
on short notice • . •
.
3'; .. .'i';5:1i4.'-,E.1.100,x,.!.
4 , ;f:.CoPPER OURK,
Having in mreiiOny'OtiMpet_ent e}nd' eFperi
enced v"iiickmeniiwbole;yfork,pastnev.,er railed
to ii . 7l4aijefetiffon.,
B.BA.ItSE •
• • .
3.Eiccdsior Block-
Oki, kiy , • '
°LEAN, ,
PAINTS,
Pat tern
SHOVELS
MATTOCKS,
RAKES,
BUCKETS, .
WHEEL-BARROWS,
PUMPS;
TUBING,
KEROSENE
TO. DEALERS
ALL gINDS OF
'. , l*.**)..'VF., , ' , .\‘'
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, sm iniAttaVir, g - EC1:6., - , , -
15.tvigi.:04,......0 3 i)•'::. 0 *.ir l
,''‘ite(4,4llinini,‘tritors ol'llle.',..Stitale','Of
1, , , - ,, • ''. ,Ilenneadee:eased,, , lnter ,. of', Smetlipo rt
- 664,, On pOtaltspee of stn ottlik fient - ,the of.'
t itan a Conant N'lleati county, tethain diree
led, ,Vvill. expose to sele:or,„ pOlic :Yentlue,:nt
l beCoortllOuse;.MStnetbrOOPKeitoccun t y ,
Ps-, :on ttiesday; \ the: twenty'-eightfr;: ' day , of
;February next, at one o'clock, ; I ,l ,'llif.,;ef Said,
dayi the felloWint real estate' to wltts• ?.. . .
- All thittpieceer:patcel of land situate in tne.
Borough' qf . Smetbport,•:Witean cciunty . and
State - o(Pennsyt4inia;' , bounded and , described
as follows; te . witiAhat`part: of'§quare , num-.
bered'seventylting (79) ir; the general plan of
said town, within the lallowing,,boundgries;
vier beginning, at thonorth-west corner of said
1 squate; thence' east one hundred and ninety-.
two:(10) feet.to the building now occupied by
'Levi Wells, ptow. "occupied by .L p,...B ß clais ,
& 'Po.,)—being seventy-two feat from the
north-east corner of said square; . thence south
.sixteen - (16).- . ,•,percilf:Mi ''' to. the'.. south line
Of said square; thence: West one integre& and ,
ninety-two-092)/feet t 0 the' south-West corner
of Said squari; , thence.porth.eixteen 08) per;
ches to the place olbeginning. Containing one
,acre and twenty-six perches, more or 488; on
said, .premiiesthere is one. . (rattle. building
known as the. i‘Bennett House," , .two Barns,
one Ice Hattie, and , other out-bouses.. '
' • .Tnanrs:—One thOusand dollars, cash, at .the
time of sale; One thousand . dollars at'the ' Ist
of June, next; ana the balance in $l,OOO pay.
merits; annually. thereafter... • . *. . •
DAVID-R.'BENNETT ,
. .
' . . . . , Administretors.
Senethport, Pa., Janu*tr 24, 1860. • •
The uhove inliris•adjiMrn,ed• until 'the fourth
Mound ! iti Of June neNt; it being-the . 2504 day,
at thken olo 11Our eml•plaCe above mentioned..
- • •DAVID R. TIENN.Ert,
• • VIM, WARNER,
, • . • 'Aehniurstrators..
Binettipcirt, F0b...29,1860: ' •
HERSONS WISHING TO CHANGE their
business to a rapidly inereasinit Country, a New
Sattlement hundrads are going.--
Wheie the elimate,is mild anddelightful:, See
tultrertiSernentisof 'the Hammonton Settlement,
inothUr column. , • • • -
, .
THE OLDESTi WIDEST CIRCULA
TED, and most COMPLETE, CORRECT and
-:RELIABLE,IIonk •Nota Reporter in existence
THOMPSON'S
MK .1100 AO - 011.110,0k12.011TEE
10 . 0,000.
1....Dit.E1i;13 . Y: . JOHN . . I'IIOM,PSON
.
qtagatlana ioireeled by% . 1 . , 110.ny5014 BitOTIICRS
• 2 Wall Street.. .
CIIAS• BcoNnitni 117 Froicrn S
?TJrUMS
OF-StIDSEIRIPTIQN IN ADVANCE;
•To mail Biifisciibera , • .
•
3Veakly;...s2 I .Setui-enoutbl - :.si, I bro - u1.h1y.,..76 0
,To rostiusiters oe'othOrei, 'w
,ho Clubs and. tor•
ivald us the tummy iu ialvance;ire wilt Send the :Berm , .
tee Vaia-Chait 'Manua „ and Doscriiktive List, as fob
lows', .
. . . . . . ..
5 copie4 of .t.ho Weekly, 0110 :. I!'elg.,
5 copioa 'of .tho'Soini-molit.lily.,'... :
"p 1 moos of .tlio Noullily.., - . ......
..
We will forward gratuitously tO•ittlY person
sendidg a club of $2O at the ; above . rates:, 'at
day One' time,: our Aignriewt . G 6112 • Oirin Test
&ides. • • Address, . • ,
TVOIVIPSON BkOT:H13115,: Bankers,
• • • No. 2, *all . St. Proprietors
W.L . 5 11 .2250 . ILLZVEIEM
Patented Sept. 8,:'1858: . • •
Sr 111LEr &MITI"
•
THE
'WASHBOARD AND BEATER . are
the two first and .most natural implements
'ever used in Wasting Clothes".: Not Withstand.
mg it has been the - study of inventors' to
,jlo
them away,'and kir that purpose severe! hun
dred pstents,have been issued, yet it has been
of no , effect., They have, failed 'in•;their at,
tempt. Their. machines have been condemned
and thrown ,away,'and the Wash Board and
Beater again used in, their stead.'
• This machine combines' them together, at
tached to a progressive lever in such a manner
as , gives great power to the' Beater,. while
either may be used as the operator may desire'.
The rnotien of the Beater b , quiek and easy,
the pressuregentle and powerful, which gives
It the advantage over all other.niarlaines, and
is so deCided by competent judges.
Manufactured and sold at Mechanicsburg, by
Meclianicsburg, March :18,.1858. ,'
• . FIFTY DOLLAREVFOAFEIT.
- 1 - 111. HUNTER WILL FORFEIT sthl IF
1./failing to , cure any case of secret disease
that, may , come underhis care, no matter how
long 'standing or affliction- Either sex are-in
vited to . his Private , afflicting
44 Ninth SEV
ENTH. St., Philad'a, withoutfear of interrup"-,
tion from other, patients. Strangers and others
who Kaye been uniorturiite in the selection of
'a Physician are invited
IMPOTENCY.—Through unrestrained , in :
dulgence of the passions, by excess or. aelf
abuse, the evils . are numereus. Prentatureim
potency, involuntary.seminal discharges, west ,
ing of the organs, loss , of memory, a distaste
for female society, general debility, Or consti
tutional derangement, are sure to fellow.. If
necessary, consult the Doctor with con fi dnee;
,be offers a perfect. cure. '
' AND; REFLECT.—The afflicted
'would do, well to reflect , before , trusting their
health and happiness,tind in many cases their
li'ves,'in the bands. of physicians ignorant of
this class of maladies. It is certainly inipossi
ble for'one man to 'understand all the.ills the
'human farnilymie subject to. Every respecta
ble physician has his peculiar branch, in which.
he is more successful than his . brother profess
ors find to that he , devotes most of his time .
• YFARS OF . PRACTICE, eXclusively devo
ted to,tbe stiffly and,treatment, of diseases of' .
the sexual '.organs',,' together with ulcers npon
the body,threat, nose,- or legs, pains in the
head,:or bonosi, mercurial rheurnatism, - strict.
. tires, •gravel, irregularities, diseases., arising
from youthful . excesses, or impurities of the
blood, Whereby the.'constitution • bas become
.enfeebled, enables tbe , Doctor to offer. speedy
relief to all who fflay , plaCe themselves_ under
• 13" Medicine ., forwarded to any part or
the
United mtates,--Price.Teri Dollars per.P.ackage
For sale, DR. DIGKINSON"S"CELEBRA
TED IMAGNETO4LECTRIC.MACHINE.--•
NO acid , or ether ingredient required; its polder
being obtained from a permanent magnet. ' .No
family be without One. ride° only StO
PAILS,
. ,
. PEllsoNWAN't IN(.. c (1E o .ct i l
maie,for hoa h. Soo attvertipomirvnt rn
mower; hPr cOloInn.:
. .
: diA0011103:10.441 1 :'' . :
p
.oi4o.;ite
TIM :pout 7t4a at7TIIEIIfO 00111. PANT,
• • (oigattlied . tie ;$-16,-, under' the,Oenexial Mane
(se thring.Law,' 4)1114 State , of NeW York.) , '
'"I
..Offers at wh,olesale, in quantities to atilt per.
chasers, at Manufacturer's_ lowest 'prices, fot
CaSh or approvederedits7— • • ' .
,•
'Paper I(arigingsol every variety of style and
. ;Borders to ,matchrPire-Board
Ttansparent Windew Shades. •
PaintedVindow Shades:•• -•
Wide Wintkik Curtain Piipersi and Window,
Shade Fixtures. • •
e Store Shades made to order. and 'Lettered,
Of the latest styles anti superior'finish, all of
theii own 'manufacture and importation. -As
their stack is large and entirely. new,
_they. in
vite • Merchants', Booksellers, and Dealers, in
these articles, to call and examine their styles
and prices; whenever they. visit the city.
PATENT POCKET
COIN DETECTOR..
• FOR TEStING 15111EYAR101:8 KIND9_OF
GOLD AND SILVERCOINS..
It is admitted by.all.tohe Montag Perfentithing
of the kind ever . offered
,to the pnblin.
IT 1S SO SMALL THAfIT CAN it CAR
. RIED IN. THE, POCKET' WITHOUT •
• • ANY 'INCONVENIENCE,
Every Merchant should haile itl• .
Every Storekeeper should have it! . •
•
Every. Mechanic should have it!
Every Man M Easiness' should have it! .
.It detects tit' the same Moment:both size,
thickness and from a half dime to a
Dollar in silver, and, from SI in Gold:up tb
besides foreign Gold and, silvir, and sells .as
quickly as' seen, with Out the assistance of 'a
word, It is simple:eminently:useful, 'durable,
economical, and.perfect. • • ' .
DJ - A Warrantee: oes with every one sold!
• ,
iniICE ONE DOLLAR
Post=paid toaryy pait of : ttie Ifnited.Stat9s
. .„
rUE .NuivsrarEns s!LY; • •
The posesiloO, of - a perfect guosnotec
ogaibst being iriiposed Orkin with . spuriiius.coilr.
Detection is snre,•
• ,•.certaid ,
.-• • .
.. •
Man with .. .one in ..one may
bid defirinee.to. the most. skitlMl counterfeiter
of 016 day:J-.Ein.tring; ..• •
~ ••
We pronounee - it-without hesitation to bel tbe:
must perfect thing of the kind ever .offretl. -to
the"pulilic.--...Phen.'.73mmirci.. • • •
We like it, mul cordially.. recommend"it to
the, public.A'd.giona/.Arges.. . •
It:. is , worth i . ts' price , -ten, times tol(1-Cily .
Item
. .
'AGENTS AVANTF,I).
An'agent ‘varited in every County in •Ole U,
States, to . whoin . a !wavy . 'discount. will-
made. Samplessent, with terms or ageoy,
od the receipt of one dollar.. • • •
Address all - or!lerg to' •
• IMLAY. 8c .BICKKET.;f2S: ••
• . 'Bank Noie.l?oporiir, Phila. Pa.
.••
• 'The Reporter has been for Thirty years the
Constantpndbnecessary:Companien of, the Cash
ier, :Merchant; Clerk, Trader,% bfecbanic and
the People,'being tha?Oldest on' thetontinent,
*and the ablest.in the Weyb, and having- More
subscribers than' all others combined . ; is pub
fished on the Ist and • 15th Of.' cacti . month, at
the folloJving rates:.'
'Monthly, one copy one year, $1 06
,
Sethi-Monthly, 1 copy one year,,
including without . extra charge a. copy. the
Coins ef'the INoilde a.
containing
,lar#er minnbet.
of magnificently , illustrated eae-Simile bnpres-,
slons then .can lie foundin any other,work, and
which can be obtained from no other source by
'any possibility of means.- Addrese, - • '••
-•- • IMLAY •& : BICKNELL'S •
NoitißepO! tor, l'hila., Po
Barnfug Fluidal the •
MTOlt 110o91§ STORE
. .
Elardwa , re Store,
OPPOSITE EXCELSIOR BLOCK;OLEAN
. .
IIE subscribers offer to the citizens'of Olean
Tand vicinity, a large • and well selected
stock of 'Hardware, at prices that cannon'fail
to gait the , purchaser. • ' • •• •
IRON: Milian, English, Swedes; •
RODS: Tioniegian, Nail and Spikc s .
•
:IsWronglkCiath andNAiiS
' A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
CAUrENTtIi. and MILLyttRIGHT TOOLS
Besides
H ' . .4. -. B 1*.*:.A.:11.1.-E
IN ENDLI:Sq VARIETY. .
Sash, Glass, Paints, Oils, Varnishes
GIRIVEIGE GOODS
ENAMELED CLOTH,
DAMASKS, •
130*, 'SPOKES, FELLS.,
SPRINGS, A XLES,.
AND A LABIA QUANTITY OP
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
AUENTEI FOR TUN
IRON BELTING Co., LEATHER AND BONI
WINCH WE OFFER AT
MANUt'ACTUfZERS PRICES.
KILL, CIRCLE, HAND AND CROSS CIIT SAWS
From the celebrated Factory of Wheeler, Madden
PIT OIL AND DAIWA!, macaordrin TOO LS
DRILLS,..VIOES, spirm PLATES and ANVILS. '
FARMING UTFNSILS, • •
BARNS, SOTTRES,•tic
. AIANIIPAOTURRES •
TIN,.:SHEET IRON AND. COPPER.
STOVES OF ALL 'P_ATTERN,'
COOK AND PARLOR. We • •
regretfully solicit a slusiet you'r plan:insp.—
El ice us a call before purchaSing. elsdwliero; .
'. ADAMS & CO.
Oleati, May 5 1850. : . • • . •
. ,
1111 N CHURNS •an'd . .Tapaimed Ware,.StOve
• JL Pipe and. Tin Oat Holes at` -MASON'S. .•
.
NEW CARRIAGE AND.WAGON'SHOP.
TAMES MCDONALD would, inform the pub-
JJ
tic that he has;iiited up a shop at the loWer
end of town, on the premises recently occupied
by N.'Medt:niyi'as a . carding factory,' and is
- prepared tobuild-all kin ds of ,' • ',
•• • '
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
At short notice,' w'orkmandike manner,
mid at reasonable .had ai Infge
experience irr, businets,.:lte feels satisfied"
that. his work willfully mein the rcquireilienta
of all On. will 'favor him with their patronage..
, . .
' ,
t 1 :171,:t flporf,'A 1)1'0, 1.-,r,)p,
-. A . 4:-...:" . ..0,-*T-Ap
TAYLOR'S :REGULATOR,,,
N.' Taylor flow in. Store tips
NEW I'SV.IVINER - i GOODS
. .
'Everbrdfigla into this Canary;' Presentillg
. ,
UiIIEIiUALLED .41.1411.1iP.T1 0 N5: IN.
•.. . . .
:EXTENT, VARIETY, :ELEGANCE,
.0:71('
BEAUTY. of fieisii,a rafud color OT,
11 11311010
- Now is tile Time
To geleit• fro**. elm Largest Stock arid ..',l3l'ti:ch.aip
piticg.s - Aiw::.poow,Nl
..71.13 Goods are . goit,s• Off likd
HOT CAKES ou a FROSTY MORNING
And 17toqq, who Wish to inaka:
CHOICE SELECTIONS
SERV
Ilis .ImittettiO Stock consists of
ip...itit ,- - - .:...0-,Q.p.1i5 . 7.
PARASOLS AND *UMBRELLAS,
READY•]Y'CADE CLOTHING,
LADIES' DRESS . PRINTS;
LAWNS,
ROBES, Flgunced, at Si
fac..a . Coinplete.t Asiortmort of
17TWaS 1 GOOODS
0,000 yds. lIROWO,SHEETINGS, •
WOO BLEACHED SHEETINGS.
G,ROCPIIIES
&c., &c
ILL* at 124 . it5 . . TEAS at 3 . 1 . t0:V21 ctc
BOOT.S.':'.& -SHOES;
Largest stock ever offered' this :section of
country. Men's Kip Boats, a 'prime article.—
Women's Calf. Boots, Men's Brogan Shoes,
Wornen's Gaiters, tipped, 'Women's enameled
Bootees. • • .
In addition to the , above he has a large (plan-
,
HAIZDTI;'AIZE,' CROCKERY,.'. DRUGS
ME:PIOINES, YANKEE NOTIONS,
.11ATS AND CAPS, IRON' of all
. • tind3—Nail Rod anal '•
••
.TlOop' Doti;
. • Gei'nan and Cosi Steel, *,. • .
BROAD CLOTH,
. .
• . Wash Tubs and:Grain Measures.,
Patent Pails, Wail; . Boards, Vinegar, Fluid,
Carnidlene,, Turpentine, . ,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
And a thousand other things to numerous to
mention; whieh will be sold ' . •
WHOLESALE OR. RETAIL. . •
Q 7: Country. merchants 'supplied at as low
prices as they cnn buy . in New York or any of
the eastern cities; for cash or approved credit,
Srnelhpcirt,June, 1850.
YOUTH AND MATURITY-
Just. Published, Gratis, 25th Thousand :
A, FEW WORDS' ON THE RATIONAL
TREATMENT, without Medicine, of Spar-
matorrhea; or Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emis
sions, Genital and Nervous .Debility, Premature
Decay of the System, Impotencyoind Impedi
ments to Marriage generally. . •
• • BY B. DE LANEY; M.•W ' •
The important fact . that.the many, alarrang
complaints, originating , in the imprudence. and
solitude of youth; may be easily removed VyfTll.-
OUT MEDICINE, is in this small tract clearly...de
monstrated ; and the. entirely new_and . highly
successful treattrient . ,. as adopted by the Author,
fully . explained; by means of 'which every one.
is enabled : to curd'uistserx perfectly 'and at thd
leUst possible &st, thereby nvoiding,ali.the 'ad
vertised nOstrarris of titg daY.
Sent tosany address, gratis and post free in a
sealed envelope 'by. remitting (post
: paid) two
poqta4o stamps to.Du, 11. DELA NEy , so, F , , ;1 ,.,;
.1141• Street; Yolk ciry , •
.• •
s Largest
ARE HERE
Goods ..while
SHOULD CALL. EARLY
la Ene116.5 Vat
CLOTHS & VESTINGS
DDLISiDAY GOODS,
WNGHAIkI§;
LADIT S'. CHA.f4.I
DEBNIZS;nt 10 cts
COTTON. YAPN,
FLOUR,
PORE,
STOVES.
THE . SECRET IMMITTES OF
B.
, „ • ~„.
• J. B. TAYLOg'S..OLD Ft7RNAcE •
IN. .-FULL,
„ ,
THE UNDERSIGNED, ' WOULD . •lIES.•
PECTFULLY' ANNOUNOE
* MKeari. Cap.nty;
Thafthey yave.located thavaalvea at
S M ET H1".0-4.i.`
For the iiuriiose of :Msnufacturini
. .
PLOWS, SCRAPERS,
And in fact every: thing nsnally .made at a
..001INtRY. FURNACE.:..
Thorough_ experience, in ihe-basiftess, Warrants
ps'in saying that we ean s furnish 'as
IIOO.IVOYA. and at-as REASOXABLE . PRICES
As can . be found elsewhere. PartiCular
tioa will at all times be paid to . •
JOBBIIVC.
. •
The 'ceIcbtated . FRANKLINVILLE nnil
DUCH.USS COUNTY °IMPROVED `PLOWS
Constantly on:tiand. s•Fattneiwantl others, give
E, TAN .DYKE iSc •
A. WING:
August 9, 14i59. , . ••• •
• . NEW AGRICULTURAL SETTLIENLIN't ,
. . •
TO ALL WANTING, FARMS,
ARARE OPPORTUNITY IN:ADELIGHT-•-.
•FUL AND•HEALTHY.CLIMATE
MILES SOUTHEAST'OFPHIL . A- .•
' DELPHIA,PN THil CAMDEN '
AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD .: • ,
, • ' •-.. NEW JERSEY. •• s! . '
An old 'estate consisting' of several;, thousands .
of - acres Of productive soil has been.diivided into
Farms, of various sizes' to• 'suit the parches:ors: .
A population of some Fifteen ,Anndced, from
various parts of the middle-States and :New
briVe.settled- there the pasflear, Im
proved their:places;, and rated excellent %crops.
The, price of the land is rattle low-sum of from
~sl4lto $2O per•acre,'llia'soil is of the 'sett.
quality for- the production of Wheat,
.Clo'ver,
Corn, Praches, Grapes' and V, getahlrs:- 1T IS'
CONSIDERED TI-IE BEST- FRUIT SOIL IN'
, THE UNION. The place, is pe'rfectl3r. secure
frotirfrostsL-the deitructive enemy of the far
mer. Cropi of grain; grass .. and ; fruit: are now
growing and can.lre seen. By examining the
place itsell,.a correct judgment. Can he formed
•of theiroductiveness of-'the land ; .The terms
are 'made easy-to secure the . rapid improvement
of the lamb which is'only'sold for a4tual 7:971 ,
700W -1110 d. .Tlie result has been that . 'Within
the past year, some threq' hundred houses; have
been 'crecterb•two mills, One steam;four stores,
some forty Vineyards and. Peach orchards
planted, and,a large number of otliur improire
i milts, making, it a desirable:and *five
~place
I of business:'_:.•: • • . .
'THE. MARKET;
'as the reader may perteiv'effom its!oCatio'n,.is
• • ''.O:lE BEST IN : .
- . .
Produce britiging',doulde the_price than_ in •
locations away from the eity,•and imore„: , 4lfan
double the price at the West. 'lt is know, :tliat
the, earliest .and bestfruifs and vegetablik: in
ibis latitude come from - New Jersey, and .'are
annually exported to'the extent of- Millions..:
• locating.here,the.sattler has many adian
tages-..: He is in a few , hours' ride of the great
New England and Middle States, be
is near Isis old Triends and :associations, he is in
settled' . conntry where • cescy ' , intprimetecni
tow fora-rind 'civilization is at hand.- '
~Be can ,
buy ethry, article . he wants, at the cheapest
price, and sell his Koduce for the. high 01, (in
the \Vest thisis reversedo has sciibls for
his children ,, divine service,, rind - will•Cl§oy .
open Winter, and delightful climate, ivliere
vers are utterly unknown: . - The_rusidt 'ortrie'
change upon,these from the: North, has ginerr . .
ally been to restore them to-art excellent state
of health... -• ••• ' • •
In- the way of building and -improving, lam
ber'can be obtained at the mills. : atthe 'rate of
$lO to, 0.5 . per thousand.' bricks , train . .the
brickyard opened in the piece, every. article .
can he-procured in the place, good carpenters
are at hand, and-there is no . place in the'-Union
Where buildings . 'and 'inprovernerits can "be'
made cheaper. •
.• . •
'The reader will at 'onee be struek .with;the•
advantages hem presented;,'and ask himself.
• why the, property has not .been taken '
The reason is,,it was never thrown`Abe
mark4 and unless these staternents.wer4o •
rect, no one would be ihVited - to examintri r- bit
land before purchasing. .This.all are - expected'
to do.. They will:see land-under cultivation,
such-is the extent of the . settlement that i ty
will 'no doubt; meet, persons froth their n ,
neighborhood; they will witness the improve-,
rnents and can judge the- character Of the- iscip--
illations 'lf they come with a vim to settle ,
they should come prepaied. to stay 'a day of
two and be ready to purchase, as locations, can'
not be.held,on refusal. .
.'.There are twp..daily -trains to Philadelphia,
and to all settlerswho impioVe,
COMPANY GIVES'A FREE TICKET• FOR SIX SIOIVTLIS,
AND,A HALF-PRICE TICKET FOR •YRREE YEARS.
THE TOWN OF HAMMONTON.• •
In connection • with the agricultural settle"-
ment, a sew and, thriving town has naturally
arisen, reitich presents sndueemants for any kind'
of butincas„ 'particularly Stores and maw/facto
-ries. The Shoo business could be carried on in.
this place and market to good advantage, also ,
cotton besiness, : and manufactories of agrica&N-;
ral implements or Foundesi. it for miming small ar
tides. The , improvernent' haa-been, so. rapials
to insure a constant and permanent inciegese or
business. Tovin lots of a good size, Vre'do not
sell, Small ones as it would effect the improve
ment of the place, can be.hed•at 'OM $lOO and
The .trammemlon Theme's, a monthly literary
informa
atitoldn agricultural
toa t can at 25 cent,
per. annum. -
Title indispatable-7-Warrantee deeds given,
clear of all incumbrance when money is miff.
Hoge to the : land: leave Vine street. wharf;
Philadelphia, • for ,Hatiomonten by. ttailroad, at
7. .1 A. M„,0r,41P..M; Tare 90 cents. When
there
: inquire for Mr. Byrnes. Boarding con
veniences on hhnd. Parties had better. stop
with 'Mr. Byrnes, a principal, until they haire
decided as to purchasing, as he will showlthem
eocr the land in his carriage, free of weifeiise.
Letters and applicationh can' be addressed ,to
Landis &.Byrnes, Hammonton; P. 0., Atlantic
Co. Navy Jersey, or S. B. Cong Min, .202 South*
Fifth Street, Philadelphia.. Maps and informa
tion cheerfully furnished. ,
• •
are,ndt 'iti•the •habit,
4foiiee, but we 'Jaye' i,ot MACKEREL;
COO n'u•I•WHITF'FISII, behblog. bo4f, of T1 1 141.
at Id•reut. , , 11. tyrdlorr..