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Public Printing • •
•
. . .
We; the undereigned, tleilikuleetOnete of Bl'Kean coon;
kyolocertjfy that theleregelog stateineut of the rondo,
Becelpte.seetlxpendlturee of aelilVounty ler the year le
correoi to the beet of our knowledge.. . •
!lauds it Nmitliport 7aouaeq .20 . th•860. D.
W..1-12101.H0110VE.„' •
Commiseiepleis.
desist . . . • .
• J. R. Osurartoi, Clerk
hveiters, ismituttuers, linneri; adilwiights
" • er. , nen metican .
.• : TO ; HE , ENLARORD!.
lik*. .ivlizarirt. SERIES
ro
ooddenee
IMMO 0416 pageti_Lthe Peale itolume, Enlarged Se.
rice Mill contain EIGHT ItUNDEES &ND TIIIRTY
.
TWO PAUSE Vamabler.Reading Matter , usefuland
to sdi .masses. • .„ .; • , r
Ata . pooprelvto Atmumai is publisiedtreekly
,
•GIRIIIr gettable Inetdoning , and the numboro fora sin.,
to yeneeeritigniinformatioo in regard to NEW.INYEN...,
ONE_ , trainoltail.otitntillFACTlMlNG PROCESSES
; bOESolol.PUlteit IMPLEMENTS, _ ENGINEERING,
SULLINfiIIOIITING,UON •IKANINAOTURE, Moil&
1rllY; Or ' fast, almoit: every industrial . permit waves
11;;Ittaltion In its animas. . '
Eatant. Cras y010604' Oval. week, as
ftigiortat OrMO e-Patent,Ofece; awl for •• • •:. •
AND PANIiNGERs .
tt odidietiiibetnetian not to be obtained elsewhere, and •
whieit' , im'amiliutalit, , Inventor, or patentee can'. well do
Al a. Rhos no superior for real pinetio,
11Intilito'"iiiiten in its eointOols lOU be . fonn4 useful Pfm•
tine! Rao • . edetel dietitian ;will ha given from to reports
pt the futill.lailnlalt, and ether markets • •
Evaryaamber will contalislateen pages and forty-eight
• atturem of matter,
,wlth 11101r0111111lastratIone of patented _
ankother , engravings, . comprising in a single
• .
HUNDRED. ORIGINAL ENGRAVINGS.
• Wit* 'fluillnlartteti Barton' Is preseited an opPortunity ,
to subeorito net likely to occur , again for many years. , It '
wlllbelike Comineutlng anew work.-. Vol. I, No. I, New
rirmis 112 a ibeepi..;ofte ibillar for Six ninths.
••'ltitathern; Wotan, and Canadian Mono/ or Vogt Office
ittainfo tam ktpar for onhodiptiono.. Canadian isubsorill
M» will please to remit twenty-six mats extra on ' eac h
Atigtegrabsorlptiontkpre-ply postage. , • •
..l'Uleteollllotonint to ohtbs..• A - .prospectisa siring NU
partitabas of the laduramenti for clubs; 'will* specimen
. 0 0 111 Ortite PIT*, PlOOlOO eontalning Informs=
vetsaMMaeMingthe prorating. of Patents - may be bad
glttabp !Omitting:' • • , MUNN fc' 00. i :
• ..Publisbare of the Boren! lc American,
: 37 , ParkEow,.fiew, York.
IREE
courspßoyrzascAN CARRY ON their
eueeeasfully at Hammonton, free
Some forty Vineyards set out the
Oat 1 4 1$1 1 . See advertisement :
,of iIaMITIOGI.
1001•1044.anotiter roluirm. •
Bopaltars of Mails.
BowrookT POST OFFICE.
oteaos-, 77 Leavetevery Morning at o'clock; urr
liiiesaVerY•evening. , • *.
• eMbieriport*-Leaves 'Tueitday and Saturday •
-' • •*, minfaings; anions Monday end Friday eves.
MiliapPin-Leayes Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
. • gSsit mornings ; arrives Monday, 'Wedges
", J 1 sitamArrlday evenings:
•' Prigeo*.-Leavea Monday, Wednesday and
.frolatinernillgit arrives Tuesday, Thurs
ad Bti t br d ayreoeginge..
14aves Tuesday mornings and errives
' S. SARTWELL. P. M.
M. irechalaiesbug.
~.;;WO,Orsits „respectfully announces* to
40401 hp that, : - notwithstanding- them
manufacturing and keeps con
ntnitly-00:hand kindo of, furniture, such as
NYANS
• 4 1 AI 8 -..
()wok
•= DINING I 'AND ' • - •
".•/*' ' 1' BREAKFAST TABLES,
sof all kinds * and ',styles, Cann and
PettliOOOr'ZiOritiaft CO/1W; B ce.r of the
'';,
'Wtri9oKiniterist and'manufacture.
l!el!'•250-8,58
pka*itAtimit, op. SALE 25 MILES from
, TA
the State of New
for Agricultural
with,a clay
te.traet, dividedin-
Is &OM all.'garto of
;tufa building` The
rgo*4:ian be seen
ilightful,' find:secure
Imre,
lepi*talmente. T o
ige•Street - *bad at
lroad,for Ham-,
itittne%; /et ter)*
,OuttiaPriety, New
Isomdor:tn. another
1 , r
, ,4
r " 41'
ft I
:;':: . ',At . .4 - .l)W . .AtE,:g.t'
4t giggentifactstrers , ' *Prices,'
triVINO -Et4LARGk:O 'MY FACILITIES
1.1 at tha Old Stand, , "
EXCELSIOR::.BLOCK►
For,keepitig constantly On hands much larger
supply end assortment of the : heavy
cies of. Hardware'generally . kept by ,;."
• the Jobb - Me:Houses; and• having •
secured the AGENCY of. , '
many Mannfactureri
• . • . including: th e•
EQ • 6IB lit)
FALL RIVER NAILS,
WHEELER, MADDEN & BAKEWELL'S
S ,A W S
Alio'those of_WELCH & GAIFF.IIIIB end
. • other.makere, •...k "..
ANKT &MK
RUBBER.anti 11fillElt BEIM t
STEWART'S (tmemelleii) fiII'ULAB
COOKING STOVES,
486
cr, 00
110 00
1174
1 00
15727.
40 50
01 00
19 20
212 25
GLASS, 61,811 Sizes, Sorts and Descriptions.
I PROPOSE TO SELL ALL
$6,518 OS
THE ABOVE ARTICLES AT
Manufacturers' Prices
Also I propose to at a small Commission
from my LARGE an d• WELL SELECTED
STOCK of ~ •
SllELFiiill:f; HARDWARE
• • •
In the selection of which I hive taken much
pains, having given my.. personal attention`
00IJSE 'TRIMMINGS,
2.i . ..fr-:-0 . ......77:..M.A.:',
COOKING and PARLOR of every desirable
CARPENTERS', MILL-WRIGHTS
ELACICB/IMilli AIM AL&BONtr.
TOOLS,
Of the moat Approved Manufacture,
rEcK.. AXES,
SPADES,
PITCH FORKS,
LEAD PIPES,
LAMPS for OIL, CAMPHENE, FLUID, and
My motto iv The Largest Wee of the
very BEST (MODS at the LO'WEElTEe
munerative Prices Insures the Largest
Proiiti to the Beller, furnishes the Buyer '
with the Cheapest and Best. Articles, and
gives the beilfistisfaction.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS WILL BE MADE
• If people will. pay higher prim 'for..no better.
articles at other places, it shall be their - own
fault and not mine. . '
In connection' with• the above, I am able to
supply on short notice • . • .
27N:
SHEET-IRON
cOPpAgA•WORK
Having in employ Competent , and exiieri
encedwotkanen, Whoa" work: ban , never failed
to. giire.,solfaction.
C;
..• .PRORRLETPRi'
.
No. onif l 3 . Excelsior :Block:
Olean, May 24 . • .
OLEAN,
PAINTS,
Patent
SHOVELS,
MATTOCK,
RAKES,
PAILS,
BUCKETS,
WIIEEL-BARItOIVS,
PUMPS,
TUBING,
KEROSENE.
TO DEALERS.
ALL.KINDS OF
• Adnunistratoes •
No m, Is beret:4 given that' ' th e , efi c tei,
• signed,. Administrators of the. Estate ',Of
0. R; . Bebnett, 'deceased; late of . Stne4gett .
‘ Borongli,..,in pursuance rif, anordei from the Or-
Phan's. Court of M'Kean county; to therb
expose' to 'sale or' ..public' vendue;: at
the Colin House, inSmethport, M"Kein county,
on . Tuesday, the twenty-eighth day of
February next, at one o'clock,. P:11., of said
day,: the.following real estate;
; All that Piece or parcel.of land"situatein the
Borough 'of . SmethpOrt,.=Miltean''ceuntY and
State of P.enneylvania, bounded •atfd. described
'as folloWs, toWiti.That.part, 'of Square num
tiered seventy-nine (79)in "the - general plan Of
said town, within the• follOWing boundaries,
viz: beginning at the north-west corner of said
square; thence east One hundred and, ninety
two (192) feet to.the building now'occupied by
Levi Wells, (now Occupied by J. C. 'Backus
8r seyenty-t#q feet • from the
north-east corner ;of . said square; thence South
sixteen. (16) perches, to •the south line
of said square; thence west dna hundred and
ninety-two (192) feet tq the south-west corner
of said square; • thence north sixteen (16) per
c.hes to the plaap otbeginning. Containing one
.acre and. twenty-six perches; more or: .lest;' on
said premised thereAs one frame building
known as, the. tißennett 'House," two Barns,
One Ice pounse; and other out 7 liouses.
Tznare:---One thousand dollirs, cash, it the
time of sale;, One thousand dollars• at the Ist
of-June, next, and the balance in $l,OOO -pay
ments, annually thereafter.
• - , DAVID .R. BENNETT, •
WM. IL WARNER,
• • • Administrators
•
Smetbport, Pa. % Unitary 2.1, 1860::
The above sale is adjourned until the fourth
Mounday of June next, it being the 25th day,
at the same hour and place above mentioned:..
• • ' DAVID IL BENNETT,,
WM. B. WARNER, •
• • , Admingstrators.
Smethport, Fab. 29, 1860. • .
PERSONS WISHING TO CHANGE, their
business to a rapidly increasing Country, a NeW
Settlement where hundreds ate going•%
Where the Climate is mild and delightful. See
ndvertisement of the Haminontin Settlement,
another column. ..• • .
••07" TIIE OLDEST, WIDEST CIittULA
TED,-and`rnnat COMPLETE,.CORRECT and .
RELIABLE Bank Note Bei - mortar in existence.
THOMPSON ' S
BANK NOTg"AND.COMMEWIAL REPORTER.'
Circrilation 160,000.
EDITED BY JOHN THOMPSON
Quotations corrected by Tuomrsou BnoTuns,
2 Wall Street.:, . ' •
Published bithus. tit.orinELLs 117 Fra)crn
. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION IN 'ADVANCE; .•
To mail Subrerikeis • .:
.. -
Woo*, 42 I Bond-Monthly,., :...$1( Monthly— 455.
.To rostroastors or others, who form Olishs and for
ward us the money In advance; we will Hendee Boor- '
ler Coils Chari Mansisl, and Descriptite .f.isr, as '&l 7
lows: ...
5 ioptes of the Weakly', one. Yeay.........58 00 ..
' 5 Cook's of.the Bemi-monthly.... --- ...4 00 • ' '
10 coplas of the M0nth1y...,..1...... ... .
• ... : . 600 '
-
• • We wilt forward gratuitously to any person
sending. a club of $2O at the ..above rates, at
apy one tiine,.. our • American s Gold .. Cots Tcst .
Sicfle. Address .• • ••• • . - -
THOMPSON BROTHERS, Bankers,.
. , .
• • No. 2, Wall St. N. Y., Proprietors.
WiISICYZ SiLLAKEZ2.
Patented Sept 9, 1851
Br RILEY SMITH'
HE 'WASHBOARD. AND BEATER. are
the two first and most natural implements
ever used. in WaihingClothes. pfotwithstand
mg it hai been. the study of inventors'. to-do
them away, and for that purpose several hun
dred patents have been' issued,. yet it has been
of no effect. • They have failed in their at
tempt.' Their machines have .been condemned
and thrown awaV, 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 he used as the operator may desire.
, The motion of the 'Beater Jr quick and easy,
the pressure gentle and powerful, which gives
it the advantage over all otbermaehines, and
is so decided by competent judges.
Manufactured and sold at Mechanicsburg, hy
..A.' WOLTERS.
Mechanicsburg, March 18;:1858. . .
FIFTY. DOLLARS FORFEIT.
TAR'. HUNTER WILL FORFEIT ssp
L./failing hi mire any ease of secret disease
that may come under his care, no matter how
long itanding,or afflicting- Either sex are in:
vited to his; Private' Rooms, 44- North. SEV- :
ENTH St., Philad'a,' without• fear . of interrup
tion from other patients. Strangers , and others
who have been unfortunate in. the selection of
a Physician are invited to call. ' '
IMPOTENCE. -:-Through unrestrained. in
dulgence of the piisions, by excess or self.
abuse, theovlls are: numerous. Premature im
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 . confidnce;
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
liveb,in the hands of physicians ignorant of
this of malidies. 'lt itrcertainlYimpossi
ble for one man to understand all the ills the
human family are subject to. - Every respecta-.
ble physician has his peculiar branch, in which
he is more successful than his brother profess
ors, and to that ,be devotes most of his time
and study: ,
. YEARS OF PRACTICE, exclusiyely devo
ted to the Study and treatment of diseases of
the iexual Organs, together with ulcers upon
the bcidy, throat; nose; or legs, ',Pains in the
head, or bones, meretirial rheumatism, strict
ures, graiel; . irregularities,. diseases •. arising
from . youthful . ; excesses, or impurities of
,the
blood, whereby the 'constitution has become
enfeebled, enables' the Doctor to offer spiedv
relief. to all who may pltibe themselve s.unde r
his , mire.' •
" 07 - Medicine forwarded to any part of the .
United States,--Price Ten Dollars per Package
Poi side, DR. DICKINSON'S CELEBRA
TED MAGNETO-ELECTRIC' MACHINE).—
No acid or other ingredient required; its power
being obtained from 'a permanent magnet.
family should be with Out one. • Price only $lO.
• PERSONS WANTING CHANGE OF CLI
mate for, health. See ativertieement of .Ham
inenton L,ande, another column. ,
PAPER GINGS
York
• Directly:opposite I,lle 'Wastrel :Hotel: -
THE: CROTON, MAiItFACTIIiONO . COMPANY,
, . „
(Organized in • 1846, •tinder • the . General Mane
' faciuring,Laiv . of the State, of New York.) • ,
• Offers at wholesale;in quantities to suit
0 4-
charters; at. Minufaiturer's lowest prites, for
Cash or approved crediti÷
Paper Hangings, of : every variety of style and
Borders to metal;
,Fire,Board. Prints.
Transparent Window Shades. '• • , • •
Oil Painted Window Shades..' • • •
- Wide Window Cadent Papers, and Window
Shade Fixtures. . ' ' •
. - •
Store Shades made to order and Lettered, .
Of the latest styles and superior, finish, all •of
their own manufacture and impornftion. As
their stock is large and entirely.new; they
Mite „Merchants, :Booksellers, and Dealers in
theie articlee, to call and examine theirAtyles
and prices, whenever - they visit the city.
PATENT POONET
COIN DETECTOR.
• _ •
FOE. TESTING MEE TARIGGS KINDS OF .
GOLD AND SILVER COINS.
It is admitted.by, all to be the most , per feet thing
"ofthe kind ever Offered" to the publics. • •
LT rE SO. SMALL THATII'VAN'BE CAR-
RD IN 'THE' POCKET WITHOUT
' . ANY' INCONVENIENCE. • -
Every Ilerchtmt should'have it! .• • -
Every Storekeeper should have it! • .• •
Every Meohanio Should' have it! ' • •
'• Every Man in Eueiness should lutve.it!
Iti'detects . at, the same • moment, both size,
thickness ea-weight, . from a . - half• • dime, to a
Dollar in silver, end' from $1 in Gold up to $2O
.bisides foreign Gold and silver, and sells as
quickly as mien,. without' :the assistance. of a
word. It is simple, eminently useful, durable,
econemical and perfect.
(17' A Warrantee goes with °veil one sold!
, PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
Post-paid to any part.of the United Ptates.
. ,
SEV. WAIAT TUB NEWSPAPERS' SAY: •
The possession of it is, a perfect guarantee
against being imposed upon with spurious coin.
Detection is sure •certain inevitable --I've '
A blind manswith one in his possession may
bid defiance.to „the* most skillful counterfeiter
of the day.--Evenintr Thelleein. 1 : •
We pronounce it without hesitation to be the
most'perfect thing of the kind ever•offered to
'the public. —Penn. Enquirer; • , •
' 'We like it, and' cordially ricorrisnend it to
the public.—. National Argzes: . ~
•It is worth , its price'•ten• times told.--City
* km.
AGENTS WANTED.
the li. An agent wanted in every County in the li.
States to, ' whom• a heavy , discount will, be
made.. Samples sent, with. 'terms of
,agency,
on ,the receipt of one dollar. . •• • ,
' Address all, orders to • . ' '
' • ''
IMLAY. 8c BICKNELL'S.
• Bank Note Iloportei; Phila. Pa." ,
The Reporter has been ,r Thirty .years the.
constant and necessary. .companion of the Cash
ier, 'Merchant, Clerk, Trader, Mechanic and
the People, being the oldest on the Continent,
and 'the ablest' in, the world, and ,having more
subscribers than all others combined, is pub
lished writhe lst and 15th of ;each month, at
the following 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 Fac-Simile impres-,
sions than , can be found in any other work, and
which can be obtained friim no.other source by
any possibility of means., Address, - '. • •
• : IMLAY & 13ICKNELL'S
_ . _
Batik NOto . liepot tot., Alla., Po.
yiuldat the
ASTQR HOUSE: STORE
.1-lardware Store,
OPPOSITE EXC ELSIOEBLOCK, OLEAN
rpHE subscribers offer to the citizens or Olean
and Nicinity;
. a large and well selected
stock of Hardware, at prices that cannon fail
to, salt the Purchisec. ,
IRON American, English, gwOdes. •
• RODS: Norwegian, Nail and Siike•
NAILS : cut,yirought„ Clinch . and Rivet, •
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
CARPENTEB. and BILLLYVILIGEIT TOOLS
Besides
HARDWA.RVE
, IN ENDLESS VARIETY. .
Sash, Glass, Paints, Oils, Varnishes
CaRIIVIGE GOODS,
ENAMELED CLOTH,
• DAMASKS,
BOWS, SPOKES, FELLCES,
, SPRINGS, AXLES, •
AND A LARGE QUANTITY OP
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
AGENTS FOR TILE
OSTON. BELTING Co, LEATHER AND BELTI
• . .
WIIIOII WE OFFER AT
MANUFACTURERS PRICES:
MILL; CIRCLE, HAND AND CROSS CDT SAWS
From the celebrated Factory of Wheeler, Madden
kOo.
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PITOD AND OAKUM, • DLAONSInTIi TOOLS
SonEw PLATES and ANvILS.,,• ,
?ARMING UTENSILS,
RAHES, SCYTHES, Sp" •
MANIIP/tOTITSERS'OF •
TIN, SHEET IRON . AND COPPER
STOVES OF ALL 'PATTERNS,
WITH COOK AND PARLOR.
. . .. .
. • . . . . ,
Wo rospootfally . solicit a share of your otronago
Giro us a call before purshastrig laorthere.. ' • '
• • • T. W.. o ADAMS &. CO.
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Olefin, May 5; 1850
. .
/DIN CHURNS' and Japanned Witte, Stove
Pipe and Tin Cat Holey at MASON'S.
NEW CARRIAGE AND WAGON SHOP;
J AMES
McDONALD would inform the pub-
T lic that he has fitted up a shop. at the lower
'end of town, on the 'premises recently occupied
by N. MS,dbory, as a carding factory, cad is
prepared to build all kinds of • •
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS
At short notice, . in , a workman-like. manner,
andAttriationable prices. Hiving had a large
experience in the .businesi,, he feels satisfied'
that his work will fully meet•tbe requirements
of all who .will.favor him with their patrenaie
Repalrlng'promptly ;ittended to
Smethport, April, 10, 1850
ARE...::..:C.H r ..AF,'.
TAYLOR'S :REGULATOR
•. • •
• •
N. Taylor his . • ,Store the
Stoit ,of
N:EW:i sipmxElt -Goops
, .
Ever brought .Pieseiting
UNEQUALLED ATTRApTIONS.IN.
. , . „.. .
EXTENT, VARIETY, ELEGANcE,
, 1 5014
BEAT,TY .of desigri
In till fJ3(11010
Now is_ the . Time
To.'Select, from the LargeitStock aril Prirchaso
• • • 'Goods. while
_: • • .
PRICES ARE DOWN!
The Goods are Goins• Gff
HOT ofl . a.. FRO S TY_ MORNING
And:thosis wlbo ?nab
CHOICE SELECTIONS
FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED
111,3 1 . 171.1716 , 130 Stock , eo . of
DRY..... .9 . r...-0 .0. :1D.!1;.
Endless Vtfrit:ty.
PARASOLS AND PORELLAS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
LADIES' DRESS:PRII4TS,
LAWNS,
- 110BtS, Flounced, at sl,'
. .
fac(ii.,Complete Assortment or.
... . . .
DRESS . GOODS
0 . ,000 . yd5. BROWN SHEETiNGS,'. , •
'5OOO .BLEACHED SHEETINGS
G R :0:,.C.:, E -.11; .1.. E ,: S.,
SUGARS,
BANS . at 121. as,
.'I.#A . S. at .31 etc
BOOrr$: &...S.l-10:E.,
Largest stock evei offered in ''this section of
country. Men's Kip Bolits, a prime article.—
Women's Calf Bouts, Men's Brogan Bhoes,
Womea's Gaiters, tipped, Women's enameled
Bootees. -
In addition to the above he has a large Tian-
ILARDTVeIkEi CROCKERY, : UGS
MEDVINES;'.YANKEE NOTIONS;
• HATS eND
,ICAPS,4RON.:of all
, : ) •, .1 Rod and • •
•.. hoop •• . .
German and Cast Steel; •
BROAD CLOTH,
Wash Tubs and Grain, Measures,
Patent Pails, Wash Boards, 'Vinegar, Fluid
Cainph,ene, Turpentine, •
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
And a thousand other things , too numerous to
mention, which will be sold
WEOLESALE OR RETAIL:
(37" Country merchants supplied at is, low
prices as they cnn buy in New York or any of
the ealitern cities, for cash or approved credit.
Smethport, June, 1859. • ,
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YOUTH AND MATURITY,
Just Published, Gratis, 25th Thousand
A-FEW . 'WORDS ON THE RATIONAL
TREATMENT, without Medicine, of Spar
matorrhea, or Local Weakness, Nocturnal Ernie.
eons, Genital and Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay of, the system, Impotency, and Impedi7
merits to Marriage generally.
• • •
BY B. DELANEY, D.
. ,
The. important fact:that the merry .alarming
compldints, originating in the impiudsnce and
solitude of youth; may be easily removed wait-
OUT Mamma, is in this small tract clearlY de
monstrated ;, and the,entirely . hew and highly
successful treatmentots adopted by the Author,
fully, explained, by means of which every one
is enabled to cure. tincsar.v perfectly and at the
least possible cost, thereby avoiding•all the ad
vertised nostrums of thel••day. ; • •
Sent to any Oddress, gratis and post free in a
sealed envelope by remitting (post paid) two
postage stamps to Da. B. DE LANEY, B§ . East
list Street, litew York City. • ,
GOOD'S
ARE HEItE.
SHOULD CALL EARLY
CLOTHS , 8c VESTINGS;
MILLINERY
GINGHAMS,
LADIES' :CHALLI & LAWN
DEBAIZES, at 1b cts
COTTON YARN,
FLOUR,
PORK,
STOVES.
THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF
s*Farri-fpOItT
B. TAirLIZIR , S
IN. FULL ;::.„BLAST!
,
TIE llNX ) naidNEl) . lt i vptrtiy , irms
PECTFULLy ANNoIINCE• TO TEE
CITIZENS OF,.
Thdt they have !Voted oiemiehrei of
p k t.***-.6R:.7i.
For the "purpose of Marinfac . tuOng
PLOWS; SCRAPERS, SLEIGH-SHOES, ,
And in fact every thing ai a
COUNTRY'. FURNACR;
Thorough experience in the hisiness; 'warrants
us in, saying that , we can furnish as
GO(11) WORK and . at as. IiEASONABLE PRICES.
As can_be found elsewllere. Particular atten
tion will . stall times be pttid to • '
JOBBING,
The celebrated FRANKLINVILLF, and
DUCHESS COUNTY :IMPROVED PLOWS'
constantly on• hand. Farmers and othere,kiye
E. VAN DYKE & S. A. WING.
Augu§t, r 9, 1859. ' •
- . NEW AGRIPULTIIIIALfiETTLIOILENT...,
. ' . TO ALL • WANTING FARMS, - • •
A- RARE OPPORTUNITY IN •A DELIGHT- , •
• FLIL AND HEALTHY CLIMATE:2S . .
• ; MILES SOUTHEAST OF FIIILA- :.
-DELPHIA, ON THE-CAMDEN ~ '
...
AND - ATLANTIC RAILROAD
An "
old estate consisting of:several tbouiandif
of acres of prod tictivetnl has - been divided into
Farms-of various sizes to suit she purehasets.
A'. population of. some Fifteen. hundred, from,
various, parts of the Middle States
,'-and. New
Englan have settled theie the past year,.•im,
proved their places; and raised , excellent crops. .
The price of the land'ls at the low sum of from
$l5 . to $2O per acre, the soil. is: of ' the best •
quality for the production of- - Wheat, Clove6'
Corn,' Peaches, , Grapes %and .V.potables. ; IT,IS
CONSIDERED THE BEST • FRUIT SOIL IN:
THE UNION.. The place is p erfectly secure
froM frosts—the destructive enemy , of the. fer
mer. 'Crops of grain., grass and. fruit are now
growing and can be seen... By examining the
place itself, e correct judgment can be formed,
of. the. productiveness .of •the land. The terms
are made easy to secure the rapid.improVement
of the land, which is only sold for actual " im-
piotement: The result has been that within
the past year, some thrill' hundred houses have
been erected,' two mills, one steam . , four stores,
some Joy ty . vineyards - and Peach • orchards
I,planted, and alarge. number of other improve
ments, making it a desirable acid aetive, place
of business.. ~- . • • . • • .
THE MARKET,
as"-the reader may perceive frail itslocEition, is
THE BEST IN. THE
Produce bringing double the price than in
locations away. from the citY, and more than •
double.the price at the West. It is known that
the earliest and best fruits and vegetables in
this latitude Come from New Jersey,. and . are
annually exported to the extent of. Millions. .
'ln locating here, the settler has many advan
tagea. , He is, in a few • hours"ride of the great
cities of New England and Middle States, be
is . neer his old friends and a ssociations, he is in
a settled country:to/seri? . every improvetoent o
comfort, and civilization is . at hand.. He can
buy, every article be wants , at' the , cheapest
price; and aell hia, produce for the
,highest, (in
the West this . is reversed,) he has schools for
his children, divine service; and will. enjoy an,
open winter, and delightful climate; where fe,
vera are;utterly unknoWn.' The. result of the'
change upon ,those fi om the North; has gener
ally been to restore. them to an excellentatate
lethe way o( building and'improving,
lum
ber can be obtained at the Mills at-the rate of
$lO to $l5, per thousand. hrn
Bricks o ,the •
brick yard opened in the.place; every article
can be proeured iri the place; good carpenters
are at hand, and there is no place in the Vnion
where . buildings and improvements. lan be
made cheaper. ,
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
marketand , unless these statements were. cor
rect, no one Would be invited to examine the
land before pUrchasing. This all are expected
to do; They wilt see land under cultivation,
such is'the extent of the settlement that they
will, no doubt, meet persons- from their own ,
neighborhood; they will witness: the'.' improve-
Menta and can juuge the character of the pop
ulation. 'lf they come with a view to settle
they should come prepared to stay a day or
two and be ready to purchase, aslocations can,
not be held on refusal.
There are two daily trains.to Philadelphia,
and to all settlers ~who improve, THE RA ILRAOD
COMPANY GIVES A FREE TICKET. FOR SIX MONTHS,
AND 'A lIALF , PRICE TICKET FOR THREE YEARS.
THE TOWN. OF HAMMONTON:
In connection with the agricultural, settle
ment, a new and thriving town has naturally
arisen, which presents Inducements for any kind
of business, particularly stores and manufacto
ries.. The Shoe business' could be carried on in
this place u and market to good advantaie, also
cotton business, and manufactories of qicricolfu
nal implements or Fountleries for casting small eir'
titles. The improvement has boon so taPid as
to insure a constant and permanent increase of
businegs. Town lota of alood size, . we do not
sell, small ones as it would effect the improve
ment of the place, can be had at from $lOO and
upwards. -
The Hammonton Farmer, a monthly literary
and agricultural sbeet, containing full informa
tion of .Hammonten, can be obtained at 25 cents
per.annum. • • ..
Title: •indisputabie--warrantee deeda,liven,
cleat of ,all incumbranee when money is paid.
Route ,to the leaite Vine street ',Whirl,
Philadelphia', for. Hammonton by Bailroad, nt
74 A. M,; Or 44 P. M. 'Fare, 00 vents.., ~ W hen
there inquire for Mr: Byrum Boarding con-;
veniences on hand. Parties had better stop
with .Mr..Byrnes, a principal, until they have
.decidpd as to purchasing, as be will show them
over the land in'his carriage, free of expense.
Letters and applications. can •bO,addiefipad to
Landis & Byrnes, Hammonton P. 0., Atlantic
Co. New Jersey, or S. /3. Coughlin; 202 SOuth
Fifth Street, Philadelphia. Maps end informa
tion Offerfully furnished.. ,
AVE are not in the habit Of ecnisli.
VV stories, but. we have got : MACICEREE. ,,
COD and WHITE FISH, besides hosts of E
at 40 cents. , F.. NOUGHT.,