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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-04-18
GIN MAKING. q, 3.

We are prepared to execute orders 10 any
extent in the above line, both for nem;wosk
and repairs. Our Gins are not surpassed nv:
any made in the State. possessing all the ats
vantages of the Falling Breast and Sliding
Ribs, which saves a great deal inway ofI re-
pairs. We also use the Steel Plate Saws,
with teeth setin an angle that cnnnot poss;bNb
injure the finest staple, with an improsnient
to regulate the noting Of the cotton; our brush
is constructed on a pian, giving at once. the
advantages Of fllightness, strengt ttiR and force
all livery material in the successful operation
of Gin. We would invite planters To can
at our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst we would assure the public gem eriuliy II,
that they shall have no cause to complain
either Of our work or prices. S
CABINET hfAIlIN NC
We are also prepared to do work in the
Cabinet line such as Bedsteads 4. yTafdrotes
Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables, Ciipboards,
&c. &c. at short notice, on liberal terms.
~ IS HUDSON g. BR OTHER
Opposite The Presiyterian church,
= Surnteryille. April %, 1917. 26
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PRorlTs or APPLE ORcHARps.-The
American Agricnlturis, snys:R A gentle.
man having less than seven acres Of or
chard, realizes from $500 TO $3.50 worth
efnpptes annually. In another exchange
paper is said, an old orchard of four or
i've M acres, that had moi been plougbed for
thirty years, and was said to be worthless,
Wns p!oughed aud nt.nured, and the third
year thereafter produced $50 barrels.
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ID .,lPEDIGREE.

Bucephalus, JI.,wss 90, l,S ]. IF. Roduarsr
Bncephn!ns; he by WlIatnsol' Bedford Of Yir.
gRhesphalns' dam waa by old king tlafasi .alit
he by 'fw,g; Twig by lhe;ald imported James:
his G. dam ,yns. according 10 ipfprna,io n
Medley. Bocsphalus Jnniors dam was set .bv
old White Oak Split he hy Lewis taIlina Is piiI.
whose performance MS a Race Iierss n as we'll
established on the G anden Turf. and he on, Of
the old imported Raitie :tllo-G Gash; Bnesphaus
Jps. 6. dam WINS got by Marcus.
! could here publish d long Iist of certificates
from difsrent Districts relative 10 bucrpaps
.JFs. reputation foal gel.rr, hui deem, itiuso.
less, as reference Gun he had to his printed hills.
and To citizcns of Sumter District, Who loys
seen seen Of his colts aud know they viii M, s,ifls
,, ), s y AMES D.HciLWAIN.
MaIcn u, io99. - 90 3m
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A CARD.

The subscriber, having taken, the corner
Store, (known as McIeans) would, most
respectfully, acquaint his old Friends, and
the Public at large,' that ne will at all times
take pleasure 10 accommodate them, in Cnt.
ting+and Making up Garments, in the most
Fashionable and substantial manner
He will keep constantly on hand fresh
and seasonable assortment, of outftting, of
the latest and most approved Fashions, and
hopes, by punctuality and his desire to please
all, he merit continuance of their Patron
age and confidence.
d. J. WINN.
Jan. Is, ls49, l2 If
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81 ORIGIN OF JOHN GrLpIN.-It hap.
pened led one afternoon, in these years
when yN his accomplished friend Lady
Austen madesa part of his little even.
ing circle, that she observed him sink.
ing into increased detection; it was her
custom, on those occasions, 70 try all
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CUR!ous MoDE oF,Gsap ING THE GRAPE
N4NEs--A Eanilrntan Observation-Disclosures!
Of ip1r'" split "A vinn shoot (whiue graps)
'n'H ca';tiniiv down the middle, cutting
sEt9iatii IN 5hnif nnd i!icn split a corrns.
i,and',ig s.i0;t on u Glack vine, and united
t..,'sr.as q. io.nrnpn grating, and, nficr
nsny experiments. succeedei in making
th.I graft grow, aud the produce of the
vino. was white and black fruit on the
same bunch, and on others variegatcd
fruit. i5l.
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Musical Instruments.

.glslns, V Flutes, &c.;a fresh lot italian
violin and Guitar strings. Also, Bsidges,,
Aprons and screws for yiolsns 5tss s
L. B. HANKS
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tsS SoAIs---A An 3inexhausiible mine of Bit.
luminous coal hasibean discovered, only a
:mll'sand 5tf nm half from Acapulco. 4 Within
a a at'ort time, deppsitsof coal have been
discovered at Cape Horn, and they are al.
y so Known 70 exist Of various points in
ISLAND. lSl II. s.. :
lhe Literary Gazette gives from Haamlet
motto Tor enjgrants to California;:
s,, "a =. plck,axe, and a spade, spade; rs
s.s Aye, and q winding. .sheot,p
a wlnd,ng-sheet is very meet to put tho
gov s,sl l,n; and If men die, why that's the
! irg wherever we have been. $500 'i'
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RmceIps,s,ivas, ! .gr..


The subscriber, through The solicitation of his
friends, hns ngemeptsto to stand his ccle-
brnicd Horse BUCEPHALUS, Jr. ID, Sumter
Dlstrie,, the ensuing Spring. Said Horse may
be expected to pass through Su,n,efyills. IL
Fulton, and perhaps Slattbpyg. aud in the Fork
Of Black River; and any o,ht 4 place where sue
ficently encouraged mud convenient aohis Route,
which will be determined BY the gtoon,. AZ
Ferlaas--l l,ncephalns, Jr. will }bs Hat 6to
marea at $500; $s.ODthc season, md ssla 100
10 insure; 25 cents 10 the groom, in eyery in
stance. Parting with the mare ortsils tho in.
suraace in every instance. Every care will be
taken to prevent accidents, but no liability ahonid
any occur. y q i:ssssss - ]s5 ~
N. b. Where a company of Q lor 8 mares is
mado up by responsible persons, ana the HORSE
and Groom furnished ice charge as he Is pass.
ing round through The season. 4 will reduce tl.e
season 10 81, ana The iilsur auceto $40. Twill
also give tho same ciia,Aeei 10 oil those feel
and conditions. IL
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GLOVES.

GLOVES.
a Fresh assortment of Ladies' white, cold.
and black Kid Gloves, white and black silk
do. Ladies white Kid shoes, Bronzed and cold
do; Gents blk and cold kid Gloves, Buck do.
Berlin do. lined with Buck skin. Also, a
beautiful assortment of gents fancy and blk
Cravats; Suspenders, &c. &c.
l.. B. HANKS.
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CAI.IEORNIA.


VTVsT,s PATENT GOLD ENTkAfTiNts
/ L ENGlNF.-T0e undersigned, having hled ne uu'
nerous private orders which have pressed upon them hh
erlO beyond heir ABLY supply. and MADE extensive A.
"a erne1s for toe gscilre Of their acnef sre 10"
prepared % offer them 20 re public snd meet any demand
Their ensin- 10 cotfdenty recommended 20 miners 40 =
perfect God TxtrscJr, combining coiVenerce rco1 l
aod siren yIh win complete Working csra-lf 10 hes h-rl
cprstrfed win praccal knO~ieoge ~ al ir prpce4a-s
Of susial or Placer" mining snd 81 The prncpes IN
voved in fhe opersOns Of gold washing The imp1rs1ce
OF N fact every vii duly estimate II 70 SELF evident
that practical experience 10 the business Of so1Hinn2 4
absolutely required learn he conditions 10 be provided
for and the objects n be accomplished by machinery Ne
chsrical ssl may construct yery ingenious msehnes ny
Tor snt Of practical knOvled OF mining operations ~ ne
inventors ofho.e offer ed for sale In market msy
BE- properly called conivsnces for wasting he goj or re-
ierfinr = hut the BIZ maps
Hunrs Psi.pi Gold Extracting Engine embraces among
others the folio aing I'd suisges
il compact and portable being readily moved sholl
snd may be song upon the bach Of mule and transport
III. ~ strong Is the best wood and iron can make H.
and bear sny reasonable exposure or bad usage "l
out getting OUT Of order
eau worked by single mst, or by several Ter'onf
advsutss eOssly
Il vii wos up from u fne-n tons o. earth per day
s. 10 can be used with or without quicksilver
10 hriugs al the finer psTtices of gold INTO contact WIN
quicksilver, when used, and viii save al tie goG me SOL
contains.
Price. SO Printed Practical distinctions Miners
sc ompany the machoe Shipped 10 order ~ liberal
discount rsde 10 purchasers % seycra machines
WALTER HUNT co. l8 Nslist
NB-6od Extracting Engines, adapted 10 hand, steam
N horse power lea her or lndiac1ber hose ung snd
forcing pumps merclry resOrs miners iougs picks spadr
wheelOs sDd every article requisite for minns op-
r.ious furnished Al Inc lowest make prices Jl7 %
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A FIeHr WITH R0RBERs-The band OF young
Communists who for several months past have preyed
upon our citizens actng 10 full faith upon the broadcast
doctrine and light Of the age. that the world
owes them living and that they are entitled 20 share
equally In the sccumulstons Of industry and thriit
have recently extended their depredatons 90 the neigh
boring towns Two of them are now in jail, charged
With breaking into store in Andover, IN which town
one OF them, Frye, originally belonged ca Mondsy
morning between snd o'clock. lady, on looking
out OF the window discovered sleigh near the store
Of Mr. Paul Pearson. 81 Pesrson's Mills Village, New
barry and persons putting goods into irom the store
Messrs Elbriige Tenney and William Pearson WHO
informed OF the fact immed istey provided them
selves with clubs and repaired o. the sleigh where they
met the robbers three in number and conhct ensued
between the psrtes esh struggling for the Possession
of the horse and sleigh.
The contest Tor time doubtful but At length
two OF the robbers fed the other and the smallest Of
the three. Who had made the most resistance finding
himself abandoned BY his comrades then turned and
ned. leaving Mr. Tenney and Pearson in possession Of
the horse snd sleigh the goods which had been De
pcsted in H. and Of the machinery Of the robbers
Including suser and dark lantern In the connici
Mr. Tenney received sssvere wound in the hand with
knife The thieves appear u have ccen armed wlih
pistols as well ~ knives Yesterday forenoon two
young men Shaw srd Mallory. who have before been
arrested for other offences bu, discharged for OF
evidence and third BY the name Of Purrsnston
recruit were arrested charge Of being toe persons
concerned Ia the robbery. They are 10 be examined
this morning Atter the fight Of the robbers one ef
them without any bat or cap his head applied ~ the
farm houses q: Messrs Ashby snd Wi0klsy shout halt
past< O'CLOCK inquire for the road 20 Nesouryport
his 10 supposed To have been burlington the one who
was the last dee and who has been but short time
resident here. Newoarypors Herald Jan 10.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
cAL1RoRNIA GOLD.

conE listen N me. Yankee boys story n relste,
That happened In the valley Of the California state
T down in the bottom lands, we fellows went 50
bold. ltne goio
And worked like hungry tigers when we thought about
CHORUS.
On the gold they say--tis brighter than the day
Add when 10 mine no won't SHINE, and drive dull
care away
Nv creditors gave me year to pay them what owe,
thanked them very kindly, and then leaned for Frsn
cisco;
And IS scrsped the valleys. where once the rivers
rold gold
filed my pockets with the brgh, and shining
oh, the gold, &c.
BY the banks Of the river where s,oop and bend
low down below
The FLAKES we find above the ground, the LvnPs are
Bat there 10 a spot where sometimes, we are told,
That when the tide 10 very low we n ind great heaps
Of gold
Oh the gold, &c.
Beneath hot and seorchng sun We worked for many
day, away
Quite happy that q grown rich. and going
hsd a monstrous heap Of gold, when from the sand
twas parted; started
70, some boards and boxed II up, and then for nome
on the gold they ssy-'Tis brighter than the day
And now II mine. m bound 70 shine and drive
dull care away
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=. ApMINI.rRATOR,. sALE-OF vALUA

e. BILE REAL ESTATE u TIE Guy = New lors Pc
- Ion g1ng % the e.tst- o ISAAC LAW RENEE, de-
eeasei n pursuance 2 M oie- Of Ire Surrogate q n
County q N-vY0-k. vii be- SOD A. rublc suclon Al ne
Merchants Exchange l fh- oy q Ne~fors, o. Ne rf''
day Of March rexi e. tZev- O'clock 81 nocn u hat Day
ne 1 owing vs1she esis be0D gag 20 The estate Of
Isssc Lawrence. deceased
ard o.l1z IN he Tuefh ale 3.hI Ward o. ne Cry 81
Ne~iorE. beng pan 80 parcel oi rsc Or sl1ayi'on
humber SIX ~ cesu fa piece or parcel % aldw here
q frances Bsysrd Winthrop. EsCuire died seyed sud
commonly known by tie rsme 81 me Turtle Bay Farm o-
- i-i-s- - ..,if--r, - -,st .r-..,-s-5.g nom
tie corner % The Frs-sve1ue ihsrc- s1lil siyone de-
grees s11 thirty minutes ess,, rr -adrel al ten feet
hence norih itr ~ raes cal lee'' t-nce
g0Ih fhifye.gt. degrees essi f1ry-egnl eeti Arnce
lofh ifyD1r degrees east tny-f-lr feet nenc- norm
-1ty-rre degrees and 0y mimic. 7.s' l.'5
fee. ftarr- south tFrr-e degrees east oce Kindred
and nineteen feet; thence south -xtf-ifee degrees sn4
iary minutes ess- riney-sx feet hence -olh anyone
degrees and th v minutes three hundred and thirty
three fee uor1 forty seven degrees "esi -ls
hundred s.d sxr-f0lr feet len-s sou lry-infer de-
ree- fsy rr1ss west I'VE hundred FEET % the place Of
h-eirrir- containing eight acres, 10 hs same os- or
ies win the house and buid-gs 40 &c. sos elnens here
49, tafrg rsrf ~ lie IRE which conveyed 10
ole Leary barclay hy William D Winihrcp, oy deed re-
rr5ei In lie c--s u s Register Of ne Cv and County
~ M V.rr la Liner No 119 Of COuvevsnces psge 5f
n he frst dsv u March, 1873 The SAD premises being
bounded soulwesisrr paIi nJ 4ue Say arc Party oy
ianf o. Coo RI Thorss Bsrcsy; s0lihesstery By the
Fssi Il v-r OF re r0rfoasfery sde by Efolrt now OF
sl- 90 NehossV Rlysrd. ard on he uorh westerly slcs
hv lsrd ofhe sid Henry Barclay ca which sad promises
IL erected sdwe..ng house SO aso s.so-
Also 81 ihsi certa- l9 pee - parce o. lani situate
Erl beng riGA.n ~ tfA OF s-t Ay ti new
Yok suoru and distinguished on map made Of the estate
q Adj 81 Hammond iu said Ward, ry p bsncxer City
Surveyor 10 1875 sni D., survey msfe BY Daniel Even,
CIV Surveyor In 1877 - lot number 49, and bounded
sad map follows westerly by lot number l32 and part
of 49, uthery by oi number one hundred and seventeen
eastery by Mercefsre-t snd nonhery hy 10. uahef No.
being IS described sad tgeutyfolr feet eight
inches from. .ear snd hundred feet deep "a he
ssme more or l-ss said lo being known sud dsin-
guished by the street. number weriyihree - Mercer
street. on which prem u erected EostOry dwelling
hg1se-Dlt-d Ne,g-f OK, January M. 1879
JOAN L. LAWRENCs, Adminis.rslor, No 81 Wsllst
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Inv Courru.

Corsr on GxNxxst SESSIoNS-N the opening 81
ia Ccu, voun usaed james Sts~zt cuvNi
al fh.,. "a tbs nsAs NJ De-,er ork-n to he
ser, o Nj ssnas sn.th Pear - a. stoeu n te t,
srs~ef Sentenced 20 Hprsoeei
fasc. Who u~t on >Si1rt~t as
sas coavt- xsad sfr~uy hea oroeSs cat s-ai %
Proa .Johl A neat qst A. TIE
ehars- q grad sr~ss Re "a ans s'a o. F~i -
AID seutsoct5 20 he P-uirrisy NJ rr~~ rias
,oorsd Rot~k cuua gaap Of sraaa t
>eafeose tei-rvt.
Pollok CovRr -Oficer Burke OF the Fourth Nsfd,
evenssf Nchs~ Rus 81 Ia, ~ so
sle Ne paoperty % John Ntte The sesscd sfF~s't ne
ero,h>r 81 Mr. wAe asd bah kssns oea n ihs ~ i"n
Ne ses>se Of Nc Whit susPon ted upes hnh ~eo ~as ae
Or naIn~s k5~sfs As sfs-~a
s<si e<hi. ~ haoay ssslia< p-~ e
s,on se ~teh ADD uh chan, seihsf n seuc a -
Il wesrnt apparel iron premises 81 NJ Samu- no~urs "
Deg o. bog arrested pair Of boots Wash BE- hsa On WV
ssata~c y NJ Do-uag h Prpsf;y Chs-s fA~ai an
VIVIAN Cous srr,sd Ia, -v-as cbsfgv q s'eAs
I've r~ess o Hasa frc- nc pea.hee Of Ne 80
Graz s@mae ucssts or articles spFesrt T. have
teen ssesse -erv Se3d Posss.soa Of tue .csussd
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BOSTON y.r Ar bsrs Ps-sf Tsrsss Bar shr bftfs
ust4r I'll Eriorf Cs .-irs Lowell, Nf1d Is tlase,
SYo-.
Bath Jsn lf-Arr Tara Hf Narrsn, ksrte1, Boston
slfFM jar ft.-sf rrE fsEr Roe. PAR
- Isl EEDFoRp jar a. Roman. Of11, So
Y1rs 80. -srt Tec1rns-h. RI i-T iof Niors
HEW HAvEN. Jao AR s.aef Fraft. m. WIG Nlof.
Prov fnENCF lFArr actr Arr iersr, Peter ifnnfs
na a1 ara.@h Foer NYad 80 s1ol' juno and Ct1o
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DUBLIc ADMINISTRATORS ofyfcE. NJ Sa...a No.
20 k.-sy gs-a. he -ss;vss Al ssrf efs- q A>DREW
COSSILL Il Cxy Of >sv fas csry-s~r sscs.s~s a..
80 that ne sf-s
Psssr .sr...,.,-.
81 scccrdas
b. s-fs - s.r-..>s y, ~.
lsA ssy II Fesr.sry ssxt-Ds,st Ne. ros a. iss.
.lsgs~ gAAca 8 raAfBR Pss-. A.. ,rr.s.,
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- IsLIc ADnISBTRArORs OFFICE " S...v.,r--. -
= l-f-cf EF-1 . - s-d a-rt IN a., of
- ufHlSk CONRAD NJ THREICH .i- q P-,,a-r. Pa r.
- i--.s@ AZ - s-<-t Aas- s- at-.s.. "a. ~
- s-rrtt- n ~ CcgatY n Ss- Yen tnr I-t.r. Al
afo- ne -sts> q - nss.s,- "a "A. ssh A.
.ta-a'7 .-rt a. -a o'sit Srs.oa n...s s..Yr,
- - a 80 JANIS 8 rHATfR
~ Ns'f' P.sk Axzzsus.sr
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sEcoNp HoARp
I6ARIHE JOURNAL.
Disasters. &c.

b. feisTraFh bssT s-i- -, 80 -.
b. ss,s H--as Boil from Ssr Yors - Gs.7e-''r 80 -.
ss.l-s corn sszr311~1 -t as- lf -. ri. 'a ia
sgraas ssss .srls 5ay heavy NE gle Car p % ID
ota- sssa g-i p 90 Po 70 snf an
from Baltimore So
~. ca- O..rs-ser f-rn S@rs@ % Boston, Fr mo W o
~ sr.sa'ts stove os' of 'si nai % f'' 80
rsrgfoa sc Istl .raf. d aslf-ss
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GOLD WASHING MACHINES.
\ FsyENMDRTH'- PATFNT.-Th

l0f l.sr MACHINES ST cIhrTs TO- lhN Ne goo. psf-
Ciuu6hsT lore Of Curssverl sru black &C. niairnE
large per o. gold cannot escape sud ts The
gravel and dirt pass OF without detention. These machine
viii perform more sud better work than any Oher ever COO
strucl.d They may be operated by hand horse waer
stssmp0wer Psire Of hsud mschnes So 20 50 es'h
horse pow do 90 each Additional casting, sleeves lfons
AMI b0Ning extIe
Ia Gadiuon the above. emgrsris 10 California VII mo
srehoIse large and complete assortment Of he
bes sud recently constructed mining tools % al kinds
smelling End ssss ing apparatus, crrc5es ard reori. VIII
printed directions Tor the same pumps md hose,
Wmtneys celebrated uaes wagons. carts aud wneebN-
agricultural implements, field and garden seeds &C
al The lowest prices.
The public cautioned sgsinst purchasing Gold Ma
ehines limitations and oounsrfes o. Mr. Lesvenwoftf .
patent he hss directed his Frsncisco.
CROSBY. Esq 90 lln al persons from using sueh on
their arrival IN California A h. ALLEN co
U5 w l89 and isi MAiersst New-lort
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FE-uE5 FOX tALIfUhNIA.-CouF. ns .
L - acd Other, fi-,g III 'or CA.forria ~.
nrc ri sn1 conp.-t- a.sorm-rg q
loos ef cooP-rs n-ursho n0us@ soc stiq carpeni-rs
cNcaak-rs l-lcn-r. olscssriIbs AZ ola-rs
Frssi variety a.; q - -. -.-af.rrur- and s-c-r. A.
soreni o. aGicef- k5c mechanics ax-c cutlery kc
iol ciy az county usds. 90 stsnd , Faton-sL
I'll AsO1<lN Z 3 LITTLE. IS F7lsoc-eg
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sa,s as D.-so. and .Ei .ar ssthei from N-- Yor for
Va gafls. 49,
ia - 81 o- o. uar, Frpr-.s. from Siori 'of csaora
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StS COAL, tOAI.-Be.g Pe.ch Or-h.. :.
~. A. srrs, siy saeH e.F-f' lo~.s -
D. - per toe. SIMPSONS Y.-l.
Is rhcmpson-st near Spnng-.L A3d ChrtstsS'..
MI lmSf&l -fn~oa rear Sfe-rsieh ss-,ss
81 ~ COAL Ions u bet Re- AZ
Of 81. Goa disrhsr.ing ths WrcG from 49,
Orsor, a. he foot OF CznEl-st Nonh River NsEL
hvered 9c,o tons Stove Goa 81 he very 'o-r. -
best Pesch Orchard vs'rsnied. a. he ysrs - No.
ion-st rear Sprng-st ant los Second q neu &C.
y I'm hsRRiGAS
EpAI-RED OR WHITE AsH-Lsrgs Nst ls
NEE So Stove. - . per tonscr-rrei Avn 30. :,
under cover SIS Bo~rry snd corner uzur-rs al -
oSl srn. lACOs Nfsss
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Passage 10 he owercsbl 81 deduction ~ o'efnh from
Passage ID The forward cabin from Panama
% either Of The above named ports 500 inc lding only he
raols are rrshe i1 ihe crew No passage 80
cured unu PAD ur AFpy al hs Once u ne Company
-a.. N IA. = slnl--.f III r.LN
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- FARU FOR SALE Or TO LIT, o. LONG
~ ISLAND 4 farm % about ID sores, IN pleasant
- Mi hborhood; The house i large convenient The
outhu mas good The garden and orchsr- well stocked
with fruit Trees n NH 1esrngp ir- i "a wai-red, hav
ing fue thereon. The situation ia PERFECTLY
healthy. Il will be- .od los. or Jet o. .od tenant Ap
ply 81 CJTTEk ELDflD0E,
IlI a. - Niliam-sf
- FARM WANTED To HIRb-From 20 20 N
acres of good lsld, psr wood IN healthy i0caon
- and near 90 schools srd churches, within ulas ~
Long ss1l sound. n Nes.chesler Co1lF, IN privilege
Of buying Tor gentleman -ni ne family Must have
good h1-a BE-. with stshes &c Tor which good prce
vii ~ pad u mIst be near RsrOsd note addressed
% P p Tribune Oce wi meet viii prompt attention.
yjlw'
80 ia LEA-E, OE FOX -ALE-Tne present
ee well know u The Subscriber the banks
of the Counffquo. River. lssrd. the south I'D
fI0rg lssnf. with ron b. JOB acres ~ md or more "
oesifef Terna % l-srp fave rah'e Application o
DE- n.de 90 WILLIAM colt. Nsss4u e. y. Y
hr in the slhtcriher. on IA- premises
oii1 7s-s wM ID LUDLOW
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FoR CALIFORNIA.

- TIE NEW. SUPERIOR While oas c.pperbut
80 ship sACRkHESrO. Haze. master snd supercsrg0
-1 uos 1-ick rc ged. coprered ard fu-t I'd Tor ~
com'0rt and accommodation n psssengers vii sal from
is port s0oul ll- Oh DAY Of February next and be
A. 40 Frsucis-O Eiard Dunbar "a brother
Of one 0f re suhsci5ers ho al q 10 a- Crescent Cy
recently a1d il give rf0rI and render ol-er fac
ss 90 psssengers Il ihs. port For farther particulars u
freight and passage Apply %
SAVER 4 DUNBAR. 81 Broad o.
80 tyf0 or JOSEPH ". HALE Il OldsID
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CAIIFORNIk sTORg>-W Wholesale and Real
Y -Eiwaris Celebrated Egg Powders. ve3etshle
compound being substitute Tor eggs Al kinds y cstes
snd butter buildings shilling package equal 10 = eggs
and impsrs a richer favor.
Fs.erce - Java Cor.e-A 50 cent bottle Will make IS
cnps and will keen any clmste Tor any length Of time
consu;s Paen Yeast = recommended by the most sieu-
ne the country the heshest article used
for raising bread pastry.
Aso large assortment OF teas sugars Old wnes snd
liquors pickles. tpices sosp ard candles Bologna
ssussges smoked meats fruits Of AL kinds, ciesr. pre-
served meats and ssrdn-s IN tn maccsrOni, verm
CELL. ssgO root tspiocs. a.. All goods carefully
pscted and ps II the city free Of expense BY
l8 u GAsSNFR a lOi nc li2 Chaihsn-st
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u The secure compact snd suitsb.e eonrvance To
preserve fe by sustaining The in person
having get his face 10 the water he ties Il
divided into three distinct apartments each ofwmeh .
Ms-presever The weight Is hul lille Than ite ord
nary rCuud e-chsmbeTed preserver The American
institute hsve twice awarded this invention The highest test
mouia ard premium The invention simple and adapted
for all persons and msde with elastic springs adapted To
lsdies-snd general assortment ssseri without fear q
cort Adciion that Of the rece deliberately pulled
conrvRrces designed for the purpose have uihe OF
ts@ merit which distinguishes THIS ufs preserving sppsrsts
above al other thngs known. Price. from - % > eacn
Wiih one 81 these man crss river, and ncs WIN NE
head neck ard shoulders shove water, fOT weeks TIE
trace sucnied liberal terms Merchants snc trades
for Csoruis will mud every desirable hosung apparatus
suited purpose manufactured ard Tor sale Al =
Cortland-tt Y hORACE n DAY,
M i'm Manufacturer Of Indls Rahb-r And Gulia PeTcha