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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-24

THE UNDERSIGNED, AN AUCTIONEER OF THIRTY
years experience, will give personal and prompt attsn
ton to sales Of Furniture at residence of families during the
in Brooklyn New York. part of Long Island
moderate terms Sales day effected, and secits
eongnments at his spacious SO Fulton street.
Brooklyn. X. j. TODD, Auctioneer. ap2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-24

j. GROSS GARELLY d CO.,
90 WILLIAM STREET, UP STAIRS.
and Importers Of Frtnges Gsups Cords
and Tasseis, Emproderins Braids, buttons for Ladies
HAVE just received beautiful assortment Of Parasol,
IL Dress and hanta Frnges; the newest and most
fashionable styles Buttons FOR Ladies' Dresses China
Fran and Oyanzne Silk London Dye; Patent Wound all
prices. NH D-l3ts
NOT GONE TO CALIFORNIA.
A NAEk SIMILAR TO OURS HAVING APPEARED
st OF California passengers some few weeks since,
has leu many OF our friends that We had gone to
the aeih coast This the We removed from No.
2 futon street the Of February and pre-
pared with of Fishing Tackle at wholesale and
retail az No. lOS Fulton street - 80
mh2 I3t JOHN J. BROWN co.
LEVI CHAPMAN,
No. l02 ITWidm street, Nec York,
MANUFACTURE OF THE CELEBRATED MAGIC
A Razor Srop of four sides; also Pocket Books, wallets,
Spectacle and Bankers Cases in variety on the most
Medium sizes from SIS to seop'r gross
Das's'f'0'ype Cases 22a apf " e" -
Mats and Pressryers Of all kinds.
mills lss G Gks' d nnSnskh Agents.
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A. C. FUTILE, Auctioneer

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-A. c. TUT
Il TIE will sell at auction WEDNESDAY,, at 10 o'clock,
at 81 Greenwich of Warren place handsome
other Furniture family de-
cnng housekeeping consisting Of Brussels and Ingram Car
Sofas Sdeboard Chairs China and Glassware Manel
and Solar Lamps Girandoles Dining and Centre Tables,
Dressing Bureaus and marble French Bed
steads Beds Bedding, Mattresses &C., &c. Also Kitchen
Furniture with which the sale will commence Catalogues
IN the morning Of sale. Terms cash. ap2f 1t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-24
MACS HEAD HOTEL,

No. Barclay Street, New York.
RUSSELL begs inform his friends and the public
generally that he has purchased the above well known
house conducted for by Mr. Jas Byrnss and
hopes by strict attention to business to merit ooninu
ance Of the patronage Of his predecessor.
Bar will be constantly supplied with superior Old and
New Ales Wines, Liquors and Segars
Lodging in clean and comfortable beds. ap3-4ts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-24
CALIFORNIA,

GOLD TESTS.
NALIFORNIANS AND OTHERS CAN OBTAIN
containing Test with acids also Scales and Cup
Weights &. J. l. W. MASON l56 Fulton steet Sd floor.
ap3 l3ts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-24
NEWS PRINTING, BOOK, WRITING, HARDWARE
AND WRAPPING PAPER.
PERSSE AND BROOKS,

WAREHOUSE 65 AND 81 NASSAU STREET, NY.
Mills at Windsor Locks, Conn.
THE subscribers have constantly hand large assort-
ment of all kinds Of News, Book Writing, Hardware,
and Wrapping Papers and Trunk Straw and Bonnet Boards
Of all kinds and qualities suitable both for the New York and
Southern market.
The Paper manufactured at their Mills equal any other
news printing in the market Of strong texture and Fabric
and of uniform color.
Their arrangements with other manufacturers such
will enable them to fill orders for kind Of desired
by their customers the shortest notice. mh3 l3t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-24

III ENR Y MAILLARD & CO., 42l BROADWAY THE
only Manufacturer in the United
and Comhts by mechanical secured paen-man
ufacturer Of Chocolate after the Of
qus known for its superiority over all others:
CHOCOLATE DIGESTE EFT FEVRUGINEUX-This Cho-
oolae is remarkable for easy digestion, and suited
most feeble stomach 1t restores the strength lost
e1ertion and disease refreshes and irritable lungs
and invigoraes weakened stomach 1t is particularly
commanded to persons of delicate health and of
temperament
CHOCOLATE HONGOPATHIQUE-Egytian Drops for
the Stomach
PAsTiLLEs DE vICHEY, famous for the relief of per-
afflicted with Dyspepsia
All the products Of this establishment regards Choco-
late and Comhts of kind will be found equal quality
in flavor to those imported from the
of Paris Attention . also called respectfully the great
variety of cakes petit fours
and other ornamental pieces for parties which, besides
Jelles and Syrups will be furnished the
notice. apf lt*
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AGRICULTURAL.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TO FARMERS MARKET GARDENERS. &c,
DREPARED GUANO-the Original Pure, and Genuine
at One Cent per pound Read the following ssrtAeates
From the gensmany proprietor Of the Aston House. to G.
A. Ksntish -
DEAR SIR II used your prepared Guano with turnips
noticed that the early part Of the entirely free
hesitation therefore in recommending IT, feel great
fdense in IT, To farmers and gardeners consider ndpens
able. r. b. COLEMAN,
" Aston House, and Flatlands, l.. l."
"To c. A. KENrrsH Esq.:-DEAR SIR used tho pre-
pared Guano obtained from potatoes
tomatoes &c. and found IL the best cheapest and most
easily managed fertilizer with which acquainted.
E. WOOD, Shrewsbury, N j."
For sale only by KENTSH x CO. 40 Peck Slip, New York.
ap10
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PRINTING INK.

JOHN G. LIG HIT ODY,
CONSTANTLY manufacturing and has always on hand,
description Of Printing Ink, from the black
and coored to News Inks which he equal
and low prices be sold by
regular Orders forwarded by steamboat
railroad Of the country by addressing note to
me, at 80 Rose street.
P.S-This paper printed with my News Ink also great
other newspapers in this city Philadelphia, Boston,
Baltimore New Orleans and other cities and towns in the
United States ap3 l3t
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HOTELS, &c.
HOTEL TELEGRAPH.


II. ID. JACKSON,
AT No. 1922 WILLIAM STREET, New YORK
MANUFACTURES HIS PATENT ANNUNCIATOR OR
M Hotel Telegraph for the of Hotels Steamships and
private dwellings lie also respectfully bsgs to inform the
public that he will execute all orders and all in
Engagements Of his Patent with despatch Orders for
chimes for fitting them be addressed to the UNDER
signed. to THOMAS CHALMERS, 700 Broadway
ap17 26ts T. ID. JACKSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-24

DE- co4 Spl, u DIANE sREETT, HAS, FOR THE
ment Of Mersnria and other Diseases delicate nature
He cure the most Of this and
oharEe ap24
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-24

STANDARD FASHION-SPRING lS49.
II EARY & CO., WILL OFFER THEIR STYLE FOR TIL
IL ensuing for inspection and delivery March ID
GENUINE BEAVER HATS.
An experience Of nearly twenty under
we'll calculated to test the business Of their views enables
LEARY Co. that this unrivaled article
ly adapted from its combination of utility beauty
nish artistic TASTE the habits and of their
toners.
L. Co.. while keeping careful watch the improve
the French Metropolis have rejected
ration Of fashion style and confident that the perfection
of their issue Is in character well with the
their customers, with their house. with whose
temanly hat has become synonymous
LEARY CO.'S FINE MOLESKTN SILK HAT,
OF the finest quality and latest fashion embracing all the
and unexcecd by any
dueed will be sold at
FOUR DOLLARS EACH
The additional preparations made for the manufacture OF
this articles the increased facilities enjoyed for procuring
France and in this market the choicest materials
and the greatly extended sales anticipated by L. Co.
rant them in afording the article above.
LEARY h CO.,
m2O Nos. 5. 4 and Aston House, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-24

II Err ! G. Err TORS
TOHN N. SMITHS IMPROVED PREMIUM RIFRfCE-
raor and Shower Bath asnufaeturer the oldest
approved in the United States Also Childrens Self Exer-
csng Swing Bath Tubs Sponge Tubs Hair Gloves wholesale
and retail Rergcrators and Shower Baths 10 order
and repaired, fOS Broadway. ap2f l3t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-24

nR.JoHNs0N, 10 DUANE STREET, so WELL KNOWN
tton for skill In those half that have r
years eminent Constitutional weakness brought an
four days. anoA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-24

CORNELIUS SOLAR LAMPS,
NJ Silver and Damafk; Plated Tea Sets Forks Spoons
Sc ASHER r. MORGAN, 1852 William *
ara 1856. Between Fulton and Ann, opposite the Chprsh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-24

MO CURE NO PAY.-DR CORBTTT, 10 DUANE ST
N may be consulted the treatment Of certain delicate
diseases practice Of sixteen devoted
ent Of delicate diseases enables Dr. the vorst
form OF this disease Recent cases CURED In three days
pOL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-24

MISCELLANEOUS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
A NY PERSON WHO PURCHASED FURNITURE AT
"A store IS Fulton street Brooklyn the ID Sd and
4th days of February. 1S for greater than
dollar will SIS reward by mPartng the information
X. l. TODD ap2i
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-04-28
Planting and Culture Of Corn.
ICONCLUDED.l

NHt rs 9fHl 5CeoNCLopEo'l 4fi @a tNi
odMode Of applying the Maamre.-As
every cullurist should look to tine gen.
erui improvemsnt Of his land, all appli-
catious Of fertilizers should be broad
cast; and, indeed, if that motive were
not present to induce him to adopt this
form of application, the successful
growth Of the corn would impel him to
il, as but few weeks elapse after it
gets above the. ground, before the roots
oiithe plants stretch far beyond, and
cease, except to a very limited extent,
oydraw W their nutriment and salts from
any manure that may be deposited in
the hill. While the tap.roo! penetrates
the earth iromfour to five feet, down.
wards, the lateral ones, the chief feeders
strech to nearly the same extent, across
the turrows, only few inches beneath
the sol, in search OF food. The benefit
ofappiying small quantity of some
active fertilizer, say a gill or two gills,
to the hill, is, nevertheless, Of great ben
eft in the early stage Of vegetation, be-
cause it imparis energy to the plants
atthe eionset, and ensures them a health.
fuland vigorous growth at the begin.
ming of their career,.a thing of para
mount Importance. 1t must be obvi-
Jus them as the spongioles or mouths
ofIpauts, are situated at the extreme
points Of the lateral and tibrous roots,
and the plants derive their main nour.
ishment through them, that when they
extend beyond the hills to any extern,
they. .canreceive buiiittle, ifany nutri.
ment from the manure placed therein,
and, therefore, that, TO afford general
and continuous benefit to the plants,
during the progress oftheir elaboration,
ths manure must be spread throughout
the entire, body of The soil, and that all
topicai applications must, necessarialy,
be Of but partial service. and continue
their benefits for very limited dura.
ton Of time. t8gs80il gi#a3s19 III
,iaWorhing in drought.--Many are op.
posed To- working corn during periods
Of drought, under the impression that,
when thus worked, it causes it 10 fire.
Now, if corn be worked in dry weather
with the plough, which necessarily
cuts up and tears its lateral and 6brous
roots, the probability is, that the blades
will wither and burn up, not because
tha earth .haslbeen stirred, but because
the plants have been unnaturally de-
= 40 ~ vi saHH
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a beautiful Oriental pproysrb runs
thus: "With time and patience the mul.
berry leaf becomes SATIN" How en-
couraging is this lesson to the impatient
and desponding! And what, difficulty
is there that man should quail at, when
q 9 worm can accomplish % much from
the leaf Of The mulberry ,'.a .t D5s,.'' a
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-04-28

Coon, BETFER, BHsF. To think kind
" Of each other ~ good; to speak kind
" Of each oshers isebsttsr;lbut to act
kindly one towards another, IL best lof
all. .sIsoy ynsns aoi DEED
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Tke Farmers Daughter.

laIl d. I
.hSaGhs may not. in the mazy dance. = Iisls !,
-tssEg With jswslIed naidens vie; ~" %
,bip:Shsmay not smile on courtly swain ii'1 s4i'
yaas With soft, bewitching eye; Z i9dj w
aai She cannot boast form and miens s9z Q
sssls That lavish wealth has brought her; lao
be But, sh, she has much fairer charms, "a
Hiss The Farmers peerless daughter! sfal'oI
Ths rose and lilly on her cheek .g8m0.
s.a n Together love to dwell; fao4 "a .lsaf
!. Her laughing blue eyes wreathe around
The heart awitchins spell; i, s,;,epn,
Her smile Is bright as mornings glow n,
. 49, Upon adswy plain. .a
And listening to her voice we dream,
~ That Spring has come again.
The timId fawn is not more mild,
s,n g Nor yet more gay and free; ~
hii The lilly's cup is not more pure .ts
'iss In all its purify .eti'pa 799 is
.IeaOfsll the wild flowers in the wood,
.ss'F Or by the crystal water. sa8'
AlsAft bOtV hVuC iAhotS Pu'S VI A"u tssou
RS The farmers peerless daughter! {
kHag liiiF 6f8ffaggr{l rQg a g8
bet The naughty belle whom ali adore, os VI
On downy pillow lies .tsaLsa fstF.
uey While forth upon the dewy lawn
.b6 The merry maiden hies; i,
l., And, with the larks uprising song. +
,,...Y, Her own clear voice is heard -.,.-
Ye may not tell which sweetest sings, /.
The maiden or the bird.
Then tell me not Of jewelled fair
q The brightest jewel yet
sah Is the heart where virtue dweIls
casa And innocence is set!
The glow of health upon her cheek n
e The grace no rule hath taught her
10 The fairest wreath that beauty twines
,s3a 10 for the Farmers daughter.
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r.4d, > NEcHANIcAL EXECUTION issiait
BIZ b. ADoLPHUs RUTTEH
TERMS or ADvERTIsINt

ddcertisernenfs inserted at 50 cents per square
fourteen lines Iess,) for the first insertion and
25 cents for each subsequent insertion. One col
umn one month 81 90. Three months $40. SIS
months Sl5. Twelve months $25 fts}1 asB
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little arabic land, and infested with
hostile Indians Isl .hU4i58 gfisg1o3
Z IL am anxiously waiting to hear
from my party, and in much uneasi-
ness as TO their fate. My presence
kept them together and qoiet; my ab-
sencs may have had a bad efect.-@
When we overlook Kings furnishing
party, Breckenridge said to me, = he
felt hinsel safe. >" 1853 s30o8 wl Ii
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JOB PRINTING

OF every description neatly and expediiiously
executed atthe Office ofthe "Spirito Democracy
and at reasonable prices. iadi Mo1a iHg eb
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-08-11
Proclamation.

NM HEREAS, the Hon. JoslPH B AnTHory.
w President OF the Courts of Over ana Tenn.
iner and General Jail Delivery, Co1r, Of Quarts,
Sessions OF The Peace, and Court o Common pless
aud Orphans Court, IN the Eighth Judicial Di,,tic,
composed Of the counties 0i NorthuuberlsDd 60.
umbia and Lycomiug and the Hon. SAsuKA
OAXEs, and the Hon. STEPHEN BAILEY. Associar,
Judges IN Columbia county, have issued their me-
cept, bearing date the 27'h day Of Ann, IN lie
year OF our Lord one thousand eight bundled aud
lOrly-nne, and to me directed for hulding CCvn
OF oyer and Iermmer and GeueIal Jail Delivery
heheraI Quarter Sessions 6 the Peace, CUnuog
Pleas and Orphans Court in BLooMsBuRG, in the
county Of Columbia, on the Ihnd MONDAY (beinp
the 2OIh day OF August neXl), and 10 ctnlHus
two weeks
NoncE, is therefore hereby given, to The
Coroner, The Justices Of the Peace, and Cunstables
OF the said county Of Columbia, that they be thea
and there in their proper persons, at ~ O'Clock in
ihe forenoon Of sand day, with IhCir records, in.
questions, and other lcmpmL RANGES. to do these
things which to their Offices apper'ain tr be- done.
And those that ave bound by rrCogni7anCp, 10
prosecute against The prisoners that are or nav bs
IN the Jail Of said county of Columbia, are TO he
then aud there to prosecute against them az shall
be Just. Jurors are requested to he punclual in
their attendance agreeabIy 10 their notices.
Dated at Bloomsburg, the l4th day Of July,
IN the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hund.
ed and Ioty.nine, and in the 74th year Of the In.
dependence OF the United States Of Amerira
BENZ. HAYMAN, Sh'F
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l. is Of Jurors
For AuguSt Tenn, ls49.
GRAND JURORS.

Briar Crcek-Jeo'e Bowman, Abm. Adams
Obedah Geuse
Cenlre-GtoIgc Ke!chner.
Fishing Creek-Albelt Armenian, Pete
Colder.
Franklin Samuel Shich, Daniel Zer, Ella
Weaver
Limestone Daniel Gouger.
Madison-Geolge Ewes, James Allen, Jos
Welliver.
Mahoning-Correius Ccrnelison, Jcln Pat
ton, Daniel Frazier.
MInlin-Peter Nungesser, Peter Longerbur
ger.
Orange VIM. Whilmoyer, John Vantz.
Roaring Creek-EmarUel Kern.
Sugarloal-Bcnjamin Petelman.
Valey-Joshua Seilcr, Thomas Ymks.
TRAVERSE JUROES- First week.
Bloom Joseph W. Hendelshot, Martin Ru.
pert
Briar Creek-John Martz, Anthony Walp.
CaatlNissa-John Ritter
Derry-Samuel Laird, David Wilson.
Fraukliu-RUher, Davidson, Jesse Weigle.
Hemock.-Balts Appeman, jr,, George Bo
gert.
LimestOne-George Smith, Frederick Nc.
Bride, Griffith Litchenlhalcr, Jas Caldwell
Madlson-John BIIheimcr, Samuel Rimbcy
Robert johnson.
Mahoning-John Mowrer, Wm Henrie,
Maine Joseph Harze
Naturalization Keller, Samue ReiteInan.
Montour-Eli Barton, James Wocdsidcs
Mount Pleasant-JoseIh lkeler, William
Miller
Orange-Archibald Henry.
Roaring Creck-Penjamin Eauck, John Kline,
Jacob Fetlelman, Daviu RellbOld, Ii. c. Macau.
lay.
Sugarloat- Edward Alberlson.
Valley-Josel h Druupover Ctas. Maus.
SECOND WEEK.
Bloom--John Robson, Maishal G. Kinney,
Miner Andrews
Brlar Creek-Sterhcn Themes, Mordcai W.
jackson, ", B. GARNER,
Cenre-Hemy Loman, John Knorr, Saml
llagenbuch
Derry-Thomas Morehead
Fishing Creck--GeOrge Pealcr.
Frankln-Samuel foreman, Reuben Rhor.
back.
Greenwood Plack, William Shoema.
kCr
llcmlock--Thomas j. Vandclslice, John C
Kinney,
Jackson--lohn Eesslcr, James Yocum, John
J. McHcnry.
Madson--Issoc Dewitt, Jacob Dryloos.
Maine-John Nuss, jr
Mahcrirg-John Detn, ir.. Edward Morrison,
Michael Weaver, Charles RitchHd,
Minlju-Daurl Ncytr, Samuel Keller.
Orange-l,aac WclCh, John McGowan.
RoalIr Crtck-Jacob Stem, John Yeager, r.,
George Mat2.
Valo,-Peor Fright, David Reich
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CHEAP WATCHES,

TEWELRY, and Sil,cr WMe C,rd fP
- goods at lew prices ire ut'r Of IT, E2A
day. This principle is fully 'tut'd al d.
Philadelphia.
Lp Huray, fire Gold rnd Silver Warol's, low.
er than ever frud It phInil, If Iual
No. s9, North SeCu sntet, love AIth,
The l,rk si,t~ in az # pult sId' h,I lr.
yers; lapires and Quar'I NHCl's: hvrlH Of
the iewCst and Trsi lasmut tlh tit'IIs.
Silver SPOONS &c.-P,Ilirulel artu '''r paid IN
these articles. tie C,tlhI Il which j. NO al
WORK msLshlp ditto. The Gst;t Iu.
ray, has been w,ll krtwn iu aOliGIs il srtd
sirrei and a. made Ct sItCtu vlmh I''ft1o
putting. Silver tcaspouns, as lew as S4,5OItr
sel--can 2 made Il, less i. wislid.
Watch Gla>sr-plain. 10 cts: p1irni, IS: La
neitr, % cts; ether aIiitlrs in Iluuti,n.
Remainder, YOU can iuy lue i'hw aIy rub
iishtd list Of pIiCes in this city or N'w.Iul.
Watch repairing particularly attend, d to, and
warranted TO give satisfaction.
N.B-Old Gold and Silver bought for tash or
taken in exchange at (don't forget the No. 72)
North Second street. above Arch, Philadelphia.
March "a, 49,-Gm,'
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APPL f II Ms
GREAT CENTRAL
Cheap Bouk store,

Corner of Seventh, Swaim's Buildings,
PHILADELPHIA.
II MOVING the wants Of the community, the
IN Proprietor Of this EsTABLIsHMENT has fit.
ted up store in the most elegant manner hay iug
due regard to the comfort OF his customers, 50
that every stranger visiting his Book Stare, NAV
feel entirely at home.
His Immense Stock
of Books is classified according To the various De-.
partments OF Literature, so that visitors can find
the Books they are in search of for themselves,
Buying his stock for the most part at the auctiOn
Sales, and being connected with one OF the Lar.
gest Publishing Houses in this country, besides
publishing largely himself, enables him to sell
ALL Books at
Lower Prices
than any other house of similar character on
this continent. His facilities for the importation
of Books IRON Europe are unsurpassed, having a
Branch of his Establishment in London, where
orders of private gentleman are carefully eXocut.
ed and forwarded to this country by every STEA.
MER and Packet.
A Catalogue.
of Books with the plcgs attached is Issued quar-
terly, containing Lists Of New Additions made 10
his large collection, which are in all cases for
sale at the
Lowest Prices
or, from 25 to IS per cent below Publishers Pri.
ces. Thus III buying even a few Books, quite
considerable amount is saved.
As q still further
InducemCnt
to strangers visiting The city, every one who pur.
chases one Dollars worth Of Books, will receive
a copy of the
STRANGER IN PHrLADFLHIA,an elegant is mo-
volume, the price Of which is 25 cents
ty- The limits of an advertisement are too con.
fined TO enumerate the prices OF any of the Books
or TO give even faint idea OF the IMMENSE Ap.
vANTAGUs to be derived from purchasing at the
Gredt central Cheap BOOk Siore but let all
who are in search of Books send for a catalogue,
and buy the Books they are in want of, and when
in want Of, and when visiting the city, give Ap.
pleton one call and you will be sure 10 Call
AGAIN.
Stationery
in all its branches, furnished al the LOWEST
PRIcEs. The Initials Of those purchasing Let.
ter and Note Paper, neatly stamped in the cor.
ner without charge.
Orders for any article may be sent by mail, ad.
dressed to the proprietor and the directions in
all case. will he fully carried out, with great
Punctuality and despatch.
Orders for Catalogues should be prepaid
GEO, s. APPLETON. |
Bookseller. Publisher, Importer, and
StatlOner, lG4 Chestnut st cor.
of 7th,, Swaim's Building,
h'T II, lsle,--3Dq.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

pYvirtue of wit Of p,nd. t9pOn0S to me di.
ID reclcd, will be exposed 10 public sale, On
Saturday lbe 18Th day ol August, al 9 O'Clock, =.
NJ, Upon the premises, the loll,wng )n,I cly,
to Wit: A certain lot Ur fam silu&le ~ M,htcur
township, Colunbia county, conlsinirg So acr,s,
more or les ,boudded by lands oi S,murl WadcL,
Daniel Calshncr, ard II river SusquchaEna, and
the Pennsy lvania canal running Though the sane,
all OF which land is in high stale vi Cuitivalltn,
and wheteon Is erected Two sl,ry double irine
dwelling house and stone EuChGn, iIime
Drank barn, grocery sheds and other out hull
dings The above deserted Iards lie about luur
miles from Danvile, and four lrrm Carawissa
and eight from Blo,msburg, and is tStly Way a
most desirable property, and With the arpule.
nance, seized, taken in execution, and 10 be srd
as the property Of San uel a. Naiy.
BENZ, HAYMAN, Sheriff
Sheril's Office, Bccmsburg,
.lulV 1910