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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-16

ATEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE. 113 Full
IN ton street. N Y.-BRANCH Il MCDONNELL solicit
consignments Of furniture, panofortes, fancy goods
paintings and merchandise generally upon which they
will make advances to the extent of 600 Consgn
ments shall in all be promptly closed and settled
They will give attention to sales of real estate stocks
and to out door sales generally.
GALE OF BONDs.-wILMERDINGs {. MOUNTAIN
- drew Mount, Auctioneer.-$sO0 900 seven per cent
convertible mortgage bonds Of the Catawissa Williams
port and Erie Railroad Company-The undersigned are
authorized by this company to auction $500 900
mortgage their road to cost 80 co., and conver
BILE into the stock Of tho company at any time before
These bonds are in sums OF ST. 900 each interest
payable semannualy, at the Bank OF North America in
New York and the principal Iedeemable at the same
aac Seymour and Elias Fassett as trustees for the bond
holders The Catawissa, Wliamsport and Erie road ex
tends from what is called the base Of the Broad Noun
Transport, distance of thirty miles with branch from
Tamanend, the Little Schuylk connection, to the
Beaver Meadow Railroad, distance Of thirteen miles,
with the right to construct branches to coal mines
either side of the line not exceeding five miles in length
The portion of the line Catawissa thr
ty five miles, graded for double track also the branch
OF thirteen miles to Beaver Meadows
To lay down the track and furnish the graded road est
To con ruct from Iamanend to the connection '''''
The extension from csawssa to wam:por oo
Total. g. 600 900
600 in bonds, secured by mortgage with the right to
issue $500 coo under the mortgage after the
road IA IN operation TO Catawissa. ms glves:-
To lay the track &C., the graded road. 49, $500 900
To connect with the Little Schuykill. ..... 100000
And leaves the $500 600 applicable to the extension to
Williamsport For this sum- with the balance in stock
OF the Company they have offers from respon ble
tractors TO grade and do all the work and furnish all the
materials.
The whole cost Of the road will stand thus
p prnsl soo 600 600
Stock to complete TO Wilamsport .......... 5O0c00
Total. So 400 900
Deduct from this the value OF the coal lands of
the Company .......................... 100000
Total. ......................$ So 800 900
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ID W. WESTCOTT AUCTION EER-HOUSEHoL FUR
N. niture-On Thursday morning. at 10 o'clock, ali
the handsome furniture, tapestry and ingram carpets,
pier glasses oil paintings panoforte &c. contained in
the house in Forty fifth street. six doors from Broadway
furnished throughout in September last consisting OF
tapestry and ingram carpets pier and oval glasses
wood and mahogany and sofas in velvet and
hair cloth arm and sewing chairs, do richly carved par
stands match mahogany and other bedseads elegant
hair mattresses rosewood and mahogany centre. pier
and sofa tables extension and leaf tables handsome
bookcase lace window curtains and shades Paines paint
ed and inlaid tables, caadeabra girandoes solar lamps
China and silver ware kitchen furniture, &C. also,
handsome collection of superb paintings richly framed
also superorrosewood octave panoforte also
a fine assortment Of wines, jeies, sugar, &c, &c Sc
eced for family Catalogues be obtained Of the
aucioneer, and the morning of sale. No postpone
ment any account Broadway stages run to the door
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A c. FUTILE, AUCTIONEER.-FAs FUR.
n. niture at auction without reserve, on Thursday.
A c. Tuttle will SELL on Thursday, at 10 O'Clock, on
the premises No. 102 Broadway, large and valuable
assortment of superior household furniture, comprising
rich rosewood mahogany, and black walnut parlor hall
bedroom library and dining furniture of the best
quality. The same to be sold without for cash,
for account of whom it may Goods packed on
the premises, and shipped at moderate charge.
A UCTION NOTTCE.--BY WIN. W. sHIRLEY.-CROCK-
IA cry, glass, china britannia, tin and japan
Thursday, Feb IT, at 1917 O'clock at SO John street
variety Of saleabe goods in lots for retailers and gro
GERS for cash.
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lDmTUEHENYS lBDNWD EVERY DAY
.~'-'-'s~s'ss-~'
~sEE FIFTH p AGE. N
SALES Ar AUCTIN>

A NTHONY j. BLEECKER ACCOUNTABILITY
n BILE property in the village Of Stapeton Staten Is
land at auction.-House and A lots Of land- A. j.
Blocker will sell at auction Friday February 18th,
1858 at ~ NJ at the Merchants Exchange the following
valuable property viz house and ~ lots the Rich
road Gore street. lots 25 by $50 feet each u
about ten minutes walk from the Sapeton landing II
commands a fine view of New York bay and is known as
the late residence Of John Leveredge ESD Terms OF sale
favorable For maps and further particulars inquire Of
A. j. BI.EECKER, I Broad street.
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DAwNBROKER's SALE THIS DAY, by W.. N. LEWIS
IL Mortimer, at No. 1877 Chatham street-A large
lot of Overcoas pants vests, and mems clothing To
commence Mt II 4 O'Clock. BY order Of ABM GORDON,
auctioneer 81 Centre street.
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The ship Bavaria, Bailey for Melbourne, and bark Pa
mels MCurdy for Australia, have anchored at Quaran-
ina
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UC1ION NOTICE.-LARGE sAIE-THURSDAY, AT
IA l0H O'Clock, In the sales ROOM Is Spruce street.
fine lot Of household furniture house furnishing Articles
dry goods, clothing, guns watches, HARDWARE &c;
pipe OF FreIc CHI BRANDY, segars, &c r Forrestal.
TH0H. BELL, Auctionser.
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A NTHONY J. BIEECKER AUCTI0NEER- THE VAL.
IA liable property No. 20 Franklin street, near Broad
way, in the city Of New York, at auction.
Blocker will sell at public auction on Thursday Feb IL
at II O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange the following
valuable property viz On Franklin street.-The three
story and basement brick front house and lot of ground
known No 10 Franklin street. two three doors from
Franklin alley, and Broadway and the north side
OF the street This property very valuable and offers
great Inducements for the investment OF capital. This
lot is Is feet front and rear by 100 feet in depth be the
less The house is about Al feet in depth
For maps terms and further particulars apply to the
auctioneer, No. Broad street.
A DRIAN H. MULLER .UCTIONEER. HOWARD
"A street property at auction-Adrian II. Muller will
sell at auction, Wednesday, Feb. %, 1853, at IL
O'clock at the Merchants Exchange the house and lot of
ground situate the North of Howard street. be-
tween Elm and Centre streets known No @. There is
two story hssk building the premises which ,ers
the entire lot: lot rs feet inches by Ito feet.
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M ACHINERY OF A WADDING AND BATTING FAC
INl tory-Monday February Dist at II O'Clock at the
factory foot of 122d street East River Harlem six card
ing and breaking machin eighty foot glazing and
blacks miths shop tools sha ting betting, carding
machinery &c WELLINGTON A. CARTER Auctioneer,
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TTOUSEHOID FURNITURE AT AUCTION. L. VAN
I'LL DEWATER. will sell this day. ut 10 O'Clock at tho
sales room IA Wall street large assortment of furniture
of ell kinds, to which the attention of the trade aud
housekeepers invited Every lot to be sold without
reserve, to pay cash advances.
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II H. LUDLOW, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSg
II. and Lot on Twenty second strest.-E II. Ludlow
will sell at auction Wednesday Feb 10, 1863 at IL
disposed Of at private sale Twenty second streets
convenient and well arranged house No 20 West Twenty
Second street, four doors from Ninth avenue The
house is twenty by forty feet with enclosed paxzs,
ana has all tho modern improvements The oicloths asA
gas fixtures will be sold with the house The location II
unsurpassed being opposite the grounds OF c. Moore.
block. - " y
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Circulars, &c.

As no ordinary sized advertisement can
explain fully the merits and nature of this
article, the Proprietors have published new
Circular, giving the history of this Medicine,
the description, nature &c, Of its principle
ingredients the effect they are designed to
have upon the lungs and liver, and n copious
to the persons, who have been cured by it
giving their names and residences even to
the street and the number. Those who are
troubled with n congh, or whose lungs are
in the least affected, are earnestly desired to
call upon the agents named below, and pro-
cure one of those pamphlets. II can be had
gratis, and well repay perusai.
SCOVIL g. MEAD,
III Chartres Street, New Orleans.
Wholesale GcneIal Agents for the United
States, to whom all orders must be ad-
dressed.
And sold by
T. r. & J.R. MAGILL, lancaster CHI, sc.
A. p. Wylie Chester
H. J. DELAY Camden
J. J. Workman do
Winchester, Stitt g. Son Munroe, NC.
Fisher a. Heiniths, Charlotte, N. c.
Fox g. Caldwell do.
And by one Agent in every town in the
South,
July 40 24eowly
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List of Letters,

DEMAINING in the Post Office at Lam
HI caster C. H., Oct. Ist 1853.
A--Archer b, Addison b, Anderson II,
Avens w p.
B-Blackmon VIM Bennett c p, Bell F,
Berbert Miss Sallie.
C--Croxton Miss Mary, Cauthan Mrs. G. G
Cothern Wm.
D--Duren Miss M. Deason Mrs III, Deas II.
E.-Epps ]. w.
F-Faulkner ]. NJ, Faulkner Thomas, Floyd
o, Fiemming A, Funderburk l. ii.
G-Gettis Miss e, Gill Louis, Gill w Il,
Gamble w J, Gardner J,
H-Heminis ID p, Hale James Hooper DR.
J, Horton Stirling, Hood w n, Hays ID
w. Hardin Wm, Howell s, Helton, John
K--Kingle JB.
L-IAmbeth s, Mittag, J FIG, Miller r.
Miller A J, Moody ], Meetye III A, Nc
Murray L, McAteer J, McAtesr Alex. Nc
Corkls Mrs r, Parks M, Robeson 8, Rob
esop p l., Robertson Susan, Small Uriah,
Shay H. Steele, J, ,Stognef w :, or Eason
Stogner and Eason Messrs, Shuriey Miss l..
NJ, Shu1ley O p, StrawbFidge Miss Mary,
Strain Miss M, Turner r., Terrill II, Vaughn
A, Wright e. McMullen, Wright j. G. War
rem WIN, Warren b, Wisr r. ~
Persons calling for letters In the above
Hat win please say aduertised
T.R, MAGILIs, p. n.
eet 8. 1858. as %
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"A AMERICAN |. }! I!HHTHS HOTEL : :

'NHE subscriber begs respectfully to in
l. form her friends and the public generally
that she has taken lease of the above HO-
TEL, which she will open for the reception
of Boardcns and travellers between 25th inst
and lst September. This long established
and well known House, has undergone a
thorough alteration throughout, and furnish
ed with new and fashionable furniture, and
being situated in the centre of business, and
in the most fashionable part Of the city
solicits n call from her numerous friends and
former patrons Of the House; and will say,
in conclusion, nothing will be left undone
on her part TO make them comfortable while
Ia the House. MRS. A J. KENNEDY.
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ixed Facts Self preservation, it is
Il said, is. the first law Of nature why
Ahould It not be the first law of debtors -
Another fact is, am in debt to large a.
ISount, which | am compelled to p.y this
Fab and Winter. Another fact, equally GER
tain, is that these who come forward and pay
mo, lay me under lasting obligations Of
gratitude, while those who do not pay must
not be surprised II they find their notes and
accounts in the hands ,fthe officers for col.
lection. s. B. EMMONS.
Oct. 26, 363t
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California at Home
GOLD! G0IDli

TNHE subscriber has small plantation of
II hundred and thirty sir acres. which
- offers to sell, with 9 G=s. rate gold miF;e,
in it, "a miles above Lancasterville, on the
North prong of Falling Spring Branch, wa
ters of IL mile Creek near the North Caro-
lima line. The mine has been lately discov-
cred, and has been examined by an English
man, professed miner, who pronounces it
to be as good, If not the best that has yet
teen opened either in North or South Caro-
lima. The samples are very fattering, but
as am getting old, and am not much &c.
'quainted with mining business, will sell
'on reasonable terms. Miners, come on -
now is the time to get gold
JAMES STEELE.
Lancaster District, S. e.
Oct. 26, 1853. SO 2t rd
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NEGROES For SALE.

PROPOSE to sell the following lot OF
Il Negroes, and in fixing their ages, will
venture the assertion that am as often over
rs under their true ages, and further, they
are an average lot Of my gang. They are
field hands, except one
3 of a family-M0ther 40 wears stout and
able bodied Daughter % years stout and
likely.
4 of family-Mother So years of age,
three-fourth hand ; Daughter "a
stout hand Son 20 years old stout han
Son IL years old as stout as any of his ape
2 of family-Girl ~ years old, and her
child three years.
of afamily--Girl % years and her child
3years. , Of n famiIy--Gir Is Years small
and her child year. 3 of n famiiy-woman
40 years, stout aud good hand /: daughter
"a years. (has been raised in the house and
serves wclD her daughter, 3 or 4 Years. n
muIntto. l single 81 years, a full hand. 9
OF a famiIy.---a fellow, 90 wears, n full land
and his wifi, I9 years, full hand. I single
unn 30 yerrs full hand one boy IS wears
full hand; boy, copper coIored. 10 wears
OF age, very likely and active, weighing GO
TO 60 pounds ] single girl, aged i3 wears
raised mostly about The house.
The question have no doubt will be
asked what can be my object for selling!
To the inquisitive my reply 10, that / am
in dcbt;-exclusive of this, which / can
assign more particularly is, that can make
more money on the money than | can by
planting. am willing to sci; at the price.
that have been paid. The purchaser NAV
rely on my giving fair honest statement
OF the entire lot.
T. X. CURETON.
Waxhaw Creek, 30 miles South
OF Charlotte, on Stage Road.
Oct To- 1883 Al 2W
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Isl
PROS PECT & .
OF
LANCASTER LEDGER -


the
II Crronn whole Southern
cessbe reduce his
cents payment be DELAYED three months and three dollars DELAYED six months Isa
will sending
the roneye argrats.
The patronage which has been hitherto extended this the Proprietor egn
in in
hreaden nealy
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Notice,
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

W1E undersigned have formed limited
Partnership, for the transaction Of mer-
camille business. The name Of the firm un-
der which said business Is to be conducted
10 Charles y. Evans. Charles p. Evans, re-
siding at Bel Air, Lancaster District, 8. c., is
the General Partner, and William Poag. re-
sidlng in Mecklsnburg CO., N. c., Is the Spe.
cisl Partner. The said William Poag has
coutributed in cash to the common stock Of
said Partnership, Two thousand Dollars.--
Said Partnership commenced on the 9Th Of
April 1853, and will expire on the 5th Of
April, 1854. CHAS. p. EVANS,
VIM. P0AG.
Oct g. AZ a.
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Land for Sale, near
LibertyHill.

Thomas J. Perry ct al In Equity. Lancas-
vs.. }ter Bill for sale Of
VIM. F. Perry ct al. } Land & Partition.
pY virtue of the decree of tie Court of
ID Equity, in above cuse, will sell at the
Post Office in Liberty Hill on Wednesday
the 9th Of November 1853, at / o'clock A.
NJ, ITO Acres Of Land, more orlcss, belong
ing to the estate of George NJ. Perry, decd.
living on the east side Of the Road to Liberty
Hill, adjoining lands Of Wyatt Patterson
Wylie Patterson, James Summervile, and
estate Of George w. Perry.
The tract will be re-survcyed, before the
day of sale and sold by the acre.
Terms :: A credit Of one and two years,
with interest annually from day of sale, (ex-
cept SO much cash as will pay costs,) pur-
chaser giving bond with two good surcties
and = mortgage.
J. II. WITHERSPOON,
Com. Eq. l.. D.
October 10, 1853.
S6 It pr, fee 1915
4*.Camden Journal copy until sale.
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TWICE THE QUANTITY OF READING MATTER

The intention
at our country Court HOUSES only be interesting citizen of The Dis
the dmles abridged
edit
NEW Many which lin
in An,aio
of
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Boots, CATERS,

HENTIEMEN'S fine calf boots, superb
NJ or rriicle. ladies fine Bioomer Gal
'''s, lrdies Cclcred Silk Caters, very fipe
rr'ic'e. Miss"s black and eo!ored gaitars, Ia
dies and Misses walking shocs: also supe-
ron int "f chll'lrrns shoes. Ill of which will
le sold exceedingly low for cash.
W. NJ. g. A. J. CONNORS.
Oct. 26. az 3t
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
By james II. Witherspoon. ESQ. Ord;.

>
nary for said District.
WHEREAS, Milley Black mon, widow,
w has 'pplicd to me for Letters Of hd-
niinistration on all and singular the goods and
Chattels, Rights and Credits of Wiley Black.
mon, late of the District aforesaid, dcce SD.
These are, therefore, TO cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors OF
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me at our next OrdinIry's Court for the said
district, TO be holden at Lancaster Court
House on the third day Of November, next 10
show cause, IL any, why tho said admiuistra-
tion should not be granted.
Given under my hand aud seal, this 9th
day Of October in the year of our Lord one
- thousand eight hundred and fifty
i. s. three and in the seventy-cighth
~ }year Of American Indepe ndence.
J. ii. WlTHERSPOON, o. l. ID.
Oct. 5th Printer. fee 81 3S-2t
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Hosiery,

HF every quality. Silk, Marino, Cotton.
~ and Moravian hose. Also, Ladies' cot.
ton and Mario Vests. Opera fam J., a
beautiful article, Of all colors, that cannot
fai! 10 please in price and quality.
w. 81. g. A. J. CONNORS,
Oct. 26. aS 3t
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Notice.

WILL offer my plantation, lying on the
Il waters of Cain Creek, to the highest bid
der, On the first Monday in November at
lancaster c. III.
SAMUEL STRAIN.
Oct. -. 1853. rs ~
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Bleeding Lungs Cured.

SEE HOW PROMPTIY 1T ACTS !!
Statement Of Mr.. A. Lang, Baker, No 38s
Pearl street, New York.-A few days before
last Christmas was taken unwcll, and soon
commenced bleeding freely at the lungs !
called in n Homeopathic Physician, but his
medicine did not seem to help me. read
your advertisement and thought would try
DIR. Rogers Syrup Of Lverwort, Tar and
Chanchalagua. Before had taken up the
third bottle, my bleeding had stopped, my
cough was gone, and felt we'll as usual
my health is now good. Ieonsider it most
excellent medicine, and cordially recommend
it to my friends. This statement was made
to the Proprietors, March IL, lS5o,l
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COMM MlSSl0NER'S SALE
Of Valuable LANDS, in
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
James Catbcart aud Richard
Cathcarl, hdm'rs. Of Robert
Caihcart, deed.
In Equity.
Fairfield.

VS.. Fairfield
John s. ,Cathcart and others
IN pursuance Of an order Of the Court of
Il Equity, made in the above case, at Fair.
field Court House, July Tern 1853, | will
sell at public Out-cry TO the highest bidder,
At Lancaster Court House. on the first Mon.
day in November next,ihe two tracts OF land
lying in Lancaster District, belonging To the
estate Of Robert Cathcart deceased. Each
tract contains FIVE hundred acres, more or
less; one of them adjons the lands Of the es-
tate Of J. II. Massey, now III. T. Massey, J.
ID. Caskey, and others aud the other ad-
joins lands of F.. NJ. Hammond, (now be-
longing to l.. T. H.mmondO J. Small, C..
Humphreys and othors.
These two tracts were sold by the Sher.
i'll ofl.ancaster District, under executions ,as
tho property of the late Hugh McMulen,
and purchased by the said Robert Cathcart,
all of which appear by deeds bearing date,
LIST September I845, and regularly executed
by the Sheriff Of Lancaster District to sad
Cathcart...
The terms Of Sale are CASH sufficient to
defray the expenses of sale for the remain
der, credit Of one year, with interest from
day OF sale, payable annually. Purchaser to
give bond and personal security, and a mort
gage OF the premises, and pay for all papers
w. X. ROBERTSON, C. E. F.D.
Commissioners Office.
Winnsboro', Oct. ], 1853.
For farther information, apply to James
ii. Withsrspoon.
So 1t Printers Fee&7.50
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FANCY ARTICLES,

RiBBONS. Laces, Trimmings. Edgings,
~ Collars, Chemesetts. Cuffs, Cravats &c.
with n host of other articles, that We will
take great pleasure in showing to the Ladies
w. NJ & A. J. CONNORS.
Oct. 90. az Al
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DE A TIL S.
DEATH's but path that must be trod,
II man would ever Pass to Con.
B Par nell

George Witherspoon, son of John NJ.
Steele, wns killed iustsntly on the goth inst.
~ log OF wood falling npon him from a
wagon, aged years, months and 81 days.
in the midst Of life, We are in DEATH
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DIR. ALFRED CRAVEN.

HAVING devoted bis entire attention 10
llthe practice Of Dentistry, begs leave 10
inform the Citizens Of Lancaster and vicinity
that he will be found at Mr.. Hasseltine.s
on the End Monday in each month where he
will be happy to wait on those who may
need his services.
Oct. 18th 1853. ly.
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VALUABLE PLANTATION
For Sale

VIE subscriber offers for sale, his plan
"A iaison on Flat Creek In Lancaster Dis
.g,ct' Formerly owned by VIM. Hilton, con-
tasn'9g slx hundred acres moro or less, about
one handred and filty acres of which is clear
ed and under cultivation, aboet the centre
ef The track atere is good AIill ssat, con,
siderable portion Of the track is flrst rate
bottom land sufficiently elevated 10 be out oi
the reach of fresheis, the upland Il of girst
gaalisy Oak and Hickory land finely suited
sethe cultivation of cotton. T'hls tract Iies
aeeut six miles wcst Sf Jefferson In Ches-
tarileid District, and nbout 20 miles North
OF Camden, A. persons desirous Of purchas-
ing Will Wish 70 examine The premises, any
further description Is unbeceseary.
-. John ~ AiffER
Jefferson sept 2sth 1884 s<--aessaE.
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HARNESS.! HARNESS Il.

JUST below Col. Prices on the oppos-
- lite side of the street, at the old stand
OF Emmons & Button, you will find an as
sortment Of 80
CARRIAGE HARNESS.
Brides, Martingals, Medical
Bags DC Military Trapings
II not on hands can be made at short notice
or anything belonging TO the Hnrnes, bus.
mess. All work warranted.
Persons wishing to buy ANYTHING in our
line would do well to give us a call before
purchasing elsewhere.
ID. A. BUTTON.
IL you want n set Of harness,
For your carriage or your buggy,
Or bride for your horse,
And martingals to hold him steady,
Or harness for your wagon,
To haul us wood to town,
Or a pair Of medical bags,
To take your medicine round,
Or military trappings,
To make your horse look gay,
Or old ones cleaned mp
Against next muster day.
We can make you gin band
And stitch it we'll together;
Or anything else,
That's made Of harness leather.
Wc"rk warranted and prices small
Come round and we'll endeayor
TO accommodate you all.
D. A. BUTTON.
o'ober l9, 1853. 81 If