davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-01-12
The Perjurer.

Pat Laughlin, the hero of the Kansas
Legion, said that the Free State men would
would endeayor to blast his reputation,
labor to prove him unworthy of credence.
Poor BOBBY! There was no necessity Of
pursuing that course with him. for his
own statements were too barefaced to be
credited by, any person, unless it was
among men like himself. We felt conf
dent his vile report would recoil upon
him, and it has done so. The pro-slav-
cry party, those for whom-according 10
his own confession--he played the per-
jurer, have traced him up, and found he
absconded from Kentucky to come. to
Kansas, and left his friends greatly en-
barrassed pecuniarily on account of bis
villainies. We published an item in
our last issue from the Louisville Courier
in regard to HIM, and now find that arti-
Gle, as copied from the Kentucky paper.
travelling the rounds of the pro-slayery
journals in Missouri. Poor, perured
Pat He stands disgraced before the
world, and will fill an ignominious grave.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-01-12

There has been considerable Sickness
among horses in this vicinity during the
last few weeks. and several deaths. Il
seems to be an epidemic. The Boston
Journal shows that similar disease pre-
walls IN the East aud instances the loss
Of niae valuable horses 10 one week, one
Of which sss worth $500. L states that
thar srs 6rss taken With an entire loss Of
sppskss. followed b excessive trenorand
y eaknesa
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-01-12
A Good List.

We are indebted to several gentlemen
for large additions to our subscription
list. Mr.. E. JoNEs, late of this city,
sends US over City new names, aecompa-
MED with the cash. from Wilbraham,
Mass, and promises us another list in a
few days. Such friends are worth hay-
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-01-12

H Forefather's Day was celebrated
on the ED ult., at Plymouth. Hen.
William Il. Seward vas The orator OF
the occasion, and acquitted himself most
h6norabsy, ofconse.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-01-12

~ Congress, after moro ballotings
fDr speaker. IS jet unoEganized, the Ycss
committing much ii be!ofs.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-01-12

r. The weather IS not near 50 cold.
nor ths sir so sharp, S it was . few days
si1ss.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-01-12

Fseemen of Kaasas-shall HoLLIDAE
and GARvxY dictate for whom you shall
vote. or can you rule yourselves : Re-
ply 5. the polls on Tuesday.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-01-12

, ~ oon BRICKS Of the best quality are
6ll LII III -. e.. dal;s.ar.r sz Z he slh-
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-01-12

wo,asa. her Education and Influence 81
:, - vii, n, ilfrndnetlon by MTs.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-01-12

to send forward. Emfgrants are sun
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-01-12

LAWRENCE CITY, Jan. 4, DO.
Having participated throughout in the
proceedings of the Convention held in
this city on the 92d of December, for
the nomination of State officers, abide
the nominations made OVERWHELMING
and intend to give to the entire ticket nv
earnest support. The candidates are
true Free State men. having been nomi-
mated by the Delegates of the Free State
party, and are entitled to the support of
that party.
The recent news from the States indi-
Gates our prospects fair for admission
into the Union by this Congress. l
would consider any division of our par
ty at this crisis peculiarly unfortunate,
and trust it may be avoided.
The course indicated is one / have in
yariably pursued and expect to pursue
while member of party Twill abide
the decisions of that party when Team
not. viii separate myself from it.
]. II. LANE.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-16
A. G.. & A. B. BEECH


No. 40, CosLIGE STREET.
va "a - a II Va III t. EE
LAVE nav in sore a vey large a no1nt Of Nv and
1eurt,lr R.l al W..trr Co :, dr. t rom the
bs-a olrch 4d'4nftge Per on' Vi. ting NS -
vile fnr pIrpbt Of pIyitg 40 80 certainly DO vel
10 cal an OF So K before maxine ther pur
chzse As We are ermn d sell At the loves. hgures
Ricld d'anced 5lk', striped Brocade chin'H FOu9eei
:. J,,n.
N.Es'yle strip. tni Til Six Of AL kinds
Tin= nrE Rot -ni Tmi, 'iiIs f'r q 'arn'ns ~,
Aftrk- -tscS Pltin bfE slkS Of the be makes IN al
Cashm res and DsLanss
ou Of Dress 'i1od' nlrac-' everything in
thi, line fine ch ggi D. Ltine, doe ayd ctsAnere-
sl wool OeLline (yltnD ia al coos betutiil had
T'cn M,tro in, Dr. ,aa as" Plain bt'E OeLaOe;
L pu's b-st maze. i1~ K aIige and AlPsccss ell
prices I'D aud b's Con .rg= Cloths.
ilaaa and Shawls
Of every style c,,h Iv-t aud Hsire Antique, Stella
s1ri=r sls@ls an SC ~, Loag ADD sqltr' Shawl" pam
Dl'E and Dr&o do.
Fine Va. Lace sert.;
Collars style:
Fr-ne nee H. i RI nm a.
New I've Enr'i d1-In S.u
Ia Linen set, Emo It;,r-t o'iars and sleeve
o. me "a 1T ). 'ut5u .tTe' F.nTd trtVeing e Is
LtH-, a - lem slich sod h-nb'l II ''d IS
nh 1 ,Arfs sly'e = d. tDr & RI
Har -3p-h. tp.y ~ iri. trt~ rhfor >kirt|
HOPE Har sirt i'lt'n -'ome-iic 10 'Ars.
Ho isry an Gloves.
R..t ntse XII 90 We a. lisr' and ten'ern.n'O
LiTe< six. a hmee c, -s.- 'hrs4d, 'eAVer AMI Ia"
,re cri ~ vs,
" Wpalsa K't ant uuck Glhr'leis;
Ev ~ d-scnp ion o. ''entle neH's G owes and GaUn
Mis- e.sve Gloye- ror -cN,ol
H'y Raw -tk &C. lin tud q ICED,
B'S an n-r- Ani W W'r-tei I'd" u dies a. msSo'i
vry sup inr lot L.iies a d vi Sc. Grss Eng
L,-se Io' crilre IS W ,r,ted H,. ali Or elan Eoo.
- MA as
Al co.'s So, m Kn tin ans
tir-t n .ger \ trn.
Gentlemsn's FURNISH ng Goods
b ~ ,ud IA c, rr-ort Tshs
ri -0tncy B',- { o. '.e1cl "a IN res,
G ID x y ,es tin "a .iu'r--;
ga, Gu: an 81 D,gbIe 4 ,eI ,h "A .imer~,
R-u ls'Iv- ct We rigg;
E-fttt,,tr. ~ uiIr nj /. n 'htC Il r,
e m & l. ~ Slir'
ca 80 1T u tIer. .ud IRA e-s;
rIuapr he "a. his al ave;
Ltiiss' Nett 80. an lrruo F-~t,
House Furnishing GoolH.
TAAe an -, rry vN.tty
Tone TpF-~ N,ns'n, ga u. al ck \ -ers,
Wtrsri r. Q inrn .nd ., .stic rsiugi
Pillow II = ii en- an pO'n- c.
Carp Is ami Curtail GoolI
Web " on a,al , v.rv Nv =,r,< - CArppts,--''
b..t AK, - tnd ~ .rs- = r,prS'Tv AID We
t-aet s,u- b.,u ia ia Fctr- At rtpe7try, o.
v-Iy-t tugs most I-su-s le-, ,ri'r Mats II AL lud
w ,r,te D. t1t, :, IL c'ps sam Deus, hsu'- A.
strip-d, ia NV <trl-t, "a GER i.tr- ~ Msr Cara
Enb-pr'er-i slir - he ece. Chrnic-s Pn.. a.
trim NJ rh ps. rtvips u 10 20
ca D. ,pl'-l yitr ,p's OF CAr'rs We ed0
prc-s = YER K + q Ie 81 spSet~ hte ~.
g-ev Ne 5 ,nke:s ii Arc c rrsVeitng htnket' an
s1avs - Il, kind, N-gro C thi Il A.lkn lis, Nag
Sh .>tint, 3 "a SIle. - ( 4. Is. BEE II,
t2U ~ hllege street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-16
NASHVILLE TENN. THURSDAY. OCT. 16. 1856
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIsCHER OWEN q >, Gen1 Advertising House,
APPLETON BUupISG s4s broadway, New IorE.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-16
Mount Olivet Cemetery.

WE Dsree ors Of this Camp ny annogrre 10 tAs
Public, that this Cemetery been laid viii Foit-
able ave"ues and ~AlAs ami prrinns ef The ands s
divids INTO Family Lots which oGered fE ssa
The a the grounds be The Of &
ley Crock Sbers the lublc invited 70 all and
anime tn sane
The COmp4 + sl confident they could no, have made
more sna le i ,thn for Cemetery IN he ViiBty 81
Nashville ~ lid u efBseives g. the pub 70 IpaFe
money pan~ nak9 il equal to Geo etery 10 a
Uni n ADd Sh ne A. Mas vile u fe Su pId< IN
The eme'ry nos Ia The ehsrE- a ,. & nj SupsE-
ntendsni. living on the ind under whose din ecOa In
tsrmsnts viii b. ma1e n the best and Ihs
charges
The Directors g the Company desirOCs hat - q
eFoun II Shouts be Viits ~ ths CIT q ve
or - purpo Onn bus ~ have the ofcs o iud-ley
snd Crocsett It Ocock Tursd Afternoon the inst,
and on every Friday ae Ihei the hOar
1h- seats NiH hs free.
L. dies and Yam les fesTOus Of Vs ~ grounds, viii
be rSed for ~ cir resdsue.s ky sennng er By send
rag th,ir cSrd, to the Pr s.dtht q he Ct mp.hy.
A.. v i. LIND Ley President.
w NAScE, sec'J. BUa Ue-tf
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-16

GA.sa. SA.sA. sskssss
lust reeey ed direct ~ iiade ph and will ts sSla
J fbr su q Advanre apon E4,tern pics
FINE CUT STEEL FIRE IRONs;
American FIRE Irons Of bear quality.
DO co bTtssup
Poll he'd Rteel ftr Standards, aith M rble slabs;
BroI 4. Fire Standard, va iOus patterns;
Pol ers ShoNr- - p Tsts:
He~rth BIu ,Lts y, . hsi bu-ter', ptr' Psps ts.
o. 8 MACKkkZIs WILSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-16

Boys Clothing.
VNTEhaV- ss lived sKtrasEr sssorsmsnt Of Roys'
w Cathing 81 Nuiaas ftsiss aaA sscss which &c 20
pse,fa inviie ieads and he PEhlc Esnersiiv seau
-nd eKsmine We are also eastantls Eearslng 6lents
n a. oVrT-s0 a iFck ami vests of eVsry
dseripti0a 0aF stock of saraishi obs l. now eem-
nirfe a o. Vi e. "a iion - heavy srrE4i ceti q
ca slssss snt FsslaEs Ia ths p@cs ~e aaftsr
odrE inanccaeats rarely pres-Etfd thr eirsHs of
pasbytiA ts&ttg oi1EroS . AstsorF
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-16
NEW SERIES NO. 27O
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Lands and Lots for Sale.

I , ACRES Of Washable Land on beth gdes q n
n = HAshVie and chsttsnooga RniirUaa 70 miller fro
Nashville, which depot has been recently ocaea ven
improved rod Hster, 20 soil with proportion ef
timber and cleared land sNes-Et for eoontTy
,tors and residence. Either Of he roa6 or he vke
vin be sold to salt purcha
56Z tCRES. nile hon the toEa o. Frankfln IN
Hhl2mson con ty. On the Liberty rosd, and
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad lee cleared
and n cultivation - on 1t eomortsb Dwelling House,
lasting Spring., ard s pseaoctiv l-s1sbr for bur
handsome sstilsz ents. viii ssn 4. &, ~ al 70 suis
purchasers.
10 tCREs mostly Ubersd part ofthe B-pn.u ood Tract
Nashville. soil % eSc-- qua y, admirably adspsd 20
tn purposes Of Vineyard, Nursery, Market Gsden
lOX NCRES the 6allAtin Turnpike road, 81 Eie 8
from Nashville, between stall and Slsdge; Eoad make
business nan IN town couertob4s eeent
resid nee
Heste Rzir ad " mile Of hvile Big HeFpstA
River, and mile east Kingston sP~iugS $50 Acres
ed-o&ance wei mb-rsd-go al and vatef and cen.
ertablv i-provemepts-
52h AIRES. VIII in proved, 2 nfrs from NasAvIe, en-
the Mill Greek Valley PIKE. ami the N.Rc RK. Sci
OF Rood quality, god Dwelling yOsnE Orchard Ani In
very coed negh5orhcod
81 ACRES IN the Brooklyn Lfss niles NORTH 81 nash.
VIE nesr he Whites Creek 1urnpAe road. n0st beas
tifal building lot
LOTS Of any size, from ~ fsrt 70 IS Acres on he Busa
Vista rurnp he road. from 20 af Nashville Sth
shhoui Timber c. nvsnent 10 uenz Vista sprin
tO u in the cofpoT asOn Of kasl vie, Wisoa's
springs; sevesi he Franklin Turnpike read;
the Depot OF TIE Tenn Ala. r. z. n
MurfreVboTo' Tu npke in he III Ward sa several
vest q Capitol Hill near the evaporation line.
PRICES LOW-T Rms LIBERAL. Those who visa .
purchase would do Ssn 20 make sPpFeatiop
ap'o-H c W FAFCE.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-16
GAS FOR COUNTRY HOUSES
AND
Steam oOat9.
PATENT RENZOLE GAS.

CNUNrRY Rshs I'D SITS Rights ar l-. The sniy
" a. e Mseh ~ that wh give sood tght.
The cnirs PA sas sir pie. oecups bat ute reoH. and
req itg AeRroa ~ Sidns uP similar to
a slucs.
re srPsass hirii-ss tha7 aTt navy Al Gas I'd
aAkes hfuis and che light boz the voh n
he t.tl ngss' a.. llrnIe ar ..
n-sd - ssret ANY Aguuf a. r h0uses hghtrd,
hrt tn go iArl' tIsF htEtaF trpci
thr 'aF hiag q btdissn Coautv, sn aet or1~ts.
tafosaAit'n e'a 'ntag stAte and Coanty sisi's
had - .pply ug 10 WI "a Nv
zas2l-u Cherry Street Nashville.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-16
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cheap Cash Store.
C0RNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material. sc.

WOOD WARE.
a0o pkgs cov'd Buckets; Il7S coz B nd Boxes;
$50 dozen Eal B)x's; 901 H4mes;
200 n sts Tubs pain ed; 61a Znc wash Boards;
215 Uoz Vanished and fhree 5000 Pow Il smiles;
Hoop Buckets; 70 nests White Pine Tuba;
2i 600 as td Broom Handps 25 O0o Fishing Poles;
rs lE white ed4r Bucket 300 ,s>''ed quor Krgs;
200 dos Tar @ ms; 0 doI Cedar Cans;
300 rkg Half Bush NeaSures 25 at boxes Virnish d
J. dOE Pine hurns, assorteo - Painted Tubs an d
II ." bB Ce -elers:
100 nests white C,dar Tub LIS Well Bucket ass'.ed.
BAS Er WAKE.
9nO Will Wagons co nests Ge'man Market do
l5I extra: 80 - Clothes do;
80 Carts, common; 90 dos Feed B. kets, in store
$40 Il. Isl, top an to arrive;
IS Fmpire C4bs: 30 ncEen assorted Market
quo -xtra 5 Ioz Children. Rattan and
$50 dz Willow and Rattsr Willow chars;
,fck ga Ie.; 5 doE as ',eI ON e Chairs,
Rattan a. d Willow, very ric and cool fJr SUNNI
Alo Clio. Hampers; imported iancy Basket; Work Fru
and Flower stands. Also-Wilow WORK made to orde1.
FANCY GOODS.
5p0 assted Shoe Brushes; 81 Jute Hsrk and skeleton
Is Rocking horses; IS doI Toy AirP, oils.
CORDAGE, TwtNES, &c.
1"Ocoi N and ~ inch Manila Rope 6sl feet;
l5S SSoi: col 10 nSa neh Do do do, assorted; $50
25 els Bid Cord and PIuw Line Manila;
25n dog Cotton iloW Lines and Bed Coid:
no doz Hemp Bel Cords; 10" bales Carpet Chain;
100, bs arOOm zine iemP 500 los Wool rwine,
10
T. bales Batting; lSn reels Hemp Packing;
25 " vickin.: rs coils Tarred Rope;
$50 Wrapping TEine: 1a0 " Jute Rope;
PAPER.
l,5O bundles (Frnnd) snge mans Wrapping Paper;
Snn Nc -Or's do 10;
q 90 rea MS Bnckand do do;
Is 5'telmS rra Paper; 75 reams Shoe Paper
IT5 Ham :" 10 Batting %;
$1,000 lbs Roofing do dry; OOODs Roofing sau'ied
CANDLtS. &c.
Star Car les Lard OIL Cpd CaLdes, Stesrine Candles
Star Ia, G. man 20 AZ, g..
WiRE Work.
Selves, Ri dIes Sand and Lin Screens, assorted.
CEDAR FAtCg ~,
Assor ed sizes Of hest qualities, in lots to suit
AL Berch Screws in half packages, in lot
W. saws saw urry combs Cards, Brushes r1cks
RIvets, &c.
IR0N BOUND EGS,
full stock, assorted for Drug lists and Deal
ers' use. Instantly on h4r d.
GIsURNS.
Pi1e Churns IS 90 22 % in, Ted IS q 22 do
Cerd'r do Is is 20 p d" an'ed 81 "a ID
Brass Hoop DO - Sarrs d. l6, Is, 90, % d.
asNNE>.
oiled Root, Black TIP and Bl,e do:
Steam Beut Top Plank Top:
For sale by s. NJ BARRETT.
m yl4 CO Walnut an | Front SIS. Cincinnati, {
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-16
DRY GOODS.

TIVE und rsgi,s reel ing sad vii have reaa
l f,r che exhis tsn ss the2 - ,nrt., tire
largest AvD B}ST ASSORTED STOCK or
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-16
4 GltAND Il EME
FOR OCTOBER 31st,
On rnE HAVANA rLAV.
GRAND CO .S)LDATED LOTTERY OF ND.
t.NtsGA a. ~ ),
be drawn is tam re, d Fr i,y, Oct Der / = s.
viii be ddstr.L'iei dccordiEg % He G,Liolcing
>yhHim 'ctemf:
10000 Numbers! 1000 Prizes!
Priecs Poy,Lts "a FW lcthsm Deduction.
SCHEuE.

whois &c els so nalvs IS oisrter sato
~ Al orters fr uet~'s ~ p ckaers n anv Of the
NsryiRn LOTTERIES, 4 re pr - attention A1f
Irswh mAicd 10 al puTciA-~is me sly anrr Il 3
yer. Address T a NtbRARe CO.
30 80 Fa,egte street, A. M 40
ses-w BstHore. Maryl land.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-16
Leather Relting.
HATS. HATS. HATS.

UST RE EIyEN, ~ Il. 3. Cutie NJ 36 and ., N
RTJad and Col eye
12O kIUZ uGN'~ OND BOI'S OGE g.
dArS. IS DOZEN NJ Ms sOFr sI1k MATS, al styles.
All Of which vii be s la very cheaP f'rCah.
octI0 b. r. GLITTER
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-16
a,..Nr l.mtsl.t,a,n,


"A have IN EftS o. the crlebrHt q Sir athes
W 20 - ~. cafed lar Chtu Oisc.rs Thee
are tis y mend f'r ptot, ron tr tfs %
co q tsH tp Etnd. AL fe etrs tfi e. trns
Stk eJusuT Rie Ca . hen Vtssf lie poE-
tun' y. q. ~ art a 80 h4a a u q +, Al
h@V sesS fs"f he an.
4
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-11-26

Triai List q Dsesntsr Tsfh 1850.
l.. Jacob Jshnson -. Henry johnson \ al
20. .. HiIIissd a.. Danie epseshbsSe
admir-. a,Sl ~ s, ss.s
!. Eli Freeman Is. Henry Msnz. -
l. John Gefiin9 ef NJ w. Ches. F.sMann
5. AIsxsndsF EdkaF %. Dsuiel p. Sc ybsFi.
8. samuel Z. Mcculloet 4 al - samuel
r. HsadIey
Z. william Koous o. George I. Kiiu< sfal.
Q. William Koons ". Geores I. Kline.
. o. Philip Ceopsr vs. William slosn.
10. Frederick Bssle's adm'f u.s. Philip
Winiefsteeu, q. ts5t - ...'sa.s s.sss.zf 81
!. II. jonathan Nosteller ps. benjamin r.
Ia. Joseph Siackhouse u.s. Gilbert Fowler.
2 i3s Jane M. BerniHgsr o. w A. Kline.
IA, .Maisnchtou Eskss 81. Richard Tofby.
4, ~ Daniel r. ssyben %. Daniel sponen-
berg, adm'f. \ 4. 9s.,'.
Is. David ReinboId Us. Aaron Wolf.
II. James Tyson q al Us. John N. Sheldon
ct al. g. z
IS. Pe.er Appleman st al. %. Leonard B.
10. Hiram w. Brown Us. John Jones. + y
20. Mary Vansickie %. Joseph Ruckle et al.
81. E. & J.. Hicks ct al. Us. William L.
Lance. $40
%. George Miller Us. cIaiworthy L, Fisher
%. George Miller vs Nathaniel Overdorf.
"a. Peter Applemar 81 al. Us. Leonard b.
,Ruperi.sso ~
25. Thomas Parker Us. John II. Parker. {
26. George l.. Kline ps. Moses Cofman.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-11-26
FASDI@NADLB
PRooIA1GAgIoN.

I, NOTICE 10 hereby giyep that the
several Courts Of faGonsuso4f1eas C Gem
erai Quarter Sessions OF the Peace, and
Orphans, .Conrt, sCosstrof Oyer. and
Terminer and Jail Delivery, in and for
the County OF Columbia. TO commence al
the CounT HousE, In BrooMsBuRe. ON
Monday the lst Day Of December neat,
i. TO ooNTIEuE OLE WEEK.
The Coroner, Justices Of the Peace d
Constables, in and for the county Of Co.
lrmbis are requested 10 be tlren and there
in their proper persons, with their rolls,
records. inquisi,ions, aud other remem.
brances, 10 do those things TO their sew.
eral Offices appeftaining 10 be done.
And all Witnesses prosecuting in behalf
Of the Commonwealth against any pris
oner, are.also requested and commended
10 be then and there attending in their pro-
per persons 10 prosecute against him, as
shall be iust--and not to depart without
leave al their peril. Jurors are request
ed to be punelusl Id tlIeir attendance, a
the time appointed agreeable to their mo-
tees, esss (, ssgs
Given under my hand al Bloomsbarg The
9Th Jay Of November in the year of our
Lord one thousand eignt hundred and
fftv-six, and the Independence Of the
United States Of America the 79ths
(God save The Commonwealtll.
STEPHEN H, MILLER 'Sh.E.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-11-26

DY virtue OF several writs Of Kendifioni En-
II Eonos to me direcled, there will be ex.
posed 10 public sale at the Court House, IN
Bloomsbtfg, on Monday, the let day of De-
cembef next, q, one O'Clock P. NJ, the fot-
lowing real estate, TO wit: rs,r4
(, All thai certain tract or parcel of land stu.
ate in Beaver township, Colombia comfy,
containing elehy,lhree acres. is;osS 6. .sss, .ssss,
sixty acres Of which is cleared land, bound.
ed On The East by lands Of Thomas Shear
man. deceased, and David johnson, on the
West by lands of Charles Michael and Hen.
ry HOPPER, on the North by lands OF John
johnson, Sen., on the South by lands of
Charles Michsel and Henry Hopler, whereop'
is erected two story dwelling house, a
frame bank barn, a cider press, with the ap.
purtsnances. .es;.
Seized and taken in execution as The prop;
eriy of Henry Shearman.
Also, al the same time and place
All that certain lot Of ground situate 10 the
town OF Caiawissa, County of Columbia, sit
uate on the south side Of Main street ,adioin-
ing on The West by lot OF Jacob Kaeigh, on,
The South by an alley, and on the Eas, by an.
alley, and numbered on the plan Of sad
town No. SO, whereon is erected a'two story
log dwelling house, frame out.kitchen,
blacksmith shop and a frame stable, also on
a certaiu lot OF ground situate id Caiawissa
township in said County, bounded on the
West by the road leading from catawissa TO
Mifilnvile, on the North BY lands oi George
zarr, on the East by lands Of jeremiah p
Fincher, and on the South by lands Of VIII,
liam Codman, containing nine acres and
sixty eight percl.ss, with the appnrteiancssL
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty Of Thomas Harder. zs.a
- STEPHEN H. MILLER, Sheriff
Shenf's Office, ,Blooms-
burg, November s, 1856. \
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-11-26
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL e STAT

THE undersigned Executor or The estate
.oI. Wesley Roat deceaEed sillPolIes al public
sale upon the Fsemises on :. ~
- Wednesday,, MsIs1 of Noysm5sy ssss,.
at O'Clock, P. NJ, the fam belonging 10 q,
the said estate, situate In Hemiock towffsRip!
Columbia county, containing ss.s.. -
lI25 ACRES AND "a PEREHESs
and adjoining lands of Hugh Me cBf35s, John
McRsynoljs, Pe'ef Appleman, Caleb Baf,pu,
sen, and Sylvester Purcell. II is situate II
The IRON Ore RcgIom
OF Columbia county Two miles from Blooms-
burg, and on the public highway leading 10
Bnckhorn. A branch Of Hemlock Creek pass
es through ibe premises, and the whole farm
is in q fair state of cultivation. The improve.
menls areia large new frame ~.
MAMSIOM HIOW@Es
anew and commodious frame lensnt bouss;
a large new qank bora, new wa9on-fouse.
and other outbuildings entirely new. Pos.
session will be given on the frs, Of April 's7.
u Conditions will be made known on the
day Of sale by.
WILLIAM NEAL, Executor.
Blooms5urg, Sept. 20, 1856. ~,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-11-26
NO. Sd NORTH THIRD STREET.

NO. 33 NORTH THIRD STREET,
East Side, abops Market, Philadelphia, Pa.
DUBLlSHERS OF Pelton's System Of Geog-
L rsphy, taught by the aid Of six splendid
outline maps, each covering nearly so square
feet, and forming an invaluable as we'll as
elegant ornaments for the echool room.
Children are delighted 10 study Geography
by this system. They learn so rapidly and
receive such clear impressions Of the subject,
that il is q pleasure 10 both teacher and pu,
pill TO be engaged in it We all know that a
better and more lasting idea Of a locality is
obtained by looking al q bold and distinct
drawing Of il, than by volumes Of descrip.
lion. If man wants 10 get an exact jdea
of farm he has been purchasing, he learns
more by oGe look al the drafi on The back OF
the deed, than by reading the description in.
side twenty times. This is The great princi.
pie Of Pel,on's system of Geography, and
there are others equally practical combined
with it which entitie il 10 the reputation it
susiaios, as the best and quickest mode of
teaching Geography, tel intfodoced.
PHYSICAL GE0GRAPHY--including all
the invaluable discoveries in this science, of
Lieut. Maury and his coadiutors, is beauli-
fully illustrated by these maps and the &C.
compauying keys. The keys ore to be used
by the scholars, and cost less than half the
price of q Geography and Atlas. =.
SOWER & BARNES also publish San.
der's New Readers, of which over tspo hun.
dsed thousand were sold within six rnoiths
of their publication. Their success has been
wonderful, hut their beautiful appearance
and evident superiority jnsiifies it.-Pfof
Sanders is a practical teacher Of public schools,
who has made the subject the study of his
life. Eighteen years ago he published a se-
ries of Headers, which had great popularity.
but The neU series on which he has been en-
gagged syer since, are acknowledged by all
to be the greatest advance yet made In Read
ers. Eminent teachers everywhere, who
have been so bored by book agents thai ihey
were unwilhngfy induced to look .. them,
have at once pronounced their excellence
and introduced them over all kinds, and the
best which bad been published before them
School Directors and Teachers are respect
fully invited 10 write 10 us concerning School
Books. al fsa
A full ASSORTMENT. Of Miscellaneous and
School Books, paper and Siauonary, inclu.
ding Blank Books, of all kinds, on hand and
for sale al the lowest wholesale prices, in
large or small quantities, 10 country Mer-
chants - s-s=- ~ =
- SowER 6 BARNES,
a3, North Third Street, Philadelphia.
Sept. Is, 1856.--3E.