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GREAT BARGAINS FOR oAsHll.
4jle,u. Sttor&
At ARREVIIIE q II

a n u b l. IL T.. III.
GLAGER d LIVINGSTON respectfully in.
- form the citizens of AbbevilIe village and
District that they have opened. at the old stand
WILSON, & WILLIAMS,
one of the. largest. best selected finest and
cheapest stocks Of FANCY and STAPLE
:" H& N @eDQDMp~
ever exhibited in the up-countr,.
A part of.our extensive assortment wo
will mention:
Ladies' Dress Goods.
OeLaincs: Cashmeres, Ameline Cloths:
Aipncas. Plaid Stuffs, Cinghams ;.~
English and French Merinoes (all shadesE
Calieoes (of every style and priceE
Mnntillas and Cloaks. "a splendid assort.
rnent q, latest styles aud Mt all pricesG e.
Hosiery. Gloves shoes, &C., &C.
= For Gents and Boys.-.. =. :
Cloths. Cassimeres. Tweeda, ves,ings;
Boots, Shoes Hats and Caps, DC De-: -
s Also. one of the largest aud best manufac-
tured assortnents of >
Ready-made Clothing
that has ever been brought to this market to
which particular attention is invited
For Family Use--
., AL kinds of Blankets, Flannels. Damasks.
Z. Sheetings. Shirtings, Tckings. Towcllings:
Drapers, Doyli=s. Curtain Materials &c.
Plantation Goods
Plains Georgia and Keutuckyh
oenaburgs. Stripes, Kersevs DC. &c,
We have also an extensive stock Of
JEwELRY,
consisting of every article embraced under that
head. to.which We incite the no.ice Of Gus
TONERS. 55.s
In short, our stock is varied and complete.
and We respectfully solicit au examination of IL.
We show for nothing, and sell for rs near no.
Thing ma any other establishment can afford to
do. -
"a" CALL & SEE what bargains We will sell
FOR CASH 81
Oct o. 1885 as sn
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'TsIiE Administrator Of the Estate Of Dr.. W.
= L. Tribe. hereby gives public notice that
fee. on the12th day of April next. All per.
sons having ,legnI demands again. t said Estate
are required to present them duly. attested on
or before thaE day; aud those indebted will
take duo n6tice that after tho 18th of Rehruary
thelg uotes and accounts win bs PLACED sin Tie
hahdssof an officer for euIlectiol,. n 90
y. - .5s W.. ~; s.: IS ~. TRIPLE, Adna'r. S
Januaryib, 1855 So ~: II; SO: IL BIN .
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ESTATE oE JOSEPH MARSHALL, DECD.
HE Executors of the above Estate. hereby
Il Rive'notice to all persons indebted to the
anne, that immediate payment is required
They expect to settle Up the Estate soon, and
unless those indebted heed this notice, the
Notes Will be placed, before Return Day. & Il,
the hands OF an Attorney for coilsetips. E.
nough said. J.. W. ". AIARSHAIL. :
]. g. MARSffAl.L Lsasg;Sg
Jan 3, :ls5o 80 ST ssExssrl
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sAtsthe request Of the President of the State
Agricultural Society, have consented to soil.
oft information as to; the number of Tennessee
and Kentucky Horses. siules and Hogs annually
purchased IN the District, ard theireosl. Alipor
SONS will therefore confer favor by, coming
prepared 70 give mo such information 90 tho
subject they possess ]. n.
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Lost ON Sale.tiay.

GONE person took pair Of Saddle bags con-
~ tanning a renizon ham and parof higl,-q qnnr-
tel iadies shoes, Belonging esubscri6er, from,
4 the Store Of Mr.. n. Knox, .A6bevillc on sale
day., and left an, empty pnir' in their place
The lost pair has tho name Of the owner written
s under the strap. Any information. of them
s will be thankfully received. Any person hav-
.slng such saddle-bags will please leave them a,
i1the Press Office. j. A. WILSON.
Is Feb. 4, 1855. 40 81
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0e@ Dotel ano 4iberg Stables
AT ABBEVILLE c.. Fl.

dsandp
Ant
Lnrd.
om ; 10 TO- h wants and comfort Of all who
h taud
supply the
s - Sle S"'e nno
te
yelling HACK
the
o
bcastw llbem
i9Tse ST cents; Two feeds o"t; and by the d ~ -
times
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NAgs,L :.
! Wanfeds

20 hire by the year 4 number of good able
y bodied hands 20 work on. the = = z, Z q. 20
aresnville and columbia Railroad !
in the year ssss II .s, q s -,
Those wishing to hire can see me on tliS l;ns
Of Road ofsddress nae: at Williamson. u 8
& <, 4 = s., n. R; II u tDGfEa
& It subafyisor Cd Div, 81. .Aas sR b. =:
DEC y. 50 fg 38.tf -.
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Sign OF the Two Large Watches
WATCHES, CLOCKS, J.

:, ~ HrwE1HEE1HREs .,E
! AT NEW YoRKspRIcEs. RoR cAsHi
Ga MERCHANTS and Dealers viii do
KA well to call and examine the stock Of
WATCHES. CLOCKS and JEwELRY. st:s
,'8t7'5 949 King street
before they purchase alseuhsru- Every article
warranted g s.
A stock always on hand reeuiatiy adapted
to country dealera J..ss< E-i,S 90
Saps t,etnty pr cant By ealing Of, = 81 ~ b..
WIN. MASTERMAH.
94s KngSt. CharieSton.
-Four doors from Wentworth street. 4
ssss.Oetober 5. 1855 SO = H s..
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,AD'MjNIsTaAFo ". NO IlcE. !.

NsSseso v. ~: a. O.x7Ak9tU4UteHS14eaSsl. y.
NOTICE ia heraby given ID all perssszSsSsn.
cernsd that 4 Final sssStt1 1smsnf 6i ~
Office. on the l2tiEaf Marefi nexa Thase ". =
ing clairns nre expected 70 present tbs sSrIs da.
" attestsd. on or before THAT day.;s add t6ass
indebted, must pay sprotnptly a IS ~ s.,
~. !. I.fpSTlN 4ARsa1iiE 3
-, sssssssAss o. .Adh,gs syyap xansfad IS
jams. 1855 -atsgS. s e - S SE
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Confectioueriee,

FRUITS, CANDIES, 81
PRESER FES PICKLES. &C,
together with n supply Of Fireworks-Crack. K.
era Sky.Rockets. Roman Candles DC, (and a
remnant of Toys which will Gc sold verv low.
ne we wish to discontinue that part of the bus.
'ness) now OH hand and being constantly re.
eeived-nnd which will be sold at unusually
low prices q
They are determined to keep always on hand.
for the accommodation of customers, every.
thing III their line that cun be called for, and
hope by such attention to the wants of their
customers. hy fair dealing. and low charges to
secure liberal patronage.
They are Determined 10 keep a larger aud
better assortment than has yer before been
offered, and all at prices which cannet fail to
satisfy.
e8- Give ~ triat. -
Dec, 81, 1856. #I. 33.tf
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For Sale.

a FOF SaIc. "
@v ME undersigned being desirous to sell the
y u property known as the PLANTERS IIO-
= TEL. in the Town of Greenville, any person lie
sircus of purchasing, will find this rare chance
they give me an early call.
1t IS not because cannot make money in the
Establishment that am about to dispose Of it
: but am determined to retire from the busi
ness THOMAS STEEN.
Feo 3, 1856: 40 At
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SheriR,s, Sales.

pY virtue Of sundry Writs OF Ficra Facias
- TO me directed, I will sell Mt Abbcvlle
Court House, on the first Monday in March
gext within the legal hours of sale, the follow
ing property. to wit:
- TOO Acres of land more or less bounded by
". C. klugh. @. w. Hodges aud others, as the
n property Off. q. Arthur ada Jno. w. Suber
2GS 1900 Acres moro or less bounded bv jesse s.
Adams, Jno. Burrett aud others As the property
~ OF r. -. Klngh. ada Jno. W. Suber and wife
$50 Acres more or less bounded by J. @.
JBozenen andsE:@E Power and others. as the
ssspropcrty Of Jno. A Martin ada j. F. Allen and
others
2s5 Acres more or less bounded By Jno. 3.
Bozemap, Joseph Rudd and others, US the pro:
efty OF J. Msrtin ads. Daniel Lyon
q 200 Acres more, Or less bounded by Juo. A.
Calhoun. Jas. Norwood and others, as the prop.
<rtY.of Israel Holt, ads. Wm. IIilsaud others
QO Aeres more or less bounded by ". w.
Rsfryunan.>J. Y. L.sPartlow and others us the
q property of Sarah Waite nds. E. X. CuIhosn.
~ 100 Acres more or less bounded by Jas l..
IS GilmersDnv Keller and others. rs the prop
FS,srty Of Arch. McCord, ads. ". E. Archer for
as Ssg Asres,more or less bounded by J, F. Bell,
z z sss:lestAts scf VIM. Anderson and Others as the
prsgeTSYsaf = Iribble ada Reuben Clinkscales
&sfe Acres more OF less bounded by ]. ].
yiin Dayld Atkins and others, as the pro1i
ysEsEef EYE Branson ads Margaret Morris. for
III aetSs more or less bounded by Joel Lock.
lhsst hers. ( al tths9 property Of [. w.
2eMcCalister tJns/Q. Bozeman aud othcrn
- NJ Negroes Elizabeth and child. Mary, John
sAnds sHepsY the property of B. " Posey,
+adsa aS1o Holland and otf,ers - q. - ~
:, ,pFoPsst Tribe. sda Reuben Ciinksoaies
~ ~ ~ D. = : f. X
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AUGUSTA BRIDGE

4 THE undersigned hereby. ~
EaiHE gives notice to his former sx&
Customers aud Friends that he is engaged il
the Ware House and Commission business. in
this place. for
Messrs. Simpson & Gardiner,
where and with whom, he pledges himself; that
all business entrusted to them will meet with
strict and personal attention.
A. n. BENSON.
Augusta, Nov. 81, 1855. so.3m
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FOUND
a, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THE cEDEBRATRD
COLLETON
B II 7 E r S.
A Purely Vegetable Preparation
AND n T7s'I -
SOVEREIGN REMEDY
FOR -
DYSPEPSIA. S: IS

NHE3E BlITERS are purely :vEGETA.
l. =. BILE COMPOUND, aud are offered 20
the public under thc fullest conviction that
they. will be found a safe and sovereign REM
EDY for DYSPEPSIA. EsSst,s =
"Ihey have been trunphantlY tested, not
only by numerous families and fhysicians in
the South: who have furnished ample ,festimo,
| ny as to their decided excellence, but also ,kY
the proprietor. who, for ten years, suffered ail.
the gloom incident to that stubborn and Dis
The COLLEToN BITTERs are also ( Car.
| minative, most excellent for Cholera Morbus
Costivcness, Sea Sickness, N ausea, proceedinrs
from whatever cause, Shortneas OF Breath,
Aciditr. Heartburn. Cramps and, Stitches In
| the Breast. ",-u'z< ~. I'D
[ The above Medicne.is highly recommended
to literary gentlemen, s,udentA elderly peorae.
| and others Of sedentary habits. -,
Il do hereby certify TINT have known and
used your cclebrnteti compound COLLETON
BfIIERS IN my! family for more than fifteen
years and do verify believe it"to be sone Of
the moet valuable Family and Plantation Med.
ieines i'll use, having witnessed their beneficial
effects 50 many instances, that with truth Il
may he affirmed. they well deserve the high
encolniuuls which they have received from tho
afflicted who have pertaken Of their ihrigora-
81 Signed, ciiAs. q. GARERs. Planter,
*, st. Hclcna,,s. G"
The undersigned. Wholesale saeent for the
ab, We. take pleasure in stating that they arc in-
timately acquainted with the manufacture Of
the ''CoLLEroS Bl1rEns" hence they do not hes
''ate TO commend the article as possessing rare
virtucs' and we'll calculated to atford relief In
Dyspepsia and its Kindred
Diseases.
Retail Price so Gents a Bottisi
For which sum an incalculablc amount Of suf
fering may be arrested The trade will b
supplied on liberal terrna
Orders should be addressed to
HAVILAND, HARRAL 4 co..
Special AGENTS. Charleston, g. C..
Importers of Drugs Medicines ChenicslA
- Perfumery, Brushes, DO
.EB Foresale by WARD1AW q lyon.
Abbeville: F. O. PARKS. Greenwood; GARY
q GARY, Cokesbury.t Ijuns IS lys
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Take Particular Notice of this Factl
That as time rolls on. must hare money. 7
am not exactly made of money. notwithstand.
ing it wouldappear that some people think 80.
If aiten'iouis not paid to this notice, / viii
certainly get the aid Of the Sheriff, who il q
powerful helper in time Of neod. Take notice /
Dee. IL. 1858. >, S#2a4t
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:s;SSs%s JEFFERs & COTHRANs,.
;s3ss FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
sss Central .H'darf
~. Charleston, 8. G.
DEG leave to inform their friends, and the
- public generally. TINT they still continue
the above Business, mid will devote their atteu
3 ton to the sale Of;
t. Wheat, Cotton, Flour. &C.,
ssand the purchase Of Goods. Family Supplies
\ for Planters, &c. .- k.a, u
q Having determined to confine themselves ez-
el'''irety to Commission business, they hope
10 merit and receivea full share Of patronage
HENRYIt JEFFERS,
y = WADE 8. COTHRAN.
JOHN COTHRAN.
january s3. 1856 80 Am
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BAGGIN0 and ROPE good lot lost 10
and for sale low for cash.
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Notice to Tax-Pavers.

WILL attend at the undermined times nd
l. places for the purpose Of collecting Taxes
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TO The Public.

~ NJ consequence sof the inclcment weather
~ ~ through the month Of January, the Board Of
Trustees of the Cokesbury Masonic Fennle Collie
gate Institute. will extend the present scholms.
ste year to the last day of October without ad.
Ssditional charge to patrons - =
ss ~ - j. X VANCE, p B. T.
5S.s gS Feb. i, 1856. -. 40 St.
4 Editors who have inserted onr former advcr-
tion, $.. ..ssss A.,
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VA II I e TY STOR E!
". ", SNILLITO

ii AElNG become proprieturs Of the Confec.
IL t'oncry aud Variety Store. nt Ahhevillc
Court House, respee, fully invite the attention
Of the public to their fresh. full and varied
aasortnientof
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Case Fine and Cheap Double Barrel SHOT
GUNS a. very low fgurea
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Sale.day in April the last day for making re.
turns: All persons failing TO make returns Oh
the above day. liable TO double tag. All taxes
to be paid by the first Monday in May, or exe-
cutions may beisaued. -,
Property to be returned in tho name of the
proper owner. Guardians Executors, and Ad.
n'inistrators will return property under their
control. -. -.
-Persons having transferred property between
the lst october. 1854, and LIST October, 1856.
will make IL known " me :
sssAll Gsfsons " i'll come prepared TO give the
their families. -: -, :,
Free persons of color must pay their taxes
in March. JAMES MOORE It. O.
January 3, 1855 36 ~ an,
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6.OOO Lbs. Pure md No. l JVHITE LEAD,
200 Gallons LINSEED OIL.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-03
1889.

SPRING STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
Fashionable Silks, full line of black Silks
new style spring Shawls, dress goods do..
Linens Of strong fabric. Muslins Of hest long
cloths. staple housekeeping goods, Mems wear
Of all the new styles.
EYRE & LANDELL,
4sA and Arcf Streets, Philadelphia.
P. P.S-Storekeepers, Families and all
Good Nett Cash Buyers are respectfully invi-
ted to examine this stock Of New Goods be-
fore purchasing, as We prefer selling low, and
selling the more gools. "'''
Storekeepers may often hnd great Jobs from
Auction. as we attend the Auction sales OF
New York and Philadelphia.
Phila.. March 8, l856.-3m.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-03
ADANGS'
FRIENDS CENTRAL DRY GOOD STORE,
s. e. Corner Eighth Il Arch Streets,

FRIENDS CENTRAL DRY GOOD STORE,
s. e. Corner Eighth & Arch Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
TTVHE subscriber having made very important
Il additions to his establishment, 10y connecting
the first floor Of his Old Store with that Of the
beautiful four story building adjoining known
as HAumoSr Hall, (surmountcd with a high
Cupola, invites his Old Customers and Friends
to an examination Of an Entirely New Stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
selected expressly in refer ence to the prcsen,
opening.
The assortment comprisss'
sessonable Dress Materials, Of new and eie-
gan, kinds,
Plad India & Black Silks,
Shawls, 0f ell kinds,
Hosiery, Gloves Il Mitts,
Embroideries & Linen Camhrick Handkerc' "a,
Furnishing Goods of all kinds,
Irish Linens, FanDels, Moreeus. &c, to which
are added New Goads daily, of choice descrip
tions. CHARLES ADA MS.
p. S.--Persons wishing splendind view Of
the City and Vicinity, can ascend the Cupola.
by private Stairway which will be found well
worth visit.
March 80, ls56.--2m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-03
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR shLE

yENIiE subscribers, Executors of the estate OF
4 Henry Mssser, dec d., offer ut private sails
the following property VIZ: a large two story
frame dwelling house, together with abou;
30 ACRES OF LAND,
Situate in Lower Augusta township adjoining
lands o! Daniel Kaufman and Others now in the
occupancy OF John L. Kaufman rs store and
dwelling. The house is new and the location q
good one for business
Also aTRACr OF LIMESTONE LAND,
in said township Oh the river about miles he.
low Sunhu. y, adjoining lands Of ]. +. NPhersor
and others. containing, shout 90 acres. The
soil is productive and contains limestone aid
other minerals
Also trac: cf Isul, containing about 81
acres on tls Lii, about two miles below Sunbury,
Adjoining lands OF the heils oF tie late John
Cnn-aA and others. There IL, on this tract, =
small orchard OF choice fruit.
Tor further particulars Apply to the subscribers
II Q. NASSER,
L. B. MASSER, Executors
FRANCIS BUCHER.>
S1nhury, January 10, 1885. --,f
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-03
NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given to all persons who
" became indebted TO the subscriber ns Reg.
,s,er and Recorder and Clerk of the Orphans
Court while he held said Office, either on due
bin. promissory note or book account or for the
recording Of Deeds, Mortgages, &C., that all his
accounts have been left in the hands Of II. j..
Nolverton, Esq, in Sunbury, for collection, and
they are requssted to call on him and pay the
ON oun, of their Indebtedness.
JOHN p. PURsEL.
April %, ie5s-2m.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-03
NOTICE

rs hereby given that the subscriber will be In
i his Office TO receive payment Of The. accounts
refcrrc, to in the foregoing notice (Which ac-
counts are now in his possession) from the date
hereof until the sixth day Of May next, and
again from the twenty-eighth day Of May to the
first day Of July next After which time all
such said unsettled accounts will be sued indis-
criminately and without respect to person.
II. J. WOLVERTON.
April IS. ls56.-pm
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-03
s9,4l2 70 $1,000 O6i sl,67a 90

WE the Auditors of Northumberland County the 0
18th the Commissioners
ens Of
geeably tho several acts Of
due the county the
obligations S240 30
this 2h January
1855 JOSEPH HooVEh,, li"SSI
JOHN YoUNGMAN lLsl
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-03
PLATFORM SCALES

A kF every description, suitable for Rail Roads.
u &c, for weighing Hav, Coal, Ore and
MERCHANDISE generally. Purchasers run 20 risk,
every scale is Guaranteed Correct, and if, after
trial, not found satisfactory, can be returned
without charge.
t-S' Factory at The Old Stand, established fnt
more :han twenty years, corner of NINTH and
Melon Streets Philadelphia.
ABBOTT & co
Mn,ch / lR.E.--amr =
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-03
A MARVELLOUS REMEDY!
FOR a MARVELLOUS kGEiI
HOLL0WAY'S OINTMENT.
TIE GRAND KIrEREAfsRrMEDy

BY the aid Of mcroscsdics,w niions Of li,tis
,Ss 90 =, ,,ss sssss s, - a D ~ .n nsh ese
organ or inward rnft Dscssos Of the idnoys dis,rr,
Of the Iyer afiSaous pl th<t M Iufammstlm ~ m,
lunes, Ashmas, Cto gs Cds, ate ~ ~ mems eec.
tuaily curc -Fvery house wife tn0yt Ahst pnt ppsscs
ireey through bone oF meat OF any thicknesfhis heal
ing Ointment far readily penetrntes tirotrh any
bone ot feshy pert OF the living body curing tho is
,, | '"aiu complaints, 'ha' CANNOT oe fcacne9 ~
- .u,e, ".."s'
EhfSiPELAs, SALT RHEyM AND SCoHBUTIC
HUMORS. -
NO remedy has ever doue 30 much CO.. The cure Of d.
s 'ses oi TIE SKIN whstever form they may nssnme, at
THIS Ointment No case Of Suit Rb.nn scutyy. SIRE
h scan,u'a on Eryspelas can long Withstand It's in.
huehce The inventor hiss travelled over many parts oi
globe, visiting the principal hospitals dispensing this
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-03
Premium Improved
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE
TIE ONLY silver M1DAL

Yet awarded l'y Agricultural Societies wss ciy en-
to this Superior Article, at the last Pennsylvania
State Fair, nj Harrisburg, ss a fertilizer of the
best qusllty for Wheat, Corn, Oats, Grass aG6
Potatoes, Raising heavy crops, and greatly i'm.
proving The soil. The subscriber respectfully
informs farmers and dealers thbt he ia prepared
TO supply the Spring demand al the old price.
iS AGENTS WANTED.--A liberal dis.
count allowed.
ALSO No Peruvian and Mexican G aano,
Poudrct:o and Land Plaster. Oils, Candies.
Soap, &c, of Il: hce: quality, a, lowest ma'kes
rates.
J,O. L. rOMEROv,
9 and 10 South lrharoes, beloi5 Market Stree:
rHiLApELrHlA
tS'T Farmers can load on two private tlioys sna
svoiI the crowded Wharf,
March 6. ls5C.--3mc.
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Nurserymen, Fruit Grower, and Farmer,

REV YORK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A Journal Of Suburban Art.--SupsrJly and
Prcfusely Hlustrated.--Dspoted to Ms
advancement Of the Rarol lrtsresh
IN AnsicG. 7 '
THIS 10 onc cf tho lurgcs! and mcs, esbornle wer&s
iiurs Architecture forms the principal fssiurs
Each nufaer coiiiaius frUm 10 four e,grsvugs of
model cottages ftom designs by eminent uid skiu
ehi;.cis SIuce is also naig,d TO the tsteini art Of
Ladsnre Gardening cngrused nnns % gnrdens in svsty
stylcs aud adapted the pccuIisss of d9eI oEdets
ct 3rctitrstlre, ecautify tue work. va
Eneraviiw Of fruits, new fowots new vegetables,
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