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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-05-15
Know-nothing Exc.usiyeuess.

n L T..
KnOw-nothing ExcIusiveness.
The ultra proscriptiveness of all per-
sons who have not taken upon them
selves the obligations of Know nothing
ism from all participation, either in the
nomination of candidates for office, or of
shaping the policy of the "Order," is
now attracting the attention of the public.
In Baltimore city (says the Hagcrs-
town MaiD quite lively correspondence
Is going on between Clay Wings and
the patent " Americans" The cause
OF complaint against the Order on the
part of Clay Wings is, that the Wings
who affiliated with Know nothingism
were promised that they should be placed
upon an equality with the sworn mem
bers of the Order but instead of this,
Clay Wings say, in an article in the
Baltimore Patriot; "They have pre-
cluded US from association with them on
equal terms, by debating a condition to
'chlch, as Independent treen,e,,, ace can
not 'otth honor assent" -meaning that
they could not take upon themselves the
horrid obligations of the prosecuting
proscriptionists. And Clay Wings fur
Their say, THAT if these dictations are
persisted in, they must prevent our fu-
ture cooperation = and then they talk
of separate, independent action. To
prevent this, one of the most subtle of
the Order appears in the Patriot, of
April 80, and undertakes to convince
Clay Wings" that their cause Of COM
plant is utterly groundless, and that
such inequality as is complained of, does
not exist, and regrets especially that Z" an
impression SO unfounded should induce
any true Wing to entertain for mo-
ment the idea of SO unfortunate an alter
native. as separate and Independent ac-
ton" This is quite an unblushing de-
NAL of a well-known, public fact-a fact
which can be substautiated by wings
here, as well as in Baltimore city, and
which was shown not only upon the cleo
ton of Speaker of the late House of Del
egates, President of the Senate, and
United States Senator, but on various
other occasions in our own State. Wings
were regarded BY tho secret Order as
good enough to vote for Know-nothing
candidates, but if they wished to share in
the success of the victory, or have say
in the movements of the Order, =" they
must come under the candlestick." This
was the public boast of the Order after
the election. But to avoid these facts
of which Clay Wings and Democrats,
too, were fully cognizant, the Patriot, in
recommending the careful perusal of this
manifesto" as it terms it, to the Old
Line Wings, says that " It's based upon
the notifications introduced into the
Philadelphia platform" This is new
dodge to suit the present exigency.
Whether such hmsy, transparent piece
of sham work will be sufficient to hood
wink Clay Wings, time must develop.
We think, even admitting what the man.
ifesto and Patriot say to be true, that il
is high time for Clay Wings to see that
if they cannot, as independent freemen,
take the obligations of Kuow-nothingism
without dishonor, that their corporation
with such party makes them particep'
crin,iais, at least as accessories.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-05-15

LEGAL TENDER.-The law regulating
the payment of debts with coin. pro-
vides the following coin to be legal ten
der, and we trust our readers will bear it
in mind:
T. All gold coins, at their respective
values, for debts Of any amount.
/. 2. The half,dollar, quarter-dolTar,
dime, and half-dilne, at their respective
values for debts Of amounts under five
dollars.
B. Three-cent pieces for debts Of
amounts under thirty cents; and
4, BY the law just passed, we may add
one cent pieces for debts of amounts I'M
der tents.
BY law of Congress, passed some
four or five years ago, gold, instead of
silver, was made the legal tender for
large amounts. Those who, to get rid
of large quantities of cents and small
coin, sometimes pay bills with it to the
annoyance of the creditor, will perceive
that there is stoppage put to that antic
by law.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-05-15
NOTICE.

MY wife MARY ANN T0MLINSON hav-
1vI ing left my bed and board without
cause hereby iorwarn all persons from trust
ing her on my account as | will pay no debts
Of her contracting.
may 8-3t VIM. TOMLINSON.
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CHuRMS.

| HAVE on hand first rate article Or a
4 CllURN, which only needs trying 10 sats-
fy all that II cannot be beat.
Satisfactory certificates can be given to prove
what say. Call and Gee.
apr "a. d. H. BOUfC.
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SECOND EDITION OF wISGATE's
MARYLAND REGISTER.
Rrsce go

An important and gaJaal1c Work, uholly
originot in its plum and ececmion--
Pubtfshed under resolution Of The State
Legislature.
CONTAINING sketch Of the official du-
~ tles OF oil public officers in the State, as
prescribed BY the Consultation, the general and
local acts OF Assembly, and the decisions Of
the Courts Of Appeals Also, the names Of
all State, County and City Officers in Mary
land, for the year 1857, with the mode Of their
election or appointment aud qualification
their tenure u office duties, compensation,
post-olIice address, politics, &c, Be-, aud tho
names OF their clerks and Employee present-
ing over 300 names and an analysis Of over
800 Acts Of the Legislature with reference 10
the legal authority for every statement Ia the
book. Also, an Appendix, with a great yarie-
~ q articles, containing legal, political, sta
llsucal, ana business Information, full election
FetuFug Cguypvou ffnff nfc
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-08-05
NOTICE re THE HEIRS q DEVIsEEs

OF John Auen, iafe Of Madison totoaship,
Columbia County, deceased
You and each. of you are hereby notified
that al the last Term of the Orphans Coun of
Columbia county the pepilion of David AL.
len one OF the soDs aud devisees Of The said
John Allen deceased was presented 10 the
SAID court praying for the sale Of the follow
ing real estate of the said decedent TO wit:
A let of ground in Jerseytown ia Madison
township, situae on The Main road OF street
Of said town adjoining lot of John Swishe,,
! loi or lots belonging to DR.. Russell Parks ard
others, cotitaining oDe acre oil land on which
ia erecled two story frame dwelling house
and frame stable:
Also one other lot of land in said town sill
uaie on said Main road or street, adjoining
land of John Swisher and James Stout, being
a town lot, --+
Also Two other contiguous Town lots situ-
ale m said town on said Main Street and ad-
Joining LOT of John Funston and Others
And one outlot of land situate on The road
leading from Jerseytown to MilIvie contain
ing about three and one halt acres adjoining
land Of John Swisher, Abraham Brodl and
olhers:--which said property was on the
2lst day oi November, A. D., 1916, accept
ed by Robert Templelon Allen and awarded
to him at the valuation and appraisement Of
an nqusiion held thereon, and the Orphans
Court of Colombia county on the 2lst Of
August, A, d 1s47, vacated the decree so
awarding the said real estate; so that The
same remains unaccepied by any OF devisees
and unsoid. And il is prayed in the said
petition that the said real estate may be or.
dered by the Couhto be sold al public sale
on abe premises on a day certain on the fol-
lowing terms and conditions: twenty per cebt.
a, The striking down of The property, one
half of the remainder on The first day Of
April, 1858, and the other half thereof on the
first day of April, 1859, with interest from
the first day Of April nex,;--and rule has
been granted by the said Court upon the
heirs and devisees of John Allen deceased
10 show cause, if any they have, by the first
day of next term why the order of sale
should not be granted, of which you will
hereby take notice.
STEPHEN II. MILLER,
SHLRIFF's OFFICE, Sheriff.
Bloomsburq, July 6, 1857.
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ELISHA KENT KANE.
DInND DIV DIV IUA1 L.


IN announcing The Lille of DIR. Kane, we ore
Il but anticipating The wishes Of thousands
and tens of thousands of the admirers oil that
great man.
Having been personal friend of the de-
ceased, and enjoying large share Of his
|. confidence, DR. Elder is well qualified 10 do
jus ice to the subject.
This work will be issued in one handsome
|octavo volume, and will equal in every re.
specl the superb volumes Of '"Arcic Explo.
a,ion,n recently published. II viii contain
new inll.face portrait, executed on steel, as
well as eneravings OF his residence, tombs,
medals, SC.
In order 10 give this work large circula.
tion il will be sold al The low price OF 81 so,
More than 100000 sold within months
DIR. k.ANE'S GREAT WORK,
ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS,
l. now beng read by more Than Two hun
dred thousand petsons, old and young, ieeru.
ed and unieatued, Il is jnst the book which
should be owned and read by every Aner-
can.
Five hundred newspapers have each pro.
Npounccd II the most remarkable and marvel
Nus work ever published. The Foreign Jour.
Ms and the most distinguished savans oi
F(rore are extravagant in IFS pIaise. Ii is
uk,s tn,etpsiiru lhnu
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CUFrER NOT, WHEN a PER-

SUEEIctG INVITA- w Il EN
NJ maneni cure is guaranteed IN all efsees
Of SECRET diseases, Self Abuse, Nervous
Debility, Sricluses, elects, Gravel, MsIcur,al
rheumatism, Scrofula, Pains in the Aokles
and Bones, Diseases Of the Throat, Nose and
Ewes, Ulcers upon the Body, Female Rrsgn-
larites, ana I'LL other improper discharges,
no mailer OF how long standing. OF obstinate
the case, recovery is certain, and IN a.shortsr
time lhap a permf nent cure could be effect
ed by any other treatment, even alter The
skill of the most eminent physicians had
failed, and the disease resisted all toIher
means of cure, The remedies slsfrss tfem
odor causing neither sickness mo- We
nience. and without mufonIy or balsasa<-
During twenty years practice, have fe.
stored 10 health over seventeen thousand pa
lenls, who were suffering unde: the worki
forms of all of the above mentioned dis
eases, which guarantees ME in promising a
perfect and most speedy cnre. Secfet DIS
eases archie greatest enemies 10 health and
happiness, as they are the fist Cause oil con-
sumption, scrofua, Sc, and should he ter
ror TO all nations on the earth for The dis.
ease is becoming so common, aud treatment
so little understood, that permanent cure u
scarcely ever edected, as a majority oil tie
cases fall! into the hands CT incompetent per-
SONS, who not only fai! 70 cure The mslady,
bu ruin the constitution with corrosive sub
limaie---a dangerous poison, preparation
Of mercury-which, with The remains of dis
ease in the system, produces many OF the
above named affections, which finally lermi-
nate in consumption, and frequently rapid
one but shoild il not cause death speedily,
and the victim TO disease marries, the disease
is then conveyed from the patient lelbe chill
dfen, causing them 10 come iHtvsre world
with scroiula, affections of The skin, eyes,
throat, &c., and again terminates in con-
sumption, and consigEs his victim 10 an un-
timely grave, between the ages OF six months
aud lhirly-fiye years. Self absnc is another
formidable enemy 10 health il destroys the
nervous system, rapidly wasting away the
energies of life, causing mental defange.
meni, preventing a proper development oil
the system, and disquaifyiBg lis vicom for
marriage, society, business, and alt earthly
happiness. Female Irregularities and otfef
diseases of females treated in The most ski'L
fu and scientific manner. Medicines, with
directions, sent to any part OF The Uniiea
States and Canadss, by patients communica-
ting their symptoms by letter.
j. SUMMERvILLE, M. D., Box So, Post
Office Filben Street, below Tenth, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
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TWENTY-FIVE WITNESSES
OR, THE
FORG Err CONVICT { D.

<. JOHN S, DYE is THE AUTHOR
p Who has had 10 years. experience as
= Banker and Publisher, and author OF
8 Il Series OF Lectures at the Broad,cay Idber-
q ndcle,
q when for 10 successive nights, over
3 D~ 10000 People II
= greeted him with rounds oil applause,
;. while he exhibited the manner in which
- counterfeiteIs execute their frauds, and
2 the surest and shortest means OF detecting
q. them
2 The Bank Note Engrauers all say
s thar He is the Greatest Judge of
Paper Money Lining.
= Greatest discovery of The present century
3 For Detecting Counterfeit Bank
Notes.
q Describing every Genuine Bill in exist
= noce, and exhibiting at a glance every
Counterfeit in Circulation
~ Arranged so admirably, that Reference is
= easy and detection Instantaneous.
Fg- No index TO examine! No bsges to
hunt up! But so simplified and at
y ranged, that the Merchant, Bank
er and Business Man can see
Z all al a Glance.
~ English, French and German.
n INuS euCH may Teud We HuWe W HS ODH IVA
- tue Tongue
SMOST PERFECT BANK NOTE
s LIST PUBLISHED,
g Also List of
~ ILL. THE PRIVATE BANKERS IN
AMERICA
8 A Complete Summary of the Finance Of
Europe end america will be published in
leach edition, together with all the Import
e ami news of the day. Also,
q A SERIES OF TALES
q; From an old manuscript found in the East
- |; furnishes the most complete
p history of
A Oriental Life,
In describing the most perplexing posi-
a. items in whiciisihe Ladies and Gentlemen
y OF that county have been SO often found
These Stories will continue fbrep front the
N whole year, and will prove the Most En-
eslertaning ever offered 10 the Public.
. EzS- Furnished Weekly 10 subscribers
8 only, al 81 year. All letters must be adj
dressed 10
q JOHN S. DYE, Broker.
y Published and Proprietor, 20 Wall Street
g April 27, 1851. New York.
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Trial List for Sept. Term 1857.

William Koons Us. George L. Kline, Ell. al
9 William Rooms vs. George L. Kline.
3 Joserh Siackhouse Us. Gilbert Fowler.
4 Adam Suoup jr. el al Us. L. B. Rupert ct al
5 Adam, Stropp ir. Ell al as. l.. b. Rupert ct al
6 Thoma Parker Us. Johu III Parker.
I George L. Kline Us, Moses Cohman.
8 Isaac Brown Us. RobertJ Lyon.
9 William Robson Us. Wilson Ager.
10 Jacob Schuyler Us. Wilson Ager.
IL Fletcher Bowman Us. William Long.
10 Calharine Tanner rs. John D. Weaver.
10 Adam Gable Us Ensle Fox admir-.
Ia Jonathan Mosleller Us. Stephen Baldy.
IS Christian Hesl as Daniel Gieger
l6 VIM. Hopper Us. Edmond Crawford Ell al
II George FetIermau os. Solomo on Fellerman.
lS Maueu Mowry as Thomas Sackhouse.
10 Gilbert Fowler Us. Daniel Fowler's Elk.
20 Daniel Kos'enbsder ct al Us. David Haulz
81 Vm. Rlienboase Us. Samuel F. Headley.
% Jas. Ralston oS. james Ralslon ir.'s admr.
% David Hlldebranl Us. Benjamin Faux.
"a D.L. WinteTsteeu Ell al vs. s.ChrislianShumsn
25 William Bobison u.s. VIM Edgar.
26 Jas. s. Woods, admir- of John Lazarus os
Catharine Lazarus.
81 Reuben W. Weaver rs William Metz.
% Thomas Marks Us. Clark B. Steward.
30 William Conrad Us. Daniel L. Smith.
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TO THOSE VINO Want FARMS.

4 u,.,..., .,;tb;,, fhe ~soeh of eperu 1fan.
S,..n.nv {,
Je'Hh foD1 " NJ : y IN. SN - s,,
has maze afiaise s"iens oy W." a''
who desire 70 fetlie VI PasohAse no1'e va"
do so. a,
The Farms consist oil tne pcs. nines.ong
soil Of me most superior aual,y ior s.."'nS,
IN raP'diy imp'oV'ps P'see' .h.o wnion ~. an
extensive ea't,au'n 70 s,, NV pou'rs' ~
properly .s io.ea y" Es 0o.ny' i.n".yi-
sen'a' IN ,he MUS NJ, NJ 'u''tins PoPu,apop
OF some lV'opo .,, ae o"m y rs.eo"y
neahuS' a'p Wy ',i 'e,'i''Y P.eso1vf 'no "es'
'eve, y ahshoW ~so m uas ' M uou"osnee ~.
OIL tne uese quany ooa, e anu IRON. suc Jug
price 10 guy ~ Ya' 10 .'oin 20 10 Wv Pe'."oie'
Payapie Wy ihs'aniiiei's, " 20 ,cea'e' ~ s"e
ume " pu,enas'hs, " shu'e VI IVY" Snan nre
ac'es eniitiing 10 ioeate tne same LOT Gooo'
payable 30 rer mohth OF i2t acres Payab,e %
per monih. discount TOT every sum O. Sioo S
ano uhoe,' Pa,u III auvence' anu LOT osel @'oo
uis cunt OF ~ per eeh...
sOs ~ ,Nu,,. H.. ass e,i,on';a I nspn' s'au's
ra.S ,oe"y MY W.: a;, ~ .,p,' w. p'.eu
,s ..;s;na d. hoav;ss, .,on. na;nr :. a"'p "a; 10
~. aa'ss ens has 81, .;naa 1' -. ."s " -, u
'n's '''' 'e,,'e nus o''aN ''' p''"'"' e''''
P'ospely' Y,;.,.. r,, 80 h. .,
w., Cal 10 ,;r and IL destined soon ~ ha
come one of the greatest business laces in
The State. II will supply the great Lake mar.
kot, (according TO The population and travel
the greatest in the Union.) 1t has five work.
able veins of the best Biluminous coal, amount
rng in The aggregate 10 over % feet which
makes % 600 tons of coal under each scre.
This will make the lard of inesti m able value.
The eminent geolog,st DrslChas. y. Jackson
of Boston has made geotogieol survey of the
land, and analysed the coal, the iron ore and
limestone. This report together with maps
will be furnished to inquirers.
. FouRTs-Three Railroads are laid out thro'
This property, Ihe sunburv and Eiie Railroad
gives US market Tor our coal 10 the lakes--.it
runs from Erie to Ph'sSde'ph'a' large par.
of the Road has been hnisneu, ana is now IN
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-08-05
Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate.

THE undersigned Executor Of the estate
of Wesley Roat deceased will offer at pub
lie sale upon the premises on SATURDAY,
THE 3rI OF OCTOBER NEXT, at one
o'clock, P. M, The farm belonging TO The said
estate, situate in Hemlock township, Colum-
bia comfy, containing
I25 Acres & 80 PcrChes,
and adjoining lands of Hugh Mcbride, John
McReyuolds, Peter Appeman, Caleb Barton,
sen, and Sylvester Pnrsel. II is situate in
THE IRON ORE REGION
Of Columbia county, two miles from Blooms.
burg, and on the public highway leading 10
Buckhon. A branch of Hemlock Creek
passes through the premises, and the whole
farm is in fair state of cultivation. The i'm
provements are large new frame
MANSION HOUSE,
a new and commodious frame tenant house,
large new bank barn, a new wagon.house,
and other outbuildlnas entirely new. Pos
session will be siver on the LIST OF April 1858.
Conditions will be made known on the day
Of sale BY WILLIAM NEAL,
Executor.
Bloomsburg, July 20, 1857.
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GRAND JURORS FOR SEPTEMBER
VlfpRJ lQE7

BIoom--Charles kaher, Hiram w. Brown
Briercreek-Samuei Fowler, VIM. Stahl
William Lamar, Samuel Henry, Jacob MARI
Benlon-Jobn c. Doty, John 0. Dildine,
Abraham Young.
Beaver--!saiah Longenberger.
Cenlre--WI!liam Hoffman, Geo, H. Kelch-
ner.
FfaRkln-Joshna Mendenhal
Fishingcreek-Nathan Fleckenstein, John
Crevelmg, Thomas Pealer.
enwood-Samuei Evans, Isaac Evans.
Jackson Peter Hodge, Daniel Poust.
Iocus,-William Yesger.
Madi,on--James Kisner.
Ofange--Samuel Achenbach. 1~
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LADIES DRESS GOODS,

bombaz popn
KINDS Sleeves. Collars, hndkerchis
ribbons,
and
All kinds SHAWLs bocae Bay Waerv black silk cashmere Emboder
beav velvet
SIZES MEN WOMAN
Hats aud Caps latest fashions We have Hard
table
Muns fanne, Gckings
&c, abundance
can
Lowest
anybody Of mankind
Bloombus, April Is, 1851
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TraYerse Jurors for sert. Term, '57

Bloom-E P. Lutz, William H. Jacoby
Henry G. Phillips, L. S. Steinman.
Briercreek-Wm. Herin, Josiah Thomas
Beaver-Chares f. Mann, Daniel Singley
Benlor-Isasc K, Krckbaum, John Ikelfr
Centre--Isaac Hess.
Catawissa-Daniel Helwig.
Ffankln-ChrisIan Arlley.
Fishingcreek-Peier p. Pealer.
Creenwood--Robert Robbins, Isaac Patton
Isaac Lyen.
Femloek--Frankln ,M'Bide, John Nevi.
us, John Brngler.
Loeus'-Dsniel Reinbod, Mark Williams,
MI. P.easanl--samuel Johnson, William
Howell, George Cavene.
Monlour-John G. Quick, James Barton,
George Blecher.
Miffln-Peier Loneaherger.
Orange-Dayid iterring.
PIne-Jphn Legait.
R0arngcreek--Michael Mowry, Elijah c,
Horn.
Sugaronf-Samuel Parks, Joshua Brink.
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MAI OF BLOOMSBURG.

MESSRSE HURLEY & LLOYD, Civil En-
Ava gineers, Surveyors ard Map Publishers
are now in this place for The purpose of ma
king a thoroughly correct Property Map
showing the Ground Plan oi every Building
The size and shape of each Lot, with owners
names, OF initials, printed thereon, Colored
Vanished and mounted on Canvas, and Rol.
lers, all complete. Price per copy, $5 pay.
able on delivery ofihe Mp.
They are also prepared 10 make Surveys
and furnish Skeleton Maps of FaFme, with
contents calculated and inserted thereon, o.
any farm within reasonable distance from
Town.
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E5 CAUTION!- None are genuine unIess
The words "Hoho,coy, Neso York and London,"
are disceTnible as iOater. mark in every leaf
of the book OF directions around each pot or
box; the same may be plainly seen by hold
ing the leaf TO the light. A handsome reward
will be given 10 any one rendering such in
formation as may lead TO line delection of any
party or parties counierieiting The medicines
or vending The same, knowing them 10 be
spurious.
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ROBINSON CRUSOE:

Ping a faithful account of privaions and
itships, The narrative Of which. cannot be
t1withoui a shudders Our most e0iaeGi
mi have We'd with each other in exiolling
liietis. Two vols, ociavo, SnpeIbly illus.
~. TiIes hundEed engrsyioss Price
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CANvAssERs WANTED.

A few competent agents wanted for the
Comprehensive Geography and History ancient
and modern of the World;;" by 5. G. Goodrich,
(Peler parleyli handsomely bound and pro-
Agents, tc whom rare inducements are offer.
ed. Address,
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No. 172 William Street, New York.
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PUBLIC Sale Of Real Estate.

VNIlE subscriber will offer at public sale up
IL on the premises on Saturday the 5fh dag
Of September neat at o'clock in The afternoon,
tract of valuable farm land containing over
1856 ACRES,
Of whirh about 80 acres Is woodland and the
balance newly cleared land in good state
of cultivation. 1t lays within miles below
the town of Caiawissa, in, a thickly settled
neighborhood, in Franklin township, Colum.
bia cwnly, adjoining lands of Jesse Cleaver,
Hamilton CLARK, Daniel Zar, Daniel Yel,er
and Philip Seesholiz. There is public road
ruuning through the farm, and the improve
mems on il are new frame
DWR1Ih1NG HOUSE,
and other onibuildings. There is good
yoprg orchard on The premines, good pump
at the door OF the dwelling, neverfailiug
spring near the house, and brook running
through the meadow. Ii is pleasant and
desirable residence, and 10 good farmer
can be made as profitable as il is pleasant.
~ Terms will be made known on the
day Of sale by
CHRISTIAN B. SEESHOLTZ.
franklin township, July 81, 1857.
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BILIOUS AFFECTIONS. A

The quantity and qualify OF The bile are OF
vital importance TO health. Upon the liver,
he gland whch secretes this fluid, these
Pills operate specifically, infalIbly rec,ilying
lis irregularities, and efsclually curing Jaun-
lice, Bilious Remitanis, and all the varieties
of disease generated by an unnatural condi-
lion oil the organ. @
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BY virtue of an order oflhe Orphans Court
Of Columbia county, Solomon Neyhari, Ad-
lie sale upon the premises in Orange town.
ship, Columbia county, al the late residence
Of the decedent, the following real estate; a
TRACT OF LAND, The east end of the farm,
adjoining lands OF VIM. Delong. Jacob Raub,
VIM. Mears, and olher lands of B. Hayman's