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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-15
LEWTSBJRG CHRONICLE WEST BRANCH FARMERAPRI 15 1859

The cours. plr,ued by the Lecture
Com mlttoe OF the Young Mems Christian
Association of BIolmsburg, We think Is a
commendable one--that Of mainly relying
upon Home talent. Ii not oply tends 10
bring ou, aud deyslope talents and abill-
ties that were unknown to exist, but 1t Sc
cures Lectures, in nine cases out OF ten,
much more practical than is heard from
men "wIth q reputation
A man lately died in Chester county,
Pa, aud left a i1nily Of children, whose
united weight Is one ton i2OOO lbs
Aud if they were laid down III row, with
their heads and feet touching, their united
length would be ten Miles = Vest Chester
RepnJiicm That's undeniably large
family of MiIeses !-Leba"on C"arter.]
Attorney General Knox, in reply to a
note from the Auditor General OF the
State, has decided that venders of mer-
chandise must take out license, whether
their annual sales amount tO thousand
dollars or otherwise.
A mau named Chase has undertaken to
establish u buchanan paper IN Bradford
county. lie will have hard Shedding, as a
dozen predecessors did who failed.
The Harrisburg Cotton Mill is again in
operation.
On Friday of last week, the barn Of
widow Wair, in West Perry township,
Suyder county, and a stable near Rich
fed, were entirely consumed by lire. 1t
is supposed to have been the work Of an
insane man, who was accordingly commit
ted to the Snyder county Jail.
Daniel Webster, alias Dangerlicld, who
Was so brutally hurried away from Harris
burg on charge of being slave, was freed,
even by Slave Commissioners sure
sign of the returning spirit Of freedom IN
our land The interest taken in his de-
fence, day and night, and the thousands
who surrounded the place of examination,
aud bore him off 10 triumph on his acquit.
tai, was unprecedented. lie was doubt
less u slave, and has gone TO Canada. 9th,
ers also have left Harrisburg, and it is
rumored that other colored persons IN
Harrisburg have been stolen aud sold in
TO Slavery.
Hon. John C. Knox is denounced as
"BIack Republican" by the Buchanan
papers Ii they drive over to our side all
the Anti Lec1hpton Democrats, Pernsyl-
vania will give 10000 Republican ma ajor-
ity for President.
The Teiette says they can not count
dozen j. b. Democrats in Jersey Shore.
John A. Ettinger having removed from
Middleburg to York, to take charge Of
paper there, Andrew j. Peters has been
appointed to the situation Mr.. Euinger
vacated as Clerk to the Commissioners Of
Snyder county.
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Eor SdIe,

TNllE residence Of the subscriber, on -
Market street in the Borough oflzi1
Lewisburg. The house is of BRICK, we'll
finished in every respect.
TermS-One half TO be paid between this
and the first day of April next; the balance
10 be paid IN two, three or five years. as may
suit the buyer. Possession given auv time.
June 9, 1855 ISAAC WALTER
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/ IL
G.seraf Odi.y Eo1d and C.go,a 90 e,
E'hiisiclpiia.
I'VE offer large stock Of Oh clinical Manure. AMI Perth
i,.r. at low tfic.- AMI warranted 10 be GENUINE,
among which viii b. fuuuii
1000 tons pure Phuiue.
600 tons Government Peruvian Guano.
5000 tons Frepch's Improved Super
Phosphate Of Lime. -,
! 900 tons Frcnch's pure Chemical Bone.
5000 bbls. French's PhIlada I'oudrri tie.
| 900 bbls. Freuch's Improved Rosendale
Cement.
The above standard articles each of their kind '
best in the WORLD Our LaJ,d I'as'er. m"nuiArt"T'I
from se-r.d stone j. celebrated throughout The Union
for it, purity and .trrngth
ALSO IUUUp barrels Land Plaster
1900 barrels Casting Platter
lUuuO barrels Iiydrauir t'mrut
1900 harr-l- Trur Roman Cement
Loco barrels P,Ttiaud tEu-Ii-lIf cement
Dentists Pa-trr Pow Irrcd Anthracite Goal n hafr'!
Powdered BtumiBous Coal. dn tarrrls, hate sti44'
lin b,rrrIsl FRENCH kICllhE!s CO.
S'els, MHs ami fusH,srs HTot.
Cor. Of Old YORK. Road aud Calo~ Ai' sts, fh4LA'
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sO-A Peace Congress is appointed for
this month, in which the leading Powers
of Europe will attempt to suppress the
hostile feeling between Austrian and her
Italian possessions, the latter sustained
by France. The Ministry Of England
have staked their political existence upon
the Reform Bill before Parliament. A
letter from London states that Mr.. Spur
geon will start on visit to America about
the 18th of May.
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FOR SALE,

THE subscriber offers fer sale that large,
new, modern built. double brick house
nearly opposite the new Presbyterian church,
adjoining the residence of DIR. Hayes The
house Is built in the best style. ratprouf, and
well guarded against fire. \ good Well of
Water, and Cistern of neverfailing water.
Terms made easy, and will be known on ap-
plIcatlon 10 JONATHAN NESBlT.
Lewisburg, Aug. 6. 1858.
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+ o II S A l. E.

u Half Lot on Market St, opposite
$. Riter's residence, with good Well OF Wa
ter and new Stable !; very desirable for busi-
ness stand, or residence, (or both combinei9
Also. other Lots, some with and some
without Buildings. JOHN LOCKE.
Lewlsburg, Oct. 8, 1887.
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FOR SALE.

4 RESIDENCE on North Third street, IA
IA II being Half Lot of Ground, wrhG.S
a comfortable Two-Storey Brick House. frame
Stable, good Well of Wafer, and a variety Of
choice Frui'.
Inquire of J. B. M'LAUGHLIN, Agent.
Lewisburg, October Is, lsjs. If
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To the Heirs of Engel Schrader.

Union County, SIS : Notice IS
L. s. )hereby given, in pursuance Of an
order from the Orphans Court of
this county, held at Lewisburg the 25th day of
March, AID. 1889, that an Inqnisition or Par
ttion will be held on the premises OF the late
ESGEL ScHRaDER, in Hartley township. Union
county, Pennsylvania. on Tuesday the 10Th
day of MAY next, commencing al 10 o'clock.
AN. The heirs and legal representatives of
SAID decrased-to wit, Hannah intermarried
with Jacob Schawver, Catharine intermarried
with Peter Bingaman, which Catharine since
died leaving children, 10 wit, Elizabeth mar
ried TO John Gearhart, Julian married 10 Tho
mas Swarrz, Frederick. John, Hannah married
10 Jacob DneS, CaIharine married to Aaron
King, Mariah married TO Jacob Relish, and
Lavlna married To Joseph Bruner; the issue,
not known, of said Frederick and John BIng-
man, who are deceased; Jacob Schrader, who
Is deceased and left two children, Jacob, and
Hannah who Intermarrled with Jacob Stock :
all residing in the county of Snyder. Pennsyl-
vania, except Jacob Rei>h aLd Marian his
wife who reside somewhere In the State of
Michigan, and heirs Of Frederick Bingham,
deceased. who reside near Bellview IN the
State of Ohio-are hereby notified 10 attend
as aforesaid if they see proper.
JOHN CROSSGROVE, Sheriff
Sherifs Office, Lewisburg, April 4, 1859
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SifYI IL EE. GfeGIG.
Attorney at Law,

OFFICE on Snuih Second near Maraet ST.
~ LEHINBUEG. PA.
, All Professional Business entrusted TO
his care will be faithfully and promptly alien.
ded lD Sept. II, 1851
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Administrators Notice.

N0TICE is hereby given, that Letters
" of Administration on the Estate Of
WILLIAM TATE. late of Hartley township,
Union county, deed have been granted to III.
undersigned by the Register OF Union County
IN dae form Of Jaw therefore, all persons H.
tehtef 90 said estate are requested tc maEs
Immediate p1ymrrLaud those having auy Just
claims are also requested 10 present them le.
gdlly authenticated for settlement
ROBERT FOSTER.
SAMUEL G.. TATE.
Hartley. March II. 1859 Administrators
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The Republican Association of Wheel
ing, Virginia, invite the next National Re-
publican Convention to meet there.
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BRICK FOUNDRY FOR SALE.

frE~ The subscriber offers to sell the
Gdd.l large Brick Foundry at the west
ss3end Of Market street. including
stsc@szs=S. the Wareroom, Office, and the
Machinery attached-alSo a large amount of
Patterns for Patent Rights for Agricultural
Machinery, Stoves, &c. 1t is regarded as one
OF the best locations for a good, safe business.
The Proprietor's time is wholly engrossed in
another employment, which is the reason he
desires to dispose of this Foundry. Fer any
further particulars, address
WILLIAM PRICK, Lewisburg.
feo. 1893 Union Co. Pa
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~ - - GAf IA
THROAT DISEASE,

This larg" class Of t,,ascs including J!rrratons In
hAmaons. Br ncbia lrritatous, &c uisst surc,,,.
iuiy r,at'd tie ct pr Davis u, curative and Dr.
Davis Throat Application Read the following c.-, Z
speedy cure after long continued suffering:
East Town, Chester Co, July . Is53
On. DAUs-Dear sir:
About five years ago was attacked with disease Of
thu throat which came gradually. ut at TINES wh-n
would take cold tin pain and sUferu. would yery
distressing, accompanied with loss To such rn
extent that could not speak above whisper YAe a..
seas" continued getting worse. nOtwthstundinc vs..
uHdrr the medical Treatment Of four different physicians
Becoming alarmed at my condition. concluded 10 20 L,
fhiade phl and consult you. which you rec0lert did
IN th- winter 81 iNl when recommended take
your EepuratiVe and ty the of fur bottles Of it, =,
eonnexion with your throat Iplicaton vas entirely
cured. and havr remained well. IL j. more thsn
year since the effected. Respectfully your
irirnd, MARGABETTA ,. BISHOP
rS-nR- DAVIS ANTISCROIU UIOUS OINTMENT and
THROAT APPLICATION should accompany the Drpur-
aiive IN Of ScrofulOus Ulcers and uctrs &c the
Throat
% Call on the Agents, ]. BAKER & CO.oi
Lewiscur-. AID procure Circucrs containing lar.s
mass Of "yidence IN favor % the medicine
j. BAhLR a co. Agts for Union county r755y
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-15

There are no happier, more prospe-
rous, better educated, more refined, or
truer model republics in the wide
world than those commonly called
"New England" Take out the hun
dreds of paid pensioners Of the Gen
cral Government, and their dupcs, the
thousands Of ignorant Irish and other
foreigners who have Of late years col
lccted in their towns, the Free Trade
Slavery power could make no more
show in New England than the Tories
did in the Revolution. Vermont and
Rhode Island have the least of this
foreign element, and are the staunch-
est Republican States. The Election
in the latter State, on Wednesday Of
last week, resulted in the choice of
SAMUEL G. TURNER, Governor.
JNo r. BARTLETT, Secretary of State.
JAS b. kIMBALL, Attorney General.
No choice for the other State Officers,
the Opposition having two candidates,
but as the Legislature (Which will
clecD is overwhelmingly Anti-Admin-
istra.ion, there will be no loss there
The choice for Congressman in the
Eastern District was enlivened by
having two candidates on the right
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PNss.SE!
Or CopccHIrrfed .inimui Manure:
fifty per Cent. Cheaper thtn
ANY nOyyn Fertilizer.

Farmers hy this valuable mauur' with the id"-t
coufd.nc- ii t-iu. r.laii the WHOLE Ci>I by tie ln
crea-, rroductuu Of the first crop, besides EaIdy En
rirhing their Land.
ssg~ Rcadthe Ano,gsis If Prcf Il. N'ereos.
Ihrrcry certify that ha, naiy hrd To- ct fhuine
rlr French, Richards Co. corner Of uEk Road AMI "
owi streets, FhilairIti1, and hnd IT. compliments u
lr - follows. ANtLI-i- - iHtINE-
Animal matter containing per cent dried blood, ~ "
pIo.,.t,t. a., ,r,. 81 90
,ni,iA,e a., ,rr,nf, 4uJ
Nuriatr- Phosphate anG Carbonate Of Ammonia, .,.'
Nitrate Rul Suli latr Of soda, o."
SuIphatr Of Futt--a, ~
Murstr, Phosphate and tarhonate of Potassa, 80
Chlurii. Of SoIium, : u'
,nIrl,,,.. ~ Lime ,pI N,-ue.ia $50
si.icla and su!tLur i.o.uhI-t 10
a. sTErFNs~
Tho above proves conrlu-vry that Phuihe l. u the
Farmer Land Owner discovery OF the age, r"i-
tanning all thu necessary c0Hsttue nts pToduri"- se
Crops at small expense. The price coming within Tie
reach Of all, j. hut
TWO CENTS PER POUND,
$40 per 20uD - with discount Q" dealers Call and
See it send your ORDER To FRENCH. RICHARD CO.,
sole Agents oi York Road and Calowhii stress
PHILADELPHIA. i1sm2
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EEss.g .NNTESM.

liiiaarl plia. August, 1855
In SANITARY, lNl- my daughter ih-u her nnete-u'h
yrar. was attacked with lnfismatory Eermaii,m Al
her joints much swollen and she suffered l, r.s
eNcrucittins pain for three mouths more cal-! IN
pNsloau ho continued 10 attend her without suy
improve IN Mt Getting much discouraged conciuiti
I" Try Dr. pfr, rUrgfrs: the frst bottle soon rou-
crd drcted change the better She coutinu.J tfa
'fi I'M or time and II sff.rte,i rrr;r-t rurr'h-
has Kh,uniati. IN aud her health god
ever since, lv.ls uiN ards Ui years.
MRS VI THOMPSON
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FOR SALE.

YNHE well known Tavern stand "a
at the east end of the Lewisburs IL
Bridge, IN ChIllisquaque township. NorIh'd
Co. II will be sold on reasonable terms.
Inquire of WILLIAM FRICK.
Lewlsburg Dec. L. 1858.
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APPEALS.
CTATE and County Taxes. Pursuant

OTATE and County Taxes. Pursuant
- TO Law, the Commissioners of Union
county will meet 10 hear Appeals from the
Triennial Assessments, for the several Town.
ships and Boroughs as follows:
Harlleton-at David Meyers, Monday, Ap. Is
Har,ley-Laurelton school house, Tuesd. 10
Lewis-Eieciion house Wed. 90
Wehr's Thurs. 81
New BerlIn-Michael Kleckner'S Fri. -
Mifflinburg-Wm Inhoff'S Sat. 23
West Buffaloe-Wm r Sechler's Mon. -
Buiialoe-James MCreight's Tues. &c
Kelly-James Lawsons Wed. 81
White Deer-Benj Gemherlins's Thurs. 2s
East Buffaloe-Georse Wofe's Fri. 90
Union-Henry Gibson's Sat. 80
Lewisburg N.W-Com'rs Office, Mon. May
LewIsburg S.W. do do Tues. May 8
Appeals open from AM. to 3 PM. when
all may attend who think PROPERLY order
of the Commissioners, Lewisburg. March 10,
1859. A, KENNEDY, Clerk
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Mid rocks and sands.
With spots ufeultur-d earth,
Rhode Island stands,
Proud ofher place Of birth.
She's mother of race
OF sturdy sons and daughters,
At the wiiely and the manly place
The nursery, and on the waters.
Happy Rhod.Islsnd, hail,
Hail TO thy daughters charms,
Their cradle and their milking pail.
Thy villages 'brohiercd with green farms,
Thy white srirrs pointing thought above,
Thy wales OF boom, and silver streams,
Thy width OF mind and warmth Of heart
All-all that strangers see and Lore,
That brighten on their lonely dreams
When they and thee are doomed 10 part!
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This Election completes the
wEEDING OUT of New England-drivcs
the last nail into the coffin of Loco
focoism, there-leaves not one out of
her II Senators and 30 Congressman
Al in all-who is not in favor of
Free Soil and Free Labor |. So let
the Ball Of Freedom roll on, until the
whole North is relieved from the dis
grace of being misrepresentcd by ira
itors and doughfaces.
1t is to be regretted that our party
is becoming so strong in New England
that they can so often afford to run
double sets of candidates, for the
habit may work mischief in future.
"firm. UNITED let US be
Ealying round our I.itertyr-
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i6
Only q mai. of

ALL HAIL, RHODE ISLAND!
the first Republic on earth which in-
augurated as PRINCIPLE Of govern
ment, the RIGHT offreedom ofrclirion,
not as a "toleration," but as a God
given boon, inalicnable as the right
10 life itseli.-in Rhode Island, also,
was started the first Cotton Manutac-
tory in the United States.-Land of
RogerWilliams. of Nathaniel Greene!
OF Oliver Hazard Perry Of William
Ellery Claiming. Of Revolutionary
renown, and of sterling men. Small
she is in territory, yet mighty heart
animates her, and her influence and
her example are felt wherever true
Repubiicanism and soul-liberty eX-
tend. In the words Of CLARKE
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Real EsstaIe.
FOR SALE OR RENT ,

- TWO DOUBLE FRAMEH -
II SES aud Lots, each suitab!e orEi1
two famiies-one on North Fourth street and
one on st. John street, for Sale. Hall OF each
of the above Houses are for Rent
- Also, for sale, four Building Lots on
North Fifth street JOHN HOUGHTON,
LewI>burg, Jan. 90, 1859. Agent
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n. IL.

To al who tarrF here iiIl ,hrir Hrarls --aw lrpy
TO get prsslut shave. g'..d a. barber ,y-- -.Tr
Just call on IIINi, nt i- saloon tu-y morn
Towels clean, r.zar- sharp AMI -cIssOr. krsu. ~
IewIshurg. a prLL |, Is5y. L. L. HINES
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Freedom, national; Slavery, sectional
STATE CONVENTION.
New England, Purified!
RHODE ISLAND Is ERECT !

NOi one PrO-Slsyer! Man In either branch OF Cong
russ In any OF The siN EaSlcrn Ntatcs.
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ANIMAL FERTILIZER.
or SuperphOSDrna OG Limo

,,r,.- 100.
This manure Is composed Of dead animals blood ofaI
anu raw bones" Every one of our customers having
found our Manure what we representittobe" Ad,,tei
TO every soil and crop it with the fue 81
eonhdenee-o0 to 400 lbs per have frequently in
creased the yield fifty per cent.
Also, !" Colombian, Soft Colombian and Ammopiatea
Colombian Guanos"
All OF the above Fertilizers in bags and barrels.
From SO to Si5 per 200 and 40 pounds arcorin,
20 quantity and kind purchased
For sale by RICHARDS 4 WIIrR
NO 2lo south Front st., beo~ Walnut,
homz Sole Agents in Philadel phia
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FREEBURGER s. BROS


YY'O the Citizens Of Lewisburg and viejpi,r
T.. T.. Hines ha, removed MS Barn..
Snop from rae RiyIere House To Market s,res,
basement Of Widow Amuls' building. o,I
door aao"e the Pu>' Oilicr. Thankful for al
pat iivut>. he hopes 20 merit conuausp.,
of the public patronage.
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FRENCH, RasIi.vIss ACo.'s
philadelphia.

Farmers Depot and Plaster Mills,
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nR. DAVIS DEPIRATIvE. or
~ C0MpNNnd ENiracl Of JnolalS Rreia.


J. unprecedented far tie Of >cro;ua and all chronic
Il -ea,v-. His of Tie Liver. Kfdu-,s ami Eadl-r
Jfuuir' If"I lr,l4rfi ClI.uc cough, Threat al.
>Ii'iiHs t I'l- lrciii-rt C.usuut ton. N~uraI.is
Ctr iir aii Inisla'ory Eh.u-ltiruI. Co-tive Habits
- h ir1a' L. ly -4-a- ui41I-s- Nervous Ai.rci Iun-
tLt'rIr >rrrou- -ar. I've, lfs E,e. lrt III, t;Ia
iu.-r Lull.-'nI.tfs " t. cid ant obstinate
l'-r-- Nrl urIH s'r- and t-u tuu- Nodes Ilin--
81 ilr Lu.r- Lug u- !tr J.,r- Uf %, Pace Noe and
Lf. Al- -uaut il..i- tlsrEs rt iLr Mouth. Tot rti-
I-I"f sI = 70 it,ac. Irt-r itsl''s Itch and d.
-t'-t- FFf --i. f a-. diseases arising fruIn an
.JIs -ltIl ' 1E1 o. . whether hereditary, acquired
'.f. rti.t.
Tie great popularity ui-,i tI-- irvaIusII 10 rcn.iv Ia.
aiialu.l De- the -fT-,-
- sc Ir'I-i.tr- u t, : i ri--c arI iy,i,,a,
;l-i ll ;le osutrs- lsy-r- witnessed it, wur~r.ul
AifIrAIii AM. ar lI;1 T. affects IN the various
chronic u.-t.--- au Dot .c Safe Irg,u lunI Il as ,
Vf'f 1917 AND -ffr,rtE Eii,t-,
oh' ~ Race street, whore In DAVIS may b. consul.
o.. .u r.I tif-.sI-l-.
cal. rt t's 60 o.; Huj procure Circulars cluta.un.
lal - I-ls7 ,t tia 'H'.f fe-Ie,;a.t'- ,v.Jrucr.
EEg7SEEE.ks.
TL- Hlra- q ti f.il N.l.s s4rl> in tie fllloufr;
t--u-- fiat a.ar q January r-t. I-,- concerning
lp Lsrf H l.i..- s. D. h cured lin of Ery sipelas:
Ir- DAVIS uErJ EATIyE-Ws are not in thehaIit
Ht v f. IN g. rsa~5- ti.- Us. rf ,.racea- i! IL
IaN, AMI Ittvui~- uL.l Ily t1J zen 10 b, advert.
s'l Iu our TH #ir>- Having. be-, Dr. usvi-'
medicine and uni y 60 L. -aily tcss seed o excellent
rur.i isai-ti. ilr Lry IL o, take great rssuIs
u ''yr- -o and coulEenIius the curative 10 other.
aflI rf.I
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Rep. maj. only

In the Western District. there was
not much Of a contest. The vote
stood
BRAYToN, Rep. 2,946
Anthony, Dem. 700
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-27
9nbIit SaIfs.
BY SAMUEL III. COVER,


SS1F75EHzA HANDSOME a
50 e3Rzzaz7.zfstK FUR ITURE Esa
eS3-7-aSSSz5 OF GENTLEMAN DECLIN- nj
ING HOUSEK EEPING.
At No. $50 EAST BALTIMORE STREET
J. will sell on FRIDAY MORNING, October 23tI at 10
clock, at the dwelling No $40 East Baltimore street near
Ann street all the handsome Flu RNIrURE con aimed i'm
said dwell ing Handsome three ply Carpets for two paro
French Plate Pier Glass G0X2S with Bracket do do 4Ox2l
mahogany Sofas and Chairs t, mach walnut Arm Chairs
IN rich crimson satin danask marble and mahogany top
centre Tables; mahogany Lounge; seat Chairs oak
Hall Furniture mahogany Bookcase and Secretary maho
any Dining and Breakfast Tables Extension do Hall Oil
GlOth: Linen Blinds; GrandOles; handsome silver plated
Tea Set pieces, elegantly chased China and GlassWar
&c, together with variety OF Paror Furniture ETC. not
enumerated. 10y "
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
Hghpost French and Cottage mahogany Bedseads: rose
wood mahogany and cherry Wardrobes: super Feather
Beds mahogany Work ana Wristbands Chamber Carpets
Hat acH A and 81 Mating nearly new; hair and husk
Mattresses; Bedding, g..
ALSO,
Cooking and ten plate Stoves superior Refrigerator Cook
ing Utensils Kitchen Furniture &c together with gr Mt
variety Of articles enumerated all Of which will b. solj
to the highest bidder. Terms cash
SAML. II. COVER, Aucrr,
Rulf srnr.
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The property can he sold IN parcel improve
ments but sold IN lots the improvements wi be sold sep
aratrly, with the right to remove the materials
NS- This property i very liable, because tie fine
nnaltN Of hnilin. snnl
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
~ HIDES, OF. AND LEATHER.
FRANCIS II. GRUPY
Informs the public that he has removed to his
house, No % RANT STREET, directly in the Of his
old Stand, and door from Lombard oproSite
Robinson Lords warehousel where will be found fresh
and complete assortment of ENE cry KIND AND QUALITY
OF LEATHER especially Hemloci and Oak sole Leather
Harness, Birdie and Lace Leather, prne Wax Upper Hips
Calf Skins, French Calf Skins, wholesale
Tanners and Curriers' TOOLS; Bark Mills, best and
grades OF Tanners OILS always hand
Hides and Leather bought and sold commission, and
cash advances made on consignments.
For further information address
T. H. GRUPY,
il5-tf % Grant street Baltimore
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fEF..4 BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF TIL
@iiH CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY. the sub
her executor of Elizabeth a. Hamilton will
offer public sale at the EXchaI Salesroom city
Bait more, on tuesday,, the lst day Of November, AZ l
o'clock, r ". THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PROPER
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J. MALCOLM. Executor
Ol.-Sawts CANNON & MAIrIIEMS. Anct'rs

O. TRUSTEES SALE.-The subscribers, rs
Ezis Trustees Of Robert Howard will ole at public SALE
49, at the EXGhang" Sale com in TIE city Of Baltimore,
ALL THAI LOT OF GROUND it, Baltimore city, begin
ming he south side Of Frankie dirty
from Paea street an running 'henc= west, Franklin
tweny-seycn fe six inches with depth Of eighty
with the improve TentS, consisting lar thr..s story
BRlGh DWELLING, with Large Back Building Subj Ct
to an annual ground rent Of $l235 paya' hf yearly on
first January and July, and rGdccnHb at pleasure
Terms-One third cash. and the bal and twelve
months, with interest and security