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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
NOTICE.
Stop the Runaway.

pANAWAY hom the subscriber ~a &S living seven miles northeast of Haup- %gS ton, Calhoun county, Arkansas. on the 9th of TA May, Nergo Man. nlmed Floyd. Said negro |: about feet or inches high, heavy set, will weigh about 50 lbs. is about 90 vear- old. of dark copper color, and has wide gap between his upper front teeth. and says he is part Indian will give fifty dollars for inc delivery of said boy to me- if taken out of Calhoun county, or if lodged in any jail within one hundred miles Of this place; or will give twenty five dollars if taken in said coun ty, and delivered to me af my plantation.
 June Is, '59. it ROBERT B. EARNEST.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
New Orleans School Agency and Teach
 CTS Association, Directed by Prof F. Rchard, 99 Grarier street. cor
 ner St. CiarLes
ITO principals, parents, guardians and pri-

principals, parents, guardians and pri- A vate iamlies-It is not month since the agency. was formed, and we are already in posses son ot one hundred letters ot application from the iilos1 os'lnguished southern teachers all over the country wishing to change their situations now and TOT TOT eAt iall We are able to procure without delay EEhghsh' E French, Mathematic and Music teachers, DoFerheSses and Tutors, of both sexes, to any S'nooi or private family in all the southern Stales Le every one state the salary he can offer anu tacul- ues requred, aud We will furnish them at our re- sponslbdity with tine very person the- wish We require references from teachers as well as em- pioyeis' and we give below our own. Applications must be directed to
 PROF. r RICHARD, go Grayierst.
 s# Office hours from l , to , o'clock. P. M
 We are permitted to refer to Col Issac G. Sey mour, N. Q. Bulletin; Wm. Muie, esq, H. B. VI Consul, N. O.; j. D. Hayden, esq, Telegraph Agent of the N. Y and N- o. Associated Press
 N. B-To Schools and private families in Ar kansas, Prof. Richard would observe that he will stay in Little Rock until the first of October, next, and all those n need This services, nigh; direct to the Little Rock post office.
 June ?, 1859 Am
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
1T OR NV OR K

Our facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work can not be surpassed by any printing estab- lishmenU in the country.
 We hlve procured, at a cost of over sixteen hun dred dollars, of Isaac Adams mammoth print ing machines, which enables Us to do work, and es- pecially pamphlet and book work in superior style and at very low prices.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
Farm for Sale.

THE farm on which now reside, f~a \ lying immediately on the Military road, Ii.l4 leading fiom Little Rock to Washington, Ark, thilteen miles rom Little Rock at the crossing oi Fourche creek. The tract contains 240 acres, 900 of which is No bottom land, susceptible of a high state of cultivation. The improvements con sst of fine framed cottage house, containing seven rooms-hall, plaza, etc with good kitchen, smoke house, negro cabins fine garlen and orchard, containing variety of the finest of fruit well of excellent water. Also fine barn and go acres oi land in high state of cultivation.
 For terms apply to the undersigned on the pre- mises, or by letter, address to Little Rock or to ". II. Halliburton, Dewitt, Ark
 J. C.. HALLIBURTON. June 29, 1859. 3m.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
TO ADVERTTSERS

To persons desiring to advertise, the True Demo- crat certainly presents stronger inducements than any other paper in the Stage. IL las by far the largest subscription ist-is very generally read in every county. With a list O. over si x clousaHd regular subscribers, it is read by not les than ten or twelve thousand persons every week. The True Democrat, therefore, presents to the public the best medium for interchangeable most remu- neratiye
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
Little Rock Saw Mil

THE undersigned are now prepared to "A furnish all kinds of lumber at ther mill in Little Rock at short notice. TAey also intend to Keep on hand all kinds of lumber suitable for car- pentcrs, calriage makers and steamboat-.
 In few weeks they will have slirerior lathe mill in operation when they hope to be able to ur- ssh superior article ol the same Hoping bv ialrdeal ng to merit liberal share of the rub ie patranlSe, they remain the pGb,ic's obeaient ser nts. !. F. 4 D II DVFP
 Little Rock June %. 1859
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
p- E,orr fau doyS 'tbe navcna,

N Every few days the newspapers contain paragraph headed, " Another Sickles affair." One of the last occurred in Sratoga county, New York, where Arthur Holden shot a man named Case, whom he accused of the seduction of his daughter
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
For Sale.

E AM authorized to sell the following described tracts Of land, viz: The x. ". 1I of s. 9, and the N. E. 14 of $. 9, in township North, of Range 2West. On said land there is q dwelling house, corn cribs, stable, smoke houseapd eighty acres in cultivation. P.ice Sl ,6J0 T. cash. ba.aIce, one year, with interest.
 ALSO-lhe south west quarter of s. l2, town ship N. Range West--60 acres under fence. Price, 200, 1s cash, balance, one year.
 A. F. DYER.
 ,o o Real Estate Ag't June 29. loJ9. 3t Little Rock, Ark.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
Fine Chewing 2 Tobacco.
Whiskv-
WhislkY. Whis kv
Stage Thcnes.
Wanted.
Railroad Barrcws

f0N cords good steamboat wood: lVO 503 bushels corn.
 June p, 40. RAPLEY. HANGER X CO
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
FOR MEMPHIS, LOUISVILLE AND
 CINCINNATI.
CINCINNAr ' Steamer Ire

fotedAleI Irene.
 JNO. D. ADAMS. ,........... C5nmandcr. THIS elegant passenger pack fysas~e4h h \ ct will leave Little Rock for Nfsats, E Louisville and Cincinnati on Thurs szs--.ss.-z day, the 2Sth day of July, Ie59 This will be a rare ofpor;nnity for persons go ng east or north The " Irene" is ne~, ltgit, nry Jast, ano has su- peHor accommodatIons, sle vii take no ght and make very quick trip. To secure rooms ap- ply on board.
 June 29, le59 At.
 tfazette couy 3t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
spadeg, shovels and Forls. etc.

2 D0Z. Ames' celebrated spades; ~ '' long handle shovels; doz long and short handle hay forks:
 seythes and cradles, complete, ward o. K. l broad axes;
 b $ Primers ehissels, sets asst and complete; lOO augers asst sizes;
 doz carpenters planes asst; lath; shingle and carpenters hatchets ass i; 40 knives and forks asst Just received and for sale by May 20. lS59. FIELD DOLBY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06

In Conway county, Ark. at the resi- dence of the brides father, on the 23d June, 1859, by R. Welborn, esq, WILLIAM R. TRAcY, of Baltimore, Md, and Miss SARAH PLUMMER, of Conway county.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
Wanted.

A PARTNER in a Steam Circular Saw 4 and Shingle Min, in which III the machinery Is entirely new and in frst rate order. The mil is situated in an excellent loclliv. The applicant must be first rate sawyer. who understands the business thoroughly--can take charge of the mill and can command a cash capital of al least $ I ,000 ! or further information address 'Saw Mll,' care of F. McNally, Pine Bluff, Atk's.
 June 29, 1859. 3t.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
Gins, Mills and Beltiugs

EAGLE Cotton Gins. with improve A/ Brush. Srlub's Corn Mills, with conbin, ton Cusher. 6, ', s and inch vulcanised rubb, Betting for Gin and Mil bands. 3, 1 and 5 inc yuicaniscd cdrbber Betting made expressly for thras Ing machines Also Lacing Leather and Be Hooks, for sale low by
 RAPLEY, HANGER & co
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06

{ LOT of R. R. and levee wheel borrows, Ames shoves, recks and Ieck handles, re- ceived Ter steamer Irene, and for salebv
 June 22, '59. RAPLEY, HANGER X co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
Meerschaum Pines

TUST received a fine assortment of the eb genuine Vienna Meerschaum Cigar and tobacco Pipes, all warranted Of lst quality which 1 am prepared to sell at low rates as ever offered forsale. also received an addition to my stock of JewelTy, consisting in
 Bracelets, Sets of Jewelry Coral Earrings, And newly patented ISk. god Ring, al of which offer cheap for cash. Please come 10 see inc.
 May 18th, 1859. ALBERT COHEN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
Come at Last.

JUST opened, beautiful lot of the latest ~ style, with the dorble back act on hustle. ex panslon, piccoomini attachment, love of a tIing. Call and see them it HENRy,S
 June % l-sq
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06

HHE HEsT L:N1Niar lN rEE NlL-0.
 The ONLY s7f and -tin c,-a Z F C.,lcars T;lez Tumors Sv.liin-s aul g.. .t,.,. e t .,.. f.r..,.- sis Neuralgia Ws.Ie.s u+ ti, Nls-ta.. CHr.r-r or lnfammat1ry bhtma r. tI,"io-s of .he Jol+s Contract ,d MH-rl,s Dr ! .-.. T4-..I.0 rr 'r. .3f ache Brnises- SHriin', Wounds. Fresh Jnrs. Urasr, Fever S1res Cttri hre.sis, So-a N'rr los. Turrs. ScaldS, Sore Throat. or an~ TrE- mn CT Vi,, m difference how ssvro. CT ha-t l.ue .le dies , n ,, have existed NcLEAS's CELEBRATED LiNtHtNr i, . certain remedy
 Thousands If haman fr~s heve ra0r saved a if. Of decreniuda and misery ' Inc ase tt tl.s i,,,r- able medicine.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
Strong Inaucemonts to subsor!oe
TERMS nF ADEERTLSING

Transient advertisements will be inserted for sl per square, (ten line: or less,) for the first inser- tion, and D cents for each subsequent insertion c Merchants advertising by the year will be charged S30.
 Professional cards and other advertisements. not eyceelino one snulra. al0 nor ar.r,,-,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
!. H. MCLEAN. Sole Proprietor

Corner Of ThFd and Pine sts, st. Louis. We Dr. J. J. MeAlmont Agent at Little Rock, and Dr. S. J. McAlmout, at Pine Bluff, Ark. Feb 9th, 1859. ly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
SAMUEL A. EOPPLE, F h 0 | o gra hic Artist

(LNPEC1F tLLl announces to the h citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he has opened gallery at the Franklin House. orpo. site the steamboat anIing where he is prenared to take life like Ambrotypc and Medainotypes of the best quality, and on most favorable terms. The public are invited to uall and examine spe- cimenS.
 S. A. HOPPLE, Artist. June c9. 1859. ow.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
'nly si per bottle, OF c bottles for e7.
Mc1Elgs VOLCANIC GIL 1-,,--.-,,77.

Also Me -au'- {a.roufc C i ! ..i,ec.+ Principal Dept an tIe cal4lr ,4 TLiru aad i.as Streets, St Louis, lio.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06

McIeans celebrated Linncnt is the only ssHa and reliable remedy for she of Spayin. Ring Bone Windsalis, Splints, Unnatural Lumrs, Nodes o- Swellings. It will never fdl to cure Big Head Poll evil, Fi,tula, Old Running Sores. or Swecuv if properly applied. For Sprains, Bruises, Scratches Cracked Heels, Chafes, Saddle Collar Calls Cuts Sores, or Wounds, it is inftllibe remedy ApIly it as directed, and is certain in every instance
 Then tride no longer with the many worthless Lin fments offered Co yon. Obtain supply of Dr. Nc Leans celebrated Linimcut. Ii will rnre vnn.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
For Sale.

A TRACT of land containing ablt 4 \ two hundred acres on the south bank ofae Arkansas river, adjoining the village oI RedFk. Ill Desha county, in which there are about feen acres in cultivation, with good frame dweng house kitchen, smoke house, and all necessarout buildings.
 For terms apply to the subscriber by letr or otherwise at Dewitt, Arkansas.
 June y, '59. 3m. W. H. HALLIBURON
 Memphis Weekly Appel copy mont and send account to True Democrat
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
H FTB @--4-s .-sz
BOONE e& CO.'S
 LITTLE ROCK, ARK.

LUST received from Philadelphia, per eB steamer Red Wing, LADIES KID P. SOLE HEEL BOOTS; LASTING HEEL GATHERS; CHENEL SLIPPERS; BRONZE KID :" FANCY; MISSES KID P. SOLE HEEL BOOTS. GENTS FINE CALF PUMP BOOTS; !" DRESS BOOTS; '" WALKING BOOTS; FINE CALF PUMP OXFORD
 TIES; GLOVE KID CONG. GAL
 TIERS; !" PAT. LEA. GLOVE KID PUMP OXFORD TIES; For sale cheap for cash, AT BOONE < CO.'S. BOOT AND
 SHOE STORE, Main street, Little Rock, Alk's. June %. 1S59.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
McLEAN's STRENGTHENING coRDIAL
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDIcE,

Chronic or 'Frry0I~ stebility, 1i-eases
 Of tbr AAttnry@. aud s,iI Ffis.a.es
 nra~s"g fFoHi a 4ttNerderei s.i,er or
 Stomach, sSyspe psia,
 Heartburn, Inward Piles Acijity or Sickness of inc Stomach, Funcss of Blood to the Head Dul Pain or Swimming in the Hsa}, Pa.pitatiun of the Heart fullness or Weight in the stomach. sour Erucaiuns, Choking or Snh0cating Feeling when lving dawn, Dryness or Neliowness Of the Stia and Eyes \ .lst eweats, Inward Fevers Pain in tine Small uf the Back Chest or Side Sniden Fushes Of Heat. Depress of Spirits, Frghtfll Dreams, Languur Dcsp0u.letev or any Nervous Disease, Sores Bi6tchcs on the Skin and Fever and Asue tor Chilla and Feyer It ulll also cure diseases oi the Bladder and Womb. surh as Seminal Netlness, Incurtineuce or Ufiue Stran- slary, Inflammation or Weakness of tue Womb or BLadler, Mhltes. ZIG.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
hlier laking.

Ths greatest Remedy in fto world This cordial is distilled rom hsu} Ancwu only to myself and chemically cohlret w'il sutle of the most valuable medicinal roots .rijs atd iarks known to ,he mind et man, viz. BLolD BuoT BfAck Reor, WILD thERRY BARN YELLOW NocK, pANpEiI0N. SARsAP- AhILLA, ELDEN .i9wER5, Wah others. producing the most iniailiDe rrmaiY fur ihe restoration of health ever known. Il k n2tutes own rcnlpdy curing d's- ease by natur. laws. When taken, its influence i. felt coursins through every vein of lle body purify ing and aeceiertng the circulation of tl.r ioud 1t neutraiizes any bilious natter in tLe stolAach and strengthens the whole oi-.ruza iun
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
Sundries.

Sundries. C0 BASKETS assorted Brands fno ~ Chamraigne:
 Bbls. Powdered sugar; 5 :" Crushed do;
 Boxes assorted fresh Jellies; :" '' Pie Fruits; , 1" Bakers Bitters:
 5 [" Hosetter's :. inst reee;vod ..s z. sale by JOHN COLLINS s ,rI Cn TUT June 9. '59. oo'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
Saddle Ra 0s

F1aN4N44O -5e p. DOZ. pat. leather saddle bags; \ l '' ename.ed leather Just received and for sale by haN 70, lsoJ. FIELD X DOLBY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
India Rubber Belting.

0N hand large quantity vulcanized NJ rubber belting-all sizes for gin bands tbresb. ing machines and machinery generally.
 June l5, '59. RAPLEY, HANGER &CO
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
R. S. YERKEs.
THE TRUE DEMOCRAT
 IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, BY JO H N 5 ON 6 YERK $.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

For o,Seopy, one year, in advance. ....S co In SlA fnonths ..................... oil At the expiration of the Year. % No paper sent out of the State without advance payment
 Strong Inducements to Gubscribe!!
 To place the True Democrat within the reach of all, we will furnish it clubs the following rates, the money, of course, aLrays to accompany tae compOsRg tte club.
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
Estray Eorses and nT,,le.
Whisky.

90 BARRELS and half barrels of prime cO Wheat She1i W hisliy received and for sale low by RAPLEY, HANGER & co.
 June & 1859
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
Sugar and Coffee
Flour! Flour! Flour!

CS BBLS. extra superfne family flour. %-f streccived and for sale at the cash store by June 22, lc59. M. OSR0RN
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06

Machine Betting and Steam Pacing.
 USI received from the manufactrv, a ~ general assortment of the vulcanise India Ras5er Beling and Seam Packing, sutablfor Gin or Mill Bands Also on hand and for sal cheap a horse power gearing for Gin St nd.
 June 29, '59. JOHN COLLINS co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
70 R c HILp \
IT IS DELICIOUS TO LAKE

CAUrIoN- oN--H-vare If dr1r.i-+s ar te7.gs v nay try 10 pttn ppHn yl some li.ar or S8f-t tf:-i whish they ctn hay ch.1p. ly saeza- ]. j~ i9-t as good Avo.l such n-n. A-'l fat N IeuH- <te.i.r't- eaing Cordial and take n. hing cfs. ls i-j'l. effY remedy that will purify jla boad thoroughly, all4 ..t the same time siren Ethnu tla sy~sen.
 One tablespoonful taken ctc~t m ming f.-tiuc. is certain preventive fir CA.'eui tais.s rlH i.s. ?. Yellow Fsger oF any prevalent disease. | - pn. op
 Price only per bottle, or bottles for E.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06

once, and g-t some CT sIciseaus Cordial. It will strengthen and mFlgorate Your whole system, csf 2, healthy aud pure circulation of blood tu flow through every vein, ahd the rich, rosy bloom oi hralsi4 10 nl1fint to yuur c.iscl again
 Every botti- IS a.triall ed 10 give sat tirtrffcf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
To THE HADTre-,

Have been soil during the last six r;iuuris and in no instance h, it failed giving entire satisfaction Who then, will suffer from weakness or dchtv, when Mclean Streug{ hpuiue Cordial Nill cirr ytu
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
THE STATE OF ARKANSAS)

COUNTY OF PULASKI In the Chancery Court of said county, before the clerk thereof in vacation, 2d day of June, A. D.. 1859. George Q. Watkins, CompEainant
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
Negro Man for Sale.

70. E HAVE for sale one likely black :. l negro man. ANo field hand. Terms R cash. Apply to 4. J. HUFF. June l5, 1856.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
OVER A MILLION or BOTTLES

This Cordial will never fail fu cure any of Gie abave diseases, If taken pr directions ou each bottle III German, English, and F., ucn
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
For Rent.

4 OCT. Rosewood Piano fz===7g1 4! 4 A warranted good article, argestT$ ! II size-So per month in family, S6 in sctol, with privilege of purchase. Cash or secure at fair pnce; interest only instead of rent cllayed. In qure of H TC0RI
 June %, '59. 4t.* ii' N ODi'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
McLea1,s Volcanic Oil Eminent
For Horses and other Animals.

ill relieve pain almost ius,antancousy and it will 1nse, purify, aud heal the iouiest sores in an iu- aiblY short time.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06

The Arkansas Western Mining Tn chan Company, John W. More and. Abner Hopton and others,
 Defendants
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
New Flour.

S0 SACKS of extra new Flour; stlt 50 Bbl, :. inst rood per steamer J,nnie Whmrle, and forsale by
 June 22, 'o9. JOHN COLLINS A co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06

TOWELS and napkins, fine assort- \ mel just received and for sale low, by
 June 9, 1859. IA HFNpv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-07-06
For Rent.

For Rent
 A DWELLING house on the r~2 4 \ corner of Rock and Carolina street Msy Inc house contains rooms. chm ssss.. ? he!s' good kitchen, good smoke house, s.ssa.s-=ss good stable, and lots attached. All in oooJ orIor June ~~' ioo7. ot F. DREW
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-03
DIED,

T1h on the 20th of February, MARY, daughter
4 John F Means. aged Is years.
is something peculiarly comforting in the death
-lg who give evidence that they are prepared to
ar fight TO a better world They are spared
rows and troubles, and are actually in the en-
-o'uancakable happiness. Especially is this the
raa health Is held by feeble tenure, and strength
I. with advancing years.
comfort We think, can be gathered from the
NARY MEANS. Beloved byall, tenderly cared
ar family, who responded to her every want
Affection has done everything that could be done
alive the spark of life, they can bow with calm
ato the will Of the Lord, and can feel that the
% their hearts is one whom the Great Shepherd
,eep has called as a lamb to his own arms.
~ as we have reason to believe, she is unspeak-
-y yia the presence Of her Saviour, who would
u ler back? Only let her memory be cherish
.la charge She gave to the weeping members of
j., to live so as to meet her in Heaven, be not
By the many surviving friends who followed
Sins to their resting place. If this lesson is re-
by Us all, especially by the young, she will not
] in vain. The funeral services were performed
church. the Rector being assisted by Rev. Mr.
formerly Minister of the Parish.
not in cruelty, not in wrath,
-e reaper came that day ;
rs an angel visited the green Garth
li took the flowers away
~ Il, 1859. at the house of her son in Troy, Mrs.
l4ANAH THOMAS, relict Of Jacob Thomas.
.lamas had attained the good old age of 10, and,
lia a few months, she had been in full possession
l.ies, both bodily and mental. She, with her
egirlated from Vermont to Western Bradford
.ear, ago, or indeed before Bradford county had
o. the map of Pennsylvania.
Taale county was then wilderness, in which
muolested the deer, the wolf, the bear and the
She lived to see this wilderness give way to cul-
Ids, and the howl of beasts of prey to the bleat-
Ks and lowing Of herds.
ID to see a numerous family of children grow up
I'D Or womanhood, and occupy positions of in
ld usefulness among their neighbora. She lived
mend the religion Of Jesus Christ by " Cody
conversation" and she went down to the grave
'-o-A of corn fully ripe in its season. leaving
asroas circle Of relatives and friends to rejoice
.'e4 50 long and so well, but to mourn that she
emitted to stay still longer.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-03

LAR EFFECT OF FIRST MILTINGS. Some
,,Dosed that the first drawings of milk
.1als newly calved, is poisonous, because
,.,nge effect produced on those who
Ne have heard of Hibernian who,
rd of cole and inflammation of the
aa,ed by drinking freely for the first
ala COW. Swine fed upon it often
rat oain, and sometimes die in conse-
milk, however, is not poisonous. 1t con,
,abstance which the doctors call COL
/, which acts as a cathartic. Such milk is
70 the wants of the offspring, and is
4 bv nature to carry off " the viscid
..d the intestinal canal" 1t is not CON
N he brute creation.
.-sr milk of cows should not be thrown
Falf pail full may be given to the
.a7pd COW, and it will benefit her. The
n, also be thrown into the swiIl-barrel,
mixed with other slops can be fed
mrs
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-03

THE SUBSCRIBER will sell at public
Il vendue in the village of LeRaysville, on SATUR-
DAY the 18TH day of MARCH, 1859, between the hours
Of and O'Clock, p. NJ the following described pro.
pcrty, to wit One span Of horses nine years old one
double sett Of harness. nearly new two horse lumber
wagon horse lumberwagon sleigh and bobs also
three cows one durham bull and several young cattle
two year old yearngs and calves all of the darham grade
also farming utensils, such pOw harrows, cutivator
tanning mill horse rake, cutting box and several other
thing, for farmers use also a number of milk pans &C.
Bg-Terms of sale, five dollars and under, CASH,
sums not exceeding twenty dollars six months and over
twenty dollars, nine months credit.
ROBERT p. SHORTELL.