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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-11-10

How TO KEEP EGds.-A correspon-
dent at Goodwinsville, y, j., has had good
success in keeping eggs in the following
manner. With an incL-and-a half auger,
holes were bored in shelves, which were
put up in cool cellar protected from frost.
The eggs, as fast as collected, were set in
these holes, with the little end downward,
Some were used in three months, some in
six months, and the BALANCED in little over
year from the time of storing, and all
we're reported as perfectly good. The
cellar in which eggs were kept so well,
must, we think, have been very dry and
cool. 1t would be we'll for those making
this experiment to try small quantity at
drst; they might not keep as well under
all circumstance, as in the case above.
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WILLIAM j. BEIDLEMAN,
Sa00le au0 Darness
MANUFACTURER.

DATENT Enameled Paper Collars foI
Il sale al L. r. sharpless' cheap cash Store.
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alAMD HSs
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
Nos. 81 d. 30, South Sirth street, near
fhe MaIe Honce

PHILADELPHIA, PENNA.
TEN floors of this speciOus building, erected expressly
for the pr0prrtors trade, stored with seeds and
implements of interest to farmers aud gardeners,
Sixty YEARS EsTAnLlsnED.The subscribers desire to
call the attention, OF every interested farming
and gardening to their well selected stock Of Agcutu
raj Tools.
Warranted Garden and F2ONer Seeds Grass and Field
Seeds, Of the most reldJie quality.
The Agricultural Implements sold by mostly
manufactured at our steam works, Bristol Pa.
Having fitted up our stlblishment without regard 10
expense, with the most complete machieneTy for the
manufacture OF various kinds Of agricultural implements
now prepared TO supply all articles in this line
fully equal il noI superior, to anything of the kind
before offered To the public.
Landreths warranted Garden seeds have been before
the public for upwards Of sixty years. their wide spread
popularity and the increasing demand from year year.
the best evcidcnces of their superiority all
others.
Country merchants can be supplied with seeds in pa
peTs or III bulk. ON the most liberal terms.
Boonsdale, Bristol, Pa, garden seed grounds
contains three hundred and seventy acres, auI is the
largest establishment Of its kind in the world
d. LANDRErH &c SON,
Ms. 81 & ~ SoStA S!Eth StrtC! Philadelphia,
" Landreth's Rural Register and Almanac for ict0.
containing Farm, Garden aud Green House Calandar
for very month in the year, 5e had gratis upon per-
sOnal OF post paid application.
January u, lcjO-y.
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10 tho Olnzens OF New Jersey and fennsylvania,
APorHEcARfEs, DRucGisrs, GRocERs AND
PRvATE FAMILIES.
Jrolfe's Pure Ccgnde Brandy.
Hoye,s Pare Mader'a, Sherry and Pert Vine.
UeifG's Pure Jamaica aud 81. Cr0ir Rum.
UOgG's Pure Scotch aud Irish Uhisky.
ALL IN BOTTLES.
beg leave to call the attention Of the citizens Of the
United States to the above WINES and IouoRs imported
by UDoLrHo WuLrE, of New York, whose name is ia.
ar IN every part of this country for the purity of his
celebrated scHEDAa scHsAPrs Mr. WoLFE, in his letter
to me, speaking o the purity Of his Wines and Liquors
says Will stake my reputation as a man, my stan.
ding merchant of thirty years residence in the City
of New York, that all the Brandy and Wines which
bottle are pure imported, aud Of the best quality and
eau b. relied upon by every purchaser Every bottle
his signature on the certificate. The pabc respect.
fully invited to call aud examine for themselves. For
themselves For sale at RETAIL By all Apothecaes aud
GroCcTs in Philadelphia
GooRGE II. AsHros, No. s3a Market St, Philada.
Sole .9geHt for Philadelphia.
Read the following from the New YORK Courier:
Enormous Business for one .NcD York .UcrchdHt.-We
happy to inform fellow citizens that there is
place ia our city where the physician apotcuary aud
Liquors. pure us imported aud of the best quality We
do not intend to give an elaborate description of this
chants extensive business although it will well repay
any stranger citizen to visit UDOLPIO NOLFE's eXtrn.
sive Warehouse Nos L. 20 and - Beaver street, aud
Nos. H. " and 2l Markethold street. His stock Of
Schnapps un hand ready for shipment could not have
been less than thirty Thousand cases. the Brandy,
ten thousand casesVintages of 1886 to 1856; aud
thousand cases of Madeira, Sherry and Port Wine,
Scotch and Irish Whisky, Jamaica and ST. Cork Rum,
some very old bud equal TO any III this country lie also
aad three large cellars filled with Brandy, Wine &c, in
casks under Custom House key ready for bpttling Mr.
Woltcs sales of schnapps last year amounted to one
hundred aud eighty thousand dozcn and hope in less
than TWO years ne may be equally successful with his
Brandics and Wines.
His business merits the patronage of every lover of
his species Private families who wish pure Wines and
Liquors for medical should send their orders direct
TO Nh WotFE, until every Apothecary in the land make
shelves, aud replace it with Wofc's pure Wines and
Liquors
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DICH GOLDEN PLACER
MORE CERTAIN THAN
CALIFORNIA OR PIhE'S PEAK !

Tic Most Splendid and LiJora! Enterprise Erer offered
General Manufacturing Agency for the sale of the
follow ing catalogue of goods, " Worth more than
100000 Dollars all Of which will be sold at 81 25 each
irrespective Of value. Certificates stating what each
person can have placed in envelopes, sealed and
givpnOut as called for.
Every article in the fowing catalogue will be sold for
81 - each II is optional with those wishing to pur
chase whether they pay for and take the articles after
they receive the Certificate not.
ONLY S1,2o EACH!
MI NJ Ln mil .lrtLLrn -al l.rtIL
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BLUUMSBURG BARBER SHOP.

BLUUMSBURG BARBER SHOP.
THE undersigned respectfully informs tb" citizens OF
Bloomsbury aud The public generally, that he hat
Rkent tie BARBER SHOP, located OppOsiled The cOus
House & next door TO the Columbia Democrat, the
white Frame BuIdirg, opposite the Exchange BiUckI
where he Is az all lines ready 10 upon his
/ lOmers 10 entire satisfaction.
STA Wing q. HAIR DRESSING,
wiz be executed with car aud ne tneys aud il the
most fashionable STYLE aud On very moderate terms.
EFS1AhPUOiN Nc, done up in CITY style. lIc 80
icls Increased public patronage and pledges his best
endeavOrs 10 give every reasonable satisfaction.
L. a. STANFORD.
BiouaIsbLrg, Jan. Il, Is6O
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a 7YLROUGK TICKET TO CALIFORNIA.
G, S. COLBERT & CO.'S.
Fifth Grand Quarterly DisiIibHtiOn

OF 100000 Articles Worth O,O0O,
IyTIICll VIII be sold for Sl0OUOO the pune hascr Of
w our u GOLDEN PENS An 80 Crs PLk BON.
Our Golden Pen is the best used, and warranted
not 10 corrode III any ink. Every business man and
family should usl the Golden Pen.
The following list o 100000 articles III be distributed
among patrons at 800 eAch aud b. paid for
uniil we inform the purchaser winch Of lhg following
articles nc VIII Aell In for Sl0D aud then optional
Wheeler be sends the DOLLAR and takes tho GOODS ~
MOI " An Goods be rriurned our Xpense wlln.
IN ten days after the purchaser Receives them tuucss
t1ey are satisfactory ana the Money VIII bu ciundvd
List Of Goods Included IN tho Distribution.
Pianos, Gold Hunting Cased Watches, Gold Watches,
Ladies' SILVER Watches Guard, vesl Chuel4in UhaIss
Cameo BrOoches, Mosaic mud Jet Brooches, Lava and
Flurehilne Brooches Coral Emerald ana opal brooches
cameo Eur'Dfups, Mosaic aud Jet Lar DTups Lava and
florentne kaTDIops, Curnl Ear Drops, EL!urad aud
Opal Edf-Dfops Handsome Sea! RIugs Mosaic and "a.
lheo Bracec Gents BrcastPMs, WUtc. Keys Fob and
hboun Slides sels Of BosUm studs Sleeve uttons PaIu
Rings, stone aud SGT Rings Sets Ladiva Jpwery Can.
ioh Grape Shawls Mousseline dc LANES, Challius.
French and American Laws, Bercgcs popiius French
Cacoes ana other LADIES Dress GOuds great variety,
together WIN Head Dresses Cabas Fancy Fans and
il't almost every description Of GOODS usually found IN
| bTst class Dry uuud Stores,
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PLAN OF DISIRIB UTYoN

Highest Premium 100 Dollars Lowest Premium So 40
The articles are numbered ana CuTInCetes stating what
we VIII sell each person for one dUlla placed
sealed Envelopes with Decimal arrangement Pre-
miums that in tuch Hundred Certificates there Is ono
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PRICES TO AGENTS, POST PAL

PRICES TO AGENTS, POST PAID.
Boxes Pens with Certificates. 81
do DO % do
25 do do Is do S
100 DO do 100 do IL.
B.-With each Package Of 100 boxes we present the
purchaser 100 Certificates, OF which guarlutrud 10
contain one order for u FINE WATCH, or Sewing Ma.
chine or by ordering so boxes package you are
sure to receive 90 Certificates Continuing order for
splendid SILVER WATCH beside u large number OF
olher very valuable premiums One Certificate sent
grdls upon application of any person desirng act as
premium upon the payniUnt of 81.
Pianos, Muloduuns, Music, Hooks Sewing Nachnes
&c, bought and sold on COnmssi ANY article win
be sent 10 the Country at the Lowest Who'd, sale Prices
ing
NJ B-Agents wanted in every town. Circulars sent
on application.
Address all Communications to
g. :, COLBERT & co,
Commission Merchants 8 General .4grnts
l3e South Fourth Street Below Chestnut Phila
" For our integrity and ability to fulfil our engage
meis we beg to refer you to the following wen known
gentlemen and business firms
Ia, Gov. Kansas, Westhioreand Pa.
y. A. Warne Esq,
WIN. A. Gray, Esq,
Messrs. kemmerer & Moore Water St below Arch {"
Alessrs Frat Rcath, Finn ana Market sir.es phin
J. G. Fuller, Esq, Jewciltr,
A. +, Ward, Esqr Publisher Of FASHIONS &c
NJ. II. Horne, Catasaqua Bank,
Hon. Il, NJ Burson. Eureka, California
September 3, lsG0-l2m.
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IOON cur! GOOD NEWS FOR ALL
|g;XsH HI;Xll1lIII Xll1lIII|IjIi!l'X|A IF|IjlIia!l'X|A9}

THE ucverfailing MRS. vANIIoRN, is the hest. Che
l. succeeds when all others have failed. All who are
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She has the secret Of Winning the affections of the on
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tenders TO Try to initiate her and to copy her advertise
LIKI.NESS or YOUR FUTURE UTFE OR HUSBAND,
Or absent friend She guides the single to happy mar.
riagc. and makes the married happy Her aid aud al.
vice has been solicited in nnumerabc instances and The
result has ARRAYS been the means of securing
a SPEEDY .4hD marry .L4RRL4GE:
she IS therefore sure dependence. She has been the
means of bringing many hundred hearts and hands To-
grhcr. Thousands of broken hearts have been headed
and made happy by her
1t is well known to the public large that she was
the first and she is th only person who can shay IN"
likeness in reality and who can give entire san sct
on all the concerns of life, which can b. tested and proy
ed by thousands. hoth married and single, who daily
and eagerly visit her at
No. 1886 Lombard Street, PHILADELPHIA.
All interviews strictly private and confidential
,,, >, WhS9LzH E.MhLlf.NtE, GOOD LUCA
the living wonder OF the enlightened age all who con.
suit her asonished at the truhuness Of her infur.
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tunatc rich, eminent and happy. To ALI in business :
her advice is invaluable She forcel whth great.
LUrRUpE YOUR CLRCUHs2!RSIrES
III Those who have
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those who have worked hard and struggled against
adversely and misfortune the greater part OF their vrs
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cases have her ior tie last twenty years. Ali
those who wisely followed her advice arrnuw
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All interviews are strictly private and confidential
Come one ! come ali TO
NO. 1886 LOMBARD STREET,
between Juniper and Broad, Philadelphia.
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ORCHARD AND NURSERY.

The latest fruit is now to be gathered
and stored, or made into cider. Before
the trees are left for their winter rest, much
may be done for their benefit. If Summer
pruning has been neglected, it is better to
attend to it this month than to leave it un-
til Spring. Multitudes of insects have
deposited their eggs under the loose bark
and moss of the trunk and larger limbs I;
and others are comfortably Lurrowod un-
der ground, in different stages OF being,
waiting until Spring shall warm them into
life. Scrapo the trees thoroughly; plow
the ground, not deeply enough to disturb
the roots, and hoe or fork over the soil
near the trunks. Besides the exposure of
insects to frost, plowing will destroy the
nests Of mice, and eradicate the weeds and
grass in when they are harbored.
In the nursery the busy season of filling
orders, transplanting, increasing stock,
etc, will leave little leisure while the
ground remains in working order.
Apples-Plant B, M, for new orchards,
and to ell vacancies in the old. Many
unoccupied corners about the buildings
and along lanes can be proftably used for
fruit trees.
Cherry trees planted in the Fall in this
latitude are liable to be killed by FROST
Further South, the present time is favora-
bic.
Cider Finish making before the apples
decay or are injured by freezing
Cions-Cut at any time this month,
when not frozen, and bury in dry earth,
either out doors, or in the cellar.
Fruit-Gather, ,o6, any remaining. Pre-
serve in cool, dark, and dry place, The
cooler fruit can be kept without freezing,
the longer it will remain sound. Separate
bruised or decaying apples or pears from
the general stock, to be used first
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NEW AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
CHEAP GOODS
ar THE CORNER OF
Main and Iron Streets,
LOO M s b URcp PAa


Do you wan, sILKsi Go to BRowER's
Do you want LAvELLA CLoTH' Go to BRoWER's.
Do you want CIiALLI DELAINEsi Cote BRoWER's.
DO you wan, TABLE CovERSi Go to BROWERs
DO Won want CLOTH DUSTERsl Go TO BROWER's
Do you want SKELETON SKIRTS Co TO BROWER's
DO you want DIR. CUTTERS
SKIRT sUsPENDERS Goto BRoWER's
Do you want MUSLiNSi Go to BROWERS.
Do you want CALICOE5i Go TO BROWERs.
Do you want LAWNS Go to BROWER's.
DO you want BAREGESi Go to BROWERS.
Do you want DE BEGESl Go to DRoWER'S.
Do you want IosiERYi Go to BRoWERs
Do YOU wan, GLovESi Go to BROWERs
Do you want HANDKERCHIEFSi Go to GROWERS
Do you want CARPET sATJHELSi Go to BRoWERS
DO you want STELLA sHAWLSi Go to BRoWER's
Do you want Mob AIR MITTSi Go to BRoWER's
DO you want SILK GiRDLEs' Go TO liRoWERs.
Do YOU want GAUNTLETSl Go to BROWERS
DO you want CROTCHET BRAlDS1 Go to BRoWER'S
DO you want TIDY CoTToN' Go to BRoWERs
DO you want PALM FANsl Go to BRoWER'S.
Do you want SUN sTIADES7 Go to BRoWER's.
Do yon want UMBRELLAsl Go to BRoWERS
Do you want CAsSIMEREs1 Go to BROWERS
DO you want PERSIAN PLAIDl Go to BRoWERs
DO you want LINEN CHECKsl Go to BRoWER's
DO you want PERCALESl Go TO BROWER'S
DO you want JEANSl Go to BROWERS
DO you want NliNKEENSl Go TO BROWERS
DO you want GINGIIAMSl Go to BROWER'S
Do you want DUCALS1 Go to BRoWER'S
Do you want CURTAIN MUsLINl Go to BRoWER'S
Do you want COLD CAMBRlC5 Go to BROWER'S
DO you want WHITE GooDSl Go to BRoWER's
DO you want DENINS9 Go to BROWER'S
Do you want sIl.ESlAl Go TO BROWER'S
Do you want DRILLINGSl Go to BROWERS
Do you want TICKINGSi Go to BROWER'S
Do you want CHECKSl Go to BROWER's
DO you want LADIES SHoEs1 Go to DROWER'S
Do you want LADIES GAlTERSl Go to BRoWERS
Do you want FRESH GROrERIESl Go to BROWER'S
Do you want QUEENSWAREl Go to BROWER's
DO you want GLASSWAREi Go 10 BROWERS
DO You want IIARDWAREi Go to BROWER'S
Do you want DRUGS Go to BROWERS
DO you want PURE SPICESi Go to BROWERS
DO you want CHEAP GuODSi Go to BRUWER'S
Boomsburg, May 10, lsG0
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LONG LIVED APPLE TREE.-It is sta
ted that an apple tree on the premises of
DR.. Elisha Lord, Of Abingdon, Mass,
has borne large quantities OF excellent
fruit every season for seventy years past,
and Is sill in vigorous condition
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. !

PRUNrYTowN, April 10, 1860. !
The parties interested in the above named
cause, are hereby gifted. that on the 7th day
nf May, 1860, ut my office, in Prnntvtown.
Va, I shall proceed to execute the above or
der of reference at which lime and place you
srs required TO attend.
Given under my hind, as Commissioner in
Chancery of the Circuit Court of Taylor coun-
ty, the day and year above written.
ELLERY K. HALL.
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Amb.Otypes for 10 Cents

FOR A FEW DAYS.
DARTRlDGE AT HIS PALACE OF ART!
/ In Hornbrook's Block, Main-St., East Side
Will take two Good Pictures of one Person for
20 cents. The Systematic arrangement in his
Mammoth Atrial Palace affnrdnc him facili-
les for producing hundreds, daily, without
iiscommoding his regular customers, or inter
fcring in the lenst with his executing, as rsu-
N, work Of every style, and in the highest
perfection Of the Art.
Persons having inferior Picture, of deceased
rien Is, can, nj Partridge have fine Pictures
made from them Of any size, greatly improv-
ing the Likeness.
PHOTOGRAPHS, Plain or Colored, from
smallest to Life Size Also, the improved HAL.
LOTYl S! Made only at Partridge's.
Locke and Pins Eat Cost and Less than
Cost" rerything used in the business for
sale at 1t Sest Prices to the trade.
TAKE OTICE.-That Partridge's Gallery
is on Main st.. few doors above the n. b
N. Bank. er Marsh & Tavlor's Store, en-
trance third door above J. & G.. Merdcl's, he
tween the Stores of C. P. Brown and Jeremiah
C"mens and opposite D. Eicoll & Bros V.ri-
iyStore Jan. IS, 'eo-H1
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SALE OF LAND.

ON the 9TH day OF May, 1860, Court d,y,
~ will sell at the Courthouse of Barbour
county, by PUBLIC AucTIos, to the highest DID:
der for CASH in hand the piece ofland situated
en- Anglin's run in said County containing
Thirty-four Acres, more or less,
which Thomas A. Hofmen, purchased OF John
a RICH tnire.
The sale will he made BY virtue ola deed OF
Trust executed by said Hoffman on said land
to me as Trustee on the q day OF October. 1922,
to indemnify sud save harmless Iadock Shields
and william Fl. Shields, as said Hoifmen' e.
CURLY in the Injunction bond ennjolning me
collection of the purchase menoy for said lana.
The deed of Trust is on record IN tins Glerks
flee of the County Court of Barbour County
Book No. 5, page PAL. ,,,rnoro
AUru ~, ISoo-wts TrpstAS--
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JUDICIAL SALE.
Aaron Luzadder, &c.

John L. Lusadder, &c. Taylor county Cir.
cult Court in said cause rendered 9Th March,
1860, the undersigned Commissioner appoint.
ed by said decree, will, on Monday, 2l.t Nay,
1890 (court day cell AT Public Auction. 10
the hi2 hest bidder, the Resl Estate in the bill
and proceedings in said cause mentioned, -
wit: A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, on
Wickwre Creek. in said county, containing
about $50 ACRES, and same On wlirh The
late John Lnzadder resided.
TERMS--Credit l, and years, with in-
terest from day Of sale, bonds with approved
security required, and lien retained for pur'
chase money. g. W. HANSBROuGH,
April 10, lsG0.-wts Conn.,.
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ylnt5srn fire sab gife
ASSURANCE COMPANY.
No. l hiolsate, street, London.
TaBLIsHED IN 1886.
Loadoa Directors.

Loadoa Directors.
Geo e G.. Anderson. Thomas n. Farquahar,
Sir Chas Il. McGriCor, Bar. Lord Ernest
Bruce, NJ. P Duncan LANES Nay, William
We,tragh, William Miller, NJ P, Chairman.
A. P. Fletcher, Secretary. Edward Fuchs,
Vice Secretary.
BOARD OF REFEETNCE.
MessrS. St,. -: 4 Rro'''"r NcCurrhnon y
Collins, Myers. CIarhu,u l. e.. .S"'''h Xviii.
ans l. Co., VIM. N"Kee T. Co. los. 3. biol.
Fsu. Fret N'rch Bank, James Dunlap, ESQ
rns't IT,. E!nk, Hon. W. A. Porter, late
Judge : y. ',rt.
This well established and successful Compa-
nv. is prepared torffnrt Insurance against Loss
or Damages by FIFE. on Dwellings Ware
houses, Stores, ST. ks Jf Goods. Ships Gal
their Careors: While in POI, and on Merchan-
disc generally not exceeding
10000 Dollars on a Single Risk:
On 6rsi-c!ass COTTON l. WOODEN MILLS,
not exceeding Sl5, 600 on any One Risk. The
hates q: Premium are moderate, al the con-
dilions OF Insurance are framed with tn grea-
test liherality.
The Policies Of the Northern Assurance Co.
arc not only guaranteed ny large Capital,
but also by the unlimited personal RESPONSE
hility of over One thousand Shareholders -
Losses promptly adjusted and paid, without
reference to London.
WV GETTY, AGENT,
No. 81 South T!,ird ST.. Phiad'a.
J 4. ROBINS on, Agent
Dec. %, lS59-3m FETTERMAN. VA
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Iron Rails and Fencing, for Cemeteries. Houses,
Gardens, We audas, &c. Placksmiths' Tool Irons,
? patterns; Window and Door Caps and Stills. Door
Step d Cellar Gratings; Porch Feet, 5sizcs; Smoo-
thing Irons for domestic use; Tailors' Irons, Feet
SrraOers Coal yault and Sewer Grotinrq
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SALE OF VALUABLE
= PROPERTY.

In pursuance ola decree ofthe County Cour1
Of Harrison county, State of Virginia, pro-
nonuced on the 18th day of February, 1860,
in the cause of George T. Ross, Committee Of
James Lang, erpqrtee, shall, in front of the
courthouse OF Taylor county, on the
10Th day Of April, 1860,
bidder, upon C'edit of s, IL, ls, and -
months with interest from the day of sale,
two tracts of Land belonging to James Lang,
both living in Taylor county. One contain.
inr 81 ACRES. AT ROGUES' HARBOR, the
sam, upon which the STEAM MILL of tn
said Lang stands. One other tract contain
i.g % ACRES lying near Pennington, Tay.
lor county, with COAL NINE of about 8
feet of very superior quality. Bonds With
GOOD personal sucerity will he required and
lien upon the property will be retained to ~
cure purchase money.
Committee of James Lang.
March I, 1860. WITS
POSTPONEMENT--
Tne sale or the above property is postponed
until n. ard Monday in May the al, 1850, .
eourt-day for Taylor county.
Anril l6, 1850. u. /. EOSS.
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JUDICIAL SALE.

I'm the First day of the NAY TERN Of the
~ County Court of Taylor county, will
offer at Public Auction, to the highest bidder,
at the front door of the Court house thereof,
Lot, No. $50, in the town Of Fetternan, on
which James Lernmons now resides.
Said sale will be made by virtne ola Decree
made BY the Circuit Court Of said county, at ito
March Term, 1860, in the Gaze Of Hugh Evans,
&c . ps. James Lem cons, &c.
Ttrms-Six, twelve and twenty-foar months
the purchaser giving bond with approved per
sonal security. GEO. X. LATHAM,
April le, ls6O-ts Special Conn.,.