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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-11-21
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
rINHE SIIRSCRInrp WILL oEzrzn

HE SUBSCRIBER WILL DEFER
for sale where he now lives, in the town.
ship of West Amwell, Hunterdon County, New
Jersey, two miles from Lambertville, on the
New Brunswick road, on Thursday, the 10th
day of December, 1860, his Valuable Farm,
containing about Ninety Acres of land. There
is on the premises large Mansion House, four
rooms and entry on both first and second floors,
and good cellar under the whole,-also large
Stone kitchen joining; a large wagon house
nearly new; Barn and Cow house, Corn crib;
hog pen; stone smoke house; also good stone
Tenant house. There is q running Spring of
lasting water near to both dwellings, and a
running Hydrant in the barnyardF and also run
ming water in all the fields. There are about
20 acres of timber, chiefly white oak, hickory
and chestnut. The Farm is in good chestnut
fence, and there is sufficient chestnut timber to
keep it in good repair. The Land is good for
either grain or grass, and handy to lime and
other manure. There is on the farm, young
thrifty apple orchard of so trees, also plum,
cherry, pear, &c. There is also apeach orchard
of near 1000 trees Of 3 years growth, in fine
condition, on the farm, and is a source of great
profit, on account of it's easy aecees to market;
there is a considerable number of peach trees
Is years old, thrifty, and loaded with fruit eve
ry year. Any person wishing to view the
premises previous to the day of sale, viii be
shown the same by the subscriber.
JOHN SEBOLD.
Nov. Is, 1860. is
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-11-21
EXECUTORS SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY

ETNHE PERSONAL PROPERTY OF JOHN
Il p. HUNT, deceased, will be sold at Public
Vendue, at the late residence of the deceased.
on Tuesday the 4th of December next, consist
ing of Household and Kitchen Furniture, Car
penters' tools, Horsepower and Threshing Ma
chine, one Tanning Mill, one Glover Machine,
one Carriage, one Heavy Wagon, two Sets of
Double harness, one Sett of Single Harness, one
Horse, one Yoke of Steers, Milk Cattle and
Young Cattle, Hogs, Poultry, and Wheat and
Rye on the ground, together with great vari-
ETY. of articles too numerous to mention.
Vendue to commence at 10 CLOCK, A NJ,
when attendance viii be given, and conditions
made known by EDWARD HUNT,
ROBERT HUNT,
Executors
Sandy Ridge Nov. 81, 1860. ts
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-11-21

BURNING OF THE AsToR House.
The Astor House, New York, took
fire on Thursday morning in the dry
ing room, at about seven o'clock
The building was damaged to the ex-
tent Of $4,000 by fire, water and
smoke. The fire was confined to the
lower stories of the southern wing
The business of the house will not be
interrupted.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-11-21

AsToNIsHED. The New York Her
aid says:
"They have curious way in Mass
achusetts of appointing man to pub
lie ofliice-because he is fit for it."
Such custom naturally appears to
a resident of New York city, as an
astonishing phenomenon. He con-
templates it with as mnch wonder as
lie would clean street.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-11-21

THE FLAG-The Charleston Matr-
cury gives the following description
Of the Palmetto flag, as suitable and
appropriate banner for thr Southern
Confederacy:
"The ground entirely blue, with a
golden palmetto in the centre; gol-
den rattlesnake twining around the
stem of the palmetto, with its rattle
sprung, head erect and tongue pro-
truded. In the background, to the
rear of the tree and snake, q golden
spread eagle, and single golden star,
in the upper right corner, with the
words, Room for More" on the OPP
posite.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-11-21
EXECUTORS SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.

The subscribers, Executors of the Last Will
and Testament of John John P Hunt, decd.
will expose to sale at public vendue on
WEDNESDAY, THE 26TH DECEMBER.
on the premises, all that Farm on which the de-
ceased last lived, containing SIS acres more or
less. The improvements on said farm are a
good Two Story house with Dining Room and
Kitchen in the rear, with an unfailing Well of
water by the door. Barn, Wagon house, Cow
house, Wood house, and other out buildings,
all in good repair Also on said farm is Saw
Mill in running order a good stream Of water
running through the farm, good Cistern at
the Barn, about six acres of Woodland, in
which is some excellent Timber, the remainder
under cultivation most of it very productive
A more desirable property is seldom in the mar
ket. Situated within about two miles of Stock
ton and about four miles of LambeItville. ANY
person DESTROYS of purchasing, can view the
sproperty beforehand, by calling on Samuel
Hunt on the premises, or either of the subscri-
bers.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, when
attendance will be given, and terms of sale
made known by
EDWARD HUNT,
ROBERT HUNT, EXITS
Sandy Ridge, Nov q, 1850. IS.
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q BLACKWELL has Houses, stores.
- Shops and Offices, for sale or rent in Lam
bertvilie, They will be sold lOy, on easy terms
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-11-21

Mrs. Darlington says that Garibal-
di is succeeding beyond her most sang
uiuary approximations.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-11-21

SENATOR DOUGLAS Ill. Senator
Douglas is reported to be quite III, at
one of the interior towns in Mississip-
=;
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-11-21

The PRESS VERSUS THE PULPIT. -
Henry Ward Beecher on recent oc-
casion, said The articles of the
Press &c further than the sermon, and
carry with them really more weight,
certainly where one hears three, which
is an abomination before God and man.
No preacher who is fit to preach a
sermon, is fit to preach more than one
$ day ; and no man is fit to hear
more, or, if he does, he is not fit for
much else. Sermons are like boys
pop guns: however many wads you
pnt in, it is the last one that drives
the others out"
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-11-21

II DHLTS, Manufacturer Of Boots and
Shoes, Stockton, Centre Bridge.) Also,
Repairing executed with neatness, punctuality
and dispatch.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-11-21

BEECHER SAYS or BLoNDIN. 1t is
a very small thing for that fool to
walk across . cable with the roar of
Niagara under him, carrying some
BOBBY like himself on his back, though
ten thousand other fools go to cape
and stare at him. But for man to
walk across the thread of daily life,
carrying not another fool, but a soul
with Immortality in every faculty, po-
tent, wonderful in scope and power,
and susceptibility, so as to keep it in
balance, is not small thing It re-
quires him to be wide awake-that is,
to watch.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-11-21
John r. Hart & Son.

SASH e. BLIND MANUFACTURERS,
"AvING RECENTLY PURCHASED THE
extensive Mandatory of Geo. L. Titus,
above Ely Saw Mill, on the Feeder, below the
Depot, Lambertyile, are now prepared with all
the machinery and facilities for manufacturing
to order all kinds of
SASH,
BLINDS,
SHUTTERS,
DOORS,
WINDOW FRANES, de-, de-,
at the shortest possible notice, and on the most
reasonable terms Give us call and satisfy
yourselves.
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The SNarkets.
Lambertville. oct.24 1850.

Lambertville. Oct24 1880.
Best Wheat Flour, ~ cwt. Cash, So so
Common Flour, p cwt 2 so
Rye Flour, % cwt. 2 50
Wheat, dR bushel, ! 30
mr.
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AGAINST WIND AND TIDE.

From The Philadelphia Bulletin NsssA
The suthor Of Sylvan Hollis Daughter has many admirers
and their numb viii be greatly increased the and sdm
bic novel now before Hos Lee h of course assumed
name designed confuse the world the gender Of the author
jus. Cuner Bell chosen by Charlotte Bronte. We have
little doubt that Holme Lee woman and we consider her
story Against Wind and Tide the cap of the
We can safely sssert that for power In describing
character insight into the workings Of the heart and know
edge Of the world there has been book equal this ubhed
fines Adam Bed The plot Of the story Ia Irregular and per
hsps nsstc but the less absorbing story fa Of
psthos power and truth TO naturer
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BEN pubIirGtlcns.
second Edition Now Ready.
VALID SPORTS OF THE SOUTH,
TIE CAMP FIRES or THE EVERGLADES.
BY CHARLEs l. WHITEHEAD, ~

TIE CAMP FIRES OF THE ENEkOLADEs
BY CHARLKs l.. WHITEHEAD 49,, =,
Author Of Adventures Of Gerard the Llon Killer"
One Elegant nlnsirsted Volume
Pnce 81 rs.
From Fred sUthOI Of The sparowsTsss fsPets
This h one books which no man WIN
craf p his read for aeen minutes wltsoot
ss 10 pck 40 traps aud be Of to the kloridan
Fsrrs6es Il Just such narru'lFe as ony ete
oDuo wIitsoDe who has keen Isln m e 90 80 ta soo t5s
80 1no woodlands were familiar whs HoIia e ~ ~ ps,
bsQust than own skh eoasa IoIs ID santss bisn
IA IA IA - al mat such books a. theso are soueIe ~ 2
bser II there were more o. tes % sSn.rtsnt
= ~ "a .Ts dgging up brains OF people sIesay
.d eueush A. title indicates there ~ penel N
80 s,,e uus6scted style Of the suInor enas AZ tne
ssrt Of IssTy Ihe volume is illustrated by Ehninfsn S
sld otHsss which would be an sddl'lolAi ie0
from The N. Y. independent ,,...
Tare.d hook e nAtUTs aud plcluresfus
is--is ENJOY the pleasures which recoahss, Hae
sagenuIss winch oescroes experiencing he iasoo
- s<.s winch aiso Incidentally snd wisb great haoIy
An deal brings 70 notice GENIAL ana Dhoy ~
P.Hades the volume ana makes always ehs sus ~ a.
t seeut iutSe and spSnaneous and the Saious a1
souad forest aTe iroed on ia pages or
.,.f ihom presence bssoe sofas and cnsnoeers
T1s rsTssd stLee aud Praoced manhood IAN liar 70 the
OF the Eve Fgadss and adlnraby out
6s-a Ia sse vivid skssehes kaIay fa 10 s neas
us Of nvoultay adn aon II does not tsrtie 70 esP2h
siSe aspiration, hoe "no s t n ~ so,s.s s 81 sye
are ourselves nvig0rsted Tor the tune sntsIy not physical
b. BY the woDcsIia ssity and iSoscos s =, ens
so0dsn.snj perceptions are sha ~ on"ss itn
d. naycs which seems 70 have become IA ma az
ininct; his hiAy often more co1ssgoes .lAn ore
ysnn.o wit, EJnpznies expand nom sns courts ana
nd pTents Of The town. the length Of the veTduous
s ofes the breadth Of the wia and gay
ab Al the forms humble bat hoLest ano eAhs e "non
a. ssssy shelter We have read the book with real and
psctea interest Ane afe conhacnl t ~
n ocosOnsl hour Of leisure VIII be also and eq"AS PesSso
'.s S,svsEY JACKSON, Publlshers Nc. lis EAsssuS.
Ana for sae By Booksellers or by Pest
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Our readers win be pleased with this novel above the
usual standard Of works Of fiction that
hdeny TecommeDd the author other popular
Stories which have gained strong hold upon those who have
read hem and according competent judges this win be found
70 be even more interesting, and superior to them ell
confess that English novel Adam Bede has absorbed
me In the reading and when add that in many respects this
book striking reminder Of John HALIFAX" feel that the
comparison s equally complimentary and JUST
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NETWORK. THURSDAY, APRIL la 1860
81 do know a writer whose breathe Of Iae
sponsDeoVs-tbs free Beauty and truth TO como 70
her unsought "-lDr. Charming.
THE WRITING GS
MRS. ANNA JAMESON,
IN BLUE AND GOLD
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED.

THE CHARACTERISTICS OF WOMEN Moral, PO.:l.sl
and Historical WIKI Engraving Of Miranda vol Blue
and Gold IS cents.
III.
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SKETCHES OF ART LITERATURE AND CHARACTER,
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MEMOIRS OF THE FAIRLY ITALIAN PAINTERS, and Of
the Progress OF Painting in Italy from Cosbue 20 B,sano
ALSO
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY Catholic and Protestant and
The Communion Of Labor vol l6mo. rs cents.
Mrs Jameson hss probably done than any other writer
10 famaze the public mind with the principles OF art and
her perception Of the inner spirit work thoroug
that m statement eoquence Her style has chnss
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She could write nothing which resdsbe and the books
which she discusses social and moral questions only
the most valuable but the most books In
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From The Boston Tran.crip.

From The Boston Transcripts.
Nobody read without feeling the force Of is psthos i
tenderness lie honely sssaciy It's practical Truth exhibits
The ofwo brothers, whom h the representative Of
'ohd character and the other of impnve feeag and brilliant
sni and the mode by which the separate incidents of their
lives are made to hsmonzs I'm plo shows little artistic
power Among the hrong novels which press upon the at
'enon Of the novel reader this worthy OF especial
rce." .Ut.
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sIxrE EDIrIos Now READY.

BIxfK EDIrIoT Now HKADf %
THE CASE OF DRED SCOTT: CONDENSED
i into large compact le< psxs Ber ss II III
offcs- Pncs IS osnts-
CosrBrYs:
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Supreme Court;
II TAs JpdosssS rendered By Chsf Justice fancy, with
ais opinion IN full the various mattersh dispute;
III TA< Ssbstases Vayyag Poiss Of the wholly 20
a.y concusg Opinions and Points Of justices Wayne Nssoa.
9rier Daniel Campbell and Catrop;
IV. me sv6ssss sad Possts Of Justice hcLesns Asa.a
" TAs Disse&ssns 0yiaios In fu) Of Justice Curtis,
vi. IN AsaIssss Q s Pesns Ruled and tbs Opinions -
Of the Legislature Of New-YoFk.
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From The Philadelphia North An

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WITH MUCH TEEKSsss AND yraoE OF ADAh
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An earne hearty n0rel full Of atsrest from s opening
chapter TO it ast page Ths author keen observer Of tie
aad character, and shoes IN the natural Development Of h
story areshHess Of feeling, strength Of thought faculty Of
eprss'i0n anda 'ympothy 0 the strug0ies of the Au.an
heart phh aad remarkable this day of COMMON
place r0zpaacesp
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Opinions Of the Enslish and American Press.
The cultivated reader win marx Ia an advance and an sx
PsnOn Ii Is the best book written By the author Of The
Scarlet Letter "-lLOndOn Critic.
whether rom Ensh French American sources: e. sush an
iaoSn e 1s neye n0 ns1 a.bsnsna ns "-''
Never before has Italy inspired ancewritsr with =
WORK composite in lie elements so pefect In their Organic
The story seductive en.icemspt which few win
u.1svs ~ sn s Vsd descriptions Of ZONE Of he most
celebrated wg,ss Of art and profound discussions Of aesthetic
Many Of he scenes are narrowing their intensity of
e. The Wy ysnus wGl;n POST the nsn soc P'0'D'
II be read without vivid interest Y Albion
ave are charmed beyond expression with his ssQte pic
Youthful with the youth of Nature, and glorious with the
OfT Of X ss95sy ssssyb, rs: SS m humanity and art
Exceeding wealth Of beauty poetry and osoqnence-
ain none his previous works does he exhibit superior
een1l, pOwsr"l Boston TrsneiiDi. T. .o ,,. 1t. .vo,.
works he writes with his old power Of Vaccination"
!The Marble Fsun' book which might well make
in novel writing h N al respects superior 70 anything
which has from BIZ Hs~shorne' Pen"-lSo''on Sat-
FsscnaiOn T. the word which describes the emotion the
reader OF The Marble Fsun' viii experience -BosOn ssa
The best arnOvel written in the Ensh sngusge"Phila
The story, story. managed with singular artistic
Zone Of The few modern books which the world win VIII
linsy let die. Full Of feeling and fancy
PEess.
As an ereron Of poetic and msnssve power It 'hes
high fight and certainly far wider sweep than an o his
fofmer eforts ~ Pnla North American.
mo such living picture Of Italy hes ever been transit red to
paper. ~ Buffalo Courier. - .
fascinating story. In style this book II Etudy
Taunton Gazette. , -
many respects this win be considered the most charming
of Hawthorne g romances '-l Spring held Republican
heher viewed work Of fiction Of aztistie or
terary merit we are bold assert that neither The Scarlet
Letter. nor any other Of Mr. Hswthoes writings vii bear
comparison with the The Marble faun Chron-
icle - a. ,
1--WE believe to be surpassed IN fascination By no romance
ever written. There Is charm In every hne-lLynn
Reporter. o.,
every page " eicome Quest. ,
Strange apd beautiful By far the best thing yet
written by Hawthorne ~ Portland Transcript.
1--WE have no hesitation in pronouncing 10 be his best
won. ."- Baltimore Exchange.
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By HoLnE LEE, Author Of " Sylvan Hots Dsushtsr y
" Hawksview" etc, etc. 40 pages, l2mo. Price ST.
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NEW BOOK on GRAPE CULTURE-By
ass.sss %HiT sacfs ss tfss sssfs fsf rf;esRSA AnD
EEWAL sYsTEM OF GRAPE CULTURE sdsptsd 70 the
yipeynd tbe 0rspesy and Fruiins Of Vines IN Pes
Telses srbos Ge In this wct fad directions given for
Culsivsns and Fting Pot yinss system Of Pruning
or the Whey New Method making yae Borde; New
GrsDe.
1h compilation Of old m.t.sr respscsps The vise
Dm purely orsnAl work. foil Of suggesons planting
uunE unnins and uing the Craps, nDder al ads Of ca
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From The Buffalo Courier
We commend the book 10 readers confident that they
win find 1t TO belong the better cass modern nove
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I URLINE--GRAND OPERA BY WILLIAM

u ||-|||" : Y VINCENT WAILAOL.
THE sPELL-Flov on now on, Silver Rhine.
BARCAR0LLE-Our bssque I'm moonlishG b~smins
ECKHARDTs SWISS SONG sung By Adsins & ps;tL
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