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The New York herald., 1863-09-04
SALES Ar AUCTION.
A UCTION NoTICE.-PGsITIvE SALE.
~ ID. ID. CAULKlS'S. AUCTiONEEk,

e.
IA d. d. CAULKINs. AUCTIONEER.
Office 335 Broaiway ,,,,a,,r,rpu
VERY ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD fuKNlTu hB.
RICH FRENCH PLATE PIER AN ID MANTEL ~ htsOhs,
sUPERBLY CA WE'D ROSEWOOD PiASoFoHfh.
xdk Sill Err PLATE, a., Ac; s.,
I'D. CAULKINs III sell this day, FRIDAY September
ralbf shine. 10Y ocock NJ AZ the superb and costly
Furniture. Paintings Stat an Woras OF Art io.,ood
DTavfhg Room Suits elegant octave flanoorte Arors
Nevet.Carpets 6c contained IN the residence 2iS Four
SPECIAL atention public to this sale The furniture
wasal fSSde for the present and In GOOD order
The whole viii peremptory and absolutely sold without
,'seese' DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
stats OF carved Ltageres marble aud
French plate doors and backs lady Work Fable, iual
with mother pearl; Centre Fable statuay
te ton: fun Salts OF Drawing Room Furniture Gle Fete
saTes Sofas. two Arm two Re epon and sgh osal Iiae
carved ROSEWOOD frames and covered In hree cored
satin broeade of the nst expensive descrpton Con
soleTabes inaid with bhi tortoise SHE'LL Broca
Curta Freu plate Pier and Mantr Mirror, with
gilt famesi sse,b Seyres and Dresden China Vases
decorated: Paran marble Statuetes the Seasons
Painting .; gn1ue Lava Vases ebony card Fable. Vet
Caipe., Hg, s.sRsh Easy Chairs. Bronze uck
mouth; Oh taa 3. by Rousseau, Inman, Huptlnt-
ton Sss e@pep' srS,' Y.yovoRrr
carved egs and Gaze round finished ali round
inaid with all solid pearl keys; Music Rack God
Stool covere IN brcde embroidered cloth Cover BooRs
and Music hall rosewood Hatsand, Ocotn STAR CARPETS
&c Chanpes - secpn4 story-Rchv argeG no a@ood Bfd
steads. style ous Bureaus and Com modes To inacni
Warirohes Dressing AID Toilet Tables SHAVING stands,
Book Stands, 1oucA Arm Cnalrt Curtains Shades Cor
nices Hair ttr.lsr Beds aud Bed ng decorated CHINA
Toilet sets Dining Room Furniture of every kind
Tea Sets slr' Ware. Ivory Table Cutlery, oak DINING
Table, oak DINING Ar "a Chars &c
No postpone attendance to cart rack
snip goods Turcnasrrs,
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A UCTioN NJTicE.-LARGE AND ATTRACTIvE
IA SALE or SUPERB HOUSEHOLD + FURNITURE,
The propest, OF a family goin4 10 istraia.
Mani Rosewood parlor Suits.
Rieh Erei "A Piu pierM Mirror Has t.
Rich Fren u Pate Pier Mirrors. Base Tables.
ich China. Cat Glass, silver Ware Tabe Cutlery

Rich treu Piae Pier Mirrors Basc Tables.
Rich China Cat Glass, silver Ware, Table Culefy
Brussels and ngran CARPETS. Ac &C
RUSSELL W. v ESAeOTr. Auction will ssll this
tFriday) afternoon ut O'Clock preciseY. the entire
contents OF the elegant residence No la2 West
Twenty-hrs street. near Seventh avenue, consisting
IN part Of three inll Suits of Rosewood and Hack
Walnut ParloF Furniture brocstel AM French reps
rosewood Centre ard Pier Ia les, with siauarv Tons
Etageres Turkish IL and Chairs match, Tia
pestry Carpets, Da mask and Lace Curtains Shades Chess
Table together with large and beautiful collection OF
Parian aud Lava ases, SeSres dns ID China Orna
ments Bsgue FIgur4 magnificent Bronzes twenty-five OIL
PAINTINGS,
DINING ROOM CHAMBERS AND NURSERY
Rosewood Bedsteads Bureaus, Washsands 4. s-Tetes
Spring ana Hair Mattresses Lounges Rockers Spring Seat
Chairs Beds ind Bcdng Mirrors Ingram Csrlels Sofas
Sofa Bedsteads Dining Room--Oak Extension Table. oa9
bnDet oak Chairs rich Frencn and Bo enan Chni ass
Ware Silver Ware Cutlery. kc with lar variety 81 ma
hogany Furaitur Parties rom distance
III sale Will styey take pace rain
shine; postpone any Mt Resp .nsbie mfn
will be in atendan pack snip goods for prcha-
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PROPOSALS..

J'xEcUTIyE COMMITTEE OFFICE July - Ia, -
IL MAI communication between Jamaica and ths lnned
Ta yfn0r and Executive Cornmiilce vii receive pr.
pals op - fhe tb oeioarr next ffori parties willing 70
, y ,,i ss ~ 49, ~ =, e.g.,s - a' ' s,@ "
and fhe rliy New York n the United states ~ snefes
Aid fe 7" We pfotsofso 81 ne sss . tnts
ssnd 4t ciprss eab.sr - 70 pfong. steam e9nnan
cauou mi. island Anr tho United States 10 America
aua - Fro1a onaprf Ian 49, " All of the s'gfrsid =
rhr sli conditions lneedng ~ period far which
ton Hessis THOMSON HARkRY 20, Mmrag Jane,
Iar8ous iERENIAu IKAYCRAFr Esq o. WsH street.
New f0rs fus oncs Tendep for tis .erfse %
Coumt'ee - Jamaica Spanish Town
pporostLs. foa. CONSTRUCTING \ ErlGK rUS.
fsllfr fFf iHNe ~thigans two miles rng f0r the cty
~ EarHso
tHfcAep AUg0s ~, Isas
-aeA ftnf psas vi 1e received his Oh 40 wsdnr.
tsi. sHwsmt~f q II " o'clsK a " af ~hk4 rmr tht
rsN.na ae atrfnis required fo the construction ~
tt Npar tse feet ear diameter aud cfsendiur IRON.
ir ttat patang Works " ~. ,lW. tsp nies under
tbe nr - LHsr MfhisAn, aud Aptsh wha' auasrosH
boe lvarablt .hnw u b. rF hisc clay 80" i0eHiher
snn sth snd spsaera faf ths coios N aaid
~afs = 'onuf ~ ~ in the oaat ~ his Boara ana
f. Basrf wspd trefs, d ihe e6arr vors . one en-
irsra- y fanfa"i e@ WI WI lscs pisg llota.a's ,or
ana e. tle ,lsi ifrn rrunf~rs f1r sse SHAFTS
Tie Bhsai me rixht auY an hds Ant
h egt aal one bi eenpying ah W. tpndtaas of a.
rhs tfis musi b. salrd AID rIf y sromrAnled wtn
bGpf ~ We rsns auo1nt - t1 bants foF whish ell
COMPANY ne alersN Alon AfAntefnR ir esmeupqn ~
roet 80 70 aetsndanen ~ih hs pa, n the 81
Eops.1. MIS- b. directed . tbe Bosrd 81 rasar worss
ara snIorssd Proposals Tor f@sr rannsi
gas.rtory ~,sfi,y f.thfni p~rfornante n IL.
VII 10 Required ot NJ pAri~s hss- 49, asy " -
IRED LErx
D &. sufksANt
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proros.Ls roe $1,000 srwKGAeE BONDS or
Il tke tltv u ChkNfo.

Il
Nfs to.rrSotfsas Orrfcs.
assssp ~ 4%aA
gsed proposals w - received st ttls o,s ant Foes
aar feinber u.s. A. ~ olDes " shsu thF Will ~
uuensd, fuf ths Whole ~ hmnar~a
tha8ssnd dollars $40. " fonAa aVhor1sA
s@tou ~ cnspser nv 81 SO Re- 80 Cy Ghsfef ~
Fsb. arr ~ ls ~ toe " fhsa.snd sua
dated JOY lAs, xna pafsss 10 Arw f0rw
er@ ssts s'sr heF fA@ ~h for nisf-s ~ the
~Ifn 40 fets pwf snaaus pRYsAs srTt &swuay
" New ho's. snsins fund - tfptas1 TO- sbsH ~
d~Nrtmn.
~ p,eg,.s vii .pssfy ,hs susani dfsr-s -. rvtes
30 VI 500 thersof ana h~ gisf~ ~ trir@fY ~hsfhsf
$sw yotx Hpsi3n TIE wh1se psosysss
sFptsd Vii receive nfDsnstl1r - ths
A. he 1ate % Avssrs panfAu Nsrfu.a a co. New
roH Ne~rs . rhager gfa s~on .. rss -
drsaastef ~ iheff proposals ~h~rr hFy r - fs4ulrss
asg wiibis ave days sfisr tbe n vy,s~As
hf Nirf n tAsw r-sv-~aef ~afh tbs f~wsasus
Nte 49, shs ~ns.a, " lni@r-si - 80 espgns - The
rme ~ 1@Fpsit ~ Dsymspf Fssas sfi ~ Delivered
r#isw4 - *rrb~t ~ aaf II ~s~ f1fE scG r@stoa SOP
W. " th~ pts~~s sfsf~ssis sfs-s eutislsa
t~a. 80 ~, ~tl ~ Ais~sa inerrs ftsu ihs of
tariT frt.o&t psym~sl
~ prsro.asH sbcad b. ssiss ssa snior,-i -rrs-s.
as fat Sewerage HeossN anf sssr.s.et ths unf>
fre4 sat here ne psrtss are no kH1sa - hs shssld
es.ssfN refs sFeYc~e
~ tis - ,han p~r iii be e,rsgsssrs rhs r.rr.
tsa ssuA ~ srs sr ~.
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B. Q. HAZE I4lg Lguvxo.ss.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


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MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
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funens spss free, a. the principal
rots N ghout the coantfy a. Warmers No yss~y
street x ib- author. DR. g. b. foOTE No isD Broad.
way, h.s Yorx.
NlAJRINOSY MADE EASY WITH ISsYRycTloss
M fo eyufins 10 order 70 the ~ the 8rp9.
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singls seaatinr ustsa,sd ix pages senl posspsa
rceeip, Of ;oeens. 0EOR1E PECK . 90,
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B-booaa laLns rrins etef~oscopr yisss, a. Co.
asrues sent on re~~ips Of stamp.
NEW JUVENILE BOOKS
~ Now fesdy, large assortment OF new Iuvrae Hsssa
A arg discount 70 jobt-rs
T. W. STRONG rususber
- NASSAU street, Nas iufa
DEAD, MARK AND LKAKv-TuE CONTENTS os
IL that nvallsbr wort The fus,fsted nstlsse guh4~
snd Medical Adviser, by william karl, A. ID - psxss
mailed rvefy where In sealed envelope ~ rsrf D.
nv
rCHE NATIONAL GUARD MANUAL
PRICE 10 CENTS
a valuable ~ors for the militia ~ n Dslv rl.s4
for sac Al w sasMsn street thift foos
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80 rag. e'o.h -ns twelve pictorial HAS auana iss
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NEW BOWExy THEATRE
IN Sole Proprietor. ............ .. W Lin.
FRIDAY EVENING. SEPT g. 1853
GHOST, GHOST.
BENEFIT
MIR II. EDp4
RARE DRAMATIC TREAT
s,lt bc prcsenlci
The famous drama OF
THE oORsIcAN BROTHERS
with the
MOST STARTLING AND THRILILRo
SUPERNATURAL EFFECTS
ever produced in
ANY THEATRE IN TUE WORLD
THE REAL GHOST
SPIRIT sCENks.
ALL THE rAbLEAux,
represented by the aud costly apparatus
TWENTY GHOSTS
a; the tine.
Mr.. Il EDDY. IA .........THE BROTHERS
and also a.
MARTIN HEYWOOD
MIS- f%fen. ,as aachAei heywo'i
THE RED RIEvER
BLACK PRACTICE.
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lATM. WRITER'S. AUCTiONEEk, WILL SELL THIS
w day at O'Clock at 45 Canal street genteel House
hold Paror Suits Pier Mauel Mirrors Cen
Three ply and other Carpets, Ocoths mahogany. black
Bedsteads Hair Mattresses, Feather
Reds Bedding marble top Dressing Bureaus Wsshstsnds.
Toilet China Glass Silver Ware, Stoves Wardrobes Sofas,
Sofa Bedeads Lounges Cane Chairs Rocking Chairs TO
her with large lot OF other goods Storage and cash
advances.
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GREAT EASTERN ROUTE VIA
OH q ~ MIS.l, S PPI
BROAD GU AGE
IL A HEHs d A I'D

NTaking the quickest time from 81. Loui. =.
Nl Cincinnati. Lon - Nashville aad ali
Eastern Cite. New York, ~ hours.
p,rt.hur,' 2 hour. B,>top, IL hours.
Whe-lrng, 1917 hours. Philadelphia. 80 hours
Cl.vela"d. 10 hours. Baltimore. sc hours.
Buff, %. 26. hours. W -hiny:on. 37l hour
townsville. ia hours. Nashville. q, h.ur.
From ~. Louis 80 CIncinsati WITHOUT CAANGk
or CARS. FROM Cin'innti t. Cleveland, P,tts
burg or Beiair, without change of cars
Baggage Checked Through.
The II Il ST. joe x. r., and k .kak packe.;
he North Missouri, and the Ohio i Miss--si y
r. K y IN Ike ci,.e md teIinble C injections a
Cincinnati vi !lour .,mnib.- ride, with the favor
re Reads # til We-t.
The Little Ni,mi K Columbus X Xenia, and
Cincinnati Hamilt.t L DAYTON Rail-lioaJs. for
Dayton and Cniiuubu-. With the Cievean q
C Iiumbus AID Cinrinnaii R.R. for Clsv. au
ButIaIe & Siagara Ea.is. The PSishurg. Colu.t
tn- Il C,acinant. and F =; Wayne 4 Chicago X
RS for Pri-bar-h IN P.silad = hs. I he ca
al Ohn, R.R f,r Z,ns .stiie, Wheeling mi Bal
s,ture. Marietta X Cincinn.,li x. Il. i-r C.iiiI-
s,site Mari TIA. Park. rshurg and baltimore.
With Glitter 81 The Fear Great Eastern Lines tor
New York or B.asron.
passen.s, r. by tbs rrute have the advantage o,
wide and aci',u- cars, with greater liberaliiy o.
rooin hath IN seats AID In ai-les. ihHn can
found on any other Railroad in the West. aud tn
:: a,for afforded by
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~M~E - ES
PERFECTION OF MECHANISM
TIE
MAGIC THE OBSERVER,

DEING A HuxTIyG AND OPEy FACE OR la
Id EYsoR GE 1LEMsNs = ATCH COMB ED.
WIN FATE SELF WINDING iMPaoviMkNr
The Ma, DIRK iLLusTRAT NLws TN Lead
ing pIrturiaI .er ~ IN, United ~fr,,- III liz L.
sue Of jan 10th, 1853. on page l17, vo.untprIiy
says:
1--WE have been shown q mot pleasing novel
~ If Win II III EuBB RID RIOS of this CIV.
ar, the cole Importers. Ii Gated ihr MAGIC
TINE. BsEsvEE aGd is hunting and o sen ac'
watch c,r.ol,,,ti Ills is one Of ti'e pte't'st,
meet convenient. and decidedly he best al
cheap $, mer,ece Tor general aud f,iin /. US !.
ever fiered II his within il ard connerted vi h
it- muc Inery. is own hiding a'isel,mrht. rem
deEing n kew entirely unnccss airy. he cns' :
oi The Wnich are composed oi two m-tals. tise
outer ore being fiae IS carat gold. IL has ih'
imp owed ruby aclion lever movement, and IS
warranted an accurate iiilep rec
Pf &c. s"porhly engraved. per Csc OF hall
duz-n. s2ei.0o. Sample Wa ches. IN neat mo-
rocc, boxes for those prop ~ Ia bay al hole
salr. S35, sent by ,xpass, with bali ray be on
delivery. sol ieTs remit payment II nd
vance n ~, cannot collect irnni these Ia tie Ar
my. Adde'S
HUBBARD BROS. 4 co,
SOFT iMrogIEge.
South Coz. Nassau i Joii ST., Aew York.
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

A benevolent Institution established bv srecinl
Endow for the relief OF the Sex and
DISTRESSED. Hiilcted with viruienl AMI EtaicG,
&c Diseases md especially Tor Ia. cure oi Di
senses oi the Sexuii Organs.
M EDlCAL ADVICE given grs,is, by the
U1 Acting Surgeon. TO all who npply by utter,
wih description Ct thsir condition. (ngs, occu-
patton, habits OF life. Nc } aud in eases OF tx
tr' me poverty, Medic.h.s furnished tree oI charge
Valusble reports or Spermatorrhea, and 9th.
~ ci-eases Of the Sexual Organs. and on III.
New IL NEEDLES mployed il the Dispsnsary. -.nt
10 Inc stiicfed IN sealed letter envelopes iree OF
sha'ge. Two or three stamps for postage will
be acceptable.
Address, DIR. J. SKlLLlN HOUGHTON. Ac.
ting Surgeon. Howard AssJeiali, ~ NJ 2 Souih
iinth street, llilad,lphia. r., By order Of tho
directors. EZRA ID. llEAGTWELl., Pre-',.
-'y GEO. A!RCiIiLD Secretary.
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JOHN W. DAY.
CoNTEYiSCER. COLLECTOR. AND
REAL ESTATE AGEET.
Osaaieosa, Kansas.

oyricE in the Independent building, South
side Of Jefferson street, Eas, OF Pablo Square.
Taxes paid for non-re.ident-, rad receipts re.
nitted. Busincss entrusted 10 Lis care will re
seive prompt attention.
trAtteniion will no, be given 10 letters of 10
lviry net accompanied s,y Postage Stamp.
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CASH PURCHAS ERS
5000 SACKS OF FLOUR!

OOS' - - - .
5000 SACKS OF FLOUR!
200 Hogs'd N. q. Sugar,
ECO Bills. Loaf, Crushed and
Powdered Sugar,
100 BbIs. Clarified sugar,
100 Boxes Havana Sugar;
200 BIS. II. & NO. Mo!asses,
100 Bis. Plantation do
500 Bags Rio Coffee,
100 Mats Java Coffee;
800 nags Assorted Nails;
700 Boxes Star Candles;
100 Boxes Mould do
100 Pks. MackereI s. Herring:
80 Coils Cordage;
100 Half Bis. S. c. Soda,
100 Bxs. BabbiI!'s Salara,us:
800 Bxs. Yeast Powders:
300 Boxes Raisins:
4CO do Manuf'd Tobacco;
800 Boxes Soap:
100 Half Chests Tea:
LOCO Bills. Wrapping Taper:
2JG.G00 Segars.
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AT A BARGAIN!-

I'VE undersigned osrrs for sac. al very low
\ h.nr"s. Quarter section of Land, b sutif'sl.
y s'taasec in o"e Of the best portions Of Kansss
good settlement surrounds it, and two State
'uads pass Hear by it There il ~ better upland
IN ne State. JUhN w. DAY,
ly-3-ns9. Real EAtate Agent.
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Foote's Patent Ventilated Cars by Day

AID Foote'S latent ve;.,ia,e,l sleeping ears b,
night.
Pas-areers from tie Wc-t hy The Ohio Miss
,ssitii R.R. have tn. aivaatape over those b
.ih.r line, IN THE CHOICE or SEATS AND
gERTliS. fr m Gin innnti ~ q ere are no chan
-es of cas- between Cincinnati aud Cleveland,
Pilishar h ur :;,'.ai'
Two daily lhlrgil Exrres- tr'in-. Sundays TX
., piei, ore i,si SundIv niHg-
Ohio & M.si..ip tive T. \ minutes fnst-'
iiar 81 Lau- to- = Tn. publ arc ectful!!
-aatiouea against bills advertising other rout
al ng quicker tire.
Ak frr ,is kess VI. Ohia 4 vi. sis-,", j r r
For irfu,rnsi,,,n. spr'. ~ the oiiire. ~ IS
i-r,.ilv on the > Tner pf Fourth anil Cnssnut >rS-
u.s,,er rian,er.' House. 81. I.ori-
7 LnrGu.
TT Gen'l Tickat AZ nj.
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OLDEST STOCK In KANSAS

We say to all. buy trees Of home
Nursery. Trees raised in this soil and
climate are the only ones tina, will pay
for setting out: you who have bought
from the East know by experience.
Our stock consists as follows:
Apple trees from y-arlings 10 bear.
ing size: Pears. Plums. Cherry, Pesch,
Apricot. Necrarine. Grapes .BIackberi-s.
Raspberries. Gocs+berries. S,rawber-
ries. Ornamental Trees. Shrubs, Roses.
Rhuharb. Asparagus. DC.
We will take Grain. Stock or Laod
in exchange for Fruit Trees. Send for
a ralalcgue and price list. Office and
depo, between 5.h and 9th streets on
Kansas Avenue. Immediately north OF
the Commercial House, A,chison, Kan
sas.
October IA. 1861. oct26- 1877.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-06-13
EXPERIMENTS.

The Cultivator own interest and that
of the whole farming community will be
promoted by carefully conducted expert
ments in the various Departments of hus-
bandry. If, for example, one thourand
parties in different sections should this
year endeavor to ascertain the relative
merits of planting potatoes in hills or in
rows, and report their success, the question
might de almost infalliblc settled. So of
different modes of treatment of other crops
vapious manures, etc. Such trials need
not be upon a large scale in any individual
case. Experiment upon some point con-
nected with agriculture, carefully note all
the circumstances, cnd communicate for
the benefit Of the community. A strip Of
land through every crop left unmanured, ,
and another double manured, for compar
ison, will often afford much Information.
So of other experiments in preparing seed
by some special process, etc.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-06-13
Farmers Department.
PREPARE FOR THE BIRDS.

If you wish 10 secure the assistance Of
the incest little garden help in the world,
put up plenty Of bird boxes. For the
sake of good taste make the boxes like
little cottages, have them with doors or
holes of different sizes, so that the mai
tins can get in at some, the blue birds at
others, and the little wreps at others still,
then the big birds will not drive off the
little ones. II is very good way to fix
che bird box upon the top Of q stout post,
so that it will stand about eight feet high
when the post is set in the ground, and
teach the chill dren and focls not to disturb
the feathered folks in their cottage homes.
The boxes for martins should be placed
higher and more retired than for the
smaller birds, On the top of the barn
or carriage house, or upon post twenty
feet high, are good locations. The mar
tins will keep off the hawks from the chick
en- yard, and the blue birds and wrens
snap up myriads of pestiferous insects that
would prey upon the fruit; and all will
cheer you with their grateful music, and
repay your pains thousand fold.
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REMOVAL.
n A GLE HOT Ell.

THE undersigned respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally, that he has removed from
the "Union Hotel" 10 the "EAGLE HOTEL" in the
borough Of Muncy where he will be happy 10 enter.
ain in a satisfactory manner all who may favor hin
with their custom. The best sabling in the county,
with ample accommodations for travellers and drovers
No pains will be spared TO render the stay OF guests
ipieasat and comfortable .
A, NJ, SMITH
Muncy, Aprilll 1853
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WESTERN gsO s5A,

Nos. 0, IL, l3, Is, II Courtlandt Street,
NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY
This oldestabished and favOrite Of the Busi
Community has been recently reftted, is
pee in everything that miHisrr to the comforts of
it's patrons Ladies and families specially and
fully provided for.
Its centrally located in the bu mess part of the city,
and is contiguous to the principal lines tf steamboats,,
cars, Omnibusses ferries, &c.
In Consequence of the pressure caused by the Rebel
lion prices have been reduced to
One DoIlor 0'd Eltty Gents per Day.
The table is amply supplied with all the lHxnriee of
the and equal to that of any other hotel the
country.
Ample accommodations are offered for upward Of 400
guests.
- Do not believe runners hackmen aud others who
may say "the Western Hotel is full"
u. d. WINCHESTER, Proprietor.
THoS. d. WINCHESTER.
Feb. Is, 1862
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and OINtfs.
Most Important.-Mada Zadoc Porter's Curative
Balsam is sold price which brings il in the reach
Of eve cry keep it convenient fer The time
1y use of single bottle will prove to be worth 100
times its cost.
to purchase articles at Is to which do contain
the virtues Of IL cout bottle Of Ma lame POrers Gu
rative Basam the cost Of manufacturing which is
great almost any other mediCine and the very low
precp which It sold, makes the profit to the sell
er appa. 'nty small and nnprineipaed dealers wi I
sometimes recommend other medicines whchtheir
profits larger unless the customers insist upon
having Madame Porter's and none other. Ask for
Madame Porter's Curative asam. price l3cens, and
IN large bottles az 2j oeuts, and take no other
g. sold by all Drugg and Storekeeperc at 3 cts.
a.. in larger bottles al 25 cents.
HALA RUCKLE, Pr pretors, New York.
/ JANUARY 1861
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-06-13
WIN. NJ. VAN GENsCHOTEN.


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DD. WV. n. GRrOG;
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Morgan Allen, General Agents, No. 45 Cliff ST.,
NewYork
Sept 20, 1862. l2m.