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Nj airline JOUR N AL
PORT OF BALTIMORE
TUESDAY, October p, 1865.
Arrived.

TUESDAY, October p, 1865.
Arrived.
steamer uctorara. Mclaughlin. from New York
.ndsc tp J = SMivcr
=. Steamer 6eorgcalma, Pearson, from Norfolk-to NJ
Steamer James 7 Brady, Lands, from Norolk--to
Steamer Dictator pcorinr. from NorfoIk-ro \ W
steiner .rnniata, Phillips, from mayre de GRACE
steamer Martha Stevens, Chance, from New York
Steamer George Ween>. kirwan. from Patuxcnt
riyer-to W. l.. " couiS.
Brig John Freeman Loriug from Boston-lndse 10
Br brig Warednc, Bru@,cll, from Carlenas 10Th inst
TO Kelsey y Gray: sugar to Stirling y AhrenS and
Kirkland. Chase y CO. Sailed in company with the
David. Nichols, for Boston.
Cleared.
Steamship George Appold, Boggs Boston VIA Nor
lolk-A l. llnggin>.
Steamship Sea Gull, Fish. New York-Saul Blaid-
Steamer Georrcanna Pearson. Norfolk-M y Fails.
Steamer James I Brady. Lands. Nortolk-A W
p. steamer Matilda, kirwan, Fredericksbug-J J
Steamer Junis,o, Phillips, Ilnvre de Grace-J J
steamer Express, Rvlher. Alexandria and Wash
ugtoH-- \ NCCdurm u Sons.
Steamer Josephine Thomson Moore. New York
Steamer Florence Franklin, Picrson, Philadelphia
Steamer Fannie Ccoghcgan, for Richmond j
Brandt, Jr.
Steamer ~ } Baker. cole Noriok-M \
.Steamer, Mary Washington, Gourlcy, Patuxent
river-M !. Nccms
Slip Forest Eagle, Bennett, Panama-Gilmor Mcr-
.Schr Francisco, Smoot. Charleston pcnderga.t.
Ecnvick ~ Co.
S,lr J BarriII anderson. Washington. Cd |.
sutton Go.
Below
Brjg> Caroline. from Matanzas Dudley. from Cape
= fed h\
steamer Carroll, from New OTk.
Smiled.
Steamship Sea Gull New ork
Steamer Geo Appold, Boston,
N'Lrs Jonas Smith, Providence: Rising sun Bus-
ton: both in tow Of May Queen.
Cleared Esr Baltimore.
Schr Agility, b., lyc, Halifax. 18th.
Arrived from Baltimore.
Steamship Aeshany. Fhgs. hence ut New York
I'D int
steamer VIM Kennedy llolletr. hence. via Norfolk
at Boston, I'D inst.
Schrs Memento, Moore. Aaron. Elite Woolfori
and Planter, all hence ut Philadelphia !3,l inst
Schr Hannah Matilda Price. hence Tor Boston at
Holmes Hole, 2lst inst.
Brig Ccntaur. johnson. hence for Boston at
Holmes Hole, 18th inst.
Brig Wan II Btck'nore Bickmore at Holmes Hole.
10Th inst.
Holmes Hole, 10Th int. Lost tore and mantopsaiI,
| and jib, and had bulwarks stove.
BY TELEGRAPH To BALTIMORE NEWS ROOM.
| l}r bark Chanticleer BeuthaIl. from Rio Janciro
Sept It'll arrived at New Ork to day
Bark Orchilla. brigs " II Bickmore and Samuel
| Lindsey all hence al Boston, 9th inst.
MemOrant,a.
Schr II Cady Crowe sailed from Providence
| 2Ota inst, for Bristol, to load for Baltimore.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

The subscriber having established an Agency for
the purpose. IS now prepared to furnish TILE FARM
Frs WITH LABOR White or Colored. and would
respectfully advise 'hose in want Of Labor to send
Agents to represent them in Associations of Clubs.
&c ms VIII prove great saving of time and eX
pcnse TO the Farmer. For further iniornition 3c
please enclosa stamps and address
OLIVER WOOD, deneral Agent
oci-tE Il Second Street. Taltimore nd,
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La 54g EssssEzzzsssssEszs1 RICHMOND. FREDE-
go u -. si.:..sl RICKSBURG AND pOTO-
MAC Il. RIO IRA I'ELLERS GONG .SOETH
TWICE DIILY, GSvidoy p. u. Ecccpted)

~
MAC X, RIO IRA I'ELLERS GOING .SOETH.
TWICE DIILy. lSvndoy p H. Ecccpted0
The quickest and most direct route to Richmond
Va, and the South. via the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad 10 Washington.
Potomac steamers from Sixth Street Wharf Wash
ington to Aqua Creek and Richmond. FrederickS-
burg and Potomac Railroad now entirely completed
from Aqua Creek TO Richmond. Va, connecting
there with trains on the Richmond and Petersburg
and Richmond and Danville Railroads, for Peters
burg, Weldon, Wilmington, Raleigh, Greensboro
Salisbury, Charlotte and Chester 5. c.
Trains leave Camde Station at 400 A. VI. and $50
and ?. NJ connecting at Washington with steamers
leaving Sixth Street wharf daily Sunday night
excepted at A. NJ and s.45 p. NJ. and arrive in
Richmond at 30 F. NJ. and go A. NJ.
THPOUGH TO RICHMOND Nv TEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles Shorter and % hours qnicke, than aay
other Route,
Be sure and get through tickets via Aqua Creek
and Fredericksburg to Richmond at Camdon Station,
Baltimore and get through baggage checks
OmnibuSses and baggage wagons always in read-
ness TO convey passengers and baggage to the steam
erS in Washington city free Of chnryc.
A. NEEDHAM X SON
No. li2 Light street wharf
General Agents.
CHAS. NJ. IANEY.
oc3-u General Passenger Agent.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
hFFICE OF THE JUDGES OF THE
SXAppEAl. TAN COL -RT ANn COMMITS

Suffice OF THE JUDGES OF THE
OAPPEAL TAN COURT AND C0MMIS-
SIONERS FOR OPENING STREETS,
BALTIMORE Oct. I'D 1860
The Judges of the Appeal Tax Court and Commits
Soners for Opening Streets hereby give notice that
they have this day deposited with the City Register
for examination, statement of the damages. ey-
pensea and benefits awarded by them for opening
the following streets and alley:
For the opening Harvey street from Webster TO
jackson streets.
For opening Anchor alley from Ostcnd to Clement
treetS.
For opening River street from Ostcnd to Clement
streets.
For opening Clement street from Fourth to Law
renee streets
And also Explanatory Maps of each Of said streets
and alley; and that the assessments will extend to
and embrace the following limits:
The assessments for opening Harvey street will eX-
tend to and embrace both sides Of Harvey street from
Webster to jackson streets.
The assessments for opening Anchor alley will eX-
Tend to and embrace both sides Of Anchor alley from
Ostend to Clement streets.
The assessments for opening River street will ey-
tend to and embrace both sides of River street from
Ustend to Clement streets
The assessments for opening Clement street will
extend to and embrace both sides of Clement street
from Fourth to Lawrence streets both sides of Fourth
street to extend hundred feet north and one hun
bred feet south Of Clement street as contemplated to
be opened.
They hereby give further notice that they will meet
at the office of the Appeal Tax Court City Hall, ON
MONDAY, 30th October, 1861 at 3 O'Clock p, NJ. Ia
review any of the several matters set forth in the
said statements, to which any person or persons
claiming to be interested therein shall ON that day
f,aac apl,g
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r.. iEs5 rEzzssszazsssssszz1 On and after MONDAY
e. - t-- S.sz. pr 9th, 1865, two daily trains
will be run between Baltimore and Wheeling and
Parkcr,bnrS. as follows:
AL TRAIN will leave Baltimore daily except
Sunday at 900 A. NJ.
EXPRESS TRAIN will leave daily Gncluding
Sunday at go p. VI.
Both trains connect at Bel Air and Parkcrsburg
for all points West. Southwest and Northwest
FREDERICK ACCOMMODATION TRAIN West
leaves Baltimore at p. VI.
East Leaves Frederick at 4. VI. daily Sundays
eXccpted.)
The ELLICOTr'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Galti-
more at 20 and 40 A. NJ, and 20 and 80 p. NJ.
and EllicottS VI lis at 40 A. NJ. and II \. NJ, and
2.i0 and GAO p. NJ.
FOR WASHINGTON.
Leaves Baltimore at 40 100 $50 and $40 n. M.
and $50 and 600 p III. On Sundays at 40 $50 a. NJ
and 800 and 800 D. IN. Leave Washington at 6l5
SIS, Ills a. H. and 800, 40 and 6i5 p M On Sun
days at SID and II 10 a. and 800 p. The go H.
M and $50 p. m trains only from Baltimore and the
S.l5 m, and 300 y. from Washington stop at way
points. The 100 and $50 a M. and 800 p. IN. from
Baltimore and the 6.l5 and Slj a. H. and 40 p. IN
trains from Washington, connect with trains on the
Annapolis road.
For further inlormation tick of every kind, &c.
apply to J. I. ENGLAND, Agent. at Camden Sta
ton, or al the Ticket Office W. P SMITH.
Master Of Transportation.
j.. VI. COLE, General Ticket Agent. jy36-tf
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Ncw Noris 7tarfAc!s.


NEW YORK. October l--Noon-Coitun IS firm
sales at lSlI9 cts. Flour is quiet and prices
changed. Wheat is quiet and prices have advanced
ia2ci Corn has declined. Beef and Pork steady.
Lard heavy. Whisky firm.
New ORR. Ger. -i.-t'otiyu i firm: sales Of 500
bales at Sass cts Flour Aa4 Il declining tendency.
sales afS ~ bbl<: stare nj ss Co. Ohio s. 5ai2 90:
Western at s1as.S0 Southern du sales 500 bbls. AT
SoaG: Canada easier: sales 0S bbis. NJ - .30a2j0.
v heat has advancing tendency: prices Las cents
higher the market closing quiet: ale of 5000 bush
MiEaakic Club 4lI2alS Chicago Spring 81 .7Uai77
Corn has a declining tendency ami prices are cent
lower: sales III 600 bushels mixed at slaSS cents.
Pork heavy at 81 for Ness Lard unchanged: sales
at 2!a-9 cents. Whisky i. higher sales 81 3.
Sugar steady. Coffee quiet. Naval stores quiet
Spirits Turpentine $l.l5al.20 Petroleum dull.
crndc .'ba3 cents ifel@nts quiet. Cotton -ldaa-.
New York cattle Market.
NEw NoRE Oct. 2i-Beer j. l,al ct lower Sales NJ
llalal: ct. Receipt, 100 head. Cows and yeas sold
At fun prices. sheep and lambs were freely sold at
l4aS, cts ivr Sheep and high 10 cts for Lambs
Receipts 2}.'D] heoI Swine active IT l2aliiI cts.
Esi;;ia,ieii,i,ia Tsars,ets.
PumAnELrHt'. Oct: 2l-Petr!lemn i, firm. Flour
Wheat tail but prices unchanged. Rye has advanced
10 &ll2 elbow Corn S,aS1 cts. Mess Pork $50.
Coffee ira; i.ur'l =$a- rt- Sugar and }lolasse un
changed. Whisky ] ct highc:-Penn%ylyan -
Ohio So.
Chicago 7EmrltrfS.
CHlcAGo, ncf 2i.-Flour is dull. Wheat has opcnel
firm y i4lal cents closing d"l at l$1al3S cts iol
No. !, and li1al2,i cts for No =, Corn dull and J
cts lower sales 10 % - cts Tor No l. and 42a4& ct
or No. =. Oats are du aud prices have declined |
ct: sales at y 2a2I els ion NO. and = cts for No. .
Provisions are dull.
Cincinnati Markets.
,C>gNNArr, Oct. II Flour is quiet at s7.5nas7.7;
Mes Pork is easier Sale n s%3 without buyers
liuil5 meats and Bacon are unchanged. Whisky /,
in good demand ut SIS.
5iiW"ssttcc Gaartiets.
Mr.wWGr., Oct. n Flour Is dull. Wheat active
Ut decliI" u! cts sales At l56al3 els for No. l.
Foreign. Exports.
Panams->hp Forest Eagle 1863 tons coal
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There Ma very heavy business dom, at the Board
to-day in Bare Hill Mining COMPANY hut thc stock
market IS a hole was dull Bar, It'll! being the only
storl in which there wi- any actiyit,. G.ld seems
particular}y dnl At the first Board uorhing what
ever WA done in H. il hlr. the first time for "a luag
rcriod Tim. such II hcuam,uou has happened. and
1T ti,, .rr,l BOARD tIr ,,,r. only s." 100 sold The
market for il wa weaker than un yesterday the sales
being made ~ iIa "a aur ur". Il closed 1T ll5i
hid 1fgl-ra
t.y.rr,nr,,Is y-,r ,it b..i !fgier t.an ON ye,trr
l 49, IA .,ri.. .olf at 81 T. mn l,lyancc of
md Z ai.s IA i..,r. NJ 1n.a. an advance oras. New
DO .,I nj 1G1 Is, series 3d.. at q7a.. and 10 los
at g,a, the latter closing at g2r bid 90 asked For
certificates S wa, hiu and gsl asked. hat no sales
were made
R.Iti,ror. ,.;t, f.. .rc in demand and very frt.
1sqr selling t-la,. al 1905. nm advance of 10 -
an H.. sale, It made the market for them closing
ot 1na.il N,rli,u WA, dome in State stocks but
IN ,- l.d g. Virginia.. r., for Missolui'- - for
\,,;L r.r.ii.,. .,r,I n fir Tenncssrr', Railroad
aar5 ,, ...r.r.,ir, rcaIv Al previous quotations.
,. wen. .,., P.,rr.rd ~a,,r-. We notice a ale of
In ,harcs roT,rpr. and Planters bank at lI but this
,y,s ,l, ,1, ,ti,,o IL. G,ol, .tnrky Bankerx.
l 3r ..r, I,.r ,.t;.l. s IA ..,-,I.,,. e. 11ag,
~ ..r..7 ~. .i.'., .,5 lam. fiI. was tb To-,
lid ,I,.i,I ,,,it W.,,,i... , b..y,. lc.iiuc t,do,
-. so,, t.l,, s,, ,.-, h.. IL ,vt.re sold .t ,lolI
sral En- G-rr., L,.i,,. a decline If ,2al ia "a on
,.s,;,[,ss,lo r,, ,n,r, than s1a has how.
,,,r bq,,, lil f,r II ,,,. ,..r,r DAYS mast
r,o-. fiu Min .r, ,.,i,e to-day tL,. s,Ias
.rlan, rl,~ls ,sr.,,,,, ,I,rt % oao .lrcs There
,r,s h,-a,, . bo,,.,. Ia,,;o. y, - II o,enra IF
,r. l;-. r,r3 ,I sos ,b; -,.re. I;r Iccli,c If
I5.a.o,,. 49,, ,..,orl.,..- ,ri.. and ala down ia
90. bt the Sr.,nd Pond +, allied ,r,i,, seIlinn
~ -, M .i ..l,.l I, :,. ur - /, liI -,a5 ,1.nd
,..I,ir,.... ,Ir,,r.c anal afa,ii, j,l Lrorrhr rho
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Il AND COTTON PRESS.

This celebrated Press will turn out from twelve to
fifteen tons baed hay per day Of ten hours. CoNDEN-
to 20 TBS per cubic foot. with the labor of three
men and one horse, COTTON can be pressed to twenty
five or thirty Tbs. per cubic foot. County or State
rights rights for Single Presses, with full informa-
ton can be had of ~ ~
CHARLES L. OUDESLUYS Agent,
No. 81 South Gay street.
The Press can be seen on the lot adjoining the Con-
cordia Club House Eutaw street, and Model
Press is on exhibition ut the Maryland Institute Fair.
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TNTY REGISTERS OFFICE.

-, p ALIlAoRE. September -, 1900. }
~, CLOSING SECOND LANE
Inc Commissioners for Opening Streets having
and benefits for closing Second lane from Water
street 70 sixth street, notice is, therefore hereby
gwen mat me sad statement will remain AT this
ONCE lor thlrty DAYS from the date hereof during
which time appeals therefrom may be made 10 the
Superior Court OF Baltimore CITY
se21-laR 4W Register
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gT CATONSy WILLIE
ESSysr-fH ~ ssiAzssEssslE RAILWAY.
=2222rz.tgsIyacas= SPRING AND SUMNER
ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, May LIST, 1865. Car will
run hourly from \. VI. TO r. NJ, and at 9 p. NJ.
daily, sundays excepted; on Sunday. hourly from !
\. NJ. to p NJ.
Passengers to and from Ellicotts Mills will leave
daily, sundays included, at and II A. NJ, and .
and p. NJ.
Office west end Of Baltimore street
WIN. VI. ORNDORF.
ap-D-bm Secretary.
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originating in hillary arrangement, caused By the
malaria of masmatic countries.
This remedy has rarely failed to cure the seyerest
cases of ChlS and Fever and it has this great advan
tage over other Ague medicines, that it subdues the
complaint without injury to the patient. 1t contains
quinine other deleterous substance does it
produce quinism any injurious effect whatever.
Shaking brothers of the Army and the West try it,
and you will endorse these assertions.
Prepared by
J. c. AVER & CO.,
Lowell, Mass
And sold nv all Drupeists Sc q Pm
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TT, xss. 60 NORTHERN
| 49, ~ - Ei-..----s.s..zl CENTRAL RAILROAD.
SUMMER SCHEDULE


SUMNER SCHEDULE,
On and after Sunday, May -. 1865,
TRAINS NORTHWARD.
Partition Accommodation. No. l.......... 20 \. VI.
Mail 30
Harrisburg Accommodation ............. 80 p. NJ.
Partition Accommodation, No. 2............. 600 -
Pittsburg and Erie 800 I"
Pittsburg and Elmira Express .............l0.00
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Pttsburg, Emira and Erie EXprcss........ 100 \. NJ
Partition Accommodation, No. 2.............. $40 =
Marrlsburg Accommodation. 70 7. NJ
Parkton Accommodation. No. 4............. 10 -
Pttsburg Express through without change of cars
Express Train leaves daily at 1000.
Express Train ut 500 daily, except Saturdays, for
harrisburg, Pittsburg and Eric.
Express at 1000 7. NJ, Sundays, for Harrisburg,
Pittsburg and the West only, arrives daily, except
Mondays.
Express at 500 P. NJ. leaves daily except Satur-
days.
Mail daily, except Sundays. Harrisburg Accom-
mediation leaves daily except Sundays. Mail and
Express will not stop between Baltimore and Park
ton.
Mail and Express Trains make close connections
with the Pennsy lyania Central Railroad at Harris
burg for PittSburg, Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati
indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Chicago and all points in
the great West, and at Elmira with the New York
and Erie Railroad for all points in Northern Cen
trail and Western New York.
For further information, apply at Calvert Station.
j. N. DUBARRY,
General Superintendent.
10y 20 ED. S. YOUNG,
my2f-u General Freight and Passenger Agent
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t.. Ia rEz54szzzz=5l ORANGE AND
EIsgg II t .ss.-- ALEXANDRIA, RAILROAD.
THROUGH BY RAIL
ASllINGT0N AND ALEXANDRIA TO


FROM
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA TO
RICHMOND AND LINCHBURG.
On and after FRIDAY. Sent. !. 1865 tbe trains m
this road will run as follows
TRAINS SOUTH
Leaves Washington at...,....7 a. NJ and $50 p. NJ.
AdrY"nd2iiio t, j $5 n and n
Arrive i'll Richmond att. ?. NJ. and6 4. VI.
Lynchbnrg H.. go p. NJ. and i A. NJ
TRAINS NORTH
Leave HynIehbnrg at.., f45 4. n. and - P. n.
Gordonsvic. at.......12.$0 p. N. and 12.2O A. NJ.
Arrive IN alexandria IT.. 10 P N and i.50 4. VI.
Washington at. 80 p. NJ. and SIS A. ".
On Sundays Az leave Washington at $50 P. VI. only.
A. NJ, arriving in Gordonsve at Il As \. NJ. leaves
Gordonsyic at l23j p. NJ. arriving in Alexandria at
SP. NJ.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Alexan-
drla at : H. NJ, arriving IN lNnchburg at 40 p NJ;
leaves Lynchbnrg at go \. Mr.. arriving in Aexm-
,ria at $40 =. NJ.
Passengers for Warrcnton will take the : A. NJ
train south from Washington, and the6.l5 A. NJ train
north from lAnchburg
Passengers by the 6.l5 \. NJ and ia p. NJ. trains
from lYnchburg, and the A. VI. and .ljP NJ. trains
from Richmond connect with trains at Washington
for all parts of the North and West.
This route has the advantage over all Others by
having a continuous rail from New York to Lynch
hurg-iN5 miles.
II also passes through Fairfax Bull Run. Manassas.
BrStoc, Catietts, Rappahannock Culpcpper Orange
and Gord0nsvile where many Of the late great battles
were fought.
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express build
ing opposite the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Depot
i'll Washington. also atthc Depot on Maryland avenue
Trains leave the corner of First and e StS Washing
ton. WIN. II. MCCAFFERTN.
General Superintendent
j. VI. BROADCS,
oc.-tf General Passenger Agent.
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a. EOTE RIG.

The PATENT NEOTERIC SMOKING TUBES
are now in the market They combine purity with
luxury, and convenience with elegance. They &C.
cupy no more space than a common Cigar Holder, yet
by an ingenious breech loading principle they can be
smoked indefinitely without re-lighting They are
unquestionaby superior to anything before used
for the purpose overcoming all deleterious influences
and Olfensveness of smoking pipes.
Wholesale by the Sole Manufacturers,
JAMES ii. JOHNSON,
SO w. Baltimore street.
$1,000, , ~ Baltimore.
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AYERS AGUE CURE,

4 \ III Il: !; IA q i
~ innn Enrt hn -lnln I'D
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~ baltimore, September, 2i, 1855
m CLOSING SEVENTH STREET.
The Commissioners for Opening Streets having
made return Of their corrected statement of damages
and benefits for closing Seventh street from Mater
20 Sixth streets notice is therefore hereby given that
the said statement with accompanying plas will
remain ut this Office for thirty days from the date
hereof during which time appeals therefrom may be
made 10 the Superior Court of Baltimore city
JOHN A. THOMPSON,
seZp-laWlW Register
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Tr.l. i,3 Jy LeonordJ Tormcy d, Co.. Stock ANT Bill
brotcrs, No - SoH'h Street.
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CAPSULES OF NATICO yEGETALIs

.,,--,, - Baltimore.
BRANCH OFFICE, $40 Broadway N. Y.
Retaileh hv dealers generally. iel1-tf
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SHERIFF. SALES.

Dy VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERT P1
- eias to me directed, I will expose to public
sais. at the Court House in the Borough of Tunk-
N>nnsck. ON Saturday, the 18th dav of August neYt
et enc O'Clock P. M oil that certain, lot niece or
parcel land, situate in the TOWNSHIP of Tunkbap
aoeA bounded and described follows to Wit. Re-
Taning st stone corner in the Eastern line of land
OF che heirs Of Benz Jenkins, deceased, Thence
Neh ten and one fourth degrees, East, forty seven
psrchRs 8ang said line to corner arked by stones
Thsace South eighty seven and three fourths de-
Reees, East one hundred and ffty-eight and Eve
t@pths peFches to corner marked by stones Thence
D'ath, two and one fourth degrees West, sixty and
Rins tenths perches to stone corner thence North
eighty two and shree fourths degrees, West one
hundred and 6fty nine and one tenth perches TO the
place Of beginning, fftythrae and ffty eiphf
PeRehos less with ab,ut fifteen acres thereof
Improved Ons log dwelling house. one frame barn
sai shed, one hog pen one apple orchard and ether
ffust trees thereon, with the appurt enancer, &c.
- ALSO. one other piece, parcel. or tract of land.
situate In tn" Borough Of Tunkhannock, Bounded
and described follows to wit Beginning mt a cor
noe the North side Of Tioga Street. being the
S.uh East corner of lands of r. R. Little thence in
&FoFtheriy course along lands of said Little ten
percAas b o corner thence in IN easterly course
parallel with said Toga Street four rods to a cor
,sR thence IN n southorly parallel with said
tiles line, ten rods 10 said Ti0ga Street thence
sleas said street fur rods to the place of beginning
eossainng forty Perches Of land, oil improved, with
the appurtsnsnces, &c.
ALSO One other piece, arcel. or tract OF land
dsaAss In the Borough Of Tunkhannock, Bounded
cad described - follows, to wit: on the South by
4ssvison Street. one hundred and fifty feet, on the
West BY lands Of james Young, one hundred and
ehiPsy twe feet on the North by lands Of Harriet r.
vorschimer, hundred and fifty feet on the East,
BY Gssds OF Little and Dewitt and Co., containing
sssas twenty-five and eight elevcnths perches be
tas saAs more or less, all improved with the appur-
saaaheee. &c
SeiRed and taken in execution, at the suit of VIM
S. Overesld, Jol n Jackson, Jeremiah Osterhout,
cad George Ostsrhout, vs Jas L. Mullison, defend
sss In said writ named.
And viii bs sold for cash only. BY
AHIRA GAY, Sheriff
ghorE Office.
Tuak. July 1868
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. q. COOPER, PHYSICIAN d SURGEON
he Nswscp cssass. Lsssns County Pc
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-07-19
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recollect that hundreds of dollars worth of GRAIN
Provisions, &c, annually destroyed by Rats, Mice,
Ants, and other insects and vermin-all of which
can DO prevented by q few dollars worth of "Cos
rams" Rat, Roach, Ant. &C., Exterminator, bought
and used freely
II See "CosTAR's" advertisement in this paper.
@ Sold in-Tunkhannock, Pa,
- BY. W. Lyman Co. and all Druggists
and Dealers.
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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-07-19
A CARD TO THE SUFFERING.


n DO YOU WISH TO BE CURED IF so
SWALLOW two three hogsheads of "Buchu, "
'Tonis Bitters" Sarsaparilla," "Nervous Antidotes
Be-, Be-, 4c and after you are satisfied with the re-
salt then try one box of OLD DOCTOR BUBHAN'S
ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS-and be restored to
health and vigor in less than thirty days They are
purely vegetable pleasant to take prompt and sal
usaYy In their effects the broken down ami shat
tered constitution. Old aud young can take them
vrsA advantage DIR. BUCHAN'S ENGLISH SPE-
cfFIC PILLS cure in less than 30 days, the worst
coy, Seminal Weakness, Insanity, and all Urinary
sexual, and Nervous Affections, no matter from
chat cause produced. Price, One Dollar per box
Ssnt postpaid by mail, on receipt of an order Ad-
dress. JAMES S. BUTLER,
No 429 Broadway, New York, General Agent.
P.S-A box sent to any address on receipt of
pgiss...which is One Doilar---Post Free. II
descriptive Circular sent on application.
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