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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-09

B1- 1t has been remarked in our hearing
thatitneyer cost theeaitor ofthe Republican
much cash s'to be friend Of the Union y
But he continued his abuse upon Democrats
without stint or measure during the war.
So far he was ''outspoken, fearless and free. >
The war was a benefit to the editor of the
Repu6lscan, but rninous to the people gen
orally. He has received lucrative position,
furnished by the resuitsof the war, through
which he is nicely lining his pockets at the
erpense Of the Taxpayers. Wash the war
glorious thing for .S1tod9g but damaging
to the poor peoplel - - y
Only ONE DOLLAR FOR THE DEMOCRAT
AND STAR. We viii send the DEM ocR4T
& STAR to any address for SIX months from
the first of May7-which will run until after
the fall elections-for enc Dollar We trust
our friends, and Democratic clubs through
out the-eounty, will send US large number
of new subscribers. Whcne yer an effort is
made subscribers are readily obtained. Who
would not give a dollar for the DEMOCRAT
& STAR during the next SIX months of this
exciting campaign? 0urpaper will contain
large amount of political as well as gener
al reading matter. Each name must beac7
compained with the eash-,s..H .s,.ltA
ONE man, though he be President, does
not constitute the Government We have a
Senate congress, elected directly BY. the
people And these representatives, in con-
junction with the President. constitute the
government The President only can. act
by the advice aud with the consent of the
Senate. This is constitutional; and itwould
be well for the people to bear it always in
mind. ! Harrisburg TslsgsupA-
You don't say so What an EYE opener"
this information win be to thepoor deluded
creatures of the SC called Union party, who
were taught to believe Abraham Lincoln
wss the Government, and abhorred the nasty
copperheads for arguing contrarily ! This
is such complete change of base that 1T
would be well for thepeople to bearit always
in mind. !"
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1NsW1Rs 70 CORRESPONDENTS

. H.-Roaringereek.-You letter congratulating
the DxxocRkT klsTAe. has been received. If we
hass room We will publish It; next week. Like
many others hieh we receive daily. the letter
speaks for The Democ facy OF your locality,
Jonx,-of Centre. As far as We are permittedto
Judge the people are decidedly in favor Of a Poor
!. J. --Cali atour ofice, and you will get the de-
sired info, matiou- hra 4Ssfl - si,e-i ,se-a'.
DosoLas. -Piease send US your real name and we
wiifpubIish your article you are willing for such
assertions 90 10 the public, yeur own sigma
surc all right IL not they ~iii not be Publis,d by
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The under signed respectfully informs the citizens
BioonIS burg and Columbia county, that they kc'
n the different numbers coal and selected
lump coal for snilhing purposes, on their wharf, ad
Joining McKelvY, Neal & Cos FuTnare with a good
pair Buffalo scales the wharftO weigh coal hay and
straw Likewise a horse and wagon, to deliver coal
to those who desire it. As purchase large
amount OF coal we intend 10 keep superior attIeIe
ard seit the very lowest prices. Please call aud
FOR your selves before purchasing elsewhere
]. w. BEN DEbSHOT
AUGUSTUS MASON.
II lie Undersigned will take, in exchange for Coal
1 aud Groceries. the following named articles =
Wheat Rye Corn. Oats. Potatoes, Lard, am, Shorl
der, and side meat Butter. Eggs. Hay sc, at the
highes cash prices his Grocery Stnre, adjoining
III, coal yard }. w HENDEbSdO
Blooms butg, April %, leb6.-3t
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-09

.sga- B. sStehner, sConfectioner of this
place, has purchased Of NJ. C.. Sloan & Bro,
q splendid light wagon, with neat falling top
in front, constructed specially for carrying
candies, sweet-meats, cakes, nuts, &c.
through thecounfrye Barney is an enter
prising man--knows how to make money in
his line. ,nss1.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-09

sCouRT. There was quite a large attend
ance at Court on Monday and Tuesday of
this week. The Commonwealth matter is
light this Term and the majority of the
civil causes was postponed. The granting
of Hotel licenses is being done to-day, WED
nesday) The Grand Jurors have been dis
missed. "A synopsis of the proceedings viii
appear IN our next
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-09
525. HOOP SKIRTS. 62S.
Hopkins own Make"
MASuTACTCRED and SOLD
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,

No 62S ARClI Street, PHILADA. Z
The most complete assortment OF Laiies' Misses
and Children's HOOP SKIRTS, in this City gotten
u7 expressly to meet the WANTS Of PRsT GLASS
TRADE embracing the newest and most desirable
Styles and Sizes Of Gore Trails" Of every leAgth
from ) TO 4 yds. round.-20 to So Springs. AZ
20 SIS co. Plain Skirts, all lengths. from 81 to yds.
round the bottom at 81 40 to - is,
Our line Of Misse s. and Children's SKIRTS, are
proveroiay beyond all competition for variety OF
styles aud sizes AS well hRish and durabili-
~ varying from & 10 80 inches in length, q to ~
sp-iRgs at 35 cents to 81 25. All Skiits of .tOUR
OWN MAKE" are WARRANTED to give Satisfaction !;
Dut Buy sUcH unless they have, Hopkins
Hoop skirt Mandatory, No. 525 Arch Street"
Stamped on each Tab
Also constantly on hand. oooD SKIRTS, Manufac-
tufed in New York a nd the Eastern States, which
sell at very low Pricos A lot of chear Ski rts-
IS springs, e5 cents 30 springs. 81 oO-35 springs
81 l5-3a springs. 81 25 and 40 springs 81 so.
VI Skirts made to o der and Repaired.
q ? TERMS CASH. 0sE PRIcE ONLY
March q. ISG6.-4mos,
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FAlsMatPRIVAEE sALL.

FARM at PEsHN AE'EG SAIL.
U'HE subscriber offers Private Sale Farm SIT
1 uated IN Orarge Twp, Col. CO, Pa IL miles from
Rohrsburg and from orangeville, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND SIX ACRES.
Sixty of which is cleared aud well improved, the
balance wen tiInhered, There on the premises
cOmmodious new buildings good orchard and
large youag apple and each orchard, Of six ysars
growth, beeinni ng TO bear.
Orange ,,vn March % 1866
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-09
A Brown Heifcr,

subscriber. in Fish
eo inty. some time
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-05-09
NEW Coal YARD.

PHLL.7DELPH
Aprii 25. Isc6.-3m.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15

TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

hereby offer q reward of two hundred dol
lars, to any person or persons. who will pro-
cure the evidence that shall effect the convic-
ton OF the infamous author or authors of the
most foul, atrocious aud malignant ISLANDERS
circulated regarding me, in connection with
the deplorable and affecting dispensation with
which myself aud family have recently been
visited. As If our hearts had not been suHi-
ciently lacerated, and the agony of our grief
not rendered more deeply acute and unbeara-
BILE, the malicious tongues of wicked and de-
PRAYED minds have gloated in their hendish
purposes in blasting my character and repuia-
ton, and plunging hearlrbroken family In
still deeper misery and distress. To all reports
of whatever character, on all and every aspect
l give most positive and emphatic denial
and pronounce them most solemnly to be wick
eddy and atrociously false, without II shadow
to hinge upon, and but the EN- inatons OF some
dastardy and to me implacable enemy.
To those kind friend, who have SO feelingly
expressed their sincere sympathy iu cur deep
affection, we tender our most heartfelt thanks
assuring them that their kindness has left an
impression, which, whilst memory lasts, can
never be edaced.
feel conscious that | shall have the best
wishes of all good people, that the foul Sian
derers, whose fendish attempts to blacken and
blast the reputation of fellow citizen, may
be brought to that punishment their iniamou,
conduct deserves. WIN. @. LEiBRARDT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15
PUBLlC SALE.

SGyt WILL be ssld at Public Sale, at IN
1.-The residence Of the subscriber, inA2A
pran' lywns Huudrsd, about fou. miles from Will
mp ston, on the road leading from Talloyvillo to
Ro,,Rland, on WEDNESDAY, the It'll day Of March.
1865, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, the following personal
p ,operty: One horse, three year old colt, marc
colt six good mieh cows, heifers, yesring bnli
, shoats and chickens.
FARMING UTENSILS Consisting Of cart,
market dearborn, Shaw's Iron Harvester. revolt
wing horse rake grain FAM grindstsne, plows, hsr-
rows, cuitivators, shoveis, hoes crowbars, sedge
hammers, 2 large log chains. double and single
trees, basket sleigh, crots out saw, hay by the
| ton, corn fodder and many other articles.
| MISUNDERSTANDING Of 2churns, Oh q
large butter tub cream cans, tin cams, DC. Ais
| / large wood stove, DO. JAMES RICHTER.
| W. H. REYNOLDS, Auctioneer. feb l5-0.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Feb. l4th, 1866.
ITPoN the Application Of Lindey smyih; Executor o.
u the last Will and Testament OF David SMITH late II
wilnin Hd, in said County, deceased; Ia TOR
DER directed by the Register that the R1ecatsr
tAmentAy the estate OF decesssd with the date
of granting thereof by causing Advertisements TO be
posted from the date of such Letters
IN ak of the public placeaof the County Of New
the estate present tn same abide By an Act Of
cause the beinserted within the erod n
the Delaware Republican newspaperpnblishedi in VIII
min aten and to be continued Their ein two months.
J~~( Given under the hand and Seal IF once Of
IL, the Re said, etNev Castle, In New
~ Castle County sfST,ssatd ths day and year
NOTICE.-All persons having claims sgAinst the Es
of the must present the same duly attest
ed to tbe Executor, before FEBRUARY 18th: 1857
oriabide the Act of Assembly in such ease made and
provided LINDbkY fNYrH,
Fec IA 2mos Executor.
p. sEProbAted bills may be left with Clement b.
smyth No. 7, Kast Third Street, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15

WILL DO sold 1t Public Sale, on -,z-.>S
GNTUEsDAY,t the 27tk day Of. Rebru ary, at S&SYs
62ithc late residesee Of Rev. AlexanderAS-
Lea In Aptieyunimlnk Hd., Fiedsbor0 the fol.
lowing described property, viz good work horses,
cows; shoats, farm wagon, horse cart, wheel
barrow horse rake ladders, carriage and harness,
grain ian CRADLE piows harows cutivators hoes
forks Lot Of white and yellow corn by the bushs,
wagon harness. and plow gears lot Of pork by the b
cMpeutss TOOLS nc, Sc together with Household and
Kitchen Rursiturs, consisting Of beds. bedstesd. and
desc two corner eupboars carpets, tinwAre, eartheu
ware cedwAre stoves and fixtures knives and forks,
ind weights. churn lamps aud sundry other ar
tiees Sale to ocm mence at 10 o'clock, A NJ. Terms
Cash SAMUEL sEGARb,
Exs
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15
RuhliC Sale.

rN1GT THE subscriber VIII oHer al Pub-E lEaM
L3AA lie Sale at hts residence No 49,
AA Donnugh, In 81. Georges Hundred, AA-A-
on MONDAY, the 10th day Of February, 1885, at 10
o'clock A. NJ the following stock and farming mple
mens:-2 pair good young Mules Mares, believed to
be with foa BY that superior jack Morgan two year
S's s.ars o,d, bull ysap. olS one YEAR od asisr
and her calf 4 weeks old; thoroughbred Durhams, 8
Mich Cows three year old sfer. yearlns Buli and
Or; Is Shoats and Pigs as Sheep Ewes with Lamb;
Mccormick Reaper. horse swsep Power Corn Shelter
Wheat Drill, Fan. Roller, Wheel Rake, Mott" Far
mer's Boiler family Carriage, Wagons, OF Carts,
three horse double Harrow Share Harrow also other
Hsrrows, Flows and Oultiyators; four sets Mule Har
ness, Plow Gears Grain Cradles Forks, Shoves, Hoes
shorse trees, deuble and single trees, DC.
TERMs-Al sums ofeSo aud under, cash. Over that
amount credit OF six months note with approved
security. JESSE HIGGINS.
l., W. etidham, Auet. feb lots
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15

HIsToRIoAL S0oIErY. The last Getting Of this
society held on Thursday, the 9Th inst, was
we'll attended outstanding the storm then
prevailing. Interesting correspondence was
read, and valuable donations were received,
amongst them certificate of membership In
the order Of the Cincinnati signed by Gen.
erals Washington and Knox, aud formerly be-
longing to a Revolutionary soldier from the
State Of Delaware A number of new mem
bers connected themselves with the society. A
resolution was apopted for the appointment Of
vari Gus committees to prepare histories of
their respective neighborheods. The Commit
tee already appointed for this purpose were
authorized to send circular to the various Of
fcsrs OF the Delaware Regiments of the la te
war, requesting full information concerning
their organizations, to be preserved among the
archives of the Society.
The room OF the Society presents now very
handsome appearance and Its collection o.
books and curiosities is already quite consid-
cradle.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15
NAH RHED.

On Thursday, the 9th instant, in the pres
ence of the Mayor of Philadelphia by Friends
ceremony, Mr.. James Hardness and Miss Mary
r. Eastburn, all of Mill Greek Hundred, Del.
On the 18th inst, by Friends ceremony, in
the presence of the Mayor, at the residence of
Or. G. Harlan, Edward B. Chope Of Detroit,
Michigan, to Matte II. N GORE of Will, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15

~ Win be sold at pnblic sale at the
shop of the subscriber, corner of Tenth
J and Tatnall Streets on SATURDAY,
the oath day of February, 1866. all his blacksmith
tools thop fixtures and the stock on hand, consist
Ing Of sets of bellows anvils, vises, set Of pat.
emit dies pair of stocks and dies of various sizes,
clock work benches, wheel trussel, tire bender,
drilling machine, number of swedge tools, fullers
punches, 5 slsdgss set of shooting tools mandrili,
slack tubs, hammers wrenehss lot oil new picks and
msttocks. chains assortment of iran Of differ
emit sizes let of old iron assorted, together with
number of articles not enumerated. Sale 70 com
msncs at 10 O'Clock, A. N. JOSEPH TURNER.
J. H. Publ 4 CO., Aust,rs. tebla
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15
Sslawars gspublitau.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY is, 1866.

The REBRLLIos.-The Gazette persists In
calling the late rebellion an "Abolition war"
More properly speaking it was the slavehol-
ders war;" who most fortunately were foiled
in their purpose to overthrow the Govern
ment, and establish great slave empire upon
its ruins. The effort to create feeling against
the party which upheld the Government
shows plainly enough the character Of the
sympathi,s OF that paper.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15
WILMINGTON MARKETS.
IN Strength 70 the WeakI
0a Youth to tho Aged.
BIoKRENE, OR LIPR RRJUvENAToR

This preparation is uneaualied as Reiuvsnstor and
The ssed should be certain to IN axe the Biokrene
god, inasmuoh 1t viii render them youth
iuI in and in strength and enable them to live
over again the days OF the pristine Joy IL not only
exhiIerates tstre gthens. ank ID rssy An inVAua
bic blessing especially those who have been reduced
10 a co edition OF seryiity self abuse, misfortuns or
ordinary Sickness No matter what the oaase Of the
lmgoteaSI Of em NOV hs eeet Il nes and forever
Cures Impotencv, General Debility, Nervous lnsspaci
~ il, sprpsia epressIon, Loss Appetite, Low Spirits,
Weakness Of the Organs Of Generation, imoeciny;
Msntal indoencs, Einaciation, Ennui. 1t has most
BILE and novel effect upon the nervous
sys.m and all who are in way proatratea pw
vnns are earnestly Savtnsd ~ svss oe
this M ost eI cellsnt and uneQuAlls prsparatoh,
p.rsons who by prudence, have lost Their NAtuh-
nj yIooR will hud speedy and permanent cure IN tue
NJ BiUKRENk. . -,
The FEEBLE the LAaoUiD, the DRsPAiRibG, the pLD
shnuld give his valuable ikc0Very trial " VIII pe
found totally different from all other articles Tor the
10 fsMsIEs.-This preparationi ia inyaluable in ner
yous all kinds, IL will restore tue WAstsu
strensth with wonderful per mansnee T.. NJ
Itia alsO grand tonic, and will give reliet IN DH
pepsia with the arst dose brief geraistenes In ~
health, and hanish Dyspepaia forever, a.,, \.
One Dollar Bottle, or six Bottles Tor 90 sold pS
Dru gg SITS generally. ..-,
HUfUHfHa5 HILLYER. PRoPRIzroRs,
% Deg Street. New York. -
Sold by EDWARD McINALL. Wilmington. -
fahi ~
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15

Mr. EDIroR:-Iu the issue your paper OF
the 18th inst, notice my name ment Toned as
a candidate for the GoveInorship. This was
unauthorized and is entirely discountenanced
by me. Il was done for the purpose presume OF
merely amusing the writer whose time should
have been more probably employed. j. D.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15
DIED.

In this city, on the 18th inst, Franklin, in
FAINT sou OF Haunum and Phebe Pierce, aged
about fifteen months.
On the 9th OF January, 1866, VIM. Martin,
aged 81 years.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15

Ma SAutsBURV WANTS IEFoRxArIos.-In the
U. s. Senate, last Tuesday, Mr. Salisbury
wished to ask a question. The Senate and the
country was very familiar with this word tool
lored" as applied to the negro race. He would
like to know what authority there was for the
use of that word. The only place he had ever
seen it in history so applied was in The history
OF San Domingo, where it was used TO denote
mulattoes.
Our Senator seems not 10 have thought
just at the moment Of the bleaching process Of
bis beloved i" institution" The fact 10 that sla-
very has been mixing up the best blood of the
masters with their slaves so that The words
Black Race" no longer applies. Practical
amalgamatioa has so shaded the negro
that the rather indefinite word colored" 10
the only one which is descriptive. The chill
dren, grandchildren and great grand cbildrsn
of the cbivalry. half-bloodsd as they are, will
hardly bear to be called black"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15
ELECTION.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Election for nine
IN Directors, to for year. will be held by the
Stockholders ofthe Delaware Fire insurance Company
at their ooe No. 807 Market Street, Monday the 9Th
day Of arch next, between the hours OF 10 and II
O'clock A. NJ. JOHN McLEAR,
feb l2-lt Secretary.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15

- The subBcribar VIII sell at hiddle- G&1&SR
- town, Dell on WEDNESDAY, Feb Uy1s
0lruary, 18th. 1855, u following large 49,
-aSlot Of Stock, Farming Utensils, he.
IL NOTWITHSTANDING which are several hne drivers,
bay coming ave old, has been driven lit
hns hackney 1 large brown horse, yourg and
sound, fne driver and hackney; pair OF young
tern horses six aud seven years od kind gentle and
true In all kinds Of harness. will weigh $500 pounds
two year old colt Of ne and superior stock; also,
nne Stallion, eight years old, large hay, with ane
aud tall and possessing many excellent qualities
warranted sound and kind in all harness. and Is sure
foale pair enc Mules, pair Of which four years
old and large the other pair eight years DID, very
superior.
rs HEAD OF CATTLE-Oonsstings Of 20 beevss all
sreers will average about 700 pounds dressed 10 yoke
Of well exen, of Sussex County Stock
which 10 noted los being quick, true and strviceable
Of which will doubtsss sell great bargains, being
quite thin yoke OF young steers, have been handled
htte among them 10 one pair Of twins. cosr red SUI
peror Devon bulls tive years old last fall the balance
consists Of COWS and hsifers.
The Machines and Farming Utensils consist ell good
thIeshing machine, 9eysers patent; eight horse Pei
ton power In good order; Reaping shelter, FAM
wagons carts, plow1, hsrrovs, ouvators pillow gears
Wagon harness, 80, 40. good NO top buggy wagon
5000 bundles of excellent corn blades, saved without
the ground, &c.
TERMS or BALE.-An sums Of e7B aud under cash.
that amount credit Of and IL ..months will be
gvon by purchaser giving negotiable nos with approved
endorser, stamps and interest added.
Bale to commence at sk O'clock No postpsnsmsnt on
account Of weather. T. X. COCHRAN.
T. II. WRIGHT, Auo4. feb lSts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15

Public hale OF Il ergonal Property.
~ A. the snbssribsr I, about to rslin- Geylk
IN Quish farming, he will sell at Public XA<YS
Asals, at his rssdspce In Mill CrsekAp
Hundred, hear Corner Ketch on sscond Day, the 5tb
a property, t9 ,wit; HoRsEs:-l bay horse years
With fosl, years OLE; Dean Swift Colt yeas DID,
very hne; yoke OF good square orkers
Mich Cows. with Cali at her sidsi2 Store Pigs,
Roar and Sow. q The Chester County ~hit:, head
and half Leicester all with Lambs at their Sides
or with Lamb to Leicester Buck; one South Down,
also Leicester Buck.
Farming implements hsrrows, eul!iyator;;
In good order; good market wa gon, for two
hortss; one set OF gh wagon harness. and other Arti
ces not tnmsrated; will also sell two Turkey Heps
and Gobsr, Bucks County Breed; uttwentT pair
Of extra fowls, aud hives Of Bees Terms at Sale
DAVID kAsrsURH.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-15
Huef'
PUBLIC SALE.


~ THE subscriber intending to quit f%US
A0Sthe store keeping business, will sell .k--2.s
at Public Sale, at Jostsr's Corner, in Pencader Hd
on SATURDAY. the 18th day Of February, 1855,
at 10 O'clock A. M, all his store goods consisting
of hats, Caps, Boots, shoes, Dry Goods, Groceries.
Meat Lard, Queen quars, Tinwsre, Medisine, DO
Also good young carriage Horse, Farm Horse,
good young COW and IT, and good Germantown
Wagon and harness, TERMs.-All sums Of $40 and
under, cas- h. Over that amount credit Of months
will be given by the purchaser giving bankabe
av.o nit on app ovsos ct a0rssr - traTcn
Public sale 0f Personal Property.
n will be sold at Public Sale, at the re 0xeTy4
IN sidsnos of the subscriber, two and ~
IA half miles from Aiddlstown, on theAs.
read to Summit Bridge, on Tussdsy the 2Ith day OF
al pr psrtyi horses, colts pair eIesent mules,
head OF cattle, being superior hiieh Cows coming IN
profit the othsrn coming enc ahd two years olo I'VE
shoats. rs head OF good Western Ewes, and south
down Buck. , ,
ufaoture Of hay risshg, new grain dril iron ro
rake [Pisress pat tleorn sheler, Van Wiekle fsa,
Cut ting BOZ, Plows, Hsrrows Gpltivators, set Of
Wagon lsrnsss, Plew GeArs. Oollsrs, Bridlss Grain
Bass& lot Of Pork By the pound, Potattes By the
bushel, Peach Bio Y, Buckeye and white sproutl
TeTmr,-Ili sums of $40 and less. CASH On all sums
over S2o credit OF months will be given by the
pnrchsser giving Bank BILE note with approved en-
dorser, interest added. IL Sale Po.itiye; o,,
feb Is u. u. LLoi v: