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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28
DIR. IL. s. RICE.

DR. R. s. RICE.
Continues the practice of Medicine in Fremont
and adjacent country.
OEF1cE, as formerly, on Front street, oppo-
site Deals new building.
Fremont, Nov. %, l85O.-37
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The Terms &c. will be made known on application
to him. He will give special attention to those who
wish to prepare themselves for teaching. Scholars
from abroad will find the expense of attending this
school no greater than that Of attending the public
schools Of the town. The advantages will in all
respects be at least equal TO those of any other
school and in respects superior, account of
the limited number of scholars.
Fremont, Oct 5, 1650-30:2
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GALVANTC BATTERIES

Furnished, with instructions. All of these are in
despensahly necessary to compete with artists pos
sessing the above facilities
Miniatures set in Pins, Rings, Ladies' Bracelets:
&c. Also, Daguerreotypes and Oil Paintings cop
led with accuracy The subscriber will remain in
this place fewmonths only. Their Rooms may be
found at the Franklin House.
Fremont Nov 80, 1850.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28
NEW HARDW ARE!
"a VA HD
LEATHER, TIN. AND
S T @ V d S Z @ R D.!
AT THE SIGN OF THE
Paddock & Stove!
In the Store formerly occupied BY E. N. Cook,
Nearly opposite the New Bank.

IN the 0tOTe IuTmefIy oCCuPI5u Oy Il N OOOA'
Nearly opposite the New Bank.
.TNHE SUBSCRIBERS take this opportunity 10
i say a word 10 the citizens Of Sandusky and
neighboring counties. You have no doubt long
felt tho necessity of having Hardware establish
ment in Fremont. where be found an assort
ment of goods necessary for nearly every branch Of
business! Seeing this, we have come among you,
with good assortment of Hardware of all de-
scrplons be found in any town west Of the
city of New York. From long connection with
the business, facilities for buying American
goods direct from the manufacturers, thereby saw
ing commission TO agents, will'gve the advant-
age of selling general country dealers,
disposed TO sell goods at small advance above
cost. Wn shall be the hetter able to do SO,
have concluded to adopt the cash system. We will
take any thing the farmer has offer in the way of
produce, aud pay the highest market price in Cash
or Goods. Among extensive assortment, may
be found the following articles, viz:
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28

Sale of Real Estate by order of Court.
ON the 2lst day of October, Je50. between the
" hours piescribed by law, at the door Of the
Court House in Fremont, in the county of Sal dus-
XIV, and state o. Ohio, will be sold 20 the highest
bidder the follow ing real estate, as the properly Of
Daniel P. Newell, deceased, subject 10 the right Of
dover Of the widow, 10 wit: -
The west half OF the southwest quarter of sec
ton number thirty, township number FIVE, range
uumber thirteen, containing eighty more OF
less Appraised at 1900 Terms-Casfin in hand.
E. HUNTINGTON, Administrator.
September II, IS50-l7:5
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KENTUCKY MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
AT CONVICTION, KY.


AT CONVICTION, KY.
Guaranty Fund, slOG,9GO 90.
W. B. ROBBINS, PBEsIDKNT
A. L. GREER. VIcE PREsIDEKT.
J. R. PAYSON, SEcRE AIRY.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
~ B Robins, j. s. Morgan,
H. L. Greer, j. B. Casey,
c. H. W1thers, s. r. Mack,
H. NJ Withers, 81. RdIker.
j. T. Morchead, Solicitor.
r. Pretlow, NJ d., Physician.
j. B. Casey, CHM Com on Finance
The Terms upon which this Company infure
Life are peculiarly favorable to the Insured;-nucli
more so, it is believed, than the terms of any other
fe insurance Company, TO wit:
The groat security afforded in a GUARANTY Fund
of 500, 600, $4,000 of which has been paid in
Cash, and $4,000 secured in the safest manner,
by Bond and Mortgage Of Real Estate;
Rates of Premium greatly reduced rom the rates
of other Companies, and more equally graduated;
Insurance for the benefit of Married Women
secure from the creditors of their husbands;
The insured not liable TO assessments for losses;
No extreme hazards taken by this Company;
An annual dividend to all policy holders, payable
in Caso also, additions made Life Policies every
FIVE wears;
Notes taken in part for preminms;
FolicIes issued uGou Application without delay,
causing no loss of Insurance to the parties.
Lives OF either sex insured between the ages of
fourteen and sixty inclusive, for one year, for five
years, for life.
The Pamphlets and Tracts published by the
Company will be found TO contain much valuable
information respecting the nature, principles, ap-
plicaton, and benefits Of Life Insurance. Also an
examination Of the plans Of the other Mutual Com
Panies Of this country. and foil explanation of The
plan proposed by this Company, together with va
rious tables, showing the rates of premium for
the term of life, of several Companies, compared
with tho rates Of this Company, and another giving
the rates of this Company FOR all ages and terms
at which Insurance is made.
Pamphlets and Tracts furnished gratis, and ap-
plicafions rebeived and forwarded bv
CHESTER EDGERTON,
Agent at Fremont, o.
JAMES w WILSON, Medical Examiner.
Fremont Dec. Z, 1850
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COTILION PARTIES,
4ebecca CrnndnI,s Estn1e.

HULLS Trusses. Double s. Single, Abdominal
l1SuPporteTs, Shoulder Braces &c. at
WOOSTER'S.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28
MEDICINE DEPOT.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS, DYE-STUFFS, dc.
7. f. WOOSTER.

WOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants of
w Fremont aud vicinity, that he has opened the
store recently occupied by Messrs. OPpenheimer,
with good aud we'll selected assortment of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, DyeStnfs, &c, which
he offers very fair and liberal terms.
Having been engaged in the business for several
wears, he assure the public. that from his expe
rience aud facilities in buying in the New Yo k and
Eastern Markets. that he and will sell as low
any establishment in Northern Ohio. EIe will not
be undersod
Please call and examine quality and prices, and If
we don't sell you, it will not be owing the price
Physicians particularly invited TO call and ex-
anse quality and prices
ATT. F. Wooster's Drug Store may he found a
choice lot of Liquors for Medicinal. mechanical, s.
SacrameutaI purposes. Alcohol, 4ih proof Braudy,
pure. Pure Juice of the Grape. Port Wine, Ma
dera, Sherry, &c.
Fremont Dec. 1850.
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Finding Ladies' Goods, such as Shawls, Alpac-
cas-, Merinus De Laines, Ginghams, Prints, & g,
&C., very low, we purchased large assortment,
which we will sell TWENTY LOWER than
the same articles can be sold by those who bought
earlier.
GinghamS l23 cents per yard; better than
ever before offered in this market for that price.
Come and satisfy yourselves.
ShaWlS Bay State, Empire, Scotch, Brocha,
Cassimere, and Black Silk Shawls, which offer
al great bargains.
Prints, the hest and cheapest assortment ever
offered-from 81 cents to shilling, and all fast
colors. II you want dress, be and call at
Haynes before buying.
TO THE GENTLEMEN.
II YOU wish TO save tive ntv per cent in buying
your Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Gaps,
aud have IA fresh aud better assortment TO choose
from than before offered you, call at the
"RAIL ROAD STOREP'
also, if YOU are in want of any kind of Groceries,
Muslin, LIE .ther. Nails, Glass, Sloneware, come
and look stock before buying.
And wlth the determination to spare pains TO
give entire satisfaction both to village and
country trade, cannot fail to continue to hear it
said III
EH "a M M @ ~ 9
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Stand from Under!
BOOTS And SHOES!
s19'e ON the ENIt!!
TOPPING 81 WEeSSTETN

TOPPING d WEGSTEIN.
A RE just receiving large and splendid Fall
"A and Winter stock of Boots and Shoes, which
Val be sold cheap for Cash!
1t consists in part of Gents, Calf Kip and coarse
BOOTS & SHOES.
Ladies Enameled Lace and Polka Boots; Enam-
eed Excelsiors and Buskins, aud great variety of
Slippers and Ties of the best style. Lasting, Mo-
rocco and calf
LACE AND CATER BOOTS.
Misses EnameIed Lace and Polka Boots; Mo-
rocco, Lasting, Cater, and Lace Boots; Calf and
Kip Boots Morocco Buskins, Slippers and Ties.
Children's enameled, lace, and polka boots, Mo-
rocco and caflac boots and shoes.
general assortment of heavy Boots,
for the coming
Boys, Youths and chiIdren's kip aud coarse
boots and shoes.
A general assortment of Ladies; Gents, and Mis-
ses Patent
India Rubber Boots and Over Shoes.
Also, large stock of Leather and shoe Findings,
which would be glad TO have our city and coun-
try shoemakers examine.
Boots and Shoes from measure.
Our town and country customers can have boots
and shoes made TO order at shop. We have
secured the services of several experienced work.
men, especially for this branch Of our business, and
any work entrusted TO us will be warranted TO FIT
aud of GOOD STOCK.
&c South Store IN Iyler's block at the
sign of the big BOOT -T
Fremont Oct 5, Is
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SELECT SCHOOL.

A SELECT School will be opened in Fremont BY
IA Rev. F. S. WHITE, on
Monday OnfnNDow 9Th
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Head Quarters
R N @ e D!!
Since the Great Explosion and
EsiOtO Wp at EEeae' Quarters!
J. S. OLMSTED,
Has been to N. York City,
AND PURCHASED A ALARGE STOCK
Of New Goods,
And is now prepared to supply all the former
customers of Head Quarters in addition
to his old friends and patrons who
by their patronage rendered
Observation-Disclosures
Celebrated throughout Sandusky county,
as the most favorable place TO buy their Goods.
He WILL STILL CONTINUE
At his Old Stand on the Turnpike.
Opposite VVhyIer's Tavern.
In his assortment will be found
DBLACK, Brown. Blue aud Mixed cloth, black.
IL mixed and fancy cassimeres, blue, black, aud
mixed saiinetts, Kentucky jeans and tweeds cloth.
red, white and Y elbow hannes, red and blue plaid
cloaking, gimps, fringes. calicoes, gimghams, al
pacchs. and lawn cloths, shaws and dress hand
kerchiefs, and the most fashionahie fancy dress
goods for the ladies that the New ork market can
afford. Bleached and brown
Shirtings, Canton Flannels,
Ribbons, Black Silk for Dresses
Sewing Silk, Checks, Vestings,
Twist & thread, Comforters,
Cohoe's Shirts and Drawers,
Travelling Bags,
Mufs, Carpeting,
Waddings, Battings,
Cotton Yarn, Carpet Warp,
Cgpeting and almost every description of
Dry Goods that are kept in the Western Country.
Groceries,,
Tea, coffee, sugar, pepper, spice, ginger, nutmegs,
cloves. cinnamon. starch. salnratus,
madder, indigo, alum, &c.
Hardware,
CrOs-cut, mill. hand aud woods cross-cut,
mill, and handsaw files; Sweed's iron,
fiat and round bars; cut and wro't
nails; band & hoop iron;
cast, spring, &
American steel; Ames'
shovels. hay and MANURE forks;
nail rods; Whites Simmons and Collins
cast steel axes; besides extensive assortment of
SHELF HARDWARE, such as,
Pocket knives, table knives and forks, butts and
screws; door hangings and trimmings, &C., &c.
q
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MesSrS. Crobaugh

VNTould most respectively announce TO the Peo-
w pie of Fremont and vicinity, that they are pre-
pared to execute
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M3ALLISTER'S All Healing Ointment, Deans
1Nl Chemical Plaster, BIake's Bitters, &c, at
WOOSTER'S
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To the Ladies'!

CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Wr. Ciay's speoch-The Gaiphin

WAsHIssToS, wedns day, May 8
We could not well avoid the attempt to TOP u
crourdless nputatons, or to wipe the dust frccz y
blurred case. Having no doubt ~ opinit % and
suspcicns expressed were moe honestly e.,-sr'
tanned, We could not presume they were enter
tanned By oae only. Our brief reply was therefore
General. But we dizclam and detest the idea Of
Controversy. We have not such ambition The
Exceeding brcvity Of statements, brief even &C
-. exnense of the full strength Of the argument oe
the case, is proofof this. twcnty-our column
speech could be easily spun out Of the raw ma
,ersl of this subject, ard without being all gauze
either We were content with q couple Of para
graphs If they, or what we have heretofore
urged, have in any degree elucidated the matters
in question, we are CHAD. We have gone rapidly
over the whole ground. from time to time. and We
propose DO repetition. The Presidents plan 10
simple and easily understood We believe tho
people understand i, spproyc Il, AMI will sappou
IL. We need no. ray tha. we believe it 10 be the
most wise, conciiatory, heaIing, and In every way
the best that has been, or can be offered. We be.
lieye moreover il will be forced upon the country
By the necessities OF tie case, though all the lead.
ing statesmen OF the county conspue againstit,a
thew seem 20 be doing.
But in the expression OF our views, argument
ard opinions, we submit that we ought not to DO
subiected 10 the iInputation OF personal asDirs.
tioasv There is an end Of discussion on the merits
OF the case. when 1t merges IN she attrioeting OF
taotires TO the advocates. And yet il does not
weaken a lawyers argument - tell him he
gets a good fec. Bat in general discussion to
intimate nything Of this sort is in the first place
urlair and sngenercus, and Ia tic next is ridicu,
Ions. Il is 10 better than it was FOR FOoTE To 70
rly 70 one Of BEEroS's knockd down arguments by
INVITING him Of q rchoolboy indscretion II would
be 70 answer u the ogic Of a chimney sweep, To
cal him & smutty dog We should reckon &c very
incoEclusive as well ss very impertinent IN us %
say that the Editor Of TIE Tribune was inclined
to support the Compromise bill without reference
10 lis proyisiops. because his particular friend Nj.
CLAY was the author Of it. Bat the statement
might nevertheless find bsieysrs, and not BE- vi1h-
ont II fuence; for when was statement ever ma.e
s. absuIo as 10 b. disbeiievea BY syeyoiJ' AZ
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Trim, Of james Arlington Bennett. =. Coa,i...a


COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoss.-Beiore the Re-
corder and AID. Griffin end Oakley.-The testimony
ia this case was resumedthis morning when Ashley
was recalled by tho prosecution. He testified that
Bennett came to MIR. ByTnsss office on business with
Mr.. B. He (witness) understood that Bennett
wanted 10 obtain money on bond and mortgage.
and he Ashley undertook 70 obtain = for him
Witness expected to get commission Tor his ser
vices Witness told Bennett that Thompson said
there was a man living at his house, who was in
terested with another in a claim out West, against
n pnrty in this city. The claim was Tor q large
amount and if he could get Bennett to take an in
terest ia it, he (Bennett could get the usual COM
mission Witness never saw Bennett and Drury
toeetber, aud Bennett he said, never knew Drury
in the matter of borrowing the money or tho
watches. To the Coun-James A. bennett did
net write the letter accompanying the note. He
did not know it waswritten. He said he knew Of
certain concessions made by Thompson ia reference
10 that note. He recognised in tic note the hand
writing Of Thompson.
CarroLa H. Bennett, daughter OF tho accused.
being SWORD. testified to the fact of Thompson's
having hired house Of her father that, about two
weeks after Thompson first took possession of tho
house O disagreement arose between him and her
father; she also testified that watch setoyer
the place for fear that Thompson should bro the out
buildings
Daniel Embry, President of the Atlaxtc Dsuk,
was called to prove the character Of the accised.-
He never heard anything against the character Of
the accused prior TO this charge being made
Several other witnesses were introduced to
prove the character of the MISUNDERSTANDING them
were the Rev. o. Curry, pastor of the reformed
Dutch Chnrch at Nantucket; Thos N Strong, y ~.
tor Of the Reformed Dutch Church at Flatbu /.
Chss Lott, Justice Of the Peace at New Utrecus,
Peter c. Cornell, Of Brooklyn, and Matthew Ola 4
son of Flatbush Mr.. Lott testified thar Benhsts
complained Of Thompson to him. and charged aisa
with being engaged in counterfeiting last Fall
Thompson Pearle, law copyist who has been
in the employ Of Thomas w arner, was called, and
stated his bcliefthat the note and also the anony-
nous letters sent to the Mayor and Mr.. Wilkes.
were in the disguised hand Of Thompson. He form
cd this opinion from the appearance Of the capitals.
The examination Of this witness was the occasion
of the passage Of some severe remarks between
Counsel on both sides. The Recorder said that the
remarks made were considered improper by the
Court, ard it WAS to be hoped that they would not
be repeated Court adjourned for the day.
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DRY GOODS.
rrs PORTER. Is oArHERYNE-sT.

LANE d POhTbH, % OATAEhiH E-Sfs
HFFFR FOR SALF CANTON GRAPE ShAWLS-
~ ull and complete assortment OF plain and embrod r.
Cd fom 6 to s. and upward, with great variety Of ohsr
shswls INCLUDING TIE WHITE EMBROIDERED AND PLAIN
Tibet EQUAL ia appearance the most costly Grape.
EAs1ILLAs AND vIsTEs all the shapes Persons
who purchase The materials, have them cut wiLhoa'
charge.
EmERoIDERED Ton pE CHINE DREssEs WITH hANriL-
las. EMBROIDERED ToIL Do NoIRD Dsfssss. very Go
gar and chesp CiNeHAMs AvO De LANES
Desirebs fine linen Ginshsms, De Lanes "0'H ''-
Il. Cd.
H.p,rvs ND L.w.,-a flrl sssorims1i very ch'lp
eres vsretv OF vcry heagHfs and cheap pnn.'' o-''
coes family house-k .cpirg srt c'es lace aIsPefY
-ry92 eodgr.. LAVE PORTER e' c.,he- oe-"
o,,TcrfONI sub
tkssribers vi ofer from ths d-'e me eh " 'n' 49,
~ unll,s NJ considerable fs1ucu1u ho ''lhe' P''O
~ y, ,ta above have been received oy tne 'i7 ts'h'
o., cr manufactured IN accordance WIN ue 1857 HnFcs'
80 conprse sio.s Nr quantity ln1ie ard elegance uisl
mo, he eousled in The Un''~d sfsies
TofLE NJ LILLE MANTiLLAs, q 70
n aolwh JANIS gEcH co 555 Brsatwsy
no HOUsEKBEPER=.-Tbe ehsaoes. Counter.
CRAP Wlolei0s a-a Re.-I D. Go)3s store ii5 Wax
streceyes ron frcoa large lo. 81 Cosalerps1ss
one ve.y be1i ns-u..cu I'D Mo8 bea (. a! Pslisfa
firb are oGsfo8 st ihe fow'1g extraordinary I'D WE
plecsdeuica low prices: 10 QlaueTs Re- u qlsefs 49,
IA oasners, 49, ~ .lar,ss 4si IL q-arifs 81 I-ess
Cognierp snea pero every respec to the cee5ra
Ia Herseies OUis ard he Gamo quality have been
sold liz any store before al tie prices here quoted
Just imported superior sssorimeni OF Paris made gh'
coor KID Gloves OF The soest and splendid finish.
hcb are offered Sc Cd pair, equal 10 Ga Ooyes La
dies finest black Kid Gloves Is q pair.
Cents light and daF1 hit Cloves 10 pair equal TO do
lar Gloves
splendid lot OF scarlet crimson, green blue and yarie-
ga,ed Cloth Table Covers only 2s piece, very heavy
tv1led Table Clo.hs Only $3-usnsl price s..
Toweings Diapers Linens, Sheesings shirtiHgs OauZe
FlAnuelf &c. &c. al wholesale prices.
GEO C. BUROETT,
uyl8 sdss 1856 Walkers, bet Broadway aud Bowery.
DRY GOODs-For sale, reduced prices, Linens
DLinen Shirings, Diapers, Table cloths COyers, Nap
kns &c Prints-Mu6llns g ns hams De Lanes, &C.
Aiso Damaged Blesched Musns, Linens, Table cloths
&c. lmy22 3ds'l w MATHEWS, GO Caherne-st
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OFFICE OF TIE DIAPHRAGM FILTER
OIeuioyed 10 81 Broadway.
my6 ,Es WALTER NJ GIBSON.
HUDSON RIVER IsAILROAD.-Nouce FOR Pro.

HUDSON RIVER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pro.
llpossls-seaed proposals. Will be rec eived hy tbs D.
Of he Hudf0n River Railroad COMPANY AZ thelr
Office 5iNsll-st New York, until Monday noon the 18th
day OF May inst for The grading, masonry bridging and
pile Bridging TO be done on the 9Th Division enibrscIug
keepse IS miles 10 Gsreisoas Point two mi!cs above
Rhinebeck
This line nay be examined with plsns and specse.ons
OF he worn, 81 tie Office or Ii. A GARDNER Resd eul
Engineer. In foughkeeprie, rom the present time.
Alee, nee will be let Al The tine, Division No en-
from siuyvesant 10 The Northern ornston OF The Rosd al
kas Albany This ire and Pasns OF work may be- exam.
ined by reference 10 EDMUED FRENCH Resident IN
gneeI OF this Division a. his otce IN Albany after Sunday
Tie 18Th day Of this month Proposals may bs mads by
Sections or by Divisions. Ihe work the 9th Divso1 10
Dc finished on or before The Let dag Of February next and
uei on the 9TH Division before tho let day Of JAW
iSoi The remaining ard lniemedGte Divisions and Sac.
eonS VII DO ready De let amer short period when ne
nouce VIII be given. Ths Directors reservs ~ heuselyss
We ngt 10 seeept reject proposals. that rsy be Offer.
~ uey may consider the interest Of he Company 10
Ire rIy TO any proposiIcn With NAV bs ,crsrtad
W" De required 10 enter INTO ,ont-sr. tr-; S,a,ei a.
Gccepi4rce Of the same ~ - Ai-4'''-4a'Siy ~ef
me Mares In fun Of AZ ps-, propo,,,v IN he ,,,.,
49, - ttoe given Ia de propostous And m
nitted- VI O"Ht eS' VIII oe per.
Payments viii be made IN cash ara q ,s...r..
cent on mo monthly estimate Will b. retsn,S ~ - Por
parry until TIE corrac Is eoEnpla.ed AZ su9 oo
ipFmence. WIN. & YOITNe CO. ~, y ioI per.
81 Waist hsy II iGs0
b.-The nme OF receiving proposals. unSe, ~. .A.
advertisement IL hereby extended h0m Moo1sv 80 eh
% Thursday tho 50h day Of May relusve al % sstn
Will extend from GresabuEh 70 klnderhook Co. .in
sS'e"r'e~S 1850 ny24 "a
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]. ". BROWN, AucuOneer
HOUSEHOLD fURMTuRE. HOUSE FUR
IlElSHlNG GOODS, &c-THIS DAY. (Fnday) NAV
a. at lCI o'ck, ct "a Brosdwsy-J. w BROWN VIII sel
BY catalogue large stock OF superior manufactured rose
wood. mahogany and black walnut household furniture
Also suites Of beautifully painted chamber furnimre
comprising beoseads bureaus wash stands tables chars
SC Also heavy silver plated grandOles lamps tea
rsys decorated china, Bohemian glass &c my2i IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
BOOK TRADE.
TBE GREAT HARnroHIA


Rkiro PHILOSOPHICAL REVELATION OF
DIhh NATURAL, SPIRITUAL. AND CELESTIAL
UNlNhhsf' by ASpsEw JACKSON DAVIS the ClArv1yanl
FOR sale y fOWLERs WELLS. llt Nissau-st. New
York.
Ir ntrh'i 'r'i spo-ns. an ~ ut 9ne -. a-s a-
- q" tsrraI d--ras huf o. uita those
:, 'srf .' d sr- l,rnsCly eeTfnr iri uprrnd,
- fof n0' 1ur rfr n md r0r lar author es h1t
llfufon " '-''f '' 80
There . IN or1r-.-f nurf, --I f-,.rl,r rr-. Der
~ ~ 'efsdtr NJ Natural -pfrioai M Coastal d~ptr'
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--f'- ~ Oh eft1r' fh- Dvrr Nri web f'a,fs , uer
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