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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-23

TABLE MOyIEG" IN PRussIA.-The Berlin correspond
ent Of The Morning Chronicle, writing the 2i inst
makes the following extraordinary statement respectng
rs lem moving which previously formed the subject %
cor municstOn hOm Vienna, published in The Times
"Tie papers continue 10 give long details from divers
quar- ers Of experiments made with the socsed table
Wing At Heidelberg the whole faculty OF jursts oper
ted and in eight minutes 81 nut wood table the tsfh
AID this rapidly that the gentInsn OF the bar bscA
eddy in their efforts to follow the movement AT YenrL
rLe fluid" communicated Itself a. O'ler articles Of r
trre which 81 tsisd and turned ~ If moved BY h.nd
Beng somewhat sceptics las, night assisted at An expert
ment al the house 81 an eminent scientific man The psJ
sed Of come Twelve fourteen persons Six these
three u either seated themselves round ghtsh ma
bogaDy table standing upon tripod leg with ThsI
chain formed BY the hands OF all being placed h.t Of
the sbe and the e fingers of both hands being crossed
those Of the persons sitting right and len Those out
Jds tie ring, having marked the bearings Of the ROOM al
I'll a. the original position TIE table legs with chalk
ca cuy water % he cpcrsioD H. less than eleven inn
~ jerking. os,iilauDg movement was percepube-
IL CCssst -Len few more jrrk 10 the left and gk
then commenced slow rotatory and somewhat progres
sivs motion the right and north1ards this in few see
onds was followed by more rapid motion, which Obliged
~iLe chain 10 stand up and follow the movement, until
s the table spun round in the double direction wit
such velocity compelled the chain relax their hok
WHEN the table after half dozen turns remained station
ary II must be observed that the expermenters sough
by impede the rotsory notion and this 20 for
bly, that only the casters ndened grooves In the
but the fat slab Of the table unscrewed and would have
fallen from the STEM had not been supported by twod
the parry. second trial WAS made few minutes lstf
with the results but with this difference that :hs
effect not produced until the expiration of34 mnues
ft-Yf-- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-23

ETr Collector Harmon, Of Detroit, announces tht ~
win enforce the Law Of Congress against the shipment o
packing and marking the He says shippers and fos
wsrdsrs have been IN the habit Of violating H.
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After the music had ceased the following communication
received;
Thai. my hard that touches you and the Guitar
JoHS G. cALHovSp
At another time the following physical manifestation
was made in the presence Of Gen Hamilton Gen. Waddy
Thompson, of South Carolina and myself
We directed 20 place the Bible on drawer under
the table placed it there completely closed II
small pocket Bible with very fine print Numerous rsps
we're then heard beating time 10 Hal Columbia" which
had been called for sOOn the sounds began recede and
grew fainter and fainter TILL like the OF the guitar
they died away the distance The alphabet then called
Tor, and spelled out Look looked the drawer
and found the Bible open took up, and carefully kept
Il open the place as found il On bringing il 10 the
igh found open at ST. Johns gospel-ehapter III be
ng the eft side and chapter Ill beng the right
side sad Do you wish US TO look at chapter IA p
Ans.-"AO, DO you wish to look at chapter lIly'
AAs -" Yes" And il then said head.' 1 com
enced reading the chapter and significant and emphatic
rsps were given at many and at H. TO- a.
n0t raps gwen, BY looking these YER
you viii appreciate the sgnfeany and Intelligence Of
from Calhoun who hal previously invited Us three
gentemen to be present OF particular hour
In eneeing the preceding mamie stations cannot
but marvel at the power b which they made and
intelligence By which that power is directed And would
impossible FOR one % doubt the Of that iLe
g.nce IT, however doubt shoad still ain the mind
q any acquainted With similar manifestations that
doub must he entirely depellsd by the Of
mzBnesi1iiOn 9hish follows;
Ivas present By Cslhouns appointment with the Masses
Fsx and their mother We were seated at the table AZ
heretofore, HANDS AID arms TsstDg upon IT, 4 vas
directed 10 put paper and pencil on the drawer. placed
sheets OF unru7d ieer paper together with w0sd
pencil H. heard the sound u the pencil on the
paper IL then raped out Get the pencil sharpen
n looked under the table, bot dd no, the pencil,
AT len 9Th found lying diagonay from three four
feet from the table. The lead broken OF within the
wood. shsTpened il and again put II the drawer
Again heard the sound Of the pencil the paper On
being directed 70 look at the paper discovered pencil
marks each side OF the outer sheet bat writing Than
was received the following Communications
The write Thi VIII YOU
tksf feaa write. II you meet Friday precisely
rrfs short sentence JOas G. CALasss
We pursuant to sppointment-took seats at the
table our hands and arms resting usual placed
the paper with my silver cased pencil the draVer and
said,
my erd wish the b your own hsn6wrnx %
tksf enSz Oil snIs H." He repse1 "Yoa will the
Bzn<zgp
He then said.
Have yoar minds the spint Of John c. Calhosas
soon heard rapid movement Of the pencil on the pa
per, and rushing Of the paper together with movement
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-04-06
N w GOODS

At c CAMPBELLSPORT
GAlN we call the attention of the people +, The mr.
IA rival OF an entire stock of Fall and Winter
Goods Our business has much increased that IL has
warranted us in purchasing very large assofluent
Its generally admitted that seectluns in re-
gard style andqunlty are superior to any brought to
this section of the country The Ladies are already
convinced of the fact and if The will CALL we " III en-
deavor to show them goods that will In every way suit
sheir wants and taste. fs4} rs4@- -ss-iL
A fine lot of .;.s.-,.4-.-.
READY MADE CLOTHING
particularly Over Coats Oh how comfortable good
thick Over Coat is ina cold stovmJ day; but how much
more comfortable not to empty your pockets entirely TO
pay for thom. - +.
BOOTS AND Shoes
have double the number that ever had before.
consequently great variety, and all warranted to be
p er ceha cheaper than last year. 5
ladies Caters and Overshoes can be purchased much
cheaper than last Fall W.
Ait9ose who want handsome Crockery, don't forget
~ uno our ne Tea Wore. No better yles
Gun be found this side of the mountans. -
Ut The highest prices paid for all kinds of Produce.
Esmpbelisporl Oct. &C. " '1
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-04-06

PLAIN TRuTH.-Girls that are daily gadding
the street, in silks, while their poor old moth
ers are sweating in the kitchen in linsev; viii
make miserable wives, IL men are foolish enough
to marry into such tribe. lf they succeed in
getting husbands, which appears 10 be the great
ohiec, of their lives. their only chance Of harp-
ness is in the fact that men Of talent will moi
have them, and the ones they get are 10 big fools
t, discover their unworhiness. They seem to
think il they can gain the man, no mat'er by
whnt means, their object is accomplished
that he is caught. ana must make The bes, of
il. Poor fools! they ought 10 know that the
heart must be bound, as we'll as the hand or hap.
piness will vanish with novelty, and Misery be
the household God and preside over the family
circle.
"As we'll may heavenly concord sprrg
From two old lutes withouta string
Or none besides the bass"
as happiness from such unions Sehoo! Ms
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-04-06

HE BENEFITS OF THE ABSENCE OF RUM.-
Potter county. Pa, where no intoxicaing liquor
i. sold, attracting The attention of persons se-
Ting il Pennsylvania as place where life ard
property will be more secure, and county taxes
zig hter, than elsewhere in our S ate. The cor
oner's fees last year only amounted to fifty
cents! The expenses of Philadelphia county,
caused by intoxicating liquors, would go fur to
purchase Potter county out and oui:-PAilad.
Ledger. .s...
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-04-06
VOLUME XXIV.a-Number rs.
( sy..s For the Ohio Siar
Worth of Pcniiencc.
Br DAVID.

aH -
Speak not here of charming songs,
CalolIed BY symphonious tongues;
Nor of tpneful strings of art
Rapture kindling in the heart;
For one peuitential sigh,
Waited to the upper sky,
Where delights the heavenly train.
Than your sweetest choral strain.
z Tell me not of gold and pearls,
go sGiittering robes of kingiy ehu-is;
Tell me not of dazzling gems,
Set ia gorgeous dadems;
Loyelisr still and dearer far,
Than your eostliest jewels are,
Is one penifeutiai tear!
,ssG Gud ard Angels count it dear!
Tell me not Of mighty pleas
Thundered like Demosthenes;
Miehlier far the sinners plea,
"God be merciful to me-"
Powerful, certain to prevail
Where Cicero would fail;
Pardon's blissfuI answer brings,
From the Curious King of kings!
Talk no more Of spicy bowers,
Scented with ambrosal flowers,
Zephyrs freighted with perfumes
~ Where the eastern island blooms;
q Penitence hath sweeter breath,
Z Incense healing woe and death.
= Waited from the fields above,
Fragrant with forgv;ng Love.
Boast no more, ye giddy throng.
ssa OF your wine and mirth and song
One I've known, and sin his grief,
:, In one hour of sweet relief,
Tasted more of pleasure true,
Than your banquets ever knew @
Z Happiest on this side of heaven,
Is the penitent forgiven!
Boast no more of terrense fans,
Trumpeting mighty name s> g..zs
Though her rolling echoes chime. 8
On the Latest breeze of time: s E..ase
Lo the peuitent forgiven; .sta @ az
Known in all the courts of Heaven
Records of eternal fame, s ~ ~,
There immortalize his name.
RootstoUn, .Hd7ch 5th, 1858.
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u hole Number 1914
The Bliss of Loving.

Who shall tell the bliss of loving?
Who describe its magic powers?
0, it is to live lifetime
Ia one transient, floating hour;
lis y that absence never
From loving heart can sever.
Who shall read its myetic language
Who shall draw the veil aside
That conceals hearts deep feeling
Meath an outward mask of pridei
y, to love is part of Heaven
Here on earth 10 rnortals given.
Who shall Tell The hidden meaning
OF the tear that ser will start,
Weiling up in chrystal brightness
From the fatntain of the hearth?
Dearer far in loves sweet sadness,
Than heart where ull is gladness.
Who shall tell the thrilling rapture
Only felt when one was near1
Who shall tell why still the love Fight
Even guilds the darkness here
When this golden light is DER US,
o, how bright the path before us.
Who shsll tell why love must ever
ofour being form part?
Why this fire is ever burning
On the altar of the heart;
0, twill be mystery ever,
Strange as now, but fathomed never.
Words are cold, and ne'er can picture
Bliss that is so pure and deep;
Listen to the hearts quick throbbing.
Love must there its treasure keep,
There enshrined they IL live forever,
Youth may die, but love can never.
Sweet no more to read the mystery,
IT'S enough for all to know
That the thrilling joy of loving
Is the dearest love below.
Loving now and loving ever
May the band BIO broken never.
JENNY
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10 he Contisued.

FIDELITY.-Never lorsake friend when en-
en- es gather thick around bim-when sickness
falls heavy upon him-wben The world is dark
and cherries, This is the time to try thy friend
ship. They who turn from the scene ofdstress
or offer reasons why they should be excused
from extending their sympathy and aid, betray
their hypocrisy, and prove tha, selfish motives
only prompt end move them. If you have q
friend who loves you-who has studied your
interest and happiness. defended you when per,
secuted and troubled, be sure to sustain him in
adversely. Let him feel that his kindness i
appreciated, and that his friendship was not be.
slowed upon you in vain.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-04-06

BOYS. TAKE YOUR FUN.-Nothing equals a
boy except girl. The ffolicking, harum scar
I'm, high glee times of boyhood, happy they
were Perhaps you never broke s'eers or colts,
never slid down hill, over fences. across the ice
on the meadow. never ska,ed among The huge
fires on the ten acre pond, on clear winters
night, drawing the pretlies girl in ull lie
town after you holding on stick. II you rev.
er did you never was boyl How many years
does man have TO live 10 Pile up as much
happiness as jumped Out of a boy in single old
fashioned. gingerbread, molasses candy, wrest,
ling,bat aid ball playing. town mee,ing day z
Bring out your sleds and skates.roll up your
snow-bals as huge as Atlas, play lag, and
make the most Of yourleg>!
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-04-06

He who oy his Conduct makes good friends,
on the one hand, and bitter haters on the other,
gives evidence that he is something of the bold,
independent, upright man in lis composition,
while The chicken hearted imbecile character, is
capable of making neither friends nor foes.
AN ANTI SLAVERY MAYOR wv ell done
for New Bedfod 1.-the town iu which when tired,
hungry, and almost worn out in our fight for
liberty, We venlured first 10 stop and find n
home. has eleted an unli-slavery Mayor
Fourteen years ago, the windows OF Liberty
Hall were broken in by q pro-s'aVery mob.
for no better reason than that an aLt:-slavery
meeting was being held in it. Now the city is
presided over by "RoDNEY FRENcH'-a man
eminenly distinguished for bis anti.slavery
principles, and especially as being one Of the
most vigart. abe, and reliable opponents Of
The Fugitive Slave Law.-Frederiek Doug
lass Paper.
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E,s9 g;E $50 For the ohia Star.
e Angelique, The Quadroon Girl,
: bondage without Chains.

THE YANKEE GIRL. -ssa..ss..-.
Oh she was Freedoms .freest child:
The wanton deer at
- Less fearless crossed the dewy wild.
e e Or climbed where knit rocks wsre piled
Than she-the mountain-born!z z7sz ~22--
~ Three weeks of the golden nautun.n gided away,
bringing no iidings of the fugitive, and Nixon be-
came ten times mdre iyrannical than ever. 1t
seemed that he had determined to revenge Nsds
Offence upon every slave within bis Jurisdiction,
and the smallest misdemeanor was sufficient in his
bloody code to entitIe one to a ,gelaton. Even
Mr.. Herbert became aware that he was impolitic
ly cruel and at last made the resolve, seconded by
Constance's urgent entreaties, to discharge him.
Nixon heardthe announcement with sour indsff'sr-
ence, and soon after took an ingracious leave of
the inmates OF the house, and departed none cared
whittier. ss gsssA
Our scene changes to- pleasant, thriving little
village which we shall call Winvaie. snugy nestled
among hills near the interior of New Hampshire.
Ii is October, and the trees laying aside their
summer hues, for the crimson. orange and russell
which evden,lythe fall fashions;' the climbing
roses aud honey -suckIes upon the cottage porcbes
look withered and forsaken, though not yet has
single leaf fallen; the nasturton yines erst SO brit
tie and SO full Of sigor have grown soft the touch
and shrunken, telling of the uusparing frost; and
though now and then dwarfish yellow blossom
peeps FORTH it is very pale, and hides behinl Il 9
great sheld-shaped leaves, which in the summer
looked as if they might have sheltered half the
flowers in the garden, but are now saow and mis-
shapen, shari' largely in the general insignia of
decay. - sas.as
It is just after sunset, and the air which through
the day has been deliciously clear and bracing, is
becoming uncomfortably chill, and there are
gloomy, frowning clouds in the the northern hori-
zon that look If very slight provocation from
over the breezy hills of old Coos would suffice to
dsperse them in showers of snow-fakes. But we
pause at neat white cottage near the Congrega-
lional Church, at the windows of which sits an
elderly lady, whose snowy cap, with IFS simple
band of black Grape must be pressed quite to the
glass, or we could scarcely distinguish them so
well through the dropping masses of corydaIis and
Elyprus vines which vail the window. She has
Idednp her sewing but it still, lies in her lap and
1.-The bright atee side thimble' is yet on her finger
as she leans her head upon her hand, watching
uneasiiy the Gardening skies, and casting wishfu
glauces down the dusky street.
i Presently the gate opens, and young mar
enters the yard with books under his arm He is
tall and slender and stoops little, and his mother
sees that as he comes slowly up the path, hi:
hand is upon his side. But now he has entered
the sitting room, and stands before the Cheerful
fire; his mother laid by her work and her couuto
nance brighiens, MS she notes him regarding ths
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-04-06

A Persian merchant complaining heavily OF
some unjust sentence of the lower couit was
told by the judge t, go to tie cadi.
"But The cadi is your UNCLE" urged the plain
tiff.
e "Then you can go TO the grand vizier."
''8ul his secretary is your cousin"
"Fhen you may go 10 the sultan"
"3ul his favoti,e sutana il your niece"
"Well, then, go t. The DEVIL"
''Ah. that is still closer family conn ,ction -
said the merchant, he left the cour; IN despni-.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-04-06

HEARTs.-We see ii stated by some wise-acre
that the heart ofn man weighs about nine Gun
ces, that of II woman eight. As age increases,
mans heart grows heavier, and womans's
lighter. after thirty. Some girls lose theirs a,
sixteen
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-04-06

YHNHE subscribers now receiving their second stock
offering to their customers of the largest stocks of
oods ever brought to Old Portage The day for sell
big pile and at small pros is the motto We would
merely hare Che Goods let those who may favor
with call, testify as to prices 3 - -
Nov. %. 1852. G. I q pRENTJSS
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Censure is the tax man pays the public for
being conspicuous.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-04-06

Do what good Offices you can; but leave
yourself at liberty from promises and engage
ments.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-04-06

Dr.. PHEBE NJ. WAY.-Saysihe Baltimore
Sun: "Some time nge,we Introduced 10 our rea-
ders DR.. PHEBE WAY, graduate of the Female
Medical College of Pennsylvania, who at that
medic ne in this city, OF course the lady has
had 10 encounter the general preiuilices OF soci'
ETY.. and the force Of popular habit; brt we
learn with considerable success and with lnlr
prospectof finally surrounding Them all and es-
lablishng herself usefully in her profession.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-04-06

1t is the busest of passions to like what We
have not, and sligh, what We possess.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-04-06

Covttous men need money least, yet most af-
feet ii; and prodigals, who need it mos, do
least regard it.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-04-06

Ii may serve as comfort to US in oil our
calamies and affections, that he that loses any
thing, and gets wisdom by it, is gamer by the
loss.
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No nan is master of himself, so long as he i.
a slave to anything else.
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We're pair of fortune-llunters
From the Old Granite State"

And now the last good bye is said, and leaving
the five chubby faces. divided into segments by
close pressure upon the fence railings Tracy gives
final glaoce at the well-stowed baggage, follows
frankie into the coach, and they are whir,cd
rapidly away.
-. n l.. r....:-..l
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IRON AND NAILS!
at IQ w RIG Il s.

A LARGE stock for sale in a large or Small
"A. way at wholesale prices for Ready Pay
KENT. GRENELL & Co.
Franklin, June 8, 1852.
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Secnnd Arrival.

ENEA-The bestin The county you will find at
IL ~ SEYMoURs,
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1t is much easier task to dig metal out of it's
notive mine, than TO get i, out of the copetous
mans Golfer. Death oi.ly has the key Of a rni-
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-04-06

RRmnphn91 1aaoopaenpo
FNHE best and largest assortment Of Pamphlet
Literature, entertaining and unexcepuonahle III tone
and influence enbra cling works from the pen r. S.
Arthur, Mrsi Grey, Miss Pickering. Mrs. Gore, Mrs.
Rownt. Carles Lever and other distinguished writer's,
zOct. 81. * Haas Book STORE.
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a,.. wi. sasMEasVsl.LE.

ES.s3 L o 3 ~ s-NTt-4-4@- '.-
IL IS removed his shop few doors west Of the pos
ss.s=ss1ss ofice-Ravenna, Ohio. sA7za - 3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKgR, AuctioDeer.
ARGE and PEREMPTORY SALE d ADy1'

IL $40 beautiful Building Lots near and betssse ~.
Brighton and Tompkinsyille staten Island Late ~ M
erty Of DIR. j. O overwhelmingly BLEEv1nssS
viii sell az public auction, THUR 3DAY the JOB ~
Mach 1855 at u O'Clock at the Merchants gxsAsss ~
The City Of Sew York the folio wing desirable prop ~
On sta,en Island about 5fD choice buildng ots 49, -.
neariy blocks Of Gousd situated and bounded " 49,
veltay, Ist I'd 3D. Eth, 5h, 9Th and 7th-syA, and -
st. situated Staten Island and between Sevbhxss
and Tompbinsyil.e The whole Of this property go
five minutes walk Of both tie New Brighton and 49,
kiEsyille Ferries The average time from any - -
the properly 10 either Of the above ferries and ~
ferry In New-iork 10 Wsll-st, OF Us vicinity Dss.ns.
minutes by steamboat eitbsT from sew-Bilghi0n 80.
knsyille every half hour srs6. cents and ~ s,oa
lower than any stage line in the City OF ~
the entire property there fine NEW OF sandy be
ocean tbs whole Of HevYork Bay, Long lslsS, -
from Fort Hamilton 10 Wila,nsbursb, the E<< ~
Rivers, Newark and Newark Bay. a., h.aof
TIE Agent Of tie properly nay De seen every 1.g
the week between tie hours Of 10 VI. and oe'ot
at Jopes's Nautilus Hal, at TompkinsyiIe fsg 'T ~
Is.spd who will ave all the necessary InformsfN -
stIeets srs opened and graded The terms are ~, 40
and The snetonseTs fees the day Of ale e Pc a.
the delivery Of the deeds, and the balance may - -
bond and nortssse for five years Il required Isoess
dersribiDg the above property spply 70 tns A<
No. Broad-a, New.York u VI
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B.A Chiffon AAetionser vfp
GALE Of ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD ~. ~,

~ NIIIh E, nearly new and made 10 o.s,' n La,
PIANO. &C.. on WEDNESDAY, March 9 d 70 ,sssosk
Ht-st. The sale VIII commence in the psfion |" w
precisely. ,vvufZS-
COLE Chiffon will sell at auction 90 We,
DAY, March D, al No. 50 Leonasds, the hsse $50
Of ieh and cos:ly Furniture Contained 10 me s'''
~ dwelling house. a f6Ss
PARLOR FURSITURE-ConEssinx in par. 80
Chains Sofas, Tets-a,Tste and Arm-Chsin 60 <rs ~
gateiy carved in rosewood and covered vlth "a es
ured sstn dsmasi moquett, &c, kosevSeg,o el1h
Marble Top Center Tables French Plate r., -
BY loe ins. heavy Satin DsDsssk. Brocssss -
Window Curtains; A0reen do. Of ysnous ~ 20 a.
trtd White Lacs do Bohemian Glsss sse 20 Ssss
hsrs; yel,es Tapestry and Bsssass Psi,os ,.,s is'A
Carpefs; Oh Cloth Ae.; fnetoned Soc&"
f sSs K,5sf .sS chi Isf yURsrrURE
ofsuperios Han Msffressss and Bedding; 80 ~
py, Wslnat and Rosewood French Beassse4s .: -
ing Glasses, Gothic Rosewood Center 0rcpss,-
Ro,~vood Geerpssry lined with ssfin woca, 800
81 WinIov. uItsios, figured Lace DroP e. ~xSZs'
ho.,~, p,s, Tshles lind with sstp vsod ans 800
Hshot.sy and wsiaus wutIoess. 9TH n 1.r;sy
Pste snd 0iss Ware, and IN assorsnens o. -.
t1rs. - a.. s.e0GD6"
oWauS.