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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-01

The Pittsburgh American, alluling to
the recent State Fair in that city, says
",hat notwithsta nding the immense num-
Der Of persons daily uttending-|rom
so 900 10 100000 each Gay for a whole
week-there was not noticed one single
drunken man, on, or around the grounds
nor did single fight or quarrel occur;
nor WIS there an instance Of an act OF
ncivili,y occurring tina, has come TO the
notice Of any one. so far as we can dis
cnver."
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-01
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES
Tuesday, Nov. !, 1858.
a Landed Democracy, an s'sl'o! Sasb for Rcr1b'
lica.A Landed ArlziocTncY, The foundation OF
R. LEErE AND .. F. CORY, Epron..


Landed Democracy, vi eternal bans for Rcrab.
lics,-A Landed Ans'ocracy, The foundu'ion OF
rnonarcliles and dc,po,l.ms.- iouag Am0isa
The Land shall not bs sold ioreyer.-BGk.
The mass OF oi,narkri has not been born with soa.
die, Oh ;he!r backi,-Nor isvored few, booted
lid spuTToi TO giic them cgili;aa' by Tho grace
ofuol-kgs-,o','s last LGnr.
'To worship God, the Father Of n! mcn--o horr f,r
life IN llcnvcr--he reward Of gool cceonrls!rd
on earth. To love orr fellow md DO for 'hcm NIL
tia, we desire FOR our'tlvcs To rcsrcc all form. Ly
which men hre ucescl 10 worsii God To coml o,
error not with violence nor with Gre I'm, with truth
To ov9 our country. aud 10 devote orrrclves 10 i's
welfare even TO Mo sacrifice Of our lvcs To watch
with tender care over the hapriucss Of our umilics
and 10 edIcnto our chrcn IN 'hc sentiments Of love
hurnrn,y, and patriotism. To ip,ruc the isnorsnt n
clo'hc tho nsked 10 iirnish work for .hs strong. mud
always. and every whore proclain the fairnty of
the eraaliiy OF ar aud the l5~fy ofai"
"Thcrc I. no foundation IN nature. or In natural
Laws why act ofwords nron rurchincn, should con.
vcy the dominion o, ieaisr
PLacrsrovr
The earth IL the hnbl,aon. thc nr'nrni Inheritance
nf a'l mankind OF ages present nn,l 10 coHr n hna-
lion belonging 10 no inhn IN particular I'M 10 ev.ry
man. mud one In which all have Oh ,cao' righ, 10
dwsll' JcTs Graf
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-01
FiendiSh.

On Tuesday morning week, as the
New York train, via Norwich and Wor'
ces,er; was within few miles ofthe lat
ter place, the engineer espied big
"sleeper," Of large, henvy timber, lying
across the track; he stopped the engine
however, in season to avoid COLLISION
The train had scarcely got we'll under
way once more, when he encountered
another, and yet another; and ere mile
had been passed, no less than six tim
hers were founl lying direct across the
track.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-01
From tho Albany Evening Journal oi ThusstaT.
The Prize Fight,

A prize fight al Boston Corners yes
,ealay between James Sullivan and John
Morris.ey for wager of 1000. resulted
10 broken nose, bloody face, and sew
eral severe Injuries to one Of Tho combat
ants. a dispute as 10 the victory. a fight
bs.wcn the seconds, and general row
among the spectators and shareholders
BY which tits presumed the brutal pro-
pensi,ies Of The thousands there assem-.
blcd. were amply grntifed. A number
ofNew York rowles on board the Har.
lem train assaulted the brakeman and
detached the cars from the engine, in or.
der ,ha, they night ge, of to witness it.
Fighting, gambling stopping railway
trains, and riot, are all offence, by stat.
ute, AMI certain officers are expressly
charged with their prevention and pun.
ishment. Unless they winkel at these
infractions Of the la~. they could never
have been committed.
1t was generally kno wn, not only n,
the Corners, but here, ia New York,
Troy, &c that tho fight was 10 come off,
and was common subject Of converse.
ton; but the officers Of the law we're con.
venien,ly deaf and blind. Tho same
thing ha' happened rcpe atedly before. as
when fights have come of in the neigh
borhood Of New York, aud the viglan,
police Of ,ha, city could not find where
i. was 70 be, or who was engaged in it.
although casual spectators had no such
difficulty.
Tho place selected was nearly on the
line between Massachusetts and New
York. 1t has recently been celed by
Massachusetts to this State, and the con
sen, Of our Legislature was given las,
sumner, but tha. Of Congress is no, yel
sbtained.
It was chosen for this reason: the in.
genius "spor,ing gentlemen" supposed
Nat they could thus evade the au,hori.
ties Of both States, and in the conflict ol
jurisdiction, escape. In this. i, is neel.
less to say, they deceive themselves; fol
it 10 expressly stated in the law, that the
Massa chuse;ts Courts were TO con,inne
to have criminal jurisdiction until the
eession was complete. The criminal
Jaws OF Massachusetts,, in relation TO as.
,aUlts, are as stringent as our own. The
nHen ces were ell committed some,ohere
and under some jurisiic,ion-,he fight
perhaps in Massachusetts, but the bet.
ting and challenging AMI riot. certainly
in this State. There is no excuse for
their being passed over.
Tho demoraliziny taste tha. took so
many from this city to the scene. is TO be
regretted, but it cannot be punished
Those who are MANNED and bruised and
fleeced Of their money. have already go,
what .hcy deserved. But the ringlead.
ers Oft the affair. and the officials who
have neglected their duty. are amendable
to the law, AMI we hope will be prompt.
ly made examples Of The above quo.
to | Section Of the Revised Statutes is on
" one ofmany under which proceedings
may be instituted.
], is now rumored that Sullivan has
offered to stake $1,000 on the result OF
sno,her fight. at any time within sixty
days. Il can b. easily prevented, will
j. be done1
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-01

A successful application ofchloroform
is men'ione.l in Lnn lon press, upsn a
m'n of immense physical power, while
II nicr violen, attack OF cholera. " hile
in the most violent paroxysm sms pain and
spasn, the chloro(orm was administered,
an the struggling giant taGed into the
quie, Of sleeping infant. The runc L.
tons baiu, suspsnle,l, the horrible symp.
toms ceasel. the me licines became alb.
SCRIBE |, and in an hour the man was re.
stored to consciousness, and the disease
was conquered.
1t is a significant fact, that the Eng.
lish papers in China no longer talk
the "rebels" o, "insursents," the gene.
raj phrase being "thc patriot army"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-01
Later from California.
NORFOLK, Va. Ocl. 2G

NOhFoLK, Va, Ucl. &c.
The steamer Northern Ii, h. put in
here TO Icy, for coal and provision. She
has 700 pnssrn.. crS, AMI brings alyiccs
from ) N Ffalcisc, to the lst inst. d..
AIviccs from Utah say the In lians
continue troublesome, and hal comui,.
tel many lepre e'a'ions dt Sal, Lake,
The amount collected at San Francis.
co for the relief Of New Orleans, was
S71O0.
The lnlian rava res continue in Dur =.
ango an | New Leon.
The ch ,lern w,s still m ,in, a, Oaiaco
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-01

Joy makes us gr.ve for the brevity Of
life, sorrow causes us 10 be weary Of its
len.,h; care ani industry can alone rea'
der it supportable.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-01

N''naa correspondents narrate 70.
mantle tale Of the Emperor's rccent es.
pruSaI, CT rather Advancement. His Nh.
jrSty saw his in,en Ic for the first Tina
ai n bali OF Isabel. AMI was. 80 much
struck with her beauty, that he reques.
'r her mothers permission to converse
with her alone for five minutes. A, the
expiration Of tina, brief couriship he
hfou h, her forwary and presented her
as 'ho future Empress of Austria. Qu.re?
Whn! ii he say Turing that brief inter.
val!
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-01

The citizens Of San Francisco had a.
.lrnted the now charter.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-01
4 Wild Nan.

A mon namcI Williams was stopping
n' the United STATES Hotel Yesterday,
who mi ht justly be siyIc,l Il wild man. 4,
lie eats nothing that is cooked, nor
drinks anything bat wafer. His meats
potatoes, an oil his vegetables, cab.
bages, tnrnips, &C., are raw. He allied.
geS that he has never eaten any deva.
ton from his present mole of living
wouI mos! proba' Iy cause his death,
lie resi- les in Iowa, an is on his way
to Warrington, TO make purchase +
United States Ian Gin. GQ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26
6ouees Uanieo.

--...,,ny Tbe advertiser wishes TO tease IN good
RAhEh ,.se ior FIST elias. Bske'y was,c ;ses ere,
~ loesnon al reasonable rent Address ." oA-HSAED'
ln .@s,Nrry MANSION WANTED-ln or near a
(WUNIhi 10y VILLAGE within 80 miles Of New-lork or
~ y@sn ana s Of capacity 70 comfortably sccou
fheephs t - p bsizg required tor wang LADIES eoarins
nedste md Be 10 perfect order ana me OWE ~xIS
hoei Ire can be sven ADDRESS MANSiON
less. Cnsxeefns.h n.f,cuais. rent xc- for one week
,rs.rp TT es HOUSE WANTED-ln a pleasant
n1shep prred with basement, Reference and rent
Bowsfy LSss address TENANT At tins Office The family
N ses,asss ~, = s. sSyerrssr wiie and Child
cen, S.pT of HOUSE WANTED in BROOKLYN,
The Basement both PsIiors, and two
near one ~ os in third Family consists OF
or house must be well situated and rea'
ta Te family in other part mus Ss Masli rna
% ~, WEDNESDAY O'Clock LA FANETIE Tribune Once
mo LANDLORDS Wanted, a Hall suitable for Con-
-. an ar near Broadway Any person hsv HAL wac
\ - sa,n he concern Ger the OF estabanS an
Usu.s would renting II REASONABLY please
v sss.s ;ps 10 MUSICA. Tribune Office
vTyANTED-By small family. part OF respectable
wv 49, !, rood ne,shboIhood, not far ffom Washington
.or,d coaxsips Of psor kitchen two or three other
ssn;rpy srrsnsd with other tsui where enhGren
To- "a Objected TO- Rent rot 10 be over ~" Address oy le'ei'
b. D., Ne u fscfoty's -
vIT.NTED TO PURCHASER two or three-Story
wv with Lots OF Ground adjoining for
A. .,rsf, either New York Brooklyn or hoSen fe n 70
oe TIE be in good neishbohocd aud the
49, ~ ,ya with the modern Improvements The whole OF
Nv ., ~ prse viii be paid in cash Address fEkL1h bx
81 pS Swing tul description OF the
os,rrd the lowest cash pnce which VIII De lnle-
S,s,e)y s,tepSed TO- Possession required Immediately
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26
Real estate for Sale.

ALTERNATE SALE, FARM and C0UNTRYSEAT
N Situated Soer;e the county town Of Somerset Co New
pep6i Of lie Central Railroad sOsneye which four train.
leave dAiy TO- New ne Esia eo1ias .a,
s:Ss d Ihs hSP ss on and AZ as Sa
l.zse exndD to the main road and Wen sioc WIZ
9rt door with large ban afbs the RaO &C. and
front ma on Soti sides OF the house supported by Gd
columns There large G''sT = IL 600, osH aef N s yd The
cns.; Of aSe and wei built Ban Cnb House Car
hcS i So 1sa with every facility schools
churches A the above PS5S "a % iSh ne buildings viii be
solo separate The necessary 4lns hs zen aoee i ana r.
VA WINS Ss gwen u ''' ''n' N'''' -
At PRIVATE SALE-Three Lots OF Ground on the
"a 81 sS o nee on Or the oah ds Of ss.: and Lex
Also six LOIS or sac southwest eose' rISy
BTiEcKER, &uc is5i No. BfOsd-st
GIANT BE BEAT FOR THE MONEY. Two
" Dwelling Houses BROOKLYN situated on the southeast corner
Of Paeidc and Of The seE IN the city
built up mostly with fst class houses and seessd , as
saSssst built hToashCu, Call and examine for your;
ana morisas ior years desired APFy = wALroS
NORRIS the premises Pr's OF corner s'4'' ADJOINING
COUNTRY SEAT for SALE.-A neat Stone Cottage
~ three OF sOOd land with fruit sood p wsi
SOW Peterson and to@ RA'Csd DEPOT a sAa re
Apply to No ls Plsttst, up stairs
MAST MORRISANIA LOTS-Time extended for
II Of ssn .; P.,cdssS money ca ss S a.ss
Tie eoIernT 10 per cent GOV % IA s"ss Iesou rear
"a T as~ e S %. Sf Ep. a ave. .
Westcbser County Also 6ns hshing within quarter q mule
i ~, s I New RosSss and ssccndsv which has
stsy s.:tsEsa IL ssg.sSsd ~, g o r:i andy pes
Is. P;SP%T1s CRY 9p,s. TIE 70: .gs
f S.l sh' Rs 5i,S, osss sP' " y O w.
JrOR SALE or 10 LET-A modern and substantial
i but HOuss with Is sxselen, Land ard The nesss.
ny j. pAtIp al the psp6t Hotel Jamaica, LII
NOR SAIE-A solid beautiful stone-front HOUSE,
essr,y fnhea uonihs ago. Pscses; Bro0tyn Pnee
Ss cr pTsls I ssnsasr and viii ess tbs week b .O4
tOI lea thar cos, Aches E bsvH AS No Il Val
TORT HAMILTON VILLA SIrES.-The very
I choice Plo, G0sDd nese vicinity Of the Hamilton
Heuss s,.ies lanes Fort Hamilton nov oaSe Bald
in Ss 10 ihose and pleasant otOa for residence
ToI h pO, unsurpassed E beauty Of saaiioa beng snoos
s.SSsSss he steamer Esss leaving Il MuHayt
oeoc bUs ndrps the property mot ,esdy and
sc s sS fssfslis: isSs.Is q SWhl " 'ANA q
COH SAIE-A small Lot and Stable ia Vine st, Brook
Il the Fulton FsTry Apply to DlErz BROTHER Co.
TOR sALE-yaluable Real Estate az Hastings con-
~ys, .ns and cosss SITES 'n.si:s ifU tsIss
70 @ s o. sss ~ view y sSe asascs Rive ssi .seaniE
soaay wt Of the Hudson River Rhosd
sSs he @.ssss sss ss~y ' ''-''''N :
| IcOk SALE or TO LET-A Farm, 80 acres. good house
is.a: sd s % ssp y ~ & NJ 'i - ~, IL
EoR sALE-A PARK of about 20 acre, Of good
ss !. ss.,s a sss
Kssa So SsS -. sS
;., . & !, si ) Elssss Ss s es
ssss ,ss - ss; sis fs
NOR sAI.T-IO desirable Lots at High Bridge o.
H .s sr, 5's ' WI s5 1 %;
pssis CIT Han
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26
f1aier CURE.

fUuIfT VUEt-
DR sHEw earliest American PTaceouTs 90 is. P
CO.: Management and Diseases Q, Cnll'ea ~ 1sS
NenCen ~ aueu &C. vii receive Inseo
sn1 Patients No IS East lohs 1890 ~ 11 49,
sne oSa s-si er,dOor practice particularly Htenoea y"
NOR LADIES ONLY.-Washngton SPrlhss vac. Ms.st
Care - h.r,,fsi town Of Pan6eG NewJesy taiss
ate siciny Dr. sHaDGEfT AID his daughter n law @ l. D.
BARRIER = -, - ,--rt-
-yDpOpATHIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE
- T.ixh xr-This eseshhshuaeat h4slas osrn - -
- ,s.,on OF ths - En< can a . as = S ~
SPECIAL Department ef seH'>s Or J Z E0SFORD
ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER E61,, cSR st..r sSsie
4 49, &c c. SELLERS BROfHfA s7opss-o ss !.
~ hsv,rr been greatly enlarged and Sa9
- ss;or Of pew b4AiaS sxtares sEa xS. So t NJ
Essex Raihxay, foot OF CoG,s-net az a. y ~ - ~
~ ssnSsPM Distance ror New i''N - - -,
NxTORCESTER Mass Waller aso soYr Nd
w TIE trecaca Of ----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26
CntIerp ano Garoware.

CALIFORNIA and AUSTRALIA G0ODS.-Ner-
can ind full complete Of Miners Tools PlekS
shoyeIs Hadwsrp Cutlery Edge Tools Firearms &c Sc at The
ola stand Of CHARLES LITTLE Nos s. ans "a Fulton st
NELEBRATED CROTON FILES-NOTICE
- TO HARDWARE IMPORTERS, MACHiNlSrs and EEGl.
NEERsThe undersigned having the entire interest o. re
Groom File " Y hereby that s me
desTpous manufactured said sni formerly sod
nv henceforth be sold uoscTl
Ter AZ lis Office warehouse below where al orders VIII be TAKEN
ana hieu - 'e'' ~ HENRY J. IBBOTSON No. 2Is Pes-st
NB-Tbbotson Brothers Co.'S Globe FILES og sale usual
at the sane store
CUT NAILS and SPIKES-A full assortment of
"saNe Iron Works Nails and Spikes superor srtlele
favorable asel,
OF tie manufacturers MERRITT TRlMBLE No g Brosdst
Also Tor ale 2COO Nails O:derB received o-
Peru horse skoe ard other rolled iron
IOHN T. BUDD Manufacturer and Proprietor Of
~ Lockvcods celebrated Cooking and Laundry Ranges Also A.
Budds RANGE which for beauty cgrabtb and on
ouv csnro. be surpassed AL Ranges warranted b-Fncstr9
81 upwsrd. No Gle Broadway, formerly No esl opPose IT,
Thor sy's Church.
DIVETS. CAST BUTT HINGES IRON SINKS
Ia nee SD Irons Copper Tsek Copper Nails Cur Mails NSs
Ns Irou Tsck Brsds manufactured By IAbEh Co. New
Bedford Mas. Oreers prom pity tiled
&, BFISSELs GENUINE PRIZE MEDAL NEED
-. IFS sold bv sTURN SACHS in Ne T.York No - At
- go. A. tbs manufacturing prices Of q per mile best quality
hlea discount allowed on oroeIs OF SOe
importance
CHOT BAR LEAD and PIG LEAD WAREHOe 81,
No I5a corner Maiden AneThe SPRING VALLEY
sTOT ard LEAD MANUFACTURING COMPANY have IN ioce
a sssortu Of tie above articles s15 are 5r pea
3 the Lowest rites JA+!f-o h-N A-A'Oe O4i' il1sN
CuARLLs W. HENRT Seey
rINRFMONT CUT NAILS--Of Eastern Manutac-
e sno UNSURPASSED quality BY any other thar come TO the
,t- ~ 4: he na-ke By he Company Agent,
John W QUINCY, No. 81 Joha-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26
nlarhinerp, &e.

A NEW THING ENTIRELY The most astonishing
IA performance heard Of Barrels ttn Kegs ann the VINO 2
ssorrsb TO vsrrish entirely by Machinery
os MGan Win me t and silver eds and s.t- Dpom
1t timber the bot the stsye nouoTlns "a me sn
s sn th.i8 Gie q: the q1 ss timber
sG1 Ss sn cut. 6s cTta iurn the head
and The SsTs o. Ss 1 sns & W. hs 70
po6ue beeI barrel fsn or beg than OR hschn MAKE 81 ne
attention fan who choose give them inspection We manufacture
sst es. in general use all Of which the
subtle liquids or be sdsfed 70 me lseAns OF ay so9c' IN
mshne cannot make an imperfect Article except me dee
and Ere Rsro and the Elura snd Niagara Falls Railroad ave mi
walk north q the depot whes any P'9o. VINO a c.a S.9
every bsneh of the work We will feel the utmost pleasure in EXHIBIT
DESTROYS purchasing the ht and M;ehne: for any os
plying to through mail There bu: few Of the States remain
Ing our hands S o \, pa1 so w 1e d o
n within Their respective teriit9s; II CONCEDED p a. nas:
be invented for the same purpose AID must entirely pde
Of our work can be By calling Editors of The
NswYori TrbuDe WIN TRAP Co. rsen W sns
lTEAM and GAS PIPE.-JOSEPH MASON, (of the
- late WGworh Naon Guld No Q Broadway manu-
features Wrought Iron Pipe for Steam Gas and Water Valves Cec
Boifr fne: FEED PUMPS Coils and E7pOraior.
ard Wafer Gauges other Steam Boiler and EnEne
ptndaes He also great variety Steam and Hot Wate-
sI and G sIel in66 n ih eou S1 refers 70
CTEAM ENGINE for SALE-SN horse power, bright
- finish bed independent pump with boiler snt con,
reors never up entirely complete with heater ana
warranted he's all the modern improvements Inquire Of ANDAU >
No. A. Dey-st- in the rear
TN ] SLOAN's PATENT HYDROSTAT-PRE
VFNTION Of STEAM BOILER EXPLOSIOSS-Tns IN:
dergned having made extensive snsnEenen for toe snu
~ bs are orders the ined
Boilers Of every description Ipey have en-.
the instrument within the reach OF al oy sSd i
AZ very pce horse beng on ~ nYe-
horse ROVER so and according TO the capacity OF the boe
SLOAN L LEGGETr, Propretors and Manufacturers.
Foot of East 25th-,.. NeT-York.
ITO PRINTERS-For sale, second hand Single
Cylinder Napier Printing Machine good working order bed
Sxi inches INSIDE bearers by Hoe Also double medium
Adams PATTERN Apply from IL to to r. RlChADS
No. lO7 Futon-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26
Danyille, Pa, April Is 1855.
nor SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY PROPER

Tor SALE-A House and Lot, No. l99 West 3Oth-
house three stories basement aud under cellar; brown
stone &c complete Inquire OF GEORGE
r JACQUES, No. 2i5 WestSoth-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26
miscellaneous.

HliSlfUuUgpuB.
CANARY BIRDS-Belgisn, long breed, superior lot,
~ Yellow Hen aaa male ready the breeding cages ley W.
Re soa cheap applied tor eeraer bFc'zs ASa
Trunk business
CONSJIS 5. NOTARIES and SOCIETY SEALS. en-
rr-yel by the "A variety Of sPccasns 81 f
FRpELLS, Nc. 81 Bro4dway conner Duane 81
FISH, PROVISIONS: BUTTER and lhAS'
ALLAN ROSE, No rs w..hinssun q (sss sse .sess .s'
.l&xss New ofer ~hcesAle, = Cy an S1nfy
AZ he prices Cor eAsh the S~as Is's u ' ~
SNAi KYREL-Sos - add IN al kids q Psessssa
cODFISf-Dry. s.rsd and n piSkk
sCALFFISH-Dry. salte1 and N pickis
nv In Aoxrs and rtc<lre n SArrss
PORk-Nesx Prime buitfrD2 ClsAl Neck
RFNF-NssS PE;sse aid Ra;lroat
sNOkFD HANS->houltrr.. Beet Bscoo "a 20,
CHFTSF-L1rs Csnilsa OLA spirss rwi,-s Wteo
NINFGAR-S.ierasr& N shlrs SOFA >tarce
BITTER-In atns tzbs AID P<s r-a DAILY
SALr-Fins- . sscks s1i xna-. ba<~ a.. -
e13as C5osy1. >J2-hSos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26
furniture, &r.

CABINET FURNITURE.-HENRf W. klNGMAN,
uartue- Phelps knzuan having opened the store No
sSi Pes near Madisop Of warranted Cab
iret Fru wholesale re he would invite la ioEEe cue
oners and the pubic LI cal before purchasing
CHEAP IRON BEDSTEAD WARE.ROOMS-
~ SPRING MATTRESS and BEDDING DEPOr-lon BelsSeacs
sizes $50 The healthy png Mttress ard aszc Psss
half the usual made he Ss man1s % Hs..Te.se
altered spring IS s2 Private dwellings ho;es And
sernnares furnished No 56S Broadway, above spungs
CABINET FURNITURE.-D. ). HOUGH would
~ call the speca attention Of those about 70 purchase househo
Goods OF description his large and vel elected stock Of
h and spacious ware ICONS NO. - N9ith
William Chatham where ly 5e found eo1sArty OF band
ADDITION descriptions Ersdes an styles Of a rn
tapestry Brussels three ply a1a Ingram Caets anEs Oa So
Per other CLASSES Hair Mlt9s and yAre'y Of fAzy
Gnnfs both useful aad oEnariental
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-26
ITO LET The oirsra stores-These Stores, situate

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