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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-01
From The Western Reserve Chronicle.
To the Patrons of tho Chronicle

There eras in the history of mankind when
those who have previously stood divided or oppos-
ed in their public action find themselves placed by
the working of paramount infuences-by the
growing presence Of some giant evil, upon the
same common platform of action, and when the
petty feuds WHICH once served 10 separate them
are dwarfed into insignifcance or forgetfuness by
the presence Of a motive for action which appeals
to their common humanity. and to their common
interest. Such crisis has, we believe, now como
in Trumbull County-in Ohio-n the whole
North! The growing conviction which has here
| tofore existed ip the minds of thinking men that
the time was rapidly approaching when the trifing
and unworthy issues which have been trumped up
by designing and dishonest politicians to hide the
iniquitous serUy and trenchery of their own pol
icy aud notions would be thrown aside that the
people might grnpple with the real exigencies of
the tmes-ths prophetic conviction has recently
tuken the form of certainty through the effect of
daring and infamous attempt to contaminate with
Slavery the soil consecruted to freedom by solemn
pledge of plighied faith, aud bought at fearful
| price.
! The pernicious bill of Senator Douglas, which
in violation of the Missouri Compromises com
promise which bought the perpetual freedom oi
Nebraska and all territory north of So. 80, the
price of the admission of slavery into one of the
largest States in the Union, has startled the North
like thunderbolt. Thousands who have hereto
fore slept in tancied security, looking upon our
vast North Western terri; ory as nvulneraby guar
ded BY this solemn compact against the eacreach-
| nents of Slavery bavs been awakened by the an
nouncemeut that Congfess is about TO perpetrate
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-01

Bill becomes law, by which the Compromise
of 1920 is ,Ianpled under foot. We shall NOT
feel ourselves b,und by any ether compromises
in favor oil, or for the protection of Slavery.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-01

FonEIoN NEws.--The Europa arrived last
Saturday. No change in war news. Nicholas Is
sick. War Preparations going Gu in France
and England on a large tcale.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-01
Evening Meeting.

The meeting was called TO order by Vice Pres
dent Harmon, and Judge Spalding was again in
troduced to the audience, who manifested. while
he spoke, firm resolve to resist the passage Of
the Bill.
John Hutchins. Esq, of Warren, succeeded him
in very happy and pertinent though brief speech
The fifth resolution which was lefered back to
the committee for amendment, was here taken up
and adopted as amended.
Hiram Griswould was again called for and took
the stand and in speech of characteristic ability
held the fixed attention of the auditory till late
hour when the meeting adjourned without day.
NATHAN SANFORD, President.
CHAUNcEY CURr1ss. W. p..s;aa,,s
CHAuEcEY Harmon,
o. w. Strong. } Soro.ar;a.
j. S. Herrick,
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-01

they disregard solemn covenants, and TO inform
them, if the conflict must come, if they persist in
bringing it forward, ace are rcddul
11th. Resolred, That the uasterly aud success.
ful efforts of Senators Wade. Chase and Others ia
exposing sophistly of ttis nearous bill. stripping
it of Its sham democracy and specous f4lsehood en-
title them TO the warnest gratitude aud respect of
every frend of freedom and humanity.
18th. RESOLVED. That we highly approve of,he Call
for State Mass Convention TO be held in Column
bus ON the 22j Of March, and cordially recommend
10 the citizens of the townships attend in great
numbers ns possible.
18th. Resolved, That we recommend to the cit-
zens of every township in the County TO hold re-
monstrating meetings. and send their proceedings
to members of Congress, also to circulate remon-
strances for signatures.
l4th, Resoiued, That County Committee Of sew
en- be appointed, to correspond. to call future con-
ventions if necessary, and to act in behalf Of the
struggle which is upon US.
18th Resolred, That the proceedings of this meet
ing be forwarded to our Senators in Congress- and
to the Representative from this District and that
thew also be forwarded to Hon. Thomas H. Ben
ton, as a token of our confidence in his ability to
make successful stand, if any man can. against
that agrant outrage, now being attempted, the re-
! peal of the Missouri Compromise of 1S2Q.%
18th Resolved, That the proceedings of this meet
ing be published in all the papers of this County.
and in the Forest City Democrat and Cleveland
Herald.
The following named gentlemen were appointed
nd.rt tba
William Wadsworth, S. A. Giliett, Edward
Bostwick. George Sanford, Caleb Brown H. L.
Carter, Augustus Munyon.
President Mahan being called for came forward
and in brief but pertinent and able manner ad-
addressed the meeting. After which, the meeting
adjourned to the Court House, at 63 O'Clock.
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on THE rwENrY-sEcoND OF MARCH.

freeman of all parties! Gather this OCCASION and
denounce the gigantic Nebraska fraud.
Defenders Of Free Labor and opposers Of the extension
of slavery-Unite and resolve that Freesoil shall be
FREE. despite Northern treachery and Southern dupi
city.
Hen of Ohio! Meet on the 22d of March and let your
protest rouse the North, and blast like thunderbolt
the betrayers Of right and justice at Washington.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-03-01

THE SHAM DEMocRAcH.-The Plain Dealer
boasts that 1renty Seusn Administration papers in
Ohio, support Douglass Nebraska bill. He must
be blind who cannot see that this is an admisira-
ton measure, and that no reliance whatever can
be placed on that party in reference to question
of freedom. There are honorable exceptions in
the party-men who will take right position
but the purity itself is, though democratic in name,
depotic in practice. In this position it must be
met-and all true men, forgetting the past. and
pressing forward to the security of right in the
iature' must unite in one common effort to over.
'nto" 'dls powerful pany-a rarty as corrupt as
| it is powerful,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17
DniIoina nlatsrials.

ENCAUSTJC TILES for Floors of Churches and
IL Public BUILDINGS, and ior yes,ibaes Has coneF'a9ns
H. aT;b Dwellings Tb IT, u slnos
variety patterns aud hard and AEd
Il The b, 81 houses Ia AL paris Of the county
Gaukirk Chimney Toe suited to stye o arc hcrus
and recommended Down cogntTy hos~ aud % az NJ
.ecis a. tB,raiy For sale by - . -
EREESTONE for SALE.-Ihe Subscribers are pre-
par,d furnish Frecoue Stone aiiters or 10 PTson IN
buid thor ggsrrs Newark q the best qua ~
fLb.e size nsion sad stone hA oe ia n s
CO snd las proved itself be o. the most darase ud
nded foT pablo buAdngs and M me pubic
and will be delivered place vi hin reach Of uavra on
rrf,r 70 the follow
burd The quarry ST. Georges Church New fo -
London Grace Church, Providence CITY hsl ~
Ucs and the Cathedral PhiadsPh. All ordr hed with dis
patch BALDWIN a rAitEh>oS se"arE y j.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17

fcaa! Notices.

aJRROGATE's COURT held in and for the
n County If NeYorS a. he Sufrosa.e's Ohcc in the 0
- Yr. ga tic twelfth day NAV. the year one thoa ma
.isht huudrsd III four pessn AeNane W "saion 81
In . matter of cation 10 Nor Sig" H. a. or >e
- afr of SAMUEL ROBERTS dec ased for te paym nj
al Ms debts. reading aud hns due proof by aho, o me
g.. al .n order ON >CHUREMAN HAL>iED and Nm
ROBF RTS Admin and Adrinist six ~ he k,si
,b, ANUFL ROBERTS late of the City ~ Nc" fo nt
& 81 reerir rhin 10 appear his Court hi. day and ow
se whv they should be required 20 Norieage L-t
,t ,,,e o sad deceased tor the payment 81 i deo N
10 cause having 20 The contrary ~ ~
,-s uc-c,.sd M E,ac OF the s,d SAMUEL hobrH
tere af-ea before OF the County OF NN
~ liz oac u the C,y o New YORK. On the t"e ny htn t o'
. n c .co,k the 0: that day then ana o..
To- ov cuss whs authority should noi be given 70 te s"a Al
,irntos Lease Sell - much &" Tue '' "a l.
of hr aid SAMUEL ROBERTS, essd a ,s De- sas 20
try hi. d,bts a W "'"'
= Is,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17
3Sem2oork Daily Qribn,1e,
WILLL4MSBURGH ITEMS.

Cos1os CorycIL ITEys.-At the meeting on u's -l 0
men Council Mords- evening 'oannItss o. "a ..- OF tie
appointed % tnFe-i..se "a
e.a- iucerGicry Seccnd and 1hH" DH ~
UOUs-- .-s-- n. ,s.vor N of.- reward
rssolsion adopted auhor 1ipr me Asy -. ~ a. fire
= $50 .,r tbs detection and couuc.tn 81 me l4''-'
10 the second Ward School House ..-of,.sd Ro.rl Of
The lowing raued gentlemen W. ~, wcodrs .ui
Mssra "a sec.-e be
me hne ~ 10 per DAY if"h ln' -
r.t, ~, 10 H. 5h Nay or a1; comp yns W fs'
=. r-ruir-- ;he iul sltn- oi D. e1n--- % sld
--rtlI
Ixo~s,-- Co-sue- Ii.af ~ he'd IN .ngge-; ye friay
Do. .-r 60 -tr. %, isi. '.l.i-s f-it-it1 a
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17
y. HorsH. Aue.iopeer
VTAIIIARIE ROSEWOOD FURNITURE vII-


" YER WARE. OIL PAINTINGS and ENGLISH cARPsr
INC the cnst qu1tyW b. sold public specu lrer.rd
lees of incl, ueni ~sab,D THIS NNedEesdsJl MokSlSO
Ic o'ciook a. Nc $40 4ihsv 9hst rh> goods are
tally folows large and Pier aid Oval French Aosvey
richly sned suItrb Roewood Pino Forte msnnetured Ia tho
octave aud wsEraned elegantly hose Pas
o s1ies nohs 'Ttd IN ne French soeltee VIZ sofas Tee
AT.te Easy Sewing and other Chair osewood Leys E.c-i.re
Brocstee
do co aud finely finished Ese plate front and back valuable
OIL Paintings, viz pieces fruit winter
and andosJs Rosewood Msbeop Tables excellent
variety Roeood Bookosse; Porcelain Vases,
Grated French China Vases Of different descriptions sey val
usbe Aaas IDd CiOcks; 20 yards Tapestry Br.se
costly Bed ead- with aliases
Hair Mattress. H.; Rosewood Dressing Bureaus. with marble
ios match: Stone aDd Gilt China Toilet Ss Mahoraay
Sofs Lounges srrusses ths,s Easy aud Rocking Chairs;
Mahogany Qusres Gard Table Mahogany xendng Wanu aud
Other Dining Tebes China Dinner
highly d,cors,ed; Cu Cisss Wsre Tumbe obeis
kc; Psran Ware Butter Dishes Co1es
Pchsr- Sugars Cresners &c; Ivory Cutlery Ware Silver
Fork and Spoons
will be in attendance 20 remove ih- Foods
" C.EIrR Aucou.rr store No 81 D.ys. Ore-nwich
WAGONS, CARRIAGES. HARNESS.-ThIS
w DAY At II O'Clock sbove three Rockaways
three BnsEy Wagons Phaeton, Brchs.
do, Ergh made good old Buggy Wagons with
variety Of Riding Whip Lsshes Harness and Saddle tc
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17
NEE,JERSEY ITEMS.

ps,>,s-oS Col LysY PREsESrArios.-Ihe Graduscsg
(rs,s Of the CoIge cf Ne~-jcrsey presented ON mo
18th ins: an ELEGANT silver pitcher TO the e'' pr
han the venerable P-,siien, o. the nsnu""h' e
p,. sion O; th.r cra;i,udo tor his uS;rng asdu'y !"
bringing then, to ths crisis OF their educAnon an
testimony OF their high appreciation OF his many -
vir,u,s The pitcher bore the following insc,pun q -
rendered BY member in behalf ct 'ne ',ass '.. ~
scented tc the Rev. james Carnahsn. ID. ID, Nhsn rI .
dent Of tho College o; New-cr.ev oy 'he 1rsaua,n1
Glass Of is5i" At the lest meeting of the bSara ..
Trustees Dr. CaTnshan ,ndcred his rcS-nation, having
discharged the Offices ard frs,ions OF President Tor
q r'.-os. vcars. The Rev John Aaclcn. d. d., y now
Pc.aiCr rcci -n VII 10 duly irsuguraed on the -Ssa
al .lurc. Ire Jay vf ~. annual conu cncemcnt.
N,Yr,xa or THT Coxgo. Coy>rit.--A regular meet
,sr .sncn C,n-eii '-s '' -.e Lvc.um ssi eS'nns
Ai.s.uv. ~ r,i, s,G f,.f ,apaic.iioa tho
N,y. & ,sd OrsaF o. - aSs Of :. /. sN,ss ,s is
Wli II - -e se,t si ~. b. . a Ald Jsmes beir< ex-
Aa',t "'.. i E--r., Cc. "a authorized % bor-
Ths Boaul proceeded to spo' ho'o :, sa M I
49, ~, ria Ward j \ B.owes tssth wnS , Lane. s
Maine Boa.d 49, seyFai s,,e.,. ,xaaaes rssaeS
~ Rosd he seei,d RoSer, G-a eeuiIsti Essss NSTs;
Wv. W. ws.,ss sss Ta'' 3 4 eaaJ j. C' Aorssy Ass T.
S~.th cty T-,s.ss.r DAVID Suia oo9east, iis TI,
ns d"5s us, % is WeS Isr further business IL"
Bcsrd sdlouraed
Tur Mis.i>o M.S.-The German named john Henry
hO ha ssen g'' ron s s.'ss s ,1 epcysT s.s ..a-i
H, seen in NewYork Saturday last and ,ssea 80
% o ss terms With bis ~ lately. which ,se'sni or
eay,rs They had separated Ia @ @ Ss,, Ma A.
d On .".on and probably wouG have been 'aNen up ''as
on had not been beard from.
Ur noore was convicted in tsc Hudson County Court
Mouday Of sou sesd Of The @ has s lie
wss csnhf pairing 20 break open The ttrns o. -
us .ld thirty days in Jail aud $50 hHs and e'' u
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17
Carpetins,. Me.

q II II x I 4 /
IL No. rs ~ 20 md 81 Grand-si coz ChTys'e.
invite attention Of the LdSAs and others 10 ihe
EXTENSIVE srS scrSaERPFTiNGS RUGS oIL-CLOTHs. Sc,
os ,, 80 Po,n,r sud Domestic Nsuufse
,-,T, UT ppI'>.TIS TAPESTRY MEDALLION tAsFE1>
'fL'"'' INV FSGIIsH kIpDERNlNsFER,
'-''A'-'' .l.c i.r-s assortment of
pRUGGETs RUGS MATS, OIL .Ul M ss7vit
, 49, rsr,r,ros being selected from The msi eeistf-,e9
ihe - r. NJ and aroIicd sXr-ssly 70! ;hcr sales .ld
:. The lowest they row pre-
80 ~ ,ser one Of LARGEST and most essiisp.e
lss-s - a, nri,s eaireiy fr' tfaoi'rg opseaif7s
T. Come, mi reOrs tngssedio eAnfe sad aeAft Na
Gei' 'py IS 57 80 and u, Grand chTysis
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17

by the grace God fee anA .depenesnTo all persons
i-,s-.d II SAMUEL HICKS se VI he City u
N-~York deceased cE.d.ors DeIs OF KIN or othsr"sesS1o
You and each o herehy ced and required pr
be appear before Sros4s Of tbs County of W
Yok his Office -e Cfy Of New-lors, The tS,uiy'g4d
eleven O'Clock 10 the forenoon VI that day hen
the bua ef-neEt Df the account oi pfee'
Peter Public Adniaisrra-or Ia toe City o sew
Yos ana :, AdrnTaor goods esaes snd credits OF said
cccea-ec.
In rc;uo.y whereof .usec ne seal OF cfe OF -
rrc.r- 10 b. hereur.o affixed. wines, ALEAASULh ".
H. s. BRADFORD k.euire s,'e oi oar sA.d our m ~
fi-v lrst d-y o. APri II the )es
oforr Lord th0-..aa eight hGutssd :nd ~ y iS't
,,-e ,.w.wH A. W. BRADFORD. sanlsfis'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17
Copartucrsbip Notices.

(NOPARTNERSiIIP.-Th undersigned have formed
~ ehip the finn Of LEONARD WILSON Tor
The ,ra sacfion Machinery bu.nes a. ~ 81
Besvosi Nc 100 Pearl The nerp VA da,e from
IL; int. w VI, ~; LHD ,AnvS
The subsbers making the above anHouucent beg leave
heretofore
by Nj L. 4 LEONARD and call the attention oi pucs
ertly TO which complete
conise the best work ct he Lowell Hdley FALL Taun
other s hoIs well as fa as-oiineni ol enc i
ruious Tools Leather Beg oas tsnnedi seie stretched
an" ''H'H"'' o' ''' '1'' ''''' LEONARD WILSON.
VINHE SUBSCRIBERS have received into connection
with their firm. JAMES KEITH Of EdinburEh. JOHN Nc
CLUEE of Glasgow aud WILLIAM GREENE 1le bl.ne.. WI,
be fouduc under Of WILLIAMS STEVENS W IL
LIAMS Co NewTok and James Keith viii represent Toe
here business will be transacted under the .iye
Of WILLIAMS KEITH, MCCLURE Co. .,
Said partnership will Ia. date from The ist OF reDly f ud
will terminate on the is f,bnsry ic9 ,,,rrr,us
New.York. Aprl4 1854
The business. Of the Williams. Stevens Williams
viii he set I'd bv H. Williams whom al Indebtedness wiz
be aid ard authorized the Of the fFin y lis
tioi-New.Yolk ApIil a. 1854 JOHN II. WILLIAMS.
~ LINUS w. SlEt EMS.
GEORGE H. WILLIA.iS.
The sutsrbers the above Jes lea -
,sy that Ills arugeme-t been effected in Response to the uu
,sced d ,nogeu nj h which their humble efforts tho
the of AT have been rewarded Dy generous
public. -.
partner extensive facilities upon the Continent
will cue before their comatd
desirable which this immense and prolific held affords
haiey intelligent tnat-rr judgment
object contributing 7 quota ~ 'he
public taste by putting only before ~ IN me hf1
irue aud the beautiful can accomplish SHALL IN az Us
10 ali sled in the -nbject .r.s
ard the public generally say conhdeu t'
previous opportunity ORR April ls5t
WILLIAMS STEVENS, WILLIAMS Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17
a. VI HtkNiN AucIilnetI
OY BANGS, BROTHER q CO.-Trade Sales

Jos. LoGO. Aucticncer
DY GEO W. LORD d Co., No. 300 Broadway, be-
ID Franklin AID LsousTd SIS Sales Of BOOAS, PAINT
ikls FURNITURE favorable terms
BOOKS AND STATIONERY part IN Quantities 20 ;ho TRADE
a. TIESDAY aud f0wi1g EVENINGS, large collection Of
fsish aud American BOOKS. STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS,
ValGGble IubicatiOL Ia quenee sniei 20
a. Trade Private Libraries being IN part the stock os Bookseller
, Of and flesh stock Sale 10 commence at O'Clock
ssth evening
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17
Ua,rr Cure.

np T.yIOR> NEW WArER-Ct'RE-Corne
s.s., 80 sst.-.. rear the Cr-.s Palace or.n
:, ..-..,r TPsk>iEsr a-a PERMANENT BORDERS an
I.efrNT~ >-eesI atisn..cr &C OCt-lvl tALLS
nv \ RrD0VTuk'- WArER-C I kE. At SARA
TO,,I SPRINGS on Brceavay nTsr 'orT-,-s err'ns Dr.
hOaf Rr EANfiLTuN snT-efr' " ~ 'n' h''''1-.'h
AEWPOkT. K. !. WAtEh-C | t.s-:--i MS es'Ss-
~ IsLmsH nj oslet1sd T.. s b-ats snd o,I.,, r ''1
iluss oYsn B4ils attached Adies' " =. = am
V,HE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WAIth-CShS
will se op.nod MONDAY. April H. N eoane.'l - -
New vosk CRY sscs Cure Applications .. foS1s ny ..
:: tc Ci,y ofce No l7s .;s 81, eos,er - 81 -,
e1f. - ullsle 'gea:uflt - e. h.r e-"'s '- . ~
'A' '-''e. - ' " ~ y a. N WELLINGTON, VI d
O " NAY VI d.
rr,rF NEII-IoRK CITY WATER-CCRE, N".
as u cs.uc- U1ivcray rl-cc n row eo51 -
Car Mountain WaeTCu-e. r1tcr cur ; care E-sIs -"
toace.r -c-our ocs-cc Z ;y ~ tie y "ceN
q. H. WELLINGTON. NJ u
". MAY. y y
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17
npn,,. B. l. CHITos. Alc'lon.,i r,,II-,

D. i. MI TOt- Aul -VHI., Al u =
pEREMPTORY SALE of 81 ACRES Of NALc n
SLE LAND ihe HEART OF SOUTH BRoOA~h y 3. Az
,iON-COLE CHILTON " IN s,.i Auction on
ney Is lft y , ocork af The Mcrchan,s Exchange. New
1ts's 81 Land suIgoscd g. contain Y acrtJ ei11 70 % r
- ~ it c Grould iyug the blocks houroc1 ~ - ~
s1'', ticn Sscke' Dfffew scs ls and fnf' '.''' @ ~
,.s'' freot.st. 1sll ,.,tts Rail 7 OBJ. ht'r5
i-f'f fttt d 81 10 I..tf ~. fff 80
30 't.'f lullef'. f.e to-. OIL ,f ,.' 's-'n'a''
-' obi it.a fIl f..t if.n.. -.. 80
~'e'. itt-sl ave-. H~lt ~. 4. lt5ii
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17

,;,. ., v,~ J~s-y 6 Of szs Verdict, death s,1 o.
,,n. D..ssssd 10 tAs feRi.ea,isry ca Nonor
..,.,~v .uS died yesterday norna-. ssose stated
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17
BILLS or MORTALITY.

The City Inspector makes the following returns or the
NtS,ryFSrH WEEK Of the present wear;
W., nrp,,r oy Dy,rus N CRY County, oF Nkw-
YORK fs,hi MGJ5 % 'ify -. leri go, r.,.i Ana
Mr., esWoMFs sc- BOYS lSS-GsLs, u......''Toii sSss
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17
1853. 1854. In

Being aggregate increase thus far ths year. over '"s
same period in 1850 Of 3OI per cent The increase OF
ropr!a;ien j. probably from TO 10 per cent
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17
I,naerIo.

~ rrortslty under 10 years Of age IS per cent.
We apu.nd the following table showing the number Of
ess in eseh week this year and the corresponding weeks
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17
Steamboats, an0 Railroads..

NJERCHANTs' LINE For ALBANY-Passage
MI - C-rf.-ses,asr MANHATTAN c.Pe W B. Nsl;S9 ss6
,ss,' QNpAd }.,oS .S STfs6AY TiuasDAY aud
i,A DA 4 my OF board or STANLEY s
NOR BOSTON. via NEWPORT ard FALL RIVER
Tie splendid s1d superior stsa1s. BAY sTATE Celt WI"
tnvr irsyyes Eex-Yort every MOSDAf, WEDNESDAY and
FslpAi ,I. - 9 G veng sH ruasDk
uKbAY e. oeocs P NJ from fer So n r. near The Battery
Fls o .sau forwarded th,Oush witt great d'r''eh BY an
f'P'''' f'sh Wa RoRDEN Agent See 70 .rd II we.tst
TINTED STATES EMPRESS COMrANi-Ohice
Nr,SyK 40 n AIR RsSGEMEYrs-UNITED STATES EXPRESS
C0FkNY wa NewYc,t and Erie Railroad 70 Duntf buralo,
I.1Hs yswY "a st sc P " all ky goods oaies
M kIs I'D re solhseins s;ass 'aoS ca t ce,sas Tos
raf TrLEGF4fH T EXPRESS LINE n.tas eeatnsors
% iis .fis! euSy y ss'sI.
Iori Reiuius leave all the above named cities t.l, &C
SPECIAL laeersr arriving a. As~ioSA a. l. u
In tsroaass q Bankers end oh Of th: civ snd
vii te received yo. Ss~--ifsy is5i
A NTRIC.N LAKE SHORE LINE by the CLEyE-
"A LAND .sa TOLEDO RAILROAD ,Ed II, gn,-fa, Pr
cato sT LOUIS cINcLSyATI !NDASAF9LIS i;, PAYroS
D'SA' 81 siA q 6AiLi fSISs FROM CLEVELAND;
10 oeso snd s. Lo .,erPas SoF~.s CLYDE AID aoat
SECUSDs y 81 5ai Triiu stopping a. a. sa"ls between
Thi.6 \ y Errr-s coa ols cy@ g fr ss;&a,Sy *,
Crc -do sra thes-o opln a' Dil''rl f-l Eif'A'
Her~i. or Eu.ca. - ne az. Fremont -ad LinOre
fOUrTH-2,F 81. Exp4s- from s.stlu q G c and T. r. r.
- Tto -c Chicago Ind = ui olfl . ObeEn N..".s
Ncr-..rfe. Be .y4e. L rdr s-l frtl ~. ,.
FiFIH-5 81 MI I.n lfroia Olo oyl ir sani-,kY 5As
t-aiu >trdusy trains A.. River ela Ltks Us
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trains furnished wiki lbu- toke and AAel -
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD TO PiilLA
u rELPHI. trosn rer No Sor,h Rver- Alfs -l-I
"a rrd.P NJ Accommodation L-ue A. a n " a,
JOHN YOTTER SOUTH AMBOf ihe1sss a N
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17
1. ". hOLhbs. AutllOl ti,
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE PIANO

II FORTE CARPETS, PAINTlSGS, MIRRORS. SILVER
WIDF ke Aacion.-WI be sod THIS DAY, "Wednesday
NAY C ocOck e cOIteE Of the elegantly furnished house
No IN Broadway comprising elegant Rosew oOd suites
Al Paro Furre K, Satin DrOcade; Carved Rosewood and
uabossny Mhetop C.uer, Side aud Fancy Tables Rosewood
Easy and Sewing Chairs Spring
Rockers Sofa Bcdead Elegant RSewood
Piano Forte superior runen ~ perfect "
and fully waranied wood Corner Eagcs ch Tapestry
Ingram Carpets Brussels and Venetian sar Care's Lace Cur
,sirs fine silver plated Ware variety p Fine O Pant
mrs and trgreyngs handsome france Decorated China Ten sets
Irnnt and Msn,c Ornaments Fine Rosewood aud Maog
sny French Rdgtetds Cottage Bedscads Best CURED H Mat
t,sss Fine Morseics Oas Kowood AID Mahogany Dressing
Bur Nabotop stands Git China Toilet sets Oval Mir
ror Fxeno Dining Table Ivory Common Cutlery Cfockery
Glassware Kitchen furniture &c. sale Otiye
sud d Osiis Ts quired from purchaser
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-17

copry Of KewYork the Suosaies Ohice IN the oy q
Nv ofs on April in tue year one thonsno
-. aud r,fvtcur present Alexander W Bradford sur
rr, In me matter application mortgage, ese or sell sno
IRWIN. deceased payment o as
eebOu reading the petition OF Matthew Allen ad rst
~ Tracy the Executc William Irwin, lste OF me Oy OF e"
~ lred or authority lease OF sell the real eae
OF lie aid deceased cf his deb M - ordered tt
tho O the said Nttn irwin ae
appear before Of he Comfy e"-io
EewioIk the !9th day OF May neh' ~
ten co in the Of thai day then and there to show sss
BE- given 10 the said executors 10 h'ss
49, III ~ nch OF the real estafe OF hs said William Irwin de-
oeHs'" - ~ A. W. BRADFORD, Surogats