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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-07-28
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HOME. DEAR HOME.

Where burns the loved hearth brightest,
Cheering the social breast?
Where beats the loud heart lightest,
Its humble hope possessed;
Where is the smile of darkness,
OF meek-eyed patience born,
Worth more than those of gladness,
Which mrth's bright cheek adorn?
Pleasure is marked by fleetness,
To those whoever roam;
While grief itself has sw weetness
AT home dear home
There bend the ties that strengthen
Our hearts in hours of grief;
The silver links that lengthen
Joys visits when most brief;
There eyes in all their splendor,
Are vocal to The heart,
And gIances, gay or tender,
Fresh eloquence impart;
Then, dost thou sigh for pleasure,
O do rot widely roam,
But seek that hidden treasure
At home dear home
Does pure religion charm thee
Far more than aught below
Would'st thou that she should arm thee
Against the hour of woe
Think not she dwelieth only
In temples OF prayer;
For home itself is lonely,
Unless her smiles be there;
The devotee may faIter,
The bigot biudly roam,
IF worship less her altar
At home dear home
Love over it presldeth,
With meek and watchful awe,
It's daily service gnideth,
And shows its perfect law
If there thy faith shall fail thee,
If there no shrine be found,
What can thy prayers avail thee
With kneeliHg crowds around
Go leave thy gift unotfered
Beneath religions dome,
And be rhy first fruits profer'd
At houel dear home
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Destruction OF Vermin.

Mr.. Gordon, the superintendent OF the orna-
mental department OF the London horticultural
soeiety's garden, has ascertalned, it seems, that
water heated to temperature OF l4o degrees
Fahrenheit, will 'stroy the esscae insect"
with all its young ones, including the eggs; and
this too, without the slightest injury 10 the bark
Of the tree on which the insect feeds. The
method of applying it, is to wet sponge in the
water, and apply it 10 the parts Of the tree on
which the scales appear; or with common sy-
ringe.
The following recipe for destroying cater
pIlers and other similar insects intesting fruit
trees, was originally announced by Mr.. Tatan,
who was rewarded for bis discovery, nearly
one hundred years ago, by the society OF Paris.
Take of common black, or t'bar soap of the
very best quality, lbs: -four OF snpher, :
lbs; mushrooms Of any kind, 2 lbs.; and rain or
river water, l ; gallons. Pour one-half of the
water into barrel of convenient size, and stir
in the soap till it becomes dissolved, and then
add the mushrooms, after they have been crush
ed. Next tie mp the sulpher in coarse open
cloth, with stone OF sufficient weight to cause
il TO sink, and boil it in the other half of the
water, for the space oftwenty minutes While
boiling, stir toe liquid freely, and squeeze the
bag of sulPher thoroughly, before you take it
out. As soon as the water is taken off the fire,
pour it into the barrel with the other ingredi-
ents, with which ii must be well mixed. Stir
the compound at least once day till it becomes
ietid IN the highest degree, for experience has
demonstrated that the older and more offensive
the liquid is, the more rapid and efiectual will
be IFS action. The barrel should be closely
covered at all times, except when stirring the
liquid, or applying it to the trees. When il is re-
Guired to use the mixture, ii is only necessary
to sprinkle it over the plants or trees, which
may be done very effectually with garden en-
cine or a SYRINGE.
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ADRIANNA B. SAMPSON,
ISAAC P. NASH.

70 At botel, short time since, girl en-
ouired Of a gentleman at the table if his cup
was out. eNo," saM he, s.but my coffee is
The poor girl was considerably confused, but
determined to pay him in his own coin. While
at dinner, The stage drove up, and several COM
ing in, the gentleman asked, ssDoes the stage
dine hereq" 'sNo, SIR exclaimed the girl,
''bui the passengers DO"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-18

J,1ee beng DESTROYS Of scting in sccordnse with
- treaty vas DESTROYS that tho brig sbould be COD
A,myed-while The Spanish judge gave II - hs
sotnjss that her detention was illegal, and that The
soptsin Hsmilton) ofthe vestal should be compelled
4, nay the owners Of the Arogsnte Eniho the de-
nurrsre due for her detention and to deliver her IN
800 order for sea 10 them. Toe two Judges, TINS
Sot copcurripe in their judgments. the m itter was
admitted TO arbitrsioD and the Regent OF the Real
Audience Pictorial was the Sotrs'or aopohteo'
Amer hearing al the evidence on BON SIDES tns, Ia
Ayidual delivered bis Judgment az follows That the
1etentiop of the Aoe ante Emilio legal bus that
he shoud be restored % her owners in the SANE con-
difion In which she was when captured And this
judRpent was carried into effect.
The "Arrogante Emilio has, since her liberation,
made two voyages 70 Bnenos Ayres and 0ack, and
BOW appears 10 be eng aged in lawful trade. Her
appearance here naturally attracts some little stten
ton, and therefore send you thu foregoing brief
count of what fear may be considered stale news
The only recent intelligence Of nteres. here is the
arrival a few days since of the schooner White,
which wac captured, a short time since at Baracow.
OF all the circumstances relating TO her seizure,
within my knowledge, your readers are afesdy
passenger Mr.. Da Costa, and Mr.. Felix, twno cs ne
n the other schooner that seized aud after ard
permitted to DEPART are, understand, 10 custody.
The crew Of the j. e. White have. however, been set
at liberty and, | believe, are already shipped on
board smother vessel. have been at some pains 10
gather full particulars relative TO this matter bn. re-
eret to add that my efforts have been unavailing.
We have bad considerable rain and cool wsther
since last had the pleasure OF addressing you. Al
pqese Mt however the climate is delightful about
warm early summers day in New-York.
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professional Notices.


II hONED An INlAlI u-Dt. u.
Il ALLbN late Professor In the Ohio Coeys on Dents
surgery s.tsution hs improved method OF Construct
nt ARTIFICIAL DENTURES, which eomDnssLhe following
advantages:
% v.ste IN, .avs infect the breath no. tbs slight
moisture osn get between the teeth ard plate
Cd Az Artificial Gum. which "A firm and ndestructbls
Tie teeth 10 fused Dsh hes. between and oard their
upon hich they Get This % the teeth that
peculiar expression and EfsEe appearance which harseezss
the natural orssns
90 Great strength Obtained by thus 1otins the Teeth
Gun Dd pte and ordinary force in masang can break
tnsnl from their base.
oh cen aud distinct articulation Of speecn 10 restored
This important change Effected bs having the inside Of hs
teeth snd Of natural form To this form ths too cue
sr adapted This perfect adaptation Of the tongue 20 tDs
prevents the Kissing nnuisd sounds IN speaking OF
sIs often observed persons wearing .rtcs tfetn
5h. 1hs natural TORN and expression OF the NOUN a.a
face be where they have become senten
TITS done by q additional sachDents 10 tue sne
supporting the teeth These sftachoen,s are % one
- brpa the supb Zen portions and sussn tnen ~
proper position They covered with the Ao1ve n.ne'
ssEle IopI AID become poDent pss OF TIE
AID when shy formed be detected BY N,
'rer Tai. method OF rsorps the ehses Of abs non,b
u and sso the nstsrL .o.r1 and expression no
atd lips. has been well tested having ore1
Eau IN the authors psciio. for Sc 'erI year, past
Of Photographic and p'Fuerreotypr .,r .ns L. ,.s
h. bis shce showing toe b-s '.sse 10 sppesr
spoe CD il produced in the coanepsneess nsiiass nov
~tsEg nurs constructed 1pon tns pncep.s' wneh ,ne
rutlc ~. invited 20 cell and ersrnn' toasaer With other
een. Of h, Improved style Of work, not requiring he
above attachments
"a the month In shorf this embraces
new new and stur-s shi:a readily spprec
a,e - tbe.. wearing artificial dsnures upon tn.s pfiacple
t r,sIente to utility Of this method tes
rorI. can siyen fion eminent Dentis,s 10 the VARIOUS
m uncp and persops wearing the work Ia ths aud
ottsr eiiiea ALLEN, NO. 80 BeDdst N Y.
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BOYS FOR THE COUNTRY

To To Editor q Tz< n T. Tri5snc
SIR On calling at the CLdren's Aid Society yes.
tercsy saw three fine, healthy. looking boys Of the
ages OF II and H. waiting for places in the country,
snc Learned with regret that they were unable at
preser;, 10 ind homes for half Of the boys who ap-
ply. | am quite sure many Of your country readers
benefit themselves from the labor these boys able
ard willing to render One stout boy Of II, Prus-
sian who speaks English pretty we'll and also speaks
German and French, has been in this country for
four months. He hes very amiable. intelligent
counienance and wishes 10 be farmer Another
boz Of 10, with noble countenance, high forehead
ard bright eye, has worked two years at b,iler-
making; is row thrown out Of business and il will
to work a. anything. Others might name, out this
NAV suffice. Farmers, mechanics and Others from
the country, please apply to the Chidrens Aid So
cety, aud favor these boys, for hard winter is at
hand for the poor in this City. R.G.P.
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bo5o,Ne tttSop
liz twelve of the above vessels the crews numbered

Making total Of sbout
STEAMER HISDoo SUsK.-Yet another boat b -
gone to the shades in the Mississippi near Cairo. We
received intelligence, yesterday morning, from the
officers of the Mansfield that tae steamer Hindoo, in
command Of Captain X. 3. Hughes, bound for New
Orleans, struck snag in the Mississippi. about two
miles shove Cairo. No lives we're lost. The Hndoo
was valued at about 81 900 and no. insured. The
freight lst was insured in the Mlsrs and Msnuf.c-
tureIs office for So 900. Much of the freight in the
hold Of the boat will be total loss. The greater
part of that on deck can be saved in damaged con-
clifton We learn that most Of the cabin furniture of
the Chancellor has been saved in good condition a.
also 200 barrels, and $50 sacks Of her merchandise.
ST. LOus Republican, Dec. Il.
IBy telegraph
BosTos, Dec. II, 1854.
COLLISION on THE SorsD.-On the passage Of the
steamer Plymouth Rock from New-York to S,oning-
ton yesterday evening, the steamer in collision
with the scbr Francis, doing no serious damage, bu,
causing considerable alarm for few moments. Capt
Stone hailed the schooner after he vessels parted and
finding she required no assistance, steamed ahead,
and reached Stonington about IL O'Clock.
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M,rh.u auafp reI~; Gscrse VI. Keyser. George M
Doe. P's~,h Co w,sh. B.''Gn' o. rr .v,ni ".
soSb N Plat 4, l. ais; d Hughes. NsT o'ie.as
J. y WeItr Indiana; rd~.rd Ride stoni ~ - An
srons u s.H.. . r OAisy, $. y; Dr. sam"ef'o NJ
l. n fhep. Utah. . uu. ~ . "
Aiihe ST. NIcHoLis HorEL-L- Lloyd Winter. y. = ~,
M,peh,,,., r c Butter lyrseu.e; C. u Uborn. osSes9
C. Bi:s. CleyeIsDa P. Haniy cleyeilns; ps.n,
C,r,ss; D. Rsbr son Csiforris II L. Albert Bait nofe
Ers,,us Corring albany; Il. French, Troy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-18
HENRY II LEEDS, Aucuoueer-oy ~. n. LEEDS 20
ON THURSDAY, 2lst of December, at 10


IN THURSDAY, 2lst of December, at lOt
" O'Clock at the extensive war-iO ms Of VIM II. Horst
man ESQ no IS MAIDEN lane, near William o. fhe entire
stock OF rich FANCY GOODS aud holiday 'aE sENrS,
b, the entire mpora u the above welsuow importer
(po,riv.ly without reserve consisting OF:
Rich Pas,n Bfon1es-An iqurs sud modern Vt the mos
r.ch, rche subjects and tesigIs all of which ssanrd
French Vs.e. Tsts Tee and other sets up-rby
decorated patterns OIuOu snd Cral Cabnets
Jewel C.sses Pen Trsy-, fAd Receivers entirely new
article every variety richly oroamented In arabqie and
IN aid.
Cent? and Ladies Pressing and Whiting Gases. n insd
rosewood ouameued in subj and vareeaed patterns with
solid silver fittings snd cut glass viz aigrettes,
Erbo.sd Morocco Goods conpr-ng the richest des-rip
lion of Ladies' Rsticues Gents Dressing Cases Pocket Com
parons ne ssaes and other varieties % this manuscture
Pearl aid ard Silver Mounted Jewsl Caskets, Gard Re-
eeivers and bijoteries % every description
Fans of eyrIy description compd.inz kid six aud
nented framed pearl and ivory and richly carved in all tAe
fpest ssori me mt offered auction in this city
Toys-The arsest and inject assortment COMPRISING every
variety of pattern from the cheapest TO the costly
Also superb BronEes In groups spd stafuet'es
We particularly request the attention Of she public and
thoee Intending purchase for the holiday u his sale
combining he largest aud most valuable ssortnsnt
offered this city Every article offered will be
positively sold without Terms, cash for Al suns OF
sloo ard under thar smount i've per cent. OF
CAT the M oil sale
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RUSSELL W WEsrcorr Auc,loneer
DARLOR, DINING-ROOM and CHAMBER
II IuRNIIIfRF EIEGANT ROsEXnOD PIANO

FORTE &c-THlS DAY. at lel O'Clock. at II Sth-ay.,
a fev door. from llthst w. WESTcOrr will sell by
catalogue The entire and Furniture
Of the above bous Housks ard ohes attending this
assured that the whole Il To be absolutely sold TO the
highest bidder shine us.ns Of rch Tapestry Will
and other snd stair Carpets superb srd elegantly
carved rosewood Piano Forte magnificent sewood Paror
Suite pieces; rosewood in Hsrcoth do splendid Pier
Glasses; vsusble Oh paintings with nnique aud r.
eherche collection Of Pai imported Mantle Vases and dec
sted Ornsents very rich Omou Clock; Extension Tables
variety Of elegant sverwae; French China Cut Glassware
he with very large quantity OF wood and nahogtny
Chamber Furniture; superb Feather B.ds. II Mattresses
&c The sale will With tn Kitchen Furniture
II precisely Catalogues house post vii, De required
Of every purchaser.
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fnrs.

DUY your FURS of the NETWORK FUR
DCOMPANY.-HFRZOGk sEWM A. have jus. received
By steamship Ur,.o superb aSortment Of Royal Ermns
husa ssbs Mink ard stone Martsn. all maaafae.a-.d
prr'sly for Brsdwsy Ladies requiring F1rs .hoad M
teiote purchssns stwhsre Old FnIs cleaned STORED
gsned and elchsnsed the reasonable No
BIesdw ~, corner Of WaIkeF a.
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miilirerp. Sc.

EEATHFRS, FLOWERS. &c.-Just Received
J. 50 dozen gu perfne white OsTRIcH TlpS:
q dozen supsrfne black OsrRrCH TIPS.
lo9 dour sspsrfne eolnr.d OSrRI n TIPS;
y co1'r tuT-rina mixed >7Rtcd TIPS;
leo dozen sureifBe FEATHER TRIMMINGS
Of blscb white sort,d and mixed coors which tos,thar
with full stock II Beaver Felt AID Pnsh BOssErs will
be cold low for cash HOMER KErCH-N
Nos 81 and So Johp-st corner u William
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Gieamboats ano Railroads.

CTATEN ISLAND and NETWORK FERRY
- NOTICE -CHEAP EXCURSION -FHe 8. ecen Or
further nosicr: Leave Vandsrbrs L.ndns. staten issd
every hour from A NJ To- p NJ Leave fo0t q "As'''
st., New You, every hour Ilom G A. toIP N.
HARLEM RAILROAD.-INLANDR ROUTE.
IL On ard .fer Mondsy Dec. H. Sundays e'eeos'd '@
EESHTSG DEPOT CORNER or WHITE CEyrREsfSi
Mail Train at 7yU NJ stopping at "hisns' pnsss w.
Way ,opss" Whit, pl'o' c ssssss
Foar Corner. srh W.s.rn Railroad Express Trsa, srrss
81 Albany at Il p. NJ ,,a..;,,.
e'00n fsos CRY IKE i;'gE9 srsT Mss '''.
Croiop Fails. s4P. NJ. stopping At eli ss'o'n' '''''
White Pl.is. At 80 5andei5P NJ, stopping 81 Y'''''H'
'n w sriu1.; s9Sa. NJ 2Is SO, and II
''' sEox rwEsrY SIXTIES q! STATION
nay Tibet. .ns Nv. 20. s 1890
eb.e..d Utica Beao .u6 ohsr place. - R.s ~
broo~e"' 'n aSss ;pt TO NETWORK.
,ur,, ,s,vips Chatham sour Cornen ct A. ", ssor
,s :, ri Mail Stations above wismss Bhdse, sr,vins@
Yn. 6epc, Western Railroad corner Of Maidehlsss
'DS Train Ie.vss Troy ct %, p and Albany rs
~ ,,opoing !. Ch.tbsm -Four Corners Phlmoci Ms.tn-
d.s Bin .d.le copsks ailles ON Ameois wssSe Dove
r.sht Groom p.E While Plains, and wni.n.. Birds
By ibis tr.in .' not be Landed between TOO
s 'ps se S.sss c sSs sd %s% s
NUT isks the Regular ain leaving Crotos fas r n
IA NJ from Croton Falls a. sll stations ee'.ess
Croior Falls and Fordhsm. arriving II New foh H1S y
3P NJ from Creton Falls stopping at ell ssiians oe se.
Croior Falls and lismss Bridge, arriving u Newfon
5NPM -.
snd7A NJ, AIS and P H.. from White ris-na ''''pas
Ct all Stations =. 80
From " nsms's Bridge at go 90 and 1910 NJ. 10
d. SOS IS and $50 a.. stoppinE al ell 5tasons A.,
Pas, ngers By the 10 10 W. om Williams Bridge ana
2l5P Nj froui wbiie Plains vii DO landed IN Sewfo"
the 2eth. ST. Station only. -
SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT .
Train, will leave CTotJn Fals snd all Way saIees a.
~ 4 ~ and p NJ. Recording vii leave Croten fsS "
IA NJ spd so NJ stopping AL Way stations ,,.,.A
Psesps.rs by tie Sunday 1rass will oe received ana
In New. York 1t the .sh.st. Station only. -, ,A,ss
Freight Tor Albany received daily, until Pa q the '9
'''"'' " '''''' --' JOIN D. ELIOT superuiertes-
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by Telegraph !
TRIAL, OF ARRISON

CIScIsSarI, Saturday, Dec To- 1853
The trial of Arrison, the alleged murderer of the
Anisons at the hospital in this city, last winter is
still in progress The evidence Is all in and counsel
con menced summing up DAY. The case will prob
ably 90 to the jury On Monday. The trial e1ciies
mach IL t<rtet here
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RUSSELL w wEsrcOrr. Alc,ioneer.
U,JECAXT DAGIrEKRFOTYPE ESTAB-

Il LIsHMFNr at AUCTION On WEDNESDAY. Dec
20 at IL oeoes the Of First sod south 7th 81 VII
liam shursb over Yarn aud ,itizsns Bank splendid
location. The Rooms sorgeousy farnshed Velvet Car
PEI. Rosewood Chairs Mabietop Tables Writing Des"
Show Cssss &c With 2O European and Amer al Po
ts, nclus Seven Ages all richly med f1
every thing in fine order for carrying on the
hu,ne.. with five frou Nay loo rent
The room. can be examined any time previous TO the sale
which will be Perem ptOry. rain or slime
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PKRsos.I--The following are among the arrivals
AZ The principal hotels yesterday:
At the METROPOLITAN HorrL-M. stockie Rasssn NM
ter. ~ B0aseo, Professor l. BIOdss, WsahrEol John
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+. CoLr0S. Auc'tonser
IMPORTANT SALE of ELEGANT HOUSE

i HOLD eURNIrURE, 1c.-stock o. de.lar declinos
Ln.ine,s-F cOLTON ailI s.n on MOND Az. Dec. l8 At
~ O'clock No. 3s5 Hudson large and general ssso
M, Household Furniture conprisiog sesen Roewood
Tor Suites Ia Satin Brocs ellie aud Velvet richly Carved
Ro.ewood and Mahogany Dress Bureaus Mahogany Ward
robes Mahogany and Black W.lnOt Spring seq Chairs
boespy anc Rockers Ro.ewood snd Mahogany Csne
Side and Csrd Tables Fancy Tables Rosewood Extension
Tables Boohesses and seeretsres Msh'gsoy SOFAS re'e
tef.s Mahogany Marble top Wihs,and &c sc and
srice houssk-e ping sale psi i've
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IT. WILSON. AnctODfrr
EIRST-CLASS HOUSEHOLD FuRNlTURE,

II sPLFNDID ROSEWOOD PIANOFORrf. BRU.
sFJs CARPETS wlRRO8s, slLVeRW ARE, g. THIS
Monday MORNING, ~ O'Clock, az No 10 9Th 81 be
tween 7th and 9Th snd extensive sssrrtnsnt OF
Furniture thisa Wees esxsnt New Years
rosewood Psrlor Furniture suite covered with
broosde in solid rosewood Oval sud Pier
Clss ch broesiee ard Curtains with heavy coraicss
Oh Paintings Sofa and Center Tables IN na
boepy; Dr ing ard Extension Tables dining suite in
mshossny with cover; splendid rosewood ani mahossny
Bedstesds Bureaus and wa'hstands to match rich Toilet
sts fo.ether with great variety Of Ctnawre Sverwtre
Of C.te Baskets Ssves Iich Tea service Sp
Foks Csstos h Bot e, rich all, China Dilne aud Tea
Set. common Crocsery ia bssem.nt. Glassware hogTy
Gu hot,d Chai sofas o. r-eks rosswOoi Qnatete Ia
bic. Clock Bedroom Hr-. rich WioioT Shades, Beds and
B.dops Hair "sttesses. Pillows ana Bolster. blsukes &C
The Pailors will he d Immediately after the ttsemen' Fa
pure The rosewood 2sLofore Is OF the best Ia tire
ety-seyen octave ard fully e,rrsnteo.
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MATHEW JORDAN, asctoneer.
DY JORDAN & NORTON, AuctoDeers snd
ID Commission Merchants No S5 Broadway, tup stsrsA
between Rrsnkln and LsoDsrfsts.
The above have on mad and will sell al Auction
ina Dec H. and continuing until the es,a fne - hoi,ned
very and valuable collection OF FOREtGN boOh Je
.ryiy.S from Lotdon and comprising work. in every depart
.nt Ancient and Modern Catalogues ready
Sail. uce a O'clock
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W. hELLoE Aucroreer-by aouGHrosk m.LLos.
TOMORROW, (Tuesday,) at II o'clock, at
L No. US Noau..t-LARG. SALE Of DIAMONDS,
GOLD WATCHES. &c Among the Watches several foe
Of eeebsec Erfh makers double ne keepers inde
snceLt seconds &c rich Clutter Diamond RIMS Brooches
Finer and Ear Bin Bracelets shirt Studs Watch Vest sod
Fob Chains; B9hm Flute made by BADGER cost $50
sod en- account Of previous purchGer.
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JANvs COLE. Auororssr.
nOSITTNE CONFIRMATION N

JANIS COLE. 4De,orssr.
DOSITIVE CONTINUATION of the great
Sale of45o LOTS opps-e Carroll pars in the lh'h ~srd
BROOKLYN The sac Of the bsl.nce OF the shove Lots will
positively take plsce TUESDAY DecebeI ~ o'clock
the M.re EIchsns-. New York TIE Lots yet
Danine Of the best desirable he prop
cry bes entire onfs Bergen see5r Carroll and ;hen
pisces; also entire fronts tbs Canal Streets paved
planted and the Lon regulated for budinz Terms
10 bond and for tenn Of yearss, per
Msps the Ores Of the AnctiODeep,
No IS Ful.onst Brooklyn, aod No 10 Nasssu New York
II
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Sales bp Auetion.
A. hEawiS AGetiooeer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER d CO.-Trade Sale
Rooms Ma - PsIs.row.

~ koons "a 10 rAtroW
TUESDAY Dee ls. q. q and %. st4 O'Clock ?.
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