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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-12-28
QuESTIONS ANSMERED

lIiHSmord taad, Lcoken up NTH
oW Printing 0precioaS crop, dhSnr
10 set IN iciiio1rS
1t wal If the soil is suitable. But
previous planting aud manuriug Is
preferable
JViH caHle and horses ipjarc the
crap II aliored 10 run aD,ong
them 2
II rs not best to give them the
opportunity Sheep viii not iujure
the crop ia the fall after 1t is ma
tured
How long ioiH the sumo piania-
hoa produce ,ceU2
Mr. John Flemming, Jr., Esq, Of
oherburn, Mass. an extensive cult
vator aud manufacturer of the Bias
kct Willow, says good plantation
will do well fifteen years.
II / irish 10 destroy Them, ho,o
ShaH do IL?
| know of no example, and think
| never shall However, presume
that moving in August would ac-
compll>h it. But ! think no one
viii undertake tins, while the price
of Willows Is as high as $50 per ton.
They are now worth Sl40
O"ght ] 10 cm the FIRST crap.
shouid ii be very smuH?
Yes, certainly. Cut every twig
H0n mann elffiinns a,,iii .~' -.
About 5000
Ivhot is q cuffing2
A piece of Willow stick about
nine inches long. Set them three
feet one way and twelve inches
the other.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-12-28
Flowing by steam.

The first successful trial Of plow-
ing with steam ever made occurred
near Bnllmnre, al lie uie Cattle
Show OF lhe MARY laod Agricultural
SocleN a reporter IA the BllI-
more Cummercui Advertiser Of Nov
Sd, 1855, says:--' Afier testing the
speed of the horses the track AS well
as The fmg was cleared for lrial of
the steam plow. Four large lurf
plows were attached to II, and it
moved of, throwing up burrows each
about fourteen inches deep. The
work was we'll done, aud Il was the
opuIon OF many farmers present.
that II was admirably adapted 10 The
breaking up OF prairie land The
machine j. too heavy for the land in
tins section uf the country, but The
principle is good one aud will lead
to Improvements which VIII make
the steam pillow the means for llllng
The soil with profit to the larmer.-
Awarded 10 Obed Iiussey for
steam Plow, the highest premium
and diploma
Mr.. EIussey, The inventor, is a
native of Name, aud was formerly a
resident of Portland
lie was the first inventor of now
my aud reapIng machines, and also
OF several other important inyen-
tons.
From a private letter of Mr.. Illus
sey's To Il friend of his in This city,
we learn that the power of his lalesi
invention was severely tested, aud
completely successful aud practical
Ole. lie says 'onc farmer declared
that forty horses could not have
drawn the four plows so deep
through such soil, at such a rate
another, that II would have required
four yoke of oxen 10 draw one pillow;
but the COMMITTEE have kept within
bounds IN Their report ia which the,
called the draught equal To that Of
sixteen horses. The machine steam
ed out TO the show ground, dis
lance Of % miles over road some
what rough aud hIlIy. 1t was gen
orally predicted that the experiment
would prove an entire failure but It's
hnai success was greeted 10y the as
sembled crowd with a hearty en-
lhuslasm aud loud aud prolonged
cheering. '-Porttand Ad0ertiser.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-12-28
NEW INVENTION.
Neweil's Patent Fluid Lamp

"tII 2 WIZ
tNnlcn cauu0i raplode, Sc exploded; llso
w uprnis
PATENT CANIPHENIl LAMP.
ou Lshihiuur sud nrsilu as
80 treise'. Ma, 49, PHtNNEY e NrAp's
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-12-28
\ ALUABLE REAL ESTATEI
no VERMONT FARMERS

HHh SuBsCRlbER ohershis Farm for s,,lo- ia a..
toNnot - Arpand, i.ssex Gouni,. N.,g ~ ~" ne ne
f"o acre. iitle indisPutabe; about IS acre. i,s
WvNna W'iirn'od wen wlioIed by springs. broos.
guy 'Ne We saf"nae u - pleasantly situated ~,
S"in pankf OF SAD i've oT3 aics b. low Inc ln,
Sataa.c i"ke' More than half ; Interval Tbe,s \.
g''nl.l,'ole lps .oute on The aTn, a good well Of
m 't"N nu',nt= fofhs TO Scrarse axe, snd once
wees nom The Nestand South Easi. The Posi- OaS.s
e QUE m'l' distant. The Farm IL new one. baxins
been occupied hui our years. and has abuadsse. ~
Iu,p'f, snch a. Pine, Spruce and Cedar. A new bcI
!" '"o'ie mas ferenis hoen discovered GA ha ,aio,r
'hF a'm hr Whole VIII hg cold on rcasopnbe ,n,s
or'i iefiEed, ipt Of loo on which b,iId
tot iufihei particulars id'lfnssths subscriLnr
Sl'snse Lake ,ssssx couniy, New Yoik
e''' LEMUEL KNAPP
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Hclmbold's Genuine Preparations.
iELMgpLu's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,

fo' dise .es of Inc BLADDER aod kidneys Secret Dis
ch-r-, Nifietuftss Neasncssus, aud d di.eases a,
thr SfNuai n glHs. whether iu slate ~ Fens D. f,op,
"hfi'Ncr rau-f they msy have originated, uud no
matter If toN ioHs standing.
u you have contracted the tefrib disease ,yb,eh
wheu "ner srat"d Do TAO system, vail sufcl, 80 ,n
ifom ono e9nrrfiion 20 Another undofni ping he con
fhah'1f moo snarpHg the very vital daid- IT he M,
no tfnsi toufsrit u be ands u Quscks Who sti I'M
every gay 90 ears lke ihis and hii the nnpas. with
-t'ins isrhopds, too we'll caicu lated to deceive he
.oun-, and these not acquainted with Their ttick.
You canuui Dee Too cleul IN the selection oil reneJ
iu thesr
The fiuid Extract Bnehu has heeu pronounced Ia,
eminent PhYsfctans The greatest remedy ever knove
Il = medicine perfectly pleasant n il taste ana
Nt1 in1ocru r if action, lni yet thorough t ~
"rhihiaies eFats plftreut riu fank poisonous W.
81 gu mas dinl disease and uhik other remedies
Goes nor dil up the disease in tho blood.
Constitutional hrdiiy, brought un by self sbu.o
most tente disease, winch has brought ihousanfs Of
Ia human race TO uatineY graves, thus Wasting no
nnliAnt hopes ni patents, aud blightine 90 the n, e
glnHuus ambition ~ many aohie youth eau be cured
by ius inilhthie kemody. And as d m.dicine ,,birb
must benehi oyetihady hon he simple delicate to he
connned Rnd drsptnina inV4 I'D, no equal Is 10 be- nl
acti 5 both as d Cure und preventive.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-12-28
FOUNDRY q MACHINE
SHOP

HHE UNDERSIGNED INFORM THE pfrRfIt.
that they arc prepared 10 execute any order. IN,
hastings Aachiaety, Shaitiug, Mili-wuTt Sr IN
q the fI7sEHR MEoHANIc's snor.
stMoNDs & PAINE.
othLi'"h"Nt aug "a, 1891. Q):tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-12-28

g., BRIGHAM NJ. u. Homeopathic Pbvs,e,sn
- sud surgeon, having hanged his re.id,nes l5,r,
Wail-n'l III 10 Montpeher Niige, and assoriited MIN
seh ~ Pfaciice WITH ur r c. Tapla IS now rrep,ssd
10 answer ala coils 10 the vsriuu. department. nfhi
opposite the Academy. rs 'N'
Montpelier, July 1855 an IA,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-12-28
Deming's Vermont Officers.

4 cs'uloeus oil the principal oficefs Of Vermont.
~ from ms 10 ie5I with Diegfanhieal Notices, &e
Also, Renal kabis event, by DEhING,
For safe Ut reduced prices
MWALTON's nook STORE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-12-28

tf,.Ia. r.~.i ~ funIi.f. al thou. ,s. ,.i,sf-
.af fh. Inifea -tal. eieaf insisui, a.r i., u tful
lel .,th ,afa nr .rk moss
OK, appltr.tior e,feoaiis or ies Drops taken iu-
icruaiy w a-taatt ffer the .uts,sr i,fi taa 1,.st
violent ana aruhr pains Hnd rc.tufe ths ueIk tee
bic aii3 ptosi-. TOD rsa.o TO .tfcrsfh ani sirnr.
80 person ha- ever uscd Rtdaas's RnaHg UeiifT
uiihau derivin. some special hcachtfn le.siAsn Id
teen mon 81 - itieri It, nee
-tst ''i NHi' i"f 200 hi'eru mnutes fnry NII oni.g
oa.e and e.in'ofi-
"nt"af hrfdf he'iHt the arat and g. the only
.vv -,. ,,I ".il slon We mon io,'uf-
Rhsts..f N.s,.i.. 49,, ~ 'fs. n i"in
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SALTS 1000 BUSHELS.

{ 'oNslsilNG ofLivefnool, Turk islandand Cadiz
~ sslis, eos unloading from ,h. cars which NJ .iall
AuguAieoih H.
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Sc ' cry q HOWARD.
D.. - u
GNLE.lNS a. pIEfIGE

nR GGlSle, Montpelier, General Whuiesaie Agen,
inl Netu"ui, ~oid ~ A. T.. BiGELuW, nHffa; o.
f"ht tt, NeI'hncii, J. n. HENRY, Wat rbuf,
a. a. SFbAt, Burlington }. q. BINGHAM 81
J"hrsbufs g. &. khLLAM, lFasburgh. 5s.d0 ~ tn
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tllr0itiucs.

mn r II enIIIT nTnU,r
I'm, j, H. pOLhN IA y
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EtlEi IN MN ibtIH.Ul IlUDlNIll.
LDYILA w SOlD-1DA/ ~ ~ J - ~ @
ro, tho l,ure of DysDeDsia.
VI WV II
ma. ..,. d. .....o..,, II A.. coo,e.pod nrcnata-
- ~ a. ,,,, ~, Good s,a,,irg lions the soa shore,
Nv =, 4, r. mn, ,,s,i, r,r tho eu,. OF
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Ht1hf. ny - ~ n.,n,t' ~,
Or ~, hfn n,si NUS pts
-, ,sf 49, -, ~ III; - -
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OATS OATS OATS

10 900 e.S VIII f be- p f% ss as.s Ssss
Store z q. square. FULlEES sill,Tu' rim
August l9 Is55 ''' -
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AGENTS tor MoutpeEer-FFTD. f. SMITH.
JAS. SPALnlNG. q. o. TYLER. SSH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06

elected justices Of The uperOr Court Of The city New York
John Brady; By he srsass. number Of votes day
Ar6a r. Maynard by greatest number Of votes was duly
elected Justice Of tho Marine Court Of the city Of New York
a., BY s s
dated New 1ol the 4'A DAY q Pse.9,ss lass
DAVID A. FOWLER Secretary.
The Board Of County canyaers Of The city and county Of
4. @ sss saS e ssS che
raj election held the 9Th day Of November 1855.
s was duly
s's
rsrrs s1 aH samuel ~ snnsss votes.
Gully elected coroners Of The city and county Of New
Ry ' ss cite .n sr ssDr q
Joseph H. Taylor by the greatest of
duly elected Street Commissioner of the CITY and COUNT Of
THAI NahsnieI se.h BY he greatest number Of votes
was duly ed CITY Inspector Of lie city and county New
thai Lorenzo Shepard BY The creates. number Of votes
dn q hs AmsIoass Of city
Lated CIV york sAo e. q BA Xxi Chairman
D. A. fowler, Secretary.
THE BOARD Of COUNTY CANvAssERS OF THE
ID The in he several d election Districts each ss
election held on The sixth day Of 'mber A. D. 1855
hsyfg the number Of elected
Member Assembly in and for the 6rst Assembly district
Bepsnn Ray having received The greatest number
sas sc Of .Aa comfy in and for the
p Sn s &
bly, district Of said city and county
john Sn y the greatest lumber nn s q votes wss
bly, district Of said city and county.
!ha, John Reilly, by the greatest number of votes was
duly elected Member of Assembly and for the h
bly, district of said city ard county.
voes duly elected Member Assembly In and for the
sixth Assembly district Of said CITY and county.
samuel BY the .'es number Of votes was
sen,bly district, In said city and county
That James A. Doan BY the numbar Of votes
bly, district Of sold city ar d county
Tia. Fraftus W Glover by the number votes
duly eeced Assembly In and for the ninth Assem-
bly, disuct IN saio city nio county,
That 'oh1 Reed The greatest number Of votes was
duly elected Member bly, in and for the tenth Ass I'm
That Charles Mls ~ the greatest number of votes
duly eec Member Of Assembly for the eleventh
That Peter Dav BIZ the greatest number Of voes was
duly elected Member Of Assembly in and for the twelfth As
That William A. Quest hy the greatest number Of votes,
duly elected Member Assembly IN and for the thirteenth AS
aSa Henry ws Sy he sas number Of votes wa.
duly elected Member Of Assembly IN ard for the fourteenth
assembly DIT &, Of said city and county :.
duly cleo cd Member for the fifteenth
senib'y district of said city and county.
duly e.s Of ASSEMBLY for
sembly dact of said city and county.
Dated 70" YORK ne HA6 Chairman
DAVID A. FowInR, Secretary
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FURNITURE.

f,orTAoE AND rAyCy FURSTrURg wlRzRooni
~ 81 5i4 Broadway, opposite the g. Nicholas Hotel VA.
iHEwb srACkY otter for sale he mosi sve axaotz
ren fancy collage led and French rsyrr n sb
urei Stats A reduced prices Ev-ry variety Of msrss2
psis aes, Pillow boksrs. &C., ~ mana scprsrs priosa
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~ vEiTCH, AUCTi 0NEER -
1 street --sherin's > le Of CLOTH. !.
en- friday, Dec. I. leo, at IL q
street, consisting Of clohs, cassimer,.
yestfnGs, sewing NIX, hntngs, rnusiiu.
scs jeans, canvass, wscding, &C., nc
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS,

II oLlDAY PRESENTS.
IL eoAxs ssp nAsltILAs At MUCH REDUCED pRIcrs
The subscriber being about 10 proc ed make
purchaser for he ensuing spring and trade
ctmmncae hs mporfai0Ds. would inform hts
phrobs and TIE ades of New York generally. that he
new oier his elegant soct at much reduced prices His
ahsfment so Ling and favorsby known he beauty IT.
style richness OF It's goods and s price feature
peciiuly recommended 10 tia attention OF vs,ers aud
strangers AZ one where every facility tor mining his
articles purchased at prices su the alt
Peftors desiring 10 make holiday presents their friends
p Md lot pske chaste and bea utul BY
cting ore OF the celebrated 'kshea cosksr for sale by
wA. BUCHANAN MAUKESZIR, =
~ bis United States cloak and MANILA store IS and a
Canal street, BrsndreL House.
Nkw MUSIC FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AT HALF
~ price-Peauifuly bound for 81 5O-unul JanuAry L.
100 We oher our rhe stock OF music Ut half price Extra
discounts 10 the trade and profession Our hrss class
win he retsiled wholesale prices All other are
al The reduction Catalogues latest aud pretecs
nntc sent Tree OF age TO all parts OF the country Persons
equssng Us 70 select any particular style Of music
COOK BRO. s4s Broadway
Cpl ENDID CHRISTMAS GIFT sUBscRrBEg OF
- iers for sale cah price, known ms yn
cent self Ing organs be aud heard daily fron
A. N. and to SIP NJ, Al the olce OF Messvs Bsnz
lL4i III broadway, second ao s,, Nc s, 3
RI sFFuL PRESENTS ISSUED From OUR FAC
" tory, sore entire ne and beautiful pencils ami pea
In god and silver get expressly for presen,s AZ
sizes and prices at our ONCE. NO. MAIDEN lane
A. q. BA.LEY A 90.
TTsEFUL PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS INDIA
Rubber dolls dressed AMI plain ~ AL dolls heads.
toys figures balls tomos &c ems and pencil cases walk
lades and settlements lsn alkne overshoss
81 The GOODYEAR rubber depot gs Braadxay bewesu
Chambers and Warren streets
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w q. MvIIOR. AucrYoNEER

w q. NELL OR, AUCTYONEER BY HOUuHrOH 4
Me or Tit. day Thnrday 81 I0's o'clock, at i3 Mas
ssanees sale unfinished paror suis
sfd cabinet furniture; voo1 secretary,
worth $40. Ao, by order Of morrasee soni hand nrni
ture, carpets. epsneed and mahogany ti~ature. stoves
sher holsters snd pillows, and hair marcs-es Worthy the
attention o. The uade Also. secoud hand pianofores.
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EXPRESSES.

DACIFIC EXPRESS COMPANY ia BRoADwAY-
Il For California, Oreson and Sandwich Isl.nds-fo~
aes ard rapid transit Freight parcels ard ieiless ~i be
dttpaci cd er The steamer George Law Friday. Deem
her Small parcels and letters esesed 70 Ia O'clock r. w.
On day a departure VIM II. HALL, Agsnl
DCsTP0NEAErT-FREIMA 4 co IS SPECIAL CALI
orr IA Eri Owng 10 the ponemcnt OF The
sailing 81 the y. NET George Law sxprea
Via Para roue viii no, 90 frwadu until Friday Dccsuber
oeloch parcels ara .,srs nj II. p NJ on day of saisr
Our express Nicaragua will be desps,che1 pee
Star of he West monday, pecemher 10 a.
FREkMAk 4 co, 20 Bsoad~sy
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IL f. AARON, AUC1 IONhER-WILLS SELL. THIS DAY.
ll lCh O'Clock. at the saesroom No 81 Na@aa street
upwards OF 80 dozen silver plated table spoons and forks
together with invoice Of gold watches and ewey, without
reserye, for cash.
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TNUGENEB FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER- BYFRANKLIN
IL &NICHOIS, at their saeeioom 70 Nassau john
Tomorrow, rdsyJ at O'Clock auction sale OF and
furniture consisting the usual of the
'shionable pa,e dining room reception room library hal,
but little used The attention of the trade particularly soi
al
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HENRY B; HERTs. JR.s Auc1IoEEER. -saEaIFFs
Ii sale OF the entire stock Of lK Wholesale tobacco and
sees On Friday Dec. I, Al lO,1 O'Clock No
E Pile street. comprising general assortment Of fine
smoking and chewing tobacco cavendh In tin foil
and paper ksh smoking tobacco genuine Havana sesar
Rio hondo other brands also about
domestic German segsrs Havana &c Also
ock mrge iot OF choice groceries, c)ee spices
fruits candles starch aisns prunes wines and
brandy in eemiohns casks and cases. safe
Showcases, by oder OF the sheriff. Terms cash
funds. Catalogues morning Of sale.
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GEORGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CUSTOM
" made furniure-on Friday, omcrrov; at III Mass
in brocae pluah ard haclotb enaueled chamber suites
ceres, stands bureaus bedsteads washaands
mattresses sofas rockers. chsirs extension dining tai
luuua sats ala
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re NO. IL SPRUCE
sslmeres, vestings. m,
x A. NJ, II L. 5pruce
,'inets, vclvet and silk
TX nandkerchicfA cor.
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DWELLING HOUsK At AUCTTON-fHURsDAY DFC
H. g. ~ O'Clock ut the Merchanta' Exckanre -fhirtv
ourh four story Enesh easemen. brown ssoas
fop, house and cs No lSs West Thirty fourth street far.
fishtd with al The modern Improvements and complete or
der furnace, waier clossts a. to vely sold !,
BIZ bidder house IL feet inches front by IS deep la
q tee inches deep. $3.50 ca remain mortgage By
ADRIAN MILLER, Office No. - Wall street. basc men OF
Me- ehsuts BANKING Association y
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A UCTION NOTICE.. LUCiUs SMITH, AUcTIoNEER
IA will sell this day, thursday at 1917 O'Clock the
tents Of house II Franklin street. Broadway consisting
Of rosewood paror sns In satin brocade; CENTRE side
sofa tables, oil paintings, lace and brocael curtains
oval and pier glasses tapestry and velvet carpets
and mahogany tedseas bureaus washstands feather bed
holsters pillows, fine wool Blankets hair mattresses black
walnut and mahogany cushioned chairs sofas rockers china
crcckery ivory cutlery, silver ware,
ver forks spoons casors lea service. stair carpes, oil
coths &c comprising he whole contents Of veil furnished
fur story house 0eposl required from ali purchasers
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BOARD IN BROoKLYN-A LADY HAVING HOUSE
- pleasantly located, wead like 10 dispose OF front
back fun ishs uDfurDsbed, gentleman and his
wife, with board References exchanged Apply ~ I49 Law
renee street, four DE- ors fl ON Fulton avenue.
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HfMEY 7; LEEDS 4 CO, AUclIoNEEEs;7 BY HEINZ ZEN

ENRY 7. LEEDS 4 co ,AUCTIoNEERs. BY HENRY
Leeds Co., FrdaJ, at II o'clock precisely a.
saesrcom, s6 Beekmsn street Regular trade sale Of fur,
consisting Of real ernine cina Russia sable cansda
mink mountain martin, Russia mink, Fyeeeh sable capes
yictornes cuffs mnGs, &c Also wolf bear genet fox ana
buffalo lap sleigh robes richly lined ard trimmed Also
so'clock, quantity of furs sold account Of William
lips ~ Vesey street. Also will be sold glove gents col
- &. Ac, Ladies' viii do web o attend this sale
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Henry B. HERTs. JR. AUcrIQNEER; -sHERIFFs
clocks Dresden china, paper mache, silver plated
and rosewood goods glasses fans bronzss Sne toy
don Wednesday and thursday December and 1855 a
Henry Befs Jr nuctloneer The comprises the
tire stock Of large Wholesale dealer consisting of every de
scrpon Of goods and suitable Tor holiday preseu
be sold without for cash. and well worthy The
ton Of the trade The principal part o the stock which Is
large Is In the original Packages np0red and
faciy win be afforded by the suconser tor packing and
shpprg Catalogues will be ready the morning Of sale
By order of the Shf riff
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GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO SINGLE GEN
u temep. be accommodated with pleasant front
it'll pant attached board In mode house
G West Six eenh street. between SIKH AMI Seventh
Bath. Qas. dc.
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UC1JoN koTICE.-SHArTUCK n PACKHURST
a win sell A. auction THURSDAY the 9th day OF Dccem
Der at 1015 O'clock 3g Eighth avenue, lot OF a.d
second ha furniture, consisting Of French mshoganv bed
steads black walnut do marble tables black walnut do
chairs bureaus sspds sofas, sofa bedtte,1 lounges
wasbstands carpets clclohs and variety OF kitchen
&c. Also, black extension sles,
g back nu, and mahogany frame mirrors
Of ,nrus es sold 10 pay advance sale positive, whou
reserve *, A PERRY, Auc'ioneer.
A UCTION NOTICE w. A. CAh1ER, AUCTIONET-
n VIII sell this Thursday, NJ 10 O'clock 80
wch account OF erncda groceries, bard
nre ma " nea
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HARDWARE AUCTION NoTIcE,-sIxTEENTH RE-
gular 6, trade sale. j. 4. Van Antwerp will sell this
day. 10 o'clock at ZIG Pearl street $50 packages and s OF
ell assorted har cutlery DC. Alsn cases gun aud
s,os Britannis and japan ned American
cks hatchets &C. Also twenty Aye nne aesorde,as
assorted German goods loo plttern ards
cutlery &c. fancy clocks &c. Glass ware-Aso invoice
boston and Sandwich glassware, first quality with which
,ha Will commence.
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DOARD In BR0OKLYN-23S HENRY STREET, FOU arH
ID door from Aniy Two sge and two email rooms genteev
furnsbe d, full partial board House ~ class all the
dern improvements; within five minutes walk Of south add
ten OF Wall street lerrles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-06

uTNIS MORRELL. AUG
j serve, furniture, mirrors, pI
plated goods. mattresses, bronz
This morning. at 101s O'Clock, a.
bidder. psr'or suits OF back "
ensmelled furniture with and
mahogany parlor furniture. 70
chairs, Iounsss and lounge ne Il
rerus, wa,drores. washstsni-
fancy stands, beds,eads, larfe
ard other mirrors, oil pain'.ng.
cssters, decnnier stands, coffee
cnrd baskets, rohleis; sets OF sps
chased pitchers; tea sets, stx &
csrdle and watch stands, two
mirrors, oval glasses. pure curl
with and without frames. I'M
this morning.