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W. w. WALLACE,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.

3l9, 32l. 323 LIBERTY STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
MONUMENTS, Tomts, Grave Stones, Furni.
NI ture Tops, Marble Man.els, &C.. always OF,
hand, aud made to order by machinery. at the
lowest prices for cash. Also, Block aud Slab Mar
BILE, large stock on hand and sold to The trade al
prices that will give general satisfaction. Orders
promptly attended to, at 81 Liberty street, Pitts
burgh. w. w. WALLACE.
Dec. IA, 1858.
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Cochran's Celebrated Liniment,
epared ano sold by

Prepared an0 sold by sss * - s.5st
d. D. ToMLlNSoN. Soils Proprietor,
H. H.ALExANDER. Druggist. 81. CIaissviIis. O..
-Agent.
To whom all orders for the above Liniment
must be addressed. either by wholesale or retail,
or commission. -
This Linment is well known, and highly Re.
by Veterinary Surgeons, and Far.
mers of experience, throughout the State Of Osios
and as The Linmeat has been fairly tested end
acknowledged to be as good as recommended.
will not attempt to give the public detail al
whatswonderful cures II has perfofmed, but LEI il
stand upon its own merits. S1l g3szf pt8 ssasiS
-sN4s.. 0J- CAUTION,.-D0 lsfs,43
Beware of spurious article offered to the pub.
lie by !. Patterson & Co. DrUggists, Who ate
advertising. and send circulara for the sale of
Cochran's Buckeye Liniment. and pals Of lhSSs
circulars that they are sending out call it, Cocfs
rams Ceebl ated Liniment, and they are using ma
name TO try To impose il on the public, which q
a gIoss imposition. They have no tight TO make
or sell in this State only Imieht permit. HI
Patterson received Of me proportionment bin,
taken down by himself, as gave IL out TO him,
to put me up lot Of the Liniment. which he
did not put up according TO agreement, and aIso.
the circulars were not according To the ieinsE
and would not take them off his hands, ,.also. q
show 10 the public that il they should buy OF hia
manufacturing tina, they would be imposed upoN
VI ue ii"iihehL = VIII puoHSn a -patt OF aIetter
received by me frem him. Dec. Sd 1853. in which
he writes: .sWe are putting il up strong. Send
us your receipts we lost ours few days ago. 9,
(SIyned H. PATTERSON 4 co.
Now .he public can see that they are preparing
and offering article for sale, thatethey StNlo
that their receipt was lost and asking me 40 ssoa
them receipt, which did not do so they nsse
be putting il up at random. and calling IT Coch-
rams Celebrated LInment. and sending out cir.
cnisr with my name as Proprietor for;ths Stste
of Ohio: and also in tine Same they pint my nams
down as agent, which he wanted 10 claim - sni>z
take, but still sends the same sort circ ulasa
Nov. Is, "a GIN as D.. D.D.TOM1INSON.s"" " !"
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CAN BE EFFEcTUALLY CURED BY
DIR. HOOFLA.ND'S
Celebrated German Bitters,
PREPARED BY
DIR. e.. M. JACKSON.
No. 1870 Arch ST., Philadelphia

~ SS EhaSu St'S p'NNOfPubo.
Their power nver the above diseases is not
excelied, if equaled, by any other preparation in
the United States, as the cures attest in many
cases after skilful physicians had called.
These BItters. are worthy the attention OF in
vaids Possessing great virtues in the rec itica-
tion OF diseases of the Liver and Iesse, gland ex.
ercisne the most searching powers in weakness
and affections of the digestive organs, they are
witlal, sale certain and pleasant
REID .5.AI Be SCONTLNCED!
More Ohio Testimony in .favDr Of DR., Hoof:
lands Celebrated German Bitfers. prepared hy
Or. c. NJ. JACKSON. Philadelphia. From tl,r
mass OF testimony received. the proof is con-
elusive that this medicine has equal for dis.
eases Of the Liver. Stomach. Nerves. Kidneys.
&c.-Read and be convinced
f B. PERKINS, Marietta. Ohio. Feb. %, 81
said: Your Bitters are highly priced by thnse
who have used them IN case of Liver Com
paiut. of long standing, phich had resisted the
skill of seUe,af Phtsiciaas, was entirely cured by
the use Of Five Bottles
c. L. DRAKE, Freedom, Portage Co., Ohio,
April %, 1852. said. The German Bitters you
| sent me last have not yet cume TO hand. have
been out of the article for some time to the great
detriment of invalids 1t is medicine much
thought tf and sought after in this community.
| b. M. HUTcHINso NJ d., Bedford. Cuya-
hoga county, Ohio Aug &c, 1852, said: The Bit
tiers you shipped me in May last are all gone
- think it is a good medicine, and am re-
recommending it my patients and friends (Which
| l do tor no other patent medicine). You will
please for ward large supply.
FRENcH, Wooster, OHIO Nov so, '52, said:
Il hav. used some three or four Bottles Of Honf
lands German Bitters ior Dyspepsia and have de-
rived great benefit from their use. believe
them to be good for all diseases for which they
] are recommended.
| w. M. ORR Wooster, O., October I'd, 1852.
said: you ask my opinion Of the German
Biteere. have used them for Dyspepsia' In
dgestion and take pleasure in stating that think
they are the very best remedy extani for the above
complaints--tAey are decidedly II, adoance If all
he D, ,oprietary medicines Of the day
MIR Orris distinguished lawyer OF Woo
ster. t7 =
/ These Bitters are nNTIRELy VEGETABLE
Thev neuer PROSTATE the system. but tnoiyoraf'
At. sasf4sss 3 -. s+ ~
For sale by dealers in medicine everywhere.
Jno. Nj. Kukbride. Woods6eld w. II
Mallory. Sunfish & jamestown; A. s. Mar
sillio,. New Castle; L. Penn, Antioch
t and by dealers in medicine every where
!. Nov. &c, l854-ly Hts rs1t
n TTACuMENT-At nv il stance, an Al
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Experience of ,an sixteen years has
the ,ha, Merchants Ceebrate Gargling o or un
versal Family Embrocation will ours most cases. anu rs
iieve all such as
Spavlns, Sweeney Rngbone, Windgalls. Poll
Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels, Cells Of all
kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, Fis-
tytln, Sitfast, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lamci,ess,
Foundered Feet. Scratches or Grease, Mango.
Rheumatism, Bites of Animals. External Poi
sons Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites,
Boils. Corns. Whitlows. Burns and Scalds.
Chllblains. Chapped Hands, Cramps, Con-
fractions of the Muscles, Swellings, weakness
of the Joints, Caked Breasts, DC dc. dc.
The UNPARALLELED success Of this 0iI in the Of ds
cases in Horses and Cattle and IN human hssd 10
..ay becoming more known to the farming cSmMunTy.
L. can hardly credited except by those VINO nave oeen
IN the habit keeping il in their stables and houses whaa
amount OF pain, suffering and ume, are sAvoo W
the timely application of this Oil. .,,<,,.a-.,
M BE SIRE the name Of the sole proprietor, GEOkGE
~ MERCHANT, LockI'ort. N "; is blown IN tho siue
Of the buttIe. and in his handwriting over the cork
AL, addressed the proprietor VIII pc pfomPey
.csIonded
Get Pamphlet the Agent and see what wonders ass
accomplished by the Of this medicine
Sold by respectable dealers generally, IN Tie uuased
states and Canada Aieo bv
j. M. Kirkbride, Woods6eld Armstrong
Mooney & Co, Beansville. w. Steel, Stafford
NJ Pollock & Co.. Sunfish. H C. Kotzsbue
Malaga. Pancoast & HeadIey, jamestown. M
p Miles & SoN. Somerton A. s Marsihot
New Castle. A.. w. Tuxbury. New Bostun
And at wholesale by J. d Park, Cincinnati
H. g. F.. GAYLORD, s. A. J. Wenham, Cleveland
and by Hardy S5Sones, Pittsburgh. Il
july II, 1854. ., t-v ..g
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DLASTER PARIS for Land and Stucco
IL Work, Hydraulic Cement, Grindstones, all
sizes and various grits, always on hand at 3l9
Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
dec Ia W w WALLACE.
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g a. An exchange says that the last thing
= man does iss to Tepsnt. fhisais mis-
sske--~the last thing done is TO pay the
psinfeT's bill. ~ ..s. ss,.. +
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r'rhere is a man in Vermont who
lead s,his geese with iron filings and gath
erss steel pens fr ON their wings -
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THE undersigned has for sale large lot OF FIRST
i rate BRICK, which he wishes to dispose OF.
Those in want of Brick will please give him a
call. nj. MohNo"-
Woodsfeld, septic.
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e.sI ann composed Of 8 letters. fes
Nv 91. was agoddess ofcorn.
MY 2.73 6. was,he wife; Canuie
Nv 8. 6. a 6. was loved by Jupiter and
by him turned into q star to avoid
= sJaposgage. slH ls8 -
4sAig54, 5.st8. 8, was Juno's favorite
asssscompanioD. s
a.sMy S. 2s6. was title Of Cybele.
3 Hy 6. 3. 6. o.s3, 8. was king Of Egypt
s..,4e 525 b. Co. ssevs 2 8 se
ashfy 7.5. J.. was the god Of war.
= Ny 8a,9,8 i was p1I'D patron sih's o. lhe pasto, ,
s ...@ phnria ssis.is1...9g. = K ls.t so.
ssMvs g. A. 3. 4,.S.tl. was famous rob-
.sxsE her killed bp Hercules.
eaMy who, est;s hiishea tho Assy yrian En-.
pife. Yk { >. ..
,Arswer nexI wetk. ~
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assE EuxRlEs EoxEAND THE BLIND WOMAN.
Charles Fox. when aboy, delighted in
arch tricks. In his walks one Easter.
Monday. he4net blind woman. who was
crying ..,quddings aad pies He took
hardy the arm .sandi said vs. Come along
with mo. dame, 4 am going to Moorfelds.
where this holiday time you may chance
10 meet with good customers. THANK
gnn kindly Sir,' said she, whereupon he
conducted her TO Cripple gate church. and
PLACED her in the middle aisle. Now.
ssjahe. you are in Moorfeld.' which she
believed to be true, Immediately cried out:
Hot puddings aud pies hot puddings and
pieas.cosne. they are hoh' which caused a
loud fit of4aashter among the congrega-
,&tnasi gxl aI5e9ls.9I has n2IsF8
WiserrSbe clerk come to1teii her she
.vAslin ehar Oh = she would not believe him.
and. on his offariRg 10 Lead her out. she
cusssd shina all the while he dragged her
out OF church., To- the great diversion ol
Chailss;F0x and the public. sssl g2-.ss 90
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UNITED STATES WEEKLY JOuRNAI
THE UNITED STATES WnExLy Tor my,
made up of interesting matter, selected from the
MONTHLY JOURNAL aud MAGAzInE, and coo.
tanning each week. corrected Bank Note List.
Prices Current. also beautifully engraved por-
trait OF distinguished individual, with bio.
graphical sketch. forming series OF fitv.two du.
ring the year. is published on fine papsr. at ths
low price OF One Dollar year, by 80. 8 !.
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a TTACHMENT.-At my il stance, an AT
a tacbment was this day issued by WIIsnr
Martin, justice Of the peace OF Ohio township.
Monroe County, against me properly and enects
of Freem,n Watkins, nonresident Of ssaid
county. Dated this I'd day OF April. A. d. 1855.
A,-a AZ ..ra GEO. s, THISTLE,
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Monroe Mutual
Fire Insurance Company,

WOODSFIELU, UF1IU.
This company, being organized under favor
able charter obtained from the Legislature, is
IN prosperous condition, and ready TO Insure
Hotels, Dwelling Houses, Barns, Stables, Store
Houses, Shops, Merchandise, &c., &c., against
loss by fire.
DIRECTORS.
ISAAC WELSH, JOHN KERR,
CHARLES HARE, WILLIAM STEEL,
JOHN A. DAVENPORT, THEo. BENNINGHAUS,
JNo. NJ. KIRKBRIDE. WILLIAM oKEY,
NATHAN HOLLlsTER, ISAAC SMITH,
JOHN KoONTZ, JOHN B. NoLL,
sf-E LEWIS SHIPLEY.
JOHN A. DAVENPORT, Pres't.
N. HoLLIsTER, Treas.
LEWIS SHIPLEY, Sec'y.
JOHN b. NOLL, General Agent,
aud AssistantSeCr S,y.
Dec 6, 1854
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A TTACHMENT.--Atmy my ins,saa4 wvss q
IA tachment was on the 10th OF March. ASS,
in and tor Perry township. MoaEas ceunix, Ohio.
against the goods. stocks, i,teteits 81 sSorxs.
rlshts credits. moneys ard effects % 5Sshse
Yost, a non resident Of ssaf ceuuty. fasshs suns
OF S4s o9 debt and cost. sad viii be feg hesxiaa.
on the 9th day Of May, is5h, st 10 o'clock 4. ~.
April 4, 1855. ff& HfNCADkTs
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Lots in Clarington for Sale.
U OTIS number IL. ls, SO and 43. situated in
desirable localities 10 The town OF Claring-
ton, OH ZACH of which is a'cumrnodious dwelling.
are offered for sale at a BARGAIN. Also half an
acre OF ground near the town For further par
tculars inquire Of
CLARINGroN, O., Jan. 10, 1855.
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SPLENDID OFFERS. !,

TIE UNITED STATES JOURNAL
now IN ITS NTH volume, and having .lresdv..
feached circulation o. over 80. .OOO-a newsp.per
o' 'he largest class. containing 56 capscious col.
u"s, =, , nnea with the current news from an pssss
oil tne world, large amount of literary and sei.
ehtlhc matter, Bank Note List aud Price Current
anu as new and valuable feature, each nuur(,er
VIII hereafter contain Two BEAurtFUlLy.EH.
GRAVEp PORTRAITS CT DIsrINGu,sHEp lNlpt.
viDuALs. IS published on the first of each noah
Wy :. % emerson CO !. S,5, and 4 Spruce
street, New York, al the unprec ed Ia " nrics
OF twenty-five cents year. A valuable premium
oook Is sent to each person getting up club, and
IN addition the following icl, p, emi,in,s sn,,,nt.
ing TO over 81 .00G. will. on the 25th day Of Nav,
1880. be awarded to The tweniy-six persons for.
warding between and that time The stvv enevi
SIX highest numbers of subscribers Ia their order
The first premium, in money. a ea0a
worth 10
The third premium, sewing machine worth lOb
The fourth premium, ignld watch worth 100
The NTH and sixth, each gold watch. az IA
worth Ese4s 49,. sgA
The next ten, each silver watch worth =, e
! The next twenty, each, such books as they
shall select. publishers prices. worth * +
THE UNITED STATES MAGAZINE
Containing 81 large quarto pages, tinted covesa.
on fine paper. profus-ly and elegantly illustrated.
Is published on the 10Th of each month at the low
price OF one dollar year. "A splendid preusiu.n
,s sent to each person getting up club, anc in
| addition S3, ,600 Is to be awarded to the 269 per.
sons sending the largest humber of subscsibers.
For 'urther particulars see specimen copy of the
Magazine, which ill be selt on receipt of. six
cents, or specimen copy Of .he Journsl. which
will be sent gratis Ia any ordering it, Atadres =
/ J. M. EMERSON & Co, 9ssk : : So
| I, 8, 5, and Spruce st.,
New York.
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tions, and sending us marked copy. Of the papsi
containing It, we will send both publications
year. - -
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SrpsaJs Moshans was annoyed -ex

NrPaddg MoShanes was annoyed sex
ceediagly 6ysa Strange dog. On cold
winter nigh. lhs wind cutting like knife.
,SAsr the dog had been turned ont Of doors
no less than three times. Pat was awaken
ed bl extensive factufe ofthe glass
4sesdSk was ilA,he house again. Paddy
XAffsd upon him OUT. and both, were alb
sent some fifteen minutes. so thai his old
womslisbeeane'alarmed at such probing
aasabsencss resei and went to the window
sissWhss arsy you doing 90, there. Paddy
4gpshlay said she. ! t.a7.s,,a az .
sissChese was such q ohattering Of teetf
ihSk 4ho]answer iorisome time was some
what unintellig gible; at last il come; Il an
thFyiugiofr14a. lheidivilish bast to de ath.
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Marble ShOD.

i lie. that he still continues to manufacture
Tombs, Monuments, Grave Stones.
Sc, at his chop in Mltonsburgh, Nom oe county,
Ohio, of any style desired. and of the best quality
OF American and Italian Marble. which he has
made arrangements to receive from the East
He has also established Shop IN Wood.ield,
for the convenience OF his customers
His work will he furnished at reasonable prices,
and delivered at such places as may be agreed up
on. He has received two premiums from the
Monroe County Agricultural Society. for speci-
mems OF his work, aud he f1aiters himself he can
render satisfaction to all who may want work in
his line. Orders left with d. H. Wire. Esq,
Woodsfeld. VIM. READ, Miltonsburgh, and Dr.
JUDKINs, Malaga. will receive prompt attention.
Maybe 1854. II. HERSTlNG.
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An office holding CHAP being asked
how he contrived 10 hold Office under sue
sosssiss administrations replied. ihat ad'
s,5ihisnation must be darned smart that
could change oitener than he could
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Cabinet ShOi,.
Look Here! Look Here !

"M. LlTTEN, of Claringron, has taken :
w partner. and enlarged his Shop. and is now
prepared to accommodate the public on short no.
tice, with all kinds OF work in his line. such r
Mill Irons, Turning Lathes. w sgons, Cares 3
Hsrrows. Cultiyators, Wheel. Barro NJ. II
Log and Trace Chains. Hoes, Mat. ea<4
tocks. Axes, Cooper's Tools, ss.e
Edge Tools of all kinds: 80
Also. large assortment of Juni.st. and A..
souri, Iron for SALE 80 ~
Oid scrap iron-wrought and csst-tskee IN
exchange for work. All kinds of produc. 80. =.
at cash price. LlTTEN A. KiEpNANss
Clarington. June 2, 1854. = : - .asis.s
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01isoms lsims ago there lived IN O

6piSome lsime ago there lived in old
Iermonta a queer old man named Fuller.
lie had lost q part his palate and was
1staeU specininssn fe owned mill the
stSisr TO which was brought for some dis
Encs through q wooden hume. One f'
moiniag An apprentice informed him that
the fiume was full of ofsuckers.f Fuller post
Sdshimsslfst its mouth: placing a large
6Ssksf 10 catch ihe suckers in. while the
boys went toltae other end TO hoist the gate.
,.Fherei waslasrush OF many waters. carry
fnfr Fuller, basket and all. over the over
Shot wheel and thirty feet below. All
d55pp;ng he scrAmbIed out, spYiie red.--
sYns.may think.I 'm an old idiot. .hutl haini
ouits such darned fool thatI cant see
through that joke.
s. .posyou know the prisoner, Mr.. Jones!
Essyes--toe the bone.' A. 5
sssWhat is his character7' e le
.ssNevsr knew he had any -
Does he live near you'll? fs.
so near That he only spent five shiiliEg'
fofsiitsaond in eight years.
sDidnhe ever come into collision witt
yod IA any matter? 80 sseS .ss ~
--4Cnly once, and that was when he was
drunk and mis,ookfme for alamp post.
.es<Frpm what you know of him, would yo'
6Alievo him under oathl'
That depends on circumstances.
EssMas so much into toxicated That he did no
lk1s0n what he mas doing, would. II n
Wssnt, I wouldn1 'i,fnz s1s5 ss,a', s s,s.5s :,
affr-An n office holding chap being aske
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Liver Compliant, Dyspepsia.
Jaundice. Chronic or Nerroms Debl.
ity, Disease Of The Kidneys, and
all Diseases arising from
niSordered .NfOn0cb or

Disordered Stomach or
LiUer:
Such az Constipation inward Piles, Fuiness Of
Bluod to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach.
Nausea, Heart burn, Disgust for Food, full
ness Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eiuta-
tions, Sinking or Fiuttarine at the Pit Of the
Stomach. Swimming OF the Head, Hurried and
Difficult Breathing. Ftutterng at the Heart,
Choking or SuHocating Sensations when in a
lying posture. DimBeas of v ision, Dots or W chs
before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain IN the
Head. Deficiency of Precipitation. Yeliowness
f the Skin and Eyes. Pain in the Side. Back.
Chest. Limbs, SC, Sudden Flushes Of Heat.
Burning i" the Flesh, Constant I,naginings Of
Evil, and great Depression of Spirits.
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Duffs Mercantile College.


EDITTSBUKGU. PA. Incorporated by the
h Legislature OF Pennsylvania, with perpet-
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SurYeYing.

=, ~ = IlS. ~ sos
1,HE undersigned, thankful for p,.t, f.vo,s
l. would inform the public that he atm consi,,.
ues the business Of SURVEYING. he NAV
De found paIt of his time ia Woodsfield. ma
part OF his time in Malaga township. EgaSsi
May 1S, 1853 ..''.''s's e'.'s
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Ev that the partnership Before exis,ing betwsen.
). Williams Brothers. in Bsresyille, Ohio. wss
on the sth'day Of April. 1885, dissolved bv MD
tual consent, notice of which WAS .neslectSd. -
The business of the firm has been. sinc s,hs IA;s.s
solution, carried on. and still win bes BY Jessbk;
and Robert Williams March IA tasNs.r
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EPric}x for Sale.

June I.
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+ To Newspapers giving this one OF more iuser
tions. and sending us a marked copy Of the q ps
containing 1t, we will send both pubIicasionss
year. 80 !,
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frenfh China. &r.

WRENCH CHINA TEA, DINNER and TOT.
LET-wARE-Ip full separate pieces, white. soA
deed and decorsed Cat Glass Wser Goblet Vino GlAsses
fumbefs, Dishes. Decsotsrs sat.ceisu, Psnsn Marble,
etstuette Vases variety The French Porcelai
Ware nov slmos, low the common Enssh Ware,
which puts within the reach Of all hoosekeepe Deslen Y
Porcelain Ware kc eitsens and strangers invited TO call
and examine. cHARLEs AHRENPELDr, No. 81 hadss-
lane up stairs above Windles House, Furnishing store
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Clothing.
Hillinerp, &c.

CTRAW GOODS, FRENCH FLOWERS, &c,
~ FOR CASH.
JUST RECEIVED an Immense Stock, which % offered at
Reouced Prices among which may be found
SUPER ENGLISH DUSsraBLE COMETS.
SUPER ENGLISH SPLIT SPRAWeBOSNEr3,
sUpER FLORENCE STRAW BOSSETS,
RICH LACE B0NNETS.
LE0HORN FLATS,
STRAW RUCHES,
BLOSDE LACEs ard $50 boxes Of
FRENCH FLOWERS of the very latest importation,
at Nos. "a and 50 John-ss corner w liam y u
HOMER KETcHUM
I LGHORN BONNETS-At half the usual
IL prices; Straw and Silk MILLINERY In great variety.
equally low which :ulsry invite the attention OF the
Ladies OF York and vicinity ard sso country minsrs
Supplied lowest prices WIN. BROWN, AS Broadway.
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T,HE Misses ROBE will EMOyE their
Il BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL to No Isl West Sith-
st., 90 Monday, April -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23
W. A VAN WAGEsEs, Anstioneer
RON EOIINDERY at AUCTION.=Will be
RUSSELL w. WEsTcorf. Auetonssr
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-

wi TURE at the residences No i9s West 3otast.
WEDNESDAY April IS, at lOi O'CLOCK the entire slssss
Fntars 10 the shove first class Boase made BY NJ Sss
dome and IL worthy OF special attention -.
Y.RLoR FURNITURE - Rich English Axminster Csr,e"
suite solid Furniture In MAROON vovet Ieoiss
ApChsirs Par airs; 90 In crimson aod maroon
pesry soft. Arm. hsrs Paror Chairs; both suites Me
yey Reception Chairs In tapestry magnificent re
ara Aale Mirrors. $500 snd statusytoP
God fables; solid rosewood 10 hair eon pisces
CONSOLES superb rosewood 7octsse Piano roise
With stoo and Cover costly imported Mantle Vases .nf Can
oeabss; enaneled Chsndeien bioc,t- and see Sef
tains; godbordered 5pades speodd rosewood seef,,s
Book Case, marbetop rosewood Etagefe fIeeeo pe oo
and back; marbeop Escdlos psnssn Oioc =
marble statuary Also valuable eoAeetoh VI va aN'
ntStxc ROOM FussTTuaE-5gpefb carved iao.e
Arm Chairs, eieg.ns China Dinner set 40 pecs
y.ri.y Of co.ty sverwsr. crystal cut Oa"sfe 70 n@''
throuehout; ivory Cutlery, &c. 4, NJ. m,s
s..Sprs Fus,IruRE-Ros.woo Amour Dc olsce wne.
robes French plate roos: marbletop .omnod,s sssss
Rosewood and mahogany msrbetop baIesa,i maoieIy
bands p.noio carved rosewood 400
"a nge b.6steeds pure hair Msresses BEDS ana osca'as
.d n,,I Mirror; french Porcelain rolet seei tes-s
Tes d.mssk Lounges cushioned 'est Chairs Li'sy D'''
sn.Ii.h velvet Stair Carpets rosewood h sa,s
L. .,h ane ss,ortment Of Bsement and hltenen FUN
ture. 49,. l. ok,.insa Al the kouss,
ana The furniture examined on Tuesday