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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15
Land for All.

Farmers, old men and young, you
that have land and YOU that have not,
and all who feel any interest in the pros
perity of your defendants, or the well
fare of coming generations, remember
that this broad ealth is spread out for the
use of all the human race that there is
land enough ; that every individual has
as good right to as much as he can eul-
tivate, as he has to life, or air to support
life. Remember, that every government
every corporation that claims wild lands,
is a thief, pirate, robber that every
individual who claims more than he
can cultivate, while his brothers have
none, is robber. Remember that Moses
says, 1.-The land shall not always be
sold :" remember that General Jackson
recommended that no more sales of land
should be made to SPECTATORS, but that
the wild land should be reserved for ac-
tual settlers, that every man might pos
sess home. Remember that the time is
coming when, if the wild lands is not
made free to actual settlers, famine mis-
cry and death will reign.
Remember these facts when demagogues
and parties want your votes and if you
will continue to vote under this miserable
government, vote for no man, for no par
ty that is not pledged to use all proper
means to make the wild lands claimed BY
government, free to actual settlers, and
Stop the sale OF it to Spectators entirely
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15
NUMBER 37---VOLUNIE |.

1t would be vain, / think, for the Free
State men to attempt to reason with or
conciliate this man. Before he entered
the Territory he unfolded his pro-
gramme-but not before he entered the
ercited sections of Missouri. He was
serenaded at the Harris House, West
port, on Saturday, and made speech of
half an hours duration in which he in
formed the audience
|. That he believed it best for the in
terests of both Missouri and Kansas
that their political institutions should
harmonic. THAT is to say because
sister Missouri is afflicted with q disease
it is nothing but right that Kansas. also,
should be inoculated with it.
9. That he recognized the Legislature
recently adjourned, as legal assembly /;
therefore,
s. That the Shawnee Manual Labor
School Laws were binding on every citi-
zen of Kansas.
d. That he would execute these laws
Lawrence nullifers Notwithstanding.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15
Select Poetfy.
THE Revolutionary Soldiers.

,,o-;ors rare they were-the tried
tn. true of ancient time
,,lorio,l. .ircS. who bed and died
80 Hi, our own free cline
nt, L.llowed b.; each sacred name,
gL., fearless 10 the conflict came,
sn'I freely oil the battle plain,
i,.gr,I out their blood like drops of rain.
r,x are the sculptured gifts of art,
Nation love to tell
,nJ MANY brave and gallant heart
Hath rnouilered where ii fell
W. sriry maze luxuriant waved,
l.. IoIs sIcam leaves DER heroes graves;
snJ rbouehtIess swains the harvest reap,
gb.re cur stern Fathers sleep.
Rrt aftor years the tale shall tell,
In worlds of light revealed.
Vho brsyeIy fought n"l,ly fell
And many Il we'll earned field,
f,1-.nrrai beneath the Western sun,
sGaIi i've with.ancient Marathon.
Ard Trcnton's fight. and PrincetOn's nam,
pc .inkc.l with old Platea's fame.
In. ,h,e surviving few who stand
4 remnant weak aud old
S,Ie relics of that glorious band
Whose heart, were hearts of gold
Oh, honored be each silvery hair
rs.h filrruw trenchcd by toll and care
And sacred each old bending form,
That brayed oppression's battle storm.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15
A Nebraska Trick.

The item in regard TO slaves in Ne
braska City, which went the rounds of
the press and was copied by US, the
Nebraska News now says it started
merely to bring the city into note and
see how many it would gull. Whether
this ayowal is true or false, il is precisely
In character with all the conduct of those
who mean to debase that Territory to the
uses of slavery. On his own statement
the writer is unworthy ofthe least credit,
and his avowal needs stronger eonfrma-
tory evidence than the aIledged facts
which It assumes to correct.-Adrsr-
Gser.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15
Arrival of GOV. Shannon.

The following letter was not received
until our inside forms were made up last
week. 1t contains several items of In
terest:
Kansas CiTr. No., Sept. 5, '55.
G. w. BaowS-DEAR SIR Mr. Shan.
non arrived here on the Martha Jewett,
on Saturday. lie was met and was in.
troduced to both the Stringfeliows, Rees.
Waterson. Blair, Forman, Weddle and
other members; and saluted them, am
told, that he was thorough doughface
or, as it is rendered in other language, ga
Northern man with Southern principles .
He is apparently about fifty years old
strong-fFamed, moving, coarse
featured person. of medium statue. un,
graceful, Ill at ease, seemingly, among
unfamiliar faces and unendowed By
Dame Nature as one of her gentlemen
he may be strus gentleman but he dom
look ike It. Reeder and Woodson both
do, oa the contrary.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15
Original Correspondence.
Fca. tie Herald et- Freedom,
Southern Poverty ana Credit.

SoMERswoRTH, n. H., Sept. l, '55.
The shareholders won't trade with old
Massachusetts, no, not they: for the
same reason Jack would not eat his sup
per viz: his master told him he should
not have any. 1t has been estimated that
New York and New England lose one
hundred million of dollars every year
by bad debts in the slaveholding States.
But their day for cheating the North
out of ten millions per year has gone by.
The merchants and manufactures of New
England began TO be shy of Southern
trade, several years since, and now 1t
Injuries mans credit in Boston if it Is
known that he hascustomers in the slave
holding States and correspondent of
the mercantile papers in Boston writing
from New York says: "The furor for
Southern trade is over and merchants,
have found out, that twelve months
credit and then twelve months extension
with Reputation in the end does not
pay"
The slave States have played the
game of brag pretty well it was cotton,
cotton. Cotton was the A p! and the
Omega cotton was the great staple of
the nation. But the Patent Office re-
ports put different look to things so
much SO that members OF Congress from
the slave States opposed appropriations
for the printing ofthese reports:
se Tar from cotton beng the iargest OF
our aSfictiituiai Pfodaess We hho ~ s, sViis
distance an the Background. Let Us
look'st the statistics for the year 1849,
given IN the compendium OF the census
lor 1901.
1iialaH Ii,lli 20. Cyin a, s-'''o0'''''
product 175.oo6, 600
Wheat l9o.4so: gi4
Hay fH,,on 'SSo'i9 sSS2o i9t %
Her, we see cotton ranked in the
fourth class. and il would now have "a
c;ve Mace 20 bav and nerhans to dairy
product if strict account was rendered
According tn tho present prospect tn.
cron Of Indian corn This wear will be
worth five times rs much as the COTTON
crop
Within the last twentv.f five wears New
En.land has last bv had debts in the
SnHfbcrn : ates one hundred and fifty
millions of doras b,s exnendad ON rail
roads at home and abroad one hundred
and f;ftv millions more has increased
her tonnage three fold, the value of her
roal estate thraa foId and the amount o
her cash in the nockets of her peonl.
five fold. Ifthe fathers have done mi.
in blcak barren New Enoland wba
NAV he expected of the sons in the EIvs
ian fields of Kansas. Now the slave
States threaten non-intercourse becaus,
of opposilion 10 their peculiar institution
nonsense. All of their bluster is TO turl
tbe oaze of the public from their poyerty
tbey must have some excuse for irwin
their credit in a new quarter. since it i
gone in New York and New England
They may possibly succeed in Penn
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15
Poetry.
Let US be Happyl

When the warm breeze of suInineI
is signing along,
And the birds in the forest
Make eloquent song-
Come, let US bs happy
And cheerful and gay,
And throw the dark mantle
Of sorrow away.
The bright flowers open
And scent the pure air
And beauty is smiling
On every thing lair /;
o, let Us be happy
And never repine,
But smile with glad nature
In the warm sunshine.
The hearts are wise only
That 1--we to rejoice,
And lift with all freedom
The musical voice;
Then let Us be happy
And cheerful and gay,
And feast on the bcauIies
Spread glorious to-day.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-15

and stated it as seventeen miles a year.
Now, probably, it moves still faster than
then. 1t is a movement which does not
chiefly consist of the foreign emigration.
Comparatively few of the foreign emf
grants attempt frontier life. The best
pioneers are the American born, of those
States which are not unused to hardship.
Difficult to estimate in numbers rs this
movement is, there can be no doubt that
at the end of every year three hundred
thousand persons live farther west than
they did at the beginning of the year
Nor is this movement made up of the
changes for mere convenience like the
removal of men from Fall River to Holy
oke, from Holyeke to Troy, when change
of employment offers. Such removals
would be in a great measure counterbal-
anced by similar removals eastward. 1t
is rather hardy, adventurous Journey.
The examination of the statistics show
that of the three hundred thousand who
now move westward every year, nearly
half move even as far as the frontier line
of the States and Territories: to the very
edge of civilization. In the ten years
between 1910 and 1850, the States OF
Territories which formed successfully the
outer edge of our system were Illinois,
Missouri, Arkansas and, later, Iowa,
Wisconsin, Texas, Minnesota, Utah, Or
egon, and California. In those ten years
about one million one hundred thousand
persons emigrated into those States and
Territories.
If then, we should wish to follow the
great lesson of Providence teaches us, by
Its arrangement for enlarging the popu-
lation and power of the free States, we
have already existing an immense tide
wave of western emigration. This is an
agent not to be resisted. Will it prove
to work in such ways as may favor ouI
great aim?
What its tendency is will appear from
the figures from which the statement now
made have been computed.
Of these frontier States and Terrific
ries, the population in 1910 and 1850
the natural increase by estimate, and tht
increase from emigration as calculated by
parallel estimate, are shown in the fol
| lowing table -
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~ s MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAhY-F
nater Cure.

4 REDUCTION ofTerms will be made for tho
four oLths part Of The Rooms a. the WATER
CURE South Orange ~heTe the house warmed thIoushos
BY steam as warm a, sumner. o n WELLINGTON.
No va 18th 81 New yOfs.
nR. SIILW, pupil of Preissnltz, aud earliest
~ American author sad practitioner 10 Water Curel and
Dr. TAYLOR receive pafi-nts the large snd commissions
tab hmsnt Of 9th and 38hs free lectures 90
Heath every Saturday evening
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TIVE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

mr KENNEDY Of Roxbary. has dl,eoysres IL on. q sI
pasture weeds. remedy that cures EVERY KIND
Of III MOI fran ne Dof Seyo.la doDn 70 eos~on Psrh
he has sd b IN over eleven hundred cs'e' sad never %
except two cases both thunder hnmor He has oo~ IA 10
possession hundred certificates Of ia value al sia
Two bottle. are wananted to nar,ins mouth.
.s on &C.. to three '''. WIN care he worst l'1 Of ''''''
Two or ,h,s. bottle. will clear the system Of bile.
Two bottles warranted 70 the wou, csnker 10 n
Three to i've bottle. are warranted the case
One or two bottle. warranted TO 81 dpuof Is 'A'
Two bottes are warranted 10 running Of the can '0A
bo'cbes snonE the hzr
-Four bottles warranted eoups snd iaains
ulcers.
One bott. will cure scay eruption. Of the ska
Two three bottle, warranted % csrs tho WORK 49,
Two three bottles NARRATED tbs no's ssf
ste case Of RI umatism-
Five eght bottles I'll ths wont ease u r0iue
benefit 10 always experienced from the hr't botss s''"
NohirE looks improbable those who have " vas -
ell the wonderful medicines Of Inc csy g. that con noe
ever hunor IN the system; yet Il frsd fse II J0s NJ
humor has start There are noit nor snds nup'
thousand bottles Of In the vicinity Of Bos,oa -
shee" Of s IN every eass u b. s,s~1J eo.s salrs
year Old, 70 % people Of sixty have s.en ~, ~
s.r.d TO perfect state Of health By one bottle s.u
To those who are subject 70 ssct headache one y.-
.rsJs cure IL IL hyss great relief u es,1irh .ae -, ss,s
Some ~ho have takea have been eostiye for yesn " "a
been regulated By Il. Where the body u sound yes
ssy bat ~hsrs there ssny eersnsemsBt Of .hs -
nature il will very snsuey feelings but yoa Ts1
,ned they Away. dsppesr from fOer dsysto -,
hsver BED result from Il, on the contrary ws ..Ua
ing sone you viii feel yourself Ike new psrsa "a
some Of the nost e1tEavss-nt sreouiuIns o. " '''
s.aafStured BY DONALD KENNEDY No IL "s'"
Ct, Rorbury Mas Price 81. xvxxsh Co,
"ho,ssss AGENT fsT rsr aorf ZINC No To-. SrosA.y
A. B. l. d SANDS No Nl WillAm-st Ala or ~
By ell respectable Dra&sss throughout zoe ono.
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n)aithes. lewslrp. 81
LEGANT AND RICH co D>
~ FOR TnE HOLIDAYS

LEGANT AND RICE GO Ds
II FOR The HOLIDAYS
ArvERy Low FRcts s-irABtE 70 rHs riNs'
SAIL. BLACk GO
lupcr-es AID Nsurf4c -1-ers No. "a bfos 80 d..
rfe reAuf 10 Announcing - cassorers aai n
f-ae1sly, Lat n c1Dscga-.-e u h- u1Sseea I
Lorey tg-rr- sod tlsr af' Macy VII IA
af-osc 1rh.s1g iarseiy r cesh. ben eusoed %
.ltahe Tor d. srr-schrs tvs which vii sas9ie tafs
i,r sscl LON price. 81 mae A. ni POI mrai TO
C4fcl ks~rs CAL sno .Nsrire Thor .t1es 'ar 49,
GOLD AND SlLNER WAG
PLATED WARE.
DIAMONDS PEARLS RCS
snd ,ther Pref >-'rf. and ever vN-Y OF fee 'H *
& g. of &c besutlfu t~scfpuln ana At-s- iHshJa
NATC HFS
o. al the csebrssd uAse-Eas aHd. Frs'es Germany iHs
FANCY GOODS.
.Ise 10 rsrt Orrrs O. s'~-s F.s
Wek Boxes, Gard Cases Psran Fisirei z,
per Nsche 1of snd many otaeF - c's ts'e NC n''u
j. 30 extensive 70 ''uf sR6y y ~
Aver isrse ant beautiful eeee'ioa' sons ven oesaAa'
arranged FOR sss
CLOCKS.
full ,-c-msu;n,rb,e elk And Bronze with C,a4el''F-
MARBLE SrArUARY,
OIL PAINTINGS.
iAE.e collection Of lie German French LAMAR oI'ea Ma
fien s. schools go
our rereasir rade having OBLIGED to extend our manu-
f,c,rr epartTu-ut -nbi-d TO execute orders ~
silver are 20 any and - he shortest possible nouc@
a. vel ss the SstaS Diamonds md Ptecoa stones u
every jescrpton HAVING A~sy' On mana sv-ty So 50
usuf unset Feeling 10 impossible 20 ave tai d-npon %
plesnre N lnFitns 10
rubc 20 call examine being sssued they vii Boi regret
the spent In boxing over H.
Persons living the part o. the city Wiz uni ps
II the second fhic Fourth sixth snd Eshsi
"' ''' i''' BALL, BLACK \ Co.
>isn Of the Golden Eagle,
No 2f7 Broadway south corner OF Murrsy-st.
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IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEErH.-Dr. j.
l ALLEN lAf. Professor Ia the Ohio College u Dental
,,,y -. sftsnrou h. improved method Of construct
~sAhTis ~ ~. DsnrUkEs, which eouors' % oi 'vins
s-Vsn.sIes; .---..,,.
70 st, Inc .aga o. infect the breath not even n, slight
=, "a cisfure can Eef between the teeth sud plate.
"A An Artificial jun which nrm and ndeilrnctoe a
- s,I !. f.ad bsh heat between and ar0dud ttsiI
s..a which mi - them truly each other and to the pste
gp0u which hey This gum mpaft' 70 the teeth ths
peculiar expression and life Ike appearance hea hA aete<s'
3D. Gr~at sireoah h obtained By thGs untirs tho Teeth
Cum I'd Plate sad no ordinary force IN msca'ns eau ofen
tb lear and si.tinet articulation speech
18th surs u form. To this form rho tongue
eady aspt-d n perfect 4d-pts9n Of the tho
1sng often served persons wearing .fthcis teeth
ph TIE form snd erpreson Of tho mouth sne
To. toae hy Of additional srahmsnts 20 tns fans
vo supporlaE the teeth These attachments ara o. formed
5rnr The snsea portions and .u'sn aen Ia men
glter poslor. Irry are covered Win ths toVs hana
gun qouud srd component para % ths fentle
tightly formed -annot be detected BY hs closest Oh
tbs method OF fsftohs the che@s - hrf onEna
"a and Tho n4turs form and eKpression tho mouth
80 Les has eel tested, having beea uijo special
the author praccs FOR several past VARIETY
pesong without this Improve nent aud slsO vita
g be Is sce showing TO- great change Ia appear
Eea~. s.n constructed upon this principle, which the
Invited call and -namns together Nth other
~ bic Improved style II rork not rsq1ns The
ss TIE plates usa.ly employed Tor this p,tin.
se prrty ofphch prevents tho highest arn-h,
in lie noath Ia short, TINS system embraces
and Important fe4t1rrs which se ,eAiJ sppres
Led b. wearing ARTIFICIAL tsn.ufes this principle
" "a yesere. 20 the uty Of This method testi
oua. e,E be ,yen from eminent Deatss N ths sarous
'e' 'hs Unoa and pefsofs Issfis ne To Ia " saa
y B-A small pamphlet, containing f1er particulars sent
ip0st Doidl on .ppicatioo
uryTTJIAM nI-Ep A.,orrev and 4 ounselor. al .
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DANIFL ]. NACFtRLAY. Auctilneer.
DY MACFARLAN " MERRITT, REAL ES-
RUssELL ". WEsrcorT, Auctioneer.
"OISE SAL EOf HANDSOME FURNITURE.

HOUSE SALE of HANDSOME FURNITURE.
lI.-On MONDAY Jan IS, ~ o'clock, a. house No y
gfLsv W NESTCOrr will sell above. he entire fur
titure Beds srd Bedding Csryets Every article be
r.reu otIslly The highest bidder R''e"ooi aud Ma
(, ysny TSA Tots Ssfss Ta1esrv Wilton and Bu's-s
Crt.t.; uii- Rosewood P4ror Furniture Roeg
Narbl- top rsbss msgDihen NJ Rosewood Egere To
rch Pir Closes En hfocered Shsdes Corni.hes Lace tl
sir Arm Reception Ghairs nsgnhcelt China ant ,ai
srv Mantle Onsn .erch 5odiy Clock choice Oh Paint
rs. Ac Ro.. wood ,ud Mahogany Bedseais China Toilet
Sen. Mafbletop Na.hs'ind Oys Mirrors spring seat tlA
Rockers .uper6 Hair Marsss fesiher Sefs Lounges s.
-. &c i'm tie Basement Kitchen Flrlrlre Exsnon
Tate rich Chns sets Ivory Cuery Cur Glassware sIser
Ware Sc Cstaogrts AZ hJuc sac positive without regard
1 -n..al L.
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Balls.

nAINE BALL.-Tbe ll8th Anniversary Of the
4 Rirbds, Of THOMAS PAINE will be celebrated by &
BALL snd SUPER a. the ChDese Building. No so 1ro.d
-. - MONDAY EVENING, Jan -. 1855. Dancing vii
o.t;ysx commence 0clsek meeting Of the asnsser
-. Fnauirers Library Rooms in Military Hell. No. 1873
Bov.ry where tickets nsy be procured
TJNHE TWENTY-SIXTH ANNCLL BALL for
i Tie BENFPIT Of the NETWORK FIRE DEPART
MINT FUND will take place a. the Academy Of Music. 4ih
a o, MONDAY EVENING, Jan. Is, 1855. Tickets msy be
procured from the Managers.
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lustrnltion.


A GOOD PROFESSOR OF the FRENCH
4 LANGUAGE who dispose Of few hours n the day
rue cf-s hs services 90 those willing - learn - sAi Ltn
susge would lie 20 Perfect th-ir Proauncsl benz
Of fauce Apply the Oic~ Of his pipor - +
u sqfy II willing 70 - per lesson ~ one
hour
NIhTROPOLITAN ACADEMi aud ifMhA-
vi SUM ~ IS ard % orb near ~ Il.
;. J sEDOWlCk. Protector and Principal
sTOVNI WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN
III sTiTUTE No zls fihst, WAslinstoa square
.nfrsr e ~ l55 Escdoussl n
ANO-FORTE-VISlTING GOV ERNESS.-
Lsdy Teacher. fully competent viii attend pups AZ
iher homes For &c. srdre-s M,.s Al halI
Music store 10 ~ Broadway. walker, Music sore Fnl
Il Brooklyn
go IADIES-The subscriber respectfully an
pounce. to the ladies' Of New YORK sud y. vicinity that
~ DRAWING ard PAINTING ACADEMf u oP-n every
dsy ladies' classes private e,.s' 10 -hl5h s
no Pe..e ci;cular and etanile pani ms 81 hs
rocn. No ~, Bfo.dwsy PRot >CHUsrEa.
THE SUBURBAN HOME >CHOOL-New-
4 Haven Ct otter. the best advantage or three Boys
Orounds simple aud retired. Acdre.s 800 go -
F!NIiE SCHOOL of Mr. BINGHAM for BOYS
! Called the CLASSICAL Gymnasium, bible hog-s,
k.tOr place entrance hss several vacancies 10
sh The De- the cOmpI' nent o-inE tF-aty
The thorough Systematic sud -eesnt tsung Alluded peeu
Ar and believed 10 be un-quslee 70 this country
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q : HoUsH. Alctoueer
A I-C1 ION NQIII 4 ID - HOI-lIN WI sell

IIIIUN NUI II IL. :. HyD u ~ -
"A THi, fSs-rta-l NORNINJ iof O'Clock. a.
rutic -s- DO -ty u elegant Eooi. eo1t'l-i
n lie 'orrsfr-v 80 - " near ne tlfson
River Railroad DEPOT TIE GOOSE Hf tie worn id con
$50 q reilly co ree rgfksy Velvet. Srtss. and laS-s
err Ssr Csrqe'irr srrd rsgved R0sew-of Ps'r >fes
= Furniture r French SToclteie eeEsntT carved
ccfsye PiaaOForte. wlIran'ei 90 bic SeEnG
u.ker Rewroa 8ooscsses Gni Lsit. Esc finely IA
Asc Fs,lct Pc Ost Closes 10 e.c EsG; frames several
valuable Oh Ps-ss. ADD fruit Pieces BY >eet AMI
oh Ro.ewooc Center and her fancy Ts5.s win ststg
ary Tops Ros-&oo5 QIsftses B1caele AID zee ClrHiqs
Reception ,ud Essy Chais satin Co;h and - bfc.i
R.6sfa Bureaus s-4nds sofas Te Ates h-hoszuy
Cb. Rol.ers Qli Blankets Haf hatresse. OF ~ last
ors Nahogsry s1d Walnut Extension rsoe-, r<c 1cen
Bgu- PsfiAn Chns Nsses snd rgues Of rich t1d 49,
s designs sold band ano white Cnus res sets iyoy lshe
Cuflev Paed Castor. md saver spoons ross t..
S..vce plain Crys;-l Cut Glassware Vines Preserves
D.c.niers A. All sold entirely ~h3u. reserve . he
hishes. hdder
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JosIFH HTGsNaS, Auc'ion-er

JUsETH TTF.NINN,
HOUSE 10 LET and FURNITURE for
II SALE On II FSDAY. Jan 10, the htni'ome "'ry
f-i,stin Free Stone front HOUSE NJ l5i Ltwren-s
re,r Fu,o av near City Hall avery convenient House
Tor family furnished throughout with much taste
trfrtss az bv th- prsert occupant -penfii se Ut ma
fre.rv Psar Funiu r. u ani gold ssfia brocaei-
Tsr..frv Csrrets ch Chin, add Nssbe Vases elegant
osap, and and painted sets Of Chamber Furniture
Ns...e. Becdiig Mod Cgrfa liver Plated Sir7
t-o.sery ard Kitchen furutre $50, splendid r1s4W))i
Piano T., A n tale & CO with handsome collection OF
Trur.. The furniture V be sold -ucfi1n. without re-
.,y. an TUESDAY, Jan. TO- - u O'Clock 4 VI aud psies
u The Hor will he given the morning afer t1e sale
I-,.I.. ~. No a.. .rnnn.s NDndtv.
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Aieoital.

COSTAR's RAT, COCKROACH &C., EX-
~ TERHlSATOR DEPOT has removed % No. Sss Broad,
having been burned BY tbs ire At bis Old s.1.
No. 40 BroadSay new Happy Family the ID Of jan
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Copartnsrsbip Notitss.

DISSOLUTION-Tne late firm Of RUSH
~ TON CLARK Co. IS this Day Dissolved by the death
Of NJ RUSHTON and lts Limitation. All claims iDt %
,sunst the frn will be setef BY tho surviving partners
GEORGE CLARK VIM. HEGcNAN
Psrsor. having claims please present them Immediately
Jan l. 1853
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-13
F. CoLToN Aurtiore~r
Il APGE and IMPORTANT SALE Of HOI 81

ARGE and IMPORTANT SALE OF HOUSE
IL HOLD FCRSlTURE. two Rosewood Piano t2rt's,
1srtsf- sjt Cloths Mirrors. arses 80. COTTON vii
eli. THIS DAY Saturday. Jan. IS ~ 10y oc'c' A. ne
surf.or room No - Be.kman Il isg- and .nes 1901
. OF hsad Furnif1f- cImpusnk 80 rlse-
WOO Pan0 Forte. q and octave Of brilliant tone and hufi
100, osd nahoEary French Befstea's rs. 0f ani M
fr.at, pres. Mashtsnds Corner >f1t;
Nlsic Reels m.h0Esry ans c.ne thairs. k-cter' rare
sri rs, Ctsr- L1uu-es alf Lounge beds, sofas; 3D.
100. rs4vct ard raho amy inter- Side and Csri r't--,
.ck walnut Extension ra1es. black walnut Dang Ani Tea
tables srrirg Maf'resses snd fala-sss, BOX hat' %
Gaze. srd lttars WATcr15es B-dsteads PtnO
ffc-s Fhsens Clocts Fancy Tables Engraving - 49,
usre a o. pairs sHkes iaga llt 81 s--0-l ltat
Furniture om smiy removing all OF which viii be .oii
- houf re.erse Al.o three God VA hes, Diamond Pls
trsre Sia~s A.o ll5 ma prime Havana tigsrs sale POS
- u.Ifhnut resALd v alhrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-13

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