davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-31
Darling"

Oh, how often lips have fingered
Ger this warm and loving word,
And by it what sweet emotions
Have within the heart been stirred.
In this world of care and shadow, % y.
Oh, how very often hath 38 ig
Its sweet accents, like a blessing. =
Cast the sunshine Ger our pathis
Is 81 IGs-- Gs5I I9f3Hff 3Gi
: Sad and pale, q mother muses., ,s !,
In her chamber, all alone,
Ger the dreams of happy girlhood, "
And well-remembered tone; eui
But alight step breaks the stiffness, III
Lighting up her face with joy,
AS she turns and murmurs fondly. - -
Heaven bless thee, darling boy!" si
In his study sits father, = '-'''t
( With the care-marks on his brow; qL
But a voice Of gushing music
Lures him from his labor now;
And a bright face steals upon him, @
z With rose-lip and sunny curl; ia
And he murmurs, with fond kisses. ar =
Heaven bless thee, darling girl !p
Where the pale moon. with soft bushes,
Battles the hillside and the grove,
Two are walking meath the radiance,
Dreaming Of that captor-Love. sGi
And the low winds catch the music
Of those fond words, Il am thine;p
And they listen as be whispers,
angels bless thee, darling mine.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-31

THE last Link 6roken.-The New
Haven Conn., Register says: "AfteE
all the protestations of know moth
ingisIn against the naturalization
of adopted citizens, and the passage
Of a law last year forbidding the
State courts to administer the oath
to such persons, a bill was got
through Oh the last day Of the session,
restoring that power to the superior
courts, the clerks of which are most
ly.Hindoos, and have no objection,
probably, to these fees! So ends
another of the Hindoo humbugs!''
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-31

In bis speech at Albany Mr.. Fill
more, alludiug to the compromise
measures, said: 81 was compelled to
a certain extent to overcome long
cherished prejudices, and disregard
party claims" This is doubtless true
confession, that De had "Iong oher-
ished prejudiees' against slavery,
AID that party claims" we're against
bis course in favor of those measures
What party claims does be allude
to? Not from the South? for the
Southern Wings were for the oom-
promise. Party claims from the
Northern Wings were against his ad-
on this matter. The
only support he got was from North
ern Democratsl His party in the
North deserted him and his oppo-
nents supported him! If be shoald
be elected again, and be again na-
tional, bis support from the North
would again be from Democrats
alonel There are no national North
ern K Ms!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-31

JAMES BUoHANAN.-His first poht-
ical speech was made in appealing to
his fellow citizens at home to raise
volunteers to defend Baltimore against
the British invader, which he followed
by enrolling himself and marching
with his fellow citizens to its defence,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-31
WHOLE NO. 275.
GoING--GoING--GoNE!

Since the nomination of @Buck
and Breek'' there has been perfect
stampede among the Know Nothings
once Democrats of Alabama. One
wild rush back into the Democratic
fold, The Montgomery Journat
(Whig) says: o
Shortridge, Campbell, Baker, VIM.
r. Smith, Hardy, Withers, and a
host of other Democrats are shaking
of the dust of Know Nothingism in
their haste to reach their respective
holesin the old Democratic den? In
addition to these, there are large
numbers Of their leaders who have
their horses already tied out, ready
to start at a convenient moment.
.Shortridge here mentioned vas
the Know Nothing candidate for
Governor last year, Smith is the dis
tiDguished Know Nothing member of
Congress from the Tuscaloosa Dis
triet, whose great speech against
foreigners and the pope, is we dare
say in the possession Of all our A
merican friends. In the list should be
embraced Bethea, Senator from the
City and County of Mobile.
Nor would the case seem to be-
much different with Alabama Wings.
So strong is the tendency which
they have shown to rally under the
Buchanan banner, that it is proposed
to run up the old Wing flag as the
only means Of keeping them out of
the Democratic camp.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-31
Cbnite paetu.
Campaign Song.


AIR-"Sparkzing and Bright"
Our banners unfurled
To the gaze of the world,
And floats far above all Others;
By millions revered, M
1t is proudly reared
In the van of our hest of brothers.
As it streams on high
1t catches the eye
Of the pilgrim crossing the ocean;
And he nears our strand
With trembling hand
Upffted in deep devotion.
.J CHORUS.
Then, Democrats, raise
The cry of praise,
49,. As Freedom bears our pennon;
f~a> And our voices swell
The victorious shout.
Hurrah for our great Buchanan!
That cry goes forth m
To the icy North
From the very Pole returning
And its echoes reply
Where the Southern sky @
Is ever resplendent burning
From the eagles rest
In the golden West,
Where the buffalo flies the woman.
To the Eastern graves, g sto'
Of our father braves,
Who sleep by their British foemen.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-31

The New York Tribune sneers at
Mr.. Buchanan as ssthe embodiment of
worldly prudence and unfaltering dis
cretion." Could a better eompli-
'ment be paid to him as nominee
fox the Presidency?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-31

Col. Jones NJ. Withers, of Mobile,
has renounced know nothingism, and
will support Buchanan. He was al
bright and shining light in the Order.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-31

Profession and Practice. Tho
following from the Albany Atlas aud
Argus, needs no comment at orr
hands: - 1'.-s Ssots - go
Connecticut has been attempting
to amend its constitution; among
other things by requiring the con
currence Of three-fourths Of a Jury
to a verdict. This failed for want Of
q two-thirds vote in this legislature,
though it passed in the last.
'On the know nothing PROPOSE
tion to extend the naturalization
term to q years, which was APPROX
ed by the last legislature, the new
vote was, yeas 81, nay 1881 The
know nothings have thus set upon
and broke the only egg they ever
laid, after caekling over it for
number Of years!'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-31

The Montgomery Journal, Wing
and Fillmore paper, in its issue of
the 18th inst, thus consoles itself
and its friends:
"Mr Fillmore has not been posted
up, or is aingularly misinformed.-
We but stated what we have reason
to believe, that Mr.. Fillmore with his
known national conservative prinei-
pies cannot carry a Northern State,
running under the flag Of the Know
Notbings; for the mass of the Know
Nothings themselves will not sup.
port him. Men may grumble at US
for speaking so plainly; but we speak
what We believe, at least all who have
taken pains to watch or notice the
progress of events. There is no
honesty or policy in attempting to
hide these facts" Ezessa -
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-26
BOOKS 81 STATIONERY.
GrCOt Barg0inS nO4r offered.

GEORGE T. ROBINSON has opened, in his
" new store, No. 5, Gardeners Buildings, Toledo, ),
Ohio, the finest assortment of BOOKS q, STA
TIONERT, and at lower prices than ever before
offered in the Toledo market, embracing all the
most standard lr0rks Literature History Poetry,
Science and Arts. All the most popular works of
the day, received as as issued large assort-
ment Of Bian[ Boots, full bound and half bound.
Of the very best manufacture, and at the lowest
prices WRITING PAPERS,.
large stock Of the very finest kinds including Flat
Cap, Foolscap, Letter Bath Post, Note plain and
fancy. ENVELOPES.
Any quantity Of various qualities and sizes, plain
and fancy-tha best assortment ever before offered
in this market
WRITING INKS,
of all the best manufacturers in this country and in
Europe, il bottles Of from ounce to one quart,
and of all colors.
WINDOW PArER, WINDOW SHADES AND BoRDERING,
large assortment, carefully selected and at prices
that cannot fail to give satisfaction.
BLANKS
for Justices Lawyers, and business zen, always on
hand, and ut the lowest prices.
SCHOOL, BOOKS.
Webster's Elementary Spelling Books, by the case
by the dozen, at the lowest cash prices; States
of superior quality
WHITING COOKS.
with without copies, slate pencils, chalk crayons,
lead pencils, large and small school cards, drawing
paper, &c.
Rs3~ \ II orders from the country executed with
dispatch and fidelity, and pains will be spared to
make those wishing to purchase il our line feel it
III be object TO trade with us. t30tfJ
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-26

The Conrt Of Ccmmcn Pleas 0f Weed County, o.
The Cuyahoga Steam Furnace Company rtrs,s
William Z. Cock ei al
NHESTER COOK will take notice that the
~ Cuyahoga Steam Furnace Company have this
day filed petition against him ard others seeking
to obtain Judgment against You on four promissory
notes, signed by you ard tie other deie ndOnts De-
cember &, 1851, for $237.50 each, payable in !. 2.
g. years respectively, with annual interest, 10
part of which has been paid: also. to forecose
mortgage on the S. W. 100 feet of in-lot No. 77s,
i'll Perrysburg, with the appuitenartes, known ss
- the Perrysburg Steam Mill property" given by
VIM Z. Cook to plaintiffs, June u. 1853. to secure
said notes. You will take notice that, unless ,ou
answer or denlur to said petition ly the Sd Satur-
day of February, A. ID. 1856, at the first tenn of
said court thereafter Judgment will be taken to
you upon confession. MURRAY & Dop0E.
December &, 1SL5.--S3.&O Att,s Of Ptff
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-26
To the Honorable Board of mmiSsicnrs
Of LEOOd COMaitu. Ohio:

GENTLEMEN: We, the undersigned, qualified
voters residing within the limits, respectfully ask
that the following described limits be incorpoI ated
into village, to be called Grand Rapids" be.
ginning on the south east bank Of the Maun.Ce
river on the section line between sectit us number
seven and eight, i'll town five and range nine, thence
south said section line to the south east corner
of the north east quarter Of tction number seven
thence west on the half section line to the south
west corner of the north east quarter of section
number seven in said town and range thence north
on said half section line in said town and range. to
the bank of the Maumee river thence following tho
bank of said Maumee river to the place of begin
ming, We do appoint a. D. Gardner and g. 4.
Guyer, as agents to present said petition.
Gilead, Dec. 26, 1565.--3iwC$3
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-26
yaRwaAle FarEpa for Sale.

w L offer for sale, very reasonable terms, ri
w tract So, containing 1917 acres; river
tract 80, containing 19G acres and the west half of
south west quarter of section H. in town3, U.S.R,
containing 80 acres, all in Wood county All this
land lies i'll body within about miles of Perrys
burg. The farm is well watered and has upon it
fine orchard and over POO acres of well improved
land, the greater part of which is bottom land Of
the very best quality. For terms, inquire of
Nov. II, 1Sj5--27tf MURRAY Il DODGE.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-26
Administrators SaIe.

FI'HE personal property Belonging to The estate
l. of Stephen Williams, deceased, consisting Of
one Frame Shop, Harness Tools of Harness maker.
one Box Stove, Clock, Collar Block stock on hand,
&c, &C., will he sold publicly at said shop, in Per-
rvsburg, Wood county, Ohio, on the 2Cth of Janu-
ary, 1856 commencing at 10 \. Nj. of said day.
SYLYANUS JEFFERSON Admir-.
Dec. 90 1S55.--:}5wt}
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-26
r. L. Folgervs John Clark.

Is h. ENIgei vs.. John CLARK.
NHERIFFS GALE.--By virtue Of u writ of f.
> fu to directed and delivered from the court
Of common pleas Of Wood county Ohio, will Of
fer for sale at the door Of the court house in Per-
ry6burg, Oh Saturday tie sixteenth day of FcbIua-
r. A. d. 1885, between the hours OF ten a. n and
four ID. of said day, the following described lands
rn3 tenemonts, to wit The north west quarter Of
section thirtYthree, 33) town three (3) north, of
range ten C0) east, in Wood county, the same being
taken in execution the property of said defend
ant ut suit Of said plaintiff. W. L. COOK,
MURRAY {; DnDGE. Attys. Sheriff
jan. IL, l35G.--3jw5S2
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-26

DEClPES-To3 Silver Plate for tempering Edge
1 Z Tools; to cure Heaye5 celebrated Corn Cure {;
SDayin and Eingbonc; Diarghuea aud Dyaentery ;
Pire King Rheumatic Jinimeut Horse Secret ;
Fish Secret; Deafness; Headache; Asthma; obe-
dent Watch; the Oil Of Rhodiurl Preventive !;
Abortion; King Of AL Secrets; Toothache, instant
euro Sores, Ulcers and Ab3cesses: SPAWN. For
sale Jy E. HOUSE or T. EASTMAN
Bowling Green, Wood CO., Ohio. .--3du2+
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-26
Graham & Houston
vs..
( VI ood County.
{ Sheriff o Sale.

JUHH q TItHTy IIIIhWCTIH. J
DT virtue of a writ of execution 10 me directed
ID and delivered, from the court of common pleas
of Wood county Ohio, in the above entitled cause,
will offer for sale at the door of the court home
in Perrysburg, on Saturday, February I'd, 1856 be-
tween the hours Of 10 A. N. and o'clock p NJ, the
cast twothirds Of the north east quarter, and the
north half of the south east quarter of section No
eighteen, (l8) in township No. four a. ofrange No
ten (l0) east in Wood county. W, l.. COOK
JAMES MURRAY, Atty PITTS. Sheriff
Dec. IS, I856.-~3lw5S2
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-26
CLOTEggNG EgNUSE.

NJ Ii. CAz4AAkD respectfully informs the
" merchants and citizens generally Of Perrys-
burg and its vicinity thar he continues the Clothing
Business, with increased facilities ard greatly en-
larged stock Of beautiful styles and patterns suita
bic for the season, at his store room en- Louisiana
Avenue, east side, between Front and Second sts
where he will at all times during business hOurs)
be ready to cut and manufacture CLOTHING in
the latest and best style. All orders given will be
accomplished with promPtness and economy.
n. B.--Cutting done for the Trade ard warranted
TO fit when properly made up. Gnov1
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-26
THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.
294
Perrysysssrg Prices Carrent.

Wheat, $l.G5@17O; Flour, ss;5o@9oO; Rye,
6OQ265; Corn, 35014O; Oats, 26@31; Potatoes, 81
6p50 Butter, 1920; Eggs, 12@18; Apples, dried,
e125G1.50; Peaches, dried, $10001.25; Beans,
S1.5O0t2.00; Feathers, 31@44; Fresh Pork, sac ;
Beef 4Gt5; Talow, 10@12; Lard, l0@12; Wool,
25830; Hay, $8.O0Gp10.0O; Wood, Sl50@2.0 90 ;
Salt, $20002 SO; Onions, 37050.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-26

Allcot u Horton VS.. John McCrorv ct al.
SHERlFF'S SALE.--By virtue of alias writ
- Of ii. ia. TO me directed and delivered, fr m the
ccurt Of common pleas Of Wood county, Ohio, /
will offer for sale at the door of the court house in
Perryslmrg, on Monday, the 2Sth day of January,
1886 between the hours of 10 a. and y. NJ. the
following real estate, situate in Wood county, Ohio,
to wit: In-lots of the town of Portagevile num-
bers thirteen 13) and fourteen, 14) taken by in
execution as the property Of said defendants he
suit of said plaintiffs. w L. COOK, Sheriff.
MURRAY & DODGE Attys Pitts.
Dec. -. 1S55.--33w5&I.SS
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-26
ARREIE WORK8.

M ARBEIE EVORK3.---EDwARD LLOYD, on
lHI Monroe-st Toledo, manufactures ard deals
in American and Foreign Marble MONUMENTS.
Tomb Stones. Mural Tablets, Cabinet Slabs, Man
ties and all other articles usually called for in his
line. He has on hand a large and well selected ~
sortment of italian and American Marble Monu-
ments Tomb Stones &c. which he will finish in
the best style, with promPtncss and despatch, and
on as reasonable terms as any establishment in the
western states.
All persons wishing to pay the last mark Of re-
spect to friends. will plense give hin,
IL call EToled0. May 2G l855.--2yI
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-26
j ohm III. Cowden
Wood Common Pleas.
In Partition.

NCuTSU NUWNtN e al.
DY virtue of decretal order of sale to me di1te@
IL ted ard delivered. from the court Of cCmnUn
pleas of Wood county. Ohio. in the above entitled
cause, will offer for sale Rt the door of the court
house in Perrysburg on Saturday. February I'd,
1856 between The hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ ard
o'clock Z. NJ Of said day, tie south east quarter at
the north east quarter Of section No. thirty-t,vo
(32) in township No. five ~ north, Of range No
twelve, (l2) in Wood county, Ohio, containing for
ty acres, more or less. W. L.sCOOK,
MURRAY & DoDGE, Attvs. Sheriff
Dec. Is, 1S55.--3lwGS2I2
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-26
Theodore W. Talmage) Wood Cor,tx
yq. r., .a,
Joshua FOOr. J HHel4Ii S1ie'

DY virtue Of an execution to me directed and de
ID livcred, from the court of common pleas Of
Wood county, Ohio. in tke above entitled cause,
l win Offer for sale at tie door Of the ccurt
house in Perrysburg on Tuesday, February 2Gth.
1856, betW cen 10 o'clCck A. n. and o'clctl p ~
Of sGid day the north cast quarter Of tie fcb ea,t
quarter OF section No twenty (zl) in ttwnthip
No. three (3) north, of rarGc No. eleven Qll +tit.
in Weed county Ohio, ccrtoinirg forty acres, more
or less. ". L. COOK, Sheriff Weed Co., O.
MURRAY 81 DorGE, Auys Ptf.
Dec IS, 1655.--31wlC$4I2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-21
Gales bp Auction.


A FARM for SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION
n VII he sold public sucon on FRIDAY The ls az %
February 1856 II ocloet m lr.n or ssineJ ~ -
Purchase Road Town Harsn. Wesobes'er County, sSou,
miles from Rive Depo, Of the New Haven Railroad and soo ~
the ,se distance from White Plains the Harlem kafosa
II will be offered in two peroe. ore containing soga. -
Of excellent land situated high ground Commanding IN et
tensve view Of Long and Sound ADD the country
Tie house story large ~ n GOOD condition
,evou rooms and hall the frs f0or and nine OF ne
viii pszza three nde4 There ao suitable nuoor on
Pss Carriage and other out bnldnS al n goa oou
don There also house and pond iroEl WHICH zee
IL obtained -. L
The other parcel contains ~ acres OF good land upon Sn
issrev Horse From extensive view OF the soun ana
neshbornE country There also Csrsse house and bara
There are upon both places Orchards d The most
bod are excellent Schools ard Churches Of sever~
nations ii. an ho,S
and ulorissgs II required. o- ,,rr,rp "
,oi 49, - :. E.~ya,L o, 10 EDWARD WILLETS,
. ~. ,hs n,er,i.es ARABELLA HOYT, EIeeutrx
EDWARD WILLEIs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-21
R. L. DELIssER, Auctioneer.
DY IFAVI DELISSRR Il Co.

ID NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE,
Nos ST. end s7S Broadway corner OF Whits,st v
Goods, Works Of Art Furniture and generally
Gooss for e BY suction The favorable location Of their
sns s ss for e disposal Of ali kind. Of ropery
Their attention will be particularly directed to the sales OF
Book. Public and Private Libraries Stationery Paper fnfn
ture, &c. , a.
every attention both distribution catalogues and extern
sye advertising will be given their INTEREST," and ets
the attendance and comfort Of A
Of sales will be promptly rendered and settled without
delay, and Cash advances made when required r.
Nos ST. and S79 Broadway cor white-st.
BEyery article offered at auction BY th House WI b.
positively sold TO the highest bidder No goods private sale OF
offered for sale when limited
David Bo.dley. President sdsah P.nsln. Railroad Co.
A. T. Hasey Cashier Bank Of New; York
Shepard Knapp, President Mechancs' Bank.
VIM. A. Booth. Pres. American Elk Bank.
Gss Van SSsfshd d Free: sicssnts Ea Bsnt
sgs . snpSs RIA Hall 10 .n'
Daniel Embury, Pros Atlantic Bank, Br0otlyyn =,
Rooms Of the Pubshers' Assocston-New York, Dec ~
Me.srr LrAvITT DELrsstR Co-Gentemen; Your letter
OF the 10Th INST il at hand nelo%ns proposition 70 CONDUCT
have pleasure inform you that at the regular meeting oil
the Association it was unanimously .
ser Co. regard Trade Sales DO accepted BY e A'soeia
You will therefore consider yourself engaged conduct
regular Trade Sales OF the Publisher As'o
''1 W a. On AppleOn Barnes L. Mason G g. p Putnam
II IL L.mTor Charles scrbner, ard VIM Orion Executive
sFcSp f f s'H
DIRECTION OF TIE NEW-lORK PUBLISHERS As
SOCIATION-The regular Spring Trade Sale OF Books sta
tonery Stereotype Plates, &C. Will commence on IhU rs
DAY March o. 1856 with the inyoses Of Stationery The
sale OF Books will commence on TUESDAY March . and be
continued daily in the order stated IN the Catalogue Invoices
must he hands the Auctonees before the 18th u
January which time the Catalogue will press Any9ces
received ssr that date viii be- inserted the end Of the Gaia
oeue In the order In which they received Owing TO the
nusus number Of this is designed
circulate ia the invoices should be on hand BY
the time named
TERMS er SGLx-On all purchases from the whole Catalogue
amounting TO roo and upward four and six months credits
Gil purchases from the whole Catalogue less than 600
aud more four months credit and ak purchases
than 100 cash Approved ndorsed notes TO be dated
the first day Of sale, payable in the City OF
and satisfactory sellers will be requred bills must
be the delivery Of the goods and within fifteen
all bills settled within twenty days 70 be
subject addition Of per and interest insurance and
storage be ged until settled fo s goods not settled for
within he resod Of the purchaser
returned Any erfccton required by the
purchasers be applied for by the contributors within four
months Of the day Of sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-21
A. LUDLOW, Auctioneer.
DY virtue of Chattel Mortgage and of several

NHuttcI Ut
ID executions will be sold Nos 60 and e. Lspenardst at
10 a. m. on WEDNESDAY, Jan. 3 1856, the entire CON
TENTS STAR MOTEL together with the lease OF the
premises and the good the business consisting part Of
Office Chairs Dining and Extension Tables Writing Decks
Chandeliers Ooth ard Mating large lot of Crockery and
Glass Copper and Brass Utensils Feather aud other Beds
Mattresses Bedding all kinds Carpetng Of various kinds
Bureaus and Bedroom Furniture viz Bedsteads MarbeoP
Tables Wahssnd Ge Also slarge lot Of Kitchen Furniture
and utensils Of all kinds necessary for hsteiass house
Also P.ror Furniture Tables Mirrors Vases Chandeliers.
Paintings Engayugs Csrpeting Fixtures &C. Also eone1
OF 9 Bathroom Also one elegant Rosewood Piano
Also splendid LOT of BsrroOm Furniture Of I'll kinds Bee
puInIs &c. necessary for large establishment ~
Also BraIdies Wines Beer, and Liquors OF al KINDS az
large choice lot Of Cigars of the best brands
f above the moot prosperous gee AMI ccars! Chop
House in the City. . JOHN VII - .r
Attorney for MortsAgee and nepuly Sheriff