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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-08-07
THE GENUINE
STAR TRIPOLL

Cuperior to all other articles now in use
Cfor Cleaning and polishing Silver, German Silver,
brIttania metal tin, copper, Brass and cutlery also
for polishing and cleansing all sorts of painted
nished Furniture, Glass, &c. For saleby
St. Clairsville, Jan, 81. JAS. w. COLLINS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-08-07
Books in paper covers.

A LII of Emerson Benefits Works.
INT. s. Arthur's works. Washington and his
Generals, BY Lippard Mysteries of the court of the
Stuats, by ysteries of the court OF Queen
Anne, by Ainsworth Sol. Smiths Theatrical Journey
work. Adventu 'es of Col. Vanderbomb. Sam Sticks
Yankee Yarns. For sale by
A c, MARTIN
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-08-07
TO WHOM II KiI CONCERN!

pERSONS having Phosgene Gas Lamps
Il on loan from JAS. w. COLLINS, will please return
them this month, the proprietor, B. F. GreenOugh
OF Cine innat is about to bring his business TO close
and wishes to settle with his agents.
Ay person wishing TO keepthe Lamps can do so by
paying the Agent 81 co or each Stand Lamp.
JAS. W. COLLINS. Agent.
November. 90 1855.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-08-07
BONNETS BONNET RIBBONS!
100 Silk Bonnets.

or all colors and grades, and the very newes
siyes:and over $50 Straw Bonnets of all descriptions
such ss-Leeho English Straw, etc. Also severa
grades of Neapoiitau BOnnets very cheap. Just re
ceived per Express 1000 pieces of the very riches
BOnnet Ribbons 10 snit the asnn.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-08-07
MANTTLLAS AND TALMAS,

Both Silk and Lace; particularly the ChantiEy Man.
iilIa, U.ece,J and Appeyne Mantels, (Sitk.) En-
broidered aud lower grades NantiIlas an enormous
stock, which am determined TO ''Cui down" even
below cost.
PARAsoLs a large assortment, and all prices;
Hosiery & GLOvEs.-Very good White Cotton Hose
at 6! Gents per pair.
SILK POCKET & NEcKHANDKERc CHIEFS; STocKs
Linen pocket handkefcheiS etc etc., a la rye
ment.
EMBRoIgERIEs-An extensive variety of all kinds Of
Sleeves, Chemiscttes, Collars, worked Band etc.
DoMEsTICs-Five cases of fast colored Calicoes
from G! cents TO cents. Thes cen goods is equal
to any I2t cent Calicoes.
GINGHAMs "A complete assortment of Domestics
Lancaster, Manchester and French.
MusLISs, ed)--Pillow tCase Muslin and
Sheetings. all widths and prizes.
MUsLISs. 5-ih and G4ihs, unhlea ched of very good
make, and cheap.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04

A writer thus speaks Of the reptiles
Of Texas: "The cattle are not The
sole occupants Of the prairie by any
means. Droyes Of wild horses are
not unfreouent. and deer are 10 couut-
less numbers. The small brown wolf
is quite common, and YOU occasionally
get glimpses Of his large black broth
er. But Texas is the paradise Of rep
tiles and creeping things Rattle and
rnoccasin snakes are too numerous
even TO shake a stick ,at: the bite Of
the former is easily cured by drink
ing raw whisky til it produces intoxi-
ication +; but for the fatter there Is no
cure. The tarantula is a pleasant IN
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04

The ''innocsnf Irritation" Of marri-
cd women is one of the denominations
Of modern society. Even a desire
for promiscuous admiration is wrong
in the wife. The love Of one and his
approval should be all that she should
desire. Let her be ever 50 beautiful.
il is disgusting, and appalling sight
TO see her decorating that beauty for
the public gazette see her seeking
the attention Of all the senseless fops
around her, and rejoicing at the ad-
miratisn Of other eyes than those Of
her husband. Her beauty should be
for him alone. not for the gaze Of
those fools that flutter around her.
There Is always among the sedate
and wise sensation Of disgust when
married lady attempts 10 trap and
ensnare young men by prcfuse dis
play of her charms. or unlicensed out
lay OF her smiles. Such chrams and
such smiles are loathsome to the In
different beholder--"the trail Of the
serpent is over them ALL"
Such wives should know, il they do
not know It already, that there inar-
ence over the virtue and the prudence
Of young men is as deleterious As if
they were the most abandoned Of wo-
men. They lead them TO believe that
there is no purity in the sex-that
married virtue Is but an outside show
and--that dclicacy and propriety are
but masks Of outside dresses. The
effect Of their character is that Of a
silent corruption. sapping the foun-
dation OF honor and probity and truth.
Let them beware. Let them reserve
their charms and the fascination Of
their hattering attentions for their
husbands. TO whom they belong. and
il they must be admired. LET Il be as
faithful wives, as self-denying moth
ers, rs the educators Of our genera
ton Of immortals. Il was said In
the praise Of women in ancient times
--Donum aansif ianam yecif. Let
such be the motto Of married women
now.-Haryford Courunf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04
ssIsttsS Yostrp.


NkVEb MINI fhk mlKIkn, JuE.
Look up, dear Joe. with brow Of brass,
Forget that giddy. nirtIns lass,
And let her transient image pass-
Tho sorely faney-smisien, Joe.
There's good nsh In the deep, broad sea,
Sporting there, bright, fair and free.
And one. trow, thine own might be-
So never mind The mItscn, Joe.
Forget that girls cnsnaring glancs--
She skins right pretiily Al The dance;
Hervain, proud alrs, and dress, perehanee,
To halls Of mlrsh are fitting, Joe.
But, mark my .words-wi,h such wife
Tied 10 thy hand and purse for life,
Thy Hack and blue days must be rife
So never mind tho mitten, Joe.
fknow cne-she ncverwore
Upon hor fingers. golden orc,
Embracing pearls and gems score;
(Nayhsp lhoa'li think I'm whiting, Jos.)
She l. rarely Of amusement SEEM.
In simple robes, and modest mlen,
And face and form Ike beaaty's queen
She never gave The miiien, Joe.
aFor why,r she ne'er with frothy arts
Raised Idle hamesin silly hearts,
Then feastsd on heir dying smarts
l.<f. - IIIfo..
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04
WHOLE NUMBER 1912.

a black Republican. he mast, Of course.
be a black man. Laughter. I
think, therefore. that this cxtrnct 10
entitled to As much Consideration -
the other. | have read the two 10
show that we ought not 70 govern
ourselves in our action here BY news
papers, and that We may very veil
leave our own newspapers 70 answer
such statements. think the honors-
bic Senator from Michigan has fallen
into the mistake Of giving too much
consequenceto to newspaper paragraphs,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04

nys.s.
ireasu;e was lent me moro precious than eold
watched Il by night and BY day.
How fondiy loved II tho half cant be told
But The angels have borne II away.
Hut why should rmoun for my dear, little son,
Who here sarsrod anguish aud painf
fe, mo, rather, rejoice; his sussrines are done
My loss Il his infinite gain.
As watched BY his bedside Tho long, lonesome
night,
How earnest prayed ood 10 sparei
To send back the death angel. who, almost in
sight,
DutwaIted tho signal tc bear
My chlld-angol upward 70 him who did say,
"Letihe itiio ones como unto me-"
Hat, iol ss gazed, he was carried away,
roa land where my eyes could not soc.
But III trust him with Jesus; for well do I know
That pfoml 20 10 Us he hath given,
That he'll Ako from tho snare and temptations be
low.
To house them, IN safety, IN heaven.
Oh, tAsn IN pres. onward, while ehesred By the
thought,
That my EddIe's ba, ius, gone before.
When the jswelsaro numbered. we'll not bo for
got,
Bai, together, viii dwell evermorei
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04

FAYETTE COUNTY DIRECTORY

Ctncuff CocRr meets I'd MONDAY OF March anu
September. may 81 two weeks.
ConaoH ptris Cousr sIls eth Mondays IN Jan.
uaFY. April, July, and October. hold two weeks j
business require.
cosnlsslosrns cornr meets LET Monday IN
March, June, September ard pcccmber; may 81
nlne days II necessary.
CoeRT 90 CoaciLfkTfos sta when business re-
Inon Pleas Coaft.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04

GE-So there's been another rupture
Of Mt. Vociferousl said Mrs. Parting
ton, as she put down the paper: II
tells all about the lather running down
the mountain. but 1t don't tell how i
got on fire. f
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04
UNION COUNTY DIRECTORY.

CIncurF CouAr meets the flh Mondays In FEB
ruary and Angust-fnay slttwo weeks each time.
coanor PLEks cocRT meets2d Mondaysin Feb
ruary. May, August, and November; except when
then 1st Monday May ait weeks each time.
Counls<;osEk's Counf meets ist Mondays In
June. September, December and MaEch-inay 81
air days each time-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04

A srnASon BxD.--''why Jisn. how
pale you look; what's the mstter?"
Second Loafer--0hl got no sleep
last night.
Il. L.--"fIow was thaig"
S. L.--"Why. You see. another fel-
Ter took my cellar door. and 80 l had
10 take another. and l can never sleep
In a strange bed.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04

fF"Biddy. has that surly fellow
cleaned of the snow from the pave
mcnt?" ~
eyes, SIR"
"Did he clean Il of with alacrity?"
mo sir, wild shovel" /"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04
FRANKLIN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

CzRcprr CoURz meets me lat Mondays In Fesru-
ary and August-may sls three weeks.
Coxno< PLkks Coonr meets 1st Monday - In jan
uary, April, July and ocsober-may sit weeks.
ConaissIoEkR's CouRr meets 1st Mondays In
June, September. December and Morch-may sit
six days each tlme-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04
aENEAIooY OF SNOW.

Ny mthsr ls The Northern Wind,
Ny mothers name ls Water;
Old Parson Winter married them,
And I'm their hopeful daughter.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04
County Officers


nyatt simpson caifse. time expires October,
Justice Of the Peace.
BRooxvrELz rowsInir.
cyFxs ss sksofs oom@i'si0n expires Apr 70, sss ,ss
J. NJ. vleiey Nov. q. 1853
james Mewhinney = Oct ~, 1858
srnIxsyuLD rowSsnsr.
Joseph ,s, ,Ws,sl'h' Commission expires os. & :, isse @
Samuel Holiday, Apr24, ie59
BLooaixoaaovr TOWNSHIP.
paid slssssssr con@i''i0n expires Nov ,ss9
nrTLkz TOWNSHIP.
jsss ssss Ssss expires Do. D:. sss
w. Al. cllaswsiI. Comm expires ssIi FEB 20, 1850
Joha eoehraE, q :" June IS 1880
nanLAxD rownsnIP.
gransis Knsshi, commisslon expires Ney 9 ,ss is
Francis a. Bowers, . Oct ~. lcs
hkuarL TowzsmP.
sss sss.ss ssa:s a:.sss:s s%e' expires R:s R:s g. Is; %
RobefsH. Jinks oet2s, 1883
nxrAxoRk TOWNSHIP.
ySA9 Ies,ls5, csmni''on expires 5sly may p issS s
roszy rowssurP.
Rob.. Il Miller, Commission expires sept 2s' 1857
James II. Moore, July 10, 1888
nxx xowxsaP-
isrss BsIas's sis asos@sa ''' Mays 1850
i.:.. s ss; sss. 's'': ';ss & l:;s
wnsrr wArrn rowwulp.
EA:. sss:ss s.:s:: expires So sss SIS; %
Daniel Wilson may =, seso
Barn rowNsuF.
John blew, Commission expires June -, 1858
Lewis Whiteman - April ea, isss
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04

DIR. o. ii. MARTIN.
PHYs1CIAN AND sURaE0H,
ANDERS0NvILLE,
5s27 INDIANA.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-04

nUKENsWARE-
a. ossuil n aad vc ~ Fylargeassortmo Il n fun
sofia or b no piece. just received atNo. Com
LlScK & RARQUHAR.
uAT8 AND CAPS =
II aPli1E styles tastrecoived atNo. Com
LISCK 4 FARQUHAR.
u0NNErS AND RI8B0Ns.-
~ tust fttettod great variety olfushionAble
bonnets and ribbons Al No. Connie rcai Row, By
LINHK q IA H0IIlH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-22
HysRY II. LEEps Co .Asetssnsss.
"FNRY H. LEEDS viii sch by Anct;m ,

IL TUEsDAr ard "WEDNESDAY, Aprl p and %. q M
o'eosk each a.y AZ the St9rr, No 10 Sssss as; y
wORKs on ART STATUARy, kc-si<ncr 3. o Psais
kuFs spsipr ofreb Mabe s.fssry sot ~cvk An
he sod without reseryer az be rstcs IRON e4snes sa
les,es for fpsoys n The LIST % May
Res. ztls represenfin< tfures 81 Wuk
incton Frsnkiia Jescr-sn sngn. BY Dol MsheO; sroas
Facility Two Ds-enE Grs ossis.l BY sssase; Tss slap
heress by do group OF Maternal Love- inrocene~ Ansss
Jusce AID Pe.os ReoliuBs Csyd Flora, Diana, Esaa. s
Csnovs End t,or afss hkures tn sssdrE sas pisrrk
Also h3e esyeS haibs PeSs tss r he ssove ststsxy
Also Aisbas;er satu-,tes Groaps a1der Eass sh.s
repretuting the Three 6r.e- Apie yssus N the ss.3
ana Others Of equal value =
Lr,e esrv.d marble AZ srs,e Bsrdgo, sseanA ssusss
esr an nd Heb ysse. from inches feet hss esrv,1
Alto and relieve Gard Receivers Birds Vases for dsvs
A lsr,e nvoiee OF BronIes from tAs Artistis assan.
Co Ne cicSts cssdslabfss. Gr0ePs. fszsA c.f
A. ARE lot OF Silver psAte wsss, vir sPseas, Sas
FaLs C,s,ers Cake BAskets. ke- ChiHs aud Olsssxas
Drr..irx c sses a. 4 other fancy articles
hi. Z rare cksnc- for hose that ~ant To sappy tsess
ith kssble Mantle ornanests a. tos mus - sos ees1vsJ
vnhut reserve on sccouzf G Siynof g. Psadoh2fs lss
Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-22
6ales On Aurticn.
r. wn,os. Aue.ioOe.r osboe No. s,' Bro. "a .;s

u wus Aue,ioo~-r-Ofice No. SS Broadway. o..
Auction NOTICE.-Large sale OF magolu
"A ceot Rosewood nd Msboxaay hos ~ ytsR "a
MANTLE MIRRORS. VELVET CARf ELs eTss' o'h
ptISTISGs rirh SILVER WARE, CASARf bihuS' r ra
nj WI SON Aucfioueer, viii ssl ey esAots' -
nay CTue.asy Apra p Of 10 oelock tne easls !,
rrt..t. Of the residence No 20 West ieh-sf
s. e.,v o. "a rose Psrio Saes, covered 70 ssth -
,..-ss-y a various .tyes; sabehan, LoIs gu
"a ~. 4. IS, Parsisn fashion; soit no wood reI
Center Tables Of the exquisite carvings -
ser,: l.se rosewood Secretary Fancy LsSes 80 -,
r... elexsrt Rece ptioa Chairs IN satin Iarsisa hsJ
= ,n~ .na ,.p-.fry; large French plate Pier ana hsnus
Nror. bocstelle and Lsce wiDdo- carfaiss eesso. L
80 sh.~., rich chns AID marble sses Ios
HAD -ifh pearl velvet Carpets Bronres sss
~ ~ eo-rfy Psri.zn Orrsmenu; Oh Paintings eomPt
x-s, variety .u5;ees By eminent Srsi<n aftiss
az rirr C.nny Birds and Cages sold osk
turr covered plush Hxtsnson Table IL teet p.ans
Ar fhxir, cab Secretary; eiersns an cosby ellos
Drper S-Is; erysta and ruby cat Ggsswrs
yer t.. set; Che Baskets Cssers, sPosns efN
Mugs SAVERS Two balance hand Sui'efy toee~ -
shrsxy Bedsfea1 Bureaus AID WAnstands 70 ms1ea 81
suite French china Toilet Sets; pure HAIR Asfe ,e
80. Fe.thsr Bed, Bosers and Pillows; lambs vol bsn
i.ss; rosewood Chamber Suite ia hars.etn
800 chair, RoSkrs Sof.s Wardrohes. Lo-1scs Co1ea ped
- ,hr.. srsueed Cottage Bedroom Safes arsn Csrpes
Nirror. nsrsyn rs Hsh Stand; velvet staE CHpce s,e
rIs,ed stair RODE; Oeoth Also al the Basement
hieh embraces And desirable assortment o.
rI-ry Glassware Knives and Forts kiscacn Otensses
S rs. entire furniture OF the above hcase N ereeAea
eond;,ioo aa 81 manufacture hssns ben ae
oniy ,hort tine this ssois opportunity 70 AoasekesseS
seidou me-, with Ssir pcrr mptory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-22

HrxHr 7. LEEDS Co-HESRY I. LEEos, Anetoaeer:
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Il PIASOFoRIE, OIL PAINTISGs, RIca VELVET
TaPPsTRY CARPETS &C. Ac.-THIS DAY Tuesday,
Arm g. a; ict oooek At Ne n w.st snhs, oe., shsv
HENRY 7. LEEDS Et sell above the eatre farnit1re.
Of velvet tapestry Carpets suites Ct rosewood
Psrr Furniture covered AID French Bro.
esiee ia alp cared rosewood Pi:no forte ssre
Esee, With nrorsi Pier Gss, Oh Psisttn1 Lac
Frereh Shsdes mantle aud Ornsneots
o.i Al Table snd Chairs, carved rosewood and mahogany
Beesds eled Chamber Suites marble top Bureaus .ad
Table cottage Chsirs S0fs Arr1Chsirs
Dirrer Set 1874 yses Tea Croctery snd Glass Ware,
Table Gallery slyesPlsed Ware, ket Aso, VARSITY Of
kitchen Furniture with which the ssle vii Gaia
losues On the norrisg Of the sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-22

CFNTEPL FURNITURE az No. 81 Henry
ILL., CoIrOy VII al OF TUESDAY. Agrl p al iol
oeoei Sc 81 Herr ssE cs.rI-s y tse satre FCR-
NITyPY a IL fsrz3y cozpsrE TIE 1szz s.scrtren: Of
-sboxr-y P.cr Dra-r Betrooua Ant Bsser3.zf PGnl
TsP>sry Th-ee-py az tnrr-1a Lsr2sz. VI
OH sboexry Az Csars, Tetsststss Bod Cases.
Ds.ss.-s PIsn Brr.szs Dtiss AID st,sassoa Takes
P...- Hsr Mattresses CHA s16 Giassvsrs Iss
C.fis-y stsr.s Rsfysrerstoss ki.cs~a Pur1fgr. te
Ai,o a zs'eio<s. SAME DAT eli tts GESTEEI FUkSI-
sTTRE Hczs- No - sz-vtasf Bis>cksrst oeoss-
i,t = rs fsrssr DtninE sd BsssE3snt ysrntsr-
Eor~ srs.sis Renese>r,ss k0cr z0cecs p "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-22
Il IL LErDs A Co. Aeetoasers
"FNRY N. LEEDS will sch by auction %

III TUESDAY Aprl - .; Iei O'Clock. az ne d~-iiss
-. No no Fsst Broadway between Pie snt RugerssA,
HOUSE HOLD FuRNITURE-coasissins Of Velset, sras
SCI. Ingram Carpets carved ross reeS CoGssss sSs
cSsS.Iier carved ro-e-col marble top ceasr aa4 SAB
T... Marke Sab sad Brackets, Broa1e fyIIss &c 90
SOD octave Piano Forte; also, rosewood and nsss.ey osd
"a. Br..us Ws.hstsnds sod 1cet T.bes L.e Cst'sss
.S Canies, hair and MsEesses PAasss-s BSstss
- pillows, nshcrzay Dining Takes. bsh ws1us CHAIR
Ss .lso de Kitcssa furpitare vita vbh de sale vii con
men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-22
LONG CREDITS
,ow nArrssoE tNrEREsr.

LOW RArrsoF fNrEREsr.
,r ,,s IN ,ie STATE ia,er.p nd here .ad
sno NJ, wv -. = ~ And Other tinh-r. Toe
rev w on ,hs northeast Cam 81 the
~S 49, rs sAercs 60 Gsen. aud pspsS in tse nos
vc,' extreme Q, Y ~. Road rr.iy nd ehes,
ssersa BY e, $500, ~ ~ - sssa snd southern
q Ma tse. ~. 80 retA Of a. srhins towns sad
villages so s ard ss .s sss so~ns Sss as@.sa
y. a., rrsssse ..A :.
,,,ss, s ss ss ase g, srs,s Cattle and sheep
srshs - sld greet proaaetveness are The vel,
,ssS u n % l.:ss ire. sS S %. : ss
- r. cut ss"F s,ss ma sai in he oassr States Tie
~ tns 90 .S en- s5sassl an be ns~iy SsOtsa sod
sr r.,. abe COS. o. .s i sur. to yiea very
,,s,. A usr viii 4 slow and yoke Of eSeu viii
Sl ~ ,ra esf 10 two per day. courset. can es
% ~ A.,1rs ready for corr or weesi at from sto - %
~ isleIu. management the lsnd may ee pso.sd
sra Sstes ne h"'' ans s'''' NV
SS sis Cs,s s...rn nsrses and 60 c,rO Coz
iss 70 Sh.s 49,, ,,S On the cheap land. ILLINOIS,
lac. s::;o s :.s s ss . s:,s, :. ss
70 :. 49, .,s - ,e ~ rssssrn market
- " go 1. r.,rsd a, several points along the Rosa.
sAe.s ssa ss;.hs f..l % e.I % saa wosd on
b sA1 Al re 49, a. ts II lows O. zaesot should bear
Ia I sss. Ass q .ay ss' os a. sa Or as.s
as is ~ ~. oT Sss ars 10 fos TRANSPORT
Ire TSSe 20 ~ ,hese lands ose or tao had
Sse \, xs.S "a naiIeI wona mOoA than tse
them, ARD heuoe Governments lands thus
tAess 81 ave nt % sOod investments tie
stostsoi - - a. ~. Irie~. 6xAl
-" AZ Nj :. % IN rrlstion the lands In Kan
Nh-sis q, .ithsb :. ant dds be fourd nesrer
- rs-. the tigsnce 70 market IL far greater, sDd
- 1900 ,,ls, th- psoiuce these snds 1. carried
80, :; rrscu. cr interrupted eommuncst'sns m
Fl trsnsrcrafiun which must De borne oy
~ TIE r.crcea rr1ces Of their rTsuct,: sad TO mat
-, arr The incomes fhe fsrrns sd OF eoarsc
extern iseears, ~s ~. Nv ana eve-y yesr reduced
o. sSst :. 80 ,nSs now Sssrci for ssle BY this
IRE eies ,.-s.nt xiaA oy er "a ase Of the
In "a - rrs tssn sufeeu 70 psy the DIFF
49,, IS t,.rsnortntoa Is ally OF the
tesSe ~ ~; Rnss Snd o,hers with which IL
- ~ vh;rh are NOT interrupted BY the low
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-22

Willy ycLArGBLfs. A8ctioleef-Ohee- 10 10 3 "a!
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FCRNIIC RE,
II yTLysT TAPESTRY CARPETS. MIRRORS. OIL
PAISTIsGs, &c ,ks THURSDAY, Ard a, stlos o @ock
n. No II IVES; i%hs., fbeveer sth sod ,ths'a tae
s Rsrh Bo-e~ood Cksrs Sofa sna Te'esse'es N cnns1
Velvet Marie top Tsbss Tspesuy $y sa1
gersti,I cupess Frsrek HTro CHA and CGr Gss.~.se,
Rcssso.1 AID xshoEny xes op Barsscs reaeh sd ohsr
Eet.stts Hair Mattresses Feather becs, tstcins kc al
Cs.aioaLes rsstT q tke r.orrilE 81 .sLs-
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otoseE cooK, Ass,ioassr NC

GEoRCE COOK, Arctlooeer. -
ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE at AUG
II TioN-THIs DAT lTsesjsyD ., loi oeioek AZ No. 80
BO.6w.y De.x Bo1i s-BeE eatire Superior STOCK on
A L DeHKAAE, es4 made sIrsssy for pn,ss Bro.d-.y
-O "a iLree clors tsevood frances mahogany do IN
ruh Esreres with minor 'front.' .nd
scls Hall stz16s and nshox.Dy
d. Dining Tsbes Of do Center SIDE AID Sofa
Isaes Of DO rosewood, u~hosssy apd eo.csse Cnaeef
suds LOUNGES Paasses Astre.ses Bosters. Phi,ws &C
Sale reru ptorJ cash lea ana nst b sur
,rsere1 III sale SD deposit VIII Dc
CARED fem purchaser Storage fzsAed nee unfa May,
Il required
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RrurLL W. wEsrcorr, Aueioneer.
CCTION SALE OF SPLENDID HOUSE

n HOLD FURNITURE At Ne IS. West eis, eoasssins
81 The eutirs Psror DINING Chamber and Library
,ure Of The honss.-R W. NES1CoIT VII sel IhlS
MORNING CTueslAy. Aprl ~ At Lee 6eoek, 'he snsn
djd ara eo<iy Furniture OF the sboye Residence 70 saen
~ inyite. speei. st~rn al Of vhiA viii BE perenPtoay
ga Cs.osue. ready TIE furnure CONSISTS ~ part o.
fp vepoctsye rose Piano fo<te nle instrl reEt
use hut months and elegant French Per snf aaaes
Mbnr. rich Velvet and Wilton Carpets; SUITE o. eeeea'
rU-epood Psor Furniture pieces eo,erei "a .ea ~
With eoyrrs toake snife do Consisting o. SotAs w
cred N tapestry CO. in velvet; all ths-e
u.Se 70 rdsr ard bess tescnptha rlee cSea
rosewood Center sDd Pier T.Ses Lsdys Fieseh
chlv inad superi marbie-top ROSEWOOD EtAseres Wa
y~reh mirror fronts Escores and Music Cse,nets nec
vh ,.tin prcd; solid rosewood Rec-pnco sad fetesee
Chair, In tapestry; Brccs5e and Lace C1rtns
va-h SHADES Turkish and Reclining Chairs IN ssfan -ny
n.rte Yves splendid ChAnderers snd uts
Fxturss Psrian CIccks Preach Be1r floss wEa Dsos
ton. . number Of vaushe Old Paintings. N nc ,shss
Arour, with French niror froa.s essAn rosa
Fur1ture Ak match throa<seU' Sold WOO "a
,,esis be TOP rosewood Dressing Bureans .nd
Ccrumodes costly China Toilet Sets Invalid Chsrs nc |"
,urerir Hair Mattresses Beds and Beddinf rosesood srs
srv Boiea Library DO with al the elegant DINING room
furniture F,tenson Di1iI Table opens 10 oet Dt9
Chair. Silver Cat Glass AID k1oy are
silver and Iyury Cutlery elegant Dinner Set Zo WIZ
.rF- ou.ntify ~ mahogany Fuuitare OF every
e.crlr,icu Eus.h OlCoth. eleEsnt msrheop Hal stsnd
Velvet and Wilton str CArpets also the Culrnsfy dsp.
rent whch the Sale vii con uefee tverytnns n M
hcr.e !. 20 be Std without and dePes required OF al
purchasers.
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ALxxET II SIcoLar, As<-soassr-
CPEISG HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALkS.
- Is utisrszs>s .sorz hs ssrs.s teets
s,i rsbe give his p>ross ss1non
fs<is FURNITURE SALES 81 AssusA g sss rs-dsses
xrssnf = r sl e - sssss,.s Ma sBr..A
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Wv " wsrss Azetiooesr.
CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF
" bs les: quality, IN sod orSer -BAKgR wEEk5 "a
.su a. sLetkn o. WEDEEsDAY ArIl =. al ~ Selook
n at Nc 81 25Av cnIssf1s e Frsneh glsie Aror. ma
s.i SOFAS I;sls. Easle.Op Center Iaeses fss Lee
Betroc FErritsse sch sknsszy Frsnca bsaset1 ma
keep Wsskstsr1s hair Mattress Bosen, PlI'ss' 1oss
fsrysf5ss. te ~.
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Hxxsy a Lxsps & Co, AeetsOneer
II II. LEEDS & Co. viii cell by auction q
III. TUEspAY Apra p si 10y o'eoek, 81 No. lis 10

80 TsTrSAST HOUSEHOLD FURSITURE-coesiItas
very reh rosewood suitss sslsoes rs 100 Sc
ear. 10 Gomez d. EserOir Amour Glaze rose sod Ioet
piano made By Lshts Ne~tOs Bradeary sei.s CA. ~
Refer. ia hair Brusss veiye; AID inssr Supst o.
100. ro@ wood sIi mahogany Boctes.es marble tsp csas
snS SIDE Tsbe. rich .t Pier and MaAts G.',s. Matte O.
I n s.sred reps via: chsi Loansss Rockers eAf Exiss
siou Takes, &C. -,
BEDRo0Ms-Psin;e& COTTAGE sue., n:ny en.ns "a &c
rr.ss-. Bos,ers, Pnour. and Beading
Aso Loo Of ki'eass furissre. With ~aica ne ses ~