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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-23

your guano in a heap in garden, or
in any yard where you have plcn.
" Of loan. Bury the heap with a.
nv good soil, using three times as
much as the bulk Of the guono. II
it is dry time, and your soil is dry,
throw on water, aud YOU will DIS
solve all the Jumps in a few days
time, provided you take care to over
haul the heaps two or three times.
Pioughman.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-23

An ingenious machinis, at Washington, is
evoting himself and his resources to the
obstruction OF a navigating balloon" by
hich he is confident he shall yet revolution
90 the whole business Of locomoron, and
iake railroads and steamboats, obsolete. AZ
war machine he thinks nothing could be
iore destructive Mr. Tippet has been at
FORK on his machine since 1872, and 1t is
aid that Gen. Houston Of Texas, believes
It's practcabilty. and will urge an appro-
ration in It's behalf from Congress.
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AGENTS WANTED

TO SELL
SWEET HOME, by Frances T. Perciyal,
THE MORNING STAR, by Rev WIN.
lhnyer,
BATTLE FIELDS OF THE REVOLT
TlON, by Thos. Y. Rhodes.
Also, other New and Valuable works. hdifoss.
L.P. GROWN q co A., Publishers,
e22m 60 CofnMll. Bo.ton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-23

,rb q fcw weeks ago, and couried young
oman named Lewis, aud married her
,ainst the wishes Of her father. lhc bride
ll cings to her woman husband aud claims
vat the arrest is n conspiracy against their
ghts. The Syracuse papers relate The de.
lie Of this singular affair with great sober
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-23

Hon. TO Tar Seed Corn. Tar
ring seed corn esteem an infalhble
remedy against crows and all kin
dred destroyers. None of them will
eat IT when properly prepared
Against wire worms it is of no use.
1t is done thus, and with 20 years of
experience II has not failed to come
up properly with me, or 10 remuin
safe against the depredalors still if
il not well done ii had better be not
tried.
Have ready two iron or other yes
sells, say an iron pot of about one
pailful, and lhree-pail kettle, and
tar aud plaster at hand. Soak the
seed corn in rain water, fertilizers
IN steep are of no consequence, as
warm as the hand can bear, and set
M a warm place ten TO fifteen hours,
not more, for IN case of necessary
delay in planting, the seed corn had
better be prepared and then put in
the cellar, as II will no, spoil, though
II may sprout before planting. Put
a large tablespoonful OF tar with n
pint of water in a small kettle, aud
heat ill il bolls In The mean timo
put about three quarts of the soaked
corn into the pot. Having the boil
ing tar ready, pour into II little cold
water TO be sure il is not so hot as to
KILL the corn in the pot, Stir il
thoroughly, and each kernel will
seem 10 be coated with thin skin Of
varnish. Put a bit of board on the
pot, and turn II over, to drain all the
water of. Throw a pint or more of
dry plaster on the bottom of the larry
er kettle, throw in the corn, and stir
II from top to bottom, adding more
plaster as necessary, until all is dry
and the grains separated, looking like
little balls Of hard, dry plaster. Two
sticks are best 10 stir with, one for
The Tar one for the plaster. Empty
each batch as prepared, into a nail
keg or other convenient vessel, and
set IN the cellar, taking out only
enough for half days planting, so
as not 10 expose il unnecessarily TO
the hot sun. No trouble will be
found in handling il.
LEvI J. lloPKINs. ThroopUiile, ~
T. Country Gentleman.
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Repeatedly yours,
Dr. HENRY GuRrNET 4, No. no Fact ,7th-st

This Preparation comprises a bottle Of Iiquid and
jar otPonnde When applied 40 % ~ rooms No cuAnar
h. made until Che iiafis tuHg rsstored.
IL never tails Restoring the Hair when its loss has
been coused by Tower and oldom require.
more than oue bottle 10 arrest It's falling out.
As 600 article of tullnttti Is invaluable. as 10 Keen.
the har heoihy aod gives 20 IL extremely tiseaHt
appearance.
Badness is generally hetcdituiy MoiLors should
ufe b upon Their children hcads IL not merely aids
he growth ofthe Hair, but is sure TO pfovont ultimate
badness.
sent 10 any pnrt Of the United Statos upon The re-
eelpt of sl Address orders no rfoprieiofs of tho
SWEDISH HAIR CREATOR, 350 Broadway, New
York. N. B-usual discount 10 tho trade
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Gudno.-We advise to SOW qua
no broadcast IN al cases, as seeds
are quite liable 10 be spoiled when
this manure is applied in the hill
Let The guano be thoroughly mixed
with the soil by means OF the hOr-
row.
Many hard Jumps are found 10
good guano. Farmers are 10 the
practice Of sitting out these humps
and putting them with peat, or wei
soil, TO dissolve them. Some are al
the trouble of pounding them fine
On a barn floor and then mixing with
earth.
But better mode is 10 place all
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-23

Washington nstuct, u en- ar The Piobate or
ne 81 "oupeler within und Tor said nistuet, 90 fhs
10 diy of May u, 1856
%. An instrument pufponine To be- the Last wiz and
I".amrni Of Me- sarah uphsm late of Montnoiirr in
$50 nsit' deoensed hong presented 10 the Coud by
n y, Neiihf the executor therein nimrd fIr
ii"'A'i ~ - ordered hf said Cuuu that an porson,
concerned the Gin De nohed 20 uppeatAta of
saif Cout 10 be- ho drn 90 che Protto Ofice in Mont
Psuef m9'ess,H oe mo 80 day oi June a. D. 1856 and
"i shih Nhl TO- which purpose, IL IL tuuhrr otinfed
that copy ~ Tho record OF this oide5 he pubb.hed
thee weeks successWeiy N ths Vermont Natehm.u
4 state Journal puutvd at Montpelier previous 10
said time appointed lo hearing.
true copy uf Record,
o3ij@ Attest, 7, H. MERRILL, Register
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
ImnOrfuuf

TO All PERSONS aal .cled with sexual diseases,
such SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE.
GONNORnHA, GLEET, SYPHILIS, Sc sc.
The HOWfDp ASSOCIATION ofPhiladoIphin. ii n
Viewot Che RWiri dCstructon of human life and health
caused bl sexual diseases, aud the doccptons which
are pracused upon the unfortunate victims of such
Diseases by Quhcks, have directed their Consulting
snfgooHi a. a "llRlrABLE ACT worthy of thor
name, to give iDlCAL ADVICE GRATIS. to All
persons thus ioted, tMale or Fcmalel who amply
hy letter WIN desctpiion OF their condition, aee
ac'"FH'i""f h"Hfs 'fai A. aud in oasa -a
povelty and sunoung to FURNISH MEDICINES
FREE or CHARGE
The Howard Association isa benevolent Institution
established by special endowment fer tho
SICK nnd dlstressed afflicted with 90 Virueat and Eni
pemic Diseases, audits funds be used no other
purpose. - hasnow surplus OF means, which the
Directors have voted TO advertise he above notice II
T. needless TO add that the ASSOCIATION command the
highest Medical skill ofthe age, and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment. Valuable alvire
Alsogveh tosick pnd nervous iemalos afflicted with
9bdomin 81 weakness, WOMB Complaint, Costiyenoss,
Leur UhoW, &c.
Address, lpost-pahl DtGEO R.CALHOUN Con
.nliaa SURGEON, howaI1 Assoeiation, No. = south
NINTH street Philadelphia, Pa.
ny order 1.-THE Directors,
EZRA D. HEARTWELI., President,
GEO. FAlRCulLD. sactotars. 3siIv
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Enooh S. Presoott,s Estate,

ThE SUBSCRIBERS, having been uppointed by the
Hon Probate Couu for tho District Of Washington
,"mm',s9nrw, 10 receive, oNaniigr, and adjust ali
ans an demands 81 all Persons against the estate Of
ru"'n o. 'eseot, late OF Montpelier, 10 said dinrict
oNq'vs' iercsrnied insolyeat, aud thl term nf 80
u'oh, on inc 3l'l dAs Of Apnl 10 i6 being allowed
~ 1.u 20 tna rieaiiofs Of sid deceased, 10 oa-
Ni"N hnn Prove tetf respective ciaim. b.f,teu a., ~
Sf' n"N'"' Nnt w Will huend 10 che lu,io. of ,t,
sri i"'meni +" ne office ofihe faImof'. Mutual F,,e
ih "" 80 Nnnipthst in sAid Distnet on tbe ~, ri
days OF iuae AID Oetlnrf noat az une ,ici',t .t.
afternoon, 90 each of saii dsys. 80 me
!OrEtl tOLAND,
WV. e. LEWIs. egnmissioasrs.
Noap@hsf'N pnl sob d 1850 s0i3v
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shes as Medicine Hard wood
ashes are recommended as an altera-
tive for horses, long fed on dry food
in the winter. Mix them with oats.
About pint and halt 10 half
peck Of oats ~, II. FarRer.
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COMMUNICATION The first physicians iu the Tend while
many cefgymrn, fathers mothers philsnthfopt.t. md
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20 AeV To be in'irumcntai in the uofnI pufthrston
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The Central american Imbrogiio Gov
eminent will take prompt measures relative
70 The ontrages at Panama. An additional
s,'oop oi-war besides the St. Mary's will be
despatched The mal,er WIS informally
lad before the Cabinet. II is rumored that
Minister, IN the place of Col. French. will
be received by the Government. A pr,yste
letter from Panama, dated 9Th ult states
that among the arrivals at that port was the
ship Daylight, Captain Wilson, 10 tow of The
steamer COrtez, from San Juan del Snr
whence they made Their escape on the nlpbt
OF the LIST of April, together with the shin
Continent Gibbs, and the "A Califor,
ma packet, captain Bsa7se. The were
threatened with seizure by the forces OF Gen.
Walker --.4nw.
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a Curious Case. The Syracuse courts are
pnzzeled overa case which has occurred IN
that city, IN which one woman was marr,ed
to another woman, by an Episcopalian olrrry.
man. some three weeks since. The husband
y an English woman, and assumed ,he male
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Death of DR.. VIM. Preston,

The Savannah Republican Of the 2sth ult..
contains an announcement Of tho death Of
the Rev. WILLIAM PREsroN, d. d.. IN the
seventy year Of his age, lie was pas
tor of the Congregational Church in ST A.
bans in ISL and was resident here ns
many survivors remember, during the eele-
braled battle of Platisburgh Afterwards
be was the President of the University of
Vermont, and removed from Burlington 10
Georgia, and since 1881 has been reslden,
OF Savannah. Tie was an able speaker, and
his sermons were noble specimens OF Gle.
gance and eloquence.
Truly has great man sheen gathered to
his fathers, ST. .HJans Journal.
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CERTIFICATES
Important from Dr D. " Snbiu. ruo,t,
ester, n. /.

Ihs mny ceuiy hat have made o. ifial of gAruss
NMhNl' ~ tbMfnlNN in a cdse ni seven. 49,,
eaal 9grdoH and long standing trrifaf.aa 81 "a. 10
Coo cat ~ ne elementary fraet IN OBJ. y.s ~ az, ~
ii.s ui ih7 above Compound % DO ihuusht n.r.,o,
cure was cht ctcd haro soon it. wonderful d., ~,
decided case OF screfpia Con .uruiiaH where th nv
ifui NA, thought TO lo beuoHa curf-nitsr taking II,
n"ir' 90 ihe fHfreaH CampouHd b. now tbnusLt to b.
onf of afnffr, dHf Hsaflr rtu From ehat 1 ~, ~.
Oh thr effect oi the Compound ,batid r,,t.i i. ,
menH Il' use Boo such cases 30 above namri
~ WsABlN, MD.
Auburn. r. " juno Oh. is-s
Nff ih0 undffsenrd, h.Na received fto 0rt.,I. a..
preparing "hACh'S AMERICAN DONr0TND Ia
as Dor as We have tested b. caa fsrara,,,.i ,,, |
use Hs tonic uud Hhcfttisa medicine. b., Bru.'fg
tlfL4ftb HrMOHs or ItfE mann r1 IL
cuIiIIY ad pied io females tuiraftns ifar lemon.
tN hlrsI aHt tn those whose coHsiiiutiot, .,, .,t
7ler Tom iatrrnirart F,rfr
JOSEPH a. MORRIS. MD
LAN-lNGH BRIGGS. b. ID
a. g.. IAbLR, 81. %.
lion. ID. j.. DODGE. of Auburn, s. T.. and tt, mann
"f "i "uf S!.to Logislaiufc urd one Of ths mos. ,
.'Nfi'h'N Ihy.ciahs rnd Chemists OF uuftonuift al
Ir, giving this medicine bic prr.onai oi,af,atioa
IA, .. s.pfrffi' 40 hgsd PrParansn. io-
Haeh'' Family Recipe Boot b. 20 be- nod rr.ti. sr.it
nstN you "il fhtfr Gee rufrs of disaasss far.tIa
1nu vow pre- iu'fed io commitments With soy vhoss
cen'h-aics afe -sen, BOZ Dtlef io provo item g.3gt
-tAUTlON.-
~ ihe genuine mfdiCine beans the fac rimds,fr y
IT, '''hN ~ q co On lhe OUTSIDE wfsa9.f
p, rg5iea'lei Office and Depot, 81 GENES EEsr.. AU.
fREu D. SMITH, General Agen, for the s,.,s Of
silly.
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DENTIS TRY !!
DOCTOR NJ. NEWTON,
y e N II 1 s. Il
Office over Burbank & Laugdon's Store,
Main ST., Montpelier, W., from date
until further notice.

'IllD-E w''liag TO consult me professionally u my
pmar, must dn so from tha i.t To the 18TH Of the
mouth. shall VIE Waterbury, nn tho 18Th OF an
utW, and shall al-ovisi stowe tho ION OF Feb
un} shalt remain but "a few days in each place,
uhioss 20 inlhl engagements --conseQucntly, those
wishing 10 consult me az thHt time Will call without
delay, thus ehnh.tng mo 20 fulfill 400 engagements IN
the shortest space OF timo.-p Perhaps d will not be
necessary Tor mo 10 say anything mora 10 respect 20
mr qualifications as Dentist, than that I have en-
Inyeda larger practice Tor che last SIX years than any
olhet Dentist in the nuto. Owing Ia some recent
mpfn' emrnIs und increased facilities for tho MANI
icuro of paris or f s7ts of Teeth, shall be able to
insert Plates of iocth CHEAP Il than nuy Dentist in
he Stale and lrust those tn want of set Of Teeth
wan az least call on me before having their work dono
t'hoN mere ANA 81 DO not succeed go giving satslac-
ton both us TO the rR Hnd work they snail be a.
ulled To my services GRATIS andas d has become
practice WIN certain Dentists TO pay travelling ex-
expenses, shall make my charges according to the
etcumsta aud n an they shall bo as favor
able 40 at any other Office ia this State.
Teeth inserted upon Gutta Percha base, if
desired.
Montpelier, Jan. l5tt, l556. 7luf
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tflr0itiure.
A MARVELLOUS REM I DY!
FOR A MARVELLOUS AGE!I
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT,
The Grand External Remedy.

by the aid of a microscope, we sec millions Of little
openings the suffice Of our bodies Through these
this Ointment when rubbed on the skiu, Is carried to
any ufglnur inward part. Diseases of the Kidneys,
disorders thu Liver, s ctions n The heart Inhama-
ton Of the Longs Asthma, Cnuehs aud Colds, are by
It's means cfrtctu4ly cuted. Every house wife knows
that salt passes freely through bone meat Of any
hickuoss. This heating Ointmeut faf more ioedily
ono1ios though any bone neshy pafi Of The liv.
ing body, curiug the most dangerous inWHtd com.
pitfuts. tLnt cannot be rpathrdhN other means
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AN KINDS or CLOTIIING

Nj ADJ IN The latestsyle Mr. }. :. MACK suprcin
- iend' Tic manufacturing department aud viii
give every mana GOOD FIT, please call andtt, him.
Sept 25 1855, "a - IBID
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WOODEN MANUFACTOkY,

fI'Hh undersigned D. prepared 10 receive Wool for
manufacturing by tho yard or upon shares, at the
new Wooden Factufy at West Calais.
CaSsimcTeS Satinet(S, DOeSkins,
and FLANNELS manuhctutodto order, in the best
muuner. r. A. WILSON.
West Calais, Nov. 2, 1854. stf
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to which. containing the STAPLE q n NsrYtEs
W. would oict he pnriculaf attention of pufoh iscfs
luthAMbtR.i wo ofor Tor sale large aud wei
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xIrIILIAM IRvINa A 90. WILL. SELL. AT Arrrros

WILLIAM IRVING a co. WILL SELL At AUCTION
w Friday Nov ~ 81 1917 O'Clock fof II whom
NAY concern, diamonds iewelry gold watches comprising
large and choice diamond
earrings breaspirs, bracelets &C., together
opal garnet and pearl set ewelry, III every description
rond Maltese containing eleven brllans ss.h
elegant diamonds single stone rng single
snd cluster diamond scarf pins diamond bre
pns, weighing from I 70 81 csrss diamond esrrng. IN
IN clusters and SINCE stones suits OF gold ensmeed
ps bracelets and earrings gold thmbes oothpeks
taoes, pencil cases &C; silver bores, waicbes-ro-
WITH dcab and singls ds By the best English SWISS AL
patterns, together with large ss.orten Of otasr
tew
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WI 2. MELLoR, AUcrroSEER-By :. srtoR

w Tomorrow Friday, Nov. - l0is q clock At he
saesroom Is and Is PARK opposite the House
be sold pay advances and close
Wilton carpets tapestry, DO. velvet hearth rugs
rich French china vases several costly and secoad
hand parlor suita magnificent double parnr
OF pieces crimson and hroGstel
cost s00 one suit covered suitable hcrsry
dining rich bookcases and ward
robes mahogany and walnut chamber furunr-
plain and with marble tops; several chamber suits richly de-
together with large variety of plain furniture
suitable for the trade and others Caslogues morning "
sale The stock IL arranged for exhibition The whole
viii positively be sold without Also By u
mortgage several rich centre tables etegeres ssnd
double writing deska &C.
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day. az 10Y o,clocs a 80 Formerly ~ Canal srees
Family By order IL The sheriff Rrssris csrpess sac
lsh ocio'hs All NJ the ster frnl,ufe has oniy nee,
I'D WORTH nc IN seaiers
others Cssh advances ~ ~ Winds property e., sl,,t
pptN
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TRACK u rRoTrtva MATCH rop
scFg wIl eone ~ the Ceuetvile Course an riiev
h hsiwcsn FL hsrsc Ned aai soerel horse
NV JoEL COSSLlN, Pr,e,isor
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n COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FURNr
at io,s clock at 7 Tesri street frankin sqasrsJ the
nre nure OF large boarding house comprising every
Gather beds hair mattresses mshogany paror furniture
toves kitchen furniture &c Deposits required, and goods
nus, be removed Immediately after the sale.
GnBERT 9; SAVAGE, AgorIoSEEa, -pIBsL,EE,
heir saiesroom, 80 Cedar street. Thursday November "a,
ON Tensne ,c O'Clock A. ~ superior invoice . tash
aanne assortment OF pants and vests The STOCK Is a..
ed with great care A rsgards shes and well WORTHY ne
ountry dealers
frIIBERr s. SAVAGE, AUCrIoSEsR -DTBBLEE
III Bagcy Savage Will sell or cssh 81 their sale srocm,
az oIocs a. NJ an ss-ored SOCK Of staple and fancy drv
msns urpi,ons goods fancy goods Chinese
Tokbsskcs pocmonses ac made furs, large and fash
enable assortment ladies' coass and mar eas latest sy
bove goods Will be sold without reserve 10 lots 70 suit
nd country aese early on nora
m LEEDS AUCTIoNEER-By IT, II. LEEDS A
Id. co -oD Thursday ard Friday Nov Il aud * Al ii
,cocs se5 Broadway under the Ia Fargo House second
ronses &e Among the saiuary are one representing Fo
group Of rasso, statue Of 1homss Jefferson Fidelity.
h. ysa Palace superb statue o. Ganemsde sc Also
arge COLLECTION Of asbaser with shades Hebe,
ieh mosac nsd tables large garden egures sc These
All fresh goods JUS, imported from Italy. Also large
n invoice of beautiful bohemian glass ware china Ac
reuch clocks q every variety pa.ans Of various ely =
(which can be packed shipment on the pre- mses re-
Wired. Can examined one dsy hesc~e the ssie
Iu N, IEyps, AUcTIoSEER-By " ". LEEDS 4 co.
sa..n street magnificent as.crtmep Of ane and fsncs
osy furs consisting Of iue mink cspes do,
auIrre rscccon seal and buffalo coats ne sea ns,ri, I'd
ench oi,e~ Glove mountain peerioee and Hrison
ur line The wnoe msde up civ resi rsde
- be sold vthou, reserve u close !he concera.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-27

A UCTION NOTIcE.-THOs. BELL, AUCTIoNEEs.-BY
IA BELL BUSH.-Wnl be Sold without reserves In
aesrooms II North William street. the valuable stock OF
aahiouable Broadway hat cap and fancy store style
lay. caps cloth sks 4c canes fancy articles aiss gilt
he line; splendid looking glasses with marble table. WIN be
old lots suit Terms cash Deposits required Friday
.arre Ia of dry ooda clothing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-27
A DMN1srRAroEs sALE-raE ADMINISTRATORS

n DMINlSTHATUH1S
Of the estate Of John Singers deceased will sell at pub
auction the third day Of December 1t the Hazard
Yorkvile the late residence Of Mr. Singer corner
Eighty fourth and Third the following vaua
VA horses-The well known stallion Young Washington;
orre horse eight or nine old Stylish kind and
ast; handsome and sound kind aud fast
me bay mare sound kind and fast one brown colt four
harness. brides and other stable furniture together with
other articles These horses worthy the aen
ion Of every gentleman desrng fine horses They IN II
aspects unexceptonable. The sale will be peremptorg .
IL. VAN SICLEG, auctioneer; by ii. Il. SILL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-27

DAwNBRoKER's sALE-w. N. LEWIS SON WILL
sell this day, Is chatham street. up stairs large
OF gold silver Watches silver gold chAina
earrings pins bracelets pistols musical Instruments
6c. Ac To commence at 10 o'clock BY order off, b. J..
hlMPsON.