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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-26

~ Virtue Of an Execution, 10 ne directed,
- issued out Of the Clerks Office OF the Dis
s.,ct Court. IN and for the county Of Cedar,
and State Of Iowa, in favor Of Friend and Gull
bsrtson, and against Edwards and swank, I
have levied upoa the following 70 estate, to
wit: Lots Nos one ~, two {3). and ten (I0),
IN Block No. five (5), in the town Of Rochss-
ter, in Cedar co., Iowa, and shall oeer the same
for sale 1t public outcry, on Saturday, the 2ad
day Of August, A. .. 1855. 1t the Court House
door IN said county, between the hours q Q
O'Clock A. N. and o'clock p. M. OF said dav.
to satisfy the said execution and costs that NAY
accrue thereon. JOHN H. DIRELEY.
Sheriff Of Cedar co., Iowa.
Upton, Iowa, July 23d, 1855. 20 4w.
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p. T. Herbert, the murderer Of Ksatine, ha1
ben indis1sd Tor marder BY The Gsand CuFy d
Wsshingsoa end committed 70 jill for trial.
Thus il appears that Notwithstanding
the democrats and slaveocrats Of the house
have used their votes to shield 4 murder
o. from justice, that the courts lave de-
termined to bring him to justice. Blu,
what il the picture; man whose hands
are crimson with the blood Of bic fsllow
man, sitting q Law maker in tho halls
Of Congress and called honorable by the
rulss Of the house. md receives the fond
embraces and cordial support Of the
great Democratic party.
Oh shame wher is thy blush
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a Word from PA,IadelpAia.-A sub
scrlbcr in the Quaker city, who has al
ways acted with the Demvcaric party
and has been averse 10 agitation on The
Slavery question, writes Us the following
pi,hy sentence:
The late attac, in the Senate has ere.
ated quite an excitement here; those
who think there may be sons virtue in
turning the other cheek, insist Il ere 10
none IN keeping quiet until the whole
head Il mashed tn.
Men who before took no interes, in
politics, now are active IN the Republic.
an party"
Mr.. Buchnan having placed himself
'quarely' on the Cincinnati Platform IS
OF course opposed to the River and Har-
Dor appropriations.
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Mill at Rochester.

We ARE requested to make the an.
nouncement tia. the citizens Of Roches-
ter, in this county, will give 81, 900 and
site for building, 10 any person who
will cree. aud complete "Steam Mill"
at tina, place. This is a rare chance Tor
somebody who has the needful.
We will say more next wees Paper,
please notice.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-26

- issued out Of the Clerks Olcs Or ~ Dig
tricf Court, in and for the Co0aty q Cedar.
and STATE Of Iowa, In favor Of Kisss, Crew T.
Turner, and against Charles W. Clute. have
levied upon the following personal property, %
wit; quantity Of Dsy Goods, Hardware lin
ware, 0soeeries, &C., also two yoke o. sxsn,
and shsll c9ss the sane for sale 81 public out
cry, on Saturday, August ths 9th, 4. D. 1856,
Of the Court House door in said coanty, BE-
tween the hours Of . o'clock A. N. And o.
clock p. n. Of said day. to satisfy tic eeid q
scution, and the costs that may accrue thereoa.
% Nv. JOHN H. BIREkEY, shsrilF Of
Upton, Iowa, July 22d, 1885. Cedar Co.
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Their Courve Of Action.


The schemes Of the Edo. shin negro
breeding Democracy in the prescn, cam
ps'gn, are deeply laid. and carried on,
With much cunning impud cncs and reck.
Iessness.
For instance, it is their plan to se,
af'oat ramors Of grievances 10 cover up
the outrages they themselves are abou,
to commit. and thss, BY = sympathy Gre.
ssed for them to escape the cen.sre of an
abused public
In kansas the plan Is now being cx.
smplided on q large scale. They frs,
set aaca. the false rumors that abolition.
is6 are dong wrong. then to re.alia,e BY
oil kinds OF bloody deeds and excuse j,
upon the score of retaliation.
They set aAoat the rumor tina, the
Dew Drops are about to level a wh,skey
shansy' and then the Rum drops are oil
up in arms for 'reprisals, even before the
Temperance people knew Of rhiskey be.
ing sold At all. And to make sure, thew
make j. public, they tend before the com.
mnni.y . s:.b!ed statement, ID; i; does
not cover the fact tha. At the time Of tel.
ling the tale it was answered, aha, the
Dew Drops knew nothing abou, it, and
had never said word about it, In shor,
II was s'arted BY one man, tod to ano,h.
sr, and tina, is the whole birth, life and
death Of the tale, as far as can be ascer.
tanned. The communication in the Dem.
ccraf should have stated tina, It was an.
swered. that the Dew Drops knew moth.
ing about the selling Of liquor, and tina,
such things are only known among the
Rum drops.
In short, nobody kner anything abou,
the story except those uho brought it betor1
tie public, and new, in pursuance Of ,hei,
previous concerted plans, they try 10 ere,
ATE buncome and create sympathy.
Let flow your crockodile tears, bu. i
went pay.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-26

QY virtue Of special exseufioa, 70 ne direc.
Dhtrict Court, in and for ~ Cosnty oe Cedar.
and Stats Of lows. In favor sfChaslee 8. FostAr.
and against John D. WOLF have levied upon
me following real estatA, 70 vii: Lots 10. one
~ t.o 90 three I'D ssvss % eight (Sl and
min. ls.l + Block forty lls. u tas iev. Of
sans for sale, ct public outcry. On Saturday, the
!sth day o. July. A. D, 1854, Il the Court House
door In said County between the hours Of o..
clock. A. y, aad o'clock. p. H., fsaid day, -
satisfy the said execution and the costs that nap
accrue thereon. JOHN H. BiREIHY.
Upton June ~, 1855. sheriff Of Cedar
26-tf county, Iowa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-26

eIJ Herbert the murderer OF Heating,
gave the one vote by which the Free
State Kansas Bill was killei in the
House OF Representatives on the first tri-
al. Before the second vote was ,ak.n
ne was sent to Jail. II all the Ruffianly
Men slayerers on the Missouri border.
We're s'mulaly disposed OF, Freedom
would easily triumph Kansas -Er.
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All Who fympsshizs with Mr.. sumasr deserve
the halter.
Either such wretches must b hung or pu'
~ the penitenttasy. o. he South vii quit ths
U Mon, Riehae~I Esgsisey.
The President 10 the proper persoa TO decide
on the Constitatio0ality Of law. He hAd dsci
ded that the code Of kansasb Coastitutio0Al ID
! am 10 favor Of enforcing IT, SAspAyl L<1
Ter.
"Tke Declaratioo Of American Isdspsndeoce'
10 'RhefOyscst Lie. '"-1He Cedar CsUsls
Demoey aey.
"Sir, ! regret the necessity for such legisls.
ton, but where Slavery il established, such law,
must be enforced Sna'sy P.gk's fOhio) Pan
sss Sp,srh
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-26

The Cincinnati En2Rrsr SAYS that ten thou =
sAnd old line Wings in Licking County, Ohio,
have joined the ranks OF the niggsr driving De-
mocracy. Licking County 10 toe Presidents
election Of 1852 cast $50 votes, and in 1855
The old line Wings were reduced dowa 70 711
Query,-where will the 10000 Whis
uofss come from. Such is the consolation
Of the negro breeders.
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Agricultural Society.

'HE9E Will Be- meeting Of The Agricultural
Society, ct the Court House. on Tuesday The
osn OF August, At O'Clock, r NJ, TO hx upon the
tune and place Of boiling the next Fair The
citizens OF Tfptcn, and other places will b pre-.
pared 70 state what they viii do towards fixing
up the Fair groonda All friends OF The causs
are invited TO attend. A. FORD pre-.
A. HoLrsI.AxDxR, Sec'y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-26

THAT n Ms fervilsvy ceks6, o. 10 -
coded, by &ales 10 ~ UhilpS Male,. -.
r. ~ year 1900, AIe-s sAsa 4 ae;il.r
skaSery nor iavolvnssyy aRv1sIs. ef6ey.s
soiss tAsm IN pssisAsssss j6r svise.
TnoxAs Jsrssassr.
\ ssssy en-. ss1 asv~ vsll, ssd 40
earthly poss, oil mails ~. vste 10 spr,sS
slovsry over territory DAsss u Ssss not
sxist.' HssaY CnAy
'M TIE eridsncs Of pxblie opinion =,
Maf day seemed to indicate ilet iAis Csm.
promise had become essaomixss in The
hearts Of TIE .1ms,icss people % Q %.
cred Thing, UAicA no rxtAless ksas ske,Id
attempt to distsrb.
SrEsa1x A. DossIAs.
Thai the ,sposs 70 b su6sv no sAock.
during NY official tsr~. ~ Asys poper
70 auert Il, those rAo plscs1 ne Aers way
Be asssrsd. FxAxELIx Pssacs,
4 can only cay that there 10 not . mar
living who wishes more sincerely than I
do, to see some plan adopted for The abo.
li.ion Of it Slavery; bxt there l. ONLY
one proper and Efficient mode BY ,cAjcA 4
can BE- done AND THAT 70 ~ LxeisIA-
TIVE AuTHoRIry; AID r4ls 40 RAJ A
NJ surTaAoE WILL GO SHALL xsvra n
wAsrIEe. - WasAisgtsn's Later 70 Robs
Norris.
GEHrLEnEs-You call ne 10 ! h;sh
responsibility by placing NJ It the head
Of great movement Of the psople Of tho
United States, who, without regard to
party differences, are uniting in com.
mon effort to bring back the action Of .bs
Federal Government to the yvinei,Ies Of
Washington aud J.6;rso1. Comprehend
ing the magnitude Of the ,rus. Aieh they
have declared themselves willing to phee
in my hands. and deeply sensible Of the
honor which their uni, ersal confidence
in this threatening position Of public If.
fairs implies. l feel that I cansot better
respond TO them than By . sincers decla-
ration, than in the event Of my election
to the Presidency. l should enter upon
the execs.ion OF its duties with single
hearted determination TO promote iAs good
offhs WHOLE couNTaY and to Jir.ct solely
to that end The poCer Of Goyerasneni, ire
spectire Of party Issues and regardless of
sectional pride. Coz. FarMoSr.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-26

The Republican Convenlisn Of the
First Congressional district, has nomina.
ted Hon. John p. Usher. Of V,go, for
Congress, on the frs, ballot.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-26

A Fremont and Dayton club, compos-
Cd mostly Of Germans, has been organ.
ised u Greenville N, j.. during The pas,
week; also Hudson City and Union Hill,
oil Of Germans.
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Aaethsr Ores DeespeiAA.


A1okhee 05o1 Oooep1aA.
n passuance Of . concerted plan Of the
n.,char>e,, thev ara nov trvin4. by Gre.
49,
ating taleo impsesosone ana synpeteses
~. r..,rle "A aevey mn tha cor,
Yuptioo Of thelH public oeooeSss james y.
IA. .,6 ~sA.,..
We never yet have seen eYeste1 sG
II r~.v.rs;on ~>>nn... ara ala than
The following extracts from The Us0s~.
o.. n.~t.
P"' S""''
3ov. 0riuaa.-ODeial Corruution.
~ . psiafal duty q 2 2 p:rfos., Wa
exnos. 3 lie peoole q osAer Ssssss tAs d,aersos
hsoesAs uPoo log. Pc a:vossay saa s Sos-
ressrile1 q eonsesusncss, tAas srposors NJ
opsssss :. prsvsnsssivs rs.sdy ssa Seer On.
ssr,.
Gov. Gsinss haa ios tas Z. {. nsasss 49, !.
- fssd, sndsr Is esnsrol q 9 sapsriatsa
dent q Pael,c Losaessoa. - eoaae ~ 49, q
fn,a s"r M RAJ R:.nhi,osn sIscsionesrins.
90.
y 80. .....,;"~ ...,t;o. Z 80 Int Il :
so:s tSe IL. true dat shs Black Rs1ublieaa ID.
.inistrasioa have ROBBED, ssolss. end sq,aadsr.
- = w peIne 1 "'esa eAA' '"''
'1 -. -, .a.r.s.S Ana, -. Aorrov,d - Gov.
- r-..as- ~ ~ -. - 49,.
Gr;ns - ~ IsSosy, sna 9 80 49, ssy sso. ~.
ss..S -. n s1 =. ~. -. 80 IN.
~ s,s ~. -. ~. ~
-. Ss.oC...a "a ~, asss. IA ~ - Min.
s VI IT,. - s;."..;.s I;.h 70,
GI.O -! -" .s nstST cs-~n.ion.
ut'ii'es ~" VIC S1ses VI ''s - N''
Our nersonal acauaintance with the
eoitot OIL the Dessoeo1 was s"cn - "
think him 10 be too much Of gentleman
-, r.. -,
to publish such wilful SANDER. The
facts ia the case we gather from the pro
:.
ceeoings Oh the Aegfia'ure' As ioiiows:
Il appear. ,ha, Mr.. Ead., Supe,in,eu.
dent OF Public INSTRUCTION, was called to
make 4 report-bc did a. bu, il M, he.
.
| 10y ssos's''o!y'A So'n.",' was sPPoh''
ed 10 Investigate. which committee en-
tirelv exonerated everybody but MI. Eads
whereupon the Legislature passed the
following bill:
An cot 70 prsvsns .ne losn'ns 0, me ,,S sc@1ol
.t-uc.;o;
1 z,
| A..mhlv of ths State of Iova that the Sinner.
inteo6ent Of Public Instruction, be and Il here.
nv nrohihited from loanine a. parting win the
n1ssssrion q .nv monevs 100 n hi. na~.eion
hsioc-io. IA Ia School Fund ,rce NJ n Drov;.
~ 81. .t shs $500, s...ioo ~ - 0srs..l
I-smh,v nn,;i oshervise ..,hor;,ed bv 81 :,
~. Ceccr.l Aembly.
srcros aod This ct I, be j. force from
- .fss, q. n,,h,ic.,io, IN the I,x. (.t, p.cnh
lena .od Iors Oanital Reporter IA ne Sec.
rSsary d rsouessed to puslish DE s.me To- nor
- :, :. -. :. rr.ct;cahle
~" pEITHrN Noprr
| S,e.ks, a. tAs Ho,se a neere.scs..,v.s
| uITyRIN /. EISaER
President Of The Senate.
| Acueovsa INV =, 1855
JAMES ". GAINES.
! Iov. CIV INV rs is5e
| 1eertisv he Sorevoing tc hs 4 .rns conv from
Tie original ROLES on ale IL my once:
| ' '" 49,, - S,a;s
The ,ommi,,ee .nno;n,ed hv the Leo.
| isla,ure to investigate the matter, made
the following repou:
The Committee On Way. aud Nsans VIA
were sus0 on y GA % nsasses e
the olioe Of the Treasurer Of TIE State, AID o
the sapsnnseadsne oil. o. Public lnssr1e',sn: nea
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-26

Democratic Repu blican Ticket
EoR PaEsIDEHr,
JOHN G. FREMONT.
OF Californis.
For Nce Prssidsnt,
WILLIAH l. DAYTON,
OF New jersey.
For Pyessdesitsl Electors.
etste at large DANIEL F. MILLER
IL. district WV. n. STONE,
"a. HENRY O,CoNEeR.
Fer Representatives IN Congress,
TIMOTHY DAVIS.
safe Ticket.
For Sscrstary Of STATE.
ELIJAH SELLS, Of Muscatine.
For Asdtor Of Mate.
JOHN PATTEE, Of Bremen.
For Treasurer of State.
NJ. L. NORRIS, Of Polk.
For attorney General.
SAMUEL A. RICE, Of Mabssks
District Ticket.
For Senator
JONATHAN W. CA1TELL.
For Representatives.
EDGAR WRIGHT,
For Clerk ~ District Court,
SIMEON g. DANIELS.
Fw Pyossestsag Attorney,
JOHN HUBER,
An Approntioe Wanted,
Apply .. this Office; q good chance iou
q good boy. Apply soon.
~Henry O'Conner 81 Of Muscatine viii nd
dress the people Of old Cedar. 1t Upton, On Fri
cay. A sgust LIST.
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Nothing tcin show more plainly which
way the tide Of politics 10 6owing than
the gratifying results Of votes taken =
the cars. boa,s and among oil bodies Of
men assembled BY chance and without
regard to party.
The following are some Of the present
indications:
A vote q IL can going East, % ~ Ohio
ssA PsansyivaniA Railrosd, % Aoodsy lea, r.
suited - follows: Fremont nd Dayton, s. |;
Doeba1an,4
Tha, tells tale for Pennsylvania, which
will Be verified in November.
Massachusetts The corn and 6our dealers
In Boston. took . vo.e the other day on the
Presidency, which resulted - follows
Ffs0ont Is
Filoore,
B0cAAnan,
he ssttliag Clsshs Of NE Clearing House for
he Bosom Banks took vote On the 18th ulk,
ct their rooas, ios President, = follows
Fremont, 70
Fillmore,
DuchanAo,
A vote f,r Prssidsnt was taken On he r. \.
train o. rhssday, fro0 Boston 10 Lowell, with
The following result:
Fremont SO
Buohanon
Filnes
Undecided
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n. Covsu ~ called sppen 70 rsply, -,
a,ehoasA considerably rn6lpossd, = tsms =
tAhonseh harped upa ves.oa @ ae0 -
eIecr and nasfsrly nass9,s aswiASe setanveg
- - mina a svey ho1s2 uaa 0As ne -
~ q this dsGnitiea q u veea, = aecd, W
meooelseeaA By putting tAh oo1sete1ece g
- Word. ~ . change tA0eo groas "a e00o
ID. Waehingtoa -, win hare faced viHeny,
= - st1snpe was thsa made to alleviate ne
@GhrinD q ~ .pew segvej nooe ~ soe
$1,000 a ~ aoesd inseument, 0sre ever
g q nbsrty.
The foregoing is from the Ds~'oe1af'
,ta,emsn, Of The discussion last Saturday
night.
We have not room to reply now, bu!
no ask every reader, after they have read
The above, to then read the Republican
platform and point out where u asks a
81 negroes frss. No where. Il u not Z
par. Of the Republican creed TO at fo'
emancipation Of single slave in any
portion Of the world. We only ask e
stop It's spread from territories soc trssj
bui it 10 the policy Of the Calhouni.es e
harp upon tho one string Of 'abolisionism
when il 10 NO part Of Our platform: Dr.
Cowan gave rshash Of Calhoun'sjargu'
ments against the declaration Of lndepen'
enc E, that 10 oil he done.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-26

Mr.. Shepard LETTER, Of Burlington, Is
the gentleman nominated the Pro.SlA-
very Democrats to oppose the elec,ioa Of
Timothy Davis to Congress. This Mr..
LETTER, speech delivered in Burlington
the other day, proclaimed that the Dem
ocracie party recognized No difference
between White and Black Slavery, and
believed that the latter was psrfecly JUST.
fable. We copy from the report Of his
speech.
Mr. LETTER said the constitution made
no distinction in property Whatever
State laws recognized - property ,wheth.
er horses, cattle or negroes, was pro-
tected BY the Constitution in the terrific.
riss. and could not Be disturbed either BY
the people Of the Territories or Congress.
In other words, the Slave owner, under
the protection Of the Constitution
has 4 GOOD right to take bis property
in men, women and children into the
territories, and hold them there, q the
Northern settler has his property, con-
sisting OF horses cattle and sheep. He
went further, and asserted that If any Of
the States Oh oald cnslave UAits men and
make property Of them, then the owners
AMI posesors Of this property in white
men, would in like manner Be protected
in the use and enjoymen, Of tha. proper.
" IN the Territories, under the Consti.
tuition
ON KANSAS LAwe
Mr.. Lsfier said The President j.
the proper person to beside on the Con.
stitntionality Of laws. He had decide
that the code Of Kansas u CONSTITUTIONAL
and am in favor Of enforcing il.
" RE DECLARATION IsDsS.snHss.
Mr.. Letter said: i feel 1 delicacy
~ calling this document in question, bu,
] say that the assertion that oil men arr
created free and equal, il simply d.
suTed.
Who Is going to vote for Shepard LET.
fer s-Dubnqas Repub.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-26

| tne wnose company al Gus ep00S Q ooGsu - Iot
| frs0oot ana Dayton.
| Yese, ~ The Es,wtA.- TN the cars Of he Blu.
rs.n Yallev Railroed:
| Fremont. 70
| Filmore.
Rrchanen ~
Ou Me UVtn IrOm AFsutou ivy.
| fremont -
pn.h.n:
.,r
IN .oe .oeA iNs"o Hoso' a,
r;,n."r.s
nn.hs..,
n. a.. n,,-, and th;,.ro ,,.a ., IN.
TN vs ''e Ah"s'As' s"' '"''ss' ''.'' ~ WV
Fremont, &c
Fillmore, )
bucnsnan, 10
A day or two since beat was launched near
| Ncf.eecoe,s leoal,,s A vhicA Is7 oes>nna vsrs
A -. 80. t.s.n ,o7 -. q. r.
Os '->'''
IA, h.s,-. ,...s-s., . ,.,. 80. ...., ~ -.
down rsin On n Tiiicois Cen,r.i R.lro.S . ri;
~. t.,so.. ~; , W. ''s o'""' "'~0 WIN
'''
r.,'
pnL ~
T
r7-;,
' 'ns ,''oD''
Eds. is!SuSI:-Ine following votes we're =
~ e@o1g we employees u =. W.ussee Coz
.6eSie Works, ana WeDpie, khoe Cos
Ihre1hing Machine and Agricultural Imple
Fremont, g
Fillmore. !
n naehanan; -
so,na u,;,,,x =, c.,n.,. !, ,.,,, .,
Fremont, bu, a. thew do not become voter, in
time for the next election have not given the
result in shove returns. The Soswegians and
Ia ne un.n s no. 'oI ,ns nspaos,cso nc
mont 10 Roch.n.n. '''' p'''''
70 csoy,ss the vo.er. il sbs baildio:, s,oc.;r.
| wess 90 CLARK street, between Lake and Ran
dolpa. and arrived At Ne following result:
rnsh.s., -
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Ths Germans Of Boston had picnic On Mon
day, at Nsvsoa Upon FallA, afforded b. about
thfss thousand peTscss. They accepted 1 n in
vitstioo 10 attend The Fremont ratification NEE
ting by exclamation. Il Was found that out Of
the whole company Ill but sboat dossn 80 for
Fremont and Dayton.
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by y cotroS, AucrIosEER-A ADMINS TRAITORS

DY y COTTON ArcT1oNEER ADMINS TRAITORS
ID of furniture earpets chairs panoforte
dies liquors o. various Ands &c kc.-F COLr0.i viii sell
July at i0. O'Clock. NE Aucfon
Beekman sree, snd Ann street very lsrse a~ortmep q
good and second hard furniture. velvet brussels A>
ply and ingram csrpes ocoths french plate mirrors ou
paintings bureaus and bookcases sofss mahogany chairs
table, two mahogany pisnoforis billiard
table together with about 40 nsk, black walnut and curl
maple chairs cottage bedsteafs haw maireeaes &C. &C. BIZ
orler of sdnnisrsor Also, by e same some 50
ard casks ~ various kinds Of liquors and wncstU ever
bes French brandy, do pse sherry Nasra black
berry, Old por London Dock do rasperry srsndy
s y ~. Is S ss.s s.de Of 7s 70 s..e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-01

AUCTION NOTICE - BOGART, AUCTIoNRgR by
~ r Hf.AKT. n Wednesday, July z t1ts O'Clock a
he suc'ion ruos corner y Frankfort and William streets
sse ~ househsuM furniture Ao-nfogsn
boncssee mahogany and set chairs looking gss.as
mahogany bureaus book sands sOf. ables lounges spring
feather beds hair mattresses l0 ~ GIT frames
with ssss suitable for business s~rds, silver plated
tHchen furniture and utensils Also large OF
choice segars liquors, &c. &c Particulars 70 morrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-01

A CCTfoS NOT1CT.-H WILSON AUCTTONEER. WILL
~ sell this TUESDAY morning Al lOts o'clck rs
ngue the entire contents IL the large four dwelling
h0ase No West Fourteenth street. whole
niturr. rs class workmanship. al made order ana
excellent condition. Parlor furnure-Abont Isl yarls of
English tapestry csrpets three -nicen rosewood psrr
suits covered IN elegant brocsde large easy Nosre
marble tops and mirror and back lined With
wood expensivey carved eleg side
and work tables Indies rosewood secretary with
door lined with weed rosewood bookcs. AMI
psrlor furniture and music sanis. costly
grand action rosewood panoorie stool and large
French plate mirrors lace and hrccaiel window
curtains, a~o great variety o oil paintings, embracing
many valuable specimens one arge irst pcce by s~te
winter scenes views, moonlight views landscapes
&c, all elegantly framed large size elegantly decored
china Psftan and Chinese figures twenty day
0rnolu clocks. together with many other costly
tsi ornaments mahogany, black walnut and rosewood
culsned chairs covered In hsfcuth and medallion rocking
and chsrs a~ and black walnut extension tables
rich china and dinner cut glassware, comprising
fp assortment -urb iumblsrs rhsnpagHes COB
lets celery giss-e sails butter dishes lenonse- pitchers
Ac also costly silver such revolving
With splendid cut bottles spoons urks cake baskets
vices Sayers ivory cutlery common crOrkery plates
table dishes soup fureens &c also the furniture NJ all The
beir0oms containing maple cuttage black walnut and maho
Rsny cushlnned rars elegant resewood mahogany black
walnut AMI maple be-esis, pure car-d hair mattresses
he~ 1--we feather beds and pillows rosewood ami
gauy marble bureaus and Wristbands match the bed
stss Inherently Decorated china toilet bedroom
pets mirrors toilet and work tables eiegani carpets AMI
rods oilriofs hall stands canary birds fhe
oDeer calls he special attention a lbs customers r. Tits se
embracing everything rich and desirable useful sid
nst. uece~ssry " the furnishing complies o.
hutse Purchasers rely that The entire Will be
sold without reserve deposit required fum an parcha
and The goods must b. removed she day Of sale sale
prsifive