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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-28
"Had Hin Ghre. -

III, iolloxiny. IRON The Pr,a corrsspon.
deuce oi the y \. HoaH Is particularly
Ffcnchy
Gren, Efforts are heing made a, sotns 10 bring
abOu, q Dissolution 81 the marriage bctween th,
Princess Ns,iJe and he Prince petniioG iscr
lInst,ara The charartrr which the Prince bear.
in l'afis Il that OF genef0aa salIscrissr 10 all
works ~ charity. bat thi. dfrg not defend bef
highnfsa from inspirations 81 character ibii
fioas 10 her digHi'y ~ a Untrop aDI princess.
a the sarnc iinie IN capital where 10 one
f,rnta'iSn ~ ronsiJrrfd unaS@ailablc, II IL not
surprising il,a, r7rn lady 10 her exalted pd~i
tios living spart from her husband, should be
copsi5er,-i oys.i, 10 az,aiIl' The conpt d. Nru
lsrkercae has been taking ~ a. The one whom
wtrc her marriage bev,d jisAoluti. iFs. prln0-s
wo,li most deigh' 10 honnr 50 sr. pr.
hsr~ her highpcss ~. nothing 10 complain u
When shr yavr up her lovc ta her hnzinnd
she did mi I dare ,ay for wear all frcud.l,ip 10
xsrds hisa1. Bs' iu any oihfr place Than
I'ari.. auocyi,tea ike III feaIowing woaH d.
soryrIly h. conadsrr,i scanialous.-- An Prin.
ess sad vi.i,rr me day, wha, loyc Of an
Italian you have ,t"re pointing 10 a leauti'ul
grey hound that kept frisslrg about the kse,
of her highns7.. ard e,r and anon jraping int
her lap nYes % anawrreh ,lTr prineeaz,' - sbe I.
a hcan,ifii crta,n'". caninn MoDgh, LFr ftou
Ns,,ieS IN hfs Ttoekrt f'r ne ani I am 10 fond
of her TIA, ~ slceT~ On my bid every night
Jhe rom GRADUALLY Glicd with otlef sisi.srs
AID Rye srai bye euterJ tie Count ,ke Neuh~r
kcrtks 10 a rnfsnent the graceful caInne quit
I'll The lap ~ tie princfs MAthiIde, anf flew "a
,iv s.t n ,E,e Co1r. There were No hoanl,
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The True Pathfinder.
~ ssLya>us rGsAS. vsk rorsasH

sN stLSs>r- rEsAN, rsk forsoEs
Who nrst discovered the scsth Pass
whsn he was short Of srss,,
In lhs plans below
Ueat you know Twas.
twasA bafaio.
Tie wAs the true psthhsder
fhat hitsute grass grinder
And had he been Q citizen resident
Bsisg nstivs ami to the manor born.
And not addicted 10 h horn,
should have been chos'n long since President
Bath belonged to a noma.li, tribe
And was not over plea sing in his looks
hpsw nAught of mstbsmstics, was no scribe,
And tAerTore wrote no booss
Iite prudent Buna,o.
Who, Though = roush fellow
A. ever forest hunter vet .ei eve. on,
Ana IN the nomenrlaiurs
OF books on animated nature
kno~n ~ the btson,
Was yet modest beast sh1 never b0asieI
~ what he did and how he set about
Bu, kept 10 himself his tai,
prsl and csudsl,
rhioki ing In his wise NOODLE
The world could do without II
fsnii twas this rough fellow
Men call Buffalo,
Who pioneered the way through the ssoath pss
When he was short Of grsss,
Ia the plains below.
.4s Il ass isss - se a ,,i2 n. vss-. ...-
The Law had sanctioned. he aud sd Fremont
by modern riez, despite Of Gffoer precrisut
Was worthy OF the glory ami reno~n
OF being seAted---if he could ST down
Though to my mind
The bovine kiud
Might Just rs we'll attempt 10 put en >kstrs
As TO rest their pondtroos haunChes fail sHd saasr
Ia She chair
Ot President ot these I u,t-i sSiat-a
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Viov~aee Nightingale.

Ihl. anyc. woman Who's RDb.l raigrf Gisi
Holf 7acriicing hnmani,i"s have shrd snch lastre
~ her seE ard country. haz r'tnrryai from ih"
seen" oi her Iabors. and, wnh tina, mosssty
ah,ch a. the beaaiiial accompaniment "I srnB-
ire virtue, il al h.r iathcrs country s-at IN
Hampshire ai.charging all ,ho=e dnties vhirh
lelong 30 fhe daugh'fr 4 an Fngiish squire
AZ evening she aai lar oniy sist.T. in every
way worthy 10 De- ~. may be seen ia simp.e
straw hat vending their way through th0~e
plcasant lanes whieh make Iiamp.hirr t.cauti-
ial carrviug to the cottage of sornc poor ~
sics rlasant 10Th t%siily and n,en,al comfort.
A. thy las- th- labDrsrs .laays lean upon
tbeir sla!.-. To- .nd a biessiry arer the "dsar
sweet ialie- aEsi Il ID" prsyeTs of The poor
can make sms,'b ne path 10 iIeas~u theif
rsssa.,p will b. smi sah pkFd VIZ. NightiD-
gaie. who u ore OF the sAding uu'iarans ol
E.aglan.i. "a universally respected 81 hi- Ao,'e
character a. an Ensiist gentleman. q whieh h.
j. the highssi aud pgus' iyIs Ibe iainiiy
have h,en % term u ~ cios'~, n'Irlaey S'fh
that n Lord Pain, rs,ou. wht@ couniry sat
IL within h.w rnisrs Of the y Nightingsls-s. sDsi
they hav- tssy. fcr yrArs 10 th< hafi' al ~
cO1raging ypiuily al manb.g Of rural 'ySrfs
In ~ ?neantime tn faDi ,levoi'7i - ih' a
cred oiyrt ~ Implying nGraag b. 'ir s'es
routlng.s 20 iBcTea~r, aBi tJI tssi - al'easiy
slb-cui,d Al halAklayA. too, a h-auiiai
rrrss has h--u hgi,i 70 hsr h0nny ~ the -els-
tvs n ihDae ShOae at h0ur. tsr vSn'Ae mn
.,,sriuz I'D ,Ooth~S
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they cannot h. worth lcss than two millions, I
believe, They are Kind 10 the poor: hone is
at apart Tor inaigrnt travellers, wherc b"Nls are
furnished, and suplsr and hrakias, frs'ly given
10 any wayiacr They hac also kindly rc
crivei hack several truauts, who went abroad
ia hsmer times. did badly. and returned, like
the proi,gal sna. The socirty has some very
active members yet, some very ingenious me
rhauicq, too They have within law years
purchased pine hand up the Allcrhany, AMI
have q saw mill here. where all kinds ri timber
ale sawed ani sold to the ncighborhoed. They
have cider mill and press, OF home invention,
which win turn out forty barrels Of cider IN n
day. Grape. currents, and other wines nre made
IN abundance, VA also beer. and cyea whiskcy.,
bat drukeuixs Is unknown among them. 1ohae
CO is moi used Ny single Individual IN any way
On the whole, they ARE n happy and c"n,cn'ed
nnd think really ~lg'ous people
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Lovers Lame.

Where holy silence b oejs,
l.ks tue sicne. oi TIA. woods
Where the iay tiii hoaodss iles
Gispciag Iike mter~d eyes
Where the vlolrtr nlaw and inds,
Of ao spoilsf q hand afraid
Aud the shadows longest stay,
Whom In spirsJor breaks the dsS
Where the f.ihin. and the doves
Rufhf theit aestz sBa tell their lates
rrti thetr iev~s ~ sweetest straln
" Ind tho paths at lowers Lane
Mans VOW has there berp spoken
Were they kept ~ wese they broteaF
Many = wililas hand bess pressed
Are the, busy OF ~ at rest
Many = lip has thrilled With bliss
Tourhed BY loves srs,. lingering tis.
DO they thru - then Ia day.
of beneath Tho Rt.~nswafd staN
Questions 'tsneb, with biitsres, rsin
Haunt the paths of Levers Ian.
Many n " H. who ku~ela aud weeps
where her hearts hr-t Idol Sleeps
M2Hs a huslsaJ who has lost
What h~ loved aud cherished most
Hides, un Memory pnir-l~ss ~sin
Bsck io bis, snJ Lovers Isnr
Men and maiirb. sander ih~rr
When th. nights are co"l aud Ia"
foa may read the sori- ti,ey spest
In the eve aud on the ehsei
oft before hsre man asd maid
niroagh thesr winding f"st paths strsYed
Ions are dead and some hs,s parted,
some are crushed snd broken hearted
sons of these shall walk sgs,n
In ths paths az Lavet's Lane
Other men sud mshiens sta,
IN thBi quisi lane 10 -dsB
nthet vo-s ave uttered thsts,
Tfas a. heaven aaJ pure a. prayer
Man ani maid must hroop snd die
fssih's the passP0it 10 the sk,-
And annciieBs soss b. bfetep,
MhsIso'sf their tabs and token
tsi while LIE aud love ~ndoro,
shalt these uo~ery paths aiiars
fhou.saJs W Their snituas.
Who shall 800 ~ Others wpoe1,
Ahs sbau wei and sbslI be blesi
Who shall Pa.s suA be ~ rss'
Wh,s the evening" sspitc. .sh
Aui ths mansbss ns thread tho sly
when The nigh, -btid'. 1en.,,e harp
Minsics With the efetst's ehirp
whso the frimfos~ shsH aafN
Many petal bfifht ~ xoi1
Nbso TIE clustering star. ,hsi seW
tbsssn'- gigantic disden,
Are reflected ~ tho msin--
s-ck Tho psths ~ fo,"f isns
I ifs "a sbo,i ap1 tase 10 ssssi
ltts uSeSs tnvs tn ts complete
shall no VOC by ihre he spoken,
@iDes q fhsu-aBd hsys bs.p bfstsn
" NJ iLon Cbeoss ~ tender ht,as
TfBos . ihfussbi Others disd
ssfs . tam sssa sihsf. parted.
Wifi thoh si'uxsis angie tsafte1
say no, 90, ny brother mss
brsn Ioyss bestst ~biie V"a can
3si;.5 .,-s.s sad, as3stir. f,s
1haa 70 pas the bssku by
What iss hem sgsin tass, 10
IL not tbs, sbSagh fos thee
snf tho ssns asNrfsaf fate
tfsWes ihs sHiy spi the hate
On ~ psassEs 10 the grave
SEA. tho tsptsfs, tempt N. -
hat hsgns ~ loser lane
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.pcuuic az hor T0ltct.

have q hand G,r . dear little s,ave.
nu, IN si,e II ~ nora bat the msa ,ss, iss.
tnd have a ioot hir . neat little shoe.
u given 4" we hs haad that IA trus
Aaa have Lip ~ hc.h ~ s6ossr
Thai arens ua hal 10 the hrst Aptt, shower.
Ay NUGGETS sre saaafr, sat cal, serv law,
"a shoulders a. whdo ~Bd IS stainless - tsew
Ami then I've founded aud dsa, little cha, q.
That was aetf kisssdby any except NV cwn th
I've arms white ~ marble, hut not half - c"li,
tnd thea fts thc hirrt ---s-. ,a8st aot be bolS@
~, Zee macy ssest charms, sua tsas " IL true.
Hat lm levptns them -ii ~ ---~ twul set tell Wis
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urechiurtdse's sum mev Stone.

Towards the Western end OF Superior, the
great Father of lakes, the Zig sea Water of
the Indian may be iound twelve b,sutiini Islands
Ou the bosom of the bl1s waters. Tbo~s ~
iauds are termed the "Iscive Apostles saea
having been the baptism Of the early missona.
rics The largest of the group il Madaline L.
had! 80 tie Nth u 1sl,h he, ,he ils d.s
Bpn Biaat. or Island ol TIE White Woods IL
,s The most charming of ibe twelve. Almost
circular IL form u HloIss gradually from the
water IN NIL sides a. u forcstcrowncd eummit
Tbs water that washes It's beaeb ia crystal pure
aud deep, aboundug in tho bert ii ii-h, and
cnpabIe oi bssarng the largest vessels
Six or seyeu months iD the year. winter with
her scepir of ice rcigns supreme. but during
tbs summer months, no atmosphere niosr invig
ofat,0g or bealfhinl. no locality more romantic
The ISLAND easy Of acc,as. the large aud spi'a
dL stsamers that ply upon The nppr lakes al
ways stopping nt Ia fointe. on Ma'isline u
iaod, whcfc there is q fae and eaf,aciots bar
bor
II il upon this Island that Mr., Brcckinridge
Il, erecting 4. saiiiii,fr home. NO better gelsc-
tion oouId have b,en moef' Here, far removed
iron, The snItry sim0splicfe that exhausts the
eprrgiss srd debiliialss tbe systens u the Can't.
p,tasaya, hr will Lc enatl.d 10 pass tho sum.
,nrr 10 pleasing seolosou In the fall enjoyment
81 the finest cIuaie IN the world, (unlc-s it be
shade too cooI for kcntuckians blood OF
the i,esi iishing IN the country and ofthe sports
oT lhe forest. of whlrh there is no lack Ia that
region
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ProiTIc The wis a Mr. james Ayres'
Who resides IN Ninth street, Dsaf kemble, ~"
iubly detrIn'pd nat 10 bs ou'doDo by hr' "'s
lsr. a Other eit'c., pfesn,od hHf hege lofd
viii, three bouncing bab's yesterday t"o
hoy md girl Al are aliv" aud 'bfv'ng
ff~iy Cm fHgn'rc'
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1frrc ,- gravity wh,rb y not aa'lere nor
captious which b.4oog. not 10 Ioeiancho'y, p"r
dsolls 10 contraction oi heart, bnt ARISES IRON
tenlornrss ani hangs upon rejection
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-28

Tug EtoquyscB 80 ilosriy WoRps To
those Who ks1w the ,erfibe force Of which
John Randolph could tLrcw into the tones Of
his remarkable aDd pcnotrsting voice, and The
significance of his gcailculation when he exfen-
,icd hi- thin arm AMI long skeicson forefngcr
the foilowiag paragraph will bs rad with u
thrill 1t is reported by a writer IN tbc Nation
al IntelIgenoer. as having bsen heard by him
over thirty years ago as bc entered the gallery
oi the Hoase Of Representatives. II has not
l.c.n reported elsewhere. The words are plain
saxon, but the thought and manner are in the
highsst style ot oratory.
"i>pok al him. Mr. Skcaker NapoIeoo the
Frsi Emperor of France. King OF Italy. Pro
,rrtor oi the Confederation of the Rhine Me
datDr of tte Swixs Confederation. &c. Look
at him, sir, with the sccptre Of Spain IN one
hand and the mines Of Mexico and Peru in the
Other. Look at him, sir. at Moscow. 10 the
Palace 81 the kr,nlin, seated upon ths throne
of the ancient Cars of Russia dese Ar.
Randolph gently turned himself sound, and
pointed his finger in the opposite direction, aud
slowly said, '''ihco, Mr.. SPEAKER, look at him.
dying among the rats at iialena Power, pow
! er sir -
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words ot wisdom ana Patriotism.

The agitation on The question 81 domestic
slavery has too long distracted and divided The
people 0f the Union and alienated their aflro
tiona from each other
Most happy would Il BE- ie' ihe o''aniry u
this long agitation were at nn end i'nrng ,te
whole progress il has produced no practical
good 10 any human being whiIsi II has hfrn
the source oi great and dangerous evils II
has al,ensle,i and astraDpeJ ope portion oi ,hr
lpion from the other, sbJ has even seriously
Threatened ,ig esisiepce 10 my own personal
knonfcdge Il has produced Tho impression
among foreign natinn@ that our great and glo.
riaria copG,icrary " in constant danger ~ dia
solution Tbs does US serious injury, l~caus'
acknowledged power aDd stability always CON.
maud respect ano0g nations and are adfng
the bcst secnriies against unjust aggrrEions,
aud IN favor Of the maintenance ~ honorable
peace,
4 Rior ibess circumstance, ! Inost cheer
fully pledge myself. should the nomination o' the
Convention ie ratified by The people, that oil
the power nnd iniIncncs cODaiiniionally pos
4vssri by the Executive -hall be exerted In ~
firm hu, conciIaiory splfit during the s'pgl"
term shall remain IL 8ifAr. te ,est@s th'
aaue harmony among sisiir States which pre-
vailed hefprr this apple of liscorl, In the form
~ Slavery agitation, had becn cast into tieir
mida, Jsses BanAnAs's itrrgs 90 Accrr
tAsCs.
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SfIgsrrrr r.crs- The London lancet snys
that there ARE a quarter of million n persons
living IN Grat Britain constantly under ground
10 the darkness ot mipcs. Tbs aysrage age ol
-hof'ield workncn is thirty five yesrsi tho ~
crnge age ~ the dry grinders q needles Is very
mach uodkr this hgure. The chief d,senss
amongst ,alors is 6inlai amongst bakers scroi
ula aod skin iiarars. The latter may prevent
the Hour insect. and wsey,Is from irritating
tho skin oI their hands by rubbing them With
oil. Tbs Inost dangerous pafi Of the painter :
trade n "ilatting." white Iea'i. 'urpcntine' nnd
cloeely heated room,. generating eol'e' tho ".
rneiy ip snfpburic acid CLEANLINESS. fais 81
lf,4h water, and irsab air, and. "a ap antdolr,
he more frequent up u white zine or z,i@
bad. In the manufacture oi Iscifcr fos'cbfz
hea,,,I or aolropic pbosphorpa L asii 10 be
not 80 dangerous to De js~ boos NJ ordinary
phaphnrus
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JuyL4as ~ fnr L,INo, 3A,d one 10 an
sv,.l lr,ea.i had ktter from distant cor
nst,o,st.pt. sboeaq,,ssI IL ya ss,e IN tiss Is'Dl
Of ihr lising' 80. replied ihe ycnersbIs
man. bat srn going there This world u
aio,,e the world ol sha,low, Ai.d The eternal i
,he only me d liyibg realities
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by ns the ackng the rot might be substituted for
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENgTgD EyEEI DAT,
sA-nEg az nvvra0k.

A LFRED BRAGG AUCTIONEER-A. BRAGG co.
"A win sell a, auction Tuesday september Is at ios
A NJ, al their 80 Corandt street. 800 mems
mems and chdrens boots shoes, &c.o be sold without
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A UCTIoN EoTICEmCRoCKERY GLASS AND CHINA.
III. s. H. BARTLETT, Auctioneer. well sell Tuesday
Sept 49, at O'Clock. M Pearl steert nom the shelves
30 crates of all kinds W. G. blue and common ware M pack
glassware china tea SETS cups and saucers &C.
Sale positive, for cash.
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yNM. Writers, AUCTIOEEER WILL SELL! AT PUB
w lie auction Tuesday. Sept 49, az 10 O'Clock. and fol-
lowing days at 63 Chatham street. 100 sofas 30 OF Needham
raent bedseads, 800 dressing and plain bureaus 200
rocking and other chairs O marble top and other tables 2s
Office desks lbs Wristbands do bookcases looking
glasses sc quantity Of unfinished work frames black
walnut rosewood and mahogany etegeres reception and
easy chairs This stock the arg offered this and
great portion made for city retail trade City and country
dealers invited wei private families about
naencng TO make their selections, lot will be sod
Catalogues ready morning of sale Three
years Lease Of the premises for sale.
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UCTIOS SALEM THE BOROUGH OF EASTON
IA county OF northampton, and Stale Of Pennsylvania
double brick house fronting Northampton street will be
sold thu ground the 2d day OF September 1856 at IL
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SALES AT AUCW9ON.

r,E's sALE-w G. ALBURTUs AUG
NoksTAsa sell on Monday September q, at 10Y O'Clock
~ tioneer vii. ee opposite City Hall Brooklyn by virtue
al No. 10 Court ST. mall quantity of household furniture
OF an e.yc ans aasswa 81 as lot of fine ewer twenty
gold and silver Watches mention 80 ' F'' 1
other goods 70 Lumerous@ W. T. WILLIAMS Constable
w MELLoR, AUCTIo. anS nj Snal,s 81
tools Seanr e be . saHd a. ton Tuesday Sept
g. al l0s O'Clock, at saesroom Is and wv, aso ~
boxes silver cups silver plated forks end soons 60
Secondhand furniture consists of the asu. vMety
family giving housekeeping and il worthy LIE auention "
the trade and houskeepers Also esnt eha tea SET
cost ass been in about four monhs also Tch china vases
hearth rugs &c Catalogues morning OF SALE Goods
be packed on he premlses Il Shipping.
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w S. MEIIOR, AUcTIONEER.- AT
w auction by w. $. MELLOR. On Tuesday, September
49, at IL clock salesroom Is and 10 Park eleven
peor toned rosewood and mahogany noortes three made
by W. Indemau and fully warranted for two years also by
Carmhn and Faucber Clark, and other New York Makers
also four mahogany secondhand pauoores of good tone
and finish The instruments exhibition. The
whole will positively be sold 10 pay advances
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IIENRY .. nERrs. Jr.. AucrIoNEER. -AssIGNEE,s

HENRY II. HERTs JR., AUcTIONEER. SEE's
III sale OF diamond ewelry gold watches &C. Monay
sept -: ois O'Clock the saesroom No 81 Pine sire
comprising dia nond rings brcasipns earrings &c gold
and silver watches hunting and open faced by sewe
johnson French Jurgensen and the Makers
gold and fob chains seals keys earring brace
lets breasipns sleeve buttons studs, SCI, with mosaic
pearls emerads ru5es Sc being the entire
balance OF stock OF large importing house and 70 be sold
without cash. by order the Also
o'clock for account OF whom the contents OF
trunk and two carpet bags wearing apparel Sold
IStor
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W. On Tuesday September q al l0a o'clock, at sales
IS and Is Park row. opposite the Aston House rich
collection Of oil paintings by foreign and American ARTISTS
egh oil paintings BY r. Coates sub never before ex
hbtcd several landscapes by Baum Lebrun Richardson,
other eminent artists oil paintings sold in lots
English engravings in neat gold gilt
frames forty French plate pier and nte mirrors
in gold gilt frames, Of the latest and most fashionable
Ihe whole for positive sale advances. Ladies
gentlemen particularly invited 10 view them previous
sale Can be packed for shipping The premises Gaia
logues the morning Of sale.
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Ur S. MEIIoR, AUcTIoNEER-BY W. 5. MELLOR

MT s. MEILOK AUCTIONEER-BY w. s. MELLOR.
W. On Tuesday Sept e. at los O'clock at salesrooms
end Is Park Row. opposite the Asor House. assgnees sale OF
The richest collection Of custom made cabinet urnu offered
At public sale this fall The stock now arranged for esh
bit Ladies and gentlemen particularly invited to
view tn goods previous 10 sale II would be Impossible to
enuinerae all the articles contained In The s!e FOR he &C
comnodaton OF Southern and Western merchants we have
made ample tor the packing aud delivering at
reasonable charge experienced Purchasers
d that every lot on the catalogue win be sold positively
without by order of the assignee being the entire
ocs OF first class Manufacturer removed to silesrooms
for of sae consisting In part OF elegant paror
suits covered In costly brocate plush and hair cloth and OF
The latest and most fashionable styles rich centre tables etc
ceres, beaues wardrobes, escrutors Turkish chairs
cunbeat chairs in boob lined with satin wood
music cabinets IS richly decorated ard plain enameled cham
her suites solid oak rosewood mahogany ana walnut do
i great variety and rocking chairs Parlor chars tee
extension dining tables II feet long In great variety OF
styles oak chairs lounges lounge beds hall stands, hall
chairs. receution
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CILnERr SAVAGE. AuoIIoSEEK.-nY BAGLEY 4

VI SAVAGE 81 their sacsroom - Cedar street on Welnes
September "a at lO O'Clock NJ, peremptory sale OF
varied stock Of ne groceries, being the stock of
house closing business embracing large and choice
a sugars, white refined light brown and brown;
government Java coffee. raisns prunes dates tsnarnds
pickles casups maccaroni soap, $4,000
Gus brands: brandy in ppesls a. and deiijoh
champagne clarti port sherry and Madeira wine London
porter Scotch This sale win be worthy the attention of
dealers grocers and country merchants Terms Of sale
cssh funds Catalogues and samples at the store
Tuesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-21

~ ORION, auctioneer.-HEhRY q. EVANS will sell to the
trade on 1esday, Sept g. at 10 o'clock, at No Liberty
street 81 white granite aud $50 rack
Bay State glassware, consisting of umblers dishes,
nappies celeries bowls, gobes &c. Also china
ware plain ard decorated silver plated ware trays
Ac. Goods well packed for shipping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-21

UCTION NoTICE-THOMAS NJ. COENAUGHr0N,
IA auctoneer win SELL Monday Sept % at 101 O'Clock At
lot of houshod furniture, consisting
of elegant 81 rosewood papofore one mahogany
grand do by London do upright cottage by
Van Hecker chandeliers pier glasses bureaus loo and card
tables washtands wardrobes bookcases beds bedseads
bedding fancy articles also, lot Of plumbers basins
crockeryware, 6c., Ac, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-21

It AUCTI0S-IR0N SAFES.-FIFTEEN NEW AND
IA second hand superior safes Of aro sizes suitable for
merchants DOCTORS jewelers. will be sold close
on Wednesday, oath instant at II O'Clock A. NJ at
24S Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-21

A SsTGNEEs' SALE OF A LARGE LOT OF CARPET
IA ing.-A. NJ CRiSTALAR, auc,oneer. % Bowery, vi
sell Monday Sept % at l0i O'Clock, large and spendi
OF three ply tapestry ingram Brussels Wilton
velvet carpets in all 37C0 yards order of the assgneea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-21

ryNAMrrIED COTTAGE rURNrTURB.-ELraANr
M veil made SUITS e26; first class uns0e top zlts
- = The manufAory ga broadway, below Bleecksr
dpSS safsly packed 70 80 cut Of ns dV.