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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-05-09
DIR, HOFLAND'S CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS.
PREPARED BY
DR.. C. NJ. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa.
will EffectuaIIy Cure


T IvER COMPLAINT, dyspepsia iaundice, chronic OF
debility diseases Of the kidneys and all dis
arising from dsordered liver stomach; such as
constipation inward piles ulness blood to the head
acidity of the stomach, nausea heartburn, disgust for
food uness or weight in the stomach erucations
sinking futteing the pit of the stomach swimming
of the head hurried difficult breathing, futterngat the
heart choking suocating sensations when in lying
posture imness of vison dots of webs before the sight,
fever aud dull pain in the head deficiency Of perspiraon
yellOwness Of the skin and eyes pain in the side back
chest limbs &c sudden ushes of heat burning in the
esh constant maginings of evil and great depression
Of spirits
The proprietor in calling the attention of the public to
this prepation does with feeling Of the utmost
dence in its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for
which it is recommended.
It new and untried article but that has stood
the test of years trial before the American people,
and its reputation and sale is unrvaled by any similar
preparations extant The testimony in its favor given by
the most prominent and well known physicians and ndi-
vituals in all parts of the country is immense.
THOMAS LETcHFoRD, Covington, KY, Dec. 81 1883, says
'y wife has been afflicted with the liver complaint and
dyspepsia for number of years. during which time have
spent great deal for docorng but she received very lit
tie benefit thererom and finally the doctors said she could
not be cured Last spring she concluded to try Bit
ters she took two bottles and since taking them she
has been able to attend to her business have sold quite
number Of bottles through her Recommendation, and as
far as can learn it has given satisfaction &c all"
DAVID ABBOTT, Ausnburgh Ohio, Dec. 5, 1858, says:
ermit to bear testimony to the remarkable efficacy OF
your German Bitters in the of liver complaint For
years previous to taking it, severely afflicted with
disease of the liver much that did not expect to
live, but by free of the Btters thanks to kind
Providence find myself entirely restored to health and
able to resume my usual employment.
These Btters are entirely vegetable, and free from all
injurious ingredients.
For sale by Druggists and storekeepers, and by
S. BUCKLAND u Co., and
J. F. WOOSTER,
February %, 1855. 4y1 Fremont, Ohio
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Certificate.

Having used Delanos Horse Rake, the subscriber,
take pleasure in recommending it TO the Public far
perior any other Rake in use within knowledge
Il is decidedly superior to any other Rake
face and works well any land that is fit to be moved
requires but person to manage both the Rake and
the horse and the work is light for both and horse
The Rake being wheels is easily moved. 1t is durable
and performs work in given time than any other
Rake have used 1t is not liable to get out of
der simple in its structure and easily repaired when
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This Rake has been used BY ABRAM B0WLUs, of SVn-
dusy county, and he speaks Of il in the most aaftering
terms Any person in this vicinity who wishes to know
particularly Of this Rake, is referred to Mr.. Bowus
The subscribers having the exclusive right under the
Patentee of said Horse Rake of making, using and vend
ing the sae in and for the County ofSandusky, viii dis
pose Of these machines to the Farmers of the county
isn-zl terms.
= All inf ingcmcnts sgd patent viii be prosecuted
Rakes for the coming hand, and for sale by
the subscribers. ROBERTS SHELDON.
Fremont, o., April q, 1856 l]m3
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COL UMB Us, ONO.
Thnrnu n and pracfiraI InsiitufiOR ~

TERMS.
For Full Course including all departments OF Book Keep
ing, Lectures and Penmanship, an ad1aRoe -S S4O W
For Full Course in Ladies' Department ----- ~ OV
HE proprieo take great pleasure in expressing their
thanks for the gratifying and unprecedented success
which have marked the career of their institution since its
establishment at the Capital and stimulates them to re-
newed exertons TO meet IN the most efficient manner the
rapidly increasing demand for practical and eOmPTeheH-
size course Of mercantile training The great practical ex-
perence of the Principal in heavy Banking and CONNER
ca Houses assisted by educated and accomplished gem
emen has enabled him 20 bring to degree of perfection
system of COUNTING ROOM instruction, by oral exc
cses not attained by any otheT institution Each student
by this new process drilled at the DESK Individually,
sep by ep until he has mastered the whole routine OF an
Accountants duties thoroughly though he had serr-
ed an apprenticeship large Commercial H0Ese
aud thus all awwardRess faterng and egregious blum
ders are in a great measure dissipated.
In addition TO our engagement Of accomplished Assist
ants VIC have also secured the services ofsome OF the most
eminent lecturers in Ohio to lecture commera topics
Our course ofinstrucion is too extended to particular
ize here but it embraces everything connected with
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPING, with free and full dis
cusson of its scientific princples-Lectures upon Com
mercal History and History Of eminent commercial men,
commercial Geography commercial Products commercial
Calculations political economy mercantile law ethics oil
nartuprshiu- &c.
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EE The New England Farmer says
that common hard soap applied to the end
Of recently pruned vine will cifectually
stop its bleeding.
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INDEPENDENT
RAKE!

TTNHIS RAKE Patented by Calvin DelanO, of East
Livcrmore AIainc Fob. 9th 1S49. 1t is fitted to a
pair wheels with ras hub and tended by or boy
who ride and Rake and manage the horse with
and certainty Each tooth acts separately and ndepend
env its head being suspended by rod hinge the
axetree one tooth being attached tn each head 1t is
equally adapted to Rough and Smooth LGad and applies
with equal pressure on each kind of surface.
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ID AGS-The highest price paid for good, clean Paper
III Rags, by 7. +. FUSSELMAN & co.
Fremont August 10, 1850.
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Poetry.
Wooine Dittv.


Such ia the quaint title given to this pretty little
y the accomplished author, RESaT C, WATSON ESQ.,
We dnd tin the Philadelphia Sunday Despatch. II
sfiter-whU is composer as well as poethas, doub
ess, set il to music-not difeelt task-for the son
'slnss itseifr
Birdline sings on yonder tree
Luli, wilt thou come TO mr.?
m Lulr Lulii
Near the orange gilded grove.
Where the zephyTs whisper love
Luli. Lulil
Minstrel bee among the dew,
Trembling on the viotets blue
Luhi Lul!
strums the golden hour away
Strums for you till close Of dsy-
Lul.,Iuli
Ripple, twinkling in the sheen,
Dancing BY the sedgT green
Lulii Lulil
= Trils call for thee to come
Tripping from thy sunny homo
HHtk Lulil Lulr
Lingsr notfor star-beams bright
Linger not for moons softlight!
LuG. dulil
Night may come with gloomy frown-
Canst thou love when storms beat DOWN.
Lulil Luli
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TINAL SETTLEMENT.-Notice Is
T. hereby given that Robert Clapp, administrator on
the estate Of Edward Capp deceased has this day filed tn
the Office Of the Probate Court in the county OfSandus-
Ky Ohio his accounts for the final settlement Of said
tate which will be heard the 10th day Of May A. D.
1856. LYMAN GELPlN, Probate Judge.
Fremont, April %, 1896. l3wS
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rnO Yds. KENTUCKYJEANS, COT
sbNJU TON Flannes, Tweeds and Denms, just receiv-
cd by p. B. BERRY, Clyde, Ohio
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They are also prepared to do custom work att W
ing rates:
To card Wool cts. per pound.
To weave Linscy and find chain. 12iS cts per ward.
To full color and dress Cloth, 1S7i cts per ward.
To fuIl and dress Cloth, 10 cts. per yard.
To full Cloth cts. per yard
SatinetS.
To weave Satinet find chain full color and Dress %
per ysrd
To weave sanet find chain full and Dress 90 cts per
yard
To weave satnet, find chain and fun 20 cts peryard
To weave Satinet, find chain, 10 cts. Ter yard.
T. c. DEAN & son.
Rallyillc, May IA, 1S55.-l6tf
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GOING EAsr.-Sundays excepted.

Night Express will stop at stations between OberIin and
Norwal and Fremont and Toledo only let OH passen
gers from Cleveland and Grafton.
Northern DiViSiOn-Via SandHSky.
GOING wEsT.-Sundavs eycontad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-31

- ann mn o. TIE VARIOUS uu ALIrfEs AND
Z.Vt'I.UUV sizes a Havana. domestic and Germ n
zesfs uc .low market they being sold
nsys.aa, sncrs Nornas ~ ard operas - 90
Cmaaesanrcd N segars in any quanlllv.
q. CHEEKS. u Broadway.
HAVANA sEGARs NEW CROP, JUST EECEIvED
per RatkWa rriorConchas cahanas corieta1 acie-.
- warttr Jews lurfres I. Guerct FEafes Brii ia
o., 4e., ~ the lUO % lU.O. - J.. RtuERs,
lfi Maiden lane second story.
CFdtRS.-CASW PrRCH asrRs CAN r1rp uRgNr
- lerlons in almost any guaIily and sire. Norm 80
rad inv aids. operas 10 Cash advances made
or usysna domestic " Germsn manufacture
q CHEEKS II BRO, way.
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AsTROLSGr.

A L. AGREE THAT MADAME MAR, THE PHRFSOio O
"a IL hr wonder III TIC She tells charnctet
snl tells your present circumstances whciher VIII
b. ~rahv describes vito or husband, not married
events of correctly that she assemblies a WOO vlsif
her. Hors from " a. NJ tn ~ ~, a. 10 West broadway
A grRoInGY.-DR WILSON liz DEL ANGRY sTRrr7 :
N r'vcs tie most scientific snd reliable n.1rmsilnu b.
IL nd 81 life, past present and future Terms
fadics ~ ccas, SeBemcn, 81 BHtb rc1uU ed Ne bum
bug usod.
IN AsTROLoGTSr THAT BEATS THE WORLD AND
~ The only who give correct affirmation Of aeeu
sda hsalf, wealth, leases law suis nc. Efs also
ye vrsd our city she 10 uarns uondorfui cnres al
persons Who afflicted with consumption liver complaint
ervL- rau maen any lingering disrase, would do well
and her, she also the and
II yuu yOur money worth call ani this wonderful
,urSi ~ I'd ladv. and you win not swaT uissashed
h'sdIce io5 Orchard street between Houson and stsnr
streets
f,TAtRN oYAxcY--BY MRS HAYss THAT COOP Ann
~ faithful clafeoYantpersors diseases correctly Told.
daily tho whereabouts ef absent friends made
ggcn Rsscance III Grand street. New YORK.
nfApAur MORROW CLAIMS TO BE THE MOST Won
gvn a. am seventh daughter Of the seventh ds ghter
who was also grest astrolngs have natural Gin eI
past present snd future events of NE have asonlsh~d
thousands during my travels IN Europe win tsn whether
NAMED how and will show Inc likeness
husband and vih 10 be speedily married
and you vii enjoy the greatest hauplness ~ matrimonial
luck through whole lite. ell aiae ahos
ke likeness n friends ard relations vii tell
frve al ~ lie. that csnno help heing
ion .isd No charge II MT satisfied. Tall sclu ~ yen sf
not ret he cha cc Gentlemen not admitted. rs Broons
street, near Columbia
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lDICORD's rRACTtCE-DR. HAMMOND NAY Bw
IL consulted ronTJCuiav important class ~ r~ala-
Uc ts rooms 90 RI0ad~ay opposite the 81 NchcaAa
In ia an * rvu of -r Carnochen and Mot of this
ana Ricosd ~ PARA Cousnlaiio In kngish Frcnoh
personally W letter. In il and from y daily
y 2. pAxnoNN r. y.
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A UcTTor NOTfCE THOMAS BELL. AUCrIoNRER.-
IA by BILL. x Bnsii-ihs day at 10ls o'clock. in
sales AZ Forth William. street, will sell general
nssormcrI q furniture dry goods, clothing millinery hoso
~ and iurriig aic Of every description; also,
line WITCHES Superior .Molry London guns musical nsru
&c. saturday sale oil househould furniture
&C. On soniay OF the superior Of pure
wines, brssdies. gin sc. 10y order OF the
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L,oR NORFOLK AND RiCHMovD.-TuE UxTTED
IL states mail Steamship JAsEsrowy, O~psin Parrish,
will for bs above places SstuFdsv The lat Nov
3ocotk r. ~, from pier ~ Norh river She viii arrive
Norfon sunday afternoon and ~ Richmond Monday
for the South Will prosecf without
sy By the great mail line ~ Charleston, Augusta ssvsnnsh
Be- Travellers wiz fsd this The cheapest plesaan,cs and
expeditions roue. Passage and fare including
room roffsit ~ Petersburg Richmond $40
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NATRrMONIAL.-RosA MIGNIOS WILL. UPON RE.
M cept u twenty I've cents lie equivalent stamps
iurn 20 any peson lucid pcure Of her past prcson AMI ia
tufc NE from specimen of handwriting, together with
dsguerreoyre picture OF future wife husband fawsus
Jorneys lucky numbers ac Address BoAt Ngnon. Pos
Office. New York.
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NIW YoSg AMI Livss PvoL --oN,rLo sIAfEs
IN gsai ss~mehSs for Liverpool Tho sst<l n
se4asAp HTLAAflo uliyc Elirdse oos SER win dr..
psr VIII The uni'sd mails Eacsis po.t;v-y On
ssurcag, bosnhes ~ ffou brr berth f,s. ~ Canal
sryst fs seucrs % As Hoe hsv. imyrsvot uGkt
LUheS P0r Hogik having ua.lod Z
COr,Iaodxs00S f0r cieg>sce AND comfort sppiv n ~
100, EGw~RD ooIIss, Us Vel street
Passengers ere requested In be 90 boerd q, ~ AL
returned. - - - =
The saesusaip ADRrATIO Jas westr ~cu,mandcr viii
sooeced The uAnt'c, ard call Saturday Eog 4
The rate or freight fro Liverpool u-w York reduced
70 81 peg ton nremeAl until lurttsr notice.
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IIENKY ID. hEkTS TX, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ill el segars Friday, octol er ~ ~ lns oclk n
aalesroous e.. comprising about ftf1 cOr"
erman ard Hsvsua snfs OF various BRANDS p Re sold
without ~ cash ciNsc aparncrshir Among he
orh wi be- forl Genuine FiRaos Ncrisgus Prinslvrs. la
Norma Operas Conohaa, Ia Real la Gloria brm.n I'D
sac uosave and nrpasrvei, and
xrortax ti,e A. enLieu ~ he trase.
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LNOR SAVANNAH AND rLoRIDA-uNITED STATES
IL Nal Llne.-1hc Steamer ALABAMA, Capt a. A. ehcnck
viii leave Saturday, ls If November, from No
North river, At O'Clock Bills Of isdng tgned hoard
Tor ire eh Apply n =. T. M1rCIEf ~ Broad
Through tickets from New York ~ Jacksonville I'll 70
raisks 81. steamers Florida connect ssvannah
with the lr0m New York Tuesdays AMI Saturdays
A usTRAtIA PIONEER IINF CARRYING THE UNI
A ted STATS n sns.-1he clipper ship MINNFHAHA VII
Saturday shppcrs VII have their freight ALONGSIDE
and aud clear their shipments The Custom
House A few passergers car be accommodated 40
pv on hoard or 70 n W. CkNERoN, No. Bowling areen
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yVAIL STREET EXCHANGE,
~ ~ Ner, door 10 bsamen'. Savings Bank, ~
We'll street JOHN A, MEYER Proprietor. Wall siree6-
John A. Meyer begs leave iuform his friends
public generally that he has the above
drinking ard ealing saloon nothing has spared = "a
20 the comfort srd elegance OF the he viii Alvays
provided With the best brands Of liquors Ac IA
and try 10 uef aud justly the patronage OF The most fs
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CEoRGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. HOUSE.
VI hold furniture u auction toay ~ foh, ocork ~ az
Btoadva y s,baboraicly carved e'egercs, sdcbosrlg
bookcase conrntdes par or e styles and
fosewoo1 ard mshcg bopfcgrS ca1tre AcE cSrn
dining tables, hrtricld bureaus w1shs..rds. mat
ucSsss &C Tie above Win be sold 70 pay advances without
Nr.f
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MATRIMONIAL

A WHOEVER. COF MIDDLE AGTJ or COED SOCIAL.
n position, cultivated mind refined crganyp.pn, aud
aicconae nature and 10 calculated by habus
associations duse genial and happy IN thu
ugal relationship TO vhc ne nspires whose personal and
style IL unexceptonal and pecunary position easy would be
graied 10 make the acquaintance OF LAZY aitri
hut5s qualities
To such who feel disposed lice and
act independently In matter in, diving the b. hest aim
well the important and vital their
nestle happiness, he would invite Confidential
denoe pcogDg manly snd honorable consideration a, hin
hands, and them Of the integrity his I'D
crcsg alvin luther. proadv Post Office.
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A UCTfuN NOTICE.. BOGART ACorIoKER.-Bl
n s. MOZART Saturday, nov L at l0h. O'clock nj the
auction rooras ner q fra o aud william streets miii
goods by virtue Of large nad costly lo
rbbors all frnges, handkrsaie collars ha, feather o
gloves, trirmles together with counter, show dr.
goods ard fsuGy roo Il. w. THOMPSON. Constable.
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A UoTIOE NOqlot.-eUahNE D. FanNKLTN, AUC

A UtITDE NUTlUE.-hJ3ENE Y. FKnkkLTH, AUG
~ toceer-ThLs friday mornsag 1T lUla O'Clock q,
the s. Nassau ee sale Of second hand furniture
carpets. &c bcUE To- moved from private yelling
house convepierre of SAFE large sock OF Superior
mace furniture comprising thing IL the lice
III oil which nuft be sold 10 advances ALSO French
mirrors oil paintings ohaa md glassware fancy goods &c
We The uton nj She tde house
generally This sale thr whole will be sinoat
reserve Comprise lion seldom offered at pubic sale
Packing for shipment dore at charge Lescp
tive ca.aiegues on the nlorniag &c sale.
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A UCTroN NOTICE.. BOG ART. AUCTIOEFER. BY
IA g. 8oG4KT. Friday, Js at 1917 O'Clock, al l65 Cedar
street boarding house ana barroom furniture consisting Of
bedseats mattresses tables chavs washsauds, crock
cry lcokag rsssrs kchcn furniture crockery, cpoSins
uensis ss furniture counter, decanters umblers
Tugs. frsers Tor, &c.
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SALINE, Az AUOrnUrs

TOHh LLOYD. AUCTI0hEEk JOHN IL0YFS SONS
81 viii sell ths daY Oct 81 At ny o'cl"ok II ~ snsey
street. the hangtues contained the gatj
wholesale tog ter With widow cartsns conoes gut
In paGeDg the eotve hssrcs CONSULTING OF
shelving handsome marble oounte cnuutns house
de and 81 wcers paen safes nes'iy new well wor
hy the attention If The city aur couuy sde livery arc
VIII positively be sold without reserve 81 tho pars arc
about retiring Catalogues viii he rcsdY the
Ivy previous to tbe sslearoomA s6 nrosdway
10 Nsssau street
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UcrloS ssiEo CLOTIIrG. 1c-w g. ALBUR.
"A AIS aucoaeer, viii sell on "a urday, November l. at
Ne. 10 Cour spcG BrUkrn ~ los o'clock general
nsde elo;hng cra9ats collars, &c. Also.
4 lot oil set cud taEd furniture.
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MATRIMONIAL a GENTLEMAN. AGED e, WITH A
Ni good income Is DESTROYS Of making the Acquaintance
young lady either by personal Interview
III mutually agreeable the acquaintance may result N
rage. Address Edward p Madison square Post office
DAYS.
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A UCTToN NOTICE u. BoGART. AUCTIoSRGR. BY
IA ;. BC.ART. 7hs day, al los O'Clock at the auction
OF Frankfort and William Streets
sale b. virtue c several executions splendid rosewood fur
nitare horss, cart harness. oil paintings, &o..
consisting sui Of ss@ood green and gold broca.el
Easy chair eiegsal plor glasses mahogany hHt stand large
and costly aings chandeliers. marble top centre
abes rran6oe- dover 10 laso rein, Ineuce
veve. arc Brussels carpets oil 9th marble bureau al
49, In frcet o. LIE store splendid gray horse and har
LOUIS III. EIIGEI, Constable
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nj Y. LrRps. Art WORCESTERSHIRE sAIE oF

II
III. essaa bold fuEnIie ail rsin,nsvand works q
residence. No. 20 Twenty sxh street. IL
rfh svcuue this dav, trsay, oeo0er u, Al lOH pcock
The furniture consists In tho parlors, Of splend pearl
trlaid rosewood p'hnofor'r, with embroidered steel
and cover. velvet carpets, satin damssk and scs
tas ard elegant pier AL manel mirrors; three full
sYs OF wood rnrior furniture richly carved AMI
brccado. with slip covers Al ibese suits were
made order az the costly descrp Three
elegantly ca roeewi ccecrcs with plate door; iadys
Yrench secretary marble music cabinet theJners,
secretary bookcase stary marb-e tor tables
elegant Turkish rccumhcut chairs IN san rosewood
cepunr chairs medallion ~ pesry; magnificent
scvrce Dresden china with beautiful collection ~
rrrcr n.s also number ef valuable o. paintings IA
irh frames.
ninpgrcrp LIBRARY sn Chamber Furniure-Carvei rose
wood bedsess marble top bureaus, washs,nds aai con.
modes al 70 nsch annours, with mirror fronts; Grey ~
alnsse. m Frnf rosewood fnfnure IN kmircoh. oval inr
ror yeNe' Wilton csrres; large ttench hair mattresses
eerar extension dnitg tables r.0h SILVER dining
ehsIra Cor tra rh'ysts rnby and white giass
ware eiepat dinner ct pearl and ver orcry. library
lootcse eie tafs. syiAs cushioned bark rhls nnd
Gose ohsrs. nalh cfcch velvet stair carpet marble hal
ssnf so,es Ac Cas- and ages within fcw doors Of
- house cas d. viii ~ required Of
ard the noois W be removed inedacly the house IL
10 be let with immediate possession. u contains ell the
acYn Improvements
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H. CHETSTALhR. AUCTLpGEER, % BOWFRy
IA. VIII q day at u O'Clock invoice OF faucy black
cassneres hrnsdcoh saues sdk and Valencia
Yesings pieces Of fine quality black satin. &c. &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-31

WIPE wsSTEn--EY YovN0 NAN. AGED TWEEN
w Isl seven years 81 good family and ciuca on who's.
pcrSoa arpearnBcr e T. confident VII no' be onJeced 70
vel established in huncss and with nn1ie The
lazy bs ~ Erred tastes aad ct " Ard IA nd poroaal
appesraBcr shove The good health. Energy Of
rsrar AMI aAeccfata disposition cpnscred tSseuia
reqry3ss ratyc Of New EuEand preferred. une cssa
bic a. rendering home MI that i pictured address
al ccI1Grncr, Roland Iashel, Chicago, III.
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UCTION NOTICE j. BOG ART, AECrIoNEER. BY
"A s. BO0AfT. This day at l0 O'clock al the auction
corner Of Frankfort and William streets mortgage
sale large ard extensive assortment Of household furniture,
piano. 30 consr C mahogany tee tete and other Sofas
marble taee mahogany ard sea. chairs do rock
mahcearF bureaus. oil paintings engrayings, looking
glasses hsr aud spring hat stands Brussels three
ply and ingram carpets oiclon SAFE kitchen furniture
also ooe rosewood piano. &C.
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NDwARD sciFSCK, ACCOMMODATIONS VITO

EDWARD FCiIgSCT, AucTIoNTEG-By EpxkRD
n FCiiENCh Coon Saasriay, Nov. I, - lrif O'Clock,
their salrs m 20 Nassau street. orrel no years
ED warranted sound sni md N al harness aul FREQ faui
any trick soe, s,so Morgan mare. i've years Old
ted sound &n1 kind IN respect aso span1a
rochawsy and rrsi VI rarc boz and lghi wagons.
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E1 csa4v-y "a ApuAaxyhs
IFRED BRAGG AUCs IoNEER-A BEAdd 4 90:
II WI cell al spc@n FRIDAY Oct 81, At ic A. NJ, a.
hr saeatoomf ~ Corandt street. 800 hoot rhoes,
brofsis, &C. Comprising good and desirable STOCK q winter
Goods.
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A ssI6r.ss SALE or LUMBER, HARDWARE
"A hoses horse power bench and SAWS trnon
chine Ac 81 Twenty street. the LIST OF November
At 10 oc!oeS. ABM fRAzi.E, Assignee.