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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-21

home; they could not die away from
their dear mother. This wife and moth
or WAS not exempt from the cares COM
mon to her place. She toiled she suffer
ed disappoihtments and bercayoments;
she was afflicted in her own person, but
vet she was submissive and cheerful
The Lords will concerning her was her
will and SO sha passed away, leaving this
sweet remembrance behind her: "Shs
always made home happy"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-21

NEVER JIBE AT THE USFoRTUEATE.-
The editor OF the Oswego Pallacli"'n says
we once remember in our exDtrience SEQ
ING small boy making sport Of the pitt
full appearance of poor half-staryea
wretch, whose tatered garments were hut
ering in the unsympathising breeze
Young man," said philanthropic OBJ
server Of the incident beware low you
i;be at the borrows Of the unfortunate
ttas Lord oulv knows what you may ~
e1no tn We marked tie Words
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-21
River Fails, Wisconsin,
RATES OF ADVERTISING
JOB PRINTING.
Is Published Weekly, by

The Journal Office is furnished with an en-
tirely new and complete assortment of Job
Type. Material, and Stock; and is prepared TO
execute Book. Pamphlet, Card, Circular, Bill
Head, Handful, Label, and all other kinds of
plain and fancy Letter Press Printing IN as
good style and at as reasonable rates as any
office in the Northwest.
Orders, from distance, for printing. ac-
eompanied by cash, will be promptly attended
TO, and work Immediately sent by express or
Epail as desired.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-21

A STUPID ScHooLMAsrER.-A peda-
gogue relates laughable story Of one of
lis scholars, n son of the Emerald Isle.
He told him to spell "hostility."
"Hors horse, commenced Pat.
"Not "horse tility," said the teacher,
but .'hos' tility."
"sure, replied, Pat, land didn't ye
tsn it me the other day, not to say 'hoss T
Be iabbers its wan thing wild We one day,
sai smother the MKT"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-21

Power IN SILENCE. - There is in 81
lence a certain sense of power. Not half
so fearful, we are told, is the rattle of
musquetry and the roar and clash of the
battle as the dumb moment that precedes
the storm. Not half SO grim, we know,
is the scene, when from the granite pores
of the grey fortress plunge the thunder
and The cloud, as when those dogs of war
lie sullen on the watch, and their iron
throats are voiceless.
The lapse of Time, that sweeps the
living world far out to sea, is silent; t
makes no ripple round the " cloud-capP'd
tower" it makes no murmur round the
monarch's throne; the one, even as o
hly's snowy cup, drifts noiseless on; t c
other, like falling pebble, creates ring
of water and is gone.
The river rolling voiccless forever and
forever" is eloquent of strength; it quar-
rels not with rock or headland, but sweeps
Enthusiastically along. Neither is it without
an element OF beauty, for as Longfellow
sang to the river Charles:
"Oft in sadness and in illness
l have watched thy current glide,
TIL the beauty of its stiffness
Overlooked me like tide,
There is no more impressive passage
in Holy Writ than when the new song
ceased. and radiant fingers lay at rest
upon the harps Of gold, and /" there was
silence in Heaven for the space of half an
hour"
The grave is dumb, and in its very
| breathleSsness there is sense of power.
What! no voice from Athens, and no
| song from the blind man of Chios, and
no Waldensian hymn, and no psalm from
the CovenantersI Oh, the might there
! IS in that silence.
! The vain of the WAGNER rattles on the
rocky road, and tho torrent rings down
the mountains side, but the Alps lift 81
lsntly into Heaven, and the stars arr
round about, and the highway Of thf
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-21

4 CERTAIN old Iqdy, who had been
famed for sour looks, and not very sweet
words, touching the accidents of life, was
observed to have become very alniable.
"What a happy change has come over
You," said neighbor.
"Why," said the transformed, "to tell
you truth, have been al nv life striving
for contented mind, and have finally
concluded TO sit down contentcd without
IL"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-21

Eg- The love that survives the tomb,
says Irving is one Of the noblest attri-
butes of the SOUL fit has its woes, it
has likewise its delights; and when the
overwhelming burst of grief is ealmed
into the gentle tear of recollection, then
the sudden anguish and convulsed agony
over, the present ruins Of thas we most
loved arc softencd away into pensivo med
itations on I'll that il was =. tho DAVIS of
its loneliness. Who would not root sor-
row from the heart though it may some
times throw a passing cloud over the
bright hour OF gay:ty, or spread deeper
shadow over the hour Of gloom. Yet who
would exchange it even for the song of
pleasure Or the burst of revelry: No,
there is a voice from the tomb sweeter
than song; there is remembrance Of the
dead to which we turn even from the
charm Of the living. -as 1stsa
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-10-21

g The Savior of the world preached
one recorded sermon, wrote one with his
finger Oh the ground, and went about do
Jag COOL. His sermons could have been
written on the shells that have sheltered
pair of young doves, and his prayer on
the leaf Of n lilly. There is q lesson in
this, if men could ever get at it; the
more man really has to say, and the
graver its import, the less time he takes
wherein to say it; and as, to slip one man
in and out of five hundred suits Of clothes,
will not make a regiment, SO single
thought, through forever changing jack
cts is a single thought still.
There is room for conjecture rs to what
the Savior wrote, but We rather think it
was, "neither do l condemn thee; go
and sin no more" Whatever it might
have been, there was an eloquent sgnii-
cance n that act Of writing son the
ground" The noblest thoughts conceiv-
ed by human heart have not walked upon
that rag carpet we call paper, but have
been traced upon the bosom of our com
mon mother; have smiled in our harvest
fields, and risen in our affairs, and glitter
cd in our hearts. They have sprung up
in the furrow behind the plowshare; they
have drifted in golden beauty before the
sweep of the reapers; they rippled around
the bows of the Arctic bound 'ApvAScE;'
they doomed in the footprints of the
Angel of the Crimea.-B. +. Taylor.
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DrTSBURCH, FORT WAYNE ana OH
Il OAGO RAILROAD COMPANY.
SI0,OOO, 900.
RDkNS
DENTON OF FUNDED DEBT

VIM ies, p.I'i Dr'oI' -
Date, JanssD lsoi r.nc.p&i payable January l. 1857
InisIsm az I'M (NrFp "a SI Hy yanpW XpU
means Tor The immediate -, va " %
nSnt 81 =. 20 ,naLc ,i,r, ~ I 90
vs. 90 For, W.ype and CHICAGO RaToad ,is re.n.ct
.5 n.ir,irs ~ J;srsrt nsrias g.. Ss ,sst "a
JaS III tnS fOkI NAME AND ChI-
asSss were eSSiy cr.cd bv ndo5o,oD 49,, IsS b.s
s%S',SsI o. ,St .. hN An%OSAD nOHDS ., Wh s
assVl - cu.i aIe Aho"i - l',oI puI' ana o2V
fLs each are Known a. Redemption Bonds and are Of the
tsi@i sooNe sAstC ~, l., ,,o,rc. ,,,, -, o,,,-
These Bonds arc secnred by MORTGAGE IN TRUST 20
JOHN FERGUSON aud THOMAS WALKER Of New
fSrN eoyernf he COMPANY, Road 4 ~ miles fem Pitts
Ssnshi.'1 .mbrane The Railroad Bridge over The AeShcny
buIth Arcrhcny Chicseo Fort Wayne sn at other pous
The horts"ec provide. iot SnhPs Fond
Psusteet and BE- issued only from time thcy al be
iss BOND. Of he t..e Cron,s eom.oId.eS nJ tIs oy
lefe of sneh exchange il nov extended 10 holder. Of t..
T., ' ,e,a s.s 70 s Cay.S.t.d % W.,
;H.m.elvc. Nv ,ueh exchange
Tb. &C. - ~, = r,.a e.. -. - ,,.xid. moan.
- sn;,b H. n al h, P,n,l nd Cic,,d s2 lil.s and
a. hsii,.t =, ~ 80, sd ci.i i, tb ali -. al Roln,
Machine Houses shops station Hou.-, Ge the
estimates for ali Of which nearly &3ODOe1
The prcsen, cost OF the Road is 100000
Tn. paid Capital nearly scocO
The EaInns, Of nc h3sa manly ron 9Sai Tn acs .ne
ls57 ei1ht months have been over 81 $4,000 The net
gs for that time are al The rate Of over per cent entire
.o of The Road Tbey a tho earning, Of an unfinished ana
but partially bslasttd s,d equipped road
The earnings FOR 1857 are estimated At 1000 900.
Tie Road operated niles from Pittsburgh Ply
Oath Indiana where its business 20 and from Chicago
smother ciTcuit0us Toute Of different gauge
The ~ miles between Plymouth and ChiCsSo are in
Of and far advanced toward -Four
Thousand TINS Of American iron purchased 80 miles of track
So he lid tbis season and the Who'll. work completed to Chi
l2months after which the earnings will increase
believed with the development Of the business Of the Road
10 permanent income Of S+oOOV"O per annn"' ...r
The guarantees Of this result are believed 70 exist IN tee
The Road has mnenIe for local trshc IN psss-n-
ger. and FIRE shs IT connects by the shortest line ftsbrss
nd
tnc!udns the tenni the valuation OF whose properly
taxable purposes in 1856 exceeded VVs couues
embracing those the best developed ard most podue
Ohio sud Indiana and the being among the most
important centers OF trade Pittsburgh and Ch.so
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professional Notices.

NEW PATENT SPECTACL ES for PRESERN-
~ ING VISION-Sutns Tor Life and needing 70 change
Invented Patented and sold only by Professor fANh9 %
49,; IN Nv ok Ey, Hospital Lecturer Si.h; &c No :
Ps-t row N,g.Yo1k. Or. FRANKS intends yis1As l-'F
s.ousNy the principal cities Of tae Eastern States.
VTFRGNES's ELECTRO-CHEMICA BATHS
No 40 Broadway, y y CD G PkiN, r, Mg%
Attendant fr the cure OF Rheumatism, prbi"iy ~ 'u'N
1'sr Of M,fcury Ac. Portable apparatus For ,al,
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DVBIIC SALE of the MAIN LINE OF the
/ PUBLIC WORKS Of PENNSYLVANIA
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER HARRIsBURG,}


NOTICE hereby given that by authority OF an Act OF the
General Assembly Of Pennsylvenia ePPDVs may 10 lo
titled An Act Tor Sale Of the Main Line OF tne fNpl
Works there will exposed Public Sale At the hsna
FS,bepre in the City Of PHILADELPHIA, on THURSDAY
the 18th day Of June 1887 y o'clock the whole MAN
Line of Public Works bcVeen Philadelphia and fltsOuyh
consisting Of the pha and Columbia h2rosd e Ae
rhcny Portage Railroad including the new road 70 avod me
incline planes the necessary and convenient wldth ot
the prop5r use of said Railroads the Eastern DIVISION oil me
Canal Columbia TO the junction the Ju
nista Division the Pcnnsyya na Canal from the Junction 70
the eastern terminus All ghcny Portage Raioad ana ne
W.stern Division Of the Pennsylvsnia Capa from tue
,,s,ern terminus of the Allegheny Portage Railroad TO ms
ngb and including also the right title and interest OF the
Conoweath ia hc Bridge the Susqu, hanna at Duncns
land together with the interest IA the surplus water
Power Of aid Canals with the right O. purchase and hod uc
Ind - may be- necessary make the same aValle dhl al
a.. Deseryoirs Machinery Locomotives, Cars irncks SO
t"nsTv Fngine- WoR Shops, Tools. Water Stations Toll
Unnss Oce Stock and Materials Whatsoever an0 "heieso
ever b.reunto belonging held The OF the SANE ana
ogber with all night title interest, claim and demands 81
~ Cmonwealth Pemsylv uuia to all prp ~ real, per
sonsl and mixed belonging used in connection WIN the
So NV the Commonwealth, the terms and codtous pre-
sT,,ed bv the aid Assembly copies Of which may De
bsnd on appcatou letter addressed TO the Once OF
thr secretary Il the iIarsburs Pennsyya
nh G.-ar-o, ~ Pcnusvlvaria
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ALERT II. NIcoLAY Auctioucer ,
90 RI-II DING LOTS and IIOl Sc and LOT
Gopartnersbip Notices.

DISSOUTION OF COPARTNERSlllP--
~ Tic corpartnorip heretofore existing undcI N, w .a
1r, If WILLIAM SMITH 4 SON consisting OF WILLIAM
SMITH and MILTON g. SMITH, Tmbo Dealers a. iAis ciy
-. Al tLr LIST day March last dissolved hN mutual cosL
M bnsiue,s of the late hrm will De- settled by WILLIAM
SMITH. MILLi ." H't = |Hit,,tfrir
N,w. York April co, 1857. MILTON q. SAllIu
nh. sau, business viii be- carried i the iuut uhl' 80
nam. of WILLIAM SMITH 4 Co, Milton Il Smth having
r.5 nom aid hm James W. Smith being " IN
~ . ~, IN, in I'D bu,ipt.s WILLIAM SMITH,
"''''' ~ JAMES W. SMITH.
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w : MFLLoR Auctioneer-By w. ;. NELLoR 4 co.
- l.sl

". s MELLoR, Anctioneer-By W. ;. NELLoR y %
N'IIIS DAY Saturday, May 30, at lO3 o'clock,
at Sacsroon Nos IS and 10 Park row, opposite the A'to
House will b. OF the assignee, the entire manu-
featured and manufactured stock OF large Millinery esiao
cont, favorable opportunity Tor ladies 10 purchase al auc
ton prices choice and selected stock OF A'' TRd
t over COO all Of which is positively 20 be sold without
reserve Also about lo0 boxes French Flowers OF the most
Istl designs oh Feathers, Pume silk IL great 4ricty
tos,ther endless variety Of fancy articles sush a. are
fund IN frst Clas establishments Also variety OF Csshe
Frnitc Piano FoItcs French Plate Aiuors on Pantnsr
Garnet Shoe Cases Glass Ware French China Nac- CLOCKS
Hnr Matt..ses &C The trade are raItlcu-arIN I,tto
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CYRACUSE and SOUTHERN RAILROAD
- - -. - eyPREss TRAINs u 80 Nesf o:I

- IN nj Wi EXPRESS TRAINS Oh :ae Heg-YoT
sAd Er. Ra.oid -, ,-..- -..-.,
Ps.s.rr- ~. III, --- - fellows. S.4laTs uteG
Lowe N,@-Iur. from p,f Zoo, - D't-'s - ~ ~ -
Su-sbo Fspr.--,.1 -,t.az a. sl~l.-on ~-A EAr''~
lr-n for Syra-u-e r..,t...,
at4.5H p CO.. r.s y 3. rxpr--.-..', -n- ~ ON
u-h Express Trliu f,r ,yraru-~ sni o.. ",' -. 49,
4llll-t Tickets Ll.~ ps.-lrrd ~ -h7 tt,,tIp-r
N-z-} ors ard Erie Ra'- y w. ~ 80 80. -
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CUPREME COURT-City and County of New

CTPREME COUKT-City and COnnty Oi Now
,SToyk-gAILKY j. HATHAWAY and LEWIS A. CAR
MFR Plaintiff, vs. CHARLES WiNsLOW, Defendant
the above named Defendant; You are hereby
oned and required the plant in this action,
which this day fled In the Office Of the CLERK OF the CRY ana
County York the City Hall a said city and 70 serve
COW OF yo the sad complaint the subscribers,
at ,eir uce No 1872 Broadway New York City within TWEEN
DAVIS service hereof exclusive VI the day u such
fail the said complaint within the
irre aforesaid tie plasfs in this action viii take Judgment
asint for hundred and fifty dollars and interest from
an November 1856 end for hundred aud ffy dollar. aud
three cents nud from 9Th February lSjI-scYentyY
cents protest fees, and eosts-May ~ 1851.
MILLER, PEET NICHOLS,
Plaintiff Attorneys, No. 1872 Broadway, New'f~t
MyG3 laW6WS
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I0R ROSTON. via NORWICH and WOE

TOR BOSTON, via NORWICH and We
=. 49, ,bc cent a. ,r7er ONNECIlCuT, Cspt. VIM VII
cox On MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS ane ttI It snS y
80, nov an rplendd steamer COMMONN EALIhi Sept WI
i;ars IN TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS 70
Ayu's Point; thence By new and handsomely nea s1
rre Io,ye Nashua Concord lite Mountains and eylfy
% tiou Of New Ens.and. StateIooLs can 81 ens.1 y
appYins board. OF 70 l.. 5 MARTIN A.eA' a. 80 oS'
If Co.rtlauut-t
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HENRY H. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
u II. LEEDS & Co. will sell by auction on

II II. LEEDS q Co. will sell by auction on
SATURDAY, May so At lO o'clock, at the s-lesroo
No. % Nsssanst-, SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
removed for convenience OF sale the property Of private
family: all made by Rouse Drsoir consisting Of elegant
paoI suites eIrd blue and sk brcatee rosewood fancy
Chair covered blue and yellow satin; Chairs covered ia reps
superb velvet Carpets carved rosewood Extension Table, OAK
do superb .et OAK dinngroem Chairs covered green reps
Chair; carved rosewood Beostead; Dressing Bureaus
N6shrtand; single carved black walnut Bcdst"ads BRUSSELS
Carpets stair do superb rosewood Hat stand complete
sorted silver plated Ware; Gas Fixtures Chsndehcrs Mat
resses bedding buffet Tables centre do drueso On Cloths
Glusswarc Crockery, blue and gold st and vic; Piano
forte; Bookcase Scc1earics Mirrors, &c also kitchen
Ware Also valuable assortment Of Furniture, made by
Banquet, Narcotic lie Prince, &C. bronze Clocks &C. Sale
withoLt Also az y O'Clock, u baskots Champagne
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II CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting he Atlantic cities WIN
Western North ard South western stated oy coz
tIuous Railway direct This Road o connects 1t PittbGsn
= IA daily Of Steamers 20 all ports in The western ltvefA
and at Cleveland and SsnGlsky with steamers 10 an p on
NJ Nor.iest~n Lsk. making The most direct cA.s ah
,.isb. route by which FREIGHT be forwarded 10 and
from the Crest Wet.
Fissr CLAss-boois. Shoes, Hat Snd Csps (75c-ntsP
Books Dry Goods tn boxes halr- and truns-l 100 H.
Drug tin boxes and bae-), Feathers, FuTs, &c.
1;r o,,l b.esl DIs. ,in ea.-) Hard 80 cents
ware L.s-her in rods or boNrsl, " col and Sheep l'p
bast-grd kc............t...t .+-.ssss....sJ
THIRD CLAss-Anyls stee Chains I'm cass) cen,ss
Henri Bacon Pork, Saed (oose CT in facks 100 n
Tobacco. manufactured, except Cigars or cut, &c
FOURTH CLAss.-Cofce, tih Bacon, Beet ard
Pork TN casks boxes, Eastward Lard and foeeh,s
Lard Oh, Nails Soda Ash, German Clay, Tar ~ 10
Pi:sh Rosin. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PIoVR-s y bbl. until further notice.
C;VArI-5O cents J. 100 u until further notice.
CsTToS-S2P -u, not EXCEEDING ~ . "e-s' ~i''' '"i'''
In shipping Goods om say point est q Pk.'edephs De- pf
teul.r To- MARI the 90 Via Pennsylvania Railroad Al
Gods consigned tie AGENTS Of this Road At Phislepna" ~
Prslurgl viii be. forv ardrd " about detention
Es,I.Hr AGESrs-Harri. Wouncy = Co, Memphis Tenn
2 : ssss Co. 81 Louis; J. Mitchell son EyansV.iisi
ind Durr--nl Bell Co. and Carter Jese LonisVuie,
Nv B. [. Medium, Madison Ind SPrgmsn Brown, END
I-v1u Co. Cincrusti; y. W Grinan Co, Lanesyi.le,
So Astor House New YORK No. William 81, New
Y9rk: T. J. Sreeder. Philadelphia; Msgraw Rooms, bAu'
noe; Geo. C. Erarcsc-s Pittsburgh ,,,
>. e. H)I SION. General trel.lt i-cr-, Ptsl1lt pLlA
L. !. LOMBAERT. Su2-En:eDd Il, Altoona Pa
M1y !. 1881.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

FTERNOON BOAT for NEWBURGH and
~ POTGVKFEPSIF- - c-uts.-Th- sieiinoo't
THOMAS POW Eli Capt 4. L. Anderson. viii ea'- We
Jsyst Pier EVERY AFTERNOON - O'Clock, Sundays eA
s..ited. commencing Saturday, May Z, 1877
TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE Via NEW
PORT and FALL RlNER-The splendid and superior
steamer HETROPOLlS. Capt. Brown, leaves c",foIS
eyeTy TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SAILRDAl ~ D G5c-1
a., and thr BAY STATE Cat. Jevett. caves Ne" OK
fyery MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AID FRIDAY, .; cock
n M, from Pier No ~ T., the Baitory SoA Touching
Al No J.urt ea4h way. 49,, Iii
.sner no rooms viii b. REGARDED secured to any sppn
sal pu,ii the saline shal! hay, been paid i"f >. 49,,
Fis g. Boston foIs ardrd through "ith seu us"OH y
al Express Freight Tram. - sd >, VT.
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GALE of VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROP

-
\ ERTYBy virtue Of teset will and testament OF PETER
MCLOUGHLIN, lat" Of the city If New York, deceased sd
pursuant 10 the Judgment Of the supreme Court tn under
signed will the nineteenth day Of June next ~ y o'clock
noon at the Merchants Exchange in said city by ANTHONY
j. BLEECKER Auconecr sell the following described lease
hold property, To- wit go.
All that land together with the building thereon
situate lying being the Fourth Ward Of the city Of New
York the south side Of Chatham street square ds-
suhcd map the estate Of the late Hcndck Rutgers
deceased November l5 1915 made by Bridges Poppe
ton and filed in the Registers Office New York lot No 49,
bounded noILory BY Chatham street aio
said southery in the by alley; sstcy on one side
BY lot number 58 and westerly the other .id by lot NUN
Der 100 containing in breadth in front, twenty 1--WE et tour
niche in the twenty-five feet nch in length ON the
easey side seVentysN feet and the westerly side seventy
eight feet De the lcsthe said rcIni-c beng
now known ss No l97 Chatham street
The lease of the above premises II for the term OF twenty
one years from the day May 1881 at the yearly rent OF
400 Day able quarterly and also aud assessments
The provides renewal Of az suc
rent o. may agreed upon between the parties and m OF
disagreement be- fixed by dsnteested persons
and not per the appraised valuation OF the
lot only.
The lease also provides for three additional renewals
mont for improv The premises subject 20 lease
which will t1piIe May 1859 At rent Of +liV per alnuIu-
Dated May =. 1857.
THOMAS NULDOON,) Mclaughlin decd
MILLER 4 DENELIN, Attorney, No. % LibtIiy-st.
my2g 1aWjwS& jelS, ia l6
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&2S0 O0O ST. LOUIS co. AYrICI-
grcccriee ana prouisions.

IOHN DIV G II ~ CO.,
~ Manufacturer Of
DCdPLE-EEEINED AND FAMILY sA.sRArUs;
SUPERB tRROShrE OF SODA, SAL SODt, Enc,
Nr % O'l..fp Hanover sfr.lo, Ner-h".
VIRk t-EAM OBJ TARTAR ALNAlo w hNNp
VtRY tuc DELICIOUS WINES If ilNN6ARi
g'-y thr Pro Medal % the PARIS " >2 '.,.t
We. B." ls tte hetil rope Imported s'ty hy i' ~
G.OSSiHNfR leo Ntts g.. ny Sold t1th' r.''' 'l-
sg-gf q; Ica ss75tc 3, rrI c..c. pee Lsr .'e it
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RUSSELL W. NEsTcorT, Auctioneer.
MISERABLE HOl SEHOLD FURNITURE AT

~ Auction. THIS DAY (SutudayI ~ 10. o'clock on ths
premises No ~ West 2lstst, west q oth-v, consisting
Of very variety class Rosewood and Mahogany
and House furnishing Articles Of description
sale Of which viii be percupto, rain shinecOn listing
neh Velvet Royal Wilton and Ingram Carpet double suite
Rosewood PaTlo Furniture two Sofas; Arm, Paro Reception
Chains &c. covered in crimson satin elegantly carved one full
suite Pieces m satin bIoc adj Rosewood 7oc.yc Piano Fort;
Chokeing maker. almost beautiful instruments elegant
Rosewood Gothic Etagore with marble np Rosewood Center
Pier aud Sofa Tables with marble tops Rosewood VIVA. Nots
.od RoeH God Reception and Easy Chair in three cored bro
oade SIN and Lace Curtain. large Maute aud Pier Mirrors
with number Of valuable China Na.es Msrbe Group the
Feast q Bsccbus Paul and Virginia Painting and Music,
with other CANT Pror Ornaments Ormoiu Clock Chsnde
is &C. Also number Of choice and valuable Paintings,
richly mounted Rosewood Bed-tceds. Marble top Bureau
Wa,hs'and Chcval Gssses WARDROBE China Toilet Sets,
Oval Mirrors Lounges, Soss in Rosewood sud Mahogany
French Chairs superior Hair Mattresses. Bed. and Bedding
Osk Extension Table with the usual variety Of
Dining Furniture embracing large quantity Of Silver
Glass rch China Ivory and other Cutlery aso al
Chamber and Basement Furniture, OcOth Refrigerator
Marble Hall Stand, Hall Chairs Sale viii lOl
o'Clock. precisely Catalogues q house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30
h)arcr Cure.

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R.,,sp Visht. Hudson County. Now jersey 10 minutes
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nR. O. w. MAY has opened his HIGHLAND
IL HONE WArER-CURE ~ Peekskill :. - wns's ne
prepared 20 treat disease o. geiot nerspeu,e
pcs HI. heretofore guarantee OF the saN ~
future
MOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, BiNG-
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uf To- than tai. II Is intended TIA; similar establish
shall greater facilities Tor Cure receive yrs
attention IN every department. FoE CIsaars sdts
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