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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-09-09
Warren. Sept Q, 81.
PROCEEDINGS OF TIE GRAND LODGE
.nTFREE and ACCEPTED MASONS

anu
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of the Masonic fraternity, a work Of deep and varied
interest. Asa very limited edition was ordered by the
Grand Lodge-an edition believed to be wholly made
auate to supply the demand-we have, at the suggestion
Of members Of the Order, on our own account added
somewhat to that number. thus Offering to subscribers
the certainty OF procuring a copy. The entire edition
printed will not supply a copy to one fourth OF the
members now in the State to say nothing OF those
reserved by the Grand Lodge, those taken for Lodge
Libraries, and the constantly increasing prospective
demand.
This volume furnishes q continuous and connected
chain of Masonic history. legislation, and BIOGRAPHY
in Ohio, from the early settlement Of the state 10 a
period so recent as to be within the recollection OF
Young men Of the preSeRt time; and is redolent OF inter
esting matter nowhere else to be found No Other
association Of men in the State has embodied in IT'S
membership a greater amount Of talent or moral worth
Aside from the body OF Masonic authority embraced in
the volume, it is valuable to the general reader as n
correIative narrative Of the State and people, in their
social, educational. and pecuniary relations.
The volume will he beautifully bosnd in H1lf Cali or
Turkey Morocco Extra, and furnished to subscribers
at $685.
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COPY Of which can be seen at ADAMS BOOkSIOkE,
and where subscribers can leave their names
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No Postponment on Account of Weather

NJ OSIpOuI1CuG On ACCOuuI VI CdSuSl-
A marriage had been announced in
Newark, n. j., a few days ago; the
bride was in waiting, the guests impa-
tient, and the clergyman anxious on ac-
count of the groom. AS it was exceed
ing desirable hat he should be present
when the ceremony was performed, the
company was compelled 10 separate un
gratifed, the bridal lights went out, and
the unhappy maiden went weeping to
retirement. The next day she was mel
ancholy, the second day she was un
well, The third indignant, and on the
fourth the d~ilatpry bridegroom arrived
and apoiogised, by saying that he did
not come at the appointed time because
IL rOined, and lie thought a short time
would make no difference. The bride,
however, entertained the opinion that a
wedding was one of those ceremonies
which ought not TO be postponed on ac-
count of weather, and the matter was
broken up.
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There is The effect Of Democratic Adj

Ihefe IS The eIIecI OF DemocratIc Au-
miniStration on tie record. That shows
how the Sham Democracy "charge
home"-upon the Treasury |! How do
the ~''people'' like the NINE MILLION
FIGURE? Although the returns for the
counties ale not yet made for 1857. it is
obvious that the taxes were still less
than they were in 1856. The people
will bear in mind these things when they
"charge home at the ballot box next
October.-Erchangs.
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CHERRIES SALE.
~ Rufus P. Ranney

Zaehariah Long & Others.)
By virtue Of an order Of sale. issued cut Of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of TrumbuIl County, Ohio. to me
directed and delivered. I have levied on. and shall
expose to Public Sale, at the door Of the Court House.
in Warren, in said County on SATURDAY., the I0th
day Of OCTOBER, A. d. 1857. between the hours Of 10
o'clock A NJ and A o'clock p NJ. OF said day. the fol-
lowing described Real Estate. to witt Situate in Brace
Vile Township. No T. in the 5th range Of Townships,
in the Connecticut Western Reserve, in the SITE OF
S knOwn By the north parts oflots No / and = in section
Nos in said Township, and is i bounded as 4 oiios 5 to wit:
Beginning at a post standing in the northwest corner
OF said section No. ;, and in the north line Of the
Township, thence eastalong said Township and section
line 3 chains and 20 links to a post, thence south on
a marked line - chains 80 links to a post. thence west
- chains 20 links to 4 post standing in the west line
OF said section, thence north on said west line u
chains 81 links to the place Of beginning, and contains
by survey 81 63- 100 acres Of land be the same more or
less Appraised at So per acre
II. r. HARMON, Sheriff.
Sherin's Once. Warren. sept.. 9. $500.
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HIRAM INsrITUTE.-ThG Hiram Eclec-
tic Institute has commenced its fall term,
with a very lattering prospect OF a sue,
cessful session. Between 200 and 800
students are already in attendance, and
the number will, doubtless. be consider
ably increased by those who are belated
by an unusually late haying ana harvest
Professor GARFIELD, as Presidentde Jaeto
is rapidly winning the good will and con,
idence Of all. Success TO this fiouriShing
Institution.-Pori0ge Sentinel.
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4 RECOMMENDATIONS NEAR THE

"a FAIR GROUNDS.-Farmers and others visiting
the Fair. bringing stock of any kind. can find accom-
molations for themselves and their families. by call
ing on the subscriber, on the west side OF Red Run,
near the Fair Grounds. AeNOLD sCONlLLE-
Warren Sent 9th. 'J7-2w.
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BREsLIN AND THE EXTRACTION Lvw.-
We learn from our Columbus correspon-
dent, that on the 27th ofJuly, Gov. Chase
wrote to Lewis Cass, Secretary of State
soliciting that the General Government
address the authorities of Canada for the
extradiiion under the Treaty, of John G.
Breslin, indicted for e~mbezzlement of the
public.moneys Of the State Of Ohio; to
which, on 1.-THE Sd day Of August, Gen. Cass
replied that Mr.. BreSlin could not be re-
turned under the Treaty. Gov. Chase
will again submit the subject 10 the Sec
rotary for reconsideration.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-09-09

A young man giving his name as
John Leiston, was instantly killed by the
kick of a mule. in Clinton. Summit Co.
He was a driver employed OF n of the
canal boats of McDowELL's line. He
had previously stated that his parents
lived about two miles from Wheeling,
Va, and that his father was a pilot.
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That the people of Ohio may have
before them at a glance the gradual ap-
proach that has been made to our pres
ent amount of taxation. we compile from
the message of Gov. Medill to the Leg
%isIature in 1854 and '55, the following
table:
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MUsgINGUM FLoURING MlLLs.-W e
have, in Muskingum county hirty-ttCO
FIGURING Mills, and manufacture annu.
ally three hundred and 6hy thousand
barrels of foUr. This is Tie way 10
make our products bring back the largest
returns, and there is 10 other county in
Ohio that manufactures this article 10 the
same extent that we do. ZInesville flour
takes precedence over all others, in all
the best markets III the Union.-Zdnes-
uiLe Times.
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THONASS REEDER'S ESTATE.

u Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator on the
estate Thomas 5. Reeder, late OF BrOokfeld, Trumbull
County, Ohio, deceased Dated 1t BrOOkheld, this 9TH
day Of September, A d. 1851.
DAVID REEDER.
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PIANO s.
dissolution of Copartpersbin.

H The eOpartnership heretofore existing between
j. B. Dunlap j. j. Stewart. under the name and shape
of Dunlap aud Stewart, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The books and notes are in the hands of j.
&. Dunlap. who will receive all dues and pay all claims
Of the late firm All persons having unsettled ac-
counts are requested to call and settle immediately.
J.B. DUNLAP.
J.J. STEWART.
Xarren Anrnsf lnth ~
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SoRGuo SucRE.-The Manchester, N.
H.. American says that the Chinese Su-
gar Cane, small patches Of which have
been planted all through the Stale,
proves 10 be an entire failure so far as
regards the production of sugar. In size
it compares favorably with Indian corn,
and will probably be superb fodder for
fall and winter use. The seaso has
been ~unfavorably by its unusually cold
temperature. This statement will proba-
bly, apply to all New England. Farther
south, however, better success has attend
ed its cultivation.
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REPLY OF MR.. sUTLIFF.

WARREN, Sept. 81, 1857.
Mr.. ED1roR-SIR: Ny attention has
today been called 10 an article in the
Ohio Patriot. copied from your paper,
representing that you had met me last
August at Salem, and heard me use the
following language in a conversation on
that occasion" What do I care for the
CONSTITUTION, or any thing. else
aUAen Il conflicts Nth sOhat I 6elieue to be
right"
I neuer uttered such language, or
such a sentiment, either at Salem or
elsewAeie. Nor hare I been at Salem
within tie last two gears.
Very respectfully.
MILTON SUTLIFF.
To the Editor Of tie Ca4i= Sentinel,
Cadiz, Ohio.
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Warren, August Goth. 1857

J. I. DUNLAP would respectfully announce to his
old customers and friends, that he continues he Vh0Ie-
sale and Retail Grocery and Liquor business at the old
stand, No. and ), Market Street, Warren, Chic.
III STEWART having removed the entire stock OF
Yankee Notions from the old stand to No. 10, Van Cor
ders Block. Warren, o., where he will be happy to see
his old friends and customers. Having on hand a large
and well selected stock Of goods in his line, is prepared
to offer inducements to Merchants and Peddlars, unsur-
passed in this section Of country.
Warren, Sent. .. 1911.
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OCTOBER APPOINTMENTS.
DR. II. TUBBS, Analytic Physician


WARREN, National Hotel, Wednesday, 9TH, October.
RAvENNA, Prentiss House, Thursday, LIST, October.
AsHrAEJLA, Ashtabula House, Thursday. 18th. Oct.
For consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat,
Lungs, Heart Liver, stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, and
Spleen also Dropsy, Gravel, rheumatism, Nervous
EeSs, Debility, Dyspepsia. Female diseases, Ague and
Fever. Fits. Impurities Of the Blood, Eruptions, Can
GERS, Ulcers, and all other varieties Of long stanCing
complaints. both external and internal.
For some ten years DR.. T. has devoted his entire time
to chronic diseases, treating thousands annually, many
Of whom had exhausted every other resource in their
reach. In no case are mineral or other pOisORs eu-
Pl0ged, nor does he make sick to make UeII, or tear
dOHR to build mp agaia. Themeaicines ran be taken
with safety by the most delicate. and pati-nss miyIe
main at home, and continue with prudence their ordi-
airy diet and exercise Many have recovered ender the
treatment after frein'is and physicians had given up all
hope, the indisputahie evidence Of which can always
be furnished. Inyahds, however reduced or despair
ing, are invited to call, and may be assured that nOen-
enlargement will be given or expense incurred with
out a corresponding prospect Of recovery
InvaIids should read the following from Rev. 1. NJ
Chapman:
TO ALL WHOT IT MAY CONCERN.
A sense of duty to a common suffering humanity
Tubhs, to submit the following btief statement; 1 have
been suffering for several years from dyspepsia, torpid
liver and bowels, ami a severe nervous depression. L
I tested the full power Of allOpathie remedies prescribed
by the best physicians at hand, and to some extent the
hydrOsathie and homeopathic treatment without any
sensible benefit. Having observed the effect Of Dr.
Tubbs' treatment to others Of my acquaintance, and
especially upon the wife Of my younger brother, who
which aroused fears of pulmonary consumption, / con
I cluied TO consult him myself. lie prescribed for me
when L was in an euaciated and wretehed condition.
and / freely affirm. that uneXr ectedly TO myself, l was
speedily benefited to SO great a degree rs to endure as
heavy and continuous lahors rs I have been able to do
for the last ten years | cherrsully commend the Dr.
to sufferers from chronic diseases.
Pastor Baptist Church, Streetsboro. Portage Co., o.
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CARD TO LADIES.

NJ. PERcIE's III AcHsH' PILLs.-The Importers ofthis
reliable and safe remedy for Female Complaints would
respectfully call the attention Of American ladies to its
as Invaluable in removing distractions and i~rregulari-
ties Of the menses, complimentary them in all Ca
ses. The SHBpreSsi0H so common. is speedily relieved,
and there will be no recurrence Of the complaint IL this
remedy is used acc lrding to directions, which accom-
pany each box and package.
SPsCIAL NOTICE.
ladies ENCEINTE, or SaSpeefiRg themselves SO, are
cautioned against HSiEs them. as miscarriage D0Hid
eHsHe. Ladies desiring an increase Of family skOHId
f0rerO their use entirely, as a JeD pills each month
UOuld be sure to PreUeRt pregnancy.
PrOprietOrs. importers, or agents can be IN no wise
responsible after this admonitiOn. Although certain
in effect, they are so mild as never to produce injury
to the health. Mail Packages, having the appearance
Of an ordinary letter, price $1,000 are sold only by
our general agents. who viii send them by NAL. post
pIid, on receipt Of price. Boxes Sl,25; Half Boxes %
cents. Messrs. v b ALDEN & Co., Cleveland, o.. are
our general agents. All orders viii be promptly filled
by them.
Sold by Z. A. SMITH & co. and SPRING TURN
ER. Warren. and by Druggists generally.
TRANSFERS ATTENTION.-Dr. TOBIAS YENETIA'
HORSE LISINEST, in pint bottles, price 80 cts. is war
ranted cheaper and better than any other article evel
offered to the public for the cure Of Cuts, Calls
Sprains, Lameness, 0verheating. &c. Keep a bOttl'
in the stable, it has saved many a valuable horse
None genuine unless signed S. /. Tobias. Depot. y
Cortlandt street. New York. Sold by SPRING & I
NER, Warren, and JAMES WARD & CO., Niles, ant
others through the country.
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I ]. STEWART having removed the

]. STEWART having removed the
u. Yankee Notion and Fancy Goods department
Of the late firm OF Dunlap & Stewart to No. 10, Market
Street, Van Gorder's Block, would say to the public
generally, that he has a large and varied assortment OF
all articles in the way Of Gloves, Hosiery, and small
wares in general, which are offered both at Wholesale
and Retail, at prices that cannot fail to suit. Ladies'
will find a great variety Of "nick nacks," in facta
larger assortment than ever before offered to the retail
trade IN this county Farther particulars next week.
III STEWART, 10 Market Street.
Warren, Sept. 9. 1s57-f.
OWING FOR SALE.-The subscriber
~ has a Horizontal Swing, capable Of carrying SIX
teen persons at one time, which he wishes to sell. It
viii he sold cheap for prompt pay. Enquire Of the
undersigned, at II Market Street
C.~LEIBERMAN.
Warren, Sept. 3 Js57-2t.
DIANOS.-We have now on hand a
number Of splendid Pianos, and invite all lovers
ofmusic to come and test them BIZ. Hneke, "a prae-
ticable Workman selected all these Pianos himself.
out Of more than 200 instruments, and says they are in
quality Of tone, touch and finish, unsurpassed.
HUCEE 81
at the Empire Block.
Warren. Sept. 9. 57-3w.
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In Prince William County, Va, a few
days since, a man named Crawford was
committed to Jail, charged with declar-
ing ''that he was an Abolitionist-thai
he believed a negro as good as he was,
if he behaved himtclf-and maintaining
by speaking. that persons have not the
right of property in slaves, under the
law"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-09-09

THE GREAT EAsrERN.-The agents Of
this vessel are now negotiating for three
voyages across the Atlantic instead of
one. This will enable return tickets to be
issued in America; and if the ship pays,
we may yet see her permanently on the
Portland station. Upwards of six thou
sand tickets have already been issued.
Says the Stale Of Maine: at is our de-
liberate judgement that the Great East
ern will continue TO run 10 America in
stead of Australia, and be merely a pic
neer ship of the European and North
American four days line of ocean steam
ers.'
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A ENACTMENT.

n /.
~ William Slaughter, PHI. Before Azor AbeII, a
VS.. SJuStice Of the Peace IF
Daniel L. Case. Deft. Warren Township.
Trumbull County, Ohio
On the eth day Of August, A. d. 1851. said Justice
issued an order OF attachment in the above action for
the sum of Thirty-two Dollars and fifty cents, and said
cause is continued for trial until October 10th. A. D.
1851, at o O'eiOck A. NJ. WILLIAM
Warren, August 90. ISJ7-3W.
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Charge Home.

Payne told the Slave Democracy at
Columbus tn they must "charge home
upon Chase and the Republicans that
they had robbed the Treasury and in
creased the taxes of the people," Mr..
Sparrow, being a Democrat, charged
very soon after this appeal of Mr..
Payne's, but charged in the wrong d.
%rection, completely unhorsing the DEM
Ocracy, through their champion, Mr..
Breslin, showing that he, and he alone.
was guilty of the absolute d~efalcalion.
So much for robbing the treasury. But
i, was also to be charged home that the
Republicans had been guilty of increas-
ing the taxes OF the people. Let us see
about thati The Columbus Journal
publishes the following facts taken from
the Record in the Auditors Office:
Total taxes for 1855 CAST year OF MediI's
term 1891 oil
Total taxes for ls56, 1909, jI3
Less taxes in S94f ,ggs
Here is a falling off of nearly one
million Of dollars during the first year
of Republican rule.
1t may be claimed, in explanation,
that this difference arises from a de-
crease in the local taxes only. This is
not true. The local taxes are decreased
but the taxes for State purposes have
decreased in about the same ratio.
Total taxes FOR e.75i.sO7
,62G, 1872
Less State tax. in Ga
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To the Editor of tie Cafiz Sentinel,
Cadiz, Ohio.
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- Republican Senatorial Committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-08

I orrrR GRrAr INDUCEMENTS TO PURCH AsERs
have enc OF the largest city, where the
raw mserislis purchased for cash and am daily making
csss MTsuces % sessrs o. CHEsKs, u Broad vay.
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MATRIMONIAL.

NEATRMoNrAb-A YOUNG LADY, TwEYrrrHREv
ll years OF age WHOSE acquaintance In % CITY y sumo
whs, limited desir,us OF nrm,y The Of gen
temsn not under tby vita 4 view msrronv; being DE-
pendent herself all she seeks and loving heart she "a
prepos easing Appearance and esses sweet isposl
scr Address Jenny Burns broadway Post Office for one
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AaAA@RaaaA,

a 49,
~ ~ TEr unlpd s...sa s.,snrs,r
VII asp. VIII 4. o d s satss os 20 s,,s
os sssSsrdsy ASsus, a. o'clock NJ ron aw Sssts al
Foy Freight or p.s,ss tIv.as u-ssu&sd srouHaodsous
-. 49, Epwa = ooLIIss, y ~sl sses;
An letter. through s.. oSe Any othsr' VIII
toaoe~rhs s,sarne-. OF ss La. aAr, imsrorsi w,ssr
HE xdrisao ospt James wss Will sal on The lsA Of ssr
NO s1psn.e has boon spared toe se.,asr- .as
nation given shen 'hsT uos q 70,
s.Here.itsr tbs resulx buin snlps rcr ss Inns viii
perform the entire servsce
THE BRITISH NORTH AxssiuAS ROYAL MAIL
,u,.,o.,,- n FROM NEv YORK TO LIVERPOOL. ga,
S st Is rh Pay
rRox BOSTON 10 lvxarooL
't Tn sS ps fro sn'f Bcson cali at nt %
stRssIA Iuds,.s New yO5s TsSns.d.y Avg 10
o %'ss s sss'9 YORK Aug
The Of these ships viii be acsounabe for god
unless sI adns are signed therefor sad tbs value ihseo
therein Expressed fGi ssi s ewing s0R os
s:ssIsssa :!.ss:sis eHsbsss1zi sd~afa is
sT sa% and
saturday ......... Sept !, SATURDAY.
F's 81 specie
so sHS Rev York
Ler, Tor England an, Europe prep. q cents sass hall
WIN be received a. No Bowling Green, New York,
GsEAT REDUCTION OF FARE TO EUROPE
~ First cabin
an n n @ ' s ns tie % rom b.. 10
river at noon precisely. carrying he UNiTAD STATES
souTHAsrroS, nAyar snsxrr so1raArrros
a:: !ss'sIss SGss:. sss va
These ,s.mshps a. Specie delivered in Sa
va Sf PsSifE ss siA
T,HE LIVERPOOL AND new YORK AND PHIL ABEL
phia Steamship Compan, Clyde built roa screw steam
CITY CITY S Sy stFEsSHE TONS G.ps. ssr
Siiy 81 'os: Ssssa Kssnedy
Zee underaoed or oha vessels are ntoaaea 10 sail a fol-
lows
LIVERPOOL
Ciy Of Washington. Wednesday, July !,
CIV Of ssi,more i......:. Jaiy y
1nd every al,e nate wednesday. "S''' 49,
city of FROM Snw roH iihur,a.y July p,
0ity Of Baltimore. .................." Ausas ~
~ And every .le,nA5e Tsgrsdsy: ss s.r'..'
gss IS; rem Liverpool, q s.lSss. s.is.s. and i
privilege ia the saloon @
ards fees).
THIRD Glass PASSENGERS "A limited number OF third class
passeng win be taken found provisions
required From Philadelphia and REV York, $50 From v
erpod, $40
Certificates of will be ssued here parties who
DESTROYS of brin sng their friends correspon ding
These steamers constructed wi proved water tight
coupav es Each vefse c,rries fenced surgeon,
and attention paid to the comfort and OF
passengers
Drafts Liverpool from g. upwards
Specie taken by these veseif usu,l rates
All goods sent to the agents viii be forwarded with econo
my and despatch
For freight passage opy the Office o. the coppsuv
JOBN q. DALE Is Broad~ Az. New York Agent, or
WM Imam. NOS and Is Tower Buildings,
Vtvar n
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WINES AND LIQUOHs.

NV ENGLAND RUN, PURE sPrsrr, ALcoHoLnrs
~ cen Tor sale Al the Invest csss rses o. ne w
llsry, by =. ". STILLS, liz And lis rroy sresk
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NnwFOUNDLAND DoG FOR SARA VERY IAsap
~ handsome and flV bred Newfoundland dog fof seis
weeks.
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aALGx AN AUUNEUH.

4 UUTTON NOTICE-NHw AND sDCOND HAND FUR
a niure oarpets. Ac-S anu Ell Os9OOD Cp aae,
ococ (satardsy large assort mem q furniture
broc Ate and hair cloth solid oak and euamelsd chamber
cuts rosewood and black walnut bookcases wood
md mAhoexny front eegeres wood and
tAAosany dressing bure, do do wsshs ands
l frss of, glasses md oil paintings Brussels and tapestry
carpets also patent sewing machines, with variety Of
Other ARTICLES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-08

LOTION NOTfOg.-THOs. BELL AUCrIOEEER-BY
"A BELL BUsH.-Specia notice TO The public This day,
al lO O'clock the IL North William will
bs sod the business and make ements.
without reserve all he stock of description the sors
20 pay advances bureaus deals counters show
cases tables paintings bronzes dry goods cloth
ny &c
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~ public suction.-The real and personal of the
Kew Rglnnd Coal Mining Company situated in Portsmouth,
T. eht mies from Fan River and ten miles from New
por) will be pnblc auction Friday, August H. 1857,
at 10 O'Clock A The real of the fee OF
hundred OF land mining rights under ired
The mine Is In full operation and the coal of good
quality snd In dema ID The personal property consists OF
machinery RAILWAYS and steam engines in
he charter granted by the legatur Of Thuse.s
saor.Es The mining and uanufac Of any her mOeral,
without limit the locsy For irri her particulars apply
~ NAL or Otherwise to CHI AS. EAERY Esq On the premi
a PdrsInnlth V. L