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LITTLE ELLA.

Mamma, sing that pretty little hymn
for Ella"
Little Ella was lying on her couch
very ill. She had been ill for some time
and was sinking very fast. Hes moth
er had watched over her night after
night, as only an anxious and loving
mother could watch. She prayed and
wept, believing that her little darling
would be spared to her, but all in vain.
The physician had just informed her
that there was now no earthly hope. and
that she must be resigned to the wili of
Him who "doeth all things we'll" And
when little opened her soft blue
eyes, and asked her to sing, she felt as
if her sorrowing heart would break
Controlling her feelings with an effort,
she commenced singing that beautiful
infant hymn:
''There is happy land,
Far, far away,
Where saints in glory stand,
Bright, bright as day.
And as she sang, Ella clasped her
pale, thin hands together and sweetly
smiled. A sunbeam from heavon seemed
to rest upon the lovely babe-her lips
moved as if in prayer, aud she Joined in
singing the hymn with her feble voice
They continued to sing:
"Bright is that happy land,
Beams every eye;
Kept by fathers hand,
Love cannot die"
The mother could sing no more, and
sobbing aloud, she clasped the little suf.
ferer close to her bosom, exclaimipg
wildly:
"My little darling, how can give
you up? o, God spare-spare my
child OIL let this bitter cup pass
from me !"
"Don't cry, mamma" said little Ella.
''in that happy land love cannot die
Oh it will be love-all love. And
you'll come there, too, nanny, and we
shall be SO very happy. Dear papa will
be there, and brother Charley, and we'll
all live there forever. Kiss me, NAM
ma, am going TO sleep. It is growing
very dark Good night mamma"
Little Ella slept. It was dream
less sleep. Hewho blessed little chill
dren, and said, "of such is tbs. King
dom of Heaven" had taken her to him
self.
Her mother sat beside the couch, ex-
pecting her little darling to awake
Soon she noticed the pallor that over
spread her lovely face, she sank upon
Ter knees and pressed her lips to the
white forehead, and the shivering of her
frame told more plainly than words
that her little Ella was dead. She
kissed her clay cold lips, but there was
no returning pressure, she. took her lit
tie hands in hers, but there was no re-
sponsive clasp. The stricken mother
bowed her head and prayed for fortitude
to bear this, her heavy affliotion. She
arose exclaiming:
"Not my will, but thine, o. God be DONE"
Little Ella sleeps in the quiet grave
yard, with the following inscription on
her tomb. stone: -
LITTLE ELLA,
Love ean4st-die."
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EEVery poetical, very pretty, and
very philosophical is the following which
we clip from clever essay-liko column
in the Chicago Journal:
eff man die, shall he live again?"
And once year have daisies answered
it, and Springs little infant given its
fragrant testimony; and every day has
the morning testified, aud yet the world
is murmuring still, eff a man die, shall
he live again ?'"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-06-17

A SYLLoelsm.-Here is one of the
prettiest illustrations of the absurdity
of mere verbal syllogistic reasoning that
we remember to have en;-"A sailor
is not sailor when he is q board a
sailor is not sailor when he is q shore.
But he must be either aboard or ashore;
therefore he is not sailor"
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4oetrg.
Give me the People.
By CHARLES SWAIN.


Some love the glow of outward show;
Some love mere wealth, and cry to win it |;
The house to me may lowly be,
If 1 but like the people in it.
What's all the gold that glitters cold,
When linked to hard or naughty feeling,
Whate'er we're told, the nobler gold
Is truth of heart, and manly dealingl
Then let them seek, whose minds are weak,
Mere fashions smile, and try to win it;
The house to me may lowly be,
If but Ike the people in itl
A lowly roof may give US proof.
That lowly flowers are often fairest
And trees, whose bark is hard and dark,
May yield us fruit, and bloom the rarest!
There's worth as sure meath garments poor,
AS e'er adorned aloftier station;
And minds as justas those, we trust,
Whose claim is but of wealth's creation
Then let them seek, whose minds are weak,
Mere fashions smile, and try to win it;
The house to me may lowly be,
If but like the people in It'll
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toyyeheengEstSje;"

"SpARE THE RoD,' Ero.-"Pray, Mrs
Zapriska, why do you whip your chill
dren so often ?p EI.
ola, Mr.. Worthy, do it for their en-
lightenment. I never whipped one of
them in my life that he didn't acknowl-
edge that it made him smart.n
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E"Father, is not Alexander a he
ro?"
eyes, my boy"
''Well, then, father won't Mrs. Alex
ander be shero?"
"Dry up, boy"
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LA dying Irishman was asked by
his confessor if heswas ready to denounce
the devil and all his works. "Oh, your
honor" said Pat, "don't ask me that
I'm going into strange country, and I
don't want to make myself enemissp
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EA Patlander, who lived in an
attic, being asked what part of the
house he occupied, answered
'If the house was turned topsy turvy,
be jabers, sure I'd be liyin' on the first
fure, honey
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-06-17

WILLIAM A. R1oHARpsoS, of illinois,
has been appointed Governor of the
Territory of Nebraska, in place Of. MARK
W. IzARD. the present incumbent
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New Livery Stable.

c-Ln B. GRAY, Proprietor. Fam
- u. ly and Pleasure Carriages, and
2:40 Horses, to be had at all hours. Passengers
conveyed to any of the neighboring towns on
the shortest notice. Prices reduced TO suit the
hard times UStables in the rear of McNulty
House. Nov 9th. I655.-26tf
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D. q. Fox,

NOTARY PUBLIC, Ashland, Ohio, will
dN draw Deeds, Bonds. Mortgages, Articles
of Agreement &c.. at reasonable rates. Depo-
sitions taken with neatness and despatch. Of.
ice in the Law Office of Kenny & Jacobs
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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PHYSICIANS.

DR. PHI. CLARK, Physician and Surgeon.
the Drug Store of Dulin & Crane. Special at
tentisn paid to diseases of the Chest as well as
all chronic eases
Ashland, May 6. 1857. 4stf
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P. DE PUY.
p. EDISON.
p. EDSON. 2, DE Fl
Edson 90 DePuy,

dLLO17IEyS Nt d@tIt0I Ft1I1tOtIIJ O70eO
"7ILL attend to all business entrusted to
w their care, in the counties of Vanwert
and Mercer. Particular attention paid to the
collection of claims and payments of taxes for
nonresidents. Also agents for the sale of real
estate. 49
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Thomas ]. Bull,

A TToRNEY AT LAW. LoudonyiIIe. Ash
n land County, Ohio, will attend promptly
to all business entrusted to his care.
November 24th. 1855. 26tf
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INSTANTANEOUS.

Q. W. EYAEL-I II. h CHARLES.
Ryal & Charles,
deal ESTATE AGENTS AND SURVEY
Ii ORS, Sioux City, Iowa. Land Warrants
located at reasonable rates. s.---l,z
N B. All selections personally made.
Nov. 18th, 1856. n246
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l. nrann NJ d

CURGEoN AND oCCULIST, Office in
- Dulin Cranes Drug Store, Main st.
Ashland, Ohio. Nov. 9th, lS55.-26tf
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r OUIS ZITTERBART, Professor
- of Music in the Vermillion Institute, will
give instruction TO GLASSES in any town of Ash
land county private instruction to any fam
lies in Hayesville or Ashland. He gives in
atruetion on the Piano, Melodeon and Violin.
He will also teach Bands in any town in the
county.
TERMS reasonable.
April J, 1851 43H
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DR.. s. Woodin,

d ESIDENT DENTIST, Office
M III one door east of. B. F. Samp-
InD sci d Co.'S Drug Store. Teeth
inserted from one to full set. Filling done to
order, and warranted to give satisfaction.
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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L r. GoodfeIlow,
William Ralston,

William Ralston,
; - arszs1S TEWELER AND SILVER
90 q SMITH, few doors west
Of the McNulty House, Ash
NE land, Ohio. Gold and Steel
AkS H Pens, and choice variety
u "a of Jewelry, kept constantly
" 49, inland. Highest price paid
~ for old Gold and Silver Re-
pairing done to order, on rea.
sozabie terms-satisfaction warranted.
November 9th. 1855. 26tf
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DI. q. Buck.

DRAcTIT1oNER OF MEDICINE AND
SURGERY, Rowsburg, Ashland County
Ohio Nov, 9th, Ie55.-26tf
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Willard Slncnu.

A TToRNEY AT LAW, Office on corner of
N Church and Sandusky Sts,, Ashland, o.
Particular attention paid to collections.
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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Baainrsa Gurha.
H8Yg4g.
McNulty House.

A sHLAND, Ohio, by WIN. McNULTY.
IN Rooms airy and eommodious, and table
constantly supplied with all the luxuries of
the season. Patronage solicited.
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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Sampsel House..
Miller House,

M MILLER, Proprietor. opposite the SamP-
NIs sci House, Ashland, Ohio. Good fare,
reasonable bills, and good accommodations. A
liberal share of the public patronage solicited.
November 9th, 1855. 26f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-27
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, DECAN MbEh 20 1oo1.
ApJUsE r1r. MIS-.

ATIBYG,s aARnEN MONDAY EtESxGG Nc n
~ UssquAI4ED SUCCESS OF rErssw ~up.lrwas PfioE,
me GOLDEN fs5G,
rcnetc With The most ca. ric1 larlfpq .-f ~Ensfor*
nations prc.Le expressly, wa NV aor nery &c fcr the
end old
Antoine snt Jerome rs Tob1 ~ Cad Renno
Gabriel Ravet ~ MACDONALD Uo,s nirs
- Marietta H;.nfrctta ca tss tight Eor-
TED -sme,s ea ormas the mos, i. - sss
ner' IN T. CITY q ~ ''-A "
"svLu ..gk5 ON THE TIGhp pnvz
essat, Ia BOUQULTIIcgs VIZ
crgra e. ltt ~ s.mme.a FgG
The Christmas % cenl. Az.
Doors open n. ga. AArslfen 2jceu..
Tickets 5oceps Upper boxe. "a ~ Fci i2smance
sAtuCay ueAt-Lrsld Juyegilo ~-----
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WATCHES. JEWELRY. &C.

49, ~ = Z. a5~ 1891
TEwEIRy AND DIAMONDS FORTY PER CENT LIPS
81 than eos;---Iou.s Anrch, jegelry esablEhmenL &c
Brpadvay doors above Amy street y now selling hs
Persons wishing bag pr.scas for Inc hoIdsys
gill Lrd greatly their sdyantage BY calling a. LOUIS
n,uE GREATEST SACRIFICE OF IEwELkY, Is NOW
made by Louis Anrich. naj broadway, two doors rem
Amy street He IL determined 10 sell his stock % lewery
watches and silver ware amounting 81 so p to close ont
by the VI ~ January lie offers % the public the henen %
bur half Inc He wishes 70 avid selling
oct public auction rare chan nt 70 bc ncvicced
LOUIS ANRtCH 6Ss RrUedw.y
two doors from Amty street
yITATCHEs PROM THE o. S. MARsHALs SALE
w $1,000 ~orth such low prices vii assnsh every
celebrated makers, In gold and silver casas.
WATcHEs AS To sF 1ns moltpAYs
REDUCED PRICES
The sbscrber "a selling ai descriptions ~ watches and
ieyeiry II retail much less than the usual pr1ces
Diamonds finger rings.
Ladies' gold end stone bracelets
Ear rings and hres 1trins-
1.ade@' chatelanc 'halns.
sIentIenen's Ses , chains and guard chains
Pure rold wedding rings.
Keys and seals
studs and sleeve tutons.
Gold speclacles a1d eye glasses.
Gold pens and pencils.
Gold thirnbies.
sod iockets l. 2 q {, and glasses.
silver napkin rings, portemonnaies AMI pensIyss
Impcrcr OF Watches and tewelry Wholesale and Retail
No n Wall street. second noor near Rroed~ny.
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DART or A HOUSE wANTED-BY A FAMILY OF
persons without children, in New York or Brook
lyn be "a gcnee neg hborhood aud with respect
able family, or would take small house At how rent Ad
dress boz 4 KS Pos; once.
WANTED-PAgr or \ HOUSE IN THE FIFTEENTH
w ward Consisting Of four with basement, also,
hath and pas IN houre Rent be moderate. Apply
Al Mailer OF Thirteenth sirectand broadway from
2un dAChsbN'
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ISzRA LuDLOW JR, A co Will SELL. on MoNDA'

INLHA LUDLOW JK., n 10. " Id NFTI w MUNUAl b
II Dec - NJ their salesrooma No y Pine street at II
O'Clock q very choice private Of wines. brandes &c
eonsi-iing q Amontllado, Dui Gordon Maps.na piex
imperial pale aud golden sherres Maitland and
Phelps Gov Hopkins Busl Serca aud East India Asdcra-
Summation Hunt co.. Osberne and Victoria ports. chs
pagnes and Of quality and high repuaton Cog
brsndes 81 the finest qualities very old Holland gn
Cr1r spirits, old Bourbon whskey, Ac
Also sra Of aprlc Jack Of ne quality. Also,
choice Ct Havana II best brands aud quality Also
rariinee Nc Al ~ O'Clock precisely. Nery small lot ~
ani brandy belonging 70 the heirs Of an estate in the
hand. o. executors.
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DAWN BROKERS' SALE.-THE PERSON WHO
I bought old fashioned gold watch white dial, the
nh Of May ias Al Ne ras, Broadway have the value
OF ~ ana confer particular favor BY sailing At
II. seosri ssgy tQl Nassau street. corner Ana, II, 5.
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DCCKLEyS' sFRENADEIS,
ID $50 broadway, opposite Nblo's.
New sty lie OF .
ETHIOPTANISM. .
PLANTATION PASrrMES.
Original Refrains and Negro Melodies,
Nsa Songs. New Solos,
Great Hen Convention
And picture 81 southern Negro ite
DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI.
Doors oper At 6i,; commence Al ia precisely.
Admission % cents oally.
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rSpwARp scHENcK AUcrIoSEFR r. AZ. II

EDWARN NUHENtk1 AUVTIUNkFK-Bn - = "
~ sCukNCk.-Tuesday, 1rh instant at III O'Clock, ~
their sAlesroom. No ~ Nassau street importers stock 81
gal. watches diamonds Jcwelry, comprising
magic hunting and chrcnometers duplex patent
and detached levers also ladies enameed watches set with
ciam3nds also diamond bracelets brooches, pins,
rings sudssud rings In clusers and single sose snounled
In gold Florenne and Roman mosaic.
and other Of pins earrings gold vest
guard oh chains oselsine seal rings pins, earrings
studs buttons &C. sale positive by order OF the as
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WAITE MANY DOLLARS PRICE o. CENTS
THE NEW YORK ALMANAC AND YEARLY RE

VALUE, MANY DOLLARS. PRICE % CENTS.
THE NEW YORK ALMANAC AND YEARLY RE
CORD FOR 1858 is now ready 226 pages, cloth binding
price Is contains besides the ordinary calendar
pages and almanac matter daily record Of the ampera.ure
aimos for s6 and 1851 Chronological Table Of
important events foreign and domestic, In 1856 Neurology Of
1871 Chronology OF Nicaragua; Chronological Hsor! Of
America 1872 History OF New York Cy Lists Of city
State and United goyernments The New city Charter
The Metropolitan Police Bl Description OF the Central Park
Surveyed Routes for Pacific Railroad Militia Force 81
United States Debts OF different Nations; Banks, Insurance
Offices Public Institutions, NC, IN New York; Rates oil
Wharfage Hackney Coach Fares Garments Rates. Location
of Piers in New York Representations of the weather.
Clouds Winds, Noon I.inbow, Atmosphere, &C. aud a
useful 10 everybody but especially TO
New Workers also contains space for memoranda FOR
each day ia the year
Agents wanted sell this book in MI parts Of the city Pub
ushrd by MASON BROTHERS,
I05 and no Duane street, N. Y
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CoPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
oDEn -APARTTrR WANTED IN ANoYsTFR AND
DLDV. saloon, located on hn best corner mo
town. the centre OF business jus, Starting
but give il his entire atenl9n AMY gn
Monday, the 2-h inst, 10 GAFFNfN n NEInHARpt 40
Chatham square.
d N nnn To sNC0C.-A BUSINESS MAN, OF GOOD
DIU.UUO character and standing, can OBTAIN an mic
rrs in an established exchange and banking Office dong
lucrative business but requiring more personal assshnee
experience and eapacsy 10 take charge ~ the m
current money department, preferred Address FINANCIAL
Herald ONCE.
NrEw YORK. DECEMBER ~. 1s5T@rHR PARTNER
IN r existing between the undersigned, under
the or oHe mcaee for the sale o. co dissolved
,his day mutual consent. Mr. Thomas uTNl Is author
I1ed to cash I'll debts 10 The said hfm snd settle AZ claims
ageir.t thc ssoae TIIOS. O'NFrfIs
PATRICK MCGEE.
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SCARS. go.
900 600 OF AL KINDS =, aS n SEs sS or n. po
lees than cce NJ I. SCRODERS mandatory. Cannon
street Samples also te Al a. j. Rush RS y Old
slip.
IAsH WILL NOW COMMAND sous GREAT BAR.
~ gains segars am closing out Ill invoices advance
~ sny price thet viii covrr the advance Rec.i
ic Havana Herman and domestic be had
chear. y. CHEEKS II Broadway,
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EXPRESSES,


yxvrIIS FARGO CO, NEW YORK AND CALI.
w fornia Express Company ana Exchange Dealers
Joint stock Company capital, s6JD00O Once 81 broad
Expresses sent 70 California Oregon ana sandwicn
slsrds the 2ph of each month To Havana the Th
i2h aud ytb OF each mouth Exchange sale
suit California oregoa Sandwich Islands Havana lios
ton and philadelphia. Notice California B0ndholdersW,
y. prepared to receive the old bonds Of The
Eeis California transport the 10 Sacramento City
snd procure nsw accordsne with the act OF 18th OF
April, Hs1, a. f.tggp same 10 this City.
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SHIPPING.


EtOR LIs ERPOOI.-THE UNITED STATES MAIL
seamshsp BALTIC j. Gomssoc6, commander VIII DE-
part with the ". s. malls for Europe positively satcRs
JAN 49, at II o'clock M from her berth a. the foot o. CanA
street
freight passage. having uneauaed accommodations
for elegance and comfort apply 10
EDWARD K. COLLINS, bs Wall -ree.
Passengers will please DO board at III o'clock A. NJ
AL letters must pass through the Post ocu ANY otness
will be returned
NoroK-The steamers this improves water.
tight has been spared make
them all good new. The thorough examination given
them proves their mode OF construction yet upeQualed
TIME BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL EAu
4 STEAMSHIPS,
rrox NEW ToRx TO LIvERPooa-
Onief cabin
Second cabin passage 10
saon sosroz LIVERPOOL
cao,n pSsssss. ..''s~.xe
<soond a. rom Boston call ut Halifax.
VIE ab1us 'on, leavs \. York "Wednesday, Dec
a r,.lCA f. +" B0stOn, Wednesday, Dec IL
4 nEpras S~jN N.York, Wednesday. Dec. a.
lax Boston, "Wednesday, DeN 90
~SEInH Trs "ork, "Wednesday, Jan- 9, 1883
SE : ga irdrtS.. u "Wednesday, Jan Is 1868
THSARI Iu Wshmsn. Bose 'vsdnssdAs Jan G 1896.
AFRICA Shannon, u.yofk,
ber.ns nos secured unul Ps.a h ION; ~od,
Tho owners of ships VIII not 20 Accountable
diver, bullion specie, jewery, precious stones or metals
lsss bills adng signed therefor aud tho value hsoi
therein expressed. For freight passage aPriy 10
4 CUHAAA. bowling dresu.
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ORCHARDS KlEGSLAND, AUCyIOEEER.
III By RICHARDS KINGSLAND co,
Salesrooms No 1854 Broadway,


Thursday at l01 O'Clock A. NJ importers and manufacu
sale Of rich fancy goods watches diamonds jew
ey fine ormou and gold bouere ladies' cabas silver and
patedware china and glass perumery and fancy r
ccs OF every description holiday The
largest superb offered for sale ~
auction.
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EDwARp scHESCK, AuCTLoNEER.-BY T. a y: IL
~ ScTESCk, Thursday. sisi inst, at one O'Clock a.
their sales-oom No g Nassau street very fast sorre
horse 10 hans high warranted perfectly sound and kind IA
the saddle but old last Juy
Las mile Ia harness IN minuies - seconds has
trained snd believed 70 be the best horse OF his
aye IN the state. sold To a execution.
EDwARD ScIIENCK. ArCrioNFER.-By Is, a y. II.
IL SCEENCk-Qn Monday, Ssh INST, al one oclock, az
thcir sacsrccin No. - Nassau street one elegant double
e.rgan, cutter also several single harness sleigh
md Lap robes.
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CPLENDID SALE OF MAGNIFICENT PARLoR FUR

CPLENDID SALE OF MAGNIFICENT PARLOR FUR
nure Brussels and Aubusson carpets bronze Candida
day Dec g. 1857 at the house ll6 West Fifteenth street
The whole sold without
with regard the weather. comprising splendid assert
of furniture made to order and in perfect condition. all
which be sold for cash in foows-Parors
Two heavily carved rosewood paro suits covered with
consisting of sofa, chair
reception chair parlor chairs, spring volaires
rich moQuet library bookcases carved marble
cepre side and tables; bronze and ormolu clock
days Dresden and ornaments suitable for
very valuable oil paintings;
eegeres Italian satuary top side etegeres
and back gilt frame pier glasses with rich con-
soles &C. DC Dining rocm-Sold extension table
chairs walnut dining and tea tables sofa bed manei
clock gilt frame mirror ngrain carpet spring seat mahoga
ny chairs glass ware tumbers, gobets, champagne,
punch ivory handle cutlery silver plated French
decorated gold band and breakfast ses casors
liquor set and general assortment Of table furniture both
useful and ornament Chamber Observation-Disclosures
bedstead solid and walnut; six pure cnred mat
tresses pillows; four superior spring Mattress
rosewood secretary, marble top dressing bureaus do
oommOdea and washstands
N.B-One superior rosewood piano. inlaid with pear and
pearl keys warranted for two years by the makers
T. GOULDSMITH Auctioneer.
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A CAnFMY OF MUsIC.-T PURITAN
"A OK MONDAY nyC. 2S-iNa NIGHT.
FIRST aud only night 81 the entire Opera OF
PURTTANf
being the lrs: essentially Italian Opera In which
CARL FORMES
vili appear. On the evening,
Positively THE LAST APPEARANCE BUT ONE OF
tprior To his departure for Europej
SfGISMuND THAIBEKG,
who viii appear the Of the Opera and play I've
OF his most admired compositions.
HENRI yIfUXTEMPS
viii appear The evening.
The Prima Donna,
Madame ANNA CARapORI,
from The Italian and German London VII make hes
APPEARANCE IN oPEkA
on "Wednesday Dec. ". -
In active preparation and toc produced forthwith Bceho
ven : classical opera of
nue notice will be given Of lis first nigh.
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HENRY III. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a MAS.
III stvee-IIENRY n. LEEDS co will sell At suc.
ton, MONDAY Dec - and Tuesday ~ at 0l, clock
OF costly watches and tewerF iron safes scales watch
fcrias once furniture &c positively without
der Of Nathan Pla Esd receiver being the entire stock
effects AMI Of Morris r. Saunels Co and valued
at sbou. 80 go consisting Of very ape Eng
nsh Ffench aud Swiss wsshes and wh movements
perior quality and finish, by Cooper Yates Bresous viii
lis ToEuss Brindle Negus Bruoinneld Johnson Hustler
ros Bsrcb teylsnd Roske York Carver and other &c.
LIBERATED makers Also ship chrosoeer by Bliss Creigh.
also assortment of hands ruby pins diamond
owder hooks watch jewels cysoles keys, dia glasses
Ac N. " Mutual ~ and
certificate No. 40 do, do Also two iron safes large Jew
elers scales; do diamond scales iesks chairs
40. Sale pere,nptory