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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-04
BuRLiSGroS AND Missouai River

RAILKoAp.-fn Directors of tars Iuad
are Compelled H. make a final location
thereof, aud To ale Meir plots IN the res-
pec:,ve land office Tor lne districts tnrou-
gh W ca II passes, on or beture The first
day vi April neAl. No one knows TO a
certainty what place On III. Mssous,
River will he tie favored rom, for lis
western terminus, but we bcllve that If the
Directors will look 10 the true Interests
OF the road. they Will make this pom,
their terminus, or al Nishuabo,ane.
Nebraska Cnu .News, tn.
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For County .7ssessor.
THOMAS NJ. CURTIS.
The Advertiser.

0eatls reader we are about 10 make
some changes IN our paper. One change
has already been made 10 this, to wit;
mat Samuel Dewell has parted with all
his interes, herein, and Wells Splcer is
now the sole proprietor and editor, and
will hereafter conduct the paper in per.
son. These changes have taken place
and the change we now propose IL an
ENLARGEMENT Of the paper.
II was an experinen, when the Ad.
vsr,ser was first established here-it
sscsesded-i, was an experiment, when
j, was frs. enlarged-i. succeeded. II
uo~ 10 an experiment 10 increase the
slse, aud we can only hope 1t may be as
successful as our past experiment. Ii oil
sourse will be in the Lature Of our pas,
experiment, and like them will require
money. Money, is tho cry from every
corner; and to enlarge the paper and
keep 1t going one year will almost lie.
Quire constant stream of specie 10 pass
into our pocket, TO keep pace with the
demands which will be made upon it,
With such large sized paper i, will be
q grea, expense TO publish i, and to
NEE, these expenses. We will require all
that is due US, and perhaps = little be-.
s'des. Reader. if you wish to see tn,
Advertiser flourish with an increased
sss. If you are owing i, anything, 60
spd do unto otL.rs as you would wish
10 be done by"
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S ANU EL DEWEl
SURVIVOR at Upton AND arsrs.,

sCHNhfoH at IEFToy AND aEsrRAI
LAND AGEsT.
WILL attend promptly to I'll bust.oss s.,t,
ing an agent: such IA
Pr IfAG of TdXES
Buying and Yelling on Commission.
s'vi'is IN oTmation resp. citing lands In TIL. coup
~. EmIzrants and all peraons WISHING to n,.-
chase choice lands either improved or ueir,-
proved can BE- accommodate d on reaso,abl.
terms by calling at his oflsa.
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0eary 70 be Thrown Overheard. The
RufaAns at Wo,k

The Tribsae's Washing.on correspon-
dent Of to-day says: Gov. Geary u not
unwilling to resume tho government of
Kansas Il the ADMINISTRATION will sustain
him therein, but he can do no good there
unless Lecomp.e and oil other federal
office holders who are ia league with tine
Border RuAian oppressors BE- pr mptly
removed, and the saili,ary commandant
instructed TO sustain him 10 putting down
all Disturbances.
There 10 no rational ground for hope
thai these condltioDs will be complied
with. Clark, Calhoun aud Whitfield are
here pressing the President TO accep,
Geary's resignation and appo,n. Sou.
,hern successor. think no appointment.
Will be announced at present, leaving the
Govcrnmen. in the hands Of Secretary
Woodson. ... -.
General Orvill Clark Of New York. is
strongly recommended Tor the pos. and
his political relations render his selection
acceptable 10 the south. ........t ....
Mr.. Harrison, Of Ky, is also sug-
ges.ed. but not urged BY any important
influence. ....-.. "a ...
1000 !s(issourisns have taken lawless
possession Of the Shaw nee reserve. l
lear further troshles are imminent.
The Tmss' Washington correspond
en-. Of the 22d says: A new Governor OF
Kansas - SUCCESSOR to Governor Geary
will, beyond doubt, BE- appointed mex.
week. When the resignation was re.
ceived, and up 10 last Tuesday, ii was
the full determination Of Mr.. Buchanan
TO urge his retention Of the responsible
pos. he has filled SO ably. and, Il nessary
TO grant him carte blanche Tor the future
in addition to recognizing aud endorsing
his past acts.
81, &c, however. the St. Louis letter
has been dIge,sed, aud it has become
appaten. that Mr.. Geary's desire to be
relieved Is preeHptory, new. lane ot policy
has become Indispensable.
Gov. Geary Is to see the Presiden,
and Secretary Of Stale Tomorrow.
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are to be informed in March.
There are 20 Bapti., churches in Germa-
ny. with 70 900 thousand members.
The expenses OF the Corruption inves'
tapa,ion Committee are es,iuted al heI'
" $4,000. .-ra.-. =
The ladies' are adapting another 'ash.
ion-shat of having their hair cut Snort
like anen. ----.-.--..
The son. of Chief Justice Marshall,
are now the largest land holders III Eau
quier County. Va.
The extensive paper mills belonging to
Williams, Andrews. Il Co, Of Delaware
Ohio, was destroyed by FIRE on FRIDAY
last. ssa# a#r5 &&*
/, turns on. tina, the lady killer Phyfe
alias Melville, is All igno. ant, vulgar,
Irish shoemaker, and very great scoun'
drel. .-. ~. ., - -. -,
s&-The Council OF Cedar Rapids
have granted the RICH, Of wav through
that town to the Chicago. Iowa aud Me-
braska Railroad Company.
Mr.. Hume of Alexandra, who was
sho, BY Col. Lee. a, the Pension Otlce,
was The person who went TO Boston 10
reclaim Anthony Barns.
1t is reported tina, Mr.. b chanan has
selected James Buchanan Henry, neph.
ew OF the President elected, to be his prl-
v.,e Secretary u. uA
Fory students have left the Mississip-
pi University a, Oxford since holidays,
the majority having been expelled Tor the
offence ol reph,ng hen roo~ts.
A turkey weighing 81 pounds was IN
New York city on Saturday. intended
as pr-sen, for President Buchanan on
the day Of his Inauguration.
A .,cahco party" in aid of the Associ-
alton for the Relief OF the poor. was re-
Gently held in Uuca. the receipts IN
cash and clothing were $3.50.
Grasshoppers made their appearance
in Ware, Mass. two weeks ago. but lett
immed lately under the conviction tina, they
had "come TOO soor.
The Detroit Tribune Of Saturday says.
Mr.. Daniel Wolfe. living pear Center
vile, ST. Joseph CO., commenced SOW.
ing wheat on Monday.
Eether men or women become what
they were intended TO lie by carpeting
their progress with velvet; real strength
is tested by difficulties.
Jocot Best, OF G.eenbush. was dig.
ging away some earth near his house Oh
Wednesday, when he found the remains
Of a ll,,Ie girl. How they came there is
a mystery.
Gen Cass i. reported to have written
to his son Major, Cass, now Charge al
Rome, al Mr. Bnchanans request 10 ,e-
turn Immediately to be Asslstau. Secre.
tary oil State.
The members Of the oldest Dry Goods
Commission firms IN Boston, few days
since called their clerks together al pre-
sented TO each a check Tor 4 handsome
amount a laudIble ACT.
The Salary Of Supreme Court Judge
IN the State OF New York is 81 500 per
annum. Nov that three OF the Judges
are abou, TO be hauled over the Goals
tins item may possess fresh interest.
Water was let into the Deirware and
kartan Canal on tie 81. The Morris
canal is al preset' empty, by, nav.ga-
gaion is expected 10 b. resumed IN n lew
days.
\ repor. las tesn made bv the engi.
nppr .runlovp1 In Strr.v ,rI .S,f,y,,.., 49,.
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Webster .4ppoiated srsis.-- The Mil.
waukee Wisconsin says: il - known to
some few tina, the apo intment Of Judge
Curtis was due 10 Daniel Webster.
lie .egarded him as one Of the ables,
lawyers in tn" Union. and such he truly
is. Webster persuaded Fillmore to ap-
point Judge Curtis. Geo. G. Evans. of
Maine earnestly wanted the place. Web.
sIer opposed him. Gurus was appointed.
Evaas was implacably offended --pursu.
ed Webster to the better end. aud Evan,
- now disciple Of the Buchanan school
OF slavery extension. Fortunate for the
country. was the sagacny Of Daniel
Webster 10 placing such able and clear
headed Jurist, at the present CRISIS, a.
BenjamI Rand Curtis. on the Supreme
Bench OF the United Stiles CHI. Tr,.
bunS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-04

Died al has Post The engineer in
charge Of the tram which was preclpita.
ted INTO the Desjard,ns Caoal near Ham.
llton, G w., wh,stled down brakers,'
and while endeayoring TO avert the ca.
tasirope went down with the engine
Instead OF attempting to escape a, the
first warning. he remained Al his pos, OF
duty. and sacrificed his own life In a noble
effort - slre others
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THETA OPINIONS. The telegraph informs
us tina, the pro-slavery Judges OF the Su-
preme Cour a, Washington have been
busy Tor some time back in revising their
opinions in the bred Scott cas- aud il
seems they have got into something OF
a wrangle among the mselves. We hope,
for the honor oil our rational juri<pl uden-
ce. tina. they will. while revising their.
opinions, endeavor to bring them more
into harmony with the principles Of justice
and common sense.
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Polygamy Too, Under the princi.
plies OF the bred Scott decision, Cong re IS
can pass no &C, to forbid PoIygamy in
Utah. Il. like Slavery, is . "do,nrs,ic
and wholly under the Con.
troll Of the Inhabitants Of the Territory
wren forming . 6s,c.
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For .7'ssssor.--ls is generally con.
c-ded TO let Thos N Curtis be an indie.
psn3en. candidate .oi Assessor. Mr..
Curtis has ssrved ia this capacity before.
ne h's h't experience aud has given
general satisfaction is all we can say OF
him. which probably IS en- ,ugh. /. wall
be remembered thu, there is another
Curtis in this County, who resides IN
1Imoa. ihos NJ. resides in Inland.
and is Republican, Curtis OF Tip'on is
the very OPP site. Don't let taere he a
misunderstanding Of the matter.
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A New GoyERSoR roa Kansas.

A New GOVERNOR roR K.s,As-
Our dispatches from Washington indi-
cate tim, Robert J. Walker either has been
OF viii be appointed Governor OF Kansas
TO succeed Gov. Geary. He will BE- a ze.
alous ally OF the slavery extensionis,s.
bu, less excepllonabIe than some other
southern candidates who have been nam
ed in connection with the Office. Mr..
Walker 10 grea. spe cula,or, and it Is to
b. hoped tina, he will see that success IN
that line. in Kansas will depend upon
making II free Sta.e.-Chisaso Pres.
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Imports and Erports The imports
into the United States for half the wear
ending in December 81. 1855, were
$3.50 800, 979; the exports for the same
period were $780, 2,232. The imports
a. New York for January and FEBRUARY,
1857, were $14.53I ga: the exports for
the same period were Sl2 962, 62S.
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MEssRs. EDIroRs:
Under present circumstances l deem
it advisable to Withdraw az candidate for
the Office Of County Assessor. Hoping
that the Republicans Of Old Cedar will.
to a man, vote Tor Mr.. Curtis.
March 26th. ZrxAs Hsowv
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"yR have en- hand and for sale, . variety OF
w slikinds Of Blanks, Including
Deeds MortxageA SoteA
Eobpoenas, Bonds, Exec storS,
Petitions for Law .aaitA
do. Roads
Notices for Law .suitA
do. Roads,
Receipts for use of Supervisory
mi al other Banks used by publis s0eers snd
badness meu.
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We are requested to announce WILL
LIAM K. S. HALL, as al indie penden,
Wudgtlets for rbps'at's.
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REPUBLICANS STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.
Per Commissioner Demoine River improvement
EDWIN MANNING.
For Register Demoipe River Improvement
STEWART COODRELL.
Fer eupsrinte ndeut Of Public Instruction
L. Fl. BUGBEE.
For Register State Land OmsS
w. II. HOLMES.
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$4,000 Worth Of Property
To he Distributed on tue
Fourth OF July, 1887.

To he Distributed on tue
Fourth OF July, 1857.
THE Undersigned will give away on the sksvs
day. i'll the Town OF Upton, tho following list of
Naluables:
l,SEI Ia &c Il Sec IS, ~ RS; be-
lug good farm, Humber improvement
with good frame house, lG by 70, and
stable fonee and other valuable In
rrovements on it Valve ssss
., NV II y L IA Soc SO, 70, r 8; forty
acres; good land; being about twenty.
i've ac'es o. 1. yaluaLls LlSlsS. Vs.se Ste~
8, Good Horse l6s
4, Good Mare, i2S
S, Tso-horse Carrissa 60
c, One Wagon, 50
:, one Cow and Ias u
g. Rae.gun, fifty !ieces OF silver - h. rs
One PaFlor Stove, IL
To- Sett Harness. Is
800 Smaller Prizes valued at from to 10 Si1 liz
Fcr the purpose ofGisFcaluS of ths aEove. tbs
under~i RHed >. divided it into one lhousaaa ists
aul "ili distrhu;e it TO holders o. 20, eips Of -
10 Fourth Of JHly Entertainment
Possession of The Land will be given o. tie
l5th Of Nov. ls5T. The Distribution viii no nan-
aged by Five met. chosen ~ tho Receipt Ho.asrA
ana n"iice Of ibe time aud place OF Dlstrib9tsA
VIII lie given through the Upton Advertiser.
- THOMAS DAWSON.
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sUh pElORS OR E.YGIyEEps

or a', " purchase coed TllE0pOLITE
NJ .slti-a - .esipsss. csn he accommodates
=, D. -xar
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a. q. HORTON, AuOrIOwEER-slLg NO. "a
VI. esrrrne street WI sen rressy W fosl o'tlook
a. sesroon one wagor oue doc0r's gig, spring cart
tnd harness one piano. o % iron rafting hani cara ra1o
S.rei counters and shslvnKi also, Vet Of flrnture
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1857


NHs .J s 800 az i .:sssol gssR s a.
$40. sifss !. sii 3 . s' ,sss s.; s,'5
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sy' 'on- ~sa'urap sss, snsd iIsssr souls
ra,s , ss.s,su sosWn AMERICAN ROYAL NAL
YRos INV rosH 70 urnvooL
5000 ~, soa
,,., 'oRics 70 ' ii1siicOi 49,.
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Ss.. pss,, .; , ssssS 1, o. "a. Ssasa ,
nod S Ss ,.ss Ss
~ ~ 30 SSss Il R,' e. i Ssssss area
Me- van T sss,, IND EIv.AscoL UNIFIED srATss
,s assi :: ss,S sS ~ sSSSs &C.:
sl ss s. . ~ S ,ass ss
or rs shO isl. Jorge OorIsh sonmhd will vosi
pp % 6oasS 1ss TsssSSSs
sS ", ,f Rarsr y osSo.s e,
sUnnss saIs soreh q Ship yUsKTUws icr .1nsSo
found ppy RIOS q ko6bs q souh ' rs"l '' AIM
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go sss ed as .sse.dss En.ss sssssi
ssI oosfis II ssc S ~ h'n ' Apply % SA
IT,. y. i;s5 Eys1Ss ss,a S.
rom psS e SCrs river 70. q sasss sss.. ~ ''s
ss g sss Il .ss 4 sa ss s.;.
esid az, reach Gsm ts pumps Sses res q sss IL
s e. sss r {. g. o sss
he day before ssiliaa nssssa 'pscv" Pc be'sss
ssSI, M :H ss'ss Pc s:s:
CrExM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
> EDJnBURo 80 sons William Cnrslnsis, lJno lzier
Gov n. John Duncan So1 s Ssf fSo sasos
,Ss powerful steamers from New York % aasaos arses
Ednburs, satrd4y Mach L. atl O'Clock, noon
s-s'N '..''.' lig gss % Sss.ss''i Aon
Ssshs Or pssssss sSp'5 . JOIN scsYsos, spssawsy
New Yors CITY oi.ls or gold only reeeivedIor passage
NOTICE TO rAssrNoEas AND IMposTERs
rom n s.9poa s ns
ii Pb,sepha and tna, tbs sssss ~. n ~
sD even Wednesday sop, ilvspooi,o Ssr
dsirsi.Ss each sspss'u Ss's ''"''s 'N 'A'a 70 fA
The ysrpool and Phaae ph~ Steamship ocmDsny's CIds
Oily o. EALIiSSRE::.' 2 81 toni. .o.O. a l>.eh
GITy o. W.saaIyaTon. 2ss1 tons. .Capl " WYE.
CITY OF MANCHESTER 2io9 :ons Capt 7. PsEsA
,s nSs rHdeT'''sd or other vssss nisSd AN
yEon lyrsgsol
~; ;y y sssss,as.sas Ns '"' "''1:' ~ vs9 Wy
Ssa.~ss .,,, su,,n.,, - ,ss,,,,x an March
Aha 'A'i rR nSs' aS1v w'''a"s
ssss.rSS s' Nay IaIs iha.a. q Mach is
And S.s each "a ,is s,sa r ISassdaS
From Pbis se,phia and New Yark 800 Sos SIS
G% T ss ssHs Il s ss S az s:,s
he same pr vese1 !, &c saooD inSln1ins Stewards s
TINTED number Of sud eass psssengsrs vii BE- ,,sen
prom Phlasesha saI New Says an
FROM Liverpool 80
Certaoses Of passage win be issued here 70 parss Who
sss yh"ss sa ss ar Su. Snas
sh, cn'1r%sas sad each vs,ss carries sseern I'd
sep 10 81. Asants viii be- forwarded Win sscnn, asi a.
spsoh For freisAi or passage apply 10 WIN "'
JOIN Mo- . II P wsau A .s,ss. rAr.asJos..
wu, 1 .,, ADS so u src :, Tsyl Sss y9,s
i1ve-goo1
4 UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE EsrABLrsHED 1854
1nS s' n E1i Yos ssH s T ssD., o
a. W gqg.n. - n 90 .essSr'
10 row at her berth pss sSsi rTer receiving .Arse ard
so AMY sssss sSnper e ssT pb rSso s, s 81 r
ANY sp nov up Tor Melbourne Tss X g. viii De %.
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a UCTIOE rOrIrE-TgOs. BELL, AUCTToNSER-sY
n BELL BUSH TUESDAY at l0is o'o ccs IN our sails
~ sorh william street wil be SOLD general assor
sep a dry rneds hosiery and fancy ayecfes Als an es
tpaivr variety OF excellent household frnrs and bouss
farnsh'ng Nr-lss, double and single harness, canary
rda
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-02

UCrION NOT1CE-wE TAKE PLEASURE IN
N ealn the aepo of readers 70 the )sse sale OF
sgnicenL Household furniture wo-ks Of tc TO NJ
rsdc this morning by Nash aTeou-er beiug The largest
ssl really elegant furniture offered At public auction This
ssfDz ed thst article will positively ce
sold without any the honse 70 let with I'm
mediate POSSE skion See his advertisement
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A vCfIoH NOTICE Ca ocKERY Gil ass AND CHINA
3 y 8 n. BARTLETT Anedcneer. vii SAL or Tues
sf roeies md ether white granite glaso china common
ware a. Also. tAc stock O; a dealer. hale positive.
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a ssIGNErsi sAtH OF snoo WORTH or WATCHES,

4 ssIGNsEs' SALE or sn,oo WORTH OF wATCuHs
q jsvshy, diamouds ard silver pi,ed wsre, kr-wM T.
pOvh aucucEeer -By GEORGE Nr1nOiS,-on rrifNy,
en- March 81 ltt cecil at No elg Broatyay, unier
ktetoss fo,sL uEOR1E EItHO.H vii sell AZ abnve, by
order 81 AbboN Brothers ATTORNEYS fer assgness The entire
stick OF large down town importing wsnh and Js~eiry
house removed 80 Pruadwa- convenience OF sale
aynouptng IN value 20 over SO 90 81 o. ~hch VII mo po
..ey thou 70 the highest bid iers Tho
stock every variety pattern watches jewel
diamonds clocks and silver plated aud b In cvsy
don Of dealers aaf o,nars 10 want "
ha tf ery, 40 The stock cpsss Of 90 gold chains OF
.0n god and silver watches IN buntrR sd single
nrsss: 40 danord pins rings q gnsH 81 real
rtu Sizes Of rens gold rns aud rings 90 gross
ne . ant hard solder pins II dozen hne neo cora
Bracelets aud maslc ss IN everf ttvlc
ns~h fsr, everything usually 70 oe fund
ewoy hfuse Al-o large assortment 81 silver
ptsfsd Of - table and de
aud orss s sets OF sS piece each ~ cas osske
every pattern $50 sas lad SC bendss large
nsanrmcn Mt Of french clocks Tbs stock
zoods be sod In cts sui purchasers isras OF
cash bapkabe mcnsy CatNtogues vu be ready
Vednesasy March and can be had % appcNison a. We
mud S. Nassau street. No pcsiponemeal
ereount ~ tie weather. ~ order or
ABBorr BRoTRERS ArOrpeys COR As.Ixness.
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A ucrIos-ro MORROW. MARCH 8 AT II OCLO *

A UCrlON-rO MORROW, MARCH ). AT u OCLO N
a P M Of valuabi tracts af land ia Ne Jersey The
.si cha offered for the mrs. magnificent building
ST. lire OF the Neg Jersey Rai-oaf eonAoag twenty
tgh and healthy location OF soma seyeoy ieet
he giving OF eight ten miles or bsaiu
ful country also AZ the time aisrn OF $50 scre, adon
enid twenty. The aad y hieh state OF guilty Atom,
well ieuc.d and well waered With largo two story ho1sc,
500 bans COW houses and outsu'dnfs IN aounnsDce
With ali kinds lanfs .ted living between
sroe roads web caca aied 70 cut into los Of Nv ten AID
each be- divided into two th &C farms For
cong business In the city and wishing 70 form set
o. mem 81 country seats % sale oilers great nd emenv a.
be for beauty of convenience o.;
and from the ciy teesn minutes walk from deoo ~
Rahea sours ride by railroad from Ses focs, @
ph ten lines each daily. Bale lakes pace On he
promises iSges In attendance dsy o. sac 70 meet
L. trains leaving York a, 10 and n O'Clock M to
pers1rs the grounds Terms ,de known on day
Of sais. Attendance given by the sub .cr bers.
a, GINNING MAkTrN, pro,rs...-.
LFANDER BISHOP, S''oS~
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JOHN W AsaSEAD, LATE ATTORNEY o. faE
Uried States for the Ess Iitic Of Psnns fvSoiA
tas remo.ed from the cv OF Foiade pha N INA cy sew
Yot with the 6esn of aaog !, the Orsccs Of Nv ana
Offices over sank. OF oeetmSo
lie has Dad experience Of more than
s.a's ano eeera ald .t give prompt ataauo, 10 pr,f.a
al u'sd his Ne giii dertaka
the ctr OF Pbedeoh and give ooa'oss and
the iavs of PeDosslvsus and s,nnd
legal procs. he ~ give them his
so a. superyon He Jefsrs 70 ths Jsdses OF NE ursa
and n street courts Of bs United sts In PtiaisipSa %
the the Supreme Csat Of the staa and 70 the
Iud the Dkict Ccut sud the i'ourt OF Common Pleas
for tie city and county Of Philadelphia
d aS AZ j0 o's,oet Al IA Cha ham souare !arss ~
Of and second hspe lrnitare; aso damaged
cutlery, feather beds, cirpss, mir
clocss OIL paintings, sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-02
q UCyIoN SAVE OF ArLrBE SECOND HAND FUR

COTTON SALE OF AlLTBE SECOND HAND FUR.
n rure In house 12s West rwenty slghto street
dy, Ma ch lOL o'cocx- b. SAIX : Aucioneer will
eel above without any all the furniture OF the
Sitting tf suits pa-os niu-e mahogany
sofa chss rockers Brusses three ply carpets
forte paintings, rawlings hair and ms.ressss
beos bedding micrors, book ~a-d-obes
bweau care fancy, centre and pier nes mantel orn,
china ery cutlery Kitchen and base uent 'urn
tsre ,Bclch, bedstsaos passes &C. The whole TO be
nupAlr.ly O d. shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-02
oIIiCS N0 ,d sa masaasn Ss..hsis s,r,o,s

UCTiCN NUTsCE r NASH. AUCsICNEGH Nal
a niteeht rosewood and mahogany ho lsshrtd flrn,ure
dspocfe och plate aof nAants mirrors, voyo.
pes elegant oil paintings silver Va IF ASH
VIII SELL by ctaos ihts day Maran l0h
noerb coa,ens the reenee 220 FOUR
Eghh consisting Of b zoe Mostly 50 ID rose
suits Ia satin and tapestry nj vArois
ftyles, Ezabehisn Louis XIV. aud the istat Pa>tsan
fishers. sond rosewood pier sofa and ceutra tables
0e exquisite cipgs wood eiegsr large rose
lxry fancy tao es in AID with PEARL eleg ot re-
pics arp In san: Turkish chairs In moqae aud
tapestry yge French plate pier and msna, mirrors 0noea
tel and acs shadow curtains es sa1t aod cape 81 dee
RIB chin bic Vases msghacsnt GOOD
finished 81, I'D OF the bet t0sru
manufactured 500 velvet carpeha
bTot7es graneoes rich and costly farlan
memo, oil papioga comprising great variety OF sub
eta by eminent foreign artists; superor fHsog canary
t'Tos AZ cages tOhd dining room furniture covered
plush table dfnu and chairs Secretary Gle
d ooatly china dinner crystal AMI
alas gnhcent silver lee set cake baskets
spoops Forks sobe's mugs ivorv ba han
cutlery mxhogAav kestea bur- and
vsfksalo A. suit French china toilet sess
HAIR suefses geese feather BEDS holsters and p'ows
rosewood chamber baircoh, mahogany cushioned
shaIs wardrobed lounges oonch bed ass
three ensmele ed cottage bedroom suits ssrs,n 6pes MIR
and velvet silver plated stair rods
eo'oh al the basement furniture which embraces
and desirable assorim OF common crcskery glass
bnives ard fohs kitchen utensis 80 The entire fuf
above house In excellent dioa OF super'ov
nsnutacure having been In onls shrt time, thus A.
ScIs opportunity 70 bousskeepers seldom met With
kslA aVnnfAVa MIN AFEh fna