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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-19
MORTGAGE SALE

DEFAULT having been made in the condition
~ of certain mortgage executed 10y Henry NJ.
Conkliny of the township of kcelcr. county OF IAN
Baren, and State of Michigan, to ph'lotus Hayden
Of Hamilton, county Of Van Buren,, and state OF
Michigan hearing date the twenty-hfth day OF De-
cetuber lSj4 and recorded in the Office of the Reg
istcr of Deeds for the county Of Van Burcn and
state of Michigan, aforesaid on the third day Of
January. eighteen hundred and ffty-hvc IN Liber
ID of mortgages ON pages 4I9 and $50 upon which
said mortgage and notes accompanying the same,
there is claimed to be due and unpaid at the date
of this notice the sum of three hun lrcd and sixty
nine dollars and eighty two cents, lS3G9,s2) and
no suit nj law or proceedings in equity having been
instituted 10 the same, on any part thereof;
NOW therefore notice is hereby given that by
virtue Of power Of sale in said rtsaSo contain
ed | shall sell at public vendue TO the highest bid
der on Saturday the eighth day Of May next a;
ten o'clock IN the forenoon at the Court House in
the village of Paw Paw in said county, that being
the place of holding the Circuit Court within and
for said county of Van Buren, the premises dcscrib-
ell in said mortgage. or so much thereof as viii be
sufficient to pay the amount due on said mortgage
together with the costs and expenses Of foreclosure
and sale rs follows to wit The south east quarter
of section No Twcnty-four, q. Township four 4
south of range sixteen, Is west containing one
hundred and sixty acres according to the United
States survey it being in the township of Kcclcr
Van Buren, county, Michigan, subject neyertho
less to two installmcnts of said mortgage yet {,
become due.
Dated February sth. 1858.
PHILOTUS HAYDEN,
llS-l2w. Mortgage.
A. w. BROUGHTON, Atty.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

MISS L. WRITTEN AND MISS +. n. OAR %
NJ LING will open Select School in this vii
lagc. for young Ladies, Lads AMI Children, on
Monday, the 22d inst, in the building recently
fitted up on the east side Of LaGsave Street, south
OF the new Baptist Church.
TERMS-Two Dollars per Quarter.
Drawing and Lansuagcs--Extra.
Liberal Deduction made when several are sent
from the same family.
Strict attention will be paid to intellectual nc
quircmcnts-moral department and the general.
improvement Of the pupils committed 10 their care
Paw Paw, March -, 1888. 1j2-u.
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How to Clarity Maple Sugar.

In the first place, the buckets
should be made of good white pine
or some other clean material, and .
at the commencement of every SUI
gar season, they should he carefully
brushed out, to remove any dust or
cob-webs that may have collected,
then emersed in boiling, washed
thoroughly with cloth, and rinsed
with cold water. Storage and boil
ing apparatus should go through
similar operation.
The sap should be strained tho'
a WOODEN cloth evaporatcd in sheet
iron pans set in such a way that the
fire can only reach the bottom of
the pan, and the chimney carried
up outside the building so that no
smoke or ashes can fall into the sap
while boiling. The evaporation must
be as soon after gathering as posi-
BILE. the syrup must be passed
through a wooden stIainer, as thick
as it can be made to run thro' when
cold. Sugar off, in a pan made
for the purpose. | use one made
Of the best Russia iron, three feet
long, a little over two feet wide and
and nine inches deep. A little
cream may be dropped in OCCASION
ally to keep it from boiling over.
When dry enough to retain its
form well when taken from the
moulds, (Which may be known by
stirring a little in saucer till cold,)
pour it into an iron or brass kettle,
and stir it till it begins to thicken
considerably, and pour it in oblong
moulds made of tin, and holding,
say five pounds each,
When cold, take it out Of the
moulds and lay the glazed surface
downward which will prevent drain
ing until you are ready for this opc-
ration. AS the weather grows
warm, or when ready, place the
clkes Of sugar on their edges in
some convenient vessel to catch
and retain the molasses, and if you
do not have as nice sugar as can
be made by ordinary process, then
l am no Judge Of the article.
l have tried clarifying with vari-
Gus substances skinned milk, sale
Iatus and whites Of eggs beaten to-
gether, &c, and | am satisfied, that
where proper care is taken to keep
everything sweet and clean, the SUI
gar is clearer, pleasanter and every
way better without than with any
such additions,
Nearly all the impurities con,
tanned in common maple sugar, are
either foreign matters which get in
after the sap runs from the tree, OF
are caused by burning.
ought, perhaps, to state that
the buckets should be taken in i'm.
mediately at the close of the sugar
season, and SO through thorough
washing and scalding process again
to remove every particle Of sournes:
and every other vessel used in The
manufacture, should be cleaned i'm
mediately and laid away very care
fully.
Now; Mr.. Agriculturist, pcrhap:
some Of your readers may thini
there is too much trouble in all this
We'll, if they prefer to boil down I
solution Of ashes, smoke, flies, snow
and sour sap, and then partly re
move the foreign matter by the u.s.
Of some clarifier, all | have to say
is their taste differs from mine
Enclosed IS q small specimen Of su
gar | manufactured by the abov,
process last Spring, (Thc sample
is as white and fine as the usua
"Stuart's refined sold in the mar
ket.-Rd) VIM. +. BAssEIT.
Ashland, Franklin Co., Mass
Jan. 4, 1858.
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a. T. Metcalf-
tLa'c ofthc firm Of White 6; Metcalf, Utica, N. y
SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DETIsT
KALAMAZOO. MICH.

LII operations performed in the best manner a n
II with now and improved instruments Office
over BsIrows' Store, corner Main and Burdick
streets, Kalamazoo oItr
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INCIDENCE leaves the door of the
soul unlocked, and thieves and RIB
bers go in and spoil it Of its teas-
ures.
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DISSOLUTION.

PIE Copartncrsbip heroioforc cxisting between
Il Ira Nash aud George ". Gccr. g. thi. day dis
solved 10y mutual consent The books ami to-
,o'n'e of the firm will bc found by onquiring at
the store ct IRA NASu. by whom all demands
AGAINST the firm will be l'uidaic1
IRA NASH.
g.. W. CEEE
Decatur. NJ. - rt,f lila
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HUBBARD'S
GREET WESTERN
SHAVING SALOON.

FASHIONABLE BARBER AND HAIR
DRESSER, will Shampoon the heads of Ladic.
aud Gentlemen at their residences when desired.
= shop on Main street, in the Exchange
building Paw Paw, Mich, Hit.
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Your dreams will be sweeter, and
your rest unbroken, if You know
your stock IS comfortable.
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DISSOLUTION.

=. INC copartnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers, under the firm of r. d PTEI rs
a CO., is this day dissolved by mutual .eon.cnt.-
Either Of the parties are authorized ~ ,irn the
name OF the firm 10 give receipts for debts due the
"'I T. T.. PHELPS,
Decatur, Dec. 10th, 1Sj7. J. 4. AVERY.
itg-3m
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MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS default has been made in the pay
w ment Of n certain sum OF money, the pay
mcnt Of which was secured by an mdenture %
MORTGAGE bearing date the Goth day of June, A. ID.
1Sj6. executed by Gcurge Allen and Harriet NJ
Allen, his wife, OF the village Of Mattawan, Van
Buren, county Michigan, to Resin Holmes OF Ant
werp in said county and State, on the land and
premises hereinafter described, which mortgage
was duly Recorded in the Office Of the Register OF
Deeds for said county Of Van Buren, on the llth
day of July. 4. u. 1856, ut ten o'clock, A. NJ. IN
Libcr L, Of Mortgages on page 1879, and on Which
mortgage there il claimed 10 be due and unpaid at :
the date hereof for principal and interest ~ ~
Of one hundred and twenty-sX dollars and
six cent?, f2G76,l and no proceedings ut
chaucery having been instituted to rec
amount secured 10y said mortgage or
thereof;
NOTICE is therefore hereby =
virtue OF power of sale contained
gage. which power has become q
default aforesaid. and in pursua.
in such case provided. the prcI
/ said mortgage, 10 wit: Being
in block number twelve, (l2
Mattawan. in said county of VI
| of Michigan. will be sold at ~
due. to the highest bidder,
the village of Paw Paw i
+ lrcn Chat being the place
! Court for said county, on
/ March next. ~ j. 1888, at
noon, by the sheriff of said
! or under sheriff.
! Dated, December 23d,
,r.,s.. by ,..
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The Publisher ALBERT Palmer, has been known
for nauy years as the Publisher of the Northern
and Southern Merchants and Manufacturers Jour
nal edited 10y Freeman llunt,) aud he with conf
dcucc refers TO the leading business in almost
every town in the United States TO whom the NJ
VI Journal has been circulatcd) a. to the response
biity and integrity with which h.s publishing
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cy Of prominent Jcwelry Manufacturing ostab-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

rApop@ WORLD RENowNEp CALIFORNIA Ola
r,rds FirRa hrassipins earrings and 10
c.r~t soa are nov f~ sale At nj Broadway opposite the
srsd Theatre sent b. mall 70 any psrt o. he eounry
TrwFIRy OF TIE FINEST QUALITY, CITY MADE,
u domestic wine staple patent medicines books AMI msps
Tsnsse ns boots and shoes wood pianos and some
cssh foF irs, class real es's.e - -. -
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NMw pUnLICAT1O1s.

mo LEARNERS IN sfGv PAINTING. LITTER I'm.
Il srs,,rs Whosrsyhy, SC "A edition Of Ncf.ees'
Book Aphsbeis jus Issued price one dosr reduction
Of hdy per cent on form price THIS WORK Which received
boo n ss the standard boos let
,ev. IN hank and ameng painters and
hhoeraphers II has been engraved with The utmost
rne hsrd steel BY Archibald Mcfees bank note letter
ve Formerly with Toppsn, Carpenter Co. aud Dsnorth
sad zen, By mall % any part Of the United States o.
Canals. on receipt % dsfr and three lester postage
samps No, Sl2 fuilen street and COS broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

A NIMPERrAL PHOTOGRAPH OF TIE LATE AysQS
torraphs Of New Yors merchants BkADYs GALLERY ss7
broadway, over Thompsons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

AEpvW PLANTS AND rrOWYpa-WN q McIlir
VAIN win sell sbs DAP end every d&y this weet, ~ me
s stove NO John srce At 10x O'Clock moss, ciimoiuE
sns. vs.escss sussscss c,,c psIsss "a 80 80. -
YEA wv.rT ccnvcpienee fcv packing and sssppsrs
wprr ~ NICHOLS. AUCTrOvNrR-By BROWNE
ANICITOTg salss Rom No 50 Nsseau street oppo.
,hs Pos once SATURDAY, May "a at II oclork Regu
ale ~ sp1erdf assortment OF carriages harness. va
howe c1othInr SC &C. anon which are top wagons,
io without tops OF different style .nd hniss new;
sor non second hsnd psir double harness seccnd
"a " rgsd order-a without reserve. Az hslf past ~
20 nr, ~ ofceepleudid long tailed bay horse,
lars old warranted perfectly sound ard Nh 10 All harne Va
go 5000 iauit-ssih uot In minutes Aso,
Inssos and valuable switch tailed ,sy horse ysMs Old
~rf fenrr and action will ros IN ~ runutss emoes un
he saddle tros in harness, and vnon, oe,nsn w
day horre superior animal for gentleman prl,se
we Al Private Sale Elegant erticle chdren r.
pori.ble beds and s.es,rss I 20 seu,re
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zRA LUDLOW, yR WILL SILL. on
SATURDAY. Mar "a
Am O'clock, aa The ssiexI com 5 Pine street.
"a RGrrl AR Sal.E

Al II o'clock, As The sslenoom Pine street
nFGULAR sALk.
large assortment 81 light wagons, tor bugges, &c, &c
Sone which viii be found -, .
ne superb double seated light wagon, built BY Jsgse@
fre elegant Ugh, bury wagon built BY Jaggers Day
hre- superior heish top hugxies
W supsrfe' nsish vanished wheel iigh, wagons.
kcur superior an,sk b0s wagons
! hree Light Toss wagons and other vsrises
kiso O. cond hsnd rockava IN good order,
ehsr sets single ana doubla harness esery syle
40 ~ sets single harness suitable for the Calforus mar
! with saddles. brides, horse covers, &c
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|uoENx b. FRAsrLIE. AUCTIosEER-BY KIP
! LING CoOPsR A GOWN seil 81 their ssiesrooms,
~ Coriar al street this DAY f0f O'Clock aarge a.
[mspt a gold and silver watches srss pins ear drops
rns. silver plated ware &C Sale positive. Terms cash
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txrExsivE AUCTION SALE OF FIRST Oh ASS HOUSE
nod furniture embracing over 400 OTIS OF superb ross
and mahogany furniture msfnihesn chlns vssss
nola sndspers library &e 70 be sold Without reserve
This day, satu day, al 1914 o'clock,
The preises NO ISL West Twenty first street. between
kenh and Eighth avenues the whole 70 be remofed oy
Snday, At II O'clock = -
Consisting OF .
'chly carved solid rosewood psror furniture two fu sun
rch brooaied and ia silk velvet. supuior ROSEWOOD
kaoforte udc cabinet With sstuaxy TOP pier and mAnei
Win COZ brackets Turkish and roccp-
rairs IN three coiored brocate and medAhon tapestry
TOO eegees with plse doors and backs SILK and sce
aics Preach shades Italian cottage chairs centre soss
pier tables escreores consoles In buhl bronze ana or
cb.ndeers &c superb On Ssuvs VA Ana -
an and nacent vases cham oers Turn
ouehou in rosewood gAce bots De rose
reeus carved bedseads marble was1sands chns oales
600 yArds OF ane hair mattresses ana oeor
kr viii pertaining 70 elegantly fnrnished apart
x nta-
n table and ming arm chairs marble iop ouneI rloa
ch India china out gisss pearl and IVORY ensrx
By and ,iver ware, with eyerythng relsng " eo%Rss
dy the house morning Of sale, which WIZ take place
rbo,A ~ Ard 20 weather. =. 49,. - =,
B-peposis -ill be required from all purcsassrs and
.b,e vsops viii be In attendance sbp tho goods
w. Is. WESrCOrT, Aucuoneer.
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Op pr.yororrEs-AHp Music rhoh s,s 49,
~ s1ebt sy PROP nUMsnA1 ienovei ~ -, ~ =, ~ al
80 LasssS srest y pianos and one welctcs9 q y, -
o. ~ ~ al a. sud Is sr,onh foe sale from ~ eAss
"a "a - sse each. Pisa0s tSaed
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AOn O0n "A PARTY WHO CONTROLS AN IN
SZU.UUU. susnce once Ia one Of he New EsEland
citiea wishes 70 party who has $4,000 W Join him In
,bs nam ssmeu OF the same secretary The once
Is operation and doing good and profitable
business any 1ho put Into The oce that amount
ihs offers . opportunity 10 Dafe money. Pun p@ucu-
lars may had By addrs ssng Insurance. Herald once
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w Day at O'Clock at 454 Canal street. large and desirA
BILE OF household furniture &C. SOFAS sofa bed
sion tables pier glass paintings piano handsome tapestry
three ply apd other carpets ball olclohs hat rack mshog
and walnut beseads hair spring and other
feather beds bedding &C. marble top dressing bureaus
wssnsands toilet sets wardrobes dining aud kHcheI
furniture DO Also show The whole 10 be sold per-
emptorily. suitable for families and others
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INWARD sCHENOK, AUCTIONEER-By X. &F. n.
SCHENCK--rhis day, 2ad inst at II O'Clock, at their
Id watches, diamouds jewelry. comprising hunang and
thermometers DUPLEX patent and detached levers
10 scies enamelled wAtches with diamonds also dia
bracelets brooches pins, earrings ruds and rings
mot elso
oreune and Ron mosaic, carbuncc, and osher
of pns and earrings gold guart and fob chains
A,e,ines seai rings pins earrings stads sleeve buttons
tale poaitve.
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DxrwwyrvAwtA RkrfnoAD, ,..
i yss sresi central rous . ne wssl rs q ls.s -
sho~< ana rates of fare freight lov nj al TINES
s,r cner route For paasase uckca coaRAf fog
ks~ rev yc~t V any point in N entire Ns" eAn W.
j. Ia HIrOTr, PAsseugW AesmA
LHDOH 90 Frsisk AresA
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srMAMBOArA


sTMAmBOATA
poAf Fos EoRw ak; LANDING AT CITY Island,
ID New Rochelle and Rocky Neck cash way Tho steamer
CATALINE Capt PECK, vi leave from Rooseyel street
pier No ~ Fasi river, every Monday "wednesday and w
esv at o'clock returning leaves korwsit every Tuesday
Thursday aud Saturday mornif ssV 90 the Aiv 0 ine
Dsnbury trails freishi taken.
SUNDAY BOAT TO Ellie ABETHpORT-THE STEAM.
NNr.FRkNK win every Sunday 10 kltxsbeshpcst And
orrsve staten Island leaving spring street At oclocs
A M and 4NP NJ; Eiizsbehport Al 10 A. n and 2. ~,
touching AZ Robinson cash Fare 70 kzabehpor
80 cent.; 10 Dorraville, 10 seua
t,uppAy poAT-THr STEAMER BROADWAY WIZ
- leave pier Of Jay street every Sunday mernire
~ ociorh landing at febkHs Hastings, Dobbs Ferry
,sryvtovr sing sing Hsversrsw, verplsnks wePs
cole sprirs and Newburs Returning VII leave re~orrf
AK O'Clock. -. 49,.
r,ur STEAMER sATEILrTE. CAPTAIN HAMMOND.
II ieaves Jsy street Sunday mnrnlnE Soccer,
,o,chirg Al Amos street. for Hsyersrsw sing sne fsrry
yonkers Fort Washington Hastings noees Ferry ADD
fremont Returning leaves Hsversusv ~ Nv r. ~ snd
ing as above,
xrvpruAwKFr AND guITENBERq.-rARE FIyE
w cers -ROBERf T. MABEy. captain gsmes secse W.
Y.~s ecs NJ Spring street. SUNDAY My 10 oucnins
.,,,e, Twense,h add Forty third stree esv,ne
rnn, ~ srr,ns s,reet At eh o clock AN us
ap N TN Leaving Gutspberg lO'f -. nn;t
IL PM NJ, last trio y. The os.I po , W., W.
~, The route The M OF june making 81 ps
ann y" "' M NALL NJ Agent 1s7 West street
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U,RrNCH LANGUAoK.-PROp. n LA0R0rx CONT.
nuss W 9fvs thorough and Efficient nstrscaion n ~
French lshGuage ladies and gsnucmen ladies ch:ses
beginners Ard for advanced scholars meet during me ~
t}eusmea's clAsDes The evening Also pSfvsse s.sooa
Under Mons Ne pupil Y from Ne o.ssss ~
ply roosus Ninth street. between hroAlwsy
and Fourth avsnse, from " 70 pH oelcsk A. H., q frso
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IN eUMMRR ARRAN9EMnHT.
Ccmmercsnx Monday NAY N, 1883
rr~ss depot corner q white and Centre sreen New
sis p NJ, wb,s Plains train soppins .. AZ s.aaons
Trsr. leave depot of Twenty sirh street and
FOURTH aveume kew York. ~ ...
sio Wriamshridre train, Stopping at AL stations
So 4. n mail sr,in. stopping 8. wi>"ser'ass saa al
1o' WTuusussr,ds. sr~a stopping al Stations
iiSA N, white Plains tr~in. DO. o. 90.
s-ee - = urtss,s p,.srs rain DO. do
sPM pcver Plains train, stopping q. villamsbrtdss and
eli s.aions north. ,..,, -.....-.
white Plains Train :opI,'s At 2. sa '''s d.
Returrns leave Chatham -Four Corners - -.
issa r. ~ mall train, stopping Al wusnsbrsdge White
r"''' anu ~ wx = CAMPBELL Superintendent
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NoNBTABLEs sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN ExECU-
ton, will expose for sale at public vendue Monday.
III inst Al II O'Clock A. NJ at % fyst avenue one gray
,rse, In good condition. J.F BADEEHOP, Constable.
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A UOTTON NOTICE-GEO NICHOLS. AUCTIONEER -
"A fsesrooms No. "a Broadway Wall street Large
hand househod furniture Ole ohs, oil paintings, mirrors
oce desks and tables msreses, palasses. beds, bed
tesAs bookcases psror suits, SOFAS tetes chabsr
butts, TO-, &c. Sale positive dialogues The morning Of
bale GEO NICHOLS. Auetoneer.
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ITO INTERPRETING YOUNG LADIES AND GEETLE
lsdx il desstous tesching useful and vslus
bic Invention the practise OF which has been realee
very hand n most respectable, agreeable
ard ncrative employment; need not occupy but afew
hours day be msde 70 yield an Inc ,me OF IRON y0
no. pl per week either by settling IN city or town or travel
ling through any part Of The civilized world person arcs-
dy In business may practice Without me ls~h asony,
rleuce requires little time lady IN dchcse heah
would be Capable Of attending 10 without sigue tho.
roush knowledge be acquired 10 an hour
lime Tor the small Of ~ and 25 including material
Aodress line Madame boz los Herald once stating rest
dsrce 70 which immediate reply win be msde informing
where 10 call.
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w s MEiL.OR, AUCrIoNEER 200 FRENCH PtATx
w pier oval mantei mirrors at auction tbs day (s.n,-
day May Io o'clok at 100 Fulton street, N Y Bale
account 81 dissolution Of partnership aud consisting OF
richest Of made mirrors that have be offered 10
the public for sizes 0xs and COX 10K3
Icx8 eox together th general sssorment Aso about
100 choise oil paintings and engravpgs Dealers viii find
this good opportunity TO replen.sh their stocks
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MI Tor prs-pce and instruction IN
s4s broadway. kppietoNs Building.
Circulars win terms, Ac., application.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

UCTION NOTICE-THOs. BELL, AUCTIoNEER, AND
Ia ". THOMPkON.-This day, at I0L O'Clock, In the
70 East Broadway will be sold ~ order Of as
fgnee the stock &C. of thread needle trimming hosiery
Ind fancy dry goods store comprising general varety
so the balance If sewing machines boots Shoes CATERS
ewery. segars liquors, 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

A UOrION NOTIOE-RECEIvER's SALE OF A JEWEL
a ler's stock removed for convenience OF sale.
s. OSGOOD h CO., Auctoneers,
w sell this day atl9 O'Clock, at 81 Nassau street. fine
stock q goods ine consisting Of Roman,
TO- cameo gold stone eEameed of bracelets brooches
and d.ops links rngs chaean guard and neck chsins
vest and fob chains With large variety Of goods In the line
&C. Private sale oneiro safe Heipgs paent jones' pa
tent lock. JOHN J. UPPERGkAFF, Receiver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

BOOK No copsns g tones and sy- n, 49, gsv.
nssed By HORACE wAfEfs' sgrn@ Isv,sss.sry p~y.s
Happy Greeting 70 An Kind Wgrs. sn .,,s jcy 10
Greet You, 1" kc. Price 3 cens; " per au'are"'