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SHERIFF'S S.4LES

Cuc tract Ni tand containing W acres aud
90 perehrS more or less, about 9 acres cleared
and under finer, with two log dwelling houses
and saw-ml thereon trecird--ou Drnning's
creek. adjoining lands of Jacob " Bowspr, A
j. CrissInan. Fredk Brrkhimer and others, sit
uate in 81. Clair p, Bedford county and taken
/ IN execution as the property OF Daniel ID. Snow
berger.
Also One tract OF land containing rs acres
more or less. about 10 acres cleared and under
! fence, with two-Slory 10y house theron erect
ed, adjoining lands OF Daniel Miller, JOS Lea
sure aud others, situate in Monroe township,
( Bedford county, and taken in execution as the
property Of jonathan Perrin, one OF tie dtf.ud-
ants at the suit Of Moses Gregory. 1t. al
AL>o-0np tract Of land containing 300 acres
more or less. about 90 acres cleared and under
fence, with atwo->torv log house ana log barn
thereon errctrd-ai>o some fruit trees thereon,
adjoining lands Of. Wm. La>hl,y WIN. Iiam$,
Arnold L2sIitY and others >ilnale in South
ampton r., Bedford county, aud taken 10 eX-
cculion as the property OF AChol Bennett.
! Also One tract of land containing 200 acres
more or less, about 90 acres cleared and under
fence, with two-Slorv log housr and double
/ lo5 barn thereon errctrd-also an apple orchard
thereon, adjoining lands Of Thomas Lawhrad,
:,
F'0'' - ''''' -
/ ALSo-Onp tract of land containing 3 acIes
more OF less about our-haIf acre cleared and
under fence, adjoining lands OF Rachel y Mar
garct DoIlonS, Wm. T. Dengherly, john 6.
Clark and others. situate in ST. CLAIR township,
1'I g.
'f'''5 ~ '''', ''',' -,
,r,., a,d nI,.., a,,j - -, ,r,,,,,,,I =,
a.. R,,,,,,,b ,r p,4fori fro,,,;nr at,.5, An f.,
,a a,,I.,,,,,ai;,,.- i',oL ,t'..,, 5to f.
- .t.ir l.;.I
az ''t' t,.;Il.s a"s ,, ,
80, ".N
/ :
duj''"'l@ I'' oi MIS- i-'~'J''" i'"e d" ." '"e
/ EAST ana b'aioFu street on the Wesi, ahu 'aNeh
/ III execution as The property Of John i">irf.
/ ALSo-Onp IJt ofground m PatlOrsyliir, from
t;pg ~ feet ON n,air-s,r,st AMI txi.n,Jitir hack
-
%VJ bet 10 an aii"F' VAN Two S'"iJ "'ltN
house and lraUe Kitchen attached, anu frame
stable thereon erected, adjoining lot OF John
Difn,Or on th- r3>t and fhr pDbIic roaI ON fh-
...t ;...,.;, C,fl iyri!.-,,. =, RI..~t.
-, ''" - f'' " l''
county, aH' taken III execution Is 'He properly
OF Nancy son p.
Also One Int of ground m the village OF
Cb.,Ia,,;II, C,l..,o;n ,,,,,,I.;, y il,,~d ,,,,-
tt, containing one acre more or loss, having
thereon erected two-story log dwelling house,
with une and hal! story store house and ware
'.ouSe attached: also stable and corn crib there
on, adjoining the public road on the east Jos.
! CoElt On the west and south, and lot OF Adam
/ D!rhl on the norh-stized aud taken IN execu-
/ ton as the property Of Adam Diehl and Joseph
/ 1uIc =, TI.o,.,.yv H., .;,b,
( "a - ''-
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T II f
Liver InyigOratOr.
PREPARED Ry DIR. sANproEp,

COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS.
Is o' Of the hest Pargatee and i,cr7 zue9;enss now
before the pubic, that acts as Cathqrttc, easier
miider, and more efectUsI than any othe. medicine
known II l. net oniJ a CathartIc, but Liver re-
medy, acting first on the Liver 10 eject IFS morbid
matter, then on the stomach and bowels 10 carry of
that matter, thus accomplishing two purposes effect
udy, without any of the painful feelings exper-
enced 10 the operations of most Cathartics il,
strengthens the system at the same time that il
pnrSes 1t; and when taken daily in moderate doses
w,ll stFeHthen and build il up with unusual sapd-
y.
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A NEW SUPPLY OF BOOTS & SHOES,
Just received and for sale cheap al J. & !.
N. Shoemak"r'S Colonad- store. lang. 90, '5S.
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THE MENGEL HOUSE.
valentino steckman. Proprietor.

05 Boarders taken by the day, week, month
or year, on moderate terms,
MAY 8, 1886
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June i, 1853.

JAYNE'S WRIGHTS,
Brnntlt's and Dyott's Pills at Dir. Harrys
Drug aud Book Store fully 80, '5S.l
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

FL tEI Z IUH , sFUI II 7.
NOTICE Is hereby gwen that Letters Trsta-
g,sntary have been granted by the Register OF
Bedford County, to the subscriber, on the last
WilI and TesIanen! of John Maiken, late Of
Bedford township, Redlord county, decrasrd-
all persons indebted to SAID Estate are rfqnrs-
ted TO make immediate payment aud those hav-
ir1 claims yn ,aid estate WiH pi,as@ present
them property authenticated iar settlement.
JOB MANN,
Aug. 20. 1855 E<~culor.
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20 TrTyALTDS.- DB. HPRD.MIN-
4 ANALYTICAL = II YSICIAN AND
Physician fOr Diseases of the LUNGS,

ftNNfhi-l Ply SltiAN 10 ! lii CINCINNATI
MARINE HOSPITAL, AND lNEALIDS RETREAT
~?aihor Of ''Leifars 10 I0Ua'ids )"
Editor # lhr ''AEriical Sjrthoscope,' SC,
DR.. Hardman treats Consumption, Bronchitis
Asthma Laryn gitrS, and al diseases of the throat
and lungs, ~ Nedicat~d lnhaiatiors lately used il
10" RIonion Hospital London. The great point IN
the Treatment Of all human naladIes get al the
direct manner. All medicines are estimated by
their action upon the organ requiring relief. This
Is ;ae important fact upon which Inhalation i, bas-
3D. lithe stomach j. diseased we take medicines
directly INTO the stomach. II The lungs are dIseas-
"t. breathe or uhale medjcated :apor- directly into
The lungs Medicines the antlGutes to disease
and should be applied 10 the very of the disease
inhalation IS the arpltcaon OF his principle to the
treatment ni the lungs, for il gives us direct access
10 those intricate air cells and tubes which lie out OF
reach OF every other means of administering edi-
cines. inhalation brings the medicine in direct CON
tact with the disease, without the disadvantage Of
any violent action. Its application is so simple
that II can be employed by the Youngest infant or
teeblest invalid. 1t does derange the stomach
comfort OF business of he patient
OTHER DISEASES rEEATED.- la relation 10 the fol-
lowing diseases, either when complicated with Lung
affections or existing alone, also invite consulta-
ton. usually find them promptly cuyaJle.
Papiapus and all other forms OF female complaints
irregularities and Weakness.
palpitation and all other forms of Heart Diseases
Liver Complaints Dysp, psia and all other diseases
o! the Stomach and Bowels Piles, &c. dc.
All diseases Of the eye and ear. Neuralgia, Epi-
lepsy, and all forms of nervous disease
$. D. HARDMAN, N. D
No charge for consultation.
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The ATLANTIC T6LECR4PA coNPLETED!

OEEE.N TICTORLf'S DESPATCH TO
PRESIDk.NT BTCHHN.EA' RETEUFEDt
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SELLING OFF AT COST.
10 order 10 make room for Fall and Winter
Goods, j. &- J. NJ Shoemaker, will sell goods
at very reduced prices, al The CoIonadc store.
aug 90, 1888.
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bedford Academy The Fall term

bedford Academy The Fall term Of
ID the Bedford Academy Y i'll commence on
Monday, September, 6;h.
h Is the obirct OF ths Institution to cultivate
h-rh faia, and bsarf. Without the harmonious de-
,rrcrsa,ent o. the irtel.ertual and moral powers
youth cannot be fitted for he active duties OF life.
Wa.l>t no pains spared "a cultivate the mind,
s,rry care Is taken impress the heart by Trtcey
and ,yomr'e with he importance Of correct moral
principles. GRO. W. AUGHiNBATGH..
Aug. 20, 1898. Principal.
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THE stuppndons enterprise oG laying the At
ant.c TrIegraPh Cable has been brought 10 sue
rs.,tul leI nina ION aud thi.. togsther with the
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New Goods.

The undersigned respectfully announce TO their
friends and customers that they have just opened a
very large and general assortment Of
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Groceries

rofFae, sGsar, ulola>ses extra pulverizrd sugars,
tpicrs, cheese, aud numerous other artices5 have
ust b-en received and opened out for sale, all of
which will he >o'h low for cash. or country producr
CALI AND BE CONVINCED. (aug. %, IS.
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BEDFORD RAILROAD,

has EXCITED thr people much that they have al
most forgotten every thing except
REED 4. .NLN.AICHS
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods Store, where tine as
,ormsut Of cloths, caSsimeres, prints, birached and
rrLl-hcErd n-nsl sllns. einghnrn.
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1S1SJJ223JJ1gS3J S3J10555S12J2z51J
A NJ e RIGA N EOUS e,
CUMBERLAND MD,
ADJOINING THE DEPOT
JOHN G. RIFLE, PROPHETIC
70 Coaches from Bedford, Greensburg and
Washington, stop at this House. Persons going
to Cumberland will find advantages, by stopping
at The 'American House," over that OF any
other in the place. tmay IA, '59-Iy.j
Observation-Disclosures >>rSr1gyJJ1JJSJ11p
TO BUILDERS.
The subscriber Is fully preprred 10 furnish
any quantity or quality Of Building Lum1sr
and Plasterng Laths. Orders directed to s..
Clalrsvrlle, Bedford County, will be promptly
attended 10, by giving reasonable notice
F. d. BEEGLE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-02

DARAUMS MUSEUM
ID TREMENDOUS SUCCESS
of that ceebr aisd gsax~ genius the
ZANle1OWShl rAkTOMINF AND BALLET TKOUfA
IN osed OF upwards of
TWENTY BEAUTIFUL AND TALENTED CuiI.ORnN.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PEkFORNANCSS
TWO SUPERB PIECES
repeie with dsnc.pg acting. &c
GREAT EXCITEMENT
THURSDAY. Dec . 1855
AFTERNOON at O'Clock,
IN THE EVENING ut ~ O'Clock,
the Dc ah,ful musical piece, entitled
TaE PARTITION SUIT Or, DUrcB BRorspRs.
by tho
WREN JUVENILE COMEDIANS.
To he followed BY .
FETE pANSANrE by
TIE ZhyISToWSKI TROUPE;
and nautical ballet. called
TIE sAUoRs DREAM
performed Ivy the Infant Alice assisted by the Az
Which wilkins and his Dinah will he sung Wy Muster MA
Wren five years old.
10 conclude with comic pantomime.
CHINESE PASTTNEH
CANT and Incompatible Aqusria Ocean klvsr
Gardens, with their living oddities HappV
Family Living serpeats all to ba the H.
without exrs expense.
Abundance TO all % cents Children under tn - ca.Aa
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A UCTrON NOTICE.-FyTRA.
IA MAMMOTH SALE OF FURS,
At 1873 Broadway,
REAL, SABLE SETS AND REAL MINK SETS

NOTICE.
For the better of purchasers beg
sell this day, Dec 2, ~ O'Clock
precisely line of elegant real Hudsons Bay sable and
Valued at from $50 to 500 per set comprising The most marn
hcen offered at auction be positively
sold without 10 the estate by order OF the
2P M after which the regular line of furs catalogue
will be proceeded with Regular sale commences ut los A. NJ
precisely. HkRTS MOSS, Auctioneers.
UCTIoN NOTICE
IA Sale of household furniture paror suits, panoforte
najptipps mirrors bronzes DC. j. FIsUPLATT
anctioneer Office 100 Maiden lane will sell Friday Dec
the private residence NO 10 West Twenty sixth street.
Sixth avenue -
Two suits covered In rich brocade, do in silk velvet
rosewood Turkish and reception chairs and
bronzes suary vases Pan marble bisque
figures secretary and bookcase, lined with
wood velvet and Brussels pA esfps, 1ss TO match
Rosewood seven octave ranoforte richly carved nlid
with pearl and solid pearl keys, made by city maker and
500.
Superb oil paintings the Madonna by Ceeres two matched
paintings English scenery by Northcott fruit piece by Ran
ney scene, by Abnrtus First Born, by Goldsmith
CHAMBERS
Solid rosewood bedsteads bureaus washsands commodes
ounerpsnes sofas chairs mahogany bureaus bedsteads
couch, chairs rockers, clocks. carpets rugs, &c
DINING ROOM.
Oak extension table buffet chairs French china dining
and sets rich and engraved glassware silver plated
ivory handle knives and forks &c sale 10
0 O'Clock precisely. In the basement person
will attendance pack and ship the goods cash
post required OF all purchasers
UCTION NOTTCE-READY MADE CLOTHING
"A piece goods, &cA. NJ CKkSrAI.AR auctioneer q
Bowery viii sell this day, December =, ius O'clock
Ian and silk satin velvet and cloth vests
large assortment Of pants also black satin silk cloths cas
eres sanets large lot OF and white woocn undershs
of the trade.
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TERRENCE BOYLE, AUcTroNEER Will, SELL THIS
day, Decembe~ At lo's occck the aud fixtures
grocery store nj ~ Baxter street opposite rrankin
ssreeuquors cosntes weights and measures; also
iot OF furniture, &c
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ATRA KEENE'S THEATRE. GA BROADWAY
Ia UNDATED SUCCESS AND SEVENTH WEEK.
TOM TAYLORs GREAT ORIGINAL COMEDY
Which has been performed 4. this theatre for
SIX CONSECUTIVE WEEKS
To overlooking audiences having been Witnessed during W
numerous representations bv
NEARLY SIXTY THOUSAND PEOPLE,
Who have testified their opinion and appreciation Of
SPONTANEOUS BURSTS or LAUGHTER
AND GENUINE APPLAUSE
Such AZ have echoed
metropolitan theatre. - - -
AND EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
orr AMERICAN COUSIN
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sAI.MS AT AUUTkOn.

M DOUGHTY AUCTIOEEER. WILL SELL THIS DAY.
srs: %ss Of Soshoa a1ee Of every de-
Sa 1as sg
sofa tables etegeres pier glasses velvet carpets
match Ssdssads msrsssss psassss anns
sod re s Ss4 cash. The whole to be
DAwNBROKERs SALE THIS DAY, AT iols O'CLOCK.
IN the auction rooms IL East Broadway by order OF rre
as dem Thos BELL Agconeer Auction So,sss sS :,
furniture dry goods hosiery &c by assignee
sale Monday at lo o'clock by Louis Levy As Gra.d street
RICHARDS KINGsLAND AUcTIoNEER.
~ TOYS
q % 4 se
tea sets, China toys holiday goods goods &c
(By order Of the A@ienee,l
o lots French and German fancy sooas ,oys &C.
G d. BURRAs, AycTIosERR WILL. SELL THIS DAY
ack house Hamilton street near Myrtle avenue Broosya
a chance for those wanting good furniture
Sale positive
vrHos vEITCH. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 SPRUCE
On saturday DscsmSer s 10 sciocf a. n AZ ue sale s
street CONSISTING q so hunting watches
vovers and general assortment q ,f lswelry 4c v oc
THOMAS vEIrCH, AUCTIoNEER- 10 SPRUCE
sold on Thursday pec at 10 NJ
ready
m GoULDsMTH AuCTIoNEER PEREMPTORY
cember 10Y o'clock very large valuable col
lection elegant statues marble groups rare paintings &C.
street. few doors from Sixth All of which will be
sold without and embraces the largest and most ee
giant variety Of rich and asbonabe furniture valuable paint
all Of which wild be sold rain shine and must be removed
reaus wardobes about twenty mattresses beds and bed
ding &C. embracing 400 lots Catalogues at the house.
WIN Writer'S AUCTIoNEER-wILL SELL ON
w Thursday, at l0 O'Clock at the of Broome street
and dining saloon china glass cutlery tables counters
tiers cooking utensils mirrors oil cloths chairs stoves
geher with all other goods used in such places billiard
Bile, gas fixtures, lead pipe, &c
WIN Writers. AUCTloNEER, WILL SELL. THIS
w day, at O'Clock at 45t Canal street quantity Of
broderes aces collars. chemisees trimmings dry goods
&c Also chidrens clothing, &c Cases counters,
lures jewelry fine gold watch diamond ring, &C.
geiher with other goods
YIN Writers, AUCTIONEER, WILL. SELL. THIS
day at 1915 O'Clock Mt the Of Broome and
the Bowery the furniture and fixtures Of dining oyster aud
tables mirrors oco casters, cutlery china glass cooking
utensils, &c The whole 10 be old without reserve
WIN Writers AUCTIoNEER, WILL. SELL ON FRI
w day 1919 O'clock at 1856 Broadway. large
ment of rosewood mahogany walnut and oak furniture
bies eegeres bookcases richly carved beseads dressing
bureaus washstands cupboards stands rosewood
cepon chairs paror suits In muslin richly carved etegere
plate glass doors and back the whole comprising
The attention of families hotel keepers and others
invited. Catalogues the premises Thursday morning,
aer large furniture having lef.
storage and for repairs consisting OF beds bedding DC,
6c credit viii be given all of 500 and over, Of
four months for satisfactory endorsed noteS
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DCNFRV THEATRE.
MeSsrH a. ana y. w ll4Go0
Positively The Last nights Of
GOnDhiLA HOWARD,
MIRA a. q. HOWARD and
Mr.. q. q. h0wAuD
Thur sdAy Dec. :, iaH8
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
Eva. C0rcela Howard Topsy. Mrs u. q Hswaa1
~ Clair. MIR Il. G. How Fletcher Mr. q. T. ~
THE BkAh HUNTERS.
Catbert. Mr. a. G. Bo0fsce Aline. .M~s 0savS
QURToN's NEW THEATRE. BROADWAY. OPPOSsvu
" Bond street
Managers. observation-disclosures Moore Wayne Owsss
Last tight OF ne model Americas comedy of
EXTREMES,
Ia which those smir artists
MIR. Il. KICHIN9S
Miss CAROLINE RfGHINGH,
vbO achieved a decided VIII
supported BY powerful Galway Divine. Moore w.
ing. Grace, H. o. Jordan Baker Ii Russell Miss Ada Csaa,
hrs II q. J0rdan Miss A iouafaie &c To conclude Win
ALL THE WORLDS a STAGE
To morrow-bepeit of Mr.. and M,ss RICHiNGS MsaAaW
neM-BebLt tf Miss yANDENIIoFf AID Mr. SE iNBOUkN0.
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AsiUsEEG2NTs

ANC>tGhGNsr
A prnr Or sretC Ia TT svthTA.
~ TUTng ~ Mlf
re ihrrr rs II appeal 70 he inisserfe II lie ,fiiaSks
W i'ttf ttt1a b. given ftitty laeo~
~ WIG hasfss - 80 rt< - AAhts
..s,, site PtrCOg 6Nfhf
y, y" '0'Wfrttr M eUsrgtrc bts Atriiy c,rsese
- 'fe more hr sttnlfcd characfer ~ Yoistta
~sth all II Fyrp 90
ptiDAF Dec >
DhpspyAF THEATRE
- tnit Eansgs sod Proi,SsA~ ~. - rxx-
SaAtk bf rHfcss
The whole ~ the beautiful parlueue 49,
~ 80 chcle 10 ceits fsa3iit c1gls 80
s nsv nnd c.,rpucdoss Ampbtheasfe :, -.
EfgaItmeatof
sAEDs NATHAHs & col1
Grtat Irpie Troupe NJ
EQd asTHTAN
psuif.y the srs sFfsfs In America
SihIEEh BEAUTittL ACTS
IN TIE ARENA. snd ~ PERFORMING, tfBPfiA nrS
The raad Procession advertised MOnday viii ps.s
thlH iHU RsAAS ~ morning NJ II o'cisck
~ The close of he eiuf viii pro
Guced At this grand shakspersn play ssa q
maenhceIce ieiore attempted 10 thA CITY Tia c
Scenery Prope ties and appos tens ~n he entirely
and VI the cSrecf and descIpsn sad ~
cs1i Of ,haractnfs ~ embrace humber Of she tensg
tlAk@ nerca.
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g d. BURRAs, AUCTIONEER, WILL. SELL. THIS DAY,
-. O'Clock A. the entire contents Of the three story
rck house Hamilton Myrtle avenue Brooklyn
splendid OF household fur
nure This chance for those wanting good furniture
Sale positive.
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EDWARD, scuENcK. AucT1oSsER- JEwyLRY ny

EDWARD sCIIENCk. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BY
IN AZ n. SCHENcK.-Ths day, 81 inst, At III o'clock,
their soesroom 70 Nassau street pereupoTy sale Of large
and valuable stock of fine watches diamonds md jewelry
consisting part elegant ~ carat gold hunting and open
watches superb diamond pins AR rings bracelets studs
xc Ac elegant Of runcle md enamel
pns and RIGGS bracelets brooches rings studs finger
rings, sleeve buttons, chains, Ac, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-02

DFp AND WHITE ASH COAt-t3ENuINE LEHIGnt
Ia peaeh orchard End Hroad Mountain. lowest market
prizes IiserYo0 orrel and English cannel Of the frs
siisies II current rnfes HENRY REEVE,
corner t.nal and Centre, and Jane and We. streets.
"a 4 PR TON-HEp Asa ~ tCH ORCHARD COAL.
TT arv and clean; large ~; grate and red ash
range ara fnrrace White AZ uwes pttces Ward
wesi street between Sevefsh and Eighth avenues
Pine wood and kindling wood for sale
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fyuEsTNUTs.-l0, BARRELS FRENCH CHEsTNUTS,
"'''u W. JF 'cLEU AGO,
Nos. 10 and 81 Maiden lane.
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I,pwARp sCrIENcK. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

L'UNNhN
IL furniure--Ry Il. ". ~ SCHENGk. IN Friday. 81
O'Clock heir saesronm. ~ Nassau
~ household furniture,
convenience sale consisting ~ rosewood
pisnoor;e with solid pearl keys city maker carved
pafor cults IN hroeade hrocaie aud haro
and uahnyany sofas ctes; Noaire,
ROSEWOOD mahogany. oak and enamel
led suits rosewood ard side
mahogany bookcases aud warslrabe. soii oak
dining furnnre walnut mahogany and oak extension
table, Turkish easy chairs, lounges, Ac &C. Sale per,mptory
tarr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-02

fyOAT. OII.-wASIED 1000 GALLONS CRUDE COAL
u oil State what amount Of iumlnaterng oil Il viii pro
iuee and the price delivered New York. Address A
Luther. 23 Henry street, Brooklyn.
yRAUMANN'S CORDIAL ELIXIR OF CALLS AVA
" Strengthening, anti rheumatic febrifge. Genuine only
by L. GRAuMANN, apohecary, 62S Broadway, corner Of
Fourth street
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A SsIGNEEs SALE OF FURs
AT NO. 1913 BROADWAY
BETWEEN FULTON AND JOHN STREETS
CLOSING SALE ON THU RsDAY AND FRIDAY,

DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN-FRIDAY, DECEMBER s. AT
ID half past 10 O'Clock nj the central salesooms Wloughby
Of Pearl street Brooklyn regular weekly sale house.
hold furniture stoves carpets Jewery, iurs chemical
soa
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A MEXICAN GUAEo-I0 FARMERS AND DEALERS
"A Ia guau0.-There being On the way TO this port
from Island about 5000 tons OF guano, OF which about
arrive In December farmers and
dealers notified tina, orders will be received for this
gano supplied in regular rotation Address o. y Mar
s.s President of tho American duane Company 70 VII
lst street. N. "
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= ~ 49, s
A STRoL0Gy ANn cIlAIRyoyAECE.-M BRUCE
N be consulted nj her Office, go Grand street.
block Of the Bowery up second stairs frs, door where
as,onsbed thousands with her the line
ogy and clarvoyance. Fec soc.
f,tAlRvoyA NCE.--MRS HAYES. THE VERY BrST
~ medical carvoyani and spiritual healing medium IN the
world Her constantly filed with the credlous and
The sick seeking medical advice. Residence 3sT Broome
street, near The Bowefy Electricity administered.
lirss ALNfRA VIRGINIA, THE CELEBRATED MEDI.
Nl cal clnirt be consulted days and
81 Johns Budding t35 Fisabes street above Broomc Dr
Browus sarsaparia syrup hitter aprle and the best and
cafes, remedies exsnt constantly on hand
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DKyANTg HTkSrRKIA
Mecfsntcs' Hall, ca Broadway. above 8rAnd sReuG
Monday evening Nov ~ and every nigN during he wuA
Novelties, songs. Dances sslna Burespuss o.
micanues. Ar.
JERRY and DAN BRYANT 10 their lanehabls
SCENES At GURNEvs,
POLITICAL STUMP SPEECH. TYRpIEAN WARBI.Ng4
THE POWER or Music, Ac.,
With the new sonyg s nd !, ass g, =, ,,r,no.
Doors open assL; 70 commence AIN Tfckeu Is cesA.
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fyIIPPFR SHIP or WEDNESDAY, DEC. a.
" SUTTON A Co bk-PATtH LINE FOR
SAN FRANCISCO.
POPULAR IINEs-MhGNIFICENr SHIPS.
The famous aud celebrated Al frs class clipper shsp
ANDREW JACKSON,
Williams master,
DAVIS delivering her in tine order Justly scxnow
lodged the most dcfrnhe conveyance 10 that port
she IN reoeiving freEh, >, - -
And viii promptly sail NJ above
Shippers DESTROYS nf capacity In hs extraordinary
vessel VIII promote heir Interest by sendng their cargo nme
dlalely alongside and their b,ll II lsdng %
SUTTON co, 50 south street. corner ofNsl
MERCHANTS EXPRESS LINE
mi FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
Current rates and decc pi0n.
Extreme clipper Of Saturday Dec L. Slowing and handling
with unusual care shippers property
The extreme clipper shin
STORM KING
C'has. Saiarhan. commander.
Al he regular loading herths ships the NJ H. line
PIER EAST RIVER
The adm rahe sanu qualities ~ this superior clipper AMI
the known experience Of capt tallaghau who
her passage made In los days without claim
damagcpl generally acknowledged that comments
unnecessary The - X win not be detained bey0ns the
above advertised date
BABCoCR. COOLEY A co.
MS Water street,
Tontuc building
Agents in san ffancisco.--