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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29
Got Him There.

While a number of lawyers and gem
tlemen were dining at Wiscasset, few
years ago, a jolly son of the Emerald Isle
appeared and called for dinner. The
landlord told him he should dine when
the gentlemen were done eating.
sLet him among us" whispered q
limb Of the law, sand we shall have
some fun with him" "
The Irishman took his seat at the
table -.zia
"You were not born in this country,
my friend" ~ .,... -.
"No, sir; was born in Ireland"
"Is your father living?"
''No, he is dead"
"What is your occupation7"
"A horse jockey
"What was your fathers occupationf'
Grading horses.
"Did your father ever cheat any one
while here?''
"Isuppose he did cheat many, sir"
"Where do you suppose he went TOP"
"To Heaven, sir
elias he cheated any one there?"
"He has cheated one, I believe"
"Why did they not prosecute him?''
because they searched the whole
kingdom of Heaven, and coulden't find
a lawyer"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29

nA-Little boy whats the use of
an eclipse?'
Astronomer:-'OA, it gives the sun
time for reflection
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29

na-A correspondent sends US small
poem which he says he "compoEzed
awl hisself" We give on verse.
The squirt he is purity burd,
Its got kurle tale;
He stol awl mi daddi, korn,
And etit on rale.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29
AN ACT
mo 551


To amend the ninth section of an act
to provide for the sale of lands for
feitcd to the State for the non-pay-
ment of Taxes, passed March 14th,
1881.
SEC /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State ofOhio, That the
ninth section of the act to provide for
the sale of lands forfeited to the State
for the non, payment of taxes, passed
March 14th, 1881, be amended to read
as follows: Sec 6, That in all cases
where any claimant ofany lands here,
tolore sold, or which may hereafter be
sold for the payment of taxes, un'
der law of the state, his heirs or assigns
shall recover by action or otherwise thu
lands so sold as aforesaid for taxes, suet
claimants, his heirs or assigns shall h'
liabln TO refund to the purchaser, hi
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29

pa-' slow do you and your friends
feel now ? said an exulting politician in
one of our western States, to a rather ir-
ritabe member of the defeated party.
I suppose, said the latter, we feel
just as Lazarus did when he was licked
by the dogs
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29

tH- -Squibbs wants to know if doctors,
by looking at the tongue of a wagon,
can tell what oilsit.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29

rs Scenei in Restaurant.-".W alter
If you call this bread, bring me a brick
IT want something softer
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29

rN-Life is wasting thing; it is a
candle that will burn out.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29
! sTFI WHERE A MANP'
ny SHIRLEY.

= Don't I wish that I was a man =
Wouldn't set the beaver HATED popn-
1ation an example of brilliant perfection!
Wouldn't I make myself generally
agreeable to all the ladies, and to talk
to .,em as if they had souls above bon,
netsi What a glorious man should
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29

g~A broken down merchant, to con-
sole himself, got drunk and while pour
ing forth his warmest desire to make all
men happy he wound up thus:
And if owe any man anything, I
freely forgive him the debit g
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29
From the Philsdeiphia Press.
A Startling Confession.

Mordecia Paine, sadler, doing busi-
ness in South Ninth Street was called
home from his workshop on Saturday
Morning by a messenger, who brought
the melancholy intelligence, that his
wife Barbara, had taken arsenic for the
purpose of committing suicide, and was
then at the point of death. He hasten
ed to the bedside, and found her in more
agony Of naiidd thar body She declared
il "a here Nas 81 on her ,lllssi
l6fe bef Dc 5artnre, with the 'hopeEof OBJ
taiufng his forgiveness. Mr.. Paine,
withgreat emotion, desired her to go on
with the disclosure, adding that she
might assure herself of his forgiveness
before she made known her offense
'Ah, Mordecia,' said she, you remem
ber our large white pitcher was broken
some time ago; l pretended to you that
the eat broke it, but that was false, for
1 myself did it
Oh, my dear said Mr.. Paine, don t
concern yourself about such a triae, l
had forgotten the pitcher. and 1t mat
tiers not how it was broken.
There is another matter said Mrs.
p. after sOme hesitation. The six sill
yer spoons which I made you believe
were stolen by the yankee clock mender,
| pawned them to raise money to pay
the milliner for doing up my pink bon
net
Never mind it, my love, said Mr.. P,
eneouragingly, L hope heaven will for
give you a. freely as do.
Aiiser short pause Mrs. P. began
again:
Your best razor which you missed
last summer, aud made so much ado
ahout, swaPPed it away to apediar for
q tortoise essheh comb
The dsuceEwell, we'll, said Mr.. P,
reeolIeeting himself. that is all done
now aud cant be amended. Think no
more of it.
i could not leave the world with such
thing on my conscience at such time
as this Mrs. z. resumed:
You remember our boarder, Simon
DR. ke. who ran up bill for six weeks,
and then went of in a hurry, without
PAVING cent. He AID agreed to elupe
together; but he changed his mind at
the last moment, and ran away without
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29

sA-A chopfallen victim of unrequit-
ted love sings in this lamentable strain:
I'll throw myself into
The deep briny ocean. .c
Where mudwheels and catfish
On my body shall riot.
And founders and fiat fish
Will use me for diet;
Then soundly I'll slumber
Beneath the rough billow.
And crabs without number
Shall crawl DER my pillow.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29

rg Mrs. Partington says she intend
ed the consort of the female cemetery
last evening and some of the songs were
extricated with touching bathagorns,
The young ladies sung like syrups,
and looked like angles out of paradox.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29

@-An old farmer-one who feared
neither God nor man-had hired de-
voted negro, and to get some sunday
work out of him, would always plan q
case of necessity, on Saturday, and on
Sunday would put this point to the
mans conscience
One Sunday morning Sambo proved
refractory. He would work no more
on Sunday.-The master argued with
him that it was case of necessity-that
the Scriptures allowed man to get out
of pit on the Sabbath day a beast
that had fallen into it. -%
'Yes, massa, "rejoined the black, man
but not if he spends Saturday in digging
de pit for de berry purpose"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29

n@W We find in an exchange the fol-
lowing definitions of several words in
our language that are to be found in
Webster's Dictionary;
Philosophy-Asking a man to lend
you money.
Hard Times-Sitting on grindstone,
reading Kansas news.
Love a little word, intimately
connected with shovel and tongs.
Progress of Time-A peddler going
thro' the land with wooden clocks
Poetry-A bottle of ink sprinkled
over foolscap.
Patricia man who has no property
or reputation to lose.
Independence-Owing fifty thousand
that you don't intend to pay.
u.s. Yankees take to fife as natural
ly as germans to the flute, sourkrout anG
pipes. 1t is an institution Separate
the yankee from fife, and you take hal
of his back bone, considerable of his
moral shirt collar. and 20 per cent. o
his hopes for Il jolly time.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29
AUDIToRsOFFIcE,

EATON, April %, 1853.
I hereby certify that the foregoing
acts are true copies of the original rolls
now on file in this office.
JAMES ALBERT, Auditor.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29

"Isuppose he did cheat many, SIR"
''Where do you suppose he went to?''
GtTTo IJaovap sir -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-12
A Ucr1oN Nor1oE,-HENRY 4. LEEDS AUCTION

UCTION NoTIoE-HEERY r. LEEDS AUCTION
a viii sell Thursday. May Is at l0x O'Clock, all
the rich and elegant furnurs contained In the private resi-
dence 30 West Iwent md street. between Eighth aud
Ninth all of which made order and has been
in but few months Those wishing to ,hase aoe
furniture will find sale well worthy their sal atteu-
ton The following viii but faint description of the
goods contained in the house yz-In the basement are
rich elegant solid oak extension
tables oak dining chairs sofas china dinner and tea SETS
silver ivory cutlery forks aud spoons &c The
lors furnished with rich carpets three elegantly carved
wood suits sod rsmes led In French brocsde
mirror backs and doors carved do centre and
side tables rich Turkish chs french plate pier aud oval
mirrors superb oil paintings rosewood bookcase rich lace
window AIMS richly carved rosewood octave piano
forte nlaid with OF superior and hiss been
used only months The chambers replee with
wood mahogany furniture bedstesds and bedding hair
mattresses &c 1he furniture aimed In the house will oe
sold without the least Deposits will be required Of
all purchasers Catalogues furnished the morning OF the
sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-12

a sssGEEE's sALR OF FINE GOLD JEwELRY,
"A watches &C SAMUEL OSGOOD 4 co, aucuoneerv
will sel this day At their ssesroOm III Nassau ~ IL
O'Clock by oder OF assignee fine stock OF valuable jew
eiry, watches &C consisting OF ladies' seu Of cameo gold
nrs hrscee brooches and drops In tine gold mouuunss
sleeve links for ladies' and genilensn rinfs pins guard
chsesu feb chains m great variety plain
gold and fancy links and studs for gentlemen gold and silver
watches &C Gods warranted described catalogue.
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A oADKMY or nUsrc-AKsIvERsABY WAX
IA Positively the last w.et Of
nUsARos COsCRRTA
DAsdRI aud roRMEs
nsv scALE or PR,oss ron rms wHrK.
s,s w be no Tsserxsd :sA~ On The susrd nshs IL
FIFTY GENTS 10 All. FAIRS OF rnE Ac Apxxu.
This evening" !; ~ & S Ger; SSsn AZ
CHE last bu twol
on which occasion the whole Of the Orchestral MuAc
THE MIDsUKHER NIGHTS DRkss
viii be psrfomsd- Carl ,oRxs
viii sing the second time In America the ce'esrse< sssss
Oh ruddier than the cherry.
From Handeps Aos and oalssss' ana Non ria AsdS
Md n.6EIINA aRAEvEs JOHNSON
will make III IS; r isd ,5oscxR
MI ooG afNbE sils R,fhHs VIOLIN ooscERro
scher,o 5 Nscturno. I. WEDDING March PAsr H-as.
delssohn Violin Concerto CooPerl Ans !Acs And 0s
johnson Ala (Cenerentois-D'A Bg s Ana tMartaQs
Of figaro)-Formes, Pact HI-The Echos QusdriIA-As
Cuckoo Poika-Tte Cattle show Quadriiis-fhe chAmpeens
ThursdAy-Musards concer- Trhay-ELIJAH 6atur6av
MusaIds second and last Presentation Matinee whsn every
ACADEMY ~ MUsiC-rHE ELIJAH.
n Inc New York hArmouc sccety resRec.ruy aanSsss
eS w x,s on rkp Nav ssS ~ rIs
MbNDEiSsoHNs kLiJAa,
LAST GRAND SACRED oRAroRIo
(Under the immediate patronage OF The most disaux ssG
cleiSymen Oh New York and brooaiynJ
TXsSRi. Si1NsR, rEnnlsa. SIMPSON,.
The ehoruses BY 800 the society Tho orcAs
ra will be LOO strong.
Admis.,on g cent?, Reserved ,es.s q cea.s e1srs
III the three ticket oilces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-12

NTIBLO'S GARDEN.
IN Wednesday evening" May IL. 1853
GABRIEL kAvELS
FIRST AND ONLY BENEFIT,
Previous to HE departure for Europe
COME ONEi COME ALLt
'Le, laugh who never laughed before
And those who always laugh now laugh the more"
GABRIEL RAvkL IN
Different Chsrsctern
For this evening
Splendid Entertainments.
The Ersiish Vaudeville Of the
THRFE FACED FRENCHMAN,
In which Gabriel Ksve will sustain Speaking
and sting tho English ballad Of "wni you Love Then
Frst pisb. of the famous resisbiy laugh
able psntomime OF
vOL-AU-vENT
GABRIEL Ravel II his original character Of Vol Vent
hvOLUTIONS On THE HIGHT ROPE.
TIE ITALIAN BRT0ANDS
Gabriel Ravel ~ Jaques.
Full particulars In future announcement Boz book
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ny JOSEPH HEGKNAN

W
rooms soashsy and Pearl streets, The CITY
ibe fa ied Durham bull 'xsnion" aged Eve years
re nne bo snrsed ~ ss who wish an oe
posuny 70 uproe heir stock viii end this animal worthy
Also pair black carriage horses well msch
soaps md % 10 IL single s.rS. aso ONE suSins
wagon four In coed order Sc, double harness whip
bull and hcrses wiz be exhibition front Of the
sl .s 10 notros rsar.ds,. Nay il :, io an pre-
s,sey all The corsssv Of The large i've story residence 70
sye"Us Tss Soass Is Furnished with the sss.., and
s: n as. q rnae WI ana al. .e A ~s ~oe
The soos,ss 4 only partial description of the goods
sI he .us s. .rs
g.ss tea .s f.s .gSSs ss
psrlcrs furn,ssed With vev., ssrps,: Arss mss
WOOD sease side and pier Aps and .al s.sere.
ger msnsssl.s.ss msn's orn.mss,s bronze nsurss
Frensh plse pier and oval sssses reception and re-
ssmssn eSs r. ssas rosewood
piano es, Keys sAd MIMI ,sas, 49,. ~
ART and decorsaons too numsrous 70 mention. 5000.
=: .s ma *
otsss chairs and dressing isbles one h.r
ssggs ,lSns sst' ''''''' O'a'
and double bedstesds and the corresponding furniture
ms'sh .x .uus,,ox .,. Of richly eusmeIled bedroom
furniture Catalogues 70 be hal At The house only sale
commences at ioiS A. NJ. precisely.
EDWARD II. LUDLOW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
large Susn,, W Of ssot"H f. IL oIoW co win sell At
n ys,s on sWsd. sss M shot
Also nine boats furniture &c, &c &c For further particulars
Quo sSa.SSs
val sell al ne agon on n, ssS y ~ sa 10 Of
crrpepnt,
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NALED AT AUCTION.

HLBxRT Il EIooLAY, AUorIoNEER REGULAR
ss a:s Nay at Ego ociaet Ae ssssS.a
S s:' ss bond s ss:
Hs~ YORK s sn per s s.n Id due s
sssn. and Cse.so mort per cent ~ nc 90.
AZ HcsssSn nsc Tr o": ~ ioo
g New fsrt Consolidated stage Co. g
g s Esl,s r;r go n Co. express iSs
p ana Drove's hAnk.................'.... 70
20 Firsmens n.u,ncs 70 ~
70 North American In .nrsn "a ~, " 50
sssuriss received addition the regularly .dysrtssd
SS5:.: asss.': ssse.sssa nj
ALBERT a NIooLAY No Brad street.
M Ss.
"a; ssn % IL Is.
En- : :, 6
sx ~ he modern inprovsmen,s such Is hot cold and
a..
ssiss: ss
story and trimming. Of brown sone built in Tie very best
e. Ct s s
% Shs VIII be :Ca wSous e inc
sSs:: Can ss..is s - Ses 2 n
non premises and full particulars, apply to the
Aucuoneer, Nc. Brosd street.
A 8. RICHARDS, AUCrIONERR SPECIAL SALE OF
WHITfN0 win SELL Wednesday May H. at 10Y O'Clock, at
eoro Corandt general assortment Of boots and
pboes good suitable both for city and country e
Catalogues On the morning Of sale.
j. BLEEcKER WILL SELL. TO MORROW, AT IL
residence Of Isaac Adrsnce. Esq, including entire
blocks bounded by Third Lexington and Fourth
Fifty eighth and Fifty ninth Streets parcels Of
Aots There 10 part Of the city where property Ia i'm
proving fast between third and Fourth and
opportunity seldom oGers to make profitable
as this Terms, maps &c 1t Nc. Broad street.
"A. NEW AND SECOsD BAND WAGONS, &c
A. @. Tp1TLE will sell this day wednesday, at IL o'clock,
without advances Crosby street. four
second SIX and second hand top and no
top wagons, harness, &c.
A UCTION NOTICE-CROCKERY AND GLASS
"A HENRY q. EVANS, au aioneer No Liberty street.
will sell in lots from the shelves suit Dealers this day
"wednesday ut ~ O'Clock complete assortment of best
white granite ana all kinds Of glassware,
decorated china &c Goods carefully repacked shipping
UCTION NOTICE M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER,
u will sell 10 Thursdsy, May lS at 10Y o'clock,
at ssesroom 10 Nassau street large assortment Of house
bold furniture consstu Of ru sells and velvet
cae French mapte and glasses secretary and
brry bookcases extension dining tables dinner and tea
sets oil paintings dressing bureaus Wristbands toe SETS
besteAds hair mattresses paiissses chsrs lounges sofas
dc The above sale sords opportunity to those Who are
refurnshing lot will he peremptory sold TO the
aheab aI Nv of lao
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EDWARD II. LUDLOW, AuCTIoNESR-PkREMPI ~
~ w by order Geo Sanders ESQ NAVY AGENT V
large quantity Of shot Il H. ludlow 20; wi, IN wayv
Yard brooklyn 6(Spto 600 coudemnef 81 10 shoL
Also nine boats furniture &C. &C. &c. For further parucus
amply Ia Pine
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DFMovvp -vrSs sHEPPkRD INFORMS HgR
IN friends anf the ladies Generosity that she has removed 70
2ss Siuh sverue between Fifteenth ard sxiearth
rhere she viii be happy see ladies' whose hs requires her
attendance.
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little used oos' sieo
HroTIcg-LARGE UNREsxRvEp SALE or BsAUTI.
~ fuI. kosEwoop sNo EaoNx sukNr6gsE RI1 ~
en,lre contents Of the residence West r-eniy
near Seventh avenue ne sse 2, .sisa :, public sas.n
IN truly tasteful ard elegant s,,ie. ....-,
% S.s WE 10. ss .scy. &C.
ns Of Ss ss Us s sns
Consisting in par. Of
Richly carved Gold rosewood psror lars'urs two full s
pier ard msnte mirrors win cornices ssss
cored brccsie and medallion tapestry; superior wood
panotos music cabinet Win .s,as.y op ipp
sssse. su cottage chairs eeuss sof. ,s ana rpo sr
cbanders &c superb paintings on c.nys's and ssss n
hr.ens lsndsc fruit piece moonsn sns sss re,.s
ed hrcushoyi rosewood gmoire saee pos e rose go
roS nsIssr me ssaSy furnished
Dining room furniture Of every DESCRIPTION ane oss .ren
s ss ss .Sa 'fa S9 os. cut glass ass
rss sna yn csosss vii
be ready ~ the house morning OF sale which will nse
pcoss precisely > The ainns room NJ n deposit. VII
be required from all purchasers and reliable persons s Ne
IN ''nd'n'e 70 cart or snip W. r. '%fsroorr susouec
CHERIyF's SALE OF cARPxTING-A. NJ CsIsrA:
,o LAR rScoaser w,l u sell his DAY I'm inst. - % ~
cs,Deos Il $. . S. g .s s
''a O'', Jssks p ssSsEt, DEPUTY sheriff
ure looking glasses mirrors oil painnrs enrravings
chsirs wood hair cloth psces msho-
gany French bstsesfs papofoge pii1 m holsters, N.
LE-fs PtEftFEK, Constable.
Also at " o'clock seversl avoices
and sorsee without also safes sold
count of whom q may concern 10 pay storage only.
= - - - - -
DICHARDs KrNGSLAND, AUCTrONEER-CARR GEs
IL at auction-w. r. KtNa will hold reguisr sales OF
carrisses Ac at he repository, 39t BroAdw4
Thursday. RICHARDS KlNGsLAND A co. wm sell At
he above establishment Thursday May IS At 10 O'Clock
large assortment % carriages. wagons fockawsys bugges
harness, BRIDES &C
yrpOe yFIrCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 SPRUCE
sres constable sale OF French corsets &c, Wed.
nesdey May ~ A NJ mo. 10 spruce sweet consist
'"s JNO. n. HfbtER, Constable.
u,JIoa yFrTcH AUcTroNER -sALrsRoow NO 10
spruce str.t-sheris sale q n'sn'seeut show cases
pprce street consisting Of several mernacent silver
ns"''' '0O'''''' JAS 9, wn4LET, sesgG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-12

(yOhPLIkENTARY TESTIMONIAL
"
MRS HOEY
The Committee Of Management Of he proposet npimen
testimonial to this beautiful lady pre-.
70 her departure for kurope. beg TO intimate that
SATURDAY EVENING MAY ID,
has been selected for this
had been the ~sh of the committee the Acade
my OF Music other theatre larger than Waacks
for occasion which might be fairly estimated likely
attract Ia audience assembled In
New York. but with gentieness feeling
Hoey nterposed aud expressed wshwhch tho ommit
tee communicative comp her friends
desired to oi should be extended TO her spot which
surrounded WITH Of the happest emores of her life
and which abe has often the sles and ELECTED
enthusiasm hoae who would be likely gather round her
such night.
Tho committee have therefore the pleasure to announce
that THE FAREWELL BEhAfIr
MRS 'HHoEY
Will take place OF WALLACR'S THEATRE Saturday, 5th
of May which occasion she will appear FOR THE LAST
TINE previous 10 her departure for kurope.
The feel happy being enabled 10 state that they
have already received tie handsome proders services
from several leading Italian artists dsng dan
in this city and almost every dramatic artist Of
distinction In the United States promising render the
formsnees In every respect hsng tribute % one WIZ anes
such high ability such estmAble private worth
Prices for this occasion w be-Orchestrs chxn 81 So
quet and dress circle 81: family circle a. usual.
Boz book nov open.
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NJ s. xElLoR, AUor1oNEER.-oFFIcE IS PRINCE

W. street.
First trade sale OF cabinet furniture.
On Thursday NAY L. the premises Nos and IL Bed
ford street. the entire stock OF first class cabin maker
ssting of solid mahogany and oak furni
uro and well worthy Of the attention Of dealers and those
buying furniture for
Everything warranted per catalogue.
The goods are now exhibition.
Catalogues ready on morning Of sale.
For all sums less than $780, cash In city funds; all sums
above 500 and less than $500 endorsed notes
three months; all above $500 four months note as
above.
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rTiOa vFrTcH, AUCTfoNEpR -sALrsRoow NO 10
srruce strs.t-sher's sale ~ msgninceut show
a. Ms dav We'd esdsy May H. 1855 a. ~ A. At No. 10
spruce street consisting Of several magnificent silver mp
"e"''"0 'Ou''''' Jas, 9, wILLET, ssszG
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A uCTroN NOTICE -THos BELL, AUCrIoNERR. AND
"A W. 8. TH0MrsoN;-This day, at loh O'Clock IN our
sold nure clocks dry goods glass and crockery
boots and shoee twenty bar room and other tables-
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UCTION NOTICE-CROCKERY AND GLASS
"A HENRY q. EVANS eu sioneer, No Liberty street,
will sell in lots from the shelves suit Dealers this day
"wednesday st ~ O'Clock complete assortment of best
white granite all kinds Of ware glassware,
decorated china &c Goods carefully repacked for sppng
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BALES AT AUCTl,.U.

EDWARD ECHENCK, AUCrIONEEn ON THURSDAY,
~ May Ii II O'Clock, a IS Nassau for conventeu,
ssla old wines braudies and hshing line tackle
house. for may yes enjoying ss patronage Of the as
epds and patrons thAs they impliciy
rely the purity of this stock Samples o,e don
tied Wines &c all In Of each pscksd
sr,o"e whch sse shsrr,e. IN solcsr ~ ,sss n.s ~
ls41 Madeira Of ls4 c.re books cbsmpsgne. Hungarian
wines old London brAndea chasalss dor do old
pale and dark Jamaica and ST. Holland aud Eng
Lab GIN Scotch Irish and American whiskey Ia wood AMI
gas sardines fruits Havana of their selection,
VIZ Ambrosa Wa:hngon La Rosa Light Quad La Fls dl
nshins ,acke w. Linen SMELLS Limerick salmon do 50
faho lines bank Inca heavy block lines six and mine
iron safe &C. On Monday May IT, shall sell store fixtures
valua ole horse and Concord wagon nearly new.
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CODA wArER.-PAEsT SODA WATER APP tRATus,
rhines Tor country use $50 wN. exc,
'"'''' W. 81 nusns street. near Brosawsy, NY

CEvERE CHRorICs.-rHosE OF YOUR READERS
- afflicted With chronic diseases humors sores, O)s ernp
tons pmpes bad blood scrofula, rheumatism, govt
aches or inhrmities recommended 70 take RApWAts
Repoystpr kesolvent Ready Relief and Regustors SOL
By drussiss and merchants everywhere r. H. r. once oz
Fulten street., N. ".
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TvHos. vErTCH, AUCTIONEER STORE mo- 10
Spruce street -shertn's sale Of once furniture,
ThuIsdsy Nay Is 1853 q II n. ct No. William street.
being The oce furniture Of the Ohio Life and rrust Com
pany consisting Of counters desks secretariee chairs
tables book racks carpets chilled steel ssfe clocks g.
G. WILLET, Sheriff.
JOIN T. STEWART eputy Sheriff