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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-09

morning. She was detained in consequence
of a homicide on board the night previous,
when seaman named George Rittan, who
had been confined for disorderly conduct, was
beaten SO badly as to cause his death. The
ships corporal, Charles Cooper, has been ar
rested on suspicion of being the guilty party.
Rttan belonged to Easton, Pa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-09
Wisconsin Election.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 8.-Four wards of this
city give 5S3 majority for Hobart, the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor. Rock county,
with eight towns, gives Randall, Republican,
978 ahead, gain of 200 over last year. Re-
turns from various parts Of the state show a
Republican gain over 1857, and indicate the
reelection of Gov. Randall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-09
Louisiana Election.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 8.-The Opposition
have elected nineteen of the twenty three
Representatives and all the three Senators
from this city. Miles Taylor, anti.Slidell,
democrat, and Edward Bouligney, American,
are elected to Congress by large majorities.
The American majority in the city is about
$500. The Democratic State ticket is elected.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-09
Election in Datroit.

DETROIT, Oct. Sat the municipal election
here to-day, Mr. Buhl, Republican, was elect
ed Mayor by majority Of about 800 over
Hamon, Democrat. Seven of the ten alder
men elected are Republicans.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-09
Eira and Exnlosion.

ATLANTA, GA, Oct. ga fire broke out in
the store of Gibson, commission merchant, of
this place, Four or five kegs of powder ex
ploded, blowing out the entire building and
killing Levi S. Blake, and severely wounding
several other persons
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-09
New Jersey Election.

TRENTON, n j., Nov. 8.-The LIST ward
gives SO majority for Mr.. Oden, and the 9th
ward SO majority for Wright For Governor,
the township gives rs majority for Olden, Re-
publican, being gain of 96 over Newell's
vote
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-09

In this city, Nov l. by Rev. D. W. Faunce Enoch Ban
croft to Mary NJ. Prime, all of this city.
In Athol, Nov 2, by Rev. W. j. Hambleton Seth Cole
eff Genesee, ILL.,, TO Mrs. Mahtablc Warren of Atho
9Th James w. Thompson of Gardner to Rhoda A. Hub
bard OF Petersham.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-09
"Insurgent" Arrested.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 8.-W. r. Palmer,
an alleged insurgent, has been arrested on a re-
QUESTION from Gov. Wise.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-09

New YORK, Nov. S.-Thc steam frigate
Brooklyn, sailed from Quarantine this Tuesday
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-09

" AT AUCTION.-Wiu be sold at Public Auc.
NSS>tion in front of the Bay State Market, corner
sr-eszs11 of Main and Exchange streets, SATUR-
DAY. Nov II, at O'Clock p. M, yoke of Working Ok
pair five old and the other six good size, well
matched and in good condition
The subscriber having worked the above cattle for the
last tive months, recommend them to be equal if not
superior to any in the county. The above be
by calling the subscriber Bay State Mar
ket at any time previous to the sale.
THOS. GATES.
Worcester, Nov. l. 1859 d4t&wlt n9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-09
A. III. WARDS IsOOKsTORE,
are invited. BY Command.
d3t H. b. WILDER, Clerk

q e AGRICU LTUAL
6sAAA9@S[sz9$AzN4A TROTTING PARK, WORCES-
-&GsS&wSS2&-> TER, MASS., on THURSDAY,
10, lS5g-Grand Premium of
$500, Mile heats, best Three in Five to Wagons. c.
A Tourtelotte 6. 6. Tom Hyer; Owner names b.
6. Worcester Boy.
Also, same dav, Purse of s25. Open to Double
Teams. Entrance 10 per cent Two or more to name
and start
Trotting to commence at p O'Clock precisely.
Admission Is cents. dot no
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-09

ENGINE WANTED.-The Subscribers
IA want to purchase second hand thirty horse Sta
tonary Steam Engine. GILMORE & MARTIN.
Manchester, n H., Nov. 8, 1859. d6t* n9
A GENTS WANTED, at A. H. WARD
IL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-09

NEW BUCKWHEAT.- = Just received
~ and for sale by L. HARRINGTON & Co,
O2I d4w 1903 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-09

GLAIRVOYANT PHYSICIAN.-Mis
~ NJ. S. SWAN may be found at No p Exchange st.
Worcester Office hours from to IL ana from 2
p. m dNMtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-09

DURE JUICE OF THE GRAPE
Il GEO. r. SPUR, No. pol Main street. is wholesale
and retail agent for Aliens pure Native Wine. diff 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-09

SYRUP, SYRUP.-Stewart's fist and sec
~ ond quality Syrup. Also, Golden Syrup on hand
and for sale by l.. HARRINGTON & CO.,
OPT div 1903 Main street
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-04-30

Deacon W. was a stuid and honest Bnp-
list deacon in one of the interior towns Of
this State, who had vein of dry. caustic
humor in his composition. The deacon had
a boy of some dozen summers. who was in
clncd to be Il little " " when not under the
parental eye. In school, especially John
was a source Of constant annoyance to the
teacher.
One day the mistress punished him for
some misdcmeauor, and John went home
crying, and told his father THAI the mistress
had Whipped him: ,.
his-eye-brows, been whipped =
'Ya-a-s, 'sobbcd John.
p l'And dldyou les u womQH whip ye? shout
ed the deacon.
sYa-a-s. couldn't help it.
w ell, John, you little rascal. YOU go to
school to morrow, and if Miss under
takes to whip sc again, You just pitch in !;
don't let wonsan whip If ye can help it.
Don't take any stick to strike with, but ye
may strike. scratch, bite and kick as much
as ye're a mind to.
The next day John went to school, and,
.emboldened by the permission given by his
father, was soon brought before the trbu-
nal of violated rules. The teacher under
took to correct him, ami he did as his father
told him. The result was that John got
most uumeFc;ful troHncing and was thor
oughlv suh,incd. When he went home he
went to his father crying:
e. swell, dad, got an awful lickin' to day.
'What.' said the old deacon, did you let
g that woman whip We againt'
81 'Ya-a-s, whimpered John, Il kicked struck
: and fit her oil could, but she iamn,ed me
orfully.'
'Ah! chuekled the humorous old deacon,
r you tarnaI little fool, knew she would
a and she'll give you a trouncing every time
she undertakes it: SO advise you to behave
yourself in future
John began to have some perception of
his fathers motive, and ever afterward he
was a sadder and wiser boy--ircostoVh
Pioneer.
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Psttavvaftaznss Csuntv {.
YOH SALE 81
HORACE EVERETT
Council Dlu1s. I>~.

@ warsB ar 20, -. l1--s0 ser~,., .11,...
% Springef's farm, miiss Sbrtk a Co. H.
t, ~. sr ~. y: 80 sssss. On Aasai,e, =.
M N = srb n, A--S0 aesss, X tieAss ~
toe creek, mile south Of NJ ---yArm 49,
NEqrs. n, 4o-iso sores, Silver rress N,4,....
IN sS.,s ~ , sasn. q s
* 3 s . " = u ~. & ~, Y gs.ywrassv
Grove, joining A siocum's and Juss JIss,s = ls
the south, and Mr. Flies and Yleshey,g 3. ~ sna@
There is no better body Of land In wS,sass n - =
this; with plenty Of timber and nussss q
Also sw qrN " az; and N az ww H.
acres. mile east Of the ab0vei bottom lass IN.
So swarlo. and N usEqrs,7
.Nishnabotany bottom land 2 miles north IN -. ~
near cutznger's Mil; about 10 acres tnSs., ~
tract mile north Of the new State road ~ ~.
N y qr and " or ., 10, 1870 acre. 49,.
on the Nishnabottsny River, 4 miles belo~ - M
and the same distance above lola, and mjois,.ss.s
NWqrsw u; w1sEar; ,ndrr
I'M Of -; II y Kqr; ~ NV a., s9r,sEYHs
and W ar Eqr %, n, 800 acres. On p,ssxy
about miles above Reefs mill, and il mss rst
Of EH 10; NH and W qrYEu,s 49,.
acres, Missouri River bottom land. smiis. ,rsn &c
ny 4,wxNwq Or, and s wsswuxv.
4e-S0O aeres. bottom, slope aud up land pr.ir;s
Pigeon, % miles Of Council Binfs ssn, g Ia
Of timber This very fine traa for slsrs" ~ saI
Of n W Or s W Or; and u n v or * -
SCR y, 70, 44--2oo acres, bottom land Mi. ~
Easwqr; wy s ar, and swqEgr.<.
! Of l.. J. CbiIds E< ~ omits ess
In y Or Is; or and W. sYar ~ e =,
acres. bottom land on Silver Greek mite. si-sA
Chiids. Ee@J s 'tr-s' '' eAs' ELL
I EhSW Or; and VIZ = Or 10, rs, 4I-,so
yer creek bottom land, mile south o. b,.s sii-
| State road. "N 70 neS
sEqrNw r25, rs, $50 acres. MI. ..z
Places nd Fenner's farms. a..r e 1aoIa ofS
SH Or %; and s " qrNwqra nm ~
| town. "sA Nex-
| 81 NE Or, and Or Is 81 Nwqsnsv~,
~, $3.50 acres on Nishna sstfsny, at Levy. c.,
100 acres Of timber, balance lotion pfairi, ~
| adjoining Mr. True's and Nr Wright,s farms
WHSWar; n Eqr sW or; and HarSvrn
10, Alias .63 acres, on keg creek, u nile a -
mill. and u mile above Mr. Mintnrn's farm and II -;
from Council Bluffs Also, single tract If --
+ 1000 a @1s0A
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-04-30

A young man from the rural districts went
to the Post Office the other daV, with Il bank
note, for dollars worth of stamps. lie
was told that paper money was not received.
lie went for Spanish quarters. "Wc don't
receive them uuw,' sand the attendant, ''for
more than twenty cents apiece" The coun-
tryman thought Uncle Sam mighty PARTON
lar; so he went away and obtained dol
lars worth Of coVpers. "Now," said he,
on returning to the Office and laying down
his pile at the window Of The delivery 80
guess | can suit ya."
The man inside looked 1T the display Of
copper, and cooily rcpltcI:
We never take more than three cents in
copper at any one time, 1t is not a legal ten
der above that sum-
The countrvman looked at tho composed
official Cor u nom, ut without stirring, and
then belched out:
"Look here. you; ain'tyou almighty kind
Of particular. for fellows backed up in such
u Jail as this ere? Yon don'tt take only three
cents of copper Mt Il time, hey? We'll. then,
s'pose you give three cents worth OI stamps
anyhow" y
The Official very politely cut him Off IA sin
gle stamp, and passed it out, for which the
about to pass away, when the latter cried
out:
"Look here you! that ere's one time
Now s'pose you gin me three cents worth
more on en-
Uncle Sans clerk was not slow in discov-
ering that h" had caught a tartar. He turn
ed back to the window, and asked:
low many coppers have you;"
s. all n,l,r oil, C
/ had hundred Of 'cm when begun"
Pass them in,' was the gruff reply.
s. Pass out your stamps fuSt, and then
will; but l reckon you don't ketch me
agaiu.'
The stamps were passed out and the cop
pers handed over, when the countryman Went
off, saying:
81 s'pDse because afellow holds Office un.
der Uncle Sam, he thinks he's smarter'n al
creation; but guess they !arnt something
that time" LO,reN Ne,rs.
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Fl DR.. M'LANE's
..--. CELEBRATED ~
VERMIFUGE
LIVER : I

WE beg lesve to call the atten-
w ton of the Trade, and mon
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu
lar remedies now before the publs.
We refer to $50
Dr. ChaS M'Lans's Celebrated
Vermi1uge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure ais, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE,
For expelling Worms from the
human system. 1t has also bsn
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS,
For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS,
all BILIOUS DERANcEMENTs, Sick
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases Of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Qui-
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure.
AS specifics for the above men
toned diseases, they are Unrivaisd
and never known to fail when ad-
ministered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularl'!
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give ther
undivided time and attention TO
their manufacture. And beingds,
termined that DR.. M'Lane;s Cet-
brated Vermifuge and Liver Ph
shall continue to occupy the hgn
position they now hold among The
great remedies of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material, and COM
pound them in the most Thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh u
P.S. Dealers and Ply sicians ordering h'n -.
than Fleming Bros, will do we'll to write tfeR W
distinctly and take none but Dr. HLdnL Rf7,trr
Fleming Bros Pittsburgh. IN. To those =ifhiss say
them = trial, will forward per mail, pest ~ ~ t.ehs
part Of the United States, box Of Rss.,, Coz
threecent postage stamps, or one vial o. iss must
fourteen threc-cent stamps. AL orders hte
be accompanied by twenty cents extra.
F, MAY 4 CO..,
At Council Bluffs, sole A9e"s!o' .sS
Iosso and Nebraska.
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C010nv.

all being in body, in the forks Of tbe We. ,,,
nabetany River. This land lies in sections D ss.s,s
II, 80 in PottaH attamie county; and In sesis ~
10 n a. %, 27, 2S %. 81, 49, a. and S. 7s Nm
in shelby county, mile north OF Cuts fingers mill -,
Newtown miles south Of the location Of the kkI
X; miles north Of the new State Road to De, M.
and IS miles from Council Bluffs About 4 d, a :.
bottom, and slope and upland with a sufhcspsy "a
timber, wel-waered, muattG soil, and all arabic vi
the exception Of some 50 acres. = sEEE-
This land is deserving the attention Of those sesi,ss
settlement for Colony, and will be only sesa /,
BODY Terms easy. (s2-nialJ II
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TO RENT.

vJ,HE ROOM IN THE PACIFIC HOUSE, NOW
l occupied by HEM, WILLIAMS Co., as "a
Banking House. Possession given soon Apply 10
S s. BAYLISS.
Co,,nnii nlnhs Arr-,st Ii lS5S-y2nl6u
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BOOKKEEPING & ACCOUNT

Adapted 10 every department of Trade Commerce and
Manufacturers -ComprchendUg tho best forms in ,e
among the mos; eminent Establishments engaged jn-
vdualfy partnership. in business. whether pros
porous adverse the purchase and sale Of merCh,n-
d2e al wholesale and retail importing and exnnrting
!hCr account, commission ioln snecu ION
inc Iuding <eCllatiouS in Stock Real Estate &c with
JubbIng shipping Mining, Manufacturing Printing and
publishing. Hotel and Steamboat. Railroad Ranking
AMI Exchange and Books of Joint Stock all Char
tered Assoc At Ions Ecnelaliy, s - ---,-..-~
E s.as PR ACTICAL PENMA NSHIP. 8ss2
In this leparmcnt, in all Others those C,llnres
stand without rival. The styles Of Practical Orna-
versally ADMIRED hy all lovers OF Good Vriting "a
taught these Colleges are not cquacd and IL is in
tended thCy never shalt lie.
Written Specimens Ut Pcnnmanshp sent free of charge
OF applratipn.
Tine q. Commfnc 7-Now--any time --
Requisite Qualifications to Enfer.-Au- ordina airy
English cd ueaton- u ~ a,s -. &&4 E#5s
Time required TO Complete the Course From eight
to twelve weeks.
Cost Of Stationery S'c-From So to &I2
DipiOmdS-Awarded to well qualified graduates
Life SchoIarshi ps-fssuea in one oIese GOOD in the
other.
College Ro0ms-Neatly furnished and conveniently
arranged, being airy and in the most beautiful loca-
tiOTs 1.-THE aDcT e-nanted cities. $50 .FTt NJ
TERMS-Payable on Enteriur
rnr fll Mercantile Course including all Department.
of Bookkeeping, Lectures and Penmanship time mn
Pcnnmanship ai0ne--One year. 10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lessons. ..................5
Ornamental PeHumanship-Card Writing and on.
hand FioTkhigs-as agreeiupn. " ~EfETyrS
sAnyfurther information viii be given with p,easure
application at thc College by sending for crCu-
lar which will be furnished gratuiously by return
mail. Address DAVIS X Upton,
v2nlO..s r.g as saz.1 s. davenport or Peoria.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-16

IMPORTANT AUCTION NOTICE.-AUCTIoN SALE OF
all the furniture works OF and fire decora,ns
tanned the elegantly furnished private residence IL
verify place, Washington square-D. 3. HOUdH,
auctneer, ONCE No go broadway. will sell above this
day, April 49, 81 0H A. precisely. Sale positive, rain
shine Catalogues ready and be had ut the house
at 40 broadway. Pie auctoneer calls particular attention
the above SALE embracing opportunity for purchasers
To obtain rs class goods ut moderate price The house
goods suitable gentee housekeepers Careful cartmen In
attendance TO pack and ship the goods From the catalogue
extract portion OF the aces specimens Of Whist the
house containing:
Dining rooms-Carved walnut buffet extension table, B.
Nicholas dining and chairs splendid mirrors gas
xures tapestry carpe together with al the china and silver
ware belonging Me house, cut glassware every conceva
BILE description; silver tea service five pieces large silver
SAVERS and forks; qur caster with ruby
large variety Of unique table ornaments
ParlorCaryed rosewood suit In crimson and satin;
solid rosewood centre and reception and ecumben
chairs solid and wall etegeres elegant French
plate pier glass In gold frame; lsdy's escretore lined with
satin wood velvet and rugs bronze dxture heavy
embroidered lace window dapery several very large and
splendid brouzes also paintings by eminent Also
fine variety OF elegant Dresden china Paran figures and
mante decorations Also OF Nunns Fischer splendId
feet fully warranted and cover music .bnes
nc besides host OF other articles, which. appreciated
must be seen.
Chanbers-Tapesry carpets carved rosewood beds,eod
with rich lace canopy splendid hair msressea 10 10 40
holsters and pnovs noe blankets and bedding rosewood b
and commodes china oe se rosewood 6ne
tgravngH elegant carved mahogany bedseadA bureaua
wssbs1nds sofss chairs mattresses bankets carpes &c
Dsscrpuye catalogues can By had G The house only
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-16
A UCTIOE NOTICE.

a H. DOUGHTY, suctioneer. win SELL thu day bat,ir.
day l0k o'clock at No 70 Nassau street
OF FIRST class manufactured furniture consisting In pa OF Two
rtcb git frame French plate pier sa:; msass do ross
wood par0r suits bocate and hacloh ROSEWOOD
and mahogany marble centre tables rosewood eteeere
mirror doors and back extension dining tables ma
bogany and marble top dressing bureaus wasn
stands mahogany bedseads hair nsreeses paasses cha
&c, &c.
Also, -.
On Tuesday April 49, 10Y O'Clock, all the elegant household
furniture contained house 1873 East Twenty seventh s<ec
between second and Third avenues
On Friday Aprii a. at 10 O'clock all tho handsome house.
bold furniture Contained two houses 50 and 81 We
Twenty third street, Sixth avenue.
Particulars wyh catalogues, In . few days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-16
TIIR MILITARY.

CENIOR VETERAN CORPS or 1879 Will. MEET AT
- the Of Stanton and Chryse streets on GundaG
April H. o'clock 10 attend divine service In body at -
Baptist church, 10 stanton street by invitation of Rev Mr. He
COY. pastor Let every Veteran attend, weather pssmA
isI%c Psrss' XSui.ut' ord1 RAYMOND oyeas,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-16
SPORTING.

A HANDSOME BLACK AND TAN TERRIER DOG TO
"A Be sold al 100 East Eleventh street between avenues
and D. Inquire tor two days front ROOM frat floor
ERANCT1 BUTLER "a FULTON sTReET1 Has M
moved near ne corner Of Myrle and Division avenues
Brooklyn. Cars every few minutes from Fulton and Peak
alp usual AL the c,c breeds Of dogs for sale
and stock Dog boarded, traned &C. Buffers inaliols
and Gee exterminator 81 cents per bois Hut
lers work the dog 81. For further Information al
dress or apply at ~ Fulton STREET. basement
ITO MODEL YACHT CLUBS -FOE SALE A NEW
yacht Of ~ TONS OF light drauRh roomy easily handled
ano has proved 70 be remarkably fas. ssier Genems
wshu ore Of this claas her nj Hunters Point
"'s Of me Flushing Railroad. VIII be sold cheap.
JANIS LEAPxR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-16

CAUTION To DB aLsaS-rO DEALERS IN 81 AsVVn
" fabrics t.s tire ada OF rssbss
rhe Undersigned gives NOTICE that he holds absolus
su'canized rubser prepared according Good -
tent OF June 6 ,St 10 all elastic fzbrce the elas ,y a
~hchs due 70 tbs sntug oorrusstng shecs or .hrca
~ socb fshrica and In all oempted
faoybe or suca - 1e a. be ppoeced
both sides 18th suhstsuces other than rubber aad
smooth elastic shired gOsds and " ske ana se ivH
rubber threads az vulcaAzed rubber roads a. see
Of rubber witch be made finished b. uuou "
I, be covered by abrcus he hereby xv
notice ibat be redg " supply the with ali such
ct reasonable rats ass has full stocs 10 store
His attention. has beeu called 70 agusA tu
William Juc sos In which said Judson claims 10 II ~ ow
Of nbe rsht to import ssd s~ll snch goods.
The undersigned satisfied hst this Uretouoe On o. 80 ~
naid Judsen fraud the public and d n sdo or
purpose OF jurng his bness Had Judnon has pever
h6,ssd BIZ pretended uos any cour the pubo ~ -
dees not afford the tarUGned ar os
mencng any suN against him. In order 70 hess te1
Charles Goodyear coud Ds give vahd tvee 70 said
70 else ater the es be had conveyed Tie unA
sgned Tho question decided BY Judge Ingdreon, In No.
York upsn prennsry motion and partial personalities q
The not decisive Of the merits OF the title Of tbs AUDI
signed and tho card psbshed By said Judson shows thai
court was nuoso1 upen BY pretended title In third pare
which nh uudssu claims 10 have been In himself fr ~
last stx years
The undersgued therefore cautions all dealers articles
mo above descriptions ooaainpg yacanged rubbor hAA
such goods csn be lawfully sold In this Sountry wthsu
license Ard stamp and that he shall to the exsat
he law, AL per.eus Infringing his aid rghs OrdD
' 1 H3R ACE r. DAY.
SCeFtaadt strsek New Yssk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-16

Er~Hv y.ssus AUCrfoNgER- .
II Nassau stIeeasntssl household FURNITURE oss,sEes
40 the properly Of scrvenan having Tor % arn "a
Al nv occt Al No a. street. CORNER No. sFe
drspeeS ssd lace curt~ns per glasses psriar
suits rosewooA and mahogany covered piusn saa
and c.ndesbrss oosbs carved mahogany and rose
beroom ture, cartsus. spring and oher N A.
esars chairs grees and other articles phys
caps office furniture desks bookcases tables, &c kitchen
Marriages, &c-A valuable rockaway carriage made by
very ne phaetos made by Lawrence; double and single
Ac