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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-17

II COTTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF HOUSE
IL hold Furniture in Brooklyn To morrow Tues
day December Is, at l01z O'Clock, at No 1870 Clinton
street one door from Amiy the entire gentee Furniture of
serp'on Of good ParoT Dining room bedroom and Base
Cutlery Mirrors and rich mahogany rosewood Furniture
Curtains, Bedding together with every article required in
housekeeping
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-17
EDWARD gCHENCK, AUCTI0NEER.
~ SUPERB COLLECTION or VALUABLE
OIL PAINTINGS,

~ SUPERB COLLECTION or VALUABLE
OIL PAINTINGS,
Seected BY Mr. DeHuyveer during recent vt 10 the
Anssns which viii be found the works Of
xU0ENB vERBOECKHOVEN, A. DE BRACKELER,
NY 6CHAKFFEL8, vAUsEvERDONCK,
LRICKERT, REEKERS.
KOEK KOKK, MOERENHOUT
Correct sohaep. RediG Chapman, BoynhAm, Wouvsrmans
Each painting aspsd and most Of them bear the suaran
70 Be ssid q auction, by 4. r. H. sCHENCK, On tho
EVENING" Of Wednesday and Thunday December 10 and
Design Tenth street. between Broadway Fourth
The above beautiful and valuable collection FREE
exhibition At the galleries from A. NJ until 10 r. H. each
day and evening until the sale, when they win BIO positively
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HENRY II. LEEDS, MISUNDERSTANDING
III Rocks -HENRY II IEEDS a M will sell ~ auc,,s

IL Books-HENRY H. LEEDS co. will sell a auction
on Monday Dec H. at los O'Clock In the gallery the
saesroom e Nassau street. valuable Private Library Of Books
comprising over 400 volumes Of every department of
N Medicine History biography, Sciences, &c, &c com
January 1850 complete bound in half calf Also large
number OF valuable English BooksCourt Of England
the Don Quxote Buyndotts Memoirs History
Jesus In vols Burns Works Memoirs OF Sarah Duchess
Of Mabray, Customs and Manners of Ancient Greece
troas and the History Of the Royal Navy pyp
Life and Journal Memoirs Of r. Edgeworth, Hudibras
Lives Of Distinguished Irishmen History of Ireland
moirs of OConne together with other valuable emu
merated n h. catalogue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-17

4 nTTrTCrAL porn rILLno ron DRCAynD
"A sesh-rui 70 vhIis soft sttAc., e.. - 49,
yxnKs Y1AneoN. = .. n1ssa - - mmAwa0, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-17

A UCTION NOTICE--arCH HOLIDAY ARrICLEsAN
N bearti ul Household Furniture consisting OF 3lOuD
worth enc Furniture OF description being The
OF TIL rsdeuoo No. 2s Fourteenth Eighth
ayenueJ ". PORTER, auctoneer. Monday, December
IL a. II O'Clock twshout regard u weather. the
valuable contents OF tire above RESIDENCE consisting OF
giant velvet Aubusson Brussels and ingram CARPETS; solid
carved rosewood fArior suits, aud velvet rchy
carved Centre and Other Tables rosewood Etegre
With plate glass doors and backs superb rosewood Plan oo
stool and Cover; pl Paintings ri taco and brocats our
isins srsc Pier and Manie Mirrors. rarksh ard recp
ton Chairs OAK Dining Room Furnitur splendid chns Tea
and Ttnnr sss rich ont Glassware sohi silver Ware Of
every description also large variety of ane Chamber Fur
ntuTc IN rosewood and mahogany Beds and Bedding
hair Mhrcssss, ane 800 Blankets &C. Tbs whole Of the
above Furniture y ~ the best description, aud win positively
I've sold ~ahout account Of The family
moving 70 The county,. Sale positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-17

TrNAMErI.ED CHAMBER stITs or FURNITURE, IN
~ = coscrs ed sylsa, - whseaaae or rstAn
A. - ed upvardA Also Matrcesea and ralkassea
WARREN WARD, III Canal street.
Far dours Of Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-17

IJENRY r. HERTS, JR., AUCTIONEER,
IL VIII sell on Tuesday Dec Is, at l0a o'clock,
AT the store No N6 sIth avenue peemptoy sale OF large
stock of ready made Ladies' and Chdrcns Fus of
description, comprising sable mink ermine and squirrel
Capes vctorines NUTS cuffs &C, &C. Also gents Furs of
every description, Robes &c, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-17

A BEDROOM SUIT or EFANyIIRD FURNITURE FOR
"A o2A n all cocrs Of warranted manufacture also sold
RIngToNs, s Canal street opposite wooster Estssshed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-17

xyxn r,r
ITO LEE-A FIkNIsilED FRONT ROOM ON THE:
ty-second street. Aff'' As"@ Sa's i"on-
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A UCrToH SALE or HOLIDAY PRESENTS
N GEORGE W. WOOD, AUGrfOSEER
VIII sell by auction a. his Eaiesropms,
40 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE WALLACkfS.
This day Monday, December III, and during the week
At II O'Clock A. NJ, and In the
Evening. a. $50 p. NJ,
choice and well selected stock
IMPORTED TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
Comprising and china Dolls OF all sizes and qual.es
Magic Lanterns, Musical Figures Noahs srkx
Baby Houses Horses Wagons m-uan,cal Pan0ramas
Juggling Boxes Drums Guns swords Parian Feirs
schaum Pipes Games Roulette Lotto Chess Daughts, Do
minoes, 6c., &C, in cases As imported
The attention Of ladies about purchasing
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS
Is particularly requested 10 the daily sales scoommoda
ton being provided for them
GEO. w. WOOD, auctioneer and commission merchant Is
prepared To receive congnmens OF Furniture Fancy Goods
Pianos Jewelry Dry foods Books, Pictures and Merchan
disc oil all kinds for sale By auction
At the Ealesroons 40 broadway, which from their
ucuary central location between and down town. offer
great advantages TO such parties who him
with their consirnments
A r. THOMPSON, AUCTIoNEER-DRY GOODS, DA-
~. mayed BY the late nr, Will be sod this Monday
i0S O'Clock at the spacious auction aacsrooms
Broadway and No Corandt street; OIL Paintings
frames; Clocks Fancy Goods, gentleens Furnishing
uces, 3o,uO segaTs Mecrschanm Pipes, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-17
HOTELS.

DEvFRrw HOUSE, M EIGHTH STREET, sRAI
III Brgs6 way ast 0l NJ for the winter
gentlemen and their wives or single geniemen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-17

nsnocnArc REruBLIcAN oENgRAL connrr.
~ tee-r.msA.y Hsn-rhe memser AR requested V
ssv s s'slocs y essss q y 20" =" -
;H,3 s 49, )s.~~.s-
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE ~ GIVEN 70 EDWARD EDwINs TO CAL.
IN for his furniture az All Greenwich street. or Il vii 81
said " pay storage w. X. MUIRHE ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-17

nv JOSEPH HEcENAH
- TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
-. De1mber ~ and ID ~ O'Clock y. ~
A. the Gallery, IN Lvss Bsidins eorner q Court ssl 10
,ur r,vo ra's enc, sssets Brcohyn,. u.,v~,~o.
NOV ON INHIBITION
CatAsoEues 81 Ne eauWy. Opsn ~ And svmtse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-17

CONFECTIONERY AND TOY STORE FOR SALE
~ Lease, stock and Fixtures Of and toy
Store. rood location Inquire at 100 Eighth avenue oo
or above Yftleth street. = "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-17
FOR SALE.

BAKERY rOR SALE--ON A VALUABLE CONNER
N with all the buildings thereon together With norsss
Wagons Carts Harness. Business Eixtnrca situated
few blocks the Fulton and caharine ferries srooklyn
Terms Inquire OF JOHN b. PHILIf, No. IN Ply.
mouth street. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-17

FURNITURE sou0Hr ron READY n0NEv.-A FAIR
vajue gtv~o IN rendy mosey for rurnure, Carpets,
Bcoks ~. k sxiA avepse, between Ninth and Tenth
sreetl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-17

nRrG STORE FOR sALE.-THE STOCK AND FIX
IL lures % small retail drug store WI he s1ld
able terms together with ne rrctec 81 10 late occupant
physician recently dscaaaed The IN eigibly situated
and presents facilities a young pac
non.E For particulars apply 70 hrs CROSBY, S22 Fifth
street
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John LLOYD, AUCTIoNEER

d FURS, FURS FURS.
On Tuesday wednesaaysand Thursday Dec ls 10 and %
commencing at los O'Clock each day Gt No Aston House.
Broadway, opposite the Park.
Perempory sale of elegant made Furs &c being tho
entire balance OF the stock wholesale Furrer sold
without reserve In consequence of retiring from business.
The stock comprises In superb real Russian sable SETS
elegant Hudson Bay cable SETS rich dark real Mink
gether with general assortment OF ladies' gents and chn
dren's Furs In every variety Also splendid lot of sleigh
carriage Robes &c The stock will he arranged and
view Monday, Dec ~ when purchasers invited
e,a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-17

HENRY GREEN, AUCTIONEER-
Liquors Sefars, &c. OnMonday Dec IT. l0IS clock
theucon store is William street sale Of grocers
Champagne also2 FIRE Safes also Opas Boots and
Shoes &C.
ON TUESDAY DEC. Is
at M O'Clock ct the store Dry and fancy Goods large not Of
Furs, yctortnes, Nuts Capes Cuffs, Hosiery Clothing
and Jewery, Toys, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-17
IIENRY IL LEEDS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I'D LEEDS

Co will sell at auction Tuesday and Wednesday,
December IL and 49, at los O'Clock each day at the
IS Nassau superb se OF and other Fancy
Vases, various descriptions; Tea Poys, &C. &C. Also
voice Of French Clocks Bronzes China Vases Omou and
Partisan fancy articles French China dinner and dessert
Sets China Clocks Fans and other costly goods Also
sap heverton from Antwerp, containing Flower Bowls
fresh invoice Of recently imported Bohemian ware Co
ogne Plates Glassware engraved Wares Finger Bowls and
other goods Also invoice of Wax Flowers, Fruits &C.
under other and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-17

A TCTTON NOTfCE.-M DOUGHTY, AUCTTONEER,
"A viii sell Monday, Dec ~ At los O'Clock at salesrooni
IS Nassau street. Fulton street general assortment OF
Household Furniture Carpets rosewood rsor suits covered
in plush and brocael mahogany and rosewood Secretary
bookcases marble Centre Tables fancy china Vases,
Man,e Ornaments Coogncs Tea Sets Tote atce sets III
and Wine Bottles, Extension Dining Tables Dining
Chas Dressing Bureaus washsanf4 Belstsais Hair Mat.
tress Feather Beds Bnks'1, Ac, tie shos 70 be per.
efnp;1rly sold.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-10
July 81. ls6o.- f6m

III REBLlNG, formerly resident oi Han
Ill cock county, Ohio, now supposed to r.,
sl4Ls IN tho state of Iowa, but whose particular
place OF residence is unk wn, Will take notice
that George Van Eman. Of hancock county. iii
the state OF Ohio, "n the 18th day of July, A.
u. 1860. did n'e his petition IN the Court OF
Common Pleas within and tor said county oi
Hancock, against the said H. Rchhns, defend
ant, setting forth that the said II Rching, on
tho 2Oth day OF June, A. u. 1857, executed his
six prouissOry notes OF that date for $50 each,
payable TO Henry Gibson or bearer, at the
times following - one in six months, one In
twelve months, one IN eighteen months, one In
two years, one in thirty months. and one IN
three years from the date thereof; that the
aaid H. Rchiing at tho said last mentioned date
executed Ia said Henry Gibson n mortgage on
ialot No. 10. In the village of Van Buren,. in
ssid county. to secure tho payment nf said
mites; that three at said notes, hclng tho three
hrst due, are paid; that the ihreo last due are
now the property uf the said George Van
Eman. and are now due a I'd unpaid; and pray.
Ing for = Judgment an said last ,namcd three
notes, agsinss the said IT, Rehlng. for the sum
Of ei35 Il, with interest on S33. IL from Novom.
ber 30th. lt5S: on ESQ from June 2Oth, 1853;
and oa SO trom June 10th, lstO; and that said
premisas NAV be sold Ia pay such Judgment
and the said u. Reblngiis nottaed that he is
reaulrsd " appear snd answer said petition
sn OF bskAss the third Saturday after the 3lst
day 81 August, A. n. 1850.
July 10th. lsGO.-t8w
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Notice to Complete Real Contract.

To GroN0E W. STour AND PmGBg SroCr, his
wiff: WILLIAM ~. STOrT ASH ELIZABETH T.
Srotr MS WIFE: GEDRGE W. PATTERSON, Mil
ruS PATrERSuS, MANY JASE BALBwIS; ASI
ASGELlSE PATTERSON, PuwHI II. PATTERSON.
IIIY j. PATIEnsuN, AND FiNpLAY PATrERsuS
MNoh nfIns "f WILLIAM NJ PArrEISoN, ~
CEASED; ASp SUSAN FArrEHsOS, WIZ OF san
WILLIAM VI. Patterson, pECrAsgp:-.
Won arn hereby notified that on the 3lst day
l. ui JLly, A. u. lSGO, Elizabeth Patterson
Administrators, and William n. Baldwin, Ad
mlniStrator OF the estate ot john Patterson
iccoascd, flcd IN the Probate Court oi Han
cock county, ONO, II petition alleging that
nn tho 18th day 0t November, A. u. lsj2
the said John Patterson, then IN fu lie, enter
cd into a contract in writing with Myron Mer
chant, for the sale of tho following described
real estate, situate III SAID county, 10 wit
Twenty-Five and ono. halt acres of OF the South
end oi the East halfof the North Vast quarter
Int section twenty (20), IN township one %
North, Oi range eleven OD: that sad Myron
Merchant paid to said John Patterson. IN his
lio time, tho iirst and part "i the second iII-
>tnlm"nts, and has paid L" said petitioners,
since tho death at said John Patterson. the
whole of the balance of the purchase money
Tor said premises; aud that tho above named
defendants are the heirs At law and legal reprc.
Hcntatvcs OF the SAID dcccdcnl; that said My,
ron Merchant has assigned his interest in III,
contract for said premises to Isaac Davis, both
ni whom are also made defendants IN said suit
The prayer Of tho petition Is tor authority I,
make u decd Ia said Isaac Davis. as assignee
"t said Myrun Merchant. In behalf "f Sald heirs
ttlaw. sad petition Will be Tor hearing on
the ?sth day of August ls6O, or ms soon there
alter rs leave Of tho Court rnn he obtained.
El.lHABETH PATTERSON, .idm'I,
WILLIAM II, BALDWIN, .idm'r.
BY ONEALs BLACHFORp, their Attorneys.
August 3. lsiO.--(3w
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Road Notice.

TNUTTUE Is horoby gwen, That at the next
IN session OF the Commissioners of Hancock
county, Ohio, "a petition will be presented,
praying for the location and establishment oi
a new county road, To- commence ON tho sec
tiOn line between sections 25 and 26 in town.
ship one North, al range ten, where the Find.
lay and Lima state road crosses said line, and
running thence South on the section line until
the Same intersocls county road running
East and West through Eaglo township, in said
county, located on tho section line between
sections twelve and thirteen, eleven aad four.
teen. in said township OF Eagle, and Il ere ter,
inmate. MANY PETITIONERS.
July 25, ls60.-tlw
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-10
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that a petition will
~ be presented 10 the Commissioners OF
Hancock county, Ohio, ut their next Scptem,
ber st ssion for 1860, Tor The location and estab
lishment Of n county road. commencing ut the
road known Ms the Wright road, in tho center
Of section ~, 10 township North, of range 0;
thence running West with the center line oi
sections 2?, ~, 20 and 10, until il strikes the
road known IA the iilead, R0undhead road,
and there terminate.
Augnat 3, 1900 liw
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ROaSl Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that Il petition vii
~ lie presented tn the commissioners nj
Hancock county, Ohiu, at their next Srplcm
her session, praying for said Commissioners L
grant view and survey ofa proposed county
r"ad, 10 commence at the South. West corner
of the East half of tho Southwest quarter o
section eight, in Allen township. IN said coun
ty. on the county road running from the town
ni Van Buren. IN said county, to tie town nj
Fostnria, in Seneca county, Ohio; thence
North along tho quarter section line between
said lands aud the lands of Abraham Bachtol
on which said Bachtrl now lives, and bctwccl
the lal dS of Samuel kagcy and II small piece
of land owned by David liretts, to the TliIil
and Defiance state road, and thoro terminate
Said proposed road tn be thirty feet wide, ano
Ia be located on the promises Of Charles Tay
lor and said Samuel Kagoy, Petitioners vii
then and there ask that said proposed road be
laid out and established n public highway.
MANY PETITIONERS.
JulN 20th, ls6O--T4W
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Road Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that It petition viii
~ he presented Ia the commissioners of
Hancock county, Ohio, AT their pcXt Scptem.
her session for lSdO, praying said Commission.
crs I" gran, view and survey for the lcca.
ton and establishment ot Il county road com.
mencing AT the center ot section number thir
teen. in township number one South, Of range
ten East, 1T the end at the road there now
travelled; and thence North On the half soc.
ti1n line Ia the center at section twenty .nNc,
in township one North, of range ten East; and
thence East nn the half section line tn the Per.
rysburS and lic lcfontaiun state road, aud
there terminate and that said road he thirty
feet wide. tJuly -, 1860. -Iwl
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-08-10
Road Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that there will he
~ apctiIiun presented to the Commission.
ers nf Hancock county, ut their September
session for lsG0, asking l"r an alteration ct the
county road leading from tn" base line rnad tu
the New Haven ro;ui; said alteration 10 com
mchcr At the center of the quarter post at see.
u"n 10 township North, ut range II. at the
end ~ Daniel weller Lane: running thence IN
u North.Wcsterly direction til II strikes the
prairie 1T the prairie bridge: thence along
said bridge to where the bridge Is nov torn up,
same twenty. Ave rods North of llG main dtch
un the prairie; thence North. West Ia the pres
ont read un he center line at section 23, town.
ship North, of range H. on the lands owned
by Samnel kemhlr, David Chlnhors, aud u. j.
Cory. lAugust ;, lAG0. Nv.
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Partition Notice

CAMI'EL II. TAYLOR, Harriet knons and
- Jackson kounS, her husband John Iavl"r,
Martha T.. Taylor, James .Etyl"r. Isaac Tayl"r,
aud File TnJ lur, widow at Edward 'raylur. lie,
ceased. VIII tab" notice that p"tlllun was
died against them "n the lIth dlV "f .luly, 4.
H. l~Gn, IN the Court uf Common Pleas within
and tur the county ui Hanru.k. Ohi", hy Jack
sou Taylor, and Is now pending. wherein said
jackson Taylor demands pari,tiou of the tul,
loving real estate, To- witt The W at the n.
W. | nfscr. %, in township one South. ofIange
- Eaht-- containing 80 acres more ar lcsS;-ind
that At III" next term uf said Court, the said
Jackson Taylor viii apply for AN order that
partition may be maho cf said premises.
JACKSON TAYLOR.
by O'NEAL 4 BLACkroED, his AtturIe eys
,JulV 2Otl lNGU. Ilw
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HEALTH or AMERICAN WOMEN

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UrnRsE CArHoLioos.
In thie connection, Miss Beecher, sister of
this bcv, Henry Ward Bcechcr, In letters TO the
people, page l2s. says ~ have nine sisters
and sistsrs. .in.law, aud fourteen female cOus.
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Amii lhs Immense circle of my friends dnd
Acquaintances cannot recall ten married Ii
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Ars, Gleason, of Elmra, says: - " Beautiful
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Of disease, to n medical adviser OF scientific
education. moral worth aud purity of charac'
ter" All these may be secured by address.
lug the Graeieuberg Company.
II gives mo great pleasure To certify To the
iny arIable curative action Of the Gracicnbcrg
Aarshall's Uterine CatLulicon in all cascS oi
female disease, and to the SKI and high moral
character uf tho Medical Department of the
j. +. LAMBERT, NJ. D.,
Auburn Four Corners, Penns! !lNania.
an Methodist Clergyman. My heart has
fairly ached to witness the feeble health ui wa.
men. AZ have Travelled my circuit preaching
the Gospel. ] thank God, however, that have
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enbeTg Nsrshall's Utcrino Cath"licum, where
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Rey. PETER SHARP, Mdreway, Mich,
(fora.sry al Western stark, Medina CO., o.
81 For sale by
A. LAs8woRrnY,
ISRAEL GHEES, Findlay;
j. NJ. IlrBrR 4 Co,
$. NJ. W. l.. HELLER, Van Buren,;
u. BARsEy, McComb;
r. Is. lIirKISs, Gilboa;
TnOxAs STRATTOS, Union township;
THOMAS SrAnhs, Arlington;
L.. A. BAbpwiN, Mt. Blanchard;
4. q. RAaAS, NHnluc;
Fer Medicines or Agencies. address
II. II. KiNGSLEI, Cleveland,
Agent tor Ohio.
I,a lsnn Icn,
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