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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-05
"Tilc Eirst EgOllcr."

That "frst hollcr for LINCOLN" will
soon be gotten up. The hat has been
passed round and one ollar and fl We cents
collected to dcfray expenses, The mig
ger barber has been hired to give the
"lirst holler," on the hill Immediately
north of town, in course of few days.
He is to get eightyive cents for the
yell; so that there will be twenty cents
left for "freworks.". Honest John is
Treasurer of the concern.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-05
INPECTNE,
The Persian Fever Charm

For the prevenaton and Of Ferer and Ague
ana PHous FeUers This wonderful remedy brought
to the knowledge Of he present propretors by friend
who has be5n great traveller in Persia and the Holy
Land.
While going down the river Ephrates he experienced
attack of Fever and Ague On discovering his
condition. of the Boatmen took from his person
,fmHtet, saying, "Pedr this and Ferer toiH touch
yOU." Although inc edulous to its virtues he COM
piled and experinced immediate relief, and has since
always found eectua protection from all malarious
complaints.
further investigation he found Tint the s9atnan at
trhued to it jrdcHIOuS powers and said that it could
only be obtained the Pr SITS of the SUM- Sometime
afterwards the gentleman in conversing with Priest
obtained from him the secret of its preparation, and
scertaned where the medicinal herbs where found, or
which II compounded. The wounderfut virtues or
this article nve induced full belief in the minds OF tho
natives in the miraculous healing powers of the Priest
Since his return to America il has been tried with the
happicst effect by several Ladies and Gentlemen OF high
character who have given it the most unqualified praise
This remedy having been specific in Persia for hundreds
OF years for the prevention and Of Fever and Ague
md Bilious Fevers-it is now offered to the American
people.
twin he sent by mail, prepaid, with full directions
| for use, receipt of dollar.
Principal Depot and Mandatory, 1888 Main st., Rich
mond, Va. Branch 0nce Bank of Commerce Buildpgs
New York. Address
n2Oy1 JOHN WILCOX CO.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-05
News orthc week.

WHEN bank suspends in Kansas,
they take the manager to q neighboring
tree and serve him in the same manner.
A simple remedy.
TuE three candidates for the Governor
ship Of Arkansas are Thomas Hubbard,
Richard a. johnson, and Henry M. Rec
tor--"Tom, Dick and Harry"
The Lincolnites have at last been ena-
bled TO raise apole. The occurrence took
place in Lawrence county, Ohio. They
say they mean to keep it standing.
a young German was married to ne
gro woman in Akron last week. The
happy groom is scarcely eighteen years
old, the lovely bride is considerably older
and is daughter of Rev. j. II. Brooks.
1r is stated in the Washington City
papers, that no nomination of successor
to Justice Daniel, of the United States
Supreme Court is to be made at present.
THE latest novelty down East is "Hee-
nan Butter" so called on account of its
strength. Ont West they have "Sayers
Cheese" which combines mite-ty strength
toughncss and activity.
CONSTANT G. Cole, much respected
citizen Of Elyria, o., was drowned on
Wednesday. lie had driven his horse
and carriage into Black river at a place
which he believed fordable, but the horse
stepped into deep hole, throwing Mr..
Cole into the water. His body was found
about an hour after.
WE have heard of Candidates reaching
the presidential chair by "riding q hob.
by" but this thing of undertaking to ride
a man in con rail-" is decidedly funny
to the Republicans, but to their candidate
it must be ercruciotjngly so, especially il
the SptinterS are not off the rails.
BRIGHAM YoUNG, the Mormon Mogul,
had 217 children at the last accounts
Probably there has been an increase since
then, though we have no information or
the subject. Brigham has been in Phla
delphia for a month or two, making ar.
rangements for the establishment of pa
per mill in the bailiwick of the faithful.
AN opinion is afloat, says the express
that President Buchanan, under some un.
derstanding with his Secretary of tho
Treasury, Howell Cobb, is to bestow the
vacancy created by the death of Judg,
Daniels upon asbrother of Mr.. Cobb. Th,
gentleman spoken Of is said to be a gooC
lawyer, but one very little known to th
country, certainly.
THE Governor of Illinois has issued
proclamation suggesting the precaution
to le observed in relation to the ca tie dis
temper now prevalent at the East. tn
services of DIR. Mcfarland, the Superin
tendent of the Illinois State Lunatic Asy
lum, have been put in requisition II
will Immediately proceed to the infected
districts, and gather information relatin,
to the causes and symptoms of the epidem
| ic.
The Ravenna Democrat says that
brute named Franklin Tous ly, residing il
that vicinity, was tarred and feathcred
few days since, and thinks that he richl
deserved it. He beat his wife nearly t
death, killed his cattle and horses to pre-
vent their being seized by his creditors
held his son against the stove till he wa
shockingly burned, because he did nc
work as he wished him, and has preye
upon the property of his neighbors genel
ally,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-05
PURIFY THE BLOOD!
MOFFAT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
AND
phepN6X BitterS.

THE high envied celebrity which these pre- eminent
Medicines have acquired for their invaluable efficacy
deed the usual practice Of putting not only
IN ALL CLASSES
Of Asthma, Acute and Chronic Rheuma Affections OF
the Bladder and Kidneys. .,
BILIOUS FEvERs AND LIVER COMPLAINTS,
In the South and West where the diseases prevail they
will be found invaluable Planters, farmers and others,
who use these Medicines, viii afterwards be
without them.
BILIOUS CHoLIC, SERIOUS LoOsENEss, PILES, Co.'S
TINENEsS COLDS AND COUGHS, CHoIIC,
CORRUPT lIUMoRS, DRoPsIES.
DYsPHPsIA-No person with this distressing disease,
should delay using these Medicines Immediately
Erruptons of the Skin, yspelas, Flatulency
FEVER AND AGuE.-For this seourge OF the western
country these Medicines will be found SAFE sPeeay ana
certain remedy Other remedies leave the system SUD
ect of the disease; cure by these medicines
Try them. BE satisfied, and be cured.
FoULNFss OF CONPhECTIoN--
general DEBILITY GoUT, GIDDINEss, GRAVEL.
Headache, Of every king lsward Fever lnhammatory
rheumatism, Impure Blood, Jaundlce, loss Of Appetite.
MERcURAL DIsRAsEs.-Never fails IT, eradicate entirely
all the elects ofMercury infinitely than the most
powerful preparations OF Sarsapariua.
NIGHT sWEATs NERVOUS DEBILITY, NERVOUS
COMPLAINTS OF all kinds, ORGANIC AFFECTIONS.
PlLts.-The original proprietor of these Medicines was
cured OF Ps OF 80 years standing, by the use OF these
Life Medicines alone
PAINS in the Head, Side, Back, Limbs, Joints and
Organs.
RHEuMAuSM Those affected with this terrible disease,
will be sure of relief by the Life Medicines.
Rush OF Blood to the Head, scurvy Salt Rheum, Swell
ings.
scRoFULA, or KNGs EVIL in Its worst forms. Ulcers Of
every description.
WORMS OF all kinds are efectually expelled by these
Medicines. Parents will do well to administer them
whenever their existence is suspected. Relief will be
certain.
The Life Pills n Phnnix Bitters
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
And thus remove all diseases Of the system.
Prepared and sold by DR.. WILLIAM b, M0FfAT,
$50 Broadway, corner Of Anthony Street, New York.
MI
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-05

l'The breckenridge ticket is to day as strong il
not stronger within the borough limits of This town.
than the Douglas ticket, and the former is gaining,
whilst the latter is losing ground, In the county
breckenridge will get very large vote The
number of his friends has surprised us,-RepubH-
CaR,
The above is about as big lic as could
be compasscd in that many words, There
is but ono Democrat in town and one in
the county. so far AS we can learn. who
are not for DpuaLAs and Johnson. In ad
dition to this there are scores of men who
have heretofore acted with the disunion
Black Republicans who now declare thcil
intention to support DouGLAs and JouN,
SON
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-05
Different Why's ofDoingIt.

Four years ago. the Black Republicans
tried to ride their candidate into the pres
idency on woolly horse. This year they
expect to ride him in on a rail, The
Democrats elect their candidates by votes,
and since nearly all the voters are for
DoudLAs aud Johnson thero will be no
trouble about the election.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-05
"p0Or DeVils,n

A man without home, friends, money
and nothing TO do, is set down by com
consent as a"poor devil" The Black
Republican party is just now in the same
predicament, and it may be justly christ
ened "a poor devil of a party"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-05
Wanted.

Wanted immediately, if not sooner,
some room or out building sufficiently
large in which to raise "the first holler
for LINCOLN" 1t must DO raised soor
or there won't bo Black Republicans
enough in little Holmes to raise it.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-05
TnoSrTs

4 GOLD Chronometer Balance Watch one Of
n Josiah Johnson's make, marked NJ. V. S.
on the back; also Dog ON the Front Case.
Any person who will leave it at A. B. Fry's
Jewelry Store, Millcrsburg, o, or will send it
through the Post Office to box No. al4, Miers-
burg, Ohio, will be literally yrewardcd by the owner
June 2I. 1850.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-05

Ey Good manners is the art OF ma
king those around us easy. Whoever
makes the iewest persons uneasy is 'he
best bred man in the company.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-05
MELLERSBURG ACADEMY.

TENHE next quarter of this Institution will open
4 on Monday, July 9th, 1860, and will continue
twelve weeks The course of instruction embraces
all the common English Branches, Mathematics
and Languages. Boarding and rooms can be OBJ
tahed in town on reasonable terms. Young ladies
who desire to take music lessons can have an
opportunity do So
The patronage of the citizens of Millersbwg
and of Holmes County is solicited.
TERMS:
Common English Branches. 81
Higher " ................
F.. w. MENSHER,( prirc;nals
r. Y. ROBINSON,} '"''p"'''
June, 81, 1860. nlSw3*
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Cooks Portable Evaporator
Is universally admitted to be by far the best in
L and the only one upon which Sugar mas been sac-
cestHVy mdde. Call and get a Circular, and see tho
Machines and see some Sugar made on them. I have
also the best and cheapest
GAIN MILL
yet out, and sell them TWENTY-FIVE per cent
Lower than othcr Machine that has been offered for
sale yet and they will do work than other Machines
requiring the same power. BEWARE OF PEDDLERs and
Travelling Agents don't want to lie humbugged but
right to the Big Coffee Pot and for yourselves.
june $50. BRAY, The Timer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14
SALES AT AUCTION.

DkAH n. huLLEh, AuOfl snws, vii. oALs
~ Tho heyeha " kxchsnge. On Monday, oceoous "a
hp Mtwclvo o'clock.
near The lower part Of The sSnvsi P~rh.
Lot On Rrusoway. H. oHnero OF Ftfty nirf Trooh
Lot Seventh W ner u fifyhird street.
and Of the Broadway tO6.
bird sireet - =.
LOIS BsAh avenue. go sds, twosy feet ncsth Of
Pity sinh speet
Lot yesih a 6xiy ninth street, Of
1rosowsy Lot
adj hing all running through 70 Tenth avenae, 9Th
era buildipgA
LA fro. ,ins Broadway. = Of Ninth
eiSy NH street
10 Lots sixyfourh street. north Sda commencing 41b
feea wsss Eighth ana IS fset inches
way
szsy sds 2s fest wess Of Broad.
way and 100 feet If Tenth avenue.
Iortson OF h~ purchss~ remain noYtusgs
Tor Maps and particulars apply 70 he Auc.ioneer IS Van
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14

n KAHE UHAWfk-HAkIUVUHH HNfsE RBAI
"A ksssie Al audlon Wi be cod without reserve rs
JANE Mf,1.EH su-ro err. "Wednesday, Ociober u,
~ oelcs the premises b. order ~ tue .zscusIs The
old Homestead Farm belonxins r. the e.tse % Benjamin
~assd tuat<d IN he b. kufu village az fieaUui
vile weslrhc>ser county hl1v miles frrn Mes York
per pa.irun nalresd hsf mile the de,ot ab3n,
I've mcs from kinr sing The said farm led
sh7vng VI ag- healthy nexhbohoot churches schools &e
ID quality safay loo ted, kosi orchard,
meadow. Ar fnrm hou~c snd adapted
for rentemans privr.r resden ~r fsr srrruifnr.
purposes has ~ th year and able
o. donbl that snouss For further parcna sppy 10 lb~
.se~uor Of Daon a clinton. before he
nf. ui.
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WILL BE SOLD AZ PUBLIC AUCTION AT TIE uxE-
w rh-nN' Rrch>nse, The frA>s tsddsr. t3k o'clck.
aaurfy or1ober Is three Sab eel
hr brsck House. no y -,tney place, Brooku
VS. BROWN. AFrnt N - William A~~N
time and piars. y BRoSr. Agent
The sale adjourned " Wedr esday septen %
and plzce. ". q. BLOWN. Agent
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A Bosa vips AZ, hoisyjIsT ra.r EvEKY oNEOAN
N d.psnd IN Madame uiLNlr, vho leila the ooj~s, q
he ssrulnss thai Known Sb~ VIII invoke
n brr wdr u s-eD~e, and tel Al the events "
uhne lie Ter pr~drtra trus that tb-y
b~y need fear Or sle sc- noshlng whs
% r~rurrf ar~ ~ rhierphers Al sh1id Oosu this 81
.rnl AZ m ystrnus lsdy her aivee has be~n
fan ssr sh~ ~ twenty thou-nnd fcsars d
n.1sme wflsn 70 pus~es1on of cciebyss~d MAGE
ehsma c.risan IN Lb~r eGc1 rruy che
b. called nn~t W.T. ferfni woman fs~dsu~e is allen
between tuu,~ and -.Antn bakery. Fe.
fuit for ladies and gentlemen " cens
A srnNpUrN0.-w .DAMK MORROW SEVENTH
"a darghcr bra With caui and g q f1rexhA tells s,w
and len you ~i marry. ard many roar
ver-ssnenis ia i.ndlov below Horsou 0sniensn
TvIAiRyoyAxcE-N MRS sKvNouRr MEDIC AL On arx.
~ yysni ncorna- - vcu,h street. too blocks .e~ o.
Bro~d say Tbs cracal medical end hnsne>s
es DAY sss cvssl sd pssfec sAA~fscos gaArsaiesd
MADAME pu Bors, CLArav0rANf ruvsToTAE. voH-
end N iu&kDu ~ 1lnenss anA Su1w AgAn - -
snnnA 20 vsa Sv23v eevssts arss1 = krA rsze
NfADAnr BYRON. TUE aRrAr DocrREss. srisI.
NJ iuaa PSrssogsa a c.u b rnnsnn 49,. -
usual ~ ber No ~ BDvery Esss r<,@ 4.
nptr~ncs b The oosfectisnsy ~ h-e~i !" s-''- "
letter. .@
NJ B--wHo HAG NOT HuAnD ~ III VsLsnss 100
IN MnAssue YRnVTRRf - - 49, cnennsd ~
AsusHn1s = ~ oahsy c'ss - s.ars sscso -
.ss e.ssss - =. -, e 10 sss sss 20 -. u
s,n2 ~tvs SsS All q ~ Third svsuse sbovs Twenty
arssa fslisa o ssss sssae.sn w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14

uC,roH sALE or clio rHIso Dsx GOOD &c "A.
"a m. CarerALAR, . Bovery. wul ssf on
Monday. 80 se~ "a - lck ncccs isrse Ase9rme y
o. ord frek. ss~h End unaiaess
ed ovwsoNss cs~imere ADD ssiin. rsr,s: sk
- veivs aud c<s~sre Vests; asn, hysc ~ ~ Frssss
- sd beaver Hass cAps &s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14

QY VIRTUE OF CHArTEi. MOKfo aoB ExE ~ TED
d By George rer " joseph Purcell dated tho Let of Feb
A. ID. 1880 aud ned In the Office Of the ~ lhe
ny and county Of New York the ilts day Of February. IN
- year Aforesaid and which des nit has been sde
na sell the property hercin mentioned and 6escrbsd yz
oak Dining Chair, mahogany feet Extensou Table
md IL feet Extension Table, and all ohar Goz and
NAt,es mentioned the schedule annesed W the aforesaid
and contained In Tie bosel known the Jnnes
House, Nos rA and 7B broadway. city q New YORK u pub
uc auction, the Jones Bouse Aforesaid tho loh day
October mai, - II O'Clock. noon, OF thai day.
- HKN$y BENNETT
Attorney for Joseph Purcell. Acrtgazoe
YORK. Oct a. 1890
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14

4 uCrIox ToTTCE-BusSHAwp vrRsrvrRg NJ
"a press furniture raoking ussabushnes Burnhss Fir
1nvr press vpifnr~ rscki I arynhss.
rwnisnve rsesinE NJ sssh~ert BrnsAas Sarni,urs Es
prv> Furniture fAckfrg Ks1sbl>bsrt Ia lis yea
thvensh street. phih aad Sish risno-
sntes Nrov rsnins, ttal irry boxed and shipped
fwre ~ fnmiifea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14
). nrLHoR TAYLOR. co. AucrrovgxRa
n. Al TfoS rOTfCe

u NDHkUW OrtoH<f
Wn bs sold II the srvss renide0cs. No. = W~
uxhter ke n th> house c1n-s
srse qasu,ly q very rieh and costly siou-ehod rw
n Aisn prota ~ bret cnl-ci Of
srekpi Oh fsrInss Brozss rssn at ch-s rgures sad
offered auction shs n iOl,
o'o,ock prsey. CssAiwu.s uihs bcas. tbs moving
~. 7. Mfi.NOh sAYio g. Auctio3eer.
B-A fun III snnf0rtr OF superior worKmNn
sAip w. - nne-cd vel " aoi O'CLOCK,
house 10 let Inquire of he suctoneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14

a KRfyAI or THR AsvEsus-faIrs wuis tky r,,s
"A dsscharxiug q p~r 81 North rysr JJas McAJLIFFs
ofsrs 'or sale few puneb-ns y wh~sey sarh y arsns
usnAlly sod lrsh whiskey ~ ~ rsoa;
20 cents per b rc The Ss rsssnnsb s crma pspct
a. Nassau
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A LBlRr MORTIMER GRIFFIN CO.. AUCrIoHEERs
"a ton sole OF
magnificent Household

LmRr MORTIMER GRIFFIN CO., AUCrIoNEERs.
A AustoD
Magnificent Household
FUhrffUne,
Made 10 order By Web, Hon B,.n ,siorf.
I'm tMorDAb octeoer Is, a. l05s oclock
A. the eexHtt rcsslsrcs no ~ Ssst sists-nn street.
alesS bet ~een IfIh add av~aa-s.
The largest and rtchrst assortment OF
HOUSEHOLD fckNfrUkE NsD WoaKs OF ART,
. Oasred ~ Aussloa ihis season.
Carved Rosewood Pi.posor.s.
Suits OF Drawing Rom Furntare
Velvet and Medallion CArpess,
On Paintings by eminsn, article.
Enbroadered Lace Cur.ains-
Ro.exood Cssmber Furniture, ca sDils
sohi vag Buf-s and krenson TABLE,
Rrbv and Cry sal Gl.asssre
bra~irg Rom saris Id rosewood csrvsd ia fruit and
rrt- let. sogss Arm CbArs 30 he
c~ptop msd~yn hack Chairs. &c two fAu'euis
rsrved rreewo centre fa1lss stairway marble oos TO
lined vi n xooS mirror doors and
spyer-A W velvet adys snd wrsg Dess iniad
her sfpesr made IN Pats, Gard ianles harque
and Ros Hose 81 oces. brne ani ornoil CD snde
hghis Nanae Mirrors richly carved
frames: DO irrur., embroderef laos Curtains
French Shades pearl nind seyecps with fnf set views
Garrett noac RGga Ches fable ant qae kece, lion ohars
nAesuICEsr ROSEWOOD PrANoPoRrE
~ ych- instru~enf rsvcr nn~ton ths superb
uArved less and round fu irnn plss
Se Al The modem imsrovsan~nt. msde By gu, msners.
iusxumsbt: elegantly embroidered cih Cover. soca
Cantsronr DO ho covered 10 br rsr. Sh - and Book
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w Fast Broadway viii s-n. on nsuesy the l,s instant ~
1p the sncs ~ ~abnrt Furntare csnt2nsd IN
go Pearl street. Chak street. lng o.
Lounges mahogany and ~ kinds of Ch.
msrhle top Table, hrurs wardrooes b DEPOSITS reqaerd
thc goodz be removed In u he
futdina beng torn dosn on Thursday
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ryHAxBsRs vAIRoHnD, AucrIoEErRs,

CHANRsRs 4SAIRCHLD. AuCfIoFEEEs.
Rsssiver's sAe of Pianos Msieriaa Isase, 4. Tho
tervxred. Recsiver, As, Of tho firm Of asbbeler
sm No IS Broome street, tho lh day d Ocsober IN
pap 10 O'Clock the forenoon the entire Stk 4aevialB
and Property Of sad nrm, consns q ARA cass Pi.ns II u
and catterns uu1nis he'd Pianos sck Maeraa
RAnerns be together with I9nss until Nay l. 1851 md
goods a Factory aud premsss BALE peremptory FERNS
0Aah. FREDERICK I. vULTn, Recover, 10.
Nsv YoRK. Ostober 3 1880
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14

L,oR nHrpoproRT. FARE fIrrY CRNIs-rns
II steamer BRiD0prORr caves Per- sllp. - nses
svery nrnfay sy Frfday al " oeish npyn ~
ume " coupec win hAusagucs Hous,oac and NOV s's'e"
trans
S-rrpav pxrrRsror TO rr.usnfs9 SEg ro.iSyu
bave rfusklre suntay sss snd ~ - Z II
Ssv, pew yexh fps~y slt~ sip ~ y ~ sne ~
~ s,oyr,rr esch u.s. ren1 street rsrs ~ rsrr sseh
vay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14

ucTIor ror-Cr-A FAMILY DECLINING Housr.
80 ,nr VII rts,o.s O 81 private sale O al lser cair,
sevep crAye r~~ved r~oosnv~ r,chlv ca-ves mad. By
cssy mshevn oos snO fne "a scip-inx so snd
Centre r.be nessrcs Bookrss Nrv RS tanssrs Brpnx-s
OrDolu Grch, Cnsuoet-vs rarp~ Bnresua Badse&ls
srs~~s curssns, Brfrt kstnsin Tsh- Csw md silss
lrqure TOT t1r~e days At 70 Ned Twenty street.
ks..h ox~~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14

a oRrAr ciRARrHG OFT sAfz MUST m soLu
N tecre she i q hrsr On .ccoani u song Oh y n
busn-ts n lrlLFEI.LEa So Jana street three door,
wess II Err~twsy WI positively eel hs sessn BE entire
H~siery asd Gl,wrs Ribhoua fr~ush fsocy Goods. IA
dresses, yrld Ornaments chaule a., under prices
wtscnt Lsfles wi thls opportunity Which II
ssiaf m offered P.e~se ssilsfy yourxeivsal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-14

"a Tor hoas~s~ercr-vcy ~lsr<ni Hgussot FUR NV
Axvertts~s ka, tnr hs hoa~ ell ss private
ne daya sss W sun purcbss~rs hs eulre rarMur~
ccnsi<ing Of sylendf rosewood Plano
~cnd Pa fw sura ststuary marble
Oese-r richly carved rosewood cexrsa
~ Nantrl Nirruxs rrcncn Co~ks oak xxt-n.s,n tAh-
80 Dpins Charn rune~uu ARD naswNny b-dzLcsAs, au
- Dre>~s Bure~ns wsshssncs dAlr Nat,re>ses Beds
"a H~, ing; vevrs Brusels and iasrsn Csrpeia Han
5Inrt rrns~ry China, oisks~Arv &e Applv he pre-
mnp 10 10 aochck NJ fl5 Wess Y0nrteenh ares 10
xirhth snih ssenneA
vii pubic surtlnu Monday, uctober ~. 81 IL
seAock by J. W. POrfxn. Al aAonrcr.
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vVM Writers. ArurorBgR. Wilt SSH ON MON
dsy,s2 O'Clock, NJ as Csnsi the eutiee Furn
iure q large hcuse cnssnr rofAs sos Beds mah1s.y
French Bscsf>sis srble dressing
Bzaus rueans easy utker Cfsrs, WAsts snds, her
aud ether Mattresses feather Beds Piows Sore sds Black
cts velvet ss.ry three ply ard cher Csrpete WsrdrJtss
and rsntel srrors Vases Ciooxs chlrs silver and
her ~srs; duinr Ard Kitchen Furnnae, Lounges
stoves and psre
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CcuTcH wHfsKyy. AZ.
y vHisEry.-lD puDeheans q seSsn's rsssy nd
Graham A % GLASGOW hnr hsn
t'ip ION is 10 punt hsons BERNARD a CO y psf>nt
BRANDy-lto qrarter ~sehs seFr~ri's DARK ard pale
stOs.u ALk-E0 caeks At wm. Younger Ca 9 lrs-
per sDd gIsss from The celebrated Abbcy Brrs
Oh AwPA.nK 30 cases quartz, pins Ard half p'n's n
Iskin o. eprsinr Se~ar considered roi indres "
- the hi -ine Ia ne snarkrt -,
The shove fcr sale IN pad BY he sole agent IA
Buen MAcrARLAxE No Beaver rsec.
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ucTIoN NoTlcE.- cossT ABLE's SALE OF IL
IA qucrs Segars oseri.s, TO- HfS RV 1REEN sill sell
Monday, Oct. Is at i0s O'Clock. ~ i9i william street,
thee caaks OF Brandy snd Of wiue. Ii
quors SekArs, let vi IL
4 J. Is. KERR, Co stable.
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A DhAAN n, hul.ib1l AUOION Egh
"A ON FRIDAY OcfO6UR TO- 1850,
La re le q Lots bird Forth Seventy
hrA and Seventy xirth ssr~ets com ,risng
Seven Lots tbe west side Of Thirf Including the
corners Of Seventy 1h and srh and tbs
cioue dwelling HOrse FORM rly pied by the lAta
JOHN 0RENZeSA.jH, $50
Aho Lots sI6o NJ Fourth avenue
Ako - Lots on tee u ode Of seventy hftA street,
Aho - Loas The sou;h SIDE of Seventy airth
All between the Third aud Fourth avenues
This valuable loo 70 the Inns % contnnal i'm
provements win be sold bv no, loss and plos the
Mere hants klchAS Friday tctober 49, "
By ADRIAN a. HuLLBR. AUCriUsEEH
postor Of the purchase may remain tsSge
for Ave ysal For h., apply 70 Tho aucnoaeer. 10
Wall street
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A PKRpuCu Bii.aIA AID BL0 And GU 'HlONs wi
"A HArT's pst~ui ExnelsnS spring Cushons and BiArd
fables ~ eovi1 Dnvsbs os~rccs and lively 10
gnnd al rhe odvu esabiahsneos IN America 6anu
bAr4nvy ssof ~ w.
DffrARDs SALE, A SPLENDID STOCK OF
ID Tahisp, wilh imrrUsed cushions, II pAos
prfess Private hosss furSh~ Orders By mail attended
% ". VI 8RIFgifu, LAG Falso1 street
DnELANs pHIIJARD TABLES AND
Cts AIN ALTON C@HTONR
Nee iupro patented Sept 10 iss Prices reduced
- rHELAN q roit.rsDRR,
O. 10 ~ Ortshy ssre~.