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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

Energy Of Character Energy of character is
the philosopher stone Of this life, and should be
engraved upon every heart; it is that which has
peopled the temple of fame, that which has filled
the historic page with great names, and the civil
and military world; that which has brought
from barbarism, drawn the veil from science,
and developed the wondrous powers of nature, it
makes men great and makes men rich. First or
last it brings success. Without it Webster would
have been New Hampshire lawyer, Thomas
Ewing buck eye salt boiler, Franklin Journey
man printer. Without it Demosthenes would
have stammercd on to his grave, and Cincinnatus
died common soldier Shakespeare would have
been shot for poachng, Pope died selling, tape,
Roscoe lived selling beer, and Napoleon gone out
of the world Corsican bully. With it each one
has not only done much for his day and genera
ton, but much for the world in the past, the
present and the future.
Energy Of character will do the same thing for
any man in small way that it has done for these.
Give the lawyer energy of character, and he will
succeed at the bar without talent. 1t is the Sc.
cret by which the merchant, the artist, the scholar
and mechanic arrive at distinction and wealth.
If they fall once, they try again; no contrary
winds beat them down, or if down, they will not
stay down. The man who has energy Of charac-
ter will rise in spite of fortune and in spite of
opposition. Give man energy and he is made
man, put him where you will. 1t is this fact that
gives us confidence that the American people
will rise from their present depressions as soon
as the blast has blown over that threw them down.
In defiance of bank suspensions, bad currency,
and every other evil tlat malice and ignorance,
can fix upon them, the people of this country
have energy enough to rise and prosper. He
who gives up in despair, and cuts away the sheets
of his canvass because he finds contrary Winds
in his passage is but poor navigator.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

How TO BE FLoeGED,-A school boy being ask
ed by his teacher how he should fog him, he
replied. "lf you please, sir, l should like to
have it upon the Italian system of penmanship,
the heavy strokes upward, and the down ones
light"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

We published day or two ago an almost mi
raculous anecdote Of the late Samuel Williams,
distinguished London Banker, who died few
weeks since in Boston. In this anecdote he was
represented as one of the two who were saved
from vessel run down and sunk in storm'
He is said to Iave been a man who thought
brevty the soul of business no less than wit
"On one OCCASION says the New York Signal
ga correspondent of his wrote him long letter.
setting forth with every diffuse dilations the
ADVANTAGES WITCH could not fail to accrue from
large speculation in salt -Four mortar pages
were employed upon this reasonable topic Mr..
Williams reply was Characteristic and expressive.
It told his opinion in very explicit manner.
1t was as follows;
..SIR, Salt won't do. Yours, SAN WILLIAMS.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

1t is requested that parents, when they wish to
purchase yard of ninepenny calico, would send
their daughters to the different dry goods stores
in the city, and obtain as many patterns as posi-
BILE, SO as to make good selection.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

The botanists of the exploring squadron dis.
covered at the Fijs new species of the tomato.
Its flavor is said to be much superior to that
growing here, being very palatable when eaten
raw.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

When it is friend who advised you, do not
wound his feelings by inattenton to his words,
though you may be satisfied in your own mind !,
that his xemarks are uncaled for
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

Ship Building in .uaine.-The tonnage of new
vessels built in Maine last year was 27,705,60
tons, being more than any other in the Union /;
consisting of Sc Ships 49 briggs, IS schooners, and
3 steamboats,.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

No man ever regretted that he was vrrtuous
and honest in his youth, and kept nloof from idle
companions.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

Never wear look of revenge, when prevented
from practicing those things, which, although
they may seem pleasant to You now, experience
viii prove them to be to your disadvantage.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

MAINE, in navigation, stands the third in the
country, and with her 500, 900 people, has larger
fleet than the united tonnage Of New Jersey,
Pennsylvania and Maryland.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04
Published every Thursday Morning.
OFFICE-No &, GRANITE BLOCK up
stairs) NEARLY OPPOSITE THE
Posr OFFICE.

TERMS Two DOLLARS per annun, payable
half in advance, and half at the expiration of six
aaonths; or So, so at the expiration Of the year.
No paper discontinued until all arrearages are
paid. except at the option of the publisher.
;CJSA liberal discount for the years subsclip-
.isn in advance.
kJsAdvertisements, on tie usual terms.
'.*AAy person procuring six responsible snbscri-
hers shall receive copy gratis. For the pay in
advance, ten per cen, additional.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

"A mother leaves lasting impressions on her
child as the woman said when she gave her son
a severe whack in the face.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-14

rebellion bv the sight OF tainable pastry walked
on indignant, leaving his aunt and the box 10 FOL
low at their leisure. Somehow or other. by diui
OF pulling and pushing they did attain the street
at last: where Miss Misgs, all bowed with the
exeriios OF getting there, and with her sobs AMI
tears. sat down upon her property, 10 rest and
grieve until me could ensure some o;her youth to
help her home.
IL : a Thing to laugh at. Martha, not to care
for whispered the locAsmlh a. he followed Ms
wife 70 the window. and good-humoredly dried ner
ewes. What does /; matter You mad seen your
fault bef.re. Come Bring up Tooey again. my
dear; Dolly shall sing Us song and we Ii se all
IN. -r,errier for his interrupron.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-14
lie nE z COME

sn coming 700 and prices that DEFY
ali compe ttioa Ladies hav- Gaers that cant be beat
In price or quality gentlemen, have Boei- and Shoes Tor
YOU OF all kinds snd suited TO all classes and all purses
Bsots for Firemen, Milk s'cn, Watcrmen-tvcryo odF =;
sna neyerfaillns supply Of Boys Misses and Child
reGs Boots and Shoes and twenty per cent the chess
~ the city just end see. al SCRlBNtk = @51
Grand-streei. the secoas OF Essex Market
81 often hear from my customers tAat they are
told by Others the that buy AL NY work, and De
not manufacture and nat the way sell
cheaper than others Nov here poker ic those
that tell what they know b. false. will wager siOO
~ith any that have paid IOney journeymen
for the last five years for work done under own IN
mediate direction and CONTROL than any other retailer OF
Boets aad Shoes In the city, ihsn any TWO IN Grams
MS IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-14

DR- II. VILLERs, Dental Surgeon, IS years
~ experence-rhe original inventor Of the hes. kinds
Of Translucent Mineral Teeth introduced to the public
IN lo Dr. h. V. performs every operation IN bis pro-
esson at one third les than charged esewhere IN thi.
city ne hopes MS long tried and well known abilities in
every department Of his profession wall be safscien,
guaranty. Residence removed TO 233 Broarway opps-
site the PARK Pupils taught Mocha Dentistry Fees
hr.e-fourth reduced. Term. cash rlstr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-14
4. 1nLE ~ CO.'S. LINZ.

~e = FOR NEWBURGH, LANDING AT
I.,-xs-os- 'CALDWELL'S, WEST POINT a COLD
-12siISz@-fsz=zaa- SPRINGS The steamboat HlGHLAN-
DER, Captain Rc5er, Wardrop, will leave the foot Of
Warrensircci, NcwY.rk. every Monday, Thursday and
Saturday afternoon, al o'clock.
Returning the HIGHLANDER will leave Ne*burgh
every Monday morning o'clock, and Tuesday and
F-itay af;eraoou a; o'clock.
For freight o. passage apply he Captain board.
~ BAH baggage and freight Of every description and
b, o, specie put board thus boat must be at the risk
o? the owne-t hcroof miles. bill Of ladng receipt Is
.i-sci for the -aac. jy9
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PEOPLES LINE FS0.a NEWLY Il
go TO -
- zzssszzzsZEASTON. PA -,

Z lrough N nouns. Fars onTy y
Lcay- psr No n. r. Battery Place al :. o'clock 4
daily tadays excepted by steamboat Cisderlua OF
ya,s- i:ck 10 Eizabe:hport then take the OF
ne Z. To7n and Somervlie Railroad 70 Bound5roos
leaving oay 3 niles by coaches, making BY far the most
pleasant and expeditions route TO Easton For seats s
-lv 10 A D. Hone - CourtlaaGi st on board. A. d
Hone m accompany the passenger, 20 Bound Brook. and
rsrter all assistance necessary.
l. The Express Line finding their cbargs OF husbus
No; 20 answer now explain the of our getting
rch several hours before ttcmby stating that start
thrc- hour IN OF their Line This charge Is ,
q. destitute OF truth the first. MT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-14
DR. D. Y: BRENmATEES,s SER. SER

mr. ID. T.. BRANBAUFEE'S GER-
OMAN RHEUMATIC ENBROCATION.-ThIs val
uabe EubrocatoD by long experience IN private Prac
tce has been found 10 be the most valuable preparation
offered the public A. Rheumatism has bahed the
skill of medical science the proprietor is happy ne has 1t
10 his power TO offer a remedy which has never been
known ia any Gaze fail of giving immediate relief
229 BROADWAY, Aprlla, lcil.
After an Intellectual trial of the Thousand aud RENE
die, suggested by friends (many Of which were nauscoas
in t.eir nature,) affords pleasure that am enabled
to state that Dr. Brcnhaufrrs Fmbrocation has had the
effect eradicate all Indications of the Rheumatic alice
ton with winch have been troubled.
Respectfully yours,
(Signed) WM r JENNINGS.
For sale by WIN II BENNETT, Druggist,
do I'm l6- Greenwich street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-14
3 No. ia ROWERY /. decidedly tae De

~ No. ia BOWERE decidedly lac De
ESeS;ablishIssnt IN Ne~-York get bargains IN the
- Boo, and Shoe line ssou have only TO call 10 be
-f convinced Ladies' Gentlenen's. Misses, Bo-s and
ChdreRs Boots Sb,es and Caters. al their variety Of
nv own manufacture and warranted frs, r,;e prices
10 suit the times. Likewise large OF good
co.rtry work which will he sold very cheap.
iy2 6m WILLIAM AGATE. ia Bowery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-14

DYING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
OFFICE No. Iii WILLIAM, CORNER OF JoHs-sT.
A Ii KINDS OF SILKS, COTTON AND WOOLEN
n GOODS DYED. restored and dressed, Including Ia
dies AMI gentlemen. garments such Dresses, Goats
Shaws Grapes, Velvats, Ribbons, aer,noe., Hosiery,
Cas>imere Carpets Rags, Piano and Table Coyers VIE
6oU Shade. &c Oh I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-14
SMILE Il SHERMAN,
& TEE7ANICAL DEN.

- lists, 63 Chambers street opposite the Park de-
agar, express their gratitude for past
and their frends and the public that
nothing -hall he wanting their part to insure tho
confidence aud favor OF those who may them
cali Artificial Teeth of the first quality from
entire inserted the mos improved methods Full
ing scaling and extracting performed with aud
tenton aud their charge all the
stances Of their patisuts. 10 In
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OR An FOR SALE.

4 New aud Splendid PARLOK o Il G 4
"a for sale. of-apeuor Tone sHt Workmanship, with
Mahogany Case Q: feet hgA feet vide and
3. deep beautifully ornameDted with gilt
pipes Il h.s fye Stops OF Pipes. Dulcano. Stop
d. apason Principal Fifteenth. and Flute; aud also al
octave OF Foot Pedals coupled the hey Board
Apply !; the residence OF
~ 81 DR.. CRAFT. i73 C,r,l =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-14
6,ouGm. RKoNCmITls AND DYs.

4 -
y PErSlA.-rhe Recipe for COEEklS BALM Or
LIFE has bern submitted to large number of Regular
Physicians who have united IN propouncHg II safe ana
eecua remedy for the OF Coughs Bronchitis ana
all affections of the Throat and Lungs tending TO Con
sumption. The following Is specimen II Is from an
article IN the Boston Medic, Journal of August 10 l9lO
on Bronchitis, hy Frank II Hamilton, Professor OF Ma
terra Mcdca and General Pathology IN tho Geneva Hled
cal College:
THE Rev l. Coyerts mixture, also, used so extensive
~ for this Election by clercynen belongs 10 the same
cias of sxpscornnts bein. o-e OF those lucky comoha
,ons of med zeal agents which while 1t promotes eNpecto
ration doc. not impair the tone of the stom ch vi th'
medicine We feel liberty speak, since ITS composition
is not held from tina proiesson aud we hope the Propfa
tors will soon ct to give It To the public We here-
fore venture TO recommend IT, having employed II III our
case asd H. the Of many Others with benefit
To be had the principal offices for the sale OF
TIN. medicine 49, Nassau ST. l2i Fulton. di In
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F.AS linn TSIDN
sz-os-sstA Of
1888 s4lArS. Ew-YORK * EREE
RAsI RIO ls-Tr,iss vi

f5----SS-5 FSlArS, NE W-xORA * f. Il Z
sSssttz---- ~ IRAsL-ROAD- TraIns will
hereafter run hctween Newfork and Goshen according
TO the fos r'an:emsn stopping Al PIermont Bi"u
vettvic Clarkstown ticentush Pacae, Suiierns Rama
Pc station Monroe Works. Turner'S, Seamansillc aon-
roe Village and Chester
FROM NEW YORK.
4 Pavercer Tram egcry morning, Except SsudsyO
leaving the Of Albanyst o'clock, IN the Compa-
rvs Steamboat UTICA, Captain Alexander H. Schultz
4 Passenger Tram ssery BeSre.dGs ana Saturday az
ternoon at o'clock from the foot OF Albany street IN the
steamboat Utica.
4 Freight Train ecery Monday, Tuesday Thursddy
and FRIDAY afternoon, o'clock, from the foot of
Chamber. street, by the steamboat Union.
FROM GOSHEN
4 Passenger Tram erery morning, except Sundayl
at O'clock arriving NoWYork by the steamboat Uti-
ca at the foot of Albany st
4 PASSOVER TrGiK e1ery WednesSoy and Saturday
afternoon At 3 o'clock, arriving NcwYork by the
.teamhoan Utica.
4 Fretgki Tram erery Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
ard Fridas afternoon o'clock, arriving IN Newfork
by ,teambo, Ulion and Barges the foot Of Chambers
street.
For freight passage inquire at tbs COmpanys Trans
portaton Office Of Liberty and Neststreets and
at the various Dcpots the line of the road.
Freight will be received the foot of Albany-strect
on Wednesday and Saturday and the foot of Cham
hers-s,reei, on Monday, Tuesday and Friday until
o'clock = u. II. G. SEYMOUR. Superintendent
o15 If of the Esstern Division y. and K. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-14
PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY.

!, - The new ard coCimoelou >icsr1hos'
NORTH AMERICA Captain NJ H.
Trus.dcli. leave the pier bet"een me
10, Of Corantr aud Liberty is. Wednesday and r
day afernoosi- at o'clock. ,.,,,,-, w., -
For Usage or Freight, apply TO P. c. SchULTZ al
- ,rl ~ he TX of The nyyEer. thereof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-14
pETERS'S PILLS.

rINHE wonderful escted By this medicine are the
4 all-enerOssing subjects OF the day Ga where you
will YOU hear OF nOthiaE but Mr. Such a One has been
cured BY Dr. Peters, Vegetable Pills, know Miss
So aud so the point Of death but she has been
cured ~ DR.. Pcters's Pills you not glad that
ii.s mas been restored health by DR.. Peterss
.o>pRovs MEDICINE.
Really TIN. medicine be very good or 1t could not
cure 80 many COOL For many 1t has passed
on IN the silent of It's way, curing hundreds
of perssns ~ho ~runsng with death But now It's
onward Is Impetuou-
IL Impossible stay the demand for this medicine,
Is hush the rushing wind.
life medicine that viii procrastnate de ath for years
shall every house Shall II not be used by
every individual Let lay do not want IL You
know rnat tomorrow may bring forth. All should
u.e this remedy and remember that health the fret
blessing of God
PETEKs'S VEGETABLE PILLS
Are bilious ah,idysPeptic and ami u'ercuria and
be Justly considered Universal Medicine. hut they
are peculiarly beneficial the following complaints
We low and Bilious Feyers Fever and AgHe. Dyspep,i,
Group Liver alaint-, Sick Headache Jaundice A.h
M. Dropsy, Rhsumati.m Enlargement of the Spleen
Piles. Colo Female distractions, Heart Barn furrcd
Tongue. Nausea. D,,tensloA OF the Stomach and H5we
lncip.ent Diarrhra Fatulence H8bItua Cos iiyenes.
Loss Of Appetite, Blou.hed Salow Complexion and in
all Of ToPor OF the Bowels, where Cahsrtic
an AperieDt needed. They are exceedingly mild in
thelr operations producing neither gripping nor
debility.
Price IS and 20 per box
DR.. Psters's Principal office i59 Broadway, corner Of
Grad, and at SO North Sixth Street. Phi adeiPhla-
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-14
:; 1F - HONEY OF LlyNRW oRT-

/ Nowill's Pectoral Honey of Liver"or prepared
onv bv joseph HOW'LL in the city Of New-Fork Is the
urcst and most -lTicacious remedy for Coughs C0ds
Asthma Whoopug Cough and all affections Of the hea'
and Lungs leading to consumption
lis sold at the low price of two -hings per bottle
For sale wholesale and retail at the Original Depot
81 N,di, on cor Catherine agd retled by H. v Husb 81
BARCLAY st Aaron Gilbert l0 Fulton and 221 Bo"ery IA:
H. Hart 27S Broudva,, Of Chambers street. ana 70
Hudson, cor OF North Moore It. w. H. Duscnoery,
Ucst Greenwich. Com, aud rctaiIod by Druggists IN
every cny the Union. .
NIB BE- sure that each outside wrapper bears the Ena
re Of Joseph HOW'LL in inlwi,bout which none ARE Ron'
Inc
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C,nNsI,1.prInN AND LIyEK CoM-

4 U
y PLANT certify that Dr. b. d. ALI Ems
Bai-am of Horchound Penr,y Root has restored me to
health after suffering years from Liver Comp
For two wears previous skiur the Basam my lungs nae
also become affected that degree my pays cin believed
me laborinr under pulmonary unPuon. To The To"
,lerful fleet of DR. Allen, Gu,un owe recovery.
JOHN + ROCKY ELL, Brooklyn.
HORRIBLE-Wh Is more distressing than 10 see oui
fellow creatures cat of by consumption ~hen pr Aep
Rasam IS perfect cure oh Try hls never lnlng re-
III, dy. 1t vii save Your ii!r
TICKLING IN the throat and hacking cough nrc certain
sign, Of consumption. Dr. Aliens Baisam l. the on
aedcIuc th4t
BLEEDING from thu Lurcs-No disease more danger
Gus aud no remedy Ell cnal ~ Or Aliens bals"n %
II orehou nj riverwort and pl"uu,v Root
OPPRESSION AND SORENESS OF THE CHEST
Consumation and Liver Comp aiutDr. L ID Allen BAL
,am of Horchound Lverwort aud Pleurly Root ma II"
equal III the known world for the of the above Dis
ca.es. Its reputation is spreading far and woe ara
the demand for beyond precedent Physlcian' are
universally prescrbue 1t their patients with the most
astonishing benefit. Be the genuine Observe
the certificate of copyright the label and wrapnsr-
Sold corner Bvwery and Grand-sL by f. NJ. GUloN
and - BARCLAY nsS IN
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D,,E TRU,.es AND sUPPOKTE Ks
nANDY ANn COTGaI DikOPs belns nO

Y the cure for Coughs, the Horehound Clarified Caney
As -rcp by " Newberry With medical advice Tor the
OF coughs. found 10 be ar' rate aruc'e 10 AMY
rr,tons of he fuc.> and lungs and effect sreedyc.re
If u>cc carly directed TnIs Candy deserves trial
Also the Anderson Cough Drops aud Pc dcs as prepared
by jaime, M-cu Co. and nov by DR.. ID Melen. h+s
cured thousands; many of them pronounced pat
cure A. proved certificates around each wal ni dop'
The above edclucs are ,od Wholesale IN New YORK by
S4gds & Co. - snd 100 Fulton st; by hd'ar's 20,
+. nruyc,.t Nassau Il H. Dl.hrox, corner of Alien and
Rlyin. rnn 81 and the many other nrugcsts. az wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-14
D ted Drtrmbt 81. II 7. -, n.-I-.-
"A fuI WHEELER. Any tor Pe'tionff-

1-oTI.E7 OE APPLICATION ior The di,chag. ct anin-
y nl,rnt from hi. deb pur,H NJ % the pf 'rion ct hs
third n cc It the fr.t lille ct the fifth chapter OF he 'cnd
p,rt II the R-Nh-r >tt'utr. - ,,, ,,,,
cb,l-, r. Dix on. no f5.t publ he'd De 18Th la+l
o,eIi Or to appear before tn h'uorhe VII h" -" ar
rifst Idge Of County Cou. Councillor &c h. '''hu'
j. n. CIV Hal of he Ci,y 90 >cW-York, til .6it Jay q,
- aai > t y cons, us t,l0s
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W A N T ).

I{yANTED-A Scoichmnn or Irish Protestant With
w a large family of girl, TO 20 country. Apply
i56 Broadway. Tne work i IN i'ctory. hmIy
landed will answer. Gl5 81
MS NTED-Whe and coored servants .
w had without charge at 49, Broadway. Opposition
TO fraud. dli II
sHTANTED -Sy man who has had twenty years
w experience making and refining all kinds OF Cal
lamy aud Spelter sheet for all kinds ofbrisht
york such military, coach, harness lamps fender and
patsrs brass caamy brass Tor kettles ~re and clocks
stuator foreman would hire by the year, receive
share of the profits "A remuneration. An interview
be had aud samples shown of his work by applying
Aaron P-uHlston, Bloomfield. New York
y. b. The advertiser has superior and entirely new
plan of making brass out r the ores OF Inc or epeer
WANT D-Sevcral Travelling Agents for the
w SouherH Literary Messenger, TO be employed IN
of the United States. None need apply
without the best recommendations as TO character and IN
tegrity. Address pO,-paid) I. w WHITE Richmond
Va r9Gt
A5IANTED-A " OF good morals, abost 10 year
w of age learn the Book binding business. 9le
who board with his parents will be preferred Apply
at Is Ann street. nloh
FAMILIES can be supplied with the best Of ser
wants Tor city and country and at the shortest no
tice at 80 East broadway. neu I'm
Qsa-A certificate of TWENTY SHARES of tEe
Janaisa and Brooklyn Railroad Stock in favor OF
Jno H. Norton Jr Application will be made to tue Cum
pany at their office, on the 18th OF December instant tor
a certificate. oil -"
EXCELLENT BOARD AND ROOMS
IL Gun be had by Ladies ana Gentlemen, in dslgsiu
house. a stones throw from Bruada ay Apply at ll9
Mercer. street, near the corner Of FRINGE MO II
DOARD-A rcutleInaA and his lady AMI slrgc in
- dividuai can have good Board in private family,
where there hut e boarders IN dc-lra' situation
near ST. Lukes Church $50 Hudson st. BY calling IN ne
diately 90 lw
DOARDlNG-A gentleman and his wife, or two
- SINGLE gentlemen can be accommodated with good
board No 40 Faton street Also two or terec persons
can be accommodated With dinner. ~ II
DQARDA AND ROOMS may he obtained in pri
ID family by applying at so6 Hudscn-st .el-u
- TO E.ET-A front Psror with Ru,>'a iron
liz rr re marble mnntel and plated furniture IN gen
modern built house, and Bedrooms With board where
there only four IN family.
Also geui-el Basement, furnished unfinished -
Apply al Al For->tA street az IN
AsA ROOMS TO LET-A room ami b-d-ro""
Gs with Closets pantri, &c. suitable for staaiif amJ
Also one large room, extraordinarily well lighted saita
Vie for i workshop Inquire on the premises OF
80 If JOHN LOCKE. in rear Of 81 Ann It
- FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE
Eis Country Seat 10 miles from the city. located II
queens County L. l. containing upwards OF 80 acres o
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al FAEM so NATE. or Exchange ior "a

sEH FARM Fol SALE E, or Exchange for CITY
es9@ Property-A Farm IN Queens County, l. l., con
-- taniug 80 and 60 Of first rate Land
IN high of cultivation. The Dwelling and Out
houses all and II first order. With neveF-
failing well Of COED apple orchard, &c The DIS
isucs miles from Nsw-fors. The above pro?eF!
ali be sold exchanged for city property and posses
sion gwen Immediately. Address l. II. :. al thu dice
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