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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15


The EXPLORING EXPEDIrIoN.-Ihe Washing
ton correspondent of the Jour,al Of Commerce
writes as follows of the results Of the Exploring
Expedition:
The universal opinion here on the subject of the
conduct and results of the Exploring Expedition,
ia highly favorable to the officers Who had charge
of it, Il has certainly given to Lieut.. Wilkes a
high reputation as accomplished seaman, and
an energetic and scientific officer.
He delivered before the National Institute a
course Of lectures at the request ot that body, On
the subject OF the expedition which gave salts
faction and instruction to a numerous and eniisti-
caed auditor,-among whom were Mr.. J. q.
Adams. Nh. Poinsctt, Mr. Woodbury., the mem
Der. of the Cabinet, and many scientific gentle
men from every portion Of the Union.
At the close Of his last lecture the honorable
Secretary Of the Navy (Mr. Upshur) rose and ad-
dressed the assembly in the warmest terms OF
commentator Of the successful labors and efforts
of Capt Wilkes, and the officers and scientific
corps under his command lie adverted 10 one
fact which of itself spoke strongly OF the skill with
which the expedition had been conduCted-that 1t
had been of four years dgration-that 1t had
visited the rcmotcst quarters OF the globe--ra'
versed the most dangerous seas-surveyed the
most impsnetrable COASTS, aud encountered the
vicssudcs of every climate, with solittle difficulty
or loss.
The Secretary also remarked on the immense
treasures in natural science which the officers of
the expedition had collected and transmitted to
the government in such admirable order, and
which now formed the basis of the Museum of the
National Institute.
He commented also on Capt Wilkes's report
upon the Oregon Territory, ard declared that this
report was alone an ample compensation to TIC
country lor the whole COS, Of the expedition. He
expressed the opinion, in fine, that the results OF
the expedition were highly valuable and honora-
bic. not 10 this country alone, but to the cause 81
civilization in the world
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THE SOLlp EXTRACT or SNR-

>APARILLA. prepared hy Dr. ono Hoi'on hrs
proved ei valuable specific in cd>'s of >cfeul1
Salt Rheun add cuiaueous diseases generally. particularly
those arising from mrurtN of iie blood In >YKlF pre-
pared from the ENrK,c1 also far superior Oh aHv oinr
syrup c Sarsapafiia before prepared. Boz. b"
ohts med OF wm. H. Minor 9- Broadway, corner Jnhn'
4. Il. D. Forest. 4. Grr.uN ch. corn o Nlr-.s 30 W
VI. Thurman. corner Canal ami NarcA.-.. J. - Cot
a ngton. corner spring aud Hua.cDs,. \. NcL-ol. 519
Hudson-st ID. Ro,eunIer 3ll Blocker. co.,. tlris,o
pher !. W Bassctt, ga BrnadN ay aHi nf
T. BOwNE 4 co. Mhoe,ae Drus sI,i. Jolu-si.
iy9 Sm2taW Agents FOR O,roa.s India C-.. 7-o-1r.
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III.IF
This water used tor scroiunus hlou, liver or n"ei
,,r,nt. udi ,rqou and affections oi the stomach, g..
Judging from the specimens have tried II D, al>o
pleasant drink. 1t psf up in quart ami puthoturs anl
packed in hOKe, for transportation
TIL, water o., put mp the most taleiul manner. 100
mart, and unt, and packed IN boS- ready for ransOna
b. n ID. SANDS,
DRUGGISTS Nos ~ and l00 Faou street al.o sold hy
Abraham B Sasl. Co. No. - Bloadway, corner 90
CIamher>sirCet. David Sands Co. No = East Broad
WV. corner az Marketsrtet Jyl- -w
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T Fl f TRIBU n f.


70 f0ffOT
ALEXANDER, y. Y. i2th July, 1912
SIR: deem il unnecessary to correct the ma
lacrous missiatements of certain persons who are
opposed TO the construction Of any Railroad from
Batavia to Buffalo. and consequently hostile to the
extension OF the Tonawanda and the progress OF
the Auica and Buffalo Roads. There j. one de-
,laration. however, in an article in the Tribune OF
the 9th instant. oyer the signature OF ~, winch IS
not only gross misrepresentation, but winch al
feet. me personally. The writer OF that article
a.. srts that Mr. Hawkins, who j. President OF
itc COMPANY (Attica and Buialo,) holds but three
or four shares or did not four OF 1--WE months since
inst e,oueh 70 enable him 20 be President. ltis
sufficient for me TO say. that the Both ct Octo-
her last. the date Of my first election, subscribed
for TWO hundred shares of stock which | have ever
since held. M Rich j. a resident Of Buffalo, and
not of Auica and has never had any connection
with tee Company whatever. The Attica and
Buffalo Road will be in operation in about six
weeks from thi. tine when the travelling public
will be enabled 10 form a correct opinion Of the
location. Very respectfully, Your obi seIy
HENRY HAWKINS.
70 We publish the above with great pleasure,
and arc especially rcjoiccd 10 hear that the Attica
Road will very soon be completed, THINKS 10 the
energ, and public spirit Of Mr. HAwKIN. and other
gentlemen engaged in its management. And now,
once for all we give fair notice that we have de-
iermined ucoer aga,R 10 a2mu a cOpimanicatioa
from the frien4s If one Roilroad decry'ng me
adroniagcs Of n rirai Road ar ro1He. 1t j. in
sidiou- and wrong to write such, and invariably
subjects US to the necessity Of publishing rcjoin-
ders. Let the friends Of public work set forth
It's advantages, and let their ncighbors alone
Hereafter we give fair notice that if We sec fit TO
publish an article in favor Of any work, we shall
claim and exercise the privilege of striking FROM
- all reflections on any rival undertaking.
Ed T'ribuHe.
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CoorERs.--Thcre j. great opening for coopcrs
in Missouri and Mississippi. What chance fol
hundreds of young men in Ncw-ior', out OF en-
poy The cheapness Of provisions in Ohio and
in the interior Of TN, State is great Indictment
to families here in adverse circum tances 10 emf
graic AMER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15

Tux WHgAr--li is indeed a subject of rcloic-
ac 10 the farmer that the late rams have generally
been followed by cool weather-thus averting the
dangers feared from rust-,hat terror Of the wheat
farmer when his crop promises most luxuriantly
\ friend in Gcncseo county writes Us that some
rust j. seen thrrc--but we guess there is as yet
lntlo cause Tor complaint Where all promises so
we'll. let US not mar the prospect 10y prcmoiurc
cruniblins. loch- ~. lost.
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THr Harvest rs LANCASTER Co., PA.-Our
farmers are now in the midst of wheat harvest
and Glorious weather they have, and have had for
ten DAYS past 10 gather in their crops The rye IN
Lancaster County is pretty much all harvested !;
and one week more Of this favorable weather will
find the greater part of our wheat safely secured
The crop, in this County have never been more
abundant nor harvested in better order than ~ ;hs
season and 1t John Tyler does not veto the Tarf
bill which will be passed in short time by Con
press We shall next winter send 10 Massachusetts
from I'M. County rfty thousand barrels of flour. and
bring back from our Yankee brethren as many
yapis OF their broadcoth and muslins.
Lancaster Examiner, 18Th.
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LITMuAGAR n CO. Tyne & Stereo.

w type Foundry, - Fulio". corner oi Coolest y u
Tic subscribers ak. tit, method Of announcing 'o t,r
friend. and thu public generally that having lui,l '" h
extensive and we'll known T, pc Foundry formerly .Nn'h
by VI, .srs C0uner Cooke they have removed N" Ni
10 their present central location. Having mAit 'hi''
rev ons alter. ions ana addition, h'y are no" prepared
To execute orders of any ma 'ui" utF may IN "."
with with promptne,, and on iaVorble t.> - 10 any
Foundry in America. To their new Specimen bonN VT. .i
has been recently extensively circulated u'y "o''' r.
specially refer. . ..,t
An article, manufactured by them shall be- ~ Wai li
equal superior u manufactured 10 h's country
and UNDERGO borough examination - O. dpl'dt"i"' Do
ranging dressing, and properly asserting All atc', -
hibte IN the Specimen BOOK former N ,s' - conner
Cooke together With sorts IN Fnnt> soil 'v Them. ran n
be furnished this Foundry without delay, "h many
since added.
wM HAGAR 4 Co arr Agents Tor the ,aie o, he : i-
pier Washington and Smith Presses which, h"Wcr WIG
Chase, Gases, COMPRISING Sticks. Furniture luh ard Every
article rei ia the Printing Business W De h"ps on manu.
and furnished at manudcturers' prce'
n. B-No MacAine Cast Type Manufactured At tls
ro,,J,v Jest
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NORISON'S Hygeian Medicines

VI MOTTO E.-Mhereas, \ 4. >smanos. % - Broad
way. New-Nork. !. making IN improper %" oi Me.sr>
No son Coz appointment for he ale ~ their Mrii-
ems I'll. is therefore. 10 nfouu the public tiat Nr.
S.nlnos /. not authorized IN sell pON>ON'> PILLS
boz Nev-lo ard Tat ies,r> M1rr.ons Only Agent, N
New York are Mcssrs FIRTH HALL, OF No Frank
square, whom one tr Meicnr csn he hid gen
uinr. f>igneN NOkl>ON co.
Dsici British COLLEGE Of Health New Koas, London,
Inn. 18th. l7f2 iysu
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IlGIlLY Imnortant 10 Farmers. PIant

MI u TIFIITFII ''IIIN W 'FIIII0'"' ''''t
l err and IIOriicultursts-Ihe Compound Chemical
Whale OF soap may be- considered al the present moment
bet prepa Lat ever compounded t0f Tie To-
al DESTRUCTION OF species Of insects nie>ng the vese'
table 0uHarr0 slugs rOsrhugs. peach, nrciarine,
,pne and pear insects and worms, sna
cahlgt lice. and an The smaller insects which are parasite
Hdgenou. and exotic flowers. u a, the ole auder cdc-
iu. hcus, cycus, me,enbulnii emum, geauia erica TO-
,acea may ALL by proper application. be- thoroughly ~
terminated. Besdes. the extraordinary cleapuc", most
important item iu ECONOMY renders 10 accessible tor all
purposes large >car leo peach tree az ~ acre. o
and. boz kept Tree from the mdraudng insects for The
trIh.us expense of one dollar.
Farmer. raising corn oats rye Potatoes, trfnps, sab
ba~e. nav 10 the expense oi rev dollars. realize hun.
dr saving their ne. from the devastation, % The 'r'
min The Compound Chemical Nha'e Oh soap may be
hai bulk 10 ar of four pounds, dozen OF vines are
packed Boz a box. Apply
DIR LEWIS FECCIITwANGER
,.11 I'm Chemist, No. Wa-sueet
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HANING nrcsen1ed No Ma PnhIic Aha

Il claims OF my hr>i premium Cologne ~ bong. now
take the liberty Of LAYING before l,u fnoth,r rf Hf
equal worth, w The Virginia >hrm1 Cr,ip." fM.
vegetable comp> uon can sai,N uur. sailed hV
now ofered 90 the Am,rcanp public orthe pleasure 70 afo'
ia shaving. IL not only fragrant, producing cb and .l
ing aihcr. hut possesses qualities uf 80 .hy soothing ami
healing nature, 10 ra,c il ,r above ans ,a article. A.,
those who hayeredmy Cologne have found 10 On be- al tla
aid. they Who ihs Cream vii lchasi, edge Il it
The hall OF IT, Nrtlcs have nof here been tnit
ASH = LANDMARK. 81 a. aiiasi-.'.
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no AILpERSONS who complain Of

W. ALL sh1OAN'' VIM '''''
loss appetite and debility as wen as tho>f 'nh'rn.
with dyspepsia night sWeat>, restless nights paWhiW" g"
the hear u HeTyeus eases, II :, recon- n'hd'h 10
try nj TECHNICS STOMACH BiffER-. Ihf aril'if'
romunsng Il are from Natures great vegetable emporium
AMI can lr taken with safety. The following is nom ID
Ludlow. No G}i Broadway
have used Your bntrr 10 cases of nnpaiffh lg'sinn
where ,.geiabe tones were indispensable, WIN a. irn'i-
ri, resul Tie ARTICLES at which II IS c0mporl are very
uiiciou,y combine and have 900 doubt VIII prove ser
yiceablr in The eases tor which you have recommended
your> Ac FDN ARD q. ~ Di.ON.
SRI have i the OF prlcticr prescribed YOUR
stomach Buffers and ionnd them most efficient remedy 10
case, of indigestion acdity and debility OF the digestive
organs. by means claas 10 among the qU@tk mod t's
~ day. bot which VIII confer great blessing
many oar suffering fellow beiu",.
r. J. BRADY. VI. d. so Bro,fnr.-l
Numerous cerGcit.s of uio>' VITO pund immediate
relief ea he seen al manuaciory No n Bswrry corner
Become street, ald observe the +, soi whore
else IN Tai, city Price large bottle ; small 90 cri.
iaIe I'm
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FRsspEr.-Wc are exceedingly glad - learn
from the Noudgewsck Pres that "a ieaFy ram
fell on FRIDAY in the valley oi the henae1e'.
above that place Although ,owe injury was
done to the new planted crops, yct tne fa.n had a
most effect beautiful IN raising the river
On SATURDAY morning ihe water oi 'he Nome
bee had swollen from three 90 tour feet. and Tie
logs were running "a, freely as we hav" seen them
At any time during tie present season. Quite
large number must already have found ihair "ay
20 market. The river 90 Monday Dad RISEN a-
high as FIVE feet and II j, still mp NJ good log
rollin. pitch. and viii bring down a large elsn-
thy Of humber which il was supposed before TINS
rain would have 90 lay over 20 another season.
BAN (Me) Telegraph.
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III q fact thai Gounui, Poudfe subtle ~ pcftnd
nentlv eralcate all har from the part Wrfe II Is lpl,h
iloui the slightest INJURY To the skim To DE- hid ~ 'he
old establishment 81 Watershed, ono door from bIo'"
wav - Der bote. Another lctis that Ganrauds True
asrt Beauty viii thoroughly cNisnnlae IAN puple'
and al cutaneous erupu0u, elicit a luNrnti' h'hiN APP
prarince he hands neck and arms ~ radiant
vhtsu,s Beware ut ,puuuu, limitations oi u $ cciro''
,o.tp, SIC, raining mineral rfrh' uterlS tn""u' !"
thr ,ku add complexion. and bN IL, rcp-dn acton, M
miriam. Lao health. To be- hat above = per bottle
GOIRNUDS VEGETABLE ROi GE
mp1r 4 DELICATE inge, mmoVable hy pcrspf3uOn
Oh fubb ~ "a iti q linen cloth - cent, per huiil7
GOTKAt-D'S BLANC ESPAGNk,
or Spanish Lily white. imparts bright, pure, hi'-hkr'
,irr .bleue,, ID Tree from the Injurious pro-
perfe, generally combined with Preparations TOR This pur-
pose Put an len elegant boxes ~ > cents zach.
Accents. Providence Over. Jr.: Albany, Guthrie, MAID
en- I1ps: New Haven Law; Hartford, We'll, \ Hum
rlircy. Princeton Seahrook Boston, Jordan, Mk-st.
Pb. lad,lpla. M. Brown. ~ ChcSmutst- Iel7 In
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IN CHANCERY-Before tho Vice Chan

i oelior.-Abratam Van Nest y. Joseph freGr, Ext
&C 70 al.
Pursuant % an order o tie Court made in the above tn
tri cause VII De- soa NJ public auction under te sirtc-
ton the su-C oi iuf ud-ff sa1 Court. -
siding ia the ctv of NeN-Nerk. ~ n Ludlow, Auc-
i.nuser the Merchants Ex0hsure he Cuy 9f NcR-
N1rh The - day ut july ncHt, at ]. O'clock noon, ~
uIai tdy,
Al those certain lor piece, parcel, 81 land snate
ue and being the Nnt ard ~ the city of Newly ORR
ant Distinguish Ou map oi property be.on-ng 20 ~
Corporation O The city OF Newly ORR, situated 10 i- Nnh
sra by t number i2ii twenty-five, (el tSeny az 10
tRtly-.eycn lard ~ twezy.e ghtoi number i-'i tween
tvr being bounded Westerly front by CERTAIN .iret
to De- called NetLauken street, wsch from CHRIS
fril.r.frc.l io Amos street, Lard down ,ad map
N,rtherv Amos street. be continued IS ard DOWN on
u.p and >oui,ry by lot humber ga twenfy'our On sd
eleven nchr, The tWenty-o feet inche>-
GA IT, N0rthcrly sie Amos fity-fve rel
unc inches aud the Sou-rry side .Sty-ou, -ti nii
gs be-. be the sane c>S-snd lots numbers -
AZ uv.,t ~ twenty and 81 igat. being
soresa Soltb-y 10 r EAR BY l0ts numbered T. - -
ana - on said m.p. faTeriy hy lot number = on.
"a - map ant Westerly BY numbers 81. -. - - and'
ami 3 rap, zach Of The sah lots sumber - TWEEN
ty>x ~ tx,nlysev,s and tls twenty containing
~ breadth front and twenty-five feet and ~ lsngh
on esch ninety five 'ect three inches be the more
or s, together with al buildings sE appgrtenances tere
unto onsing-New-N ork. June -, 1872
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL. Master in Cbancery,
in. TAYLOR, Solicitor JeSo fawuyS5 ~ Jshn-1
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"a FOR SALE.-A valuable Farm u

80 ~ acre, livery choice Land, IN Re hlaui 'on''
\ y all uudcr 1ood state of cultivation. di vel l''
with handsome stone fences There on The Farm .N
Orchard and a.o ueSerfailut stream oi "Mri -.
land well adapted 10 grazing or r'Nns' "I 81" h''' 'i
produce. ,.... OBJ.
Also a FARM OF too acre, 81 choice ia"ds ni'iHs 'N'
above. with good Buiidns>. Orchards. g.. ~
The above Farms about 10 miles tom i' tr' re-
the Hudson RIVER and VIII be- sold At ',.a l, ,a,. FIT
further particulars app'y to WV ~ I'm
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TNTANGLED ACCOUNTS. Thomas

Jones. Accountant lSj Broadway, opposite John &c.
undertakes and adjust account, every dr-f-
ton. To those who have bscn able 10 cs simple
and easy method OF conducting this departing I ii" afrr-
lisrr w the confidence derived much experience,
respectfully oilers Ia, assistance ,ug"e-fu. such iOrs o
account books best adapted particular routine
o business IN complicated partnership air or confused
and neglected account. be- pledges I'M .rii o tfci 40 a
cases equitable and ind,pualic adjustment
Published and Tor sale by tie author 70. liNte, "J1nf,
Prise pie and Practct Vt Bookkeeping" which trf1ay
the text book m the leading Academic institution. of ihS
country, the only American work tic slhc,f dat
ur.o Ned IN nI.f.l
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PLEASUKE GNRDEN.-

This splendid Garden. situated on tie bank, OF he
Harlem River. Of he most delightful spot, n thr 49,
entity of New York ahoundng ir a kiris 90 ~bruhhery,
Pant- ami Flower. OF the finest and rare,t Kinds. Ponds
filled win Gold and Silver F,h. whose sport So playful
the surface of the wafer as much interest % ne
scene while the ,'rpenn~ Walk. shaded by 1oldrn WI
lows, Offfr iresi .Ihe attractions tor = rural rinhe.
An extensive and elegant Awning has been ercctRj, anG
suitable Ground, have been laid oll lor Military 1Ompa
niss 10 practice Target Firing
y Gold AID SILVER Fish and HonQueis 0i Flower Tor
stIe AZ n. li.r.l.-.- IIarIlul- Nv, lalL ~
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SALE.-Barsaius Bargains =

80 Fer sale G. exchange, ~ irnct' oi .7nd~n ''i-
r1Il1Iniug Us aerss each s0t OF srpfs'f sNa ~
tered with fine streams and covered VITA rnt 40 , I'LL
rs white oak. hickory. beach "alnu', "AN- h"
nh. -, I. adaped o wheat rys. corn osts fei.rr '
sweet and Irish potaoc, The above l'i"i, "ihi ' %
reduced prices, and terms To suit ar ii'Y ~
cb,p,sl tor almost any Kind ~ merchandise Foru1',
diagrams and particulars, snpy 10 ,,,.,.,. DE- ,...,
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q @ RlCUARpSON'S BITTERs


D.-GOOD NEWS FOR THE SICK.-fhe subscri-
her lake, pleasure in communicating 10 b. fellows, the nap
~ results he has experienced from the use OF Ut = "
Richardson, Sherry tiers. Dunng the last tour years
hae ne lad occasion 10 many experiments TOT e
restoration OF nv health aud having experienced much m
convenience from general nervous e"blty ana cons"
guru d,pepSI and os, Of appetite, nj length ioulnaty
PROCURED bottle OF Dr. RS Buer and nom actual eSpe-
Renee can recommend them to the pnhhc As mott agree
able and ectua restorative ~ health and bodily vgor-
,yn. also had occas witness Their effects on many Of
my friends and ghbor testify 10 Their henehca NJ
effects Dr. Richardson need encomlum " it those VINO
are personally nr expermentay acquainted with nun 'us
timing a, he does high reputation tor hS knowledge ana
skill mi the medical de parueui. To those VINO know nm
not give favorable intro inction u"n
il.u to immediate OF bottle OF his very ssuabie
Ri,trrs W q. SlMMOND.
From the Palladium, New Haven.
WEST KLLINcLY, Conn June IL, 1910.
Dr. =. o. RfcHARDsON,
Sr.-IIayiu been for the last few wears, very much de-
ate, and much out health otherwise and hadhe al
vice o. twenty or thirty ~ heb best physicians IN Chare>on
: c. New York. Saratoga Springs, Boston and NJ nDtT
of other places Boston. the I'm oi last MARCH,
and called al our Office aud bought bottle OF your sherry
Buffers. After / returned home bought more COM
menccd gaining fcm the very first and have taken ttrer
inttlc> and am now we'll Ny Gaze was de>parth on a.
certainly ncurahe but IN hrer months have gained JUS
y pouns-whch T. surprising, a, have Gates nothing nut
bread and n H. It'll continue the sdnie. Your dcns i
selling well and doing much good
Very respectfully yours. ...,.,-r,,>,
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TuE CRors--R,c IA this neishbcrhood never
Looked more promising, and many OF our farmers
hive already commenced cutting Wheat will
not turn out as well as was expected in the ca,l,
part OF the season; but still there will bc more
than an average crop. Some OF our farmers taik
of cutting then wheat during the latter part OF the
coming wcek Oats look well bat corn Is in a
moor and backward state. Not much to boast OF
m the way OF fruit. Thu prospect for an abundant
crop Of potatoes u good. lycoming Pa, Gaz.
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- SpLENnIn FARM--lI5 Acrcs lor

sale NJ Exchange in the torn o Ham, '-.' j. !
:, nv = nom Brook vn 3 from \oritIHf 80 ii''l
gabvlon station Long island Railroad. ~ fas' tnc'
.and, water, ROADS, towing arh hsnht T.. 'f.., w.
c~o,. nen.s ana posses, on rsn hc tf I 300! 50 H
the ram or any pato the land 'lil ;he ri. o'''.
Nnuiy Pearl street Nit ~