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10 i,,.,,s. :, 4herng 10 the law as Il stands IN
nrsssa INC nbjecting condition so vitality affect
~ Of The country, and so soemnly enact
s VIC Peaentous crisis, and so steadfastly adhered
~ ~ Nee and so repete, If adhered to with goou
y, interest Of the country, to doubtful or cap
tio', interpretation. mo
''I discharging the high duty thus imposed on me
y the Constitution repeat to the House my ens', !,
Willingness to cooperate in all financial measures =,
constitutional character, which, IN us VISION, :
NOV de and proper TO reesablish the ere
dit of the Government. believe that the PIoco.us
Of the sales of the public lands being restored 70 ea
Treasury more properly to speak .ne gv - 70
main in full force, Tariff Of duties may easily De
adjusted which, while il will yield revenue ~ r. ss
maintain the ~ vsor ny ru nsc
n new life mo all our manufacturing establishments
The condition of the country calls for such eglsla
ton. and il will afford me the most sincere pleasure
to cooperate IN II. ,ouN TvIrp
W.sHINcroN June 30, 1912
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SURPRISING PROPERTY OF OIL.

The action of oil, in stopping the violent ebulliiion
of various substances is truly surprising Il Is well
known that il mixture of sugar, honey, or the like,
be boiling upon the fe and in danger of rising over
the sides OF the sse the pouring in Of hule oil
makes 1t Immediately subsIde. In many cases the
marking circle round the inside OF vessel, in which
liquor OF thus kind is to be boiled, with piece hard
soap, will like magic ring, contine the ebullItion to
that height, and not suffer II 10 stir any further.
This wholly owing 10 the oil or tat cona ned in
the soap but there is hes des these another very i'm
poitant use Of oil like occasions, which is, The
pouring little of II on any metallic solution while
making This resirans the ascent OF tie noxtous
vapors, preserves the operator from danger, and, a,
the same time by keeplng down The eyaporating mat
ter gives reduubled strength to the menstrum. Plny
has mentioned extraordinary efiec, Of oil, in still
ing the surface of water it is agiiated with waves
ard the use made of ii By the divers Tor this purpose
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THr GsNEALoGy or SUICIDE. -Foppery begai a
spruce shop boy spruce shop boy begat a pair of
half boots pair OF half boots begata httle stick;
little stick and the half boots begat ambition ambl7
on hega credit; credit besat shop shop begat a
horse a horse hegat chase chalse begat cur
ricle a curricle begat expenses; expenses hegat a
hazard table hazard table begat losses losses be :
CAT bankruptcy bankruptcy begat jail; jail be-
cat want and misery want and misery hegai dsre-
gard for life; and disregard for life bega, suicide
sic transit giorid mundi
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THE HARVEST.

We understand from geneman who has pass d.
within the last days, through the best portion o
the wheat growing country IN the upper part of the
State that the crops ofwhea are rapidly rpenng under
the influence OF the favorable weather which has pre-
vailed Fnday, aud that there rs real ground
ict apprehendng extensive injury To them from either
rgsfottn smut. By the last of the present week
the whea' harvest WI | have fairly commenced. The
farmers ale now cutting their rye which yields album
dainty and is Of fine qualify.
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ANOTHER DErAuLTER L. 2 Buckley, late a COLI
leclor OF tolls on the Ohio Canal at Athens, was
in arrears So 9S5 His excuse was hat his clerk,
his way to Wooster TO deposit this money, robbed
OF it, The STATE sued Buckley for the sum, and he
set up the above defence, The trial closed short
time since verdict he State for the whole
with interest No robbery Of tie Clerk but robbie.
~ of the State Let all such detauters 60 TO the pen
iienliary fer the REGULAR term Gin. Gd.
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To WASH wooLLEN GooDs.-The art OF washing
woollen goods prevent them from shrinking Is
one of the desiderata in domestic economy worthy of
being recorded and it is, therefore, with satisfaction
we explain this simple process 10 our readers. All
descriptions of wooen goods should be washed with
hot water with soap, and as soon as the article Is
cleansed immerse it in cold water; let it be hung up
to dry.--NashriHe .ig1iculurist,
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WASHINGTON.

Ii is stated as singular coincidence in the death
Of this great and good man, that he drew his last
breath in the last hour, in the last day, of the last
week, IN the last mouth, of the last year, and in the
last year OF the century, viz. Saturday night, II
O'Clock, December 81, l719.
The above is from Connecticut paper. We arc
sorry to spoil pretty paragra b. but unfortunate
" Washington died December l4th, which destroys
the whole string of wonders with the exception of
the month and the year Boston Maid
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SLOOP LLOYD FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
yHHE United states Receiving Sloop lI.OIDw i'll
L be sold at public auction at the Navy Yard !, in
this CITY for cash, payable in specie, on EsDal,
the 5th day Of July ensuing at II o'clock, A, M
She has been recently thoroughly htte Ion AID used
cnlatcd for a packet She will be sold, together
with her sails. standing and running rigging, boat and
camboose. snd is in first rate order for immediate
nse w. B. SCOTT,
Nary Agent
Navy Agents Office,
Washington DC June %, 1912. !
X. w. DYER s co:
;e2n.5td .iuoioneers
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June g on
" t.klIAS,l the uuder signed, iormsry t.lt9t Of
Y The MJnifore, IN Bologna, the "Gasetta Eeo
nonico- pohtieo del Aiando in Milan. 4 he " Column
ma de la Federation, in Mexico, and Of ri Core,
Atianiicon in Mexico and New Orleans, propose 10
edit in Washington a philosophical pohuco-dlpo
copolielot paper, Tor the diffusion Of geneol Snow-
edge under the title OF VERITAs the editorial part Of
which viii he both in the English ana French Ian
euagcs A Pfospeciu, rasounee Of this paper show,
inc it, necessity, obiec' plan views terms, &c, VIII
I've published and widely circulated IN Ameuca and
Europe as soon as collaboration Is obtained, good
English scholar both TO correct my harbarous English
and TO translate my French in good English.
As the principal object Of this enterprise IS ny no
means that OF making money all persons ndttre Rat-
ral- ed or strangers who nay wish to take share
in it, Will have right 10 share also the poht winch
m chit possibly he derived from IT, without res.rvlng
for my self the least advantage over that which might
be obtained by each OF them
A resident in the United States during nineteen
wears. and citizen since 1929 cannot Ne suspece cd
Of being wholly ignorant OF the institutions OF The
country or Indifferent in the cause of lis social and
political happiness.
Offers received at my present residence, corner q
Pennsllrdntd Arenus aud ION street Address post
paid, to 'Neritas," Wash ngton, u e.
SANTANGELO,
xyL;,,., 2, tare 2 1870 Ian
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Mnshinst.n. tnne 3. lsl2-lm

A CARD.
MRS ). SWEETSER has handsomely iQrMeed
wi and opened the new aud elegant bindings ~.
70 WALNUT STREET, near the ENchau[e' as
PRIVATE BOARDING HOT -,
The location as well a the con'eniehees ol uie
House is not excellcd by any similar establishment,
No. fand Gentlemen visiting this city No pains
viii be spared to render comfortable those who may
favor ber.with their patronage
No. 10 WaIsut Street, Philadelphia.
,,tra ,
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,
Goth June, 1912.
THIS Bank will not be open for business on Mon
i dav next the 18th Of July.
All persons hayn,g notes due on that day are re-
oested 10 attend 10 them on Saturday the ID Of July
RID. SMITH Cashier.
June 30-3t
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ERANkLlN HOUSE, Chestnut street |
i dtlphia.-This beautiful new hotel 81 uat,
Chestnut street between thitd and fourth stree,
the Immediate vicinity ofthe steamboat andna, b.
post.otfice theatres &c and be kcQt pnthe AM.
European plan, cauj5 nilv, viii be opened unjt
superlntendence OF the subs rtber :, on MoudA,
18Th day Of June The house is fitted VI ),
most splendid style, everything being en,trely
and OF the best description. The chambers ~
constructed as to form paror rs day end So
apartment is night. The best COOKS have ,e,,
aged and no.e!llr,s w.l b. spared toteu.ct'
Enlistment equal 10 the best both asreGafts r.
bic and every other Accommodation
iuoli-tf VI NpERSDN s - =
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GRAND TOTAL ABSTINENCE CELEBRATION

GRAND TOTAL ABSTINENCE CELEBRATION
OF THE FOURTH OF JULY, lo42.
TIME coming Anniversary of our National lnde-
i pendence will be celebrated with great display
and imposing interest in the City of Washington
All the Total Abstinence Societies OF the City VIII
form in procession at hall past.9 o'clock NJ So
cieties from Georgetown, Alexandra, Bladensburs,
Tennal,town. Rockville. sc. have been invited TO
participate and are expected 10 swell the ranks Of
the cold water army each Society viii appear in the
procession with its appropri te beautiful banner
The multitude will be addressed by several distln
r,Ished friends Of the cause throughout the day al
that beautiful grove known Carrolis SPRING, which
the liberal proprietor, DANIEL CARROLL, Esd, has
granted the use of for that day.
There will be an abundant supply OF temperance re-
trsshnents provided throughout the day
The programme OF the procession, line OF march,
order OF exercises for the day and all other matters
will be made public at an early day IN the various
newspapers r,,,n
Chief Marshal.
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ID EMOVAL.--T K. HAMPTON & SONS have
n removed their Periodical Bookstore into the same
uuiiuiug Win IfdrnGens rsIIues .IgtHt neAt door
west from Dr. T. ID. Jones boarding house, being
few doors from the old stand, where may be had
almost any thing that is published in the form OF
newspapers or magazines, by the year or number
Orders from distance, enclosing the subscription,
will be ST ctly attended 10, if franked By the post
master. or postage paid Jun. 30-3t.
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M USlC.-Just pu4ished and Iur sole q
VI establi he'd stvfe threr doors east OF 18th 81
Pennsy lvania Az nut--
The 81 Mary Celebration March Of The vii
Of ~ Pilgrim taihe ;, composed by Andrew ST..
anu dedicated IA the Pniolemic Sooi4y of Ger.
town. Also, just received ,he following Gees,
II TX brothers, harkp Corjnthian Waltz;
Oh cast that shadow O X Gallopade
Long, hong ago; Last FarcUell
Wind and the beam loved; Go not yet,
june 3-3aw3w
INlNE WINES, at very reduced prices - T.
i The times will sell Wines OF all KINDS at :
cent below my former prices, consisting of Mad q
SAeries, Ports Hooks, Clareis, ChaaEagnc> 5
EDWARD SlMM>
June l0--3l No 3, Penn aver
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PRINTING.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.

Circulars quaro post, page, one on sheet, per
100 sheets and per ream
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per qulre
Do. do. do Russia per qure
Super royal do Calf-Russla, do
Do do do, Russia, do.
ROYAL do do. Calf-Russa bands and
end--per quire,
Do. do. do, Russia, per quire
Medium do do. Calf--Russa bands and
ends--per quire
Do. do do Russia, per quire
Demi--full bound in calf-Russia bands and ends
per qulrc.
Do. do do Russia, per quire.
Double cap--fu bound in cali-Russia bands and
ends-per qure,
Do do. do. Russia, per qulre.
Fools cap. DO, Russia, 90.
Do half-6ound-marble paper sides-Russia backs
and corners-pcr quire.
State the additional price per qure II printed cap
lions.
Rebinding books of above sizes per quire.
Newspapers best marble paper sides, and
yaregated calf backs and corners, strongly sewed,
per volume.
lie tiers received-spring backs calf backs and cor
ners-per voiume.
Do do. DO do. Russia backs and
corners-per volume
Quarto hooks, do. do do do.
Ter volume
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WAsHlNGroN, June %, 1912.
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mai'sof the United
States from The LIST Of July, 1912, TO the 30th Of
Iune, 1896 inclusive, in Kentucky, Tennessee, Ala
bama. Mississippi, Arkansas, and Lou slana. wll be
received at the contract Office ofthe Post Office De-
psrment, in the City Of Washington, until o'clock
D m of the l4th day Of April, 1892, ito be decided
BY the 3oth day of said Aprl) the routes, and in
the manner and time herein specified, viz
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vol. HI. NO. s.

great many cases sacrifice her feelings, degrade
her nature for support.-for food to eat and a
house TO shelter her, while the Child IS often
frightiully misuscd-it not by parents. which is
frequently the case-by guardians. relations and
others 10 whom it is conhdcd. The petty tyranny
OF the Individual over tho Individual which 50
generally exists, and which results alone from Pc
cunary dependence, is a hundred fold more in
tense than political tyranny.
4,h. The Right of Suffrage must be extended to
alldcpartments or spheres Of Society and rendered
universal. People choose at present their Political
Leaders only. In Association they will elect their
Leaders in every department. We will explain
this extension of the Right of Suffrage by an ex-
ample. and leave the Reader to make farther ap-
plica,ionS By himself. The Laboring Glasses must
serve at present such Masters or Employers as can
buy their Labor, and they must submit ~ their ar
bi,rarv control In Association the members of The
Groups engaged in the occupations of Industry,
would choose their Industrial Lenders whose con-
duct they could control; this would be extending
the Right of Election to Labor, from which it is
row punished and in which perfect despotism
exists.
What we have said in the last three articles
the question of Liberty, gives but slight idea OF
it, but it is sufficient TO direct the attention Of
Readers TO anayzing the subject for themsclvcs..
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ouR so ctAL, Not roLIrtcAL; POLITICAL
REFORMS CANNOT REMEDY THEM.
TIE FOURIER FEsrlvAL.-Lct ali our friends
be present at the Festival Monday evening
next, We mus, respect the memory Of the great
Genius in whose honor j, is given, in the most
worthy manner possible. A large number arakens
enthusiasm, and as it is not often that we come to-
ge,hcr Tor such purpose We hope tina, none Will
be absent. Let those who intend TO |oln IN the
celebration sbtuin their tickets to-day by clock
at 337 Broadway, or of A. BRISBANE, 80 Warren
street Discourscs will be delivered.-onc, on
The Destiny OF Man, by a. Bri,bane.-and 3.
COLLATION. served. The celebration will take place
Al the Presiden, Hotel, LAP Broadway, and will
commence at o clock. Ticket. 50 cents
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pOYS' Clothing !-Chldrcns Clothing

pOYS' Clothing ,-ChIdrens ClOtIIIHS
, Avery large assortment-,ery good quaiy-vcir
chcap-Geo. a. Hoyt Co. No 4Bowery would respect.
fully n:arn their patrons and the public generally tat
thev have again maxim. extensive preparations Tor
spring and summer ,ats; and have now on hand much
they ever before have had Tie public invited TO call
and their goods with particular reference to qnaty
and price, Terms cash. al oln'
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-, FOR SAI.E.-A valuable Country

A-.a FOR ShIt.-A valuable Country
Ill ~ Seat in the Jamaica. L. l. The subscriber
oilers sale his Properly or part thereof, may suit APP
pcan will, from 10 5 10 acres of land, ali fitted for
gardening. purposes, with spacious front 1877 ieet divided
sections, with fruit and ornamental the middle
ccton highly improved, with all the couvencncrs to suit
genlecl family, with variety of choice fruit in the season,
Ornamental trees. berries and grape in abundance,
The house very substantial and modern built, houses,
and fences anew and IN complete order. The whole
oronerv will be sold price 10 make it desirable In
part in view OF improving the adjolnEg sec
Mons. Terms very favorable upon application adj
post oai.D ,I22 Inn J. II. POlLLON. Janaca.
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~ENTLEMEN'S DRESS.-ClothS,
VI CASSlMERES AND VESTlNGS.-Just rece'ed,
a tive assortment of French and English Goods, bought
x prssy for cash! customers and the public are invited
to call and examine the prices The til, sly and work.
manslip shall no he surpassed by any in this city. Gen
Justice done them.
r. B-Just iinishcl,a Dress Coat Of The latest Paris
fashion. a. r. eLoCh" wv,
~ . I'm M G John street. doors from Broadway.
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"a FOR SALE.-A four years lease

YIN tSNIIT..-N TUUT FEHT5 ItdSt,
i,t May. OF the premises situated ii Blooming
ta, OF Isl street. consisting al two story dwelling
house and large frame hniGng i6 by So feet, and room
iOf,-l on. we'll Lighted with other buildings aachcd
horse power engine and boiler both new and in
cclent work orcr AI.o patent mangl, wash wheels
c,rrrs. tubs, Ii is OF the mos, healthy locations on
tie North River, and well suited Tor any business wurr
light machinery /, required possessing dock and twoacres
Of land. For particulars apply on The premises or at 70
Maiden Lane 10 stairs az 2w'
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IA 70 LET OR LEASE-The upper

t1h " LIZ Oh - lS uPPoi
liz I'll part OF new, handsome and very convenient Ho"s
4 OF East Broadway and Cllnonsreei built
Hprts>!y for genee Hotel and Boarding house aving
large in the second story communicating with
each other large kitchen and cellar, and number OF bed
in ,c upper stories, all with .replaces CRATES AMI
G,are nanteIs and ambs. The situation pleasant and
HEALTHY and the prospect from the several agreed
lie and extensive and markets and churches in the neigh
j0rood. The Dry Dock Carriages pass and repass the
los every quarter Of an hour TO Battery Place and Cabs
md Co2cIe, within call Inquire .! Mr.. MORGAN,
Ea. RrnahNaY and Clinnns for terms ! % Il
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ATTIREE CENTS APtGE

USTC ATTIIREE CENTS APAGE
l7 at No. e Lispenardstrret, corner OF bToad"ay-
Charles T. Ge>an, Music Publisher constantly rtcr,rns
new ana, fashionable Music Piano. Gnitnr and Flute.
which he selling the very low prize OF cent, PAGE
retail. Also hand snail lot OF Musical instruments,
wiciv be sold very low The public invited! 10 call
and examine for themselves Whossae .;eagrs supplied
cheaper than any other establishment! IN TIE u State
MAIN MI PIN '"'o ''''' 49, CWAS T. G ESLAIN.
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BOARD at Jamaica, l.. Parents wish
gs ing place their children in the country are ~.
formed that lady, who will pay particular attention 10 ,r
health and morals, desrons al receiving mo he FANNY
several children. OF years and upwards ihe village VI
10 miles from the CITY, Terms moderate. References DR..
Nathan Shelton and Rev. James NJ. Mcdonald, Jamaica;
Henry Bull %. IIenrv-st New-York. m25 lm2awW&S'
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THEOLOGICAL EXCURSIONS
Old Curiosity Shop No.

DEALE'S Old Curiosity Shop. No.
Il No. 1861 Broadway, New-i ork.-Depository Tor the
sale OF Curiostic Shells, Minerals &c comnisslot
w PEALE would respectfully inform the public That his
store now presents the largest aud most valuable collection
specimens Natural History ever oiere for sale III Tins
civ consisting OF Foreign and American 'tincrals. tJns
received and for sale the large collection OF the late Dr.
Boy) Shells from all parts OF the word, consisting ntu
wards OF lOOnCrn specimens Family and Schoo Cabinets
Of Minerals. Shells 81 80 upward. Artificial Eyes
worsted work and preparing Birds, &C. Coins Insects
and specimens of every other branch OF natu al science
Pet Birds and .ininiuis stuffed as natural a. life
DAGIfERKEOTiPE PORTRAITS
taken from ~ NJ. ill p a. al the moderate .I!icc OF IS
with Daguerreotypc Portraits traded
for Clothing, Fancy Articles. Curiostic Printing AGver
Using. &c. Persons taught and furnished viii! apparatus &c
capable Portraits by the above process very
moderate terms.
PET Birds and Animals stated as natural as life
a12t' i65! broadway.
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sI FOR SALF.-A Farm situated at Far
p,T7Tn, aud fronting ON the has ard II contains
100 acres 20 acres wbc: s frs lablc lana 'h
residue good grass meadow land, and -onie "opedh:
On the premises Farm lIouS-. Barn ana o,er OUT
building easy the city both by land ana wa
ter car be Divided into farms OF different quant'
,n,lvo r. B. Norton on the srrraises TO a. Sin
gart, No : e road->i. it, ;.
Also other property Tor sale similarly situated Appy as
before stated. ai' IN
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re FOR SALE.-Bargains Bargains =
- Far sale exchange - rach OF hand-omr Lanf'
containing IS each soil OF superior auay' wa
rrr .l, fine streams and covered with fine t!;Rn: such
As v oak hickory beach, walnut ma DE and sycamsre
The soil adapted wheat rye corn oai cotton tobacco
,eet ard IRISH oOtao. The above lasls will Sold at
re,uceo prices ard on suit or they VII! oe e1-
-ho,naa Tor almost ans KIND 81 merchandise For MAPS
4,ag-T.rls mn! particulars apply 10
nj If SaiIfEN wHlTMOtE. Is John &; stairs
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CULVER PLATE.-Wm. Thomson, No.
- 100 Witliamsur-t continues manufacture Silver
Ware of the best description and of the laies,
Preservation Vases Pitchers, Walters Tea and Coffee Ser
vcc Cake and Fruit Baskets and Chldrens Mugs richly
chased and appropriately designed.
Also ID Fruit Knives .1 Forks, silver blades; Forks
and Spoons, king threaded and plain threaded patterns
Prize Medals OF various patterns, suited or prizes OF Flo
riculural horticultural and Agricultural Societies
Orders by letter punctually attended 10.
The whole OF these articles manufactured on the pre-
misses sterling silver and expense is spared in
the beauty OF the workmanship.
y. B-Drawings and estimates OF articles for presentation
" i'll !c furnished in application f26 SIN
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Ess.Sa FARMS FOR SALE-One Of $50

sTsTi l. AK .hS + OtL SALE-cuE VI 11o
acre in ,l- OF SGIthiown, l.. l. on the MAIN
country road about onc.iaIf Of which cleared the other
f ti,er md all in good fence, in healthy neighhOr
Zoo Win school, near The Land good and 10 situated
thai II can be made several convenient Farms with
of labir and woodland 20 each. lis convenience
~ M Railroad has induced number OF mechanics to erect
hou>s tier families this land, aud very desirabf
{: will be sold At SIS per
Also. Farm OF 20 the Sound and good bar
Dor. in excellent village. Tie Land is in very pro-
ducv condition.. well uccd and walereh, large quantity
fruit ocGst 40 o: timber comfortable"
house, and routu!dl.gs 1t is every way very
desirable 9eniae EARNING residence IL "lll be sofa
cheap and large. purchase money may remain
NJ, Var, mo Inn