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4A TO PARENTS-JAINE'S EXPECTORANT,
o.ihou; exception The valuable preparation in
fer The above diseases 1t Hopping Cough into
mild and acabe disease, and shortens its duration
than oncba and produces certain aud speedy recovery
infants and young Children in halt an hours time The lives
Of hundreds Of children win be saved annually by always
only by Dr. D. JAYNE, 305 Broadway New-York. Price,
81 00-S bottles for s. 90. lOflm
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- Wll be sold at public auclioo under the direction,
% =. Coihn Eq ataster Chsncery Thai well
known Farm late OF John Wolfe deceased, situate within
MSescbes'er az The dwelling house on the prems.s on
THURSDAY The sd day Of February instant al one O'clock
Ia VIC Farm contains so acres OF good land
uhse d e1ceen state OF cultivation well waiered and
s anu gs in go0d repair Upon the
PiSnses % d rev and convenient Dwelling House
lHeEe VIII De sold al the same lime ,s nj ,yaod land
e"a,sin,hs acres, lying separate from said Farm.
- oot one nall OF the purchase money can remain upon
I 70. uf1er particulars inquire OF ISRAEL
10 go az lhe Premises ELISHA HORTON or j. W.
IOhStS iisS, al While Pains ;pfto ;9r+
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DOSITIVE CURE FOE COINS

1 GUCIIIVE CUKE T UE COhIVS.--
Il Sir Astly Cooper's celebrated Corn Save has now
before tho citizens of New ork for sufficient length
OF time its virtues and happy to state ta 50
far have been able learn. ii has owed itself an IN
falble cure. Is use has believe been attended with
perfect the following certificates viii show
This may certify that application OF Dr. Coopers
Corn alve has perfectly cured my corns, and from lis 81
ects my and that of many Others which have cofae
within 10y knowledge ava disposed 10 regard ii as spe-
cifc. H. II. SHERWOOD, NJ. D. S25 Broadway
have used Dr. Coepers Corn Saye with perfect success
My Corns OF long standing and The worst ever saw
bad that considered them ipcuEable but che or two ap
plcatons of the above named save entirely removed them
without pain. WYMAND BRADBURY,
Publisher OF the Boston Miscellany &c. III Nassau St
James r Chltou's, n. D. 90 Broadway HeSsrs Sands,
273 Broadway Mrs Harpers 57t Bowery, 139 Fulton sc
Broadway. lis Inn
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above Tax has been pu; into hands for collection,
by The Trustees of the Village sf ilansburgh-aah bet
short time allowed for lis collection; II IS necessary,
therefore, that immediate attention should be given TO this
matter by would be subjected 10 the addl-
tiona pense of having their lots returned unpaid and adj
vertiseG.
shall attend my Office, First. near Grand street. for
the purpose receiving the above Tax trCm TO O'Clock,
A. 81 AID from O'Clock, p of zach business day
WILLIAM D. L9WERRE Village Ceiec;of
Inn
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VNTHO CAN DOUBT TIE VIRTUES
Wv OF JAYNE,S HAIR TONIC

SUMMERyiLLE, N. J. Nov. IS 1912.
Dr. jayne Dear Sir send YOU the following certificate
acquainted with him about years ago. At that time he
entirely bad with the exception of lock OF hair
the back part Of his head about the of half dollar
and that lock of hair he told had been made grow
AYERS, that he had single hair his bead The hair
covers his head completely, and from four five
inches long. Very respectfully, yours &c. P. MASON.
ANOTHER Poor THE EFFICACY or Dr. JAYSs'S HAIR
three years, when recommended 10 try DR.. Jaynrs
Hair Tonic. procured two bottles Of Mr. Mason in Sum-
mervilr, and using the Tonic for about fifteen months my
hair came in all ever my head, and although not quite
ing restoration of my hair has excited the astouishnent OF
all my atquantanccs and made object OF curiosity
many. IS years OF age, and have
gard the inventor Of this matches Hail Tonic a; public
bsnefacor. JOACHIM GULicU.
New Germantown. N. j. Nov. g. 1872
Prepared only No. 90 South Third u Philadelphia and
sos Broadway. Price, Oo-6 bottles for IS CO. l0f In
A FACT WORTHY THE ATTEN-
IA TON OF ALL.--It rndeniable fact that indi-
vduals Of all Religious denominations and Political creeds
vorie OF American YOUTH AS evidence OF the interest
e1cites i'll tie juvenile mind 1t is only necessary TO say,
that many little brghteyed fellow. with his sunny face
been almost daily the publishers office for two
weeks prior to It's date OF publication inqurlngl Robert
Merry. Meseum ys! Can have tiff call Tomorrow!
want 10 hear how Tom frGter gets along and what has
become Philip Brusque and how Bob BERRY lost his leg
Are you going 10 have an answer to the Puzzle IN next
number &c. The modest is!c girl too is rot among the
missing she also has questions TO ask "Sha we have
more stories like the Three Sisters long to hear more
about Fanny Gossip and Susan Lazy I" very sensible
man says Ny little daughter iSup betmes in the morn
anxious to get the first reading oil it, he also says has
saved me more than dollar tthe price OF The Museun
by keeping Henry doors evenings instead of wearing
BRADBURY, soDEN / co IL 'Nassaust Ny.
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Country Seat for Sale.
- THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale
HoosIcx FALLS, Jan. Is, 1s43. il:

"a TO LET, from the lst of May.-The
i'll marble ircn, three story house NO. SO
on the North SIDE $50 feet Yes, from Broadway
Also-Iiie small Store, No. $50 Broadway al $500
Also-The lots OF The small store No. s2 Pineslreet re.t
Rent only $500. 10 ~
Also-fhree lots Of ground Us feet by 1907 with the bud
lng thereon fronting Anthony eet distant opiv one
5uSdIsc ieet Eas from Broadway, now .ccapied BY Mr.
stable for Goal Yard. Enquire OF = 49, &c
81 1ws< JAMES HEARD sa3 Rroadv,r
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GREENWICH POTTERY

bet;scen 9th and 10th Avenues.
VI EHE Subscriber respectfully calls the at
a tenop OF The public the great variety OF articles
manufactured al this eahiShmenI-sucha STONE WARE,
EARTHEH-WARE, PORTABLE FURNACES, CHIMNEY PoTS,
GREEH.HouSE TILE, FLOWER PoTs, OVEN TILE, BACKS
AND JAMS, FIRE BRICK, &c. &c.
As this is The only establishment Of the kind in The city,
where the above articles manufactured the public
assured that all orders will be attended with pronptness
and pupc,uay, ard on tie most liberal terms.
n. b. great improvement has been made in PORTABLE
FURNACES and the enlarged, and warranted
10 any sold in this city. WASHINGTON SMITH.
fns
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M Ar WAR WAR The Wis

wv Ar WAR WAR THE Wig
Wv Makers have declared hoslities against neigh
Dor, DIR. JAYNE on account OF his HAIR TONIC, which
knocking all their business into cooked hat Ladies
standard Heads long Invested OF the first rudments
Of hair after using his Hair Tonic appear With
and flowing locks which Absalom himself might have
We'd. Beardless boys with large and bushy
whiskers; and ladies smile again through their
ringletS, beautiful bewitching than Bald
heads dofing their wigs, and throwing them the
mo!es and BATS while the wig makers stand agLast
they bshold the demolition of their business What will be
the consequence this know not, the wggies
outrageous and the Doctor remains rm and declares
that things be done well as Others and thai
Bald Heads may well their hair as The hair Of
others Weekly Messenger.
Prepared only by DR.. D Jayne, No SOS Broadway New
York, and 90 South Thirli-strret, Philadelphia.
Price 81 per bottle ; 6 bottles tor S.. 10 I'm
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- I
4 The proprietor OF these valuable Stoves would
again during this cold weather. call the attention
they yet superior any cher in market and il per-
sons would study economy in these bard times they do
better way than by procuring these Stoves to heat
their parlors halls, nurseries and stores.
For sale at reduced prices TO suit the times, by
f, III, TROWBRtDG E, 2l0 Water ST.
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LEAVE YOU A COUGH ?-Do no
LAVE YOU EVER TRIED TIFF

AVE YUU EVER IhIEU It'll
not, do delay another day, bat send immediate
4, you have b of tie and prudent, I'd al
ready bought BOTTLE the questios sstlledyoC have
NESS never fails II is the oniy nescin. ,bst win cnr.
Thousands Of deaf persons will give their testimony It's
avor The beauty OF the thing is thai You without
producing any pain
Prepared by Dr. 8. BELL, and is sold on agency Dr.
D. Jayne's Office, No. 3e5 Broadway, New York. PRICE,
= taC;i Inn
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IN CHANCEkY.-Before the Chancel.


II lor-In tie matter of The Hope Insurance Company.
Al pursuance OF order OF this Court made III toe above
enued Cause will be sold Public Auction, by Halliday
jenkins, Auconeers the Mefcians Exchange,
Ciy OF NewYork, the Goth day Of February next II
O'CLOCK, doom, tBal day
Company u certificate OF award OF the Commissioner
appointed under the act OF Congress- passed the m day of
June, 1886, entitled IAN Act TO carr, aio effect The Con-
yentlOn the United Sales span concluded
al Madrid the 18th Of February is54-by which said
certificate awarded 70 the Trustees OF the Hone Luu
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES entitled 10 indemnity under sdd
Convention the OF t~eDy-onc thousand one hundred
and nine dollars and ninety (S2i,t63
Aud Hcce hereby gwen, in pursuance OF the order Of
The said Court tbat after making such SALE said rrs
ees will proceed 10 make distribution OF the proceeds of
such sale, together viii, he arcaoy in hands,
among snen OF !he Stockholders holders OF The
STOCK OF The said Hope Insurance Company the time Of
me making OF The last dividend the Stock and IN
Gaze any oi mose who were that stOckho des IN
ara tnsuia Ccmpai have since sold parted with
interest In sad STOCK ignorance of er rights as
or OF the value said Stock under the above
iehuoheo treaty Or convention and The award OF raid
commissioner, That they legal representatives
may apply 10 this Court Tor directing said Irus.
u pay over 10 such stockholders their heirs or e.
their psoporonae part OF said az ard
or The proceeds thereof
made. John F. TRACY, Solicitor,
Joc STDr IS Mercianls Exchange.
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~ An exchange paper says: e. B. Doolistle
Is IN tue naoit OF .o6bng our hen-roost and steal.
ing our nearest neighbours pigs in the night. Ii
be does not desist, we shall pa6ksA his nome"
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The silk Culture.
STATEMENT OF MR.. 1. r. BARBOUR,

Extract from the Annuai Report Of tie HewEnglad Six
Caa,enf1an held at Northnmptoa, Moss. Sept. lea2
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ID ARE OPPORTUNITY for person

AXE OffOhIUNlIY Tor persons
G DESTROYS of entering into lucrative business, with
limited mems.
patent having been secured for taking Pumbes Coored
Dsgncrreoype fkenees and also for Plumbes Gavanic
Gliding and Plating Apparatus the patentee will dispose
of Rights, Apparatus aud instruction the most favorable
terms.
The superiority and simplicity of this Apparatus so
abledto business and make money. The entire
Apparatus is portable admit being packed in
space of abopt 1--WE cnbic feet.
All post paid letters promptly attended TO. Address
P!umbe Daguerrean Gallery 25l Broadway. NJ Y. 2l linz
M lNDOW SHADES WINDOW
Wv SIIADES!-The subscribers respectfully inform
their friends and the public that having leased the spacious
store, MOI Spruce street, few doors from Nassau they
prepared TO execute all orders for Painting eevey
description, with neauesS, economy and despatch.
All kinds Of Sign Painting done in style not TO ba
passed by any other establishment Gold Signs warranted
fade. large assortment OF well seasoned Sign
Boards always on band.
order Designs furnished and executed in superior STYLE
Specimens OF work always be and references gve9
by calling al the above place.
They have on hand and arc constantly manufacturing
Transparent Decorative Window Shades Strangers in the
city, keepers OF hotels Saloons public places resort and
families always be supplied with Shades ofthe bes de-
scrpon and warranted The assortment consists Of spea-
did Italian Landscapes, Wild Vigneltes French Scrolls,
VgneeS and Roseite Centres Scrplural Views, Fancy
Sketch and Gothic Landscape Centres Tintern Abbeys-
All kinds OF Shades matter how difficult painted in
a superior style at this establishment
They would likewise call the attention Of the public 10
most splendid Gothic SHADE got up in good STYLE and
Tanted to please.
The trade generally supplied on liberal terms.
Trimmings furnished and Shades fixed If required.
BARTOL DE hIAUNY.
SAMUEL F. BARroL.
LEWIS 4. De MAuNY. jill e
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4 AW REPORTER, for February, 1s43
EA this day published by BRADBURY SODEN l. CO

Eth day published by BRADBURY, SODEN& l. co.
NJ" 10 schoeucet, Boston, and No. l27 Nassau street,
New-York.
CoNTEaTs.-The Destruction of the -Ursuline Convent
b. mob Recent Decisions by Judge Story of Massachu
ses Judge Ware of Maine Judge JudSon Of Connect.
cut Judge Irwin OF Pennsylvania Judge Sprague of Mas
gence and Miscellany Critical Notices; List OF asArupts
in New-York, New-Hampshire and Massachusetts; Obu.
AIRY Notices.
This work is published monthly at the low price of s.
per arnu The back numbers Of the present volume
tain all The dec Of Juoge Story bankruptcy and Of
most Of the other Judges throughout the country furnished
for the work by tue Judges themselves The work also
contains authentic lists of Bankrupts from the States OF
Massachusetts, Network, Maine, NewHampshire, Con
nectcut Rhode Island and Illinoiv. rs
TN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan
II ceilor-Archbad D. Moore, Executor &c. Richard
tarker, Ell al
In pursuance of dccretal order of this Cozrt made
der The direction OF the subscriber of Tie Masters Of
this Court by j. NJ. Miller Co., Auctieneers al the Mer.
Chants Exchange in the City of New-Yok en- the 10th
Gay OF February next, nj II o'clock, noon of that day.
all that certain three story brick dwelling house and lot,
or parcel OF land situate lying and being in The Sec
ond ard OF the City of NewYork on the Souhwestery
side I'll Johh.sree and formerly known by the number SO
ip!rtyeghtl Johnstree bounded Eastery in front by
oohneet Gorlhey principally by house asd lot OF the
sad Richard Parker Westerly by ground or late OF
William and jose Duyall Nathaniel Prime and James
thompson and Southerly by land late OF Benjamin Nc
Cready deceased containing in breadth, front and rear
Wenythree eet eight inches, and in length the NORTH
cry SIDE feet two inches, and The Souhey
side ninety-eght feet eight inches be the said dimensions
mere or iess-New-York, January 10, is43.
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL,
Janl3 2awtds Master in Chancery.
The sale of the above properly postponed till the 18Th
day OF February, Inst. nj the same hour and place.
New York, Feb. 10, IS43.
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master in City
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s.'ktE ms Mutual IN
Il snrance Company ofthe City of New York. incorpora.
ted 17aS-Capiia, $3.50 00Ocontnue the business
against damage by fire at the reduced
premium. Office, No. 81 Wall street.
GEO. IRELAND, President
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EI'INIi I INI Il III q ~ tbNy bCd-
of the year, and at this especially, twnen &C.
cdents by fire are of frequent occurence) the subscriber
would call the attention of the public and parents parc
ular celebrated Fire Ointment Of K. C. F. E. Moss,
long known and used With unparalleled success as sure
and speedy cure for burns from whatever cause and IN
cases. if Immediately applied, il will prevent differing and
the other unpleasant which ensue and would
therefore advise every have supply ready at hand
II is also inlallibe remedy for chibans 'rostbcs
In order make inducements and that mead
be WITHOUT has put pots p aud Is eac with
full directions for rse. REUBEN u. MOSS
"a Im* and sos Grant~st.
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AA ECONOMY.-For Sale, Building
Sections, comprising about % lots eaca, adjoining
subscribers residence at Jamaica, L. H. the Pns
Office; the most desirable offering for country seats
Cottages may be erected under the and superntend
encc of the subscriber. Inquire on the premises Of
j23 Ink JOHN Fl. POiLLON.
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- FUR SALE-At a bargain, FIVE
gs:E building lots ID city OF New-Haves, each Is
and rear by 100 feet deep, lying together and
turing purposes Steam Engine, 10 horse power with
boiler ard other property in the city Of New York. may
br takea exchange. Address L. at the Tribune office.
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ETsAA y LCI-DWeIIIng House and Ba
.Gi.@. kerry Staten Isand-A neat two-s,ery House
having been occupied for that pupO.e 10 let on reasona
bic terms, in the village of Richmond Staten Island Two
omnbusses pass the door daily for the quurnlna ferry:
Episcopal and Presbyterian Church in The imne.
date vicinity well good schools and every oher re.
quiste TO good neighborhood. Apply TO EDWARD
TAYLOR, Staten Island, or ADDISON DOU CHERRY,
WoIl 1Et
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Prepared by 3. Bell md may be bad z, DR.. JAYNE
Slor- Ss5 B,oacway New-Yo,k i0f In
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4MsA HOTEL for S ale, Lease or Let
The uell established Hotel situated the OF
il and Duane streets, NewYork, k-own the Shaks.
peAre Hotels be disposed Of and very advan
,ageoes For p,rtculars inquire the premises,
to ABRAM A. REMSEN, Esq. Waliahout, Williamsburg.
by letter TO mo. a. CROSS. Esq postofice, Brooklyn,
or r. " REhSEN, No. Wali.St between the hours OF
/ and IL O'c0ck. ius
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= NETWORK to EAsToN. pa.

ESfSSS8s3EL PEOPLES LINE.
$500 Leave pier No. /, North riAer at 81 O'Clock
81 daily Sundays e1ceptedl by steamboat TO Ei.ahesh
Port or leave the foot OF Courtlandtseet a, O'Clock s
BY NJ Jersey Railroad TO Eizabe;htown there connect win
the Train Of Sou.erve; coaches thence ionIv 81
niles arriving Essten at O'Clock, p II. For Seats an
ply TO A. d. Hope, Merchants Hotel, IL coruandti y
n. B. This route on account OF the sher distance nv
coaches, .:ommends itself to the public.
Office removed from rs o II Cortlsndt street sena
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AHoLE IN THE MlssIssIrrr.-Wearei informed
that party OF men who were at work with div.
ng-belt on the wreck of the General Pratte, which
was burnt and sunk NTH Mississippi about twelve
miles above Memphis, on tho day previous to the
late shock of che earthquake on the evening of the
4th inst report that on the 4th they reached the
wreck, in about twenty fee, water, but on the aay
following, upon descending to the same depth, the
wreck had disappeared. Search was made by
dragging along the bed of the river for a consider
abie distance, but no trace could be found of the
wreck, and upon sounding, depth of water was
found in several places of from loo to lbs feet,
and for about one hundred feet along the bed, no
bottom could BIO found; the greatest depth preyi-
ous.y known was from 90 to 80 feet. bar was
also discovered in part Of the river which preyi.
.oasly was deep water. 1t was the impression OF
the men in charge of the diving-beli. that the
wreck had entirely disappeared under the bed OF
the river. st. Louis hePuo.
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) A p z PEACH ORCHARD COAL

qpf cPe-frice RelEced The subscriber hav.
Ing deliver up his Yard IN very short time offers the
balance of his stock of frs, quality Coal al the low
price OF 81 IS for broken, egg and nut Sizes carefully
screened and delivered free of caraye being lower than
the quality OF Coal has been offered In this city.
JAMES DOWNEY,
lsl In Yerd, corner CT King and Greepwichsts-
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@A LAND WANTED.-The Sylvania
~. Association OF the City of New.York are DESTROYS
OF purchasing from two to three thousand of Land
within oae hundred miles Of NewYork City, in the States
OF Pennsy ivania, New.Jersey New York. The said
Land must be well supplied with wood water and
adapted 10 grazing grain. growing and gardening pur
poses. Uncuvated lands with small cultivated estate
adjoining, would be preferred Owners OF lands WHO car
give clear title are requested TO prepare
and address their letters pos, pad to T.W WHITLEY
Persistent OF the Syyania Association, % Pne NewYerk
The attention OF landholders is respectfully solicited
the sylYania Association intends going into operation
early as possible.
Editors OF Country Newspapers requested to copy or
notice this advertisement j1stf
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ga FOR SALE In the City of Newark,
N. IA House and q acres of Land situated in
road street, No. IT, The House % feet front,
and 3S Deep h large Plaza in the and well huished
throughout Also good stable fruit trees, &c attached
10 the premises. For further particulars apply ts Nichols,
of William and Wsshnsonsrceis. or OF Wm Paul,
on Ihr premises. lOt MI
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In view of these results, secured amidst all the
multiplied discouIagements that we have had to
contend with, what may be hoped for now that we
have surmounted these discouragements and gained
public confidence (s.) Another consideration,
calculated to urge the business forward, is found
in the fact that all our present agricultural sta
pies are extremely depressed, and are likely to
remsin SO. The market ia completely glutted.-
Our farmer, mus, take up something new, or their
suaerings will be prolonged indefinitely. In this
crisis Silk comes 10 their aid. In the production
OF this article, they glut the market for one
whole generation most assuredly. 1
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FORTUNE. MAKING MAaIA-There arc at least
good and substantial reasons why commu-
nifty, bent on fortune at all hazards, cannot be
pleasant or desirable. l. Those who place all
their hopes Of happiness on wealth, spend their
whole life in endeavoring to attain it, and must,
therefore, measurably neglect the proper discipn-
ing of their own minds and the education of their
children. ,. Moro than the comforts of life is a
burden, and curse instead Of blessing for
when we gain so much that daily industry is not
essential to food and raimcnt We have more than
our portoni We fall into idleness, speculation, or
some other practice to deprive US of conteRtmeat
OF mind, and meeting innumerable obstacles to
hsPpiaess. The best prayer of the wisest man
was, 70 have neither poverty nor riches. Food
and raineht, with highly cultivated misd, con-
seinse the greatest earthly treasure.
Agriculturist
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TOAL.--The subscriber will deliver the
best quality of Peach Orchard Coal at the following
low and delivered from the yard Sis Green
wich-seet near LIE Roy Nut and Stove S. co. Broken
Egg S. 90 Those who wish send their order may rely
on getting their Coal according this advertisement
weighed by city weigher.
liz lm< PETER CLINTON.