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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-06-02
Dr.Xs. Medicines.

Chcnf, sor CASH az Winter EYhc:sf.
fg,llE subscriber will sell ON the most
b. reasonable terms, for cash or good
winter wheat. BROAD CLOTHS. CAS-
SiMERES, SATlNETTS, Eroch NE
rinoes, Etench Bomboeinr,, SC. &c.. as
also any other article in his lac of bust.
ness.
sJ"CMi and see and examine far
yourselves! JOHN SMULER.
Ottawa, Aug. IL, 1912. LOW.
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COOKING STOVES,


Consisting e al sizes and patterns.
PARLOP, CANNON. s. SlX-PLATE
STOVES;
Russia, English, and American Stove
b. pipe, Hollow Ware, Pots, Dish Ket.
= lies, Spiders, Bake Kettles, Ovens, Tea
Kettles, Sheet-iron and Copper Ware
Of every description,
U1ich pW be sold al prices 10 nit
purchasers.
frPJOB WORKdone TO ORDER.
n. Es.--EVc Will sell Stoves and
PIPE for C.HSH, as cheap as ihey can be
JoHGM 1t Chicago; a1d those niShing
10 purchase are requsSted TO give rs a
call precious 10 deaiinr eiSe2etsrG
Ottawa, Sept. 30, 1912.
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Thomas LarrSin,
.yaDez Fitch,
yyi;Iiusp, WI, 'Evs,e,

gent Of the Illinois Mi.ual lire MSu-
rance Company,
OTTAWA, I'll.
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NEW GOODS, NE!Y GOODS
/. 2. SlNGER & GO.

A RE nov opening at their old stand in Otio-
~ w. larry, aud defensive assortment offaii
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GROCEsggEG.
Nnrdnore, Crochsry, Clothing, Boots &
Shoes, HITS g. Cups,
DRUGS 4 MEDICINES,
BLANK BOOKS.

Iran Cn4tinrs. Nails. SeAnal B2QL
Paper, and q large GSSUrlHleW Of
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Dr. u. ScIlcrrncrI,orn

AFFERS his professional services to the citi
y zens of Ottawa and vicinity. Office OF
olumbus street, between Canal and Clinton.
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From : The Dial.
MANHOOD.

DEAN, noble soul wisely thy lot thor dearest,
For like god toliug earthly slavery,
Fronting thy sad fate " ith joyous bravery,
Each darker day SUMNER smile thou wearest.
No grief can touch thy sweet and spiritual smile,
No pain is keen enough that 1t has power
Over thy child.ike love, that all the while
Upon the cold earth builds its heavenly bower;
And thus with thee brig, angels make their dwelling,
Bringing thee stores of strength when man knoweth
The ocean stream from Gods hand ever swelling,
That forth through each least thing IN Nature goeth
IL rnee, o rruert Hero deeper 6oweth
With ,oy battle, and many souls beside
Feel 2 new life in the celestial tide. {. A. u.
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MORE ''RU1Nous" EFFECTS OF THE Wing IA
RHF.-Thc following gratifying paragraph from
the Salem Gazette, furnishes another evidence of
the beneficial operation of the Wing Tariff
TmE SHOE BCsNEss.-We understand from
various authentic sources, that the shoe business
in this quarter is now in brisk and promising
condition In Lynn every workman is employed,
and in this city and elsewhere, we understand,
the case is nearly the same. Wages have risen
to the average they have maintained for the last
few years.
We have great pleasure in recording an I'M
provemcnt in the condition of this important
branch of manufacture.
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.nnrentices in the Navy.

We have before us two letters from two boys,
! belonging TO highly respectable family OF TINS
city. who entered last year rs apprentices IN the
navy, expecting to have opportunities OF eouca
ton. chance for promotion, and kind treatment.
| Making every possible allowance for the disposl-
| ton OF boys away from home TO find iauil Win
their fare is manifest from the letters before US
! that no such expectations are realized. me us
charge of the bows from the service mas been
obtained, we are informed, IN consequence OF 'tlis
disappointment the expectation OF tleif trends.
Il am whipped about every day for nothing
and now nv body is all covered with bruises
from head to foot and am now sure it will Kill
me. if [ stay here much longer. If you could
come here and see when all hands witness pun
ishment'' is piped, to see about a dozen piece
given them over the bare back, bringing flesh
and blood at every stroke, and sometimes two or
three dozen instead of one dozen; bat / wont
talk about such things any more.
l. gets whaling about every day with a
rope about an inch thick across the back He
is now covered with marks from head to foot.
have been little more fortunate, have only re-
ceived SIX dozen since came from Mahon. The
other morning the first lieutenant called all the
apprentice boys upon the quarter deck. They
al came up there ard when they had got up
there, he called all those that had chickens, or
had men TO wash clothes for them should step
out: stepped out then, and so did l. and a
great many ether boys. Then he called all the
boatswain's mates in the ship to come there
When they had got up, then they were told to
lick the boys as fast as they could | got ID
with the colt, and l. got dozen.
Instead of having school, we have screen
put up and call 1t the school-room there we
have to pick oakum and lay up nettles Some
times they do pretend to have school, and then
the schoomastcr I'VE have to call him school
master, but he is an iIliterate seaman, and then
any Of the boys can teach him. gets out few
spelling books and states and pencils, and makes
pictures. A man-of-war is place to make "a
man as = says; yes, it is-a!l that you hear is
cursing, swearing, blaspheming-me and off
GERS all alike
1t is to be hoped that the next Congress will
institute rigid inquiry into the practices upon
our men.of-war, that the records of every ship
may be examined and published and that, if it
is found that the amount of punishment inflicted
on the apprentices ofthe Somers prevails through
out the navy there will be no delay in doing
away with so great an evil. 1t is idle to say that
these boys require 50 much punishment. Suppos-
ing them all TO be gang OF rutlians some of the
worst might require frequent and severe punish
mcnt; but no collection of boys can be found so
debased that all should require constant hogging
TO maintain obedience. Buffalo Mer. Cour.
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LIFE AND DEATH OF MlsER.-The Carlisle
Penn Repository narrates the history OF MI

LIFE AND DEATH OF A MrsER.-The Carlisle
Penn Repository narrates the history OF MI
ser thus -
Mr.. B. was OF German extraction. HIS father
left HIM a valuable farm OF FIVE hundred acres;
IN the vicinity of York, with some farming and
household articles. He kept tavern for num-
Der Of years-man1 ed a wife and raised iouf
children. He accumulated an immense estate,
which he preserved so tenaclously, that he never
offered dollar for the education of his family.
He was never known TO lay out one dollar IN
cash for anv article he might be IN want OF; ne
would either do without 1t, or find some person
who would barter with him for something ne
could not conveniently sell for money. He tarned
largely. and kept large distillerv, which ne sup
Piled entirely with his own grain. He kept
team for the conveyance of his whlskey and
-four to Baltimore, which, when he could not sell
for money at a price to suit him, he bartered for
necessanes for his family and tavern. In this
way he amassed estate worth four hundred
thousand dollars. Such was his attachment to
money, that he never was known to lend or credit
dollar to any man. Upon the best mortgage or
security that could be given, he would not lend
cent. He never vested one dollar in any OF the
public funds. Neither would he keep the notes
OF any bank longer than TIL he could get them
changed. He deposited his specie in large
iron chest, until 1t would hold no more. He then
provided strong iron-hooped barrel, which ne
also filled. After his death, his strong boxes,
from whose bourne no tr0ueter had erer return
ed. Yielded tr0 hundred and thirty thousand
d0lIarS, in gold and silver.
The cause Of his death was as remarkable as
the course of his life A gentleman from VIZ
GINA offered HIM twelve dollars per bushel for
10 bushels Of clover seed but he would not sell
il for less than thirteen dollars and they did not
agree. The seed was afterward sent to Phlladel-
phih, where it sold for seven dollars per bushel;
and fifty dollars less than the Virginian had OF
icred for it. On receiving an account OF this
sale, he walked through his farm, went to his
distilery, and gave various directions to his PEG,
pie He then went to his wagon-house and
hanged himself.
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SALT RHEuNI.

DINGLEE'S UNIVERSAL. OINTMENT has
- never failed 10 cure in OF Salt heun and all other
diseases 81 the SKIN celebrated physician in this City who
ms ,>ed pounds oi thus Ointment his Practice saws:
have never kuownlt idl oc,cting speedy and perfect
cure rase5 of salt Rhen PimpIc Blo,les on the face
9FernPuoES on the lcr heads oi children More thau U06
b@ytS have been used within The last four years.
itirrfGe even u persons III this lily who know its viz
> ' '''''G
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rIrRAMARINE.-Tbe Nuremburg Ultrama.

- rine offered for sale By the subscribers although new
PREPARATION, and YET unknown this country, Is
now rery extensively used throughout England a The Con-
-nnt Europe and there universally admitted o De- not
Isya but supero. brightness and deeeF mt
rom all poisonous PARTICLES and exposed the iiGt the
- air HAT d.npnssS OF sulphuTic yapot, Will never
Ga or change on the contrary rs brightness Will De consid
III. improved exposed 10 the heat OF the rays oil
mr. tba influence of the atmosphcrs IN general Var
t ,b hive stated QUALITIES the UltramariGe conf
asnfT recon- amended 10 the particular notice OF
~, Pln-r maruf turers. for hlueIns the stuff
- Manufacturers of cotton ami wooden stutts, Linen
yarn, &c. - t,- I,cLsrnr coaches and snn.
H. ,rbsr articles made Of wood leather or M II mixed WIN
bi Lad il will all the purposes Of common 'athiS
4rh Manuiacturers OF coiored paper. -,rs d..o-,
fth Painters in oil and al freSco Tor TanuhS
uSs of paper hangss for colotns 'nesFound
Of nsnsr hangings, and for printing
It'll Printers and lithographers.,
otb Psr,e,srs TO paint pIasterel walls
9th lsundrssses for bueins linen, lace ooooe 49, "
ma also be used preparing both Inns INK ana nm ,U
vim and for many other purposes. The Oitrah4ie ny
h. considered As substitute Tor lndigo, trus>1h
n concessions of both and for most other 6ue thIe
al Ior Il has been proved that 5uenS with ~
far less expensive than with the Saxon 6tuS OF
OF No of the former will as lar As IDS OF Sn't; 'o
va The Ilrarnarns being OF much ori-hter ana oe
,nsnt bue color is better qualified for burn. all hHis "
white stuiFS as linen flannel, cotton cargo, WIS
cotton and laces The inventors o the above aFcie a
elso aiken suit patent the exclusive ntnniacte
GREEN ULTRAlIARlNt which Is OF the I sofI%
ifinn and po,es,r the same qualities A. the Blue
I, viii AZ found 10 supply the l0ng-eit want oil turdol
green color Further particulars WI" directiohs iut "s-
the Uitramarh7 may De "hu at N'' G. Fl. SCHNEIDER.
10, II, 10 South William and 20 Stone-Streets.
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warranted superior TO any heretofore used for that pau,
All persons DESTROYS Of testing the great value and sucr
OF these over hand made shoes by sending S. b. mail oro
wise, 100 lbs assorted shoes will immediately be iowniA
ordered, by applying TO the subscriber The works o.
Kellogg Co.. Warrens, Hart & Lesley, J. c. Heart BIZ
Persons Co., New-York; Ch+r!s Smith, Boston, A H.
B; w Jones, Philadelphia, and f. pr, Brother, Bsltnor
where farther information be had on the subject,
Troy Iron and Nal Factory. April4. HENRY BURDEN
aDIy rf
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7 loud AMBER.-This article is a certa;n
~ and speedy remedy for Scalds Buns Chilb5ips Confn
SONS Sons Scfoins Ulcers iinswcps Ruptres the Shin
Hca lad sc Sc III also the most JegGi artcie pr
1a'ns paiinos removing tan paps, and for improving
the complexion generally used Certificates Of m st
caSy from The most respectable gentlemen in this city and se
Mrr with directions tof using accompany each bottle and
may be seen at the Office Of the Subscribers II oh,s,st
front Office second floor where it is for saIs who'll ana
[s a liberal discount viii be made those who buy to
s again. l. can likewise be obtained AZ the stnr. Of oHr
lie. < w A., &c, % o. :. % ~ tDr oott
iva I'm Sole Nangfacturets md pS -,
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IN CH-t NCERY-Be.or the Vice Chancellor
u !Il:am Il. Satin -. Peer MaIay and ais
State oi eI:l ORR, S.. 0rjs- Of
v Cqn Of hancsfy mad The aboys entitled Cause BIZ The
vice th1ner OF The FIRST LIcuit viii be sold al pb
on By Bir-ckei and Van DYKE Auctionerrs under IN. @
the franklin House e CITY Of Brooklyn on The fh dsy
al August, A u 1913 al Y o'clock noon OF thar a-,li
that equal undivided half p4rt of all those eight
pieces parcels of land situate lying and being in t Isc
OF " tIe county OF kin-s, and Stare of New
YORK. and NinWG tnI-et entitled N.nor
hnss county belonging 20 VIM Powers. Esq sur,ryei
SEPT, 1888 fg DANIEL Nen City Surveyor BY The numtsr
M thee hunfred and nlnety-seyen,) 3 ttre In n.r 2nd
nInoy-eg 30 tthiee bundled and ninrtynlne 100 (onr
hundred 81. sI1 hundred and seventyou 675 siy bun
tr-n and SeEenfye siI hundred and eyenty-.i1 and
s7I ss hndted aud seventy j bounded and contain
lns as 'II9Ns, at IS 10 say Lots numbers 3g3 AMI
G9 taken together bounded SoutsElv In from, BIZ Grand
stree, hundred --i NOrth-rly the rear py H., M nh
20 % sad map One hundre ezt, Westerly on one ,id. b
Smith street on hundred feel and Ea5ery the other sid
by lot uurlb-T u sad hnRdred ors mum
o9 To <ad 6T7 taken together bounded Easterlv
IL front ey on-stser hundred feet Westerly In IN.
rear oy ioi naios SAID map hundred feet North
ely one side by RstrsenslI-l me hundred feet and
souerl on the other SIDE b. strumper ofS isp one
hundred i ana also al. the estate right, title and atere
which o.! the said Peter Murray the OF EXECUTING
he deed heTeinsiier mentioned and TO ts nall OF t
and oFin,n streets adjoining and IN front of the sad lots
70 s mGd oil -fs, subject 10 the OF In. s,iI
land BIZ all the o lois lad man and h.
the public generally pablo according N. ssd
The SAID equa! undivided half pam the sad egh, lot, ofian5
and OF the sad land forming The joining and in front
PHILo 7. RuGGLEs.
Eiaster 10 Chancery 3 NaSsan.strs-t
Dated NsS-foIk. Jlne 2gth l8,;. Ie27 Iawtas
FT1IE pT-pJ 10, 7rTN-Ic-T -
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Comm csrs of the State of NewYork vs. the Bank Of
hef'6Y gwen pursuant order Of the
the Subscriber has been duly appointed Receiver OF the prop.
y and effects Of the SAID snk Of Buffalo that By SAID order
referred of The Masters of this Court IN IN.
county Of Enc os things, TAKE and .ate an &C
Of al The demands Of any description against the sad
Bank of Buffalo and enable The Master to take and
sad account and for the general purpose contemplated BIZ
the statute, all he creditors Of ts said Bank OF Buffalo are
required exhibit their claims and demands ans;
the SAID Bank OF bGttao TO mes Croker Esquire The Was
Ter haynT SAID reirrsnce IN charge his Office the city e
this SUIT and default thereof they will be precludsj
from all benefit OF the decree which shall be made in this suit,
and from w distribution which shall be made under sprh de-
cree. BuiIa.o March The 9Th 1919.
IRA !. BLOSSOM, Receiver Of the Bank of Buffalo
JANE 'koC sEh HlaSi-r IN tfaucrr" mil: drSI3
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tNIE COMPIENIQN Am EplIprI0N>- ~

TI'IIE COMPLEXION AND ERTpTIONS OF
L the Face, Body, skin, chapred or tender Fl, s &C.
miracle, wonder. and blessing cure any erup,ions or
Disagreement of the skim aud tender chapIsl flesh is tl.
Italian Chemical Soap. The effect OF this on the Skin is Il,
most snpefhYma has received the highest encom.ms Of
rrmrdy for pmles, eckls, bloo6rs scnryy salt rEeum
tau sunbnrt rn9rphs" ghapped tender flesh 1t will
eearness cures the bites of ntec,s mosIuitoes &c
sold Price 30 cents cake at the sign Of the American tagle
81 Ca'hamtree New York 39 Futon.st.ee BROOKLYN
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DRNTERs AND BINDERS wARFpoo,.

DRTNTERs AND BINDERS wARERoogs
L Nos % and 81 Gold-Strssf New -Ap1l ma 'as
FRICEs GRkAT ia s RERWg 'osis:h HOE P,
OF the addition of rev and improved machinery 10
ard the reduction III; cost OF utt,n4ls aad h6of m
bI.d .resiiv 10 reduce the prices of their Pssst ~ ~ 81
srs aad Binders materials generally will b. See. m
newly printed Circus which ,hey s leave 20 .1' s
dencr Of Richard ii Hoe and Robe Rce .as , ;Spsi
ther friends tina, the great reduc,ca - sa''
all articles manufactured By this Establishment 81, pn.
the high reputation which they have hitherto ,a tsias
will also De thsir endeavor 20 impsoy. t |
thsul in evry particular They ta;tsr th-rs.T want
their old friends will only their ,v io &
Printers generally vail appreciate their esd-lyor y;
ts very 5ts articles a, of[ FL, gfies
Printers Binders, including Type Ink PAPER c ~ eT
executed with the greatest care and psonpttuts and
best terms. Ne
Jobbing work and repairing will h done a, m. Iox.
bic prices, with every attention and expedition 'sS
will be stamped r. Hos u CO., that Person. To
may Be imposed upon with spurious articles ma. @
Printers of newspapers who publish this adys,,;,.,
this ote three times before the st OF July next and
OF their papers 10 us VIII De entitled TO payment Of III, s
on oayins tour tunes The amount Oft: 1 sss 2
vi MEDIClNES-Csu'on to ne People Of AM Irass-
We hsss6y slEy that Nlsss;s FIRTH z L F
for the United States OF America; and that rsib.f
arr in any way authorised 10 yrnd Mosison' V.s..s tA
versal Medicines. As many limitations in eircalso -
Caution becomes highly necessary. All persons sbS. a
Medicines in the United States must have he subog,n ~
beioFs;eamf3 MessFs J E1Js HA5 ''A.
British Coeseof Health New Road London jan Ia ss
The above caution, emanatinc from the Br,i,5 c, 10
Health, London viii be halle, with tie wsrros,
BY the friends Of the Hyssag system c
have been extensively circulated by those who arr @
Of moral principle 4; they are b sn1Taat Of The
famed in their original purity of several gen,lerns E
,akfq agencies in fss.;2 of he sTsn States s
They can be had also III the original packages Of hs foT
ing subAgents, VIZ:
f. II. Schietelim * Co. 10; and Ice Johnu
J. & Whimors, Esq. Is South ST.
Isaac Smell, 100 Green.vchsts
Peter Hampton, 1870 Canal ST. New Yosk sitr
Messrs Post y Lewis Jericho, L. |.
r; D; Bardwell, Troy, New, York.
Mrs. Goodlif. Utica, do
Mr. w. Fl. Burtis Rochester, do
Messrs. Comwell * Butler, Pokeepsie, NY
w. J. STYLES Rhinebeck, do
FIRTH * HALL, General Agn.
matt No traukinsQulr
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This is sold at the ow priCr Of o. shliingS bottle
York and BY these aeent-in padepha, by Zeber corner
Third and Dock-Street orneu 10 the American Hotel Wash
ngton D. c. IN Boston, Satestreet: in Charleston C.
207 Kinsseet; IN Albany 81 Staestrec Brooklyn l33
Futonst WI, i'm
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"A tarln COntalnlng

Sasssz FARM FOR SALE.-A Farm containing
sabout acres of Land situated in the village of New
Providence in the county Of Essex and Stale OF New
leading from Basklnsridce to Eiztbeihown, which stage
passes near door four Iimes week The DWELLING h@,,S
and convenience have been built buta short time and
excellent order: good well of water The door The
Of cultivation and easy I'LL and desirable situation for
any person who may wish reside I'M The country on small
Railroad cars run within four miles OF the property the city
New York twice day Terms OF sale will be made e. SUIT
AYRES. who NAV be found al the Merchants Hotel, No ;2
Courtland street efey Monday and Friday afternoon and
evening or ASHBEL 4. T0NlPklNS, on the premises
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GOOD SHAVING SOAP AT LAST-T[

I HUUD SHAVING SOAP AT LAST-To
\ make Good and Lasting Lather-The So.n ,b;z i
Composed OF i The old Naples Soapit IS kept in sor H. 70
~ yeaIs before Ii Is imported Those who have used II VII
KNOW Its worth and that Is the very bs, soap eyer mad
i O ~ YIN 1T nak' nick rich lasting easy father soften.
beautifully .ceied and put in neat shaving ar @ pui,'
tna sn,,i!pgs each h TONES his P-iiumer Is,
tLtoiahmeli sign Of thu American Eagle 50 Chatham :,
ana y ihe:e asents-G Albany 81 State ST. in PhiisdeI
Eila, d, corner oil Third and Dock ST. in Boston
Stat ST. IN Brooklyn, 80 Fulton St wa Inn
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GAiNOuo COAL.-The Mid Lothian Coal
tfq.npsny announce TO their customer, and ~
GSUlsIrs oil oiLA.inas Coal general thai lie Coma nv
~. .iet mining Operations, now p,ersr.d r.
B gn6Gn uaii well ali pafposs for ' Which q
.dsnit Col arensed and for nay purpose p-ciI
ere 9i , e ihslE Coal e have Circular HnSe o.
Of th IIJ ~ showing the quality and sdsntTi ",
Tss q h, ysa It has Iantas uniformly high ee2asaf
sneyss ,L APPENDED NO chemical egamnsons sn5
R t ay ss5n;e Chemists ba uao rn ts a anS
qaaity the ons s practical tests With these evidences Of
nj b l9T rn l Coal and viii give .ns satsaeton
4. 8 W1o iiie np Sii5h their cas;om.,
lst January, 1919 ~ : Resident VI. L. u d. 70.
AddreSs-RlcHMoxp. V1RG,y,,
he above referred 20 Circular 70 b, had ar This oe
- G.--- je2i low
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NEW-YORK AND ERIE R AILROAD
s!llssIz95 EXTENDED TO NlIDDLETOWN, Orange
County.-On land after Thursday June !. s
2s2- S2-Rc=ular Trains Will between New. York;
Goshen and Mddetown daily Sundays excepted
For passengers leave foot OF Duanesrte al 3: P NJ by
steamboat ARROW Captain A H. Schultz taking the Cars
at Piennont and arrive Goshen 81 O'Clock and Middle
town o'clock NJ. Returning, leave Nlddetown a
NJ and arrive Newly rk at II a NJ.
An Accommodation Line for Freight and Passengers leaves
New.YoTk above A NJ. and Goshen l2 o.
clock and Mddstown at oc lock Nj. Returning leave
Middietown al 8. P NJ and arrive the city about u.
For Freight leave NewYork at A. NJ. and arrive at Mid
dletown same day Returning, leave Mddetown AT ?. vi
and arrive in New Ork same night.
Fl. c. SEYMOUR. Superintendent.
Nav 9TH
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n2vl, NEWARK AND NEW-YORk--
cll=-zzrIsraa-- Fare only l2. cents!
d<rrC-asE, The splendid steamer PASSAIC, Capt. j.
GaHy on and after June will run as follows:
Leave Newly of from the foot of Barclay ST at 10 o'clock
A. N. and at cclock,P NJ
Leave Newark from the foot of Centre street, at o'clock
a. VI. and at |! P. NJ.
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sgss. FOR SALE-A Farm of 200 acres, Stlateu
eI,n Shutdown Suffolk county mile from the Village
Cqmmack 3 miles from the Faroad Pn sS!G i@5
wacon.house crib aud other buildings all good ORDER
good Young orchard VARIETY OF cherry aud other lFal, trees
well o good water and cistern. te pond near the 6ar
far fsther particulars inquire Of CHARLES BAKER No
% Montsomery street, or DAVID BRYAN, Brooklyn, No
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