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100 Acres

Of land. so Of which are in high state
of cultivation, having been re covered from
forest within few years past, the bal
lance in young thriving timber.
The situation is not surpassed by any
in the county, being high and airy, with
excellent water, and would afford both a
comfortable and profitable residence iora
gentecl family, having large, new, and
comodlous Buildings, with variety Of
choice fruit trees which will soon he in
bearing. ENOCl CLOUD.
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valuable compound.
For many years. whilst engaged in the prac-
ice ofny profession, | have frequently observed
much injury done from the improper admins
ration Of medicine, with view to expel worms
rom the human system; and that at a time when
he little sufferer was very unable TO bear such
arsll treatment; giving drastic, and quite too ac.
i've purgatves, worm teas, sc. &c. which Oft
lines will produce great suffering, and lay the
oundaton for disease which would be much
more difficult 10 eradicate than that produced BY
Worms.
1t is mach to be regretted, that thousands are
swept off, or rendered weak, pale, and emacia-
ed, in tacir early stages Of existence, and their
'orstltutionS undermined, and Il foundation laid
or pulmonary diseases, &c. &c. entirely from I'M
proper treatment Worms being especially liza
be to inhabt persons Of deblitutcd digestive or
cans: and those of weak constitution, therefor
much niachicfis often done by the ordinary mode
Of ucatimg.-which generally consists of the
most active purgatvcs; and further, it has been
proved by actual experiment, that Worms will
exist for long time, even when they are thrown
INTO solution Of most Of the common prepare
lions which are used for the destruction of those
lni,nals whereas, il has been as fully proven that
IN the preparation which | offer to the public,
"alled "Dr. Swayne's Ncrmiiugc," they cannot
Xst for any length of t,inc,-but sicken, dwin-
lie and die, &I.. pas ~. ,!un the body with the
stools and other offensive matter necessary to be
discharged, - giving new and healthy action to
the whole AIncntury Canal, and all without the
least Inconvenience to the sufferer.
Worms are capable Of producing great dstur-
bance in the system; not only do they aggravatc
all ordinary diseases, but they also give rise to a
Great variety Of very alarming and anomalous
affections. Indeed the whole train ofspasmodic
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CAV ZION.

A.,Il n.iclnos wluch become very popular
Ike that Of Or. I"ayac'S Compound syrup OF
wa Cherry, lttcmf's 70 Inmate or Counter
Ihsreto.e 1t is thought best to put the public on
thai, -uard againct inpo :.on. In the course Of
on,y Q. .in.s .:-rs .!,a! tbs ABS! -:a': a.
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MOT II ERS, BE ON YOUR GUARD.
This is the season when this destructive com
plant attacks your interesting little children, OF
ten robs you of those you fondly doat on, anc
carries hundreds to the grave. Every mother
should, therefore, knowts symptoms, watch
them closely, and always be prepared with REM
edy to cure it, many are daily sacrificed by
such neglect At first the little patient is selzcd
with shivering, it grows restless, has flushes of
heat, the eyes become red and swollen, it breathcs
with difficulty, and then comes that fearful
COUGH that will surely terminate in convul-
SONS or death unless something is Immediately
given to check it. In this complaint the BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY" is well known 10
be the most speedy cure ever discovered. 1t is
indeed precious remedy mild, safe and nno-
cent, and sure to give the little sufferer immedi-
ate relief, and quickly restore it to safety and
health. Every mother who loves her children
h ould always keep it in III house and give it to
them early;by doing so you may often save ott1
life Of one you fondIy love. Remember this is
the famous remedy Of that distinguished physi-
clan, DIR. Wistar, which has cured thousands OF
GROUP WHOOpING COUGH, ASTHMA,
CONSUMPTION, &C., after every other mcdi-
Gle hadiled.
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
JAYNE'S ARMINATIVE.
E2aIsagll.

TEyIIIS is one of the most efficient pleasant &
T. safe compositions ever offered to the public
for the cure of the various arrangements of the
stomach < bowels, and the only article worthy Of
the least confidence for curing CHOLERA IN
FANTuM or SUMNER COMPLAINTS; and in
the above disease it really acts like charm.
All persons are requested TO try it, for there is
''No MISTAKE about It's being one of the most
valuable family medicines ever yet discovered.
Hundreds! nay thousands, of certificates have
been received from Physicians, Clergymen, and
families of the first responsibility, bearing the
strongest testimony in its favor, too numerous to
publish.
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GER TIFICA TIE.
Baltimore, March eth, 1898.
DR.. JANE,

DR.. JASE,
Dear siir:-Iou ask Inc what proofs ] meet
with ofthe efficacy of your medicine can safe
y say that never prescribed a medicine for
Bowel Complaints that has given me much
satisfaction, and my patients 50 speedy and per-
feet relief as this Whenever introduced into
family, it becomes standing remedy for those
ailments, and is called toragain and again, which
think a pretty good proof of its efficacy and
usefulness. In the Summer Complaint OF chill
dren it has frequently appeared to snatch the lit
tic victims, as it were, from the grave. ut sa-
we'd the life Of my child, and of such and such
child, J" have repeatedly heard said In dyseI z
src affections Of adults, have time and ae ain
cen it act like a charm. and give permanent re-
lief in few hours, may say in few minutes
In fine, it is a valuable medicine, and no family
should be without it. Respectfully,
NJ. l.. KNAPP, NJ D.
Lite Phwician 10 TIE Baltimore DiSpensary, and
.3geni for he .Nrgtand Taccjns Institution.
For sllc at c. w. Parker's Medicine s Paint
Store, Elkton. June
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Farm for Sale.

The subscriber will sell his farm, situate
about one mile NORTH West of Elkton
Cecil county, state OF Maryland, con,ain-
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Dr.. Swayne's Strengthening
Nermit'uge,
~ EFFECTU,}L REMEDY Fol
HORNS.

Md from its tonic properties will be nsefu! foi
delicate, sickly, and dyspcptic children Or a
tion of Worms, which makes it still more
valuable compound.
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EBork, Grain. and most kinds of county
H. proouce boughin exchange for goods
J. S. PURNELL.
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Look at This :!

NANPVEA aeG II EEHO
a LFRED c. COLE, has removed his
IA shop to the house lately occupied Ly
Mrs. Henry, next door to MIR. Samuel
Spratt, where he is prepared to make
GARMENTS Of every description, in the
best Style. lie rec ives regularly every
thee months, the latest.
FASHIONS,
and hatters himself that his work cannot
be surpassed in neatness ard durability.
II he should make misft, he will buy
cloth and replace the garment with IA new
one. Dec. 10, lS42-3m
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A FARM

VENhe subscriber offers Cor sale, his farm.
II lying one mile east of the Brick Meet
ing House, Cecil CO. Md, 1t contains u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-04
From The New.Ofleans Picavuue
TO HENRY CLAY.

Sir, we have left yonr name upon rock,
Beyond the mighty prairics of the West:
Where rove the tempest and the thunder shock;
And where native eagle builds her nest.
We made YOU there one day q fancled guest,
When rcvelry high and hearts were warm,
And placed your name uponthe mountains breast,
To face the elements and brave the storm.
Sir we just stamped symbol Of orr faith
Upon Crock Independence old and gray;
And Faith can DO more wonders, Scripture saith,
Than even turning granite INFO CLAY.
Ato' the Devils Gate" stands right fo,aensti, IL,
.'The gate- Of hell shall not prevail agains, IT..
PHazaIA.
famous mountain chasm called the I" Devils Gate y
through which the Swrswasr punsss stands directly OPP
posite g Rock Independence
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GENUINE TEAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHOLESALE AND KETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have Just
completed very extensive for the approaching
fall trade If these they have been emineny Successful AID
their well known superior judgement and ample have
been most fully devoted the Of their patrons In
deed their entire regard the rights Of their customers too
generally known need comment he Misrepresentation BY
interested and unpncpled persons the contrary nowith
standng) Their Green and Black Teas whchhave hitherto
obtained the greatest notorety will now be found supass
that be possibly sold for the price thu United States
Gunpowders me2g Tw2nkes and SKIN ~, Las IN great
mixture fresh and in great reflection An extensive asso
in lots of any quantity roportionab!e varieties Of other
Greens; Genuine Java Coffee roasted daily All goods sub
cuted to all parts Of the country Terms cash Principal
store III Chaham-street NewY branches 3S Blocker
Brooklyn
OpsERvA-The original and only warehouse in the United
States the sale of the only and genuine owqaas
Nl,ck 'Tp,s o6 Pm
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In science, the Jest at pedantry is analogous to
that in religion which lies against superstition.
A classification or nomenclature used BY the
scholar only as memorandum of his last lesson
In the laws of nature, and conessedly make
shift, bvouac for night, and implying a
march and q conquest tomorrow, becomes
through incidence barrack and prison, IN
which the man sits down immovably, and wishes
to detain others The physelogist Camper,
humorousy contesses the effect of his studies IN
dislocating his ordinary associations. /" | have
been employed" he says, SIX months on the
Cetacea; understand the os,cology Of the head
Of all these monsters, and have made the COM
bnation with the human head 50 well, that every
body now appears to NE narwhalc, po.poise, or
marsouins. Women the prettiest in society, and
those whom / find less comely,-they are all
either narwhales o, porpoises to my eyes l
ehanced the other dag to fail in with an odd Illus
tration Of the remark | had heard, that the laws
of disease are as beautiful as the laws of health;
I was Fastening TO visit an old and honored
friend, who was informed, was IN dying
condition, when | met his physician, who ac-
costed me III great spirits, with Joy sparkling III
his eyes. And how is my friend, the Doctor 7"
inquired "Oh, saw him this morning it is
he most correct apoplexy have ever seen /; face
md hands ivid, breathing stertorous, all the
perfect; and he rubbed his hands with |
elight; for in the country we cannot find every |
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RICHARDSON 4 co : CELEBRATES
AMERICAN PANACEA.

THIS Medicine, compounded solely from yeseta-
bic matter free from aGufeaton. AID warranted e om
sI,y ing ed detrimental health, isc9SS ABOUT
me- err since hy an inGl> u4 Sorely afflicted with LC r.
of the most eminent lhe Ctcd States for eis
wears without the railt hope ct estoriion TO health
End wa, bv them lGcurabi bu wo a';er taking
fs ,ys nous madeleine ci five weeks, tued oyer
t.ct eal,l nlrdciae has been sy!d VITA ee4ente
success and has never failed III iastuee (hen TAX
in accoT!aGcc th directions r:tfct crc, oi the
inlowiru diseases To sit:-SllL IRAEUM, ~ KOFULA
ULCERATED 81 KQFU IA, FRUAtHfTiS, FEVER
Tory TORY" And GuE0NIG RHEUMATISM, FILES,
tRYSlPF.LAS BlLES. SCUliFY. CHRONIC SORE
EitS BLOTCuGS PItPLtS on The. FACE.
StiALD HEAD, AND ALL GI / ~ Eot D!SEASES
niCIOUS USE OF MERCURY. or AN IMPURE
STATE OF TIE BLOOD. Tie efficacy c tins n,diene
has been tested in al the diseases rboe eiume5.s and Is
effects truly my Ony o.e 2oe spoonful 10 be
produces tonic fleet, while lin most clsss also acts
gee ca,haItc Increasing The appetite and general health Of
The patient causing ali liberated sores dSch'Igs pro-
usey producing eiectuai Alternative ofihs whole sys
tenn Purifying aud producing leIiect action OF the blood
Persons while taking should refrain tie all
TfOS. 6. TALMAGE.
General agent 90 Pine.s, opposite the house York.
or Rustou Co. 10 Bsoadway and 10 Asto House Broad
way; John B. Dodd 60 and III broadwoy; ?. Deke ;l3
Broadway; Dr. g. W. Sargent, l5 IeGawichs'rset bush
!lillver i79 Greenwich street, D.. Eugene Crowr 2s5
Bowery John Syme. 80 Fulton street; Thomas Kyle, So
Hammond street, Reuben u Moss 500 aud SOS Grand street
t. F. Wheeler Co. 10 Cherry street, nett Cathariae ST.
months Of It's efficacy. Also in Brooklyn BY Jas W Smith,
corner o Cranberry and Fulton stIeets Geog ambrose
Squres Buildings, Atlantic street. AID MS IL hayes l2
Fulton street.
Instructions for taking the article sud great number OF
certificates and testimonials be seen md obtained any
OF the above places. Wa eo"lm
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rI,HE undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS,

THE undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, will
make Surveys Estimates ofcost, and iepor;s Tor i-
ways Canals Roads Docks, Wharyes, Sustaining Walls,
Bridges Of every description with plans aud specifications
and When required will sulerptend their execution
or rock esnets the of removing the same; they WIZ
land and the best mode Of rendering Tasf
will make drawings and Specifications Of ,b IN
services of Dr. Thomas p Jones have been secured Ter any
business requiring personal attendance at
will act az agents for the sale OF Letters Patent Also OF AlS
Mines Quaryies, Machinery, &c.
Address either of the undersigned al 90 Merchants TX
change, New York EDWIN +; JOiNSSS
niU6m. WILLIAM 4. CASEY.
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no IRON MASTERS.-For sale, Mil Sites
i in the immediate neghborhood Of Bituminous Coal and
tide water where such Co and Or are opH! ,osssF
more by Canals and Railway For Pamphlets descriptive Of
the property and farther noTnaton apply to to ATGhba!d
20 the undersigned No 80 Merchants Exchange New York,
where may be specimens of the coal and Also maps
MO 6m+ w r. CASEY, Civil Engineer
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

GALE ~ CO.'S, go Pearl s!rcet-A gener-
al assortment may had the above place. ~ B. large
yn,ce of thick Kip and Cali Boots just received and Will 30
sold 1t bargain. Brocans great varieties Also omen
Buskins BoOtsss, SLIPPERS, nc.
aiso HAS and tps Country merchants and athcrs
yied 10 call md All sold unusually low Tor cash or
'esi 'h'e'N' - '' GALE s. co. 2eo rsaI!-5tr-t.
o,o2ms L. s. Hotel Buildings. NPw.fof
f1HE HOWARD INSURANCE Company -
Cspital $500 eco; Office No 5: Vail st. THIS Ccmpaay
continues 10 make insurance against loss or damage By lT
aud inland navigation.
Philips F Hs5nH }i Gq1c Neh Bal$y,a
John Morrison, T. H. " ooISy, i,d al i1t; '''
David Iea Meg, Ben tuin John d. Wolfe,
Caleb o Halstead William W. Todd, Fsrdinand sHydi.n'
Henry G. Thompson. H. nav f~t'S i'eSAs'H 10
PHiI,Irs, 20
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L TIE UNITED STATES-The subscriber would re
spscul call the attention of the Fire Companies
tts union 70 the and beautiful Of BRASS
FIRE TORCHES and SIGNAL LANTERNS which he
has Just FINISHED and viii keep constantly hand They
axe 4iSed IN The most beautiful manner and Of splendid
wish the patterns of the above before rurchating
by nail 70 e T and er ' ms 70 5e ISG on o
tanning precisely such article the pattern they may
lect Deck LfeFs, German Silver Figures cI Shirts SC.
MARTIN w. EM&ONS.
81 2m Snrnc- st-eri N.,Y York
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s;isst
.,;l |1EEl1ssss;I 4Isii,||ll II; Ns|tSI ;
The American lu,eroved
Hygeian Vegetable Medicine.

T,HE SAFEST, CHEAPES? and most En- En-
FECTvE compound in the wi ole range OF ae sse.
raj debility loss Of appetite. tsesy affections Of the hs,a,
liver complaints puaoEy affections, .ItIcuer} IN .n
short in any arrangement OF the stomach W bowels and head
whence spring diseases general these y stand oa
quelied. ;,,.
thorough ria! of them in accordance with the dnet
will their permanent unetet i"I'iiiss o
twenty making SUCH trial. They put IN SIPS e
and 81. Office of sale no Fulton H. second I'D
between Nassau AID Bro d,.ay, where any
great variety OF testimonies may b. obtained :, I'm
~ TRY AID THEN II. DGF..E u w
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DRINTERS AND BINDERS WAREROOMS

pRINTERS AND BINDERS wARERooMs
Bic: az fI!.fs 5tR 81 Print
Of the addition OF ew and improved machinery to s works,
and the in the cost OF and auof
tes and Binders materials generally; as will BE- seen by thei1
newly printed Circular to which they beg leave to refer
dence Of Richard NJ Hoe and Robert Hoe and they
their friends tina the reduction IN prices
the high reputation which they have hitherto sustained 1t
WI also be their q TO improve the quality Of
their old friends will only continue their vors but thai
Printers generally will appreciate their endeaVors to turnsh
Orders from any part hs country for al articles used by
Printers Binders including Type, Ink Paper w be
executed with the greatest care and omtitude and on tbs
Jobbng work and repairing will be the lowest pes.i
BSA article. A manufactured By this Establishment,
Will be stamped r. Hoe Co.. that persons from abroad
may be imposed upou with spurious articles made
ta:ion Of theirs.
Printers newspapers who publish this advertisement with
of their papers 70 u.s. Will be entitled to payment Of thsir Bill
on buying four times the amount oft ago If
NOTICE-CITY AND STATE TAX for 1913
~ ComptrolIers Office, Nov. st, l3i3-The following
entitled IAN Act for the coc ion Of Taxes in tie CITY
of New York" passed April 18th IG3 by vsts
of taxes before first 55y Of January (nssi it shan Be
the dutg of the Receiver of Taxes TO receive me same ana 10
deduct at the Of Per cent per 1Gpin De-
tween the day of such payment and the hIst Gay Oh
The following resolution passed BY the Board Of gu
pe.visors October Sd, 1913 ,.on.s,s5 - 70.
ceiye the taxes named the last column OF the
ROLL from all such persons as mas deSi.e 70 pay M @
per between the day OF such payment TO
hi o' sasb n public discount
lowed notice hereby that he copy As Rolls
Pss 6 sS.Fs asai f 9S
RATES Of T Tlx Fok i SN!5F fkR R9s SS
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r AIDES WITH HAIRY LIPS OR FACE
II Use Boumds Uproons Powder It takes very parti.
Gle of hair of where it applied and instead of nlulins.
really improves skim leaving smooth soft and white
Sold the sign Of th American Esse ss GIaham-sicet
" Y. Look out, Beware OF commercials Buy only here!
Be CAREFUL Sold also Safest Boston, Ledger Build
incs Philadelphia; 2O7 kIngst,, Charleston, S &. MIG I'm
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COUTHOUY Il MEYERS,

3II Broadway,
RESPECTFULLY invite The Pnblc t. . caii ana a
examine their extensive assortment OF iAn .n
ard BRiTANNIA VAR; FANCY and HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS GENERALITY - men nav (
recs received large accessioRs and no" offered a.
greatly reduced prices. AIMS
Especia attention IS invited thr rich stock LA D
.CASpELABRA and GlEANDOLES, winch they ven,
tire to assert are sul~ro beatty OF workmanship and
dlcacv of finish 10 that he found III city y
fail surply Of the wsl-knowa SOLAR LAMP constantly
on hand. r ANN
and Cindos (srcepng inferior oss) factory prices
Orders receiye, for the Chemical Oil Lamps. o6 GIN
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REFINED SUGARS.

REFINED SUGARS,
THE FOIL OWING Low CASH PRICES
NOOLSEl Y WOOLSEY offer their stand
ard quality Doube Refined sugars as follows namely
Loaf II; cents per H. When less than packages
Crushed III purchased half cent per pound
Powdered.l2 " additional.
The above packed as ol lows:
Loavrs IN boxes of 300 lbs.
Crus he'd in bbs of 200 - No charge for packages.
Powdered In $50 :"
s3a and rasn, saS So sYnsly conner
n Borders out Of the city be accompanied by a
fsInlttence. NJ In
X E I ISED oOOAho.-h: L.. ~ "A. 81 JAIL
Ieote for sale the qualities of their refined Sugars
nguantltles of five packages and upwards, the following
cash iTlceS:
Standard Double LOAF Sugar, Il. cents PSF pound
crushed III
c., Ground y "
'T, nfa snsaI % quality: ia
age:
l.oayes IN boxes of 500
u rushed in barrels Of zoo.
, R IN prsiS % Ss greenwich,
bes street Orders out OF The city must be hr
rstatance ~''' nls I'm I'm Z
~ -.
l." INDIA RUBBER #SHOE-STORE.-
Branch of his Establishment aud would respectfully invite
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VEYSER'S PERFECT AIR TIGHT STOVE

KEYSER'S PERFECT Air TIGHT 81 Wv t,
srntia qualities in Stove mild and as:-eab heat with an
immense saving fuel They before the Pnb''c with
the city bo, as regards health and COMFORT and to students
and OF sedanary habits they invaluable 1h sarls
Of fuel is immense and the pattern ARRANGED mi
sq1eiy uaue which pfocudes the possibility of ans darse:
from explosion They have beautiful cast base ana toi
aud also hearth in front and b. far the splendid ar
tics that has been offered in market Nothing VIII W.T., %
which over 3lO were sold in the city Of Boston year
and thousand in this city during he past seas"l
The prices very low varying IRON So 70 S2 and le
perfect operation is in All cases the rurchaseT-
They are also arranged with if desired which makes
the article complete AGO Keyser Celebrated Cooking Kan
ges, and Stoves OF various patterns
JOHN H. KEYSt.H, No. 2a3t Watcr-steet.
500 Bun doors from Beeknan-street, N"w-l DIRK
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day case that agrees with the diagnosis of the
books. / think there is malice in very trlflng
story which goes about, and which should not
take any notice Of, did not suspect 1t to contain
some satire upon my brothers of The Natura!
History Society. It's of boy who was learning
his alphabet, "Thatlettcrls a, said the teacher;
\, dra wed the boy. "That is B., said the teacher,
said the teacher, 1.-The devil" exclaimed the
hoy, % is that " - TConclud-i tomorrow.
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iA FARMERS, MERCHANTS, AND M, NJ W.
oi!Ec ~ this Oft &c can be found variety
Of property sale Tor exchange than at any other e11
Fa Fac Warr Pow rr wild Lands Houses. and Lots
almost every city and State in the Union Loans made on
c6enr. goods or manufactured articles for good productive
propert valuable Id lands VIII nd II to their inter
Est 70 through this Office. Al business entrusted 10
our care " III meet with prompt attentions:
MI a 2. 81. {. SMITH, IS LibertY.st
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EXTENSIVE WATER POWER FOR SALE,
FL adjoining the New-YoGk and Erie Railroad, the
1auayo River 80 miles from the City Of New ok capable
driving Machinery almost any extent there four
five falls great body of water together with the
whole part OF 1000 of land heavily timbelsd with
wood years growth. There also the
FIST quality lmsstone possessing
strength part Of the land cleared and cult
clearing Tuxedo Lake, two miles long and one mile wide
hes part Of the the scenery of which beautiful
The place remarkably healthy II Is known the Au
gusta tract, and three miles above Persons Works
Access b. had three four hours from the city
OF Newly b. the NewYork and Erie Railroad five
six hours by the way Of Hackensack and Orange Turnpike
or By the way Of Mack haverstIaw the Hudson River
Inquire No. - (hathatn-st. $50 3m-