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sA LAND WANTED.--The Sylvara
- Association OF tie City OF New-York are desaru
purchasing from two TO t &c thousand acres OF Lad
within hundred miles Of New York City, in the St
OF Penusy wanna, New-Jersey or New York. The sk
Land must be well supplied with wood and water, 'h
adapted 10 grazing, grain growing, and sadening pu
nnu,d m anns, % slai cIyse a., s.s
give clear title, requested prepare true s.aiemts
relation 10 such Iaads, with the Most lay0table eti
and address their letters lp0st pad) 10 T. WHITLEY
President OF the Syyana Association % Pine 81 New.ls
The attention OF land holders is respectfully cEctd.
The Sylyania Association intends going inlo operation
early possible.
Editors OF Country Newspapers requested to coe
uolice this advertisement l4G
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IN sHERMAN's LoZENGEs-57

TONS cold iss -ear-iLe greatest evidence that can
~, .sd nj ,h.r great popu !aIiry and usefulness
NJ eona ri Rosers aged 90, 25 Tenthstreet was sup
assd tn ne At the poin, death, from oio age a,d oah
ongh His my scisn advised him To Try sheriaa eousu
Io7anges He did so ami they cured nm. ,s .,-.5
Euock E. Camp, Esq our c1cee9t EsIo., sio .sas
ofa yery bad cough by Shermans Lozruss ..as,
Mr. RAIDER the famous cigar dealer 10 has
The Catholic Orphan Asylum. N Eleven - ~ 49,, 49, 49, n
rssd Sberman,s Lot, ngss The last year VIII s'e
EFT -, ,... s.ys Sbercuan'S
Capt Chadwick, of the ship Welllnei says @ ne
Io-enses are great iings-lhe Campbor ,ir,,
ory sure remedy for sca-sickness, headaehe anu
tcn, ever known -, -. .,;,s nj worms
Mr. John Eeers, 1875 2th-sree;, cured his chia OF ,
nv oaly one dose OF Shernans Worm Lozenses. IsSy
eyery physician celebrity IN this city reco'nn ehos
mans arm Lszerges in their practice, aSthey also 10
RAMS Poor Mans Plaster, which costs only rs GENTS az
is certain cure for pain or weakness OF the siae
h.t mr. any part of the body Also, rheunatsI lunloago
and plies Be you get the genuine .,,
BEAUTIFUL TEETH AND SWEET BREArH-fhe wrote
world cannot produce better preparation Ter cleaning .e
,ssth kespine them aching and decay hardening e
gnn,s and sw,eien,n breath than Shermans oFrls
Teeth Paste The onv perfect and delicious dcnu ever
of,-a IN the public. II used aud recommended by the
6rs families in America has recently oeen
;nto The families Of several Of the nobility In Ensiano ,a
france DR. Castle 2S7 Broadway one OF our dentists VI
Elliot the ocu,ist; the HoD B b. bearosiey: SenetA
Winchester of the New Wor d. asd neariy every
- dsn in mi, CIV uses and recommends snerihais VI
rIs Tooth Paste the best CT all .ot .
mr. SHERMAS's Warehouse is al lo6 Nassau-sIee. 90,
Accessible ,73 and +59 Broadway; l6s 6owefyi ~
Hufson.stres!; East Broadway 90 g..
Alor House $50 FulIon-s:reet, BROOKLYN sla,e
Boston 4 Stlnwix Hall, Albany; I. mesiniES'sl
Proyideu e s Lecger Buildings, PhiiadeIpnla ~ -N W
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VVIRE! FIRE!! FIRE J. AT dny Sc

SON of the year, and hi, more especially lwhsn ac
rents by fire are frequent occufrchcs Tue
yond call The attention The public and parents N pa,e
u to the celebrated Fire Ointment OF t. o. X X. E. Moss
LONG kno WI and used with unparalleled success as sure
ND needv cure for Burns from whatever cause, and IN
their worst stage He weuId also state that 10 almost al
cases immediately applied, will preveat o!is,s and
therefore advise every bave supply ready al nan
II is also an nfable senedS for chbians or PROSTITUTES
Io order 10 make il an induccRan, and so that no one nea
be ,riou. it, be put up i'll po,s at 3 aud is eScn ~a
'N 80 "a" 49, 500 ard 500 Gran,-st
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AssA TO LET.-Store, granite 'front.' No.
Gsih Burliag slip, Pearl sta Lofts, large Grrs
Ceilar-was built for, and has been for many yean
cupied as, Paper Warehouse
Also, Store and Cellar l45 Greenwich ST, corner OF lba
Groceries in the city.
Also, Dwelling House No. 127 Liberty street, co d
Greenwch-large Dining Room, Parlor, "a good Lntghs
Rooms Pantries &C.. location enienCes &c or gs
tee boarding house large family not surpassed al
in that section OF the city: croton Water ppss wDtks
troduced through the building, If desired by Tenant
Apply to A. GREELE, 76i Broadway. llfd
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asM FARM FOR SALE at Auction.

- FARM FOX SALE at Aucu0n.-
- VIII be sold at public auction under the dirrcte
Flrerck J. Co,n. Esq Master in Cbancery, hai wen
known Farm late Of John Wolfe, deceased, situate within
Wes,chester, al the dwelling house on tue premises
Thursday the 23d day OF February instant, a. one oe
in The alterno0n-Sad Farm contains so ri good Jan.
fences and cntsuildngs are in good repair upon The
premises Is a new and conye nient ID yelling House. .
There will be sold at the time ot OF wood ala
about one half of the purchase money can remain up,
the premises For further particulars nqors o. ISRAEL
PUkDI q The premises; ELISHA HORTON or =; W.
T0MPKIRS, at White Plains. Lei W1N
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as the last OF the prophets!"
The last person | recellect meeting was the
worthy old gentleman who rallied against the world
so copously at the commencement of this vision.
He was putting and blowing, and flaming himself
with his hat at a prodgous rnte. "Wel my
friend, said l. cooy and quietly, well, my friend,
you quite right In your opinion that the world
pretty we'll worn out,aud on its astegs. Its IN
truth, an old, superaunuated concern, not worth
rending; and as you truly stated, SO over head
and ears in debt that the sooner it winds up its
affairs, and calls its creditors together, the better
The old gentleman, however, did not seem alto
gelher to agree with in this opinion. He hesitat-
ed, wiped his brow, and at length replied: Why,
rerday, but had no idea it was going to happen SO
slider the matter coolly,h and then he pulled and
painted as if almost roasted TO death (" when one,
say considers the matter coolly this world, after
all is said and done, is not SO bad bat an honest
man might have made up his mind to live in it
a little longer. 1t might have been mended
so as to be tolerable; and considering the pains
every body is taking to maks it better, don t
think the case was altogether desperate. Really it
has scarcely had fair trial, and with few scores
of wears more, what with the great improvements
in machinery; the wonderful facilities in travelling
and the exer.ons of comprehensive philanthropy,
l see no reason to despair of the millennium. But
il is all over now :; the advocates Of progress,
will never know whether they were dreaming or
awake; and shall die without ever predicting an
other hard winter
How much farther. my good old friend would have
carried his recantation, can never be known; for
jus, at this critical moment, methought he blew
rp with prodigious explostion; glare Of light,
so intensely brilliant as to be beyond endurance,
flashed before nay eyes, and sense of suaocation
came over NE, with such overwhelming force, that
1 struggled myself awake and the first sounds
heard in the street, were those of the little boys
CRYING out pril fool April fool!'
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.isA TO A SMALL RESPECTABLE
GaS FAMlLY-Tolet. part OF 2.story brick House No
SO5 Westinghouse Premises as follows: first acor bah
basement, TWO bedrooms IN attic. se,her with prlegea
srn ,tye and will be rented low. Apply at The Office Of
q Il f. GREEN, corner OF West ard Hcrao-s,s 1871
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| that the world should be DESTROYED Just as it was
! on the hig h road to perectioility. He had es-
say in his hand, which he rslling up enclose
in bottle, Theoretically sealed, in the hope that II
might float down to poslerty, and make him i'm
mortal, forgetting, as supposed, that the world
was now about to perish by fire, and not by water.
In the course of my farther peregrnatoR., fell
| in with e father, very busy in making will divi-
ding his property among his children; and anoth
| err disnheriting his for marrying against his
wishes. A usurer was lamenting that he was not
aware of what was coming, as he would certainly
have borrowed good round sum, aad thus escap-
ed paying The interest A worthy dealer in poll
rical hsberdashery, who had been seeking office. |
believe, ever since the flood was excaimiDg against
fate for casting him OF, now that he had actually
received promise of succeeding gentleman who
was only FIVE years younger than himself, immedi-
a,ely on his death. This example, by the way,
brought to my recollection circumstance that
tnay happened in real life, and within my own
knowledge. where an old man OF upwards of,hree-
score and ten actually hanged himself on the mar
riage of his daughter, to whose fortuRe he looked
forward TO becoming heir, provided she died with
out issue. 1t is somewhat singular thar people
always calculate ouiliying those by whose deaths
they expect 10 be benefited.
In ttle course OF my peTeSTinaiions, L OaIoup-
tered some of the disciple. CT the prophet, who,
one might have supposed, would have been prepa-
red for the event they had SO long confidently an
ticipatea. Blu, it seemed they were as much taken
by surprise as their unbelieving neighbors, and
running and fro in great CONSERVATION, or
preparing in all haste for what they had been ex-
pecting ar leisure. according to the ways of the
wise people of this world, who ace farther into ia
tury than their neig h5ors. Entering the chamber
of middie-ased widow, s,anch follower OF the
prophet, whs had retreated somewhere, found
open letter, not quite finished, which purported
TO be an answer to proposal of marriage from
smother disciple, and in which the prudent dame
very judiciously postponed her hual decision until
after ,he FIRST Of April. own l proceeded to
other unwarrsntable indugences of curiosity, only
pardonsble In a person fast asleep, in the course
of which made certain diacoye.ies, which, now
that am awake, scorn to disclose TO the world.
All ! will ysasurs TO sayss, shss saw enough to
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2 Observation-Disclosures az. .ir
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Lave Etzaheth-Fou at o'clock d. II. and ats -
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N. b-Fassengers for Westfeld Scotch Piaias, r,a-z
Sy The E!izabeth-town and somerville Railroad CIs a
Leave In the 81 o'clock 5eatir the lnorps
La the Il and O'Clock boats Ia the afternoon. -,s
Passengers from the 81 O'Clock boat will tsaye
10 stages Tor Easton and for schocleys MounaIn %
rival Of the cars at Someryille. ,.p,sl
The Horse Car will leave tne 'front.' OF the Unig1
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Male and Female Seminary.


Male and Female Seminary.
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