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ITS COUBSE IS ONH.aRD.

so great has been the demand ioi FoIger
~ Olosaonian or All Healing Balsaul, and It ha"
given such general satisfaction to those VINO nave
used /, and become acquainted with It's virtues th"'
In now stand pre.emnent as q remedy in III eases
of the Lungs and the testimony which has been
given by different persons who have been cured 10y
is altogether voluntary on their Pait Ihoy have
given it in the hope that all who may nd themselves
in need Of this remedy may apply Tor 1t without de-
lay.
! Read the following letter received tom the Rev
Ih Shneall, Pastor Of st iulc's Episcopal Free
Church Nr s. has not urly used he medicine
linn eff but has witnessed its effects IN several very
irving cases of disease. The letter wlll show his
opinion ct It's virtues.
Dear Sir: Believing it to be but an act OF com'
mon humanity to those suffering under the various
'disclscs Of Coughs, Colds Hoarscucss, Consump'
ion, Asthma, &c to point them to a sale, speedy
and radical remedy, | take pleasure ~ bearing my
testimony TO your invaluable medicine called OIosa
Iouian or All Healing Balsam. Of its efficacy
can speak frs, from my own experience. Being
Isuhcct from exposure more or loss to the Vlclssl
lndes Of our climate to frequent attacks OF lnfuen
I1a Uoarseness& &c. have always found tito atioit
lnlmos, instantaneous, and always by perseverance
in i,s use CiIeclual relief. To q particular fncnt
lof mine suntring severely under Asthma, aud wh'
Ihad despaicd OF obtaining reet from any humal
source upou my recommendation was induced II
give the Olosaoniao a tlial and he pronounced tn
rnec, produced upon him perfect charm aiordnj
tbim immediate and almost instantaneous relief, II
lanothcr instance ! recommended II to iemll
friend for adl anced in Consumptior Alter the US
lor the first bottle her cough was entirely remove
land her appetite and strength restored to sIch
degree as 10 astonish all who saw her With
llonp cherished aid firmly established prejudice q
uainst the thousand and one specifics put forth d
these DAYS as sovereign panaceas for all disease,
assure YOU that nothing short OF my firm convic,io
of the claims of your medicine to an origin so te
nectohe and to the effects Of it as herein certified
+ ,oth bv my own experience and observation
lcould no, have been induced thus to come forwar
I las witness in its behalf have the honor TO b
lsr. respcctrullv yours, r. {: SHlMEALL.
Hare yOu Cough,
(which is troublesome and has not yielded to an
lof the remedies hich YOU have used ? Is II a
lended with pain il the side, shortncas of breatl
lnignt swea,s?
Ia y0u haise Bl0od
lwhen YOU cough and find your strength gradual
failing You will find that these symptoms itn
y properly attended to will terminate in consumpo
n aud erath. Arc you troubled with that disiresSir
D complaint
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ENOCH HOWELL.
II a HLO Es.

REsPE cTFULLY, informs the public,h he
Has Removed his Sh?p 10 Espylown
where lie will always be ready as heretofore, .tc
make any kind Of clothing, at the shortest motto,
and in the beat and most fashionable style. From
his long experience in the business, he Aatler
himself that ho shall continue to give general sat
isfacton and thereby hopes to receive share ofth,
public patronage.
or Particular attention paid to cutting.
All kinds Of country produce taken in paymen
foI work,
Espytown, May g. ls46.-tfs
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OUR MOTTO, NOT TO BEOUTDONE
VIEW
UTACKSMITHING Est
EBy Santee & SilvertllOTn.

VIEW
BLACKSMITHING ESTAULIsHMENI
By Santee 81 Silverthorn.
The undersigned having taken the shop
formerly occupied by Marshal Silveihorn'
mos, respectfully informs The public that
they intend to carry on the above branch OF
business and will al all times be ready To DC
work liule better and cheaper than any
other establishment in the place, ,and they
hope by slric, attention to business TO nerl
a large portion Of the public patronage
All kinds Of country produce taken IN
exchange for work & the ready not refused
ISAAC SANTEE,
MARSHAL SibVERTlORN
Bloomsbury Feb, 2Ll646-44
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which deprives you of your rest at night and ren
ders life burthensome.
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SHERIFF. SALES.

EnY virtue Of sundry writs Of Ncnd. En- 10
Il y me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale
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'econdSuppiy OtSpTimsGOod

iecOndSnppiy OfSpTfugGO0ds
VESnE subscriher1 take this method of inform
II ing their friends and tho public generally.
that they are now opening the second supply of
Spring Goods, to which they would most respect.
fully invite the attention of those who are in want,
of New and Cheap Goods, consisting in part of
Cloths, CaSsimereS, SGtiinet8& PestingsI
Of american, French and English Fabrics.
Coating and Puntai0ons SlufS,
ve,y superior article Of Tweed Cloths aud Cassi-
meres, Angola Cassimcres. Drillings; Gamboons
&c. &c. Cotton Pantaloon Stutls of every variety
and Of lhe most desirable styles
PRINTS! PRINTS!
comprising every variety Of style and prices from
| 6f to IS cents.
DRESS GOODS.
New style of French Lawns, splendid article Of
new style MOulane de. lane and summer Cashmeres
Cinghams &c
SHALWS,
amongst which may be found handsome article Of
Derages Picknc; Mouslane and 1hhet Shawls
WHITE GOODS.
Barred striped and plain Jaconets and Uambrie
Muslns, Lace, Muslins book null and Swis,
n Musr, Bishop Lawn curtain Muslin, &c.
BroWn and BleQched NuSlins Goo,
6t to l2! cents per yard, bleached and un
lbleached Table Diaper, cotton Osmabury, tSc.
Together with full assortment of
Groceries, Spices, HardtOaae and Cut
lerU Queen sOare, Drugs, Boots
and Shoes,
and in fact every article usually kept in Countr,
Stores.
+ epublic generally are invited to call and ex
anime their stock before purchasing esewhere
, Thankful for past favors, they nattcr themselye
by strict attention to business to merit the patron
age of a generous public.
n A. B. KNABB & Co
el Mio 90.
~ All kinds Of Lumber Grain an
el INFE kgA.o Produce taken in Exchange 70
VI Lsgfssg Goods.
WINDoW GLASS
Cd UsT received at the NEW STORE
l. B RUPERT.
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Ia you haise Bl00d

when YOU cough and find your strength gradually
failing You will find that these symptoms itnot
properly attended to will terminate IN consumption
land erath. Are you troubled with that distressing
compliant
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Haze yOu Il Cough,

which is troublesome and has not yielded to any
of the remedies hch YOU have used Is it at
ended with pain il the side, shortneas of breath
night swea,s!
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Teeth and HumpS II Teeth

Which have become useless or troublesome
will be extracted in the most careful man
uer, with the latest and best improved in
lsiIumenls,
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September 20, ls45-ly22
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-07-03
sss,5OC

Which sum deducted from sl50,000, leaves in
his hands $4,000, or sl3,500 less than the value
Of the cargo with which he sat out
Now, upon the thus stated the following
questions are suggested
Can any ordinary demand OF foreign markets re-
suit in prosperous trade agricultural II not,
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Statement exhibiting The Average annual quantity, raj
ue and price Of -four exported at stated periods from
1921 TO lS45, inclusive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-27
Character of Aaron Burr.

II Blennerhsssett had been the ouly person m.
ined by Burr, charity would suggest burial o! our
remembrance of the ENiles desolatioa But the
victims OF Burr to be numbered by hundreds The
base and the peaks OF society alike show the scaihpg
marks of his fiery visitStion.
Ne cherished no friendship, he returned unhonorcd
the drafts OF gratitude he klndcd the flame of lust al
the very Preside OF hospitality, and fell h;te pleasure in
bidding adieu 10 the Lres OF his host until the dearets
objects that hourishcd under their sacred influence
sacrificed But for the deep affection which he
manifested toward his daughter, his sole merits seem
have been GOODNESS and courage and Vet clustering
were the laurels which they showered on his brow his
esser passions prcdoninated that he held il NOR,
glorious sctucc woman than shine in the field OF
letters TO scale the sleeps of philosophy or to wave
banner victoriously In battle
be courted the man 10 corrupt his wite-ihe states
man 10 profit by his nfucnce-the millionaire to obtain
his money-end the world 10 crafty his desires lie
was the dangerous from the possession Of in
:cllect massive piercing sd brilliant united form
once handsome and vigorous His mind but the
keen weapon with which he hewed path 10 conquest
That weapon WAS ProtcSr. II the victim fully came
under the gaze OF 81 eye whose sharp light ressmble
Eshtning imprisoned snd forever playing in q cloud
black as 6es;h-he was forever lost Burrs CONVERSE
ton WAS rres.,ibly fsscnstins-ior his hands swept
every chord of the human heart lie strewcj the rosy
paths Of the happy with flowers OF sui brighter hue
&c srched the troubled sky Of the despondnS with the
rainbow of hope he conred up before the rap. vision
of the avsrceus golden Golcondss and 10 the aspiring
he pointed out the Illuminated vis,ss OF Glory.
1hus be stood gifted snd unprinepled ruthless and
ssrrible The wasn't Of great fortune Sone prevented
hi. presenting Alpine mass that EvI which
he accomplished but 100 successfully N many de:sas-
Chance confined valleys, comparatively humble the
ssupendous glaciers which only needed the rays OF the
sur Of fortune TO devsststs continents,
Ii nay he asked Is not his vslor on the esaehelds
of his country TO be repleulberedi fesi That was
redeerning thing, No rnstter rom what nooVe MS
military talents exercised land resped some
benefit Su; are forced 10 doubt the patriotism OF
one who was ready 70 forswesr his allegiance who
trampled on 80 much that men bold sacred and who
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For The Weekly Tribune
NARcI5sUs.
Dr Augustus ssoDeRAss

AMONG the classic fountains
And the god.honored mountains
Of the old Grecian land
Where Men won fame In story
By deeds of godlike glory,
Wrought out with soul and hand
There lived q young romantic wight.
And fair Narcissus was he hight
With the wild insanity
OF boundless vanity
Tho youth did once espy
In fountain his fair features
And the loveliest OF creatures
Saw glowing meath his eye
And, spite OF decency and duty
He fell in love with his own beauty
His curling golden tresses
Gaily the youth caresses,
Aud smiles with might and main
And could he, SO surely would he
In his wild passion moody,
Hug the fair shadow vain:
But there the watry image fingers
Despite his gentlywooing fingers
But with G ceaseess ardor
BY the clear fountains border
Ever he moved and gazed,
Till growing melancholy
In his conceited folly,
And quite US good as crared
AL lonely, happily and Silly,
He changed TO something like lily
And rs OF old so still 10
The beauty OF Earth's lilies
Who neither toll nor spin.
who make of Life toilet
And Gods image e'er despoil IL
With the stuff they dress ii il
Behold the first OF all the species
That e or with vanity did tease US
This Life is broad and Real
High its Fact and its Ideal
Earnest its stretching goal
Few the moments Tor Endeayor
Ere shall reach the wide Forever
The lofty rushing soul -
The aged Thought and Ardor youthful,
Where dwell the souls OF all the Truthful :
Q the unthinking blindness
The shameful self.uukinduess
OF the recreaut Mind,
Who, iorsaking lofty Labor.
Makes the useless Sloth neiehboy.
And foolish weak and blind
Without Purpose. seeks the portal
Shutting the Mortal from Immortal
ssr.cich ~ T.
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n PURSUANCE OF an order OF ibe Surrogate OF the
County OF New NOr Notice hereby strrn 10 Ell per
having claims against John tiycr ige OF the City OF
New York gentleman. deceased, present the with
the vouchers thereof the subscribers their Office No
la Sprngsreet, IN Inc City OF New ork or before
the Goth dsy of March Dated New ork, The iih
dsy Of September, Is =.
ORLANDO D. McCLAGN, & r.vs,,,,o-.
sl5 law6m STEPHEN PALMER,
II PURSUANCE OF AZ order OF the Surrogate OF the
County OF NewY ors, Noice i hereby given 10 I'll per
having against Henry Severance. late o. the
City OF NcviOTS d-cea.ed 20 pre-e, the same " ~ M
couchcTs thereof he subscribers ~ their ors No. %
MBuon-st. IN The City oi New YORK. or before The
seventeenth day o; Apni nrSt. Dsed New-i ors, th-
flleenth day October 1876
SAMUEL WEEKS Executor
ole law6m- tLIZtRETH SEVERANCE. ESrcutrlc
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ORDER OF Hon. Charles Z. DAILY, Associate iudg

by ORDER Of Hon Charles Z. DAILY Associate Judge
Id Of tine Court OF Common Pleas Tor the City ana COUNTY
New York; i hereby gwen pu-uant to the pro-
visions The authorizing attachments against ah-
scondrg couceeleG and nonresident G-hors that AT
lScheni has issued against t- estate OF George A. How
ard - resident OF Providence. Stale OF Rhode Island and
that the vi b- sod the payment Of is debts.
unless he appear discharge such attachment according
TO gyy within nine months from the first publication Of this
notice and payment Of sny debts due 70 hun by
residents this State and the delivery him for MS
OF sny properly i'nn his State belonging 10 him and
the transfer sny such property by him. forbidden by
law and void Dated the l7th cay October. $50
STERLING THAYER
Attorneys for Attaching Creditor, No. Nassau.st
NJ, ls,ylm New YORK.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT

~. -ttEEf.FEEt.E-.-l MOKKIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD
fS{ Leave New YORK, o'clock A. NJ
-o'cPk. T. VI. Leave Newark, 10 oclk
A. NJ O'clock y n L-avs Morri.iown, O'clock A. H.
O'Clock, 7. NJ.
Passengers by Ike Morning Train Morrsiown will
rive there II FIX where the stages will he readiness
convey uen 10 schooeys Mountain. Washington. Bel
ytere aad Easton daily = sEceasunny Snnhnpe Nrwtoo
Milford and O~,,.o Mondays. Wednesdays md III.
days; and 10 Rafsaway Dover Sparn and Newton "a
Tuesday, TnTsc4ys ana Saturdays zach Line returning
the following days meet ihe +. II. trains for y. Y.
viii also lfaye !o Baskendre every evening %
me arrival of he cars at Moustown
Passengers 30 troggh. sud from Jersey Guy, without
changing cars. On leaving the city passengers VIII iepof
II their baggage h. The the foot OF CoGlHnisi whore
Agen, will De n attendance receive H. All PACKAGE
bundles must be entered the weyb the Compa.
ny VIII rot hold themselves responsible.
Freight viii be forwarded Immediately 10 MOnisIoTn
from Albany HnSln, ~ stephens and COrdit- Line d
SOopsto Newark from the Transportation ONCE Of Tho
" J. Il. r. and Fral-. Co. foot ri iibcry-s desired.
Wi b- chilled for U any part Of the city by application
ssd office. n3L IRA DODD, Superintendent
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<<%sS NOTICE.-Passage lsoln Britain and III
syssli<ssSs, lreant--Those wishing send FOR -
theIr friend. N any part n the Oh =,
Country, can maze The necessary arrangements %lD
ts subscribers and have then brought out any Of Or
regular packets sailing from Liverpool lat, Sts
lish ltt 2-t and 25tH of every month reasonsnis
terms certificates for which will far ar5ed free "
the packet ship ROSCUS on Friday 9Th INST he EoS
ton steamer on the LIT December. on application 10
W. : J. T. TAPsCOTI, e5 Sogts-.L
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publir Conpepanses, &r.
-T- REGULAR MAIL LINE (.

ST REGULAR MAI. LINE betrst,
S5ssssss-s--5S Boston Srd Ss.Yors By ne FIST 49,
,ulenc!- steamers MASSACHUSETTS
The steamer GOVERNOR, Cspt Sch Thsy.r -.
MASSACHU SETTS. Capt W. Poker. VIII run tArrs.e
out the connection with TIE SOniG g;ou Asd Pro
dercr and Boston aid Providence Railroads. leaving No.
YORK daily. Sundays excepted. fro.r p;s. No / ~
River 81 lo'clock, P. NJ. and Ssonsug tcu NJ oeotI
or upon the arrival OF the Mai irsir rom Boss-
These sre unsurpassed IN speed -pecsor
comfort having each Of hem 81 large oudcus vr--S-
sis.a5pons snt 6erhs for so persons Decides ,e D.
ys,s rooms Tor families Snc parties. -
Tee steamers are o5ccrei By the experienced ne,
ana viii shorten ID passage between Newiors SsS a.
tor for,e l, . hours thereby arriving IN snpa an, &
all the lines running from New ORR, North South IA
West snd all the iiaes from Boston, North sa6 Eas,
The GOVERNOR witl esve New-Sork Taesday Th,,x
day and Saturday.
Leave Ssorinrtou-Mordsy. Wednesday s,d Friday
The MASSACHC 81 IT'S viii ieave Se~T.Yo-k-Sop.
ssv "Wednesday snd Friday
Leave Stcrins tou-Tresdsy, Thurscsy an: Saslrasv
n S-pAsseagsrs on he srrtvs Q; he steamer, a.
storustnr rrc-esj Immediately IN tie splendid Rsirot
cars 10 Providence and Boston without scy delay a.;
Baggage Master accompanies rseh rNsG - Boston 70 al
charge OF The bssgsge
Fer passage or freight inquire Ga board lie hS,s a. ~,
No North River, Or No lU Bale ry- place ~,
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fenaI Aotires.

NOTICE 70 T.x-psyerz-couuol:er.. c;ace, s-o9k-
N.Y. No-eoer IIta. iss-Purs1a-t % 81 Aci O ne
Lezslsc4re entitled Al A. r-zvs 20 tie e'iiecEe- y
Taxes IN lie CRY Of Broosly1- SD or otaer
foss.e6 r istE .5- Socr = aereoy EtSe1 tlat re
Asse--resi Rolls Tor Taxes for .as cf-1 a. Iae l-'
day delivered he Controller O. tne - q ofooA
W. ao1 :ha- fror1 al tsxes tic5 .a Dc 7a . -e SAG
Controller within iai.ty GaE. from ne csie a-7eo ca
ouctiCa Of Ta-e- per XII b. maze; AT --Ai i.o1 s.
.ax=s 1c sa pad after The expiration OF he sac
lirty dss sa6iFta Sky days ron ssii ts;e tdac'
Ton of pe- XII 5e made sc ma o. 20 Hi-F
ire rIssT Tuescsv = lamar 1-xi One Pc es XII %
added FL nee remaining GnPa Enc zee. on re
THIRD Tuesday OF JE11ary lext- re sac CoriFote VII
5-.+e 70 s1s Collectors Of ne city OF oroosyr he
Asse.s--eat Rolls. 5oEe;her E;a ne sLs t-T-to
annexed d.-ec--E te % proceed va regard 70 The N
paid re manner dir-c:-c 81 lsTF-
lend s-s.I th-se-e. OF Tie ?ro-ors o. TIE Ac; r--
red -otce morn Eli ae-o' Is SooH a.
5rzcca5e taai her bills cay be Il readiness 80 as 10
2-evsz; delay when :tey nsy BE- prepared 10 Pa hex
;z1es-
/, compliance ui,h resolution q ;a4 Mayor ant Con-
Iaol CoE1c. NOTICE i hereby farhe- giTea las t7-
Controller wil receive =. ~ oIcz - S}ly
Buildings. FROM O'CLOCK 4 VI LNIIL OSLOCA
P. 81 and 70 cher hears 4 n OSSOaS
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LNNNEN(E UF tUF EE.--I IL 'itII' VII' NC ~ ~
Enad- the purcs and best Coffee, Ea- gained great
popuary rot only account OF the great facility Of
t.-s 10 u-ekeepers and bachelors by making with one
teaspoon full less IN cup OF hot water o. milk.
paathble Coffee but also ny It's superiority 10 any
coffee prepared in the usual way.
The manufacturer having lately attained some
in shining all the favor in The confident that II
Will now give satisfaction 10 al Tvas try l.
For sale Is Mziden-lane, ISIS Broadway, 6S9 Broad
way 80 Brosix1 Ugionplace So Bowery. 200 Bow
erv 1874 Chaihast - Cenirest IS East Broadway lo2
East Broadway. l0l Cedsr-st l52 Chamherss;
r. /. SZADECZkY, Manufacturer,
no3 Iyylstp. No. as Murray-sL
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BOOK OF THE FARM i:
ui.a coniou. Nore. and Ob.ervations,

gY JOHN S. SKINNER, Edito-.
m me r-ye co.linefs ana -s.ue Of tais celebrated
. .cr,e idee re- be formed =hea tnat Il TIE
psee II contains ore thaa 40 pages 7th Upward
AZ SIX EuxoREo Ex1RArrSss and. farther ina; IL Eng
land rec:-ea oore thsa -cars publish H. sac cos;
there So This res, work Is noe publishing II the
Fart-,, ItIrary No Farmer who hirss FOR knowledge
toself OF ho ss2res to hare ia 5on n'e 70 TIE irs
post Of honor The dgfed station Of u Intellectual sod
accomplished ATIic1l;urisi, jus'Aaby DEFY himself
.,eb -vork a. Is fous1 u he FAEAtEs LISaASf 40
MONTH"; Journal OF A5EIcrLTURr.
Among the SIX Hundred Enzrs~ings "heh VII Re p1o-
li.bes IN tns BOOK or TIE FARM we care only room
to mention the following
Views Of Farrnstesd. Farm Duilanzs tine SPEC
49, ~ C:sj- Morse oxen S--ine, Cows, sheep, 4es
Ns1-in.s -,y.ing Machines Gr1boersi Ihs
Holss.: Ser-auis' Hous- Fences h2ra ti-o-
80 Ge,ss, @;one DYKES: Erhenkneuis- Drasrl..~aIs
-, 49,, 4, fra-s Covered do. Pla.ks and Wedges 10
Ip1, s;5.. az Drains falling in 2c &C &c A1RIE l..
Ei-p Al IMPLEMENTS Of al klndsi Nanou- hlncs oi
sr.Ss. p7m-I ev.l Sgng-Trees !Or two Horses, iOI
20 HOES for -four Horses Harrows; HoTse-Hoes
poJIe,s strsw-Racks WaieTTrougha Strs'rCuiler'
cb.nberd's Crook ; SNOW PiovT Dmg-Ha"k; syths and
~ s1ed Rurs Ring: Bullock Holder Rakes Form
~ Havstarb. Com Bruisers; Riddles; Rope-spiriers
Iadde,. Re4n-Driil; Instrument for Topping IuflPs
TurnipTrough FOR Feeding sherp losa9e saT .o'
Steep: Oi-CaEe Breaker, NheelDerrow; Iu-llp-Slcei
for Sheep rrobaGg Tor relieving Chite o. chokl- Is
NiIk-pai: Cu.d-Cui,cr: CheessNat: Cnurls. Chess
Pres &c &c Horse-Cert; Liquid Manure Cer.; Single
tTo-s TiliCsr, &C. &c &c Various Operations connected
,Sh the CBl.r. Of Grain, &c &c Also. Plar- Tor IT.
rgsoo lnsec:s affecting Live StocS nrd Crops harbt'si
Brdie-Fit Collar-, &C. sc. &c. sc.
Frs LIBRARY AND MONTHLY JOCRN.d. OF AG-
RICILrr-RF The subscription puce Of which i - per
snnnrl Every Farmer, and every gentleman who owns
land Or c go garden REfIfY 'S MeELRATH
NV YoRg July l. 1886. Pubt'ih'ri
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NN II FEKIUN IMPROVED FAK1IS For Sac.
-lhe subscriber oter. for sale VI tue nnest
Vaeh, farms IL the STATE Of New York and some
gazing farms Of superior quality located ia the Counties
u GcEssr Ere, Niagara sEd Orleans. Stats OF N-~-
YORK They contain from 20 70 800 each and SIT.
mated upon M Inc II the great Railroad and Canal from
Aip4ay 10 Buffalo ~ hours travel the city OF New
YORK also tryere! dweln houses aud lots IN the VII
.a- 81 B-ayia, Geussee Co. These farms were gnay
selected 'n great care, and among the finest 10 The
hne region u inch they located. large portion Of
lhe P1rchse money remain credit 0r years
Apply 20 J4les Green. Il Na-sa-st New YORK or to the
subscriber n Batavia Gen-see Co. y. Y Letter. post.
pad. la.3u 2avgDlawW J. BRISBANE.
"a FARM FOR SALE in the town OF Harfison
Westminster county on he direct road from Ry. 10
o., mt P-ar2s-!i miles from Rye, ~ from White
E.-ls i rom Steamboat landing, and 2! from MaInar-
2cec&cnt4ainz about 50 Buildings and feaces
~ good of=f Situation very Sne and land In On
o. utlYiion for terms e apply 70 Z. d. BROWN so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-27

PASSENGERS leave New Ork from the pier foot Of Market.
o'clock n. Sundays excepted by steamer MIN.
rod Capt j. BROOKS. Jr arriving In Bridgeport bOGpas
-X. and Ncw-MiitUrd ~; O'Clock p. VI.
Returning leave Neyv-Milford o'clock and arrive In
New York AZ ~ 4 NJ freight train with passenger
Will between Sc~' Milford and North Canaan, .ssn-
New Milford ut IS \. NJ AMI North Canaan al r Nj
freight train with passenger will leave Bridgeport
daily except Sundays nj oclock A. for New Milford
Returning, leave New Milford, al IL NJ
n. B.-The trains between North Canaan and We''
Stockbrdge will b discontinued AFTER the 2n Inst Tor s
purpose OF reayiny that part OF the track Freight receT
ed In YORK. from A. NJ P. NJ and positively rot
after that hour X. 3. MASON, Superintendent
@. VI. PERRY, Agent, New-Y ork-ofhce on the pler
Bridgeport Aug - 1896 ariSf