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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

DR. TowNsESo- Dear SIR, Nearly twenty years ago !
took yiolen. cold which settled my lungs and affected
me very severely indeed II finally became constant
hacking cough hut severe 10 prevent me from at
tending 10 nv business Within the last few years u IN
creased on me gradually. A. last became reduced /
breahrd with difficulty and raised with my cough mulch
bad matter and thu last months previous TO using
your Sarsaparls hud regular nighsweats indeed, my
friend. and nv aelf supposed tha would die with tho
Consumption. but have the happiness 10 inform you
thAt-to my surprss-ater using three bottles OF your
Sarsaparilla .nd health restored. Il relieved me-
gradually and am enjoying much better health than
have before IN III had almogI entirely lost my
appetite which is also returned. You at liberty -
pubs an This with name, IN the papers YOU choose
NV little rir who three years old, had very bad
cough the y hole OF asst Winter We became very much
alarmed on her account While using The medicine gaY''
her H. and entirely relieved her rs wei 80
myself and she 40 Vel now and hearty any child
ever saw She was also ll OF l;e hotches II took ihen
away and her skin Is smooth and fair now and am SAT-
fed she received her hcRl,h from using your excellent
medicine. :. W. CoNASr, No ~ Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01
DROF. BASsET WIN open his Evening Classes IN

i French for lhr ensuing season. al The following places
Mechanics Institute School, No y Chamber, on NE
s,6 sent 1876 Cor information Ac inquire Of NJ Barrt-
Actuary, City Hal. a. the school class Is Already
formed for hose iadt advanced IN he language on
Mondays and FrtdAys Of each Seek, IL 6ciocz-
hir Chamberlain School. $50 brocme-st Norm Broad
way The h Sept The book 10 opened for SUBSCRIBER
Bs,,-t ,q5 fiud the 9Th dO0r above ST Lukes
Church, the SOh S-pLwith h- new and improved sy,
lem teaching French without study the pup can attend
10 hit, business, usAl-Ee Will not BE- u be charged Win
n. ,ask Of committing lesson 10 memory, al mai VII De
required pGnctsl Attendance On app lcston a. Inc par
,ir,rsr. viii ,- exclaimed g TThISsw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01
Commercial.
The Potnto Failure.

The failure Of the Potato crop is universal. The
reports from every part of the United Kingdom are APP.
aing while letter after letter from the continent OF
Europe details the ravogcs which this strange and ui-
accountable disease has made in France, Belgium Bol-
Ind, Prussia, Austria, Russia, &C.
We must; therefore look to other countries for sup
yyspifcent for the lurgc and increasing consumption
Gh, Is now going forward Again the accounts nom
france as to the harvest in that country are most dis
tesng very large quantity of Wheat will therefore,
pQured for its immediate wants All over the north
GEuropc Rye the staple article OF consumption, has
,eded miscrably short Barley and Oats are also de
strc and Wheat far from abundant tits therefore
sviacpt that large importatons OF e. bread stus from
Cadn and the United States must take place Tor which
rrry remunerang rates VIII readily be paid The wise
policy of settling the Oregon question without having
recourse to arms is more than ever apparent England
Ind the United States have lost nothing but on the con
savi.ed by cautious and discerning statesmen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01
e H.ar Ml se.h Tsrry, DEC q lac

~ Hear Mr Seth Terry, Of the Oldest eHd n9.1 re
.oectaDe LAWYERS IN Hartford Coma The ioAo"inS
an extract Of letter received from am c..
DE- TOWNSEND | have used one bogte OF your 71 "a
"a a and ind IL /. excellent its effects upon enroh
y.n,sr oain 10 which | arm subject from an injury DC
..1red .s-rsI year. ago In q pubic stage. Please sem
ne lypo bouies 10 the Of DR. Seymour nsye cor
v.rsed with Two Of principal Fh7's.eas en fsrSn'
rlended your Sarsaparlla 3SAh 4Hi-tNi'
Hartford March u, lSi1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01
EDICATION.-Messrs F0ignet : TeyLor, C!assle

EDUCATIOS.-Messrs. Foignet Teylor, C!asslea!
LFreuch and English school No 80 Broadway, VIII re-
pp.r on Montay Sept TIN Ia connection with his day
school Mr. Foigne by The request OF hs pupils
paren.s mas made receive nto MS family
mail number OF SIX only bosrters, and 10 pains
VIII De spared 10 rerder scholars perfectly conrersant
with L.. French guage Circulars containing sG! par
i as nav be had al Messrs Delluc Co Park-roS and
sci Broadway ii The School-roo, Mr rs residence
81 c.--ra - - 3Lawim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01
Europenn Corn Trnde.

LoNDoH.-I'hc market for al! descriptions Of Grain,
and Grain Produce has been active state since
last report and prices continue advance. For foreign
Wheat there improved inquiry, and holders
succeeded in realizing - % q per quarter than
Monday last There scarcely sample Of bonded
Wheat on sale and heard OF transactions though
there inquiry for France The top price OF town
made Flour was unsettled some of the milers quoting
ias and others sos per sack ship Flour Is 10 2s per
sack and American Is 10 IL Oh per barrel higher than
this day week In indian Corn nothing OF interest
pred but the value the article has upward ienden-
CIV At the market held the 9th instant the supplies
OF new Wheat forward in fine condition. and the
trade active fully the advanced prices OF Monday
but the subsequent very general refusal vi which tended
check the transactions IN the course OF the afternoon
The duty Of los per quarter foreign Wheat is
siderable be paid in the present state OF prices and
the demand greatly increases for transportation the for
cign article is in small supplies and from Is 10 y per
quarter higher for cHrgocs aoat Some OF the holders
Of English Wheat require much higher prices, being
indifferent 10 business until the may be ai.
vanced Tho samples OF Wheat being allowed TO
be full los per quarter inrinically valuable than
the samples this time last year that Is the least I'D
which the factors anticipate that the market
expected De glutted with the forced sales usual
this OF the year.
There is very little Indian Corn in the London trade
and the immense OF the orders for Ireland
ders improbable any importation 10 England sufficient
affect the market for Oats for the present year On
the 10th Foreign Wheat held about per quarter
higher. Flour in fair request tine American now
bringing 30s to ais per barrel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

M Tnu1.sESD--Dear su; lave been entirely cured,
your E1traci Of Sarsaperia Of chronic inraIl-
rnatorv fhe-uiasrn win which haze been sn.ceo to1
~ iast tgo years very seTereiy. have endured ne
,,o. sgouz.ug gains nv feet and .eg- were tresfiy
syoer and deere as7e been months when vas unan4>
10 attend 10 my Being cured Of The hasamas.
and having my general neah restored ~ yoar sslseaDr
sdirfnr thoggnt could do no es. than aeq1sint goa
Of nv success IN using your szrsaparl!a Perhaps
-boUd add hal Used the prescriptions Of ana
yrb,sed some OF I'll .a6,ocaoGs and oiDtnlents IN
the rlzrke. and recei-ed 20 benefit Yours, &C..
WILLIAM LIPPIHCOTT, Is " ai-r 81
S-s-Yo,E November IS lE+a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

d. TowssEsD-J,Gr Srs NJ viz wa 2st an az AZ
tscked -tr5 seTere fever. and uook iarge qasnItI
raIorei vTila a3s she szigst VtOeu cod aac % ~
fined 70 her room s5ozt months Wnen ne - = -
he. shs sLacxed with distressing PalL' ~ rs
so-.-t.-nrs 80 Dad u n-r AID -coe!arf --1-
ALMOST distracted could get not1.eE % ej'5 -
We tried Jour SarsspsTlz, wben :" ga ~ -, s,,tirjy
S;s,e- i,eS Er We gel ucder Obtgsto1s 70 1.S-y
arIrow &c l. thst olhsrs MAJ e7. v.,s IN
ch-sp ana Szecu1a remedy. 5se has q ire - ~
the spring. and hs. been fo4''e' foEIY K. DILL
the head and oscE- "a.
p5..iOa! ofee II Fzloa,sL ss@.!'f5 aaa iI'
ca,s,sars Albany sseais foF s9ston Kssdalng
SlIss@ s,,,esI Dr. Dyod Sos, lyz toF.a Seecnc..L
Co % : uau:e Drzgzlst baltimore. p II.
ei3sea GsTirsoa Joan wr'shi Co -
- 1tr.,ad s,.ssS W es. Indies Snd Canada
aSae naae EXCEPT pa - n ne are .sisse oeass
49,, -, ~ P TOWNSEND, and ms razae hlown q he
- " = sit srswlrTnskTa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

DR. townsend Yoc remainder hal when obtained
.ttIe OF yo:r sarsaparia and promised i erected
~ 70 I'VE yoa 4 c-ri.nste happy 10 have II ~
nv uox-r 70 return favor. mad been .orelY sfcled
10 he Reun s.isla for months tcnch Of NE las 80 Dad
n, -ori5 rether eat sleep nor walk II would be In
sos.ie Tor ne 20 describe the psn and agony endured
trrd uurDer Of reruediss without Beng Drnrttec
,ea,lsnsn ho knows The craiir-s o! your sarsaPara
fndr,rsd r,e 10 ~ bottle. did 10, Aad 20 ny gree'
s,roni,iraeni Ia few daTs effected perfect cure
s1v an. irrr.Stu!Ou, iaYite them cali ne and
Dreuc,,e 20 sa,...y hem Of Tie truth OK The above
IRA GODFREY, No Li6-rty-st
OK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

DOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for Yong La
re Mss Sac Adam respectfully MORN ,hsir friends
srt he vubl.c ha hey aoT rseeI-iEy PIPIs It-
cca-s mas ohazed a. sbo-e and = Ar Ffsncs Sok'
Slcrs At Broet~s7 - m
up JENkS,S SeiecI School for BOYS 612 BroadFsy,
IL irearfy opposite 5oucs} VIII reopen on Tuesday,
I ice ,st Of September az Z
SELECT DAY SCHOOL-I:ss COLES has re-
- opened her School for The reception OF Young So! =
q Me,cs.-s- Circulars, Viz terms, = TIE scrooL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l and rsnslsnL-Ars. Dunlap,
ID late OF No s prepared TO accommodate isui:
lies and individuals s!s5 Mercer near Broadway ofsna
and Canal, with prasanI rooms and good board
aa.bi. 80. iyl4if
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

RoBBING a TILr.-Oaicer Pstten last evening
arrested James sullivan. charge 81 taking money
from the till OF Mr. Blohnbsksr No 326 Broome-st The
accused being detected the act ne committed 10
answer Tor the offence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01
New.York. April ssh 1916

Ds TOWNSEND make The following statement, IN or.
der 20 express my gratitude 20 yuu and 10 recommend
your Sarsapara and your Compound Extract OF Sarsa
para, hose who untortursIa a. 10 hsve Lung
Complaints Consumption w lille residing IN ha South
hal long and severe sickness hlch
with subsequent exposure, very materially injured my con
stiuon being able. however, much OF The time ~ work
although my lungs affected snd had u cough Tor
me grew much worse. and The last Winter |
caught cold. The pain MY breast distress n
breathing and coughing very much increased took a
number OF popular remedies for Consumption, but they
fsiIea 10 relieve me last confined my
and was bad with the Consumption that did not eS
p-rt 70 remain herr iorg sent 10 Marcus D. Moore who
resides al the LyGGs and Grand sts (who VII
confirm ihis staicmcnf,) snd made disposition OF my
property \ DAYS siter t friend sent you 10 seq
me you ordered 6oJi.e OF your Extract % Sarsapariia
took according vour directions and Immediately
felt r,cved-rny pain gradually len mel brea,hed
freely-uy hacking cough suhsidd raised easily amt
slept soundly-nd my astonishert aud delight when
had taken the contents The bottle. was able, you well
remember walk from Ferry 10 Bcavers 20 obtain more
have continued tax t. and about my business
ahouE h Il than months since commenced
with your medcines-snd thankful 20 the Lord that
induces, Try them. SAM II STUART, N ferry--I
Albany, May 10th. 1874.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01
f1atsut aleAieules.
2 T0wN CoMFCUND

DR. TowNSEND'S COMPOUND
E?SFRACT OF ARSAPARl LLA--rhts Extract = p1:
IL up u izTt seetS itIeE eA-lPer. p.sssaIef snt
Va-rSaieI superior - sly ,t Il cures diseases v'toas
nlins p<rstHg. esrys"s ieatt.Hs The patient, Ant
- ya5tlcci SZ.y adapted COR
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINE.
The srel; beauty s11 superiority OF tais Sar.spSEilis
over 81 other remedies IS while erAdies.es tisaa>e
iryigorsIss the body.
CONS PTION CURED
CLEANSE AND STRENGTHEN
SoNSc>tFrioS CAN SIS SVRED.
s. s.eAt C5flssptFtIss, L,=er C0sspaIn Cos, Cs4ssl
tafsr-a istA1lz, Srit:usc Of EgaSd. $S-ersO az
Cfess Ecct,c Fslsa, NtsG Szrsts, D!Sc.4;
P~afEss Erpe-ts-lflsa, z'sG PEsa - ,ae Stis
ST., Bsre zad Ae Cured.
Prolaav there never remedy ia hss been
csssfl IN desperate cases cf Consumption this IL
eeanses and strengthens The system and appess 10 es
the ulcers he un. S1i ne patients gradually rss
Iheir uSisl health Snd strength
READ TIE PROOF
Ds TOWNSEND I mad been afflicted Tor month. ty =
DIV hacking cough; least raseG crest cGsntines OF
bad matter ard experienced pain N my ett side
accom- panied with distress NV GrtSriy cough very
increased. sGd hsd cold MA sSenis Learning
you hat remedy for >Gch cases. concluded - trN
T. purchased bottle uf ypUc Extract OF SsrsSPariis
before hsi finished taking H. my cough raising ami The
pain nv side r sDI now have regained my gene
raj health Believing your medicine - be very valuable
one. cheer;ully recommend Il those who similarly
siirsei tognt The medicine pleasant 20 the TASTE and
streng hening 10 the body
NM H. McKlNSTRG ~ Grand ST
New York April 18th, 1916.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

BrRGtARY-The premises No. Ji5 Water ST DC
cuped hy Mr Daniel Baker burglariously entered
in the rear. and robbed OF about so in pennies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

NArANTED-By respectable Young Woman sitna-
w uon the cooking and washing and ironing In
small private family objection 10 going ahort dsanes
in The country the best city reference given plense cali
nj Il Rose-sl in tho rear, eSyS|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

DOARD.-A priyhi- family residing IN one OF the nost
ID pleasant locations IN Brooklyn would lac 10 lot TO
gentleman and .e1y quo the I'd story fgon
with bedroom sdjonlag and communicating. Please ed'
dress W ] this office. EIOA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
FROM EUROPE.
The Great Western Arrived
EIGHT DAYS LATER.
vlUURE OF CROPS IN ENGLAND md FRANCE
rvP RISE In GRAIN CONTINUES
CHOLERA IN INDIA.

The GREAT WEsTERS. Capt. Mathews, reached
M, wharf at P NJ yesterday. Being considerably
tsbiod her time her arrival has been awaited with
much anxiety, and after she was Photographed inthc
rs,ruing all thoughts were fixed upon her.
Her news is important The deficiency of the
British Harvests, the Potato especially, is long
er doubtful It will be very considerable and
France is also threatened with scarcity. The
concurrence is a further adraace IN Flour and
G,aiu, as will be seen by our market advices.
The Cholera is making awful ravages in India
0aetourth OF the British troops at Kurachee were
among the thousands OF its victims.
Bacon and Indian Corn are among the articles
which have risen considerably in England.
Lord Metcalf is dead.
The Great Western has 100 passengers SIvoRi
Is among them.
The Cotton Market is steady.
Ireland is tranquil The People are 10 be EN-.
phyed by Government on public works aud fed
yit
Rev. DrL Beecher Catherwood Mai Flournay
d Ky came home by the Western.
The Queen of Spain is to marry her cousin, Don
Francisco, and her sister Louisa is 20 marry the Due
De Montpenser son of Louis Philippe.
Commercial.
The improvement in business, which We noticed
thc sailing OF the last steamer, continues and mat
, are nearly in the relative position when we
E addressed our readers The failure Of the potato
crop Influences the price OF provisions of every kind
Bacon and Ham rising rapidly, glance al our
market will show. Indian Corn is also increa-.
1in value in fact is almost every kind OF grain.
The Cotton market continues steady, and al
dough we cannot fix higher quotation yet on some
descriptions there has been upward INCLINATION. Con-
Siderable anxiety prevails respecting the crop The
next accounts eagerly looked for and prices will
probably take their complexion from the adyices by the
hsoming and the succeeding packets
The Grain markets with us, with our Cont
ncn,a neghbors the rise. Whatever affects
England influences the whole Commercial world 1t
viii be that every where animation prevails and
that the theory OF Free Trade will have plenty OF
scope for the development of s alleged benefits, or. as
itai pfu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

DPARKER and tsGgher have tae honor 20 announce 70
;he friends and the public Ina; hey 1.eEd 9SeIinE hTt
Dancing Academy for the season OF WEDNESDAY, me
~ OF October n Tie building n Sayarc-t attached
10 he North American Hotel, e'S doofs ron ne so"
DIES I'D Misses class for boys c!ass 70 com
rnc a. s. he evening c.ass for get!ssen ifoI 70 10
M Parker intends bringing .orrSa.c Al tlr .rH ana
fashionable dances among others he Redowa VA
=ev Cheat, Spanish Darce, and March Co1--ion- ne
great improvements made II al paris OK Ibis ESTABLISHMENT
3 he -aterprisf1g proprietor NJ jones, cannot - .ar
II y NJ ely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

HIGHWAY RoBBxRr-O Mel auchlin OF the
Third Ward last night arrested Dennis McCanley,
charge robbery in the t degree in having in
with another person iorcblv taking from John Tree
bundle OF clothing worth about 500 portion OF which
property found in the possession of the accused
who was locked up tor examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

NNANTED-A situation 81 ehsmbermaid and walter or
w BY Young Woman capable OF SLING elther
situation, and willing to make herself generally nssn
Please apply former employers. III Wesl is,hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01
Boar6ina an6 Gotsls.
- =
MRS. ANGELINA BROWN

- EOS infnm her friends, former bosIdets and
Dhe public gensrny that she haa opened large sod
Permanent by the day, week month
can accommodates. with single rooms or eedrooms ana
paror, attached This house contains than W rooms
L rnppll.d with ccl and hot baths and every other
Convenience mako IL quiet and comfortable home AZ
tie good qualities II her table and tho general manage
meu Of her house. references when required are sbond
an, ana M h.ndiT tyl5u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

LARcEyIrs-James Fritz and Csrhart Mre
arrested this morning charge of stealing cot
ton from bales on the wharves james Crowley was
detected yesterday stealing cup. from the front OF
the hat store No 03 Fuionst and locked up for trial
- Robert White xss also arrested on suspicion oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-01

DOAHD.-A front paflor with pantry of, 70 lot to =
ID gentleman and h, wiz Also bed room on the same
door young with good board and comfortable
home t~ winter Apply al 1903 Edridgost one door
RON rDD "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-22
THE MORMON WAR.

Grand Battle near Nanvoo-Anti-l ho,mons
s,ou,ed--a number killed and ,oounded-anothey
battle erp.c.sd-The ST. Louis Republican, of the
Nth inst, contains the following account OF a
bloody battle between the citizens of Nauvoo and
the An,i-Msrmon mob that has surrounded the
city OF Nauyoo.
nB; The steamer Ocean Wave, which arrived
here Yesterday morning, we learn that mes
senser arrived at Warsaw about III o'clock on
Friday evening, few minutes before she leit,
who stated that a battle had taken place about
3 o'clock that afternoon near Nanvoo, which
lasted Two hours, and in which from twelve 10
fifteen men were killed and wounded The par
ticulars so far as could be ascertained are, that
on Friday, The Nauvooites, hearing that the Anti
Mormons were on the march TO their city,
marched out 10 the number OF from three TO
Ave hundred, and posted themselves al the dis
lance Of about one mile east OF the Temple.
having an open plain in front, and an cxlen-
sive corn field in the rear, their line being
formed near and parallel with the fence.
"Here they waited the approach oil the Anfies,
who arrived abodt o'clock in the afternoon,
said TO be eight hundred in number with i've or
six pieces OF cannon. The latter were posted on
an eminence, and opened their fire on the Nor.
mons, but al TOO great distance to be effective
Soon after, the action was continued with small
arms anu ldSleu uulil y cioSn "ueu VIC ~AHt'Sa
either retrealed or Withdrew. Their loss is stated
10 be from eighi 10 fifteen killed. bu, that is IN.
certain, and the Nauvooites had one man killed
and l,ro wounded The latter had nc cannon
Il was expected that the battle would be resumed
The same evening, or on The following morning"
II will be seen BY the above that the Nauvoo-
ties, with three 10 five hundred men, have routed
eight hundred Of their opponents. Civil war has
now commenced in earnest, and from the fact
that the Nauvooites are defending their property
and their homes, there is no doubt but that they
will successfully repe every mob force that may
I've brought against them.-[ Bait Sun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-22
vAIIAgI.E LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber, intending To remove 10 The South
i west, will sell the valuable Estate on which hr
now lives on North yco the county Of Caswell, ~
C. in the neighborhood Of the Red House, and miles
south of Understanding between eleven and twelve
hundred acres-of which upwards Of 700 acres are IN
wood finely tinbeied and good tobacco land. II l. rs
nated that there from $50 10 200 acres OF bottom
land which is 50 situated 10 give 10 each shit ia
proportion.
The plantation is in high state Of Improvement, ana
in fine cropping condition for the next year Inc I'M
movements consist Of large dwelling house winch,
with some little repairs, would be quite comfortable
and handsome residence, with suitable out-huidngsa
ached, excellent negro quarters TWO large eranarirs,
with number of tobacco barns OF which two are aree
framed buildings. Aso excellent young apple orch-
ard of select fruit.
Attached to The tract is excellent Manufacturing
Mill with three pair Of runners and machinery tor al
ding fourth pair, with and cob crnslers cot'"n
gin and saw. mill, all of which are newly bui't.
The fertility nf Hyco lands Ia well known abroad
and, taking into view the many advantages combined
in this tract OF land, person desiring permanent resi-
dence in this part ofhe country would very rarely ma
a similar opportunity Of sntng himself
Purchasers are invited to call and examine Tor them
selves. The land will he shown, and terms made
known, at any time, application 10 The subscriber
Aur 25-cim RICHARD l. SMITH.