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'hs, they will resist the fire Of nuy building in tie
world. The outside case of the Safes are m,de d!
boiler iron. the insJe case Of soapstons. and be.
tween the tutrr case and inner case ia space Of
~rne inches thick. aud s filled in With inde.truc.
title matetid, so as to make il on imposshiy to
ever burn any of the inside II this Chest.
These S.spsiooe Salamsndcrs we are prepared
aud do challenge the ~s'ld to pro,iues any article
in the shape Of Book Ssf.s that will stand as mus b
heat, nnI We hold ourselves ready at all times e.
have them fairly ,es'ei by pubic bonfire should a.
ny cf our competitors feel disposed to try them.
We also continue to manufsrtute and keep con-
stanty on hand, large and genera! assortment of
our Premium Airteht Fire Proof Safes. Il which
we have Large quattiy in use, AMI IN every in
stance they have given entire satisfaction 10 The
purchssets-of which we will refer tie public To n
few gentlemen Who have them in use.
n. & q. Taylor. ie9 north 81 s.; a. Wfish,
K N phew, Vine ct. wharf; Alexsniet Cutor, Con
veyancer. corner Of Filteu and 9th s's.; John NJ
Ford, 80 north Sd ~; Myers Bush. 30 norh 81
st.; Bailey & Brother, 1873 Maket 81; James NJ.
Paul, l0l south d,h ST.; DR. David Jayne, 9 south
Sd St; Matthew T. Miller, 20 south Sd ST.; ard
could name some three or four hundred others
IL !, were necessary. Now we invite tho attention
Of the public, aud particularly those In want OF
Fire Proof Safes, to call 1T store b.foe purcha
sing elsewhere, and we think we can satisfy them
tha, they will get he,,es and cheaper article a,
store than any other esiah shment in the city.
We ulso continue 10 manufactuie Seal and Co
pying Presses, made in such manner ps IL an
swer both purfo.es: Hosting Machines, Fire
Proof Doors, with our own manufacture Of locks
on them, With ID. Evans's Patent Keyhole cover
attached to the same; plain and ornamental Iron
Railing. &c.
". B.--We keep constantly on hand large as.
snrtment of our Patent Slate Lined Refiigei t,ls
Water Filters and Coolsr.; and we have also on
hand several second hand Fire Proof Chests tsken
in exchange for our., which we will dsPose Of at
very lew prices. -ittH 10
Philadelphia, January 2.h, lS46.--Iy
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To Purchasers Of
. II Y e. o Cd s.

C@e Eo N2DDASBs
No. l2l Pearl ST., NEW YORK.
LAYING established q Branch at No. i44 Ches-
IL nut st. PhilahelphIa, is now opening and will
be constantly receiving from the New York Auc.
tions sn extensive assortment Of
FANCY K STAPLE DRY GOODS.
which will be sold at The loves, New York prices
a, wholesale and Retail. Among his stock will be
found good assortment Of the folio wrg Articles:
Jaccone,s. Plaid. Hair Cord. Iace. Stripe, Book,
Swiss and TarIa'an Muslins. Bishop and Linen
Lawns, Fancy Cap Nets, Fancy and Ball dresses,
Thread Lsees. Application d.. rich Black Silk
Trimming Lace, Irish Linens, Linen Camhrics,
Linen Camhric Hdkfr., Curtain Fringes, Cashmere
dEcosse. M"usel,ne dc I.ane. Silk and Cotton
Warp AiIsccas, Qunen's Cloth, Gala Plaids,
French Merinos. Bl,ck Silks, Gloves. si Hose,
Shawls, Crnva,s, R,hhon-, Emb,oderi,s s. &c, &c.
Country Merchants and others visiting PhilAdel.
rhia or New York to purchase, are respectfully in
vited TO call AID examine the stocks.
Nov. |, lsi5.-ly
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R q S = DIN TMEN =
l-.... -. E0R TET.EER. -n.-lalna

s,isw ro,i FOR TETTER. asnmoa
RrNowoRMs, PInPLEs on THE FACE, AND oTHEs
cuTANIous ERuYriors.
i or TIE JolbsSag eosjS jScs's describss one cffAs
R'ost sr.vserdisGry ssves eser ltsessd ~ e"y
PwrApprrra,A, rsbru..,y 10, 1885.
EoR twenty years IVES severely afflicted with
= Trrrrs On the Fees and Head the disssse
commenced when was ssvsutseu years Old, and
continued until the Fall Of 1886, vssyiag in yio-
lence. but without ever disappearing. During most
Of the time, great part Of my face vas covered With
The eruption. frequently attended With violent itch.
ing; my head swelled st times until hfsls no II Il
wouM bur't-,he swelling was 90 great. iha, could
sca'ccly get my hat on. During the long period
that was afflicted with the disease, ussd great
many ~ plicstions, (among them several celebrated
rrepa,atiou.) ss we'll a. taking inward remedcs
including number ofhot,les Of S,cains's Panaeea,
Eafrncf Of Sdrsapariiia &c, In fact, Il would bs
impossible TO cnumera,s sl the medicines used.
was also under the care Of two Of the most die.
tinguished physicians Of this city, ,,bu without re.
ceIving mach benefit, spd dcspaired of ever being
cured. In tie fl Of 1895. the disease st The time
heins very violent, commenced using the Rose
Ointment, (preparcd by Vaughan & Davis.) In
few applications the violent itching ceased. the
swelling sha'ed, the eruption began to disappear,
and before had used jar the disease was entirely
cured. II has now been nearly year and half
since, and there Is not vestge Of the disease To-
naming except the scars from the deep pits formed
Ivy the disease. 1t is impossible for me to lescrite
10 certificate the severity of the disease and my
suffering, but will Re pleased to give q fuller &C.
conni u any person wanting further satisfaction,
who will call me. Al the time commenced
u-ng the Rose Ointment would have given hun.
dreJs Of dollars to he rid Of the disease. Since u.
sing it, have recommended it to several persons,
(smong them my mother, who had the disease bad.
| ly on her arm,) who were all cured by it.
JAMES DURNELi., No. l56, Race St.
Or The Rose Ointment Is prepared by E. B.
Vaughan, Sos'h East corner Of Third and Race
s,re,ts, Philadelphia, and sold ssency in Sunbu.
| ry. by H. B. MASSER,
| NAV I4th, l843. Agent
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COunterfciters,
D E A TIL 3 Lo w.

Nhe Pu'lic will please observe that no Brsndre.h
\ Pills are genuine, unless the hox has three ls-
hes upon II, (the top, the side and the bo,tom)
each containing fac .sinile signature Of my hand.
writing, thus-B. BRAHpRKrH, N. D.--1hesc 10.
hel> aie engraved on steel. beautifully designed,
and done At an expense Of over $2,O00.-Therefore
II will he that the only thing necessary TO pro-
cure the medicine in its purity, 10 to observe these
labels.
Remember the top, the side. ard the bottom.
The following respective persons are duly au,h"ri-
Zed, and hold
CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY
For the sale Of Brandreih's Vegetable Universal
Northumberland county: Mil,on--Macksy &
Chsmbs,lin. Sunbury--H. d. Masser. M'Ewene-
ville--Ir~iand Il Meixri. Norhumt lanJ-Wm m.
Forsyth. Georcetown-J. & ]. Walls.
Union County; New Berln-Bogar 4 Win.
ter. SeIinsgrove-George Gundrum. MidIle.
hure--Issac Smith. Beaveriowu-@- David Huber
Adamsburg-Wm J. May. MfanshoIg-Msnsch
4 Ray. Hartleton-Daniel Long. Freeburs-
q. & &c. Meyer. Lewsbure-Wsiis & Green.
Columhia county: DsnvilIe-E. b, Reynolds
& Co. Berwick-Shuman & Rtienhouse. CAi.
tawissa--C, @. Drohts. Booinsburg-John r.
Meyer. jersey Town-Levi Bisel. Washington
Rohs. McCay. I.imsstone-Bailis: Z n=Ninch.
Observe that each Agent has sn Engravtd Ger
ti6cste Of Agency, containing . Representations Of
Ur BRANDRETH'S Mandatory ., Sing Sing,
and upon which will sso be seen exact copies Of
The nsw labels aor used upon the Brondrefh Pill
BoIes. n- s-4
Phil,delphis, Office No. 9. Moth sih street.
u. BRANDRETH. N. d.
June gath 1919.
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George j. Weaver, 80.
PD NdAE1R 4 SE5R 0BAMDL1R.

No, IS Nortk Water Ssreel, PkiladePhsa.
MAS constantly on hand. . general sssort-
nsss Of Csslsss. esins Twinss. &C., vis {
Tsf2 Repss, Fishisg Ropa. White RoPs. MssiI
is Rops1 Toy ,Liaa. e. Csesi bos,s. Al.a =
Hsssp Tehsd and Herring Twihs. Bsss Pstsnt ON
Nss fwins. Oesoa Shed and Herring Twins. ehos
Ih.ssds. &c. k&s ,Aisps Ded OssdS elnsUh Lisss
Hsl>AuI Ts,esh Cptsa ss1 Linse osspA Chaies
e. ~ = yAisA = ~ siPss Il = sssos.,'
PAilsSskAis, ks-s.h~ -, ssts-yy. w.
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From the Daily Sun.

From the Daily Sun.
os1srai Taylor.
Tum-OM Dan Tucker. l.f
went down ssut de oder day
And jus, reeped in At Monterey n
Ampudia be was running round. ava /.
Saying General Taylor's KUN TO town"
Get out de way for aeosfal Taylor.
Get out Dc wsy for General Taylor.
Get out Do way for General Tay ior,
To whip the mex'cans he's whalef
De General sat him down BY de wall '5a'i'
And began to fro some cannon ball
The mexican swere BY de pint OBJ HE 'nifs
lie never saw sueh man in his life.
Get out de way, &c.
Oh! Uncle Sam and dey fell out
And what do you tink It was about
psy wouldn't pay him up: be kick um on do shin,
And dat d. way dis row begin.
Get out de way, SC.
General Taylor, In early life, hn
Degan to follow de drum and 6fe--
He whipped de fnjuns all about. i..,.,..
Aud now he put de Mex'cans to rout
---- SO get out de way. Sc.
Old "Roneh and Ready hit him such cuff,
Dat Ampuda was forced to cry ou, enough
pe flag KUN down--ds enemy away. l
Did Zachs now master at Monterey.
So get out de way, &c JB.
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A PREDIcAMEsT.-I, is most provoking to
have an incident occur in church, where every
thing bears so serious and earnest an aspect,
at which you are unable to restrain yourself
from laughter. On q recent Sunday. while
seated in church, my eyes fell upon gentle man
in one of the body pews. who, At intervals. i'm.
patiently brushed what he evidently consider.
ed to he fly from the side Of his head, which,
however, was but his dIckey string. that, stick.
ing up behind his ear, troubled him excessively.
lie repeated his efforts to rid himself Of the vex-
atious animal = number OF times. until ., length
loosing all patience, he made desperate At.
tempt to catch il. end sna,ching hold Of string
brought it. dickey and oil, right before his eyes.
The sheepish glance which lie cas-, around upon
the congregation. as he jammed il into Lis poc.
he,. stirred up my disabilities beyond oil control
aud assure YOU, lost the entire benefits ol
the forenoon's Sermon Boston Cor. Yer,
mouth Register.
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b e l. lev ND LlV f..
Il n O NJ s q N S
Compound Syrup OF Tar & Wood

Naptha.
TIME unprecedented success Of this msdicine in
IL the restoration # health 10 those who, in des.
pair, had given up all hopes, has given II an cxa'.
ted reputation above all .ihrI remedies, furnishing
evidence Of ns intrinsic va'us snd powell the on
" agent which can he relied upon for the cure Of
Pulmonary Consumption. Bsoucbi,tis, As'hma,
Pain in the side and Breast, Splitting OF Blood,
wboopins Cough. Group. &c.
Attention is requested TO The following ASTON.
iSHiNG CURE. nv Th"msoa's Compound Syrup
OF Tar and Wood Nspha!! taF .'a'
PHILADELPHIA, Mcy Sd, 1914.
Mr.. THOMSON-Dsar Sir--Wnh grateful
feelings ipfrm you of the astonishing effects Of
your msieius, which has literally 'ss me from
dcsth-ted My disca.r, Pulmonary Consump-
iion. had reduced me so l,w that my rhysicsn pro.
noancsd my case horcless! Al this Junction be-
can TO u.e your medicine, and mi'scut.us % IL may
SEEM, has eomp tsly Vestared me to health, sftsr
everything else had failed. Respectfully YOUR.
WASHINGTON MACK.
Charlotte street. above George street.
The undersigned. heing personslly scqusintsd
with Washington Mack and his suferinss. bear
witness 10 The astonishing effects Of Thomson's .
Compound Syrup Of Tar. snd the Truth Of the 81
bovs statement. tHi. s.
JOS. WINNER, SIS North Third street. \,
DAVID vICKERe. - Almond s,rset.
HUGH MGlNLEY. 9. =. corner Tsnsny
4 Prsps,ed onjy by 8. P. TAonsou. N. 2. sonss
Of 6,h sud Spruce streets. philadelphia.
Agsn,s-H. B. Mssssv, essbssyt D. Gross.
lsnd Dr.. Mscphssson. Harrisburg yno. q. Brown.
,lssassvS,Is' Gen. Earl. Rssdingy Houston q Ne
"a, Towsnds. Bssdiosd county, Ps. Pries 20 ssus
pct Ao.sIs. or sS pr dessn.
a. Dapsss q - i~iAsfisRs. -
PhiIsds'PhIs, Juas nh, ists.-Iy
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Los. Of q Steamboat.

The N. o. PioAYuNE telIsa story of the snag.
cling Of steamboat, with her owner on board
who was very fond Of playing upon q violin.
The captain, pilot. and engineer we're in the
cabin playing cards one day, when her bow
etruck 4 snsg, with force that knocked hole
in her as large as hogshesd. the shock upset.
ting the faro bank and those around il, and caus.
ing general confusior and CONSERVATION among
al save the owner, "ho having righted himself
N his chair, commenced HE tune where he had
left off, aud went OIL as though nothing had hap.
pened.
She's sinkin'! shouted 60 Arkansas man
dressed in hickory.bark Goa. who was making
his way out Of the cabin with pair o, saddle
tags on his arm. 'Tomshswh me il she ain,
.inkin', sure!' The owner heard Il, but id.
dicd away with - little concern a. Nero at The
conhagration Of Rome.
'rhree feet water in the hold Run the old
t'uzzard ashore if you can = shouted the Cap
tain. These startling words reached the cor Of
'he owner, but he continued to saw away. A
passenger ran to him and bawled out.
Did you know the boat had snagged =
4 suspect something Of the kind coolly en-.
swered the owner, as he laid his left ear upon
his violin q Ia Ole Bull, and appeared perfectly
enchanted with his own strains.
She'll be lost in five miuu,es,' continued the
passenger.
She's been losing concern these iive years
responded the owner, as he drew most excru.
cia,ing note from his fiddle. -
4 can feel her settling now responded the
passenger.
J wish she'd settle with me for what I've
iost by her before she goes down. was the only
answer, as the owners right hand still moved
tackwards and forward over his instrument.
But why don't you speak TO the captain
give him some orders what to do in the emer.
gency = calculated the good natured passen.
ger.
Interfering 1ith the officers cfthis boat is
very delicate meter = meekly and quietly
remarked the owner, as he still swsyel his
head about and still sawed away. The boat
ca'eened. and the next moment the cabin was
half full Of waller.
The Buzzard, together with her cargo and
machinery, proved total loss the officers.
crow and passengers saved themselves by mea ms
of the yawl; the owner swan ashore with his
fiddle under his right arm and the bow in his
mouth. No insurance.
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F~ MC NMIWJNI
p T a N OS

HNHE SUBSCRIBER has been appointed agent,
i for the sale of CONRAD MEYERS Gel.
EBRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD PI.
AMOS. at this place. These Pianos have plsin.
massive and bsau,iful exterior Gi,h and, ior depth
ard sweetness Of tone, aud eleg ancc Of work man.
ship. ore not surpassed by any in the United States
The following Ia q recommendation from CAut
Dirrs. celebrated per!o' ner, and himself man.
utaciuIcr.
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CURIOUS LEoAov.-Mf. TUstin. late Chaplain
TO Congress. has had call 10 the Presbyterian
Church 10 Hsgerston. Md. Mr. Hugh Kcnasdy
who died some years ego. LEFT s,osli aaai,y
to that Church, on eosdhion that .her should
sing nothing bot The Psalms Of David. vhsnn
they depart ffon this. they loss the Iseasy,
which amounts 10 eeQ0 lss snnun.
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NuTIuIuCIuIe S'Iu h0FP CUT
'stantly on hand. large as
'sortment Of their Patent linz
proved SLsmanjsr + X Z
PROOF SAFES. which s'e
So CONSTRUCTED as to set at rest
all manner Of doub' as 10 ihrir
-..sl c. .xe
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The following list shows the eulfsnt vslue Of all
,ennsy ylvans Bsnk N,&es. sThs uose implicit 10
lioncs mnyic rlscrd upon 4, - 4 isesery week
nell's Rsposssv.
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ter Boots, ~ 00-at 81
q Also. every variety Of Ladies'. Boys snl chill.
lrcns shoes at prices lower than ever before offer
ed. Come and See - f
Sunbury, June t9ih, isi6-6m 1881
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Have you heard the Newss
no! WHAT Is 1T2
=. Wsr, aAy'sT sss afARs rsAr
MARTIN IRWIN,

f71' - story Brick Hokse. -.
IIAs jsa received from Philadelphia the largest,
II handsomsst and best assortment n te,J
BOOTS AND SHOES
Of every description that has ever been brought 10
this place. And what Il still beuss,, they soy he
sells so chssp. ,hst you can buy rwo tAsh Jtrfhe
sane money that you used Ia. pay for one pair.
He prts son Casa and ssLis. foR CAsH. and
that il the rcasan that he afford 10 cell them 80
much cheaper. II yon lon't waei to huy, just call
onj see his sock. lie is always elIl to scs his
customers; and il IL no trouble to him to show his
g. sls. Jus, 10 give yor idea how chea,, he docs
sell. the following l, o I Of pri,es ofa part Of his
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EVANS & WATSON,
Nh 1R Statrru l,aiRn Srp rf-r

Opposite tie Philadelphia Erchangs,
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The Buzzard, together with her cargo and
machinery, proved q total loss the officers
crow and passengers saved themselves by means
of the yawl; the owner swan ashore with his
fiddle under his right arm and the bow in bis
mouth. No insurance.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw.YoRE


CLEARED.
Ships New-YorS. Hull Charleston Geo s,,.,.,. w.,
cav, sehander. NO. Harmony'e Nephew Ga,,sa
rope 4 A Kngsland & Co ''e AN
Bark Harmony, Msckoduek- Richmana. P HARMONY,
Nophewa
Briz Montelo. Mayo Portland
scirs Cabot Taylor, Boston; Ashland, sonsee JAG.
NAL A-rcwsn,,h & Wheeler. aeaeq
Sioop Senator. Fiiz gerald, Nantucket
Barge Whale. BALDWIN South Aurboy.
etpsmbost Transport Gould South Amboy
ARRIVED.
Schf Napoleon. Mathews I'm Windsor. NC, and de-
fn the Bar, with naval stores. II Warning L. Son. SID
u eompany with schr John Milton. for NY
cehr Sarah Charlotte DIS I'm Newburn, NC, with Ia.
vnl stores, 10 II Plat
sohr samuel Appleton, Nickerson, Boston, ndse to
Schr Cornelia, Fslkner, Boston ndse.
Sehr Star. -. Dennis fish
Lighter sehr American, Jackson I'm squan Beach
with cotton fun the wreck OF bark New. Jersey
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Omcfai
Omcia,.
LIST OF LETTERS
.oyy.7,,rD N THE rsiSusE by SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.

,1a nd Ss further esneted
I'll s3ysrrserients made under thu ordsrs OF lie roo.
master General, In newspaper or newspsPers Of nsper
1rsil FOR In an7 Post Oce shall be inserted IN tne
~ rrc-rs Of Inc town or place where i've Office
nav be .pla,ed krtny re Lrgft. etre1L'egn fsa5
w Pot Offer LIZ, p.i' -
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Eeaal Nolltes.

,l'HE USDERSIGSERSh hereby give notice that they
ve been appointed Trustees OF the Of Morgan L.
ThIrosr an Astounding debtor All persons indebed TO
said debtor are hcrehy required said Trustees,
\ T. ReyuoG's store IN PeersburRh. the 10Th day Of
March next Ct 10 O'clock A. IL aud render account Of
debts and sums o. mDaey owing by shem respectively
Nd csv the said Trustees Al per- ons having IL
their any property effects OF SAID deUtor
required deliver he 10 s Irus on q. before
he ay above appointed and all tie creditors Of laid DEBT
or 81, requested deliver their sspe i've accounts and de-
msuda to end Trustees, Ot tHen hy the Bn DAY os
MNrchueXt Dated Peter, b. Rens County this
OH day o. February, 1916
NATHAN G GREEN
WILLIAM II LEWIS. Trustees
Iu,.Iv.. GROWN
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e. TO LET-Two houses Nos. ard 2, Twelnh-st
e.: three story. modern bull. Req; sS7i,-oue ho1se
IS Rdg--.tS Story modern built The above houses
IN hrs rats o7derneysy painted asi wa; 0u'
InFgi!s OF JOHN pRLE :9;d 5ts 81 F2 liSSrs
- FOR SALE-A valuable farm. PLEASANTLY siuaed
60 in The Town OF Harrison. Wes-hssier County. y y
containing $50 sores OF ffs,rsie lsnd . OF winch srs
wood. The reminder can De Powed moved or Pasife1s
well ssred with streams hal never sl las Socd qls
tty OF i: as-se and hEsi Yale oAfs saG oter ous-oIc
irgs: the dwelling IA isrge cor;alnG - S'ee
yrth hail running through Them. TIE prospect from TIE
dwelling ossGCuI; gslce OF iHs eye can De viewed
pe.rv ,he whole farm with portion OF LoaS lsand ana
he sound TIE lard IS Of good qla.ty-ies gradually
-s-e,ry 70 the South. ard is coed for s sris o gram
mss grove OF beautiful Locus; timber Farther description
,nrA-e,ss-v as al LAT wish 70 purchase
cIestzd 10 The which is .itiseu on ne 3osH esq
in from White Plains The Purchase and hiug-'ee-S
niles East OF the Railroad q! W i.e i4S'Ar-oi - wv
Blf said arm Is no; disposed Of bsfcrs Thurs
day. 18th GAY Of Nsrchn Il Will DC sold g. Z NJ OF sst
day the Pre-,es For farther particulars itdfe on 7
premises q Ahner Mead. or Or
February =. lstd 1lSN
FasEYEN F->KaIs FOX s.iLE.-Psrs o, the "a
80 Of the late Major william Edgar containing rom
100 -sch, and being from 80 three niles
from The Railroad Depot e, Railway.
No. lin Upper Railway, s. acres with orchard, good
buildings: also five small heuses FOR renting.
Nc SIN Upper Rahwsy s acres. wia houses sud barn.
No son ne Wood5rts oad 81 ias Soul end Of the
choose with house and barn.
no i-Oa tie Wocdbrage road, 50 w!ihor, bald
lnss cioee location.
No Son The Star read co acrss, nearly adjoining No s
with house and barn. and bounded side by Railway
River
and bounded hy the river.
Also several smaller LOTS woodland snd sal, inesdow
Also Farm Of so scres wiki good house and paIn o0r
mile. from, Orsn- re on The road 10 Hcrrsown with go
acres OF psstu and woodland nearly adjoining well ca
c,ia:ed for Dairy Sheep FarIr.
Alsa the house and lot Joining The Homestead loArts
the village; hcu=s II scrss
Also new lsad in Ohio Missouri and Tennessee for sale
or exchange NJ 8. EDGAR, 50 Waist -.
VM EDGAR. Railway. Executors
GARRISON EOGtS :"
John s. Edgar offers for sas his YARN OF ne acres or-
n!e from Woodbridge The land "a excellent CONDITION
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This Company nas had but luss amounting to s roh
The premiums pail 10 clst sn- IN secured f'o't
pgyabe in II month"; win per Interest subject 70 AS
sessmsn,s II required losses sud renewable II de-
sired by the insured
RESJ c. MILLER Secretary. JOSEPH L. LoRo Agent
Dr. Lanaa SL-.gart No. Eunl.aL M.lIcA. Exsmlner !
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~" AOPtoSITIoN 70 Imposition -f;xpres'

~" eOtFVSlIIJN % ImPOsluon--F.Npress
r-s a---s L ne for Hartford via New Gavsu.-Earr
Se,v Haven "a rents. through Hsrtfori
- No charge Jr hsrhsrhe si-uuch and eisgsn stesu
boat EXPRESS. Capt Hitchcock. viii leave pier foot OF
Poosevet.t e X ever Taesl lay Thursday and Saturday
afternoon ri ococ5 Returning, SHE viii ieAyc New Hs
every Monday "Wednesday I'd FriGdy evening, Al 10
o'clock. The above boat biit expressly this
Al! buill IN the most Substantial manner being cop
Dered and copper Tst portion the travelling
public dssiruu, OF seeing tho fare Kept =, re above low
rates vii, well to patrnlze the Express For freight
cr passsge-bsving elegant accommodations
spply or board the boat or - J. y. DlLrS. AGENT.
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