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MOTT CE.-Tle subscriber, save himself and others
great amount of postage, and also 10 himself
aud his Clerks continued dcluEe OF letters OF N
curry gives hs printed notice that ne has disposed either
actually pro. pectvelv, OF almost all his Farming Land
lille his Land his description remains unsod. II
chiefly the military townships, in the northern part OF
the Saie-iu the towns of Russell Fulton, Davenport,
Florence Annsve and Sco, and in the Cheaango Tri-
angle.
The subscriber has containing hbon Seventy Five
Thousand Acres; which, although said 10 be- for the mos,
pa smooth aud arabic are nevertheless remote from
settlements b. regarded by him desirable for farming
tie present time. II; however companies OF destitute
and worthy emgrants shall be willing 10 venture deep
into the Wilderness they shall whatever their national
gin their religion receive, without charge such Of
these tracts they shall reduce actual occupation Or
if spectators IN and who believing the subscriber
does thai the building OF the Champan and Ogdcnsbursh
Railroad and The execution of other projected and proba
bile improvements will greatly hasten the settlement, and
increase the value OF these shall be disposed 10 iu
vest in ihem they may have any of them for TWENTY
CENTS ACRE And great indeed. is the subscriber
desire rid Of his landed property and have II in
hands where il will be useful han IN his own. that,
should such spectators be disposed buy a.! Of these
tracts, they may take them al TEN CENTS AN ACRE
More than twoihus Of the Land in these tracts Is IN the
County oSt Lawrence. The remainder Is divided chiefly
between the Counties Of Franklin and HerkiRer.
rslerboro. October I'd. l9-G EEkRIT SMITH.
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sND sTO E,IIGRANTS ~ 4,.siy~-rrrTTTI,7,,,
- OrHERS GOING WEST ss.sszTs-.--.s-5


FORWARDING LlNE-The Subscribers beg TO inform
heir friends and the public generally and emgans pac
uary that they aronow prepared 10 forward passengers
all parts OF The Western States and Canada, the very
lowest nnd with certainty OF passengers expetenc
ing no delay any place the Being interested
equally IL all the modes of conveyance into the interior, m
partial advice VIII he given those ab0ui0 proceed West,
the best mode Of travel well the best routes To
take for any inland town IN the United States Canada
the "Emgrdnis Irreinc Gud." which not only gives the
of passage. but also the distance all parts OF the
Canada together with the time usually occupied
In performing journey To given pac", may he had
gratis, on application NJ their Office.
From the superior In which this branch Of their
hitherto been conducted the subscribers
with certainty guaranty that difficulty or delay can
possibly be experienced by any person going oy their Line
aud the frauds daily committed by irresponsible
parties persons gong West should deter those about
curing their passage from engaging any where bu, at 81 Of
ce OF established responsibility. The subscribers would
here state that teir various conyeynces, va Railroad
Cars Canal Boats. and Steamer, such cannot be
passed II cquulrd For farther particulars, apply n by
letter, postpudl la w. &. j. T. TAPSCOTTl
86 S0utlI-st. door West OF Burlmg-sllp.
n B.-W. i j. r. r. continue patch first class pack
els to London, Liverpool, GlnsgOw, NewOreans, Mo-
bile, Savannah and Charleston, with punctlaiiy Also 70
make arrangements for bringing out passengers from any
part OF the old country aud give dras for any amount pay
able demand IN any part Of Great Britain or Ireland
ms iu.N
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f1y 4 nan by The s--Gle q Eam!ln, OF ! Say,
Ia Who was In the habit sonzipg mis- wifi warned
by somebody TO leave tbe p;sce N due time Tn.s ne
All NO. heed Mr. Somebody and somebody's friends
wen, 10 the house Of said Harniin and rode him on
rail 20 the river where theJ pu. him in skH and tran
ported him % the Kentucky side gave him dollar and
ordered him 70 iea7e- dis wife the next DAY followed
him notwithstanding MS in treatment of her was SO
outrageous awaken the indignation Of the conn1n
nifty. Louisville Democrat
HORSE CHoLERA.-This disease. which has peer;
ia Esser Count in tbs t.;e il now making sad haToc
in Lower Jersey. The Salem Standard says tafi N II
sinborough N TIA. County twenty horses nave aeo
OF within short tne some o. the 'sters ~ .-,s
denic lbeiF'ue'e w. 81 a i'''''-
~ We understand that the packet schooner
Mai from, Truro relative 20 the safety OF which there
was some apprehension, made harbor at Brewster
which prevented her reaching this port before now
Boston D. ADV.
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.Kgars For The Tribune.
~ MS. >. ". MEacrR.


True, indeed ,itis
,.or, Dea,i has hidden from our sight,
ma gsritsiest OF the minds regaro.-' ''Hs''''
,,. remains of the Poe: Keats are depo'eo II tle
~-.,.,v os the Pro.es,ants at Rome ne 'e" 'a''
~ bis life were completely eDshroudeo WIZ pan
~ ..dneaa %caused by the malicious power " ',''
ava 10 /, has been attributed the cause OF his pre-
-,,,re decay. He expressed himself IN NE a. afeaoy
,s- ~. aowers growing over him and desired at
ieenne h.ve engraven on his tomb Here lies
,,.r,e was writ in water His request has been
- 70 and neat marble Tombstone (surmouned
tyre in bass.reevo) has been erected 70 his mem
I. hears no name yet rife with the history OF the
departed Poet
A14sl poor KEATS too early was the spell
or the Destroyers signet O er thee cast.
while yet upon thy spirit darkly fell lpasSed;
Those clouds OF sorrow, which full soon hsa
Nethinks, and vanished, as thy numbers rose
In blended strains of purity and love-
Rut thou vert called 10 know Deaths calm repose'
And tune thy Lyre to loitler themes above
Earth was the loss ere this thou hadst been known
A star Of glory mid The lights which shine
Ger the broad sea where Intellect has thrown
Her gem-like beauties, while each strain divine
Echoes afar ser every land and sea
In deathless murmurs touching OFT the spring
OF the heart hidden fountains-hearts whose tree,
Glad buoyancy had passed while shadows hns
Their heightened shh1lnES v Vt lit Sphit wv
Down TO the earth In sorrow and awakes
Them unto life and gladness-yet the cloud
Which swiftly passes o or mankind ard taxes
Their souls ethereal essence, spared thee no' -
Oh Bard OF promise, whose imPassionte.di lays
sprang from heart which neer through me forgot
Its native purity though IN tue ways
or LIES stern disappointments IT bad known
Earth's bitter lessons and had felt expand
Gently above it flowers which long have thrown
Their richest perfume Der that Southern lana
Where rears thy Tomb crowned with a voiceiesS
Whose nafoeless record OF thy fe-thy day
Thy souls dependence the electric wire
While its freed musings quickly pour Der thee,
OH lowly sleeper mid earths songs ren 1ss
Youth. age and Manhood. Love and Grief are
To ioin in chorus while all Nature pours
Sad tears of tribute Ger thy namcless grave
And uownrd yet linked unto virtue soars
Thy name, Oh Keats not written in the wave
Whose deepest impress soon IS swept away.
1t lives on Memory's ever glowing page,
Nor soon will fade beneath the Eye OF Day
Topanda PennsyiraHia.
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Law Court.....TDeferred.

SUPERIOR Corar-D CT YIN Dtnnsfordvs
DGn! E. Tyle> F. Pat7o, and 9t7s-Ihe Piaint1a recov
cred verdict for damages being iOrcioy dlsPossss
ed Of the Opera House IN Chahoersst Motion Is made
for new tral The Court thinks that rs Mr.. Daneord
did not pay or tender the $500 advance on giving notice
OF wanting the place another month the proPfetors
had r;znt reener, and an acton o. trestass cainoI
be sustained Sew rrial allowed.
jobs, r. Garcia "a. The Jackson liar'n> IHs Co-AcaoI
on policy Of insurance for )erked peel insured N
French vessel The Court considers the memo u uie
oIicv as IN ucrishabe goods 20 apply only 10 tnose
which are perishabie in Themselves which Jerked beet
ia a.d mot 10 be-sso that the vessel was found n suca
,yav AZ 20 render her seaporhy under the lava OF the
l. : which s all that is required Judgment Ter PLAIN
tiff amount 10 DC adjusted
! ] Carr rs T. J. BlinLzn1R.-Tne defendant should
have Obtained the special report and paid the referees
for so much per folio drawing up. referees
ARE NJ, prevented By the new law, although Attorneys
are from charging by the folio. Ordered that the re-
nor. must DC Obtained within two dsys. &c.
I'm Val va Eaa Rirer ms. Co-Action on policy
of property near Williarnsburgh. New trial granted
{Iryrior vs. Le1sis Ct Anew trial allowed.
John Shepherd vs. Ha1rd Reynolds Judgment: affirm,
K.ly vs Patrick Eoone-Judgment reversed
There were three other decisions or appeal
Counr OF CoxMox PLrAs.-Before Judge Ingra
harn-Petc7 Poii0p VS.. DaRt S. Dfier and Stephen s
Cnrk-Action aganst the sureties bail bond for
house 81 Adams Vt TO recover for alleged breach OF
contract in sending Hay to plaintiff IN the Fall OF
1915 the damage laid al $1,000 This Gaze, which has
been for several days terminated yesterday IN YER
die, for defendants.
Before Judge Daily.-Hiuiam l.. Dererno IS. Mo:es L.
Phi!ips-Action for SANDER by the manager OF the
Chatham Theatre against performer formerly ensag
ed By him, in saying that Mr D. was thief and rob
Der and he (p) could prove it, But little defence was
offered Verdict this forenoon For pitt. Mr.. J. NJ.
Smith Jr For didt Mr.. a. d. Russell.
COURT OF OYER AYD TERMINER-No cases were
ready for trial yesterday and the Court adjourned to
this forenoon.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-Beforc Judge
Bet,s-Prudent Roster placed upon trial charged
with breaking open boxes and stealing 2iG gold and
silver watches board the packet ship Iowa, the
passage from Hayre New York also breaking open
pa ssengers trunk sc. defence OF insanity up
Testimony was taken and the Court adjourned TO this
forenoon Mr.. Butler for United States Messra Stall
chi and Spencer for prisoner.
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ARRIVED.
Ship Mcclellan, Smith, DIS I'm New'Lonion in ballast
10 master.
Bark Pcro Kenny, 10 DIS fun Darien lumber. TO Camp
bell 4 Moore
Brig / Richardson, Park. from Maracaibo via Della
ware Breakwster, coffee sc 10 Wood
Brig Emma, Durham, Il ds I'm Trinidad de Cuba su
gar &c 70 Chasielsin \ Ponvert Left barks Cantaro
Shields for Philad. soon; Casids Higgins Boston do
brig Cano:cus, Copeland. New York do; schr Austin
Weston, Boston, few days
Br brig Gany,nede Taye, ds I'm Windsor Ms plas
ter, 10 Soule Whitney s Co,
Br brig Mars Patterson, l6 is I'm Windsor rs plaster
10 Soulc Whitney & Co.
Br brig Atlas McCulsm 10 ds I'm Pc,ou CB coal. to
Soule Whitney s Co.
Brig Geuius, De Wolfe, ~ ds TN Sagua la Grande su.
gar, master.
Sehr Juhette, woslom, from Petersburg, ,ndse TO J
Hunter.
Schr Alhambra Timer is i'm Tholnss,on lime, to
MASTER
schr Msris csusey Stubs DIS I'm philad, rndse. to
master.
Sehr Rochester. Bingham, ds I'm Richmond, tobacco
sc TO J 4 Briggs.
Sehr New Zeasnd. polsnd ds t,., Iubec plaster. to
master.
Sehr 4 simpson, Simpson, 3 DIS I'm Machias Ne hum.
her, 10 Snow.
Schr Santiago insrshar is I'M Thomaston l,nc IN
MISTER.
Schr Coral, in, Tho,nas.on. lime
Sehr Vesper. Wood. - ds I'm Norfolk corn. 10 c
Williams
Br schr Thomas Person, Roberts 10 ds I'm Nassau n
2. salt and tr,t 70 Acksriey. ID inst Oft Hatteras
spoke bris Excel hence for savannah DAYS out
Schrs Gil Bias Fsrren, and Isaac lawson Revel both
from Virginia porsYoes
Srhr Peruvian Chase is I'm Baltimore cedar post
10 master
Sehr Julis * Nancy Lewis ds I'M Sewbern. NC.
naval stores 10 L Blackwell
SAILED.
Win&-WSW.
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A RE THE CONSERVATIVES aware now impor.
DRINTING INK MnnraeLory.-The .nt.crib.

DRINTING INK Manuiaciory.-The subscriber
L has recently introduced steam power nHG improved
machinery into his maau.aciOry which enables him
ush Eis customers with very superior article Printers
and merchants may have orders for Printers Ink vii
md them promptly executed moderate prices and may
rely being supplied with Ink Of excellent quality, and
Of Interchangeable color The subscriber manufactures Ink
of various coiOrs viz red hue, g,ser &c Orders d
reci-d his Elanuacory 20 Front- between Mont COM
cry and Governor through the Dispatch Post will be
pGnctualy attended This paper has been printed by
ink from thi. mandatory Tor several years.
10 2nDSW GEORGE MATHER.
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I AMPS, GIRANDOLES, Hall Lanterns, and Chan
- celiers.-Dez, Brother Co. Washin gton Stores, No
l5s Willisn-st are manufacturing and have always
hand, full assortment Of articles II their line, of the fol-
lowing descriptions, which hey VIII sell al wholesale
retail al low prices for cash -
Solar LenpGit Broazs and siiyered in great variety
SU,p-ndlng Soars DO. Go.
Bracket SOlAr-, do do
Solar Chandeliers, do. do. =. 3 and lights
Su-pendmg Camphene Lamps; Bracket do. d.
Side
CampheEe Chanceiers-2 aud lights.
Charlottesville SIivered and Bronzed various patterns
Hall DEMONSTRATIONS sizes with stained glass.
- 3in DEITZ. BROTHER ! co.
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i CENTS AND CANyASSERs WANTED 20
- CGstnoers's Information Inc People, Pop
uiar ErcyesoPed Embracing 81 The branches Gene
"a Nov ledge necessary constitute well informed
MAJ Illustrated BY upward OF so EngEsyIrgs. To be
completed n 70 Nos s. = Gents each
Apply 70 Burgess. Sirirger Co. 20 Broadway ". Il.
Ur"hsi E!oune Buildings d LCns Brother, 3 Ann
81 OF w Taylor. No 2 Aston Ho1.-
q No letters VIII De attended which the postage
i not pad. oi
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EALFARE FOR COLD WEATHER..
E'RASER'S PATENT DOOR PADS, for excluding wind
and sirr from the bottoms vi door. is inserted into The
lower RAJ! Of ne door, down the Sill tclose- and
rss wnin The ral a. II opera They healthy, because
the undercGrr-nt Of which cannot warmed By
hcia! ueana = excluded they comfortable because
The p-raure - equs.sed and The feet any
psrt OF tn room they economical because there is
cod air aned and Of less fuel required keep
srn Price q ~ per door winch lneid-s putting in
Manufactures by JOHN FRASER
aI9 No Cta;ha1n-s1u@re. Segs-York
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miscellaneous.

NO MORE WHITE. GRAY. OR RED HAIR.
4 REMEDY which enhances considerably the beauty
"a the appearance The thHt
which IL much di-k-d. IL Is pleasing have efficient
means remove these defects To this change OF
hair much wished FOR l. the grand and n"verailing
property Jules HaueFs Vegetable Liquid Hair Dye,
which the proprietor will justice state is far beyond
anything Of the kind yet known IN this any other
country. IL properties very powerful though very
innocent This chemical result Is wonder, il enables
persOus dye nsananeouy their hair without the least
Inconvenience. For changing red gray hair whskeTs,
eyebrows &c TO brown. black, chestnut color The
slightest ry consequence need not be feared from It's
it is altogether harmless This composition is the only
sanctioned by the science OF chemistry dye IN
iajelbe manner the various gradal0ns oco.oTs without
danger or inconvenience, aud has justified tie liberal
anu unlimited confidence OF the public. Ii black
is required ask for box marked N. If brown box marx
ed b. For sale, wholesale and retail, 10y
JULES HACEL Periuper and Chemist.
No. los. Third-st below Chernut, Phi!l-
Beware OF Counierfeit,. Ask for g Jules Haueis We
geabc Liquid Hair Dye you the genuine article.
A Premium awarded al tie Frankin institute.
And my Agents. WYATT & kETcHAM, l2l Fulton St;
V. Clireug, 25 and 2g Broadway; r A. Aruellt Lainy
Bazaar Broadway and Liberty J. B. Jacqucmod,
il5 Broadway; Haviand, Reese Co. M4idenane; aud
AT all the respectable Druggists IN the L. $ s3 Inn
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IN FOR SALE-A Farm OF 81 acres in FshkiIl,

Ea FOR SiLE-A Farm OF 81 in Fishkil,
Duchess county IL IS partly high limestone land
with some rich alIyial meadows along the Slaitca.
wan Greek The buildings are new and eXtensye-tle
fences all good aud the soil in tine condition Increased
production be obtained from neAhausilbe supplies of
muck and limestone the farm IL lies miles from the
Hudson River, besides which the villages. mills and fac
tories near furnish abundant market In produciyeness
and position, vi the choice locations the
ty; and 10 gentleman the beauty of ts part Of the
try and the variety OF lis make desirable resi-
dence Address, postpaid, WIN. VAN WICK,
Dltr zrnN
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,sersoRoLos;IcAI, REGISTER FOR. SEPTEMBER 1875:

NE ofas S
Canuun candN yfg The Trh1nei
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CUNIYEKI.AN Nd COAI4-The EctIan Co9!-St III dis
" charge few days cargo Of the above coal fresh
from the company mines, in good order, al lamps at the
foot OF Threeuih-st n. r. For sale low for cash apply
10 T STOKES DICkERSON, No 6S Thirteenth -
s near 9th av.nue and ln7 Anhony-st Broadway.
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FRANCIS Il LoUTREI., Manufacturers
aud lmnor,ers. Z. MAlden.l. n..
BELLEvILLE WHITE LEAD.

BELLEV1LLE WHITE LEAD.
THE subscribers receiving from the factory of Belle
vile " j. iher regular supplies OF this superior Lead
dry and IN oil. put Up IN casks and kegs which they
equal quality any imported brand For sale 10
FRYATr. CAMPBELL CO. la5 Froni-st
Asc-Red i.-sd. Lhsrge. and Orange Mineral si Stu-
& EDWARDS LESTER, American Consul at cie
-. roa requests all his friends and correspondents TO
inward heir communications him through HaTnden
Co.'S Express, Wsllst prepaid or they VIII not be for
wSrded. Gun
EA(;LE HARROR Mining Compsny-Nolic. ;.
share OF the capsl saoea OF The Eagle Harbor Mning
Company Is due and payable he S;h d4y OF October
1915, 8; my ot1ce. By order Of The Trustees
o. ~ HENRY DoTY, Seey end Treasurer.
STEA1l Engine Boilers and Machinery bought ,od
= sad exchanged on commission &C hand SIX horse
Engine Boiler End CONNECTIONS complete, Boiler for
sssl! engine o5 III eG:ns house Safety Valves Pumps,
Coss. Pipes, Circular Saw and Beach, Srang Pul!eys
&c. Wanted, several Ensines Ter cash al No i0i
Hins-si- os lweods
SCH0OI. FOR SaLE.-The goo; VIII snd SxT::re5
the city The advertiser Ayxiou. 10 leave the civ For
srther Information cal 3 The Drug Store o Pnce
I EECHES, LEECHES. LEECaEs!-A fresh
Ia sGP2y of large and healthy Swedish Leeches Ju.t
ceyr, for sale IN qusnaes 20 sU purchasers packed ~
50 IS TO be transported AEy distance slih safety,
as I'm I'm ?ort-cs Of L-.eb-s, 50 lohn-.s
NEWJRRSEY COPPER ORE.-For sale 50
IONS Of Copper Ore tgray siipsaTe! RON The Fleming
W &c ->e''' No !. Hs asSSt
DIAPER Of Aay size anG caAli.y made 10 orieg By
L ~ 2~ CYRUS W FIELD. ? Rurl.nssir
CORD0YA PI.AINS-For sale By C 5. HARRIS,
- IS 10 Eyebznge-piace-
WRAPPING; PAPER-IOoO res;as Tor sale BY
w SO sw CYRUS W. FIELD. Ba=lls-sip.
HARDWARE PAPER-Al sizes and Tve: shrs for
"a SAFE ey CYRUS w FIELD. Barllns slip 50 2~
u hEATaISG PAPER-Fur houses md ships Tor
~ sNe by Cyrus W. FIELD. Bur!.ng slip IS ew
DIG IR0N-lau tors No ViesOris Pig Iror Fo- sale
By CAss WARD i CoNorER Nc 90 BIZ, I'd
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co FOR SALE-A Farm OF 81 acres in The highest
state Of cgiyaon-fruit trees of all kinds-one mile
- from Undertook, and The distance from TX.
President Van Buren's. Buildings and fences new with
cedar posts. Each lot well wacted. Inquire Of a. b.
VEnt-rpoo No & Furais's Building. Wal-s or Of John
). Vo-burgh. 62 South-st- loo 2lsi-sL s,5 2rnt
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SIS FOR SIIE or TO LET-goa

a. TIRE. houses he North side u Tcnih>t
- immediately East OF and within view 81 rcmpAins
They are built ard i>hed N he best manner
there handsome Egyptian u:aatels snc fashionable
CRATES II The Easements and second >ories-Lroc
Introduced They VIII te sold 81 lei on favorable
terms. Immediate possession may be hal For terms, sp
ply on The premises ct 10 r. HOGAN, 81 BsesmSn>t
To Let, the large Cellar OF SeeSmSn ard GIN
- u6 81
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Books.
TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
This Dav Published No ct
TUE AESAIIST:

Tbi- Dav Published No. / ot
THE ANNALtST;
A RECORD OF Pracucal Medicine, 10 The Ciy Of New
u York Edited hy WIN. C. Roberts NJ d. Fellow oil the
College Of PHYSICIANS aud Surgeons Of NeT-iork.
Contents OF No. l. Vol l. Of the Annai-t for October
i. Observations on Group. By Alexander H. Ste
vens. VI. d.
H. Onarterly Report Of the y. Y Lyingn Asylum By
Augustus G Elliot, NJ. D. Resident Physician
III Report Of the Ciinique OF me College OF Physicians
" Report ofihe < Y Pathological Society.
patronage OF Ouacsery.
VI. Editorial Department
VIl.-Medioal Department OF the University OF Penn
VII. Medical Reform 3essen Degrees
N..Medicne in the West
y. Emecs N Children By John q Beck, NJ ~
Xl.. Professional Courtesy.
NIL. Obituary.
TrRMs-The Aunai-t viii be published on the ls and
18th OF each month"; each number viii contain "a pages OF
matter neatly printed good paper and with cover
Price g per annum, payable IN advance single Nos ~
cents.
The publisher In reference the permanency OF this
Journal assures the Medical Profession that he has made
such arrangements place It's continuance beyond the
contingency failure. Address. post paid, the puhsheer
Of Il DANIEL ADEE, l0' Fulton-si. y. I.
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pines COUGH CASDY.-EAviag been strongly
her-cci-Ec! by klat friends 10 ny c Il. Rings
Solsh Saney Tor very severe cold did So with
cuess great sceticsIn ~ bet hen found
yseh se-cly u relieved and able attend % hose d.
ss iion WEIGH had seriously feared 10 be tebaed
Iee.-ns o. insnsu,ess md desire 70 benet; Others
prompted ne 10 give TIE s nsGence nv R1y pos
sess IN making Inc vir,nes OF his remedy known 10 The
pooac snc psrlng hle Of tha: which Il Prover5isLy
60 Hssi't-nee - tie -1ec;s OF uediclne-lzn-Iy COP
sdencs SAMUEL D. BURCHAaD
fasior q accsionst Presbyterian Church, Houston
and Thompson STA
New ork, January p ls4d- .ls In.
70. save oy c q RING. 80 Broadway, John -:
TiC VIC %, Pa: IRON.-l9a TONS Victoria easT-
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GEORGE b. CHASE.
Auburn August H. 1876 s2dw
On FARM FOR sALE.-TIe undersigned, in cons,

m FAKNI FUK S:tI4E.-I he undtrs enrd, IN conse
w quenCe OF III health offers for sale in los suit pur
- chaser-, the beautiful Farm (yc known as the Pat
tersonl which b. now resides situated the road
former paccOn the line OF the Newly and Eric Rail-
road. and directly fronting the Susquehanna river The
state OF Improvement Is well waercd, and abundance of
fruit There dwelling -houses. Zone of which is
superior one fronting directly the rver,) three barns
and numerous outhou-es. sheds, &c the premises II
not sold at private sale previous 10 the 9Th dag OF Sepem
Der, II viii theu that day at O'clock be- sold public
auction the premises. Most OF the purchase money
may remain on bond and mortgage for term OF years.
JOSEPH SAYRE
81. ,,tp 70 V Nu.t nnlhuI ttn.
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nATFNT BILL FILEs.--Just received. neT
style OF BIZ file which offered al wholesale and re-
taIl a, a very low price, by FRANCIS LOUTREL.
o5 .w Manufacturing S,atoners, n aaden'!soc