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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15
Co 1)arinersh hips.

10 lJlrlHfIsIlps.
nVoRITZ KIER-KI. GUSTAV WI Nk-Dls-
wi sOLUTiON.-The c0phrtncfship heretofore sAlsng
beesn Mont Kiersk and Gustav Munk, under the nrm
OF KIERsKI MUNK j. this day dissolved by mutual coz
sent All persons having demands against hefskl MuhA
vii be- maid on presentation u their accounts Al her sofe
store is Wsief II presented IN ten days from MS date
and al debts due 10 Kefski Munk also be .eed al
- 80 ,i.re NORTH KiEESkl,
NO a. GUSTAV MUSk.
nI--oiITIUN-The partnership heretofore eXlstns
Dbeiween JOHN BRIDGE and LEWIS X bhiDOE'
under the Il m OF J. L. X Bridge Is dissolved y me &c
cease OF Lewis X Bridge All claims against the ae ~ N
or ether Of the partners will be paid on presentation
due or will be csshed a. legal Interest u no
Tie Outstanding business will be iqudsed oy ne SUD
scriber who viii sign for the hrn A. surviving pafhe
e--,r ~ JOHN BRIDGE.
Eew-York, lst Jany. lSf7. u In
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4 SUSPICIOUS VESSEL OFF THE COAST or LOh-
rDAWe have received letter from an old friend and
shivnste Capt Robert Parker Of the schooner Morea
Of Kennebunk dated Key West December q. in when
be gives the following account Of suspicious Fessei
which ne met with his passage 10 that piace-proOa
bly, nlsrauding pnvateer or pirate "naef hecan GO
lors
On the 18Th inst about ten o'clock IN the evening
the Double Headed shot Keys bearing South some nine
or ten leagues distant made sail ahead, standing
toward us When nearly up with us and TO windwsro'
she tackled and shortened sail keeping along with "
snd presenting the appearance Of long low OiscH
brig We showed them ght, but no notice was TAKEN
OF " she remained in this position TOT tnIee quarters
of an hour when she passed ahead and fred at us from
musket and in about fifteen minutes, fired again from
n carriage gun We then hove 10, when the ST. ange
vessel ran under our lee within hsng distance Out
she wed no gbt and said not word II was very dsrk
nj the time The brig remained near as the whole night
Sometimes che would range few miles ahead, ana then
return and her station on the lee quarter apPa
renty endeavOrng find out the character oil our yes
sell AT daylight an hernaphTodite brig was seen pass
inr us 10 windward steering the North east, which
seemed 10 alarm the stranger who Immediately eit U.S.
sad hauled his wind 10 the Eastward hled away
made sail aud proceeded on my voyage 10 this place
II ia my opinion that this vessel pirate or belong
ing TO that order for no Government vessel would
have conducted strangely was the case win TINS
vessel"
Captain Parker says farther that on that evening il
had been blowing fresh bu, had moderated and the sea
was smooth and during the night the wind was very
light His schooner (the Morea) was small with no
means of defence means OF escaping The feelings
OF himself and crew must have been exceedingly IN
pleasant during the eight hours OF dark night, with
such an equvocal character lodging about them, and
not knowing at what precise moment they might be
boarded stabbed, and thrown overheard! Bost Jour.
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IlOw's LInIsIENl

BOWS LItIiiEN1-Cme ior Group, Nhoopns
ID Cough and Bronchitis DR. BOW, a graduate OF me
University Of Edinburgh and long medical pracuo
In ENGLAND new retired from business recommends MS
Linmeul 10 the American public Beside nunheress cases
Witnessed IN bis own extensive pracu,e IN England IN
which the Linnent has once faei oi ~ ehcacy Dr
Bow has approbaory oifers f0m Distinguished indtsdu-
ais IN Grez Britain snd America agouchng the complete
success OF this valuable medicine To he had with direc-
lions for using IT, At iS Chshsm-st l ElghihaFrnus,
near Eigteenih-s and 80 Bowefy corner OF BOND 81
~ Work y - nhisi ~, wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

~ Cooks Woclen Mills in Preston, Conn. took
hre on Friday evening and burned 10 the ground Tie
Are took in the second loft by what means Is unknown
but when discovered II had gained too much Roadway
10 be got under Nothing wss saved from the mills
Estimated loss $1,000 on which was $500 al the ftna
ofir, Hartford
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

Ga FARN.-At private sale, Farm containing about
W $50 acres situated IN the township Of Lodi bergen
~%County New Jersey, about seven miles from Jersey
CITY on the line OF the Paterson RairOsdcsn be reached
In half an hour; 100 under high CULTIVATION
100 acres Of woodland producing very heavy umbet sn
bIe for ship building. tho residue meadow land The
Farm enclosed by stone fences There are on the pre-
misses good two Story dwelling and Two or thee Cottages
Barns Smith shop Vegetable and other Ou houses, All IA
good ORDER fne road the houses and living spring
barn irn orchards, grapevines NC For nrtherar
n.rticniars Apply 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECkER,
no fx AuctOneer, BIOadst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15
WILLIAM JONES. sherA.
J. W ALLEN, DEPUTY Sheriff d15 lawow

DY ORDER Of Hon Charles ?. Oay, Associate Judge
ID OF the Court Of Common Pleas for he City and County
Of New VQk-Noce is hereby given, pursuant 10 ie pro-
visions Of he statute authorizing chnents aust az
sounding concealed and nonresident debtors, that An Al
tacmenf pa, issued against the estate OF George nov"
ard resident OF Providence, State q Rhode Island and
hat the same will be sold for the payment OF MS debts
unless he appear and discharge such attachment according
% law within nine months from The hrst publication OF s
notice; and that the payment Of any debts que 20 MN Dy
II suy property within this State belonging 70 him. aud
lie transfer any such property BY him. are forbddel ny
is,y md are void Dated The l1h day OF October 1896
STERLING 4 THAYER,
~ is,,9,, New York
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CITY ITEMS.

~ several more soldiers deserted iron Gov
efnof Island and Fort Hamilton
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INTER ARRANGEMENT
n HSsSES sSS .ssS S. ss'i <

y--.- r,zf..,zuaar1 MORRIS md ESNkN NNTINVNU
~ SSSSsss1sSrScu Leave Nev-tOrs, Ocloch A NJ
HKS-k----o'c Pk T. ~. Leave Newsrb, ~ oelt
A. NJ. O'Clock, Pm. Leave Moffs1o~n, '0ehNsi n ~
2 O'Clock, p. . -, IN .
Passengers BY the Morning Train to Morlsovn VII a.
,,ve Their, Al where the stages will BE- In readiness
M convey Them To Schooleys Mountain, Nsshn ginn Bel
yiisre and tzsicn daily " succasunny sanhope
Milford ani Owego on Mondays Nedncsaa..s 500 re
5.v. and to- Rorsawsy, Dover, Sparta and Newton 90
Tuesiays Thursdays and Saturdays each Line tsViiuh;
the following days to meet the T. NJ ualns TO- ~ =
The arrival OF the cars Al MOuist0wn.
Passengers 10 ,hrough, IA and om Jersey cly wihvu
changing cars On leaving the city pass myers whi dt
n their baggage In the al the foot OF Coran A. whsfs
An cent will he IN attendance ~ receive ~ All packages
or bundles must be- entered tho wsybil or Tue eomis
ny I'm not hold themselves responsible
Freight will ba forwarded Immediately 10 fio,eo".
nom Albany Basin, by stephens and Cundll LIN "
soops la Nowark OF from the II snsporIsOn thce OF ne
N J. r. X and Trans. Co foot 81 LbeIysl and desi
will be cellsd for Ia sny part Of the city by appanon
sAid Olhce. ln1l IVA uoDO, oupenoe"'.i.-
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~ Another false alarm OF Ere at u O'Clock
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: .,g-N,ySSE w s6is Hsll, Ia -;

b - Y.aE-;7< AND Eklt kNLr III xN9E
snmB@.- ROAD LINE lbtafg -
tr,ange s,snt-ro commence Monday, DccegDsf ,h-
For passengers once each way daily lexoepl suoasy'
Leave New-York from the fool u Dusne.ss ~ $500
M for Plermout Ramepo, Monroe, Chester, potass'
Mddletown Ousyills, aud all the Intermediate sos.
Leave Ousve aG7i A NJ middieiown al % oo'n7A"
a. and Chester at 3 Al A. NJ for New York
fare betw cen New-Yofk and O,isviho ~ ~.
freight from Nsw-York will b- received 81 ne '.osa
Dusne sl On board the barges Samuel Marsh ana hsal
suydam Jr one Of which VIII lssye tia city Ao jew
r. NJ ON Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays -.
Freight for NewYOfk VIII be taken by No us Irs,.s
Ousyl al CLOCK a. NJ tho above i.1ilonsi in-'
DAYS In each week Dec. L. 1870.
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SOMETHING STRANGE. The Network Irlb
une seems think strange of that men weep over the
Comparatively trihing oss OF lie on board tie Atlantic
while hardly mOuentsry shock is carried TO the heart
on reading the accounts OF wholesale slaughter in the
siege and on the battle field But certainly this is not
strange than the truth OF the saying
zone murder makes villsn--thousoEds hero
The Tribune should recollect that Whatsoever be the
motives of those Americans who so much A. even wills
per doubt about the necessity OF the wal with Mezi
Co show upits horrors and miseres-which are Ger
tany greater than those OF other wsrn order that
speedy end may be put To them and the scene OF car
mage and desolson changed TO one more acceptable In
the sight of a God of Mercy Peace and Love Tho
Tribune we repeat shoud rocoiect th6t whenever an
American intcrposes in this way. no matter how pure
and really patriotic be bis motives he Is sure TO be as
sailed by the bulldogs and terriers Of the adminstra
press and treated, not as he really H. friend 10
his cOuntrys best interest 10 her present happiness ana
prosperity snd her future welfare, but an enemy y
beth. a traitor to the laws and constitution under
which he live. 80
The Tribune makes an appeal the Ministers OF the
Prince of Peace" Why IN one or two instances
where cleYgymen have ventured so lar as 10 de the
existence OF the war they have been attacked by GER
tain portions of the press with the oitierest denunca
ZION and hercest SCOTS in spirit not less snvenomed
than that which among the ierocious wreiches oil eru
salem melted snd iniamed The cry OF "Cruciiy him
Cruelty him "-or that which gsred out IN Notsire :
lifelong exclamation which he go often had on his lips
10 express how he hated the memory Of the Saviour OF
| the world Crush the wretch
| Undoubtedly War II a master or rather mother oil
Evil for IL IL prolific IN all other woes. Men acknowl
edge this tsh with lp-servcc which is almost all the
homage the Of them pay IT, but incite OF welcome
the evil often when there Is no necessity Tor H. That
the soptirnents which lead 10 such state Of things
should be corrected and purified there cen be no doubt
and us regards the present all those editors who
feel that they do anything toward result so dear
TO the heart OF every lever Of his kind OF every human
being who wishes that the OF his fellow country
men and fellow men, should be upward and not down
ward should speak out regardless OF the denuncaion
or threats OF those pro1gste presses which in pursuit
of partisan objects and blinded by sense OF se int
rest reckessly sustain that tend to turn the
government into an ntolerable despotsm and TO ship
wreck the country in all Us bestnterests and most hal
lowed property. 81 Louis New Ira
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

sale valuable Farm In Neslcheser Co. about -
miles from the city, containing 81 acres OF when 10
acres are wood land and the remainder meadow ana good
III able land and Is Of easy access via fOnkes ny slea
boat and via ruckahoe Depot by Railroad On The pre-
misses modern built house with Kitchen attached
barn and out budings-n0w occupied by Mr. }. Earring
" ho will the premises. For particulars apply 10
ANTHONY BLsECkEh, Aucnonesr
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lGkA riencs and Boston, VIA Long lsaI
taA -r1---HN Railroad al half.pas o'clock r n
from, south F.r,v Fare 60 stonug ton 81 ~ ARE 10 Pn
idence - gsie 3 TO Boston commencing nisy ysns
avs Trans leave South Ferry, Wm1,hshi nnly'
nyton half an hour tn advance Oi the seanhosuon NrN
Y9rk .nd proceed by steamboat tam to fioYaenes .a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15
.ny.LrAgIE FARM Al AUCTION

- TpsIUrnfe vii De sOIf ~ InOIt sHIH
- on Wednesday January "a l84l between me houfs
OF 10 A. NJ aud Z. AL the residence OF the SUBSCRIBER
ts farm on which he now resides sad farm IL situated
Al Lonrhill IN Chatham township, Morris Co y ylhg
on the Passaic River and within Two miles OF inc motifs
aud EsseN Railroad The farm contains - acres o slpe
Nor quality land about ~ OF which IS excellent gram aa
ana In high state OF cultivation The remainder Is IN me
very best Of mesow and pasture, win proportion OF
,yooda In good fence AMI well wsiered with uey'f-
falling stream good apple orchards OF me choicest
kind OF fruit also peach orchard al some 20 uees aoun
dance of cherries and other fruit The buildings comprise
good substantial house, barn, with cellar, co" mousse
nay house, carriage house corn house All new ana ~
farming utensils For particulars inquire Oi me suDseiVei
or of. LAW, 19t Brosd-sL Newark
" B-Iflhe above day should prove stormy. tne sa-
".---
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Real &state.
- TsS>ERY FOR sALE-The sabscrieer Of
~ sr ,g sale his large Tsnnefy on the peu"s nif1l'
IA--sIhar Win wei. ee.

TKNNFN1 =. -
- 49, ar ..e his large Tsnnefy on the peuuis River
"a -, th Hgdrauic W0fks. together WIN ~eI-es-
.,,.tes ias,h.r husiuess Connected with the same
to- properly is situated on the Detroit River WIN
l ssk u font ct Il and room enough Tor siHge .un-
- IN addition 10 the isnnefy buildings IL COUSINS
- - The machinery = carried ~ trsn ensto
- h. Sor. ro~er which together win The boiler VAS
80. , bsrkirl hide ral and pumps, and a. hs *
- a. u good order and capable ct iAnulng i-v 70
"a -, .des swear Il also offers macy iof eyn,
-. isaher business not found IN most parts o. ue
Hi.T S.stes Green slaughter hides can be bought IA
s.ns.rce a. al seasons 81 he year 81 = es PEI 20.
to- rrouifes but small snoant invested IN toes ~ say
- ,s,s H.uliocs bark Of the beet quality can be pro-
crr.s AZ - - per cord Tho market 81 nome, wiz
,srSe capital nearly sufficient for he 4eaiarr ~ si,
49,, .rS freieh M 10 New Work lesihef Is but 80
-, tr slxaghier sole-lesher hiss never been SOFA al
bor,s G,r less nsn Si5 per hundred. ,,,
This isnnery has been built oui ionf yeais, s1 ", ~
Ia -, -.sonabis terms with without ne sccA IA me
srrery AMI store part Of he purchase car b. rs,i 10
aiming A. far rates. Apply 70 y tsn ner.
Detroit Mich, Dec =, isie. y lHeoS Va
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.e.i,p.,.AGE FROli ALL PART- Of y

yLLPAssAGE EROil ALL PAkr- Of ~
HSxf aud Ireland Scotland and Wales Persons VS.
ing to send for their friends 10 any pei, OF me ~
Country, will hnd the subscribers arrangements iv' ~
most complete and calculated In every way " ass'
SAT- .iacIion Ia all who may maze srfsgenerb WIN n.
To bring their friends across tie Atlantic. TIE sao""'
are agents for
1h> Neig L,nso5 LipSfpsoi Pict'fs rfs 80.
QUEEN THE WEST. 1900 HOSCliSst...s.s's't -
acknowledgements SIDDOss.... .ss'''''' ~
HOTTl NOUER....-..i10 sHEUDAN....''''''ii., ~.
ROCHESTER,. ........lNJD GAibuCh..- 1919
The above magnificent packets arc All NnN-i0i n.
ships Of the very hrs class, built expressly 0f 1f -
pool passenger trade, and fitted up with .pe al fess
he comfort aud convenience Of passengers, they aie
manded by men Of experience and are NOT suipti,N ~"
speed by any ships aAOaL Their sailing days ron ~
pool are he 9Th. and lllh, Of every month on "h,H
hey leave puncluay. In addition " the above "'
scribers are alec agents for the t,
81 George and tie UaOa iis< Of LfI<,Peo. 80
Composed Ia part Of tie following is,yyti ~ to@1 N
knovn .hlps VIZ The AMERICA ~ yI'ynynt, r
pinr ST PATRICK, RAPPHAHSoCh, 'hNpilv'.
sEA kc lc which together win mo new Nn' ieN' ~
.hn. DER month or every hye days irln Li."fly
SY nteyenung lhe possibility OF delay al hat port 70
a. nom any part VI ireland 10 Liverpool ian De se.ua
a. ne lowest rates. Every information gwen ~ sppyns
- w 4 J. T. TAPSCOTr, - sOuihh
- second door below BuriDg sAe
Drafts supplied for any amount from < upward Pay~'
in every lown and city throughouits Uoiled hnso0"
tlOeOdf
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WINDOW al. A--s-5sss bsze. Nslrssw 1lkss %
nlm ~ Bsr.ss-snPL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

N pTR-Tt>CE of an order of the Surrogate q the
coTntv OF NewYoik Notice s hereby given 70 al per
80 having claims against Henry severance, ai7 OF a7
CIV o. Ne-York. deceased 70 present Inc sane W.. ns
vouchers thereof the subscribers AZ their oce NO %
u.rioa-st hi he City Of New-Y0rk, on or before me
ssyeuteenth day Of April next Dated New-forA' NE
Fneeuth day Of October, 1870
SAMUEL WEEKS Executor.
ols lsweu. ELIZABETH SEvERANC +, Exeeuirix.
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- FOR sALE-Thrss loi' Of land N lhe ,,.ssv o.,
= So S,rr A ebert distance south NJ the MpluiNh
- HDa.e ou The esst side OF The Albany fost he@i.
TIE srst contains shout and lately belonged 70
i,-b : Mailer The second contains about u sores
~ i.tciv bslor ,ed 20 W a. Wsler ART the ulirn hco
$500. H.. second contains shoat 81 sores and aey be
f,i ID, Henry Waller These lots are dslueil ST.
,,i M, Al er,euce and command hre view It Tsp
nan Bav: are hrt shot distance rom NE siesinlet
landing am conveniently iocsed Tor country es1eno's
flr gentlemen residing In ihe CITY.
A7so Two small lots 10 said village, IN Wslrrayenur'
sst o said Road late The property of Joseph T. Meei
ore about Zoe feet front on the no,Aery sae % 49,
s, and rear by sbous III feet deep sHd the oicr u
shout = feet sort The south side 81 SAID avenue sd
rcar. by - feet deep
One-hair the purchase money csu remain unpaidi -
rrd hv mortgage uron the premises For farther psr-
ticuiars. inquire OF PHILIP NERPL ANCk. New hurgh,
MACOLM SNOWDEN, sing SING, or to
wM. {. uAssRouCK,o or
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N~~s FOR SALE Steamboat EMERALD
SSsSs.-Syng al the foot OF Muusy-,t win TIE
privilege Of her Route from Kingston 10
May York Inanire OF WILLIAMSON VAIL,
IN 49, tI Mrslsi New.fCfA
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NOTICE hereby gwen according 10 law 10 AL per
sons having claims agsinst George HHard ale Of Tue
civ of Ne.York tavern keeper deceased, that hey are
rired to "a hbt he same win the vouchers thereof 70
,b snbcrber the Executor Of the last will and testament
OF he said dece asef Al his carriage mandatory and place
businss or the corner Of Eighty lhirdsree
srd be Third avenue IN the city Of NewYOrk, before or
on the fourth dag June next Dated The second DAY o
~ i.S,-sna' John C. PARKER. Executor, &c.
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3. cruusu..s.suua rArEn.oN aAILnoAD..

October lat, 1919. Leave
PATERSON DEPor. hE".foS.
o'clock A NJ "a O'Clock, 4 ~.
IA O'Clock, A N. ~ O'cl0cs, r "
) O'Clock, Pm u O'CLOCK r w.
ON SUNDAYS
Leaves Paterson Dep0th fe"fIm
O'Clock, A. NJ. y O'CLOCK m
O'Clock, Z, NJ Va O'CLOCK Z. n -
are advised 10 Re Al IA. Ferry 10" mih"
h,fnre Ihe hnaf OF aIsrting. "'
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.x. VALUABLE East RIVER PROPERTY

q Tor ssle-Aboui5 acres Of lard beautifully located on
- The T. River embracing Turtle Bay, and making near
Is 90 city lots together with he Mansion House Nc Ire
above would MAKE desirable private residence ano =
valuable Tor manufacturing purposes requiring water
front he only nsural hshor the shore 81 me
Esst River and soon be Of great value. IL Uttered
10 close concern and can be purchased low price
and on favorable terms. Apply 20 A. BLEEShEK,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

-u~D >OTICE.-The steamboat tOlAS
ready Tor towing la aud about he ha
Dor. ~ h All persons are forbid uustng
any one on account OF the above boat ar owners - n ous
" i be paid Oi their CONTRACTING. d r. NOV1'Si
pu.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

% onsnr 10 the estate Of the late Capt Joseph Grihs
&dsceased beautifully situated near W liams Bridge,
We.rhester County " " and within 10 minutes ala OF
the Railroad The location : not surpassed nv any IN tue
onuy surrounded on al sides by good roads and afoin-
og he country seats Of Capt Spencer and James Adee
80 The and Is In hrst condition the lots well div
sd with stone fence and above sN acres O superior wood
isnd The hams and ulhouses la complete order, haS-
nc been bud about years ago WIN corn CID anu wa
g0n she'd The dwelling house has been recently tspsitl
ana mofernzed, and Is Ia every respect cOmiolHpio
dwelling. D., ,-,.. ...,.,
There IS on the premises good apple bearing orchard
on..nr of between three aud four hundred ltees pear
each and cherry trees good vegetable and hOweT gar
den and the whole well waiered. al,
To person wishing snug retired spot nosses-ls al
% f.e. of coming 90 and from the city Al pleasure ny
rslroai few such opportunities oder. part Of The puf
chase money remain ON bond ana mofsake A. ~ ~,
purchase without viewing the premises . .
For particulars apply 70 JOSEPH r 1RlFFlIhs, no.
in Sc Join ALLAN No. n Nsndew ater--t or
10 Mrs GRlFFlTliS, on the premises y ~
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81 FARM ron SALE con.l,,ne o. siNty acre.. be-

81. FOR sALE-A neat lwoslCry brick 'front.' House
n. - - vcti. Il AppIv Ia : WEEKS,
HI 5ra n % Msrion-sL
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-. I>,5 EIFTH->T. near Avenue A-lpper part 70
49, -+,s.i... do n
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N PIR-IA>(E OF order u The Surrogate " me
Courty Of New.York Notice Is hereby given 70 AZ per,
sous having claims sganst John Hyer, las 81 inc Wy o.
SevyYork gentleman deceased % present ne same N
he vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers AZ nf once no
ia sprugstreet In The City % New or1 on or before
he 16th day Of March ne1L Daied Ae"-lofA lhs i'H
day Of september, 1870: - ,,-rr.v,
STEPHEN PALMER.
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: ,0-..D etOR BRipcnroRr. ca

UssS ANOTIC E.-On ana alter Friiay N1rsa.
EuS Ntes-xi ber .Olh tho Steambos, sf LfR. Cspu.l
Brss.ed, will maze the following, uips 10
and ffon Staten l. and, until farther notice viz
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21
Is your Liver Diseascdt

You may find relief you will but try in time Our agent
has Just received the following:
. Now-Jersey, Bordentown, Oct 25, 1915.
MI Seth W. Fowlei Dear sir-I am well aware that all
persons OF every oge and condition in c every part
Of the country have used, and been benefited by
DIR. WlSTAR'S DALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
My own life has been saved by IT, My fathers and my
mothers family were both consumpve My father, mother,
and sister died of that fatal disease For years have
been prodspused to it myself About year ago was
quite sick for number Of weeks confined my bed when
the pain in my side would allow lay My physician
pronounced disease Liver Complaint my liver very
much enlarged. raised blood several times the pain in my
side was severe that the passing in the street by my
door affected me- cuppcd bed and had various other
remedies applied, bu all 10 purpsse got no relief at
last physician said he could expected to
die soon, providengy heard of aud obtained bottle
ofyour Baam, which relieved encouraged
TO in using it, until took four five bottles which
saved my life and cured My health is good. For
liver complaints believe 1t is a most certain cure.
Signed, MARTHA A. BETCHEL
am acquainted with Mrs. Betcheer statement is true.
Signed WITHALL STOKES, Druggist
None genuine unless signed L. BUTTS tile wrapper.
For sale by S. w. FOWLE, 1873 Washington st.Boston
1STFor sale by S. P. REDFlELD, Montpelier VT. and
agents generally.