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MEDICINES.
DR. SWAYNE'S

DIR. sWAYNE'S
COMPOUND sfACf " WILD CHERRY
rHr GREAT RExEDY ToE ALL rIsEkiEs OF THr LuSSs
AID SzEasT.
al the
medicines
o. the day. ard
there are great
variety which psofess
% y n Eresf value % TIE
human family, We hesitate 1ot
% pronounce Dr. swaTues Con-
pound syrup II VIVID Cherry - ore
ofthe yssiesi discoveries o. modern sei,
snce Of al tle many compounds pui iofih ioI
the cure Of diseases which a-iict human hHt-i7.
not one rsredv csn b named which h1s 10 - short
space q time. acquired such unbcunded cgnna--cs
the public and has performed s1eh ff.sllls 80 -
which has msrifed and received muen su.oslnna Il
the faculty and Others, this Jusy cee1ia-ee isrJ
Daily learn from sources 81 resPecti1illty' ~
brochfs spittins bood liver complaint, pain 10 M So
ard breast. TlsinE tctinz 10 me ihi9sl P-P. ~.
he hssrt nervous debility broken constitution, from ne
sbuse III csomel and other causes End co1s1r p ol
which have bsed The skill 90 eminent medical
ers when i1vaiids gwen up a. hopeless oy nssns
recourse TO- and perseVerllz ln that powerful reuell
have been radically cured I1ere are nov ~ tss hl-,
the proprietor numerous cerfrcaes OF cares Nhch
s,tonisf credufy itself they made known 70 ne
vord To those Afflicted with the above diseases
We ssv 1--WE hi, rledicre fer trsi-y0u viii then be
convinced this miserable compound but safe 20
powerful remedy and that its curative powers sana s'
anu ASTHMA OF ELEVEN YEARS STANDING.
J. W knight. Wa.nutst between Third .na fo-rln'
Cincinnati hs su1ennzs were intense nis el'e .se ~
mia MAKING Of Dr. swsyne's Compound syrap o.
Wld Cherry, which performed E permanent cure.
ANOTHER LlFE PHEsERs 20. 49, -
PHIisuELFHlt. sept p, let.
DR Il swkYNE-Dear Sir: Having seen the as'o- 81 NJ
core performed on Mr Iho1 By your Compound eJrup
u wild Cherry, induced 70 Try . on mysei "as
taken with violent cough splitting 81 blood s1orness OF
Breathing together with violent attack of asthma nal
overdone myself from exeron which was not aoe 70
psrforn which pros-rated y ysem 10 great exie
commenced the use Of your COMPOUND syrup OF WA
Cherry which rave re almost lmmedia-e ei and Al
rad 10 givs my m0ny IN al who maT BE- actet in
similar way II vii be well 10 see that tne Signature Of
Dr. II Swayne IL on each bolte Of VIC Cherry -.
WIN. b WALTON,
Tlfrteerth-sf door from the corner Of Willow.
Towering hi IN DER imitation,
Dr. swaynes Wild Cherry STANDS
sprea1ingjo joy through many nation,
Even in icy Switzerland.
Prepared only BY Dr. n sWAlNE inventor nd 8, =
proprietor corner Of Eghtl and Race st. Pfadei rn
All wild Cherry Psparstans being positively hcNiou'
and counterfeit without lis Signature.
Agenfs for Nsre- Y0rt Cifg-Chss II Ring cor Brood
way and Johnr: T. a Sands. l33 Bowerv p a. " amer
2n5 Bieeckerst Jno. G. Hart go Grand So J. T. Leis
81 Greenwich-st; J. r. Docd III Broadway H.acley'
Phelps 4 Co aud Wyatt = kefcham. Also Mrl nay ei
$50 Fulton-st Bro0kIvr. sli fmSdAW
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100 BROADWAY.

coOrYEARs METALLIC EVBBEk FaHgics
THE most extensive Assortment Of 11is Rubber goods
ever offered IN this city, embracing every article
manufactured and Of quality herstoiore anequaed The
variety includes cozks boots Shoes esPes pouches
travelling bau &c &C wholesale and retail A. the
GOODYEAR Rubber Warehouse. 100 BToaawsJ,
NJ In ep Triaiy Church, between Pine And Wal o.
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D1oPsY AND GRAVEL.

hR q. C. VAUGHN would CAL the attention OF inv 4ics
ITO his egeizbe Liihontrqle Mixture 90 lEhly cee-
braird throughout the country AZ .. {. VAUGHN ;
GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY. DR.. Vaughn would
earnestly assure al who desire remedy Of any kind that
the article possesses properties which Will meet al classes
Of disease that II cannot be taken without beneh and
that for proof Of is great curative powers be begs leave 10
refer certificates from al sections of The country
which IN possession OF his agents.
They sod this medicine for four years past for al
kinds Of complaints and VIII be able % show testimony Of
h al character Dr. Vaughn wO1d earnestly ask the pu
lie cali and obtain h. pamphlet IN the hands Of his
SCENTS for gTafutous distribution 10 Will show why oNE
SENEDY IS good tity wien that remedy pro
peTly CON pounded.
This medeins IS especially offered for dropsy, gravel
diseases Of the liver, kidneys and al affections Of the
urinary organs As female medicine . OF the most
certain eurativss into the syslenl0f ng
-sfance has been refored % without perfectly
storing 70 healthy state the debhtafed frame.
Let the dTopsic sufferer resort 81 % THIS medicine
the rst triA q SOr bottle VIII show the power Of the
article Let the suffering IN That disease, gravel
and al other complaints, fry this remedy and tie ~
bottle will convince yo- hsi % has extraordinary healing
Prcs. II o. bottle : 81 DO. - * ].
bottles for IS and 81 fo 60 taken g tine
O9ce for the sale Of this article 1872 NASSAU - NY
Storrs Co q North sxfh-st Philadelphia Smith A.
kinson. 2ss BAltlmore-st. Baltmore Wright CO. lil
ChArtres-s, New-OEieans; Ms p hdder 100 Courtst
Boston and BY druggists generally throughout he United
States and CznatAs al 3reod
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ELIzABETHTOwE AND SOMRRVILLE

- NEW LINE or LIVERPOOL PACKETS
~ The vell-knoHn and f.sf-ssiiing ship HOrTIN.
-~~h ER, 80 tous, Capt Ira B1rsey win sail from
New lork the list November and from Liverpool on
the sfh Jsnu1ry
kldr1ge vail SAL from New YORK the I'll November
md from Liverpool on the 18th January
Persons about proceeding ~ the Old Country those
wishing send thereto Tor their friends cannot 6nsr
ships than the above named They have excellsnt &C.
comcdaons Tor all classes q passengers, sht ana
y betweendecks fat saer and for strength build
unsurpassed their Captains Of great expe-
To secure berths either from Liverpool ap-
pleatlon must e made on board or 20
nlo w. ~. T. TAPsc0TT, % sesthg.
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OFFICE or "T9E noPE sMuTUAss .I LlEt

AFFICR or "TuR HOPE MUTUAL LIFk
OlusuTBnce Company Wallet Mortimer Buildings
New-YOrk, 18th March, 1917.
This Institution Incorporated IA s46-~ilh liberal snc
perpetual charter ana duly organized according 10 law
has commenced the business Of Life Insurance on the M
t1sl princpesi Tue net rr0hn being divided annualJ
among The Insured according the OF Incorporation
Tho OF premiums conform with the usage Of other
similar cOmpsuesfor the convenience o. parties rsurng
who would prefer 10 pay the premiums By inssinents II
10 sf TO their option when the premium exceeds 80 10
pay onehef In cash and secure payment y The residue
In Il months by an approved note bearing Interest a.
per cent.
The lives Of married may be insured Tor the benefit
OF their wives ard children, hat upon The decesse OF
ihe insured the wife II living or so then hs children
will receive The amount payable BY The policy Tree ano
clear OF any claim 10y the creditors OF The deceased
For the g-slai security OF parties nsurng with hls
company, the Trustees have provided an Indemnity iund
policies issued by the company which 10 10 remain un
capital exceeding thsi amount shsl have been realized
from he receipt OF premiums when viii be no longer
necessary, aud may be Withdrawn.
The following IL lat Of the Oncers 81 Trustees for TIE
ensuing year-yiI
Nathaniel Weed, Ezra Wood, Chsuncsy Ayres
Simeon Baldwin, Joseph B. Nones, Philip ;. 6apin,
Denni, Perkins, Roswell Hoyt, VIM. l.. Brewer,
John A. Davenport sam. K. sailerlee, James Dmou,
Ales'r II. Dana, c. H. Besrdsley, Chss. Whiitlescy,
Charles J. Taylor, John w Leeds, loseph ID. Warren
Alexr Hemlion, Alexr n. Holly, stephen b. Provost
James T. SOgts-, Wu. y. Minor. Theo. Davenport.
ALEXANDER N. HOLLY. President
JOHN w LEEDS, Assistant Pre.lsnl
JOHN A. DAVENPORT, Vice Presldeni
JOSEPH &. MONIES, Aciusry.
ROSW ELL HOYT, Secretary.
WM WELLS, General Agent
Dsna Woodruff Leonard, Esqs Councillors and Al
lofneys Of the Company for New-Norf
VIM I. Minor, ESQ Counsellor and Attorney for SIAM
ford.
Ezra Wood, n. ,. and A. Cooke Hull, NJ D. Physicians
Medical Examiners and Adylsefs OF The Company Tor New
York.
Chsuucey Ayres Nj. D. Physician and Medical Adviser
for stamford. myi eodu
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INSURANCE.


MORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAM HANShY Sec'ry.
MISTURE PosT, ND. Physician, 5o4 Broadway. 81
ZNICKERBOCKRR FIRE INSURANCE COM.
IN PANl or NETWORK, Office 90 Wailst.-Csp ital
-230o10-Oriqnsly Incorporated in i7)3.Ths company
continues 20 against loss and damage by fire on the
most favorable terms its operations are confined chiefly
the City of NewYoTk and its immediate proximity.
All losses used and paid with prom pness and hberaty
DIRECTORS.
GORGE Ireland. John OOthout, George Arcularius
Robert Benson. John Campbell, George COnklin,
Joshua Brush Robert L. Stuart John Gray,
Bolts Moore, Edward Cook, Asher Riley,
Anthony Lamb, Adam NOrre, Robert Kermit
Benjn De Forest. William Tucker Chas. p. Levench,
Anthony Chardon, LewisC Hamersley, William Browuing
Alex. Lswrance William r. Dean, Henry Ellsworth.
GEORGE IRELAND, President.
A. B. MCDONALD, Secretary.
Eew-York. Oct 2, 1871 %
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70 BANKERs AND MERCHANTS.

WOODBHIDDES IMpRONLD PATtNI BANK SAVE,
AND SfOAE LOCKS
THE CLAIMS or THIS LOCK % superiority als bssed
on ia safety certainly Of operation smp cliy of con-
sruction and durability.
The result OF nc recent trial a. the Exchange las placed
IL safety beyond dispuie No olher lock offered 10 he
pablo Las endured he sane test
The simplicity o. 10 Ousll-ctDa, and ne manner 10
gIcn I've douous Produced combine ~ render lie
aciion certain.
Inc PRicks are comparatively moderate, espec ally
~Lea considered In connection with heir safety Each
locs y accompanied ~ih KEYS Price oi tie 9fges,
size 500 nedum size S1 Tor ssfss and stores from
- SIS The lowest priced ocksAre designed
ly for sroaEs. and made lr principle, Dul
wh solid Instead Of ctanr eable keys Orders may - ac
dressed 10 W. r. WOODBRIDGE, al The
US LAVISH Mandatory. II Elxsheth-sL H. T.
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DEACH-0RCuARD COAL--N0w discharging
Il from BARGE MONUMENT, 100 tons Stone
BARGE SWALLOW s. tons Broken
BARGE HARRISON, ll9 tons Eggs
SCHOONER FAIR WEATHER, n tous Nut.
For sale low from vessel Apply 10
T. STOKES DlCkERSON, l07 Anthouyst
o. Broadway.
TU0ICk FAMILY COtI.--Housekeepens VINO
~ wish 10 procure of their Winter supply superior
quality Of Red, White Gray Ash Coal be furnished
with every variety Of size al The lowest market prices
Apply coal yard Of Rvington ana saao.s or
IN Wsll-sl 10 lsu.4 W1SSiuI Nj sNONDfN
COAL.-loo tons hrs! quality Liverpool, seoat, and
" for sale by JOSEPH McMURRAY,
a. Of Pine and South
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~ siiis,.:....,ias;s RAlLhos6'
q ~lT-@s -
-. -

For Pttsfeld, North sS-szrH1<s~S
Adams, WiismstOwn, Bennington Rutland Lebanon
SPRINGS, Se-ihe sPsndid steamer MOUNfANEER.
capt W'n ~ Irszee viii leave Newfork iron. the pler
foot u Masetst Fast RIVER daily At "A oroe NJ Tor
bndgePon Sundays where passeAger take tss
arriving a. the state line he junction with lie Iv.st-rn
Rallroad Al y O'Clock NJ Ia tune b take Ito cars Fat
or West. Fare 20 the State line 81
Stages ia connrct on with the ears IN Lac Leno.
Old stockbndge, Curisyle, Winsted aud Norfolk FARE
through - Also, 70 iAtchfeld Woodbury. DAubury ADD
tor P'nted-stages leave West stockbridgs daily AZ
haipat r NJ on The ARRIVAL Of the passenger train a..
nnt q. fitsDeid - o'clock, p " Fare taroush g 20
org yssenge, have the privilege oysr
NO agent Of this company 10 authorized 10 ~ chafs. a
specie bank notes valuable papers or 10 ee.s ier
tor Importation 90 a. conditions
Freight received al the depot foot Of Nart.tsf fso
A. 81 tlli sanset Office on the Pier
s,.., . .,,., q. ~. PERRY, AGENT.
Ihe steam boat NiMROD, Capt John Brooks viii run
of rsAt ana passengeTs leaving Tuesday, Thurdsys
and SaturlaY.. h u ll.In.L n.-.l. I,l 49, 80
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CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT.

S-for six year. have suffered with these s~fa
and ffom uy heart feel FOR al similarly afflicted.
ana BEG q them o Try Dr. fsy0Fs b4ssm Of Liyerwo
-his medicine cared when | eo1lt not move In bed
and rot expected T. i've week. Prepared genuine
orly. q, Is Reekukast fcrnsfly 81, sovegy.
,slfeH. ~. hAtys ies kiss.t
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- HARDWARE, EDGR-TOOLs,

"a IlTlNlTe1 clI1TJ1 e-E7ll % y FHTI1l-s 07p0-
tho Untet states Hotel NewIork respectfully IN
yiei TIE attention o. c0ultry merchants mechanics farm
and others 10 his very extensive assortment com prs-
IN, everything In the hardware line, en- Of which . Of
-red the lowest market prices for eshc approved
credit;
ca. 4la wrought nails ani spikes. taeks, bradsi
Butts, screws, locks, latchss, sleixl-bells,
hnlFes and forks, razcEs, p0cket-kniges, sclssori
MIL, pit and crossclt saws; hoes, FORKS
saovrls spades, sythes and snaths rifles and stones
Black .ead pots ald sand cruclDlrs;
Pumps for wells and clsterns; lesd ppeI;
Scotch Water Of Ayr Missouri ard Turkey oil stone
Coopsrs tools N Freaf variety, BY Aloertson, Conger,
hortori b-Tl0a lld others Warranted cosch-mfsers
tsos;
Ccorers iron rivets and truss hoops.
House ard sn p-carpenter. tools
blscksmith s tools and garden utensils.
Brtchers tools csGinet-makerf trimmings
House and ship ailders hardware,
Iron, brass, copper and steel wire, sheet brass,
Fishing tackle. Genuine Harlem On - .zH jm
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xn~ PiTr>sUHGh syssr--.,fsr.E-rv1h
Ixk1..&Ef1-. Portable Boat Llno ~. ". u .z1{4

Fieighs and passage
fabuFg Ps1nsy lysns Cincinngii Nashville, f0uisgils
g. Louis aud all other places on tho SouhNessrn ves,
a. The lowest possible fatss FOR Information ard h'ls
laIng spply 10 w. Z J. 7. TAPSCOfr, e6 South-st
Agents IN Philadelphia, Motus 8orbiige 4 Csrh I.
Ia Pittsburgh. Aetsrs Ease OConnor. myS.
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: rIs:sss;s..ss75 NORRIS AND ESSEN RAIL

LA 'fOltui- AND fr-EN KA H.
~ ~Hs5es Road - UiAter dryan een<nf Il. On
49, ADD after Monday Nov q I8t7 tls
nrtnt uah' 70 winch passeDser cor Is attached viii
-N.t. itiu.f nyce leave horuistoTn a. A. NJ Newark
% u 2. NJ The Passenger Trains leavs ~, ~ a
o'clock A. NJ 2 81. Leave Newark no o'ciork A a
4. u. Leave ho'nst0wn O'clock A. 81 N
a.soHkefs ~ me morning train ~ AOTrstOwn viii ar.
rive there a. III o'clock where STAGES will BE- In readine.
. convey them 70 sehooley. Mountain, Washington Bel
slderS and Easton dsly; 20 Owsgo Milford Nexron
stanA0pe Fn@ SaccssDny GA Hondzys Wednesdavs ~
Tfaays ana 70 0ckz@ay, Dover, Sparta and Ne,on on
Ine*dhy- Thursdays and Saturdays each line efsrfr1
ne following days " meet the p 81 train for
stage VII also leave for Baking Ride evere ev,ir
on the arrival Of the cars At Morrstown - "
~ nne recently established STAGE ne, Jorri .own
~, lle Delaware water Gap and Strondsburz VA, stanhone
yynhsgnDofg, Columbia and Blarstoun syery Tne.d.v
nniNirf ana saturday lle arrival Of The M VAN
i,om ~ T. Returning the alternate d.y. - 80.
MOrnston. ''e'' NV r. u cars ffvnl
a,snsers 20 through 10 and from jersey CITY i.ho.,
ett' On leaving the cty, Passen gers viii ~.
-. tnfif DiZxaEe IN Tie the FOOT OF Cort,rdrt
".5l' an i*ent viii De In Attendance 10 receive IA
~ ptfksse. or bundles must Be enercd on he
of sls company ~ not mold themselves responsbls
fi1.snt VII be iofNadsd Immediately 10 Norri.,
ION Albany b4sin ~ Stephens Condts Dallv T,.n.-
bse. os ,t Lss hs~ns Or from the Trsnsporisfon
u L.esttysL lnJl IRA DODD, SupsrintsoSsnt
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~ productive properly n New-York or brooklyn, a
farm ~ about % acres situated on Newburgh Bay,
three miles north Of the village.
The beauty Of the location ID no eNceled hy any The
Hudson. embracing view of The Highlands che Bay aud
country around The house (which o. double Ouel aud
ouf- huidInss are new ard n thorough repair
The above viii 5e sold with without ihs TVck, farm
inl utensils &c and possession given Immediately The
price Will BE- low. Apply % EDWARD K SUTTON, i0i
Pcari-st ~ Y or 90 the subscriber on the premises
I'D. r..a.ar THgg Z UARRETT
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'ENENfNg IfNE-THROusn DIRECT.
IL. ~. - u L----L -

Psssaugsrs taking his boat viii STRIVE IN lae 90 iats
me n1rnlg .gsin OF cara rom Troy veal lo busu ara
uorth g. Whitehall ADD iske Chsmpian.
zoe steamboat EMPIRE. Capt K 3. Nscy on Tuesday,
Ttussiay sud saturday, sib elccE. Z. ~
TIE steamboat COLUMBIA, On Monday, "wednesday
and Frldsv, sIo O'CLOCK, p 81.
For passage freight sppy board The bosi Or u v
b HALL. 40 ths oifce me wharf. tnssn
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fa FARM FOR sALE.-A handsome tam Of about
-. rsz...szTHROUGH IN as HOURS
Asf sY;ssSszs saoM KE@;YoRK TO Pms.

80 III sRoM NE@ YORK no PMS.
-BURGH AND WHEELING via PhilA-
tephis, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Cumberland Nd
Western rrsyelers Great United States Mall aud Passhn
South ald West Passengers going directly throgch b,
the Z. Mall Trains,
Leave Nsw-YolE, 100, Of Llbar.s.sI oaify ntP.nt
Leave Ptilssy lps, corner Of Eeysnlh and asrks.sL
daily ~ 10 81
Arrive 10 Baltimore At A. NJ
Leave Baltimore a. II A. NJ. By he Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
Aid arrive Il Cumberland si5PM
Leave Cumberland Al P. Nj. By National Road snd Good
ILsn. sssge Lines and arrive 10 Pisburghor Wheeling
Passengers f1r Piii,burgh 1ks 10 spleEih ner and
moderoboi seanboets a. hrownsyle add thereby haze
ony u miles " Staging On the whole route.
Fifst s.osInbOals says Piiisburzh and Wheeilne
regularly zn1 passengers Of~ without delay 10
Caculs.i Add al oher ports In The south and Wssl
MORNING LINZ
Second Mall lesges New-YoTs 81 A. NJ daily Tor PILLS
Dell his
Leave. Philadelphia, Sundays excepted, n2iP.Mb,
Steamboat irom DocssL wharf for Baltimore, and A
Leaves Baltimore every morning at u. Il above. for
Cumberland
FOR lhrogg k-tckss y ss route apply 10 PHILADELPHIA.
At he Rsrca1 Cee corner OF and Eleventh sis Al
% south Third a. board steamboat DOckst wharf
fare shroagh from Philadelphia 10 PinsbuTgh, si2; 10
HseelIng SO WHO Tue privilege oisopDng AZ Baltimore
ard resuming seais Al pleasure
Sof f.f'ber Information apply % .,...,.
Al Adams I CosEz2res Oalcs, 10 wsIl-sI Al ii A NJ,
OF - Broadway cor h0niLsL
BALTIMORE.
II. 3. The A1 Lices from Philadelphia ~ Bsiimos
save Inc DEPOT corner o. Eleventh and Mn.eI ss s1n
days excepted at A by Railroad ~ r. NJ. by Steam
boat, snd 10 z. N. daily " Railroad.
II Passengers are csuuo1ed against pgfchssinZ ckes
10 SewYork FOR Baltimore, Pinsb1rgh OF Wheeling pur
,1sh0frod sell ticsos 10 Heg-Yora for lness Lnes
irisr > T. sLEshEh. Ag-ni Coz Nal Llns.
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IT, AUNiTED STATES siAIL IIss
- dia steamer Oneida. Capt J. NJ 3d..
nail will leave Catksrtns haikeg slip, EAss River s.~-,
morning (5urdsys excepted o. Ociocs' caffyns -
United States Mall
ss.9 n HK MCCULLOUGH. i5e Fron.t
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q NM IN RIREN- ~ a &c - ol

t9 Camea Japonicas double white and other choice
rietes Wa win sell few hundred Of the best plants
very cheap They are in hue order and ed with flower
buds many are ofarge b 90 feet CHI. Also Roses
la abundance Lauristnos Daphne Hesihs Hciolropes,
AfsAas. Prmulss &C for Winter flowers, fine imported
Moss aud other Garden Roses Shrubs Granevnes, Allan
thus trees. &c Bouquets aud wreaths Of choice f0weis
made 20 order WM PHELAN SONS Florists,
IA A "a
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IfSs ..zss7A ALBANY a SCHENECTADY
exx1 -S -, -. RAILROAD COMPANY -Aerchan-
disc viii be received by the sboys
DynphJ AZ Albany, and transported 10 Buaao ana inter-
places y railroad on snd after the Isl N Novenl-
Der pofmo Printed Lasts Of Prices. &c NAV be had on
Application 70 ISAAC NEWTON Iff (;reen,sfch or AZ
~i.nysuon "eiiss Express Ofics 10 Waist N Y.
Al communications In relation 70 freight matters a. Al
'a.J nlose % aS9fessed 70 h. FOSTER Jr Seoy.
AIosnI, october %, l5E. 90 tf
Ss"'i0's journal oi Commerce. viii plsa.s sopy.
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B NEW.YoRK AND ENIE RALLR0AD -
lbh dhhdNGh hhNE


~ y<<}s&T12s vice each way daily, q ks.s6.zafS
lezcepl Sunday } ave "<'s-< Ss~>s'
hew-fok ffom the foot OF Dusne<e O'Clock A. ~ snd
Al O'Clock, P Nj by steamboat for Piermont uenre ~
esfs % RAmePo, monro-, Caesser, Goshen, Mideiq2I
O.ssille and tho inlsfme6iat .. sious -
The return lrains Tor NswYotk will leave OusyiIlsA
~ M and . 10, p. IS. Middleto~n, Al A. NJ and
80, NJ Goshen, Al 2, A. NJ and, j, Pm Chester
~ 7 IS, A. NJ. and rs, 7. NJ
Fare between Hev-Yors and Otsyils. a 50 wsy-srs
In proportion.
Ros silxLssye ousy.lie al 81 O'Clock. morning snl
evening.
FOR faElGHT- rhe bsrges Samuel Msrsh AMI " nenfy
slydam, JrD viii leave New-York iron tle fot D
p.S-.e- al ~ o'cocx.P NJ. daily tsxcept sunday.)
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Freight for New Yofk wi! be aiken by the tfains iesva
OnsYlle Al lOt O'Clock, A. NJ, MlddeiOwn al IA A.M
6osecn a. III Y. "a; Chester ut o'clock, r. a. AZ Ar
FOR hrsner particulars, sppiy 10 =. Y. CLARK5Oa
AKsn corner OF Duane and West ats New York 0r 80
:. fOSf, superintendent Trans pOTlAtiOn. PlermD1t
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-13

80 FAR, FOR SALE.--A farm containing 2i5 acres
OF and OF the best quality, about ~ acres Of which
~ woodland the balance prairie IL IL beautifully SIT
usted Rock River Illinois, between Dixon snd Grand
Detour The land i very fertile and the location healthy
one On the premises brick house, barn and Other
oufbudings II will be sold low exchanged for pro-
80 AZ nIETL BRornER 4 CO. l39 WilIan.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-13

10 hundred acres tor sale In the village OF AUBURN,
distant a6ont mile from the Court house, lying on
the west side of Norh-sf The mansion house Is comma
d0us aud well finished There s also convenient ten
inf- house with h1rrs hoy house, carrie house, ansfy
&c. a good repair Tho farm iq generally well fenced
vi Do sHns wall There IS valuable appe.orchard and a
variety of other grated fruits grapes, Nc ALSO, els
iy worked quarry Of limestone suitable f0l building wood
ioi Sc Terms 0i payment easy and title indisputlhie
Fur fsrthe prrticu1r8 inquire Of Hon WIN HrsbrUuck
NeNburgh james H. Cox, Esq Auburn OF the suhscr
Der near Canterbury, OiAnss Co. - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-13
.N7..- .orPO.ITiON MOTT LINE % Al.

~, -..--i shany and Troy.-Fare reduced ID 2shlng
-asss~@Ssr@-he rhs exfra-rhe new steamer SANTA
CLAUS Capt Overbssh Tor the remainder Of the season
will leave the pier between Dey and Cortland sts every
Tuesday Thunday and Saturday evening, a. O'Clock
The Santa Claus Is lled up with and kept In
nice order She viii pass the avers1ugh a. any time %
For farther information apply on board or lib Wet
al a.. Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-13

- tOkNtNG LINZ Al seven "cinf,
- srgH<-FOr Albany ard Toy, sni irisfue.
lanj.nss-Breskfss. AMI cionrf
board the boa The low pressure steamboat TROY,
Capt A. GorbsIn, viii ezye tho steamboat ptf 100, q
gelriev.st on Mondays W.1rrrlsys ar1 Yfiisys, NJ
seveu cicck--rargrnrg on lhe opposite days
The steamboat NIAGARA, Capt Kellogg, l-sves iies'
day rhursday and Saturday al oeo'k' returning "pio'
sNENlNn LINE-TRROuan DInEcr.