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Mansion House, RlcHMoND, IA.

n MIS- House formerly known as the 'sTem
pcrance Hail. and recently occupied by
William Nixon, has lately been rcitted up in Il
superior style, with the design OF making it
of the most comfortable resting places for tho
weary traveller, in the western country.
The subscriber also takes great pleasure in
informing his old frie nds. and the travelling com
manity generally, that his TABLE shall be, {as
he re tofore, while occupying the Richmond Hotel)
supplied with the choicest viands the country
affords
His STABLE is large and convenient, and is
attended by the very best OF Osters, and suppl
ed with the best OF Prove der.
H. feels confident that the pains that shall be
taken TO make those who may sojourn with him.
comfortable, and lat Home,'' viii warrant him
in asking share of public patronage. BOARD
Frs taken by the day week on the most ia
vorable terms. X. BROOKINS.
Richmond Feb 9, 1877. 52-'45. ltf.
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Il hras hing Mach inc 5
PRICES REDUC Ed,
TDWARD d. BoRToN. successor Of

THDNvARD ID. BORToN. successor of E.
T. BoHon d Sons,) would inform those wish
ing purchase the TRAt ELING THRASH
ING MACHINE to call on him The advanta-
ges this Machine possesses all others,
LIST, The grain can be ihrashed with the
hands and team in the time that would 10
required to haul it to a stack or barn--thus saw
ing all the ordinary expense of thrashnG besides
a great waste of grain; ID, 1t is easily transport
, ted from place TO place and is always ready for
/ operation; Sd, 1t will thrash much IN 4 given
time. 4th. 1t separates the chaff from the grain;
and 9th, This is all performed with one-half the
hands that is necessary to thrash and clean the
amount of grain with any other machine.
AS expect to make all the different forms of
TRAVELLING THR4SHING MACHINES,
both the Bel, and Cleared as may be ordercd.-
| have also good Machine. driven by Stationa-
~ Power. called the SEPARA TER. which sep
arates the straw and chat from the grain. have
now hand few ready for operation. and
would solicit those who wish TO purchase to make
early application, do not expect to be able 10
mann facture them only as they are ordered
Good Horses and Wheat will be taken IN
change at fair cash price. The above me ntion,
ed Machines may be driven by either Stationary
or Moving Power. if desired. AL work warrant
ed 10 be OF good materials, executed in work
Inan-lke manner, and TO perform as recommend
ed.
j. 5. am the only in the South western
part of the State Of Indiana and Kentucky, who
manu- fac lures the above mentioned Machines.
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nucE's CELEBRATED COOKING
STOVE

which, for economy in fuel, and speedy cooking.
has no equal. He would refer to the following
persons IN Richmond. who using Buck
Patent. to- wit:-C. w. Starr, ;. T.. Perkins, ID.
ID. Sloan, a. w. Bowers, b. W Davis, $ Muir
dock, S. Smith, /. II. Stagg, Jno w. Fulghum,
Jehu Heap, Peter Croker, solomon Beard, JAS
Jones, Jacob Sanders, Daniel Tisdale, Jas. Wher-
~, 5. l.. Fouikc, w. Show. NJ. c. Lewis, D.
Armstrong. James Belts. Benz. Maths, Ii. b.
Payne, Jas. Wright, and Mr. Maurmre.
{Ee7-IIe keeps on hand and for sale general
assortment Of II Q /. l. o w w A X f =
such as Pots, Ovens, Skillets, Tea Kettles, Sauce
Pans, Sugar-Ketiles, Andirons, Sad and w afile
Irons Odd Lids, &c Also full and general
assortment of TIN and COPPER w ARES, and
continues to manufacture all kinds OF Coppo,
Tin, and Sheet Iron Wars.
157Efe will sell any thing in bis lire CHEAP
for Cash or approved Country Produce.
J3OId Copper, Brass, Pewter, and Lead, bot
OF taken IN exchange for work.
Richmond, Feb. ., le1I. ~ i6N
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Spanish Sole & other lie athers.

S ad d RS Stock in great riety;
Pat L eat her, &c.
Their Stock selected with much care and
attention in the Eastern Ci:es--purchased for
cash, and in such quantities to enable them to
sell at WI4OLES ALE and RETAIL low as
any House of the mountains. Call. exam
inc our stock and prices. and Judge for yourselves.
Terms CASH.
n. B. Old Brass and Copper bought.
Richmond, Nav 4, 1877. Io-tf
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ATS AND CAPS. AT THE CINCIN.
II NaTI PRICFs!!--I have hand a
large assortment Of Plain and Fashionable Otter.
Neafre, Gossdmer, Brush, Short-Nop, Rornm.
Smooth Castor. Round and Square Crotrn, Wool
Cashmere, and Common Wool IT q IN = r
of manufacture.
At the Old stand, North side of Main ST..
ONE DOOR WEST !. W. GILDEgT's HOTEL.
JOHN SCFFRINS.
Richmond, June 2, lsi7. 46tf
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HAS now on hand, and ready for sale, sere-
i Il raj of the above named Carriages; made
of the very best materials that can be procured
in the country; and having employed Eastern
workmen, whose knowledge of the business is not
surpassed by any in ths city and, having served
regular apprenticeship with an excelen. East
workman; he feels confident that his work
viii compare with any made East or West.
IL lie would respectfully invite all who may
want any article in his line, to call and examine
his work before purchasing; for he is determined
TO sell very low.
DJ7Shop and Repository, \ orth-we corner Of
Main and SIXTH street, few doors East of tho
Starr House.
Richmond, Ia. April goth, lS47- l7f
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RICHICND HOTEL:

CORNER OF MAIN hND MARION Sis. RICHMOND. "a. J
OsEPH w. GILBERT. respectfully in
- forms his friends and the Travelling pub
lie, that he has resumed the LandlordshiP Of this
well and favorabiy known HOTEL, and he is
prepared to make Travellers comfortable. Il
good and attentive OstIer Is al oil times read
10 take charge of Horses, and the stable is well
supplied with Provencer- His charges are rea-
son able
Feb. 9. 1877. la9.'45t1
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- A b Id l. Z; e \

and are now enabled to furnish almost every ar
ticle called for in the line. They invite the at
tention of the trade and the public 10 this branch
of their business. they feel confident in
commencing their stock. In the line of HARD
WARE and EDG TOOLS, they have an all
endless variety, aud SolIc; atten to their
stock of malable iron articles, embracing many
things he retofore not kept for sale in stores.
CARPENTERS AND COOPERS' TOOLS,
Which warranted to be good metal, temper,
&c, taken back and others given therefor
SCREWS. of all sizes; HINGES, large and
smaIi; DOOR LOCKS; Bolts; W indow Springs,
and other builder materials Grindstones, w, cd :
en- Screws. Scythes. Sneathes, Spades, Shovels,
Trace and Log Chains, Saddle Trees. Lasts,
Shoe Pegs. Carpet Bags, Wagon, Carriage,
Buggy, and Riding Whips; Manila Rugs; Brush
es, &c. &c.
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ever before opened in this place, which they wish
to EXCHANGE Immediately for CASH
Country Produce preparatory to purchasing q
larger supply
Their stock consists, in part, of Imperial, Gun
Powder, Young Hyson and Pouchong Teas
Rio and st. Domingo Coffee N. Orleans, Loaf
and Brown Sugars; Golden Syrup. Sugar House
and Plantation Molasses Nos. ], and Mack
erel, in Bills. half bbs. and Kits; Shad, Lake
Fish Goldfish, Herring, Chocolate, Rice, Saera-
tus Starch. Zante currants, Raisins, Fresh ground
spices of all kinds, warranted pure, Starr and
Pressed tallow candles, Soap, Indigo, Nader,
Alum, CopPeras, &c. &c.
AL S GA general assortment Of Queens
ware. Glassware, Stone-ware, Woode n ware.
Window Glass, Nails, Grain Scoops, Shovels,
Spades, Forks. Trace and Halter chains, Mill and
Halter Ropes, Bed Cords, Coach and Broom
Irvine, Market and School Baskets, Shaker.
Yankee and Domestic manufactured BrooYns.
and 1907 ciffe rent articles, which We shall take
pleasure in showing TO any one who may favor W
with caf
1T-Please call and examine our stock, q il
costs nothing for looking
Wv. LYNDE g. co.
Richmond, September 9Th, 1916. 81 If.
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THE NATION
that tic has put The House, as well as the whois
establishment, in first rate order for the uccom-
mediation of the travelling public, with the deter
mination that he will not be outdone in tho
west for kind and close attention to those that
may favor him with a call. No pains shall be
spared for the comfort and enjoyment Of his
guests.-In short, he is determined to keep
good and orderly house, and make every per-
son that calls on him at home. His charge shall
be as low any house Of the kind in the west
no man shall go away dissatisfied if in his pow
or TO prevent Feeling thankful for past favors.
he hopes to be sustained by his old friends and
customers. Any favor will be thankfully re-
ceved, and, in his humble way, shall be returned
y. b. Good sheds for carriagcs--good yard for
wagoners, and every attention to them. A few
good horses and carriages, that any person wish
ing conveyance to any adjoining town can
be accommodated without delay.
DANIEL D. SLOAN.
Richmond, Feb. 9, fe47. 43-'45tf
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N & " G 0 0 D s.
III aines & Farq u IA a r

THANkFUL for the patronage heretofore
conferred upon them, would inform their
customers ana the public generally. that they
have lately purchased in the Eastern Market
and now offer for sale at VERY LOW PR1C ESr
"a rs rft mt
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STSs y; s., & a - Al y &. =
Copper. Brass and Shoct-lron
NarcSil

~ J. BiRGIS. having removed his shop
into the new brick building, opposite
Mr. BrightweIl's Store on Main street, returns
his thanks the public for favors received ,
and hopes for continuance of the same at his
present location. He has on hand, and is receiving
a large supply of SFONES-such as the latest
PREMiU Ms, four sizes; six. seven, eight and
template PARLOR and AIR-TIGHT STOVES,
an
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JOSEPH W. CLlLlG-EGM9S
1 : GAINS can now be had ut the Store of J. w
GILBERT, who has recently received from the
East a complete assortment OF DRY GOODS.
His stock consists, Ill part, OF
Ciotts Cassmercs, 1-eStings, SGfiaefs, and jeans.
Fancy Goods, sc.
0yAISO a full assortment. al all tines.
of IARDSN ARE. GROCERIES, and
0UEENsSS ARE.
There is NO MISTAKE but that the above
GOODS will be sold at unusually low prices.
for Cash. or approved Country Produce
u5-Call al the CHEAP CASH STORE, in
the West Room of the Rich1nond Hotel, and obt
ain BARGAINS!
Richmond. Feb. 9, lS17.
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The Cleaning Machine:

This machine will thrash two hundred more
bushels per day-wIll separate the straw and
chaff-save the grain, and in many cases clean
the grain ready for market. 1t may be run by a
Tumblng Shaft or Belt, to suit purchasers
ALso,-The Tumbing shaft or Belt ma
chimes. for four five horses. with the best kind
OF thrashers-warranted 10 perform we'll or the
machine will be taken back and the pay returned
o. For further Information about the One
Horse Power, enquire of Levinus King, John
Iaues, and VIM. Wiggns, in Richmond; John
King. James A Brown, and Anderson Grimes.
near Richmond; John Moore, near Boston
OF PRICES REDUCED 90
o. HORSES AND GRAIN TAKEN IN PAy.-E1
Shop North side Of Main street, West Of Burk'
old stable, in the old Tannery building.
Richmond, June Sth, SIT 2f:3md4
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SELF PRESERV ALTON FROM FIRE.
The subscriber is also prepared TO furnish W ar
ners Patent Pump on fair terms This Pump IS
concerted 10 he superior TO all other. Its power
in of ordinary size, will throw water over a
two-story house.
f. D. BORTON.
June 90, 1917. - :3mci
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LIS i OF l. l.. II II +. r $

mona, Indiana, on the L
Adams. Eli VI or A w Land
Pharos, LSna
Allen. James VI Lust
Armpushe, Jacob Larsl
Atkinson. Presley L Merr
Adams, Richard Morr
Anderson, George Most
Addleman, Mrs. II Mile
BuIIa. John Mile
Backlin, Matthias Mart
Brunlfield. Hiram Myei
Bewiey. Martha Medl
Berget, Joseph Masc
Brakeuslak, Henry Meel
Bradley, w asilington Mitcl
Bond, Lydia NIL
Butterv, John Morr
Barr Margaret NJ Ii
Bennett, IL T Mich
Burnett. James U2 Moo
Beck well, Sidney New
Bowing, iIemo Nayl
Bell, George Ncgc
Crawford, VI \ More
Croson, Thomas New
Cone, Alhoin L. Mort
Cook, Seth Polst
Cox, Samuel Pharr
Cowardiug, James c Putin
Clark, Stephen Price
Crawford. Moses fitmt
Collins, Mr.. Postl
Commons, Elvira Reed
Culbertson. David Rees
Cotton, d J Rags
DAVIDSON. Nathan , Ram
Duglis, Elizabeth Sehn
Delhi, DR.. J i'm
Dailey, John F Stag,
Demoss, w lillian Shan
Davis, Rufus Swai
Duliu, w William Smlt
Edwards Richard Sand
! lkins, Miss Sarah Ann ST
Fenniinore, Caleb Stra-
French, Israel SharI
Foster, Miss Rachel A. Stok
Frank lin. Ambros Smit
Fox. Richard Suoo
Forster, Jeptha Smit
Grhner, Jacob sSisk
Grimes, Alexander Jr. Smit
Gowdy, Thomas c , Stral
Grimes, Alexander Saxt'
Gunchlc, John Adam Smit
Gardner, Esther Shra.
Henderson. David F. Smit
HAYS, Mary NJ. Thor
Hawkins, John Tulli
Hammond, Thomas Tenn
Hunt, Catharine TEN
Harvey, DR.. Jesse ? Thor
Hendman, William Thor
Fl ort, Elizabeth Tayl
Hallgrew. Carl Nena
Harlan, John c. Wore
Hutton, John VIM
Haliowell, Abraham " iii
Hunt, Eltna w ass
Harris, Addison h w 90
Haw kins. William Wilt.
Jones, John w ats
Jones, James Wrie
Jessop, David Will
Jessop, w illiam w ell
Jenkings- John Will
Jones, ISabellas 700
Jones, Nathaniel Woo
keerans. Levi w as
kesling. Ann VI " It's
Kennedy. Mary Jane Wills
Kennedy. Caroline L. Woo
Kidd. Archibald " all
X now ton. Miss Emily W ris
h Iuslev. Jos w ali
Laytield. George T 1oin
Long, Joseph ric
Lad, Richard
Persons calling for Letter
will please say they are Adre
JAMES
Richmond, July s. 1870.
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ticle, both III tools and materials, used by manu-
iacturers Of shoes and boots. They have made
extensive additions to their former stock of
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RoCkAvvAYs. PHETONs, EUGGIEs, s.

INHANkFUL for the patronage already ex-
] tended toward him, solicits a continuance
of the same having served appre tic ship
of seven years with the frs, Carriage Max er in
Philadelphia, whose Carriages have taken the
premiums on every occasion that they have been
exhibited at the diff re Mt Institutes he hopes to
be able to get up article at least equal to any
manufactured in the Western country.
ALSO-for sale, a superior article Of p o D Y
A r NJ H made by the oldest Varnish-
Maker in Phladelph ia--irorranted not 70 crack
ALso-Carriage Trimmings of every descrip-
ton, such as Laces, Cloth, Silver Hub Bands
Door Handles, Lamps. Lock and Hinges, Riggs
&c; all of which will be furnished at the lowest
Cash price. Persons at distance can be accom-
modated by dropping a line to the subscriber,
Main street, opposite Mr.. Giiberts Hotel.
Richmond Ia, Feb. 3, Ill. lJn I'll.
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Seasonable DRY COOS,

Comprising good Stock Of CLOTHS OF ain ost
all colors and prices, variety of Cassimeres,
Sattinetts Tweets, Summer Cloths, Jeans and
Cotton mixtures, ves,;ng, Shirtings and Sheet
ings, we'll assorted stock of Prints 10 suit the
plain and gay, Fancy and Plain Ginghams and
Lawns, Alpaca Lustre, of superior quality, Irish
Linens Jaconett and Cambria Nuslins, Bob-
netts Blends, Grapes, Laces, Silk and Cotton
Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Suspenders, Hosiery,
Silk pic mic and Kid Gloves, Ribbandsi ana nu-
nerous other articles, not enumerated, with z
small variety of
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TIE PATENT
ENDLESS COG GEAR AND RAILROAD HORSE
p0WERm
THRASHING MACHIkES

now in use; among which is the above named
horse power, by which one horse and five hands
get out from hundred 10 one hundred
and fifty bushels per day;-for the proof of this,
the certificates Of good men can be shown
The advantages OF this machine that 1t takes
up but little room, and can be set in the barn,
and be used in any weather Every farmer who
has good barn should have one, he may then
get out his grain he needs il, as he can feed
ont or take care of his straw.
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Persons calling for Letters in the above list
will please say they are Adrertised.
JAMES ELDER, P NJ
Richmond, July s. lSt7. 81
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National Hotel, RIcHMoND, IA.

IENIiE subscriber wishes to call the attention
4 of the travelling public TO the fact that he
has returned to his old Stand,
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Free Labor GOOD 5

Free Il Il Dor u D @ Il 5
Bonnets Palm and Leghorn Hats, good assor'-
nlent of Queensware, among which are lew
new stvle Tea Sets nd Glassware, together with
Groceries and Hardware, and full and complete
supply of
IRON. NAILS, STEEL. iXLES, AND
SPRINGS,
direct from the Manufacturers. at u Reduced
P,ices.-En
Then CALL and examine our Stock, for our
determination is 10 sell at very short prohts; pre-
errup the ntmble niaspence 10 the stosc shtt4lng
All kinds of available Produce taken at the high
est market price.
HAINES & FARQUHAR,
Opposite the Bank, Richmond, Indiana.
n B. We have also received small lot OF
FRIENDS BOOKS, consignment and sale
II. & F.
Richmond. May 4, 1s47. 19-tf
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most honorable to the Executive and makes the favor
the more gratifying to the friends Of Carson.

six doers the price paid the irapper that time.
for beaver skin: and good bscwoodsman wond secure
inc charges q the copsqes for necessary
lars for blanket two dollars for tin cup full OF brown
gar and the same for he Of cofee the trap
perswere still melted by the frequent
gave additional zest and fascination the pursuit
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GARDNERs, FARMERS PL ANTERs HOTEL Ann
y fNv ATE HOUSEKEEPERS-Ihe subscriber has
made improve IN all his
shpenence from the beginning OF his TO present
aay warrants him n assuring those need Of his preparations
70 the attnek OF moths bedbues rats ants
cess 10 its fullest extent. 80
For Gardners and Farmen uehis msnurcs such
SuhAts Of Ammonia Nitrate Of Soda Suphase Of Soda and
S.Iph. Masnesia
The very celebrated Fly Paper be depended in all m
Dr. LEWIS FEUCHTwAN0ER,
mi3 imsc ~ Liberty street
vTEA-Country Dealers hotel keepers, and all
i Of Tea.
5Ib. PACKAGE Of good Black Tea for... ...slp
3lb. do Young Hyson. 80
The above Teas extraordinary cheap.
Buyers will considerable By making their purchasers
the extensive Tea warehouse OF the
NEW YORK AND CHINA TEA COMPANY
MI sOss nc 2o4 Greenwich, and - CatharIne d. NJ Y.
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FRENCH FANCY STRAW HATS. MAN
::d s"a q ' hsa :ad
Al attn the -I Sss Iss:onsSIs prices: ma sos: I
WLsoN ~ os.a ;!Iss! :s,sssesy
q: a'' o s Ss n:nd 1ss and y
q The riches: and fssAonsSe Hats such
): 81: sSSss
nan a. any 9tner n CITY, Country Mnsn
VIII 90 wen 70 call ''i S WILSON -, Grand
t.. good Mn. ssoV: % So
sss3 f:as q r.:
" ss1ss 81 Ne $: Gs md M
a, %a M sS,.1c Avenue Brooklyn. ,wATxcp
Europe pupil of Madam: t D SSN pi.n!. ao to
weekly
s:s &C. The pupils
81 .s
III: Si..'. SSt Y. Es4 bs as.: K1
d: ~: 81
% ,eS ND S..s will Ss GU
n: B.On show the largest Cockatoo in America; :.
hsy "
of the linn, of hi. old establishment.
NJ 'Johp street he h.. rented Bramble Coage Blooming
connected with BIRDS Shetland Fancy Ponies King
Charlie. Spaniel P0I,sIs &C. and variety Of Fancy
AZ usual letters post paid will Times meet with prompt
attention from A. GtUEVE, No, John al
jel3Nsr
LOf OF HOOKING BIKDS--Only bird is worth
cage room and sweeps all kind bird species song away
0 AL o very fine collection Long Breed Canary Birds
Also, lot short breed German Birds Cages and seed
70 he seen at s55 Bowery, between ID and 4th s.
H. DIR KELLINGER'n INFALLIBLE LINI
~ <MENT warranted to and ulcers OF
AATy nature in few days. II acslike magic in
ing rheumasm and all other pains One doses
tam to relieve bilious choc. diarrha &c. il taken IL
perfectly delightful In its odor aud favor Il 10 unyealy
be the best family medicine offered
the public Price so cents per bottle.
Sold at $50 Pearl e. Ring John and Broad
yXiccmer of Bowsry and Broome Sd avenue and 10th
Jenes drug Dr. Burres Dover and Chatham
the Hsrlsm Railroad Office, City Hall is 3or<rc
- TO RAILROAD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ramapo haroad-Proposals will be received until the
30h day Of june inst, for the grading, masonry and
bridging that part OF the Paterson and Ramapo Railroad
tug from the north side Of the Passaic Ramap0 dis
lance ofabogt fourteen m los
Maps pohles specifications be found the Engineers
ONCE Paterson where every information will be
given. J. w. ALLEN, Engineer.
June IS. ls47. 80, -' jls to 1857
,, FOR SALE-Twenty rail road SIX horse
wagons and some two horse wagons. and constantly
notice hand where all kinds Of carts wagons and
ness be had a the most reasonable by MICHAEL
IULLANE, Wagon Maker No. 20 aud 30 Montgomery st.,
Jersey f'itv " iei6 70ssr
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k&R, TO OWNERS AND MASTERS OF YES.
MO- sELs-Iielmes sprngers Patent Steering Wheel
u tns the steering gear OF vcsels which
Sompstsly obviae. all the difficulties heretofore arising
IL. :"f fi;iEf pIsHs$ z f;WSs II
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~ MILL AND WATER POWER FOR SALE-To
@ e .ciS by public auction a. the Merchsats Exchange,
Muer auctioneers f not sold private
lease having about four years of Of land
the OF Springfield, county, New Jersey. The
land is 10 ne cultivation planted with corn aud and
good mill with valuable maehinery and excellent
and overshot wheel The mil! is used paper
MILL but has been used grist mill having good
stones. aud !. well adapted for either purpose.
gure OF MORTIMER De MOTTE, counsellor at law 1872
Broadway. New York. ie23 cod toj rIisr
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- Ink SybSCHlBER would respectiuIIv nm.
m ior rs ~: customers and l,e public generally
G!dsn: soo;sd and bss4 Cater Bo9 a.kns Slipper"
lies &C.; nj and Boys sewed aud psEged Boots OF
ncss can be purchased At Tie city '"e" 81
bladder and 0entlemens Boots and Shoes uc.d- q,
fnlly solicited. JAMES W Al u RI "S'
jen @tsW WCanal street., corner Of Wooster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-28

AFTERNOON LINE, DAILY,
H- FOR NEWBURGH AND F!ShnlI.,
~, Point, Cold Spring and Cornwall. The steam
er Thomas POWELL Capt Saml. johnson, will leave the pier
loot Of Warren street. for the above places every afternoon
bundays excepted att O'Clock, commencing April TO- Re
urnhig-will eav" Newburgh every morning clock
BAH Baggage and Freight Of every description. Bank
OF specie put on board Of this boat must be the risk Of
c-,pted for my13 3Ot re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-28

, FOR SALE-Twenty rail carts and SIX one horse
kN wagons and horse Wagons constantly
70 order where 'sy ss had the .hsrse.
be had the reasonable TERMS by MICHAEL
MULLANE. Wagon Maker No. 20 aud 30 Montgomery ST.
| J~rsev f'itv. " j ipt6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-28

CONEY ISLAND FERRY-The splen.
AHAA~ = did and eommodious steamboat AMERICAN
Sz1n EAGLE, Capt. Power has taken her place in
Consy Island landing Fort Hamilton follows Leaving
o'clocks - -
B.-No boats those belonging to the ferry will be
allowed to land Coney Island whouta permission
from the ie26 Ctr