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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-05-07
FRIENDS EDIToRs:-

righteousness eraheih a nation but sin is
a reprOaeh 10 any people,"
Whatever may be the appeals or 'remon-
STANCES in reference TO slavery, it seems that
'pro-slavery d~emagogues' are determined to
prolong lis existence, and extend its domain.
But, still II is certain, that though hand Join
in hand. The wicked shall not be unpunish-
ed Prov. II, 81. Now, respecting the des-
tiny Of this wicked nation, ! verify believe,
the catastrophe is impending, and that 'des-
%iruction shall be 10 the workers of iniquity,'
Prov. 10, 90. Surely, concerning this pseu-
~do-republic, it may be said with propriety ::
Her sins have reached unto Heaven, and God
hath remembered her iniquities.' Rev. ls, 5.
We find in the inventory of her 'chattel-pro-
per,y,' slaves and souls of men, Such are
the prominent articles of Babylon's merchan-
disc. But hath not the Lord threatened 10
'disquiet the inhabitants of Babylon = He
has. Jer. so, 81. For though This threat was
made-primarily-in reference TO Babylon
that was it is, nevertheless, equally appli-
cable to Babylon which is. Rev. Is, l &c.
For the oppression of The poor, for the sigh
ing of the needy, now will | arise, saith the
Lord; ! will set him in slfety from him that
pafeth at him. Psal. 10, 5. God is no res.
pe;tNr of persons Observe here, the pool
and the needy They are oppressed. Their
opprcssors ruff at them. Being oppressed
they sigh. TITS oppression is seen, and
these signs are h eard. Their Redeemer is
strong, the Lord of hcsts is his name.' He
shall thoroughly plead their cause The
oppressed shall go lree,' ard the lime is ere
long. Now will ! arise, saith the Lord |
will set him in safety from him that puffeth
at him Bat 10! when the Lord shJll march
through the land in Indignation he will
'thresh the heather in anger Heb. s., 49,
He hath said, when the land sinneth against
me by trespassing grievously, then will
stretch out mine hand upon it. and will break
The staff OF the bread thereof, and will send
famine upon it, and will cut OF man and
beast from it, Eek. 81, IS. Alas The in.
habitants OF this land sin against God by
tresPassing grievously.' The land is full of
bloody crimes. Surely, the hydra-headed
instance which follows, indicates heaven-da,
ring, high-handed wickedness. And with.
al, the complicated transgression is of a Ma
tional character, to wit: Southern slave clai
mants-under the auspices of Northern slave
holders-are assaying TO extend the territory
cf the internal institution of American slave
ry. Yes, verify with this diabolical de
sign-just as APollyon would have it-lhey
are now engaged in committing thievish, oh
scene, and bloody depredations upon the
neighboring Republic. of Mexico. Thus i
seems, that though there are fifteen slave
states'i in this Infamous Union already-and
the rest but nominally free-yet new terrific.
Fry is sill wanted 10 breed, brand, whip, and
hold our fellow men as chaitel property in.
| Shall not visi. for Ihess ihingsl safh the
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-05-07

PIRATE and gigantic work, Of trying 10 convert
2 community which exdfls IN being, and in
Of Savoy.
w. p,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-05-07
A" BUGLE
SALEM, MAY 2, 1877.

81 love agitation when there is cause for II
the alarm bell which ~startles the inhabi-
tants OF a city, saves them from being burn
ed in their eds."-Edmund Burke.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-05-07

G-Persons having business connected
with the paper, will please call on James
Barnaby, corner of Main and Chestnut sis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-11
General Gntires.

" western Land Agency, DETgOIT, Michigau,
le4s-sW The undersigned continue 70 devote their al
teon 70 the business Of this zen-y VIZ The purchase
and s4le Of Res Estate The payment Of iaxes rscsung
lands sold for taxes the purchase Of lands sass
the examination ofutes the entry Of State Government
lands, the examination and plating Of lands leasing city
and village property and collecting collecting boads
mortgages and other evidences Of debt the purchase and
sale ofMichigzn STATE liabilities
They have careful and Trustworthy Agents a. he prnc
pal places Ohie Indiana Illinois Wiskonssn and lows
and IN each OF the Organized Counties Of this STATE.
That al ~ ness entrusted 10 their VIII receive
prompt Gad particular attention they refer you The ,o
lowing FOR whom they have aced business
r. oace opposite the Michigsn Exchange, Jefferson
avenue. I01ss, &c.
GEORGE ?. Macy, MACY briggs.
WuLfAM 5. DEIGcs.
~ Go. X. BRoDHEAD, 50 Merchants Exchange, l.
Ageo, Of NJ. D. in Ne~.Yors.
REFERCScEs.
ke4u- York CIfg-Fredehc Bronson ESQ Daniel Lord Jr
EsQ. Hon. Benjamin r. Butler Charles Butler, Zee.
Messrs x A. kinssland Co. Messrs HOedey, Hhe -
L CO. Messrs. WetmOre ca. slss c. Herring
fibaal-George Dawson, Esq. fEvening Journal)
R5cAks,sr y Y-MessTs Smith Perkins, Messrs Sage
4 PsEcost Ass sprsgge, ESQ,
BoSton, Mas,-Joha y. Barbour ESQ. W. W. DeanisEsq
Pkl4d<lpLa Pa-Msssrs. Draper, Tsppsn L Co.
Troy, " Y.-C. l. Tracy, ESQ.
I3dtavid " Y-Jgnius A Smith, Esq.
Hsrkiuaer 60. :. Y--M. Grant Esq.
IAasr gbsrgA, ". X-sidney D. Smith, ssq chsancsy
P. Ives ESQ.
Detyof. MeA-Messrs. Gray Lewis, David sLssr, Esa
MAJ Thomas Rowland.
. Ha1GinSton, D C.-Hon. WIZ Woodbridge
Toledo Oso-Richsrd Mott, Eco.
HIrtford Conn.-H. l. Miller Esq
A.ezaadeT. " Y.-D. w. TOmlinson, ESQ
mil ia~ ismWA SWf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-11
DIED;

-..,s.v mcrnieg, OF consumption ELEANOR
81 "a dssgbter Of James Kerisan' In the 22d
~ ~ and friends Of the family respect
ss..I a. sttepd her funeral from the residence Of
~ 80 ~ isl Eat Broadway, on Thursday morn
- snsi' ~ a,clock milo o.
y I'D ns@ lining lat in Frederick City. Md. Mr.
0, meySn TpssNY OF York. Pa aged sbou, 20 years
AN A,slo Boston of water on the brain
AZ ssu:s,er Of Richard rockingham OF Charles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-11
NV WAREHOUSE FoR
FRIN r S ON L Y
Spring styles
LEE, JuDsoN L LEE, IS OEDAR.sT

Offer for sale by the piece OF package
rFr 500 CASES PRINTED CALlCOES- Comprising
ali the desirable new styles large proportion OF whch
having been conirac led For before the late rise In TIE mar
kt win be sold Than msnufaofurers present prices
Printed lists Of prices put into the hands OF buyers
BIB y. LEE late senior partner IN The Original nfin
OF Lee and Brewster from hich he retired IN 1872 mas
TONED the firm Of Lee Jadson and sociIs The petron
age OF his old friends The business is conducted nnder
me frm Of LEE, JUDSoN LEE.
' " shr,,sry = Isl, 25f us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-11
MARRIED

~, "wednesday. March 10. by Rev. T. H.
- Am an VII, HELM POPE. Of New. York, 10 Nice
80 90, sy1' DO DEASE late Of Rsynhan, Mass
slii ~, sSepIns 9Th inst by Rev. n. Hoyt, NJ
y..s' sso,iiy Of NsPles Italy 70 Miss MARY
- Il flis Cly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-11
WAsToN's ERVALENTk.


OSnaaf< ngeferaf< and ta,k@l Constipation (Costr->
z<ss s@ly tstay b1 $50 completely fsfey-
sl ts.ot .ss=g elt1 py g1tres. ,nlecf,1ns blts,
b. aGfxyel srusS<, agreea.@ ad tzfsits n<Ges. re-
iSty d5e9-e-sf "a Fraoc b. 81 WaStea, e. Ra< q he
lea, Pars" Price y rsr.s
A PERUsAL or THIS TREATISE cannot fail to dis
"A PEI a. douoi Ia Las nind OF any reader " ho Fsazss
ctsse7 and srr aFsTtse> OF Las discovery which Las
agiiSlet trLs, Ea s1d sri the Continent With its
rasTssbe resalis T-s great remedy s hgt, pasiaos5
AID ceiiciols FOOD called 4" Efyalent4H-- Vegetable
Fsr11-in sonas rc 5r--is reseBbing ArfoDFooG
TIE Tss1ise and EryAlent1 cOlst41ty 90 hard a. os
Sars Deo. OF Warrior, % Paris expressly estsbDs"e
for Iheir sac, al HENRY JOhxSOSs Drug and Ca-Frl
ca sore, IN ths 0rsaas Bulldog, @J Broadway, eyf
Cnsnberss a. " Purchasers must rer1enoef LAY
here sen9ias srysl-r;s S1I WaftoEs Isr seaiseoa
no THE AFFLICTgD-unf-iins s-sesss for 3
period u - years has fully established Ne sle1cy
tee Glove Anots oOl Ache DT0ps-t Dsins dSeoyery
q tne aas Dr. Asr, WIN Il owes .Ls ofixn - % n<a
81 he nscafactar-r. o. q. HAMMOND Il co successor
10 tns late Dr. Han corn.s Of Broadway az cnaInDolss
a jo.ainx slswsxFs new mzrDs 6utldinss
r. B. We have jsst received ~ 49, s'riyes enoee -
sorens q Labn, Certain and slssys extracts sop Ses-
netc. toxsshsr viii choice assortment OF Ox ar.
row, Goa Cream, sxus eorbis divided coscsns &C d
car owa nsnzfsesar> an'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-11
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

n . a. = S,ssekUThe Van Zsnd, Farm c, Flushing
an frame house and lease OF lot No s. Resde
Nh IS ieet $3.50; two story brick house sad 10,
c " q e.Iyst $500; house and lot No. Hubert S.
s. as,sey { Asll--Three lots west side Avenue B.
MS ~. hiIeeu,h and Fourteenth ats each p by IS,
ga. 2t2o one lot south sido Fourteenth ct
~'eaas B, Is BY 1854, $1,000, one lot on Thir.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-11

Feminist OF above same size $3.50 house and lot
81 Hicks Is by 100. $500.
BY Dnmoa q II 5sook-Three acres q land with the
building thereon occupied by the Ladies Of the
Sacred Heart a seminary, $4,000
BY h'atn.r & Co,--Onetwelfh part Of packet ship
Oneida Is T5O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-11

BLEEDING OR BLIND ExrGRNAL on INTERNAL
rFr DIR. IupOIdsby's specihc-Issl Internal rene
dv pleasant 10 take and perfectly harmless IN me most
delicate cases Personal reference given Is 20 s success
ProprelOT's Office los Nsssan-sL y. Y. ms lmlseOd
~ All who afflicted with cods and coughs arc IN
formed that The only genuine Cough Pills sure remedy
for coughs are for sale ANFORDS Bookstore lb8 Bow
cry. Two shfllings a box Try hem ino oe"uS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-11
Boarding.

DENT FOR BOARD.-The ovsnsr Of good house
II very easant neighhofhood wishes 70 rent The
a small, qu family religious prelruedl without
young children. The i be sken IN board Tor siR
and 10 The paToT and halls furnished aud can
remain If desired. Applications addressed 10 " Cal
mus" IL his Once, giving name and residence VIII be At
tended None need apply 10 whom school on Tue
premise. would present AN insurefable objection. The
school select and has communication with tbs
family apartments Nc objection few select hosrdsrs
Location IN Tih Ward. Possession can DO had APri l.
ne iw-
BOARD WANrED-FoT d ADV and child two years
ID old hus band Sunday IN healthy pas Or tha
country within twenty miss OF The city. where there II
frequent cheap commu -ion near The water prefer
"a October November next line addressed 70
NJ n. New OH, (post paid , wI meet with prompt al
tsnton. References exchanged NIL 81
DOAIfD WANTED-By gentleman for hinseii AID
ID son, who is about Eve years Of age small family
where there are Jew boarders would be preferred
Location must be- either Fret, second Third Ward
aud moderate. Address J. II. Box [l1l, P o.
mil O.
DOAKDING In ChamberSsL-TwO single gentlemen
ID can be accommodated with peasani room Gnh board
el Is ChaTh ers-sL ny WIS
DOOlI- WANTED-With0uf hUHfc, after Msy lsii
1.-Two rooms IN senteel private family FOR two ladies'
location above Sprngst Address Through me r " j.
r. box 1866 describing the room, terms, SC References
exchanged. NIL IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-11
General Notices.

~ The Second Advent in Is47.-Preaehng on
this subject III BoweTy Thursday aud Friday evenings
nsst ds.ppon,menls on dens tune and also for expee,
Ing the coming OF Christ and the end OF The wora us
~ re. roomsnons Vel glorious subject Also preaching
the plsce on the same sSoleet neA LoIu Jay
fh al the usual hours Of church worship morning al
ternoon and evening
~ Tba Member, OF Eastern Star Tent No. 40
l. b. of *. requested to meet al thef room on hois
day evening. O'Clock, 10 proceed IN ooay - MSu'
avenue TO hear The uere Of ie brother John
Brown. n B. The members OF es ofa &c p 1 y
pectfuly invited 10 suend CHARLES z. BIER, e
cOsSfLIr, B. NJ RUSSELL. Rec. Secretary mil IL
rS~ The Grand Temple OF Honor viii hold az
adjourned nee.iag ,h. evening 81 !. oeoeA o.
.nass Psna.snsvss are reous,ied to be paneinsl in
their attendance lmll lg.l JOHN MURPHY o. w n
~ United Brothers OF Temperance, Asso-
citation No. Will hold Public Meeung On nuIsosy
rveDing lin inst Mechanics Hall, Az BrosdwAy al
7. O'clock Hon Thomas NJ. Weodpa. and A w. AIRING
ton Esq Southern msu, ard popular lecturer VIII 81,
to attend. Admi,iance free. JAMES HARPER, PresL
p. II. DREYER, See'y. mV -
IT, The Treasurer OF The Society for the Relief Of
EDGES he receipt OF S5lS Ss-bei The amount OF col
lection made Ia 81 Barihocmews Church, alter an co
caeat sermon by Rev. DIT. s..sh
rg-American Instirute,-A Stated Moninly as g.
Park this rhursdAy) evening a. Y o.socA' s.ccv
mill II HENRY MEius' nee sVV'y
~ Auctiou-Dry Goods.-The s,oek Of Dry Sooos
atieS Sprng OF Tro pson will be sod ~ AUG
top on Friday March H. lst7 The stock Is large sna
well selected and win be sold without reserve NIL II
r. Premiam Glass In Mu.ic.-oa Thursday
ening Mach ls a. O'clock, the SUBSCRIBER VIII open
new cisss ia the elements Of use and N snsi2s
Al an Broadway premium Of co Wal pc sS sIoeq %
me best proficient al the end OF ihe term pioVaSe
ehould contain 80 members, and ofel0 sh0aid CONAN
80 ssn sa Fire evening free. Tuition, inclusive u
booze IS for gentlemen AMI - Manner efR "
advsucc. = = " 49,,
m9 .eoa Translator Of Weber, ETC &c
IT, Meeting of the Bar ln pursaaHee 2. ieso
ton 81 meeting hed al he Assisisns S So Z. SsreST
lie 47h III meeting Of The Newly OK bai 10 Le.S ~!
called al he Niee.ChanceilOrs Court ROOF ~ ea,o ~
Hall on the ih inst al l2 O'Clock, aoon 10 lsNs h'o o
siSe5aon What farther action may be deemed proper IN
regard 10 the reorganization Of Tho loes o as c-
civ ard matter Inc dental thereto By oees o. 20 SoH
miiiee. lm9 Shs'I II. P. HASTINGS Sn~'fii~n'
~ Twenty-second Annual Exhioiuon ~ 49, 80
NAilosel Academy OF Desgn TIE rooms - W - r,h,hf
are aow ready or the reception OF works ios me
uon which win be opened on The lst OF apsI - scs
must necessarily Be In The rooms on OF Ooiolc "o
ma ayissod. y mo. g. CHAPMAN, sec'y n. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-11
Brighton Cattle Mnrket-MoSplr. March 2.

AT MARKET, 6l0 Beef Cattle ls Jokes Working Oxen,
"a Cows and Calves, go Sheep. No Swine In market
Be,f Cenk-Ex,ra, SC 50 fret quality So % second
quality IS 10 5 IS.
worsias oze's-ssles made at s72, s73, S92 and
STA.
co. 80 and one at SIS.
Shsep-5ales Of lots at So 10, rs 20 aud 20. and
one lot Of % fine Sheep al about $40 head
SriHe-NOne at market.
n B-About 57j head of the cattle came over the
Western Railroad from Albany. Boston Traveller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-11

~ DIR. Woods Sarsepa[illa and Wild Cherry BIZ,
ers for the permanent removal 0fa such diseases a. aAe
their rise In an Ia pure blood impaired digestion, morbid
state Of The liver AMI stomach, weakness OF the nervous
syaien and disordcrod habit Of constitution end the
whole class OF diseases for which the medical faculty
have for years united In prescribing the celebrated SaTss
parilla and the Bark Of wild Cherry.
DR.. Woods Ssrsspariis and Wild Cherry biitens, -
only medicine made OF these articles and founded
as tits on the best medical principles and Their virtues ex-
iracted by rid chemical analysis experience has shown
lie unusual power and ecscy, and VIII be found on iA
TO be sure and speedy remedy for the diseases enuea
ted above They purify the blood regular dges-
tion promote healthy action OF the liver and somsoh
and strengthen the nerves. al securing health and
vgor to the whole system. In all cases OF dependency
from digestion or nervous irritation hey have been used
with remark able success they less useful As 70
msdy for headache Asuency loss OF appetite and gen.
ers prostraon Of the system At the same time II musl
be stated that hey neither violent nor Al al
In their operations securing they do the desired emu Oy
steady. regular, and easy influence. -
Sold Wholesale AMI retsil.by WYATT kETCHUm;
general agents. IL FuiOnsL a. retail l92 BroAdway Sll
BleeckersL NJ " J. Smith, cor Fulton and CIanoer'
nv sta Brooklyn Price 81. large botles u Smls'
TIE HAiR REsrORED-DANoRUT ERADicAIgn, BY
BEALS'S HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Proprietol's Office los Nsssau-st
~. r.. q L. q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-11
wariSets....c drofai'y reportedfor Tie Tribune

Unrketss.. .CdrCatty reportedJoT Inc Iriotne
WEpREsDAY. March TO-
AsHES-The market is perfectly quiet but steady at
cit and 3li for Pots and Pearls. Export from lst
to 9Th March Pots IA b5s, Pearls, none.
COTTON-The market to-dsy is very firm, though
the sales do not exceed 400 bales and there IS ospo
ston press Cotton the market until there is more
inquiry.
Export Of Cotton from The Port Of Ne,c. York commencing
la September 1916.
To Great Britain. .33 555 North OF Europe. 1901
France --.--.---.- -24@oI Total ........7e, 62l
Epor, from ne Poyfs Of the Uaed States commencing lei
September, 1876.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-11
a, ,vrs-Among the communlca

eIAvEs-Among the commnnlca-
III vs .o n, Board Of Managers OF the Amer
- rssssS., A their last meeting, were two cir
:, - s.,ss dis,ribution OF the Scriptures among
.ssF,s. south. and also three letters from pas
: ~ rsseeved Ike circulars. tnquirog as to the
80 ~ n such distribution. These documents
-1sssy - a malicious committee. TO report as 10
rsspf,.ss ~ vbs, canaoi be done in this matter.
ssssH s"' IN. y. Com ADV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-11
lo Ei M s Tksp :sssss

r. -Ezsvr-sE-1 FIRST Thtp fEks-.IliIItlt
~ z.ss<sssS,-SrOF TIE SEASON -S-5r1,---<<<3
Pioneer and Express
I.fa-. Canal from Phi.ads phIa Pttts
bufgh ,.,.
TIC travelling public s respectfully Informed hat The Lfst
mp OF the season 5y TIL. line viii eaye PhhslePnA on
Monday the 18Th nat a. n O'clock A. NJ -
During the Winter the noats have al been ihfoughiy
painled and handsomely furnished. Persons WghlnE
pleasant mode u conveyance 10 Pittsburgh VIII VI course
embrace this opportunity.
er For ssss add other Information sppy at he old es-
mil i~ j. PETERS co. Prophetou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-11
II CnIlege Of Physician- an

~ College OF Physicihns aDC surgeons VI lie
TliveTeily Of The State of hewYork.-The examination
VI the candidates. elect their Inaugural The-es will
place Wednesday evening 10Th inst al 10 A NJ IN
the College Hall The Profession res oeclly invited
10 atlend.
The Annual Comm eucsulent viii be he'd on Ihurs1ay,
18th inst Ia the College E4ll, a. past p NJ. when the
DEGREES will be conferred and Address delivered by
the Fresdent Alexander H Stevens, NJ D. The Profes-
elton and The public are respectfully iuvi I'd 10 attend.
College Of Physicians and Surgeons, q Crosby-sL
mil ties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-11
1.PAs..GE FROyI ENGLAND, Irsla

49, scotland snd W sles HaTre, bfsfn7n Ah-"erp, -
-csn &c secured 10 cabin second cabin or sleefsZ-,
BY hrs class ships, and drss groished for eny son'
neni, By sppying % d. r UhEht "
l60 50uth-sI Dover, and - WS-i-s1 cor hecIoI
al pars Of The Western county b he Lakes and Csc@s,
ke ike be secured a. the lo~osI rates On
aDple.uOa "A above NIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-11
Real Gstair.
FOR 5Hlu,
THE HY.nQE u0TEL.

"a THE GLOBE HOTEL,
~ SARATOGA SPRINGS situated 90 me eoSnef 81
oq.sS sa ssd. ss me sosd II rom
spgings 10 Wits Hail. which 10 70 be- ba ne coming see
sn oeaied imm.dlasy 10 .ne "a nsoos n rSs Rs"ss
b. commanding elevation contain. shout nsiJ rooms
AMI VII DO .old very low 70 sDo.r me e.aes or
Daniel T. Reed, Eco neH tho pronises. x1 - a,s>o..
"a. PAPER Mill. FOR sALE.-Ths Pspsr Ms
81 chnery and lease OF tho Mill Known a. me hsm.
a =, 4. Tor sale sad lease has yssss V
mn nom MAY neat sad 10 10 all respects nyorsss one
ssd s.esi.esy s0hs az, % Of sma Wnessssrs m.ts
ne enres; Is FEET boiler with relurndass dnser
s1nec. for he economical manufacture Of pepsi. ne
ORR part VI which 10 no and OF no Dss qusnJ -
q which !. s ru1niss osds. H. srssm On Via
-aid mill IL situated u good one. =. s..,...tx
person possessInx sven sms T., ~ n.,e, baT
nss ~ tho property VIII Ds sod doc lrcIy esos x
tbs whole be sod par. Of me pssssa
With he business for ysn q Tho properly sa rs:sss
he operations q mil immedilsiy Appsslos 70 %
made 5000, ether personally o. ~ iSSy ppyroRgs
Hgnlphreysyills, CT March 5, ~ oil -
- FOR ssLG-fbs bfee-sory hsass and 70. "a ., .ns
~ IL h G,rnisSsd throughout In the beet ana moss
r-o@ern style with ps.sd furniture msfp's msao' 49,
a NE s.eo one OF Bsebo beet ranges boiler &c ana
eomnI.,s pathinz apparatus 10 ths secopd s.ory sso
81 q: :' csssse msssS a esa o. osse
4, S7s sssrs For father psrealsfs and gssmisson
see house .ppy e k4W1ISSS.Is = s1ao,
o9 N i TrTsssi1 ---
-FOR s1LR-A neat Cottage snd Osru, wt,h .bou.
oa, sad s.tssss. q ssod land ss.sa, .sssss
within rsif Of .esr'eost ianains snd sboot thar
distance from the New Haven and New.yors k.ilIosd.
There IA good well 81 The basement ooof sed
nu-abeg Of fruit trees, &c IL b. good Vow o. .oS
sound and surrounding country Fos ARE, sSsp''"
.-aaire OF LIZ ~ S.h.,'s I.nd,.s
New Rochelle, Feo. II, lss7 ---- MI ~ n.
- TO LEr on CHREsEA.sQUARk-T
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- CAspALrY.-~Mr' Abraham t"AnSA'
nssSsssss iii pond in souaers. Weitchester Co
y, cssg M - Ike and he fell in lie was only
- u. 80 ~ he .hore. and as soon as he went
= ei IN, buried 20 the spot and extended to
p = Ssu ~ he supported himself until some Of
~, % .,,s,es but before be could be got out lie
= so'' not Ia the water more than ten or
OF nc go he wss not under the water Al any
- sbses -, Ave feconds; but he was quite
:, - nels sd his probably will account for his
Il. &C., erey. Nc was 65 years OF age.