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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-01-03

Influence of fNa1aure.-When | visited
England six years ago, the first thing that
struck me was the beauty and fertility Of
the soil. Every farm appears garden.
Even the sides of railroads, up to within
a few feet of the iron track. are made to
produce wheat, barley or potatoes. The
beautiful lines of hedges, which so glad
den the eye of an American, enclose no
uncultivated lines. The very hill tops
are made fertile on their SUBMITS; the
swamps are drained dtched and blind
ditched, and every foot of earth that the
labor and ingenuity of man can render
cultivatabIe, is made to send forth its green
stalks and golden harvests.
1t is important that the American, and
especially the New England farmer should
know ho,o this is all done. | havd diued
and lived with English farmers; | have
associated with them; l have frequently
obtained their friendship, and sometimes
their confidence; and by hook and by
crook, have wormed this important Sc
cret out of them. | have obtained their
Philosophers stone; ] have got the clue to
the ever living fertility of their soil; and
now, Connecticut farmers, in the fullness
of my heart, which happens at this time
10 be overfowing with "milk of human
kindness" l will freely, without the hope
of fee or reward, impair! to you the grand
secret See that you improve by it,
1t all consists of one simple word-MA-
NURE.-.4ddress of p. I. Barnum be-
fore the Fairfield (Ct) Agricultural So
ciefy.
Let every farmer gather and accumu-
late his weeds, muck, swamp mud, char
coal dust, coal ashes, soap suds and ex-
crements from his horses and horned cat
tie, and all the liquid manures from his
yard, and properly protect them from..rain
and snow, and he has, in one vast pile, a
capital fund on which to base all his far
ming operations for the year. But how
different from all this is the practice OF
many farmers! In nine cases out of ten
the liquids are permitted to run over the
yard; to lose their nitrogen, which pass ses
off in the form of ammonia; their salts,
which are carried away by continual
drenchlng and nearly every valuable prop
erty which is any way dependent upon
the atmosphere; until, in fact, every chem
ical ingredient, without whic neither
plants or seeds can exist, is lost to all the
practical purposes of farming. Such a
reckless policy with regard to the en-.
riching commodities, accounts to greater
extent than any other cause, for the mea-
gre production ofthe farm.-Eanes' I'D
dress.
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V-'Well. Tom, does your girl contin-
ue to love your
" es, more than ever
Indeed what evidence have YOU OF
that!'
why, she makes me presents
What has she given you latelv.
oh, she made me present of nv pic.
lure which paid five dollars for before
gave II to her.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-01-03

fS There is a general law or custom,
In Germany, that apprentices, after the
expiration of their service, shall travel
two years before prosecuting their trade as
master workmen. Hence the etymology
Of the word journeyman.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-01-03

He that thinks himself wise and
good, for no other reason but because he
is great and rich, resembles the servant
that thought himself superior to his master,
because he lay in the garret, and his mas
ter under him.
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Mill-Site for Sale.

HNHE undersigned offers for sale; hisundi-
IL vided part of q TRACT OF LNAD.
which contains an excellent MILL SITE, sit
uate in Green township, Indiana county, on
the north branch of the Yellow Greek, being
two miles and half from Greenville, and two
miles from the Pike. Terms of sale made
known, and the premises shown. by apPlica.
tion being made on the premises.
FREDERICK III. AMEND,
Nov. l, I649.-i-3m
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CAMBRIA
CLOTHING ST ORE!

CLOTHING ST ORE!
Now is the Time for BargainS!l
"HE subscribers have just received from
: IL the east at their Clothing Store In Ebens-
burg, large assortment of
FALL e. WINTER CLOTHING,
among which may be enumerated
a fine lot Of blue, Felt, and Blanket
ouercoas; Frock, iress and Sack
Coats Of euery Uariety and cci-
or; rery large stock Of Sa-
ti'aet and Cashmere Pan
falcons of every descrip-
tior, and a good as
Sortnae,a of Six f.
Sdtuaet e. CdSsi-
mere TestS, to-
gether uith
every kind Of Boys Clothing.
ALSO,
Fine and Coarse Shirts, Handkerchiefs,
Flannel Shirts, Stocks, Umbrellas, all OF
which they will dispose of on the most
reasonable terms. They have also on
hand large stock of Cloths CassI-
meres and Vestings, which they are
prepared to make up in the most
workmanlike manner, and on the
most accommodating terms for
cash or approved country pro-
ducc. Their entire Stock of
Clothing is made up accord
ing to the latest Fashions.
Having selected their goods with great care
and purchased on the low est cash terms, they
are prepared to accommodate their friends and
Gus toners with clothing of superior quality
and at lower prices than goods of similar
quality were ever sold in this county.
The public are respectfully invited to call
and examine their goods
EVANS & HUGHES.
Oct. 25, 154S.-4-tf.
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NMERALD and Silvered Note Paper, En-
~ velopes. Eng. and Blue Post and Cap Pa
per, Window Shades, Account Books, and
Fancy and Toy Books for sale by
LITZINGER & TODD.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

The subscriber offers for sale or rent his well
known LANYARD, adjoining the borough of
Ebensburg on the east lying between the turn
pike and the Loretto road with three acres of
land thereto attached under high state of cult
vation, on which the following buildings have
been erected, viz: good two story fran dwell
ling house and frame stable, and excellent
buildings well adapted for a tanners shop.
All the appurtenances necessary for carrying
on the tanning trade are in excellant o:der,
and can it required be enlarged. There is also
a large supply Of good water both at the house
and at the lanyard.
Terms of sale will be reasonable. Posses.
sion will be delivered on the first day of April
1850.
JOHNSTON MOORE
Oct. Is, Is49-2-tf
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HISY OF CA Wgl1S


Put dov,s for Trial at a Court Of c on
mon Pleas to be held at Ebensbur g, IN
and for the county Of Cambria, com
mencing on Monday, the 7h day Q,
January, A. d. 1850.
Zahm's Adm'rs Shaffer
Dough VS. Dunlap
Bell Bell ct al
Hugus VS. Barnett's dmr
Rhey VS. Gutwalt
Regan Jackson
Coh,ck for use VS. Harris
Rodgers Ynunkin
Jackson VS. George ell al
Kinport VS. Newman ct al
Todd's Ex'rs VS. Fenlon
| Nj Miltenberger Morrison
| Clark & Co vs. Curran
Gates VS. Wallace
Ream's Guardian vs. Eva ms ct al
Myers VS. Johnstown Bo.
M'Gure VS. Conway
Coyle VS. MKiernan
TreftZ Osborne & M'kee
| Zeach VS. King & Shoe enberger
M'Crory & DIVERS Mitchell
Philips VS. Powell
Barnes Admir- VS. M'Fsrland
Lytle VS. O'Neill
Dibert & Osborne VS. Treflz
Baker VS. King & shOenberger
james VS. Jones
Jones Adm'x VS. James
Ream's Ex'rs VS. Younker
Hershberger Treftz
Dougherty VS. Murphy
Ream VS. Leidy
Moore VS. Patterson
O'Connor & Co Amsbaugh Rogers
M'Dowell VS. Russell
Dougherty Shryock ct al
Glass VS. Glass Ex'rs
M'Neal VS. Allegheny TIP.
WILLIAM KITTELL, Proth'y.
November 10, lS49,
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% DOZEN Mann's Axes for sa lie at the store
e of MURRAY s. ZAHM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20

NOLORED CAMBRICS.-I0O cases
- all colors and qualities for sale al reduced prices by
"a C. B LIE BARON, - Pinr-st,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20

EYRESH FRUITS, &c.-NIalaga Grapes
IL Malaga Raisics in whole, half and quarter boxes
Zane Currants, Spana Raisns, Madeira Cltron Italian
candied orange and lemon peel lemons, oranges,
Fye's apples shaddOcks, Bordeaux prunes IL fancy
boxes Symrua and Malaga figs, Egyptian dates, Ara
bian dates bitter almonds, Jordan sheed Almonds sicily
Bheled almonds almond paper she'll &c hlbefts bra
I'll nuts Madeira Madeira No 1872 e casbfs sc a and
refined iquorce rock candy sperm candles al c9lors and
different prices sperm oil winter and fall straned sweet
oil In bottles and bettes sardnes IN OIL ancoVes ove5,
capers mushroom and tomato casup picked onions, wal
nuts gherkins &c Worcestershire sauce togetherf"l
general of English sauces Also very superior
green and black full assortment ard white ana brown
eugars, all the different kinds at all prces coffee an az
sonent also roasted and groundday chocolate prepared;
cocoa ard paste shells spices, whole ana ground,
warranted pure Bakers brown pineapple, raspberry e-
guer oTgeat and other syrps Cherry ana RASPBERRY
brandy rich and delicious cordial; cordals foreign ana
domestic in bottles and draft: old ish, scotch ana
Monongahela whisky; superior old wines aud liquors, an
Scotch and Anne CHATHAM S4KHEi' rcln ale and
porter in bottes snglass apoca, nrrow-root, sage,
starch barley, honiny, oameal CASTLE yellow and shaw
ing soap indigo, white comb honey, 0asses and syrup,
brandy peaches and cherries rock candy unbe paste sal
rratus jeies East and West India preserves, sapsago,
English and American cheese &c Congress and Pavilion
Saratoga water quart and pint hoes Havana and Prn-
cipe segars various brands and very ne edscke Ghan
payne and other iavOrite brands always on hand.
The above Goods for sale IN original packages or by
retail to families by GASSNER, 1872 Chathan-st.
dc lmeod* opposite the New National Theater.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20

DIANO-FORTES FOR SALE.-Per-
rcus about purchasing Pianos viii md & TO etr advaE.
.sge 10 call ST BENNETT / COMfANY'S Mandatory l52
EllIsu-st east side 81 Broadway Trey hays large e.
Of Rosewood Pianos constantly on asd EVry u.
sru,eEt warranted FOR two years Co ts7e he names
gilmore nan 0 persons they VIII refer 20 Who nave par
Chased pianos them 81 OF which hsye given universal sat
isec1on ay doubts expressed 70 their quar-
ty the payment MY Sc Thheld un such counts are re-
moved Old Pianos exchanged New ard feccnd-a'1d
.rtiEt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20

90O CASES ADAMS BLUE AND
SSJOORANgE PRINT3-Superior in quality Of work
and variety Of style, for sale by c. B. LIZ BARON,
ii. - Piue-st
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FOR SALE.

A FARM FOR SALE-In the tovn
~ ~ es.,chegter abous II miles from B5oGxyi..o Depot
aoonl ~ c1ltvaon with choice selection OF FRUiQ
80 Farm acio;ns the land of tie late JOAN Townsend aud
p andrews on tue west and north aud the village Of
lie on the south. in yew OF and about mile from
The New Haven Railroad, and may be divided into four
together One.haf.he price may remain tho farm Ap
ply on the farm, TO ld20 4weod'l CALEB MORGAN.
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SALE
IL OR TO LITTLE pcasan; House d5a Broone-'t
near Broadway three rooms deep win gas, Croon ara
all her modern improvements Can be seen from A N
to PM For terms Apply to j w HOLBUT0N Is
Maiden.ane. Also for sale small Country Place gear
the Village Of Rye escheser County Apply as apoye
d20 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20

SlsM CASES BLEACHED SHIRT
GsJVINGs u. q. q, g aud IS inch, SUITABLE Or
OF Bags and The general rnde For sale By
IL c. B LIE BARON, s. Pine.st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20
ON THE TERMINATION OF THE

BFIRST HALF OF THE 18TH CENTURY.
What half Gentry this has been
The Ike before wAs never seen.
Pray tell me some one II It's true.
That neught beneath the Sun IS new
Whether no, ycu'll pcrhaps agree
That much is new 10 and me.
Was Babylon itup with gasl
II So never heard II
Did Israel or Egypt use
The electric fluid 70 spread the news
Did Rome's proud gelleys plough he seas
Regardless OF the adverse breeze?
Or prythee tell me I'D the Medes
Have Railroad csrs anu Iron steedS
Did Athens drive her Napier presses.
Her looms for weaving ladies' dfeSSes'
Refine her sugar, make ice cresu5
And candies by Tie ard OF s'9a =
Or furnish candies cheap as -, = ,,t.o ,,.iiIIe,,
Who says they could 'uf '''N9 "''- ~
So Ryron ssys-hom aim Gno'e'
iTb.so ,yer.s the very words ne Wrole,l
Thnnob somewhat coarse the style IS MS,
NJ Zine my friends, cont think tits
Heron Of Greece the method found, aydraulies
~, steam to make globe 20 round. (See EWoanks
Rit answer Dephos Did he dreAm
or going round the Globe By steam?
Let North and South firmly unite:
1.-TWO wrongs never make one night
Then round the world wen GRID belt
And make the Yankee power felt.
Let ue combine then heart and soul,
Wen shake the World from Pole TO Pole.
If naught is new, full well wet
greatde8l must have been forgot:
Doubtless much has, my friends and YET
hope that you will not forget,
To make your purchases in season.
Pray be in time, and for this
Ny stock is large, and vel TOO small,
fear, to satisfy You all
They will fare best who come the irst
They that come lat Will fare the worst
If what | state should prove untrue,
That will al least be something new
T G. HODGKINS, Confecdoner,
l4s Green wich-st near Liberty.
A o,I, assortment of CONFECTIONERY suitable TO the
go. ~ dl3 2tW&FG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20
NO SCHOOLS, CHURCHES AND

H FAMILIES.-A gentleman ofeNperience and success
teaching Vocal Music offers his services 10 Schools and
families or TO pupils at his own residence Refers 10 his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20
JEW ELRY.
PICH PRESENTS.-GOLD Ann
Il aSILvFR ARTicLES-wATCHES jgwEI,sy
SILVER WARE. &C. '-NAA'

, = . / Z :. I 5 K . q !. 4,
Sl EGtoR-st euo iSz 6owerv
We car make i TIE OF lhoss waO visa lh sh,v,
goods 10y Seueuts il Europe and ,he na1afo
res here, OF getting goods from hs 6re hsuds to rness
iher purchases a. either store 81 Fulioa-st or ss Soery
Cod Watches, by Cooper, To5ss Be1.s.sy ana Others
God Patent Lever Watches iuii jexeIed
Sold Watches correct timers iof ensjaes sad eoadnet
or OF Railroads
Gold Psl=ni Lever Watches iot ladies'
God and Silver Watches Of ali Kinds
80 SStsius new article The Casleisin for ladies
shor. w Tag
So9 ,"ead1g Rings made expressly ios tn. purpose
SIeH 10 Aets ''ke watches omen both sides.
SiiVsi Iea setts, Forks Spoons, ladies &c.
', or - NE pflde OF cur business, aEj de-
s4''. - Nsep iee reputation OF selling Ill siiyeg
equal 10 GoAis .Lt that Is Ysarratte5 star} mi
uew article % imitation OF silver Sbjc6 raneot h,
told 10 lcois sacl Is Tea sets Forks Soaon, lc &,
Cake BASKETS, Casors. Candlestcks Wai,er. h : Sc
Oar Tuie-AN goods warranted Represented. eseh
sruce tee price Ha Sed plain IL fures One pyite ssJ
cash Only diS ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20

YHNO PRINTERS.-For Sale, good JOB
4 OFFICE situated In one OF The most business portions
of the CITY Ii has been established fifteen years, has
good Of and transient work and all the neces-
sary materials for executing the Terms easy For
further particular inquire Of CASPAR CalhDs,
go 3teOdt III Nassausl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20
Tg7O GLASS MANUFACTURERS And

w I-NI|1N -1'1It
IL CAPITALISTS Holes:en Manufacturing Com
dauy proposes sell all Their extensive buildings atey
erected with view 10 the manufacturing OF CyliTdef
Glass together with hand consisting OF
large quantities Of Clay. Wood, soda POI:
East Tennessee il Is believed is Tie very best in The Unit
ed States being from competition aud considered,
with reference 10 the combined advantages ofheshiunes
cheap fuel s,tperorand cheap sand cheap provisions low
price labor facilities for porting Glass the highest
markets and the nigh price OF Glass a. the factory fof
further general information, reference IS made TO WIN.
GOODRICH, lI6 Marketstreel. Philadelphia and P. D.
GATES 81 Coentiessp. New York For details persons
wishing 10 purchase viii address VIM. g. SWAN, Agent
OF the Company, Knoxville Tenn. DIG II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20
WINDOW SHADES.

LSOR THE HOLlDAYS.-Rich Trans
a parent WINDOW SHADES in every variety OF
syle and quality. at KELTY RIHEh'S wholesale Re-
tai Window Shade Depot, ISL Chalhsm-st MA good
assortment OF entirely new styles manufactured expressly
for the Holidays Also choice assortmecl OF oaa ana
white linens.
KELTY ( RIEER, ISL Chati4a,n-st. New-York
NB-Shades for stores churches promptly furnished
10 order. di9IJh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20

M way, corner of Wakerst would respectfully inform
their Customers and The Public generally, that they have
received by late mGoratigns LARGE AMP ,TD CH0iGE
TONS DE ST. CLOUD and TOYS fhe newest Paris
Ian STYLE which they offer for sale together VIII gTest
CREAM CHOCOLATE, CARAMELLE CHOCOLATE,
PRALINE FIGURES, SUGAR TOYS, etc.
HY NJ L CO. would also state that they are fully pre-,
pared to furnish ORNAMENTAL PIECES, CAKES and
every other article for the NEW YEARS TABLE.
dl8tDSlH
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INSURANCE..

ms URANCE OF DEBTS, &c.
UNION MUTUAL LEE INSURANCE CONP4-
Ff-Cesh Capits and Assets 5000, 0eG-iasure Live.
geH.ruf- be made with CREDITORS mana IN
lives oil DEBTORS residing IN any part of Tie T-qfo,
Tins Glass OF Insurance provides for he payment
which would Otherwise be ~ ard for the Protection o
FAMILIES left destitute Particulars given By spncsien
b. mail or Otherwise 10 JUDD HOLSTER Agent.
81 Wallet jsuncry Court BoARp o. REFEREES
J Psimer Moses TAYLOR, Lawrence Trimble Co, Asoo
{ Chadncey Z K Collins, Isaac Newton, Sherman < Col.
lin n 6tegsi
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TELEGR APH.


yENELEGRAPHIC.-Citizens and Stran-
gers are invited 20 call and examine the operation Of
Khe MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH al
MOTIONS TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS,
II Broadway, New-Y ork &
The immense guccess attending the sdsptaiOR Of O1
Etead Patent Telegraph Battery 10 tue Nss
MAGNETIC MEDICAL MACHINE,
has induced the subscriber 10 accept dom !ae Mandae
turers
the appointment sole Agent l the sae hereof dhg
VIII hereafter be kept constantly on sale a!
NORT0H'S TELEGRAPHlC ROOMS
IT Croaiway New-Y0fE
Fhe Olmsteed Patent Magnetic Machine Tor MEDIoM
purposes entirely different from any other MEDICAL "
strInen,s, that person form proper idea Of rs d.
vanages without Witnessing It's operations when they WI
be found apparent to reader argument superloi
The current OF electricity completely uade the conel q
the operator and can from almost mpercepbty be gsd'
uay Increased any strength the patient may de5e,
willie instead Of feeling the painful pasmodc contraction
OF the muscles produced by eli other medical Instruments
genie current = 12I,g p.as1s s {
every description OF Magnetic and Chemical Heesrapa
apparatus is Kept constantly on sale al ~
NoRTONs TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS,
7here all orders must be addressed. oil Fm&WH
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S,UPRgAE coCRT-ln he natter Of ts '2g,c1ty5s. -
Ssyor lITea pS C9rnrsasty o. the O w Infh,i
~. - IT, oU-s,lf Of LEXTSGTOS-AF ESU y froa f9r r.
sree: 70 s1 sixth street, lie Nnste~s !" ara d 4 i.
n. a-3sfsss4s Commissioners o gstlata a. II n
- -1s,-sr hsyssy -. aos III; Ia All 'ss ~
Esa.- 81 SICHOLAs EVERETT, the Chs'rHaa % ,-Isrs
rorr..s5r.rs No IL Wh.isstrs-, zoe - ~ - aesr
a. g. ~ 3sy ct JAz-ar, 1851, A. four 80 . ...Ts1
roo- I9f tie purpose assfaZ o2pos,Sa % - 80 IA
-s.5- oy Tie sd Cous.sonsrs, EnJ Fs'a o. ss4sf-,s
c-.s1r tbsn,.@rss aggrevsc - t1ch ksIy sRy ggE2
NICHOLAS C. EVERETT. WILLIAM D1tlSI,, +. ~
wSS Cosrilssazsr, Dat-3, SsF f0't, p7'zl.,7 ~
tI6.JS ---I
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StUPREME CoURr-In The Pstea o va ~
- CT, Asrea AID cotaeos, d IL cy 81 ss - ~ 80
street % TIE Sleseeaih !" az D 90 "a
TIE 1a4srgned Connsonsr. Of Zsvnt's aas Afl' - ~
a6ov. sutItet unstrer I'VE Eoce that ihs s csfk ,
aus.suts incurred 81 recon Of 10 proees' IN .9s sr,
la matter vii se taxed leiots TIE HsEorsos Jsla "a. 80
one a he Juscss Of tb.s Cont 10 c@ss o. "a a.
a.. ~ H.. otn-r Jrsces Of ssd CoaFt II ,Le b,
Cbarber. N ira CITY E,o s ca af Fsr ~, 70 s,cg
a. ts5i At bs pas. sI, ~ ia f1'-1eNr
~ = c YYERETT WILLIAM DODGE, is ~ sEEa.vv'
Cerr1,sso1.rs Ssw YORK pees7er 10 ~, 10 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20

WATCHES, JEWELRY AND ST.
" YER WARE--WM. y. BRIGGS r-sPset,atfhs-
forms hs friends public ha ne is prepared 10 sd
the usmed CiOoos Al inc Old stand lN BUN sKf,
EIN L DOORS ABOVE Broomest.
NB--Wsches ard Silver Ware usde ~ order, aaa
every description OF Watches repaired eqla 10 The ogna
IS lime keepers aud warranted WI. BRIGGS.
dl1 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20

AT PRIVATE SALE-The two story
IAand attic brick front House and Lot of Ground. known
No 81 Eldidge size OF lot % feet inches By 100
feet depth; size of House % feet inches by ABOUT Sc
feet in DEPTH with alley way leading TO the OF the
lot; the rear building is occupied carpenters shop.
portion Of the purchase money can remsn on bond ana
mortgage al per cent for For price and fur
ther PARTICULARS apply TO ANTHONY J. BLEECkER,
Auctiooneer, No BToad-S OH lw
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At PRIVATE SALE.-The Four Story

a T PKIVATE SALt.-Ihe Fouf Story
IA House and Lot OF Ground known as No. Is Walker
ST south side ard between Broadway and Ckurchst the
said ol being size Is feet front aud rear By 09 feet in
depth
Also the Three Story brick front House and Lot known
as 1870 Springs south side, between Thompson and Suli
yensts said Lot being in size 6fee ifoa and rear by 20
feetindeph,
For terms price and further particulars Of the above
property, apply TO ANTHONY j. BLEECAER, AUG
lioneer No.7 Broad.sl. dig lwt
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A full assortment of CONFECTIONERY suitable to The
,aasnr ola 2tW&FG
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a DOCTOR,S CARRIAGE. HORSE

LAAND TIARNESS.-The Carriage is new and was
built or the very best materials order by Oliver OF this
City The Horse is years old PAGES and can go
very fast; warranted sound and to stand without tying
They will be sold for half their original
Inquire corRer of Tirtylourts and Seyenasy. d9 3t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20

~ EPARTAEST CT REPAIRS AND sUPPLiES-To BUILD:
DERSssAea PROPOSES - : soe-yei At tie - . S ~
Cty E2F urtl Thursesy 10 6sF De q i rk u -
vbeh iA-y pgbies ePeaed rzs4Ies 2isaA
st5crs Elga- cozPlH1 80 Il, u l-- = re -
spec ;Ae rsSsrst % t11s a. a. =
Prbhr Rui Nc . EI.sss. 4 & Bah Es-t45 c1z -
la5 tte e. 81 tha aboye o55rss-Tec 10, iSs' -..
a. VIZ ADAMS, CozG5sso1ar 81 Rs?l.fs AL Ss7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-20

b4vOR SALE-Four splendid LOTS on
avenue 9ox6S feet inches They stand on high dry groud
with rocky substraum and have nnexceed souther
aspect. For particulars inquire OF AARON HARDMAN,
House Agent, IA Grand-s doors east Of Bdway die W.
NOR SALE.-A Second hand Cup0la
"a and BLOWER Of Hoes Patent Of large size. all In
complete order Price $50 each Blower cost 500 Gu
Dola much more JOHN slavery i SONS.
d1Q o. 81 Clif.si