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Improved Atmospheric Ghurn.

fdtphttN April "a. 1870.
EllE attention of he public a respectfully solicit,
4 Ell to an examination Of The above churn which
tor efficiency, cheaUn'ss, and facility tor cleaning
stands unrya,.td and alone
The numerous certificates wHIch have been re-.
ceycd, coTobOralive oI ms unrlyalied performances
win the different chuTns now IN use, and the UNI
ted testimony oiall who have witnessed It's opera
ton furnish ample proof oi It's being the most ap.
proved chum ve-cXhIhited 70 the public lruthe
greatest mechauIci and philosopher - "a re
fully embodied. viz the agitation or -Tiace lie.
ton OF the cream ormlik. aud the introduction ofat.
mosphcric air. This mechanical and phlosophic.
al action upon the cream or milk has the effect 10
separate and bring into contact the detached partl.
cles OF butter requiring only proper temperature ia
promote their adhesion. The process of collecting
the butter Is not equalled by any previous invention
II being rapid and complete II has in all cases
where tried with other chums proved itself the
quickest, aud at the same time more perfect srpa-
ration, and consequently larger quantity ofbutier
On time and the amount produced the world is
challenged. ), +. EMERSON, Paientee.
n. B.-Persons dcslrous OF purchasing County
Rights or Churns, by directing letter mos, paid
to, or calling IN person on, William Pearson, O,ta.
wa, ILL.,. will meet with prompt attention. Mr.
Pearson, also manufactures and keeps tor salealI 81.
zes OF the above chums.
WILLIAM PEARSON,
agent for The state OF Illinois
Ottawa, Sept II, 1850
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The Farmers Wants Net,
Persons Patented Seed Drill,

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IN AVN; maj rcinrneJ fro,n 81. o,,,,,r,,
pE v,h.r b, ,,,',, .'I,, ~ fy
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many phsrs b,y E,i t IT. ist,T ali .nrcs.
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lys any fr,,,r ~, ,b ,,,y ,b,,
,s, a., hi jril 80, l;, ~ ~ - ,,, h,a,,,
,,b.r m . Nv , 80 - ~
frisnt ,,l,.,,,.,,, ,, 49,, - 20 ba,, AN
but there are Observation-Disclosures. ofsii greater I'M
pori0nce, rs it has been fully ascertaincd that al
Icas, one third more wheat can be raised where il
Is seeded with good drill.
The work OF the drill not confined 70 the seed
ing OF wheat but WI seed all kinds OF grain and
seeds Mr. De u OF OF Wisconsin W no purchas-
Gu UNI 'ns' 'p'InS' sala ne would pant OF SOW
Alp W. U' ms a.' cNefpI pota'oes WIN NE NE
i,,,t -, ~ ~ ~ ,''i m W" ro-'r w
Isaw three irI. io9, tagrs, that WINS rl,nrrf With
lhe duUat Rockford .by w. H. IT, Buiro>s, James
lForksani johnson, They ,ud they would get
az least one ihEd more corn than VIII en- planted IN
-, ,Hp, Wy! vi. Dc !,m,u,y,,. i,1, NJ is
1850 ~ - ~ ~ SHIb 't'ii't'
rIi'.I T., m . u, 1'',Ao' ny a 'y .
country and pr,b.n! in me- wpy.J For .,mniici,y
durability. and neames, of workmanship, j, s,nnd,
anuyaucd. There are other drills ,ha, are sold Tor
less money huttt is not always the thing sold at the
lowest puce that : the cheapest, and % is so with
AMY sooI aLnftwHo Ken one o'iny t'iS'
cry 70 return It IN SIX months in GOOD order and
VIII give him hls money back and take the increase
OF grain raised by using the drill tor its use. Any
iaJa,rE wishing arm IN the spring will be dls9p-
pointed m getting II unless he sends m his order
al, a'i hahlng TOR none oni those mat order
vii oiy Fs 1915 I'M Is Will s"U, oe hn rs tho
Jr,I., or ay.bnI ,,be,t .,sdejby ,Ls,n. ''~
ITGIvOTS
lIsssrs KING & i,,bron :, ch,r,..
James Brown Geneva
Joseph Churchill. Batayin.
James Schoonhayen, Elgn,
+. II Seward, Moringo.
II. ". Barrass, Rockford
james Works
Horace Miller
G. Z. Miller,
JoseDh Wilson RufF,Io Grove
Ri,ava,,l, q iii. iorr,,,, N, C,,r.o,
SoLSoir,aLa. ,',''',' Wv. :, u,
I'DO'''''aV'i e''''NS wanna Se'He"lc"''
Jonn page' Arlington Lake Gu.
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Fish! Fish {.

X QU}NTALS Cod Fish.
u y bbs mnckere!.
"a! do No do
25 do White Fish,
p! do do do
5 do Gl,ed Herrings,
30 boxes Scaled do
For sale low hy nprlg MArErR & Hmm
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American House for Sale.

rTilE subscriber offers for sale the American
i House, AT the junction of the Illinois and Fox
rivers, IN Ounwn, and all the furniture sc, thereto
belonging, aia bargain. The house has been kept
fora number oiycars. and has always proved mon.
eymakng stand. A. L. MILLER.
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GIas.. Paiuts OIL. ac.

y DcH wooden pnii } 1,z wa.h-rrt-
~ su-rs, &C ilrs9.r Ay GMuLEY * PU....
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Virginia Hotel,

By JOHN II. SPARR, Corasr Of Maine and
GreH Streets, s. louis DO.
vNUlS house is located in the business part olthc
J and for room and comfort, j. cgua. 90 any
aotc. an the city, merchants and others visiting the
city Oh business will lind 1t greatly 90 Jhet alyau-
rage 70 stop at this house. Their charges are mo-
leyate aad ACCOMMODATIONS o, the uCs. quail '.
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Is $ Z.
G. & C. u, R, r, and Branches

summer Arrangement.
AFTER May Isl until further notice, trains w!l.
~ run daily, lSmIay excepted as follows
From CticugO, H'cSitcGrd
lsttrnn will leave for Aurora ut On m
~ Egn and st Charles a IN
81 & CharIrs, Aurora 3 p N
For C4icaeO-- Easfcurd
lst tram will leave AURORA ar liam
:! 3p IN.
81 Aurora, 6 . N
Passengers leaving Cncago On the Is O'Clock
IN. train or irr0rB, Will have ily-h.ul IN ruu,.
via Owcrn, Newark and Ottawa. and reach La
Sale aud Feminine to ,oksthc evening boats ON
The Illinois uyer
Passengers leaving Peru and In Sale, md inter.
med7tc points, will take The O'Clock p On tram
from Aurora, and reach Chicago at ;! o'clocI, the
same evening.
Stages will connect NJ Aurora and 81 Charles for
Dixon, Albany and Rock Island Aiso at EIgu
torGacna and pynts west and north.
Chicago, may !. j u TURNER, SUpt
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-, -, 4IVIIs Y 7 TUENtE,
The "Phladephin Saturday Gazette" the hes,
family newspaper published in the United States
the editor says ot" DR.. Hoofdnds German Bitt,rs.
- II is seldom that we recommend what are term
Cd Patent Medicines 10 the confidence and patron
of ourreaders; and. therefore, when We recommend
DR.. Hollands German Blters." we wish i, dis
nnctly understood that we are not speaking of the
nostrums the day. tina are nolscd about for brief
period and then forgotten after they have done their
guilty race OF mischief, but ola medicine long estab
lishcd, universally priced. and which has met the
hearty approval OF the faculty itself"
That this medicine will cure Liver Complaint and
Dyspepsia, no one can doubt, after using II as di.
recied. 1t acts specifically upon the stomach and
lver-l,s preferable to caIomelin gHbiIhouS diSsa-
seS-the etisct is immediate. They can be admin.
lstered 10 female or infant with safety and reliable
benefit, at any time.
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Please Read This.
" A(.ONS.
Choice Family Flour.

. TWO horse wagons, and . one horse wagons,
> made and tnmmed In the best manner, for
saeby april II J. G.. GAY.
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Passage from and Money
RE.HIT7'ED TO
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
"EAGLE LINPn

DERSONS wishing to send for their friends in
Great Britain or Ireland can at any time make
the necessary arrangements with the subscribers,
who have IN connection with one OF the first houses
in Great Britain, a very complete and extensive ar
for the accommodation of persons emf
grazing to America. For the promp, execution OF
their engagements the subscribers have the advan-
tage of having the sole agency for passengers of the
splendid ships composing the
"E1GLE LLNE' or NEW YORK AND
LIVERPOOL PACKETS,
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Books and s,nticupv,

q LARGE assorimeu, f1hua b5oas sap, letter
- and blil paper INK, pens, waters, stamps. sand
boxes, envelopes, cards, &c tor sale cheap by
march tiRIBLEy h pEEsTpy
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Stoves :

a Lii kinds Of cooking stoves, paror stoves plan
- aud fancy, manufactured 10y Cushnan Il Co
and Tor sale al foundry price, by
march GRInLEY & pRESruy
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Darlington G. H. and socisty HILL instead Of TiIlsr
Ferry, are invited Al'0. proposal to run by Tili:l'
Ferry, Gum Branch, Hansvile, Darlington G. H. &c
Proposals for trweeky service will be considered
3IOs From Camden at m daily;
By Boykins Depot, Satesburg. and Msnchessri
To Junction Of Columbia and Camden branch Railroads
bysi q m, SO miles
And back between 8 m, after arrival Of cars from
Branchvle and pm.
3l09 From Camden q semi weekly, wednesday and
Saturday;
By BishopvilIe, Mt EIon and Swift Creek;
TO Darlington c. H. by p M, 46 miles;
And back between q and8 m, Tuesday and Friday.
slIO From Camden at s a m once week, Wednesday
By Bee Tree, Longtown, Rdgewood, Winnsboro,
Jacksons Creek McMeekins, Monticello Gymphvlle
and Mount Bethel;
To Newberry c. H. by p m next day, 10 miles;
And back between a IN Friday and p IN next day.
3lll From Pomaria at three times week, Monday,
u Wednesday, and Friday;
BY Walton, GIymphvlle, Maybinton Goshen Hill,
Beaver DAMS Green Pond, UnionvlIe. Bogansville.
Glen Springs, Sparanburgh G. H., Damascus, and
Island Ford
To Ruherfordton, N. c., by II m next days, lOs
miles,
And back between a m Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, and m next days.
Proposals to embrace Cedar Spring Asylum invit-
ed; also, proposals TO commence at Newbery q. II.
and by the direct road to Uni0nvile. In
termediate offices to be named.
3ll2 From Pomaria at II q q week, Monday;
To Monticello by m, miles;
And back between a m and 10 a m.
3ll3 From Newberry g. H. at a m three times week.
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
BY Pagesville, Huntsville Holands. Laurens G. H !,
Woodvie, Fountain Inn, and Plains;
To Greenvlle q. H! by IL m, 10 miles;
And back between a and next days.
Proposals for three additional weekly trips invited !;
also proposals. to cuai service corresponding TO the
extension OF railroad service.
3ll4 From Newbery C. H. at IL m week, We'd
nesday;
By Reynosa, Huntington, Cross Anchor, Burnt Fac
tory, Henry Ferguson's Store, and Smiths Store
To Glenn Springs by p m next day, 40 miles
And back between am Tuesday, and | a m next day.
Proposals for semi-weekly and also trweekly service
will be considered also, proposals to embrace Means
vile
3ll5 From Winnsboro at IL m week Friday;
By Poplar Springs Gladden's Grove, Rossville, Beck
Evansville, and Cedar Shoals
s~sTo Louisville by m next day. 40 miles;
And back between m Thursday and 10 next
day.
BIG From Winnsboro ut IL m week, Thursday
BY Jacksons Creek, Bells Store, Buckhead, Feaster
vile. Halsellville. CrosbYyie Fish Dam, and Mount
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1910 From Albany at 4 a m week, Tuesday;
BY Chickasawhatchee Herrodtown, Cuhbert Pstaula,
and Georgetown
To Eufaula, Ala, by m next days, 81 miles
And back between a m Thursday ard m next day.
1911 From Albany after arrival of mail from Macon, say
. m, twice week, Tuesday and Saturday, to Thomas
Vile in Is hours, say by SPIN;
Thence by Okapilco and Shapes Store;
To Troupvle by p m next days, l0t miles
And back 10 Townsville between m and p m Sun
day and Thursday
And to Albany between a m and p m next days.
Proposals for weekly service between Townsville and
Troupvlle are invited.
1912 From Augusta daily at m;
BY Belair, Berzeia Lombardy, Thompson, Camak,
Double Wells, Charlottesville, Union Point, Green's
borough, Buckhesd Madison, Social Circle, Coving-
ton, Oxford Conyer's, Lythonia, Stone Mountain,
and Decatur;
To Atlanta by next day, ia miles;
And back daily between m and m next day,
with branch mail
From Camak daily arrival of mail from Augusta,
say am;
To Wauen,on by 81 mi
And back between l04 and IL p M
1913 From Augusta daily at 10 pms;
BY Richmond Factory, McBeen. Waynesborough, and
BrdsviIle;
To Midwife by II a next day, SO miles,
And back between 2 p daily and next day.
Proposals to end at Mlen, and to expedite this
route, will be considered.
33l4 From Augusta at a m a week. Thursday
BY Darby's, Culbreaihs, Eubenks, Double Branches,
Lnconton, Goshen, Petersburg, An,hony's Shoals,
Cooks Law Office, Elberon Amandavle. Eagle
Grove, Dowersville, and Fsiview;
To Gainesville by m Saturday, ll6 miles;
And back between a m Sunday and IN Tuesday.
Proposals to end AT Eberton invited.
1915 From Lombardy at s m once a week, Friday;
BY Republican, Reedy Creek, and Sylvan Grove;
To Fenn's Bridge by 9 p m, 81 miles;
And back between and p m next day.
Proposals to end at Louisville instead Of Fenns Bridge
are invited.
| 1916 From Thompson at three times week. iueS
day, Thursday, and Saturday;
BY White Oak, Apptng, RaysvilIe' anu "'s"''0'
! rough;
| M To Thompson by pm.
| 1917 From Double Wells at ~ m twice week. 'e'
| and Friday;
| To Powelton by 81 m, miles,
| And back between a m and a m.
| aa,s F,om Double Wells at m three Inn week,
| Tuesday, ThuruJsy, and Saturday
| BY Rsytown;
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By Flint Ridgs, Hickory Head, Gold Mins, and Noun
To Chs.isrhsId G. H. by 10 pm, 40 miles;
And back between q m and IOp m next day.
Proposals. 70 embrace HOmsboroush next to Gold Min
are invited.
3I7l From Lancaster c. H. at s m once week. Tuesday
BY Landlord and Lewisvills
To Chester G. H. by m, SO miles;
And back between a and q m next day.
3i72 From Chester G. H. at week, Friday;
BY Baton Rouge, Carmel Hill and Townsville
To Pnckneyv vile BY PM,
And back by Townsville and Sandersville between n
and p m, equal TO % miles and back.
Proposals for ri-wesky service Unionve and Glenn
Springs will be considered intermediate post Offices
10 DO named
3l73 From Chester c. H. at week, Wednesday
By Chestnut Grove, Spring Rock, Nation Ford, For
Mill, and Spring Hill
To Charlotte by 10 p m, AZ miles,
And back between 4 m and 10 p m, next day;
Proposals to from YorkvilIe to Charlotte invited
STA From Chester G. H. att week, Monday,
BY Torbit's Store and Pedsnsville;
To Hszlewood by ii m, IL miles
And back between IN and Jpn.
3l75 From YorkvIle at once week;
BY South Point, N. G. Woodlawn, Cottage House,
(Home) and vesuvius Furnace;
To Newton, Catawba county, N. g. by
Andback between
Bidders give distance and schedule of arrivals and de-
partures at each end ofroute.
3l76 From Yorkville twice week, Tuesday and Friday,
tsam;
BY Evansville. Bulocks Creek, PinckneyviIle, Mount
Tabor, Unionvlle, Cedar Grove Cross Keys, Gross
Anchor, Tylervie Lsurens C. H., Waterloo, Stony
Point, Cekesbury, and Smithsville
To Abbevile e. H. by p m next days. ITO miles;
And back between IL m Tuesday and Friday, and 10 P
next days.
Proposals for trl-weekly service will DO considered.
3l77 From Yorkvile at once q week, Tuesday;
By Haynesville, Ebenezerville, Nation Ford, Coates
Tavern. Lsndsford, Long Street, Dry Greek, Russell
Place. Liberty Hill, and Red Hill
To Camden by III next Thursday, SO miles
And back between Thursday p m, and next Saturday
Spm
Proposals to embrace Hanging Rock, Flat Rock, and
Grannies' Quarter, instead Of Russell Place. Liberty
Hill, and Red Hill invited also, proposals for
semi weekly service.
3l7s From Yorkville at once a week, Fridayi
By Hickory Grove, Smiths Ford, Wilknsvie, Dray-
louisville, Limestone Springs, Grassy Pond, High
Shoals, N. c., and Hicksvlle;
To RutherordtoD, N. g., by next day, So miles
And back between = m Wednesday, and next
day.
Proposals to embrace Antioch and New House, in lieu
TT: n srIl Co. NJ
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3l6l From Conwaysborough at M every other Monday
BY Lake Swamp and Foyd's Mills;
To Fair Bluff (NC.) by SPIN. SO miles,
And back between m and m, every other Tues
day;
Proposals for weekly service are invited.
3l62 From Bennettsville at daily, except Sunday
To Cheraw by p M IA miles,
And back between l03 m and a daily, except
Sunday.
3l63 From Bennettsvlle at m once week, Saturday;
To Stewarlsville, or Daniel McNeips Mill, IN. G. by
7pm 10 miles;
And back between a and IL m.
1854 From Bishopvlle at a m week, Thursday
BY Willow Grove, Shiloh, and Bethlehem;
To Sandy Grove by p m, 40 miles;
And back by Tnylor's instead of Shiloh, between a
m and p m Wednesday.
3t65 From Bshopvle at . m q week, Wednesday
BY Mill Grove;
To Mechanicsvie by m, ii miles;
And back between IL m and ~ m.
Proposals for scmi-weeky service will be considered
3l66 From Mount Elon at p week, Thursday
BY Hartsvile;
To Gum Branch by m, 10 miles
And back between and IL m.
3l67 From Manchester at tri-weeky, Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday;
TO Fulton by Q m, miles;
| And back between 81 and IL m.
3l6s From Friendship at 6 m once week, Wednesday
| BY Clarendon
| To Brewngton by IL m, "a miles
And back between m and p m.
Proposals to end at Clarendon are invited. (See No
| 1867
| BY Wse's Ferry;
! ToNewbery c. II. by 2 p m, SO miles;
| And back between a m and p m next day.
Proposals to embrace Saluda Mills invited also
| proposals to end at Frog Level.
3l70 From L,ncaser g. H. at4a week, Tuesday
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10 PLANK ROAD CONTRACTORS

HNO PLANK KUAD CUN TRAC IUKo
Proposals will be received 10y the Monmouth Coun'
ty Plank Road Co till the LIT day Of March next for bd
ing DOUBLE TRACK PLANK ROAD from keyport 10
Ffeei OLD Monmouth Co N j., distance OF 1871 miles,
the work to commenced early 10 the Spring and com
ped by the list day of October next with the exception OF
three miles of said road for which separate proposals wiz
be received TIL the st day of November next the WORK 70
be comment ed edatsy after the contract taken and
be completed by tho lat day of January next Address
JOHN HERBERT Marlboro. N. j.. DANIEL STILL
WELL bIIddletown Point, NJ J., or the subscrber Key
port. N J. ALFRED WALLlNa, Socfetsy
90 3ms
HAVANA CIGARS.-60, 900 prime Ha-
j vsra Cigars for sale hy
oil Nv SPOFFOhD TILkSTON Co. No 10 South 81
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vI,O CAPITALISTS, EMlGRANTS

u MECHANICS. and OTHERS. Pare. Thousand
Acres OF vkLu AaiE L.Np Sins a. near; and srsena
sITF' on the Lag Island RNiir.sd. FOR SALE THIS
stlset Il Land siustec the Township Of BrooAasvsa
Long islale RAJ Ioad
MsierJ stslica 5 S. mules frrm Brooklyn. A. pvescai
t ls the punt 81 communication ~ IA reai between
Nev-YeIs and Tire villages Il paoAese port Jeisssas anl
Bepost vel other smaller places and q Of lie
mites from Ps'ehesu ana tsn FVgt Jefferson a. ::
we'll known the Lang Island Halgeld Is one VI NE esis
lshed rcotcs between Nav osA sad 'stoa
Tia SOL embraces Vtr, ffON n2re tcan 10
AHA ktly losy .ic OF tho hshSst cai.i,
ton And from the facilities TT % Naug sea weed Az -
kor nas ure well msgel4is 90 compost, - n even
rpspecs adapted 10 iioaefU asI'.a .iufe.
The tract Ia covered ~itG ga OAK Snd 2 ne snNta -
wood lsse enough to- thc Nov NorS market teera :
also sole valuable outdgs tlhcF. Va 90 o. s"e -.
Ihs ssatAe.k e,asday ~ q niles frar, the 4
PalehaSue; the revhetiy m',S iM 'Nas '>lino SS'1
There are n'ts schools snd churches tae ieN mvs
and the csus,ry sround Is lass ncg np II esunA'ea
that within year syeg SO Save paFchtssi a's
tie mned ale vc,ny iaF TIE afeo % oa ptsveac-
In every rcsiect these Lands Sfe M"'tey tse Seau9 "
Em,SEssts, farmers, Mechanics Rfj Others
nor the coONt ulencs Vg NhSe :, to Soe ~ htA nSl
esS ss sss psss S s orloe Il one -
cf the ADJOINING Lets The prices have oeea sias1s
from So y sSSe t L q 'sa aces aaa eP%Aa ,f,,
fosd Stscn wberr gtgSaa 81 always Dc II aieat &c
az the ARRIVAL Of the asorang tam from Bgoeksa su@
cspsisli-s - by Of saUsras would treated ~.iA
tor ths whole rrVpe'ty
acrss d eilsr Lsnd iucled several h<ay P-ot aye
Parma IN the vtcnty. whtcR they oAcf a. feAsS.S9s
No, terms Of ~ r h,r esrt,cuars AL uSvs Il The
properly 81 py {. Z NERs0N = FhlshASp, ..'.ar".is
q Law. Ne Nsr i irs, nS bs saaIss.eS
ps s'-psd. to Messrs EMERSON q pPIciiASD.,
Tia trans l's,s BfoohlyH 81 " eni r - ~
sufss Il bffdaose - u NJ md 2 ~ Leave eHii''
az 81 SOC sna III taTa = 4 So as..se e. hesf
ID ssl A ID. @a9 L. d. - e."
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u ami occupied by 2 H. c Tauhnan, nj Pierm,ut.
The buildings SAID place two story huck t~elliUS
house Il ~ 20 feet th OF two s.oes ~ by 1Sfeet
and ktchea adjoining, with outbuldngs, fences and caer
provemeats IN exeslisst and substantial order
With the above toned buildings Of frame
6lled with brick &c Wy 20 feet which IL aud has fog
many been occupied as un,ry store And oae Of
Tho premises furnished with every convenience
for comfortable and posssa. residence. also admirably
ADAPTED in point location and otherwise for
stole Said property IN the upper part Of the v
lage The lot 80 feet from hgA road alo aud
the rear Of the lot passes he New York aud Erie Railroad
ror farther particulars apply o the owners the yro
ses, OF to Mr JOHN J. LAGRtNE, No 2ie Green slch-
ct, New YORK -Plemeni. N Y, Sept %, le1t
5 PETER II KAUFMAN.
$50 irs CHAS TAULMAN
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ENGUSH and CLASSICAL BOARD.

~ ING SCHOOL Tor BOYS, st ftlnbrrsh, NY-S
c BEECHER B. A Principal -Nlnher OF PapI,shs
tied to 10, vacascies D. Winter tsrm commences Wkp
NESDAY November Terms $50 per sesslos 81 q seco
In ADVANCE NJ piece secu cd all the money Pnc 20.
pS accompanied 70 and from New York ~ the close sss
c0m mencenent of each terri The Prnc,ps csa ~ sea
previous Ia the 5h November Fsrcircusrs sat ree osc
address, the Principal a. above. sH sW'
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BUTCHER READ. Practical
ID HOUSE .nt sFTIr PLOfsbi-H.. q. Nss<.-s-,'
- e.. p,a. sim Al srcefs rs,.ptis sA-oo1ee :.
a Io1 3i,sG zOss va rsss-,ss az spes5s. o. -
CUT NAI,S.-Aas assortment OF BOoS-
ro,s CpY N.Iys cassssaty and AID for sale -
~ DCpL1E Z. FULLER co,
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4 LAC HEDGE FEMALE SIENNA.

u A RS a. WHITE PLAINS. WestchesteI Co, NY
uiles from the CITY Of New YoTk Mrs z p SEARLES,
PncspsiThc Eighteenth esssiyn Of this Iast.tuiua r1
conren IN the FIRST MONDAY Of November. Couss
c.l isBng terms &C, be obtained al Hessfs Ray
kOKs bo0ks'eTf, No - Bogery, or % apyAcsiiss ~
ietsr 70 lie Principal, IL White Plans
% 4~T1IkASs
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Gouses 90 Get.

UNO lie AN Old tstaDIsHeu 7 hVh-
u ING CURING and SMOKING CONCERN to-
ee,hcr wiz Ice Houses and all the cOavenences for the
trade Likewise for sale the stock fixtures, &c necessary
for the business together with large Tongue List with
city butchers for which there IS large and constant de-
mud The above worh by the attention Of any one de-
syous of engaging in The business Address PROVISION
Ttilnua Office oil 6tSruafh'
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sVNO LET-In Brooklyn, the upper part
Il Of nea, House furnished. 10 couple with no: moro
than child. AuIly on the premises: ~ door eat
from De Kaib av Brooklyn. or to WARD, Jr No 100
Water St, (up Stars New York. OLD ~
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EyAkM FOR sALE.-One of the best

v<>ARm fOh chDI<.-OHc vi tho Ooos
Il FarHs in Orsnse Coua2y. seven miles from New.
buYkh On the New bargh AMI CochectOR Turnpike aga
Plank Road adjoining Inc COdtnhsm estate IL Goa ans
1854 acres well waesd by never failing stfesm Of water
Cir Brook running he house and barn. ans csfnmu
eating with every The bu dlngs nearly new ADD
in COED order II not disposed OF prvhe sale before the
24k of November 1t will be sold at public auction at
the Orange County Hste N~wburg, at " O'clock. on that
DAY For terms apply to JOHN CROMWELL: New
Windsor thee miles from NewbuYgh at No 81 PINE st
oil Tvs wM f. SHEPARD.