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THOMAS COULTER. JOHN M. MARBLR.
CHEAP GOODS g. GOOD BARGAINS
COULTER 4 MARBLE
Invite attention 10 their stock Of NEW and
FASHIONABLE
@GE 40QoGnoEo
They have we'll selected assortment OF
clothes, casaimeres, calcoes, cottons, sheet
| ings, de lains, alpacas, ginghams, lawns,
threads, trimmings Of every variety, fannels,
checks, &C., &C., &c.
9la' ioM ALSO
Glassware, Queensware, & Stomeware.
LEATHER, BOOTS & SHOES.
Hats, Mems g. Boys Gaps, Straw Hats,
81.tN oni Bonnets, 90.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. &C.
School and other Books, Letter and Fools
cap Paper, States, &C., &c.
CHI EAP GROC ERIES.
Try and see. They do no. pretend to sell in
all cases the lowest priced articles, but in
coffee, sugars, Teas, &c., they will sell in
proportion to the quality Of the article as low
as can be had in any Of the neighboring
towns. r
Their stock is well selected, and will be
sold cheap, as an inducement to purchasers.
They want all tho custom that can be had,
and intend by the quality and prices of their
goods to deserve it.
GJ All kinds of Merchanta5le produce
taken in exchange for goods at the highest
market prices alHe!fJ Tl tH1 .Ia'l 'g.
Kalida, May 80, 1851, so ,ats s5i $50
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KINGS EvIL-cAsE OF o. M. LEONARD.

crutches. will report the case in due timq.
Very respectfully, ~ Z. b. PERKINS.
KINGS EvIL-CAsE OF o. M. LEONARD.
- If the reader win observe, he viii see that in
nearly al cases, the patient has tried nearly every
physician within his reach and nearly every remedy;
hut when lie hits upon Guyzott's Yellow Dock and
Sarsuparilla, the cure is immediate.
BLOOMING GRovE, Dec. 1st, Is4O.
Messrs. 8. r. BENNETT G. Co,--Gents: Some time
In 1873 wns attacked with Kings Evil in my arm
which becnme so sore that could not use IL, and in
is1o modification set In | employed at different
times each physician Of celebrity within my reach; a
told me that my arm nrst be amputated. From t6e
shoulder to the forearm my arm full of running
sores. some Of them as large as fhycent piece.
the tried an Indian Doctor who remov ed the morti.
fed fesh and stopped the modification, but could not
heal my arm. My strength at this time was complete
ly exhausted, and my person much emaciated. con-
tinued in this state until the summer of 184o when
saw an advertisement of "Guysott's Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla" which re ad attentively and sent
for one bottle Of the article. Amer using ii few
days the discharges from my increased and as
sumed light color aud less offensive odo, sent for
second bottle, and while using it 1 found INV
strength increasing, and the discharges from my arm
decreasing. continued using II until had used six
botes though felt myself perfectly cured before
used the sixth hottie. Since thai time have not fell
any pain in my arm; no sores have re-nppeared, and
have no reason 10 doubt that 1t is thoroughly cured
for can labor with il as well as i ever could
"Guysots Yellow Dock and Sarsaparil,a" nlone
cured me; took no other remedy while using IT, and
had used 1t at the first appearance of the maady +
fully believe II would have saved me from yeats OF
suffering. And most earnestly recommend every
person suffering under any similar disease to use
"Guysou's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla." which
will restore them TO health.
Yours IL gratitude, o. M. LEONARD,
6T None genuine unless put up in IarQe bottles.
containing quart and name OF the Syrup blown in
the glass with the written signature, 8. p Bennett
on the outside wrapper
6T Price 81 per hottie, or 6hottIes for S5.
Sold by ] d. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio
Northwest corner Fourth and Walnut sireets--en
trance Walnut STREET.-THE whom all orders must be
addressed. Also for sale by ~
MosEs LEE, f KaIjda fs!3atN
M. c.. EWING, fe GiIb6a
L WOODRUFF, Columbus Grove
ByALr 4 MARSHALL, Pendleton, y
o. H. ALLEN, Defiance.
LANGwoRTHY Co., Finday. 400
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&'SS= KALIDA HOTEL,
Mill By T. Il. MCCLURE.

YNHE citizens ofPutnam and the adjoining
Il Counties, and the travelling public
generally are respectfully informed that 4.
R. Mcclure, has purchased the above we'll
known stand, and which he is fitting up for
the reception and accommodation of travell-
ers, and where he will be at all times ready
to entertain his old customers and the travell.
ing public generally.
AS Mr.. McC, is well known as landlord,
and the accommodations of the KALIDA
HOTEL, ITS STABLES, &c., are well
known to be ample, he deems it unnecessary
to say more than that his bes; exertionswillbe
given to cater for the tastes and comfort OF
the travelling public, who may give him a
call, and that he is determined to provide the
best the country affords.
February 1, 1850. 6lz
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sheriff q Sale.

tfNf tf1tNN 'se&~~eAA" :" Se@Ss
ads. Fl. FA.
Elisha Stout.
DY virtue OF A. ia. - me directed Il ON the court
ID OF common pleas, Of Putnam county, Ohio, will
offer for sale, at the door Of the court house, In
Kalida. on
Tuesday, the 17th day Of June, A. d.,
1851,
between the hours prescribed by law, the following
described real estate, to witt I f.t,-. f.
The north west fraction OF the south west quar- Der
Of section twenty nine containing slxtyoRe acres OF
land, more or less also eighteen acres off of the south
end OF the west half Of the north west quarter of
ton twenty nine, which land Is bounded and described
as foows:-C Commencing at the south east corner of
Tie last hbove mentioned half quarter section ofnnd
running thence north thirtyseven roods and ten feet
thence west eighty roods thence south thirty seven
roods and Ten feet thence east eighty roods to the
place Of beginning, containing In ali 70 acres of land
more or less, oil In town one north of range eight
east, IN Putnam county, Ohio.
Taken In execution as the property Of Abraham w.
Harden, 10 satisfy an execution in favor Of Elisha
Stout. l 1I0
ROBERT DOUGLASS, Sheriff.
SnERIFF's OFFICE, a'
Kalida, Putnam CO., O., May Is, 1851.
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6 q 6 M 6
A CASE OF ULoERATED LIMBS OF SIXTEEN

A CASE OF ULCERATED LIMBS OF SIXTEEN
YEARS STANDING.
The following is extract of letter dated March
81. 1850, from B. Perkins, NJ D., q highly respec-
table physician of Marietta, ohi6.
JoHN PART-Dear S.r. have under my care
young womnn who for sixteen years. has been suffer-
ing from liberated Limbs, and whose case has been
pronounced hopey by three OF our hest physicians
took her into my family, and have used Guysoit s
Yellow Dock and SarsapariIla freely, and am conf
dent that the Yellow Dock and Sarsapara will efec.
n permanent cure. She Is better In general health
than she has ever heen before, and walks mile or
two without fatigue or pain. year ngO she used
crutches. will report the case IN due tima.
Very respectfully, i~ L. b. PERKINS. =
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5heriff's Sale. ga.a.
Joseph Ridgway 81 .. b.. ..
Joseph R,ss"'yiF' 1s DEcRETA1 ORDER.
William Phillips. G4A H ?
,DY virtue of decre.al order to me directed from
ID the court Of common pleas, of Putnam county,
Ohio, will offer for sale al the door of the court
house, In Kalida, on
Tuesday, the 18th day of June, A. D.,
t...- 1851,
between the hours Of ten o'clock, A. M, and four
O'Clock, P. NJ. Of said day. the following described
real estate, to wit:
Inlots No. ity.one, one hundred, and the north
west half of inlot No. twenty, in the town of Kada,
Putnam county Ohio.
Taken in execution as the property Of William
Phillips, at the suit Of Joseph Rldgway and Joseph
ROBERT DOUGLASS, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Kalida, Putnam CO., O., May Is, 1851.
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Sheriff's sale. HI
The State of 0hio,1 a'9 ..ra
VS.. vENDI EXPoNAs.
George Bushong. .-t, .l4...,, d..
by virtue Of writ OF vendi exponas to me direct.
- ed from the. court Of common pleas of Putnam
county Ohio will offer for sale at the door OF the
court house, in said county.un
Tuesday, the 18th day Of June, A. D.,
1851,
between the hours prescribed by law, the following
described real estate to wit: .
The south west quarter Of the north east quarter of
section thirty, and the east half of the north west
quarter, Of section thirty. and the east half of the
north east quarter Of section thirty all in town one
south Of range eight east, all in Putnam county,
OHIO, containing two hundred OF land, more or
less.
Taken in execution os the property OF George Bush.
ong to satisfy an execution In favor of the State of
Ohio, for the use OF the surplus revenue fund com.
nissiohers of Putnam county.
ROBERT DOUGLASS, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Kalida, Putnam CO., O., May Is, 1851.
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K ELLY'S HALF PRICE ENGRAV-

ING and PLATE PRINTING, Office l4l Fulton-st,
Y-Book and Magazine work Portraits, Maps, Bill
Heads Circulars, Diplomas, Cards Patent Medicine La
belA Also, Yankee Gard Press, &C. NILS lm-
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LvOR SALE-HOUSE, LOT and STA

h BILE on Fith-syeuue with ali modern Improvements
House - by 20 feet ready for occupancy about the LIST OF
April Also several moderate priced Houses with all The
modem improvements Fhavenue ready for occn-
pancy in few weeks Apply to
26flm* G. WADSWoRFH. 81 URon-place
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/ EGBORN HAT MANUFACTORY.

III. WILSON'S LeghOm Hat Mandatory, so
Eghth-av. hth house above TWenly-sxthst eide
Persons hsving Leghon Flats Bonnes have them
altered into fashionable shape without any appearance Of
piecLg. al this establishment I8f lmf
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nLD STAND AWNING MANUFAC
OTORY, 197 Hesterst &C JOHNSON tenders ai IN m
cere thanks 10 bic friends ard the public In general lo s
liberal patronage they have bestowed upon him io s :.
twelve years. c. J. has hand larger ss9rmen.
Of goods than ever and IL prepared 10 make al no1s
plain and fancy Awnings and also iron frames pui up
srongeet manner. All orders thankfully received sn1
punctually attended to- N B-No humbuR for wslefp roN
or Hdew for me- Dont forget tho Old Stand l1 Hess
28f lm* CHARLES JOHNSON
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ZINC Plaintiffs subscribers nss .,,
Abeen appointed agents for the sale Of ths nos *
Nor PAINT, Manufactured by the NEW JEhs1 20 exs-
PLORlNG AND MINING co. are now pfeps~
cute orders for tbs 10 any extent 20 "a now
This PAINT having stood the most seyeIs sapencr %
offered TO the public Paint In all resp9c, 10 cal snd
examine for themselves. x.n RAR AU
PATENT LEAD PIPE. SHEET LAD
PIG LEAD, constantly hand and ivl 81 T. Co.
2lfSmt No. 2iS Wsief'"'
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Seyery description ether for the Manufacture, drawing
m bo,te of SOFA Water, MANUFACTURED and for sale by
JOnN MATTHEWS flrstay corner Hh,st, n 4
Autographed Plate with printed Instructions of the manu-
o,erf al Inc Apparatus accompanies each Apparatus
Fserv information relation 10 The above business WIZ Do
cteefuly given upon application by letter as ABOVE
mis- Inn
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subscriber intending leave the city desires 10 die
pose Of bis Horse and Gg-hOrse yesrs old, Is hands
high, dappe gray pony bulk stylish driver sound and
kind; gig ph9Ion, and bss been about year and
half The whole viii be sold together FOR $500, OF
horse fl75 and gig and harness Sl25. Inquire Of Dr.
HUBBELL, $50 West Eighteenth-st between 9 and 10
O'Clock, A NJ, or and Pm. mia u.
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CHILDREN'S FEET-A WORD TO

OPAREETS-Man children, Is parents are no doubt
deiomed from relax alton of the planet mus
cles from which the foot particularly the instep derives
its strength perfect forn-during the early wears of
waking leading maloson Of the feet lanieness and
misery through life The difficulty admits of easy and
prompt remedy and as the celebrated Surgeon Amesbury
OF London, says:
Mny Of Of knock knss and those cases sa,ng ho
diseases be removed sIy aad certainly b. properly sustaining
The subscriber during the long period he has been en-
gagged in the manufacture OF Boots and Shoes has had his
attention repeatedly drawn 10 this subject by tie complaints
Of children suffering in the nsep ankle ard leg from the
relaxation the above named muscles OF the foot These
complaints led him 20 devlselOng before hearing opn
ion from any plan 70 make the boot shoe
supporihe nsep Of the foot both Of grown persons ard
children His wen known STEEL SPAING SHANK"
for mems boots and shoes tie fret r. suit OF this devils
ing ard Las added 20 the pleasure and comfort Of many
thousands He has stree perfected Spring Shank" for
chdren's shoes which holds the nsep firm, strengthens
the whole foot eds nothing 10 the bulk OF the shoe and
This ECHII,DRENS INSTEP-sUPPORTERy placed
between Tie soes e the shoe, has been thoroughly ed
in several cases ct weak lame feet in thus City with per-
feet success sud TO the qualification Of al concerned This
fec has mainly Influenced the Subscriber in selecting this
method OF making moie widely and particularly known
what he believes VIII prove whenever tested, blessing
70 children and families Medical men, in whose families
IL has been introduced and who have examined It's merits
have unsolicited and with nnanimity expressed their en-
tire favorable opinion Of H.
Sndford Bel, MD, Of this City having used it in his
family, thus writes:
Aong the many Inventions Used non. come
perfection ie Spring shanks Of NJ. Lorn Brooks With them
positive conr eert but the muscles prop
sr perform their ncons VII the hgamns Kept
susy snd posugey tbsI naiu'a In daugh
ters case hey hsye pfcduced great benefit
The testimony Of hundreds Of medical men and we'll
known citizens might be adduced The subscriber thought
aecumn aied evidence necessary He thinks differently
and having 10 desire beyond securing the attention OF those
who may wish to benefit their children who easily and
without cost examine his invention accepting not
Their pleasure, and who he respectfully invites to such ex
animation. He remains their friend, &c
LORIN BROOKS 1873 Fultonst
l4f law5m opposite ST. Psuls Church.
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D HILAD ELP HAUNTED

II STATES HOTEL-PROPOSALS will DO received
until March 2h for the purchase OF the entire furniture
Plate Fixtures and 0oodW OF the present lease hay.
ing three years to from Jan 1851 Of this celebrated
Hote-now Ia most successful operation as lately conduct
ed BY NJ Mitchell ESQ.,, now deceassd-wi Be received
by the undersigned.
JACOB SNYDER Jr, Administrator
md Nv rs Wslnutst, Philadelphia
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

AOUSE AND LII FOk DALI
> Much heioE It's value, II applied for coon. Tnat
substantial and handsome thr story sud basement mouse
the northern side Of Morton 81. The sixth rom ne
esstery SIDE Of Hudson, aud most pleasantly snsvo
HOuse Is by a. Lot IN feet Has modem improve
men end replee with All possible modern cdsvenieuces,
with large aud hesutfl yard, fruit tress grape vines
fOwsring shrubs SC. May be examined from II A." u
PM For terms &C call the Office 1877 Fulton o. from
m A NJ IN 9i p M m6 n
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~ ion, 1s5l-Splendd So Hats A full assortment now
on hand at BANFAs. 100 Canalst Of Wooster.
Recent improvements IN the manufacture Of bis Three
Dollar Hats will pace them In close competition with the
most costy. These decidedly cheapest hats to be
found An inspection will satisfy the most incredalous
md I'm
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TEyO LET-Seversl two-story HOUSES,
4 suit4.e for enc orivo families 10 Bedford and BAr
row near BeeckeT and Hutson So Inquire Oh BLACh
WELL. IS CentsrsL from II 10 o'c.ocE mis- w
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ITO LET-ID the upper part OF the city,
ro,tb siee & desirable pari Of a HOUSE with Bath
aud modem Improvements Address Box r o, 2l1l real
mtt a
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SERVE YOUR AWNINGS.--

DRESERVE YOUR AWNINGS
H. TYLERs ANTLMILDEW AWNINGS, supsta
all Others now In They have been tested BY nag
dreds Of our most respectable citizens and acknowledge
to be a. represented.
REFERENCES.
@. w. Dawson, w. w. Cation, NJ. Willard,
Robert H. Smith, MAXWELL sickes, J. Ash,
Robert Foulds.
CERTIFICATES. -.
NEwYoRK, August Il, le1p.
JTYLER, Eso.-Sir: The awning manufactured BY ",
last Spring and warranted not TO mildew has been ily
tried and Is In every respect what you wsnsnIeo no
from mcew or shedding Of water) 10 nose 10 wani
a desirable article, fully recommend the ABOVE
PETERSON HUMPHREY, Carpet Dealers,
49, Pearla
SIR: The Awning you made for us, warranted moi %
Mdew has fully sustained your guaranty Of IT, sDd We
take peelUre In recommending as being FAR superior
sny awning we have ever had 10 Respectfully
MOORE CO, III Chaihsm-A
Mr.. JAMES TYLER, cor. Chatham and Mubenysn
We can certify that the preparation used by Mr. Js.ss
Tyler 70 the manufacture Of hs Awnings, 10 prevent hn
dew has tsea FULLY tested 10 the experiment we nass
made, and has given entire satisfaction the Awning msas
for establishment having been 10 use, and exposes
ali weather since Last Spring we can therefore cheefn
recommend II to those who may be in Of the abo's
article. CHILD WEMMELL, 81 PARK row.
Eew-York, August Is, 1859. a
Also Cot and Sscking Bottoms Of every descn1noAss
reduced prices, by JAMES TYLER, MulberytL
MI I'm basement, told Stand cor. OF Chsihsn
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NOR SALEOR no LET.-The entire

Il bloch OF elegant stone front HOUSES situated on
the westerly side OF The Fourh-av between Twent ghh
and Twenty ninth SIS together with Dwelling sdlonlsg
in Tweuty.r inih.st These houses finished IN me
very best manner with all the modern imp oyenentsi aod
Will be Iesdy for occupation Ia few days Aso iof sas
splendid Dwelling in Madison.sv also twelve stone
rort Houses ty1Rrihst. two stone front Houses
10 Twenty hh-st four stone front Houses 10 Threust,
and four brick Houses 80 win
variety Of Dwellings Stores, Country Seats and Farms,
any Of which will be sold the most reasonable terms
Apply this Real Estate Agency OF RODERlCk Law.
RENEE, 3t Wast, and 1884 Broadway ml@ ~
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EOR SALE.-The large EnZaDethan
Cottage with about acrrs o. lend, situate on he
Rishh ev. near mcCornbs Dam Upon The lrsmises ere
hower garder vegetable garden, snd choice variety
OF Young bearrg fuit trees craze vines &c Fhs out
houses consist If carriage house STAB g, wash hou37
large ice hOue filled, SC The High Bridge Harlem XIV
err ard beautiful surrounding cOulry are withio view.
The premises ere within CONVENIENT distance Of either the
Har or HUDSON River Railroad Sta ions, and are 10 per-
feet order Fcr further particulars inquire a. the Cottage
or a. q Beekman. Il between 10 and o'clock, Of
mis- lwt EATd'L JARVIS, in.
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AMP WlCKS, cheap for cash, at tho
Iothee OF The Hnuheturer 3 Cedsrst Eew-York up
tAn U2D Sm' AARON SUTTON
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&TEEI. SLIDES AND SHOE ORN-
e. ved To- our stock OF Steel Slides and Shoe Ornaments
which w win sell Ia lots suit pureheseIs, az msnuiac
tnrers prices THOMAS MORTON Y BRO.
l7Im 6lk 63 EllzabethsLcO o. Hester.
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Y y W a i
KGUARD RAZORS-The subscribers continue 10 re-
eeve regular supplies Of this celebrated Razor cor SAFE
Maidenlsne sole agents fer G. Stewart Co, Charing
Cross, London. MI
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CARDS CARDS! CARDS ili-N.
L7LEGANT BRIDAL CARDS.-Rs.

ENLEGANT BRIDAL CARLISLE.
ALgfaved and Printed IN The ncst fa.ho0sbe stys. !.
oldiEngish. German Text, Antcne snd Wnung
SPLENDID BRIDAL ENVELOPES
Ofthe latest ard richest patterns from the ceehstet
manufactures o. Paris and London 80, Bridal Wsfsrs
and Boxes fnr wedding cake and in great vsFicty.
SILVER DOOR PLATES BELL PULLS ke
These plates manufactured und the mecae supes
vision OF the advertiser and ~nranted OF sgpe
quality both regards the thickness OF silver and siyls
engraving - - 49,. -.
The subscriber having Furnished number Cnarchash
Ne-York city, aud other parts If The STATE with his besa
uml name ana number Plates Tor 70 the great safe
faction oftbe parties solcs orders FOR he same bsns
confident thar Be can continue 10 give sautaci0n, hoA
regards style quality snd price.
General Engraving snd Printing otevery description
ecued In The finest manner AZ moderate prices. Orders
seut by express to any part Of he sourEry.
EBERDELLS Engraving Estsbhshment
me- SIN SO5 Brosdwvy. cor DaanesL
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NOUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

vOUNIKI RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
O-The large modern Mansion, and eight sores OF high
N cultivated Ground known as WELLS's GROVE. near
ihe Jamaica Railroad Depot on the Rockawsy Road The
house hss modern improvement aud greenhouse
attached The ou,heuses new and spacious, consisting
Of ice house carFiagehOuse, stable, &c TIE hrest us
and flowers produced the place, and ihe whole
tabshent worthy Of the attention OF any person des
lng an elegant country sesi In the vicinity OF Newfok
Apply 10 DE- WITT bLOOD1OOD
ms awe AT Livingston, Wells Co.'S, Wallet
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a DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY REsI-

4AOENCk hiHtyH h.aa-
FOR SALE --COnsssng Of Two story house WIN $50
menl aud sidc-foatipg hty foar feet inciaalns The
marble mgntes, and RFaes, throughout ue l,n mora
lot 90 which Il stasds, CONSISTS 81 Two scres "a
can be- Rdded desired The ground 10 ns 80 III ibe
out with fruit trees, shrubhery &c Tners L. G,,ss
necessary Out-buidinge, such ~ o4xsr Ibe 4udsrD
&c II Il within twenty mlauies ~ak o. osyttcn,ass in
River Harlem Raj ROsds forosSrlfEpS 2Q5 Erosd-
qpife Of kObEkI = 3hISN III
Nj
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FOR SALE-Late the resi-

EARM FOR SALE-Late the resi-
n dence OF Eliphaet st John Esq al Canaan O.,
Consisting OF about thirty OF excellent land on winch
are dwelling house, barn and ouhouses apple orchard
and other NUT trees The Farm is about I'VE niles IRON
the lancing place at Norwak and commands more ex-
tensve view Of the Sound ard surrounding scenery than
any other place between New-York and New-haven:
Price $500 About 10 sces Of wood land and acres OF
Inquire At Is BeekmanSt ml4 Tvs
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NOUNTRY RESIDENCE.-AbOut 3
NJhours ride from this city, new two-story Dwelling
House Barn, Carage House and other oubudings with
about 50 Of Land, well divided into wood meadow,
plow aud pasture with apple pear peach cherry and plum
trees and grape vines, In pleasant and healthy part or
Connecticut Bridgeport Price, $500. Part OF the
money may remain mortgage, II desirable. Inquire OF
ms avs II. HUBBELL. 2f9 Pesrlst