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EIRSr ARRIVAL.
NEW DOORS.

NEW BOOKS. .
ID EsToRATIoN of Monarchy in France,
IL, by Lamartine vol
Froncb Revolution of 1873, do do
oueechy. by author of Wide Wide World, Q vol
4 step from the New World to the Old. B.TaPpan2v
Nile Notes Of Howadji. by George w Curtis
The flowadji in Syria DO DO
Lotus Eating do DO
The Day of Bruce, by G. Aquilur,2 vols
Fresh Leaves from Western Woods, by Miss Fuller
Men and Women Of the 18th century. by Houssage,2v
Greenwood Leaves by Grace Greenwood
Fresh GIeanings, Reveries ofa Bachelor, and other
works Of Ike Marpel, together with many other new
and valuable books, and large variety of Novels for
ssle by JOHN L. TUIhiLL,
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LATER AND INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.
The New Orleans Picayune contains ad-
vices from the City of Mexico to the 3oth of
September. twas currently reported that
General Arista keeps his horses harnessed
all day and night, ready for start as he ex-
poets that when Congress meets general
revolution will break out.
Rebolledo, the insurgent chief, is stillin
his entertainments around Orizaba, making
so far no hostile movements.
The nsurrection party having established
their foothold at Guadalajara, have issued a
proclamation and decree, calling upon the
citizens to join the National Guard of the
State, and promising reward to them on
enrolling, and another when the campaign
will be finished. 4. li
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Family Bibles.

A LARGE Assortment Of every variety of style,
N. from plain to most beautiful Turkey binding,
nd extremely low prices, at the book store of
November5 JOHN L. TUTHILL
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CTRefering to the post mortem examina.
ton of the body Of Daniel Webster, the Bos-
ton Atlas says:
"The cerebral organs were of the very
largest known capacity, exceeding by thirty
per centum the average weight ofth human
brain; and with only two exceptions ,(Duvier
and DePuytrcn) the largest ofwhich there is
any record"
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Total. .2Ia.I6a.OiN

IOtaI. :. IIS, IOoUW IJJ.OozUOU
No other State has produced, at these pc
RODS, beyond 100000 pounds.
The total export, total export value, and
average value per hid. for some years are as
follows.
Years Export Hhds. Total Value Val per HID
182S-l834 Aver 85,S92 S5,5S30O SGS %
lS35-ls4I 4" l07 975 9,ll2,000 IS 81
lS4o-ls5l e" l320lO 7334,000 80 25
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The ELEcTIoS--ScoH Leads Tie C0iumn.-
Vermont, Massachusetts, Kentucky and
Tennessee,
With Carolina, Florida, Louisiana and
California are yet in doubt. All the rest for
Pierce, certan.
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RrusIies. brushes.

NDAINT Brushes, al sizes, shoe Brushes,
i Hair do; busting do; White Wash do
cloth do; Flesh do: Scrubbng do; Feather Duster's
Sept7 Just receiveda at KAUFMAN & co.
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Fire s'ro.f Paint
RAKEnf

CHoCoLATE COLOR, cheap and durable Paint
S.wtrmher7. KAUFMAN & co.
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JOIHIN =
wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Every Variety of Family Groceries, Fro"
visions, Notions, Cordage, Tar, Glass
and StOneware,
MAIN STREET. LANCASTER. OHIO,
INVITES the attention Of the country and city trade
| TO his extensive arrival flom New York, which
makes his assortment complete; He is ready at All
;s m .ftend 10 the wants Of his Customers, and let
!. - nAorstood Al ali times that he sells the aver
noe lower than any house in Fairfield county, with
the express understanding that any article bought at
his establishment that don't give satisfaction, on re-
turn of the same, the money Will be REFUNDED.
Lancaster, July 80, 1852 lmwznd
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"a BIRDS! BIRDSH
:&.&VINHE subscriber will pay - 81
.asAas-Ss0%S IL CASH FOR BIRDS de- S2a.E.s.l1s
ivered at his EATING HOUSE, on Main Street aioin.
ing the Commission Store. o. w. KREMER
Lancaster. October 81, 1850. -
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MASONIC.

T HAVE on hand a lot of MASTER MAsoxs REsA
l LAS for safe. o. W. KRENIER
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HOUSE FOR RENT.

AzA TTNllE DWELLING HOUSE next to the new
IGsl l. Lutheran Church, on Chestnut street at pre-
sent occupied by the subscriber will be for rent in
al. ut two weeks from now. Those wishing to rent
will please apply to MRS. REDMAN.
November g I8 9 f-.
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Estate of John Hutton.

NOTICE is hereby given that the snbscrib ,r has
v been appointed and qualified Executor on the
estate OF JoHN Huron. deceased ate of Fairfield
county, Ohio. All persons having claims against sa ID
Estate will present them for settlement, legally au
will make immediate payment.
WILLIAM HUTTON, Executor
November II, l862-4w26
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VI"'S VI u IIHFHctOV' :.
VOUNG Mans counsellor, Palisan Sights an,
IL French Principles. illustrated; Golden chain link
of Friendship for sale at the city Book sore opposite
Shelters Hotel, by ., JOHN SEARLES.
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4 M 'G'ncle Toms Cabin as il is" for sale at The
N city Book S.or", opposi Sh eif1r's II tel by
November 10, 1852 JOHN SEARLES.
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History ot the hlrXIcan War.
ENoR Sale at tho city Book Store, by
Il Novl0 JOHN SEARLES
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NENILkAkN, TIE great Wonlsr an1 excismena
Nnpf the day nss 4 how such ouaniily n "a
rieh and splendid Clothing a. YOU viii nid viii
the pfoPristors cf the cid remarkable
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is having an unprecedented run-is just
w received and for sale at the book store of
JOHN L. TUTGlILL,
July so ... Telegraph Bui ding.
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Blank Books.

A ALWAYS on hand supply Of Ledgers, Records,
IN Day Books, ETC., together with all kinds of sta
tonary for sale at unprecedented low prices at the
book stofc Of JOHN L. TUTIIILL,
Nov A Telegraph Building, opposite courthouse
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A Good Assortment 0fscrOOl Rocks
az all kinds for sale at wholesale and retail prices
" at the city book store, opposite Shafiers hotel
November 10 JOHN SEARLES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

UyO LET-A Store, also Workshop,
n frat floor and three or four Lofts, well lighted
three dta about by 60 feet with or without steanpower
4nouire Oh the premises, No. AZ Ann st, near Nassau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
DUILDING LOTS and MANUFAC-

I'D TURING SITES-Bndsepert, CT, 10 90 miles from
EewYok; lie hsrbor tins best Long Island Sounds poe1
Saiion &s principally mechanics and manufscrrerssn
rssse per snnum The hcusaonc ana
Bridgeport and here the New ora ana
New Haven Railroad connects with them making very
busy center These Bridgeport with all the great cities
And ,opuloas sections Of the country every side Hence
ats unsxamped prosperity The remarkshle beauty OF ths
town q rexsrds SITUATION the face OF the country ana
tho urrpupdns scenery Il admitted BY every visitor For
home ne locality can s. desirable for business par.
scrsrly the manuctuns m situation relative 70 the great
xnass Of and and the facilities tor connun
cation with every point Of the compass render osi ehs
- The have recently purchased near the cen
fer OF this town. ana fronting lis hseor extensive tract
f snd which, though much sueht after has hitherto been
- Owned - 10 prevent s uss building purposes This
h ey have divided into 500 large building lo crossed y
D. os1 rsets Il night snxles and surrounding park Of
ceres Ths Raosa Depots about IS rods Distant The
Shore Of the accessible b veaes OF Soo tuna On
fbeo los 80 or more budineA hcores shops esadsnce
~tc ere In proce Of erection In two years viii BE- -
hrky settled The Other portion Of town The los are
80 cervA 10 tbose Who vii build e very low picee-the
Ssrs cost csshs propsson rsssns alternate soss Tor
DvSisS snl manuhesonss erected on this property rent
f om TO . per cent on their eo end the pfopsryh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
T,OR SALE OR TO LET.-A beaut;-

III fp Cottage near Hudson, Columbia County The
hopse conveniently eonucfed In complete order ana
most pleasantly located Ths grounds tsetuy aid out
and contain az abundance ard variety Of choice fruit trea
beside fine shrubbey and psnts There also large kitchen
garden and an abundant supply Of tbs doos Il i
within 1--WE minutes walk ola church. academy, two
sohco post Office and the staten Of the ircsd BY which
II 10 les than four hsu distant from NewYork There
ct least four daily communications by railroad and
with New-York The location while Possessing these sd
vansses peculiarly healthy. retired and pleasant and II
believed there are few places Of the kind desirable
The property win Be scld secommods ting ers and Tor
Z very loo prics. For terns &C., apply 10
JAMES s. SIrf1ER, Nc. Wsll-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

ZINC Warranted Pure
IL The NEW-JERSEY ZINC CO. Warehouse, No. q
Deys prepared to supply their Zine Paints the b
lowing prices
No White, ground In oil, 80 per pound
No White. ground in oil, &c per pound.
No White, ground in oil, 10. per pound.
Brown and Black ground IN oil SIC. per pound
Dry White Of Zinc, &c. per pound.
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
Aer thorough test In Europe ano the United stssA hes
been found 70 retain s beauty and protective
than any other paint For wheness and brlh40cy II
nvaled; Il Is free from all poisonous properties
and dangerous iD other pigments; vii covsrequsl weight
from 40 TO 100 per cent spscs than lead and u thefs
fore, much cheaper the A. inside paint II
viii not yellow, when exposed " the Nphuroos
eses Of coal fires the foul air Of shps Their White zs
ground In ysrnish produces the porcelain finish Thel
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
IN few hours form hard and soid metallic costins s1os
wood brick iron and other metallic surfaces remarkable
Tor their krsproof properties They srespely adapted s
marine purposes having been found To resist the eorrodns
scon Of salt wster destructive to other paints pesis0
supp!ed on liberal terms by
MANNING soUIFR Asenfa No Is Dey-R.N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
.IANO-FORTES and MELODEONS

Il -FOR SALE.-Pesols about Purchasns Pianos o. Ne
lodeons are invited 70 call at BENNETT CO.'S Wave
oou No l52 Ful.ons second 3oos least sde Of Broad
way where they viii find OF the modern syls
Of rosewood Piano Fotes and Meodeons Every inskrU
ment warranted for two years and when doubB
pressed the quality the payment may be withheld until
such doub removed Old Pianos received In psy
uent ones New and secondhand Pianos to lea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
NIESSRS. LIGHTE & NEWTON !,

lv1 consequence Of the increased demand and unriy.Iea
popularity Of their PlANOFORTES have extended t-,r
business, and opened WareEoom In Broadway No cas-
where we shall constantly keep ehoiee selection OF our
AL the ates; improved patterns We ksA also coutinn- 10
keep n assortment o; Instruments M.nnf.ory ana
areruonS Nc. p CanAisf AL PixnoFoftes Of oar man.
scture are warranted in every respect Professors ara
teurs and those who anticipate purchasing rspocsuy
invited TO call aud ex2sine AL orders from the city o.
country punetualy executed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
NOR SALE.-A Beautiful Countr Res
NOR SALE-A beautiful Country Resi-

IL dence, with two Of land well stocked with q
great variety choice Fruit shade trees and shbbery u
sted in the vese Of South Norwalk Conn., within eight
minutes walk OF the N Y and New Haven Railroad Depot
Churches and schools also in the vicinity This is rae
chance desiring a retreat Price, 5000.
For particulars inquire OF A. ARCHER Bank Of the State
Of New-York Wsllst of ID X. NASH on the premises.
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RESIDENCE for SALE

~ Farm Of III of excellent land pleasantly su-
sted on the of the Hudson River adjoining the
village Of Milton Ulster Co. few miles south of Poueh
keepse and In full view of Il having extensive view Of
the River distance and down On the place are
COED dwelling house and outsuildnss Apple Orchard
and other fruit 1t lies directly the river distaat from
New York ebout 40 miles and communication several times
by railroad steamboats, the depot Of the Hudson
River Railroad directly opposite For particulars apply 70
A. JACKSON ROE, Insurance Buildings, Nos. % & 81
Wailst, Sd floor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
painting, 81.

FAD q FULMER'S, OTON
Iyl METALLIC FIRE PROOF PAINr.-This article 70
acknowledged BY all who have superior 10 any
other Paint Ia IL Is proof against tho action OF the
weather and ire and cheaper than other paints
quence OF It's taking less oil u mix and covering much
surface twice az much Give IL trial Principal
Depets, No lo5 Murray st, and No 10 sthsv NewYork
ror sale also By Hull, Buckell Co, 20 GreenwichA
Baxter Sons Ne Ii3 Maden-lane. New York
}. ID Torrey, No. ll6 Fulton-st, New-York
Ward, Close Co, No. % MsiGen-lane, New-York.
Charles Dean, New Rochelle, ~ ,stchesteI County.
John X. Hams Namsroneck. Westminster County
Charles w. Field Port Chester, Westchestsr County
And To most OF the cities and towns throughout the
Country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
COTTAGE ON the HUDSON for

h SALE-Just completed on q quarter acre lot In the
pleasant village Of Dob5s Ferry Of mile from Had
con River Railroad Depot Excellent Garden with Fuits
Vegetables and ruts oh ice selections Cottage "a feet
oquarc psrlor Kitchen bedroom and p&nres
fst aoo two bedrooms and open second do hard IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
NOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT

IL at P0UGHKEFPSIE.-The we'll known mansion
occupied formerly by Hon n. p Tamadge The house
about - feet square, tive stories hight with basement and
attic and piazza front and bck stable and outhouses
The grounds comprise between and three filed
with variety Of shrubbey, fruit trees Sc The situation
Is commanding and perfectly healthy and well calculated
for q summer boarding house. Apply 70 VIM. A. HOP
KINS Agent, No. So Wsll-st, second floor.
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furniture. &l.
ENAMELLED anG COTTAGE FUR.
IL NITURE WAREHOUSE No 452 Broadway, eas


ENAMELLED anC COTTAGE FUR
IL NITURE WAREHOUSE, No. 452 Broadway, east
soe, near Grsndst; Msnu'.ctory No. ~ Greenest
MATHEWS GiLLIEs wholesale and retsii dealers In
Ornamental Cottage Chamber and Oak Furniture would
respectfully call The attention Of those intending 70 tunsn
the present extensive ard varied assortment
of Ensmelled Furniture
We ser ourselves saying that amer years OF pac,ce
and direct this line enabled TO pre-
duce article that pronounced after full thai by dis
public be best Enaneled and Cottage Fur
niture offered in this country
would especially call the attention Of persons OF
their styles OF Ornamental Furniture,
executed by best Partisan artists feeling confident that
they cannot be surpassed We respectfully solicit coan.
uance OF the pat onsge heretofore avshy bestowed
upon .
A writ guaranty gwen, required. on all Furniture sold
a. our establishment
Az we manufacture the whole Of work ourselves
consequently enabled to sell warranted article much
less than those who buy 70 sell again
MATTRESSES, PAlLLASsES, PILLOWS No.
Also Patent Spring Mattresses mate to order
The greatest care bestowed boxing Furniture that 1t
be transported any distance without inurlng II in the
least. MATHEWS X GILLtES.
No 452 Broadway, side near Grand6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
UOUNTRY RESIDENCE.-The un-

~ dersgnsd wishes 10 dispose Of his place near Coopers
town, the banks Of the Osego Lake The situation
romantic and healthy the House good, and admirably
calculated retreat for Of buness The farm con-
of 40 acres gh cultivation Price ~ 500 Address
Z L. DANIELL. Cooperstown, Otsego Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

CD ono CAN be made in 6 months
" ~sVVO by the investment of 500 il the best
machine ever invented which one Of the best cI
of usecbsncs there being other IN Please casnd
sec No Az Broadway, I'd foor, between hours ~
ana 5 p NJ Z. WESTON
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DOP SALE or 10 LET in BROOK

2otb-st U.rsrrine pscel the sih-sv e.sh House
a feet wide snd 81 deep pacr Acor and ~ feet above
stories attic under cellar, with ali the modern improve
u,ept, Lots ee feet inches deep Apply 20
HOMER MORGAN, No. / Pine-st
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Dianc-fortes.

ElRST PREMIUM in lS4l, az and
Il 1.-THE splendid y octave Instrrmenr Of ,bs yob
scrber ecitins the admiration OF the rs professor
and musical families In the city They possess al the power
and exquisite harmony Of the grand Piano ana se Al
bali the price, together with other Panos OF Nd 81
Of the lowest manufacturing prlees
CHARLES J. holder No 1873 surtn,-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

VI usactcry and Wsreroou, No Sis Bl-eckers. corner
Of Charles e., assortment Of elegant PIANOFORTES
with the metallic anne and bridge ana All other
modern improyements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
EvOR SALE-The House and seven

Of Land the railroad depot st Fishkll Land
Ing the residence of T. Crosby Esq The premises in
large amour, Of choice fruit and possessing every requisite
r the resdenee ef ssnee family wshne country home
Time to Newyork by railroad two hours Inquire Of T.
pOkLAND, Nc. 81 Nasssu-st, n Y. City, or of VIM II.
WALSH, OF WA II. DEFINING Fishkil Landing Dutch
County
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
Real Gstafe for Sale.

= a II PRIVATE SALE-The valuable
IN property al the northwest confer OF Blocker aud
Seness having froIt Blceckerst of so feet and 100
seei in depth both sides together with the buildings there
The whole rented for 5000 can BE- improved SO as
TO pay large interest Win be soa lowone half on bond
end mortgage for years II per cent interest.
Aiso the three-story Brick House No. loo Churchst be-
9ween Reed and Duanests Apply TO
COLE A Chiffon No q Wallst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

DERS Manufacturers offer for Sale AZ No. 2l9 Pearl.
st. full assortment Of Brass Faucets, Hose Pipes, BASIN
Cocks Sc suitable for Plumber use and calculated to
stand Croton pressure Also large variety OF Steam Cocka
OH CUPS &C. for Locomotives and Stationary Engines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
nor SALE CHEAP-Two Three Story

LNOR BALE Ct1EAH-1WO nree story
Basement and sub-Cellar first class brick dwelling
Houses the north side OF Sstst in very pleasant and
eenteel neshbohood They have just been finished and
contain the modern improvements Apply TO Ii. A. SPOF-
ARD, No. 81 Wallst, Jauncey Court.
LNOR SALE, on very easy terms, gu
II Building Lots Fultonav, and the Long Island
Railroad Brooklyn. The land lies in improving neigh
borhood and is surrounded by buildings Apply to j. Pc
CARE No los Hesterst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
SOLAR LAMPS,

~ Hall Lanterns Candelabras Brackets Besugnet Hold
Fluid hampshire largest and best assorted stock IN
his City. foI sale at less than manu- .cturers prices
5. s. REILLY No 'l35 Csnalst, cor Lai eht 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

IvOR SAI.E-A number of valuable
Building Sites suitable for eenee country residences
egbly situated within five minutes walk Of the Bronxvilie
Station The Harlem Railroad in the town OF East Ches
ter Westchester Co. Said property within minutes
walk OF the Reformed Dutch Church Bronxvile in high
respectable neghborhooo and only hours ride from
the City Hall N Y. For further particulars inquire Of NJ.
NJ HENRY, No 129 West 28thst, or Of JAMES WIG
GINS No. "a Creenwich-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
TJ,O CANDLE and OIL MANUFAc.

IL TUhERS, ke-FoF sale low eli the fxtares - n
sis required for pressing ranuafips fallow sne -
elndirs Kettles Stsndcsska Pump ke- ACT -. ID
building in the Of No so Chery-a. The buunss"
Apply to J. A. BRUSH, No. IS Plies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

k>OR SALE-And Money loaned for i'm
IL provemears In wilhamshurxa. II Lot, of Ground
within half mile Of the Grand Ferry on the main street
running nortn which paved ard tagged and contiguous
10 the uveS NO property be found better adapted for
Improvement for manufacturing purposes Title perfect
Inquire Of {. HALSEY, No lis Jay 81 Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
hides and LEATHER.-5OO Rio

lv1 Refined nickel ard metallic hsnuth anthony pr
trs palladium, cadmium German silver gold silver and
copper bronze pots1m, sodium sGccine phosphoc ana
fae acids c4ostlc poiassa and bsryta urate bary r
se Of roDtia and bsrytes phosphstes lime and soda bro
mine iodine and hyphasupbd soda All the above stcs
are warranted pure, and IN ported and offered for sale
DIX. LEWIS FEUCHTWASGER
80. lsi Mldea isse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
EOR SALE-A desirable Residence in

NOR SALE-A desirable Residence in
the city OF NewBrunswck New-Jersey, situated No.
Is Byardst opposite the County Grounds The House 10
double built of pressed brick and finished the best
being Sc feet the front BY 81 feet deep containing
Is by 81 and 10 other sides cellar and
st story The lot is 10 by loo feet and tasteay laid out
ard esten in the yard Persons dong business in NewYork
and wanting healthy and pleasant location or their family
tor retired family this would be good opportunity
Distance only u hours from the city, at least times each
way cay, by Railroad at low computation For further
particulars inquire the premises Of Mrs VAN OOREN
the city, az Nc. - Abanyst, of VIM FLAGG Execu-
tors of the estate of ISAAC e VAN DOREN, deceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
,yARM at YONKERS for SALE

Within q miles Of Hudson River Railroad Depot, and
II miles Of BrOnxyie Depot Harlem Railroad Contains
20 acres OF which 20 in woods Soil superior;
buildings and plenty water good and fruit abundant
View very fine, but not in sight Of the Hudson River The
place 10 under good crop and improvement Some rocks
Situation very high price very low Apply at No Is Patt-
street stairs.