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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-20
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DRS. CASsELBERRY & NEGLEY having associated
themselves together in the practice of Medicine and
Surgery would respectfully 10 the citizens vi
Evansville and vicinity, that they are prepared to attend
to all calls either by day night; both of them
eau be consulted at their Office First street. door
above the Sherwood House. all times except when pro-
OCCASIONALLY absent. taDl6tfl -
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pRS. BYFORD & FINCH.

XyToULD inform the citizens of Evansville that they
w have associated themselves together in the prae
tiee Medicine Surgery and Obstetrics. Their Office is
on Ire corner OF First and Vine streets.
Evansville June geth lS52. In 29-f
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

"TRIP. d. JOHNSON respectfully tenders his p'ofes
sional services to the citizens OF Evansville and u
vicinity Office First street, few doors above tn
Sherwoo House; the formerly occupied 10y Dr. TRAIT
ton Residence the corner Of 9th and walnut SIS
iY93.3mI
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wooDBUliN,s FEVER AND AGUR

NOV offered 20 the public the first time This med
y ieinc has existed in private family for more tina
ny years has been distributed TO considerable exten
among friends aud has during the whole time, aud ia an
instances. proved itself never failing remedy whether
applied TO common or 10 third day ague Of wei
known stubborn notOrety.
Such experience, together with numerous solicitations
from friends Induced the proprietor TO give il TO the
public. The undersigned, who know the medicine by
their own experience have consented to take agency
for part Indiana aud Illinois, and offer il 10y the
dozen single bottle with the express understanding
that the money will always be refunded where the med
ecnnsed according tdoirectons, does not affect peed
and permanent cure. Imhl0-tfl ALLlS q HOWEs.
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DENTISTRY

TAS. II. JUPIN, Dental Surgeon, desiring TO renal
u permanently ln Evansville, tenders his profession.
services TO the citizens and the surroundin
country. Rooms FOR the present at the Green Rive
House. ljyl+lml
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!. r. WILCOX, N. p...-.
t.s.
EDICAL NOTICE

DRS. WILCOX d MITCHELL, having associated,
themselves together in the practice Of Medicine,
surgery and Obstetrics would beg leave respectfully to
inform the citizens of Evansville and vicinity that of
the rn can found their Office First street, be
tween Main and Locust at all times, day or night read
TO attend to professional calls. lI304wl
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FANcYoRY GOODS.

lust received per steiner Hindoo, 10 Gases fancy
- Dry Goods Comprise in part the following, 70 wit:
Plain and Figurefhameiion;
do do Silk,
Nousin DeLains;
Cashmere do
Wool do
Florence Sill, aa
SILK Serge;
Grape ass'J;
Rich winter Bonnet ibbons;
Blk ana Fancy fg. * Wells; A 81
Black silk Shswis;
Bay State do
Sup. Fine DO
Black and Fancy SilErayats.
Ladies Fancy silk Tie.
Arii6cials. (Winter)
Cuffs and Ruches ass
Kid Gloves do
Silk and Cashmere do
/ Isle Thread and Cottt do
AID
cases Sprague, p. Ain & Son. and Globe Fancy
Prints: -iil
10 Solid Clyd; ..f a.
| GO Bleaehed Muslinsnd for sale low bv
sept22 MORGk. KEEN & PRESTON.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

WOULD respectfully call the attention of Physslahs
wv country merchants and the public generany
their fine assortment Of Drugs and Medicines oievey
riety contained In the -Nateria Mediea, when 'ne!
regularly receiving from the Eastern markets. anu Whca
they will sell at Wholesale retail ON the most aeeoo
dating terms.
ALS0-Surgcal instruments OF every KIND, suen a.
Amputating in mahogany cases pocket lnstrumenis@c
Dentists Instruments in Teeh-exraetng sr't
ments such as Curved Turnkey with pivot curved com
key; straight ed and doabejonted forcepsair
Gets Of every Description euppns cases with brass pump
exhauster improved scarfetors breast pumps trus
ses Of every description; Brushes such as paint counter
nesh CLOTH hair and tooth Every variety OF shaving ahd
toilet SOAP such ows Brown Windsor, Musk Chinese
Transparent Washing Ball, Rose Walnut Oil, Almond
Vaegated Shaving Cream, and perfunery OF ever! KIND
and quality.
Ali popular Patent Medicines Of the age, such as Nc
Lanes Vermifuge Fahnsioek's 90; SWANS do Mustang
LinInent. Nerve and Bone do; Opodeldoek; Batenial
Drops Godfreys Cordial Harlem Oil, Bulls, Townsend
and many other preparations Of Sarsaparilla.
Particular attention will be paid Ply sic's and Mer
chants orders that the articles carefully packed an
warranted ~ represented. -
49, - KELLER & FARNSLEY,
oct12-U No. IL Water street, Evansville, Ind
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NEW GOODS
nNCASFS AND BALES OF DRY GOODS-Just reed
4 = per steamers win City, Envoy, Golden State, &c.
direct from the manufactures. Comprising in part to-
wit:
Blcaehsd Mcsli1s ass'd; reI
Mouslin DeLans do
Gnghams do .ar
JacOnets Go
Cambrics do H
Cross barred Musns do
Swiss and Null do
Bobines Irish Linens do
Laces Edg1nc and Insertions;
silk, Cotton and Linen Hkfs:
Suspenders assd ,
Combs, Fine. Redding anil Tuck;
Single and Double Bloom or Tuck Combs;
Notions Of every deseript on;
fLSO,
Over Coating. every kind
Cloths, Blue, Black and Fancy; tr|
Cassmers, Black and Fancy Doeskn;
do do do Plain;
Saiinetis, large assortment;
AGhLR,
Large aud choice selections Of Prints OF the APP
proved Brands, of the latest and most beautiful Styles
best quality and fast esiOrs," in a word If Merchants
visiting Evansville. want the very fip of fashion they
and mill be accommodated by calling at the store Of
septlz MORGAN KEEN os PRESTON. on Main st.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

TIVE partnership in The practi, of law ofIaw Battel
y & Johnson has been dssolyd. The business Of
the firm will be continued EBdeihe firm of Law and
Johnson, Atornies and Counsellor al law. Imar ~
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r,AW PARTNERSHIP
JUST RECEIVED AT,
II. a. LAWRENCE.
Marble Works.

Mar the Court ISuse.
4 LARGE stock of fine White 10. marble, direct
"A from VI. Also lot ofN hite Statuary, and now
hand the largest and finest stock of Italian and American
marble offered in this city. land more comng) con.
sstng in part of Monuments Tombs, Obesks, Scrolls.
Head stones and Gothic wOis OF various styles finished
by Eastern Morkmen, in q manner that cannot fail Ia
please which viii be sold at reduced prices. y. b. Or
ders from distance promptly md satisfactorily filed
Evansville Sept. "a is52 Nj. a. LAWRENCE.
TRIMMINGS.
NJ kW fall and winter trimmingsfor SALE Ribbons by
the yard o. bolt: Velvet Ribtons by the yard OF
bolt. Wax Beads by the and aoz. strands, yGrs y
Of Lace Gimp End other Gimps and Laees Brades But
tons Bonnes, Silks plain changable and figured worst
ed Gloves, new article with many other trimmings.
Bonnets repaired, silk Bonnels made to order
T. GUTHRIE.
oct7-3td-2tw Main ST opposite the Bank
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REycT0.

4 HAN.. removed ny of To " alter street next dC)
10 TIE Lafayette Eous,.' here le found at
Tunes by dayor night, unless Professionally eiessed.
ap3tf JOHN sHAW.c. ~. NJ. H.. DC
u ENCJVA~ -FCSrE Fr & BROWN have reno,
their stock 81 6rOcerie to their large and eommodi
store, Main First streetswhere the! woui
be pleased their old friends and the public generally
OF
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FRESH ARRIVAL.
I.itOT AND SHnE sTORl.

BtfOi' y y ID sIftft SINNF.
ID EMOVE D.--Nx. EAERY has taken fhe Il an 4 on
n ain street opposite he Bank, formerly occupied
ply ctzeIs with plain fine work in lis line ~ short
notice. lie has good workIncn employed and viii war
rant all work seht from lis shop. lie is prepared 10
make Boots and shoes ofaid quality good Its aid MADE
up in the best style. his long experience business
and puiCualiiy Will guarantee him the continued eusiorp
Of thos- who Try hIs. Ills prices reasonable
and wofk surpassed in durability by that
ofary other establishment. tjySul
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DISSOLUTION OF RAtrNEPsBIP
PSpTyEPSUJp ysrrcr

ia S~tsIIUTlOS OE Css-PARr EksSIsiE
VIE irm Of K. III. Hood Co. is tn day dissolved 10y
mutual consent. The unsettled bu,ness will be clos
e. rp h. IL. Hood. Who will the anne of the Firm
10 Hel salon. md continue the Book bsiness his
LaIle. T.. III. bod.
J. a. BOADAWAF.
EgsT syillc, Dee. 1sih '5l.--lsf
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HOARD OPHEaLTH.

A Ia meeting of the Common Council ofthe city of Ev
IA ansye, held July 18th, lS5., the following tenii
men were appointed BOARD HEALrn for said ety,to
the ensuing year:
prs. A. C. HALLoCK, ISAAC CASSELBEkRf
Z. ". MITCHELL, b. r. DAVIDSON,
.IfII q TilOs. NJ. JOHNSON, Esq.
-TPChy papers copy.
The following Sections are city Ordinances;
SECTION 5. h shall be tia duty every practeing pay
stefan In tia city, notify member OF the board
health of every of contagious infectious disease ~
the city, within six hours after the presence OF so ds
comes TO his knowledge; and every such physician
shall quarterly report to said board OF health every DEAN
which shall his knowledge in the course OF III
practice. and also tine such DEATH and should any
physician neglect comply with the requirements oiai'
section ofhs ordinance he shall for every such neglect
forfeit and pay less than three more than twenty
dollars. e4f-e - rra
SEC II any person shall at any time knowingly IN
troduce aid assist in introducing into the et an
contagious infectious disease Of dangerous or loai
some character such person shall for every such offence
forfeit and pay less than three more han htiy do
larse JAS. q. JONES, Mayor.
fA.tst:
srSo. J. CHANDLER, Clerk. taa 3ml
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REMOVED

n NJ GRIFFITH, has removed his Stock Of Hardware
~. next door, to {. B.ss Drug Store, and is
opening the best selected stock selected by himself in the
E3ste Markets. OF oreB and Domestic hardware cyei
offered in this Market From his long experience IN Tie
Hardware trade. strict attention 10 business and far
prices. be hopes receive share of public IaroIfpe.
Mechanics Builders and others invited 10 eXiniLt
his stock. lnyll
DTMOVAL-I have removed my Office one square
Ia and half above Main street, The Sherw oct
House, First street, and be found either there a.
my residence. square above III 81 times Iess profes
sOually engaged ia tie ~ or it, immediate vicinity.
mhIan BAN'L hOkGAN. VI. j.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-20

DOCKtsF AND TABLE CUTLERY
200 doz Table Knives and Forks;
1900 dog assorted Pocket Cutlery;
$50 doz do kazors;
3CSdOz Scissors and Shears; all OF our own imIo'
ton, oifersd a. lowest Eastern prices.
lei BABCoCk BROTHERS
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GRAHAM & FARRELL.
VIZ z have hand and are prepared to sell at
wv low rates. well selected STOCK OF Groceries, con
sistng liz part Of viz
Sugar. Glass Ware Tea, Cloves,
Coffee Buckets, 'Trace-chains. Raisins,
Moasses, Selves. Curry combs, Cassia,
Flour, Star Candles, Ginger, Nutmegs
tobacco. Wash-boards Pepper Mackerel,
Cotton Yarns, Herring, Spice. Cement,
Whisky Galore
Tn addition 10 the above have lately reed stock OF
fine Brandy warranted; together with a general
me nt of Foreign and Domestic Liquors. which viii
of sposea, small advance. .elejl
Sc. GILBERT & CO.,
Agents for cypress actory.
TFAVE now on hand and constantly receiving, Cot
Il ton Yarns Carpet Chains and Cotton Batting. which
they prepared 10 sell favorable terms they
be purchased al IN this AIRY other city. We selling
coton yarns AZ 81 81 and for .00s Coos and SOS
respectively with discount Of for cash, time for a
proved paper. IA est.
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superior Shoulder Braces.

TIME object Of this Eraee isto remedy habtual STOPPING
round and crooked shoulders, weak back aud chest
aud preserve erect and graceful position indispensable
10 health and beauty. Ii adapted TO benefit men, wo
and children OF all ages occupations and conditions
The great utility ofthis Brlce, wi trial. become APP
parent all, and its simplicity and adaptation 10 the OBJ
feet designed. its best recommendations. IL is light
strong aud perfectly elastic, combining all the excel
lencics the Shoulder Braces IN use with
Of tsobieciiOns This brace ia constructed 10
purpose of Shoulder Braces and Suspenders.
For sale nj wholesale or retail by
KELLER q FARNSLEY.
decI2-n No. u Wafer street Evansville.
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RGARvIN, Attorney and CousceIlorat Law. OF
u fee on the corner OF Main and Second streets, Ev-
ensyile la. taug4 'J2-lyl
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ITTS.-loo doz twisted SIX Mits
IL Irregular made) for sale by JAS. Low & CO.,
ml,2l Az Main street, Louisville, Ky.
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Il IME-lo0 bbls new White Line, in good cooperag,
MO PRESTON BROTHERS.
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CHANGED QUARTERS

WINDOW SASHA large and full assortment OF
w Window Sash oil superior finish, assorted from
by 10 to IL by Is, in store aud for sale by
'ivo SAMUEL ORR.
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VILLAGE RESIDENCE for SAVE

The subscriber offers for sale his homestead situated ia
the village OF Clinton, Oneida County ". Y. IL consists Of
good house and about " the ad in the
State with tine orchard of cultivated fruit good Garden,
ard almost everything desirable in village property lr
quarter Of mile from the center Of the village Ia which
se i've churches mile Ton Hamilton College and three
quarters Of mile nom the Clinton Liberal institute both
male and female departments snd several male snd
female schools with all Of which IL IL ected by no
plank walks Tos gentleman having family Of sons
daughters 10 educate, who desires residence in Of
the most pleasant and thriving villages in the State this Of
fers very hyoIsble opportunity.
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EWR SALE-Fairmount, Upper Nor
Il nssoA lot No s.. on wood1ua sv I6s.I.s f..s a,
ocs tst Of Il Prics $50 Irla.r, fsN,r o'.sss AZ
J. MCGEE, No 5Hszey.,g '-''>'
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BROOKLYN PROP

DERrH FOR sALE.-Tw.nty eight houses and lot,
IN The best part Of the city Alec ,xyur ots on DE h
ara 7th-eu' TENS easy. Apply 20 J. II. OLPEN No
NssfsrE
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BUILDING LOTS-In


- the beautiful village Of Yonksr on the banks Of the
h1dsonRyer for only $50 The undersigned offers for sale
by suescrpon g Bal ding Lots In tins. part Of the yseof
ionaes called Glenvood wing Immediately on the banks
Of the Hueson River In the beautiful pat Of the whole
village These ots the desirable Of offered
for sac and from their location rapidly increase in
value ftnkers s the mes; convenient place OF residence
IN the eiIIy OF tho city 10 ny half an hours ride BIZ
TIE HUDSON River Railroad. tom the 3,t a. station ma
t4srs are r1n'ns both ways continually il can also DO
reached o. esmb 81 seyera times day IL proposed 20
dispose OF TIE Above Lots the folio vim terms Two
good h.tnnL and well built Houses are u BE- built on
Los No ard j. Ea cost Of 800 cash 40 suhscriptou,
viii b received for the IS los and when the Who'll. M
Der are subscribed tofke subscribers will meet tosstsr
ard divide the lots among themselves ia such manner al
they shall ssree aad whoever shall Obtain lots NJ,
sns 3 shall so be emit ed TO tie HOMES to Dc buit On ,c
lots e5 70 De paid AZ the time OF subscription and S50 A.
any time previous 70 the division o. the LOIS, tie b.nce
may remain on bend and mortgage for three years Mas Of
the property vii b Shown and further particular, u .Ss
Known BY applying 10 the sabscriber.
ALBERT H. NlCOLAY
Auer-neer, Real Estste and Insur.ucs Ar.nt
Ofees. No ~ Nslr from 10 NJ 70 p 81. and No
"a Grad 81 fun p. ~ to9P NJ N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29
NOR SALE-The two. story House and

Lot pleasantly stpatsd) in Cumberlsndst Brooklyn
ak houses north OF Lafayette on tho ess SIDE on tue
first hoo there are pAors tssoon kitchen, bathroom
and paAtnes: second story, rooms and bedoom also
bedroom IN the attic The house has been built two years
and 10 in complete order The presest sells 10 conse
oueuce Of removing out of the State. Inquire Of Mr.
GOODALL ninth house NORTH In s'nle street.
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DOND-ST. ACADEMY, No. 50 Bond.

u st. ". PAkKEk a. q, fnncpa Tho neEt ses5.oa
VII commence the TN Of Sept Circulars containing terms
branches taught rsrsness "a, may BE- obs.ned q the
eosAssorc Of L. FRENCH. Ne rs Hssssa, o. No 1s
Sroa3ssy.
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EOR SALE-A Farm of 81 acres, q

i miles fiom Bound Bro,t Railroad Depot and Cana
pdce .0O0 one farm OF 20 screa SIVi three spshaa
ms 100 acres each three farms of On acres each three
Arms of so acres each all good mprov and near rs
rad four farms y four farms OF IL sores al sod
ON essy terms Houses snd lot. Stores Hotels Tsnneres
and real estate of all kinds Call on VAIL Pacihc Hotel
Saturdays from II to 2; Other days at Paiphed Depot
for bmdink az Plslnhsld o be SOLO owl
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EAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE

IL Abort 80 Lots remaining unsold) yarytrs In s,s
ion cpeeitih OF n acre to GT offered ~ SALE
&c tie noss favorable tema Ten per down ,ud baL
Tree On o. before M.reh ~ Title perfect These Iou
sH view Of tie East River and In the i'm sdiss vn,t,
81 the residences Of several Of the most wealthy and re-
Tes,sbs citizens Of chichester County Also ce 6saln,
szsnl and Ics seirs rapidly For msos ND on AZ h,
bEmss;on apply 70 ID. B. WINTON No Tryou. -,
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vTO PARENTS.-A Lady Keeping .
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL

~ Prof T. A. Johnson, Rector. The three 49,
open dmultsneously on honday ssek s. Papth ss -
seyed Of the age Of seves years and upward and e5eS
for the counting house, fof aAnisdea 70 ssy Co.e
Circulars may Be obtained q Appletoe's LoekvqosA
Croven's bocksoss In Brosdwsy, and d RAynoth u
Bovsry GEO. PARKEk PhnS1e
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MILL PROPERTY and

Y FARM for SALE or EXCHANGE A frstrste Flour
ing and PlAer MIL newly built lathe very best style with
three iun OF stones water and steam The lila in
full operation, with good home market and within two a1i
a half hours OF Hew.YOrk. with every heitY 0r
tnspoi alton BY water and Raboad There 80
Of land attached, with commodioos Dwelling aud Ost
bIieDgs presenting desirable situation Jr pisng
man. Immediate Possession may be had For particulars,
Eeg-NOrk
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L,OR SALE-Three hundred Acres or
less OF excellent Land, in healthy location At q Rs-
rosd Depot within hours ride Of this city Address
FARMER, this office
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A LADY, who has had several years
experience Ia teaching the PisnoForts desrous Of
claiming few ,s Inquire at No. Grove Of, OF
az Broadway
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LNOR SALE or to LET-At Elizabeth

j. town, N. J. scommodious Houss, and large Lot OF
Land the Of Catherine and La'ayettssts within
five walk Of the rsrosd depo Premises In good
condition and eiebly situated Possession gven imns
diateIy. Apply 10 WILLIAM +. DAY Counsellor at Law,
al .htoNn. N J.
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MR.. JOHN MAC MULLEN has

Ivl opened Day School foi Boys ., No $40 Bovsry,
e. His terms S75 per quarter, win necessarily keep hin
school very ANAL Having resided more THAI two yean n
Europe, and having studied and taught iof May yssn
dee 70 those who may BE- placed his hands Besides sps
ina r, sdns Writing, and Ar'hmstc there ytn g agt.
Without extra CHARGE Greek Latin French, Spanish Gee
man, Italian, Dnwine Music and Gymnastics. Circular
At LOCKWOOD. No All, and Crowen. No; sss srosdwsy
Terms SIS q year. Addres J. MAC MULLEN, No. as
CHI ystie-r.
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NEAR UNION.SQUARE.-

Drwo or three Gentlemen obtain full or partial
Board with Ps Tor and Bedroom s@oinng and
other IRONS fghIed by gas 10 new house, with family
who will have no othe bosne party desiring superior
sccomu odsiions may address FlFTEENTH-Sr Union
square Post Office
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GROVE for SALE-At

~ Staten Island, fronting TIE New-York Bay
the location ofhe Old Elm Tree, sbou, . miles below the
N,uoWs embracing ~ VI Land including the Cedss
Buildings ard Dock with letters patent for grant hors
FOR The ease Of this properly Is about terminating tho
having been occupied for the las, five yeas during the
seasons place Of resor Tor sea bathing snd pub
I've entertainment
For further particulars inquire OF j. DILL near or NJ
HOWEs. on the premises. or Of 3 X. LORD, No les
Fsontst ,Hew-YorS-Dsted Sept ., 1851
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I niun ACRES of LAND for SALE

leOOO IN Miid'esex County New Jersey.-The
subscriber Offers for several Farms say from ~ TO %
acres each, in good state Of cultivation sad peasantly
situated near Jsmes5urs on the Camden and Amboy Rail-
road For further Information apply 10 T. RlCdE1, No.
l65 wsshneton.t " Y or the subscriber, e. James
burg ~ J. JAMES bUCkELEW.
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IETANTED-A Partner with 1000. TO

w invest Ia the scture Of Patent Machine for
maADs re-; lead drying white eai aud paints 81 all kinds
yrg damp houI roasog coee preparing seeds for crash
log and bslns Two thousand cellars will DO required i'm
nsdstey for purchasing ozeth Of the right ana com.
mencing the menUcture the balanse 70 he advanced
needed for the business None bu those having the money,
asd desiring 10 eto the business need apply. Address
k0AsTER Of the Office OF tls psper, (pcst'paid)
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HOME in tho COUNTRY fol

IA BOYS within sixteen miles OF HARTFORD-Yhs
advertiser will take only boys and those under ter
yeas age and win devote hs whole time udciousy 10
their moral rhysiea and intellectual training Terms SIS
per aanum address Box No 346 Pest 0sice Hartford c.
kersnce c. c. Bean, ESQ., u the sss Of The BosId o.
Educstion, In this city.
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VO HOLDERS Of WESTERN LAND.

Il ANY wishing TO dispose OF good Tract Of Lad
In Michigan sconsn In exchange for other sooi pr
ductive property, viii fed favoIable opportunity by AZ
drsAsiEa Z. L. g., Tribune Office.