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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
\ VALUABLE FARM for SALE OF
~ EXCHANGE for BROOKLYN or NETWORK

PROPERTY A Farm containing 90 acres IL Of which is
wood the rest all under state OF good cultivation there
choice selection Of the best kind of Fruit such Ap
meets, Ounces. Curans, Gooseberries. Strawberries,
Peaches there between three and four hundred first
rate grated Peach Trees Just in full bearing four years
old fine orchard Of grated Apple Trees Cherries Rasp
berries and Grapes and choice selection q Pears Of
good quality. This Farm will be sold bargain, the
very much of health and cannot it.
There are crops of Wheat and Rye in the ground This
Farm 10 ell waieYed the building all Ia good order
and. half story House, with two front rooms and bed
rst floor with Kitchen and fcur rooms second
floor Carriage house. Granary, Wood house. large Barn.
Hen house. Hoepeps, Hoves and umber Of good Out
houses and with little expense can be made the best
Fish Ponds the Island. This Farm in East Norwich,
Queens County Long Island miles from the Railroad
where you can 90 to New York twice day u miles from
Oyster Bay whsre the steamboat dsy For any
further particulars inquire on the premises Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
FARM for SALE or EX-

CHANGE for City Property, in the town Of East
chester, Westchester Co.. enainng 3ll acres, miles
Turke yhoe Depot Harlem Railroad the main road
leading from New-YoIk to White Plains; well fenced.
good house barn and other outbudngs never failing
stream of running through the same together with
of froit trees Apples Pears, Peaches.
Piups, &C. Terms easy. Inquire of the subscriber at
Eaat Chester JOHN r. HAYWARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
NnUNTRY SEAT on the HUD-

NOUNTRY SEAT on the HUD-
~ sON-For saie, Farm o. about 80 acres, about ~
Of woodland in the village of Hastings 81 miles north Of
city House stone, substantial modern style
Is rooms, with commanding scenery unifes beauty
and convenience in an unusual degree ten minutes
walk from the depot Of the HUDSON River Railroad.
Grounds in the best order supplied with variety of fruit
stsbIys and ice. house on the premises The whole
part will be sold By application the to the pro-
ppr,etor ALEXANDER BRINE,
Hastings, Westches.er Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
XONKRRS LOTS-Situated on the
AND suitable for a vILLAGE-Fa,

LYON SALE-The elegant brick Heusa
- with sxtcEsioa Te2lsss with even co.vee,snr.
bot air furnace gss rage, &c, Carol pises shi-S
house rom Court st., Brooklyn. VIII Be sold % sssS
ply se JOHN H. KEYsER Co. - Chn-si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
HARMS. HOUSES, and PLACES OF

BUsINESS-PerIors having such TO sell or exchange
viii ara VERY much their interest 20 call on "Af
KINS 4 HINE No lss Broadway, who have bern for
some gagged the business and hasea afge smDuat
of property DOW hand TO sell exchange With many
person calling dsy for het purpose therefore giving them
great opportunities 10 dispose q property without delay
All business tended to promptly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
harm for SALE.-A valuable Farm,

containing I04 acres, in the town q Ne E,Rocheils on
the main road om w.Rcchehe to White Plains, three
miles from the NewHaven Railroad depot, aoding cen
vey TO the city six times day, In about one hour
an&iDg fine view Of the Sound, village Of NswR9-
chells and adjacent county The nelehbsrhood il excel
lent and perfectly healthy The land IL high state OF
cultivation and well fenced There three OF four large
orchards of which has yielded 400 barrels first quality
Nswtown Pippins The dwelling house u ex-
tersve and Beautifully situated In fine shady lawn, large
barn cider mill wagon house. &c 60 Title indsputaole
Of sale easy For further particulars, inquire Oh
SHERMAN & COLLINS, No 81 Front st. OF Of me SUB
on he d.. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11

NOR SALE -Four elegant new brown
ttone weTrs IIousss, IN t7s 81 on the north SIDE.
the sth and Las ~ set incses frons
tv fgise nch.s depth cusesso fses deep tnressory
an. a,t;r bull the very naaa-r, snd possessing
sx.,t Of The must approved CHARACTER
All, q ROBERT MCCLELLAN. the builder. on the
pepiises The ofbce Of the working Meas handing
I,fociafion. No scl Broad rsy. or "a
s. n. FL'5RTw GOD. No. % Nassau ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11

kNoR SALE-A delightful Country Res
dence and ten acres of Land in the village Of Hemp
stead. L. twenty males from this city The house IL
cottage built ore ana half stories. with wings aud baz
BAN and other buildings orchard vineyard and all
ksss OF shIubbeiy The place IL beautifully laid cat,
may be had M a bargain. Inquire Of
q. DE WITT, No. 100 John-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11

A PRIVATE SALE-House and Lot,
% Brooms st. size Of lot Is feet front aud By
IS feet deep; its proximity to the Wllamsburgh Ferry
makes desirable property for improvement. For price.
tsrns. anA fall particulars, apply to
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctonser.
No. Broad Ut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11

EOR SAL E-0ne second hand Ave
h horse power solumn engine Of oar owa maize
in complete order Aso cns secosd hsnd old paeas
Adams DO ser press In good order, NJ low prce.
K. HON CO. Voc. ~ and 81 Cad u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
C,OR SALE at NORWALK, Conn

ANVR OhbIL do 1NOIC W n LIAt OVnH'
4 The ResideI ce Of the late EMERY BISSELL. M
located ia the pIessanest part Of the village, few
rods from the churches, and about mile and half
from the depot Of the New-Y0rk and New Haven Rail-
read The premises comprise between and tive acres
Of laBd-the rsay bordering the Norwak River-well
frame House. Barn, and utbuildngs The place IL In
every respect very desirable Country Residence. For
further particulars apply TO CLARK BIS3ELL Nerwalk,
Conn or to RICHARD NJ. JESSUP, No 10 Pines N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11

H'Oh oahG-A Uc1utfiul new Houx a.
on OLlero ST.. Brooklyn near the Residence AZ r.
VI Coz The Rouse eop'a ns tive psrlors sDd d,n,av
On nsi heor hot ar furnace kc Price, 81 sos Asrlr
MILLS BECkVIfH. Ne. 81 wxia-st APp'y 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11

SCHOONER for SALE-The fast SAIL
the foot of Christopher ST. North RiverSad vessel is "a
feet beam feet hold IS feet keel draws feet water
when loaded $50 tuns burden She has been rebuilt
rem her KEEL up last sprpg she has rigging and
sails throughout Also everything complete and In
running order any moment She Il well calculated 10
run to Virginia pine wood trade SAID schooner can
be bousht low and accommodating terms, by applying
toPETER CHAMEH Ponghkeepne, or TO VIM. DRAKE,
Deputy Sheriff, City Hall. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-About

acres Of first rate Land in the village of Porch seF,
~ miles New York and the Railroad Depot.
which double two story dwelling house barn AMI other
eubulenes together with orchard Of $50 apple and
other fruttrees full bearing For particulars inquire
of T. p BURGER, No 81 Chatham st., the premises.
If Dr EANDS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11

LNOR SALE-Io Gardeners, or any per-
Il sons wanting small place near the City The sub
sciibers will sell so # choice GARDEN LAND ~
ing two roads within two miles OF Wiiiamsoursh, IN
all quantities (of not less than aces 70 suit pncda-
good House and Barn on the premises. rhD Of
fers great nducement IS IT hes within few minutes
drive'o{ the city. aud two Ines OF stages.
W .TKINS HINE, No. 433 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11

nor SALE-A pretty Gothic Cottage,
II near Clinton av.. Brooklyn. A garden. with OF
two lots can be had Hasdsoae parlors fitted with
BILE msntsts gates, SO Price moderate Stages to the
Exchange. Hsnovsrss, orto H. MOORE, Ne. Astor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11

II OTHEKS--MessIs = y J. W; IfUhP FLactcu
Talofs. OF South Wesre, II, have invented Machine
for PRESSING all kind Of work connected with the Tailoring
Business. IL 10 SIMPLE durable, easily and conveniently
operated one peissn do aud better Pressing VITA
this Machine than can be done by three Ia the old style
Pressing by hand It saves both time ana labor, which
renders it an object worthy the consideration Of all
single Machines for sale The achns may be at No.
2Ol broadway, New York, up stairs Ne Provncs st.
Conn. chance fer Machnists or others who wnh
10 enaaga In the buaInees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11

EVOR SALE-Within II miles Of Depot
AT Sing eSs. acres Of LAND, good House, Barn,
abundance Of fruit good water, &C. al IN rood order
AppH 20 WM McGORD, No. ltl Sullivan st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11

Al PRIVATE ga LIE The four story
y brick HOUSE ard LOT OF GROUND known "a
30 1873 West lsth BET cen Sch and h-avs are Of
House IS BY size 0 Lot IS feet 03fee; iaches
In depth Said House finished IN elegant style WITH Al
improvements for convenience such AZ gar s ~
Tor urcs isrp. and further apply to ANTBO.
NV = IIEECKER Aucloretr, No. Bf 1ad-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
vy,O LET-A Farm situated in the town.

ITO LET-Low to Small Family part
Of yery Pleasantly situated House In Ehzeostkt
New Jeses within naes alb OF Steam boat % Rail
road and nom New York syery hour noa M 70 7
cousis,ing of Rooms. Gaftea Spot ard STA
bs Room II required TIE House has IS Acres aad a
sfre arden etiached containing variety II fruits
ard Flowers Far BY com very cheap FsrfarAsr
particulars apply personals, to q. n MASTERS. Arcai
tect la All tpiic-st BIookln.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11

deDce. with nine of land, half mile sossh of
tho village Of Stamford. Ct. close to the Largo
double two-soy house. verandah 'front.' old fashioned
comfortable, ana in good order four minutes walk from
Depot of N. Y n. H. H. K and steamboat handbag
barn stable carriage house. ice house. large garden for
est fuit trees and sbruebery good fishing and boating
Apply to BURKHALTER. No 1911 Futon-st. N. ",
TO the subscriber ON the premises W. PHYFE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
GH0R SALE-The premises no. 67

LVOK SALE-Ine PfeHIlsee Nu' OF
il GIeenwicb-st with No. 70 and 7, Trinity p.scs n
a. embTscpe front of about 40 feet on
- and q on Trinty place The raising OF Greenwlch ara
the cross the vicinity Of ihis property me p.essn
sssYabls nlscs Of business Also, House and Lot No
Tront-st-iot about 20 fee. BY TO- pIice s3oos Aiso
Apply to hss ny 10 nn. rct -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
NOR SALE or to LET-Stanwix Hall,

Saratoga Springs N. Y. This large and csmuiodious
Hotel, teghfuy located on the side Of Broadway,
door south Of Union Hal and in the immediate vicinity
Of Congress Spring will he let for term of Yeas. fro
she lst day OF May next The Hotel entirety and
the Establishment IL in complete order. The
large and arranged with reference the
mediation Of families. No better hotel establishment for
winter well business be found az Sara
toga For further particulars be ma1e Of
LESTER BARTLETT, Esqrs OF this village or of the
subscriber on the premises The property also for sale
on iessonabls terms JOHN X WHITE.
SARATOGA Spripfs Feb TO- l25s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11

esutsipips about 81 MY Eve acres anoa. "a a. -, ION
- - ,sn u,nutes walk from Railroad depot IN
and pIsssant ghberbood in the yclny o. sess
1 tpe pyrrate residences viii be sod On fessonsgs
terms For particulars inquire Of 'ASoo o. n
M lfs Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11

ITO ARTISTS, or any other genteel
N busnfEs that via suit with Millinery and Dire sm.k-
ing. IN Broadway. The third Floor rsnt-tws Rscu.
and Bedrooms with psntrisx between To let together or
sstslats Ash AZ Ne ass RroadsAy To let sm TIE lss
.; 3I,,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11

FEN0 LET-The House north west cor
her OF Irving plac. aud 18th 81: very desirable
itence. the immediate vicinity OF uGoa square; rent
SLIGO. Apply TO
VIVIAN KLKECK. & co, No i59 Yves. st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
EOR SALE CHEAP.--Three. stor,

EOR SALE-A FARM of 81 acres, II
h miles east Of Sing Sing Buildings fence Fruit.
BE-, An rood For particulars, inquire Of Russell
No lil HpllIyAn Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
PROPERTY.-For sale,

et PiermOrt, plot of Cropb1 cOn0rislhs av-u.
thrd OF an acre $50 feet ffost on the HUDSON
on the south by las5s belonging 20 the BE 81
yosd Conrspy or whic1 the lGl plerls cyss.Ie''0"
,srns sn.,y 10 T. DUNLAP, No 633 Broad"y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11

THO MACHINISTS.-A large FLY
Il PRESS for SALE which has been used for cut n
cap-fronts Also . pair Of large PASTEBOARD SHEARG
INQUIRE at No 100 Maiaen-lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11

II IS acres tillabJs IS acres Woodland In avsy as-
srshss ocsfiop AZ NORTH PORT; L. l. me ia.o ~
A., 800 s,ste of cultivation aud produces me cleps
sxss sssso. The above property Will be sold a. great
Ssy,.in Nv appIy III ,maea srely 10 JOHN DE holI'
nssi Estsfe Xesnt, No 81 Chat, N. 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
TO LRT-A beautiful Country Resi-

n deEce situated st Upper MorrisaDa. about two min,
utes ak ou the depot TIE house Is situsted ca null
coma andns besntfs scerey Tor 20 miles ar0usd. max
Ing IL very healthy and desirable resdence rhs com.
nuts 10 he city IL vsry low. Inquire OK JACOB
LAVAL, the builder, on the premises. or of z A.
NORWOOD Ne sO5 Washington 81 ID stars. New
Yerk, fr, II 20 O'clock NB-Is viii be ready for oc-
q ID lst Anil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY

RESIDENCES for SALE. varying in prices from
TO 81 00o Of to the city Also To Let
three four very pleasant country Dwellings with gar
dens fruit. &C rent FROM SIS to $200 Apply for parcu-
lars 70 s, WHITING, No so East Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11

NOR SALE-Two Houses and Lots,
Il Known as Nos los and lt7 East 25th St, between
I'd ard Sd Houses 40 feet deep by IS front Each
Lot IS feet inches deep by IS 'front.' Fer further
ticulars, inquire of SWEENY SHEA. COunseliors- at
Law, No Is North Willism-st the premises.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

Harmony Blvision Is, g. of T.The following
oAre of thif Division present BRGGs,
WM S. Mousr R. ST. WM F. HoRSeRcK, A. r. S. JAMES GoyAN
s.: RNRy t. CHAs. BARSKs CT RoBr GREse, A.
c. MEYRR, s.; CoRNRLIus GoLpINs, o. Division
meets EVERY MONDAY EVENING, at Temperance Hall ss.s
Charles street
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TO PROPERTY OWNERS
EgkfsSgefEsyfg1- EBTrSnf-

FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, srEAMsoATs
Dooh "olta ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
UNDER WATER
R The attention Of the public to the own
'" IT
in the South character of the Paint firmly obbod and it
to the public as the hest FfRE Nd WEATHER pRo
rEcroR EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE OF lNo. Il. MILLER, OF ATTAKAPAs
house. every respect has Snceded my
Co. e1estiul add testimony the
s %1}5 , sRTs sRRsa an5T9
'F'' which "' pF'ySs ,ssas entirely HPsfSoa
NewIoorta, AttaknpaS March s, 1884, oN Ai'i1NN'
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST on.rp rt,ou.sso,r
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA
5X el @ eS & dSe S Of s h
4s,a5 tsj IN 5'eomsst i % il qualities and
,ai lqt the public believe 10 BE- CERTAIN PRoTEC-
o proved ENTRELY WAfEaPooF on my desia af.ar sire
n?qtbs sgt!s,'l,. Sgs. (sgaedD ST. c. TH0aAssoN
Ss"oFieAn' December p 1851
nERrrrroArr oy ,nr.7~ y,rr1,Ar pyo,ry nv
LIE i0AIE W oAPIAlN william bhoWN' VI
-, loW noHr .'ri.r fohroiSE D
P0RP6IsE he P5fn en- on S Sba n. Ef % s'
nl CIDERS CONSTANTLY falling upon mad ECI
"ftAtEVaH. IN , f , a t,, ,,r,rp,,e, ,1v oaa
posessiug ali the qualities nestess to nare # CERTAIN
FOIECioN against The effect q PARKS and CiNDERs
f, Z 0 st ' Alt fAINl ' the pup'sss act
(siyned( VIM BeocvN Captain of 10 boa, yorgoise.
ne"o'eahA' December |, 1851
,,r,rr,r,,o,,, ~, r,,,. 49,
i-i|- L A', 4 VI 1hh MAHA"Shd AND AoEHTs
Having h TIN LOUISIANA 9aY pocR p.n ~, s Uo ap,Ds
SiAGSoliH, sad af 3 n 5 f5ra
''''' ,idsl tsigsa5, HUGHES, vALtE7r & ruonAs.
Up wnrEFf ! 81,
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST CLAIR THOMA ssoN
sTFAEIpP NTAHrorJ

HAVING painted the hurricane
't1lih under command with she BRpGEWATER PAINT, l
y recommend It for its lNPERvIOCs qualities
m s ~ pr9qounetHg SUPERIOR my judgment. mns
t e pfe We public, and believe it TO be CERTAIN PFOTEC
iIoE AGAINST THE EFFECTs OF SPARKS AND CINDEKS II
months GBe. (Sign.dl SIR g. THOii hsSOy
Ne%Orieanl, December 2,
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

a,
~ Incorporated April lsas declared dividend so pc,
Two Yoars' Business.
oho NO. IS CAMP ST., between Graver and Coumoa
SpsNshs OF THR COMPANY LIFE
This Company being organized ay the policy
holders and their tnia sganst want poverty
re 'aonG Benevolent ina
1 a9a o and aaordng Tor small annual sum- paid during
w and handsome Legacy - widow children
E$ Al policy hoiers whether terms who
nue the insurance TIL death, partc whole profits
she Company. " '
Creditors insure the lives Debtors. woman cnn
eject life Of her bsnei! and use
AerseLf and chilran Iee from the c.ns
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT-Le every body
1 READ II.
NO l.
r. r. R.

NEW ADVERTIsEMENT-L every body
NO. /.
R. R. R.
RfDTF.fY'S s RERDY RELIEF
is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A FEW SECONDS.
4 Sl stop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES or
SETgous, SEURAIGc BILIOUS coFAl1s ls Eii1 II F
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
IA giving 1nR-n' eAS1 to tie ormenting
TO THE SICK AND PAIN-sUFFERING OF NEW
ORLEANS
~ie Jf STREET. sad max maEe SD SGe
YOU From PA M \ FoM RzE M 70 FIVE tlfs NGrH = TL
1T HAS CURED,
IN NINETY CASES oUT or a HUNDRED
NEUE4LGiA \ oSE i!3UR.
TJaE5 R{AEEHGA A EitrE$S MISu5rEs.
SRtMPs sRAsM n n FIVE FIVE 1IS{TEs sINgTEs
45SPsHh ESEEEETTSSEsa AA5SSggFzs ASg4Es
$2EE f9sf rET23 T5g9Ir i 52gf 6@g hsIiS M[SuTEs.
SPINAL coMpLAfSTs, STIFF GoNTs' STRAINS, BRUISES.
SuTS, WOUNDS FROST BITES, CHOLERA MoRBUs DYsEN'
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...,.- SICK HEADACHE.
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It ..sasy and seeen the stomach, and neutraize
PREVENTION
thd dai and d hsay " 5 ! S d
!oTpor and Gisus. -
Mf hlespoonll R. R. r. with s.er and atte the
Head Neck and Tmpo Face and Other paris aS tie
and and S1ss. sweet and healthy
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
iEFtE YSESaEEY BLOODY ELux CHOLERA MoRBus,
the most distressing discharges, speedily
NEURALGIA
p,,,,,., , - & &P46% 8ZQPPED INSTANTLY.
B EEAhY hIEh possesses almost mirsGuoasa
4 minutes the pain stricken sufferer sen
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4tey system and 9uppy c nsT &
and vitality the which Of th norToas
RHEUMATISM.
PANE RELIEVED IN FIVE HTN0TEs.
Of eo2n aSst nst,nr Pes,s taS s'sos' s & tp
"no tf m to lhe by Rheumatic Pan se
tft gtslu,t lrsn lof 20 Toe, "nose POINTS distorted with
ss a c RxDw%9 Va | Rs0g RrE I \ p9 5 fse @
thousands city York bpnirsds Of ,hars,ps n tb
United States or the truth this osd nj
@ READY RELIEF the an isn % Of PFGge Almost s syaf s
.he Vo'n or the last oar ya" have tested thselves
CHILL FEVER
CIILL8 ST0FTED IN 4 FIET' JIyGTEs-rAIy RELlFYgi
ENaydN7LT,
REDWAYs READY RELIEF acts like fchs
as FSys5 @ y m Rsnfs 3 @ the Gh
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
Wheneger you feel pain apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
lie Ips Ktn " Jops oEs pn' a M SiSm2S
READY RELIEF taken ether internally applied e1tsrnally will IN
= e" pn0'es stop Pah snd 9gs cJeinoye tta cause
eouTuRRN DEPOT, Ne~H0ff'
JOHN WRIGHT Co, ISL Cbarres street, Neworleanr,
~ General Agent who will supply dealers in the country at RAD
.-.. rRICE:
LARGE BOTTLES 90
ohSesrs SP aiI2 + Ia Magazine street. aud BY
Ask for R. R RAbwAYs READY RELlEF. mhq7 ly.w
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, rAsrez oy oalz1ss,

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PAeiea oy oItLKAss
City Of NeHOrleans.
B 1t remembered that the slth lu bore the
se Jc OF the Peace and for the city aoossd personally
sppared CHARLES J. MANsoN Secretary Crescent Mutual
company Of NcrHns who being duly according
law does deros and that
q correct trahserptfrom the boofs of said Company
. Hgnvdl C. gIANSONI, Secretary
'"o5 - n5I subscribed before me this h day o July s59
tsigned) C. V. JONIE, Second Justice Of the Pence
for The Parish of Orleans.
w The Trustees have resolved pay Of PER
CO the eer.ces of profits for the $50 and ls to
t hodeFi thereof their legal and after the
9th day Of Aug 4si
They have also declared dividend THIRTY PER CENT the
earned Premiums tho Company for the ending the 18th Jy
is5 o which Certificates will be !gsrd after the SECOND
MONDAY in September nsIt.
(5.gtsD C. J. HkGsoNI, Secretary.
49,
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TRUSTEES:
;ohn y Alhson lssac iShngon, Edward Sparrow,
Johh tiaHanJ satnoel StewaI!, Richard Mccall,
Robert J. ward e H. Barton, J.. Perkins,
Joseph Walker, WIN. iure. Arnold Up,ss
DIRECTORS:
z. v" sevel, Jhos G. lensins, P. B. Taylor,
sdw; 'ahnef to1e, John hl Curran, @. @. SteeyeT,I
n NJ tolent H. spangtuberg. II. Rhodewald,
5Hrlgsl Woiu' John A. pougherty, Q NJ, luherford
o. Wt6kham, John Claiborne, r. c. Armistead
Geo W. Smith, II. G. Hail. r. Rein,
Fl. 9. Heart, E. H, Wipgate.
EDv. JgSNRR CoSE, Vice President.
a. J. WzpnERBURS NJ. D.. Medical BosYd Of
THoyAs Hunt NJ D.. Consultation.
H. q. HRARIT, AcugIy.. hI. Nj. CoHsg Attorney.
RICHARD BEN NJ D. No AL Magazine street. Medical Examiner
who will be at the Office daily from ha-past M
" rG2 gfiAqG is "a tddfSa E on sings lie
Negroes the Table Of Rates by the Board which less
than the the NeYok and London Offices without
their arons residence the South By the charter Dividends
Of Profits declared annually the profits interest,"
available
whore the party has paid his premiums in full.
California London Prospectus
Table Rates. all information to Life Insurance. papers
effect be had at the Office OF the Company
Es- Extensive Travelling Privileges.
tSs- ''Rce honrs a. NJ. To S
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, or
TOWpOAT pORPOISE

heye gssd the BRIDGEATER PAINT Meaara G. C.
s1EEh @ C e Agenta The hurricane dslk Of the owboa.
fOfOSE The Paint has about three month"; SPARKS
WHATEVER.
In about eeeka SLATE mn sstis-
ei 9f N Possessing all the qualities necessary
PROTECTION the SPARKS
hdehy recommend BRIDGE WATER Amt fcr the purpss et
forth "a .e AgeutB' Circular,
tglynedl VIM. Baor'S, Captain OF Tcwboat ForpoDe.
ae@OrieaHs, December L. 1851,
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He CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
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