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To Correspondents.

To make our Organ highly useful, as
well as universally interesting, our brethren
must aid us by giving us timely informa-
ton of such incidents as occur in ther To-
calities. We want no long and prosy arti-
cles upon general subjects these, if needed,
we can write ourselves. We want facts,
statistics, incidents.
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The Maine Law

We publish in this number this wonder
ful Act of the Maine Legislature, under
which that State is banishing grog-shops
and drunkenness. 1t is of itself worth a
years subscription to the Organ. Let it be
read and preserved for future reference.
Such law we must petition for-such a
law we WW have.
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To All.

The Committee Of Publication cherish
the hope that there will not be found a sin
gle Division in Ohio but that will imme-
diately raise club of subscribers for the
Organ. Temples, Sections, Daughters and
all others, they hope, will do likewise. 1t
will be the staunch advocate of the great
principles which they labor to establish.
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" In San Francisco, things had gone
on peaceably for while, but the latest ac-
counts show that there have been five cases
of shooting and stabbing, three of which
resulted fatally. The friends of Tempe
rance and good order in California, should
ask for the Maine Liquor Law.
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In addition to the above, there are clubs
sent in from ten down to five, nearly all of
whom promise an increased list on the re-
ceipt of the first number of the paper.
Send them on.
Bro Kimball stands ahead on the list.
He has sent, in all, 50 names. We do not
know how long he may wear the laurel the
way they come in. The contest is close
between Bro Peek and the two Divisions
Mt. Carmel and McConnelsville.
We shall continue the list in our next
number.
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Be Prompt.

We are very desirous that our friends,
throughout the State, should be prompt in
sending in such subscriptions as they have,
or may obtain, so that every subscriber NAV
receive the first number of the Organ.
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u A very large edition of the present
issue has been printed, for specimens and
gratuitous circulation. All orders for speci-
men numbers will be promptly attended to,
free of charge, We hope that the friends
of the cause will see that they are properly
circulated.
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Temperance House.

We invite attention to the card of Bro.
Isaac Beers, who is attempting to keep a
tee.total house in Washington city. We
hope temperance men who have occasion to
visit Washington, will show their consis-
tency by stopping with our worthy friend.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-01-16

u The present issue is merely speci-
men number. The regular publication will
commence January, 3Oth inst. All persons
having names in their possession, will
please forward by that time, so that they
may be properly entered on our books. The
paper shall be issued regularly thereafter.
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Addrasa.

We call the attention of the reader to the
excellent Address of the Executive Com.
mttee of the Grand Division of this State.
1t was prepared by the Grand Worthy
Patriarch, +. D. Kimball, of Medina.
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Head of the Paper.

We have gone to considerable expense in
getting up head for the Organ, in conse-
quence of which, the issue of this number
has been greatly delayed. 1t speaks for
;tsaIf
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Hncouraging

We have received many encouraging let
ters concerning the paper, from Divisions
and individuals, from different quarters o.
the State. We insert the following brief
one-tut to the pOint-from our worthy
brother, F. D. KlMBALL, of Medina, who
now stands at the head of the Order of the
Sons of Temperance of Ohio;
Medina, Jan. 7th, so.
Bro. CLARK: Above find names Of 81
subscribers to the Organ" have before
sent to Bro. Cary l3 from this town. /
have simply taken pledges to pay me the
subscription when the paper is issued and
they win undoubtedly all be paid. As soon
as the paper is received ! will attend to
collecting and remitting, DC. Success to
your enterprise. Yours, fratenally
f. D. KIMBALL.
Bro. l. Schmucker, Grand Treasurer, ol
Newark, Ohio, also sends in two lists Of
subscribers.
Bro. Jas. W. Ross, of Perrysburgh, says
his Division orders s 10 worth of th'
lpapers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-18
Mafbinerp, ST.
New.Eno

DUBBER SPRINGS.-The New-Eng-
land Car Spring Co. have just received ths following
from r Bird the highly respectable firm Of Bird
Weld, of TreEton N which they are induced to pub
s somewhat exposes the very Transparent affidavit
Of MI Israel Tucker. lately Published by sI p ,os.
FMRAY Eso-Deu Sir: NY attention has bsea called
the affidavit Of Israel Tscksr lately published in the
Trenton papers in which he sweers that you made H.
Day through him. sund large offers to compromss the
law suts now pending between Mr.. Day and Charles
Goodyear must say that think there u some mistake
the part OF Mr. Tucker for the that Mr. Day has
rubber men buy him OF the business and
have frequently tried to induce those parties 70 buy aim
out but have always failed not one Of them being wias
to pay Mr. Day cent 10 relnqush the business Tne
before the patent suit him and MI Goodyear
expected 10 be tired IN Boston.
We met ON board the steamboat between Newark and
New York. The day TIE bridge over the Hacksnsack-
cuar 20 ask to the parties and say 10 them chat
he would be very glad to sell CUT his whole interest in the
rubber business including all his machinery all his patents,
his business stand New York; would give bonds
judgment 10 be taken against him. that an IN uncten
could time be taken to stop him. 9th person
who should Attempt 10 infringe upon the patent; and
would also agree that all his council should the
council Of the other parties. Immediately called upon
you. Mr. Charles Ely, Mr. William yudson, Mr. Greacen,
Jr, Mr. John r. Ford aad Mr Czndss, and tried very
hard to br,s about settlement. fIss called upon you
from al the parties, would pay Mr. Day
TO leave the bunnsse to morrow the patents were
good they meant 70 sustain tksm not The they
that you would have anything Whatever to do with
any compromise WITH MT. Day any terms whatever
1t for these that think Mr. Tucker mig
taken in his affidavit that made him large ofers 20 set
tie this matter In order that and your sssocatss might
have moK opoly the bSsils In haste. youIs truly.
j N. BIRD.
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no CAR-BUILDERs and RAII.RoIn

u COMpANfES-Ths Occupation Of my tins a. - -
rseas q ,ss public sssisst the sConS. ". ~
srs sssL,. 70 establish monopoly. thai tssy "a, 80.
their s.s lsa sssrs TWO Ysi nssss. c
Rsy and associsfss- the ore csntanias q estse..
Knball Gortoa stan shss sose Of ny sprsrss irss
-: rnss ss.s %, ss': ssvs sd
msm Of the American ins tase, - o'''ssr last ~ -
A, sa cfsss 70 tia. cunsy an dsvs.. NJ,
nt the foovirs from Mss.rs Lopiscctt Miner s,ss.
sivs Car Builders Of Mach Chlsk Pa oas :, n, -
s9 *: s Ss Ess %: ~ :.
hundred Springs. and used them 10 codes, sscs. =
maaafsciured certificate TO break down ndvsul s,s,s
and enterprise. and build 70 vast noncpoy
MAucH CHUNK Carsos Co. Pa, FEB n. lsss :
Mr. X. DAy--Dear SIR: We have been ssiRs yser a..
Masking this 81. and ave satisSsd that her a.. h.
pleasure in recenuSrdBs them 70 thsss buil1ias rars
ears You're, respectfully
The fret that an selling for fy osnrs as GOOD N n,
re tsf epFIsS thsL the combination ehaslas ss,ss
Eve cen. ieT sIc that now the only org.ss, al
genuine pa,ent VIII sufficiently ssDlsE 70 the Rair>i
public why thev rescsrg TO such asspcsble nssns
prevent my sprirrs being esed anil Their repusi0e T.
ssshshod viii the difisrsst roads 1 sarraass -
Spiirss To stand all varieties Of climate Va the UssX
States, and 20 Icing other Rabber Spfiag
any Of the roads IN the unioA.
Irepsar to the public that October last the Amsr-x.
nstsfe awarded me the Premium fos the best Car s,,ss
M s, .s, ,si 'ss =, T s and ss
upon lis records, snd the pspers ths CIV IA.
fact established eeyood DISPUTE BY wha, process 4
egsrdemas the New England Car Company may hays DO
casd the cericsts thsI have Published nstssr knsw
care The tferspc- IA tbs my award made 70 ne
awards 20 the Amssc an we're made and
ancer ther own drec,or. The award 81 the New Hax.
land Car mpany. any such exist must have eses PRIV
cured within few days past. sad BY meas
that 10 say The lesss II t surrounds With ai
Oldest Msnufac,aer Of Isds Rubber in tie Uasa sss,,
Owner o, Y India Ruebsr pa'ents.
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DUBBER SPRINGS.--In this city

HI where the character both r Day and myself are
we'll Known should be quite willing to let the question Of
vsrsc'sy between Us rest but a his advertisement,
sing Of having published false statemeut. il k ely
20 before many parties who not well acquainted with
Gr Day think due to myself 70 take notice Of his
statement.
now reitersts the fact distinctly, that he has,
both directly and Indirectly made overtufes 70 TO bsy
HIM OIL 10 that might enjoy the entire monopoly Of the
business and fortunately am prepared with proof Of
this DIR Day will discover. instructions having
already been given TO ny c,unsel TO pressed
irgs sgaiBst him for the libel have nothing to do With
sBy combination. and base my position soisy upon my
right and the superiority of springs Ak moth Ag but
fair price for coed srticie-ozs ssat an waTantiss
for i've pears
The American Institute having granted ne the highest
premiums fot the lasf five in soccessou and the
Patent Office having decided ruliers Patent And
stsbished the validity Of own is pretty fair evidence
that not only make the best Springs. but have tbs cay
night 10 make them
shall certainly give MI Day opportunity Of sstsiy-
railroad companies and builders M his spriaGs
Of the responsibility Of his promised indsn1v, b. com
mercp proceedings ct sganst all par.iey nfpg
ny nights who my estimation responsible for the
damages ii ely be obtained Mf DAY, sysa 70
understand hes about much he well attend to IN
defending the numerous ssfs already bought against
him for infTint smsnt of different patents. -
n ~. RAY. No. lei Broadway, N. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-18
DURAL HOMESTEAD for SALE

1OsThe subscriber Offers his beautiful Country Rest.
dsnce Containing about twenty in nigh state of
cultivation, situated in the town Of Hsrrissn We,ches-
ter County on the read ssS,sg to White Plains,
aheus miles from RYE Dey6 where the trains leave
sI times day for New Yesk The location very dssl
xNbo, havr Of hfty miles OF Long
lSlaAd Sound and adjacent country The house 10 large
and newly built good slye. with observatory and
oestanins twelve rooms also large kitchen attached
WITH oshsF csavsAisaces large barn. cider mill. car
rage. SrsnaFy, scs and e,altU houses &c fhsre are
three Sppo, one pes and blum orchard. and .
gfsol vaSsty Of Cherries peaches aprces, ounces,
graDss, aHA sasp,svries N fsl bearing The Lawn v
lad Oat u ks aAd plalsA with variety of choice
nut ana or~smsntA sArubeery. Apoly c. ~.
CARPENrERA 60, No. tss Pear ct. Nsw-YoEk. OF
= ISAAC CARPENTRY. Jr. the pYomisos
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SINGERS PATENT STRAIGHT

SHErDLE PERPENDICULAR ACTION SEWING
MACHINE-6scuIed By Letters Patent Of the United
States August H. l83l-the only machine having night 70
use the straight needle To this machine was awarded
the first premium Of The lsst NsvYo,k State Fsr Also
fst premium u gold nsda af The last Fair II tho Ams
can Institute Great have just bssa added
By the mseEtor for which further patent has been sp-
fDe and coarse work cloth snd leather fay estsb
hed. and y the cny machine capable Of doing good
work. thar viii NOT rsvei
MaehiIe and rights for sale the oes No. $50 Broad
way. slso, At No South Fourth st. Philadslphls:
and Nc. 10 Harvard place, Boston
Territorial rights for the fsvora teYus
l. n SINGER Co, Ne 356 Broadu A. n Y
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nor sALE--At Rye, Country Resi-.

dsnce ot isou, six Of highly cultivated land. q
lawn vans'y II pears, cherries grapes
so within seven nisute.' wax Of New: York aud
ssvcu Railroad ia pot Mam aroneck, and eighth
nile hoIches four stores sohoels.
and eocA view OF The Sound Tas house ~ feet heni
feet deep with kchets both stories high, with
folding doors marble manels and Crater barn, carriage
house. seeds. &c Inquire Of N. TOMPKINS. Ne. Isl
Rowan ofOye store.
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VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY

REBIDENCE for SALE The at ention Of gentle
Men desiring to purchase invited 10 an elegant County
Hansion BOW oeIed at private SALE in the borough Of Al
lsntown. Penn. 1t Is located tho handsomes part Of
The town. cad occupies wl'h the grounds attached enc
entire square, $40 feet hen, and by 480 deep Duck
stable and ice house upon the grounds convenisnty
atua1ed The house Is afss 'he rooms spacious and oi
and 10 modern built win convenience. 1t rarely
that Mansen admir- ab adapted for the residence OF
gentleman's family ia exposed for sale.
Allentown h cd with Phi'adelphia by tnr0s
daily line Of Stages and with New York BY Stages aud ks
ioed ~ remarkably bsa,hy ana delehtfIny asIatS.
N fertile country and beautiful scenery The Pmladepaa
and Wihesbarre Telegraph passes through the town.
Railroad connecting with NesYork City nov IN proce
oferscton, and been into TN town
neestsd the with great facility % con
vsrted into first class Hotel or Academy The title
unQuestionlbe and the ts Of payment will 10 maze
easy. For further particular address
If iaW2ms ELI J. 0AEGER Allentown, Penna.
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DURAL DOMICILE at RYE. West

chestef Co. 81 miles from New York, and Contiguous
70 the New York and New Haven RAILROAD StaMoA-The
subscsbsr Offers for sale this valuable property The prem
with superior walls; the dwelling, recently finished.
handsoHe double house. in uase STYLE ave eu. m ,ns
storiss bs.emcnt cella a. rooms OF which I've are
Snish CUT. buildings the Of erection; we'll Of
pure wstcT, stone cis,ern gardens valuable wrought
suarry OF Ast quality bsidiag stone. When fully
oiete6 TIE will DO II the peset places IN Rye, and
for : gentensn do business in New York and wishing
IN avail himself OF rareai for travel offers adv
tn e. perhaps those of other pae IN The
town Terms easy. Apph to kus ELL &Pt xsONS No
40 am Al New Yoa H. or 20 the So, n.sr ~.
preuiaes. "a" Ell u. BERRIAN.
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Union LETTER COPYING PRESS

~ "A new article superior 10 any In the nnsket. upoa
an eniifeiy new prncps occupying less room and much
easier and quicker n s Operation than tie Screw Pssss
large variety q eeasioesy aStlcee ank
s'r ' H:SRcr sAvAoc a a pHn =. g CO..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-18

ofthree grown persons chrd years old and infant
part Of modern built house located the nth 10Th ard
TO contain front and back sacond door, two bed
and basement Rent not 20 exceed 5000 References
e1chaIge Address WALKER, at this office.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE.

~ -fef ale the Residence of the subscriber bong
large 0ssAc Bedding OF 100 feet mont by 10 Deep CONNIE
Ae0sv arranged for large aey vita sreea house ice
house. house and stables abundance Of shade
tree sn1 sASusesy. To he cold with from one and half
70 esoss evs scrss Of sad ssspesssd With ornamental
an4 nst eee et.a.sd IN tas Of Stamford Conn,
vihh Ave nnsses ~sh q the n. and n. Railrssa
CO0SwELL. CRANE CO.. No. iis rrens st., OF a
che sabeciibsr 81 The prem,sss GEORGE E. WAXING.
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TO CAPITALISTS. seeking Iove,.

Ssax n Heal Estate SOC Lots in tbs IxtA Ward of
and Jamaica Plank Mead opposite the Ho,si a. Mr
and the Onnoss DEPOT Of Mr. Queen, ssd froating on
Macon and other sueess and avenues vii be az Is one
parcel, to psrsca who has the means ana las "a
il applied for Immediately. Thess Lots eanpgss as,, ~
the fasm Of Mrs Maria Lett and have rsvsr $780,
been offered fer sae 1t 10 believed thar =, or,n.ytr -
Broeklyn snsr greater inducements
this ipplcatson be nsis W principals osiy Ia tss
Wy CHARLES c. BETS
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PRESSES for SALE

~ Two Tsy!or's Cylinder Power Prss.ss nearly new.
measures " BY s. inches each. As the loom occuysd by
these Pre}s desired for powexfnl ones they viii
be sold AZ q bargain. Apply 70 8. fR4NCH, corner Of
Nassau and Spruce sis New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-18
TyOR SALE-A beautiful Cottage in the

svburbs of Poughks psie. within few minutes walk
n the Pest Office. The = FIVE rooms the first
Soor and three on the good cellar. The
dan and fruit in fine order. producing abundance
f.r TIE wants Of fanny. There 10 attached to it
Ssadow d about acre: which will be cold separate
81 with the above premises Appiyte
HENRYD MYERS, Main st.. PouEhkeepse,
Or TO q O. NORTH Ne 80 William st., New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-18
E,OR CALIFORNIA.-The subscriber

II continues to keep up his well selected assortment
Of Miners and Gold Picks, Pickaxss, SAoves Spades.
Hoes Arcs Hatchets Hunters Knives Cans Pistols ~
torts, Sand Crucibcs Gold Scales and ether articles
comprising general assortment Of Hardware, and Egg
Tools for ship and house carpenters c0ops blacksmths
&C. particularly adopted TO the California marks and fer
uaders On ths Pacific Coast c.. LITTLE,
Nos. - and ~ Tultop-a
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OAIIFORNIA GOLD.-BAILEY 4

ne Calf mia Goldto any smo1nf. % the hghsss rsse
re Of repaired to msnufactare q the seosse0 esos~
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FARM FOR SALE-Locatea about

n nilss from the Hudson River Railroad Depot at
wood nsadsws pasture ard orchards, with excellent
variety Of fru acsmostsss t~o story house, large bsn.
"a PLENTY OF good frssh water. Inqaife Of ELI rRA-
Wis q a. rarn, OF ef ALBERT H. COCKS,
'>~' No. Isl HoWerv
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UERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY

v REsIDENCES foy SALE varying In prices from
$1,000 = 900 easy Of sces's 70 the CITY Also Lc Lett
An fruit ac rsnt from SIS S900 Apply for partcu
~ y 81 WHITING, No. 50 East Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-18

IL PROPEHTY, IN the CITY Aad vicinity Of New
York. Let and the Rents Collected Leased for tenn
inducements are offered Laadsd and ether estates
taken in custody Agent or Attorney; Real Estate city
ard country, he growing West" ncuded) bought, sold
AID exchanged Money invested in Stocks loaned O
good City Beads and Mortgages interest Be- collected
K II. BROWN.
Once No. n Wall st. from to sp n. No. sssl Hoss-
ton st., frcm % A M, Il u and from to ?. n
REFEREHcH: wlilsts Co, No. yo3 Pesrl.st Goodhss
4 Co.. No. q South ST.; WIN H. Saith. Esq., No
MAIDEN lane l. D " Kirby, No II Cedar-st; 9. c. VII.
lama Esa., No. a Fsn-st.; Ha1psr Broshsrs No. "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-18

ITO LET.-Eightsen new brown stone
u font HOUSES in Ssth-ss 100 feet from Broadway,
with all the modem mprvv emests plate giSss
dews. &C. Rent seoo. Also. three Houses in Brooklya.
Rsnt s7es Inquue Of q. p. TOWNSEND, No 50 Nae
sau-st, up stars.
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Two LET-Two new three-story brick
Il HOUSES with STORES, situated on Court It be
tween ssckstt and Union Also, small story brick
Houie and Store sackstt st. nearahe Of Coa-
Inquire Of b. G. WILDER, No IS Johnsoo Brooklyn.
STORE to LET-No. "a Barclay will
~ be altered 20 SUIT Apply emily 10 l. J. HALL,
No. 7os Broadway, between and IL NJ Also, Offices in
the tame buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-18

EVARM for SALE-ln New-Jersey, near
~ The Blaxing star Ferry vhsrs stsamsoafs sc? daily
(hrS 60 sAps) and 81 1ss frSn the AAilrcea depot
knhv1y fAe 6xm CONTAINS Of excellent land.
avsd me oultvated laHd woodland salt meadow, pas
tuss lanl and sscAasd Mouse fasy sitsasd. $soe ny
JAMES \ LOTT. Nc. IS walls
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nor SALE-Seven new three stories
high brick Houses he south sids Of ls.h ST. ~
tween I'd av and Rutherford place The houses are
psss every rsspsct, with all the modern imprsvsmsns
Atpvto T. MACSARLAN. No $50 io.h- St,
lezr the Sd av.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-18

HOUSE and LOT for SALE.-Brown
Stone front House, 30 by 5o-Lot 90 f. in by 20 f..
2thst. between 5th and 6thavs modern Improvements
Terms easy ALSO large Brown Stone front House. with
Store and modern improvements 4th av, near 2sth 1t
ase several others In different parts Of the city, desirable
letter. FOSTER q VAN OSrRAND, AS West Ut.
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A GREAT LABOR.SAVING MA.
Gnt!erp, 9ar0mare, Sc.

STEWARDS PLANTAGE NET
~ GUARD RAZORS. Tho subscribers contir ne tore.
csye regular supplies Of this ceebstsd Razor vor sale
at Wholesale only By FRANCIS TONES SONS. Nee
Maiden lane, sss agents for c. Stewart Co, Chang
London Also the celebrated Army Rassr snsv
nav article.
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EvOR SALE-Une Of the most desirable

u YARNS and COUNTRY hESIUENCES H
Dutchess County beng We MINUTES rice lover oesn-
ssr, ro,d I, ON the village Il Popghkeepse The baud
ss are n rev and order. Nth variety OF fruit trees
m Said fsrm al and fenced with stone
sii AID watsred with fipg springs Having some
frautifui building will be sold TO purchasers
Tor persons Of the and beauU In nature ~
csnnst be surpassed for Landscape and mountain
sceueyy (hav1s us,d We. of from twenty 70
fsry miles consulting Of the Fshk Noun aihs with me
qirhlsnds thu 81 k Duscerburg, Caafsk. tn
the Pine cYchayos. range Of mountains extending
mite INTO also the villages OF New
fsrsh sud fo- Axricul ural purposes
ToI further nforu alton Inquire on the premises Of
~" EDWARD BRUNDIGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-18
STORES.-BROADWAY OFFICES

Sto LET.-Stores, Saloon Easements TO lot. North
light sfces Nos TO- H. H. Is aud N connected IN suit
OF rooms They will be let q Office OF more Rear
Stores to let corner of Broadway ana Anthony ~ chese
up TO let or will be divided 10 suit tradessay 50 feet
each Offices let In the La Fsyette Gallery Rents
from Sc 25 per month to SIS. Apply GEORGE FOX
on the piemisss cor. Broadway and An,hsny-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-18

NOR SALE-A very neat House on the
IL poh side of 2s'hst. nes, sth-av No 70, with hot
and cold water all through bath w1ier closet &c Price,
ese0 Inquire the pTemises Aso the store cornsr
Of aoh-st and 6h-av. Price, 81 &c.,