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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-11-04
There's Work Enough to do.

The blaekbird leaves It's rest
m To meet the smiling morn,
And gather fragments for its nest
From upland, wood, and lawn,
The busy bee, that wings its way
Mid sweets OF varied hue
Atey'ry flower would seem to say
o u HThere's work enough to do" h 1f
The cowslip and the spreading vine.
The daisy In the grass, ~t'I
fta2 The snowdrop and the egantne, R
Preach sermons as we pass. sa a
The ant, within its cavern deep,
Would bid US labor too, flN YI|
And writes upon its tiny heap ,ss..9I.u.
"There's work enough to DO" ...
}G The planets, at their Makers will, w lga.
Move onward in their cars, Y a Is.
- For natures wheel is never still
% Progressive as the stars uHt t'
( The leaves that flptter in the air, asagfn
And summers bTeezes WOO, w.
One solemn truth to man declare
"There's work enough TO do" Fui aI
Who then can sleep, when all around
G9 Is active, fresh and free
Shall man--creations 8 lOrd--be found Isl
Less busy than the bee
Our courts and alleys are the field,
Le Ifmen would search them through, il2H
That best the sweets Of labor yield, ~ nN
And "work enough to do -
To have heart for those who weep, aoy q
The scottish drunkard win;
g To rescue all the children deep ii''i'
tsai In ignorance and sin .tUI gY9s iht
To help the poor, the hungry feed, n aH
TOgive him coat and shoe,
q To see that all can write and read, N
51 Is "work enough to dop oad alW s
The time is short, the world il wide,
9 And much has 10 be done; .N, Z
Thia.wpndEpns earth And ~ ia pride 2,
4hem0menps fly on lightning q wings,
f.o And LIES uncertain too; 4JN h tr
We've none to waste on foolish things
''ThereB work enough to do T.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-11-04
NO. 4s-WHOLE NO. g5.
CINCINNATI, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER A, 1853 ' . ..3 NO

Iineaments Of high Intellectual and
moral excellence. You have over and
over again wondered who he can be.
Some trife has disconnected him in
the crowd, and for the first time he
has opened his mouth. And such an
oath! the very utterance chills your
blood! you turn away in disgust.
You stop at the "best hotet'' in the
place. A stranger, you may have
some inquiry to make, and that pleas
ant faced gentleman, Of graceful car
riage and neatly trimmed whiskers,
who so politely offered you the regis
try at your entrance, seems TO be the
proper person of whom to ash the De.
sired information. You approach him
politely and make known your want.
You are charmed with his readiness
to serve you, the old acquaintance
manner with which he anticipates
you, and tenders to you his superior
knowledge. You are just about to say
to YOURSELF justthe man for the place.
when he accosts some bursting man of
the town who consequently salIies in.
The first word he utters is an oath.
1t is responded by another and you
suddenly find your estimation Of his
high qualifications for his position,
that so much manliness should be SO
marred, sink to a point below zero.
With a Sigh yea turn away read ~
weep.
But wherefore multiply illustra-
tions? We are a nation of swearers.
1t is doubtful if there is as much pro-
fame swearing in any part Of the world
as in United States. tits humiliating
fact, but not any the less fact for all
that.
In Maryland, Virginia, and farther
South. we believe there is more pro-
fame swearing than in all the North
ern States. A Southern gentleman
nota professor Of religions very apt
to be a profane man. And yet in
other respects, the Southern gentle-
man is more genial and acttractive in
his department. than cool, calculating
men OF the North. Why will he not
break from this foolish, this ungentIe-
manly--this wicked practice?
Of the wickedness of the practice
as a sin against God, volume might
be written. But apart from this, gen
tility ought to frown it down. The
press Of the country ought to speak
loudly against it. We verify believe
that in this affair the press could ac-
complish more than the pulpit.
Make it unfashior able TO swear, and
you mend the manners Of the people
where they need mending as much as
any other point.-Metk. Protestant.
On the 25th Of August, large de.
posits CT gold were announced to be
discovered at Melbourne, thus proving
the extension of veins along the range
Of dividing hills. Clune diggings,
Ballarat and Deep Creek, were at
once opened, and gold was even dug
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-11-04

On Tuesday last. Watson Peal, a
citizen Of Clinton Township, in this
(Franklin, O., county, highly es-
teemed among his acquaintances, but
who has been, unfortunately, a victim
to.strong drink for many years, started
in company with some neighbors for
the election, with the designof casting
their votes against the Mainelaw can
didates. Having INDUCED freely in
vi Of all impu ience, the greatest is
TO deny the truth. aa .ann,.,
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-11-04

On the 25th Of August, large de-
posts CT gold were announced to be
discovered at Melbourne, thus proving
the extension of veins along the range
Of dividing hills. Clune diggings,
Ballarat and Deep Creek, were at
once opened, and gold was even dug
up in the city, the streets having been
originally paved with gold quartz rock.
In truth, the precious metal was but
universal, and the diggins we're opened
IN every direction with every success.
9r CensuTe is a tax which thosa
who hll eminent situations must expect
to nav t3
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RprtiIl Notices.

- ,..ftt,,.- Fnrr~rr.' Club regular wet
- tyr ~. i....t.,., " kesdway II k~hAN,
~ A..stirca o.. tsc G. ANS ~ PIGEON fEA
49, 81 N...,fr AN MN ~ a ANfkRN Suecc: Soil.
Z. ersssS IL S-aurcrt specially welcome. 81
- - - Il. MElOS Secretary.
~ ~ ,,,..tta.s r.. ,,rr f,r .,e ec,,l ana
- tarpt tsN"'" 'i- . ,,,n -en,r fn.n.,.,es st
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= a. g as ts''N ''' 4f1lts DOYLE Css,r'as7
Nv -.s.tcrfs '
p. Z. - 49, -. .''r'
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x r-.rt b. y. -, ,f Rer Ma W HALLosVAY ,r
II, lie. rss,fN' >rSNAY AFTry SOON reN Arrsf 81
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She Worlo 9 fair.

SIFrKlNTENoENT's OFFICE, CeYsrAL PALACE,
New-lcfk. Aug. I. 1853. (
~ American Exhibitors 1cert tOsc The Depart OF
iNs ~ Patr4s ~ mss the General Slpenn-
- ~ re- b nb-rry DISPOSE o. any space grained
- occupied previous % he N dsy o. August
J. "A BArCaELDER,
Secretary Of sgperutendents.
SgTEIlSrsN1rNTs OFFICE CRYSTAL PALACE July IS 1851
THE PUBLIC are respectfully Informed that the
CaYsrAL PALACE every 6 ud excepte)
ss--, re hours VI 0c1ck NJ AID o'clock Z. NJ, Until fur
.rrre-
p ct'.s
-. TrBes Slo.
frfs, purchased - e cu-sances 70 'he Cfysal Paac
Mss sore OF II I'D Son No 30 Broaiw y. Of
Frsoe a. d. Van Nor3en 4 Krg's, No IS Wast. 3
- v b ,ssuei e., this week admitting the holder IN il the
J}HS " BsTC6ELDER Secretary Of the sapeintendeuts
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6ouses Uculro.

uOUSE Wanted to hire a House in rh- coun,-y
Il With ryeeeof b4yiiE stuarou within "a. ms OF e
Wser rterrsd Apply Il NO rs Nassaus- fth tooT y
81 NFlELD
WANTED to HlRE-ROoms the ii % 20, nd
W foc. wth cten rveees re.nects5e .hb t
sfsi1ils Referees vi he required. Adir. A. 30
lug terms with rea name. Tutu-e Ofce.
WANTED 10 HIRE-A small House or 4 First or
w Secoud FLOOR q House Reu' $50 q $50
Cc Address WAYNE ofee Of this paper stafins locality.
WANIED-1he whole or part (lOwer pre- red Of
W thf-~st'ry Dwell respectable D-lIt1orhI 4 n ti
sfve-frsr Nud rot above etst taeKc~p0aab 'ff n'9
ard cuffy nired Address inmeda'eiy 7 B. j.
tbs cfcc stating number OF and o. rert
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

TIVE RIIENISH BELGIAN GALLERY of PAINT
nyius German Belgian DAILY
n mn 20 r NJ IN the Rooms ~ the SsiDaal A my ~
u I'm No Cos broadway, stairs Adni,aon 3 cents
GREAT ATTkAC1ION-Free Concerts a. tn Orl.
VI Cottage Hobaken BY Nons ose rated saod n
formers every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY sDd FRIDAY AFrra~
NOON a. O'clock Should the westhe gnfsvoabe e..
s- will take place t'is next far day
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GERVANTS WANTED-2o0 Girls-Pro,estant aul
~ Cs,hoc. for excellent Places L4radre
sfrfes Seainsfre.se Cham eT-nal
also Mn Is W. Best ohce M
n Ofioe, No. 90 Broadway. SAUNDERS.
WANTED in BOOKSTORE-A Young Man. from
w II 20 3 yeas O sEe, n god 0 character s-v
habfs who hand edge buE1.
Apply per7onslyt TO T n TRIP. s. = Greerw.ehsr.
WAN1ED-CoOks Chambe maids Nurses Girls for
w Iousewofk seasresAs Watsr !rls dresses
Oee No n Lpensrc the n Broadway sid Czn
Grs suited 10 situations without calling the se-0ui
WANTED-In wholesale dr. goods store q Sales
w man who has some te sroweie the dry Goods business
Address SALESMAN RoH No Isl. Pos; hoe.
(NAN1ED-An honest. iudusrrious intelligent young
t'rrer 81 tenn hsh I'D ZOO hlrscer scotch Ween
~ fng 70 70 20 10 western NJ ne state u De he's 10y
Nfe who good Hus AID ulertinds st blrfe ard
chose she WI b employed ao Nons heed Apply unless lf
gr'veTnz lie toFe csscrrton AoriT from % p T.. 70 Z ~
MINER IL K Z Office. 80 10 w lr.st
WANIED-A young Man As Clerk IN Hosiery anf
w FsncvGood- Store One 1af vel re-oe1ded af
20 tonfs ard csi md v he usf zer@-s useful Lay
eITly iy note 90 ~ NRY DFNADEsr NJ C7 Br1siws7
IA SIXTH-AVENCE- &C. MASON r way Ilteii-
< Ofce NJ % ft-av hu
vii Conducted cllu-ct1n ~ boz
Gs a-Va rsrs- s-cons Men I'D k'rs Es1t.d
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painis. 0lass, az.

ZINC PAINTS. - THE NEWJERsEY ZINC
II COMPANY m31nisa,1nk tes- fsinf- OF
- m ~ Itch ar warranted ~ M
To- saTsIeny ~ .sy eess ss,s, Sossis - 20
~ endure usch o0se1 esoent 'nsa We os' 70 We eonane
- = the lous oEebah - fr~f -.
fbsy ar r bs DE gr1ep aeaers IN THIS snd other cites
- Il,rnr.yI t.xes ssd By IN Ccmp-uys AErnta.
naA1- MANNING sQuIgR, No IS Deys,, Hsvf9k
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Institution.
MARSH's Counting

DOOKKEEPNG- C. MARsH's Counting
usfs sre potif Is hAi days pFsc, these soh
yrsrs g. sfriy elsewhere. CAL ;er esrcalHs
HtISS HAlNES respectfully informs her friends and
vi The tubc s,aoo vii reopen o. TN hSDf >epI
- tcs h rore sddrssse her, NJ o. aacyPak Ne togs.
Seriemoef ard ase tea dale peoaa Al @ Fos
dsnce
IS1IRUAVEN SEMINARY-A family Boarding.
,s.sty ecsrsd within nile NesHaysn, Conn The AL
TEN viii commence on RE stn OF Anu aSAs'5s 70 &c e'
SIC Pr-rcipa nav BE- seen az No ~ VI f'on-s@
,,fNAl,t MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PENNSfL
VANIA-Fourth Apuua SssonIhe aeH Co9rse o issaes
a wi ooune1ee % >susAy ~ 81 - 40
I'VE months a ~ecss clos "a % nr * o ssi>' 't
p.vs Johs.oa D. Professor CheaisE, Sna rok,oalsl
~oOd y, Professor II me SrreE!rs ans FFN>is o.
HIsyra .rhstss. ND. erOfes-sr Of saIsery
AR Pre-fon " D. rroies-ot OF fhysooC.
Ed@ir Fu.seL N D. Professor Of Anasoaiy. -
M.-s S NJ Professor N,ters Mdca ard ''eners .hs-
Nartha Il Mey. D. FrOi.o' o Obstetrics sad D'ess- Of
Ann, fowler . Oeronrra.ot % Aaopy nt Cha nist'y
P-rsr sng rter resulslon Sc "a
ceyus copies The s please sPply'
DAVID J J0HNsON Nd No ~ trehs. PhilA.pais
CTANiMERlNG CURED ELOCUTION TAUGHT
DID, CONSTOCKS VOCAL GYM ASH VI Philad@pAiN weeh
s., Zen 70 ,Sss s s Gnu ,9 .sSs al ss
Of Lpns md other Detective Arae1iioa wed As tof
a COMSTtllK " D No lo' Maherrv.st- Phnsielp his.
PHONETIC WORKS-Dr COMSrOCKs ths author OF Amer
vsp s'as met SoH ssse Is 3. S So "a. i.ssi
er m every artcu ound and FOR infection sud iu
% a. ,b N nse, n IS ihe rst bool u Pore. Ho nee.
lid VIII - cents Ny Ltae Geography, . eentsi
ard number Of otter works
NOUNG LADIES INSrIrUTE.-Rev III. D.
comu0ors NJ. IS Wee d between th and 6th will
theis ardius aid Day Scheol tnere Iuth sepL
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Real Csiate for Sale.

A I PRIVATE SALE-A few choice Bull n. Lots
~ uusod Melvin. si0 each payable b. -a ns- %
y :" meath Mevns situate 2 uos hoa ~ " 'f'1 q
fsnss N~wt0uu Fiashi-s @F-f1
IS particulars l. SMITH 10
~ Aopsy win BE- snsd - the Pscas'es Tor "a ats
4 desrtd.
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Lost and 5ounG

& Ok REWARD--Lost, DIAMOND PIN. set
" N0V with for1ffeu hirufs -0uri cluster aid doen
Ne witch tI-hf Slr-.sy De. che -ge ~ o. sn7.
Houston. Ti0mTs0u sld rraceef end fr1drsv S~nhr
c.ers lu.sfed sap the ot-d.
tie atove rev4d az lca,ol % F. LOCKWOOD r. -
Bot1wsy.
joy the bsr1g Nrp-a c. sd Tisrs Bank
Jersey CITY brosen ee pic se e. he Bank ulked ~ q
a. owing df.cIi-c Nrfts ard Srce theeom esoi
Of the Bak slf9 Do % d. s,3 ia lnclfreni noaey.
s. 60 fld 80 r ~ Banks keEard %
81 dolsIs Wi 20 paid The money I'D property
ftln urorrft wi 30 asd for the recovery
Iar By order the Bo-rd. PETER BENTLEY Fr'eut
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Ncm Publications.

AUGUST NUMBER now READY-JUST PUB
~ LISHED. APPLETON'S MFCHANlCs' MA JAIME 40 t.
nun Coutenis Burrows Ensine arranged srsas
T s..,e '9ss re s. fso fiseeon Sa ~ PI,2 D.
nom Wood Turf fusrated) Farti Ohyst Mao Boz
'n rc'pgrs or r'P.Sp. s'f' wi Ken 49, S
ns. o. lrdcn latglloP for CYL Ensoeer, copo.ie lit d p
Broadway
NKW TEXT BOOK OF PHlLOsOpHY-THIS
" DAY PUBLISHED by D. APPLETON Co. No. ~ Broad
fmLososHY or >IR WILLIAM HAMILTON BAIT Professor
edi,dty W "a .h uan.a',T Of "Cousns History Modem
coS1fS7si PtlosoThy Of Common Sense Philosophy Of
.p Hr@caP rn :. , oon S.Sessa m
netaptyHen god edl1on Of his philosophical writings as' us
udo, Of Philosophy, collected nearly Hamilton b.
ses ar sd rle crrue ~ sro reory q Perseptoa
a ol M ' S@ a 4%cra Ths aoe Is 20 ~
book hisb value 10 tie education Of oil scholars
6oGi'RsE OF THE HIsroRY OF MODERN P1LosorqY
TIL TGM&NcE oF HBELGRD AND HELos1 By o.W
Wieht nest vol, limo, Is cent?.
VNIE MOST MAGNIFICENT WORK Of the Class
which has ever sIpeaIe5 Part Pres DC Published HIS
cassEIIs NATURAL HISTORY.
I Nsuie sioy for y.s,y , agy NAN and CON , n WI
Tee ct le )" TS I he sevo 10 the Fes,e,ed T5.s
vi be competed 10 J. marihiy tars, = cents each
Mrranea cssifcon Of Birds Will he followed By fail
The ReTacons Birds Tic Ca nacc1us Birds
The Ptrclhg Bids The Nafine Bids.
The Cnmhiig Brds The V1n'niug Birds
rectal Agents Vented.
Alexander MONTGOMERY. No.l7 spuce-st- ny.
yTNHE ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE of ART, No. r
The F'ghh Null o. bis valuable Monthly ready Itt
sdng and Illustrators We call
to, sgjectstueen Elizabeth Ken
Giants CauseEav With pted
the Roya Arnuu~Y al Maod
cnr0s Hrur parting with Join ca
stirring The orks Of Il the Meters Bap
illustrations charming o domestic
hfe The Nirgin Child simple bu' conception Of
Rafeees ly Linton. There fine
o. Wellington vg and pleasing this issc
These ae some which cal this
unter ceiling that work h such tcmens o. a must D.
table the pie We propose % make Increasingly So
popular gallery Of the fire arts. 80 . . 49,
ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY, No n Spruce ct,
And al Booksellers.
NEW CHARTS -NORTH-EASTCOASI OF fHE
~ UNITED STATES including the L. Co.'s, Surveys and the
late survey o. Sable Island, by Cap Bayfield, r. \.
GULF or sr LAWRENCE with a large plan Of the fishing
grounds Georges Shoals
NORTH AND SOUTH PACIFIC OCEANS inc uing al the T 6
COs Surveys the S0ton by the French English aud
North ard South Atlantic, with Of
Of the
DEN1S CBROnONETEBS, patut Comprises and Anetroids
3 Ss1tsnts Theodolies who'll sale retail
h.. 4 g. ". BLUNT, No. 17o Water
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Summer 6elreais.

CApE MAY SEA.BATHlNG-CON HALL
- oreu The location Of q hsh and besu l
with lawn IL 'front.' renders the most aesfaos Ct
sland
introduced and other made since
last
Tie proprietor hopss continuance Of the v-y he
trcn axe heretofore received " MILLER PDc-ef'-
DASSENGERS DESTROYS of visiting the CATSkILL
I MOUNTAIN HOT = advised t1isl1 RIVER
IA OAK Hi opposite csskii Loving N~Tfcsx a.
oock NJ - O'clock NJ sd ~ o'clock P " AID btny az >
O'Clock AID no ard 4 opcs S. oc ok ald y o'clock 7. r.
Also from NewYors, BY steamer Francis SSddv - - n
daily end ~ George Nsngi01 fom New YORK u tiv
Wedneaass FRIDAYS from Albany Tuesdays Tusiays AMI T.
uNayf
DLEASURE PLEASURE. PLkASURE-TD see
Pie Crystal Paace, rd- and al hours
Zee iron the noyance Of al oth-r T = c. fs
tucson. II DIVE tf1
Palace the Blooming for 81 the
choice ss,.fy tive stop ~ kELJNGER,, s11
rs There be4gru ID and
The Hudson River RaIoad ins every har 10
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Charree for Drslncss Glen.

& PRINTING OFFICE for sALE-No. 0i2 ..A-a7.
10 . D'isr '5,' '-'
a RARE CHANCE for INVEsTMENT-lGJa acres
~ Of a guilty Lqud Tsi nctted g. Carol Count N.',1r
Ttr, en- sIs sr,g H. DflGIT Co. No 8 Cs,b-r-,t
(LOIHNG STOCK for SALE-A stock OF
y READY MADE CLOTHI'G "sputa,arse ed sd pe ,lthe
uthen and W'fe-n msTo'''.o ~ ~ GODS consisting
's all t' say eonvt enes fer D. q thn a.nui, t9as 5
leec .tocs Sc Of the ae HENRY X ISG8AHAM Of
MOL '''-' D. '''' JOIN u MORTIMER
wi III Is fSI'f,i DR. Administrator.
Nos t0sud 81 Wl.iau-st
TIMING SALOON FOR SALE-A frst-rate stanl
~ located at No. 90 veseJ Reason for selling se6ae Of tie
EOR SALE-Ihe stock, good will and fixtures of
t. Ge hdIts n' n Boz f bs SaeG o@ W" be- ~
FOR SALE, or EXCHANGE for REAL ESTATE
Tn 59'Fe y9e.i Rht for ~ United ST. FOR NANAN-
ready With the aid ' machine viii us-
SPRINGS as ,wrnf men " make in The cd wa and 81
c Of Brcsdvy'
TOR SALE-To Druggists Physicians, or others
et hg sls r OF 5s dene business iars Of T. PAIN
dentist. No. al Broadway
IRON fOUNDkl Tor SALE Address FOUNDRY,
DARTNER WANTED-In Commercial house in
ne We! Iqa e5son Of % aaS and s'1'i
MIRO, Brosewsy Pc,tdaIce, BOX No 81
no 1EACHERS-Wanted,a good English Teacher
char.e Of School in beautiful country age = miles
EewYcrk Ca between The hours OF aud6 NJ at No ~
Latrenf-st
ITO LAWYERS-A good chance Is offered 10 Wing
i LAWYER Address MOTT ". PRATT, Centre Brook,
Conn y ELLsN ORTIZ, X. DOAN, Essex, Conn.
TVNO GROCERS The subscriber having other busi-
alteration VIII sell As well koosn Temperance
Crocery. C. y ANDEkSDN
Baysrd ana Mubeuy-sts
NtrANTED-To sell for ten years new and valuable
w Chemical Recent Tie article viii ind ready safe. al
ard Cuba and be ot ~
qualities Al Wl small tai . -ict1re
IKE Aly person wishing 70 purchase,
have BE- exchange IA
Lo POSTPAID for fifteen dats b. box NJ lCiO Ps;-
Office. New.Y0k stalng where an nterEiew can be bad
WANTED to PURCHASk-A small Drug store, at
W verv moderate hire Corner Store in good es
small Drug Store The payment 20 BE halt cash,
The rmar,c, mon,hs. address Box 2l6 New Yor- Pt
Office. statiur the location and pree, or rent
NSrATER POWER on the CATHARlNE CREEK,
w fslf mile from the village Of NEWPORT FOR sALE-Ihe
subscriber sae BIS water power together with Tue I'D nas
prctety strs iaId iargs orclafd large
rowe fell Sii water ufl en Toy se5 s,ny
1t locality mill cotton or ooi actor s
Tarticu srs INQUIRE r. ~ HEEL Merchant Jr 1y
" y" '' II. SEAMAN.
100 ACRES Of ILLINOIS LAND will
p1rtculs,s sdorsss + B. So. 50 MuHayi-
t. nnn THE ADVERTISER. who is ac-
- .UCO. qu.nied with the mercantile business aad las,
ch s7C0 DESTROYS OF with
other -tse cash payns
CANTlLF, this Office. slug iuu particulars which Sll be
scefto confidential.
e. - nnlt WANTED IMMEDIATELY- For
y C.OOO three year 'r which Il per cent Pc
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BOARD in the COUNTRY WANIEp - sil-i'
ID Genfl-r ar within one hou- q th -r e-'
y stsruE " " n A So b g 70
Cfsre.
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SfARySCFyjiE On the Jasies Plank Road smiles
yn caused 10 be aid 0U INTO Building Lo> when are ores
subscribers - dollars per Lot payable Ia weekly Or monthly ~
LIZ spo one Of beauty po.. 1ps
Island Railroad though the center Of ne VILLAGE che 5e
p6 IN hensge b. which persoas reach New YORK
half Of he dag There are also two lines Of
s'sses Pasirz the Village hourly ,,.- ,-,,-..-.--
The solo Clareneese PECULIARLY adapted % building purposes
s'we - tI sfden purposes II ni is' lie ae'A'se OIL a. ao1H
vcu be .upertaou 10 dNe o. Of thu location
ore visiting 9ulds would be convinced u ~ slpenoty
ibg t 'yot eseJ would WISH 70 et 70 st ms Close Of
Tie popne.ols houses ,he premises each 81 cot u
The proprietor have deemne no. % oIer hof 1ss
ae tu- 20 have ths drawn ~ oy he los 10
sgtred thu i've 81 .rrs erz sr;ll each
With sazise -d eonyen dFea a9as7 s'rey
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be glazed .;T-ess vhog eEgslse 70 me sa-erosrs
VII sso be oealed On ne prem Sc an
fras vii e1csts from s premises every Tn "a
tie s1re Of nlOyancf ni every eror VII b. .deo
atscr,er rom among Ae no-' e.setbs -' o. se
sdd01 the zlose idyanses N proprietor VI nsts I'D
.rs alvslcss -hoe Who H,sh 10 improve tlef oI
NlFef e'ors h. . il'ortoe a. p po'.sLlil IN ~
q N I'd u-sts 70 egTe aos 20 con e.s !, ts & ~
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propose, ursard Of Ouebc o. ne % ny
gl,.r BED for wha hows'esrys how .yo:,'e t ILL.,
viewed ~ The f1b1c The drsginz Tor el9'e Of '' nay
b s1psced 20 very Early DAY. - rtr,-psn,v -
N. he Lons i''sud R--o.e 'ot 49, : re- 4 my '
procured application ei,ler Of the aaa- % M n
~ ss1.5y TuIRsbAY FVFSiNG 5els At CaiOn Han
NJ 49, Howey JACOB PECARE hAn4ssf No 100 he''sf'-
oae' h'a" "a ~ dcPP,MrrEE
W cor Hester sna John W Dor hers corner Broons
CIV 10 les Ts.rt-svs Isaac De Voc. No - Edrsss
u As. Hsoy S1Jscy,RLrS AMERRIrT 10. % sd4-
WANTED to EXCHANGE-Two Three-story and
w Placement modern bu- Mu froa BneE Hog..-, BOokya
Sswor Pe+ones ~Sh dssrtn Of property and proper name
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