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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-09-12

DREss.-1t has already been stated
that the Honorable Miss Murray. sister
ot Scotch duke, and maid of honor to
queen Victoria is on visit to this coun-
try. An exchange paper says ::
" Her frank and cordial manners. her
intelligence and great kindness of heart,
have secured her many friends. She an,
pears. however, to have been struck With
amazement at the extravagant exnendi-
lures. the helplessness, and the i'll health
Of that unfortunate class of beings, tho
fashionable Ia women of our cities. Miss
murray, like the fashionable women Of
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-09-12

Get Fifty years ago Mr.. Thorburn was
standing behind his counter, in his little
grocery in Broad street. New York, when
man entered-a little the worse for
Iiquor-and called for something 10 drink,
saying at the time he had no money, but
would "Pay to morrow"
MY rule is never TO trust" remarked
Mr.. Thorburn.
"TN pay yer, certain exclaimed the
stranger.
e" there's no use coaxing. l never
break my rule, /" replied the imperturbablC
Scotchman.
"Werl. if yer amt gwine TO trust me-
here's Bible for security" j" said the man,
taking from his pocket a beautiful gilt
edged Bible.
take nothing for security but cash" /"
replied Mr.. Thorburn.
The man gszed at tho diminutive form
Of the little trader through his eyes for q
moment in perfect astonishment then
turning on his heel, he left the store ex-
claiming:
Werl. yer little dried mackr'l If yer
amt willing to take my word, nor the
Word OF God, yer may go to the devil"
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Europe, dresses so plainly that it probably
costs her less to dress whole year than
many New York lady expends for half a
dozen handkerchiefs. 1t is settled thing
in Europe that extravaganza in dress is
the very extreme of vulgarity, and is
never INDUCED in except by those whose
only claim to distinction is their length Of
nurse
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MPnnning the Onrs1ion.n

Which has heretofore proved such 4
"tonser" in bash(ul youths in pursuit Of
maLrimony under difficulties, is likely,
after awhile, to DC rendered as easy as
trolling Off log" All sorts Of methods
have. from time to time. been resorts
ed 10. TO get around this difficult point of
courtship--advertising in the rews papers,
corresponding by letter, negotiating
through an agent DC, Ec.-but an i'm
provcmcnt has been made upon these
plans lately, as witness the following:
y few nights back a small party of la
dies and gentlemen were laughing over
the supposed awkwardness attending a
declaration Of love, when a gentleman re-
marked that if ever he offered himself
he would do it in n collected and business
like manner. "For instance" he con-
tinucd. addressing himself to a lady pres
cnt, Il would say, Miss s., have
been two years looking for a wife. l am
in receipt of about thousand dollars a
year from my business which is daily on
the increase. OF all the ladies of my ac-
quaintance, admire you the most, in
deed, l love you, and would gladly make
you my wife, "You tlatter me by your
preference, replied Miss s, to the
establishment OF all present; refer you
to my father Bravo!' exclaimed the
gentlemen We'll | declare ! said the
ladies in chorus. The lady and gentle
man, good reader, were married soon
after.
Wasn't that modest way of coming
to the point. and Iady-like method OF
taking a man at his word.
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Kansas AyYA1Rs.-A mass meeting Of
of[rec-soilers was held at Lawrence, ID
Kansas on the 14tb, some six hundred
being present. Resolutions were passed
denouncing the elections of the 18th of
las: March, as great outrage. denying
the legitimacy Of the Legislature, and
pledging those present to resist its author
ity. The resolutions also recommend
the election OF delegates, TO convention
to form State constitution, in view Of
State organization, and an application TO
the next Congress for admission as
State.
Resolutions were also passed extend.
ing their thanks to Governor Reeder for
the course pursued by him and agreea-
bly, to the resolutions above mentioned
convention TO be composed of Eve del
egates to each representative, was called
to meet at Big Springs, on the 9th Of
September, tooform a State constitution.
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HAzARDoUs ADvExruRE.-A gentleman
of scientific attainments, recently passed
through the village of Sauk Rapids, Min
esoto, on his way by the route of Gov
ernor Stevens railroad survey, to Fort
Union, on the upper Missouri river, a
distance Of seven hundred miles, all OF
which he designed to traverse solitary
and alone, taking no supplies with him,
and relying solely upon his gun and his
skill as hunter for means Of subsistence
on his journey. He travels on foot, draw
ing in small hand cart his meagre outfit,
consisting of gun, ammunition, blank
books, pen, ink, paper, and scientifce in-
slruments. In this manner he purposes
to acquaint himself thoroughly with the
topography of the country, its climate.
SOIL geological characteristics, etc, max
ing complete examination as he pros
ceeds' and transferring the result of his
observations 10 his blank books.
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:. NS' Merchants generally die Of the bill
llouS' printers of the typhus, and brokers
of the remittent feyers.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-09-12

ssmbo, what kind ofkeys would
it take toopen de gates ob sebastopol ~
We'll. / guess it's Tur>keys."
st No dat amt it, Sambo."
.sWell. what is it. Julias ?''
Why, Yankees; yah! yshI''
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-09-12

A new county IN Kansas has been
;naned Wise, IN honor of Henry A. Wise.
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CLARKsBURG, WEDNESDAYS, SEPTEMBER 1sths 1853
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5perial Notifies.

DR.. Collect ut the Odeou corner Of Sonth an aud 5tn
stS WnHaDsbursh L. ctures % LADIES ONLY uPoo Dis'
Noon July Il Illustrating beautiful Modes Msnnikns,
&r Al O'clock THIS EVENING he win lecture exclusively
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Associntsn of Exempt Firenen.The resusr Quar- :;
tey Meeting Association will B. held at the house o.
=, in CO No @ sv 5e, ~ A@ly and u
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The u. =. Mail Steamship Hermann viii go % sea
DAY P2ssent are therefore requested 70 DO on
board al II A. NJ
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sILyFR MEDALS and Eli HTEEN BOOKS among he most
ueoious pune usl attendance aud scholarship among the
children Attending ColoTc Ward Grammar Schools 10 tins
city on TUESDAY 9TH instant at Dr. PennDgon's Church
Prr and METOn These premiums purchased
oetV bv the is, Mr. Charles Rdgwuy hsirdresser the
ms Bou.s y short addresses and singing by the
Sehoois in Il y yiciuy and the nds Of Educson
invited Admission free collection will be taken
p. a War; seeretsiy CHARLES B. RAY, President
The Trustees Of the seamen's Bauk for savings
have ordered that interest be paid 70 dPoors enned thereto
or the six months ending June 80, az follows
Five Hundred Dollars and under the rate Of SIX
on SO u eSceedns Five Hundred Dollars The Of five
Der cent per pay ,be aad aI Monday 10th lust
All interest viii be credited 70 deposit3,s principal
%nL1AS NEIsOs Secretary. y p PERT President
Erisrapt Intelligence Once and Labor Exchange
Il Renewed hom No q Ce1a-si TO the corner u centre
Csnalss NewY0rk The Office Is established by the
where always be found
numbers of LABORkBS and SERVANTS at very low rates
81 WAGES ana persons can have ,s orders mica oS wnS 70
PIoyers JAMES p FA0AN, superintendont.
10 Nervous sunerers.-A retired Clergyman, restored
VS. anxious 70 maize Known The Of VIII send
tfe. the presoriph used. rect to the Rev. JOHN NJ
An qusck limitations spurious and cOunerfets of his original
pfeserption
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Gopartnership Notices.

NOTICE Of COPARTNERsHp--0 ALEN
.seiased Aimslf viii The arm q b EA o. wasas
sale Boot and Shoe Dealers - Dsyst wsis. ~
oALEN OTIS x,ssAAssx -
New Yssh, Sslg y, ~ SAAa"
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DEOPLE's EDITION of COOPBR's NOVELS
READY:
THE IJEIDFNMAIJER
THE wATER-CURE JOURNAL

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diseases The WaterCure ia not equaied by
Of in those complaints peculiar only
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then
PARTICULAR DIRECTIONS for the of ordinary
HOME will be given so that ALL may apply without the
aid Of PHYSICIAN.
This JOURNAL is designed for the PEOPLE mo; the
oTgen Of any profession or sect.
To Our FRIEkDs-Be icvpg the HEALTH REFORM to be
the Reforms that other agency be
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persevere until copy OF THE WATER-CURe
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6onses ann farms n)dnteo.

DART Of a HOUSE WANTED in the SEW
Il ENTH wARD-A few ROOMS, party furnished, with
crr venisness for cooking &c, BY family with ehdrea-
Ntshbohood he pleasant and rent low Any having
srh may End desirable tenant By addressing
FRANKLIN Box No is, at this Office
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1nBIrurllpn.

BOOKKEEPING, PENMANSHIP, &c, are
ID ght In superior and expeditions manner by FOSTER
DIXON Co. no. 3B Broadway. where Gentienen aud
Youths qualified discharge tho duties Of the Counting
house with promptness, facility and dispstch.
DHII OSOPHICAL INSTRUMENTS. :.
RICHIE Of the late fra Of Chsmberan Richie viii
continue TIE uanufscuIe OF INSTRUMENTS and SCHOOL
APPARATUS at the Rooms lately occupied by them
The facilities Othe es'ab hen have been largely Increased
By the addition OF the perfect machinery, and ali articles
are made on my own premises under my inspection
All descriptions Of apparatus heretofore msde but with I'M
proved construction and hnish and also new and valuable IN
be made; those o the higher order lustrai
modern Physical Science and class Of rood
yet low.prced apparatus for Common Schools.
Every will be personally examined and warranted
perfect. -, 90
f r. has lately visited Europe and aysed hnself Of late
and has made 70 furnish the most
valuable Optical Astronomical and other Instruments
Catalogue with full descriptions and finely illustrated with
new engrayings will be per mai application
Z. g. RITCHIE, No. SIS wsshington-st, Boston
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o v REcOEDs CRY ssDs
COUNTY NEW YORK. July IS. 1855 :
PROPOSALS will be received by the Commits
souers Of Record for City and County of SewYoTk
the ofSoe Of GEO p NELSON No. 70 w1st Or before
the 18th dsy of Jolly inst for C0LLATING PREPARING
AND CORRECTING FOR PRINTING. the following
INDICES the Offices Of the Clerk ofthe City and County Of
NesYors snd Of the Register furnishing the
te stationery ard blanks and printing ths said lndee and
binding The same follows:
Index OF Sheriff. Certificates Of S6es
Index Of Notices Of lis Pendens
Ipdex Of DEGREES In Partition Suits.
Index Of Iusolvent Assignments.
Index of Probaes Of villa
Inoex Of Granfors aud Grantees
Acccrdrr;o fpecrner patterns be the Office OF
said Nelson Security be approved BY the Commissioners
viii required the party with whom contract ha %
ta.Se for The faithful perioru snee OF the contract
WILLIAM C. WErMORE.
JONATHAN NAT tAS.
RICHARD BUSTED.
GEO. p. NELSON.
JOHN ]. DOANE, Register.
X b CONNOLLY Clerk Of City and County.
A. W. BRADFORD, Surrogate.
Commissioners
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NOTICE-Bosrding House at Amagansette

n OTICE.-Bosrding House at Amagansette,
l. 1.-The subscriber has recently fitted bis House ~ hs
yse of Amagansette for the accommodation Of BOARDERS
By The day, week month.
TIE house located the VILLAGE Of Amsgensette, about
seventeen miles Of Montsuk Point miles from East
Hampton Village miles from Gardiner Bay and three )urth
q mile from the Atlantic Ocssn. An unobstruetd view OF
The the House The place aud has long been noted
such beauty shady trees fields Oons beezes good
health and unIivaed quietness make.
The tdvsni bathing riding sailing shooting &c thar
this place fers infe Tor other the east end Of This
part Long Island The communication With sag haroor
With which this place connected By Stages, &c with New
YORK City New London, Hartford &c, are too well Snoxa to
be here repested. NA Z. HAND.
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Forks Icc-eresm Knives Fruit Knives Butter Knves Cha
drens Sets via: Knife Fof and Spoon Silver cups Nspan:
RING &c.
Watches Cocks Je-eiy fepsIed than the asul
pice& Watches and Jewelry tsken IN exchange.
OEO C. ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches and yevei, whoessls and Rst.2
No ii Waii-st., tsscopd noosl
resr Broadway. New YORK.
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Nem Civilizations.

GOOD BOOKS for YOUNG MEN and YOUNG
" WOMEN, fr sale By FOWLER AND WELLS Nc.
s. Broadway N Y:
Hopes and Helps for the Younsby Wesver Is cents Wsys
Of Iety Weaver; 30 Cornbes Phyoogy; Is cents
Educsonby Spuzhem; 70 cents Self Culture and Pehec-
tsu Of Characters illustrated Botany rs cents Lee
lures Life and Heslthby Alcot 81 Is Hsuys Vacation,
or Philosophy Hone 81. Power Of KinaneS 30 cent?
Few Thoughts for Young Mandy Horace Msnn cents
Pitmsn's Manual Of Photography; 20 cents Grh.ms Re
portels Manual 50 Also, Works Phrenolosy Hy-
dropsiby, and the Natural Sciences generally.
Just Published.
TWO CAPITA NOV f -
NORVAL HASTINGS;
Or, THE AMERICAN PRIvATEER
Nautical Tale Of 'he War oflsl2 Piioe 25 cents
Also. ST FLORE; o. THE FATAL PROMISE. new
Historical Tale Of sterling msrt. Pnoe q cenis
Pubkhed and for ssle BY GARRETT Co., No 10 AnnS-
Also for sale by Oh Booksellers.
UY THE PACIFIC CHAMBERs's JOURN-
vol 8 Of the new series Price { ? % per annurn.
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DEOPLE's EDITION of COOPBR's NOVELS
Il READY:
THE HEIDENMAUER.
Being Volume Sixteen Of the and improved Edition Of
the eptre works Of j. Kenmore COOPER, with all his lac
Corrections and Reysiops. emitted ,,.
THE PEOPLES Ed TON
Volume viii be published on the LIST ind 18th Of evoTy
month until the series il completed
s5os and bound IL embossed cloth in tasteful and uniform
STYLE. Tree Of esch volume, 81.
The spy" Wing and Wing" lWsh.ton wish Wyan.
dotte," Home as Found" water.Witeh" Lionel Lin;
"Aaost and Ashore Miles Wallngford" and Redskins"
sTRIN0ER & TOWNSEND. No. 222 Broadway.
Orders executed by all the principal Booksellera
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Real estate for Sale.

FARM for SALE.-The subscriber oils for
sale his FARM lying in the town OF Fi.hkl Dutchess
County containing abou, ltescres Of land suitably dv
dei Pow spd Meadow Land and has II large and
commodous Dwelling; also large Barn Hay house Corn
crib and CersgeHouse togehe, with other outout ngs
the house. Said Farm well wsteed with nevertdns
springs sny other the country. IL i Of limestone oam
good cultivation Also hrstrste Orchard
Sumner and Win Fruit together with variety OF other
Fruit Said Is five miles Of New II inbnrgh Landing
Of Brinker1of's Mills and within one mile OF
Fkhkl Village, aud hes pleasant view If he same fur
thsr description deemed unnecess purchaI wonld
for himself Further particulars msy be ID the
premises Of WILLIAM PEPPER, tishAil
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GUNNER Retreats.

DERGEN HI6HTS SUMNER RETREAT
- For FAMILIES and SINGLE GESTLEMEN-Deiisht
full ROOMS and all rustic he-thfu attractions OF the country
yet only wax from Hoboken Ferry. Especially
desste for fsules where gentlemen wish To be Convenient
to daily business For particulars, W. ". He RRICk, No
q Barelsys second door or ANDREW STEWART, No. 81
Waist
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Go Book Binders ano publishers.

ENGLISH BOOK-CLOTH and COLORED
II LEATHER-The Subscriber has constantly hand large
aud wel-sssorted stock Of WILSON'S ENGLISH BOOK
CLOTH; also a variety OF LEATHER tincudilg the an
tQue cooTs in ca selected from the best markets which he
vii sej a. prices for cash approved credit
THOMAS BUTTRESS No l46 Wllian-st.,
two doors from Fulton - } New York.
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do I'm FOR SALE-A beautiful RESI-
D -, 6ONI. DENCE in the M sge of PEEKsKIlL,
dinR fre view Of the Hudson Riyerony three mia
uts walk from the Depot Lot 80 feet by 1885, House vostoy
and basement just finished and in the best manner AZ the
ou Eoiog West the property will b. sold cheap inquire
Of r. WILLIAMS Sos, No. $50 sth-ay., at No. ll5
Chamhers-st., from 20 5 o'clock.
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LAND the Hudson River opposite West Poi 1ti about
ha Of hch well calculated for buildings, having magnificent
views go rich suvial soil bodeed By the river and
would make profitable market e.,den OF farm.
S. c. SCHINCH, No. 30 Nasssu-st.
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Cnilrrp, 6arhwarr ane 1rcn.

SHCROFT's STEAM and VACUUM
N GAUGES-Ihe best and relisbe Of any In hs nsr-
fy,de For sale by CHAs. w COPELAND,
No. "a Broadway.
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%rurerlee.


DFDUCFD PRICES. JEW
IL ELRY DIAMONDS and siLvER-WARE.
The undersigned for the last sghteen years wcknown
lower prices of quality, than any other house In
NewYork Philadelphia. any other city snd WI SEND -
mai express,
WATCHES, JEWELRY nc,
Of the United States Of charge An 9oods
represented Orders By mall pos.paid faithfully
sitendedto.
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HunsoN RIVER PROPERTY for SALE

III UUSUN
Il For sale. the beautiful FARM and COUNTRY SEAT,
sused the bank Of the Hudson hy having naSy
of 20 acres So miles from NewYOrk and " miles ron me
Depot II l. located most dessby for either farm or 20 20
divided in bulldog stes occupying nearly square bounded by
the river ana Albany Road and every part command
beautiful ard extensive views both north and SOUTH The sou
il Of the very quality level and free from rock aud pro-
the crops of and grain Tners arr two or
chsrd apples with abundance OF tho nnet
cherries. plums and all the smaller uttsi large
garden and fine beds The Lawn en-
tet beautifully ornamented with large evergreen and
other shade trees The house coumodious and well oui :
onttu6ug. This farm worth the attention II any
gentleman desiring beautiful residence from the hneness Of
the fertility ofthe soil it, natural advantages
aud beauties ths heehfnes Of its SITUATION For further
particulars Apply to ANTHONY J. BLEECkERS Co,
No. Broad-s,.
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DARTNER WANTED-The advertiser wishes
Il 70 with gentleman who MANAGE the ID /,
TORfAL and BUSINESS DEPARTMENTS OF WEEKLY
JOURNAL lately commenced devoted Rea Estate matters
But small esp al will be required the expenses are sx
tn mey light and already nearly covered by the advertising
psirorsge The risk will all viii be shown upon in
tervew Address r. l.. c. Box No. 100 Tribune Office.
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WANTED-A situation, by respectable "o.
w man, Is COOK IN p ss,e family Can De zen io'
days No S6s Wsshnsonst I'd foor Good cry rei''
ran be gven.
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IOP SALE or EXCHANGE for IMPROVED

II ~
i CITY PROPERTY-A valuable FARM of 235 acres Of
coed LAND "a part the Of Bundge deceased late
Of Codtns Bridge Wes,chvster County, p hours rds from
NepYork 81 miles from railroad depot. Il is excellent FOR
ssn or grass finely adapted for dairy purposes will be
dir Of qusn suit purchasers AZ low prices
Inquire Of r. NJ BRUNDIGE, No. 80 Beeekerst. where
usp of the play be Of J. BkUNDIGE on the
premises Terms easy sRq RMnpnISSP5icy }ESecutOr.
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THE EAST NLW-YORK AND KNOXVILLE

THE EAST NEW-YORK AND KNOXVILLE
i COMPANY are selling their LOTS accommodating
terms aid viii build Houses them suit purch rrs fans
az specifications of Houses DO az the oce
Of the Company No 1875 Broadway Houses viii be bull. at
prices rsnging from ~ COO 81 800 81 o and $3.50 East
NeYork tie beautiful and convenient access OF tho
of the City and growing rapidly Time, 10
minutes. Apply to C. r. MILLER 4 Co., Agents, No I'D
Broadway.
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rCHE UNITED STATES PATENT YEHICU
Thanres for Business Hlfn.


4 GIVE PARTNER WANTED-In an estab
N Eshed and profitable wholesale MERCANTILE BUsl-
NESS IN this city, Of enterprise snd experience wa De
admitted with suioien; capital 10 give him proper interest
Address MORTON, Tribune Office
TOR ALE.-The old established MILL
i WRIGHT aud MAsHINr SHof, known a. the "UNIoS
WORKS" Pairnon New Jersey, are u offered tor sac 10
IL one OF the best stands the having all the Patterns
for Sugar Mills the approved cod modern style oeetner
h Patterns for Lathes Stationary Engines ard ever yaey
Of ang and Miwrght work 1t in good order and WI Be
sod toseter including all The Lsihes and Toos IN the MIL
wright Shop Blacksmith shop and F0undery together WITH the
Lease Fixtures. Inquire the premises OF
EVANS, of H. G. STIMSON No IS Exchange-plaee,N L.
EOR $4,000 CASH.-A Physician desirous OF
ESTABLISHING himself practice in the City OF SewYork
car secure DRuI STORE, well stocked and doing good
busnt OF the eips Of the city al extensive
library standard Medical works ard complete set OF sur
eca Instruments er quished of the heath Of
the PROPRIETOR. Address DOCTOR. No. "a East 2dst.
EOR SALE-A well-established MANUFAC-
i TURING BUSINESS under valuable patent. already
avcfsby introduced and promising lucrative and permanent
investment. For particulars apply 70 - .
Hermann Z. LUDWIG, No. IS Wsi-s,. {,
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TANNERS HOME situated the Banks aud In the VII
lase Jordan N " overlooking the who village, and fair
prospect the NeYork Central Railroad they
through the valley IL beautiful Sumner residence Tor
gentleman weaih. Eight hours ride from the city
For terms and full and complete description Of the prem
ies reference il given to STEPHEN PAUL Co.. Druggist
NewYork City, JOHN f. TANNER, on the premises Jor'
dan Oroudaea Co. " Y.