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PROOF POSITIYE.

We have sold very large quaint ties Of Mrs.. Wins
love- sonhing swap during Inc past ia yeuTs over
20 900 botlts The lst year. We helt0Fu u the best
medicine 10 she world tor Children trcthin- for tho
cure Of nysentefy mad Durfhca ga childon, Whether
~ arises fcm itciAug OF auy other cause, u gives
universal slusiucilou--nevcf head cumpl1at non
any onGusing it--never soil a modiciaa Lntytt-
salY successful in believing pain aud chccirg cures
In oil cnses above stated II iascn season, relief -
ilsmfdiafs and absaiaiig CERTAIN.
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Water Wheels for Saw Mills,
Lrisf Mills. Starch Mills.

or FOR any other Water Wheels, such Parer Mills,
Tnp Hammers, 6r. The advantage these wheels
have over 9th, r. - hey requir much less water ban
an, other wheels except The OVERSIGHT or large hfoas
Wheels for Saw Mills. uso itom II 20 1875 inches Of
vattt. rs tho hond of water requires Fourteen feet
head Of water sod ~ inches OF water u sufficient to
drive romnon Saw Mil.
These wheels are ~ de Of iron, and cast In
niece There are vtinus -,rcs Of Whcols; 40 nchos,
foot isrt aud fhet Tnry arc constructed that
the, cl Be attached 90 wooden shafts, without altering
otirtoai heltng or gearing Adde'S
SIMEON u. BUXTON, Pronfi' tot.
kdiland, Vermont.
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Cheap Cash Bookstore, Bindery
AND
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

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series Of Readers and Spoilers; Towns Gfammaf
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maFnnd headeti Ounckenboss' First Lcssons m Com
post'uni ttoshy's Greek Gtammat Adam's New A.
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Geasriihy DO. Quauo Geography Mtcheil's Geoe.
taphy and Atlas. latest edition Oney's and Patcy's
Dawes Legendfe. Do Algebra Rubinsons DO. do.
Int. Ei kcNes to samri rmkcf's aud Comstock's
Philosophy Comsiock's Chomistfy; . etotfs tW-
Nti Arkefmnnis Mutual History Nofcester's li.to-
~ anioscPs IT, :. History Wehster's School Die
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Gnitios Graviiios, Sacred streams, Snow Image,
Rocks Of Snnhs, Festns. Tales OF Trasellur
Dollars and Ccuts, Solomon Ncrthicp, 70 saslaNe,
May Martin aud other tales, revised edition
Ispponco.'s History OF Vermont,
Thompson's Vermont and Appendix &c. &c.
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TfIce Is GEMS a IuiIl0.
\. R-lio and coll for Cartis & PcrkiR's Cram
and Pam KILLER. All othefs beafing bis name uii
basr limitations. fiice l2l2, - and 81 cents "
bottle according ios SAFE.
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TWRETs R,nHe'- sad Hihhon.,
INONEsE CLOTHS, Wmusat ruliats.
NJ. urLANES, 40 Uuictrl vcs,
SILKS do 80 Hltf,
RAY STATE tlNWiS dn Pocket dn
CASHMERE da Muslin 4 Cnuh5it Hnnis,
PRINTED do lniant'- Rores = Waists,
NICE rue FLtN NEi.S Eik & CHshmofe Gloves,
BROAD tinTuS, Sid DO
tASHNFKIS lunis Ginehums,
NESTING~ ail tifis. Hoso Blankets,
LANCASTER QNtlIS
And many other suols-wlirh vail Doe sold v,ry
.cheap. 40 s. BNRKEE'S.
nrfnher. i4rf
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A CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY, OF
10 EARS STAINING, CURED BY USING
uOLLOWAY's Pll1s.

Cory y Lsr from Captain Jola Johnson f.for House
.Ntw r1k, dated Jlnuary oh, 1854.
To +. oicssot Holloway. a- Conner of Ann and Nsssu
slfcsts, New York.
sir,--ltts with tho most hcaufcii plcssnre have
iminfm YOU that have heon restored 90 hraith and
strength hy taking your Pin Dfhe lrst ten yests
suffered from dothngmcut ct thr iyet sud ~inu-
ach, aud WIS reduced 10 such extremity that gave
up my SHIP, never rrreeia e 20 sea- am nioro
bad tried every Remedy that WIS irrnmurn ard no.
but ull 10 DO psrpuse and bad civtn myself np
dcsruic. when was 1t list iccruumea1ed to tlkn
your fls. Amer using them flr three months, the fc
suit h that am now 80 better heath tias have been
for ticvrn years past aud fnfssd ~ well "a. ever /
in my lur You are quite ai liberty so MAKE this
known tor the Tor tlu benefit OF others.
Ir-uiiin, SIR, youfs respectfully,
(sienlij JOHN JOHNSON.
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AFFLICTED READ.!!
ENVAsIDS.

PHILADELPHIA MEufCAf HOUSE -Euotlah-
cf aDyrats ara Ht ur. ktNkEliS, conner 81 Ttiri
aui ifiuu sis between Sfiucr aHd liue, rhiia,ci-
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REFERENCES.
New Stvlas of Clnthing.

lust RECEIVED NJ FRENCH & sCRiBSER's
prices for ASH. 20
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Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
Asoat. fnr MO- feelier-FRFn y. SMITH. UR
lAs-. sFALniAG, q. %. as LEN. o5.iy
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FEMALE
COMPLAINTS.

OF these are PRO-
LAPSuS UrERI,
az Failing Of tho
Womb FLUOR
AlbU 3, o. whites,
G n no MIC IN
fLAM NATION and
LIBERATION OF
J M WOMB IN,
CIDENTAL HER
MOkRHAGE, OR
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= ~ = =
~ 10 'h''.''N' .'I f 4N'.Hn'e "i Iliiehit DO
'''' H''"''e' i'e AUX '" '-'N I".' 0' ti'" Nv
A NEN nlSg1NENY-N bELfri0is HEV
y ERAf .-lN lUHE $3.50 -pIuIIS. uAr.
flP-t A,NlNNDN rNis-. 1NT UiUN,
JtOiir PAINS, Wlhu rs TItL
STOMACH. on PAINS ~ rilb
30 .I@. HEADACHE.
bfoNeIN. Ss MID
NLi COMPLAINTS,
TKENENS, INrENrtUt
WEAK AMI ril hLa Cons llt ilNNS ARE
SUDDENLY li~r NNfn 'ru nEAAtH
AND Nl1ok
OR uNNiI- 10 ANfS
AROMATIC iNNlso8ArlNG sriRlT.
1T sIlMI LNIE~, hNulLAkAlES. lNNiGo-
RATES, But WILL NOT iNltNltAlL
III -II' WftN
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loreisn uuaitefly Rovie~ tone ieuf)
nacApo's's Magazine (siA months
L'aton QHtfeflJ- Reuep lon5 year
iiuuuf-h kvuow luno yrarl
Mrtfo. frlfaa Magazine tsiA months
Nust.HinstcF k"siuw laue sear
Consecutive premium sulgmrs cannot 10 ~ rases be-
turaishcd, cSeepf iof tie FureTsn OitnCrf kcvtrW.
Go pcvrnt dsaqrn. fhr euir, Whofa that Mufk
~ not anbe wlntcd fuhscfbrfs viii please uIdcf q.
mtuy dihugcat works Cor pfelniums ihuic arc vu,-
unus 10 which thoy may be- outil,d.
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W all the puacipal Liiies and Towns. thcsc work
wiii DO delivered though Agents, FREE or rOsT.
AGE.
When sent BY maj, The Postage 10 any psu Of The
fei slack wood, aud bot FOURTEEN CENTS Yea,
Tor oac Of the ahote kafissst
u-rRsmtttancos aud COMMUNICATION. should alsavs
be addressed, post pale. 20 The Publishers,
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wa hIts JoT 20 Fr0mHlgafieH n L|f irsi NJ n n,
FFfss.
letter with a remittance Of % cents o. the v,ire
inpost stamp. addressed TOR. KlNKEIIN Tbla
dcphia, Pa will secure cops IT either Of the al os,
books by ctufn Of mail 2 copies will be sentifes
OF postage iuf Sl. booksellers. CHnysssers Traveh
Jog Agents, &c, supplied Wholesale the publishci's
prices, which admit uf a large pfuft.
.rJ- III siisrs must b post ps,d 7sIyr
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To Mill Owners of Vermont,

rI,HE Subscriber having purchsshcd Of TIMOTHY
Il ROSE, his improvement ~ DUecf fcfioA Uaier
Bhefs fci the State Of Vermont, patented sept gam
t-.n L.. ...Jg A., fnrutsh
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d uUI1U , 7 HEtI, NEN lOKk.
N. u. l.. 4 Co. have roeeatlF published, sad
have nov for sale, the Farmers Guide b, lianft
stephens Of Edinburgh the late Prof Morton Of Vale
College Ne Haven, complete IN vols. 20, al octave
eoniaiaing 1000 pages, steel and coo wood susfas
'--s. Price, IN musiis hinAing. So
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Terms and Premiums.

Payments Co be made go All cuscsin advance. Mon
~ she state Who're issued, will be received
az par.
The Premiums consist Of tho foo~ log woiks, hack
volumes of which vail br given 10 new subscnbcu
recording 10 the uusbcr Of potipd.cas onafrd, a.
have a. rIatnfd
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Voluntary TestimOny.

We, tho subrcrihcfr, residents Of Flrmirrton, DO
hereby ceun that ave well acquainted with ~. J.
". Shenck. he ~ns attackcd by dscnsci which, as
believe. Terminated IN Pulmonary Consumption
under the operation ct which, he was reduced 80 low
as 20 be- unable io leave hs bed for long tune aad
~ Oh appearance past tccnvrry. He is nov per-
fectiy weil-hs cough and lovrt have rn himi md
feel Justified IN trcl ntug it our belief that those
sauiniy fleets have resulted from the use OF the Psi
NOME yrup.
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interered and resolutey determined not TO rive her
up she would have been forciby carried back She told
ne she vas more alarmed during this struggle at the
notei sne being In room up stairs whist the alter,
ton was going below than al any previous period
during ner Hight At that time she gave up her white
veii black capo and bonnet in which she escaped
as they demanded them from her.
his generally believed IN that neighborhood that Miss
bunkey is indebted TO the American movement for her
Tor one year ago force could have been found
suncept TO protect her from the of the nsttu
ton The sympathies of the American people we're then
with the Catholic institutions and they lacked the
moral courage TO resist Jesuitical priestcraft.
could say much OF interest to the public, but
have already maze this article sufficiently long
MARCH 0, 1885. AMERCANUS.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

I DE q. BR00KE's ANIMAL GRAND ExHfRfTIo.
~. and ahleaux ball At Brookss' Assembly Rooms 81
brOome street Monday evening march ~ Tickets 4
tdmt Gentleman and two iadi.t a. The exhibition vii
Conclude ~ l o'clock The BAH BY o'clock Sec sunday
Mercury.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ArEw JERSEY RAIIROAD.-FOR PilfLABElIfuA
~ ana the South and West, via Jersey ctr lnau aBi
e1pTsn lines Leave Nsv York a. and l0A " ksd
EAnAoP ". Fare % 70 In ., and 81 10 AMI Nc ~
aud ~. ". s.eord class o. ~ 10 ~, an u n At1
stopping = III vsy stations rhroagh usists sa fos
Cnennaii snA the west sod for Baltimore Washington
Horfob, kc and through baggage sh.eas4 W gash q.
ton In and 10 A. NJ add P.N
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pring, Is55.-Cstom Departmcnt.-Our

spring, 1S55.-CWtom Departmcnt.-Our
stock Of cloths cssmeres and vestngs for spring trade
n ready for inspection embracing everything that
h new and desirable, Of importation selec
lions. The cutters OF this department. headed by Mr. A.
H. Van Pe artists OF the frt class in tseir several
hnes OF coats vests and pants, and determination
10 To spare pains expense to make this very popu
lar department of business. The directions TO this
effect arefrst to make every garment up to the best
standard Of taste and workmanship-the quality 10 be
avs fairly represented second 70 be prompt TO the
very hour garment Is promised; and, third to be q
Ntte hover price than garments OF the deserp
ton can be had for else where.
D. DEpIIN & CO., 25s, $50 and 2G0 Broadway.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TTALHs JOURNAL OF HEALTH.-sINGLE NUN
III bers 10 csnts 81 year; No Astor House. Contents
March number much Sickness bites and sngs how cured
gal Affection color Of the tea at half price February
number-What Is throat, all do heartburn do ndscs
tionf do dyspeptaS how much must health and hard
study Fifth avenue and Western life tons cutting unscien
the the Bible the best teacher health diary the dying
how people take cold recipe against poverty, disabled
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MILLINERY GOODS.

II EGH0RS B0NNFrS. TRIMMED AND Unframed
- straw msses' kghorn ir0Er With tllx crowna
asen ~ tuk bonnets, Tor patterns, art opened ~
NM BROWN, late nunsmsrs 4 Brovn fgs Broadw,y
:. -.~-4
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Melode0ns - ID. ~ III. w. Smiths MelO.
deons timed the equal he found only
the music and piano store Of HORACE WATERS, 1893 Broad
way The trade supplied the reasonable
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Spring style OF Hats JUST Introduced
Those OF readers ia want of fashionable hat
obtain one at HALLS, 413 Broadway, who is the as
hnow'e5gfd leader OF fashion in New York, by public
appreciation. Corner ofLspenard street and Broadway
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DoLITIcAL AND ECCLESIASTICAL JEsUITIsM UN.
L MASKED.
Fourth edition ready.
STAN HOPE BURLEIGH,


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1t IL thrilling romance, though IL is not creature Of
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IL IL In truth not only deeply interesting novel, but in
the highest degree valuable exposition Of facts which
every American citizen ought to be familiar withNew Lon
don Chronicle.
Published by STRISGER a TOWNSEND,
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Price 81. For sale by all booksellers and agents
THE B0WERY BOY AND HIS WIIP.-THIS NEW
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Magic Night Cap and full of other rich items Two
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Published at the Office of the Broadway Belle lOl Nassau
street. r. J.. HARRIS, Proprietor.
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HII.f.IAitDs.

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sianasfs~ping TIE ab9rs ous y ths ssgi is,.s
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congestion beeo ming prevalent that couservstor
PHI G ans and
t,Iy than any other medicine known when you have
Of p s q on sS So fe' %
BED having soaked Your feet aad legs in no. water and
drink freely Of very hot boneset catnp
vegetable teas This simple as appear, will
Let the wise consider Are these things SOY The
OF three generations have been directed TO the Brandreth
nifty years study and that directed With single view
the perfection Of this celebrated medicine Of course II Is not
There thousands who this medicine who have done
who give great credit who say it has restored them from
sicfnessoiten when every other means had faed-to per-
understand that Affections from bodily ills mainly pro-
coed from impure blood that Brandreths Pulls purify
successful the cure d disease Of opposite character as
costyeness and dysontery oppage urine and diabetes
not take these pills and cured IL follow the starving
plan Of treatment To disease with tho Braudreth
every drop IT, In ali acute diseases lot Brandresh Pills
and mild diet be used and the patient will be restored
to good health In chronic complaints let the pills be used
often convenient by which the vitality of the
blood will be improved and crisis will be generally
house. win change the ohroncally diseased individual to
proved by thousand matter Of fact who have exe
renced these effects Remember in all Of disease
consumption whether it be pleu.
rsy whether it be typhus fever and bilious fyer
Group whoopng cough mease whether IL be scarlet
fever or small poxthat the pills known as ranreths
for your toration health and wha: will
surely do you injury. Use them 80 as to prodace
brisk effect and your ackness viii be tho affair q day Or
sense advice are often unortgnntey for themselves ek
sr q cnn
Is cents per boy with full directons also the branch
o ose NI "a hS sS snG % NeasGn srIe se
corner Of Houston.
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n IspATCH LINE FOR IAN TRANCTsOo -TIE NAG.

~ IsPATCH LINE FOR San FRANCISCO The MAG
i J nfcent A first class clipper ship WltCHCRAFf
freeman, master receiving her largo At pier No
East river win sail for san Francisco befors
Tuesday, 18th March, and IL expected to finish loading
on Tuesday next 9th. 1hlH famous clipper has made
three voyages TO san Francisco in la l0T aud ~ days
successfully. shippers viii pense hand In thclr bills 81
lading for signature A. their engagements
completed. Special Nouee.-The vessels Of this lin.
will hereafter he Advertisod for certain date and posi-.
lively sail on before abe day named.
SUTTON a. CO., 81 Wall street.
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--------
THE BALL SEASON.

/ lindsey BLURs.-sEC0SD sOIREE At THE APoL.
II y rooms % the evening of wednesday March ~ 1853
muAe ~ ne above occasion viii s dlsc0urssd W she
ton unrfalled American band The Lindsey Blues Quick
ster dedicated 60 the company By ~ GrAflia Esq viii
BE perfrmed ~ the full brass band Dancing
o'clock Gentlemen holding tickets above sorsa
si under no confederation. " admitted unless aecomua
MED ny ladies' EDGAR A. RUBERTs CbaIrm.n
ions T ToAL, Secretary.
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FURSPrU RE.

FURNITURE Al PRIVATE SAEE.-A FAMILY LEAy
lns TIE city desire r. ssli a. bafyatn quality II
t tiass furniture, wilton aHd Brussels carpets extra
large square nt mirror and other aesrhe farntgrs
Can A. No Bond street
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han pianos Horace Waters modern improved pianos and
those Of large number Of other makes comprising the
largest and most desirable assortment the United states
will be sold ut prices which defy competition for cash
ssfaetory Persons the city receiving orders
giauos musical instruments Of any kind will find it
their advantage to call.
HORACE WATERS, 1888 Broadway.
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ming plates lis dozen; tea plates for Dozen and soup
dozen also 500 dozen coffee and
12s Dozen for - pieces usual 2O dining
$ gold band tea sets for 40 variety Of useful articles
Of French china at about half the usual prices Economical
housekeprs will find unprecedented bargains In china and
gas for cash only, and positively at those low prices
I'll the LIST q May Open till o'clock T. NJ j. X. KERR,
Sla EroadMnY ahoYe Eleventh street.
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A USTRALIh PIONEER LINE, CARRYING THE
~ United states mAilr.-The celebrated clipper shin
OCEAN STEED Thos Cunning CHAM master il nos a. her
berth pier East river loading tor scbuurHe THIS Fhp 10
going out on her second In this line having mad her
last In eighty nine dEy k excellent
tons for hrt and second class Early hpPcA
tion far freight pnssags che viii p9sti
sail about middle Il April. The ocean stesd VIII b sue,
o.dsd by the mngntccnt cpptr alIp nightingale 10 NAY
also her second voys having made her last IN tie
ccdentsd time 0i seventy for freight
apply 10 X W. CAMERON, No BuviIAs Green, and 10
Wall street,
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,cpers.--Our Spring

Important To HOusekecpers.-Our Spring
assortment OF carpengs, oicloths, curtains and
tain materials, ready for inspection, and viii be
offered at greatly reduced prices. LORD & TAYLOR,
Grand street, corner Of Cbryste.
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from north south east and west as well AZ the public In
general, respectfully requested to call and examine
Immense lot Of fine fashionable spring and cloth
bought above and for sale wholesale aud retail
EVANS clothing warehouse, 70 and Is Fulton street.
IL thanh half uriee
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learned well most popular musical instrument in
Manufactured at 1913 Broadway Waters music
w. ROBERTSON, inventor and teacher Of the improved
keyed violin.
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lary Of the private sale Of French English and
engravngs Mt Wholesale prices at 3l5 Broadway the
will be continued until further notice. Exhibition
free. Open day and evening.
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WAETED-A SITUATION. BY 4 YOUNG WIDOW
w woman as wet Is native of England. Can
be tor four days Please call at No Roosevelt street.
upper floor.
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DoSTTIvE sALE-wM II FRANKLIN L. SONS WILL
sell on Saturday, March 10, at the Merchants Ex-
change, at IL O'clock the valuable water power paper
mill, two dwelling houses, and seventy i've acres OF
land situated two miles south o. the railroad depot at
Spotswood, N. J. Can be reached in two hours from
New York Twothir OF the purchase money
main on bond and mortgage, at six per cent.