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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-24
THE EARTHQUAKE OUT WEST.


Our citizens were startled Yesterday NOR
ming from those deep slumbers which ever
precede approaching day, by an earthquake
such as has seldom. if ever before visited the
United States. We are as yet unadvised of
the extent of soil on which it hes exei cised III
rage and Of the intensity of its violence 10
other localities. RumuTs prevailed in the
streets yesterday Of disasters occasioned by
it to various cities along the lower Mississp.
pi. which were Of course discredi,ed. as the
telegraph. up to late hour guve us no infor-
nation of any such misfortune The reports
probable grew entirely out of those a pri0rt
reasuniugs which are so apt to mslead and
dupe the mass of men even when they pride
themselves ON strict adherance and expert
encp Over the adjoining regions of Illinois.
and those portions of the State lying cuntig.
Gus to St. Louis, il is certain that the com.
motion was not less severe than i: was in this
city. In Illinois it was accompanied by a
tempestuuus sky and electrical phenomena
of an unusul character while with us il IVES
proceeded by freaks of electricity, variously
described as vivid flashes of lightning and as
ne descent oi olihuino meleoric Dali IRON
'ha heavens
he interval between the Two shocks; the
nrst o' when occurred at ABOUT At O'Clock,
aroused themselves 10 inli CONSCIOUSNESS OF
the nature OF tho danger And "he adverted
To tue iact That ordinarily at least IN the
earthquakes oi tropics The violence OF the
eoh'nislohs succeeding the hrst, OF which
there are cohin'only TWO MAS that OF progress
nearly equa'ing geometrIcal ratio, The
stauhchrst houses s"ayed to and FRO with sn
unduiatory motion very much resembling
lha, OF ship laborlng under sn angry sea,
now seeming to stop still aud bid defiance TO
the tyrant waves and anon bounding forward
qulverng in every plank, and impariing to
the voyage that nefable sensation winch is
To the mind what sra.sickness is to the body.
The rafting Of windows. the displacement Of
furniture. tho gieamng Of lights from bed
rooms which suddenly Illuminated the pitch
darkness which prevailed; the wild terror Of
some and the bswilderm-nt OF others whom
the lhrre, ning phenomenon had startled from
their dreams formed scene more easily i'm
agined than described. The second shock
took place shout. five minutes after the first,
but was of brief duration aud inferior vo-
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Misttllaneous.
The Mistakes of o Night.

Tho Cincinnati Gazette relates IN amusing
| anecdoie of young gentleman Of that CITY,
who suffers from peculiar antipathy 10 going
| to bed betimes. and who will never seek bis
couch when he can WOO the drowsy god in
any abnormal position whatever. A fsw eve.
nings since he visited young lady in whom
b. was specially interested aud. being attack.
I'd by her worthy mother with long discourse
on sowing societies plans for relief of the poor
and the like. he experienced drowsy 6t. and
fell into profound nap. The good old lady
prosed on. but finally saw the true ststs OF
affairs and concluded to withdraw for the
night with her daughter, saying in her kindly
way, 9TH. boyis very fstignsd. he. applied
himself duties let him slsep:it it will refresh
him."
About the second hour Of the morning our
hero awoke but with q singnlarily confused
recollection Of time, place, and circumstance.
Where was hei how came he there and when
were questions he conld rot solve. He rose
from the sofa ard sat erect all was darkness
not even glmmer Of light. He finally con
cuded he wss in his own home, where he
frequently threw himselfin tha psrlor or hall
and resigned his spirit TO Somnus's Guardian
ship. So he proceeded boldly up stairs to
pass the remainder Of the night in his bed
lie passed through two rooms in the dark The
now felt perfectly confident be was home)
until lie came as he SUPPOSED, to his own
chamber. Before dsrobind he turned down
the clothes from his couch, and in doing so
souched what felt like the smooth cheek and
soft hair Of a woman. Alarm seized upon
him. Where was he -? what could he do how
escape? iIr had no time for reflection for ss
he had permitted his hands in his agitation,
to rest npon face of the lair sleeper she awoke
and screamed, in most piercing alto, ct least
twenty times in as matt seconds.
lie tried to calm her but only increased her
terror ard unluckily awoke also an elder sis
ter, who started upon some vocal gymnastics
that would have made her fortune as prima
donna. Both starten from their couch, and
the younger lady sought protection in the
arms Of our hero kihg him for her sister
While in this condition of confusion the
pater and mater and .frafsr famiiids entered,
and for time danger threatened. An sx-
PLANTATION was finally made; reason dswned
Apon the minds of the sisters, and the youa-
ger, blnshing as an sutumn morn. heard bat
a few words. and fell like a snow shower to
the floor She saw herself in the picture Of
the past few minutes so romantic hnt so
strange a figure, that sweet oblivion kindly
came aud sbut ont for the time the blushirg
beauty of her own mistake.
1t is said that the contremps Of that night
mutually revealed the history OF two hearts not
understood befors.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-24

TEK THaUsLSD Miners WAsTED.-We
hope it will be borne in mind in these "hsrd
times." that She Galena Load Mines are
among tho richeat aud most productive mines
in the world-that the quantity Of lead ore
is iusxhaustible, and only wants the labor to
bring it in syht"--tbat mineral is worth
thirty dollar per thousand in sovereigns as
soon 90 it is on the top of the ground. The
suspension Of work on all the railroads in tbs
country, and the general depression Of all the
great Industrial interests, must throw tens OF
thousands Of men out of employment. We
say to than all. come o our lead mines-tsks
your spades, picks and gsds, and go to the
"diggings." Within fifteen miles of Gnens
ten thousand men can Irof,sbly employ them.
selves in mining this coming winter. Tho
prices Of living will bs down TO the lowest
point. and = miners outfit for the winter will
ccst but tribe. Let no man complain Of
want of employment so long as our hills and
valleys abound in lead ore, only awaiting tho
hand Of industry to be converted into gold
Gdiend .4dverfiser
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-24
A Novel Craft on the Canal.

TAe Lockport Courier notices novel crsft
which arrived OF that place on Saturday. and
| tied up at the dock. 1t vas a ascow-built boat
about fifteen feet long and three feet wide
! bst the novelty consisted 10 the peculiar mo-
| tive power-it being tored by dogs. Tho
| boat was accompanied by but one wan--a
cripple from f,tancy-hayng no use o his
limbs below bis knees. He manages to hob.
BILE about slowly by walking upon his knses,
upon which he wore something similar to
shoes. He is from Chicago, and says he is
going to New York for medical treatment
The Courier says his dogs, OF which he has
six. large and powerful animals, are ira ned
to perfection, and understand and obey his
word Of command as we'll as . human being
could. They tow his boat along st the rate
Of four miles per hour-hs from the boat Civ
ing directions. When they meet boat
they lie down close aud let the tow.lus pass
over them and thus take the inside. He has
. wagon on board for overland journeys
His boat is an open one. and by caLTiH
covering supported on posts is converted into
q saloon which ts and he dogs. together with
q tame raccoon, use for = parlor, dining-room
aid bedroom, oil together on terms oi equal.
ity and good will. lie carries -four loaded
pistols to protect his dogs from attack. Al:
ter procuring u stock Of provisions for himself
and companions, he anchored bis boat little
way from shore. and attracted the attention
and excited the curiosity Of the passers.by.
who crowded around to solve the mystery.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-24

The Illinois Central RsilrOsd, the most
extensive single railway improvement is tbs
country, made sn sssguusnt on Saturday.
George Washington Parks CuTtis, the lsst
meMbsr of 9ensrsl Wsshinston's family,
died on Saturday lsst st Arlington, Alsxsa-
dris cVuu:y. Virginia.
Twelve thousand operatives ere oxt Of en-.
ployment in New York city.
The alnoust expended BY American trav.
el.Is 10 Europe 10 sstiuastsd 81 Sl0,ooo.0c0
annually.
One firm Of sheep rsissrs in Illinsis, have
sold over so 900 pounds OF wool st one sale
at IN average Of so cents per pound.
India 10 . oosstry thst bee ssvs' stlenssS
n its Rssivss.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-24
selett 4oetrg
LEND A HAND.

Working Of the worlds commotion.
Fighting up life's thorny road,
Patriots. with a high devotion,
Struggle in the cause Of God.
Aud TO US that band is praying
All their griefs before US laying
Aud to US that band is saying.
"Brethren lend y hand J"
Men OF freedom men Of daring
Bless'i with wealth aud strong in youth
Come with all your noble bearing.
Fight the battIe.tight Of truth.
Former friends reject and slight us,
Friends and men resist and spite Us.
Earth and hell combine 10 fight US
Heroes! lend hand
Men Of wealth, and men OF station.
Wee has had your aid too long;
Come, then-from their degradation
Help to raise the wretched throng.
Ofa doom Of woe unthinking,
From II poison cup they're dr'nkipg--
In y sea OF death they're sinking
Rich ones lend hand!
Men of genius high and soaring,
Cease your fights past human ken;
Lend your mighty aid in pouring
knowledge round the paths OF men.
Round you is u soltuds--
n Miuds with highest lowers endued--
Genius lend u hand
Men OF G cd whose noble calling
Has come down from Heaven above,
Ceuse you schening and caballing,
Preach in truth Suvior's love.
While bu, triHrs you're decrying.
Millions for the truth are signing,
Aud the second death are dying,
Christians leud hand
Men OF every mind and station,
Sow the seed and strlks thu blowi
Rise in honest Indignation,
Rise to fight the common Toe.
There's field for all your ~orkins-
Vice is rvgning, sin is lurking;
L~t there be no bastard shirkiuy,
Patriots lend hand
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-24
IMMENSE EXCITEMENT !!
Revolution in the Dry Goods Business !!
r r. g. I, r, KLINE,

Rrspectlully announce to their friends ana the
nvbIc in general that they have received at their
r,ore in Cpper Augusta township, Nothumher-
lad county Pa. at Kline Grove their Spring
-asd Summer GOODS, and opened ~ the pubic
, general assortment of mercha ndize &c.
Consisting in part of Cloths, black and isncy
Cas-, mcrs. Ssti,,etts, Checks, Kentucky Jeans
tor.thsr with a general assortment OF Spring
and Summer Goods adapted 10 oil classes oi per-
sons
Ready made Clothing, csnsi'ins Of Csau and
Vests.
Ladies Dress Goods,
Summer Shawls, Ginghams. Lawns, puesis'
Cscocs. black silks &c.
Also fresh supply Of Drugs and Medicines
Groceries &C., Of all kinds.
A new supply Of Hardware. Quesnswse'
wooden ware Brooms DC.
A large assortment of Boots and Shoes suita'
Ne for men women and children.
HATS AND CARS.
sshssl Books, stationery, Envelopes, Ink. dc.
FIsHASD SALT.
And all goods usually kept in country s'o'e'
0ore and see, Come one, come all.
This public are respectfully Invited to call s"u
.tamine our stock before purchasing elsewhere
All Of the above named stock OF goods VIII pe
s,ld positively at low prices for cash, or IN eA'
change for country produce at the highest mar
kst price.
Thankful for past favors we hope by s"c,
attention to business to merit continuance oi
the same.
KIine's Grove, Pa, May 10, l'57.--t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-24
Ladies Dress Goods.
WARpwARE and QUEENswARE.
Sp,VEVT WHEEL GREASE.

yuSaIs Grease is recommended to the notice OF
wagners, Livery stable keepers, &s', as
heing sursWiou To any thing Of the kind ever IN
troducsd. As i, does not gum upon the asiss
lis much more durable. and is not Affected ny
the weather. remaining the same in summer si
ia winter. and put up in tin eanis,sTs st s7t and
rs ovntz. n. sAk ~ 4. w. FISH %.
Nsseh u. fsW--
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-24

A Yankee made but With a Dutchrnau
that hs could swallow him. The Dutchmau
lay down upon the table. and the Yankee ia
hing his big toe in his mouth, nipped il severe.
y. "Oh. yoS srs biting me- roared tho
Duchman. "Why. you old fool" said the
Yankee, did you think Was going to swsl.
los 700 vholsr
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-24

British r.siussnts are snbarking from Ans-
rice for India.
The Bank OF Foitstowa CON nusncsd busi.
ness on the 5.h insl
The erase Iron werts q. sst4sa9ts ks-s
GssfssssS sFss&xsst
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-24
PHILADELPHIA
Wood Moulding Will,

w;lIow Stree. above 1welth, North SIDE.
nWOJI. I.DING s suitable for Carpenters
KA builders, Cabinet and Frsme Makers
NsThrJ from the lest anu thoroughly seasoned
n.terial, Away. on hand. Any pattern work
ed from q drawing.
This subscriber having purchased the enire
interest, will continue the business with incrcs"
ed facilities.
Agents wanted in the various towns in this
PARTON of the State, to whom, opportunities Will
be offered for large profits TO themselves.
SAMUEL d. HENRY.
J,l, IL. ls57.-am 2Ap
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A. =. CONRAD.
49, ~ Nu I NJ n - III NJ
HOLLO " | n q X Q \

- IL
am ESPECTFIILLY informs the public that
Ia, be has replenished his Store with an en'
ceIient assortment OF New Goods just received
from PhiIadelphia, which he will sell on terms
.s reasonable as any other establishment. His
assortment consists in part OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES & sATTlNETT,
Winter Wears for men and boys, sils'yles and
prices
Ladies Dress Goods.
co,sistlug of Black Silks, Msrn"s, Aipsca''
DE L.ioss, Calicoes, Ginghams, Musllns' Trim
"' Also fresh supply of GROCERIES of all
kinds.
HARDWARE and QUEENsWARE,
Cslarware, Brooms. &c. Also large assort'
nent of Boots aud Shoes, suitable for Men Wo-
men and Children. Hats and Caps SILK ha's
and All goods usuallv kept in a Country store
An ME above named sock OF goods WIN pe
sold positively at low prices for cash, or III ca,
change for country produce at the nishsS
market price.
UolIowinc Rua, Nov. %. lsaa--'v
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-10-24
LOCUST MOUNTAIN CoLLIERY
SUPERIOR WHITE A S IL

20 LOCUST MOUNTAIN CoLL1ERY
PERIOR WHITE A 5 IL
ANTHRACITE GOAL,
rom the Mammoth veis. for Furn aces, Found
ries, Steamboats, and Family use,
BRIL, IgWglB 3 Coz
~ C,.xxI. .NonrauxSrRLAsn tsusrr. Pa
SIZES OF COAL.
LUMP. for Blast Furnaces and Cupolas'
STEAMBOAT. fer Steamboats,, H"' Air
Furnaces snd Steam.
RGGNES' RHo For Crates Stoves and s''''
STOVE, For Stoves. Steam and burning
NUT, Lime.
PEA, for Iimeburners and milling steam. q.
Orders received at MI. Carmel or Nor'hum'
-,l.,i WGsrf, will reseive prompt susnhsn.
N. d. BELL,
ID. !. LEWIS,
WILLIAM MUIR.
Nay ., lsgS.-d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11

- sHADYsIDE, the residence Of the subacnber su.ted
prsr The Ryerdse Station two mes soUth Of fonksrs snt
Is from the Civ Hail House IL frame filed in with brick 50
front built the pointed Gothic style and hee old
repe with every eonyeu-tc- such hot and cold water
bs,b furnace range srbe msnes Gc !. w,l adapted from
its sheltered position for Summer Winter residence; 10
painted and grained throOs hout aud
peri, e order IRE is supplied from falling spuns
or the preue higher than The house 10 the snPe aud yet
p.bsps moot the county svery and
sbur dspt ,upp also the sbl-. handsome fountain
OF the house. There GOOD eAEaspne aud sts-
bic with stalls hen i-e-heus- (nIletl. Sc The
fruit con,is of y of apples pears ohsri-s p-s'hes
grapes (sbout yine,) currsDts The land which l.
rss extent hs1 dsonsy eTfAced and beautifully dsers-
fed II Of iron sad well made esge roads
ue han bers, 70 the house about The al
veriser resided the place nix dong business N
the city and now sys 70 90 20 larger place The title
a. I Of the purchase money eansmain bond ald
s''' C. W SIMMONS No. iosChs1Arnst
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O,y,cs ATLANTIC rkk tss Co oy BsooxLTs. Mscss @
T,UE BOARD Of DIRECTORS have De ,lsrel 4
i pt,d,nd o. TEN PBa CENT. psy.b.s % d.asst
HORArl0 DDhk seof-ssry
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rlOR sALE-A COUNTRY SEAT at Morris.

EOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT at Morris.
town, ~ The place includes 81 sses Of land border
ing upon Of with boa boat &c
The srouIs. beautifully laid out with sre. OF
shade aud i'trees good Garden with all sml frue The
House modern Italian Cottage with hot and cold w.ter
three foos bath furnace kc and the situation
within few minutes. walk Of the post churches
remarkable beauty II scenery and hcslthulnes1 rquire
of WILLIAM A. COURSEN. No 1T Broadway.
LOR SALE House No. as East l1th-st.; House
Il No 2S2 sthst House No. l3s East lsh.st House No.
1874 Eat l9th House No 81 West 37ths House No. Ii
West ftthst House No 81 West Sst with all modern
improvements Also Tenement Houses TO exchange for
town Lots, or good Farms Apply to II MERRITT. No
i9 3d.N
EOR aSALE-The three-story Brick HOUSE
No. 3 5sh.t, 2dsy The House /. ~ feet By AZ
Lot IL Is built In the substantial
and has been newly pned large portion Of the purchase
money can remain on bond and mortgage Apply TO
FRANCIS O'BRIEN No. 81 5th-st.
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Rouses and farms Uanteo.

DARN WANTED-TO PURCHASE, LEASE
i or RENT, within t~euty FIVE miles Of New 7 'rk q
spips from Of land improved other
wsr and shore LONE Island sund preferei r,nsns
from Great Neck TO Oyster By Address with terms To-
cation, &c w Boz No 1878, Pos'.Oihce.
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INTENTIONALLY SALE AZ Iarry'"~n. Gear
a.. Dert and wy Churches ssd Scacss
sr, Gas. CoUSTRy SEAT oonssrns Of lsrs Hc1ss and
~, 80. 81 Land Tue Is et frat WI i've Rooms
on each toot contains ell the rode, improve neotN D"
Cuervssory stseaed and ADD. uui1errlvef V'-~s
hoh req and remote approached bv spentd syenue Of
lag. Trees and surrounded By beautiful ls~n The sru
ysr,ou. and very sbapdsnt consisting Of al toe bSt de OF
AppIe. Pear. Pums nc. Grapes 10 9u,nuiy and al to-
"a All Fruits For further particulars irque Of
HOMER MORGAN einsU.
f5nl0 No Netrop>ian Bank Building
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Financial.

o,,pcr o. oxoc.r, Fsss Tvs CO 81 wsi~t p.a
New osG, March & ssa
Board Of Directors hsvs d
1890 Ami Am IA Divided Il EIGar PEA can
n,,.hI. On d.m,nd JAS. @. PLsTr Sss~-ssrv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-11

" @scOV two scres OF LAND siiuse en ne sSuyn
b-uk OF the Chemupf River In he VII Of elnirA l.
Sat sb~ gard, ming budine purp sve c3
bord and toe mo.t accom- modAiua Ies ms
fnr psriicplrs address ia edis,e.y T. L. AL'oRp o-t
Tunes Ofhce, New York
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Danrlng Academies.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,
a. No sos Broadway, New York. No ISI Montague place,
Brooklyn.-New.YorkC Glasses on WEDNESDAYS aud SAT
URDAfs; Brooklyn Classes on TUESDAYS and fRiDAYA
II and D m Ladies and Children at IN for Genhe
Lsaes Private Clss. at m Pupils can oomnepos
At sny time durin the season Practising Assemblies for La
dies md Gentlemen EVERY MONDAY EVENING In Brook
lyn, and EVERY SATURDAY EVENING In Newfst
former Pupil. may subscribe for the Assembled alone
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COI'NTRY SEAT for SALE.-Th. subscriber.

COI'NTRY SEAT for SALE.-The subscribers
~ will eHrr for sale on WEDNESDAY 2,A March inst
tesrsble Country Resdeoee the beautiful village Of
WAwck Orspg. County N. T., miles from Chester the
NewYori and In. R.lroAd and y ms from Goshen Toe
premi,es consist 90 Of choice Meade nd Piow land
On hch 4. 40 excellent Dweln House and hrn, with
sb an Orchard Of selected
lsiipr Well and two permanent Streams II Wser.
Also a tract Of WOOD aud FLOW LAM Of 70 .cres, 4.
II seIsS
Sale TO tshe plsse at the Hotel Of s. welirs, a.
s;y,p and possession delivered 90 st April mex.
This property 10 dtlhtfus situated one the moe, fes
M, b. slthf sri picturesque values Of Orange Cousty
rounded BY vess-d mountain scenery AID in the vi Unity
Ri within three boar lie Of the City 4 Nsv York
4, suitable a. residence Of gentleman retired engaged In
bD.p.s
For fsIther information .ppyt,
DANIEL HARaIrs, NewEt, " J,
or 70 ELISHA WHIrTELSEY, No. Il Su,h-s, NY
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BROADWAY - For SALE The PROP
DIRTY At the south wee, corner Of Broadway aud Morris.
st. inosn a. the Stephens House formerly DelInoncos
Nos 81 - IS and n Broadway An early possession be
aysn. The Budir the property svn complete
DER and 1t FIRE, clsss Hotel purposes Tie House hu
PATRONAGE worthy the attention Of
- hotel OF into commercial puipOs-s For full
particular terms &c apply HOMER MORGAN Pne-st
No s Metropoli Al Bank buiIdin& SON
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INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY


$3.50 600 TEN PER cent NOStSAos s0yM
FOR sALE-We of-< foo s.e 500 q tee SEcJyo
MORTGAGE BONDS or THE lNDiASA CssreAL
HALLWAY COMPANY bearing interest a. the rae q 10 -
s-pt pr snnum Coupons csyshe lot Jly snd l Jsnssya
N.vYors, ptncipsi redeesasoe o. The Place lfu
This n ii plcSei aod In saoecs.fa opsosu, 10 n
mi Ions eoumrncins the c of indsnsp,s the ese
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GI1 NM FOR SALE or EXCHANGE ssasss r.

~ II tVJO. for PRODUCTIVE CITY PkotsatI
. small COUNTRY SEAT. tnown ~ Cosey 1'en' oa
hour from the city by r RIlrose st Acre. OF Lsn' o
Bouse coumodious Out. Houses Ice House ned rr s.a
Nut. Abur mt and good Fo~-r st vegetable uMden
Of River Consuous Alas- Village schools Saucaet -"
VERY beautiful md desirable residence And suitable ror
u. n an srssed 10 business the city. rseL Cows CN'
rAs.. PLru are &c will be sod cheap and Poes'oo inne
d,ely Address land wishing exchange descnoax prop
erty price Of eneumbance whch mus no'
siaol W. r.. Boz No. les Tribune Otcs
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Real &state for Sale.

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE-At
n Rive Mech = miles from NewYort BY the Ne York and
Haven Railroad AID Long Island sound There are
about 81 ACRES Of LAND. which handsomely laid out In
LAVE Garden &c All kin 10 Of trut Trees aud Ornamental
sbrbtery the place Possession ,v.a immsdMely and
terms accom- N odaps Apply to r. SHEPHERD, Nos q
and God..t. NeWYork