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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04

NEwsrAPxas Wipow's RIcnr.-A Yer
moat Judge of Probate h,s ineospssstsd 4
q part Of The Law Of bic court. that The
admipisssssos Of sn estate must allow The VI
dow shs cost of sswspspss. she making bel
oun seIsesiea, fron The common fuad. Ths
|eoamoa Lao d America now Seeognises ths
|ssvspspsr . fsnily and individusl nsess'
|sisy. Il y cIsssed With pigs and potatoes
Icsssimsss AID calico. thing 70 b exempsss
I-Iiks he family BibIs--nevss % suffer froa
|rsparious creditors. never % b. parted visl
i'm The direst proverty.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04

Coaz CAxE. One quart ofrich milk;
two welI-beaten egg, one teasPoonfal
of alt, and oneof salaratus. Stir ths
milk INTO the meal, 50 there will Be no
|lumps, and then the egg, and tbs
salaratus last. Bake fdr one hour.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04

~Neves 60 70 bed" said father 70 be sea,
"wishout ksovisg something yeu did ao'
know in the morning" "Yes, sir.S sePhsd
the yoash. II vsst 70 bed sIewsd lase nigh
--didn's dream Of such hing 10 shs morn.
jne \"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04

RFwhy = ; womsn's tongue Like PIE.
net! X - pothing short Of The power that
created !, i sbIs % stop L in iss ecurse: 4
brocn .s,iek neri,ed for that Perreustica.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04
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sisut advertisements; . reasonable deduc-
lion vilI be made to regular advertisers.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04

0TAt fsshionabls city party. . Which
seeksi dresses wers preniesss feature
la;ss B.. sddrssssd hss country coosin'
sCeusin Sam. DID yoa ever - sueh glo'
sious sight ssfose? se
Never since ! We wesned..' ssid San
sIuAhug.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04

1An Irishnsn being asked On : late
uial fos certificate Of bis marriage, called
attention 70 bic scratched face. and holding
his hesd 70 the jury. With BE jsbers. lsoh
a shst!" exhibited : huge scar. which looked
q though il might have been made wiih :
re-shoysl.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04

In . very pretty little town in one Of the
western states lives very respectable mid
die agsd gentleman. He and bis wife are
excessively strict members Of the Presby-
tedsn Church. sad they have endeavored TO
erine up their family in sll that innocence.
piesy and ignossncs Of the world's sollies.
20 which strict members Of that church st-
ssch 90 much im portsnee; in this they have
moe, Admiralty succeeded. The eldest dsugh-
Ger, having arrived u cosnubisl age. had
,aapy visiting scqusiatsnses. but none who
hsd yet aspired 10 her hsnd, when young
een,leman from one OF oar Eastern cities
passed through the little tow in question.
Hs bore Letters Of Introduction 70 the father
from IN old ssd sssesmsd acquaintance, and
wss sAss Il oscs sdmissed to the family cir.
Gle. Thsss ~ met With the daughter, and
Instantly fell captive 70 her quiet beauty
He had purpossd rsmsiaing but one day ia
the town. yet before hs sssassed to his no
sel that evening, HE resolution VS. taken
The day heightened into . week. and ih'
week into month, and daily aad nighsly
b. visited the object Of bic passioa. Oite'
and often had The poor fellow thrown os
hints, suficiens. q be thougLt. to betoks'
the state of bic feelings. but soaehow sh'
would not take them. They hsd oftss spo
kea Of love. but che seeming 70 regard is il
the sesipsursl point Of view. BE kindly Il
fectioned one 70 another. With bsoshely love
appeared never to have heard Of any othe
phsss Of the psssion. Al last the suspens
became insoIersble, end he determined I
hno~ biz fate. Dressed .so kill" he vas :
IN esrly hour before her fathers residenc'
and on ringing the bell. vas - usual con
dueted inmedisseIy to the drawing room
where he iortunately found the young led
alone. Now was his time, he thought; :
placing himself beside her on the sofs, b
commenced:
"Miss Emily. an unfortunate. hsv
Iorg felt the want Of friend: DOT frisa
in the usual cold secepsatio0 Of the wor
bot one on whom could rely, in whom
could con6de. to whom could pour out a
whole heart. and receive in return sympsth
snd-snd-lovs. Could not yos provit
me With such - desise!"
The uasophissiesied dsnssl raised b
head. looked on him with face Of symp'
thising innocence and replied:
Apply 10 the Savior; Le-s.n on hiu
look 10 him for support. and rest assured !
VII never desert you."
The love stricken youth. " no. st the cor
mencemens Of her reply he'd hsd recourse
HE pocket handkerchief TO sti6s his isusl
Ter. eslmsd his feelings by the tia.s she b
finished. took . hssty leave, ssd the ne
morning fus himself. bss ssd bsessge.
the cars. fully sssis6sd that The aess saPs
hsaels wsy of psssing time y 10 ~sesrsi'
~ inaocens.w
A COOP WIrsEss.-"Did the defsnda
knock The pIsinrf dowa with malice p
pensel"
mo. sir, b knocked him down vish
6st isoa."
'You misunderstsnd me my friend; ~
10 k0ov wheahas n affaehed him 9th
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04
AG RICULTURAL.


How = Prevent Horsss ffom crevding.
EDs. fRAlRrE FAaxEa;-At this sea-
son q the year, farmers harness up
their teams and commence cultivating
soil. Many Of them have one Or more
young horses, which have done U6t very
little work during the winter. ineon-
sequence Of this, they coon became
|fatigued, and, II attached TO the plow.
are quite sure to fret'or crowd against
the other horse, making livery unPIea-
SAINT to drive them, and im:?ossible to
|cut q good furrow.
When this habit Is once formcd, itis
very difficult to break It up, and you
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04

@A negro We brought sp before tAe
Mayor of Philadelphia Tor stealing chick
en-. Theft conelusiveiy proved. "Wei TO.
b." said his homer, ~whst have yeu cot %
say for yours-li!" ~Nufin but DE-" replied
Toby, Il was crazy when ] stole dat pullet
cos | might hab stole de big rooster. and
nebber done il. Dat shows exclusively g
10y mind dat vas laboring under deliriun
Ilremendous. /"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04

The following from the 'Genesee
Farmer will be ofinterest just now:
DRAUoEr OF PLowmo AZ D1ryExzxr
DErHs. 1T has been laid down in tho
books, that the dnnght Of : plow in
creascs raPidly when the furrow y
|deepened, or in mathematical terms,
accordingly to the square Of the depth;
that i to say. that ifthe draught q four
Inches deep be952 lbs., Il z inches, it
will be Is 40 to III, Or 756 lbs. But
the experiments Of Puscy have proved
that this is erroneouf. He found that
|in blowing : fnrrow nine inches vide
and five inches deep the draught was
|322 Ibs., in the same soil, six inches
deep, It was 207 lbs.: Il z inches. $50
lbs: at 8 inches, 400 h.: # nins
inches, 4S4 lbs. It will Be seen that
|tl,e rate Of increase Is much les than
has been generally snpposed; and The
facts above indicated furnish - addi-
tional argument in hvos q deep psow-
ling, and one seldom alluded to By e.
lricultural writen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04

oocneJor Brteou are Retung " euotuev ouCn
farce q appeared in the 7sh number Of
the Jasper Courier.
We must cay three words shout that able
defence Of vindexs. "Huusn nature be-
comes 90 de PRAYED, and PsSishing prisonersl
hugging their ebsins," &c. Nov reader,
could ycu imagine such thing possible!-l
(Except il be an old bachelor. be might hug
chains 10 = dresm.) Or did viadex mean
ma,rimonisI chains; IL 90. We cave In.
I He also talks about angry spouses. broom !
sticks. tongs, henpecksd simpletons, &C.
vin'ex. .ve acknowledge that there are some
such cases. You know there are some hap
Iess sinners who would kick up dust in
paradise il they we're pitched in there now
III No gerersI rule without some exceptions"
You are pleased. however, to speak Of 10
Thing but such extreme cases. How stsndsl
your extreme account Stand IN your old
shoes. sp-shod and no soeks %; mob dy to|
darn your socks. no socks to darn" shirt col
lar and sleeves open; your clothes have in
time seeuaslsied large quantity Of real
,Iestate; your hair stands ssrsieht on end 1t
sight Of comb. aud eoasinses %. Yes.
Iyou are standing before rough bench Of .
liable, and on il little dinner pot. in il sli
lvour dinner. except beside il is . pone Of
,Iblsek bread; in your hands are handlsless
,Iknife, and : fork With one tine; now eat and
Ibe merry; your appetite has returned; wnen
you have finished rscIins yourself on your
j bed Of straw 10 the corner; there no crying
iehi,dren shall annoy you, nor the smell oI
!. smoking visnds from the kitchen shall offend
!. that long useIess sppendsge on your face
!, nor the sounds Of vashing dishes. and reno
!, vs,ine eloshes, aud now and then the han
) Of : merry female voice shall disturb you
= peaceful slunbess. u Il trus picture. Win
ldexi
e But yeu wilI eonsinss to quote PsuIs in
IA aividusi notions. have read this in tn
: Bible also-sAnd the Lord G Cd said il is NO
{. rood fos the man 10 be Alone" "Thersfor
= ishsll l man leave HE father and mother IN
g leieave unto his wife, sad they shall BE- on
nslaesh." And Locke don't ssy be rename
rsIsinels from s'isnsts principle" q pseviou
i,|insenticns. Perhaps Locke, Plato and New
-|.on usfs ike Buehsnsa.
es| We can't follow you through your Green
s|Isnd and Chias rsnbIe. and those most Sin
: |euIsr lsuentssiess oi that prisoner 10 hi
= damp cell. Ssch idsss have no place 4
I~resI ufe.r Yet Il may be possible. Ther
.o.
r :" - '-
. . - ...,. .
=; -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04

A COOP Wsrsxss.-sDid the defendant
knock The plsinnG dowa with malice pre-
pensel"
mo. sisI b Knocked him down vith I
Nat iron."
"You misundsrsisnd me my frieod; ] van
70 know whether he siseked him With q
evil intens."
"Oh no, cir; Il wss outside the tent.'
mo, no; wish you to tell ne vhsthe
The attack We q sll preconcertsd snais.'
mo sx; it wss not free concert affair
Il wss : circus."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04

Idlcness is the rust q the mind.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

MOSS HOTEL, DINING SALOON AND RgsrlURANr
vi corner Bowery ard Bayard street 10 provdes Win "a
he Of the upon he snrvpesn Md far
nIshet throughout 9Th psisss prss bets Lods,ngs ana
81 cents
CARAroGA SPRINGS THE Lsngu PnrvAYu
- boarding b,use known. ysshinsnn Hall viii he On -
FOR families and other vtssrs ne ars Msy n aHasy
sussdcn Orngr~es and Rmpire
AitSp,ssan. grounds and vel shsaed Addrsn MA y "
nMsoa-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02
tNTK LIS.
TyLARErpoN No IN. ooRrxR OF rouRravENun

<yLARENDON no HH,, CORNER OF r0rRuAvENUB
I aud Eighteenth ssseet, ynien square New wk.-rhis
spacjous and rrs bote N stuats1 Foul avenue,
Of Erhe.n sseet opposite re msxnncs gardess
or Bobropk an 4 n he Immediate vicint Of Uniou
suare Academy OF ue ssd other famos places Of
attraction The inter- src ver1eomplete,
and for style elegance And NC eqnh 70 ~ boel In
the country ....,.x,.
ber desired-s are cous via hss e~iines sceenslv
well ventilated and srp provided with bath roma wafer
msse home Comfortable az sell sAsssracsive'
Tho ssns h cosductsd the enlarged and ihsr.J
.sie n, one Of the fire., French stts the Unfsf s,ea
m. arkeIpg OF the be and choicest OF ina
season under the esp,ial supernen~nce ~ Kerrer
asmhes served either with A,isss table d,ho,s
aSjssred Table hoe 81 and S ossck private table
udsared At sny hour
Onnibu.es and for the business Of he cv paas
the door every minute
Families and single genHcmrn .hD mend soiouruins In
New York will fnd hs hotel worthy Of theh
Terms o. 81 per car.
No charge for bsths
Y sYscns ,proyre.or.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02
DENrJsTRv.

nsNTrsrRy-rErrH EXTRACTED IN ZEN sECoNDs
~ without the slsh,est pain By new and original pro
css.-not freezing This admirable system pracced b.
ne only. Reference given required
BR y. ppkKIN, SO canal street, near woossx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

FvOUNTRY RESIDENCE 70 LET BEAUTIFULLY STU
" sted the banks OF the Hudson river foot of Eighty
seventh street. Twelfth sple add BRICK Gothic
sOa.ge, garden house having wafer bathroom Let res
spuable 70 good tenant. Apply TO p. Brennan, Eighty
ebaxth street and Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

6yoUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE OR TO rET-AT PELHAM
~ Bridge six miles from Harlem, in Weschester county;
hiss front OF 100 feet the house Is three stories with
parlos floor. two story kitchen with observatory;
s been built Eve years. newly painted and IN perfect order
variety trees excellent well OF good
beating and fishing and to any desiring country
Inducements seldom met with there three
Of ground attached The premises viii be let st rea
sOnabe sod exchanged for city property Inquire sf
FOWLER at the Gate Pelham bridge or Of J. L. DODGE,
II Blocker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

IIOR SALE OR TO LEr-IHE HOUSE NO S WEST
in TweDteih street with all the modern improvements II
let TO small family without chill lren Apply TO STANTON
THOMSON, ia Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

E'oR sALE AT AsroRIA-A MODERN CONVENIENT
II cottage. with eight lots Jamacs avenue 100 feet
cas-. ~ The Cre~cen has eight cellar and attic price
5000 mortgage o. 500 balance In money n.errsl paving
stocks far rate Apply ., 70 Pine street, Of Mr. BRACh
LEY. ndsf the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

HOUSE FOR SALE VERY CHzAP-IN BROOKLYN.
III nice aory and pavement house, with marble
mantes &c for sale FOR only 81 m ball oash .nh naI IN
stre New Ork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

a BAR1AIN-Fua SALE THSEE SUPERIOR BUILT
houses Nos t9 l5 and U.s. East thirty sixth szeet two
brown AMI n. ether he Phdeiph brick, with
all ne modern Improvements Terms easy, Inquire On hs
premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

CARPErING.-sPRING NEGOTIATIONS, 1855, AT
" great ieduc lien of prices.
SMITH 4 LoESsBERAY,
Nc, s66 Broadway, nesr Grand street.
Are ofe-sg
Erg.i.h tapestry Brussels at 81 cents PER ysri.
English tapestry velvet at 81 % per YARD.
English Brussels ST 81 10 per yard.
English ingram a. 75c. per yard.
Also choice OF oilclohs window shsSss Ia,
curtains and all other goods pertaining 70 se e. elal
low prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

USoR SALE CHEAP-roUR HOUSES AND Tors IN
IT Rightly fourth street between Thlrd and Fourth ave
NORTH side Price $50 They are all let " good
for snssSsw ye.r $40 each. Apply 70 " sfIlLJK
Kghy aytA ssrsei, between rlrd and EOurth avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

nor SALE OR TO LIGHTHOUSE NO G4 MERCER
II street (No 10 Nelson place. between Waverey place
and Eighth street, Broadway The house will be in
order has and Jroton water story and
In the principal with all the usual -niences
the North American Fire Insurance Company No.
W all street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

E,oR SALE ON THIRrysrxrH sTREEr-A -FOUR
story hghstcop brown stone front house With All the
modern improvements Finn avenue, viii be sold very
low easy esrns n immediate application - male TO BE
HEDICT COLT, 10 Nassau street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

SPRING FASHIONS
A CARD TO IHE LADIES OF NEW YORK AND VI.
a clply.-P9is and New York spring and summer mill
Ds .Ps sonp. s0sS s anS S.ps
e. oys ed Vsa 'pS 9s h' f
eonnea always on hand Merchants and miners supplied
f,IrY AND COUNTRY xII.LIsyRs ARE INVITED TO
~ inspect my assortment Of rnehes smougs vhich are
can oaer hem rs per cent lower down town priced
JOHN LACY SIG Bowery, one door 6elow BeecEer street.
U,RsscH IMPORTING HOUSE.
hs ,ssy have just received and WI connss % receive
sroTsn NE se1,on The s' moJs sssn s sss
dlstague, s.s7l Broadway.
UAs#roHs.-rHE UNION BONNET FRAME yAvu.
Occurring COMPANY have on hSnd peror sssorn n
ducemsnts. iAeir variety eonas o. spass joesey eapa
eoys nss. bpsuers double net ransc, 10 ~ Canal sTe~
MRS. D. r. BuRDoE AND MISS n MONROE, PARIS
M millinery asd dressnaking es sblkshment $50 Broad
way, nes, Fourteenth street, cas-, side.
Ans. SELF HAS NOW READY AN EXTENSIVE
M MAJ q .Ss straw
trimmings tc Particular attention requested " the
Tuscan. and oSer No. 100 SD sveo' between Snh sod
Tent srcets
Darts BossErs .gEA DpRnssEs. CHOICE RfBsoN,
AND FRENCH MILLINERY.
s.s Sssess S n sG
sSssys We are ally sSd6s no,edes d ali se above de-
such goods CHARLES STREET TO-,
as Broadway.
DARIs MILLINERY YRS MEfN, u LEROY PLACE.
bleecker street between Mercer and urcene streets re-
specially her friends and the public in general
that IN CONGESTION with her Leshorn and straw bonnet de-
parfment abe will aao keep extensive assortment OF
French lowers and millinery goods.
DARfs FLOwERs-UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF TIE
ladies' arc perpetual favorites and Il 10 woiapored IN
elevated circles that the pavilion Dc cora surrounded Sh
The Ornamental and the beautiful Bridal sssormens are, "a
usual al JAMES rUCKEHs, 36 Broadway,
between Thompson's and Taylrr's saloons.
DENrIgTRE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

EoR SALE OR TO LET-Ar FLATLAND. 1. l., A
beautiful cottage, with surrounding grounds about
three containing shrubbery &C, barn and ouhouses
with delightful within forty mnutes ride o. Full
ton ferry. Inquire OF GEORUB COLEMAN, ESQ., the
premises, or NJ CHAMBERLAIN, 60 Nassau st. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

GREAT BARGAIN IN PR0PERTY.-FOR 9AIiE IN
VI media elyOns three story Snd one two story frame
house in Gst rate condition, OH leased lot cas- side OF
Ninth avenue second lot souh o sixty second street, lease
has IS years houses built IN 1852 assessments
Reason OF sale proprietor wishes 70 ~ Europe Terms
81 800 cash. Apply on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

UNIrTH AVENUE CORNER LOTS FOR sAIE-TWo
full lots southeas, corner OF f;h avenue and raetn
street opposite the the Columbia College, about
per Of tbs purchase money eau re-
main. Apply at III West Twenty SECOND sircet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

A RARE CHANCE-FoR SALE, AT BARGAIN
"a two three story brick houses and lots Thirty thr
street Eighth avenue, with all modern improvements
price 5000 only 81 900 in money required the balance
bond mortgage Tor term OF years. Apply immediately
to WEBB PARkHURST, 10 John street, room No. Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

(yLOsING SALE OF DRY GOODS BY THE AsSlGNEES
~ of GEO. h. WILLIAMS co, comprsng new spring
and summer DIRE az goods in great variety.
Linen goods in sneetngs from "a to Il wde warranted
pure linen.
DamAsk -abieco.hs napkins and towels,
Hosiery, gloves, embrnderes, Re-, &c.
The entire balance Of stock offered extremely low
prices enable the close the ASA ynment within
weeks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRoPERTY-A
splendid country and farm Of forty OF excellent
land thirty ak miles New York, Harlem Railroad,
in The Of Newoasle mile from Cbappaqua depot;
nice house. plenty pleasantly located good neigh
bohood and ali necessary outhuldngs perfect order;
large lawn field with ornnmen al trees eIoel
spring the house and fruit
all Kinds abundance This place desirable, and
well the attention Of wishing 70 TO he eoun
try. Terms easy. Possession immediately Apply 20 ].
HYATT, 30 Bowery carpet store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

Ic0R SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR NEW YORK CITY
property-The farm of D. Pthsrd, situated on the Gene
river, the Of York Livingston county - miles
south Rochester and miles from the village of en-seo,
and IA hours by railroad from rew York joining The STATES
Wadsworth and r. Murray Esqrs containing sO
acres large part of the famed 1enssee a with dwelling
barn ouhorsts and every thing persnhg 70 farm OF t~
will be sold together diyid ed For fur her
70 nation apply TO F. II. LUDLOW CO.. IA Pine street,
New York, ID. PICARD, on the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

EyAHE FOE stLE--AT MANARONTCK wKsTCIIES
county; 100 acres of good land fifteen acres wood
land, the balance under cultivation On the place Is
Win osrn carriage house and Stables for all The stock
Il is well stocked and has all the farming utensils necessa
~. 10 beautifully located and only hours ride from
the city. Possess be had Immediately. Apply at
CsrMne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02
fyoUNrKY RESIDENCE WITH FURNITURE TO LET

fNOTrAGE TO LET-IN FIFTEENTH STREET, NO. 75
~ between Sixth and Seventh avenues Inquire OF f. NJ
SPERRY looking glass lel Sixth To be seen
IRON until O'Clock Also furnished house in the country
salt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

NOUNTRY SEAT AT STATEN ISLAND FOR SALE
~ exchanse-Consisng of Gothic mansion, built bv the
late Seth Geer for Rob c. Wemore Esq., finished In the
most approved style Of architecture two stables and out
kouses all replete with convenience excellent
perfectly healthy situated Vanderbilt avenue Ave
minutes walk from the ferry commanding fine view OF the
Of New York There land all laid out
The English park style and we stocked with fruit and cul
tvaed shrubberv, &c. Apply to JOSEPH Il. VARNuM,
ESQ., IS Murray street, 70 Henry A. Mott attorney Al law.
IL Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

GREAT BARGAIN-FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
n neat two story cottage house, with an extensioa fine
piazza In front high soop aud basement on three lots OF
ground attractive In appearance ample In accommodation
Tor genteei family IA perfect order about fifteen minutes
from the ferry williamsburg If sold for cash only 81 U
required balance on mortgage. Apply Immediately To Is
PARKHORST, 10 John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

LNURNIsHED HOUSE FOR sALE.-THE NEW THAEE
story basement and high soop brick house $50 west
Forty ghth street. between Broadway and Egn avenue
Has all the modern improvements ard compe.ey i1r
nished a style suitable or genteel private Ia
miy The oge will be sold at great bargain,
part the purchase money may remain on mortgage
desired Inquire he premises between ii A. h and
Z. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

UNARM TO LEAsE-oNE OR FIVE YEARS, 50 ACRES,
miles from Morrsown Jew Jersey. ia hours rido
non York large good buildings fine water. rit Ac
healthy pleasant good place for keeping board
sr.. Rent $3.50 per year. Apply 70 j. vANDER9iLr =
Also, OF Eve good buildings Ia
nes from Red Bank N il 500 per year. This is beau
sS<ul,